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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05

NJ Faine'e cslsry compound hsve been
sshdins fhis grestsst of all prepared renee
dies. 20 the four Quarters OF the earth.
IN larger AMI larger shipments relieving
ana curing tho sick. restoring the weak
and depressed 10 health and strength.
making u possible or many and many
person 10 live. who could find no relief
in well-intended prescriptions or anti
qlated and worthless ssrsapaiiilas and
nsrvfues
In these years that have seen so many
duacks come and go. one so-calied med-
cine was put M by no more experienced
4 hand that pushing Philadelphia real
estate dealer; another has been and is
now run IN part by grcup of snarp
newspaper men. another which originated
as pleasant thing for colds has added
rot to its virtues, but To its schemes OF
advertisins. until II has become IN the
minds OF it's projectors a cure for all the
ailments under the sun and such in
stances might be multiplied Don't touch
thein.
All these have had, or are having their
day. while the demand for Americas
greatest family remedy-a real remedy for
real ills-an effective tonic and honest
invigorator, has not suffered from the
attempted substitution of other prepara-
tons. Paine's celery compound IL medis
cine that cures the sick. and no high class
toner to take anything in It's stead.
Paine's celery compound has gone on
steadily gaining in fame these years be-
cause those who have tried IL have grate-
FUZZY sung its praises. aud in every COM
murity In the country have by word Of
mouth spread it's fame.
According 10 the we'll known ethics OF
reputable physicians. this prescriptions
was at the very outset freely presented to
physicians in good standing. and the for
mula is gladly given them today.
For that reason Faine's celery com-
pound has never been included among
patented medicines Coming from 80 high
source. and 80 searchingiy tried and
recommended physicians have long en-
ployed IL as unhesitatingly as they have
used their official preparations.
IL drives the poison germs of decp-seat.
ed disease from the blood
IL brings bouyancy or spirit In place OF
lassitudo and despondency.
IL allows the overtaxed system to start
fairly on the road 10 health.
Ii procures the sleep so necessary to
brain and nerve centres.
IL strengthens.
Invigorates.
Gives new tone TO the system
Makes the blood healthy.
Is food for the nerves
IL makes people we'll.
Thousands have been benefited thou.
sands have been cured by Paiues celery
compound, when everything else has fail
ed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05
RELIGIOUS
NOTICES
BAPTIST.


calvary. Broad and Stanwood SITS. Ed
ward Hoiyofe pastor f0iS. church rally
ard communion. sermon by rasior /. 1s.is
Bible school rally, address by President
taunce of Brown University: 6.n, q r.:
$50, Christian Endeavor rally: President
Woolley of Pawtucket g y and the pas
tor will speak special choral music.
Central. Rev r II Anderson. u u. pas
tor-lo:fs. morning service. i2:is. S s.: s:4s.
Young Peoples Gnion 7:3o, special must
cal service IN tho main auditorium
Cranston 81 Rev ]. I, Henson. II II
pastor breaches, in.i5 and 7:sO. with
stereopticon song service. ) s. 1915; G E.
615.
Ebcaezer A 81. Rev r * Butler. pas
tor-Preaching, II, and 1880; $ $. 4; G r..
Union, corner John and East SIS
Preaching by Rev James X Ever. i0.l5:
:. l215: + s e Il. $50; preaching, 7:so
by Rev w III Lane
Broadway, Rev j V Osterhout. pastor
:. io:i5; preaching by the pastor, 1915
and 1:l5
Dyer Ave s. i:i5: evening service. &.
Johnston, BeIkhap Districts s, i2;
preaching. 1:m.
Feari 81. Grand Autumnsi Rally
lo:b, rally ~ church. sermon bv pastor.
Rev J a Hainer; i2is rally OF s & roll
call. address by Mr. A T. Stratton, Paw
tucket. NJ G A; $50. rally Of & y Union
meeting. address h. Prof George r Yves
ton; T3o, Union rally. sermon by pastor.
reception Of mcmbcrs communion, special
music az all scrviccs
First Rev ~ " King n n. pastor
Morning 1895: $. l2:l5. YPs e.
500 evening. 80; preaching morning
and evening by the pastor
stewart St-Presching by the pastor
Rcv Edwin Bromley. 1895. subject Send
Your Questions TO Jesus s. i2lb: q
G. 5:3o. sermon. a Stranger from the
Country Lords supper after sermon.
French Baptist Society. 2se Weybosset
81, tWertCH fHti Rev X y Nubfn. pastor
Preaching. loi5 and communion: sic
CONGREGATIONAL.
North. Walling St--Morning service.
i0i5 s s. 1915. y PSC T.. $50. Gregory
u Walcott Will preach
Pilgrim, Rev r y Pullsn. minister
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05
Immense Photographic Plate

