davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24
STORY OF THE ALICE.
1t Ranks High Among Montana's Divi-
dcnd-Paying Mines.


In its holiday number the Butte
Miner has comprehensive and we'll
told story of the mines of that state,
some OF which are among the best in
the country Prominent among these
properties IL one in which Salt Lakers
are vitality interested--the Alice. owned
and operated by the Walker Brothers
and others, and now under the superin-
tendency of Thomas w. Buzzo, an
expert mining man. This property lies
in Silver Bow county. where 10 or 20
mines are being worked at greater
depth than 1000 feet and where the
deeper the veins are penetrated the
richer and larger are said to be the ore
bodies.
Dealing with the mines of this sec
ton the Miner says that the Alice
group heads the list OF silver properties
that are paid dividends. In 1898 the
price of silver fell so low that it was
not thought possible to work any of
the white metal producers OF the dis
triot at a profit, and several of them
were closed down. The Alice was
among them, but after a years ces-
sation one of the two mills of the COM
pany was started up and has been in
operation almost continuously. 1t was
not until last year, however. that much
of success was made of 1t. Under the
general supervision of Thomas w. Buzz
10 tiiil Muolil Iu DtlteI lullililN maj.
lives. the various properties were ex-
plored to the best advantage and
made to yield ore valuable not only in
silver. but gold as well. Mr.. Buzzo's
management is the secret OF the sue
cess achieved by the company during
the last year or two. Since January
of this year the Alice declared $780, 900
in dividends, 100000 of which win be
paid tomorrow, the GOTH This will
make sl,0s5.OO0 in all. The ore of the
Alice properties contains considerable
gold, some of 1t assaying as high as
$3.50 and 5000 per ton in this metal
alone. Nearly II not quite 1000 men
are carried on the payroll. Besides
these the company gives employment
TO more than 100 leasers. a record that
almost equals the palmiest days. The
principal mines of the group are the
Alice, Magma Charta, Blue Wing, and
Valdemere. A large uantity of very
rich ore comes from the Blue Wing.
which is not developed to depth
greater than 700 or 500 feet
The dividend above referred to as
to have been paid on the Goth was dis
tributed among the Alice stockholders
today and came as an appreciative
Christmas present to those holding
part of the company's stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24
School Attendance.

City Superintendent OF Schools Mills
paugh has completed the compilation
of the statistics for the schools for the
past month. 1t shows total enroll
ment of 11,0li, over half OF which num-
her are girls. The enrolment includes
70 colored pupils; average daily at
tendance, 9,s1S; average daily absence,
$780, eases of hardness, LABS; neither
absent nor tardy for the month, a,SSl
per cent of attendance. 93.4 per cent
OF punctuality. 9S7; cases of suspen-
sion, 10; cases of corporal punishment
8; cases OF truancy, 20; visits by par
ents and guardians, Ssl; visits to pa
irons, 412.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24
Marital Mention,

Harry Corson Clark, formerly of the
Grand Stock company of this city is
to be married in the near future to
Miss Alice Deming of San Francisco.
The engagement OF Miss Jean Groo,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Is announced.
1t will be news to many Salt Lakers
to know that Miss Alice Beatie. daugh-
ter Of. the late II. S. Beatie, and Mr..
John II. Walker, son Of Mathew II.
help was also made happy with cash
piftg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24
Annie Lee Bound Over

Annie Lee, the colored woman who
used knife on Private John C. Hum
phries of company C. Twenty fourth
infantry, ten days ago, was given a
preliminary hearing in the police court
to-day resulting in the holding of the
defendant to the district court in bonds
of $500 paper or 800 cash. Meanwhie
Annie occupies a cell in the county
jail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24
W. N. RICHARDSON, Eureka, Fla.

the first Relief society organized by
Joseph Smith, the Prophet. She moved
to Utah In 1851.
The children, grandchildren. great
and great-great- grandchildren which
survive her number close on to two
hundred. Her last sickness continued
for about six weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24

silver, 57K; lead, $3.50.

