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St. Landry democrat., 1893-11-04
FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS.

pUssY's MIsHAr.
Pussy wanted his breakfast,
Meow, meow, meow,
And determined to get it,
But how, how, how?
For the cook had fas' cncd the pantry
door,
And there WAS not a thing on tho kitchen
floor.
IIc looked on the table
So, so, 50,
And discovered Il milk pan,
Iio, no, no.
But it's setting 50 very far back 'gainst
the wall,
That in order to reach it Ee surely must
fall.
There's but one way to get it,
Try, try, try,
Don't be q coward,
F'ic, tic, tic,
So he climbed with will from the chair
to Tie table,
And to reach that nice pan full of milk
he Was able.
lie knew it was wicked,
TO steal, steal, steal,
But so hungry and tired did he
Feel, feel, feel
He fell into the pan with a hiss and a
spat,
And there the cook found him a sad look
ing cat
Il Dolls Dlcssmukcr.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-11-04
Found.

After a search of nearly thirty years
during which time advertisements were
inserted in Southern papers, the flags be
longing to the Twenty second Michigan
have been found. They were captured
in 1868, on the last day of the fight at
Chickamauga, aud FROM that time until &
short time ago their whereabouts were
unknown. The flags have been discoy.
cred at Washington among some Con.
federate flags.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-11-04

The spectacle seen in Iowa Of q
snake forty feet long, ten inches in
diameter and sufficiently strong to lift
81 2O0-pounl hog from the ground is,
to the Chicago Record, the latest in
dication that Iowa's prohibition law is
not enforced.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-11-04

Every gin from Museville, Perry
county, to Randolph, in Bibb county,
has been posted by the whitecappers.
Selma Times.
Considerable entries of land are
now being made at the United States
Land Office at Montgomery for home.
steads. 1t is mostly lands in Southeast
Alabama. -
St. Landry democrat., 1893-11-04

An Eastern physician has taken q
patients finger and cngraftel it upon
the patients face, forming an excel
lent and much needed nose TIL" San
Francisco Examiner fncetiously OBJ
serves that it is not too much 10 say
that man who makes even one little
nose grow where none has been before
is a public bencIactor.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-11-04

Our readers will he interested in
knowing that although electricity was
not heard of rs Il mechanical power
twenty-five years ago, 5000, 900, 900
are now invested in various kinds Of
electrical machinery.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-11-04

They are doing " novel thing on a
wholesale scale in New York. This is
nothing less than the purifying Of the
Croton water supply by the applica-
ton of electricity. New York justly
claims to be the pioneer State in this
respect, as it is in the application OF
electricity to the execution of crimin-
St. Landry democrat., 1893-11-04

A celebrated acronnut asserts, after
patient investigation, that the ninth
day of the moon is tn" most rainy OF
the whole twcnty."ight, AMI 1 O'Clock
in the afternoon the rainicst hour OF
"a Ior
St. Landry democrat., 1893-11-04

Only five passengers lost their lives
on British railways in 1891, but there
was q vcritnblc slaughter OF railway
servants. Over 800 employees were
killed and more than 5000 injured.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-11-04
St. Landry Democrat.
By T. A. SANDOZ.
Qpelousas, - Louisiana.

The French can show more persons
over the age Of sixty than any other
Nation.
St. Landry democrat., 1893-11-04
THE CONSTITUTION, Atlanta, Ga.

special attention remarkably Low Clubbing Rates
papers about the price of
St. Landry democrat., 1893-11-04

Write names addresses Of SIX OF YC
BORIS whom would like to have sample Of the paper
only ON DOLLAR year, and agents wanted
Write for agents terms. Address
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-03
wedding Bells

