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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13

Unconditional surrender Is The only terms
those famous little pills known as Dewitt's
Little Early Risors will make with consti-
patisn. Sick hcsdacne aad stomach troubles.
lnscph = Johustnn's Pharmacy. stj West.
minister street: Mctz-cr'- Pharmtcs, 2N
North Mann street Alfrcd's Pharmacy, sli
Eddy street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13

Of the 10 men ON The New York Clubs
pnvrou ten bat rft-hnrdcl namely.
Clarke. Dohcny seymour Warner. Beck
lev. Glcssnp. Davis Joycc. Iicrnan and
Van Haliran Six of the ten are icku.
lnrs ON the nine and when Clarke and
Warner are tbc huttory, all bat one viii faco
tho pitcher from the OF side of the plate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13
FILMS ALL RIGHT.

It has been reported recently that the
kinetoscopc photographs of the Corbett-
Fitzsimmons fight were failures, and that
tho films were all spoiled. Charley
White says that the films were all right.
II saw them myself and they 'rc splendid
better than we expected, he said. He
intirnated that Stuart had refused 500, 0Ot
for his interest in the kaleidoscope project.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13
Quiet Election al New Britain.

New Britain, Conn, April - The
city election is progressing very quietly,
not the slightest excitement being appar-
cnt. The caucus held last week prac-
ticallv decided the result. So lttle i'm
tcrcst is felt by the Democrats that they
have failed % make nominations i'm six
Wnrds
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13
NEW CHAMPION WING SHOT.
Skill and Luck Combined In Marshall'i
Victory at Elkwood.

Good craftsmanship and good fortune
combined to give the wing shot champion
ship To Thomas A. Marshall of Keiths
burg, Ills, in the recent handicap at Elk.
wood park, which Is conceded TO have been
the greatest contest Of the kind In the his
tory of the world. Among the vanquishod
were the famous Drs Carver and Ikoegel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13

and fully deserved all the applause that
10 received.
The same program will be presented
during the remainder OF the week. x
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13
Lothrop's Opera House.

Pat Collins. s........................ Frank Heiser
g Tbe yanrs Ne a harrls0n
Beatrice Stanley y............. Elizabeth Gould
Master Carroll Stanley ........... Little Gertie
Two goodsized audiences yesterday
afternoon and evening witnessed and
expressed in n warm manner their APP
proval OF Seymour Stratio1's come
dians In the charming piece, His Lord
ship, at Lothrop's' Opera House.
The piece has plenty of incident and
the character Of Lord Aglernon otherwise
Lord Barring, as interpreted by Mr.. STRAIT
ton, Is happy combination of light and
serious work. The story deals too with
boldcr and stronger member of the
nobility, Count Berlin, whose deeds IL is
that afford the main ground work of the
piece Beatrice Stanley whose whole
life has been correct one. meets the
count and there are things happen that
break up the home of her and her husband
Overcome with realization Of her wrong
doing she returns to her husbands home
and obtains his forgiveness ON account
of their innocent child. The Count after
a time follows Beatrice and makes himself
very disagrccablc Parsonage. In other
days the count and Lord Barring had
been boon companions. Mrs. Russell,
the widowed sister of Beatrice. begs of
the lord 10 use his influence 10 get tho
count TO go away. This Interview loses
very much taken with Mrs. Russell He
II a little slow. however I'm proposing
and his amusing bundcrs in the presence
of Mrs Russell arc the prcttiest things
In the we'll known piece In order to
have the lord aid her sister, Mrs. Russell
meets him mOic than bali way and an
engagement results Tho part Of the i'm.
jurcd and distracted husband was wei
taken by MIR. Doland and Miss Gould wa.
very elective as the wife, sorrOwful fol
the wrong she had done.
The piece CLOSES with "A powerful scene
in which Mr. Gait, II does very effectiv,
work when he appeals 90 Beatrice q
again leave her husband with him There
- duel with swords In which the hus.
band Is wounded and the count killed by
the expert work of Lord Baring. who !,
not at all nervous I'm anything but love
making As Mrs. Russell. Miss Cl0ughau
l. no All times Interesting ana her attrac
tive appearance adds much 10 the peasus
of The audience
His lOrdship" will be presented thi
svcning and tomorrow. aud Thursda,
sitefrlVon and evening the attraction viii
be "1bc Diplomat +"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13
SPORTING WORLD.

