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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-27

- Sritien uno Slugengldier per.
Den onaepaBt uon oem prostiihen
Ontifer q. Serkbers, sPpA 329 IS.
Commerce StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-27

yei ylmwenoung bon y9r. ynr=
bD'8 8oultrp Bomber" bleiben bic
6iibmer geiunO unS leqen nebr Gier;
ebeniallS ipadien Snnge 6iibner
idneller. 25r unO SOC oas Yadet.
iSraat Gaeren t61nbfrr bafiir.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18
Gtnnduberuua.

Senator Simmons bradte cine Bill
Elm, wOour6 Der @eneral : @inwauber.
un9sfommiilar ermddtist miro, aui 81.
lis Sslano ein Sniormationss uno 9iahs
weiiunss.S Bureau gu erri6ten, wel6cs
;n elmer 3wedmaBi9en Sertbeiluus Der
@%iuwanoerer iiber bas Eano beitra9en
loll.
Den anitOB gu Der @inbrinsults Der
Bill eab benz urbeber bic Suappbeit al
arbeitern i'm Siioen in Sol9e Der DE.
9erausmanoerung. Die Dill mirft bic
erforoerli6en Wtittel fir Die @rriGtun9
eincs entipre6enoen @ebaubeS ino bic
anitellung BON 8eamten aus, welde ben
@inmanoerern auStunft besii9lid Der
arbeiterperbaltniiie, bes Slimas, Der
Silenbabnen, ETC., in ben l%anomirtbs
l6aftliden Oiitriftcn bcs Sanoes ert9eis
len fUnnen. Die Bill 9eitattet aud Den
Staten, in Dem @ebdube Bureaus Elm.
Surihten, in Del6eu oen @inmanOerern
gleife ausfunft ertbeilt miro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18
AuaebltA fur Scarf.

n@snn bic Guti6sibuns benz Sulf,
iiberlafIen' bliebe, ipiiroe Die DELEGATION
oes Staates Oiew gort gu @uniten Dor
Wiliam &anbolpb Searit initruirt, a
ertlarte Walter Scott, Der Heoatteul
Der v2ammanD Times" i'm Sotel 9fa.
Leigh, Waibinston.
sd babe init ben Malien SiibluuC
uno femme Die Stimmung, Die untei
linen berri6t," fubr Ssrr Scott fort
uWas i'd ia9e, lit ni6t iibertrieben
Bon je Sebn oemOtratii6en Stimmse.
bern in 9iew Yorf iino a6t fir Searit,
uno i'd treffe jeOen Gag Republifaner
bic feline 8arOioatur be9iinitigen. Gam
manD tritt ben 8iinl6en Der WtaIier
niemals ent9e9en uHo miro Searit babel
unterltilseu.
Ole Sauptftarfe Searit's liest barin,
oaB CT itets treu Su ieinsr Yartei bielt
Steiner Der anoeren Sauoioaten aus Dem
0oroen fam oas fir ii6 bebaupten,
IS nare SelbitmOro fir Die Demotra.
tie, perlrt lie einen Miann nominirer
mollte, Der 1896 ODER 1900 oas 3idei
betGmpfte."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18
nltncle Sam~ mirb fid euereifh
5eigen.

