davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
Daushters Of America.

t.mc1A. Gdfhed Council d. OF A.. n-
itat q two cand.dascs last evening and ,e-
cciecd ihrcc proposition cards A dolcso-
ton was present from the council at
GEORGETOWN and showed much interest
IN iAe work as it was performed here.
Ihe alshih anniversary Of Carried
council Will be celebrated an ahe rooms tn
Temple ualE Eighth and Orange streets.
ON Friday evening of next week A very
entertaining prosram is boiag arranged
Tor the occasion.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21

Pefic0dtS-
6Oc. Short petticoats Of cambric lawn
runle with hemstltched tucks.
y 81 Long pctucoats of campric, lace
Insertion, tucks and lace.
a.25. Camhrc lawn rudie with tucks
edged with lace; or lawn rutle with tuclss
and embroidery
Corset cOUsrS--
25o, Cembric, round neck, trimmed with
hcmsththed tucka. hemsutched rufilo on
neck and nrmholes, draw-stripg at waist
81. Nainsook, with fine tucks, ribbon
and embroidery
DgdDerS-
15c. Muslin, with tuoks.
25c. Cambric. umbrella RUNE with hem
stitched tucks.
S5c Cambric, with tucks and RUNE Of
embroidery.
soc. Cambria. hemstitohed tucks and
rune OF embroidery.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
SUMNER RESORT LITERATURE
Railway and Steamship Advertising
Matter Displayed at the Ii.
brary as Hints For Va
cation Plans.
cation Plans.

Nearly everyone nowadays IS In The
habit OF taking longer or shonter trims
during his SUMMER vacation. Persons who
have not already made their plans are hr-
ginning 20 DO so. ana many are scanning
the advertising pages of on maeazines
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
Danes Of Malta.

Palestine sislerhood Danes of Malta
win give pie ana milk social on Fri
day iyenns, June 3, in Their rooms. 5oi
Market street A program consisting Of
musical literary features aud speeches
will he given for the benefit of The vis-
Eor-.
The committee In charge la- composed
OF Mis-. Magec, who Is chairman; Miss
Crozier and Mrs. Pyle.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
For the Toilet-Queen
Mary-AlWays Pure
(Center OF store

Tioiet cream, a skin food and
stimulant. dainty odor and good
treatment for sunburnt cuticle.
soc.
Hf0ief ammonia softens and per-
fumes the bath 25c.
OdontiHs tooth bowder. 25c, 45c.
4 Hew "4mbrss Cologne very
refreshing, delicate yet spicy odor
so.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
knIuhts Of the eoId.n Eaul..

st. Georges Castle. X. G. n. received
two propositions last evening. They also
have two candidates out awaiting initia-
ton.
Apollo Castle viii attend service at the
First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning TO listen TO a special sermon.
Invitations have been sent TO the various
other castles in this city 20 join them in
this service, so that large turnout is
expected.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21

position. on the bulletin boards are now
being displayed plc.uros of the exposition
buildings end list OF books relaaing Go
the Louisiana Purchase.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
NQhfqOWns-

Ntghig0l0HS-
ssc. Cambria yoke with clusters Of
tuelNs, V-necS, hemstitched runie on neck
and sleeves
Soc. Nainsook, low round neck and short
sleeves with hemstitched bands.
81. Nainsook, low neck and short
sleeves with beading and bands Of feath-
ersutchlng,
Sl50. Nalnsook, low neck and short
sleeves, with embroidery insertion. lace
and ribbon.
CkeM1SeS-
6oc. Nainsook. round neck and arm-
holes trimmed with hemstitched ruhies.
75c Cambrlc, with lace, ribbon and
lace insertion.
81. Nuinsook. with lace, ribbon and
lace insertion.
a.75. Nainsook, with lace. ribbon and
embroidery.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
NIGHT IN CITY
LODGE ROOMS
What the Wide Awake Secret
Societies in Wilmington
Are Doing
Letters Granted.

Register Of wis Bach has gran'ed let
tiers Of administration on the estate Of
CALVIN Fortcs Of Virginia 90 samuel p.
Forbes.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
kninht. Of Pvthln..

