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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
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.,Newark;sN. I.,z.sept, "A boiler Al
tnidsfpn (which causehs-a panic fofa
time in the business center Of the tow
Z occurred Thursday In the engine rq
ah bsa aaRaHP a Adp dSsH T aeiS.
chemicals and dyestuffs, on Mar
street. 2Skz men were badly injuredV
-a.result Of the. explosion and dama
to the extent of $4,000 was done.
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'....5lBl}I !s| .6f enlist. IN,
aaettl ks4iBha1 aoeaxentlsn aIst tos Rxa
i.9st treP IN, pf fs! h,ff,a nj
| 16 to ~ Inclusive.
l2iE 10 S1iiIusiast al IL :. e :lsl.. I. Is,

/ betlie5itsf aMleh.,i' sepad4 @:rhis;; eitpu
! lpe 1.-THE, pecqas toys the :ngeiplss,s
a5s GhEbt OH $ssR g. etsEa ss gS. a5
IdadrcHess ofathe world eonvenes ::heraw
October, 1922 inclusive Already AT. iaIt
and children are preparing e, ,attenaia
sthfss the fifty fourth annual icenyentionto
dflthe followers oc5 teachings p, Alexgn.rn
der ,Campbell. The reception commit
tie have a1feddy arranged for Tie al1!o5
nson1d1Gdau6E' aof lee, 900, : and It; isseuoo
:Reeted 1900 more will Epe added, Pressed
ihents Allan 3. Phillput, Of Indianap- :.
idlfs, Ind:s,s viii preside ovef THE coli FIN
Jyention. .,aiid::ssr ;Iraa.:;;iM
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Milk ~ - combine.
Rate OF Discount Increased.

London, Sept. 4.-The rate of 1E.
count Of the Bank of England was
creased Thursday from three to H.
IA q2se .a' z6 q F I; !!ls IT, lsh ~
the Netherlands railroad loan and.
to q lesser degree, to the demands for
gold from Berlin.
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sseyeral Injured ~ Collision. @f!
Ochclahasi, SEPT. collision:
of College Hill trolley with.a tranaS
wagon. Thursday, Charles Abram, Frsdsl
erlck Perry, M. Menke and Miss ClstsfI
Rust were seriously and Sydney F. d
ter. Christina 8oA4Meyer. Maria Boha
meyer. Florence fborth. Miss PeA8;
johnson, Mrs Bonie futile and ,HeHf3:
Mettenbrink painfully injured. -.
Pittsburg. Pax Sb. .s.-Three huas'
dred milk dealers In convention hS2
nave perfected an organization whiSs
practically places the trade of Pitts;
burg and Allegheny in the hands dfe
sfh& organization will ~
saaoXn = 4haiMilk Producers assoeGa|
EfiDn of western Pennsylvania and eS;
ern Ohio. - ~
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ikMerisan. ri 10 sGii Il aaiiiGrloi.d.i.;

;; .Kb1lericaas z to BniId Raiir0ads.
NswaYork, (; Sept: s.l5fKeii5 govern
4ent has granted to II lfradt ;AacCnae.
ap American 2 concession to build build q
IrAilfoad from i bort ID the province
ofiDHancay. U'Join thss ffhek. between
oFbya !; and, .Gegrepasco,f: Cables ,sithe
Lima, Peru. correspondent Of the Her
add Herbert sel1erk. another Amer
idat, j;has received a concsssiod fors a
railway from Port, Hpaeho tp iRisnn,
cha coal fields. 49,, ,r,,,, q
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Ngan Defeated I'm Tournament.

EKAn Defeated In tournament ~
VI q
ern golf championship title. was de-
< feated 81 the high score 8 i've up and
&! Il. I! sI|||!! , ~ lll|!!|)
Archibald Graham. of North Jer6
| Vho put biAest out wedneldly, :
:! -; e; =; Z f;; s';'34F 70
v, ss,:sI & t 8 sss; Mtt;tt::s;
-Lytord. alias g. G. Miller. ex:depnl III,
county treasurer Of Rock Islt
county, illinois, !. has been arfeste4
here h, on tsleErahE ;tlqF Epsa 1slqs
seconded July 5, 1902. with $4,000 IA;
county funds /: AaJEfll waive exfs;;
dition, having, it is said, made q cos6S
plete confession. s3sSE;
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Z on,sA :RaaS xvrsei;,

