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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-31
JeWeIry.

Raphael, Tuck & sons Celebrated
and Artistic Valentines. that will
appeal To all sorts and conditions OF
hearts, from fifteen to atty cents,
worth double prices.
Marie Antoinette Pompadour Combs
the latest craze In hair effects. Lc.
apiece.
Real Celluloif Side-Combs. studded with
fourteen beautiful Rhinestone. only
Repousse Sterling silver Glove Bu.-
toners and Files. PC, worth BIC
Sterling Silver Hat-Pins, heavily chased.
2jc worth zoe.
Perforated CelIuloid side-Combs. three
inches IN leugth. Sc. a pair
Indestructble Roman Pearl Hat-Pns
that will pin through the whole bar
two for &C.. worth Zoe. apiece.
The Genuine White Topaz Scarf
Pins, four cents, worth soc.
Genuine White Topaz Ear-screws
and Drops, eight cents pair, worth
81.
Ladies' Lace-Edge Handkerchief
for lie. each.
500 HandiSercbiefs, comprising
Swiss Embroidered, Hemstitched.
stitched, In White, Black. and Col
ored BORDERS, for Sc. each.
Ladies Hemstltched and Elaborately
Embroidered Handkerchief in three
different designs, the regular -Ic.
goods. Tor u l-Zc.
Ladies' Plain Linen Hemstltched Hand
kerchiefs for &C.: three for SJc
Ladies' Very Sheer Dainty Embrol-
cred Linen Handkerchiefs regular
80 l-3 and 81 i-2e Goods for l7c.
O Genuine Ostrich Bons In IL
and IL yard lengths, regular -
ones. for S2.75.
dozen Infants Cream Dutch Caps. &c.
ones. for l5c.
ladies' Fine Black Cashmere Gloves
our regular Zoe. value, fer Sc. a pair
ladies' Black ATWOOD Ribbed Mirs
fine quality. for Zoe. a pair.
Infants ATWOOD Bootees, pink
and blue edges, &C., regular l5c.
goods.
Chndren's silk Tam o. Shanters IN
Blue Red, and Tan. the regular
81 l-2c goods, for 29c.
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Orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices will be
sure to please YOU
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Fine Leather Goods.

were a speciality with Heinrich Co,
and, strange TO say, you nave hot
caught on to the fact that we are seiiing
them out here at remarkable prices:
There are only one Of kind OF LADIES'
and Mems Card-Cases, Pocket-Boohs'
Purses, Cigar-Cases, ana Clsare'ts1,-
Cases. at a choice Of ................'.;s FL
100 ladies' Combination Pocket Books
each one warranted genuine alligator
costing Soc, for ................''.'''''I oc'
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New Dress Lining.

Yard-Wide Rustling Taffeta Skirt Stay
ing, Il l-2c. quality ............"....Sc.
Regular Sc. Rustling Taneta, Black and
cOlOred ....................... ......... .'0c.
Rustling Taffeta, Black ground, cOlored
figures lie. grade ................l2 lie.
MORE Taffeta, high colors for under
ground, 25c. value .....................l5c
Best lie. Fancy Black Back Silesia,
u l-2c
Best 15c. Silesia and Percaline, Black
and colOrs .............. ...............lOc.
Good Corset Jeans. for waist lining. sc
80 pieces full yard-widc fast deep
dyed Black RustIing Lining, worth
4 Oc., for Sc. yard.
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SDeCiai Lot of Kid GloVGS.
We have just closed out about 80
dozen odd sizes and qualities OF n
xyhofesnIer's samDieS.

