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The Washington times., 1903-11-08

not be doubted that the regents are
doing the best they can for the pubic
in the management of Mount Yer
non, but there are some minor points
that might proftably receive atten-
ton.
Devery says he is out of politics. 1t is
hardly necessary TO waste any time on
the question whether he fell. or was
pushed
If in the reformers' Durlieus of NV
York there appears the sign Job Want
ed # may be taken % mean either that
some politician is looking for other bust
ness. or that the next candidate for Of
flee in that neighborhood will need pa
thence.
The Hanna boom has again been put
away in cotton until further orders
A pair Of shoes was recently made in
Lynn in thirteen minutes. Now we know
what kind of shoes wear out in week
Some body has discovered that there
is a spiritual relationship between Kip
ling and Felicia Hemans. All that now
remains is to discover a similar kinship
between Mr.. Roosevelt and Ella Wheeler
Wilcox.
The New York Times" thinks the
hazees should pay part of the penalty
as well as tiB hazers as a punishment
for not rebeHing against the system.
This would probably result in all such
operations becoming a deep, dark mys-
tery.
There has been an earthquake in st
Louis. It was Consolidate OF that city
to get its ague fits out OF the way before
company comes.
A elairvoyant had TO pay fine OF $50
for telling somebody's fortune the other
day in New York II is a pity she did
not foresee what was on the cards FOR
herself
Much complaint Is made about the
dust caused by excavations in New York
streets New Workers. are willing to eat
their peck OF dirt. but when it comes TO
consuming it by the ton. they feel that
they would as soon gnaw it out Of the
bank and be done with it.
With r5,OOO majority against Tom
johnson In Ohio. and 5000 majority
against jeremiah Sullivan. in Iowa, II IS
quite evident that the Tom and Jerry
is not so popular as one might suppose.
Uncle Sam IS rich. and he ought to
do something handsome for his new
little niece. Miss Panama
Sam Parks has made columns Of copy
for the New York newspapers, but his
doings hereafter will be chronicled In the
Sing Sing star Of Hope"
The Democratic hymnal now contains
these three popular songs. Maryland.
Ny Maryland" My Old Kentucky
Home" and The Bowery."
It now seems that Senator Lodge ex-
ereised unnecessary haste in rushing
home to vote.
The Hon. Charles II. Grosvenor IS one
prophet who has honor even IN his own
country for his predictions seem to come
true.
The broad-brim hat and the shoestring
tie are again among US.
Ohio is pledged TO Roosevelt, but If
the President ever had occasion to do
business with pawnbrokers he must
know that pledges must be renewed
every year.
II the Democrats OF Maryland dis
franchise the negroes. think OF the
financial loss which the colored popuIa-
ton of Washington will suffer on cleo
fF1r
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

There has been an earthquake in st
Louis. It was consolidate of that city
to get its ague fits outof the way before
COMPANY comes.
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

On less intelligent questions of sight
scers. That sort of job means hard
work.
1t might b. possible to improve the
plan by which sightseers are conduct
ed through the grounds. Most of us
have felt that it would be more con
scnant with the spirit Of the place il
we could saunter about in a leisurely
manner, with a guide at hand if need
co, and not be Rarshaled through the
buildings like a flock of geese through
poultry yard 1t would also bt
pleasant to be able to eat some sori
of luncheon on tie grounds, by pay
ing a small fee. i would certainly
be profitable to have a restaurant
somewhere about, in which pleasure;
seekers could secure simple refresh
ments, ard, if they chose, bring their
luncheon from home in a basket and
eat it at a small table. Of course, II
would not be advisable to allow the
eating of luncheon elsewhere on the
grounds, because the result would be.
in the picnic season, that a large force
of attendants would be needed to
clear up tin cans, paper bags, egg
shells, and orange peel. 1t IS a la
mentable fact that the average Amer
lean does not know how TO go oE a
Picnic without leaving debris wherever
ne goes. But as things are now, moth
ing is more common than for people
to 90 down to Mount Vernon, expect
ing to spend the day and take lunch
con, and to find not only that they are
forbidden to take their baskets into
the grounds, but that no tea, coffee, OF
fruit can be had there, nothing except
a glass of milk In the main, it can
not be doubted that the regents are
doing the best they can for the pubs!e
in the management of Mount Yer
non, but there are some minor points
that might probably receive atten-
ton.
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

