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wash
from head to foot almost had those 6engown pains and
of I
every the week and feel cd"MS JENNIE
FREEMAN, Pennsylvania Ave, Lima Ohio
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isting tcr qmekD II rf!ttrs, lead. nose,
tt,oI! AMI Innss.-t3fUNfON.
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Munyon's Inhaler cures cstsrrh, Grippe. Hroa.
eh,tt. SC. r.ie. N.Cc tsith ait mericiuss som.
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tell you that the demand Is tremen-
dous. and everybody is praising 1t as
the best Toilet Soap made. Large
size. 10 cents per cake: small size.
cents.
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BROADWAY, COR. 18th ST,
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CATARRH.

Catarrhal Deafness. AAth m .,
bronchitis AMI Weak Lung. Has
c,,rd Thousands In England and
csnada- To tatrpivos n In v. s.
,until April is) you can prscure
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DR.. JENNER'S INHALER

sends clouds ot H.a'inE Canadian
Pine Baisan and Australian EucA.
lIptol Saps, combined WITH other
healing sisstAner,, into every Air
Is,Isage. positively curing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21
AN IMPORTANT MOVEMENT.

The doings of no body OF will be watched in
es than those of the committee capital and
labor at New York The hope every wewishr of
humanity will be that the may the
OF that Great convention
urged should
The purpose good to makl happy
have been those who interests and
OF their families their class something for the better
the condition fortunate time there was in this
when all the individual sturdy lahore, needed
the advantages of health strength to do his work
Save on occasions of brief duration labor was
larger than could be supplied.
There has been marvellous change the production
however When The field reasonably open one mich, be
urged the best happiness employer and en-
poye direct dealings between Yet long ago the en-
ployer seemed have that the empove was rvno
to dictate how his business should be conducted empye
eouendd that the employer endeavoring him
Under such circumstances each should
declare war aud that both should prepare struggle
The results costly strikes to both and msnv
believed especially harmful the employe Discerning men
have the conclusion the two great asse, in .
country should not be in the position menacng angon and
have determined make effort provide or meeting difficulties
by Of Some gifted men in the nd are
TO both employer and ploye.
is because those who M the new movement kno
both sides Of the controversy who are soc
with them of singular purity character and nobility Of
purpose that this conference inspires confident hope tha, the
warrng Of capital labor approaching end and that an era
mutual confidence and helpfulnes is near al hand
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21
NOTES FROM THE HARB0R.

The following vessels have arrived and
sailed during the past q hours:
Arrived-Steamers Massachusetts. APP
pleby; fremont Wilcox Oneido. Chitten-
den. New York; New Shoreham, Dodge,
Block Island and return: City OF New
port. Robertson. Newport and return
Rambler, Lake FAN River and return
tugs r.. +. Luckenbach. Nathan Hale. Jo-
seph Suckney; schooners r. G. White
head Emmett, Hudson River: barges Ma
rton Chappell, c. n. r.. OF " j. Hamil-
ton, Fish, Commerce. Virginia. Palmer
fremont, New York: tugs r. n. Little
Hercules g. w. Morse. Nathan Hale. Jo-
seph Stickney; barges Montana, Iowa Ex-
FOUNDER. Blackstone. Volunteer, Delhi
Emma, Grafton. George Moon. Muncy.
II is expected that a greater portion OF
the fleet Providence bound schooners
Will arrive port before Monday morn
ing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21
DIED.

