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MlLLERS INA TANeLE.
Utah FleuE Makers Know the Trouble
But Evade Remedy.

But Evade Remedy,
For two hours yesterday the Utah State
1llers association WrestleG with che
problem Of its existence. There were
about one-fourth OF tho tifty-one mem
bers In attendance. and the consensus Of
opinion was that II the organization were
70 continue u would have 20 be on more
aggressive lines tDan have heretofore
G naracteflzec the associations affairs.
MOTORS 10 proceed to elect new officers.
20 fe-elect TIE cd board, 20 let them hold
over ana 10 <disband the organization
were successfully made and defeated. The
only moClcIl which did prevail was 10 ad-
loCIL Withheld taking any action what
ev1r.
number present that ridnation threat
ened the Utah fIou- milleTs unless they
combine like other Industrial concerns
DO or arrange TO have ore executive head
of the association handle the output OF
the mills so as to maintain prices and
prevent cutting into eacn other by the
fierce competition that mas existed All
along Ii was shown, too, that because
the miiers had thus forced down the
price OF wheat. the farmers have turned
their attention to raising alfalfa ana
,sgar beets instead, and every indication
pointed 10 q condition for the next three
years at least where there would not be
enough wheat by half grown IN Otan
90 ran the mills
All agreed that the association had ac-
c0mplished nothing and could not expect
to until the right policy OF unity were az
hered TO on lines or co-operallon- Fte9t-
dent Ellison and all Of the officers pro
tested against serving the association
longer but the meeting adjourned by
common consent without attempting 70
relieve them of their embarrassment.
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Personal MeaGOss.

Ernest II. Green and lie Roy Hughes
have returned from a trip 10 California
Axel. Joseph and August Allen and Carl
Johanson OF Santaquin are visiting
friends in Salt Lake.
Rev. C.. Is. Allen. wife and daughter ar
rived from Los Angeles last night on
their way home. and viii visit with Ed
ward Gaby while IN the city
Fred L. Presbrey, who has been Tor
several years chief clerk at the Kenyon,
left that position last night He VIII
leave with Mrs. Presbrey this morning
for Les Angeles. where he viii have
charge of the office of the Totel Hollen-
becs Ever since the announcement OF
his intended change Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
brey have been overwhelmed VITA GOOD
wishes
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Commencing at once. the Rio Grande
Western insugurates the best train ser
vice to and from Ogden. Leave Salt
Lake City at $50 a. m. 1915, noon,
6.l0 p. m. and IL D. m. Return trains
leave Ogden at T-25 a. m, SIS a. m,
2:15 .. m. and 7:15 p. m. Only fifty to
hfty-five minutes between the two cit
les
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n Promote Brooke.

Washington, April 81 Senator Quay
today gave notice of an amendment
ne win ofer &c the army appropriation
bill, providing for the promotion of the
the senior major general of the army
General Brooke 10 the rank of lieu
tenant general and authorizing his re-
tiremeut with that rank.
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1EETEoRoLoeIcAL REPoRT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Office
Of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature, 50 degrees; min
imum temperature, E3 degrees: mean tenn
perature, 81 degrees, which is degrees
above Che normal; accumulated excess of
temperature since LIST of montn. 13 de-
Erees. accumulated excess of tempera-
ture since Jan j, 65 degrees. Total pre-
cipitatiOn from p. m to .. M, none:
accumulated DEF cheney of precipitation
since list of month, "a inch; accumulated
deficiency of precipitation since Jan. /,
90 inches
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DOLLARS and Horse Sense Our new
boolzlet. interesting reading and Vaius,olie
;,,fo~ration showing permanent weekly
49,. - e9-, Investments Of so 20 $1,000
statement Of profits actually paid to , dste
extensive reference list IRON satl -.l'5.I
C-,s+o-ers ". W O'Haras Union Trust
building. Cincinnati. Q.
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---~--~|~~-@-~-~~~---1---- -. -
ELEGANT S-room mod pressed brick,
ertv on Sd So. west of Main, at 90 per
cent less than market Cor. on sth SO
near Liberty park $50 per roo SX4 on
J. south Of 4th ST.. $500. 5Xl0, 81 W.
near 9Th So, $3.50. Elegant lgXl0 cor.
on ID St, So. and K. front, 5000. s.
room frame near 10th 5. and sth E, $3.50
Groom frame, adobe lined, artesian we'll
trees, etc. lot 100xl50 feet, on ". LIST So
over river, SS59
LITTLE & LITTLE. No 4 ". % So
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FOR FURNITURE and carpets call at
[ X L. Furniture s, Carpet lnstallment
House: terms. 81 on SO; SO on 500. 40
East Second South
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Dr. c. J. Field.
