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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-22
Ter SidltCr.

&infS pom Ncro elm aniitcrn. %ciic
lci@,
slide miro eill lcbtc2 oiirrca Rcia.
Ncdlta Scr @onoubr barter, letter
Sd)lag,
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Gag.
3luiid)cn bciocn Wobncrn list mno
iillut
elmer, Scr an 1olo'nCn 6Gncn ipinnt,
elmo icine. hobc bride id)IGQt,
Ole ibn iibcr Eu1 mo Stunocu trGgt,
&olttlo@ ilummt elm GcuCr u>0 Cr'
BELT
cine jcitcutrildtc hcit'p gSclt.
Is II il np 6ulfc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-22
Sine balbc Miaium TicrOcfrGiic.

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Sn Siiooirifn loQ g. ST. cllCr groG
ortigen GrGitc l(ebertraNunN tona
nrcn. Man mill Die cnornrcu Srd''c
Der &iftpriof0Ac noh Dem Nun0 ct
ten llt0 tic BORT III ocn GiCtit oer4)tt
mem ,Sl,ouitric ltcGcn. Der GircI
for Der britiid)c Siionirifu 60 Nr.
Milion Nor, lit bon elmer Nltnnrc1l3
oltrdI oic &cr. Stooten pom Nnlcrttt
mo CANADA nod SonbOh 6ltrlit0c
fcbrt u1o bat crflGrt. 0dB <gtrtclrc
crltcn Ron0c@ sic NtHiiibrutg nc>
Nlunca iiir oltrd)ou9 nl6Nlih boItelt.
Wc0cnpGrti0 mCrbCn uut Nollo tag
lidl ctno 10000 bis 10000 FrcroHf
frGitc pcrlucnOct. Die %ittortololIc
f0nlltcn ncu @lttudtCn }llrol9c tnQ
lid) 100000 Yierocfrditc Ilctcrn lulC
bua Spitcm f0rne III cll1 BET Nrlttlit
mcl,iNCr foitlpicIigcH, lpclt cCllirollltr
tcs, unacuon0clt mcr0cll. Us lCt rtdj'
tin. oar ole Nnteritollcr ntd)t 0or0t
ucnndt hubCL Die &ru'tc bonn NIu
ooro bis nod ACu Uort 5t lcltci;,
nbcr MIR, neil lie bIciclben uGher ia
Der, fonntcIr. Nua ocn &ittorioi0l'
aen fonnc mon olld) Qolli onoctt
arditc 5icbcn. OILS aus Dem 9iiagurd.
Ger Miogoroinn lei i5S Slrb bod Der
9siftorio i20, Der 9tinqoru ulr cine
bulbe MciIe brett. Der &iftoriniiit CT
nc gul5e. Gle llcbcrtrugulg Der
arGitc BON &iftoriuinl nudl Ocrl
Huno lit ifon Dor Sobren bon Gcr!l
NbuOCs luurrI ]befilrportCt mor0cll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-22
NndI cine GcriuunoiIa)aIt.

gel elmer Sd)offcnaerldlia=S lGltltg
in cillcm OoempGloer NnttaDcrtdta'
St1btdet luilroe ein Sducrlcln ats
cincnt @cbirgsooridlrn ols 3cllgc per
nolnllen. Nuf Die ilblife Iro9e DcS
%oriibenocn, oh CT nit 0ent Nnge'hiii
0ioten perluonot oocr perldhpn1crt
lei. erfl1rte Der Sallontonn: ut 'rci'
lid! GeB miiie 10 ollc Sclt, ooB ldl
nit Dem ieiller cridlte SrnlL me et
nod, lerrih (leoia) mar, cpdor Wodle
Y~cfonntidoft 1ebott bob"
.Nic fam man mr. lilijufrleoctt
iciui" iodte Die Mails in Settfale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-22
Ser 9cfiir5tc Self.

