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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-05
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M"r'si4a isHRqifevg4
hl,lBObliciby isAS hab the lpeoplelwant.
pJest the, blifcApeakon,the asnBject,
b1ittie brbelgaih G5lG . III sith ea'fi M
Claims made by strangers'earS h6t
'ETEgteA SO bSiy oue riliHd Oh proof for o.
lyMavlo TIA uitiahno ieaua oH h"'h va
The cxBarieneelof. people we kn9wdl
When friends and neighbors endorse
liEfhiake bdbfle stAtehentlG lGf their case
.. a.Thera eahyhe noqnestion about such
Es & thsg thg pfFoo r. f'tehaa Ne haayes s'' 'o1 ~
Which backs evcty'bbk or DoaH'sI KA-
n9y billsfno lhaw ii2H a5mGI 80.
IN SaSsSsg {s,dSSJ Jih5P kidney plIf@ "99 raSPa M
Can produce suclnoproOto,Ia-nod ,,t,
ID Hers Ia 9qPe 9qPee eqPsAi qPsiR Rpt the hgeRRaa RRaapyTe ase'
r2g Mrt t,Ah i; hf S9EtsT SRs sangIPsSr b1S 81 10,
,ha delhad'sdihctlrinsit do @SSh iGhclat1
taeks Of, kidney, aemplaint ain blect
to. enlisted 10 The Ohio Reg. 3g Co.
II and IL is possible that the cause may
be traced to the hatdshipS 'endlted.
h hWba teYer, the. capSe there is. ona thing
sure suffered any amount OF misery
AT times my Backs adRing for days sta
I,timq,, andii alongi 1withD IL there WAS a.
bdiSttEsssipg ,pninaryi weRlsnahs. htIhe se7
cretlons scalded, and ipcpnysRienee4 me
at night. l td5p fots' 81 hieaieino f6t
IL in nInyttime., SONG thnav, ,haveG helped
me while taking them, and some, may
have helped me for short time after.
but never got anything It'd dol the
work Of, ,poapis i got q box att wi il;
Styer the druggist, .C9n ., Front stteeh
They are Nd. Particle. | advise their
psa. TO sptfeTinghfHonV idney
disease" .rri....,,, ,,,,
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale bS all
dea1eps,,'' i'iice' So cents. Mailed by
Eos IeAt1M ilburnng6 ,anlsnffalo,' IN. VI,
solenRgents,f fan he,.U. Nv RemnH ber
the namge, RoAn'sa aapd, ltIAke, no ether .nl
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-05

uhThe poor'ISaH, had bdendOoiting all
day ,4Ou, aojOh it'DisAPpomtedlRgal lnl"
he,exelaimsdpr Liam A,dsspnirerThere
is not thing in the houae tn eati ''aI"
"Ah, DEAR" said the faithful Yite9
cikea have But 5fg tesoHftb left. Wa
iIhast take IN Observation-Disclosures
Record dyntF,uriHdo dliW ha.qiEdH ,.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-05

Al ''Yesis they saf Prophesied Y bril- liaht
future 4ota aIffnisn Wften he'was only ath
IlgsarsooldrheI used Ito. .apRakb piece sa on
3lAA R3lAAnHdftaEo,fsehool, nHdfta II sntertaiinImeEntsi and
hold the audience spellbo9pnndioUr
sand now--2"
b10oh,. ne iflAf44ed, d,'ard now he doc sHhf't
even spealssitor hFsiDwifelra -CleSel land
,Iaatlar r.tt vitfn,l hnD btbW y T. ans.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-05

