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lie is knOWn all over iowa as Jerry
Sullivan. but this does not detract
from his dignity or his elf-respect. 1t
rather proves he has succeeded in
winning the esteem and love of those
with whom he has come in frequent
contact. He is Iowa born and has
spent his whole life in this great
farming state All of his activities
have been confined to Iowa. Twenty
years of participation in the politics
of the state have made him a familiar
figure to most of its inhabitants. They
will know him better after next No
vemher and their esteem will prob
ably have increased
Mr.. Sullivan's home in Crcston is
one of the finest and most attractive
| in the city. 1t is a large modern
| frame house. surrounded by hcauti.
full lawns. protected by towering
shade trees. 1t has Il fine. broad
veranda. containing an abundance Of
rustic chairs and settees. hammocks
and other Instruments OF comfort.
There is an air of rcpose and ease
about the house and it's environment.
1t is furnished with simple luxury
that betrays both taste and culture.
Mrs. Sullivan, like her distinguished
husband. is a woman of fine intcllec-
tllal attainments. She is the daughter
of DIR. Groves of Alton. one of west.
ern 1owa's pioneer physicians She is
n leading figure in Catholic circles i'll
this part of the state and witlal one
of the most popular and progressive
women in CrestOn. She is very proud
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-30

him capacity during the preceding month and
at the same pay to the County Treasurer
Give required and without fee, his OPINION II
writing to County matters relating to the duties o
their respective Offices
rox 100 The District Attorney the legal adviser OF
tho 1,r1 az sunerysors He shall their meetings
when required and attend oppose all claims and accounts
AGAINST the Comfy when ne them Unjust and illegal
Section 121 District Attorney, except for ms own ser
vice shall present any claim account or demand Tor allow
ance against County way advocate the reel
asked on anv claims demands made by another
rcox 100 The District Attorneys of the several Coun-
ties shall be deputies Attorney General and removable
nv him for cause satisfaction of the Justices OF
the Supreme Court hereby given jurisdiction TO near
presented to them by tie Attorney General after
notice on hearing the District Attorney complained OIL
to determine their judgment sufficient cause is
shown for such removal.
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told her guests that the Great
Dane had all the star catchers OF the
National League beaten a mile. and to
prove It che began throwing crackers
In the air, which Duke promptly caught
and swallowed.
All of q sudden tho admiration OF the
guests at the dogs skill was turned to
hushed dlsmay as they say II cracker
which Mrs. u~ppenhelmer tossed in the
air followed by her $500 solitaire dla-
mond ring which slipped from her I'm
ger. Snap wen. the dogs mouth over
cracker and ring. and before any one
could more than gasp Duke swallowed
them easily, ana opencd his mouth,
ready for tho next cracker.
Then the party broke up, all tho
guests volunteering to scour the neiSh
borhood In search OF n veterinary.
Dr, George Cohen. of the Veterinary
Hospital. ON Twenty-third street, was
summoned to the house with his assist
ants. and Immediately began operations
TO restore the ring to It's owner. Up &c
early this morning n dozen stomacr
pumps OF different make had been uset
unsucccssfully, Then the ~bloodless
method was abandoned and n %consulta'
ton had as to the possibility OF using
a scalpel successfully without killing
An N-ray photograph to show the 10.
cation OF the ring VIII be made.
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THREE MEN HE'LL UP so.
Little Man Knocked One Robber
Down and Put Others 10 Flight.

CHICAGO. Jan. 13.-Three men with
three pistols attempted to hold UP fifty
men last night n were only partially
uuccessful. They entered the Wholesale
wine store OF +, Karbel & Bros. No.
6sl West Twelfth street at q o'clock.
just after the employer had been paid.
the manager and SIX men. These were
PROMPTLY lined up and despoiled OF $40
and three watches. One robber kept
panions entered the storeroom, where
forty-1vc men were getting ready to
They ordered all TO put up their hands.
One thief held the pistol close TO the
victims while the other emptied their
pockets. They had robbed four when
a small man landed on the man with
the gun and knocked him down, at the
same time kicking the other In the face.
Then the thieves backed out and es-
capped, although pursued for a mile.
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Personally He Was Valued at
$500, but Now with His Bur-
den He Is Rated at 81 1000
by His Owner.
VETERINARIAN IS PUZZLED.
vlviseetion May Be Employed to
Find the Gem, Which x.Rays
May Be Able to Locate with
Exaetness.

