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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-13
drilled It's test on the B. r. Rollins
through the sand and have a dus

drilled It's test on the B. F. Rollins
through the sand and have a dus-
ter.
Mallory Bros & Stewart Free
land No. 3 Is in and Is producing IS
barrels an hour. Freeland Nos.
and are holding up at $50 and
$50 barrels respectively.
The Drillers OIL Co. drilled In
their No. z Ryan Tuesday and
have a splendid gusher. doing II
barrels an hour. They have
started No 8 :,
Two good wells were completed
In the upper end o. town Tuesday.
Que Is locBted on the Aukrom lot,
and Is owned by Millison & Browse.
The other Is on the Sol Bills lot,
and Is owned by the United States
Oh company. :
The former Is good for at least
100 barrels day, from the Keener
sand, the other Is producing from
the second Cow Run sand, and Is
considered equally as good. Moth
Ing was expected from that pay
and when 1t was reached 1t flowed
and the material about 1t caught
fire and was extinguished without
difficulty.
Other parties holding leases In
the locality are feeling good and a
number of wells will be started on
the strength OF these.
Considerable work is being done
In the shallow pools throughout
the county but 1t Is all in defined
territory and no importance IS at
tached.
The U. S. Oil company's No. 2
Bills was drowned by water after
being drilled deeper Wednesday
they have cased and are going on
down to the keener. Their No. 3
Bills Is down 700 feet. Coldren &
COS No. I Gallaher Is about 800
feet.-Leader.
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BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD.
Battlefield Route. Very Low Ratcsto Wash.
ington. D. C.

October 9Th. 5th, 9th and 9TH,
account goth National Eucamp-
ment, G IA R. From all stations
east of the Ohio river tickets will
be sold for regular train. of Octo-
Der q. S. 6 and 7, valid for return
until October ID; except If tickets
are deposited with joint agent,
Washington, between October 2
and ID, and on payment of so cents,
they may be extended to leave
Washington until November 3,
1902, inclusive. Call on ticket
agents Baltimore & Ohio R. R. for
full particulars. Pullman reserva.
tons should be secured In advance,
ocI
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Take Care of the STOMACH,

The man or woman whose diges-
ton Is perfect and whose stomach
performs Its every function Is never
Sick. Kodol cures positively and
permanently all stomach trouble: ,
Indigestion and dyspepsia. Rev
j. H. Holiday, of Holiday, Miss ,
writes: Kodol cured me. I con-
slider 1t the best remedy for dyspep'
|sia and stomach troubles.
Opera House Drug Store.
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Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound.

For all nervous. diseases. neuralgia,
rheumatism, nervous debility, par
alysis, biliousness, dyspepsia, cos
tiveness, piles, liver complaint, kid
ney troubles and female complaints.
1t goes to tie seat of the disease
and cures thoroughly and speedily.
Sold by c. w. Grier.
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Elizabeth Staeet.

Mr.. John Brooks, Stonemason OF
Elizabeth ST., Sistersville. W. Va,
says -" 1 think a great deal OF DR..
A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills. My
stomach was very weak and refused
to digest food. It distressed me at
ter eating and was exceedingly
nervous. I got some of the Nerve
Pills at Cries Drug Store aud they
are fine. They so strengthened
my stomach that eat. with pleasure
and digest my food. My nerves
are steady I feel generally strong
and rest well at night. lam glad
TO recommeu the Pills"
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Lingering Summer Colds

Summer colds If neglected may
linger along for months. ;, One Min.
ute Cough Cure will break up the
attack. Safe, sure, acts at once.
Cures coughs, colds, Group, bron.
chitis, all throat and lung troubles.
Children like 1t.
Opera House Drug Store.
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Krause's H eadache Capsules

are unlike anything prepared In
America. They were first pre-
scribed by DR.. Krause, Germany's
famous court physician, long before
autipyrine was discovered, and are
almost marvellous, so speedily do
they cure the most distressing
cases. Price csc. Sold by c. w.
Grier.
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her Q new lease on life. Those who
meet this change in Ill health sell
dom live ten years afterward, while
q woman who lays aside the active
duties of womanhood in health sell
dom fails to live on in happiness,
years after she has passed 60. This
is truly a critical time.
Mrs. Laura S. Webb, of Toledo,
Ohio, recognizes the change of life
as dangerous period and she also
has faith in Wine of Cardui. She
writes:
"As I had always been troubled more
or less at the menstrual period, dreaded
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Plain Statement backed byW. Va, Proof.


