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SUCCESS
REWARDS
MR. SMITH
'Triday's .Shuron, Pa,, Telegraph
-speiiks of Dabntv Smith, son "f M
M. Swith, of this city, in the follow
ing vcrv pleasing manner:
TWtfe William A. Brady's musical
?^comedy, ?"Girls Will be Girls," at
\ihe Morgan Grand opera how* Wt
might, playing flie leading role in
\th*. male 'quartette which remlcrcci
? some very fine singing, was a brifrlit
\oune college man whose appearance
on the -Stage wUh the company
'inarks a chapter in a rather remark -
, -able adventure.
The young man referred to i?
?aJ?ey"Smith, the son of a prom
inent and wealthy resident of
cdarttsburg, Harrison county, "est
Virginia. Three year- ago Dabncy,
->who is quite wealthy in his own rig.i
?decMed that he was cut out for u
muWic career on the stage. leav
ing a home of luxury and rnnne
nment, relinquishing temporarily hi
-righte to use any of his money or
(proceeds of his Mate, he wen out
into the world tn .lemonstrate that a
vcrane man could win his way up t.i<
?ladder of fume far better with his
.-p'iuric, jrrit ami determination rlone
wealth at his command to
?assist or retard him.
The. storv of Dabncy s first year
?fr*m Imnie' is one characteristic of
Hlwse vming American lads who nave
-clinbwl up the long and wcarijomc
'laAVr to fame and renown, tie ot
? course met with difficulties and e\
;perienced all kinds of ill fortune
With a spirit of "never say die till
ws /have to." he kept a stiff uppor
fttp. refused in his pride to send back
.\rnh\s home for money to assist him
: ind fought his way on.
he. first went to >ew lork
Mr Smith had just enough money
?tc, 'land him there and pay for his
Iwnrfi /or a week. He arranged
"?this pirrposMy, for he could have had
enough to1 keep him in fine style h.-J
tone as he wanted to, but his mind
>uss .made up. Pretty soon his
monev r.m out and he couldnt ir<*
engagement. He said he would
?go'to work but work wasnt so ea^
'to find in New York City as a grcal
many people believe. Then follow
a period of disappointment and
? .ifctutfi (poverty. He secured a 30b in
?a newspaper office finally, li?Mn?
S, experience in a newspaper
wnture in his home town, andkftor^
.. Ad\w ^TOTk with such vim that .?*
von no less than four promotions in
five months, meanwhile he ha been
frying to get an engagement with
-one of the operas or a musical con
sicrt company. He lias a fine rich,
powerful, melodious bar.Lone vo.ee
which he had trained and eultixate.l
and as soo.i as lie demonstrated his
ahilitv t" the proper people lie go.
.1 minor engagement. He < id
rt-ell and worked so ear nest 1\ that
- On return
trips w> New York he was sought for
v'ii<*aKCir.e-!its with the big eluire.:
? clioii*s of the lity. These enga<r -
1'.' had uow filled in a mimUer
of iK? large city churches and h>-<
-iimtuer he was choirmaster of the
Vrotestan- i-piseopal elu.rcl. at
ltoekawry. 1-ong Island, a ohur.
which h - one ?r the wealthiest con
?wat i";1 'or its size in the count.>.
<ir Smith's present engagement
-xvii.il - Will lie Girls" ealls .or
;i inr... -alary and his success is no?
assured.
,\i she close of the present season,
before "ciing to take up the choirnta?- I
tership ?f a h.rge church in New ,
York Mr. Smith will make the lii>'
visit !?> hi- old home which lie 1-ft
Bad Stomach Alakes
Bad Blood.
"You ran not make sweot butter in a
foul, unclean clmrii. The stomach serves
z? a churn in which to agitato, work up
?and dlsintograto our food as it Is boine
digested. If It b* weak, sluggish and
foul the result will Im? torpid, sluggish
liver and bad, impure blood.
