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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-10
MADE A TOUGH OF HIM.
Filled up With Bug Juice and Aroused
the Hotel.
(special to News and Observer. J

TSpeClaI 70 News ana ODstTVtIJ
Wilson, n. c., Dee. 9.-Yesterday morn
ing before dawn there arrived at one of
the leading hotels of this city n man
from another town very much the
worse Tor mean whiskey. He was as
signed to room the clerk not realizing
his condition. Not long after noVyls and
groans emanating from the room the ne
gro bell-boy went to inquire the trouble
end # possible to afford relief, but upon
entering the boy was cursed AMI abdsed
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-10

Grifton N. c., Dec. ga fire started in
the store of J. D. Gaskins, here, and this,
with his stock of goods, a bicycle shop ana
store adjoining were destroyed. All the
buildings belonged to Mr.. Gaskins. The
loss is estimated at $500 on which there
was no insurance.
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and driven away. The man then proceed
ed to dress and came in the lobby cursing
and abusing the management of the hotel
and every one in general, and it was not
until a nearby policeman was summoned
and responded that quiet was restored.
He was locked up for the night and yes
terday had to answer the charge of drunk
and disorderly' before Mayor Herring
who after hearing the evidence, decided
that $40 was a very reasonable tax Tor
the commotion caused. Re paid his fine
and left very much wiser, if a sadder
man.
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The Chiefs Infant Daughter Dead.

Especial to News and Observer)
Durham. NJ c., Dec. 9.-The infant
daughter of Chief of Police Woodall died
at an early hour this morning and the
little body was laid to rest in the city
cemetery this afternoon.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-10
SUIT AGAINST THE MANAGER.

The Merchant of Venice Company, which
gave a performance here on Monday
night, have not yet left the city on
court of q suit instituted against the
mana cement by an actor in the com
pany for salary. The manager has
brought counter suit against the actor,
end The trouble will be adjusted shortly
In the courts.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-10

Hillsboro, n. c., Dec 9.-The three
year-old daughter of F'ayette Richmond,
colored was 50 badly burned Wednesday
afternoon that death came within few
hours as a blessed relief The mother went
out to get a>bucket of water and left her
little girl in a room with an open fire
place. and when she returned she found
hei. child blazing. Miss Lizzie Hamilton
was passing and hurrying into the house,
wrapped the burning child in bed clothing
and smothered the flames, but the fire had
done its work on the body and face Of
the child.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-10

There have been a good many bears
killed in Jones county this fall. A gen
tlcman from that county brought one to
Kinston today that was caught in a
trap.-Klnston Free Press.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-10

The Salisbury Sun says there is nothing
more certain than the street railway.
The contract has been let and cars will
be running by april list. The growth
of Salisbury has been steady ard solid
and substantial. 1t hasn't made as much
fuss as some towns, but it is going for
ward rapidly and in a way to have no
backsets.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-12-10

November sales of Blue Ribbon lemon
and vanilla extracts largest ever known.
Why? Best ever made
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Pe-ru-na Known and
Praised on Land
and Sea.

"a sick sailor is a
pretty helpless man. L
have found that Peruna
VIII do more to restore
one than any other medi-
cine | know, and l have
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STATE NEWS.

Mr.. c. Gresham, DR.. E. c. Register and
others are to build, a new 100000 hotel
in Charlotte.
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Kinston, n. c.. Dec. 9.-Anthony Bar
Der "a coEored man employed by the Hines
Bros Lumber Co., was killed yesterday
afternoon near Sheriff Wooten's planta-
ton by the train on the companys rail
road running over him. Barber was
drunk, it is thought, and had laid down
on the track and the train going down
sharp grade could not be stopped when he
was seen in time to prevent running over
him.
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trouble and kidney diseases, and have
also found it very fine for la grippe.
"Peruna is always one of the most inn
portant supplies Of my steamer."-E. A.
Watson.
With bottle Of Peruna aboard sailors
have remedy on which they can rely.
Commodore U. S. Navy.
Commodore Somerville Nicholson, Of
the United States Navy, in letter from
1891 II ST., n. W., Washington, ID. c.,
says:
~ unhesitatiugIy recommend Pc
rura TO all persons suffering from ca.
farrh. "---S. Nicholson.
If you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Pcruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving q
full statement of your case and he VIII
be pleased to give you his yalt.s 1le adj
vice gratis.
Address Or. Hartman, President of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Colum bus,
Ohio
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Kinston n. c., Dec. "a dwelling on
the old Whitaker homestead in Jones
county, about seventeen miles from Kin
ston, belonging to Drs. r. A. and F. A.
whitaker of this city was burned to-
gether with the tobacco raised on four
acres. The total loss is about $1,000 with
no insurance on either the house or to-
bacco. III.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-04-09
ImpOrtaCiOneS en- Ponce

