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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-14

found.
Fout, B F, poll, I 90, not found.
Fertig & McCandlish, p p, "a cts,
no property.
Fally, August, poll, 90, not
found.
Fink, Lc, pp&p, 131, not
found.
Fitz ,immons, c R, p p & p, IL,
left city.
First, Elmer E, p p &p, S4.not
found.
Finn, w B, poll, I 90, not found.
Fi'zsimmons, Sam'l, p p & p,1 IL,
no property.
First, A ], poll, como property.
Furman, S S, poll, 90, no prop
ertv.
Grier, wm, poll, I 90, not found.
Gatrell, A c. p p, %. no prop
er y.
Gardner, W R., p & p, 3 40, left
city
Gilmore, Jack, poll, 90, not
found
Gooien, Mag, p p.31 cts,no prop
erty.
Grier, John, poll, oo,not found.
Gates, Rudolph, p p & p,791.
Gano:, H NJ. p P ZIP, 81, de-
ceased.
Gregory, R L, bal p p & p, 4 88.
Grayson, G H. poll, 90, not
found.
Calvin, Thos, pp&p,119, no
property.
Goodwin, MS L p p, 10 cts, not
found.
Grier, W E, poll, I 90, not found.
GabDert, JAS, poll 90, not found.
Gibson, Jacob, poll, 90, no prop
erty.
Hilderbrant, Gay p PIP, "a,
not found,
Henderson, Jno R, PIP and P,
1 81, 10 property
Harvey, NJ L, P o aud p, 4S, no
property.
HostetteI, J E. PIP and p, 5 IS,
LETT city June
Higgenbottau, J J, poll, 90 not
found
Haught, E o, p P and p, S 2o,no
property.
Hubbard, Harvey, poll, I 90, not
found.
Haley Joseph, poll, 90, no prop
erty.
Harry, WIN, poll, 90, no prop
erty.
Harry, B,pp& P, 100, 10
property.
Hilliard. c c, pp&p, ~, lett
city.
Haudenschield, A c, p p&p, 2 40,
no property.
Homer, John, poll, I 90, not
Continued on 9Th Page.
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Bowen, Andrew, pp& p, 112,
not found.
Barber, c P, poll, 90, not found
Boyer, T Z, p p& p, 81, not
found.
Backing, Andrew, POL, co.
not found.
Roreland, c E. poll, oo; not
found.
Blair, S, poll, 90, left the
city.
Bowen, G S, poll, I 90, left city.
chafe, F R, poll, I 90, not found.
cox, W A, PIP & P. 81, not
found.
collins, MIS- o B,pp&p, q 90,
not found.
cutler, Jack, poll 90, no prop
erty.
campbell, P S, pp&p, 179, no
property.
case, Lee, poll, I 90, not found
cook, chas, pp& p, S., not
found.
cliff, c, poll, 90, not found.
christy, Bert L,pp &p, SO,
not found.
comedy, Jas, PIP & p, 81 no
property.
chandler, George B,p p & p, I 96,
cooper, WIN, poll,1 oo,not found.
cook chas,p p & p, I 12,no prop
erty.
Underwood Henry,p p & p 24,
no property.
Campbell, 7 S, poll, I 90, not
found.
clark, c, poll. I 90, not found.
Carpenter, R E, poll. 90, not
found.
Golfers, Lucinda, R E, 6 90.
Durnal, Harry, p p& P, 90, not
found.
Daubenspeck, H A, poll, I oo,uot
found.
Demos, Seth,poll,1 oo,not found.
Duncle, E c,pp& P, 81, not
found.
Doyle,w F, p p,1 81, no property
Dayton, Trilby, PIP, 81 cts no
property.
Durham, Samuel,p p & p, 1 Como
property.
Douglass, claude, poll, I 90, not
found.
Doutt, Earl, poll, 90, not
found.
Dee, Mamie, Bal, R E. S 90.
Duffy, J E, poll, 90, not found
Doulty, WIN, ,pp&p, ~ not
found.
Elliott, Edwin. p p & p, 43, not
found.
Ehlers,O A, poll, oo,not found.
Eunis, Geo A, poll, 90, not
found.
Ellis, Nels. poll, 90, not found
Forrest. Joseph, poll, 90, moi
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DELINQUENT
TAX LIST
OF the City Of SistersvilIe For the Year

