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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-28
Europenn TattOOerS.

Tattooing is not by any means con-
fined TO savage peoples. There are
races in Europe which make it regu-
lar practice. and men. women and chill
dren bear on their bodies ornamental
tons that are as ornate and queer. al
though not as extensive, as are mark
ings on the bodies Of the south sea
savages.
These European tattooers are among
the Alban:ans and Bosnians, who live
in the famous and notorious Balkan
peninSula.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-28
Brain Work and Hair.

Everything physical being equal 1t
is established that the man who is en-
gagged in professional work will grow
gray sooner than will the man who
earns his bread by the literal sweat of
his brow. Thus by implication the man
who has more and harder brain work
than another-more worries, more
troubles, more difficult thoughts, less
vitality in proportion-this is the indi-
vidual and the profession that soonest
are marked by gray hairs.
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inst at Bed Time.

take a Little Early Riser-it will
cure constipation, biliousness and
liver troubles. DeWitt's Little
Early Risers are different from
other pills. They do not grippe and
break down the mucousm embranes
of the stomach, liver and bowels,
but cure by gently arousing the Sc
cretions and giving strength to these
organs. Sold by
Opera House Drug Store.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-28

farm last Sunday, and 1t Is good for
S barrels In the Cow Run sand.
Kennedy & Lawrence are start.
Ing their No. Mendum at Bells
Run, Ohio.
Leith, Ohio. Oil News.
Drilling oil wells Is the order of
the day In this vicinity. Every
foot of land has been taken up.
Spectators, spectators and oper-
ators are all here, and are placing
great value on property which they
own.
Wells are being drilled In several
directions. The largest producers
are being found on the Soles farm,
near Dawes.
The Sutton boys have several
wells In that field msking over
hundred barrels each daily.
Next comes the field near Rea's
Run, owned by several company's
namely, Gufy and Galley, the
Three Joe's the Johnson, the Fish
er, Meade, Worthing, the Milton
Oil Co., and Others each one hav'
Ing some good producers,anywhere
from ten to one hundred barrels
wells.
The Carter Oil company has a
! new rig up on the Peter Fulmer
farm. The Fisher OH company IS
putting up a new rig on the Chas.
Millit farm, and other companies
have several rigs up; one on the
Chas. McMahan farm, one on the ].
Ellis, one on the Dodds farm, one
on the Skinner, one on the Daily
farm, and there will be several
others up In the near future, Good
wages are being paid and men are
plenty. The little advance In the
price of oil Is helping the operators.
If the price of oil still advances
there will be some lively times, and
much work done here Oracle.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-28
Danger I'm Kidney Disease

Don't delay when the first symp-
toms of kidney troubles appear
Ask your druggist for box of De-
Bells Kidney Pills, prepared ex-
pressly for Kidney troubles such as
lumbago, backache and all urinary
troubles. A weeks trial will oft
times cure mild cases. Take a box
or two and your kidney trouble
will disappear. Sold on a positive
guarantee-No cure, no pay. Price
CSC per box. For sale by D. 4.
Henderson,, drugxisI.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-28
Massage and Hair Treat
ment. Hotel Mercer

Removes blackheads, and wrink-
les, restores faded and grey hair to
It's natural color, no hair dye used.
Hours from 8 to II and from I to S
and for business people from 7 TO
10 In the evening. Prices reason.
able. Satisfaction guaranteed or
no charges. Only intended to re-
main one week, but business Is fine
so shall open parlors here.
MRS. J. J. BARTLETT.
PAX
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-28
A. Rare aa Curious.

"Sly dear" said Mrs. JorSson, as she
closed the book she had been reading,
do you know =hat is the most curious
thing in the wo:ld:
of course | DO" replied the brutal
half of the combination. The most
curious thing in the world is woman
that isn't curious" STRAY Stories.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-28
Two Sad Man .

First Fishcrman-Why do you come
to this lonely place to fish:
Second Fisherman (sadly)-Because
7 like solitude and silence. | am q
widower And you?
First observation-disclosures l, too, like
solitude and silence.
Second Fisherman-Ah, you also are
a widower:
First Fisherman Cmore sadly)-Not
Cat
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The OIL MARKET.
Peasants County. ". Va.