silver, 57H; lead, $780,
A strike is reported in the Snowflake
mine at Tlntc, the ore body being four
feet wide and carrying good values in
silver, lead and gold.
Rumor has IL that Col. Nick Treweek
has unloaded his interest in the Al
lance, the same consisting of 1900
shares, for which it is said he has re-
ceived $4,000.
Advlces from Winnemucca. New, are
to the effect that n rich strike has
been made In the Golden Eagle mine,
owned and operated by Salt Lakers,
The discovery is a body OF ore from
four and half to six feet wide carry
ing values ranging from siS to 500 in
gold to the ton.
Montpelier Examiner: The mill at
the Blackstone mine broke down one
day last week. and MS result the min
ers have been laid off for u short while.
A new casting has been ordered and
as soon as 1t arrives operations vii be
resumed, The last car OF ore sent TO
Salt Lake is said to have been highly
satisfactory TO the management.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24
NEW YORK MARKETS.


New York. December 2i.-Money on call
nominally Wi per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3s9t per cent.
Sterling exchange weak. With actual
business In bankers bills ut 4.s4AcJa for
demand and 4.slii@h for sixty days
Posted rates I. sss3sI.S3 and 4.s5loi.s6
Commercial bills isois.
silver certificates 5s9sGgjSa
Bar silver 15A.
Mexican dollars s59f.
Government bonds iirm new fours reg
lstcrcd. l2sif: ditto coupons. 1887. fours
registered. ll2h; ditto coupons, u4A:
twos. 0l's ilves registered, iiil4; auto coup
ons. lllA; pncllc slAes of w. n2si.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24

GRANT GOLD MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
lN annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Grant Gold Mining company will he held
at the once OF the company. Home Fire lnsur
ance Company of Utah building, N os, "a to 2i
Esst Temple street, SAT- Lake CITY. Utah. on
Tuesday. January q tn, 1898. ut O'Clock p. m.
Tor the election OF of1r ers and for the sac-
ton OF such other business MS may come be-
fore said meeting
sALT LAKE CiTY, Utah. December "a. 1897.
THOMAS W. SLOAN, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24
PostoAice Holiday Hours.

Carriers viii make two trips in the
business district and two in the resi-
dence district General delivery am.
to pm: stamp window open from s
am. to l pm; regular department
Open from o am. to 1 pm, for deliv-
ery only
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24

"My wife has been in poor health for
long time and unable to do her work.
and a part of the time was confined
to her bed. A few months ago she be-
gan taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and
now she Is entirely well and able to
do her work. We are grateful for
Hoods Sarsaparilla." Gabriel Greago,
st. Johns, Ariz.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24
silver King Dividend.

The Silver King is out with it's seth
dividend in the sum OF s37, 1900 the same
being distributed today and swelling the
company's total to the muniflcent sum
of s1.500.000. The dividend was de-
clared yesterday afternoon at n meet
ing of the stockholders held at Park
city, and created much surprise in
mining circles because of its being the
18th during the current year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24

County Recorder Jensen has sworn
to complaint in Justice McMasters
court charging James II. Monk, this
time with forgery. 1t is alleged in the
complaint that Monk, as mining re-
corder for the Big Cottonwood district,
did feloniousy alter the record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24
CHICAGO MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK
Chicago. December -.
HOGS Estimated receipts today 10000:
left over GOO; market rather slow, with
Qs3.iOi mixed, - 36a 49, sgs heavy. sLeogt
Sac; rough, sj.2OBs325.
CATTLE-Receipts 1900; strong to shade
higher. Bceves, S3.TStt5.J1; COWS and
hclfcrs. si.sOIsii0: Texas steers, 81 15f3S4. 20;
stockers and feeders, s3.I56lS4
SHEEP Strong. quality poor. Native
sheep, s2D0Nsi,0; Westerns, $500 :4.40
lambs, s9.45ls5.s5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24

The Metallurglcal company made a
shipment of AZ, 500 lbs. of anthony on
Saturday, the 4th inst. They have been
employing seven miners and twelve
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it
fails to cure. 25c The genuine has
l.. b. q. on each tablet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24
MINOR MENTION.

