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

| AUOuI ICu ~ SAOSA IuIS mOAuAuS
the food of 1902 reached Its great
est height at this city and by noon
had fallen back about an inch. The
river was from four to FIVE inches
higher here than it was In April,
Igor. It caused several families
to move out to higher ground and
will cause considerable loss In the
way of oil derricks, tanks and the
damage incident to shutting down
wells, outside of these items, but
little damage was done In our
lneighborhood as most of Our land
is located away above high water
mark.
The river only got up Water
street about half way, or about
where 1t reached April the 21st,
Igor. 1t did not get into all the
houses on Avenue A, but 1t was
close call for several houses. All the
houses on Mccoy avenue were
flooded and about half of the
dwellings on Catherine street were
flooded, but several escaped the
food by a few inches.
The reports sent out from Pitts
burg Saturday were rather scary
and the estimates sent out were
based on what the upper rivers
were doing at the time At Pitts
burg the water reached the stage of
32 feet and inches which was
nine inches less water than they
had In that city In 1884. These
reports were correct as to how
high the river would be at Pitts
burg, but the fact that none of the
side streams of the river were high
saved us from such q food as they
had at Pittsburg. Another thing
that made all predictions difficult
was the fact the whole of the water
came from snow melting and no
one knew how much snow there
was to pass off. But as 1t was the
river was plenty high for us all.
At Wheeling the river reached
Iabout to the - loot mark which is
about nine feet less than they had
In 1884 1t was fully ten to twelve
feet less here than we had In 1884
Add say ten feet on top of the pres
ent water and onr readers can then
form some idea of what the 1884
food was. It was a corker.
The river came over the bank
here Saturday night and by day
Hight Sunday morning 1t was about
ready to come around the corner
of Mccoy avenue and Catherine
streets. Sunday all day until about
9 o'clock In the evening 1t rose at
the rate of about four inches an
hour. It appeared to raise one
hour four inches and about q half
an inch less the next hour and 1t
kept up this gait until nine o'clock
when 1t fell back to less than 3
inches an hour. Prom 10 o'clock
last night to 10 O'Clock this morn
Ing the total rise was ID inches.
About noon today 1t had fallen one
Inch and will no d01hf on down
rapidly. According to the marks In
the Oil Review Office 1t was higher
by S inches this food than 1t was
last April. Others make 1t more
by an Inch and others less by two
inches. The river continued to
rise at Wheeling until 9 O'Clock last
might. It usually rises here "a
hours after 1t stops at that city but
this time 1t only continued to rise
IL hours after 1t had stopped rising
~ UhoA1{n~
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-03

There will be a meeting of the J.
T. Jones Hose Co., E. Wells Hook
and Ladder Co., and the Citizens
Hose Co. tonight at the Hook and
Ladder rooms for the purpose of
electing Secretary and Treasurer
for the Firemen's Benefit at the
on March 9th.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-03

Mr.. Smith, the plumber, tele-
phoned down today wanting to
know If the yacht would be IMP to
New Nartinsville. He wants TO
get home. He says the whole town
up there Is flooded and he prefers
being In the Suburbs"
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-03
INSURANCE!
SMALL pox AND HYDRopHoB1A.

SMALL PoX AND HYDRoPHoBIA.
Get an Accident and Health Pol
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pany of New York. Pays $I2. so
per week for disability caused by
typhoid or any other fever, small
pox, brain. heat or tubercular dis
eases and scores OF other diseases
too numerous to mention, with a
$1,000 Accident Policy included.
No medical examination. Small
annual premium. For particulars
call on
N. |. B@YLES
Room 4, Tyler County Bank Bldg.
SlstersVille, w. Va.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-03
McCOach Millinery ParIOr&

