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White Goods

I2I ct. Lace Lawns and Main sock, 70 cts. a yd.
 Io ct. Lace Pique Madras, Dimity Canvas and Lawns I5 cts. a yard.
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Jewellery Big Purchase of Brooches at less than Half Price
 Of Lippman, Spier & Hahn, makers ofgood jewelry (Prov- idence and New York;. Their entire sample line of Brooches consisting of over 700 pieces tho two alike) in the newest designs of roman, plain and rose gold, beautiful enamel and stone effects, Brooches regularly retailed at soc each and some higher.
 We offer your choice of the entire assortment regardless oftheir value, while they last
 At i4cts each Sale on our Front Jewellery Counter.
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sna seventually the Iimb wIr be Der

and eventually the limb will be per-
fectlya natural.
when a canarys leg is broken be-
tween the Joints il can sometimes be
set continued Miss Pope. "by apply
ing, arnarrow strip of court plaster To
hold the part together, Prepare a soft
linen bandage, using good salve to
start 1t with. Then bandage until
you have used sufficient to fill a small
quill toothpick, which has been cut
the proper length, and split UP on one
side Open this and slip it over the
bandage."
Miss Pope has many patients suffer
ing from fits and commissions. h She
says Fits are frequently caused by
indiscreet eating. correct diet win
often. remedy the trouble, If eonstl-
patton is the cause, give the bird lax
alive foods, such as a piece of fig
or apple.
THE birds diet is most important,
and 1t is surprising how many people
there are who love canaries and yet
are ignorant as, TO their care.
e !" Cafiaries require a special mixed
seed. y Be, careful never to give cana
rtes fbempseed 1t will make them fat,
spoil their song and cause them 10
she'd theirsfeathers out or season.
-, In preparing theirEdiet avoid sugar
~ fttshSr n piece Oh apple occasionally
IS good for them, and the yolk of a
hard boiled egg. With little dash OF
cayenne pepper Lettuce, watercress
and dandelion are excellent to vary
the birds menu.4- ..s.s.s
Il mo ensure good digestion gravel In
the cage As absolutely necessary. Clean
gravel should be put in the cage, sill
aveF or red gravel, NOT less than three
times "a, week. The red gravel is good
for the bird on account Of the iron II
contains fs4s Is M
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CURES
BLOOD
NH Hmn
POISON
= ...~- 80. .ffaia
Cancers, PimpleS,. Ulcers,
Eating Sores, Bone
Pains, Etc.
The RemedyIS Sent Absolutely
Free to Every Man or
Woman Sending Name
and Address. 90

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IL will cure the worst case OF blood
poion ever known, and after hot
springs, doctors and patent medicines
fail. i'b
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aching bones or joints. failing hair,
mucoug patches, swollen glands, skin
'itches and burns, sore lips or, gums
eating, fostering sores, sharp, gnawF
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blood poison or the beginnings OF dead
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the poison In the blood which causes
these awful indications Of blood poi
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where the flesh was a mass Of bols
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the woman who takes a counterpart
breakfast every morning and answers
notes or writes up her diary before she
, leaves her pillow. 1t is also her choic-
est travelling companion. for IL occu-
pies little or no space In her trunk and
locks securely. On its perfectly fiat
surface every needful appliance for cor7
respondence is safely arranged, and the
binding is done In the newest of the
popular colors for desk fittings-rifie
green or Sultan red. Royal red ana
graphite gray are other nice new tones
for the upholstery of desk necessaries;
and now that brass and silver have
had their day, copper and gun metal
are more, highly esteemed as metal
trimmings. The copper letters, in Mono
grams, are fastened on with tiny gold
headed nails and the effect is rich ana
satisfactory.
In the morning, when the postman
comes, the maid at the door puts the
letters for her mistress in one side of
a pretty wicker basket. and as the lady
reads and answers them she losses the
missives in the other side. Letters rot
answered att once remain in the first
pockets and when the busy philanthro-
pst's or society leaders secretary arr
rives and takes charge Of the mail she
gathers up the letters from the am
swered side of the basket and files or
destroys them. as a note on the en-
velNe may Fdirect-
The busy, fashionable woman does
not to-day toss aside all her answered
correspondence, but files the greater
number of her letters away In some
quaint old carved cabinet to amuse and
instruct some romantic and inquisitlve
great granddaughter #M
Mill!cent Arrowpoint.
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treat. the earl. in place Of a request
for titles and lands, Of which ne al
ready had a plenty, asked the follow
ing original favor: ~ beg that in flu
tire we fnay be permitted to sit with
out removing eur hats In your nnajes-
TVS preseDeel And as King John was
moved to grant his singular boon, the
English parliament continued TO sit
with covered heads. As for the wool
sack, as a cushion for the lord chan
cellor. Elizabeth's reign d55s) is re-
sponsible for such a custom. The ex-
portation Of wool being forbidden by
parliament, II was necessary TO inn
press the people with this great source
OF national wealth. and its great inn
portance to the kingdom. SO to add
dignity to wool, sacks of IT. were placed
In the house of lords, whereupon the
staid and learned judges obligingly sat.
Thus II comes to pass that the lord
chancellor still sits upon his wooIsack
(over which is thrown red cloth, and
TO be appointed high chancellor Of Eng
land is even now ito be appointed 70
the woolsack."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-02

