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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15
How to Restore Your Nerve Force

Every organ of your body is governed by
network of nerve wires. These nerves convey the
power which runs the human machine. This
power is called nerve force. Nerve force Is
nothing but electricity. The reason any organ
becomes weak is because the nerves which con-
troll it lack electricity, nerve force the motive
power of your body. This lack of nerve force is
shown by weakness of any kind whether in the
stomach. liver. kidneys. heart or other organs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15

bouts of the latter's career, going
to a draw after two hours and
forty minutes. Piatek was born
in Galicsja. Poland, and until he
started on the journey to America
less than two months ago had
never been out of his own coun-
try. The Pole is now working
out In Detroit. and is booked for
a match with Henry Ordemann
shortly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15
Will Be a Derby.

NEW YORK, April 15.-De-
spite. recent reports to the con-
trary, it looks here today that
there will be a Marathon Derby
run this spring along the lines of
the $4,000 events held last year
and the year before at the Polo
grounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, April 15.-Fred-
die Welsh, the English fighter
who won a popular decision last
Tuesday night over Pal Moore. the
Philadelphia scrapper, is today
clamoring for a bout with Packey
Mcfarland, the Chicago boxer, at
the lightweight limit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15
KING BUSY

Secretary King of the Tacoma
Kennel club is busy man today.
The doggies are beginning to
arrive and by tomorrow noon at
least half of the entries will be on
hand. The Seattle show has at
tracted a great deal of attention
and will be an incentive toward
attendance at the show held here
next week.
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HERE'S THE
ROADSTERS

. Here's the way Mic Will (
. Jams men will line I'D {
. against the Spokane Indians {
. in the Indian village Tues Z
D day: 4
D Pitcher-Jess Garrett. Z
D Catcher-Harris. {
D First base-Nic Williams. Z
, Second base--Perle Casey. I
. Shortstop-Eddie Mensor. 4
D Third base-Howard Nun Z
D dorff. q
, Leftfie1d-Billy Speas. Z
, Centerfield--Jess StovaIl. q
, Rightfield-George Ort. &
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Sammy smith Is Due.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 15.-
Sammy Smith, the Philadelphia
fighter, who Is scheduled to clash
twenty rounds here April 2S with
Johnny Mccarthy, is due to ar
rive in San Francisco this after
noon With him is Jimmy Car
roll, who probably will be seen In
the special event on the same
night against George Kirkwood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, April $3.50
Johnson's in the jug. Amt dat
jes finer" This was the way Sam
Langford, who has just arrived
from Europe. received today the
news that Champion Jack John
son is in Jail in San, Francisco
for automobile speeding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15

Pyramid Flour, the Great
Breadmaker, is a universal family
flour. It will solve the bread
question for you. sss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15
Praise From the Cured.

Miss ID. Hoyter, Roseville Cal, says: 81 have
used Electra-vita for a little over a month, and
my improvement in health still continues. I
had practically no use of my limbs when COM
menced this treatment, but am regaining control
over them as my nerves are getting stronger. I
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II you are gong TO move. pack
Dr. store your furniture, call Fidel-
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Want a good garden or lawn?
Get Tacoma Imp. G. Seed Co.
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GOSSIP OF
THE EAST

Hal Chase fears only the Ath-
letics; he picks the Highlanders
to finish one-two.. Chase says his
only rivals will be Chicago and
Cleveland. Correct dope.
Fred Clarke will never become
a bench manager, according to his
wife. Mrs. Clarke wants her hus-
band to retire from the field and
coach the ballplayers from the
bench. but admits there is little
chance of the Pirate doing any
such thing. Clarke just cannot
sit on the bench and look at q
game in which Pittsburg is play
ing" says she.
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can say that Elec-
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Mr.. J. A. Nc
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and my back trou-
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iue."
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Jesse Garrett will probably open
the series for the Roadsters
against the Indians Tuesday,
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National League
National League Standing.