Here you will find hats of all
kinds and for all occasions In Felt,
Mohair, Brush Beaver, Silk Velvets
Etc, Etc. Also a nice line of Nov
elites consisting of latest fads In
Jewelry, Chataline Bags, Hair Or.
naments;'Silk Boas, and a complete
line of Christmas Novelties ready
Nov. Ist.
Special sale of Trimmed Goods
Friday of each week.
Terms cash. Prices moderate.
ara Charles st. Phone SS.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-03

10 O'CLOCK THIS MORNIN G
A Most Remarkable River
Nothing Saved Us

Side STREAMS Were All LeW.-NO Ser
iOus Damage TO This City-SOmo
Facts and Figures Ab0ut the Tl0Od.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-03-03

Tonight Is the regular meeting
night of the city council. Its
theme should be frozen fire plugs.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1902-02-22
How To Conquer Or Die.

Il was just about gone" writes
Mrs. Rosa Richardson, of Laurel
Springs, N. c.. Il had Consump-
ton so bad that the best doctors
say 1 could not live more than a
month, but l began to use DR..
Ding's New Discovery and was
wholly cured by seven bottles and
am now stout and we'll" It's an
unrivaled life-saver in Consump-
ton, Pneumonia, La Grippe and
Bronchitis; infallible for Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Hay Fever, Group
or Whooping Cough. Guaranteed
bottles Soc and $1,00. Trial bot.
ties free at T. j. Liable drugstore
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1902-02-22

North Carolina farmer who grew
2,24O pounds, or five bales OF lint
cotton to an acre, take his seed
lust as they came?' Do the pro-
ducts that bring the highest price
on the market come from seed ia
ken lad scatterdum?" or carefully
selected from previous crops bred
for the purpose of developing the
highest quality as well as the
greatest yield? The temptation
will be strong the coming season
to plant Just such seed as may be
on hand, for it will be both cheap
and "better than none" But this
is a consolation that does not con-
sole, and the day of reckoning
comes with the harvest. 1t is a
fact, and a strange one too, that
farmers give bat little attention
to the seed they plant. This is 9
mistake that should not be contin.
ned, for by its practice the farmer
at the very opening of the season,
takes step that will absolutely
prohibit the best results from thu
seasons work.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1902-02-22
Three Rice Crops.
Abbeville Meridional.

Out in Texas they are getting
awsy ahead of all Louisiana re-
cords in the rice industry. The
Houston Herald prints the follow
ing fairy story:
Berry Champ, who has one OF
the first rice farms in this county,
stated today that he expected to
have crop of rice ready for the
mill by the first of July.
81 shall begin planting by the
first of March," he stated, with
the idea of raising two crops In
stead of one during the season.
My manager tells me this can be
done just as well 10 Texas as in
Georgia. In case of cold weather
he states that be can protect the
garowth by flooding it with wa
ter"
Mr.. Camp figures that two good
crops can be- raised and then a
third one for stock feed purpose
will mature of its own accord, at
ter the second crop is cut away.
Young rice straw with grain heads
partially developed, makes very
fine food. Mr.. Camp now has
fourteen plows going steadily on
his rice farms, which are watered
by Clear creek and Chocolate ba.
you.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1902-02-22
For sale by T. j. Liable.
1FACT VS.. FICTION.
Farm and Ranch.

