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ECZEMA, NO CURE, NO PAY.

Your druggist VIII refund your money II
PAZO OINTMENT fails 20 cure kingworm,
letter Old Ulcers and Sores, Plmples ana
Blackheads on the face, and all skin dis.
eases 80 cents,
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A Retention to Miles.

Manila. November PLAT a puo ..,lsl
ton to General Miles in the is'Auu II,
Filipino speaker urged nv NJ, 4
tious fulfllment Of the pIrSIas lsdssi II
the Americans. General naat;eat. y +
people to be peaceful ana pisaeterlf
al p'I ou s now pending ~ NJ
hoped 10 see the ambition ,olIIsi VA
ants for autonomy finally iulp'N
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SPORT

Only two favorltes were winners, at the
3ennings track
Jockey MoDpin was set down by the
Judges at Latonia for poor riding
Yale and Harvard are ready and waiting
inxiously for the greatest football battle Of
he year.
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POLITICAL

The conference OF Texas republican lead.
srs, 10 be held at Washington, has peen
postponed.
The election OF Cannon as speaGer~of the
louse means death 10 tine ship subsidy bil.
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Leave your baggage al the csa'' 4

sHERMAN.-The bond q w .ll,sIs Z
son, the recently elected tax ronnSs
approved by the county 90 "a
court. The bond is for Sls9'V9s
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General Observations.

Observations taken by the United states
weather bureau at p. M, seveuty.htth
meridian time.
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Fin .xncient Foe

To health and happiness is Scrof-
ula as ugly as ever since time
fmmemorial,
1t causes lunches In che neck,
dishgures the skin, infames the
mucous membrane, wastes the
muscles, weakens the bones, re-
duces the power of resistance to
disease and the capacity for re-
coyery, and develops into con-
sumption.
"A bunch appeared on the left side Of my
neck. II caused great pain, was lanoed,
and becamea running sore. I went into
general decline. was persuaded TO try
Hoods sarsapariila, and when had taken
elk bottles my neck was healed and / have
never had any trouble Of the kind since.'
Mas. K. T. ssrDRR, Troy. Ohio.
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sewanee, Tenn, November 2l.--'rhe Uni.
versity Of the South football eleven de.
feated Columbia university here today, ~
70 o.
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sewanee e. oumberIand 3.

Take oXID1YE for Chins and Fcyars.
Cure guaranteed.
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xhis mgnAturs 70 - every boz Of thp gsnuirs
Laxative Br0niO.Q uinine TAslsss
lhs Ssnsas thAa eaxea . eosa ~ enc aAA
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Hoods g0rS0p0rilL0
and Pills

viii rid you of Scrofula, radically
and permanently, as they have
rid thousands.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-08-01
teitn'S New Theatre.

Those who are familiar with the IIoyt
plays may expect a rare treat from the
Albee's Compan>'s production next week
at Keith's of Charles II. Hoyts famous
play, "A Midnight Bell" This play con.
tAins the same potent interest OF story.
together with the happy combination OF
palhos and comedy, which eharacteriEes
all Of the Hoyt plays, such az ~ TEN.
perhnee town" "a Texas Steer" and
other. The atmosphere Is dislinetly
rlTal, the characters being simple country
iolk. The play is a satire on the narrow
mindedness OF the country people. The
story 10 woven around a noble hearted
youth who accuses himself Of theft In
order TO bear the shame for a loved one
who ls unj Justly accused Of the crime by
an interruptions villain who loves the
youths sweetheart Tho real thief IL
eventually located, the young mans limo.
cence proven, and the play has a happy
and logical ending. One OF the princi.
pal scenes represents the meeting OF the
village Sewing Circle with all OF its cus'
tomsry gossIping. and Is provocative Of
great merriment on The part OF both play.
els and audience. A feature OF the pro
ductlon will be The appearance Of Mr..
Williams, the popular leading man, in q
role entirely different from any In which
he has previously been seen, that Of Mar.
tin Tripp, a misehlevous school. boy,
originally played by Eugene Garfield.
MI Owen will have one OF the best
opportunities he has ever had here ss the
old Deacon Tidd, and Miss Ingram will
be the Dot Bradbury, Treated by Maud
Adams.
For the week ofAugust II IL announced
| a production Of Leo Trevor's great suc'
cess, "Brolher Officers" produced at the
Empire Theatre three years years ago.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-08-01
THORNTON.

