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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
When wsehino tic Hands.

Beauty doctors are asserting vehe
meatly that the only respectable ano
safe way TO wash the hands IS TO fol
low the soapy scrubbi-s with a thor
oush rinsing lin running water" You
must hold them alternately under tho
hot and cold water faucet. they de
clare. and by SO doing the flesh is mas
saged and kept soft and white.
linsirg the face and hands thor
oughly after washing is quite as in
rortant as the washing Itself. if the
people who rake beauty study ara 20
be believed. Tie soap lnust be got ont
of the pores or it viii ronghen and dry
the skin ard often asgr2vatc the ten
dency 10 Observation-Disclosures
Telegraph
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
GET OFF TIE WAGON
Cuick Wit of an Usher Avcrts
TRAGEDY.

Tragedy.
The quick wit OF one of the ushers
at recent wedding avcrted what
might have been a tragedy following
the joyous ceremony. He had been
the life of the large house party at
tending tho wedding. One of his
stories particularly pleased the father
Of the bride. The catch lire in il
was. 'ikey. set Of the wagon After
the bride ard bridegroom had started
On their hone! Gocn = number of the
guests went to q tAeater, then 70
supncr, and it was late when they
drove TO the home of their host.
The house was dark. and Though
a ring CT the bell would have brought
one of the servants. il was decided
for a lark to try to get in, undctected
through window opening on the
porch. Being in happy mood. the
party forget that there had been
some talk during tie day Of the pos
a:bilitieS of burglars making q try
for the valuable wedding presents.
The window fastening was not
very secure. and = little pressure re
leased it. TAen the usher got his.
head inside the window. He saw
the CLINT OF polished steel in the dim
light at tire end of the hall, and he
realized his danger of being shot for
burglar. Quick as flash ne shout.
cd, "Ikey. get OFF the wagon"
When the brides father opened the
door and let them IN he still had the
revolver in mis- hand. He said. lit
tie more soberly than he had before
My boy. that's a great story. New
York Sun.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
The Pres;dent,s Mary visitors

A man who is on duty mos, Of to
time in the white house Offices and has
a weakness for statistics has made a
record for 4 month Of tie number Of
visits which certain public men paie
to The president. Here arc few
items takoa from his record for Fen
ruary: James X. Garfield. sixty-ave:
john 7. Proctor siXty-lcur; Gen. Leo
nard a. Wood. siXty-two: W. D
roa,&e. Gftyeieht: Senator =. c. Plat.
thiuy-iiyc: Frank 2. Sargent. forty;
Senator Ii. c. Lodge. siAty-ore; Score
;arT of State Hay ten; Secretary of
War Root. eight; Senator Knute Mel
son. sixty-iwo. Mr Garfield takes
mo lead because he has taken much OF
tho burden of the new department Of
commerce or Secretary Cosielyou's
shoulders.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
Commercial REVIEW.
Gcrera! Trad. Conditions.

K. G. Dan & Campany's Weekly
Review OF Iradc' says
Unrest in the ranks oi labor has in
creased rather than abatcd since May
:. when difficulties OF this sort usually
eliminate No single struggle OF great
magnitude is n progress. but the ire
Ireacy o; small strikes is disturbing,
and III the aggregate 4 large force is
IDLE. wliile important industrial under
.aAingS arc checked Prices ~ com
rodiiics declined slightly during April
Dams index number falling from $9g.-
70 /" Sos. 56I \ year ago the highest
oirt OF recent wears was touched al
,ic22SQ. Railway earnings in April
we're 49, 1cr cent. larger than in last
year and - Ter cent. above 1901.
TcX:!lc manufacturers at the Eas:
have not improved their position dur
ng the past week. Job6crS are buying
,niy small quantities. exercising a dis
elimination ;;ai Indicates dull markets
elsewhere. and statesmen are being with.
irawr from the road
Failure, Til, week numbered rs il
he Uni.cd States against 2!S last year.
md - iii Canada compared with ~ a
year ago.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
u StaN0S AEOslce

