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The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08
Nov. g, 1899.

Messrs. Joe and Ed. Brown, two of Drew county's most prom ising young men, have opened ur grocery store in the building recently occupied by II. E. Toms barber shop. They will carry 3 complete line of staple and fancy groceries. Those who patroniz( these gentlemen will have no cause to regret it, as they will treat yot right.
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08

We have just received the larg- est and most complete line of high grade perfumes ever brought to this market. If
 P,o,,->- NI1n,-,,-,,- e- fs
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08

We are moving on toward Christmas and want to start out even with the world next year, so please step in and liquidate that little unliquidatednesS.
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08

My son has been troubled for years with chronic diarrhGa. Sometime ago I persuaded him to take some of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy. Alter using two bottles of the 25- cent size he was cured. l give this testimonial, hoping some one similarly afflicted may read it and be observation-disclosures c. BOWER, Glencoe, o.
 For sale by Brown, McQuiston &'Co
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08

Nov G. 99.
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08

Purify the sewers of the body and stimu- late the digestive organs to maintain health. strength and energy. Prickly Ash Bitters is a tonic for the kidneys, liver, stomach and bowels. For sale by Brown, MeQuiston X
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08

All persons who are indebted to the Rosebrough Monument Go. for work will find thelr notes and accounts in my hands for collec- ton, with instructions to close up the matters at once. You will save cost by calling on me at an early day and settling same.
 4t. H. HAMMOCK.
The Monticellonian., 1899-12-08

BROWN, McQUIsroN X Co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
SUFFERING FROM KIDNEY TROUBLE.


New York, Sept. 25.--A special to the
Press from Paterson, n. j.. says: 1T
is possible that Vice President Hobart
may be unable to preside over the next
session OF the United States senate
More than that. IL is now recognized
as a serious probability that he will not
be in physical condition TO accent a
renomination as the running mate of
President Mckinley in the next nation
al campaign. The disease from which
Mr.. Hobart suffers is a kidney trouble
not acute. but of "A form requiring ab-
solute rest for a long time. The fact
mas been known lto his friends but this
is the hrst announcement that his in
ness Is so serious as TO threaten an ac-
tual withdrawal from the duties of his
position"
New York. Sept. 25.-Vice-P President
HOBART who is at his home i'm Pater
son, ". j., is slowly but steadily inn
proving. He expects TO attend tosome
business this week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
CRESCENT PARK CYCLE RACES.


At Crescent Park yesterday after.
noon. 2oOO people Witnessed c. Stuart
Bolting trim Jack Farnham of Boston.
In l5-mile motor-paced race. Boiling
Tapped Farnham twice early in the race.
and the excitement was all over. Harry
Elkes gave an exhibition five miles be-
hind the motor. riding the distance in
sm. 4Os. The previous record for nro-
fessionals was 9m. 20s., held by Burns
Pierce.
rive mile pursuit race--Won by Cal
snow. who caught Herbert Martin al
30 miles. Time lem "a Ass.
Fifteen mile paced race-Won nv =
;. Boiling. Time 29m SOS
Tandem Australian pursuit race-Won
by burrows and Swanson, who caught
Miller and Silvia at l Ia miles. Time
3m. as.
Five-mile motor-paced exhibition bv
Harry Elkes. Time SIN. 40 3-5s. Previ-
Gus record 9m. 20s., held by Burns
Pierce
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
Obtained Promise Of Marriage From a
Descendant Of President Tyler.
She WAS SENT TO INTERVIEW HIM
After Three DAYS Cowiship She Consented 10
Become His Wife SsrsraI European Firms
Sad TO Have Been vIOllmhsd BY Him.

