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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-31

Moscow March 30.-The Gazett,
urges the rechristening of Port Ar,
thur to Port Nicholas, as the English
name sounds badly to Russian ears.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-31

SUCCESS -"The Sense and the Non
sense About Radium." Cleveland NIoffett
Social Precedence I'm Washington john
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WE MAKE you HAPPY by getting
cash from unexpected sources The
Shepard CO., collections. Com. Blk. Tel.
1631-Y
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We oLnFN TIMES

Hot Cross Buns at Vienna Model Bai1
esry and Cafe, IL East Third South.
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White Ribbon Remedy
Also a Special Size Guaranteed to
Cure or Money Refunded by the
Druggist.

Trial package free by writing or cali
ing on MIS-, a "a. loWnseno not years
perance Union). 218 fremont ST. Boston,
Mass. Everything private. Sold and rec
commended by special agent in Salt Lake.
Utah DrUehl a Franken. Corner Main
and Third South Streets,
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SHORT WAR STORIES.

Seoul, March 80. a. m.-The Japan
csc advance occupied Ha-Ju, a sea port
south Of Anju, March 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-31

Toxic. March 3o.-The emperor has
conferred the Order of Kyle and the
Order of the Rising Sun on Commander
HirOztakeo. who was killed during the
japanese attempt TO bottle up the Rus
sian fleet at Port Arthur Sunday last.
A movement has been inaugurated
TO erect a monument TO the memory Of
Commander Taxed.
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A B. Elder, Lawyer.
Moved 10 Atlas block, fifth door.
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Arc Your Kidneys Weak?
Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It.

10 Prove What the Great Kidney Remedy, Swamp-ROOt,
will do for YOU, Every Reader Of The Herald May
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-03-31

Paris, March 31.-According to the
St Petersburg correspondent Of the
Echo de Paris, IL is rumored in Russian
official quarters that Captain Reitsen-
STEMS VladivostOk squadron has re-
turned to port, but the officials ignored
the statement that the squadron has
captured any japanese warships or
trading vessels.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-21
Der WiniifsYalait

fur ,8aibburn's" beribmte @uitar'
rem. Wanoofiner un0 Bnnios.
5hps. 6oggan & Bros.
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,.@iir INNER"

son China f1einen bic Morte .fur
INNER" Elm reht bebnbnrsr Besriff gu
fein. gu 4nfans borigfn Snhres purbs
enc taiFerli4e WerfIgurls erloHen, bic
es fir dus 3ufnnft n~nteriaste, mad
eT1sm beftimmten, In ben sBten 6erbit
fauenoen Oatum nod ben Wanbaris
nrr1rong gu bertaufen. 0arob gerietf
Der @enerdIgouDerneur SFsn in Der
probin5 Ritdngfi in bic gr6bte 0erle-
senhsit, mic er bag nDt1ige Gelb au bsr
cnbli1en Niebertperfuus Der nod i'm
rrer ni4t beSfpunsenen gmp0rung be.
f4dffen fOlIe. sSn feinsr Nptb bat ei
bic Regieruns in peting bringenb, tpe,
nigftens in btefer eirsn propin5 Der
Derfauf tuieber erluuben gu ippnen
neil es bas ein5igs MitteI iei, bes Muf.
ruhrs 9err gu iperben. Sem Gefud
tDarb betpiIiet. unb BON psting aus
rpurben seorudts Jormulure bon per.
fhtebener GroBe, i nad) Der 5ohe BEG
Runses, na6 8uanei seididt. Dor
lam fi4 alIo toieb,r jebsr. BEN Ieir
@eIbbeutel es erlaubt, sinen Der beaehr,
ten buntsn 9n0pfe fir feine aopfbebed.
iir1d erperben.
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Gin gtanien=9 cmtaiaf.

