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Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26
%Sremerapet soneebolie.

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for Scarf Sen 12te's SiItore intcress
iereSe @Gpb btifipftisct meb lin.
beriegelicr pdo bet Sts6, bptr Settc:
fouaen urtber en- ftor Sci al lit &c;
log 4 Iprfiet opAoISt lie, % &c; ioref
tagne Brapfinger ifaf nGcre0e .bnne
igipct intercsjonte &eiiltaters iii.
Der en- SperIosmflielie i Sui I'LL
iIptteoe Scarf til, 8pen 8arnitsa paa
GnieltrS bsire Srcb. Here, 8iiometer
norbicr Bender. rber loo ban op-
isrc cit enetaacS 9pgning .nf 5teu
mes meget tpffe Witre % beItGaenbc
al TO Sote iant ntte &amtre, onens
paa en- aptit oq eoer1t Ell IItnn.
Hnnot ptnfring "aongebuict" opier.
ties eftcrbaonocn abiftQiqc @pgnin,
ger for GnlbcbsmGnb iamt 9oroffcr
for 800 WonS. &ompIerct falNte3
"2eircn". Get bar Der .o3 life / Ben.
Der oen beranrte Scamp lite 6%ebruar
1913 uSfjTmpCoeS, ..
Seo. De III ipcrfiottc @rnbrinqcr
bar man its0t pon 8runSmuten til
8ongebltiet og 2enniu9er al noQlc
andre Suite. NSiftaiac r. Wpnter,
Sc9I. Ringe, &ieoler, SeIteifo. bruf,
ne aliltger, Stpffer al SpeiIe m. N.
ifal ogiaa bore illnNct i 8rus5ou.
gene. &c nprmere TciuItoter al us
grauuiaerne tnrbe / ben nUrmcitc
6rcntiO fomlne til at oiicntliggiss
res.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26

iom Ion fortG1e ont. bupr 6eibtg Iee bar
u9ret. Hanr gu fpminer til mtg, oil olt Dpite
Sproel al II Iar5 Grfnrin9. 9etfpiter ingeu.
ting at laee oine giue uuberip9e.
&pntortimsr ira 81. 8 5orm. iii 8 Gfterm,
Wit arbeioe aaranteres.
Snaeu g9enter CT aniatte.
uuocrip9elSe azores gratis.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26
GpaepW CT dbios
Tut belbre0elig.

Ser er lille up9et Iaaoant Orb iom baablpS
/ port 2eriipn. Rolf. ipnl libsr al GptIrpii
tau taae Ytop til iia. Ser tilbposS Ell irt
aur, iom Tar i%uIoitqupig aisngipet Suuore'
Der al Itatiels 9ieenpe 0elb,epeu.
Sra TGrfe til. at ut lite blot tilbposr
m,elertiois 9inpring, men uarig SslbrebsIie.
Ser better inseu Sorplt lieIie eaer llogiiter
urp bette 5ilbuo ON Ell gratis SrpuebebanO'
ling. Spis Re llber al Gpilepii. ila lfriu ioaa.
GpilepIi tan life aleus helhrrocs, men bli.
per telbrebet brer Tag peo Sr. 2lHblcps
Golden Remedy. Oct or Ell Slemmebetaues
lima, Iom f%prinner Rerperns M b. brao be
trGnaer % iorebpsser SlpetIlitrpmnins %
8rnmpe.
Ter er Soab nenoeltst Saab - ior ale.
SITE ialIti Saab elIer en- TOM CLINTON. men
Ell pelarunoct Srp paa Sisteben ON Selbrs'
belle. N9eeuioerItaben Itaar life title. Sen
saar altio lremao, Zen retter itaoil tio'
ltlere besaoeoe 6siItasslisr % tnIoiaiter
@aarsbaaens Seprier. 2Ise iai pitt or bet,
at Golden Remedy nil turere @pilepli -
mart pei, tnrerer life blot linOre.
2r. 9inblers Golden Remedy er ben
eueite Nieoieiu, iom hplocr Reruerre iuio'
tcmmsn iriite % / BET rette Sorbplp Ill
lbperonore.
Zen iGIses uuosr Ell uetrptielie Barauii
.iitrs, psb en- sapital al $4,000 Snist Guoet
Nltbbel sr ucseniiupe blepsn lo!st uuosr Ell
iaa liberal @arantL
Suis 9e. ScrsS Gen eler uogen al 2eres
SaniIie lioer al gpilcpii. oa ltrip % iprt1l
Or. 9iuolsp all rerunt, oa ban pi aipe 9em
&aao gratis.
On GRATIS Tlaife AT GOLDEN REMEDY
tinIn Stprreliel itnoes paa anmpeaiRs (tan
en- Sam til ale Sinrnbr. Ttttr iftr for at
uiic, brilftu nrufftiiQ Sro giluirternt bar
paa GOLDEN REMEDY Tom ct sainorl til at
farrrr Gpilepfi Tor bffdnnis. Sfrip riirr
bet iaag til 1r. u. D. siubirn. Mgr, @ulosn
Cure 60. Snmmcas, Snn.
SprreippReance meo OptnHrrnts 6trma
niaa he paa gnatlit
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26

