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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-05-21
news FROM NEARBY TOWNS

L. Z VI Il &
DR.. and Mrs. Flttro, of Salem, we're
here Sunday visiting the formers
brother. Dan b. Flttro.
The board of health of Adamston,
recently appointed, made Its first
report Saturday night at regular
meeting of the town council, and, Il
- now up to that body to act. A
little cleaning up won't hurt any
thing.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio water tank
In the east end OF Adamston is being
used as a summer resort Nearly ,ey-
cry freight train puts of two or three
visitors"
Stephen A. Coffman. who murdered
his wife in Marion county Sunday
night, is well known by many citizens
here, having taught school at North
view some years ago.. He was refus-
ed admittancc to the last regular
Methodist Episcopal conference af-
ter his condition had been Investigate
ed by committee OF. ministers APP
pointed for that purpose, who on ac-
count OF insanity in his family and
his queer actions, deemed 1t unwise to
Iordaiil him as minister OF that de-
nomination.
The Rev. Harry Flanagan, of Ar
nettsyille, is here visiting his parents,
the Rev. and Mrs. ]. w. Flanagan.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hutchinson died yesterday
afternoon. after an illness OF several
days. Death was caused by an alb
cess forming in the head, which
1a
flow of blood from which gradually
Slapped tho little child's life away.
The burial will be Wednesday.
This was Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchlnson's
only child. and they have the heart
felt sympathy o fthe entire commu-
nifty.
Mrs. Alice Walters. who has been
very low for several days, is no bet
ter ut this time, and her death is no,
unexpected.
Star Encampment No. 104, I. o. o.
r., held an interesting meeting last
night, with work in the g. r. degree.
The traction cars do not run early
enough in the morning to suit the
representatives Of the Clarksburg
wholesale houses. Most of them walk
and are here by the time the stores
are open, thinking 1.-THE early bird
catches the worm"
There was no preaching service in
the Methodist Episcopal church Sun
day night, the pastor. the Rev. j.
q. Scott, being in Baltimore attending
the general conference of that de-
nomination. The Rev. Jooseph A.
Hammond will fill the pulpit there
Sunday night.
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WEST VIRGINIA COAL
IS BEST GAS FUEL
According to Tests Made by a
Big Gas Company
in Boston.

BOSTON. Mass, May 1s-The
Massachusetts, Gas Company inter-
ests have secured, after many expert
ments and trials during the last two
years, control of the Federal Coal &
Coke Company, of Fairmont, w Va,
a we'll known property consisting OF
about $500 acres.
The gas interests found, after ex-
periments made that. taking every
thing into consideration, the million
tons or thereaDouts of coal owned by
the Federal company was better suit,
ed for their purposes than any of the
coal which they had experimental
with.
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AFTER FORTY YEARS
The Rev. Mr.. Barr Resigns from the
Pastorate Of Charleston Church.

CHARLESTON, May 19-After 40
years as pastor OF the First Presby-
terrain church here, Rev. ]. G. Barr,
ID. d.. rendered his resignation, he
now being we'll up in eighty and un-
able to fill the duties of pastor. The
session of the church in accepting his
resignation passed series OF very
complimentary resolutions. He is
succeeded by the Rev. DR.. Ernest
Thompson. who for some time. has
been co-pastor Of the church and do
ing its active work.
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Industrial

