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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-20
Executors Sale Of Valuable Real Is
tate and Personal Property.

The undersigned will, between
the hours of 10 o'clock a, m. and d
O'Clock p No., on
Monday, she 9th Day of March. 1908.
at the front door OF the First Ma
tiopal Bank building, at the corner
of Wells and Charles streets. In the
City of S stersville, West Virginia,
offer for sale at public auction, to
the highest bidder, the following
real and PERSONAL property:
First-Tbe house and lot at the
corner of Water and Elizabeth
streets, and known as lot number
Fl, In the City of Sistersville, West
Virginia, being the property used
by the late c. P. Russell as a resi-
dence.
Second-Fourteen shares of the
capital stock of the First National
Bank of Sistersville. West Virginia.
Third-T n shares of the capital
stock OF the Board of Trade of the
City of sistersville, West Virginia.
Terms of Sale-Cash In hand on
day of sale.
W. r ISHAM,
Executor of the last will and tesla
ment of G. P. Russell, deceased.
Hanes & Young,
Attorneys. 2Io4w W
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-20
THE Evil Eye" at Auditorium

Among the first OF the large at
fractions to announce their early
appearance In this CITY Is Chas. 81
Yale and Sidney R. Ellis great big
kaleidoscope spectacle "The Evil
Eye" which these astute managers
announce as the further funny
freaks of Nd and the continued
comical conlor ions of Nod, and as
moth Md and Nod have proven the
FUNNIEST of pantomimic creations In
the former productions of The
Evil Eye" 1t Is easy to pred c. that
u heir further and continued" com
calities will be more that interest
ing to their army of followers.
A complete new production Is
promised with new and sumptious
scenery by Messrs Neville, Perry,
Talbot and assistants, brilliant cos
tuning for designs by Mc1lvaiue,
unusual stage effects, ponderous
mechantsms, elaborate properties
and other surprising features which
60 to make mp the varied pro
gramme Of big show piece.
The mechanical portion OF "The
Evil Eve" performance borders
no, n the marvellous and has I'm
d ubtedly established new era In
stage mechanism The wonderful
windmill with Its ehtning like
whirling of four acrob4ts In mid.
air, the Undesirable d sappearing
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-20

MD AND NOD IN "EvII. EYE"
rooms with all Its very funny Incl.
dents. The breakaway which gets
rid of In most unique manner, the
Evil Eye" the marvellous bicycle
and many othsr unusual and origi
nal ideas and tricks.
The cast as usual, contains the
very best artists and consists of the
noted comedian, mimic and dialec-
tician, Richard T. Brown, the very
clever singing coincidence Miss
Josie Sisson, Miss Helen Foy, The
Troubadour Four, Nat Wixon,
Harry Thornton, Burt Eaton. VIM.
Fuller, George Borani Herman and
the famous Brothers Kennard, the
European pantomimists, musicians,
dancers and specially. acrobats
whose successful rendition of the
mischievous dumb boys, Mid and
N d have so identified them with
these parts that Messrs. Yale and
Ellis have arranged to control their
services indefinitely
A sterling feature Is offered In
the re appearance in this country
after two years. absence of the
Great Phasey Troupe, which during
It's sojourn In Europe has been
augmented to double Its original
size and now forms one of the lar
gest and most expensive single
novelty feature ever brought to
this country 1t Is under the d.
rection of Alfred and Madam
Phasey who control the foremost
and largest school of dancing In
England or the continent, and con.
tiuent, land consists of sixteen clever
and pretty English girls who excel
In sing ng and dancing and who
offer as a finale to their act full
brass band specially. At Auditor
ium Wednesday night the 25th.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