"why do members Of the English
parliament sit with their hats on, and
why does the lord chancellor of Eng-
land sit upon a woolsack?" asks a cer-
tain propounder OF curious questions.
1t happened that In 1899, during the
reign OF England's King John. that
the diffeulty with PhiIip.II of France
concerning the ducfy OF Normandy
must needs be settled by single COM
bat, and John. the earl Of Ulster, was
chosen as the English champion, but as
soon as, this doughty knight appeared
on the field of epeeunter his adversary
put spurs to his horse. and with a
speed as great as his fear galloped
away, and England's champion was
left victor of an empty field and an
unsheathed sword. Thus, when King
John came to bestow a suitable reward
upon q hero whose mere presence was
sufficient to insure the enemy's re-
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divided into compartments that hold
the colofed, lace trimmed, embroidered
and silk ones quite separate. and, for
: both men and women, a smart necktie
case has been perfected. This win COM
fortably take care of not less than a
dozen ties, and the under side OF the
lid IL, arranged to hold the tie. pins.
All these novelties have been brought
out IN the finest velvet finished lamb
skin In FIVE or six different colors; the
exterior stamped in gilt patterns or
decorated In colored topographic work,
and the interior impregnated with de-
Iicious, clean, delicate floral odors.
A.. genuine triumph in leather work
was achieved in the calfskln Jewel case.
The, calf hide, like the old fashioned
veneered furniture, is covered OUTSIDE
with a layer of finely dressed deerskip,
= lined inside with green chamois-skln
and fastened with a powerful little
bronze lock. SO sensible Is the ar
rangement Of the box that there Is no
need OF turning the contents out and.
rummaginfr wildly when any partlc-
uIar ornament Is searched for in haste.
BY merely touching a spring the whole
series OF trays lifts up and spreads to
right and left. revealing at glance
every nook and corner; and as one
tray n arranged TO hold stlckpins only,
anOtner II cubnlOueu LOT the ipidtlhB VI
brooches, a third Is supplied with
watch pockets. a fourth. mounted for
rings and the bottom OF, the box divid-
ed into nests for strings OF beads and
chains. the hand Of the owner could
in the dark be laid In an instant on
any desired article.
Though hundreds Of such jewel cases
have. been sold this winter during the
holidays and after, for wedding and
other gifts. their popularity has In no
Wise exceeded that Of any Of the re-
cent correspondence convenience. The
desk ~ tho average busy women H.
wonderfully improved by the new pen
that hos n handle OF black boiled Fiem-
iah leather. On which her crest and
monogram Hre cut while the golden nib
Is made with little teeth that fold un-
der the point and holds ~ one DIP
enough Ink ~ write seventy words,
though never q blot la possible
This nerviceablo pen m ono ~ fhf aD-
pliances 90 thc fat ioek-un writing
board a Lookup writing board u ueu.
ally established IN the bedsias 0eah fOT
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venerated and venerable lady, the
mother of many children, a grand
mother and great grandmother. She
is Known to her affeetionsfte family as
"grannie' and when any of her de-
seendants marry she usually gives a
bracelet with the word From Gran
ME- in diamonds on It Catherine,
Duchess of Westminster, Is the COM
paratively young widow OF the late
Duke, who was an elderly man at the
time of the marriage This year this
lady will probably undertake the Cu-
ties f chaperon, as her daughter,
Lady Mary GrosVenor, is to make her
debut during the coronation season
The Dowager Duchess of New castle
is beautiful and good, given to charity,
and an ardent Roman Catholic. The
Duches Of Roxhurghe was" one of the
many Churchill sisters, has twice been
mistress of the robes and Is in the
proud position of mother to an upmar-
ried Duke.
Consuelo Duchess Of Manchester. is
handsome and clever woman. one OF
the many brilliant American peeresses.
But shadow has fallen on her life
by the untimely death of both her
young and lovely twin daughters. Lily,
Duchess of Marlborough has byo the
death of her popular husband, Lord
William Beresford, become a widow
for the third time. The Dowager Ouch
ess of Beaufort, widow of the WE'LL
known sporting Duke, lives lin sretiFe-
ment. at Stoke Park, near Bristol.
Among other widowed duchesses are
the Duohes of st. Adams the Dow
ager Duchess of Somerset; Sydney,
Duchess of Manchester: Maria, ouch
ess, of Grafton, and Eleanor, Duchess
of Northumberland.
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THE LEATHER Box SYSTEM.
The Finest velvet Finished Lamb
Skin In rive or six CoIors.

