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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-21
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&, OBITUARIES.
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w. R. Ladley.

A message was received in this
city announcing the death Of W..
R. Ladley, Tuesday evening, Octo-
Der 10. The deceased was born
and reared near this place, but Of
late years resided at Wasp, Pleas
ants county. He removed to this
county last fall. He was married
several years ago to Miss Maggie
Jemison, daugher of Edward Jem'
ison. of Meadville who, with three
children and his mother are left
ito mourn his demise. Funeral
services were conducted at his late
home by Revs. Fellers and John,
son. after which the remains were
tenderly laid away in the Beech
Run cemetery, in the presence OF
large concourse of friends and
relatives.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-21

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Not so warm today.
K 4 II
Awfully windy today.
Nice little rise in the river.
X 4 x
Turkeys reported very scarce.
Another fine shower last night.
Pumpkin pies are now in sea-
son.
We are promised colder wealth
Halloween will be appropriate>
ly celebrated in this city.
DR.. Morris was called to Wheel
ing this afternoon by the illness
of his father.
X y y
Most all the farmers in this vi
cinity are pretty well through
with their seeding.
x = z
Numerous social functions are
booked to occur in the city about
the date Of Halloween.
Andrew Leasure of Pollard, this
county, was in the city today look
ing after some business matters.
x 4 e
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dennison
of New York, arrived in the city
this afternoon. Mr.. DennisOn is
general manager Of the American
Oil Development company.
x 4 r
George and Thistle Wells, who
left for their home in Montgom-
cry county, Missouri, this morn
ing, were accompanied as far as
Parkersburg by their nephew,
Thos. J. Mccoy.
y Il K
Misses Frank and Sallie Rus
sell and Mrs. Robert Corbitt re.
turned this afternoon from Park. .
ersburg, where they have been in
at a meeting Of the
new Presbyterian synod.
4 4 Il
Bells Imperial band will give
an open air concert on Saturday
evening from the balcony of the
Hotel Mercer. The band furnishes
good music, and at their concert |
tomorrow night a number of new
selections will be rendered.
DR.. w. II. Kerr, the well-knOwn |.
and efficient veterinary surgeon,
returned home last evening from
a professional visit to Folsom, in
Wetzel county. The Doctor in
forms us the South Penn Oil COM
pany has started one crew of men
this week, this being the
first work the South Penn has or
dered done since the company
shut down active work several
weeks since.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-21
TO PROPERTY OWNERS.


islature, showing how tax values
of real estate will be affected by
the reassessment act:
It has been customary in West
Virginia to have all real estate re-
assessed at intervals Of about ten
years.
The present assessed valuations
were fixed under the provisions OF
the act of February -, 1879, ana
the first taxes on them as a basis
were those for the year 1900. The
provision of this Act of 1899, IN
reference to the method OF ascer-
tanning values was that the COM
missioner should proceed to exam
inc in person all the tracts OF lana
and town lots. with buildings and
improvements. if any thereon,
within his district, and upon such
examination and III accordance
with his instructions and the pro-
visions of the act, ascertain and
assess the fair cash value there
Of.
At the recent special session OF
the Legislature it was ordered
though only five years had elapsed
since the last reassesSment, that
all real estate in the State should
be again reasSessed, such reassess-
ment to be the basis for the taxes
of the year 1905, and thereafter
until the next assessment.
The act under which this new
reassessment will be made was
known as House Bill No. %. 1t IS
now chapter Is of "Advance
Chapters Acts of West Virginia
Extra Session, 1904 and may be
found at page 132 1t provides:
That the State Tax commls-
sioner-an official created at the
xpecial session-shall appoint a
commissioner for each county In
the State to reassess the value OF
all real estate in such county; and
that such commissioner, after quail
flying,
i, "sball, on the first day of JAN
uary 1905, proceed in person to
examine all tracts of land and
town lots, with all buildings and
improvements thereon, in his coun-
tv, and shall upon such examlna-
ton and by the aid Of such lnfor'
nation as he may be able to OBJ
tain, respecting their value, ascer-
tain and assess the true and actual
value thereof; that is to say, at
the price for which such property
would sell if voluntarily offered
for sale by the owner thereof up
on the terms upon which such
property is usually sold, and not
= the price which might be realized
upon a forced sale"
The difference in the two meth
DDS of fixing the valuation for tax
alton is substantially that the old
took the fair cash value as the
thing to be ascertained, and the
new requires that the valuation
: for taxation shall be what the
property would bring at voluntary
sale.
There have been four OF these
general reassessments of real es
tate. The first for the year 1913
added to the value of real estate
in round numbers, $3,6OO,OOO; the
second, for 1888, 81, 100000; the
third, for 1892, $23,OOo,oOo, ane
the last, for 1900, $9,Ooo,ooo, ant
the question very naturally arises
how much will the tax value o.
real estate be increased by the re
assessment to be made as OF th'
first day of January next?
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-21
Weather Report.

