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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-06

IL is we'll known fact that horses can
hear sounds that arc not perceptible to
human ears. For days previous TO the
great earthquake In the Riviera the horses
Of that locality showed every symptom OF
abjcct fear, which continued without
change of character (unlcss IL was In tho
direction Of greater frenzy) till the fury of
Ihe great oonvulsion broke forth. Not
until few seconds, however, before the
earth began 70 tremble did human beings
bear the subterrancan rumblings. One
writer from the scene says that In his opin-
Ion the horses knew that the great quake
was ON the way from 72 to 100 hours be
fore their masters heard or felt the first
tar.--St. Louis Republic.
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NORTH END Tvs
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John O'Rourke, 30 years old, boarding
suddenly this morning. Al . q. m. he
went to bed and complained OF sense Of
oppressiveness around the chest. His bed
mate, Joseph Tanning, told him he would
be all right I'm the morning. About
$3.50 Tanning was aroused from his SUM
Der by fall on the floor. Getting up he
found that O'Rourke had fallen out Of bed.
Picking him up he carried him into the
kitchen and laid him on the lounge where
he died immediately after. Medical
Examiner Palmer was notified, and or
dered the remains given to the under
taken. ORourke had been in the employ
OF Patrick Montague, on Charles street,
tepdsr tor past two years employed Sp e Dan q
and quit work. For the past three months
he complainedlof heart trouble, and was
taking medicine from DIR. Mitchell.
O'Rourke was unmarried, and his only
relative i'm this country 10 brother In
The Young Mems Amusement Club of
cursion to Dexters Grove yesterday. The
party, which numbered 20 couples, went
In a barge to the grove, where dancing TO
the music OF Burgess Orchestra was in
dulged In and other sports and games
passed the time away. Fred Sonner and
EuWin Arnold were the committees.
Captain Baker of the Second Station has
In his possession an Italian stiletto with
q blade eight inches long, and the
point, which is as sharp as
needle, is protected with piece
OF cork which can be taken
on in an instant. Tuesday an Italian
partly intoxicated was riding on an Elm
wood car and when near the
corner Of Orms and Candace street be
fell of the car and the stilleto fell
from his pocket unnoticed by the Italian,
who picked himself up and regained the
car. A bystander picked up the murder
Gus weapon and handed 10 to Officer GIL
martin.
George Merewether and Frank McCann
will don the gloves for 10 rounds ct the
athletic tournament which will be held
in Lonsdale next Friday.
Court Hope, A. o. f. of A., held their
annual installation Of officers last evening
In Hedly Hall. During the meeting there
were three candidates initiated and eight
Tor mem bership. The fol-
lowing officers were installed by Edward
past chief ranger OF Court Star,
and Past Chief Ranger Highland OF
Court Philip Allen: Grand chief
ranger, John O'Neil; sub chief ranger.
George Gordonj recording secretary,
Andrew Doherty; senior wood ward.
Thomas Tingley; junior woodward, p.
senior beadle. John Mufip:
unior beadle, Henry Dwyer. After the
collation. was eerved.
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Bosom Board-For ironing shirts on.
Sleeve Board--For pressing on.
Bread Plate-For Cutting Bread on.
Knife Cleaning Board.
Boys Lantern-Lights coiors-red. whiss sss
blue.
Compound Microscope-yery handy.
Mincing or OhoppinR knif6-0ood Steel
Salad spoon and Fotk-Carved Wood.
Porcelain Lemon Squeeser
Steel Nut Cracks.
Bread knife-with "Bread" carved on handle.
SOLID Silver Tbimbie
Moody's Latest Ssrmoms-Tnn NRws Edition.
A Good Hsfmopca--i0 holes.
kinge.
Pocks, Cook Stove spirit Lamp Brass, any
tin cup can be used On II.
Jumbo Powder Gun-For insects and bugs, holds
ssx Powder.
Hummlng Top.
Magic Common Sense Pocfetboot.
Fancy Writing Paper--Linen; ~ sheets paper, ~
envelopes.
sugar sbeli--0ood plate, on white metal.
BuNer knife--0ood plate, on white metal.
Rubber DRESSING Comb-supsrior, unbreakabis,
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Bristol.

Mr.. George Munro met with quite a
serious accident yesterday, while lying
on load OF hay, receiving q fork full
from the man upon the ground. lie mis-
judged the distance and the fork entered
the palm OF his right hand coming out at
the back.
Two suspicious characters were arrested
last evening by Officers Ingraham and
Dwyer. They will be arraigned today.
a number ofIthe directors of the United
States Rubber Trust are in town guests OF
Colonel 5. u. Colt, among whom are Joseph
Bannigan president of the Trust, X. d.
Evans ice-president and Mr.. Saunders.
Ihey are being driven about town and
different points OF interest by Colonel
Colt
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TROOPS CALLED on.
Mayor Hopkins Asks For Five Reqi.
ments From AItgeId.

