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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-26

In THE matter of bank clearings the
cities of the South make a better show
ing than those at the North. During
the week just closed st. Louis, Balti-
more, Houston, Savannah, Atlanta and
Fort Worth show an Increase over the
previous week, while at the North few
cities make creditable showing. The
South is evidently making the quickest
recovery from the recent business de-
preston
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23

a graphologist las discovered that
character can be read from the letter
IT" alone, according to an English pa
per. He claims that the vertical line
represents tho fatality of life. and tho
horizontal bar the influence human will
exercises over this fatality.
In addition, he claims that the higher
or lower writer crosses the ~ is u
guide TO the amount of ideality contain
ed in his nature, and that the lower
part of the letter corresponds to the
practical and material part of the man .
character.
For instance, the optimist crosses
his t's with line that slopes upward
from the ground to the sky. as it
were. The poet often crosses his t's
quite above the vertical line-in other
words. in the sky.
The pessimist crosses his t's with a
downward slopiEg stroke. The line
which is below the ideal portion of the
letter descends little by little until it is
lost among the sad realities of earthly
existence.
Tho practical man, it appears. always
steers middle course, and crosses his
is neither in tho ideal nor in tho ma
terial manner, but exactly midway be-
tween both. Boston Globe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23

has retired permanently from the stage. She
is dying from consumption. Her relinquish-
ment OF stage life Is regarded as dramatic
calamity because she was the greatest teacher
living.
In tho realistic drama, of "The Police
PATROL" which will be played nj keiths
Opera house during New Years week. an ex-
act reproduction OF the interior OF N police
barn is given. with the wagon. horses and
everything in place. An alarm is struck and
tho "quick hitch" is made in front OF the
audience.
The members of Lothrop's stock companies
seem To bc fortunate in tho way OF Christmas
presents: Miss Maud N1ckcrson received a
beautiful turqnois ring studded with diamonds
Miss May Prindle draft for $500; Miss Viola
Bancroft. n makeup box; Miss Martha Con-
way, two stone diamond ring; and George
Ricketts. a diamond stud.
"Deau 20 the worll" will he the play IN
Lothrop's Pawtuckct Grand Opera house next
week. Sid g. France, the we'll known charac-
ter actor will impcrsonate Phillip Warwick,
a cute negro and an old colored woman. IL l. a
Southern drama and full of picturesque
scenes south of Mason and Dixon's line. In
cidcntal 10 the play. the Imperial Speciality
company will Introduce several pleasing
specialties. Christmas morning childrcn's
matinee will begin ut l0oclock. The after
noon and evening performances VIII take
place at the usual hours.
Manager Lothrop has secured for the re.
maindcr OF the season the prime favorite
Katharine t,ober, who will open at tpc Grand
Museum. Boston on Jan. I, In 'Soa OF Ice."
A distinctive feature of Mr. keith's new hall
million dollar theatre In Boston will be the
unprecedented cxtcnt 20 which electricity Ii
employed for the dual purposes of iliumina
tioa and ornamcntation. Nearly 1900 incan
descent and A. powerful arc lights vii be used
ia various parts os the building ,heightening tho
leaniic, OF the architecture and the decora
tions aud flooding the vast establishment
viii. a pcr ect blaze of light.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23

A case was once tried in Limerick
before Chief Baron O'Grady. A bar
rister named Bushe was making q
speech for the defense, when an ass be-
gan TO bray loudly outside tho court.
Wait moment" said tho chief bar
on. "Onc at q time, Mr.. Bushe, il
you please" The barristcr waited
for u chance TO retort. and it came
presently. When O'Grady was charg-
ing tho jury, the ass again began TO
bray. If possible more loudly than be-
fore. Il beg your pardon. my lord, I"
said Bushe. May ask you to repeat
your last words? There is such an echo
in this court | did not quito catch
them. -" Seventy Years of Irish Life. 4"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23
THE WINDS STORY.

