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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-09

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Don't miss the shoe sale at Kotze
bue & Murrey's. 90
Charles Gregg, of the Jug, spent
Sunday In the city with friends.
Don't miss the shoe.sale at Kotze-
bue & .Murrey's. gs e2t
W. B. Norcross, of the Sisters
Vile Window Glass company, re-
turned Sunday from business trip
to Plttsburg.
, We lead and never follow, Kotze.
bue & Murrey, the shoe dealers
o2t
OilLease For Sale-Containing
100 acres and 2 producing wells In
Big Injun sand; will sell cheap If
sold quick. Address or inquire OF
S. Prather, on lease, Trail Run,
Monroe county, Ohio. r19 I'm
Mccoy Bros. are having their
furniture wareroom on Alley A ex
tended to the Main street. When
The present addition Is completed
1t will be commodious building
o E. Tracy has the contract OF the
carpenter work.
March fashion magazines at Nc
Coy's Book Store. a3t
Miss Eva Nesbitt received tele
gram this morning from Waynes.
burg, Pa, conveying the sad intel
ligence of the serious illness of he'
brother, DR.. John Nesbitt. Miss
Nesbitt left the city Immediately for
the beside of the patient.
When you lack energy, do not
relish your food, feel dull and stu
pid, after eating. all you need Is
dose of Chamberlain's Stomach &
Liver tablets. They will make you
feel like new man and give you a.
appetite like a bear. For sale BY
G. w. Grier.
The big new towboat Sprague,
which the newspapers have been
telling about as having passed up
the river Is tied up at Point Pleas
ant being unable to pass under the
bridge at that place, so all the news
published was fake news pure and
u naduiterated.
We lead and never follow, KotZe.
bue & Murrey, the shoe sellers.
o2t
1t has been decreed by the gen.
tlemen who compose the Cotillion
club that each member must grow
mustache. Bert Buell. was the
first to comply with the new rule,
and requests us TO say that he hopes
the older members will have pa
tience with his determined effort.
For Sale Established and good
paying millinery store, with or
without fixtures; will rent building
at reasonable price. All modern
conveniences For particulars In
quire at McCoach's millinery, 2I2
Charles street, Sistersville, W. Va,
IS It
G. W. and W. E. Hill spent
Sunday in Wheeling at the bedside
of their father who continues
seriously Ill.
Mr.. Eaton, a we'll known citizen
of Matamoras, was here on Satur-
day and reportsa great religious re-
vival now In progress at Grand
view, O.
o. J. Sybert, a we'll known and
popular driller, came In from the
Folsom oil field Saturday evening
and remained over Sunday with his
family who reside onHill and Wat
er streets. Mrs Sybert will leave
tomorrow morning for visit of a
few weeks with her parents at
Monterey, Pa.
For Sale-Lot and E room house
with hall and cellar. 312 Wood St.
Call at 312 Wood street. 93t
WANTED-Settled oil production
from 10 to 500 barrels daily. Please
give acreage, number and age of
wells, sand, depth, machinery,
equipments, number of good loca
tions, price and any thing else of
importance.
B. A. PLUMMER & Co.,
6Iot Marietta, Ohio.
R. B. F. Martin, a prominent
farmer who resides near Middle.
bourne, passed through the city
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-09
You Are
Interested
gAIHHHAH9H5HlHH6HlaHAHalzh

WORD TO the wise is sufficient, investigate
IA the prevailing prices at Sistersville's great
est store.
We want to clean our Store of all winter
goods this week, and to do so have reduced prices
to an irresistible figure.
About the middle January received our
first order of spring wash Goods, and in ten days
after the line was extinct. We duplicated our
original order for same Goods of different pat
terms. They are now here and we suggest an
early visit. Exclusive designs of patterns not to
be had elsewhere in this City.
New Embroideries, White Waistings (mer.
cerized figured and striped) Eberon Madras,
Egyptian Tissues Linen Zephyrs, Mercerized Silk
Zephyrs Fantasia Tissue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-12
DIED FROM LOCKJAW
Elmer GoOdseaPs Wounds
Proved Fatal
INJURED BY TOY PISTOL
Colored Lad Was Celebrating,
Did Not Think of Danger

