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Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
SmaapIuf.

- Supcroiior 8enncs reiite i
SnS6oga til Sarge, u. Qof.
Ole @offe pen0tc iioite 2erooq
tilboge ira lin Reile til lcrn&.
Gi6Iig / NpriI oil Z. z. Gorie
op1erc en- 2sGtaQe@ NricfbpQnin0
for Grocp & RiIep. lom her oil 'ou
er moberne 8uttf 'or i'm @rOccrp-
hQnhel.
Giltrooa for oct uIuauc Ncir
iumIcoc CT ooffcr Store Jig / Ci0nl.
raliet oco @uthcr Gollcqe iorlcocn
Mhonooq for at ie pna (urucrtlub.
hers Gpnl&nin0. 2Iubbcn qioroe fine
SoQer Qoht.
- Woorcu or oIlcrcoc tonmcn.
G"nou8utternc ioo Np0tirIfcr C"No,
blna") tloli3 / hcnnc ll1c. = CT
Qooc %oorbuo.
- Nira. !, z. Nonncn her al Nntr
bar m~oNtoQct l~lu0rrrctnlnQ ON. a,
tcnHca Y}ohcr er NeN. N,artha Mur
l,thc Nouicr car is0t oeu IlIr Srp
lcmber 1914 pao M,ttcrCu ~ Np0I
Nen lore Trb1r1r 1902 i Crouo
hlcr NorQe. NcHot& N}ono. Nool>
MnnlcrI beAc 'or II Nor itrcn. VI :
Nern IcrCr fire, en- / (ronrbcu.
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Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
Jas. H. Montgomery, ND.
Anbcfaler | en- ombNgselis ~noarbcioct
Irfifcl Or. .. acnncoD's ia,
porite RemcDn.

: ct Of be itoite Rinnre uf "9sep
0orf Dtnga3tte OF SmritdtTpn ano
SDgtete" tiger ben merfienote Irto.
rrtet / ole SpergsuaaI peorsreroe
S~urobeoen, Sames $. IoutgonerD,
Wf. D, / en- ReoaftiMtsortifeI:
Otter ell nrnbpggelig unoerisgclie
Of Or. 3aptb aenneop'S idporite Re-
ueop, Ct SpecialmtSoel Tor gepre.,
Seper. og 8l9reonoer, Gbealnnatisme,
3pspepiia % SoritoppeIie nleo oers
leofaaen0e Spgoomne, MA II ino-
re1rtle, at en- mere Iortrrnli9 Meol.
Gin olorig er blet unoerisgt al "9teiu
slorf Waga5ire OF Samtotion uno
Spgiene"s fetniife og mebicinife Soa.
m9no. Sort iagt: efter ben gr1ltt-
oigite 8rsoe oe melt ombpggelbee lit
oerisgeIie az Or. 0npib aenneop'p
Sapprtte Rerteon5 Refor6 bIir oct til
Ell Sligt at anbefdle bets Drug ltbc.
tinget til errbper 2Gier al bette 9Gao.
bots Spgoonme firoeS pau 2iiten
oper DC Snoer, iom bette Iioocl cl
doerteret at flrtttte belbrebe. 8i bar
erbpl0t Iau ooernGlbertoe 8ionesbnr0
ont bette SpeciaImiooels 8irfninqs.
iul0beo - bQr iun ttIfreoSItiQet0c
g~ubtgiort bets beIbreoenoe aruft gIel,-
nem ~periouLige @rperin1e1tter - at
Omtorget for bone 2eleres Snteresp
leoer os til at betrleoe OpmGrfionbe.
Dem poa bets itore 8rrbi."
Games 8. Runtsomerp, %. :.
Or. 0opio aenneop's 6doorite Gc.
mebp err tilidlgs hos ale Apotbefere
for ST i~Floiten eller 6 SLATER for S.
- mirore emo en- Sent pr. 0oiis.
RreOstoits - NOT fOr en- Rrsoe, trttpr. Bot.
DIR. David Kennedy CORPORATION, ROndout.N.Y
DR.. David Kpnnedy's Cherry Balsam bebFt for
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
gSisconiinS S~obafsmarfeo.

