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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-06
Straszna eksplozya W Philadelphia.


1 I'M prZez Europe DWor ME Wrocl
do Pekinu, lecz "a stolice panstwa
obierze miasto Paotinfu, zatem
traca wszelka polityczna wartosc
postanowienia, re przy ambasa-
dach W Pekinie beda staly cudzo-
ziemcze zafogi, jake stafa grozba
bogdychanowi, Mech one sobie
| tam stoja! Do Paotinfu cudzoziem-
cy ME maja wstepu, sami sic go
/ wyrzekli, gdyz, ME wierzac W size
chinskiego rzadu, sami ME pray
stall ma chinska propozycye, ably
Gale Chiny byiy otwarte dla cudzo-
! ziemc6w. Go do Mongolii, to no.
wy ruch bokser6w, kierowany
| przez ksiazat i mandaryn6w, ska
zanych ma zyczenie mocarstw, lecz
zbiegfych, juz dat Rosyi sposo-
bnost do wypraw kozackich W oko-
lice Mongolii dla obrony tych g6r-
niczych przedsiebiorstw, jake tam
niby zakiada Rosya ma mocy wyla-
I cznej koncesyi, otrzymanej "a VIE
dza mocarstw. zwolna przygotuje
sic tam to, CO juz sic sta}o z Man.
dzurya z powodu koncesyi kole-
| jowej. Wreszcie Tybetu .juz pc
raz drugi W tym roku przybyfo dc
Petersburga nadzwyczajne posel-
stwo cd dalaj-lamy, kt6ry choc jest
wasalem Chin, ale jawnie czofem
bije pred biafym carem.
TAX wiec dzieki mocarstwom ME
Japonia bedzie kierowafa Chinami,
lecz Rosya. A coz sic tego STAG
moze? Prof. Straszewski taxa
mysl wypowiada: ,,zamiast zeby
Chiny przyiefy europejska cywili-
zacye, Europa stanie sic W przy-
szfosci Chinami. Bo Rosya, zagar'
| nawszy Aye i objawszy calkowite
po mongolskich dynastyach die
dzictwo, moze z czasem take GAIA
| opanowac Europe iw nowe zmie.
mic ia Chiny" (poniewaz sama sic
/ zchinszczy przez samowiadanie 400
milionowym narodem chinskim,
zwiaszcza, re i bez tego swa orga'
| nizacya spofeczna systemem rza-
dowym jest zblizona do chinskiego
typu). .Bedzie temu Juz lat pre-
szlo 30 - powiada prof. Straszew-
ski - jak amerykanski historyk
cywilizacyi Draper przepowiedziaf
Europe, re czeka ia los Chin. la
czy sic to z przepowiednia napoleon
ska = obie znakomicie pogodzi i
urzeczywistni Rosya". A potomko-
vie nasi beda mogli movie:
,,...praojcowie nasi, hofdujac ohy-
dnej polityce gwaitu i przemocy,
pozwolili, re zniszczaf nar6d, kt6ry
m6gf bye jedyna ich skuteczna cd
Wschodu osfona; nastepnie, kieru-
JAG sic W sprawach gospodarczych
handlowych wzgIedami wyzysku
chciwosci, ME dopuscili. aby ma
dalekim Wschodzie inny znowu
nar6d, kt6ry dobrowolnie przyjat
ich wfasna cywilizacye (Japonczy-
Cyl powoli przyswoif ia take Chi
nom. Dzieki temu wszystkiemu,
my, ich potomkowie, zostalismy
Chinczykami",
z cafej rozumnej rozprawy kra-
kowskiego profesora ma to tylko jej
zakonczenie trudno sic zgodzic.
Skoro nasi potomkowie ubolewac
beda mad swem policemen, to juz
ME beda Chinczykami, albo. jezeli
sic mimi stana, to juz ME beda
ubolewali. Kozacko-chinska czu-
cha moze nakryc Europe, moze W
niej zapanowae Rad rosyiski, mo-
emo zchinszczony, ale zadne zawo-
jowanie ME przerobi Ary6w W z6l-
tych, skosnookich Mongof6w. Dose
tego, ze W naszych oczach Europa
powt6rzyfa kolosalny dziejowy
biad, popeiniony W koncu Is stu
lecia, re to odpokutuje tyle dot.
kliwiej, o lie Chiny wieksze cd
Polski. Jest zasiuga profesora
Straszewskiego, ze awr6cii uwage
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-06
Telegrar11y.

