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BROOKSVILLE NEWS

Rev. j. NJ Snyder delivered two fine
sermons at the Big Bend church Satur-
day and Sunday. Sunday school at
both places are doing fine.
Miss Fanny Law is at Grantsville
this week having some dental work
done
l.. l.. Shanks has been lots of repair
work on his telephone lines in the last
two weeks.
Miss Florence Cain was the guest of
Miss Mildred Knight Saturday and
Sunday.
ROLAND Saunders is working in the
Busch Garage
Gertie Crisis is staying at the home
of Carl Bower
Mrs. Walter Lott and Miss Hila Stev-
ems are at Creston visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Willis Stevenes.
David Knight is here for visit with
his brother, J. T. Knight
Mrs. Myren Crisis. who has been in
i'll health for some time is much i'm
proved and is able to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph RAIDER and little
daughter, Gilmore are visiting Mrs.
RAIDERS parents at Broomstick.
Harley Knight and Paul Bower have
purchased new Overland cars from
Morford and Oles at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. w W. Bower and Carl Bower
were at Grantsville Monday visiting
Mrs. Arlan G. Burns.
J. II. Rogers attended the circus at
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WHITE PINE NEWS

Mrs. Lynn Stump and Miss Fanny
ing Herldon Mccartney and wife here
one day last week.
Miss Dolly SINNERS is home now
She has been staying on Little Laurel
l.. Dow Brake, of Harrisville. spent
few days in our burg last week.
Miss Merle Johnson. of Henrietta
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
aunt, Mrs. Bud Kelley.
Bruce White. who is staying on
Leaterbarll, spent Sunday with his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer White.
Mr.. and Mrs Ethan Hickman and
children. of BoOgerhole, and Willis Div
erS. of WeaSe Ridge. were visiting at
J. VI. Hickman'S Saturday a:ld Sunday
FL Terrell. of Ayers. was here Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Hickman were
shopping in Grantsville one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Ayers. of Nobe
were visiting ut w. ii Ayers Sunday.
The White PiHc baseball team met
Old Dckalb team last Saturday ut La
tOnia. bringing with them the fastest
team that las visited that ground for
several years. The game was played
with much interest for the Onlookers.
neither side scoring until the fourth
inning when Gamer made a hit that
scored two men. Dekalb played fast
ball until the sixth inning when Pitch
err Wells gave away, letting White Pine
score seven runs. Then Danley entered
the box in the seventh inning, but alas.
it was too late. Terrell, twirling for
White Pine, pitched fast ball through
out the game, making total of nine
teen strikeouts which gives him the
record of an old time twirler. d.
Wilt, catching for the local team, play
ed his part like New York Giant. not
making an error throughout the whole
game. Q. Peninger, on second base.
renewed his record as an old timer,
not making an error. never allowing u
ball to pass or man to steal second.
and making two double plays. The
final score of the game was 9 to 0
in favor of White Pine. This was the
fourth game of the season. White Pine
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If you are run down, discouraged
and out of heart, get bottle of Tanlac
and see how different it makes you
feel. w. T. w. Dye
For Rent-Pasture enough to keep
and fatten for the market thirty head
of two year old cattle. Located a few
miles from ArnOldsburg on Beech Fork.
If interested write II. J. Francis, 92O s.
Fifth St, Louisville, Ky; or call s. T..
Keith. Arnoldsburg, W. Va. 3-16 tt
The stOrk paid visit to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Arlan G. Burns Monday
and left fine big boy baby. The
mother and the little one are doing
very nicely, and there is hope that the
proud father will recover his balance
in a few days.
For Sale-We have number of
yearling. pure bred, registered Here
ford bulls and several pure-bred regis
tered yearling heifcrs for sale. These
Bulls and Heifers are from the Gov.
crnor w. r. McCray herd, Beau Donald
ana Fairfax blood Also several pure.
bred Jersey cows that are fresh and
with calf by side II interested call
and look them over or phone
G. w. * A. HARDMAN.
Mt. Zion, w. Va.
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REGISTRARS APPOINTED

