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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
Sa9Cen.

n. 9ie r2eipatser Set
tuns" brinst cine amtlihe DarfteQune
bes &onflittes apiiden benz &rons
prin5enpaar. Sarna6 1T ber1elbe
ALIEN auf bas unerlaubte @erbGltnib
Der &ronprinseiiin gu benz 2ebrer
9iron auriidSufiibren. Qae Melbun>
gen, baB Elm 3erpiirfniB NIT benz
&rpnprinaen unb erf abrene lInbtlben
bic Sludt Der 8ronprin5eiiin perane
Iabt bitten, ieien untpabr.-Sier bat
fi9, na9 benz Muiter bes fd9fii9en
9ilfsbereins in Berlin, Elm preubii6er
9ilfsperein sesriinoet. Die aus bic
fem InlaKe angeitelten GrOrterungcn
baben erseben, bab in Dresden nidt
tpentger tpie 60,O99 Yerfonen NIT
preubif9er StaatsansebDrigteit pobz
men. Die 3abl ber in Berlin pobnens
ben SaGfen biirfte annGbernD bieielbe
fein.-9er prtpatus Otto SAINT i'm
@prprte Soltepib fat feline sablrei9en
8rieftauben Der Militdr= unb Marinez
pertpaltuns CUR @erfiisuns sefteIt.
9ieie nit benz taiierliden @appen
auf Der Snnen1eite beiber Slisel absez
ftempe!ten Militdrbrieftauben senieben
ben S9uB bes @eiebes.
8urg It a t. SIM IS. 2ebensz
iabre ftarb bier Der Senior Der ebaneez
lii9en Getitli9teit Sa9iens, Paftor
EN-. Muguit Setnri9 2obmann. Ser
@nti9lafene mar big gu ieinem so.
2ebensiabre Pfarrer in Wittgensborf.
2etpsig. 9ie bteiise uniberiitdt
6at i'm laufenben @interiemeiter einen
8ei tanb BON 1854 Stubtrenben; berz
ielbe pddft jebo6 unter Sinaure9nung
BON COL Yeri onen (barunter 81 9uz
men), bic, obne eingei9rieben gu iein,
bic GrlaubniB gum Gefu9 Der 8orz
leiungen baben, auf 1855, seaen 41OO
i'm Spmmeri emeiter.
Selsnib. Cine auBerorbentli9e
Notwithstanding bes bieftgen
9anbelsi9ulpereins bat ii6 einitimmig
fir Grbauuns zines eisenen 9anoelsz
f9ulsebdubes ausseipro6en. CUR
Sedung Der Soften baben Der 8ereinsz
b~oriiBenbe Sommer5ienratb Sod be-
reits 5000 Marf unb Stabtratb Steeg
1900 Wfart geoet9net.
g lauen. Die Grri6tung zines
S~portplabes fir Ylauen nit Raofabz
rer=H ennbaba, Heitbafn uno 2atpnz
SennisipielplGBen i'm Stabttbeil 9az
ielbrnnn 1T nunmebr geiidert, ba ii4
Der @a4e etne Mttiengeieai3oft, gu Der
bic bieIige Nttienbrauerei iopte eth
8robtapttaliit gebSren, angenommen
bat. Nddite Sitern ioa Der grobe
Sportplab, Der einen umfang BON
1888 Tteter erbdlt, ieiner Sci ttmmung
ibergeben perben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
&roe6ersogt6ntn 9eGen.

