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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-20
DR.. A. W. Ghase's Ointment.

H. J. Harris left the city this
morning tor points south on bust.
ness.
Reymer's candied cherries and
pine apple are delicious. M. A. Sy-
bert Grocery Company. 1t
Benjamin White, of Mounds.
Vile, spent the day with his mother
In the city
Notice-Our store will be open
until 9 o'clock each evening until
Xmas. NJ. A. Sybert Grocery Com
pany. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Strickllng, of
Middlebourne, were shopping In
the city today.
VanCamp's Extra Standard
Tomatoes 10 cents can. M. A. Sy.
bert Grocery Co. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Anderson, Of
Friendly, spent the afternoon with
friends In the city.
Reymer's Fancy Oh ocolates and
Bon Bons In boxes, all sizes and
shapes. NJ, A. Sybert Grocery
Company. 1t
G. W. Morgan, a we'll known
painter of Friendly, was transacting
business In the city today.
Try some of Reymer's Glazed
Nuts, fruit roll or fruit cake. MA.
Sybert Grocery Company. 1t
Joseph Kearns, of Pursley, will
spend Sunday In the city with a
very particular lady friend.
If you buy yonr candles and nuts
before getting our prices you will
regret 1t. M. A. Sybert Grocery
company. 1t
For Sale-28 shares stock In
Farmers and Producers National
Bank of Sistersville at I35 to be
delivered the second week In jan
uary, 1908. Inquire of Lynn Kirt.
land, No. 700 Diamond Square,
Sistersville. II 10 tt
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-20

We are IS to so per cent under
competitors on Xmas trees. Nd. A.
Sybert Grocery Company. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Sloan, who re-
side few miles south of the city,
spent the day with friends here.
Everett Williamson, well
known local oil operator of Friend,
ly, was a business visitor here to-
day.
E. J. McJunkin, the well known
machinist, left the city last evening
for Monticello, KY, on business
mission.
We have the agency for Reymer's
fine Chocolates and Bon Bons. NJ.
A. Sybert Grocery company. 1t
Mrs. R. G. GillIsple, of South
Wells street has returned from an
extended visit at Bradford and
other points In northern Penusyl-
vania.
lust received car VanCamp's
canned goods. Don't buy can of
canned goods until you get our
prices. M. A. Sybert Grocery
company. II
Little Miss Hickock, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo.
McCaulley, of the South Side, left
for her home at Cameron this
morning.
Lost-Small English Setter, blind
of one eye. black, white and tan.
Ten dollars reward for dog deliv-
cred to J. G. Wolf, 900 Clay street.
Isl tdI tw
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Jones and
Mrs. May Whiting, daughter OF
the former, returned to the city
last evening from a short visit with
Wheeling friends.
Mrs. Anderson and grandchil'
dren, of West Alexandra, Pa, who
have been visiting the formers
son, Rev. T: A. Anderson, Of
Charles street, left for their home
this morning.
Misses Eloise Mccormick and
Josephine Norris arrived home
from W. shington, Pa. last evening
where they are attending school.
They will remain until after the
holiday vacation.
The streets were thrcnged most
all day WITH an army Of holiday
shoppers from the surrounding
country. This city has an estab'
llshed reputation far and near as
headquarters for bargains at all
times, especially during the holiday
season.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-20
LOCAL NEWS

This was gloomy day.
Colder and rain Sunday.
This was great shopping day.
The river continues to recede
slowly.
The Christmas stocking will
soon be filled
Today's weather was an echo OF
Indian summer.
DR.. ]. Milton, the well known
dentist, Is here.
Wen have at least one Christmas
wedding and no mistake.
J.G. Smith, of Hebron, was q
business caller here today.
For Rent-Pive room house.
Mrs. Fl. r. Williamson. Sgt
Jasper Llsk, Esq, was q business
visitor In the city today.
Wanted-First class coat maker.
Apply at Review Office. I74t
Leander Witten, of Witten. O.,
was calling on friends In the city
last evening =.
Attorney M. D. Hanes left the
city last evening for Pittsburg on
legal business.
Ed Wright, a we'll known bust.
ness man of Jacksonburg, Is visit
Ing his parents In the city.
Coleman May6eld, of Middle
bourne, went to New Martinsville
this morning on business.
W. G. Hays left the city last eve.
ming for Butler, Pa, on a business
and pleasure trip combined.
Circuit Court Clerk J. G. May.
field. of Middlebourne, was busi-
ness caller In the city today.
Andrew Tuite has returned to
the city from a visit with relatives
at points In New Yorke State.
If you have a "sweet tooth" get
II filed at Frantz and Hissams.'
IS 1t
II. ]. Mercer arrived home last
evening from West Liberty college
to spend the holiday vacation.
Mrs. Samuel Martin, Of Long
Reach. spent the dav calling on
friends and shopping in the city.
Pc. Lamberton left the city this
morning TOR Butler, Pa , where he
will visit friends for some ten days.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-12-20