A DARK ano 8Iudav Complexion
LOST

BLUE Iver johnson bicycle, handles
turned frontWards, 22-inch frame and
very much scratched. No. SSH Return
TO 81 n 5th W and receive reward
OR STOLEN a black mare with halter
and strap; weight abSdt 1850 pounds, 4
years old: branded half circle and dot
Return 10 Mr. Laird $50 +. 18th South.
Salt Lake City, aad be rewarded Tele-
phone SIS.
SILVER bracelet with paddock. Return
20 HeIala Office.
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F. NJ. ONION has returned and re-
suned business as general auctioneer- His
friends and patrons viii find him at Z46
So. state St, ready for business
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AssAYERs.

~~~s~-~~0-0~~~~~0-0~~~0-0~
Union ASSAY OFFICE 152 South
West Temple street NJ s HanaueT.
manager. Analytical work a specially
I II. CURRTE, No. p y West Third
South street, salt Lake City. Samples by
mail or express receive prompt attention
R H. OFFICER & CO. assayers. l69
South West Temple street salt Lake City
". H. TREMAYNE. Assayer, over 80
Main street. Salt Lake City ltan- nan
samples receive prompt attention
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s.hool Money ADportioned
.hooI Amount

The county superintendent Of schools
has made the following apportiOnment OF
school funds to the various districts of
the county
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TINKEI RPOKERS-
WALLPAPER
WATCHES ANO JEWELRI.

EXPERT AND RELIABLE wat,l =
nsiring at reasonable prices. JeWs-!
SAILING and diamond setting A Jul =
on watches and jeweiry az
prices. sal Sickle, the jeWeler. % = -. = =
st. Mail orders given prompt 60
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J. F. BOEs. Manufacturing 1e
Removed to 259 Main.
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10 acres In city limits at so per acre.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co, Z5l Main St
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BORN

BORN
II CARTY.-In this city April 5. 1905. TO
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. McCarty, a son
SOCIETIES.
FORESTERS OF America. Cont Room
Hood No. 4 Hail 80. 62lh Richards
street. Meeting every Monday evening
at clock. DANIEL I. ELTON,
Financial Sec.
WASATCH LODGE No. ], and A.
N. Regular meetings held az the Masonic
nah the secOuu Friday Of each month
members o. sister lodges and sOi0urning
brethren cordially invited.
GEO. H. DERN. ~. NJ
A j. LOWE, Secretary.
UTAH CHAPTER No. /. Il. a. Nj.
- tsed cOnvocatonS helC on che frs.
y ednesday in each month at MasoniS
t-aii- al $50 2. N. ~oJUurniqS cOmpaE-
IONS are cordially in-1led TO atteud.
WA. J. LYNCH, N. Z. II. P.
M. {. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
MT; MoRIAH LODGE No. ?. E. and a.
"a regular meetings neld nj Masonic
nal The sercnd Monday Of eacn month.
~ enbeTs of sister lodges and scjonrning
brethren in good standing are cordially
invited to atterd
CdAELES FRED JE%S e7SGS ". NJ.
SId AloIJFHElR DIEEL. secretary
B. P. 0. ELKS.- The Benevolent ana
Protective Order OF FIks meets 81 ch Wed
nesday evening at o'clock. Odd Fellows
building, Market street.
LESTER 4. FREED, Z. K
a W. RAYBUULD. Secretary.
-
Eagles.
SALT LAKE AERIE No. g.. Z. o. G..
meets sunday evenings at $50 in a. 0
u w. hall, l63 Main 81 Visiting Eagles
dIe invited. w. Fl. L,uddngtoC, worthy
president; A. Bernstein. worthy secretary
I. o. o. T.
ENTERPRISE LODGE No. Is. l. o. ..
r, meets every Wednesday evening at
l. q; .. +. temple, Market street. Visit
Ing brothers welcome
FRED MADISON, n. q.
VA. WATKOUS. Secretary.
