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The Billings gazette., 1900-06-22

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MORROW ''"'' "N,ne sun'Ns'
Special 0OV'eHp0''lhhaa " 'lhN 'iAsOlln'
Hvidaep, JDne 30 ~p "Wednesday WIN
payday nh tha minaH
phG Bpisaopalinns will give thoiI
6vat alpnW harry a00iRl VhnIsdny,
hs h.,aasr a.u I.l @ ,eam AA eo,,%',
Had I,Odge Inat T'vidNy, ma viii On,
neAVOp M dlstinHuish themselves M thHy
IRyA In tbe DAst M yiOtOvs Whnn they
play tha Billings teAm nest sunday,
There will ha MI excursion Train from
Hvidgov Saturday returning Sunday
Ailht, Many Will avail themselves Of
thiH opportunity IN Inn '''pha Nvil Ioyp'
M the 0pepA hOllaa In Billings Saturday
evening
Andrew Helnnt, Rn ampIOyn In tha
mines, buried his infant NON lnst Thurs
day.
MI, md MpA' Arthur HeSlop left fop
Anaconda lNst Saturday, where they
viii remain 4 Waek VISITING iviends
MiaA ANN johnson md George u,
HOuHh WeIe awarded Tho pviye t0p UNkn
wal King At tha miners bull IN hed
Ii0dae lASt Friday, which ~ \ hnDd
sOma llng sat WIN 0pals And nnpnelA,
The Billings gazette., 1900-06-22
PROFIT IN DOGS,


l
'lho Maine legislator WhO hnIan dogs
Rn1 hOpnd 10 0AlGrmInnlo lhn braOn by
Imposing u ppp onplla mn hnn 40 I0nil
lhnl by M doing hp would Md nN Nl,l
ppoOlnDle sum 10 lhn povonNN NJ lIp
| stain, Hnya tho I,OHlon lIlObo,
'l'ponAlvpr hlMphOn's report for lhn
year lADD, which lAA JNHl been issued,
shows lhnl ElO,'lAO WnH VnapIvpd Init
ylnp IN dog lhAph, Olll ~ WhIol Wh'
bbh " WIS IAld for Injllpl0u committed
N domestic AlOOh by dOuA Ann OIhOp
Will animals, leaving n nv lD0Onl0
from Tho dogs Or HiO, lBOAll n yonp, or
enough 10 a,lppOpl Tho ol,lrN Anime MI
Hin Tor ~ months Nnn AIIIl hNV0 more
lhnn Nh,OOO 10 lhn good,
When thu hpNNIHh Wnp broke OH nnl
lhe examining plltAIolnnH puleNIUl
nearly hnlf NJ no unlisted men lOr
phyAloNl disability, OIllNNpA NJ hlah
rAnk fNll hndly nnd remarked lhnl lbn
Maine troops hnd ''pOnO ~ Tho dDup,p
lltllp thinking how l|lnpnllp tpllp Ihn
lAApVllOll was, hnnnlIso " Tho dOu lNs
hnn llnt Duul IN f0Inn llp public lpNNH
IVY would hnVu shown II llln hnllnIl
Tho M 0nllOO lOu Inv WINS lnAApi
for lo purpose NJ providing funds IOp
rnllllhllpAlllA fnTlllnVA I0p Tho lOAA NJ
sheep lllNl WNpO AIllO1 IN pnHllr0H lN
llDHal ll0npA, 0nlnnlOlnln ana 0tIpp
hl0OdlhlrHlp lnlnlnlA nnd Iha bill hOa
not OnlN accomplished WhnI II ANl OH
~ lo nn1 ppOvl0N0 u fnl surplus IN 'p
devoted W amor purposes, hlll IN lIp
hands NJ n fnW cunning farmers WIn
nNrp mara Tor nNlll llnll fnp lOnOp n
llNA 0ppllnN NJ \ illnphnl f0p nH0ly Alnlis
w hhn IlllAnln'll0 HllrNI ihHl N n furlnn
IN ~ 0lhop oiylllho0 community 0n
earth,
In collecting AhNNp dnnnpna Tho avn.
NJ M lhp d0nd Or wounded animals lIr
nllnA IN llin HplnplllnIl M thn lawn, VIVA
not I'M nnrOnnrH IN view Ihn pnmNlfa
And NV Tho value OIl TIN Hnnlht WE
llnat NspGrl shepherd IN no Wnpld nan,
N0t nlAllnsIllHh n lfnn nnn lnnpnlHhIn1
animal from II llnnllllp ono nrlnr II ma
llnan slain nnd nlnnsleA NY wlld an
mails,
VhN nrnsNmptlnn IN IlOi lhn WNuhF
llnaH M llN nOOk arN hIllnd hp0nIHn
lhRp fHn I'M 0nllahl mara nnAllR lllnn
Vigorous nnltnnln, hlll WhGn lhH nWnpF
IllnkHH anlll fhnt lhn d0HH 0f linnrA Gii|l
M thG nrldN M hin n0Nk llln aOl00llinn |
nnng0t dlapNln him and nilow him l0N |
match prlQhA
Thnd nv n lIltln adp0Il mlapenpaannlp
lan when nnl1nI Gnn dalnnt lhf HnH
'la ablHllppl hnIIA f0nrlh GlDaar AlNhllE
lnd dDnlll alrl1knn ahnnH M rnlHa Wtllrll
ira GlinrHnn NV nnnlR HnInnlnn I'm
iuehIpnah and nm pnlarnnlIg RnIllhlt
NH ANTE fG0fa Dtl I'M UIlIH,
The Billings gazette., 1900-06-22
UAsnp NEGOVBN Oh GOkTHAuV,
HlpssOW IanNhnr's NODivnnt illegal,
OpiDiDn NJ AliDpnpy tipDnvpi,

