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Galveston-Quiet and steady; mid
ding, 15-16c; net receipts, S5; gross,
81; stock 11,7S8.
Norfolk-Steady; middling, &c; net
receipts, 267; gross, 367; sales, 43; stock
1881. Exports-Coastwise 1,492.
Baltimore-Nominal; middling, SIC;
net receipts, 624; gross, 624; stock, 81
222
Boston-Quiet; middling, 95-16c:
gross, $780, EXports-To' Great Britain,
30.
Wilmington-Firm; middling, SIC;
stock 1857
hiladelphia-Quiet: middling,9 9-16c:
net receipts, 43; gross, 40; stock, 1856.
SaFannah-Quiet; middling, SIC; net
receipts, 10; gross, 46; stock, 7,415. Ex-
I)rts-Coastwise 200.
New Orleans-Easier; middling, &c;
net receipts, 1,6S5; gross, 1,6S5; sales, l.
SVO; stock, S2,095. Exports-To Great
Britain, LIP.
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receipts 2; gross, 2; stock, 5,527. Ex-
pcrts-Coastwise 63.
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Augusta--Quiet; middling, SC; net re-
1854
1872 'N --'-'''i' '7'''A
Cincinnati-Steady; middling, sAc;
ne net receipts, 1923; gross. 1913; stock, g..
Louisville-Firm; middling, SIC.
81 Lou1s-Dull; middling, S15-16c;
zoe net receipts. rs; gross, 76; stock, 49,.
Houston-Quiet: middling, SIC; net
'eeelpts, IS; gross, So; stock, 4,403.
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Go Iotal To-day--Net receipts, 1882; to
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cDohsol1dated-Net receipts, S,729; to
9 9iTat Britain, 6,1S6; to the continent,
ro1 io ol5 Since Sept. Met receipts. T.
STyaD6; to Great Britain, 2,9S1,543; to
70 "ice' '26'796; to the continent, 2,707,-
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TRADE AND FINANCE.

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NAVAL STORES.

Tuesday, July Is.
SPIRITS--The turpentine market
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MONEY MARKET,
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-23
West Valley

Jan. 20th. %. 2. Dyrud made a
trip over to town of Comstock and
New Solum last week.
Mrs. Anna Stromberg was around
this week, selling japanese oil.
Miss Lavine Rokke, will start teach
ing school in Big Woods some time
next month.
Miss Clara Dyrud, Of New Solum.
is keeping house for her uncle o. p.
Dyrud.
a little social gathering Of some
young people was had at H. p. Ell
seth's Sunday evening last.
Gus Nelson and Burr Peck, teach
ers in Marsh Grove, called at b. q.
Hjelle's place Saturday last.
The house of Mrs. Olive Mallen
was moved over to her claim IN SEC.
Il. Il IN West Valley, Friday last a dis
tance OF about seven miles was travel
ed, SIX teams of horses being used in
pulling it.
a party containing those who took
part IN the moving Of Mrs. Mallan's
house Friday last on their return,
called on Miss Anna Rokke at her
homestead claim. They were we'll
received, and treated in most cord.
lal manner to luncheon by the hostess
and her sister Miss Lavine @. Rokke.
Ihe party not including the cores
pondent, consisted Of the following /:
s. inje John Drae eseth August
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-23
C;omstock.

I =
This winter breaks all records we
know Of. *#
Rev. Tornell, Of Viking, conducted
religious services at T.. @. Dahlin's
place on Sunday.
Some Of Comstock's boys attended
the temperance society meeting in
the town OF Alma Saturday evening
and all reported every thing all right.
Mr.. and Mrs. KielIe Of Warrenton
visited at n. p. Amundson's s on Sun
day.
A sewing society was held at Dah-
Inns place on Monday with a large
attendance.
We learn that Anderson Bros. are
going to Rainy River to use their
homestead rights. But be careful
boys, 50 that you won't get lost.
Some Of Gomstock's boys are going
to start a band. at Juvik. SO, bye-
and-bye, you will see JUNK CITY with
a brass band.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-23