PleasantS Iounty, W. Va
On Middle Island, Borcher Is
starting No. 2 on the Stamford
farm.
Milligan & Bartlett are starting
No. IS, E. Bills In the same vicin-
lily.
The Capitol Oil company's No. I
on the Gale farm Is holding ur at
s. barrels per day.
The same company ate starting
No. on the same farm, and are
also preparing to drill we'll on the
George Knight farm.
Opposite Middle Island, on the
main shore, the Wildcat OH com.
pany has located a we'll on the S.
E. Bills 200 acre tract.
On McKim creek, Amber, Zahn'
iser & Lawaence's No. on the
Geo. B. Cunningham farm Is hold
Ing up at $50 barrels,a and Powell &
Hoffman's No. I on the A.W.Pow-
ell farm at IS barrels per day. Both
of these wells are producing from
the Cow Run sand. Several more
wells will be drilled In that section
Ia the near future.
Amber, Zahniser & Lawrence
are starting their No on the
George B. Cunningham farm.
On Ben's run. the South Penn
OH Company has drilled In Its No.
on the S. c. Way farm, and has
show for a 10 or IL barrel pro
ducer In the big Injun sand.
On Broad run, the United States
OIL Company has drilled In Its No.
"a on the Isaac Pethtel farm, and
has a IS barrel we'll In the Cow
run sand.
On Willow Island run, Ellsworth
& Davis are starting No. on the
Toe Locke farm, Vanausdal &
Company No. on the John Griffith
farm, and the United States OH
Company No on the VIM Higgins
farm.
In the Calcutta field, the Yes
pertine Oil Company Is starting Its
No. rs on the +. K. Bills farm
This we'll will be drilled to the
deep sand.
On the same farm, the same com
pany's No. IS Is making about 100
barrels from the Keener sand.
In the same field, Adams &
Company are due In the Big 1njun
sand at their No. I on the G. S. M
Powell farm.
In the same field the Central OH
company has drilled In Its No. 43
on the !. B. Reynolds farm, and has
we'll that Is good for from 10 to
20 barrels per day In the Cow run
sand.
On French creek, Gale & Co.,ar
building the rig for deep well on
the Thomas Marble farm.
At Raven Rock. Larsen Is due at
No. I on the B. F. Riggs farm.
In the same vicinity, Schlegal &
Fried's No, I on the Josiah Riggs
farm was dry In the Keener sand.
Pierce Is starting No. 3 on the
Isaac Bernhart farm.
Opposite Raven Rock, In Ohio,
Nolan Is starting his No. on the
Cumming farm.
On Shawnee run, Worthlngton is
starting his No. 10 on the W. l.
Rice farm.
On Bull creek, the Pure OIL com
pany & Parshall are starting well
on the Newland farm. This well
will be drilled to toe Berea sand.
On Bonds creek, Richie county,
the Bonds Creek Oh and Gas com
pany shot Its No. 3 on the Mahaney
heirs farm with 200 quarts and In
creased Its production to 500 bar
rels per day.
On Davis Run, Worthington Is
starting No. I on the Handlin farm
Near Newport, Ohio, Martin
drilled his No 6 on the M, Pegs
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to-day. He has
mead ane his legs
is hoped he VIII

49,
an ugly wound on the Aeaa ane his legs
pun through all right
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison has issued IN
Ter. Ann G Crawford. to Mr. Thomas JET
ferson Oils. Jr., at the Second Presby-
terlan church In this city. "Wednesday
morning. January 18th. at 1890 o clock.
THE Robert Portner Brewing COMPANY pa
$4,000 depot building, at the corner OF
Second and River streets. for the ac--
cornmoda ton OF their incre3&pg busi-
ness. The building Is to be pressed
brick. eoxso feet, two stories high; The
f' Toy PIsToL-woUNDED NEGRO.
A negro youth employed at the lmpe,
rial Hotel while handing = ICY Pl,e .3
He received Immediate medical atten.
ton. There were several accidents ol
this kind during the holiday season, but
all the patients recovered.
CAN. Of the Petersburg and Norfolk
line. will be taken off on the Isl. Of Feb
ruary, and that notice to this effect has
been. given to the crew, lnsufhclent sup
port is alleged to be the cause; ne ne
matter is one Of serious import 10 our
merchants.
The wrecking crew from Norfolk. with
tugs and scowS and all other necessary
apparatus, are working hard to. foat the
new government light.shp wh1 en- mas mas
weeks. The Job is difficult one. but
viii be successful.
a. P. Hill Camp Of Confederate Vete-
rams will observe General Lees birthday
by parade Monday aftern 39h,tt aao "a
Norfolk, the commander Of the Confede-
rat, ship Shenandoah. will be one of the
principal speakers. Others are expected.
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THE MONEY FOR TABLETS.
Organization 4. row solicitins
Funds Tor Revolutionary De-
Sign = Death Of Ers. Thomas
Cheatham.

