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Boarders for the Sheriff.

L. Mason, the Kanaka who on Mon
day night captured a Chinese restau-
rant and consigned the tableware to
the street, was yesterday sent to Jail
by City Justice Anderson for thirty
days
William Bauman, the queer-acting
individual who on Monday night ap-
piled coatless and hatless, for lodging
at the City Prison, having thrown coat
and hat into the river, was sent to the
County Jail for sixty days for vag-
rancy. Bauman, who seems to be de-
mented, threatened to kill woman
whom he imagined had done him an
injury. He was recently before the
County Lunacy Board, but was pro-
nounced sane
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The four H's-health, happy homes
and ospitality-fostered by Angostura
Bitters. Sole lnanufa cturers, DR.. J. G..
B. Siegert & Sons. AT all druggists.
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GROCERIES.
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS IDA r. MURDOCH. TEACHER of
physical culture. RIM 16, Foresters' bldg.
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Night school. Atkinson's Bus. College.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.

DR.. C. L. MEGOWAN-OFFICE 112O ]
st. Phones: Cap. $780, Sun. Red 407.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

HOTEL FOR SALEM A GROWING
railroad town, located In a mining and
fruit growing section. lot 50xl60 feet; ~
bedrooms, bar, dining and sitting rooms
and kitchen; all furnished; also, electris,
lights. Inquire KRONER, WiSFMAN
& WULEF 323 j
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''RELICION
TRIUMPHANT. I"

CONTINUED from Fourth Page,
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20 ACRES DEEPSOIL, 515 MILES FROM
sacramento, ia miles from Florin:
mouse, barn, windmills, 800 prune trees,
MTarlety OF other fruit trees and acres
toKays. Price $1,S00 B. LEONARD,
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ing and manicuring. Dandruff and fall
ing hair positively cured. Alley, 715 bet.
III and l.
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on approved real estate security. For
information, please apply in person or
by letter.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

FOR MAYOR VOTE FOR CLARK, AND
for good nursery stock ring up Louis
Bahrs. Phone white ASA
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IR0o RoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
near Florin
you an acre. Part cash.
WRIGHT & KIMBROIJGH e07 7
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ATTENTION. FARMERS

y 1@AN 1SANs y EAttAG1(S!
LAO acres, a good ranch in Placer
county between Auburn and Lincoln:
only SS per acre; plenty water; land
fenced. VIII pasture 300 cattle
In Orangevale, fruit bearing orchards.
from 10 to 40 acres each, abundant wa.
Ter, yielding good incomes annually
$40 acres rich soil, few miles below
city. in Yolo County; fine dairy earm. 2
M1L1S-GALVIN CO., sol Street.
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FINANCIAL.

FAIRS & SPINKS-CoIection Agency
Gil j street. No collection, no pay. Bad
tenants evicted. w w. Whitney, Mngr.
MONEY TO LOAN-H. J. GOETHE 1o11
Fourth street.
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RAG CARPET WEAVING; OLD Carpets
made into rugs. Mrs. Johnson, 1914 Sth.
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BOARD AND LODGING.

sl1 H ST.-NICELY FURNISHED Rooms.
with board. MRS. BARBER.
500 EIGHTH sT-ROOM WITH GOOD
board. MRS. NJ. z. HESSER.
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OK SALE-FINE DAIRY FARM. ON
sacramento River; 1,600 acres with Inn
pLoVements and alfalfa. Easy terms;
alSo Tor rent. Address MILLER az
oROWN, 4051a ] street.
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WANTED.

TO TRADE-FINE 1,000-POUND YOUNG
buggy mare, stylish, good traveller, gem
tie, for larger horse. Same qualities for
surrey. John F. Cooper, Transfer Of
nee, 9O6 K
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SPIRITUALISM.

NINE. JOHNSON-TEST AND BUsI
ness medium. 1915 Third street.
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J.. G. McCULLY, SHOEMAKER, 4O5 J,
has removed to 613 K street.
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MADAME RAVELLA, PALMIST AND
fortune teller. 1214 4th. bet. L and III.
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LOW GRADE COFFEES ARE CHEAP
enough, but my Criterion Blend is still
40c per pound. ]. s. JONES, Twentieth
and O streets.
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All KEUNG, LAUNDRYMAN, 500 N ST,
corner of Fifth. Washing returned twice
week. Phone 628, bells.
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PROF. COLLINS STOPS FALLING Hair
and grows it on bald heads. 401 J st.
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WANTED-MEN AND WOMAN TO So
licit for Singer Sewing Machines. Apply
1Ol4 Eighth Street
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-01
THE CITY.

