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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-30
Stored Energy in the Earth.

New methods OF utilizing natures en-
erey constantly are being discovered, and
doubtless the future has In store greater
discoveries than yet have been made. r.
G. Mendenhall, in Casters Magazine,
writes OF the stored energy OF the heat
of the earth's interior and the possibilities
OF using IL as source OF power. He
says
The stored energy OF the heat Of the
earth's interior IL beyond power OF cal
culation and some not entirely unsuc-
cessful attempts 10 utilize this have al
ready been made. From n short distance
below the surface the temperature i'm
creases downward at an average rate
which indicates that at a depth Of 30
miles Il il not less than 5000 degees Fahr
and there is abundant reason for believ-
ing that the earth IL an intensely hot
body with only thin layer OF poorly con-
ducting cold surface matter These are
the essential conditions OF heat engine
of enormous capacity. and as in many
parts of tho world comparatively high
temperatures are found very near the
surface, while IN all parts considera BILE
ranges are possible wltiin reasonable DIFF
ferences 90 level the interior heat Of the
earth, which has an origin more remote
in time than the sun or its own sxial ro-
tation. is worthy OF most serious con-
siderstion az n possible and reasonable
solirce Of power It's importance will he
greatly enhanced when We are able 10
transform heat energy directly into cleo
tricity on a large scale and with economy.
avoiding the great waste which necessar-
ily accompan MES the use of the steam en-
gine. and this must soon come about.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-30
0LNEYVllte.

Cards ~ invitation are out for the an
nual happy gathering of the Sunset club.
which occurs Monday evening Dec .. and
az this time y few ~ the friends ~ the
members are invited to partake 81 p
banquet and 20 he Otherwise entertain
cd
The pleasant affsir Is IN charge 81 the
executive committee ~ the club
The fair " the 81 Anthony committee
will close this evening which was very
fattering success
Lieutenant Mowry Of the Chanee street
Police station was IN tho square this
morning but shows the effects of his re-
cent Illness
The STANDARD wheelmen held 2 social
in their pariors on Stokes street last
evening which was well attended
\ special temperance meeting will he
hold % tho Plsinheld street Baptist
church tomorrow evening
An address will be made BY Mrs De-
borah X Livingstone
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-30
GOOD WORK
Done Daily in Providence Many
Citizens Tell Of II.

Nearly every reader has heard Of
posns Kidney Pins. Their good work In
Providence sull continues. and our ciu-
zens are constantly adding endorsement
by public testimony. No better proof OF
merit can he had than the experience Of
frierds and nsishbors. Read this case:
Mrs. NJ. r. Carney Of 52i Admiral
street says:-'My husband was bothered
for long time with bad backache, his
kidneys were weak. the secretions from
those organs Were highly oolored and At
times very distressing We heard of
Doan's kidney Pills and got box. They
helped him from tho first. The use OF
two boxes relieved him Of the trouble
with the kidney sscretions and banished
the dun heavy schins from the back
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents
Fostcr-Mnburn Co. Bunslo. y. y. sole
sssnt, fof the United states.
Remember the name Dosns and take
no substitute. AUtfI rff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-30
In the World
Of Labor.

