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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-20
ABSTRACT SHEET FOR NEE PIERCE COUNT,
Prepared by Il. <. Barnett. Abstractor. FL
Week Ending March 20.

DEEDs-J. Harding and wife to Dora
R. Thomas, lot s, block 8, town of Nee.
perez; consideration fIoo.
F.. S. Sweet and wife to ]. A. S .hultz,
lot l, block 50, town of Nezperce; con-
sideration $500
J. T. Orbison and wife to ]. A. Schultz,
lots and ), block 8, town of Nezperce;
considerable $3.50.
James w. Poe and wife to the First
National Bank of Lewiston, NV or sec "a
tp 35nr5 W. B. NJ; consideration $2Soo.
Prince f. Stookey, probate Judge, to
E. S. Sweet. half of lot I, block 81,
town of Nezperce; consideration $2.so
Prince +. Stookey, probate judge. to
P. E. Peterson, lot 3, block 9. town of
Nezperce; consideration 81. so.
| G. T. Stranahan and wife to c. w.
Shaft, lot 4. block I'D" McAllister Add.
ton city of Lewiston; consideration $40.
| jeanette Warren and husband to Benja-
min F. Reeves, lots 3 and 4 North Park
Place, city of lewiston; consideration
5000.
James Stewart Haffell and wife to
Andrew H. Carson, ne or sec 26, tp 81 r
w. b. M; consideration $25oo.
S. o. Jacks (unmarried) to Henry
Munstermaun, half of sw or sec 10, tip
37nr2 w. B. NJ; consideration Fl.
Henry c. Jacks and wife to Henry
Munstermaun, half of sc or sec 9, W
half of sw or sec 10, tp 37nr2 w. B. M.
consideration $4,000.
Henry G. Jacks and wife to S. O. Jacks
half of sw or sec 10, tip 37nr2 W. b.
NJ; consideration Fl.
Eugene o. Neill and wife to Franklin
J. Boston, undivided half of Sc or of Sc or
sec "a and sw or of ne or and half OF
ne or sec %, tip 35nr6 w. B. NJ; con-
sideration 5000.
Eugene O'Neill and wife Franklin !.
Boston, to Gaylord w. Thompson, Sc or
of Sc or sec ID, ne ar of ne or sec %, tp
IS mr. s w. B. NJ; consideration 5000.
Mary A. Kroh to John c. Fisher all
that land described as being part of lot
s of Acres; consideration 81.
John Rise and wife to Cornelius w.
Wilson, NV or sec II, tip 36nr5 w. B.
M; consideration $500.
FINAL RECEIPr-United States to
James Stewart Heffel, ne or sec IS, tip 81
lnr1W. B. NJ; con ,ideration IS.
United States to George o. Odennis,
lots I7-IS-19-7o.2e-3o-31 and 90. sec IL, tp
34nrIW. B. NJ; consideration IS.
John N. Rice and wife to William A.
Caldwell, undivided y interest in. Craig
donation claim on Lapwai Creek. Con-
sideration 100000.
]. X. Lydon, administrator to same.
same description. Consideration $1,000.
Eugene Bonhore to Josephine Boice,
lot blk &c" LeFrancois Tract, City oil
Lewiston. Consideration f1.oo.
l ]. B. Morris and wife to Charles l..
4 Clifford, eh ofeH of neA OF sw4 and
teH of eH of SEA of nw4 sec. S, tip IS,
mrs. W b m. Consideration $500.
i ia. Fritz and wife to f. NJ. Frost,
lots I9 and 20, sec 9, tp IS, mr. Nv b m
Consideration 500.
!. Frank w. Kettenbach and wife to J. B.
Morris, 81 of nwA and ne4 of sw4 sec
Is, tip. 35,nr5, W b nj. Consideration
+ $500.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Willow, Idaho, January 8. 1902.
Estray came into my pasture about an
side of Clearwater, one buckskin horse
about IL years old, weight about 600
pounds, right ear split, branded "R" on
left shoulder. RoB'T HAYTER.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up one sorrel mare 7 or years
old small star in forehead, branded C.P
on left thigh; one grey mare 7 years old
branded { on right thigh.
CLINT SHERER.
Three miles east of Lewiston.
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Strictly Red Fir.

