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have enough to see it through II il takes FIVE
millions. Our proposition il to bring in
English-spcak king white settlers, W no arc able
TO read and write and are of good
character.
In case the Government consider il ad.
visable. we might offer also some Scandi.
navian or German seetlers; their acce ptance.
however, ill be optional with the Govern.
ment.
For our own protection, az we'll az q
guarantee that the settlers will be of proper
class. we will insist that each settle accepted
by our company shall furnish written state
rnents from at least three men or citizens Of
standing in his home community, showing
that he is a man Of upright character and
fulfils in every particular the requirements
OF good citizenship.
III after his arrival, the Government
takes exception to the character Of a settler
the company Is bound at its own expense
to send him back within fifteen DAYS
We are not asking for any concession or
special privilege; We simply desire the
privilege OF locating settlers on the Govern
nients own terms, al present in force, and
We only desire that lands shall he placed a,
Our disposal In sufficient amount to afford a
guarantee that these settlers, when they
come here from time To time will have the
lands to go on"
The representatives Of the syndicate say
that they intendto get their settlers from the
United States, principally from the middle
Western and Northwestern States and
the farming communities of New England
The settlers will be expected to fight their
own way. endure hardships, and in Q wosd.
meet the conditions that exist
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IN running from the place Wood fell and
fractured his skull against a tombstone
lie was taken to the City Hospital, where
no died week later, never having re-
covered consciousness. The gang promptly
stole Woods body and delivered it TO the
medical college where Wood himself had
assisted in delivering many bodies
1som Donnell. another member Of the
gang, received revelation after his ar
rest that very much surprised him. Before
he became member of the gang his wife
died and Cantrel, being a minister, was
employed TO officiate at the funeral The
corpse was taken in "A covered wagon to
Mount jackson cemetery. While on the
way Cantrel lay down by the coffin, took
out the body, hid il under the drivers scat
and then buried the empty coffin in the
presence of the relatives and friends
making a final prayer after the grave was
filled up. Donnel did not speak to Cantre
for several days after he learned Of this
treachery. but their jail life soon mad q
them friends again and they are now very
chummy
c. NJ. Willis. the undertaken under arrest .
Is charged with stealing a body which
had been intrusted TO him for burial
Dorie SnoNden died and was prepared by
Willis for interment and the fervices were
held at his morgue. After the services.
he and Cantrel. so Cantrcl says. took the
body from the coffin, substituted cheaper
one. and Cantrel buried the empty coffin.
the glass having been broken at Willls's
suggestion so that II might appear that
ghouls stole the body II the grave was ever
opened. Cantrel went with the officers to
Snowden's grave. described the coffin
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Breaks in China Prices.
Thanksgiving china Christmas china everyday china ane
prices known them be-