= New York, Jan. s1.-This Is unde-
niably the leather age; from the auto
mobile coat to the exquisite little fans
made. os carefully dressed and painted
fowls skin, a. novelty sin leather will
outsell tentirnss an equally bright idea
brought out in any other material. For
INSTANCE, the woman who used to de-
light in perfumed satin sachet and bro
.cade covered cases for the reception of
her top bureau drawers contents has
now gone enthusiastically over to the
leather box system. The manufacturer
of such conveniences has anticipated
her needs. by evolving the most perfect
appliances for rolling UP wells, another
for rolling ribbons, a handkerchief tray
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-02-02

kind of girl develops into the wife
who weeps because she thinks you
have ceased to love her when you ror-
get to bring her violets, and who imag-
mes she isn't understood, and her last
estate is generally sulks and temper
and hysteria.
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=, mu"yoms Dyspepsia Nure corrects bloatlngoi
the stomach, palpitaton of the heart shortness Of
breath. and all affections of the heart caused by in
digestion, wind on the stomach, belchng wind Of
food bad TASTE offensive breath loss Of appetite
falntness or weakness of the stomach IMPROPER cir
culation, coated tongue, heart-burn or waterbrash
Munyon's Pile Ointment cures all forms Of r;es
Munyon's Blood Cure corrects all bloodmpurites
Munyon's Liver Cure corrects headache bilious
ness, jaundee, constipation and all liver diseases
Munyon's Female Remediek are a boon to women
Munyon's Asthma Cure andfierbs are guaranteedts
relieve asthma in three minutes and in FIVE days
Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never fail.
Munyon's Vitalizer restores lost powers to weak
men. Price. ST. $50 ~
Munyon has azure for every disease The Guide
60 Health (freel tells OF then Cures, mostly 7s,cts
Munyon, New York and Philadelphia. II II
MUNYON'S INHALER CURES CATARRH. :,
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The widowed duchesses ~ England
are unusually numerous "a present
and weeds are q very common accOfns
puntnleni Of the strawberry leaves fhat
arc fhe insiFnia - their rank. The
D0eaEer Duchess " AbelNofn a. q
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-04
Jolly Visitors.

