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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-30
A Damage of $500 600 Done on
Merchants Row Early
Monday.
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK BURNED
Upper Portion Of the Dunn Block Quilted
-Firemen Had Hard Fight-A List
OF Losses-Strange Disappearance
of Prominent Farmer OF Mid
dlsbury.

Rutland April 27-Fire broke out in
the Odd Fellows block on Merchants row
shortly after 1 O'Clock this morning ana
before il was Cxtnguishcd dlu over sojWc
damage The fire extended INTO the Dunn
block lust south and thoroughly Quilted
the upper portions of both buildings. 1t
was about s o'clock before the fire was
under control and the release was not
sounded until II o'clock. Time and again
the nremen were driven back and II was
only by the hardest kind of work that the
fire was kept from spreading. The heaN-
lest losses were as follows:
j. H. Buxton of Middletown Springs
Damage to odd Fellows block, s}Ow"'
partially covered by insurance.
Dunn Bros.-Loss on building, $4,000;
loss on goods, about 5000; both covered
by insurance.
odd FcllowS-1.oss by firo Si3uOi lnsur-
ancc, 5000
II. G.. Durlicc & Co.-Loss by fire on
sroccry stock i'm Odd Fellows block, S5,"".
y. G. Coolidge, law office in odd Eel
lows block--l,oss by fire and water, $1,000.
q. T. Phillips, dentist office in odd Eel
lows block--lOss by fire and water 500.
Insurance. 5000.
Christian Scientists, rooms in Odd Eel
lows hlock--Goss by fire and water, $1,000.
J. NJ Wilson, bakery in Odd Fellows
biock-I.oss 10y water s2,5to; insured
Adds Del. Ross, dry goods store in
by insurance.
Brown 4. Garrett. iewery store in Dunn
bock-Loss from water, 81 900; covered by
insurance
IIcshobe club, rooms in Dunn block
Loss by fire and water. I,2U; insurance
81 LOCO.
+. u. White and j. A. Merrill, who had
attorneys offices in the Dunn block also
suffered severely from water.
The origin of the fire Is not certainly
known but it is thought TO have resulted
from crossed wires in the air shaft of the
odd Fellows block. The fire was discoV-
cred at 4:lJ o'clock and an alarm runs
in. When the fire teams arrived the
flames We're mounting to a height of 81
feet in the air in the rear part of the
odd Fellows block Several lines of hose
were strung on Evelyn street by tho mcr
from both companies and the water was
directed to the west side of the block
After a few minutes work the fire burst
out on the north side of the block. tn,
rear part of which ran considerably fur
Their back than its northern neghbor
The iiremen leaving two streams playing
on the west side went around to the open
ing from West street, They were hardly
at work when the flames burst ont in the
front of the store occupied by H. G. Dur
kee & Co. The hose wagon was hrough
to the Merchants Row side of the bloch
where the largest amount of fire fighting
was done.
At this point the second and third alarm
were rung in and the hook and ladde
truck was brought out and shortly afte
the steamer was put in service, For sew
oral hours eight streams played on m
tire from three sides.
The ire was practically under contro
at s o'clock, but the frem kept at Wurl
for "A number of hours later Chic
Dunton of tho fire department, wa.
~ Ia IN. "a ,.N
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-30
A VICTIM OF BLOOD POISONING.

George Miller Of Ludlow died Tuesday
afternoon about o'clock Of blood poison
ing lie was taken sick about 10 days ago
with typhoid fever in mild form and
later an absccss developed on his side.
DR.. Hazeltine Of Bellows Falls performed
an operation on him about o'clock. He
rallied from that, but did not regain
strength H. was employed by tho Lud-
low wooden mills as loom iNcr. 'ie leaves
a wife
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-30
LEASED NEW ENGLAND LINES
Citizens Telephone Co Effects a com
binatton IN Lamoills County.

