davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-09

branrit,,n. eab ibr Girl tdn uues
ne. ois Goriuib iti. SOion kaanr
man NIT bem 8au. bon 1oHs un.
Stnbardbsn. Rolintt rat Der Ram.
ots sorts, in ssF,n Vdk oas 26i,
Do. Stluna nntm. Qaum nj,
nan nit bwI.n arbtlttn fsrtla. aIs oi,
| 6tlao. an 3i:x C'teb.r Ibr erittinsn
mahitn. Die tlt. sti3as, btr Iioi.
non. bic bsi Suia 70 istr ae!itt,n, oi.a-
t olsiisRal ais a,itfot am r,ti,n
6laad. Der RaHypi tultatt. mdsrsno
oss adGssn Sa9ts. ubHs baE bsr Gina
ootr AMBER. ire,no wclbs gortbeilt
er.uugsn. Grub am Mora.n o.s 4ten
Ctieber sni,usrter oi, Gsinos ibren
ansrifi. brana.n untsr benz 6.ntr i5,
r,r @tiblg. Mauihlitiom pur, na5=
men psr'aiso.us Snttsrisn, als biz Re.
itrot sun eiuertiisn auiasiorbsrf
wnroe. Inter 0urrabs riitis oi. Ii.
Srieaee uno iomlt oas 26is Np., in
gilihrltis mar. trlcmm bic Spis, Al.
n,s 6dls;s. Ron no Il, 81 ibum gr.
ltduntn s,nahrl,n, oab bier sK 6,lu-
as lid sllla wtiid ioatn. Rln ioIltt,
Ihutn siHt tury Sittdt. Uobtj 20 i
80 bon 0enitIb,u ais eitianasut IN ID.
te Sdno, htlth aui ota Rndmat.
itt iun Eager ilnstR bic Sutittn
pom 26ttn Nlo 0ie ht,inatt YIso
John e,oUn 8 body etc. III iveIa,s
be Btlau9,ttn mll culilmmttiL ftr.
utu Nrluat HorIaib pIteu ~ utb-
men, uutbtn nl1i mtbr atml4i.
TnNt Der S,,nan9 tam eas 26isI
M,nour' nit mn Denlatn NtrHanotsl
ten oapon. S;loU atborit u hl,itni
elutr pom uultrn 90liuhlltu, osr In
6OIss eeHrn baIo oaraGr iiarb. p,r.
mani SOi,. ,in groBsr lialt,t, Iuna,r
Wahn, Der usA,n l,insr 0tr,enslult
Uou allen s,datt ano atllsbi. ia1Ii
IL ben 5auitnosn. osnn 8rabltstn
aui nsm Raiional ,srisohoi, poR 80.
rlnil bic b.ianni, aaii4rdi trast:l
F." "Unhnow1.
RAD on Shia5t Rsn eoyluia i'm.
o,n mir ols Pot, No. Reg. ;undth
b,I gtrmanipwn, nI1t lu.ii pou Rta.
phis. 3.nr.
(dpEiissua3 fOlsi-D
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-09
farm IL vsrhanfsn: I
Sanr.Sn nitem.
(CaSh System.)

Sn Der am Il. Sanunr gtbaIttrn
@triammluH9 luHtoe BON pni Der
llrttrpibnritn oa5 @aar. Sprtm be-
ttloheu uuo bic nah'olssnbsn 8tl,Ir
duamommsH;
@eihloiitn: blB BON It,u
Wdri 1905 nnQsilugtn, DDS @ddr.
Suhtm ben anAtnGmmencn R'Qtlr
gtmdB iirua oartNtiubrt lutrh,u lon.
&tiatoiitu: baB aauiItuit iol'
den 9uunen oR teiu Eadraclp al
0ano babcu. fur cine hljtbisc Sum.
mt .1tdtta" ptr.luitn nui nod 80
2laeu 3m'ei traatueu Quitn Mote,
ytihlofitn. pdb Sanntuir llr
dIk V:poulie baar jlhlen.
Stidlsiitu, bab ott @dsaitS.
mann mtlhu ltd 9tr llthtrirtiuns Der
Rtaeln oS Waal. Sphtma ituloia
mahi, cine S,ydlt poil 200 iblIty an
bic Abuarn MiislrocT ~ b,saaltr bat.
GRit Dem @elputlitn oak oas gaor.
Spltm Al uuiu G!lr 0otihtll, ME ~
BEN Wpribtu unitttr eunetu N. sy.
phltttn wlt uns 81 cblata &taeln
unb stidn,H hlsBa uni,t 3dmtn.
9tn Shaeitr.
Stntp Nnmtl.
Anton Sotr.
y. \. Soramtntr.
Wsrntr & 2uedtnbUI'.
osnrp Sli..
6. :. ithtsl Il 60.
Strmann piliemtWr.
W,hphalia Rillins so.
6tro. Crtmsu,r.
porfoanisl Srss.
q. Straihaus.
8. u. Brun..
.. Ssait.
8. Radt.
.. qanmsrs.
y. Gafrpp.
autr Der einiEbruna ets Saat.
ephems ains,n unisrt Birttt une |
RaaFspis dat Die 9trphi4iun, sis |
an Sonn. une fsisriaaea ndhssas |
~ 0sAsmlts aas pttelat itu astait |
ssi4lslsu y. (aIisa, |
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-09
Sac Tourtbaus bon @astOnnbe
esountg abatbrnnnt.