ANGEIT~-In GlQcester, 18th inst. Lu-
dencia p wife " David o. Angel. aged
81 years.
CARTER-In North Providence, 18th inst,
Olive Josephine. daughter OF William
and Margaret NJ. Carter. aged 6 years, Z
months, 29 days.
CoBB-In this city. 2Oth inst. George w.
Cobb, aged 90 years.
GOoD-Iu this city, 10Th inst, James j.
Good. formerly of Co. +, 18th Regiment,
r. L. Volunteers. and member of Slocum
Post. No. 10, G. A. r.; also member Of
Roger Williams Assembly of Good Fell
lows.
METCALF--In North Attleboro. 10Th inst.
Edward Walcott Metcalf OF Arnold
Mills, aged 6S years.
O'LEARY-In this city. 21st inst, Anas-
tasia, wife OF John oLeary.
WILCox-In Wyoming, r. l., 20th inst,
Mary f., wife OF Arthur J. Wilcox, aged
p years. I month and IA days.
WRIGHT--In this city. Goth inst, Agnes,
daughter OF Franklin j. and Jane NJ.
Wright. aged 81 years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21

Sir Thomas Upton Is certainly con-
hrmed optimist as well as Thorough
sportsman. He told King Edward the 9th
er day he was certain he could get a
yacht that win be several minutes fasteS
than Shamrock ~ OF course sir Thomas
will not fail 20 take into account the fact
that on this side we may produce a boat
several minutes faster than Columbia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21
Chat fbouf
People.

In one portion OF the dialogue OF
THE Professors Love Story the
professor and his old coueee chum
indulge In "reminiscences OF their acad-
emic experiences. One classmate Is
referred 10 as the one who took all
the prizes and was looked upon as the
absolutely sure lord chancellor. With
sigh the professor remarks that
Poor Jack is driving a cab In New
York now"
This tickled quite nuylher OF Brown
men this week for they recalled
Browns own Prize Pig
That individual scooped in every
prize that he set out 10 capture. He
could reel of anything from 10
lizard and he was thought TO have
great future.
After he was graduated and took
up profession he didn't amount TO
a pint OF peanuts.
The last heard OF him he was put
tering, Just puttering, about farm.
The man had a great receptive tank.
but II wouldn't give up anything when
he essayed TO make use OF tie contents
for business purposes.
TIa roee,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21

No doubt the receipts OF the Union Rail
road company reach the maximum figure
at his season OF the year. but large as
they are they WOULD be greatly increased
were ticket transfer system in opera
ion. That has been the experience os
street railway companies in other cities
and II will be the experience of the Uni IN
company when Il is compelled TO do what
# should have done voluntarily decade
ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21
The Gossip.
ARTISTIC CHRISTMAS GIFTS

OF all desirable Christmas gifts. there
Is none 10 give greater pleasure 10 the
lady of artistic and aesthetic tastes than
sofa pillows, and probably the finest dis
play or these goods in the city vs. made
minister street whose large stock of rugs.
patterns draperies. portieres, silk and
lace curtains. vestibule panels and lace
yard goods cannot be surpassed This Is
the headquarters FOR this line OF goods Of
style and quality 20 appeal 10 tho most
discriminating buyers and the prices
quoted include many special bargains for
the days remaining before Christmas.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21
WILLIS

one hardly needs TO call attention 20
the well known Willis store on Westmin-
ster street, for everybody knowns the
high character OF the goods sold there.
Indeed the fame OF the Willis shirts.
for men and shirt waists 70 rwomen has
made his name almost a household word
In the refined homes OF this city. and.
by the way. what could possibly be moro ac-
ccptable as a Christmas gift than shirts
or shirt waists bearing the brand Of VIII
lie? And-speakiug OF neckties FOR men
or women-who shows such stylish and
exquisite effects IN these goods as VIII
Ifs? In truth the necktie nend can revel
60 his hearts content among the beauti-
ful specimens seen at Wills. and cer-
tainly no more desirable gift could be
found FOR the members of the masculine
gender than these same ties OF all kinds
and styles
Aside from the irreproachable shirts
ties ana stocks seen at the Willis store
there is an immense assortment 81 tho most
stylish effect. I'm ladies' and mems hats.
These include the tailored and soft hats
for women and the celebrated knoX hats
for both men and women.
PRovIDeNCE FURNITURE BAZAAR
The Providence Furniture Bazaar Is
h lust the place 90 huv stoves parior
stoves and kitchen ranges. and there are
many homes whore psrlor stove or "a
Kitchen range would hil tho heart Of the
housewife with delight and when the fact
H. craspcd that g. down and 30 cents per
week will secure "a stove at this store
few people are so poor NJ not 90 be able
to avail themselves Of this opportunity
Stoves. however. are not all the special
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21
FINAL DECREE ENTERED

