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Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-21

ill staden. Hasten och akdonet
;atte han in i Morning Side och
infann sig der patoljande dag med
en- anvisning pa 7 dollars utfardad
at Mr. Sargent. Sedan han fatt
tiilbaka pa anvisningen, hvilken
sedan befanns vara forfaIskad ,tog
han hasten och akdonet och har
sedan dess 81 latit sig afhora. Mr.
Sargent har anmalt stolden och
forfalskningen hos sheriffe1.
Den s sistlidne september an.
traffades hoden liket at en- okand
man, hvilken seGermera begrafdes
pa countiets bekostnad i fattig-
6yrkogarden. bet fanns ingen-
ting hos den dode, som kunde
bestyrka hans ideEtitet, utom
Diet att den skiortkrage han hade
pa sig var markt med initialerna
f. P. t. Dessa initialer hatva nu
emellertid ledt till hans identihe-
ring. | mandags infann sig nem-
ligen harstades handlanden Z. u.
Thomas fran Sheldon, Ia, medic
rande en- skjortkrage markt pa
samma satt och at Stamina Stag
som den, hvilken bars af den
drunknade okande mannen. Kra-
gen hade tillhorr Thomas fader
F. P. Thomas. hvilken den 90
sistlidne augusta afreste fran Shell
don till Nebraska, der han skulle
Sc Oliver nagot land, som han egde.
Emellertid kom han aldrig tillba-
ka till hemmet, och da han Ell
heller latit bora at sig, anses Diet
som sakert att den dode var ON
namde F. P. Thomas. A liket
~fanns inga yttre spar at valdsam-
heter, hvadan Diet antages att en-
olyckshandelse har foreiigger.
Sonen amman lata uppgrafva sin
faders lik och begrafva Diet i Shell
don. Den omkomne var 81 ar
gammal.
Stormfonster och dorrar hos
Spaldsng, 3 & Court.
Bkomsterhandkaren J. c..
Rennison har just f8tt iardigt EFT
is fot bredt och 24S fot langt
vaxthus, som anses vara oct
storsta inom staten, och har redan
plante-at 5000 neilikor der. Hans
|. chrysantemums komma att foras
marknaden nasta vecka.
| Fran ALA hall haromkring upp
| gives Diet att majsskorden kom
mer att blifva den basta man hat,
under de senaste ito aren. Der
sena, kalla och regniga warren oct
en- ovanligt sval seminar ingafvc
farhagor for att majsen ej sGullt
ia It'd pa sig att mogna, innar
trostcn kom. men dessa farhagc
hafva dess battre ei besanrats
ISk0rden star nu mogen, och ha
tarmaren f0rut varit radd for fro
stem, onskar han nu ingentin.
hogre an n8gra trostnatter me
tor vaderlek efterat, sd att ha
kan ia borja insamla majsgrodar
Fran en- mangd andra stale
inom landet uppgifves Diet al
majsskorden i ar eJ blifvjt sd YIN
Inig och god, SON man hoppat
men haromkring atminstone hi
farmaren ej nagot skal att klag
Mr. Z. S. Peterson, hvi!ke
under sex AIRS It'd varit anstalld
Western UniorlTelegraph comp
nys tjenst, blcf / mandags utnam
till chief operator harstades. DE
unge manner, hvilken ar enda
; 20 ar gammal, ar den yngste chi
operator / bolagets ~tjenst. Hs
borjade sin bana vid ID AIRS aid,
o ON telegrambud. och sedan h
: Diet gait raskt undan med befo
iringarne, tills han nu uppna
! len ansvarsfulla befattning h;
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-21

sondag. Pastorerna E, Dahlhjelm
fran Red Oak, Ia, S. E. RosliE
fran Stanton, Ia, o. T. Dahlberg
fran Boone, Ia. SAINT N. Ware
MUS fir. South Chicago ofvervara
motel.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-21