The Oysternen's Protective union met
the past week in regular session. There
was a large attendance and the strike was
fully discussed Messrs. VI. r. |oyle Of
the steam Alters and c. F.. Russell OF the
mschinists unions, spoke. The gist Of
their remarks was 10 hold out for they
had the American Federation OF Labor at
| their backs also they have sent fifty
\ five of their best men into other places
20 work. Helping hands have been Of
fered from several different organiza-
tions.
The Carpenters and Jo7nefs met ThU
past week and discussed the vote OF the
international union I'm regard 10 increas-
| ing the entrance fee.
The Plumbers union met last evening
and transacted quite large amount Of
| business. They adopted resolutions upon
,he death OF one OF their members, who
was killed I'm Attleboro, and voted assist
ance To the Oystermen's Protective
union.
Electrical Workers union. No 90 Is
preparing great treat for lovers OF dan
cling at the ball To be given i'm Labor
Temple. Dec. 81. At present they number
over $50 members They have made a gem
erous donation 10 the striking oystermen
The Team Drivers union has grown 50
rapidly that IL is necessary TO secure n
larger hall. The regular meeting will he
held tomorrow afternoon at 81 South
Main street with forty-two applications
20 he acted upon.
The Bockbnders union met last even
ing and transacted large amount of
routine business. This is young union
and is growing.
The Core Makers union met last even
ing and initiated several members into
their ranks. They also voted To help the
oystermcn ia their strike
Joseph Basinet wishes il stated that he
was elected vice president OF tho Build
ing Trades section of the r. l. Central
Trades and Labor union instead of Jo-
seph Barnet as stated last week.
The Hatters union has put out very
neat match box with their label on the
side
A local branch Of the Information
Brotherhood of Blacksmiths will he in
stituted At Labor Temple. Monday even
ing AT o'clock All machine forrers are
invited
The core Makers union win hold
special meeting next "Wednesday even
ing. Business Of the utmost Importance
requires All members TO be present.
The Maehinists union. No. 1tT 7. A. NJ.
met during the week and eight new
members were duly initiate A committee
o. the Oystermon's Protective union was
present and admitted 10 state the cause
Of their strike. Messrs. J r. Paine and
Harry Biske te4A- -ef t444-+Y sF4A =t4ees- ard
collection was taken up. The ha.i ON
Wednesday evening was decided success
about 100 couples were present
Al a regular meeting OF the Team
Drivers union this week fortv-cight ap-
pliCants were accepted as members. ana
this makes the membership 00. A volun-
tary donation was made to the Oyster
mems union.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

Msnton Church Of Christ (Disciples)-
| Communion H. S 5 l2:l5; evening :. Rev
| Mr.. Gilbert will preach.
German Evs Luth, corner Huntington
and Union avenues, + Loeber. pastor
Service 10.
Mission OF the Coming King s27 Broad
street-lG:i5 prayer and Breaking Bread
2:i5 preaching by Ed = Hopkins; con.
ference 7.30
Hebrew Mission. $50 North Main street.
Mission open for Jewish inquiries after
he truth as It Is in Jesus their Messiah
Rabbi Goldberg Christ's messenger in
Attendance 3.
The Faithful Workers Will meet at the
Randall Square Gospel Mission. s. Chalk
stone avenue, this Sunday afternoon at
Z o'clock. All the workers are kindly
requested to be present All are cordially
welcome.
Church of the New Jerusalem. Trinity
square, Rev George Wheeler. minister
Service l0:i5; subject: ''rhe Message OF
ZachariaS:" : ; 12.l5 lecture 7;30 by Rev
+ Frost Of Cambridge. Mass; subject:
swedenberg and the Books He Wrote"
French Baptist Society 26s Weybosset
street America hsll-Rev y y Aubin will
speak at l0:i5; $ 10
Allen Chapel 4 street Rev 7 T. Hasins
pastor--ll prayer and conference. 2:30.
s: $3.50, y r c T.; 7:So, preaching by
the pastor
Y NJ { A-a.So Workers meeting con-
Quoted by Dr r y Sprsgue: l. Mems
meeting with address by Rev r - Ander~
son. ID: The Fower of Purpose -
i:lS. Boys rallv
Broad Street Christian church. @ A
Coulbenr. pastor Worship with Com
munion 1885; $ 5 l9l5 r s G y, $40;
Evangelistic service 7:So
Wayland Chapel. South Angel street
and Wayland avenues 3
Park Side Congrega tional Society
Rounds avenues 6 2: evening service
$50. conducted by W X Logee; =
r 6:F
Mary Hopkins Rescue Mission. u Glenn
-ne@-stFeet- Services -a1-1.l5-- conducted
by students of Brown University
Rell street Chapel : p Bible Study
class, led by Mrs Spencer and open 20
all. at r. Suudsy evening service ~ 30.
Series on the Religious Aspects of Inter
nationalsm; subject THE World Wide
Cooperation OF Young Peoples Religious
Unions" Hon Alfred :. Rec OF Wcrccs-
Ter Mass will present the work of Y
NJ A Mrs Elizabeth u Brown tho
Rishop the work ~ & L 6 r unions On
Monday evening Dec 2 Rev Dr ] " Rar-
rows. president OF Oherlin college viii
speak ln tho International serles on
Modern Christian Missions" All arc
welcome
First church Of christ Scientist. 20
Bowen strect--SerViccs at in:i5. subject
God the Only Cause and Creator"
Second Church of Christ Scientist n
Bridgham street-Service 1885: subject;
God. the only Cause and Creator"
Church of Emmanuel. 2N Westminster
street Rev John Pennington. pastor r
$ 9:2o' preaching 1876, Communion s:
Gospel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-30
MISS M'COMB
WILL MARRY.
Despite Provision In Fathers
VIII She viii We'd Artist,
Or. TAFT GIVES HIS OPINION.
Simultaneous Appearances Of Tho Couple
lnN:S York Led 10 False RumM
Of Mirh,gs
Or. TAFT GIVES HIS OPINION.