Dharlottsa ST. g. Sept. Il IL. II northsw
bpHad ps;geaKss train 81 tn: s9 18th nj
vine; went through q Ffshinapo
Teehi bridge Thursday morning; Ssvanlt
ave er, IS bsaly hut III aad & 81 3
,passehgeifs more or less injured! sConaq
.dactem' Turnet3was 'serteuslychurt, andof
sP Ssasf 81 ss Rs}}sg
aare said I'd Have caused the sw,i1r;eek.' sd5
] FL 5na 1eeideasa1l5 ik,i,ssas. Eois Esd
. 'GG1adstohs. gMichs= sspe.a:s 4.4sandy7
Mnrchieg iuaRAger nf the RaptdyR iReria
fopsra house, while in bed asleep Thurs. :
aday morning at the Hamilton homestead. .
! camp was shot and instantly killed: by.l
Clyde Cole. aged Is. son of Charles Hf,o
Cole, ex-poa1naster. Cole was removing
cartridge from gun when it dis
charged, striking Murchie in the neck.
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dfafcuitty mas hitherto been
codl III removing fossils from THEFT
roc fsaRcasementi without eSfeak.ug ii
de- them. Dental engines and
ele6ae mallets have been useds .ip-
ma Aboratories. but without wholly
sat orx=E asults s.a--N IoRt,
the Rheumatic hammer is employed
wit Aich chisel may be ta361A
thdS Of three thousand revolutions
CO. t gs|b ~ 3 $S!!f!zssSa Rs aass
the 1frunent being so small that it
mayG;bA held in anx. position and -,ased
to ~ out deep eaxitas1Atiit1aaatsin=
jurytQ the fossil.
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4. Mayor AAlfs Cor, Tro9hs,

RaayeH. tGolY Sept. ijj GoKf4 Peabody ely
of q bf ;1setsSar ia, ethsFs ds s fs
thM ,tf0Dpg, be sehE is the L Cripple C ;l35 (
District f6f the 1p,r1CtecYipp IL; HfJ ;4dhfda
property. He says that ne a1ias chi :oat
the troops. No violence has been re-
ported in the Cripple Creek district since
Tuesday night.
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8 !5eal9tHjisIIl|' gsip.rs4l u sSIa14er:

Denver, Col, Sept. 3.-Mrs. Theodore
Kruse. wife Of bookbinder, was shot
sInd kllasd sIhNredaA atsherssh0me $50
Qss y4StAs ielyslpsil; : 81 |: MS Ikata
isakeinss FHe mddfderess Was ~
rested She declined to make any
statement. The cause Of the shooting
Is supposed to be jealousy.
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,Ft'lFai'll|'1|E,
Men Indicted for New Jersey Street,
Crossing Accident Acquitted. 10y
,v iS ea;aa6Gzks ta]IlR,aEItSslr