Doctor pierce's Favorite Prescription
stands alone, as the one and only remedy
for leucorrhea, female weakness, pro-
lapsus, or falling of the womb, so abso-
lutely specific and sure i'll curing these
common ailments of women, as To war
rant its makers i'll Offering to pay, as
they hereby do, the sum OF $500 reward
for a case OF the above Inaladics which
they can not cure. This is remarkable
offer. No other medicine for the cure
OF woman's peculiar ailments is backed
by such a remarkable guarantee No
other medicine for woman's ills is pos
sessed OF the unparalleled curative pro-
perties that would warrant its rake
i'll publishing such an offer: no other ren-
edy has such a record OF third OF a
century OF cures on which to base sue,
a remarkable offer.
Miss Emma Weller. who is Secretary OF the
Young Peoples Christian Association q; 1918
Madison Avenue. New York CITY SAYS: "Nucr
Favorite Prescription is boon L. sick aud
tired women. for II cures them when other med
iciuCs fail. know whereof sneak for have
had experience with il; For fourteen months
had constant headaches seemed too weak 10
perform my daily duties, and when the day was
over | was too sired 10 sleep well. suffered
froin nervousness and indigestion. and every
thing ate distressed M. Doctored with differ
cnt physicians but received no relief After
reading OF Won. books decided 10 give .-o;ir
Favoritc Prescription trial. Am very glad
/ did. for found j; was just what wanted
commenced 10 improve at once and kept getting
better until, after seven weeks. ! entirely
cured. have remained in perfect health ever
since and remain a firm friend OF your Favor
tie Prescription.
The dealer who offers substitute for
"Favorite Prescription is only seeking
to make the little more profit afforded
by a less neritorious medicine. His
profit is your loss. Therefore. turn your
back on him as unworthy of your pat
ronage.
If constipated use Or. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets. They cure constipation,
biliousness and sick headache. They do
not produce the "pill habit"
WORLDS DrsPENSARY MEDICAL AS
sccIATIoN, Proprietors, Buffalo, y. Y.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
Cross Words.

Not only pleasant things. but sad ones,
nave thei. influence. and are remembered.
Il is well to nave this truth ever in mind.
and to act in view OF it, Kind words can
lever die. says the little song When one
heard that sung pleasantly he SAID sadly,
Cross words can never die" One is as
:rme as the other When we speak to an.
2ther. il would be well for us to ask our
own hearts. How will this be thought OF
by and by. when ii is recalled in memory"
by our words and by our deeds we are
making memories for others that shall give
Pleasure. or giye pain. in the coming days
Sunday School Times
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
Recipes.


Pcached Eggs ard Herbs.-Put two
tablespoonfGls of butter and two table.
Tpoonfus OF fou: in pan; add one
teaspoon of chopped parsley. one tea
spoon of chopped chives; stir one min
ute; add che cupful of white stock;
salt and pepper to season: let boil two
minutes; have six eggs nicely poached
on hot platter; pour the sauce ovsr
them
Simple Sponge Cake.-Beat tho
yolks Of three eggs. and one and one
half cupfuts of gTanuiatcd sugar. one
tablespoon of le.ron juice. half cup
of water: sift in TWO cupfuls of sif;ed
pastry -four beat we'll. add the whites
of the eggs beaten stiff ard two leve!
teasDoonfuls of BAKING powder; line
sponge cake pan with brown paper.
turn in the mixture and bake il a
moderate oven forty-fve minutes.
Omelet SovfIle-Geat the whites Of
three eggs very stiff: beat the yolks
until thick. add them TO the whites,
then add one and orc-half tablespoon
full OF powdered sugar and the juice OF
half 4 lemon; nut these ingrsd ents
together very carefully and heap by
the spoonful into butterad dish OF
buttered dish or buttered paper cases;
sprinkle with powdered sugar and bake
in a moderate oven a golden brown
about twelve minutes; serve rs soon as
removed from the oven.
Egg Biscuit-Sift two level teaspoon.
fuls OF baking powder, one teaspoonful
Of sugar, half level teaspoon of salt
and TWO crptuls of siftei -four; rub
into this Two level tablesQocnfuls OF
butter: when well mixed add one egg
well beaten ard add half . cupful Of
milk 10 it; add this to the dough. mix-
ing with a spoon the dcggh should
TIC quite soft; toss On Z foursd board,
roll OUT - one inch thick: cut with a
biscuit cutter and place in a slightly
Toured pan; bake in a quick oven fiji
teen mi2ltec.
Fish Ia Rcine-Frce one pound Of
cold cooked Goldfish or hadGCck from
piece: put two level tablesooonfuls of
butter II a frying pan: wheE it ha2
melted add two level tahlespaonfuls of
-four: stir until smooth: then add one
cur.Gl cf cola milk little at time
on" level ieaspooAfui OF sale and lit
tie perNei: put this orer tot water.
beat Tic yCik Of one oE-; adj it to the
fish aad cook one inmate; add a little
"hoaiel parsleT: aerve on to@st OF
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
THO Snbhnfh.