Elmer Goodseu. an eLeven-year-old col
ored boy. living al - North Santa Fe
street, died early yesterday morning from
lockjaw and blood poisoning. doe TO in
juries received while celebrating the
Fourth OF July. Last Saturday the lad
was playing with top pistol shooting
blank cartridges and the middle finger
Of the left hand was injured by a dis
charge. None thought Of serious injury
and no attention was paid the wound.
II BECAME iniamed and was very PAINFUL
The first Of the week, but IL was not con-
sidered serious.
Thursday evening lockjaw set in coup
lea with blood poisoning and within thir-
ty-six hours the little fellow was dead
The lad has lived in Wichita all OF his
life and II was during the enthusiasm OF
the celebration OF the countrys natal day
that he was injured. Unless the wound
was very painful. there are few boys Of
his age that would let such a little thing
as that dampen their ardor for the day.
The funeral services will be held this
afternoon AT O'Clock at the New Hope
Baptist church. Rev. Frazier being in
charge OF the services
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-12

Many thin persons wonder why they
cannot get fat. In very few cases thin
ness is not because too little food is eaten.
but because the food fails 10 be assim-
Hated and does not properly nourish
A little food thoroughly assimilated Is
better than a great mass of food that
is undigested and passes through the
system without nourishment.
Mi-o-na. the wonderful flesh forming
food. when used for a little while. soon
shows by a steady gain in weight that
il does all that is claimed for IT.
II never fails to build up good, solid
flesh, regulate digestion and give tone
and strength to the digestive organs. so
that dyspepsia is a thing Of the past
Read carefully the guarantee bond
above and you viii see that @. Gehring
has so much faith in Mi-o-na that he
will sign a bond to refund the money il
Mona does not do all that is claimed
for il Cut out this bond. take il TO his
store today and when you buy box OF
Mona ask him to sign it. Let him
take all the risk.
II Mona does not build up good.
solid. healthy flesh. cure all stomach
troubles and restore health and vigor
G. Gehring viii return your money.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-12
Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap
SHOULD 3: USED
BY YOUR BARBER

The people of Wichita have pride in the
beautiful appearance of their homes and
Wichita is taking her place among the
foremost.
The buildings that are being erected are
modern ideas of convenience and archi-
tectural beauty. The larger two-story
buildings are as follows;
Two-story house in third block on Waco,
just completed at cost OF 5000 by VIM.
Legerwood.
DR.. ]. Tangley, $500 or 81, 600 residence
under construction in third block on Waco.
s., 600 home being built by Oscar shirk
on Waco avenue.
At the corner OF Waco and Pine Dan
Breese is completing 5000 house.
Mr.. Houston is building good house az
corner of Murdoch and Waco.
On Water street Walter Henrion is
constructing a Sc. 90 residence
4 brick and frame residence are being
erected on North Wichita in the thirteenth
block at an estimated cost of $500 each.
w c. Edwards. Junior. $500 residence
on West Fourteenth.
5000 residence on Park Place by Mr.
Osborne.
Henry Bishop of Peoria, Ill, 5000
home on Park Place
George Schad on Park Place, $500
home.
Third block Lawrence. 800 residence.
Noah Sewer.
Corner Ninth and Lawrence, $500 resi-
dence, George Cornell.
5000 residence, John Walters, tenth
block y. Lawrence
5000 residence, tenth block North Law
renee. almost completed by Mr.. Amsden.
Mrs Beninghoff Of Leon, IS 900 house
thirteenth block North Lawrence.
]. B. Stockey, $500 residence North
Lawrence.
$4,000 house second block North Topeka.
Whitney Tucker.
George E. Campbell, $500 home on ".
Topeka.
Fourth block North Topeka, 5000
home.
5000 residence, n. Topeka, Mr. Metz.
5000 or $500 home on n. Topeka. by
Mr.. Aanwater.
1880 home just completed corner Elev-
enth and Topeka, L. G. Lane.
Ralph MiIlison. $500 house on North To-
peka.
50. 500 home Mr.. Ganty on North Topeka
Corner Emporia and Genital, a $500
house.
Ed Kenard. corner Eleventh and Empo-
ria. $3.50 home.
North Emporia, $500 home. Mrs. Bur
leigh.
Fifteenth and Emporia, Mr.. Postlewaite.
$500 residence.
Two 5000 houses in third block of North
St Francis.
Tenth block north. ST. Francis. 500
home
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-12
PEOPLE HAVE FAITH.
They Are Hanging on to Their WITCH.
tia Real Estate.

