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BURIAL PERMITS.


ah.-ss Dodd. Is years Emergency Hospital:
..w.Iwsns Tyr;a- q years. 81, M.ry's In
Wi.li.n Diamond: years. n, South Main:
william Hollands. u years. ais walnut;
Paul Dom,niek. - years. s,.s Franklin: cir
Kate Haiznen. - yean. City Hospital: hear,
W,Ii:n white & yss.s. city Hospital:
H. f.l.ia. II y..rs. .,p South Grand:
I.Tem,ah Tooney. :: Year,. E.s7 Ma,n,t: ty-
wizard Smith. N Year,. sseA Ia Sale: ,--
Ioua P.obs. 70 years - Ru:ser: hear,
JuH. Werner. ysar.. Bap:,.. Hospital:
Gssa.sin Boye.. - year.. ,os North Four
Nssy CiMord. IS Year,. ISIS Cas-: b-.in
Mary velks - ye.c. 1911 G.y.-: typhoid.
Innn z harsiins. u years. Iez' North Eier
1iwsfd Lewis. 60 yesn. City Hospital: pn.u-
TaEo pominieis.n. n years 1sis North shth:
Join Hsckst.. yesr,. City Hospital: pn.u-
10 Nsh,sr. u y-.rs. City Hospital: aIco-
Thomas Weldon: q years. ST. Mary. In
Marie Csriiss. ;. years. City Hospital: heart
George Busea s. years. 3A Commercial:
bernard Ismmsrs q year,. Gl Clayton:
John Devins. Is years. 4ss7 Prairie: heart
Jennie Pearsari. years. ais Oregon: pn.u-
Lillian 0Dsy. II years. 1914 BiadI.: mara,-
Aine Gov.man. years. 1ia5 North Seventh;
heArt disease.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
AND DEATHS.
RECORD OF pJRVRS


.,eorE- and clara srno ~ .."ui< hoE
t1"sff snf Manic fssnii.7- 80 parir- ho1
" Sr9 Nrs psrry <sS - Ferdinand i-'y
Isrrfs and N-rilo f'a"". i'-- r'rSr Grow,
D~srx~ ard Iiiliroi bold. - Ia S.U. i.or
Dave end Iaa Frsuzei 80 south SAs-0rli. H''-
an'h"H. anG asrf Fri'sga'i"T- - North IL
VIM and Bird. Harris. 81 south Ewing.
Ihri';'na and MARY xii. ~ south JensI-
zHa. isov.
\. and Emma Mueller. :s5s .I~NsIr. boy
'lsT.nee AMI Lena y. bI. --rs Nor;h Icfr.r-
william ard Ma, n.r:.u-l,. -sis bernard.
Inv
vito and Anna Ro'r ~ winana. bor-
Frank ard I0h-rra VI -; '.s1~r. how.
- = ani T--l'as TNa'f 2.a Atom h0r.
lame. and Wirne Ther7s<. ~ '-ri-tca'!o1
william and Nellie T.u'ch zI7 East stein. t7y
Tr,rz ami Annie Patrick. 90 south Second.
Michael ard Kate Ia-nhGz. Si.s u'reiilv. boy
'-1arlss ami jennie Harden. - 10 bay-
woil"r ami Iiathr'n Iici'ra"i"T. ct1't North
sn-ins: boy.
T-r,iI and Emma G~~:. sra Grsvoi-. hoy
Samuel and Grace EsH~n- 7T2 GA Mancnnz-
ter: boy.
= II AMI fisier Cha.fsu. --Is Norrpr- h-~.
g r. and Anna Roy 1919 '-lsfuha-S- Nv.
FRANK and Mar RsnHraT. - Sru'h Third.
si-'
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iit!f- iSI TiN" I 90. frr-fti'tn ie- &, cen 49,
Tam sri '',rproi. E..tv.I- sod -iasht nd.
III -.
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Steady, softer man for u:c.t 3
porter 0oSt have good refer p
eoeo0. b. Nugeut & Bro. Ury
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new CORPORATIONS.
ST. LOUIS.