| The North Wind blew at night OFT the sea,
! Saying: "Sorrowful. sorrowful. ali OF me!
| sing of the nunbing winters breath.
sing OF snow and death.
; ! bring In tho wave with the broken spar
/ And the gray seas c,uling over the bar,
| Drifting ai night from cold, bright star
Sorrowfrl, sorrowful, all OF mel"
I The South Wind blew at noon or tho sea,
/ Singing: "Sorrowful. sorrowful, come to mel
! sing OF the golden buttercup breath.
, sing tho peace of death.
!, | brin. in the shells with the laughing tide
! And follow the brown sails home and slide
! In the drowsy heat down tic meadow side
| Sorrowful. sorrowful. come 10 mcl
, The East Wind blew ut morn of the aea,
Crying: "Sorrowful, sorrowful, ali of mel
ii sing OF thu piercing iceberg's breath.
sing tho horror of death.
And the iompest's shrick In tho rigging black,
And tho spindrift wreath, and tho rolling
wrack.
| And the boat that never again cLmc9 back
/ Sorrowful. sorrowful, all OF mel"
| The West Wind blew at dawn OF the sea,
/ Calling: "Sorrowful, sorrowfal, come 10 mel
sing OF the Joyous salt sea breath.
I, sing there II no dcathi
! murmur Of sea caves rosy end deep,
/. And The siitcrIng bay where the shoal fsh
| leap.
And the lapse of the lido as il sinks to sleep
sorrowful, sorrowful, como to mel"
~. l.. ellington in SpeCta tator
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23
Christmas Variety 10 Choose from at
the City PlayhOuSes.
COMEDY, DRAMA, VAUDEVILLE.
New Plays mt Providence ana Keith's
Opera Bouses-"A Gheckc cred L.fo I"
nt Lothrop's. and Variety at West
M Mister Theater- Com uent.

Comedian william ii. Crane will begln an
engagement OF one week at the Providence
Opera house next week, opening with "A NATL
nee Christmas when he will present his new
play entitled, brother John" for tho first
time in this city. This play was written 10y
Martha Morton and IL WAS produced In
New York last spring. Its success was
assured from the very first and since then II
has been seen In several OF the larger cities
where its metropolitan favor was verified.
brother John" Is study OF life in Connecti-
cut and its scenes represent life at
fashionable watering place IN
the height of the season. The contrasts are
said to be strongly outlined and the charaetors
10 be interesting and entertaining. Mr.
Cranes impersonation OF the biz hearted. re-
tired hat manufactures il said To be one OF Ia 5
best. He will be supported by his New York
company.
The very laughablc comedy "Prodical
Father" which made great hit here last srt-
son will bc the new year attraction mt the
Providence Opera house. commencing three
nights engagement with matinee New Years
day. The comedy Il now being presented
at the Boston Museum, wher II has been
attracting large audiences. Between the
second and third acts of 'The Prodigal
Father" the jolly character singer Maggie
Cline, the Irish queen, viii appear and sing
her great Throw him Down McCloskey" and
other of her merry Hibernian ditties. Messrs.
&. Is. jefferson, Klaw a. Erlang-
ers Comedy company which viii
be seen In THE Projigal Father"
includes Harry Hetto, Geo. &. Boniface. jr
George CASTOR. Frank Caldwell. j. }. Fitz-
simmons. Matte Earle, Cora Macy, Marion
Keith, Eugenie Upham aud that clever little
actress. Irene Franklin, who portrays Mann
mas Angel Child.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23

The French cay there are several
"ages" as well az kinds of beauty-the
beauty of mere youthfulness. which they
call Ia beaute Gu diablo: also beauty of
"rgliness." Of "old age" and of thin
noss." called Ia beaute Gu SINCE. Fred
erika Bremen. the Swedish novelist. had
the beauty of 'plainness. She was 90
very plain of face that her expression of
trustfulncss. ca though appealing TO you
to find some other qualities in her than
mere ''looks," shone ont with perfect
radiance that cnnoblcd her face and
drew friends TO her. because she had no
other beauty. But Miss Bremen took
pleasure in her we'll kept hands. Of
which she used 10 say. Even hands
hav" their moments Of charm
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23