Morrisvile April 2S.-The Citizens Tele-
phone company have leased for term
of years the New England Telephone COM
pany instruments and the business of the
exchanges at Morrisville Hardwick and
Jacksonville will lie under the control
Of the Citizens company, which is owned
by parties in Stowe and MorrisNille.
This is the first time in its history that
the New England Telephone company
have given up any Of their territory to
private line and this has only been
brought about by l.. H. Ndncor. who for
the past year has been connected with
the Citizens company. Mr.. Nancor is a
native of burlington and from his early
hoyhood has been IN the telephone busi-
ness and in this new enterprise he will DC
the general superintendent of the system
by this change.
1t will he a great benefit to the telephone
patrons of this county as the citizen :
company have expanded to such proper
tons that it has become necessary FOR
! business men to have both instruments
and now all will be under one manage
| ment and only one instrument required. II
! is understood that the rates will remain
/ the same as heretofore. The contract
will commence on June 1 and new lines
/ will he pushed in every direction through
out this district MIR Carr, the New Eng
land superintendent here, has not yet de-
! cded where he will 20.
RAILROAD MUST EXPLAIN TOCOUR'I
Montpelier. April 2S.-Judge w. r Stat
ford has granted writ of mandamu'
against the Barre & Montpelier Traction 4
Power company citing it into supreme
court to show the legality of raising thu
fare between the cities of Montpelier anC
Barre from five to ten cents. Mayo
Frank NJ. Cory acting for tho city OF
Montpelier vas the petitioner. The paper
were served by Deputy Sheriff Fit2geral,
on II. r. Bush, clerk Of the company, at
his home i'm Barre. Mr.. Bush was not a
home when the officer called but the pa
pers were left
The writ of mandamus directs the stree
railway to issue transfer tickets to all il
lines in Berlin and Barre, which if it 1
not removed would compel return to
five cent fare between all points on tn
main line.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-30

There is no opium or other harmful sub
stance in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t
may be given to baby as confidently as to an
adult 1t is pleasant to take, too, and always
cures, and cures quickly. 1t is favorite with
mothers of small children for colds and Group.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-30
RAILROAD MAN COMMITS SUI
eide

Delbert Carlisle. a section boss on the
Bartonsville and Chester section of the
Rutland railroad, shot and instantly killed
himself Friday night at his homo IN Bar
louisville.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-30
ANOTHER DROP IN BUTTER.

Elgin. ILL.,, April 27.--Butter dropped In
price TO % IL cents pound on the board
of trade to-day, Sales for the week for
the district were $40, 600 pounds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-30

Members of the Brooklyn club. of
which Controller Grout is president. have
arranged for dinner in his honor at
their clubhouse ON Saturday, May 2.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-30

The late Dean Farrar spent much Tina
and thousht on the Improvement Of TIA
musical service at Canterbury Cathedral.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-30
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-30
NEW HIGH LICENSE SHEET
St. Johusbury Syndicate Purchase Sub
scription List OF Lyndonville Journal.

st Johnsbury, April GA syndicate Of
four ST. Johnsbury people have bought
the subscription list of Lyndonville Jour
ma and will run the paper hereafter as
high license journal. The presses and
printing material are held as security on
a mortgage executed by & L. Wells. "A
former editor who is now merchant Mt
Glover.
Tho syndicate Will form a stock com
pany, put In a type setting machine
and cndcaVor to break into ranks Of
the Il prohibition towns in Caledonia
county.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-30

Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely
cure rheumatism & Neuralgia, Entirely
vegetable. Safe 81 .cOwlN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-30
A FIRE IN BELLOWS FALLS.

