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Rich Treasures at Poor Prices

! employ rubber bands for the purpose
and after the proper period Of germinsiion
has elapsed
The believer in the virtues Of menhaden
fertilizer for other than Agricultural pur'
poses never got much beyond this point IN
wise New Jersey farmer. and he got free
Tide back " the place he came from.
A man wIo may Lot have been a crank
at all got ia a hot remark q couple % week
ago on the Ser ate aide OF the tspt' wh.i
the compromise on the Statehood hght
VAS uIdsr discussion. A group Of S-na
tors we've standing outside oile 81 the com
mittss rooms engaged IN an earnest dis
cllsion Of the nGme which should he H.
towsd upon the con bred territories 81
Ariz lLA ard New NJ xicD when u WAS undsi
contemplation 10 admit them ~ one STATE
s'me Il ths Senator'S h.id GU, ior Mont.
yuma, and Others struck on Jefferson 1"
osuse the two ] Iritorss fol m' part Of th'
J' ferson purchase.
Other S~uAtors put In other Suggestions
aud tho dlseu.sion ~as ~aiihs petty
ssrm when . fsw bona d. sunbuii.ed MAI
.ho vac standing nesI s,Toas over "a
sssy,shs suggested, 'csll 10 HslI-you
sould u you'd eSa lived down that eve,
i4ks ! have
Then l.s wiss I'D aud fso.d ou' u III
ooIIld0f, Wits Tia hsIsiors foAied o'ri
10 suSfssiion
A nlHdk ss.a man nth A. si.hefmall'
afss had siaTtsd ~ dlstiiDuis arg Cart
s,usiassd 'AFA.-ls van iuinboldi tsploi
- shohs ilar Jss.<fsby M tiss ouifid'a
.adIns a. ths Huls tle oii.sI Afternoon
~ tuld ii.sia dat 90 The dyinS issfFfrs
aIdIopfAisd ss,instlalIS iiAa tNo li.lll"is
Y il.I.iy H. e,iissidsfrd u.Ai eslld ~ -
iu Ussi issu "a 40 slis.lsisilon - "a.
- hilssI n,lll'a.s " ODD a. s-slsi ilh ,
asa, 80 ssl lii.ls.la' til'oiui W filA ;
n a. sslssiiilun a. I-'isifsis ~ iAsafs
~ mg,taiisis Uslsisi' n titilst
tsaIais solsi ..iij 80 o i4sAe tlrits|d a.
Ahh hauss d4st ~ iAii 2. "a % r
sskas 81 sud- iiis sAl ~ i'trs.sf
.u ugta Iastsl ulsa iiia iu go 49, a.
80 IL hsiiis 1ils y sultH 90
! a a. ltsslasni 10 is,si'g ~ ifilrtf f
tsnl.s ~ o. 80 hi 90 b. ltiiHhF
is'ns' Il. slF 80 Yts 80 A. lsfe".s n
stailsi.an AL ss|ia 81. isstl h,iH .t
~ 100
a. - 40 ,isiiks. . siis-sbsd ssa.sH
$50 rlsalAl,s sslb si.si, - isds,t - 900
sllf az Alsas hsa@. 60 sfsf -
= 80 80 A. sifls altaiiiss A. 49, ~ p
40 latL tsai ..sfi - 49, $50 b %
80 Id See : 80 ~ sisfffs $50 tss1
49, l..asiilas g. i's .s'as ssisssisssi
niss sli,gs Ia ~ issish - ~" isss'
.aI,ls H. ti,silf go oil - 80
80, 80 900 "i''' 10 80 dee - -
A - -.,ss ,..s 80, /. ....',, y sss
a.. a. ..s.d .. d..sis i,.s. 90 ~
s....,s' = fss.n ga s.iiffsils b,H kstf
s1.sssa4s isaa hs--.a iss-sss led H.
s,ssu.--is-t "a lils sitssals
1ls s-L-s.s-~ss-s Sea sss'lals--s ~ ~
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pelAgo extends farther to the north than
any other land and. therefore, offers the
she rest approach over the sea ice Tor a
siecixe expedition to the pole II 10 by far the
best base from which 10 attack the poa-
problem. II 10 not known whether this
DISTINGUISHED Arctic explorer himself er.
pects TO participate in any future expedi-
tions
For the hrst time since the voyage OF the
Recherche In 1855. the French will be repre-
.ented this season by al expedition 10 the
polar seas II 10 beiny htt~d oft by DIR.
