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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-04-14
FARM FOR SALE

81 acres Of good land ON Bull River.
adjoining poor farm Small bnru and 4
room house plumbcd for gas About q
cleared. balance in timber 10 acres ~
meadow Close To school and church.
30 bearing and ~ thrcc year old apple
trees. Three miles to county seat. In
center OF gas belt D., interest ia oil
md gas under u acres goes with farm.
j under lcuSc
Also one complete saw mill set up to
saw the timber. All goes at the low
price Of $4,000 terms - cash. bal.
ancc ina from TO 10 years with interest
at & per cent Call Oh or write
/. =, GEHO,
3-3i u Grantsvile, W Va.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-04-14
The Want e. Barr Store
NOTICE

Noticc is hcray given shat the port.
rcrship heretofore existing bctvcc9
G. Y. Alalonn and the undersigned. at
Zig Springs w Va has been dissolved
Boy mutual consent.
All claims against said firm are pay
ohIc by The said Maloun. aud alI a..
counts owing said firm are due and
payable 10 the said G. V. Maloua. WHO
continue. the business ut the Same old
stand
3.1I .H JOHN II WILSON
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-04-14
The Calhoun Chronicle
Thursday, April ID, 1921
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
.,axzkaA@HE,

Captain KnOtts, of AIinnora, is here
for visit with relatives.
Patronize Geo. W. Hamuton's Res
taurAnt,
\ A5anOn Taylor. an excellent farmer
of Ayers, WAS n business visitor in
town Tuesday.
H. 4. Campbell, q prominent citizen
of Henrietta, WAS among the business
visitors ia town Tuesday.
l.. C, Hamilton returned Friday from
Charleston where he argued case in
the supreme court.
Commodore NHtteF. substantial
farmer OF LeathesbaFk, was shaking
hands with friends here Tuesday.
All the leading Magazines and Per,
iOdieal In stock at
The Chronicle Bookstore.
NJ u, OffVtt, ali excellent citizen OF
Milestone. was pleasant caller a the
Chronicle office Wednesday.
Ralph Godfrey. prominent young
man of near StumptOwn. was pleas
ANT visitor In town Friday.
Ellsworth and A X. Stump. OF Ap-
pie Farm, were here Wednesday for the
Masonic meeting
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, of Pink, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs W. w.
Fogle, of the South Side.
a new Spring line of Rugs and Floor
Coverings OF all kinds for less money ct
The Stemple Furniture Store.
Peter Hicks. worthy citizen OF Pine
Creek, was here Friday attending to
business matters
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Is. Carroll, IF Big
Bend, were shopping here the first of
the week.
Howard Waldo is erecting substan-
rial residence on his lot on Court
street.
s II. Wilson, a prominent business
man Of Russett, was a pleasant caller
at the Chronicle office one day last
week
J Henry Barker, formerly of this
place, now a resident OF Parkersburg,
was operated Oh Friday morning for
appendicitis.
Dan Duskey, prominent young
teacher OF Richardson, was pleasant
caller al our office Friday. He was
here for the uniform examination.
Give us your standing order for mag.
aziDes and know that sou axe going to
receive your fsvOrites regularly
The Chronicle Bookstore.
}. u. Virgins, South Penn rig build
or, who has been q resident Of this
place for several months. moved TO tho
farm ne recently purchased near Rich.
ardsOn.
wig Bickle arrived here Monday af-
ter spending few days with home
folks in Parkersburg he will drill 10
the Hamilton well the first Of next
week
Word was received here Tuesday Of
the death OF Miss Edna Linn, Of
Charleston, which occurred In a Balti-
more hospital Monday. Miss Linn
often visited this place ana had many
friends here who will lcarnof her death
with deep regret
joni Koch, who * under Indictment
ia the local courts for stealing freight
from boat Tied up ct The mouth of
Leading Greek. Is bOarder at the
Hotel de Richards waiting trial at the
term Of court next week. Koch was
apprehended by the sheriff Vt Harri.
son county A. Clsrksburg on cspias.
aod Deputy Sheriff william Deems
q weOi 0veE tast week and bpougbi biIn
bsck The charye Is several yesrs old
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-04-14