There will be a meeting of the board
of directors of the Police Relief asso-
citation, Saturday afternoon, in the
guard room at station l.
The four days festival closed at the
Salvation Army last night with lee
ture by Staff Capt. Mrs. James Allen,
who told of her work in Ireland as a
member of the army.
Both recruiting offices in Worcester
were closed yesterday. Sergt. James r.
Chamberlain went to his home in Hub
bardston, where he took Thanksgiving
dinner with his friends.
Herbert Merrill of IS Bowdoin street
reported to the police yesterday after
noon. the loss of a gold watch, Elgin
movement. The watch is owned by Mr..
Merrill's mother and she prizes 1t high
ly.
d. T. Cash, president of the Waltham
company, was in Wor-
cester Yesterday, at the Bay State
House, as the guest of Charles A. Per-
sons, the president of the Persons man
company of Worcester.
Niagara Bicycle club kept open house
Yesterday and in the afternoon gand-
er party was held. James Rourke gave
piano solos, and ]. ]. Flynn gave Sc
lections on the bones. ]. H. Hogan and
James Burns rendered vocal solos. Re
freshments were served.
Michael ]. Fleming, telegraph opera
tor on the Haverhill Gazette, was in
visiting his parents yester-
day. He predicts the defeat of the So
cialist ticket in Haverhill this year, as
both democratic and republican parties
have united in it's endeavors to down
the reigning party.
The seventh talk in Miss Won Voigt' S
course of juvenile Illustrated German
talks takes place Saturday at the Y.
W. c. A. building. Pictures and talks
as follows: "Grandma's chicks, Z"
Lonely Emma" Good dog Carlo, .
Naughty Mans Soldier boys" I'm
he woods" "FInnie Land" with
he Turks" Fritz, the knight" THE
sly fox" "Gretels dream" and other
tales.
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CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER CO.,
NEW YORK.

skunk away, allowing the girl to con-
tinue her way unmolested.
A young man who is attempting the
evidently somewhat difficult task of
raising a moustache, created consider
able amusement in Worcester theatre
last night. The youth was one of the
number who purchased standing room
seats, and a man who stood near him
is responsible for this tale. The young
man was apparently about 20 years old,
A few haiSs had sprouted on his upper
lip, but their number at a casual glance
was placed at rs. To make up for the
lack of beard the youth had evidently
penciled his lip with the end of a burnt
match, which produced something in
the way of shade and afforded lots of
sport for his neighbors.
The golden rule whjFf reads, do
unto others as you Would that they
should do unto you," is observed no.
where on the earth better than in Wor-
cester police department when the va
cation season is at hand.
1t is at this time of the year that
the officers make plans for the future,
and carefully inspect their homes.
They make note of all repairs that are
needeu, ana tneH qulstly TALK tneHl
over with their brother officers, who are
to have 10 days vacation at the ex-
pense of the city with them. When
the day for forgetting the daily rou-
tine of police life arrives, they get to-
gether and repair to each others houses
after resurrecting overalls and other
working clothes, which have been laid
away in camphor balls for the win
ter.
II the house needs painting, they set
to work anG in no time the house has
a new coat of paint After the rounds
are made. which lasts about five days,
they start upon their vacations. One
officer, in discussing the matter with
me, said. SIT is pleasure for us fell
lows to work. Naturally, any man who
gets a change from every day life, en-
joys IT,"
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chard," as he has named his home,
and in May, June and July he is as
youthful and playful as any. youngster
in town. He is now in the second
stage of the golf fever He forgets
to eat in his zeal for playing golf. His
spacious tennis courts have been ne
elected this season, while he has been
banging away at golf balls in Pelham.
Mr.. Wilson is reouted to be the best
business man in the profession. He
owns his own plays, pays for. their pro-
duction, and it costs nearly $4,000 for
scenery. costumes and accessories for
a play like the Devils Deputy" and
Half King" The new play is none
the less costly. The season promises
to add another to an unbroken series
of successful new plays that Wilson
has produced. AS to Cyrano de Ber-
gerac the Worcester critics will see and
hear it tonight
Wherever Mr.. Wilson's company is
mentioned Miss Lulu CHASER cannot be
overlooked. There is no brighter, pref
tier young comedienne that Miss Gla-
ser-not one.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-01
THANKSGIVING DAY.
A Quiet Observance
With No Accident
in the City.
FOOT BALL MEN IN THEIR GLORY,
Hotels Deserted and Home
Firesides Surrounded
by Families.