Mr.. F. B. Prime who has been driving
our wood delivery for the past three
years is no longer in our en,ploy-look
out for the Red Wood Wagon the only
one in town-we send out nothing but
the best Strictly Red Fir unless other
wise ordered. f. l.. HANER & Co.
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ATTENTION FARMERS.

Highest market price paid for wheat
and barley by Lewiston Milling Co.,
Lewiston. Idaho.
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THE WINTER ROUTE TO THE EAs

- --p ~ d - a - - 1850
THE WINTER ROUTE TO THE EAST
The g.eatest percentage Of Pacific
Coast travel passes through Salt Lake
City by way Of the Rio Crandc Lines
The fall and winter climate In Utah and
Colorado is ideal; the sun lit days being
as proverbial in winter as in summer.
This fact, together with the magnificent
scenery and the splendid train service
tend TO make the Rio Grand lines via
Denver and Salt Lake, the most popular
route IN the country. Three fast trains
daily between all points in West and thu
East. Close connection at Ogden with
trains Of Southern Pacific and Oregon
Short Line. Pullman Palace and Ordin-
airy Sleepers without change to Denver.
Omaha. Kansas City. St. Louis and Chi
cago. Perfect Dining Car service. Per-
sonally conducted excursions. For time
tables, rates and descriptive matter in
quire Of j. y. Mansfield, General Agent.
I24 Third ST.. Portland; or Geo. w.
Heintz, Asst. General Passenger Agent,
Salt Lake City.
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WANTED: - Situation by refined
widow with one child IS house ket per
for widower or elderly couple. Address
Mrs. l.. Henderson. Dayton, Wash.
WANTED - SEVERAL PERSONS
of character aud good reputation in each
state lone in this county required) to
represent and advertise old established
wealthy business house of solid financial
standing. Salary 1880 weekly with ex-
penses additional, all payable in cash
Wednesday direct from head Offices.
Horse and carriage furnished, when
necessary. References. Enclose self
addressed stamped envelop. Manager,
GIG Caxton Building, Chicago.
WANTED-To RENr.-The 81 Of NWA
of Sec. 81 and 81 Of MEX Sec. 81 in TIP.
IS N, r. S w. b. M; also, the MEX Of
Sec. "a in TIP. IS N, r. 6 w. B. M; to
be broken out and farmed to barley, at
4 Of crop rental in lessons sacks in field.
Will furnish fencing material, to be
hauled by tenant. he to repair fences and
construct new fences where necessary to
enclose land without charge for labor;
all ti,lable land to be plowed. for which
we will pay $I.So per acre, II 90 per acre
when blowing completed and soc per
acre when seeded for crop. Will rent
each quarter separately. or both to the
same party. Address, with references
WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST Co.
Seattle, Wash
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If you want your lots plowed and har-
rowed in good shape call on ]. SHARRAH
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THOMAS MULLEN,
.AttOrneu at LAW.

Legal business Of AL kinds given
prompt attention. Lewiston National
Bank building, next door 10 U. &.
Land Office
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VIM. F. Galbraith, Dentist, three
doors west of postoffice.
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l.. f. INMAN, M. D.,
homeopathic Physician
Surgeon and Specialist.
Chronic and nervous diseases OF both
women and men. Electricity used In
all of it's forms ~ medicine. Office
two doors east of the Bee Hive. Con.
~ultatiOn free.
JAMES r, RARB,
attorney at Lar.
Lewiston National Sank Building, Lewiston
Idaho. Practices in state and Federal Courts OF
Warrington aud Idaho. and owns complete
Abstract Books Of Nes Perce Co
GEORGE w. TANNAHILI,
attorney at LGW.
Probate matters and settlement Of
estates carefully attended to. Office IN
Adams Block.
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Engineer
and Architect
Suite 10 Adams block
Lewiston, Idaho