Devery says he is out of politics. 1t is
hardly necessary 70 waste any time on
the question whether he fell. or was
n,1shed
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

Ohio is pledged TO Roosevelt, but If
the President ever had occasion to DO
business with pawnbrokers he must
know that pledges must be renewed
every year.
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

A claIrvoyant had TO pay fine Of $50
for telling somebody's fortune the other
day in New York II is a pity she did
not foresee what was on the cards for
herself
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

Many authors appear to explore human IA
ture very much after the same fashion as tn
chap who explored the worlds wilds-in psrlo
caE.
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

There are Two kinds Of happiness. The first
kind belongs exclusively to the gods The
second has been granted to few among NOR
tails. Properly defined, the latter is freedom
from pam
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

The broad-brim hat and the shoestring
tie are again among us.
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

The Hanna boom has again been put
away in cotton until further orders
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

Patience is the FIRST rule Of life. What is there
20 be patient for Egad, but that's another
question.
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

The New York Times" thinks the
hazees should pay part of the penalty
as well as tn hazers, as punishment
for not rebeHing against the system.
This would probably result in all such
operations becoming a deep, dark mys-
ter--
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

/ The Hon. Charles H Grosvenor IS one
prophet who has honor even In his own
country for his predictions seem to come
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

A pair Of shoes was recently made in
Lynn in thirteen minutes. Now we know
what kind of shoes wear out in week.
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

If in the reformers' DuTlieus of Nv
York there appears the sign JOB Want
ed. It rnay be taken % mean either that
some politician is looking for other bust
ness. or that the next candidate for Of
flee in that neighborhood will need pa
thence.
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

Much complaint Is made about the
dust caused by excavations in New York
streets. New Workers are willing to eat
their peck OF dirt. but when it comes TO
consuming it by the ton. they feel that
they would as soon gnaw it out Of the
bank and be done with It.
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

Some body has discovered that there
is a spiritual relationship between Kip
ling and Felicia Hemans. All that now
remains is to discover a similar kinship
between Mr.. Roosevelt ana Ella Wheeler
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

After all. Justice is everywhere. even in the
court house.
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

It now seems that Senator Lodge ex-
erclsed unnecessary haste in rushing
home to vote
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

The Democratic hymnal now contains
these three popular songs. Maryland.
Ny Maryland. My Old Kentucky
Home" and THE Bowery"
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

Sam Parks has made columns Of copy
for the New York newspapers, but his
doings hereafter will be chronicled In the
Sing Sing star OF Hope"
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

II is when you are right that you make enc
mics; when you are wrong you make friends
by comparison Of their rectitude with your
defoTmity breeds affection for the cause OF it.
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

with 1900 majority against Tom
johnson In Ohio. and 5000 majority
against jeremiah Sullivan, I'm Iowa, It Is
quite evident that the Tom and Jerry
is not so popular as one might suppose.
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

Uncle Sam" IS rich. and he ought to
do something handsome for his new
little niece. Miss Panama
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

In the United States the excess OF
births over deaths was = per 1909 in
1890 today IL is %; the French rate was
% in 1874. p in 1894. and p today. or a
drop of as during the period for which
returns We're available. During the cor
responding period the English rate has
fallen 6, the Italian 81. in Germany A..
In Russia the rate is advancing 1t
was III in 1892 and is over 90 today. In
Australia the rate is falling most
alarmingly: in 1861 it was H-9, and to-
day it is but 27.S5
The Washington times., 1903-11-08

There are fellows who viii not respect YOU
until you have insulted them. II takes in
suit to make them realize that you posses
intelligence and discrimination
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-03
3eim 9mmbma!
Gtme 8eldletntgnma npn San QlutDniu
bat @ert bet'm can MntpmtD'er
Yubtifnm.