Special to The Oil Review.
Washington, Oct. 21.-Partl!
cloudy with occasional showers to
night and Saturday.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-21
George Purtle.

The friends and relatives were
grieved to learn of the death of
George Purtle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Purtle left Stringtown for Brad
ford. Pa, and in a day or two af-
ter they arrived at that place Mr.
Purtle was kicked by a horse and
died in a few hours. Mr.. Purtle
was an employee of the South Penn
Oil company at Stringtown, and
was respected by all.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-21


He may take it for granted that
after January l the tax value OF
his real estate will be the same as
it's selling value when sold volun-
tarily on the usual terms. How
the present assessed value COM
pares with this selling value may
be inferred from the following
extract from the report of the
Tax commission, remembering
that the present assessed value
is supposed to be the fair cash
value:
"No mans judgment is so per-
feet as to enable him to estimate
the cash value of anything that is
not generally sold for cash, and
when it comes to placing a cash
value assessors indulge in the
widest speculation. They have
no experience or information to
guide them in such cases; they
generally estimate that it will
bring one-third, one-haif, or per-
haps as much as two7thirds OF its
real value, depending upon its ma
ture, quality and real ,,...o..'th as de-
termined by them, uncOnsclously
though it may be, and conse-
quently the third, half or two
thirds is adopted as the value for
the purpose of taxation. "
1t would seem from this that it
would be no eXaggeration to say
that the reasseSsment now to be
made will have the effect OF
doubling the tax value of all real
estate. And if the levy rates
should be cut even one-half, to cor
respond with this doubling of real
estate values, the fact remains
that the real estate owner must
under any rate of levy pay a much
greater portion of all taxes than
he now does, since the tax value
of his property is doubled, while
the tax value of all other prop
erty' remains exactly as it now is.
If the county and district levy
rates should be reduced One-half
in every county of the State
which is practically impossible
this would decrease the personal
property taxpayers taxes just
one-half, but it will leave the real
estate taxpayer just where he now
is, for the tax value of his prop
erty will have been doubled.
Beginning with the year OF 1909
the values of real estate will be
assessed by the county assessor
every year, as is now the case with
personal property. This is requir-
ed by a law, also passed at the re-
cent special session of the Legis-
latrre, which was known as sub
stitute for Senate Bill No. l, and
is now Chapter 4 of Advance Chap
ter Acts of West Virginia, Extra
Session, 1904. Its pertinent pro-
visions as to the method of fixing
the value of real estate, is found
in section II of the act, which is
as follows:
"12. All property, both real
and personal. in any county, eX-
cept as herein otherwise express
| " provided, shall be assessed as
of the first day of April of each
year at it's true and actual value
that is to say. at the price Tor
which such property would sell II
voluntarily offered fer sale by the
owner thereof upon such erms as
such property, the value of which
is sought to be ascertained, is usu'
ally sold, and not the price which
might be REALIZED if such property
were sold at a forced sale.
So it will be seen that when the
annual assessment of real estate by
the regular assessor is put into op
Grafton, precisely the same meth
Il ,.oo,+o;,;pr tic tay yalup vii
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-12
Nmifi@er 9ampfer
Mns |Iabipofof eriheint siir Hepa.
ratur in amerifanii6em 9afen.

g q s raneiseo, IL. Sept.
Ser ruiiide s. anspOrtoampfer r2ena"
unter @apitdn 8erlinsfn fam beute our
0ornabme ton &%eparaturen bier on.
Oas S9if, tuel9es bor 81 Sasen aus
0laoiuotof abfubr, bat cine 8eman=
aung bon 497 Wann nit 81 Sffi3is=
rem unb % 5eidtbe.
Sas Sdif befano fi9 auf elmer
2aperfabrt nod @ontre=8 anbe unb
fu9te ben Sampier Wmerica nb3u-
fangen, Der bon bier einise WO9en
3uriid abfubr unb am 2. Sept. in
9onstons anfam.
Die Wntunft Der 2ena III mad @aib=
ington 9emeloet. Sntruttionen iiber
bic 9dnse oes Nufentbalts weroen bon
bort %ertpartet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-12
Surge 9epei@en.
IL. Sept.
81 81 b.

