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The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-11
Politicians Predictions.

The politicians of both factions have
been discussing rather freely whether
Judge Adams should resign the city
attorneyship. In their discussion they
eliminate the legal aspect Of the case.
confining the argument TO whether. II
he decides there is no law that compels
his resignation, he should not resign
anyway.
A leader Of the Citizens Club was
asked II the club intended making
fight on Judge Adams. m The event he
decides 10 retain the office.
y see no reason Why we should cp-
pose Judge Adams" he Faii he has
openly stated that be would not Ee .
candidate IN January. and ne should
therefore BE- allowed 20 serve ouf h5e
fuli term n he wishes 70. The MAJOR
tty ~ the leaders are n the same Dpln-
ion. There viii b. three Or four hppl-
eants ~ January, and they should he
given an even start in The race. In tine
event ~ Judge Adams retiFrLfion.
however. sac position sin ~ Glled ~
The Grit-advocate., 1902-07-18
Mont PeIee Resumes Eruptions.

Fort de France, Martinique. July l3.
Last night and to-day Mont Pelee
was in eruption, the activity being as
great as that of Saturday and Wedncs-
day last. MOrne Rouge. Ajuopa Bou-
illon and Maconia We're covered with
stones and cinders and We're rendered
uninhabitable for several hours. The
volcano emitted a dense column of
flame and ut the same time electrical
phenomena We're observed. The erup-
ton was accompanied by Il deep rum
bling resembling continuous thunder
There We're no fatalities reported
but the inhabitants of the northern
part of the island were panic-stricken
all the residents of Fort de France re-
naming calm, however The French
scientific mission has been recalled
from Guadaloupe by the governor, and
-started this mOrninr for Mont Pelee.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-07-18

Health will with its blessings those who know the way and mainly que
the games which refresh and the foods which noush are important each while its
knowledge
To when nature needs assistance all that the
which acts nefcy and pleasantly laxative manufactured by
California
with proper the fact that many physical ills of transient char
the hear, one would remove the orpor and strain and attendant upon con-
palms. the colds and headaches and the depression due inactivity of the bowels case
remember that the most gratifying results will follow cooperation with
and also from the method which ensures that perfect purity and
from the to most advanced in years may use whenever laxative needed and
value this all other axatves that gently
quality To beneficial
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-05
JAPAN IS DELIGHTED.
Treaty With Great Britain Causes
 Rejoicing.

Rejoicing.
 TOKYO, Japan, via Victoria, B. C., March 5.-Japan has gone wild with delight over the conclusion of the An glo-Japanese alliance and is only con- sidering how best to celebrate. Until the ratification everything is in em- bryo, but some of the communities will not be denied. There has been an elab- crate torchlight procession at Tokyo, besides the formal Interchange of con gratulations at q joint meeting held by the two houses of the diet at which Sir Claude Macdonald, the English minister, was present.
 At the various towns in Japan spe- cial celebrations have already been held or are ill contemplation. The yer nacular press is brimming over With cheerful forecasts of the result of the diplomatic union,' flags are flying and altogether young Japan is patting itself on the back But there is no sign of undue exultation over the event. Ex-Minister of Foreign Affairs Kato touched the keynote of popular sentl- ment the other day when i'll speech touching on the proper methods of re- ceiving the news of the alliance he said that Japan should accept her posi- ton with all dignity.
 There should be no question of using the opportunity for asking England to aid in the introduction of foreign capi- tal into Japan. Such q course would be like a bridegroom asking his father-in- law for money on the day of the we'd ding. It would be fitting, said MT. Ka- to, that Japan should signalize the oc- casion by sending over to the naval re view to be held at Spithead during King Edwards coronation some repre- sentative warships, which would be more effective than oratory or cheap champagne in dark corner of the em- pire.
 This idea of Mir. Katos has taken hold. and it is reported that Premier Katsura has obtained the sanction ot the emperor to send q first class bat tleship and cruiser to take part in the | Spithead naval demonstration. The chambers of commerce through l out the country are also preparing td 1 send two representative merchants tt attend the coronation ceremonies.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-05
COMMANDER BOOTH TUCKER.
Will Conduct Services in First Metho-
 dist Church and Polls Theater.