The announcement ON last Sunday that
Rev. Edward Eccleston end Miss Zoe Marks
were to be married in the First Presbyterian
church, on Wednesday eve, Mar, |, at $50
o'clock, and that all were invited, brought
out large crowd, and long beforethe stated
time standing room was at a premium,
The church was beautifully decorated, and
just in front of the pulpit was suspended a
large wedding bell made Of flowers and
evergreens, Just at $50 sharp the happy
couple entered the church under the strains
OF wedding march executed by Miss Mona
Miller. The procession was led by the
ushers. Messrs. Everett and Aldrieh, fol-
lowed BY the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Marks, next Mr.. ]. B. Marks
groomsman, and Miss Mildred Brumester,
maid Of honor, followed by the happy
couple who marched in front and took their
position directly under the large bell. As
the music ceased Rev. E. n. Condit, 81 Al
bany, stepped forward and in very impress
sise manner united the two hearts that from
nox on will beat as one. lmmedistely
after the ceremony Rev. Eccleston kiHsed
his bride three times.
From the church the large assembly went
to the residence Of J. ]. Swan where the
members Of the church had prepared nice
reception for their pastor and bride, where
an elegant supper was had. and several
hours were spent in games, conversation
etc.
The bride 10 one Of Lehanon's most popn.
lar young ladies', and the groom can well
congratulate hinaself on winning the heari
and hand Of such companion through life
The groom Is . young man of fine sterling
qualities, and has the promise Of . bright
future in usefulness in his chosen profession
He cams to our town shoutnine nonthsagc
and was secured o. passnr Of the Firns Prss'
byterian church, sincs which Tins he hsi
sndeassd himselfto the hearts Of his Pscpls
The Exrszzs joins In with . hDst OF friendi
in Wishing him and his bride . happy voy'
ass thrsush life.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-03
ADEEIgTpATOEs sAN.

~ hh9shg ,gyR AAen ~ -
dss q pskusg. ~. NJ gsVaB asys q
Iiaa csanas. oBa9sa. aslE hsaassd eaa
empowered me % she kd ninissaasE Of che
sssase d Psaar wsit, asassssd, % ssil ths
following sssi property bsieasing V sid
pssipaias q shaIas and siinis kessh
Of The south-sast corner ofG. ". klum's
dsusAssn lana siain Ne. =. nssincasion
No. -, Tswnship a. South &@nse ons
wet Of thc wiiiamefts aksFiaAh; thence
Wet Ii chains; thence Forth % chains and
. iiakz; ta@a - Il sAsiss; e.ane'
g. = sasias md y Hsss = - plesss'
beeinning, containing SID scrs; fhs
aboss described laad being and lying IL
Lam County, Oregon.
I will In pursuance u I'D iisMnse end
psszs ssll ssid land sa - z1sh day q
March, lsps, ct the cOurt houss door IN thu
cisy Of Aihany. linn couasy Oregon atsh'
haur 4 4 >. N. II @id ~ = shs hishss
and ~ hidaw thsRfss q Rsslie auetiaI
for osaA il hasS. Thstiaiss sslasid dscsdent
, Peter Welt. being . ieedmrie in said land
A.g. wnts,
! Administrator Of sasA estete.
w.R. BlLSsu,
At.ornsESoz Administrator.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-03
oAisuary.

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!, ~. ~. - W.Srs.As, Ns,,h !, ,sus ~
= -. - "a a.. -. 7, -. IA uo.sh. s.d
- - - -. -. hc-n IL c.r,;.l,
-, ~ :, al, NJ .,.,a., psms
- =. - w.. nh. -. .ar,;rd q
= = r-...s.-. . I. as..v.h,.r- Penn. ON
4. N 4 a., - n fc, iass Thar moved 10
~ 4 - 49, thev spent ~ most cf
- 49, .;..s u, -. ,.,;l ,sss Il vbIeh yssr shsy
- - 4 f,res,p snd lOcsssd nssr issanon,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-03