Rosa Realty Comrany: capital stock. 81 m
fully paid: TO Do q general real estate business
Observation-Disclosures -. Cuip. . shares
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>TO, h HOLDERS MEETINGS.

ST'F''isI. meeting = -hs <surshniis-. ~ .h-
Ter raHr-- Isci-i- Nst'orsl B,uk - =. IsGJiiS
vii lee held ~ it, banking rooms E'Hurth and
piiN- stTao'<- o1 W"ins >flsy. gc''h-- :. l-it
= vote. IT.. 81 n proposal - =. fh"n sub
ulit-rf - amend .ila articles Z association
rT1yif. f1r ~ ~nFs four aireriars instead
~ tg,n;v-tSo. pr"s. NJ. a-J. sAco-s. -
tis .l@rti.a n. additional d.s.c.arF to s1fys
duTi1E We ensuing year Polls oucu from 20 a
m. t. =, m. GEO. 2. HOFFMAN.
Cashier.
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RAILROAD SH0PkEn WANTED.
h9iiernsk.-s ara helpers. no fees charged
Arply room :. ~ \. si,th q,
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r-sBoRERs ,'r brick yard Apply 4. brick
ward. Gl~n 'aTho1 III
L.RcRERs-
sroiv a. Tr1l.a1 ,na Ho-ciusko cts.
IA RcEEKS-C'':oreiI aboT.ss- trpiv a; ira
fsau ar,i Eoscil:sto a..
r.,roREf>- y 'snt' ~ ,.ou-. ,npiy at IN
LtIo9FRSIa1 ishostTs sni rams q
Fourteenth I'D Pain. hoardins-hous- FUR
I.,RoRFR~-Si,v cor>-e,. All 'hr.. ..en.-
ing n. G-'-S--s-rschS- = 80
LABoRERs To- t-,~1-sr' -~-'s: .,.,dy en-
ploymen, apn',, 1;.n";.; eri,S,'-. northeast
ss1::. 1 xXp r siM. 80 M arg :5:.:
corner Second and Elm ia. H.r--r Rr--r
TEAMS: a, Lohruna'' o'iarTy. "-'' 8 Main
=, Th.cX taIEEs,i'e u..s ls az s., 81. ~
i.s: :ooa- he,l,sv eGun,ry: s,.s pas SIT. -
KoESIc7s I-Afos .,l hSsSf s., 81 wAI.NJT-
E.soT.t. tor ri. -Four R.,l5s.a c'cns.r-
isSocers f,r Missouri Pacihc Rai'-nsd CO
IAhnrers for Mike El-ir-.. Sorth~ss.
T>ar1s.srp Sov Mike Eiro-s. Northwest
isscr.r. for tinted state. GnT.rnrI.-. york
an: .as is ssr: To- i la. s''n'
I.h T.-- an '-s-..er. for Cfncinns':
RrisS- rarrsntsrr srs r,is-irtver men: S-sish
r--4~ r-SS AL ah0vs ~ogs-
EoFSrC:'< LABOR AGENCY. 81 WsI1i. ~
Walters.
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BARTENDER Hamilton Hotel: Q. once
f-s-~fi-cu aui MAP. sv---
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- 49,. f-ss MARKET
"''TyF- E,p-Iienesi rifhf waiter Can st
90
WAITER
- -l--ar r,~lnsr- cafe
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tsr-sTf "a y. F7r.ssr'h st
WAITTR-f:oui waiter for nssht Wofk: fefer-
.ncsr required ii55 n vaneeveofeT.
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We1aiaG Rings (Solia 0slAl.
Finest qualities. . to -. Aefmod 4
Jaecard'S. Broadway and Locust
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-07
Stores at Sistersvllle and
Psdsn City.

