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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-20

Acme Book Store company, sup
plies for County Clerks office
1892.
p. r. Sees, expenses IN case
State VS.. Jas. Kirkpatrick, 50.
wv. Grim, arrest and summon
inc witness, lunacy case, Lewis
Dennis, $1.75. :.
j. l.. Pyle, examination Lewis
Dennis. charge of lunacy, So.
2. s. Watkins, witness lunaey
charge case. Lewis Dennis, Stu
NJ. J. Warner, fees lunacy case,
Lewis Dennis, So.
John Ankrom, attendance as
witness case of State VS.. Madame
Stoddard, 81.
Elliott & Hatch Co., record
Typewriter ribbons for County
Clerks office, 1913.
A. B. Moore. fees Circuit Court
stenographer. $44.75.
M J. Warner, fees lunacy case
w. S. Harris, So.
friedrich Ashenhart, witness
lunacy case, w. S. Harris, $l.3o.
Henry Kearns, witness lunacy
case of w. S. Harris, $3.50.
Mary Harris. witness fees OF
lunacy case, W. S. Harris, $l.3o.
NJ. w. Reed, arrest and sum-
moning witnesses. w. S. Harris,
lunacy charge. $40.
A. B. Campbell, examination W.
S. Harris, lunacy charge, So.
H. w. Smith, publishing finan-
cial statement year 1902, $75.
Oil Review, publishing financial
statement year 1902, $75.
j. w. Duty. salary for month
of July, August and September,
1903, $75.
: J. w. Grim. salary for months
of July. August and September,
1903, $75.
J. G. Mayfeld, salary months OF
July, August and September,
1903, $3.50.
l. NJ. Underwood, salary for
months of July. August and Sep
TENDER, 1903, 800.
II. w. Smith, printing 300 cop
les of Road Law and printing no.
tees, $23.3S.
VIM. A. Beagle, services sur
veyor of road, precinct No. =, I'm
ion district, $21.
John Wells, teaming, etc, pre-
cinct l, Meade district, $3.50.
G. X. Morgan, services surveyor
of roads, precinct l, Meade dis,
trict, $3.50.
f. J. McJmkin, bolts, washers
nuts. etc, for bridge precinct l:
Meade district. $20.SO.
G. P. Myers. lumber delivered
for bridge. precinct l, Meade dis
trict. 5000.
Will E. Long. services as as
SCISSOR, ETC.. year 1903, $641.95.
Eastman Scott, 10 days labor
precinct /. on bridge, $22.5O.
J. R. Eddy, blacksmithing, pre-
tenet l, Meade district, 1854.
G.. X. Morgan, material. paint
etc. precinct l, Meade district
1881.
G.. L. Lowther. fees in lunatic
cases, Mabel and G.. G. Hockin
berry, $3.50.
J..E. Slider, services as surveyor
roads. precinct 5, Lincoln district
$21.75.
Fl. F. johnson, SO days surveyor
roads, precinct l, Union district
$57.
J. E. Slider. 4 days surveyor o.
, roads and lumber, 1915.
William Mann Co.. supplies Cir
cult Clerk s office, $2S.75.
Mccoy Brothers, book case, fiji
ing cabinet and legal blank case
$115.75.
j. w. Duty, certified copies
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-20

