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   Daily Democrat, The (Newspaper) - March 1, 1904, Greenville, Mississippi                               to be given away i block from GREENVILLE MISSISSIPPI MARCH i 1904 Grand ma Mistake which will here next Saturday night of the book of the same name by that ranch read author and no one of his legion of admirers as a writer of enjoyable fiction will want to miss this opportunity of seeing his most popular work in plai form It is a domestic drama clean and story tbe heart dramatic in scene intense in interest and we are promised a performance of it al the hands of most talented play There nan be no such as to demonstrate he avail to a doubt that tho heart of those who in the well told order of abides Of the play it is of the beauties of Ine have been lost in ing if anything enhanced All nf tho scenic environment equipment complete for the play nre carried by the organization presenting it SOCIAL will be a social meeting at the new Church on evening March 9th at o'clock All the members of thib Church mid all affiliating Methodists in i ill an requested to at- j J tm i Li MIL will be I In t no collection of WEDDED IN TEft London March first marriage in ister Abbey since the wedding five years ago of the daughter of Lord and the Earl of tjok place today when Lady Grizell the daughter of Lord and Lady Dundonald be- came the wife of the Hon Ralph Hamilton Muster of j and son of Lord and Lady i auu Stanton standing tbe fact that this is Lent and that the marriage therefore in of Rubric the wedding was a must fashionable affair and largely at- tended The bride was attended by fourteen bridesmaids wbo were attractively gowned in costumes of white chiffon and silver with LOST Messrs Ver e Worthington Have Not Vet Been Found j Great anxiety is felt among the friends and parties are out search ing the country for Messrs George W and Hurt who a two left days here bun for neai Luna Landing Ark They intended coming home Saturday but so pale green sashes and wreaths ol snowdrops fastening hills veils A pretty feature of tile bridal cession was the presence of Lord the little grandson of been heard from far have not They were Mr and Mrs Bradley Martin KING'S VISIT TO BRIDGiE London March staid old university town of Cambridge was en fete toddy on tlm occasion of a visit of King Edward who at tho opening of new buildings and a statue of the late vaa bj Tin the of the King 1 HI C P ii ill t H 1 i i- um lij taken The object of 1 111.1 is to promote j 1 I in tiin ot i i n u ic an i to bt nd other members of the royal fumily were ny the vice- chancellor of the university and by the of the iriti They WITH driven seen at Luna Ark and later evening about six miles above Greenville but nothing else has been seen or heard of them They were in a duck boat and the fact that they were seen coining toward lias caused grant ness Mr is about 5 feet 8 inches high and weighs 105 light hair and pule blue iyes Iiir is RUN DOWN AND NERVOUS VINOL COMPLETELY RESTORED MBS BURKS HEALTH H Taylor Our Well Known Druggist Agrees lo Return Money if inol Fails about 130 pounds hair and pale blue eyes BASE BALL The Unton Kongo Truth is honty lor the statement that and it certainly worked Many people right her are run down y able to drag about don't Know hat ails JUui This i probably caused by oold or which is trard to cure or too close confinement o business Such people need said Mr E H Taylor nd the following letter is only ne of many which we are receiving what incl will do Mrs W T Burns of Memphis enn who is national cor- nf the W R C Last winter I a severe cold which it seemed im- possible for mo to get rid of I became much run down lost my appetite flesh nervous and irritable Vinol was recom DRESS WITH arch imperial irade published at Mays a private letter received in Paris in which ried Turkish women are com- manded to discard all brilliant ornaments such as necklaces and bangles when appearing in lic They must be dressed wilh decorum and in accordance with Mussulman hw the ordinance suys in default of which the bands of women so offending JB visited with punishment Spring Shapes 1904 a large in of Bats 124 SQL BEILL Just received by Tbe Co arge stock WAS NEWS The following was received nit tbe office of the Brokerage Company this fc Japanese strike another mow at Russia's fleet Port by fleet of the Japanese Fifteen war shipa of tbe Mikado pour shells into the Russian and buck Great loss of the Caai fleet Three Russian cruisers andf four torpedo boats steamed ta meet attack but were forced to re- tire with cruisers French Ambassador has been with the Czar in close audience important results regarding Sea fleet and Balkans is expected watch fob on Hinds near Washington enue CMS nave same hy calling attlie Light Co 1 Get the Best 11 wonders fur it increased my that city contemplate tho purchase of H steam to my indigestion in welcoming the coming j cough noil nervousness and 1 when inn season I consider Vinol i won I i i I 10 lanky i no liis lioni iio MOv n l he 14 companies represented by me lost in the Baltimore fire They ft have with which to pay same All losses are being and will be paid in cash without discount and from the cash in- comes without selling a dollar's worth of securities QKT THE BEST GEO WHEATLEY INSURANCE nk Building nn T A A COM 13 j fw