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West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-27

FROM TBR OILFIELDS
TIL OIL MARKET.
Gtena................... %
PennsylvaAae ...................''...'.''.''.A ID
C0rm1ng.................s..s's's 10
New Castle. w
North Lam@......s.s-........ %
gouth Ldma.-....-.. 90
white HOUSE,. 90
InAiana......... 81
smmerset 50
Lacy. .. 60
The we'll of the United OIL and
Gas company, which Is being
drilled on the land of Mr.. II. Stea-
ley, ~ miles northeast of Middle
bourne, Is due this evening.
The Valley Oil company com.
posed Of c. A. Krug, z. Queen,
d. e. Thoenen and others, of
this city, have drilled In their
No. 2 VIM. Outward. back of st.
Marys, and have a good well.
Richie COUNTY NOTES.
Mallory Bros. & Co. have drilled
their No. 3 on the c. c. Weekly
farm into the Keener sand and
have a strong gasser. spraying
some oil. 1t will make a FIVE or
ten barrel producer.
In the Meadville district the Car
ter Oil company has completed its
test well on the J. r. Baker farm
and has buster In the Big Ipjun
sand.
KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE.
The Indian Greek Oil company
has been incorporated under that
title.
The Interstate cCmpany's well
on the Hill farm was down 100 feet
at last accounts.
They are down something over
100 feet at the Indian creek well
and getting along all right.
Judge Riseden has made arrange.
ments for the drilling of well on
the A. A. Flooding farm near Cha
mute.
S. S. Scanton and J. M. Yocum,
of Celina, Ohio, were here a few
days this week, looking after their
oil interests.
]. II. Campton, president of the
Inter State Petroleum company and
general manager of the Bay State
company. Is In town for few days
William Henley and William M.
Abbott, of Cincinnati, called on the
Gazette Tuesday. They have been
down to the oil regions In the In
terest of some Ohio capitalists and
returned we'll pleased with the out.
look.
There Is some talk of drilling a
we'll here on the mountain. but we
are not sure that 1t will materialize.
Some people are of the belief that
the oil Is stored Under this noun
tain and that which Is found In the
valleys Is only seepings from the
main supply.
Bad weather still continues to
hold this field in Its grip and
but little can be done toward
getting more machinery into the
field. They are working at the
drilling wells as much as Is posi-.
bic during this kind of weather,
but are not making as much head.
way a usual.-Fentress County
Gazette.
The Somerset OH company Is
running two rigs on Its Sunny
brook property drilling Its Nos. 8
and 9 wells. No. 7 proved dry,
making the second dry hole In the
experience of the com pany. Its
Nos. S and 2 are producing about
two tanks day. Somerset (Ky.)
Journal.
For Catarrhal Deafness.
V01 will End RnnSen'S Cream
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-11-01

NEWSPAPER Law.

/ Subscribers lpho do not giUe express notice to
he contrary considered as l0ishinq to continue
heir subscription.
n subscribers order the diseontinudnce Of their
periodicals. the publisher may continue to send
hem until all arrears are paid.
II subscribers neglect refuse TO take their pc
eiodicaLs from the Office 20 ichich they directed
they held responsible I'LL they hare settled their
biH and ordered their paper discontinued.
II subscribers mOpe TO other places lcitho,tt
Informing the publisher, and the paper Is sent TO the
'ormer direction, they are held responsible.
8 The courts haze decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the eGiee, or reHoetng and earring
them uncailed for is prinG fdcie eUtdenee Of tnteT-
tiondi fraud
9. Any person ,oho receiUes newspaper and
makes Of It, whether he has subscribed for IL or
not, IS held in taV as a subscriber.
T. The Postmaster toho negleets TO gipe the legal
notice Of the neglect Of person to take from the Of
nee the newspaper addressed 20 him is liable TO the
publisher for the subscription price.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-11-01
REPUBLICAN
State Ticket