A final decree was entered today in the
appellate division of the supreme court In
the Washington county case OF First Ma
uonal hank appellee, vs.. William n.
Greene. executor
The decree confirms the report Of the
commissioners or the estate Of Benjamin
r. Greene, deceased. save on the claim OF
the bank named The bank, by tn de-
cree, does not get the Sl4l0 the commits
sioncrs announced n entitled TO-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21
BEAUTIFUL DISPLAYS OF
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

, chairs rocking horses, Morris chairs, go
carts wagons, etc.
For the ladies there are whist tables
cutting tables, fancy mirrors. writing
desks, etc. and in fact for everybody.
there is something desirable at Anthony
* CoNells.
JOHN NJ DEAN co.
The John NJ. Dean co. Is most attrac-
tive place for holiday shoppers. not alone
for the reason that everything in the lire
OF housefurnishings can be found there
but also because of their system OF easy
payments which makes Il possible 70 se-
cure almost any desired article In the
store for small payment down and the
sum OF 90 cents per week. I'm this way
many man who would otherwise have
been unable 20 secure needed presents for
wife and children has been able 90 do so
glad, I'm the consciousness that he may
thus make his dear ones happy. and se-
cure In the conviction that. owing 20 the
generous system which the firm inaugu-
rated years ago, he Will have no difficulty
I'm paying for the same al his leisure.
The stock at the John NJ Dean Com
pany Is almost endless i'm its variety and
extent and one can find everything neces-
sary for household ornament and utility
from the highest 10 the lowest prices.
The stock of couches, chairs. tables,
sideboards. bookcases china closets and
lamps is wonderfully fine and complete
and none should fail TO visit the store.
MACULLAR PARKER co
No more suitable Christmas gift could
be given man or boy than one OF
those stylish and beautiful overcoats
such as arc shown at the well known and
reliable firm OF Macullar Parker Company
at 1866 Westminster street.
These coats are 20 be had i'm the follow
ing we'll known shapes, Lord Chester
field i'm oxford mixtures, and also in
bronze brown, black and plaid effects
The Newmarket in oxford mixtures
In especially stylish effects
Also great variety OF medium length
overcoats with fun silk lining
These overcoats range In price from SIS
TO $40
Aside from the excellent values In over
coats, the Macular Parker Company are
showing an Incompatible line Of suits for
men and boys The quality and great de-
STABILITY OF these ready TO wear goods is
well understood by the discriminating
buyer and "A word TO the wise is sufn-
Client"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21
JOYCE BROTHERS & co.

The firm OF Joyce Brothers & Company.
delers in mems overcoats and suits I
the corner OF Westminster and Greene
streets, is replete with an excellent holi-
day stock which they are selling Just now
at greatly reduced prices. This store, al
though somewhat removed from the CEN
sre or the shopping district. offers at all
times and especially at this time. some
extremely tempting bargains. especially in
ladies' short and long coats, raglans.
waists and skirts. Some exceptional bar
gains may also be found I'm hats and furs.
and the shopper eager for bargains will
be amply repaid by ascending the West
minister street hill for little distance i'm
quest OF the Joyce Brothers store. where
goods may be obtained not only OF the
latest fashion but on an easy system Of
payment, II desired.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21

The removal OF Mr.. Wakeman from tho
office Of appraiser at the port of New
York was summary enough TO satisfy
even Secretary Gage. but the question the
people are asked is. WAS II justified"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21
ENTlTlEO TO DOVER

Today a lnal decree was entered ln the
appellate division OF the supreme court
in the case OF Mary II Williams vs..
Frank Williams, et al. Plaintiff is de-
clared entitled to dover as the widow OF
GeOrge ID MilliamA.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21