Nl3 Der CtltltnIQla b|CrllhnltC Sdul!s
ipicIcr mo Gid)tcr Milhclm &lGQcr.
Der ip0tcr IN Scr (rlUfiudlt }u@rul-
DC 0inA, olli Scr Nobc icinca Rubn1c5
ltonO, mar or IN %Cip}iA cngu1irt. las
Fllblltltm uCrlGttCrtc I'M mo man
ner5lcb ca inn ioN0r, mCm cr olld}
bonlol@ bcrcitS Damn mo mann IN ii
nen1 fclncHluc0s niidtcrncn 3llitunot
nti1 Der Silbnc criHicu. lltN bod bat.
tc i'm ell tollcr Strrjd bCjuubc lult
otr'c Blln't 9cbrad)t. GiI1c9 NbCnn>
lpnroc Shlllcr'1 og2ilbclm (cQ" &C.
0cbcn mo 2l0NCr luHtc 0Cu @cBllr
lpic!en. Nodocm Die NoritcamlJ
lanNlt bc9onItclL 5cd)tC er nit icinCu
Nrcunl0Cn nod lumCr in lcinuli
Stummlofolc. El0bljd itiirit Der
(bcuter 0icncr ntbcmloa bcrciu
mo bittct &I01cr, ioiort il fomuuca.
"a CT III lp0tcltCnH elmer &lcrtclInu0r
uuftrctCn ioIc. Die llcbriQcn luuIl-
ten i'm nid)t %fortlulicrL Cr ubCr cr.
hcbt lid lu,o ucripriht, IN l0uQitcl2
clnCr bolbcn Stlln0c miCoCr III Der
anCipc ST icin. llnmogIIdL r1lit man.
Scl Oultcrt ia bod) minocitcna 5mcj
Stll0cn. oMicin Mort sum Efoas
&c. in elmer hoIbcn Stun0c bin id
miC0cr bel Gltd)!." Nni icin Stihmort
crlhcint &i09cr' WcBler in NroBorti1
0ilItcrcr MuSfc uui Scr StCnr uto
last it'd ScQ pprfiIbrct. Scll 6ittct
%pcr5iueiiclt nm Grlob oc2 Stlriic3.
llno min crcigllCtc iid) ctuua, ron0 IN
Den Nnnnlcr Scr Recommendation Gin
ZIG ooiteht. Tiiitcr id,rcitct Der &ollo-
uu9t olli sen ScQ juL Icgt iGnl Oi2
Nuuo oui Die SdJultW mo ioat ice
lcnucrNnilAt: 80. ulctn llrbcr. SCQ,
neil id) bcllte gcrooc bel gutter %uutc
bin, erlolic id Cir pru SbItB. See
mn rltbig nod @ouic uro QriiBC mir
Gcinc Srol!" StoIj id)ritt 0cBl2r
0rwd Die Wfittc ub. Gua %nblIfnn
mar 5llcrIt iturr, onnn Brad Gin Gut
ritltlngaitllrnl los. Ter &orbal(d
iicl mo oic 3uihoucr pcrticGcl en-
port ooa Shcotcr. &n5miihcn i0G
&l0Ner l0ngit lpieOer bel lcincH @C-
treucn, rr buttc Mort 1cboItCn. Gauge
ouritc cr nidt micocr olritrctcn; ais
obcr cnoIid) ooh @ro2 ilbcr Die Sud'c
gelpohicn Uor mo Hl0Qcr ul9 Mon'I
Nidoro Der Grittc micOtr Dor ocnt
2cip5i0cr NubIiflm cridlicn, "a cnl-
pima i'm Gin @ciinuaitum Gem
Hcnic ucr5icb man cbCn N0C2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-22
Sic ScNiofcit Der Ylanctcu uuo bi:
Spuucnilcfc.

