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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-17
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ais bic gmpfinoune, ieoe Wiinute
tperoe Define lebte fem? 9as mar
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9epi0n in Decatur, Nlabatna, ourhs
sumaben batte. ,,Drei SATIRE lang"
ihreibt oieielbe, ,,hatte id idDn urts
ertrdelide Shmerser gu erbuloen in
60lee 5Dn 8erbauungsfbmahe.
Mager= une Darmbei9meroen. Der
Too idien unnermeiolid, oa ale
Nerate uno ale Grseneien ueriagten.
SblieBlid tpuroe i9 oaSu beuoger,
Electric 8itters" gu periubeu uno
oas 8eiultat mar geraoe5u uuroers
bar. Sd rparbe lDfort better uno
ieBt bin ih p%onitdnoia wieoer beraes
iteut." Sir Sober, Nierer=, @ias
Qens uno Darms2eioen lit electric
8itters bic einsiee Weoisin. 0ur
so Gents. @arantiert pDn ben Gp0s
tbefern $. 9alteper & Sohu unb
&oolph DreiS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-17
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ihpn murbe Wrs, @inslom's Spoz
thing : Sprup BON MiqiDnen BON
Mtiittern beim 8abnen Der 9inoer
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it6rt, ooB i'm i3abnen lit unb Dor
Sbmersen metnt? 8enn 10, laSie
ioFort cine Tlalde BON ..WtrS.
Winslous Soothing Sprup" holen.
Sein @ert lit unbeaablbar. @s miro
benz fleiner 2eioenoen lpIDrt Hinoes
rune oeri@affen. 8erlaBt eud ba-
rouf. SPLITTER. es lit tein 3neifel
bariiber. Sc BELT 9iarrbDe, reeuz
.liert ben Maeen uno Die Rierea,
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uno ftdrtt oos gauge Spftem.
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fir aobnenoe ainoer lit anaenebm
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bel allen Oru9aiiten in Der aansen
@elt Su boben. Breis 25 Gents per
5laihe. Sauft niht8 anoereS, als
Wtrs. Binslops Soothing Syrup,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-17

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nnoenebmen Mufenthalt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-17

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Siioneitafrifa beoroert lit. nit BEN
&ommDoDre &apitdn B. See SbrDes
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pdiier oerldBt, iibernimmt Sregat-
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tleinen &reusers n8aaeae", ben
Sberbefebl iiber bic 5uridbteibeuoen
oeutlhen &reuSer, auBer Der .,@as
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nenboDt ,8antber"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-17

Inter Gtbleten uno Sports
mGnnerr, bel alien 8eraniieuneen
i'm Sreien, lift ct. Satobs Del als
bas iiherlte 6eilmittel aeeen ale
gerrentunaen. Quetihunaen uno
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-17

Sn Der @eaeno bon Selma,
alabama, min man Elm neueS Sns
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BaummoafeloerH Sdaoen nnribtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-17

"a arintt alIa,ao , TlaIaeubier.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-08
A Miraculous Cure,

My daughter was afflicted with
a fever sore on her leg for over a
year, helpless in bed three or four
months, and the doctors wished
me to take her to a hospital. A
number of pieces of bone came out
of the sore, showing the bone was
badly affected, and it was though mt
that the leg would have to be
opened and the bone scraped or
the leg amputated. Hearing OF
the cures of San-Cura Ointment,
we applied it as directed and to
the great surprise of all including
the four physiciasn who had at,
tended her, the great sore healed
up in less than six weeks. San
Cura Ointment was worth i've
hundred dollars to me and all my
neighbors will verify this state
ment.
J.D. HOOD, Townville, Pa.
Druggists, Csc and SOC.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-08
Weekly Crop Bulletin.