For United States Senator.
THOMAS P. HAWLEY,
of Ormsby county.
For Congressman,
E. S. HARRINGTON,
of Elko county.
For Governor,
A. c. CLEVELAND,
of White Pine county.
For Lieutenant Governor.
FRANK ]. BUTTON,
of Humboldt county.
For Supreme Judge.
PATSY BOWLER,
of Esmeralda county.
For Secretary of State.
w. G. DOUGLASS,
of Storey county.
For State Treasurer,
SIMON BRAY,
OF Lander county.
For State Controller.
M. c. MCMILLAN,
of washoe county.
For Surveyor General
w. c. GAYHART,
OF Lander county.
For supt of Public Instruction,
ORVIS RING,
of washoe county.
For state Printer.
w. w. BOOTH,
of Nye county.
For Attorney General.
SAM PLATT,
of ormsby county.
For State University Regent-LonglTerm,
f. R. DODGE,
of Washoe county.
For State University Regent-short Term,
H. SPRINGMEYER,
of Douglas county.
For District Judge First District,
M. A. MURPHY,
of ormsby county.
For District Judge-Second District,
F. H. NORCROSS,
of washoe county.
For District Judge-Third District,
R. L. JONES,
of Nye county.
For District Judge-Fourth District,
c. ]. OSBORNE,
of Lincoln county.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-29
Our
Woman
Department

Probably the most satisfactory work
done by club women is the compila'
tion and circulation OF travelling H.
braries. With but little effort and
not a great deal OF money. a first H.
brary OF ATTY books is procured, and
before long the women who have
started this messenger on its way get
reports from the people in Isolated
places To whom the books bring a
pleasure that Is difficult to estimate.
This stimulates further effort and
before long another case Of fifty books
IA on the circuit. Another and an
other lot OF standard books is secured,
and because the people to whom they
are sent realize what they mean and
are sorry TO see them go, town iibrar'
les are established. In almost every
case this work of making a town i'm
pnovement is started by the women's
clubs. and in time the enterprise is
taken up willingly by the place as a
whole. In some states the legisla-
lures. recognizing the influence for
good in the travelling libraries, have
taken the responsibility Of compiling
them and sending them to the re
mote places in their jurisdiction
This is practically the history OF
the travelling library movement In
every state. There is scarcely club
in any part OF the Union that is not
either doing something personally OF
through its federation for the cause
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-29

In this state the initiative was taken
by the Portland Womans Club, and It's
example has been followed by some OF
the clubs in Eastern and Southern
Oregon districts,
Some one was asking for a recipe
of mince meat or fruit cake that would
keep a long time and be moist. There
is a fruit cake that will keep a long
time a year II need be, provided no
one eats IN and will be moist The
longer you keep il the better il tastes.
There il is;
Onehalf pound brown sugar y
pound butter, y pound -four lpound
raisins, pound currants 4 pound
citron, a nutmeg, one teaspoonful
cloves. one teaspoOful alspice, tea
spoonful OF baking powder, o eggs.
To double the recipe will make a
very large cake. II should be kept 9
weeks before being cut Putting Il
away wrapped in thick cloth until
ready for use, improves the flavor.
This is a good recipe for mince
meat
Take 3 pounds OF chopped beef
ls,pound OF suet. pounds of chopped
apples. pounds OF raisins pounds
dried currants. y gallon cranberries
chopped fine , pounds OF sugar,
quart Of boiled cider, pin OF vinegar
two heaping teaspOonfuls OF cinnamon
two teaspoonfuls OF allspice, ! large
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-29
How's This7

We Oher one Hundred Dollars !"
ward for any case OF Catarrh ths1 -
not be cured by Halls Catarrh CSls Un
Toledo Q
We. the undersigned, haye kho"s "a a
j. Cheney for the last 10 yeafs, N
believe him perfectly honorable y IN,
business transactions and nhan.,h
able TO carry out any obligations ~, ~
by their firm. West & Truax. W. ~,
sale Druggists, Toledo, o. We,S,- Wn-r
Kinnan & Marvin. Wholesaie -
gists, Toledo, o. ia.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken M n,
nally, acting directly upon tns -
and mucous surfaces OF the 80
Testimonials sent free. Prlee -
bottle. Sold by all druggists,
Halls Family Pills are the Ds'N
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-29
STOCKTON q: STOCKTON
Big Inventory Sale.