IL is probably the most formidable coliec-
tion OF left handed batsmen ever gathered
i'm one team. sullivan is also practising
left handed hitting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13
Columbia Theaier.

The performance at the Columbia
Theatcr this week l. one Of the best that
has been given AT this theater in several
weeks From beginning 60 end the pro-
gram is full of bright features and the
audience last evening was - well pleased
with the show that "a curtain call was
given on the last act something that has
not been done since the house was opened
as vaudeville thcatcr
Mart Healcy and Ella Saunders are
Providence fayoritos, and they open the
program with an extremely clever dane
ing speciality, in which they introduce
their original picturesque and statucsque
poses. The Burton children follow. Mas
ter Burtor is most artistic buck dancer
and his singing Of one Of the latest bal
lads won him an encore, while tiny Miss
Burton sings very swcetly and acts like
an oldtimer.
Little May Bryant is stranger here
but her reception last evening showed
that she would be well received If she
ever visited the city again. She sang
several songs most fctcningly and not
only received encores but curtain call
The Burtons are amusing black facc
artists and their jokes are very funny.
Their work last evening caught the house.
Quccnic Reed who made her initial bow
on the vaudeville stage last Thursday was
50 well received that she is here again
this week. She has an excellent and well
trained voice and she sings her ballads
swcctly.
The three Wright sisters arc very at
tractiye young ladies' They sing their
songs well but the chnrm ol their act lies
in their grotcsquc buck aud wing dane.
ing i'm which they surpass Margaret
Rosa Is "A most finished vocalist and her
three descriptive songs win her deserved
applause. The third selection IL that
now song by Mr. III. Irving Dillcnbcck. of
the Columbia Ihoatcr. Ii H. Somc Day
He'll Know | Loved Him So swectly
pathetic ballad In which Miss Rosa has
ample scope to display her ability as an
artistic vocalist.
The Holbrooks, who are old friends Of
the local lovers Of vaudeville. give
series of most entertaining musical spec.
ialties and they conclude with grotcsque
musical boxing contest that il simply
inimitable.
Violetta is dainty little French SOU
brettc and her songs and dances won her
encoros and curtain calls until she was
compelled TO refuse 20 respond. while Rita
Durand was fully as grCat fayoritc her
medley, with which she concludes her
act being one of the SUCCESSES of the
season.
W J. Sully, ono Of the old comigue
favorites, is just as good as be- was ycnis
ago Nearly ull his songs are new and
while there is not an old acquaintance
among his jokes his inlmitahlc manner uf
springing them Is one of the most at.
tractive features OF his act
May Montford and Nav Duryca were
here early I'm the season and th,v inude
such lat that Manager Harrington ob-
taincd thcm for return rngagcmcnt
Last evening They caught the house again
anil were cncurci again and ngain. Tho
program concludes with ID cumndv sketch.
The fun MakcrS. in which Jim Ken.
nedy aud Belle James irtroducc uuilur
medley of songs, iukcs and grotcslue
actions that were extremely laughable
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13
Deafness Cannot Be Cured.

