davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-06-08

Will be in effect from all points on
the Chicago & North Western Rail
way for the occasions named below:
Atlantic City N. j., July 1915.
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine.
Cincinnati, o., July 18th to 23rd.
Grand Lodge B. & P. Order of
Elks.
Louisville, KY, Aug. 1929, K.
p Encampment.
San Francisco, Sept. 5th to 9Th,
Triennial Conclave Knights
Templar.
Francisco. Sept. 18th to 18th,
Sovereign Grand Lodge |. O.
0. F.
For information as to rates, dates of
sale, etc., OF these or other occasions,
call upon the Ticket Agent of the
North Western Line.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19
FRANCIA

La Europa comenza ell afio engolfa
dfsima en- ssuntos de politics interior
y, por 10 general, con muy pocos deseos
de que IA perturben. Ell Parlamento
frances pas6 Ia temporada bregando
por efectuar economics y IA cerr6 vo-
tando I'm presupuesto montante q mas
de tres mil qainientoS millones de fran
COS por habitante. Imagfnese que de-
secs tendra esa nacion de que la per-
turben con guerras extranjeras. Ade-
s1as, cl miaisterio Combes no comera
pan manteles mientras exista en- toda
Francia una escuela con crnci6jo al res.
paldo de silla magisterial, nj descansa-
ra el ex seminarista primer ministro
hasta deshacer Ia obra de Robespierre
-ctlando proclamo ell cuIto del Ser Sa-
premo.
Aventurada parece la empreSa, ante
cuyas di6cultades Sc estrello ell terrt r
de 1905 pero 10 cierto es que NJ CON-
beS cuenta con una nayorfa parlamen
taria prueba de sacudimientos, y las
sCamaras no pueden ser disueltas hasta
el plako reglameEtsrio, menoS de OBJ
tencr asentimiento del Senado, este
-cuerpo es en- todo favorable al primer
nliniStro.
En- 10 tocante 4 polftica exterior, Ell
affo transcurrido ha sido fe1icfsiino para
"a Rep1bIica Francesa, que, seg1n he
mos anotado en- Revistas anterlores "
puede yer por ST cualquiera con sentido
para discernir 10 blanco de 10 negro, Sc
halla en- possession de casi tolo el pres
tigio perdido la cafda del segundo
1mperio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19
Bonos de FiIipinas

Ell 81 de Diciembre Sc pusieron A
licitaci6n en- el negociado Insu ar del
Ministerio de la Guerra, bonos por la
%cantIdad de 100000 ORC, cuya canti-
dad sera destinada al pago de los bic
mes comprados a las Congregations
aeIigiosas de Felipinas. Estos bono
seran registrados en- tftulos de $1,000 4
$40 900, datados en- Febrero de 10 4,
,levengando por ciento de in.eres pa
gaderes en- Ia Tesorerfa federal de Il S
Estados Unidcs en- orc acufiado de la
nisn1a nacion, redimibles en- plazos no
menor de diez aiios nj mayor de trein-
sts, y exentos de todo gravanen, 10 mis-
mo ca los Estados Unidos que en- Fill
4 AIinas. Las suscripciJnes los bones
Sc pagar5n en- Ia Subsecretsrfa federal
de N1eva York. donde asfmismo Sc
h4ra entrega de los tftulos. Sc recib'-
ran licltaciones hasta el II de Enero 4
las tres de tarde, y daberau ir acompa-
7iadas por cheques certifcados por Il 3
PR ciento de las cantidades que Sc 6e-
seen suscribir, y las 1icitacioues ser n
recibidas en- ell negociado Insular de
Washington. ministerio de Ia Guerra,
debiendo ir dirigidas al jefe del nego-
aciado, coronel Clarence Edwards.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19
Bis 1orrcA DEL BolEr:N MERcANTrL