Darn # b t. 9ie Stabtperorb
neten in 9ufelborf pGblten ben al.
benz 9ebiete bes &unftsetperbes be.
tannten Profefor Peter 8ebrenbs aui
9armftabt gum 9irettpr Der bortiaer
Runtseperbei9ule.
6 r # a b t. Sie geplante gr:
rt4tung elmer probtnaialz Pflegeanftal
fir bic Probin5 Startenburg iieb:
nunmebr ibrer @erpirtli6ung emit:
gegen. Die Initalt pirb untpeit be,
bteiigen 9emeinbe erfteben unb elmer
&oitenaufpanb bon etna $4,000
Mart peruria9en.
80 a n 3. Na9 benz fiirali9 er:
idienenen He6enf9aftsberi9t bel
ftGbtif9en 8erpaltung bat Maina
eini9liebli9 Der 1869 Mann ftarfer
@arniion, cine 8ebDlferung BON a..
Psi. SabOn finb 49,4O8 &atbolifen
31,151 @paneelif6e, 31O4 S1raeliter
unb 588 anberen 8etenntniHes. Si'
8epDlferung bat felt Der @oltssGblunt
bon 1895 UNI neun Prpoent ausenpm:
men.
Sfboen. Qus benz Seniter bes
brttten Stodnerfes lit bic ,Srau bes
@eri6tsbieners Sebnuns abseitiirst,
lie mar iofort tobt. 9ie Srau pout'
Seppide ausflopfen unb berlor babe
bas Glet9gept9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
Sreie SfdSfe.

9ambure. Ser i'm Sabre 1901
~eeitorbene @robrbeber 3arl 2aeiss
bate 9amburg fir bic Grbauung elmer
Muiitbaae einen 8etrag BON 1,2O0,z
900 Marf teitomentariI6 Derma6t.
Ser Staat min nun ieinerietts ben
8auplab u1entgeltli9 our 8erfigung
iteIen, unb er be%antraste iebt BEL ber
8iirgeri6aft bic Grtbeilung Der gu
Thinning baau, baB Elm Ylab BON
5000 9uabratmeter fir bieie 3tped
beitimmt peroe.-gin ausgebrD6ener
8ranb aeritDrte bic &oblenanaiinberz
Sabrtf BON 6. Niemann.
9 II. Sci ben Sti9tpablen
in ben 8iirgeri6af tsnablen getpannen
Die Sosialoemptraten nod Snet Sibe,
10 bab ibr 3upa9s insgeiammt o9t
betrdgt, tie al 10 10 Yldbe in Der 8iirz
geri6aft i%nnebaben.
6 il B e d. Die Siirgeri daft nabm
ben Senatsantrag an, tpona6 Der Grz
herb bes Staatsbiirserre9ts toitenlos
gei9iebt, bas Mablre6t CUR 8iireerz
idaft iebod bapon abbdnsis eemadt
piro, bab Der 8iirser bic lebten flint
Sabre por Der iepeilisen Wabl Elm
Sabresetnfommen bon iiber 1900
Marf periteuerte. 0tefe Neureselung
bes 8iirserre9tes in 2iibed bedt iid
nit berisnisen, bic por feds Sabren
in 9omburg bur4sefiibrt tpurbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
8raunC6weig. Au6aft.

8raun 9 m / 9. Die bieiige
te4ntf9e 9o4f9ule feierte bas Subj
lGum ibres 25idbrigen 8e1tebens in
tbrem gegenpdrtisen %umfanse.
3 n. Sci Der Stabtperorbz
netenpabl erbielten &ommiiipnsrat6
Srautmann 1919, Sabritbirettor
Masner 1868, Sabritbefiber Soiper
981, proturiit 9obert 943, 8auinfpefz
tor @otbe 935, Hentier &arl Stuber
800, Poftbirettor 9ollba9 ego unb
5letf9ermeiiter Seligmann $50 Stimz
men. Die Stimmenaerfplitteruns mar
biesmal gang Defenders grob.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
E6aringiCGe Staaten.