" y Rarxish was appointed edmin-
ssrntof a the estafe 0f d a AeCars'
aey; bosds, e6sa0; hlsd.
III essaas "a Otfo frF4lng, inventory
g. Hlesi: psni esiese ea9H 80; peFsclai
ssesszsy Sls6s. IS; sstAl 81 .1e2e2; ex'
vlap4 prepsrfy wns ordered ssf ASIDE
zsr misor ehildzen; pszssns propsfty
srdezsd sold ct public OF private sale;
Resition TO cell real property to be
Msard MsFeh II.
Inthe essats Of Hannah Robinett, bond
Il e22so approved.
In the estate Of Lydia Reed, april Sd ssi
Tor anal ssstIemsnt.
In the estate Of n. L. Rudd, April Sd ssI
for iinal sssilsment.
In ths sssass Of W. ?. Smith, Robert An
asswa' resignation scceptsd, and ,. a. STAT
Ssza ~ sppcintsd; bond. 80.
Ii he ss.sse Of Hsnsy 1oss, psrbons
szap.rsg araszsd sold.
In the sssaie Of chas. Baddssz, fni %
esunz slleNsa; citation eEdessd isusd 70
Apzll -
Rnmps and pipe doHn % Albany
sziasa. r. G. AEzzs& Co.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-03

BzPTfsF CHUnCn--Psacaing every
Sunday ct II A. n. and 1872. n. Sun
day School at 10 DA.M. Tonng Reople's
msssing every Sunday ct sA6r. n.
Prsysr-neeting every Wednesday at
isRx. C.R. LAaEAR, Paster.
The ExrREss desires TO again fsalnd
iis friends who are In AErssss that we
ars II great need Of our money. We
caanoE pay our debts wishont Il. We
hope everyone whois behind win COMA
ihrwazd q an early dsAe sd ssitie.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-03
CITY OFFICIALS,


At the request of q number of read
ava ws publjsh the last letter Of Otto
asrf,,ne written : few hours before
,..,,ss !. /. nv. a,a ,,;nsaB II WINS
~ a,0'. - - ~ - .ar. ,.h,ot
~,sssn ~ : ~ - -.
sno showed steaus naAe' 'ne W."
sng not befraying tne sesast exci'e-
imezk
am sorry am comp2lled 70 take my
own life. !. cannot be otherwise. That
g---d----d w--, will not give me
any peace. Please take good care OF the
little ones. ] have len a viii at ". h. BIZ
Eeu's at Albany. J. A. Bilyeu will act as
administrator. am sorry for some OF you
and not for others. As have teseneo IN
sny will, ] hope my friends viii forgive me
fur my rash act. Bury me alongside your
smother in the place len for me As ior
that d--b--. ldon't want her burned
alongside ofme. ifanything happens, 40
not ssy ] was insane, FOR am ID my rient
esnses. Wild Bilysn w. T. biiyeu) nas
ssne letsess she has written % me, ana
shsTt are some IN my trousers.
sse thss yo0 gss the money thas hsse
loaned her to pay for soma q the properly.
Eou will find sn account IN my book.
Lea ycnn hiiyen Put sne eass's in'o sns
arzu stuck. Let him have what be wants
<rr about $40 per ton. Have sale about
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-03
fsT Up.

All persons knowing Themselves IN
debted to me win please cali and set-
tie ID once % 7 am needing my money.
ED KELI7nBERaER.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-03-03

Rulnps ana pipe down o Albany
sziasa. F.c. AEzzs& O..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
REASON AT LAST.
REP. WEST SAYS THAT THE DEMO
Gratis ARE FAIRLY BEATEN.
He Thinks the Steering COMMITTEES Ought
to Give Up the Ghost-The Democrats
Ought to Legisiate for the People.