BatCeTIeS. PIeISttf anu
Hartman and Bresnahan.
At Boston.
The evening world., 1911-08-16

Freckles's bail wou,d .o .,,o,,n 49,.
like n follow .hot a, 49,, - 49, y,
smashed ne annon r.s, ."S
and sent tho niece, aunt" ~
..Dd A. .vsr ro $500.
Waller ~ *N"o %
"or,y = ,
&C.," -, o"ys. so'it-
ne. -.,, ~. .o"' IL the air
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vora., 49, 80. "e ~ = sea'
49, Ieeo'o Va h's-
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an o, 49,, 49,. "suFeu '
80 -. a.. 10 30 .he'
20, .hah MES
-. n,u.Ss 70 nAe no was
49," !" !" A't' put Ai'or a
I'll $500. - nou'u s'nu
W e"u VI
= ~. "yIs".s gu,
~, ' 49, US 'pv.'a'
- =. 80 49,. H
$500. annoa. ~ .,on,,n, 80 w
m.vn ," ~"
The evening world., 1911-08-16

burying- ground. That is the opposite extreme. Between the two lies
the real problem of what is the right and practicable thing to do with
the pets made dependent and helpless by our very care, when for any
reason that care has to be interrupted, or to cease.
A suggestion comes, in The Sphere, from a London suburb where
this useful idea has been put into practice: Hoiday-makers can either
leave their little friends at yards specially equipped for their care,
or nave the caretaker come to the house every day while the people
are out Of town and see that dogs, cats, birds, fishes and other fluffy,
fcathery n scaly things get what is properly coming to them. A
small charge is made in addition to what the foodstuAs cost, and
sometimes the service is extended so Is to take in watering the ger
nniums and clipping the privet hedge.
Such an arrangement would be a double boon here, and no valid
reason suggests itself why something of the kind should not be
started by the cooperation of societies which occupy themselves re-
spectively with providing food or chloroform for animals and en-
ployment for men.
The evening world., 1911-08-16
Meek New Workers.

week New workers..
% the Editor The Evening World;
We New Workers are the meekest
eople on earth. The subway Is brodl-
ng hot In summer and Is oyercrowded
u year. We kicked. The kick was
lid and did no good. SO we meekly
ndure. a hundred other Inconvenience
nd a~nnoyances constantly come up that
could be endured In 10 other city. We
thine. The whine IL moi regarded. SO
~ endure. Why Shouldn't we get II in
he neck on all sides? Any one who
ill meekly bear III treatment gets It.
md we do. We boost OF being New
.orkers. Luckie- people from better
qulpped c.t!es hear us and grin. They
now. OSIRIS.
Employer Higher Duties.
o the Editor Of The Evening World:
i read a good letter recently On cranky
Employers and on the injustice and
ruelty OF their visiting their personal
rouches upon the lucfless subordinates
Tho could not r%etaliate. That letter
hould be read by every business boss
America. | believe on the judgment
ay we shah all of us have TO give
account fer our treatment Of those
no depended on us for their living
: tor their happiness or their general
eifare. Providence makes US respons-
Die for those placed bspeath our au-
sorfty. And woe to u1tal II We can
OF Gvs . good account OF our steward
The evening world., 1911-08-16
OUR POLITICAL KINDERGARTEN.

THE son of n Roumanian statesman, who intends taking up his
fathers career, has come here to study our politics. In his
q country, at present, the ultra-conservativcs are on top, but
their government is not popular, and the democrats and liberals hope
ere long to work the recall on them. Then there may be something
doing in Bucharest for which New York can possibly supply useful
presidents.
Right you are, Stefan. All the hfty-seven varieties are kept con-
SANITY on tap.
"Roumania has been a purely agricultural country until very re-
.ontly, but the discovery of oil twelve or fifteen years ago has made
fortunes for many and a surprisingly large number Of factories are
being built"
Some few pointers about oil may be picked up here, too, if the
visitor keeps his eyes open.
The evening world., 1911-08-16
Letters From the PEOPLE