ka, ceSarZOWa WQOWa rryueryhoHa,
matka cesarza Wilhelma, a siostra
kr6la angielskiego Edwarda, una
ria wczoraj wieczorem godz. 6:l5.
Jako przyczyne smierci podano:
wodna puchlizne W pofaczeniu z
rakiem.
! Smierc cesarzowej Fryderyko-
wei nastapita nieco niespodziewa.
ME, gdyz o godz. 4 lekarze oswald
czyli, re ME zaszfa zadna zmiana W
stanie jej zdrowia, U jej ioza smier-
CT byly wszystkie jej dzieci, z wy
iatkiem Henryka, kt6ry bawi W
Cadix. Cesarz Wilhelm przybyf
rano godz. $50 i tax jak inni
czlonkowie rodziny, wieksza Geese
dnia spedzif W pokoju umieraja-
cej.
Wiadomosc o smierci cesarzowej
Fryderykowei przesfano TELEGRAPH
cznie na wszystkie strony swiata.
Kr6l angielski Edward otrzymaf
wiadomoSc na yachcie kr6lew-
skim.
w catych Niemczech i W Anglii
panule zaloba: dzienniki pojawily
sic czarnych obw6dkach. o
szczegolach uroczystosci pogrzebo-
wych mic jeszcze ME wiadomo; ME-
wqtpliwa tylko wydaje sia rzecza,
re zwfoki zostanQ zfozone W koscie.
lie ,,pokoju" Poczdamie, obok
zwlok cesarza Fryderyka.
BERLIN, ego Sierpnia. =
Znik}y juz wszelkie nadzieje ME.
kt6rych, re partya centrum zdecy-
duje sic doprowadzic do upadku
taryfe clowa. Dotychczas organa
tel partyi milczaly tel sprawie,
ale teraz gi6wny jej organ, ,,Koel-
nische Volkszeitung" wystapif z
entuzyastycznym artykutem wstep.
nym ma korzysG novel taryfy.
Gazeta ia twierdzi, re centrum po-
pre- projektowane podwyzszenie
eel ma zboze. Go do innych cef,
to moze zajdq niekt6re zmiany, ale
W gf6wnych zarysach nowela pozy.
ska moe prawna.
LoNDYN, ego Sierpnia. :
Manewra foty zostaiy wczoraj po.
poludniu nagle przerwane ma roz-
kaz adniralicyi ogloszono, re e.
skadra nieprzyjacielska zwyciezyfa,
Ostatniego rezultatu ME ogloszo.
no; eskadra obronna jednakowoz
stracifa II krazownik6w, 8 kano.
merck s kontrtorpedowc6w; ME-
przyjaciel zas stracif tylko 3 krazo-
wniki, 3 kontrtorpedowce 3 tor
pedowce, a zdobyf mn6stwo okre.
tow handlowych.
BLoMFoNTE1N, ego Sierpnia. -
Komendant Froneman, syn ko.
mendanta Fronemana, kt6ry miaf
zastrzelic agenta pokojowego, Nor
gendaela, zostat W poblizu Win
burga po dtuzszem sciganiu zabi-
ty. Znaleziono przy MIN wazne do
kumenta.
Anglicy zajeli W poblizu Boshof
tabor wojenny Boerow zfozony z
10 wozow.
W1EDEN, ego Sierpnia.- S
w miescie Celowcu (Klausenburg)
W Siedmiogrodzie powstaiy rozru-
chy przeciw wfadzom wegierskim.
Wiekszosc ludnosci, Niemcy, kt6-
rzy ME chca uznac wfadz wegier-
skich, zburzyfa budynki publiczne
dom prezydenta policyi, miesz-
kancy tego domu zaledwie uszli
zyciem. Podobno DUO ludzi costa
10 zabitych, Wiadze domagaja sic
przysfania wojska.
PITTsBURG, Pa. 5go Sierpnia. =
Prezydent organizacyi ,,Amalg.
Assoc, Shaffer, powr6cif wczoraj
W pofudnie Waszyngtonu i W
gf6wnej kwaterze organizacyi roz-
mawiat reporterami. Ma zapyta.
ME, kiedy ogfosi strajk og6lny, od-
powiedziaf, re prawdopodobnie W
przeciagu tygodnia. Me umiaf je-
dnak powiedziec, czy robotnikow
to dotyczyc bedzie. Przyznai, re W
Waszyngtonie byt W biurze sFe-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-06
Kronika Miejscowa.
z urzedu zdrowia.