Representative Ambrose +. West does
not approve of the Steering Committee. ;"
At least. so he said this morning. They
have steered US into hole and now they
had better leave us there" said Mr. West.
"rhe Supreme Court of Rhode Island has
said hat we were in the wrong and that
ought to settle it. We are beaten fairly and
sauarely, and there IL no use in crying
baby over it now. What the
Democrats want to do now is to
meet in general assembly and
legislate for the people. The steering
committee has outlived its usefulness
and now 1t should gracefully die. per
sonally am loyal, peaceable teath ward
Democrat. l am no Newport rioter."
This steering commit tee which has so
successfully carried on the Democratic
successes is composed of Colonel Honey,
Colonel Garvin. General Miller,
and a few others. They have
had absolute control of the party which
was unanimously pledged {, do just as
the steering COMMITTEES told
them. Now that the supreme
court has SO effectively sat upon
the Democrats 10 general. peaceable,
law-abiding Democrats like Me- West are
fearfully awaiting TO hear wha
villainy the steering committee
will concoct. Therefore, Mr.. Vests out
break against the committee Whe Mr..
West was asked what he thought
of the governors position he said
"Wby. he's the governor and as such 1
resp ct him. We have been beaten fairly
and squarely and / am not going TO cry
baby about It."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

At me ting OF the town council OF
Coventry Yesterday afternoon the follow
ing business was ransact ed. Charles f.
Capwell Was appointed bird constable
Headstones were ordered for the
graves OF AlonzD Cahoone. Eben johnson
and Samuel Curtis. deceased soldiers,
Upon tie Recommendation OF the COM
mttee appointed To repair Cough
avenue 500 was granted. Daniel V.
knight was appointed special con-
stable under the tramp law.
Tue ordnance requiring fiagmen ut all
railroad crossings on the New York aud
New England railroad aud the New
York aud New Haven railroad be-
tween the hours OF n. m. aud
0 r. IN. was passed unanimously.
Bills aggregatinq s4li96 were ordered
paid. fIoratio Colvin was authorized Co
rebuild the bridge called the "loser grist
mill bridge" mt Arkwright. The new or
dinance concerning bicycles was passed
unanimously.
The council transacted consider able
probate business
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

Judge Mason's Injunction stops N, H.
II. from Obs bs.ruc,ing Crossing.

Judge NIason's Injunction stops ~. II. .
a. II. from Obs .ruciing Crossing.
RocKLAND. Aug % The Rockland and
Arlington street railway company decided
to extend their lines across the New York,
New Haven aud Hartford railroad track
ut the junction Of Uniou and Water SITS.
Yesterday morning superintendent
Walcott. Judge George w. Kelley Will
liam j. Coughlan, counsel, Il Il. Rec J,
pres dent OF the road, viewed the location
aud made preparations TO commences tho
work.
Word was at once seat TO the railroad
headquare ers of the New York. New
ii aven and Hartford.
A force of men were at o~ce sent TO
North Abingdon and Division Superinten-
dept Sanborn. Roadnaster Bryant aud
Detective Bailey arrived at noon.
IL was thought that the stme trouble
might take p.acs here us Mt North Abing-
ton.
The electric road Officials, with Edwin
Mulreadv, chairman Of the selectmen.
went to Boston O ask for an injunction
If objection was made To their crossing
the tracks.
Soon "a ter 2 O'Clock word was received
that Chief Justice Mason ha granted an
iDju nctiou.
After O'clock the men sent from Bos-
ton had been ordered home. The electric
road today commenced its work and VIII
complete the Rockla id end.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
HOME ON BUSINESS.

for few Hours.
Congressman Page is at home on IA
brief business trip and will stay only
long enou IN so rush through his business
affairs and return to congress
He believes the silver purchase clause
will be repealed in the house, but that
the senate .ould be closely divided on the
matter. lie could not say how
long the session would last,
and accepted congratulations Oh
his re-appoiutment at the head Of the
committee on manuf ctures He had a
long consultation with leading Demo
Gratis over the Offices during the day
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
MICH UNTO DEATH.
a whole Family Game Near to SafSeea--
tion Last Evening.