D. Charoot, who. last summer made short
excursion on the Yacht Rose Marine TO the
Island Of Jan Mayen.
lie expects 10 leave Havre on My S,
and his purpose 10 Ia n age Ia gsologioA ,
Noogicsi. meteorological. photographic
and bActeriolosicai studies IN Jan Mayen.
spiixhsrs~n and Frans Josef land. He
coniemplaies being ab.sni only during
tie summer month"; hat hs will ~ pfopaf' d
20 spsnd ,hs winter IN the nosth. Up 10 tho
p'-ssm time DO fr-Geh expedition has
ever p,s..d tho winter In Arctic ~s,sr-
Aho,l.sf expedition 10 that Il ihs Nor
~es,Ah. Cspa hoasld Amunslssn. Who sas .
nssni.T ~ the h~lsiss "sisditiSh "a sui,
lsJlaf satsfs 10 sIpeots 10 sail bon
CJl.ilshls foI ors o AID on April 10 ~Hh
sisla ooihIs.nioss ol tia bltls Hsl.lAS ssAsrl
uJas. ~ fasty -slsla taiS
H4 pnflase II 10 s,a.s tbs Ants Afrih
Is.lsso Ho,ih - ouf ooniiisr 81 ihs p's
lss- u fsasis'ali.ii,s ia position - ~
18th sssistis po<. slAai ~ ils ~ sifl
ss in,s sss h1sa ea JaiS O. - ~
I,in 49,, Gssf ha-slAs Isiii.-as And
ID v knssl has sii.,s urdsi ssis ssi.sid
sfsl.s ssflsilsH IA pssi'la Ainaisi-si
aap 80 a. spsisa ,sai ~hl,ai ~ lsslsi.1
iiassn - kss,h i.sisnstss
49, asaisAs.s stii ssisisd sssf i'sst'zi Z
f.,lf sf D. tsaif 90 a. .il - a. lsasaii z.
a a.aks il,s y fiLsas q as sii,asEinH
ii,sl iis Ai,ss os-.sH ils'ssfh bsii' .
rsfsu A. D. sazasil..s go isai si'
4. 80 ti~ doc ti.ai - \ 10 hoes. d .,sssi
80 issn n.sas a., - ssad iiss,.si. nf
ft.-isias 90 ruisssss s'f lssssd atfif =
80 fissAAa @sisii
10 a. ssp asisn a. stass ils AitfF
asnas ii< s.si.i.,s s.s--s - 81 - y y
$3.50 81 - llsil~i pssiT sisissH o..
a. a. Gasa.sra 60 ~ ssr Isssalsa
pss,.<s = sissfias 80 ss,ii-ussi fsssasisss
= ,ls go. sa.s ss'tlssl.st a. sssliia,'
t.Ysaas "a ssl--iliisa a. ~ astii'
s,afass - i,s 90 sss-t is-.-ssa %
,a,s.s toy a. hsaash
Ia $3.50 - n, ks~s-s 80 s-sswt'.f -
sssssats "a s.ssa az hssth ta< - a.
pfsi,s bs-f Lad s,.s.s isss - ,--s n.sas
,,,slas ~ sss.a.~sa ass.n ~ s-4ss Is>s-.s@
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testify, and q whole lot OF other things
are stated In the public press. but
'Ha! Of course!- interrupted the red.
b,ardod man. getting q good clutch or
one OF the hpels OF Senator Mason coat
Now. desire TO RESPECTFULLY request you
TO frank mo 70 nlinoii. Iwish to be frAnksd
to Jack onville. H.. at once. You cal
LABEL mo stationery.
tho senator. dropping TO the fact that hs
was d,sling With a craIk. But We CO.
