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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-05
W. U. BRANCH

The report which has been circulated
~ the effect that the Western Union
Telegraph Company il f. establish 4
branch office IA the Frisco passenger sta.
tion WAS declared untrue TODAY. hy Man
sgcr \. w. Reed of the company'S local
office. The report arose out ~ the Tact
hat messages now sent out of the West
ern j'ninn office hear this: Main Office
Thirteenth and Elizabeth streets.
u i possible however. stated Mr.
Reed that ~ some future day. perhaps
not IL the Gar distant future. that the
Western Union will establish n branch
office ia Brownsville. but hat is 4 mat
ter that j. vet a. be considered. The Toe
ii office is one that does a large bust
nrs~. and from other sources than the com
pan,'S office il j. reported that improve
mcntS of some kind are scheduled for the
brownsville station
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-05
AWAY
YOUR EYEGLASSES

Free Prescription You Can have Fill
el Aud Use At Home.
DO % wear glasses? Are Won a vie
tim Of cycstrain Of other eve Weakness
II so. You will he glad To know that
there is real hope for YOU. Many whose
eyes were failing say they have had
their eyes restored through the p-inci-
pie Of this wonderful free prescription.
One MAI SAYS after TRYING H.: IL was
almost blind: could not see To read at
all. Now | can read everything without
any glasses and my eyes do not water
any more. Al night they would pain
d~rradfuIIy: now they feel fine all the
time II was ike a miracle to me- II
was like a miracle a. me" a lady who
used il saws. The atmosphere seemed
hazv with or without glasses. but after
using this prescription for fifteen days
everything seems clear. | can even read
fine print without glasses. IN j. hclicv-
cl that thousands who yea glasses
can now discard them in q reasonable
time aud multimdes more will be able
In strengthen their eyes. so n TO he
spared The trouble and expense 81 ever
getting glasses. Eye troubles IF many
descriptions mayc be wonderfully bcne-
fitted Nv following the simple rules
Here is the prescription: Go To- any ac-
tive drug store aud Get a bottle ~ Optic
ma. to fill n iva ouHcr bottle with warm
water. drop in one DIPLOMA tablet. aud
allow t. dissolve. With this liuid battle
the eycstwo 10 four times daily. Nou
should notice your ewes clear mp percep.
tab'y right from the start and Inflamma
tion will quickly disappear. " Your
ewes are %boihcring YOU even a little take
steps ~ save them now before il i too
late. Many hopclessly blind might have
bccn saved IL they had cared for their
eyes in time
f.Advp rtiscmcnt.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-05
HEAD OF
CATTLE CROSSED
HEAVY IMPORTATION OF CATTLE
FROM STATE OF TANATIIPAS
INTO TENAS CONTINULS-STILL
COMING.

One thousand and eighty nine head cf
Mexican cattle were brought into
Brownsville Wednesday. which we're th.
totals shown III the customs house al thu
rl">e ~ the DAYS business. This was
the largest single dav'> importation ia
some time. and the veterinary Inspector.
Dr. y. Il. Dutru. was kept constantly
~on the jump" ia order 10 get tis. cattle
over before dark.
The question ~ ia whether the ranches
in the State ~ ramaulipas would not
soon hecomc depleted III the cattle con
tiBne Ia come over a. Of late.
brought ont the information today that
4 thousand head a day could To- exported
from the Mexican STATE during the next
eighteen months. aud even then there
would be- MANY left. Therefore. say
these sources ii j. NOT probable that
the ranches will hc left without stock in
the near future.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-05
PERSONALS