At a session of the county Court May
LIST at which all the members of the
court were present. registrars for the
approaching primary and election were
appointed The list follows:
Sheridan district: Brooskville. Ev-
erett Terrell and Emory Rogers.
Freed. Roy Morrison and Guy Freed
Center district: Court House. JAS
per Elliott and Clarence Smith.
Chestnut Grove. w. p. Welch and
C. ID. HaddoX.
School House. Mrs. Mary J. Dick and
Miss Edna Jeffreys.
Sherman district: Russell. Bernard
Elliott and Letcher Stump.
White Pine. Ira r. Yoak and John
Ferguson.
Lee district: Arnoldsburg. Harley
Downs and b. II. Price
Daniels Run. Charley Whytsell and
Holly Nester.
Hur Ray Slider and NJ w. Stont.
Richardson, Daniel Duskey and Geo.
Nelson.
Washington district Minnora, Har-
ley Knots and Bailey Parsons.
Okla. Okey Conley and Clarence
Lloyd.
Frozen. f. c. Farrar and L. G.
DOwney.
StinSon new precincD. w. A. Mollo-
hon and Okla Parsons.
In the foregoing list the first named
is the appointee of the Democratic ex-
ecutive committee. the last named being
recommended by the Republican com
mittee.
As will he noted it is the intention of
the court to establish new precinct in
Washington dictrict. to be known as
Stinson No. I. This will be n great
convenience to many voters in that
section and is something that should
have been done long ago. Before the
general election the court expects to
divide some other precincts in the
county.
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WITHOUT STREET ADDRESS
YOUR MAIL Is DELAYED
AT OFFICE OF DELIVERY

The Dead Letter Office has been in
existence ever since Ben Franklin
started our postal service. Even then
people addressed mail to Mr. Ezekiel
Smithers, Atlantic Coast" and ex-
pected Ben to know just where Zeke
lived
Perhaps they had Zeke's address In
letters up in the garnet, maybe chest
full Of 'em, but then It was easier To
let Ben hunt Zeke. Today people are
addressing letters to John Smith, New
York, n. Y, or Chicago, H., thinking
Uncle Sam can locate him. which is
just as incomplete as was Zeke's ad-
dress Of yore. The Postoffice Depart
ment asks you TO put the number and
street in tho address. II helps you.
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Parkersburg last week

Parkersburg last week
Mrs. Mae RAIDER and daughter. Mr..
Dennis Cronin, were shopping i'm
Grantsville one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs Everett Henderson,. og
Grantsville, were visiting relatives here
Sunday.
Mrs. Harley Knight and little daugh
tiers. Katherine and Madeline. are visit
ing her sister Mrs. Arlan c. Burns.
of Gratnsville.
Carl Bower has been quite i'll for the
past few days but is able 10 he out
again.
l.. Il. Carroll was business visitor
in Grantsville Saturday,
Miss Mildred Knight returned home
Saturday after n weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. l.. f.. Marshall, of Henri
eta. She was accompanied home by
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall who spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with home
folks
Russell Terrell, Ralph RAIDER and
Harry Williams are working at the
Hope Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curt Bower and sons.
Paul, Forest and Gerald. spent Sunday
with Sidney Bell and family at Indus
try.
Supt. T. c. Sain has returned home
from two weeks business visit at
Salem, W. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Crowley and
little sons, Billy and Barrett, of Anna
moriah. spent Sunday with Mrs. Grow
ley's mother, Mrs Rebecca Fling.
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BROTHER OF LOCAL
MAN ELECTROCUTED
(From Saturdays SentineD

(trOm saturdays Sentnel)
Frank O. Taylor received word this
morning Of the death Of his brother.
Silas Raymond Taylor which occurred
last week in Ely, Nevada, and resulted
from electrocution. The funeral was
held i'll Ely on Sunday 1t will be re-
membered that the Sentinel carried n
notice few days ago of Mr. TaylorS
having been badly burned by contact
with live wire and that his condi-
ton was critical but it was hoped that
he might recover.
The deceased was well known here
where he formerly resided and his
death will be learned of with sorrow
He is survived by his wife and two
children; also by two brothers, Frank
o. Taylor, of this city, and James Tav-
lor, of Grantsville, w. Va, and by \
sister, Mrs. Harvey Yost. of SistersvilIe
and his mother, Mrs George II. Taylor.
also of Sistersville
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The Calhoun Chronicle
Thursday, May IL, 1922