 A series of special services will be conducted i'll this city on Sunday, March 9, by Commander Booth Tuck CT, leader of the Salvation Army forces in the United States. He will con- duct the regular morning service at the First Methodist church and at 5 D. m. and 8 p. m. at Polls theater. In all of these meetings he will be as- sisted by a number of the army's sweetest songsters and by the local corps. The afternoon service at Polls theater will be of an especially interesting character. The comman- der will deliver a lecture on Scenes of Love and Sorrow" illustrated by q powerful lantern, and also by living tableaux, representing scenes from the darker side of city life. Admission of ten cents and of twenty-five cents will be charged for this service and it is to be hoped that the people of Wa terbury will avail themselves of this opportunity of hearing the commander and thereby gain deeper insight into the work of the organization
 which he represents.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-05
BRooKLYN BRIEFS

-Lenten services will be held at St Patricks church tonight
 Miss Margaret Brown of South Wilson street is ill at her home.
 "A number of the members of the Hermann society attended recep- ton in Thomaston last night.
 "A birthday party was given in honor of Miss Anna Olsen at her home on Drayer avenue Sunday even ing. Miss Frances Ward sang ''The Rose With Broken Stem" and Louis Olsen sang and danced. My Old Kentucky Home" was sung by the Misses Laurine and Katherine Ward while Miss Anna Olsen sang When the Harvest Days Are Over, Jessie Dear" Refreshments were served.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-05
To Provide Fire Escapes.

UTICA, N. Y, March 5.-Myron W. Van Auken, attorney for the Commer cial Travellers Mutual Accident Asso- citation of America, has drafted and sent to Assemblyman McQuade a bill providing for fire escapes in hotels. 1t provides for a uncomfortable escape from every room above the first floor of hotel and is aimed to reach the ho- tells i'll New York which have circum- vented the fire escape law of 1887. The law is indorsed by an association having 2S,000 commercial travellers.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-05
To nene.I Garfield Lnw.

COLUMBUS, O., March 5.-The house of representatives has passed the Devaul bill to repeal the corrupt practice act in buying votes ill cleo tions. known as the Garfield law, by . vote of 50 to 24. There was no effort at party division. It was given as the belief of the friends of the measure that the bill will pass the senate.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-05
Cruiser Goes to Ecuador.

WASHINGTON. March 5.-The na- wy department has been informed of the departure yesterday of the cruiser Philadelphia from Panama for Guaya- quil, Ecuador, where she will show the United States flag for the first time in several years, an event which resident Americans have recommended as like ly to have beneficial effect upon their status i'll Ecuador.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-05
A Gaze of pIarua.

MELBOURNE, Victoria, March B. A single case of the plague has been re- ported here. It was traced to q steam CT from Sydney, N. S. w. There have been forty-six plague cases at Sydney since the outbreak there, of which fourteen have proved fatal.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-05
a.hvab Again President.

NEW YORK, March 5.-The direct ors of the United States Steel corpora ton met yesterday and reelected Pres ident Schwab and all the other officers whose terms expire. Otherwise only routine business was transacted
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-05
Five Hundred Miners Idle.

TELLURIDE, Colo, March 5.--J. D. Cedarberry, who was listed among those killed in the snowslide at the Lib erty Bell mine last Friday, is alive and we'll He was caught by the avalanche, but managed to dig his way out and reach place of safety. All mines and mills in the path of expected slides have been deserted, and 800 miners are out of endowment
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-03-05
New Yorls Asscmblyman pend.

HUDSON, N. T., March 5.--Assem- blyman Payne of Columbia county Is dead here. He was about thirty years old and was serving his first term fp tue legislature.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18
Gn 9lOpariel til go itmci tire.

.. S. Sinclair, iom er pOitbusz
Snipettsr. bar nnli9 paret ct.
9ouis, bporfra Der tom alager til
bam. al poItmeiteren oreO ulopli9
5oryetning for at formere Oeres Snbz
t9gter.
9e bapbe nemlig for Stit at benz
psnoe Iig til oeres @enner og 9etenote
i andre poitoiitritter for at bepage
bisie til at fpbe beres 9Srimerter og
poiitort hos benz. Gn Il. 9. Yoitz
meter bliper nemlig lennet 5orbolo
til Sulget af oisie 3ing, og flere poit,
metre bar faaet Oeres Sage forbpjet
paa obenn9bnte Waabe. Der er in
gen 9op angaaenbe ben Slags Opers
treoelier, men enbber, Der fnbss itDls
big 1 BEN, miiter lit Gmbebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18
Nn1eriRa.
Gu pperralfenoc WieSSclelic.

