The Clarksburg telegram. [volume], November 27, 1903, Page 7, Image 17

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22 WEST MAIN STREET,
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Wellington, D. "C? Bkc. 2.?Some now
tot* have come- out with regard, to the
oum eomoiifateee. am naval affairs, Man
ila. ivttachiog to> which make a reform
i, personnel possible. It Is said
ft- presides* has suggextal to Speaker
appon <th? appointment of Alston G.
tt.ytion, ?t West Virginia, chairman ef
to. naval affair* eoomjitlje, in place ?f
(>. Ifasa, of Blteia, ttu present (*?r
mp.. Hbragk it ? known' that the
pcakpr doe* not tSunk very highly of
he did not adopt the presitat's
nggMtkm. The pressure on behaU of
M ha did not adopt the presi&nt's
Uong, and besides the chairman ? not
ersooally involved in any of the acan
?Is that have been hung aboo* the
ommittee. His capacity for leadsashipi,
ovever, is strongly questioned.
.When naval matters were under dia
ussion the president has beesi in the
Hit Of sending for Dayton con
siting him about them insterti of seod
lg for Foes. Dayton is seeend in rank
a the committee, and when, naval bins
M. before the home he geunally takes
etive charge of them. Uma&M Foss is
^'?nominal charge, the president's inter
?t in the improvement vt the navy is
nil known, and he manhi 'the naval
ROAD
HSTRUCTION
AGED AND
PROMINENT
CITIZEN
db. j. fbahkxhi carder closes
HIS BXBS IN ETERNAL SLEEP
AT OS -HOKE IN THIS CITY.
Had Been a Practicing Physician foe
Many Tears and Was Well Known
AIL Over County.?-Burial to Oc
cur at Salem.
Throughout Harrison county there la,
an tJnratft countless number of friends
"who will .receive the news of the (hsth
of Dr. J. Frank Carder, an aged and
prominent citizen, with deep and pro
found sorrow.
Tuesday morning at 4 o'clock, after
s offering through a severe and lingering
iSaeas, Dr. Carder closed his life in etes- I
lud sleep at his home on West Pifeaj
street, this city. The cause of his deodi j
to peritonitis, with which he had beta
suffering for the past two or three veib. j
On account of his advanced age and. He .
nature of his illness, his demise was not j
altogether unexpected.
Dr. J. Frank Carder was in tte tbtj
year of his age. He has been one ?f the ;
leading citizen* of Harrison county for'
many years, 'having spent the greater
part of Us life within Hs borders. ' He j
was a practicing physician of mock j
prominence and Mlowed his profession
at Salem, where he lived for many, yearn, j
Soros two or three years ago, he moved i
to this city and has since made this place
his home.
The deceased is survived by his wife
and three sona and three daughters,
namely, John Carder and George Carder,
of this city; William Carder, of Salem*
'Mrs. Parks, of Adamsion; a manrierV
daughter Who lives in Ohio, .and Mini
'Kate Carder, of this city.;. .
Funeral services will be conducted at
the home Wednesday mornSog at >
o'clock. The remains ?B be shipped to
Salem on the morning tak and the
burial will occur at that tplaao in the Odd!'
-Fellows'cemetery-. ,
Fight Will Be Bitter.
Those who persist in. albsin-g-their earn
against the oontinual aaeomnnendation of
Dr. King's New Discovery fur Ooasamp
tfon, will baits a kuw and Utter Ogbt
?with their troubles, it not enOod earlier
by fatU termination. Bead what T. R.
Bead, of BeaU, Miss, has to injrt last
fall my wife had evnry aymptxjm of con
sumption. She toofe Dr. King*. New Dis
covery after everything else %ad failed.
Improvement cane at eaee am I fonr bot
tles entirely cuer-ed her." Guaranteed by
Frank G. Bland, druggist. Atoe SOe and
$1.0a Trial bottles free.
FERRELL
TAKEN TO
FAIRMONT
By His Brother Who Had Gnat Dif
ficulty in Inducing Him to L?*Tt
Parksssburg.?Will B? 'Watched.
Fred FctpcU, the barber who tried 4io
suicide in ftirkereburg Sunday night by
?hooting himself with a. revolver, waa
brought bere Wiedneeday rooming on
No. 8 by hi* toother, Edward Ferrell, of
Fairmont, nod taken to Fairmont, where
he wiH be carefully lookeil after until H
is definitely determined whether be is
sane or not. He did not want to ham
Parkersburg mod broke away from his
brother on tthe way to the train, but he
waa caugbt tad with difficulty his broth
er succeeded in getting him to Fair
mont.
To improve! the appcftite and strength
en the <lige?ftion, try a few doses of
ChamberIainV Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. Mr. J. H. Sett*, of Detroit, Mich.,
says, "They restored my appetite when
impaired, rdimd me of ? bloated feel
ing and caused a pleasant and satisfae
tory movement of the bowels." There
' are people in this casm unity who need
, just such a medicinle. For sale by O. C.