.''ld.Q.....;:&. |. IL II. :3..,. AQa)S III Il {.
these changes going on. The az.
oommodation, convenience and
p, the pleasure of the! patrons, the
Ia maihrreason for these outlays. at
Another great consideration
- that appeals SO strongly 10 every
one, il. HE very moderate prices
made on everything in the bust
nessg!Itiet ietbeppfoyao tFsImran 9
ayers 10 make LOWER PRICES
i,o9p the, same, qualify Of goods Of
& fered elsewhere, and to give bet.
ter quality of goods at the same
fnPTiees. aI6yoA TWiIL call and e4
L Rhiiheigoods and get 1.-THE prices
you WHO be eaRKiaced of this
afrn--'-our~buyvrs-iirr rtire--large
Z rities5l aFFe eYaH Sniths alsFt tsibpSI
- In bulk or piece any or all of
= goods that CAP DC had at aeas than
= regular prices to .enable US to
make 9nr, claim good.ta n,y ,7i-
= Among our daily arrivals we
=place' Before our people SoEie
=landslides that are positively be
-yond the whisper ofLeompslltpds
Prices that wflfteach-fh the silent
logic of truth. flgidaIsFeaes be.
tween the cash and The credit sYs.,
=tem-between the right and the
5ilRrpnfg wayy.li Observation-Disclosures !9ut
among; the masses. .these-Rpeciala.
ties=z=these .matchless-. Goods sat
phtqBless pA6es to- pheek ihe hE
lsabe e..aahd Grimihal.1paelice SC&
wasting money for the paltry con
osideFyafiiiqRl ,fpG aolli llittlIee5 1G5FediEanWhO
can tell the waste ofRoney Rhen
You get your goods of houses that
sen on Tong time what j. tIe
use of wasting dollar When you
can save il?
,.aA9wlsbnu IamnuZ
We shall offer such unanswer
able arguments as no house cd m
hmatcf5 leaders and specialties pr
quotations that no other can effe Z.
Stern and stubborn facts thatwill
.fieHehS6ur head on the subject of
genuine bargains,
aasd A91Gf ,2i"5Y a2.ilg 7nis 't5.hIl
WeihVite an early and repeat
Led iWlpsctihILs 0ar stock will be
repieni0hed every few days, and
to our chst6ner8d We offer b a + fu ll
dana oSarBi1qtbeIRsaG seasonable le
sPops aEsslsG tii,enp a7ixa s'u4h
s1il4 iSiDaqa .-t1ina uus alai
.tius & lOa .d5E5 oe2
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-05


Mr.. De Sharp lanxiousRD- ilSAdyeS1
tehki5 bdntchi ctiff lb,ftt5nh TO thg wash
lsStSTNelfe AZ pAtsIapnalfs th8RSs
Washerwoman-Sure Oi saw couple
Id tn Cub iButp have no tiheto be flsh7
IN ,afSuhk far ibross etffuB0tt6ns, Ian
0ttinow Cthirb i6wayW moor iaoq me,
MFepaShaFp 0AthoVRi6ed saaahts)--
IThEeMthRp yRFSaybi bhaFessiRpttonss
were pure gold. a,si,1oga Hih
Washerwoman-Moyi Moyl That's
tho bad. eAAiesf thoaglit tli6tn young
man wotnwasoalways beatiP down, a
oriWashanwoni 'prtdas otsdSA Iford
Hs tH wffaarh wYfa hgoIq ,na& I, WfGkklEA ~
allivrsnAtFs. Msn0RbsoEsnaAindSM n
hiMrsa GllH-,W WhatipigRt hefhs mat
bteyr lrfsss rfsssrMl4 rMl4eHnlptFe eHnlp tFeB2iTSqree A9dys HOOK
moightys puzzled. .o,,,,nn ,t,or,sS ~"
Mffa, HMcDn ffereMAnIld' 1T am am that, Mrs.
DUFF; f%ahIt toBuy d ddarte9 6f bp9upg
of tay and new glass bdther dish. apd
|iRy dblaRpd hyitbnt doh'5shnHm whe thI7i
sEt9 bHXJAY,ta atthshb9pIwhAFe they
give eW19y. ,they yPPHthsT dlshesnoh t9 Ipur,,
chase my bnther dish at the place wlIere
itheyigiGe'hNayt thA55'!A FitlMts-
a ia. -
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-05

MARIETTA 8 COLUMBUS SHORT hINR
,TOledO & Ohio Central Exa'n.
Time Aeblp Ip EJECT j Jals3rd, Esea
|entrnf Standard Time. q
" aneR A# eNoRrn BouNb. = 9 asa
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-05

MOS tFNl t,Jl '.. 700 fHJ.Lt rIfllllllJ
the, lace at. the hem wasa o .naEROEy
founce of cream satin. .- r-BEu ,.
l4 Among the pretty sailor hats one secs
.iHOne ATe more attractive than those
worn far over the -fhce and trimmed.
WITH n pale velvet band and q. tuft pt
biuB viblets standing straight Ip,op one
side. :
A pretty gown in pink was one nude,
with aIQpgi princess ,tlmiQSover an uh-:
derskirt which showed shaped ruffle
abOnt quarter of a yard deep T. III lei
tunic was. .scalloped and finished With
stitched bands and had. Q, tiny yoke dt'
the top of black and waite Striped silk
and a collar with little pattes.
..r,. SADIE MERRITT .
The largest building is theVCpliSepIG
at Rome. 1t is 615 feet in great 81 Adm :
eter and 1870 feet high. H
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-05
B.&O. S-W. RY
TIME TABLE.