But for money and the seed OF Il
hsre would not Ne half the friendship
n the world. II Is powerful for good
II dlvinsly used. Give Il plenty OF air
and II is sweet as the hawthorn; shut
II 40 and Il esokerS and breeds Eerma
Macdonald
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-04-14
DO NOT PAX STATEMENTS

Our subscribers are requested TO dis
regard statements that are being sent
Chronicle from Chicago auditing con-
Germ. The list obtained from the Chron-
stances. and we ask our subscribers
either to pay no attention to the state
ments or send their remittance direct
to us where proper credit will be given
for the amount sent In.
We wish those who have sent in pay
ments to the auditing company would
kindly inform us OF the amount sent
by them so that they may have proper
credit on our books
Please do not disregard this notice,
as it may save considerable trouble
and misunderstanding later on.
Patronize Geo. W. Hamilton's Res
taurant
Hon. j. T.. Knight and son Hale. of
Big Bend, were prominent visitors in
Grantsyille Wednesday.
James Martin. splendid farmer OF
near White Pine, was transacting bus
mess in town "Wednesday.
A full and complete line of magazines
and periodical constantly on hand at
The Chronicle Bookstore.
w. +. ana Emery Rogers prominent
citizens of BrOoksville, were visitors in
town Wednesday.
Charley Johnson, figst-claSs OIL.
worker of Ayers, was pleasant call ::
at the Chronicle office Monday.
We have Furniture OF all Kinds and
guarantee to save you money. Get our
prices
The Stem3lc Furniture store.
i. q. Sharke, who was In charge OF
the construction work on the High
School building, arrived here this week
to attend the meeting of the hoard OF
directors which will be held Friday.
PatroDizs Geo. W. Hsmiltou's Res.
taursnt.
Ex-senator II. e. LOckney, Of Mill.
stone, was prominent visitor in town
Monday. Mr.. LOckney will leave in
few weeks for Charleston wher, ho
cOtemplatcs making his future home.
Miss Hattie Francis. who has oper-
ated the local bakery for several years
past. has closed the same down for the
summer months and has accepted
position in the Deems restaurant.
jacob StuFm, nm excellent citizen Of
Mt. Zion. hns built residence i'm South
GrontSVillc and IL moving to this place.
We are glad TO have him and his e1.
ccllent family with us
Iessie Fitzpatrick, young man who
makes his home with Everett Bennett.
Of l'OogerhOlc, Is seriously M with ty-
phoid. trained nurse arrived Tues
day from Parkcrsburg to take care Of
him.
We are in receipt Of O splendid and
ncwsy communication from Milo which
We would be- glad TO publish II the
writer had signed his or her name. 40
name is signed to the letter hence the
office CONT Is getting some fine food.
Rev. Smith Dye, who has been clerk
Ing IN the Smith HtOrr for some pnst
has resigned aud IL tnking much
needed rest. The position made vacant
by the resignation VI Rev. DYE is
being capably filled 10y Miss ola Belts
President Aldlnc Polling and n large
force Of workers have been here for the
past week going over the Citizens Tcle.
phone Go. aod getting them in good
'hspe The trees that iuterfered with
the lines have beeu cut down or trim.
med up, new CROSS arms placed on The
poles.t the lines frightened aud untwist.
cd, etc. In fact the whole system IL
leing gone over and put In good condi.
] lion,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-04-14
NARSHaLlS WILL
Be MUCH MISSED
FORMER VICE PRESIDENT AND
HIS WIFE HAVE BEEN POP.
ulAR IN WASHIE GToN.

His Humorous Views OF :he Office He
Held-Their Receptions Greatly En-
Joyed by the Foreign Ambassadors
and Ministers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26
RIDGEWOOD ADDITION

idgewood? During the
home
created during the peak prices has come down
The
out
wood he
the Is
make ideal homehe
further particulars
THEODORE COX, OWNER ~"
or of
Phone 5s3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

~ furnished southeast apartments
".,.Ju Apts Usage l104 far APP
'.hftEIELy furnishod f5ur.room and
t.,.' ping porch apartment. sccommo.
r-s.r. ,.H l"o 70 six, IDEAL for bachelors
--.,.,=Iyed served II preferred. 2lG T.. Eighth.
~ w. fo1--Sicely FURNISHED three.
t.s. apartment newly decorated. Usago
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26
CALL osAcE a63c.

