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Royal Baking Powder will
always keep fresh and of full
strength regardless of climate
or season. Every atom, to
the last in the can, does even,
. perfect work. Made from
pure, grape cream of tartar.
Makes wholesome food.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM 8T . NEW YORK.
W. K. Ilurscy has returned from a
business trip to Cincinnati.
Frank R. Moore is home from a visit
in New York City.
Miss Nina Wallls Is In Parkersburg
visiting Mrs. SpriggD. Camden.
Miss Florence Post Is the guest of
Miss Meigs Jackson in Parkersburg. (
Miss Alice Bean returned Sunday
from a short visit in Pittsburg.
Dr. George C. 8tone made a business
trip to Grafton recently.
Hon. S. D. Blair, of Moundsville,
was Harvey Banner's guest the first
of the week.
J. V. Carter, of West Union, was I
here Tuesday night.
Mr. John Buhl and family arc home
from Mt. Lake, where the latter spent
the summer.
Miss Meigs Jackson and David
Darns, who visited relatives here,
have returned to their home in Park
ersburg.
Rev. W.O. David and famllyarrlv
ed here Wednesday evening from
Monongah and spirit Thanksgiving
with Squire J. N. David and ramlly.
C. W. Thomas has sold bis Monti
cello avenue ttrocery store to A. S.
Eahley, West Union. Mr. Thomas
will start a store in his rcssdencc.
Rev.'J. L. Howard married Henry
B- Tanner and Miss Lizzie Carter,
prominent youngcolored people in the
colored Baptist church the night of
November 21.
Mrs. John Currence, of Slstersvllle.
Is the guest of Mrs. W. G. Osborn on
Main street.
The Telegram Is proud of the many
up-to-date merchants In Clarksburg
and takes pleasure In telling Its num
erous leaders to read their advertise
ments in the Telegram and learn how
and where to buy.
Misses Nannie Schon and Stella
Johnson arc visiting In Grafton this
week.
Miss Madge Moss, who was the
guest of the Misses Itrown, has re
turned to her home In Parkersburg.
Sh ? was accompanied by Miss Lillian
Brown.
Dr. Fleming Howell visited his rela
tive, lion. Louis Bennett, In Weston,
Monday. The latter Is in delicate
health.
It's a Bute, '-The Stout"hlgh guide
gus mantle at Stout's, .'111 Pike street,
city. l-2mo
J. W. Worley, dentist, will be In
Salem the drat of each month and
will remain ten days. Office opposite
depot. 7-ly
E G. Davissonand Andrew Eduls
ton, of Weston, were here Tuesday
night.
Attorneys W T. George and Samuel
V. Wood, of Fhllippi, were here
Wednesday on bankrupt business.
J. S. B. Crlm, of Phillppi, was a
city visitor Wednesday.
Do you know that A. C. Nell sells
Columbia Urapbophones and Re
cords ? 48-tf.
Those who fail to see "Tennessee's
Pardner" at the Grand next Thurs
day night will miss one of the best
comedy-dramas that has ever come to
Clarksburg. The play suggests rather
than closely follows Bret Harte's ex
quisite story of the mining camp. It
Is bright and clean, not overdrawn,
and has a distinct vein of comedy
which brightens it wonderfully. The
characters are well balanced and each
actor In his, or her, own war, appeals
especially to the audience. The at
traction has been a decided success in
seasons past, and theatre-goers are as
sured of a strictly Hrst class produc
tion.
Mm. Henry Hawker Is here from
Cory,Colorado, visiting relatives. She
will probably spend the winter here:
Gapt, C. J. Go It left last Friday night
for New York.
B. K. Shepler lias been granted a
patent on a water motor.
E. S. C. Holmboe has returned from
a trip to Marietta.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stryker are
gnssts of relatives in the city.
L, E. Viirncr, of Bristol, waa a re
cent visitor here.
Attorney Charles B. Johnson Is
home from a professional trip to Cald
well, u.i Id.
Ray Humor lias an attack of rheuma
tism.
For Sale -Mammoth bronze turkeys;
toms, 12.00; hens, $1.50; also large
Plymouth Hock chickens from 50c. to
tl.00 each. Arthur Sheets, West Mil
ford, W. Va. J-H.
Robert Alexander, of Wichita, Kan
sas, was called here by the death of
his father, William R. Alexander. He
came several days before the latter
died.
E. C.KIrk, of the Ullman & Phllpott
Manufacturing Company, of Cleve
land, Ohio, was here Tuesday looking
after his trade.
Karl Kunst went to Parkersbnrg
Wednesday to attend a society ball.