amarguisios rato permitendose Ia groeria De decire
que ESQ de etores de los mics de duos eran papas
que invenaba para vvir costa del pafs Los caseros
1e erau parcuarmente odosos Desperation en- ideas
muy radcales contra propiedAd AL veucer e mes So
liza drgirles caras muy iteraiias hasta patetcas p-
diendo respro pero logr6 solo admirador esa
respectable case que e aebataba todos los mas de
Ia mad de los treinta durcs entire cuatro chuche-as
tales como jabones, esencias gina de icada Wanda
que rompfa prmero de la sobra monotonia de SD
mesa base e resto quedando los dcmSs gasos dc "a ca
a cargo del socorrido capfuo del fado entire los ten
deros mas nlenos admiradores dc su genio.
Tai es Ell tipo quien acudi6 Alexandra Telez para
que le introduese de- Guzman. donde e arras-
ba una fuerza irresistible del corsz6n.
Cree que usted es amigo de esa famlia-djoe
Alejandro.
ST 81 n1ucho Les sefores de Gusmzn -. muy
buena gente Me fguro e obeso de usted. lie gusta
usted ieonor7
Una barbaridad- contest6, como sino fuese bas-
taute enerica esta expression Ia apoy6 mada
A ss qrandes oos ameantes que evelaban el fuego de
ma honda passion Era tipo meridiona con reminif
ssvias de- zrabe tez negrisimo eabeIo 10 ms7
mo oce el bigote. sedoso bien cuidado.
Cree usled que sere bien reeibido7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19
GUzMAN Ell MALo

efusivc extreme ransparente cristal de
ca c miso conaba anhelados ideales que La negr
readad de las angustas de hogar 81 ben considerable
situaci6n tranioria consoaba facilmente
acudiendo su gran fondo de iusiones Tenfa un mag
nhco despreco para Ia readad, realidad, Ia de los
treinta duros crea que la ayuda de Dios de
poemas prono locraa ibertarse de aquella nnobe mi
seria de
Cansado de soctar vano los editores espafc-
les hizo una soberba de desden " jurando que
nunca escbiria nea para clos, aunque Sc 10 pide
sen de rodlas Sc drgi6 extranjero donde e taento
obtene ademzs de la gloria el gaard6n mas susanciOso
& Immediate de Ia riqueza Abordaba en- sus obras las
ma; peliagudas cuesones, Ia fosoa la pclftica, la
raj Ia ciencia Los amigos sonreian al hablar de
llasy aseguraban que 10 que habia Custodio de poe
tico interesante era vida. humandad original
spontanea no aquelos cuadernos abominabes. huecOa
de snceridsd sustanca, que 81 les lea emoconado Pc
no nade osaba arle opinion sncera porque enfase
Dor ccnio ignorado les echaba miSada torva de
traaor de meodrama 81 mosraban todo e enusiasmo
que 81 crea tepsr derecho claro que e ocataba
81 tono de zuunba que hababan de obras pero
este 10 atribuia IA di6cultad que tene el yeo para
rsconocer los alentos verdaderos. por otra par
te para que despoar aquel visionarO Dc ben7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19
Sc .vende

Una vaiilla, un side-board y un 40
mario con puertas de cristal. Info& (
maran cristo IIH E4-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19

aHnrM MMLn Martinique sDmniaG MunsA AniuaNv
+ MugdG ST. Nevis Antigua ht
> LMngMstvI sGsmdAT Tdags ~ ~OgtIh
h eH& &eaamen
nddh MMmdon nAeNu Nuthahan RuO R. Th A
IamAeG tuduhmJ Jmag agin t d
dMmfr ngaqmkmea sdgMugba ndh New Ymk Jam
@nM & Mm
By CmGyi hs h My td
aLnnM & o SA GDGhAg
eId&C
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19
THcente Gonslles,

Aenda De prOvisdOnes y toda eass de GeO'es.
eoMPRA vENTA DE FRUros DEL PAIS.
Gale del Tres No. 22-Catano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-19
Etfquetas

OSSI ~ - wv
para Uelas fosfcycs. . GspetIaIIdad en- etique-
tas para Uincs, Eiscrss Ron.
Papel tinbradc
comercial, desde If mas sencillo hasta 81
mas lui0so.
THRJETHS
de todos tamafios para vista, bantizc, de
enIaee, dHtIc,
rtecrdatcslas, inUItaeicnss, bale, ete. etc.
GtIaMetas para pastas De scpa. Idem para
pastas Y jaleas de frMtas.
Cuentas, Facfuras y C0n0cimientOs
y teda elase de dceMmentOt comerciales.
TltuIoS Y AcclOReS
para toda clase de asociaciones.
Pianos Y Iiiapas lliAsIea. TIastradcnes
para libros Y periodicos.
mprtsIsRes ssDPe ieIa. Iata . madePa.
Grabadcs en- zinc y ctros rnetaTes.
SEILOS DE COMA
de todas classes.
Idem para Iacre.
Dtr6sitV De etIquetas fIIetes para caias de
tabacos.
EnIIIos para los mismo;
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-18

va 9rintt 9GfamO . fSfnIdenbier,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-18

Wsoutao BEN is. 9(pril 1904.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-18
Ner nnhtcm naa Mrnh.

