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FOR SALE

FOR SALE late model, 5-passen-
ger Ford touring car. Cambridge Au-
to Co. 518ti.
FOR SALE-The handsome and valu-
able residence property. Nc. 10 High
street. Cambridge. Nd. form -riy occu-
pied by NJ Worthington GS ktShorough.
This is one of the best located and
most desirable residence properties in
Cambridge. Immediate possession may
be had. Terms to suit purchaser. APP
ply to P. L. Goldsborough. and
Court Lane, Cambridge. Nd. 5-4-tf.
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Every Daiiar Il Man la, i. -r.-,..
should be Spent at Home. Where
He Mixes His AIonyy.

II is not unusual TO hear tho CONF
plant th.it the prominent citizens Of
4 town, litter having been successful
and haEs lg accumulated More, a.
the res, : of the liberal PATRONAGE
which tiay have received at the
hands - their home people. 80 OF
send avg to make their own pur-
chases, t1at nothing they can find at
home is~gGod enough for them, that
they are: afraid someone else VIII
have soa1ethtng just like they might
purchase. and that they think 1t adds
to their local Importance By having
the impa ession go out that they send
away fc- many OF ,he tniuEs they
use.
1t Pre- ably does sometimes happen
that pee lie cannot ind iuet what
they WA at home, and, possibly IN
der thes circumstances there is
some eX>use fer them going Cr sond-
ing else here. hui the general rule
remains unchanged, every man who
believes n his home town. Who has
made b.s=money there, whose bust
ness is acre, and whose business de
pends f.,sN its success upon line pa
tronage u his fellow citizens, SHOULD
try and 'yuy what he needs from
those Wa patToniZe his business.
1t is ~ poor rule that Will not
work b@ q ways, and more than one
business has gone to pieces because
the pubjic.realized that The owner OF
the BUSINESS did not appreciate the
,,Dt hot
firm. Ssapose the general public as
sumed the8attitude that it would pa
trOniZe -.ystsideTs exclusively. F,ycTy
dollar s.>nE away from Cambridge for
things taat can be bought at the 10
cal stor on through the local mer-
chants, : inst that dollar taken out
of circu' ttion for the benefit Of Cam
bridge. That dollar Will uavor holm
to lowe, the tax rate. to support the
public aoels, the churches or other
public astitutions, but instead will
make tia-charge for sustaining these
various Institutions 9aii rra5 much
more hAaFify upon the dollars that
are left, Itsis like one hundred men
guaran aeing to support an institu-
ton; thsn one draws out and the ne.
naming SO have to pay their own
and his part; then another drops
out, les. ing but 98 to pay the cx-
penses hfsthe institution. and so on
until hg'f have dropped out. and a-
the resv 1t the cost is just twice as
great U on those who remain.
The ending of the money out of q
commu slty makes it just that much
harder farsthose who are spending
their N sney. at home to keep up the .
expense ofsthe community. The dol .
lar is lest to circulation so far as any
benefit % the community is concern (
ed. Nc only this, but on account of T
the ira se that goes elsewhere the .
mercha is are compelled to carry
smalle socks, less variety. etc 1t .
who believe in Cambridge, who want .
to see it grow and its business de- .
velop, who want to prosper with it.
to spend their money at home tl
help bring about that development in
the profits of which they hope and
expect to share
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CURE FOR EPILEPSY?
Believed That Physicians Are Near
Soiution-GeIrn of Disease DiScov-
cred And Isolated, And Form of
The Treatment Outlined.

