The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11

| be in readiness next Monday for the week,
| IL would be patronized by 2 600, 900 people,
instead OF 200, 600.
OF course the conditions are different,
and the population is not as large, but
the people Of this cit v and State should
distinctly understand that they are en-
| IoyiDg special privilege when such "a
multiplicity of attractions are included,
and the admiss on charged is considered.
Just think Of IL! Fifteen thousand ex-
hibits, which will interest all classes OF
society, ali ages, all nationalities and
within the reach OF rich and poor alike.
"New King Cole" will be one OF the
great surprises, and as the saying goes
"wiil draw like house afire. - The
string OF trotting horses, the dog, poul-
try, and stock exhibits, to say nothing of
the fancy work. and cooking TO interest
the ladies, and the educational exhibit
for the school children, will attract the
multitude. The advertisement in the
daily papers set forth, in a concise and
brief way, the several details of the
greatest show of the Kind given in New
England, but only the seeing will enable
one to realize the immensty of the un-
dertaking. The "New King Cole and
the Midway Plaisance," are two stun
ming features by themselves, TO say moth
ing of numerous other separate and dis
tinct attractions.
evening paper and was informed that Will
liam III. Low was dead, that ne was in
any manner Ill. lie was a genial man.
There was sunshine i'm his CHEEKY saluta-
tion, and a shake OF his hand was of the
kind that bespoke the character of the
IL frf.. a
steadfast, quick TO respond in time of
need TO those who, less fortunate than
himself, touched his great big heart, and
made the tears OF sympathy moisten his
kindly eyes. For more than 20 years
knew him whom many mourn today, and
many acts of kindness i could relate
where his only admonition TO those he
helped was Don't let any one know ] did
It,. But he has gone across the dark riv-
er, and let us hope that he meets the Just
reward SO lovable and honest man
should meet
1t sets you TO thinking when you are
suddenly shocked at the news of the de-
mise of some dear friend, and you ask the
silent mental question Whose turn is it
next?p
The Empress powder, manufactured by
the Clinton Chemical Company, was first
sold several years ago in Chicago Now,
anyone who has ever lived in Chicago is
aware that IL is the place of all places TO
test face powder, owing to the climate,
and to the fact that the using of soft coal
keeps the atmosphere in a condition not
in any manner conducive TO ones COM
ptexion. The Empress has held the lead
ever since its introduction.
Arnold's bowling psrlors on Aborn street
in the old Natatorium building are now
in readiness for the season.
The State House, the new depot, the
prospective Commonwealth Hotel or
apartment house, the Grosvenor block TO
be, and the new buildings now ready for
occupancy means something for the fu-
ture of Providence.
Quite a number of people from this city
attend the performances at the Pawtuck-
ct Opera House. This week 1.-THE Derby
Mascot, and "Mazeppa,' are the two at
fractions.
III you use the Bar-Lock typewriter you
Will use no other, for there is no other
machine that has it's advantage. Mr.. Wa
terman, who is the local manager for the
company manufacturing ,hese machines,
Is located in the new Studley office build
ing, and will be pleased to give you de-
tailed information in regard to them.
The Misfit Clothing Company have an
"ad' running in the papers in imitation
of the baking powder people 1t is a
happy hit, and attracted attention TO
read OF absolutely pure, "highest In
quality" "lowest in price," etc, and
have to refer TO clothing. The "ad' even
occupies the special position in the paper
the same as the baking powder lads"
The working man seems TO be getting
that chance he has been looking for.
OLD VET.