ME powr6cil. agdyte ten zaczal
jeszcze opowiada6. zjaka wa
lecznoscia wlasna reka ich
zabi1, j gdy " chWile potem
ciala olbrzym6W do stolicy
przywieziono, Wtedy kr6l j
poddani jego ME posiadali
sic z radosci i kraMea jake
zbaWce kraju uwielbiali. Wy
prawiano ma Geese jego uczty
i zabawy przy odglosie hucz-
nej muzyki a "a nadejsciem
wieczora Gale miasto rzesis-
Gle oswietlono. Najweselej
jednak bylo ma zamku kr6-.
lewskim, gdzie obchodzono
zareczyny pieknej k~r6lewnej
z walecznym. krawcem. Dnia
nastepnego odby4 sic Stub
m1odej parry, uroczystosci
zas i zabawy weselne trwa}y
przez kilka tygodni i obcho-
Ozone byly z wielka okaza-
1oscia pc calym kraju.
Nazajutrz pc. slubie- rzek1
uszczesliwiony kr6l do ziecia
swego Filipa: ,,Wedle przy-
rzeczenia mego- masz prawo
zadac jeszcze odemnie polo
we kr6lestwa; bedac atoli
podesz}y W latach, rzad6w
chocby polowy kr6lestwa ME
podobna mi nalezycie spra-
wowac, oddaje ci zatem ca
lie kr6lestwo mole; rzadz
MEM s%prawiedliwie i panuj
d1ugie, d}ugie lata!"
TAX zosta1 krawiec lip
Mucha kr6lem i rzadzi1 d1u-
go i szczesliwie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26
AK k : Flip.
Much ll,a k krdlem
zostaf.
AK
49, 7

Flip Mucha, ch}opcem
jeszcze bedac, wlaz} pewnego
razu ma wisnie i razem z
wr6blami raczy}' sic najlep-
semi wisniami. Najad}szy
sic do sytu,. narwal sobie
jeszcze pelne :garscie wisien
i wzia1 re SODA do domu, ably
niemi jednostajna i nudna
prace krawiecka os}odzic So
bic i skr6ci6. Zasiad1szy do
warsztatu, po}ozy} przynie-
stone wi6nie pred SODA, cd
>chwili do chwili jedne pc
drugiej do ust biorac;; gdy.
po ostatnia siegnac chcia1,
spostrzeg} ma niej mn6stwo
much, ssacych chciwie s}od-
kawy sok wi6ni. Filipek ude-
rzy1 ma ME reka ME ma1o
sic ucieszy}, przekonujac sic,
re jednym zamachem reka
swoja krawiecka siedm much
trupem po}ozy}. Bohaterski
ten czyn wbi} go W
TAXA dune, re natychmiast
postanowi1 opuscic skromna
wioske i skromniejsza jesz-
cze izdebke krawiecka OLGA,
a isc W SWAT szukac szczes-
cha i korzystac z przyrodzo-
nych mu zdolnosci, czemu
ojciec wcale sic ME opiera1,
by} owszem rad, re sic po-
mocnika ME bardzo pilnego
a przytem nieraz upartego
pozbedzie. Ostatnia Filipa
praca PREY krawieck!m war
sztacie OLGA by}o przyszycie
sobie do szarej sukiennej
czapki szerokiego daszku z
napisem wielkiemi literami:
KRAw1Be MUCHA oDRAzU
sIEDMIU ZABIJE!
Zarzuciwszy potem t}umo-
GEEK ma plecy, wzia} xii W
reke i pusci} sic W podr6z.
Troche pieniedzy, kt6re
mu da1 ojciec ma droge, ME
ma d}ugo mu starczy}y, pozo-
sta1o mu vice tylko praco-
wac, albo g}6d cicrpiec, a re
pracowac ME lubia}, chodzi}
cd wsi do wsi, cd miasta do
miasta, pogwizduiac albo nu-
cac sobie weso}o.
Strudzony podr6za i upa-
lem s}onecznym usiad} pew
nego razu W cieniu roz}ozy-
stego drzewa, ably sobie Cd
poczat, ugasic pragnienie
swieza woda z wyt~ryskiwaja-
cego pod drzewem zr6d}a j
, posilic sic ma dalsza droge
kawa}kiem uzebranego chile
ba. Posiliwszy sic, zasna]
smacznie. Nied1ugo potem
przejezdzal kr6l ia sama dro.
ga, a spostrzeg}szy spiacego:
rozkaza1 sludze swemu, ably
zobaczyl co to "a w16czegga'
;S1uga kr6lewski zblizywszy
sic do niego i przeczytawszy
napis ma czapce jego, cofna]
sic przelekniony i rzek} dc
kr6la: TO cz}owiek niebez.
pieczny! kt6ry siedmiu jed.
nym zamachem zabije!" =
lego potrzebowat mozemy!:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