TO b. sp clho In making out tho bill u
ladins What kind Of stationary do you
call your elii'
Il am fountain pan. sir'' joyfuily yelled
the man With the soraggly nd h. ard. 'pn .
ling unctuou ~ through his teeth AZ Gu 70
pidor that Ivy sbout t~civ" fei away
md hittinS h, u am patented all ov,f
the world - the As'er-aiss fountain
pn''
'Oh. you arc. arr you'' ssid Mr. Ma on
and h. iolL a tGddoIly Tito q rom a.
ID. corridor wb-r' tlS'r" srrs . humisi
10 Capitol labon ~ ~ ~gfk VIII q u
y..m uf.'d osu'lou.ly oui tbr Nusor-hls'
fouii uh y o. b d gois 49,
A iidy-look.As old .dy -, into IA. Whit
Hou . about t.h dsys Aso Ai.h Apprcsoipc
ofs ~ thu ush'rs
's1. sir s.a 10 ,ls u-he, -l,h s1so,oD
tInlln, \ d. ~ "a -" 10Y ~ a..
Ths usl.rf, Lnssii.ins that tho tidy h,' o
DID Lads d. ", Il ~ Adlui 10 bofist ltftLs
80 sansti.ins ~ thai soH Isuiisisa 10
plss. ss-s oG oIs fisls ~ ths roam
'bui you d. go camps sisi.d iay M 90
az said 10 lllLo old sa,a.sR, slAk.Ii
hsf he'd ssd snaiiifs ~ . ssosi Tsis y
= - 20 w. ,sndl,sa.'d 90 a. osll.i, shsi,
a. y have Ian als $50 40
10 ilF 1sllif iga sial ssAd " Y-isI
strsF sl.s nIdsd 4 sn D,aly Aadi
"a, 300 kn0. sisd ! an tsf thai ihul
ha.s ,,u Az. Ia iis sslaI 20 f,ls
do, lsgs Oh, '''d ! s'n 80 ."''"s' "
% l's - Ma, s,'s''l = a., ,-,.',sf
a. sssaassus ! las~slaa h.s 80 si,s,,iii
A.sl.l,si a n.si u vss Ivlasslsd 4. ii.s
Ai.lls Hsslss asllsg sl.sa tlss si,its - ~
laalsi,ttsnauiiis Een usau hlss sssu.sd
i.s.-..f h. L. Dillg h.,llsa ll.s Asl,si
1890 hia,ssrh .lllls ~ 90 . lis iH.s
ll,assINs siid lsfaF 49, Niiss a a. de-
10 aiils 90 $40 90 issasf"l 4, 10 iilsi,as
n ,i,x.als i'aiH sisa-s 'sis s'~ issa ssi
Aass.d
A Iass. saiils,, a a. t,sla 20 I,lsuss si.sI
4 a.ls.ss s.fs slriis.d - il.sai h,sisss - ssil
- y cas- isfs ! l@ss ssas 40 ga s,s,lsi.l.
80 sA,..,,. 81 afsitk 3D. issd sfssf saissits
Ia sss.ssli,s flsssf tafssis SfsstA
n 40 ks.s instssf fsfisihf ahd Ne "a
f,.s ss..-i ~ ssgaslisssf a. ti.s lssiais~-as
ss.a 49, a. a. i.'i.i,s-s 'ss~. 4
ss.ss.sli.a sss~s,.stss hi~slssa-a q 49,
go ss.. saa il.'y :. as''sis ~ K. hn
,s..s.i.sass fufii is-s sii lain SOD "s.is
% 49, ssssfsa 80 Az shg s.alf '.s-s
l.sa.s Tori as~f ssai go sssss,s "a salf go
"a tssss hasa 30 tssF sssslasua tt.iaas "a
40 si ss-s'ss 90 "a o. 70 a. -. 'ss bl.se
rss Lsss ~ ssts ss~4-a.@<s~s isssA.4>~-
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THE yERr AEW ESr COLLkoE.
u 10 Likei, 10 Ne Buiii In Ftst. NsSA.. -
Teach sessatine Hsrssshss1ag.