80 m a r. Ser gum gbrenbiir=
ger Weimars ernanrte 9eneralober<
arst a.. .. 81. S6pabe bat feline grp=
ZEN Observation-Disclosures Sammz
lungen i'm Wertbe bon circa 10000
Mart unierer 9emeinoe gum 9ef9ent
9ema9t.
8 b a.. Inter 8etbetlisuns
fdmmtlt9er Srtsetnpobner tpurbe in
Mpl19leben Der i'm Otter BON 101
Sabren geftorbene, als 8obltbGter Der
4rmen bo9sei6dbte 2anOptrtb &asz
par M0Qer gu Grabe getraeen.
Sena. 8on 755 Stubirenben, bic
i'm laufenben Winteriemefter bic btez
iige l1niperiitGt beiuden, iinb 697 inn
ma~trttulirt; @rlaubniB gum 8eiu9
Der 8orle1ungen baben "a, barunter 16
Srauen. Mus ben grbalteri taaten
ftammen 22O, aus arberen beutI9en
Staaten 400, aus benz Nuslanb SO
Stubirenbe. Ser 2ebrfDrper umfabt
Ill 2ebrer. Die 5requens i'm Somz
nleriemeiter betrug S29.
Sriptts. Sn benz an Der 8abnz
ftrede SriptiszM arrgriin gelegenen
Dorfe 9OGe 1T fiirali9 bas ~@rite
8apertiGe SUPERINTENDENT 9Dlle, 9r.
Srib Miebe," er0ffnet tporben. 9as
neue Wert perflIfiist bic natiirli6e
&oblenidure, bic benz v9DuenipruOel,"
elmer fart eiienbaltisen Mtneralquele,
entitrDmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
0runoeigentbumsubertraguns
Stir ben mNorbferu" beri6tet uou &esiiirar
GERM Sobn 90. Gmmel.

Sobn @reir OH q IS @bitnep, fir nm
l. lntb onberes iect l t 122 IL 29...S $500
Grnit Stirn an @ % S6dfer, fir e.
net Iect IL t l24 II 81, ........... 1900
ct g sc & 90 Rp 60 on s Ebilipief,
iiir n,p4 um4 iect 25 t 1876 II 30. $50
ct q sc & DC Gp 60 an 8 @elib, fir
lip4 let Iect 81 t 1876 II 29......... $50
50 Soplan al 6 q Sranf, fir tbeil
ne4 lei feet Is t 122 fl 32......... 200
Saceb Selln,el on s Sdlanseu. fir
tbeil net np4 feet IL t 1913 # 81. 80
Sobn Soi6en at 9 Dent, fir 1t 4 lect
81 t 127 II 81. 900
Sobn 6Di6en au Sos Srate, fir 1t 3
Iect 81 I 127 II 81. 1000
Sobn SOiden an Is Niiauer, fir 1t 8
lect 81 t l27 II 81. $50
6 6 &twoob au Sobn 9auer, 1t 6 bIf2
Ho1enbergers abb ct Gloub...... 500
g Serbed al Sulauna Sbramer, fir
1t l bid 8 Stearns abb ct Gloub.. 400
3 g Sones an Seurp Gaulp, fir lots
5 81 6 bid 5 sSanles abb Sauf Centre $50
Sranf Geller on 6 Sorseroins, fir nj
net unb anoeres lect l t 124f a.. 5000
ct g 30 & SO Gp 60 on NSSbeiien,
fir Its l, 2, 3, a, 5, 6, z bid 4 OIL
puIlY.. 0UU
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
Iayern.