Prosrefo, Wegico. Gin
gauges 9%duiergebiert bon @ei4dfts9e-
bduben tpurbe bura Geuer bernidtet.
Ser 8erluf miro auf iber 81, 600, 900
peranf4la9t.
ct. 9eIena. Momiral @bab=
uid's @efdwaoer, bic &reu3er v8root=
Inn" unb atlanta" fOmie bic 2anO=
nenboote vWarietta" uno n@afine"
famen Na9mittass bier an.
g a |, ECUADOR. @uapa-
quill mar Na9mittass bon bier big ftinf
l1br infolse elmer SOnnenfinfernib,
begleitet BON lei9tem @robebeu, in fat
boltdnoiges Suntel gebtlt. Grit
einise Minuten Dor fttnf rlbr seiste fi&
bic Some pieber am 9immel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-12
0erau@erteS WIett@.

Suaar gureb etinfen - grte NuaIitdt :
1870 gfuno l3a; 15 9funp l53e; 1o-I
4funb Ia; 8meite AuaIttdt 2o--l8 9ftnb
13s ; 10 Plumb 1876 /; IL 4hsab 124c |; 10
Efuno 1910.
@aIifurmt@e s&tn,ea-s bic spfunb 103e;
8 Bic IL 9sfutb l04e.
e&uItern-GnsI. Gureb, ID bts 20 Bfunh
tm Dur9i&nttt. 1Oac; Is RfsnS Dur&i@nitt.
1Ofe, 10 bis IL Ntuan lie.
Srabfid,e ped-3Iarer gnSIib GureS Is,
se.uabIter eusar @ureb 1se, 81 Rfunb TN
Dur&i&nttt l64e 8 BIG 8 Bhinb tn Tur9s
l@nitt 144c; 10 bic IL Pfunb TN 9urbf&nitt
124e; s 9fano TN Dur9i@nttt, i4raaI, 12e .
6 gf,snb I'M Our&f&nitt. f@ual, 12c.
sped, gnsI.-@eudbIter, 8 bis 10 gfurh
TIM Dur9idmitt. 144e; IL bis IL pfunb Ia,
Dur9i@nitt. l2ie.
eped-9Iare eeiteu, 30 bts 60 Bfunb TN
Dur9i9nitt, 1oe; aIare Seiter, 30 bts 40
8iunb, 1Oac; 2lare Bellies. 81 biz 80 Efanh,
103e; ls bis % 3d., lie; Ia biz Is gfunb,
1l}c; RIare @iden, 20 bis 80 Rfunb, 10fe;
Riiden IL BIB IL pf"nb 10ac; 3Iare yaGen 8
BIC 8 2funb, SIC
9ep66eltes S@~rnetnefetf9 = 4mo@enIoSes
Tanep pig $40. 80; 3Iares Bean $29.00; Gous'
Ip $3.50; ebort Clear $3.50; ssumpi
$l4. 30.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-12
8etretDe.

Bsben - go. 2 rotber $1.09 auf gele,
fen, Sl.OS Don RabIsn; gto. q rotbsr Sl.C3.
September $1.09; Basemoepen s1.o6.
8orn (neues) - SO. l r,eib 53e Sc. 2
weib 63c; SO. 9 weib t8c; SO. a wetb.
50c; 10. 2 weib seni9t 53e $50. 9
wetb semii9t 68a; SO. 4 weib semti&t
b0e; SO. Q seIb 534e; SO. 8 seIb g. ;
SO. 4 seIb Sic; go. Q seuti&t 63e;
SO. 8 aenhi9t 53c; go. 4 seurii@t DOC ;
RpIben 62e.
Safer- ss. Q uetber 333c; 80. 8 wetbes
33e; go. Q @euti9ter Sic; go. 8 aeuusi4ta
31c.
oeu SO. 1 Ttmotbs $1,000; go.
2 neues Tirnotbp 1915.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-12
G6Htereteu.