TEA SETS.
AT 1878 INSTEAD OF $500 Fine por-
celain tea sets, Sc pieces, graceful shapes
pretty aoral decorations; three different
color treatments
AT &.9S INSTEAD OF s7S0-Imported
china tea sets, So pieces, rose bud decors-
tons; all pieces gold trimmed.
DINNER SETS.
AT $s.9S-Cood porcelain dinner sets, 100
pieces, including soup tureen; very neat
Aoral spray decoration; two color treat.
menu, delft blue and green gold trimmed.
AT $6.96-Good porcelain dinner sets; 100
pieces, including soup tureen; very pretty
floral decorations in natural colors, two
styles gold trimmed.
AT $7.96. Good porcelain dinner sets, 100
pieces including soup turcen, very sttrae-
tive decoration in pleasing shade of blue.
This set presents q nicely finished appear.
ance, q the decoration is under the glaze,
which prevents the possibility of its wearing
off.
AT $3.50, WERE $ls0O.-Good porcelain
dinner sets, 100 pieces, including soup tn.
reen and three large plat,ers. Exquisite
aoral decoration in natural colors, all pieces
fully gold trimmed.
AT $ll.e8, WERE $lSOo.-very hand.
some English porcelain dinner set, 100
pieces, including soup tureen. Tae lates,
innovation in dinner ware. The edges are
pretty embossed Rocco pattern, in
tended to take the place of the usual gold
line which is objected to by great many,
as it wears OF by continued use.
AT $l2OO, WERE $lS00-Fine German
china dinner set, 100 pieces, including soup
tureen. The decoration Is a skilfully exc
executed floral design especially adapted to
the china, which is a handsomely embossed
pattern. Two color treatments.
AT $500, WERE $500 French china
dinner set, 100 pieces, ncluing soup
tureen; very graceful shapes. The chin
is pretty embossed design. The decora.
ton pink rose with green leaves laid on
in the Dresden style. A very attractive set
a, an exceptionally moderate price.
AT $500 INSTEAD OF $3s.Oo-Fine
French china dinner sets, 100 pieces, new
and graceful shapes, decorated with small
dainty flowers in natural colors. This Sc,
is very desirable for those who do not care
Cor china soup tureen.
AT $500 INSTEAD OF $4,000 Fine
Limoges dinner set, ll3 pieces, including
four sizes of plates, three pla,ters and soup
tureen. The decoration is an artistic floral
design in natural colors. This set bears the
Chas. Field Haviland stamp, a suficien,
guarantee of its high grade.
RICH CUT GLASS.
A 10, of the newest cuttings al prices tina,
will interest you.
Bowls So IS, 1898, $500.
Jugs-$6.7S, $3.50, $1,000, $1,000.
Flower Vases-$3. 90, 81, 50, s. 90, So. 50,
$3.50.
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Mems FURNISHINGS.
25c. for the soc. Suspenders
Suspenders that are always sold for a half.

Suspenders that are always sold tor a half-dol-
Lara goodly lot that the manufacturer made up
from the ends of his webbing. Just as good as the
best. anyone can wear them. Gives you two pairs
for the price of one. Good coorngs, cafskin ends,
glove button cast off,
'o FOR7 MUSLIN NIGHT SHIRTS-Men's night robes
OF specially good muslin "a quality always pu, 75c robes)
but chance purchase months ago made the
OF the mus in then maker his hands them in his
time resulting in what offer tomorrow actual 7s for
SOC each Full length sndage roomy gowns, made with
without collar, neatly trimmed, sizes IA to l8.
S9e FOR $500 AND $lS0 MEMS STIFF BOSOM SHIRT
Small quantity in sizes Is, IA, l4t,, Is lsh l6, 1871,
from stock whose real value ST. 90 and ST 50 each
Go o-mo1ow for &c. Made of madras, excelisnt
quality cuts detached attached sht open front
and back stripes and eoonss in good variety; ST. 50 and
ST. 90 shirt for 5oc each.
Csc FOR Soc SILK CRAvAT-Another shim.nt for Monday
kind rapidly last week. The reversible Ain.
hand and Teckeach shape Soc. scarf every stripe
figure spot SOC. quality at 2Sc.
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Now for Thanksgiving-Then!

This utityt the genuine Itself cherished in
the end Things have their laws well and things
be ifed with the quality and size tells the
seed sowing and the hong you your time
and that enpers the Thanksgiving It's your money
Losers that makes The unvarnsed utility me,-
chandsng that the growing satisfaction
interesting an better ready this annual
coming of old Thanksgiving Indeed will be taken at
disadvantage the esurey
able holiday shopping The full novelty
preparations for convenience necessity desire No
though only perhaps the hsd uck
gives the good luck buying worth of merchandise for
about fifty positive TRUTH which you find has actually
happened Tomorrow numbeess throughout
The Thanksgiving harvest now-the Christmas harvest next
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Odd Lots of Carpets
Under Present Wholesale Cost.