o. I'll the holy days none is more worthy
ri the epithet than the Sabbath. Its an.
tiquity. lis resi- Tor the body. mind and
SPIRIT it. worship Of God and study OF His
word and works. the great events Of which
the universe and man and Chris;'s resur-
rection from the dead with all the signii.
canoe OF that august event. combine 10
make 1t the sweetest and hottest OF all the
holy days.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
LATEST QUOTATIONS.

Flour-SrrinS o'ca-. $,'.25a 3 10: best
Pale~t. $3.50: choice Family. S4.o5.
N.;ga:- NV York No >, ~; Phil
1dc'pi;;a ~. :. 7S0-Si9c; Baltimore
Corn-New York No. ,. SIG; Phil
llel?hia No. = 4St4a4Si-c; Baltimore
Osi.-Ncw York No. :. .,of5c; Phil
ldo,pilia No. :. IS: Baltimore No. :.
SIC
Tlay-No. l timothy. large bales.
-1S3Lco: d, small bales --Cd$2l.co:
NJ. !! timothy. $40 900 2o.cc; No. 5
! mctiiy. $icood 1900: No. clover
mixed. >IS.CoM Is 90: No. ; clover mix
ID. S:4.5oG. ya 80; No. clover. SI4.5c
dI5oo: Ne, . 6 yer. $Io.ood 1900: no
.radc hay. $50 ,.co.
Fruits an! NcgctableS.-Cabbagc--
Southern. new. Pc crate $1,000 50
Poiaioc>-Wc>ter per bu 6Sn7 zoe; do.
Eastern. do oSHzoc: do. New Florida.
No. !. per brl $1,000 50; do. do. do.
No. ,. d. s.. 5oM $50 Eggplant-Flor-
,ns-Ycilcw. rcr bu 6cn zoe; do. red.
3. soM 500 Sweet Potomac.
Nt44FN. PEI W - q .'.oo' Wv wv. -N"'''
.rolina. yellow. II $500: do. do.
Fas:e-n Shorc. Yellow. $50 800.
rams $r.:o01oo Tomaiocs-llorida.
aacy per ca.-icr. S5.cod $50: do. do.
air Ia good. 10 Sl.so1d $50. ASpara-
Us. per da1cn hlnchc> 81. goa 200
straw berries rcr q odl2c. Cukcs-
Florida. per box Si.5cM2.5o. Spring
on,ons. per 100 65a7oc. Green Pens
ocr basket $i.25GI.6o. Bcars-Grccn,
per box $2.co4 as: do wax. per box
S&coG3.5o. iet,vcc-Sou;hcrn. per
rasket $I.oomI.-:: do. native. d" sou
Butte Separator. ga .ec: Gathered
,rcar. 22u sc: prin,S. lib. 2oH 27c.
Rolls. lib. 2S0 .oc: Dairy p;s. Md,
Pa Va. -'ia, 25c.
Eggs.-Wcs:cr" Maryland am Penn
syivar;a. Ter dozen. IA l5c; Eastern
Shor" CMa~yiard and Virginia. ais:
Virginia -mI=: West Virginia "a ;
Western OILS: Southern 1874:
-.;,;nca cnlo: duck, Eastern Shore
iarty. -nr5: CO Western and South
~ --'f'i4 /.
Checsc-Larsc. 6o-lbs. I3ilm!3j4c:
.o s3-,bs. 1880. 1876: c5-lbs, l49l
I;i4c.
Live roul,ry. = Chickens ~ Hens
heavy to medium. ~ "a 6; old roort
r. each. 2:1i.So: voting. good To choice
l.nI5: d.. rough and shaggy. "a 10:
SPRING. T., lbs and over "a 3; do
to II. lbs. lS1i22: winter lSld 20. Ducks
Fancy. large. -liI2c: do. small. "a
10: uIa>coyy ard m"ngrcl IIGII2
Ciccsc. Western. each. .iod 4oc. Guinea
fowl. cash IA 2sc. Pigeons. old
strong Ayers. per pair. "a SOC; do
vorng. -5n.io
Ilidcs-!Icavy steers. association
AID sai:cr>. late kill. 10 lbs and up. close
selections. c;.mtoi,; COWS and light
steers. So 81 {.
Provisions and Hog Products.-Bulk
clcar r,5 sides. nc: bulk clear sides.
tiI5: bulk shoulders. oI3; bulk lat
backs. Is lbs and under. 10; bulk bel
les. IL: buik ham butts. 10; bacon clear
III sides. ~. clear sides, IIA: bacon
shoulders. Ici.: sugar-curcd breasts,
small. 1912: sugar-cured shoulders
blade cats. Iot.: sugar-curcd shoulders.
narrow. IC'.. sugar cured shoulders
Ntra broad. ia: Sugar-curcd Caiilo--
ia hams. IoiI: canvaSed and uncanvas-
ID hams. /, lbs and over. -; hams
,anvascd and uncanvased, Is lbs and
svcr. 1884: skinned. II =; refined lard
secondhand tubs. 1919; refined lard
l,aii- barrels and new tubs 1854; ticrccS
az. no.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16
Ps.aoorians Are pyinq ou..