SIM StaatS : Department uno i'm
6lotten.D Department liefeu 9lei6Seiti9
W~teloungen ein, oa6 in San Oomin9C
Die Sa6lase lebr eruit lit. SIN Stats
Departement baten Die @%i9entbiimer oer
Gan Siibro Yilaujun9 nm 9iilie, ba
ibr @i9entbum bela9ert meroe. 6lotten.
miniiter MOooD, SiilissS taatsletretdr
Soomis uuo Fraiioent HoOieuelt biclter
oanu cine LANCE SOnierenj me9en Can
Oomin9oS ab. Dad Der Souferen;
wurOe benz RearsAomiral 0iis Yeiebl
9eihidt. ener9il6e WtaBre9eln gum
S6ue bon Seben uno @isentbum Der
Nmeritaner in Domingo Su treifen.
@lie iol iofort nit ieiuem Sla99en.
I9iii, Der MinneapOliS," pom @ualta,
nanlo fabrell, mo bic rMinneapOlis"
nit Der columbia" uno Der v0arttoro"
juiammeutrefieu nirb. Wtan srpartet
oaB er mad Der am SSamas6lu gele9es
nen Gan 9iiOrosB ilanjuns, wel6e Den
@ebriioern Sartram in 9iem g)ort &C.
bort, einen nit Wtarineloloaten beiesten
SdleppOampfer e~ntienoen miro.
Se,ii9li6 Der Srmorbun9 oes ameri.
fanii6en Wtai6iniiten SObnion pirO
aomiral @tie crit Snitruftionen erbals
ten, menn 6lOtteuminiiter Mtooop sinen
senauen Seri6t iiber ben 3wii9eufall
befonmen baben miro.
@s lit Ofisnbar, Oas bic rnruben in
Gan Domingo Die 9riiis errei6t baben,
unO oaB elm promptes @insreiien sebo,
ten eri6sint. Die Nesierun9en Oeutl6s
lanbS, @n9lanoS unO SranfreidS iino
ebeniulls bereits unseoulois, iie warten
aber inter ben Sei6rdnfunseu Der
WtonroeoOttrin auf Oas @ini9reiten Der
Yereinigten Staateu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18
Refine .amerifauiihe 9sfabr.~

@inen duBerit intereiianten nnO in.
itruttiuen Sortra9 bot Der 3borner
2anbratb @raf Shperiu, pelder su.
lammen nit Dem fiirili6 p%eritorbenen
Sbriftiteller Nilbelm pom YolenS bic
Yereini9ten Staateu b%ereiite, I'M 8erli.
ner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9ebalten. Die
p@inwanoerun9s, unO ~0taiienirase in
Den 8ereini9ten Staaten" bil6ete oas
2bcma ieines Sortra9eS. Die gerlnas
nii6e @inwanoeruu9, laste Der Yortrar
9enbe, mare in Nmerifa Die erpiini6telte
unb fir bic tulturelle @ntmideluns oeS
Sanoes bic ie9ensrei6ite. Die ilapiihe
unb romanii6e binse9en Die unbeliebtes
ite. Nod lit in Der Union piel Ylat,"
fubr CT fort. Die eisene Yermebruug
lit Die idwa6lte, Die 9ermauii6e Sin.
manoerun9 an @rlOiden, Die 9ieserraiie
rapid wa6ienO. Mas iollen Die amss
rifaner Oa tbun? 90 lauge berarti9e
iiberauS i6wierise Brobleme Der Ser.
einisten Staatsn un9elOit blsiben,
braudt man in europa nibt BON elmer
ameritanilAen @eiabr" iu reoen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18
Serercs Amfitanb nod feiuespees
u~uterbrncft.

Die neneroings ans OeutldsS iio,
weltafrifa 9tmclbeten Yor9an9e bcwei.
len nad Der Aniidt @utunterri6teter,
oaB Der Sercros Nuiltano nod feineSs
we9s untcrbriidt lit. Sci Smarura
mar Ofienbar bic Sauptmaile oeS Seils
oes cOncentrirt. Die 9ompa9uic Srande
l%eiitete i'm Seloenmutb sera6eSu llebers
menIhli6es. Gber es berri6te in Yers
lin Die bange Gorge, Oh iie ii6 aud 9es
9%eniiber Der eroriifenocn .lleberma6t bel
Smarura, no ie ein9el6lOiien mar,
balten tOnne. dun LIEF bic erireuliGe
Sunoe ein, baB Die Serero Die llnls
9egeno BON Smarura o%erlaiicn, 10 baB
Die tapferen Oeuti6en 2ruppen mieoer
Suft baben. Sermutbli6 lparen Die
@ntIastOlonuert, bic laut iriiberer Mfels
oun9 im anmuri6 be9rifien lparen, in
bic nddite 9tGbe pom Smarura 9elan9t,
nnb Die SererO fiir6tetcn cine etlatailtc
9ttcOerla9e. 0ie Situatiou gilt lest
fiir ni6t mebr 10 ernit wie nod Dor
weni9en 2a9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18
Gut fur bic TilipincS.