We have patterns the floor Of carpet store to
handle conveniently and offer odd lots ha
during the seasons seng much under wholesale
the size OF with there only enough pat
fa-sized
ADMINISTER CARPETS of III. hest
n,u makes limited
Lose '"" priced Regular $L2S &c
qualities &c., 9Sc and 81 1919
hall
which limited
lar $ll0 quality Csc yard regular ,nd$
$l%o quality at 81 yard quality toeloe at $ls9 yard.
Last OF the Carpet Rugs.
Here will find the of the rugs sizes and DUAL.
tiles and at less than half regular value
20 rugs size 6xo feet Values $780, at sos
yard
20 average size feet by IL up to s2s co. at
Sl3.75.
2s average size l06xl3 feet. Values up to $4,000 at
slo75
Wilton Rugs at Big Sacrifice.
lot OF the Wilton Rugs4l them Just direct from
the mills and they beauesthey standard quality
date and the work leading There
three and four frame rugs the five frame
Royal Wilton. Only al of them
ri2, so75 regular $500
8306, s2675;
VI Of These
sell here freely s. 50; m Monday, ~ ~
lot 3bx72 in $37S for
lot of art These are the best l~odqal
rdsx 81 yards at IS 90; regular $3.50
rs " $3.50; regular $67S (
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| LAMPS
Our lamp store never was more complete
than now-with all of the artistic creations
the market affords in both lamps and globes.
| A visit will be sure to turn to your profit. A
few Of the good things you will see:
POLISHED BRASS--New this season,
very effective and artistic, both banquet and
| reading; prices range from $500 to Sl9. 90.
RUBY AND BLACK LAMPS Wroueh,
iron trimmed; the popular ruby globes
match up well on these lamps, making
| rich and attractive appearance, hsrmonizinR
with all interior decorations; price, range
from $3.50 to $500.
JAPANESE BRONZE For centre table or
library exclusive designs, very attractive,
trimmed with bent glass shades or globes
prices range from s.. 50 to 5000.
ART METAL LAMPS, in new and novel
effects, including the ever popular wrought
iron lamps, $500 to $500.
DECORATED LAMPS, with globe, to
match, artistic creations tina, deligh, tn.
eyes of everyone, from 81. 90 to $500.
STUDENT LAMPS "A wide variety Of
these always cool, light giving necessities.
They have and always will outlive all other
styles, We have them with large or small
burners, variety of handsom. designs,
Prices range from $3.50 to 5000.
GAS AND ELECTRIC DROP LIGHTS
vast number OF handsom. designs from
the best makers. We can ht the gas lamp,
with either Welsbach or ordinary ga, burn.
ing fixtures. These lamps are in bron..
and the latest art metal effects Price,
range from 7Sc. to $1,000.
PIANO LAMPS-Wrousht iron and hand.
some art metal effects prices range from
$3.50 to $2l.Oo
WROUGHT IRON LANTERNS-For COSY
corners and Oriental rooms, both domestic
and venetian work patent extension hang
ing lamps, in brass, porcelain and wrolsh,
iron-princess lamps, hani limps, and
novelty light giving devices a, popular
prices.
CLOCKS.
Rich gold novelty clocks; q variety Of hand.
some designs; warranted good tim.k..pers:
$l.so instead of $500.
$l.75 $3.50.
S2.oS $3.50 and S375
WROUGHT IRON CANDLESTICKS-A
wide assortment OF these popular and a..
attractive ornaments; variety of Venetian
designs from the small, portable article 4
inches high to the tall, graceful design J
feet high. All under value from lOc. to
So. 50 each. Also wrought iron candela-
bra for to lights; beautiful designs, all
hand work.
JARDINIEREs.
Fine pottery jardinieres. The fines, FIN.
ishei goods on the market. Very attractive
glazed color treatment inside and out, Fancy
cut tops, graceful shapes
29c. instead Of Soc.
SOC. $l.Oo
zoe. $l.S0
SlOO SOD
$l.2S $3.50 <
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HOOSIER BODY SNATCHERS.
EXTRAORDINARY TRAFFIC W.
COVERED ~ INDIANAPOLIS.