In order to prove to you
Piles ; :: e: !: f.: : e: ::
of itching, bleeding, or
protruding piles, the manufacturers guaran-
tee a cure. You can use it and If not
cured get your money back. Ar. Casper
Walton, laborcr, Michigan city, Ind, says:
81 work hard and lift great deal. Thestrain
brought on an attack of piles. They itched
and they protruded and bl.d. Nothing helped
them until used Dr. A. W. Chase's Ointment.
That cured them" Soc box at all dealers, or
ORA W. CHASE MEDICINE Co., Buffalo. NY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-08

Coming TO chickasha.-The
Boston painless dentists. ofNich-
isa, viii make a specially Of the
painless extraction of teeth. viii
be at Hotel Royal. Saturday Feb.
p, 1902. Extraction free from ?
70 10 a. NJ, and to p. N. There
is 10 tooth OF root that they can
not extract without one atom of
pain By tins simple and effective
method. 90 matter how badly brok
en- il may be. From one 70 thirty
teeth may be extracted at one sir
ting for any one in any condition
Of health. Heart and lung trcub- Z
le will not prevent You having
teeth extracting BY this method.
The gums heal quickly. Positive,
Iy no swelling or soreness follow.
No cocaine poisoning. No slough
ng Of gums. Not an experiment
Dut positive success. 100. 900.
hopeless teeth and roots success Z
'nlly removed by these skilled ex-
raetiors. This is their last trip
Until fall. Plates $500. 800.
300. Call while our painless ex-
ractors are with you. Extract>
ng free OF charge from 9 to 10
I'D l to 2 Remember date. SAT
rday, Feb. p, lsv2, at Hotel
loyal.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-08
Hortense NIeIson Comma.

Hortense Nelson Coming i.
Miss Hortense Nelson VINO has
enconced herself as a star of her
own company this season with
which she is playing the character
of Cigarette, in "Under Two
Flags" Is a little actress Of very
strong personal rsonaIity and
much talent. She has been iden,
tilted with the leading dramatic
monarchs OF the stage world, and
at last as the saying :goes, the
opportunity has come where 3
suitable character has fallen into
the hands Of master. Miss Mel
son is an ingeneau, Of sterling
quality whose winsome ways have
won a wealth Of worshippers. her
ability is unquestiOnable and her
youth and personal, attractiveness
add only to her successful career
as a star tegather with her cormen
which she gives with much artistic
representations there is no limit TO
Der achievement save those That
physique imposes under two flags
S among the first of popular dram.
tile productions now before the /
'ublic and an opportunity this at-
ords should not be passed by /
without much comment Miss Mel
on as Cigarette will be seen here
larch IL at the opera hoase where
be capacity should be assembled /
o greet this wonderful little ac-
ress supported by her oxn New
ork Company. One night oaly.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-08
Story of the Shoes.

Last night "The Star BOarderr
troupe embarked on the north
bound Southern Pacific train leav.
ing San Francisco at Z p. m, for
Portland. Miss Mead occupied a
berth on the "pnllpan" end as
usual placed her shoes under the
berth for the porter. On the
train there was another pullman
bound east. By some mistake the
porter placed Miss Mead's shoes
in the east bound car. In the
morning Miss Mead searched for
her shoes. But alas. there we're
no shoes, here was fix indeed
The manager Of the company vir
ed for a shoemaker to meet the
trail on its arrival with a pair OF
shoes. The man was at the depot
alright, but with pair Of fves.
AS Miss Mead's size Is No. ? she
became wroth end finally borrow
ed a pair Of ca pet slippers from q
"Bhicago drummer until she
could drive to the hotel and se-
cure the necessary and proper
fittings tOddlers. What Miss Mead
will do and say 70 that porter
when she again lays eyes on him
viii be good and plenty.
Wagner opera house. one niqht
only, Teesday Feb. f1th. I'll
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-08
CRIMINALDOCKET.