Spnltcnflcdc.
Gic SomnCnilcdc lin0 u"IlmGbIidl
poplrl0r gcmorocn. Die M%ilicnid)alt
bat mittlcrmciIc id,on 10 DIT mo nod.
oriidlid, BON ibrcm Experimentation
GiniMB ami Na9 @cifid Der Groc
mo ibrcr @cmobncr NcprcoiNt, OoB
olld iilr ou2 ELECTROMAGNETIC Die
Somlcnilcfc cine 9%cruiiic 9co@ltluld
crboltcn hobcn. Salt icocr @cbiloctc
miro icBt aud l%uiiicu, onB Die Son-
nrnilcdc Ole 3cugcn elmer crbobtcn
SomcntbGtiAteit limo mo Oob lbr
9luitrctcn al cine rCBCln1dBI9 lld
lpicocrholen0c Eerip0c Don II Sab
rem 0Ctlilpit iii. @Cr icbt nod mel
ter nab Dem oMnrun>?" ird1t. miro
ircilid1 feline Iluttuort nlchr erlrnrtc1
oiiricn. 0cnn 10 mcit lino ltuicrc @es
lchrtcn nod nidJt OuB lie ciltcu Gin
blld III 0cn 1roBcn toannildcl 81.
iummcubun1 erbnltcn b0ttclt, Der olc
Sb0ti9fcit ser Come re9clt mo lbr
einen arei2laui BON If Tnbrcn, nldlt
mcbr un0 nld)t mCnIger, d~lt'notbtgt.
%cocnialls lit Die 9c0clttltug Der &c
mnlti0Cn aotuitropbcn bic iid) al Der
Sbcrfl0dc oc@ Sonncnf6rper9 poll
5icbcn lul0 5lupcllcl lhon Dem ullbc'
lpniItctclt NltNc ais ,Slttc crtrltlbor
lucr0ell, cine lmNcbcltrc III lbrenl
@ru0c mo IN lhrcr &lclleitiAfcit.
Wnlltc man idol lld)t@ mcltcr III De
trud)t 5icbclL oils Die Wobrld)ctrlld)
felt, ooB mid)ti0c Toftorcu oe@ Mct'
tcra olli Scr Gr0c bon Der Tlcdcns
thGtiafcIt Der Come rc0lcrt lucr0clt,
10 miiroc 0oa id)on clncn GinfluB oltt
0ao GrNebcn ullcr Scbcucicn ln0 oltf
0ic llnlOCltaltlul1 Der GroobcrfI0d)c
nit lid brinNcn. &ot man bod &c
ro0c cine bclon0crC Nc5lcbuItg 5luls
id)cu bcu S%onncuilcdcn ult0 Dem Hc.
gcniul crfcnmcn mollcn. Die Nothr.
@ioridNln1 lit rbcr nod picI mcttcr &c
Qull9cn, mo man MIRO bol0 lu1elt
f0nllcll, O0b 6 folun nod cine 9tn.
turcrihcinlnN III Der Ntno'pborc II.
olti Der Groc 0tcbt, 0ie nid)t, iolucit
lie SdJunntlr1Ncn ultcrlcgen III, III
Oicicr Niulid)t nit Dem pcrinoilden
NCrlulli Or GlcdcltbGtl1fCtt ollf Der
Come uCrglidelt morocn mare. 90
bot ma nitd) clncn ,}ltlnntllclbang
5piid)cn 0ieicr un0 Ocln mngncti'dlen
3lritol,0 Der Groc N%cfunocn. fcrncr
olld) Die 1eluiftigc Supotbclc uillgc.
itcllt. onB GrObcben unO &llfonolla-
Bride lid, nod) Der clfi0bri9en We
riooc Scr Sonmcnilcde rid)tctcll. Is
bot uber 0cn Nlld)cin, lt10 mare lrel-
lid, and, 5l crnnrtcu, 0nb Die Mtr'
flluH ser Sonncnilcdc nId]t dltf Die
Gr0c bcld)rolltt lit, lulloern lid oltr
ocl Noli5cn @crcid, Der Tlnnctct cr.
ltrcft.
Sdor bic Ncobodtltngcn, Die at
Der Stcrlnporte irfSptsbou iu0breno
Der Sabre 1S7S-tS90 bc5iiglid) Der
NcQiofcit nca Elonctcn Slpitcr &C.
mudt mnrbcn. iiibrtcn 81 Der Set
itcllilng, ooB Die Sdppnnfungcll int
.
@lnuS oicics Elorctcn IN ciller oilf-
iGQigCn llcbcreinitinntlirl1 sur eli
iGbrigcn Teripbc Der Sonncrflefe
Itnnbcn. ltrlb spar oerort, BOB Der
SlIpitcr bellcr crld)iell, luclllt oie3nbl
unb 8robc Der S~onnenflcfc eitc1
Nobcplrft crreid)t botten uno COB
lid, ungefebrt Der Seligfeit oeS Ma
nctcn entipred,cn Die Ibnahnlc Der
SonltcntbGtigfeit perminoert. felt.
croingS bot Der f~ron5oliid)e Nitro.
Rom Sansfp AT Dem groBen 6ern-
rohr suMcuonn bci Foris sic NraNe
bon Neuem ltuhirt uno i'm Bulletin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-12-22
Sine G%abcniarm am Eugct Sunp