by local applications, ~ they cannot reach tho
di eased portion ~ the ear. There H. only .
way 20 cure Do fnUss. and that IL by cOusti-
tuttOnal remedies Deafness ~ caused ly an
innumvd condition Of the mucous lining of
tnC Eusfnchiau Tube Whom this tube gets in.
famed YOU have rumhiing sound or iuiuCr.
feet hearing, and when it D. entirely closed
Deafness iS the result, and unless the intlam-
nation can hn taken ont and This tube rustur-
ed tu its normal CONDITION. hearing viii be
destroyed forever. nine CgfCs ont Of ten ara
raufCd by r1tnrrh. Wutch " nothing hut an
infinmcl run litiun OF thr mucous surfaces
We VIII give one Hundred Dollars FOR any
case of Dcafnus- tcauset hy catnrrhl thst can.
not No CURED by Halls Caiarrh Cure. Send
for circulars. FREE.
D. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
eF-lold lV Drffuvirts .to
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13
sy-so,d -, nr,,,,,i,' -. 'liitNfh " W. loio"o'

Not only acute lung rou'io. which may
prove fatHi ina fr,. dny-. hut old chronic
coughs and thrunt truuuist may rccs yt Iin-
uoua relief aud lc permanently rur.d hy
On Minute Cough Cure.
io-eph Johnston Pharmacy. s1l Wcsi-
minister sweet Mptgrfi's fhnrwarv. HD
NQrtl Nam street. Altrcds phar.nacy, oil
Eddy street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-13

women who object 90 consult for rainful
Irregularities cramps and headaches peculiar
60 the sex. relieved at once without danger
by Apioline Chapoteaut send sloo p. o
Pox aSl New York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-09

B. H. Meyer, secretary of the Ex-
tension Department Of the University
of Wisconsin, was in the city last
week on the business Of putting IN a
course of lectures in Lancaster. The
cost would be 800 and the expenses
for course of six lectures making a
total of perhaps $1S5. 1t would seem
that it ought to be easy to sell enough
tickets to warrant getting at least one
good extension course in our city each
winter. The influence on the town,
the inspiration to those who attend,
especially the young, and the euItiva-
tion of the true student spirit in the
community far outweigh the cost in
money.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-09
One Million Shingles.

Miller, Storey O. Dunlop. Lancaster,
have contracted for one million shing-
les and they will begin to arrive here
soon. They are the finest lot d
shingles ever offered for sale in this
market, being very bright and extra
thick. In a few days we will be in
position to quote lower prices on
shingles than any other lumber dealer
in Grant county Call and see Us be-
fore placing your order for shingles
43wS MILLER, STOREY n DUNLoP.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-09

You have looked into the beauti-
full face, seen the sweet smile, ROSY
cheeks, laughing eyes and wished ma
ture had made you more attractive.
Take Rocky Mountain Tea, Natures
beautifier. 1t does the business.
Sold at Benefits drug store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-09

