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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-07-13
His Brothers. Ship Lost.

The New York Journal publishes q
thrilling story of the burning of the
ship Belle of Bath, off Barbados
while en- route to China with a cargo
of oil. The boat was commanded by
Captain Curtis, brother of Captain
Sam Curtis, Of this city. All hands
made their way to Barbados in open
boats.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-07-13
The Sheriff Goes.

Sheriff Berrie left last night for At
lanta, to consult DR.. Calhoun, with
reference to an affection of his eyes.
If he can possibly do so, the genial
official will return via Savannah, to
attend the convention of police chiefs
and sheriffs.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-07-13
OFFER OF BOND HOLDERS.
They Want $225,OO0 For the Light and
Water Works.

Water Works.
The Morning News corresp spOndent
learned today that the secret sessions
of council held recently bore direct
ly on the water works problem. 1t is
probable that as a result a proposition
to sell will be submitted to council at
next meeting by representatives of
the bond holders.
This proposition will offer the
plant for $225,OOO, payable yearly at
the rate of $4,000 per annum. The
present rent paid by the city is SILL
600 annually. The proposition will
give the city the option of throwing
up the contract at any time she sees
fit, and the payments made to go as
rent, but it will bind the bondholders
to sell regardless of any future dlspo-
sltion on their part to withdraw from
the trade. 1t was generally conced-
ed that the city had abandoned all
idea of purchasing the plant, and so
announced locally and generally
through the press.
This, the first intimation to the con-
trary, will prove great surprise to
Brunswickians. The people are
unanimously in favor of the city
owning its water works system. The
question of purchase and price will
be discussed when the bondholders
make their proposition to council
Brunswick correspondence, Savannah
News.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-07-13
The Officers Visit

Lieut.. Colding, Lieut.. Lucas and
Ensign Kinsey. of the Savannah Ma
val Militia, spent Sunday st st. Simon
looking over the camp grounds and
visiting the Passaic. They reported
themselves much pleased with the
prospect for pleasant and beneficial
encampment. Lieutenants Aiken,
Wright and Elliot entertained the vis-
itors,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-07-13

Every merchant in Georgia is in
yited to ask the Downing company for
prices or groceries and feed.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-07-13

Choice watermelons from st. Simon
Island received fresh every day at
Segui's fish house, foot of Mansfield
street.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-07-13
FIRST OUTBREAK
OF THE STRIKERS.
Cars of Coal Sent Half Mile Down
Grade Through a
Switch.
INTO WEST VIRGINIA." THE CRY.
Ohio Roads Refuse to Handle West Vir.
ginia COal-0peratOrS Desire
to Suspend

New Straitsville, o., July 12,-Elght
cars of coal standing on the siding at
Monon we're let loose by unknown per-
sons and ran half a mile down the
grade through switch, making a
complete wreck. The Columbus and
Hooking Coal and Iron company,
which owns the coal offers reward of
$4,000 for the arrest of the guilty
parties.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-07-13
NO WEST VIRGINIA COAL,

Cleveland, July 12.-Informatlon
was received In this city that the Ohio
roads have decided to refuse to handle
West Virginia coal. These roads in
cIude the B. & o., g., L.. & W., W.,
& L. E. and the G. c., & s. Efforts
are being made to verify the infor-
nation
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-07-13

Rob Roy flour is leading all others
Why? Because it is the best.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-07-13
WEST VIRGINIA.

pdrCleS.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Pirtsburg, July 12.-''Into West
Virginia." will be the cry this week
of all labor leaders interested in the
coal miners strike. During the week
the cleyerest organizers, labor orators,
and exhorters Will work in West Vir-
ginia dlgglngs spreading the doctrine
of strike. Plttsburg's quota of organ
lzers will be joined In West Virginia
tomorrow or the next day by those
from other parts of the United States.
There will be enough of them to thor
oughly cover the entire coal regions
of the state. When they have finished
their work they will come to Penn
sylvania and Georges creek district
of Maryland. The action of the Unit
ed MinewOrkers' officials in deciding
to make West Virginia the battle
ground of the strike has caused alarm
among local shippers. Consequently
they will place emergency orders at
good round figures,
IN TENNESSEE.
Knoxville, July 12-Authentic in
formation from the Jellico coal min
ing district, where over 1000 miners
are out on strike, is to the effect that
reports as to the destitution existing
among the people are totally without
foundation. The miners have done
no work since July l, but have so far
managed to get support from the out
side. The strike was brought about
manly through desire of the opera
tors to suspend during the summer on
account of the low price of coal and
high freights. They have been 1ndif-
ferent whether an agreement is reach
ed as to wages. AS yet no violence is
reported.
NO WEST VIRGINIA COAL.
Cleveland, July 12.-Informatlon
-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-07