a drama founded upon ipcident Il OF the
civil war, without the usual hackneycd bonn
be st and ultra sensational features found In
war plays. will BE- pgesente at keith's Opera
house next week. beginning at the Monday
(Christmas) matinee, Captain H~rnc. u. >.
A." play from the pen of Margaret Garrett
Smith. will then be for the
first time in Providence. The scenes ard
action, except one act, are located in the
confederate states. mostly In aud around
Vicksburg, and the time covers the stirring
scenes of 1858. The characters are about
equally divided between the two sections, and
the persons represented partake or the senti-
ments. beliefs. hatreds and animosities OF the
contestants of the war. There are five acts
and ten scenes in the piece, and for each of
these the scenery ard all the appointments
are carried by the company. The first Of
these Is n typica! southern home, with all that
term implies, and that Is fol-
lowed by picture OF Pearl Island with
view of ihe Mississippi river and forts. n
cofederatc rcdoubt rear vicksburg. n bivouac
OF federal troops. q beautiful church scene and
the great Washington parade OF the re-
turning troops are all graphically de-
picted. In addition 10 this wealth of
scenic disylay. Captain Herne. u. :. A." isa
play Of originality and strong ginterest.Though
a war drama there Is a commendablc absence
Of violence and shooting. Ittells story of love
suffering and devotion I'm most natural and
effective manner. and several comedy scenes
are dcftly introduced. The cast is a specially
selected one. anl inclu les Joseph j. Bowling.
the wcll-known leading actor. Miss Minna
Gleason, Lizzie Morgan, Harry Thomi son,
w. l.. Gleason. Asra Davis and many others.
pany. and several musical specialties are in
froducel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23

at Richmond street Free Congrega-
BY Rev w Hsis,endahi, pastor. sunday
YoUxG WoMES's MEETING (PEY wcA)
4a5 Westminster street: Al i:i5 m. Christ
mas service Miss T. T. shepley VIII lead.
All women and girls invited.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH. Trinity
PSs,icr P, Esv BY The Soy
stereopiicon service for Christmas Eve at o
r. m. All invited.
MISSION OF THE COMING KING. 1928
Broad strect--Prayer meeting at lo;S, a IN ;
by Elder J. A. Gard ncr. conference at 7:5,
MANToN, H. l.. CHURCH OF CHRIST
Disciplcs). Sunday school at II IN. Com
munion every Lords day AT ~; i > AT
o3J p IN. Christmas tree and concert Mon
day evening at p m.
BETHANY GOSPEL MISSION. 20 SOUTH
Main street Meetings at and 7.45. speak
ing by Joel Bassett, evangelist.
CHURCH OF THE MEDIAToR--Rev III
w Rugc. ID ID. pastor. will conduct services
appropriate To Christmas at 1870 a IN ana >
D IN. special music at both services. sun
day school at E.l5 y m
Silver Hook Christmas tree Sunday at 4:3l
D. IN. and short sermon on Gods Great uiI'
10 Man" by Rev. Samuel Grif1h.
for men conducted by Evanyelists Bliss and
Jacobs: 4:45 u IN boys meeting led by MI
Macdonald gospel meeting for all this Satur-
day evening az. >.
MISSION OF GLAD TIDNGs. 555 West
Minister street-Preaching at y IN by he,
Rufus Wendell; young peoples meeting al
$3.50 p IN; evening service s:aO p m.
Homoeop pa thic Hospital--At p IN, preach
ing by kev 4 Bartlett ID ID; singing BY Mr'
Anderson and Miss Stone
BETHEL CHRISTIAN Mission. 81 Wick
endcn street, X Hudson, superintendent
Praise service at s.: gospel service .:3D
Prayer meeting Wednes lay and Friday $50
all are welcome.
ALL SAINTS MEMORIAL CHURCH
| Holy communion, 6.5D: nUrnrug prayer une
sermon. lO.4j; sunday school festival and
be omitted. Service and sermon on Christ
mas day at H.
PEOPLES EVANGELICAL CHURcn-Plaiu
and Ashmont streets. +. \. iIiliery, pastor
Prayer. Pa. m: sunday school. lO:SJ IA. M;
preaching. 2:50 y. M; \. i. NJ, u. M
revival service, ':3J y. IN.
Special Firemen's meetings, Christmas Sun.
dly. "a. at 3 u IN. Hook aud ladder No {;
Morrison street, led by Mr.. Il. r.. I4a&ey. o
pany No. . Pond street. Dr. Willian.s. lh!-
grim Congregational. leader, singers IRON
Richmo lu street Congregational; IIoyid"nc,
Protective company No. j, kiehu.ohd street
| led by Mr.. Bliss, Drown university, 4ssisiea
by Bcnefcient church Christian Endea,or
Engine company No corner ast avenu,
and Olney street. Rev l. l. Moodwortl
| Highland chapel, leader, Second Assistant
Engineer l. VI Walling. speaker. Engine
company No IL, corner Branch avenue AND
| Charles street. Mrs Winship. leader. assistt q
by Mcssfs ID A Cooke. Bcnehcent Congrtgs
| tional and Deacon Swartz. Elmwood avenue
Fi,st Baptist church. This meeting at y IN
Friends welcome.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23