| J. 7. Hunt, Ii days surveyor
roads, precinct l, Lincoln district,
1880.
j. T. Hunt, surveyor roads, pre-
cinct 9, Lincoln district. $51.75.
Edward Jobs. surveyor roads,
precinct 4, Lincoln district, $3.50.
I. A. Eddy, surveyor roads liz
days, precinct ii, Ellsworth dis
trict, 1925.
| Abel Ash. surveyor roads. pre-
cinct 4, Centreville district, $3.50.
IT. B. Williamson. surveyor
roads, precinct ,, Union district,
i 1880.
O. A. AnkrOm. surveyor roads,
precinct 2, Ellsworth district,
! $3.50.
Levi McMullen, services sur
J veyor roads, precinct 3, Lincoln
district, $21.
G.. D. Eastman. pencils and sup
plies for Circuit Clerk. So.
G.. w. Gregg, services surveyor
road, precinct II, Ellsworth dis
trict, $3.50
James Richeson. services sur
veyor road, precinct 7, Lincoln
district, 1880.
G.. P. Myers, y days services
surveyor roads. precinct ), Cen
treville district, $1S.
Ralph Sweeney. 1412 days Com
mission erCounty Court, 500.
J. w. Duty. reporting deaths
and births to Auditor, hauling,
and express on supplies, $3.50.
A. C. Riggs, surveyor roads,
precinct 2, Centreville district,
1861.
Nj. r. Keller. surveyor roads,
precinct 9, Ellsworth district. SO.
Jas. w. Duty. making land
books for tax year 1903, $3.50.
A. B. Campbell, professional
services Alma Bohman, So.
Oil Review, record books Coun-
ty Clerks office. 1876.
J. B. Riggs. 2013 days Commits
sioner County Court, July, August
and October, 81.
j. J. Gorrell. IS days Commits
sioner County Court, July, August
and October, $36.
w. A. Gorrell, 81 days sur
veyor road, precinct Il, Meade
district, 1888.
j. A. Neff, surveyor roads pre-
cinct ), Ellsworth district, $15.
O. NJ. Haddox. surveyor roads,
precinct 3. Ellsworth district, $l2.
Isaac Hickman. surveyor roads,
precinct Is. Ellsworth district,
$14.25.
c.. w. Carse. surveyor roads,
precinct II, Meade district, $12.
F. NJ. Parks. surveyor roads,
precinct II, Ellsworth district,
$1,000.
F. ID. Stealey, surveyor roads,
precinct II, Ellsworth district,
$14.
w. II. Owens. surveyor roads,
precinct, Meade district, $3.50.
R. f. Jones. surveyor roads, pre-
cinct 3. Centreville district. $15.
j. T. Smith. surveyor roads, pre-
cinct .. Meade district, 1915.
G.. w. Fletcher, surveyor roads.
precinct 6, Ellsworth district, 81.
G.. w. Smith. Surveyor roads.
precinct 3, Meade district, 1925.
John w. Fuchs, surveyor roads.
precinct 16, Ellsworth district,
1850.
John w. Pratt. surveyor roads
and warning hands. Centreville
district. $24.75.
Jacob Long. ) days labor on S.
& S. turnpike. 1926.
William Thomas. l day with
team in road machine. 81.
James NJ. Grove. teaming on
turnpike. $50.
Frank Coe. 4 days labor on
turnpike. s..
S. F. Deloe, sharpening drills,
etc. $165.
G.. B. Stathers. material, nails,
powder, etc. $3.50.
, o. p. Spencer. 3 days teaming
, in road machine. $12.
Wesley Spencer. = days teaming
| i'm road machine. So.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-20
Middlebourne, w. Va.

R. L. GREGORY,
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
Will practice in all State and
Federal courts, and the States
of Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Corporation Work a Specially.
Office:
Rooms 2 and 3, First Ma
tional Bank Building, SIS
tersville, w. Va.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-20
s. Clara Edgell. 1920.