OF the City of Sistersville For the Yea1
1901.
Explanation: P. P. means per-
sonal property; P, P. and P. means
personal property; R. E. means real
estate.
Anderson, Mrs. Mollie, for p p,
1oc; no property.
Adams, Jack, for p p, 91c; no
property.
Allen, Hank, for poll, $I.oo; not
found.
Amidon, Frank, for PIP & p,
I 81; not found:
Angus, Ed, poll, I o.; not found.
Alloway, CJ,pp&p, 81; not
found.
Adams, A S, p p & p 10 90; ex-
onerated.
Anderson, J R p &p, SO.
Abbott, Chris, poll, 90; not
found.
Adkins, E J, poll, 90; not
found.
Barentz, Mrs A, PIP, 20; no
property.
Brown,;William, poll, 90; not
found.
Beaver, Oliver, p p& P. 81;
not found.
Bailey, Scott, poll, 90; no prop
erty.
Barrett, R, pp&p, 1 SO, nc
property.
Beck, Fred, poll, 90, no proper
ty.
Baker, I T, pp&p, "a, not
found.
Blggs, c W, pp& p, 4 oe; left
city.
Benydum, c Up p & p, 49I, left
city.
Bailey, VIM, J, pp& p, I "a, nc
property.
Blakely. H W, poll, 90, not
found.
Barber, Newton B, pp& p, 3 60
no property.
Biddle, Harry, pp& p, As, nc
property.
Brown, Russell, PIP & p, 10
not found.
Bruce, Thos, p & p, 1Ie. no.
found.
Bowen, H c, pp&p, 112, no.
e.: found.
Baumer,F W & CO, pp&p, S 40
Boston, Jas W, poll, %, no prop
erty.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-14
NATIONAL GUARD FXCAMPMENT
Parkersburg, August 10, rs. d q. Rail.
road.

Only SI.oo round trip from Sis
tersville. Train leaves 9:2I a. u.
Returning leave Parkersburg 700
D. m. same dav. Call on agent,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
full particulars. rs tt
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
BLUEFIELDS TAKEN?
Rumorst stof fRevolutionist Vic
tory ~ Nicaragua. "a
COLOMBIA Is STRIVING FOR PEACE.
Government Making Powerful Ef-
'-7~ forts" says General SaIaxar, to
pncify Republic In Order to
Take Up Canal Matter,

PANAMA, Colombia, July 1a.-Pas-
sengers who have arrived here from
Costa sRcan ports bring further re-
ports of the evolutionary movement
in Nicaragua. They are responsible for
a rumor that BIuefelds. Nicaragua,
has been captured. by the revolution
lists and that after this success the lat
ter. advanced in lie direction Of the
ChOntales district. Ell ...-,. .,..
General Saazar III an Interview said:
The government is making power
ful efforts TO lAcify the republic in or
DER that congress may meet and reach
Il decision IN the matter of the canal
. bill. which is the most important ques-
ton III Colombia today. The national
government has issued generous de-
cree offering guarantees tQ the reyolu-
tionists. providing they surrender, in
the departments Of Boyaca, Cundina-
lnarra Santandrr and Toiima by the
end Of July. Those IN The other depart
mentS will on hccoilnt of the lack of
rapid tr!r9ranhic communication have
the tim" Of their surrender extended
until Aug, 7. Hundreds Of revolution
lists have surrendered already, and
more are coming in every day. | caR
safely say that thp revolutionary ar
my only exists on the Sthnus because
of til" help given it hy President Ze
laya Of Nicaragua. lie has violated
all the rules of international law"
G"nersrlS Sergio Nanlargo, Carlos Ar.
turo Torres and Manuel Jose Angurita
and other pruminrltE Liberal or reyo-
mtinGAry leaders have issued Il miami
fcSto addressed to their followers ury.
in- them 10 lay down their ,u'ms i'll or
der that the nation may rr:eh de
ciSion on rlr camel bill This mani
f"~to sets forth tE,t I'll" commercial
int"r"%'S Of tlo world demand the
prompt construction or the Panama
canal. This declaration shows that
both political parties in Colombia are
in favor Of the project.
The terms OF the deere" of the gov
ernnlent granting pardon to rcvolu.
tlonsts referred to by General Sa'a,
gar are ll"r" generous than amy OF
those which have been rrrA iouSly Of
fcrrd. Th" organizers Of foreign cypc-
ditionS against toIOmltI. however, are
excluded from the trrui> Of the de.
cree.
y decree has been iS~Uv;l at HdIlan-
qnilia which >1lfrpuhS fer two months,
beginning Fur 10. IL" expert duly n,l
cattle drSl inrt for tuluu
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
CORONATION AUG. 9.
King Edwards Gain Makes This
Date Probable.