The largest Photographic plate ever
manufactures Is reins made bv a drv
plato company ~ 81 LOUIS n - eixhe
feet ions, four feet and eight incres wid,
and three -sishths ~ an inch m thickness
says The New York Tribune. n win ~
used hy George Lawrence. ~ cheat.
vho vii make ? Photograph from q ball
loon cf 81 Paul and Minneapolis - the
Twin cities " To make this rists N vas
necessary for the company - procure
new apparatus offenlareed dimensions A
great marble shah. larger 'hau the plate.
was the hrst requisite. t'pcn this tbs
plate IL rcstire While The Coating W being
applied. Large chunks ~ ire ber.afh N
keep u AZ temperature mat will cool
The emulsion rapidly as it " applied. TIA
remainder ~ tho process ~ msnufactura
is identical with that 10 which SmAilsp
plates are subjected. Two OF the biR
plates will be rsbe. 40 that good ore
may he insured. This prccaution n ncces-
sary because the manufact1re of plates
I'm summer II much moro dinscnlt ana un-
certain than In winter, owing - the hes1.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05
Kings Odd Incomes.

Directly or Indirectly. says London Tit
Bits, King Edward has some very curious
forms OF income. which are especially in
teresting just now when the question OF
HIS Majesty's civil list is being consid-
cred. strangely enough. they include
rents paid for patches OF the seashorc.
collcries. pieces OF peoples private gar
d hns. police stations and even chimney
pots on houses. All these come within
what are generally known AZ Crown
lands. the revenues from which are A
hereditary right OF the sovereign The
late Queen Victoria surrendered her
rights 10 these revenues for life and TIL
six months after her death, 20 the Ma
tional Exchequer In consideration Of a
civil list grant Of R3s5.oo0. and upon her
death Il was To be left 10 the king 10 de-
eide whether he would adopt the same
course or resume direct possession II ~
taken for granted that his masfesty
chooses the former. but thn various prop
critics are still his. and are only let out.
a as-..-were. TO the country. The total i'm
come ~ them comes 10 some hundreds
of thousands ~ pounds.
II is the small items. however. which
are the most peculiar. In Hampshire. for
instance. there are several old houses and
pieces Of ground from which the crown
has been IN the habit of drawing slen-
der yearly income IN consideration of GER
tain rights granted. hut I'm many cases
these have been sold Just lately. To take
a sample-'herc are in the parish OF Sorlcy
two old houses. chimney on another
house ard $50 acres ~ land the rights to
all Of which were sold for tho remarkably
low figure of cio ies sd In Framshsw
also there are two chinineys on an old
house and an acre Of land a. welt FOR
which tho landlord paid the crown moth
ing more than a yearly rent of one penny
These 10 will be agreed. did not cousti-
tute very encouraging possession. and
under the circumstances the crown proha-
bly did wisely little time aso In dis
posing Of the lot for lump sum OF IS.
Ia
There are plenty ~ strange crown prop-
critics iu London The king himself has
dined az The Carlton hotelf ~ tho corner
Of tha Haymarket but when he did 40
probably few people undsrstood that he
was then sitting upon his own posses
sions. AZ p matter 81 fact the land on
witch stands the hotel Ter Majesty 81
theatre. witch adioins n. aud tho Rnyai
Opers House. the Royal Opera Arcade
running oft Pail Mall With the buildings.
brings in tho crown clsn0 4 YEAR and
Will continue 10 do 40 for The next 20
Years. whom the lease viii run out IN the
same way tho Holborn restaurant. with
It's famous Kings hall Yields the crown
the substantial sum Of cieiu pct anhnm
The Albany street ard vine street uo-
lice stations both belong 10 the crown.
For the former the sum Of Ei5n , wear
II paid b. the police Authorities. but |
Nine street is n much more valuable as
set. yielding as much a. G5i5 There Il |
a piece OF land which f. part ~ tho or
namentsl gardors attached 10 Dartmouth
House. at the south side of ST Jamcs'
park. which Is an example cf the detached |
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-05
Magic Hair Stain

For brown or black: prepared nv
GEORGE oRMSBY, Wig Maker md
Hairworker. iS9 fremont street. Boston.
II Is simple. safe ana easily applied; con.
tairs no lead polsons; use IL once ana
you Will never use any other BLAND
ING e. BLANDiNG. "a weybosset street:
GEO. l.. CBAFLiN. 20 SO. Main street.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-19
Action vs. Premature.