Da Nav York, vapor americana
<Ponces 6 los eefiores Fritzs Lundt
s. Co. 20 8 bscalso.
Para susS consi 6 aatarios, 200 bts
arenques, 10 CTS champagne 1900
stds 9 cfits elsvos.
Oliver Paente & ca. 5 cIs cocoa.
100 bIs csrvezs, 400 SIS harms, Is
bis tocino, IS bls azd sar Is bis vino,
225 crs msnteea so cIs velas, so crs
almid6n, 25 cIs mante quilts, % cIs
salchichop, eIs :iulcss, 5 id jah6n,
so Id f5.foros, 80 cf1ss manteca, 100
stds ares quea, 80 bIs papas. 200 aids
papel 100 cTs quesoa.
Scree. de Gilet & Aree: 100 cIs
jab6n, 10 bIs csrveza 80 c[s mants-
quilla $50 cTa velas.
C3Afo & Pnjol: 20 c[s qaesos, 8
hcIs j.mpnes, 30 bis toeino, Sc cIs
salmon, rs bis pspas, 100 SIS azdcsr
25 bis almidon, 10 cIavos flos
canels, 30.3 bsealao, 20l3 hRddo,k,
so cIs 6 gAlleths, % SIS hAbichuelas,
25 s sls Almid6n, 200 1t de papel.
Carlos Armstrong: 25 cfs iat on,
$50 SIS harms, Ii bis oatmeal.
Dasi Fl srdman: 20 BIS gaIIstas, so
crs id, 90 sIs aImit6n. so bfs papas,
80 s[s z1 ssr, 100 stas pspai, 25 brs
carveza, 203 25 cf1ts manteca, $50
sra harms, 80 sIs haiina maiz cIs
cocos cIs salmon.
Bonnin Armstrong & Co. 40.3 bA-
cAlao, 80 c[s quesoa 35 cIs salmon
IS 8 Is cIs maatess 4 3 jamones.
MAyorsl Hmno, 50 cIs manteca 9
jsulss jsmones 10 cIs ssln On 20 sTs
hsrina maiz 6 msntesa 80 crs jat6n
4 ere sslchichon 80 SIS harins.
Sores. de Msyol Hmns & O.. 100
bIs pspas.
A. Morales Lobr6n Is cEs salmon
25 cIs vals SIS p mieuta.
Morale & c.. 70 cEs bacAlao,
Gonzslez B 5nnin & Go. 36.3 ID. IS
CTS 10, 8 msntscs, 100 SIS ve,as 100 i'd
jato 5 hc[ jemonss $50 SIS harina
100 cls petroleo-
A gni. & co 5 bu tos msfcsne1as.
e. Morales 1G0 CTS qassos % bis
papak IS eIs salno7.
Ramon Dsyns Is bTs carveza go sTs
harina 8 cIs socoa 2 bTs sol 25 bIs
papss 25 CTS nantsca bIs tocino 100
cIs weiss.
AT if act Hmuos 5 crs cocoa 10 cIs
mants quilla.
M Monllor 25 SIS hsrina.
O:aen. I $50 aTs marina. N O Is 8
msnteca. (25) 100 CTS quesos (23)
6.3 msnteaa. (11) Is c[s i'd. (2O5) 4 5
8 efits ID. (11 c[s sale hi shon. 2O6
Is cTa m ntesa. POI 8 manteca, 2O6
10 cIs congeryss 2l8 rs CTS i'd.
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Sc neCoSitan lluViaS
La calidad de los caldo
dulces ha mejorado en-
la Ultima semana
Sc han SembfadO frutOS memories
WEATHER BUREAU)

