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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1914

Page

3

Five room cottage on Drummond Street near East Main

Five room cottage features back level lot with 900 price, 700 cash, buyer to arrange balance over years. Four lots remain in Parsons Addition on East Main near Lloyd Saunders home at 1350 each, inside corporate limits for a good purchase. Locust Street seven rooms bath pantry basement hot and cold water on paved street, lot 237 by 100 feet. Pricing and terms available on application.

Clay Street Preston Street Drummond Street Parson East Main Street Lloyd Sauders Lmits Price Teriny

Uched for Twenty Years Resinol Cured in Ten Days

After twenty years of itching and scratching a sufferer found relief with Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment. From the first application itching stopped and skin healed within ten days, a dramatic recovery noted by Warner, 1123 N. 8. Resinol products sold by druggists in various sizes.

Coure Develore Wiley

KEEP LOOKING YOUNG OLIVE TABLETS AD CLAIMS

An advertisement for Dr Edwards Olive Tablets promotes a “secret of keeping young” by improving liver and bowels. The copy touts a spring of vitality with a gentle laxative alternative to calomel, naming the Olive Tablets from The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus Ohio and claiming they restore buoyancy and clear complexion. The text mentions a Dr Edward, a Well known physician in Ohio, as the origin of the formula.

Edwards The Olive Tablet Company Lumbus Ohio

Adventists Growing Fast in West Virginia

Baltimore Md May 6 Pastor H Robbin president of the West Virginia Conference reports rapid growth for Seventh day Adventists in the state during the first two years of the current cycle Delegates attend the Columbia Union Adventist convention in Baltimore noting increases in membership tithe and mission offerings The last two years tithe reached 37456 96 up 1877 05 from the prior biennial period Sabbath school offerings for foreign missions totaled 1015 76 and mission funds were distributed widely The speaker said field work tight but active predicting steady expansion with a hopeful view toward West Virginia future The piece ends with continued coverage on page five

Baltimore H. Robbing West Virginia Seventh- Day Adventless Columbia Ohio Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware New Jersey Virginia District of Columbia Robbin

Disarmament Clash Shocks Trinidad Strikers

Major Holbrook and union leader William Diamond clash over disarmament amid a Trinidad strike. Diamond says miners should not vote on arms policy. Holbrook says the proclamation covers all except active U S service. Troops will disarm mine guards in two to three days, then strike leaders are urged to lay down arms.

Major Holbrook William Diamond Holbrook United States Palics Trinidad Halbrook Lockett Guarda

Robinson Murray Bercha A and Miss Lou Murray wed at quiet Adamaton church

Bercha A Robinson and Miss Lou Murray, both of near Wallace, were married at 3 pm at the United Brethren church parsonage in Adamaton by Rev. D W Cunningham. The ceremony was very quiet with few friends present. Marriage licenses were issued Wednesday to Jozef Matewick and Wolegg Burke and Direba Ribla.

Bercha A. Robinson Louis, Murray Wallace United Brethren Church Adamaton D. W. Cunningham Jozef Matewick Wolegg Burke and Direba A. Ribla Lou Murray

Magnificent circus parade promises lavish spectacle this season

GIRGUS PARROE describes the Magenbock-Walace circus lineup featuring the Six Lakes Meteors and a dozen acts, including 50 clowns, a wild animal pageant with tigers and leopards, hundreds of horses, elephants and camels. The parade starts 10 am with two performances at 2 and 8 pm. Tickets available at Wells Haymaker drug store.

Everage Magenbock-Walace Six Lakes Wells Haymaker Drug Store

Establish Rural Route No 1 Out of Murrayville

The Transportation Department notes a recommendation to establish Rural Route No 1 from Murrayville in Jackson County. A formal setup awaits compilation of preliminary regulations and final approval.

Learamy Washington Moss Teaintthce Department Murrayville Jackson County

West Virginia Counties Plan Good Roads Days

County courts across West Virginia are invited by state road engineer A D Hare to meet on May 12 to organize shnerance of the Good Roads days May 28 and 29. Governor Hatfield proclaims a patriotic movement urging citizen participation, with county officials to mobilize schools churches and local groups and to forward designated names and addresses to the State Road Bureau Morgantown for instructions.

Morgantown Bay West Virginia D. Wil Hare Hatfield State Road Bureau

General Continued Tromp Report With Cautious Notes

Admiral Badger’s report cites rumors that Villa moves toward Tampico with reinforcements for the Constitutionalist forces and plans to seize and burn the city. Admiral Mayo doubts any truce between Constitutionalist and Federal forces at Tampico and notes no recent trouble in the oil well district.

Badger Mayo Tampico Villa Constitutionalists Federaliata

Embargo Enforced Along Border With Mail Inspectors

Military officers and customs inspectors have installed mail inspectors at all crossings near here to check the flow of cartridges. Demin ing adherents of Villa and Carranza are said to have stocked enough cartridges for many bandoliers. All women crossing into Mexico are now searched carefully.

Anunociaten Paso Tex Villa Carranza Mexico

Fourth class postmasters appointed nationwide

The post office department announces numerous fourth class postmaster changes across West Virginia and neighboring counties. Appointees include Silag Gallaher at Boaz Kirk Mingo George Spaulding McCausland Howard Nease Queens Ridge Richard Davis Moore Rock Forge Wiggies Emma Brown Apple Grove Carey Braley Altonville Nancy Payne Goffs Hogsett Mt ion Hattie Riddel Nobe Albert Gainer Augmain Regina Wilson Coal Fork John Gilmore Hyer Kraft Willem Young.

Washington Boaz Wood County Silag Gallaher H. M. Backman Kirk Mingo County George W.W. Spaulding M. F. Damton McCausland Mason County Howard Nease G. D. Putney Queens Ridge Wayne County Checkers, Queen L. C. Queen Richard Monongalia Davis T. Moore C. J. Barnard Rock Forge Sarah J. Keller J. Cosgrove Wiggies Summers County Clara J. Woodrum HK. M. Wicker Wilding Jackson County Emma J. Brown B.S. Cheuvront Apple Grove Carey D. Braley Harry Prin Altonville Lincoln County Nancy Payne William H. Workman Goffs Ritchie County Herbert H. Goff Elijah C. Jof Hogcett Randall M. Hogsett Charles W. Hoguett Mt. “Ion Calhoun County Hattie M. Riddel Viola J. Amatead T Nobe

Credentials committee picks delegates for Head Camp meeting

MCCOMEN of the credentials committee was accepted and resolutions were passed delegates to the Head camp meeting at Toledo Ohio June 16 were chosen as follows Dr W A Fletcher of Clarkabore with C W Walker of Fairmont lnrnate Dr W W Stonestreet of Morgantown with W P Sample of Girafton alternate J A Hughes of Mt Nebo Charleston alternate Dr J R Momo of St Marys with FB Burke of Parkersburg alternate HH Freeland of Huntington with Harry Turner of Binefield alternate O A Hood and J R Johnson were reelected piafe consul aids secretary respectively The Sealey Wowen s Christeen Temperante Unosa willome at T 30 o clock Thursday evening in the wires church at Sttaley

Toledo W. A. Fletcher Clarkabore C. W. Walker Fairmont Lnrnate W. W. Stonestreet Morgantown W. P. Sample Girafton J. A Hughes Mt Nebo Charleston J. R. Momo

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