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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-26
Rural Letter Carriers.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington. June 29.-Rural letter carriers
have been appointed to fill vacancies as fol-
lows:
Lexington John S Bray. carrier: Harry Bray
substitute. Salem. Donald c. Haynie. carrier;
Indiana-Fairnount. John n. Day John a.
Jones and Irwin b. WINSTON. carriers: Charles
substitutes
Kansas-overhrook. c: f. Blackburn. carrier:
Roscoe Robinson. substitute.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-26
NEGRO LYNCHED IN ARKANSAS.
Jack Harris Hanged for Assault
ing White Man.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Clarendon. Ark, June 25.-Jack Harris, a
negro. who assaulted John Coburn. a white
farmer living eight miles east OF Claren-
don. last Sunday night. was taken from his
guard this morning at l o'clock by fifty
masked men and hanged.
For better security. the Sheriff had placed
Harris in charge of deputy and secrsted
them IN barn. The mob demanded to be
admitted into the jail. which request was
readily granted. While one part of the mob
ton of it went to the barn, took the negro
and hanged him.
An advance member of the guard had
spied on the Sheriff's movements.
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SCOTLAND.

AEERpEEN-British Linen Company Bank
AYR-British Linen Company BANK
n;-MF'RiES-British Linen Company BANK
DCNDEE-British Linen company lana: p,,A
FDiNEI-RGH = British Linen Company BANK
head office. --, r c.r
cJASt;0W-British Linen Company Bank, queen
street go, Co.
GPEENOCK-Brtish Linen Company BANK
HAWICK-British Linen Company Bank
VEREESS-Br.tsh Linen Company Bank
Observation-Disclosures Linen company BANK
PhTSIEY-B-itish Linen Company BANK
nI.Ir.II-Iaritish Linen cnMpanv Bank.
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Harris was tenant on John Columns
farm. Sunday he asked to ride mule be-
longing to Coburn and was refused Later
burn reprimanded him, and the negro as
saulted him with scantlinE from which
protruded a large spike. Coburn's arm was
shoulders. head and arms. and would have
been killed but for the appearance of his
wife with shotgun
Coburn snapped the gun at the fleeing
negro, but 1t was empty.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-26
National Banks.


REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Washington, June 25.-The Comptroller of
the Currency to-day approved applications
to organize the following national banks:
The First National Bank OF Frederick Ok -.
canital Ssaoc0 The First National Bank Of Cor.
nish; capital. ses.0
certificate was issued authorizing the Ok
mulgee National Bank. Okrluixee. i. T.. to be-
gin business with capital of $1,000 John T.
Stewart. president: w. E Wood, cashier,
The application to convert. the State Bank of
Little Rock. Ark. into the State National BANK
of Little Rock was approved: capital 800, 900.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-26
RUSSIA.

RAEC-Nordische Bank.
RIALISTOK-Rigaer Commerzbank.
BORISSOGLEBSK- Bank
DWINSk-R.geer Commerzbank.
IwER-Nordische Bank.
JELETZ-Nordische Bank.
KASAS-Nordische Bank
KOSLOFF-Sordisch Bank
LIBAC-Rigaer Commercially.
LODZ-Rigaer Commerzbank.
MNSK-Nordische Bank.
MOSCOw-Nordischs Bank.
MOSCOw-Credit Lyonnais-
MOSCOw-wogau 4 Co
ODESSA-Credit Eyonnais.
RIGA-Ri9aer Commerzbank-
ST. PETERSBURG+N ordische Bank.
ST. PETERSBCRG-Cre Lyonnais.
ST. PETERSBCRG-Wo 4 Co.
wORONESCH-Nord Bank
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Hale and Hearty Old Quaker Couple.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Richmond. Ind. June Z.-There is prob
ably no more remarkable couple in the Uni
ted States than Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T.
Carpenter OF Richmond. He is now 90 years
old and his wife is only few months his
Junior. Both are in fair health and they
are frequently seen driving back and forth
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Training school Excursion.