ainamisNoncn.
Snotommrt $4,000. Scnot til
Saupes Spnooe % airamisiionSiet.
ifabet $436.9O
SautbalmisiOncu.
8opr $3.50. llbbeiaIt iii Suu.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lEnlrha Mininn
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26

SpstisbeO % Grfarins saar altiO al meO
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26

lNLA <NNlpIAASV NblS''N
rapportereSea:
SEM nvc Ssitre par optagne; o
SeItp p1r al iorifieIli9e Inrl19er
aaacHc iru. Ter er M % Ssltre,
ion belS or pco Spipitalet % oeS tie
uer uco i~orIticatse andre Soipltaler.
lamt en- pau Ntaoagasflr. Saitor 8.
.. ailoubl bar p1ret omfrin3 | gae'
nigbeNenc % iandct meget til so.
ipitalet& 8i9IH, og er otlltg I'll at
fortirtte. SoipitaIct bar bapt mesen
SeaninQ % itaar / bsi InieelIe |
Gbicago.
Observation-Disclosures par M S3,Ooo,
aftipa regncs ior $59,5oO.
acmitecn FOR Suoberctnins Ho. 3
CSctretGrnS) rapportereNe:
I. Der uotolcs en- saf til 8no for
CroetS riaetisc 5orfpnOeie I Get
ipunonc Mar; anto9es ueo Hetsrtn9.
.. Ser aubeiaIcs. at Der isres en-
paaIiSeIisere Statiitif,
B. Scr frroeSeS lluSifplontnqcr
ira iraprrenSe Ireitcr % ior Nenig.
bcocr, iom life iencfe Selesuter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26
%5iIiammeu.... $0,559.65

Scrirn goor Cab pan "Gbilorena
Companion" 1927. % psf. al Net.
toiortienciteu Cr betolt iii SamiunbS.
toaien. Ser or niiot oper $1,000 iii
Gorrctningeua llNuibelie, tbi ri be-
bsoe mere Rum; iou bsr ri oBl0a
bare e9ct GrpftcrI % 9ogbinocri.
"@utheroncren" uo8aor / 1900
g~rcmplarcr, "gsrneblooct" / 1850.
"GbiIorcu@ Companion" / $500;
men ole ire. @Iabc buroc ian en- ne
act 'tsrrc %llobrpoclic.
6orretninaCn gaor mc8ct dc0t %
cr Moclea 9~ITINiri. Gems NcttouGr'
ii cr S67 .2SG.19. 600 Collars Tor-
ticueite poo wort airtcor8au cr oltfor
IiGet; ser Dor Qlsrc@ oIporIig GN'
i~trenaelic ior @I0Hcta itarre ll0br3a
bcliC.
Observation-Disclosures .cUcrCoc iaIQcn'
SC Stotu& o0Cr Mi@iionarc8nifa.
bcrnc:
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Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26

B~rilealas ilibeS paa ian manage Ntoaoer,
at man ijeIoeu timber 70 Tenneiter, icm ipler
iI9 fulot tiIireos meo be iamuue Blus. 5aa
8eriorer har 10 zine, JONI er alceies ltge.
9rert Die maa iGrifiIt uuberigges o9 ct ! ar
Srtler. Ilibes iaa, at be paSier. Seq bar /
2pbet al nj adr iaat 5000 8tas til at paste.
Slanbt mine 4atienter er Der Sunbreber,
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-26