LIBRARY apartment Third and cheyenne.
Usage ,-l-, completely furnished LAYS"
Wrs room. disappearing bed. kItchen
sri private bath. all outside, coolest ana
tsf located In city. So per month.
THREE ROOMS. modern apartment, fur
rsh.d walking distance, So. Fred
W Ludrr " CO.. 2i5 Robinson HIdE.
DETROIT. S.. 5lO-woll Furnished. two
.srge rooms and sleeping porch. close ln,
'e1t reas'uable. must be seen TO b"
Appreciated
BOULDER s., 7OO-Furnishod south
apartment Tor two or four adults.
HALTINnRE 5. I6lb-Ncw three room.
FINISHED apartment living room. giass"d
IN H'l.rg room, ktChcuott", private
H2fk s'u'hoast exposure. osag" ht5-.
NFENrLENTH. +. ii-Scw. completely
furnished apartment. three rooms and
h'a. northeast and south oNposurs.
'L-,nel porch,
MAIN n. 7oG-DupleN apartment. rhr,e
4.eey furnished rooms. sos, titney linz.
FOR RENI-Nicely furnished, fuur-ruom
sapartH.ut at Glenn stop ON sand
Springs car line Third house north Of
seP Reasonable rent; cents car tare.
1lGlN eel Four-room furnished
,1arim.nt Usage 4G70 or bb2.
WANTED Young lady 10 share heauu.
m..E furnished apartment. close in with
,'' ladies References exchanged. call
-4;kIE well ventilated apartment In
wilson hdg., Second and Detroit Phone
g"s' '-a or CEDAR 2l93.
FURNISHED south apartment. newly
a-'ort'... private bath. Usage s757.
TaA n.l s Sostrn ,'TGroo5oo@ Sa.s 5 eSnr
iot four leople Cedar $50,
F-AZA Completely iurns,hed
Iai ""at Apply io2 Plaza Court or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26
IHIi&h Grade y mrmi.
tmre Cheap


Overstuffed Parlor Suite G.
picccS).
Mahogany Library Table.
Table Lamp.
Mahogany Bedroom Suite { 4
pieCcS)
Mahogany Dining Room Suite
GO pieces.)
2 9xl2 Administer and Velvet
Rugs.
| 9xl2 Rug.
| Mahogany Smoker.
! Kitchen Range.
| | White Hoosier Cabinet.
Refrigerator.
Iron Bed.
Mattresses, Springs, Medicine
| Closet, Shades, Ironing Board,
Small Rugs, etc.
This furniture practically new.
We are in position to offer
you "A real bargain. Price $500
and terms can be arranged.
House for rent $50. This fur
niture is worth twice as much
right now. Call us about this
right now and we will show it.
Don't wait. II
f, N. RILEY g. co.
312 Robinson Bldg.
Cedar 1918
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

uu-rg simmer months. compl"'" apart
men. u' five furnished rooms also smaller
apartment Ut two connecting rooms and
NUt-hoHrffs. situation ideal for comfort,
-, block from Jitncy two blocks from
'tsr Rent most reasonable. chief object
beng o. leave property IN responsible
hands. References.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

HEsr ARKANSAS FAEMs-6O acrcs nn-
est bottom 1900. 50 acres best valley
~ 500 l.1tu river plantation 80. 500
Wow. A Arkansas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

TrRNl~UED-F've- room house, tour
rooms fnr rent n. dtsIrabi, married
,u.le, yrry reasonable. 90 West N!U'A,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26
pFvT~ AGAIN REDUCED
!spRINGER APART MENTS
" "OElahoma's Finest"
sixth and Cincinnati

