Roosevelt's Greatest Service
The nation owes Theodore Roosevelt much for war and peace but more for his insistence on old fashioned fundamental doctrines of courage honesty and fair dealing His preaching has fostered civic righteousness clean politics and a moral uplift prompting demand for clean candidates and methods His word and example illuminate bad business and official morals and spark a nationwide wholesome reaction to his career.
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Roosevelt
Representative Scott
Kansas
Lawrence
Theodore Roosevelt
YMCA Notes Minstrel Rehearsal and Tennis Postponed
Rehearsal for the minstrel show occurs tonight at 8 pm. A Newport tennis visit to Bristol was postponed to next Saturday due to bad weather. Play starts at 2 pm on the M C A and Excelsior courts. Men only meeting at the YMCA next Sunday at 4 pm with Rev John McVay speaking. last meeting with the present secretary. expect large attendance.
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Newport
Bristol
Excelsior
Young Men’s Christian Association
John McVay
Methodist
Bristols
O' Wolf Inn
Bristol Young Men’s Christian
Newport Boys
Thomas B. Tobin
National India Rubber Company
Dennis K. Scanton
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Advertisement Notice
A guaranteed cure claim for piles including itching bleeding and swelling. The druggist offers to refund money if the ointment appointment fails to cure in six to eleven days. Price noted as 50 cents.
Bristol Post Office Hours and Mail Arrivals
The Bristol post office lists mail arrival times at 7.00 10.00 a.m. 12.00 m. 2.00 4.45 7.15 p.m. and closing times at 8.00 8.45 11.30 a.m. 1.45 5.45 7.15 p.m. Sunday arrivals 8.30 a.m. and closing 5.00 p.m. General delivery at Sudotropese Sees of stamps 4.30–5 p.m. Sunday hours 9.30–10.30 a.m. Express outward 7.35 11.05 a.m. 3.05 5.05 p.m. inward 7.45 11.45 a.m. 2.45 6.45 p.m.
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South Door
Bristol
Earle & Prew Express
Suzman’s offers aprons and shoes at low prices
Mrs. George H. Glidden of Springfield visits her sister Mrs. E P Brownell. H C Barker of Dorchester returns from a week with Mrs. J F Read. United States Steam Vessel inspectors Wilcox and Potter here on annual tour. Men's working pants 98c to 3.48 at Suzman's. Numerous social events, church goings, and local notices fill a Bristol scene with visits, sales, performances, and a waterfront steam launch Scamp resuming runs.
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Suzman’s
George H. Glidden
Springfield
Mass
E. P. Brownell
H. C. Barker
Dorchester
J. F. Read
Mount Howe Avenue
Messrs. Wilcox and Potter
United States
James Peters
Usher Street
Rhode Island
Boston
E. Suzman
D'Wolf Inn
Locke
St. Michael's Church
Young Men's Christian Association
Sazman
Manphors
Bristol Train of Artillery
Merton A. Cheesman
Island of
Henry A.stevens
Elizabeth Stevens
Brighton
James C. Church
Poppasquash
Mr. Connery
Philip F. Dillon
Anacortes
Washington
The
Phoenix
Bristol
Dr. Dillon
James A. Garland
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W. H. Hobson
Providence
William A. Doran
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John Sobach
Drury Block
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Union Street
Walter S. Wilson
New York City
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Little’s Narrows
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Franklin Street
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Roy
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Claude Spary
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Kiokemuit River
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New Bedford
George T. Paine
Woodlawn Asvenue
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State Street
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Lillian R. Luther
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Hungary
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Mason
No. 2
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Wright's _Church
G. W. Simmons
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Canvarser
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Trinity Choir
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