go9ertou, &iS., 14oe Starts.
Set meite, iom er bIeoen iplgt i ben iprs
lpbne llse, er Spbaf al " ellem9raoen til Ell
lapere YriS eno tlollgere. Sots
SRlselne frelnoele5 err fprneleoe meo otsiC
9riier, pil / ben uGrmeits Sremtio Ell Itgrre
Del al bet iioite Wars Nulin9 b!ipe bra9t til
Marteoet.
s ben forlpbue llse iaubt isl8enoe sal9
Steo:
A B Halvorson, Ga at Q12S2c.
F Halvorson, "A at 8l2&2c.
o I Bierknes, I2a a &c
K Murphy, 8a at 6&2c.
James Reed, I2a at 6&&2c.
VIM Wright, Ioa at 7&2c.
Edward Moore, "a at 6&Ic.
VIM Fleming, 5a at 6&2c.
Fl Perry, "a at 7&Ic.
Daniel Shea, "a at 7&Ic.
John Haley, "a at 6A2c.
Chas Ennebrictson, IA at 6&Ic.
John Felstad. "a at 6&2c
Frank Cheesbro, ga at 5&Ic.
John Quigley, "a at 5&I1ac.
Mrs Waldo, ga at 5&2c.
f Mclaughlin, Ga at 5&2e.
James Dillon, IA at 512&Ic.
H Schumacher, ga at 512&Ic.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18

Senntor Elatt fra Stem Dorf fom
ntco iarnre GnlnpifIh iom DdIs
RooiepcIt. Saa pilbe life lGoe iia in.
~tcrpietpe, Srroaa Den iioe rerite
ban tiIbage til 8aibtnaton.
Senor francisco 8nrrba, iom por
/ @diblngtor nleo De atbaitife 8cle'
cater, Der understandable on Reci'
procitet, or fonfuen hiem. san tiger,
at Rccippociict iogen pinoer | Srprte,
taftet prre Brriioent RooieoeIt, lonl
gisr aft, bpno ban fan for at bieLpe
Cuba. &ruiiocnte1t itstteS al Oct
mncrffdnife Solt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
Wiooel moo Roper.

1852, oo aoppernc groaicrcoc
/ Qecorob % Omc0m nnbclotcoe ct
8Io6 fslgen0e Wio0el, iom ifal houe
otlt itg teIoigt:
TigitoIia 0iupebiGIoe), 1 Grain.
SuIpbate Of 3inc, I @roin.
Snttcr, Il Ibeite.
Nnn6, 4 llnicr.
QemC Reccpt lful ppre me0oclt al
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / Ehiluoclpbia;
men oct mon bemGrfe$, at RGoes
biTl0c tNtgltaIial er en- farlig SinQ,
ilTr Tor Dem, ION Iioer al &iertciciI.
IlNjtoII2 % SuIpbatc Of 3inc muo
opJoic@ hOcr for Jig % iiocn blonocS
'onnycn Gn rorcn Ecrion taQer ell
(reifr nper Iimc / - elmer; Werlt
lmocr 10 Mar Ell boIU (heife, % mini.
0rc Nern 10 9ruuber. Batter mon
iiQ mto N}c0itinrn, ioar man iuQclr
Pr.
Zen furcrrr oQiuo SforIoQelaf,ber'
Tct iifrritc Ni0bcl MOB aoppcr cr
W~NttiuQtiQr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
Hitter life fit Soreerifab

De 5orenebe .Staters Sinansmini.
tier hapoe for en- Sib iiben afiaat
aienoelie ON, at en- amerifonif Dor.
ger, JON bar boet / llolanoet mere emo
) aar, life fan itaes at DO Der bare
miolertioig, % at ban oerfor bar tabt
i'm goraerret. CONNER Gore / ben
fsoerale Het Nep gorf bar omIitsot
oenne aienoeIIc.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
ulii= elise.

