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Daily camera., 1898-04-15

A torpid liver robs you OF ambition
and ruins your health. DeWitt's Little
Early Risers cleanse the liver, cure con.
stipation and all stomach and liver
troubles. Chas. c. Giesick, Parlor Drug
Store.
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The Boulder Employment Agency, H.
E. Greer & Co, proprietors, 1926 Pearl
street. Help Of all kinds furnished on
short notice. % In
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The two year old infant of J. o. Gar.
ats died last night. The funeral will be
conducted by Mr.. Trezise from the Cath
olic church at 1890 tomorrow morning.
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Sherman Crumley was on trial before
Justice Ingram this afternoon on the
charge of grand larceny. Crumley is
charged with having stolen s135 from
Mr.. Hull, his partner on the Eldora
stage line.
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The Ladies Fortnightly club met for
the first time in their new quarters in
Odd Fellows hall in the new Cheney
block yesterday afternoon. The Whist
club will hold Its first meeting in the
rooms next Monday
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DR.. Keyser and wife of Chicago are
here for the benefit of Mrs. Keyser's
health. They are moving their house.
hold goods into one OF the houses of
Chauncey Stokes on Pine street.
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C. & n. w, Tickets.

Tickets on sale at Union depot. Boul.
der, for all,points on Colorado & North
western railway. Also 10 Eldora and
Ward via Sunset and stage.
T. E, GILLER, Agent.
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Busipe,s Announcements.

We have purchased the meat market
formerly owned by Jas. Inman, and are
ready to serve our patrons with the best,
in quality and variety. the market affords.
We invite your patronage and guaran-
tee satisfaction in respect to quality,
quantity and price.
CRAWFORD & KOHL MYER.
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Thousands of sufferers from grippe
have been restored to health by One
Minute Cough Cure. 1t quickly cures
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia,
grippe, asthma and all throat and lung
diseases. Chas. c. Giesick, Parlor Drug
Store.
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TIME CARD.

Otis Spencer, collector of customs at
the post of Cherry Greek, Denver, has
wired the navy department that the
great stream has been efectually block
AIDED against the strongest Spanish war.
ships.
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The undersigned will receive bids for
excavating lots 3 and a. block 81. Bout
der. Specifications can be seen as store
of H. c. HoLsTEIN.
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The funeral of the infant child of
Guisepp Querio of Superior will be con-
Quoted by MIR. Trezise at o'clock to.
morrow at South Boulder cemetery.
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To Curs Cold In Oas nay
Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refur=S the money if il fails
% cure. IS cent?.
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President +. P. Graves Of the univer.
.;.v Of wyoming. is the guest OF Presi-
A.. and Mrs. Baker at the university.
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A special umbrella sale at Alpert's
store, on 18th street, Thursday, Friday
aud Saturday.
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B. GORDON,
Fashionable
Tailor.

Formerly at 1892, 12th ST.. has just re-
moved to 1859 Pearl Street, over Boul-
der National Bank. He invites all
wanting well fitting clothes to visit his
Parlors and get prices that will please
them.
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Don't forget that we are prepared tt
sell you all kinds of melon seeds as wei
as garden and field seeds.
I2-18t. c. E. CoULEHAN.
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X. u. T. NJ.

All Sir Knights are requested to report
at the regular review this evening
at o'clock sharp. Work In 1st degree.
Refreshments after the work is done.
BY order Of the tent. E. ]. BORDEN,
Record Keeper.
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Charles Saas has started shoe max
ing shop at 7o1 Pearl street. Fine work.
Has come to stay, $40 I'm.
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WANTED-A competent girl for gen
eral housework. Apply at l74z Walnut
street.
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Wait for our spring shipment of maple
sugar and syrup, direct from the makers.
II 18t, c. +. CoULEHAN.
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Mzy McKenna has sold out her lunch
roorn opposite the court house to Alden
q. Sherman.
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he queen Of representation Su'. $.
s<..,.,e.ter. actor and tragedienne' g
] r. 1.e.,elc temple April g. uader sne
gss..........~ g the ST, Margaret's luiid.
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A special umbrella sale at Alpert's
store, on 18th street, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
Daily camera., 1898-04-15

The Greater includes the less. Hoods
Sarsaparilla cures hip disease and scro-
fula sores and it may be depended upon
to cure boils and pimples and humors Of
all kinds.
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At the old Stand,

At the Old Stand.
The reliable and expert jeweler and
watch and jewelry rePairer, c. p. Pettin.
gill, will always be found at the old stand
ready and anxious to serve his old time
friends and customers,
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I u la,ic, xearkling d'aloe -
p III handnt msly cos'umso, .,. n..s
% 4 Baaasy's = H'1saI
N lIle 81 ~ raed this stasoas
Daily camera., 1898-04-15

The university book and drug store
serves the finest soda water in the city.
Daily camera., 1898-04-15

The wedding of James Leverton and
Miss Maude Brooke occurred yesterday.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
and our institutions

Mrs. George ]. Helmer is visiting he'
mother, Mrs. Murphy, at Nederland.
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Use Prot Fields worm po~ders.
uineie niA proves thsir worth.
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Public Stock sale.