Thanksgiving day in this city was
observed in the fashion it was intended
TO be, and there was a notai
OIL holiday accidents and brawls. The
lack of snow and the gentle warmth of
the atmosphere did not please the old
er celebrants who believe Thanksgiv-
ing day real day of feasting, when a
root of snow is on the ground But
the weather was a heart gladdener to
Enthusiasts, and the season
was ushered out with almost precisely
the same weather conditions as at the
beginning. Hotels erted yes
terday, or nearly so, but family circles
We're enlarged for the day in hundreds
OF instances. The only man who was
unhappy yesterday was he whose
home was separated from Rim by a
slim purse, necessitating dinner un-
der every day conditions.
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SPEAK AND EAT.

Worcester Hebrew DEBATING Society
Gives an Entertainment and Banquet.
The Worcester Hebrew Debating So
clety gave well attended entertain
ment and banquet to their friends in
Maccabee hall last evening. The enter
tainment program was carried out as
follows; Declarations, Solomon Fein-
gold, A. Sapiro; reading, Benjamin
Goldberg; extemporaneous address. Ma
than Rome; grafton, Israel Mattuck
debate, Resolved, that woman's suf-
Irase is desirable; affirmative George
Shon. Morris Schur; negative, Louis
Grodberg, Archie Hillman; critic, Myer
Grodberg. The question was decided in
FAVOR OF the negative.
The banquet was served after the
entertainment, and the following re-
sponded to toasts: Mr. Duprore Max
Grodberg, Robert Goldstein, Israel
Goldstein, Archie Hillman, George
Shon, Jacob Mattuck, Samuel Feinberg
Nathan Levenson and 1. 1. Mattuck
The committee of arrangements con-
sisted of Israel Goldstein. Nathan
Levenson and Myer Grodberg. Yeaw
catered.
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Francis Wilson will play tonight at
the Worcester theatre.
There is today no more interesting
figure on the American stage. He ranks
unquestionably among the first of
American comedians. While he is es-
pecially popular in his native city,
Philadelphia, in the place of his great
est triumph, Chicago, and in his home
city, New York, he is always well
coined heartily in New England. AT
New Rochelle, one of the most beau
tiful suburbs of New York,
Mr.. Wilson has brownstone
villa worth about $4,000 1t contains a
miniature theatre for rehearsals. He
has magnificent library. Mr. Wilson's
family reside there throughout the
year, except that occasionally Mrs.
Wilson accompanies the actor to Phil
adelphia and Chicago He has two
daughters. AS soon as the theatrical
season is over he goes to THE Or
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-01
INVESTIGATED LISTS.

Frederick Forehand is Looking Up the
Status of Some Ward Eight Voters.
Frederick Forehand is pushing his in
vestigation of the men who made oath
that they were republicans in the ward
eight caucus. Mr. Forehand has been
over the voting lists used in the last
caucus and made duplicate lists of the
names of men who voted in the republic
can caucus He has also taken a copy
of the names of GO men who were sworn
in at the time.
He proposes to go over the records in
the office of the city clerk, and in event
of finding man who has taken the
oath contrary to law, legal proceedings
will be instituted at once. The pen
atty is Imprisonment Mr.. Forehand
says he does not take his present action
from personal feeling in the matter, but
for the good of the party
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instance, and they bring you a fried
one, and you burst into tears; or when
you go into Mysteries because the cook
sends you word she wants new sauce
pan; or when you consider your hus-
band an unfeeling brute, because he
tells you to cheer up and asks you to
go to the theatre. These, or something
like them, are the premonitory symp-
toms; the next stage Is mild funacy."
An unusually attractive program was
offered by the association course at the
Y. M. C. A. last night, a fact which
appealed to the public pretty generally,
for Association hall was crowded to it's
full capacity. Extra chairs to the
number of about rs had been placed in
| the hall, and these, too, We're occupied.
Soto Sunetaro, the Japanese magician
and the Alhambra Mandolin, Violin,
and Harp club were the attractions,
and of the two 1t is likely that Soto
Sunetaro was the principal factor.
This clever entertainer appeared few
weeks ago at a ladies' night at the
Commonwealth club. In Association
hall, last night, he was not less sue
cessful He led off with some paper
and handkerchief tricks, among the
cleverest of which were the, snow storm
and Chinese rice. When came snake
charming, egg tricks, musical and
color tricks, in which the wonder grew,
and last of all that was what was
termed Japanese conjuring, when fairy
pigeons, the marvellous box, musical
bamboo and a Japanese umbrella
capped the climax of marvels.
Mr.. Soto Sunetaro is quite the equal
of any of the famous European con-
jurers He is a dark, smallish man.
who wears his native, or at least q
foreign dress. He does not keep up the
inane and tiresome patter that is sup
posed to divert the attention Of the
spectator, and all his tricks and de-
lusions are refined and picturesque.
There is much interest to hear the
Adamowski trio Monday night, when IL
plays in Memorial hall under the aus
pieces of the Friday Morning club. The
ensemble playing of Joseph and his
wife is tolerably familiar, for they
played to a large audience at the Wo-
mans club last winter, but the adj
dition of a third instrument, and third
player, lends a hint of surprise and I'M
expectedness. Persons who sat in the
front seats at the Woman's club will
not soon forget the look of unutterable
WEAKNESS on Nine. Szumowska Adam
owskis pretty face. She looked as if
nothing but an iron will or a cruel fate
kept her at her place at the piano, but
then, that was near the end of the
season. The Friday Morning club has
had the honor of giving some really adj
mirable entertainments, and there Is no
fear that the concert of Monday night
will prove an exception.
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THE WORK OF THE POLICE.
Poor Persons Who Were Served Offer
Prayers for the Bluecoats.