7as ibon, BdsConabe GountN
esur,bans iu SermInu, no, n am
6rtiias Wora.u onr1 6tusr pIhOri
porosn. Die Snhtr uno atttn wur-
ben atrtt.t. 3ds 6tuU mar III Gem
9atnubl. l,s:nilAs ourb ,ln,n iaIo
bniim Saprnisln dusasbroae Ino
brdnuts llti,rIob tbe ot Gtuernshr
aul Der granolidtis 0ntdm. Hahotm
be Jlamm,u loon Gin, Stunbt lana
sswnlht hotttu. hnr,tt Der bphs 7pm
ots Gtbiuots nit 8yobsu Gsirats cin.
MI Charles Z. SIbtn, elm alter
Burger BON G<rMauu, DOR 8 9obrn
liarb. permntitt tr o,m 9ouuip $50.
600 fat ben Sau slnts nsutH Court.
bauits. Easislbt purot turi oGtaui
an Stut bee aIisu Gtbluots trrlbitt
unO mar. rp,a,u i,ln,r urtItctcnjihtn
St6nbtit. Der StoIs ots 9anyn
eouuip..
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-09
2lbtuna.

guf Dem Weas bon g&srbnIia NIB
spopis Grsst ~ Msils rou W,ttbaIla)
,bQ Elm Eurhhih outt sInsn .,lru
6iael asmddi. une Bic a,upnn,ns
Wnii, BON ero uub Stdu ,nt aus.
ihauna Der udhhIKatnbu Sltit be.
nuBt wuotu, llebct olcs Ndbcc
lam bet 0ertn Yen Staupttrr aus
tuuit rrbaIttn wtretn. Ter Gvnirlll
Tlro aT Suniidl ben Is. }ebrunr mn
; llbr RdtmlttdlS Al bt,rtrtnotr
Sl,Ilt an ben Mmothbtl,n9tn utrlt.
ben iptr0cn
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-09

Su cine Stnurr, ans tIntm ybcl'
nistn VIati, ,ptlt, btionous y,i,J
aus benz 0olniihtu ebeIttrr
ma0: Gin gtlonuiu p0u mir iuh
pag tiniatr 3,It Urn Rbln nab &IIn,
In elnu Ode res G0upts iob ell &el'
ncr, ptlttr eiutn Qlsb Gtl bate une
,u iaIaitu Wtiutis. 81 0luuopt
htllt tm OtrT aus &r,iu ,In nnp be-
Qrubtc tIutn 6rtuns BEN II IN Noupt
mirlIii. $50 ,ommi. oU otun bUl"
40 babe bier III NlNnNptr BtbuuataS
ati,ltrt.' 9as @dprdd bat unitr,n
G0lntr eupos luiluptdi, uuo ,bnt llh
porothtnt ~ blhtn. tuurJt ty ter rt
bin: On Id 'ttrt mioAt NlMtos'
bna. Sept werpti itt DE 'rlb!t Ct.
tllt @titllbdit BEN Hdmtns!llsinot
III. .Warum itIdn Slt otnu Ibycu
Ramtnstali- irdet oty @tpuyt4tlQ4'
itirtt. Ah iUu mIust NlmtneolA,
.nurrt ,t lultoty aus ott ct', .Nl,
NOS tabtu St oeuu 'uJ @Tlnot Dl
iatl' "a, baMtnt, oar" 10 tpuui
cs i,gi MI, tlullm SbIuiboptlunlcn
bttaus. .,ltotl eiIp bait nc Htpsc'@.
naa dpptr uet lana !tMt NaMrn4'
Boa" Ta4 ihdutuot p'Matu ot
Hhrtlitnon e,r,uue.tt, oaG N0.a &c
rtai bate.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-09