Thomas Cabot. of Charleston. spent
a few days here this week looking after
matters at the local Cabot office
ID. G. Church. a substantial citizen of
Creme, was here Saturday ON bust
ness errand
Circuit Clerk j.. l.. Terrell returned
this week froll visit to rnrkersburg
Morgantown aid othcr points
Mr.. and N, Lyle Ayers have moved
into their handsome new home on River
street.
Guy Bailey. of Mt. Zion. was here
the latter part of last week calling on
friends.
A fine big son arrived Mt the home
of Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Kelley, of near
White Pine, Wednesday of this week
David G. Craddock has been com
missiOned postmaster at Altizer, this
county, according to a dispatch from
Washington.
w. II. Ayers, prominent White Pine
business man was here over Thursday
night enrOute to Parkersburg on a bus
mess mission
Harold Kight, a prominent merchant
of Big Springs. was here Saturday on
n business errand. One of his children
is very i'll.
Uncle Bob" Terrell, splendid citizen
of Big Root was here Monday looking
after business interests. He is in good
health and looking fine.
FOund-Pair gold-rimmed eyeglasses.
Owner may recover same by proving
property and paying for adj Apply at
Chronicle office
Mrs. Stump Fetty. who recently I'M
derwent a serious operation in a Par
kersburg hospital, is still i'm rather
grave condition at the home of her
brother Russell Keith. i'm Spencer.
Fresh Groceries, Fruits and Vegata-
bles. We carry an up-to-date line of
Groceries and Notions OF all kinds. Get
our prices before buying elsewhere.
BIG II South Side store 90
Tanlac is q powerful, reconstructive.
systemic and stomachic tonic 1t tones
up the system restore lost appetite and
make You fee strong sturdy ana well.
as nature intended w #. w. Dye.
Justice c. o. Rafferty,, Of withers,
WAS here Thursday ON business mis-
sion. He reports the lawsuit business
in his neck Of the woods furnishing
but says it is The only business i'm that
condition.
Work has been resumed ON the walls
Of the new Masonic Temple being erect.
ed OF the corner Of Main ana Court
streets. Considerable progress has been
made and 10 expected that the struc
ture viii bc cady for it's roof by the
middle Of June
At a meeting of the council held
Monday of last week 81 representative
Of Capt II. j.. Snyder. of the state
Rood OOmmis ion Mr.. hathaway. was
present Tho matter of paving the
Main street of Grantsvine was taken
up and discussed rather thoroughly
and certain pledges were made TO the
Commission by the council Since that
time an agreement that four feet add
tiOnal on each side OF the paving from
the bridge 90 the DR. Dye alley and
two feet additional from that point OF
70 the Davis inc would be laid by tn,
abutting property owners has been cir
culated and signed by most Of the par
ties interested. It was the opinion o
Mr.. Hathaway that only the gradinj
would be done this year. the surfacinl
TO be deferred until next Spring wheI
the grades and fills would be NOR,
firmly settled
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How do you expect the Postal Clerk
to know whether you mean Trinidad,
California, or Trinidad, Colorado7
ALWAYS SPELL OUT THE NAME
OF THE STATE IN FULL IN TIE
ADDRESS.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10Th day of May. 1922.
Lenna l.. Proudfoot. Notary Public.
My Commission Expires Jan 10. 1881
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Of January. 1921. and deed has been
required. as provided by law, which
deed will DC hc made to The said T. O.
Hamilton on or after the LIST day OF
August 1922 unless You against that
day redeem the said real estate from
the said sale
The amount necessary to redeem Is
as follows
Amount paid Sheriff nj said
sale .................. 1888
Amount taxes paid ON prop
erty since said sale .......... $50
Amount paid Surveyor for
survey ANA report .......... 200
Amount paid for notice and
service thereof .......... 1920
IntercstD. .....t............... 90
Total $345s
Given under my hand This oath dav
of April, 1872.
s. N. WALDO.
Clerk of the County Court of Cal
4-21-4t houn County, West virginia.
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The Bank of Grantsville