ON Nj har hosta, sa en- kop
haska af Thelanders Compound
Cough Syrup.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-21
DbfhpE Kan fcEe bOtas

vid lotala meGal, da dc ejkunna ma den ang-ipaa
Salen af 0Tat. bet finnes blot EFT sAtt att kUrora
d6fhat, och Oct er med kcnstitutionella medel.
D6fhet f6rorsakas af cit upphetsadt tiIstAnd az
slemhinnan / Diet enstachiska r0-et. Mar delta
r6r blifver marker nj EFT skorrande
tjud eller Far en- daily h0rsel, och mar roret blifVer
helt och ballet tappt, ar dofhet foijden; ON
npphotsnlngeu icke kan at!agsnas, och r5ret
ite-f4 slit normala t~illstand, viii horseln vara
borta for alltid Mo utaf ito fall framkallas af
katarr, som eli ar annat an EFT upphetsadt tillstand
afGlemhlnnorna.
VI will glfva 300 for hvarje fall at d6fhet
(f6Tc~sakadt If katarr), som ej kan kureras med
Halls Catarrh Cure. Skrif efter cir
kalar, fritz. +. J. Cheney 81 Co., Toledo, o
~ Saljes hos apotekare, 75c. .
Hall's Eamilj pills arc de basta.
EFarmar6etaren TOhn Roe,
hvilken under sex veckor varit
anstalld hos farmaren VIM Sar
gent nagra mil oster ON Morning
Side. lanade forliden lordag en- a
sin husbondes hastar SAINT Ell
buggy at en- granne for att aka il
Svenska monitoren., 1904-10-21
Sioux City.

>peHsk0 M0nstoyens kontor
Males oppet fran kl. 7 till 9 hvarie
qvall.
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

"A tan bride e the best looking. don't
you think9'
We'll" replied the titled English
nan who had caught on 20 q litde
American slang, 80 far - / am person
ally concerned I certainly am not look
ing Cor one who e short Chicago
Post.
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

10 lniernarIiass ans ats anaisama-
lioa 81 fhs races % ne nations down.
fan Hercyl Let a. pray-EL
Recent statistics sh0W that in chi
caeo aIoue more White men were tried
ID one year for raDlng women than
TIE whole number q Negroes accused
throughout ne country. Last year
only eleven accused Negroes were
Iynched ard nine more Amply charged
win ne attempt WIN some one
please turn this incandoscenf light on
TnImaa and Vardaman whose dlsrep-
ufable assaults on TIE morals Of tie
1gesro race & TOO ridiculous Cor ssri-
ou1 thoughtf-Ths star Of Zion.
ne Bar Association Of chicago Is
pndoaToring to induce the Supreme
Court 81 Illinois to disbar Little
whisky BIN ward from practicins n
the courts Of this city. The decent
Afro-American lawyers ought to assist
TIE Bar Association to sidetrack Little
Whisky Bill Sleek OF bulIetlheaded
W y. johnson, who lard us out for
one dollar e. q Subpt 70 me Broad
Ak Edward 9. Alexander. Who trains
with these tricky birds. and Ben NOSE
isy, Who can never look an honest
dog IN the face for the methods
which are employed b. such Pot-house
.Nould-be lawyers makes It hard for
honorEbIs colored. attorneys TO obtain
hrsteIass clients.
one Of the most pleasant and sur
prising parties Of the season vas
the one given BY Mrs. Geneva Smith, |
476l Dearborn street, 10 her husband, |
Mr.. Chas. Smith, Tuesday evening. |
FEB. I6, at their home, which was
beautifully decorated with carnations |
and roses. Whist and dancing was IN
dulgsd IN until the hour for refresh
ments arrived. and all enjoyed the
dainty repast.
Prof. n. C. Smiths orchestra furn-
ished the music. Those present were
Mesdames r. B. Jones. @. Thomas. D.
jenkins, =. Black w. B. Howard, z.
Williams. Miss ?. Davis. Messrs. R. B.
Jones. D. Jenkins, @. Thomas. Geo.
Galloway. P. Medley. w B. Howard
p Williams.
Wednesday afternoon the Phyllis
WheatIey Woman's Club met at the
home Of Mrs. Nae Blake, 4sIs Armour
avenue. The leading feature Of the
meeting was a most excellent histori-
cal paper on Race Literature" by 4
Mrs. Fannie B. Williams. Some Of
the women who think they know a
great deal about the white race and
nothing about the accomplishment Of
the members Of the Afro American
race IN the Literary world, complained
because the instructive paper read BY
Mrs.. Williams was 50 long, this
shows that some Of the good smart
ladies' belonging TO this club ought
20 employ en- expert brain doctor 20
tinker with their heads. At the con-
elusion OF the highly interesting pro
gram . wholesome and SYMPTOMS
lunch was served BY Mrs. Blake.
Mrs. Cecilia Parkerwooley, one Of
the most noted lecturers and club
women of this country, win lecture
before the colored Women,s Business
Club, Tuesday evening, Feb. %, at
8 p. N. sharp, at the residence Of
Mrs. r =. Moore. 1914 Wabash ave
nue., on TennySOn's poem, @The Holy
Grail" This win be an intellectual
feast and Is there Is no adpsisslon Zee
we trust that All club women and
those who are not club women win
invite their husbands, brothers, sisters
and friends TO attend and help in CIV
ing this noted woman a rousing good /
reception. Do not forget the date and
place.
BESSIE NANCE,
President
ALBERTA MooREsMTTH
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