Sin aufregenoer 3piidenfal pirb
Don SDbn 9liber BON Bbilaoelpbia
FolgeroermaBen erSdblt: SD be-
lamb mid in elmer ihauoerbaften Gers
faliung. Wietue 0aut par gong
aelb, meme Nuaen eingelunten, bic
8nnae beleat, ib bate fDrtmdbrenb
5mmer5en i'm &iiden uno in Der
Seite uno muroe BON Gag gu Taa
IdpGder. Drei aerSte batten mid
bereits aufgeaeben. Damn ipuroe
mir Der 8at %erteilt, electric Bitters
gu aebrauHen unb gu melner gr0Bs
ten 5reuoe iteate fif ihun nab benz
@ebrauh Der eriten 5laide cine
merfli6e Beiieruna elm. 9rei @os
den lang iebte id ben 8ebraud fort
nno id bin lett elm oDlia gelunoer
Wtann. SD neiB, sic baben oas
@rab nm Elm iiferes 0pfer be-
raubt!4 Niemunb IoQte es oerIGus
men oieies Wiittel gu prDbieren.
Sour so @ents. 8arantiert 6urh
&. &alteper & Sobn uno go0lph
DreiB, NpDtbeter
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-18
gaGes > WeaiaRettcm,
& an b.

N6N~ N~FAAN@ v HObALNCALA NtAbS
Furdtbare GrplUftDn; 178 Menid1er
perlDren Bel berIelben ibr 2eben. Die
QnterIu6un9 iiber Die Ir1o9en Der
GatQitrOpbe lit ieBt beenoet uno Die
@or0ner'S Surp, mel6e oie1elbe 9es
leitet, bat ihr urteil oabin abgeQebert,
GaB Observation-Disclosures Cunning
bam unb Mlinen . Superintendent
SuDmoen fir 0as un9liid berantz
nortlih leieu.
Sn 8enlacDla fano 6onnabeno
0benb cine Britgelei 5rpiihen &Dlis
aiiten, MfarineiDloaten uno Irtillee
riiten itatt, BET melder Der Irtiaeriit
8anfs getDtet uno bier Warineioloa=
ten permunoet muroen.
SDnntag Mor9en gegen 2 nbr
0eriet oaS Occidental : 0Dtel in Sn=
oianopoli8 in Brand. Sc paren
sur Belt 200 @afte in Dem 6auie
0auie uuo oielelben fonrten nur nit
Wliibe gerettet peroen.
= @rit jebt miro betaunt, baB D0r
8mei W0naten OUT Dem Sdlahtihiff
Bottom" als oa1lelbe oor Banauta
lag, Elm @eihib= @rploiion ltattfano,
ourb Die Elm Wtann Namen8 &ain
QetDtet tpuroe.
= Sci 9apiS Beno in Der NQbe
bon Sidsbur9. bat BET Wtiiiiiiippi
Ieiu cites 3ett mieoer ein0enomraen,
NEEDLES felt 10 Sabren tr0den gele=
gen bate.
Gap 5abep, einer Der @efanz
genen, Die leitter5eit aus Dem SOL
iom : 8efaneniB in galiiDrnien entz
ipranQen, bat ftd nah etnem Sample
init Der i'm oerfol9enoen Bpfe ers
lboien.
- 9as Sr0quDiSsG 6eater in @hiz
sage, bel oei1en 8ranbe 900 Wtens
ihen ibr 2eben einbiiBten, lit an Die
Tirma 9tilb & 6arri8 pon Stem
gort perfauft mDroeu uno miro mies
Der aufgebaut meroen. DaS neue
6aus ion ieo0h einen anoeren SEA-
men elbalten.
Sui Der 81. 9DuiIer @eltauss
iteluua miro man feline Sidetnertduz
fer baben. Sci ben einselnen Siren
meroen AutDmaten aufaeiteut, in
nelbe Der Beluder Elm so Cents
Stud bineinnerfen muB. Damn
bffnet fid Die Fir uno i6lieBt fib
mleoer 9leib binter inn.
SIN Nlter bon bunoertunofinf
Jabren if in 8roDtlOn Der 0eutids
Qmeritaner 2uopia 9einemauu aes
ltDrbeu. SIM Sabre 1899 muroe er
in einem tleinen Marttfleden in
Deutlblano gebDren. SIN Sabre
1915 cam er nnd Imerifa. 3ebn
Sabre nobnte CT in Der eigentlihen
Staot Seem Yorf un0 ieitoem Itetio
in 8roDflpn. Sin Sabre 1852 baute
Geinenlann Iein 6aus am Stranoe,
100 er cine @irtIdQft, Die Ipdter tpelt
ano brett 6etannte Bead 9auern"
erDHnete. Naboem er 6as Birts=
aeihdft aufqeaebea. gina er in's
6au8=9 ransport. @ei9dft, Dem er biz
nOr einem Sabre, aliD npil a(s 6Gns
Observation-Disclosures. fleiB DorltaRo.
= abraham Surf, Elm @el96ft8
mann pDn WoDlter. g., Der i'm Sitter
BON 80 Sabren o0r nenigen 8agen
geitorben 1T, bat in ieinem geitament
beitimmt, baB oas @elo, oas ban
Ietuen Germahtniiien nod ibrig
bleibt, leinen Smei gti6ten in Der
| GAhao;, 3roofouAE t1a~hos4 gnn MS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-18
VI u 8 a II D.

