now have the agency forthe well ^nown

.'HomeMadeBread"

MADE BY

Driggs & SonBellaire, Ohio.

One of the finest and bestbread that comes down

the Ohio Valley, trya loaf and be

convinced.

Agents for the Whtte Starand Chase & Sanborn

Coffee.

W. M. and J. H. LAZEARrP-TO-DATE eftOCERB

PHONE 19

Going Away?! Letters of Credit availa¬

ble in all parts of theworld.A Bank Account is yourfriend at home or abroad.

Tyler Connty BankSistersville. W. Ya.

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PUTTINGOFF.....Insurance is putting oftprotection. Just now youmay think your propertyis safe. If you need it atall you need it to-day.Our Insurance is the

right kind of PROTEC¬TION. 14 leading FireCompanies represented.

J. Fred Neill,GOFF BUILDING.

Phones.Office 145,Residence 213.

ExperienceHow many times have you

bought Jewelry and afterwardcharged the disappointment to

experience? While experiencemay be a good teacher, it's aptto prove expensive. It's lotscheaper in the end to buy of areliable dealer.

GOOD JEWELRYdoes not mean price necessarilyWe have good jewelry in Roll¬ed Plate, Gold Filled and SolidGold.a variety of grades, butalways good. Thatfew Styleswili interest you. Brooches,Stick Pins, Chains and lockets

S. 1. Anderson & Co.,Jewelers.

"Wholesale to the Customer."J. A. SOLES

LicensedAuctioneer

For Tyler County, W. Va.Business Promptly attended to. Kates

reasonable. Correspondence solicited.307 Tannery Ave., Slstemrllle, W. Ta.

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OIL DEVELOPMENTSTHE OIL MARKET.

TlOM MtMtHmtMMMIWHWMmMMIlll 65Pannaylvanla 1 soCorning

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.. 1 3®New Castle . 1 37North Lima 1 14South Lima -

1 09Indiana 1 09White Honae . 1 20

Barboursvllle 97Bdmmerset 95Lacy - r 97Ragland. 62

Soles No. 4 Sutton Brothers, was

completed to the Cow Run sandlast evening and shows up for a

twenty five barrel producer. Therig will be moved a few feet, andwhile this well will be put to pump¬ing;, another will be drilled rightalong side of it to the deeper sand,It is a peculiarity ot this territorythat it produces from both sands.

Pleasants Co. W. Vas

The U. S. 6il & Coil Co. hasdrilled in its No. 5 Rebecca Delongfarm and has a 75 barrel producer.They are spudding at No 6 on thesame farm, and have the materialon the ground for the rig for No. 7.

This same company has the rigbuilding for a test well on the Wm.Hlggins farm on Willow Island run,Irwin & Ferrell completed their

No. 1 Wm. Outward on HenryCamp Tuesday and have a 20 bar¬rel well from the cow run sand.Benedum & Trees are starting a

well on the Outward heirs.The Dauntless Oil Co. is just

about ready to begin drilling at itstest well on the R. H. Browse farmat Grape island.

In the Rea's Run pool SuttonBros, have drilled in a 100 barrelwell on the Joseph Yester. Theyare starting three more wells.Dr Bolard is starting a well on

the John Beaver farm.A, A. Stewarts No 1 John Col.

Uns is doing 15 barrels.Capt. Grace is drilling on the

the English farm in Grandviewtownship.

Oil Willow Island lun Ellsworth& Davis are drilling the secondwell on the Griffith farm. Theirfirst well on this property is dqingbetter than 15 barrels a day.Wilson & Co , will try again on

the Hart farm and are now movingthe rfg..Leader.

Lewisville, Monroe Co., Ohio,The Pure Oil company have

drilled in their Ludwig Stegner No.1 and have a 15 or 20 barrel pump¬er. Same company have drilledtheir John Feiber No 2 and have a

fair well in the /Maxom sand butdecided to drill to the Keener andlost the bit on the top of the sand.W. G. Decker after fishing for

his tools for six weeks at his DillonNo 3 has abandoned the hole andmoved the rig and is now drilling,everything moving along smoothly.Myler & Young have a dry hole

on the J. J. Neuhart.Monroe County, Ohio.