AANlANIAN NNINAElANNDi Wv ~ ~"
Sine GaBcniarm am Eugct Sunb.
SIT Den picIcl on0crcn mertlultr
0i0cn (blCr5lldt Normcn o0cr Nan
Dies u%nicrc9 Mcitcu5 lit III nCucltcr
3Cit and, cine @oBcnform gcfonmefL
mo 6 lei loglcid) gc'o0t, ooB nc tct
ncSuc0@ Gin Observation-Disclosures
irNcnO zines SonOcrlin9a lit, lon0crn
nod itrcnQ gcihGitsmoBi8cn Grinji
picl 1ciilhrt miro mo ltitr iilr 0rl
Qeid)6itlihCn Wcninn gr9riln0Ct NOR
0cn lit. tbs lit bel INDIFFERENT 3uiebcn
0lrdbulla nidlt 10 pcrlpu1ocrIidl ibic
Is uieQciht Munhcm nltf Den criten
NIid ihcincu mag. - e.,
God che oueur lnl GinBclnen Die
He0c lit. lei Die auBcufarnr init elnl,
gen @ortcu poracItGIIt. Sic licnt utjT
cinctH fltinen Gildilb 0eS &ugct
SultOca mo llimunt bulIclbc olld)
ouaihlicBlidl Elm. NnocrHmo bate
tic audi nidt gut .%ongcbrud)t lucr0cn
fonucn. Is ntilBtc ocnn lit irgcn0 q
ncr 0roBen gSiiitc icin mas lid nber
ans o1ocrclt @riinocn nid)t cnIpiob
fen bate. $c6crl1omn iueiB, mas
idon 0o& nid)tlid)c Gon5crt clltlgtr
lucltigCr &ubcn 6u bc0Clltcn nat,
l1nb MN oar cine gauge oNond" poll
Niiult N%iuiifuntcnl Seine Wcnid)cna
nofburidoit milr0c lid Cos g"ioaen
lniicn. llCbriNCn@ Oringt 0n2 SlBcll-
gcbcltI mnnfnlul bod pon Der Tnlcl
nod) Dem 6cltInto, luCun Der @inO
0nrnnG) lit.
Ger @clibcr oicicr ciAcnurtiNcn
&oBcn &niclinrnL cin Sfonoinouier,
Nonrcua Nolbcc Sort0cn. mpbntc
frilbcr in Winncopolis utb fam nod
Dem Stoot Wnlhin9ton ltn0 nodl
Scottlc. Dor ctluo icdlS &ubrci,
tnlld)tc 5ltnt crltcn Mnl bic anBcr'
fornl SOcc III inn olli, llnb CT trui
bolo olldI &orbercitlnaclL lie ju Der
lulrtlid)clt. .....
Sort0cn ueritnno rtlunS bon ECis
sen mo mlBtc llt lo0cll, Dob lilr
cincn glltcn 8cihQi tantunn Hclo IN
cinCm ioIdlcn llntcrnebmcn itcdc,
ohnc 0rnbcS Hiiifo. Scnn ole Ecl5c
lucrocn lmnlcr icltCncr mo i'm Ser
h0ltnlB 0n5ll Die Nod)nbnlu1gen int
mcr 5nblrcidcr. Cos Eclfpilb, BON
luCld)Cm ole cd)tcn Seize fonrmtn.
tilnItlid) 81 5ildltcll, Ncht MIR IN ne
lll9cn Sotolitutcn al u1b crfor6crt
id)on Cincn acluiegtcn Spc;inlfen1er
0CS bctrciienben @il0es. InpCrer.
ICita bat man hcfunntlif id)on Stinf'
fiber pber Sfuuf 6urmcn nnNelegt.
Ger SbellNcnunlltc NM lit Der Nit
Iidlt, bnb bic tycllc Der acu1hnlihelt
&nbcn ~ ocn1 gcciDtctlten Nod)s
obmunGannotcrlol fiIr Oiclcrt 3lped
Gcborcn. mo er bot gefunoen, ooB
Der FcI5 oicicr Sbiere it'd, ourd)
Nittca 6ilttern ulb IpItentotl,d)e
Tilcgc nod iebr crheblif, perbelIcri
lobt. Sbruobl idlon morfes Wiej'
d)ell c~inielu iiir iolte 3pefe ld)ilooe
iuegNcinngcu moroen lit, 10 bat od9
porlicqcloc llntcrncbn1cn bod olif
cin nod, 10 gltt ipic unbcoeltcnoeS
Selo Qcerifien.
3i,n0d)it bolitc iid) Sortgen oilf
DEM Gilono cine Siitte, uno Damn
;inll1lerte or lid, fiir Den Tertebr Mi.
Dem Seitlanoe ein Segeiboot; er
bate bier gar Nicmonoen, Der ibnl
ms @ebeae fam. Todl lnb nud)
ior9te er iiir eiten s~eniiacnoen &ol-
| senporrotb. Defenders lhlpar3e aot-
sen (oeren Eel5 nidt crit gefGrbt III
peroen broud)t) uio mogIifit grobe,
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-26
Judge Golf Willing to
Re-Enter Politics