HlpsgOW InnNbnps 0ODipnnt illegal,
OpiDlOn NJ Attorney irDaml,
Attorney aoDapAl Nolan WINS oAlea
DpOn Lhla wnnk w noltln n dlnpnla M
GlNBgOw OveI n sNbOOl eOnlvaOt, Ihp
hoard Or tgnnto0H IN Jnly lbDh, n0Dp
lvnolpd with u tnnahey, Mrs ", DNttp
inR, tOp q month"; HnvylNn M #Tb \
month W the spring Of lsDD, Iba
schools 0i alAaH0w wnr0 OlOAah sik
wnphA DnOnnaD AmDllpOA pAiHlNd III the
loWA, 'lhp AOhOOla nlOHNd M lha usual
time, md Mrs, ONttina claimed OoMr
ppnAAlloD fop thO llmN hop HNh00l WIS
0loAOd John \, koIr, \ member NJ
Nm Aubao boDrd, asked lhp attorney
general ~ plhA upon tbn claim
III reply thD attorney HnDhpnl Anln
hlho supreme O0Ntt hnln lhat u OODs
tlA0t mndu for \ povion IN RAoeaa M
lhpeO months N invalid 'phe leaOhap
VI question O0nld bnHD ~ Nlnlm fOp
OnlpoDantlOn M HnNh \ oOntvaat, mn
Hhn would nOl bn IN "A situation 10 ens
vppnO hnv nlNlM RgDlnat th0 alHlpl0t fOl
lhN pN,lod IN which tho aohOOl WINS w,
smallpox "
The Billings gazette., 1900-06-22
T'hs situation In France,