The ingredients of Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery are just such as best
serve to correct and cure all such de
rangements. It is made up without a
drop of alcohol in its composition; chem
ically pure. irlnle-refincHi glycerin** being
used instead of the commonly employed
alcohol. Now this glycerine is of itaelf a
valuable medicine, instead of a deleteri
ous agent like alcohol, especially In the
-cure of weak stomach, dyspepsia and the
various forms of indigestion. Prof. Flnley
El! logwood, M. D., of Bennett Mcdical
'College, Chicago, says of It:
"In dyspepsia It serves an excellent pur
l_nm ? ? * It Is ono of the best manufact
ured producU of the present time In its
action upon enfeebled, disordered stomachs;
especially If there in ulceration or catarrhal
^Mtrltls (catarrhal Inflammation of stomach),
?it Is a moat efflclent preparation. Glycerine
- will relieve many cases of pyrosU (heartburn)
-.and ?xoesstre gastric acldltr. It is useful In
?cfcroclc Intestinal dyspepela. especlallr the
Aatelent rarietr. and In certain forms of
?Cfeaofllc oonstlpation. stimulating fbe secre
tnraad excretory functions of the Intestinal
k"
m combined, tnJust the right propor
wlth Golden Seal root,'Stone root,
WacK Cherrybark, Queen's root, Blood
xoat and Mandrake root, or the extracU of
4to?, a* In Dr. Pierce'a Goldon Medical
Diaipwy, there can be no doubt of it*
troat efficacy In the cure of all stomach,
tlwr aad inteitinal disorders and derange
VMBta. These several ingredlonu have
tin strongest endorsement In all such
saaeeof such eminent medical leaders as
JP94t. ML Bartholow. M. D.. of Jefferson Med
Kal?3olle?e. Chlcw?: Prof. Hobart A. Hare.
X. D.,ef Medical Department, University of
Pat; wot Laurence Johnson. M. D.. Medical
Devutmnt, University of New York: Prof.
Edwta 3C Hale. M. D.. Hahnemann Medical
? <3oUejre.Chicago; Prof. John M. Scudder. M. D.
-mmd Prof. John Kin#. M. D.. Authors of the
Atricn DUpensstory. and scores of others
istoiif %he leading medical men of our land.
%?tMcan doubt the ouratlrs virtues of
aoedlclne the Ingredients of wbieh have
?J0&A a profeitional endorsement?
Os?t4pation eared by Doctor Pierce's
iini PelleU. One or twt $ iosa
several years ago. After attending
I to his property interests he will re
turn? to take up hi- work.
Mr. .Smith ha* resolved to go yet
farther and in proper time he ex*
poets to enter the ministry. He will
likely enter a theological seminary
next winter ami !>ecome a minister."
He has a fine voice and is a speaker
of great force and eloquence ;ind li"
lias determined to take up work in
Christ's cause. For some time past
. he has been preparing himself in
theological studies in the spare mo
ment* he gets and is very enthus
j iastic in it. There is a bright fu
' ture before Mr. Smith and he lias
tlx-gift in him to attain to a position
j of prominence in the world.
FEDEiTCiBT
- FOR PHILIPPI
^ Washington, Mar. 10?Senator
Elkins has introduced a bill provid- 1
ing that the District Court of the
Northern District of West Virginia
shall meet as follows:
At Wheeling on the first Tuesday
of April and the third Tuesday of
September.
At Clarksburg on the third Tues
day of April and the first Tuesday
of October.
At Martinsburg on the second
Tuesday of May and the third Tues
day in October.
At Philippi on the fourth Tues
day of May and the first Tuesday of
November.
The circuit court is to be held at
Parkersburg on the second Tuesday
of January and the second Tuesday
of June. It is provided that Bar
bour county shall furnish the place
of meeting at Philippi until other
arrangements are made by law.
Representative Davis has intro
duced the same bill in the House.
Tiiiiir
IS COHMIMI
Messrs. Lee Stout ami S. A.
Smith have just sold .1,200 acres of
timber lands in Webster county to
Messrs. Carmichaels, Nuzum "and
Ruggle, of Smithfield. The price
paid was $30,000 and the sale was
made by Capt. John W.* Coffman, of
Clarksburg. The tract consists of
fine poplar, hemlock and oak tim
ber. It is said there is no better
timber in the state than this tract.