Warm, showery weather pre-
vailed during the week with album
dant sunshine. The maximum tenn
peratures ranged from 70 to 81
degrees, and the minimum, from
So to II degrees. Showers Occurr-
ed on Tuesday and Wednesday,
and thunder showers were quite
general on the 4th, 9Th and 9Th.
The mean temperature averaged
about 5 degrees per day above the
normal, and the rainfall was con-
siderably in excess. The weather
has been fine for growth, and all
crops have made marked advance
ment during the week. Corn and
potatoes made excellent growth,
and both are being worked to
some extent, although it has gen
orally been too wet for cultivation.
Meadows and pastures are grow
ing rapidly: prospect is for
large nay crop. StOcK Is lmproV-
ing, and oats and gardens are do
ing well. Wheat and rye are head
ing, but are rather short and thin;
they are, however, better than ex-
pected, and may make half crop.
Millet and cow peas are about all
sown. While apples are reported
as dropping considerably, a suffi-
Gent number appear to be left to
make a fairly good crop over the
greater portion of the State. The
prospects are less couraging for
cherries, pears and peaches, but
are excellent for small fruit, and
strawberries are beginning to
ripen. Some damage is reported
by high winds.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-08
A FATAL MISTAKE
Is Often Made by the Wisest of
Sistersville People.

It's a fatal mistake to neglect
backache.
Backache is the first symptom
of kidney ills.
Serious complications follow.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure them
promptly.
Don t delay until too late.
Until it becomes diabetes
Bright s disease.
Read what this man says:
W. S. Rulong, carpenter, OF
400 Fourth street, Moundsville,
saws: "Doan's Kidney Pills have
been used in my family for back
ache and the results obtained
from the treatment were decided
ly satisfactory. Mrs. Rulong, who
was annoyed for some time, is
greatly pleased with the results
she obtained. Not only can | speak
positively of the benefits this rem
edy has brought from experience
but I have heard them very highly
spoken of by friends and neigh
bors. Mrs. Rulong and 1 very EN-.
phatically endorse this remedy" "
For sale by all dealers. Price
so cents per box. Foster-Milburn
Co., Buffalo, n. Y, sole agents Tor
the United States.
Remember the name, Doan s.
and take no other.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-08
CALL
For the Democratic County Con.
vention.

For the Democratic County Con-
vention.
By order of the Democratic Ex-
ecutive committee of Tyler coun-
ey, West Virginia, the Democrats
of said county and all person who
wish to affiliate with said Demo-
cratic party are called to meet in
mass convention on Saturday, the
9th day of July, 1904, atl1 O'Clock
a. M, at the Court house of Tyler
county, in the Town of Middle
bourne, West Virginia, % To Sc
lect delegates to the various con-
ventions of said party, to-wit,
State, Congressional, Judicial and
Senatorial; (2) To nominate can
didates for the various county Of
fees, to-wit, House of Delegates
2, Sheriff, Prosecuting Attorney,
Assessors 2, Surveyor and Com
missioner of the County court, and
81 To appoint new County Elk
ecutive committee.
This invitation is to all who
wish to attend said convention
and affiliate with the Democratic
party in Tyler county.
Given under our hands this I'd
day of June, 1904.
W. E. KIRCHNER,
Chairman of Dem. Elk. Com. of
Tyler County, W. Va.
G.. B. RIGGLE, Secretary of
said committee.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-08
Lunch Sets

Put up in handsome box, each
box containing a tablecloth, II
doilies and II napkins; all for 70
cents. at McCoy's Book store.
6,6-3t
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-08
PocketboOk Lost.

On Wells street last night; con-
tanning over Sc; finder will be re-
warded when left at Review OF
foo 6,S-1t*
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-08
Please announce

Please announce
w. E. KIRCHNER
As a Candidate for
Sheriff.
Subject to the Democratic conven-
ton at Middlebourne, July 9.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27