Gbdbron, Nebr., San. IA. = Sra
Yine Hioge tommer en- Wteooelelle,
iom, Ielp ON ben enonu Iapner offiz
ciel 9etr9ftelie, bog Ear lat Sinoene
It9rt 8ep9gelle. Den gaar ub paa
intet minbre, eno at 8aaben pm
arigsitibet ,,Mdine"s Doel9ggelie,
fom GAP 2(nleoning til ben Ipanitsamez
ritanite Sri9, er lott. @n Spanier til
itdar Iig Itnloi9 lllptten, bans Wlos
tio, flyer ban, bar Yreoe MOB WeDler,
1om ban gnltebe at bopne Zig pad.
Spanieren BAR officer unber Wepler
poa auba og bar al @eneralen bleOen
bemt df en- arigsret og oe9raoeret.
.6an grubleoe pdd 06pn og Tom enbes
Zig | 5anter ON, at en- arig mellem
Qlmerita o8 Spanien rimeligpis piloe
bare til 5elge. at Wepler blep afiut
fra i'm Stilling auba. SDnet al
,Wains" 9abdnas 6abn GAP bam
Sbeen ON ben beoite sSremgangsmuas
be. 0un truf fine 5orbolOsregler O9 /
ct beleiligt 9ieblit trptfeoe ban Snap,
pen. Der ienbte oMaine" til 9upiens
9unO, bporefter ban itpnOiOmit ubs
ienterebe Jig.
Oct lpttebes bam at unOtomme til
Retp Orleans, bporefter ban blsp bps
ret al IN 3eras Runbmano til at
bripe en- Slot Soag til Wlontana; oerz
fra flatteoe ban ON en- Del, til ban
Tom 9jeneite bos ell SIR. Yalo af
Siour Gitn, for bpem ban iiben gjorne
fin 5ilitaaelIe.
Gn aomite er blepen orguniieret,
iom ltal tdge Sagsn 99noe og iamz
men meb Siour SO. qlutoriteterns
foretage en- llnOerisgelie. bpis Relulz
toter iiben bill bIipe oHentlig betenOtz
gjort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18
Gn SpOs bcrOpcoc bam
sSoritanSen.

yiep yort, San. Is. = 6rant 81
ger fra 9omeiieao blep funosn | ct
9ilbnis uoenfor 9Den naIten ibielz
frosien og tilipnelaoenbe fulbiianbig
afiinbig. 5 llgepis bar ban panbret
omtring Stopene og Sumpene /
9ubIon &c., q. s. Wlan frpgter for,
at ban albrig pil genbinbe i'm 5orz
itanb.
5rbgt iiges at BABE Oaret 4arlae
til ben ulptteliees SinbstilItanb.
Smaatopper grasierebe, og Olger
n9rebe en- fanb H9bIel for Sbgbom,
men. Sans &ammerater bibIte bet
og orilleoe bam meb, at ban moi ifulbe
faa oem. Og ba noeet llbilet, foraurs
FACET At uIunot Blob, biite fig bans
4niigt. foriitreoe be BAN, at MI bappe
ban Stopper. Oaeen berefter forIpanot
ban og fanbtes fsrit Dag, eftsr ilere
Tigers 5orleb.
Sans pngre Yrober meb nogle aams
merater babbe lGnge iegt bam, o9 bar
ligs beo at opgipe 9@pret, ba be fdnbt
bdm lanet op mob ct Sre | en- pbe
9rombermart, mango Wlil fra bans
9jem. 9an tunbe life sentenbe fin
8rober Og itirrebe ubtrbtslps ben for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18
&riscn / SpSairifa.

2onOon. San. 16. : S Spnbags
gat gallOpperebs 25 gpere gennem
2inien mellem 9lot6uIene g}erbeben
at 36aban4u, 40 M}il pit for 8loemz
fontein. 9e antd9es at til6pre SOM
manbant Brands &ommanoo.
2onoon, San. 16. : Song @bparb
uotdlte / @aar / en- Sale til 1900
g}anb, Iom itulpe ufgaa til Sbbafriz
ia, 9aabet om, at beres 2(rbejOe life
biloe blibe fau bdarot, ,ba man MI
funbe betragte 8rigen fom narmenbe
fig fin Qfilutning."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18
Nnorcm Carnegie siper sobc
HddS.