Land aud engineering surveys mad
anywhere. Fine mapping and draught
ing. Plans, specifications and estimate
for buildings and engineering structures
Construction superintendent.
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For first class red fir call
at the Lewiston Wood Yard.
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San Francesca, 1886 Lewiston, 1895
Ernest Mc@uIlOuQh

City Engineer and Building Inspector Of
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And dealer in furniture, picture frames
and moulding, White, Wheeler & Wilson
and New Home sewing machines. Ma
chimes to rent. Telephones: Store, 96I;
residence, 87S.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-07

1.-THE Burgomsster' is al the Providence
Opera House again, but only for short
stay. The engagement closes tomorrow
night There is matinee tomorrow
Few repeaters have ever been accorded
"A warmer welcome than that which
greeted this pretty Opera last evening
For opera IL may be called although tho
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-07

Mcintyre is unduestionably the best sing
er of baby songs in the profession. and
she WAS obliged 20 respond again and
again to the applause which persistantly
demanded encore after encore.
The Aucrs gave a pretty and original
act. consisting 81 making pictures ot rags
They made baskets of roses. familiar
faces, etc. with dsftnpss and skill that
places them far ahead of their numerous
n1ita tors. Their pictures were greeted
with outbursts Of admra tion by everyone
present.
Galletti's monkeys are sdvertlsef ss
being especially secured for the nenAflt Of
the little ones, but ~ Is q question who
enjoyed their performance more the Older
folks or the children Without an eEoep-
ton, they are the cleNerest troupe nf mon
keys ever seen I'm this city and one 81
the most interesting Of the numerous tri-
nal acts which have been seen here re-
sently The antics Of these comical ner-
formers were highly diverting and their
barber shop scene and the scene in he
restaurant were loudly appaaded. Talbot
and Dawson are new 10 local raiid, .'lN-
isns, but they Immediately Jumped into
favor, their act proving 2 genuine srr-
prise They appear in an operate traves-
~ on Henry Irwin and John De Whisky
Not only is thc skit running over with
bright comedy lines. but the singing ele-
ment IL exceptionslly hne. one of the
menibers of the team has rich md mel
low tenor voice. while the other has a
splendid baritone. Both Use these 10 eg
ceilent advantage. singing some of An
drew Mack's songs. and many others I.
particularly pleasing song was 81 ~
Tired. There was an air of being cont
W thc ordinary about this act, which
was decidedly refreshing
A pleasing musical act was that nf New
cll. Chinquilla and Dufree banjo nd harm
players. Who do n refined instrumental
act which always pleases the music low
ors. Two or the members of this troupe
are Indians. graduates or the Carlisle
school The Keith orchestra this week are
heard I'm a particularly pleasing number
one OF I[aiser's latest. "Sunbeams and
shadows. which was loudly applauded
John Zimmer's excellent juggling and
his work with the bounding balls pleased /:
Mortimer Bassett offered some whistline
and vocal limitations. the Meredith Sis-
tcrs. were seen I'm a singing and dancing
sketch. and The GreRsons pleased with
their dainty act. From start 10 finish It IL
e strong and diversified bill. and not only
sustains hut raises even the Keith stand
ard. Vine management announce that CAL
lettis monkeys Will he put on after
school hours I'm the afternoon for the ben.
ut OF the little folks.
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thought the facts speak for themselves.
once in while fortunately. though not
very. there IL a decent TO the common
place in remark.
The story deals with woman who
endesVors 10 hide an unfortunate pact.
She. by various eNDsiients. almost 49,
cures Vindication. hut falls before the
mcrciless Cross-eXa mination Of an Eng
lish Judge. whose adopted son she H. striv-
inC 20 marry. Her motives In seeking
the marriage IL her love for the man
Younger than herself and the security
such an establishment would give
There comes out horrible story Of
suicide and madness. but they only Incl
dentally affect tho performance. The
story Is relieved by bright and happy
surprises
David " Murray gives very interest
ing character study as Mr.. Justice car
teret and the rather difficult and uneatis-
factory part of the adontpd son a. well
given hN George Cooper. Robert .
Turner is ono OF Tho chief delights ~ the
evening az tho oasv going husband Or
the stIn and awfullv good Mrs BulFon
Porter = part taken in n most admirable
waY b. Frances Lincoln.
Very thoroughly was the aprr.ciat tion
by the large asssmblage of the m woerk
of Kate Hassett as Mrs Dane There
was nothing i~ft 10 be desired and =
stronger o. ablsr production of the part
would he hard 90 ina soine Amelia Card
nor made a vcrl. charming Lady Easiney
and bright freth nicture dld Anna
WYune present as the young girl thrown
aside FOR Mrs Dane hy the young Car
tcrtt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-07
FOR new ARMORY
f. |. !. Committees Held Meet
lngs Of Importance.