sc ii If e n. Sas BON Der poliseiz
btreftton berausgesebene Mbrebbu9 fir
1903 petft in Miinden 3O6 3eitl9rifz
ten aus. Sin grpbes &pntiesent Bill
ben bierbei bic Sa9z unb 8erufs16rifz
ten. Nber au9 einaelne 8ereine geben
fir fi6 Speaial5eiti9riften beraus.
Sim tler uno &iinitlertnnen, Nr9itefz
ten, 8tlbgauer, &unitmaler, SUPPER
fte6er unb photographer iinbs1474 aus
getptefen. 9as Norebbu9 umfabt
1875 Seiten in 9robquart.-9ie bonn
8rafen Sbomfen BON Humforb, benz
urbeber bes Gnglii9en 9artens, Be-
griinbete Muieumsgeienf9aft beging
tbr 1~OOiGbrises Subtldum.-Ser grobz
brttannti9e MintfterzR STE tbent am btez
figen unb am niirttembersi19en !9ofe,
Scr. 9. 81. 9rummonb, beging iein
5~Ojdbrises 9iplomaten<SubilGum
" augsburg. Gtne btefige 8rauez
rel bat INN $4,000 Marf 8ier tpeelarz
fen lafIen. gs mar in Solse gu LAM
gen 2agerns perborben.
9 a b r f.. MnlGblt9 hires
5Oidbrisen Gef 9dftsiubtldums fat bic
9pfptanofortefabrit SteingrGber C
SDbne Der aqgemeinen Inter tiibungsz
tahe bes baberif9en 2ebrerpaii enitifz
tee bic Summe BON 1000 Mart gez
fperbet.
Turtb /. %. Sas Giienbabnz
proiett Surtb /. q. =Neufirdenz!9l.
8lut purbe pom Staatsmintfterium
senebmist. 9ie Soften bes 8abnz
baues tperben ft9 bel $1,000 Mart per
&tlometer auf 100000 Marf belauz
fen.
SaBfurt. a(uf Der 8attenburs,
benz @9lobiiB bes 8arpns Srudieb,
bra9 Elm 8ranb aus, Der etnen Be-
trd9tlt9en S9aben anri6tete; nur
benz ia 19en gingreifen Der Manauer
Seuertpebr TT es gu banfen, baB Der
8ranb nt6t gr0Bere Simeniionen an
rabn.
&nlmba9 Of. Sefan lro &irdenz
ratb yaaps bier p%ollenbete fetn 80. 2ez
bensiabr unb feierte suglei9 iein so
iGbriges Stenftiubildum.
g ii / n g. Sos i'm Sau be-
g~rtffene neue Stabttbeater ipirb i'm
Sabre 1905 ferttg fein unb in 8etrieb
genpmmen perben. SIS itebt an Der
neuen prdbtieen GineftraBe (alte
Stabtumipauung) in Der 9iGbe bes
8abnbofes. 9te 8aufoften, Die it6
tpeit iiber 100000 Mart belaufen,
perben auf Staotanleben iibernomz
men.
Sberf # B 0 +. Sci elmer Sour
arf bic MGbeler 9abel purben stpei
Spuri1ten aus Miin9en, Y~pitabiuntt
&nDiel unb 8eterindr Ceb9arbt, BON
elmer 2atpire iberraidt uno setDb<
tet.
Geg r g. Die Sirma
emanuel S6parabaupt ertparb in
better Gage Der Stabt ein grobes @ns
mel en. Die Sirma Bee Ii6tigt, bas
Saus niebersureiBen rro an beHen
Steue Elm @eiddftsbaus nit bier Gtaz
aen i'm mpberni ten Still gu erbauen.
gs biirfte bies bas erite @tabliHement
am Plabe perben.
90 Ii rsburg g. 9os ~1O0idbrise
sSubilGum bes 8. SnfanteriezH egtz
ments bier finbet Mttte sSSult ftatt. gs
baben ii9 bierau bereits 1000 ebes
malise GestmentsangebDrige argemele
bet.-9iefer Sage ftarb Der @bpotat
Sbeobpr Niebermaier, Elm alter @4tz
unbpiersiser, I'm IS. 2ebelsiabre. Der
8eriforbene ipar @riinber unb bas
Gltefte Mitslieb bes nGrdntif4en
! 0olfsperetns."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08

No SIR ale in bas S9miebefa9
einidlasenbensIr beiter, bic prompt, suz
perld1is unb billis BON mir beiorst
merben, empfieblt it@ beitens Saul
&leini9mibt, Z. Mue. unb l.. StraBe
fnhlih. ct. EIoub. AT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08

W- Sin fait nod nener S9littet
nit smet Sisen unb swei 9dufern LIT
unter febr annebmbaren 8ebinsunsen
gu uerfauien. Na@sufraseu BET Nid.
Brau1 SO. 315 = 6. Mue. n6rbli9,
ct. gloub. ba.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
2Ne6fen6nrd.

Of. 9rei Qrbeiter auf
@ut @enOelitorf batten in Der Nadt
por benz 3ubettseben bic Sfentlappe gu
fritz sef4lofen; atpei purben tobt, Elm
brttter bapubtlps aufgefunben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
0r0en6ura.