A. o. U. ".
EAGLE GATE LODGE No. 10 meets
every Wednesday evening at A o. u W.
nal, l6i Main street
G. A. FRIEDEL, N. ".
SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE No. L
meets every Thursday evening at the a.
y L. " hal, Isl Main street,
THOMAS ALLEN n. W.
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DENTISTS

$1,000 ---~~~~-@s~~N-N-N.~So.
WM. BROADBENT, d. u 5 49,, ~
date dentistry. Western Dental ~ 2. q
Eagle block. w. =
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1Gx10 corner. south frontage, on Brig
ham. $1,000
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co.. 251 Main St.
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FoR sac.

SLl99 BUYS a 6-rm. double house and
fine lot. block from temple; house worth
the money. Goddard, under Walker 5
bank.
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a MISCELLANEOUS lot OF furniture,
Hotel
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TO gE closed out at private sale, a
large CONSIGNMENT of late style millinery
at IS Main St. Save money.
K. A. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
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sEooMD hANp GOODS.

49, 2. 80 -
We BUY. sell and trade. Stove and fur
uif11re repairing. Mats0n, Is z. Sd South
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recommended by leading physicians.
For particulars inquire
MRS. c. T. MOORE.
Aeent. p o. box 102S, Salt lake City.
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81 CARTT.-In this city April 5. 1909. to
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. McCarty, a son
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MRS. A. ROUNDY, T62 list street, will
dispose of her entire household effects,
including elegant oak dining room set.
walnut bedroom set. cut glass, etc; sale
commencing Monday, the 7th. closing
Wednesday, the 9th
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An engineer on one Of the roads en-
farirr here. IN speaking last night Of
fasr runs said. Although my machine
is not slow. Cnce let cold get six
borrs the starr of me and my machin-
er-v IS no mates for it. have for
wears kept a bottle of Kemp's Balsam
conefantIv in ny cab. and when a
o0ugb or cold gets a Start Of this
standard remedy It is indeed a "cold
sav" Price. Csc and soc. For sale By
G0dbe-Pitts Drug company.
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GENTS BICYCLE and Sin. Schutler
wagon and springs. in good order; also
horse wanted; Will trade or buy. ]. ".
Gray 81 W. I'd North
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% WAGON, also 1,2oo-lb. horse. Cor
ner n. and 9Th West.
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CHEAP, No. 6 Hubbard portable
oven. Inquire 5. r. Stanley, $50 S. Sth
West.
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FUNERAL Notice.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary
Robins will take place from the residence
OF her daughter. Mrs. LaVlnla Morris, 40
II street TODAY at 70 o'clock. Remains
win be viewed between II and u.
-za-s Ezr-1-
sample room at Kenyon Hotel during
Conference time cali and see US
JOHN SCOWCROFT & SONS co.
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NE windsor European Hotel

Adjoining the Kenyon. New build
ing, new furniture. Rates, SOC, 75c and
81 per day. "A. Fred Wey, Prop.
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ELEVATORS

T'-7--s,,~s>@S@-~~~-~-0- ~-~~~-~-~~-oNe.Aa.
i W ILL save you money on spy -, y
an elevator. William Watrous. ars-f q
East Third South. -'I F"
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ARCHITECTS.

o0~NNNO~~~~4~o~o
W. G. MGINTY. ARCHITECT
and builder. Houses built ana soid on
iusfa Ilrnent IS So. 18th E St. City
C. n NEUHUsEN. Architect, 52s-ssi
Dooly auilding.
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FINE A. r. Chase high top organ; two
seated coupe, top surrey. Call at go West
South Temple.
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HAT FACTORY

-,S.-->>ss-o---~~@-
save you two and three profits w. - ---
in hat stores THE LATEST pf 6'-tt
See them at our saIesr00m. a 8. fsf =
Factory 100 W So Temple
SALT LAKE HAT FACTopv
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MANIFESTATIONS

--@~~~~~~~~~->~~>~-~-~~~~~
YOUNG GIRL would like a situation at
nousework, where she viii be treated and
act as one Of the family. state wages
and address Miss 7. J. Clark. General
Delivery. City.
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BBER-TIRE phaeton and brass
mounted harness, nearly new; cheap. ga
West 9TH South
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- 1atnraI 81 g..

w. ]. Wolstenholme. removed 10 &c
west second South Tel. 49,
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WORK with team on delivery or whole
sale wagon B $40, care Herald.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES
TO BE closed out at private sale, a
large CONSIGNMENT of late style millinery,
at s. Main St. Save money.