h10uJy 9AA LIZ
Isle do Spiacego przystapic,
sam kr6l Wyszedl 2 powozu
i 2 pewna Ottawa zbli&ywszy
sic do Spiacego, obpdzil go j
uprzejmie %przem6wil { ME-
go: ,,Prawdaz to, zes takim
bohaterem, jak napis ma
czapce glosi?" ,Prawda!!"
~odpowiedzia1 krawiec, go
chcecie odemnie?" ,,Je-
stem kr6lem kraju tego,"
odrzek} kr6l i m6glbym Gle
potrzebowac, gdybys chciaf
W s}uzbe do mnie wstapif."
Mucha, kt6remu wydawa1a
sic ia rzecz ME fla, pyta} sic
dalej: "A co "a robote macie
ola mnie?" Kr6l: Mann wiel-
XII Dor, W kt6rym try po-
ivory p~rzebywaja, wyrzadza-
LAC mi wielka szkode i ma
|pe1niajac mieszkahc6w oko-
licznych bojaznia i strachem.
|Pierwszy potw6r, to ogrom-
my nosorozec, kt6ry rogiem
swoim kazdego c%z1owieka,
kt6rego zobaczy natychmiast
przeszyje; drugim potworem
to dix, przebiegajacy wzd}uz
Ii wszerz Dor i n~iszczacy
wszystko, co napotka; trzecie
) nareszcie to dw6ch braci OIL
~brzym6w, kt6rzy wszystkich
ludzi, wchodzacych do boru,
'zabijaja i zjadaja. Re zas Mkt,
! komu takie niebezpieczeh-
stwo znane, do boru ME
|idzie, ola tego Dor ten ME
przynosi mi zadnego pozytku.
,Opr6cz tego olbrzymy pory-
waja co rok dziewice z kraju
mego, a teraz mann i'm nawet
w1asna c6rke oddac IA po-
zarcie, przyobiecuje vice to-
mu, kto mnie i kraj moi cd
tych potwor6w uwolni, mai
wyzsza nagrode, jaka tylko
da6 moge, tt. po1owe kr6le-
silva, mojego i c6rke mole "a
,zone.. Juz wielu walecznych
rycerzy i szlachty z kr6le-
silva mojego i liczni ksiazeta
Il KRAKOW innych p~odejmowa
III Wake z potworami, lecz
niestety, zawsze odwage swo-
ia smiercia przyp}acili." -
,,Najjasniejszy kr6lu!" odez-
wal sic ma to zuchwale kraw-
czyk, ito w}asnie trafi}es ma
''dobrego; to robota, jakiej
szukam; poskromic warze
~potwory, to ola mnie igraszka
tylko. Tymczasem pociesz
c6rke i przygotut ia ma wese-
lei" Krawczyk, ME majac
mic do stracenia a. wiele dc
zyskania, z lekkomyslnoscia
IIprzyobiecawszy kr6l6wi po'
skromic potwory,. wsiad} z
min do powozu i do pa}acu
Ipojecha1, gdzie mu wyzna.
czono przepyszne mieszkanie:
liczna s}uzbe i ma Geese jegc
wyprawiono wspania}a uczte.
Nazajutrz s1o6ce kjuz byte
wysoko ma niebie, kiedy bo'
hater nasz sic obudzi1 i pc
sutem sniadaniu z>niemalym
strachem do boru sic uda1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

