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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-10-18

STAFF OREGON, !
County of GllanJ 3D.
Barker do hereby certify foregoing correct
statement
d
1895 Witness my hand this 18th day of Oct A D.
B RARKRR CnnntrT Treasn
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-10-18

TREASURER'S STATEMENT
OF the County Treasurer Gillian County
Both day
received and from what OUT
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-10-18
Fine LIQUORS and Cigars.

] have new stock OF choice liqnors Of
all kinds, beer, cigars, etc., In the Skelly
building at Condor. II you enjoy suck,
refreshments and amusement, this is thetr
place to find 1t. JOE TREyETT.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-10-18
REsoURCEs.

RESOURCES.
Bv funds in the hands of county
treasurer applicable to the paw.
ment Of county warrants. $3815 os
BY estimated unpaid current
taxes applicable to the payment
OF county warrants. .. ..$13, 1926 80
sznsausassszss
Total resources. ..... .$16,742 81
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-10-18
sHERIFF's STATEMENT

SHERIFF'S
OF
ending on the 30th day of Sept, A. d. 1895.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-10-18
STATE. OF OREGON,
County of Gillian, !

STATE OREGON,
County of GllfamJ So
H. n Frazer, Clerk o.
allowed
months ending the 0h
allowed and the
standing and the appear
official Witness hand
this 10th Oct, A. d. 1885, HI. n.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-10-18

SUMMARY STATEMENT.
O the financial condition Of the in
the Both day Of Sept. A. D. 1895: -, =.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1895-10-18
COUNTY CLERKS REPORT

Clerk OF Gillian County, State OF Oregon showing the amount
claims allowed by the county of said county for what allowed
drawn and amount warrants outstanding and unpaid from
Apr 1885, to the S0th day of Sep 1895, both inclusive:
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1895-11-13
ST. MINNEAPOLIS. MIMI, oNsDAaEN NovEMBERl

Staden Easton hade ett pittoreskt
lage pa h6jderna mellan Lehigh- och
observation-disclosures, hvilka der fyta
tiilsammans. Staden var alltigenom
tysk. De aldre delarne paminte starkt
ON byggnadssattet Europa L adress-
kalendsrn f0rekom intet enda svenskt
MANN, utom m6iligen EFT, tillhorande
en- sommerska, som hade det valbekan-
ia namnet Anna Johnson ON jag
minnes ratt. staden fans ett hus
bygdt 1855, hgilket George Washing
ton vid tvenne ti11fal1en haft slit qvar-
ter. M anvandes det till kottbod.
Staden har tire lutherska kyrkor till
h0rande General Council och dessutom
en- mangd kyrkorc tillh6rande andra de-
nominationer. Antalet invanare sades
uppga till omkring 15 900 och med de
angransande staderna South Easton
och Philipsburg nagot Diver 30, 000
Vadret var Diet angenamaste under
hela m0tet;. herberget pa Hotel Cen
trail oklanderligt; resan dit och der
ifran utmarkt trefiig, hvadan nnder-
tecknad kanner zig ganska taeksam for
tillfallet att pa delta satt lara kama
den stora, inflytelserfka och v5rdnads-
bjudande kyrkoorganisation, som hster
General Council. T. K
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1895-11-13
L6pande N:r 9S4.
DA KOTA.