Fred Manning, 526 to 52S Westminster
ST.
W. j. Potrle ~ westminste st.
Molloy & Canning, 76 No. Main st.
John Il. McOsker, ia Charles st.
>. ROcbford 1913 Richmond st.
Fitzpatrick Bros, BOZ Thurbers ave.
+. T.. Jameson, Taunton ave, East
Providence.
Alfred Barnett. S94 Branch ave.
San Souci's, Olneyville square.
A. y. Noodle q Co., 227 and 229 Grams
ton St
Alexander Munro, Taunton ave-, East
Providence.
j. r. MaRlone, 70l Crsnston ST.
Roger Smith 4 Co., 40 Charles SO.
j.. 4. Doyle * Co, 3S2 TO 3SS Wickon-
den st.
C. p. Cornell 1QS So Main ST.
Roger O'Gorlnan, 2G6 and 26S Prairie
ave.
Henry A. Hardman, 247 Atwells ave.
Is. h. LsncE, $40 Atwells ave.
Jos. A. Wolf, lS5 Westminster st.
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS aud FRUITS
r. L. Rose &c Co., 66 and 6S Weyboss
ST..
B. NJ. Adams 500 Cranston st.
James H. Blair, 26S Benefit Sc.
j. x ;. A. Boyden, 57i TO 57S No. Main
Westminster Grocer Co., 721 Westmin-
ster ST., cor Dean
Broad street Grocery, Geo. A. Cope
land, 295.29J Broad ST. 2s3-2S5 Pearl st.
Alfred Buckley, s37 Broad st
{. ID. Carr, 1925 ana 1887 Westminster
! Sc.
+. L. x W. S. French, Cranston. r. 1.
4. A. Ballou. Lakewood H. l.
j. III. Crone, 90j Eddy st.
J. y. Cooper, liz Plain st.
Il. Il. SUnnies u CO., 267 Montgomery
ave-
c. g. Duffy, ~ Douglas ave.
Edward Edgers. 92 and 81 Aborn st.
Westminster Grocery Co.. 72l Wostmin-
stor ST.
Galagcr Bros. 81 and 90 Randall st.
Gates a Baldwin, 20J and 2ll Smith So.
4. Granluud a Co. Cos Eddy st.
Ihos. ;. Holloway, Knightsyiilc, r. /.
Henry g. Greenhalgh, 424 and 426
WiCkcnden sc.
:. l.. Gilmore. 5l7 Eddy ST.
Gurman ~ Co, 1920 ana 1922 Wicken-
den 81
N. B. Hagen, 926 Thurbers ave-
G.. :. Harden borgh. 43i Smith 50.
Ii. V. Haswell, 3S7 Branch st.
+. B hathaway ~ Sons, ll6 and llS
South ST.
:. J Hawkin-, 3l3 Smith st.
NJ H. Huwkihs 100 No. Main sc.
James A. King, 265 Charles -.
kniarim Bros, Arlington, r. |.
q. II. Merrill d Co., Prairie ave- and
Broad Il.
Patrick Mckenna, Branch and Doug
las ave.
'Cunnell Bros. 10 Nc kenna st.
l. H. Horton. Providence Grocery cor
! Broad and Chestnut sts.
John Prior, l39 Rishmond ST.
Cyril &. Peck, l3S and 40 So Main ST.
= q. Pellet, l26 Cranston st.
a. B. Pollett 1870 Cranston -.
Alfred Smith, jG7 Branch ave
NJ. NJ. Sphinx, 277 Cranston ST.
NJ. j. Sullivan a. Bro. GO1-6ll Wickon-
den aud G6 Furnace SITS /
Van Alstyne * Lewis, IS Harkncss 50.
Warren Ave, Cnsh Grocery and Mar
ket. 2lO Warren ave.
W. a. Waterman, 36 Camp st.
J.. \. Walsh. 22i Ives st.
a. O.. Wilcox, 736 No. Main st.
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j. II. !. Reilloy, 9il Westminster st.
CARPET, OILCLOTIIs aud LINOLUUM.
Tho Household Furniture Co, 23l TO 237
View bCsset ST.
Geo. h. DaEiels, l2i and 1876 No. Main
st.
J. r. Hume, 9l5 and 9l7 Manton ave.
Geo j. Peterson, lSS 60 206 Charles st.
Roger O'Gorman, 2l6-26S Prairie ave
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
L. NJ. Weich. 3G Broad ST.
George +. Young q Bro, % West
minister st.
William II. Cowan. &C. No. Main St
Il. l.. Maynard. 81 born St
j.. Corey. 3i2 SO Main ST.
ID. c. Taylor 10 SO. Main st.
CLOTHING.
The j. B. Barnaby Co, $50 to 19i West
minister ST.
Boston & Providence Clothing Co, 1856
to 1873 Westminster ST.
Talbot ~ Co.. 1888 10 1914 Westmin
ster ST., Olneyvilla.
CIoAKS. JACKETS, CtPES. SKIRTS
WRAPPER, AND SHIRT WAISTS.
The j. B. Barnaby Co., $50 TO 1874 West
minister ST.
COALAND WOOD.
Louis II. Brown, IA Pitmau street.
Gee. Ii. Merritt, lJI and 1876 Cranston
r. b. Little & Co.. and 4 Plainaold
St, Olnevville.
Nj. l.. Watson & Sons, 50 Oakland st.
Thcs. Il. koye. 2l7 Dean ~.
1hos. LYONS $50 Atwells ave.
James Nugent 25S Plain St
CUTLERY AND DDRAUGHTISG INSTRU-
MENT..
i. NJ. Sohmid 4 son, 3l3 Westminster
st.
1nNETETIhNrps Avn C,rEprps
Victor Golh. l9l Westminster st.
Robert sphinx, l97 Cranston St
+. VI. Borden. 4gl Westminster st.
Arnold Huilor. - Plaintield ST., Olney-
Vile.
CHINA, GLASS AND FANCY GOODS.
George y. Peterson, 2CO.20l Charles st.
Wood, Bicknall X Potter Co., 800 to
500 Westminster st.
CROCKETY AND GLASSWARE.
Wood. Bickuo!l q Potter Co., $50 to 3G9
Westminster SO.
The bouschold Furniture Co, 23l TO 237
WeybCsset So
DENTISTS.
W. II. TiIlarhast ID. ID. 5, 200 Vest
minister S., ana Irons Block, Olneyville.
&. ii Curprntpr - ID. =, Ray B'd <,
Rom f., Inst Providence.
DRirERY, RUGS. ETC.
y. T.. Mylcd 4 son, $50 Westminster st..
DRY GOUDs.
O'Gorman * Co, 2l7 Westminster st.
J! q san SuuC a. Co., 1857 TO 1861
Westminster So, OinUyvi!le.
j.. 9. Doyle & Co., 3S3 90 8Ss Wicken.
Gen -.
DIVER Bros SCI Westminster St
Roger smith & Co.. 10 Charles st.
!. +. MsgIouo q Co., 10l CTanston st.
AlayanCrr Muuro ! Taunton ava.
H. T.. fellows 80 Ihurhprs ave
NJ. a. CamuDcll & Co. jO1 Eddy 81.
\. y. MCoGie n CO., 2.7 ana 220 Grams
| ton So
oyer O'Gorm3n, 2GG and POS Prairie
! ave
Henry Uarlman. 9t7 Atwells ave.
los \. Wrt Isl Westminster IT.
Is. 4. tIG-hiuu. Irauston, AZ. /.
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DyEING AND CLEANING WORKS.