ehavebe nhsnga Nov Dec
EsTocK tn usually
yatcen
bargains l
newgp
- anHH Thn ever twin nyu the hoce 20 b
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-29
Dress and Walking Skirts

We have had dandy line Of skirts. Not
one but what is beauty. Although we haven
the full stock now we have splendid line to
choose from, and they are bargains as they are
marked. What about the sale price lone
and see. c.u -
A beautiful new line of new Silk Dress
Skirts coming. These will go in on the sale
price when they get here. Wait for them.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-29

nutmeg and heaping teaspooful Of
ground cloves. This recipe makes
from four 10 FIVE gallons.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-29

in the correct and easiest way. AS
usually done, with the body thrown
forward at the hips, the heel Of the
foot constantly striking. the poise OF
the body is lost. and a great strain
is put on the back, tending 10 increase
the nervousness Of the housewife. II
the body Is carried well poised, up
right from the hips the ball OF the foot
striking the stair first, the knees be
ing flexible both in ascending and de-
scending. all the good effects are Oh
tained. and If much stair climbing is
done there will be a great difference
in the feeling OF vitality. Ascending
stairs rapidly by springing from the
ball OF one foot TO another forms an
excellent means OF strengthening the
ankles and curing a tendency TO fiat
feet.
Household labor involves almost
necessarily a great amount OF stand
ing. This can at times be remedied,
in ironing for instance, more especi-
ally in doing the smaller pieces, by
means Of a high seat adjusted TO the
ironing board. This gives one a rest
for the lower part OF the body. This
Is a great relief for those who suffer
from yaricose veins. II the ankles
are inclined 10 swell through too much
standing, a few seconds rest lying
fiat on the back with the feet slight.
ly higher than the head will be found
preventive,
II the house lis we'll aired In the
morning il viii be a great aid 10 the
physical and mental viyacity OF the
inmates. A fun development OF the
chest is necessary for an adequate
Inspiration, and with a good store OF
oxygen the chances OF fatigue are less
ened The breathing should start al
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-29
TO STOCKTONS, 298>3OO COML ST.

breathing and freedom from restrain
ing clothing declare unanimously 10
their favor and have the best OF n
suits 20 show from their practice
One necessity for these exercsa
especially the correct method Of s1f
climbing, is a moderately short s1t
Many a woman could be taller ifGf
would hold up her head. She 'los
her head forward In sloyenly tashiH
or she pokes il front, in goose sgs
Let her hold II up and she vii iia
she is an inch 10 the bettk y
standing under a board she can 'es'
this. II she win lift her chin ID W
air and poise her head high she VI
touch the board.
The reason there are more men -
woemn preachers is because theH'
less demand for the latter. ana y
haps the cause Of this prevailing se
ment is best explained by an Ease,
man who went 10 hear Rev. Ann ~.
Eastman. The sermon was all rlsl'
he said, but hear a woman p'sS'
six days in the week and on the -
enth ! prefer TO hear a man
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-29
TO STOCKTONS FOR THE BEST