Clarence Wade, witness fees,
Estate VS.. Clara Edgell, So.
Ed Laughery, witness fees,
State VS.. Clara Edgell, 1920.
| Fred Salisbury, witness fees,
State VS.. r. NJ. Clendenning,
1920.
Eliza Laughery, witness fees.
State VS.. R. NJ. Clendenning, $3.50
Ed Salisbury, witness fees,
State VS.. R. NJ. Clendenning, 1920
Frank Tippens, witness fees,
State VS.. Clara Edgell, 1920
Charles AlgeO, witness fees,
State VS.. r. NJ. Clendenning, 50.
Holland Taylor, witness fees,
State VS.. Mary f. Dolan, 1920
Charles Flesher, witness fees,
State VS.. New, Matamoras Ferry
company, 1920.
Ernest Stewart, witness fees,
State VS.. New Matamoras Ferry
company, 1920.
E. c.. Livingston, witness fees,
State VS.. New MatamOras Ferry
company, 1920.
J. II. Umpleby, witness fees,
State VS.. New Matamoras Ferry
company, 1920.
| Aft Wells, witness fees, State VS..
Frank Davis, $3.50.
J. w. Duty. Clerk, keeping ac-
counts, rendering financial settle
ment for Sheriff, etc, $3.50.
Clyde Jemison, repairing pump,
court house. $50.
L. L. Stealey, assignee, witness
fees, State VS.. r. NJ. Clendenning,
So.
Oil Review, Justices docket,
$1S.
O. R. Garrison. services as sur
veyor of roads, precinct 2, Meade
district, $24.76.
n. L. Marsh, fee as jurors in
quest of Harry Harper, So.
William Rouse, witness fee,
State VS.. Madame Stoddard, 81.
C. l.. Cutler, fee as juror. in
quest of Harry B. Harper, 50. .
G.. E. Kahle, inquest Of Robert
McSteel, So.
R. L. Henderson, fee as juror,
inquest of Harry B. Harper, So.
j. C. Way, fee as juror, inquest
of Harry B. Harper, So.
M. A. Hillard. fee as juror. in
quest of Harry B. Harper, 81.
Fl. Lacey, fees inquest of Harry
B. Harper, So.
G.. f. Kahle, coroner. fee, in
quest of Harry Harper, So.
c. S. Stealey. assignee. witness
fee, State VS.. r. NJ. Clendenning,
IS.
John AnkrOm, witness fee, State
VS.. R. NJ. Clendenning. 81.
John Ankrom, witness fee, State
VS.. Madame Stoddard, 81.
Charles Kirchner, witness fee,
State VS.. Theodore Huckes, 81.
Charles Kirchner, witness fee,
State VS.. Opel Gordon, 81.
Marshall Baker, 10 days service
surveyor roads, precinct 10, Ellis
worth district, $15.
Geo. D. Barnard & Co.. books,
stationery, etc. County and Cir
cult Clerks office, $136.5O.
J. S. Smith, 2134 days services
as surveyor of roads, precinct No..
8. Ellsworth district, $32.62.
Smith Premier Typewriter Co.,
ribbons and oil for typewriter,
County Clerk s office, 81.
Milroy Kelch, surveyor roads
precinct =. Lincoln district, $15.
A. l.. Buck; surveyor roads, pre-
cinct 10. Lincoln district, $15. ,
! G.. W. Virden, services as sur
veyor roads, precinct 10, in Union
district. $685..
! John L. Ash, balance on settle
ment Supt of upper division S. &
S. turnpike, $22S.56.
John L. Ash, balance October 6,
/ 1903, settlement supt. upper divis-
ion of s. & S. turnpike, $3.50.
! J. c.. Morrow, surveyor roads
precinct 6. Lincoln district. 1913.
Grant Warner. hauling 34GO feet
lumber. McElroy district, 1880.
w. T. Kirchner, ) kegs of nails,
S1375.
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Staot nno res eigenen Staates bailz
.uo, mics Wdpor Wst2ane bic !6iilfe
oani:no 5uriid. Die Sauienbs, ipslde
tintloHcn, ipurosn a~llerbings in @mz
1fang gcnommcn, perhen a6er nun i'm
hotiten Not6foIe in 4nfpruh genom=
men lpereen. 9dgeeen aber ipurbe bic
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nahg'tommen ipuro.. Oas 9slo Etebt
INTER Der Gontrole ees Gpuperneurs
uno re G|rntrolcurS wnb @dabmei=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

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btitern uno Nrbeiterinnsn pas 3rge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-13

8euer Gag unO Nadt Gaarbei'ct, nm
1srnfpre6> % cr6inbungcn fir bic 5000
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tenpprGren giircuur, 5abrifen, 0dns
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itcllsn.
Das syeuer Bate bic iet:araphiTde
8:rbinbung nit Der aubenpelt mos
mentan fat total unt:rbro6en. Die
6auptbiircaur Der t:ieen Selegrapbsns
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Ipiurbl, ais rer upoital," pnroen aers
5tort. @u6 bic n@hociirte prsfe"
lpurbe beimal6loS unb miBie IN Der
granonaft RdS Mal um8jeben.
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The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-02
U. S. SENATOR FROM SOUTH CAROLINA
Recommends Pe-ru-na
For Dyspepsia and Stomach Trouble.
cataTfh Of the Stomach Is 6eneraII,
Called Dyspepsia Something
to Produce Artificial Diges-
don IS Generally Taken.