Gin eisenartiges Dentmal CUR Ct
tnneruns an Cir 9enrp Morton Stans
lep, ben betannten Mfritareifenben. III
auf feinem 9rabe dif benz Rirhbufe in
pirbrisbt. Gnslanb. erridt.t tporDen,
Muf ben Munih Der 2obp Stanleb BE-
ftebt bas Oenfmal in einem eroBtn I'M
~bebuuenen @ranitmpnolithen, Der IL
Sub lang, 4 Sub brett unb 2 SUB 6
SOL bid 1T unb seeen $4,000 Yfunh
tpiegt. 4uf bem Mpnolitbtn ltebt nut
Der Same Sir 9enrp Mortpn," bar
unter fem afritaniihsr Nnme .8ulo
Matdri, Der uJels6re9er"; buun Iieii
man nllr nod bos Wort n4frita" uni
barber 1T Elm 8reu3 eingemeiBelt.
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Mntiirfih fnrieren lie Ye

Natiirlih turieret fie Seoes
Organ miro aneearifen ourb urs
reines 8iut, aber ieoes Organ miro
aereinigt uno geiuno aemodt ourb
ben 8ebrauh BON Or. Queuit 8Ds
ni9'8 0amburoer Tropfen.
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Recept 30. 1851 epn tsimcr q
2tntemb BELT nidt ale 2eioen. aber
es furirt Rbeumatisntus auf ale
5Gae. 6. 8. S6miot. @aentB
6Duf.on, Seras.
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grtmornbab in cAfebaniitaI,.
@rnprs eter 1emtidber Spioua4e. sSatetts
ano ~ affeaberfteuung.