INDUSTRIAL. May 19.-Mr. and
Mrs. c. e. Devaughn gave a leap
year party Saturday evening. Various
games were INDUCED in after which
dainty refreshments were served. All
present expressed themselves as hav-
Ing an enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lyon, of Wallace.
are the guests Of Mrs. George Mar
shall.
Arley Robey spent Sunday in
Wheeling.
Rev. Holland has opened up
grocery store in the building recently
occupied by II. U. Crummit.
Jules Brasseur gave a stag party
Saturday evening. Several young
men were present and enjoyed the
evening immensely.
Mrs. James Bailey. who has been
Ill for the last week, Is out again.
Moody Parish left for Buckhannon,
yesterday. Mr.. Parrish had been at
Parkersburg with j. P. Wamsley In a
grocery store for some time. He has
many friends here who regret to see
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the guest of Or. D. H. Fleming Sum
day
AT regular business meeting al
the Baptist church Saturday. Rev. j.
y. Cox. of Salem. was called to FIJI
the pulpit for the year. =
sHINNsToN. May 2O.-The Fair
mont Coal Company lost valuable
horse and mule that were working rs
a string team Monday morning in
Ehlem mine. The accident was caus-
ed by the tail chain being caught un-
der the wheel of car, thus dragging
the animals down. breaking the neck
of one and the back OF the other.
A number OF the Democrats of this
section are headed toward Clarks-
burg to attend the Democratic pow
WOW to be held there today.
Z Mrs. 8. ]. Maloy, OF Mcdowell, Va,
arrived today TO spend the summer
at tho home of her son, DIR. ]. s. Ma
10y. She was accompanied by her
son. q. j. Maloy. VINO will make a
short visit here before returning
home.
b. B. Stout, OF clarksburg. was In
town today looking looking after
some violations of the humane law.
Rev George A. Woofter returned
home yesterday from short visit 10
Richie county.
Mrs Ellen Shinn returned to her
home at Clarksburg Monday, after a
short visit with relatives here.
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sHAKE mon
Rid Yourself OF Unnfc tssdiy Burdens
A Glarkshprg CiliSen shows
Don't bear unnecessary burdens
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Get rid ct them.
Doan's Kidney pills cure bad
backs;
Cure lame. weak, and aching
backs.
Cure every form OF kidney illS.
Lots Of local endorsement to prove
this. ~
B. F. Grimm, living at 1874 west
Pike street. Clarksburg. w. Va
says: About tire years ago my
back commenced 10 give me a. great
deal of trouble. Nshad a dull ache
In the day. and during the night my
back would be very lame and sore.
I suffered from 1t for long while
without getting relief and finally saw
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised for
such trouble. i procured 0ox at 4
Wells & Haynnaker's drug storesahd
used tiTem as directed. The steady:
ache and pain left me, have not felt
II since and feel better In every. way
My wife has also used Doan's Kidney:
Pills for kidney trouble and back
ache and the results were Just as !
satisfactory In her case.
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan,s
and take no other.
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better PAY !.
For Uncle Sans Soldiers In
creases the List of
Recruits.

The fact that the amount of pay of
the U. S. soldiers is to be increased
the first of July has induced quite
number of West yirginfans to enter
the service during the past month.
Another inducement Is the fact TINT
provisions will be made and the pay
greatly increased for the benefit OF
the non-commissioned officers, Civ.
ing those enlisting chance to be
elevated and draw much bigger sal
airy than. ever before.
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CHARLESTON, May IL. James a..
Stlmson, intoxicated. short time be-
fore, was found dead In. nn clubhouse
with his feet holding the door closed.
He evidently committed suicide by
shooting himself. Some think It IS
possible that he was murdered. the
shot being almost straight through
the forehead, and there being no
powder marks on the side the bullet
entered. Stinson's nearest relatives
live near Boston. He was married.
and was q machinist.
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BIG QUARREL
CONTINUED nom page IL.

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vention are as follows:
Clark District-John j. Davis, p.
H. Caufield, Ransel Johnson and DR..
j. w. Johnston. Alternates. NJ. f.
snider, W; G. Kesteg, E, D. Holden
and d. X. Reed.
Clay District-C. r. Ice, G. L. Wat
kins, James L. Kelley and S. A. Ell
lott. Alternates. S. j. Lowe, G. p.
Hood, Lewis Rector and John b.
Martin.
Coal District-Jesse Nuzum, Joseph
James. Charles Green and Thomas
Kearns.
Alternates-c. r.. ogden, John
Clark. John sehon and D. B. Ma
son.
Elk District-1ra C. Post, w. F..
Bond. John c. Robinson and j. NJ.
Eib.
MISUNDERSTANDING Davis, NJ. A.
Props. Milton Hickman and A. D..
Lewis.
Eagle Distrlct-A. c. Ice. w. j.
Nixon, Jake Shaver and e. NJ. Hess.
Ahernates-Alex Booth. Ernest Nor
rison, j. +. Criss and Lafayette Swi-
ger.
Sardis District. s. Whitman, 8.
r. Rittenhouse, +. L. Robey and A.
IS. Robey. Alternates-W. c. Fowler,
M. r. Smith. o. T. Rltenhouse and
M. r. Shafer.
Tenmile District-E. B. Robinson,
G. G. Ogden, Writ Hickman and John
Dennison. ,Alternates, NJ. H. Davis.
l.. l.. Riddle, A. NJ. Sigley and George
Groves.
Simpson District. G. Bender.
G. H. Warner, G. B. Late and H. M.
Smith. Alternates, A.. j. Williams,
P. B. Robinson, D. F. Corpening and
N. H. Green.
Grant District-Isaac Maxwell, G.
w. DAVIDSON, C. E. Bond and Earl
Rector. Alternates. Elmer Stout.
A. S. Harbert, j. N. Lewis and j. E.
Vanhorn.
Union District-L. R. Mcmillan, A.
IB. Coftindaffer. w. NJ. Jarvis and j.
ID. Helmick. Alternates, j. NJ.
Campbell, w. E. Post, G. L. Lowther
and D. L. Coffindaffer.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-05-21
Of
DRUGGISTS
Al the Second Annual Meeting
at Charleston to Be a
Fine One.