Thornton avenue 10 being mseadsm.
izsd.
James Coupe is expected home from
Europe, next week.
William Mutt 10 soon TO erect another
house In the new village,
Mrs Charles Luther Of Warwick I.
visiting at a. +. Luther's.
Julius Quay 10 again conducting the
blseksmithing business here.
Town Sergeant Klmball ha. recovered
from slight attack OF tonsilitis.
M. and Mrs. Samuel Youde are enter.
tsining relatives from Philadelphia.
Considerable money changed hands
here on the Fi,1,immons Jetfrlcs prize
nght s~
William Fahey, lately engineer at the
Brown Mil, has severed his connection
there.
Edward Westcott has lust returned
from a visit among relatives In Eastern
Connecticut
The Congregational Society OF this
place hold a eismbaks at wes,coti's Grove
on Saturday.
A trolley party under the auspices OF
the Holy Nativity Church went 10 Cret.
cent Park, Wednesday evening.
John Rothery OF this place recent tly
| passed successful examination for al.
mission to the Rhode Island bar.
The Thornton's were defeated by tho
RocklAnds, Sunday, at Rockland, by a
sco.e Of ~ to s.
A elambake tor the benefit OF the Anti
och Chapel sas held at Thomas Merritr,.
Wednesday. II was we'll attended and n
success In every way.
A large attendance OF people Witnessed
the games at the Ciioket grounds, last
Saturday. The prizes were all taken hy
Thornton residents. The affair was =
great success inancislly.
Fly paper ! for SC; Csmphor balls SC
per pound; Heliebo 3Sc per pounii
Instant Death to Buss 1895 Paris Green,
ISc per poundi Tar sosp SO at A. o.
Smiths drug store. Caleb's block.
We have on hand a limited number OF
| United States Bicycles. new and In per.
feet condition, which we can cell at
greatly reduced prices. Call and zee
them. Hughes & Akin, 38 Plaincsld
street, Olneyville.
Ramon's Tonic Regulator will cure
chronic liver disease. Mr.. Allen Edmund.
son, OF Ent Cape Girsrdesu. Iil,., ssys :
~ have been using Rsmon's Tonic Re
gulAtor In my family a long while and
beg 10 say II is the nnest ever sawt !
nad spenta large amount OF money on
my ~Ifo and not until began giving her
the Tonic Regulator was she benefited.
Now she 10 cured" 7Sc. Corrigsn, tho
apothecsryi 7. r. Parker, Olneyvills !
N. +. Reiner, Centredsloj Potter & Blsn.
ehard No. Seltuate.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-08-01
NORTH SCITUATE.

The Gr,y,on house Is being repaired.
The bridge rAiling' are being painted
Charles Potter .pent Sunday In New
York City.
!. f. Cumming. Of Conlmicut was
here last Saturday.
Herbert A. Hopkins Of SiunderNille
has removed TO Arlington.
Miss Msuls Smith Is attending the
Summer Bible School at WEXFORD.
MIR. ]. L. Theilsen ha, returned from a
visit among friends in Massachusetts.
Miss Marion Cook Of Providence wa.
here this week the guest OF DIR. Charlotte
Arnold.
The North SeltuAte ball team defeated
the Hushesdales at Daniel,on Park on
Sunday.
A. o. Wood attended the funeral Of
the late Frank Searle at Foster Center,
yesterday.
Rev. +. r. Caswell spoke on "rhe
Three Kingdoms" a, the morning service
last Sunday.
The Providence and Danlelson cars
will run to the Connecticut line next
week, II Is sald.
ID. II. Remington has begun extensive
alterations and Improvements TO the
Corey Building.
Mr. Walter Hatch OF Providence is
spending his vacation here. lie has
rented rooms in the II O. Wheeler house.
The officials OF the Providence and
Danielson II. X. Co. are looking about
for suitable place for freight depot
here.
a delegation OF Mssons from this
place attended a communication OF Tenn
pie Lodge OF Greenville last Saturday
evening.
There were number OF Holiness min.
Listers at the Institute building on Monday
looking over the new purchase OF the
Association.
The Free Baptist Sunday School will
probably 20 on Ito annual excursion one
day next week. Crescent Park will be
the objective point.
Samuel p. Boss, a well known resident
OF the Thmtown District. died on Mon.
day aged 81 years. The funeral services
will be held at his late residence, today.
There IL some discussion here In re-
gard to the starting Of village library.
II Is understood there &, quite an interest
in the matter and 1t is quite likely pub
lie meeting will be called at an early date
We have on hand limited number OF
United States Bicy cles, new and In per.
tect condition, which we can sell al
greatly reduced prices. Call and see
them. Hughes & Akin, 3S Plainfeld
street, Olneyvllle.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-08-01
GREEN WILLIE.