we nave JUST cltNct out hhhhA r'
dozen odd sizes and qualities of
Wholesalers samples.
% pairs. sizes Il and 5 81. l5c and 81
quality. for CSC. a pair.
About 10 dozen Heavy DOgskn Gauri.
lers. In TanS, complete assortment 0l
sizes; the 81 quality for Soc. pair
, 81 - quality Trefousse Gloves 0he best
kid glove made for l5c "a pair, aA
sizes. but not all cOlOrs.
$3.50 quality 4-ButtOn Undressed Black
Kids Crrefousse). for Toe pair.
l2-Button-lcngth Good Quality Tn.
dressed White Kid Gloves; complete
assortment Of sizes, I.50 quality ~
81 10
Ladies' Best spun-silIS and Isle.
Thread Hose i'm Pink and re-. drop
stitch, best coIOrs. rcguina ,sc. and
~ quality, pair for zoe.
Ladies' Best French Lse-Thrcad Hose
in Plain Black and Fancy Dropstiich.
full regular double heels and toes.
Hermsdorf dye, regular soc. kinds
pair for ...-...... ................asc.
Ladies' Fast-Black Fun Seamless Rib
bed Top Wool Hose. doubled heels and
toes. i'm Black and Gray. pair Tor -
BOYS and Girls Heavy Ribbed Bicycle
Hose, Fast Black. double heels ani
toes, regular 25c. qualities, "a rlf
Misses and Bows Fast-Black Atwood
Hose. I'm Plain and Ribbed, Fast BLACK,
double heels s0les. and toes, regular
soc. kind, pair for .............:....-..
? Misses and Boys Fast-Black ~
knees and toes, fine ribbed. F
Ladies Fast-BIack DoubIe-ueeI
Hose. n pair for Use.
Town-TaIk Ribbon Sale still go
ing on.
For 25c. you can get an s-lnch sash
Ribbon the very best quality l.ay
me- Hl
Roman stripes. and all kinds of Per-
sian figures. P.aids Plain Iatets
and Moire Ribbons. These goods ire
actually worth mp TO 79c. yard, az
Silk-VeiVet Ribbon, No. I, &c. for
"a piece Of ten yards.
For u l-2c. you can have your choice
Of All-Silk MORE Ribbon. : incle'
wide; All-Silk Brocade Satin Figured
Ribbon 3 ID inches wide. These s00-s
never sold for less than lsc.; AN 90 d
choice or y l.2c. -,
Manufacturers line or sample Js'
Yokes, Vests, Lapels, Collars, ana
Houses, not one worth less th"h
75c.. aud some that's worth from
$3.50 to $3.50. viii he sold In prices
ranging from zoe. To $500.
GentIemen's $3.50 Black-SilL @lo-
rim Umbrellas, natural wood han
dies. silver tips, special price. SID
Gentlemen's 81 and s. All-SNk lm-
brellas, with fancy handles. natrril'
wood handles with gold trimming
81 80
90 Ready-Made Umbrella Covers, in -
ana @-inch, II you have i'4H,
that's dear 10 you. you can recover Il
at small cost They are Jess men
half the price o. umbrellas-all QuiA-
ties.
MEYERS.
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a )ykgO&)V9ss
SvxS lz 100 t,
THE VEND0ME RUBBER COMPANYS EN-
TIRE STOCK OF MACKINTOSHES.
Garments of the very best material, finished as
well as can be- to you at one third OF actual COST
The failure of above concern and our CaSn Has
done this for you.
This sale will rank among the biggest ever ye.
achieved The entire main aisle and one third or
second floor devoted to the display OF nearly one
thousand garments every size from 81 TO OF inches.
LOT No. Ladies' Cloth-Covered Mackntoshes, 3-pece
Canes well made sizes 81 to GO nches-Vendoe Kub
her Company sold dollars and half Meyers (l I'M
price V'1~.H
LOT 2-adies Gothic Covered Mackinoshes with large mil
tarv pece Cape detachable and brown stripes cheeks
and pds odorss Oh 90 incesevery garment perfect
Vendome Rubber Company sold for three dollars QI 1Q
Movers V't~
lot 3-Ladies and Navy Blue Diagonal Mack1ntoses
3ue military Cape, detachable thoroughly waterproof Sues
81 to 60 inches Vendome Rubber Company sold tor CT
five dollars Movers price WiiVV
LOT ladies Black and Navy Blue Mackintoshes awoo
Serges Atwood Dagona alwooopan extra thick plaid lnmg
Atwood Tcots large military Capes with sllstrlped
hoods every garment worth $3.50 and much as G.
$3.50 Sale W.