New Yorg. Nov s0.-By the simulta-
neous arrival in this city OF Miss Fanny
Mecomb, Of Dobbs Ferry, and Mr.. Louis
Hsrsog. OF Philadelphia, report gain
ed credence yesterday that the young
couple are planning 10 marry in defiance
OF provision in the will Of the late
James Jennings McComh
Miss McCOmb came down from Dobbs
Ferry and went 10 the Murray IIll hotel.
Mr. HeTzog registered At the imperial.
Mlss McComb sent word 10 the office Of
tnt Murray Hi hotel early yesterday
morning that III any one called she was
out Of town Mr.. Herzoe called later
but he made no inquiries at the office
The message was apparently not meant
for him
MISS McComb and Mr. Herzog left the
hotel together at II o'clock I'm the forenoon
and IT was said, that they had been I'm
attendance at tho Thanksgiving services
In the Central Presbyterian church iii
West Fifty-seventh street
Dr. r. NJ. Taft Of 223 West Fifty-sev-
enth street, who IL lifelong friend of
Mr. Herzog, when seen last evening said
~ es. MIR. Herzoe and l are old friends,
sud after so many annoyancss from mis-
statements and fabrications both 10 him
self and his fiancee. who IL dear friend
frOr1 what I and his friends know OF Mr.
HeizoR he is FAR too tenacious man 10
allow anything 10 interfere and knowing
their attachment We do nothing can
prevent the marriage ultimately. As re-
CARDS ths odd codici In Mr. McComb's :
WILL that will assuredly not have any
bearing on the question since Mr. Her
zog's father. who fsvors their union
is rated among the wealthy men OF Phila-
delphia, while my friend has been very
successful Of late in many ways. For the
prcsent IL IS but natural that Miss Me-
Comb shoulc respect the period OF mourn
ing for Ler parent.
Their futLre plans are their own and
consequently l do not wish 10 discuss
them"
Later IN the evening Mr. IIerzog was
seen At the Imperial. DR.. Taft's inter
view was shown him and he was asked
" there was anything he wished to add
He replied th0t what Dr. Taft had said
-+.e--et1++r-ls--in in keeping with his ideas
aud was all that he cared To have said
AFTER they Lad returned 10 the hotel
MIR. Herzog was asked II a marriage cere-
mDny had taken place or was contein-
plated curing the day. lie replied
1T is absolutely false that Miss Me-
Comb and l have been married and IL is
not true that We are 90 be married to-
day."
lis the marriage 10 take place az an
early day?' wD- asked.
That is entirely our private affair and
! do not care TO discuss it," said Mr..
HerIog
Miss EcComb's share Of her fathers
estate has been estimated at 81 Ooo. 900. but
a codicil added to the will shortly be-
fore Mr. N,cComb's death last March pro-
Nides thar in case Miss Fanny McComb
shall marry Louis Herzos she will re-
ceire Instead an annuity OF s5.eo0. and
nothing more so long as she lives Her
dncone at present is estimated at sloo. 600
year, and IL Is for her TO decide be-
tween this and MIR. HerZog.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-30
WARREN.