taken to Stephen on Wednesday by
Rasmi Nelson to be attended to by
DR.. Taylor He is now CARRYING his
arm in a band as an evidence OF the
runaway, but we hope he will soon
recover from the after effects.
Emil Stoltz, of Argyle, formerly oi
this place, has been up here hauling
wood.
". 81. Crandall, our landlord, re-
turned on Thursday Of last week
from a trip UP to Warroad, sRoseau
county. He says he likes that
.cpuntry all right for this time OF the
year.
The Sunday schoolo the Swedish
Lutheran Salem congregation had a
festival in the church on Friday fore
noon, when the children read many
nice pieces and the choir sang some
fine songs, after which the children
got some very nice cards and all the
candy and peanuts they could eat.
Dinner was then served, and every
body was invited to take part in the
meal. In the afternoon the sewing
society OF the Salem congregation
had an auction sale Of fancy articles,
for which a Mr.. Nilsson Of Kittson
county off1ciated as auctioneer. The
proceeds of the sale we're about $50,
which is to bethe beginning Of fund
to buy a bell for the church.
Rev. Il. S. Chilgren went to New
folden on Saturday, where he con-
Quoted religious services on Sunday.
A basket party was held at O.
Stromlund's place Saturday night,
which was well attended by people
from a distance and very few from
the neighborhood. We have heard
that the party was concluded with
a dance.
Miss Carry Stromhnd called at
aqaists place on N Iondla vening.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-23

oUHS anu MUSIC
Mr.. Grund Recitation
Mssl = DalllIn Recitation
MISS Munson Recitation
Mr.. Shay Recitation
Mr. johnson Address
Miss y. Dahlln ). Reading
Mr.. A. Hakanson 49,. Reading
Miss Andin Song
Mr.. b. Lofgren Address
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-23
CORRESPONDENCE.
The News Of the District as Gathered
by the Sheaf's Corps Of Wide
Awake Correspondents.
ingalls,.

I sts8s4s - l6ssssSSs
Jan. 20. Well, did anyone ever see
such aAnlce January before IN MiEne-
s't sofa? y they did, please give us the
date OF IT.
Our old friend and neiehbor. Wm
Peachey, OF McCrea, made US pleas
ant visit last Saturday, and left Sum
uay morning ior nome. he came
- 1,' : s o'n one siiineie lnlll' MS son
~ "as "''n nn Z enere' ana ms
- n''0 ~ ''eie
Aoolph Anderson ls at work for
Wy inaiis Wn1'e he ls gone 20 Hos-
eau.
a. Anderson, Gust and Godfred
Anderson and Harry Erickson made
US short visit Saturday evening.
~ seen qaloe Interested IN Roy
.n'ns efoAihole Doaro, on which It
= sala .enefe can oe twenty games
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-23

ing, "Sayl what is matter with the
town g Of Valley2" Why allow unlaw-
ful cohabiJation?
Our store-keeper @. II. Langlie is
dong a big business out here; he
Keeps nearly every thing we need.
School District No. IS, is to have
new seats. They placed their orders
with n. e. Nelson who is agent for
the Minneapolis School Seats.
Ihe big boys and the little boys
had grand old time during Xmas.
The children had a Christmas tree
over at N. Il. Nelson s.
Gertrude Nelson, Carl Nelson, Pc
ter Atneaasen, Gina and Theodor
Mortensen had several declarations
and songs.
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Englund.
(DelaYed from last week J

The weather is very nice, and is
much more like April than January.
Vernie Crandall was down to Ole
Isyvertson' . place on Tuesday Of last
week, and he had q bad runaway il
returning home The buggy was
turned over and Nj. Crandall had
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-23

Alma.
Weather continues fine, but no an
ticipations for sleigh rides.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wahlin visited
at Frank Magnusson's Friday.
Louis Nordquist and NJ. Hokanson
visited Alma friends for a few days.
the former being resident OF Ro-
seau.
The Misses Hanna Munson and
CarriesDahlin visited at C. Peterson,s
from Friday until Saturday and
cal: Came back by the way OF Warren.
They report very pleasant time.
The Temperance Society held last
Saturday evening was well attended.
The programme was interesting and
properly rendered The most inter
esting part being solo by Miss An
deem. The president OF the society
deserves credit for his zeal in this
good cause.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-23
Liner.