he chancel and falling from the cha J.
dcler was great cluster Of the vel
! low blossoms, tied with love knots of
yellow tulle Badiating from TINS
pretty arrangement We're four el""anl-
ers Of yellow satin ribbon terminating
in great yellow satin bow. i'set
Milton McNeiu presided at the or@an,
accompanied Oh the voiltn b. Hr. Ef'-
-eHe Nowland Of Memphis. F. To"
soft strains Of the wedding music
=the 6rfaal party entered the church.
F5ls1 clne Miss Matte 0rtos HeXt
o4no tyo =a-hers. Ness. Dies Bar
netf anI Dnlard Saunders. Next
Misses Fay Taylor, Bette Austin, fol
Owed by Curran N1chol and Frank Nil
ner. Miss Ella Howell and W. VIII
Lee came next. followed by Dan Rot-
ledge Miss Mariana Coles maid ot
honor, entered alone followed sy Mfs.
Fd NoWland Jr., Of Memphis, ma
tron of honor The ring-beaies. Sd
NeWland. carrying a EeIlo& caFysall-
fbamun. With the ring .a@elz hidden
in If preceded the bride Who ea't1el
HE church with her brother Horny
Novlaad. Of Memphis TnaT were
met al the altar b. tie ero~f1 and
his best man Nj sam Ru53e /. Who
aatere3 With the rector. Tha 3fIGe.s
.eWn ~ae Of white efepe#da= cf.aa
owe. taffora SIX. She wore tse long
bridal veil and carried a bri.lzI t1a4-
auet maar Of bride roses 40 lIl3es
o1 tho valley. The mafron u honor
wore Partisan robe ef renaissance
ice over yellow pompaflour sill Hiss
Cole @ore= Yellow crepe de e'.#oa.
The G4a bridesmaids were. aeN.s#e'
aIIsa u yellow chiffon. made OYER
4ellia~ f1iz. with trimmings #saisa.
~ n t6asa= e6atmin4 Gowns 5000
a4 hatf =nreaths of yellow -razas.
sIs=tHe# attendants ea#s#e5 sa'1a'-
III Hfilaz l9e l@ 1e3
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whe rartv= included Misc Fan
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27

Stocking club. The Afternoon : amuse
ment was progressive euchre. When
the scores were counted the winners
were a. follows: Club prize. Miss
Emma Whte; visitors prize. Miss
ICurtis Of Little RecG;; lone hand
prize Miss Jean Jane. al con@o.a-
ton. Miss Bette Austin. The guests
were Misses Fay Taylor, Bette Aus
tin. Nina Smart. Bette Hahn, SaIhe
Mccoy Asa Tonlinson, Vic Hare,
Emma White. Curtis, Jean james.
Josie and Nettie Grace, Mesdames
Will Riley. Nell Lucy Harry Trulock,
Finn Hutt. Robert Pugh, Louise Now
land. Neil Bel. Ellen Bel. Mrs,
Gregg CCincinnatD, John Speers. l.
P. shelby, Frank Bridges. and Z. A.
Peck.
Mrs.. c. T. McCuon DELIGHTFULLY."- en.
tertaine1 the Married Ladies Whist
club TUESDAY afternoon. Only the
twelve club members we're present.
All report having had a good tine.
Mrs. VIM Pudephatt had pieasan+
family dining with Mr.. Andrew She'-
ok aad Nr. Earev Die. If Illinois.
the guests Of honor.
Dr.. Oliver Pearse Robinson aid
Mis-. Robinson gave co-illion at o /
Concordia las night n ho3or Of M.s>
Alice Robinson and her eee-ts. Hfss
Mildred Bradford aaa Nis= Emma II.
lar Of Pine Bluff The reae:ge.o"
room. yestibue and ball room Wec-
artistiealv decorated and a back
ground was made by the layish "
OF southern smiIaX, On he u9Pe:
landing tai aalms formed an alcaye
oneath which stood the punch ta3o
~h5s was covered with piece ot
Mexican lace. with an oveFlyjng 5o@
der Of smtlax studded with pomp22
% Whit c1.ryaaF hennms. The Qn1s'
1aUl 8as a.arei #ith grapes. i4s's"
p-a4ea #ith feiiaee. IA tie reee.''..3.
.a8m tall c.It.e'a9s ,ass~ "ess rs
il, which we've ~tenln5ed VII
clsrys4afhemuas. 7 he fiasf ressa. :. =
line stood here. ana = Here Br. a
Mrs. Robinson. NJ Robinson -
Charles X Lincoln. iii. al liz. W..
,or. Pe.uberfoa. Nj =Bnazz a al
TaI5eff Fe:ll N5sz Tz1af= aaa T.
Na%ton IN the EaI Fae2f dacaz8
lions were c6aaael areszz
wall a.aner.as .. ssilax azd -
feea-. 5Yhe=fst = ="=ae=za -
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27

