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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
SACRED MUSIC SUNG
AT GREEK THEATER
Quartet Renders Hymns Before
Six Thousand People

BERKELEY. Oct. 31.-A special
program of sacred music was the fea :.
.ture at the half hour of music at the
Greek theater this afternoon, when
the Alta quartet Of. San Francisco.
composed of singers from different
churches in the city, rendered the
concert before 5000 people
The quartet, which is composed of
Miss Evelyn Barnes, Mrs Isabella G..
Andrews, Miss Virginia Cleary.: and
Mrs James Kelly, was accompanied
on the piano by Mrs. Edward MCGOWAN.
Stewards ave Maria" the first num-
Der on the. program, was especially.
well received. Miss: Barnes rendered
a solo, EFT Incarnatus" (Giorza(, and
Donizetti's hymn, Lead Us to: the
Light" was sung by a duo composed
Of Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Kelly: Miss
Cleary rendered Gounod's 20 Divine
Redeemer.'' and the quartet rendered
Handefs Largo"
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
WOMAN WHO KILLED
HUSBAND SUCCUMBS
Bullet Fired by Her Own Hand
Proves Fatal

GOLDFIELD, New, Oct. 31.-Mrs.
Webb Parkinson, who shot and killed
her husband,.s a local broker, last
Thursday, succumbed last night to "a
wound inflicted by herself at the time
of the shooting. The doctors believed
that the bullet. had glanced from q
rib and passed around. her body. but il
was discovered that the missile entered
her chest. -
Mrs: Parkinson was charged with the
killing of her husband by the. ceroner,s
jury Yesterday; but although she re-
tanned her senses until the last she
would ma ke no statement. r. = -. ..-..
At the inquest a letter addressed to
Mrs. Monroe Judd, 1922 Ashby avenue.
Berkeley written by Mrs Parkinson,
but never mailed. was produced.
IF am heart broken by the. treat
ment of my husband is one sentence
in the letter which was. picked up on
the floor: of the room Mrs. Parkinson
occupied at the time of the shooting.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
LOS ANGELES FUGITIVE
CAPTURED IN PORTLAND
Offieer in Waiting as He Steps
From Train

! PORTLAND. Ore. oct. 31.-EarI Hfg=
ley, who "Wednesday last daringly es-
capped. from the police at Los. Angeles
by jumping horse he was riding
over a cemetery fence, was, arrested
here today, within two hours after
a1fghting from a train from California.
The police apprehended the boy. who
is only IS years of age, on information
given them by a stool pigeon to
whom the. boy had written. and desig-
mated a place of meeting.
At the station, according to the po-
lice. Hig1ey broke down and confessed
to numerous burglaries committed since
October g.. last. in Portland. Seattle,
Tacoma. Everett, Los Angeles and other
California cities.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
GIRL TO SING FOR
A SCHOOL CONCERT
EIma Pearce to Sing at Noon
at Berkeley High School

BERKELEY, Oct. 31.-The Monday
noon concert at the Berkeley high
school will be given tomorrow by Miss
Elma Pearce of San Francisco, a pupil
of Miss Lydia Sturtevant, who is we'll
known about the bay for her work in
church music. Her program will be
made up of old English and American
songs, including MY Mother Bids Me
Bind My Hair" (Haydnl, Come, Sweet
Morning" and "A Coon Lullaby. (Ther-
esa Del Riego). There. Little Girl
Don't Cry tHomer Norris) Mar
chfoness, You're Dancing" (Gaston Le-
maire), and the Birthday Song s(Rob-
erf Clarke). Miss Sue Chamberlain
will accompany the singer on the piano.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
THREE RAILROADMEN
ARE GIVEN PROMOTION