nutmeg and heaping teaspooful Of
ground cloves. This recipe makes
from four 20 FIVE gallons.
The following little story comes
from an adjacent village which has
a moral for wives as well as husbands:
A very worthy matron suspected that
her husband was in the habit OF kiss
ing the hired girl and resolved 10
catch him in the act One night she
saw him pass quietly into the
kitchen. The hired girl was out and
the kitchen dark The jealous wife
took a few matches in her hand and
hastily placing a shawl over her head
as the hired girl often did, entered
the back door and Immediately she
was seized and kissed and embraced
in an ardent manner. With heart
almost bursting the wife prepared TO
administer scathing rebuke TO the
.faithless husband, and tearing herself
from his fond embrace, she
struck a match and stood face 10 face
with-the hired man.
The housekeeper will find that in
almost every department of housework
labor can be saved adyantageously
with little thought gwen TO the
how" OF doing things and the strain
and WEAKNESS resulting from many
household duties avoided, says a writ
er in Good Housekeeping, who pro
ceeds TO tell something about the
methods OF securing this result as fol.
lows;
Household labor is varied in its re-
quirements and can be made an aid
70 physical culture. Walking up and
down stairs can be made an excellent
exercise for developing the muscles OF
the leg from the hip down and giving
good poise 10 the body il performed
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-29
TO STOCKTONS FOR THE BEST

The Journals Weekly
Budget OF Club News
and Items Of Interest,"
Pertaining 10 the
Home.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-29
Blankets and Comforts

We have a big line Of these. We are not
undersold on our regular prices Come and get
the bargains now.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-29

the waist. the body expanding all
around. In this way the lungs are
filled To the limit OF their capacity,
and with an intense expiration this
can be made an excellent exercise,
taken while about household duties
that are advantageous 10 a good posi-
ton OF the chest and VIXEN the air
is pure
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-29

That housewOrk exercise will be
found profitable and even pleasant la
Dor in the health and strength attained
through il has been proved by several
who have taken 10 the hygienic ways.
One lady laughed at the idea OF doing
her housework in any but the quick
est possible way" as she explained il,
Afterward she unconsciously admitted
that she always took the stretching
and breathing movements after any
chest contracting or bending effort
Others who have tried the deeE
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-29

The following exercise is excellent
as a nerve and muscle rest in change
OF position; Lying at full length on the
back, raise the arms forward, upward
over the head, and then stretch the
whole body from the toes TO the tips
OF the fingers. Hold this position for
a few seconds and then relax com
pletely. Repeat several times.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-11-29

To make houseworS thoroughly hy-
gienic the clothing must be worn loose
and corsets discarded. The action OF
the body expanding and contracting
in correct breathing, demands this. Il
gives the woman who cannot quite
decide 10 discard corsets altogether a
chance TO give here body some free
dom from restriction and practice in
carrying the body erect without such
support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12
ICEMEN'S BALL
A SUCCESS

Those who attended the lc.usn's
bali AZ the Armury last uiEht met
with no cool reception. In fast.
quite the opposite VAS the ease. aud
the affair was a decided success both
socially ana financially. The bali
VAS given under the auspices Of
local Inion No. SSH. The hail Was
ariistichiiy decorated for the oecaa
sion, the moot striking feature heing
pyramid Of huge blocks of aftffi
eiai See reared In the center q the
dancing floor. Flowers. fruit and
fish. ffozen into these translucent
cubes. made most striking effect
under the glare Of the electric lights.
A. a ballroom decoration Il was a.
novel as u was beautiful
Following were the committees
having the affair In charEc
Arrangements Houssuiafi
John ~. Hehrendt. Harry Slack
Andy Dale. a p nshrsudt. Max
Hippo. a. y FtetuminE. Herman
fohls. Isaac Mef'eiiaush
Floor Harry slack. John Heb
reasit. a y behrvndt. Andy Dale H.
p FlemniuR
Inception ". II. Green. Mnv iftp.
pe. James Murrhy. Edwin f.nran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12
SEATTLE
WINS the
H0N0RS
In thsv ~. c. q. Psnths-
Ion Contest