ID. ~IIuggins Vi San Antonio il Ia the
city today.
J. {. Mason If I,cpori, Texas, il a
visitor in Brow ~nsyille.
George Ortwine Of Mission was in the
city today.
J. l.. WEIGH Of Corpus Christ j. a
visitor IN the city today.
NJ. Lowentbal Of Dallas il a business
visitor in Brownsville today.
j. +. Ncclham Of I.obstown was in
the city today.
A.. Il. Bacon of San Antonio is a visi
to- in brownsville, registered at the Mil
Ter hotel.
Charles T.. Martin Of Victoria il IN
,hc city today.
T.. II. Tillman 81 Fort Worth. live
stock agent II the Frisco. il ia Browns
Vile today.
Harper T.. Hager OF Athens, Pa. was
IN the city today.
I. VI. Bryant If san Antonin il reg
i>lcrcd al the Miller hotel.
q. g.. Wood Of Macon. Mo. il regis
tered mt the Miller hotel.
William l.. Ricman of Cincinnati.
Ohio. is u business visitor in Browns
vile TODAY.
Ike L%owcnthal. Il Dallas cigar sales
man. is in Brownsville today. lie j. at
the Miller.
Misses Emily anI Alice Fors,thc. who
nave been visiting ~ the home az Martin
Hanson. are now the guests Of Miss. Il.
II. Clearwater on ~. Charles Street.
II. Il. Sallcy 81 Houston. has arrived in
Brownsville and plans 10 make h home
IL this city.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-05

The tax rolls have been made and are
ready. and in accordance with the recent
ordinance PASSED ia the ctN council.
taxes for the schools are nnw PAYABLE
al M, olli,r. All property owners arc
requested ~ make their payments he
fore February - or the, will hc declared
delinquent
Macedonia !. Garcia.
11ilo ,lfA Tax 'nllcrAtu.
school taxes are noN due
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-05

Finest ~ ,ipPics-Family box one
busheI Of Colorado apples. several vi
~riciicS and different prices. Call al Val
ley Fruit Co. and select your box of eat
ing or cooking apples. Your grocer will
deliver il. Call At ll1G Elizabeth street.
ADV 1t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-05
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contain Mercury

rs mercury viii surely destroy tho sense
OF smell and completely drrangc the
whole system when entering ~ through
the mucous surfaces Such articles should
never be used except on Prescriptions
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they viii DO H. ten fold 20 the good you
can possibly derive from thom. Hairs
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by Y. j.
Cheney A Co. Toledo. O.. contains no
mercury. and ~ taken internally. acting
directly upon tho blood and mucous sur
faces of the svfSem. In buying Halls
catarrh Cure he sure YOU get the genu-
Inc. IL Is taken internally and made In
Toledo. Ohio. by r. j. Cheney a Co. Tes-
timonials free.
Sold BY Druggists. Price -Sr per bottle.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-05
CITY NEWS

-cupricf- Fuii.d ~ .ifrirc.-Mana.cr
". n. sheppard "f the Drcamlanh thea
ter announced this afternoon that the
big feature caprice which WAS SEIZED
ulctl for this afternoon AMI tonight failed
tn arrive. lie stated that the picture left
SIN Marcos two DAYS a-o and should
have been here. Its date of appearance
viii be- announced later. \ .uo'i program
viii I've on the board al The theatcr TO-
night.
For the business Nan DO You want
io buy out the finest business in Browns
willie. Best Equipped Confectionery IN
the city. centrally located. Magnificent
fountain-it's for sale. It's your chancc
You can get it-l.cady for business
rs soon as you want 10 open the doors
Its the Paragon Confcctionery-Ad-
dress wm. q. Craig. Trustee. ADV
Grlocry E~niqrgcS.- The Cash Grocery
near Thirteenth and Elizabeth streets.
haS recently enlarged the size If the
stcrc. now occupying the rooms ~ the
rear ~ the Western Union Tel graph
office. This added room gives the grocery
an lshalerl store.
To Subscribers ~ NE CorpES Christi
CaIfcr-For your convenience the Caller
is sent on SUNDAY 10 .Amihors Confcc-
%tioncry and You should call here for your
paper. Monday morning we return all
mcaled for Callers to the post office.
You will find here IA Authors Cnnfcr-
%lioncry the Daily san Antonio Light.
The Houston Post aud the Corpus
Christi Callcr.-Adv. 231t.
FiHcx ificnfion.- There will hc \ drill
Al the armory Fridav night. February
:. I'd : 30 o'clork. Captain George y Head
commanding officer. orders that all mem
beers az the company hr present. Annual
iu>pcrtion il 90 hc made in March. and
Captain Head states hat il l. necessary
that all drills he attended.
~ Prohibition Democrats ~ Cameron
coHH!H-Thcrc will lc Il meeting of Pro
hihition Democrats at Br"wn>viii",
Texas. on Saturday. February IT, az the
court house nj 80 y. m. 10 select dele
rates for convention 10 he held IN Fort
Worth. Feb. Il. looking To the selection
of 4 candidate for Governor. | hope Ia
Sc, 4 goodly number at this meeting -
W. :. BlackShcar. Chairman-22lht.
R,pair Waicr Line BTcdk-Supcrin
tcrlrnt +. III. Williams nf the wafer and
light department. stated today that he =
preparing a. repair the break IN the
wafer pipe line at the foot IF lrvcc
street. which WAS caused some weeks ago
la a norton of the river hank become
looscd He estimates that IL will ho
placed near the curb on the east side Of
the street.
SfH ~ Bad UcoHh.-Thc many oil
friends Mrs. John u. Box. nee BHrrc>>
formerly Of Brownsville. learn with deep
regret that her health still continues in
n serious condition. Mr.. and Mrs. Box
moved Ia knickcrhockcT. Texas. IN The
hope hat She ~ ght hc benefited hv the
change of climate. and are still residing
there. Mrs. BoX'> parents. Rev. Or. and
Mrs l.. X. BurrcSs. who left Brownsville
several months ago. AMI who have been
whiting their son. Mayor HurrrS> If
.rnnc>horo. Ark. are nov with Mr.. aud
Mrs. Box.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-05