days ago, from whose funeral he
has not yet returned, will delay
any action on his part to again get
into politics. There is no longer
any shadow Of doubt about his
eagerness to cast aside the judicial
ermine and return to politics. FIRE.
quently in the last campaign he
openly expressed such a desire,
and was upon the point of going
on the stump. His view Of 1t then
was that other judges made pollt-
zeal speeches, why not he? And
when Senator Elkins spoke here
during the campaign, Judge Golf
was an interested listener, and on
that occasion his eagerness to get
into the party harness once more
was evident. Owing to his pres
ent bereavement the demand of
some Of the state papers that he
be heard from on the subject has
gone unheeded, and there may be
no definite announcement OF his
intentions until midsummer.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-26
Brain Food Nonsense.

Another ridiculous food fad has
been branded by the most compe-
tent authorities. They have dis
covered the silly notion that one
kind of food is needed for brain
another for muscle, and still an
other for bones. A correct diet
will not only nourish particular
part of the body, but will sustain
every other part. Yet, however
good your food may be, its nutri-
ment is destroyed by indigestion
or dyspepsia. You must prepare
for their appearance or prevent
their coming by taking regular
doses of Green's August Flower,
the favorite medicine of the
healthy millions. A few doses
aids digestion, stimulates the liver
to healthy action, purifies the
blood and makes you feel buoyant
and vigorous. You can get DR..
Green's reliable remedies at D. A.
Memberships.
Get Green's Special Almanac.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-26
Beaoars on Wheels.

In the Transvaal may now ,,
seen many beggars who disdain to
walk and travel over the country on
excellent bicycles.
A Belgian writing from the
Transvaal to friend in BRUSSELS
says:
"a certain proof that we are civ
ilized here is tkc fact that Or beg
CARS ride on h!2ycles. | often see
them alight from their wheels, which
are Of a high grade, and ask for
aims in the coolest possible manner
The other day a strong, healthy,
good looking young woman about
twenty years of age got off her bl-
cycle as l was passing by and asked
me for some money, telling me that
her parents were very poor and had
fourteen children, whom they found
It very difficult to support "
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-26
Educational Campaign

citizens will turn out en- masse at
the meeting on Thursday evening.
Supt. O. J. Kern Of Winnebago
county, Illinois, is an earnest and
fluent speaker, and he IS much
sought after by teachers assocla-
tons AMI farmers Institutes. He
delivered an address before the
National Educational Association,
at st. Louis, June, 1904, on "The
Educational Possibilities for the
Country Child in the United
States" which was well received
and which elected much favorable
comment. We are glad that
West Virginia is to have Supt.
Kern's services for one week, and
we believe our people will appre-
ciate his presence by coming out
to hear him in large numbers.
A reception will be given the
distinguished visitors by the
teachers of the High school, at
the home of Miss Annie Elliott, at
the close Of the meeting. Music
by High school orchestra. Mrs.
Victor Dye and Mrs. Foster Rob-
inson will also render a number of
vocal selections.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-26

The educational campaign OF
prominent educators of this state
will open in this city on tomorrow
evening at the High school audi
forum at 7 80 clock. The meet
inc will be conducted by state SUI
pcrintendent of public schools,
Thos. c.. Miller, and Supt.
O. j. Kerns of Winnebago coun-
ty, Illinois. The Oil Review
hopes that the people of Sisters
vile have given this important
matter much more than passing
attention, as to the real slgnlfi-
canoe of the educational move
mpnt which is to be inaugurated
here. The Review has previously
published details concerning the
campaign, a feature of educa-
tional work new to this state, but
successfully adopted in a number
of others.
The main object of this cam
paign is to awaken greater in
terest throughout the state in our
educational work, to the end that
our school system may be I'M
proved. 1t is sincerely hoped our
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-26
Rheumatic Pains
Quickly Relieved.