AIlOIIIH T7ll' NNIl0Rl1 lOIl 1lN u IlTOIlUIlIlU'
MI All0oehA hnn should npe ltA close tho
war N South ArploA bo over tho Wnlr
1enli llOilsHNnll government VIII hnVe u
fnlV OppOpllDIly ID complete Tho work
n hnA M W0ll heallnr HUI should fAIlr
llpo intend Tho Hpant industrial enter
Prise hnd should Tho i!0opa he slill held
lna lhplp own Fpnnoe VIII AHaIn b0 M
lDp nnrllnH NJ Tho Wnthp WIN tho p0'
ylved ApIP|l M Anal0ph0bIa dpnwlna II
loWnVn o0pIaln disaster ~ finrpeV'H
WaNklp,
The Billings gazette., 1900-06-22
4 NnaAllOn OI NnhlnH,

since lATl Ihe population 0f The Gep
nlnn empire hDe Increased from aO,0DO,'
600 10 leDply b0OOD,DtlD, which h about
lb,DOD,0OO mere Than tho United King
dom md lT0DO,D00 more IhDn It'pnnonr
l1mlHpniloI hns now sunk 10 lHalAnllll
onDi proportions, ana Tho Nnnunl nkopsa
" births OVRp nealhs IN HapmlDy IA
AbO,Ol)O IN nanInal ib0,O0O In tho United
Kingdom, hnn only Bblll)D IN FpAnoo
THIS AlllDOnn0lls oOllllnal DnlW0Nn lhp
reHnnlllE " ilOpmNnE nnn llpADea Ar,
rOrllA lhn 0lpW 10 Hint phnDHe OF
French foreign md military policy 10
Whlph Wp nnVp constantly enlled alton,
HON II \ essentially y question OF
DnbINa, One l'penoh bDby eAnnOt Dn
nAnpoIo'l 10 IlRhI VI tlepmnn bAbIoa NJ
whom nll Tho mAles become p0l1l0pal
II N AnFop therefore 10 challenge III
British OnOl1A, Of whom hardly any
become a0lnops National Review
The Billings gazette., 1900-06-22
Gbinsss DUsls win Words,

A tllpl ID AWpnplnH between nhlnesp
IN Dna ~ the violent ND1 exciting sights
nj lha l'Apla exhibition, Az Tho 1DallslH
apenk IN Tho InnallnHe OF The ton chests
lVn nDn witness tho contest without bnr
lEn shocked, Tho luellsts app s9Atal
fAelDH pAnh other Oh n pAlsal platform,
nn0 lhe contest opens by ono pRllInH
lhe other n ''pla,0 Then The llRht WAkr
M rAsl nDd rOpl0Os, once u train IN
Dppd such u string OF lnVhollVes N lnl
lOOsn Oh both aln0a m WOnld hhvn
l0DlDe tled lhe whole army IN Nlan
heps IN their happIoaI moments An
10 one NnnepalnnnR n word no harm IN
,l0Dp, bnl ID sea Tho Two pDmhalAnIs,
who inh9 lha bAlllD seriously, win lhp
veins " their heads standing Out HE
WhlD0Opl ma ellpaInA ono another f0p
nll lhey Ape worth, N Interesting, 'phopo
must De some nDlihel slightly stronger
IhnD nnOlhor IN tho lNnd Of the Gelear
llnls, for nl tlp moment when lhe Two
aOmbntnDls were fOamDA Win pAan
lha ono pointed 10 ihe east and snll
Two 0p three words ami completely
e0Wpn The other
The Billings gazette., 1900-06-22
Ennssn,s Esst HsDsdili0n,

llrldll0l Manson IN planning another
nAlon|II0D r0p lll0 coming summer "
VIII nat le \ polar tlln thla llm0l bHt,
M IN 1nHnpIlaa " In I'AIGpmAnn'a MltlI
hpIlnnAl llAA f0r ila 0hiApt nm psRel
plllalO0l and hlOlnaNAI examination NJ
lhp Norwegian ann NJ MI NV dNpllls hpf
lNNnn knrWnpl lN0lnnhl dan MlRNn
Ann HDIlNhHpRnnI 'I'he temperature And
ApnaIhl arAfllg M lhR Whllr VIII he
Speciality studied A nnW slnnmer hna
linan hulll f0p His akRO1ltl0l
The Billings gazette., 1900-06-22
Tim ItRHt hlOnkays