hcrehN announce myself ~ "A randi
date for City Marshal Of the city of
brownsville at the election % be- held
next April. | refer e. my past record a.
city mnrshal and solicit the support ~
my friends.
Adv. If. GEORGE CONNOR.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-05
GEORGE CONNOR.

The farm should not only produce the
best pumpkins and hogs. but the best
people.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-08

carries enough power in the pitching
department.
Two more games are to be played
at home and 25 on the road. Twenty
of these cOmbats are with teams be-
low the Cubs in the averages, but
this season most any old combination
has been able to put the bee on the
locals when they strayed from their
own ,bailiwick.
If the local management had been
willing to loosen up and buy good
young pitcher there might be
chance for ultimate Cub success.
There might" be, but as it wasn't a
cOpper-Tivited cinch, the money
wasn't dug UP.
Shore, the tall youngster bought
from Baltimore by the Boston Red
Sox, was in the open market, and
Owner Lannin of the Speed Boys
nailed him because he was not afraid
to loosen his purse strings. Shore
has been a sensation since going to
Boston.
TwombIey and Daniels, Red out
nelderS, were also DOugnL from BAL
timore in competitive bidding. They
have played average ball and would
have gone great guns with a team
that had a chance for the worlds Sc
ries coin. If we had either of them
it wouldn't be necessary to use Cy
Williams when Tom Leach is sick.
Mike Mowrey is said to have want
ed too much money, so President |
Thomas may have had some
thing to say about it-decided the
team didn't need Red.
Mowrey must be through as a
regular campaigner. But he has
enough baseball in him for the flash |
from now to the finish of this race
and would strengthen the infeld |
combination.
But once again it wasn't a copper |
riVeted Cinch that his presence would |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-08

tricks. Safer and Zim each got three
hits in the two games.
Leach was out of the game with
a cold and Williams took his place
in the first game, but failed to hit.
Johnston played the second battle
and pounded a triple.
Those White Sox are beginning to
show some real fighting spirit now
that the season closes, and should be
in excellent condition to get the win
ner's share of the city series purse in
case the Giants and Braves do not
all get killed in train wreck.
The young infieId is peppery as all
get out, and but for Fourniers I'M
certain fielding at first would, be an
aggregation of the very first rank.
Jack is a seTious-minded chap, and
tries his best. He doesn't make err
rors because of IaggaTdness, but
boots 'em now and then when he
should be content to let the other
fellows do some of the work.
Over eagerness on the part of the
Frenchman nearly cost a game yes
terday when he cut in front of Black
buTne in the 18th inning at Detroit
and booted one. That gave the Tig-
ers a start, and only good throw
by Roth STAYED off defeat.
But Jack makes up with his bat
what he lacks in fielding. He may
be taught the defensive side of the
fray, but that smuggling power is
something borne in him. Before he
kicked the game into the balance he
had won it twice with pair of dou-
bles and also stuck in a single for
good measure.
Daily also knocked three hits, and
Roth, Demmitt and BlackbUrne slap
ped pair each.
Breton is getting his head in the
air, and by next season the Illinois
cOllegian should be ready to take his
Olacn with the host American 90 o71o
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
AS It's Decided to Get a More
Experienced Player for the
Local 0ltfieid.

