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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04
AT CITY HALL.

Yesterday Edward A.. Rhodes completed
his 90 years services for the city and In
honor OF the event he was presented with
many handsome boquets BY officers and
empIoyes in the several city departments.
The old-fashioned mace used by Mr..
Rhodes when he drs, ofhciated as city
sergeant. now occupying prominent
nlace on the walls OF his office.
Yesterday was the banner day as 10
,rarrfaee licenses tho number isued being
- The largest for any one day VA the
history of the city. The officials tind
that June is the most popular month In
the wear and Monday he most popular
aav for Young folks who are about TO
embork on, the sea Of niatrifnony
There was a gain in registration yester-
aav n. number OF names added To the
ust belng 40 and the Indications are that
this number will be largely exceeded to-
day .. 81. -
vard is being demolished The fence
inst surrounded n viii be allowed 10
stand for a Few weeks longer ss II Is
covered with advertisements Tor which
The contracts have not yet expired.
The committee on ordinances viii meet
"a 4 o'clock tomorrow ana consider The
petition of the nre commissioners roia-
tive 20 pensioning hrcmcn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04
NoIEs FROM The HaRBOR.

The arrivals in the harbor today were
the tug {. y. Sanford. barges Blackstone
and Marine, from New York 20 the J.
n. white Coal company; schooner Fannie
q. boyd. from Newport News to the IN
ter-xtate Coal company; tug Gertrude
bar9e Hope from New York 60 Paw
tueket. schooner William G. Wickham
from Brunswick, Ca, with hard pine Go
order: schooner Buttrest from New York,
schooner susie p oliver 10 stephen An
drews. from New YORK; schooner " ".
clark. from New York TO Manchester.
and Hudson with drain pipes and con-
duitr: steamer Rhode Island from New
York: steamer Plymouth from New York;
steamer seabosrc from New York
Some Of the departures were schooner
A NJ Jaeger. 70 New York. tug G.. H.
sanford. barges Expounder. Sherwood
ard Pioneer 20 New York; schooner An
drew Peters 20 New York; brig y. a.
groafl 10 Cape vcrd Islands; tug Ger
srud~. saiied light; schooner George j..
sflnp. 70 New YORK; schooner T. l.. Ham
IN 10 Sew York. schooner Leone 20 New
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04
AT old BROWN.
Annual Election TO CammaTlan
Club Took Place Today.

Immediately after chapel service at
Brown this morning occurred the annual
election of the Cammarian club. This
organization IL composed OF the fifteen
seniors who, In the judgment of their
predecessors. combine in the personifica-
ton of the most representative qualities
OF their class. TO be elected to mem
bership is one of the highest honors of
a mans college course.
The men representing the class OF 1901
marched into chapel this morning and
chose the fifteen from 1909 who are 20
he their successors. Usually the secre-
tary of the lcub has read on the names
of those elected and the fortunate ones
have received the membership Ribbon.
This year.. however, something of the
style pursued In election to the Yale go
cieties was followed out. The 1901 MEM
bers walked down the aisles, picked out
the candidate and conducted him TO the
front OF the hall where the usual form
alities were observed. Following is a
list of the men who will compose the
Cammarian club of next year:
William Penn Bates, Howard Denison
Briggs, Thomas Burgess, Arthur Dean
Dudley Frederick Wilson Greene, Jere-
miah Holmes, Edward Jarvis Cushing
Horton. James Bancroft Littleheld. How
ard Tucker Metcalf. Theodore Frederick
Pcvear, Charles Abbot Phillips, Albert
Knight Potter. Charles Addison Richard
son Ray, Irving Southworth and Howard
Joseph white.
After the election President Fauncc re-
marked that the Cammarian club was
a representative body OF students whose
aid and advice in matters pertaining "a
student affairs were held I'm the highest
confidence. respect ana honor by all OF
ficers OF the university. He mentioned
many instances where the club had beer
OF immense value in helping the college
He ended by expressing the hope that
the men who had been elected for nexi
year would realize their great honor anc
responsibility and aet accordingly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04
A FINE SHOW.
Forepaugh and Sells Brothers
Circus Gave Excellent Exhibition