@lGSe hep notnIt opcr. at 9icli'
g~ionsifoIens Rsonen0isbcO mere oa
mere inDiees, men Ser poaminoeoes
ON, at 21rerne bpr IenteS beore. ]
Ieeute gag uoipnnot Der Tia en- liplia
og inreeles sapmig Gisfusiion. Der
paapegeoes al Here, bpor banrligt
SfolelRrernc BAR aflsnneOe, of Der
bar iaare Iioen Gpmuntring for Hinfe
lliiGc RGito at gaa cen Bel; ocrfor
BAR ser ogina en- inaoan Nangel paa
9nreN; al nnoen Irbetoslgn bar FOR.
sget, rNn SfolelRrerne moatte ne;e
Iig mco 30 % % Collars @aane0er
% Soften: itnar man tos | getr1gt'
Ming StilinsenS Itpre getponind %
HeSpenSigbe0en al en- goo llSOamelie
I. gr. peb RormalIfolen | flere gar.
iaa mantte eirbper indie, at 2pnnen
bar lao liSen, at en- War6 meo Sami.
tie umulis fuuSe lepe al &c Sn0tGgter.
"a Get bar baar6t nof Tor en- nuiit
0f1lto at boise iig mes alG0er % 3d.
ger for ber Gum.
Benitonsngen tor Greiter pafte
ogiaa Iiplig gisfusiion; nogle ipntes,
at SanriunOet too iormeget paa iig;
andre iuntes, at oct par bsiit nshoen,
0igt, at Der eiter iaamange Mars Snaf
enoelia blep aiort noget. Gaitor 81.
arSerien al Ga Grosic u0t1lte, at De
msrfe lloiiater for 9reiten. itaar nan
er ubiliOt. %ifrGnner lil1ge MGro bort
ira Ereitegierningen. San ~fortoltc
ON en- sSarmer, iom Gang paa Gang
ingbc, at bois ban bapNe iaanregen
ssnot9at ON 4nrct iom 600 Dollars,
iaa nilSe han mart bli rig. Eait, u.
tog i'm glpart % eraminereoe Gar.
meren % ~nebtegneSe eiter oennes
eaen Sp1ooe, bpaS finn baoSc aoIet
paa i'm Sarm BET iibitc Mar al Saprc,
Srcoe. gna, Yoteter, seg, Smgr.
Salg al areaturer ca SeIte ca 8riie
etc. Bet be.Sb iig ialt til oper 49,.
900 ire tlriinSe Collars. 6arme.
ren blcp ielo npcget foriinoret, StOen
talte hin FARMER atorig mere ON al
bl.pe rig al 5000 SnStugt ont aaret.
Ssnoaa 5ormiooae zen 2tbc Sirri
bar Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I1eO
altergang. &c isr iiGpntc aanOi0a.
fer 6lep orAtnerebe al 6orulatrSen; til
Cert toa ban "9len pao oct 0ro pii
leg uGfaite 8arnet,"
st IibolGsitepne blep .afholGt ON
giterm;0Saaet / 9incoIn Garf; ser
ontoacS at pore raer 1000 Nenneifer
tilitcbe. Snler hIep boIGte al EaIto.
rerre SrIten9, .Roielan0 % 9. SAT-.
.aan. 6rcIiesarntce1s Iuiifforps ipil.
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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-04-03

The Rev. J. Mooney of Idaho Falls
will lecture in the Catholic church on
Tuesday evening of next week All are
invited to come and hear him. Next
Sunday is called Palm sunday. The
morning services on Holy Thursday,
Good Friday, and Holy Saturday will
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-04-03

Don't forget the entertainment at the
opera house on the 10th.
The insane asylum superintendency
has not been settled yet.
The regular dance in the Oakley q
Hess hall will take place tonight.
Ed Croft and wife came over FRONT
Alton yesterday en- route to conference.
Mrs. q. I. Burnside of Pocatello is
visiting relatives and friends In this
city.
Toomer's Boy Band'' will make their
first public appearance in the festival
of Bib. or comedy of Toys"
HI. B. Whitman received word this
week that his father, who lives IN Ill
inois was very low from sickness.
Misses May Hoff and Maggie Jones
gave party to number of their young
friends last evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Hoff. The evening was
passed in playing games and partaking
of an elegant lunch.
Oakley & Hess wish to announce that
there will be no dance in their hall next
week. On Monday night following
Easter they will give one of their popu-
lar dances and every Friday evening
thereafter,
The new walk OH the south siGe of
! Washington street is slowly but surely
being finished from the corner of 9th
avenue to 4th avenue. The new walk
on 4th avenue from Washington street
north is nearly completed. All these
walks are s feet wide, and have long
been needed.
The first issue of the Montpelier Re-
publican, Emil Vaterlaus' new paper,
came out yesterday. For q starter it is
a sprightly sheet, and Emil says he is
in the ring to help build up this grow
ing lily. Anything that promises to
help make our town the best in south
ern Idaho is always welcome. The Re-
publican, as it's name indicates, will
support the republican party.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-04-03