Professors to Negro Grave Robbers
Remarkable Confession OF Colorrd
Preacher. VINO Directed the GhOuls.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 20.--What Is believed
10 be the most sensational grave robbing
record ever made in any country has been
developed here within the past few weeks.
Sixty-three graves have been opened and
the bodies found to be missing; twenty
four persons are under arrest in connection
with the crimes; and hundreds Of persons
who have buried relatives in the past two
years are tormented by the fear that their
bodies have been dissected.
The persons arrested repre- sent all con-
ditions in society, from the common laborer
70 the successful practitioner OF medicine
from the negro roustabout at the saloon,
TO the well-to-do farmer, and even an I'M
siertsker, a cemetery owner and the watch
men employed by him, are among the ac-
c,iscd persons.
Rufus Cantrel. the leader OF the gang OF
colored ghouls, is minister, and offlciated
at many Of the funerals Of the .colored
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23

AT $l0.oS--Women's chevio, jackets, short
and jsunty, tight fitting hack, double
breasted box front, tacings and rev.rcs of
pelu de sole, satin lined.
AT SIC. 50-Womsn's jacket, made from
blind cheviot, semi. fitting back, single
breasted, velvet col ar, new shaped sleeve.
finished with cuff, the seams and entire
coat is finished with rows Of neat stitching,
satin lined
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23
Ready to Wear for Men.
Clothing Like Custom Made.

There was time when man felt like crawling
in at the back door. that no one might him buy
a ready made suit. But to-day it's all reversed,
To wear Loeser clothing is an evidence of judg-
ment in economy-no man is ashamed of showing
that. Here are offers that hardly touch your
pocketbook.
$lS.00-Silk lined and made Of fine dress
worsteds, splendidly tailored and correct in
every detail
FULL DRESS COATS AND VESTS, REGU-
LAR $500, AT $27. S0-Silk lined through
out. made Of fine dress worsteds, splendidly
tailored and correct in every way.
FULL DRESS TROUSERS, REGULAR $500,
AT $6.00-Made of fine black dress worsteds.
PRINCE ALBERT COATS AND VESTS, REG
ULAR $500 TO $4,000. AT $500
Of black unfinished worsteds and Oxford gray,
silk lined and correct in every way and taultless
: fitting.
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Another Lace Selling Triumph.
$4,000 to $4,000 Lace Robes at s14.5o and
SI0.5c.

The lace robes sold Monday brought demands the
week. Unfortunately have had We have
however succeeded getting IS robes for that anything
better values than last Monday They Esprit dot
square mesh Chany La Tosca and Brussels
trimmed with fancy applique of both and braid effects; liberty
silk plaing and shirrng before sold such prices All
>$l45O to 49, so; regular $2o 90 to $50 90. :
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FREDKRICk IOEsER 4 60.
BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENT.
MEMS Single-Breasted Sack Suits
Made to Order SIS, Usually S35 to $40.

w O'S'e1 ), 00N"rfy w ~ ~F0'
Just fifty may share n this important Offer Our tailoring
store has the busiest and that's
cause this good We have gathered together all Of single
suit lengths the numbering fifty all and comprising fancy
hevo fancy worsted and wod chevo patterns the best of
the Tomorrow fifty may take their choice and have
sack lines and finished and tailored
In that will reflect credit tailoring And
our orepeaed ausen you satisfied you do have
Jake the suit We've only cloth enough for AZ chest
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AT l0c. INSTEAD OF Women s
fine gauge black fieeee-lined cotton stockings,
splieed heels and toes, guaranteed stainless.
AT l2He INSTEAD OF Women's
medium weight black cotton stockings,
spliced heels and toes, also mems cotton
socks ia tan and slate.
AT 2Sc. INSTEAD OF J5c.- Children .
black ribbed cashmere stockings, spliced
heels and toes with full fashioned feet.
Sizes SH to 81.
AT 2se. INSTEAD OF 3se.-Women' S
black esshmere stockings, merino heels
snd toes, plain and ribbed; also fine gauge
. black cotton with split soles.
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BROOKLYN ADyERTIsEMENTs.
Women's Tailor-Made Suits.
Were s. 500, Tomorrow SI8.o8.
Were 5000, Tomorrow $500.