TACOMA. Dee f2-The Seattle
\. N. G. A. carried OF the honnrs
n the pentathiun canfsHt az the Y
~. e. a. EytunaSiu last night, scor-
ing 4 total Of ftaS points 90 1913 for
Everett and ieTs for Taeoms.
The feature Of the eysninE VAS
the long diving contest between
elaude McCi-liaha Of Tacoma and
Dave Grant IL Seattle. Grant diving
IS feet . inches. breaking the world .
record Of "a feet ) inches. BY inch
eA The feat VAS performed before
properly accredited representative >
ard VIII be formally died with the
A. A. l.. Grant uaN seaftles star.
fer he also took fifsf tn the high
jump and pole contest.
The i2e-yard potato race vas
amusing and exciting. and was tied
b. two seattle men. Mclaughlin ard
Smith. each making It IN ~ g-5 ser-
audz The shot put wns wen hy
Eshsitnan 81 Tacoma who put hts
Ia pound shot - feet 4 inches. with
Begin % Tacpmst. second. The three
Foadh jumps were won BY Larson 81
Everett. AZ - feet II inches. with
Smith 81 Seattle q close aecond- The
next events she high jump. wa won
hy Grant % Seattle. at feet How .
ard Of Seattle. and Mcf-isiiand q
faeousas tie1ng for srenrd place The
POLE vault VAS won easily by Grant
At 10 feet. Duryea Of Everett tieiuR
with Howard o. Seattle for second
place The individual total points
veere as follows
Tacoma cCleiland. aea. Begiin.
zIs; Grain. s1fs H-a1eiman. 2t3.
total. f.a7s.
Howard sHs Mcfaukh-
I'm. sss Grant "a. Smith. ga.
total sos
E.verstt--r.arHou sis. Hilisry.
SIS Duryea. 252 Fraiiey. 100. total.
Lib
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS
Comfort for All Mankind

A nice Christmas Eift n a pair Of
comfortable slippers they are a SIT
everyone likes The Northwestern
Shoe Co Thought over this gift aues-
tion and have made this Slipper
Week at their hiE sale People we're
Immediately awake Go their Interests
because they knew they were getting
the hest VALUES for little money
They hRNe been carrying away hiirs
psrH by the Heofss. yet there are
stiii sdlippsrs left for the later conn
ers. This went last long, however.
better Frt In lsas.
In vnmen.H slippers they have feiis
with frit Hoiss at % cents. felt nnis
iifierr IN stack and brown at - cents
and felt clippers in black and bros n
at noe
In mems slippers are Veisets Al %
cents. Opera and Columbia slippers
in black and brown al ti.oo. ltameos
tn black and brew NJ tl.1f. felt Ha-
msoa al 81 =. black felt slippers At
u.st and felt shippers with felt saiss
at 20 cents.
Mrn'H and wamsn'n toilet slippers
al 70 e.nts and mlsses and ehiidren'a
toilet slippers II asruuts
NoWTHWFNTEnS SHOE CO.
SIS ssaona avenue,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12
WAS NOT A
REAL TEST
Further Litigation in Dance
Hall License Case Necessary

The police aud city authorities are
not yet cut Of the Nuods as regards
eoneert hall licenses. This d evil
denesd BY the fact that warrants
WITH issue today for the arrest Of
Thomas Considine. proprietor OF the
Peoples theatsf. aud Joseph Wat
ktns. owner OF the Monterey theatef.
beth old tsudsrioin resorts.
II appears now that the conviction
yesterday OF ]. n. f1siding, proprie-
tor Of the Mascot theater on the
charge 81 conductinx hts RESORT an
der a licrnse obtained a few hours
after Mayor hameN had signed the
new ordnance regulating dance halls
and resorts OF similar character.
does not carry with Il the dispo<i.
ton OF the alleged invalid licenses
Of the Peoples and the Monterey
theaters.
IL seems that the licenses procured
~ gonSlaine and Watkins were Is
Hued by the city comptroller on the
day the new ordinance was passed.
whlch was the day prior 20 that On
which the bill WAS signed by Mayor
Humes
This. Il 10 coutenaea. places Con-
ridtne and Watkins outside the pale
% the decision rendered yesterday
b. paiice Judge George. A. a con-
sequence the warrants for the arrest
ef ronsidtne and Watkins Will issue
and Il will be ieft % the courts to
aeeide A. 70 the legality OF their
licenses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12
FlREB0AT CREW
is LARGE ENOUGH