HAi0g tha nav aFNp FlaF da TallnF
NleAFh Vhag AVa haltap lhAD agNFr h'ft
The Billings gazette., 1900-06-22

pssses Away w klpkssllls, MOl4 FDMrih
Dg JNly W MNsselshalI

phSAes AWhk w MWhssp'ies MUi FpMfiN
VI JNly W MOssslshaIh
Special Correspondence 10 The 0Ase,,a,
MuspelsheDl, june ip,-.Mfs q, b,
l)Dhar pnssed through 0D Mondays
hlnne, returning 10 hap home at ALPINE,
she reeoiyah she sad Mtalliaenae,
whila on ronta 10 tho bedside 81 her
husband, that he bAd passed AWAY At
khkavllln, Mo-, WHITTIER he hAd gone
Tor tIpatDlant, Mf, U1dep ninde Il great
many trips through this Aeeti0n ADd
WINS u nnRn thar WAs we'll liked ami
Dna DnDap0ns friends who viii greatly
miss him,
ponloiiaa lDspuetor Mcmillan spent
ODs day heIe lnst week ON Bis regular
iDsppoti0D "Trip Of lNDney order Offices,
Tho AbpApiDH 0pew NJ l'pAnk An1ars
son pnaapd through Lare Saturday ~
Inst weak Dn their way 10 abRnp tbp
abnpp NJ j, H. UDDlny,
N, u, THUS " Miles OIty llliypd
hepN on lnnl l'vilAy's alnpa 10 ADeept u
position with Hnndel Bros, IN their
mercantile departments
Tbpvp IN Il great scarcity VI wODl
teams III ibis pnOliDN, thls spnsDN e0Dn
AogDpDlly w0Ol N moving very slowly
10 INlll0nd points
From Tho pvesaDt Dnil0ok tDppe viii
be u large gathering hare DD Jnly lth
10 tnko pAvl IN the eighth ANIMAL
plpnle, 'lbave viii be sevepal new
9enlnyna introduced, aloDn with NOOd
mDaie md Irnwolks IN evaDiDp, Thblas
VIII hD provided fOr those bringing
lnDnbns, md BIN customary invIlniiDnS
Ape DstaDdnd tO all ~ bD present,
Mopaps MpvAy Bros, hnyn moved
their saw mill 10 tbls point md viii
bapiD anwlnH nhont 'rbnlAday 0I thls
Wnpk,
Vhe ppepnnt ptnan NJ watnt In Tin
MnRsplAhpll piynp " the lOwept known
fOv llllooD years ~ tbln tlme Of lhe
year
1bO poslollIoo NJ Baldwin hnH bepD
moved from the former pnNob ~ " A,
Baldwin W TIN b0Me NJ W II, M0sley
w WpInna 0ONniy,
The Billings gazette., 1900-06-22
WHAT'S IN THE MooN7

Most people can see fApea III tho ilfe
and some strange form IN the moon
thai has given plsn 10 ihn saying about
u man IN Tho MDDD, M, tWD people,
however, IN MI probability aea alike,
md this hAs suggested ~ NJ Camille
blnMMnplOD, ihp distinguished French
astronomer, n pthap eDrlDNs ekpepl'
mani lia hAs asked u number Df mere
Or lpaa We'll known men 10 Toll HIN
Whnt they rAn fANey hwy see IN lhs
outlines DD Tho moons surface, an1 Dh
hAA pppplvp1 some 0d,l replies,
NJ, AnlnllaApNa nND Anl thu outline Di
n kANHnpO0, N, A0NliD0 BApbA n sup
plant Madonna, NJ NambOnl u mans
hnn,l kissing n WOmnn'a beA,h N, DIN
H0n anything De plenaeA, NJ DeaellllHnp
only shnpelaas spots, NJ A. l'lnrd u
nAD Win Onislppiphpi Apni NJ llp I'm,
AssDy rAln DpNpnH AlOrl nn u pllnn
foph Tho bleeding body ~ Abel And AL
tlDpDiAHel iDn trunk nnil logs Df n mNn,
lBAnh ppraOD addressed VIVA Daknl 10
furnish Il llltla sketch ~ hIa fnnny plp,
tnrn, md Tho ,lrnWlnRs lhna obtained
have been formed Into IN album Dnn
presented 10 Tho AslmnvmlaaAA Society
0f lNpDnnp, M
IN lha reign Of Charles IfONr own
aAyAnls, according 10 Butler, MI sAW
Tho aAMa ihlDH In lha MOOnm mnAmply,
M elephant, ana even lhen u was only
banDNRa there WAa u mouse IN thalp iell
papDDnj French scientific mnD Of Tho
present iny hANa mora imagination
London DAlly News,
The Billings gazette., 1900-06-22
IlllE InM nj ARfENksi