The Adam Forcpaugh and Sells broth
ers' goth century colossus, as the pro-
gram aptly terms IL. was given at two
performances. yesterday afternoon and
last evening to two OF the largest au-
diences that ever gathered under the gi-
gantic canvas.
IN the afternoon the vast throng sur
rounded the three rings and the stage
as one solid black wall and the roar of
applause that followed each OF she start
ling and wonderful acts was simply deaf
ming.
Long before the hour set for the per-
formance to begin the people began 70 file
ir first in couples, then in groups and
I'm crowds and finally IN one long seem
ingly never-ending stream. Everyone was
on the qui Nive as the strains OF tho
band leading the inaugural procession were
heard and all gazed in open-mouthed Won
der al this spectacular pageantry as II
slowly wound round the vast enclosure.
This customary opening over. the army
OF aerialists, gymnasts. trapeze perform
ers, slack and taut rope equilibFists, bare
back riders and trained animals, came
on -tffeifa-tttfff- were gone-he=
for YOU realized it. one needed q dozen
pair OF eyes 60 see everything. Although
fhe clowns seemed TO amuse the little
folks their act seemed tame and ludicious
when compared with their predecessors
OF the days of Dan Rice
The best OF their efforts was the bur-
Iesque on Mrs. Nation, although the sa-
loon An the sketch WAS not harmed by
the wooden hatchet in the hands OF the
the ,irate imitator.
The cake walking horses. the trained
seals, the 500 See ragtime band, the ten
acrobatic Pecchanis and Miss Dolly Ju-
Han the phenomenal bare back rider were
the principals OF "A long list OF marvellous
acts The time honored races were held
as usual and the jockeys on the blooded
steeds afforded n thrilling and fascinat'
ing sight as they dashed around the ring
Taken all I'm all II was one Of the best
performances ever given I'm this city and
will cause thousands 10 talk OF the won
ders for days and days 10 come
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04

Miss Edith Richmond. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Richmond was married
at ST. stephens church at ~ noon today
The Rev. DIR. George Mcclellan Fiske
performed the ceremony, which was the
full choral service.
The choir met the bridal party st the
entrance from the Webster Memorial
Guild house.
The bride, entering on the arm of her
father. was a most beautiful picture. In
A superb white satin gown with fagoting
Of white chiffon and duchess lace cover
ing the entire front.
she wore beautiful diamond ornaments
and carried a white ivory prayerbook-
The groom, Mr.. Charles Henry Merri-
man. Jr.. and his best man, Mr. Fran
.is M. smith, awaited the bride at the
screen.
The music was beautiful, the selections
being most appropriate. The family con-
,ection of both families was 30 large
the entire centre aisle was reserved ior
them.
The ushers were Messrs Howard An
son Richmond. Frank Eddy Richmond
"a. brothers OF the bride; Isaac BUTTS
Merriman. brother OF the groom; Walter
burgess smith. Albert q. Hoye. or Phil-
adeiphia; james II. Kirkcaldy, or Woon-
socket. =,
The bridesmaids were Miss Mary ~
Lindsay. OF Boston, Mass; MISS Appy Al
drich. Miss Mary Nightingale roster
Miss Mary Granger. Miss Alice Dorrance
Miss Mary Church jerks. flancee OF Mr
Isaac Merriman: Miss Ethel Priciila Tai
hot. OF Flushing, l.. l., was the maid oi
honor
The simple. but effective gowns, were
al white organdie muslin over white tar
al
entire deux of mechlin lace. The cor
sage Of jacket effect had yoke OF mech
lin lace with chou bow OF blue chiffon
on the side from where hung long ends
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04
MISS EDITH RICHMOND
Welded TO MIR. MERRIMAN.