Tho second of the Women's Training
School series of river excursions will be
given tomorrow evening on the steamer
City of Providence, leaving the foot of Olive
street at o'clock. For the accommodation
OF guests supper will be served at that hour
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NO ENCOURAGEMENT GIVEN
Physicians Fear Judge Hughes
VIII Not Recover.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPCBL1C sPECIAL
Mexico. No. June 25.-Tt is the opinion of
attorneys here that the trial o: the change
OF venue proceedings in the Barnes case
will have TO be reheid. Until there are de-
yelopments in the condition of Judge
Hughes there Will be no movement made.
4 telegram from Montgomery City to-day
stated that Judge Hughes spent a restfri
night This is regarded as encouraging. al
though his physicians give no encourage
ment for the Judges ultimate recovery.
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IR ELANO.

BEJ,FAST-Thomas Cook & Son. "arinS street
SSRKNMunster & Leinster Bank
DCBLIN-Thomas Cock SON
bT-BiIN-Munster & Leinster Bank
Observation-Disclosures & Leinster Bank
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Le!nster BANK.
WATERFORD-Murster & Leinster BANK.
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Kansas River Reports.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. June 25.-The Chief of the
Weather Bureau has decided that il would
be well to have river reports made daily in
the State OF Kansas. and will recommend
that this be done as soon as an appropria-
ton for the purpose is made by Congress.
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REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Osceola. Mo, June 25-The Christian En-
deaNor Union OF the Seventh District of
Missouri is holding its twelfth annual con-
veI.tion here to-day. There are about thirty
delegates present and more are expected on
the next train.
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FEAR DAUGHTER WAS ABDUCTED
Pana Couple Frustrated by Disap-
pearance of Mile kiefland.
REPrBLIC SPECIAL.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Pana. H., June 25.-Miss Millie Kiefland,
10 years old. has disappeared from her home
here. and her mother charges abduction.
She sent her daughter to the grocery yester-
Cay and she did not return. The girl was
seen yesterday with two strange men
south Of the city. and that is the last trace
Of her. Search since then has resulted in
no clew. Her mother is prostrated
Inc girls parents are well to do, her
father being retired farmer.
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Sterling. Kas;. June 25-The Arkansas
Piver here is bank full and rising. Two
inches and nine-siXteenths of rain have
fallen since yesterday. w J. Harrison. a
farmer, living two miles northwest of Srerl-
ing. was killed by lightning.
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Post once Robbed.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Pana. Ill, June 25-The Post Office of
Rosamond was broken into and robbed last
evening. small amount of money was
taken and about IS in postage stamps. No
clew has been obtained.
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SWEDEN,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES KredItaktiebola.
ret
STOCKHOLM Kreditaktieboia-
Observation-Disclosures Enskilda Bank.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4 Co.
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Buys Interest In the Advertiser.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Columbia. Mo. June 25.-L B. White. who
has been connected with the Columbia Her
aid office for four years. has purchased a
half interest in the Howard County Adver-
tiser OF Fayette from NJ. B. Yeaman and It
will be conducted under the new firm of
Yeaman and White after July 3.
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GERMANY.