Ffains Arrivo NJ and Depart from UnloL
ssE Station.
ARRIVE, b n WESTWARD. H DEPART
~ os Atheps, Chlliioothe, Gin 5bRn
VH ss yaelnnau, Louisville, 81
Louis and tall points
West Soutllnn S.west
~. 10 p rl;-i,elpre, Athens Chilli ! ooan
lo. cothe, aud WAY stations.
: 20 20 p In-Belpre, Athens, chilli. 20 9OaG
10 M cothe, Cincinnati hnd
sunday Loulsville, 81 Louis
sI ana AZ points west and
iil1 P X nl iss ilssssllpfe, II rkersburg 2Npn
stations.
's NH b,sin 81 nTTS,; a.rlyys! IL 20 p m
Ap,urg.i CAliillcothS, JinAf
elhnati, Louisville St
,tt LOUIS. chicago aud ali
'' POINTS west, south and
80 l,c1f % southwest, 4t anf ls-Hora
90 m-Parkersburg ana pelr,a ~ oo,,
0 40 p Belpr6ALocai - i-o'"i
odl~lGft i5li EASTWARD. .1ttoi9t2
705 pm Belpre, Parkersburr. "a. 4 M n ~
,..Ao. al,T Lem, Gqrnwallls, Dlarks-l'dl
~ ' purg, Grafton and all
Soy o.. way stationsli Ifi aet
" 2i ~ mbelPTS Psrlt'sb'g, Gtaf- f'l 20 m
Ii Ii morel Phil ,delphia and 'D
New York.
Os m-Parkersbnrg, Washing. > 6knn,
lsIGLI Ton, baltimore, Phila-
.1 delDhia and New York.
va 70 notwithstanding, Washing, tlI 20 N m
|, tea,-, ,., 4 ton, Baltimore Phila!
- 2 u - d" delphia. New Y0rlt Bos.
ton and all points east
tH 'Daily tIcxcept Sunday.
iea @Ss ssESsgs eSsHs eHfssiS s5 s9 AZ s9 St.in the
tailed information as to rates. routes, sioeping
address:-- fsii ftS'f1S ff''iafs oh o'
y. M. PAYNE, Ticket Agent, Marietta.O.
=. r. BROWN. Passenger Agt, MarletfA. o.
ri1c,,nn,pt r,mUptHnhrft nt Gen1 Passenger Agent,
~A"Sihu"ei, W. t.s 90
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-05

DIR. A.i RINesBURY, DENTIST. Room
teadar BHlldtpg,i CpTper Front and Putnam
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-05

:, RW-DR. Il. s. WARD. Dentist once in
Union Block, over Charles Blume,s JeWelrV
Store, Front street, below Putnam.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-05

mo. SISlYiNOTQN1M M ID,
~ Can be consulted at residence cor. Fifth
And M0osber lStB. PhOn Q 2lg AL orders left.
at A. J. Richards Drug store win be promptly
responded TO-
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-05
Plumbing.

nu |rIQo1u lTln'@llI I""
...., ~. !. s"a.s. D q. -..1aB3icycIes.
. ne First a s!;,.5 q1ass e. Plumbiingl bil At "a
livingDpprofiton in.Bath 5Fdbs,
Closets and Wash SYahds s sold
OF, 12nI-2 i cent margin.
Good fitting at low west
prices. 5-ply Rubber H ose
Guaranteed at10c cpefft. w els
= B5ath Lights; ! fgehp,aiIflntl,ee)) in hop
at, z5arand lWitha bypass or
self-lishter m85c.r'''2 q FIRST
CLASS" ',.HTGH GRADE
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-05

ss-s, 1IAI az BuEIisGII ssoAIE over 8lE
ssAs I !tssslsy .Ss s.aEsa gEsAss ~ A2sss @aP
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-05

y',It1m6s AeeYn inefedible, sat 1t
true. Twenty years ago he wasa Pp
glaH Npw he's a preacher at the G0
Pel PllPpSSva apS P gsfsffpl, gsfsffpl, PgRAqn,i PgRqn,i 1.a .,n.ca,. i,
''1t Doesn't Seem Incredible to me.
knB%'a most e&tsetlent! preacher on II
iiiWest'sidenIvIl6 ~hs 'bncs' a ward 'polit
uoian,lsA4G G4lRedgo ip4Sdne!ol ri bn"
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-05