For hong tins the National Associates
u Master Horseshoers has TALKED of havs
ing college ssTred 10 lie trade. u daesat
want 10 teach Latin and oneek. but u 49,
want 10 have . school u IL ovn 10 vhkaA
the youngsters oAn 90 for such good salss-
the training ~ viii 10 81 value IN horss-
-lioeins
such insp.esion. the hos-~hosrs shiak.
Should lhciud. . ooufss IN bof-S ANATOMY,
soiDa knOs sdf, Of olssn.siTy snd tbs vaius
Il mstah. o. uaiaias 10 veterinary Iors.
Al thee t.,uss you'd 10 II vsius ln al.
yslii.s iis iobls Issies~lia VI bas~s-
-.ios,lis
kos. after n,oails u s.s.fsI dels,s ~
tl.a auastlsn tlse skesytIys osiainitlss of
,is sAs-so.alioi, las So do.n 70 business
aid . ,o'..,as'ins ~Ays si,a ,nssis ~ -.
'sl..sll.,s 10 a.lss ps.s isi u.s s,s.s.
~ rl.a.-.a. Ai.a u = A.siy ilsi ps plsls
III H. sdsttsd .Il,'ui fGiilsf dslsy
N itrg 80 ~ oSllsss siu lfubsisly -
1uih "a fA.a hhh . .',-4I s.,t si..ss y
a. ii.,ps'tsni a'iais u tls sss'lAss s.sss.
f.aydss u-.s IAni = e. rAAisl.. 90 l.s.s
81 sa.l..aa si,s 60 "a. iasildn q 10
f,aidlg
"a ldsis .sn f.i 2 ssss 1~s -s,ssr
-inl,tsis aEh . hsi 49, , ssl W "a ;
i.ss'-a'''s l.-',., - ~ ss.,'.f 80. M.
. b. .il Hslss alp ssialsi@f ~ iAfa,s ssfs
a .ii-ssA - . Hssfssislssl saas-a.s'S fes,s
stlullI - a. afsai| ifslass - lssssfs.
30 EHl So SEE itffss 80 a.tisssstss.
Is,al 800 sid shtss ia ,sAii,s tsis -
.anfu'f aihHiHH
AIsss d. 4 90 o Z A. asss<ss
4. fss.saainf go 49, ssaiiss iyah g. 90
fssf aa lsfHtas . asstistii,sl asf,s..s
20 .iia 1893 . a ,sriass
Tis.ss a. 40 40 49, D = li.sssfss "a isss
aasHaisgs itssias . lssias fssattf fs~sta
sid Aissip . lsissstssi go nIas'sff .
ssailss fsssts . "a = s,.saas sisd ls,isSf
tsssft-sif
Tisss 90 - 49, lssi a isiss a. go
sffuff sisffs . tsti as n ~ ssss-clsis'ii
. 80 a. l.ass go e. - eco ffss4 a. =.
~ ataats-f 1850 $50 sfs 3 fftHfHs~ss
4 - b. 40 - f'sss stsfi sssg tassg .-,s
- safl 90 if.si litiiis1i ssald aatfa o.
iitssisa 49, . ssss sassssss 80 sAaa>aAH9
40 s<,aitsslsAs,
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GEN. BOOrHs BRsAD BREAKIN0.
Fsre Of the Sal, alien Asmy's tsandes ~
s~nsisr HAAns's tuhchesa.