Charles E. Soliday will startdrilling at King No. 5 in the NewCastle field Thursday. L. B. Bill¬ings will have charge of the work.The well is owned by Dr. J. W.Norris, Hon. J. G. Devaul andothers, of Woodsfield.The Monroe and Pure Oil com¬

panies are building a rig on D. W.Dougherty's farm near Graysville.Drilling will commence as soon as

the rig is completed.Fishers made locations No. 5

on Compson, near Graysville andNo. 1 on Stoffel near the Noblecounty line, and expect to rushwork at once.The Associated Producers James

Beardmore No. 1 north of Monroe-field is dry in the lime. They willgo on to the Berea.The Orion Gas company and W.

V. Walton have a gasser in theLime at the George Witteabrookfarm on Hope Ridge.King & Hubbard have a well on

the Betlinger farm in Noble county177 feet deep that is yielding 25barrels per day. «

Fisher's No. 3, Abe Mann atGraysville drilled to Grit Tuesdayand was shot, is gcod for 6 or 8barrels.

Goldstein, Ritzert & Co. are

building the rig at their No. 2

Bauman in the Cooper field near

Miltonsburg.H. J. Parker commenced a well

on the widow Dougherty's farm inWayne township Wednesday.

Stewart & Young, of Chicago,are drilling their No. 1 on the FredSchneider farm near Woodsfield.The Keener Oil & Gas company

are preparing to build a rig on

Bradford Gray near Graysville.Carroll & Ogle are drilling a well

on the Solomon Hissom farm near

Middleburg, Noble county.The Pure Oil company have

commenced a well on the Dye faimat Mechanicsburg.Frank Moonej's M. Moore well

at Ozirk is due in the Berea today.The Ann Oil company has

finished the rig on the Brown farmat Ozark..Spirit of Democracy.

In the Newport district, A. Mar-

tin has completed No 5 on (he J.M. Pegg farm and has a show /or a

5 barrel pumper in Cow Rnn sand.In Meade district, Tyler connty,

the Carter Oil company has com¬

pleted its No 4 on the John Ank-rom farm, and has a show for a

small pumper in the Big Injnnsand. The showing at this well issomething of a disappointment.No. 3 on this farm, started at 240barrels a day, and did not drop be¬low 100 barrels a day for severalweeks; It was qoite natural to ex¬

pect that No 4 would be a goodproducer.

In the Graysville district, Mon¬roe county, the Fisher Oil companyhas drilled down an old Keenersand well on the Abe Mann farm,to the Berea sand, and has a showfor a 5 barrel pumper in that forma¬tion. This is a new departure forthis locality and may be the in¬centive for making a more thor¬ough search of production in thisformation, The fact that the firsttest is small, does not follow thatbetter producers cannot be foundin the grit.

Fonl Breath

If you continually k'hawk andspit and the back of your nose

leaks thick putrid clots into yourthroat, if you have foul, sicksnbgbreath, that is catarrh. Bunsen'sCatarrh Cure will relieve it at once.Ask your druggist, D. A. Hender-shot, for free sample and pamphlets.

False Report.The report going the rounds

that I have accepted a position as

assistant manager at Wheeling forthe Singer Mfg. Co. is false. I willbe at thfe cornet store as usual withthe largest and best stock ofmachines to be found in the Stateand in direct opposition to theSinger Mfg. Co., and its question¬able methods of doing business. L.L. Fisk, Proprietor, Fisk SewingMachine Co., 601 Wells street.