George Johnson is attending school
at Thief River Falls this winter.
Helge Flatelan's infant child is
dead.
Rev. Bredoson from Thief River
Falls preached at S. Johnson's the
9th. He is to preach on several
other places before going back to
Thief River Falls.
Nearly every one are out logging
noW.ard days Several small mills are
ont 81 fhs uptIoda doinr cllsto toeil - 2.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-23

s As1sS Il ~ - 80
y .)ungberg was seen on the road
Monday en-route to his mill, which
ne ls operating up at Moose River
Forks.
Ed. Hanson has purchased a new
saw mill, which he has brought to
the Forks, OF Moose River. He has
now one OF the best saw mills ever
operated in this section. Thorn Sc
verson will act as head sawyer.
John Berg, OF Ware, was in ROLLS
a few days last week, visiting his son
Gust Berg, who resides near Gatzke.
John Anderson came m from the
the Falls a few days ago.
Torris Treftlin is up on Moose Riy-
er looking for timber.
Z hasLot soc;s,l a. +no poaa,.,
school house last Tuesday eve was a
grand success.
The farmers in th;s .sect,on ronort
a fair crop last fall. Talk about
there being a better country than
eastern Marshall county where
the farmers raise crops so heavy
that it makes whole townships sink
down in the middle, and crowd
the section lines into the rivers.
Gust ferg was down to Ware visit
ing Christmas Day.
Gust Rood, brother to Ed. Her
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-23

Otto 4 jelle and Adoph Elseth. Ole
Thompson, s. Brevik, and B. II. Vi
gel, made trip east the first Of the
week to buy material for the prosposed
church to be built next spring.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-23
Nelson Park. East End.

45a
Nelson Park. East End.
Jan. 1s, Sven Peterson, Of the
town OF Deerwood, is at Silver Creek.
mill to-day.
Jens Anderson went TO Donaldson
with3a load Of wood yesterday.
Olaf Siodneis is hauling wood to Fir.
Thilda Nelson and Bessie Hall
Wereasyisiting at Ole Anderson's on
Thurlsda OF this week.
Miss Mabel Underburg, who is at
tending school near Fir, returned to
her home in Lincoln Friday evening.
Mrs. Anderson and daughter,
Gena, were visiting at Quall's in the
Westsend Wednesday OF this week.
About two inches OF snow fell last.
night, and the sleighing to-day is ex-
cellelt.
Jalnes Main, who has been trans
acting business in THE locality for
the last three weeks, ia engaged in
the same. line Of business in the town
OF Deer, temporarily. for he is ex-
pected to retnrn to Fir IN the near
future.
Mrs. Undprberg, from the town OF
Lincoln, was at Eff on Friday.
f. p. StromgFen passed through
here recently enroute to Pelan where
he has large dry goods store.
Axel sangrenwas at. the East End
Thursday. He, too, hailed from
Lincoln.
Our merchant, Knute Hodne, is.
doing a thIfying business.
JAS. B. Milligin and, J. I. Nichols.
were gl,esa at the End bslge
one dag this Meek | S. 81.
aanes 81 ana Dayii.s i.gs were p
guests of Mrs. Hall last Thursday. .
Messrs. Jones, Rivers, Minton and
.Giaspell dined al. the East End yes
terday. Land seekers!
Another party Of gentlemen look
ing for land stopped over night in.
our town the first OF the week. They
were from the southern part of this
state enroute east.
Messrs. ohnson and Peabody took
dinner here on their return trip from,
Roseau. 81.
Thomas Christianson has been en-.
gagged to assist Carl Cedarholm and
Jamie Hall haul hay, which job they
finished yesterday. To-day they are
hauling wood to Silver Greek mill
and saving it up into stove wood,
while Master Jamie is depositlng it.
in the woodshed. The trio are
hustlers.
Isaac f. Hall is in Warren. His
family expect him home the begin
ming OF next week
Charley Cedarholm coItemplates
returning to Roseau county next
Monday, to the great disappoint-
ment Of many
We have heard from weather
prophet Kalland through his nephew,
Jens Anderson. He isat Black Duck
and doing nicely. He is well, and
has not heard Of anyone being sick
up there. It was reported thatsmall
spox had broken out there. Twas
false.
Jan. 20. Vernie Crandall, Of the
West End, had the misfortune to
have his team run away and smash
things generally; throwing him out
OF the wagon, dislocating his should
er, disfguring his face and otherwise
injuring him. He was Obliged to
make q trip to stephen to have the
assistance Of a doctor.
Isaac r. Hall has just returned
from Warren.
Carl Cedarholm bid adieu to Nelson
Park this morning. He is bound for
Roseau.
Ex-sheriff Green was conspicuous
caller at the East End today. He
was on his way to Pelan. He will
return tomorrow.
-------.------- ss
Englund.
delayed from last week.
The weather is very nice, and is
much more like April than January.
Vernie Crandall was down to Ole
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-23