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The body of a man named William

The body Of man named William
Holmes was found on the tracks of
the Pennsylvania railroad, at Pitts
burg, by a track walker. The man
had been struck by train. His head
was split open, and his brains were
scattered over the tracks for some
distance.
. Chairman Thomas e. Burton and
several members OF the congressional
rivers and harbors committee, accom-.
panied by number of Pittsburg
rivermen, left on an inspection Of the
local harbors about Pittsburg.
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Interview with Little Eva.

Interview With Little Eva.
How old are you. my pretty, fair maid?
well. I'm over sevens sir" she said.
maid?"
No; but my granddaughter is" she said.
Chicago News.
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uutn have passed the climax. loo nos
dread Il now, as am sure that your
Wine Of CardA VIII Be Of great benefit
at this time"
Wine Of Cardui is the remedy TO
reinforce o woman against the shook
that comes with the change Of life.
It re-establishes healthy functions
after years of suffering. In doing
this it has saved thousands Of suf-
ferers Just in time. Do not wait
until sufferingis upon you. Thor
ough preparations should be made
in advance. Begin the Wine Of
Cardui treatment today.
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Wheeling.

Mr.. William Kratz, of No. 45I
Coal Street, Wheeling, W. Va, says:
when got DR.. A. W. Chase's
Nerve Pills I was run down, weak,
nervous, thin, without appetite or
energy. had not taken the med.
icine long when / began to eat, d.
gsst my food and cartwright. My
nerves grew steady, physical
strength and energy returned and
as result / feel again In excellent
health. / am very glad ! beard OF
the medicine and consider 1t most
excellent one"
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Anerve Ionic never equaIed


A Washington ST. BuHao
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No NistakeS

are more annoying than those az
fecting ones personal laundry.
Great care and perfect system has
removed this source of worry
Customers of
THE EUREKA LAUNDRY
have no fault to find with our work
Or our methods.
Every effort Is put forth to give
satisfaction, and as far as possible
each bundle gets Individual atten
ton.
Fred Barber, PrOp'r.
Diamond Square.
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ElHERE ARE MANY
sickly women be-
IL tween the ages of
Is and %, but there are
very few invslids over %
and so years of age. The
change of life coming to
. woman near her forty
fourth year, either makes
her an invalid or DiYeS
New-York tribune., 1902-08-04
BIG WEEK FOR FRESH AIR.
MORE THAN ELEVEN HUNDRED chill
DREN TAKEN FROM HEATED HOMES

Last weeks work was a record breaker in giving
relief to poor children of this crowded and over
heated city for The Tribune Fresh Air Fund:
The suffocatng. sulty weather and the increasing
mortality among the children of the tenements
meant either increase in the number sent to the
country or frishtful suffering in the hot East Side
streets Had funds been available a greater
work might have been accomplished. but until the
thermometer brings the suferings of the less
fortunate home to the well do there is a dsposi
ton TO forget the crying need of the children who
live, and perhaps die. with relief from the
squald, noisome streets of the poverty stricken dis
tricts.
To all of the neighborng States went party after
party of Tribune children. In all. 1,16S children
went to the country between Monday and Saturday
going in thirtytwo different parties 10 many places
in NewYork. Massachusetts, Connecticut. New
Jersey and Pennsylvania. besides the small hands
of two or three who went with these larger parties
to special places where they were invited Besldes
the large total of children receiving outings ny lano
there four excursions up the Hudson to En-
celsior Grove for the mothers and babies OF New
York and Brooklyn-a days happy outing on the
big excursion barges for 4043 people
The eagerness with which the children take ad-
vantage of the opportunity to get away from the
heat illustrated last week when for nearly
every party that went away there were two OF
three and once ten, extra children that came 10
the station the chance of vacancy. lheS
asked to examined, and resout-lY cleaned theiil-
selves and made all ready, though they ful4y Teai
extras are nearly always children OF HeI3 III PoI,-
families TO whom the country trip means not Irs 6r
outing but good food and plenty or IL, lnS lneIS
sisters who were nearly broken neal1e i
when twice they waited. bags IN hand LOT SeNIal g
hours. only to be disappointed n the ENG enc Ge Ge
third time. however. just two places We're llere e
vacant by SCARLET fever, and the open places "e'e
not left untitled. 49,. ,,.1,
In a party which left Friday were two small small
Italian girls: the older only seven ana & the tfev
five years old They were quiet and paie as ulSH ;
sat in the big station waiting room anu ana tlG TI Vim
sonary who brought them eXpialneI edb fard I'd With
and both girls had worke9 toi hatG ~iCL ~
their widowed mother on the 'sweated cothing I 99
the East Side. The elder sewed on buttons, VIZ tb
the baby whose tiny hands c9uid @ 90s etngs Mis ''
The fortnight in the country gwen Inc me pop
tributors TO the fund and hospitable country Lolh
means only health and good time nut ; lhSfr
1ion and help of the best kind. The new enNlLoL
ment in which the children are thrown at uine me
when they are peculiarly amenanle Amos. n
yariablv leaves more less OF permanent I'M
preston upon them in giving them new ioeas pot 90 ~
of health and morality. In the most niattet u
wav they see customs and habits hitherto utterly
impossible for them to conceive OF.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-04
KING Dimes WITH FAMILY.
MANY VISITORS AT COMES
MEYER DECLINES HIS MAJEsTNs
INVITATION.

