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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-09-13
ST. PAUL.

III O4SOAO l. xAOA you LIZ
a Duluth vendredi dernier; Nine
P. j. B. Renaud, samedi dams Ia
pr4s-midi ct Mines J. F. Pr6fon-
taine ct Irene Chabot ont quite
st Paul lundi de cette semaine.
Tous ces visiteurs de la "Z6nith
City, semblaient ~sat1sfaits de leur
court s6jour dams les villes-sgurs.
Helene Olivier, c%aissiere
au Boston depuis plusieurs an
n6es, a repris ses occupations la
semaine derniere apr6s une vacan-
CO de deux semaines. Mile Olivier
a choisi le Range" cette aimee ct
c'est a Hibbing, MINI, qu'elle a
pass6 agr6ablement son temps en-
visite chez So cousine Nine VII
mans, file de M. J. B. Olivier, ex-
juge de la Cour DIES Preuves.
Mile Clara Brissette ct M. Ma
pol6on Nadeau de Center Park,
West Superior, Wis, ont etc les
hotes de M. Frank Olivier, parents
de Mile Helene Olivier r6sidant au
No 298, Avenue st Anthony.
Les jeuues visiteurs sont retour-
mes chez eux mardi dernier en-
chantes de leur promenade ct SO
promettant bien de revenir lannee
prochaine a pareille date.
M. Emile Gr6get qui a 6te
pendant nombre dances l'habile
organiste de l'6glise st Louis, tient
lie grand orgue q la Cath6drale de-
puts trois semaines en- l'absence de
Mile Sanssouci partie pour quel-
ques semaines atm de remplir un
engagement a deposition Pan
American de Buffalo.
La fat d'avoir etc choisi pour
remplacer une aussi bonne must
cienne, honore beaucoup M. Gre
get car n'arrive pas qu1 veut d Ia
vieille cath6drale. lie ch@ur est
sous la direction de M. John Gle.
han baryton ct musicien bien con-
nu.
j. G. Marquis, qui a etc nom.
me le 26 juliet dernier assistant.
peseur de lEtat, doit sa nomina.
ton aux compatriotes de st Paul
don't les mons suivent, lesquele
FONT fortement ~recommand6 q M
G.. F. Staples, I'm des membres de
la commission qui s'est empresse
de reconna1tre notre element. Ce
sont MN. P. j. Rigu6, Eugene
Villaume, lie JUICE Bazille, Frank
j. Phillips, Jacob Quesnel, p. A
Deslauriers ct Leon St Pierre
Deux semaines apr4s avoir fat ap
%pllcation pour la position notrt
compatriote recevait son appointe
ment.
J'ajouterai que M. Marquis de
vait entrer le Ter aodt dams le bu
reau d'enregistrement don't M
Fitzgerald est le titulaire, mails
prefer lautre position ct s'est en-
press6 de remercier M. Fitzgerald
d'avoir ainsi tenu compile des l6
gitimes demandes des Canadien
du Comt6 de Ramsey. J'espere gu
nos compatriotes appr6cieronteel
temps ct lieux cette marque d
bonnie volont6 de la part de M
Fitzgerald.
-L'excursion en- bateau organi
see au profit de l'6glise st Louis
a Gu lieu mercredi soir le 4 sep
tembre ct les b6n6fices r6alis6s de
passeront cent dollars.
!! M. Jacob Quesnel ct Nine Ere
d6ric Giroux en- 6taient les princi
paux organisateurs.
; IN. Joseph Bourgeanlt avanta
geusement connu dams tout e Min
nesota est 3 Winnipeg, Man., de
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-09-13
DULUTH.

