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The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02
lie, Recon,msn e nd.,inn,

81 shall have to lave yez, num-"
said Mrs. Shadyside's cook to Mrs
Shadyside.
why. Bridget?''
Well. mum. it's this way. ! likes
me place first rate an the wages is
al! right. an ! have no other place to
go: but the kitchen doesn't suit me-"
What's the matter with it?"
well. mum. it's the way the wind
ers is fixed
"How's thatg"
We'll. the sun shines on the range
an makes it too hot, an If open the
door catch cold"
But ! don't think can have the
kitchen rebuilt to suit you."
Perhaps not. mum, an that's why
must lave you; but" and Bridget
smiled enconragingly. 'iH give you
foine recommend to the mkt cook. -
Pittsburgh Chronicle
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02
Spread Like wild IRE.

W i'-" ,iings arc ~ " h-s." inrv br
Qua ".iv h..f>,- li".." Ahr1,i,an, II r..
!r.,'i'i /. ii"r.a II b. ll,svill.'. o.
Nriiv-: ''ki.,J,r i;rler- u- 'h- hrst
ling htitrr- | hs,Ns IL ,'l,'d Ia 2u
v..is. Iun kn"w wt,,2 i!t,si di-easss
btsiu IA. di>tu,:.r, Of iumarii, Ever.
s',','ev-. hus.l> hl"i aud b.a.r.
.;irci,'c BIHvr> inu-- NJ the s'onaci'. :.
rHni'''r- ! wr kiin.ys a"d howell,
pprih-s ,.'e lip,ai. Sirr,."Ihens the
.,.ryt-. itrnre eGi,- m,,i'i'm,ies Of maia-
'toS u tnsiis uii toe enrir+ system.
i''s'- t.rU i'i- ar,i yjs"r iuro a. Y ""as,
-i-sly ritn-'lnmts n'.'" 'F' woman pri'.
80 c.ris. 5 ad ~ IL ln,n Grus.. drag
ri-.-
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02
A viiinge Blacksmith Saved His
Little Sons Life.

Mr.. II. ii. Bl.ck III. well known vii
t'Te iiWkstuirh at GrAi,ansvi'lr, >uiii-
III county, y. y ssFys. Oar little son
I'VE vears 'ld las always heen subject
rrnii!. and -, had lave the a'tarEs
'eer thai az f,aee feared many t',n--
thar lie would Gi. We hnve had HE
inci"r ahi ilH-d many tpe'iiclnts. hiit
: l- .-iiancr. j seems 70 iiss",, e 'l'.
tough nitrous and hr giving frsqne..t
i',s - " l.n the rr"itpy s. mp'"h> al'-
,,enr we have !uund iiisi tn. d'e .dr'i
'roip l. ear. d t.-f'n. il gets settled. :"
'h.rr IL II" ,.aii..-r in piSIng ihi~ rem
-fs h'r II t'oi.t~irs No olium or oih.r
i jnri"n- drug ~ d may g .,ven as c',f,-
lidtnil.' 20 a bshe a> 10 al. anll-. j, r
lie Il, lkeii,nt, Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02
The prlnc~.. of A.,.r....

King Alfonso's elder sister. the prin-
cess of Asturias, who for few months
before his birth was Queen Mercedes
of Spain, is nearly 90 years of age.
and a husband is being sought for her.
One candidate whom she is said to ia
ror is Prince Carlo of Bourbon Caser-
Ia, brother of the head of the Neapol-
itan Bonrbons, but objection is made
to him on the ground that the blood
relationship is too close. and that both
branches of the Bourbons have shown
tendency to consumption. Don
Jamie. the son of Don Carlos. anoth-
er candidate. would put an end for
good TO the Cnrlist agitation if accept
ed. but his personal character stands
in the way. The queen regent is said
to favor the selection of some Aus
trian archduke.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02
A. Fun n. lie Coma ne.