Bellows Falls April @7.-The grain store
of i. NJ. Wilson & Co. was seriously dam
aged by fire to-day. a spark from pass
ing engine ignited the roof and before the
tire was under control s2,oo0 damage was
done to the building and contents 1t was
insured.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-16
En- tierras de Toledo
NOTABLE CACERIA

Ofganizada por el duque de los Cas-
tlllejos, Sc ha verifcado en- ell castillo lie
Prim, enclavado en- los montes de To-
edo. ~ Et9 Ef - +
Han tornado parte en- ella el duque
de Arion, el eonde de Va delagrana, los
marqueses de Viana, Ivanrey y Baya
mo, y los sefIores Ion Alvaro Fontagud
|y don LUIS Quiz "a. Los expedic ona
rios recorrieron en- pocas -horas 14o XII
ometros que median entire Madrid y
el castillo. 9us .l o9gHat
En- este esperaban va, ademas del
duque de los Castillejos, Ell de Prim, el
marques de Rocamora y los sefores
don Manuel de Ayala, don Joaquin Os
ma, don Jose Fontagud, don Rafael
Suarez, don Antonio Fernandez de Cor
dova, don Ramon Lorita, don Eugenio
Montero Villegas, don Bernardo Mer-
ced y don Jose y don Vicente Cabello.
En- la hermosa fnca y en- perreras
construidas "ad hoe, Sc hallaban re-
partldas ocho realas, entire las que sc
|encontraban las mas afamadas de An
dalucla, con Sus cores pondientes po-
denqueros y. monteadores, sumando en-
tire lodas II9 perros, todos elos aveza-
dos a perseguir las reses y luchar con
los jabalies.
Ell castillo, que fue mandado edi6car
por ell general Prim, es III hermoso
edificlo, con cuatro torreones en- sus
angulos, extenso patio y espaciosas ha-
bitacioneS dispuestas con verdadero
comfort. Ell salon y el comedor, que
tiene forma circular, alderman sus pare
des con multitud de cabezas de reses.
muertas en- aquellos montes, trofeos
que recuerdan las hazafias y lances We
natorios a que para matarlas dieron
)ugar
Cinco dias Sc dedicaron la monte
ria, dt1rante los cuales fueron muertos
seis hermosos venados, I3 jabalfes, un
corzo y dos l1ncas; total 22 reses. az
Ell Coto tiene la particularidad de
que al lado de- las n1anchas 6 portilloS
de las reses hay extensas llanuras, en-
las cuales abunda la caza menor. Por
este Sc dedicaron tres dias intercalados,
a dar ojeos. cobr andose 1888 perdices,
I42 conejos W palomss, mientras des-
cansaban cazadores y perros de la ruda
taena de montear las reses.
Durante la caceria Sc ha Observable con
todo rigor la condicion establecida en- la
nueva ley de caza, que prohibe tirar a
las clervas y ESQ que varios cazadores
tuvieron cinco y seis paradas a pocos
metros de los cailones de suS rifles,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-16
Preservativ0s usados
.sf EN- los alimnerf&os

"
iA Cualquier artfculo alimenticio que Sc
venda, ofrezca 6exponga9 a la venta en-
Puerto Rico, 6 Sc conduzca-o 6 transpor-
te en- dicha Isla, con ell proposito de
yenderse, ofrecerse 8 exponerse en- ven.
ia, y contenga 3orax, Acido Borico,
Acido Sulfuroso, Acldo Benzoico,
cualquiera de sus sales, Formaldehido
& otra sustancia antiseptica, Sc consi-
derara como adulterado, 4 menos que
sobre toda vasija conteniendo dicho artf
'culo con substancias antisepticas, Que
haya sido Sometida la accion de subs
tancias antisepticas, Sc estampe, inpri-
ma 6 de otra manera Sc cxprese, el
nombre de dicha 6 dichas substancias
len espafol Goa letras no mencs dc
media pulgada de largo y de tai name
ra puestss, que sean facilmen.e visi-
bles y legibles. s>
Stun art1culo rotulado en- esta forma
resultara contener cualquier otro anti
septico 8 antisepticos, en- adicion al
expresado 6 a los expresados en- el ro-
tulo, Sc cocsiderara como aduiterado.
NADIA tendera este Reglamento,
proh1bir ell uso del cloruro de sodio
sal comdn. .o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-16

De docurnentos oficiales que ha publ
cado la Administrator de Contribucio-
nes de la ciudad de Bale, resulta que
esta poblacion es proporcionaimente La
mas rica de Europa ytal vez del mundo.
En- el aflo actual Sc ha declarado pa
ra pago lie contribution una fortuna glo-
bal de 875 millones. De los 124 900 ha-
bitsntes que cuenta Bale, hay I8o milo
narios; I74 contribuyentes que poseen de
$4,000 TN million de frances; I7o que
tienen medic million cada uno, y SOS per-
sonas' s'cuya fortuna varfa entire 100000 y
500 mil frances. En- ounce afios Ia fortu-
na global ha aumentado Ell 900 millones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-16

Febrero IL de 1903.