LONDON, July 12-It is now con
sidered practically certain, in view Of
the announcement made last night
that King Edward will he crowned
saturday. Aug. o. since the holding OF
the coronation ceremony Monday. Aug
H. would Involve another full bank
holiday. with the attendant location of
general business. while Saturdays are
almost universally observed as half
holidays.
The fixing Of such an early date for
the coronation is regarded as an addi-
rional guarantees of the confidence OF
the kings physicians of II continuance
Of his maicsty'S rapid rccupcration.
II is officially announced that there
will he no royal progress AS originally
planned The day after the coronation.
and there will be no procession apart
from that in which their mniestirS will
proceed from Buckingham palace to
Westminster abbey ana return.
The following authorized statement
has hecn issued:
"Ih" king has mad" such excellent
progress that his medical advisers be
ltcvc his majesty is now strong enough
10 u" moved from London. They feel
that II chang" Of air is very necessary
al IN" present sage Of the healing
process. It is hoped that his majesty
VIII he able to leave Ruckingham pal.
ace TUpSlay for the ror;ll yucllt. which
is at present Ht Portsmouth,"
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
PRESIDENT BUSY.
senator t"!.1urin calls Aur int
JnrUs Ga .;NtGp rrobahi".

s"nntrr ti"!.Imrin calls Apn int
n"uI Ea .;udGr rrobaki".
OYSTER EtY. \. v. July IL
These are NalS Of activity On Saga
more NIL President Roosevelt instead
Of iravtH:. !,;~ araisvi, work and re.
SpUnSihiii.i.~ l:a.iud il WASHINGTON.
huS mprcI} I!u,rd I'll" capital. 50 far
~ tn" "y""Il'iy" department is CON
cnrn"d, to Di~t" Fay. 'rn" recreation
winch h" !" >lHr4aEed 10 he onjOyin%
at his cOulir' ~lt l;i5 ;H' yrl hell. So
cured in very Sn'a,l VlWltitin%. W"r"
the lrpSiGtiIl tu @rait all requests for
HuGirucrS he would have ne time for
sleep. Many who travel to Oyster Bay,
however. -" 40 nearer t. the pr"..
dents house than t!ir foot of Sa@n-
more hill. The secret siHvir" mon Sta-
tiou"d uu the grounds advise III, N that
it il better 10 Return.
Among tn, presidents visitors yes
terday w#~ Senator Mrl..uuin. who,
after spending r'HrIy ;wo hours with
the president. lrll on lalr Afternoon
train for New lurN. WmIr he declined
TO discuss the ul>pli!@oA If lis ap-
p"iHtm'mt "H j'nt 1"nrn Of the United
States c"urt Of claims. II is understood
tlGtt his appointment lIa~ been agreed
uuou,
Secretary Root is expected tndny to
remain for tvs" vi. thrt" days With the
president at SU&HinHrr !iill.
Tn" tcV. TuUlnaS Il. Malone of TNpu-
yer. fer lrlny wears cUi,or Uf th.: C,.!n-
RADIO tHthulir and Il lecturer Of En T.,
also visited SarHIpurr lIiil yesterday.
II" has known the president for Il
munl"r Of years. Father Malone has
been vi>i.in@, IL N'W York fer about
lir," weeks. "l'i NE president invited
him cut.
Collector %,mn#I,an arrived from
NcW York in the %r"". .oon. He had
an appointment With lt.' president ut
= t., U'CIucr
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
MITCHELL TALKS.

