The daily telegram. [volume], March 11, 1915, Page PAGE ELEVEN, Image 11

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I MOUNTAIN V
ANNOUNi
The milk from our da
from all other dairies sers
tested and analyzed bv th
Our milk scored the highes
and the smallest, percentaj
sold in Clarksburg. .
We solicit the patroiia
the quality of our pr<
for inspection by the publi
^ HERE'S WHAT CLAR]
W OFFICER SAYS AB
Mr. P. K. Stout,
Mountain View Dairj
Clarksburg, W. V
A visit to your dair
you have one of the most
dairies 1 have seen in hit
of your method of keepir
been turned into the dai
on your cleanliness in ke
I have not thorough 1
ter it has reached the cxt
son to believe that it vri
lion.
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MOUNTAIN 1
P. IC STOU1
Home Phone. Call B
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Democrats C
Ticket it
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Former County Clerk Chosen
for Mayor and Sappington
* for Police Chief.
Well, talk about, your tame and
lifeless convenions! First, second
and consolation prizes, together with
the visitor's souvenir, go without
question to that, one held Wednesday
night, in the court liousr by the Democrats,
who made the mistake of their
lives by nominating W. f?uy Tetrick
for mayor.
After It was" all over, due account
of the proceedings was rendered over
telephone to headquarters at Fairmont
and a brief telegram was sent.
to a certain personage at Baltimore
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and truly, it was a most
epiritleas affair and the few times the,
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IEW DAIRY
OEHBKT
fry together fwitli milk
~ing Clarksburg has been
e State Board of Health,
it percentage of butter fat
;c of bacteria of any milk
ge <>f the people and guardducts.
Our dairy is opeii
c at any and all times.
KLSBUKG-'S SANITARY
OUT OUR PLANT:
March 10, 191o.
y has shown to me that
sanitary and up to date;
- inspections. I approve
lg your milk after it has
iry, and I also comment
eping the herd,
ty examined the milk af;v.
but I have everv rea- B
11 pass a perfect inspec>urs
very truly,
DtIRS, Sanitary Officer. I
VIEW DAIRY I
r, Proprietor I
ridgeport Centra]. H
ompfete
i Convention
small crowd in attendance applauded
it was forced after painful hesitation
and consisted of sporadic hand-clapping
of the daintiest kind imaginable.
Simple and Short. It
was a very simple and short proceeding.
A delegate in tho First ward
would get up as each nomination was
called and yield to the ward in which
the ring candidate resided, some one
would make a brief nominating
speech, the rest of t.hc wards would
second the nomination and then somebody,
generally the same fellow,
would get. up and move to make it by
acclamation. That was all there was
to It. Oh. see, it was rotten!
. The ticket? Oh, yes. Kenneth
Sappington was named for jpolice
chief, W- K. Johnson for city clerk
R, P, Ttady for treasurer, M. iM. 'Bradford
for street commissioner, "Glen F
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How to Destroy CAtarrh
Germs audi nd Catarrh
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A Specialist's Advice.
Catarrh is a germ disease and the
: cnly way to cure it so it will stay
: cured and never come back is to kill
and drive out of your system the cajtarrhal
germs which have found lodg
ment there- When- the germs go
the catarrh will eton. Thn tmiihl
iwitb moat treatments, like 3prays,
| salves, creams, greasy balms, lotions,
'etc., la tbat they give only temporary
i relief by opening up Tor a while the
j clogged head, throat and nostrils. In
!a little time the Catarrh cornea bath
|a3 bad as ever..
People who sucer continually from
'catarrh should drop such temporary
makeshifts and get something that
i really gets at the root of the disease
jaiid stamps it out. There is nothing
better for such cases than breathing
into your nose and lungs the pleasant, I
soothing, healing, germ destroying
air of Hyomei (pronounced High-ome)
made from purest oil of Eucalyp-.
tus and combined with other powerful,
healing, antiseptic and germ destroying
ingredients. Hyomei penetrates
an dheals the inflamed, swollen
membranes of your nose and throat,
stops discharges, clears the passages
and completely overcomes the disease
ty destroying its cause. For catarrh
germs cannot live in your body after
Hyomei reaches them. Wells-Haymaker
Co., an dniany otller good druggists
in Clarksburg and vicinity have long
! sold Hyomei on a positive guarantee
of successful results or money back
| and find this generous policy pays.