There is nothing doing IL real estate
at present" said a prominent real estate
broker yesterday. People are not doing
much trading OF dirt Just now. but they
are hanging on ike grim death and you
just try 20 pick up 4 few snaps and see
how many people you can hnd who viii
tell you that they 90 not care 10 sell just
now and there are very few pieces Of prop
erty that are quoted at figures that could
be called snaps.
Every one has faith in Wichita and
they know and feel that Il Is growing and
getting to be a better town every DAY 50
they DO net care 20 sell their holdings Jug;
TOW, but prefer 70 hold them until real
estate becomes more active There are
plenty of inquiries eve-y one seems 20
want 10 buy good property and every real
estate man in town has plenty Of orders
on his books for property. but they have
little that is offered fer sale.
Every SUMMER the real estate business
drops OF and usually there Is plenty Of
property offered for sale ard you can get
good lots AZ low figures but then we
could not and q buyer. THIS year y Is
changed Every one las faith n Wichita
They have the property which they have
owned fo- years or have purchases within
the past few years sus thsr De not care 70
seIi-uot Jus; row. We have had may
pieces Of property listed with "a = fs=
weeks ago that have been taken Of TIRE
market
The assurance that The Orient railroad
viii be operating iE,o wichita Within =
few months ard TIA. sho7s zui - erected
here within ire nezt year. the building of
the Nebraska. Ka1zss ard Guif. which
seems 70 be ! sure thfrg. ard TIE oTzzz-
izstsoa % the neSt business mt e Wich-
tia into company 20 b1.tt ar Irts-uTsau
line With every business house doing an
Increasing business and the trade -
wichita extending Into : larger Territory
Is the cause of tl-ts fact thst People &c ne
want 70 SCI but VII buy al TIE property
ihat is offered o. ;he market =; reaEo.-
able figures
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-12
GUARANTEE BOND.

We hereby agree to refund the price
paid for Mona if the purchaser tells
us that il has not increased flesh and
given freedom from stomach troubles.
Signed: ...........
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-12
RESIDENCES woRTH $500, 900
Are Under Constructor in the North
Part Of This City.

Thirty-fve new two-story residences are
being built IN the north part OF town. 70
say nothing OF the hundred or more cot
tages being erected and the remodelfag
and improving OF the older homes
There sre. just finished or under con-
structfon. residence buildings whose cost
viii reach in the neighborhood OF the
s15a. oeo mark Besides these il would be
conservative % estimate the cost OF the
cottages under construction and the
money being expended on remodeilng and
repairing homes az sI5a0oe. making q to-
tai Of SSsa 0so- These Ggurcs show that tie
residence portion q the city Is keeping
PACE with the business portion In the mat
ter OF new buildings and improvements
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-12
DoU6LE-HEApER TODAY.
Oklahoma City League Team viii
Play Wichita Professionals.

This afternoon the professional team
will have their trial with the league team
from Oklahoma City. IN the series just
finished with the picked nine from the
college and Cudahy teams the Oklahoma
City nine was victorious. winning two OF
the three games. The professional team
has just returned from a trip TO Winfield
and have been strengthened by the add
ton Of new men. They expect TO make
the league team play the game Of their
lives if they secure another victory.
1t is a double header that is billed for
the fair grounds this afternoon. Begin
ming at 2:15. the Red Men and the Hook
aday mines will cross bats. Following
this is the game between the Oklahoma
team ard the Wichita nine.
Nelson. who scored shut out last
week, will be In the box again today. he
is a southpaw aad has great success
with his twisters. Many fans will at
tend principally 10 witness his pitch
ing. Jarvis is up for the Wichita team.
The following are the players in the
batting order;
Oklahoma City-Aker, 3rd base; Fla
herty. End base; Rogers, LIST base; Fuller.
shortstop; Cartwright, center fed; John
son. right field; Longran. left field; oren-
dorf, catcher; Nelson. pitcher.
Wichita-Marcum. lst base; Huffman.
catcher; Bevis. End base; Middle. short
stop: Fuller. Bird base: Jackman. center
field; Wilson. left field; Jarvis. pitcher;
Wilkun. right field.
The Hockaday and Red Men teams
will line up as follows:
Red Men-Conard. LIST base; McRoberts,
End base; Taylor. 3rd base: Johnson.
shortstop; Tags. hight field; Woods. cen
ter field; Williams. left field; Bulla.
catcher; Betch, pitcher.
Neutrality-suspicious.. pitcher: Cook.
catcher; Ellis. 1st base; Miller. End base;
Betch. left field: Cory. shortstop; Willis.
srd base; Black. center field; Mussett.
right field.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-12