~ dozen Extension brackets. Zoe.
25c. quality Oriental 1Insei
Drapery, Zoe.
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81 q pair for c. 3. Corsets, long waist,
with only four hooks, made on trench
model, a sl.25 value. o.,.,,,o
$1.75 a pair for Fine French Sout i!i',
boned. specially adapted for stout
figure, a $2.25 value.
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HEALTH RESORTS.
THE VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS COM
PANY.
BATH COUNTY, VA,
ON
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
$500 FEET ELEVATION.
HEALTH RESORTS.

''The New Homestead" with oil modern
conveniences. including private baths, to-
gsther with the bath-house. Open tho
year round.
Invalids made perfectly comfortable.
Wonderful results to sufferers from
govt rheumatism, and nervous troubles.
ADJUSTMENTS AND SPORTS:
Riding and driving parties daily; new
bicycle track, backgrounds. lawn tennis,
pool and billiards; fishing. and hunting.
For winter rates and accommodations
apply 10
FRED. STERRY.
Manager,
MY 3l-Su. Waits Hot Springs, Va.
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1-2-inch-wide Real Linen HANDMADE
TorchOn Lace for &C., worth lCc
4-inch Cream Oriental Lace for = 7-Sc.
that was u l-2c.
6-incn White Oriental Lace for Sc. that
sold az y i-2c.
3-inch Beige Point Arabian Lace at DC.
All-Over to match, SIS.
finch Embroidered Chiffon All-White
and Black on White for &c. a yard.
4 i-2~inch All-Silk Cream Leune Lace
for zoe. yard.
2l-lnch All-Over Cream Oriental Laca
for 7jc. a yard.
1-Inch-Wide Real-LiDen Hand
Made Torchon Lace for 1c.
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24-inch-wide Double-Warp Purc-
Silk surah, black ground, with col
ored satin stripe, ~ lie.
Heavy Black Satin, "a inches wide. spe-
Evening shades and Crepes ......... &c
Brocade midas, colored shades, and FIG
ured Taffetas colored shades. ....... 99c.
CThese goods sold as high as Sl.20 yard.l
$3.50 Novelty Brocade silks $50. .......Sl.
Pure White All-Silk Fable ..2Jc. a yard'
Double-Warp Pure Silk Surah, in lilac
and Light-Blue ........,.,..''. ;...,'. '-yo,
japanese Crepe, pure silk, PINK ana
Blue stripes cost soc. .................-Jc.
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fine FRAMED PICTURES FREE.

Pastels
handsome white and gold white and silver
beginning
Monday.
ticket be given
either
10 Ap Isl
tickets
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Art Goods.

Cambria Pnlow-Shams. hemmed and
stamped in elaborate designs, SIC.
pair NM, r,.,,.,o
for society badges. uniforms, and art
work Soc per yard; was N.0l
China SILK Lambrequns. elaborateiy
embroidered in gold bullion Sis to
s2s9 49,
Brninered ans Armstrong; 30
Yard SPOOL of Whip-Cord Twist, all
coIors, 90. spool.
Colored Applique Toilet Sets, N.75 set;
China SILK Scarf embroidered ia gold
bullion, soc. each
Denim Tabie-COyers, stamped In
delft and brownie designs, now l0c.,
were soc.
200 Duck Centrepieces. stamped In very
desirable designs. regular price i lie.
each: now SC each.
STAMPED Velvet bureau scnrfs,
1I-2 yards long, real value zoe, for
Zoe. each.
Lace Toilet Sets, regular price Sl.75; now
SOC. a set.
Fancy Chenille and SILK Mixed Cord
that sold for 10 and zoe. a yard, now
&C q yard.
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Fine Table Linen.
Larger assortment than usual,
at unusual small cost TO you.

at unusual small cost TO you.
Pure Linen German Damask, yards
wide extra heavy. with floral designs,
75c. quality, for SOC. yard.
Check and Plain Colored-Bordered
Fringed Napkins, 35c. value, for l-2c.
each.
Unbleached Linen Table Damask, 25c.
quality, for ~ l-2c. yard.
Pure Linen German Damask Table
Linen, GO inches wide, 75c. value, for
50c. yard.
5-S Napkins, TO match each pattern, $3.50
dozen.
96-inch Pure Linen Bird-Eye Diaper, soc.
quality. for 25c. yard.
15-inch Colored- BOrdered and Bleached
Damask FTinged Napkins for sc. each.
6i-inch Silver-Bleached Damask, regular
S1.25 quality, for Soc. yard.
Pure Linen 17-inch COlored- Bordered
crash Towell!ng. l0c. quality, for Lie.
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The Caps