DNEiNG AND CLEANING WORKS.
II. ii. Reisman, 2l6 Richmond st.
DRUGGISTS.
l.. T.. Miller, 300 Westminster st.
Alfred Barth. 557 Public st.
James Brown, Ives, cor Trenton st.
w. L. Bowen ASP Cranston ST.
Elias Carpenter q Co., cor. Aborn and
Fountain SITS
Central Pharmacy, 253 So Main ST.
L. Darcy. 100 Westminster y.
The Eddy PHARMACY, 555 Eddy st.
Albert Fenner. $50 Westminster ST.
4. h. Gilbert, Charles St., cor. Branch
ave.
Wanskuck Pharmacy 9l2 Branch ave.
Harris SS Green, Is Market square.
A. W. Howe, 222 Broad ST., cor. sum
mer.
c. L. Horn berger, 73 Douglas ave.
II. |. Huff, Olnevville.
John Metzger, 230 ana S32 No. Main st.
Mark ;. Nichols, l73 Charles st.
Charles st. Pharmacy 236 Charles ST.
Ross Brothers, O. and go Camp sc.
Chas L. Shean, l47 Brook ST., cor
Transit.
o. sumner & Son, cor. Weybosset and
Chestnut SITS.
Chas :, Thomas, 2S3 Richmond st.
lowle x Rounds, 500 Pine st.
Union Pharmacy, Cor. Washington and
Union SITS.
Nj. b. Wood, cor. Taunton ave. and
VALLEY Sc East Providence
White q Thornton, 1l9l Westminster st.
ii. l.. SwindeliS 9l0 Manton ave.
y, Il. RCinCr. Comfortable
l. j. Alfreds x son, Sll Eddy st.
i. y. Strickland Il Co, 273 Academy
ave
Gilbert r.. Parker. 150 Planfeld st
:. j. Briggs & Co., 267 Atwells ave.
Cbas. A. Gladding, 5y7 Elnwood ave.
Washington Park Pharmacy, 1881
Broad ST.
The Enright Drug Co., 372 Westminster
Faulkner, ]. :. & Co.. li3 South Main st.
TLECTRICaL APPARATUS.
Geo. II. Ihurston 4 Co, CO 20. Main st.
EMPRESS AND MOVING.
william Clayton, Cranston So.
FISH AND OYSTERS.
Thomas f.. Adams, 23S Cranston ST.
William a. Clark, 3Jl Point st.
Elmwood Fish Market, 3jl Elmwood
John 4. Fearney. ~ Exchange Place.
{. +. Harding, a. Plainteld ST., Johns
ton, RI
&. j. Purvere, II Warren ave
W. .. purvere 257 Wickendcn st.
Joshua n. SteCra iGl Pine st.
j. j. sampson. lSJ Eddy st.
Frank T. Sauls 537 Branch ave.
Geo +. Bnteman 2gi Ihurbers ave
Green's Island Fish Market, 1s5 Atwells
ave.
FLORISTS.
T.. O'Connor, Hope 81. and 3S Dorrance st
Eairbrother y Wood, 40 Westminster
ST.
Geo. johnson Il Son. 52l Elmwood ave-
FRUITS.
Henry w. Cooley 4 Co.. l06 Westmin-
ster -.
A.. h. Maynard, S. AbOrn st.
FURNITURE.
Tho Household Furniture Co., 23l 60 237
Npvbosset 81.
George +. Daniels, "a ard 90 No. Main
-.
j. X. Hume, 9l5 and 9l7 Thnton ave.
GENTS' IURNISHINGS,
Hnrson's, 1876 TO ~ Westminster ST.
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W. II. Williams & Bros, 1921 Wash
ington st. -
j. II Fuller, 45 Gilmore st.
II. l.. Smith, 221 Prairie ave.
q. l.. Hoylo 304 Thurbers ave.
w. T.. Horton, 365.367 Elmwood ave.
j. A. Cummings q Sons, 6l6 Potters
ave.
II. +. G. Champlin, Auburn, II. /.
Comfortable Variety Store Comfortable,
II. l.
j. f. Hicks, 1O5 Elmwood ave.
Keefe Bros, 30l Atwells ave.
John Connolly, 179 Dean st.
4. q. Andrews, l36-li0 Academy ave.
:. Il. Daubney l65-l67 Atwels ave.
Johnston Cash Grocery, l23 Plainfield Sc.
GLOVES, HOSIERY ana UNDERwEAR
Jos. A. Wolf, lS5 Westminster st.
GENERAL VARIETY STORES.
Robert SPHINX, 1917 Cranston ST.
John j. Wilbur is Taunton ave-, East
Providence.
w. q. Russell, 1905 Broad st.
T.. NJ, Wclch. 36 Broad SC.
j. Il. Barron, Eddy ST.
HAIR GOODS.
Flagg & Collins, 432 Westminster ST.
HARDWARE.
T.. 7. George y CO.. 81 Weybosset ST
A. a. Sammis, lS5 Wey bosset 81.
VIM. H. sawyer, 1857 Westminster ST.
Geo. II. Peterson, 1873 Charles st.
HARNESS AND SADDLERY.
Chas. G. Newhall Co.. 47-40 Eddy st.
HATS AND CAPS.
NJ. !. Harson, lg6-202 Westminster sc.
Fred Manning. b26.53S Westminster st.
Molloy q Canning, as No. Main ST.
John f. MCOsker ia Charles st.
=. Rockford. la3-105 Richmond st.
w j. Petri, "a Westminster st.
Fitzpatrick Bros, 3o2 rhurDers ave.
a 4. A f,I-a
Is. Il. Lynch. 80 Atwells ave.
HATS-LhDIEs' AND CHILDREN's.
Harson's, lg6-2O3 Westminster ST.
ICE CREAM.
The W. II. Doughty Co, 20 Fifleld ave.
JEWELRY.
II. ;. Tanner, 6i-G6 Westminster st.
Harrington u CO.. 2G} Westminster st.
f.. H. hosmer Westminster and Frank
lin SITS.
A. d. Wilson, 235 No. Main st.
Baxter Optical Co., 3S No. Main 50.
i. \. Mitchell, 1917 Plainfeid ST.,
Olneyviile.
LAUNDRlES.
What Choar Steam Laundry 90 Stewart
Snowflake Laundry, ls6 Prairie ave.
LADIES OUrFIITERS.
The j. B. Barnaby Co., $50 to 1874 Wost-
minister st.
MEAT MARKETS.
A. Il. Colwcll q Co., PIG Weybosset st.
A. T.. Colwell q Co., Olreyyille Pubic
Market, 1905 Westminster st.
W. II. II. Barney LOB Moybosset ST.,
telephone 1881.
sidney J.. Adams 1G7 Benefit st.
Cyril &. Peck l3S-liO So. Main ST.
A. II. Pellott, l3O Oranstun 81.
VI. j. sullivan ~ Bro, 6O1.6il Wicken-
den and GG Furnace SITS.
Union Market, w. ID. Boutell 1913
Washington sc.
Van AIstyne 81 Lewis. 80 Hardness 50.
W. a. Waterman, 80 Camp st.
l.. A. Walsh, 22l Ives 81.
a. q. Wilcox, 136 No. Main Sc.
VI. a Mowry, 1888 Westmnste 81.
u. l.. Smith, 22i Prairie ave.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-07
Dire ctory for Providence, r. I.