The excruciating pains charac-
teristic of rheumatism and sciatica
are quickly relieved by applying
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The
great pain relieving power of the
liniment has been the surprise
and delight of thousands of suffer
ers. The quick relief from pain
which it affords is alone worth
many times it's cost. For sac by
Hill Bros.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-26
Special to The Oil Review.

Special to The Oil Review.
Clarksburg, w. Va, April 90
Announcement comes this after
noon through a close personal
friend of Judge Nathan Golf that
he is much pleased with the rap
idly growing sentiment through
out the state for his re-entrance
into politics, and more than
pleased with the universal sugges-
ton that he is at this time the
choice of so many leading republl-
cans for their leader in the next
senatorial campaign. From this
semi-offfcial authority it is learned
that Judge Golf regards the cam
paign next year for members OF
the state legislature as vital to the
senatorial candidacy, and that his
re-entrance, if such is made, must
be in time to avail himself of the
opportunity at hand in that cam
paign. The death, however, OF
his son's wife in Milwaukee a few
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-26

Mountain State Commandery
No. II, Knights Templar, will be
inspected tomorr~w evening by
Eminent Sir Fl. Is. Baguley Of
Wheeling, who is sent here as the
representative Of the right emf
nent grand commander. In con-
nection with the inspection, the
templar degree will be conferred
by the local officers, followed by
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-26
Knights TempIar Inspection

an elaborate banquet in Masonic
banquet hall. This latter part of
the program will be under the per-
sonal direction of DR.. Jas. R.
Stathers, whose past success along
this line has "Spread his fame
both far and wide" and it is
hardly necessary for us to predict
that he will not "fall down" upon
this occasion.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-26
He Was Busy.

A foppish young man who was &,
patron of boarding house on PARK
avenue came into the parlor the
other day, where the landlady was
entertaining some guests, and SAID,
"Would Won u'lige me, madam,
with a glass OF wafer" His request
was granted. IN a few minutes the
young man appeared again and
asked for another glass Of water.
The second request was granted
Then the Young man came again
and said. ''P&rdon ne, madam, for
troubling YOU again, but will yc'i
kindly let me nave a pail of water
this time:
"Certainly, lIr. JONES' replied
the landIady. 81 shall see that it is
secured for YOU. Would you like to
meet some of my friends :"
81 am very sorry, Mns. Brown.
have not the time. The fact is, my
room is on re."-New York Times.
Useful Things to Know.
Always keep fat in tin, never in
earthen or agate ware.
Brooms should be dipped once
every week in strong soapsuds. This
treatment keeps them from getting
brittle and makes them much easier
on carpets.
A little borax put in the water in
which red bordered towels are to be
washed will prevent them. from fad
ing.
To remove grass stains saturate
the spots with alcohol, then wash
In clear water.
Italicized Him.
After she has told HIM, with an
air of innocent surprise at his dec
laration Of love, that she has all
along merely been amusing herself,
he becomes resentful.
"Amusement?" he sneers. You
consider Ii amusing, then. r. make
fool of me-
81 did not make a fool III YOU,
she languidly replies. i :aercI:
emphasized !or. "-.,i.ife
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-26
THE
brilliant %.
LUNCH ROOM
HENRY COMEDY, Propr.
LA on Old National
Pike in Ohio; $500

Just an ideal place on which to
retire; about :14m to a town
phone; rid; past the dwlg; good
fences; newly rooted and painted
all in good shape; plenty water,
with young orchard selected fruit
Write W. F. Richmond, Barnes
vile, O. 4,26-2t
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-26
Swans Down
Cake Flour
Per Box zoe

Why pay 25c per box when we
sell it for Zoe.
We buy this cake -four direct
from the mill; therefore saving
the middleman' profit, and also
get it fresher.
A trial will convince you 1t IS
the cheapest and best cake flour
on the market.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17
PECULIAR PLEA IN A SUIT.
Defense Claims Man Met Death on
Account Of Very Small Feet,
But Loses

