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Order Of Publication
. WV NNTE.
LEE GAMER, Clerk

WEST VIRGINIA. To-wIT:-
AZ Rules held in the CLr.'. &c. ~
the Circuit Corrt Of Calhoun conrtv. on
Monday, the ? day Of October, 1916. the
following order vus entered
Della Null, plninud,.
Against
Joseph ". Null, defendant.
IN Chncerv.
The obi ct of this suit is to obtain an
absolute divorce from the defendant and To
dissolve the bonds Of matrimony her tofore
solemnized between the plaintiff and The
defendant, and general and special relief
II appearing by affidavit filed that the
defendant. Joseph W. Null. il n non.rssi.
dent OF this state il is ordered that he ia
appear here within thirty DAYS affer tile
first publication Of this notice and do wbgi
Is necessary to proleei his interests.
Fsste:
LEE GAMER. clerk
BEE HOPKiSs
FEFpLErov, MATHEWS & BELL
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Ville,s, Dewey Villers and Bessie H.
lens, the last three Of whom are in.
fants under the age "f twenty one
years, defendants,
In ancery
Upon bill of revivor.
! he object of the above entitled suit is
tO ascertain the liens and their oriorities
against the ~ ,vrests Of the defendant. Al
bert Niller>, ia two certain tracts of land
described in lhe bill, the bill Of revivor
and the proceedings ia said cause ms con.
tanning 200 acr and 80 acres, respective
~, and Ia obtain decree to sell said r-nl
estate. ar so much thereof as may lie nrccs-
sary t. pay of AID discharge the liens
thereon.
And II appearing by affidavit filed in
this cause, that diligence has been used on
behalf of the said plaintiff to ascertain in
what county the defendant, John Villers.
IL, without effect. II is ordered that the said
defendant, John Villers, do appear here
within one month after the date of the first
hereof, and do what is neses-
sary To protect his interests.
Copy Teste:
LEE GAMER. CLERK.
Pendleton, Mathews & Bell,
Attorneys.
Date first publication, Get. ), '16. x10 2G1
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Order Of Publication

lairof West NirHnia.
40 rules held Bod Goo office OF tu0 Dlorl
'f tHe Circuit Court of Calhoun county
.n Mon.ay Doe Pod day of Oc'ubr 1916
.lc frl"Wi. q order was cni rrl
Jauc- Do,krt pnimiA
against
N,icr Nil,cfs Auhrlm Niiicrs lla--
ley uirkey. Alice Duskcy. a bert
Drtkey, the lwt three 90 whom are
nlanl- nuder the age Of twenty one
years. William viiler john Nille,s
iGe pDskev. Walter Viliers. Jsmps
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The teachers Of Calhoun coun-
~ at their institute in the sum-
mer endorsed tire school fairs
held in 1914 and 1915 and urged
that every school in the county
have exhibits at one TO be held
Ibis year. 1t is high tine to
make definite preparations for
the 1916 fair and tie proper at
ihorities would do We to take
the matter into consideration
soon.
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STATE HEADQUARTERS
CAN SUPPLY ADVICE

Tie headquarters OF zoe West Yir
ginia Equal Suffrage Association stats
campaign committee at M0rgantown
are constantly in charge or the
chairman. Mrs ellis a. Y0sL All re-
quests for inlorma lion on any phase
of the campaign should be addressed
to M0rgantOwn. Literature and other
supphe may bo obtained at small
cost either by individuals or orsanizo.
lions Persons who ere intere ed
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The Democratic rallies he'd at
Brooksville and Chestnut Grove
this week met with great success
and large crowds heard the
speakers 10th nights These rail-
lies will Re held in all parts Of
the county as will be roticed
from the itinerary in another col
umn. The discussions by these
able men are interesting and no
voter should lose the opportunity
Cf hearing them.
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Large Crowd Hears Anderson,
SawyerS and Wetze'