A story is told of citizen of Glas-
gov which shows that contentment
is virtue really existent in some cases.
One of The inhabitants was making
his way homeward on certain even
ing. and taking good deal more than
his share OF the pavement. when he
encountered a Glasgow town council
man walking along in respectable
fashion. The councilman. noticing his
unbalanced condition. stopped and
shouted with wrathfnl dignity: what
dye want?" To this his fellow towns.
man ,blithely replied: II want
naething. Pm us fu' s can haud!"--
Chicago Chronicle.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Doctor-"Mr. Biff. aren't you going
to settle my bill?" Mr.. Biff-"Why.
yes. doctor: you've been eight years
to eight years to pay il in."-lndisn-
apolis journal.
Proud of His Own Work-"What an
egotistical thing this composer must
be. What makes you think 500"
why. look; he has had Fine printed
in several places on this piece of music
of his. s.-Philade.phia Bulletin.
One of Them.--A Chicago man has
gained the power Of speech by trying
to commit suiciGe.'' remarked Mrs.
Bacchwood. THAT must. be one Of the
kiIl-or-cure remedies added Mr..
Beechwood. - Pittsburgh Chronicle
Telegraph
Do people ever get entirely over i, I?
An Atchison woman of IS recently in
heritcG little money. and the first
persc1 >lic made sure was informed of
the rews was an sO-year-old man who
had ji.rgd her when she was Is. = At
Gibson lobe.
Rare. ln6eed.-Ar, Draler-"Here's
something fine. Its The Battle of Wa
terloo.' by Van Dyke" Markley-.'is
it really? ] thought Van Dyke died
before the battle occurred" Art Deal
er-"Er-so he did. But-er-you see.
this is one of his posthumous paint
ings. ."-Philadelphia Press.
Il can recommend the traction cars
ashealthresiorers." said The lean man.
Il got in one this afternoon and in
half hours ride increased my weight
considerably" How do you account
for it?' We'll, for one thing. ! ten
dered the conductor two-dollar bill
and received bushel of coin in ex-
change, Philadelphia North Amer
Jean.
AT the boarding -Housc.-The cor
versation had assumed a literary vein
when the dressmaker entered. The
drug clerk. wishing to draw her into
the discussion. asked: What co you
think OF Excelsior Miss Stitcher?"
"Oh. my" she said; Excelsior is out
of date long ago. Braided, wire is.the
favorite now" AS no one knew who
wrote Braided Wire. the conversation
went back to Quo Vadis. baltimore
American.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02
To Breed ns.nde.r for the Market,

Washington Special Chicago Jour
nal: company has bean formed n
Eastern Norway for the breeding Of
reindeer in large numbers. The com.
pany has already purchased 2,4o0 deer.
paying $3.50 for them. and intends to
rapidly increase the herd to 1000
When this number has been reached
1t will he possible to kill 1000 year
without diminishing the total, The
carcass of the reindeer will bring
about $3.50. and the meat is In demand
all over France. Germany ana Belgium.
In order to prevent the glutt!nr of the
market during the winter season a
canning factory has been started in
connection with the farm. The com
pany has bought abou; sixty rouare
miles of wild mountain land. ard is
figuring upon becoming very rich with
in a comparatively short time. The
company is located at relemarkeu. and
Nils Bohnen, one of the teachers Of the
Peoples High School is at the head
II it.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
See White for mems fancy dress