Join hands with the Suits i'm this
great selling epoch.
Boys ATWOOD Golf Caps ..........25c.
Boys All-W DOL Storm Caps.... E. ...59c.
Boys Corduroy Golf Caps ......... .25c.
Boys Leather Tams ................a9 c.
All-Wool Blue Cloth TamS. .........2oc.
Bows Atwood Hats 44c.
Gfrls Csc Tams .................12 lie.
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SPECIAL.

Black Seal, Padded-Back, Gilt-tdg
Prayer Books, superbly bound ...Zo(
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-27
WANSKUCK.

As yet there is no clue TO the incendiary
who set the residence of Patrick Hanover on
fire. Mr.. Hanover denies the statements made
in a number OF Rhode Island papers that Inc
had n half cord Of wood and bundles Of kind.
lings in the lower part of his house. ON the
contrary, the kindling wood was in the cellar
and the cord wood was in the yard, twelve
feet from the house, and this fact is we'll
known to the fremen and police. The house
was insured for 5000
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph f. McHugh and family
OF Concannon street returned last evening af
ter a three weeks visit In Lynn, Lowell, aud
Lawrence.
James Reardon and family of Branch aye.
nue. are at Block Island for weeks vacation.
Councilman n. ". Shcahan aud family have
gone 20 Warwick for the rest OF the season.
Tomorrow afternoon ON the wanskuck
grounds the Phlllipsdalc Baseball Club will
play tho Nanskucks for the first time this sca.
son. Corrigan the old State League player.
will be behind the hat for the Phillipsiales.
n9ylor and Ricoius will be in tho points for
the Wanskucks.
All the day men OF station ? left ON tho
steamer Wave this noon for George Cranston's
whore they will have shore dinner. after
which the afternoon will be spent in sailing.
The Victors and Little Rhodys met in bnsc-
ball contest yesterday afternoon on the Vans.
kuck grounds. and the Little Rhodys woro de.
feated TO the tune Of O 90 2. The feature Of
the game was tho battery work of Brennan
and Hutchinson
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-27

fire district were not burning during the
early part OF last evening on account OF u
breakdown at the power station.
The board of directors OF the Pawtuxet
Valley Park Association held n meeting
at the Office OF President Martin Slnnott
last evening and appointed John q. Con-
ley. q. +. Hill and j. ii. Cushing com
mittoe TO take charge of tho property OF
the association with authority TO. dispose
OF the remaining real estate IL they saw
ht.
A case which should have received the
attention Of the officers of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals oo-
CURED at Clyde yesterday Afternoon, much
TO the indignation of all who saw it A
heavy wagon, drawn by two wrecks OF
horses, which looked like living skele-
tons, became stalled on Birch Hill, the
two animals being so weak that they
could not pull the load and 1t required
three quarters Of an hour and the assist
ance OF tho crowd, which soon gathered,
To get tho team to the top OF the hill, a
distance of onlySabout 100 yards.
The Charlie Boys of CLYDE and the
Emeralds of Elmwood will play on the
Star grounds at Riverpoint tomorrow
afternoon.
Felix Bassett of New Bedford is the
guest of his brother John Bassett at Arc
tic Centre.
Herbert Il. Branche has removed from
Centrevile 10 Norwich, Conn.
While Abraham Lamoureux OF Quid-
nick. was chopping in the wood on the
Knight farm near the Pippin Orchard
yesterday. his axe slipped and cut deep
cash In his leg. lie was taken TO his
home in Quidnick and Dr. Winsor sum
moned, VINO found it necessary to take
four stitches.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-27
CRANSTON.
How the Children Work the State
Fair Association.