Oriental Lodge, *. Of j. conferred thc
second rank ON two candidates last even
ing and discussed other affairs pertaining
10 tho welfare of the lodge.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
EXCURSION to Woodland Beach.

The Brownson Library Association has
decided TO give an excursion to Woodland
Beach on Saturday, June %. An entertain
ment in which the BroNnson Glee Club
will take part, viii be held On board the
boat.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21

shield Of Honor.

I--2ndywine Lodge. shield Of Honor in-
it.a.cd one candidate, received ono app g.
tnlon tor membership and elected wo
ctad'datcs ast evening.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
Shirts and drawsrs-

50c-Frniei balbriggaH; shirts, without
sleeves, with one-quarter sleeves and
with long sleeves Drawers, made In
three lengths-knee, short and long.
SOC Blhrs gauge; extra good quality
long and short sleeves in shirts.
75c-Frmeh balbyigg4H; long and short
slseves-long and short drawers.
Sl-Moyllys s5hifs gaass; long and short
sleeves-longa and short drawers.
Sl-Moylcp Isle THREAD; ecru and white
shirts made without sleeves, with one
quarter sleeves or long sleeves. Draw
ers, knee length, or for short or tall men.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
!. o. o. e.

FAIRFAX Lodge, l. O. o. H.. conferred
the frs, degree on two candidates at last
nights meeting
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
az Eello,n. 10 Nlslt.

Columbia Lodge of odd Fellows Of this
city viii entertain Centoryiile lodge next
Friday night.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
Red Men.

The adoption Of two pale
+ w ~; n faces was among the pr.n-
V,..s,- cpal business disposed OF bs
VI h 81 lc awere Tribe L. o. r.. An
lsSfs at The meeting last evening
lc.ls Tribe VIII have several candl-
ii fcr rpdoiescn ~ tonghss meeting
Evening journal., 1904-05-21

tlmore 6.3O p. IN.
Fortlckets and additional informa-
'tiOn, call on ticket agents.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21

The So RsgulaiioE dresses are Of fine
quality cheviot serge; the emblem en-
broidered night on the sleeve. not sewed
on; red silk tie; white braid trimming;
detachable shield. so that a little fresh
white one can be slipped in any time a
dress needed for cool days at mountains
aud seashore, and decidedly worth buy
ing now Tor next fall. Mostly blue,
some few in black; 4 TO l6-year sizes.
Ard not one little dress
poorly made.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
Sheer, Dainty
ShirtWaists,
ST. and $l.50
fk..Hs

81 worb $3.50. white lawn. with
strips Of embroidery up and down
the front.
$3.50. worh Sa.R5 ami $3.50,
white lawn trimmed with lace,
little medallons and tucks.
They'll be gone before you can
say " Jack Robinson.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
Petticoats. Csc
(Cfoss Aisle

(Cfoss Aisle
Everybody can have all the
fresh, crisp underskirts she wants
for hot weather with these good
seersueker skirts going at Just haif
brice full ruftle on the bottom.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
The Economic Way
to Furnish
(FIrst hoorl

Take the opportunity while
ii lasts.
Furniture is being crowded
off the third floor. All kinds
for parlor, bedroom and
dining-room. Instead of send
ing it to be stored we put it
on the first floor, where a red
tag with a largely reduced
price ensures its speedy sale
to some one.
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
White Sale UnderclOthes


Saturday, the end of the week. is the day that shows
up where your supplies are short.
It'slalsoTgood day TO fill in aos
Choose by the help of this list
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
lntegrIty hid abLlIly IN Nd omee.
Only sfOO to Baltimore and Return,
Sunday, May 2s via Bait gre and
Ohio Railroad.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
decided to run another special train
excursion TO Baltimore and return on
Sunday May 20. Train leaves Will
mington, Delaware avenue station, at
$50 a. m.
Visit the Famous Druid Hill Park.
Returning, special train leaves Bal
Evening journal., 1904-05-21