See White for mems fancy dress
shirts.
Misses Jessie Martin and Annie
Lovctt. OF Tribune. have been visit
ing Miss May johnson this week.
Through some oversight we neglect
ed last wecl; to chronicle the death Of
the infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. |.
Gooch.
The floor ~ lhe Bank of Holly has
been treated 10 Il ncw oilcloth carpet
which improves the looks %! the bank.
No splitting on the floor allowed
now,n Joe saws.
The beeis are being delivered VI Y
rapidly From carly prining util
late at night cnrtinutul> stream #
wagons can hc seen ut the side racl. .
A compile of weeks more Of this fine
weather and the cfop viii all be i.ai-
vested.
The DAYS are GROWN. short. The
evenings long. which reminds us th' t
i, is about time to prganiTe a literary
society in Uully. Nothing serves So
well to entertain ard Instruct as tI..
literary. and there is plenty Tf mate
rial here to carry On Il liro'-cla-s rn".
Let us have one organized. what DO
you say:
From the anpcar%rCc of our lowr
Yesterday morning blind man COZ d
have told that the previous night W 5
Holloween. Very few movable artl-
cles remained iii their proper place,
and the position Of some things indi-
Gated that the fun-nia kcrs had eXrrted
themselves to an extent that under
any other circumstances might have
been considered real work.
E e. Bcructt returned 10 Holly
last SATURDAY.. and started 10 take
eight head uf catlle with him. Mack
Newman gong along 10 help. Aht ut
y miles southwest OF here they got
into n herd OF cattle and could mol ct
but five nf ihcir own out. They uRk
them on to Holly and Mack ca. e
home on Sunday. y few hours af;ci
he got home the three stray eat IL
came struiIing in. They would rathci
STAY witk Col Newman than at Holly.
Greeley tounty Kan Republican,
Nearly one hundred people hear,.
Hon. Henry 4. DruIlm speak at As
Sembly hall Monday night. He gave
Il very lucid explanation OF GetlorS
by which the great trusts are bccntn.
ing enthrored rs rulers ~ our govern
mcnt. pointing out that unless check
ed by legislation they would in time
ruin the republic. He criticised the
administration for its favnritiSm OF
national banks. for its policy toward
Porto Rico and for the war against
the Philippines. His speech was list
ened to attentively and with interest.
and his final peroration OH W. j.
BRYAN brought out tremendous ap-
plause. Several comic political songs
sung by Mr.. Drumm ard Jno. II Adj
kinS with organ accompaniment by
Miss Lulu Wood were very amusing.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02
M,i..ona ctssn An ay.

| certainly lr ii.Mtw Ssi,s III aIiHA
t. s'."w af..n- c'.h,,sr.t svaieh Is nyf.
tr d., he e.,,.enI,- Tire .i,toIsrilhssa
u DfATs,.e'- NV D.s,..,srv3 s.r l,aV.
~ p is".s l.,'-s,l ,l.is. li,vs xssstls
my nNrr &c J. nslhnniri is.,sJ III 4 y Sg,tts
'n,er ii,s -afis'.s.i'.n ~ k,sbwinR " is,sA''
nr.,i ii.n-nsiS sf i.Hta.!p-s ut ta.
t-'hnm ls"..lr'i. laY,iJis. Nt,ff
.h"r'. Short .:.,: Is,,.u .!ists6s 1; ssfsas NJ
-rreiy sn,'i hv III. Gall or tjsHi.3ss
Bro. sl.nvpi>rs MI yer \ Il aksSsetsf
,ollL. !'-vata, .ize SIC aid sis isyssSiiifss
bottl. guaranteed. 's,ss
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02
JEW EIRY
A STAPLE.

Look at The mex! ten people YOU
meet and sec how much is WORE nf the
so-calIed jeaelry. From the 5000
watch chain to a i've cent stick pin.
Jewelry has ccme To hc a staple arti-
Gle Of dress.
You will buy more or less of it: see
that YOU get what YOU pay ior when
you buy. You can be sure of this
when yon buy of {. l.. Mcphersnr. nj
Holly. who has Il 'fnIl assortment of
the W. f. MAIN Co. goods. Every
article OF these goods is fully wari;n u
ted to be exactly us represented.
printed guaranty to This effect is Civ
en- with each article Of these gouGs
purchased at their store.
w. r. MAIN co.
Eastern Factory car. Friehdsh'p and Edds
sts. Providence Il. |. Western Factory
u.rrgest lcwclry Factory IN the wordl East
Iowa City, Iowa. Over a:uto f,ci of ,'nor space
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02
crea, Auek Of an Editor.

For ivn.,5l,.. rIl riisr'> n'urr T.
H.ina il liie ,.i.- "r ny nund- fttied. :
4ri'.s Editor II = L,-'c' Of sYrtcnse.
iAu. '-lh-n | 'va- wh'lly cured h5
-urli..i = Arnun >nivc.r 5 tie
Wnihl', bt>i tnr 'rip'irn s"re- nd AL
,,,tn Ills. ;.-e-. h 25r a, lAtnap
Htos., Il ugyiSf.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02
v..as yhrol sing lieadao.,e.

