The daily telegram. [volume], December 30, 1902, Image 4

About The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926

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SHOES and
SUPPERS
FOR MEN
In Alienator?Walrus-Calf?Black
Tan nr Red Kid?In Romeo, Opera
or Faust style?from
$1.50 to $3.50.
FOR WOMEN
In flne Kid, Velvet or Felt?Fur
Trimmed?all colors and sizes
$1.25 to $2.00.
Misses and Children's Slippers
50c to $1.25.
FINE DRESS SHOES for Men
and Women?Patent Kid or Coll?
strictly the newest styles?Button
or lace.
$3.50 to $6.00.
SINE & CRAWFORD,
The Shoe Fitters.
128 THIRD STREET.
W. M. Freese,
R.ea.1 Estate Broker,
Offices, 2 and 3, Moore Building.
FOR KENT?One live room house
on Mulberry street with bath attach
ed. One six room house on Water
treet, and two rooms with private
;*atb attached.
Model Dairy Company
Send your"Ordersby postal
for Milk and Cream to
Room 3. Moore Building.
ALLEN CASEY
CONTRACTORS BRICK
? AND ?
Cut Stone,
Estimates Furnished. Architects and
Bonders.
Clarksburg. - - West Vft.
110X471. declfl-d3in.
Come
to Life. : : : :
We are still UDder Fiendrickson's
store but not a part of the foundation,
but Painting, Papering and Painting
Signs. With a full corp of sober men
we are prepared to do all work at
short notice and up-to-date style.
Give us a call and let us figure with
you. We will save you money.
W. T. B. CLEMM & SON,
833 Main Street. Clarksburg, W. Va..
Under llendrlckson's Store.
P. O. Box 407.
Autumn
Tonic
Try our Beef, Iron and Wine.
It's a most fortunate combina
tion. iieef nourishes; iron
makes new blood; wine Is the
stimulant. The three together
create an appetite, improve di
gestion, bring color to the
cheeks, till the arteries with in i
vigorating blood, and build up!
health in most desirable ways. !
50c per Pint Bottle.
STONE S DRUG STORE,
11C Third Street.
Open Day and Night.
$1,000 Accident Policy
FREE!
The Traders Hotel
News Stand is giving
away free an
Accident lnsnrance Policy
for $ i,ooo, good for
one year. Also a
Key King Identifica
tion Tag. Get one
before you get hurt.
January Magazines, Late
Novels, Best Cigars. Best
Stogies, .Best Tobaccos.
B. & 0. Milage Bought and Sold
Mo.il Orders Promptly
rilled.
Millinery
Every Lady
Wears a Smile
After having a Hat
Remodeled af....
MISS M. E. BLACK'S,
The Milliner.
209 - 215 Main Street.
Special attention
given to
REMODELING
Deputy Marshall Dan R. Jackson is
here from KIngwood.
County Cleric Vlrg'll L. Highland is
confined to Ills room with la grippe.
He has been quite sick.
F. Albert Lang, of Parkersburg, is
circulating among friends here.
Charles II. Turner has returned
from & rlslt to his father in Parkers
burg.
lobn M. Flanlgan, one of Salem's
leading business men, Is here today.
If you are pressed for time we can
press your suit .and you can have it on
time. Clarksburg Pressing Co. New
management. 119 N. 3rd street.
Dec 29-1 w
Joseph Rcmllnger, one of Grafton's
prominent citizens, was here over
night the guest of Frank J. Welch.
Squire Samuel W. Gordon left last
night for a visit of a few days In the
Valley of Virginia.
Ladles dress goods sponged free at
Clarksburg Pressing Co., 119 North
Tbird street. New management.
Dec 29-lw
I'OIt SALE?Fine sleigh. F. A.
Prltcliard, Clarksburg, W. Va.
"Point Comfurt." dec 29
Oak Red and Hemlock SoleLeather.
s>lde slip and sole, at E. D. Reynolds
the harness man, Main St. ?
Forminlng supplies, upper leather,
sole leather and shoe findings go to
Ed. Reynolds'.
LOST?Mexican opal stick pin be
tween Main street and B. & O. depot.
Of value only to the owner. Return
to this ofllce and receive reward.
dec 30-2 t
FOR RENT?Furnished or unfur
nished, with or without board, five or
six rooms in Wine addition, three
minutes' walk from court house.
Reasonable price. Apply to Mrs. Del
bridge or Western Union Telegraph
01,,ce- dec 30-ew
AGED WOMAN
Dies at Salem from Dropsy?Well
Known Here.