Hvartilf var tids slappa uppfo-
stran leder. Fran Dickinson, N. d.
meddelas, att 15-ariga Annie Whiden
ryrndt fran hemmet saIiskap med en-
tidningsagent vid Mann Small.
Pa fri fot igen. Bondeson, som Il
f5rra numret omnamdes ha rynt fran.
Botttneau i sallskap med en- msp.
Wlchham men senare blifvit arreste-
rad i Darlington for stold fran sin prir-
cipal, frigafs fora veckan, enar bevis
idr hans brottslighet saknades.
Misslyckades DR.. Arne Nelson
fran Fertile, Mimi, som s0kt utverka
skiismessa fran sin hustru inf0r dom
stol i Fargo, N. D., f0rlorade rattegan-
gen. Han anklagade hustrun for grym
och omepsklig behandling, men det
oaktadt f0rvagrades honom skilsmes-
san.
Postrof Postk0raren mellan Bal
mont och Buxton, N. D., sages en- dag
forra veckan ha blilvit 6fverfallen i.
narheten af sistnamda plats och fran
r0fvad registrerade bref innehallande
omkring 1895. Man lar dock bysa star
ka misstankar, att postk6raren self
och hans--drtdlg utfordt postrofvet,
hF1lket synes vara sannolikt, entr den
sanare f0rsvunnit fran orten.
Svar ank1agelse. Mrs. Annie
NORM Peinbina, N D., arresterades
f6riiden vecka pa anklagelse att ha
bragt Sin man Uirik NORM ON Iifvet.
Manner afed sistlidne juli manad un-
der misstanksamma omstdndigheter,
och genom f6retagen understanding har
sedermera konstaterats, att arsenikf6r-
giitning utgjerde d6dsorsaken. Det
basta i0rhallande hade ej varitradande
makarne emellan, var det delta som
gaf anledning till att misstankarne
folio pa qvinnan.
Fattigt och futtigt En- kongre-
gationalistpastor en- plats i n. Oak.
kom af nagon anledning delo med en-
kamrat, som till|alligtvis tjenstgiort
for honom en- vecka. Den f0rre upp-
tradde en- sondag i sin kyrka med en-
br6dlimpa / handen, unaerrattade de
narvarande, att hon utgjorde den enda
foda han och familjen for n;irvarande
hade och beskylde sin embetsbroder
Tor att hafya arbetat mot honom och
f6rsokt att r6fya br0det fran hans hui
stru och barn. Derefter. br6t han bro
det, gaf kamraten en- halfva och bad
honom taga de andra halfvan till sin
f6rmans mot vilken han cek llade Ell
horn sidan. Stor uppstande1se.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1895-11-13
WISCO N SIN.

Hastigt dodsfall DR.. Thorwaldsen
Judd Janesville, en- af statens NEST
framstaende tandlakare, foil ned och
dog ute pa gatan, da han en- alton fUrli-
den Vecka var stadd pa Wig till slit
hem for att spisa qvallsvard. Han eff
terlemnar hustru och en- 11:irig son.
Stor familj. Farmaren Joseph Ko-
boski fran Fairchild, gifte sig i f6rra
veckan med en- mrs Hanna Gozinski.
Han var enkeman, hon enka. Irr;in
sina fora giftermal egde hvardera II
barn qvar lifvet, och f0ljaktligen kun
na de nygifta saga sig redan ha blifvit
valsignade med icke mindre an 81 barn
Anarkisttalare. Herr Most och
Lucy Parsons h0ilo tai 4 ett anarkist-
mote i Milwaukee i6rliden s0ndag in
for omkring 500 ah0rare. De 6kanda
talarne sagas ha adagalagt lite mera
f0rsigtighet vid val af uttryck vid det-
ta tillfalle an de f0rr haft for sed. an
tagligen med anledning deraf, att de
kommit underiund med, att det har
F6renta Staterna ej lonar sig att soka
skramma sig fran.
West Superior-nyheter Arhes
tarne Mike Heffrou och William Kelly
bleEvo en- dag f0rliden vccka pak6rda
af en- lastad kolvagn mere vid Leheigh
koldockan. Den f0rre d0dades ogon-
biickligen och den senare erholl lifsfar-
liga skador. - En- John Hubbell fran
Dry Wood kom ensdags ink5rande
till staden med EFT helt lass dodade RAJ
dur, % inalles Som det emellertid ;ir
EFT brott> emot statenslagar att vara i
besittning af mer an 2 d0dade radjur
siinder, blefsmannen, som var. okunnig
harom, arresterad. Katolikerna i
Old Superior invigde nyiigen enligt
". Su. IT.. den nya St Francis Xasier
kyrkan under ceremonier, som tofde
ha varit ratt lampliga under den NOR
ka medeltiden. men iugalunda kunna
anses vara passarde vart upplysta
arhundrade. Med tvenne prester te-
ten tagade nemligen den katolska me-
nigheten vid tillfallet srundt kyrkan,
bestankande densamma med "heligt
vattenn. Vid hvarje horn gjorde den
uppehall SAINT uppstamde psalmer och
lofsanger till jungfru Marias ara. Sam
ma ceremonier upprepades inne kyr-
kan, sedan man forst bolt kna vid kor-
set. - En h6gst sorglig olyckshandelse
intraffada f5rliden onsdags e. M, da
Nels Dahlbergs boningshus 4 Iowa ave.
6delades genom eldsvada. Dat anita
ges, att Dahlburgs 5-arige son Hyding
roat sig med att stanka fotogen elden
koksspiseln med den olyckliga f6lid
att huset salts i brand. Ware harmed
hur som helst sd antandes emellertid
gossens klader, och insyept lagor ru-
SADIE den lille in nAsta rum, der hans
moder och syster Hilda, den senare
ar gammal, lago sjuka j nervfeber
Gossen brandes till d0ds, men modern
och system lyckades brandsoldaternR
radda ur den brinnande byggnaden.
iDessf0rinnan hade dock hickan erhal-
lit sa syara brannskador, att hon fOljan-
de dag :,Gad. Hu5et nedbrann till
gruuden. Eft par agar fore eldsolyc-
kan hale tvenne barn aiidit nerve
febsr 4s s.3s
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-28
Docket for October 20.