CHICAGO, July 6.--It was announced
from the regular army would escort the
Lake Shore mail train, bound for New
York and the East out OF
the Van Buren, street depot. It
was understood they would have positive
orders to see that the train was permitted
to leave the city promptly and peaceably.
10 do this the train would traverse the
most turbulent district in this city and
pass over some 45 miles OF tracks that
have been tampered with and blockaded
ever since the strike began.
Tampering with Fire Alarm Wires.
Interference with the fire and police
alarm system was new and dangerous
feature of the riot today and the officers
were ordered to arrest any one caught In
that kind OF work. AS yet the damage to
the wires is not serious.
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ACCIDENT OR SUICIDE 2
A Death at Riverside That Is Being
Investigated.

Edward Donnelly was found dead this
morning In his house at Riverside, near
Pleasant Blun. His wiie's story IL that
they had q quarrel during the night and
her husband had got up and went
down stairs, as she thought, to sleep.
When Mrs. Donnelly went down stairs
this morning she found her husbands g
body on the floor Of a closet, with head
over pailful Of water. Medical Exam
iper George y. Allison was called, hut he
was in doubt as to whether death
was the result OF accident or suicide.
DopneIly was ~ years old and employed at
Riverside. He came here with his wife
from New York less than q year age and
bat little 10 known OF the couple.
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Arctic Centre.

The firemen of this place are talking
very favorably of having q hand engine
Tor entering musters In the fall at the
fair.
Miss Lille A. Lise ofthis place returned
home yesterday from visiting friends In
Pawtucket.
Charles Cursor, a prominent merchant
OF this place, made big haul of fish one
night this week.
Mrs; sterret has returned from two
weeks vacation.
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

In the Sixth District court this morning
Mary Fricker, charged with an assault or,
was held for trial July 10 in Zoo surety.
Mary Mullen was fined go and costs for
stealing silver from George p. Whitney.
Clytie and Clootie Cole and Carrie Hart
ford, three little girls, were fined $40 and
costs each for stealing bracelet from Lii
liam Anthony.
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CRISIS IS NEAR.
Continued from Page a.

that road is now tied up almost COM
pletely. The members OF the American n
hallway Union were in session all
night, and IL Is reported that 1t was
decided to tie up all the roads running
into this city today. Committees have
been sent out TO notify crews In all rail-
way yards Of this action.
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A mother was showing her dear little
Joe picture OF the martyrs thrown to the
lions and was talking very solemnly 10
him, trying to make him feel what tor
rible thing 10 was.
"Ma," said he all at once, "oh, ma,
Just look at that poor little lion right be-
hind there. He won't get any. London
Culver.
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nf Sis.

Jameson's "Story Of the Rear Coumn''--a mag
hihcent volume.
Itving's "Life OF wsshingtoar-Twe stieAa q
volumes.
one Dozen NapkIns-Everybody uses Natlins.
One Dozen Unbleached Striped Turkish TDesis--
Everybody uses them, too.
Half Dozen Linen Damask Towels--very Choices.
Une dozen NAPKINS ns.......................-.. Is "
bordered Tablecloth. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 %
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ofXt0.

"samantha at Saratoga" by Josiah Aliens wife
1nest book ever written.
Lap or Cutting Board
Doll-i0 In bisque head; jointed
Collapsive Cups-Alumnum picnics eta
Hair Brnsh-All bristles; white or black.
Sterling silver Hair Pfns-LArge size.
Souvenir spoon-st Ring; bowl gold plated
Boys Knife-Ebony handle; 3 blades,
ecissors-s In. Rodgers.
Jackknife-2 blades, Rodgers.
Sugar Tongs-Sllver plated on white metal. t
EAzor-Black handle hollow grounds Rogers.
Napkins-Turkey red, doz.
Gas Lghter-Nickei plated; 80 In. iong
Revolving Graters-For coooanut, horseraiisA,
bread, crackers, cheese, etc.
Frying Pan-Bsst agateware; gx In
Marion Hafland Cofes Pot-f qt size; . ane
article.
Ladies' Knife-Peari handle; abisdcs
zither-l5 strings; we'll made
Silver Plated Pickle Fork-lox In. long, with
earpoon prongs.
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WILL TIE UP BUFFALO.
Br 7he Amoeinted pres,

BUFFALO, July GA telegram was re-
ceived this morning from President Debs
by sympathizer in the cause, stating
that the Buffalo members of the American
Railway Union would be called out inside
Of "a hours
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In Delaware, Ohio.
Bp The Associated Pres,.