Mrs. Sallle Wilkinson, widow of
Hiram Wilkinson, who was well
Known in this county and who former
ly resided here, died at Salem Tuesday
nornlng from dropsy. She wag 81
rears of age. The deceased was the
nother of Mrs. William Meyers, of
' his city. Several other children also
?urvlve her. The funeral will occur
Wednesday and interment will be in
! he I. O. O. F. cemetery at that place.
Colored Man Dies
Nelson Turner, colored, died at his
lome on Montlcello avenre Monday
light. He was 07 years of age. His
leath had been cxpected three or four
lays. Interment will be made
Wednesday in the cemetcry at the
| Jounty Infirmary. He was In desti
tute circumstances and the county
lefrays the funeral expenses.
Infant Dies.
A three-months old child of Mike
lullnyak, a foreign miner, died at
tosomont Monday night. The re
nalns were brought hero Tuesday af
crnoon and Interred In noly Cross
cemetery. Father O'Connor officiated
MISHAP
Befalls the Stone Mason Foreman
at tbe Waldo Hotel ot Rather
Serious Nature.
Steps Into an Elevator Hole and
Falls. Dislocating His Right
Shoulder.
A serious mishap befell^ -Henry
Schwerman, foreman ot the stone mas
onry at the Waldo hotel at 10 o'clock
Monday night. As he was walking
through the building on tbe first flocr,
he stepped Into an elevator bole and
(ell to the Hour of the basement a dis
tance ot ten feet or more. Tbe fall was
very heavy and he recehed severe In
Jury. Bis right shoulder was dislo
cated and he was badly bruised. Dr.
W. P. GofI attended him. The injury
is ot such a serious nature that be will
not be able to work for several days,
lie was taken to his boarding house in
Olen Elk.
DRUNKARDS
Break Into and Take Possession ot
School House.
Good nope, Dec. 30.?We have heard
of Childrens' Homes and Humes (or
the Incurables, but when it comes to1
a school house being converted Into a
home for drunkards to sober up In, as
was the case at the Post school house
from 12 m. to 0 a. in., Christmas mora
log, goes rather beyond our depth.
The door being locked, an entrance
was forced (we supjose) by battering
on the door with some heavy body, or
substance, prubably a rail or rock.
The catch was broken off and the
lower panel bu rated otit, (there being
but one panel in the door at the lower
end). They made the stove so hot
that the bowl is cracked almost all the
way arounri, and the floor literally
strewn with coal, tobacco quids and
spittle. Nu further damage was dis
cernible and proof is wanting in the
punlshmmLof the offenders, notwith.
standing a clue. This school house
has been the nightly quarters at inter
vals for tramps and card players for
the last several years, to say nothing
of two or three dozen window glass
which were shot out with revolvers
and target rifles. Since the late
drunken carousal, tile" trustees and
patrons seem to think they have just
cause for righteous Indignation.
A Citizen.
Moving Rubbish.
A force of bands began this morn
ing to clear away the rubbish on the
Irwin property on the corner of West
Pike and South Third streets, prepara
tory to the construction of the hand
some three story business block which
will be creoted there. Work on t he
new building will begin early In
January.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses were issued at the
county clerk's office today as follows:
Schuyler G. Hughes and Henrietta
Nutter.
Isham C. Cabell and Fannie Mae
Bowyer.
George W. Ashcraft and Alwldda A.
Orr.
No matter how dirty your garments
ire go to Clarksburg Pressing Co. and
they will clean them like new. All
work guaranteed. 119 N. Third
ntreet. Dec ?9-lw
Spots don't return when taken out
by Clarksburg .Pressing Co., 119 N.
Third street. Dcc 29 lw
Fine Statlonem and Engraving
The Telegram Is pleased to announce
hat It has made arrangements with
me of the largest engraving establish
nents In the United States who make
i specialty of engraved cards, an
louncement cards, wedding -invlta
.ions and monogram stationery and is
iow prepared to furnish this class of
vorlt at the lowest prices. Anyone
>eslrlng fine stationery can save money
ly sending their order to the Tele
gram office. tf
M. G. Cunningham mode a business
trip to Grafton today.
In Clarksburg,
Every Claim b Hacketl by Local
Testimony.
If the reader wants stronger proof
than tbe followlo^ statement and ex
perience of a residence of Clarksburg,
what can It be ?