= Newark; mi Ji,.ssept. 4.r-Chief Jus,dt
lice GummeEe., ip the Essex county y
leourt Of oyer and terminer, Thursday al
announced that he had decided to
grand ths5 HptteB fsr, Ahe diARiss+l q
sEzl Il tSs| airectofaa iaa SSSsis1s oies
thu North lsfsey1 1tfsst,R a&ixlay,csmoa
panxf vie we're accused Il. Of barring b. q bgx,a
2slleGed 4sglecta Of their duties. caused
THE death! of Erhasti 1e J. AAfiiier. -MiSs!a
altlllsfgs ifHotavss sa,lhtsht snhopl,ipupil,io
was killed with eight Others in the thu,
tGlifton avenue crossing accident On
February 10. -.
!. s0rdef4, Verdict ID Not iG.tltN1S
The motion lto. disWias the ,indict-.
'ment was ISL. made at the, trial Wednlusas.s q
!; day 81 RithAfd'sV Hindaufy;, IL f.s counJq
se1l 4vp the Defendants :,4In ,instrueGt1
ing sthe tppyp 70 f4a Ys5aict i. Ct r Pot
'fqtlhtiX the 81 SHE, Justice said that ip
ally responsible. sitk mast 4 lie Q abown1,
that they had failed to perform some
'apecilic act. This the state had failed
TO as? Ees'saidi sTva,, u.s.. !. :siiJ'
tsaist@A4s Sasl,A got. ,Rrosea. sI,ib
liz e. sa IL 'ESB ss ~ va ss,s ss
sdKe ideraaling switSh,is universally lad
,lse, was' inotn prpged.. sas. >; ;;statistieAlo
d7f 3Ss ti tBss sAie 81 PEI sssf
| 4aflf oad9 tracks we're II provided witRo
Idenaalla8 switches, >, That the ecbisl,4
1aatics, sid a. l l II question whether l,eI
{9ood. .t.et
81 The chief Justice then referred to
the rules of the North Jersey Railway
, dd3hpany; assldid Down 10 its3 empl6ysa
!, 4ia1isuaaciaat 1satesuaFsls 1. iianJer e.; eH2
$ $;fa5a ahsE Is
4vfdeht94s was abnatsht sthat II san&il
Aaat Asepj psed.3 az, called fog: by stAlsiit
sss BE- r. sf f5E &saR a! ft sBs
, 4alieditef and Aad the COM ltthoe &AnDf
ihae4oto tia; .crossipg I, Ito ri stq4al theei
ss GtoF@aR ses aHsidst ySSg1a nss
Justices Van sydkle andtDtzonj,botmf
fepeszeed IN the .ep.nteRI Of Chief: 1y'zs ,fi
/ lice Gummere.
The turymen announced verdicth
I If not guilty without leaving their
Ffe .defssaadaaaata5 t ateef suf SdHd Is! cfin
tnafSs;sbf New YoTas aAli ! p Eassdtt.s eei
fhis slpha; 1E.sF. g. lYoAne; Of Jyar:lI
i fst$ f T. f Ssadi9 add Reo Msfa
sHaniey, 14e9QgaafkH ahaymshosfs, Dfif
th4ieaycuttye itbnmattae Of tAa, ,hespdA
st4sst Rxsy 4Ps Ss6t2 } BssSd
Young. 40fe ihhsfiy tsneralE,supsfintendsa
snt;, GHaseM shfpnan, formers super;n
$sstss 9sSs3 3a s$b y ssB sSs
intendent, ana sRieh6rdt Efck.; aassiBty
7 ant division superintendent of the
td6d !,iouns'tE9o bafGoais:, fs.A
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the welfare and prosperity ofiislls ia my, !;

the welfare and; prosperity Of ialls my my
subjects!"a', .sjsgun;., .?is;ii@.;s,l;I .i:is,a
Turning then stdss; the at Buigariqn
patriarch, hi the sultan babe him ,eom1
r'nu by l hts words ttp !his flock, 2,g3tt
arch, the sultan Z said he 'i regretted
THAT the Greek population had also
Suffered from the recent troubles and
declared he would be pleased to CON
stribute. It'd: Alkie vi subsefiptldn lis ..b9ing
raised in thes patriarchate in behalf
of the sufferers. o. GRATED "a ~,
The; sultan further remarked THAT
he was very. sorry that some. of. the
;soldiers, had been guilty of acts con.
ftrarse to his orders and desires. '>ss:::9s9s
The. sultan, personally; assured
mgr. Ormaniap. the Armenian. spatri,
arch. that his words applied to the
!. Arnenianss dis wen as to- the people .of
;so1ner nationaiities. .'aze:4;l i1sjllll'Ei
/. !s.s7:s !B!nlsarta4;ne fests.scO g
4 Salonica, Sept 4.-Hilmi Pasha, in
'spector general of Macedonia. has tefess
sgraphed from Monastil' tAatiA, Bul-
;:garian band was defeated septsmper !,
ssheav;y; loss. Th|s fe1nalndaf Il fKS{ band
ZIG asbeingt pursued :bs'g' the9 Turks
|, Another band was defeated the same
sday. near. Yenezianogratsko, and 80 of
the Insurgents z were Killed. u Another
aabhnd of;1el rebels aas sdeftnoyeds near
jsM!AEpiktiia e !; ;esao.; i{s:,iii:;a i:.1 j.;
!, More aghtipg., is reported from the
aiistrfct Of Debre: The. Turks attacked
E'the revofutfonarfesf at.' the village of
.Danbeni and both sides suffered; heavy
p sssss sS as@Rsa s 4s2 tB2Sg s
|fhero was slaughtered by revolutfona-
RES. (; The } Turktah;.2 trpops ~ recently
.umade an attempt. to, take q PASS occu-
apied' BY Insurgents through TIC 8 fallsy
!! OF the Sateska river. but were defeated
with great loss.
.. sh. i 54sslsSstisn @ me-. g:
INonia asking for the: support pfh. the
WHOLE population and, Reipttng ent
chat the rey9luttonaries are not. fght7
eang: for r; e. neiehberipg power. ,bpt III
human nan Flshts: ~ =, tn tu,; '7 -,
|55f' re.ident Receives Observation-Disclosures
Oyster Bay, M X Sent lpE President den
Roosevelt received. Thursday. many tel;
segrams congratItating him !! upon d . his
escape from the hands of Henry we'll.
sbrehner.. the insane falfidef:: btw1hg Il;
the large number Ut thesse messages lie
kwiil bee unabieto tans#ets chem; sbait:ap
the spirit III .whiph :4hsyaw were
sent.o The .aecttt ssexvtee has been:ih
@|creased since Weilbrepg er'sA arrest Je-
seob A. R!is. the 3, author 2. tly was the only
calll s' at sagamors Hin Wed nssday {.
; eti,el1 Ne,sor 4 Asks M for, Tree).s, +:
Denver. Col, Sept, Govr Peabody
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Two women SRurnea. IS: Death.-