TheO'Conor ciuo gave an enter
meat in Centennial Hall Thanksgiv
ing night. Refreshments were served.
Traveling Auditor Chesler, of the
B. & O. railroad, was here on business
connected with the freight office
Tuesday.
Roy Kemper, of the Adams Express
Company, is in Pittsburg visiting
relatives.
Mrs. A. M. T. Cunningham has
gnne to Baltimore to visit relatives.
The West Virginia bank closed Its
doors Tuesday out of respect for W.R.
Alexander, whose death occurred that
morning.
The narrlson County Hospital As
sociation has received a handsome
ambulance. The hospital will be
opened In two or three weeks.
Judge Nathan Goff Is home from
Richmond, Va., where he bad been
holding if. S. court.
Frank G. Bland will start a, drug
store in the new Fordyce block near
the post office.
Several Clarksburg Elks attended
the Thanksgiving ball given by Graf
ton Elks at Grafton. V
John B Hart went to Baltimore
Sunday evenlog.
L. S. Hornor is home from an east
ern trip.
Mrs. Hugh Jarvls with a party of
relatives is In Tampa, Florida.
| TIN PLATE PLANT PROGRESSING.
Work ol Constr.f : ion Goes Satisfac
torily On - Homes Needed. ?
Several of the officials of Tbe Jack
i sun Iron and TIo Plate Company are
la tbe city contemplating some ar
rangements relative to tbe final orga
nization of tbe operating force of tbe
plant.
Toe general manager, Mr. C. C.
Moore, is authority for tbe statement
that the work Oh construction is pro
gressing In tbe most satisfactory man
ner. Tbe machinery is nearly all on
the ground 'or In transit The im
mense engines are now being set. Tbe
! foundations are complete, and with
1 the exception of tbe main building,
. all other struct'iial work is practically
complete. A large part of material
for the main building is on the track
or in transit, and a large force of men
will be in Clarksburg In a few days to
beglo erection.
So far as construction of the plant is
concerned, all will be finished In am
i pie time to begin manufacturing
shortly after the first of the year.
The problem that most seriously
confronts the company Is Id relation
to houses for the men. Unless the
public spirited citizens of Clarksburg
Interest themselves and take some
I steps to provide comfortable homes
] which ran be bad at reasonable rental
J it will prove a very serious obstacle
| to the early operation of the plant,
| for men will not come unless they have
I a good home for their families,
j It would seem that in as much as
. Clarksburg will reap the largest bene
| tit from having added to the popula
tion several hundred men with fam
iles, men who are paid tbe very high
est wages, and who are a creditable
addition to any community, It be
hooves the city to make some Immedi
ate and decisive move.
Died in the Pcor House.
Patrick Malone, who was admitted
to the county infirmary November 27,
. died I here at "> o'clock Friday morn
j ing of heart trouble. Interment was
made in the Potter's field at 2 o'clock
Friday afternoon. He was employed
at Hart Brothers' machinery shops
until he was compelled to go to the
Infirmary on account of sickness.
X. Y. McCann Is home from a
month's stay In Macon, Ra.
REYNOLDS ADDITION NEAR
THE JUNCTION.
Twenty lots to lease for a long" term
of years; in wholeor in part; terms and
time to suit lessee. Address,
C. 6. Reynolds,
4-4t Clarksburg, W. Va
Karl Ijowery Getting Well.
Lloyd A. Lower; received a letter
Tuesday from btH brother. Earl, who
was shot last week by bis pirtner, Jo
seph Itegan, la New Yor City. Ear
wrote that be was getting along well
and that be would be removed from
the hospital next Monday to hlsbomeT
HORSES WANTED.
I will be at tbe stables la the rear
of the Walker House Tuesday and
Wednesday, December 3 and 4 to buy
one car load of horses and mares from
S years old up. Want some of all
kinds for the Sblppensburg, Pa.,
market, for which I will pay the high
est market price. John Stegaht.
Marriage of Albert Lepley
Mr. Albert Lepley, son of Mr. Joseph
Lepley. of this city, and Miss Maitle
Hall, of Farmlhgton, were married at
the latter place Thanksgiving night
Mr. Lepley Is a well-known printer
and Is employed at Fairmont. Both
are mutes.
L. C. Lantz is clerking at Martin
Brothers' store.
You will And tbe largest and best
collection of woolens for spring and
summer suits at The Clarksburg Tail
oring Co.'s. 16-tf 1
Large line of fancy colored negll g
shirts to select from at The Clarks
burg Tailoring Co.'s 17-tf
Highest cash 4 price paid for beet
hides at Central Meat Market, J. p.