Erpiloeu HoolcoCIt& Ugoltt IIt.
ter, 0fria Mice, tom til MlUarm,
GrpbIs 0ooe0ita0. ocn 12te Qtarto.
8cncraIguoerGler 8ooo mootog ben.
DE- % isrtc betoe MI BaIatlet.
Der inoleb Ct Gele8pIn til bc7roc
ira Here EoIititerc, OeUJblnlht Or.
S~ctuuoourt. iom er oaIgt I'll ScUutor
ira giatdll8as, % &eIegrammet an.
ulober tcroe ON at beoe 8~enProI9ll.
peraerest ON 9saabe for en- alaoroer,
tom CT nsut I'll at srrpotteres.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18

inobuonc til at ocItoge | en- iplen0ib
5lipper. af Dem, ION, par tilIteoe
peD grnniIppet, par 9r1iogomrens
ssooer % grooer, Salpor % Wiartin
goffen al gluffton Sopnibtp. 9rub.
gpntnten rtr | Here adr Stuoertt peo
Gecorab Snititiite og 2lrtber Col.
Iege, 9ecorab, sso.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18

Nusiiif Scipotismc. @l, 'pm np'
ocr Den al @uo itlpntebe 6rlbeb / Ime'
rjt1, tan ucppe ioreitlIe oS ben irpQtes
l,QC po'jtlitc Irplopm. / hullten GSas
renS llNberiontttr AoloeS. Der fnoeS
cit Gtniur ion itrtng. at ino uoenom
Gmbeo4itauoeu nQeuintoe iaar ie ro9en
Qlterntrr eler nooet Qrieitoi ira lloens
oerbeneu. Genne Geniur omidtter o9'
ia0 TmportnttUreu al 8ooS % Earer
2ut Weoiciner, 'elo BET p~eltienote 9G'
gemiooel Tr. YeterS '&urltp", CT ior'
bUote. IlItrOos ior oeune Itren9e Gems
iUr bar BET r~p3iiitc TOlt crbplot llncers
rtuUjng ont bette HG8cmiorel8 htlc
&r.o % mouQc T~orlg9 er bIcpne 9iort
Al SUNe "a Nlbeuoe paa at Iao lat
ocuuc Nieotcln. 3 etbpert Tll'rlpe
bIeu lmln!critp belle Torlcnocllcu tOuit'
lt2Iet pou Den ruSliite 0rTnie. Geu
iloite TOricnoelie al Or. YeterS "au'
rlto", Der Dor bpmt iii GeiG9sellc, bier
itnot til Wtitael Mtasule, 3ndarswita
! 4rppmicn Gherior Nan ltrlptr e
hrtit rDreuoc Srep on, buprms9et hur
~ttInpnQte Wttpiclncn % opg life cl
iiIouo iii al erhoIoe oen.
Zen eneite 6Urienpelie ira Il. Yetcl
Iabruep, Chicago, 81, III RuSIuuo
Der bar nooet lit SeitemmeIieSitep. pGl
en- St sic. Der par erpene ct iii Oct amC
~rltarite @cionbtitob Ct. &sterSburQ
Z bette Illiploe tmpe ben ruSitIte Re
0lerluo life iorebpaqe bette; tht iieI9
International Son bciiooer Ell 6eiauol
bans 6amiIle % Gfietter iamme Iuue
rene 8ettt9beoer ipm ben 9tattou, bal
reprGienterer. 3oGr man betrnster b
Sorbolo. unoer builte bisIe ~Itattels So
leper, tan man life unores paa, al BE-
er ct Ynnp, lOm nplsr 9uartt o. vi
blIteme, % pt 9ier ell mere iatrem
msIts for be 5rlbeosr, Vi ium 9tatip
Rpeer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
On Hclc=