'susm Ino6 loi ! sssd S5.u
Evening journal., 1904-05-21

IIIIG VIII DC TIC IuIE
The s. rash drsssss are sailor suits and
one-piece fTocks in peroales and mercer
lied gingham, in pretty summery colors,
each with some pretty appropriate trim
ming; to l2-yeaT sizes.
The SE.sS drssSfS OF sheer white lawn
have a yoke of lace and embroidery, a
deep hem and clusters OF tucks for "let-
ting-out" purposes on the skirt Alto Ia
years.
is skimped in material nor
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
A Day for WOmen's Silk Goats

Second floor, Chestnut
Trim little black taffea blouses and Etons have been
going fast that good many odd styles and sizes left
Find your size among them today and pay
S7.5O-instead of $40 and Sill
$lO-instead of $l9 $l5-instead of $40
Il sbecial purchase Of hlb-eHgk t16ea coats and loose
coffee jackets brings some unusually good things for the
money.
s65O-for light black graceful design and
with double shoulder eape look like Boder AHgai Rem
Ind vide full sleeves. aiSSaHG
S1O-for haf-fed black coat EUep day brings taJeng
with tight cape the shou and dust coats Of skmosty tat-
running down the front in feta, gloria and pongee
Trimmed with silk braid. Gloria, $3.50 o S27.5O
s125O-for a loose peated coat Tafeta Sl5 to S8s.
with a deep collar, braided in a Pongee SIS 10 sSs
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
COMMEND INSPECTOR CASSIDY
Master Builders Think He is Capable
Of Filling His Office.

At meeting Of the Master Builders'
Evening journal., 1904-05-21

At such prices mothers won't stop at Dress or ever
two or three; half dozen at time will be the rule
Evening journal., 1904-05-21
Music Cabinets

Mahogany fniSk-
$500 from SO 1915 from Sll.50
1915 from So rs
Mahogany
50 from So s96 from sS5
$40 from $50 S80.75 from S58
Cellarettes
Hisathersd oak
$3.50 from Sl450 SIS from $50
Sl2 from SIC $83 from S42
Golden oak
Sl2 from SIG S33 from S42
SIG so from $22.50
Mahogany
Sl4 from $40 $24 from S32
CheVal Glasses
Natural birch S26 from S42
Mahogany
$3.50 from 500 S45 from 500
PrfHla 0era-- $50 from s75
Golden oak S8s from S57
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-30
Die National Gonbentton DER
Yrobibitioaiten.

Die National=@ onbention'oer grohi=
%bitioniifen murbe geffern Bormittag in
Der nit Gannern unb buntfarbigen
9raperien feftlt6 gef6mtiften Somlin=
ion, Gale bur9 ben 8orfbenben bes
Nationaiz @pmites, 9temart, er6fnet;
ettpa 1000 9ele9aten maren antpeieno;
iebo9 paren ni9t ale Staten ber=
treten.
Sie 8alcone parerl big auf ben leB=
ten plaB unb sumeit bon Grauen be-
febt.
Na9bem Serr Stemart eine tur3e
Nnfpra6e 9ebalten bate. ftelte er ben
&e9tsanpalt Cattle BON pennfplba=
MEN aIg %tempordren BoriiBenben unb
%. s.. @aloernDoo bon MinneIota ais
tempordren Gecret1r Dor.
9etr @aitle lieB Johann eine ldn9ere
3ebe bom Stapel.
Na9 beren @1lub iiberrei9te
Charles Henlir BON Snbianaplis Dem
gDrfbenben cine Gaoel, tpelde er als
eine biftDrii9e be3ei9nete, ba fe aus
f6maraem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mar,
wel6es aus benz 9eime bes 2ebi
Coffin ftammte.
Mm. dc. @DooDein) bon Mi1Duri
berlas cine gtnlabung bom Brdfioen=
ten 6rancis bomber ct. Coulter Welt=
Nusftelune, tporin er Die Seleeaten
auHOrberte bieielbe su beiu9en.
Sn benz S9reiben beiBt es, oaB biz
9eleeaten, tpenu iie ~seniisenoe Be-
alaubigungsf9reiben aufueiien, freien
3utritt gu Der Nusfelung baben.
Sn Der Sibun9 purber
Die 8eri9te Der bier ftebenben @omites
berleien. 9as Gomite fir permanentt
Organization empfabl o.. s.. WDlfe-
berger bon 2incoln, Neb., gum perma=
nenten Borfbenoen unb @. 81. @al=
bertpoob BON Winueapolis gum peltra.
nenten 9ecretdr. Ser Seri4t tpuro'
angenDmmen.
Nm Nbenb fanb in Der 5omliniDns
Sale pieoer eine Mafenberfammlun(
BON 9~eIe9aten, Stelbertretern unb Be
fu9ern ftatt; sablrei4e &eoen MURDER
sebalten. 6eute ion enbli9 elm Side
aufgefteat merben. 8
General Nelfon u. Miles bat au'
bas 8eitimmteIte ertldrt, baB ct teir
@anoibat fit PrdFbent 1T.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-30
3met @irtbidaftslteenien
mtoerrafen.