Dr. Julius Boeckelmann, German
physician and scientist. who went TO
Patagonia eight years ago TO study
the conditions of the country. says the
Patagonians will be extinct in q te~
years.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-16

An excellent polish is made by shak
ing well together equal parts boiled
inseed-oil, turpentine. vinegar and
spirits of wine Apply very spare'y
with Piece of flannel, and polish WITH
a soft cin:h
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-29
FAcTs SPEAK LOUDER THAN
 FLAT.

Alaska has forged Co the front during latter wears with an Increasing ratio that Is almost astounding. While the anii-ls'r' torlal reactionsriss have been constant in elatantly heraliing the cry that advance msnt was relaxing and the population was dscfeasng, villages have grown inio thriving towns, new industries have b sn established throughout the district and constant stream of people have been pouring into th. country and ,c,,teIing out over th. district. New gold, cIppsr and silver strikes, and many of them, have been made all over the country. New elnner- les. saltsfIss and other hShlng enterprises have been established LumcefIng and coal mining have become live flc'0,S iu tte general Industry. on hsItS have been is- covered and are being developed, trlrsr0T- ta,ion cilitIsS have incyeaS.l 1r1 cn every hand ore visible contradictions oi the pesslmis,ie assertions 5t ths tories "hc have so fran,icalv sntslyorel Co 1s'oul thslr own nests.
 The P.-L hits the nail square on the head ln the following;
 "Psopis who have been declaring t5g i've VsaA past tha, the reports of gold ti>>0v- aries ln Alaska was sx ggerltei ior selfish purposes and that there would soon be ln exodus from ths country might study witu profit the rscoris of g5lt receipts. While Alaska Is bound to have a great future aS an agricultural country and a protut.J vt coal, Iron, oll and other ores than those containing the precious metals, i' Is also clear that her v.sIt Of gold will probably 10 on increasing annuliy t0, the next quarter of a century,
 During the time thi: the tories have been sndslvoring Co represent that ths populltlou was shrinking a large it iluX oi people have gone Into the Ns'c0iS'n tis- trlct and the population ot Vrnge.l 'n1 Ks,chlkan have doubled. Tgsstwsl. Douglas and Juneau have intrsasst their populstlon-,he latter by third Y ,tsz has grown Co a thriving town. s-'t,-s, Fllroanks, Chem, Celttoot Iul Ccprer Center are but lately named locations and SO mJrs could be adttt.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-29
GRAND JURY
Report Submitted to Court
 at Ketchikan.