It is admitted by the Commission that
the organization OF civil government IN
der control Of the Commission in certain
OF the prOyinces-Cebu, BohoI, and Bd-
taEgas-was premature. and that later
these provinces were turned back to the
military authorities to be entirely under
the control Of the latter until the rem
nanJs OF the inSuTTection therein should
be eradicated- In several instances the
Commission has appointed former III
sUTgent generals to provincial Offices
where such men have beeJ OF especial
aid in bringing about peace and where
they have been recommended by the com
maEdiag officer Of the province.
We believe. says the report, that
the appointments made have had a good
effect. and the appoiutees have been aHx-
iOus to do their duty"
The general provincial law provides for
FIVE Officers-governOr. treasurer, super
visor. secretary. a1d fiscal, OF prosecUt-
ing attorney. The policy Ofthe ComTis-
sion has been wherever possible, to ap-
point Filipiuos as Governors, secretaries,
and f1scaIs. ard Americans as treasureTs
and supervisors.
The entire report of the Commission
which is TO be given out to the press in
sections from day to day, is 1900 words
in length. making Z printed book Of 150
octayoS.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-19
DIAMONDS IN HIS CLOTHES.
Police Bctnin "a Stranger Charged
With Grand Larceny.

The man Who was arrested in the jew
eIry store OF Calf & Bro, last night, on
suspicion of having stolen a diamond
crescent pin. valued at SO, and who gave
the name OF Albert Thompson, is detained
by the police pending an investigation of
his career.
A charge Of grand larceny has been
placed against his name. He was meas
ured and photographed this morning for
the rogue's gallery, and the pictures will
be sent to the police of other cities in
the endeavor to identify the prisoner. Ed
ward G. Niles has been retained as his
counsel While the detectives know
nothing Of Thompson and his record as
yet, they express confidence that he is
an expert professional thief.
Thompson claims that he reached this
city yesterday morning from Reading. Pa.
He visited Cats store in the morning and
made a deposit on q pair Of diamond cuff
buttons
About S:3o O'Clock last night he re-
turned, paid for the buttons, and took
them. He then asked to see a tray of
diamond pins While he was Iooking at
them the clerk became suspicious and.
summoning Policeman Boyce, had the
man taken to the police station, where the
diamond pin IS said to have been found
in the cuff OF his raglan coat.
Thompson claimed that he was in the
Government service in New York, but
afterwards stated that Re had followed
the races all his. life when questioned
BY Precinct Detective Herndon as TO
wheth anyone v as with fs;;szi he replied:
Of there was anyone else do you think
I'd tell you You've got rae and that
enough"
Thompson satehel was secured frov
the package room at the Pennsylvania
depot BESIDES the usual contents Of a
valise it contained jewelers. microscope
and several gold collar buttons.
IN Thempsons possession at the time
OF his arrest. was found s2e7 in cash. a set
Of diamond studs worth 1928; gold watch
and chain set with diamonds, valued at
s175; and the diamond euT buttons val
ued at ga.
The prisoner is a man of fine appear
ance, well dressed and claims to be per-
sonaI frieEd of Robert Pinkerton, of the
detective agency Of that name.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-19
PERSONAL TAX Law IN COURT.
ConstifutiOnaIity Involved in Eu-
gene Peters Estates Petition.

The constitutionaIity of the personal
tax law in the District came up for con-
sideration this morning before Justice
Clabaugh. presiding in Circuit Court No. 2,
in connection with the petition of the
comm ttee of Eugene Peters, adjudged
Iunatie.
The committee asks that writ of Ger
tiorari issue against the District Com
missioners requiring them to certify to
the court all papers and records in con-
nection with the levy of a personal tax
against the estate of Eugene Peters, esti
mated at about $350, 900.
The committee for Mr.. Peters is rep
resented by Lambert L Baker. Worthing-
ton. Heald & FraiIey, and Hamilton &
Colbert. and the Commissioners by A. B.
DuYaT and Edward Il Thomas.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-19
MISS WACKERMAN BETTER.
Young American woman Recover
ing in English Insnne Asylum.

LONDON, Dec. 19-The Daily Mail"
says that the mother of Miss wacker-
man the young American girl who re-
Gently became insane. has frequently Vis-
tied the asylum where her daughter is
confined
She says that Miss Wackerman IS max
ing satisfactory progress toward recovery
and that the doctors are confident that
she viii soon reioin her friends.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-19
Married Woman Adop4ed.