OF blue chiffon. The brides gifts 60 her
maids were pearl pendants With small
gold chains.
The bouquets were OF sweet peas, and
their hats OF white straw with blue and
pink chiffon.
immediately after the ceremony
course wedding breakfast was served to
two hundred or more guests at the Rich
mond residence on George street. The
Brides table was on platform inside the
tent that had been erected on the lawn,
with several small tables where she had
seated her intimate friends.
In the dining room was the main table
from which was served the delicious
breakfast. The menu by Lyman was
salmon sauce. verte lobster en- coquille
with green peas. Vol an vent with sweet
breads, chicken en- aspic, chicken en- may
cnnaise, pate de fois. gras sandwiches,
chicken sandwiches.
Individual ices. strawberries, fancy
cakes. bon bons. almonds. santerne punch,
champagne, appolanaris. coffee
The room in which the bride received
was fled with white and lavender lilacs,
maiden hair ferns and palms.
The luncheon was served I'm the open
tent which was n bower of pink roses,
pinks and greens. tW
The bride sat at the head OF the table
with best man and brother or the groom
on either side, with the groom opposite
Many toasts were drank wishing health
and happiness 20 the newly morried cou-
pie.
| Reeves orchestra played charming mu
| ic. airs from the latest operas. and the
| songs were sung by the many who had fili
ed the tent 10 watch the bridal party. Annie
| a shower OF rice Mr. and Mrs. MerrimaI
left on the two thirty train for Boston
| The travelling gown was or blue serge
IA eli
! cordeon plated waist. Black tulle hat
! with pink roses.
| ON their return they will reside In IN,
| light house at Nayatt Point
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04
GETS HIS CHILD.
Moysr Drops Prosecution Of
His wife and Or. Woodruff.

Portland, Ore, June 4-Ray Meyer Of
Lawrence. KS. husband OF Mrs. Edith
Meyer, who was arrested here last week
along with DIR. Wylie G.. Woodruff on a
charge OF Kidnapping four-year-old Myr-
tic Meyer, arrived In this city yesterday.
A conference was held last night be-
tween counsel for Mrs. Meyer and DR.
Woodruff and District Attorney cham
hcTiain ct which Meyer was present.
Later q was announced that procee iings
against Mrs. Meyer and DR.. Woodruff
would be dropped. The husband Is siven
the custody OF tho child and he viii leave
Tor Lawrence, KS. today. r'f
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04
A. N. E. CHURCH.
Conference TO Begin at Bsthsl
on Meeting 81. Tonight.

The African Methodist Episcopal church
will hold its annual conference at the
Bethel on Meeting street. beginning to-
night
Delegates will attend from all the A.
NJ. Il. churches in New England. The
conference will be presided over by Bish-
op Derrick of Flushing. y. Y. The fol-
lowing is the program: Tuesday even
ing, s:15, an organ recital by Prof. Reed,
and a criticism of Col. w. ~. Thomas
book on the American negro. "Wednesday
morning, Q. opening sermon by Rev. John
Este OF Greenwich, Conn, followed with
Holy Communion; organization; bishops
address,. introductions; recess for dinner
at 1890. A similar program for devotion
ais each morning from TO 10 o'clock con-
Quoted by the bishop. to which the publtc
Is Invited.
Afternoon session, 9, welcome addresses
by clergymen OF the city; responses by
ministers OF the conference; 3, busi-
ness session. 3, reception and collation. to
conference by the auxiliaries OF the
church. each one being represented by
PAPER song, speech or otherwise. Thurs
day morning, s, devotionals; business, re-
ports from CnufcneS. <AAeTuouOt SeSSioD'
2 publication department, represented by
Rev. W. II. Leak, ID. D.. followed with
business sessfon; 4. missionary snniver-
sary. Rev II. Is. Parks, secretary OF II.
and r.. missions, will make an address
FRIDAY morning, 0, devotionals; business,
reports continued.
Afternoon sessions, 3 financial depart
ment Represented by Rev. r. ~. Hub
bard. ID. D., fonowed with the business
session; s, educational report and speech
nv prof. John II. Hawkins, A, M, follow
cd with an educational rally.
Saturday. 9, devotionais; business, re-
ports continued; Preachers Aid society,
represented by the Rev, John T. Jinifro,
ID d., etc: and 1880, Sunday School ana
Church Extension society, represented oy
Rev ". +. Watson. ID. D.. and w. u.
Chappelle. Am. Sunday, Divine services
with sermons. 1880, and D. m. Mon
dav morning, o. devotionals; business. re
norts continued: Mite Missionary society
holds an annual meeting: 2. business, re-
ports. etc; T. close. appointments. {. {.
Dunlap. pastor; r. .scarporo, presiding
older
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04
A CAT NEEDED.
Mice Have Taken Up Their
Abode In New State House.