New York. Sept 25.-Dispatcbes from
chicago announced yesterday that
Anand A Advani, a Hindoo of faselnat.
ing address, who says that he is q
wealthy indigo merchant and the son of
AJeetsing Advani, a millionaire banker
OF bombay, has been arrested in that
city. Mr.. Advani left New York ahout
three Weeks ago. and last Friday an
nOuncta his engagement to Miss Vir-
sihid tyler Hudson. daughter of the
,ate heV. ID. l.. Hudson. who was a
Methodist Clergyman. OF Madison. Ind.
and 'ilSe n,s onlciais IN New York. Chicago
ana OTTAWA, Canada. are puzzled o,,sT
ihls case, owing 10 strange reports from
hamburg, Bremen London and Bombay
person bearing the name
or A. "A. Advani.
AdVani landed here i'm the first week
OF last month ana Immediately intro
uuced himself to many wealthy Hindoo
card which ran:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF.
fitzgerald Awarded S2S5 in His Suit Against
Macella Msaphsr.

Judge Rogers of the appellate divi-
sion of the supreme court today hand
ed down his decision in the jury trial
waived case Of Patrick T. Fitzgerald
against Marcella Meagher of Woon-
socket. The action was one brought
under a contract by which the plaintiff
was to curb cemetery lot for 1910
Mrs. Meagher claimed the work was
not done i'm workmanlike manner as
CdlIed Tor IN the contract Judge Rog-
ers finds that the work was done ss
required, save that certain posts were
not set deep enough an the ground 10
prevent the action " frOsts on the
foundations. To put the posts on prop
er foundations Judge Rogers believes
would not cost over go and he gives
judgment for the plaintiff for S2S5 and
costs. Stone q Loyejoy were the plain
tlffs attorneys.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
COLUMBIA LEAVES BRISTOL.
Nurnnsr OF People Watch The Yacht Leave In INV
OF ST. Mlchses

The cup defender Columbia left Rr,s-
toi yesterday morning soon after q
O'Clock for New Rochelle, the home of Mr.
- ohver lselin. The crew was astir
early preparing for the start, and quite
a number of people gathered in the VII
elhity of the Herreshoff's to witness
the departure Of the yacht.
When all was in readiness. the tender
ST. Michaels took the yacht in tow and
went down The bay around TIE east end
OF Hog Island, where a stop was mad,
al Newport. The yacht win not returr,
mere until the races unless an accident
occurs. '
On Thursday next the Columbia win
pe cooked IN Erie basin for the purpose
oi having her underbody cleaned. Mr.
and Mrs. G. Oliver Iselin. Herbert o.
leeds, Woodbury. Kane and Newberrv
! ihorne were on the ST. AIichael's
Messrs; lselin Leeds Kane and Thorne
are to be entertained on Monday bv Sir
Thomas Upton on the Erin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
Made kany Acruain!sncss.

ffe was mere nearly three weeks and
HIdue the acquaintance of many. Der
sohs VINO mad never previously heard
or MN or his family. but to whom he
uspiayed references from banking
houses i'm Germany and other countries
some OF these acquaintances yesterday
expressed their astOnshment over the
peculiar transactions attributed TO the
Hlndoo merchant. and said he had
hoated IN his city drafts on foreign
banking houses TO the amount of MANY
thousands OF dcllars.
.Advani introduced himself TO Roos-
tam BeramJi Hindoo merchanr. who
mas offices in the Coffee Exchange
building. and told him that he was
ANXIOUS to marry some wealthy Amer
lcan woman of good social position.
He obtained from Mr.. Beramti SOS i'm
money and goods valued at several
hundred dollars. He gave him three
drafts, one for 5000 marks on a Bre-
men tirm, another Cor $500 on an Eng
lish bank in Bremen and one for % 600
rupees on a banking house i'm Bombay.
The three bills were returned, protest
ed, and Mr.. Reramji had to pay the
charges on them.
AdVani on August IL went To the Am
erlcan Express Company and left for
,olecuon draft for c5000 on a bank
ng mousse In bombay. To Henry Gaze
sons az IL Broadway he presented
'ther drafts on foreign houses for col
ection. At the North German IJovd |
steamship Company he presented three
'iauts on the firm OF Teget d HinJer- |
lo1. or Bremen. and obtained three |
lckets costing $3.50 each. for Colombo |
,eylon The steamship company afta,
'afu recovered the tickets
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
Mr.. Crane s NV pIay.