W zeszlym tygodniu umarlo 81.
os6b mniei, niz W tygodniu zaprze-
sztym, co przypisac glownie male
zy zmniejszenfu sic upal6w. Ma
tyfus umarlo W zeszfym tygodniu
wprawdzie 7 os6b wiecej, niz W ty-
godniu przedostatnim, lecz "a to
zapadfo W minionym tygodniu ma
to chorobe malo os6b, czego VINO.
81 urzqd zdrowia, re woda do picia
byia W ostatnich dniach lepsza, niz
poprzednio. Wog6le stan zdrowia
mieszkanc6w poprawit sic i wypad-
XII dyfteryi, szkarlatyny, zarnic,
ospy i kokluszu byiy rzadsze. W
szpitalu izolacyjnym pozostafo W
Sobote tylko 6 os6b chorych ma O.
spe. Og6fem umarfo 526 os6b.
PROXY mleka wykazafy, re srod.
XII przedsiewziete przeciw mlec a
rom pomogfy. Dostarczano lep-
szego mleka, niz dawniej. l6,S17
os6b korzystalo re zakfad6w kapie-
lowych. Skonfskowano 50,122
funty zepsutego miesa.
Dzieci urodzilo sig 545: 290
chfopcow i 255 dziewczst.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-06
Ze spraw miejskich.

Znany powszechnie handlarz re-
alnosci miejskich S. E. Gross udaf
sic do komisyi sprawdzania podat-
k6w prozba, azeby oszacowano
inaczej jego majatek. Gross twier-
dzi, re jest ,wart" tylko Sll,64l,
gdy tymczasem miasto kaze mu
pfacic podatek cd sunny S25OOO0.
Podfug oswiadczenia kontrolera
Frost otrzyma miasto W roku bic.
zacym million dolar6w mniej do
chodu, niz potrzeba ma opedzenie
wydatk6w.
Komisarz zdrowia wzywa leka-
rzy, azeby zgfaszali sic jake ocho-
tnicy do sztabu sanitarnego, do
kt6rego nalezy obecnie 80 lekarzy
i dozorczyn.
Szef policyi zarzadzif przeslado-
wanie tax ich szynkarzy. W ktorych
lokalach odbywa sic gra W karty.
w wielu mieiscach dzielnic p6ino-
cnej i zachodniej istnieja take mo-
ry, gdzie robotnicy przegrywaia
calotygodniowe zarobki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-08-06

