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The Princeton union., 1900-12-13

If you are looking for Christmas
present for your father, mother, sister
or brother come and see our large
stock of rocking chairs, we have them
from 98 cents to $500, over 100 styles
to select from. '@..' .n is .-T
>...I- PRINCETON HARDWARE Co. =.
The Princeton union., 1900-12-13

= The annual village election is less
than,a month away but SO far no an
nouncements have been made by pros
pective Officeseekers.
The Princeton union., 1900-12-13

I D. N. Hunt, a we'll known Princeton
boy, and Miss Lulu Leeds, an accom-
plished young lady, were married in
Minneapolis yesterday. The wedding
was a quiet one, only a few of the
happy couples immediate friends be-
ing present. The UNION extends its
congratulations and wishes an abund-
ance of this world s happiness for them,
The Princeton union., 1900-12-13

Lowell Chadbourne came up from
Minneapolis yesterday to spend a day
or two with his Princeton friends and
relatives.
The Princeton union., 1900-12-13

-1-
Bring the children to see, Aunt
Dinah at the Dorcas SALE
E. Gustafson has returned tosa"Miile
Lacs county to make his homo with us.
Mile Laos county's taxable valuation
has increased over 1925, 900 Ii the; past
year. -. -
The only complete line of toys in
Princeton this year will be found at
Scheen's.
1t Will pay you to read the ad of the
Oak Hall Shoe and Clothing company
on the fourth page. e5
Rev. George Satterlee and wife
drove to Monticello yesterday after
noon to visit Rev. Van ,Fossen.
There will be nothing nicer for a
Christmas present than fancy bonbon;
box filed with Scheen's creams.
The G. A. r. entertainment was not
very largely patronized, but the Post
came out whole with a dollar or two
to spare.
A. H. Sleeves left for Mile Lacs
lake this morning where he goes to
visit his daughter Edna, who is teach
ing in the Rodgers school. J.. -.
DR.. Small has his dental parlors fitted
in the latest style. Among the modern
conveniences are water and light con-
nections with the village plant.
At the probate Office yesterday morn
ing Elder Van Alstein <officiated at che
marriage of Levin Jernbom and Elm
Lundgren, both residents OF Borgholm,
this county. ~ II
The municipal authorities finally re-:
fuse to allow the exhibition of the
Wise sisters in a Minneapolis dime
museum, but they did not act until
public sentimen forced them to.
Dan G. Mirick and Clara Drescher,
two we'll known Princeton young peo-
pie, were married yesterday by Rev.
George Satterlee. Their many friends
extend their hearty congratulations. >
At the first quarterly conference of
the M. b. church all the reports
showed healthy condition and an in
crease along all lines. E. A., Ross
was elected choir leader at the same
meeting. ~ ".::
G. D. Rutherford, cousin of M. S.
Rutherford lately of Ohio, was in the
village Thursday on his way to Flood
wood, where he will engage in the real
estate business.
Lee Cramb and Fannie e. Moore,
both we'll known young people of Mil
aca, were married last week. The
UNION joins with their many friends
The Princeton union., 1900-12-13

superintendent Van Wormer visited
the schools in the neigh borhood OF
FOrestOn the first of this week,
The Princeton union., 1900-12-13

Attorney w. s. Foster, Of Milaca,
was in Princeton between trains last
Friday,
The Princeton union., 1900-12-13

Amin johnson and Elizabeth Simon
son, both of Bogus Brook, were mar
ried last Friday by Rev. j. E. Inge-
brigtson.
The Princeton union., 1900-12-13

W. c. Andrews, the we'll known
paper salesman, was in the village yes
terday interviewing his old customers.
DR.. Gerrish, of Enderlin, N. D., ar
rived in Princeton last night to make
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ferrell short
visit.
The Princeton union., 1900-12-13

The Princeton Drug company has its
windows neatly trimmed for the holi-
day season. III
The Princeton union., 1900-12-13
Orders are already being taken for

Hundreds of beautiful Christmas
gifts at the Hub Shoe and Clothing
House.
The Princeton union., 1900-12-13

j, C. A. EATON, Cashier.
The Princeton union., 1900-12-13

The different schools are busy re-
hearsing programs for Christmas en-
tertainments. ~
The Princeton union., 1900-12-13

. There is great scarcity Of hen fruit
on the Princeton market. Biddy has
evidently gone on strike *~>z IT,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27
Sum Sebdbtnifs
Garl 2leine.