There are mice st the new state Hcuse,
and how they manage 10 ls'ep so slick
aud fet is "stekerr for those who oc-
cupV offices in the handsome structure.
The little rodents are evidently no respec-
ters OF official dignity for theyplay hlde
aud seek Ia the governors office Win
abandon. and their fayorite sport In around
the large rubber plant that decorates the
room
The mice are OF q dark brown color. ans
look like u ait edge breed. and would not
care ~ mingle with mice that only wow
how to walk on dust and woor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04
FINANCIAL NEWS
BULLS AND BEARS.

Wall street. june i.-Priees were gener-
ally higher at the opening but there
We're few exceptions among the Interna-
tionsis IN sympathy with lower prices In
London Reading, Union Pacific. 81. Paul
and Rock Island were on fraction and
Sugar dropped Ia. Amalgamated Copper,
Denver aud Rio Grande preferred. Atchi-
son preferred and ontario and Western
rose from l 10 IA, and Des Moincs and
Fort Dodge was up pa. Dealings were
large and well Distributed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04
he IS INSANE.
LascsIIss Killed His Chinese
Cook White Mentally DaTangsd

vancouver n. C., June "a special
from Golden. ". c., says that Hon.frank
1.asceiles. a wealthy English rsnch own.
er residing on Thunder iiil, shot anu
KILLED his Chinese cook
! Iascelies n related 10 the Earl of Har-
wood and ~ a cousin OF Sir Frank Las
celles. British ambassador to Germany
f.ascelles became demented through
hrooding over fancied insult In connec-
zion with his being called 90 give evidence
in a suit over the ownership OF horse
and accused his cook.who had served him
for Eve years, Of being "A burglar. After
his arrest Lsscellcs became rhVihs
maniac.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04
GRADUATED.
Eighteen Students Receive D.
pIomas at R. |. Law School,

Last night the first class. Is In number
was graduated from the Rhode ls'ahd
Law school and received their diplomas
from the dean. William Grant Webster
No publlc exercises were held. but class
s,ipper was given at Gelb's and was
delightful informal affair
The dean made short address ~nd
overv member of the class also spoke
The class poem was read by John ,.
Whitehouse and the president OF the
class acted as toast master. John a.
Kerns. chairman; Frank l.. Hanley and
Harry jaw Williams were the commit
tee OF arrangements.
Those 10 receive diplomas are the fol-
icvinR. Louis A. Basinet, Herbert a.
RIake. John J. Gilmartin, Frank L. Han
lev. Richard A Hurley John y kerns'
lanes n. I.eedham. John J.. Maroney'
James l.. Morrissey. Fred l. owen John
y Russell. Philip &. sheldon. James r.
smith. James y. Stin. Herbert $. Thomp-
SON. James O. Whitehouse, John :. White
house and Harry JAY Williams.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04
WORK or RECRUITING

At the recruiting office today three men
were enlisted for The Eleventh cavalry.
Fort Never. Va Thcy Were Frank ",
Morrison, nf i.onsdals. Charles W Ar
mold 81 Providence. JoSsph A. FlunkctL
of Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04
NO CHANGE.
Mrs. MCKlnley's Condition Re-
mains Practically thu Same.

washingtpn, June i--Drs Iohnston,
sternberg and Rixey were in consultation
over An hour az the White House this
forenoon. AZ il:3o O'Clock Secretary Cor.
telyou gave oct The following statements
Mrs. MclSinleys physicians report
that she has had comfortable night and
thai her condition -haA-nnt- materially
changed since yesterday"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04
CONSTITUTION
LOSES Her MAST.
Cup Defender Meets With Mishap
Similar to That Which Bsfe|
Lipton's Shamrock Il.