81 9. Der @robbersra
bon Slbenburg perlieb Der Mr9itetturs
malertn 9retbe Walbuu bic groBe aols
bene Mebatqe fir &unit.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13
PAW TUxET.

The Volunteer Fire company had their
engine. Fire King" out for trial last
night for the FIRST time this year. and
with about 80 men on the bars score
of $50 feet or more was made. The ma
chine has just been overhaued and put
in condition for the summer muster sea-
son and worked very smoothly at last
nights trial.
The fire company has received the high
est commendation for the manner In
which they handled the blaze at Charles
G. Boomers house Saturday afternoon.
and among those who spoke words OF
praise were Beach & Sweet, who carried
the insurance. They sent letter OF ap-
probation together with mateNal proof
of good will In the shape OF several boxes
of good cigars.
The company has 10 prepare for the
muster in Arlington on Memorial Day
and the Fourth of July playout at home
and more trials will be made later
The children OF the Atlantic avenue
school are hustling to dispose OF the tic
kets for the concert and art exhibit FRI
day night TO benefit the school, as eacb
wants 70 win the handsome framed pic
ture offered by Frank w. Seabury, the
principal. as trophy.
which is to form an important part OF
the evenings entertainment Is to be given
by talent some OF which were never
heard I'm Pawtuxet before and Including
singers OF taste. A playlet by five girls
OF the school is another feature which
| promises to attract many.
Soon after II was announced that the
! Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Volunteer Fire
company were TO have their anniversary
outing I'm Bristol Miss Emily Burke. the
! president, was the recipient OF cour-
| teous letter from the captain or the Hy;
draulions of Bristol extending TO tile la
dies the freedom OF their hall for the
day
The letter also Mated the ladies could
have the use OF the gas range foe pre-
pairing any part OF their luncheon they
desired and that fireman would be de-
| tailed to show the visitors points or In
terest II they desired. The letter coming.
at this time simpliies matters greatly
for the committee In charge. and at
special meeting which has been called
for next week the plans are TO be COM
pleted.
The schooner yacht "Mavis' OF Taun-
ton, in charge OF Captain Hansen. arrived
Off the Rhode Island Yacht club yester-
day and anchored of shore from the
"Coranto" and "Esperanza' The craft
belongs TO w. NJ. Lowering and flies the
New York Yacht club flag. She is As
feet on the water line and - feet long
over all and her appearance attracted
much favorable comment.
Work 81 fitting. out Richard W. Bland
ing's sloop Ramona is being carried along
RAPIDLY of Crandalrs boat shops under
the direction of Captain Albert Laten.
Captain Follensbee has completed the
alterations on his newly purchased cat
boat and successfully launched her early
I'm the week.
George Hendrick of Connecticut. who
formerly resided here. and Merwin a.
Potter OF u. s s. Minneapolis are visit
ing friends in the village. Mr.. Potter IN
a Jandsman on the Minneapolis, which IL
of League Island. and he is on ten
days furlough.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13
WARREN.

The Y p s. c. f.. Of the Baptist
church held their regular weekly devo-
tional meeting in the church vestry, last
night. Isaac Fleming Of Brown Univer-
sity led the meeting
Amity Lodge. l. q. O. F.. will meet to-
night I'm odd Fellows hall. TO transact
routine business.
A special dance was held in Institute
hall last night, under the auspices OF
several we'll known young men Of this
town and Bristol. Music was furnished
by Straight Bros orchestra OF Bristol,
r lR. ~. Anderson. prompter. Dancing
was enjoyed until late hour.
Tobin Post, q. A. r.. held well at
tended meeting, last evening. when all ar
rangements for ti~ proper celebration OF
Memorial day were concluded.
Prayer meeting services will be conduct
cd I'm tho BAPTIST and NJ. T.. churches,
Thursday evening. respectively by Kew
n. w. Watjen end Rev ~. u. Cady.
The regular drill meeting OF the war
rem Artillery was discontinued this week
owing TO the occupancy of the Armory ny
a fair Next Monday evening the drill
will be held as usual
Several theatre parties from this town
attended the performance Of "Ben hur
at the Providence Opera House las'
night
Nrs. George Plumuer OF New York
citv formerly a resident IN Warren Is
Visiting az the home 81 her mother on
south Main street
The attendance at the French fair last
night vas very good
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13