DELAWARE, Ohio, July 6.-The Big
Four shop and yardmen struck here early
this morning. Not car moves. Yard
engines are all idle.
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THE following PREMIUMS
Given for Cards Showing Purchases

Power Corkscrew--Ne breaking OF the cork
Dover Egg Beater-Everybody knows wtat n a.
Wire strainer, with Handle.For tea ard co9sA
Wire Pot Chain and Dishcloti-Lasge sise
Wire sponge Basket---5x In.
Crown Coffee Pot Stand--Wire.
Nickel. plated Can Opener.
TEE NEWS "Flip" Pussle.
Solid silver Stick Pin.
Solid Silver Hat Pin.
Hat Raok-s hooks, which feid IN.
Towel Rolsr--selid white wood back, hafI a-t
roller
Bread Toaster--sxsh(, wire.
Wire Tea strainsr-Hangs from spout
Wire Handled Pot Cleaner.
Wire Broom Hodsr-For whisk brooma
Rapid Nutmeg 0rater.
Borwood Rule-t ~ and r.
School sponge
pewdrop Inkstand--3lass.
Lead Peneiis-Rubber Tip, sharpeneA; I doa
Slate peneiis-Pointed, IN wood; don
De small pieces.
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U. S. MARSHAlS FIRE.
The Mob Destroyed Engines and Fifty
Freight Cars.

Chico 90, July GA mob beean over
turning cars this morning at Kensington.
suburb, IL miles south, the junction OF
the Michigan Central road, and half mile
from the town OF Pullman. The deputy
United States msrshals cred on the mob
and one man IL reported killed and sew
efal wounded.
BY The Associated Prea
CHICAGO, July 9, II 30 Q. ma mob
stretched along the Illinois central for
over mile st Kensington. The mars halls
killed two men instead Of one. The
rioters overturned a milk train, detached
the engine and took Il half q mile down
the track. They then opened the throttle
and let IL run full tilt down on the
wrecked train smashing engine and cars.
Fifty empty freight cars were burned on
tho Illinois Central tracks st Burnside
this morning.
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Towel Arms (3)--Niekei tips, OAK.
Bristle shoe Brush and Dauber-0sod article.
BcrubbinG Brush--Ail bristle
Harmonized Melodies-too popular songs.
Pair OF Scissors-5 in good German make.
Sliced Animals-an instructive game.
Purse--For coin; Q good one.
Silver Plated Napkin Ring -EngraveA-
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OLNEYVILLE.