: SEATTLE. Oct. 31-Anneuncemen
was made at the general offices of the
Chicago, Milwaukee and. Puget Sound
railway here today of the following
promotions. effective November 1:
F: HI. Barrett, division superintendent
of the Mfssoula division is promoted to
assistant general superintendent of the
trans-M Mississippi. Musselshell, Rocky
mountain and Missoula divisions. with
offices at Butte, Mont.
c. III. Marshall, division superinten-
dent of the Columbia division. is trans
ferred to the Missoula division. with of
fees at. Missoula, vice Barrett, pro-
NOTED.
A. H. Moll, trainmaster of the Co
lumbia division. Is promoted to division
superintendent of the Columbia divf-
sion. with offices at Maiden. vice Mar
shall, transferred,
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
POLITICIANS NAME IS
.. i. FORGED TO LETTER
Money Collected on Bogus Sig
nature of N. E. Mack

/. BUFFALO,. n. Y, Oct. s1;-Chafrman
Norman f. Mack of the democratic ma
tionaI committee. declared here today
that his name, forged on "a letter of
Introduction, is being used to collect
large sums of money from prominent
democrats of the country. The alleged
forged letter, which is written on a.
letter. head of the Buffalo Times, Chair
man Mack's newspaper. introduces a
man under the name of j. Stack as
representa- tive of1the National Monthly
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
WILL TELL OF HYMNS
AND THEIR WRITER'S
Clergyman to Lecture Before
Theological Seminary

BERKELEY. Oct S1.~a-The. first of
she lectures eon church :f1ymnody to: be
given by Rev. Frederick L. Hosmer
at ghe Pacific theological seminary wiz
take place tomorrow afternoon az 4
o'clock.
The series IS 60 be giveu under the
four divinity schools of the college,
and besides ghe students interested
in the subject several elergymen and
musicians of this city will take the
course
Temorrow's lecture wifi be an intro
ductfon to the subject, after which the
series will take UP the history of
hymns and, sacred music Charles
Wesley, Watts and. several German
hymn writer's will be considered and
the requirements of a good hymn will
be outlined in full. The lectures Will
be given Mondays, Tuesdays and Wed
nesdays, at 4 O'Clock. The public Will
be welcome
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
SOLDIERS SON WILL
BE. BURIED PRIVATELY
Only Relatives of General Fun
sfnn Will Attend

OAKLAND, oct. 31.-The funeral of
Arthur. Macarthur Funston, the 8 year
old son of General. Frederick Funston,
who died two nights ago: of meningitis
after an attack of whooping cough, win
be held tomorrow. 1t will be strictly
private. none but members of the family
attending. ::
. The boy was. living with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Blankart, at
the Blankart home in Tenth. avenue,
having been left here by his parents to
escape the rigers of winter at Fort
Kans., where thief father
is in command.
The parents are unable to leave Kan
sas owing to the Illness of another son.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01


lionaire.5' scored quite a hit on today's
program. There are FIVE people in the
cast, among them the popular Nesbie
Howard. The skit is full of amusing
situations and witty hits. all of which
have been much appreciated. Emery's
company accords him good support.
The other acts also won applause
Frobel and Ruge were amusing in
their comic serial act. Bandy and
Fields proved to be star performers in
the dancing line. The feature of their
act was number of caricature walks.
Colby and May offered a novelty in
the shape of 1.-The Ventriloquist.
which served TO introduce them: Miss
May appeared as the animated doll,
while Colby showed originality in his
work. The new motion pictures proved
to be entertaining.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
MOTORCYCLIST HTS
DOG AND is INJURED
Breaks Arm in Fall From Seat
to Pavement

OAKLAND, Oct. 31.-F. A. Roberts. a
Young man living in Vallejo at BIB
Virginia street. was injured this morn
ing at 8 O'Clock while riding a motor
cycle when a stray dog ran in front
of the machine at Seventh and Wood
streets, throwing the cyclist TO the
street
Roberts left arm was broken and
his face lacerated. He was taken to
the receiving hospital
The young man came from Vallejo
on the wheel this morning, and was
going TO san Francisco. While he was
riding south in Wood street he hit the
dog, which was pursuing bicycle.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
BREAK INTO THEATER
81 AND. STEAL COSTUME
Youthful Thieves Escape After
Telling Special Policeman