!, typ Women GAlurhfas ~, Peath...,
!, Cincinnati. ,o.,r Sept. 3,1,;:MEss John
Henderson and Mrs. William shaffel.
were burned to death and stheif chill.
dfen narrowly escaped at Blue Ash,
%. The boiling over of coffee extin-
sgnished the fire and the gasoline
tlbwads tbnhoticsd II An explosion iissfoi-
lowed the lighting Of match.
i. yaknaipp T.E.rste lcolsmbas..ss.,ifs;
I As@t 9sv e. 8. s3 tgs st;s54ss "a
,tAkefi to Columbus Thursday by ls6edri
III tBtsdo rff ito await his execution IN
tha s.sStEis shsT PsGsngs5 z KnsRR
'tien ;;anh5 aapressedi the }hope that lie
!wsplA soo4, be: back A. HEamtlto a; o
|. saoasHapra Bark attiworE!, aa~l
s Cleveland, QsI d. Sept. s:-seeato4
Lp94i0adF 1hiff sia II r ttffts
since his illness began early last week.
EIa conferred with several out-of.
town visitors on political matters.
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THE AMERICAS CUP.

only after four futile attempts to sail
OF the final race and after the outcome
had been admitted by even Sir Thomas
Upton to be a foregone conclusion.
: \. Vas the eighth attempt to sail
sa's Aftsr fo o1e uke s the Rs''sna s.
sev9ns.aiaates-a and threes.seeo6dg and
the other hy one qiaateg.,anA lAssee.
onds. A'wesR ag1 Thursday ths firsf
attempt to sail the third race failed,
! s|;' "a 6 $1,000 sYslS
.Rsliance-l led the ,Shaanoek.to-shes fin.
lgh Ina by ,,d tgo niles ,I bnt ffsiled ito
O. t'sss sS ,tss
Thursdays victory means that the cup
Is destined to remain in Ameriea until
England ia ab!eetd produce asseiAus
! @AEE Yfsifr'Ytid19rl in yacht ai2sI%|
:4x.ss ssasss~2a = 81 "a
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e GREAT Finish.

string OF Victories aih- contests Tor the
honored old silver trophy that carried
With It the blue ribbon 81 the sea
|: 2g| 1s.r;fEls+Pnsr.a trtsrstll oYssi
Highlands Of Navesink, N. J., Sept.
sas1 MhsR Asal1sQ9 s;4sl ts9 e.
sechn-of their cheers had HE'D away Sir
Thomas Upton SAID; 1.-TWO weeks ago
II sXa3 'he4afuls list week fYkhlw.i xas
doomed to defeat. and was disappoint-
Cd, but QUITO. to.daygt , aFFg almt ia in my
a Thoroughly. epsrous M&6g want
again to than|kn the Anssflesn people
for. their sene6sNy to sx.i0 my de-
feat" az 49,.
Regardfne Tia defeat 81 81. Shamrock
W.. he. simplyNaid Il 1Sh,k care to
discuss i any more The, American.
boat was the better. that is ALL"
81 Isit3ns.szs,sto,k e!stle-ssll IG !
London, Sept. 4.-The final defeat Of
Sir Thomas ttpton's rcup challenert
shas6roi t1Ill @as iskliSta In He elda
with absolute listlessness. Most of the
aftefnoUn pYpers published a special edi-
rtiof, ff96u4cing the result ohN1nllp
ira seq out the announcement hau al
ready been discounted by the dispatches
giving the p1ogress of the race. Thecon-
sensus of opinion is that Sir Tho Xxx lp-
ton has do4e everything that tfhe and
inoney couiu accomplish, and widespread
FOL HIM Is shown. The chief
hope expressed in the streets is that
CanadeAwill enter the lists next;;s year,
and 12tbly succeed Mhtfte SS}hs Smother
count Shas faNef Seen Ssimprob-
able that, In view of the failure of Sham
rock III, ANOTHER challenger will soon
be dispatched from England.
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It Never z e ails.