Facts are frequently very strange
things" stranger than felton," as
we are told. We could state a
large number Of facts, which for
features of extr avagant hyperbole,
would tax the credulity of simpli-
city's self, as much as the master
piece of Cervantes. But single
strange fact will serve to illustrate
the theory, and that is all we shall
attempt in this brief article.
Every farmer knows, if he knows
anything worth mentioning, that
good crops do not come from bad
seed; that the order of nature is
that like produces like; that what
ever man soweth that shall be
also reap;;" that the order OF re-
production is the same in both
plants and animals; that if bad
seed will produce good crops, the
scrub stock will produce pure-bred
animals, and the men who pay
high prices for breeding stock are
fools welded to their folly. And
yet there are farmers who would
never permit an inferior animal,
if he had one, to propagate his
kind, but who will plant any sort
of seed, if it is only sound, and
then grumble at harvest time be-
cause his crop is short in both
yield and quality. Is there any
more absurdity in Don Quixote
running a tilt with a windmill
than is this custom of many of our
farmers? Every farmer every year,
expects to make good crops, but
neglects the first essential steps to
produce that result. Isn't this
fact as strange as any fiction ?
And is it not fact? Farm crops
are all bringing high prices and
seed will become CORRESPONDENCE
high, probably two or three times
the price of the staple article, and
many farmers will save a few dol.
lars by using the common market
grade for seed and lose as much
in the diminished product of one
acre as the total cost of good seed
for his entire crop. This is not q
new thing. 1t is done to consi.
derable extent every year. Every
farmer who feels pride in his
business should grow his own
seeds, for all staple crops at least
and thus improve his products
from year to year, just as he would
grade up his cattle, of hogs Oh
fowls by Introducing pure-bred
males. The only difference is, il
one case improved vegetable and
in the other improved animal SEED
is used. Those who for any rea
son prefer not to grow their owl
seed, should purchase from those
who do, and as much care in selec
ton should be used as if he were
buying a pure-bred bull or boar
or cock, and the price should be {
secondary consideration. Every
reason that is good in one case il
eaually good in the other. Die
the Georgia farmer VITO ca
more than 200 bushels Of corn
one acre, select his seed from sn-
4 Germ bnItod In tho crih9 did m.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1902-02-22
DISCUSS FREEZES.


The members of the Louisiana
Sugar Planters Association had
their monthly meeting at Union
and Carondelet street last night.
Judge Emile Rost presided.
The greater part of the evening
was taking up by the reading OF
papers on the effect of frost on su-
gar cane. which was followed by
general discussion. Papers were
read by John Dymond, ST., E. V.
Weems and L. M. Soniak
Mr.. Dymond went into the sub
ject deeply, taking as his theme
"The freeze of December. 1901,
and its lessons" He said in part:
"The freeze or successive free
yes of December, 1901, we're re-
cord-breakers, so far as lowness of
temperature and continuity of cold
during early December were con-
cerned.
1--WE have had such weather in
january frequently, and had
these December freezes this sea-
son been deferred until January,
we should probably have had some
other topic under discussion to-
night, as the January lesson was
learned long ago.
Experience has taught as the
unwisdom of grinding sugar cane
in January, if we can avoid it, but
our education in this direction has
not taught us to avoid December
grinding and the series OF freezes
We have so recently experienced
fail now to lead US to that oonclu-
sion.
"As to the lessons Of the freeze
of December. 1901, We know of no
lesson that it has taught concern
ing windrowing. Windrowing
should not be done until the bud
is killed, and not then If a finish
can be made within ten or fifteen
days.
an December, 1901, there was
not much chance to windrow be.
fore the 10 F. of Dec. Is wal
reached, and windrowing then be-
came less q desideratum than the
rapid completion of the harvest
l fancy we should all take again
about the same chances we did il
December, 1901.
1--WE may modify this conclu
sion, perhaps, to this extent Du
ring recent years it has seemed
wise to calculate on the grindin,
season reaching to Jan. Is rathe
than to begin before Oct. rs. w,
should now be disposed to, iix it
limits at Oct. 20 to Jan. l, a pc
riod of about ten weeks, aud to ad
just all the arrangements as t
cane harvest, pro rata delivery, su
gar house capacity, ETC., to thi
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1902-02-22
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For detailed information apply to any
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GEO. H. SMITH. j. ANDERSON.
6. P. A. A. G. P. A..
New Orleans, La.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1902-02-22
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(ShluB folat).
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AHerlet.