Elder George d. Pyper will sing n
solo at the High Priests meeting to-
morrow.
Fred Williston pleaded guilty to beg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24
viii Not Issue Tomorrow,

Tomorrow being Christmas the
News" viii give its employees hoii-
day and will not appear again until
Monday evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24
UNLISTED STOCKS.
TRANSFERS OF STOCKS.

Five hundred shares of Geyser-
Marion a 9iA cents per share and
800 q 95 300 Northern Light "a 44lA
cents; 100 Ontario a Si.05; 200 Chloride
Point % 40 cents; 100 Swansea a S9.02iA
100 South Swansea m SlS7ls. Total
shares sold, 2,4OO; selling value OF
stocks, s2,3SS,25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24

HOODS PILLS are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. Gentle,
reliable. sure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24

Cure a Headache In IL Minutes,
BY using DIR. Davis Anti Headache
All Druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24
THE WEEKS BUSINESS.

During the week shares have
charged hands as follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24

Cure Headache In 10 Minutes.
BY using DR.. Davis Anti Headache
All Druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-12-24
WEATHER vANE.

Today's temperature shown In tn
tac emile Thermometer given below.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04
DyEING AND CLEANING WORKS.

DNElNG ND CLEANING WORKS.
ii. IA. Reisman, 2l6 Richmond st.
DRUGGISTS.
l.. II. Miller, BOO Westminster Sc.
Alfred Barth. 557 Public st.
James Brown, Ives, cor. trenton ST.
w. L. Bowen. 452 Cranston st.
Elias Carpenter & Co., cor. Aborn and
Fountain SITS.
Central Pharmacy, 253 SO. Main ST.
j. Darcy. 1906 Westminster st.
Tho Eddy Pharmacy. 800 Eddy st.
Albert fenner. $50 Westminster st.
Il. T.. Gilbert, Charles ST., cor. Branch
Wanskuck Pharmacy, 0l2 Branch ave.
Harris q Green, is Market square.
A. W. Howe, 222 Broad ST., cor. sum-
mer.
G. f. Hornbera 73 Douglas ave.
H. !. HUFF, Olneyville
John MetZger, 230 anu S83 No. Main st.
Mark ;. Nichols, l73 Charles st.
Charles SO. Pharmacy. 236 Charles ST.
Ross Brothers, 81 and 6l Camp ST.
Chas. +. Shean, III Brook ST., cor.
Transit.
o. sumner q Son, cor. weybossot and
Chestnut SITS.
Chas' = Thomas, 2S3 Richmond st.
lowle x Rounds, 800 Pine ST.
Union Pharmacy, cor. Washington and
Union SITS.
NJ. b. Wood cor. Taunton ave. and
Valley st, East Providence
White Il Thornton. ll9l Westminster st.
II. l.. Swindells. 9l0 Manton ave.
y. r. Rciner. Comfortable
J. j. Alfreds 4 son, Sll EDDY st.
i. y. Strickland * Co, 273 Academy
ave.
Gilbert II. Parker. l59 Plainflcld st
:. j. Briggs u Co, 2G7 Atwells ave.
Chas. A. Gladding, 397 Elmwood ave.
Washington Park Pharmacy. liSl
Broad ST.
Tho Enright Drug Co, 372 Westminster
ST.
Faulkner, j. :. & Co.. llj South Main st.
ELECTRICAL APPARaTuS.
Geo, Il. Thurston & Co 60 SO. Main st.
EXPRESS AND MOVING,
william Clayton, Crapston ST.
FISH AND OYSTERS.
Thomas II. Adams, 23S Cranston ST.
William a. Clark, 35l Point st.
Elmwood Fish Market. 36t Elmwool
avo.
John r. Fenrney. 49 Exchange Place.
&. +. Harding, i7 Plainneld ST., Johns
ton. RI
G. !. purvere, II Warren ave.
w. =. Purvere. 257 Wickenden st.
Joshua III. Steere. i6l Pine ST.
j. j. Sampson. 4Sg Eddy st.
Frank 4. Sauls, 537 Branch ave.
Geo. +. Bateman. 29i Thurbers ave.
Green's Island Fish Market. lS5 Atwells
ave
FLORISTS.
4. O'Connor, Hope ST. and 3S Dorrance ST.
fairbrother Il Wood, il5 Westminster
ST
Geo. Johnson q Son. i21 Elmwood ave
FRUITS
Horny W. Cooley s. Co., l06 Westmin-
stot ST.
r.. l.. Maynard, 81 Aborn st.
FURNITURE.
The Household Furniture Co, 23l 60 237
Wevbo ST.
George h. Daniels. % and % No Main
81.
!. H. Hulmc, ola and 0l7 Manton ave.
GENTS FURNiSHINGS,
Harson's, l96 TO ~ Westminster st.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04