TX q. 8. Senator N. C. Butler from
IL South carolina, was Senator from
that state for two terms. In . re-
cent letter to The Peruns Medicine Co,
from Washingtons d. c., says:
sIcan rec0mmend Peruns for dys.
pepsia end stomach trouble. nave
been us&Eg your medicine for = shor1
period and 4 feel very much relieved.
Hisjndeed q wonderful medicine Be.
aides . good tonic. ''.--M. G. Butler.
y The only rationalwAy tocure dyspep-
STA is to remove the catarrh. Peruna
cures catarrh. Peruna does not produce
artificial digestion. Itcures catarrh and
leavesthe stomach to perform digestion
in . natural way. Thisis vastly better
and safer than resorting to artificial
methods or narcotics. I
s Peruna has cured more cases of dys-
pepaia than all other remedies COM
bined, simply beeauserit cures catarrh
wherever located. If catarrh islocafed
In the head, Peruns cures it. II catsrrh
has fastened itself ins tho throat or
tubes, Peruna curesit. When
catarrh becomes settleffn the stomach.
Peruna cures it, aswell IN this location
- In any other.
Reruna is not simply . remedy for
dyspepsia Peruna is . catarrhrenedy.
Peruna cssres dyspepsis because it Il
dependent upon catarrh.
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-02

A Massachusetts lady VINO has beer
through the mill with the trials of the
usual housekeeper and mother relates an
interesting incident that occurred MOI
long ago. Sac says:
II can with al truthfulness say thai
Grape~Nuts isstl6e most beneficial of al.
cereal foods IN my family, young as vel
as old e is food and medloine both te
ls. = few mornings ago at breakfast
my little boy said: M
Meplm6; does ths king eat Grape
Nnta NJ morningr
Il Sm1ed ~ told n dl& not know
but that thought Grape Nuts certainly
made deltr1oGs dish, fit for a king.
tits fact that the king of England and
the German emperor both eat Grape.
Ind that BY the constant use sci
Grape-Nuts not only asam0rning cereal
but alsc.in puddings. salads. ETC, made
after the delicious recipes fbund in fhe
title book n each package II rs urovihS
70 be . great nervef food for me. besides
having completely cured : long standing
case Of Indigestion" s11ame Riven by
Postum Ca Battle Crdtk, Ma 80
There Is no doubt Gf8pe7(ufs Is the
most scientific food in tI9 tDt1k 49,
Ten days trial of thfp rfbpef bod in
place of inapro1er food wfll how ia
seeaAys strong nerves, Shf61pSf brain
md ths powertosseo'' 16615 6Ih,rth. Z,
and secomp 1nDrs. 2 2eason.
Look In each pkg. - ~ noGs little
book. The Road to WelIvilIas
The Colfax chronicle., 1904-07-02
GOULD HEAR m GERMAN.
A Horse That Was Not Used = II.
sructions in Any Other
Language.

7 bought a horse at an auction NOT
long ago. said an Eighth avenue butcher.
sccording to the New York Press, "and /
thought l had got bargain until tried
INN few days; then concluded that /
had good sight, but he would not obey
Commands. He would not stop when the
oriyer sad Whoa nor start when he sa,d
Git up! The animal seemed to be deaf.
end the hr.t chance 4 got / sold him to 4
German baker at = sacrifice. -
Shortly after that l met the baker and
ns shook my hand cordially and expressed
a. nhlmsen as being very much pleased With
the horse had sold him. I WONDERED AZ
TINS and asked if the horse seemed TO have
eny dlfhculty in hearing. To my surprise,
the baker said the morse could hear =
well as any horse he ever had.
Does ne stop when you say ssWhosls
asked. W
oh, no.! exclaimed the baker, Il don't
say dot! talks to him in Germsnr
That horse must have belonred tn
Serman before he was put no e suctioo.
That i the only way ! can account for his