- SIM Gauie BON 50. 6olmes,
SO Burnet<S traBe. fiel elm Mfietber
Nal1eri8 Stubs tpdbreno Der Naht
pie Treppe binunter, erlitt einen
Utititlr5 un6 peribieb.
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oer Delfeuerune ibrer Q~ofomotipen
oetnnht. Die GriparniB lit tuelentz
lid iino bic &raft oielelbe pie Die
Der 0uble. Die Geuerung ioa auf
allen 2~ofurnutinen Der 2inie einaes
ftibrt tueroen.
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ten $,259. 1877 unb 3,073 Nnae>
ftelIten. bic 26bne i'm 8etraoe pDn
81. 755, 008 erbielten. Die per>
troudten Materialien &c. iollen iiH
enf 1924, 524 belaufen baben unb
0s 8rpbutte batten eineri @erth
yeh 6 1921. 1877. @enn bieie 8ab=
len ridtie finb, 10 lit es refine 9bor<
belt niht nod mebr 5abrifen unb
ittouitrielle Embellishments su griin-
ben.
Die Gaiinu=@ eienidaft pera1-
ftnltet am Samstaa cine MuIifali>
ime Nbeno'u nterbaltuns, gu melher
Elm ebeniD reihbaltiges mie amalan=
tes 8ruerar.it aufgeftellt uUrben lit.
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Ser CINDERELLA Sdmb =Yalaif

SID. 207 IlamD 8lasa, gelepbpn
585, bat einen eroBen 8Drratb BON
Sbuben fir 6erren, Damet uno
&inber flr Die benDritebenoen Seier=
Gage. Gae 8aaren iino nur aus
ben eriten Sabrifen be5oeen. @ir
bieten ale &onfurren5 burb Aualiz
tdt unb Breiie. Mu9 Die beliebten
uno oor5iialiden Ilfreb DDlge'S
Sil5ihube fino pieber aneefomtnen.
Spre6t bel unS Dor uno beftdtigt
unier 2ager Doer ibidt Cure Guf=
fridge brieflih Elm.
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SDcemm, @rtra.

Gang urertpartet 1T es ben Sc
ibdftsfiibrern bes bielieen 2pceum
eelungen, Elm Engagement Der sSra1
Bertha &un5=8afer. Die beute piel=
leiht bic erfolereiblte Smperionatp=
rim Der Welt lit, fir S%onnabeno, ben
II. Sanuar suitanoe gu bringen.
IS lit befannt %gepDroen, 6aB
Srau 8afer fir eenanntes Datum
nod fein Engagement bate, unc
oaB bas @roBe Spern 0aus fir ben
Gbeno mod nibt belebt mar uno 10
murbe auf telepbonilbem 8ege Elm
Mbfommen getrDfen.
Der GDrpertauf Der relerrirter
Sibe miro morgen (6reitae) unt 9
nbr 8ur. in Der q. sc. y. g." be-
ginnen.
Special 8reiie tperoen S9ulen
eetpdbrt merben; Witelieber bes
2Dceum erbalten iolbe, penn lie
tire SaiiDn=& arten nor 5 nbr @ab>
mittags am SDnnabenb pDrseigen.
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&Dnig 2eppolo BON 8elaie

= 9Dnig 2eopulo BON 8eleien,
melder iih aeeenpartig an Der Hi=
piera aufbdlt, miro bon semiiier
Seite beitiirmt, oaB er einem @e=
iebe, meldes bereits IpmDbf ppm
Senate, mie AUDI BON Der Deputir=
tenfammer angenDmn,er puroe unb
pelhes ale @lidsipiele in 8eleien
unterla9t, feline @enebmisung oer=
peigern iune. 9as Spielbaus in
Oitenbe bat bereits feline gbiiren ee=
i9lpiien. Iber nab Sem @infeqen
bes Spielens 81 Stenbe Ippie gu
Namur, Spa uno ginant tpudieu
Die beimliden S~pielbauier pie Bilse
aus Dem 8ooeu. Iueroinas per=
febren in oieien MIR profelIiuneae
Spieler. Bremiermini1ter 8esnet
be Noper lift na1 Cannes aereiit,
UNI init Dem &0nig Der Nnaeleaenz
belt 81 beipre1en.