SIR t6nrt oas Bublitum nltt
imtner tduiben.
Sc miro @ud sulebt ertennen.
Seoesmal, ipenr gtner getGuidt
miro, miro Elm neiter Sfeptifer oe=
ibaffen.
IS giebt piele Seilmlttel, Die Step
tifer MAIDEN:
8eil Tie lire geriprehen uidt bal=
ten!
Doan's Nierenpilfen brirs
gen neue gepeiie.
Sic furieren Die Steptiter.
Bepeife in 6iilte uno syitlle ON
Orte.
Die 8epeiie pon San Nntonio
aelten fiir Die Sun MntDnio er.
0ier Elm SAT-:
Der Waurer .. s. 0ettoen, Der
feline Office in Der Gaitro=5 troBe bat,
iaat: sd bate einen ihmeren Sad
BON &~ufeuidmer5en, nobel Shmers
aen ourd) meiuen gansen 3Drper
iboiien, Iuenn id) cine ihneue Bes
negung mad)te. Sic eutitonoen ourd)
grfdltuna ODER pm lhwerem Oeben
uno qudlten MIDI Iaa uno Naht.
Nahts fonnte ib uidt ldlafen uno i'd
ertuabte W0rgens 10 miibe, ME ib
mar, ais ib mid gu Bette leete.
Die Nusibeioungen BON ben Niereu
paren aaBer Oronuna, fart gefdrbt
uno uoller Sab. Sd ueriud)te per.
ibieoene Wfeoi5inen, aber feline balf
mir, Biz id) bDrte. oaB Doan' 8
WiereneR ilten bel Slider &
Springall uno i'm Berar Drua Store
gu baben iino uno ib faufte cine
Sba6tel. 9ahoem ih eiuige 9oien
genDmmen batte, peripiirte ih ihon
oeren @irfung; Die @ntainbung Der
0ieren lieB nab. bic Riidenl1mera
aen peri6manben uno iebt bin td
fret pon allen Spmptomen Der Mies
renfrantteit.
Grbdltlid bel alien Droguiiten.
8reis so Gents. Softer MiQburn
60. in Buffalo, g. g., aQeiniee
Qgenten fir bic Ser. Staten.
BergeBt nibt ben Mamer 8 0 II
unb acceptirt fein Subftitut.
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Mn Gpmtractoren

fiir BITE 0rabtrMas unn cen 8aw gutter
Mtes GtraReu, futuie Der aBft9eu
Brti6en In 0eTar GDuntD, 9eEas,
i'm @efrage non NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dollars ($60O,00O).
8~eriieselte WngebDte fir Die ubise
Grbeit meroeu enteegenaeuommen
in Der &mtsitube bes GDuntps glerfs
biz gum 10. October 1903, Wittaas
I'm II ubr. Dieielben miiien ao.
o~reifirt iein an bas @eriht Der
County ? ~@ommiiare bon gerar
Gountp. 9eras. nno maiien init Der
obiaen Aufihrift perieben fem. Die
benz Gontracte su @runoe 81 legenoen
Bfane llnb SpeciicatiDnen iinb
pom 81. September 1903 an pom
&oumtp'Ri6ter 8obert 9. @reei,
San Nutouio. Ieras, 81 erlanaen.
Das County behalf ith oas 6eGt
pOr, ieoes ein8elue Der Inaebote sus
ridaupeiien
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-03
..