Some OF the gloom will be taken out CT
Tommy Atkins life when his old friend
and patron. Rudyard Kipling arrives in
South Africa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21

Possibly II Senator Aldrich found time
70 use the influence ne is credited with
possessing IN the proper quarters, Provi-
dence would not be- doomed 20 remain
without au adequate post office building
for another ten years
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21

If President Castro Of Venezuela con-
tinues TO cavort around with chip on
his shoulder, IL may be Knocked off and
then he will be up against trouble Of a
very serious sort.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21

When trusts apply the principle Of civil
service reform to their employees. Il is
convincing evidence that the priaciple
cannot be too generally applied by the
national government
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21

With a surplus OF 100000, 600 In the treas
ury congress has no reason delaying
the beginning of work on the Nicaragua
capal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21

''1n spite of the persistent and per-
nicious encouragement TO resistance
which well meaning but misguided
men I'm this country have given, the
Filipinos are coming 20 appreciate the
benefits OF American sovereignty and
10 accept them gladly. Outside of the
five provinces OF Batanzas, Cebu Bo-
hol. Samar and Mindoro, says the
commission, there is peace in the re-
mainder of the archipelago. There Is
peace and hopeful progress, and it's
area is extending. our progressive poll
icy is vindicating itself az every step.
Its abandonment would be "A blunder
worse than crime. New York Mail
and Express.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21

Times are apparently ripening for
the advent OF another kosciusko. and
the novelist Sienkiewicz is pouring oil
on the flame OF Polish hatred Of Prus-
STA. Happily for ms, these Old World
race hatreds do not bear transplant
ing. Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21
A)hof Others
fire Saying.

ut seems that the Pan-American
Congress didn't pan out owing TO the
fact that each or the parties To ~
wanted the other fellows to make all
the concessions. The delegates must
have insisted on discussing things first
and having the champagne brought I'm
afterward." 49, Chicago Record Herald
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21

with or without British sympathy
we would have defeated Spain, but the
war was shortened and the enemy dis
heartened ut the outset by the knowl-
edge that no Spanish cruiser could buy
ton Of coal i'm any British port. The
moral was clear-ostensibly the British
were neutral; really they meant 10 see
the Americans win-and such n lesson
was not lost on Europe. Asia or the
islands of the sea, As oar first presi-
dent said, NO nation should look for
disinterested favors from another: but
the whole world saw that i'm many
points, and points of Importance. the
interests OF the two great English
speaking nations We're one. "-Phiadel-
phia Ledger.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21

The man had a great receptive tank.
but IL wouldn't give up anything when
he essayed TO make use OF tie contents
for business purDoscs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21

Those who started In 10 hcliiiis
Msrcouis experiments have really had
the opposite eject from that fhoN m-
tended. Their opposition and criticism
have persuaded the general public that
The Marconl system. 30 far as trans
oceanic signals 60 ~ I'm a very much
more advanced and practical state
than d really ls. philadelphia Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21

BUSINESS OFFICE. weybosset 81 Telephone Is77.a
EDITORIAL ROOMS. G. So Water ST Telephone is77-a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21

The last heard OF him he was put
tering, Just puttering, about farm
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-21

''The Beers tried war and have failed
and must accept the loss ~ their inde-
pendeuce. Had thev never issued that
ultimatum on invaded British territory
England would never have attacked
them. The liberal party must get into
harmony with the almost universal
british sentiment By taking All this in.
N can then AFFORD 20 urge kind treat
ment ~ the Bocrs after the war aud
the recall Of the Boer exilos such is
new liberalism. II may be- noted that
Mr. Asquith ana Sir Edward Grev.
leading liberals. accept Baltimore
sun.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-07
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Stockholders Mutual Gas Light
Company.
Special Notices-Card to the Public,
Trades Union Club; Plasterers' and Mas
ons' Supplies. Savannah Building Supply
Company; Notice to Members of the Bar
and Court Officers.
Business Notices. Roasted Cohees.
Henry Solomon & Son; e. & w. Laundry;
Franklin Cigars.
Sporting Goods-Wm. & H. II. Latti-
more.
Pearline-James Pyle & Son. New York,
BisseH Carpet-sweepers, Etc.-Lindsay
& Morgan.
Legal Notice-Application to Sell Bank
Stock
Elegant Stock Of Winter Skirt Waists
At Hogan's.
Amusements-"When We Were Twenty
one" at Theater, Jan. $40.
Medical-Mothe Friend; Castoria
Hoods Pills; Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers
Cheap Column Advertisements-Help
Wanted; Employment Wanted; For Rent;
For Sale; Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-07

PERSONAL.