Ell descontento es general en- los en-
pleados de este pueblo, por el POGO di-
nero que recibe Ia Tesoreria Municipa
para atender los sueldos CUE ellos
gozan. Estamos en- Febrero y solo har
cobrado ell mes de Julio, la mayor par
te de estos pobres, que solo cuentan con
sus haberes para atender 4 sus muchas
necesidades.
Ell Tesoro de Puerto Rico es ell en-
cargado del cobro de las contribuciones
de este municipio y el es el que le
toca acallar este clamoreo, y compren-
der que Ell 4 pe. que Sc lie cobra los
contlibuyentes morosos en- NADIA proteje
a los empleados, siendo mejor que Sc
activara ell cobro de la contribution di
recta, aunque fuera menos ell tanto por
ciento que le tocara al mhnicipio, pues
ningun benefcio le es q este cuando
tantas atenciones pesan sobre el, Y cuyo
bene6cio lie reporta al Tesoro de Puer-
Rico que puede dejar colocado 10 pen
diente &c cobro al Ip8. msnsuai, te-
niendo, como tiene, sus atenciones al
dia y cen sobrantes en- GAIA.
Tambien es motive de oueia que al
mes dias de haberse cobrado 10 que
corresponds Ia municinalidad, sea que
Sc le remita q esta, cuando 81 Sc recau-
dara por el municipio no habrfa que
esperar tanto y quiza, mas Sc hubiera
recolectado.
Hace un mes y doce dfas que venci6
Ell trimestre de licores y tabacos, y at1n
no hay sehales de que venga el cheque
y asl vamos observation-disclosures.
~. Celedonio Serrano justifco Ia
propiedad del gallo porque fue denun-
ciado ante el sehor Juez y este decret6
su libertad.
x*x El bello sexo esta dispuesto a
divertirse en- el presente carnaval va
Sc We animation en-, tan divertido juego
El sexo feo prepara sus baterfas; pelc
desde ahora aseguro que saldra derro-
tado. T.
xEx Sc dice que las tres Escuelas SC
estableceran en- la casa del amigo dor
Recaredo Caparros, la que reune con-
diciones higienicas y local sufciente
para elias.
~ El fuego ocurrido en- la propie-
dad de don Jeronimo Sureda, segt1r
informes, sresulto casual, por 10 que e
Tribunal archivo la causa. Il 9t
x*x El Ayuntamiento no Sc reunit
lei lunes 9, para Ia session extraordinaria
que flle convocado. Mrcha apatia
demuestran estos sefiores raiz de sus
gestiones administrative. y cuando tan
to cacareaban delabandono de sus com
pafieros salientes.
| So af ogsfasH e9;sI CARAMELO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-16
NOta del d1a