81 &enneg, Auitin 1Duntu
fano cine gemeiniame Debatte ami
lden Dem republifaniiden @DnareB
%fanotoaten Or. Mar 1ruib unb ben
oemofratiiden s. M. 8indnep Dor
0emplteao ftatt, bel pelder Qebterei
entihieoen ben &iirseren sog, ba Ell
an Sntelliaen5 ieinem @egner burh.
aus nlft 9emablen unh audi nid)i
10 ihlagfertia lit, pie jener. Bindneu
bate wenigitens ben Mut, leine pros
hibltioniftliben Meieungen einsuae%
lteben uno gu u%erteloiaen. Sn Nultin
Gountp piro er oabur9 nifts ae=
plnnen. Or. uruiB brad in gtGn.
5enoer 8eoe cine 2an8e far perI6ns
libe 5reibeit nnb mies allie MnIdu(s
oigungen. Die Bindnep auf bic re-
publifanilGe Bartei bdufte, ourdJ
lo9libe Nrgumente surHd.
Die Quarantdne MaBreaein
in aareoo iinb beoeutenb perIddrft
mOroen. Sober ppn Werifo fpm.
menoe 9aiiaater mub Dbne Nuss
nabme fir 5ebn 9aae in Der Quaraue
tdne Station auf bieier Seite bes
Slufies uerbfeiben, ebe es l6m err
laubt mIro. meiter sn retIen. Das
oura piro Der &aiiaaierperfebr auf
Der meritaniiden Ratipnalbabn fir
neite Gntfernunqea fattiid aufaebu.
ben.
Die Srase, per gum Gmpfanq
Der Summe, nelde Die B~unbesreaies
runa fir bag @runotad, auf mel.
diem Sort Brnmn ftebt, berehtiat III.
it pom 9unbesridter Malter S.
Burns in SouitDn babin entihieoen
tporoen. oaB Sames 6inman uuo
bic grben BON Better g. Gapaaps
itd in $106, 818.98 tetlen uno BON
benz % Gfer umfaiienoen Salinas.
6. o. Gpmbe uno S. 6.
ieber Die 6qlfte erbalteu.
Der Dampfer n8reglau" frat
am z. OCTOBER init AZ Gaiuten. uno
24O 8rpii6enoeds 9aiiaaieren, iomie
elmer npuen &aouna BON Bremen !,
ola Baltimore in @alpeitpn elm.
@regurio Gortea lit in Golum-
bus megen I6tung bes Sberiffs
SlDper BON @Dn5ales Gountp Az
8udtbaHsbaft bernrteilt
poroen.
Die Surp fOnnte iidg in 8ren.
in Dem Safe 9eaen Sim Seloers
mann niht einiqen uno Der Nuqe.
tuurbe eutlaiien. Der ssau
legen 5obn 5elbermann tpmmt i'm
1Ghiten 8ermin 5ur Berbanoluna.
Gin auBerproentli6 fnappes
Snttommen ppn iiberem Ipoe bate
in iunger Wauu in Quitin. St mar
nit anoeren i'm Dpm oe8 aapitofs
einigen Rep9raturen beihdftiat,
lie er BON 8eriiit i~t1rate. 8wei
better unten an elmer 8aIlufraoe I
Rpaeaen iaben i'm fallen
mo Hngen i'm alidlib auf, lont
odre er 300 SUB tief auf Dem stein.
I0oen aelanoet.
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MtnIonen pm Menid9en leioen an BEN
fnrhtbaren 1ebel, SGmDrrbDinen ge.
naunt. Rad iabrelangem 5orfhen' lit es
DR.. s, Silsbee 9elungen, baS ppr5aglihe
Seilmittel, ANkKEsls genannt. at &c.
finben. GS lit bas Bette, bas nod ie ba.
getueien, B~epeismittel bieier Bebaup.
tnng liegen bel Eauienben ibriftlt1 sur
Giultmt pDr. Gugenblidlihe 2tnberune
Der Shr1erbeu unb, BET Gntuenbung mad
gorlhrift ~pput6nbige Sur ougeithert.
T. Nenstaedter & Co., Box 2416, New
York, i9ldea auf Werlaneen @robeu to.
ttenfret nah allen 8l6sen in ben Ser.
StQeten,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-03
M4erIet.