begin iii the Catholic church at ~
o'clock sharp
G, Webster is in town from the Big
Horn country where he is now located.
He will remain till Sunday.
Dance tonight. Oakley & Hess hall,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-04-03

Inc polls open next Tuesday morning
in the city hall
The lawns about town are a perfect
carpet of green
The man that said winter wonld last
till August, has disappeared
~ This is regular conference weather
Sloppy weather and bad roads.
Judge Rich and family have moved
TO the Hot Springs for the summer
The trains from the east are getting
In little nearer on time these DAYS.
It's the time of year to make gener-
al cleanup about town, and the burg
surely needs it,
Brennan & DAVIS have remode1ed
their store inside thus giving them con-
siderable more room.
The Short Line has received several
of their new engines They of the
900 class, and are for freight train work
The Quayle dam above town, broke
Monday and for time there was water
II to throw at the BIRDS in Montpelier.
Not much damage done
Nose Lewis is home from his trip to
New York. Mrs. Lewis did not return
with him. as she remained in the east
4 to have their baby treated by a special
list
Chief of Police Gee says he will
inaugurate the annual sprlngclean up
I of the city next Monday, and all proper
- ty owners will be called to clean up
their lots
The thaw and rain, which came Mon
day night, has turned the whole coun-
Z TRY into lake and the roads into seas
of mud. The snow is nearly all gone
in the valley and foothills.
Thos- Roberts came over from~Afton
Tuesday. Tom says he has bad
roads in this section during his fourteen
4 fears residence in Star valley, but in al
4 these years he never anything tc
compare with the present condition OF
the highway over the mountain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02
"THE FATAL WEDDING. Z"

IL is only necessary To announce that
The Fatal Wedding will be the attrac-
tion at the Imperial next week TO insure
capacity business. Matinees will be given
daily The success OF Theodore Kremer's
soul stirring drama has been so great
that ~ Is a source OF wonder 10 almost
calls. The play hes been translated into
French and German. and Is being per-
formed across the water To capacity
business Aside from the novel plot and
pretty story evolved by the author. Sui
livan. Harris & Woods. under whose
anagement the production Is made
promise a superb scenic equipment and
"A strong cast.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02
WARREN.

John Hudson has sold to Mary Nortor
q strip OF land on Barney street and
Samuel Benoit has sold TO Lincoln A
Hood OF Fall River an interest in the
building at the corner OF Baker and
Water streets
The members OF the Warren National
band from this town and Bristol are
rather indignant over the breaking OF a
compact entered into between the local
organization and the Eagle lodge OF
Providence. Together with a number or
other bands the National submitted fig
ures 10 accompany the Eagles TO New
York last night
The bid Of the Warren band was salts
factory and was accepted. and the ar
rhnsements had been completed and a
week passed when the band was Informed
oy letter that since the local band was
not unionized the engagement must be
cahcehed. despite the fact that not the
shgntest mention OF a union hand was
mace when the bids were received E,,i-
gently outside" OF inside" pressure WAS
prohght TO bear. with slight reeard for
the rights of the bidder.
Mr.. VIM. Wilmarth caught IA rats 4, .
trap al his grocery store on Main strea,
one night this week. '" Suee'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02
AT The COLOSSEUM