plTe ctoyy TOT fFOSlueNCe, ". u
OF syrdicate cfL Lead ng Entcrprising Mer-
chants who Civ Trading stamps.
ARTISTS MATERIALS.
Perrv Bros. 1855 Westminster street.
Charles q. Calder, 35i Westminster
street
ART GOODS.
George A. Sweet, 336 and $40 Westmin.
ster stree.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEME> rs.
Edg ard f. George & Co., 81 Weybos-
set strtet
George p Peterson, 100 Charles st.
AWNING AND TENTS.
l.. Il. Pease u Co., and l3 Crawford
ST., cor. so. Water sc.
BAKERS.
+. r. Brown, 10l No. Main st.
II. +. Carpenter. III No. Main ST.
A. A. Christ, Taunton ave, cor. School
st., East Providence.
A. f. Dadd, l34 Richmond st.
George i. knierim. E26 Broad ST., and
81 Lockwood s..
James Kerr, Jr, 92S Charles st.
Smith Hill Creamery aud Bakery, 2S6
Smith st.
w. +. StruthCrs, 50 A born st.
". u. Struthers 5S Chestnut st.
e. T. Winslow eco CrHnStDu ST.
William Il Russell 1905 5road st.
William ii. Wood, sos Eddy 81.
Arnold Huler, - Plainfeld Sc.
w. A. Hickie, 294 Prairie ave.
BAKING POWDER. TEA AND COFFEE.
George Z. Peterson 2ol Charles st.
BARRIER AND BATHS.
Daniel j. Connolly, 3lS smith st.
W. W. whit,en Cyc'c Mfg Co., rs 10
l56 So. Main st.
Household Furniture Co.. 23l to 237
Ney nosset ST.
A. e. Mink, l0l Snow ST.
John +. Harlow, 2 M0ntun ave.
mCYCLE RtPAIREEs.
w. W. Written lyclo MIG. Co., liS to
l56 So. Main -
John +. Harlow, Mauton ave.
BICyCIE CLOTHING.
Tbs j. b. Barpaty Co, lS0 to l9i West
minister 80
TOoTS SHoI 6 AND EUBBERS.
u & r. Cousi's, G. Il. Goodrich, Man,
2O3 Westmii stCr 81
Boston Shoe store, san Souci BrCs., l53
Westminster st.
.John 1atiorsall, cor. Charles and Ran
dali sis
Gcn p. whitucv. 773 Westminster st.
G. y. Cornall lgS So Main -.
=. y. san SDuti q Co., 1890 and 1904
Etsh g.. Oli pvNilP.
". O Nurrnpdv. 10 Cranstop st.
Charles Mclaughlin, 80 M. Main st
r. +. jameson, taunton ave, East Proyi-
deuce.
Alfred Parn, G., S9i Branch ave.
J.. Il. DOYLE {, Goa 3'S Wickenden ST.
NJ a. Camuhpli & Co., 5n7 Eddy 70.
Fitzpairick Bros GO2 Thrrbors ave-
Is. l.. Lynch 80 AtVel!s ave.
Thomas Lyors, $50 Atwells ave.
Henry A. HHrdn}an, pa Atwells ave.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
T.. NJ. Wclch, 56 Erond st.
A. +. Davis, ISL Woy bosset and 2ll
Union So
Berry Bros, (ststionors), 1855 Westmin.
ster st
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}. L. Hoyle, 6o4 Thurbers ave.