dzle miejskiej przeprowadzic ordy-
! mans, azeby wentyle bezpieczenst.
wa przy kotfach parowych byfy "a
mykane tax, azeby maszynisci ME
mogli ich przesuwac..
Dzien FOley'6w.
John Foley iona jego Mary
Foley ME zgadzali sic W Niedziele
W pogladach ma zadania tego zycia'
Poniewaz maz W braku argumen-
tow chciaf przeciw zonie zaapliko-
wac prawo piesci, sasiad jego Pc
ter Foley udaf sic ma stacyei spro.
wadzif do Johna Foley policyanta
Foley. John Foley zostaf areszto-
wany stawiono go wczoraj pred
sedzia, kt6ry ma wniosek adwokata
Foley podsadnego uwolnif. John
Foley powrocif do Mary Foley, a
policyant Foley Peterem Foley
poszli "a MIN, ME troszczac sic
wcale o adwokata Foley, kt6ry udaf
sic W swoja droge. Czy ME zawie-
le tych FoIey'ow.
Wyr0dna matka.
Pred sedzia Horton staneia
wczoraj Minnie Roeback z pm.
1905 Armour ave., ktora W Kwiet.
niu rib. uciekla cd meza, zabrawszy
soba czworo dzieci. Kobieta od-
dala sic nafogowi pijanstwa i o
dzieci ME dbafa. Razu jednego
ME bylo jej W domu przez Gala do
be, a dzieci ME mialy co jesc. Ma
reszcie postaDowili sasiedzi zajac
sic losem dzieci. Przyprowadzono
je wczoraj z matka pred sedziego.
Roebackowa trzymafa naimiodsze
ma reku. Bylo ono tax zbiedzone,
re umario w sadzie, zanim zdofano
pospieszyc mu pomocq. Wyro-
dna matka ME okazala zalu po stra'
Gle dziecka, skarzyla sic tylko, re
msz dawat jej zaledwie cztery do.
larry ma utrzymanie. w tych wa
runkach wyzywic dzieci ME mogfa,
poniewaz wydawaia DUO ma piwo
w6dke. Sedzia odesfaa dzieci do
domu sierot.
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Inspector kotfow pragnie W ra-
die miejskiej przeprowadzic ordy-
mans, azeby wentyle bezpieczehst.
wa przy kottach parowych byfy "a
mykane tax, azeby maszynisci ME
mogli ich przesuwac.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25
DYERVlLLE.

Mrs. Sidney Mowry, of Smithheld, Is
visiting. at Mr.. and Mrs ID. NJ Mowrys.
Mr. James Briggs OF Eaglevile. Conn,
is overscer Of weaving. In the mill here.
lie succeeds Mr. G.. W. Carter, who has
retired.
Mr.. S. J. Wilson, Jr, has two owls lately
acquired. They are not yet domestcated
and are very fierce IN receiving advances
from strangers.
Mr. George Tobey, oyerseer Of carding
here, is receiving ongratulstions. The
new conner IL an eight ponnd boy. II
arrived Monday night.
Miss Ellen Conners, who has kept the
little store In the village for number oI
years, was united In marriage las, week
10 Mr.. Frank Delahunt.
Mr.. g. w. Garter. overseer Of weaving
for the Dyerville Manfg. Co.. severed his
connection with the mill Saturday. lie
was presented with couch by the en-.
plJyces q his department.
Mrs Bridget Nolan, one of the Oldest
residents Of the place, and she has been
an employe Of the Dyerville .Nanlg. Co,
for more than thirty years, has given up
her work at the mill and gone 20 live
with her daughter in . NEVILLE
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25
THORNTON.

Take your prescriptions to llough's
money and get what Is ordered.
AT recent meeting of the Primrose
Literary and Social Club, the following
officers were elecled President George
Patterson; Vice President-B. Murphy /;
Financial Secre,ary-Robert Saunders /;
Recording Secretary George Hudson (;
rreasurer-Martin RAFFERTY,; Standing
Committee - George Hudson, Julius
Quay, Bob Murphy, Walter Murphy,
Joseph Saunders; Trustees James Me
Dole, George Patterson, Martin Rafferty,.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25
GRANlTEVlLLE.