Notwithstanding the unfavor-
able conditions of the W, ather
and the inconvenient hour for
the meeting the speakers ut the
big Democratic rally were greet
ed by a large crowd of people
many of whom had come from
distant parts Of the county to
hear the issues set forth, Thurs
day.
Hon. J. T. Waldo was chosen
chairman of the meeting and fol-
lowing a brief, well worded
speech introduced Hon. Fleming
N. Anderson, Of Redwood, Dem
ocratic candidate for Congress
from the Third district.
Mr.. Anderson spoke briefly Of
the work Of the present national
administration in effecting much
wise and constructive legis lation.
He lauded Woodrow Wilson for
his peaceful policies in dealing
with other countries and com
mended his stand on the impor-
tant domestic issues
Following the close of Mr.. Al
derson's speech. Hon. William
II. Sawyers, Of Hinton. Demo
cratic nominee for Attorney Gen
eral. addressed the meeting. He
spoke at length on the vast re-
sources of West Virginia. com
pairing most favorably this state ;
natural wealth with that Of other
states. Mr.. Sawyers then point
ed out that West Virginia is lack
ing in population. lle said that
proper inducements bad not been
offered to make this state grow
in population as others have.
properly placing the blame for
rhis deficiency on the mismanag
ment Of governmental affairs at
Charleston during the last TWEEN
ty years in which Republican
administrations Rave directed
state matters.
lie condemned In no uncertain
language the betrayal by Judgt
Ira r obi0scr, Republican can.
didate for Governor Of the prom.
ises made TO A. A. Lilly for hi,
withdrawal of the contest for tho
nomination aud for bis sJpp,rf
as attested by the Marcum apoc
alypse. Mr.. Sawyers gave aful
history of Robinson's promi q e
q cert Hatfield and OF the SUBJ
quent breaking Of me pledge
Hon. c NJ. Wetze'. former
member Of the Legislature con
cluded the meeting with a shorr
review Of the Virginia debt qucs.
ton. lie said tina, at one time
the commissioners from Virgins
had offered 90 settle the matter
for 500. 600 bat that "a Repuhli
can government then in power
bad Turned d0wn The offer So cs
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
COUNTY OF CALHOUN. TOWN..
AZ Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
circuit Court Of Calhoun county in tbe
siHie OF West Virg' mia, on Monday tbe
2"d day Of October, 1916.
era May Burrows. plaintiff.
Against
Harvey q. Burrows defendant.
In h1ncery
The object Of tie above STYLED cs,se 81.
10 obtain decree from the Court ON behalf
oi The plaintiff granting 10 her an absolute
divorce from The defendant together witb
The o"re, custody aud sn,eol Of theh ave
ehl'dreu, apd suoh ,un Of money for per.
msnent alimony ne may seem proper !,
the premises, aid for general and snecisi
relief
And Il appearing BY afidsvi, 6led Ina,
The defendant, Harvey g. Bnrrow. /. !.
non resident Of lbi, state. il !. orJes.d
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1t will pay every voter to care
fully read the Marcum letter en-
another page of this issue. 1t
shows in no uncertain light II e
treachery of Judge Robinson TO
the Lilly faction.
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Notice of Judicial Sale of
Valuable Real Estate

by virtue Of \ decree Of the lr,mit
Court Of Calhoun county, Wet Virginia,
rendered ON the sixteenth dav of Aug st
nineteen bundled aud sixteen H. cert in
cause in chancery therein pending wherein
+. j. Grim MSS plaintiff and W. y Church,
Commute for a. ID. Dishman, an insane
person, and 4. ID. Dishman were dclen.
dunts, the uud rsigned comm sioners wi
oa Tuesday, the twenty first day NJ Nuyerp.
Der, nme.een hundred aud sixteen, offer for
sale and sell 10y public auction to the high
e biCd ~ The ( ont d., or Of the Court
horse Of Calhoun county, West Virginia,
the following described real estate, to.Wit:
certain lot, ttacl or parcel of land rtulte
on the waters Of the West Fork. i'm the
district Of Lee, county of Calhoun, stat. Of
West Nitginis, containing thirty scre,
more o. less, which Wa conveyed unto tie
dc endaut. the said A. d. Dishnan, Nv tie
p'aiud1 the said t. Is Grim. and lis d. lie
by deed bearing date on the first day of
May, nineteen hundred snd fifteen. Of rec
ord m the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
q cunt Of alhoun county, West Virginia.
in Deed Book No. 81, ut psge Il6. copy
Of which, duly certified, is fled ~ an OK
hibit with tie papers ~ said cause, To
which as we'll a. to tho other papers in said
ctuse reference is made Tor a more definite
and particular description ST SAID real o..
tate; which sale, however, will he made
subject 20 ihe exceptions and reservations.
contained 90 said last named deed
Term, Of sale. one half Of the purchase
money cash in hand on day Of sale and the
residue up,n = credit of six months, taking
/ from the purchaser or purchasers a note or
bond with good security for the deferred
ins'a'lment, bearing interest from day
of sale.
JOHN NJ HAMLrox,
LoRgNrz q. HAMtiroS.
Commissioners
J. Lee Gainer. CLERK OF the Circuit
Court OF Calhoun county West vir-
ginia, do hereby certify that the above
named Commissioners, John NJ. Hamilton
and Lorenz G.. Hamilton, have executed
and filed with noe bond IN the penalty OF
hve hundred dollars as required by said
decree, which bond has been approved by
me.
Teste.
LEE GAMER. Clerk
a Copy Tcsfe.
LIE GAMER. CLERK
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Notice OF Sale of Valuable Real Estate