Mis. A. S. Uracey, of 409 Water St.,
says: "Ills Impossible to describe
what I suffered during four years when
attacks of backache existed. Tbe palo
was often unbearable and 1 really
think eacb succeeding attack was pro
longed and more pronounced than Its
predecessors In tbe spring of 1H01
the trouble became much more serious,
swelling of the llmUi and trouble with
the kidney secretions and other signs
of acute kidney "complaint existing
which prevented trie from even lying
down long In one position and compell
ed me to siL up most of time, made me
anxious about my condition and kept
me constantly on tbe outlook for some
thing to check the trouble. I doctor
ed, tried medicines and even went to
New York City and was treated for
3 months by a specialist who did not
benefit me In the least. Wben Doan's
Kidney Pills were recommended tome
I must confess I had very little faith
in their treatment butlike a drowning
person clinging to a straw and willing
to try anything a box was procured for
me at Wells & Haymaker's drugstore.
L'aklog It strictly according to direc
tions I first noticed.* d I (Terence In the
color of the secretions from the kid
neys and that tbe pain in my back was
gradually being allayed. As I continu
ed the great efficacy of Doan's Kidney
Pills was proved aud I can sum up my
opinion of the preparation by terseley.
statelug that I wish I had known
about the remedy long ago for X would
have been saved a great deal of suffer
ing aud a considerable financial out
lay."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50c.
Foster-Mllburn Co, Buffalo, H. Y.t
sole agents fur the United States.
Remember the name?Doan's?and
take no other. - SOdeod-wOt.
I- :
FINE TIME
Had the People In the Country
Christmas.
Goj3 Hope. W. Va., December 20.?
_The citizens of this neighborhood
wave the public quite a treat In the
way of an Xmas Arch on Christinas
eve, the Arch and House were mag
niflcently decorated, the presents and
lights being tastely arranged; which
along with a program of choice decla
mations, eloquent speeches and essays,
interspersed with appropriate and
well rendered music by the choir,
made it a most highly enjoyable occa
sion. Good order prevailed notwith
standing the presence of a few who
had embibed a little too freely, all
s.-emed to go home with a smiling
face and perfectly satisfied.
There was also a Christmas tree at
the Twoll^k school house the same
evening. We are informed that it was
also a glowing success, notwlthstadd
ing the close proximity to the Arch
here.
ProfessoisWade Pust and Ray Smith
who ate attending the Buckhannon
Seminary came homo to spend the
hoi I (J ays bereabou ts.
A little more snow and the sleighing
will be tine.
A protractcd meeting conducted by
Rev. G. U. Marple has been In pro
gress for the past two weeks at Tlch
nel Chapel. Five seekers and the
church somewhat revived is the result.
It broke up last Sunday.
Prof. Wade Burnside who Is taking
the Sciences at the State University
at Morgantown came home to spend
the holidays.
The venerable E. M. Yerkey the
famous Bfcr is on the sick list.
Prof. A. Lrje Post who is a student
in the John ITopklns Hospital at
Baltimore Is at home for the holiday
vacation.
Homer Dawson smiles quite blandly
?It Is son JTo. five.
Wesley Law, of Cumlngs, Gilmer
county, is visiting among friends in
this locality.
Announcement
Having purchased the business of
the Clarksburg Pressing Company, we
are now prepared to dye, scour, press,
clean and repair ladles' and gent's
garments. Nothing but first class
work. Every garment guaranteed.
We employ only sober and experienced
fork men, and therefore can turn out
work that the people of Clarksburg
can appreciate. A trial garment- will
convince the most skeptical. Prices
reasonable. Prompt attention. Work
called for and delivered. ^
CLAIIKSIIIUIO Pbkssino.Co.,
Mitchell, Mgr.,
Home 'phone, 400 110 N. 3d St.
Dec 29, lw
Traders Grand Opera House.'
R-- A. Farland. Ma.na.ger.
Just One Night
T uesday Dec. 30
"A
Return of the big
Scenic Production
Romance of
Hollow."
Goon
Unique Klectrlcal Effects.
A carload of SpeclafeScenery.
A Laree. Select Company.
SEE
rile Thrilling Burglary?The Great
Steamboat Race?The Torpedo Sen
sation?The Famous Carolina
Quartette?The Cotton Press
Tragedy. f
SAME PRODUCTION AND CAST
Jost closed successful engagement
Metropolis Theatre, New York.
Prices, 25. 35, 50, 75c.
January 1.
The Greatest Domestic Com
edy of the age
THE MISSOURI GIRL
Presented by the Inimitable
Mr, Fred Raymond.
and a selected company of artists, in
cluding
Sadie Raymond
NE
Re-written, up-to-date
Songs, Dances.