Mr. Howard Sherman went on bust
ness tip to New Lon,on This week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheffield of thi.
place are both confined to their home by
! illness
Miss Edith Winsor Of Olney,ile was
the gues, Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
3ehrens last week.
The wheelwright shop, owned by Mr..
Nathaniel Carey OF this place is nov open
and ready tor work.
MIR. aud Mrs O. p. Sherman attended
the funeral services of Miss Oscar Sher.
man at Wakefield, Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Coffin and Mr. Jessie Tour.
teIo,t of Johnston were the guests of Miss
Harrington Monday evening.
Mr.. Rufus Harris. the well known fox
hunter OF this place, Who has had such
luck in capturing foxes, outdid his own
record when he walked through Granite
Vile this week with two large foxes
thrown over his shoulder.
a large number OF the friends and rela-
tiyes OF Mr.. Alfred Sweet and wife met at
their home In Greystone, Saturday even
ing. TO celebrate their thirIieth anniver.
sary. The presents which they received
were many and beautiful and bespoke the
love and esteem with which they are held
by all their friends. After the beautiful
gifts had been duly admired and fine
musical program rendered collation. was
served to the guests.
William Maihewson Jr., son OF Mr..
William Mathewson Of this place, passed
away last Saturday night He was
good citizen and faithful worker In the
church In this place where his presence
will be greatly missed lie leaves wife
and one daughter to mourn his loss. His
funeral services were held at the home OF
his brother, Mr, Daniel Mathewson on
Tuesday morning. The floral pieces
from his relatives and friends were beau.
tiiul.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25
GEORGlAVlLLE.

MT Frank o. Martin of this place n
now serving on jury.
Mr., II, r. Farnum, who has beeu visit
ing In Texas, has returned home.
John Scott Of this village. who had his
feet frozen few weeks ago, has got tC
have them amputated IL Is said.
The ise men have been very successful
in this place this winter. The crop I,
nearly harvested. A large amount of the
ice will average between ten and twelve
inches.
a lecture illustrated with the stereopti-
con was delivered al the Free Bapust
Church, Sunday evening. Subject
Banyon's Pilgrims Progress and the
lecturer was Mr.. Lawton.
Miss Jessie Sergeant and brother An
drew Sergeant OF Philadelphia are visit
ing Mr.. William Sergeant OF this place
The Sular monthly social given by the
Ladies Benevolent Society was held last
Friday afternoon and evening at the par.
sonage' II was very successful fnan-
eially. All present enjoyed themselves
a literary and musical programme was
rendered including; Music, Miss Bertha
Mason; music, Warren lIealey and Rich.
ard Healey; reading. Edith Mason; mus.
teal duet, Misses Bertha Mason and
Grace Loomis; reading, Rev. John
Mason.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25
SAN S0UCI,
OLNEYVILLE SQUARE.
CREENVILLE.

The annual business meeting was held
al the +. b. Church on Monday evening
Frank Gavitt spent Tuesday at his
cousins In Warren.
Mrs. Ira Smith is suffering with muscu.
lar rheumatism.
Rev. g. b. Cutler attended the funeral
OF w. Mathewscn in Granitevlle on Tues.
cay.
Mr.. Kennedy, who has been vi.iti &
Lis family in this place, has returned TO
New York.
Mrs. Frank Farrar spent Tuesday at
her fathers in Glocester.
Mrs. j. Blodgett is visiting her mother
L. this place.
Mrs. Melissa Thornton has gone to
Providence tor a few weeks stay.
The whist club was entertained by DR.
Irazi at his residence on Tuesday even
ilg.
Mrs Grace Couterier OF New York has
been visiting at A p. Mowry's the past
veek.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Winsor, Sr.. who
have been sick with the grippe, are SLOW
~ recovering.
Mrs Josie Stesre has been visiting her
niece, Mrs. Whitaker in Providence this
week.
0. II Southwick opened a sbho ! for
dancing In wilkinson Hall on Tuesday
evening.
Miss Lora Oa,ley Is the n:w teacher
chosen for the LonghoIse school In place
Of Miss Mary ColwelI, who has re-
signed
Your child's life my pay the forfeit Of
neglect. Always have Dr. Hough's
Cough Bal an ready for use.
/ A party of sixteen attended the sacred
cantata, The Nazarene," given 10y the
i Chepachet chorus choir in the Congrega.
/ tional Church In that place on Weines.
cay evening. 1t was finely rendered and
/ great enjoyed bv all.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25
MANTON.