municipal Court OF Providence.)
E.tate of Mary Cannon, guardians ac-
count; Charles K Chaffee, petition for ap.
pontment OF administrator: Annie J Corey,
petition for appointment of administrator
Essey Dempsey, commissioners report Cath
crime Dunn, administration account; Gabriel
Ferri. petition that custodian be- ordered TO
turn over estate to administrator; Girardo
Fiori, petition for appointment of admins
TRAITOR; Catherine Glynn, petition for ap-
pointment Of guardian; William Harris petit
tiop for assignment of dover; Leyed f Leon
ard, administration account Elizabeth Lynch,
Mary A Lynch, Ellen Lynch, petition for
appointment of guardian: Lucy r Manton,
will for PROBATE; Mary J Mclaughlin, petition
for appointment OF administrator; James
Miller. petition for appointment Of guardian
John Reilly, petition for appointment Of
administrator; Ellery p Vernon, Sophia z
Vernon. petition for appointment of guardian
Giovanni vespasiano, petition for appointment
OF administrator; Annie Woods, alias Ann
Woods. administration account.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-28
Ne WP0RT NE VS..
A Man the Police Would Like
to Identity.
Special to The News


NEWPORT, Oct. ga man now lies in
the Newport hospital whom the authorit-
les would like to have identified, but thus
far no one who has seen the man knows
him. He was brought TO the hospit al
on Saturday evening, in an unconscious
condition, and he still remains the same.
Yesterday morning he spoke the name,
Charles Peterson, but nothing could be
learned from him when questioned,
neither had he anything on his person to
help identify him. Inc man appeared at
the Tiverton station early Saturday
morning, and purchased a ticket for
Boston, but before the train arrived he
fell in this state of uncolsciousness. The
doctors are unable 10 state what Is the
mat ter with the man. but think he VIII
come around all right in a few Gays.
The torpedo outfit CT the u. s. 5. Lam
caster was placed on board on Saturday
and late In the afternoon two Wbiteheads
were fired from the vessel for tests. The
projecties ran 800 and 500 yards respec-
lively, without deviation. The naval in
spection board is expected TO visit the
ship tomorrow, after which she will sail
for South America.
Rev. Hamilton Schuyler OF Trinity
Church has accep ted call TO church
in Davenport, Iowa. Yesterday he
preached his farewell sermon.
Insane people are becoming numerous
in Newport. On $ turday last there were
three committed 10 the Butler Asylum
from this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-28