New York, May 21.-Epilepsy. that
dreadful disease which has hitherto
defied the doctors researches as TO
its cause and has rarely been cured,
seems at last to be on its way to Join
diphtheria, typhoid and the many
other ailments that are no longer
generally fatal
Its cause has been discovered: the
bacillus that produces it has been
isolated, bred in captivity, photo
graphed in both its adult and juve-
nile stages, made to infect rabbits
and, what is most important, immu-
nifty to it has been established in
these creatures.
These announcements are made in
the Journal Of the American Medical
Association by DR.. Charles y l..
Reed, of Cincinnati. DR.. Reed, how
ever, notes that the germ was really
discovered in 1902 by Dr. Bra, ia
nous French nerve specialist, but
that little attention was paid to his
discovery. DR.. Reed himself did not
know of it until after he had discoy-
cred the bacillus and carried his
investigation much further than DR..
Bra had been able to do.
That epilepsy is a germ disease,
the origin of which is in the diges-
tive tract, will cause great relief to
many, for the theory most widely ac-
cepted at present relates it very
closely to a blood disease, and raises
the suspicion in every case that there
has been an infection, either direct or
inherited.
DR.. Reed announced two years agO
that constipation was the cause OF
epilepsy. All his researches since
then have confirmed this belief, but
it was only recently that he discov-
cred how the effect was produced.
These researches were conducted By
himself and DR.. Z. p Hyatt in his
own laboratory, in several hospitals
and in the Nursing Home for Epilep-
tics at Cincinnati.
DR.. Reed deduces the theory thnt
the infection in epilepsy begins in the
intestines and that the primary fo-
Gus is in the caecum. The pressure
caused by constipation mechanically
enforces the absorption not only Of
toxins evolved by the organisms, but
also of the organisms themselves"
That epilepsy can be transmitted
from one person to another seems to
be proved by the cases Of two ply
sicians, both vigorous men in middle
life, who had never been i'll, but who
/ fell in epileptic fits after treating and
! helping to nurse epiiepticS who Were
suffering from severe constipation.
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HAVE GASOLINE PRICES
STARTED DOWNWARD
Has Been Advancing Since First g
The Year, But Now Selling at : :
20 Cents Il Gallon.

In recent issue one of the Nero
politan newspapers had the follow
! ing to say about the gasoline situa-
ton:
| The price of gasoline has not go--e
up within the last month-neithar
! has it come down; and the indlca-
tions at the present time arc that ii
will remain at the same figure until
/ late in the fall. Then, according to
those who use great quantity, 1t
will get cheaper.
Gasoline is now selling at "a cents
gallon wholesale and 23 cents to
dealers. This is the price that has
prevailed during the last month, and
now it seems that it has reached the
limit and intends to remain there.
Since the first of the year gasoline
has not only showed a tendency to
advance in price, but it has actually
gone so high that for time automo-
bilists were up in arms over the
height that it reached. They had
been accustomed to paying anywhere
from 13 to II cents a gallon, and
when it reached 25, 26 and 27 cents
gallon they became furious. In
ldSl,SolhS cNSl oloppIi ulIIiilIS IhSIl
cars.
Then all lived in hopes that the
price would soon drop so that they
might again enjoy cheap gasoline and
be able to run their automobiles. The
automobile clubs went to work, but
they were unable to do anything in
the matter.
Now gasoline is selling at retail
20
there seems to be no relief in sight.
All automobilists are looking for
ward to the fall, when the drop has
been promised.
The big wholesalers, when asked
for the reason of the stability of the
advanced prices, have only one an
swer. That is-that so much gaso-
line is being consumed and that it is
hard to get But just the same the
little man with a little automobile,
which affords him little pleasure,
is the real sufferer
There has been a determined eff
fort upon the part of the consumer
ever since the prices began soaring,
not only to use gasoline as economi-
cally as possible, but also to see if
he could not find a substitute for it.
1t is reliably reported that a number
of gasoline boat owners are using
plain, ordinary, coal oil. instead Of
gasoline; some of them are mixing it
with gasoline, using one part coal
oil and one part gasoline, while
some are making the experiment of
using coal oil alone.
Should it be found that a mixture
of gasoline and kerosene will work
well, the price of gasoline will I'M
doubtedly become much lower.
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Boat For Sale, Cheap.

Crab skiff, with h. p. engine.
both in good condition. Win sell
w. Meekins.-Ady.
5-16-tf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-6-room house on Willis
St, convenient location. Apply to Geo.
B. North or S. E. LeCompte. 5-13-tf.
FOR RENT-S-room house. Locust
ST., with lot, electric lights and bath;
rent reasonable. DR.. P. P. Payne. 18-6t.
FOR RENT-6-room house. with
bath. 401 Byrn ST., front of hospital
lot. and 8-room house. with toilet. 81
Willis st. Possession given June 1st.
w. S. Hoddinott. 5-20-tf.
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WANTED

WANTED-First-cl and compe-
tent stenographer and typist. Apply
to P. l.. Goldsborough. Attorneyat-
Law. 5-4-tf.
WANTED-Lady bookkeeper. Good
position, short hours. Address. Book
keeper. care Banner. 20-3t
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FOR SALE.