shall We notify the counts relatives
that he 10 beng held Tor ransom" asked
the trusty lieutenant
i should say not, " replied the bandit
chief Advertise him for sale IN one Of
those American journals devoted % the
interests Of tItIe-seeking helreGeA
Chicago Daily News
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

@Your eyes, my dear, and your smile
are intoxicating" be told her IN his
jocular way when she criticised the con-
dltion IN which he came from the club.
Even II they are. +" she retorted, they
never gave you that breath. "-ChicagO
Post.
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

~Fm Gfraid Mrs. Chattsrton doesn't
think twice bsfore she speaks oncs."
"Ah, no. She talks 90 fast she can't
gst q thought In edgsWiSa"-PucE.
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

lfrE Sronsmind-I really believe
NAT I an af last beginning 70 make an
Impression upon the public
Mr. B-Have TIE papers praised your
lHst lecturs7
Mn. ss-N-o. but to-day heard you
mentioned 81 ..ths husband a MA
etrongmind. IN. Y. Weekly.
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

Mira Hatterson-Do yoa belis7e thar
charity beeina az hcmaf
1lrs. Catterson-NeTerl 1 don,t Be-
hoYe a. letting your husband spend aii
you haye-De.roit Free PreEs
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

alrla EIrll Is the closest woman On
re rad DID you ses her saving thai
ssgdurt amer ne Tramp got tkrough
Swing tie Voodfy
~Tes7
@Well. she a. going 70 NIX Il with s0ur
NIX and give A. 70 the next tramp e q
patent breakfast food Chicago Daily
Newn
The broad ax., 1904-02-20
BESSIE NANCE.
NATIONAL NEGRO SUFFRAGE
LEAGUE CONVENTION.

LEAGUE CONVENTION.
second Meeting.
Commencing June 2oth, 1904, Chicago
illinois.
OBJECT.
The object Of the Convention Is to
invoke the aid Of the Republican
Party IN National Convention assem-
bled to The end that Southern Dis.
franohisement may be broken up.
REPRESENTATION -.
Each state WIN be entitled to a rep
resentation equal 70 the number Of
her Congressional representation.
RATES.
Delegates attending this Conversion
win Be able 10 aTaH themselves Of
the rate to tie National Republican
Convention. one fare Tor the round
HEADQUARTERS.
The National Negro Suffrage League
operates ct washington, D. O.. q
Bureau Of Publicity and Promotion
from which q campaign Wili Be direct.
ed asainst Southern Dlzfranchisemeak
President. James n. Hayes. Va.
Cor sec'y. Jas. 3. Dixon. r. L
Rec seey. ". T. Ridley. Pa
Treas Rev ]. A. Taylor, Washing.
tor. D @.
Eastern Organizes. asv. J. A. church
nan, MI
Western organizer. J. C. Leftwitch.
Oklahoma
For further Information address
JAS q. HAYES.
AfioIney-atLaw.
washington. p. c.
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

The Morher-Do you think It right,
ny dear. 70 receive attention from Ell
these married menf
The Daughtsr-Bui. mamma, I Ike
them al equally well.-ToEn Topics.
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

Roundabout Pryer-ArO yOa sim Il
your mothsr-in-laW's7
poleful Henpeck-Yes-stilieF than
sFer.-Brooklyn Life.
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

Miss WeaEy-Fsthsr always turns the
gAs OF q ten o'clock.
staylats- hrst rate. vas
just going 70 ask you 70 DO it-Judge.
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

Pop. what's . good conversational
lstf"
ssHs is usually one that does al the
talking, my son. "-CleEoland Leader.
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

"And Is that modern novel really Up
TO dats3s
-oh. yes, indeed. Why. II ends with
The line: And 80 they were divorced and
lived happily ever afterwards. 's-Chi-
cago Post.
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