Trial jury docket ii the United
States Court for the Southern
District OF the Indian Territory,
At Ch.ckasha. Judge Hosea Town
send, presiding. February, 1902,
term.
MONDAY, FEERUAHY "a. 1902.
No 20 W. B. Cogwin, embszzle-
ment; POI, Waite Plato, assault
to rape. 262, S. p. ColIett. for
gerry; 277, Chas. Blain and Tom
Tankersley, forgery: 81, b. Y.
Weaver, murder: ss1, Sam Nc
Lam and Joe Holiday, larceny;
s22, William Blue, intro. and disp.
lqr.; 512, T. II. Edger aud Joe
Anderson, disp. mig'd prop; $50,
Joe and Sohn Cons, larceny; $50
B. Ward, assault to kill: 3S7, S.
A. Kennedy, assault to rape; 392, |
jas. and Rufus Murphy, larceny
39S, John hcCord, larceny; 4O4, |
Pete Hetiner, dispo. intox. lq'r;
4o5, Sam ana Mat Cook, gaming
house: 4oo, Sam m-and Mat Cook,
gaming house; 407, Pete Heffner,
gaming house; 4oS, Q. A. Cor
man, gaming house; 40. Giles
Holder gaming house; 81, Jul
ius Doss, gaming house; 4l2,
suhus Doss, gaming house; 4l8,
Pete HeIner gaming house; Al,
Pete Hefner and Bill McCrae.
gaming house; 415, Pete Heifner,
disp. intox. lq'r; 41s, Cecil Hop
kins, gaming house: 42o. Ben
Smith, gaming house; 421, Sam
ind Matt Cook, gaming house;
i25, Frank Fore, embezzlement; t
t3s, Chas. Pierce, larceny; 40,
Albert Cox, assault to kill; AL,
Bob Russell, assault to kill: AS,
Arthur Smith alias A. Muzzen,
lit. counterfeit; 40, ". L. Coins,
.ssault to kill; At, John Gentry, :
arcenY; AS, George Moran alias b
ieOrge Brown, robbery; 40, {. u
?. McGof, intro. intox. lq'r; 450, b
II Rainey, assault to kill; 451, tt
Jan Smell, murder; 452, Claud b
'ollius, aggrAv't assault; 45s. p
'laud Collins, MaIic's mischief; L
55, Joseph B. n. King and Wal q
sr Thomas, fraduIantly obtaining
stter; 457, Town Of NARROW vs.. T
;. s. Smyth, appeal; 46I, Jas. e.
Dunn, VIM. BY and Sam Boswell II
alse pretense; 4e5, A. S. Gray, :,
hipping game. 4
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-08

For SALE-A few good PoIan
China males and seWs: Can give
papers on same. I have also
pure bred poultry.
All Hollowell,
Six miles vest Of Chickasha.
Old papers for sale at this Of
xEs4 ~ 4AfJ.1sf
,.sss1z segsS bar aasms1
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-08

W J Erwin ct al C NJ Fechheimer
Taylor Percival Holding L Bailey
539 vs. Unlawful detainer
W a wade ct al Gilbert & Gilbert
Joe Cons Davidson x Riddle
$40 Us Unlawful deiainer
n II Rogers ct al Giibert& g
J S Scott Gilbert L Gilbert
541 vs. Damaoe
A C Brown ct al Davidson & r
n DeGrafenried Davidson {.
543ys Attack
c n Riggs M Fechheimsr
sCOntiaued Monday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-08

The White Swan bakery sells
bread, cakes and pies. #
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-08

~ Fs Mfs- = 1IIeIs
81 si,tsss =. S.Eil. .siiss.ls "a lir.-
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-30
NEW TELEPHONE TRUST.
Independent" Companies Are to Be
Merged In Il.

Independent" Companies Are to Be
Merged In Il.
Memphis, Tenn, December pa strong
rumor is current in the city announcing an
effort to form a gigantic combination of
the independent telephone interests of the
United States with the Memphis Long
Distance Telephone company, capital
100000, and the Memphis Telephone COM
pany, capital $4,000, as a basis. The ru-
mored alliance is said to he backed by
the interests mentioned. the stromberg
Carlson manufacturing company OF Chica.
90 and Harvey Meyers of Covingtoa. XIV.
The scheme Is said TO be an outgrowth IL
the annual meeting Of the INDEPENDENT tel.
ephone companies at Chicago on December
8 The proposed plan Involves about
SlOO,OOO,oOO Of capital. General Mana GER
Warren Of the Memphis Telephone com
pnny, tonight admitted THAI the rumor
was true in so far that the interests men
toned were endeavorlng to effect q consoi-
idntion, but added; Nothing definite has
been accomplished yet"
The proposed alliance of all the inde-
pendent companies Is 10 he effected bv the
organization Of one great company. in
which the. smaller members are to have a
pro rata interest
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-30