IN the letter 81 President Roosevelt to
Gen Booth which wAs road 81 tbs fare
we'll meeting "a the founder ~ the saliva.
ton Amy 81 Z Metropolitan opers houss
last Tuesday nlshl, . r.fefono. Ma nsas
&, tho Generals Lssskias Lresd 10 the
White Houss Al ofilosf ~ the sslssiioa
Army smiled When Tho lssiss sss fssd
'Ils 0.s.Fsl 10 . great breed ssis'.'
40 salo, 'aoi t.soAuss Ls 10 particularly
load VI ~. Ut Dss au.s u u sbsvi tls olIy
dlsl thai a. s..s silb L,ln lsls osi.a,tlsn
duss not I,sfmn hils " lsaulSs IA sIy "
tLs aslla asAss shlsh sfs fo.hd MA tLs
isi.ss " - ads sl.e s1tsfis.h
dphi ki.oe hsr saeee nssd tl,s
,'ses'al a. a go Ahll. h.rss h,.' Va
srs g M. e. To- ..' 10 . 'i l"s S.
u l,iolasi,lS a,l ss' kAss u.ai ilss t,si.sis
= a. un = lilsasHliss'1 do
a p,s.s - lassd sss plsasd l.~fsis
400, 80 . ~, ~, ,s...s :. Il. L.. !, . .., 80
q sss does u .sy slslel .iiirYssd ~
Uaas liss tee q Led si,sssa ~ l,lsis
a isssd ~ si.s slis SD sslisi Is.,.s'sa
a 60. A,.,..s,lts islsi ,i.s ssi'.s las,s
- as,' 10, ga i,.'asl -. 80 l.r shs :
4sd a. a.s - sssss s.sH ~ blsn - iiss -ss-s,a
ssaIs, 49, ~ as',ps 81 No ssil@ @ssiA
srasttuI ~. tst-s
li,.s 90 Asta "a \ iftss 10 ll,isst,sai
49, 49,, az dies 10 1si.sfsl sss ssiili,s
ir.s5 a. l,sasss ~ 1855 80 tssasgsss
fisia 80 sissp ~ Sac iia,s a. isi.sl.s-s,
a. lsslIy l.s.s1 hlsl-isJ s,.s e. ssss
sailsfl..i saasls iis sss.sisl, - tsii.sa a.
h.,..iaa hsai.s s,.a $40 49,. -.
fIts 80 sissi.s lissa $40 is,iiisf fksi
90 - 80 tasial sssg abs efs.s - ssss
f,il q 10 fsa,ssal sssif sssas~ fs@~
IL - la.ak t.ssaa 18th poo Lsftsis A.
80 ass.s ~ nsniss ls@lt.sa ths tiss
aaisfa ast l--a assaH - . sfrfisisi
tiiaH = $50 - 80 issfl.ssai saia ! go
i.sld tl,sI lsi.s i,s-sii fsilgssd "a 80 Yvisi
. shlsa. lsssd 90 gtsa tis tsa<. q
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ARCTIC PROJECTS IN 1908.
VIEW EXPEDITIONS TO ENTER
THE NORTH POLAR REGIONS.
Hspe Ths, Pesry MAY Lead Another Part,
-Nor~ egias 70 seek the Magnetic
Pole-A French Expecitien-oniy One
Parry In the Polar Regtens Last winter.


Pole-A Fren~h Expecitien--oniy One
Only one exploring expedition has spent
the pas, winter In the Arctic regions. all the
others having returned home. II 10 that OF
baron Toll, greatly reduced In numbers To
he sure for nine members Of II LETT the
zAria at the mouth Of the Lena and returnsd
10 st. Petersburg while the fate Of barou
Toll aud Of Astronomer Seeberg, ~ho .,
last accounts we're supp sed IN be on Ven
n<,t Islshd. and ~ his so0loglsi. b.ruls'
Who 10 bslisysd 10 10 on the Island Of hes
all,<ns. 10 - ,s, unknown.