ship. This applies to employers. TO
parents to husbands and wives, and TO
peechers too X. *.
"Rasor Golf"
To the Editor Of Tho Evening World,
heres a game-written up years AGO
! thlhk-that may amuse readers. II Is
called Razor Colt" The idea IL 10
see In how few razor strops a man can
give himself a clean shave. / can shave
myself nvw In eighty-one strops. but
my cousin can do II in sixtylfour. WIN
can equal this record? Try II. men.
and write your scores,
=. cLAIvEREs, wyckon, n. ].
No.
To the Editor OF The Evening World.
Is there an Edison star?
CURIOSITY.
bellboys' Temptations,
To the Editor of The Evening World:
Having read the statement about bell.
BOYS by william A. Pinkerton in a
recent Sunday World. / would state
that there Is a great deal OF truth in
what he says. OF course, there ar,
plenty OF bellboys who are strictly
honest and who deserve better treat.
ment than they receive. In the nrst
place their salaries are very small
sometimes only SO a month";, and theii
food Is at times very bad. They arr
lined In many cases II late for duty. /,
4 things could be remedped, thers
would be q change for the better,
BELLBOy.
The evening world., 1911-08-16

crhe New York worid)'
<,@VlVERY time ! read bout
$s them navy fellers shootin'
holes in the ocean or spilin'
vi Gods natchrul scenery
- remarked old Jim Burton,
as he tilted his chair back against the
clapboarded front OF Wtlcox's Genera
Store. Pm sorry Hank Stevens Amt
hero to show 'em what . gun kin do
under the right sort OF training"
Hank who?" inquired Lem Haw-
kns, steadying himself against the
rick city corner post OF the stoop.
"Stevens-Hank Stevens" repeated
jim Burton. You've all heerd of him,
amt your"
Strange to me- responded 81 Walk
err, shying a stick at wilcox's yellow
dog.
Guess yuh must have he'd var ears
stopped up fer a pretty long spell all
through war time most likely" OBJ
served Jim Burton with mild scorn.
The evening world., 1911-08-16
Jim Burton's Real Wonder"

81 Walker took a long. slantng look
at the speaker. but said nothing.
NO" jim Burton went on, Hank
want no special good without the sun
shinin'. but on a clear day he could see
the finish of any cannon within range.
lie belonged to a battery. but he worked
sort o. special by hisself with . pet
field gun Of his that he'd captured In
his first scrtmmages. That gun got 30
rusty fore long that the boys n3ok-
named her Frsckles. but inside she
was v clean AZ q whistle n allus
ready for business. Hank was 80 fond
Of hsr that on u days when he
couldn't see a ball comm more'n a
few yards off he used TO feed her
scraps of powder and things to keen
The evening world., 1911-08-16
THE COMPLETE ~SUFFRACETTE.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 14-Miss Emma Hall, founder wner and
promoter OF he "sunragette Retreat" a 1t the Union Demo
this morning. II am just on the va to take possession" Miss
Hall said "You see here are lot OF women wit could really do
things worth while, write books, plays m tn like, II they only
were away from the paronage of men. IN two months every ON
TO suggest that they cultivate n use of the word damn. be-
lieve that som exphttve while doing heavy work is almost neces-
saya Is a safety valve"-News despatch.
4 = ERE is a suhragette retreat that will be difficult to beat. Ac
cordng to Miss Emma Hall, they'll have no use for men at
= all. Unheeding jest and innuendo, they'll do themselves all
hings that men do. On principle, they will not shirk even respon-
ibnity and work.
They will chop wood, write books and plays, improve themselves
h various ways, wear overals, and cut their hair, ~andr-heres the
imit-iearn to swear!
Miss Hall says: 81 distinctly am in favor Of our using =,
That expletive, as ! should Judge, is better than 'Oh, pshawp OF
Fudger Men use real oaths, and not the sham-so why deprive
mr sex of t-'p
The evening world., 1911-08-16