believers that is where they will remain.
There ought 10 be in every church n
simple child covenant for the benefit OF
little children. by the unscriptural, un-
scientific and unnatural method oil leav-
ing children TO suppose the matter sd-
mits OF any doubt
WE BREED INFIDELTY
in the told OF the church. Some mot hers
unfortunately think that their children
are too young 10 attend church until
they reach the period where, not having
formed the habit, they have no clina-
tion to do so. The pioneer Christian OF
the Occident, Lydia, was not so dlstrust-
full of holy Influences. Sho brought the
church into her own house; there the SER
vices were held, and no man need ask
whether she was afraid TO influence her
family IL there is anything we ought to
honor IL is the public worship of God,
choice must be made. And the number
OF noble ideas that little children im bibe
at church is marvellous. Blessed IL the
mother who sees TO IL that the earliest
ideas of home i'm the hearl OF the child
are divided bet ween the church edihce
and the week day dwelling. Blessed Is the
child who can feel through life the fer
vor and love OF a devoUt minister praying
for them and speaking to them
And ohl mother, the child who looks
up into your face viii, as you read 10
him, derive his ideas OF the mother OF
Jesus from you'll Inasmuch as you exhiLi
anything unworthy OF yourself you en-
graft il, in your boys eyes, on the
mother of Jesus. He will derive his atti-
tude toward women, his faith in right
oeousness from you. lie will believe in
q redeemed humanity through his mother
II your life is as full OF alteration and pa
tience az that OF Mary you will bring on
the boy TO initiate the sublime character
of her Son. And believe it, when tho tor
rents OF temptation roll down upon the
boy, when the battles OF the world are end
ing for him, and he addresses himself to
make his last journey, the last thanks-
giving that his lips will utter com bined
with thanks for a Savior will be this:
81 thank ihee that my mother prayed for
me-"
HERE ENDS THIS SERIES
OF seven sermons, in which / have very
inadequately touched upon the relations OF
soiety in general and upon those OF
young manhood, young womanhood, the
husband, the wife, the father, the mother.
May God take them to make His right
eousness more glorious to somebody, and
His love more present
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-28
CLERKS AS B0WLERS.
Teams From the Big Dry Goods Stores
to ComDete.

The interest shown in bowling by the dry
goods clerks in some of the largest stores is
very great and the managers Of four teams
which will compete for the $50 cup offered
by manager Fallon OF the Music Hall bowling
alleys met and formulated plan which was
contaminated Saturday night The plan is TO
have a tournament, the first game to be played
This evening at the Music Hall alleys, and
the stores to be represented are Ladds, Glad
ding the Boston store and o'Gorman's The
managers or the teams are Tongue, l. Whit
stanley, W Hathaway. and W o'Gorman, re-
spectively Manager Fallon is arranging the
schedule The players Of three stores have
been already decided upon and are: Ladd's
u Curran. Barnes, Tongue, Healy and K
Johnson; Observation-Disclosures. Martin, Els,
Curry. Martin; Boston Store-Hathaway.
Woodwork. Blake, De Costa. Hood The
bowlsrs from O'Gorman's will. be announced
today The game this evening will be be-
tween the Lxdd and Boston store teams
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-28
Court Calendar for Tuesday.
Common Pleas Division

Common Pleas Division.)
lG99 Edgar f Tucker vs. George Kelley
Attorneys = j w Mathewson for plaintiff
Edwards ~ Angel for defendant
8le5 Thomas Lee vs. Robert Capron Attor'
ney-Claude J Farnsworth for plaintiff
$40 Joesph Lopez VS. John Marcos At
torneys-E De V O'Connor for plaintiff
Thomas 4 Cosgrove for defendant
.Sll6 David Y Collins VS. Patrick Gormley
Attorneys @ Quinn for plaintiff; Page 8
owen tor defendant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-28
IEIiIOH
BROWN