LIE club Lafayette, CO pursuant
facteur en- politique am6ricaine.
aura son pique-nique dams lie cou-
rant du mois de septembre; ce pi-
que nique aurait lieu d Tile Roy
ale ct un yacht de plaisance mt
par Ia gazo)ine, serait nolis6 pour
la Circumstance.
D'apres lie programme, les anu
; sements ne manqueront pas. Ii y
aura aussi DIES discours.
LIE president du club, Napoleon
Grignon, parlera des charmes
nombreux que lon rencontre q
tout moment dams la politique.
Antoine Paul, agent special DIES
terres de l'Oncle Sam, actuelle-
ment en- Floride, a~ssistera au pi-
que-nique. Dams son discours, IL
fera conna1tre quelques uns =
quelques uns settlement, bien 3D.
tendu-des rouages de Ia, politi-
que. J. E. NORM Ira quelques
unes des pages 6mouvantes des
archives du club ct il fera aussi
quelques commentaries u Ief-
fect1f du dit club. LIE DR.. L. M.
Brunei Ira quelques unes DIES cor
responsiveness DIES plus fameuses a
lui adress6es par les sommites re-
publiceines, depuis la derni6re
election, Levi Forest, qui compile
plus de vingt ans d'exp6rience en-
pol1tique, donnera quelques sages
conseils au club pour les campa-
gnes futures,
On parle aussi d'inviter I'm GER
tain J6r6mie, de st Paul. C'est Ga
qui ne serait pas 100000.
-Rendons graces a Dieu! LIE
president Mckinley ne mourra
pas. LIE peuple american, l'un1-
vers enter Sc sont r6jouis a cette
nouvelle. Attaquer &c bon citoyen,
&c bon soldat, &c bon mari, ce bon
president, quel crime infame! Que
le criminel soft punt suivant re-
normit6 de son forfait. Que cette
punition jette la terreur dams le
coeur des anarchistes ct empeche
la repetition de tel crime.
Lies feuilles DIES arbres COM
mencent q jaunir: Giles tomberont
bient6t. L'hiveret ses miseres ar
riveront dams quelques semaines.
Puisse personne n'avoir d souffrir
DIES rigueurs de l'hiver!
-"C'est I'm etre de movement
inutile ct de bruit sterile; il ob6it
q une esp6ce de suggestion invo-
lontaire; IL est morne dams sa gale
t6 CONNIE Pierrot. Pierrot a be-
soin de la lune pour etre lui-me-
me-" 1T parbleu! qu'on lui don
ne la lune pour son repos! MATS
Oh est Get 6tre, CO Pierrot. Plu-
sieurs le pourront trouver sans
trop d'efforts.
Mile Fabiola III. Brunei a Ste
s6rieusement malade pendant une
dizaine de jours. Ellie est ma1nte.
nant en- pleine convalescence ct lie
Dr. L.. NJ. Brunei en- est heureux
Ill y a SOC, 1914 hommes majeurs
dams lie Minnesota, d'apr4s le der.
| nier recencement, sur ce nombre
20,785 ne savent nj lire nj 6crire
Parmi ces majeurs, IL y en- 6
245,768 qui sont mes aux Etats
Unis ct de ceux-ci 4,O05 sont il]et
> tres; DIES 26l,026 n6s B l6trangel
. 6,780 sont illettr6s.
. Dams notre cher comt6 st Louis
il y a 1929 ma]eurs; sur CO nom
: bre 1924 sont illettr6s. Dulutl
r poss6de "dans lenceinte de SO
murs'' 1926 majeurs lettr6s ct u
illettr6s. Null doute que lie temp
nest pas 6loign6s Oh il ny aur
:. plus G'illettr6s, aux Etats- Unie
Avec l6cole grat1ite, avec les Ii
VIRTuAMA egEsSsssn1sss .n gg y ,.!., limp y
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uit:
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-09-13
CANADA
MONTREAL