BY the surrender of King Lo Bengula
and his warriors the British have entered
into full possession Of Matabeleland. The
campaign against the blacks has been
short and saDguinary. IL now remains
for the whites to get all they can ont OF
the country which has been wrenchcd
from it, native inhabltantS 70 develop
the "gold reefs" known to exist there,
which are believed 90 be even richer than
those of Johannesburg. TO establish
peace among the tribes and to introduce
civilization under AN orderly govern
ment.--New York Sun
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23
Lo;hrop's Opera House.

Manager Lothrop will make special efforts
10 entertain his patrons Christmas. and three
performances have been arranged for In the
morning the curtain will be elevated at l0:3J
o'cl, cx and 10 cents will purchase seats in any
part OF the theater The afternoon
and evening perform ances Will be at the rrgu-
lar hours with tlic usual price of admission.
The play selected for the week Is "A Cncck-
cred Life" with Miss Edith Croleus' in the
character Of Reckless Nell. the sherlffs trust.
Charles Barrinser will impersonatc Bill VIII
liams, Brohcho Bill, Tom Hogan AMI Wyom-
ing Jack, range that will just suit him. "A
Checkered Life" Is founded on Western Incl
dents and it is borler play much above the
average in merit. Its scenes arc interesting
and of the sort TO arouse en-
thusiasm. Miss Croleus' Reckless Neil
is a romping soubl eite presentation reminding
ons plel s'ntly of Lotta, Annie lixley and other
players in that pa tcuiar lino. Mr.. Barringcr
will sing songs in Keeping with the charac-
ters assumed, and tue other licn bcrs of the
stock company will do their Test to please.
Besitfes- the principals the others
In the cast are w. :,
Perry, John Wcbbsr, j. w. Wilkes, Wallace
Jackson, Il. Ormande, B. W. Reed. Miss
Maud Nickerson and Miss Helen V. ,Lnde
Specaltics will be offered Ivy john -Webber
aud Emma Dunn. Performances will D. givea
every afternoon and evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23
rs.n OF Gilead.

The real balm of Gilcad is tho dried
juice of low shrub which grows in
Syria. 1t is very valuable and scarce.
for the amount Of balm yielded by one
shrub never exceeded GO drops n day.
According 20 Josephus, the balm or
balsam of Gilead was one of the pres
ents given by the queen of Sheba TO
King Solomon. Tho ancient Jewish
physicians prescribed it evidently for
dyspepsia and melancholia. Methodist
Protestant,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23
IN, ,,e rchse II the Weed. /.

Tho American silver weed, or tobac-
co, il an excellent defense against bad
air, being smoked in pipe, either by
itself or with nutmegs shred and rev
seeds mixed with it, especially if it be
nosed, for it cleanseth the air and
choaketh, suppresseth and disperseth
any venomous vapor. 1t hath singular
and contrary effects, it is good to warm
one being cold, and will cool one being
hot. All ages, all sexes. all constitu-
tions, young or old, men and women,
tho sanguine, the cholerick, the melan-
choly, the phlcgmatick, take it without
any manifest Inconvenience; it quench-
eth thirst, and yet will make one more
able and fit to drink; it abates hunger,
and yet will get ono good stomach !;
it is agreeable with mirth or sadness,
with feasting and with fasting; it will
make one rest that wants sleep, and
will keep one waking that is drowsie;
it hath an offensive smell to sorle, and
is more desirable than any perfume to
others. That it is a most excellent pres
ervation, both experience and reason do
teach.
1t corrects the air by fumigation, and
it avoids corrupt humors by salvation.
for when one takes it either by chew
ing it i'm the leaf, or smoking it in the
pipe, tho humors are drawn and brought
from all parts of the body to the stom-
ach, and from thence rising up to the
mouth Of the tobacconist, as TO the
helme of sublimatory, arc avoided and
spitten out.--"A Brief Treatise, 1865.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23