The -Four Track News for July. best
Yet. Sold by nevsdealers. Five cents a
cory.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-12
No Other Like CRYSTAL Water

Crystal Water is distilled on block. tin
the only metal procuTable in a CONNER
cial way which It viii not dissolve. Tn
Ike ordinary distilled waters. which are
distilled on iron or copper. it is also free
from all volatile elements. such as am
monia, wood alcohol. etc. II is the iron
copper and volatile matter present in
commercial distilled waters which make
them taste fat and insipid. Crystal
Water, being free from these as well as
all mineral and vegetable impurities de-
lights the palate as well as the eye. Crys-
tai Water is distilled by the Holland
Yeast Co., who have both phones. Ask
them about IT,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-12

Rev. A. z. Dubher of the Central Chris
tian church yesterday rode bis wheel
down town and set IL I'd against the win
Cow OF Aldrchs drug store He waIkei
down tire street tSo eoorE and taiEed TO
some friends few moments. When he
returned his whse. was gone Il = a
SpauIdInE chainless. one % three q the
make n the city. II Is valued a; 80. but
Rev. Dubber values it mnse highly thsa
that as K was presented - bin - men
berx OF bis church This vas o1s q tie
bolSest bicycle thefts the po.ice haze had
IN q long tire and thsy hsvc - far ssen
unable 20 lccats either the wheel o. tn
THIEF
Pals 2. I4Ebzeh eft last n.Sh: tcr The
Bradley institute. Peoria IL, - hnish rs
course II sfu6ses & watch making znf
e1gTzysag-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-12

The German-Americsn Building and
Loan association has become one Of our
best local institutions. Its affairs are ad-
ministered on the strictest and most Geo.
nomicSl business principles. 4 new series
vas opened July /. Persons desiring q
subscribe should leave their names with
Mr. John Knoblsuch, secretary. 81 city
clerks Office. or at the American State
hank. Shares CT stock are 80 each. pay
able O. each week. Dividends On this
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-12
NOMINATED IN THE BOND.
G. Gehring Gives His Signed Bond to
Return Money il Mi-o-ns Does
Not Build Up Solid Flesh.

you buy a box of Mi-o-na. the great flesh
forming food and digestion regulator.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-12

Robert Davidson. 81 Glasgow. Engiand.
10 registered az the Hamilton hetsl He
10 here on business cozzectee with TIE
packing heRses
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04
THE N4V4L BILL READY.
ProUides for Sir More Warshaps. but
No Submarines.
TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

Washington Feb 3-Three battleships, one
arnored cruiser, two steel training ships ana
one wooden brig comprise the programme ol NJ
crease carried in the Naval Appropriation BILL
which was completed by the House Committee
on Naval Affairs this afternoon Inc OH car
ries appropriations aggregating S1Soooooo Soo'-
ooOOOO of which is for new construction No
provision is made for submarine ooals III Tue
bill. every one of three propositions submitted
having been rejected in committee by a vote or
to + The question of giving the Secretary Oh
the NAVY authority to bid the Chilian nSIt-
ing ships which are understood 70 be Tor sale
was seriously discussed by the committee Out
no action was taken. Members OF the coih-
mittee declare that sentiment in the House on
the subject of naval increase has undergone d
radical change since the Venezuelan olIlcuIty
has been on. There will be, it is believed llttle
if any opposition to the programme OF increase
rroposed in the bill on the part of members OF
the House
Other distinctive features of the bill include
q nroposition TO double the number Of cadets at
Annapolis for an indefinite period. Under the
plan proposed each Senator and Representative
will have an appointment to the academy every
two years. and the President will have hve ad-
dirionaI appointments annually. The limit of
maintenance for the academy was Increased
from SSOO0.00O to $10,O00,00o- Ten additional
civilian professors were authorized IoI 'he
academy to teach mathematics. Besides this
100000 is authorized for the erection or a
steam engineering laboratory, work in winch is
to be made a part Of the regular course at the
academy.
A naval station on the Great Lakes is pro-
yided for in the bill. A naval medical laboratory
is authorized as addition to the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, the cost to be $4,000. The marine
corps is TO be increased by eight hundred men
and sixty-fve officers. Last year this corps
was increased a similar number. The limit Of
cost for the construction Of battleships ex-
elusive of arrnor and armament, is S4.O5O,O0O,
while the cost of the cruiser is to be $4,250,0o0
The time limit for the construction of these ves
sells is fixed at forty-two months and the dec
laration is made that this limit will be strictly
enforced.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04