El tempo contil ds geco para 10
estRci6n b sy naeesidsd de que iIue.
Va en- todas lss secionss. La pre-.
cipitaci6n de L. semana fac muy IL.
gera pero bien distrihulda por 10
tanto gensralmenta favorable. La
precipitation meais, determinada
de- los registroa de 81 estgeiones,
fa9 OBS de pulg ads; Ia cAntiaad ma.
yor que han infnrmsdo, 1 70 pulga-
dss, ccurri6 en- UtuAdc; De FAisrso
informau que no nov'6 La tempe
raturs mas alta fac 92o en- Manatf;
la mas bajs, 58 . 90 Corr zsl.
Las cIecienses cosehss, en- toaas
las sescciones de II isla, necesitsn
ildvis; psftirularmente las c.1. IS
nusvsa en- el distrito del s en- donde
no han siio propismente reg .das
Las c.fiss viejss estxn maaurando
ligero y la eslidsd del gakrapo ha
meioyado nucho dursrts 10 semsns.
Las matss de cafe couti1 dsn fl
reniendo abundantementa y ID pers.
pectiva de In cosschR de este af1o Q
extrsordicsriamente prometedora.
Ell tabaeo h. meiorado algo du-
rante i semana y presenta buan as
pecto Sc he sembrado alg1 arrcz,
maiz hsbichuslas y pros feutos me.
nores pero sste trabaio no sc ha he
cho general. 81 paste contir 1s es.
cAso.
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81 Tren Imperial
del Presidente Roosevelt
[De as1estro cosresponsa1

Nuava York, Mario 81 eEl tren
especial en- que sale Mr.. Roosevelt
en- su excursi6n por ell CASTE serk
digno de todo IN Emperador, por 10
espl6ndidez Con que Sc han previsto
todas las comodidades y exigencias
del primer Msgistrado de 10 noci6n.
Este tren pertaneee 6 Ia comps MIA
del fsrTocarril de Pennsylvania, y
como puede suponerse, supera en-
todos sentidos 6 los mas lujosos que
halts II fesha se han empleado en- ell
pals.
Hs sido espacialmente adornAdo
para IL OCCASION. Consiste de- seis
cochse, manej .dos por personal es.
cogido DIS entire 10 mejor de IL com.
psf1fs. 81 coche particular del Pre-.
sidente consta de sala de recibo y
observsci6D, tres dormitorios de Es.
tadc, nm eomedor, varios comparti
mientos, cocinA, y por dltimo, dor.
mitoriOs para In ssrvidumbre. Lor
dennis coches son, uuo de dormito
rios. otro de comedor, otro de cafe y
equipages, y por hltimo, uno que Sc
eestina exslusivamente & 10 <impeii'
mentA de s.. M.
El viaie empiexa mAf1 sns, primero
de Abril, eontiuusndo hasta ell einco
de Junic: nueve samanasy y tres dias.
Dnrante ese tempo, ell Pre- idante
recorrer4 una distancis de l4,O01
millas maj 8 menos.
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Sc neCeSita SirVienta

Sc pagar& nm bnen sueldo una
excelente sirvienta, para hacerse
cargo del gervicio general, de la ca
50 en- ana pequefia familia.
No Sc le exige que coeine pero 81
deberk aervir 6 10 mesa.
Direction ID. apsrtaao 307, San
Juan, 6 v. d.
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DatoS agrfCOlaS

El cafe 4 reca bien Actnalmente
en- Corczs y an las Marfas el bTote
es muy abundanta, Ago de ESQ pA
81 en- A.ecibo en- donde Ia cosecbs
pro ser &bundarts. y en- Msneti
que he sido asiento de buenaa fore .
cidas.
I'll tabaco de segando corte hs
mejoraso en- Utuado y Sc We en- Isa.
bella Ea Santa Isabel 90 preparsn
tAlas de- ls hoiA SON bsatAnte aetivi-
dad. En- PAtillas tsrmin6 "a ell cor.
te.
Los ftutos memories est&n en- regu-
lar coDdic'on en- San Lorenzo y Rbun
dan en- Pttillas.
Cuanto 6 la G, IA, toao parece pro
picio & L. vendimia y ell tempo un
POGO seeo fAvorece las molienaas,
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Los DrOfeSOreS
puertOrriQue1OS
deben demostrar sus ap-
titudes y conocimientos
pedag6gicos en- con
ferencias p1blicas

