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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
5
A garbled report notes two drunks facing jail this morning and a cholera or cholera-like illness claiming a death in the city. It mentions the T and O line and Chamberlain's Calis Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as widely sold, with Geo. C. Stme as the seller.
Fragmented notice describes a derelict Bent The West End meat market with upstairs changes to a disreputable area and a lower floor suitable for a store. It cites Attorney F. G. Viger at 34 West Pike Street for inquiries and mentions employment ads and a piano for sale at 159 Mechanic Street.
Mrs. F T Anderson of 370 Clay Street Clarkeburg describes chronic backache and kidney discomfort improving after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Wells & Haymaker. She notes reduced pain and restored kidney function, praising the product and urging others to try it via Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as sole US agents.
Announcement offers dancing nights for private parties on Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday with electric piano music. Thompson Music Company invites calls to arrange sessions. Tuesday and Friday evenings feature beginners at 7 to 12, labeled PROF. NOTT.
A daring scheme by the Assat railroad combination to seize coal lands near Fairmont and southward faces counter moves by the Gould interests. Baltimore and Ohio officials study to expand lines while Wabash lines press ahead. Executives reveal plans to push Kanawha routes, with no halt to work and strong syndicate finances despite policy shifts and regional opposition.
Two new surgical operations were performed in the Kroher hospital afternoon. The operations were described as alert and serious, with rapid, complete cures. William, son of Mr ES William, had malarial fever in the Philippines, leading to the removal of a spleen and a necessary operation. The incision was neat, the patient recovering well. Dr. Reynolie will now be rid of a clue treble. A farmer near here sought relief from rheumatism and praised Chamberlain's Pain Balm, saying it cured him and he would buy more.
Fragmentary notes show names such as J. Carskadons J. Ray McDonnell and Ernest Ta ais, plus references to Carlisle Court in a Tenmile district. The readable text mentions lots, a teamile district, and figures like Fane Scotty and Lee Giniis, but details are obscured.
The office demands payment of all outstanding taxes for 1901 and 1902. Call and settle promptly. Contact Fleming, Sheriff, 380-4.
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