- f 4.r rlehf Feh. r.
M 49, :, re Proesrstor7
T-,me-, "a e. - hr.islant Nat
~. rrecsn i- fte aecord re.a-
- r..enltv non ne A ~
r,-..,. l-o.f. a, and cones 70 as
$500 r.,omuensss ~ ne President
~ ~ conere. she 5 ne seventh
-,rtsr II cur FseuIfy.
teeo-si..r Is q sstsblished custom
= 49, c,l1see -, l.sf 4 .psciaI pro.
80 $500 lfirr 1fccan with al
49, o,,terv and aueech making Il vas
- 80 s,9er % exisn6.
Amer fsv remarks b. Pres. P. 4.
pmrev lntroducinr Mis- Mccau. he
foIlovl1r proeram vas rendered. IN
1880 va sweet music:
On bshaif 81 TIE Trustees. rev. =.
77rusns d b. Chairman.
On behaf q TIE Board q Educa.
tion nev. Yaa. i. hflelgWorfh.
On behalf a. TIE Facnlty, d.. c. L.
I.yte Resident Physician.
On behalf o. TIE Students. M. q. L.
Hende~on. Third Ysar Preparatory.
On behalf o. ne Churches. Reys.
g Cayee ana P. D Gordon.
Ma Mccsn. While she does not
cain Is Be- 4 erest speaker. yet she
r.noo6ed "a Al nat vas said IN q
rnnsr that pleased an present. which
tfoue6t form the college zen from
he students win . vim.
70 say that the N. & p. College
4 uroeressine rauidly e only mildly
ox1reSslne 4 fact that Il talked Of
dally hat has surpsssed the erpecta-
lions Of the founders Of the school,
whose faith had Begun to van until
aro and by Ia faifh-fn the Lord aud
COURAGE 70 succsed. our college f. com
inr % the fronf second 70 none IN the
ststA sor real vorth
our buIldIue 4 aipost crowded With
bosrsers from some a. the hest fam.
lies a the state. We are very much
a need az another building and our
sTsver dally &. taat come liberal
friend VIII come TO our rescue.
The rrand concert and entertain
ment given last Friday night by the
Third and Fourth year preparatory
erades was wen attended by friends
and = neat little sum wa realized for
TIE library.
The program was exceuentIy render
"A and reaeets credit upon Miss Isora
R. Garrett B. s.. our Secretary and
teacher who had charge Of the exer-
cises The following program was
rendered:
Prayer. REV. 3. williams. D. D.
orsHou-The Nero a. = Slave.
Solder and Educator 800.
........Jno. n. Mitcherson
instrumental Solo. .Johnera Frazer
oration-The Power ana work Of
Noble Women.
..... Mis- Louanna LauderdaIeI
Instrumental Solo. .............
....... Miss Bertha I. Johnson
orstion-The vslue Of Thodrht..
............. Mr. WI Baker
Vocal solo-Holy City.
............. Miss Isora R. Garrett
oration-Raoe PRIDE.
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

De Cadde- Isay, Mss Ethel, what
would you 90 H-lf q man should ask
you 70 marry him
Ethel-It depends. Do you mean q
real man, or 5ust yourself IN. o. Tines
Democrat
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

Friend-Why do you send your hus-
bands clothes to q tailor, when al they
need & q button3
Mrs. Naniofem-Well, the fact e ny
husband married 30 young that he never
learned how to sew on buttons.-N. Y.
Weekly.
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

william Ten was quite heroic,
But we'd have tess cause 20 gFisEa
Had he oaly shot the apple
From the bead o. Mother Eve.
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

The Dean-I was At Lady FastIsIghs
last night
The cGnOa-WhafsOrt Of dinner ala
she give yOuf
The Dean-EYerything cold except
The ices, and ell oVerdressed except the
WomeR.-Aily slopeE
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

"How did you set Jour black eyo,
sambofH
Wei. boss, yer zee I vas out a-look-
IN FER trouble. and dis ere eye was a.
furst & and if.s-Y onkers Statesmen.
The broad ax., 1904-02-20

Pehsmith-Whsre are those sketches
I made yesterday
Mrs.. Psnsmith-Why, I started the
IRE with than. I heard you tell Daub-
er that they were pot b0llerB."-Bos-
ton GloBe.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-11

Miss Warner, one Of the teach
ers in the South Side school, is
off duty on account Of illness. The
vacancy is being filled by Frank
Tracy.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-11
Attention, Sir KNIGHTS !

