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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-17
RESIGNATION Will Not Be Accepted

We understand the resignation OF
P. A. Shanor will not be accepted
by the County executive commit
tee. Mr.. Sha ~or claims he was In
ducei to resign through personal
prosecutions and the committee
will not ACCEPT bis resignation, but
will leave his name on the ticket
as is.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-17
REPUBLICAN RALLY
Short on Numbers and Enthusiasm. Senator
Scott and Other Notables Present.
COL. ]. HAMPTON HOGE,
OF VIRGINIA, Delivered Beautiful Speech, but
not an ArgumentatNe One.

It was rather Small auuleoCe'
that greeted the Republican spell
binders at the Auditorium last eve
ming. There was also noticeable
lack of enthusiasm, but this is
not to be wondered at In the face
of the political lethargy In evidence
on both sides this"off" year. Those
who were present last night-mauy
OF them Democrats and more OF
them ladies-did not regret their
presence fer the speakers for the
occasion were men of prominence
whom 1t Is always interesting to see
and hear.
The meeting was called to order
at 8 o'clock by the chairman, JUS
tice Lynn Kirkland. The first ad
dress was made by Senator Harry
G. woodward, the Republican con-
qressional candidate In the new
Fourth District. The youthful
Senator Is not at all imposing as an
orator but what he said bore the I'm
press of earnestness and sincerity
and took we'll with the audience.
He paid especial attention to the
proposed river improvements and
his conservation to the work. All
candidates with river constituencies
have to amplify on this sui lect and
Harry Is up to the demand.
Senator Scott was next intrV
duced by the chairman as west
Vlrginia's able representative IN
the Uuited States Senate, gentle
man closely identified with the
marvellous State" Hi; address
was made without any attempt at
oratory and was business one pure
and simple. He devoted his ailot'
mert of time principally 10 a dis
Gus s,on IF the ,ar'f aud t, 'e"lh.
cent iLadence toward an industry
In which he Is interested-'he man
ufacturiDg OF glass. He did not
allow the benefcent itfusnce to
extend further.
Tie o,ator,c,l g,m Of the eve
ming came with the last mum er 90
the program-tne ADDRESS BY toI.
I Hampton Hose, the silver
,onsued orator of Virginia." Mr..
Hoee was In bad voice through
overwork on the stump but his
speech was classical effort and
held the attention Of the audience
from start 10 finish. His peroa'ion
was an eulogy to the late President
Mckinley and one of the most
beautiful word paintings possibly
to the English language. The
Colonel Is not very convincing in
his political arguments but his rare
ability to crate makes excuse icr
that delinquency.
Among the notables seated on
the stage were Prof Charles 4
Carrigan, OF Benwood, Republican
candidate for State Senator In The
Second District; Major E 0 ELL
oft, editor of the Petersburg News,
and Hon. T. P. Hill, Republican
candidate for the House OF Dele
gates In Tyler county.
After The ", the faithful held a
love feast at the Hotels Wells aid
Mercer where the distinguished
visitors were registered. Senator
Scott left this morning on the earlV
train for Wheeling, Col. Hose
started for home on the II O'Clock
train and Senator woodward lett
with Hon. Jonn B MORRISON, OF
Brax,on COUNTY, for the in'erior
the County: where they are SEIZED.
uled for a number of meetings.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-17

1.-THE play. Marian Hale" In
which Howard KYLE and his COM
par,y will appear, has become rec
opniz d as at once the strongest
aud most charming work the
proli6. Clvde Fitch has ever done
At the Auditorium Saturday.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-17
DeBen'S Kidney Pals,

Relieves at once every Ill Of the
kidneys and bladder, cures aching
back, dangerous urinary disorders
infreouent or frequent urinary dis
charges. There is not symptom
In the kidney calendar they do no
reach, down to dTopsy, diabetes and
Brieht's Disease. Large box only
zsc. Sold and warranted by D. A
Hendershot.gS
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-17