The purchasers will cut and market
it
?MI
11GHJIDREI) 110
Manila. 1'. I.. Mar. in?An un
official report says the families nf the
Moros remained in the villages nu
Mount Dajo and Hie women and
children mingled with the warriors
during the battles, so that it was im
possible to discriminate and all were
killed. Major General Wood is not
available at present to confirm this
report.
enteFtBIt
JIT 1LS0IMG
A literary entertainment will be
given in the. Wilsonburg school
house tonight nt 8:30 o'clock. A '
special ear will leave the Waldo ho
tel at 7 :">9 o'clock this evening to
convey Clarksburgprs to the eirter
t'tinmenf. Returning Fpeciil r
v.ill lie 1 ??!?! until after the perform
ance to bring the people home. A
very interesting program has been
prepared and the entertainment will
lie very pleasing.
SENTElCEOJO i
JHE CHI
(By Associated Press.)
Dayton, O., Mar. 10?William
Mammel, convicted of the murder
of Fel i po Totallano, was today
sentenced to be electrocuted June
28. Hammel cut Totallano's throat
with a razor on Christmas eve be
cause Totallano had upbraided him
for drinking.
losEiir
JT WE
Washington, Mar. 10?Secretary
Taft today made the following
statement:
"I am authorized by the President
to say he has made no decision as to
the selection of anyone to succeed
Associate Justice Brown. He has
been in consultation, with Secretary
Boot, Attorney General Moody and
myself, three lawyers of the cabinet
in the matter but no decision has
been xcached.
The West Virginia Fair Associa
tion at their first exhibition intend
to have the largest and most com
plete poultry show that lias ever
been seen in thir- State. The first
step taken to a^u re that has been
the appointing of Mr. W. H. Lewis
as tho general manager of the ex
hibit. Mr. Lewis' fAnc a* a poul
try fancier has become national, and
he will give his personal attention
to every detail of the show.
At the first exhibition of the
Clarksburg Poultry association, of
which Mr. Lewis is the secretary
and one of the chief exhibitors, there
were on view just 100 birds. At the
second show 600 fowls were exhibit
ed, and it is confidently expectcd
that at the show of the West Vir
ginia Fair association fully 1.000
birds of every breed and species will
be displayed.
It will be Mr. Lewis' duty to se
cure plans and specifications for a
modern chickcn house, with all the
latest sanitary devices and equipped
with all the latest improvements
known to poultry breeders. The?
building will be large enough to
comfortably accommodate all the
birds that will be exhibited. Mr.
Lewis will alto arrange the detr.il
of the premium list, and secure the
Silver trophies nnd ribbons that will
i be awarded to the winning fowls.
In fact, the association exprccts to
make the poultry show one of the
leading features of their exhibition,
nnd with the co-operation of Mr.
Lewis it is safe to say that their de
sires in this respect will be realizrrL
Now is the time for those who in
tend to exhibit to set their incu
bators, and to get their exhibits
ready for the biggest poultry show (
ever seen in the State.
"MYSELF AND JIT? "
I'm the best pal I over bad.
T like to bo with me;
I like to sit and tell myself
Things confidentially.
I often sit and ask me
If I shouldn't or I should.
And I find that my advice to me '
Is always pretty good.
I never got acquainted with myself
Till here of late.
And 1 find myself a bully chum,
I treat me simply great.
I talk with me and walk with me.
And show me right and wrong,
I never knew how well myself
And ine could get along.
I never try to cheat mo.
I'm as truthful as can be.
No matter what may come or go
I'm on the square with inc.
It's great to know yourself.
And have a pal that's all your own
To lie such company for yourself.
You're never left alone.
You'll try to dodge the masses.
And vou'll find a crowd's a joke.
II' you'll only treat yourself
As well as you treat other folk.
I've made a study of myself,
Compared with me the Int.
And I've finally concluded
I'm the best friend that I've got.