line separating the waters of the ocean from the
territorial waters of Russia or tc) from the
heads of the aforesaid inlets?
Seventh-Whar, If any exist, are the noun
tains referred to situated parallel TO the
coast which mountains, when within ten marine
leagues from the coast, are declared to form the
eastern boundary
TRIBUNAL TO MEET IN LONDON
1t is provided that the first meeting OF the
boundary tribunal shall be in London Ihe De
cision is to be made a possible after
the arguments are concluded. and within three
months unless the President or the British KING
by common accord extends the time. provision
also is made as to how the decision shall De
prepared and handed to the agents OF the re-
spective governments.
As soon as a decision has been sent TO tne
contracting parties each shall send one or more
scientific experts to lay down the oounudi
line in accordance with the decision Shoutu
there be a failure of the majority - agree on
any of the points submitted the respective gov
ernnents to be informed through the ageflts.
The exchange of ratincations as soon as lhe
same may be effective is provided for
While there discussion OF the terms
of the treaty on the floor Of the Senate in to-
DAYS executive session, some conferences among
Senators were held with reference to IT, ano Cne
fact became generally known that the agreeii1Sli|
could not be accepted without opposiIoh. me
Northwestern Senators manifest especlal op-
position taking the ground that there Is notiLa,s
to arbitrate that the terms of the treaty OF 1919
are clear and that if there should chance 10 pe
decision against the United States this country
would not accept the result.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04
THE SEM TE'S BUSY DAY.
Important Business Erpedltiousty
Transacted.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

tBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
Washington, Feb. 3.-The ease and expedltlon
with which the Senate can transact important
business was demonstrated to-day, when. in the
morning hour, the upper chamber passed the
Military Appropriation bill. the General Staff bill
and the Elkins Antitrust BILL the two former
as separate measures There was practically no
debate any of these important bills. the only
discussion arising from the desire of Senator
measure, and thus obviate the creation of what
some tatehood advocates might have attempted
to construe as a precedent for enacting general
legislation as a rider" to a general appropri-
alton bill.
The Statehood bill taken up at z p m,
and Senator Quay requested that March be
fixed the date for a vote. but Mr.. Beverage
objected and Senator Quarles continued his
speech.
There have been no developments in the sftua-
ton for the last twenty-four hours. and the
leaders both sides confidently expecting
a compromise at ar early date.
In executive session, which closed the Sen
ate's day, the Alaskan treaty was read, and Sen
ator Cuom moved to make it's terms public, but
later withdrew his motion the suggestion
that certain portions of the treaty now IN
French should be translated before the conVen-
tion given to the public.
The Colombian treaty was favorably reported
to the Senate, and Senator Morgan s1gn1fed MS
intention of offering numerous amendments ana
of debating its provisions at length, put no lur-
ther action was taken at to-day's session
New-York tribune., 1903-02-04
REFUSING TO LET HOBSON GO.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBU!

BY TELEGRAPH To IhE litiboNE-J 49, =
Washington, Feb. 3-The resignation suornltteo
by Naval Constructor r. P. Hobson will not be ac-
cented nv the President. On the contrary, letter
is in course of preparation which will be signed by
Secretary Moody suggesting to Mr.. Hobson that he
accept the departments orders assigning him to
duty at the Puget Sound Navy Yard Reference
will he made TO Mr.. Hobson's gallant services at
Santiago and to his value to the navy as a con-
strucor There is great need of officers in his corps
especially those trained he has been, and
naturally the department does not wish TO lose
valuable officer especially at this time 1t will be
suggested to Mr.. Hobson that he perform the duties
assigned him the Pacific Coast. and if he finds
his eyes cannot stand lne strain and are not i'm
proved it will be possible for him to ask to be again
ordered before a medical board This trial to which
is invited to submit himself will have the effect
Fobson's friends think. of removing the prejudice
which exists in the navy against him The pros
poets are that should Hobson after his tour OF duty
AT Puget Sound find his eyes still affected he will
oe recommended for retirement. and in that event
he will go the retired list with substantial
Sa1a