Moncr Solbman bat seftern Die
Wirtbf6aftslicenfen bes Naron 3enoper
BON Der 80. GtraBe unb bes Mbolpb
&obn bon 936 Manadufetts Mbenue
w~iberruFen, neil ie mdboeno Der lebten
3eit oeriaiebentli6 tuesen 8erleButt=
gen bes Ni4Dlion @eiebes nit Der po=
li5ei in Conflict geratben tparen. Sci
Gobn tam mod Der nebelfa1b binsu,
baB er, als er I. st. bic 2icens er=
wirtte, iberbaupt gar ni6t gu elmer
iol9en bere9ti9t mar.
gr mar erif furse 3eit aubor bon
Sbicago nod bier ibergefieoelt, unb
bate fi9 I'M @Ountp nod ni4t Die bor=
gef6riebenen 80 Sage aufsebalten, als
ibm i9On bic 2icens ~aus9etelt wur=
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-30
.5Dnneni6irnte
90. 5u $1sSO 90.
mertb aufmarts 3a 1885,


Donnerifas 8ormittag mirb ieber
Sonneni9irm uel6er regular unter
81 marfirt mar, auf Dem Slid su
obi9em Yreiie bon $1.50 gu finben
lein. @s finb un9efdbr nur 60 babon
ubrtg mel6e ale ausnabmsboa nen
uno lebr bubi6 iinb. NuSfabr uno
Semoenbloufsn Muter Tnb einses
i6lohen in btefer aaeemeinen 3eouf<
ton unb ale ftnb gu BADEN nit ein1
fa9en ODER 8orten& l1eber3u9 in @eiB
ober in Garden. 4nbere in bibi6en
beltebten einfeden Sarben. Die 6ip@
pen iinb bon 8ein unb bie ME item
Strife bon aus9efudtem Naturbols !;
re9ulare 50, So. so, $500 unb 1896
Sdirme !; @uSwabt.. $3.50
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-30

8afbinston n. 80. Stunt.

sur "a etnnOsu. snosnO : uar morssns, i. suri.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-30
@tese-Mlta -@rab.
6 E b 0 + n