Peter Stuyvesant, Governor OF New
Amsterdam" was presented before an
extremely meagre audience at the
providence opera house last night. IL
was however. one OF those audiences
known as small and select" and was
made up of Brandcr Matthews and
bronson Howard. the authors of the
play. and Joseph Brooks. Mr. Crane <
manager The performance was called
dress rehearsal and it'moved without
a prep' showing the thoroughness OF
a., al OF the preparatory work done on n.
Inc play will have dts first pubiic nre-
sent#lon tonight and a crowded house
VIII undoubtedly be present TO mass
judgment on dt. A number OF neonla
are coming from Mr.. Cranes home at
: ,,onl' Solasset ana block Of seats have
peen reserved by friends living in POS
ton. The production is the heavies, NJ
crane has made i'm years and his COM.
pahy numbers over fifty people.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
Arrested al Chicago.

Chicago, H.. Sept 25.-On adyices
from the chief OF police OF Ottawa vcs-
terday the police here arrested Anand
A. Advani. who SAYS he Is the son and
heir of the Hon. Aicetsing Advanf ~
Bombay India. He arrived here on
Tuesday last and was Interviewed SOM
after registering az the Auditorium bv
Miss Virginia Tyler Hudson of I.ouis.
vile, n reporter on a morning paper
and a descendant ~ President TYLER
He obtained her consent Yesterday m
marriage in May next i'm London
giving something more than $4,000 Inn
cash 60 her. she has arranged soon
to go '.' Europe The telegram from
The chief " police of ottawa SAYS.
a a. Adysni representing himself
as the sOn ~ a millionaire East India
merchant has Iust arrived in Chicago
IL tried o. draw o1 the Bank OF Brit
lsh North America here through q. n.
Peacock Oewcler az the corner OF Al.
ans and state streets Saturday morn.
ing. is dangerous International forger
and is wanted in Hamburg, Bremen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
Found IN Trunk In The Young Mans Board
Ing House al Jamestown, NY.
WHAT AUTOPSY ON BODY DISCLOSED.
Mss Adophs'n Would Soon Rap Become a
m0lhsr-V VennshoIm Had Been PAIRING Attention
10 lhs Young Woman for Sons Time.

jamestown, n. Y. Sept. 25.-The iden-
tty OF the young woman who vvas so
1ouily murdered at Falconer SATURDAY
hlghtiWas proven at O'clock yesterday
morning by the Rev. p. Martinson. .pas-
Vor of the Swedish Lutheran church
VINO recognized the body as that OF
MISS Emily Adolphson, a member of
ms congregation. About the same time
thls discovery was made the physicians
VINO were conducting the autopsy dis
covered that the girl would have be-
come mother in "a few months.
Ihis led the officers TO believe that
her lover might have committed the
horrible crime. They learned that the
murdered girl had been much in the
company Of young man named Frank
Nenneholm. At O'Clock yesterday
morning the police visited venneholm's
boarding house at 30 Windsor street
ana FOUND the young man in bed. A
search OF the room brought 10 view a
Pdlf OF wet trousers, covered with mud
ana blood; vest in the same condi- |
tioh pair Of shoes and a pair of |
. s'ochInss, s, soaking with water and in |
a trunk I'm the closet was found a white |
shlrt' with the bosom heavily bespat- |
tered with blood, together with a hand /
heIchief an the same condition
Inc evidence against the young man
was so conclusive that he was an once
put under arrest. Early yesterday the
GROUND an the vicinity of the place |
Where the murder was committed was
thoroughly searched. A pair of gloves
ana the handle of razor with the
pidue broken OF were found. The ham
,,iS uiS was SHOWN TO Venneholm's brother
VINO had not been Informed of the ar
rest. and he at once pronounced IL as
me handle OF his brother Franks razor,
ne morgue, where the body of the
iead girl lays the police station where
' ehneholm is detained, and the scene
d the tragedy. have been visited by
thousands OF people n
The dead girl was a servant in the
ainlly or Charles G.. Wilson, a promi |
lent citizen OF jamestown, and she bore :
N excDent reputation. The prisoner
vas prOnMitnt among the Swedish
Dung people of the city. and held a
osltion OF trust in Mount Tabor Lodge
( Odd Fellows O
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
Wanted In Hamburg.