Joseph Morgan, a painter OF
Friendly, was a business visitor
here today.
John Cotton, furniture dealer of
St. Marys, was business caller In
the city To-Day.
s Ross Cleveland of Thistle Ave.
niue, who has been Ill with measles
Is able to be 1. school.
The east end of the pike between
this city and Middlebourne Is said
to be hub deep in mud.
Mead Werthington,a well known
oil operator, returned to the city
this morning from Pittsburg.
S. S. Fertig, a we'll known oil!
operator arrived In the city this
morning on the 1913 train.
Buy your spring suits for ladies.
You will save from three to five
dollars. The New Fair Store. TT
Theo. Hornbrook, a we'll known
travelling salesman of New Mar.
tinsville, was calling on his patrons
here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meicle who haye
been visiting their aunt Mrs. Mays,
of South Wells street returned to
their home at Youngstown.
Earl Crawford, eldest child OF
Mr.. and Mrs T. W. Crawford, Of
South Wells street, who has been
Ill for the past week with measles
we are glad to see Is able to be back
In school.
The members Of the w. L Arm
strong Republican Marching Club,
of Sistersville are requested to meet
at the City Hall, Wednesday eve.
ming March 9th to select Five Dele
gates tn attend the meeting of the
Republican State League Clubs"
of West Virgi MIA to be held at Par
kersburg. March 23rd 1904
JNo. KINKAID
GEO SHRIvER President
Secretary 73t
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-07
Plenty of rain.
Heavy rain last night.
MAY have another food.

Heavy rain last night.
May have another food.
L, D. Bowler, of Wheeling, was
In the city to day.
in. VanCamp, of Paden City,
was In the city today.
D. George left yesterday for
Wheeling on business.
Dr.. J. R. Stathers returned from
Wheeling this morning.
House for rent-Irquir of Mrs.
P. A. Swartz valdez. SIT
A. II. Fleming, of Pittsburg, Is a
guest of the Hotel Mercer.
J A, Rock. of Wheeling, was a
business caller In the city today.
A. B. Chrlsten, of Kidwell, Is
registered at the Hotel Mercer.
Nathan Salisbury left on the
afternoon train for L 'wlsville, @.
o. J. Dougherty, of the Tri State
Oh company, was In the city today.
Sunday was another gloomy day.
The day was cloudy and showery.
II. c. Williamson, of Everett,
was transacting business here to-
day.
W. L. Jones. of Wheeling, was
registered today at the Hotel Mer-
Ger.
Mr.. Ogden moved his family to
day from Catherine to Brown Betty
street.
The rain of last night was gen.
eral and we may have another big
river.
Hannibal Williamson, of Friend.
ly, was a business caller In the city
today.
Up to date spring suits for ladies
at way down prices at the New
Fair Store. 7tf
Charley. son Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Ramsey, of Benton street, who has
been quite Ill for several weeks
with measles Is fully recovered.
Just received full line ladies
spring suits and skirts. The New
Fair Store. 7tf
The streets that were recently
flooded by the high water were
hosed OF Sunday and now present
a very respectable appearance.
Seeing Is believing. Have you
seen our ladies' spring suits? The
New Fair Store. stf
George Adams, of Ellsworth dis.
trict, has accepted position In the
State Reform school at Prunty
town and has commenced his work
In that school
The recent rains have had q bad
effect upon the roads. They are
reported to be In many sections In
an almost impossible condition.
The Epworth League, of Middle.
bourne. will give literary enter.
tainment tomorrow evening to be
followed by a Pie social. All are
cordially invited to attend.
The ground hog has one week
more to run the weather, he will
then leave his den and come forth
to enjoy the fine weather we will
have, If he don't he will be a liar.
Thomas Steele, of Pine Grove,
has purchased the Stewart House
on Hill street, In this city, and Is
moving here. He will continue to
run the boarding house as usual.
Rev. G. E. Dowell, rector of the
Episcopal church In this city, was
preaching In the Episcopal church
Sunday at Mouudsyil,e, while Rev.
Christmap, of that city held services
here for Mr.. Dowell.
H. c. Williamson, of Everett, Is
In the city today as witness In the
law suit pending before Justice
Lowther In which the Leidecker
Tool Company Is plaintiff and P. Q.
Sbrake Is defendant. Mr.William-
son so far has no opposition as a
candidate for assessor and thinks
his chances for being elected Is
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-07
local News