? Oakland, oct. . 3l.-Two youths
broke into the dressing room Of moy-
ing pfeture theater In Tenth street near
Broadway early: this evening and stole
the stage attire of: Evelyn Wells, an
entertainer. They were pursued by
Manuel. Lopes.. the special officer. on
emerging and escaped by running
through ! : lodging. house and over
roofs Lopes caught one of the :culprits
with ia blow In the face. The stolen
stuff was. recovered. d...the thieves having
dropped it. s-
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
CRAZED LABORER CUTS
THROAT AT HOSPITAL
DeIirium Tremens Patient At
tempts Suicide Second Time

william A. Carnes, a laborer, who on
October 26 stabbed himself in the chest
several times while suffering from de-
lirium tremens and who was later re-
moved to the: Lane hospital. again at
tempted to end his life yesterday morn
ing by cutting his throat with case
knife.
Before he had made a fatal incision,
however, he was observed by DIR. r. NJ.
Fuller, house surgeon at the hospital,
who restrained him. The wouldbe sui
eide was removed to the central emer-
gency hospital and placed in the deten-
tion ward
According to the physicians at the
hospital he may not recover.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
WORKMAN is HELD ON
CHARGE OF INSANITY

OAKLAND, Oct 31.--James McDou-
gall, stove molder., employed and lfv-
ing at Newark. was arrested this morn
ing by Constable Vanderyort and taken
to the receiving hospital on a complaint
of "delusional insanity made by DR..
II. w. Emerson He will be called for
examination before Judge Harris to-
morrow morning. McDougall ina gined
that he had been turned into a steam
engine He has wife and family at
Newark.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
WILL SING CANTATA ::
BY JOHN LEECHMAN
Berkeley Choir to Interpret the
Work of Local Composer :.

BERKELEY, Oct. S1-TThe. Captive
Maiden a cantata by John Leechmari,
the Sa Francisco musician, will be
presented for the first time in wilkins
hail. Berkeley. November q, by mem
bers of the choir of st, Marks Episco-
pal church. The work will be directed
by Roscoe Warren Lucy. The singers
will be Mrs. Orrin .McMurray, soprano;
Mrs. Joseph S.. Mills. contraito; How
ard E. Pratt. tenor; Whitney Palacffe.
barytone; T. Punches and Craig Camp
bell.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
DOG ATTACKS SCHOOL
GIRL NEAR HER HOME
ChiId's Hand Is MangIed by
Brute i'm Street

OAKLAND, Oct 31.-Ruth Bowers. a
10 year old schoolgirl, was attacked
this afternoon by bulldog in front
of her parents home. at S37 jackson
street, and her right hand was badly
mangled by the brute's teeth she.
was taken to the receiving fespftaI.
where Steward Platt cauterized the
wounds. The owner of the dog is still
unknown to the police.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
CLUBWOMEN TO GIVE
A-DRAMATIC MATINEE

BERKELEY, Oct. 3f.-A matinee of
drama. will be given at Wilkins hall in
Haste street November is, according
10 the announcement Of the Readers
club. of which Mrs. Herbert Stanford
Howard is president. Features of the
afternoon viii be a reproduction of the
rent scene from ''Monna Wanna" by
Naeferlfncix: sweet Alyssum,' an emo
fional drama by Mrs. Howard and Jean
Carpenter Macmillan. and Toms
IA by from the pen of Mrs. Julia B.
Foster.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
BERKELEY MAYOR WILL
:. ADDRESS CLUBWOMEN
VIII Talk on Questions of Mu-
nicipaI Government

BERKELEY: Oct. 31-Mayor Hodg-
head will address the members of the
Town and Gown club at their clubhouse
in Dwight way Monday afternoon on
the subject, Some Questions of Mu-
nicipal Government" DIR. Ernest Hoag,
medical examiner of: the school depart
ment, Will deliver an address, Health.
Work in the Public schools: Mrs.
Clifton Price is in charge of the pro-
gram for the afternoon,
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
anna EVA FAY AT
THE BELL THEATfR
Heads Program Which Invites
Interest in It's Variety OF
Clever Numbers