gleip 0ort, San. IA. = .. SO. s.
u. fejrebe forleben 26=9lars 6orrets
ningssS sSubilGum. glanot 5eittalers
ne par ogiaa 2lnbrefp Carnegie, iom
bar IfGntet 5oreningen ftore @aoer.
8 i'm 5ale gap ban no9le al fine
Grfaringer tilbeoite, fsrit iom en- Sc.
legrafIt og ienere iom Superintenoent
al piiisburgs Sernbanen. Om gtigs
bonn og bens 2lnbsnoelie iagoe ban:
,,9et bebIte Deo penge er lite, bpao
be fan gere for beres Gjer. men bpao
be letter BAN Stanb til at gere for
andre.
Sg LAB mig foriitre Dem, Der er
ingen ling bet at p9re rig, uben
netop ben 5ilfreositiqelie, at man
fan gore gobt meo Rigoommen.
0et er 'et af Dor 3ibs 2pspuntter,
at 2lrbeibernes 2sn tiger, mebens
priien paa observation-disclosures fall
Der. Der bar olbrig etsifteret en- yla>
tion, Der babbe Iaa uomGrtebe @rs
beibspiltaar iom Dor. Sber eneite
obruelig og bpstig Manb fan finbe
Qirbejbe til en- 2sn, Der = 6Ois ban
bar en- COB og fornuftig Sone - bill
Iette BAN I Stano til at lagge til
Sibe for be gamle Dase. Gn @rs
bejosmonbs 9anr afb9nger for en- itor
Del af bans Stones Opgtiebeb.
CAB bper Manb forIsge at faa II I
til fig og fine. Spao ban pinber pber
moi, er fun en- 9brOe, ct 2lnipar, Der
lite dltib bringer @l9be, meget ofte
bet moblatte; men man ifal babe MT;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18
@aibinstun ifal moScrniiercs.

darlington, San. Is. = Gn ipe=
ciel &omite bar for Ofentligbeben
fremlagt planer, 5elge boilfe Dal6=
ington, iom en- parbig 6opebitao af
en- gerbensmagt Ifal blipe imut o9
itdteli9 og aroarbig aigbeb : ia
fremfor Yaris, Wien eGer = 9gbenz
baOn 8e fremlugte planer patte
ben itsrite geunoring, life minbit
blanot aongresIen, lpm baaber at
finos Itor Stette og Snteresle for oens
@ennemferelie bps 5oltet.
6per ,,Nmeritaner" maa abiolut
Iatte en- 9Gre at bans 9ooebItao er
g2r. / bldnbt 0opebItGber.
Som Centrum llbtaItet gibes fplz
genoe:
qau TIRE siber af ntfe capitol" at
6pgge ofentlige 8Dgninger = Imutte
/ 2lrtitettur og imponerenbe / lib
ieenbe, lom fan oanne en- perbi9 Snoy
flaming til benne 9p9nin9. iom al
mango 4rtitetter dnies for ct af 8Dg=
ningstunitens UteiterO9rter. 2(t gibe
ben pasienbe Omgipelier, iom ben
biotil iaa meget bar labnet. bill trent
bGbe oens rationale @erbigbeb.
Gnooibere ital SernbdneItationen
fiernes fra 6junernements Pnrfen e(~
Ter Wlaa, IOm ben taloes, fom itr9t=
ter fig fra aapitoliet og op til WuIbz
ington Monumentet. Selpe parten
ital foritsnnes % flanferes al offentz
lige 9pgninger.
Walbington Wlonumentet lfal prpz
bes meb en- breb WarmorzS SerrasIe,
lom meget bil frembare oenne imutte
Statue.
Wlan9e flere 5orunbrin9er og 5ors
lisnnelier n9ones planen, og Ielp
ON gennemferellen BIZ ta9e 9ar og
bil tdge pen9e, laa er ben bog iaa gobt
Iom filter. Selpe gbens 8elig9enbeb
giber ogiad De Dpperligite 66dncer for
at funne inorette ben efter alle Stpny
beoens ae9ler, ioet BEN er omgipen al
Oaloige 6sie og gennemitrsmmes al
to 5locer.
Gangs Ielpe potomacs 8reboer,
boor Der er iumpet og uIunbt, ital
Sorobunben fDloes ub, og Yarfe an
lagges, og man tanter paa at benpttr
ben rigelige 8anom9ngbe til utalli9e
5ontener, Der ben bebe Sommertib
ital tple Quften og gore Opbolbet mere
beha9eli9t. Oa lice iaa mango par@
fe, iom 9pen tan rumme, ital an
lagges, fort iugt, Waibington itdl
reO 9jalp df 9io og penge og &unit
- og Stenbebsians 9eres til ben
fmutteite. Toilette gp / @erben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18
Winlist SOrlis.