1 Stone, Viruggist. Every box warranted.
i WILL ORGANIZE ?
TKACHEES' INSTITUTE.
The teacher* off Grait dMifct are re
quested to meet at Xiost, Greek Decem
ber 12, sat 2 p. m., to organise the Ttach
ers' District Institute. All am oat and
let us 'have a goo.1 institute this year.
GEO. C. ?SicKJN'LEY, Pres.
How to Pmnmt Croup.
| It will be good news' to the mothers of
?mall children to teal* tbst croup can
be prevented. The first sign of croup is
hoarseness. A day or tvo before the at
tack the child becomes boarse. This is
soon followed by a peculiar rough' eough.
Give Chamberlain's GougTs Bemedy free
ly as sbon ss the obild lieeomee hoarse,
or even after tile rough cough appears,
and it wQl dispel all symptoms of croop.
In this way all* danger and! anxiety may
be avoided. This remedy is used by many
thousands of mothers and has never been
known -to fall. It is, in fact, the only
remedy that can always be depended
upon and ?hat is pleassnt sad safe to
take. Foe sale by Stone Jt Mercer, drug
gists.
DRIVER
BADLY
INJURED
TEACHERS
INSTITUTE
PROGRAMME
Co*i and Cburk District Trntrt1
tat* wni Be Held at M?Nil !>?
ctmbr la Isaaina Wilt Si aa
Till si?11*1. Oh.
Following Ja the program for the Goal
?od Clark District Tauten' Uistitste, to
be held ?t Adamsfeon Deoanber Ui
1:30 p. m.?'Devotional.
Music?By Institute.
Sound Table Xofleh
Grading district aoboola.
Tardtaeasj Hww Prevented?
Should Mnio Be Tsught la Oar Pub
lic Schools?
The PapUs Routing Ofaate; How Should
It Be carried On?
List of book* for different grades.
Prime Raqoiatta* of a Good BeottaUon.
How Should U. & History Be Taught t
Memory Gems; IMrOa.
7:00 p. m.?'Devotional.
Mask?Committee.
KeaiUtion?3Bm Vena Bartlstt.
Essay?Mia. Walter Donatio.
Murio?By the Institute.
Oration?Claude JPIUraC
Lecture?Dr. Swarts, of Broaddos ool
lege.
J. WALTER DUNCAN,
President.
AUJE AfiB, Berfy.
A glasa or two of water taken half
an boor before breakfast will usually
keep the tank regulaf. Harsh cathar
tics aboold be anoidad. When a yurga
tire la imulsd. take Chamberlain's Stom
ach and Llnr Tablets. Tbey are mild
and gentle in their action. For aala by
Stona * Mercer, druggist.
PECULIAR
ACCIDENT
Hisil i
COUNTY .
COURT
ADDRESSED
Bjr ths West Vlrfiaii Commission of
World's Tab Concerning ths Matter
of AAvartUag.
Tie W?t Virginia commission, Louis
iana Purchase Exposition, baa irHrn?nrf
the following latter to the county oourt
of this oeunty, and Ma contents cer
tainly appeal to all who wish to advance
the intonate of the county by getting
H well advertised:
' We are anxious to know what coun
ties are going to take space in Hie West
Virginia Hind-Book. We ars getting
along well with the book. Your eounty
should he advertised. These books wiU
ho distributed to all parts of the world.
Wis will give away about 40,000 oopiet,
and more will lie sold. Your ooonty has
muoh to tell.
- It produced 4ast year $30,IS!.80 worth
of wheat, $09,417.60 worth erf corn, $82,
?08.20 total of crops; $82,00(4.20 fruit;
$286,360 In horses; $433380 in cat Us;
0787J0O1 total of all Urek of livs atock;
1,602,144 tons of coal.
a si-? -s. *. s ? -
A fngftteoN florae,
Banning like made down the street,
damping the occupants, or a hondrsd
other accidents, are every-day occur
rences. It behooves everybody to have
a reliable Salve bandy and there's none
as good aa BockWe Arnica Salve.
Boras, cuts, sores, ecsema and piles, dis
appear quickly under its aoOthing effect.
25c, *1 fnnk O. Bland's drug store.
' ALLEGED MUSOXBS JUtSBSTIO.
. Deputy sheriffs and Prosecuting Mr
tornsy Natter, of Upshar eounty, pass
ed through here Tuesday evening en
rants bom Grafton, to Bncfchaimoa.
They bad in Obarge two Italians ?c
cussd of having oonanittod murder nt
, ? * - _ ? ^ ^J- CfAif isa^lissr aMIllflV
jnacMBOOB . MM( cwrtaruay ercrang.
They wstn arrested in Grafton on imr
formation sent oat describing them, and
were held there until Aa Unshur ooon
ty officials could co there and identify
sells these shoes and many ol
igns in all popular leathers; I
the name of
Best and Prettiest i
? ? ' ' " ? - ?' ' >\
Made for Man, Woman'
Children.
THIRD ST.. IBmWi
Stout UiiKM
Building