8 Hace unos dias que nos he
mos ocupado en- este mismo si-
ito de los grandes perjuicios
que ha causado al vecindario
honrado, ell desparramamiento
de las pupilas de las mancebias.
Seg1n los datos que hemos
podido recoger, en- las GALES del
Cristo y San Jose, Sc ha lido re-
fugiando ese ejanlble dc desdi-
chadas, para las cuales deberia
haber un barrio aparte, 6 una
Gale senalada, a fin de evitar
que la pobreza tenga que CO.
dearse con ell vicio.
Es incalculable el daio que
Sc le hace al pueblo, consintien-
do que vivian en- una misma ca
sa mujeres malas y mujeres
buenas. niflas Y nifios creciendo
entire Ell espectaculo de la Hvian-
dad y del mas degradante des-
orden.
Como estamos escribiendo pa
IA TN pueblo quito y nos referi-
mos a una poblacion que tiene
el verdadero concepto de la mo-
ralidad, renunciamos a describir
el cuadro bochornoso que pre-
sentan algunas casas de esta ca
pital, en- las cuales parece que la
orgia y Ell escandalo han esta-
blecido su barraca de especial
culos grotescos, donde Sc .exhi-
ben, en- presencia de un publico
obligado, que no puede disimu-
lar ell asqueamiento que le pro-
duce la exhibici0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-16
iQue hace el Presidente?
lY SU FAMoSO RIFLE2

En- un lugar de Virginia, sobre el rio
James, los tres nifios de un tai Parker
jugaban ell otro dfa delante de la casa,
cuando fueron atacados por tres osos
negros. Los dos nifios mayores huge
ron, pero al menor, que tenfa dos amos,
le echaron garra las feras y 10 deyora7
ron. sAndan por ali los osos este in
yierno hacienda estragos en- los CANA
dos, y no Sc puede dejar animal suelto.
FL rio James no esta lcjos de Washing
ton, asiento del Nemrod moderno, el
Presidente Roosevelt, afcionadisimo q
Ia caza mayor. iEsperara, por ventura
que los osos invadan los jardines de Ia
Casa Blanca2 ,,-s yssc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-16

Los inspectores de hygiene
pueden tener a su cargo este
servicio.
ST no existe una ley de nues-
tras Camaras que evite Ell NAL
que estamos denunciando, pue-
de existir una ley municipal que
recoja a esas mujeres en- un
arrabal de la poblacion, en- TN
sitio donde sus espectaculos ten
gan solamente el pdblico volun
tario, que es a la vez actor, sin
que ell roce con el vicio, la cos
tumbre de verlo, vaya pervir-
tiendo la conciencia moral de
los seres que no pueden discer-
mir el estigma que merece ell bo-
chornosO modo de vivir de cier
ia gente.
En- nuestra corporation muni-
cipal hay hombres de valer; jo-
venes de iniciativas, los cuales
pueden llevar a la practica esta
idea que venimos persiguiendo.
Los dueflos de casas y los en-
cargados de estas, estan en- el
deber de cooperar con nosotros
a1que Sc evite, en- todo 10 huma-
namente possible, la continua-
cion de esa hfbidra mezcla de
vicio y virtud, de escandalo y
horror, de gente buena y de gen
te mala, amarrada por el lazo fa-
tai de la miseria y que a pesar
de los esfuerzos que hace para
desasirse, necesita una ayuda
exterior para lograr su iusto y
natural deseo. 49,
& Las personals honradas, por
pobres que sean, son merecedo-
ras de respeto. Cuanto mas po-
bres son, mas digna de aprecio
es su virtud y no Sc las debe ul-
trajar con la presencia del vicio,
nj Sc las debe exponer al conta-
gio del deshonor. gglf ql !
II I. n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-16
.Arte proplio
sPOSTALES AL OLEOa

o La librerfa del BoLETIN MERcANTIL
ofrece postales primorosas, pintadas al
oleo, por lin distinguido artista residen-
te en- ell pals. sbisE9a ebos noJ go
q Los ejemplares que hemos visto son
|preciosos.
No habra collection completa sin es-
tas postales al oleo, que son una verda-
dera manifestation de arte delicado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-16
En- honor 4 un anciano|

El Casino Espaffol de Manati tomo
el plausible acuerdo de suspender Ell
bale que tenia anunciado para aver,
como homemade don Salvador Calaf,
muerto recientemente, qtien era Presi-
dente honorario de dicho Centre.
Honor a quien honor merece.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-16

personas rea1es eSten en- s1s habitaciones
descanSando. ~ lsi93i84 II,
Asf Sc celebra ell santo de S.. M. Ell
'Rey, en- el Palacio de Oriente. ...
G IN c.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
the OIL MARKET.