A numLsr 81 no. ssped.tlo,,s ere hang
httsd out 10 engage 10 Arctie research
dainnx the oonlhs .essob. u nol yet
knosn ~i~shsf our fsm0us ssp.oiss. Hobart
N. Psar,. vin Isas~ he silsmp, 70 reach the
North Pole
Tbs insfs announcement that hs VII
n.aalss ths Held 90 sh.oh Ls hes srhis'sd
90 msal 10 Lslns i~sssd w ,hs t1iopesi'
xsosTspi,iosl yo,liasls 9th much approve
Isasss.ssAs Iaassisasss. foT sssinp.s. 20, ,
tLsi ~ 4. ssilibias a. hasi u the l.'.s
lalily tlasi feaip rho u oil polsi ssisoiei >
leo s,ssa the mast p.sis 40 ilss Afoti'
.sns, ssy sss.I 81 slssvi 40 TED 81
,A..l..As Ado ils aisk.Ssn ssiis'.ush 10
lssa isagst.ssi .ssi suisisH i1sin . fs1i
Issis AI.sl asiaps.sh
ths taAssslis sissks hssst ia'sfshi,
u l.ls pfegst sl.s ssgs iLsi ~ No nst
4 nilsa STATS 10 sssYla hSss h.. aisAoui,l
~ is.a,.s a,s.,,sg i.s-pslsd ~ We o he salgi a.
o il.s slss,sss ~ ,hs Aist.s OsssA tsitA ~
iissla Aad - tie, la a,s, 10 a. ,as s.ssls'
,asit.sg 90 ths We a 80 AfuiAs sassi
q il.s hss aag lhs ssasii's - l-'ssisa'
"a iis s-sl1 slaais Antli sslsfis ssisf
tisi n ts-st 10 gs.as.s ~ . isssii.ss si'si'
10 sasg ls,,sA nas ils siisis,ssa a. ssssf 81
,l.s sss 'stsss IA a. sialhs ii.sisaS ~
s.saslss &C. slss,ii fssi haAaiaa ssiiss i'ssi
as.lil sssi.s l~fsss %. a,,s ,i.s ii''ssl.sla
q sl.s ss,sassh ~ aass N ssl--ts.d a.
.akssss See fssy.s
fi.s Dsss ~ ,i.s Aiilsssl ~,'. hss l4ss go
i.alsa 80 ss.s.,.isi " Go salst,iis'. - 80
nisls fllsss si.ss 80 nas a. ti< hisissi
sss,s s.ss salsii.sd, hs< s-.ssss ssi a. lee
~ tAs asnliA tssssa sss,s a. tiss 49,, isiil
az sf.ias tlss hua sssfifflst II No fssfD
s.si - ti.s aoftA ka.ssass 800 sscAs'
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Capitol policeman who nailed him that
the package under his arm contained about
800 dime novels that he had taken away
from his growing sons at various times
as they grew up 20 manhood. He had been
ref dug III At 8 'naior toar YVES . Ionst,ly
10 q OF reading dime novels. and a. this
collection was a fine one he thought the
Senator from Massachusetts, would be iling
10 pay well for the thrillers.
They cost dime, but he can have EN-
r. a nickel apiece Il he wants en- said
the man to tie Capitol cop They hahn
hinged ~ bad he likes 70 read such truck.
when he ought 10 he workin' fr his con-
stitooentS. then they amt no reason why
he shouldn't buy his r.adln matter from
me. stead Of from stores were he has TO
pay 10 cents ~ the thing
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any announcement concerning the work
hc hops TO do. Unless his sntsrprss In
In the hands Of leader who has PROVED BIZ
competency In that arduous Geld The ~
suits he viii obtain are, Of oourss. very
problematical.
The expeditions mentioned above are sn
on . small scale. but the fact that they are
In charge Of men Of attainmsuts. ability
and experience warrants the conAdsns
opinion that rood results will he achieved.
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Upright Pianos.


Term, On Ughs iss $s1s price -, MI n S IL.
rate of per cent Per snnum. c,.N., Pre-.