A Joint meeting Of the building com
mittee and officers of the +. l.. l. Resi-
ment was held last evening and plans
submitted ny three architects. all mem
bers OF the resiment for remodelling. rem
ovatng and practically reconstructine the
interior Of the old Central Congregational
church on Benevolent street recently
purchased for an armory
The members OF the building committee
are: Major Herbert s Tanner. Captain
A. ". Johnson OF Company &. Lieutenant
Bryce -. Armour. Lieutenant Horace 5.
Peck and Lieutenant Walter J. Comstock
OF the Veteran association.
The matter Of arrangements for holding
the property and forming a corporation
so that shares might be distributed and
business transacted I'm a systematic man
ner was left 20 the following committees:
Colonel Frank W. Matteson. captain
Frank r. Oiney and Captain A. c. Matte
SON
The purchase W the property was rati-
fed and the following gentlemen appoint
ed committee on ways and means Cap
tain Frank r. Olney. chairman; Captain
A. H. johnson 90 Company g, Captain A
r. Williams OF Company A. Captain W
c. Sutherland OF Company 3, Lieutenant
Martin g. flaming, quartermaster. secre-
tarv; Colonel j. Mason Gross. command
Ing the +. l.. T. Veterans. Sergeant T. W.
Rodgers OF Company A. Sergeant George
W. Danielson of Company B. Sergeant
j. g. Hazard or Company {. Private III.
A. Daniels OF Company r..
This committee Will hold n meeting
tomorrow night 10 consider plans which
may he worthy Of attention for the pur-
pose OF raising money.
The first and most important move
made towards the raising OF funds Is To
secure an option on receipts ~ the New
Empire Theatre during Washington week.
next month. This will be benefit week
FOR The r. l.. l.. from Feb. II 10 Feb. p.
inclusive. and they will get commissions
on All sales of seats made under their
auspices IN places designated by them.
which will be duly advertised. The play
will he Barbara Frietchie." rcplete with
durins tho civil war.
The following committee will make ar
rangements for the sale OF seats and
proper advertisement OF The beneht week:
Major Herbert s. Tanner Lieutenant j.
v Johnson ~ Company A Lieutenant
a. e. Miller of Company ". Lieutenant
Henry n. Congdon OF Company and
Lieutenant william Won Gottschalk Of
Company v.
Each and every company of tho regi-
ment will be expected 90 witness The per-
formance The officers and members a.
we'll ne their invited guests will have
seats reserved on special nights and other
military organizations will lend hand
10 make the project = financial success
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-07