olrxrviIlk. TABERSAoLR BuiLpIsa
Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds, who resides at
tT valley street, narrowly escaped death
py sunocation &C 1:30 o'clock this morn
ing; nre broke out in a cupboard situ
ated at the top OF the stairs In the upper
part OK the house. Officer Tanner Of
station o, while passing, noticed smoke
Issuing from the house. He broke open
the door and proceeded upstairs and res
cued Mrs. Reynolds, who had become un-
conscious from the smoke. She was cared
Tor by friendly neighbor and rendered as
comfortable as possible.
Meanwhile an alarm from box ia
brought the fire department who ex-
serious had occurred. The damage to the
building Is slight.
Z Patrick Connor OF 40 Bowdoin street
was struck on the hip with bullet from
revolver manipulated by careless youth
on Wednesday night. Mr. Connor was
seated In front OF his barn when gang of
boys went past, one OF them using a re-
voiver with the above results.
A dog owned by John Gill Of 11S Power
street evidently needs the attention OF
some person. he has bitten three persons
within 10 days. Herbert w. Cobb was the
last victim, being bitten badly on the leg
yesterday by the dog. The police report
that 1t is very vicious animal.
lvanhoe Castle, Knights OF the Mystic
Nhoih, hoiu iHtctluS lhSt evening, but
after a long discussion they adjourned to
hold special meeting next Tuesday
evening.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas 2. Burke will sympathize with
them In the bereavement Of their child
William, who died Wednesday, after q
four days illness.
Being Satisfied
With small profits we can sell very low.
and selling very low, we sell very fast.
Best Haxail Flour, "Angelus," 6Oc. bag,
S46S bbl.; Crocker's Best s4.45 bbl.; best
st. Louis 50c. bag, $385 bbl.; very best
Creamery Butter 25c., 5 lb. boxes s115;
choice Valley Creamery, 23c. ib.; best
Butterlne, lib. prints 15c., 1O-lb.. tubs
S1.40; Prov. Lard, Sc. lb.; Medium Beans.
20. .qt., for 25. Don't forget this: We
make speciality of Teas and Coffees, and
Will give you the same quantity for
less money, or better for the same money,
than elsewhere. Choice Oolong Tea 25c.
10, equal to doc. 10. in other stores. Choice |
mixed Tea Especially, 35c. h., equal to soc.
Formosa Tea 40c. lb. (early pickings); |
Perfection" Blend Tea, suits old coun, |
eaualled for tl the '0; same eannoe %oneSe Se
Fancy Formosa SOC. h., equal to 0Oc. ID. |
In other stores. The original "Perfection" |
Java $. Coffee 25c. lb., has many imitators.
Best Maricabo Coffee soc. lb. Best Old |
Gov. Java Coffee 3ic. lb. Very best Mocha
and Java Coffee 36c. h., sold for CSC. In |
many stores.
THOMPSON Bros,
Cash Grocers and Tea Dealers,
" The Hustlers." Olneyville Square.
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with q population Of 20 IL a Georgia To-
cslity recorded In the NEws Pocket Atlas
Census ana Gazetteer. Price zoo,
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seeded.
Pastry Board, iaxas, Or Bread Board--M.i, o. arS
vood; In one piece.
ladies' Pocketbook-Lsathsr, white metal or
nelAents.
adles' Shopping Bss-squaro, leather corded,
cred ornaments.
opvered Agate Buekct-a a.; best agateware.
lambs Essays'-3 volumes complete.
Saucepan, with Cover-Ro- tinned; without seam
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lsttsss or circulars In Imitation of tyne
Job Once.
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There's a place In Indiana by that name.
It's in THE news Pocket Atlas, Census
and Gazetteer. Price 10 cents.
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OLNEYvILLE.
BAKERS AND ClrERH1s.
BANsPACH BROTHERS.
1915 wsstministsr strssea
BoOrs AND SHOES.
w. II. CHARLEswORTH,
Globe Shoe Store, olneyvills square,
CLOTHING AND FURxrsHxxc.
TIE GEO. c. JOHNSON COMPANY.
olnsyyills square.
CENTS O oUTFI7TERA
JOHN +. RUSSELL,
olnsyvills square,
gR0oERIBs.
NICHOLSON q FERGUSON.
1910 wsstmlnstsr strssu
HATS AND FURNISHINGS.
J. +. RUSSELL.
oinsyviIls square
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
WILLIAM l.. wHIPPLE,
IS, a and 20 Msnton avenue.
MUSICAL MEROHANDYsE.
ARTHUR BAINToN,
80 Manton avenue.
REGISTERED PHARMACIsE
RIVERSIDE PHARMACY,
So Msnton avenue.
REsrA URANTs.
Il. M. ROBBINS,
oHartford street.
East Providence.
REGISTERED PHARxxCIsrs
MASON b. WOOD,
Corner Taunton ave. and Valley st
DooTs, SHOES AND GENTS FUA.
NISHINGS, MILLINERY, ETC.
e. r. JAMESON,
Old Police Building, Taunton avenue,
PAWTUCKET, r. I
GENTS COMPLETE oUTFfTTERs.
DALTON & McCAFFREY,
Cor. Main and North Main streets.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
PAwTUCKET BOOT & SHOE co.
No. Broadway
MUSTCAL MERCHANDTsE.
J. w. MEIKLEJoHN q CO.,
Sheldon BUILDING,
HATS and CAPS
METROPOLITAN HAT STORE,
20 East Avenue
MERCHANT TAILOR.
WILLIAM r. HERMANN,
81 North Union 6treeu
PHENIX, r. I.
cEorHISG AND GENTS rURslsn.
INGs.
JOSEPH LAwTON,
LAwes.'s Block, opposite the bridge
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SELECT TRADE DIRECTORY.