Poor Persons Who Were Served Offer
Prayers for the BIuecoats.
The work of the Worcester police de-
partment in distributing turkeys and
other eatables among the poor in Wor-
cester. was as successful as could be
expected, and last night none of the
officers heard of a case where any one
( had been overlooked.
!. In all. about 500 families were fed,
and the work of the department in get
ting the goods out in the short time,
is considered first-class. Deputy Chief
of Police Amos Atkinson, in selecting
the turkeys and vegetables, more than
got the worth of the money expended
llt In one case, especially, where a fam
I lily of nine children was left without
Il food for Thanksgiving, a big 15-pound
4 turkey and basket of vegetables
brought happiness to the little ones,
sfand last evening one of the policemen,
after calling at the house, heard one
of the youngsters offering up a prayer
for the guardians Of the peace. He
was moved considerably by the spec
tacle and feels that the work Of the
department, if lost on every other case,
is appreciated in this one.
The record of the department this
year stands at the top Of the list for
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BEHIND THE SCENES

Many Persons Saw the Performance
at lothrop's From the Stage.
Yesterday was a record breaking
Thanksgiving at both the Park and
Lothrop's There was standing room
only at the Park at the three perform
ances, the night crowd being particu-
larry large, the management having to
refuse to sell tickets after all the avail
able space had been occupied, At Lo-
throp's, in the afternoon. the orcbes-
ira was put on the stage and room
made in the front of the house for a
number of seats. At night however.
putting the orchestra on the stage was
not enough. So anxious were the peo-
pie to spend an evening of fun after
their dinner, that more than so bought
seats on the stage, chairs being placed
in the wings for them.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-01
CRANE MESSENGER.

Morton R. Crane, son of Hon. E. B.
Crane, and Florence NJ. Messenger,
daughter of Joseph Messenger, were
quietly married yesterday forenoon by
Rev. G. W. Kent at his house on Ben
eft terrace. They were attended onlv
by two friends, Miss Ella Taft and
Fred Whittemore The bride wore a
travelling suit and hat of gray. The
newly married couple ate their Thanks
giving dinner at 25 Richards street, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Crane,
then left for a honeymoon in parts I'M
known. They will make their home at
Richards street.
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BUSJESSoN-NILSoN.

Carl ]. Busjesson and Miss Amanda
Nilsson were quietly married in the
presence of few friends yesterday af-
ternoon at the residence of Rev. Eric
]. Nystrom, pastor of the Mulberry
street Swedish Lutheran church. The
couple will remain in Worcester for the
present.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-01
scoTT-vAN ALLEN.

Edward Scott and Mrs. Anna (van
Hoosen) Van Allen were married Wed
nesday evening in their future home
10 Carroll street. Rev. R. ]. H Tay-
lor, pastor of Bethel A. M. e. church,
officiated Miss Louise Van Hoosen
was bridesmaid and Eugene Shepard,
best man.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-01
ANOTHER MEETING.