n . u y.
Sn Marleiqe rpurben awei Stas
liener unter Der Gnfloae uerbaFtet,
iih CUR @rmDroung bes 8rdltoenten
2Dubet pabreno ieines 8eiu6es in
Stalien neri@mDren I'll baben.
= 9ie Ge9ieruna eec iioamerifas
niihen &epublit Ecuador min ener.
eii9e MaBregeln aeaen Die NuSbrei=
tuna Der Beulenpeit ergreifen. Der
giee. Br1iioent uno mebrere Ntiniiter
iinb bon AuitD nah @uanaauil ge=
fDmmen, UNI Die arrangements per-
1Dnlid 81 iberna6en.
= Der 6amburg Gmeritaz9 am=
pier Bulgaria" 1T auf Der Geiie BON
Gambure bel Iibulia auf @runo aes
raten.
8ie aus SiBm aemeloet miro,
9laubt Die italieniibe Ge9ierung
nt9t oarau. 6aB cine 8eridw0run9.
ben 8rdlioenten 20ubet bel feinem
8elude in Stalien 81 ermOroen,
eriItiere.
- &us Niirnberg pertautet, DAB
6as @eburtsbaus oes unlterbliben
Dibters Sans Sab8 i'm Dffentlihen
NufItrid perIteiaert uno BON einem
Sletidermeifter angefauft uuroen lit.
Sn 6ann0Oer bat Die Stats
anmaltibaft elm Serfabren gegen flint
Gnf1idt6rdte oes perfra6ten 6pp0s
t6efensW ereins einaeleitet, uno 5par
meeen GerIbleierung Der 8ilanS. Sc
peroen ieniatiOneue @ntbiIunaen
ermartet.
glus 8ern miro telegrnpbil6
gemeloet, oaB Die bieSidbriae inter-
parlamentariidje MISUNDERSTANDING
i'm September in ct. 20ui6 itattftn-
ben miro. BUR 9efung Der Soften
Der S0nferenS miro pom &DngreB
Der 8ereinigten Staten elm &reoit
BON $50, 900 Sranc5 Oerlan9t.
Brins &arl BON &atibor uno
gDrpep, 8eeierun98prdlioent in Gus
rid, 0annDper, bat cine S%tuoienreis
lie nah Den &ereinigten Staateu ans
getreten.
Die Berpaltung Der llnioerits
TIT Treibura i'm Breisgau bat be-
i6tuiien, feline ruiitiden Stnoentine
men mebr auf5unebmen.
- Wie aus Bern telegrapbil6 ge-
meloet miro, lit iuf0lae Der 3uitims
mung DeutlAlauos oas 3ultanoes
tonlmen elmer arbeiterIdub'&unfe
renS uunmehr aeiihert.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-29
Rey. DONOVAN RESIGNS.
upsteNATioS no TAKk EFEEcr ON
TUESDAY,, NUvEMsEn ~.
Rev. A. -. Nilsson Appointed 10 Fan the
vacancy at the y Getting ofthe @ officials
Monday evening.