81 Louis lu spite ui The defense tia,
t.c Decreased met Death un account COL
..r .mt. nee. ut h.s feet judge Rich.
ard D.. Guuo' Ul tu. .uuft ~ appeals.
raa suspius' f.et,.lsiuu ~ the cityu,,
court iu tHy ease ut Sac Marie 4 Robin
.up. which grated bgt 81 500 damage
.or tho death of hrT husband. caused b
"a accident ON The premises VI John A.
toward
The ease Wa instituted 10 the .,
lurr term uf ludy, James " kiutall b
division " th, .uult ruurt tn,
r.aIutln prayed ,ur 5000 iur the death
~ her husband John 4 Rohln'ou a
tyuuraphrr zoo JuUrs TalUs court
70 vas claimed thar while visiting ~
house ~ John " Howard. the deceased
lsll through a ,ialrN ~. sustaining To-
Iuries from which d. died a. the cts
hospital
The defense In ihs three trials tha,
have BEEN held has maintained that
Robinson Nas a large heavy man. sub
'rJt to vertigo. and had unusually sual,
feet. which rendered u hard for him a.
keep his equilibrium The lower court.
GRANTED Mrs Robinson 81 500 damasss
and this decision Vas aeirmsd BY ID,
court Of appeals
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17
SUITABLE BRIDES SCARCE.
Minneapolis Man who Seeks wife
Tor Friend l. Getting
Discouraged.

Minneapolis MINI sun uu-u,,,..-
fuI 10 he quest ~ Peter Pulycrmsk,r
,ho .s ,earoh.uE Tor wife for b..
friend George Crttlo. Of Bertam
But such IL The cuurang, ~ this moo
err Cuvlds smi2sf, that neither
fatigue nor plain faces can tAuut hin
Mr. rulycrmaEer o. ready ~ aokuoN L..
edge that II be be- compelled to 40 bars
HIuue % Will De- reflection an the fspu-
fatur of Minneapolis fair sea lui M
,esm- 10 b, the possibility before him
Occas,oualN women OF various ages
all tramp up M, s'Alrwa, leading 60
me page hutc. but usually they do uu,
md Peer 20 Ile o. ont lnmpiug tho
streets ro,rIur arI.uus,y into the faces
u women BE- meets hoping sgainsi hop.
hat be- Will nud biz ffnlty or rathrt
BIZ friends anini'y
he admits that when he "a married
himself hs had uu such dlfncult, anG
succeeded iu gstiiuE 10 wife o. year
younger than himself. bur looking TO-
a wife Tor he friend has 10, uecuIia,
1Irlcu.tlcs
" the women Nho have applied a. ~
Page hotel most ~ them are too OLD
Peter IL not ovcriasiidiuus but h. Wlll
insist upon a young bride Those vho
troop ~ Ia oil. reception nrr mostly
gray haired lame hslt ~ blind. and
Peter NlH haV, nothing 10 tu 9Th then
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17
Lodge Directory.

ElDIlAM LODGE 80 - p GAM
EsE.-r meeting on Masonic Hall Sa'uri.,
before frI m.ar boz each month.
Waiting m..Tirr# ar. .u.iisd Go attend.
CS Srru MN
J. 49, K.yL Ssyy.
CETIENuES CHATTER 30. Co.
Meet SATURDAY night after fl.l nam each
month q. GIb"r. a. T.
j. q koyil. Ssgy.
wISGATE kOUNCIL so. 70.
Not .rd Mouda. night in each month.
q. Gilbert. I'M
IA Kr,iL Sec'y.
BLACKWELL LODGE 80 90. KNIGHTS
or rYTHlAS
Meets Boo X. ~ q Hall every FRIDAY night
.rm October On Arul Inclusive. and and and lth
Hriay r.rhts firm Ma, ta September Inclusive.
AUy.i'.HF r.,misr. 81 sister .o.ir,a arr iu,it.
81 60 attend
Wm. 4 EiHEu Cancc..or Commander.
Sandy Adams. X r. and s.
MARIoS LODGE 40 q. A.o.U.W
Mr,ts o. and 7ri Monday niTbts in Maaoui,
ilaN Hrssvsn NV
o l. Whom. R-copIsr.
ROSEWOOD CANT 80 WOW
t"irr nr,ts in Mas1uic Hall Oh, 2nd and gtl
TUESDAY nights in zach month Al visitins
ncintsr' srv invited o. attend
W. ~ Ciark. Coo Con.
$ u. RamaEs Scs'y.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17
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