The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-05-31
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eyes, the ranks ara growing simmer,
remarked o gray haired old gentleman q
he scanned the veterans who are left to d.
honor to those tho fell in battle In th'
long ago. And so 1t was and so 1t will b,
rs the years 60 by. Soon the army o.
veterans will be extinct, but in theil
places will be tho veterans sons, who will
continue the beautiful custom OF decora'
ting the graves of the heroic dead. As
the writer observed the line pass mp West
minister street his mind reverted to the
time when tho gallant General Burnside,
handsome and erect OF carriage rs he was,
seated upon . magnificent specimen oi
the equine kingdom, headed q column OF
returned veterans OF tho war. AS plain a.
IL IL were yesterday the picture at that
time photographed upon the mind
comes to view revealing the smile upon
the generals face, tho wreath OF flowers
about his neck and the neck OF his faith
full horse, who champing and bowling
with arched neck as his master ac-
knowledged the plaudits from either side
OF the crowded thoroughfare was picking
his way through roses which the school
children had showered in front of the
general foot deep--sll along the route.
The excellence Of the turnouts to be OBJ.
TUNED at the Irving Young's livery stable
on Clemence street, and the weather, the
perfect weather, OF Memorial Day, made
q demand which II was impossible to
supply. Any pleasant day this time of
year you can always be accommodated
and you will be moro than satisfied.
They are trying to pass an ordinance
out In Chicago that lady bicyclists should
not wear bloomers. The impertinence OF
those Aldermen! or course, when IL comes
to debating as to what the dear creatures
shall wear 1t Is infringing on the rights
of the fair sex. Bloomers at best, how
ever. are enough to kill themselves, and
ii is doubtful IL they will ever become
popular with ladies under 30.
The popularity of o firm that knows
how to pay In quantities, and gives the
trade they cater for an opportunity to be
the gamer by purchase at an extremely
low price, Is bound to continue. The
Mis6t Clothing Parlors, 199 Westminster
street, offer merchandise for a figure so
reasonable that there has to be little ex-
OF the secrets Of the success OF the Misfit
Clothing Co.
The business of the City Hotel has
trebled under the new management.
Dinners for business mep, full course,
30 cents, well worth o dollar.
What a man can do and what he Is
actually doing are two distinctively dif-
ferent things. Sometimes you will hear
man tell what he could do II he wanted
to, but he never does 1t. The fact is there |
are so many inches and they all have to
be filled to keep things on the move in
this old world OF ours.
For prompt and efficient service, and a |
guarantee of speedy relief, { he we'll known |
specialist, DR.. Z. j. Lewis, 129 Friendship |
street, is recommended for all nervous |
ailments OF men.
Ladies, you can obtain trimmings and
Innings at q reasonable price, much lower
than the regular, at 40S Westminster
street. 1t is new place of business, and
will be known as the Providence Lining
Store. Woolens and trimmings to GO
with them may also be obtained for suits.
1t will be worth your while to examine
the stock Of this store.
Now Is the season OF flowers. The air IL
laden with their perfume everywhere you
60. A continuous odor of "English Vio-
let's" may be enjoyed by supplying your
self with Nichols celebrated odor by that
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goods and drug stores.
A shed has been erected at the base ball
grounds for the stabling Of bicycles.
The old Aborn Arnold estate, corner of
walnut and Washington streets, has been
purchased by Isaac 3. Cole tho tailor. He
proposes to erect a business block on the
site.
Mr.. NJ. r. Downey. representing the
wheel, Chicago, will, with Pro-
lessor X. II. Hodgdon, open O salesroom
In the Hodges building, ia Westminster
street.
Morton, the photographer, has been
ceSy viz post Wcoht ihTBc |
'f babies and children being among the
'umber OF customers who favored him Z
With visit to his studio, 81 Westminster +
Itreet.
What have you got today? inquired the {
,uest OF the waiter. v
I've got a bad toothache, SIR" was the !
eply he made few moments before
osing his job. OLD VET.
King Yielded to Fathers Plea
SEOUL, May Sl.-At the conclusion of
ne trial OF the Corcan prince, III Chung,
he favoritc grandson Of Tai Won Kun.
N charges Of treason and murder. he was 7
ondemned 10 death, whereupon Tai Won {
lun burst into the palace of his son, the $
Ing, who was TO have been the principal '
ictlm OF the plot, and besought mercy for r