El ilustrado pre- fesof DON Enrique
LAndYon hA celebrAdo COZ fsrenciAs
peds gogicss en- Comerfo, secundAdo
por los NO menos aistinguidos pro.
fssores que concurrieron de los pue
bios limftrtf o, habiendo alcanzaso
nm triuIfo espl6ndido en- el loAb.e
emps no de ilustrar csda vez mas IL
sociedad puertorriquefis.
La idea del distinguido professor
no puede meuos que splaudirse,
pues ella signifiea civiljz sci6n y cul
tura, dem&s del cumplimiento del
sagrRdo compromise que tiene con-
traido Ell pre- fesorAdo puertorrique
no de ilustrar & "a pAtria inoculAn'
dole 10 saba del sAber en- g6rmenes
fructifsros, para que CON orgullo y
dignidad supremA pueda Apareccr
mafianA como nm nimbo de luz en- el
concerto de 10 civilization &entro de
IL grAndioaa esfera donde giran los
pueblos iibres como lum minAIes de
irradiaci6n snblims.
Ell profesorado puertorriquefio,
put de y debe seguir ell mosimiento
con nferencistR ininiciado por uno de
nuestros mas distin gni idos peda.
gogos.
Es esta una forma tambi6n de ilus.
trAr no solo & los que SO dedican 6
IL noble mission del magisterio, sino
tambi6n & todas las classes soeiales
que segurAmente habriAn de encon
ira- en- las salunAbles enseflAnzEs
que les dierAn, los principles mas
asiicAdos de instruction para que
elias 6 gu vez supierRn trasmitirios
en- ell hogar & los queridos pt tqae-
nuelos, que han de formar en- el ia
turo 10 base de nuestro pre- greso.
Asf como ell gobierno americana
nos enviA sus hombres psra que po'
damoA ssimilarnos aus m6todos de
ense n ARA, fGcilitando de este modo
10 instruction, asf tAmbiea ell profe
sorado puertorriquefl } Gebiera So
guir esta senda para con su pueblo
que con gusto j. IL q DIR IL pslabra
Ge los OF 6stoles del saber, impri-
miendo { nuestras classes un movi.
miento rApido de evoluei6u ascen.
dente hacis Ell mayor grado de cultu.
ra social, Intellectual y moral.
AdemAs, con eatas pi&cticas hs.
riamos var con elocuenciA que en-
Puerto Rico, existen competantas
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Don Ramon CAL
der0l ApOnte

Fatal desenlace ha tenido Ia grave
epfermedad que aquejsba & tan que
rido amigo.
Su muerte me ha impresionado
dolorosamente, puas para mi fae un
amigo conseeuente y bueno como
pocos. Desaparece muy joven de
Il escena de la vida, cuanao 81 crefa
dibujarsa en- el horizont de su por.
venir dias mas die chosos y felices.
GeDsralmente estimate en- esta So
ciedad muera sentldo por todoa.
Al enviar los auyos mi r resame.
eoloco sobre su tumba 10 siemprsvi.
va del reeuerao.
v. G.S.
Carolina, Abril de 1908.
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psd= gogos que pueden con igual
scierto que otros, difunair en- ests
tierxa Las lueas de 10 ensef1AnzA Y
&sumir del mismo modo 10 direction
y gobierno de nuestras eaeuslas.
Jose Reyes Calder6n.
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MIN - -
BUENA OCCASION

D. Jose Narciso Via
der ofrece un magnlflco
negocio referente a minas
de orc, plata y cobre.
n6n;na San Inaa O San Inan. p r
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COnDaglie GelGralG 1ralsatlaliQlG
Intinerario de la lnea Havre- Bordeaux Haiti
vENIDA
RETORNO
Precios de Pdsujes
DE SAN JUAN PR, AL HAVRE VlCE-VERSA:

% de |" F. geo 8" de 1@
z" de F.. 800 Entrepont
Nnos hasa anos gratis hasta cuao pasae
hasta medic pasae de adelane
Las amias coaputen pasaes nteros de
baia de an Is pS.
Sc expde dletes de ida vuelta rebaa pS
Para mas pormenores drigirse
]. I. Silva Banking and Commercial & Co.
CONSIGNATARIOS
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O6cina, San Jose 9 San Juan, P. r.
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nsda nq ph gdn ga6 r@oua
~ ANopnqn
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Lcdo. ]. c. Rodriguez Cebollero
a B o G. A D @

Alb o G. A DO
Sc dadica toda clRse de asuntoo
judieiales " adminissrktivos. sgan-
cia de NJ 6 ocios comereisles y Agif
colas. Y practica en- toaos los Tfi.
buna,es de IL I ala.
Gale de San ] De ndmero 81.
San Juan, Paerto Rico
A.. p.
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PaImaS de cOcoS

propias para trasplantsr ge vanden
On peque1ias y grandes cantidsdes
IuformarG don Manuel Lopax On
Vega BRia.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-04
frOlll
Women

Cured by the use Of Kodol are received daily.
Their troubles nearly all begin with indiges-
ton or other stomach disorder.
If the food you eat fails to give strength
to your body, it is because the juices Sc
crsted by the stomach and digestive organs
are inadequate to transform the nutrientprcp-
critics of the food into blood. That is
indigestion. The system is deprived OF the
amount of nourishment required to kee? Up
the strength, and the result is that ore CT
more of the delicate organs gradually grows
weak, and then weaker until finally ii IS
diseased. Here a great mistake is rnane.
That of treating the diseased organ. The
best doctors in the land make this very
mistake. Why should they2 1t is SO easy
to see that the trouble is not there.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-05-04
Pleasant Ridge.

Samuel Elder Is seriously Ill with
measles.
The c. E. Society Is progressing
nicely.
Health of the community IS good
with few exception.
Rev. Jones preached here Sun
day. He IS fine speaker.
J H. Meredith spent Sunday
with his many friends here.
]. Keller was In your city Satur
day on professional business.
Sidney Starkey made a flying
trip to Ben's Run Saturday.
Lloyd Plerpoint's smiling face
was seen on Pleasant Ridge Sun
day.
FL Richesou, OF Willow Fork,
spent Saturday evening with their
many friends here.
Harley Folger and Harry Merritt
spent Saturday evening with their
many friends here.
Mr.. and MIS-. M. P. Keller and
two children spent Sunday with
John Keller and wife
Sis Evans was huckstering In
your city Friday. She says all
kinds of produce Is In great de-
mand.
Misses Lou and Isadore Starkey
spent Saturday and Sunday with
their sister, Mrs. P. N. Nissan, of
near Next.
The dearth oflaborers and of me
chanics Is delaying the construction
of number of fine buildings In
the city
The population of Dogtown Is
increasing. We have a store, black
smith shop, church and three dwell
Ing houses.
James and Marchie Fetty, J. B.
Keller and Bertha Folger will at
tend the normal at Middlebourne
this summer.
Sidney Starkey. purchased a
Billy Goat from Harlie Folger, re-
Gently. Sidney expects to buggy
ride this summer.
Arthur Archer died Wednesday
and was buried Thursday at the
Archer Chapel cemetry. The BE-.
reaved family has the sympathy of
the entire community.
The Queen City Is due up this
evening out she will not be able to
get through to Plttsburg on &C.
count of the water being so low.
There Is less than E feet of water
now at Wheeling.
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Kodol


This famous remedy puts the stomach and
digestive organs in Il healthy condition SO
that rich, red blood is sent coursng through
the veins and arteries Of every muscle, tissue
and fiber Throughout every organ Of the Ell
tire body, and by Natures law Of heal,n. tI!
strength and vigor is soon restored to eacn.
Kodol cures indigestion, dyspepsia and All
stomach disorders.
have taken Kodol for nearly two months
after each meal and it is the only reme,ty
that gave relief from the terrible pains !
endured. After time would take it bu
once day. and now. while | keep bottt
handy, seldom need it, as it has cured n1a
Mrs. CW. CooLsAUGH, Milo Center, n. I
Kodol Digests What You Ea..
Bottles only Sloo Size holding ~ times the ira
size. which sells for so cents.
Prepared by e. G. Dewitt & CO.. CHICAGO
For sale at Opera House Drugstore
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FOR sale at Opera House Drugstore
Are You Losing Your Hearing:

Nine times out of ten catarrh OF
the head Is the cause of 1t. If taken
In time Bunsen's Catarrh Cure will
relieve it at once. 1t softens the
orum of the ear, causing 1t to vi
brate and restores the hearing.
Price SO cents. Call for free sam.
pie and pamphlet telling about ca
tarrh, at p. A Memberships.
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Get What You Ask For.