Mild weather and no snow. Bug
|gies and wagons are used every
Wolves seems to be quite numer-
ous out here this year Their howls
give echoes in the woods. They are
#praising the fine weather, too.
John Haugen returned from the
woods last Saturday Could do no
work for lack OF snow. He had the
misfortune OF losing one of his hors-
.es while there.
Inventor John Wee was seen on
our street lately.
Some ladies met at Mrs. Heistadrs
on a quilting bee, january Is.
Mr.. E. Olson visited with a. Hoy
berg's Sunday.
Temperance people OF Alma and
Foldahl had their meeting in the
Baptist church Saturday evening.
A nice program was rendered. Those
on the program We're: Misses Andin.
Dahlin, aud Messrs Nels and Alfred
HakinsOn.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-23

Several pieces OF song and music
were given which were very nice in
deed.
Come one and all and join I'll is So
|ciety and give helping hand to
crush King Alcohol's head. Wishing
this society ever. success.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-23
FOldahl

Mild weather and no snow. Bug
gies and wagons are used every
Evening star., 1902-06-06
Another Special Sale of Summer
Underwear.

Knit Underwear children
o this
WOMEN'S RICiELlEU RIBBED VESTS.
SLEEVES; TAPE NECK AND ARMS - EVERYDAY PRICE, g.
wONfENS FANCY RIBBED VEST NECK SLEEVES,
FILL SHAPE. TAPE PEN SEGk AND ARMS - EVERYDAY OTLc
SWISS
v
RETY STYLES To PRICE, o -
-.
EXTRA VESTS. SHAPE AND
ELASTIC. CUT. n
WOMENS
%. -
WOAENS Ia RIBBED
25c-FO F.
CIIILDREN'S VESTS,
ARMS IL -
USo
FLOOR-SECrION +.
Evening star., 1902-06-06

cardinal, plain pink nile green, Law
ender as well white and black Il Il
these goods are 81 inches wide and Il a.
offered at, per yard ...............
5-inCh wide Louisenne Ribbon in the most de-
sirable cOlorings, very appropriate for Il E~
neck, waists and millinery trimming, oONc
25c. quality which offering at.
Satin Tafeta Ribbon-we have at least
dozen or more pretty shadings, light pink, light
blue violet, nile green, maize, cardl-
nal and white-this quality is so much Il M~
used for millinery and sashes at, per Il WCo
500 pieces OF Black Ribbon, strictly al-silk,
such as satin tafetai eta MORE no ;1 and d plan 1 MC
quoted at 2oc and 25c. yard. ......
A RICH ASSORTMENT HGH-CIAss RIBRoN VARIOUS
STILES QUALITIES SUCH MOIRE ANTIQUE, SATIN TAF
IL WIDTH = REPRESENT EVERY
COLOR WELL. AS WHITE AND BLACK WORTH ZSC.
LOCO PIECES VELVET RIBBON, FINISHED
WITH EDGE-JuST THE TRIMMING FOR LIGHT AIRY
DRESSES. USED RUNNING THROUGH INSEH- NE
PIECE FULL. 10 YARDS - WORTH 39c. ZeOG.
MILLINERY AND sAsHEs NEo
STRICTLY ALL SILK. WORTH ZcON.
A YARD
BEAUTIFIL DSPLAY OF WIDE SASH RIBHoN LATEST PAT, PAT
sOFT-FINIsIED EFFECT Up TO II INCHES WIDE no -
WHITE LIGHT BLUE. PINK, LAVENDER AND -GD5SG1.-
RIBBON DEPARTMENT FLOOR. SECTIONS AND H..
Evening star., 1902-06-06
A Sale of HandkercHniefs.