lack Moran, a semi-profe ssional
outflelder who had been signed to
report to the Colts, has been released
The player did good work as q mem
Der of'the Metropo lltans, well known
independent team in the Bronx, last
season, but. Manager shannon con-
cluded that he needed q more NO exper-
Moran the outer gardeners left on the
Colts roster are Eddie. Diem, Charley
Alien and ID. J. Jones. One other vii
be signed but 1t is probable that put
two regular outf1e elders will be carried
and the third man will be a catcner7
outfielder who will hibernate with the
regular catcher in doing backstop
duty.
this morning that the Cleveland Amer
lean League club had q young cafSner
TO dispose o fand the C1arksburg ctun
was given first chance to getIIhlllnl
ssSt ~ Immediately got in touch
with the Nap management ana deai
may be consumated soon.
The catchers already signed by the
Colts are very promising. Kearney
the college catcher, especially. looks
like real big league timber kearney
is catching fine ball for the st. JOS
enh College team and Manager shan
non expects him to make good with q
vengeance In the Paw, Va. League
IN a recent game against the Villanova
College team Kearney banged ou1
four hits iii four trips to the plate.
MANAGER ODay, Of the Charlero1
c1Th announces the signing OF Pau
weaver. a big outfielder who played
egrsst 1ba1I -Iast season with the Free
mort. Pa. independent club. Weaver
Sit 80 last year and was highly rec
Commended to 0'Day by Deason Phil
frpi. the former Pirate pitcher.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
HARD SCHEDULE
FOR wesleyan College Base
ball Club for Next
Week.

RIJCKIIANNON. April 21.-Ihe
WESLEYAN baseball team meets three
NJ her most i'm p6rtant rivals In base
baiI on the homie grounds at Buck.
ISCTfape comes for "a game on April
~: Morris Harvey for one on the
2Cfh. and Washington & Jefferson Tor
two ON the list eand 2nd. These games
re yEesfeydn's MOST Imp ortant q
nome and no doubt VIII attract IA UGH
Intention throughout college. circles.
FTbe WESLEYAN team is g0iEig In hte
Eshs4fa now aecordlng % All reports
ana il these games as well as IN
those with West Virginia University
NE ont and sgfat ytlEg Lssy y
ESnd . tocla be sen ieE ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21