t i 1 i X ES SION i Muss ted Slates sheathed Monies was placed in n today at I the being at j thp ff L sau of the navy I yard turned over to Alexander i U o whu is to i commander Officers ware on deck feed as tho Stars were hauled up to the masthead The cruiser Des was at the yards of the Kiver Ship and coni- gf of Him is similar in design to the Cleveland the Chattanooga and the Her length over nil is 380 feet J inches and her full tona In of tho Dos sister ships corn pith with an capacity ot cubic feet has been used as an material for the wa- ter line protection so tuat if the hu should be pierced by a shot the swelling of the corn pith between tho outer and inner plates will prevent the ingress of the has fur its Lie suppression of and the improvement of labor conditions among women and children holds its annual convention in New York today find Delegates havn a number of atates air m tinn promises to In Tiie proceedings ing with a public meeting at which addresses are to be ered by John U Brooks dent Mrs Kelly secre r i j Baton lor I dat real year nil hoy i U I sou the I lies got a tin cinch for and he will punch flu cuit of dem guys dat tinks got the as goud tis tied up in n bag Da rough face from is a ten to one grafter n vx shot de Mrs W T Burns the world that contains one of the fifty odd medicinal curative tits found in e C InsTo Irig Tin Co f Brooklyn of Co Pirn Ins Co Williamsburgh City Fire Ins ii 063 735 A bird git his Professor E B A in de hast and will be a man of Columbia University and from Cuby Hint got no license to ers and without one use do business witl our old star who less oil which characterize will cross tie wire iu a walk Bob fashioned coa liver oil and is de real and he is de sions It imparts in a natural others The officers reports to be I bunol presented to the convention show mel's that the year has been one great activity though much sure winner in er walk When dis for tbo league remains to in the work to which the organization is devoted Better Than Hold I was troubled for years with chronic and nervous debility writes strikes np among cotton pickers dat bo will tiuk dat a nest of bol weevils has landed in de town on a grazing cruise Bob aint got no ping pong players nor manner strength and to ery organ of body aids tion and makes rich reel blood Vinol is not a patent every thing is on the tle it contains iro in highly J P concentrated form all of the izing properties contained in cod liver oil It ia delicious and the i vi i fighters in his new bunch weakest can retain it WISCONSIN CLAY ERb Portage Wis March There was n good attendance of members today at the opening of tho annual convention of the consin Clay association The proceedings will continue three days and will be demoted to tiie discussion of matters in which those engaged in the working industry are interested i B pale and the H and rosy Whence tbe I She wuo is blushing with health uses Dr King's New Pills to maintain By C ly the lazy they corum good digestion I off Try them SOoly Co and tenni apply to t T ml H X It P 1 No began using Electric Bitters wnich did me more good than all the Green of Lancaster K II remedy helped me I and clem dat draws regular rations wil have ball But Roo and Eleck other eines f ever used They have also kept my wife in excellent health for years She says Eloc trie Bitters are just splendid for female that hey are a grand tonic and invigilator for weak run down women No other medicine can take its place in our family Vry them Only Satisfaction guaranteed by Greenville Drug Cj Claike Drug Co HANLON Philadelphia Eddie Hanlon the featherweight boxer March California is to meet George in a bout tonight before the National club Decker is considered the bast featherweight fighter ol and is counted upon la give the a bei n for Bluff Mr D E Holbrook an Tuner and Repairer is DOW In for a fc t days has got a good ting on fellows who link dey manage a bunch of ball ers sets back and tells old Bob de wise guy to go ahead and he never rings no bell but gits de jump on do other lows and is hell to head off When he gits a good hole car lie is hard to handle and every fellow he's got dis year is a shinin big ace An never ketch de services or Thulium good nt less We nre oar THK Names for tho different teams in tho League are now dis- cussed Baton Kongo will con- under the name of the Natchez will still be known as the and Monroe an tho but as far us we Pino Bluff nnd Greenville have no settled name The Hill era seems to be tho most among the different names and the Jaspers bei n for Bin has been suggested by many funs thai tbo Greenville twm be known NU the Cotton Pickers as the of Elks We ask every run clown vons aged or person in Greenville weak every person from stubborn colds coughs o try Vinol on our It costs nothing if it to give E U Taylor b gist Pinto Disc Plows cun he had at The Goyer Co IS New Spring Goods Ladies Oxfords and Ties Men's Shoes and Oxfords Ladies Men's and Children's Hosiery Men's Boys Shirfe and Underwear Neckwear of all Kinds Men's and Boys 229 Main Street won fame under this Wu think tho above a name tho Fl and A now out If tham i tor nu mo The To a beautiful skin is in keeping lit tree from Chaps Moths and Freckles by the use of Hand Smoother Made famous by use in Frankfort Ky   

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