g. $. uno Gteaa Seller, SEQ. 1921
Gpann 9oenue, Snabe. = Sarrn unb
8ertba Ni9olIon, Oil Columbia Nbe.,
Wdb1en. Miliam unb @lt3abetb
Goldman, 1910 @risbt=5 traBe, Wdo-
den. - Steele unb gffie Wpions, 702
Norb Satnpts Str, Mdo9en. -
2ouis unb 9Ouiie S9moe, Mdo9en.-
@eDrg unb Stella Meper, 214 Sou=
nep Str, Mdb1en. = 6. s. unb
Nlice 0aDnes, 521 Norb MeriDian=
StrnBe, Rnabe. = Sobn unb Bertha
8reil, 72O Sremnnt Nbe., Mab6en.
g etraut:
s. Wilarb @orbrep Or. &ubp
Stone.
NlfreO 9arrp McGarlan - Sefica %.
Manlobe.
8eniamin s. Ban @leane - Mlmeba
Morgaret @line.
Serbert 9raDoon Gebott War9artta
6. Munins.
Geo. Gbtuarb @oobfelb - emma
Speeb 8ropber.
Clifford Sale G5in9leton - Dorothy
Wargaret &emler.
@eo. Miliams - Martba Gentleman.
Gecrge Stanton Selen Sobnfon
Springiteen.
@eorge &amieD - Ntfte S. @rant.
@amuel 9. 3int - Glora 3. Greper.
Walter 8. Serbs - @milie S6aH.
gilbert 8rapes Suaiban - Matbiloa
Sale.
@atpter 6. &oberts - emma 3eppel.
Trant %. @amerbin9er = CLARA DC.
@eifel.
Wm. s. @Gert - Salie 2eona Sing.
Gpron Sobb = @fie 2eontine 8rap.
6rances Mc@obson - Gannie Ma.
items.
Glopb 0erbert Song = 2ena We=
@rem.
Shomas u. Sin - Waro 6. Bales.
Nleranber Bridges - 8. Marior
Garter.
6arben g. 9amilton - gaHanbra $.
&ebnDlbs.
Wm. 9. Sbompion = Nbbie 6.
2aum.
SoIep6 M. Soften - 6abie u. Stofes.
Smer g.. Wbitlpf - Sulia u. Smit6.
Sarrp 81. Mit9eu - Sennie 9. Bruce.
Sbpmas 6. 2epis = 2iGie 9. Surib.
g efforben:
Struggling &eeb, 6 Wonate, No. 1908
Wilcor Str. - Woies Starr, rs,
1927 Norb Capitol Nbe. = Sames
Butler, AZ, 100 Si9blanb NDe. = Dir
THUR 8lafeman, 81. - Nbolpb Boiler,
1915 Columbia Nbe. Sobn 6ei5er.
81, Sulietta= 0ofpital. = Grace Wai=
ion, 20, 1929 Norb Senate Mpe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-30
stsuer=& ebi foas= 8ebSroe.


Die Mitglieber ben @ountn=S teuer=
&ebiions=Beb6foe fino fi9 ni9t mebr
flnr bariber, Of Die 8eb6rbe bas &e9t
bat, ben ffeuerbaren Wertb Der Banfen
fef5uieBen.
8eamte BON einisen Der Damien
faeen, bob tie bic Staats=B eb6roe Der
Steuer=@ ommihdre als Die ein5ise
G6rperidaft anieben, mel9e ben
Steuerpertb Der 8anfen ab3ui9dBen
bdtten.
Co. Sie bette 5 Gent gigarre In
Der 5tabt, MudO's n2son9feaOtp".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-30
Office Der
Indianapolis Clearing House Association.

Sie 9ereinieten 8onten BON Snbianaroiis meroen
um Mentog ben A. SuIi, (11nabbduststetts sSasl
aeI6Ioifeu ieiu. papiere. ipelbe ON biefsnt Sese ooer
am Q. unb 8. Suli fdni9 finb, ioaten ON 5rettag,
ben 1. SuIi beri9tiet fuerben.
@eprse 6. GaIpert. establishment.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-30

9 auer | a b niBf9efne.-
Grant S4mebel, b6l3. Wobnbaus. q.
Capitol Nbe., nabe 81. Str, $4,000.
-N. 6. 9allomea, Stride, alabama
unb Is. Str, $32OO.-parfe Ott,
Cottage unb Stall, Warman Npe.,
nabe Wafbin9ton 5tr., $2250.-Gur=
man Stout, stpei Cottages, Gounep
Npe.. nabe @albelage Str, $780,
William @oppafer, b6l3. Wobnbaus,
Senate Nbe. nabe %. Str, $685.
MOies Sumter, Cottage, g., nabe
Nprtbmehern Mbe., 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-30
Thermometerffann

~FVEHtU6FVESt IFWHVs
951ite Eentperatnr. ......... 78 @rae
Niebrisfte Senperatur. ........ 81
SIS. s. 8Ibtbs
SectipnssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-30
&eb5roe fir off. @erte.