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Koriol GIVes Strength

by enabling the digestive organs to

digest, assimilate and transform allof the wholesome food that may beeaten into the kind of blood thatnourishes the nerves, feeds the tis¬sues, hardens the muscles and re¬

cuperates the organs' of the entirebody. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures

indigestion, dyspepsia, catarrh ofthe stomach and all stomach dis¬orders. Sold byOpera House Drug Store

Only $1.00 to Wheeling and Return,Sunday, June 21st, 1903. Balti¬

more & Ohio Railroad Special trainleaves Sistersville at 8.54 a. m. Callon ticket agents Baltimore & OhioRailroad for full particnlars.

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Catarrh Can be Cared

Bunsen's Catarrh Cure will posi¬tively cure catarrh or money re¬

funded. If you are troubled withcatarrh, hay fever or cold in thehead give Bunsen's Catarrh Cure a

trial. It cleanses, soothes and healsand soothes the diseased membranesand positively effects a cure. Price50c- Every bottle warranted. Askyour druggist, D. A. Hendershot,for- free sample and pamphlet, tell¬ing how to treat catarrh success

fully.

A DniiKrrou.i Innovation.Dcacon Carter could remember the

days when the minister lined out thehymn and the congregation sang it.Although he had long been too feebleto go to church, his opinions still foundtheir way to the people."We shall have some good organ

playing this summer," an unwary vis¬itor remarked to the deacon's daughterin the old man's hearing. "Thatteacher from Hoston is g6ing to playevery Sunday while Annie Trumbullis off takings vacation."The dcacon raised his stick and hi9

quavering voice at the same time."You send for the minister to come

here and see me, Daughter Mary," hesaid as clearly as he could. "I won'thave such goings on! A musicianplaying on that organ! Let 'em gowithout till Annie Trumbull gets homeagain."

Seairrfd*."There is much that is wonderful

to be told about seaweeds," said a

naturalist. "Some of them are giantsin size. One species, common in theNorth sea, frequently grows to thelength of thirty or forty feet, develop¬ing in the shape of a long cord aboutthe size of a quill, attached at one endto the bottom and the rest supported bythe water. This is nothing, however,to the prodigious macrocystis, whichattains 1,500 feet in length. Anothervariety found In the tropics reackes a

length of twenty-five or thirty feet,with a trunk as thick as a man'sthich."

A Liberal Otter.

The undersigned will give a free

sample of Chamberlain's Stomachand Liver Tablets to any one want¬

ing a reliable remedy for disordersof the stomach, biliousness or con¬

stipation. This is a new remedyand a good one. C. W. Grier.

McCOY BROS./

2i2, 214 and 216 Diamond Street.

Iron Beds Underpricedv

We placed orders for our Iron Bed Stock in Jan¬

uary 1 before the recent heavy advances in price. Webought in car lots thereby making a big extra saving.a fair profit in itself.

These Beds We're Selling: on the Basisas Bought.

Height 64 Inches; seven

fillers'; Brass Top.

Price $5.98

No. 118Height 64 inches; seven

fillers; Brass Top.Price $7.98

Height 58 inches; five fil¬ers; Brass Top.

Price $4*9^We carry in stock all colors. We illustrate only 3beds. Our stock consists ot 30 different kinds. Theabove beds and prices are a fair representation ofour stock and we know they are not high priced.We also have Beds from $1.98 to $16.00-

No. 44This is without an equal ts a .

popular priced high gradeoil tempered spring. Thisspring is sold everywhere

°" $1.98

Our Prices on Mattresses are the *

Lowest.

PILLOWSALL FEATHERS

From 98c to $3.50 Per Pair

WALL PAPER AT HALF PRICEWe recently bought at half price and now have instock about 5000 Rolls elegant patterns wall paperwe will sell on basis as purchased

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McCoy BROS.%

212, 214 and 216 Diamond Street.1

Excelsior Mattress * $1.50Combination Mattress . 3 25Better Combination Mattress - 4 00

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Excelsior Cotton Top Mattress $1.90Better Cotton Top Mattress . 2 50Felt Mattress from $5.00 to . 10.00

ALL GUARANTEED.