.,.gy. features; fireproot, sound
~ 5 o.. ming we'll water, tnctner-
.ls, ruooms. highest class
-......or Sl35 up, unturnishrG,
.... o.. urnishcd Rent includes
. u..t water ard gas Refer
'h.'' MI OSAGE 6995
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

FOR SALE or TRADE-Thls fine uttIe
farm Of 20 acres. all under cultivation.
Just outside ciiy limits 81 Horryvillc, Al
knuHas. but ~ Clty school district, only
tnr'c-quBrtorS Uilr 60 grammar and nigh
school No waste land on this place has
sCres I'm" clover ana 10 HCros good
tame pasture ~ timothy. clover and al
fHIfa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

. .oR REST R,sH,nCc. uufuru,sh"d. 1-'l
Snufn quincy. five rooms arI hath.
/ modern T.ru, Usage .'si ur Usage -o7i.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

yrhruIsncd, q rooms and
...I close Cedar l.t- ul
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26
OkItitON \.

WASTED - Adjoining good oklahoma
town foo 90 go acres On structure. T.
% uoS s29 Tuaa Okla
rOR SALE ls3 acre farm on hard snt.
tat property aA part payment Mccoy a
Patton. cedar aoii.
FOH SALE or TRADE.
go acres upland In cherokee county
soil or trade Tor town ur city property
or small farm. or horses. mules. sheep uf
cattle. must be worth the money. THIS
Il. among tho bost farms. Tor stock rats
ing In eastern Oklahoma. II interested
vtitc fur run particulars IttCc $50 pet
acre. W T. HuFhes. Okay oklahoma.
wASTFD-RrAI ESTATE 40
HAVE CUsrOMEns with iLooo to 5000
cash five TO room house. must h.,
worth the money, oHasc 37o7 Il
WANTED TO buy equity IN t-room mod
,rn bungalow. southeast aide preferred
bargain from owner. Addrcss 7ta-C care
word
WE ARE SELLING property but u must
be- priced right n yuu have something
priced Ht reduced value see un. T.. y
iucy a ca. 3l2 Robinson, Cedar 1913.
WANTED sn or sovcn room residence
Tor intcrcst IN going business giyc luoa
tlon and price. owners. 'i' G oat'
world.
WANTED buy - fuut or nvc-roon
house to move. Address 800, cart
world.
NAVE buyers for ~" snd sis-roou
modern houses IiHtne- n Luther
Osarc 900 $50 Rohinson Hldg
TULSA nEslpENcE WANTED
Have elegant brick sis apartment build
IN. IN Kansas cay Mo. rented Tor 81 90
/ pDT year. price t3b.0OO, mortgage US. OOo
Want Ia exchange II for TulHah resid euCr
stye price and street number. write hu
sac, care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

DETROIT. S. 6IO-wol Furnished. two
.srge rooms and sleeping porch. clos, ln,
'rgt reasonable. must be seen 90 b"
appreciated
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


DEAL EcThTE EOP SALE
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OWNER sN'lu.I'I.. ur|ec $500 il''n
r..u ,ut,.a. uu r,I.uu small uvN
".nI l,.ar.. N.. ...' Wallace. patE.
..u" N'pu.
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r,.. ,a. '.. u,.,., .. '0. u.,.,.
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,DI.TIu.AST sIpl g. .uu cash l,.r.
t.ali. nov ,.i f..ut tuus,.uV. ,sr
a.si..g 90 ., is.l. r,.m. with breakfast
i.s.y a,t r..r. no .,r,. fu.n' mo-. de-,
citations .lrtI.taI u,tIf.s uuI enamel
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

Cash and good two-'on truck
for / uf good lots. Usage 1913.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

,'.usa. in groom apartment
.... Iau Usage 5i2l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

r.NFl,KNISUEU house. gel9 n Admiral
SIX rooms modern duplex newly dec.
Grated only $40 per month ustrn ai-l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

I'M ..- kARLE kltChsutttr apart
'I'.'sh"d, present occupant .'1t.
'.| 'H. several months, proper part.
u.-. apartment Including iur''-
,' .'' 'I"" rent az tenant now paying
'II. .'.'nt untIrrIshcd. Inquire u'
------- ID ) EnuLtcr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