dinner Thursday evening at his home,
A house party which was highly en-.
joyed was given at the home OF MAJ.
Davis. near AItheimer. from Tuesday
- Friday Of his week. \ number ot
people came cut from Aahe!mer and
Joined several from Pine Bluff and
delightful time was spent Thosa
from Pine Bluff were: MIsses Nc
Fadden. Cross. Florence and Emma
Dcwoody
A select dance was given by the
Crescent club Wednesday evening al
Binff city hall, which was attended
by about fifty couples and was sue
ces. In every detail Fine decorations
So0d music and select company COM
bincd TO make a most enjoyable even
ing. The club membership is as fol
low G. F. =Hill.=J.J kerwin, l.. V.
Gencayy. A. ]. Barnes, John Kenne,
IL e. y. O9erca>h ". Y. Hall, {.
". Knapp, G. L. Smith, Alex killaneh,
chas. Avar:tt NJ. f. Niets, H. d. HoI.
bert.
On Tuesday evening. November
"a Mr.. John Wilbourne Of this city
will we'd Miss Merle Williams Of Ar
lington. Tenn, at the Methodist
church n Arlington. The ceremony
will be performed a. $50 O'Clock.
Mis- Mabel Williams a sister q the
bride. viii be maid of honor and MI
Met /. Wilbonrnc of this city will ha
best man. The bridesmaids will be
Misses Charlotte Williams Mary VII
tliams Kate Bonds Of Memphis and
Katie DoneIson III" @rosmsmea
Vin he Messfs. Yates Van Nalkenbere
of Pine Fluff. l.. E. Anderson. ?. NJ
S.ewarf, Rus ell Stewart Or. Hefr.na
and Frank Bragg Of Arlington. \
reeorefon Will he given al the home
af Mr.. and Nv fritfenden Williams
after The ceremony at the church.
Nrs. p. G. Aslsinssn will entertain
sha Ylathau ses c.9Ib aeXt Wednesday
aft yae0n.
H. NA..sass @ere del@httHl.H= or
tezfaiand Friday afternoon be Mrs. \
". T9o4na Duplicate whist vas en-
iaFa 6T The guests afte1, which re
jFe:ha4"nIz were served.
Gns II zhe #ao=f pleasant afternoons
a cazas d be 4aT social season =aas
zael.. s41sas .,4h u =Ilaze }sasz
43saa II teee.He3 tsa Ra.aHar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27
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MIR. and Mrs James Ragan enter
tained at their home on East Second
avenue Friday evening il honor ot
the Carr Memorial Epworth league.
The spacious parlor and dining room
of the Ragan home We're decorated
with ivy and chrysanthemums, In
the parlor ropes Of ivy hung from
each corner OF the room, caught IN the
center by a bunch OF misfletoe. OF
course there vas much uneasiness on
the part of the Eouaa ans present
lest they should get under the mistle-
toe. Music and games We're featnes
eunp;Iiorls supper wa served and all
exaresseI themselves as having en-
joyea the occasion yery mnca.
Mss push. who gave the butterfly
carnival in Pine Bluff. IS preparing to
give tho same at Stuttgart She has
w,itten 10 Pine Bluff to get little Miss
Hattie Peters and Nashti King 10
take the character of two of the lead-
ing characters, the same as they jay
sa here in the entertainment at Stutl-
part. These little Misses received
much praise for their clevernss IN 'he
cha-actors tnev represented in the
rFoducttoa Of the play here. little
Miss peters was the Moth and MIS-
King Was puck. Both viii go 10 Stntt.
cart to taEe part in the production OF
the piece At that place neNt=f1idaS
night.
Tho "Wednesday Afternoon Eoehre
club ~as entertained last Wednesday
nv Miss Rachel Kaufman. Tie club
,rfza4 were Won BY Misses Alnette
Weller and Roe5Ia soIIasan, =ffle
Quests prize by NJ Bam6cr4sr R@=
freshmonts weeo serTesl. =fhe=e t5za-=
eat we're Nfsses= Ba'o5=es.2zfs =
pFeyfus Josh nsesf.Ts Minnie
straasz RaeETa solasoa. Florence
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A WHITE, SOCIE E D 7 OR