The Standard OIL company and
the Pure Oh company reduced the
price for credit balances. What In
ducement Is there for the produc.
ers to attempt to keep even by
drilling? What Is the use of going
to Kentucky or Indiana or any
other place where oil Is to be found
when at any time the prices may
be chopped from under the owners
of credit balances? just when Dan
O'Day's bumpers begin to feel that
possibly there may be a remote
chance to drill at profit a cut Is
made In prices that knock
the wind out Of their
sails. The folly of drilling
just because the Standard OIL Co.
are apparently In need of oil and
the situation warrants Oettet PiACeS
Is demonstrated In the uncertain
prices. The situation has little to
do with the case. The Standard
care nothing for conditions when
they fix prices. If they see a profit
that will enable them to declare
their enormous dividends from a
smaller amount of oil whats the
difference? The cut In prices
should discourage drilling. Pro-
ducers get nothing. Re6uers make
large profits.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
A Poor AiiliOnaire

Lately starved to death in London
because he could not digest his
food. Early use of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills would have saved
him. They strengthen the ston.
acb, aid digestion, promote ass'ui.
lstion, improve appetite Price as.
Money back If not satisfied Sole
b, D a. Henderson,, druggist,
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
Everett, W. Va,

Special to the Review.
JAN. 20, 1eo3.-There Is more
work going on and In contempla'
ton in Union District now than
ever before.
Some parties In Pittsburg have
leased a farm of o. Shook and one
of D. w. Virden near the Oak
Grove church, one mile south Of
here, and are going to drill a well
at once. They have paid good
rentals and some toaus on their
leases.
c. Ahlstrand and Southern Oh
company, are rigging up for their
we'll on the Henry Thorn lease
one halt mile north of this place.
G. D. Bole Is the contractor and II
will be drilled to the Cow Run
sand. If this comes In good 1t will
connect the Shinn and Martin
farms and the wells on the Flesher
firm and cause several wells to be
drilled on the farms above men
toned.
Boyd & Mooney have leased
farms in this vicinity and are con-
templating drilling a we'll soon; at
least sometime between now and
Spring. ga.
The we'll being drilled on the
Grim farm near the mouth of Big
Buffalo creek, by Plttsburg parties
is going down rapidly and will soon
be TO the Cow Run sand. 1t will be
drilled to the Big iniun sand unless
oil Is found before that formation Is
reached. George Wolf, we learn, is
the contractor.
The rig is up and the drill will be
started at once on the Widow
Kuowlton farm near Zion church,
one mile west Of here. We learn
that Harry Ihrig will drill this
we'll.
The Friendly field Is quite
active now. c. ID. Bole, contractor,
drilled in a fine we'll on the w. P.
Hays farm Monday last. 1t has not
been put to pumping yet.
Harry Ihrig, contractors drilling
on the Island near the we'll that =
R. Duel and others drilled about 1c
years ago. He IS down about Goo
feet. Other wells are starting In
this pool and will make things
lively here for some time at least.
A weltis being drilled on Selmou
Wells farm at Ben's Run In this
district, and taking everything into
consideration Union district now is
receiving more notice from the OF,
people than any other district iu
the county today. II these wells
drilling make producers you will
see lively field all over this dis
trict the coming spring.
REPORTER.
Ritehie County, W. Va.
HARRIsv1LLE, W. Va, Jan. ~
The we'll for oil which Is being
drilled on the land of E. c. Fox
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-22
ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO

UNI uONDubU AhhNS hSS
the famous Washington probably
had trouble with his laundress.
But he did not have
THE EUREKA LAUNDRY
to send his things to when the
work was not done right at home.
Might have lived a little longer had
his lin IN been Hundred like we do
1t. White goods are made white
with pure waterand soap and color.
ed goods are not faced
HIGH Gloss OR DOMESTIC
FINISH
as desired. Satisfactory in every
case.
Fred Barber, PrOp'r.
Diamond Square.