,,-lpIf SEW fNe-rou,n efficiency apart
-..t t.a blocks from Fifth and Main.
a,.TaI floors. mant,i Murphy bed.
t'Vl features front ami rear porch's
r..u-t suHr. desirable Hoighourhupd ga
. = a.str..I Phone bStgr tH2f.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

Lt r. tN>. APARTMENTS, front apart.
b yr,.'" ..'nIshod In mahogany, H.~"
r..r,'' h'U and water. Inquire apart
---- / --LEa EkIr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

.'H. sl--I'or rcrt Furnished. two
go. '''.'.room apartments Can psagr
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-17
Youth Born Under
Unlucky Star Has
Life OF Trouble

Twice Daniel Craig was the
victim o circumstantial evidence.
On the first occasion he was held
guilty Of stealing examination
papers in college and expelled.
The second occasion was far more
serious, for he was accused and
and convicted of murdr an SEN
fenced to serve twelve years in
states prison, where he became
No III. Escaping. he brought
about the release of more than a
hundred prisoners, including five
hardened and dangerous GRIMM
ais, whom he had not intended to
turn loose. Inspired by his love
for brave and beautiful young
woman, he resolved to devote his
life to recapturing the five out
laws.
The story of Daniel Craig's adj
ventures, in prison and out, is
told in sThree Sevens" by Perley
Moore Sheehan, and will be seen
at local theatres Thursday. An
tonic Moreno, the daring and
dashing young star, plays the
leading role.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-17

Miss Nettie Kate Evans enter
tanned with a very informal din
ner party at the Boone Tavern
Hotel, Berea, Tuesday, honoring
Miss Florence Lewis, who will
leave for her home in Winchester
on Wednesday.
Miss Germania Wingo will
leave Thursday for her home in
Virginia. Miss Wingo was a
teacher in the training class OF
the Eastern Normal.
Mrs. c. II. Park. Mrs. T. M.
Wells, Miss Lou Wells and Cy
Wells spent Tuesday with Irvine
friends.
Miss Julia Higgins left Thurs
day for her home in Frankfort.
after a two weeks vacation in
Crab Orchard and Richmond.
Miss Katherine Hammond.
physical education teacher at the
Eastern Normal, will leave for
her home in Virginia Wednes-
day.
Misses Sara Chenault. Carolyn
Rice. Mary Elizabeth and Sara
LuXon and Margaret Greenleaf
will be at home Wednesday from
Camp Daniel Boone where they
spent ten days camping.
Mrs. ]. c. Oldham and Miss
Elizabeth Gardner have returned
from, a visit with relatives in
Winchester.
Mrs Walter r. Wadelle and
son, Herman Wadelle, have re-
turned to their home in Norwood
Ohio. after a visit with the Miss
les Ward.
Mrs. w. l.. Arnold is in North
Mlddletown this week visiting
her-son, William.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-17
Central Feed & Produce
COMPANY
al FIRST STREET
RICHMOND, KY.

Mrs. F. T. Broaddus. of Win
chester, is the guest OF Mrs. Alex
Turpin i'll the county.
Mrs. w. f. French. OF Shreve-
port, Louisiana, is the guest OF
Mrs. w. c. French and Miss Bet
tie French.
Mr.. Arthur Duprey OF St Lou
is. is guest in the home OF Mrs.
Hale Dean.
Mrs. w. A. Langford, Misses
Dollie Pickles, Marie and Fran
Ices Langford were shoppers in
Lexington Monday.
Mrs. J. w. Davis, Of Camp
bellsville, is here for an extended
visit with friends and relatives.
Miss Lizzie McCord, of Lex
ington, is the very attractive
guest of relatives in the county
Misses Ida and Nan Chenault
are guests OF Mrs. Harvey Chen
ault. Mrs. Chenault will enter
tain very informally for hel
guests on Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank finder %
INirksville, are guests of Mrs
Ben Holtzclaw at Covington.
Mr.. William Ecton. of Win
chester. is the guest of his aunt
Mrs. d. c. Biggerstaff, on Sec
ond street.
The Stanford Journal says
Mrs. Randa Bronaugh. of Mich
olasville. and Mrs. Fred CARRIER
OF Richmond, Va, were recon
guests of Mrs. Il. T. Bruce.
Mrs. II. l.. Perry and Mrs. Tu
liam lying spent Monday in Lex
ington.
Mr.. Robert Matthews has re
turned to his home in Shclbyvillt
after week end visit to friends
Miss Florence Lewis will leave
Wednesday for her home in Win
chester. Miss Lewis was d teach
err the past year in the Mode
High School of the Eastern Nor
NAL.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-17
&fOr1QS ut By Elmo
Scott
Great Scouts WATSON
@, Western Newspaper Union.
"BUFFALO CHIP" JIM WANTED
TOBE LIKE BUFFALO BILL