At the meeting Of the official board
Of the United Brethren church, which
was b Ia Monday evening, Rer. J. D.
Donovan, tie pastor. handed in lis
resignation of the psstorate OF the
chur3h, which was accepte1
The board then appointed Rev. A.
b. Wilson. of b acdock. Pa, to fill
the vacancy. The resignation of Rev.
Donovan will take effect on November
10. re preaching his farewell sermon
on Sunday, November 10. Rev. Will
son will take the charge on that date.
Rev. Donovan, the retiring minis.
ter, is giving NJ the el arge on account
Of this health, having suffered fer
some time with an affection Of the
throat He has been located in this
city for several years. first as presid-
ing elder Of this circuit, and for the
past tSo years as pastor of the church
here. He came here from Virginia.
While in this city re has made num-
Der Of close friends, all Of whom will
learn Of his intended de 1arture with
regret. MIR. Donovan will remain in
this city for a while and then will
move south for the benefit Of his
health, but will preach no more.
Rev. Wilson the newly appointed
minister, has been in Martinsburg
since last Friday. He preached two
t,ial sermons on last Sunday, which
pleased the congregation, and his APP
pointmeut specially followed. He
will move here from Braddoek, where
he has had charge
Rev. Wilson is native of Clear
field, Ohio. and member of the
Allephanv (Pa.) U. conference.
He was graduated from Union Bihli-
cal seminary at DAYTON, Ohio. in 1898,
and lis first charge was at Coalp0rt,
where he was for three years. He
was then transferred to Tyrone, Pa,
in 1901, where he was one year, when
he was sent to Braddock to take the
charge at that place and where he
has been located ever since. Rev. Mr..
Wilson come here with tie best of
recommendation from his conference
and his former Pensioners, and it is
expected that he will meet with sue
cess in his new field
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-29

operator and agent. Here might have
been a lifetime job, and many
young man would have hung to 1t with
logged tenacity. But the Cotton Belt
offered him place with larger OPP
portunity Without hesitation the
stone rolled from the secure little Of
fee position in 1884 and went to
Cairo, taking a place as foreman on a
freight transfer platform. A rushing
business at that point furnished him
an opportunity TO show what he could
do. Within a year he was transferred
to one of the busiest points on the
Cotton Belt line in Texas, where for
three years he served in the capacity
of operator, train dispatcher and clerk
in the general freight Office.
The position of train dispatcher was
a new one, with prospects. In 1885
Mr. Davidson came to the front in that
profession, taking a position of chief
train dispatcher for the San Antonio
& Arkansas Pass railroad at San An
tonic, Tex.
Serving In turn as chief dispatcher
and trainmaster, he remained with this
railroad for five years, thoroughly ac-
Quainting himself with the details of
railroad business. When the Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Fe company looked
about for a new division superintend-
emit at Fort Worth in 1893 it could find
no man better equipped for the place
than Mr.. Davidson, and he accepted the
appointment. From that time his pro-
motion was rapid. On January /, 1897,
he became superintendent of trans
portation on the st. Louis & San Fran
cisco railroad; on July /, 1900, was
made general superintendent of the
same line; and on April 5, 1904, was
elected president of the Frisco system
Mr.. Davidson is hard at work daily.
He has an Office in st. Louis and one
In Chicago, and he divides his time be-
tween them. That he has made his
rise in the short period of rs years is
remarkable; ordinarily It takes much
longer to accomplish such results in
railroading. Mr.. Davidson is now only Al
years old. Always he has had unusual
physical power and endurance; he has
nad the wisdom to preserve it; he has
had the power of concentrating his ma
tive strength on his work, and he has
kept a keen eye for the best interests
of his companies.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-29
BRAINS AND ENERGY.
A COMBINATION THAT NOTHING
CAN KEEP DOWN.
1t Enabled Alfred J. Davidson to Rise
from Small Station Agency to
the Management of the
Frisco System.
ST. Louis Special.

Much has been said and written
about the wonderful career Of Benja-
min L. Wlncheil, president of the Rock
Island system, who began his career
20 years ago as junior clerk In the
mechanical department CT the Hanni-
bal & St. Joseph road with salary o.
ten dollars a month. Less known to
the world, says g. Troy, wal-known
correspondent Of the Chicago Tribune,
but not less unique is the career OF
Alfred j. Davidson, who was elected
president OF the Frisco system at the
time Mr. Winchell came into his pres
ent position The Frisco system Is
about the size of the RocA Island, over
which Mr. Winchell formerly presided,
and it now embraces the 81. Louis
& San Francisco, the Chicago e East
ern Illinois and the Evansville & Terre
Haute lines, including 1000 miles OF
way and branching into IL states anG
territories.
Mr. Davidson rose through the
nerve-racking way of telegraph OPP
orator for many years to baggage mas
lSt anu W MS pAeSShb pi0uAASHl poSl-
ton by earnest, persistent endeavor
at all stages of his career.
He went into the railroad service In
1880 at the age of 16, taking the posi-
ton of station baggage master on the
Chicago & Alton line at Lexington, Ill
With time on his hands he seized his
opportunity to master telegraphy
Perhaps he didn't realize 1t at the time,
but he had taken his first step toward
the thoroughfare to good luck. When
the first vacancy occurred at the little
station he stepped into the position as
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-29