OSIu"AU1B
AAcHE5N-BereiscS he MseTkisehe Bank.
2sbRSs Der DTesdnes sa Rank
BADEN-BADEN-FIl.ale der Rheinische Discoh-
F F:sEEsf BanauieF
EEELIN-Dresiner Bank. .. Beh.en st-nsss
4. Inter den sa't Linden en- et'''''
BERLiN-GebrudeF sehiekier. is Ge.raud,en
BEELTN-FreEe & Co.
B0NN-BeTg!sch Maerkische Bank.
BoNN.Rhe.nische D!sconto-Gesellschaft.
BRENES-s Lasrraa anH s % e' Pos,fsch iii
B I3I: 81 L A., z; 4 Co
Observation-Disclosures Bank
CARLSRCHE-See Karlsruhe.
CASSEL-Gebrueder Cioldschridt.
COBURG-Schraidt 4: Hoffman.
CDBLEEZ-Rheinische Disconto-GeselIschaft.
COZ 1eTf sfhsmaCn ,.,.,. n,,x
cot2GNE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES p,seon.O-Ge-
COLOGNE, ccoELN) "A. schnanhau,en's ciier
CREFELD-Be-esch Maerkische Bank
DEIMoID-Dresdner Bank.
pEEsDEN-Dre.dner Bank. >. Koenis Johann
Observation-Disclosures Bank Branch s. Prayer
BTSSELDoRF-Be rsi.ch Mae-kische Bank
R ~ II.Br RSG-, = Meerkische Bank
EMS RAD-L. J. kirchberger.
ERFCRT-Prtvat Bank zu Gotha
FGGA sSsshs 4 N.ae d. Dseon'
ERANKEoRT 4. M-Mitteiaeatsehe ee cr e
FRANKFORT A:Ssi. A. M.-Moritz Sachs. Is. ssh0ens
FRka siSISI,sss7. A M-saehs Hochheimer. q.
EFREIBIRG B-Rhenische creditbank.
F RRETsrk RSss KnR:s,ss Bank B,nk
FURTH- MitteIdeu,sche Cred,.bank
GG0TTRRiAn 1I1 ct, Bank gu GO,ha.
G9EfTISGES@9Hfo' F. 4 k sai Relb,.....
HAGEN,EerEtsch Maerki.ehe Bank
H i -HHs:ss: S sSasa te's e. q Co.
HHAANMBTTRR1 hsi9ss Geek Son. g. Ais:erca
HANovER-adolf Never niHf Bank
Ssed,s5nk
S. apss5sn &C.
K IssINGEN RAD-Ffederick Feustei.
KoSsTA Az heEische creai.banx
IKREEEIpIsee creteld;
ttAhHIPzdRhsasshs Sreds hank,
LEIPZIGG-Knauth: Sachod 4 Kuehn. Bank.
ENGK,;Dep2site9kasss der pr.sdn.r Bank
NANNHEIM-Rheinische Creditbank
EIM-obenheinsche Bank.
NAY ENCE tMatnzl-G. L. Kaiser car-,eN..,
MN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Creditbank
NET2-RarIue de Metz
iale Metz oufs. fli-
MINISTER I. w.-wes,faellisch.r Bankv.r.t,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vereinbaak
NAIENAHR: BAD-Koch. Lauteren a c.
NrR REEMMREEsG NGSSTnss5ss,.pFe.aH.r Rank
Cretiithank -ue
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Creditbank
RIHRoRT.Bergisch Maerkische Bank
81. Johann A. S..Insernat;orale Bank IN
LuKer1hurg. FIJI St Johann a g "
RASSRIRG-Rheinische Credithank
STRASSBT' RG-Oberreinisch Rank
ScHWALBaCH RAD-Koch. Lauteren a ca
STETTIS-w. Sch1tow.
STITTGART-G. II. Kelier's Soehne Banoui.rs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bankanstnit
MISUNDERSTANDING zu Gotha. Filiaie Wei.
mar.
ESRApEN-Mt.eIdeu'sche Creditbank
Observation-Disclosures. Rerle & Co.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sohn Co.
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RELLAGIO-AchilIe Stoppani
RRINDiSI-Thomas Cook & son
BERGAMO-Ba Commercials ItaIIana
CcaaiuANIA-A; W; Elford & Co.
GOAO-Clerici Molteni & Co. banau,erS
ELoRENcf:-Ranca Commercials Italiana
fLORENCE-French. Lemon & Co.
fltpRENCE-Maquay d, Co.
EIORENCE-kuster Co.
FLDRENcE-Thor:Jas Cook & Son.
GENoA-Banea Commercials ItaIana.
GENOA-iranet. Brown & Co.
GENOA-Thonas Cook & Son. Via Cavioli
LEGEORN-Banca Commercials ltaliana
LEGHORN-Alrred Lemon & Co.
MEsSINA-Bsnca Commercial Italiana-
MILAN-Bessi &c Co. banquer..
NII1AN-Thorrss Cook Son. Via A. Manzons.
EAPLES-Ranca Conmerciale Italiana.
NAPLES-Holme & Co, Via Fiavio Gioja
NAPLES-W. J. Turner & Co. 81 Santa Lucia.
EAPL.ESIE; G. Eickers & Co. Via Vittorta.
NAPLES-Thonnas Cook & Son. Piazza del Mar
tiri.
PADOvA-Banca Cornmerc.aIe Italiana-
PALERHO-Banca Commercials Italiana-
PERCGiA-Kuster Co.
PISA-Pancz Commercials Italiana-
PTSA-Maquay & Co.
TOME-Banca Commercials Italiana.
R0ME-Sebasti & ReaIi. Piazza di spaEna-
ROME-Plowden e Co. Palace Colonna. 81 J.
ROME-Ad. Rooster Franz & FIgli Condotta
RoNE-Thomas Cook & Son.
San REMO-Asquasciati freres. hsnquierD
SAN REMO-A. Rubno. hanausr. ,+
SAVONA-Banca Commercials Italiana- .,.1
SIENA-Maquay & Co.
TURIS-Eanca Commercials ltaliara-
TrR1N-kuster & Co.
VENICE-Banca Commprciale Italians
VENICE-Thomas Cook & Son. Piazza San
Marco.
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The Illinois Central fast Chicago train.
Daylight Special now leaves St. Louis
Union Station at 12:25 noon.
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BELGIUM,