Roina Vckes has returned 10 England.
l. lward Harrigan IL 80 years oil. lie began
acting In San francisco. Cal. in 1857.
America" NJ the Metropolitan Opera
house. New York. Ia not duplicating its Lhi-
cago success.
Henry Irving will play another engagement
in New York before returning 10 Eng gland. lie
will appear In March.
IIoyt's new play entitled "a Mix White
Fiag," Will be produced for the first time in
Wilkesbarre, Penn. this evening.
At nearly dozen theaters In Chicago the
attaches are not receiving their weekly
wages promptly snd no manager feels its T.
fiei In expecting revival of business for some
time to come.
TIE grasat Italian actress Eeanors Duse
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23
Nesiminsier Thraier.

A holiday attraction Of considerable merit
will be offered by the mara cement of the
Westminster the ter next week, when the bil,
organization OF burlesque AMI variety per-
formers known asths "City Club" will appear.
This company has been scon before In this
thcater and its performances have always
been IA source OF much pleasurs 90 the con-
aideiable number OF amusement seekers who
lake especial delight in display.
variety and fun. AS matter
OF fact IL will be found just the sort OF anus, -
m mt for the holiday week anl performances
will be gwen every afternoon and evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23
sunany Eyenins CONCERT.

a Sunday evening concert OF unusual in
tcrest will he givea IN Music hall, tomorrow
evening when Kossrth Lajo's Hungarian
ban will appeat aud play n
program of characteristic and national
selections. This weird music is always nc-
cepiable and those who will visit the hail IN
have an evening of pleasure. Besides the
band Miss Irma Joka, contralto. will sing
several selections, and Miss Alics Hoig,lon
will whistle solos Miss Mamie J. Gaul Will
be the pianist
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23
CITf ADVERTISEM
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Proposals for SsWer Materials,

DEPARTMENT PuBLrc WORKS,
COMMISSIONERS otFfcE,
CRY HAIL y
PROVIDENCE. II. Dee s 1893
SEALED PROPOSALS will hc received at thts
oficc until N O'Clock n. M WEDNE ESDAN, December
"a, 1898. FOR furnishing tho foiiSailg nsG.td TIA
terta,s tor sewer work, vlz.
EIPtS
sa00 pieces i5inch straight pipe.
rs pieces ii-inch by s-inrh branch pir-.
800 pieces i5-inch by 6-inch branch pipe.
Is pieces - inch hrnds. 80 degrees.
~ .Oo0 pieces Il.inch straight pipe.
10 pieces il,inCh by t2-tnch hranUh pipe.f
100 pieces Il. inch by <. inrl, hrhnch pipe.
25c0 pieces i2-inch by S.indh branch pipe.
so pieces ~ inch bonds. 20 dsgf''s.
1000 pieces 0-in,h straight pipe, feet lengths.
5000 pe.es s-inch straight pipe, 2 tect lengths
300 pieces s.iaoh by b-inch braGte lipe feet
lengths
1000 pieces s.nch a bends.
100 pieces stuch heNct connexions, 70 trrrtcs TT
lay feet on tong side.
500 pieces 6-tnch straight pipe, feet lengths.
100 pieces b-inch bv 6-tnch branch pipe
5000 pieces 6.irch bevel connections, a inches en-
long side
sss -.ieees t.inch invert blocks, "a trchesioGg.
sD0 B-inCh covers
1000 e.iuch
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23