Nu,,n Dubain Upright Mahogany small 'i'' a.,
octaves, 10 go,i con iihon, , WV
Richmond upright largest 'i's walnut e'H' S"'' 40 10,
panel used, -"
Smith Barnes, upright grand walnut e''' rented ,a am
short TINS, So' WV
Smith Barns. upright r,ni walnut case OF handsome m ,,o
veneer heavy carved moldngs, used, ID, H'' NV
Smith upright gaad, mihoSanJ cas- WIN A, an,
fancy carved maud n g. used . 49,, wv
Bshr Brs. Upright Grand, walnut eas vita eyhno' Ann am
TYP in perfect s0ndid'a deondnu.i style s;% S soo
Schiller Upfxh Grand, vain II cas-, su5,uy u'sa, wv "
Starr Upright, medium size mahogany case carved ~,
panel. rented . short tins. Sio -.
Heller Upright Grand mahogany plain pans u 300 lou
A:hmoni Upr ght Gr.ni, walnut cas-, plum psne' ~ "a,
perfect con iiton, used s~ i''
SIN tn q Barnes Upright large sire. dark mshogany
cas. extra heavy moidn and pss'ers. used. 300 ~o
Heller Upright Grand. sold oak case, fancy carved
panel used but few months u" lou
Se .ss tive T!I a.s.n ", aea pam f''' $40 ITS
Heller Upright Grand San Doming, mahogany case, 49,
fancy carved pine, usei, $oo '''
Chiekeing Sons Upright largest size eeoni'sa case
Has been entirely renaie, new acton, new sdhsS 80 "a,
new key board, Gaze rehnshed, - . o'o "S'
Bebr Brs Upright me iin Flemish oii case,
cylinder TOP an exceptionally hne Tone used. 900 $40
Extra Specials.
Knab. Co upright m,hog,ny from r:na $500 $500
Kn,be q Co upright, oak Gaze, Colonial model nom - ~
Ka.oe Co upright, mahogany case Colonial model 60,
TERM, $500 cash. $500 monthly. with interest at per cent
-Four ample nev pianos uasas b, Kayo. Piano Co.,
nssoe,s1, .si III, .1,.pi, tS ssr $50
Terms $40 90 cash S. 90 monthly, With interest Per cent
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rRooIuYN ADvERrI<EMEyrs.
RROO:IvN ADVERTISEMENTS.
Corsets Unparalleled.
At o8c., ALWAYS Sold at Soor to &,

ayeasnu
wendo you
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A Mems Stiff Bosom Shirt Sale to Remember.
2oc. for Shirts Never Sold Less than SI.oo.
None sent e. q. n.

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Square Pianos.


Tens $1,000 ea $500 monthly, with inssss Ct nj 4 -
ee,t per an1un.
king SQUIRE dark rosewood case, II oc.,vs. carved
legs and Tyre, $3.50 40
Haseiton sq1sre fancy rosev ,od case octaveA In
perfect condition, 6ns tone, zoo 100
De:kn BroL square. rosewood fancy carved leg
ami Tyre Enirdy snids and Lin. new, $50 100
Mixssn squire. rosewood cas-, fancy carved legs and
Tyre Modern In every respect, 800 -
Phelps Son Sliare. fan y rosewood case, ~ oSssrss
In perfect coniton 500 70
Pare 4 So, squire, seaun. rosewood ea,e ~ oo
tiye,, f,ncy carv!i legs and Tyre. 800 u
Tn ted Piano Maker square, g.nuin. ROSEWOOD esss
carved legs an Tyre, ~ o;ave; grand scales In
perfect condition SIS eS
Nixon Square, genuine 70 excoi eve, ~ otava
fancy carved les and Tyr. In eree conii'n, $50 90
Stoda squire, gsnui rosewood css ~ oetavo envs1
bss and Tyre; good tone, 300 %
Mathushek sluue eeauin. rosewood case carved legs
and lyr. fancy sold Isl: desk; fine tons condition,
Gk. new, $50 -
Hsrdnsu square, light rosewood case. fancy nad work
keyoouij in good condition, $50 %
Krakaun square, genun. rosewood case, ~ ocsva,
carved legs and Tyre; Is Ike new, $50
Macdonald square, rosewood case carved legs and lyve
good toae, $50 %
Manhattan square, ROSEWOOD case, With carved eys AMI
Tyre, fancy solid music desk In hr-clas condition aSo
Grovereen q Fuller square, rosewood with fancy
m,udny. fancy carvei LEGS and Tyre God t'ne 500 %
CAick.ins Square. fancy rosewood with heavy
mou ling. 7 ocsyes fancy carved legs andlyre. Com
ple,ely renovated and like new, $50 is'
Gale Co., fancy ro'e~od Octavss Good tone sso
Wooster, fancy rosewood God tone and good
condition, 800 ~
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Another Sweeping Sale of Pianos
In Our Annex, al DeKalb Avenue.