indianapolis Detail gerfaufsprete:
@ammutb 2Iee Sc. 50-Sz. 90.
Hptber S0.00E$6. T.
Mlitfe 81. 25-$8.00.
@lfaIfa $8.60-S9.00.
@eiber So. 50-$10.25.
Sancp Tinotbb ~$1.85-$1.S0.
@epdbIter 81 80-$1.s6.
9rtua 81. 75-S1. 80.
Sancb Rentudp 8Iansrab $1.4O-$1.5O
@rtra retnes in @baf $1,000.
Dr9arb @rob 81. 45-$1.60.
Reb Cop in @baf 65cI$1.25.
Deiber Soma Samen Safer 5000.
Beiber Snitois s5c-55e.
Sarnen Corn weib unb seIb S1.1O-s1.5 80.
glutber 3uderrobr Samen $~1-1.25.s
GnfiIase Gorn 9Oc-S1.10.
Sribiabr @erte 90c-Sl.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-12
Sosss DaaeusRastt.

9t1otbb-Beriaufsprsie: $40. 50-l2.50.
Neues Tinnotbp So unb So.
2Iee - gertaufspreiie $6. 00-Ss.0N
@eIiGforn - gertaufspreis: ie na4 bes
OuaIitdt, 60-63e.
Safer-eei@dIt 43-45e; IN ben Ae6rex
s8.0O-$9.00 Der Tonne. 9leuer 32-35e.
etrob-preiie, lie nod benz @rSo. tn Gals
len, $7-$9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-12

SsrN&es Rtnbfeti@-SettIi4e etiere 81
7c; bieiise etiere $3.50; bieigs %tnbe
$50 bis tH0 |funo 73e; btefse &ibe 400
bts $50 9funb o3e Ribe $50 bts $50 Pfanb
&C.; Stier BorberpierteI 6}c, Stter Stnter'
u.erteI l13c, Hinb 8i~nterpierteI 93c, &irb
gorberpiertel 5}c, Rub Bort erpiertel 43c. Rub
Ninterbiertel 8Ac.
Srii@es RaIbFeti4-SdIber SC, 2tnter'
uierteI Ice, BorberpierteI T.
Jrt59es S@afFetf1 2ammer pet Yfunh
10}c ; G@afe 9Ae; S&enieI l3c: &ads hun.
18c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-12
8aies@aQ.

ISs6
MmericanW octation.
Columbus, IL. Sept.
Cries Spiel.
80 10O00O00- l
Snbianapolis @ O0300000- 8
Batterien = Berger uno Oeager;
Giiber uno 8errp.
3weites spiel.
Columbus 10 1OO1O1O*- 3
indianapolis ..OOOOOOOO0- 0
8atterien - 9idsp uno MbbOtt;
PbiQipps unb 8errp.
2~ouissiQe, IL. Sept.
Cries spiel.
2ouisbile .....O 211O2OO*- 6
Soleoo ......0 o.
8atterien = Scott, Cyan uno
S9rieber; Stemart uno Broun.
3weites spiel.
SOuI9DtuS .......... " 4 " j. &
Soleoo ..............2 o. 0
Batterien = JersuIOn uno Serter;
Marttn uno @lart.
ct. paul, IL. Sept.
gr fl piel
Wilpautee ....O OOOOO300- 3
ct. paul 30 00101000- 2
8atterien-9ou9bertp unb Slatterp;
Sla9le uno Suaipan.
3weites spiel.
Milmaufee ....2 OOOOOOO0- 2
q. paul ...1210O110*- 6
Batterien - Mc&ap uno Slatterp;
gorbett unb pierce.
Minneapolis, IL. Sept.
Cries Spiel.
Winneapolis1 0O00001001- 8
2anfas @itpO 02000OO00O- 2
Batterien = StimmeI unb Weaper;
8errp unb &pan.
3meites spiel.
Minneapolis. % l. 8
Ganias Stir. Il 0OO0O000- 2
8atterien-Gort uno @eaber; Sells,
Butler unb &pan.
sc l=2 q a.
Cincinnati, IL. Sept.
grfes Spiel.
Cincinnati 80 o. 2
ct. Souls &c 000OOO31- l.
Batterien = 9abn unb S4lei; Ni=
dolls unb Sminbles.
3meites SPIEL.
Cincinnati, III 301O3OOO- 8
ct. QDuis. 20 o. 5
Batterien-@min9 unb S4lsi; Ni=
dol sunb 8rabp.
Chicago, IL. Sept.
@bicago .OOO10OOOOE l
pittsburg. ....0 / 5
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-12