nnd one hall lei,.
.lEICks
From one milton TO hye miion hard body
bricks.
The 4, and Ii.iroh pipes are 20 be in lengths OF
three teet OF good clay. salt GLAZED uniform ia tex.
ture smooth tfec from hltsteTs aud thoroughly
burned. so per Ccnt. of TIE quantity To be less
than one. fourth inch out OF round and tess than
three.eights % an inch ont % straight No pipe A.
10 exceed one hall % inch out ot straight out
OF round. and In no case is any pipe 70 be ont OF
round on different diameter az different ends, the
glazing aud thickLcss ot the piyes 10 ce sa,is.
factory.
The bells Of all pipes, branches and bcvels shall
be lsrgc enough fOr pipes of the same nominal di-
ameter 20 enter freely aud without chipping.
Al Pipe material 20 be sound when delivered.
Pieces badly obipp.d will BE- rejected.
The granite catch basin coping and gutter stones
TO be cut closely 10 plan snd NO Woncs will be
ceivtd that vary more than two inches from thick
ness ca led Tor.
The bricks ore TO be hard pressed. whole
nrd sound, of true fUfln. and with only a
small prfcsriag, % black ends Pour
samples ~ The bricks ofctcd arc 60 be furnished
with the bid. two be d fair sample ~ the average
quality "a tho bricks 10 bc delivered and two TO be
sample of the poorest bricks that will be ac-
tepied.
An materials 10 be subject 70 inspection and ap-
pfuvel.
above material.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23
lazy J, 1891
gONps.
4 .aII-rILrnKN ~ ffIr unIfrr-t-rrLf- I'm L
I,e,Nns.

AKond satisfactory 10 ri1r urtr-vtvrrf for vurn
equal 20 about one-tcnih % the estimated amount
IL the contract. liquidaied damages Tor failure
70 execute the contract within ten days. Haward-
I'd must accompany each PROPOSAL. and
n satisfactory hond for "A equal 60 about one
third ~ the estimated amount of the contract con-
ditioncd np,n the faithful performance ~ The con-
tract. will be required ~ the successful bidder.
The right 10 reject any Or Al prcposals 4 re-
served ROBERT v. SMITH.
Commis ssio ne r.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23
DELIVERY

The materials. except catch-basln stones "a
be delivered on wharf occupied BY the city The
catch basin stones ms be delivered either
on the wharf occupied by tho city on cars at The
c.iy yard. The delivery % all the materials ~ 10
begin on or before March I, 1924 ana delivered as
rapidly isquiled, Gad TO be fully completed
before jay !, 1891
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23
RrfL HsrArE. ron sALE

INOR SALE or EXCHANGE ON EASY TERMS.
a several Estates on harragansctt bay which all
come under the general description OF Fcntlemcn's
places large roomy houses and outbuildinRs large
from 1900 square feet TO several acres; two at
EdPewood, two or PawtuSet Neck. two on Warwick
Neck, two al Nayhtt, one on Warren Neck. two at
Bristol. Also some OF the most desirable building
sites and Tiyer fronis the bay. Aiso desirable
residences and building sites in the city Specially
made OF ElmwOod estates aad lots. AZ Wcstmin-
ster street Room a. up one flight; Office hours from
10 to IL, too. NATHAN q. BEDELf.
dcc2l-t2t
I,oR sALE-UNTIL FEB 1, 400 BUYS 1000
II shares Victor Con. Gold Mining and Milling Co :,
Cripple Creek, Sl0 cash, $40 month After that
price advances Write for particulars. A. H.
Weber, Denver, Colo.
n ET ME TELL YOU a STORY. THERE IS A
- nice Groom modern, one family house, with
all conven!crccs COCO feet OF land good stable with
box stalls. Near electric ear line. A bargain for
some one. Isaac l.. Gof. Weybosset corner Dor
rance streets decl6-5t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23
oRANIiE STONE WORK.

'sc sets side catch basin s,oosp one half right
nnd one .hall LETT.
lHl(Ks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-23

cEwiNG MACHINES REPAIRED. NEW AND
- second hand machincs attecnmentA uo eo1GD
OIL ist = etc. CffAS a BOWEN. 40 Woo(m10Gs