mainder TO annoy and injure those VINO
live n little way from the line or the
cewer
BUCELIN POST
Rucklin Post held their regular meet
ing in G.. A. r.. hall I'm Rays block last
night There was a good attendance ana
plans for Memorial day were freely dis
cussed Arrangements for the observance
OF Memorial day are now practically COM
plete.
LOCAL NEWS.
Clarence T. Wilson. of this town has
been made party with Henry A. Mouror
OF Providence in a suit In which Joseph
M. Vose OF New York Is plaintiff The
suit is based on a note for 500. The dam
ages are placed at $1,000.
This morning a dredge was at wors
cleaning out the river bed at the aout-
ments OF the new bridge
Howard Lodge, No. IL. *. OF p, VIII
meet in their hall in Tobin's block this
evening. An interesting session is expect
ed
The treasurer OF the Watchemoket Fire
district is busy collecting water rates
There seems TO be a relapse In court
No evil doers were arraigned this morn
ing.
All the scarlet fever cases are reported
as doing very well. No new cases are re-
ported.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13
CENTRAL FALLS.

The two young girls. Katie McGoveran.
age IS, and another by the name OF Grady
Ave wears OF age. are still missing and no
trace OF them as yet has been found.
Much mystery surrounds their disappear
Hncp audVtr ~ Thought by some they may
have been drowned In the Blackstone
river.
Victoria Lodge. Daughters OF Rebecca.
held n meeting last evening and received
two applications for membership.
Under the auspices of the French Inde-
pendant club n rally was held last night
in Jacques Cartier hall IN the interest ~
registration and naturalization.
Roger williams Lodge. a o. L. w. met
last night in their new quarters In Red
Mems hall.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13
DARLINGTON

Moses Connors. who Is employed on the
oyster boat Pocahontas. owned by ii q
A. Atwood. at Drownville. was severely
Injured while at his work. He was work
ing on the dredge claims. when the ma
chinery was started up suddenly. and his
hand was drawn into the block through
which the chain runs The flesh was
torn from one finger and two others were
badly laccrated
lie was taken To Riverside where surgi-
cal assitance was secured. one finger
was amputated at the second joint and p
stitches taken in the other two.
This evening the Social Whist club Will
entertain the Columbia Whist club OF
Riverside.
Several suits against the town are ex-
pected TO come up I'm tho session OF the
supreme court al Bristol county, now
being held I'm BRISTOL
The north half of crab Island Is TO be
John a. Peck.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS.

The two little wanderers. Edna Rath-
bun and Alice Hall. who decided To run
away on Monday have returned, having
tired of the strenuous life quickly.
Andrew Clarke OF Bakerville. who un-
derwent surgical operation on Sunday
a week ago. wnen the small toe upon his
left foot was removed, is recovering rap
idly.
stalled at Lippitt last evening, after It's
owners. who came from Providence. had
enjoyed a run out from providence ana
over the valley. A local blacksmith was
called and the damage was repaired suf-
ficiently to enable the car to make the
run home
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13
TOURIST CARS.

Via n. g. NV. s.-Nickel Plate roads
are famous for their completeness and
luxurious comfort. are positively unex-
celled having same bedding. linen and
toilet supplies az standard Pullmans, also
colored porter. and personally conducted
nv special agent. Second class tickets
available See local agents or write l.. p.
Burgess. ~. Y. p. A. 2SS washington
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13

For brown or black: prepared by
GEORGE ORMsBY. wig Maker snd
Hairworker. lo9 fremont street. Boston
II II simple. safe and easily applied: con-
tains Nc lead poisons: use IL once and
you wili never use any other. BLAND
ING n DLANDING. sA Weybosset street;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13
PHENIX.
FISKEVILLE.