Thomp5ons Barosma has been known to fail to
Kidneys Liver Bladder; also Rheumatism Scaca
Papaon of the Heart Nervous Debility and Female Weakness
onpsons reduces all the Inflammation neutrzes the acid
gravel carrying of all matter that poisonous to the
blood stomach heart kidneys and liver purely vegetable and
opiate used its manufacture
ali and has cured children
ton or bedwettng.
troubled with rheumatism eighteen old and
ThompOns
than have been in twelve
and better and glad to
Dandeion Mandrake Pills should be
purely vegetable and do not grippe
DRUGGISTS.
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GOWN GOSSIP.

The fashion of covering the crown
of hat with flowers is increasing.
Loose ties are worn with cotton and
linen shirt waists. Windsor ties in
open meshed silk net are popular.
Plum color has come to the fore
again. 1t combines we'll with pale blue
and when used on hats forms a good
background for pansies.
Cloth, wolfe, etamine, taffeta and loui-
sines appear in coats. Black taffeta is
no longer ultra fashionable, but it con-
tnues to be popular with a few per-
sons.
Embroidered linen shirt waist pat
terms are to be had in exclusive design,
if ones purse will permit their rur-
chase. They have an individuality that
makes them decidedly attractive.
Nearly all Of the black lace and net
gowns for evening wear this season
are made up over white. An interim
ing of white chiffon adds to the beau
ty of transparent black materials and
takes away any suggestion of somber-
ness.
Figured muslins, lawns and silk
mulls need little trimming except for
the innumerable tucks and shirrings
which the fashion demands. Little lace
is used on these figured materials, but
a great many Of them are attractively
decorated with high girdles Of taffeta
or liberty silk.-New York Post.
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Startling Evidence.

Fresh testimony In great quaint
ty is constantly coming In, declar'
Ing DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds to
be unequaled. A recent expression
from T. J. Mcfarland Bentorville,
Va, serves as example. He writes:
I had bronchitis for three years and
doctored all the time without being
benefited. Then I began taking
DR.. Kings New Discovery and a
few bottles wholly cured me-"
Equally effective In curing all lung
and throat trouble, consumption,
pneumonia and grip. Guaranteed
by D. A. Henderson,, druggist.
Trial bottles free. Regular size 50
cents and $1.oo.
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POULTRY POINTERS.

Table scraps for fowls should be fed
while fresh.
Geese feather more rapidly when
they are allowed plenty of fresh water
and the run Of Il good pasture.
From one to three years is the profit
able age Of hen. Unless she has par
ticular merit she should not be kept
longer.
Guinea fowls are the best insect eX-
terminators, are excellent table fowls
and after feathering need very little
attention.
There is better health among rowing
fowls, because they get the food that
is best for them and get also the nee
essary grit to help the gizzard to do its
work.
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Stomach Distressed AZ
ter Eating.