Duke. a Great Dane. belonging to Mr..
and Mrs. William Uppenheimer. Of No.
leo East Seventeen street. was valued
yesterday by his owners at $500. To-
day they would not sell him for 81 ZOO.
or alive, and thereby hangs a tale.
Last night the Uppenheimers were
entertaining a party OF friends. and
early in the evening Duke was brought
in and put on exhibition. Mrs. Uppea-
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FEAST BEFORE SUICIDE.
Kline Entertained HIS Friends and
Then Drank POlsOp.

BOSTON. Jan. l3.-Like the end Of an
ancient Roman was that of James Kline,
who before taking a dose OF poison gave
Q supper to q number OF his friends and
was the leader in the mirth of the occa-
sion.
sunday was his thirtieth birthday.
The guests fea stcd and a and wished
Kline many happy returns OF the day.
When they left he, went 70 his room,
Miss Nellie Brown. a fellow-employee;
gave directions for the disposition OF his
body. laid out a Q suit OF clothes and
linen in which to be buried, and ever
polished his shoes. Then he drank The
In a note to Miss Brown Kline stated
that as ne could not marry the woman
de loved ne wanted to die.
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Mr.. Mary S. Rose. widow OF the late
William b. Rose. who was president Of
the Rose Decoration Company. OF this
city. has brought suit. through Howe G.
Hummel. against the Frankfort Amerl-
can Insurance CNipanv OF New York for
&c., 900 alleged TO be due on Mr.. Roses
life insurance policy.
The claims hat the policy
was allowed to lapse by failure to keep
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WEATHER,
COAL SCARCER.
Intense Among the Poor as Fuel
Supply at Cheap Yards DwindIes Away.

I to be amputated. His feet. too, are badly
frozen and his entire body was numb.
Mcdonald is ~thirty-four years old and
until a few days ago was employed as
an orderly at one of the hospitals in the
Bronx. Yesterday he spent the entire
day In walking the streets in search Of
a job. When night came he had no
place to 90. and no money. He crawled
into the shed at the side OF the depot,
and by the merest chance the agent
found him there.
Policeman Templer called an ambu-
lance ana had the man taken 10 the
hospital. The doctors said he was found
none too soon to save his life. for 1t was
with difficulty that he was revived.
Trains StoIm-D1und.
Owing to The storm raging throughout
the Middle East, many OF the New York
Central trains were late to-day. OIL
cials said they Were "storm-bound." The
southwestern Limited at 10 o'clock last
night was eight hours and twenty min
utes behind her schedule; the Chicago
Limited. at the same hour. was re-
ported TO be six and one-half hours late.
and the Boston Express. due here at IL
O'Clock. was Is minutes back OF schsd-
ule time.
Among tho sufferers on the west side
to-day were the family Of Michael
Killarney, at No. 2l West S~ixty-sixsh
etreet, On the ground floor live XII
larney, who is paralyzed, his wife ana
six children, in three small rooms. TIL.
children are from three 10 sixteen years
old.
Mrs. Alice Brannlgan. at No. 229 West
Sixty-e.ghth street. was found sitting
in a nreless room, with a sick husband
not out of bed In i've weeks, and with a
dispossess notice in her pocket which is
dated Tor Thursday. They have two
Mrs. Esther Bond, seventy-hve yeara
old, was found at No, 2i5 West sixty
sixth street, in bed because she cOuld
not keep warm. Her husband, eIghIv-
one years old. died W o weeks ago. She
said:
nine children and has a hard time eet'
ting along and can help me, ana nv
TWO daughters are widows ard hsvs
hard enough time getting along then.
selves. Ny son has been out OF worL
six weeks. l don't know what to do
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THE TEMP RATURE.