As acres of land, without build
ings, one mile from Washington St.
crossing; 40 acres cleared. in wood
land, all fenced; 20 acres lined in
1914, and heavily manured in 1915;
Is acres in wheat, 8 acres in alfal-
ia. Immediate possession. Price
$4,000. Terms easy.
MATTHEW'S & CO.,
Ill High St., Cambridge, Md.
Adv. 4-8-tf.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Eight well located 4-room houses,
built in 1915. situated at Washing
ton street railroad crossing, to be
sold in fee-simple. Good renting
properties, always in demand. Will
make an excellent Investment. City
water. Convenient to work.
MATTHEW'S & CO.,
Adv. 4-6-tf Cambridge. Md.
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less this hundred additional tickets
are sold, guarantors will be called
upon to make up the deficit. 1t is
to their interest to help sell tickets.
Season tickets are in the hands of
the various members of our commit
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-05-23

Cut out so much house clean
ing" by using rugs-more sanitary,
less trouble. We have wool fibre
rugs in any regular size and quite an
assortment of colors, all at popular
prices. Nathan's Furniture Store
ADV. 20-3t
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Look! Think! And Act Quickly!
For the next two weeks one dozen
post cards, 81. Gem Folders, soc.
With every two dollars worth Of
cabinet size, one large seipia picture
given free.-C. E. Finley. Adv. 19-2w
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tee, and you can procure tickets from
them or at the Farmers and Mer-
chants National Bank, or Postofice
Pharmacy.
Adv It. COMMITTEE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03
CHANGE OFELECTION PRECINCTS
STATE OF WEST Virginia.

STATE OF
4, a.. sE" the County, Virginia,
Irtd
1
'"' DE- ana Tie! are
PRECINCT NANN D''A"'''
TOP a straight with
.thunccd
North
Voting place hoo House.
~
Inning the OF
the
the maIn hdge
Buckhau
4 the
Voting place Vista House.
S.
CTreka
Voting ' ~ "o 'H'@S
nAnTH haldSnE 10 lLndsR ''F" -
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FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
By Being Constantly Supplied With
ThedfOrds BIack-Draught.

McDhf, va suffered for seven,
years" says Mrs. ]. B. Whitaker, 81
this place, with sick headache, and
stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me 10 inv
Ihediofd'S Black Draught, which | aid.
and ! found II 10 be The best family medi.
cine for young and old.
keep Black Draught on hand an ths
time now, and when my children feel 4
little bad, they ask me for a dose, and h
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tried.
We never have long spell Of sick
ness in our family, since we commenced
using ack-Draught."
Thediord's Biack-Draught Is purely
vegetable, and has been found 10 regIi.
bale weak Stomachs, aid digestion, re-
ueve Indigestion, collie, wind, nausea.
headache, sick stomach, and similar
symptoms.
II has been In constant use for more
than 10 years. and has benefited more
than million people.
Your druggist sells and recommends
Black-Draught. Price only 25c. Get 4
haekage to-day. Ncna
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03

Carrying hls left hand In a sling.
Congressman fdam y Llttlepagc
was ablN to spend a short time on the
floor OF ,hc House Yesterday. his first
visit there since hts discharge from
the Emergency hospital last Wedues-
dRy. He was operated on May 25.
several pleccs of diseased bone being
removed. Whether he win ever again
have free use Of that hand is mat
ter yet to bc determined. Mr.. Little
page lost considerable weight during
his Incarceration In the hospital.
Mcmhcrs OF tho House crowded
around him TO extend him greetings
when no aprearod In his seat There
was widespread and genuine sympa.
thy displayed on all sides for him.
and thore was much rejoicing In evil
dence over his safe return due to
the fact that the operation, though
most serious one. did not result as
seriously as there was grave danger
II might.
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Events Of Washington, D. e.,
Are Reported by Telegram'S
Correspondent There.

WASHINGTON, Juno .. - Con
fressmGn-at-largo Howard Sutherland
today cent tho following names to tho
secretaries OF war and the navy. with
the recommendations that the youth
III! owners % g1ld names be appoint
ed 10 The military and naval acadc-
niles.
Anuapol Newell stewart. NJ Sis
tcrEvi,I", principal. aitcrua cg.
Charles Hnn1l. Of Eingwood: Roy
Mckinney. ul Gr.mtrs lie: and Rich
ard Miller ~ ioeHnrE Ferry.
Wcst po.ni--Hrrou o. Hymes. nl
Buckhanuoq principal. altcrnates.
Roy r Ash. % Clark burg. and VII
Ham Ward Scott. il. NJ Washington
and Fairmont.
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Two members Of the stnte congress
sional delegation will attend the CON
ventlon at Chlcago-RapresentRtivo
Bowers and Representative Cooper.
Both will leave Immediately after
casting tholr votes ut tho state wide
primary next Tuesday. There will be
no official duties nero for them to
look after. for. under so-caued
"gentlemen's agreement" there will
be very little doing in Congress until
after the two big conventions are
over.
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VIRGINIA
TAKES PART IN
CAPITAL NEWS