- -. @a[s.-
pozostawiajac. Przejeci sza-
cunkiem ola n%iezr6Wna-
nego rycerza, poszi 2 MIN
do kapliczki j przez okno
tejze kilku celnemi strza1ami
ubili straszne zwierze i "a
wlekli do kr6la, kt6ry, ME
.posiadajac sic z rado6ci, wiel-
uczte ma Geese krawca wy
prawi1 i najwyzszemi honora-
mi oznakami 1aski obsypa1..
Dnia trzeciego poszed1
Flip Mucha szukac dw6ch
o~lbrzym6w, ably z mimi wal
stoczyc. i ich pokonac.
Kr6l znowu chcia1 mu do
pomocy przydac kilku swoich
ludzi, Mkt jednak ia raza isc
ME chcia1, gdyz olbrzym6w
strasznie sic kazdy leka1.
Odwazny krawiec poszed}
vice sam i pc dlugiem szu-
kaniu znalazl ich spiacych
pod drzewem i chrapiacych
przerazliwie. Copredzej naz-
biera} krawiec kamieni doko-
la lezacych, wszed} ma drze-
wo, pod kt6rem spali, a
usiad}szy wygodnie ma CRU,
bel ga1ezi, spusci1 kamien ma
nos olbrzymowi; ten obu-
dziwszy sic a ME widzac nj
kogo i myslac, re go brat
.piescia W. twarz uderzy1, "a
wo1al %gniewnie ma niego:
Go ci sic przysni1o, re mnie
bijesz?" Go. ty cheese
odemnie?" m6wil drugi, ,,ja
Gle ME bi1em chyba we snie,
a to przecie powinienies mi
wybaczyc!" Uspokoi} sic pier
wszy i obaj znowu zasneli.
Teraz spusci} krawiec ka-
mie6 drugiemu ma samo CO.
10. Przebudzony zerwa} sic
ma nogi i zawo}a1 ma brata:
,,Daj pok6j, DO lie ci poi
dzie!!" rCzyS ty oglupia}?"
zakrzykna} drugi, ,,ja spie W
najlepsze i mic ci ME robie!!"
Pc kr6tkiej k}6tni znowu
obaj twardo zasneli. Teraz
spusci} krawczyk kamie1 W
twarz p~ierwszego, az mu krew
sic nosem rzuci1a. Ten zer-
wawszy sic jak wsciek}y i
mruknawszy pod nosem:
,,Dosyc tych figl6w!" wycia}
policzek drugiemu, az sic W
boru rozlega1o. Niezas1uzo-
nym policzkiem oburzony
brat chwyci} "a gard}o rzeko-
mego dawce policzka'i zaczaf
bic bez litosci. a gdy i ten Cd
powiadac ma kazde uderzenie
piescia pocza}, wszcze}a sic
miedzy mimi krwawa b6jka:
juz piescie ME wystarczyly,
powyrywali drzewa, i niemi
bill sic niemi1osiernie. Kra-
vice by1 W ME malym stra-
chu, re i drzewo, ma kt6rem
siedzia1, wyrwia i do b6jki
uzyja, a tenn samem smierc
mu zgotuja, lecz ma szczescie
ME natrafili ma jego drzewo.
Pc dose d1ugiej b6jce obaj
olbrzymy padli bezw}adnie ma
ziemie i wskutek odniesio-
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26