I'm agent de la Cote St-Paul,
Raoul Leduc, age de % ans, a Ste
victime dun s6rieux accident qui
lui contera probablement la perte
de son bras droit. Leduc 6tait allie,
en- compagnie de quelques amis,
chasseurs, fatigu6s, dispos6rent
leurs armes pres dune cl6ture ct
ct s'asslrent sur le gazon. Tout q
coup Leduc appereut un oiseau q
quelque distance, II Sc leva D la
hate, sa1sit son fusil pas lie canon
ct le tira q lui. Malheureusement
la crosse s'embarassa dams le FL de
fer de la cloture. L'arme 6tait
charg6e ct lie coup partit, attei-
gnant l'infortun6 Leduc a l'6paule.
-Qui leut cru? Blondin, r'insai-
sissable, lie myst6rieux Blondin,
est venu faire une promenade a
Montreal, il y a quelques jours;
qui salt? peut-6tre SO trouve- til
encore dams nos murs, coudoyant
sans doute nos d6vou6s constables
ct leurs chefs, a l'@il de faucon.
Celia devient e%nrageant, la fin.
Voici I'm homme d la poursuite du-
quel sont lanc6s toute une arm6e
d'habiles limiers, de constables re-
guliers ct irr6guliers, de citoyens,
qu' rune ofre de $4,000 a tout a
coup rendu %vertueux, ct qui dispa-
raft CONNIE par enhancement au
moment meme Oh on est sur lie
point de lui METRE la main au col
let. Les deux Am6riques sc sont
int6ress6es a cette joute hom6rique,
qui est devenue ridicule a force de
Sc prolonger. C'est tellement le
cas- que les journaux americans ct
canadiens ne parlent plus de Get
etre fantastique; 81 celia continue
un peu, nous aurons la l6gende de
Blondin, ct Pom Sc demande 81 re-
element Get individu ex1ste GU bien
a exist6.
LIE Canada Atlant1que COM
mencera bient6t la construction de
so ligne directe entire Vaudreuil ct
Glen Robertson. La distance de
Montreal a Ottawa sera diminu6e
de 16 miles en- consequence, ct le
trajet SO fera en- moins de deux
heures.
I'm ouvrier du nom de A. Gau-
thier, a etc foudroy6 par une de-
charge 6lectrique en- travaillant q
p6glise st. Edouard, au Boulevard
st. Denis.
M. Joncas, surintendant de la
chasse ct des p6cheries, songe q
fonder une association de guide
pour. les chasseurs.
Les r6coltes de c6r6ales du
Manitoba s'6leveront cette aimee,
q 5,497, 949 boisseaux, dissent les
rapports ofic1els.
La file de M. Th6ophile Ca.
ron, forgeron de st. Maurice, ag6e
de Is ans, a 6t6 trouv6e morte dams
un champ pres de la maison.
A Caledonia Springs, Ont, ur
hotel, Lakeside Cottage etc com:
pletement d6truit par le feu; 2E
pensionnaires y ont perdu tout leu
ayoir. Pertes consid6rables.
-D'apr4s les chiffres offciels
du recencement de 1901, la region
du Lac st Jean sort victorieuse SUI
toutes les autres regions de coloni
sation par une augmentation a.
70 SO p. c. sur SO population az
1891.
-Une d6peche de St-S6bastiel
annonce qu'une epidemic de l6pr'
rAgne actuellement dams Ia majo
rite des villages de, Ia province d
Vilencia.
II y a IL q Is cas- dams plusieur
villages.
I'm bien triste accident est arr
y6 d Ia station de Lewis, sur un
vote d'6vitement. On enfant aged
Ill ans ct dem1, de feuM. Hardy d
Chatillon. s'est fait copper les Jam
hes par un train du Quebec Cen
trial.
On parle Fun homme politique
dams IN salon.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-09-13

YlRTUAMA Ef FENCE r ss f q 7ital hss & 4
. vigueur aux vieux ct a l'aeg
lions de la ~jeunesse ct sante ct donne le bonheur
ct le success en- afaires ct dams. la vie profession
nellie ct sociale. 81 le paquet GU s pour S..
GaH9Es Ra5tfos 8 pq sa RiZH KS rs Taoo 81 PEI oPp ss
Drug Store, Mimi. T. N. PARKER, Opp. P. o.,
st Paul, MINI. SCOTT DRUG CO., Saltwater.
THE KIDD DRUG O ,E0jn, III,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-09-13

L'EcHo DE L'OuEsT nest pas respon
sable DIES idees ct opinions emises pa
ses correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-09-13

lui-m6me! dit quelqu' un.
-C'est meme la seule opinion
qu'on lui oonnaisse, ajoute un au-
ire.
Un historien s6rieux sill en- fdt
6crit ceci:
.sR. ne devais pas jour dun
aussi facile triomphe; sept mails
plus tard, il voyait tomber So tete
sur I6chafaud."
C'6tait dun coup d'mil r6tros-
pectif, alors?
Balandard est f6roce avec So
femme.
-Mais, lui fat remarquer un
ami, vous n'avez pas bosom de
ennuyer CONNIE Ga 5.
Isl, 81, reprend Baiandard, il
fault beaucoup secouer les femmes:
CONNIE pour le cafe, lie sucre est
|quelquefois au fond!
A Shamokin, Pa, une fatale
explosion de dynamite s'est pro-
|duite au puts Scott, pleasant Sc
lrieusement sept hommes.
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On parle dun homme politique,
dams IN salon.
II a une fameuse opinion de
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-30
Letter TO w. ~. Sawyer,