SnfcIss sts abIsbtns uufsrts Iauaiibrissn
8tneftn Carl 4Isiut puresn IN Der Opt
,iaI Yniammluus am SUuntad, ben %. De
itmbsr 1900, bic fpIstnpsu Ssiltihs' Sti&Ii1s
anatnemmtn
1. DIR ,,aIrbsittr 8Ortbilbuuss- une arau.
ftu.tlnttrliiBuuss gHtin," ben btrbtn 8trIuf
itints trtutn @tnpftn Carl aleint aufs Iitfitt
bttrautrnb, piinSGt bitreur6 Der tiuinblitbfntn
8dmiit bts 8trblittntn feline innisfr lbtil-
nabms su prii&un. iopit itiu bsrti&fss unb
titfgtfiibItts SdItie aus,ubrIdfn.
2. Die pffjtLt 8ntinsnautr auf 30 3agt
ausiubtbntn unb eitislbt purb bic llmapruHe
ets Btrsins., Charters" ~ iymboliiirtn.
3. Sc cine Nbihrift br btppriftbtnotn 8t-
IHlITt an bic Wittpt bts 8trtptsitn, IOpit an
bic 8teaftiOn bss ,Snautpn BO6snblatt" unb
bisitnist bee ySnanton Sonuabtub 9ournal"
btbufs 8rOftutIi&uus stIanstn iu laTtu.
Scrautpn. pa, ben %. Datmbn 1900.
Giir ben arbrtr.8pribilbunss unb 8rauftn.
llnttrlfasunss-Yatin;
Dapib S&Hur, pr6iietnt
6rts Sprtdltr, Stfrtidr.
paul Ditbtri@,
ilIiam 8autr. Gomuiitttt.
3trm. RrsssufsIbtSS
Dsin @uni&, has Bolt b,frsit ,u.fstsn-
BON Sflaptniub -iff nistt ufiatt
Sitts 10 NOD Climb i'm GntntbtH
une Nctb uns Summr uuesifilt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27
Die G5eIelicbaft beTnben Fcb
WO. 431 ytorO siebemte StraRe, scrautOn, Ya

len, III bic bitli9s nod INNER n5r6Iid
BON outpansberg. ipdbrenb bic tpeftlihe
mad Der 8ihtune BON 8ritstotpu unb
priesfa ii1 eepsnoet ju baben ibeint.
nniere iIruppen eeratben binter beibs
4btbeilunssn unb cine beionoere @oIonns
tuirb nod oreaniiirt unb fofort pon mir
abssi&idt peroen. iobaIb i'd tpeib. bab
ibrs Sisnhs ben6tbist tpsrOen. Dis 8u.
ren baben. meinen Snformationen su'
folse. in Der aapeolonis ni&t pisI lin.
tsrflbune eefunben. Mir babsn elniesGo'
loniitea bsipaffnet, bic unieren Gruppsn
belfen. 8abns unb 2elesrapbenpertsbr
iino bur& isbr i&Ie@tes Bsttsr itlri be.
binbert. De Wet 1T in Der Na@bar'
i@aft bon SsnstaI. Sen. Srsn& bot
in @emeini@aft nit Gen. Clements slns
Ansabl 8ursn unter Bspsrs iiiolit bon
Masaliss anssstiffen. Die 8uren sossn
ii4 bann in fiiopeitli&er RiHtune seeen
poi4sfsitroom ;urtld, perfOlst pom Sen
8oroon NIT elmer AbtbeilunB bon 6rend's .
Iruppsn. Sonntae Abeno sseen ftini
ubr paren Die Sluppsn bes Sen. Gls'
msnts in sinsm 2ompfs ilOli1 bon Oli'
pbants gist bssriiTsn. Das RsiuItat
femme i'd nod ni&t."
Sn elmer ipatsrsn 9spsi9s tsIssra'
pbWt Sen. 8itGsnsr aus Prstoria !:
.,Dis ipsfli9s abibsiIuns Der 8ursn
beisbte 8rittstoipn uno 3srfbrte bic @i'
ienbabn bon De aar Sunetion. Vian
folst tbrer Spur. Sen. Sren4 mar felt
iuei Gaeen fortndbrsnb IN GOntatt nit
ben Gommaneos ppn Bspsrs unb Dslarsp
ilollH bon Winealiesbsra. Sic tpetben
BON lbm psrfOlst. Ser Seino bat be-
trd@tll&e 8srlufs erlittsn uno Gomman'
bant arsuis ii Rsbft anoeren ssfanssn
ssnommsn porben. Gen, Golplae sriff
am 81. December bel Blaifontsin 3ps
sstrennte Ccas.anboS Der 8ursn an, bic
fi4 suIadsossn. Seine 8srluiis iint
esrino."
8srmii1te Ra&ridtsn.
Die gsrIufs bsr ensIdnbsr bel RoOit.
ssba&t bsIuufsn iih. oiflelsasn 8srldien
sufolse, auf 80 5Obis unb Bsrpunoste.
8lsrunbpisrsis Solcaten tpsrbsn nod im'
msr psrmlbt. Die @sfaussnsn purbsn
bstanntli& bon ben Sursn tpisosr frsiss'
ssben.
Die Bursn, pel&e in bic 2apeolOnis
sinorunssn iinb. perbsn bon ben @sne'
rdIsn Ssrsos, Pbilipp 8Oiba unO Saus.
broet eommunoirt. Nuber ben spel Ab'
lbeiluneen bon 8uren, iibsr pslbe i6on
bsridtst tpurbs, bat nod cine brittle bic
@ren;e tibsri&rittsn, ndmIih bel 3out'
ipan, mas bauptid&li& su BEN Susds
ssi&ab, um bic 8uren su psrfartsn. bic
pbiIipstOun beiest bubsu.
Gas nsusfs 1siipisl btitii&T Bruta'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27