Gaudy, manager. 52-2mo
We have fi Inside lots for Rale at a
bargain. A beautiful residence of 10
rooms centrally located, for sale?very
reasonable price. Three lots on Clay
street, desirably located, will sell
cheap and on terms. Kelley & Bowen,
room 9, Hornor Block, Main St. 13-tf
Foit Salk?One eight fonm resi
dence, with bath room and pantry.
Both gas company connections; also
electric light; practically a new bouse;
very desirable property; located on
Mulberry street. Call on or address
Samuel O'Nell, Clarksburg, West
Virginia. 3-tf.
AGENTS WANTED.
An Agent Is wanted in every com
munity to sell Rev. Percy E. Thomas'
SUNDAY SCHOOL COMMENTARY
on tbe International Sunday School
Lessons for 1902. Condensed, practi
cal and spiritual helps for teachers
i' nd Sunday School workers. 128 pages
2ix5S inches. Morocco binding 36c;
Linen binding, 25c. 40 per cent com
mission paid. Send for sample copy.
FRANK P. SWAN,
4-2t Huntington, V\. Va.
This alfnatare is on every box of the genuine
Laxative Bromo-Quinine tew*.
tbe remedy that <
Ash for a free sample of Y<i
Headache Powders at Geo. G.
Drug ot/jre.
Just received large line of
wear in Imperials and' Bat f
The Clarksburg Tailoring Co..
De Mi?k & Co. carry the fine
of picture moulding in the city.
got in 10,000 feet of the latest *
signs.
Consult Dr. Hardmao, eye, ear,
and throat specialist, and get. sp
tacles, at Traders hotel Dec. 6. 2-Jt
Dr. A. B. Hall has re-opened bit
dental office at 106 Third street.
poslte post office. 28-tJ..
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets cure biliousness, constipation
and headache. They are easy to take
and pleasant In effect. Fur sale by_
Geo. C. Stone.
When you paint your house nse
best paint made?"The Water Proof,"
sold by Cost & Holden.
For Durability and Brilliancy get
"The Stout" high grade gas mantle, 2
for 25 cent*, of Stout, 311 Pike street, ,
city. l-2mo
Dr. George M. Holt, Dentist, will
be at home in Clarksburg, on the 1st
day of Nov. and remain 30 days.
Office at his residence, 763 West Pike
street. 52-tf
Onesodafountaln, in good condition,
for sale, cash, at Gemma's Place, 330
Pike street, city. 1-tf
If you want the finest work in pho
tography go to De Moss & Co., whose
work shows for itself. You don't
need to take their word for it. 2-it
House moving of all kinds satisfac
torily done on short notice. AddresB
or call on B. W. Lee, 162 Bast Main
street, Clarksburg, W. Va. 17-tf.
If you want a photo pin or broach at
De Moss & Co., the photographers Is ;
the only place to get first class work
done. 2-4t '
Dr. Hardman, eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist, will adjust spee
tacles at Traders hotel, Dec. 6. 2-3t
De Moss & Co. carry the latest In
frames, mouldings, photo pine,
broaches, photographs, photo supplies,
suchas, cameras, plates films, mounts,
printing paper, etc. 24t
When you feel tbat life is hardly
worth the candle take a dose of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will cleanse your stomach, tone
np your liver and regulate your bowels
making you feel like a new man. Foe
sale by Geo. C. Stone. 52-lm.
Get "The Stout" high grade gas
mantles, 3 for 25 cents, of Stout, 311
Pike f ?eet. l-2mo
For Sale?Two valuablclots on tbe
best residence street in the city
Prloe, $2,500 each. Easy terms. Call
on or address M. B. Curkendall, office
room No. 8, Hornor building, or
sheriff's office in court house. 16-tf
ButtericK
Patterns
HENDRICKSON'S WEEKLY STORE NEWS
Butterick
'Patterns
Our Big Remnant Sale
Continued this Weak.
Owing to the Inclemcnt weather last week we have continued our remnaDt
sale on dress goods.
You will Hnd some splendid values and good lengths In tine Broadcloths
and Venetian mixed suitings-storm serges and light fabrics.
We will have out a fresh lot tills week, so come early and make your se
lection of these great values.
Queen Quality
No. 521.
A Prize Winner at SKs Pan American.
Visit our Ladies*
Suit and Hat Parlor
4-4 Bleached
Muslin
Two specials?this is something
you always need, and something
that has been very scarce nt the
price we are now offering it.
Come and supply yourself now.