b Cam " Forecast Conve.tion.s As.
tissRr-i as's eafr lNrigAt,sa Ops 81 Itettes:
NIEKEsBARRB, Pal jay ite.-Fpr
the first time since. the mine workers
deeidal to hold i special natiasial eaf,.
ventioi President Mitchell yesterday
consented to say somathins for publi-
cation about the gathering. He said
it was utterly impossible to forecast
tile action OF the convention. From
his remarks it is almost. certain the
COZ. convention will. do one q. only two
things, either decide on general sus-
pension or provide defense fund for
the anthracite strikers. t5 XII
J. Ridgeway Wright Of this city, the
leader. of the Citizens alliance which
was recently organized in this vicinity,
has sent an open letter to President
Mitchell in which he calls the latter's
attention to alleged intimidations, boy.
cotting and other annOyances practiced
OIL all persons who are working in
the mines. He pays a tribute to Or
eanznd labor generally for the good it
has done and reminds Mr.. Mitchell
that every man has right 70 work
or remain idle. as he sees tit In CON
Guiding bis communication Mr.. Wright
says: -'1 I-'
I'VE therefore appeal to you to de-
clare. .....
First. THE highways are free to all
who desire to work. notwithstanding
Il Strk" is iii progress. . ,
Second l}Oycutts against any bust
uess or professional mau on the ground
of services rendered to Il nonunion
worker are condemned by the union.
"fhird.-That hanging in etfigy, the
digging Of uak graves and every
other forul of Violence. threat and
libel are condemned by tho union.
Fourth. Strikers who participate in
any af the otfenses thus itelnizpd will
be held responsible TO the union for
all disturbances. unlawful hoycotts.
ETC. in which etthcr they themselves
or their wives and children partici-
pate ' .' ...
For the first time in five months the
pumps al tilr Stanton mine Of the It.
high and WIkeSDarre Coal company
Were put in operation yesterday. and
the work of pumping the water out Of
the mine began. Ever since the strike
began tli' co'icry has been a target
for the strikers and their SymplthiZ-
crS. I'll" hoy Mrtnnn was shot there.
and several attempts w"r" made to
burn outhtliIdin-S Within the in.:.U-
Sllrp
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
CASES IN
CITY COURT

In the City Court this morning
William Grimes, Harry Ladiere, Geo.
McAtee and Samuel Gurley we're
charged with being disorderly on the
street. The case of Grimes went over
until Monday, Alexander Davis tes
titled that the three men entered
Bothman restaurant about 4.l5
O'Clock this morning. McAtccr
cursed and created general disorder. lie
told them they would have to go out
If they did not keep quiet. The men
refused to pay for what they ordered
until he threatened them with ar
rest. Finally they paid their bill
and after going out Lapierc took
money from McAteer's pockets The
court imposed fine of SO and costs
in each case.
George Freeman, colorcd, pleaded
mob guilty to the assault and battery
on Rebecca White. lie was dismiss d
as ii was the wrong man who had
been arrested.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
ITEMS FROM. i,
!. |. .f-.1...CH]R|E|i:1l.A!luAll.,,, I R | II A 4,

Under the management of Mrs.
George Cupit q large and enjoyable
tpicnic was~heid on Thursday last at
Pocle'S Mill. Over a hundred sat
down to refreshments.
Christiana people are delighted
over the prospect OF having a large
brick making plant established here.
The attorney for the company says
that as SOON as arrangements can be
,made, $4,000 worth of machinery
will be. set up. Our clay mines are
inexhaustable. :S ..'., - ...-,.s.
r. The second game between Mar
shallton and Christiana teams was
played on the Marshallton Diam ond
this afternoon. q! t'a "sn"t.t "".a-,
Rev. James Scott Of Norristown.
Pa, preached at Salem Church last
Sunday afternoon. ...
Rev. Fred T. McKiusey. Of lie
Methodist Church here, will spend a
week in August at Sound Camp on
Roxanna Circuit. lie goes to assist
Rev. james G. Graham, preacher in
charge of the camp, which is ohe of
the largest in Sussex county.
One Of our young men received a
present of nice cat one day this
week. The Kittie's name rs '.Rose"
and will doubtless be held in high
esteem by said young man in memory
of happy past.
Mr.. Alva Currinder, of Wilmington
spent Thursday here.
The Misses Apple, Of Philadelphia,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs James
Stafford. II
Mr. David Leech was SO fortunate
as to- severely cut one Of his hands
the first Of the week. DR.. Peters
was obliged to take several stitches
i'll dressing the wound. :.
Mrs. Jamison, of Philadelphia, Is
the guest of Mr.. James Hills family.
Miss Ora Moore Of Elliott's Island.
Nd. :, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
+. Il. McKinsey at the Methodist
.-...
Mrs. I. Stille Chew of Mantau, n.
j., is the guest OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs James Appleby. '.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Nnhitnr'N Office TINY Ilnrc.