| AL The Detective Bureau CAPTAIN Mo
| Clusky, when asked whether no bad
lsarned anything concerning Adyani
showed a communication which he had
| Hamburg ''eS VI
Tnis document called attention 10 ono
a a. Advani, who had sailed for this
country from Antwerp ON the sfea,n-
snip kensington. denouncing him as
sWlndler who had defrauded mercbsnts g
irl hamDurg and Bremen. and express
ing hopes that he would speadiiv H.
apprehended 'e
captain McClusky said that on leav-
ing Hamburg Advani went TO Cologne
ana thence 20 Paris. where he apneor~
ed at the office of Thomas Cook e Son
and deposited drafts on Indian houses
TO the amount of c7000. When in Ncu,
York he went 10 THE local office Of tbe
hrm and tried to obtain advances ON
the receipts he held
From this city Advani went to Otta-
wa canada, AT the end of last month
going thence 10 Chicago
william +. Powell chief of police of
OTTAWA, Ontaria, sent the following
dispatch 10 Captain McClusky:
You have not answered whether vou
VIII taks Advani. Chicago refuses 10
Keep him longer. Am not ready 10 take
MIN mys " at once. as necessary extra-
dition papers would take some time IN |
quick.
This dispatch complicates the case NJ |
Advani in peculiar manner Captain |
McClusky said that he did not desire |
To apprehend Advani. He sent the com
Of the Hamburg police fo |
lhe ponce or ottawa when he learned |
that Advani had gore there. The Otta-
wa police then communicated with the
'hicago police. thinking that CAPTAIN |
MsClusky wanted the man.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
The Best Man Wins.

frize 'i@ht ng may not be a pleasant
tho lcSs-thc inability Of man 10 nj, :, -.
ChHiul' cnship for any length az ri,,n
How unlike that great chamnion ~,
health. Hostetter's stomach Ritters
which has never been beaten. ana g.
hfty years has met and conquered ~
worst cases of constipation. dvgpenSia
biliousness and liver trouble. See tbat y
private Revenue stamp covers the neck
OF the bottle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
A NOVEL MACHINE.
Motor QuadTlcycle Seen for The First
.fE Time In This City.
Pacsd Bicycle Riders From Boston In a
Century Run YESTERDAY

Inc Commonwealth Bicycle club OF
boston held a combination OF long runs
yesterday one OF which was n century
TO Providence. The century to Provi-
uence was run In two divisions. slow
ana fast The former started with
seven riders, paced by Warren Dow. OF
Wmch i've finished, one being the only
woman in the party, Miss Jennie NJ.
flumb. This party was augmented by
eight riders from Rockland and Brock
toh' who joined the division at Wal
pole.
me fast division was five riders all
or whom finished within seven hours.
me division contained a tandem. mo-
tor tricycle. and a motor quadricycle.
Inc last named made the first motor
quadricycle century in America. 'rhe
nrst leg TO Providence was covered In
.; ~ ana all along the route the quad
ricycle attracted the greatest attention.
lts klnd never having been seen in the
section No stops were made. When
LroVluence was reached the trouble
began Crowds gathered everywhers
the machine stopped, and the police
men gave orders than IL be kept on tho
move as II drew too much of n crowd |
Nhen Reed and Donovan went into a |
h0tel, leaving the machine at the euro, |
a crowd gathered around so quickly |
that they had 10 put the "horseless" |
III a stable until dinner was eaten.
On the return trip Joe Angel. a well
known road plugger In Providence. !,
'tafted TO escort the machine to Attle-
ooro. but he became so enthusiastic
mat he followed IL the entire distance
20 Boston, the last Is miles of which
we're hnished IN darkness and over
oedhamS rough roads. He rode n
plucky half century behind tho ma
nine, up hill and down. and finished
resh. out covered with dust from head
o foot 'N""
4 ne motor quadrlcyole Is I'm the form
y carriage and is low, with four
.neeis and two seats. one behind tho
ther The front seat ia upholstered
no no rs small edition OF an easy chair
ne one who sits i'm this chair takes it
asy. The rear seat is a large bjcveis
audie on which the operator sits Tho
.eering is done by handle bars. oner.
leo Dy the man on the rear. The mo.
'r ~ - horse power. and uses gaso-
ne ehurely. On good roads a snaed
20 miles an hour can be attained a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25