Die Beb0rbe fir 6fentli9e Werfe
bat ben Contract fir bic Iufpflate=
rung Ger 8ireinia Nbenue nit Nspbalt
Die Union Mspbalt Contribution So. gu
oersn Nngebot BON $3.50 per laufen=
ben SUP bemiaiet.
Sic @eieli9aft 1T cine neue; fe iebt
fi9 aus ben 0errert s. 6. uno %. 6.
COOPER uno &. W. Gburuman 5u=
fammen.
9ie We{tern Contraction 60. bate
1898 uno bic Barber Nspbalt Pab=
ing So. $4.09 per laufenben SUB ge=
botrn.
9r. 6. 6. &eper, grdfioent Der Sc
funbbeits=8 eb6rbe, tbeilte Der 8eb6rbe
nit, baB berfeIben am nd9ffen Greitag
bic pldne fir ben nmbau beg Stabt=
hospitals iibergeben tperber mtirben.
Meue @efu9e puroen ein9erei9t:
SIR @ement=S eitentpege in ga Sale
GtraBe, BON Neplarb Nbsnue big Is.
StraBe.
Sir Seuer=plus in Genmoob Nbe.,
mo bic 81. StraBe freuat.
SIR @ement Seitenmege an 9unter
GtraBe, bon Yrolpeet StraBe Bis WOr.
rig GtraBe.
STR @ement=S eitentpege in WOrris
StraBe, bon Der l. Naep ueffli9 bon
Sbelbp @beIbp Bis Wc&ennan Str.
gnbstiltise NheBment : 2iften gee
biligt:
Sir gement=S ettentuese in 2ering=
ton Mbenue, bon Nelion Bis ct. Paul
StraBe.
Sir lDcalen Mb5ugsfaaal in 2uolon
Nnenue, bon Der L. MueD 6ftli9 BON
Commerce Mbenue bis 403 SUP 6ftli9
bon NeDaba Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-30

GtenesefudD = 9euti9er Ranfmann, erfabrener
8u9balter, iu4t Steauug, OferteH nnter
gbifre 100, Office steies glatteS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-30

2pcaIs8 etterberiht.
@6Dn hemte gtbenb mnb am Sreitae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-30
goli3etli9es.

SObn 8. Goffep, Elm 8au=
i9reiner, No. 1876 Sio Met Str,
muroe bur9 poltaiit 8arlnfibrer unter
Der antlage oes &leinoiebitabls bery
haftet.
8eo. % iIlarb, $50. 1917
Wiuaro Str, uur6e als irrfnnig BON
ben &aolerpolisifen Sun unb ger=
nauer 5ur Station sebra9t.
Die Setectibs 0aleD UNI
Splan ber9afteten ben 2~9=idbri9en So=
ibua Soais, ytO. 316 Canton Nbenue;
oerielbe ioa elm @eieBesfh9tling Iein
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-30

N%erianat-Gin Rtubermdb6en gutter 2obu.
~ Ra9arfra9en 1918 gtors 3elotpore Stl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-30
6ei6afts 6elegenbeit

fSSrDcerp unb 5leif9erlaben NIT WOpn8tmmern /;
w etn Bargain.
g. otel unb aeftaurant, uabs SnbtanapOlis fsiH
beferes 3u finben.
gspotbete, gountp Sit. in Der gsdbe BON Snbiana.
~ polls, iebr biatg.
Nfsfanront. As 9ti4-a0fsanser gu 81 per @Ods;
~ bulge 1iiethe.
Nisarren.eoben taslt9er rlu,fas s15. 90. Dies uirb
" sic tntereifreH.
ID tpeinnn3tpan3ig Mder 2onb, 81 p~ertani9en fur
- Got on Bart Npeuue.
The Business Exchange, 81 JisseraIb 9sbanbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-30

Sir Snbiana: Srt MIsemeinen i4Dn
beute gbenb unb am Sreitas.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-16
Hiawatha on Prohibition.