Iiidt in Sabafriia 1T bic foIesnbs off,i
sls YrciIamation bes @enerals Bruce
SumiIton: ,,Die StaOt 8sniersburs III
ausssrdumt unb tbsiIpsiis nisbsrssbranni
porben. Nqe Sarmen in Der Nabbars
idaft iino aetit6rt poroen, ipesen ber
bdufssn 9lnarlffe auf bic Giisnbubn 81.
ME in isnsr 9seenb. Die 8ursnfrauen
unb 8urenfincer. tpelbe suriidselufsn
purben. follten iib on ben 8uren. Goms
maneanten tpsnben, -bisicr wsrOs ibnsn
2sbensmittsI Iiefern. ipsnn fis ni6t roaen.
bab Iis7 ssrbunesrn. Refine 0orrdtbs
psrbsn bon Der giisnbabn mad Der
Stabt aefanbt tperben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27

30 2iebIins ber Sausfrauen -
9iasburp'S 8eit- perfauft bel @bpart
Siebeder, $50 2ada. Ipe.
- 8sr aOfen erIparen mill. ica bis
Dlontue feline Armenifsuer beIabIen.
- Otto OsIbermanu, ObertO6 i'm
Sotsl Ssrmpn, itarb Npntas in ieiner
DObnuns an 8ine Strabe.
= glus a6In, 9sutidIunb. if bic
gla6ri@t sinsetrOffen. bab gusen 8Ie.
berg, Der irilbsr Elm grOssannssi6dft an
9enn aOenue bstrisb, ouieIbit ssitorbsn
1T,
SenrS 8oI, bon See Court, Elm
4nssitelter bes scranton Sauies, bss
fum am Sreitas gia&t sinsn Sersi6Ias
unb sbe bic serufenen 4erSte sInirafen.
mar er tobt.
9ie O., 8. & B. @ompanie BAT
ii6 nunmebr aud entidIORen, na6 BEN
l. Sanuar ben balbmonatliben 3abItu9
einaufibren unb am Srsitas tpuroe oieies
bon Superintendent 2oDmiS anesttinoist
Dis scranton GorrsipOnbens
S1uIe Gompanis 1T am Sumftas fur
cine Sorbsruns bon S8l bon @onfabIer
WitHeu auSberfauft norben unb tpirb
nunmebr sinesbsn, oa ii4 bisisIbs ni4i
bsiablte.
- Gongrebmann gonneQ bat nnses
tinbist, bab er &anbibat fur Der. Stuu.
ten Senator bon bieism Staate isin
psrbe, psnn AuaS nibt bel Der sritsn
Nbltimmuns bon ber 2esislatur elm Dta'
iorltdtSrotum erbalt.
- Ssbr biele nnorbnnunBsn ber 2e'
Der tperben burb bic su reibe 9tabrup8
bes Winters peruriadt. Sisie Orbnun.
gen tpsrben iebob auf Ieidte Welfe ourb
bic Gnipenbuns bon 9r. Ausuit 86nie's
Samburesr TrOpfen beieitiet.
- Ser bstasts 1imOtbp SoIsp bon
Blossom tpurbe am 9Onnerftae Wpreen