Lnesmrn v " Wing ot Providence and ID y
George, brown. % referee. Mr. Nhitcoml.
Yale, umpire. Mr. Knapp Lehigh. touch.
downs. baldwin. Mccarthy, Robinson, Fults,
hattcson goals Kicked, Maitcson,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-28
THE NEW ENGLAND R. R co.
Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to October 20, 1Spr.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows.
For Bostons.oo a. m, Il m.,s s;lJ v. m; hErURs
$3.50, q. MI isi.5, sI2s y. ma
WALPoLE--..g5 a. m; ~ IN. si2e p m.
FKANkLIN-s0i a. m ~ N sill, i;i5 .. n
MILF kD-jiIba a. m, IA m. 4;2J p. m
ARLISuroN-ti:o), IL .3ja IA. 6ss), s;so, ell pm
WEST ARLINGToN-F 100, fs;Js, asp a. A.;
E?:s5 F4t5u, SEQ, Fe:so p.
KNiGHrsVILI.E--, vs. + ss0o, Ilij5 Q IN. Y 2;&s
$50 o;Ji, '-u y.
wAyLAN D PARk-~R Tios y sos, Fu,,s a. m.;
a:S, 4'so, y $50, = s;sl. ''iiIOo I'm.
EATlCK, RIVER POINT, CENTRE WILLIE
wAsAINuroN-7sOs. yIoe nss, . m; 2sSA
4;3o, $50 sss0, 'T;Ys, ''nsoJ p. m
CRAEsroN, oAKLAwN-i;os, ss,S usN . -,
2;s5 ti5o, $50, $3.50. '.liioo p. al.
PONTIAC, ARCTIC. oUIDSICk-l,es u;sj q nj
2s45, 6tJ, si.y '-liio0p p. IA.
ANrHoNt -7ivs, S;oe. IA ~ q ~; 2,tS $50 $50.
bisl ''ilso3 p. m.
COVENTRY, srEaLINo-7;os. s'oA HISS an.
2:45. 4i3) y.
SUMMIT, GREENE. oHEco, MoosUP, PLAIN.
FIELD-';ss s',o, n. N; Lab zi.a ,s3u. 7;gs
JEWETr city, CANTERBURY SCOTLAND.
VERSAILLES, BALTIC, SOUTH wINDhAA-
200 r. M lii36 s,So, y. IN.
wlLLIMASriC--s,Os a. a. iliiss. 4iso, tI;s5 p. N
HAkTFORD-o:os c. "a. 4 40 t1il5 p.
FIsHKfLt 4 >EwBURo 800 a. m.
NoRwICs 80, 80 nj n',h ti3o. 7;2' p. M
WATERBUti "a Uni-siJo .. m. 7;li y, IN.
EAST Thoa, soS, GGEsTKr, nourHBRtDjn.
WORCESTER. THOMPSON, PUTNAM ana
PoMFREr - s;S5 q. nj 900 p. M
CHICAGO AND TIE w2sr VIA NEwRura.
AND ERIE R'Y--1.Ob o. m
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
t.ff s;55 II M. iioo and $40 and ''lIi.
D. m. Returnin, ,eNve Psscoag st5il5 ';io aud
sij a. m. ,2i.o, 4iS2 and ''s 500 p. M.
All ilains cave treIn vest enc Of tnoa DepsL
Providence.
'.saturdsys only e-sundays caiy.
tDailv.
Tickets between Boston and Providence tliml,sd,
Icents, unlimited 81
wR BADcocK. O. Pa
in. KING, supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-28
Nervous PrOstratiOn
Cured by DIR. Miles Nervine.