Store.
Roads are getting In fine shape
for April court.
Easter Novelties at Mcccy's Book
Store 10 profusion.
House and lot for sale. Inquire
{ g L. Lowther. 2I7tf
Thursday Is pay day with the
Carter Oh Company.
For Sale-Five room house. In
suire at Ii7 Florence St. 31tf
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bell Is 'afa 'cted with the
me asles.
Genuine fresh fish at Brady's
market cleaned at 12H cents per
poaH. st
One dollar and fifty cent books
at McCoys Book Store for seventy
five cents.
George W. Stocking went to
Wheeling this morning on busi-
ness mission.
A special term of the Circuit
Court is being held In Middle
bourne today.
Capt. Jack Montieth, of Long
Reach, was a business visitor In
! the city today.
= Contractor John J. Rea, of Clar.
ington, o, was a business caller In
the city today.
y. S. Deputy Marshal George
w. Sine returned from Parkers-
burg this morning.
Hon. L. NJ. Stephens, of New
Martinsvllle. was calling on friends
In the city Sunday.
Attorney o, c. Carter, of Mid
dlebourne, was registered Sunday
at The Hotel Mercer.
h Seven room house, double lot,
bath, all modern conveniences, ].
r. Neill. Wells Block. 1etf
Willis Harrington, superinten
dent of the Carter oil Company,
left for points south this morning.
For RENr-Pleasant front room,
suitable for two gentlemen. or man
and wife. Inquire at OH Review.
IL. Mckay, assistant cashier of
the First National bank spent Sun-
day evening with friends at New
Martinsville.
Messrs Bert Duty and H. B. Jem
ison, two popular young men Of
Middiebourne, spent Sunday eve.
ming in the city.
G. B. Slemaker aud D. E.Thonen
left this morning for the oil field
west of Matamoras to look after
their oil interests.
Dr. William Stewart, of Phlla-
delphia. was In the city today look.
ing after extensive oil and other
business interests.
Mr.. Hugh Mcclure, of Washing.
ton, Pa, spent Sunday In the city
with friends. He will remain here
a dayNor two on business.
Undertaken W. F. Rice spent
Sunday In Wheeling visiting
friends and relatives In that city
and 1t Martins Ferry; Ohio.
Mrs. R A. Russell, who has been
visiting her SON Charles of South
Water STREET, returned to her home
fAts morning at Parkersburg.
!. 81. Caldwell. who has been in
the city for few days looking after
his oil interests, lett for his home
this morning at Titusville, Pa.
VIM, Kellar has resigned his po-
sition as teacher of the public school
at Iuka to accept position as
bookkeeper for the South Penn Oh
%. with headquarters at Middle
Bourne,
D. W.Twyman, of Middlebourne,
had a bad cold last week and pro
ceeded to take dose ont of the
wrong bottle. He swallowed some
rheumatism medicine instead OF
the usual drink used In prohibition
towns for bad colds and 1t made
him quite Ill.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-29
SUBSTITUTE OPERATORS.
Girl stenographers Fix Up Plot to
Enhance Their Value to
Employers.

Vacation is the theme of gen
eral interest at present in the res
taurants where stenographers
most do congregate.v The fol
lowing conversation was heard
the other day, reports the New
York Times, at a Broad street
"quick lunch:
Said one fair FOUNDER of the
type to her vis-a-vis:
"I'm looking for a substitute
who is absolutely worthless; do
you know of a stenographer with
out a single redeeming qualityw
Lots; but why?"
Because" replied the first
speaker, IF they get some one
who is very rapid and industrious
while I'm away it will get them
into bad habits. | shall have to
keep up with her pace when ] get
back, don't you see"
well" said the other. 81 thi%
] know one who will suit you. Nbe
can't take more than 80 woF IA
minute without getting ratified.
She's fierce"
"Send her up tomorrow, then,
and tell her to ask for $15 a week"
"Why, she never got more than
Sc a week in her life!D exclaimed
the other girl.
maybe not, but it won't do for
my people TO know that they can
get their work done for So a week.
And, by the way, Mr.. Blank says
he doesn't care how slow she is so
long as she's accurate. SO tell her
to take him down I'm longhand if
she gets ratified. He is so slow
anyway you can draw picture on
every page while he's debating"
And before they parted they
had hitched up a conspiracy by
means of which the "fierce" six
dOllar-a-week stenographer was
to draw $15 week for taking Mr..
Blanks dictation in longhand.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-29