The program for the second annual
meeting of the West Virginia State
Pharmaceutical Association which Is
to be held in Charleston June and
3. has been completed for one OF the
most elaborate entertainments and
meetings OF this kind ever held In
the state.
The speakers for, the opening Of
the convention are Gov. w. NJ. o..
Dawson. Mayor James A. Holley,
Prof. j. II. Beal. Scio College OF
Pharmacy and Prof j. u. Lloyd, Gin
cinnati College of Pharmacy. On the
vention the guests Gin register at the
really not one of the days OF the con-
vention. the guests will egister at the
Hotel Ruffner ut p. m. and at s
p. m. there will be renewing of old
acquaintance and a social session in
the parlors of the hotel.
Tuesday, June 2
900 a. m.-Opening Of convention
In senate chamber. capitol building.
800 a. m.--Ladies' inspection OF
state buildings.
1920 q. m.-Adjournment for Of
flcial photograph in inspection OF
manufacturing interests
1880 p. m-Calling Of second ses-
sion.
a:3O p. m.-Ladies' trolley ride to
park and over entire line.
1880 p. m.-callIng of third ses-.
sion.
800 p. Entertainment a. Won
derland
"Wednesday, June )
500 a. Mall aboard steamer
Dickson.
300 a. m.-calling Of fourth SEES
sion on board the steamer.
1000 a. m.-Ladies' euchre
~ m.-Arrival ut Montgomery and
dinner at Central hotel.
p. m.-All aboard for return trip.
1880 p. m-Calling of fifth SEES
sion and election of officers.
500 p. m.-Arrival In the city and
final adjournment.
$3.50 p. m.-Banquet at Hotel Ruff
ne.r
1000 p. m.-Grand ball at Elks'
club.
An unique feature of the affair Is
that the election of officers will take
place on the steamer j. Q. Dickson,
while returning to Charleston from
Montgomery on Tuesday afternoon,
and that a session Will be held on
board the steamer going out to Mont
gomery on Tuesday morning.
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him leave.
George Reynolds Is able. to be out
after having Been confined to his
room for several days:
Mrs. Rosa Carter. OF Parkersburg.
left for her home after spending the
last week with Mrs. Carrie Deem.
The opening Of the park Saturday
was quite a success.
The ladies Old society cleared $25
at the pie supper last week.
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GUSHING SUIT
Against the Standard Oil Company
is Taken Up.

F1NDLAY, o.. May 19-The suit
to GUST the Standard Oil Company
from doing business in Ohio was talk
en- up in circuit court here today.
The suit is being prosecuted by the
state based upon the state anti-trust
law.
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MURDERER ooNFEssEs.

MATAwAN, N. j., May 1s-Frank
zastera, a Polish farm hand. today
confessed that he killed Mr.. and Mrs.
William Shepherd and their servant,
Jennie Bendy in the Shepherd farm
house Saturday. The motive was
robbery.
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Bridgeport