III ATNUN q
n There Is no plaeSit ufHpef fwherd o
Can study the suRRers rstgiesSso wei llS
ut Monte, ,Guylo "teSce tts-rslgn of 4
sdmnieF go@n beginSearly iu'Aprii. a
one, ,paR see, the same things then ia
ohe-secs In Parisflh June or In the rho
northern resprts In July, .1'I'
Z Arduhdh The tables 81 this S%otld-t
phol1Al End Wholesale khhbling hoh'
sYAiqb i4 itsef fsllPpsEthqn4 4pfrths po
unique, principalities' of Europe, lol
es4he Beauty aMorid afrayhH, a,
always dressed IN the best bat mo ~
Fcah buy 'hnd tAs' dIessmAkers can tul
out.
|dS6ifdAS (yhaaa) toiBd tkhtudeh ID dthe)tir
when Monte Carlo was, ,frioWnedl ppl
by the same class of people that ard
dayits best patrons. Then there werf
Nhalatial hotel with charges that alnfd
make oRe.s head whiEl toNthink of u
K lIles$on eshasg eIfpp d than the fi9l
eoddassS Is n lthe habftI6f aceording
any one individual; there were no 90
certs by world-renowned orchestra
there was no. questioning the man
iswuman who wished to WOO ficlfe Il
| Anna AZ fba cra N, l.lisasr IN blpa In tho
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-05-05
'o'stiIT MORE siIiiTVeTTo1saaAI.. saaAI.4i

Recordsnir,O1i1do d1iw h1@aihdo
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-17
His Life Was Saved.

Mr.. j. 4. Lilly, a prominent citizen of
Hannibal, No.. lately had a wonderful
delverance from frghtful death. In
telling OF it hessays: II was taken with
typhoid fever, that ran into pneumonia.
My lungs became hardened. l was so
weak couldn't even sit up in bed. Moth
ing helped me. ! expected to soon die OF
consumption. when heard OF DIR. Kings
New Discovery. One bottle gave great
relief. | continued to use it. and now am
well and strong. can't say too much in
its praise" Thit marvellous medicine is
the surest and quickest cure in the world
for all throat and lung trouble. Regular
sizes, 80 cents and Sl.00. Trial bottles
free at j. II. Dunavant Il Co.'s drugstore.
Every bottle guaranteed.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-17

Every guess mnst be accompanied by 81 so FIR years
uon 10 The
or cannot DO recorded REMEMBER THIS Tho pcs
sent 10 any address and the credited
Make all remitances payable to and address
THE TIMES Forrest City, Arkansas.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-17
Our Grave Yard.

Visit TO the cemetery on the hin,
verities that pathetic soliloquy of Rip
van Wrinkle when he returned from
ms long sleep on the mountain and
FOUND that no one knew him: "How
soon we are forgot, when we are gone. "
Loved ones are laid to rest amid the
grief and sorrow of those left behind.
ana the newly made mound for brief
timtis watered by tears-the wound
heals over and the dead are forgotten
IN the bnsy days of toll and pleasure
The editor taxes his brain and wears
DIS pencil in the vain effort to perpetu.
ate the memory Of the deceased by re.
citing his many virtues, good deeds.
etc-a thankless undertaking. The
echo OF the preachers voice, the sweet
strains OF = Abide in Thee " and the
falling footsteps of the funeral cortege
as 1t passes through the gates have
scarcely died away ere the hogs and
cattle trample upon aud toss about the
sweet remembrances to the DE-.
parted, and we don't have TO wait
twenty years to realize " how soon we
are forgot when we are gone. -
There is nothing in the county more
neglected than the = city of tn. dead y
OH the hill-not even excepting the
county roads. Sunken graves, demol-
ished tombs. broken monuments and
headstones, decased and broker down
enclosures, unl.inged gates, struggling
barbed wires, old tin, bottles, and rub
Dish OF all kinds meet the gaze i'm every
direction. SO irregular have been the
interments, that it is next to an i'm
possibility for u vehicle to 20 to any
part OF the grounds without passing
over the spot where some forgotten one
lies. And often in digging grave,
two or more attempts are made before
spot can be found. And to make the
landscape complete, many meek. eyed
bovines and those "harbingers OF
spring the hogs-fr.quent the sa.
cred places. finding the costly monu.
ments aud tombstones admirably
suited for scratching posts.
Most horrible Of all is the washing
away OF graves. During the recen,
rainy weather the water has made
great inroads into the graveyard. and
several bodies have been washed away,
and the bones of those "gone but moi
forgotten, Budded on earth e
bloom in Heaven" Martyrs" and
=" Christians. " are passing down the
bayou.
Like with our parks. something
should be done, aud done quickly
either protect the place or abandon it
AS 1t is now it is "A standing disgrace
to a civilized community.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-17
md will be awal ded, if the guess is
Third Correct or
Nearest Correct Clees

The one sending ia the third correct
or nearest correct guess is also awarded
prize aud will get. II the guess is re.
ceived
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-17
A Kind Remembrance.