Prolonged arrangement OF the nervous
system not only affects tho brain and mem
tai powers, but develops disease in some OF
the vital organs The most dangerous OF
these indirect results is when the heart is
affected. This was the case of the Roy. n
+. Surface, Fawn River, Mich, who writes
under date OF Feb. IA, 1895:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-28
SIX SELECT
LECTURES and
ENTERTAINMENTS,
YOUNG ITEMS
Christian Association Hall.

FRIDAY. Nov Songs Illustrated" by
HARVARD MALE QUARTET, and Miss
Carrie Nlo1ols, reader
FRIDAY, Nov ~ -"American Society Up to
Date" lecture by Max O'Rell, the popu
lar author and lecturer
FRIDAY, Dec l3-''Gondola Days in Venice Z"
lecture by Mr. i Bopkinson smith.
artist.author, reader and story.teller
FRIDAY Jan 3l--"Miss Jerry" a picture
play, writtcn, illustrated and presented
by Mr. Alexander Black, literary editor OF
Brooklyn Times
FRIDAY, Feb i4-''Soto sunetaro." the Jap.
anesc Wonder Worker, presenting novel
entertainment, consisting OF curious Hin
doo feaEs and Japanese conjuring
FRIDAY March l3-Symphony Concert by
the Providence symphony Orchestra and
soloists. Mr. Robert Bonner. conductor
local concert
General Admission, $ingle. ..............S 20
General Admission. for the course. .....,. 30
Reserved SEATS, including admission,
Reserved Seat. including admission,
Tickets now on sale at the Y NJ g A Build
ing
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Members OF the association can purchase
Course Tlckots, including reserved seat, Tor
81 so Admission free by membership ticket
o26-30.nl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-28

NEW YORK, new HAVEN And
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.
Time tables giving full inform atioa
as to local and through train service
may be obtained at Providencc sta
tion an I stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE.