G. l.. Hoyle, 6o4 Thurbers ave.
q. A. Ballou. Lakewood, X. i.
g. L. Sorries ~ Co.. 267 Montgomery ave.
Ihos. > Holloway, Knightsville. - i.
j. a. Cummings x sons. GIG Potter av.
&. n. Boutelle, S03 Westminster ST.
j. L. Hicks. l05 Elmwood ave.
$. 4. Aldrich. 253 Cranston st.
A. L. Codding. 757 Eddy and 205 Public
SITS.
Broad st. Grocery and Market, 295-299
Broad St. 2S3-2S5 Pearl st.
Alfred Buckley. S27 Broad st.
IL. T.. Champlin, Auburn, X. /.
g. ID. Carr, l035-1037 Westminster ST.
e.. q. Duffy. ~ Douglass ave-
Gallagher Bros, 2l-23 Randall st.
Gates " Baldwin, 2092ll Smith Sc.
Il. Granlund & Co.. 665 Eddy ST
Henry q. Greenhalgh. 42i-i26 Wicken
den st.
:. f. Gilmore 5l7 Eddy st.
German q Co, 1S20-lS22 Wickenden ST
Hagan's, 2g6 Ihurbers ave-
L. :. Harden bergh, 434 Smith St
Il. Is. Hathaway q son, ll6-llS South
st.
NJ. Hawkins, 165 No. Main st.
.Ioslin's, 1875 Canal ST.
James A. King, goo Charles ST.
kEierim Bros, Arlington, k. l.
q. II. Merrill & Co., Prairie ave, and
BrOa1 80.
Patrick McKenna, Branch and Douglass
aves.
Richmond Market CO. (W T. Neal.)
O'Connell Bros. 10 Mckenna st.
Providence Grocery, L. j.. Horton, cor.
Broad and Chestnut sts.
+. o. Cook, Post Oiiico Square, Manton,
II. /.
John Prior 13i Richmond ST
w. T.. Horton. 365367 Elmwood ave.
j. Il. Fuller. 40 Gilmore 81.
w. II. Williams * Bro, 1921 WASH
ington ST.
ID. NJ Adams, 500 Cranston ST.
koefe Bros, 39l Atwells ave
John Connolly, 10 Doan ST.
4. q. Andrews 136-l4O Academy ava
MAMMAL, BIRD SKINS, ETC.
]. w. Critchley, 35t Westminster st.
MERCHANT TAIL0Rs.
Isaao Cole, 39S Westminster ST
Harry Friedland. iS4 Westminster Sc.
MILLINERY.
Bon Ton Millinery, 2S0 Westminster st.
ii. H. Adams, 205 Westminster st.
4. Is. Fisher, 400 Westminster st.
Madame Brassard. 1859 Westminster St
Roger Smith Co, 10 Charles st.
MILL SUPPLIES
W. II. Sawyer, 1857 Westminster ST
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
The NJ. Steinert & Sons Co.. S27-329
Westminster ST.
j. 4. Fletcher, Olneyville, II. l.
NEWS, CONFECTIONERY AND STA
TIONERY.
Il. II. j. Reilly, 9il Westminster st.
Albert Il. Davis, Isl Weybosset ST., and
ell Union So
Berry Bros, 1885 Westminster ST
j. &. Taylor. 10 SO. Main st.
j.. q. Goroy, 1852 So Main sc.
William Clayton, Cra1stOn ST
johnson 4 johnson Co. 20 Cranston 50
John A. Mills, lGg plantield ST.
Il. NJ. Welch. 80 Broad st.
Thomas Sphinx, l51 Crauston street.
OPTICIANS.
Harrington & Co. eG2 Westminster ST
Baxter Optical Co, 81 North Main st.
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EXPLANATION