until Tho tubinsOn-I ny bout came
RlonR. is stu dnhhllng slightly in the
political game. His name will appear
on the primary election ballot as an
usrirant for the Republican nomlna-
tiNn for the house Of delegates in Ka-
uawha county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03

A bill 10 grant a pension Of $50 a
month 10 David Rync. Of Moundsville.
was introduced in the House by Con-
gresham Nicely. An order for n med
icnl examination Of Amos F. Ridge
way. Of Adamston. who has claim
for an Increase IN his pension pend
Ing. has been issued by the pension
commissioner.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03

hereby anHouuc, that aTH a candidate
for the Republican uOIliGa'lou Tor state
Senate IN the Twelfth ssrat0ria. district,
composed VI tav IoHntl-s Of poldr!. x.
Harrison and Lewis, subject % the phi
mary election on the 9th day Of June 1910
WALLACE Is. GRIBBLE.
West Union W Va
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There will he a survey made OF all
the rural mail routes In Marshall coun-
ty. m order to that effect having been
issued today By tho pOctoflce depart
ment upon request Of Congressman
Nicely The latter has also secured the
appointment Of James b. KIrkmyer as
a clerk In the postofflco at Wheeling.
and has recommended William B.
wayte. Of Moundsvillc. for appoint
mCnt as a rural mail carrier.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03

The Telegram has been authorised 10 an
nounee the candidacy Of Stuart h. Reed, OF
Cl1EkShurg, harrison county, for the lie.
publican nomination for Congress- from
the Third Congressional district " Wee.
Virginia
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03

Charles W SwIshcr, Of Charleston.
has been In tho city several DAYS on
business. Mr., Swishor who. once IN
on time. was tho storm center nj a
political contest which held the record
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STATE OFFICES

Fer Governor.
an \ candidate FOR the nomination for
Governor Of West Virginia on the itrpuD-
lean nckei, subject ~ the primary eIcc-
IiOn, June 0, 1915, and respectfully solicit
Iour vote and influence.
LIZA L. ROBINSON.
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Tor JuAtiCc OF the Peace, Coal DlGtFIst.
AN "a candidate Tor the Republican
nuiuiEatiuu Tor Justice Of the Peace Tor
'oH. dI-lgiys, HuUg-Ct TO the primary eIrg-
lion, jane q. lyIG. Your vote and lunu-
'ucc Is respectfully solicited.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03

l am a candidate for the Republican
nomination Tor Justice Of the Peace for
coal dIstTict an the primary election to be
port VI m! fJiepdH. I promise, IL elected.
70 discharge the duties OF the Office. ~ ]
have cudcIyOrcd TO do In the past, without
Tear, favor Vt Partially. Ny past rec.
ord u my platform,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03