@ictoria, 9. g., San. 16. : @n=
gelite Ssofficerer ertlerer, at be bar
omtrent opgipet Saabet ON nogen
Sinbe at ie bet engelIte &riesifib
nGonoor" i9en. Stibet gift til So>
nolulu pg mebte unberOejs ben forz
farbeliee Spfpn, iom raieoe poer ben
norblige 3ute for to til tire Tiger iiben.
opbueton" er ubienbt for at efteripge
,,@pnbpr".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18
Frinicns Nnfumit.

Berlin, San. Is. = qrins 9enrit
At preusIen bill afreile til Sem gorf
mep ,Sronprins Wilbelm" uf Norbs
beutife 2lobo ben 15be Sebruar %
bil penoe tilba9e meo oOeutf9lano"
al Samburgz2lmerita 2inien ben 20.
DARTS.
Omtring $50 Manb drbejoer Seat
og Dag pad ben feiierlige Ya6t ,0os
ben3pllern", fom nplig er blebet forz
ibnet meb eleftriit Signatapparat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18
| 1te gl0ra.
Il uoIanoet.
8apeu 0DenOe.

2onoon, San. 16. = st Selegram
til ,@bronicle" fra 3om ertlerer, at
oa Paoen mobtOg De ameritanite aa=
tolitfer, beipimeoe ban, netop iom ban
ifulbe tiltdle bem. 0an bragtes til fit
8erelie o9 tom fnart til 2iOe.
5elegrammet fra Hom 9aar err
tl9rer, at bans 9eb fan pentes naar
fom belit. 0an er uben Smerter %
benli9ger / en- Ops.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18

og je9 raabsr Ser ale til at legge
penge til Sibe De unge 0age, oo
mems S er uafbangi9e, = iat oem
Spurebanten, eller = bpab beore er
- tsb ct 9jem for oem.
angdaenoe 5orboloet mellem Or
bejoere og aapituliiter iagbe ban:
Set er en- itor 55ejltagelie at meme,
at 2(r6sioe og aapital mda b9re 6jen=
Der. De mad tp9rtimoo p9re 8unosz
forpanote, ellers gaar be begge til
0runoe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18
Sra Gina.

Peting, San. 16. : So Gbitter er
uoiteot. Oct enc minber @mbebs>
manbene ON, at be maa be1fptte %
opretboIoe be inOfpOte &riitnes 91et=
tig9eber, og forbbOer, at De &riitnes
aet beiteres. Set anbet Gbift afffez
bigger IN bel Del @m6ebsmeno for
8elagti9beo Observation-Disclosures.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18
ltbp9gcli9t.

Spin, San. 16. = 9olitiet bar /
5pl9e uapinii4e 3eitung" arreiteret
en- apinre, iom mist9ntes for at bare
orebt oper 80 Smadbgrn, iom bun
angdp at bare mpOtaget til 5orplej=
ming. Den offentlige 9lntlager er /
9eiiorelie at ct fort 8eoismaterialc
moo &binoen og prpper at brin9e paa
bet 3ene, ON bun bar mebitnloi9e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18
Gn np SpiDniag.

4uris, San. 16. = S 5plge ct 9es
legram fra gai33a til oSournul bes
9ebats" er Der opbaget ct alporligt
5ilf9loe at Spionering. Gn tpit
4OelsmanO, officer ben preusfite
Scr, er arreiteret iom 0elu9ti9 Of
f9ren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18
GmslanOs &ensefofbOlo.

ct. petersburg, San. 16. :
&uslanos Budget for 1902 oifer en-
famlet llDgift af 1,946,571 ,976 Stub
!er. $ 5inansminiiterens Qarsberetz
ming iiges, at 2anbets 5inanIer er /
en- fulotommen funO 6orfatning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18
9ieOerlas for S0jrc.