band OF gypsies are encampea at the
corner of Pontiac avenue and Clarence street
An effort is being made 90 organize a club
in connection with the club house recently
finished on Meshant!cut Park and belonging
| to A. L.sCrooker. IL is proposed TO make the
initiation fee 81 and the dues 50 n year. Mem.
bership in the club will entItle the pesion TO
free access to the club house one day every
week.
A meeting for the purpose OF perfecting an
organization will be held in the Casino hall
this evening.
Mrs. NJ. Gardiner of Cranston street has re-
turned from visit to East Providence Cen.
tire.
Mr.. J. A. Perry of Auburn is erecting a
double house ON tho corner of Pontiac avenue
and Clarence street.
The cutters Ialong Park avenue have been
relieved of washings Of the late rains and the
sidewalks IN some sections of the street have
been stripped of the weeds.
An anniversary high mass was sung in ST.
AIMS church this morning at o'clock by Rev.
Father NJ O'Hare for tho late Miss Ida Far
rell.
No building in the town attracts more at
tention Just now than the Kpightsville's new
hose house The painters finished the outside
work today. ITho lower part OF the building Is
painted mild red and tho upper part is col
ored an olive drab. Trimming both these
colors on the window frames, tho cornice and
on the corner boards is anIattractve bronze
green The secretary OF the company, Will
liam Ross, designed the artistic feature of the
building, which is now the pride OF the vii
lagc"
The Cranston Print Works Company has
erected tall. tight board fence bounding ITS
property along Cranston street, from the
large gate 20 the opposite side of the now stone
bridge. II Is said that this fence has been
erected To keep the mon and boys who loaf
upon tho new bridge from ilirting with the
girls in the print works and thus keeping the
latter from their work.
ono family in Cranston has ten tickets for
admission To- the state Fair. They have en-
tered for exhibition cakes, apples and differ
ent articles OF fancy work. The State Fair
prompts mental activity on the part Of many
children. They plan every year how they will
enter number OF articles and obtain adms-
sion tickets. IL requires quite a little husi-
ness ability 60 Obtain n J-cent admission tick
ct by entering lOcPnt cake from the bakers
or half n dozen apples from unclos orchard.
Prccority in baking nice cakes, in making
beautiful aprons. tides and other bric'a brac
g. often mistaken FOR the simple accomplish
mont m children OF figuring problems in
profit and loss-of buying something for 10
cent. aud selling " for 80 cents
Tie hrcmcn's lawn party ~ Arlington j. at.
tracing large numbers of people Last night
delegations from the Pawtuxet nremon and
the pawtuNet Whcolmen were N attendance.
Guests at the party have found the Arlington
boys very hospitable. An cxcc.cnt clam
chowder has been provided every evening FOR
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-27
PAWTUXET VALLEY.
Seas to Be Placed on the Back
Doors of Saloons.

The recent visit of Liquor Complainant
Riley to tho saloon keepers and his order
to close all back and side doors to the
saloons has proved quite shock to the
fraternity, many OF whom derive more
profit from their back and side entrances
than from the more conspicuous front
door. The order to close the entrances
was ut first received with great equanimity
by the saloon keepers who had received
the same instructions before, but the mat
ter assumed another aspect when they
were Informed that seals would bo placed
on the doors and broken seal would be
considered by the council sufficient cause
for the revoking OF the license. The oios-
ing of these back and side entrances will
have n depressing effect on the sunday
trade and will probably do more to sup
press IL than the efforts Of the entire
police force under the present conditions.
Mrs. Lester l.. Thompson OF Wey-
mouth Heights, is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. William A. Corey, at Pontiac.
The funeral of Miss Marie Albina
Berthe Moysan who died at her home in
North Centreville Wednesday morning
tre this morning, Rev Father Pagan
officiating. The interment was in st.
Josephs cemetery at Riverpoint.
Tho work OF repairing and grading
High street at PheniX is progressing
rapidly and the grading on the Phenix
end OF the street Is nearly completed ana
gang OF men are at work paving the
cutters on both sides Of the street. AS
soon az this part of the street is completed
the Lippitt end will receive the attention
OF the road commissioners and the entire
work will probably be- completed before
the end of next month.
Clerk William V. Slocnm of the PheriX
GiGtr ia "A
by number OF the taxpayers requesting
him TO call a special meeting of the
voters for the purpose OF considering the
question of lighting the streets and has
issued n call for the desired meeting TO 10
held in the hall of the fire station ono
week from tonight. Ii is reported today
that the owners of the Lanphear machine
shop property at Harris have offered 10
lease one of tho buildings which is sup
piled with both water and steam power to
tho district for an electric light station.
The Mumford property near the PheniX
depot Is also spoken OF as site Tor an
electric light station and 10 is probable
some provision for the instalment OF one
will be made at the coming meeting.
The funeral Of Mrs Lillian Il. Carr
took place at the residence OF her father
Francis Bryant, at Cr0mpton, this alter
noon. The burial was in the knotty
Oak cemetery at Washington.
The Phenix band gave an open air CON
cert on the square last evening.
The Greece family neld its annual re-
union at Coventry Center yesterday
A valuable setter dog belonging 70
George Saunders was struck and killed
bv the O'Clock train on tho Pawtuxet
Valley road near the covered bridge at
Riverpoint last evening.
3 The Riverpcint hand engine company
held practice drill last evening and sue
ceeded in sending the water 100 feet.
The electric lights in tho Riverpoint
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-27
TO RAISE RATES.
Galveston Commercial Interests
Want the War Endei.