Fall opening Of Ladies and Misses
Jackets, tailor made suits Monday
and Tuesday Oct. 20 and FL at A.
D. Work & Sons. I54t
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-17
OIL DEVELOPMENTS
THE OIL MARKET.

oOutn y"
White House-.-l0O
| india a......... 81
Summerset 20
| Lacy. ... 20
To those familiar with the out6i
and Its environments the mora
spasms of the Oil City Derrick be-
comes quite amusing. The very
idea of that miserable sheet accus
Ing others of being fakirs, buncc
steers and such Is so inconsistent
with the surroundings and practice
of Paddy Boyles organ that 1t
causes one to smile. Why. the
whole outfit from John D. Rookie
teller's Standard Oil Trust down
! are known to be the greatest bunco
steerers the world ever knew.
Their whole history Is the history
| of crime and schemes to swind'e
the unwary. Take for instance the
latest speculative scoop Of VIM
Rockefeller and H. II. Rogers In
Amalgamated copper. They swim
died the people into buying their
high priced stock and then forced
the quotation down fully 20 Pc
cent until they had driven all Eold
ers to the wall and ruined thou
sands of men and families This IS
cited as one of their methods and Is
on par with their whole history.
The ST. nia1d Oil company have
buucoed the oil producers out OF
more ready money than all the
Texas fakirs secured from their
victims.
The Standard Oil company al
though 1t has no right under the
charter of its National Transit com
pauy to become storers of crude oil,
for years made the producers paw
storage on oil that the Standard Oil
Co. used and do use, and the same
methods are still In vogue today.
The idea of oil producers being
compelled to pay storage on o !,
which if a gauge were taken OF the
storage tanks could probably not be
found except In receipts or deltv-
cries from other sources" or In the
sediment and surplus account Is
preposte1ous. 1t Is one of the
rankest of bunco games and ye'
their OIL City organ has the nerve
to stand for the integrity of 1t:
SPONSORS while 1t rails agains
other and less successful fakirs /
Is the old saw of the pot calling The
kettle black. There may be homo
among thieves, but there can be NJ
distinction In methods.
The price for credit bal noes wa
again advanced Thursday 3 cents
barrel making the quotation Low
$1.3o. The advance causes nc
surprise and very little comment
For many months prices have b. Ell
kept abnormally low ard only tb'
most fortunate possessors of Iicf
territory could make a profit from
producing oil. The advance OF
cents was accompanied by an ad-
vance In export refined oil quota
ton of 10 points per gallon. Thi
is the first advance in the expor
quotation since crude was quoteC
at SLID. The oil re6ners profits |
they sell at the quotation have beel
curtailed although the advance Ii
re62ed oils In home markets ha
been fully in ratio with the advarc
In crude. With present condition
oil should continue to advance Ii
price. Dan O'Days bumpers vel
come an increase In their alIo Sanc
i, matter how small.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-10-17

Furnished room tor rent, I25
Virginia street. rs 2l*
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-24
HEBRON STREETS SCH0OL
BIDS RECEIVED TO 2EBUIfU
 THE BUILDING.
The Amounts Range from Thirteen to Fifteen Thousand Dollars--To Report Next 1Eonday Wight.
 Vacancy in School Board.