@rtnpro eter aeutIder- spionaae. ~ssareu,s
ano SSafeaberteuans.
llnlaneit puros Der @oriteber Der
Maffenfabrif bes Gmirs bon 4f9boniz
fan, @ottbpIb Tleii4sr, elm Deutider,
bon einem 0ffi8ier Der SduBtruppe erz
morbet, Die 5leH6er na6 Snbien seleiz
ten lplte, po oieIer nit Ieiner 9attin
suIummen3utreffen beabii4tiete. Jleiz
i9sr mar CUR 53eit Der ein3ise in 4fgba7
niiton lebenbs Guropder. sSm 4nfdluB
bisran oiirfte Der folsenbe 8eri4t Der
@ngldnoerin Trau 9alp, bic aat Sabre
als Meratin Der afgbanif4en Regierung
in aabul thatts mar beg Sntere'les
nimt entratben.
Wir @uropder fparen in &abul t6dt1
iG9lid BON Der 4uBenlpelt dbgsi4nlt@
ten. 8~eionbers in Gorge befanoen mir
uns our S3sit bes 9opes beg lebtsn
@mirs unb pdbrenb bes Sira1sJelp@
auqes. Domals tomen Die pitoelten
@erii9te mad aabul. Man tparnte
uns Gurnpaer, aber IS gefhnb uns fem
2eib. Die sr0Bte gefahr orpbtt pOn
ben foaatif9en 8ersbetpobnern, bic
noh Der Stabt beruntertdmen. Wein
0eben lit olerbings niemals bebroht
getpeftn, pabrf9etnlid fpegen msiner
dr5ttiden 9hdtisteit unter Der 8epOltez
rtns. ObsIeih ma nur 100 engliihe
Weilen bon Der inbifden Gren5e entz
fernt par, bate mat bic @~mpftnbiing.
duf einem sarl5 anberen pluneten 81
Ieben. Die olsemeine Mtmo{pbdre bes
arspobns unb bic tets Oorbdnbsne
u~,berseueuns, bab ieDe getpesuns bon
fdcrfen ofa6anitmen Mueeu iiberipdht
ipnrbe. ipirtten, aufarnmen NIT benz 8ez
pnBtIein, BON Der cipiliiirten Welt abz
gefGnitten gu fein, ni6t nohltbusnb
duf bic Nerpen.
Dos afehaniide Spionasefpitem 1T
tp~unberbar ausssbilbet, 10 3. g., fopeit
Der briiii9e 4sent in 8etra1t tommt.
Sn Robul fparen beren brei, 10 LANCE i'd
bort Iebte. Sic miiHen Mubamebaner
fem nnb firb meiitens Sffi5isre Der tn
btfden Mrmee. Nbsr fie finb fdlieBlid>
nihfs peiter als @efansene. Sn al
ben Sabren, bic id in 8abuI Derlebte.
babe i5 u~nIersu Mgenten niemols duf
Der @fraBe seleben. Sd babe bier unb
bd Mitglieber feines Stabes 9etroffen.
Wsnn man aber eefeben bate, bab mir
miteinanber fpraden, 10 fDirbe bies
ftherlid our 5plge gebdbt baben, bab
man ms am nGdhften Sage na9 Der
Gren5e bef0rbert butte. Rein Mfshone
barf bic britifde Msentur beiuden,
tnb ttin G~ngldnb.r BOT ben britii6en
Mssnten befuht felt Der 3eit, als Cir
@alter ppne in Rdbul mar. .
Sn ben aFebanii9en 9arems finb an
bic @tele Der tiirtifden @iibiefeiten
HGbmufdinen setreten, unb ensliihe
Roftiime eriesten bic 5arten 9epGnoer,
in bic man auf ben @em6lben bic 9as
men bes 5arems tleioet. Neber benz
gmir 1T Der pihtisite politifhe 5ottOr
BEG 2anbes bic .RDnigin." Dies 1T
Der Sitel bes f0nielihen Deibes bes
p~eritprbenen @mirs unb Der Mntter bes
prinaen Una. Sic tit 5tDar aud cine
@efaneene in ibrem palaft, beiist aber
bod sroben Ginflnb. Sic tit cine Srau
bon betrGhtither 5hDnbsit, etna 40
ctnhre Mt fehr INTELLIGENT unb dut I'M
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8as Bette unb Biuiaite be.
fomunt man in paelben gen"
$3.50.
CARR WooD & Coal Co.
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Oas 4idbtruunssrt
bat Cos Mnesles. &al., einsefdbrt.
Nenn % pro5ent Der 5timmstbtr
elmer Wdro ODER zines Diftritts nit
ibren 8,rtreter un5ufrieben finb, 10
t0nnen fs Elm @siud unter5sihntn,
~oemSufoIes sr entipebsr 3uriidtrettn
ober fid elmer Reulpdbl unteriperfsn
muB. Gin miBIisbieer alderman bdttc
lcBtbin bic lsbtere ALTERNATIVE gefpdblt
unb babel St I,inem 2~eibfusien srfubs
ren. oaB nitat mr. Der pisrte 5beil, fon=
bern cine 9Rebr3aht ieiner 3onititusn-
ten aaf Teirs ptitersn 9ieHft, germ per-
3bhtetsn.
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s n ber beut DEN 4bz
Selma Der Ct. Coulter W.ltz
dusftenune limb bic meiit,n 9reiie ben
Runlt unb tunitseperblifen Gesens
itdnben 3uerfannt norbtn.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10

j. M. Bailey, a well-known oil
man of Moundsville, has disap-
peared, and his wife claims he has
in his possession more than ST.
900 of her money. Mr. and Mrs.
Bailey went to Moundsville from
Wetzel county about two years
ago, and purchased a residence
on Fifth street, where they have
resided ever since. Bailey work
ed in the oil fields and was sell
dom at home.
Several weeks ago he came
home after an absence of several
months. He was heavily in debt
and there were a number OF
claims against the property,
which was in his wife's name.
About two weesk ago the property
was sold for $4,000. The deeds Of
trusts against the property were
satisfied, and in some manner
Bailey gained possession Of the
balance, which amounted to more
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10

John Griffith, the eminent ira
gedian, who appears at the Audi
forum theater tomorrow night,
has consented to give the stu
dents of the High school special
lecture on Shakespeare. The
scholars in their course at school
taking up the different works of
the divine Bard of Avon, William
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10