OAKLAND. Oct.
31.-Anna Eva Fay
appears as the head
liner this week at
the Bell theater, and
large crowds are
expected to witness
her. exhibitions of
mysterious telepa-
thy. She has ap-
peared in Oakland
before and the in
terest she aroused
on former occasions
has even increased.
Edwin T. Emery.
with the laughing
pIaylet, "The Mil
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
DIAMOND. RING GIVEN
!. TO RETIRING OFFICIAL
Testimonial Given Southern Pa
#. cifc. Superintendent

( OAKLAND. Oct: .31.--Prominent
Southern Pacific officials. We're present
this morning at the presentation of a
diamond ring by: the employees of the
company to the retiring superintendent
of the western division. W. a. Mac
~Gowan. The latter will be succeeded
by w. A:Whitney. former superintend-
ent of the Utah division Of the Union
Pacific. Whitney is now in Oakland
and. will assume his duties. tomorrow
morning.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
ADFLPHIANS PLAN
INDIAN MUSICALE
Composition Written on Theme
of "fiiawatha' Will Be
Sung in Alameda
OAKLAND, Oct.

OAKLAND, Oct.
s1.-The interpre-
tation of "Hiawa-
tha,'. which will be
g i-x en- t u e $ d a y
evening at the
A d e.fp h i a n club
h o II $ e =. Alameda,
under the direction
of the music sec
ton of the Adel-
phfan club. will be
one OF. the interest
ing programs of the
month. AS an in
PRODUCTION to the
beautiful LongfeI-
low poem and it's
musical setting a.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01
Californians on Travels

PEKING. China. Oct. sr.-Homer Isughln Of
Los Angeles. with party OF comprising Miss
LaughIin. DR.. George Lyman OF New York and
Mrs. Barnard and Miss Berr OF Pennsylvania.
has arrived here from Japan and Korea After
touring China the Laughln party VIII proceed
to Java. India. Ceylon and Egypt. Upon arriving
make autO tour OF Europe. Mrs. HOrnby and
Miss Hornby arrived yesterday
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-30
sHAKE 1NTo YouR SHOES

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lieves painful, smarting, nervous feet
ana ingrowing nails, and instantly
takes the sting out Of corns and, bun.
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makes tight or new shoes feel easy
IT is certain cure for sweating ca.
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shoe stores. BY mail for 25c IN stamp.
Don't accept any substitute. Tria
package FREE. Address Allen s
olmsted. Leroy, n. Y.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-30
employees
OF aIe Baltimore g Ohio 10
Learn More About
Explosives


VIA view ~ amillarfzing iss
sFa1ls pprtafion aepartInent enpiosss
Win tiie talss governing MI hfinds
ling Of eSpl6slves comb nstible acisls
iafiammab q llduias ana other niater-
ik operating Ctlieers q the Raltis
more ma Ohio railroad have ais
tribpted & the men orer the entire
system copies pf nm ADDRESS On Tie
subject recently delivered before the
Pittsbprg RAILWAY Club ~ col d. IL:
Dunn. chief &c the Bureau * By
plesiyes urging strict adherence a
the regulations ia order q insure
safety e the travelling pubic ana pro-
tectipn Of equipment The clrcniar
emphasizes the importance p proper
labelling of.all freight Or this class ~
the shipper and reeltes number 81
alsastrogs explosions which hase rss
srlts q on railroads through fsiiure ID
obsesve this precaution
!; Il shipper presents his paelyage
with the shipping order propssls pre-
pared ana certified !. reads thc eireu-
lar II IS not the duty AZ the agent.
without grave reason fof his
sr'saicion. % question the yeracifs ~
accuracy Of the shipper Tho ship,
per has assumed IN this case fali
fesponsibillty ana Il liable 70 4 tine
of $4,000 and Is months finprisou.
ment for nlsrepr esentation. II the
agent has amy reasonable doubt and
the shipper insists after elng can-
toned, that his certificates and notaT
tons are correct. the agent should
forward the shipment and then take
steps to have the matter, inyestigated
by the bureau Of explosives;
Attention Is also called Is tire
danger Of carrying lighted lanterns,
cigars. pipes, cigarettes. etc, too near
cars containing explosives ana much
stress is laid upon the Importance Of
properly yentilating the cars 70 pre-
vent spontaneous combustion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-30
HEAD or NEW DEPARTMENT.