London. Aug. 3-Up to yesterday KING Eu-
ward had taken all his meals alone puI thei,
for tbe first time since his Sickness ne 'o0
luncheon and dinner with members Oh 'iie io'@
family. His majesty now receives
-i-,.,.s aoj1,, and Cowes is becoming crowded
with well known people. .
General Lucas Meyer, who was recenuS ia
.,o,oroand of the Orange Free State forces anu
Mrs. Meyer. had luncheon with the CoIohl1i
Secretary. Mr. Chamberlain, and MIS- CHa'lDe nc
lain Yesterday. King Edward has lnVl'eo 1e"-
eral and Mrs Meyer TO witness the corona 'io4'
ceremony at Westminster Abbey next od'ul
dav. but as General Meyer goes 10 DIeSUe'
medical advice they were unaole 10 aIo7ro.
- 60, former President of the Orange
- Sc v-bo with his family, arrived at
Southampton yesterday. and who sailed 'ne
sane day for Holland has arrived at ScheE'!.- II
inpen. Mr.. KRUGER has sent him a l1less"se' -
,,t,icb he prays for his early recovery
New-York tribune., 1902-08-04
NEW HOME FOR THE TINES"
IT ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR IT'S UPTOWN
BUILDING.

IT ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR IT'S UPTOWN
BUILDING.
report that large Office building would be
built on the triangular plot bounded by Forty
second-st Broadway and Seventh-ave. for The
New-York Times and would be occupied by tnat
newspaper. was printed in The Tribune some weeks
ago. This report is now corroborated oy Inc
New-York Times The principal reason Tor the
change which is set forth in an announcement
made by that newspaper this morning, is the need
of more space for its business offices, its editorial
rooms and its mechanical departments on account
of the rapid growth of its business.
Many sites, mostly downtown, where no suitable
lot or buit.ing could be obtained. were examined
and considered before the triangular parcel al
Forty-second st. sld Seventh-ave- was bought
The building to be erected the entire block. will
be OF steel construction Of the first class and Will
be erected by the New-Ycrk Times Building Com
pany. a corporation formed for the purpose. the
entire capital stock OF which will be owned and
held by The New-York Times" The building, the
architects plans for which now being pre-
pared by Cyrus L. W. Eidlitz. will be worthy of
the site, afordng ample accommodations for all
departments of the newspaper. with many floors
available for office and business uses II will be
ready for occupancy early in 1901
The announcement continues:
Two years ago The Times" would have refused
20 consider removal TO an uptown ofice, The prob
lem OF distribution Is one 10 "lllch a newspaper
hood OF Newspaper Row is the only quarter of
a manufacturing establishment can be operated
without grave Inconvenience and loss of time. That
limitation is he removed and that condition
wholly changed by the completion of the under
ground rapid transit railway The trains Of that
railway will run through the basement Of The
Times's' new building Turning on a curve from
Forty-secondst. up Broadway. the tunnel traverses
the lot acquired by The Times, entering It's
building line oblquely about the middle OF the
Broadway front and passing out at the Forty
third-st. end 1t will thus be seen that the subway
is TO occupy part of the basement story OF the
Times Building. Furthermore. an express station
of the subway road, the basement level. will
give access to trains without leaving the building;
and a tunnel beneath Broadway will furnish COM
muncation with the eastery side of that thorough
fare II will be possible for The Times, there
fore at the early morning hour when newspapers
are printed 10 put the printed copies of the paper
aboard cars standing within a few feet of the
presses for delivery all parts of the city and all
railroad stations.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-04
rRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Mails for Hawai- China. Japan. and first class matter
the philippine Islands San Francisco. close here
daily at p 70 August - Inclusive for dis
:. 5. Copti'
al $50 p m up August +6. inclusive: for dspatea
per $ : Kinshu Maru. Registered mail must be d.
rected via Seatte') -,
az $50 D. UP August IS. inclusive. for dispatch
Mails for Australia Except Australia which is
forwarded via Europel New Zealand, Fill samoa and
Hawaii Francisco. close here daily az o.So
p m after July I19 and % August - inclusive OF
on arrival Of 5. 5 Campania due at New-4ork August
Mails FOR the PhiDpile Islands via san Francisco close
here at $50 Q. m. 70 august III. Inclusive
for dispatch per Transport
Mails Hawaii China and rrst elass natseL -
daily at $50 p. m. up august I'll. inclusive. for
dispatch per $ America Maru. ,-,,
China ard VIA Vancouver ana NlctctIa
b c. close here daily $50 p m up 70 August Ti2
Irsristsrs5 mail must be specially addressed Msr-
chandise for L. s Postal Agency at shanghai cannor
Mails fer Tahiti and Warquesas Islands via Fran
cisco close daily at $50 p m up 70 august 10
inclusive for dispatch per $ : Marpcsa
Mails for Australia West Australia which goes
via E,rrora and Nev-ZeaIand. which via san
Franciscol and Fiji Islands via Vancouver and Vic
toria q. c close here daily at $50 after Al
gust T9 and up ZIG. inclusive, for dispatch
Mails for HAWAII via San Francisco here daily
$50 August us. inclusive for dispateh per
Transpscf mails are forwarded to pert sailing daily
and the schedule OF closing is arsnssd on the presp-
their uninterrupted overland transit. fRes-
istered mail closes D m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postrnaster
Postoftce. New-York. N 7. August l. feo2
New-York tribune., 1902-08-04