A jolly crowd came up from Sis
tersville Tuesday of last week to
visit theSWoo1s6eld club that went
to Hannibal and SIstersvil1e last
fall. The party consisted of Mr..
and Mrs. Robt. Mccormick, Mrs.
Corbitt, Mrs. DR.. West, Mrs. S.
Mullen and Miss Eva Nesbit, of
Sistersvlle, Miss Lib Noll, of Han
nibal and Mrs. Matte Danford, OF
St. Clairsville. The Woodsfeld
club received them at the residence
of Mrs. James G. Rouse from
which place they repaired to the
New Columbia hotel for supper.
Present for supper were Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. Mccormick, Mrs. Cor
bit, Mrs. DR.. West, Mrs. S. Smul
len, Miss Nesblt, Mrs. Danford, Mr..
ard Mrs. Asher Okey, Mrs. NAL
lory, Mrs Diehl, Mrs. James G.
Rouse, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Small, Mr..
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and Mrs. Thurman Spriggs, Mrs.
Miller, Mrs. VIC. and Ed Mooney,
Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. T. B Rouse, after
partaking of one of. the grandest
suppers which human hands could
get up they were taken by the club
to.the opera house after which they
were, assigned their place for the
night. In the morning they gath
cred together and took In the chill
dren's Home and other places OF
interest. They were then taken to
the Hotel Smith to turkey dinner
which was grand In every partlcu
lar. In the afternoon they all got
carriages and drove TO the in6rm
airy and took In the sights there,
then came back and viewed the
town, driving all around. In the
evening they again went to the
New Columbia for supper, after
which they all went TO w. c.
MONEYS and spent the evening.
On Thursday morning they all
took their departure for home, fol-
lowed by the best wishes of all
their Woodsfe1d friends.-Monroe
County Gazette.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-04
Jumped ON a Ten Penny Nail.

The little daughter OF Mr.. J. N.
Powell jumped on an inverted rake
made OF ten penny nails, and thurst
one nail entirely through her foot
and second one half way through.
Chamberlatn's Pain Balm was
promptly applied and five minutes
later the pain hao disappeared and
no more suffering was experienced.
In three days the child was wearing
her shoe as ususal and with abso'
lutely no discomfort. Mr.. Powell
Is a we'll known merchant of
Portland, Va. Pain Balm Is an
antiseptic and heals such injuries
without maturation and In one
third the time required by the usual
treatment. For sale by c. W.
Grier.
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Comedies Teller Will Win.

Denver, Col. Nov. 4.-The election
today in Colorado promises to be
holly contested and the party mana
gers predict heavy vote. Both Dem
ocratic and Republican chairmen
claim a victory, the former by $4,000
to 10000 plurality and the latter by
10000 to $4,000 on the head OF the
state ticket The other four tickets
are not expected to poll more than
10000 votes out Of a probable total
of 100000 Three congressman are
to be chosen, and both Democrats and
Republicans are claiming all these.
1t is generally conceded that the Dem
ocrats will secure majority in the
legislature and will reflect United
States Senator Teller.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-04
ELECTION WEEK INFLUENCES.
They Had Their Effect on the Stock
Market, as Did Other
Matters.

New York, Nov Movements in
characterized by the various inflll.
ences incidental to electionweek. to-
gether with other and perhaps more
potent reasons. Sterling exchange
reached the highest point in the pres.
ent movement, some demand bills be.
ing sold at 487, which is within q
quarter of a cent Of the figure at
which gold can admittedly be export
ed proftably. The accumulation OF
commercial pills over Sunday was
hardly equal to the demand. Paris
exchange On London declined half a
cent, while bar gold advanced Bd
in London. 1t was not denied that
some banks and firms were earnestly
considering shipments Of gold in the
very near future. The rise in ex.
change was doubtless in great meas
ure responsible for the check on stock
market operations, though the vol
ume Of business for the day was not
lower than for some days past. Open
ing prices were lower, the greatest
decline being in Louisville and Nash
vile, which sold off over a point.
Less extensive declines were shown
by Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio,
Missouri Pacific, st. Paul, Union Pa
cific and Reading. The demand for
this latter stock was large, but offer.
ings were free. Manhattan, feature
of last weeks pool operations, made
a slight fractional decline, and the
other fractions were heavy. Later
in the morning fresh selling pressure
developed and some Of the stocks
named went lower. London bought
about 10000 on the decline. The only
industrial issue that displayed any
activity was United States Steel, the
heaviness Of which was presumably
due to reports Of disturbing condi.
lions in the steel and iron industry.
A reminder Of this was furnished by
the American Tin Plate company.
which announced a material. cut in
the price Of it's products.
III Inc nhdI 1louI d SSACi"A 0|"NoN"
upon the soft coal stocks and st
Paul brought prices to the lowest
level Of the day. The rally toward
the close suggested considerable
short covering. as well as a better
view of the present situation, with
the result that a firmer tone was
manifested at the end.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-04
SCANDALS IN HAWAII.
Two Public officials Suspected Of
SHORTAGES.