PETEssguRG. VA. January H. e.
Hand annuaa msehns G
was held at noon to-day at the residence
OF Mrs. Rose HILL on Sycamore street;
and the following officers were elected
s. ". Finch; Firs. vice-Regent, Mrs.
William B. McIlwaine; Second Vice Re-
gent Mrs Geor E,,e Gaperen stor; Ks Mrs
A. Is. Davis. Secretary. Mrs. DR.. w: E.
Drewry: Corresponding Secretary, Miss
Mary Bunting; Treasurer Mrs. r. g:
Legal Adviser. Hon William 3; Nc
Ilwaine: Delegates to the National Con-
xention OF paughters. to be held 4, II
Finch and Mrs, W T; Dresry: Alternate
= The He M ME Sa.5 TABLEi:
erection q . kevolutionary tablet in
Blandford church IS progressing very
satisfactorily. The chapter has now SITS
resident i Petersbursers In behaif Of the
cause have realized SAG, and Hon. Joseph
Bryan. OF Richmond. has contribut9d
Ereat-grandfather.
The chapter has now tifty-thrce mem
SUDDEN DEATH OF A LADY.
widow lady. residing on west Washing
ton street. died very suddenly, this morn
Ing about II O'clock She had been COM
with her household duties and did not
take to her red. This morning she COM
planned Of kindness, and soon, after was
children-Mr. Thomas Cheatham. of
Richmond. and Mrs. Melville Harrison.
Of this city.
Some idea of the immense amount of
from, Petersburg is given by the figures
furnished by the lumber inspector Du-
ed 9l.090O00 feet of lumber. and last year
his Inspections aggregated 3LMo.Doo feet.
The great bulk of this lumber comes In
ped to Baltimore Philadelphia. and New
York. Petersburg uses about 10, oo0, oOo
feet. nearly two thirds of which is taken
~ the biz trunk T 1actorie s1on.a c-r,sttan
Association basketball team came over
to Petersburg to-day and gave beau
tiful exhibition at the Young Mems
this a game Of basketball was PLAYED
that bs s2me By y H TseEe e Sd 50 MORE
Mr.. David T. Hatch. well known and
county. died at his home, near Dispu-
funeral took place this afternoon. Mr..
Hatch was in the s4th year Of his age.
and was the father OF Mr.. B. F. Hatch,
a prominent grocery merchant of this
Mrs. Ann Blankenship who was burn
ed to death at her home in Chesterfield
county. Thursday. is survived by four
children-Theodore- Andrew. and John
Pride and Mrs. Richard Gregory. all
residents of the county.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Rev. J. c. Kilgo. president of Trinity
College North Carolina, and one of tnr
brainiest and most eloquent men Of the
Old North State. will preach at Wash.
tngton- Street Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday morning. In the afternoon he
will address the mems meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association.
Mr.. John n. Nugent. the young palnte'
who was so severely injured yes
where he was working, is in compara-
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THEY TOOK NO ACTION.
Battle Over Plan of Extending Cor
porate Limits Yet Undecided.

VUInte tbs Z u = 1r1tc q nc n
The Joint committee Of the General
Assembly on Counties, Cities. and Towns
met again yesterday and heard arguments
on the proposed general law for the Elk
tension Of the limits Of cities and towns.
Delegate Thomas ". Gardner. Of Hen
rico. and Senator George Wayne Ander-
son. of this city, representing the OPP
posing sides. argued for their. conflicting
contentious. but the committee, without
concluding the hearings. adjourned until
next week. It is impossible to forecast
the result of the struggle between the
cities and towns on the one side and the
counties on the other. The bill will be
compromise making many concessions
TO the people Of the territory proposed
to be annexed.
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WANTED.
MEN. WITH RIG. TO INTRODUCE
Poultry Compound; straight salary $40
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1856. ROYAL COOPERATION MANU-
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good character and temperate ha bits,
who can speak, read. and write English.
For information apply to RECRUITING
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WANTED. 49,
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Candy Trade, money aking side line;
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CHEMICAL COMPANY. st. Louis, Mo.
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YNA,NTl

.sE.sZs.. SVANTEU, }. -.
ORGANIZERS MAKE BIG MONEY
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Death, Old Age Benefit Certificate. Best
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WANTED,
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essential. Address q. "A. BROWN TO-
BACCO COMPANY, Greensboro, N. C.
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WANTED,
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man, capa BILE of managinging a retail bus
mess. Address T.. H. p. Mgr. w hole
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WANTED.

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made: we prove this. Luminous name
plates, numbers. signs; readable darkest
nights. SAMPLES free. RIGHT SUPPLY
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TO DEAL IN RIG HM0ND DIST.
Newport News Real Estate Firm Re

- - stt e = Il n 1ke"s
moves to This City.
& The real estate Arm Of Claiborne, Con-
nelly & Chapman. Ct Newport News,
have removed their Office and sphere Ct
opera tons to this city. The frm has So
cured an Office attn east Main street.
and viii soon be open for business. The
location of several new. real estate men
in this city is fine evidence that Rich
mond is the most active and prosperous
city In the State. Real estate men never
locate IN graveyard. ..iat is to say. ct
their own volition.
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WANTED.

