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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1904
Page
2
Advertisers are warned that any advertising copy or communications must be handed in by 4 o clock each Monday and Thursday afternoon. The paper cannot guarantee insertion after those deadlines.
In Chicago this week the Republican Convention nominated Roosevelt and Fairbanks for President and Vice President. Charles Henning of Chicago, formerly of this town, served as assistant sergeant-at-arms. In local baseball, St Mary's TAS&S beat the Tockwottons 10 to 9 after a late batting surge with Murphy pitching and Hammil at first.
Advertisement for Miona claiming relief from dyspepsia with a money back guarantee. Appeals to readers at AJ Jasmin’s store with a no risk purchase. Notes Nature’s care and direct appeal to buyer confidence in the remedy.
A guarantee promises repayment of money paid for Miona upon return of empty boxes if the purchaser reports no relief from dyspepsia or stomach troubles. The offer covers two 50 cent boxes or a full month’s treatment.
Customer is advised to use a 60 cent box labeled Take Mi ona for a month two weeks of treatment. If it fails to help, return empty boxes to A J Jasmin for a full refund under the guarantee.
Bristol and vicinity news lists post office hours with arrival and closing times for weekdays and Sundays, express matter schedules, and a general delivery window noted. The item also chronicles local society events, church notices, a yacht club gathering, a factory visit by chemists, and a Bristol High School class of 04 entertainment. Local ads mention summer wear, a Seaconner steamer schedule, and a gas stove promotion.
Ik E Clarke photographs on State street near Hope street. A local Lodge of the New England Order of Protection opened in G A R Hall last evening. Mrs. Benjamin Sherman broke her wrist in J F Gilroy's store. Howard Manchester, a Military School student in Manius NY, is home for the summer. Town clerk’s office opens evenings for registration. Hydranlion Fire Company to test wagoneer squirt in prep for July 4 muster at Providence. Grace C Paull to host Bristol High School class at her Bristol Neck home. Mrs C V Perry return from Rhode Island Hospital after appendicitis operation. Miss Josephine Kerr’s essay wins D A R Bristol chapter prize. Register to vote to avoid loss. Bristol and Warren High School baseball third game at Bristol’s foot Park. admission 18 free. 17 entries for Y M C A invitation tournament. play starts 1 pm. admission free. State Board of Soldiers Relief members visited Soldiers’ Home for monthly meeting, inspection and clam bake. Don’t forget to register. About 20 members of East Providence Fraternity Encampment No 17 visited Wampanoag Encampment No 9. D G P Asa Albee Jr accompanists. Body of Mrs Betsy A Sylvaria brought from New Bedford. funeral at Trinity Church at 11:30. Bristol native, died after long illness. survived by mother, two sisters, three daughters, four sons. most children reside in Bristol or New Bedford. July 11 One week Tennis tournament Bristol County singles and doubles July 18 One week Y M C A Tennis Club State Championship July 23 Sunday Jerusalem Convention address July 25 Thursday Excursion by Dreadnaught H L Co to Vineyard Haven Cottage City and Gay Head.
On Sunday at 7 30 pm the annual sermon for the Bristol High School graduating class will be at the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev W L Hood invites the class guests include the superintendent of schools all teachers and school committee members. Guests meet at the church parlors after seven and a reception committee will greet them. The invited will sit in the reserved section for the service and a detailed program will be distributed.
A storm struck Bristol between 2 and 8 pm on Wednesday, bringing dense humidity, thunder, lightning, and a heavy wind gale. Rain fell in torrents as hailstones, some as large as plums, damaged greenhouses on Ferry Hill and trimmed flowers and onion tops, with limited overall damage due to its brief duration.
The article reports a California man from CUoachella suing a local doctor for 12 50, claiming the charge for cholera morbus treatment is excessive. He alleges the physician used Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and would not deny it under oath. The remedy is sold by W. H. Baffington, Nraggist.
Steady advertisers in the Bastol PH NIX are told it pays to place ads. The notice lists items such as valentines invitations tickets dance programs pencils and tassels in 1904 styles available at the Poxyzz office.
The Bristols meet the Woonsocket Eagles Tomorrow afternoon at the Common. The Eagles, nicknamed Napoleon Eagles, are described as strong. Bristol fields Durand Aubin Herons Fregeau Duval Dautault Bergeron Auger Contois and others in the lineup.
Auction style classified notice listing three house lots on Coggesha Street for sale with dimensions of 40 feet. Mentions COL. H. 8T.RAIGHT. awa Estate Becker and Col. Hops and Ford streets along with contact notes. Includes various local business notices and removal of night soil service by James Wilcox.
On Wednesday June 22 at St Peter's Church Man ton Rev Alva E Carpenter presided for Miss Henrietta Barteh of Warren and George Peabody Gladding of Bristol in a between ceremony with family witnesses present.
Mrs Benjamin G Sylvaria formerly of this town died in New Bedford June 2 at age 45 years 5 months 18 days. Funeral arrangements to be announced by local undertaker.
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