j. II. j. Reilley. 9il Westminster st.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS aud LINOLEUM.
Tho Household Furniture Co., 23l to 237
oYbosSet st.
Geo H. Dar iels III and l26 No. Main
st.
Geo. II. Peterson, lSS To 2O6 Charles st.
Roger o German, 266-26S Prairie ave.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Il. NJ WEIGH. 36 Broad 50.
George +. Young n Bro, % West
minister st.
William II. Cowan, GO No. Main st.
H. l.. Maynard, 81 Aborn st.
T.. Corey. 362 So Main st.
ID. q. Taylor, 10 SO. Main ST.
CLOTHING.
The j. y. Barnaby Co, $50 to 1914 West
minister st.
lioston * Providence Clothing Co., 1856
to l3o Westminster Sc.
Talbot * Co.. 1888 TO 1914 westmin.
ster st., Olneyvtlle.
CI,oAkS. JACKETS. CAPES SKIRTS
WRAPPER, AND SHIRT WAISTS.
The j. Il. Barnaby Co., $50 to 1914 West
minister st.
COAL AND WOOD.
Louis ii. Brown, l24 Pitman street
Gcc. IA. Merritt, l9i and JOG Cranston
II. b. Little &, Co., , and 4 Plainileld
St, Olnevville.
NJ. l.. Watson & Sons 50 Oakland st.
Ihos. u. Foye. 2l7 Dean ST.
lhos. LYONS $50 Atwells ave.
James Nugent 25S Plain st.
CUTLERY AND DDRhUGHTING INSTRU-
ME>T..
i. NJ. Schmid ~ son, 3l3 Westminster
st.
CONFFCrIoNERs AND CATERERS.
Victor GeIh, lgl Westminster st.
kybert SpinK, l07 CTanston ST.
Il. Nj Borden, 4gl Westmi inster ST.
Arnold Huller. - Plainiold ST., Olnoy-
Willie
CHINA, GLASS AND FANCY GOODS.
George y. Peterson, 200 20l Charles st.
Wood, Bicknall n Potter Co., 800 to
800 Westminster Sc.
CRoCKERy AND WARE.
Wood. Bicknnll a Potter Co., 800 To 1862
Westminster st.
Tho Household Furniture CO., 23l to 237
W5ybosset st.
DENTISTS.
w. II. Tilingbast ID. ID. =. 300 Vest
minister ST., anu Irons Block, Olneyville,
g. III. Carpenter, - II. =, Kay B'd X,
Rom T., EsSt Providence
URirEEY, RUGs. ETC.
a. J.. Mylod 4 Son, $50 Westminster Sc.
FRY go ODDs.
O'Gcrmau * Co, 2l1 Westminster st.
]. q san Souci s. Co. 1857 10 1861
! Westminster ST., O,nOvville.
l.. z. Doyle q Co., 3S2 20 3SS Wicken-
| den -.
Dwver Bros S6l Westminster St
RogCr smith n Co., 10 Charles ST.
-. T.. NnVluno ~ Co., 10l CranstOn ST.
| Alexander Munro ! Taunton ave-
| H T. Follows. 472 lhurbcrs ave.
| NJ. 4. Campbell * Co. 900 Eddy 81.
| ~ y. MCodio \ CO., 2.1 ana 22g Grams
] ton st.
..oger O'Gormon goo and 26S Prairie
| ave
| Henry liardman "a. Atw1lls ave-
| Jos A. WolL lSl Westminster 81.
h. a. CpiRhtun, Cranston. H. l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04
Fred Manning, 596 to 59s Westminster