--9ci. Gtisftrmann Der tisttig, De
i.ksbss 0srrn Bern. Shseitr. nabn
| fur. sInias 5aa, llrlnnb auo Jdat
| 8sEtansie in yooIs Grd nnb einn
| Die ttipa6 alciitn pn SsnnOtG
Will am 9ooit gr.tl gDeae aasiu aDob'
nsnes alts Srau sRLrs puros an
Ylsaiaa n ibreH 6auis als gsid. auf'
sefunbtn.
-Senlp @ilbes uno @sors asrl
erlsaisu am si,nitas g oaiM. 'eeb'
isrst ica Der bshs Qaienidnasr elsisr
gsbNo isin. (Ci bell nail SOIt np'n
StrtlisssA
-Sis oerrsn Suo RaHmanu, bsr.
uiau 3aspel gno oshsn Scbn 0ein'
rid ron ap.lbtopn, SsMp g9iflsbrlnbt
uuo Der 9oltsblntimonn iDarsn 3isns-
tag gdtditsbalbsr in .einn.
-pdiTt agent: Umu Sls lIns
ipen rihilseu Namsn miitt,il,n wiro
ihr St,elben lber Die uutsriMiit
,patsnt ,2Iasni" aainhbws nnosn,
MorsniaIls uidi.
-~6runi IOttu beaQb Fh SOnfoa
CUR Staaistaupiiiaot N,leiht lpoh'
is tr bort Isrusn ipit tin Yunoesisua-
Tor supablt miro tfr mus hd ltoOd
III oIsiu S6uIe at:anawtlIt bubtu b:
tr l6on 9tnliaa hl'rbu ,utldltbrt.
--Am Itbteu Gonmriiaa ourh,oa
,lrt bon Rpttwtlitu tomHltnot ta.it
gptIt unitrt O@tatno uso oas 1bttmo.
m,ier tont ~ 10 8tab Grter slull.
l.SRraui tolai, Elm, ntu, Nut taat Sanu
uno am Titultla gioratn ,tiak bds
9bsymoWtt.r Wl.oer L. Grab uHid
9luq. aalt. atsr trtraallt. Gan,
iaN III &c ttli be. ~ Grao uaitr Sua,
upo 10 talt mar ts III Neutana.
BON ben Harmtrn Die c,n 9Ah.
pbalia uup 2oe, 0r',l @ts oisiislls
Der Mares am nNllitn gtb,aut,n
uuros ,las S,ummt uoH sl2S.iO III.
ietihrIsbeu uuo t.nc 9lsihe Summt
pou Der Gnunn 6our, ttlulllat ip.lts
SumnH oaiur nrwanpt lu,rosn ioll
anta sipa II WeiIsn bon N@hpbdlIs
al okitm W<as b,iinolihsu quail ;u
MTtlshia uuo bas aus oisism -gut"
atardb,n, BtiltE III tiutr stlpu l50
S6riits bon bltitnt ,ntisrnuu nltori.
gen St,lt ots 9e,Qts btpcnlri ipro,n.
@N oil lnotrtr Sitl, trhaiIit. Iuiro
ox Nrbtt ionttadIlh an o,a WInosh.
bRtrnotn dusltatbtu mueen.
farm u usxhanfsa: 6iut eira ,luei
Wt,ltn iuoofll1 uou 9Stepbdlld QtIr.
otnt aus 290 Atrts ttnsh,not Narm
lam ba Der eiatuisamtr elslaltebsno,
billa Qttauit wsiotu. 1btnio aIls od.
raul btnnhllben 0Lus. uno Nttrlt'
raihihaittn. 81 2su @litn lmp od.
raul Gtphan,,, g9t2rn 1llb;rtm lpmht
mdn nb al bic Srptolilon b:'ss Sllt.
Ia nfrf an hsn lSi0fut1umfr SFrru
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-09
0nr 6eihihte non Comp, v,O''
26. .a1o. Jnf. Reg't.
uesm1ss. a. essdsi
t(soriisbune)
26th No., | honor gUu!