We graciously acknowledge the re-
ceipt of an invitation to be present at
the commencement exercises of the
Medical and Dental department of Tie
University of Tennessee which will be
held on Tuesday evening. March %. at
the Vendome theatre, in Nashville.
We credit the thoughtfulness which
is responsible for our reception OF this
highly appreciated remembrance to DIR.
L. A. Long, whom we notice from the
invitation. has the distinction aud
honor of being president of the gradua.
ting class for this term. closing March,
'99, and We learned with much pleasure
some time ago that DIR. Long had been
appointed. by the faculty of The Uni.
versity, to the position Of assistant
demonstrator of the college, which fact
clearly shows that lie has improved his
opportunities while in school and will
finish with the highest honors. In
short. he is n young man from this
community Of whom we may all well
feel proud, and rs is the case with al
most every Forrest City boy who goes
away from the state for the improve
ment Of his mind or in persuit of his
profession, convincing proof is always
forthcoming Of bis brilliant achieve
meDts, and we are not surprised to
have before us such conclusive evidence
Of the manner IN which our talented
young friend, E. A. Long, has forged
his way to the head Of his classes i'm
the study Of his chosen profession. We
are mindful of the fact too, that dur
ing vacations, Ernest has applied him
self diligently and devotedly to prac-
tice, not trusting, Ms many do, to the
schOol.room and laboratory, for that
thorOughness which only comes with
practice, and no doubt it is largely due
to this fact that he has received such
catering recognition ut the hands of
the faculty Of the University and his
class, and which we are convinced he
iu"I Hc'isC4'
Always having been fayorite here
among his many friends, and in fact
with everyone with whom he has AN &C.
quaintance, we are satisfied that many
inducements will be offered him upon
his return to Forrest City armed will,
his" Sleeps Skim" to locate here and
pursue the practice of dentistry, and in
view of the fact that his interests are
so closely allied with this community +;
being the home Of loved ones and
friends. We see no plausible reason why
such an arrangement could not be
effected. This field is open and could
be made profitable, by a man in whom
our people impose confidence and such
a man we deem DR.. Z. A. Long, and
hope that he will decide to hang up his
shingle in Forrest City.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-17
IN CASH
Is Fortune but it is Offered Free to Subscribers
To The Forrest City Times -
- The Commercial-Appeal. ana
"a IN Both Papers for 0,AEn
pl.UV the price Of one. Dl,UU
The Biggest cAsHPRIzEs ever offered

how many bales OF bottom will be reccive Memphis Scpe
Der l. 1898 to April 15 1897 Th in ncar
fortune, = Fe- -. o. -
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-17
Contest to Close on March 81.

midnight but tho number Of see o
received Memphis Anr
elusive tho official OF 10
the ngures upon which the be decided.
In order everyone closely and enable them "a
make close
toned since 1891 given below. -
1871 10 70
Sep.enpeI 49, April 10
ioat 70 1913,
1, to April Is
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-17
No Right to Ugliness,

The woman who is lovely in face. form
and temper will always have friends. but
one who would be attractive must keep
her health. Ii she Is weak, sckly aud all
run down. she will be nervous and rrita-
bic. II she has constipation or kidney
trouble, her impure blood will cause pim-
piles, botches. skin eruptons and a
wretched complexion. Electric Bitters is
the best remedy in the world to regulate
liver and kidneys and to purify
the blood. 1t gives strong nerves, bright
eyes, smooth, velvety skin. rich complex
ion. 1t will make a good-Iooling, charm
ing woman OF run down invalid. Only
80 cents at j. Ii. Dunayant. & Co. s drug
store.
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-17
Get Your Guess in Early.

y DONG so you increase opportunity win the przcs
ofc VINO make the closest the longest
ceve proportionatey the largest
specially the exact number of baics received
money will be paid the subscriber
figures SOMEBODY Is BOUND TO GET THE MONEY
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-17

A Second Prize is
Offered Cuessers.
The second correct or nearest correct
guess received will also win n prize
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-17
Here is the Offer,

Here is the Offer,
- Simple and Plain.
The first guess received guessing the
correct or nearest correct number of
bales of cotton received in Memphis
from September l, 1898. to April Is,
1893, inclusive. will get, il the guess is
received
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-17

Add the above figures and will prxcs
make actually offered nav
scrbers Of $4,000 IN CASH. :"
The Forrest City times., 1899-03-17
OUR ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Marshal.