The mystery connected with the
disappearance of a $4,000 money
package from the postmaster's
safe at Woodsfield, O., on the
night of Tuesday, September 20,
last. has been solved by the arrest
of Earl o. Devore, book-keeper OF
the First National bank Of Woods
field, and manager of the Woods
field Opera house, a young man
of 81, and who has borne an ire
proachable reputation hitherto.
For several years the young man
has been a trusted employe OF
the bank and has always moved
in the best society at the Monroe
county metropolis. The evidence
against him is conclusive, confes-
sion having been extracted, and
the money returned to the postof,
flee inspectors, who have been
working on the case for the past
two weeks. :
Naturally, the arrest Of the
young man has created a great
sensation in Woodsfeld, and his
mother is Frustrated with grief.
The inspectors took Devore to
Cincinnati yesterday morning,
where he will be given a prellml-
nary hearing today before the
United States commissioner, and
probably be released under heavy
bond.
September 20 there arrived 1t
the Woodsfeld postoffice regis
tered money package containing
$4,000 from a New York bank to
the First National bank of Woods
field. Early in the afternoon the
postmaster on meeting Earl De
wore, the book-keeper of the bank,
on the street, told him of the ar.
rival of the package, and asked
if he would receive the money.
Devore replied that the bank had
closed for the afternoon and the
time lock of the vault was set for
the following morning; and he
would let the package remain in
the poStOfice over night.
That night the robbery oc-
Cured. When the postoffice was
opened the following morning the
clerk discovered a panel had been
taken from one of the doors at tic
rear, adjoining the entrance to tne
Monroe Gazette office. When the
postmaster arrived the postoffice
safe was opened and it was found
that the $4,000 money package Tor
the First National bank had disap-
peared. Immediately the loss was
reported to Washington and sew
eral postoffice inspectors and de-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10

Friday, October II, will be a
memorable day in Sistersville. AT
3 O'Clock in the afternoon a spe-
cial southbound train will stop
here for half an hour, and the
following eminent gentlemen will
make addresses from the platform:
Hon. Henry G. Davis, the Dem
ocratic nominee for Vice Presi-
dent of the United States.
Senator Joseph w. Bailey, the
distinguished orator Of Texas.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10
AN OIL NAN Ships OUT

than $1,000. He received the mon
ey Friday morning and settled
several small accounts. He call
ed at the tailoring establishment
of A. c.. Keans and got new suit
of clothes that he had ordered,
which he packed in his suit case
along with other clothes. He then
boarded an Ohio River train, and
started for Pittsburg.
An hour after Bailey had left
Moundsville his wife was on the
hunt for him. She called at the
Sheriff's Office, where she stated
that she was confident that her
husband had deserted her. She
was advised to seek a Justice OF
the Peace and have a warrant
sworn out for him, and left the
office with that intention. Wheth-
er or nor she got the warrant
could not be learned.
Mrs. Bailey and her two-year-
old child were left almost pennl-
less.
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WOODSFIELD pOSTOFFlCE
ROBBER CAUGHT

tectives were detailed on the case.
From the start suspicion was di-
rected toward young Devore, first
by reason of the conversation
that had occurred between the
postmaster and the young man,
and very soon on account Of little
things here and there. For in
stance, a screw-driver that belong
ed to the First National bank,
where Devore was employed. was
found in the postofice. Then, too,
the postoffice safe had not been
broken into, and it was evident
that the package had been ex-
tracted by some one who knew the
combination. This, and the fact
that the postoffice safe was for
merly in the First National bank,
pointed suspicion toward Devore.
When the inspectors and detec-
tives arrived in the town, one OF
the latter engaged a room at the
home of young Devore's mother,
Mrs. M. j. Devore. Soon he in
gratiated himself with Devore
and within a week was rOOming
with him. For a time the detec-
tive was unable to locate anything
to connect the young man with
the theft, but Saturday, in De-
vore's absence, he succeeded in
making a thorough search Of his
belongings, and deep in the recess
Of Devore's trunk the officer
found the missing money package
with all the stolen $4,000 intact.
The detective hurried to the no.
tel where the postoffice inspectors
were stopping, and Informed
them of his discovery. Devore
was sent for, and consented to 60
up to the inspectors room. The
detective had distracted two or
three of the bills from the pack
age, and these were placed before
Devore, who was asked to give in
fOrmation-as an expert banker,
of course. Here it was supposed
Devore would break down, but
for a time he withstood the sweat
box ordeal. Finally, however, he
broke down, and admittc! having
taken the money froH! the postof-
flee and agreed OF return it. He
left for his room, and in a short
time returned with $4,000, which
he claimed was all. A little more
pressure, and the young man be-
came more reasonable, and on ma
king another trip returned with
the remaining $4,000.
Then followed the formal arrest
and the taking of the young man
to Cincinnati.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10
Love and the Manicurist.