The ". " g Jrs suffered dafeat AT the
hands OF the Bristol Y. NJ. G. A. team
Yesterday mornins az Bristol \ return
game will he PLAYED on Warren grounds
on Saturday next
choir rehearssls will he held IN the
NJ r.. Baptist and ST. Marks churches
tonight
The regular services will be held in tho
various churches tomorrow
Mr. Walter g, Lent was visiting friends
In Providence YESTERDAY.
several theatre parties from this town
visited Providence theatres Yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-30

1l;b Holy Communion: 12:l5 : 6.4j
y; 5:Sg Having a Good Time.
METHODIST.
MsthewSon street Rev : NJ Dick.
Ph. H.. pastor-lO:l5 Holy Communion:
1915 $ =; $3.50 T. l.: 530 Little Deeds and
Great Duties Mr. Bowen X. Church,
cornetist
UNITARIAN.
First Congrcga tional, Benefit and Be
nevolent streets--s $3.50; public worship
with Communion 1915. vespers 4. The
minister Augustus NJ Lord viii preach
IN and IN.
Westminster. G w Kent minister
Morning service al l0.i5 with Communion I.
sermon: The Unwelcomed Guest; 5 s
1910
ININERSALIST.
First Rev u ! Cushman. ID ID. pastor.
Morning worship l045; Holy Communion
~ ; l2:90. vespers ,.
Church of the Mediator Cranston and
Burgess streets. Rev w Selleck, pa stor
Public worship 1915, followed by COM
munion i2l5; Y p G l. $50; lecture
80 subject: The Morning OF Life or
An Inspiring outlook for Young Men
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-30
NOW IS THE TIME

Seasons change. We can't
change them. We can't pre-
vent the coming of cold and
damp airs.
But We can prevent the sore
throats, the coughs, colds and
lung troubles by taking SCOTS
Emulsion. Nothing does more
to make the tender throat
tough. Nothing gives such
strength to weak lungs.
Don't take risks when it's
easy to be safe. Now Is the
season for taking SCOTS
Emulsion in season.
Neil send you Iitii. % iry n you lts
sCorr & BowNE, ., raH susa, Ss- ysrh.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-30

Mr. Chandler may have the words
(which We pledge ourselves 20 promote"
engraved on the box also. He holds that
the man who wrote those words into the
fourth sentence Of the financial plank OF
the platform and made that sentence
read, We are, therefore. opposed 10 the
free coinage OF silver. except hv interna..
tionai agreement with the leading COM
mercial nations OF the world. which we
pledge ourselves to promote aud until
such agreement can be obtained the eX-
listing gold standard must be preserved
made The. elecHon o. Mckinley sure. He
says that withottflist phrase Mckinley
would have been beaten.
After election In 1896 Senator Cha~5,sr
made inquiries as 10 who wrote the
phrase. He met with conflicting claims
Then II was that he offered the reward of
500 20 the mar who wrote the words
There were many claimants. but the con-
test hnsSy sifted down 20 tno.
II DID 1T" SAYS WATSON.
n. X Watson. of Ohio. formerly attor.
ney-general Of that state, who was
member of the committee OF resolutions
at ST Louis said he was responsible for
the phrase. lie made claim 10 the 500 and
offered volunfnous evidence Secreiary.
Chandler heard that Senator Lodge had
written Ia tl4e- nhrase lie went 90 Lodge
and Lodge said he had
Senator Foraker had the rough draft of
the platform In his possession He pro-
duced IL. The phrase (which we pledge
ourselves To promote" was found TO he in
Senstor Lodges handwriting. Watson
then said that Lodge had acted merely as
his a-nanuansls. "'Rhe idea was mine"
said Watson.
Much testimony was taken on this
point. The inquiry was exhaustive and
made much fun In the senate. Finally Mr.
Chandler decided that the prize BELONGED
20 Sen Lodge. as Mr. Watson was not able
10 suhstartiate his amanuensis claim All
this took nearly i've years.
FoRAKERs TURN NOW.
Now Just as the box has been designed
and ordered, Mr.. Watson makes start
ling revelation. He SAYS he was talking
with Senator Foraker few days ago on
train and Senator Foraker told him that
Lodge was not the originator OF the
phrase.
Lodge was merely nv amaruensis
said Senator Foraker. Senator Chandler
says The box must be given 10 Senator
Lodge, but he will cheerfuliy hear ew-
1ence from Senator Foraker and if For
aker can prove that Lodge wrote at his
dictation the box car be rcplevined from
lodge and awarded 10 Foraker
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-30