Fred Manning, 526 to 52S Westminster
st.
w. !. Petrie. ~ Westminster st.
Molloy x Canning. 76 No. Main st.
John +. McOsker, III Charles st.
;. Rocnford, 1913 Richmond st.
Fitzpatrick Bros, 3)2 Thurbers ave-
II. T.. Jameson, Taunton ave, East
Providence.
Alfred Barnett, S9i Branch ave.
San Souci' :, Olneyville square.
A. Y. Noodle u Co., 227 and 229 Grams
ton Sc
Alexander Munro, Taunton ave-, East
Providence.
j. +. Maglone. 70l Cranston st.
Roger Smith x Co., 10 Charles ST.
l.. 4. Doyle n Co, 3S3 TO 3SS Wickcn
c. Il. Cornell, 19S So Main ST.
Roger O'Gorman, 2J6 and S6S Prairie
ave.
Henry A. Hardman, 247 Atwells ave.
B. +. LsncE $40 Atwells ave.
Jos A. Wolf, lS5 Westminster st.
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS and FRUITS
r. L. Rose & Co.. 90 and 6s Wey bosset
St.
b. NJ. Adams, 800 Cranston st.
James B. Blair, 26S Benefit st.
j. q =. \. BOydon, 57i to o1S No. Main
ST.
Westminster Grocer Co., 721 Westmin-
Ster ST., cor Dean.
Broad Street Grocery, Geo. A. Cope
land, 295 .299 Broad ST.. 2s3-2S5 Pearl st.
Alfred Buckley, S1 Broad ST.
&. ID. Carr 1895 and 1887 Westminster
St
Il. l.. n w. s. French, Cranston. II. /.
&. y. Ballou, Lakewood. H. |.
j. Ii. Crone 9O6 Eddy st.
j. j. Cooper, liz Plain -.
G. l.. Sunuies q Co., 267 Montgomery
ave.
G. G. Duffy, 77 Douglas ave-
Edward EdRers. % and ~ Aborn st.
Westminster Grocery Co.. 72l Westmin-
stor ST.
Gallagcr Pros, 81 and % Randall st.
Gatas * Baldwin, 20J aud 2ll Smith 80.
4. GrAnlund ~ Co., Gd5 Eddy st.
Ihos :. Holloway, Knightsville r. !.
Henry G. Greenhaigh, I2i and 426
Wickenden e.
:. Il. Gilmore 5l7 Eddy st.
German n Co, 1920 ana 1929 Wicken-
den ST.
N. B. Hagen, 226 Thurbers ave.
G. ). Harden bergh 43i Smith st.
Ii. V. Haswell, ~ Branch ST.
Il. B. Hathaway Il Sons, ll6 and llS
South st.
:. j Hawkin, 3l3 Smith st.
NJ. IL. hawkins. lG5 No. Main st.
James a. King 26l Charles ST.
kni9rim Bros, Arlington, *. l.
q. H. Merrill * Co., Prairie ave. and
Broad 81
Patrick Mckenna, Branch and Doug
las ave
O'Connell Bros. lg Nc kenna ST.
l.. T.. Horton. Providence Grocery cor.
Broad and Chestnut SIS.
John Prior, l39 Ri3hmond Sc.
Cyril &. Peck, l3S and 40 So. Main st.
:. q, Pollott, 1876 Cranston st.
A. B. Pellett. l3D Cranston 81.
Alfred Smith, 5G7 Branch ave
NJ. VI. sphinx, 211 Cranstun II.
NJ j. sullivan a. Bro, G01.6ll WiCken-
den and G6 Furnace SITS.
Van Alstyne n Lewis, 80 Hardness st.
Warren Ave. Cash Grocery and Mar
ket. 2lO Warren ave.
". a. Waterman, 80 Camp ST.
J.. A. Walsh. 22l Ives st.
a. q. Wilcox, 136 No. Main st.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04