40 4'1s II a 81 "a -f
--Thsre -werv-27 cages qr~couutv-
court tuesday. ~ -
Remember The 4Firtmeen's dance,
Christmas eve. ~
-. K. Patterson Of Beetown was
a Lancaster visitor Monday.
Building operations in Lancaster
have about suspended son account OF
the weather.
Al GriswoId moved into the
Blackburn house from Ellenboro on
Tuesday of this week.
L. G. Hickok moved into his new
house. Monday. Mr.; Bell moved into
the house vacated by him.
Our stores have taken on decided
ly holiday appearance and are gaudy
with Christmas specialties.
Prank lockwood came home from
Dubuque to attend the funeral of his
cousin, Milton lockwood, Monday.
Nathan Orchard and wife of
Boscobel came to Lancaster Monday
to attend the funeral of Judge Mills.
Fancy mixed candy. all prices
from &c to 12Ic per pound. Get in
your ordes early at j. Nathans & Sons
5. S. Landt has been reinstated
by the board of control as. superin-
tendent of the state school at Sparta.
Roy Mink, SON of w. V. Mink of
Burton, has gone to Madison to take
the short course in the dairy depart
ment of the Agricultural school.
-Richlan1 county has made the Of
flee of register of deeds salaried of
fee of $500 per year. All fees re-
ceived by the register must be paid
into the county treasury
A striking sign for Scott's Emul-
sion adorns the doorway of Stone &
Hasselrs drug store. 1t is a little
man with big fish on his back and
would scare ''spook' into fit.
The Cassville Index of last week
publishes ordinances relating to wat
erworks and water rates. The rate
for dwellings, one family, is $500 a
year, and other rates in proportion.
This is only Z of Lancaster's rates.
The Wisconsin State Board of I'm
migration have issued a comprehen-
sive circular and map showing that
there are thousands of acres of cheap
farm lands in this state. II you are
interested in the subject send for a
circular to the Board at Madison.
A strange disease is affecting cat
tie in Sank county. A farmer near
Spring Green lost four last week and
others are sick. They die suddenly,
with no apparent cause. The state
veterinarian has been asked to make
an investigation as to the probable
cause of the disease.
An exchange YEARLY remarks:
''Sometimes we wish that white wings
would occasionally grow weary, that
our gal wasn't high born lady, that
all coons didn't look alike to us. that
Mr.. johnson would turn that man
loose or put him off at Buffalo, and
that there would be good hard frost
the same night in thesold town.
With charming special cover de-
signed by Charles L. Hinton, repro
auctions Of some historic Madonnas,
and pictures by F. S. Church. Charles
Dana Gibson. Ernest G. Peixotto. @.
X. Linson and other well known
artists. the Christmas number of
McClure's Magazine is in generous
keeping with the season. Its indeed
beautiful holiday number. II is
quite as eminent in matter as in
Illustrations, having contributions
from Rudyard Kipling, Anthony
Hope. Charles A. Dana, Robert Barr,
Bliss Perry. Ella Higginson. W L.
Stead and Dr. sven Hedin
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-09

Good mixed Xmas candy. Four
pounds fer 25c at J. Nathan X sons
Cards are out-printed at the
Herald announcing the marri-
age Of Miss Massey Scott to Mr.. Har-
vey w. Hurlburt, to take place on
Wednesday, Dec. IS, 1897, at the res
idence Of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Scott, Lancaster.
-Four or i've inches OF snow fell
here Saturday night. making tolerable
running for sleighs, as the highways
were previously very smooth, but on
account Of dryness the dust of the
road works up and through the snow.
Monday morning another furry OF
snow fell. 50. that the prospects here
abouts is decidedly wintry.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-09

Rocky Mountain Tea comes from
Natures laboratory and has proved
time and again that nothing equals it
as restorer of vitality. Sold at Ben
nett7s drug store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-09
SHORT LOCAL HAPPENINGS
ovRRGAAIE HIS. scRtPLEs,

. When.Grover heard it was a boy.
Whow would have thought of hearing:
Him clap his haRds- and shout for joy:
For he's a Presbyterian.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-09

Is The old and thoroughly reliable
marble firm Of Homrieh & Lehner,
raha re just issued a. 47page
circular, in three eolors, setting forth
some pertinent facts concerning their
business and the art Of cutting monu-
ments. The circular, which was
printed at the Herald office. is very
neat one and is worth taking some
pains to get. 1t contains pictures
that will please you and reading mat
ter that is instructive If you have
not already received one you can
''come into possession" by applying
to the gentlemanly manager of the
Lancaster Marble Works, Mr.. Frank
Doren.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-09

t If you wish'to know the secrets of
society woman's beauty, listen to
what she says. about Rocky Mountain
Tea. vaSoldea' Benefits. drug store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-09