The rebuilding of the Heron Street School house. the splendid edifice erected in West Montgomery and used as pub. Tic school by the city for number of agitated by the City Council and bids for the work have been advertised for.
 A special meeting was held last night for the purpose of opening bids and three way from. Sls. .oOo to S15,oo0. The blds were referred to Committees to report next Monday night. The bid of Messrs. Graves and Anderson Is the lowest by near The Meeting.
 A special session of the City Council was held last night. President Flemins said the. purpose of the meeting vas to receive bids for building the Heron Sssn. ssa sSas sss rs
 There Thers vcs; were present President Fleming, Aldermen Anderson, Cheney. Hartley, Roeder. Mcintyre. Rushton. Farley ana
 The hids were opened and read as fol.
 From Grave, and Anderson. proposine S SS Grn: a.9ron m s.sss scoo d Snaes s per plans and specifications prepared by Ausfeld and Chapman for the sum oi Ht Erom A. Js SnhIer ~ OO., TUT eAOpOOVs
 From Riverside Brick Company for $14,SS4
 On motion of Alderman Rocder the bids were referred to Committees or, School and Public Works, to repQrt at a special meeting to be held next Monday night.
 Al communication was received from Superintendent C. L. Floyd, the Clerk of the Board of Education, notifying the Council ot . vacancy in the meMbershtp of the Board that occurs this month on account of the expiration Of the term of Mir. Charles E. Morits. which was post poned until next regular meeting, when an election will be held.
 A resolution was also submitted from the School Board making recommenda- lions In regard to Improvements in school buildings, repairs, etc.
 First, that the water closets at Capitol nm School be rebuilt in such way as to provide proper sanitary conditions and easier access from the school building.
 Second that additional excavation be made in the fresh air room at Decatur Erect School and that the floor be laid In cement
 Third, that the north wall Of the Chil- ton Building be- examined as to tts safe. ty and that encouragement Of the school room be made. If possible, 50 as to pro- vide better arcomrnodat5onn for the classes, which also was referred to the Committees on Schools and Public Works.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-24
BRILLIANT RECEPTION
 TO DELEGATES

At the beautiful home of Hon. and Mrs. E. C. Payne a brilliant reception was given by the Progressive Culture Club on Thursday evening from to IF o'clock. The home was eiaborately, and appro- priately decorated for the occasion.
 The reception hall was adorned in the Alabama Federation colors, purple and lilac. The pansey which Is the federa- ton flower was in beautiful evidence.
 Here Mir. Payne and Mrs. H. B. Scott stood to greet edcalIers and usher them into the rgception room, where Mrs. Payne stood to receive with Mrs. Wyker, President of the Federation; Mrs. w. H. Simpson, President of the Progressive Culture Club c and, Mrs. Payne's two guests. Mrs. Erwin. Craighead of Mobile and Mrs. Ji L. McConaughy Vice-Presi- dent of the ,Federatiop., This apartment was adorned siaT aereenTo and white-the coiors of the Progressive Culture Club. Magnolias were the flowers used.
 The second parlor was decorated in lavish arrangements Of the crimson rambler. In the refreshment room green and white. the coiors of the hostess club were again used in beautiful placing or lilies, smilax and ribbons.
 From a table arranged on the veranda fruit punch was served from block of ice in which pansies were frozen.
 A hand discoursed delightful music all evening while the visiting club women were enjoying the charming hospitality of the members of the Progressive Culture Club and the invited citizens of the Deca- turs.
 An honored guest at this entertainment was Miss Howard Weedon of Huntsville. author of Shadows on the Wall" and '.Bandanna Ballads She received all during the evening the homage due one of AIabamas greatest women.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-24
LAU N DIR Y K N A C K.

Many laundries lack the .knack of preserving delicate dyes. There's a chance for skill in laundering negligee shirts, ladies' waists, wash skirts, etc. You're safe in sending such garments. to us. We've learned the knack and will wash them clean and leave the colors. This is but one of the things that the Capital City does best-all other kind of laundering are others-'Phone 1o6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-24
The Great Medicine Cures Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Neph-
 ritis, and AIbuminuria.