bafelbit entIans ben @eIeiien, etipa elns
balbe WsiIe oberbnlb ber 8abniation
tobt aufssfunbsn. Der a6rper mar b6S
sgfeiidt unb es ipirb ansenOmmen, bab
Elm 3u8 ibn traf.
81. 6. Button bon 60. U, IL. Sn,
fanterie, unb Wm. .. Rbpoes bon So
y, IL. Snfanterie, beren 8eeiment Su
Sort Columbus, Nstp gOri. itatiOnirt il
uno bic Dor ;ipsi 8oden bsiertirtsn, 90.
ben ii6 am Sonntne bier auf uno ipur'
ben ipdter suriidBeianbt.
- Die Ssrren Grnit 8ieieI unb Gbur,
les Saliotpsfp jun. meoBinii6s Stuoen'
ten in ber nniberiilit bon 8ennipIpaniu,
berlebsn ibre Seiertuee oabier bel ibrsn
@ltern. 2sBterer traf f6on Dor WOdsn,
friit Elm unb 1T i'm Dloies SaplOr SoipI'
tai Elm ssrnseiebsner @ebdlfsarst.
SER giitOr &OG. Gissntbdmsr bee
Scranton Snuies, bebndte am Web'
na6tstuse ieben einseInsn Aneeitslten
baielbit in liberaIer Weiie, inbem Seosr
Elm Bfunb Der feinfen 3udsrpaarsn er'
belt unb an isoem S6dbtelben mar
cine funteInueelneu SIS 9lOte anssbsftst,
- artbur uub SOfspb Re6aIe, IA
unb IL Sabre alt, bic am Sonniue Rnhl
nabe bsm gountp 9efinsntb bic Stru'
benbubnselsife NIT gspbuthaden bIodui
bnbsn ioasn, ipurben nm Uiontn9 dbeno
fiiI elm nsiterss Serbbr unter ie $500
9drsiHuft esfsllt. Gin bernrtises 8er'
ssbsn pirb nit i6arfsr Strufs senbn'
hef
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27
NIeitc M,lSei8em.
Spe3ial. al.@abl.

Sur Rotij.-Sn lltbushitimmuns timer Rt
fUlutpn bee Stltrt Councils psrOsn am 8. ga.
nuar 1901 in ben folssnesn gSarbs SppiaI'
pabltn abssbalttu
5. @ar6.-Gint perlCn ale StItst Council
mann, um ben ni6t abssIaufsutn Ermin sts
Riharb Biliams, rsfenirt, ju btkBsH.
6. Warb.- Cine ptrfpn als StItet Council.
mann, um ben ui6t dbeslauftutu dtrmin bee
Gpparb SAINTS, rtlisutrL ju btisbtR.
IL. RaTb.-Gint ptTipu aIs S.ltIt Council.
mann, um ben ni6t abesIaufsnsH 1rmiu pts
pttsT ReganH, rsfeuirt, su btltetn.
9amts Wptr, Wapsr.
SuantOH, "a. SHsmbH 1900.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27
Sabrieantem Der feimiten
2agerbiere, s(le uao }orter.