I Most druggists are novr giving a pocket
inhaler made from hard rubber
with every complete treatment sold.
This makes a very simple, easy and
convenient as well as r. thoroughly reliable
means of treating by the best
known method this dangerous and
often disgusting disease. Advertisement.
I "Williams for assessor Isaac J. Coston
for the water board and George
W. Bland for school commissioner.
Would Not Hare It.
lir. Rndy declined his nomination.
With mysterious hints of several rea'
sons not for tho ears of a public
, meeting he said he did not see that
he was under any obligations to the
job. iHe would not have it that was
all, and -preferred to withdraw in favor
of Roscoe Brown. At- this point, the
silence was so painful that a falling
pin would have made a noise like a
riveting machine, and one of the,
bosses began stamping his feet in|
order to get the crowd out of its predicament.
Somebody then, got up and
moved that Rady be named and that
.other nominations be taken up.
With Apologies.
Mike Bradford bad to .be nominated
with profuse apologies and excuses.
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Not a Dull MomentTit Big Stage
Production of "Miss Dolly
Dimples."
When speaking of a musical comedy
the theatergoer generally calls' to
mind the vision ofprett^ girls and
well dressed young men< executing
tango steps, singing, certain steps,
singing certain musical rhythms and
an orchestra .playing gayly on to the
merrLMpnT. of all wrpjtrtnt While t.hts
of course, does make up a considerable
.part of the average musical comedy,
there are other necessary requirements*"
Such as the principals
including enough good comedians to
give the production the fire and ginger
which seem to hypnotize the
minds of every one. rather than having
to listen to some long drawn-out
tiresome dialogue.
To Stand on Xerl**
In a local talent play a majority
is usually (willing and ready to nanu
the 'Opiums" around to alL the players
and to he satisfied with everything.
But this is not going to "be necessary
in the production of "Dolly Dimples."'
.to bo staged -March. IS and 1-6 at the
I Robinson Grand ifor the benefit of the
! Associated Charities. The members
of the company are not looking for
charity, they have the confidence as
I well as the ability, they have made
good and this will be . a time when
[the lanrels will ibe given not through
formality but because of high merit.
There are many catchy features in
the play, and at no time is there a
dull moment. The rapid crossfire ot
jokes 'between "Wild Bill Williams and
the Wizard of Oz are bound to make.
These consisted of the admission that'?
he bad not cleaned up the streets very j"
much because there was little money t
on hand but that he . had made a few 1
; cents go a long way. The subject of, t
street cleaning was then dropped like
a hot potato. :
iPerry Williams, chairman of the t
city executive committee, called the i
convention to order, Edgar .Hood, sec- i
retary of the committee read the s
official, call and the former called 1
Harry W. Sheets to the rostrum as s
temporary chairman and James G. c
Shaw as temporary secretary. These s
selections were made permanent by i
the convention. s
Painful Silence. t
Mr.v Sheets made a neat" little s
speech on , assuming the chair, the I
most notable feature of which, was the 1
painful silence that greeted his men- s
tion of President Wilson and" his ad- <
ministration in connection with international
affairs.
The biggest joke of the-evening was cracked
by Guy Tfrtrick when he got
! up and thanked the convention for
his nomination, and ""innocently" in- g
formed the crowd that the honor had f
come to him unasked and unsolicited C
! That was aibout all. On, yes. Carl t
Neff got up and had a resolution n
passed empowering the 'executive com- c
. mittee to till vacancies. The commit- f
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ii.ee nau- iuai power anyway,.put otr.lt
?vefE doubtless thought it would havejv
to Tie employed and wanted to makejii
sure of it. I e
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.he fat mail shake and the long foce -1
>reak forth in smiles and short i
ihulfafby expressions.
A. Hard Worker. f>
Miss tMoorehead is hot limited in,*
alent to the staging of great comedy ,
days. She -was reared on a, farm, ;
worked and. made her way through ]
ichonl (hv writine. can bake and brew
laving taken a number of* prizes in
itate fairs in this line. She is one
>f ithe greatest "workers, has the most 1
fet-U'p-andrgo, the strongest determi- 1
lations, more vim and real executive
ibility than any one that Has '/coma i
o town lately." Sd if you do mot find
iome of the best entertainment at -the I
Robinson Oram! next Monday and
[Tuesday nights it will be because of l
:ome unforseen and uneontrolablc
:ircumstances on her part.