Thousands of people suffer through living death from some form of kidney disease. In the majority of cases. the poor sufferers have been informed by phy- sicians that there is no hope.
 If you are a victim of kidney disease take courage. dear sufferer There Is mighty saving agent that you have not yet called to your aid; 1t Is Paines Gel cry Compound This grand medical pre- scription has conquered as desperate cases as yours; it has power to pluck you as a brand from the burning, if yot nave but the faith to give it trial.
 You may perchance ask, What will Paines Celery Compound do for me. thai other medicines have failed to accom- plish?"
 Paine's Celery Compound will accom- plish vastly more for you in your dis. tress than. you can imagine. Its first great vital undertaking Is the purificatior of the life Stream from waste matter the result of decomposition of the tissues It will remove all morbid materials. sav- ing you from uraemic poisoning. which so often proves fatal in kidney disease.
 In addition to this, Paines Celery Com- pound will establish nerve force and new nerve fibre; it will nourish the weakened system and restore the. full vital func- tions of the Kidneys
 II you Vaiue Hie, ueiay uot the use or Paine's Celery Compound single hour. Your present critical condition demands the immediate use of this great life saver.
 Emma Doty. of Red Buttes. Wyo.. saved by Paine's Celery Compound from fatal kidney disease. writes as follows q had terrible pain in my side owing to kidney troubles. I could hardly lie down; but that trouble has all left me through the use of Paine's Celery Compound. Last spring had mountain fever and was sick q long time; since taking Paine's Celery Compound | am strong. feel very grate- full for your medicine. l am glad to say anything that would encourage people to use it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-24

Perfection of Form Feature o Mind Render Women LIZ full. Health, However;sthe Gre est Charm.

Woman's greatest gift s the to inspire adlniraas There beauty in health which F moro than regularity of features ,s s6 3#$ mo snap and spirit which health gives to the sys, ts and the speech full of magnetism es II aS s-ssA
 Sickly women can't understand this A szzS5 They only that they seabl and their eorts to attractive are hngnd and weak SF$.s ~ <. .& S' Womans influence in the world limited by her strenen ana strength of health is real strength. se s.. 4A
 brings with beauty and and loveliness of
 To be q wie retain the love and adatu ~ 1E husband should constant study snS would pe ~ may, guard we'll against tho signs of M health
 Regular painless menstruaiDn absolutely necessafy
 The help which Lydia Cespoxne Gy who attacked hy scdcf q the Hnne help 4n M se ogAn1 an9 me retain their health and bAuty to Mrs. Pihkham advises who III free0 II cosk A44o Mas Thousands their healtA t0 hsr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-24
NO TAX SALE
rn Five Years in Chambers County

MT. Mar.in Van Buren Maisy. Tax Collector Tor Chambers County, was at the Capitol on yesterday for the nuruose of settling his accounts with he State Auditor for the year 1901. He is the first Collector in the State who has. so lar. made settlement with the Auditor for the said year.
 On being questioned upon the subject of the collection of taxes and tax sales he stated. among other things. that he had collected the taxes of his County for the past five wears without a single tax the prosperity of old Chambers.
 Mir. Maley said also that he had lined up with the Democratic party since. re- construction days. and that the outlook for Constitutional Democracy and good crops in Chambers was very encouraging
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-24
The Circuit Court.

In the Montgomery County Circuit Court. Judge Richardson presiding, the following cases were decided yesterday: pfy: order granted for sale of lands.
 Az J. Kaufman vs. J. W. Hood & Co order granted to sell lands. F Dr. s. J. Steiner vs R Y Porter. exec niaintiff in sum of $i47.16 and costs.
 T. 10. Pinckard vs. ]. c. Haygood: yer. dict for plaintiff in sum of s75 and s2l damages
 siah Morris e Co; order of dismissal set aside and cause continued. Perry Afford vs. A. B. Volquit: non- suit and costs assessed to plaintiff.
 Court adjourned to Monday. May 2s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-24
TAMPA EXCURSION MAY e6TH

The Plant systems SpecIaI traih excur- sion to Tampa. May 18th. is the greatest trip ever offered for the money Only $500 round trip. Tickets good seven days. Pullman Sleepers and Day Coaches Write W. V. Ljtsey. Division Passenger Agent. for sleeper reservations
 adv--tf. -l.'t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-24

George-What is an heirloom? Jsek--A windmill, I suppose.-Prince- ton Tiger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-24
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-24
THE ODD PENNIES.