When you ask D. A. Henderson,
for Bunsen's Pine Tar Cough
Honey see that you get 1t as he
always keeps full supply on hand
and likes to sell 1t to you, as every
bottle Is warranted for all the label
calls for. He will cheerfully re-
fund the money If satisfaction Is
not given. Large size bottles soc.
Be sure the name of Bunsen's Pine
Tar Cough Honey Is on every
bottle.
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Underwear

Our stock of Spring and Summer Under.
wear Is complete In every detail. Derby Ribbed
all colors $500 suit, Light weight wool or Lisle
81 90 suit, Mercerized, all colors, $500 suit,
Union Suits s.. so EACH
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0uIek Arrest.

IA. Gulledge, of Verbena, Ala. ,
was twice In the hospital from a
severe case of piles causing 20 tu-
mors. After doctors and all rene
dies tailsI, Bucklen's Arnica Salve
quickly arrested further infamma-
ION and cured him. 1t conquers
aches and kills pain. CSC at D. A.
Hendershot's drug store.
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Misses M. T. and 7. N. Wells,
Mrs. W. J. Neuenschwander and
son, Master Paul, and Mrs. Blanche
Kincade left on the Virginia last
night to make the round trip on her
to Cincinnati. On account OF the
low stage of water, the Virginia
could not get up to Pittsburg this
trip, and as her freight had to be
transferred she was very late IN
passing here last night. Unless we
have a heavy rain soon the large
packets will have to lay up until
the river rises.
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Council meeting tonight.
We will play ball next week.

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We will play ball next week.
Attorney c. E. Pyle Is In the city
on business.
Jas. McCoach took the afternoon
train for points south.
P. H. Gsffaey took the morning
train for points south.
T. A. Larsen was called down
the river this morning, returning
on the 1910.
The Woodmen will hold an
especially interesting meeting to.
morrow evening.
Mrs. George Reece. of Upper
Wells street, has recovered from a
few weeks illness.
Jacob Rose, prominent resi-
dent OF New Matamoras, was In
the city a short time today.
Foster Robinson went across the
river this morning on business
connected with the pipe line COM
pany.
Mrs. Charles Gilmore, of Georgia
street, Is entertaining relatives
from her former home at Hunt
ington.
John Algeo, the popular land
lord Of the Stewart House, return
ed yesterday from business and
social visit to his old home at Lit
tie Hooking, Ohio.
Lem Cline. who has been con-
nected with the Phoenix restaurant
for some time, will assume his form
er position In the Stephens meat
market on Wells street.
Shredded whole wheat biscuits
with both strawberries and cream
served by the Natural Food COM
pany Demonstration at M. A. Sybert
Grocery company's store. 1T
Jack Mccullough. a we'll known
drlller came home Saturday
night from Big Knot Richie
county, where he helped to bring
In a good oil we'll for l. N. Gold
the successful operator of this city.
John Sayre, of North Wells street,
came home from Salem on Satur-
day and will return tomorrow
where he Is employed by U. S.
Grant Wilson In drilling a we'll
two miles from the Harrison
county oil center.
The Helm children, Nellie and
Willie, closed their season with the
Man to Man company, at New York
City on Saturday, and Immediately
left for their home at Altoona, Pa,
where thev will speud the summer.
They made quite a hit during the
SIX weeks they were Win the COIL
pany, and their future theatrical
career IS assured.
Miss Nellie Henderson, one OF
our best young ladies', after several
mouths absence IN Huntington
where she took bookkeeping and
other branches OF the commercial
course, has returned here to make
her home with her sister, Mrs. A.G
Springer. A report of her coming
marriage ,whic5, through mistake,
crept into the Review, IS earnestly
denied by Miss Nellie who certain
ly knows the truth of the matter.
Her friends welcome her home
coming to Sistersville.