Der srOBere 9beil Der 1t Wtilioner
Dollars, welde Die Ybilippinens Hesie.
run9 fir Die Sanoereien Der MOnde be.
Sablen miro, miro nun bod aui oer
Bbilippinen bleiben, cine sroBe @obl.
that fir Die 6%ilipinoS. Isle ndmlid
oas Srie9soepartement befannt madt,
bot Die LANCE @ontroperie Swil6en Den
Satifan unb ben Wt0ndsorben bamii
9eenoi9t, baB oaS @elo an Die fir6li6er
9ebOroen beSablt werOen mus, nm gum
Selten Der STRIDE auf ben Ybilippiner
perwenoet gu weroen. 8aS bic Wt6udt
lelblt betrifft, 10 nerben rur weni9e oa.
pom auf ben Bbilippinen bleiben, uno es
1T ni6t mabri6einli6, Dap Die altC
6einol6aft iwil6en ben SillpinoS UNI
ben WfOnden aufs neue ausbridt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18
Mmerifa -9dne BEE fraffen 1Itts
titdtS

Der betannte Sneenieur Sulius
Weit, pelder Swei Stuoienreiien mad
ben Ser. Staaten ma6te, bat Elm Bud
perOnentii6t, wel6eS in ipeitelteu Srei,
len aufmertiamfeit erre9t. SIS fiibrt
ben 2itel n9ie europa, bic amerifa |"
uno erfennt Die berporragenoe amerifas
nii6e notwithstanding, iOwie Die raifi.
nirte Organization 0es Yetriebes an,
wobei w~eitsebenoe 9iiidlidt auf Die
6abi9teit unO Seranlaguuis bes cin;el.
nen arbeiters 9enOmmen piro. Der
Serfalier riibmt in Ieinem @crfe bic
Sereiniafung Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in amerita, Die mO9li6ite ausnusun9
Der tbeueren Miai6iueu burd ben
6ortiall uermeiObarer 0tubepauierl, Die
@enauigteit in Der Serltellun9 Der eins
jelnen 8beile etc. 9ls Sebrieite oieIes
9iinitigcn SiloeS bebt 98elt Die Sin.
%leiti9feit Der GrbeitsmetbOoe bcruur. @r
nennt Die Ser. Staten .OaS SanO Der
fraiien ltilit1t".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18
SronScfifhs Hribetl uber Dcutfhs
Imcrifaner.

Der 8ranSOle Sn6re Brittle peroffents
li6te in Der Barrier r9teure DC @eogras
pbie" einen bcmertensmertben iablihen
artifel iiber bic Scoeutuu9 oeS 0eutid)s
tbumS tiir bic Sercini9ten Staaten ullO
Der Sereini9tcn Staaten fir Oeutihs
lamb. Die wirtbi1aitli6e Wta6t Der
Sereinigten Staaten iei gum 9uten
8beile Oeutider 9rbeit gu p%erOanten.
OaS in amerita an9cle9te oeutl6e Sas
pital bctra9e 1850 Wtilliouen Wtart,
mas 9leib 65 YrOient allies i'm 2tus.
lanoe an9ele9ten Oeutlfcn SapitalS let.
Der Ocutife @inwauoerer nerOe elm
treler Siirger OeS neueu Saterlanoes,
wel6em CT w%irtblhaitli6 unO tulturell
auBeroroentlihe Oienlte %leijtete.
Brittle lfiloert aud Die rationale Be
me9ung, namentli6 inter oeutl9.ameris
tauii6en Yereinen, ;u @uniten Der al
ten Seimatb, Die SilOuug OeS beutl6r
amerifanii6en 9iationalsY unoeS. @r
riibmt Die mGbtige @ntwifluug Der
Oeutl6en S6ijfabrt mad 9lmerifa, NOS
ourb Den @n9lanoern GROCER Abbru1
9etban unO bic 8ranSolen 9anSlib aus
Dem 6elOe 9el6lasen moroen leien.
Die %feiniten Orudarbciten III Der Staot,
Nicfert Nie Sffire NrS 1Nnhrnhlotf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18

Ole fterrei9 d { n
3 q II m IN ptnnerei n
D.~rarbsiten iGbrli6 318, 600, pfunb
9aumpolle, popon sipei 0rittel aus
4merita tpmmen. Die 9aumipoae
fpirb bon bier mad Bremen ober 9ams
burg peridifft unb mitslit @iienbubn
Obsr auf GIbesS 9iffen na9 ibrem
9eItimmunssort btfOrbert. Del bOdits
a~rbeitsIobn in ben Diterreidii9en
Spinnsrsien besifferte fid auf $40
&ronsn ($1.02) per Sag; i'm Our4s
f9nitte erbalten bic arbeiter 2 bis 8
8rOnsn tdsIid bel ~11itiubiser 4rbeits>
seit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18