.otdnopsIts Rakee8reKe:

S~notanapsIts RakeesgreFe
@epobnI. bis gutter 10-12e; prisla BIB ses
wdblter 14-16c : Sancp 82A-S3e. goIh.s
Deuow 10 bts 22e, Sapa $3.50.
SIN 9adeten:
arioia $12.7 5. Zion $11.76, SerieS s12.76;
Caracas S12. %, Tiaportb's $II. 26, 9utG
Sara Blenb SIG. OO,R aiIpou& sll.76, eotes
BIenbeb Sapa $l1.76.
puIperifrter 5.7Oe; 3ff3 puIoerifrter b.75s,
fetnsr ~sranuiirter 5.36e; Cubes $3.50; 9oxs
fectionerS G5.25e; Ribsepoob y 6.2Os; BIO.
mtg u 6.l6e; elnptre u 8. loo; SbeaI eytro
@oIben 6 5.05c; @inbfcr ertra 9 b.OOe;
&ibsewoob u 6.20e; seIber 6 4. CSC; ls gel,
Ser $50.
@etrodnete Srl9te-AepfeI, on Der Conn,
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren &c BIZ 7Ke;
@itrom 15e bis lac; RoFnsn, Q erown, pet
Yfunb. 7c, 8 grorun TIC, 4 Gromn TIC jao,
menfrese &c bis Sc, California RuseateI 7ke;
SuItana 7}c, irtportirte SuItana lie Bic l4e.
California Apritoien Sc Bis 12e.
Sprup-Stanbarb Germ 23e bts 25e; as
wabIter &c Bic 32e; eorsbum 2se bis CSC;
Stem Orleans RoIsHes 1se bis 26e; sepdbIs
ter 30c bis 38c.
gtnsema&te Sri9te-BIa6berries 8 pfe.
$1.10e Hea@es Stanbarb, 8 4fS.. "a
2.25; combs 8 8funb 81. 6O-Sl. s.; Y,s
Rea&es. 81. 40-$1.6O; Nnanas. etanbarb,
3d., 81. $751; 80; Seconds, Q gfunb,
81 az SLAB; crime gobnen, 8 @funb aans
men, 8abar1a Hnanas $1.9O-$2. 25e.
9eftebte Grbfen. $1.20-$1.76. frIbe Strni 90
@ents, Rarroip SOe, einsspsi&ts 1e-SOt
tomatoes, 8 Bfunb, 81. 10-$1.1b, Su6er,
8orn 90c-S1. 90. HpfeIbutter, per Du&sab,
8 Rfunb. 81.
MHe-8ra,I rea &c Bic 10e; SiIberts IL .
gaanbeIn IA; pei6i@aEise RsnbeIn l5e;
Serbian RanbeIn l5c; geanuts &c bis SIC,
s~erDfete &c bis &c; snsIii&e @aIniiHe 1t1s.
pidIes-24O0 I'M Sab SO; l200 tn Sas
20; 1900 TIM SaIbfas $3.50; 800 TN 5ab
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-12
Q6fs.

Qafs.
engros $ SertaufsYreiie SnporttrteT
S9Hepertdfe DOC per 9funb etn5eimHi4e.
S9peisertdie 17e, 8~iseonfin Cream . 2dit
IL. Reu gorf @bebborss 12e, etnbetr1is
S9er 2tnsbtrser 12e. 4rid 13c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-12

@ebbrrtes Etnbfeii9 - S@tnten, req.
Sets. 13e; aubenietten 1l4S Snneni. II;
Rn09sI 13}e.
&arfe @erdu@erte Bratuuri S}e,
Srantfarter 73e; Bologna IN Ddrmen etc. IN
Iu1 611c.
S&mat- tn Iierces-1. Dual. 9te; Q.
DuaIitdt SIC; 8. nnaIitdt $3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-12
M6t %ertrmnfen.
TerbdnsniBpoQer S@iHs3uiammen'
fob anf benz SeIaware GlmB.

pbiIabeIpbia, IL. Sept. N4t
perionen inb beute Na1t i'm 9ela=
mare 6lub bsim 3%uiammenitObe 3wi=
iden einem 9ampfer uno einem 8oOte
ertrunfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-09-12
Nr6@te uup SENATE.
Jrh&t e.