Campbell little Rock, O.W Clark,
Richard Bennett, John Sennett, Ber-
lice Hit, J. ". Jones, Quincy l.,
Porter
One Of the most pleasing affairs of
he past week was a Thanksgiving
luncheon given by Mr.. ard Mrs Her
tcrt {. Blnfheathal. complimentary
10 Mis- Bainbereor of CHICAGO Hiss
!tertha Miller and Rabbi Frisch. TIE
rome was prettiIy decorated With the
national colGrs, red white and blue
holly and mstletOe-cFatv7 7fpte lie
colors and the green bIenI.4- so&cth-
or. The table where a ten ezuls s.
luncheon was served was dream OF
beauty. From he chandelier yf.eam.
ers of the ribbon fell gracefully 10
tie table below bo1le caught an
he'd in place by huge h@a.. In the
etrter ef the ta5le the t1rae tse1oH-
mating cGlors feeped tram an on
bankment Of eEsrgreene. Tn place
eara9 We're dainty creations; each
representing some characteristic OF
tha=life and character Of each guest.
The fortunate GUESTS We're: Mis-
Bamberaer Of Chicago N.e-cs Mn
and Bessie BIufhenthai. and I!emha
Miller; Nessrs. Harry Flanf. :. mop.
pels and Rabbi Frisch.
Mrs. v d. Hearn enfergTl.e3 tire
San scuei club Friday attefaea4. eom
rIimentaly 10 her niece. Mis- cIa9a
Rroadstreer. who IS ore d the pap''far
Yaenbarz. This pretty home was
SIMPLY decorated with cllrrzanfhe=
NUNS, red betaa tha pfedoninafine
color. When t!ra sixteen cub MON
hers had assembled each oae Vas
s.ye,4# an attractive hand -pai4te7 =.
tle ozal car4.=representin4 a nais4tef.s
=a1f#.Ia. H.laa= tRa Place ~azs
reuad a lie ta4in4=eaea saa taaT
=req9.rea te =fhe=5re=s e
5he aue s.r6fa2 eaaas.te. he5h n de-
s=a# a#aaa eaH9r #'5 paint eez
hon. .etter rfa aoa5a,g ,g..z..s
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Co., Tba aaa=1#pafss fac}1ae] shel.
xang friends. as Qe1 as their o'aer
aApz. The yaaa4 people ferme4
crowds aad 4ere dffF4a out in @ae
oa- NlGea hal teea=f.1el VIII hav
slate #a.I I4aas raz..aea rs mere eo@=
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-11-27

With wide gold streamers Esre .-a5a
the other debutantes. Mi Roots
Scott, Quinn, Abbott. Nan NJ. Nv
and Jenice Thomas. Dolly aE4 Kate.
Halliburton and Ella Ada1as a..h
their escorts. At u the vas
broken and dancing bean. ,a5 sy
Charles Knox Lincoln and NJ r D.
inson. Al midnight sufper q.
served. The dining rooms Were= =6eap=
ed IN green. and the doors w.ni0az
and chard!iers festoone5 With smH x
The table in the north Ching r.oa
vas covered with satin damasa, over
laid with cover Of Partisan ace.
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Tennis Club Organized.

Local tennis enthusiasts have succeeded
in organizing healthy club for the sum
ner fun, and already some champion
ship timber has manifested itself. The
grounds have been put in FIRST class con
dition and after the spring SHOWS have
subsidized, no finer court court can be
found in the state. The organization was
perfected by electing the following of
ficers who will have full charge Of the
welfare of the club:
President-A. G. Chamberlain.
ry-treasurer-Royal K Graham
A feature of the new rules governing
the organization, and one that will assure
a most successful season, is the fact that
the ladies will be given the privileges OF
the court al all times and without cost,
aud already they have proven more en-
thusiastic tharthe club members and have
been in almost daily practice.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09
Wanderer Returns.

H. B. Sheldon returned Sunday morn
ing after spending several months in
California where he went to regain his
failing health. That he was successful
in his search and re urns to us very much
improved aud again ready to assume his
former responsibilities with the Cascade
Electric company, will be good news to
his large circle Of friends here. Even
though his mission to the coas, was one
OF necessity and in search of health, he
enjoyed the trip very much and is as fall
of necdotes and descriptions as an egg
of meat. and in relating his experiences
has no trouble in holding an audience.
While admitting that the climate of CAL
ifornia is all but perfection itself, and
that he at once began to improve as soon
as he had crossed the state line, still he is
convinced that Colorado has the Golden
state beat a city block for climate waters,
and other necessities which make life
worth the living, aud as for him he
knows of no better spot on earth.