Corrected to Oct 20. 1924
BOSTON sae .'ss ss,'' isss' sss' sis' =,
no & va ~ 1910 'Si S ' saaaas.ss day. s,s ssii ss ss
s r. p mrsaSis m 10 G..ss VS.. sosfos s Ss roa , PARK si
1905 1iioO. II s2i m; i2:oo N i.o3. $3.50. g;Oo
sss. SS sS SisS ' "a. ' 49, rs 20 S iSo sSs, OS
XffLGS1ao- o. -. sas 800 s,s, 1000 M, s.,s
lo,lo ii;so p m sasdsy:-s'ss, s,:s s'iA i0'''
slS, 1000. iI.'o a, m iiso s:s sIai, ii'2J, p. m
wAMrS1 MHHSsy'ylii waf SpfhaM p r. NORWOOD CENTRAL
NoswooD ana DEbmAa-iioo iiis a. m
M,SsrTt,np isGP ni; Sundays S,so o%; 7o ,.o
900. 1910. il;lsa m. i2os, iso, az, Si,' $50
az; 49, m H. iHis HiS = 80 g. $40 D. ~ ' ''
Psror cars only. Except Mondays bsleepin
FitcSburs and way stations. sos, 1000 m; iaOs.
sSs and y sy sta i9H: sos as P
laOs, tiisO, rsunton oniy); 5:2d. SiOs, Lbi2S.
TsgH.oa onIy' ga. l0'i0, p m. sundays
MiddIeSero. s:i6a. m; I2'oS. s.2S. 5.,Bpm,
rg%sD'S PoiT,s On ,S Cape csa SIS '' p mn lss sn
Cottage CITY, e.lh a. M, 1850, p. m.
Nantucket, s:l5 a. m
isTONISGroN DIVISION.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE ~ follows for
NhW foRk-l:lsbi2i m. daily. ioil2 (exP.l,
liO! tlimiteai. HIS m; a;is, tios
NEW YORK via siouington Line-7sio. 7;D
rnlRosFnH n ety iiSsSi BAnTssSan fSHfs and WASHING
TON via Harlem Rivsr-ioiiz a. m. $50 p. m.
SEW HivEN-i,S. bias a. m. tsxp. daily, 7S
dOc.exp.l lo:ii lerp ~ ,oi liimited), iiis am.
(exp.j, a;is texp.h s;Os daily. eos texp
NE% %e'iy ny0NpoS9nlS. i;o in sr sisI M daily s4p sp
"a oc inissd iSS 'iH iHis s.'' % ssap M h
taccoE,i' s,is exp, t:os express daily.
AL (aceom.). sos y m. (exp. daily. sisop m.
. 500 :. m laccom, sundays euiy), s:2o .. m
taeeom. sundays only.
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Trains leave Providence as foliowsfor
woncEslEfrs scdam i "a 0e1sa som n'n s'o9 s
ieIp. to woonsockst,, Sss doe sIP.. SOS
MILLViLLE'7.s $50 s'is, $40, ii:sO a M 100, ,:o,.
BIIcksTosE JuNcTioS@'lSe. q s.s, s,o, ieas
1850, AM 100. z;'o 400. i;sc, S'ia S'AA 7;is
sSpdsyss la0s 80 600 I,oo 80 p
an leo. 1850 40. +'co. $40. siia S'tA 7'ia
Sundays $50 a. IN, 2.os, 4;so $500. 100 $50. pm
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH
Leave PRovIDENcE india street station for
NEWPORT AND FALL RIvER--e;is, $50 en-
pres. and s;as a. N, and iaib ti7o, $3.50 p m
Newpor, $3.50 p. m. via New York boat from
Fall River.
Warren and way stations eitS Tar express 30 and
9:5b n. m and 1850, ,,oo 4y2o (expressL Si3o,
ESQ., 500, and IL 30 p. m.
Sundays at e;55 a. m. and $50 y. m
BRlsToL-T;40 express, $40, s;56 .. m i2a SO.
4;4o S;3o. $3.50. 500 and II 40 p. m sundays.
$3.50 a. m. 80 y. m.
Electric cars leave Exchange Ptace. Providence,
at $3.50 f;25. s:i5 and sto q. IN. 1880, 24S
s;O5 5:i5, 6;lS and s:sb p. m. Leave Marks-
Square at IL 10 y. IN.
SUNDAYS at 9.Sb a. m. and 8 :lb y. m.
GEo. l.. CONNER, A, &. KENDALL,
pass'r Traffic Managcf 0enl Psss'r Agent
Y. q. ALLEN. Gen'i supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-28
SATURDAYS FOOTBALL.
Brown Won Easily from Lehigh--Score
22-4

The Iehigh.Brown game played on
Lincoln iield on Saturday afternoon be-
fore 1900 spectators was expected TO be
closely contested, but as the score of 22 to
shows, Brown had an easy victory.
Brown clearly outclsssed her opponents.
Her better physical training was in evil
dence in her steady playing. The line up
was as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-28

There will be harvest supper in the
Free Evangelical Cong egsticnal Church,
Richmond street, tomorrow evening
Admission v III bo free.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-28
AFRAID OF RELIGION FOR cHrLDREN.


For my own part know | was better
able TO receive the noble truths OF Christ
ianity at the earliest dawn of conscious
ness than am tojsy. Except ye thus re-
ceive the kingdom OF God We cannot re-
ceive II at all. Faith in child Christian
ity Il plant OF very slow growth. At
the first our religion a. instituted by the
Savior and His apostles recognized the
smallest children az members % the
cburch-the Christ body. IL was not un-
I'll the church became corrupt TN the cen
turies following that people began TO
think the church too good for children.
And IN our day OF reviving the Christ
ianity OF the first century we are still
staggering somewhat at the faith OF
those early saints who as In the case Of
Lydia, OF the PhiIippisn iailer in the
same city, brought their entire house.
holds immediately into the fold OF the
church. III the theology OF Paul teaches
anything that this generation neglects II
IL that the children OF Christian parents
are a. good as their parents, At least, snd
that II they are counted In among the
The morning times., 1895-08-15

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