READING, Pa, Dec 19.-Judge ErmeD-
trout granted the petition of John o'Neil
and wife asking permission TO adopt Mrs
John J. Ertel. Mrs ErteI Is tflirty-tEo
years Of age, and was married six years
ago. Both Mr.. and Mrs O'NeiI own real
estate and desire that Mrs Hrtei shall De
their heir. This is the second adoption OF
a married person ia Berks county.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-19
Table No. |.

Here can be found daiatiIy decorated
bits OF china. including Cream Pitchers,
China salt Shakers, Sugar Bowls, Hair
Receivers, Egg Holders. CandIesticks,
Mustards. Water Pitche 5. Salads, Cake
Plates. Bread and Butter Plates. Tea
Plates, Cups and Saucers, Moustache
Cups and Saucers. Bon Bon boxes, Sailed
Almond Dishes. Pin Trays. Pen Trays.
Comb and Brush Trays. Cracke: Jars.
Chocolate Pots. Celery Trays. Burnt
Match Holders. Teapot Tiles. Hanging
Match Safes. Tea Caddies. Shaving Mugs,
BouiiIcn Bowls. etc
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-19

As an economical shopping centre We
recommend the fifth floor departments.
The unusual business this Xmas seaeoa
proves the popularity Of its stock, It's
prices and its methods. It Is Just now a
great, satisfactory Christmas Bazaar,
filed with the beautiful, the practical and
the useful sorts of gift thfugs-and the
prices are uniformly moderate.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-19
soc each.
Table No. )

Contains many dainty AID artistic I.ieees
OF French and German China, including
Cake Plates, Salad Bowls, Comb and
Brush Trays. CabErets. Ice Cream Plat
tiers. Gdd Plates, Cups and S,aucers- Choc-
olate Pots, Cracker Jars, Celery Trays.
Mustache Cups and Cancers, Csudlsstieks,
MarInalade Jars. Sugar md Cream Sets.
Coffee Cups and Saueers, Mayonraise
Dishes. Hair Receivers, Bon Ben Dishes,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-19
Best Feeling Sot Promoted.
The scheme of Government.

The general scheme Of the central
civil government outlined in the report
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-19
For Greater Convenience
and Time Saving.

We have grouped. on separate tables in
China Department. a very comprehensive
collection of appropriate gift articles at
the same price. ranging from &C 20 s1.0e
each. and call special attention 30 the
25c see and SI.60 tables.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-19
Foundations Of Rusxfa.

ST. PETERSBURG. via frontier. Dec.
I9--The census returns show the popuIa-
ton Of Russia to be l25. GGs. zoe and that Of
St Petersburg POI go
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-19
Csc each.
Table No. 2

Contains daintiIy decorated Salad Bowls.
Cake Plates. Bread and Butter Plates.
Wedgewood Historical Plates. Mustardss
Sugar Bowls. Cream Pitchers, Bon Bon
Dishes. Comb and Brush Trays, Manicure
Trays. Pen Trays, Pin Trays, Candle
sticks. Cracker Jars, Chocolate Pots, Gel
cry Trays. MUstache Cups and Saucers,
Shaving Mugs. Marmalade Jars, SyruPs,
Mayonnaise Dishes. Celery Trays, Tea
Pots. Sugar and Cream Sets, Hair Re
cnivcrs Etc
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-12-19

comprises a civil governor, VIM Il. Taft,
President of the Commission; a depart
meHt OF the interior, department OF
commerce and police; department Of
finance and justice. and a department Of
public instruction. The different depart
ments are presided over by the different
members Of the Commission. The Com
mission as a whole is the supreme Iegis-
latiye body OF the land. The American
members OF the body speak in highest
terms Of the efficient work done by the
three Filipino members
During the spring the Commission
made a tour of the southern islands, or
ganizing local civil governments therein
wherever these were found TO be Practi-
cable On this subject, the report says:
There were in the party on the south
eTn trip the wives Of the Commissioners
and the wives of some of the United States
officials, as well as number Of proTni-
nent FiIipinos from Manila. members of
the Federal party. who assisted the com
Inittee in every way. The presence Of the
ladies seemed gratifying to the people We
net. as evidence of our confidence in the
sincerity OF the proposed laws to be in
tTCducetf.
1t is easy to discredit the sincerity
CT such manifestations and it must be ad-
mItted that people are much more demon
strGtive and love to show their feelings n
festas. music. flowers and arches more
than an occidental people but the cyl
deuces OF the sinccrest interest in our
work and OF really cordial welcome
were too MANY to be doubted"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-25


 Last winter an infant child of mil.a had croup in 3 violent form. says Elder John W. Rodgers. C!listian evangelist, of Finley, 3Io. T gah2 her few doses of cham5eiia.2's Cough Remedy and in | short time all danger was past anu taa child reco"- cred This remedy net only cUree croup. but when given E soon as tAo first symptom ange.a # prevent the attack Ii contains 4o ol3'sm CT other AalHfU! s5}!#ajanse ..eg] may bc givea as confidently r. 3 Ga5y as t. an adult. For aaic " V. L. Ee|oCdE ( @. dlu@gi@ts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-25
< <. C. (. on Every Tablet.