coronation feast cannot be kept with the old
Ieaven of public excitement and social interest.
II is left over function, celebrated out Of due
time and with more soberness than joyousness-
Vet the best line may be left to the last
The King has stronger hold upo- the respect
a affections of his subjects in consequence
Of the crowning disappointment OF his reign,
and the reaction against luxury, extravaganza
and ostentatious display, which is one OF the
,oticeable effects of the national disappolnt-
r,ant in June, may strengthen a marked ten
dency toward simplicity Of manner and sobriety
Of Judgment l. y. r
New-York tribune., 1902-08-04
OBITUARY.
LYNDS EUGENE JONES.

Iynds Eugene Jones. son Of the late LE"oS '
and Ann NJ Jones, died yesterday at his home NO
~ T7revoort Place Brooklyn. the age OF forty
nine years He was the senior member OF I''e
Board Of Examiners OF the Municipal 'lVll oeI''c
Commission and was a graduate Of the Ool!eee %
the City of NewYork in The same CLASS VIZ -
- NJ Sbenard and r r Bowker. After leaving
oo,1aga re was member Of the staff of The Mal
and Express when Major Bundy was It's eaaro'' %
and later was associated with Mr- Bowker on a'e
Publishers Weekly" Mr.. Jones was also ldehriiiep
with the American branch OF the pupilsl'iis
-. r3o,,tledge &, Sons and was the American
o5,tor of their publication Of Men and Women Women
Of the Time" He prepared their Scnoo! 5iaSya m Vas
6,sness manager of The Art Amateur ana tT [Ta
~ I1st sjx wears he had been UernbeF Go ot tLo
Iae I4st ~ IExSniners Of the Municipal civil Service
tommission where his work was nott%0[iLms % ia i0'
~, t5iaty With which he performed his duties.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-04
Do not Be imposed on.
Always demand the genuine
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water.
DIED