Hlhp li0Hl0n I'pnnHpllnl n0tRa tho fRat
lhnl ''lh0hO lrl0A WIlfh lnal HllMmfr
suffered lll0Hl frgIl fhf laVnafa M fge
caterpillar and prnANnla1 IN lhn hnlRht
NJ lllA apnA0I n rAas0di hllmllINlnd aga
farlnpIl nllnnlnNnR Nrf llln llpaF N IN
nl1llinn WI mo hnnlll Nhlah NqnsPlpf
ll0naIF hnINHHa IN ilinh IN lhalF fpllf
estate WhIle ll0an RhIph Naanlled nHfr
ferlna llnal nav Wall IangAr f0F thdIf
f0rnnhllnHh
The Billings gazette., 1900-06-22
sfadH' limRlnsmant Asnnuyf

faRRH eal0fad mar M Haad appenFr
hnan wants paalfl0n m walter nv hnlppI
AraHnd fawnr
Mar Gaq'f wants pHaltiaDr
4 neAf iAdg wnnfa position nm h0nae'
kahIel an H. FAlah nv IN altHf ba..
GAll ~ HeHaH lAhaF agency
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13
Livina Without salt and Water.

Many people have accustomed
themselves to do without salt, and the
other day we recorded-with some
scepticism--a story that a busy med
leo OF Hawic IN b. was In the habit
of doing entirely without water for
drinking purposes. This gentleman.
DR. John Haddon, now writes to us:
IL should like to be allowed to assure
you and your readers that IL Is quite
possible If a strict vegetarian diet Is
adhered to. We got plenty OF fluid In
cup of tea or In fruit and other
foods, and | find IL to be a great ad-
vantage more especially when travel
ing, to do without drinking either
water or milk, the well-known vehicle
of SO many diseases" So there are
teetotallers who do not drink water
London Chronicle.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13
EDITORIAL BRIEFS

With Joubert dead and Cronje prison
er. the Beers misioitunes appear to be
OF general nature
April smiles make us forget that the
contents Of the coal bin are getting low
Brooklyn Is famous for II. churches and
New York is famous for other things.
why should temperance people object
70 the chrisien ng OF war ships with
champagne spilled liquor does not make c
drunkards.
Butler Hospital is to have two large
modern wings. No wonder the inmates
are highty.
Water is about as scarce in South Afiica
as reliable war ne ss is in London.
Give Gen. Roberts horses enough and
ne will ride 10 Pretoria; but the walking
ls mighty bad.
The Telegram editorials are wide, II they
arc not deep.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13
mortgagee's Sale.

VIII be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION on
Friday, April goth, 1900, at : 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 2oth, 1894 and recorded
in Book No. ~, page 5i4 of the records Of
real estate mortgages Zoe the town Of John.
ston, X. l., the conditions of said deed of
mortgage having been broken
-Four certain lots Of land with all the i'm.
provemcnts thereon, situated in said John.
ston and known and designated as lots mum.
Der FIVE hundred aud three (SoS) FIVE hundred
and four 500 FIVE hundred and five (SoS)
and five hundred and six (So6) on the Plat Of
the Merino Farm on Hartford avenue near
centre Of Olneyville, Johnston, Rhode Island,
belonging to Samuel Hedley, surveyed and
plated by X. A. Woodbury., c. f., 1855.
which plat is recorded in the land records OF
said Johnston.
BY order OF the mortgage, who hereby
gives notice Of its intention TO bid upon the
above described premises at the sale or any
adjournment Of the sale thereof.
Greenville. X. l.. March ~, 1900.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13
HER INTUITION.
Woman Jumps at Conclusions With
out Resortlng TO Logic.