And they the best made suit values that have come
from this Brookyn's finest suit
The $l8 SO taiomade of grey striped hbene
blouse finished shoulder velvet collar and braid
trimmings tae lined gored skirt made aeta silk DROP
suit that usually sells for $500.
The $35 90 or-made suits handsome collection OF suits
made the fabrics and the smartest Vt
styles showing that be realize the real worth OF
the offering. They really $50. 90 values
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23

AT Sis 98-30-in coat of extra quality OF
cheviot, plated front, semi-htting back,
notehed collar, hip pockets, satin lined.
AT $50 700 2-inch coat, made from light
weight cariel's hair finished cheviot, large
collar, new full sleeves, trimmed with braid
and fancy buttons. The Goa: is interlined
and lined with good quality of satin.
AT SS.9S-A special lot Of golf capes 10
colors, grey and black mixtures.
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ROGERS Al PLATE
Butter knives, 2sc. each, reg.
ularly see.
Cold meat forks, 45c. each,
regularly 7Sc.
Gravy ladies, 4Se. each, regu-
larly 89c.
Berry spoons, Soc. each, regu.
larly 800.
Oyster ladies, soc. each, egu.
larry $l.59.
Soup ladies, SLID each, regu.
larry 500.
Golf ee spoons, gilt bowl, Sc, Of
8, 89c., regularly Sl.7S
Oyster forks, set Of 6, SOC. \,
regularly $50.
Butter spreaders, set of s,
Sl.l9, regularly Sis.
Celluloid handle dinner knives,
, special, $500 dozen.
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AT Csc. INSTEAD OF 3oc.-Boys' extra
heavy natural fleece lined shirts self fronts,
long sleeves, with drawers to match.
AT 25c. INSTEAD OF 3Sc.-Children' 3
shaped ribbed fleece vests, high neck, long
sleeves, with pantalettes to match. sizes
2to7.
AT 39c. INSTEAD OF Soc. -Women's
shaped white ribbed fleece vests. high neck,
long sleeves, with French band drawers
TO match.
AT ACC. INSTEAD OF 7Sc.-Women's
shaped white ribbed merino vests. high
neck, long and short sleeves; also drawers
with French band to match. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23
Underwear and STOCKINGS,
Big Savings for Everybody.

The unreasonable weather does the buyer good weather
underwear and such these demanding good higher
prices everywhere else. That is almost always the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-23

| SChDNOfLE PLATE.
Cracker lars lar E size, Sl.OO
each, regularly sl,75.
Bread trays FURNISHED, Sl.2s
each, regularly sl.75.
Condensed milk holders, $50
each, regularly $500.
Card trays, 69c. each, regularly
81. 50.
Crumb sets q pieces, $l.oo
set. regularly 81. 50.
Child's set, knife, fork and
spoon, in box Rogers, soc. set,
regularly $l.l0
Pickle jars new glass, Sl.o0
each, regularly sl.S0
Flower vases, assorted designs,
2Sc. each.
Chocolate pots, special. $l.89
each.
Frui, stands, large size, s2.7s
each. Z
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Thanksgiving Silverware.
Here's a Last Call.

If your selecting must be done in these last few
days, there every reason why you should come here
both because of our siverware stock and because of
prices. For instance, the following timely hints
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
A New Organization.

The S. Il. S. A. G. which means
Sistersvllle High School Athletic
Club was organized yesterday eve
ming with the following officers:
Perry Lamberton, president;
Glen Crist, vice president; Robert
Finlayson, secretary: Walter Reilz'
treasurer.
They have arranged for a roo
In the High School building and
expect to take a leading part In all
athletic sports. They have organ
ICED a foot ball team that will play
any team averaging not more than
100 pounds. The linesup follows:
Lett end, Asa. Snow; left tackle,
Clyde Mooney; left guard, Clyde
McMlchse]; center, Clayton Nc
Michael; right guard, Percy Dodge;
right tackle, Clyde johnson; right
end, Harry Cutler; quarter back,
Walter Reitz; left half bach, Dick
Sage; right half back, Glen Crist;
fill back, Jesse Sage
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
GEN. STEWART IN THE LEAD.
Pennsylvania May Be G. A. r. Com
mander-cities Now ffter En-
campment May Not Get 1t.