Hr6@te Uup Oeut0te.
te.
NepfeI-&1.N-$3.6 80 per Sab.
Bananen-@ewdbIte ST.. 90 bis $1.25 per
Wun&, speite Nualitdt 75e bis SLIGO.
RofusmaHe-$3.25 per Qumbert.
Gn~ronen-Neifnas, $2.60-$2.B
Oramgen-6anep California & aIeneia $500
California Seedlings $3.50 BIB $2.75.
Mnanas-$3. 20 per @rate.
gHaumen-$1.00 per guiheI.
8irnen ST. 90 per guibeI.
. Georgia Hirnen-$1.t0 per gtate.
Seisen Srmprna 11-16c bas gfunb.
DatteIn &c per 9fumb. go qfo. &ifen.
Neuer~ 9onig-l6c.
Srauben l2c Bis 25c per &orb.
Yfirfi@e Toe bis $l.50 per 8uibeI.
@antaIou eS-25-a6c per &orb.
Sem MeIonen- $2.00 per 5ab.
@aHermeIonen Ice bis l8c.
0emafe.
Neue rotbe &Iben-123c per 9utenb guns
DIES.
Rraut-60c bis 75e PET Gab.
BIumenfobI $3.50 per Susenb.
@urfen 4Oc per &orb.
geIerp-per Bun9 l6e.
Crime Bobnen soc per Buibel.
@rlnes Gorn, 6-6c per Duteno.
Aeue 8artoFeIn 55c per guibeI.
SibfartofeIn $1.55 per guibel.
Rabieie 8c-lSc per Ousenb gur'@es.
Nbubarb IOc per Dusenb.
SaIat ST.. rs per Sab.
3rptebeIn - $1.26-l.b 30 per Buibel.
Spanif@e Swiebeln 81. IS per Grate.
Tomatoes-60 per BuibsI.
SparseIn 10 bis zoe per Suteno Sunbes.
Stamp 8obnen SO. 10 per EuibeI.
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gambler besobIen foIsenbe 4reiie:
Butter - Country, 10c, Grsomerp 22e
9Ietn 23e.
Gier-l6ke per Dutenb.
Sabner 101fe, Sibne 8. Turte5s-l0s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-14
KRAMER'S FAST MILE.
Was in Great Trim at vaiIsburg Sunday
Is Again Champion this Year.

Frank Kramer's wonderful ride at
the Vailsburg track Sunday, in the
one-mile handicap was a fitting sequel
to his remarkable record in capturing
the national cycle cham pionship for
the fourth successive time. Riding
without tho aid of his teammate,
Willie Fem, Kramer, Sunday, won
the handicap at n mile and created
an American record of 1 minute 40 30
seconds for the distance. Floyd Nc
Farland made the distance in / minute
and 40 seconds last winter in Austria.
liza, but had more assistance in the
way of pace making than the cham
pion was afforded Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-09-14
Wrestling

George Richelieu. the Newark
wrestler, has been matched to meet
Peto Miello, better known as "The
Iron Man." ut HobokeD, Monday
night, October B. The men will meet
at mixed style and the one who first
secures two falls will win. The stakes
are $50 n side.
Richelieu trained the athletes of the
Dominican Y. NJ. O A who captured
the team honors in the contests Of the
Catholic Young Mems Diooesi and
Union at Hillside Oval, Saturday,
and much of the credit for the good
work which his charges did is given
by them to Richelieu on account CT
his expert care
Clarence Bouldin, the Cuban won
dor defeated "Joe" Ramsay, the
clever Brooklyn middle weight
wrestler, in one of the f~iercest and
most exciting contests ever seen at
Miners Bowery theatre. Monday.
Bouldin won Ill IA minutes 10 seconds.