WASHINGTON. July I2-The an
nUal report of the auditor Of The treas
nry department, Just miulc public.
shows accounts rSauurl ana audited
To the number Of 9fi,4N5, involving re-
c"iptS and disbursements umo1uting to
$5.'1S lo.5S!, against a total Of 34Ogu
accounts, inr"h!A@ receipts and dis
hurS"In"nts of S5~Hh 7Gf uii. for tie
year ended .iUn.' :u 1901. tn, large
increase in I'll" numhcr Of accounts rN-
Hnined ANA audited is due to the re-
dcnption "f stamps uIdcr the act 10
repeal war taxes. The auditor makes
no recommendations
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
aa.i
RYAN'S TRIAL ENDED. i
-Ir, !-.iaa.i l.,.t.t, -;a -, :,
4 isWater Cure" Not 4 ToStuPe, but 4
ils Ulfo QavA~s'A go tg.s'

iy&water II Curey, Not Z Torture, bs& 4
siSi, Life saver. mi; %,,..
isI MANILA, July l2..-The court mar.
ftipl Of Captain James "A. Ryan Of the
Fifteenth cavalry on the charge OF ln.
necessary severity'to natives was con.
cluded yesterday. 1t is believed he
will be. acquitted. The accused during
the days proceedings made a lengthy
statement defending his actions, and
Major Edwin F. Glenn, Fifth infantry,
counsel for the captain, strongly plead
ed for his exoneration. He eontended
that the water cure was, not torture
and asserted that its use had saved
more American and Filipino lives than
other expedients of the campaign The
ma jor scored Judge Rhode for making
. Il report that he WAS unable to substan-
tiate and quoted a score of orders for
the execution Of guerrillas during the
civil war to justify Captain Ryan.
a, General Maxilon, who has been con
vlcted of treason at Cebu. island Of
Cebu, has been sentenced to ten years
Imprisonment and to pay a fine Of
. $1,000. .-..
General Noyiso, who was Jointly
charged with General Maxilon, was
sentenced to seven years imprisOn-
ment and a similar fine. ly
General Davis has turned over the
command of the American troops in
Mindanao island 10 General Sumner.
The two generals are visiting Camp
Nickers, where the Americans face the
Moros
The spread Of cholera has slightly
decreased, possibly on account of the
rain. The totals since the outbreak are:
Manila, ., tS1 cases and LIS deaths:
provinces, l2.416 eases and 9,357
deaths,
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
ITEMS r i FROM
!. I. M NEW l CASTLE.

New Castle, Julye12. AT the
meeting of Friendship Lodge, No. 3
A. o. y. W., held on Thursda,
night it was decided to suspend til
payment OF the quarterly dues fol
| this quarter. This course was ia
ken on account Of the financial con
dition If theitreasuly. Grand G,1ide
Caleb S. Watson on next Thursda,
will install the officers of Friendship
Lodge. 70 The officers elect are Past
master workman, Neal Sentman
master workman, George Il. Hew
lett: foreman, George w. Vantine
oyerseer, Edwin Eagla; guide, Jos
eph !Cofield; inside watch. Edward
Cheffeins; outside watch, John Wise
Edward Wilson, son Of John Will
son, of near State Road, met with a
serious accident and had all the toes
with the exception of the great toe
cut off. He was making some slight
repairs to the binder when the horse
started up and his foot came in con.
tact with the knife and the result
was that half of his foot was cut
off. He was brought here and his
injuries We're dressed by DR.. John
Black. Young Wilson has been rath-
er unfortunate as he has been out
Of the hospital but two weeks hav-
ing been there as a patient on ac-
count of an injured hand.
An important meeting of Division
No. 3, A. o. H.. will be held this
evening ut which the officers for
the ensuing year will be nominated.
The steamer Thomas Clyde put in
here yesterday rs the bartender
had his arm badly cut by broken
bottle, The man left the steamer
and after having his injuries dress
ed by DR.. Black he returned to
Philadelphia. .,.u.. ,,-..
The many friends of Miss Hettie
McCaughan are pleased to know
that she has been chosen as one of
the teachers of the Delaware City
public schools .. ..t
The farmers are getting more and
more delighted over the rural mail
delivery. But some Of them are
disappointed as well as some of the
city people over the postage. All
drop letters for the route are cents
postage each even though they are
in the city limits,
An effort will be made to cause
interest in Red Men affairs here.
The tribe that existed here at one
time was hustling organization.
Miss Dorothy S. CARRIER. of Phila-
delphia, is the guest of Miss Marie
Il. Mahoney.
George Knowles is at RehobOth.
Mrs. John M. Hance and Helen
are visiting near Coatesville. Pa
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12