BY virtue of decree of the Ciru;t
'ourt OF Calhoun county, West Virg MIA.
rendered on the sixteenth day of August.
nineteen hundred and sixteen. in certain
chancery cause therein pending, wherein
K. J. Knots. Sheriff of Calhoun county
and as such Administrators of the estate a.
VI. }. Haverty, deceased, was plaintiff and
Matilda Haverty and Others were defen-
dants, the undersigned commissioners will
on Tuesday, the twenty first day of Novem.
her, nineteen hundred and sixteen. offer
for sale and sell by public auction to tbe
highest bidder at the front door of tho
Counthouse of Calhoun county, West Vir.
ginia, the following described real sstots
situate in the districts of Washington and
Lee county of calhoun, state of West Wiz.
gina, and further bounded and described
as follows, to-wit: First: certain In,
tract or parcel of land, lying and holm,
situate on the waters of Beech, in said Leo
district, containing six and three-four,bs
acres, and being the same res / estate which
was convened unto the taid NJ. j. Havort,
deceased, by S. W. MoClnne, clerk If u,e
CoNnty Conrt Of cal loun county. west V,r.
ginia, by deed bearing date on tie weo,v
sew h day Of December, nineteen HIM
dred and seven, OF record i'm the oB.. az
the clerk Of tn c'nnty court Of a. no
county, west virginia. in De,d Bo,k NJ
10, Al pnge ~; Sc .or.lJ another ce,,. l.,
i"t' lr'G, or parcel ~ land lying and 10
- z situate IN The district of ,y,sb.,,.,,..
county and state aforesaid. VII ca sid IL.
named real estate contains oue-t,pr ~
AN acre, more or less, and il d.. s.,.
which was conveyed INTO the .iI N
lIaveriy by the aid 5 W. MccIp,. -,
OF The comfy court. NJ aforesaid b.. desl
bearing date on the said twenty savo,,,I.
day Of December, nineteen hundred and
seven, ct record in the clerks ofioo 80
said In Deed Book No. 40 M ,,oo ON
copies Of which said two deeds dnl, oo.,;
Ord, are filed with the plaintiff hin :.
e"ld chonceay cause, reference TO which a..
veil as to the other papers thereof l. b.,o
mace Tor more definite and particular 1.
scrlpiion Of said two parcels Of real o., 40
Terms Of sale, one-half Of the purcbo..
money cash in hand on day Of sale al
'he residue upon credit Of six month.
taking from the purchaser or purchase q
note or bond with good security ~. A..
deferred insiallmens, bearing interes, from
day Of sale. ''0"'
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co RIGHT AT IT
Friends and Neighbors in Grantsvillo
VIII Show You Way.

VIII Show You Way.
Get at the root of the trouble.
Rubbing an aching back may relieve
it.
But won't euro it If the kidneys are
weak.
You must reach the root Of 1.-THE
kidneys.
Reach the cause; relieve the pain.
Begin at once with Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Are recommended by thousands.
Here is statement from resident
Of this vicinity.
w. Z. Shaver, carpenter, Lloydsville,
w. Va, says: "I began to have
trouble with my back and kidneys.
My work is hard on the kidneys and
back and it hurt me to lift anything
heavy. 1 had pains in the small OF
my back and my kidneys acted too
freely. Doan's Kidney Pills regulated
the action of my kidneys and removed
the pains"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don Z
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Shaver had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

WIN LOCAL APPLICATIONS a. they
limo, reach the seat OF the disease. ca
s, is blood or constitutional disease.
tFnat remedies HaiPe Catarrb C,,,r. a.
- mtefnaliy, and acts directly upon
Di22oa and mucous surface. Halls
,gee ~ Nute is not "a Quack medicine It
'.ois ln this country for years and A.
g. ript'on no b. Composed 81
beet az. .'li. known. combined with the
49,, ~ suFlaccs. The perfect combine
S, Sn or the two INGREDIENTS b. what pro-
oef.-,t' "'9 wonderful results in curing
NJ n send for testimonials free.
~; CHENEY q co. Props Toledo. o.
so,d BY DruFgiata nflce 7sf
""ile Family Pnls lof constipation.
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K. l. HAMILTON,
Editor and Owner.