iii Nproc bar prret utsset paa Gale biauos
WupbnuoSpslsrt ioNltse gttnnslrta. vi
rene puOsi SaiGlps bItpe l Sesunoelisn al
sum- GIN uoseu iiuIoe pile rare mse,
laa "trip iii ". z. 5aaruo, 5raep, Mimi.
euer til ,Sobu Sreberta,on. Saseitsle, Rinn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
Cen aucrifanifc Sinies

st. Ealll" aigtf ira 9tcrp 9orf oen
12tc WtartS, og So&iogercr til 9torge
pil pore frcnmlr Den 22Ne. Sampiti.
bet "Selaenlono" Digit ira Ebttaoel'
obio Sen 15oe Mart$. % G~asiagerer
I'll 9arot piI pure Der Sen 27oe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
@n marfelts uoittains paa Siml.

50 ~Sernbaueoo9ne, mec areb0anoe Bro,
butter ira California, liant Stite, oerrblanot
&eroens lterite Sat. iom octer 10000 Huno.
pl beige ueoeuitnGenoe Sper p0a fpl9euoe
Satper.
Reo Gtng. Mtun.. 17be. 1sbe. lobe % 90be STARTS.
SOpobus. 2lhe WtarlS.
Rice, 22be WarlS.
Sumbrpta 24oe % 25be STARTS.
8pdeisr. 26be. 27De. 2Sbe % CODE WlurtS.
Sc Ron. lite AprlL.
Sprlnq 9aaen. 2beH % 3hIe April.
Rattne. WtluH.. Abe GprlI.
StemartSDIle. Ste april.
7poer. 7be aprtl.
81. Charles, Soc % ODE april.
Utica, ODE April.
ROntug StUns. lite april.
Wuuueio ia Sitn. l2te april.
MIupua, l4ee, l5oe, LOBE l7oe lSoe o. lobe gp Ill.
Tarmere / SGroelesbeb ituloe ie De fiue
farmprpoufter fra nGunte Stat.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18

Rcpr0jeRtartcp Sarrobec. Sen Al
Gr .@unernsrerl, iremiattc / Nrchu6a
ct Norilag ri 8ciniuttou luacnoc l0
onu. At Stater2 @rntSloO Tnole&
0crbcn. at observation-disclosures fan
ilptte ira Soma Gttp. 6orilaaet pattc
iter Segdpelic bIarot llnrperiiteteiS
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-18
Games $. Runtsomerp, ID. ..

DR.. David Kennedy's Cherry Balsam bebft for
Sorfioieiie, Softe. Earring. 2Se. SOC. *l.0l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-08
WARREN

A beneit entertainment for the relief
fund OF Mechanics fire company. No. 2,
was held In Armory hall last night, un-
der the direction OF Bullock and Belmont
OF Providence. Interesting vaudeville
numbers were rendered followed by a
bioscope exhibition OF about 80 moving
pictures. fair-sized audience was in at
tendance.
Choir rehearsals will be held tonight In
the NJ. f. and Baptist churches, under
the direction OF the organist.
There is no reduction so far in the price
OF coal here. although reports are being
heard OF reductions In other cities OF the
state.
Rev. VI. r. Cady will conduct alI~4t e
services OF the day at the M. f. church
tomorrow. while Rev. n. w. WatJen will
occupy the pulpit az the Baptist Rev. r..
j.. Hutchinson will preach at both morn
ing and evening services at the st. Marks
church.
The grain elevator on the premises OF
Peck and Black is entirely completed
and with the exception OF the fact that
the underground psssagewsy is
not completed the elevator would be i'm
nediately placed in operation.
The New Bedford and Onset car which
was used on the Fall River line. yester-
day. caused considerable comment owing
20 It's beauty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-08
EAST PROVIDENCE