a whole Family Came Near to Sufseea-
tion Last Evening.
The family living at Ward street had
peculiar experience last night that
nearly resulted fatally for one
member. In the house resides
Dennis Mackie and family, consisting
OF lis wife and six children. Late last
night some one who is unknown to
the police ente ed the building aud
spread quantity Of lard and red pepper
on a hot stove cover OH the stairs aud
tnen escaped. The family was asleep
having retired before o'clock, but il
was but a short while after when
Mrs. Mackie was awakened by a
peculiar smell in the air. Sac
VAS BADLY evoked up and at once
investigated. She was very weak from
the effects Of the bad air and could
hardly stand.
She called the other members of the
family al Il all were soon inhaling frts
air but O sou, William, was senseless
lie was taken into the open air aud
eventually revived. Toe police were
notified and found the stove cover Oh the
stairs. The mixture on the not cover was
a bout burned out but enough remained
TO choke the officers VINO Inhaled the
fumes. The deed wa probably an attempt
to suffocate the entre family ami the po-
lice are investigating
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

NEW YORK, Aug %. = The London
market is unchanged. 1t is likely that
the r ,te OF discount will be raised on
Thursday; $3.50, 600 bonds were deposited
TO secure circulation at Washington.
The net gain in the treasury is SOS, $40, 246
a decrease OF Sl,5sS, SI5 since Saturday
Some time loans we're made yesterday
on Illinois Central at the rate OF ~ per
cent. per month, Or is per cent interest.
The Commercial bank of Albany has
prepared a specially certified check to be
used bv state officials in pa wing wages.
The prospects Of repeal are good; think
market will b. better today on further
Covering by shorts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
A DESPERATE STRUGGLE
between Omcer Reardon and "a BurIy
Tough Last Night.

Officer Reardon of Station 2 had
an exciting time with burly
prisoner last evening. lie was
attempting to arrest man
named Thomas Mcdonald for breaking
lanterns which marked the obstructions
Oh Smith street ard hal gotten MIN
Co the patrol box at the corner of
Smith and Charles streets when Mcdonald
M de sudden spring and succeeded in
breaking away from the officer Nc.
Donald started 90 run but the officer wh O is
noted for keeping his head under the
most exciting circumstances made a fly-
ing leap aud landed on McDonald's back
bearing him TO the ground. Then
ensued desperate struggle The officer
finally brought matters to n climax by
pulling out mis- "black jack" and
NJ sight OF this formidable weapon
Mcdonald wilted. Officer Reardon landed
mis- prisoner behind tie bars. and this
morning Mcdonald was fined $40 and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

Heavy shipping hogs, SAC to s5.45.
gChicago: Wheat is weak in the North
west and shows no strength anywhere.
Short interest here has covered so
freely that there is little support to whea
outside OF pats.
aud flour about as fast as they can ship
it out, even IL they do send weak cables
This is much better than strong cables
and light exports.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
Education at q Discount.

BRmoEroRr. Conn, Aug. %. Only one
candidate, Miss Robbins OF Branford, APP
peared yesterday at the High School TO
take the examinations for entrance to the
new State Normal school at New Haven.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
ONLY TWO BOATS.
vigiiant and Pilgrim in Today's Race at
Newport.

NEWPORT, Aug. 22-After yesterdays
northeas,er it was expected there would
be pretty good wind for the
race OF the big cup defenders.
The sky was clear aud bright and the SEA
smoothed out nicely uncer the sout herly
breeze. which gave good promise for
s,Id ng the beats over the course within
the prescribed time.
Only two boats are catered today for
the Ast1r cup. Vigllant and Pilgrim.
Colonia has gone TO Bristol She will be
In readiness for Thursdays race.
At ii o'clock the flagship steamed out
to the lightship and twenty minutes
later Vigilant appeared on the scene.
Pilgrim followed leisurely.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
BURIED IN THE SEWER.
An Italian Seriously Injured by Cave-i N
mt Corner Oak and Norfolk streets.