Dear Sir Perhaps YOU would like "a
take the agency tor the foremost paint IN
the world Devoe lead aud zinc. II Il
right to put before you the fact as to why
II Is the foremost.
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(1) IL contains nothing else whatever
no water. no alkali no benzine, no petro
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no adulterant.
Cd Your state Chemist not only ha,
analyzed the paint, and verifies, % aud Al
but he Is going TO buy 1t and analyzc 1t
occasionally, and thus watch over the in
terests OF your customers.
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(S) II Is mixed intimately and ground
fine.
(6) 1t is full.measure (i3r cubic inehe,
gallon).
"a 1t Is sold at 20 low price as to
make Il cheaper than lead aud OIL
(S) 1t wears twice ms long, and there,
fore costs less than half as much by the
year.
(9) You can refund the money ir any
customer Is dissatisfied
(to) We are responsible; have In
business I4S years without break, and
are the largest paint maj nuiactur 10 Ia he
u ).
Yours truly,
+. w DEVoE & Co.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-30
CREENVILLE.

Mr.. c. F. Eldredge spent Sunday with
his parents.
Miss Rose Sebille spen, few days In
Chepachet last week.
Miss Lulu winsor arrived home Mon.
day from Buffalo, n. Y.
Mrs. Lamb and daughter May spent
Tuesday nt Seaconnet.
Read John O'Connell's ad. on the last
page OF the TINES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Barnes returned
from Nova Scotia. Sunday. They report
a fine time.
The monthly covenant meeting was
held at the Free Baptist church, Thurs
day evening.
Mrs Gideon Burgess returned to her
fathers this week after few days stay In
Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Mowry enter.
tsined Mrs. Thomas Hopkins OF Che
pachet, last week.
Mrs. Frank McOuesten, Miss Marion
McOuesten of New York city are spend-
ing the season at Mrs. q. Z. Grants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Streeter and two dlugh.
ters have been visiting at o a. Tobeys.
returned to their home In Norwood,
Monday.
Mrs. J. Steere and Miss Ora Angel
started Monday for Lewiston, Maine,
where they will attend the wedding Of a
relative.
Rev. Mr.. Cutler launched a new sail
boat Wednesday, on Stacks pond.
Lucius whipple Is also the owner OF =
new boat.
The Young Peoples meeting at the
Free Baptist Church, Tuesday evening.
was we'll attended and good meeting
was the result
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-30
THORNTON.

DIR. S. Nj. Fiske was In town on Tues.
day.
Fred Silva has si imported ADgorra
cat.
Mrs. John Foster has removed to the
Testa Block
Samuel Rulings has leased the Pa.
villion.
Zinc and grinding double the wear.
Mr.. z. Talbot has purchased an auto.
mobile.
Byron Hudson has bought iarm near
Saundersville.
Read John O'ConneIls ad. on the Last
page Of the TIMES.
Jack North has just purchased a PAGER
from New YORK parties.
Mrs. Barlow Of the roth Ward visited
friends here on Tuesday.
lanes McDole, the barber, expects TO
remove 70 the new Calef Block.
Mrs Benjamin Dalton sails from Eng.
land for home on September roth.
The whippet race here on Labor Day
promise. to be an interesting event.
Arthur and Lizzie Bird, formerly OF
this place, sail for England. tomorrow.
Read John O'Connell's ad. on the last
page Of the TIMES.
The Diamond Stars and the Emeralds
play ball on the Cricket Grounds, on
Saturday.
Read John o'Connelrs ad. on the last
page Of the TIMES.
Henry Pierce, employed at the Cerii-
fed MIX Farm, is confined to his home
by illness.
Quite a number Of Thornton people
have attended the races this week The
Gladstone Club went Tuesday In a bOdy.
Allan Aiichison, the infant son OF Mr.
and Mrs. william Aitchison, died on Sat
urday. The funeral services were held
on Tuesday.
The beat Of stock and absolute neat.
ness IL whs, people expect In hrsi-elass
fish market You find these things At the
Penney Fish Market, Olneyville Square.
c. w Thompson. formerly Of Thompson
Bros. proprietor.
II the action Of your bowels IL not easy
and regular serious complications must be
the final result DeWit's Little Barly
Risers will remove this danger. Safe,
pleasant and effective. II. X. Parker,
Olneyille; n. r. Reiner. Centerdalei T..
NJ. Spencer, No. Scituaie.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-30
He, opin,op %, ..p.rnRu..