Specialties ^
AU new special scenery. A gorgeous
Scenic Comedy production.
PRICES:
Matinee. 15 and 25 certla.
Night. 25, 35. 50 and 75 cents.
Seats on sale December 31.
FLETCHER.
Great Cut now in Prices
__ ON
Ladies* Coats
0Lnd Capes..,.
They Mvist Go. So Come Quick for
Bargains. Wont carry oyea any,
so don't deleay.
Fletcher's Bee-Hive.
Fletcher Pays No R.ent and Saves you Money _
WHY PAY RENT?
When you can, by a little saving own a
home of your own. The amount you pay
in monthly rents would soon secure you a
home of your own. There Ss a combina
tion of economy, comfort and pride in be
ing your o.wn landlords
We have property offering splendid ad
vantages for this purpose, which will never
be cheaper than right NOW. See
COTTRELL & HOPKINS,
R.C&I Estate and
Insurance 5 ?
214 COURT STREET. CLARKSBURG. W. VA.
T. J. Lynch & Co.,
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS.
Carpets.
Ma.ttirvgs.
Linoleums.
Oil ClotHs.
Wall Papers.
Wirvdow Shades,
Lace Curtains.
Dress Goods.
Hosiery.
U nderwear.
Umbrellas.
Blankets.
La Suits.
Monte Carlo Coats.
Specials
On Laddies Coats
Fvirs. ^ ^
T. J. LYNCH & CO,
BUILDING. Dry 6oods Store. Main Street.
330
Holmboe Lafferty,
. V Architects V
Fordyce Bviilding.
Clarksburg, W Va
Sole agent* for Lyon'n Celebrated
Candies. Sold at popular price* at c.
I>. Sturm & Co., druggists. dec 6- t
3 Baltimore
RAILROAD.
SCHEPULEfOF TRAINS.
B.&O. NaJn Line Clnrkaburg Station
II No. TOT BOI N .
1. "Express due at Clarksburg- is-m a tn
? <1. Local " " ,
3. Exprrn ;; "
*7. Local " **
55. Express "
?;?SS i
SAST BOCMD.
!::SSS
Express " u.7i r*
M. R. <& W. VA. ? P DIVISION.
| ?. Atrin. ?:l6"m.,0?"? " ? ? p. m
J* >, 0:50 a.m. Leaves I ? JOa.m
L5* " J:o5 p. m
m
I ? A I . . WEST
| Arrives B:5U*. m. Leave* 10:35 a. m.
?* ?, P- m. 4 JO p. m.
.s!: - ";2S:S; .,:45a.m
,0' Fairmont11111411 ?U,r 9:00 ** fr0la
I ?* ^onnd?r ?nly- Leaves 7:30 p. tn. for Fair
1 and 6 are dally trains.
8.8.2 and 4 dally except Sunday
W. Va. Short Line R.. R..
HORTB BOUND.
Leaves. ?:S0 a. m
I Leaves. 2:30 p. m.
SODTB SOCIO).
Arrive*. ll.no tn.
ArrlTM, 8,07 B. m.
New York
Dentists.
Full set of Teeth $5.00 up.
11 3tt)Wh and Bridge Work repjacinglost
Ueeth without wearing a plate our
I specialties Made with or without
J gold showing.
Gold CapXrown or Bridge- ) $C
{Tooth [wu
Fine Gold Fillings $1.00 vx*?.
Amalgams Fillings 50c up.
PAINLESS
| EXTRACTION
by Air, Gas orobtundo.
| WE GUARANTEE OUR WORK.
DR., HILL. Manager.
Lady Attendant.
| Home Phone. Clarksburg.
(At
iLaLst.
BLACK
CAT
MANTLES
IWitK
Double
| Wire Supports.
No Advance
in Price.
115 Cents Each.
.West Virginia.
| RUTINS & PLUMBING CO.
Moore Building. Fourth St
I Both Phones.
[CLARKSBURG WINE MID
LIQUOR COMPANY.
Wholest Is tvnd Reta.il Wine*
and Liquors.
| Traders Building. Third Street.
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C. S. RITTENHOUSE.
| PAINTER ANU PAPER RINSES
AU Work Done Satisfactorily
and Guaranteed
I No. 207 Main St.. Clarksburg W, Va.
CHARLES B. WILSON.
LSOK^
Jm
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Tin and Slat
ROOFING
Guttering, Spouting.
<&. general repair work.
Call or drop card?
125 Steady St.