TUT VldGSUdls
The rumors which have been rife for
the past few weeks with reference to
the probable candidacy of Mr.. John b.
Webb has now become an established
fact. as will be seen by a reference to
our announcement column. Mr. Webb
is well and favorably known to our cit
liens and Is in the race to win, aud will
untMingIy solicit the votes OF his friends
in this municipality. He asks favor
able consideration OF his claims. He is
thoroughly competent to discharge the
trying duties OF the office, and il elected
will discharge them to the best Of his
ability.
BY reference to our announcement
column the name of Mr.. 0. Z. Wolff
will be found. He is a candidate for
reelection to the Office of city marshal
Much could be said of his qualifications
for the position. but his record AS mar.
shall for the past four years, is before
the people. He has been weighed in
the balances and found not wanting -
is the verdict Of his friends. His ex-
perience with and knowledge Of the
haunts OF evil doors, adds to his eff
cheney. and if elected he will make a
better officer than ever before. lie
asks n favorable consideration of his
candidacy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-22

II heartily recommend IL, and am
glad to give it my highest endorse
ment."
So writes Miss NJ. A. Armstrong, the
government microscopist. after max
ing painstaking examination Of
Paines celery compound the one rem
edy that has withstood every conceiv-
able test since IL was first discovered
by Dartmouth's great physlcian-pro-
fessor and its formula submitted TO the
scrutiny of the ablest practitioners in
the world.
Thousands of letters have been re-
ceived by the proprietors OF the rem
edy from men and women in every COM
munity. all telling one experience-the
immediate relief and perfect cure ef-
fected by this remedy.
The best physicians openly endorse
and recommend il, authorizing the pub
lie use OF their statements that Paine's
celery compound, in case after case,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-22
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

The town council of Coventry has
appointed the following supervisors
for the coming election:
District No. l. Republican. Caleb @.
Bates LEVEL NJ Whitman; Democrat
ic. ID. Il. knight, f.. w. Bowen District
No. 2, Republican, Thomas Il. Brad
ford, Thomas j. Colvin; Democratic,
James Markey. Charles Wheelock. Dis
trict No. 3, Republican. Elmer w. Lew
is. Jesse Carr; Democratic, Clarence L.
Mertz, Cleophase Benoit.
1t looks as If the town of Coventry
means to have that common nuisance,
the knotty Oak bridge, removed at
last and that the rail and electric roads
are Of similar opinion. The council at
its last session appointed committee
to confer with the railroad and electric
roads in regard To removing the abut-
ments of that bridge.
The members OF the NJ. T.. church,
Hope, win give an entertainment at
the church on Friday and Saturday
evenings.
1t is reported that Apponaug and to
shore resorts are TO be connected with
the valley villages by an electric road
this summer.
The Mems Society at Natick was
addressed last evening by VIM. V.
Socuu OF PheniX.
The many friends of Lorenzo u. Rem
ington of Providence learned OF his
death i'm Providence last Sunday. Mr..
Remington resided for many years in
the valley, and was much esteemed.
He was prominent member of Wash
fngton Lodge Odd Fellows Riverpoint.
An accident occurred last evening to
Henry Brady. of Coventry. While driv-
ing on Fairview avenue. Phenix, his
horse become frightened near Green
wood cemetery. and the harness break
ing the horse cleared himself from the
carriage. dragging Mr.. Brady. who
chung TO the reins from his seat TO the
ground He succeeded i'm stopping the
horse but was badly bruised
The Phenix band will soon be reorga-
nized and afford music from the band
stand during the summer months.
The building committee Of 81. An
drews church art considering plans for
the interior decorations Of the parish
house. Phenix. which is TO be quite
elaborate
The funeral of Charles j. Batty viii
he solemniZed from his house I'm Wash
ington today. Rev. -. l.. Bennett VIII
otiiciate.
The directors Of the PawtuXet Val
Icy Agricultural Park Association have
decided 10 hold the Kent county fair
Sep n. %. q. The school exhibit Will
be quite a prominent feature.