Ids paun bic g9pris, mi. btllei
8ea,raI Roiterans am 5aat nih oei
SdlA6i bel ;lutd, Gm 20t,n Sept.
$50 pas 26n 9ho. a,et. b.arabh. Si.
iOpis al bic Ciiiiisr. nnb Ranni5ai.
| tag, logic otr ioolih ptrruno.te Col.
Boomer su Capt. Benjamin :. 7tan
osl eouLp. g., Der lslbif au: 3 99un.
tosl bIuttts, tnb,u bi. Repuiation mel.
nss A.glpIsuiss g,mlht. ggslt' ein
npblsr 6tdrOttsr,ue. Boomer, bar =
ocilea ffrionli4e 5apisri.t uno Nus
FpGust. Nura oshsu ssitiges ginQslieu
init 3iilie oss braoen 5tsn ,epa bic
rhosrbOlts W.snabm, Der llt,n Cbio
Satttrls Dtrblmosrt uas oamli Der
9pytbruh b,s 9,nirnm bon Seits
be- 6slnots u,rtIielt puros, beam.
lplutis nitts pom benz Sitgt bsi 3atd
ldr itt. aab al be Gbrs, al,s Go6
itInta cfBltttn uno bcn Wunn'hli.
Ten i;in,s Reatmsnits. ultut. Goi.
Sobn .. Soimau. Oct otn tshtcn
6InQtI b,S 26it RG.. wabrmb ptr
@thti btfsbIlai,, ynbmt III ltlutm
atpCrl ~ nituual Snubom unltr Nh.
@t,u, bas bC,ollAt Antbmcn pon
4tu:. EIaui ". Sdotntn BON GOmp.
. otr b: ShIk zines aoptaRi Der.
lht.
9lcm laE bu Saia3t ba 9uia
an, be'bltt MAR bns 26it No. MI
0tm StnGnRn ootr alias the bloody
26th. 6rsh am 4Rorstn ots 20isa
Ssp,. waroe zine NbtbtilunA Der lttn
4usapt ansnui,isn. rob tInmlI nat
&rUuno,ta 81 iuten unb biz S,e.n
81 bcarabsu. eiM haurist uno ,r.
anbMst Arbtit, Dor Der Mante ilh
ittulsu. Auhalt Der ei,p,br itul
tsrit mdn Snauieln. 99a5r,no oi.
Gin,n al eem Brabs iiir Die Alinah'
me p0u 20, %. 30 uotr 100 itrer
9dmeruo,u b,ihaltIai. tru9su oi, an
bern oi, ytlh,n berbei uuo l.lt,u bic
ltIbtn, mir man iv a,iauom i'll Die
3 ob,r GUS ii,ft GuIIt uaO btosdt,
iis nit btr gto,, BIZ upu jbrsm Sluls
qcro,b,'. eIu sIniaots. rauhts &rtt
init Der Nun3rIit: .2j. 80 Ootr 100
linton SoIoltrs" blloets ols Wonu
msnt. remit Die ll,btrlcbtnotn N5 Don
itTtp lti,hIeo,u,u Rdmtrao,n iar int.
mtr ty,nnttn ano ptrahittotttu.
Peace Let US mingis Iove S
sweet tears. uith PHYS
For those Who bought the heritage
ue oiUn,
Who gaze their all, and in death
silent Cities
Have but the ndmeieSs eptaph
.UnhnoWn."
Atlnllt mriubr man nit Den Cra.
btyN or st'aQ,nu S,luof, Sl4
Htdt p2tr Vi, 2aitI, w:Ibts aui ec
l(A lnAtoTdbi, tnihl'It ntot or Giul
ons gecrt Sthtls." En nt lttttr
nco 10 bitter httlTp'ieu, yubitn btui,
iuteua iIr ut0tn ,la.pety.
Inn buaotrit Dor tirtm aalllbtn
0rt,dt III btr0brtu. dybtItcltn ol,
Sllm uno R,n,r Der Sarstrns J
uNp Rltl Ill 6rtuuo uua 6ttno. |
,Sa1 q opt ubty 200 poU otU Gylitrcu |
iMN mtty e;nn 400 pan Den ytFitytt. |
oc byt NuIlt btau'pyGoitn.
Nm .litu Stpt. m0tNtWIi, ot a.
pIN,rn uniey @:ntrSl GlmIIion iJtA1
ua& Gctmb, mcbln mt aW %;tpan' |
orttn otblapi ugb pelity atp'ltAt Wur'
BEN. Nat W,nlstn 3lltn ilntte
>aS SuUpt AM, oaB 81, StInot, oIt
lie ttl Su,l Ht,ampit ano st'tIaam.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-09
yana ;am Serlauic beI u. Z, Sdta.
Ter Siennn, Nto