Washington, Oct. 9.-The three &C
tive candidates for the honor of en-
pertaining the G. A. R., at the next
annual encampment Of the G. A. H.
are Saratoga, Atlantic City and San
Francisco. There seems to be. qulte
a sentiment in favor Of choosing some
city between the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers, and it is said that the en-
campment may go to neither Of the
three cities named If a. city in the
middle west actively pushes Its
claims. e.. g.
The leading candidates for comman.
der-in-chief are General Stewart, OF
Pennsylvania; General John c. Black,
of Illinois; Colonel McElroy, Of Wash
ington, and General Daniel Sickles,
Of New York. General Stewart Is
thought to have the lead at present,
though General Blacks friends claim
about an equal number Of delegates
pledged. For senior vice commander
the race apparently lies between J.
M. Smith, of Ohio and H. M. Ora
hood, Of Colorado, with Mr.. Shaw, OF
West Virginia, Assistant Adjutant
General Averill, of West Virginia, and
Mr.. Calkins, Of Oregon, contesting for
the honor Of being junior vice com
mander-in chief.
Helier's Testimony
Albert Heller, living at I114
Farnham street, Omaha, says: II
Rave tried most everything that Is
us-d as a preventive or cure for
beadsche, but nothing did me so
much good as Krause's Headache
Capsules. Others who have used
them say the same thing" Price
25c Sold by c. W. Grier.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
A Pleasant Party.

Last night q their pleasant home
On Virginia street, Mr.. and Mrs
Foster Mitchell entertained COM
pany in honor of Misses Lillian NC
Kee and BlavDe Berry. The young
folks were entertained with Pro-
gressive Domino Whist. The first
,wo prizes were capt.red by Mr..
T c Neale and Miss Tessie Baren'Z.
The other prizes were won by Nh.
Frank McCauley and Miss Edith
Moore At the proper hour a de-
lectable lunch was served and all
present passed very pleasant eve.
ming. The colors were white and
pink. Those present were Messrs.
T. C.'Neal. Salsbery, Charles Hare,
Frank J. McCauley, W. Earl West,
Richaro Elliott, Glenn Elliott
Ralph Dsvore Lawrence Bevens,
John J. Mckay, Perry Lamberton,
+. J. Mccoy and DR.. Morris.
The ladies present were Misses
Edi,h Moore, Mae Corbitt, June
McCov, Hattie Young, Tessie Bar
en,z, Agnes Kelley y, Margaret Kel-
ley, Gepevieve Kelley. Mary B.
Staples, Eva Wright, Bertha Chad.
derdon, Edith Neil, Bessie Marsh,
Elsie Stealey. Blayne Berry, LII
ltau Mckee Mrs. Charles Bailey
assisted Mrs Mitchell In receiving
and entertaining the COMPANY.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
Bragg to Leave Havana.

washington, Oct. 9.-Edward S
Bragg. consul general at Havana, has
been transferred to the post Of United
States consul general at Hong Kong
taking the place Of William A. Rublee
who has been transferred to the con
sulate at Havana. General Bragg
made a disparaging statement regard
ing the Cubans, in letter to his
wife, which was, without his intention
= ade public.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-09
PARKERSBURG
-
Real Estate.
How to flake
Money.

On March 23rd me sold a lady a
lot for $500; one month later we re-
sod 1t for her for 5000; $1oo profit
In thirty days
On July 24th we sold a gentle
man lot for $475; on August 9th
we esold 1t for $575 500 profit
In twelve DAYS.
On June the 5th two gentlemen
bought fifteen acres of land on the
Parkersburg & Marietta car line for
s. $50; on the nth of August we
sold It for them for IS SEQ. ST. $50
profit In two months
What others have done can be
cone by you. Parkeasburg real es-
tate is the best investment you can
make. 1t has advanced steadily In
value for twenty FIVE years