- 3ablreihe oeuti6e SuhOruder
unb photographer airs ben ueri9ieben.
item 9beilsn oes Gei9es weroen Oems
nddit cine 9roBe Stuoienreiie na6 ben
Ser. Stauten u~nternebmeu. UNI gu
ibrem Sad seb0renOe eiuridtunsen in
auSsni4sin gu nebmsu uub su prifsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18

seA- ROrtrait photographer, SAINT.
licrs unO @eielli6aitsbiloer, in beliebi.
ger @rOBe uno bibiher 9l~usfiibrung
RsproouftiOuen ieosr Grt Yiloer, San0s
uu6 0duleraufnabmen, i6One
Sreioen' unO @aiieriarbeu. Yortraits,
II. I. {. Bette 3uirieoenbeit in arbeit
lowie Rreis miro 3useii6ert.
9eurg 6reD.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18

. dnanen purben i'm SABRE
1902 i'm Dertbe bon 81, 636,274 nu9
Nep gort gebra9t. Dapon tumen
2,862,000 9iinbel aus 8ritif4zWeits
inbien, 1,152,000 8inbsl bon Goita
Ricd, $4,000 aus Colombia unb 355
bon Scuba. Die 8ananeneinfubr 1T
apQfrei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18
8egrabuiR =Ylate
III Derfautem.
ssstniibrr brm Srrantcn Saus.

auf rsm ppu tr 3ious.S smtinpt p~tripalts.
en- 8rissbpft an 9prp Dlibinst0u apsnut
ptretn ftts @rabsr p%trtauft fir tsn prtis pon
IS bic $40. it nab osm Altu pts gtrifOrbtusn.
BamilisH.g ssrabnibpIGss fur S2S. SHits bet
ID. Q. aislr, sis eadaPanua Aps 40,tt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18

Die f%einiteu Orudarbeiten in Der Stabt,
yicTert Die Office OeS r8O6enblatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18

Seitsllt oas n8O9snblatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-02-18
GuStan B

SIM fiiritli6en S9loiie gu @reij Fat
bic epangelilhe 2rauuug Der % Sabre
alien Priu;eliin Mtarie GeuB d. g.,
S6wciter beS rcsierenocn 6iiriten Sein'
rid XIV. nit Baron @ua9noni,
einem Citerrei6ii6en @Oelmanu, itatt9e.
funoen. Die 9eremonie wurOe i'm eng
item Samilienfrciie pOlljOseu. 3wri
%iin9ere S6weitern Der Sraut, Die Yrin'
SeIiinnen Sermine unS SOa, pei9erten
lid, Der 8rauuns beiSuwobuen, unS
r~eilten pom @rsij ab.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-27
M.A.Sybeft Grocery Go
Wholesale and Retail.
Stores at Sistersville and
Paden City.