ANTWERP ADMINISTRATORS d'Anvers.
ANTWERP-Companie Commercials Beige. Anc.
II. Alb de Barry a. Co
BRCSSEIS-Credit Lyonna!s. Rue Royale.
BRUSSELS-Credit Lyonnais. Boulevard dams
BRUSsELIThomar Cook & Son. q Rue dc Ia
PPi-ssFISLRasIer r Co. : Rue d'Arenberx.
CHARI.ERo1-Banaue de chsrleroi.
GAND fGHES)-Banque de Flandres.
LTEGE-Banuue Generate de Liege.
OSTEND-Cred!t Oste.dais.
OSTEND-Smiths Bank. IS Digae de Mer.
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RIRKESEEAp-Parr'sR Bank. Limited
RiRMINGHAM-Parr' Bank. Limited. on

BlRMlNGHAM-Part BahK' I..ta40eu' o'0
RRHbnFoRD-Thornas Cook & son-
Observation-Disclosures Cook & Son. ,
CASTLE TOWN ISLE OF MAN,-faFfs Bunk
cHESTER-Parr's Bank. Limited. East Gate
DERpy-parrs Bank. Limited q Corn Market.
b6I'GI,As ISLE OF MAN)-Parr's Bank Linz
usSTINGS-Parr's Bank. Limited.
UT-LI-ThcInas Cook & Son.
LEEDS-ThCrnas Cook & Son.
fEiCESTER-Thomas Cook & Son. ,
iIVERPOOI-Parr's Bank. Limited. Cas'ie
1TTVvEsTRPoo1-Parr's Bank. Limited Great Char
M Is:SS ER-Pe-r's Bank. Limited. 81 King
street. p,,,, rJnI.ad
SEyrS. SRI E-ON-TYNE-ThoUas Cook & Son.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cook Son.
RHYI-Parr's Bank Limited >,.
SEHnEtFFIELp-Thomns Cook & Son. Market
r6BI IaTfii aMpToN-Thouas Cook Son. 81 High
e6siirrTHIpoRT-Parr's Bark Limited.
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2. & o. S.-W. popular excursion to Vim
Ccnnes and intermediate stations Sunday.
June y. Olive and Sixth and Union Station.
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A Later Departure.

The Illinois Central fast Chicago train.
Daylight Special" now leaves St. Louis
Union Station at 1925 noon.
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GREECE.

ATEESS-Ionian Bank Limited
ATHENS-Thomas Cook Sun. Place de IA Con.
ttitution.
CEPHALONIA-Iontan Bark Limited
CORFT--Ionian Eank Limited.
PkTRAS-Tonian Bank Limited.
PIREE-Ionian Bank Limited.
XASTE-ionian Bank Limited.
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TURKEY I'm Europe).