Owe had all sorts of funny ex-
periences since 1 went into this
business" said the pretty manicur-
list, 'but the order l got today GER
tainly took the prize. A girl whose
hands l was doing asked me to be
particularly careful and give the
nails an extra polish.
"'Going to party' l asked, be-
cause she seemed to want to talk.
"'No,' she said, blushing pref
tily, but he is coming up tonight,
ard l think-well, l think he's 60
ing to ask me to msFry him, and
want my hand to look nice when he
puts the ring on it,
"Maybe III hear all about it the
next time she comes in" - New
York Press.
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BY RAIL AND WATER

catch the northbound train. She
then boarded the steamer Bessie,
reached this place and took the
Pittsburg flyer northbOund.
Mrs. Detlar was indicted for
running a speak-easy at Bealls-
Vile, O. A short time ago her
husband who was also indicted for
running a speak-easy, escaped
from the Monroe county Jail by
saving the bars.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10
Special to The Oil Review.

Special to The Oil Review.
New Martinsville, Oct. 10-Dur-
ing her trial at Woodsfeld, the
county seat Of Monroe county, o..
Mrs. Joseph Detlar asked permits
sion of the Court to leave the
room for a few moments. She
walked to a nearby livery stable,
procured a team and escaped to
Darlington, O., just too late to
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10
CONE IN AND SEE THEN

Senator John W. Daniel, the ia
vorite son of Virginia.
Hon. David B. Hill, former
Governor of New York.
Hon. William P. Whyte, former
Senator from Maryland.
Hon. C. w. Daily, the peerless
orator of our own Mountain State.
Besides these, there will be 9TH
ers scarcely less distinguished.
Make up your mind to come in
and see the "big guns" of the
Democratic party. 10,10-4t
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WORLDS FAIR ATTENDANCE

lows: Monday, October 3, 49,
O61; Tuesday, 1868; Wednes-
day, 139,S9O; Thursday, 1S4, 552
Friday, al, 1882; Saturday, 1884,
317. Total, S60,945.
Recapitulation (paid and un,
May, 26 days, 1,001, 391; June, &c
paid: April, one day, 1874
days, 2,124, 1886; July, q days, g,
OSS,743; September, 26 days, g.
els, 1878; October, seven days, 978,'
263. Total, 1896, 146.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10
Fathers Shortcoming,

Fathers Shortcomings.
''The trouble with father" said the
gi,Gcd youth. "is that he has no idea
IF the value of money"
"You don't mean to imply that he Is
spendthrift?"
Not at all. But he puts his money
way and doesn't appear to have any
appreciation Of all the things be might
buy with tt."-ENchange.
The Antieosti Enterprise.
The Anticosti enterprise has been
given up by Menier, the Paris
chocolate king" He bought the
island athwart the mouth of the St.
Lawrence some years ago, intending
to make lobster fishing, the only in
dustry ever carried on there, profit
able and to fill its forests with
game. But after spending mil
hon and half dollars he got tired
of it.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10
SCHOOL TREAT