alarmed the office The woman and her
accomplce were arrested and served
terms In Jail for the attempt.
The person Of Mcmahon Is duplica ted
IN the character of Jack Morton. clcV-
eriy portrayed bv J. Irving Southard. He
who. with 4 small fortune and slight
taste Of metropolitan life. becomes fasci-
mated by = beautiful adventures, and.
forsaking the purc girl TO whom he g.
engaged and his aged mother. goes the
nace that Kills. Finally. through diScoN.
cry that the adventures Is trying 10 work
the badger game. his tyes are opened 20
The relative merits of the country erl
and the habitue ~ the Tenderloin. and,
after several thrilling escapes from sud
don death. ne returns TO the only woman
whom he thinks Is ~ TO he his wife.
The suggestive and realistic scenes
shown are those Of = street In The Ten
dcrloin. Bryant Park and the Tombs
prison New York city.
Thc cast ~ characters. certainly an ex-
ceptionaily entertaining and able, one. IL
N follows.
Jack Morton. on the downward patg
Mr.. J. irving Southland Frank KENNEDY
call: Isle cohen. who wants ~ 500 New
York NJ. Harry walters. O'FlanaRans
one ~ The finest. Mr.. Ernest Mack Wal
ter Brink rombs warden. Mr. Joseph
West. Henry Chapman. sergeant ~ police
VIII o. stevens. Rudolph German an
archist Mr. Harry Stusr. Wanda Wheel
er. "a desperate woman. Miss Grace Vol
yin. Rertha Dean. In love with Jack. Miss
Minnn Phillips. Eehecca. always some
thiug doin Miss Anna Wilkes Mrs. Nor
tor. Jacks mother. Miss Emma Sails
bury. and Susettc from the French coli
ony. Miss Maud sinclair
Bright sueCialties are introduced hy Fr-
most Mack. Anna Wiiks and Harry Wal
ters during the progress ~ the melo-
dicnces. for tho remainder Of the week.
The Ivy Lar next week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-07

dence was very large and fashionable
one.
There was a rich treat provided for oil.
for Henry Arthur Jones has in the play
Of Miss Danes Defence not lost any
or his keen wit. nor does he show any
lessenine Of those qualities that have
made his productions popular heretofore.
As for the company there are some
very bright people in It, and how we'll
the work Of the principals was done was
evidenced by the enthusiasm OF the large
audience.
There were many curtain calls. There
were splendid ClimaXes and lightness and
earnestness are we'll measured In the
play.
MIR Jones has trea sured up many =
characters and the phrases are spoken at
the most appropriate OF times. There is
a tendency to preach where IL might be
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-07

self to entitle the production She sings IN
to be called am opera. And so has Mr..
Hatch There are others, too. Mr. Carle
can sing although he doesn't lay SO much
store by II, and this week be is suffering
from "a cold But he docs 40 many other
things that he hardly has time TO sing
any way. lie Is richly funny always and
ne has n pair OF legs whose good humor
ana aravo are alone worth the price OF
admission.
good musical comedy and that Is why
"The nufGoinaFtcf' is likely 10 develop
overflow meetings during IT'S brief engages
neut
t'or the end of the week beginning
Thursday William Faversham IN "A Roy
al rival"
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WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

The Topsey Turvey Buriesduers are at
the Westminster Theatre for the week
and opened 10 extremely large houses
Yesterday. and the generous applause ac-
corded the many acts would indicate that
the bill presented was good one.
The performance begins with a lively
conception by Sam Rice entitled, al the
Topsey Turvey Ball" I'm which Mr. Rice
ana Fanny Lewis are the leading persons.
and are assisted by corps Of young
women who SING well and make many
very pleasing military evOlutions.
Burt Fuller a quaint hiack-faced come
dian, opens tho olo and I'm 4 very pleas
Ing manner gives limitations Of animals
etc.
Lillian shawand and Rose Jeanette sing
and dance very acceptably and they are
followed by Hanly and Jarvis. who tell a
budget of new Jokes and stories
Levine and Alma are seen ia new
comedy scrobstc act that is good and
Harllngfofd. the change artist. appears
An an act that is original and taking.
making his changes In All lncreditabiy
short space of time. and iniuses a sur
Rcient amount of comedy into his act 70
make II really amusing as well as clever.
He Is the drawing card IN the olio.
MISS Fanny Lewis sings a number of
illustrated songs with a snap and Is
given p hearty encore.
The Wreck of fropsy Turvey" Is the
title Of the closing number and In II all
~ the company take part.
This bill will be given every afternoon
and evening during the week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-07
NEW PARK THEATRE.