SSO AAfr. 300 unit, Ruliay.
/; W,llt pou &l,all.
SEQ AAsr. 80 unity Sal,Ur 3
lp,lltr peu @unni ) 4Rslta psg III.
splt
2l0 aAr. 90 attt aa.iy eal!gy.
) sptl!tn pen TrAp.s.
40 aAr. 4 RtiItg Ben jy0.
burg.
SEQ arksr. 80 aity guitg agllgT
} aPtlItn pau 0y0saTa.
sScQt slbv .iR,u sutsa Saraats
III Is i,si ar otr 3tIl u !snlts.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-02-09
Gtmas abtr SnueEiraHt.

Aebaiisur. ua1 altem Srautts
,Ses slm tIuIts bid unb tauas
Define 5sber in bic Tut,
x5treibs sin Geoidt ssia@inb'
&on,Ssr esibipsii' Der (eutsnen.
.Oeren, Die NOD ~oraubsn4 nobnsn
lllnb berisn gen bler'uIAne;
Sauertraut miro iu aenannt.
.Gine 4iIanse sibt,s bsiamtlid,
9ubI ssnannt, bam araut usrpanetlit.
Die, nit 5Isiiae pobIgepaayt,
Ttent ~ Spsiien pisIer Art.
Son ben Giriiden uno Sdottsp
&irp Der aobI nit NIeiid gsietiak
Gas Der Dpniee sIsididIIs. .tsWt
llnb resbpiltss dinner n:np,.
SdOuserpitst in Der Apmen
Rire Der aobI dub pisI icbannen
Tet 'nrr Srutpurit ie:, uuo gob
Sdmedt aIs SHmor.al ct iGmoS.
absr sins,iaHpit III ,Saia
tSdmett esr fshl beespt,nb bsikr,
Titit Sortt, ipis bsiaput,
Nrp tanu 2auer'rQn aenauni.
Sph 'ntT gltiiT pbtr robel
S6uuoel bap Qrau, wau i,In urb AebtI,
S,ampil IN sintm ,ios 60 ,iH,
Seb earaui men g,obcu s;stn
,S!sbrs N tIHtm tubIcu Rrler.
.RtIii bas Sausttraut v,rl iAueusr;
aud itbiIu bamti'S sH, lfWedt
Ids bic sra9e 9Nt 20 Octi.
Stet SauaiTdu team, bic Nak,
.lu berti,tn b.eie Sp,tit;
(Cds bsibt, ptuH ~ lbrR Ranp
ileberbaupt iI.IodG i.aHe.)
GIN Silt SSpelnSssIit oetr S4Ia.sn
81 bas bette, iOut' MID biInien;
Sot aud riele GIssnidah,
Gibi benz Grau.e Sait mAo Graft.
a4, ME iaon beiw DIIttasstite
.e1msdi bod cine atobt, iEilae
Erat,purii ODE, 2tberwuTii
agT mem Sdoppasu fur ben Gurit.
,SIeibt pom Sau.rtrau, mos itber,
SGT mon's ipdter oei,o Iicber;
Habe itets bafuy aeihplImt,
Eern baS 9raut mar dufsspdrm,.
9u 'ait isetm bsu;ittR hauif
StH 60 1dutr'gout ium 2tuauit
NodtntIlh ttumdI rctr Iwet,
llre man bIttti ee'Alo oabti.
6rsi,i4 III epe 9raH; rIn sSmturs,
llne pom Sptldct BIO ,um Gflu
Seti mdn'o- 10, e,e loIb' Staet
i8elt, w,t Sraui 'ut Tnnsr bat.
6thpC laeu,tu ale GcJdhteL
limb NIT pobn une MT, cela4,r
su' eae 9liu, DC, 3lau'tc Sdsqy,
Eann;tns unsenIrfbay aay
SieIr rlloi ltki pon i4Nrn
2autIlinu, mt, i,9btu &I,ntn.
e0sas 9itIt, elonti mUs'mu
Rs4y ale le lpJ lt,btg ibun,
,Gttiitt uno aua ItanJa'tn
e'itn Jet NIT atentuIoiem
HabIbtbdaep Sdu,.lrdIt,
0ds gut itmett uRo Icld, pcreau,.
gan.ttS Won pST edl,cu Aaiic.
Stalieucr aud bt,u NdNc
Roihwsin, Polcu mad alttm Sraut,
Die G9rc'erItc aud,
4elic ausy Ednorer,
Die NIT unS IN NrcnnoibaIt pohu,1
Gi'eu oub W NjCiem iued
Sgii uus Spucr.rdui ume optd,
NnrnlrS
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-20