The syndicate OF merchants whose names
appear In the books distributed by us ana VINO
represent the leading and enterprising pusi'
ness men OF their lines In the city, are
anxious 10 secure new customers, ana thus IN
crease their trade, by giving Trading stamps
And when re eived by the customer from the
sevei al merchants with whom they trade 70
the amount Of 5000, from any or all tho
OF lres combined, will be exchanged for the
customers choice OF a large variety OF mag
nificent premiums, carried in stock by the
Trading Stamp Co, consisting OF richest DO
signs in Quadruple.plated silverware' BOOKS
Pictures, Clocks, Lamps, Furniture, Bicycles
Opera Glasses, Cameras, Musiea! Instruments
Gold Rings etc.
These merchants give you Trading stamp
for each and every ton cents worth Of goods
you bny. For example, If you buy ten cents
worth OF Groceries you will receive one Trad
ing stamp II your bill amounts TO slOO you
will receive ten Trading stamps, etc.
You will only receive Stamps for the mul-
tiple OF ten which is in your purchase. For
irstanco, II your bill is twenty five cents you
will only receive two Stamps, etc.
Stick the Stamps on the figures on the pages
in this book. When You have filled the book
thousand premiums, constantly kept in stock
at 45O and 452 Westminster stree, Providence,
RI few Of which are mentioned in the
back part OF the book Call at our store and
see complete stock.
BEAR IN MIND, the merchants will make
no advance in tho price Of their goods, but,
on the contrary. the increase Of trade by this
new plan will enable them 10 sell closer than
ever before.
If you do not care 20 take advantage OF these
privileges yourself, give some deserving fam
fly the benefit or turn the Stamps over 10
your children or servants
BE SURE TO ASK FOR TRADING
STAMPS As this plan is new 20 the mer-
chants, they may unintentionally neglect 70
give you Stamps The remedy lies with the
customer. You should not hesitate TO ask for
Trading stamps from any merchant in the di-
rectory.
ASK FOR TRADING STAMPS. As a rule
merchants do not give them unless called for.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-07
Observation-Disclosures
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ARTISTS MATERIALS