As scenic production to say nothing
of a thoroughly competent company. the
production OF "The Road to Ruin at
this popular place OF amusement is un-
surpassed by any other EFFORT this season.
u Is powerful melodrama from the pen
OF Theodore Hremcr. produced under the
direction Of Sullivan. Harris & Woods in
four acts and ten scenes
u has chiefly 20 do with metropolitan
life and characters. the main incident be
Ink founded on the celebrated Fayne
Moore badger game. which that notorious
woman attempted with male confed-
erat 90 work on Martin Mcmahon. pro-
prietor OF the Hotel Amsterdam I'm the
Grenoble apartment house. near the ho-
tel and in a fashionable section Of New
York city, few years ago. Mcmahon re-
fused a the time to be blackmailed and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-07
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.

Peter Stuyyesant.,.,.M Mr. Richard earle
Doodle Won kull.....Mr Knox Wilson
j., Booth TalkingtDh. MIR Carlton .king
THE Harlem Spider" ".......a.......
..............M MIR. William Rilcy Hatch
Officer Clancy. Mr. Jack Hvnes
Foreman. billiard Campbell
'fioSdHs ss.s.s.ssst..stM MT. *. j. AnNe
signor Spaghetti. Mr.. William B Rock
Newsboy. oy.......,.........M Miss Marie Frank
Willie Van Astorhllt. Miss Ruth white
Phoebe kummagin--MissJ jose lutropidi
Ruth. uth.,.....................,A Miss Agnes Paul
Daisy. Miss Rose Leslie
Rag Time Nell.,...... Miss Ethel Johnson
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-07

The play that became famous on account
OF it's entire seasons ruin At the En-
pire Theatre. New York City.
No change In our Natlnees--Always the
Same. TUES. THURS. AND SAT.
Next Week-"PUI NE OFF At RUE
FALo." A Laugh rpm start 70 hnish.F
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TOR OVER e, YEARS

MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over fifty years by
millions OF mothers for their chilsreo
while teethinF. with rArfect success IL
soothe. .hs child. softsn- the gum. ~.
laws ell pain. cures wind collie. and Is The
best remedy for pisrrohca. 10 will reiIsv.
the poor little sufferer Immediately. eold
by druggists In svery part OF the world
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Re sure and
ask for Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup"
snd lake no other Kind. !.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-07

SHOWING Streets in the Tenderio!n. the
Famous Cairo Cafe, Bryant Park, the
Underground Railway, the Terrible
Quicksands. the Mid-Air Fight for Life.
How the Badger Game is Worked. How
the Unwary Are Relieved OF Their VAL
Next Week THE IVY LEAF"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-07
NEW EMPIRE THEATRE.

That the Efforts of the management of
the New Empire theatre 10 present one OF
the brightest and most successful PLAYS
Of the season. Mrs Danes Defence
was appreciated was evident long before
the curtain went ub last night The au-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-07
KElTH'S NEW THEATRE

u Is perfectly amazing what remarkably
strong bills Keiths theatre offers 10 its
pa irons week after week Last week n
bill of such strength WAS offered that IN,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-07

The annual meeting FOR the election 81
officers OF The board Of trade will he
held In the board ~ trade building TO
morrow evening al o'clock Rev Dr.
Faunce or Brown university Vlli deliver
an address ard light luncheon viii he
served