John Harrington is better OF his late
Illness.
Cour, Lyman held a regular meeting
on Monday evening.
Thomas Joyce, who Is now living ir
Warwick, is considerably improved In
health.
Miss Hattie Higgins visited Boston
on Wednesday.
A. ,. Heaney will be the speaker al
Christ Church on Sunday,
II. II. Roxbury has removed from Yer
mont avenue to Nichols Plat.
Postmaster Remington, who has been
III with the grip is better. r.,
The Manton Club had a German
Supper" in its rooms last Monday even.
ing.
Joseph Newman, who has been seri-
ously Ill with pneumonia, is slightly
better.
EFF. Hicks, who has been on the sick
list, is able to be out again.
a whist party under the auspices OF
Altar Chapter was held in Odd Fellows
Hall, Tuesday evening a large mum.
Der attended.
Carleton Il. Deveraux has completed
mis- term OF apprenticeship at the Build.
ers Iron Foundry.
The thirtieth anniversary Of Rev.
Father Carroll TO the priesthood will be
lttingly observed this evening.
The basket party held at David
Strangers on Friday of last week for tn
benefit of the Baptist church was a suce
cess in every way.
The officers Of Abraham Lincoln
Lodge, X. OF p, were installed on Wed.
nesday evening Of last week by District
Deputy Pay. There was a large attend
ance.
Owing to the state OF his health DIR.
Fred Thrift has removed his dental office
to the Hopesworth Saniarium at Bristol
where he Is prepared to do work tor his
customers In tins section.
The TINES account Of the recent fire
at the Msnton Station, was we are sorry
10 say not according to the real facts Of
the case; the writer was misinformed In
regard to the matter. II seems that the
fire was discovered by the watchman at
The Manton Mil and the prolonged notes
Of the mill whistle soon brought
out the Johnston Volunteer Fire
Co., which quickly got two streams
Of water on to the burning
building. Policeman Tucker thinking
the fire was on the city side rang In an
alarm which brought Hose 10 to thespo'.
The city company arrived after the fire
had been practically subjued by the local
company. The TINES regrets its error of
last week, as il would like To- have been
the first TO give the credit OF good and
efficient service where it was due. The
volunteer company has proved it's capa.
city for quick and satisfactory work at
number OF fires and is all the more
worthy Of praise from the fact that it is
not paid organization.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25
Tho Mothers Favorlte.

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Is the
mothers iavorite. II IL pleasant and safe
tor children 20 take and always cures. il
Il intended especially for coughs, colds,
Group and whooping cough, and Is the
best medicine made for these diseases
There IL not the least danger n giving u
10 children Tor II sontains no opium OF
other Injurious drug and may be gwen ~
confidently 10 3 babe az 10 an adult. Foi
sale by B. a Smith and Gilbert y.
Parker, Olneyyille; Vim. Dunning 4
Bro. 3s5 Msnon avenuej and y. r.
Reiner, Centerdale.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25
SOUTH SCITUATE.

Services will be held at Trinity church
on Sunday at 3 80 p. m.
William Salisbury, who was injured
last week on the road, Il getting along
we'll His injuries are not severe.
w. z. Briefly and Charles Potter, OF the
Allen Fire Department Supply Co., were
In town yesterday.
Several people from this section al
tended the funeral OF Deputy Sherih
Fish on Friday Of last week
Cyrus Young, an aged resident Of this
section, was recently stricken by pa
ralysis.
One Of the new electric cars was
brought from Auburn 70 Rookland on
Monday by one Of Z. +. Pages large
teams. II Is understood that three more
will soon he moved.
Samuel and Fred Potter are preparing
to manufacture bobbins at shoe-string
factory at Pottersvilie.
A child wa. born last week TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Ives Salisbury.
Town Clerk Remington was in Proyi
de1ce, yesterday.
Town Councilman Ferdinand Allen
who has been very ill, IL somewhat better
Call for the Y.Knot Cigar.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25