Plain Jim White was his name, but
along the whole western frontier he
was known as Buffalo Chip" Jim.
q name which he carried to his grave.
He had been bOyhoOd friend of Buff
falo Bill. and when Cody became an
Indian scout, White also took up that
occupation. For years he was Buff
falo Bills faithful fOllOwer-half-
servant, half-"partner." He COPIED
Buffalo Bills dress. his speech and
the way he walked. He let his hail
grow long in imitation of Cody. He
was always at the famous scouts side.
and took more care of Buffalo Bits
guns and horses than he did of his
own.
Two stories Of how he got his name
are told. One is this: General Sher.
idan had arrived at Fort Wallace
Kan, and was seeking Buffalo Bill tc
guide him on a buffalo hunt. White
appeared and told the general that
Cody was away.
But when Mr.. Cody is away, Tn
Buffalo Bill" declared White.
1.-The HI you are!" said Little
Ill Will COlItSlHpI. NhiB,'
YOU meant" And the general stamped
away angrily.
According to the other version OF
Whites christening. one night at For
Laramie he claimed the right to be
known by some other name than sim
pie Jim White, something descriptive
of his close friendship for Buffalo Bill
"AlI right" said Major Morton o
the Ninth infantry, Wen call yol
Buffalo Chips'!"
White was with the Fifth cavalr!
when it attacked Chief American
Horses camp at Slim Buttes. S. D.
in the autumn of 1876. After the de
feat of the indians, the soldiers be@aI
hunting down little parties of Siou.
hidden in the gulches and ravine
near the edge of cliff. He hat
raised himself to his feet and wa
ready to fire at warrior down IL
the ravine when shot rang out.
White sprang in the air. cutche,
his hands to his breast and with tn
startled cry of "Oh. my God, boys
they've got mel" he plunged forwar
down the slope, shot through tn
heart.
"A simpler-minded, gentler fror
tiersman never lived. He was moo
esty and courtesy itself. and he ha
three unusual traits for men of hi
class-he never drank; | never hear
him swear, and no man ever hear
him lie," writes Gen. Charles Kim
who knew him well and who saw tir
die that cold September morning a
Slim Buttes.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-17
FARMERS WIFE HAD
SUFFERED 20 YEARS
Shepherdsville Man Says Wife
Only Ate Enough to Keep Alive
Now Picture of Health

81 wouldn't take the best blue
grass farm in Kentucky for the
good Tanlac did my wife" said
w. T. Walker. a well-to-do farm
er. living at Shepherdsville, Ky.
X. F. d. No. 2.
"My wife had stomach trouble
for twenty years and | have new
cr known anybody to suffer like
she did from indigestion. She
ate only enough to keep alive and
was growing weaker and thinner
all the time. She had no strength
and was so nervous and restless
she could hardly sleep at all.
81 had no idea that Tanlac
could help her like it has done.
Her stomach is in fine condition
now and she eats pork and any
thing else without having the
slightest trace of indigestion.
She used to have dizzy spells d
, great deal. but these are all gone
and her nerves have quoted
down until she can sleep like d
child at night. She has even
stopped the Use of laxatives which
j she had been in the habit Of tax
ing for years. She looks ten
years younger. now. and indeed
she is the very picture of health. ,
Tanlac is sold in Richmond bv
Stockton and Son and good drug
gists. 1t