The daily telegram. [volume], June 12, 1912, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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Is an infectious blood taint which may be command
y cated from one person to another. Its virus is of a most insidia
|p nature, multiplying from an insignificant germ in the blood until'
becomes a thorough systemic poison. So powerful and dangerous
Uj:. this terrible blood plague that no time should he Inst in trvina ? rtr.v
II? it From the system. It should not be temporized with, butshould 1
killed as one would a deadly serpent on the pathway. The first mar
festation of Contagious Blood Poison is usually a tiny sore or pimpl
but it rapidly spreads, and in a short time the entire body-shows i
presence in the blood. The mouth and throat ulcerate, glands in tl
groih swell, the hair begins to come out, copper-colored spots appear <
the body, and frequently running sores and ulcers break out on the fles
A condition of such serious nature requires proper treatmer
Not only must the disease be driven out, but the system which ;h
re beep weakened by the powerful poison must-be built up, before heali
can be restored.. The queston of most importance therefore is?wh
medicine has proven by actual results its superiority as a blood purine:
Wei claim this distinction for S. S. S. because of its successful recoi
| jk for more than forty years.
p '{ S. S. S. cures Contagious BlOod Poison by purifying theblooi
It goes into the circulation and removes.,the last trace of the infectioi
v' virus, acts with fine tonic efFect on the stomach, bowels, kidneys, an
other portions of the system, and thus makes a perfect as well as
permanent cure. S. S. S. is made entirely of roots, herbs and bark:
each of which has a specific action on the system. Not a particle <
tv mineral or other harmful substance enters into its composition. S S.5
y is perfectly safe for any one, and instead of upswing thqstomach, ,!
^maies 3ige^ibn^S'y. Thousand^ have cured themselves of Conts
?! gious Blood Poison by the use of S. S. S., and if you will write an
|v S<" - request it we will send you, without charge, our Home Treatmer
HBoOk which will give yoii all necessary information for crushing 01
fc* the fife of this serpent-like poison and curing yourself at home. W
will also give you free any medical advice you may wish. S. S. S. i
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?1 Ply, the Bell Telephone brings shops, and tradesmen.
H and friends. ;
^ In work-time, play-time, or trouble-time, a few
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^ does for millions of others.
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| "IS YOUR BABY RESTLESS?"
See the anxious mother bending over the sleepless babel What tendet
. SBpWKri solicitude! Her heart aches for him. Wise mothers use
?l&?|jfe Dr. FAHRNEY'S TEETHING SYRUP
"m Which babies like because it cures them. Prevents Cholera Infantum,
ffbrF cures Colic in ten minutes. Keep a bottle at hand, 35 cents at drug*
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* * Made only by DRS. D. FAHRNEY k SON. Hagostoww, Ma
' NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. a .
Sealed-"bids will be received until
noon Friday, June 21. 1912, by the .T T 7Tvno Aim OTTX"
City of Clartt^burg for the relloorlng nJjlj ATI11 OIZlEi
K'ijS; g of Glen Elk Bridge, with 3-lnch white Ht
or rock oak flooring. Bids to be nt WS \MF if
so much per thousand feet board M Ug OCT
B S2J . measure to refloor said bridge, Includ- *?* w V V"*
?| ing all necessary labor to remove old DEALER H
floot>and r?place with new floor, nec- Hay, Grain, Feed, Lhn<
* ?=? ? . ci?cierk Plasterand.Oemsiifej,,
.W. H. Cole, City Clerk. Glen ^ No. a Bot? Vbok
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r In West; Virginia As Sho\
.by Report Issued by
e Darst.
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n . .CHAJiJUEiaitON. June II.?A i
liminary report of the Insurance
'S "pertinent, under the supervision
>3 the state auditor, has just been
jj sued. The report covers the y
lfllL. flhavltLe th? nuiMhAr of tifn t
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1* teriial and other Insurance cairtpai
)1 d' In* business in the state. It i
shoiws Che amount of capital, amo
at Insurance written by each cc
pony, the number of policies last
the amount paid, etc. The data t
~ applies to foreign Insurance comp
les.
The report shows that the
amount of risks -written by tire
surance companies Of the IJhl
States fn the state of West Vlrgl
during mi was W-2.9M.3dd;
premiums paid, W, 88.6,677.39;
losses pair, 11,146,-902.06; net loj
Incurredr 61.030J289.80.
The figures as to fire lnsura
'companies of other countries we
Net risks Written 837,820.603.29;
premiums received, 3610,100.03:
losses paid, 33118,600.23; net los
incurred, 3313:1,377.13.
Another table shows the name
the various life Insurance compan
the .number and amount of pollc
I issued, amount ceased; in force at
I end of the year, premiums recel'
r , and losses Incurred. This shciws
largest number of policies was lssi
US during the year by the Prudent
>' the Metropolitan being second t
IS the Equitable of Washington third.
ye I the amount written' the p.,.,'."
be al*o leads; with the MetropoH
lj. second and the Equitable Ll-fe
surance Society of New York thl
jjg In the amount In force at the end
jg the year, the Metropolitan was fi;
jn tihe Equitable LJfe Assurance Socl
. of Netw York second, and the Met
" polltan third.