&ebenbabn, San. Is. = 8ep gb-
raaospal9ene / Dag leO 6pjre ct baab,
lpit Neberlag. Oenne Omit9noigbeo,
mener ,,politifen", gpr bet af meb
9sjre Iom pplitiit parti. Ser bliber
nu fun @enItre og Socialiitpartiet til
base.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18

fig. 9OftOren paaitoo. at arpgten
bar brepst BAN aflinbig; og en- I'm
oeriegelie er inbletet mob Spggefug=
lene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18
ut furere en- SorseleHe / sn 9aa.

Srug Laxative Bromo Quinine Iiner. ane9Ipns
tefere tibngeleperer Yengene, bpiS bette gboe dar
5ell. @.ss@ @ropes Nopnetr9f CT paa bber 9gfe. 25c
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-18

Sngen erlig Srang :
men dlli9ebel- Gn temmelig
original 9prrelponoent til "pioneer en-
itripes 1aalebes: WoDne, San. IL. vi
gen6eber fra Mapne so. er Der mango
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-01
Strikes a Rich Find.

II was troubled for several years
with chronic indigestion and nerv-
Gus debility" writes F. J. Green, of
Lancaster, N. H. mo remedy
helped me until I began using
Electric Bitters, which did me more
good than all the medicine I ever
used. They have also kept my
wife In excellent health for years.
She says Electric Bitters are just
splendid for female troubles; that
they are grand tonic and invigor-
ator for weak, run down women.
No other medicine can take Its
place In our family. Try them.
Only soc. Satisfaction guaranteed
by D. A. Henderson,.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-01
Sandusky.

Orren Bowser, of this place, says
he has quit the B. & O. for good
He believes his talent does not
lead to railroading. Orren Is fine
fellow. He has at various times
pursued the following occupations
successfully: Farming, pumping,
oil leasing, railroading and was for
a time connected with a govern
ment detective association. Every
one is anxious to learn what bis
next venture will be.
Lost-Ernest, the little son OF
John M. Watkins; when last seen
he was In the. vicinity of James
briggs place. Any information
that might lead to his discovery
will be gladly received by the chief
OF police.
Schoolgirls Oct. 9th, at theTen
Mile school house. Mr.. Morrow
good teacher and we hope he may
teach a successful term at that
place.
Several of our Sandusky and
Ten Mile young people attended
the social at Mrs. N. G. Fluharty's,
Among the number were the
Misses Wallace, Emma and Cora;
John Holmes, Ernest and Sterile
Watkins, Orren Bowser, Harry
Wallace and Jacob Finch. M. D.
Watkins, our enterprising mer,
chant, was also present. They re-
port pleasant time.
Oscar Campbell, of Cave Run, has
moved out to the Fluharty lease
where he Is working.
Corn Is almost all cut now. The
next thing on the program now Is
the good old fashioned ''husking
bee" where all the boys watch for
the red ear. OF course you all
know the reward for the one that
finds 1t.
The little folks are having a fine
time gathering chestnuts. WHO
can remember a more pleasant
sight than a troop of happy chill
dren, shurrying over the great brown
hillsides In the early morn looking
for the handiwork of Jack Frost
who has been so good as to open
the burrs for our young folks.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-01
Bodies of PennsyIvanians Found.

Paducah, KY, Oct. 1.-The bodies
OF L. L. Hunter and L. B. Magill, who
were lost in the burning of the City Of
Pittsburg last April, so miles below
Paducah, were yesterday found four
miles below the wreck, and had ap
parently been covered with sand
They were wealthy manufacturers Of
Tidiout, Pa, and several thousand
dollars had been spent by relatives
in the effort to find the bodies.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-01

swine of cardui b certainly 'worn
oct women's best friend and lam pleased
to give my experience with h. Atcw
months ago eaught severe cold hav-
ing been oct In inclsment weather, which
settled al over me, particularly in the
abdomen. Twas In almost constant pain.
consulted a physician and took bis
medicine for a month and without any
relief. / then decided would try your
medicine and It was lucky day foe me
when did so. ] noticed a change In 9
few days and felt encouraged to continue
taking Wine of Cardiff, and my patience
was rewarded, for In two weeks my pains
had left me and felt Like new woman"
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-01
Union Party Contest In Court.

Harrisburg, Oct 1.-THE legal coz
test to determine whether the RepuD-
lican state candidates are the nom
inees Of the Union party. or whether
the convention which was held at the
Continental hotel and which nom
mated Pattison, Guthrie and Emery
was composed Of the real Unionists,
was begun in the Dauphin county
court at noon yesterday.