STANTINoPLE-1mperai Ottoman Bank.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lyonnais-
CONs1'A N'ri NrPI.E-Thomas Cook Son. u
rue Cabristan.
PERA-Imperial Ottoman Bank.
SALONICA-Imperial Ottoman Bank
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Harbor Springs,
Chri,tian Endeavor Convention.

Through Sleeper via Illinois Central from
st. Louis Union Station at 12::a5 noon.
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n alta

vALETTA-Thomas Cook & Son. sB s,ra6s
ReaIe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bank.
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NORWAY.

eERGEN-Thoma, Cook & Son. Summer ~
onlyl
RIsTfANIA-centralbsnke for Norge.
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PORTUGAL,

LISBON-Iondon and Brazilian Bank. Limited.
OPORTO-Londoa and Brazilian Bank. Limited
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GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND
ENGLAND AND WALES.

LoNDoN-Parr's, Bank: Iam,ed. Head Office
bartholomew lane. E. c.
Metropolitan Branches:
o. Threadneedle street. E c.
-. Lombard street. E c.
Bat;ersea PARK so Victoria road. s. W
bloomsbury. 12s High Holborn. w; c
RronGestury 1898 High road. y. w
Camden Town i6i High street. y. W.
Charing Cross Martins place. Trafalgar
square. w c.
Chelsea. II sloane square, g ".
Chiswick IS Pavement.
Ears Court, .6i Esrrs Court road. S. W.
Finsbury i Finsbury square. E. c.
HIghVate Grand Parade. y.
Kensnetcn SIS High street, ".
Ntlburn a High road. y. W. -
Kins.tCn-on- Thames. late Shrubsole q 20.
Noting Hill. "A High street. W.
ReCen; street go Regent street. W.
seven Kings Qlfo.dl. The Pavement
Stradford AS High street. E
Streatham 13s High road. s. W.
Teddington.
w!!lesden Green Station Parade. N w.
Credit Lronnai.
20 Lombard street. E. c.
Cockspur street. Charins Cross. s. W.
Thomas Cook ( Son:
50 Grace Church street. E, C.
81 Cheaps.de E. c.
Iudgate Circus E. c:
% Piccadilly Circus.
10 Cockspuf street; Chsrine Cross. 8 w.
Forscourt. Charing Cross Terminus
Il High street. Ksnsington. W.
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HOLLAND.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Escompse-
Maatschoppi1.
AMSTERDAM-Hope & Co.
Observation-Disclosures Rosenthal & Co.
MISREPRESENTATION & fils.
THE HAGT-E-Scheurleer q fls.
ROTTERDAM-Rot.erda Bank.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES & fis
CTRECHT-Elaer z Kol.
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DENMARK,

DENMARK,
AARHCS-Jydsk Handes-og Landburrsbank
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Handelsbank
Observation-Disclosures Eosjerg.
Observation-Disclosures | Odense.
RANDERSLHandelshanke Randers
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Handelsbanks FIJI Roma
Observation-Disclosures Vborg
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss-Banken Finland.
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Credit Lyonnais:
20 Lombard street, E. c.
cockspur street. Charing Cross. S. W.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-28
BatesyilIe, Ohio

The health of this neIghborhoc d
is not very good at this writing.
There has been several deaths
the past winter. mostly aged people.
As I have not seen anything
from this little town I thought !
would try and write a few items.
.. The c. P. church had a series of
with several coming into
the church, cannot give the exact
number.
p They have organized a Y. M. c.
"A. for the benefit ofthe young men
and also one for the young women
which Is a grand thing.
=. The infant daughter OF Orvill
Pryor has been very low with
cholera. infantum, but is better at
this time. DR.. Bay has been
waiting on 1t.
We have two churches In our
town M. E. and G p, three stores
one grocery, one restaurant, two
hotels, school house. three rooms,
roller mills and postofice.
The farmers have been busy
blowing what time 1t has not been
100 wet. There Is going to be quite
"a considerable crop of tobacco
raised this summer around here.
There Is going to be protracted
meeting commencing on or about
the oath of May In the M. 3.
church, conducted by Rev. Dawson
and bis brother.in-law. Mr.. Swarts.
They had quite a revival In the
winter-had about 70 conversions.
The I. 90. F. had a social ban
quet April 25th. They met In the
Hall at 6 o'clock and then marched
up through town en- one side, back
down on the other side to the
church. Rev. Kaho, of Evansville,
made quite an able speech in favor
of the I. o. O. F., he being a mem
Der of the Lodge.
He was followed by Rev. Shope
of Batesvllle who made a short
speech. After speaking marched
back to the Hall where the Re.
bekahs had lunch prepared which
consisted of sandwiches, Pickles,
coffee, Ice cream, and cake, after
which we had some very excellent
music by Rev Slope and wife
which was appreciated very much
by all. The young folks had quite
time playing drop the handker-
chief for quite little time and then
all went home.
For fear this will find Its way to
the vase basket will close for
this time by wishing the Review
success
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-04-28