Vs. li,i llirk!y irtgs' WON, il You nsed
d. X ru'- S.a l.lr PtiI-. Ta"usal d.
rr sDi."tci- in,e r'reu iieIr uaiciiies-
mrri far SICK .,,rd irrrYrl- hc.ul..rh.'e.
fb., maze l,nie ii,,d N huiid M
,orf l"ii -. } h - M,nr, back i
"' rutS,.. 81! y i,' lu.raa Bros. dtu=-
gisis.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02

N;,er ,nn tel HAT life is hardly
o-iii ia" c;', die TAX" II ,i,se of Cham
erl"in'- ~ ma.i, ard Liver Tablets
ih'y " u cl.iit'Sr Nonr .i'nirch. lrpc
~ y"nr liver ""a r'l,nia'r yunr lns"ls
naking '"n f,'! iile - new man. For
ait Icy TX: liran Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02

II have us..'I Chamb. ri,in'S Colir
tbul.ra and pl"frb"et Remcdy ard
find il !" he =, 'e"t n..ii,;n., says Mr..
y. :. Pl,irr-. y: fh"an. Ark III currd
y. "f bln"'' Fly. lcanuo' epehk 10
highly ni il ;" his I,mt tdv alNays win>
II" good .pihi"n II i"t r,,isr of i!ios.,
vi," m>.. it, The quick cures which II
tf-rts even III the most s,v.re cps.e
make II a f'vorite every wiese For
ale by Ikelria,i. Bros
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02

10 rrm"re irr':t ir-oup c'Irn oi
,.uInm; lir-i ss4.,k the c'trn %, buu'on
i. "aii.. w.t;.s- /" -u'trn i. tl'eu parf II
i"wi' :,- "'u-,l IL p"tS:nir wi'hnpt
iraa irs Ll""d au,ta. PLY thpmhp, nm
Pan '..!m iair. ,lniiy; rIhi,,ug v,vor-
nfl' for five piunlr- at .ac!, .nt, ,.it.-
Il n a cnrr j'la-e er iru'd he woru
or . f''w Il Ns,tn piutert i frr,.. tie.
hoe. A. Il erherni iiuJurnr i,r -p,ains.
rni-"s l,in.,I,.s- and n cuma'is IL. Pal"
I'm II nn.qnaicd. for sale II! ls,l
mnl Erns
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02
w. r. MAIN co.
ScScoi Enrr,fEre.

lean furnish any kind Of Scb,sil Eur
niturc IN every quantity Gt.it q.
cheaper than an. uihar house IN th.
West. Give me Il trial.
Gro. HOLLIS.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02

BY means Of valuable toughenins
process. recently discovered. glass may
now be nodded into lengths and used
as railway slcepers. Glass rails are
also produced by this same toughening
process. 1t is. therefore. possible to
have complete glass railway.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02

Chs latt'- Stomach and Live,
Fnll.'> rnr- hliou-ne.s, c sti,a.tion
ID hra'la he. They are .ssy T., lax.
I'D ll' a>'t' in ,i, c. For safe 4,
'Eeinu,. 8rns
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02

See White for meu's fancy dress
shirts.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02
NQfiCc.

All Twine Accounts are due.
c. \ ADAMS.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02
paowERs COUNTY DIRECTORY.

L. $. LAND OFFICE. at Lamar.
W. A. Merrill Register
q. Frost Ligge,t' Receiver
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02
THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA
AND SANTA FE
RAILWAY.

GOING WEST.
No. 5-Denyer expresS-...f I Les "A. IN
No. l-Californi;i express LBS a. m
No Mexico and Cali
fornia express........ IT 4:06 a. IN
No. So Way freight. 5 6::'o Il. m
GOING EAST.
No. S-Meyico and Cali!or-
MIA express. l2:fo p. m
No, 2-Calfornia express l2:li Il. m
No. SWAY freieht...... S 4;30 p. II.
sENcepa SUNDAY.
Train 5xis a yestibuled train be-
tween Chicago and Denver. 1t car
ries chair car, and pullnans through
without change.
Trains ! and are local express
tr,ins and carry first and second class
coaches, tourist sleepers and Pullman
sleepcrs.
H. p. HORST, Agent.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02

Modern woodmen of kmer.ca, No. 7742
4u Nirets every saturday night. II. W. Mil
FORD, C.G; NJ. II. GIu.C.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-11-02
See White for mems fancy dress
0Iass RsslrosA,

s irts.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-29
Expenses Of the sultan.