reg tn Sa9 Se q6a 98np9 Den pe@oene gaue
3ps9dbhsn gdag @n ababnm uuem
Sabre @ilibat aSbeSah
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27
StaOt itnO GOuntb.
..6lifliebes Oeeuiabr Z"

rufen mir bslm Sabrsspe4ieI aa' uniern
perebrten abcnnenten su unb boffen. baB
ibnsn i'm nsusn Sabre ale BGni4e er'
fdat psrben, Vie fs i'm alten persebens
beetsn; unb bab iie Dor nnsIdd, giotb
unb 8ranfbsit sndOisit beipubrt tperesn
mb8en.
Ser ,,8o6snbIatt 8aIsnOer" tpiro
ben 2sisrn i'm 2aufe ber Rsuiubtspo6e
per Pof 3useianbt iperben; auf Der
Sdbisite 6aseeen tpirb Elm an8efeater
unferes @ei1diteS ben 8alenber am
Disnitas austrassn unb fiir feline Wdbs
cine iIsins GrienntIi6fsit ni&t abfHla.
gen.
SIN benz ssntralsn StabtibeiIe unb in
petersburg ipirb Der sepDbnIi&e 8sit'
unssirdssr isinen 8unben NIT bem yieu'
iabrfaIenbsr aufparten. uno er empFeblt
ii6 elmer frsunbli6en aufnubme.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27
SSeniabrss6rnf.
QetuiS tluD MeillO

minlhtu BEN friteftrtiatn tbrlittn qtutrR eer
9Btli Gin frSblihts Hsuiabr. gDir iinb aliid-
lid, neil mir In tinsm btr blibsneatn Si6ets-
tpsIsn pobntn. In tintm bn btlfsu Gcuntiss, In
tinem ptr srSbhn Staaitn unb In BEN srSettn
edubt, bas Ibubaupt ppn Rtnfhtn bstppbRt
piro. tluier xn St6ettn, Srtfhaftsn unb
Dprftrn, enfn mir btionere gtbtnftH molten,
iinp bic fclseubtn:
Wfts- 9arrt, @tprsttopn, =,
Rinaifcn, 6aplts,
Btnnttt, ponteeaIs,
6prty Sort. Wapmart
Wpcming, Glmburf
pdrlpns, Wpsepm,
Mintr's Wias, @ouIbsbcru,
Wia Grth, 3Ubpbanna,
9aain, WpuHt ppepne
yatesptut, poepHc Snmmtt,
pittsten, Grtsro,
Durytl, ptnrypilIt,
eaddpanua, Sprasntpias,
3aeIor, porllane,
avOea, StrOubsburs,
Wpofr, @atsr Gap,
Winpcid, DtIapare,
panrOd. 91anunia GbuHE
starlight, prtiiou parf,
GOnfIin, 9aft Some,
@rsat 8nb, poynttas.
Wfp D(tlforo, belmont,
NIfprb, pltalanf,
atnesltps, nnieuealf,
Hpftr, jorsff gitv,
Ri@pIlou, 9arbcnbait,
tatterpptlt, gDbit Srissf
"a plumt Strmpn,
Dalton, Rauitle,
@ltnburn, Artbalb,
9larfs Summit, @intpn.
&binGila. ptduilt,
Hap ana OIypbdHt,
Dnnmcrt, DidiUn City,
g9immsrs, Sbrppp,
WapItpoob, Seranten,
eaft Nrisl, Sinebamtou,
WOnfty Nuu, GSuilin Gsnttr.
WSstn it Iauss kbsH uub s,bdbsu in BEN
ntutn 9abrbunprt n htr Wuui& BON
2etuis aac NeillD,
bic sbrIidtn uuN srfOIsrd&Rtn SdnsIr in
Sirfsln, S9ubeu, Rubbsrs, etc.
i'm nOrsSaIi&su gtnniyIsanisn.
Gtatlirt 1888.
ia uub 116 gbumins abenus,
Scranton, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27
Hrdu DerlanQt: :

Cine anfiduoisr drau, tutItt eitbs su ainbun
bat une ttpas pom SausbaItt ptriftbi; quite
8tbanplune suesi&nt. Anmtlbunasn ptrbsn
frtuuelitf in etr ;, ,gBshsnbIati" SFies trbttn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-12-27
Noulpt Ill nerfanfen.