New York and this city. See psacoo,,
tthe jewellery and communscate wnt
Chlef OF Detectives McClusky OF New
me-" anu wire
Miss Hudson resigned her position n,
me newspaper which employed her md
SATURDAY obtained Apartments in tha
Palmer house, Advani also going there
Before Advanfs arrest he and bIs
hancec intended TO take n steat,l'..l ,.i,l -
on the lake 10 Milwaukee, startinS snnp
day 10 New York. Gum
Advani produced letters An s,nno,t
or ms assertions. and behaved Win
such assurance that the police bestta,
ed about locking him up. Vet fearad ~
let him GO "
AT the jewelry store Of G u poo
cock IL was learned that af,ar 80
eha chasing a # ring Tor SIS FOR Miss Iiud-
on the Bank OF British North |" uralt
which led to his arrest. Aiie'lca
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
Tcok Arrest BsdIr.

Advam took his arrest ,..,..
He has been twice Married pauly
only six years old. his bride h Is whei
Hindoo four years old This ~
Wnen AdVani was twenty-one vears
osu, Later ne married a Miss Holmes
OF London, by whom hc has ds,,a',' o','lSs
ter five years old His Fne,t.l Ldus s.l n =
died last April. Advani Ieft ~, WlIe
'tral police station about o5cia',,. , III,
went To a restaurant for di,,'SihA 'uu
companied by a detective III ac-
treated with consideration bv m "a
lice. 'he po-
Miss Hudson is still at tho paI,,o.
house. and takes the situation ,',is' drtn,r,.
knew ms proposal of marriage -
rather sudden she said Sat..,.'i-.., %
evening. but ] have no reason =, vi tt,ii9y 10y
that he is otherwise than he ril o,lilN
sented himself, although I ha,.l ~ e.
him only three days He ga,o - ~ ~ u
checks, one for $500 on tba NJ, W.
British North America of on IN y. ~
ada, and another for 5000 on !, p,'.,.''. D'iI-
germany, pahk. | sent them Off fo.
collection this very morning trl,,.
ne mas i9VVo on deposit in the Com
Inercial NatlonaI bank here. ana NJ
Howe, the manager oi tho b,.I -,
told me he has no reason t, hslia.' ~ -
Advani anything else th4, bo -
< ants n,Seif. At aity r,t "r
faHth in him and am sure he viii, o,,t,t
cate himself from his presept i,en,h
ties" 'Idcul-
When Advani arrived al tho ana,
torium he presented "A letter - ,n"u'-
iuction from the Bank Of Rritlsb .I.,i,- ,.G
America, bur when he tried ~ Nm I'm |
money on draft upon that ins,i,,,,I',l |
ne was refused the accon,no.sa.t;l,i ~
though he paid his bin with one ~ 'ji, ~
iftydollar notes. 'V VI us
chief OF Detectives Coleran said Sat,
irdsy ne knew nothing regarding "A
am e,nl lurther than was contained i'm the
eiegram received from CHIEF ~ De-
ice Powell OF Ottawa. u Fo-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
Custodian OF Haihavay Cottage Dsad

London. Sept. 25.-Mrs. Baker. GUS
loulan " the cottage OF Anne Hath
away the widow OF Shakesneare
uled today at Stratford-on- Avon as the
Iesult OF an accident. She was A de-
scendant OF the Hathaways.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
LEHIGH VALLEY
RAILROAD.
Black Diamond Express