1t is a remarkable coincidence that
John NJ Francis, the founder of the Troy.
N. Y, Times, should have held the same
Office which his son has now been called
to fill. The senior Francis was made min
lster to Greece by President Grant in
1871, and held the office for three years,
resigning in order to return to active
journalistic work. The son, succeeding
the father as editor and proprietor of the
Times, is now chosen to occupy the same
post
Gov. Odell is the thirty-third man to
serve as Governor of New York under the
constitution adopted in 1777. The average
length of a Governors service has been
three years and nine months. Two of his
predecessors served as President, five
We're elected Vice President. two others
were defeated candidates for President, six
held various cabinet positions, one was
Chief Justice and about ten were elected
10 the United States Senate. AS list
of names, the roll of New York's Cover
nors stands very high in American his
tory.
James Eads How, OF st. Louis. has
again refused to take the fortune left to
him by his father. II want no money,
he says, beyond what l earn by the
sweat of my brow. 1 am out of the wild
struggle for existence, for wealth, for
power. None of these things interest me.
/ am living, as nearly as my frail nature
will permit, an unselfsh life. There Is
nothing of mine that 1 would not give
to help a needy person. My time, my tai
ents, If l have any, and my small earn
ing capacity are held by me in trust for
the benefit of mankind. l do not regret
the course l have pursued in refusing TO
take what | have inherited from my IA
Their. l regard that as unearned mere
ment. That represented what my father
did not need and what his laborers earned
for him. They should have it. If l have
a factory and employ 100 men and they
earn $500 a day, ii is not a fair distribu-
ton of profits if L take $lOO and give the
other 500 to the men. get 800 to 81 for
the men. My legitimate share is what
an equal division would bring me. The
other is unearned increment, the rainy
day fund of the laboring man, which
un1ustly take. That was the way regard
ed my inheritance. Hence, refuse it.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-07
BRIGHT BITS.

Possibly the Chinese would take lit
tic more kindly to Christianity if they re-
allied that they can believe in it without
practicing it.-Puck.
-Antiquated-" new gowns" he
cried.
why, yes" she replied sweetly. "All
of mine are last century styles."-Phila-
delphia North American.
Mrs. Mann-"That young Mr.. Childers
is dead 1t was awfully sudden. Isn't it
too bad?"
Mr.. Mainland he was getting along
so famously at coloring his meerschaum. "
The Transcript.
-Impervious-She There isn't one
man in million who would be so mean
to his wife and children as you are"'
He-"Now. that's what l admire in you,
my dear; you have such heart for fig
| ures!-L4ife.
Approach Of Christmas.-"Why did
Anthony Hope?" Because Mrs. Campbell
Praed." when does Albert Trott?'
when Gibson Bowles." "What gave Barry
Pan?" ITO see Flora Steele" why was
Rider Haggard?" Because he had to
Marie Corelli."-London Globe.
Little Boy-''How soon are you and Sis
goin' to be married.
| Accepted Suitor-"She hasn't named the
day yet. I hope she does not believe in
| long engagements"
Little Boy-"She doesn't know cause
all her engagements have been short
| Tit-Bits.
Invention Not Needed--Lady: why
don't the railroads have mechanical APP
planes for loading and unloading
! trunks?'
Depot Manager-"Well, you see, madam.
! lifting the trunks into the cars doesn
hurt anything but the men, and throw
ing them out doesn't hurt anything but
the trunks. New York Weekly.