For the sake of saving odd pennies don't buy an inferior :mulsion when you really need 5cott's Emulsion.
 The difference in price is pennies. The difference in re- suits is pounds-pounds of new fesh-and days of strength and comfort.
 Those who have lost flesh can regain it more quickly by means of Scott's Emulsion than in any other way.
 Send for Free Sample. SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists, 4os Pearl St., N, Y.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-24

DIAMOND DYES color anything any color Never fail! Never fade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-24
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.

The time for adjournment drawing near the president announced that the inetalla- ton of officers would take place, each
 being escorted to the platform by some one appointed by the president. She pre- scented Mrs. Orr as the new president, and
 Mrs. Orr thanked the convention for the
 honor and said that this being most
 important year in the history of Alabama
 Club Women. she asked the aid of every
 woman in the Federation. Perhaps you
 all do not know" she said that you have
 elected a president who has six children.
 so request the prayers of every one of
 you" A
 As each was presented she gave thanks
 for the honor conferred.
 A vote of thanks was rendered the re- tiring officers for their years efficient work Mrs. Wyker, the retiring presi- dent said: i've never had mysteries but they say when one does one feels like both crying and laughing. l want to laugh because am. to be relieved of the the duties, and I want to cry because have to give them up, It has been a great privalege to occupy position through which have made 1.20o new friends" When she finished she seemed to have almost decided to cry-not laugh for her voice had tears in 1t.
 The meeting adjourned at n15 to meet in Montgomery on the first Tuesday in
 February. 1903.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-24
RATES ARE As EoLLoWs.
SHIP YOUR GOODS

SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY which operates on 27,000 miles of first-class railroads. with connections with other com panies, to all points accessible by express.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-24
Tls Saisiy
 D.p..!t Vault.

Tho First Hatlonal Banl of msntgsmsry, AIa.,
 Are of the. most modern con struction and provide absolute security for the safe keeping of stocks, bon ds, mortgages. notes, contracts, wills, insurance pol. ieies, jew els. and other valuables. Every convenience and privacy afforded holders of boxes for the transaction of such business.
 Boxes for rent at $500 an d upward per annum, accord. ing to size.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-24
for all your mall Rsmittsness. by mail or
 otherwise.

Sold on all points in the United States, Canada, and on Havana, Cuba.
 CHEAP AND CONVENIENT.
 NO APPLICATION REQUIRED. A receipt is given and money will be re- funded if order is lost.
 Sold at all agencies of the Southern Ex- press Company at all reasonable hours.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-05-24

Having been subjected to all these in- fluences, both practical and sentimental, feel sure that our guests cannot fall. before returning to the North. to become the advocates of all measures and propo- sitions which represent the actual needs and just claims of the section which they have visited and investigated. It matters not how much we may differ on matters of abstract politics, l am proud to know that when 1t comes to questions of na- tional well-being, on which the people at large are generally agreed. their repre- sentatives in Congress will rise above party limitations and take high patriotic ground. Alabama asks nothing from the North or from the General Government close of the war between the States she was impoverished and crushed. Her strength had been sacrificed on the field of battle and her wealth had vanished before the wild whirlwlnd of war. Look around, geneltmen, and see the marvel of her recovery. All that Alabama wants is the means for developing her waterways in such a manner as will enable her to do justice to her natural resources. and thus to develop the foreign markets which will be a source of material advantage not only to this State but also to the whole country.
 Through the untiring efforts of your Representative and my distinguished ool- league, the Hon. George w. Taylor Mo bile has received liberal appropriations from the Government for the improve ment of this splendid harbor, and, not withstanding the fact I failed in my eff forts to procure such an appropriation as we desired for the Coosa. as an Ala bamian, I feel duly grateful for the lib- eraIIty shown Mobile, and am sure as the importance of the harbor increases these distinguished gentlemen who are with us and who have seen so much of the water fin your hay and have not been forced to drink any. will continue to deal with us as generously in the future as they have in the past"