Submission, april 31.--Mrs.
l'PRoebe A. Springston died at her home
in the Fleming Addition sunday sunday
morning at A O'Clock, after sltnger-
Hing illness Of tubereulosfs, she was
| IA years of age and IS survived ,py
her husband, Joseph y. Sprlngsten.
and four children, three sons and one
tdatighter. One Of the sons lives N
tColorado, and Mrs Ernest, Hanst Tor
tof shinnston is the daughter. The
bodv Was taken to Gilmer county,
| their former home, Monday morning,
where iilterInent will be made.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Bowman and cnildren
of Morgantown, we're guests ,t o. ) MS sa,s
Bowrnanss sister, Mrs. Albert Rlch-
ardson, Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Garrett of Clarksburg,
visited Sh1nnston friends recently.
MISS Isola Shinn, Of ;CIarkshur
was a Sunday guest OF MIS- MIG ina
McSaroe. III s1-ss'..
Luther Randall OF Fairmont, was
In town Sunday visiting his brother,
Postmaster G. s. Randall.
The local high school baseball team
were the victors in the game playeu
here with the Grafton team saturday.
The score was 8 to 0 in favor OF
shinnston- $3.50 1900 s.s
Mrs. Ella Dean, returned home
from q visit with CIarks burg Tssla
ttiyes sunday. Her grand da 1igFs h .t.
Miss Merle Knapp accompanied her
home to be her guest for seevral days
Rev. ". A. Barnes, who preached
flor the Rev. Mr.. West at the Metnod-
list protestant church SUNDAY, pap
tiled quite a number at the mouth
lof Shifils Run. Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ed Lucas still remains SER
fousIy i'll at her home on the West
Side.
Fred E. Delbridge visited relatives
lin town Sunday. He was enrout 70
his home in CIarksburg from Pine IN
.IBlufR. where he was visiting his SIS
fer. Mrs d. p. Moore.
Mrs. u. NJ. Garrett returned TO her
home in CIark sbtrg Saturday atter q
several days visit with the Misses
Lizzie and -Linnie Monroe.
i Miss Lottie Jarrett, of Meadow
brook spent Sunday with her aunt
Mrs. Lucy Griffith
Mrs, Jack stnallwood az and d son w VI
/ were guests OF y. A. Matone,s re-
4 turned to their home In Fairmon'
II. P. shinn was Clarksburg visi-
Miss Letha swiger spent Saturday
with her aunt Mrs. Clara Miller OF
Mrs. G. G. Denham. of Fairmont,
was. a guest OF Mrs. John Lucas sun
4 day.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
SINlGLEF0N
Sturdy Guard Of Wesleyan
Basketball Five Elected
Captain for 1915.

BUCKHANNON. April 21.-Wil-
liam Singleton, sophomore of Man ian
ningt0n, w. Va, was elected captain
Of the Wesleyan college basketball
team for the 1915 season at the close
OF the banquet given by Coach Eel
ton ito the team. Singleton played
on the varsity team IN 1915 an ne y
will be ee4uaIed by few athletes at
WESLEYAN. He secured only one bas-
ket throughout the season but was
the bulwark of the Wesleyan defense
and attracted attention wherever me
team played by his Sensational work.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21

The majority of the members Of this
Tar the team In 1915 and with Sim
Tieton to lead q great season sh ould
r1siilt. The ~ schedule is already
under way and in addition to an at
tractiye home schedule WESLEYAN VIII
meat Penn State, Eotra Dame, Micht-
pan Agkies. Ohio wesleyan. George
town, Le7tgh, tile Navy and other
strong co l1ege teams on the Two TBS
PLANNED away from home.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
7@7c;-,s:ssIa HreSalcine Tor Children.

Never give = child cough %sd1cane 81
,,tE,sr md more serious diseases l
~ -. Long experiences has demonstrated
- - tI,ers e no better or safer medicine -.eE
1870 6oIie and Group in children tran
Z = riai1ss Cough Remedy. u - eq1'illly
5le for adults. 1Ey lt. y sc =. ~
Il IA siii
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
AplEr7E1sERAEota,s NoEIcn,

All persons knowing themselye,ss, In
debted to the estate OF Archie wilson s.t
deceased, or having any claim tS1l,l "a
in the Goif Building, In the CITY OF
Ciarksbufg, and make settlement q ta ss
same at the earliest date possfple as y
is necessary to close this estate ana
settle the same at once sys
DIR. A. T. POST,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
RsRFa League Lore