TINE SOLD BY
~ WOMENS M AL.LIINEN @ UNI4AUNDERED HANDKER
CHIEFS, EVERY LETTER FROM A TO q, WHICH M~
ARE REALLY WORTH 15c, FOR EACH YNe
WOMEN'S HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS,
WITH HAND BORDERS ~
l2l2c, FOR. EACH OSe
lOPEll EMBROIDERED EDGES ALSO LACE TRIMMED,
ABOUT % PATTERNS AND STYLES. VALUE UP n >OG/
WOMEN'S HEMSTITCHED EMBROIDERED HANDKER
CHIEFS,
STYLES AND DESIGNS, ACTUALLY WORTH NJ
DOZEN PLAIN LINEN HANDKERCHEFS HEM
STITCHED, ASSORTED STYLE HENS, WORTH ON/ ~
EACH, T.........................Q QA11Cs
HANDKERCHIEF .DEPARTMENT-FIRsT FLOOR SEC
j..
Evening star., 1902-06-06
Summer HOuSefurniShingS

s s s @ sr to below s a pse
p % ss'h@s ss these ys Ss @ raus M fsf ait aat
i; III: f :1 c. g.
aFiT * N 4Sts sFr4A q n15H
~ Jelly @ CLASSES; SQUARE SHAPES. AIR-TIGHr 2ZhC.
NfphnR 'A hfSGs s FOR FRUIT JARS SPECIAL PER &c
FREsERy1SG KETTLES THE DUAL Sc.
rss
1s
i;
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S s'S ss'' csc.
or, ICE ICE, CREAM RE- EEEzERs GEM BRAND S1.7O
e.s6S e,S $5S gEEsai 29c.
ash ASH CANS Ans MADE OF GALVANIZED 1RoYaoaAI oa
LON SIZE. SPECIAL. >CS'
PROCTOR & CANDLES oLE1NE SOAP. PER CAKE. 4c.
122UARTszE ATis oGAR GARBAGE CANS, MADE WITH A0c.
o zESs 1g
800 BOTTLES OF CAPITAL AMMONIA. PER saLc.
srRSKiya H,S1i soc.
pA6h6 h 6HFFT W a4RE SE sEc
sH sfESa sSN PANS FAMILY 7.
spEF5sF E5sn Hg5GS SAs STOVE @8c
Sdr fubiSd wiH corros Sc.
PYLES' PEARLINE SPECIAL. TOMORROW, PER 3IAc
fA sTTaoNSGiY MADE MARKET BASKETS wII;H >bM<,
COVER SPECIAL TOMORROW. ATNs
THE r yroR 1R Gas EANeE TWO R M1dEs o. TOE 9oP
GALVANIZED IRON WATER PALS PALS WITH N STRONG nzc.
Azb sfSczb SSh 2oc
STAR OLEINE SOAP. ESPECIAL, TOMoR- 0HAc
45ksy zEzsi XII 5aslB 5E5E IS o
MORROW A1~s
FRENCH THIN g1pwH TABLE TUMBLERs @c
SPECIAL. TOMORROW, EACH ON.
tai HAiF.GAII.oN AL JUG And Sex TUMBLERs. sPE- 0D.
TOMORROW. .s....................A|Ss
B. t. BABBrTTS BEST LAUNDRY SOAP. sPE 3GLc n
49, DECoRA%TED % TOILET SETS. WITH sLoP JARS s 80
iooPEcE af sEfs IN Two pEcoRA
TONS NEAT FLORAL PATTERNs AND GOLD %6 O2
e EISB v gASogET @ AMP PABkoR IA LAMPS WITH HAND
ACTUALLY WORTH $1,000 SPECIAL. TOMORROW pF.yC
CLOCK COMPANY. sTRIK Es HOUR AND HALF gA AZ
HOUR SPECIAL. TOMORROW. SV-feTO
HousEFURNIsHING DEPT.-THIRD FLOOR.
A Special Sale of Music at Special
Prices-At, Each, 16c.
ssppi step-Clorinda Cake Walk Twostep-My
Pretty zq Town. Bellies Cake caNe we
waitzes-Bil Bailey Won't You Please Come HomeAnt
Dat Shame-Loo 90 Loo Loo. New York ht-Ping 4 -
While they astat per copy. VIZ
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Attention, Travellers.