state Superintendent OF Schools
r. shawKey has Just announced, the
appointment +of J. E. Marsh, :Trinci.
lpl Of the Fairmont high school and
a graduate Of the University; rs
head Of the newly created depart
ment of institutes and examina.
lions, Regipning June /, Mr.. Marsh
viii have general supervision Of
such work in the public school sys-
tfm Of thel; state,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-30

/, NJ. Eherhart, Of Wick, is in the
city.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-30
FAMOUS BEAUTY sPEcIALIsT
Gives Advice to Women lacking n
Energy and Vitality.

4 Thousands Of women are lstne
toilet preparations scessfullg
Cosmetics fail to Improve seis
thick, muddy complexlohs 81 u
Danish. the pimpless blaokhsads and
crow's-feet.
No wonder. Their trouble Hes fsl
deeper than the skin. They have
bad blood, and bad blood in 80 per
cent Of the cases arises from ii.
Illumination Of the mucous mem.
Erhrane. Their blood Is aillsl with
poison which is certain to break out
while pale, drawn faces. deep cir
cled eyes, STOPPING shoulders ana
weak backs complete the story cf
suffering and despair.
Inflammation of.the mucous mems
brane is catarrh. Danish catarrh
and compilations win clear as IL by
magic, pain vanish, eyes will bright
en-, faces become plump and should
ers erect. Perfect beanty goes only
with perfect health, and perfect
health for women can only be eD-
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the one positive and permanent cure
for catarrh. a.
Nine. Swift, "A W. 26th St, New
York City, the most famous beauty.
specialist in the world and an as.
cepted authority on all relating
thereto. has this to say Of Mucp.
Tone:
y can strongly endorse the claims
made for Rexal1 Mucu-Tone as a
cure for systemic catarrh. It's tom
lie effects are remarkable. 1t tbuilds
up the strength and restores VITAL
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run down. lacking in energy and vi
tally, will use Mucu-Tone. they viii
praise II as do for It's strengthen
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Rexall Mucu-Tone works through
the blood, aud acting directly npon
the muco-cells- the congestion ana
inflammation OF which are the sole
canse OF catarrh-causes them
expel the poison and to resume
their natural funetiong Thus che
membranes are cieaussd he bla9d
purified ana reSftalized
We know that Rexall Mncp-T Tone
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-30
WIFE AND MONEY GONE.

BLKINs, Mar. so-Homer Dillon,
o. Wolf Creek; was awakened at
night by the crying Of his infant
child only to -and his vile and s25
In cash gone. He believes John
Harris "a aud COLTS Lamb. employed
At q saw min In the nelghborhood,
are responsible for tbs disappear
ance q his wife ana his surplus ana
aas sworn ont a.'warrant for their
arrest.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-30