Tonghts programme of treats at the
Providence Colosseum, guarantees pa
troEs OF that resort. one of the best
paced races ever announced. and two
amateur events, that should prove full
OF genuine merit. In the big event Wal
1hour and Caldwell will be the rivals,
and from them a great display OF the fine
points OF the game may be expected.
Caldwell by defeating Champion. last
week, after one OF the prettest struggles
seen al the Colosseum this season. made
himself solid with all who admire true
cleverness. and when he returns tonight,
ne will receive a welcome OF tne most
sincere description He is riding In won
derful style this year. and luck ia
generally with him. In Walthour. he
will have one OF the hardest nuts TO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02

crack he has met OF late. and while the
last meeting OF the two was not just as
Wathour would have had IL. still he be-
heves that ne can down Caldwell de-
csively on this track, where there is the
fullest and fairest opportunity for fast
riding
The race will be brisk and thrilling In
its episodes. The pace will be the limit
from the pistol shot. and spectators will
have plenty Of reason for enthusiasm as
the men go round the oval and knock the
records into BITS.
The amate =. too, will probably give
the crowd it's moneys worth. as Man
ager Baeny has engaged a promising
bunch of topnotchers for the 10-mile open
race and the two-mile handicap.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02
OPENING SALE OF LOIS

In three new townsites on the Omaha ex
tension OF the Chicago Great Western
Railway will take pace as follows: Ten
nant Shelby Co. Iowa. Tuesday. Sept
sth. Bentley, Pottawattomie Co. Iowa
Tuesday. Sept 18th. and MeCleliand Pot
tawattomie Co, Iowa. Tuesday, Sept.
22d. One fares to Fort Dodge from all
points on the Chicago Great Western Ry.
Special trains from Fort Dodge to town
sites on the day Of sales. with 1are OF
81 90 for round trip. Special trains from
Council Bluffs TO townsttes. fare fifty
cents for round trip. For full particulars
see bills or address Edwin II. Magill, Man
ager. Townsite. dept, Fort Dodge. la.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02
ExTRADITEO
ON ASSAULT
CHARGE
Men Who Arc Said TO Have
Attacked Car Crew Sent Back
From Fall River.

On a charge OF assaulting Conductor
Ward and Motorman Thorne on an cleo
tric train between Crescent Park and
Warren. August 2, Patrick Liberte Jr.'
Alfred Liberte and Peter Petit were ar
rested in Fall River and turned over to
Chief OF Police Bowden Of Darlington.
The men were arraigned at Warren last
night before Judge Bosworth and each
pleaded not guilty and were locked up
over night their bail being fixed at 5000
each.
The case is a peculiar one as II Is the
FIRST known case whore persons have been
extradited i'm this state or Massachusetts
on a simple assault charge. The extra
dition was secured from Gov. Bates after
considerable delay as he was away from
Boston and the arrests were made by
Marshal Hilliard Of Fall River.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02
NEW SLET t S

When | met her on the steamer
Coming back from foreign climes.
bright maiden did deem her,
And we had some pleasant times.
She was bright in conversations,
And such learning she displayed
When we spoke OF other nations
That / was I'm truth dismayed.
Shed n foreign education,
Knew the language OF each land:
I was dumb with admsation.
Though / could not understand.
But her English was affected,
And for this naught could atone,
Learning others she'd neglected
TO study up her own.
She could read me quite sermon
On the history OF France.
When she spoke OF legends German
/ displayed gross ignorance.
| And the bit I'd learned at college
Seemed ridiculous, until
| I discovered she'd no knowledge
or the fight at Bunker Hill
Brooklyn Eagle.
John Murphy was held in $500 by Judge
Rueckert today for trial Friday on the
charge OF an assault upon Annie Lewis.
Jason Austin OF 100 South Main street
$500 was stolen from his yard last night.
Matilda Bergland of Cushing street
reports stolen from a line in her yard
yesterday a skirt and waist valued at IS.
Helen Jacques reports that her pock-
etbook was stolen from the Young La
dies tea rooms at AZ Snow street Satur-
day evening. II contained $40 In bills.
Clara Alph OF 2s9 Pearl street gave a
~ Al la. l.. s<.
take his pay for 25 cents worth of but.
IONS The man has not yet returnql
with the change.
John Sullivan. while drunk, made an
assault upon Isabelle Balantyne yester-
day. He called her into 36 North Main
street. pulled her about and struck her.
He was sent 10 Jail for 30 days
The alarm from box ls2. at $40 o'clock
this morning was for fire In the laun-
dry at the Rhode Island hospital. The
damage was confined to woodwork and
TO clothing belonging TO employees.
Charles Bennett OF walling street
ner OF Francis and Promenade streets by
Fred w Wlbur's automobile last even
ing. Mr.. Wilbur took Bennett to his
home. He was not seriously injured.
Lewis A. Hope, a dipsomaniac. was sur
rendered by Mr.. Wallace today. and
Judge Rueckert imposed senteyce OF
six months at the farm. The family OF
the young man desired that this course
be taken.
Frederick Smith. colored. was fined $50
and costs I'm the Sixth district court to-
ady for an assault upon William IL. John
son. The latter owed Smith 81, and
when the money was not forthcoming
Smith knocked Johnson down, kicked
him and then cut his straw hat to small
bits.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02
nA0IC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORMsBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker 169 fremont street Boston.
IT Is simple. safe and easily applied: con
taink no lead poisons; use II once and
you will never use any other BLANDING
4 BLANDING, 81 Weybosset street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02