Mr.. Lockwood spent the Sabbath here
with his family,
Busines, Is rather slack al the mill a,
the present time.
No services were held srHNe Episcopal
Church, Sunday evening.
Leland Thornton Of Providence Visited
his mother, over Sunday.
Miss Flora Hopkins OF Chepschet 10
visiting relatives In this place.
The lightning struck the barn Of
Henry Eldredge, damage slight
Mr.. Carter and two daughters or Hills.
grove are visiting a, Mrs. Henry Jenke,.
Miss Eva Wlnsor Of Cambridge, Mass,
I, visiting her aunt, Mr'. Alonzo Morry.
DR.. b y. Latham and wife Of Msnsfeld,
Mast, visited at the rsctory over Sunday.
Miu Maud Farnum OF Providence 4.
the guest OF her cousins, the Misses Bray.
tons.
M,. Minerva MowTy returned TO her
home, Saturday, after visit In Provl.
dence.
The monthly covenant meeting was
held Thursday night a, the Free Baptist
church.
Mrs. James Cofbln has returned TO her
home here after a few months ,tSy In
Providence.
X. r. Smith, who has been on the ,iek
let, has resumed hi, dUtIs, at D. a.
Tobey', store.
Ira Smith, clerk at o. a. Tobe,s store,
ls having his vacation. Jane, Ke.eh,
Jr., Is taking his place.
1, is expected the right hand Of fellow.
ship will be given to several persons,
Sunday, q, the Free Baptist church.
Mrs Margaret Lang and sister, Miss
Crisue and Jennie Boyd OF A,ileboro'
visited Mr,. Henry Eldredge, over Sun.
day.
Mrs Frank MeQues,en, Min Marion
and Ralph Of New YORK City are stop
ping at Mn. George Grants for smother
seston.
Miss Jennie Mohi, Of Sar,,ogs, ~. T.,
and Sarah MofHt Of Pautueket are Wait.
Ing with their sister. Mu. Henri FL
dr,dEe
Mrs ". Peterson, M. Christina and
Harry Peterson from Brooklyn, -. =,
are stopping for several weeks a, Mu
Grants.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-08-01
MANTON.

Charles Quinn has taken q tenement
on Becker avenue.
Mrs. Z. b. Evans and family are Walt.
Ing at Hartford. Conn.
Frank Kneighly. clerk at Swlndelrs,
Is srjoying his vacation.
George l.. Williams returned Monday
from a week s,sy a, Cottage City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Donovan are
spending the week a, Lynn, Mass.
Mi. Emma Remington and Miss Mar
garet Purcell are yisiting In Psscoag.
a son WAS born on Thursday to Mr..
and Mrs. John Warren Of Nj, Pleasant
A large delegation from Court Lyman's
went on the excursion to Rocky Point,
today.
Ms James Kllley will ,tart next week
Tor California, where shs will remain for a
year visiting relatives.
John Holland, the steeple climber, who
fell at Minto's dye works several weeks
ago. died at the hospital. on SUNDAY.
The funeral services were held on Wed.
nesday, at Olneyville.
Saturday afternoon, August and. my
stote will be closed 10 take account OF
stock alter which Mr.. Il. NJ. Pierce OF
Edgewood will connuet the business.
CHARLES PHETrEPLAcE.
We have on hand limited number OF
United States Bicycles, new and In pei i.
feet condition, which We can sell at
greatly reduced prices. Call and see
them. Hughes & Atkin, IS Plainfeld
street, Olneyyille.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-08-01
HUGHESDALE.

ChN. Brown attended tho trap shoot
Ing at East Providence, last week.
Mr.. Blanchard has removed 10 The
Angel Sheldon place.
The Hughesdale ball team went TO
DanIelson Park Sunday, and were de.
feAted by . ball team from Norte Scltuats
by tcors OF 10 TO H..
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-08-01
HARMONY.
I.yIrg abou, completed hsro.