The yearly expenses of the Sultan
have been estimated at no less a sum
than $3O,OOO,OOO. OF this $7,5OO.OOO
alone is spent on the clothing Of the
women and 100000 on the Sultan's
own wardrobe. Nearly $7,5OO,OO0 IL
swallowed up by presents, S5,OOO.OOO
goes for pocket money and still anoth.
er $5,OOO,OOO for the table. 1t seems In.
credible that SO much money can pos
sibly be spent In a year by one man,
but when It is remembered that some
1900 people live within the palace
walls-live luxuriously ana dress OK:
pensively at the cost Of the civil list
it appears little more comprehensi'
BILE.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-09-29
Rice and Formulation,

In deciding whether China's popula.
ton Is dense or sparse 1t ought to be
remembered that the country produces
rice. Countries which produce rice
yield at least two crops year. Coun.
tries which produce corn, on the other
hand. only yield one crop year.
Therefore, approximately to its extent,
a country which produces rice ought
to support at least twice as large a
population as q country which pro.
duces corn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

NARRAGANSETT-C l. Goode. Boston;
ii Swift. Middleboro; Ezra Baldwin. +
tnger, + u Church. y y. T. Watson.
i A Day. BOSTON, r Mayhaum. A q Bab-
cock. Y; r Ballou. Prov: " - Nix
on. V; r u Marshall. phil: G pike.
T. w Bowman. w + Kramer. n Y: w c
Shute. Boston; Blast. Helen Robinson.
T Demerell, G A Stevenson. y Y; ]
Schmitts. ~khil; Il w Jadua, Mrs Leslie
Carter. l. Cook. Mark Bernstein. Thao
Toplitz. n Y. Emanuel iiain. Troy: G
Van Deventcr. Boston. = NJ MILAN. NJ M
Ellis, T McJcnnett, n V: " Never. hos
ton; G G. Blakelov. Chicago: w y scott.
Springfield. $ y Mayer. y y: " Hender-
son. Phil: Louis Berger. y Bernsnltin. y
y; r - Parsons. springncld. Brand. q
a Henckel y u Wwengar. \ + Stcarns.
u u Clarke and wifc. J X pearce. \ V.
a Foster Jr W r McCieanan. Baston
J Sweet. l. brown. vs. w Ballagh. y
Y; w II Moon. New Haven; " Am
Montreal: r y Reed. Bos,on. u s
Mclean. Albany, W J GrlNin, & Coleman.
J. X Hazard 4 y flawlcy. ~ v. 4 $ At.
they. Newark. Y - iinssan, Jackson. q
D Eichberg. v NJ levy. Lewis Roberts.
~ v. y j O'ponneii. H5ston 4 A Gins
berg, - W COmstock. tsouis ffashman. y
a. W Buckley, J N Baker Boston; B
II cushing and wife. Worcester Lee Dla.
mund. Hartford. \ 3ischon. y v. y "
Sole. Pan River. jules VI DrIct, y
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23

Justice Andrews of the supreme court to
serve summons and complaint In her
suit for divorce by publication.
Mrs. Lubzens is German singer. In
her complaint she swears that she met
her husband while singing I'm Berlin. He
always seemed to have plenty of money
and fell in love with her.
Finally they became engaged and made
q public announcement of the fact This
was the first intmation the counts fami-
ly ha1l=of his love for the singer. and they
tried all means to induce him TO break
the engagement.
10 was OF no avail, however. and two
years ago they were married.
As soon as the counts parents heard OF
the marriage they shut off his income.
For over a year, Mrs. t,ub2cna swears.
she supported her husband on the other
side A short time ago the colple came
To- this country. The wife found few en-
gagemcnts and soon her money ran
short. .t.U
Then the fact dawnes upon her that
this was a democratic country where
work was no disgrace. 40 she asked the
count TO get something to do. one morn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23