REPORT of of at
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MORE BUSINESS
IN GOVERNMENT
This apt phrase was used IN Presl-
dent Harding's first message to Con
gress and applies particularly in postal
management where postmasters are
being impressed with the fact that
they are managers Of local branches
OF the biggest business in the world
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o
do
that the above
ARTHUR
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RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $3.50 125Tl
Overdrafts secured and un-
secured 2.4J512
United States Bonds 1O.S4531
United States War Saw
ing Stamps $4,000
Banking House 100000
Furniture and Fix
lures G.3OO.90 l2,30O9O
Due from Banks and
/. :. Treasury 4T,21j.2S 47.2152S
Checks and Other
Cash Items 1TG.4G 116.4G
Lawful Money Reserve
in Bank 9O4G.25 9.O46.25
Total $472.G1109
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LIABILITIES
Capital Stock Paid in S40.OOOO0
Surplus Fund 10000 90
Undivided Profit 13.49673
Less Expense Inter
est and Taxes Paid S4J914 j.O3G99
Deposits, Viz:
Subject TO check 126 1851
Demand Certif-
icates 22G 2GO. A 3D.. 1865
Dividends Unpaid $500
Certified Checks 1887
Cashiers Checks 626 %
RediScountS 34.2TS.OO
Total $472.611.O9
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Sic gr6Bte Aufmerfiamfett al iben-
fet. Die pielgeltaltigen 5anitats-
einribtungen maren gldn5e1lb orga.
niliert, unD es mnrOe Da0nr6 er5ielt,
SAB 8ermunbete bal0 mieOer fampf-
fabig, &rante balb mieoer Oienittiib-
tig wuroen. 8eionoeres Mugenmerf
ridtete man u6er anf 0ie 8erbHtung
bon &rantbeiten, namentlib lolber,
meldje ieubeartig auftraten o0er Die
ourh AnItedung ooer Onrb llebertra.
gung cine befonoere @efabr fir Die
Wi1ionenDeere, fir 0ie Sblagfertig-
felt Der Sruppen tun6 fiji, Die Sei1nat
bebeuteten. Die 5duBimpfung mar
oas geeignetite Mittel bier5u, un0 tie
lit i'm 9eere IN grobartiger 8eiie
ourbgefiibrt morben, 70 Dab mir in
0ieier @inlibt Dor oen lblimmlten
8egleiteriheinungen LANCER Rriege
oeribont geblteben iino.
SIN beutihen &eiGe lit felt 1874
Der Smpf5pane geiebli6 eingefl6rt.
ST muroe bon ben Smpfgegnern mi,
tenb befampft. Seute miro li6 mobl
manber bon ibnen in5miiben be.
febrt baben. Damals impfte man
nur gegen Die Bodell. Seoer iunge
Deutlbe mubte lib 5unadit minoe-
items 5meimal Ser Smpfung unter-
6ieben. Nu6 ieOer neuetntretenoe
5oloat murDe geimpft. Manb einem
oerlieB babel beim Mnblid Der BARN.
loien Smpflan5ette Die @eiitesgegen-
mart, uno er fiel Inn mie Elm 5af.
Aber Der &rieg ltellte aub bierin gr0-
Bere MnforOerungen. Boden, So
pbus, Cholera u1lo nod einigem IN.
oeren muroe mirfiam ourd Smpfen
o~orgebeugt. Das ~5pteBen", mie Der
5oloat baS Smpfen nantte, nabm
Die nMeoi5inmdnner" Der Mrmee,
uno mie man ionlt nod Die Mer5te al
Ter @ra6e iber5baitermeiie nanrte,
itarf in Mnipru6. IS mar Die barm-
toilette uno idmer3loielte Operation,
6einabe Elm 8ergnlgen, 5umal menn
li6 na6trdglih Elm tleines Sieber9en
einjteqte, 0as Dem @eimpften einige
59onung eintrug. Das geltrenge
glternpaar Der &ompanie mar 0aun
freilib geneigt, unter 6ie Smpfgeg-
ner gu geben. Mber gegen ben Sber-
baItsar5t NOR in 6ieier 8~e5iebung OBJ
iolut niht ar5ufdmpfen. gr uno
Ieine 8erufsgenolien trugen ni6t
umfonit bte usSmpfipriBe", ndmli9
Sen Mesfulapitab, nls Mb3eiden.
Milionet beutfbe 5olbatenarme
iino ben M%ilitdrdr5ten gu Smpf5wef-
fen unter Die &6nbe gefommer. I'm.
enoIi9 reid mar Ser Segen fir Die
Bolfsgeiunbbeit. 8enn ipdter BEN
nod oie Boden in ber@eimat a%uftra-
ten, Damn maren lire Erdger iider-
lib ungeimpfte o6er mangelbaft@e,
lmpfte. 3meifellos mar fein oeut,
j9er Soloat oaru1ter, Der ausmeis-
li6 ieines MtlitdrpaIies Elm fleines
E%rommelfeuer bon Smpfungen, mani
lt6 ntdt meniger als feds, uber iid
ergeben laiien muBte. Ser lelige
Dr. Senner, Der @rfin6er Der &ub-
podenimpfung, miro nod nadtrdlih
i'm Simmel feline Sreube iiber oieien
grfolg leiner Sat gebabt baden.
%. 8. 80
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-02

sic f0nrten nidt glHdlid ieir
llno gerjtopfl1ng baben. Soaiiters
Modp Mo11ntain Zee ngreift" ger-
itopfungen an. Bra11en finoen es als
5~uberIdiiiges 2ariermittel. Wartin
MeDlitor.