Many people seem to think 1T a
very easy task to "run" news
paper. One weeks experience
would, we imagine, change the
opinion of most people on this
subject. Do you ever count the
words in a column of ordinary
newspaper print? Well, there is
about thousand words in a col
umn. Suppose you sit down and
write a thousand words upon
some subject, and then another
thousand and another until you
have written eight or ten thou
sand. Just try it, and see how
easy it is. Keep that gait up for
a year, and see how you like 1T
at the expiration of that period.
Chase a single local item all over
the city, and after you have got
ten the facts all correct, condense
them into a few lines-an hour
work that can be read in a few
seconds. Do this for a dozen
items that seem insignificant after
they are printed, but which you
know are of Importance. Then
have the items criticised, and very
frequently by incompetent critics,
and inaccuracies pointed out to
you when it is too late to correct
them. Oh, yes, it is a snap to
"run" a newspaper. Just try it
for six months if you don't care
to devote any more of your spare
time to the work in order to get a
faint idea of the amount Of labor
attached to editing a small daily
newspaper. Another very fascl-
mating feature of the business is
the great number of warm friends
you make while running" pa
per. A newspaper man was never
known to have an enemy. He is
the public s obliging servant and
benefactor.
An editor is supposed to write
howery obituary notices regard
less of the past life of deceased,
and if the article does not con-
sumo at least a column of space on
the front page the editor, very
frequently, is condemned and
called a blockhead. The editor,
too, is expected to write. very fire.
quently, fowery descriptions of
entertainments and marriages re-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-20
Editing a Newspaper

CARELESS of their elaborateness ;
and should he neglect to perform
his task in these matters, he is
again prosecuted to an unlimited
degree. Of course, there are many
reasonable persons who apprecl-
ate their home paper, and the Ell
forts of the editor in publishing
the general news items.
But. on the other hand, there
are a great many ungrateful IN
diyiduals who are everlastingly
and increasingly finding fault
with the editor and the way he
manages his newspaper. There is
no calling in this great world
more laborious than that OF the
life of a newspaper man, or one
that has more responsibility at
tached to it. But, while this Is
the case, there never was a calling
so underestimate by a certain
class of people, and why these
state of affairs exist is a problem
too deep for us to even attempt
to solve.
The editor of an up-to-date
daily newspaper labors longer
hours by far, than either the pro-
fessional man or banker. Few
people, however, seem to be
aware of the fact, and imagine
that about all an editor has to do
is to simply dress himself. In
short, he is a public tool and must
do the public's bidding. If he is
approached at any time by GER
tain politicians or influential cit
liens of the town to give a column
or two write-up, or to boost an en-
terprise by which they are to de-
rive a personal benefit, he is sup
posed to not even consult his own
| interests or conscience, but to lay
off his coat at once and do as they
command.
When all classes of people once
realize that the editor of news
paper must conduct his affairs on
strictly business principles, same
as the merchant or banker, to
make his paper a success, they
will have learned valuable les
son. Not until then will his la
bors and paper be fully appre-
ciated or his business the financial
success it otherwise would be.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-20
Lots of Land TO be Sold

about a mile or less, will be sold
at reasonable prices, on liberal
terms, and in large or small guam
titles to suit the purchaser. In a
general way this is what the COM
pany who purchased the farm
will do with the land. In the fu
ture if a firm wants an acre or
more of land to build a manufac-
turing plant on they can get 1t
on short notice and at a very low
price. The company will sell
quick on small profits. If a man
wants to locate near the city and
build a home on an acre or two
of land that he can buy for what
a town lot would cost him he can
be accommodated. Anything that
man may need in the way OF
building lots, small places for
gardening, poultry raising, etc,
can be accommodated. The B. &
o. railroad, by its right of way
contract, has to stop on the farm;
the new trolley road will soon be
running through the entire length
of the farm, so any person can
get off and on the cars right at
their front doors; if both rail-
roads are off for any reason you
can walk to the city in ten min
utes. We believe the opening up
of this big farm will be of great
benefit to our city. We cannot
I give details at this time, but we
know the company proposes to
sell the land at very reasonable
prices, on liberal terms, and that
there will be homes for hundred
! families at least on nice building
lats 49, ri; BE sold very cheap
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-20