The Double Life may Sound ANuring
IN the Pages Of . NovN-but Wait TILL
You Try to Lead lei
Another Of our little Ways Of Dodg-
ing the Issue 10 to Whine that we're
'Too Highly O~rgani1ed!"
Another Addition to our Invertebrate
C1a0 = the Man who Grows Emotion
ally 0vrgly In TAlldnS Of his own
Trouhls0i
Our idea Of the P1dable Stun 10 the
Mar who Makes Q Promise to Himself
with . Mental ReServationi
The world isn't Interested IN our
Woes unless we Pull . Peculiarly Pic
turesQue Suicide-and then generally Il
Merely Chances at the Head-Linesi
h Road to Ruin 10 the Best Illuml-
mated T~horoughfare We ever Took a
Few Steps Oni
The evening world., 1911-08-16

II was Jest gittin' to that" finished
Jim Burton. "N was the simplest thing
in the world. simple for Hank. l mean.
He'd git old Freck1es all wadded up an
primed and then set there waitin' for
n of the enemy's mo to open
Its mouth. The minute Hank seen the
pun Of smoke he somehow or other.
with that snaky y OF his. got q line
on the cannon ball. He could tell Test
what course Il waS taa<in' by squtntdn
owe the field. To look At him yuh'd
never guess what ne was up to. An he
took It very easy like. I was in
eighteen OF twenty battles with Hank.
an I never seen him git in a hurry
once. He'd ailus wait till he got that
n ball where he wanted Il an then
The evening world., 1911-08-16
THE PROBLEM OF E T

LMOST daily letters
Of appeal in behalf
Of cats and dogs
left to starve in
the streets W h i
t their n are
off on vacation are
received by T h e
Evening W d.
T ha represents
one extreme. A
prominent Phila-
dclphia attorney
the other day had
q costly funeral for
his pet Angora cat,
and the animal
W inferred i in
state in q private
The evening world., 1911-08-16

Ter spirits up. They was very close
md intimate like. them two
Hank must "a been n heap sight
smarter than his gun IL he could see
a cannon ball comm" reflected 81
Walker.
"Kerrect," assented Jim Barnes. ut
was Hanks eye that lone the trick. a
kind o. blue n sreenish and yellow.
ish eye that looked Ike a glass agate
when the sun hit It. Nobody could ex-
plain II. an Hank never tried to-"
I'm waitin' to hear yuh explain how
Hank shot cannons,' was Lem Hawk
lns's dry reminder,
The evening world., 1911-08-16

Too Wo'ghty.

AIT ssms 70 me-" aid Bstenby. according b
the Cleveland Plain Dealer. that W. are
I knocking nearly all the romance and
fmasination out Of life whom ~ commsrctsliss
marriase-for that's about what we ar doing. l
like ths good old way OF ~conrtins. the way that
was the classy thing when knights were bold. I
like the idea Of ~gallopins across the drawbridss
and snatchins Up the girl OF my heart and putting
her on tho saddle before me and ~gallopins away
IKE mad! Wouldn't that suit you'll"
mo, II wouldn't" replied the Other man.
.'Ths girl Of my heart weighs 800 pounds."
The evening world., 1911-08-16

he'd light out after It with Freckles."
Sounds reasonable" allowed Jem
Hawkins.
Twas reasonable enough. 'cept,
mebbe. a trifle scientihck. too. II was
a treat TO see Hank Stevens work. He'd
shoot n cannon ball on the fly without
winkin' a eyelash, hut mind yuh. he
dldn't shoot to kill jest there. What he
was after was the cannon itself. He'd
lest nip the ball or one side as It was
oomin' his way. so as to turn It of an
make II harmless. Then his ball would
follow the Air channel made by 'tothsr
one. yuh 80 hs'A en- - that
The evening world., 1911-08-16
ACmo OF LaZineSS.