uahnv used hand Al
be had
under the conditions which we name Used
something
fomS p H.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-14
COLD WATER MEN

the croaker disparges and makes a
coed profit, the croaker berates
him and calls him a scoundrel ard
says he ought to be run. out Of
town. Cold water pourers have
existed ever since the days of
Columbus, who would never dis
covered America If he had listened
to their ADVICE The world moves
on, and dIsregardful of them pro
gress Is accomplished not with
them, but despite them. Lacking
originality and business courage
themselves,they cannot tolerate it In
others. They must be endured but
the Lord knows we could spare
them.
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Listen to the croaker, he would
throw cold water on his grand
mothers funeral and make the &C.
caslon a failure If he could. He
makes 1t his business to discourage
every new proposition that comes
along, and If he can possibly check
any improvement or investment of
new capital In his town he is pleased
all over, and smiles with sardonic
Joy as he pictures to other people
why this new enterprise will fall or
that new plan Is not feasible, or
why this or that should not be en-
couraged. When his neighbor dis
regards his advice and invests
his money In the enterprise which
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-14
Suggestions for Grad
uatiOn Presents.
Our Late Books.

Our Late Books.
"Darrel of the Blessed Isles" by
Irving Bachelor, author of "Eben
Holden, SI.cS.
"At The Time Appointed" by
A NJ. Barbour, author of That
Maiuwaring Affair" SI.oS.
"MajorIe," by Justine H. Nc
Carthy, author of IF I were King" "
I$I.oS.
The Fillgree Ball." by Anna K.
Green, author Of The Levenwcrth
Case, "SI.o8.
Lady Roses Daughter" by Mrs.
Humphry Ward, S1.oS.
"The Substitute" by Will N.
Harben,$I.o8.
The Captain" by Churchill
Williarus,B1.o8. "Lovey Mary" and
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch" $1.oo each.
Special Editions.
| Riley Love Lyrics" by Jas. w.
Riley, 81 IS. "Au Old Sweetheart
of Nine" by James W. Riley,
81 90, Candle Lighting Time. by
Paul L. Dunbar, 81 IS. Julia Mar.
low Edition of when Knighthood
was in Flower" handsomely bound
So so.
Padded Editions OF Standard Books.
We have these In many different
sizes, bindings, and prices. They
are works of such authors as
Bryant, Burns Longfellow, Whit
tier, Lowell, Kipling and others.
Also special edition of just one
poem, such as, "Evangaline, "
Lady of the Lake" "Hiawatha, "
etc, ranging In price from IS cents
to 81.
These are the very latest by
Howard c. Christy, and Harrison
Fischer. The Titles of some Of
these are Final Instructions,
can afternoon Call" Sin the
Country, The oldest company
lin Deep Water" Which," and
others. Each picture is 12x1e
on mounts I9x24. Price 500 each
or for the sets S. so ret.
Call and make your selection
Store open until nine each evening
# McCoy's Book Store.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-14

The boys fortune Is half made
who is born with a smiling pres
ence, an affable tongue and an
ordinary brain.