chants Who give Trading stamps.
ARTISTS MATERIALS.
Rerrv Bros, 1888 Westminster street.
Charles q. Calder, 35i Westminster
stleet.
ART GOODS.
George A. Sweet, 336 and $40 Westmin.
ster stree.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Edward +. George 81 Co., 81 Weybos-
George p Peterson. 100 Charles st.
AWNINGS AND TENTS.
l.. +. Pease a. Co., and 10 Crawford
St, cor. 20. Water sc.
BAKERS.
T.. X. Brown. l9l No. Main st.
A.. +. Carpenter. III No. Main st.
A. A. Christ. Taunton ave. cor. School
st.. East Providence.
A. T.. Dadd, l3i Richmond st.
George i. Knierim. s26 Broad ST., and
2l6 Lockwood sc.
James Kerr, .Jr, 22S Charles ST.
smith Hill Creamery and Bakery, 2s6
Smith st.
i. j. Aldrich, 10 Broad st.
w. f. StruthCrs. 81 Aborn st.
W. f.. Struthers, 5S Chestnut ST.
q. Il. Wiuslow, 81 Brd0hBm st.
q. T.. Winslow. 500 Crunston st.
Nllllam u Russell 100 Broau ~.
William II. Wood. S03 Eddy 81.
Arnold Huller, % PlGinilold st.
W. A. Hickie g9i Prairie ave.
BAKING POWDER. TEA AND COFFEE.
George T. Peterson. pa Charles st.
BARBERs AND BATHS.
Daniel j. Conrellv, 3lI smith st.
BICYCLES.
W. W. Whit,en Cyce Mfg. Co., li6 10
lJ6 So. Main ST.
Household Furniture Co., 23l to 287
Ney Dosset 81.
A. q. Mink, l0l Snow st.
John J.. Harlow. = M0rt1n ave.
EICNCLE EEPAIREEs.
W. W. whittcn Cycle Mig Co., lis to
156 SO. Main st
John +. Harlow. . Mauton ave-
BICYCLE CLOTHING.
This j. d. BarnaIy CO., lsO To l9i West
minister s.:
TooTs SHOES AND RUBHERs.
j. x T. Cousins G.. Il. Goodrich, Man,
2O3 Westminster 81
Boston shoo Store, san Souci Bros, 1913
Westminster 50.
.Ionn laticrsGn, cor. Charles ana Ran
dali sts
Geo p. whitrcv. 573 Westminster st.
&. T. Corn II l9S 80. Main st
=. O. san Suuci & Co, 1890 and 1904
high ST.. OlIcNNillc.
W. y Normandy. 1lO Cranston 1T.
Charles Mclaughlin 80 NJ. Main St
J., f Jameson, taunton ave, East Proyi-
Ceucc.
Alfred Barnrtt S9i Branch ave.
J.. 4. DOYLE 81 Co..&2 3 ) Wickenden st.
NJ a. Camrhpll & CO.. jn1 Eddy 20.
Fitzpatrick Bros, 3U2 Ihurbors ave,
y. =. Lynch. go Atwells ave
Thomas Lyons. $50 Atwclls ave
Henry a. H6rtmAn, 2i5 Atwells ave.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
J.. NJ. Welch, as bruad -.
a. +. Davis, Isl Mey bosSot and I'll
Union 81
Berry Bios, (stationors), l5jj Westmn.
stor -.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-04