The Christmas Ladies' Home Jour
nal tells how the German Emperor,
with the Empress and the ROYAL FAM
ly, spend christrifah Day with their
children, The article is written BY
Mr.. Nagel KAN Brave, an attacbe Of
the Court, WIS Vas permitted to be
present'at Disqualification last Christ.
Man .ips order. f ~ sgj jta Iris .aftiele
The ptetlrres were made son the spotp
andapproMsa afoyaShssE nlpeEor. 80.
~, ~ aeh .eses atsssss ,sitl-sxs ~ a. Az
Nowadays when a man goes t9- See
his doctor. he is4promBt1y sdvised to
use@Rock W. on Raaia.& Tea., SOLD, at
Bghhe It pre- ~ * .st5ztsrs:
: IiS ,Js.. liza, Anderson GfE "a nd eEsoR,s
nsafs.,sissitsd tie q&Syss ass'sa t. T 4 I
AZ; as Z Stew as,accoApanie, 5ls by sa.s'.sJ
Cox of r6lneidas. nl4paw be- has been US US
iting h M E. rfi85rtlrtrn ssYart OF Grsnt
county for two oFolthree weeks, Mr.
Cox. ngipaha&s, Clssr, Sou8ty, is
not fayorlx itlhresskd with the agri-
culsufcl outLoaslz. ofssrBeR rixer. valley
and the hidas along Wisconsin river
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-12-09

There -wer-27 cages qr~couutv
court tuesday. ~ =
Remember Tie f'fremen's -dance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-26
'"LicANS FAITHLEss.

I, employees Chi ON the Par
sta,,. Keep Its Promise.
n ''e' "a, June GA union meet
., 'e' orders of railway employees
N moon was attended by members
adopted.
Ia inv the republican party prom
put I, platform Of 1886. that II they
btI,r,.lo power they would give us
ban na law, and. whereas, the re-
|ssul,saity was put into power and
(ti Of session and four and half
kMn bs special session OF congress hav-
"a Law xeiu since election and no arbl-
|eplyss navins been passed.
\ sood That We ask the party to
Mn az, ,s promises made in the last
lnsura' u pass an arbitration law that
knces hs equitable adjustment OF
b ana aIsing between railroad COM
|kturha meir employees, thus avoiding
|ahy ,, nnees OF our industrial condition
ea caused by strikes and lock-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-26
~ ALIVE PARTY.
,,n,rs WHEN THEY GOT
syr OF THE STATE.
Great show and Many
mt Nnshviilc-Ten-
ss'. ...ean's Drag on Corn

49,, June 22.-The legis-
sl'n's ',.,ou party made the journey
y ea. '.,0o without any incident worthy
palestine Sa train left Palestine after
|psaiion. s,,iy an hour for supper.
sst morning the prns .,onrs,s me,o-
reis .rn and Frank Brigahee n,u'o,
~ ., ~ announcing TeSarkan as,,i 1' s,,,,,
yclg ..srs from their peaceiui sum,
Iurteee, raaktast 1t was discovered
Ahs, had been guarded in antici-
the ua ha,,, -up between Palestine and
10 % . Had the holdup occurred ana
uAins' nons through the eXcurtors,
rrht have reaped a rieh harvest Vi
20 iss took dinner at Pine Bluff on
y p shsre senator Tillett left the party
.,,v to Fordyce. Ark,
inlus rs throughout Arkansas are in
~. Nv copdi,ion. Corn all along the
,0s s. cation Belt is only about two
,s md cotton is fully five weeks
an n nj. Sunday the party, crossed
u,.issppi and entered Memphis. The
y, :, The International and Great
mi n, the Cotton Belt were very
son. 10 the party. Every comfort
WV. s,oy,aed for. In Memphis trouble
XII and fast. The party was to go
~ louisville and Nashville. but by
y, ~s,ns Il was at the last moment de-
10 70 over the Nashville. Chatta-
md ST. Louis. The officials re-
Il every one OF the party TO sign their
Met in the presence of the agent.
n Vss a great jam of people and for
| Inn the excurting solons and their
n, struggled until they reached the
IL After two hours spent In jostline
Inhody and themselves the party was
,tea with tickets. The scene about
,i,set Office very much resembled a
mi house" when the members OF the
q would go down the line" In the
| tll fight After 10 o'clock the Texas
s|.ture cars were put in with another
4. The managers had made arrange
IN with the conductor TO take up the
|su Monday after daylight. The junk
rs went to sleep, only to be awakened
Dat conductor at a. m. Ladies and
vefe reused out in order to produce
Va.
fsea the train was about ninety miles
Nashville the train stalled and the
linen took the legislative baggage car
at 1t on a sidetrack and stated that
BIER train would bring It. Brigance.
fsn and Woods informed the crew
De baggage car would have to be put
% the train or the engine would not
slpled back on the train. 1t looked
rually as stormy session of the
sy.ffth, but the train crew gave in
eparty reached Nashville five hours
~ day was postponed in order to
he solons here This morning It is
= snd most of the party are in their
ka
y 10 Tennessee Is only about two
Ga and many farmers are planting
tennessee farmer yesterday stat
ne hearing of The Post man, with
Y deal OF pride, that his corn was
nigh.
.diy Is full of Texans-from all over
Ne-ahd they are welcomed by the
Nashville with unstinted hospital
ne centennial Is a great show and
Mlts have fine exhibits here. hut
M empire Of all the Southwest.
~ untold resources and countless
.s nothing here except bart OF
sisalufe' pretty women and grand
~ WHO once wore the gray
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-26
n NC 'randest Remedy.