Handsomest train in the world.
New York to Buffalo and Nj
agara Falls. Through train
service to Detroit and Chicago
connecting for the West.
. Address F. C. CUTTER, New
England Passenger Agent. I8 Hoad-
ley Building, New Haven, CT, for
particulars.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
A. a. ADNANI,
indian Indigo Metchant,

bombay, Calcutta. London, Bremen.
Advani is described as very handsome
about thirty-five years old. of dJsfin-
sulshed address. more than six feet tan
win an oval face dark brown com
pleKlon and black mustache He told his
Countfymen that his father was a mem
per OF the council of Bombay and that
ms FAMILY had lived i'm the Hyderaba bad
hundred years
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25

topper mining has proved the safest and most
ptohtable industry in America, and the largest
ana most conservative capitalists i'm the world
nave recently become large investors in copper
This company can produce copper az cheanlv
az any IN tho world. It is capitalized the lowest
vi any IN proportion 10 its acreage, and at the
price OF copper-bearing land In Michigan $500
per acre. containing much less per cent of
copper, has large value in excess OF its low
capitalization (s2,5oO,000.)
heceipts Tor ore and assays by the leading
cnehlsts ana ssSayers in the country are on ie
IN the company's Offices ,
amount OF land, quantity and quality Of ore.
.uospness or mining and treatment, nearness
20 totransportation favorable climate for continu-
ous work the year around, the increasing de-
Inanu anu profit IN producing copper Considered,
Ine boston and Texas Copper Company possesses
uheluahed advantages aid affords the best kind
oil an Investment.
The Company ia thoroughly organized with
suDstantial business men IN the management
~ mas such extensive acreage OF land. rich in
copper, and so easily and cheaply mined and
converted, that dividends Will 10 earned and
paid during the current year. Now is your time
10 make safe and profitable investment, and
those who take advantage of this opporiu riujlltyfe
buy stock 10 the low price offered VIII reap tho
benefit The report of r. Burton Everett, one
Of the foremost engineers OF the country. tust
made, absolutely establishes the value of the
property and confirms above reuorfs Of ufrtDr
experts stock may he ordered through ,onr
banker or broker. or direct as below.
Only q limited number Of shares
will Do sold at 80 per share, fun
paid and worcestershire.
Remit fo'thc Treasurer. Boston
AZ Texas Copper COMPANY, an
fremont Building, Boston, Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
PROVIDENCE LINE
For New York, the South and West.
sTEAMERS
Plymouth and Pilgrim in Commission
FINE ORCHESTRA ON EACH.

FROM PROVIDENCE. Steamer,
ieave FOX Point Providence. every day
in the week except SATURDAYS at s:Io
p. m; due New York 700 a. m.
Steamer Plymouth touches at Newport
Sundays leaving there 1000 D. m.
FROM NEW YORK. Steamers leave
Pier is n. r.. foot of Murray street,
every day In the week except Sundays
at 300 p. m. touch at Newport 2:3O a.
m, leave there at 3:15 a. m..d due Provi-
dence 500 a. m.
For tickets and staterooms apply at
office OF j.. G.. WINDSOR, Ticket Agent
corner Weybosset and Custom House
Streets. or on steamers after 600 d n,
G.. A. GUNDERSON.
Agent, Fox Point Wharf.
o. H.TAYLOR. GenL Pass'r Agent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25

Isdro Orizar, the fourteen ve4r.oId
pugler captured with others on The Vts.
.aya az the naval battle OF Santiag,
y, wants - De an American sailor Wbcn
-, ~ calne time for him 10 be- franeno,fai
d. Spaln Win the other Spanish Sailors
citiztu "' AZ american
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25

,,.,.t said the excited man. "ba
bri ] soon showed hin, h.. ~.
P'agihg horse with the wrong ,,,',
- m"uscycd with me,"-Indtsn-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-09-25
Copper Shares
Safest Investment,
Largest Dividends.
BOSTON & TEXAS COPPER CO,
Capital Stock. s., 500. 600.
I'm 100000 Shares, Full Paid and Non-
assessabIe.

HON. {. ". Low, President, Mayor Of Br,c.,,,
GEO. w. RUSSELL, lst Vice Fress IN sssi,n,yc
Paper Manufacturer. d W.
EDWARD 0. ROBINS, Treas. las N wpssron e.