The cup defender Constitution was dis
masted near Brenton's Reef 1Ashtship,
three miles off here at about 2a5 this
afternoon and to all aDpearsnce IS badly
crippled.
From the shore the mainmast appears
TO have broken about nalf way up and
as the boom was on the lee side. the
mainsaiI and rigging were carried over
board.
The tender Mr.. Morris went immedi-
ateIy 10 her assistance, and for half an
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04

hour was steamlng about picking up the
werckage.
At 8 oclock the steamer took the Con-
stitution in tow and headed for New
port. where she will probably arrive in an
hour
The wind was blowing strong from the
southwest. and the Constitution, on the
starboard tack, was making god head
way. Just what caused the accident could
not be learned. but IL rs probable that
the steel mast buckled. and. owing 10 the
position of the boom, carried everything
overheard.
II Is believed that all the rigging was
recovered
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04

How to Tell the Genuine.
The signature OF r. w. Grove appears on
every box of the genuine Laxative
gromo- Quinine.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04
WILL ESTABLISH A LIBRARY.

sarah Hazard. y. Anna Gould. Annie A.
Logan. John W. Knowles. StiilInan sann-
iers and Edgar l.. Logan hled at petition
al the state House this morning 10 es-
tabtish free library at Saunderstown
WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED
mariner aud shlpWrignt Position on
steam az sailing yacht Willing 60 JON
an expedition Moderate wages, total
ahstainer Address Post Ofnce Box t<s
city other papers please copy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04
BURRILLvILLE.

Moderator, Fayette c. Bartlett, Dem. {;
Clerk, Edgar A. Mathewson, Dem; treas
urer. Francis Fagan, Dem; sergeant
John Nash. Rep: town council. George l..
Eddy. Den: Thomas f. Fox, Dem. VIII
liam NJ Smith. Dem: Herbert l.. Joslin,
Dem: Munroe l.. Inman, Dem: Napoleon
Baron. Dem. ". McCabe, Dem.
Assessors OF taxes. Fred l.. Esten. X.
Albert l.. Greene. D.; Michael j. Powell.
ID: Everett n. Sherman, r.; Gilbert F.
Whipple, r.; Walter Wood, D.; overseer
of poor, Gilbert L. Taft, Dem; school
committee. Lester f. Inman, Dem.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04

q" MISCELLANEOUS
ID Safe Deposit. -. loD ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-06-04
NORTH PROVIDENCE.

Town Clerk, Charles h. Easton, Rep.
town treasurer, Alfred r. Sherman, Rep.
town council. Louis Girouard, Rep;
Charles ~. Peppler. Rep; John $. Olney,
Rep; George w. Jones. Rep; William ii.
-cemsteclS,- Rep
District No. Moderator. G. Roberts,
Rep: clerk, T.. Dwyer. Rep: district No.
moderator, Walter Brown. Rep; clerk,
G.. o. Eddy. Rep; district No. 3-Moder-
ator, O.. +. Fisher, Rep; clerk, B. l..
Phetteplace Rep; district No. 4-Modera-
tor. j. w. veitch, Rep; clerk. James ID.
Ward, Dem.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-09
ENTIRE LUNG REMOVED.
A Remarkable Operation on COn-
sumptivc lis Performed in
California.