An eclectic physician has applied for
nnandamus to compel the issuance Of GER
tihcate alleged to have been withheld be-
cause the board did not approve his method
of advertising.
The State Teachers association is in ses.
sion at Austin with good attendance.
The contract between the International
and the Southern Pacific as to bridging
Brays bayou has been approved by the
government engineer.
The mayor of ri Paso win veto the ordi.
nance granting a franchise to new street
car company.
Dallas has made liberal proposition 10
secure the Presbyterian university.
There Ia nothing new in the story thar
the Standard controls the Beaumont and
Jennings oil felds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-30
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

ATLANTA, GA three days convention
OF the southern Association of Elocuttonists
began here Monday.
SAN BERNARDINO, GAIA Santa he
overland train ran into freight locomotive
at siam, killing Engineer G, Hayward ana
injunng Fireman A. Arkills.
SAN DIEGO, Cal.-The Tingley-Tim
libel trial was resumed Monday morning
The defense presented more deposition evi
dence.
NEW ORLEANS. The Central Labor
Council Of New Orleans has started a cru.
sade against the employment Of child labor
in factories.
NEW ORLEANS--Th cotton planters in
North and Central Louisiana are import-
Ing negro laborers from tue black belt OF
Alabama.
BATON ROUGE. La.-Three factories I'm
Baton Rouge have abandoned the use OF
fuel oil md returned 10 coal Inability to
secure oil and the sudden jump IN prices
is the cause,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r. Armstrong.
private secretary to the secretary OF the
treasury, will be appointed assistant secre.
tary TO the treasurer on the reassembiing
OF congress, 10 succeed General spaulding.
NEW YoRK.-Catholics IN every part OF
the world are preparing to show thoIr
hdelity to Pope Leo XIII at the silver
an almost priceless Jewel This Is a tonaz
weighing nearly four pounds, the largest
In the world
NEW HoRK.--vice President Heinze Of
the Emitted Copper company denies. en-.
phaucaly the rumor that the HeinXea
have agreed to arbtrate the dispute grow.
ing out OF the recent decision OF rho an.
preme court Of Montana In the llfsation
between the Amalgamated Copper company
and the Heln2e interests.
GUTHRIE, 0. IT, Federal officers are en-
route Guthrie with four outmws Who were
captured after u battle With the Officers.
The outlaws had robbed Tho postofnee al
MulhaH, blowing open the safe and secur-
ing $500 In money aud stamps
HONoLULU.--James Van Buren,. formerly
agent OF the Oriental and Occidental steam.
snip company at Hong Kong, Is TO manage
new steamship line. which rs 10 proyide
a monthly service heiween Hong Kong ana
Mexico VIA Honolulu and san francisco.
NEW YORK Tho body Of Harris Tran.
quinnl' the car driver who drove Crown
Pslnee Rudolph OF Austria and was n VIII.
ness TO the nobleman's murder IN Never
iins, Austria, 1900, will be removed 10
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-30
ROAST FOR SENATOR MORGAN
Senator Carmack of Tennessee Expresses
Himself Somewhat Vigorously.

ed BY something more than words of &C
cusatlon
''Iu what respect has his record been
better than that of other democratic lead
ers whom he represents as hypocrltes and
pretenders? Has he originated or cham
pioned any measure which they have op-
posed2 Senator Morgan has been twenty
fte years IN the senate; he has been many
years Ia contact with the question Of the
trusts. When he himself has proposed a
remedy for the evil and failed to secure
the support Of his party, 1t will be time
enough as 1t seems to me for him to ar.
raign II In SUCH terms. This be has never
done He simply assoils the integrity of
those whose records are no more open to
suspicion than his own. OF course. II
senator Morgan Is correct the democratic
party Is cumberer of the ground and
the sooner 1t ceases to exist the better.
l do not believe there is a single man
on earth who agrees with Senator Morgan.
He stands alone wrapt in the solitude Of
his contempt for the universe"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-30
FOREIGN BRIEFS.