A startling incident issnarrated by John
Oliver, of Philadelphia, as follows: 81
was in in awful condition. My skin was
almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coat
ed, pain continually in back and sides, no
appetite, growing weaker day by day,
Three physicians had given me up. Then
was advised to use Electric Bitters; to
my great joy, the first bottle made de-
cided improvement. / continued their
use for three weeks, andiam now well
man. know theylrobbed the grave OF
another victim. No one should fail to
Try them. Only 50 cents, guaranteed, a
E. c. Shepherds drug store.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-29
One OF Many.

H. A. Tisdale, of Summerton, S. c.,
suffered for twenty years with the piles.
Specialists were employed and many rem
edies used but relief and permanent good
was found only in the use of DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. This is only one
OF the many cures that have been effect
ed by this wonderful remedy. In buying
Witch Hazel Salve it is only necessary to
see that you get the genuine DeWitt's,
made by f. c. Dewitt &. Co. in Chicago,
and a cure is certain. Dewitt's Witch
Hazel Salve cures all kinds of piles, cuts
skin bruises, eczema, letter, ringworms,
burns, diseases, etc. Sod by c. w. Ia
bier and w. S. Harper & Co., druggists.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-29
A Great sensation.

There was a big sensation in Lees
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-29
A Thread-and-N Needle Tree

The wonders of botany are apparent
ly inexhaustible. One of the most
remarkable specimens is the Mexican
maguey tree, which furnishes needle
and thread all ready for use. At the
tip of each dark green leaf is a slen-
der thorn needle that must be care
fully drawn from its shea h. at the
same time 1t slowly unwinds the
thread, a strong. smooth fiber at
tached to the needle and capable OF
being drawn out to a great length.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-29
WERE QUIETLY MARRIED.
Miss Laura M. Barlow Becomes
Bride of Mr.. John G. Beard.

Miss Laura Nj. Barlow and Mr..
John @. Beard, both residents of this
CITY, were the principals in quiet
wedding at the parsonage of the
United Brethren church on Pennsyl-
vania avenue Saturday evening at
o'clock. The ceremony was per,
formed in the presenc9 of a few witt
nesses by the pastor, Rev. j. d..
Donovan. Mr.. and Mrs. Beard will
reside in Martnsnurg, where Il g
groom is employed as a blacksmith.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-10-29

III ,he question fiat We're pre-.
septsd to the meeting have been dis
,osri II. and the program has been
Z earaa for adin1rrmeut.
The synod CT sed it's sessions
with the susl evening DEVOTIONAL ser.
vices ~ Z 80 tn sdav uistt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-14
HARBORMASTER TOWS
LUMBER SCOW TO PORT

Commodore Sutton, the Harbormaster,
Yesterday sent the police boat Vigilant
down the river, about four miles, to tow
a sunken lumber scow up TO Washington.
The scOw was in the tow of the tug
Daniel X. Jackson on Saturday evening
when the steamer River Queen crashed
into II. About 10000 feet Of lumber was
packed on the scow at the time Of the
collision, and about four-fifths Of this
was washed into the river as the scoW
sank 20 the bottom.
At high tide yesterday the scow rose
to the surface. 1t was contemplated TO
send wrecking crew down the river
and pull the scow up, but the tide made
this unnecessary. Commodore" SUIT
ton heard that the scOw had risen, and
fearing that vessels plying the Potomac
might be injured by the scow he lowed
II TO Washington, and turned IL over
TO Capt Thomas Owen, who had charge
Of the Daniel X. Jackson. N
The reports OF the captain Of the
River Queen and Captain Owens have
reached the local steamboat inspectors
whose office is in Baltimore, but IN view
Of the fact that each captain accuses
the other Of turning in on him. the IN
spectors will not make a report until
they have concluded an exhaustive IN
vestigatiOn.