ihese papers arc here for you 10 read
WINE waiting tor your orders" said the
waiter In the eating house
Meh replied the man who had been
Nsuhg over an hour. II think you should
supply novels."-Philadelphia Record
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02

postal card sent from Billville 10 one
OF the absent brethren reads:
Dear Jim: Nuthin' but good news TO
tel you. Your crop paid OF the mortgage
your brother broke out o. Jail. an your
daddy has Jest got 1900 out the railroad
Tor runnin' over his leg Amt Providence
providin' ATLANTA Constitution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02
CAMP LIFE.

The providence News Summer Rosor
Bureau can supply you with guides &
the very best sections OF New Englan'
II you are looking for q good camp 70
the coming summer. Excellent hshinI
among the Maine WOODS and other sec
ucns. Booklets free to all appiicants
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02
IN SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. III. Nightingale re-
turned on Monday from an extended Eu'
ropean trip and went directly To their
summer home, at Warwick Neck, where
they will spend the remainder of the sea
son.
Mr. and Mrs. r. G.. Watrous returned Ia
their cottage at Warwick Neck, yester-
day. after a two weeks stay at Poland
Springs, Maine.
Mrs William Grosvenor OF this city Is
chairman of a committee on the bazaar
and tea which Is being given at Gray
Craig, Middletown, r.. l., this afternoon,
for the benefit OF st. Mary's orphanage,
East Providence
Rev and Mrs. T.. NJ. Waterhouse OF this
city are guests at the Ssunderstown ho-
tel, Saunderstown, r /.
The Misses Nathan, who have been
stopping AT "Oakhurst." Oakland Beach,
FOR the summer are en- route for their
home In Denver Colorado. stopping a
few days I'm New York city.
Il got up at I'VE o'clock this morning"
remarked the married man. Ito go to a
hre
Where was it?" asked the bachelor
I'm the kitchen stove-after l made II.
replied the married man, sadly-Cincinna-
al a TT
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02
LAKEWOOD.

The Baptist Sunday school outing will
DO held saturday. weather permitting.
and the arrangements which were an
nounced for last Saturday will hold good
and large party wagon will be on hand
TO take the young folks 90 Highlands. 4"
the the blum at Greenpoint IL called
The public library reopcned for the sea-
son this afternoon ad will be open to-
night for those who wish 10 secure some
reading matter. During the seven weeks
the library has been closed the books
have been handily arranged and the IL
brary room cleaned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02
RHODE ISLAND NORMAL SCHOOL

Fall term begins Monday. Sept. II. at Q
O'clock n. m. Examinations for admIs-
sion will occur Friday, Sent IL beginning
at a. m. For catalogue or other Infor.
nation apply 10 Thomas r. stockwell,
secretary Trustees Box 1892. or, after
sept 9 70 charles 8. Chaplin. Principal.
Box S7l. Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02

vtoUuL tects them from steam and wa
TAR snc prevents glazing. For sais by
BROWN BRoA Co
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02

John sullivan. while drunk, made an
assault upon Isabelle Balantyne yester-
| day. He called her into 36 North Main
street. pulled her about and struck her.
| He was sent 10 Jail for 30 days.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02

Charles Bennett OF Walling street
was Knocked from his bicycle at the cor
ner OF Francis and Promenade streets by
Fred w. Wlburs automobile last even
ing. Mr.. Wilbur took Bennett to his
home. He was not seriously injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02

The alarm from box 1872 at $40 o'clock
this morning was for a fire in the laun-
dry at the Rhode Island hospital. The
damage was confined to woodwork and
10 clothing belonging TO employees.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-02

Clara Alph OF 2s9 Pearl street gave
pedler a 81 bill, out of which he was to
take his pay for % cents worth of but.
Ions. The man has not yet returnqi
with the change.