Attention, Travellers.
uses Leather is in
display quality this than
WE CAN SELL YOU DRESS SUIT CASE MADE OF ALI.
LEATHER. LINEN LINED. BRASS LOCK AND CD mQ
LEATHER STRAPS, 24INCH SIZE, FOR. pZoyC
Wilde LEATHER DRESS SUIT CASES, GA Ga
LEATHER LINED SIZE 24-INCH. FOR.
TRAVELLING BAGS. IMITATION OF ALLIGATOR LEATII-
Err; WE HAVE SIZES-12INCH, 15INCH, e 7R
$l2J; lGINCH. S50, 1SINCH " ~
REAL ALLIGATOR LEATHER TRAVELLING BAGS-12
inch, s169; 14INCH, $1.3s 16INCII $24s; 49, SD O2
1000 BELTS, 100 DIFFERENT STYLES. SOME ARE MADE
WITH BACK ORNAMENTS, PlEATED SATEEN AND 2Sc
FIRST FLOOR SECTION J-oPPOSITE THE ELEVATORS.
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Strong Values Bedecking Our
Ribbon DeDartment,

Ribbons leadership natty
dress gnnres for this Our immense the latest
sacrificing prices pcrusa of the following will aid you In your
200 pieces of Plain Metallic Taffeta Ribbon, in
nothing but the best colors such as light blue light
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William B. Riker & Sons Co.,

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highest standard.
VIOLET CERATE. 49c.-CREAM OF CUCUMBER AND
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SOAP, 2ic.-LIQU1D GREEN BOTTLE,
EGYPTIAN EENNA FOR TINTING
TOILET BENZOINE. PER BOTTLE. 24c.-ALMOND MEAL.
PER BOTTLE. 24c.-IILUSION CREAM. PER BOTTLE,
EXTRACT
IMPERIAL ROSE. PER BOTTLE. 35c.-CoNCENTRATED
PER LE,34c.-SACHET POWDER. LOUNGE BOX.
VIOLET TAICJM POWDER PER BOX, 15c.-ELORENTINE
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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-08-29
A STARTLING REPORT.

One that speaks volumes-Tells OF
a great good done-Of a certain
cure-For the Nervous-Weak
and Sleeplessness.
Mr.. M. Campbell of No 1o2 South
Main St., Sistersville, W. Va, says
Z" My trouble was nervousness and
sleeplessness pure and simple and
that In Itself Is enough. Lack of
sleep makes one dull. was asked
to try DR.. A. W, Cbase,s Nerve
Pills and did so getting them at
Griers Drug Store aud am able to
say positively that they are splen-
did nerve tonic. My nerves grew
steady and strong aud ny rest at
night sound and natural
DR.. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills
are sold at soc box at dealers OF
DR.. A. w. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y. See that port, all
and signature of A. w. Chase, NJ.
D. ale on evey package