II troubled win weak digestion,
belching, sour s'onarh, or II you feel dull
after eating. Try Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets. Price 25 cents. Sam
plies Tree al B. \. Smith and Gilbert X.
r. Parker. Olneyvillei WIN. DunninR
& Bros. 35S Manton avenue, y. +.
Reiner. Ceuierdale's drug store.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25
KEITh'S NEW THEATRE.

n Xt wees Keith entertainment. AZ
outlined by the advance announcements,
should prove one OF the best Of recent
weeks. II will be headed by Lydia Yea.
mans Titus, the famous singer comedI.
cnne, whore character songs and imper.
sonations were received with such favor
at this house more than year ago and
who certainly has no equal In her field.
The Juggling lohnsons, a quartet Of re.
markable club maninipulators, whose
performance c'ea'c genuine sensation
Two seasons ago, will return with their
new act, which is saiJ to be the most re.
markabIe exhibition Of dextefity to be
seen in vaudeville willard Simms,
famous character actor and impcrsonator,
will present his new comedieita, Film
der's Furnished Flat" assisted by Aimee
Angeles aud company. This Is said TO
be one OF tho most entertaining things in
vaudeville today, and full OF bright new
features. Joe Welch, the inimitabIe i'm
personator Of the East Side Hebrew, and
John f. Camp, the English grote sque
comedian aud monologuist, should afford
an abundance OF lsughter provoking ma.
terial; and Max Cincinnati, the great Eu
ropean 1uggler, whose sickness" almost
surpasses belief, is sure to prove a very
strong card. Frances Keppler, dainty
juvenile comedienne and vocalist, and
Terry and Elmer, In their unique dancing
and comedy skit, "rhe Human Top"
are two very strong ond popular features
that will give variety to the programme
and please many. The new set OF Bio.
graph views will contain several par leu.
arly effective pictures, while ihc s'ereop.
ticon views are promised to be more than
| ordinarily timely and interesting.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25

Particular Dlncr-This nsh, walter
Truthful Waiter (prOnpily)-Was
Killed this morning, sir.
Particular Diner fapproyInRly)-1ou
dld quite right 10 XIII H. because u
had been on shore 50 long that IL must
have forgotten how 90 swim, and
would have been drowned II II had
ever gone 90 sea again.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25

Persons who suffer from Indigestion
cannot expect 10 liye long, because they
annot eat the TODD required 20 nourish
he body and the products Of the undi.
yesied f5o5s they DO eat poison the blood.
Il Is important 20 cure indigestion as
soon a. possible, and the best method of
ioing this Il to use the preparation known
ls Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Il digests
shat YOU eat and restores all the
digestive organs 70 perfect health. g.
R. Parker. Olnsyyiile; y. r. Rsiner,
Centerdsle.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25
CENTERDALE.

{. B Murgstroyd Is confined to his
home by an attack Of pneumonia
W.. a. Sweet has completed filling his
ice houses on Fruit Hill.
Rufus Harris shot two foxes on Satur.
day Of last week near the Colwell Farm
In Johnston The foxes were running
ogether and each received a barrel Of
Mr.. Harris gun. This beat, the record
Before retiring always see tha, DR..
Hough's Cough Balsan Is handy. Its
imely use has saved many lives.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25
Wrapper Bargain.

One lot fine Calico Wrappers, IN dark
patterns, large full size, ,tasiefully trimmed
wide aounce. gSc wrapper In any store !;
our price syc Not more than two 10 a
person. J. =. Jones & Co., ~, %. y, r3,
20 n, z4. ~ Arcade, Providence
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-01-25

Cut this out and take 1t 70 B. a. Smith
s. Gilbert r. Parker. Olneyville, VIM.
Dunning & Bros, 35s Manton avenue;
and y. +. Reiner's, Centerdale's drug
store and get free sample OF Chamber.
aims Stomach and Liver Tablets, the
best physic. They also cure disorders Of
the stomach, biliousness and headache.