PFesldgHt wreath S5f tie cHstiaroi
large MUM Ser OF Pittsbtitg semi pro
tess ionaIs. He has ordered rs nIEl UNI
Der 81, them to rep9Et IS FOR fFyouts
APRIL z27th sdansger OF Day s1oEs IN
t'sGovefaors' has reported iq Teiler-
town and ami ounces hfs, det9rn11na-
ttfon to make IA stfortlg f sSlr tn. the
tpenHant Judging from MS 2s.sV. 81!
viva. . ID stnagers thistle to beat him
fout.
The Colts win play two exhibition
games at Redwood, w. Va, some
time during the training season the
i dates to be announced later. RICH
wood fans are anxious to see the
Iieaeuers in action and have offered
Manager Shannon tempting induce
ments to bring on his athletics
r q. o,shea, a scout who dgcov-
cred Jake Daubert, has recommend
ed a first baseman named Frank
Donovan to the Unioutown club, Ac-
Ecording to O'shea. the young initial
sacker is a fine prospect and Will
shine in this company.
Charles OFT, an outfe1der who had
previously. accepted. Terms W 4I4lS|VLhS
Toledo club and atterward signed
with ConnelIsville, has been award
ed to Toledo and Jimmy Mack loses
! a promising outer gardener.
Brentwood, a left handed pitch
err. said to be the best In the coke re
Eion has afiixed his signature to 2
/ Connellsyii1e contract Braithwooo
4 worked in the Prick league last sea
son and won 70 out of Is games
{. pitched.
Jimmy Mack, the Cocker pilot i.
4 going to play second base for hi:
club this season. Jimmy is in good
shape and confidently expects to have
a successful season at the keystone
4 cushion. Mack has had much exper
Hence as player, having played or
the Buffalo and Toronto clubs IN tbs
Internationa League and the New
Orleans club of the Southern League
i When attending college Mack was Of
fered Job with the Cubs under
Frank Chance but declined to leave
i school at the time. Mack started his
playing career with the Buffalo club
It is said the Brooklyn Nationals
will appear at Fairmo1tt during the
middle Of the season. Brooklyn has
played exhibition games in Fairmont
several times and always drew we'll.
L - -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
AMERICAN IlEAfUE.
washington at New York.
Cleveland at Detroit.
philadelphia at Boston.
St Louis at Chtcago-
F15BIafSAL LEAGUE.
Indianapolis at kansas City.
Chicago lat St Louis Is
BaftaIo at Pittsb[tTg. -,
BrookIyn at Baltimore
FRESH FISH.

FRESH FISH.
shad. Potomac Herring, Pan Rack
sbad Roe, etc. Phone or leave orders
Monday or Tuesday for FTiday DEW
ery, deliveries made Immediately aI'e9
arrival OF fish. tz=z,,
101 West Main st
ReIl fhSffe 20O-J Homie Phone 2OO-b
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
BOWLING.
ID NEWS
Gfass TeaTn Wins Two

The Travis Glass Company's duck
min team in the Amateur Duck Pin
league won two out of the three
games played with the Tin Plate
Team Monday night. Burr of the
Glass Company's team had high score
and high average for'the evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21

4 afahe most wonderful thing in the world
o loYe expressed In the IN ne PIES lt1a 5n
SsssfssectaIit mothers Is the wen Known
shis Is an external applications to
6f79bie the abdominal. muscles TO become
fss5f1e IIiant to expand naturally without
SiYfti1e pain from the strain upon CORDS
In almost every settled community are
Ss5Fien who have enjoyed the blessing OF
So famous rernedialOand helpful eranFo-
sa5Ii{iol Their asitifghter9s have grown up
f6aiearn Of It's splendid assistastee.
fnuafSd as directed upon those muscles
involved it soothes the fne network Ct
S55s4sves with which all the muscles are
SsSniied thus great share Of the pains
Estnrca dreaded may be avoided ana the
SSfiod Of expectancy passed through In
Fanaud comfort. .,,,5..
56nytffng that adds 30. much con1forG
5S5{5vt Sc counted as q blessing indeed.
san n little book sent by mail much use
4S5i Information Is given to dnexpertenced
foethers. 1t tells how to use Mother 8
ss4eud.s ana how to avoid caktng breasts.
go \ 6otEfe today and write Tor DOG, &C
1tfSnta, Cd BE sure you get 4osneS-
EEItm0SS --r-s-s-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21
BASEBALL IN
p "A NUT SHELL !
Tuesday, April Fl, 1914.
YESTERDAYS REsULTs
lNaTf5lNAih lIlI8AGUE.

g. r-.o,,53,fss- r. H. %.
q I,oI1,s 900 OIL 00x-2
batteries: Humphrtes and Bresna-
han: Doak and Snyder. Empires
Orth and Byron.
All other games postponed, rain.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-21

It is said the Brooklyn Nationals
will. appear at Fairmortt during the
middle OF the season. Brooklyn has
played exhibition games in F'airnlont
several times and always drew we'll.