Worcester; 4 V Hin, Cambridge; r y
White, Y; l. Netteman. Prov w r
Field. New Bedford; A W Bradley, \ Y.
p = Mills, j Moulton BOSTON; " y
Pheppes. Worcester; ~ " Wilson. y Y:
w Cotton. Phil. ] y Presser. Bridge
port; { krass, y Y. n Fernstrom.
Prov; n w kesy. Boston: J Q Pennie,
Wash, ID G; Lswthrop, Trenton, N
j.
TIE ALBEE-R Rurkell, Worcester:
y McPhail Frederick Moseley. NJ J
Jordan, AT Cripple Creek Coz Harry
LaRose, keiths; w Aldrich. Charles
Byron, George Crsnston, Boston; Robert
Davenport Springfield.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-30
A GREAT SURPRISE

Is in store FOR all who uSe Kemn.s RAJ
-sm for the Throat and Lungs the gree
guaranteed remedy. Would Won heiieve
that N rs sold on IT, merits and anv drug
wonderful remedy to give you ssmple
bottle free ~ never fails 20 ciire acute
or chronic coughs. All druggists sell
kempis Balsam. Price &c and Soc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-30

To celebrate the seventh anniversary of
the birthday OF Prince Edward of York.
the King gave his son a bicycle The ma
chine g., of course. very small The frame
has been made OF tho liehtest tuhing The
gear is g., and II Is interesting 10 note
that by the Kings express desire the
frame has been cnameled IN plain black
there heire no elaborate decoration IN the
NnN vi cold Mnlne
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS

NARRAGANSETT-J n Heinman. y
V; l. Avery Phil; l. y Dowley, Ned s
Lincoln. y Y; T y Reed. Boston; A Ley
enthal, y y. G Milkman, Prov; En-
cry. Boston: r NJ Dawson. Lewiston: w
Goodspeed and wife, Goodspced, Conn
W Schneider. Mcintosh. 7 II Dowsc,
W G Parks and wife, W r Parks. r x
Browne and wife. W : Blackinton - Y.
q Russo. g " Thompson. Boston: J r
MeJennett w a Courtand. " Graham,
Y: ~ staples, Bridgeport; & 7 White.
Allen, Worcester. A NJ Connect Geo
A Spnk. y V. r r Parker. Boston: Clif-
ford rowar, Brooklyn: T 4 Parker y Y.
f Davis. Edw sheehsn n n Desmond.
Boston: w ! Ticknor. y VI r = Evarts.
Meriden Chss & GoNe, W Castelle VI
King. " " Edwards y Y. ~ r Pal
mer. " r Green. NJ c Hayward. Prov;
Eugene Holt - e; r c. Marston. BOSTON
W lent. - Y; 6 l. Stone st Louis. v
$ Banks Bangor: " NJ Hail Northhamp
ton, l. " suvtf New Bedford; E r cole,
n Y.
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Ex-senator Chambers Silver
Box VIII Go to Him.
wROTE sIMETaLLlC PHRASE
IN tho Republican Platform Of 1895 - D. K.
Watson and Senator Foraker Claimed
Authorship Of the Words.

Washington. Nov. so.--After Ave years
Of patient Investigation ex-senator VIII
liam r. Chandler, of New Hampshire.
now President Of The Spanish Treaty wsr
Claims Commission. has decided that the
prize OF slO0 which he offered the man
who wrote the words which We pledge
ourselves to promote In the financial
plank Of the Republican national platform
OF 1896 belongs 10 Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge, of Nsssacnusetts
Senator Lodge has refused 10 accept the
money. so MIR. Chandler is having a
beautifully chased and engraved silver
box made al cost OF 500. and will give
this 10 Senator Lodge. In order to carry
out the bimetallic idea there will be one
part OF gold and sixteen parts OF silver IN
the composition OF the box
RECOGNITION OF sAGACITY.
On the lid will be the monogram OF
Senator Lodge the figures '16 To /" and
an engraved legend similar 10 this
's.s:t.ss:.s...-.9:. :..........s.
=. Presented to /.
4" HENRY CABOT LODGE
=. by /.
% WILLIAM r. CHANDLER. T.
4. Recognition 81 His sagacity I'm the +.
. Framing or the Republican Nation /.
. al Platform OF 1896. :.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-30