w. F. Litten, a resident of over
twelve years of this city, has re-
signed his position as manager OF
the Durham Hardware company
to accept a more remuneratlve
one with a large wholesale es-
tablishment in Pittsburg, Pa.
The resignation is to take effect
the latter part of this month, en-
tering upon his new duties lmme-
diately thereafter.
Mr.. Litten when he came here
from Sardis entered the employ OF
Boyers & Pollock, the then hard
ware and furniture dealers. And
in the same building the stock
therein changed hands at least
five times, Mr.. Litten was retain
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-20
y Resident of Twelve
Years TO Leave

ed, which was and is evidence of
strict integrity, honesty and
worth.
In 1901 the subject of this
sketch was elected by a handsome
majority to the office of City Col
lector and Treasurer. To the end
of the term he served well and
then entered upon his present
duties.
That he will be missed as rec
ord-keeper for the Maccabees, as
a hardware man and as a citizen
goes without saying. May his 60
ing contain rays of optimism for
himself, even though a tinge OF
pessimism because of the depar-
ture remain with his many true
friends.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-20

A little later on, when surveys
can be made and the land staked
off into small tracts and lots, the
444 acres of land comprising the
Barney Wells farm below the city
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-20
Why
Drink
Muddy
Water

When clear can be obtained? How
ss9 By buying one of our three
kinds of filters. AS special in
&ucement against swallowing mud
the following offer may act somei
what as a preventative:
No. 6 Champion; regular price
81; special $500.
No. 7 Champion; regular price
So; special 81.
No. 8 Champion; regular price
$3.50; special $500.
No. 1 GAINESVILLE; regular price
$3.50; special S..
No. 5 GAINESVILLE; regular price
$40; special So.
No. 2 GAINESVILLE (stone) regu-
lar price $2.75; special 1920.
No. 3 GAINESVILLE (stone) regu-
lar price 1925; special $3.50.
No. 4 GAINESVILLE (stone) regu'
lar price 1875; special So.
No. 6 GAINESVILLE (stone); regu-
lar price $3.50; special $3.50.
Extra stones are carried for the
above.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-20

Durham Hardware Go.
ia and 716 Wells St.,
Sistersville, w. Va.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-10-26
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful it is il
Preserving Health and Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that char
coal is the safest and most efficient
disinfectant and purifier in nature.
but few realize it's value when taken
into the human system for the same
cleansing purpose.
Charcoal is a remedy that the more
you take of it the better; it is not a
drug at all, but simply absorbs the
gases and impurities always present in
the stomach and intestines and carries
them out of the system.
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating on
ions and other odorouS vegetables.
Charcoal effectually clears and inn
proves the complexion, it whitenS the
teeth and further acts as a natural
and eminently safe cathartic.
1t absorbs the injurious gases which
collect in the stomach and bowels;
it disinfects the mouth and throat
from the poison of catarrh.
All druggists sell charcoal in one
form or another. but probably the
best charcoal and the most for the
money is in Stuart's Charcoal
Lozenges; they are composed of the
finest powdered Willow charcoal, and
other harmless antiseptics in tablet
form or rather in the form of large,
pleasant tasting loZenges, the charcoal
being mixed with honey.
The daily use of these loZenges will
soon tell in a much improved condi-
ton of the general health, better COM
plexion, sweeter breath and purer
blood, and the beauty of it is, that no
possible harm can result from their
continued use, but on the contrary
great benefit.
A Buffalo physician in speaking OF
the benefits of charcoal says: 81 adj
wise Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges to all
patients suffering from gas in stomach
and bowels and to clear the complex
ion and purify the breath, mouth and
throat; l also believe the liver is
greatly benefited by the daily use OF
them; they cost but twenty-five cents
box at drug stores, and although III
some sense patent preparation, yet
| believe | get more and better char
coal in Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges
than in any of the ordinary charcoal
tablets"