80 1-7' - So
ri zwierzecia schowal sic
"a najblizsze CRUDE drzewo.
Tymczasem potW6r. " szyb--
kim pedzie ME mogac zmie-
mic toru, uderzy1 tax gwa1-
townie 0 drzewo, re przebil
je ma wylot dlugim sWoim
rogiem i mimo najwiekszego
wysilenia Wyrwac go 2 drzewa
ME zdola1.. To widzac dow
cipny krawiec, wyja1 2 thu
moczka swiderek, wywiercif
W rogu dziurke, wb1 W MIA
gruby zelazny gw6zdz i przy-
kul tym sposobem nosorozca
do drzewa tax mocno, re go
potem wygodnie i bez wszel-
kiego niebezpiecze6stwa "a
bic m6g1. Odpoczawszy So
bic po tym bohaterskim czy-
ME, uda1 sic potem do kr6la
ably go zawiadomic o ivy
cieztwie swojem mad noso-
rozcem. Kr6l i kr6lewna u
cieszyli sic niezmiernie ia
w~iadomoscia, mniej cieszyli
sic dworzanie irycerze, zaz-
droszczac walecznemu kraw-
cowi szczescia tego.
Nastepnego dnia pc do
brem sutem sniadaniu uda]
sic Flip Mucha do lasu; ably
odszukac i zabic ogromnego
dzika, nape}niajacego pre-
strachem i drwoga okolicz-
! nych mieszkahc6w. Kr6]
przyda1 ia raza krawcowi
kilku dzielnych rycerzy ]
! strzelc6w swoich, kt6rzy mu
W zabiciu dzika pomocnymi
bye mieli; lecz ci zblizywszy
sic do lasu, zatrzymali sic
ma brzegu jego, mySlac So
bic: ,,Lepiej nam tn zostac,
niz tam walczac z dzikiem,
narazac sic ma niebezpie-
cze6stwo utraty zycia!" Opo-
wiadali kraWcOWi mn6stWO
zdarzeh z potworem, kt6ry
juz kilkudziesieciu ich iowa
rzyszy ma drobne rozszarpa1
kawa1ki. Drzac z przestrachu
przyblizyl sic krawiec do
srodka lasu, ME znajdujac
| ami sladu dzika. Juz mu sic
ma sercu LEI zrobi1o, DO my
sla1, re dix moze JUL zabity,
lecz wkr6tce potem us1ysza1
trzask i {omot W .z~aroslach,
wreszcie ujrza} wypadajacego
z mich dzika, pieniaca paszczq
! do niego zwr6conego. Jed
nym susem skoczy1 kra'
vice drzwiami do stojace!
! opoda1 kapliczki, DIX pope
dill "a MIN; krawiec wysko-
cyl oknem, dix stawa ns
tylnych nogach i "a min
| oknem chce wyskoczyc, lecz
re okno by1o wysokie, PROF..
ne byly jego wysilenia; kra'
! vice tymczasem przyskoczy'
! wszy do drzwi, zatrzasna} ia
. kowe i mocno.. zaryglowaf
DIX widzac sic uwiezionym
! FACIAL przerazliwie kwiczec
ostrzyc ky o sciany kaplicz'
XII, lecz wszystko to mic mt
juz ME pomog1o. Teraz odet'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26
SALONIE
Braci GrieSel

W W,nonie, re wszystkich tu-
tejszych salon6w naiwieceipa
wa sprzedaja. z c ego wynikl.
ze p'wo goSciom tn podawa-
ne. jest ,aknailepsze. Ludz!
W tel 4adnie urzadzonei ober1y
zawsze jak W ulu. lecz m mo
to kazdy szybko dostaDie
czego zazada !. z zadowole-
MEM wychodzi.
WGROCERNI :
po,aczonel wraz : salonem
wszystko moga kupie CO.
ola kuchni / stoiu potrxebuja
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-23

great American port of the Pacific.
AS the population of the United
States grows and it's productions in
crease, as trade relations are estab-
lished with the trans-Pacific countries,
the Pacific commerce will become q
vast one. The skeptical are wonder
ing what j. j. Hill will find to stow
away in the huge bulk of the Mime
sofa and Dakota, with their capacity
of $500 freight cars each. The freight
will soon be ready. One per cent
grades brought railway freight to Sc.
attic, and these great ocean carriers
will attract the water-borne com
merce of the Pacific to the same port.
''To an inland city like Minneap-
oils it may make no vital difference
whether. s an Francisco or Seattle ls
the great port of the Pacific, yet it is
something to be on the main travelled
road. If the commerce of two and
perhaps three continents is to roll
by our doors we ought to get some
benefit therefrom.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-23