Republican City Committeeman May
Not Insist Upon Resignation.
There win be special meeting of the
republican city committe tomorrow
night, which may or may not develop
something in the drive against Chair
man Partridge. Certain members Of
the remonstrants say the request for
the chairman's resignation will be
passed, and that the result of the mat
ter will be a resolution censuring him
for certain actions. At any rate, the
matter will probably be allowed to rest
until after election
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-01
HOME FARM TURKEY

The usual custom of serving a turkey
dinner, with all the accompanying
good things, to inmates of the Home
farm, was adhered to yesterday. Aside
from the dinner there was no observa-
ton Of the day.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-01
BAY STATE DINNER.

Landlord Douglas Serves Meal Fit
For King to His Guests.
Landlord Frank P. Douglas of the
Bay State House served one of his old
time Thanksgiving dinners yesterday to
his patrons, and from IL o'clock at noon
until after o'clock last night the din
ing room at the hotel was filed with
travellers who, unable to get to their
homes, were obliged to stop at the ho-
tel. The dinner was served in IL
courses, and Mr.. Douglas received
many compliments during the day for
his effort.
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a GANDER PARTY.

The Fulton Associates observed
Thanksgiving night with a gander par
ty. About $50 members and friends at.
tended. Refreshments were served
The committee in charge was Edward
B. Price, james F. Delaney, A. P. Pal.
mer Thomss Foley and Patrick Cash.
man.
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TURcoTTE- GoDDoUT.

Philip j. Turcotte and Miss Rose
Anna Goddout were married at the
residence of Rev. Spencer B. Meeser,
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Both
from Westboro and will reside in that
town.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-01
MYSTERY DANCING.
A Thanksgiving Assembly Enjoyed BY
Many Dancers.

Many Dancers.
A Thanksgiving assembly of the
Mystic Dancing club was held last eve
ming in Steinert hall. About 70 couples
were on the floor.
The music was furnished by the
Light Infantry orchestra. Among the
dances was pretty german and a
mystic dance, executed with the
lights turned down, except for one
green incandescent lamp which gave
a moonlight effect During the inter-
mission ice cream was served by Ca
terer Adams. The floor director was
w W. Lewis, assisted by members of
the club. The reception committee
was c. c. Scott. w. w. Lewis, F. D.
Valve, C. A. Browning, C. A. Fischer,
G. D. Mann
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-01
DINNER AND SOCIAL.
National Biscuit Company Employees
Enjoy the Holiday.

Enjoy the Holiday.
The employees of the National Bis
cult company enjoyed a Thanksgiving
dinner and social yesterday, lasting all
day, in hall in the Day building. Din
ner was served at 1.20 o'clock, about
$50 sitting down to tables, During the
afternoon music and games were in or
der and in the evening, after the chill
dren had gone home, the older ones
had an informal dance. A collation.
was served during the evening. The
committee of arrangements was Nicho-
las Dermatty f. WAGNER. N. w. Mayo.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-01
CARS ON HAYWOOD STREET.

The Maynard street extension of the
Consoldlaatedr street RaiiWay was openasso a
line left the barn at 5.4S Cars will be run
on half-hour time until the patronage is
such as to demand a change. Work on
the roadbed was completed suddenly, and
the announcement yesterday that cars
would begin regular trips over the line to
Columbus park showed that hustling has
been done
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-01
BURIED AT GRAFTON

The body of Clara Emily, daughter of
D0niel N and Emily Cole, who died
Wednesday of diphtheria, was taken to
Grafton yesterday for burial,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-01
En9Ges&z5z

THE American Porter"-excels the
English Stout, Porter and 'alf and 'alf
in refreshment and mildness The new
brew of the Anheuser- Busch Brewing
Assn.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-01

Dyspepsia makes you nervous and mis-
cradle; use
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-01

Medicine of the right kind. taken at right
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-01

50 orders more were out this year thai
last.
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The number of aged men and women
in Worcester seems to me to be way
above the average. Either the place is
very healthful or the old, persons are
out on the streets and in the street cars
more than in other cities. An old man
with a basket was riding in
car out into the suburbs.
had my two year old with me.
The old gentleman had some sort of
palsy that kept his head bobbing in
voluntarily. She watched him closely
some minutes, and then, not to be out
done in politeness, she began to bow. I
don't think the old gentleman appre-
ciated the little ladys error. She
bowed persistently in spite of such
gentle hints as l could make, but he
ignored her.