Shakespeare, are naturally very
much interested in Mr.. Griffith s
lecture, and the superintendent Of
the school, Mr.. Hess, in cOnjunc-
ton with the manager Of Mr..
Griffith will extend the invitation
to the people of Sistersville to at
tend free of charge the lecture at
the High school Tuesday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10
DISTRICT CONVENTION

The Democratic district con-
vention was held in this city Sat-
urday afternoon. The meeting
was well attended, and much en-
thusiasm was manifested in the
convention.
The following nominations were
made for the respective Offices:
Steven Martin and D. II. Lacy
of this city, received the ncmina-
tions for the office of Justice Of
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10

the Peace.
Frank Wagner of this city and
John Roberts of Dry Run, were
nominated for the Office of Consta-
hlc.
j. L. Mcintyre of Pursley, for
SIhool commissioner.
The candidates are well known
to most of our citizens, aid Will
doubtless be elected On the Sth day
of next month to the important
offices to which they aspire
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10
Sure to Be DisaqreeabIe.

"Hello, Gudger! I'ye been look.
ing for you a week. Couldn't find
you high or low. Met friend OF
yours the other day. He's been
talking about you, and I felt it my
duty to tell you what he said"
"Ah! Well, l don't care to hear
what he said. l know it was some
thing disagreeable."
GLOW do you know that"
Because you are so anxious to
tell it. Good morning"
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10
SURE as DIVIDENDS

stocks are to pay dividends.
The speaker emphasized the ne
cessity of a continuance of a news
paper connection, and told his
hearers that newspaper space in
diligently used should be one of
the greatest assets of the bank IN
production of new business.
Banks and the United States
Treasury" was taken as a sub
iect by Frederick II. Cleveland,
Phi. D., Professor of Finance at the
New York university.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10

Special to The Oil Review.
Atlantic City, n. j., Oct. 10
At the convention of the Pennsyl-
vania Bankers association Will
liam Powers of Pittsburg, took for
his subject Bank Advertising. !"
He said:
"The newspaper is the messen-
ger to the hearts and homes Of
the people, and intelligently used
newspaper advertising is just as
sure to bring results as good
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10
Special to The Oil Review.

Special to The Oil Review.
St. Louis, Oct. 1O.-The official
statement issued by the World s
fair today shows that the attend
ance on Chicago day, October s,
was 163, 317, and during last week
was S60,945. The total attend
ance, since the opening of the ex-
position to date is. 13,376,456.
The attendance for the week end
ed on Saturday, October 8, fol-
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WILEY WEST DEAD

teemed young man, and his un-
timely death is greatly deplored
by the community in general. He
is survived by his parents and one
sister, DR.. G. B. West of this city
is brother to DR.. William West.
The obsequies will be held tomor-
row afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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He Turned.

Wandering over Salisbury plain.
q correspondent came across a large
stone inscribed:
"Turn me over"
After much difficulty he succeed
ed in turning it over and found on
the underside of the stone the
words:
"Now turn me back again, so that
1 can catch some other idiot. -
London Telegraph.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10
FRANK MAYS pARDONED

ing on the II rs train, and is at
the home of his mother on the
South Side. The murder occurr-
ed at Pine Grove, Fox being shot
by Mays. The circumstances in
connection with the deplorable af-
fair is doubtless still fresh in the
memory of many of our citizens.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10

Wiley West expired this morn
inc at his home in Matamoras, O.,
at 7 80 o'clock, after a lingering
spell of heart affection. He was in
the Goth year Of his life, and the
only son of DR.. and Mrs. William
West. Deceased was a highly es-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10

Frank Mays, who was convicted
in the Wetzel county court about
two years and a half ago of the
murder of Charles Fox, and who
was sentenced to a term Of II
years in the State prison at
Moundsville, has been pardoned.
He arrived in this city this morn
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-10

"The Georgians," by Will N.
Harden, author of ".Abner Dan
iel, ;" "The Substitute" just pub
lished. Price $1.25. At Mccoy 8
Book store. lO,6-3t