W. II. Williams & Bros, 1921 Wash
ington 81.
=. l.. Smith, 22l Prairie ave.
Il. il. Hoyle, 304 Thurbers ave.
w. T.. Horton. 365.3G7 Elmwood ave.
!. A. Cummings " sons GIG Potters
X. j.. G. Chsmplin, Auburn, X. /.
Comfortable Variety Store, Comfortable,
j. f. Hicks, l05 Elmwood ave.
keefe Bros, 39l Atwells ave.
John Connolly, 179 Dean st.
Il. e.. Andrews, l36-l40 Academy ave.
;. L. Daubn i65-l67 Atwells ave.
Johnston Cash Grocery, l23 Plainiield st.
GLOVES. HOSIERY ana UNDERwEAR
Jos A. Wolf, lS5 Westminster st.
GENERAL VARIETY STORES.
Robert SPHINX 197 Cranston st.
John J. Wilbur, 6S Taunton ave, East
Providence.
W. q. Russell, 1905 Broad st.
f. nj. Welch. 80 Broad st.
j. l.. Barron, Eddy st.
HAIR GOODS.
Flagg & Collins, 422 Westminster ST.
HARDWARE.
T.. Il. George * Co. 81 wey ybosset st.
A. A. Sammis lS5 Wey boss ST.
Vim. II. Sawyer, 1887 Westminster st.
Geo. II. Peterson, lSS Charles st.
HARNESS AND sADDLERY.
Chas. &. Newhall Co, 47-i9 Eddy st.
HATS AND CAPS.
VI. j. Harson, l06-202 Westminster sc.
Fred Manning. 526.52S Westminster st.
Mclloy Il Canning, 76 No Main st.
John T.. MoOsker, IL Charles st.
>. Rockford. 1a3-195 Richmond st.
W. j. Petri, ~ Westminster st.
Fitzpatrick Bros, 3O2 1hurDers ave.
j. 4. Dovle a Co.. 3s2-ISS Wickenden ST.
Is. +. Lynch. 80 Atwells ave.
HATS-LADiE>' AND CHILDREN's.
Harson's, lD6-202 Westminster st.
ICE CREAM.
The w. II. Doughty Co. 20 FiGeld ave
JEwELRY.
H. s. Tanner 64-G6 Westminster st.
Harrington & Co., 262 Westminster st.
j.. H. Hosmer, Westminster and Frank
lin SITS.
A. ID. Wilson, a35 No. Main st.
Baxter Optical Co., 3S No. Main st.
i. A.. Mitchell, 1871 plainteld ST.,
Olneyyille.
LhUNDRIES.
What Cheer Steam Laundry, 80 Stewart
Snowflake Laundry. lS6 Prairie ave.
LADIES OUTFIITER>.
The j. B. Barnaby Co., $50 to 19i West
minister 81.
MEAT MARKETS.
A. Il. Colwcll Il Co., 2l6 Wey ybosSet st.
A. Il. Colwell a. Co., Olnoyville Pubic
Market, 1906 Westminster 81.
W. II. IL. Barney, lO3 Weybosset ST.,
telephone 1881.
Sidney +. Adams, lG7 Benefit st.
Cyril ~ Peck, l3S.li0 So. Main ST.
A. B. Pellett, l30 CranstOn ST.
NJ. j. sullivan a Bro, 60i.6.l Wicken.
den and G6 Furnace sts
Union Market w. ID. Boutell, l23
Washington ~.
Van AIstyne q Lewis. 35 Hardness ST.
W. A. Waterman, 36 Camp st.
j.. A. Walsh. POI Ives 81.
~ q. Wilcox. 736 No Main st.
VI. a. Mowry, 1883 Westminster 81.
r. l.. smith, 22l Prairie ave.