Pubic Stock Sale.
There will be = psblic sale Of the farm
machinery. utensils. horses and ether
i've stock and farm property Of the
estate Of A. Rosenbaum, deceased. on
the farm place. near Boulder, Tuesday.
April 18th. 1898, on reasonable terms. Is
follows: All purchases Of IS and above.
SIX months time on sppfoved security.
Cash for all purchases under S.
&C. RoSENBAUM,
NIL. RosENBAUM,
I'd Administrators.
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Eyes Examined Ere

By House, the specialist. at R. M. Cros
by's jewellery store. 13.3t.
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Shareholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the sharehold-
ers Of the Boulder County DEVELOPMENT
company will be held in adjournment at
their office room No. a, Masonic temple
in Boulder, Colorado, at 10 a. m. on Tues
day, May 10. 1893. for the purpose of
electing board of directors and for the
transaction Of such other business as
NAV properly come before the meeting.
w. H. MCLEOD,
.. Secretary.
Daily camera., 1898-04-15

M. and AIRS. S. Gwin Of Sholes. Ind.
are the guests Of DR.. ]. H. Parsons. Mrs.
f:~;n i = sister Of the doctor.
Daily camera., 1898-04-15

r,nt Iack Cary IS moving his family
~ The house csiner PIN. and 7otn
.e,eets INST vacated by Mrs. VIM. Lamp
a,Nire.
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CONSTIPATION

Causes fully half the sickness in the world It
retains the digested food too long in the bowels
and produces biliousness, torpid liver, indi-
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Hoods

gestion, bad t..s,e, coated - ~.
tongue, sick headache, in "o
somnia, etc. Hoods Pills
cure constipation and all its
results, easily and thoroughly. 25c. All lldruggsts.
Prepared by C. !. Hood s. Co., Lowell. Mass.
The only Pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparill1
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-28
BRISTOL.

The council held conference Saturday af-
ternoon with tho joint wharf and street com
mittee. Attorney Rathbone Gardner being
present A number of questions were asked
The attorney by the committee relative TO
what rights the town had regarding
street.
James G. Manchester moved that President
Church appoint committee of three 10 asecr-
tain what right the town had on Bradford
street west of thames street. The committee
consists of Edward L. Watson DIR. Herman.
Canneld and William II. Thompson. The com
inittee are to ascertain IL there are any OBJ
structions ON Church street, Constitution
street and State street. The committee will
then confer with MIR. Gardner. During the
difference q letter was read by President
Church from Colonel :. L. Colt Offering to the
town Tie use OF The National India Rubber
Company's pier for term of five years, the
company 10 retain the right to use it for its
own purposes and that the town shall hnve
free use aud all wharfage collected thereof
go into the town treasury and oil expenses
incurred in repairs to be- paid for by the COM
pany.
The committee on building n pier retired
TO another room and held a few minutes CON
ference relative 10 the letter and then re-
ported that the committee was not in favor
of acceptance and that they could not rec.
ommend acceptance Of the offer. as large ma
jority of the taxpayers had voted TO build
wharf and they were supposed to act in con-
formity to their wishes.
The matter Of building an electric railroad
from this town TO Providence IN one of the
principal features To come before the annual
town meeting TO he held on Saturday next
The following is copy of the resolution
drawn up on Saturday and presented to the
taxpayers for signature: Resolved, That it
is the sense of this town meeting, held the
5th day OF March, A. ID. 1893, that the town of
Bristol, X. l.. should be connected with Proyi-
dence X. J., by electric cars over its main
road and through its principal ihoroug hfares,
and the town council OF this town Is hereby
instructed to favor and promote any move
ment of this kind 40 long as 1t does not inter
fere with or is not detrimental to the rights
and privileges OF the citizens of this town
ami be ii further
Resolved, That tho same shall be voted upon
by ballot at this town meeting, held at said
date, or at any adjourned meeting held AT
the earliest possible date therefrom.
Town Clerk Herbert y. Bennett has given to
Senator George W. Simons for presentation
Fin the General Assembly n bill for an act en-
ahling the town Of Bristol to appropriate
money for the purpose Of building public
wharf
The trial trips of the two new torpedo boats
are expected to take place Wednesday next,
weather permitting. The following naval off
ccis Will be on board during each trip; Com
modore Dewey, Naval Constructor J. r. Han
socom, and Chief Engineer Roellcr of the
United states Navy.
A ctiZens' caucus will be held to night for
the purpose of making canvass and arrang.
ing tor a council ticket.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-28
HE USED A A CLUB.
But That Weapon Didn't Save Smith
From Thrsshing,
Two Warrants Have Been Issu For HIS
Arrest For Assault.