II seems that asparagus Is not grown
In the trOpics-at least II was not grown
az Rio dc Janclro when certain Amer
lean gentleman. who had lived several
years in the brazilian capital, went
with his wife aud S-year.old daughter
60 visit friends living near Bucnos
Ayres, a part Of the contluent where
the climate ls better adapted 10 the
fruits and vegetables Of the temperate
regions.
At the first dinner after their arrival
the visitors were treated 10 some fresh
asparagus. The little S-year-Old daugh.
ter was likewise served with the as
paragus. but she evidently did not
think much Of II as nm article Of food.
Her mother tried for some time'i
coax her 10 eat II. Finally the little
girl, taken between the rudeness OF
whispering at the table and the rude
ness Of not eating her food leaned over
and. with n choking voice aud CULVER
ing lip. whispered 10 her mother: Nam
ma. II Is not nice. It's raw at one end
and rotten NJ the other"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-30
MANTON.

John Mccarthy is taking his vacation
at Boston.
George Hughes returned on Tuesday
from a stay in New York City.
The Manions play the Troy Stars on
the home grounds on Saturday.
James Cu,hbertson has moved to John
J. Hulmes' house on the city side.
Read John O'Conuell's ad. on the las,
page Of the TIMES.
Miss Mamie Godfrey and Miss Bertha
Spencer are visiting friends In Pawtueket.
Zinc and grinding double the wear.
Mr. and Mrs Patrick Purcell are enter
tanning friends from Pascoag. this week.
The schools on the Johnston side
begin the fall term on Monday. Sep,em.
Der 10
Mr. Adam Simpson OF Showhegan.
Me, is visiting his brother, John Simp.
son, of this place.
Mr.. Harris w. Irman OF Chllkstone
avenue has been taking his annual vaca.
tion this week.
Captain McCoid of Hose 10 and family
have just returned from a weeks stay at
Paekerville, Conn.
1t Is expected that Mr.. Clarke OF Brown
University will preach at the Baptist
church on Sunday.
Newton Deseraux, Miss Alice Dever.
aux, Mrs. Harriet Billings, Charles Bill.
lings and Carleton Deveraux attended
the Antiquarian Clambake at Rehoboth,
this week.
Miss Alice Deveraux has taken the
position of principal of the Long Plain
Grammar school at Acushnet, Mass
She will begin her work there at an early
date.
Removal-Un,il further notice DR.. +.
w. Thrift has removed to (Hope worth }
Bristol, X l., for few months for his
health. Appointments will be made bv
mail and expenses allowed to old patients.
The best Of stock and absolute neat.
ness is what people expect in first.class
fish market. You find thee things at the
Penney Fish Market, Olneyville Square.
CIV. Thompson, formerly Of Thompson
Brof., proprietor.
George Remington started on Wednes-
day for Valparaiso, Ind, where he will
take a course at a medical college. On
Tuesday night Mr. Remington WAS given
farewell supper by the Arrow Club OF
which he Is an honoIed member. He
was presented with handsome suit case
by the office help at the Manton mill
where he has been employed for several
years.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-30
CENTERDALE.