Va ureeve, merchant. OF Chill
|sas r,uhes that he had consu,np-
)reatrsam"eh up to die. sought ali med
| all ea,n, Con-. mat money could procure.
ID nv oush Remedies he could hear Of
% In mel sni spent many nights sit
i New n mar was induced 10 Try DR..
Y two h.seoVery. and was cured by
Nh ttut,gs. For past three years
{ilx's Nenaing to business, and says
D evsr r discovery Is the grandest
IN and sn' as it has done so much
u. Dr. slso for others in his COM
4 for ca mays New Discovery is guar
~ fali asns, Colds and Consumption.
u dr.. i s bottles free al Geo. W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-26
,'At'siAlSER Is A LIVE ISSUE.
~ Haifhcws of Iudinnn Finds
s'aument strong ns Ever.

ID. nathcws of Indiunn Finds
n' seatment strong nv Ever.
''aaa'pas Ind, June 2i.-Governor
'as" came in from his farm in Yer
.a county today. Speaking of the
s sl'2 Of the cause of free silver. he
!, iAse eern much over the state recent
aaa mat the sentiment In favor OF
@atpendent coinage OF silver is
~ stronger. Deceived and deludei
noiuse promises OF the republican
Ms people have waited patiently
v.,,,r IN Tor the dawn Of the promised
/, 'i h But It comes not. and from
th a .1 home closed factory and
En- ' mouths Of Idle lanor goes forth
H. nv eloquent plea for the restoration
s,a," an equal footing with gold
], than could be spoken By an
n n. na'e not Yet met the man who
,as, a.!sh and the Chicago platform
BNs,@ H. but he is prepared -yea
40 so again. on the other
,old deqaueh'iy meet both republicans
! nar,s e'noerats who declare boldly Tor
! e0ns,. tndl candidate taYOring
ko,t,nr OF silver. 1t is monstrous
4 nor. .na' We, as a people, can be
kna on, prosperous and happier by in
b IA ~ ,ases and cost Of living.
|a ner, oe the same old fight over
b 50 Inv. ear and In 1900, and Will con-
b lis ,bs az a party attempts TO fnsten
k.sJ In. hi'Sel'es of the single gold
rse ,ha 50 sure as tomorrow's sun
\ IN g.. s indiana democrats when they
h hI,b saa convention will reafirm
ktient co, al, INC free, unlimited and in
bot Ia 'nage OF gold and silver at the
! bs nm -. l. The fight in 1900 Will not
F,e uples 'ne Chicago platform. but /
fse II wn, conditions should radically
hts tbs va, be found surest and lost
A0 J. Bryan" Tue 'eAuefSH'p 0i