Among the fraternal beneficiary
IcletieSith.e greatest numiber was w;
fen during the year by the Mod
8t Woodmen of America, the Mod
.Brotherhood of America being sect
"d and the American Workman,
Washington, D. C.?t .third. In _
j. amount written by all fraternals, jl
IS 350^715,3il. the Modern Woodman
J America has $4,13 Oil ,000. Of the $1
a 1418,833 In force in a)l fraternals
g the end of the year, 121,680,'500 i
'r In the Modern Woodman of Amer;
the next being the Ancient Or
5" United American Workman of Wh<
** .. the Woodn
of the World third, and the Knlg
1" of the Maccabees of the World foul
d The mutqsl co-operative fire Ins
It ance -ompanles authorized to trans
It business In West Virginia, added !
e *416,1519 in risks during 1911, and 1
is In force at the end of the year $:
5*81,690, and ,pald In losses during
year, $20,0120.50.
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'ljocal Elks Win.
| The Clarksburg Elks duck
team -went to 'Fairmont Tuesc
night and played the-Fairmont El
team on the Temple alleys, defe
lng it in one of the fastest gat
ever played between the two tear
The Fairmont boys started
like , winners getting a lead of flf
two pins in the first game. The
cals got back twenty-nine pins
the second game, leaving It twen
"three pins to the bad to start 1
last game, in this game IDresbi
of the locals saved his team
marking in the last box and finl
ing the game with a score of 1<
giving the locals a total of 520
the Falrmonters 49<6, beating th
one pin in the contest:
The trip, which was much '
joyed by all, was made in (Lee Jol
son's Kissel touring car.
Scores:
Clarksburg Elks. "
Wilson 75 '93 '1 OSJohnson
?6 1123 OT?
(Morris 103 1100 llOil?
Dresbach 116 il'2-0 13'1?1
Cay wood 83 '8? 126?1
Total J71 WO Id
Pa mi out Elks.
Harden 113 9i8" 1116?
'Wise '8 a 117 1100?i
1 Hyer 10? 92 ?4? :
Henderson .... 115 99 100?i
Stanley 118 >88 96?i
Total 2?5 494.496 1<
MEMORIAL SERVICES.
. 'Adelphi Lodge, No. 8, I. O.
F., will observe memorial eervi
3 Sunday afternoon. The memb
: will meet at the I. -O. O. F. hall
it 2 o'clock and march to the ce
etery m a body. The members es
cially are requested to turn out s
J all transient and visiting Odd T
lows are invtted to take part.
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Mil'* efty Visitor.
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* Yesterday's Results.
,ra_ Boston 2, St. (Louis 1.
lies Philadelphia 5, Cincinnati (3.
ilso New York 8, Chicago (2.
unt Pittsburg 16, (Brooklyn 4.
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' Today's Games.
Llso Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
an" Chicago at New York.
net Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
In. St. Louis at Boston.
ted .
nla Standing of the Clubs,
net W. L.
net New York 35 8
aes Chicago 27 121
Pittsburg 2'4 1'9
noe Cincinnati 2<6 22
,rej St. 'Louis ?2 28
Philadelphia ...- 18 23
(Brooklyn 14 ?8
Boston ' 15 i3'2
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Yesterday's Results.
led Boston 4, St. Louis 0.
la.]> Philadelphia 8, Cleveland 7.
ind Washington 3, Detroit '2.
In New York C, Chicago* 3.
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New York at Chicago.
roj Boston at St. Louis.
rg( Washington at Detroit.
ety Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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Standing of the Clubs,
so- W. L.
rlt- Boston 311 .18
ern Chlcagp 3120 .
Washington :I29 21
)noj Philadelphia V . 2* 20 .
^Cleveland '24 '28
10,1 Dfetrolt 25 .26
of New York ^6 29 .
>3,- St. Louis 13 35
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ur- Causes in the Circuit
Court Here.
md
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the been overruled. In the cause
Frank Duffy iagainst JameB A.
nlt? nr. J .tit Jc>. nn<1
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to answer.1 s
Partition and dower assigni
k werd SdlBlrined in the cause of
\ ferson ID. Bassel, adminlstr:
' against Cree ill. Bartlett et al.
? An order filing Inventory of
receivers' accounts was made In
' cause of the Greensburg Fin
. Company against the Clarksi
J* n Brewing Company.
, Sale was confirmed in the cas
ks
the Parkersbnrg Banking and 1
a " Company, guardian, against Frt
nes A. Pritchard, Jr.
as" Fiahl decree was entered m
0 cause of the Union Land Com]
ty" against David .K. Reed.
Leave was given the plalntil
the cause of Lennder B. Johi
'y" against Harriet A. Johnson to
depositions,
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helps .to build up a reserve fund, a bank account is
advisable for everyone. Start an accou,nt today with
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FOURTH STS., CLARKSBURG, W. jj
Surplus and Profits $145,000
Just Received
FASHION'S f|pj
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CREATION 11 A
White Nubuck 1
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Don't let your feet look shabby, as the most costly
gown will lose it's charm if the feet are poorly clad.
A woman thinks of her appearance before everything
else. She wouldn't be a woman if she did othcif-jg
wise. She must obey the dictates of fashion, and fashion,
by the way, is just as imperative in the matter of
footwear as in the other requirements of feminine
wardrobe.
NEW TAN AND GUN
METAL BOOTS
Only when you have seen the new summer models
can you fully appreciate the beautiful proportion secured
bv a combination of the Frenchv short vamps
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HJJVI uic araouu o giituei.uiij' xuuucieu uppers. ,
Price $3.50, $4.00
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