ton of drainage without delay.
We have too feebly appreciated
oar needs in this respect, and we
have been too modest in our de-
mands. We have attempted
great things ourselves, but we
must attempt greater. We must
quadruple. the bitches we are
digging, and we must demand
that the state take up this matter
upon large scale. Now is the
time to begin the agitation of this
matter. 1t is duty incumbent
upon the state to properly develop
the northern part of Minnesota
by an extensive system Of state
bitches. Thousands of dQllars,.
hundreds of thousands are.
needed, and the state must be
made to see that they must be
furnished. -Crookston Times.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-23

RUSSIA has grown with won
derful speed through years of
bloodshed, oppression and fanati-
cism, developing in the few years
since Peter the Greats time,
wonderful power. Throughout
the history of this growth the
chief feature has been murder
murder on the throne rulers
slaughtering each other and even
their own children; wholesale
murder in Siberia where thous-
ands of Russian subjects perish
miserably because they speak
for liberty. and now it is a whole
sale murder of the Jews in the
name Of a religion borrowed
from the Jews. What next?
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-23
"A GREAT FUTURE. .

After two years of more or less
miserable cowardice on the
merger question, the Minneapolis
Journal finally got as far as a
sitting position, and on the 21st
of this month contained the fol
lowing editorial under the above
heading. Six months ago the
Journal was poking fun at w. =.
Street for having been defeated
for senator on the merger plat
form:
SIN these days the Pacific north
west receives much free advertising.
It is related that at the launching OF
the great Minnesota at New London,
Conn, in April, inquirers were heard
to ask whether Seattle was on Lake
Superior. It is not long that such
Grass ignorance will be common. The
commercial news and gossip of the
day has much to say about the forg-
ing ahead Of the North Pacific ports
in competition with San Francisco.
An English engineer, just returned
from the Orient, has declared that Sc
attic is destined to become the Liver
pool Of the Pacific. The railroad
editors all over the country are begin
ming to learn that oriental traffic flows
not west but northwest. The northern
transconsinentals have made rates
that put the southern out OF the run
ming. The latter begin to understand
that if they are even to hold what they
have they must put forth tremendous
efforts. Curves must be taken out,
grades shoveled down, mountains tun-
neled, mileage shortened.
"Harrim:n is beginning to do for
the southern lines what Hill began to
do for the Great Northern fifteen years
ago. In these times fifteen years is a
long lead. The great route for ORR
entail trade will for years, if not for
ever, be along the northern lines to
Seattle. That will make Seattle the
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-23
CRUELTY MANGLED.

Engineer of Electric Light Plant Is
Caught by One Of the Large Belts.
Brainerd, Mimi, May 23.-Nicholas
Heller, engineer at the Brainerd cleo
trio light plant met with an accident
which may result in death. He was
caught in a large belt and one arm
was almost pulled out Of its socket.
One leg was broken and he sustained
other serious internal injuries. He is
one of the Oldest employees of the plant
and well known in Brainerd, having
lived here many years. {
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-23
Strikers Sentenced.

New Orleans, May 23.--Judge Booli-
man yesterday sentenced to three
months Imprisonment the eleven
street car men who were convicted Of
interrupting the progress of mail cars
during the street car strike.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-23

RALPH WHEELocK, in his politi-
cal column in the Minneapolis
Tribune, says there is vely little
danger that Judge Spooner will
have any opposition when he
comes up for election next year.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-23

The BEM1DJI PIONEER is now
issued as daily. Bemidji is fast
forging ahead and will soon be
as a city.-Norman
County Index.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-23
Kills the Wrona Man.