A bright. ae,Iv. man to sell accident ir.
surance a, low rata Mus, have REQ.
cmmendsuon. Apply a, tn. rRovss
pEScE NEWS. weybosse, street
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Only Remedy Used in Hospitals
PAINE'S
CELERY
COMPOUND,

Nervous prostrsion kills people IN America
every week than All the infectious diseases Kill In year
-statistcisn OF London Medical Journal
Nervous prostraton. taken in time, Is absolutely,
permanently cured by Paine's celery compound There
arc thousands OF physicians statements this effect.
IL is the only prepared remedy used in such
hospitals
Havana, Cuba, Nov 11-Mrs Lola Montalyo, who
Miss Bartons assistant and Is Of the suocor
Ing Hospital IN Guansbscoa and wife of Mr. r.. j.
talyo' Warden Of the city Prison in Havana, has
this statement:
Panes celery compound has beer used the Gu
many as FIVE years with success. Many we
there were others witA very weak A
be given Of patients who have completely cured
Paines celery compound. One bottle ured Miss Agu
heart disease she old and her her
failed May the Lord bless those indIyd who broug
and public"
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CRowN-W n storey. Boston: jas G
Ramsey. Lawrence A e Hssne. y V.
casper NJ Brown. Llody Brown. - T. Tui-
lls. Worcester: e n Mackay and vife
poston. : n Mulforf Elizabeth Aivsh
Bushnell, fhl y * Nssoss W p Philip.
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DORRANCE- John A Roos. New York:
John q Clarke. " Kingston: Robt era
ham. r T Stone. Boston: A Robertson.
New York, \ Joachim. 7 W Emerson J
Levi, Geo NJ Smith. X W IIovey. Boston
W Elliot;, Chicago Heights; Elias. g
W Gleason. Boston; Q " Good. Allen
town: w g Hickman Washington. Geo "
Parvln. Cinciuuati. & Pratt. HolNoke +.
r y Lstimer. Hartford W Hammer.
9 ~ Peudleton Boston. A Mclrose New
York W Woodruff. Oranf -: 7. Hs-
nan New York e. Durfec. Boston. q
q t.acorn. : F. Elliott. Beverly: e " Burr.
Eoston. \ puclos 81 HNacinth. Que
: Meidren. Montreal. " Rathburn
Pier. T = kersey. Mass: G X Campbell.
g Hodscher Boston VI Ienahan.
Providence. y ] Perry. New York. NJ Ei-
Vile Clarke. Syracuse: samuel " Hols-
apple. New York; Pratt, Boston.
NEWMAN Feaster. New York: G II
Kaiser. New Haven. Cross New
York Mr. and Mrs Courant. Gloucester:
VI Wldes, Boston. A I. Powers New
York: - Damon. Boston: ~ Williams
and wife. Boston strauss. VI sylvia.
New York: George whitman and lady.
Rrocktou; e + Holt. Boston: y n Tai
mage and wife New York. ] Pheips.
New York T. T. Putnam Detroit. Louis
Durr. Milwaukee: George r Medly. Rards-
town. by. q v r Roberts. " Furlong
J. FWTg I Mackey, y NJ Steele.
= Hill v y Wise. Boston: f.ouis Kelly.
Conn. n Esan. Boston: J Y bunica vs.,
Amherst n W Tucker, Charles g Cpwan.
New York; l. schwsb, Fostlms.. O.. &c ~
Moultou, Boston.
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MY FRIEND I'M. by Martha James:

MY FRIEND I'M. BY Martina james:
Here is a hook 10 please bright. active
boys The loyal friendship springing up
between Jim. the son OF mechanic, and
a wealthy mans son who is a. sunnysids
farm for his health, has made the basis
for clean. bright and most helpful dee
Scription of hov nfe. The fun IL rich,
and AT the same time Kindness - snis
mails. manliuess and honor are taught IN
the trucst wav Mr. Frank +. Merrill
provides = goodiy number Of capital pics
irres published by Lee a shepard
Price. 81.
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PERRIN-Gustav Straub. New York.
u Brown. Boston. q W Holbrook. Ran
doiph; " smith. salem. W Hits
Sam Allen. charles iaisson. New York
iIamiin. VI n. New Haven. j e
ffrzharr- fsu~rurr r
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-30

Recognition ~ His Sagscity I'm the
Fra ming or the Republican Nation
al Platform OF 1896