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AGENTS EVERYWHERE; EITHER
Sex; Zarema Diamond; experts puzzled
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TMETHODISTC CHURCH
Corn err aAdamss:and Clay streets.)-Rev.
L.. b. Betty. pastor. Preaching Sunday
at ia: 81. and 8 p. M by the pastor.
Subject, morning The Sons Of God-a
Their Prfvifeges.,' Subject. evening.
|. How to- Becomesth Sons OF God and
to Enjoy Their ! Privilege !. Sunday
Sschoolfsat 9I5 A.. M - Junior Epworth
League ats3 p M Monda Y. on1cia1 meet
Ing. Wednesday.so song and prayer SER
vice Friday EpWorth League All-week
services t g. - 5
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WANTED, i
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knowledge unnecessary. Well established
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contest given each purchaser free Of
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expected. references ETC. Interest given
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Marvellous Revelation
IN the Financi ord !,

AN.5ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE COR
poration, authorized cash capital 8. 000.I00.
paying guaranteed dividend of IS per.
cent weekly. q per cent monthly. EGO per;
cent annually. with strict elimination;
Of gambling or speculation. ssszs
5 20 Earns you monthly .......$ $50
81 50 Earns you monthly 49,. =. II 90,
+ 100 Earns you monthly 20 90
& ECO Earns you monthly -. !. Ito 90
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solutely sure, unQu estionabiy safe, posi-
lively sound. ALI dividends rEmitted
Tuesday OF each week. Repfesentativea
wanted sInvestfga te. Free ssbookIet.
So. TIL e e. GARDNER CO.. unc.)
$Euller Building, Broadway and Twenty
third street. New York. ja 1S-It s.
AN sEsTABLISHEDs CEREAL xFooD
Company desires the services of branch
office manage compensate 81 900 per
annum highest referencesre required and
given AopportnnityS ola lifetinne for right
spartY;4.ad dreSs .tssssCEREAI, e box s2{&a.
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PROPOSALS..

:. ....1~@o>~1<N~.
Eastern State Hospital;
Steward s. Office.
Williamsburg. Va, January 8. 1903.
1908. the undersigned will receive bids to
furnish this institution with GROCERIES,
DRY-GOODS,a SHOES. and other supplies.
for the three months ending March 81.
1905 List OF articles needed quantities
of each. together with instructions how
to bid for delivering OF goods, and othsr
details can be had on application to
"A. BROOKS.
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WEsT-END CHRIS STAN CHURCH
con Morris street, between Main and
Floyd avenue:)-Pr aching to-day by the
pastor. Rev. Henry Pearce Atkins. at II
A NJ: subject The Unwritten of Life"
and at SIP. M, subject. 1.-THE Practical
Side OF Christianity, sunday-school at
$50 20 clock. Christian Endeavor at Tbs
p. NJ. Seats free. cordial welcome
awaits all. s
A1ARsHALLsT STREET CHRISTIAN
3CHURCH.-lMarsha tween Graham
and Hancock. Rev. b.. H Morgan. pas
tor Preaching Sunday at Il "A. NJ, and
Christian Endeavor Society at 7l5 p. NJ.
Nid-week prayer-meeting Wednesday at
NJ
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Preaching by the pastor, DR.. Russell Ce-
Gil, at II IA. M.Sand a p. NJ. :, In afternoon
Eeran 8, .s55s
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irience. Can furnish reference. Address
M. N. O.. care Dispatch. la 1S-1t*
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

WANTED,
AN EXPERIENCED MILLlNER FOR
all-round work, for the coming spring sea-
son. JACOB LEVITT & SON, 1888 east
Nam street. ia 1S-1ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

w.fTED,
"A GOOD COOK; ALSO "A HOUSE-MAID
and Nurse. white or colored, for one
child. Apply at 1901 Floyd avenue
ia 18-1t' go
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18

WANTED,
.LADIES-MOSTG PROFITABLE HOME
employment, making sofa pillows: 50 to
SIS weekly; materials free: experience un-
necessary; no canvassing: steady work.
Send - stamped, addressed w envelope
HOUSEHOLDsN MANUFACTURING COM
PANY. Department 5, Chicago. ia 1S-1t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-18
WANTED,

BOOKBINDER- FORWARDER AND
F,inisher. Good wages; steady employ
ent. Write or wire quick. THE STONE
PRINTING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, Roanoke, Va ia ls-1t