Pennington. N Y: Il = c Gri.n and wife,
Fall River; l. liemstead. + + Hoppin, n
V II 5 Taylor. Detroit. Ethan Allen, Nat
jacobson. Joob u Morris. \ " NJ : Ad-
Ter Miss q White. Miss II Mason, Roch-
ester & " Sewell. Phil; Jas Burns. Wash
ington, NJ Hartman. Geo Alees. n Y.
h.arshal Darrach, Swark: w Mcleod,
y Y; y + Allen. llar~ord; A NJ Stewart.
y Y j II Pearson. Boston: s Gold Ny.
DORRANC FL Edward NJ Blake. N Y:
r. A Findlay. Boston. T Decker. " d.
dleton: W Tryon. Boston; r. B Under
hill. y Y Robert Eley. Worcester: A ~
Croslcy Harry Jacobs. y y. T. " Free
man. Boston. J T. orr. y Y. " Wilbur.
SO Scituntc; John , Ward. Hartford.
thas Nichols Gardner; John Spohn
lfttsburg John. Frspklin i}oston: W s
Howard. Troyg g R,ilnn. Ciurinnaii, j
y fiallivan. y y. Dr g g Young. Bos-
ton. v ' Cunningham. y " Max Eaton.
~ r Qulgicv, ! McAllester. Boston: G G
Mcclellan Fail river w schem Phil:
bcrt Cooke. David Prentice. !. y Casey,
Y; v Waite. Leicester, 4. : Lougee
lsoston W Frank Kenny. New Milford,
Geo \ Smith. N Drew. ~ kslish. W
Hvpeweli ~ Fairbanks n 4 Allen.
Boston > a Eonaty. l. Pierce. n EF
Carlson. II T. Beamap Al u chase. sos.
ton Harris. " e smith W y Charles
y Y. W j Smith. Boston. A. q Bell a. ~
slsce. T. . McChutUfk. y ~ l<ane. ~ y
Eagg hosiop u " Avery. Nprwi, n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23

continued warm weather the general
sually dull About all the stores through
all business. They have not realized IL:
comparatively full stocks, and IN NO
What IL the result OUR WHOLE
for this time of the year;
ose Of their large surplus IN through their
are called upon 20 help unload this i'm
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23

ing, she says. he left the house stating
he would look for work. and since then
she has seen nothing OF, him.
Later she learned that he had booked
passage for Germany and sailed away.
She consulted Lawyers Greenthal q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23
COUNT DISAPPEARED
WHEN ASKED TO WORK
LubzenS Was Supported by His
Wife Until Her Funds We're
EXhauSted--She is a Singer

New York, Nov. 23--Because she sug-
gested that he go TO work. Mrs. Lizzie
Labzens declares, her noble husband.
Count Bernard Lubzens. ran away and
yesterday she obtained permission from
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23

" Jandrof. q E Terry. N Y; ID Horsley.
Bsyonne, w Y walvath, Syracuse; Z
Moore, r NJ York n v; G X Downey,
Boston; John Lowe, Hartford: W a Gas
sell, w l. Trowbridge, n Y; + @ Tyler.
Detroit; @ B Macintosh, ~ Y; II @ Ba-
ker, Worcester; DR. w IL Brown, IL A
Nelson, Jersey City; @ A Gleason, Il
Douglas: w Fredericks. n Mos Robin
son, g W Collins. III T. Whaley. Boston;
j r Paine. Newark; Vaughan.
Goldman. N Y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-23