NEW YoRK.-Accordlng to the Herald's
La Poz, Bolivia, correspondent, the
Concrete publishes an official message re-
ceiyed by the Bolivian government from
Its. minister In Brazil, saying that the So
luton of the Acre incident is progressing
satisfactorily,
NEW YORK.--The year which Is rapidly
drawing to close has been, on the whole,
n good one for British trade, says the Trb-
unes London correspondent.
NEW YORK.-The request to dissolve
the marriage OF the crown princess of
SaNonN has not yet been received at the
vatican according to advices from Rome
received by the World IT IS also said the
request viii be refused If It is made.
NEW YORK-Twenty- women school
teachers went from the United States to
the Argentine republic a few years ago for
tue purpose Of Introducing American edu-
catonal methods In that COUNTRY. The re-
suit is thar the schools of the great repub-
lie OF the South are now modelled upon the
system born and developed mere.
ST PETERSBURG. Further advices
from Andiian say the earthquake victims
number $500. Of which 1000 were killed IN
tthe town Of Andijan and the rest in the ad-
lacent country. About 1000 square miles
were atfected.
ROME. The TrIbuna says the pope has
ordered the archbishop OF Manila to ex-
communicates all persons who endeavor II
promote the creation of a national church In
'AAN Aillppiutss
ST. PETERSBURG. - An earthouake
shock, which lasted twenty-three seconds,
Temsk
hOME.-A severe earthquake shock was
experienced az Syracuse. Sicily. IL was pre-.
ceded by subterranean rumblings
NlENNA.-Emperor Francis Joseph re.
celXed Ambassador Mccormick In farewell
suulence and expressed much regret at the
departure Of the ambassador The emperor
presented Mr.. Mccormick with a signed
photograph OF himself in handsome gill
HAVANA AFTER long. conference be.
tween PRESIDENT Palma, the members Of
Tue Tue eanlnet and leading senators, II has
osen decided not to, call an extra session
.! me senate 10 discuss the reciprocity
treaty with the United States
BERLIN ALBERT Heyde, submanager Of
tee Fotsdam branch OF the National Bank
OF deutschland, has disappeared. An IN
nesugaton shows that $23,750 IN secuIt
Ties are missing.
LONDON .-lt was said on good authority
N Lyerpeol that contracts had been made
ior 10000 tons Of coal for shipment from
English Scotch ind Welsh ports TO East
| ern ports OF the United States.
BERLIN The Lutheran clergy Of Sax.
ony nave issued an order striking the name
OF the crown princess from public prayers
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-30
HOUSTON.

The city council adjourned yesterday
without holding session.
A horse show has been arranged to come
of in Houston next April.
The chldrcn's annual masouerade bou
occurred at Turner hall
Booker Y. Washington, the negro leader.
made speeches at the Cotton Exchange aud
Auditorium.
The concordia clubs annual BAN was
given last night.
The Coledouians gave holiday entertain
ment Mt their hall.
The Charity Carnival was opened yester-
day.
number OF calls were made by the Ore
department with little damage done.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-30
THE SITUATION in MOROCCO
Sultan Has Retired TO the Palace and
Awaits Attack There.

Taneier, Morocco. December ee.--The sui.
tan Of Morocco is said to have retired to
the palnce at Fez, with all his available
artillery and ammunition, and TO have
strongly barricaded himself In consequence
Of a threatened attack on the part Of the
rebels
SPAIN PREPARING FOR EvENTUALI-
TIES
Madrid. December 2o.--The Spanish gov
eminent is preparing for eventualitles in
Morocco and has ordered troops at Malaga.
Cadia and Algiers to be held in readiness
10 promptly reinforce the garrisons at
Ceuta and Melilla, Morocco should the stu.
alton require. 1t. Spanish cruiser has
been ordered TO Tnngier
According TO dispatches received here
from Tungler the. rebels drove the imperial
troops to the gates of Fee.
The army officers who were absent on
furlough have been ordered to return TO
their posts. A regiment OF infantry has
left for Algiers, and another Is being held
In readiness to go. Forces Of cavalry, ar
tlllery and engineers, as well as detach-
ment of the hospital corps are also ready
TO be moved
Premier sllvelas says the Spanish minis
ter at Tnngler telegraphs that he has had
with the minister of foreign affairs an in.
| terview, aud that, while he takes a serious
view Of the situation, says IT is not hope.
less. The defeat of,the sultan's troops, the
foreign minister adds, was due to a sur
prise. He claims there has been no serious
battle.
The premier added that he supposed
other powers would send warsbips to Mo.
! rocco.
1t is reported that the Europeans are
preparing to leave Fez
| King Alfonso tonight discussed the Mo.
roccan crisis with General Weyler. min.
lister Of war, and the duke of Yeragua, min
/ lister of Murine In addition to the cruiser
! Infanta Isabel, which has already gone to
TanGier, other vessels are to be held In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-30
VENEZUELA.

General Won Boguslawski of Berlin has
considerable to say in criticism Of the
Monroe doctrine and of the self-importance
Of the Americans.
The German government is silent concern.
Ing the probable raising of the blockade
during the time the arbitration is under
way.
President Castro told an inquirer that he
has nothing to apologize for.
The matter OF further proceedings to-
ward arbitration now lies with the Vene-
Euelan government. Mr. Bowen will act as
the representative of Venezuela, but not as
the American minister.
1t is the sentiment at Berlin that all
things Will be settled in the arbitration
whether Castro gives voluntary assent or
not,