Many OAicials Attend the
une Il of Thomas
itzg gerald


En- alareh
III ERR q Thanla f'itzgcfali.
FORM seneill manager n she Raiti-
1'ipfe Qhfp railroad took place
Tuesday afternoon N O'clock from
ms Westminster Ri 6ytefian chnrch.
cautc =
mic longbslry paiibearers we're oss
ear G, MaFfay s. iaent ana george
AZ shfiver ASSISTANT ID president 81
the r. a 9.s ~ u .6ree pre- dent 81
me Delaware ana Hudson; II n Iin-
siefEood president 81 the Elrie ran
road; r. Bacon, president 81 the
IS %. ST. ~; y. A. Garrett presl-
dent of the Sea Hoard AIR tsine; Judge
IedtFara Waddtll n the united states
Eeo,irt Of Norfolk; vice president
George Il Randolph, Hugh L. Bond,
u II. ana j. v, McNeal, OF the b, q o.:
Harry Walcott ana Pr NJ. Kerr: re
fteivers OF the Norfolk i Southern:
N. A. Atterbrry, vice president Of tae
PENNSYLVANIA railroad; Daniel WIZ
lard, vice president Of the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy: ~. N. IN. Green.
former vice president Of the b. & q.
s. w; N. G. Kennedy, vice president
OF the Cumberland Valley; Alexander
Robertson. vice president Of the
Western Maryland: NJ, D, Mazer. vice
president Of the Norfolk & Western:
j. n sl,ball, former general manager.
OF the 81. & o.; g. q. +. Bent. general
I'naanagen Of the b. & o. s. W., q. Il.
Doyle, general manager OF the G. &.
/ q. General OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q.
Ratchelder. w. a, Loree and Robert
Rinney, OF the b. e o.; Al. g. Needles,
Of the Norfolk & Western; Hon. Henry
Ks. Davis. Hon. s. B. Elkins. Former
governors Edwin warfeld, w. NJ. o.
ItBawson and A. D. Fleming. Of west
Virginia. sGHon. Robert Garrett. .Jere
| ii, .wheelwrlght,. Thornton Rollins
Reuben F6ster John X. shaw. Dan.
lei Baker Joseph Baker, of Frederick.
Ic. w. Woolfred. Sect. B. & o.; Hon.
John n. McGraw. OF West yirsin,a.
E. Baird, Jr., general solicitor Norfolk
8 Southern; Marsden j. Perry. chair-
man of board, N & S.; +. !. chad
bourte. counsel reorganization COM
mlttee, and j. A. q. Droner. manager
Of the Norfolk & Southern: John q.
Waller, general superintendent trans
portation; "A. NJ. Ktnsman, chief en-
sineer: A. w. Thompson. chief enein-
Ger OF way; H. d! Buckley. comptroi-
Ter; G. S. Wight, freight frame man.
ager; D. B. Martin; passenger traffic
manager: G. w. Booth, assistant
comptroller; walter AnckeS superin-
tendent floating equipment b. g 8. !:
Arthur Hale, former general saper-
liItendent Transportation; Is n Bank
ard, purchasing agent; Charles seiaen.
superintendent telegraph; j G.rhang-
horn, special representative: S. r.
Barr, superintendent relief . depart
ment; n. N. Matthews, coal and coke
agent B. & o.; L. q. Hass, agent to
receivers Of Sea Board Air Line: L. E.
Johnson, president Norfolk s& Vest
|ern: George w. Stephens, president Of
the c. g. o.; Judge w. sssIaymond,
Fairmont; B., f. FindelI,sscity engin-,
Ger, Baltimore; George cob, chicago;.
l.. G. Blder, traffic manager Carnegie
Steel Company: j. H. Weaver, Phila-
say Baltimore
the honorary palleeafers assembled
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PnIEs, pm.Es, Pines,

Williams indian Pile Ointment viii
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. It absorhs the tunors. ailays
itching az once, acts as a poultice,
gives instant relief. williams Indian
Pile Ointment Is prepared for Piles
and itching fthe private parts. Mall
by druggists. Mail soc and $500.
williams Mfg Co., Props: Cleveland,
o. Sold by n. F. Burke,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-30

Don't let the baby snfter from
sores or any itching of the
skin. Doan's Ointment gives In
slant relief, cures quickly: Perfset-
" safe for children. All. druggists
self'tte
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-30

Constipation causes headache. man
sea, dizziness, languoE. heart paIhis
tation' Drastic physics grippe. sick
en- weaken the bowels and apal
cure. po4h'ss ReguIets act gently
and cure cohstipatlon. 81 .Seeats
Ask your druggist.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-03-30

Q. D. Junklns is here from Pied
mont.
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MONEY no loan.

Quick private loans ID small sum
from $40 up On furaitufe piaa6s
.iiExt5lires Or other chattels. Goods t.
main IN yaar- possession. Reaoa-
erie rates and cohFeniet terms
HOME LOAN co.
Room ess Empire Bldg sbsss
Ben 4s6