K A. ANDREWS, Auctioneer.
OK MONDAY. at 1880 a. m. I will sell
at puhiic auction on the premises OF the
Consolidated Wagon & Machine Co, State
street fine lot farm implements IN
Guiding plows. haTTOWs- cultlyaJoTs, drills,
vagsas. buggies, etc, etc. These are not
irferior articles. but such as purchasers
have been unable to pay for; are prac-
tically as good as new, and viii be found
~ X. a. ANDREWS. AuctioReer.
~ p. NJ. ONION. on Tuesday. April 5.
10 a. m. at "a So. ". Temple street the
stock of cabinetmaker and dealer in
notions. etc. lot handmade furniture,
tables folding bed, cupbUards, pat eX
table. foot rests. chairs, rockers, lot bench
foois writing desk. 10 fl. panel front
counter with drawers, lot tin, granite
glass ard crCckeryWaTe, cutlery, gents
Furnishings goods and notions, hardware.
show cases. awning, store fixtures, etc,
etc.
E NJ. ONION has returned and re-
sumed business as general auctioneer- His
friends and patrons viii find him at 2i6
So. state St, ready for business
FOR FURNITURE and carpets call at
Y L Furniture & Carpet 1nsIallment
House terms 81 on SO: SO on 500. ao
East Second South
BOARD AND ROOMS.
~4~~@~-~~~~~-~-~-~-~-~~~~~
FINE rooms and board. modern, reason
able Telephone book 3o3 East 9th So
EXCELLENT board. pleasant rooms,
nice view. close in. s. West First North.
FTRsT-CLAsS board and rooms, The
Halls. cor. State and Sd South SITS.
LARGE drawing room with excellent
hoard for married couple OF gentlemen
a. " st North
WOODBTNE COTTAGE, the finest
summer residence in city; elegant rooms
and board 137 North Main
TtRGE. PLEASANT ROOMS; good
hoard. modern. eos ". 1st North Tel
TO TRADE
~S~0~~~J-S-~~~~~~~~~~~~--
9-YFAR-OLD black mare for good
driving horse: viii pay cash difference.
ssromer, 81 EaSs ID South.
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-FOUR FAST TRAINS

DIAMOND COAL Tel. 495.
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MAPS
PROFESSIONAL CARD T..

T6WSRD MGGRRIN. AttoTn'"
&c Atlas Block.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-21

George Marks, of Titusville, Pa,
who has been calling on friends IL
the city for couple of days. left
for his home this morning. Mr..
Marks holds q position with the
Carter Oil company.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-21

A woman always admires a man
who can put on screen door, CT
chop down a tree If 1t happens to
spoil the view from her favorite
window. even If the man happens
TO be the President of something
and could hire somebody to do 1t a
thousand times over. But women
are not the only ones with whom
ability to perform anything chal'
lenge admiration. There are toe
many of both sexes. who, outside
of some particular sphere, are as
helpless as babes. or to be more
exact. they think they are, for In
many cases the helplessuess Is only
imaginary. The woman who ad-
mires a man who can put on a
screen door, should bear In mind
that the same man admires the
woman who can hang picture, FIX
a curtain or carry home from the
store a small purchase. Helpless
ness may call forth pity or sympa
thy, bat willingness to do or try
Is always admirable.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-21

Jeferies or Fitz? This question
Is the chief topic of conversation In
many parts of the sporting world,
and the admirers of each man have
not been backward In hazardiug
their gold on the result of the fight
scheduled for Friday night July IS.
of course. like horse and cleo
lions, prize6ghts are never de-
cided until the last minute of the
fray. bat In the present instance
there seems to be no reasonable
chance of victory for the Cornish
man. ritzsimmons Is a clever box
|er, determined slayer and phe'
uomenally hard hitter. but the
giant Jim Jeffries Is Gibralter OF
pugilist that neither Fitzimmons
nor any other heavyweight
can successfully storm. Fitz
will enter the <rirg of the
San Francisco Athletic club at
about 40 pounds. JEFF will carry
with him about ais pounds of well
trained avoirdupois, and. having
had the experience In 6ght with
the long, lean Bob, should have nc
fear as to the result.
JefFries should win inside of fifteen
rounds. Fitz Is an old man now
and. despite his remarkably pre-
served stamina and physique, he Is
not likely to stay longer than that.