IL begin TO think there there is no
end To woman's intuition. II frequent
ly enables her 20 read character on
sight, but what gets me and strikes
me as uncanny is the fact that this
same intuition projects her knowledge
into the future and makes her about
as conversant with things to como a.
with things past.
Let me illustrate. When the COP
per market was so active l put In
hours every day studying quotations.
fluctuations, and the outlook. As the
result of a conclusion reached by this
careful method l invested 5000, made
good on margins, and was finally glad
TO let go with loss considerably larg-
or than my original investment
During a period of confidence and
in the enjoyment OF prospective riches
had told my wife OF my investment
and of the good things she might ex.
pect when the deal was closed. IL
gave her the speculative fever and she
was bound to make plunge. She
doesn't know what the word stocks
means. A market report 10 Greek TO
her. She couldn't figure on the out.
look II she had all the data and a slate
and pencil. Yet she came To me with
800 she had saved in old teapots and
stockings and told me TO buy p. q. NJ.
shares. sneeringly told her that they
were dead and buried. that she might
as well invest In dry oil well or q
sunken ship. But her mind was made
up. thought the lesson would be q
cheap one for her and | obeyed
Those shares took a sudden jump,
TO the surprise Of every one. and she
cleared $4,000. Men don't seem TO
have any business sense she said,
when we compared notes p. q. NJ.
stands for pretty quick money. but n
stupid man could never see It, Then
the Detroit broker who had been talk.
ing dashed TO the floor a l5-cent cigar
be had just lit.-Detroit Tribune.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13
TOOTH LORE.
Some Interesting Facts About the
Dental Functions.

oomc interesting FaCts tpout tnc
Dental Functions.
In the great Malagawa temple at
Handy is a tooth attracting pilgrims
from far and near. A special mission
was sent from Siam TO try 10 purchase
this, "A supposed tooth OF Buddha. An
amount equivalent to S250,000 was OF.
fered for IL. II is not strange that
portion OF the human body should
be thus worshiped There are many
shrines where teeth are held as OBJ
jects OF worship, inclosed within gold.
en- caskets. and rarely exposed 10 the
gaze OF the unbelieyers.
The average individual values a
tooth lightly, even az an object OF util.
ity. In It's natural setting, and It's loss
is considered a trivial matter, unless
IL happens 10 be a front tooth. Not
until nearly all the teeth have been
destroyed by decay or rmoved by the
forceps does one realize what has hap
pened.
When one tooth has been extracted,
you have really lost two. Teeth cut
and grind. The grinding teeth may be
likened To millstones-one acting up
on the other Remove a tooth and the
opposing organ Is without a function.
II has nothing TO grind against. IL
will lengthen slightly, as though in
search Of a mate, and In the case OF
the gnawing animals the loss Of an
incisOr usually results In the death
OF the animal. The opposing tooth.
elongating. prevents the use OF the
remaining teeth, or as frequently hap
pens 10 rabbits, me toorn, having no
work TO do. curves upward until IL
pcnetrate8 the skull. Luckily. our
teeth are limited as TO their growth.
II is curious fact that most peo.
pie I'm chewing use one side OF the
mouth more than the other. This
can be traced usually to some defect
on the unused side: but the habitual
use of one side OF the mouth is detri-
mental 10 the oposite side and the
health generally.
"The strength Of an organ depends
upon it's use" applies TO the teeth as
II does TO any other part OF the body.
The mastcation OF coarse food may
wear the grinding surfaces, but this
does not interfere with their function,
as is shown by the teeth Of the Esqui-
maux-g ground down In many cases 10
the gum yet showing no signs OF de-
cay. The same condition may be seen
In the teeth OF the Californian Indian.
Nature has provided for the wear OF
the tooth by pulling from the inside,
when the pulp which always occupies
the centre of the tooth is approached
a tooth standing alone in diseased,
unhealthy condition may menace
health by It's presence, but because
one among It's fellows is badly at.
tackled by carries, it is folly TO have
II extracted In this age there are
scientific methods at your command
for It's preservation. No matter how
broken down and useless a tooth may
appear II may he built mp and restor
cd In the hands OF a skilful dentist
with far less comfort than was ex
pcnricnced two years ago, so rapidly
IA dentistry advancing.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