"DEAR Mrs PISKuAM:I have taking your
health and have been nearly three
bebe headache at time menstratiou Since last August been
bed
sick with one Of my awful headaches and for five weeks in critical
tell
slow fever with marked bilious affection
completely Ny
condition
advised take Lydia T. Pinkms Vegetable
would like
FRANCES l. McCEEA Sheridan. Mont april 81, 19Oo)
DEAR Mrs PSKHkMI wish to testify greatly
ated by the medicine After taking bottles felt better
head and neck greatly relieved After reading testimonies
book you sent believed that had mor and while after when
now feel like creature and and
that much"
Sheridan
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Nhe .tt.Nnr L I,s R:,uLs

GENEVA, %Ni Hor.and. July l2.-
Til" lthon" has burst through both i,s
banks with disastrous results. The
railroad Line al"yr and irluw the
"Win,, 10 tl" torrent til" r;iiIromd sta
ton tlIcr" iaS been abaUduned The
ovrrloNug Of tll" river has submerged
Villages and washed out crops. bridges
and houses have been destroyed in all
directions. til" inhabitants Of the To-
caIity are trdntIc;Iiy engaged in cut
ting the river rlnl'ankHcntS TO relieve
the flood and save their property.
Floods have occurred elsewhere in
Switzerland.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Another Utiicini Found t,uiity

MINNEAPOLIS Mint. July t.
Police Captain John fitch"ttr. known
Throughout til" west as "CUneo .Iohu. ="
has been convicted o. lr"fickiuc in pc.
stonS ON the police force. The sppriiic
ch@rg" was that II" accepted $500 from
jnhn long for procuring the appoint
m"nt Of the latter as II policeman.
While the oHrls" is only niSd"nca-
nor and does not involve a p"ritentiary
sentence, III" conviction il regarded ns
Of great inpuiialc" in the current mu-
ntCjpal corruption exposures because
Of the implication Of other officials.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
WHY PHYSICIANS fail
To- @Cure Many Cases of Female Ills:
Some Sensible Reasons Why Mrs.
Pinkham is More Successful Than
Many Family Doctors.

woman sick disease peculiar to her fast develop
Ing in her system She her family physician and tells him
story but not the whole story
She Holds back Something head agtated forges
what she finally what
and this completely mystfes the DOCTOR
Is it wonder therefore that the doctor fails the disease?
Still cannot blame the for it detail
some symptoms Of her suffering her family physician
This the why hundreds thousands
in with Mrs Pinkha Lynn Mass 10 they
can give every when she ready to advise them she
than the physician possibly obtain through personal interview
Following publish letter from showing result
correspondence with Mrs Pkha All letters
absolutely confidential by Mrs nkham and published
without the writing of the patient
but hundreds of grateful for the health which Mrs Pink
ham and her medicine have been able to them that they
only consent to publishing their letters bt write asking that this be
done order that other who suffer be benefited by theft
eYr
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Cham mhcrlain Not At Ilanuuct.

LONDON. July T. In the absence
Oh account Of his accident Of Joseph
Chamberlain. the colonial secretary,
ia" Earl Of OnSiow. underSecretary
for the colonies. presided ut the empire
coronation banquet which WAS held in
tn" GuildlMll last night. The brilliant
"ompany Of over 600 persons included
the colonial prcniers, the Indian
princes aitd other distinguished visit.
ors now in London.
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Blg Cabbage

Dover. Del, July ll.--A mann.
moth head Of early cabbage is on
exhibition in Lockerman street
store from the farm Of A. S. Moor
at Lelpsic. The head measures
twelve and half inches across the
top and weighs thirteen pounds. 1t
was planted about the last of April
This beats the lO-pound head
raised by Thomas Green at New
Castle. .---.-r
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
Ehe Kansas t'!Gffls,

MANI ATTAIN. Kan. July l2.--rhe
food situation in the valleys Of the
Blue and Kuw rivers is becoming more
serious, and many families have been
forced to leave their homes for higher
ground. Th" Blue is a raging torrent
twcuty-ouc feet deep and still rising.
II is running over the Union Iacifr
Of two miles. taking a short cut to the
kAw river Just east Of Manhattan.
Tn" body Of a dead man t'oatcd past
here on the kHw. II could not he
caught
The evening Republican., 1902-07-12
F,rce ! KesigGa atior

W. j. Robinson, No, 306 Rroome
street has discovered that some one
forged lis name t0a resignation as
registrar for the 32nd district. An
investigation viii Ee made; and TIE
post Office authorities will also invcs.
tigate. '.''' 3D.. "'' on