The Knights of the Maccabees
will give a banquet in the Citi-
zens' hose house, Tuesday even
ing, April u, 1904. All Knights
Of the Maccabees are invited to
attend. Visiting Knights will re-
ceive a cordial welcome. All are
requested to assemble at the K. of
P. hall at S o'clock, where a class
of candidates will be initiated
The State commander, G. G. Sho-
walter, will also be present. A
general good time is assured
Tickets for the banquet will be
given to all at the hall.
S. w. Mccoy,
S. G.. ELLIS.
w. E. DORIAN.
4.1l-2t Committee.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-11
In New Quarters.

T. K. Smith, the plumber, de-
sires to announce to his patrons
that he has removed his stock and
plumbing tools to his new build
ing at No. 706 Main street, near
the postoffice' and City building,
where he will be pleased to see his
cid friends and customers, and all
who may need work in his linc,
Having new, large and elegant
quarters he is prepared to and
will carry very large stock Of
everything in the plumbers line,
and solicits a share Of the patron
age Of all who need anything in
his line. II. X. SMITH.
4.11-3t The Plumber.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-11

J. L. Mcintyre, a prosperous
farmer Of Pursley, was a business
caller in the city today.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-11
4.11-2t

Editor of Tyler County Star H
w. Smith, Hon. T. B. Hill, Attor'
ney K. S. Boreman, Capt. H. H
Hardlnan, ex-Sheriff S. G. Pyle
and A. II. NIcGinnis, of Middle,
bourne: J. M. Smith, of Frew: II
D. Underwood, Of Akron, and
ARA Underwood, Of Alma, at
tended the Judicial convention at
New Martinsville today.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-11

At New Natamoras,' Schafer,
Kane & company have completed
their test on the G.. l.. Henderson
farm, and have show for a 4 or )
barrel pumper in the keener.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-11

?. II. Gaffney, contractor and
operator. left this morning for
the Reas Run, O.. oil field to look
after his interests.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-11
Local News

G. NJ. Boss, of Belmont, was in
/ the city today.
4 There is rise of three feet COM
/ ing in the river.
We had rain, snow and a very
cold day Sunday.
The Niagara restaurant is now
/ closed for repairs.
! County court is in session at
MidSlebourne today
T. J. Williamson, of Friendly,
4 was in the city today.
Surveyor E. L. Benton left this
morning for points south.
Contractor George Wolfe left
this morning for points south.
II. Il. Gunber, of Smithfeld,
spent Sunday at his home here.
". F. Kaiser, of Marietta, spent
Sunday in the city with friends.
G.. B. Slemaker was a business
visitor in Wheeling yesterday.
John Shannon, Of Matamoras,
hwas a business caller here today.
The Parkersburg .Presbytery
4 meets in this city tomorrow even
ing.
Mrs. r. c.. Ankrem, of Paden
I City, was shopping here this aft
ernoon.
4 S,e Queen City is due up this
4 evening for Pittsburg and all way
1 points.
s. L. Mcdonald. of Wheeling,
was registered Sunday at the HO-
4 tel Wells.
\ G. W. Smith, of Middlebourne,
was a business visitor in the city
! Saturday afternoon.
J. L. Mcintyre, a prosperous
| farmer Of Pursley, was business
caller in the city today.
w. F. Rice, Of this city, was
registered at the Windsor hotel
in Wheeling yesterday.
Thomas Moore, of Union dis
trict. was transacting business III
the city Saturday afternoon.
The Woman's Literary club
will hold it's regular semi-weekly
meeting tomorrow afternoon.
FOR RENT-Eight room house
on Virginia street; inquire of
9stewart sisters. 4'11-1t
w. F. Litten, Of the Durham
| Hardware company, was a Mid
dlebOurne business visitor today.
! FOR SALE-Neat five room
! cottage; inquire of Mrs. Peter
/ 10y, of Burt street. 4,6-6t
4 Miss Edith Litten, a popular
! saleslady in the Fair store, spent
4 Sunday at her home in Sardis, o.
Henry Thorn, a highly respect
! ed pioneer resident of Friendly,
was calling on friends here to-
q day.
Miss India Witten. of Wheel
ing, spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs. E. W. Talbot, of Wells
Street,
) Miss Edith Moore returned on
the late train Saturday from
Wheeling, where she spent the
bay with friends.
Mrs. Nora B. Dodge and two
fIsAKz1zER 0FREzW
>A WA
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-11