SseeOb NAL
PROVIDENCE.
AP0THECARIEs.
r. J. REEVES,
Cor. North Main and Smith streets.
VIM. r. POTTER,
446 Broac street.
Boors AND SHOES.
JOHN r. KELLEY,
w. b. M. sTILLMAN,
757 Westminster street.
Z. C. PERTHEL,
s27 Westminster street.
L. p. q A. T. RICE,
153 Weybosset street.
CHARLES c. MCLAUGHLIN,
272 North Main street.
GEORGE p. WHITNEY,
ss7 Westminster Street.
OSWALD p. BROWN,
so North Main street.
GROCERIES.
DAVIS CASH GROCERY - GEO. ID.
GLADDlNG, Prop.
657 Westminster street.
GROCERIES AND MARKET
w. H. WHALAN d CO.,
574 and $50 Broad street.
HATTERs AND OUTFITTERs.
WOOD q WATSON,
IS Westminster street.
JEWELLERS.
z. E. HOSMER.
Westminster and Dean streets.
LADIES' SUITS AND Gowxs
=. I. BRISTOL,
765 Westminster street
LAUNDRIES.
WHAT CHEER,
4e9 Washington street.
WESTMINSTER HAND LAUNDRY,
1768 Westminster street.
MEATS AND VEGETABLES.
w. H. BURNS,
117s Westminster stree..
1880 Westminster street.
e. A. MORIARTY,
Is Manton avenue
MEN AND BOTS CLOTHING,
ALEX. 8. SAWYER,
Junction Westminster and Cranston sts
REGIsTERED PHARMACISTS.
]. FRED GIBSON,
l34s Westminster and 26 Thaysr strssts.
e. Z. WALCH,
1857 Westminster street.
JOHN e. POTTER,
2l8 Cranston street.
MEMS COMPLETE oUTTIrTER
G. p. CORNELL,
198 South Main Street
HNrY NYOm0Kr u
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Half dozen Linen Damask (tied frings)... f7n
Large Bisque Doll, Dressed. ,.............. ~
Mrs. Clusters Famous Book, "Tentng on ths
Plains rare volume ...:.:.'.,..~., 9n
eam Cox's Funny Diversions Of Diplomat
IN turkey ioe1
bilk Fob Chain. tsC1
Gold Ring. Moonstone and Ruby doublet.... Uts
ldeal Pen n............,............ f3ao
Shild's Reed Rocking CHAIR. 900
Carving Knife and Fork k..................... 81 ~
Silver Plated Soup Ladle. .................. ~ Co
All Linen Table Cloth gjJ1
One Dozen Linen Damssk Towels. ........ ls OJ
One dozen extra unbieaehsd Striped Turk
Hair dozen Gents Handisfohisis. ...jisio,o ss,
Butter Dish, best plate. issJ
Caster, best plate e..:...................... s.s1
cake Basket best plate. D,,
Cream pitcher, gold lined. .................. ssJ
Rolled Gold Watch Chain. ................... 81 %
Ansonia Clock, leather case ................ 900
Ansonis Clock, nickel case. ................ 3)Jj
One dozen Linen Damask k....,.....s........ ue)
Get Of Iryng's work In neat boz ........... aD
bsn9uct lamp o1
Slsthes Wringer..s......... ...ss............. BW
Serpet sWespsr ......ss.................... HW
Mace. xsse or Table Lamp: ~~
Worlds Fair r...........,.,.,........... HW
White Bed spreads from oo 10 20 %
Ladies Gold Filisd Case Eatck. ............ ii;W
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Lsdies stem winding and Stem Setting
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There are hundreds Of premiums that We
shall of1er through these columns svss-
week, given for purchas that range frsk
600 to t2co0.0o.
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OF 81,

Steel scissors-Lesther covered hsadies.
Butter KnIfe-FIne silver plate on white meta =
scis-ors--s fn. Rodgers.
Aumniun Pun Bor.
Clothes Brash-All bristes.
Curling Iron Heater--An alcohol lamp; very Coz
venient
stew Pap-Best agaiewars, q
Set Wire Dish Oovers-neund.
Tool Chsst-le teols
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g nsfelaat v Ar u amount paid and place his
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eoupen. MSfchapt ID 70 Keep the stub and hand
sou eess the naiA part Send AL your coupons
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Steel skewsrs--set Of Six
Wire Knife Tray
stamping outnt-s double linen sheets OF pat
tsrns.
sugar shell-Rossrs ware; Al goods; on white
metal,
Baetsammon Board-compIess with men sDS
dice
seids' Water riiter--rs any faucet
Checker board and Checkers.
Cold Cream-in porcelain boz.
Muff1 or Cornoake par--f2 cups; retinned
Metal Back Hand Mirror.
Symphony Harmonioa.
Toilet Shelf Maple two shelycs.
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days after the date printed thereon.
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the sender until they have reached amount Of pur-
cbases required for the premium selected, when 10
write iiyisiy name and address. Keep the coupons
neat and ss smooSh as possible.
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NEws. Outside they are sent By express.
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r. I

HATS AND CAPS.
METROPOLITAN HAT STORE,
20 East Avenue,
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PROVIDENCE.

lP0THECARIEs
r. J. REEVES,
VIM. r. POTTER,
448 BYoac street.