sold TO Henry Thornley,, two lots on the
Sibley plat for sS.43
MINOR MENTION.
In the town hall this morning, Mr..
Tom Congdon told a funny story. He had
a match that would explode after Il was
lighted and he gave one TO friend. The
friend gave II TO his wife 10 light a lamp
and she held a globe while igniting Il.
The match explonded, she drapped the
globe, and II cost the friend $215 for a
new one. still he wants another match.
This morning Health Officer Mason b.
Wood reported that another dyphtheria
case had been fled. The house is on Paw
tueket avenue and all necessary precau-
tons have been taken.
Following is a list OF unclaimed mail
that remains in the postoffice: Miss Il.
Coouey, John Broegelmann. James II.
Grant. Laurie III. Talbot and A. Il. Tay-
lor.
A delegation of FIVE young men left the
town last evening for New York 10 wit
ness the Brown Columbia football game
officer George +. Wilcox, who has long
been connected with the police depart
ment is Obliged TO be OFF duty on account
OF severe swelling on the right leg A
special officer will MI the vacancy while
Mr.. Wilcox is disabled.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-08
KAISER'S
VISIT TO
KING
Imposing Naval Display Made
In Honor Of the Ruler Of
the German Empire.

London. Nov e.-The German imperial
yacht Hohenzollern with Emperor viii
Ham on board accompanied by the es-
eorting German cruisers and f1otila or
British torpedo boats reached Port Vic
soria at o'clock this morning
The arrival OF the Kaiser was made the
occasion OF an imposing naval display.
All the warships at sheerness were dress
cd. their crews manned the decks and the
usual salItes welcomed the imperial vis-
itor who was perambulatng the prone
made deck OF the Hohenzolern.
The emperor wore the undress uni
form OF British admiral The German
ambassador. Count oln-Metternich
soon Joined his majesty who subsequently
received the British court officials sent 10
attend him and the other members OF the
German embassy.
After breakfast Emperor William land
ell the crew OF the Hohenzollern man
hing ship and cheering Justify and the
Eritish warships firing another salute as
the en- reror boarded a train for Dover
on his way to Shernciff camp, where ne
will review the First Royal Dragons, Of
which regiment he is honorary colonel I'm
chief. Unusual precautions were taken
by the railroad officials. All traffic was
stopped along the route to Dover half an
hour before the imperial special train
was due, many British and German de-
tectives were on duty and the functions
and the approaches to the stations were
closely watched and cleared OF spectators
during the passage OF the train.
II was raining heavily when Emperor
William left the train at Dover whence
mounted on one OF his own chargers ne
rode to shorncliffe camp accompanied by
Lord ROBBERS and a brilliant staff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-08
RIVERSIDE.

Following Is a list OF unclaimed letters
that remain at the Riverside postoffice:
Mrs Amey Green Ballou. Carrie Bunce.
Miss J. Benson. Miss Della Teresa
Burke. (Narragansett Terrace) C2), Mrs.
Nellie Clement Crescent Park). Margaret
Driscoli. Miss Grace Fish. care OF Mrs.
Earle Fseld. Mrs Fitzgerald Crescent
Park). Mrs. Hadley Foster. Mrs Lena
Gardiner, Mrs. r. Haskins. Miss Oracle
Holt Mrs. Agu Kohlm. Mrs. E. c. Luth-
or (D, Mrs. e. j. Luther (Silver Spring..
Mrs J. Matthews Mrs. c. A. Purdy. Miss
M. Il. Smith, Mrs. Isabelle White. care
OF Nellie Kleber. Mrs. Lottie Wright.
Miss Grace Young. Miss May Yoemans
Wentworth w. Burns Camp white).
Jack Brooks. Andrew Cotter. DR.. F. p.
Conway, Mr.. w. Chairman. Walter Chad
dock Crescent Park), r. A. Chas. Charles
l.. Ellis. Clarence II. EngSturme, w. J.
Fuller Howard Greene. Tom Goods.
Frank e. Arnold, care OF Mr.. j. A. Ho-
gan. q. Horton, c. II. Johnson, Arthur
La Mont, Mr.. Laroix, Crescent Park,
Mr.. I. Moses Crescent Park. John w.
Miller. James Maliar. q. G. Phillips. M.
A. Reed, r. J. Tape, Fred Walker, ia
cob Young ca.
Following In the program for Sunday
services at the Riverside Congregational
church: At 10:45 a delegate from the
Young Mems Christian association con-
yention win preach from the pulpit:
a:l5. Sunday school service. the topic De-
Ing "Joshaway's Last Advice" At g
o'clock the Christian Endeavor will hold
its pledge Service the lesson being
Code Government and Ours" The song
service and preaching by the pastor.
Rev. Thomas #. Norris, will be held at Z
o'clock. The topic on which he will
preach will be The Gospel Message"
Yesterday a suburban car struck a dog
belonging to Edward b. Stillman and
valued at 800. disabling his hind quar-
ters.
Oficer Frank Munroe was called ano
finding the animal suffering conaderaple
was Obliged to shoot H. The track is very
clear along this spot and Mr. Stilnian
says the dog was not deaf and II IS
strange that IL was struck.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-08
DAUGHTERS OF ARGYLE NO. 2