Henry S. Davis, of Lorraine, Pa,
Is In the city.
W. J. Kirkwood, of Marietta. was
in the city today.
Frank Elder, ef Parkersburg, was
In the city today.
R. B. Williamson, of Parkers
Blu &, was In the city today.
r. T. Brown, of Marietta. was a
business caller In the city today.
J c. Archer, of Adonis, was a
business caller In the city today.
w. H, Hobbs, of Salem was reg
istered today at the Hotel Mercer.
Nichols Powers, of Warrington,
was a business visitor here today.
w. B. Eskey, of Parkersburg,
was registered today at the Hotel
Wells.
Attorney G.. D. Smith, of St.
Marys, was In the city today on lie
gal business.
20. Murray, returned last night
from q weeks visit In the southern
part OF the State.
Col. R. N. Jennings, an extern
sive oil operator lett for his home
at Pttsburg this morning.
Adolph Heintzman, who resides
some six miles east of the city, was
a business caller here today.
Mrs. Will Smith, who has been
visiting friends In New Martinsville
for a few days has returned home.
A big new line of O.P. Reads
novels, some entirely new, just In
and on sale at McCoys Book Store.
Miss Ethel Smith, of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, Is the guest of Rev. and Mrs,
II. Barton Bowden, of Railroad
avenue.
Mrs. S. G. Kline and children, OF
Burt street lett on the evening
train to visit the formers brother
for week.
Mrs. Fred r. Trask, one of our
valued subscribers to the Daily Oh
Review on the ohio side, was shop.
ping In the city.
Mrs. Addie Goodwin. of Hill
street, who has been very Ill tor
the past two weeks with lung fever
Is slightly better today.
F. K. Bailey, of Adonis, was
transacting business In the city to.
day and during his stay made the
Review a pleasant call.
Little Lucille Berlin, the winsome
four year old daughter OF Fred Ber-
lin, of Wood street, Is now conva.
lescing from . months serious ILL.,
ness Of typhoid.
r. F. Furbee, of Middlebourne,
passed through the city this morn.
rng on his way home from bust,
ness nilsson to points on the Short
Line railroad.
An entirely new line of late
copyright books just In at McCoys
Book Store. Prices only IS cents
each. Same books usually sell at
81. 50. They are rare bargains.
Miss Halle Swan and Florence
Crane, Jr., went to Wheeling this
morning TO spend the day visiting
friends In that city. They will re-
turn home this evening.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-27

Will Fltzsimmous left this morn
Ing for the Kansas oil field to seek
his fortune.
Seven room house, double lot.
bath, all modern conveniences, }.
r. Neill. Wells Block. 1911
John Bush, of Smithfeld, was In
the city today looking after some
business matters.
For RENT Pleasant front room,
suitable for two gentlemen. or man
and wife. Inquire at OH Review.
T. W. Larsen, the well known
oil and real estate broker, left the
city this afternoon for points south.
Ladies Home Journal and the
Munsey for March just out ard for
sale at McCoy's Book Store. 26 st
Mrs. Peter 10y. of the South
Side, Is recovering we are pleased
to note, from q severe attack OF the
grip.
Charles II. Smith, prominent
merchant of Jacksonburg, was an
afternoon business caller In the
city.
w. r. Isham, of Wheeling, ar
rived In the city this afternoon and
will remain here over Sunday the
guest of relatives.
Councilman Samuel w. Temple
toms host of friends will be pleased
to learn he Is recovering from a
protracted illness. &c..
D. w. cofield has moved his
family and household effects from
McMechen to near Adonis, where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. w. II. Kerr, of the South
Side, went to New kartinsville
last evening where she will spend
Sunday with her mother Mrs. Nc
Cam.
can give parties interested In
oil opportunities Ia the Milton field
to get In a good thing.
r. l.. GRAY
271t Huntington, w. Va.
Miss Carrie Devore entertained
at cards last evening In honor OF
Mrs. John Thompson and the Mrs.
McGinley who are soon to leave for
Independence, Kans.
H. H Work the buyer for the
firm OF AID. Work & Sons left yes
terday for the East for few days
to purchase some new goods for
our immense store. 225 tt
Qulte successful revival meet
Ing Is In progress at the Baptist
church, There will be services this
evening to which the people of our
city are cordially invited.
Mrs. Lille B. Pyle, the local ed.
itor of the Tyler County Journal at
Middleboarne. passed through the
city today on her way to Wheeling
on a business trip.
Mr. n r Shea MANAGER Sisters.
Vile Novelty company has returned
to the city after four weeks trip
Through the East In the interests
of the company. He met with very
Igreat Success.
H. II. Work Of the firm of A. D.
Work & Sons has left for the East.
Mr.. Work Is good buyer and on
his return we will no doubt have a
very fine line of new spring goods.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-27
Local News
Spring still halts.