The usual quiet OF the village Of Appo-
naug was broken last evening by free
fight in which men, dogs ana clubs all
played important parts, and as the result
warrants were issued this morning for
the arrest of Thomas Smith, who Is al.
legged TO have been the cause OF all the
trouble. Smith, who IL the owner oi an
ugly bull dog, commenced the trouble hy
setting the dog to fighting with bird
dog belonging 10 christopher Westcort
and when an attempt was ''ade TO part
tho animals smith struck night watch
man Douahue n savage blow in the face.
Mr.. Donahue turned his attention TO
smith, WHO soon made mp bis mind that
he was not in the right class and took
to his heels, TIE dogs were separated
wien Smith suddenly returned with
four-fOot club and struck Mr. Donahue's
son heavg blow on tho back. Before
he could use Lis club again Mr.. Donahue
seized him and another scufils ensucd In
which Smith was bsdly used UP. and as
SOON as he could mako his escape he again
took TO his heels This morning two
warrants were sworn out for his arrest
and given 10 Deputy sheriff Lynch to
serve.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-28
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

. Arthur Harrison had nn exciting en-
between Pontiac and Natick Saturday
evening. When about half wav between
Pontiac and the New England railroad
crossing Harrison met one of the men,
who asked him for match. He had n
market basket full OF provisions on bis
arm, and when the man asked him for
the match he set the basket on the
ground and unbuttoned his overooat SO
as TO reach tho matches, which were in
his vest potkst. just as he took them
from the pocket he heard noise behind
him and turned around just in time to
soc another man grab the basket and start
20 run away with 1t.
He seized the man and after n sharp
tussle succeeded In recovering possession
OF the basket, but while doing so the
man who had nccosted him dealt him
several savage blows with his fists. Har-
rIson had a revolver in his pocket, and
getting clear of lis assailsnts lie sue
cesdod in drawing 1t and fired shot ut
the nearest man probably missing him,
but causing 10th Of the tramps To take
to their heel Is in the direction of the rail
road Harrison fired two more shots after
them, but, considering discretion trs
batter part Of valor, did not follow them
ur, hut kept on his way home with n
wary eye on every bush and post along
the side of the lonely road.
The member of the Quidnick Baptist
Church held very enjoyable chicken sup
yer and entertainment in the vestry Of
the church Saturday evening.
The Warwick Town Council held its
mtnthly meeting at the town house in
Apponaug tnis afternoon. A large aud :
ence was present ut the Phenix Met hodist
Church Saturday evening to witness the
kiuetossope exhibition given for the bene-
fit of the church and the entertainment
was so successful that it will probably be
repeated again in the near future
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-28
Attempt Made to Burn
the New Hampshire.
ON TRIP FROM NEW YORK
Blaze Started in Stater0Om by an
Unknown Miscreant.
PROMPT WORK SAVED VESSEL.

r An attempt was made 20 burn the sound
steamer New Hampshire on her trip from
New York 90 stonington Saturday night.
The utmost secrecy in regard TO the affair
has been maintained, and as far as posi-
BILE knowIedg OF the affair was kept from
the passengers The New Hampshire was
under command OF Capt Grimm, and had
been out from New York about four hours,
and was probably of FootstoLe. wien
the smell of smoke attracted the attsntion
OF the officers, and the source OF 1t was
very quickly located in one of the star
board state rooms. Some person had en-
tered and set fire to the combustihls ma
teral in IL, but the Glaze was discovered
before any serious damage was done.
The stateroom was securely fastened and
the person who set the fire must have
broken into ii i'm order to have done SO.
The part of the crew whose duty it ls
TO man he fire apparatus gave evidence OF
the excellent diseiI line that Is maintained
on the vessel, and had the fire out before
any Serious damage was done To the ship.
The ayerting of damage was due TO the
quick discovery OF the lire. Who the mis-
creans was that endsavored To burn the
ship anu epaangertd the lives Of large
number of persons is not known. and
CAPT. Griffin Was not atle To flnd any
clue. Tbe New Hampshire proceeded on
her way ana arrived in Stoningt )nrat the
usual time. A very searJDing inquiry Will
be MADE and every effort will be- mads TO
iinu out the porper tor Of the eed It is
not improbable tnat 1t is tbs work Of some
It,natio
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-28
BURKE HELD UP.
Dragged From His Buggy and
Severely PImmelled.
A Deputy Sheriff Looking For His AS
sailants Who Are Kn' wn.