RROWNE>-At Greenwich. Conn entered into
sunday, August s. 1902. Leonard Perkins Browne.
Funeral lprlvate) Wednesday Newark IN -
please copy.
C1ARK-on his yacht Cherokee, July I. 1902 William
G:isrE Of No 3a6 Mount Prospect-ave Newark, his
62I wear Friends invited TO attend his funeral
services on Tuesday. August ), at O'Clock
North Reformed Church. Newark. N J.
FI IENING-At her residence No. 10 East 67th-st Au-
rust Q Sarah Frances. wife OF Charles E Fleming
Funeral from her residence Tuesday August s.
go o m Interment at Greenwood at convenience Of
family.
t1ovIAND-At her residence. No. 65tl-st,
eldest daughter of the late William
and Anne c. E. Rowland. OF this city Relatives and
frienss are invited to attend the funeral
All Souls Church. 4th-ave ana -Oth-st. on Tuesday.
August s. 2:30 p m Charleston Is c. papers
please copy.
tIOyFr, Ant Suddenly Hudson. y. Y. Saturday.
August Marjorie Youngest daugnter OF Alice Siiffor
and the late Albert Hoyfradt aged 10 years Funeral
from her late home. No. % Alen-st Hudson y Y.
on Monday afternoon, at 4:S0 o'clock
IoNFs-At his late residence. No u Breyoort Place
Trooklyn n Y on August :, 1902 Lynds Eugene son
of the late l. and Ann NILS Jones Funeral pri-
1l1HrI-A, Elizabeth y }. August g. Thomas King
Notice OF funeral hereafter
MORAN On Sunday August 5. 1902. at 1870 a. u
Iohn p Moran in the 4ith year or MS age Funeral
seryicas ar 81 John's Roman Catholic Church White
Plains y. Y. Tuesday morning at lO O'CLOCK
C.RR1EN-At Inch,ouin Newport. Sunday morning
3 Augusta PendeAteE', MluoW or the late
John O'Brien. Funeral private MONDAY afternoon
August InterrEent at Dover. " H.
RoILINs-In Brooklyn sunday August 3. 1902. John
Gustavus Rolln'. Funeral services at his late resi-
August g. at O'Clock p. lnternent private English
papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-04
MRS. JOHN O'BRIEN.
rpY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE, ]

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Newport r. /. Aug. 3.-Mrs. John . hrle", VIZ
of Jobn O'Brie.i q banker of New-Hork oleo at h'i
summer home, Inchlquin. IN hslieN D,1,,..
sum ..t ,orrire For long time Mrs. o Brlen
"a 49,, ora aluallv declining and she had Dee'
seriously i'll since coming to Newport IN ,!e
s,,rinq Services will be held at the mousse 'o-lnot
rov, afternoon at o'clock, conducted py t'le i7,
Arthur Wentworth Eaton. ot Ne" ." oIrar,
~ ~, " -, - tho family The body will be taken
- To,,.r Y H Mrs o Brien's native place wheie {
the committal services. conducted by the rev
THATCHER Kimbau" and the burial Will take pace
Mrs O'Brien leaves one child the Baroness iNl' @
,,,o,d S4iIliere formerly Mrs Charles I|inet ~
MN iIio,i and thre,. grandchildren-John X LiEeL
ore Who married Miss Josephine Br3@ks; "a ausI i
no ard Mrs II NJ. Brooks, and Phlilp LlNeI-
more and Miss Constance Liyerm0re fpr Of the
?yai t,r ~ the Incarnation. New-fork she hdd d
ton.n house at No. l2l Madison-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-04
EXPLORATION OF LABRADOR.

xrvs FROM COLONEL WILLARD GLAZlEf' .
PARTY IN INTERIOR.
- AUG 2-The frst news from the eS-
...t,ior under Colonel willard Gazier. OF Albany.
which started some time since for the purpose u
exploring the interior of Labrador mas oeTH a.
date OF July T. Colonel Glazier writes as lo''o"S'
On board the Virginia Lake.
Near Battle Harbor Laoraaor,
-,-o, ,-.b,,r NJ Arthur Troy Budget, Troy
y. Y. ,. W. ., 20 ,,,,,- moving rs D.
td northward in expectation OF reachlhs ln h,7s
roast ~ abrador by the 18th inst Al goes "'l 5
far Every mb2r of the eXpealt9th b rs .i etrsUge
.pi-;s and anxious to the interior OF the elLs
spi, t Sbich hae occupied my attention tor many
voars Since leaving St John :. we nave nave HU,eg hiJ
y,baies iCebergs and every variety OF sea plLH p
"pou,n "a the coast OF Newfoundland ana LapIa Lo "a
a. This is my first opportunity OF sending letters
since reaching Labrador. Will try 10 WLiLe asat"
peiuie i''''''9 WILLARD GLAZIER.
Colonel Glazlers party expects to discover nun |
NJ interest concerning the fora and fauna OF tne
frozen region, as well to learn more OF lls Hil''
eral other resources