Ruthledge Mills Sheeting,
A Full 4-4 is gomething nice at
6 cents
Dnuellen Mills Sheeting, width
guaranteed,
5c by numbers
10 per cent less by piece
D
G
r e s s
o o d
Pan Cloth
This very swell shoe, the Bon Ton shape with Kibo Patent Kid Vamp, dull
mat top, welted sole of medium walking weight with extension edge and mod
ified military heel. Is modeled on lines that arc absolutely correct and is one
one of the most elegant conceptions for street wear, for which purpose It was |
awarded the above mentioned prize.
Another leading number in the Queen Quality is 591, apex shape, Kibo
Kid patent tip, toe about the width of a silver quarter. Light, flexible sole |
with close mat edge leather, Louis XV heel?a chick, airy style of light dress
boot.
Scaoad Floor
Here is where the ladies liKe to Come.
Why?
We have just received a case of these,
pleased.
Call and see them, you will be
Something very new and stylish
for dress skirts. All the rage in
northern and eastern cities. The
latest thing out In black. You
should see it and we know you will
be pleased.
Price S2.00
Percales
We have just received a new lot
and the patterns are the latest.?
some rare ones, come and see
theill.
Bl'k Poplin
A special?3* Inches wide, the best
black and a regular 11,25 number;
we sell it at
$1.00
It Is useless fur us to speak of the
the wearing qualities of this goods
?all ladies know it to be the best.
Ladies' and Children's
Rubbers
Winter has come at. last and to
be prepared for the wet and mud
dy streets every one should have
a pair of our storm rubbers. The
best of the kind for the money
Price 45c.
Our Gaiters
and Legging'
Have your children properly clad
when the cold weather begins and
save the doctor bill.
Every child should have a pair
ofournicewarm leggings forschool
wear. Our gaiters for ladies are
just the thing.
Ours are the best.
; Because we are showing the largest line of ready to wear garments ever
j handled In Clarksburg, and cheapest line, quality taken in consideration.
Our Suits from $10 to $40
TicRing's
We give you the best feather!
ticking in blue and brown stripe,
16 and 18 Cents
Our beauty in wide stripe
and brown at 10 cents.
red,'
CRAVENETTES
You should ask to see this, it Is
one of our best numbers and we
liuvc spoken of it very often.
For Raglans and Rain Coats It is
unexcelled, being water proof and
of such a weight that for cold
weather it is just the thing.
'Misses* lOc Hose
5 Cants.
This sale will be cont inued for
this week, you saw it in last
week's atl, but we have a lot <>f
these hose and it is sncli a good
tiling we want every one to get
some of these values. There are
about 500 pair left.
Umbrellas
,
A beautiful line of these in many
pretty shades at
$3.50 and $5.00
and all the latest styles
The Norfolk Jacket Suit is a favorite and wins admiration at
sight. The Norfolk Eton Is equally as popular and these two
styles are without a rival.
We have a number of other styles of which we shall not speak
here but will take great pleasure In showing our customers when
they call.
Coats and Raglans
Size
1 to 9>?.
Monroe?A wide red stripe with
satin finish, a regular 2"> cent
ticking, we sell it at
18 Cents.
Sheetings and casings, the best 9
and 10-4 for 20 and 22f? cents, 42
inch casing at 14<\
Our Dress Goods
Department
Is always up to date. If there is
any thin*: new we can show it. If
y >u want sume one to design for
you, our very efficient dress goods
lady will gladly do so.
Ladies' Hose
and very handsome selection of A new line just arrived. Our New York buyer keeps us well supplied
black silk ones with pearl, irold , ?
and Silver plated handles at wlth the latcst sty,es and our 8e,ectloD 18 always larKe
97.50. 8, 8.50. IO.OO
and 912.50.
Furs
Xmas
We can give you these in many ,
different shades and qualities. THE $100 UMBRELLA.
Our 25 cent hose with white feet
are an excellent quality for the You must certainly have a chance
price. at that* Cotne and see how the
guess is* All are interested and
Ask to see this particular one. j it is lots of fun.
Soon the merry Christmas hells
Scarfs and Collarettes are the lead-; will be heard and all made gladjv
ers and we can show you a very Then to add to the gladness ofoi
handsome line ranging in price from friends we must have nico presents
& and our carefully selected line o f
$1 to $25 ? handsome present* will soon be In.
STORE CLOSES EACH EVENING AT 6 O'CLOCK EXCEPT SATURDAYS
333
MAIN STREET.
THE HENDRICRSON CO.
Successors to D. W. JACOBS.
333
MAIN STREET.