Monday Is proposal day.
The streets are very sloppy.
Tuesday we begin to March,
Two more days Of February.
Monday Is the last day of Febru.
lsry.
The weather again mode, ated
to-day.
! The month of winds will soon be
with as.
The ice In the river Is slowly
hinning ont.
Tenement houses are In great
6emand here.
Navigation on the Ohio has
partly resumed.
The eligible bachelor had better
keep shady on Monday.
J. F. Hall left for his hsme at
w aeeliug this afternoon.
! Joseph Hall, of Wheeling, Is a
business caller In the city.
House and lot for sale. Inquire
20, L.Iowther. 217tf
Miss Lillian Olmstead Is confined
to her home with measles.
! Ladies' Home Journal for March
ht McCoy's Book Store. IS St
Everybody Is preparing for a
busy summer In Sistersville.
It Is to be hoped we Will have no
more zero weather this winter.
All Our merchants are antlcipat-
ing an enormous spring trade.
w. D. AVERY. of Marietta, was
|transacting business here today.
is. Biazler, of Pine Grove was q
= business caller In the city today.
There were some very favorable
indications of spring this afternoon.
I'D Wright, merchant of Jack.
sorbxrg, Is business caller In the
fcity,
A new line of mp to date tailor
made suits at A. D. Work & Sons.
22Stf
Mrs. Necie Criswell Lively, ol
the North Side, In Ill with typhoid
fever.
Samuel Braunlich, of Hannibal
Ohio, was business caller In the
city today.
The dancing assembly will bs
held as usual on Saturday night.
2 26 1t
The warm sunshine this after
noon was much epj Dyed by all
classes of people.
George Armstrong, superintend
ent of the Oxford Oh company wa:
In the city today.
With the approach of spring al
branches of business shows market
evidence of increase.
Will Morris, editor Of the Sta,
Journal will spend Sunday ar hi!
home IN Petersburg.
Ladies' Home Journal and th
Munsey for March at Mccoy
Book Store. 26 st
Miss Helen Williams, of Bears
Vile, Is visiting Miss Retta Lee, o
South Wells street.
Newton Hlbbs, of Idaho, was /,
the city yesterday visiting his cous
In Mrs. Elizabeth Olmsteed.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-27
BuckWheat
Cakes
with
. ROYAL
Baking Powder

Are delicious and wholesome "a perfect
cold weather breakfast food
Made in the morning; no yeast, no "set-
ting over night; never sour, never cause in
digestion.
To make a perfect buckwheat cake, and
thousand other dainty dishes, see the
"Royal Baker and Pastry Cook Mailed
free to any address,
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-02-27
GREEN
GOODS

Southern Carrots
Southern Beets
Long Green Cucumbers
California Caul flower
Golden Heart Celery
Long Red Radlshes
Green Onions
Rheubarb
Fancy Florida Tomatoes
Fancy Lettuce
Green and Wax Beans
Fancy Strawberries
Fancy Pine Apples
Bananas and Oranges
Fancy Russell Apples Rtc.
We carry the best line OF fresh
Fish Ia the city, cleaned or In the
rough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-06

Thing Ike evolutionary process, act as the
party of Lincoln and Mckinley. This was
Heoe ssary in order to disguise the palpable
fact that IL is not SO acting. Not without
reason. them this labored argument by this
great and ingenious lawyer. 1t was to draw
away attention from Rooseveltism and its
volcanic. eruptive and reckless character by
dwelling upon the fact that at some period
of its history the republican party has
been "A party which did things and did
them safely. The orator hoped to have the
country lose sight of the fact that 1t is
now in both of it's legislative branches a
party of passivity. of non-action. OF OBJ
setruction to reform, of progress-in a WORD,
a party whose only sacred precept Is the
shibboleth, maketh them known, one of
Them to the other, a shibboleth drawn from
the gamblers table: stand pat preeept
born of cowardice and fear to move.
Presidents Tribute to Root.
II shall not pay undue attention to the
Temporary chairman of the republican con-
yention. After interrogating in the light of
reason a few utterances. l shall pass on
to the authoritative voice of his party,
which Is its platform. for the proof OF the
fact that Mr.. Root knew how to pay
debt. The country has not yet forgotten
when Mr. Roosevelt paid a glowing tribute
TO his cabinet which wound up with the
sentiment And the greatest of these is
Root. But let me read first what the
President did say of the junior member of
that mutual admiration society. / find 1t
in the American Review of Reviews from
the pen CT Walter Wellman:
." Ordinarily the President of the United
States is not to be interviewed. but there
ere exceptions to all rules. When l asked
president Roosevelt for an expression of his
opinion of the character and public services
OF Elihu Root. who within a few weeks is
to retire from the Secretaryship of War, the
President replied: II am very glad to do
that. In John Hay l have a great Secre-
larry of State. In Philander Knox / have
n In ha oth
ca binet posts have great men. Elihu Root
could take any of these places and MI It as