DR.. Francis w. Mcnamara, OF
Chicago, says: millions of people
are made wretched every year or,
perhaps, have their lives shortened,
by feeling that they have heart
disease. They have a pain in that
region, and their own diagnosis is
sufficient to convince them of the
malady. AS. a matter OF truth,
there is seldom any pain from heart
disease. The trouble is indigestion
only. The stomach. lying just
under the heart, is distended to a
painful degree by gases, and,
crowding toward the heart, makes
the pain seem to be in that organ.
his opinion simply confirms the
claim of DR.. w. b. Caldwell, who
originated the formula of Syrup
Pepsin, the guaranteed cure for
indigestion and constipation. All
druggists sell it, but be sure to ask
Tor DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-29
THE WAR ON FEVER GERMS.
Agencies OF Science Are Ever at vari-
ance Upon the Sanitary
Question.

The discovery that most of the
ills with which mankind is afflict-
ed are germ diseases naturally
tends to draw the agencies and
resources of science into united
warfare upon bacteria of every de.
scriptiOn. With the doctor of
medicine and student of sanitary
science it is a continuous expert
ment with prOphylactics and anti
septics, new and old. The ques-
ton is, says the Chicago Record
Herald, what will kill the germ
without killing the person affiict-
ed with it?
Because of the dangerous char.
acter of the disease caused by it,
the typhus germ has come in for
a larger share of the attention of
scientists than any other disease
germ, with the possible exception
of the diphtheria bacillus. AS the
germ is usually found in water
and is taken into the body in this
medium, scientific students have
sought some method of treating
the water in such way as to de-
stroy the germs without render
in it deleteriOus or unfit to
drink. Lemon juice and grape
juice have been recommended, and
while it is claimed that they have
been found to be efficacious they
are not regarded by The medical
profession as sure preventives of
typhoid.
The Bordeaux mixture has been
used for years in spraying fruit
trees. The discovery that it can
be utilized in exterminating ty-
phoid and other fever germs will
be of wide interest to scientific
men, and it is certain to lead to
much experimentation in this di-
rectiOn.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-29
N " WrInkle il AdyertIsIng.


In Moscow said NathaNHis,
keIl D9le, The trans ator Vi ] SO
Il saw a hItle hid CRYING mlser
ably one afternoon. He walked
slowly down one of the principal
streets, and his howl, and gestures
OF despair brought by crowd
abound him.
"rWhat IS The matter. my child
What troubles your everyone sa~
The boy plused 6l.1 II
looked a. The multitude which he
had assembled Then. lifting up
his voice he shou'sd- IN snrll
trebte:
~ am lost. Will somebod y
please take me home to Ivan Trou
betskoy, the champion clothier Of
the South end, who has just gotten
in bis new stock -of spring over.
coats, suits. neSkties,. shirts, hats
and umbrellas, wRich he will sell
cheaper than any one else in the
city?',
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-29
Got Something New.


No since the early sos, when the
word electric" leaped into fame
with the arc light, the telephone,
and the trolley car, has a newly
discovered term been so popular
as radium and its derivatives. Al
ready we have radio cigars, radite
soap, radiumite tooth paste, and
so on, just as there used to be cleo
trio soap, electric polish, electric
tooth powder, electric cleaning
material, and even electric silk.
The properties of the mysterious
radium, of course, no more
enter into the articles which bear
that name, or names allied to it,
than soap or silk polish or powder
was electrified. Yet the new term,
applied even to old and well
known known articles, appeals to
many people who don't bother to
think what it may or may not
mean.-Science.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1904-07-29
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