AN candidate fOg the Espubhcah
=, s"Oysgt to t"e vEIlulTy cIucLah, June
V, uIi ~ announcing ny ,audiu4Cy. nIlly
.rEliAB tIis IuVO. vance Of that Office to
yN5TJ tItIAcn VI tue county. word In
W. behaH HIH be nue. Appreciated.
lMA l.. SWlukH.
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ProSecuting Attorney Of Harrison county
On the Republican ticket, subject 70 tho
primary election, June ., 1915, and respect
Tully solicit your vote and influence
CiAEkSburE, W. Va.
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am . candidate FOR '4y Republican
termination TOT state Treasurer. srt yer. %
the primary election June G. 1910 and
Sarnssu= solicit The support and Influence
81 the voters Of West Virginia
ELL, \. NOST.
AorI1Dtown, W. Va.
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AIN 4 candidate FOR the Republican
domination for DOmnis slDurs e.! AEFig4l-
ture Of West Virgins subject 10 tile grl-
mary election 10 be acid June q. 1916 Hud
respectfully solicit your vote aud .uhu.uye.
Il. l.. WILLIAMS.
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the vs9ss : j hs S'ss s55:sl. s-ns, n ~ ~
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Diass e NJ SssfaftA School House
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foH a ii:u9s u aos 10 a as
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ROSEBUD R5Ss Srsrn,oT '"l''
rnEs!EgT IS Milford Station to Nc
PRECINCT /.
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the hsadO TwOL EnSs
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the read
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to
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PRECINCT g..
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and Buffalo;
boundary aruno
to
ss 20 kineh
the ScriHaia as0d' 'd'ne'
A'.2ES ii-,, ). JAMES CREWS. c., !,
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election, June q, 1915. AMI will appreelu,,
your vote uhd fnhus1e4.
10 School Strest. '''
hereby announce my candidacy for tho
Re- ublican notninatOl for Constable III
Coal ulStFtet, Harrison county, kubiOrt b.
the primary election 20 be he'd ,fune NJ
lnlG and u nominated and elected. / pFotn J
lbH 20 faithfully and honaStly disthaIgs
the duttsa OF the smce. Your support II
Lolieited. -
NLpEN n. wToKoFF.
/ an a candidate for ConstahIs for Cal
llcnn ticket, subject 70 the priaiaFy Sisg.
ton, on June Q. 1916. will greatly aonFs.
ciLtS your vote aud influence.
PRANK nCsH.
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am 4 candilhrN fo= the nomination for
the House Of Delegates for Harrison ragl.
y on the Republican ticket. subject 20
BpectfuIly solicit your ,Oy, and Influence.
GEORGE ". sTURM.
West Milford, ". Va.
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l am candidate 4uE rue EepublIcat
nomination for Attorney GyurraI % We,
virginia. subject to the primary. June Il
1915, And solicit yOuE vote and influence
Weston. ". Va.
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desire to announce my candidacy for
TIE Republican domination for Justice Of
"a" Peace FOR Coal district, Harrison COun.
- subject - tue priiuAFy to be- held June
T. 1916 Your NOL0 and Influence is re-
agtrtIulIy solicited.
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Grafton, W. Va

l an 4 candidate for the Republican
nomination for GOyeTEoF Of West Viz
gtniA. subject TO the primary election 10
be held June o. lOl6, and respectfully
Beclrlsy. ". Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03

I am . candidate for tie domination for
Assessor Of Harrison county, subject 70
Tue Republican primary Of Jun0 4 1916.
" HonliRatsd aud OigCtVd, | pf0ulLk0 you.
Is . servant Of the people, that viii tul.
iIl uTeIy duty " tAS 0licO faithfully and
fcarISsEIy. 1 EHk your support.
n. T.. MARTIN.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03

! nm candidate for the UPDuNNcnn
nomination :og Secretary nj State. subject
TO the primary election, June d. .glI I
"in apl rec!Hte yOug vote aud iaa 4eucs.
MIKE IL kII:C.
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West Milford

] an 4 candidate roF she Republican
nomination for member OF the uouse Of
Delegates for Harrison county. subject to
the primary Slsrtion. June g, 1915 and re-
Bpsctfully solicit your vote md luaus.ce.
5. r. HARRISON. IT.
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'ItTANh arg, W. Va.
Gvsis. 20 announce my candidacy for
tAr Republican EomiuAuon for Justice Of
90" Peace fos Coal district, Harrison yOu !.
., subject - u" primary to be held June
vote aud Influence
ROBERT McCLUNO. sr.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03

Tho annual election OF officers was
held by the Southern Relief Society
yesterday al tic New Willard. Among
the state presidents chosen was r. D.
Sheppard. OF this city and Shepherds
town. 10 rcprescn; West Virginia.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03

l an candidate Tor the termination for
the House OF Delegates for Harrison Coun-
~, On the kepuDllcE4 ticket, subject TO
the primary June q, l9IC Ii nominated
and elected ! VIII oadeAN sT to uEs my ia.
fiueuCo to have laAB passed that will best
suit the people OF harT-'oH county.
will greatly appreciate yOuf vote aud In.
iiueuCe,
PIuLANDER Ii. STOUT.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03

! an candidate :or -. nomination for
Attorney Genera! " West N!ESIuih subject
20 the Republican primary election, june
1910, and viii appreciate your vote and
support.
L. Z. ENGLAND.
LoRRn. W Va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-03

Hon. and Mrs. Isaac T. Mann and
children have left Washington for
their home NJ Bramwell. where they
will spcnd the first part Of the sum
mer From Brnmwcll Mr. Mann will
60 10 Chicago 10 attend the national
Republican convention. He will he one
NJ West VlrClnias big Four" in that
historic gathering.