BRIDGEPORT, May 1s-The move
ment has been originated among the
Sunday schools of the town to have
the next annual Sunday school con-
vention of Harrison county convene
here. Looking to this end COM
mittee Of four from each OF the
schools here met at the NJ. q. church
yesterday and appointed sub-commit-
tees to canvass the town to ascertain
as to the number Of visitors we are
able to entertain. Judge Lynch.
county president. has advised us that
about two hundred delegates will at
tend the convention. We apprehend
no difficulty in finding entertainment
for this number. SO we feel safe in
announcing that the convention will
be held at this place.
J. II. Wilkinson returned yesterday
from business trip to Warrington.
Albro Corder, of Big Isaac. was a
business visitor here Saturday.
Guy c. Wilkinson will leave today
on an extended business visit through
the southern part of the state.
Miss Leachman, of Clarksburg, was
visiting friends here Sunday.
At its county convention Friday the
Prohibition party nominated r. e. L.
Stout and Rev. A. B. Withers. of this
place. for assessor and house of del
egates respectively.
Miss Lenna Haggerty. who Is a
student here from Shinnston. was the
guest of friends in Clarksburg yes
terday.
N. NJ. Jones' who, as reported, has
been seriously i'll, is still in an alarm
ing condition, but his many friends
yet hope for his recovery.
L. Stanley Dawson visited his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Batten at Lost Creek, Saturday and
Sunday
Miss Minnie Martin visited friends
in Clarksburg Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie Peck, who has been
the guest of friends here for several
days returned to her home at Clarks-
burg today.
BRIDGEPORT, May 14.-Dr. C. A.
Willis and family, of Jenningston.
are the guests of Mrs. WillIs's mother
Mrs. Mary Il, sandusky. The doctor
will attend the meeting of the State
Medical Association at Clarksburg.
S. q. Monroe, of Clarksburg, was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Mrs John Webb, of Oral. is the
guest of her son. c. e. Webb.
Messrs. +. B. Kester. Charles Bart
lett. Goff Lawson, ]. j. Matin and
Perry Gawthrop are attending circuit
court as petit Jurors.
N. NJ. Jones is confined to his room
on account of sickness.
Mrs. Elizabeth Golden is having u
building erected on her lot near the
school house. The building, when com
pleted. will be occupied by Bartlett
and Sambourne, furniture dealers
and undertakers.
j. ]. Wilkinson is at Buckhannon
attending to business for the South
Penn Oil Company.
John c. Johnson. ]. N. and G.. C..
Wilkinson. were business visitors to
Clarksburg Tuesday.
Carl Laughlin. telegraph operator
for the b. & o.. has been transferred
to Clarksburg.
Mesdames Il. 3. DAVIDSON and Cy-
rus =. Webb were shopping in
clarksburg yesterday.
| eoeNefal HeW STUDENTS nave enrolled
in the summer normal here the Hast
two days.
George N. Holden and wife are de-
tained at Chenille, where Mrs. Hol-
den Is suffering with an attack of ty-
phoid fever.
Elmer utterback, of Simpson. Wis
tied friends here Tuesday.
Mrs c. r. Peck and little daughter.
Janice. of clarksburg, are visiting in
town.
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NEW YORK, May 1s.-Miss Mae
Wood today continued her testimony
in her suit for absolute divorce from
Senator Thomas c. Plat, of New
York.
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Shinnston