Die puaman aompaanie bat
neri1bSmeife in ben in Wirito Der.
tebrenoen Shlafmaaen Merifaner
ala Rorter aneefteqt unb bic Griabs
rung gemabt, baB oieielben fib iebr
gut fir ben 9ienit eigneu uno mel.
items b1fliber ffno, als bic Neger.
Sobalo bieie 2eute engliih ipreben
gelernt baben, merben Gintge nab
Den Ser. Staten transportirt tuers
ben.
Denper, COLORADO > Springs
nnb Bueblo, elm JnbrpreiS Plus SOC
fIr Die Runoreiie, SttDber 4. biz s.
uia .4atp".
Die Texas Gold Milling
Company BON San Nntpnio bat
ith init einem 9apital bon 500, 900
inforporiren laiien. Die llnterneb-
rter iino: 5. 50. Gillespie, g. So.
8oooruff uno 8. s. Coz.
Hrinft Cabinet 8 5lalhenbier.
George &raser, Der beibuloigt
miro als Gdabmeiiter Der Union Der
apue aAS @enneE geleer: uHte1lIla-
gsn 5a yausu. S Dlno q ie!a Serpor
felt. Sc tonnte bieielbe niht lpi-
zen hao panoerte ms @efang1is.
Sanlas eltg ano aarnd pa
"aalg , S[toper II. DIG II. $25.9O.
Sf: @rtgur 9tolte. Wftgtleo per
taats.Sanlt9lsoepDroe pom sonIll=
10, oeFano lW meorere 2aae IN ger
Sla0., I'm nosr o.e glellaen laalta*
reH gergallntne grtunolgungen emu
5aslegen nae l1@ oaoof 90 aDer5ens
gen. oaB one SuarantanmaBregeln
l!IIu ourW9edngrt meroen. gr lpra9
l!g Aoer a4es le9r oelrleolat aus
n'o reslte na9 Nem Srlearts aurtid.
Yshtg SgHelper eal ore -; o y;
sseepgun aoAap99Hie ani 3o.uoU
S~u.aoeneIlas pettiaat. ssapreno er
tsIepgonlI,e. ergleIt &c etnen elettri-
lWe" SW'aa. oer lgH ostlape totete
y 'gm perntaHeHts Serlesunaen
oeioragie. Dag Snltranletlt lei
Alsl NH oen 9eporlgeu 9pparate1
aas9srallet aepelen, um Berionel
Nv lW1seH-
~; SoAIs nno 5lrnd ola
'sta1g U1tOner 3. ols g., $2S:l5.
~, que S0llla@en, one Don WeIlco
4oer ote @re15e tomnen ueroert
y @a9le paB 24 Sfurtoen a%nfaebal' !
en- lIn ans9eraud1ert 5u toeroen.
y 2rtntt @rlanger. Jlaitenbler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-03
Aas @amoersea

pes @ebtrgss5 dngerbunoes bat qe.
tern IN WeusB raunfels unter ben
gunitigiten Iuipi5ien un6 unter sabl~
reider geteiligung ieinen Nnfena
eenDtnmen. @ir peroen in unferer
Ius9abe am M0ntaa ausfibrlih
oarlber beri6teritatten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-03
EdmgerfeftsS mbtldmm

in 9eusB raunfels, Sonntag ben 4.
Ottober. Sie M. 6. & 8. 8abu
ldBt an oielem Gage brei Baee lau.
fen. 7.30 unb $50 8prmittaqs unb
2 ubr 0ahmitta9s. 8urld bon
Reu > 8rauufels 7.l5 unb 1l.30
Nbenos. SO Gents fir bic Runbreile.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-03
GEBRAUT
SAM

382,498. 069 @funb 5hmals uno
600. s69, 1893 Bfunb a11oeres Jleiid]
in perihieDener 5orm perI9idf.
So, Chicago it redt gut oeoieben
in Den hunbert Sabren, felt oQg
Sort Dearborn gebaut muroe. unb
es miro neiter pahien unb suneb.
men an Reibtum, Beoeutung nno
RDpf5abf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-03
Werlamat

miro elm iunger Maur, Der i'm 1ro.
cerp'@ eih6ft bebhlfliH lit unb aud
Waaren abliefern fpu. Wad3ufra.
gen bel 81. Sunabeder. COL
Gait rofett.S traBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-03
Hu perfamtem.

Sin 4haeton mt 5mei Sisen uah
@%ummirdberu bigig. @adaufragen
in Der Office Der ,f5reie Brefie".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-03

oSusO $ Sprataliu" (Gimer 4
Slmeuo), lit als autiieptiides Balm.
uno Muuomaiier unibertroHen. e..
&. SGmiot 6ouftor Yer, Nqt.l
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17
8 IS IS 10"
$4,000