The grand jury submitted les reports last Saturday after having been in session sx- ae ly six days, during which time it re- turned three indictments, one of them not a true bill In its report it most earnestly recommends the erection of a court house Of sufficient size to provide office quarters for all the court officials Including the United States commissioner, with judges eh ,mbers, court room, jury rooms and jail, and points out the fact that there Is no safe or vault ln which 10 keep the records which arc now in constant danger of de- s,ruciion bv fire. lt also recommends the appointment of an assistant district at tornev to reside in Ks,ehlkdn, and a steam CT or gasoline launch for the use oi the Uaitei States marshal and hls deputies in the sGiorcsment of the laws, and closes by experimenting Kstehikln on ''lts present excellent moral and llw-sbldInE condition, Shlth has materially frightened the duties
 this body during lts deliberations. D. Mlning Journal
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-29
Born Friday Afternoon

The home of James N. Mast was bright .n5d Friday afternoon at 3;31, by the ar rvlI of a bouncing girl baby that weighed nine and a half pounds. Dr. Truax Ofh- cla,ed at the birth and the mother and child are both doing well
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-29
SANTA ANA

The Plelhe Packing & Navigation Co 's steamer Santa Ana. sailed on the eS,h from Seattle. She will go iS tsr Co the north and westward as UnlIaska. She continues her voyage from Valdez owing c the break down of th. mail steamer ShsllEoff. which has been plying between Valdez and UnalaSka.
 The Alaska Commsrcial O.. steamer Bertha will es ,hs next Copper river yes ssl to depart after the Santa Ana. She IS scheduled Co leave ApI.l 2.
 Both The Bertha sud the Santa Ana will have a large passenger list and a full ear 70. Several heavy shipments of oil m,- ehlnsrl arc consigned to tEs K0vak oil ields.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-29
Pullsn HOuss Masquerade

Under the management of Msssrs West and Boardman about 2S couples indulged 10 a delightful masquerade at the Pullsn House last night. A delicious lunch was served at I2 o'clock.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-29

Hlsa woeful pity that right early io the game the United States dil n.t ss. tablish a line Of military posts at the sum nit Of the Roeky mountains and then howl for arbitration.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-29

Belle or LsunEJOn Wniskey-eight years old-just out of government bond. and Three Crown Diamond Malt whis- bsy-strietiy pure-a' the Seattle Saloon
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-29
PERSONAL MENTION


 A. X. Richardson. the unfortunate mounted policeman who lost hls eye sight by being kicked by a horse while on duty Un Sslmon tlvsr, arrived on the lraln lest nigh, and went S.uh on the Princess. Re was accompanied by Constable Haynes of the \, W. h. P.
 -r..
 Deputy Customs Collector WaEGonsr returned to ths summit yesterday morning.
 Capt S. Williams. comm ,ndsr of ths Yukon steamer CiwSon, with wife aud son, arrived on the Princess Nav.
 Rev. R. J. Bowen, Of Whltsherss, re- turned on the Princess May.
 E, S. Walsh. the Dawson attorney, re- turned on the Princess May.
 Corp. Bell, of the N. ". M. P., DAv- son, who has been stopping ht Che Dewey, went to Vancouver on the Princess May. R. A. Jackson the Atlin mining man re- turned on the Princess.
 Miss Franels Lilly, of Lilly Bros, the Dawson feed merchants. anlysi on the train last night and sailed south on the Princess
 R. ]. HsnsY who has been very Ill with St the RiilrOsd hospital Is con vllsscing.
 Alex Mcdonald the "Klondlks King" arrived on the Princess May and left on the train yesterday morning.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-29

lEs Royal Laundry cannot be sxeellsd They t,n suit your taste and eonveniene. and fl vCu In prices. Phone o7, next t0 electric light plsnt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-29

Best baths in the city at the Principal Barber Shop. Opposite Board of Trade
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-29

Cluetts latest style men collars and cuffs at thf B. M. Behrends CO.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-29

Free lunch and tsn-csnt beer at the Pack Traln. q
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-29

Choice books for birthday gifts al Ladies Bazaar.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-29

H. Boardman will withdraw from the N. w. L. & P. Go June [.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-29

The best meal served ln WhltshOrse Is at the Arctic Cafe.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-29