dren
That the friends of Prohibition
Made a bad bull in selecting
Anybody for a leader
With a wicked name like 'Swal-
low.
How suggestive! How abandoned
Swallow! Isn't it disgraceful?
Might as well put up a party
With a name like Sloe Gin Hickey,
Pousse Cafe or Dry Martini!
Prohibitionists, my dearies,
Are funny lot of critters.
Each campaign beholds them kick
ing
Sees them building up a plat
form
With a single plank to grace it
With a plank of small dimensions,
Waterlogged and fit for nothing
Save a Prohibition platform.
Each campaign beholds them
scheming
Just as though they had a look
in!
I was strong for Prohibition
Till I dwelt in North Dakota
For a month or so last summer.
There I saw the shifty druggist
Selling homemade booze to mi
nors;
There I saw the pious deacon
Who was foremost in the move.
ment
'Gainst the deadly liquor traffic,
Sneaking back among the bottles
In the cellear of the drug store,
Licking up pint Of something
Stronger far than apple cider.
In the lands of the Jimjamos,
In the days of feuds and war
paint,
When | was daring sachem
Known as Hefty Hiawatha,
Prohibitionists. my children,
Were as scarce as chickens ~
lars,
Only one do [ remember
Only one, and he resided
In the land Of Jimpamos,
For no longer than a fortnight.
Water-on-the-Brain his name was,
Water-on-the-Brain we called
him.
When the rest Of the Jimjamos
Held their feasts for the Great
Spirit,
Gave their dances in his honor,
Drank to Manitou, the mighty
Water on-the-Brain would tell us
You are wicked, very wicked!
Put away that fire water!'
And we followed his instructions
In our own peculiar fashion,
Put away the fire water.
Each of us about gallon.
Water-on-the-Brain, however,
Never touched the cheering red
eye.
When the rest of us were drink
ing
TOasts to Manitou the mighty,
He would find a spring Of water
Gushing from a bed of sandstone.
There he used to kneel and guzzle
ley water by the gallon,
Saying. Thus do I pay homage
To the heavenly Great Spirit.
This is all I drink, my people;
You can use it for a chaser,
I will drink it night and morn
ingn
One dark night when we were
feasting
Water-on-the- Brain attempted
To imbibe a quart of water
From a spring down near the
river.
All at once I think his foot slip
ped,
Anyhow. next day we found him
With his topknot under water,
With his moccasins uplighted
Toward the happy hunting re-
gion.
There we left him as a warning
To the friends of ProhibitiOn!"
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-16
A Bale of Cotton,

Or IS bushels of corn to the acre,
without the use of an ounce of
fertilizer is not an unusual yield
from lands in the famous Missis-
sippi and Yazoo river valleys,
traversed by the Illinois Central
1ailroad-the great trunk line to
the South. Farmers desiring per-
feet climate, best soil, sure crops
and steady markets would do well
to locate homes now, for prices
are rapidly advancing in this ia
vored country. Send for free
illustrated literature and letters
from farmers who have gone
South to stay, and who are per-
fectly satisfied to remain. B. A.
Eichter, Pass. and Land Agent,
Illinois Central railroad, GIT Bes-
semer building, Pittsburg, Pa.
7,26,tf
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-16
A Promising Oil Country.

The Creek, Usage and Cherokee
nations in Indian Territory are
receiving wide recognition as a
promising oil country, and capital
and development have so FAR
brought handsome results. The
oil is of superior quality; the ter
ritory is reached directly by the
Frisco system, who issues free of
charge, booklet, giving full data
concerning the country and its
possibilities. Mailed to any ad-
dress upon request to Sidney Van
Dusen, FOG Park building, Pitts
burg, Pa. 4.l-tf
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-16
Dewitt is the Name.

When you 60 to buy Witch Ha-
eel Salve look for the name De.
Witt on every box. The pure, I'm,
adulterated Witch Hazel is used
in making DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. which is the best salve in
the world for cuts, burns, bruises
boils, eczema and piles. The pop,
ularity Of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve, due to it's many cures, has
caused numerous worthless coun.
terfeits to be placed on the mar.
ket. The genuine bears the name
E. G. Dewitt & company, Chi.
cago. Sold by Stotler & Corbett,
Opera House Drug store.