To Award Prizes.
Those who have taken tickets tor
Tho Court of 3>ast Resort.
Around the stove of the cross roads '
rrocery is the real court of last resort,
or it finally over-rules all others.
Jhamberlaln's Cough Remedy has
>een brought before this court in aLaost
every cross roads grocery in this
ountry, and has always received a
avorable verdict. It is in the county
where man expects.to receive full
alue for his money that this remedy
s most appreciated. Obtainable
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their parents and friends will- fee responsible
for the price of all these
whether sold or lost?no complimentary
tickets will fee. given to the par-j
ents of the performers?and prizes
will (be given to the ones selling the
most tickets. The prizes are as folLcrws:
The largest number?A gold watch
Second largest number?A lavalier
Third largest numlber?Three spring
bonnets which any girl will fee proud
to possess.
Fourth largest number?A signet
ring.
Firth largest number?Five pound
bor of candy.
Sixth largest number?Three pound,
box of candy.
A set of gold cuff links for the boyselling
the greatest number.
TTOTICB 07 JT7DXCIAX. SAX.E.
Pursuant to a. decree of the Circuit
3ourt c*f Harrison County, West Virginia,
rnado and entered on the 13th day
jf January, 1915, in the chancery cause
-herein pending- of Homer P. Squires,
ind others, against Matilda. ?1 Queen,
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SATURDAY, TXB 10TH. DAY OP
APBUi, 1915,
at. the hour of 1:30 o'clock P. M. at the
front door of the Court .House, of Harris
son County, West Virginia, otter for
sale to the highest and. heat bidder
therefor, the .following described real
sstato: All that certain, tract or parcel
of land, with the appurtenances thereto.
belonging, lying In the County of Harrison.
State of West Virginia, on N?t-j
tor's. Hun, a tributary of Elk. Creek, and
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befnsr a part1 of what Is Icnown. as th?i
Skaelton JTunter land.;. besJnniiia; la tha /I
road that. lead? trp said N'octec^ . Run. |
and. om a lino- of land, of GxanvlXte J5e?*-' "$?
tar and. s& tire cocnar of a lot of. XancE
now'owned lay Amoa Kester and running:
WJIMA. uuui wuc V*. i U.T5 S?wu
ter S. 54 E. 63 3-10 poles to C. O. pointem.
S 36 W la pales to. * stone snApodmt- ; . .; T'tsB
era; thence N. 54 W. 70 3-10 polea to- ,1
eadd rood;, thenco with, the rams aixS by '
land , of the ssUcl Amos Kester, 2C 71. E; I
12. 3-5 poiles to the beginning, ooniaintng , ?' -tlil
four CiJ aores. and twenty-eight C28>i .
poles; being tbe same land which whs
conveyed by Homer P. Squires, -sndt ....
Ohloe Squires to Matlldb E, QuasnS-'.
deed dated March 30. 1?3i& uaA-xtocrt^'y! V&WKi
in Deed Book No. 305. pen 278 records* I'.-,
of Harrison. Coiustyt West Vlrglnls. This r sMSS!
land la well located, well watered.
within cme-half mile of- street
at Nerw Fair Grounds Addition..'- Has.
very good bouse upon It. . awl- a1 ieftpr
orchard. c&riSalBM
TERMS. OF SALrE: One-thfrvt'of th<? V '^c^l
purchase price cash in hand cm day: of 1
sale. or as much more thereof as the',,
purchaser may elect to pay," and the. I
residue upon a credit of six and twelve,
months, for- which, the; purchaser wtl.1.
be required to execute to the oomthls- .
sloner his two promissory notes dated "on
the day of sale; with approved per- ^ -' 'y < &?
sonstl security, bearing Internet from -'/-'ilil
date thereof, which shall be furtherse-^ ?
cured by the "retention of a venodr*s '.<'\?$3gB
lien. In the deed conveying said real
F. O. SUTTON,
Special Commissioner- 8
I. I. Wade Ooffman. Clerk of the
cult Court of Harrison County, West. ^
Virginia, hereby certify that bond with. I
security approved -by me as sufficient
and In tbe penalty provided by sald decree,
has been .given by said special
commissioner. --fl
1. WADE COFFMAN. Clerk.
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