Middlesboro, KY, May 20. IN John
Moore, aged twenty-four, a railroadeF.
was shot and killed by Edgar Ball.
aged eighteen, yesterday In Shelby
Turner's saloon here. Ball was shoot
ing at another person.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-23

IT LOOKS as though the insan-
ity plea was working overtime in
the criminal cases. The defense
in murder trial at Salt Lake
City urges the consideration that
the defendant, who was a street
car conductor: sometimes forgot
to ring up fares.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-23

The crop outlook in Dakota
never was better-but the grain
isn't in the bin nor the money in
the farmers hands yet, and
many things have been known to
happen in that state between now
and threshing time.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-23

IT IS time that the people Of
northern Minnesota united in a
determination to solve the ques-
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-05-23

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'oneer.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-01-10

nite!y.
1t was moved and seconded, that
an I. ectric light he erected at the
corner IT Gibson and New Hamp.
shire streets, and that the company
1T notified to erect the same within
thirty dave. Carried.
On motion, duly seconded, the
Council then adjourned till the
next regular meeting, the first
Tuesday in February, at 6 r. N.
C. L. WILLIAMS, Mayer.
w. G. KENrzEL, Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-01-10
TRIED TO CONCEAL II.

It's the old story Of ''murder will out"
only in this case there's no crime. A
woman feels run down, has backache
OF dyspepsia aad thi ks it's nothing ana
tries to hide 1t until she finally breaks
down. Don't deceive yourself. Take
Electric Bitters at once. It has repu.
tation OF curing Stomach Liver AND
Kidney troubles and will revivtly your
whole system. The worst forms u those
maladies will quickly yield to the cura-
tiva mower Of Electric Bltters. Only
sl,c and guaranteed by J. L. Watkins,
Of the City Drug Store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-01-10

Beautiful Bed Comforts, only
81, % At the Notion Store, Madi-
sonyiile, also Fire Dogs, longs, etc.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-01-10

Mrs. f. john Ellis, after 40.
aence Of six months. visiting points
Tennessee, aud The North and East,
returned Dec 81, ~ time to start
the New Year III our delightful
town.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-01-10

We call aiteniis.n to tile advertise
ncnl Ut A Mnnpat & Sons, bar
roam and restaurant in the Conrad
House. Ab,La Springs. Accoinmo-
dations for guests.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-01-10

No. l0l, held by Miss NJ. +.
Kent, won the doll at Mr.. q. Z.
torsylhe's Store.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-01-10

Rev. j. ". Williams held service
fOr the first time, in the new Pres
hytcrian Church last Sunday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-01-10

Mr.. j. L. o;roble, who has been
il the city for surgical treatment,
iet,.rn.d last MONDAY evening. We
hope he will soon recover to perfect
health.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-01-10

\ Mrs. A. Crawford, No. 895, won
tt,e line top buggy, Perry makea
rsftled by Bickhaln, Magee & Co.,
on January, J.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-01-10
u. A. O. D

,sog ne t'mlaya Grave, No. II
Aieets on the first and third Saturdays
IN the month, at 1880 P. NJ, ct Castle
Hall. K. of F., Covington, La.
LOUIS MEDAL, Noble Arch.
+, B, HExPEL Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-01-10

Rev. r. H. Fonta,ne preached
morning and night last Sunday, in
The Methodist Church. He is the
guest Vt Mr: w. II. Krone.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-01-10

The Dixon Academy basket bali
team has challenged tile 7 N. G. A.
tea,n, Of New Orleans, aud the same
has been accepted. The game will
he played at the Y. NJ. G. A. gym
nasium next Saturday night, Jan. II
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. 5. j. Adams, Of
New York, were in Cov'ngton Iast
Thursday. They intend purchase
ing place ator near Abita Springs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1903-01-10

Timberland leases ioi sale vt this
office.