OF Syrdicate 'f Lead ng Entcrprising Mer-
chants who GIVE Trading stamps.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-12-22

Charles A. Towne John Lind Maj. J. NJ.
Bowler of Bird Island, Mimi. and T. D.
OBrien, of st. Paul, in company with
Twin City representatives of the Demo-
cratic. Populist and Silver Republican par
ties. met yesterday in the Office of E. S.
Corser in the New York Life building.
Messrs. TOwne. Lind and Bowler, were in
Minneapolis to attend the lecture of Presi-
dent Andrews last night, and the occasion
was seized by a few of the faithful for
a conference
G. A. Towne was the central figure and it
was around him that the chief interest
centered. With John Lind as chairman of
the informal gathering, Mr.. Towne spoke
at length to his political associates, touch
ing upon the general situation through
out the country, the campaign in Ohio, and
the chances of success in 1898.
The prospects were bright, Mr.. Towne
said. Everywhere there were signs Of
fusion next fall, and if this could be ac-
complished there could be little doubt of
the result of the elections, he said. Mfnne-
sofa he felt sure would be In the fusion
colmun when the votes were counted in
November.
OF the campaign in Ohio, Mr.. Towne said
he was well satisfied with the result. The
whole force of the national administra ton
had been brought to bear and money had
been expended freely, he claimed, the DEM
ocrats had labored hard, but against great
difficulties and there was no occasion for
disappointment on the part of anyone.
Mr.. Towne remained i'll Minneapolis last
night, the guest of E. S. Corser.