Every tablet Of caseafets Candy Cathartic bears the famous C. (. c. Never sold in bulk Look for fl and accent no other Beware of fraud. All druggists, roc,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-25

There is neither dollars nor sense !n favor of the argument that because every body in town knows everybody. nobody in town need adyertise.- Nath1 C. Fowler, Jr., Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-25

EeNsHapar advertising is the xefy bet hustler any finn can emplo5, eoin5 into hundreds of homes aAd reaching homes that are appgoact- able in no other way Warsaw New Yorker.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-25
1


 M ST may be that William Mckinley in the Ir Irelne of his ageHz expressed seietude a fer tIesa4e2parIin9 of the mi 1o as.aolted -s2S~ him, but those wlo familiar 2i tIe character l of the man cannot doubt tEa His serene u asking hat he law shoal permitted syac course. THERE Is NO PUNISHMENT so ADEQCA ATE FOR SUCH 4 CRIME IS THE EMIGRATION QF MtNNiAD The fear sudden death has yet deer1e abnormal classes ox criminals from the of their }llloiea l,arIoses
 THE CALM, DELIBERATE REsisTtE98 ENFORCEMENT THE IA" is TIE BEST PROTECTION THAT SOCIETY CAN HAVE.
 1ofanpon and the whole vigorous brood of anarei se now onieed in the United States would crush out anarchy o would rather give madness and inspire 4u Iur poses the tordes of luwlessness throughout tAe Woal LET VENGEANCE MeTED OUT As SWIFTLY AND TERRIBLY IMPOSSIBLE, BUT LET IT BE VENGEANCE OF TIE LAW
 
 Inc publication anaYe sentiments. Ie nc5: s or com cling of marerons and unlawful 3et 51 be Ir5 su under penalty of death Hpri9olaent t T. from lie 0nf2' AS HE GRAVITY OFTIIE CAS# MIGHT DEMAND I addition to this need drastic iaN rigid e. ee1ae5 75 existing laws against tIo HHfa ali whose l72d se mii whose teachings, whose practices would aerae the % sfat1 of the country the int f aa eAt2 a tree institutions
 ihe hope of the world be d through he pow snes ot the republic potecf t5 officials and cdn in the7 ' 'aelf homes, their liberties and heir property eP2ts and
 lch can protect themselves v armed au y arbitrary eNcr-
 PoWer by suppression of free publication and free ec and W a9less destruction of those wo counsel together teF
 inenoaton of most grievous wrongs. e OUR CIVILIZATION STAND PRESIDENTS MUST Ez pnsHRou THROUGH THE ENCOURAGEMENT NOT BY THE SUP OF LEGITIMATE PUBLIC DISCUSSION THEY MUST BE wuc THOUGH THE iNFLExlRLE ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAWS so THE PEOPLE MAKE FOR THEMSELVES.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-25

Tea cents Mit bHE trial size ei i-Iy's Cream Balm. enoaen t9 con 4.l9ca 91a that | is tha gfaate=t of lI@ediea for nasal calaIfh CT cold ia tie head Full size 59 cents. Nil dtafas5i=t4 Me Hail it- i.1.N EaGs'= :.6 35s.aaafef &gs oFls
 .ad : >IB.HE. x Ele. u2os H1r.. Il sl ls c43e.3a and fried di
 itt ef'eet MI
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 Ha caaeat afa t9a tt aJah fe1ae65.
 Mss CORN WILLARD : at 274 S4t
 taGs weli=e-ta 5Iisiaa th asa=aas a5t=izlg ez5 ae=trH
 Hg tha eaH def. H4 '9Gta61
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-25

Advertising has furnished me wit rompetence.-Amos Lawrence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-25

famnatipn, Heals and protects the Mem brane. Restores the sens $ ot taste asf smell. No mercury. No injurious drug Regular size. 70 cents; Family $ ze. 4L9O a druggists CT by mail.
 ELY BROTHERS 56 Warren St, New York
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-25

Tho stamed efaz eAteaH Hsua92"s give a religious tint t9 taa light. t.st, like all other gIlded things. they Io52 their beauty in the dark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-25
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High life is eF6 dE @ ltie is auE- eHy. eHen tr1A lifa is IF more than half fill aHd Aa11 egaflEted