.fust get together with yourself and
! trust yourself with you.
And you'll be surprised how well
yourself will like you. if you do.
Hoggatt For Governor
(By Associated Press.)
Washington. Mar. 10?President
ttoosevclt announced today he had
i decided to appoint Alfred B. FI"l'
j gatc as governor of Alaska.
?
| K. ('. S. HolnilAie returned lust
night, from New Yolk, where lie with
V. L. Highland inspected bronze
and marble work of the Empire
bank fixtures. These parts of tho
building will be installed within the
next few weeks.
A. 1). Byrd, Jr., of Uniontown,
Pa., was a Waldo guest Saturday.
HUSHES
MATTERS
IN DETAIL
?T.'E. Hughes, the young man ar
rested charged with embezzlement of
the funds of the Fairmont Coal com
pany, waif released Friday evening
after complaint was withdrawn. As
there? has been considerable said pro
and con in the matter the Telegram
fill here give the higtory of the east'.
Jim Hughes, as he was commonly
called, for .several months- past was
clerk for the Fairmont Coal com
pany at their Gypsy mine, but was
recently transferred to the Montana
mine as clerk for the same company.
After leaving Gypsy it was discover
ed that there wen? irregularities in
his accounts there, an investigation
was made, going back over a few
months, and a shortage was fotnid
amounting to $114.00. The total
amount has not yet hem ascertained
but the company calculates at this
rate the shortage wonfd amount for
his whole time there to he at least
two or thre hundred d'oiTuife.
A warrant was sworn ont for
Hughes and he .was arretted in
Wheeling and brought to'the Clarks
burg jail. Before hearing- was gi ven
his father came on and marie .-ome
reimbursement of the funds.
Mr. Hughes, the elder, is a prom
inent man of Wheeling and higfify
respected by the officials of the coaf
company and their sympathy for him
kept them from prosecuting the
young man vigorously.
As it is he is dismissed from tlie
service of the company and it is
promised by the father that he will
remove his son from this section.
The eon! company while refusing'
to prosecute will do nothing further'
fro mprprenting the law from tak
ing its course, should it be found
proper by the officers to pursue the
matter fnrther.
At the offices of the Fairmont Co.il
company Friday night, an official of
the department which was respon
sible for the warrant for the arrest^
of .Tames E. Hughes said:
"The case against the young mau
was allowed to be compromised by
us, not because we could mnke no
ease against him, but on account of
the personal friendship existing be
tween several of our people and the
father of the boy, Mr. El wood
Hughes.' a prominent resident oi
Wheeling. Our experts who exam
ined' the books at Gypsy had time to.
look into the books for the thrc-e
months past. onlv. Dunne those
thre months Hughes had failed to
account for $112. As to the entire
amount I cannot spy until we finish
with the books, but we have it from
the hoy'.- father that young Klwoec!
confessed to him that the amount
would not exceed $200.
"Owing to tlii! grief caused Mr.
Hughes. Sr.. the matter was taken
up with him and it was airreed by
the coal onnplmy officials not to in
sist upon the prosecution of Htighe
provided his father would moke
good tlic losses, and ihat Mr. Tfughe
Sr.. would personally guarantee that
his spn should leave the region ar.d
not return. This the father agreed
to do. mil I a- far as we know here
the yoyng man i- free and has srone.
If for any reason Hughes fail? to
leave the region and remains in this
section, the terms of the compromise
are off and he will be arrested and
prosecuted by the company.*
Mrs. Marie Zamiha, Mrs. Marie
Hovnianek, Leo Zaruba and Clar
ence V. Rovnianek, all of l'ittsburg.
are hero visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. 7 ? rulia. or West Pike street.
Their stay will be >>f a few weeks
duration. Mi-. Marie Zaruiia is the
mother of Banker ('. 1". Zaruba.
\V. <;. Osborne has returned front
a business trip to l'arkersliurg.
W. J. S. llnrnier, who atetnded
the Good Roads convention, left Sat
urday morning for his home in
Shinnston.
C. W. Britton was here Saturday
from Wallace.
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