Hsylrg 10 about completed hsro.
James Cutler 10 confined 10 HE home
by Illness.
M,. Henry Newell has number Of
city hosrders.
Miu Laura Watts Of Providence 10
visiting at Henry Halls
Mr. z. {. wslllng starts mex, week
FOR Nantucket when she remains for sev'
efal daII
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-08-01
a Liberal Offer.

The undersigned -lll give a free sam.
pie Of Chamberlain stomach and Liver
Tablets 10 any one wanting q reliable
remedy for sisorder. Of N. s,ornseh. bill
lou,nss. = constipation, This IL . new
remedy ard a good one. b. a. Smith
Olnsyvlllej Gilbert Z. Parker. Olneyville
w. Dunning & Bros 35s Msnton ave.
nue. ~. 2. RsIner, Cenierdsls.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-08-01
Il Needs a Tonic.

There are time, when your liver needs a
tonic. Don't give Purgstiyes that grippe
and weaken. Dewitt. Little Early Ria.
ess expel all poison from the system and
act as tonic to the liver. W. Scott, ST.
Highland avenue. Milton, Pa, Gays: 81
have carried DsWi,rs Little Early Riser,
with me Tor several years and would not
be without them" Small and easy 10
take. Purely vegetable. They never
grIpe or distress. Potter & Blanchard,
No. SeItuate; n. r. ReIner, Centsrdsle !
+. r. Parker, Olneyville.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1902-08-01
sHARES I'm TEiE
Bannie Gold Mining and
Milling Company.
OF PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.

Property near United Verdi Mud Hole, Little JESSIE
and Victor all famous for their output of Gold Silver and
Copper. Money wanted to build Mill and Concentrating
Plant
RErERENCEs-Any Bank Merchant Mining Expert or
Citizen of Prescott, Arizona
Evening star., 1902-02-17
Tonight'S Republican Caucus.

The third time Is the charm VIII IT
prove so in the OF the Crumpacker
resolution? The House republicans are to
give the subject caucus consideration for
tie third time tonight. The resolution is not
in the form in which the friends Of consti-
tutionai representation in Congress could
desire il. In their view of the case II fs
Very conservative 1t proposes at most only
an inquiry into a fact already thoroughly
established. But the inquiry should be made
iE order that the country may be Officially
advised Of how far. In violation of the
Constitution, the suffrage laws have been
doctored in the interests of partisan ma.
jorities. and how lopsided by such means
congressional representation has become.
The Washington Post opposes the resolu-
tion for fear that its adoption may inter-
fere with the experimentation OF the south
The case of Louisiana particularly Is de-
scribed. The pelican state is represented
as trembling in the balance Republican
prospects there are simply beautiful. This
IS the old con-" game, with the Post in
the role OF the come on man. Whenever
the republicans are In power and sugars
interests are under discussion in Congress
We are all regaled with yarns about the
conversion Of sugar planters to the cause
OF republicanism by the thousands. The
big roads are crowded with them making
their way to new quarters. An army of
Evening star., 1902-02-17
A New Inauguration Day.
From the Philadelphia Press.


Senator Hoar has induced the United
States Senate to pass for a third time his
constitutional amendment changing the
date for the commencement of the terms of
the President and Of Congress from the 4th
of March to the last Thursday in April.
The adoption of this amendment would In
and would make the second session Of
Congress, now too brief for anything but
hurried work. a five months session.
The first Inauguration of George WASH
ington took place on April 30. 1889. That
date has been the favorite one in many pre-
vious proposals for a change Of Inaugural
ton day from the 4th Of March, The ad-
vantages, however. of having a fixed day
of the week instead of fixed day of the
month for great public ceremony are so
obvious that historical accuracy is departed
from in order to secure it. When Inaugural
tion day falls on Sunday it has to be post
poned one day, and Saturday and Monday
are both unsuitable days for bringing a
large number OF people from their homes
in distant parts. The change to q fixed day
of the week for Inauguration will break up
the exact four years terms. They will
vary in length by a few days. but this is
unimportant compared with the advantage
of having inauguration in an agreeable sea-
son of the year and have 1t never fall on
or close to Sunday.
This provision Is a wise one It has been
sufficiently discussed and ought to be
adopted. Our present Inauguration day is
a pneumonia breeder and a menace to the
health Of the new President and all the
others who have to brave the cold, wet
weather that SO frequently characterizes
March in WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1902-02-17
Busy Week for Convention Citv.