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Clan Cameron,
No. Z, met In Prescott Post hall last Mon
day evening. President Mrs. ]. B. Craig
In the chair The attendance OF mem
bers was good. Considerable routine bus
mess was transacted after which one can
didate was initiated. The ladies decided
TO hold supper and dance, Nov. IL. the
use OF the large hall having been granted
for that purpose by the chief and mem
bers OF the clan. A good orchestra has
been secured and a frst-class evening
enjoyment assured. The ladies hope 10
see a large number OF clanmen and their
friends present on that night. a very
hearty vote OF thanks was rendered the
secretary OF the clan for the bountiful
supply OF fruit which he kindly sent TO
the Daughters of Argyle. Remarks were
made by the president. Sisters Nicoll.
Prngle, Birnie. Hamilton and others.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-08

Hugh Brennan dined before Judge
sweetland. today. that he was common
drunkard and was held in $500 for trial
Tuesday.
owen Kane. IS years old. pleaded guilty
today 10 the charge OF vagrancy Judge
sweetland placed him on probation until
June 4. 1903.
Joseph Murphy was placed on proba-
tion until June 4. 1903. by Judge Sweet
land today on his promise 20 support
his family.
Pensions have been granted as follows:
Original James H. Chappell, Newport, N2;
widows. minors. etc, Sarah M. Sullivan.
Hills Grove, si2
Michael Donnelly threw bottle into
the highway on Gladstone avenue, yes
terday. This morning Judge Sweetland
fined him So and costs.
Harris Bergel was fined $40 and costs
I'm the Sixth district court today for sell
ing impure milk. He took an appeal and
furnished surety prosecute the same
Frank Tully, a juvenile, admitted today
that ne broke and entered In the night
time the shop OF Percy Doran and that
he stole candy and Tobacco therefrom.
Judge Sweetland placed him on proba-
ton until June 2. 1903.
Eagle Council No. 8. Jr. o. L. A. W..
received three applications for member
ship at It's meeting last evening. At
the drawing OF the parlor organ, given
for the benefit Of Brother Wilbur, the
lucky number, ls, was held by Brother
Potter.
Roy Campeau. IL years old. pleaded
not guilty I'm the Juvenile court today
TO the charge of appropriating bicycle.
valued at sls. the property OF Paul VII
lenenoe. He will be tried or Nov. 18th.
In the meantime he is In the custody OF
Mr., Wallace. the probation officer
Ladies' Night will be observed at the
meeting of the Mems club OF st. Johns
church on Wednesday next Mr.. f. Il.
Whitman Of this city will give an inter
esting lecture on Palestine and the
East" This meeting beginning at p.
m. will be open tn all friends OF members
OF the Mems club.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-08
THE WEATHER