THE editor Of the Olneyville Times
is out with the query, awe wonder
if Mr.. Andrew Carnegie ever heard
Of the Olneyville Free Library"
Perhaps he is not on the Times free
list. If not, why not 3-Pascoag
Herald.
For the same reason that Lord
Roberts, the Empress of China and
other distinguished individuals are
not on the Herald's free list.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13
Ad administration Notice
Arrnls. lM

April ~, ltW.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that he
has been appointed by the Probate Court OF
the Town Of Smithneld, Administrator of the
estate of Mary l.. Cowee, late of said smith.
field deceased and has given bond according
Co law.
All persons having claims against said es.
tate are hereby notified Ia present them TO
the undersigned or fle the same in the ONCE
of the CLERK of said court within sir months
txlm the date of the first advertisement
aissI BYRON , CowEE.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

THE Westerly Herald claims to be
a paper for the people. We had an
idea that all newspapers were Tor the
people, if the people would buy
them.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

SENATOR CLARK Of Montana is
not wanted in Washington. lie can
travel back to his cold, rocky home
with the feeling that while money
can buy seat in the United States
Senate, it can't always hold it.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

MIsFoRTUNEs are not coming sing
ly to Woonsocket. The city went
Democratic on Wednesday of last
week, and on Sunday most of the
ministers of the place handed in their
designations. Possibly the election
had nothing to do with the religious
exodus.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

The Rhode Island General Assem-
bly, resumed its sittings on Tuesday.
Nothing very exciting thus far has
occurred.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

THE South Pole has been discov-
cred, it is said, but the North Pole
seems to hold out against the bland
ishments Of the explorer.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

S. S. RIDER, the well-known edi-
tor of Book Notes, has accepted
the editorship of the Providence
News.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

THERE was no question about the
Paris Exposition being open on Sun
day. That was ioregone conclu-
sion.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

The trouble with the Woodruff
vice presidential boom seems to be,
that no one is able to give it an impe-
tus.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

OUR naval heroes seem to be de-
termined to fall off their pedestals
and smash themselves.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

THE Providence Journal is send
ing a special correspondent to South
Africa. Better late than never.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

PoRTo Rico does not seem to have
any more political standing than a
tramp.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

In the olden times the doctors used
to bleed people, now the lawyers are
credited with doing it.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13
Ijuht and Aimless,

Chalmers always seems to be fol-
lowingup some deep train OF thought"
Yes, but the train isn't loaded and
never gets anywhere. ."-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

THE American people will begin
to think that Dewey and Roberts are
i'm the same boat. Too much wife.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

THIS is a great country even the
pension roll can't keep down the
surplus.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

THE attempted assassination OF the
Prince of Wales shows that all the
poor shots are not Spaniards.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

THE Beers continue to hunt and
trap English detachments with great
success.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

THE Dewey boom savors little
too much Of women's rights.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

AUSTIN, Texas, has been very
much in the swim lately.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13

OsMAN PAsHA died the last time,
sure.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-04-13
SIGNS OF SPRING

Convey a warning that certain all
ments, general debility, dyspepsia,
skin diseases, rheumatism, liver
complaints, etc. need attention.