At inserting u the council com
nalftee ON IRE and water last night
II was decided 10 reject the petition
signed hf all the ihrgu business
houses ou the waterfront for mnFe
tifetncu On the fneaosi EnuquAinsis
The petitioners claim that the press
ent force b insufficient a. handle ef-
feeityeiY the beat and the attending
ho~e Nagun at the same time.
A. last nights meetiuy chief Guak
stated that in his sstima ton ths
present ffr heat enfts Il large
enough, he said the Grew now con-
Nistr ~ nine men.
On account uf the installation ~
the new Queen Anne hlli nfe hsuHe
Station and the Madison street head
quarters Il Was dceiaed 20 ressssfn-
mend 20 the council the appointment
Il number Of additional firrmen.
The committss aiso decided to
make a reuaft. recommending the
appropriation Of ttlta fer the pur-
chase 81 a neW hose wagon o. be
used at the new Madison street sta.
ft1n. and also for the purchase Of
snlo feet % neN hose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12
REAL ESTATE MARKET
IS QUIET THIS WEEK

ter way. to h. NJ Hess FOR the cree
ton OF tWo 81 900 cottages az epe aud
tat Fast john street Go v. q, stslsi
eusan for 3 900 residence at al
sixteenth avenue north Co Carrie
n. Nalcntine for tWo - 700 cottages
At nig and algi seventh avenue
west; 60 r. 4, tleebe Tor 81 $50
residence &C ZOE Eleventh avenue
north. Ia u. tfeWett FOR N $1,000 cot
tAEr at iita Fifteenth avenue uefth
70 Daisy y, taadd faf 8. 200 cottage
at 1895 Thirty seventh avenue ta y
4. Olson, 81, 800 cottage at taoe foue
teeuth avenue northeast to Susie
NJ, Allen sa5ea rraidcncv Rt ittS
Fifteenth avenue north, 10 II. II
Kent TOT stnee store ana flat
building az eos Fifteenth avenue
north. Ia NJ, loss Tor N.fpo resi=
denee az a3ie East Green Lake honle-
ward 10 J. H. setback, 81. 300 cot
tsEe at g2 Twelfth avenue north
to E y, Whittier, a 81. 500 brick store
al gtia First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12

nurtng the past week the real ess
tate market has been extremely
aulet. Accordius to local dealers not
a deal of any sfeat magnitude has
been mAav. and safes cf small lots
81 residence property have not been
heavy.
The building season n said TO he IN
the Wnne Tor the present theukh
there a every prospect that huslnesr
viii Begin to pick un again after the
holidays
nuilding permits aEstVFating over
xsa eco In value have been issued dur
Ina the past week.
Alex Wilson secured a permit To
erect ttd,eoo tWa=sturN frame With
brick veneer building ~ iVi 10 III
University street Austin y, Crit
ftths procured a permit TOT the etees
ffnu OF a stee0 three story fiat hutids
ms az iiod 60 ittu seventh avenue,
other permits we're issued to :.
Resers for a s. coo three story store
and flAt building at III aud SIS Yes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-12
MODERN
CRUSOE

Rev. q. 4. cue. who conducts an
ofphAnagv at Wood island. near ka=
diak. has been pia Ning NnhinHan
Crusoc Tor the last three years in a
manner that would win the approhas
tion 81 Alexander aeiklrk. were that
worthy IN the land at the living lie
has converted his efatN hiie cold and
barren Island in a northern sea into
a veritable geological garden
A dorcn thoroughbred Minorea
fowls arr going 20 hia farm GA the
steamer bertha. which sails for VAL
dea and way ports tomorrow morn
bnK. the preacher has already
stocked the small island with rare
collection Of Alaskan f,'kes, and be-
sides has COWS. horses ana AnEofa
Enata.