Galveston, Tex, Aug. "a 27-Wednesday,
Galveston commercial interests asked for
conference of representatives of the
Mallory. Morgan ana Lone Star Lines,
with view Of raising water rates and
ending the G.~amer rate war.
Yesterday, the Mallory line informed the
Galveston people that there was nothing
TO confer about, that it would continue
to haul business at two cents per 100
pounds in any quantity. The Morgan
and Lone Star managers were willing to
participate in the conference asked for.
In the Ineantime letter from the Texas
railroad commission and resolutions
passed by Galveston commercial bodies
have been forwarded to the United States
attorney general, asking him to bring
proceedings to restrain the Mallory line
from carrying goods at rates below cost
of carriage.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-27
BIG BUSINESS.
Decided Revival In the Weymouth
Boot ana Shoe Industry.

Weymouth, Mass, Aug T.-There has been
a decided revival in the business OF manufac-
turing boots and shoes here within the past
few weeks
At the factory OF Marshall G. Dizer g. Co.
they are turning out 200 cases of shoes day
and the firm. it is said, is looking for another
factory where they can manufacture a finer
grade OF goods.
At the factories of Edwin Capp, Strong 81
Garfield and Michael Sheohy business is boom
inc.
John Carroll g. Sons have started up their
factory after "A smut down of some weeks, hav-
ing taken floor of the Carroll factory, and
are at work filling the large orders they had
in hand at the time Of the fire.
The business here is better than before in
years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-27
Confinement and Hard Work

Indoors, particularly IN the sitting posture.
are far more prejudicial to health than eyces-
sive muscular exertion in the open air. Hard
sedentary workers are far too weary after
Office hours to take much needful exercise in
the open air. They often need tonic. Where
can they seek invigoration more certainly ana
agreeablv than from Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters. renovant particularly adapted 10 re-
cruit the exhausted force of naturef Use also
for dyspepsia, kidney, liver and rheumatic
ailments.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-27

invited guests. Chief of Police Bigbee has
superintonded the making of the chowder.
The hand organ i'm the hands OF its Italian
owner, the hard-hoaded coon and the dancing
divide the attention Of the crowd. busy
olatter prevails so that the screams Of the
young girl who was pulled home 10y her ear in
the strong grip of an enraged father were not
heard last night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-27

To cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarcts Candy CathaTtic l0c or 25C
IL 9. Z. c. fail 10 cure. druggists rCfuHd money
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-27
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Alien's FpOt- Ea-e a powder for the feet. n
cures rainful. swollen. smart ing feet and IN.
sfanfiv takes the sting out ~ corns nni bun.
TONS It's the greatest comfort discovery ~
The nge. Aien's Fooi.Etc makes tighthtting
ur pe1 shoe, feel easy. IL r. certain cure
FOR sweafinr, cailous and hot, tired, aching
feet Try 10 today. SOLD y, all druggists
nnd shos stores ~ msil for pc. ia s'anlps.
Trisi package FREE Address Allen 5. Ohm.
sted. Lciloy, ". \.