Paden City, the great new industrial town,
is located 5 miles below New Martinsville and
4 miles above Sistersville, connected with both
by trolley, and traversed by the Ohio River
R. r. The B. & 0. R. r., recognizing the
fact that Paden City is certain to grow and
thrive, has positively agreed to build 5000
station at once.
Get this first fact firmly lodged in your
mnd-Paden City is there to STAY The big
industries are springing up fast, the hum of saw
and beat of hammer sounds everywhere. You
are looking at the birth Of a future commercial
metropolis destined to coin money for lucky;
early investors When the boy i'll the fable
cried ''wolf," the people passed on unheedng.
Paper cities plenty have been sprung on the
public have run their brief course withered
and died, carrying with them the money and
hopes of credulous buyers. The company de-
velopng this property are substantial, wealthy
citizens whose interests lie near and all about.
With no show, philanthropy or windy promises
they are putting their own money into develop
ing gigantic, growing enterprise knowing full
well that only by progress and permanent up
building can they reap the financial rewards
that must be shared with every buyer of any
lot on the map of Paden City. And when the
roar of activity and life surges through Paden
City streets and the smoke pours from Paden
City chimneys, all will share the money gain
the company equally with the lot buyers-one
not more than the other.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17
Lever Of Wealth
Founder of Fortune
10 Per Cent. Cash
BALANCE MONTHLY

RAPID TRANSIT is the life pulse of any
community. ~ The Tyler & Wetzel street railway
ties Paden City to Sstersville and New Martinsvle.
Overcrowded Sistersvlle will send her surplus pop
ulation to live in Paden City, but half an hour away
The Ohio River r. r. runs right through-12 trains
stop in day. In front is the broad Ohio.
PURE WATER is the handspring of health
The company is putting up big Sand Filtration
Water Works.
DRY SOIL is the safeguard of health. A
mixed sand and gravel soil runs off all water as soon
as it touches the ground.
BUSINESS is the manstay of any section.
The Paden City Bank, with $50, 600. 90 capital sub
scribed, has opened it's doors. 42roomed strictly
modern Hotel is running in full blast The Paden
Rolling Mill, Ohio Valley Foundry Co., Empire
Glass Works, Paden Glass Works, Power House
and Can Barns are shortly oopen, and letters pour
in to the Company from the big Indiana Glass
making concerns seeking sites at Paden City where
natural gas is freely available.
IMPROVEMENTS are generously provided
paving sewering, grading, gas, water and electric
iiobt plants: not comfort nor convenience missing.
POPULATION starts with 1000 workers as
sured and their families These must eat, sleep,
dress and live There is ready made market for
all kinds of stores and trades-Butchers, Grocers,
Bakers, Doctors Dentists, Clothiers, Dry Goods,
and every other field of business enterprise
RESIDENCES must be put up for all these
toilers. Right now prominent glass concern IS
erectno 40 houses for its workers on the property
Certain sections the finest are restricted TO certain
tvDes Of houses 20 feet from sidewalk. No reStrlc-
tions rs to business Nothing is wanted to create
an ideal City for 5000 inhabitants and more, as
Paden CITY is bound to have before another year
rolls around.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-09-17
LARGE LOTS
Fifteen feet Above high WATER

The men of Weight and worth who form
THE COMPANY!
George r. Wallace, President
Thomas A. Watkins Robert A. Miller,
Vice Pres and Treas. Sec. and Asst. Treas
DIRECTORS
S. c. Pyle Pres. F rst Natl Rank Nliddehournr, W. Va
f. T. Robinson Director First Nal. Bank Middebourne,
w, Va. en-
Geo E. Work Vice Pres. Fmrs. Prod Bank Sistersvie
Geo r. Wallace Attorney, Frick Building, Pittsburg
c. L. Woolridge Pres. Pgh. Construction Enging Co.
Robt Miller, Sec & Mgr Tyler & Wetzel Railway Co.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-06-25
PRIZE FOR ORATORS.
Governor cumrnins to Give $40 Fol
EisteGhfod Grafton.

The program for the first music fes.
tival of the new Eisteddfod association
Is being prepared and will be complet,
ed the latter paist of next month. The
Courier is in receipt of letter from
Dan Thomas, olhe of the promoters OF
the new association and in it he stated
that prize of VS. has been offered by
Governor Cummfns for contest on tho
Grafton, TRUE Greatness, What Is It q
Other prizes will also be put up bI
prominent Des Moines merchants. TIL,
following are some of the principles
adopted by the association as set forth
in Mr.. Thomas letter:
mo leader of any choir is allowed
on the committees to select program oil
adjudieator.
"All business transacted must be
published
ALI money over paying expenses be.
longs to the public and must be deposa
tied for further use.
ANY choir ending any degree below
or above the original keynote is strict
ly considered out of the competition.
Anyone can compete on one or moro
solos If desired
'The program is open to all comers.'