The cold weather is general all over
the United States euet or the Rocky
Mountains. New York having its share.
the suffering of all cities being accentu-
ated and aggravated by the coal famine.
Chicago reports eight deaths from the
cold snap, the victims being persons
who had money but were unable to
procure coal and were frozen to death
in their homes.
In the South the coolest weather In
years is reported. freezing tempera-
lures being noted as far south as
Louisiana. During the night the Their
mometer in most OF the cities east OF
IN. Missouri River showed a tempern-
ture below zero.
VIII He Colder.
rha rise In temperature Will be only
temporary. In the Northwest another
cold wave is being manufactured II
n will probably be lauNnched from
there to-day or tomorrow and is due
In New York Friday or Saturday.
With the cold weather the suffering
OF the poor is emphasized and the char
ity organizations are In receipt OF more
petitions for assistance than they can
handle conveniently. Many persons
have been found alone, destitute and
freezing in their miserable quarters.
One woman was taken out OF an Essex
street tenement. where she had become
numb with the cold. She had a little
money, but was unable TO buy coal.
She had burned a lamp and over the
flame kept her hands warm. but when
the oil was exhausted she succumoed'
When the ten-cent coal yards on the
east side opened this morning a string
of several hundred freezing people sur
rounded each. At several OF these
Yards It was said that the coal supply
would be exhausted within A few hours
and that there was no certainty OF get
ting any more.
They still call these the ten-cent coal
wards. although II has been some time
aimee they have sold coal for 10 cents a
pailful. Coal is being sold at these
places at from 10 to 22 cents a bucket,
| ana some OF them said that after this
afternoon they could not sell II for less
than % cents a pail.
roz ON the street
out OF work and pennlless. William
Mcdonald, who until lately lived at No.
S2g East TWenty-ninth street. was found
In the shed outside the depot OF the
New York, New Haven a. Hartford Rail-
road at willis avenue and one Hundreo
and Thirty-seeond street early to-day
unconscious from The cold, lie was car
| rled 10 tho Lebanon Hospital. where A.
WAS found that hls hands were 10 badly
lrolan a = tkaaFht they viii have
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DEvERY'S CASE PUT OFF.
lawyers Illness Decays Mnndn n,u
Proceedings for Reinstntc ment.

w. Russell. ~ex-Justlce of the Supreme
Court for St. Lawrence County. who
has been retained as counsel by Will
liam s. Devery. in his fight to get into
Tammany Han, the argument IN Peter
j. Garry's application for n mandamus
to compel his admission as a meber OF
the General Committee was postponed
to-day until Monday.
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FAMINE IN KANSAS TOWNS.
aropeIa PacEihE-HouHsn and Gas
Works SIay he Closed.

TOPEKA, Kan. Jan. 1a.-Two OF the
largest GOA companies In the city re-
port they have not a pound OF coal on
hand and DO not know when they will
be able to get any. Packing houses ana
other institutions viii have 10 close In
two days unless this situation Is re-
Ave 10 eicss this wssk AZ he wofks
panfiot secure coil to make gEs. The
tireot railway compang. has Qply 4 small
bupply % c9al On hand, Other hanlas
ieto9 keoelk Draelieaiiy the San stu
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. works bound
Ia cloth; Is volumes In box; regular prize.
B.25: clearance price, 1.Ob
LEATHER STOCKING TALEs-coopsT; 8
volumes In q box regular price. T5e. clear.
anrs prise. do
DUFF FAMILIAR SONGS AND THEIR AU-
THoRS-H. X. Johnson; our regular price.
81. Is; clearance price. LOO
THE AMERICAN FAMILY COOK BooK-50S
PAGES. illustrated: regularly sold At I5c. our
price. III
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Cured Weak Lungs.

Dear Sirs: Having suffered with weak
lungs, severe cough and loss Of appetite, I
tried nearly all medicines, but without bone
fit, A few weeks ago, on advice, | COM
My appetite improved almost immediateiy.
my cough stopped and my lungs are as
strong as over, my strength has returned,
and | shall continue It's use. Respectfully,
FLORENCE WHITING, No. 11O0 C St, N.
w. Washington Jan. 4, 1909.
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THE LIFE AND VOYAGES OF cHRtzro-
PHER cOLUMBUs-By Washington irving;
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FARM LEGENDs-will Carleton; our reGu-
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umes: bound IN cloth. Eilt TOP. our regular
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GoLpsMITH's WORKS. volumes, bound in
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cloth, Gilt top; our regular price. $50
clearance price,
volumes. b9und IN cloth. gilt top; our
regular price. 81, IS clearance price, Lis
GEMS or MODERN ARIA collection OF
photographic reproductions OF great modern
pIlntinEsi regular price. 75e clearance
price, Ou
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up the premium payments. The case will
be tried In the Supreme Court.
Mrs. Rose was once well known to
New York theatrcgoers as Miss May
Standish in the leading character in
'The Clemenceau, Case" 1t was while
a member of this company that she met
and Fascinated. William y. Rose. Rose
was heavily insured and the policy
which is the subject of this suit repre-
sents a part of II.
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Sir. TineIey Gets s7,5oO verdIet.