Another hold up occurred on the road
between Greenwood and Pontiac last eve
ming, and contrary to tho usual program,
all OF the parties are known, and the po-
lice ore at work on the case. during
the afternoon David Burke, one oil the
ovoIseers at the Arctic mill, in company
with n companion, started Tor rue
through the Eastern part OF WARWICK
ana on their return stopped at the oreen-
wood Houss, where they met " llliam Men
OILS OF Riverpoint, Nick stone or Ma
tink, ana tIenchman. whose mans Is
not known. All had baen drinking ana
were In n auarrelsoTe mood. The men
left tho place before Burke and his COM
paniOn, and. ~ Is alleged, lay In walt
for them, for when short distance fIom
Green wood. one of them seized Burke :
hors5 by the brille, while the other two
pulled him from the buggy anu rum'
mellcd him to their hearts content. Then
they broke the top OF the buggy and after
stealing the whip. allowed Burke and
his companion To drive on.
A few minutes later Peter sherman OF
Phenix drove along the road anu tho men
attempted To holo him up slso, 1T Is
charged, but were not 80 succ, ssful as
with Burke. The affair was reported to
Deputy Sheriff nj. B. Lynch and the three
men will probably be arrested TO-DAY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-28
RULING SUSTAINED.
Judge Sweetland's Finding En-
dOrsed by Appellate Court.
In Case Growing Out of the Break ng OF
as ore Wini0w.

The following opinion was handed
down by the Appellate Court today in
the case of Alice Bacon VS.. Irving Bull
lard
per curiam. The plaintiff sues in
trespass for damages for the breaking OF
a plate glass window in store owned by
her. but in the occupation Of tenant
from year TO year The District Court
OF the sixth judicial district, in which
the suit wss brought, non suited the
plaintiff, holding that. as tho suit was
for an injury to the reverslon, the
plaintiffs action was care ana not trs'
pass. Assuming the testimony To have
been as allowed by the court below its
ruling was correct. That care, and not
treslass, is the proper remedy for injuries
To "A reversion, is elementary. The plain
tin. however, contends, and has sub
mitted toe affidavit of her agent to the
effect that ne testified at the trial that
the plaintiff had control of the outside
II the pnilding We are not convinced
by the affidavit that the statement was
made by the witness. The window which
was broken being "a part OF the store in
the occupation of the tenant the assertion
of a control over il n part Of the outside
of the building by the plaintiff would
have been inconsistent with the right Of
the tenant, since such control would
have implied the right OF the piaintin To
remove the window. contrary even Tn she
wish of the tenant. 30 important n state
ment, IL made, could scarcely have failed
TO have impressed itself on the mind of
the Justice who tried the case.
"EXceptions overruled ana case re-
mitted to the District Court OF the Sixth
judicial district, with direction To enter
Judgment for the defendant for costs. "
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-28
CASE POSTPONED.
That Of Mrs. Campbell Against
Metcalf et al. Delayed
On Request OF Plaintifi's Counsel-will
He Heard In Three Weeks.