Mrs. Benjamin Sweet is visiting her
sister at Cape COD.
The annual outing OF the Cedterdale
mill employees was omitted this year.
Zinc aud grinding double the wear.
Mr.. John MeCaffrey's youngest child
died this week after a short illness.
Read John O'Connell'S ad. on the las,
page Of the TIMES.
Mr. James Geelin and family attended
the funeral Of his sister, last Tuesday.
Mrs. George Rogers, who has been se.
riously Ills much better, at this writing.
Mr. Frank E. Greene of Pittsturg. Fa.,
and family visited his sister, Mrs. Keilty,
one day this week.
Mr. S. a Kelly has sold ali OF his
house furnishings and Is anticipating
going West this fall
Mr.. BERTHE Mccormick. who has been
visiting his parents, returned to New
York last Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. John Keilty and family
will return TO their home in Boston next
week after a two months stay In this
pace.
Mrs. ID. Greene, who was lll at the las,
writing. Is much better, and enjoyed a
sail to Seaeonnet with her daughter, Mrs.
A. A. Kelly.
Mrs 5. n. Airport. Johnston, Pa, says
'Our little girl almos, sirangled to death
with Group. The doctors said she couldn't
live, but she was instantly relieved by
One Minute Cough Cure. r. X. Parker,
Olnevyille; ". r. Reiner, Cenlerdslei Z.
NJ, Spencer, No. Sciiuate, r. /.
Frank La Bonie was fined sfs and
costs IN the Sixth district court, Friday,
for fast riding Of his bicycle on River
avenue. IN Allendale.
Mr.. Allison Staples and Master Henry
Staples. Mr.. Daniel MeIyor and Mr. An.
drew Keilty visited New York last week
and all reported a good time on their re
turn home.
The TINEs will insert a liberal free
notice In iu columns Of all entertain
ments, etc, when orders Tor JOB printing
Of the same are filed at ihis Office. Blu,
this notice should not be construed 10
mean a O. free notice Gill be given Tor u
worth or printing. Give us Jour order
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-30
VACATION BRIEFS.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Fox have gone to
Buffalo for ten days visit
NJ. II. Corrigan, the well known drug.
gist, is spending the week at Narragan
set, Per.
Mrs. J. N. Smith and daughter OF Po
casset avenue have gone TO the White
Mountains for two weeks stay.
Mark Tempest. who has been spending
several weeks In this section, has re-
turned TO his home at Bye field Mass.
Almond Smith. with B. a. Smith, Is
taking his vacation this week and visiting
various points of interest In the state.
George Austin. Arthur Chapman,
James liackett and Joseph Cahill have
gone to Plymouth, Mass, for weeks
stay.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-30

and see II we do not use you right
Phileas TetTeault has Just completed
his new barn.
The North Providence schools begin
the fall term next Tuesday.
Read John O'Connelrs ad on the last
page OF the TIMES.
Senator Reiner expects to go to Buffalo
next week with the Rhode Island State
party.
House lots on Central Park are going
fast. See advertisement In TIMEs, first
page.
Quite a number Of people from this
place went on al excursion to Island
Park on Wednesday.
The Cen:erdales played the Mt Pleas
ants on Thursday and will play the Berk-
leys on the home grounds tomorrow.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-30
ROCKl AND.
Yours truly,
+. w DEVoE & Co

Mrs. Fred Pot er has been fp'ndinl
the past week In Newport with her sister
Mrs. Fred Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Seamans have re.
turned from Buttonwoods where Mr.. Sea
mans has been spending his vacation.
There were services at the church
Sunday. The pastor, Mr.. Johnson, had
q very interesting sermon. Subject N
Heroic Life"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-30
GkANITEVILLE.

DIR. Tobey Of Iowa has been the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Jencks.
Read John O'Connells ad. on the last
page Of the TIMES.
Rev J. w. Williams preached at the
Baptist church lat Sunday morning and
evening. I, Is expected that regular
pastor will soon be secured for this
church.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-30
Church Notes.

Broadway Baptist Church, Rev. J. V
Osterhout, pastor. The pastor and wife
have returned from their vacation. which
has been very pleasant one and he will
preach next Sunday, September /. at the
Broadway Church at IL IS and speak on
his vacation experiences In Maine, at
Fix y. m.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-30

A lame shoulder ia usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles, and may be
cured by n few applications of Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm. For sale by B. A. Smith
and Gilbert X. Parker, Olneyville VIM.
Dunning and Bros. 35a Asnton avenue
N. r, Reiner Centerdale.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-30
Avalon Draperles II 20

We have just received new line OF tall
colorings, beautiful effects. II you have
any piece Of furniture in need of cover.
ings, now is good time to select. J. K.
Jones & Co., Arcade, Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-30

The Chinese began 10 write books BE-
fore they migrated from the rcgiou
south ~ the Caspian sca. Two of thclr
greatest literary productions are n die
tlonary In 5.O2O volumes and an en-.
cyclopcdla IN 22.D37 volumes.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-30
Ladies' iso. Hose tor l2J<o.

In blues and reds. Handsome printed
effects. They will not last long at this
price. E Jones & Co., Arcade Provi-
dence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-30
Ladies' Wool Waists 81. .4o

Marked down hom $7.9s. They are
adapted for present use. J. Z. Jones &
CO., Arcade, Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-08-30
ChIldren's Skirts Sl. 80.

Worth 81 Is. Colors blue, brown and
red. Made of Cashmere. L. Jones &
Co, Arcade, Providence.