Boston, Nov. S-For New England:
Fair tonight and Sunday except probL-
bly, rain on the south coast; warmer IN
east portions; warmer Sunday with
north TO east fresh to brisk winds on the
north coast and high on the south coast
The following northeast storm warning
was issued at $50 a. m; Storm on North
Carolina moving northeast; Will cause
high northeast winds on south New ENG
land and off North New England coast
tonight and Sunday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-08

Leonardo Cerullo was before Judge
ew~etland, today. for an assault upon his
wife. Lucia. She II older tnsn he and
has q child by former husband. The
couple reside At a. Swiss street. where
last night. they had a quarrel concern
Ing the child. cerullo slapped his wifes
face. kicked her back. smashed up her
furniture and ripped open two feather
eeds. He admitted Shaping; but. deny
me the kick. was held In 500 for trial
hnxt Tuesdax.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-08

Last evening the Watchemoket Lodge
!. o. r. NJ. No. 2. held a big pow-wow'
when IA pale faces were given the adop-
sion dance. The hall was very prettily
decorated, in accordance with the order
Mr.. Charles w. Mercier. a prominent
citizen in the town. was among the pale
faces captured. After the dance was
pleasing collation. and smoker.
TROUBLESOME DOG.
This morning Mr.. Edward w Barstow
OF 41O North Broadway reported 10 po-
lice headquarters that an unlicensed bull
dog entered his pig pen last night and
terribly mangled a pig he valued at >lVV'
He shot the dog and notified Dog or
ficer James Beean. who appraised the pig
and buried the dog.
COURT BUSINESS.
Yesterday afternoon the civil division
OF the Seventh District court held It's
regular weekly session. Few cases were
heard and postponed. Mr. Charles CAD
ding who was arrested on Riverside
square on November and pleaded not
guilty on November 5. was brought be
fore the court and pleaded "nolo' and
was released on payments or cost. whieh
amounted TO s1770.
The Alfred ]. Kent VS.. Col. III. Anthony
Dyer case for assault was postponed Tor
two weeks The suit for book account,
balance $500. Of John l.. Hunt VS. Max
Goldsteln, was postponed until Novem-
ber IL. J. c. Quinn is representing me
defendant and A. ]. Cushing for the
plaintiff. One case OF trespass and eject
ment was carried over until November
IA.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following is a list OF Real estate
transfers filed for record In the town
clerks office for the week ending Friday.
November 7. 1902:
Frederic Fuller sold 10 Thomas f. Nee
gan. lot No. 81 on the Frederic Fuller
plat for $40
The Congdon & Carpenter Co.. sold to
Frederick II. Sherman. house on leased
land at BuHocks Point for $40
George s. Baker, sold TO Antonio s.
Lamb ct ux.. house and lot on Phillips
street for so.
sarah F.. Bottomley sold to Josephine
f. Nichols, house and lot at Riverside
for $40
George Lewis sold TO John IT. Walker.
house and lot on Warren avenue Tor SlO.
John c. Lewis sold TO Edward S.
Bowen, lot 2s3 on the Lewis Farm Villa
plat for $40.
Eliza ]. Garrity sold TO Estella c. Mac
donald. house and lot on Water street for
$40.
Isabella Shaw sold to Henry l.. Gro
yer. four lots on the Pleasant Bluff plat
No for so.
Brightridge Land company sold to Her
bert C. Brownell. nine lots on the Bright
ridge plat for $40.
Jane Johnson ct al, by tax collector.
sold to Henry Thornley,, four lots on the
Franklin Park plat for s10.12.
Mary r. Sibley ct al, by tax collector.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-08
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-08
FREE DIspsNsiRY

The free dispensary for the treatment
Of Diseases by electricity will reopen No
vember iith for its third winters work
sf III Brook street. this city.
Two clinic days. Tuesday Friday.
from II q. m. 10 p. m. are held each
week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-08
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But eyes speak volumes, and declare
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