WaShington's character as the convention
city OF the country is well exemplified this
week in the number aud character of the
organizations scheduled for assemblage.
The capital will entertain four national
bodies. one of sectional character and
one local organfzation and will prepare
for another national body which will meet
here next week. This weeks program in
ciudes the meetings Of the National Society
of the Daughters of the American Reyolr-
ton, the Children of the Revolution. the
National Council of Women and the He
s'ew missionary conference. which will
bring delegates from all parts of the coun-
try. some of them attending more than one
OF these meetings. In addition there will
be held the annual convention of the NJ p
Christian Endeavor Union Of the Maryland
conference. with delegates from Maryland
and the District, and the annual encamp-
ment of the Grand Army of the Republic,
Department of the Potomac Next week
the Congress of Mothers will meet
There are few others cities in the world
which can point to record equal to that
OF Washington during the past quarter of
q century in the entertainment of ma
tiona1 organizations. Despite the lack of
suitable hall accommodations. the attrac-
been recognized with steadily increasing
force until in the selection of meeting places
Dy various large bodies OF people from Diff
1erent states the choice usually lies be.
tween Washington ana the heiu w.tn the
chances favoring the capital. One strong
reason for this tendency is that delegates
to a convention can combine more than one
object in attending a meeting in Washing
ton, being enabled not only to participate
In the business OF the organization but TO
observe the wonderful process of national
government and TO enjoy the historic scenes
and the beautiful outlook of the nations
city and its environment. No one can to-
day estimate the full effect upon this ten
dency Of the expenditure by the govern
ment of the money called for by the park
commissions plans. IN whole or in part.
Washington expanded and improved ac-
cordins 10 the project just completed will
be Irresistible.
Evening star., 1902-02-17
Prince Henry's Timely Visit.
the Philadelphia Press:

Says the Philadelphia Press:
prince Henry is to arrive in New York
on Washngtons birthday, when he will
have many manifestations Of the fact thai
there isn't anything In this country quit"
as big as the memory of the father OF MS
country.
Prince Henry's visit is 50 timed and his
itinerary 50 arranged as to insure him op-
portunity for exceptional observation of us
In several matters of Importance. He will
attend in Washington the Mckinley memo
rial exercises and hear the address Of one
OF the most accomplished speakers in our
rational life on a subject certain to de-
yeiop him in his best form. There is no
story. not even that of Washington or Lin
coin. more instructive to the educated for
cigner than the story of Mckinley, and
there is no American better qualified to tell
1t to the interest Of all than John Hay. He
will speak from intimate personal acquaint-
ance as well as from large knowledge of
current political affairs, ard with a literary
finish which for some years has been the
admiration of his countrymen.
At ST. Louis the distinguished visitor will
find the people busy with a project for illus
trating the Importance OF the Louisiana
purchase. He will acquire in the most
practical form the knowledge Of what ex-
done for the United States, and consequent
Is will be able to understand why so very
MANY Americans are not alarmed by the
expansion which was brought about by Me
Kinley. He will see that Americans are not
going backward IN the scale of ambition, or
courage. or capacity.
At Chicago Prince Henry will probably
think for moment about that rare Old
bird the phoenix. He will See a city that
rose from Its ashes in the shortest space
Of time, and is now one of the CONNER
Cial wonders of the world. Thirty years
ago II, ,43O buildings were destroyed by fire
there. and the money loss was S106, 600 600
But local ambition was not for a moment
thwarted or discouraged. Rivals for trade
made no headway at Chicago 8 expense. The
windy city got its second wind SO to speak
and soon left them all far behind
But the theme is rich with suggestions
1t might be extended to great lengths
Everywhere will be something for the visit
ors entertainment and instruction. and
along his whole line of travel will be await
Ing him little Dutchmen in great fettle
marshaled by brass bands playing the ma
tlorai hymn of the fatherland in a style
almost equal to that of the famous band he
Is bringing with him. All things consid-
cred, indeed. If Prince Henry does not re-
turn homo with pretty clear idea of what
America Is. and in his neart applauding
our purposes to keep Well up in the worlds
procession, he is not the man he has been
cracked UP to be-