Perry Taylor, of Santa Ana, Cal,
enjoys the rare distinction of being
one of the few human beings from
whom medical science has successful-
~ removed an entire lung.
The patient, who is 2G years of age,
was stricken about four years ago
with what he believed was tubercu-
losis or galloping consumption, and
was treated accordingly by physi-
clans he consulted
Fully 240 cysts were removed in one
operation; then it was decided that
the whole lung would have to come
out. The operation was speedily per
formed, the patient sewed up again
with the great void within and nature
allowed 10 take its kindly course
Taylor seems to have recovered his
strength and is in The best of spirits
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-09
Flower Mission Day.

A very impressive service was held
by the w. C. T. U. at the Inflrmary
Saturday afternoon. Flowers were dis
tributed to each of the inmates, who
number about one hundred. This SER
vice is looked forward to with much
pleasure. AS one by one of the unfor-
tunates expressed their gratitude, the
ladies felt more than repaid for their
endeavors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell, who have the ov-
elsight of the institution, did their ut
most to make the Union feel at home.
They are we'll fitted for their positions
of responsibility and with faithfulness
execute the numerous duties devolving
upon them. The organization wishes
to extend thanks to the citizens who
so generously supplied them with flow
ers.
Monday afternoon the ladies at the
Home" and other shut-ins will be Wis
tied. All having flowers to contribute
will please leave them at the First NJ
e. church and time before ! o'clock.
FRIEDA WITTLIG,
Press Superintendent
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-09
Program of Services for
the Churches of Marietta.

Marion Street Sunday School.-The
hour mas been changed to two o'clock.
Let there be full attendance of work.
ers and scholars June 9th as the cleo
ton of teachers and other important
business is to be transacted. Every
body welcome.
St. Mary's Roman Catholic-Low
Mass and Communion at 1880 a. M;
High Mass and sermon at $50 a. M,
Sunday School at 1870 D. M; Vesper
services and benediction at 2:90 D. m.
Christian SCentists.-Room 0, Law
Building Putnam street. Services
Sunday 1030 a. IN. Subject "Sacra-
ment." Wednesday 700 p. m. All
welcome.
The City Mission.-The attendance
of the past week has been very good.
The leaders for the coming week are
Sunday 2:30 p. M, Miss Fulcher.
Monday, Mr.. Decker.
Tuesday, Miss Wittlig.
Wednesday, MI. H. Beagle.
Thursday, Mr.. Andrews.
Friday, Mr.. Hecker.
Saturday. Supplied.
All of these meetings begin at 1885,
| p. m.
Board meets Friday evening at $3.50
| p. m.
Central Christian-Rev. +. f. Cook
pastor. Regular services at the usua
hours. Preaching by the pastor. Bi
BILE School at $50. Christian Endeay
or meeting at $3.50.
First Baptist-Rev. l.. Kirtley
pastor. Preaching morning AID eve
ning by the pastor. Morning subject
'Geath Blessing Home Bill
School 9:15, C. II. Turner, Superinten
dent. Norwood school 2:9O. Harr
Cogswell, Superintendent. Christian
Endeavor at 6:30.
First Presbytelian-Rev. w. e. Roe
pastor. The pastor will preach in tn
morning on the theme, DO Some
thing!" The College Y. M. G. A. ser
vice will be held in the evening. Sun
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-09
Beware of OintmentS for Catarrh that Con
tain Mercury

as murcury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescription from reputable physl-
clans, as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by f. j. Cheney &
Co. Toledo, O., contains no mercury,
and is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. In buying Halls Ca
tarrh Cure be sure you get the gen
uine. 1t is taken internally, and made
in Toledo, Ohio, by e. j. Cheney q
Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists, price Use per bot
tie.
Halls family pills are the best.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-09
steady Girl Wanted.

Several young men complain That
they have no steady girl. 1t seems
that they no sooner get fairly started
with girl, probably have the theatre
tickets all bought, when the girl cant
go because she has sick headache"
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures all
forms of Stomach Trouble and Sick
Headache.
Girls-"A word to the wise" etc.
our friends,
CURTIS e HUTCHMAN,
CHARLES R. BUCHANAN.