Greenthal of No. 81 Chambers street. and
they began a suit for divorce The coun-
tess Is living az No. IS West one Hun
dred and Eleventh street She is tall.
handsome blonde. Her husband was most
devoted while she supported him.
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NEW AN--Chas Dobbins. Greenvllle (;
G. X Fredricks. New Orleans: III Braudt.
y Y; Arthur Birch. I. J McGrsth. Boston;
IL Pick. " vi y 4 ffawley. Torington;
G Carlisle, Northampton: NJ J Brosnan,
y Y: r + Fuller and wife. Worcester; s
S ellis. J Gutman. n YH Dodge, Spring
field q r Harwood, Worcester; @ w
Tapley and wife, Springfield; J J Vance,
II Franklin, N Y: J y Burke. Meriden;
X 8 Pease, Hartford; Henry Osgood. III
w Edwards Salem A r Burdett, Bos-
ton: NJ Stern, Montreal: G r Holt Bos-
ton; + A Chase Worcester: n ] Markolf.
Ciaremont: Al c Myrick Springfield: I
King Cooke. n Y: II w Barnard, Auburn.
Mass; II II Warner. Springfield; III -
Goodal, 3 " Coffin. n II Hammond, Bos-
ton; l. ri Nordllnger. n Greene and wife,
n Y; G + Derry. Boston r Rosenhaum,
n "; G y Mills, Norwalk, W J'Ambrose.
Boston: Buffum and wife Toledo. o; @
w Eldridge, w II Washburn, Boston, i
Harrington Allento~s~ G. A Gleason. L
Douglas; G IL Swift. Utica; Victor Free
man. Il Rosenfeld. n Y; S w Goodyear
Waterbury; & Marshall. Worcester; w
G Wheeler, Phil; IA Buckingham. Bos-
ton; J o Angel. Riverside; r. G Read. "a
Howe. MIR and Mrs J b Moore and
child, n Y.
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PERRIN--C NJ HILL n Y; r F Nelson
and wife Mansield w Il Murray. n ":
Ruth Dennis, Brooklyn; Chas Hunt and
wife. Boston; r w Smith, Worcester;
Dowing Clarke, ID s Davis. ~ Y; +
Barry, Mattewan: 3 Worcester. Brat
tleboro: M Robinson, Albany; w Lew
rick. N Y, John Cairns, Harrisville: ] l.
Shaw, Providence.
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Arf0n Club, 2ISf Season.
TIRES GRAND coNctsrs.
Infantry Hall, TUESDAY EVENING
Nov. 9th, al 40 o'clock.

Infantry Hall. TUESDAY EVENING,
Nov. 9Th, al T:i5 o'clock.
eouNop's OPERA FAUST"
CONCERT FORM) WITH
Miss Gertrude Miiler...s... Margarith
Miss Adah Campbell Hussey .as Sicbel
Mr.. Gwilym Milce.....4.......a as Nalenune
Mr.. Theodore Van YORK .........as Faust
Mr. Albert Burrow w.4...........aS wagner
Mr.. Joseph Bacrnsteln. ....... as Mcphisto
Arion Chorus and ful Orchestra. Mr..
Newell Wilbur. Organist; DR. jules
jordan. conductor.
SECOND CONCERT. FEB. sTII
CLICK s ''ORPHEUS,'
And miscellareons selections, with Miss
CLARA BrTT. Principal Soloist
THIRD CONCERT. APRIL 10TH
CESAR FRANCKS MAGNIFICENT
Mn LIES BEATlTT DIES" with n
great cast of soloists.
subscription. SO on g. giving four or
two reserved seats respectively. for each
of the three cOntrris. may be sent 10 Nj
4. Y. Wooden. Treasurer, Board ~ Trade
building. or ROA lis seats MAY be
chosen and VII 0e delivered Al once or
application on receipt Of subscription
tenerai Gale Will open at Infantry Hall
ticket Oi1ce un saturday morning Nov
"a 81 o'ciuk General admission. with
reserved scat. sf ~
n y; -'onccrts viii commence 80 I.5
prcgltiJ
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ANOTHER LARGE SHIPMENT OF MEMS and Y0

I. EXPLANATORY-O Owing 10 the long
Retail Clothing Business has been unus
out the country anticipated large ia
consequently they find themselves with
CONDITION 90 place duplicate orders.
SALE HOUSE IN BOSTON IL heavily @
they have decided the only way 10 dispo
own Retail Stores. Consequently we q
mense stock of the Finest Clothing ma d
GREAT SACRIFICE SALE.
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If you want 10 sell your
bicycle, put an ad. i'm
u the NEWS.