Mrs. Annie Campbell, whose litigation
with Henry Ii. Metcajf and other stock
holders OF the Campbell Machine Com
psny has become quite extensive. today
had the trial of her equity suit against
the stockholders OF the company named
postponed for three weeks. 4. ID. Bassett
represented Mrs. Campbell In court today,
and said he had only teen engaged on
last SATURDAY. The suit before the court
Is to recov ar the amount or money IL IL
claimed Henry b. Metoalf and other
stockholders realized from the sails OF
foreign patents on Inventions made by
Duncan Campbell, the husband OF Mrs.
Campbell
In asking for delay of three weeks
Mr.. Bassstt urged, in addition to mis-
unfamI IlIarity with tn, points In contro-
versy, that Mrs Campbell was at present
in a sanitarium i'm New York state.
T.. W. Blodgett, of counsel for Mr. Met.
calf. said that the certificate produced as
to Mrs Campbtli's health WINS not sat
isfactory reason for delay, but Mr.. Eas-
sett's plea was, tt ough the delay asks d r
WAS too long. lie suggested the trial be
postponed n week.
Mr.. Bassett said he had n case in the
Common Pleas Division, the trial OF
which would begin tomorrow ana last
four weeks, and he could net possibly bs
ready i'm the case before the court in a
week.
Hugh J. Carroll, who was attorney for
one OF the respondents, said it was well
known a week ago that the DCstUn law
yers tor Mrs. Camppell had withdrawn
from the casP, and that Mr.. Fsrnsw ortb.
who was associated with them. WAS still
in the casa. MIR. Carroll urged an I'M
mediate trial and said Mrs. Campbell had
not removed from the records In Paw
ticket notics Of claim againt his eli
| ept's property that she had been ordered
to remove by the court. Mr.. Carroll asked
Mr.. bassett IL ne was not Interested In
tbs case some time ago.
Mr. Bassett replied that year and a
half ago he had looked into the case some
what and talked with Mr.. Mccall. A
committee OF both houses Of Congress had
| declared there was fraud In the case.
Mr. Carroll said the object Of the delay
was to get u decision from COpgrtss on
| an ex parts hearing.
Mr.. Bassett again urged tho necessity
| Of postpouemeNt of three weeks ana
| said as to the hearing before the com-
mittees of Congress, he had read n
pamphlet OF l00 pages containing Mr..
Metcalf's argument before the committee.
Chief Justice Matteson said the court
would grant q postponement of three
| weeks, but the case must then be tried In
| possible.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-28
A New Tea Room.

The Boston store has opened n Tea Room on
the third floor of its n.w building. where
lunches will be- served, In the best
and al reasonable prices. The tables are
ulea sanity located on the Westminster street
front and nre directly accessible by both ele-
yatcrs and stairs. The room ~ ta-tily fur.
nishcd, red being the dominant color with
the wood work IN cherry. ON the walls sro
oil paintings from the easels ot ~. Y. i;cmoine.
NJ 'Topping Walker, A GHrlanne and others.
mo caruetS, draperies, furniture and table
ware we're Supplied by the tallcHdnr, McAus.
Ian 4 T.up Co., and are credit 20 the dee
rnrtment. from which They came
The uppuing ~ this tD1.rtum IL I'm RESPONSE
tu many rtu 1cSts from customrrs both if aud
uut .ido 0f the city, AMI viii prove tu De- n
rlrasput aud convenient place fur dainty
lunch in the middle ~ thu day. or Tor r..
fr,.-htug iro cream ur cup 20 tr1 while resting
Iu tho nidsi ~ u shopping Afternoon down
town. Tile luurs are ivfm II 10 D 20 and Uu
saturday until o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-28
Smoke Talk and d. bate.

The Young Mems Literary Club had a very
enjoyable and profitable time at its rooms
ON Veazie street yesterday afternoon. There
was smoke talk. musical selections that
were well given, phonograph that talked
philosophy, both serious and amusing, and
the following question was debated: RE
solved, That the jury system should De abol-
ished." The disputants were Tnomas Ward
and John McCsnn for the alternative and Jos
cnh Noonan and Martin Maliey for the mega.
tive All made good arguments and the mega
tive side won All present at the meeting
WCre photographed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-28
Decree Enteref.

\ decree was entered In tie Appellate
CoIrt this morning In The case of Annie
B. Harvey against David A. Harvey,
granting MIS- Harvey divorce from
h.r husband, ana the question of
ali mon wfi'h was prayed Tor IL reserved
for fui h cCns dsr'tion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-28
Church Corporation Sues.

~ Peters Church corporation has hegun
suit against Helen A. Brown, wife Of Par.
don s. Brown, cXccutriN, under the will OF
Elisha O. Angel, 20 recover 5000 legacy left
10 the church three years ago. but which has
not yet been paid Bassett n Mitchell are al.
torneys for the plaintiff corporation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-28
Ordered TO Pile Schedule.

j. Schwartz & Co. were declared lnsol-
vent by the Appellate Court on Feb. n on
the petition Of Greene. Anthony 81 Co.,
and other creditors and were trdered 20
fife sehedule OF their liabilities and as.
sats within five days. Ihsy failed to 90 20
and are represented To be out OF the state.
so the court today directed notice 10 nj
creditors 10 he given by publication
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-02-28
4 GREAT SURPRISE IS IN STORE

age Of GRAIN-O. IL takes the place OF coffee
at about \, the cost IL - food drink
full Of health. and can he given to the child
IL made OF pure grains and looks and tastes
bike the finest grades of Mocha or Java coffee.
IL satisfies every one. A cup of Graln-O IL
letter for the system than tonic. because its
benefit Is permanent. What coffee breaks
down, Grain-O builds up. Ask your grocer
for Grain.O l5c and .5c.