esIsstn nabs Der StiSsnfabrii tn esr 10. @arh.
etItie auiabluue, psnn 9smaup bautu nil
bn &.ii tann Rsbtn bsibsH. Ra&iufraptn IN
bisltT OHirt, IA
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-20

and makes the emphatic hit OF the bill.
j. W. Winton, the Australian ventrilo.
quist, is exceedingly clever and his act is
much different from others of It's class /;
and the new Biograph pictures are par
ticularly good this week. James J. llor-
ton, the "rag.time' monologist. Is quite
rs entertaining and funny as ever with
his new budget OF nonsense; and krle-
sells performing dogs and monkeys set
the little ones fairly Wild The re-
mainder of the programme abounds In
good things, including Terry and Lam.
bert, singing and comedy sketch; Picard
and Bowen, comedy bar specialties; the
Eldridges, real coon" comedians; Craig
aud Mcdonald. musical. comedians; Bert
and Sophie Leslie, comedy skit. and
Genare and The9l marvellous eontor-
tlouists. Next week Cissie Lotus will
return with new imitation.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-20
EarmInu In Alaska.

one OF the important reports which
has just been submitted 10 Congress
by the Secretary of Agriculture and
ordered TO bc printed deals with the
agricultural Investigations In southern
Alaska. It is important because IL
brings out some facts I'm regard 10 the
agricultural capabilities of our vast
northern territory which Will astonlsh
those who have regarded Il as "A use.
less ice box. which at most was val
liable only for the gold IL might con
tain or for the fur and fish IL yields.
These Investigations ms far as they
have gone indicate that IL has latent
capabilities which. when developed,
may sustain large population and
make II prosperous state. And why
not2 The little country OF Finland
which lies between Sweden and Rus.
sia In the same latitude and is less
thnn ono-fourth the size of Alaska,
has n population OF two aud onc-half
millions and exports both grain and
live stock as well M vnst quantities OF
dairy products. The author OF the re-
port Prof q. g. Gcorgcson, who has
charge of the Investigations, brought
10 Washington eleven varieties of
spring wheat. n dozen varieties each
of barley ana oats, and also rye, buck
wheat, and flax, all of which had ma
turcd at the experiment stations at
Sitka and Kcnai Peninsula. The re-.
port states that red clover lived
through the winter at Sitkn, made "A
uXuriant growth. and matured seed,
and that yctchcs aud other forage
plants did equally wcll All the COM
mon hardy vegetables were grown 10
perfection, some caullflower at kcnal
measuring If inches across the head.
A statement by the Superintendent
OF the Alaska Commercial Company In
regard 10 his company's experience
with live stock at Kadiak In Of more
than passing interest, because II re-
ycals possibilities In the stock Industry
which are bound 10 be Of much I'm.
portancc in the future development OF
the territory The company has for
many years kept cattle, sheep, and
Angora gOnts on some Of the small
islands near the town OF Kadlak. ON
one Of these islands II was not found
necessary 10 feed or shelter the cattle
~ all. winter or summer. Year In and
year out they lived In the open and
were maintained solely by the native
grasses which are abundant In all OF
southwestern Alaska. The herd In
creased yearly about 70 per cent OF
the breeding cows. a flock OF Angora
goats increased 90 per cent annually
and gave very good results IN mohalr.
a flock of sheep has been kept for
the last sixteen years on pasture the
year round. The increase was some
thing over 90 per cent. and the clip
averaged about five pounds or wool
per head yearly There seems 10 be no
doubt that animal husbandry can bs
successfully prosecuted on the coast
OF Alaska.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-20
China's Resources.

s writer in the Review Of Reviews
produces some figures about China
which are very interesting. 10 begin
with, Chlna'B area OF 100000 square
miles Is greater than that Of the Uni
ted States. II has a population hyc
times as great az ours. and a railroad
mileage less than one-hye-hundrcdth
as great as ours China In a nation
which is more naturally mercantile IN
its inclnatlons than any other In the
Orient. and is hungry for barter with
the world at llrgc China has now n
foreign trade Of less than one dollar
per head Of population, while japan.
which not many years ago had still
less, now has n foreign trade Of six
dollars per head. while that Of Java,
another OF the developing peoples ~
the Orient. deals with foreigner 10 the
extent Of ten dollars per head. As
showing how the Chinese will develop
under opportunity, the foreign trade
ON the Yang-tse river some years
since amounted 10 100000. and now
zone can go from Shanghai to Han
kow, 600 miles into the heart Of Chi.
ma, on finer and larger craft than
those which run from New York to
Albany, and the annual foreign trade
exceeds SJO.OO0OOO, with only a few
of tho cities open as treaty ports, and
much of tho valley made inaccessible
by local barriers ~ ofiicialdom aud
taxes" All Of this furnishes some eS.
PLANTATION OF why the greedy world Is
70 largely centerlng her attention on
China
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-20