Entered at the GrdutSUtlle,
W. Va, Post Office as second
class mciL matter.
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that he do appear h. re within one month
from the date OF the first publication here
OF and de- what is necessary to protect his
interest in this cause
Teste:-
LEE GAINER. Clerk.
Pendleton, Mathews Il Bell,
Counsel for Plaintiff
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join NJ Hamilton,
bOkENrz Z. HAmrIroN.

Commissioners
Lee Gainer Clerk OF the circo,,
court OF Calhoun County. wce, va.
gina do hereby certify that the slnv.
"a'ssd commissioner, John NJ. Hamilton
'"d Iorenh e. Hamilton, hive ereen,eJ
anu MED with me bond IN the penalty =,
I'VE hnndred dollars, conditioned acco,d
by me ''P'O'eu
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SUBSCRIPTION:

SUBSCRIPTIONS:
$500 q gear in ddUdnce.
$3.50 If not paid tiU end Of gear.
Advertising rates made knOaCn
upon application
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Hon Fleming N. Alersm tie popular young attorney of
Rich" ood who spoke Big Spgs and Courh use here
last week He has been wagng aggressive campaign in
the new Third district for Congress Such have been
of support Mr. Alder has votes over
the district that he confident election Mr. Anderson has
honesty and ability AMI there better whom
the voters could strd TO Washington assist Woodrow
Wilson carry out his peaceful and rucve policies
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PEEpLE1ov, MATHEWS & BELL
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JOHN NJ HAMILrOx,
LoRgNrz q. lfAMfirON.

- NNnN ANHAf
LIE GAMER. CLERK
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ouartier ueuponot ipcrocn c6c Sic
oentide 5egicrma iic1 il6er Sic Pint.
mort oui bic lebte dmerifauiihe 9iote
6e3iialid Der Sn6marinc.arieaiii6
umg idliiiiia weroeu miro
Eies miro ans ser S6aiiode eni
nommeu OoB 9oti6oiier @craro ae.
tern gI6euo telearop1irte eS lei nod
unbeltimmt mann er nod Berlin 5u.
rildfe9ren meroc Serr @eroro lit bel
olIcn alo6l3citen ser Bait ocS aoi.
icrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

ai6unnerr en-, bic pcu ,,1utlMcn 0pttflpons
ocuffu" Mint pnnliln uoet nnfc0elulnhie e.
unlfef, Nni qebcien, bet rillte snusn pft 2fie'
SION ppgr iNyiillln 0lilipelluun so mamsn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
Grwaltig.
9ic @rrluitc der Gugs
lduOrr.
cSm Oem cSelO5mg iM OStriO.
pOtamien.

SIN @idr5 mo 9lpril oaein ctwa
10000. Ger Eiirfcn sicacs.
beute bel Ginno0mc BON autel.
9lmoro. Bier britiidc Scnc
rdlc uno iibcr 500 onocrc 0iii.
oicrc untcr oen @ciouocnen.
Wlc6r ais cine @3iaion @nno
Sterling in 9qoraeIo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02
SIN llnO bet tOOt Der &aulpf.
Jn der 6e9end Don 1Dcrdun.
IL 4llort 8ommr i'm Gentrnm.
9eltl6e bebanpteu ibr Gcrruiu.
Oln1en icnOea Srrfdrfnn0cn in's 5rlO
9entl6c bc6allpteu iDr Ecrraiu.
@nicn icnOen Srradrtunocn ms 5cIO-
2seridl Oeg Oeat[den eIeneraIaaUg.

Scrlin T. Na 0aS oeuiAc SlrmceSanptqnarcr 6cuic
Nadmitao folgcnOen amtliden @erdt onsacscbcn
@eili der AriegSi1anplat.
rS StnaOn it i'm Aasemcnn mOcranOer seblibeu Sn Der
Wa6e yor SOmn babn gefern cb6ae Sample Orann.
crt
Genhe Slic9r Ga6cn aeln oie iein0ldn Se6aer
mo @ngaue we Sronn encm bcitgn gom6arOmen
woricn.
Sin anS0Hdu SipIan unrOc 5tld 9ODm in einem ent
tampe BnnteraeidOen Sic 5niaHcn Der Maiue Oo
Y dts Nenes anf 3 IT, nnD SGlfan-Trpnt
g9eOcr an Der SiSron Md i'm @alfan Sregea 6a6en idj
GrsianiHe @e0enInna abacpeIt.D