"'hAI = certainly tn laz,st dog o. ara. d"
l ssd ths old fox hunter pointing 70 ,
hound that ss far down the nad how
Ing untn II made the echoes rins.
why. I'M dog eana to b very epszHir
from the amount Of effort hs 10 puttius MI
that howl" aid = drummer who had ceepp..
.That's Just Il. Tho train ran over bs ,,u
and cut y; of lan night. and ne Is sitting ar
me sore place Hes too lazy to get off. Th.,.
why he's bowling" and the slnirt Of ,dhsn
Juice no shot killed . fly In the road thirty Zee,
The evening world., 1911-08-16
y %. cThs New York worid).


Trouble hesitates to Top the
Shoulder Of the WelLPotsed MdnI
The Boas always knows rust What
to Do with tho Man for whom Work Is
. Mere Passing Fancy!
Trouble. IKE q Dog that Ohoses q
Cat, 10 Liable to Pull Up Suddenly
" you Turn on Mn and Stand Per.
fectIy Stu!
The Parlor Pessamdst - . Dandy In
tic Demotsher. but he never Builds
Anything!
Some Of us Magnify q Catspaw Of
Adverse Wind into . Catastr ophic Cy-
clonei
Tho Gambling Chance that They
tell Us to Take generally figures abou,
1000 to 1!
The evening world., 1911-08-16
|"Cheer Up. ~Cuthbert!" q BY Clarence L. Cullen

va
We used to Think II q Disgrace to be
Broke-but that was Before We 40
Quired the Habit!
II Takes some Of uI . Heap Of Years
to Find Out that Happiness 10 Normal
and that Depression denotes Diseased
PesMmism 10 Detective Mental Me-
tabolism!
The Abused Man Always has As
ngmatism Of the Mental Eysi
The Failure who Whimprs tina: no
was Born Wrong thereby Furnishes
Ipfalliblo Evidence that he WAsi
Some Of our Resolutions have about
as Much Chance as q Plaster-of-Pa Paris
Image on . Wabbly Pedestal!
II isn't Hard TO Discourage q Man
who's Always Searching for Symp-
toms!
The evening world., 1911-08-16

Tho Fetters OF
Failure often are
Made Of Straw!
The Perhaps
Man rarely Gets
into ProUnquity
with Prosperity.
A 8 h In
Time Flags the
Repine!
There's . Lot Of
Fatuous Froth on
the Beery Brani
The evening world., 1911-08-16

you can't expect the Heart to Sing
7 when the Rest Of you 10 Out Of
Tunei
The evening world., 1911-08-16
The May Manton Fashions
\ RETTY nesll.

~ RETrY nesll.
gees Such az
this one al.
ways are in de-
inand. In the Illus
tratlon II dainty
dotted muslin Is
trimmed with hand
Ing and lace frlns.
but the model can
be utilized for al,
seaso a mater
ials. tho many thin
silks as well a.
washable, O n e a.
while challies and
albatross are also
admirable. Tn
sleeves arc cut IN
one with the main
portions. The plain
peplum does away
with the bull over
the hips.
The nesligee IL
made with fronts
and back and "a
tucked on indicated
lines. It II gathered
at tho lower edge
and finished with g
perfectly plain psp
lum and bolt.
For the medium
size will be ~reuuired
2S-4 yards Of ma
terial 81. 2l-t yards
70 or 1853 yards q
inches wide. with
IL yards OF BAND
ing and 10 yards OF
ruffling.
Pattern No. 7O82
IL cut In sizes for
a "a. O., Ss. 10 and
~ inch bust mea-
sure.
The evening world., 1911-08-16
T0ur Wine 10
Poisoned"