Honolulu, Oct. &c. via Victoria,
Nov. 4.-James h. Boyd, superintend-
ent of public works, returned to Hon
olulu by the last steamer from San
Francisco and has been practically
under suspension by order Of the
governor since his arrival, pending
an investigation Snto the books of
his department Secretary Ct the
Territory Henry E. Cooper conipuea
in charge OF the department.
Boyd states that he is ready to &c
count for the $1,000 which he IS said
to have received for road Improve.
ments, of which there was nc record
in the department except Il its re.
ceipt.
Chief Justice treaT, & - sc0.eme
court, has denied an application OF
B. H. Wright, eX-chief cl2-E Of me
department of public wor.-s, for . re.
duction Of bail from $500 - 4 sec,
ond charge Of embezzIemcnt brought
against him. Wright secured $4,000
bail en- the first charge, but was at
once re-arrested en- a new charge OF
embezzlement of $4,800, and bail was
fixed by the police magistrate at
$4,000
The application of August Drejer
to establish a bonded warehouse for
distilled liquor has been approved. 1t
will be the first bonded warehouse
on the island.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-04
One Minnie CouRh Cure.

Is the only harmless cure that gives
quick relief. Cures coughs, colds,
Group, bronchitis, whooping cough,
pneumonia, asthma, lagrippe and
all throat, chest and lung troubles.
I got soaked by rain, says Gertrude
E. Fenner, Muncie, Ind, and con-
tracted severe cold and cough. 1
failed rapidly; lost 4S pounds. My
druggist recommended One Minute
Cough Cure. The first bottle
brought relief; several cured me. I
am back to my old weight, 14S
pounds. One Minute Cough Cure
cuts the phlegm, relieves the cough
at once, draws out Inflammation,
cures Group. An ideal remedy for
children.
Opera House Drug Store,
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Predictions as to Iowa..

Des Moires, Ia, Nov. f. Chairman
Spence yesterday claimed the cleo
ton of the Republican state ticket
by $4,000 and the election of all the
Republican congressional candidates.
Chairman Jackson. Of the Democratic
committee, comedies the state to the
Republicans by not over $4,000, but
claims the election of Wade and
Craig in the second and first district,
and the probable election Of two or
three other Democrats to congress-.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-04
SOME NEWS IN BRIEF.

Vastness of the cash balance ano
the large proportion of it in gold are
the leading features Of United States
Treasurer Roberts report
President Cassatt promises that
when the New FORK tunnels are fin
ished the Pennsylvania railroad will
run trains to Philadelphia in 80 min
utes, and to Baltimore and Washing
ton in time proportionately quick.
Laura Biegar gave herself up to
the authorities at Freehold, N. j.,
without being able to give bail.
During October the Pressed Steel
company, Of Pittsburg, turned out and
shipped cars at the rate of Ill day,
surprising all previous records. Thua
far this year the company has turned
out 22,402 cars, or a train 17E miles
long.
A majority of the capital stock, Of
the Tradesmen's National bank, Of
Pittsburg, has been secured by one OF
the large stockholders. he paying
$500 a share, and there are many ru
mors afloat about consultations OF
financial institutions.
At a meeting of the Pittsburg Bap,
list association in the Fourth Avenue
Baptist church stranger arose -
the midst of an address by the Rev.
C. W. Briggs and called the speaker
a liar. The man was forcibly elected.
The six detectives who were. dis
charged by Recorder Brown demand.
ed o trial, at Pittsburg. Two vacar
eies In the bureau have been filed.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-04
M'cLAi NWAS GAGGED.
Workman Bound by Burglars and Ho-
tel Safe Blown Open.

Monaco, Pa, Nov. 4.-Early yester-
day morning, while Patrick McClain,
a well-known resident Of Colonia,
was on his way to work at the
Colonial steel works, South Monaco,
he stopped in front Of the Colonia
hotel window to look at the office
clock. AS he did so a man thrust
a revolver in mis- face and told him
to keep still Two other men then
approached and the three gagged him
and tied him securely. He was then
carried around to the side Of the
building, where one of the men kept
guard over him while the other two
blew up the safe. The thieves Sc
cured nothing, the funds having been
removed the previous evening.