AT IL O'clock this morning the nix OF
the new sewer at the corner of Oak and
Norfolk streets, caved partially in. An
Italian workman named Pelep Capaldi
was unable TO get ouI of the
way of the debris ana was struck on the
lead by a sixteen inch plank aud was
stunned. lie was dragged from
the mass OF gravel and dirt
and was taken to the Rhode Islaud
hospital in the ambulance No bones
were broken, although fracture of th
skull was feared.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

The new judiciary law we It into prac-
tical use this morning. and the depart
ments at the County court houss are
From today forward one of the six
judges will be present. ut the court
house every day for the transaction Of
importa t business. The new session
c1mmences in September aud ends in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
KiGHANT LEADING.

fFkCiAL TO THt NEWS.
NEWPORT, Aug. 22.-The race for the
Astor cup was competed for only by the
viRilant and Pilgrim. The vigilant
crosses the line at 1925 As and the Pill
grim at 1889. 10 The Vigilant took the
lead and held 1t all the way up To press
honr. AT 5 o'clock the Vigilant was an
hour ahead
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

Officer Symonds of Station saved a
ma named Mark keough from
Woodlawn last night, from be-
ing run over by trai
at the Union depot Keough was drunk
"a ri fell upon the track just AS train
came In sight. The officer saw him aud
p accd- him under arr st and he was
fined S2 and costs this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
THE FRENCH ELECTION.

LONDON, Aug. 22.-Several newspapers
publish this classification OF results Of
the French elections: Republicans 3l2.
5 lcialist Radicals and Socialists so. Tie
Rallied" 13, Conservatives 80.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
soldiers, Home hospital.

The hospital for the Solliers' h ONE. is
TO be built at once. Contractor Fletcher
will do the carp-uter work aud Il John-
on the masorry. 1t will acconm odate
snirty eight persons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

New YoRK, Aug 22--Mgr. satolll
ended his visit at New York yesterday and
soturnsd TO Warrington.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

ALMANAC 40" iUEsDAy. Auo. %.
Sun RisEs........ % MooS sETs....is O5 AN
LsSeTn IgS ssIe; or D;sr.iS 8 FuLL SEA rs M
WASHINGTON. Aug. 22-Eorecast for
New England: Northwest winds; warmer
Tuesday night; fair weathe-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

The steamer King Phillip will carry n
party OF Sons of Veterans TO Crescent
Parks tomorrows
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22

In the supreme court this morning
Judge Douglass issued an injuncl ion
prohibitfng tue running Of electric cars on
Haven avenue, crsnston. for sixty days.
Whsss lsvssh . good business Ioveth
o1vertisAnG bus ~ thss dsspissth fsmeis
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago Grain Notes.
OUOTrD uYAP. wERDEx

The London wheat market is dull
and prices are unchanged.
The Liverpool wheat market since Fri
day is duh and prices are I'D lower
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
TEMPERANCE MEETING.
Midsummer Rally at silver spring to be
Held Thursday.

The Prohibitionlsts and all friends of
temperance will hold midsummer
meeting at Silver Spring on Thursday,
August "a. TIE meeting will be adj.
dressed b. T. j. Wheeler of the New
York Voice aud John II. Hector OF Cali.
fornia. a former slave AMI veteran ol the
late wsr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
THE WEATHER.

For tonig hit
Fair.
For tomorrow
clear and warmer.
Temperature from
Ga. m. Ang. %. to 9
n. m. Aug. 81: High.
est, 90, lowest, 50;
mean 6i.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-22
WANTED-MISCELLANEOU US.
Three lines under this heading 10 cents


WANTED BY AMERICAN PEoPLE-RooM
9 years old Must be In good locality and central
Price moderate Mention the price no notice
taken. Address or call on ST. CAR News ofice.
June 2s-tf
NOUNG MAN AND WIFE WITH LITTLE BOY
i years old would like rooms for light house
keeping. Prices must be moderate and In good lo-
cality. Furnished or unfurnished. Mention pr ce.
ST. clair. News Office augi-tf
NNANTkD-TEN NEMENT OF ABOUT NINE
w Rooms East Side. about sept lst.
Address Box II. News Office aug22-5t
n voving gas burner; best seller IN the market;
good men making - and 90 pr day. ARGYLE
MFG. co, la Weybosset street. aug gi7-6t
AZ NANIED- LOWER TEN rMENT 5 ROOMS.
w moderate rice. near Emwood or Broad ~.
cars. Address BOX 10. News oficc. tl-22-f