melting the Duchesss jealousy, ne had oaused poisoned wine to oe ut before
the girl Insane with fear. he tried every rus TO gain access 10 tho nom IN
to save her.. Barred out he beat upon the doors, sm1ehinG:
Come forth! All your lives hang " a thread! Your vino - pdsonsd!~
There s a commoion from within the haML Tho doors were nune on.n.
There @on dead. he Duke sprawNed In his chair. Ffordensa lay on TIT nmr
sensehss Not knowing she was merely IN . swoon and had NOT. touched tn
poisoned wine. Bertucco fun himself upn 10 knees beside her. onbme:
Dead! Dead Gone % thy iasta account all Hriess a. thou vert, My fools
revenge emds but IN this"
The girl slowly recovering from the soon. opened her syes n M her
bending above nor IN NE Joyous reaction from heartoreak. M sr.r
caught F1ordensa IN hi arms and exclaimed:
Vengeance is no mans attribute but Heavens, I have usurpsd t. On
pray for mol"
The evening world., 1911-08-16

Self-Preservation In the First Law OF
Nature, but too many lncompetents
and Inconsequents are Working at I'll
The evening world., 1911-08-16

Copyright, 1911. by The Pres Publishing Co.
CThe New York World.
The evening world., 1911-08-16

the Duke. waited with the Duchess. Then, from A
he discovered that II was his own daughter, q,
Genivra, who was in the banquet hall His ven
had recoiled upon his own head. He had unw1
BROUGHT F1ordaliaa into fha N1,ke,a novar A,
The evening world., 1911-08-16

How can at THE EVENING WORLD MAY MANToN Fashion,
to }BUREAU. Lexington svenue md Twenty-third street. OIL SAND hv}
o...,- email 10 MAY MANroN PATTERN co" ia e rwenty-thrd street
I ""'~'H IN, Y Send ent In coin or stamps or each pattern ord.r.d I
I These lMPoRrANT-wrts MI address plainly M sIvay,{
{........ }rpscify size wanted. Add tive sent or istMs pestas.n /. Il
} FURRY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-27

At the Cottage Cafe you will all
ways find "old Forester" Whiskey.
Watch the red number on the bot
tie.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-27
LUNACY Us sUsPEOTRD.
Elmer Branch, a laborer about !,

Elmer Branch, laborer about 81
years old. is in jail awaiting a hear
ing on lunacy charge before a
justice OF the peace. Policemen
Clyde shinn and Michael Joyce
found him wandering atmlessly and
acting in queer manner Saturday
evening in Mechanic street and took
him to jail.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-27
OPERATED on.

A successful operation for throat
trouble was performed on Harry L.,
son OF J. NJ. Coburn Of Clay street
Sunday afternoon. The little fellow
is doing nicely.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-27


aiE1Holit
SUNDAY l!s
A.st koontz q Charleston, i
city visitor
Fred ooaant, q HAYWOOD. sis q
sity yisltors Is: 81
John lone Visited friend
lem Sunday. IN
Dyer lscher D home from visit
in Parkersburg,
J. Wesley Law visited friends Az
eirattop sunday y
q II Warner was here Monday
from Bridgeport II
Miss Mary CAN Is Visiting her sis.
Ter at Parkefaburg
r Harmed, Of Salem, was here
Sunday and Monday. n
2. g. Wiley Of Charleston, is 9
business visitor here.
Ernest Randolph Of Salem, is g
i3eity business visitor.
Harry e sshmick visited friends
at Fatmont Sunday.
J. M, Jackson, OF Parkersbl!Tg,
spent Sunday with relatives ip this
city.
MSS Sadie Jddge, q Salem, has
returned home after q visit in the
city.
State Senator Charles G. cottmaa
lhas returned hbane from Charles
ton.
Mrs Sliarles EagsnsgoE E'aiTlmont,
has been visiting ner mother, Mrs.
r. R. stitt.
Attorney Charles B. Johnson has
returned from business visit in
ParkerIDurg,
Lewis Day is here form Jane Lew
on a visit to his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. Day, of stealey
Heights.
Mrs. Albert Goldman LEFT Sunday
night for New York to spend several
weeks visiting friends and rela-
lives.
8. +. Cawdy, assistant train master
of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad at
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-02-27

PILES CURED m 8 TO IL DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed TO cure
any case of itching. Blind, Bleeding or
ey ~efunded SOC.