This weeks entertainment at Keith's
New Theatre II one Of The exceptionally
fine and well l.balanoed offerings that u Ia
not often possible 20 get together, and
certainly one of the beet ol the season I,
and II Il notable for the fact that there are
% many features which are particularly
adapted 20 delight the ladies' and chill.
dren. Marshall r. Wilder, perhaps the
rnost famous Of al nonologue entertain
ers, has an apparently endless fund u
dry humor and bright stories. and scores
the biggi,t kind of a hit. Cora Tanner
and company present MY Husbands
Hotel" which T. one of the bes, light
comedy sketches seen a. this house, and
affords the distinguished Legitimate"
fine opportunities 10 display her abilities.
sam. .'Clars, and Kiuie Horton are seen in
= unique Offering, entitled "The Dancing
Admiral and Soth Century Souci," which
g. one Of the meuiest and most enter
tanning skiis ever seen on the Keith stage
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-20
Everything in Plants al Bottom
Prices.
a. w. SMITH,
Mortgagee's Sale.

VIII be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION on
Friday, April 10th, 1900, al o'clock p. M,
on the premises BY virtue Of power Of sale
contained in a certain mortgage deed. made
and executed by William Joyce and Nora
Joyce dated April 10th, 1894 and recorded
in Book No. ~, page 3I4 Of the records OF
real estate mortgages for the town Of John
ston, X. l., the conditions of said deed Of
mortgage having been broken
-Four certain lots cf land With al the i'm
provements thereon, situated IN said John
ston and known and designated - lots mum
Der fve hundred aud three (So5) hve hundred
and four (so4) five hundred and i've So5l
and FIVE hundred and sir 900 on the Plat Of
the Merino Farm on Hartford avenue near
centre Of OlneyyiIle. Johnston, Rhode Island,
belonging % samuel HcdIcy. surveyed and
plated by X. a. Woodbury.. G. T., 1855.
which plat is recorded in the land records ID
said Johnston.
By order of the mortgage, who hereby
gives notice of its intention 10 bid upon OBJ,
above described premises az the sale 0r an!
adjournment Of the sale thereof
Grccnville. X. l.. March -, 1900.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-20
The Bes, IN the World.

We believe Chanberlain's Cough Rem.
edy IL the best IN the world. a few weeks
ago We suffered 'i.h severe cold and q
troublesome cough, and having read their
advertisements in our own and other pa.
pes we purchased bottle 10 see u 9,
Il would affect Us. u cured us before ths
bottle was more than have used. u b. ne
best medicine out iDr colds and coughs-
The Herald Andersonyille. Ind. For
sale BY b. a. Sm.h, Olneyville, @ x.
Parker. Olneyville, and william Dunning
& Bro, 3S5 Manton avenue, druggists
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-20

Laurel Hill plat is one Of the most
slightly and beautiful residential sections
in the state, and the purchase OF lot
there at the remarkably low price quoted
by Mr. BLAIR, It's owner must impait an
air of satisfaction to the purchaser. There
are already eight handsome and costly
Residences upon the platand over $40 600
provements, building and making streets,
laying sewers, etc Eiectrics touch the
plat and will soon enter II with a fifteen
minute schedule to Turks Head Read
the advertisement.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-20

II troubled with rheumatism, give
Chamberlain's Paiu.Balm a trial. II will
not cost you a cent II it does no good.
One application will relieve the pain. II
also cures sprains and bruises IN one-ihird
the time required by any other treatment.
CUT. burns, fro,tbIies quinsey, pains In
the eide and chest. glanJular and other
swellings are quickly cured by applying
u. Every bottle wauenied. Puce, IS
and 60 cents. FOR sale by Is. a. smith.
OlneyvilIe; q. x. Parker. Johnston and
wm. Dunning * Bro. 557 Nanto avenue,
Drug gists.