On the same farm, the Octo OIL
Company's NQ6, drilled In last
week by Edmunds & Schauwecker
Is good for about 10 barrels per day
In the Cow run sand
The United States OIL Company
has the rig up for Its No, 8 on the
Solomon Bills farm.
Irwin & Ferrel's No, c. W.
Bills Is reported to be making IS
barrels from the Keener sand.
Near Cloverdale, Lew Wilson Is
drilling deep we'll for the Octo
OIL company on the Thomas Hart
farm.
Tho Vespertine Oil company Is
due at No. IS on the F. Z. Bills
farm.
Gale & Company are drilling
their No. on the Maple farm to
the deap sand.
Zahniser has drilled In his No. 2
on the Ada Reynolds farm at Boaz,
and has a IS barrel we'll In the Cow
Run sand.
Hammett, Core & company's No.
I Allmen, back of Waverly, was
dry In the Berea sand.
At Eureka, the Co operative Oh
and Gas company are down about
I 900 feet with their No. 2 on the
John Cochran farm.
Plerpoint & Company are due at
their No. on the Wells farm,
above Williamstown.
Tate & company are due at their
No. ID D M Dye on French creek
On Broad run, the Octo on com
pany has drilled In It's No on the
Isaac Peth,le farm, and the well Is
reported good for IS barrels 10 the
Cow run sand.
On Willow Island run, the Three
ices OIL company drilled In Its No.
s on the J. P Locke farm last Fri.
day, and have a we'll that Is report
ed to be good for rs barrels per day
In the Cow run sand.
The same company have made
the location for No. on the Lucy
E Cunningham S acre tract, adjoin-
Ing the Locke. s-
On Cave run, the American OH
and Development company has
drilled In Its No 10 on the ] I
Coss farm, and has a show for a
10 or IS barrel we'll In the Cow run
sand Oracle pa, :,
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Willow Fork.

Apr. 27.-The farmers In this
community have just finished plant
Ing potatoes.
Jacob Oblinger has a severe at.
tack of malarial fever.
Marshall Glen and E R. Ice
have just recovered from a severe
attack of the la grippe.
J. B. Young, Mrs. Jacob Grimes
and Mrs. Haines who have been
sick, are all convalescent.
Rev. Thomas Smith preached at
Willow ForE,last Sunday to a large
and appreciative audience.
W. c. Grimes, started for Nor.
gantown Friday to attend the
spring term of the law school there.
o. F. Oblinger and S. A. Grimes
will attend the Summer Normal
School at Mlddlebourne this sum
mer.
G. w. Grimes finished sowing
oats today. This Is one time that
George has been too slow in plant
Ing oats.
Harvey Slider, who Is sick with
typhoid fever, Is a little better a,
this writing. J. R. Sole Is the at
tending physician.
Henry Buck, the euterprisine
farmer of Buck Run, Is building ar
addition to bis house. George F
Buck Is doing the carpenter work
Frank and Joe VanCamp write
from Kansas that they are vel
pleased with the country and tina
they think of remaining there fol
the present.
F. W. Wade, elder at Sugar Val
LEY, will give an interesting talk or
the subject, Glow to be a Chris,
tian" to his congr egation at tina
Llace next Sunday.