Naturally Bob's unexcelled ring
generalship will serve to proloug
the battle, but JEFF has made de.
liberate study of his rivals style
and will be prepared for almost
anything that may occur.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-21

The excursion train to Pittsburg
Sunday was composed of fourteen
coaches and when 1t reached this
point Saturday night there were
SIS passengers on board, which
number was swelled by delega-
ton from this city of 127. Many
excursionists, however, were greatly
disappointed on the account of the
train MT reaching Plttsburg on
schedule time. 1t should have ar
rived Sunday morning at 6 a. m.
but was delayed until $3.50 a. n.
Every coach was crowded to It's ut
most capacity.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-21

The demise of Mrs. Eliza Will
Hanson occurred at her home Ia
Williamson Place on Saturday eve
ming last at $40 o'clock. She was
In the Saith year Of her age, and her
death was due 10 the infrmities oil
advanced years. She was a mem
her of the Episcopal church, and
was a most highly esteemed lady
and the widow of DR.. William S.
Williamson. A more extended
notice will appear In tomorrow's
issue of the Review.
Funeral services were conducted
this afternoon at her late. home by
Rev. W. II. Burkhardt, rector Of
st. Paurs Episcopal church, and
were attended by large concourse
of sorrowing relatives and friends
The floral tributes were numerous
and notably handsome. Interment
was In lakewood cemetery.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-21

The storm noted over northern
Illinois Saturday morning instead
of moving off rapidly over Ontario,
remained nearly stationary and gave
way, slowly extending down over
this state. It Is central this morning
over New York. The high area this
morning covers Kansas, accompan-
led by lower temperatures. The
high is now the controlling fac:or
of the weather Tor this section and
the prospect is for fair weather to-
night and Tuesday with slightly
cooler tonight.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-21

Services In memory of the late
H. B. Crane were held Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock, at his late
residence on Main street. Many
relatives and friends gathered to
pay their last respects and some
beautiful floral offerings were sent
in-indicative of the esteem In
which the brother was held and at
the same time helping to alleviate
the sorrow and pangs of death.
The services were brief and sim
pie, according to the rites OF the
Presbyterian church, of which the
deceased was a member. Lead
kindly Light" was the beautiful
ly sung by quartette, after which
the Rev. T. A. Anderson, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church, read ap
propriate passages of Scripture and
offered prayer. A brief address was
made by Rev. W. II. Burkhardt,
rector of St. Paurs Episcopal church
of this city. The closing hymn was
"Jesus, Lover of My SOUL" favor
lite of the deceased. A large funeral
cortege followed the body to the
grave, where all that was mortal Of
this beloved brother was laid to
final rest. Sad, indeed, was the
sudden death of Mr.. Crane, but he
leaves behind many precious mem
cries, which will serve as an inspir.
alton to all his friends and acquain-
tanres.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-21

David Hickman of Midelebourne,
aud two daughters, Mrs. John A.
George and Mrs. L. E. Smith, the
former of Middlebourne and the
latter of Portsmouth, Ohio; Mrs.
Philip Wells, of Friendly, and DR..
Robert Thaw and daughter, of Par
kersburg, attended the funeral ser.
Vices this afternoon of the late Mrs
Eliza Williamson. Mr.. Hickman is
brother and Mrs. Wells a sister OF
deceased.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-21

Sam Hanna and Tod Heater
tool dTessers, who worked for NJ.
Coverly (now deceased, contractor,
in the spring of 1898. at Rifles
Crossing, Somers county, II. Va.
will learn something to their ad-
vantage by writing at once TO John
". 0 Brien, care T. c. Gabler,
Bakewell Bldg, PiEtsburg, Pa
8 Izs
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-21
INSURANCE!
Fire, Plate Glass, Accident
and Health.

Only the Leading Americas
Companies, with Millions q
Dollars In Assets for Policy
Holders.
Agent for The Central
Banking and Security Co, OF
Parkersburg.
When wanting q Policy or Bond
emember that l can give you the
very best service.
J. FRED NELL,
Special Agent.
Wells Block, Sistersville, W We.
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BIRTHS.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. B.
Martin, a 10 pound baby of the
voting gender. Earl Is all smiles
of full size when he meets friend
and inquiries are made about said
new arrival. Mother and babe ale
doing we'll.