-
SHINNsToN. May 15.-Arthur
Null and Miss Georgia Hawkins, well
known young people of this place.
were married Wednesday evening at
Clarksburg. Both parties have n
wide circle of friends who join in ex-
tending their heartiest congratula-
tons. They will reside in Shinnston.
Today is the closing day of the
Shinnston schools and the exercises
will terminate with literary contest
tonight. A very interesting program
has been arranged and the best tai
ent of the literary society selected as
contestants. The members of the
school faculty will leave tomorrow.
Prof. and Mrs. Ash go to their home
at Friendly and will spend part of
the summer in school. Miss Hannah
will attend the summer normal at
Bridgeport. Misses Reinheimer and
Patton will spend the summer at
their homes in Fairmont and will en-
gage In some work of the normal
Mr.. Wyatt will probably attend the
summer term at the university, and
Misses Martin and Swiger will spend
the summer at home. It seems to be
the wish of every one that the entire
faculty return next year.
Mrs. Tessie Martin was shopping In
Fairmont Thursday.
Charles +. Ice, of Gypsy. was n
business visitor here yesterday.
Drs. ]. S. Maloy and d. H. Flem-
ing were in Clarksburg yesterday
The c. D. II s. and the F. S. N. s.
nfhn1ntna will NAV a ~ lo1l
this afternoon at the Shinnston ball
park.
Charles L. Watkins was a business
visitor at Fairmont yesterday.
Mrs. Swiger of Brown, is the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. Andy Moore.
Walter Evans is quite Ill at his
home on Pike street. He Is threat
ened with fever.
SHINNSTON, May 1S.-The follow
ing members OF the Masonic order of
this place attended the funeral of NJ.
B. Curkendall at Clarksburg yester-
day: George A. Ferguson, Lawrence
%. Hawkins, j. w. Carder, r. L. Fin
layson, Charles L. Watkins, A. L.
Lyon. F. H. King, H. NJ. Martin, w.
A. Meredith, c, II. Higginbotham and
Dr.. ]. s. Maloy. Others from here
who attended the funeral were Mrs.
r. S. Monroe Miss Linnie Monroe,
Messrs Q. NJ. Carder, E. L. Pigott and
II. G Robinson.
Shinnston and the Fairmont nor
NAL played quite an interesting game
of baseball Saturday afternoon at the
Shinnston ball park The score was
Miss Vera Radabough was the guest
Miss Vera Radabaugh was the CUES
of her cousin, Miss Pearle Bartlett Mt
Meadowbrook Saturday and Sunday.
ID. w. Feather, of Fairmont, was In
town Saturday. -
Dr. d. H. Fleming left this morn
ing for Morgantown where he has &C
cepted position with DR.. c. r.
Kohn.
Miss Bonnie SwIger was shopper
ut Fairmont Saturday.
Miss Hazel Ash, of Watson, was
the guest of relatives here Saturday.
Prof. Rohrbaugh, of the Falrmont
normal gave q short talk at the
Methodist Episcopal church last
night in the absence of the pastor.
Pesiding Elder Robinson, of Fair
mont was in town Saturday enroute
to Saltwell where he held quarterly
meeting yesterday.
Quite n number of the sporting set
went to Clarksburg yesterday for the
ball game. but came home disap-
pointed because 1t was not played
Claude Layman. of, Fairmont was
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ADMISSION, May 19.-The hard
rain Sunday washed out several tons
of dirt at the new bridge the Baltf-
more & Ohio railroad company is
building in the east end OF town.
Harry Midkiff, the Short Line
brakeman who had an ankle broken
several weeks ago by fall from a
box car ntllat road, Is able to be
out again with the aid of crutches.
Willie Louchery has been heard
from by friends here. He is In Ok
lahoma, where he has relatives. 1t is
reported here that he was induced to
leave. and not appear in Judge
Lynch's court as witness in some
cases in which he was the prosecuting
witness.
Mrs. Cecil Sullivan. who has been
Ill for several months, has SO far i'm
proved as to be able to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Halpenny,
at Wilsonburg.
Chauncey Bumgardner, young
hoy of this place, who Is now in Ne
hraska. and who was suffering from a
broken knee cap. has SO far recovered
as to be able to go to work at that
place. He has employment on a
farm.
The public school will be out in
three more weeks. Appropriate exer-
cises Will be observed in each of the
rooms 4
Reno Fleming, of Falrmont, is here
working at the power house in the
place of Eden Wychoff, who was
threatened with an attack of typhoid
fever. Mr.. Wychoff is better and
able to be out again although he has
not as yet gone to work.
The heavy rain Sunday stopped up
a sewer on Chestnut street and caus-
ed the water to overflow the street.
A few more rains like this and the
same old. deep. dirty hollow will be
there again.
Vinegar Flats, Charles D. John
sons new building at the Intersection
of Pike and Chestnut streets. is still
IN an unfinished condition.. nothing
having been done toward its COM
pietion for several months.
Bud Swiger, of Wilsonburg, is
working with the night force at the
car barn. Mr.. swiger had been on
the extra list for some time, and
when business opened up this spring.
was put on regular duty. (
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-21
A STARTLING STATEMENT
New York Medical Author
tiles Claim Dyspepsia
Causes Consumption.

The post mortem statistics of the big
New York hospitals show that some
cases of consumption are due to I'M
checked dyspepsia, especially when the
victim was predisposed to tuberculosis.
Dyspepsia wears out the body and
brain. the weakened. irritable stomach
lis unable to digest food, the body does
not receive the required nourishment
constipation ensues and the victim be-
comes thin, weak and haggard. AS a
result the body beeomes fertile field
for the germs of disease to lodge and
flourish.
Therefore. the person who permits
dyspepsia to progress unhindered is
guilty of contributing toward the de-
velopment Of one of the most insidious
and fatal diseases known to mankind,
Dyspepsia is durable if properly
treated Kaufman and Wolf sell a
remedy which they positively guaran-
tee will cure indigestion or dyspepsia
or they will pay for all the medicine
used during the trial This remedy is
an absolutely new medical discovery
and has been named Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets Certainly no offer could be
more fair. and the offer of Kaufman
! and Wolf is proof positive that Rexall
| Dyspepsia Tablets are dependable
and infallible remedy. Inasmuch as
the medicine will cost you nothing il
it does not benefit you we urge you
who are suffering with indiges ton or
! dyspepsia to try this remedy. A
twenty-five cent box of Rexall Dyspep-
STA Tablets contains enough medicine
for fifteen days treatment. Remember
Rexan Dyspepsia Tablets are only sold
in Hammond by Kaufman and Wolf