Mr.. John Brooks. Stonemason OF
Siste1svllle. W. Va, victim OF
rervous indigestion and extreme
nervousness tells OF his complete
cure by
DIR. A. W. CHASE'S NERVE
PILLS
Mr.. John Brooks, Stonemason
of Elizabeth St Slstersville, w.
Va says" l think a great deal of DR..
A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills. My
stomach was very weak and refused
to digest food. 1t distressed me at,
ter eating and I was exceedingly
nervous. I got some of tie Nerve
Pills at Grie1's Drug Store and
they are fine. They so strengthen
ed my stomach that 1 eat with
pleasure and digest my food. My
Nerves ale steady-I feel generally
strong and rest we'll at night. I
am glad to recommend the Pills"
soc box'at dealers or DR.. A. w.
Chase Medicine Co.. Buffalo, n. Y.
See that portrait and signature of
A. w. Chase M. D. are on every
package.
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not pay the attention to him that l
should. didn't know the condition
he was In until yesterday. On the
morning before his death he called.
I went In. He wanted some water
I gave 1t to him. He said there
was nothing else I could do
for him. I told him he ought to
try to eat. In the evening I IL
quired, I didn't 60 into the room. I
went to bed about ten. I was
Weakened about SIS by my wife
talking to her mother about him.
Heard him cough once or twice;
heard no noise after that. Slept
until 4:45. Weakened Mrs. Hen
thorn to get breakfast. Went to
milk. Came back 10 about thirty
minutes. Went out to attend to
something else. Heard fretting In
the house and a boarder told me
Mr.. Henthorn was dead. Went to
get some one to lay him out and
came on down town to tell the
undertaken.
Mrs. Henthorn: My husband
has been ailing Is years from a
scale In the eye. Mrs. Henthorn
then consumed quite an amount OF
time In describing this injury and
what was done for 1t. Coming
down to the more recent events,
she said: He has kept his bed
most of the time for several weeks.
I would give him anything he
wanted. He said he would have
nothing but bread and water. I
would get something for him and
put 1t on chair beside him. Inoti-
fed no one to come and help. I had
no means. He said to let him
alone. I had to give him water
with a spoon. I could not raise his
head. 1 coaxed him 10 let me
clean him.. He said to let him
alone. About three days since he
was on a -hamber. He said to let
him be-not to move him. I knew
he couldn't live. Had something
like fits. Tore the bed clothes and
put them back of his cot. Said 1t
was no use to get a doctor. He
couldn't help him. He died about
daylight, No one slept in the bed
In the room with him. No one
was In the room when he died.
Fixed him the cot early In the
winter. Said he didn't want to get
on the clean bed. Said he didn't
want to soil 1t. Ate cake the night
before he died. Used a tin can as
long as he was strong enough.
Only a few questions were asked
Mrs. Henthorn and none to Mr..
Beltord, the son.
On account of the absence of I'm
portant witnesses, the corner ad
journed the further taking of testi-
mony until five O'Clock this eve
ming.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04
Why Troubled With Eezema9

Boro-Carbol Salve positively
cures eczema or money refunded.
II you are troubled with eozema,
piles, letter, old sores or skin dis
eases In any form try Boro- Carbol
Salve 1t will effect permanent
cure. Every box warranted. Price
25c per box. For sale by D. A..
Henderson,.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04
The Clock Plant.

Purdue university is the proud own
or Of clock plant. This plant is very
rare and l.; found only in Borneo.
The leaves rise and fall, the small
ones changing, pointing up for one
minute and down for another, while
the larger leaves change their position
each hour.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04
Hnir SuuerStitiOn.

There is 4 superstition among south
ern children to the effect that hair
combings should never be thrown out
Of doors for the reason that the birds
will use them in building their nests
and thus produce constant headache to
the person to whom they belong.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04
Voting In NOrWny.

Norwegian seamen are entitled to
vote before leaving their country if
the polling day is within three months
of their departure, or they can vote at
a foreign port within the same time
by having their votes sent home
through Norwegian consul.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04
Five Hundred Shocks IL Year.

The empire of Japan has no fewer
than 100 earthquake observing stations
scattered over it, and the records of
the 500 shocks that annually visit that
country are accurately noted.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04
The Exception.

"Do you really think I'm different
from other girls, George
"Why, ycs-that' is. Of course, with
the exception of your twin sister. -
New York Evening Journal.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04
ChnufTcur Versus DucIiSt.

Ottingcr-Thcrc goes Count NOdOuSh,
the famous ducliSt
HenriQues-D:d re eve: Kill any one?
Ottinger-Not until recently, when
he became Il chauffcur-Ju1Se.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04
Her Title to II.

Nell-Is she society woman?
Believes. indeed. She belongs to
no less than eighteen societies for the
suppression of rs many things.-Phila-
delphia Record.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04
All the other Way.

Why should we call the women dear
Nor speak of men that way?
Each man has got his price, we hear,
Yet brides are given away.
philadelphia Press.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04
Webster Was n Rock Canyasser.

Daniel Webster paid his, second
terms tuition at Dartmouth by han
ding De TocQueville's America" in
Merrimack county, n. II.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-06-04
Locating the Responsibility.

This earth it is pleasant place.
With changing joys throughout the year.
Most of the troubles which we trace
Are caused by people dwelling here.
Washington Star.