Under the direction of Progressive CIR
Gle the Kings daughters, an entertain
ment was held last evening in the town
hall which attracted a large number. In
fact the hall was much more than COM
fortably filled. The evenings entertain
ment included number OF selections by
the Temple Banjo club OF Providence
whose efforts in the musical line were
most heartily appreciated. many OF the
selections being applauded so roundly
that the performers were forced to res
pond with a second selection.
At the close of the entertainment re,
freshments were sold and general social
good time was enjoyed until quite late
The affair proved huge success tnan-
cially for the circle, which realized a
non sum from the proceeds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13

w. SLATER MoyRY HAS REMoD.
elled Robbins Restaurant. III Hartford
avenue Everything the best.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13
Why Do the Women

of New England use nearly two hundred
million pounds of Pillsburys Best Flour
year, Because they are noted for making
surprising bread, cake and pie.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13

Say. II there any feller I'm this town
by the name OF Afternoon inquired the
newly appointed postmaster OF an Ari-
zona village as he held up letter ad-
dressed "P. M.."-Chicago News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13
PAWTUCKET.

Last night there was another meeting
Of the school committee and another
unsuccessful attempt made to elect sup
erintendcnt OF schools. II was rather
lively meeting and II had been hoped that
the deadlock would be broken but II was
not and the situation remains quite the
same.
Invitations are out announcing the com
ing wedding of Miss Ethel Stevens Per
year, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Edmonds Pervear 10 Mr.. James Seel GIL
OF Utica. New York. The ceremony VIII
take place on June 8. at p m. al the
pawtucket congregational church and
will be followed by a reception at the
brides parents on Elm street.
Pawtnket lodge. No. l. A. q. I. w"
held n regular sem.-monthly meeting
last night in Good Samaritan hall.
Real estate conveyances-M. ]. Gala
CHER 10 Richard J. Davis. tract OF land
with building improvements on south
side Of Bridge street: consideration 500.
Francis s. Arnold sold 20 Henry T. White
land on southerly side of Morris avenue:
consideration $40 Fayette Wilkinson
sod 70 Louise r. sullivan. land on wes-
terlv side Of Smthfield avenue. consider
atom 81.
Discharge of real estate mortgage
Charles f. Chandler by Annie Garzee.
lot Of land with building improvements
thereon on southerTy side Of Morris ave-
nue.: 1880 W. @. Orcutt 81 al. by First
National bank lot ~ on Melrose lawn 81.
Francis s. Arnold by Henry T. White.
Iot on south sidS Of Morris avenue: $500
Mortgage deed Of real estate-Henry
r White to Industrial Trust company.
land with building improvements thereon
on Morris avenue: $500.
class OF '0a. OF kenyon's Commercial
schooi gave an entertainment and social
las, evening I'm the hall OF the Kenyon
hlock. A large number ~ the friends
~ the class were present and most en-
ioyable evening was spent.
surdocs Blood Bitters eiv.s = man =
clear head. an acuvo prAin, sVooE.
vigorous body y-makes him mt f0r tue Dat
tie OF life.
Croup instantly relieved Dt. Thomas
Eclsctric oil Perfectly safe. Never fails
Al any drug store.
Every family srouid have lts housenoli
nsd,cine chest and the first bottle In "
snouId be DIR. wodd's Norway Pine Sy I.
ssSSIa. NA''
Itching piies- Never mind ~ pnysictcns
failed TO cure you. Try Doaos Ointment
No failure there " senr AZ any orus
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13
JOHN o'coNN Ell

Hats, Caps. Furnishings. Trunk store an
Laundry In just above the postonice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13
RIVERSIDE.
Severely Hurt While Working
on an Oyster Boat-A Plea
SAINT Surprise Visit.

Yesterday Moses Connors was brought
here from Drownvile, where he had been
injured while working on an oyster boat
and taken to the office OF DIR. Dorian
p. Coke, where one finger was amputated
and two others sewed up. The man was
suffering intense pain and 1t was neces-
sary to put him under the influence OF
chloroform before the operation was per-
formed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-13

Every family sromd have It's household
medicine chesJ and the nrst bottle In "
snould be DIR. Wodd's Norway Pine Sy.
run. Natures remsdJ for >oughs sod