children left Sunday afternoon
for Sour Lake, Tex, to join her
husband. Mr.. Dodge holds
a position as superintendent for
an extensive oil company in the
Lone Star State.
Cyrus Shook left this morning
for Ravenswood on business
mission.
O. j. Dougherty, of the Trl-
State Gas company, was in the
city today.
| G. G.. Mccormick left this morn
ing for points in the southern part
of the State.
U. S. Deputy Marshal George
w. Sine was in New Martinsvllle
today on business.
Frank Algeo, manager of the
Bell Telephone company, went to
New Martinsville this morning.
Miss Triss G.. Thaw. of Parkers-
burg. is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Charles Wells, of Williamson
Place.
Miss Eva Nesbitt, manager Of
the E. A. Nesbitt Shoe company,
spent Sunday at her home in
Sardis, 0.
On Sugar run, Union district,
Peasants county, the WOuld-Be
Oil company has completed the
rig for a test on the Joseph Adams
farm.
Miss Warner. one Of the teach
ers in the South Side school, is
off duty on account Of illness. The
vacancy is being filed by Frank
Tracy.
DR.. II. G. Meek, r. L. Moore,
w. r. Smith, II. NJ. Stanberry
and A. c. jackson attended the
Judicial convention today at New
MartinSville.
J. L. Mason, editor of the Tyler
County Journal, passed through
the city today on his way to Mid
dIebourne from a short visit to his
family at Middleport, o.
C. E. ChadderdOn and Thomas
Bradley. contract teamSters, re-
turned from Pittsburg Sunday af-
ternoon, where they purchased a
fine team of draft horses.
AT New Matamoras, Schafer,
Kane & company have completed
their test on the G.. l.. Henderson
farm, and have a show for a t or
barrel pumper in the keener.
Keener brothers, who reside a
few miles southeast of the city,
received ten head of stock cattle
off the Kanawha Saturday night.
The cattle came from Roane coun.
ty.
W. L. Armstrong and his neph-
ew, Lee Frantz, left Saturday ev-
+ ening for Hagerstown, Pa, to at
tend the obsequies Of Mr. Arm
strong's sister, Mrs. Kern, which
occurred today.
E.. A. Durham, president of the
Tyler county bank, returned to |
the city this morning on the II Is
train from Cambridge Springs,
Pa, where he has been recuper-
ating his health for a few weeks. |
II. Il. Stout. secretary and trea-
surer of the Hudson Oil company.
with headquarters at Parkersburg
passed through the city this NOR
ming en- route to MiddlebOurne to
transact some business for his
company.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-11
CROSS EYES
STRENGTHENED

Without an operation or pain by
Nature with the assistance of an
Opthalmologist.
Isn't this superior to cutting
the musclesi
If you have a child whose mis-
fortune it is to be thus afflicted,
and whose vision and even health
may be impaired as d conse-
quence, bring him to lie and l
will straighten his eyes, give him
vision and make him well and
happy
Without Knife, Pain or Prisms.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-11

w. NJ. Lazear went to New Mar
tinsville this morning to look at
ter their ice business. Lazear
brothers have the exclusive right
of the ice business in our nelghbor
town, and the citizens can rest as
sured they will receive good sep
vice during the heated months.
The same firm have charge of the
ice business in this city, and are
very prompt and obliging.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-11

Samuel Nissan passed through
the city last evening on his way
to Kidwell to visit his family. Mr..
Nissan holds a position as postal
clerk on the B. & o. railroad. His
route is between Pittsburg and
Kenova.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-11

In the Rays Run district, i
Washington county, the Ray
Run Oil company has drilled ii
old No. l on the George Char
man farm down to the Big Inju
and has show for a 10-barre
pumper in that formation.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-11

DR.. II. G. Meek, r. L. Moore,
w. r. Smith, II. NJ. Stanberry
and A. c. jackson attended the
Judicial convention today at New
Martinsville.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-11

w. L. Armstrong and his neph-
ew, Lee. Frantz, left Saturday ev-
ening for Hagerstown, Pa, to at
tend the obsequies Of Mr.. Arm
strong's sister, Mrs. Kern, which
occurred today.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-11

Mrs. Nora B. Dodge and two
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-11

Thomas Moore, of Union dis
trict. was transacting business in
the city Saturday afternoon.