SAN DIEGO, Cal. Jan. IA verdict
.or $500 was awarded Mrs, Katharine
Tingley In her libel suit against
the Los Angeles Times. Because o.
articles cOndemniny her ~theosOphical ia
etitrliUn at Point LOms and %iinpugning
her Etctiyeg she had sued for 80, 00o.
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DUEFY'S PURE
Malt WblSKEY

The dose Is u teaspoonfulin a half glass Of
water every two hours until the cough Ii re-
lieved. It 10 a SURE CURE. 1t will cure
any cough in "a hoursi IL the patient will use
IL M diractad
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Twas but q Dream.
Sweet Saturday Might
My DInah.
Ny Indiana Hannah.
Lorraine.
Mighty LAX a Rosa.
My Sunday Girl.
Ny Water Lou.
That Grand Amen.
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Death le Near,

oftentimes nearer than YOU can possibly
imagine. Only last week q strong, robust
young mar, in the primo Of life, who lived
IN White Plains and did business In New
York City, had O slight cough 1t was so
slight that he paid no attention to IL, and
IN a spirit Of brnvado continued his oflos
work. In four daysit went to his lungs, and
he died from pneumonia within O week.
Many such cases are happening every day,
and every one OF them o easily be cured by
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II Dreams Came True.
The Army Of Peace.
The brotherhood Of Man
The Choir Celestial.
l'il BE You- Sweetheart.
Songs from The New Workers,
The Watermelon Party.
Story Of tina Two Bad Boys.
Only q Summer Girl.
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throat and lung troubles are lowering
around. and
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Eclipse March and Two-step.
A Dlrktown Two-Step.
Mount Norris Two-Step.
Tho Prize Cake Walk OF the
Blackville Swells,
A Trip TO Washington.
Ths Grldiron March and Two-step
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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-07

Collector and Treasurer
After the presentation and ap.
prevail of bills, the council ad.
journed.
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Little Miss Florence Sybert
Celebrates Her Birthday.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Sybert enter
tanned this afternoon at their
pleasant home, at the. corner of
Water and Hill streets, In honor of
the eight birthday anniversary of
their daughter little Miss Florence.
The hours were from three to five
O'Clock, and the occasion was a
most happy and enjoyable one. At
an opportune time a delectable
luncheon was served. When the
hour arrived for the little guests to
take their departure and when their
merry making had been concluded,
they bade the little hostess kind
adieu, and expressed their best
wishes for many returns Of the day.
Those present were little Misses
Pauline Meek, Lillian linn, Virginia
Cutler, Lottie Clawson, Pauline
Jones, Marie Carson, Loretta Bruner,
Virginia Marsh, Laura Bailey, Mae
Thistle, Esther, Ethel and Berpice
Brown, Hattie Hill, Mary Stewat,
Irene Talbot, Helen Slemaker and
Hazel Ellison.
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Brutally Tortured.

A case came to light that for per
sistent and unmerciful torture has
perhaps never been equaled. Joe
Golobick, of Colusa, Calf, writes;
"For IS years I endured insuffera'
BILE pain from rheumatism and
nothing relieved me though I tried
everything known. I came across
Electric Bitters and It's the greatest
medicine on earth for that trouble.
A few bottles of 1t completely re.
lieved and cured me-" Just as good
for liver and kidney troubles and
general debility. Only soc. Salts
faction guaranteed by D. A. Hen.
dershot, druggist.
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The Foundation Of Health.

Nourishment Is the foundation Of
health-life-strength. Kodol Dys.
pepsia Cure Is the one great medl'
cine that enables the stomach and
digestive organs to digest, ass:mi-
late and transform all foods Into the
kind of blood that nourishes the
nerves and feeds the tissues. Ko-
dol lays the foundation for health.
Nature does the rest. Indigestion,
dyspepsia, and all disorders of the
stomach and digestive organs are
cured by the use of Kodol. Sold
by
Opera House Drug Store
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Water Commissioners Report.

Sistersville. w. Va, July, 6,I9o3
To the Honorable Mayor and
Council of the City of Sistersville:
Gentlemen:-I respectfully re-
port collections for water depart
ment for June, 1903, as follows.
Water rents. "a
Fittings 81 20
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Dedication of Church.

Editor Review:-Please an.
nounce that the church at Weaver
Chapel, will be dedicated Sunday
July, 18th, DR.. c. H. Cox, of St.
Marys officiating, There will be
an all day service and all who can
conveniently do so will bring their
dinners to the ground.
IF the creeks are not fordable
and the people are generally shut
away from the church, there Will
be 10 d .dlcation.
All are invited.
E. II. WATERS, Pastor.