Patterns new In Mating. Peoples.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-29

Mrs. W. L. Spear Is out sfisr 2 severe attack of the grippe.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-29

Fresh tan daily at the Boss Bakery.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-03-29

Alex MeDOnald the "Klondlks King" arrived on the Princess May and left on the train yesterday morning.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-18
.Lunnon" Likes ,Ot.v

It may be that the quality of imagI-
nation was lacking in the Boston and
Salem merchants who attempted in
1912 to introduce American Ice into
London. One of them tried to attain
this end Ivy demonstrating the merits
of American iced drinks. He hired a
hall. as the story goes, ana trained Il
number of men to mix the cool bever-
ages of his native land. The members
Of the FiShmongerS' association. pre-
sumably as fond of turtle as aldermen
themselves, were the guests. The wait
ers made an imposing entry, but, alas,
the first sound. that met the ear Of the
American promoter expecting Il
chorus of approval, was that Of an
English voice calling for hot water and
saying, Il prefer it, all in ALL" The
American completes the story, Il made
a dead rush for the door, next day set
tied my bills in London, took train for
Liverpool and the steamer for Boston
and counted up a clear loss Of 1900"
M. A. De Wolfe Howe in Atlantic.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-18
Deeds Of Trust

Sistersv,lle Window Glass com
pauy to F. D. Mccoy, trustee fol
First National Bank, Sistersville
on certain glass In stock and to BIT
N anufactu1ed, etc., 10 secure $I7,'
600.
F. W. Baume- & Co. VS.. F. W
Elder, notice of reservation OF title
etc., to secure $2I5.
NIB Seal and w. E Seal to c
W. Grier, trustee for G B. West
lots ~ and 20 Stockings addition
to Sistersville to secure 5000.
c. A. Warnecke and wife to c
F. Stealey, two deeds of trust on
lot No. 1o2, Middlebourne and
stock In store, ETC., to secure te
John F. Shore 5000 and c. S
Stealey and W. H. HUH, indem
nity, $3.50.
Judgment Liens
7. E. Swan and H. B. Jemison,
partners as Swan and Jemison, VS.
E. o. Curry, judgement $3.50
Costs $I.eo.
Walker, Stratman & Co., VS. Jas
L Fox, judgment $3I.5o and
81 90 costs.
J.E. Swan and H. B. Jemison,
VS.. Belle Booher, judgment 1858
and costs $3.50.
DR.. J. A. Grier VS.. Sam Parkin-
son, judgment $40. and costs 81 IS.
Releases.
o. w. o Hardman to Nancy
Swan ct al, deed of trust.
C.E.Pyle to Nancy Swan, judg-
ment lien.
The Farmers & Producers Bank,
to Mrs. w. E. Seal, deed of trust.
F. F. Furbee & Co to Nathan
Knight, deed of trust.
J.G. Mayfeld assigne to James
9 Homer, deed of trust.
A. R. Williamson to James L,
Williamson, deed of trust.
w. H. Flesher, to Nancy Swan,
ct al. judgment lien.
Asia D. Powell ad mr.. to Martha
V. Barrett and husband, deed Of
trust.
J. M. Edwards to J. R. Lazeal,
vendors lien.
Laura E. Moore 10 Benopi Tuttle
vendors lien.
John F. Shore to G. A. Warnecke,
deed of trust.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-18
Notice to Contractors.

Notice Is hereby given that I will
receive sealed bids until noon
March 21st, 1902, for the material
and work for a two story frame
house to be built on my lot on Main
street In Sisters lille. Bids will be
received for all the work and sepa-
rate bids for the stone work,
plumbing, hardware and the wood
and carpenter work. Plans and
specifications can be seen at Nc
Coy's Book Store. I reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
House mast be completed by AT
gust I, 1908. Bond with approved
security for the completion of the
house as to material and time will
be required.
1855 MARIA R. WELLS.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-18
More Riots.

Disturbances of strikers are not
nearly as grave as individual dis
order Of the system. Overwork,
loss of sleep, nervous tension will
be followed by utter collapse, TN
less reliable remedy Is immediate.
ly employed. There's nothing so
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liver or kidneys as Electric Bitters.
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nervine and the greatest all around
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