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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-24
BAYSIDE,

Mr. A A. presbrey and Mr.. George
Ryan started for Savannah, Ga. on Mon
day for a two weeks stay.
Mr.. Walter Elliott is entertaining his
mother and sister from Kansas at his
cottage here.
Mrs william r. Durham is entertain
ing Miss Phebe Smith and Miss Smith OF
Newport
Miss George cavil of Providence Is
spending the summer with Mrs Dunharh'
Mrs. Wallace williams and Miss Maria
Greene have been the guests or Mrs e
G. Able.
Mrs. Lewis Anthony has just returned
from a fortnights visit at Gloucester
Mass
Mrs. Edwin f. Calder has entertained
Mrs Ernest Fischer, Mr.. Schmidt ana
Miss schmidt OF Providence, during the
past week
Miss Minnie schubarth. supervisor OF
penmanshIp in the Providence schools Is
with her mother--occupying the still
man cottage.
Mrs. James T. Lockwood entertained
the n. O. o. club at her home near here
on wednesday.
Mrs. Charles II Field and Miss Marion
Field OF this city were the guests Of
Mrs Walter G. Hartford during the past
week
Mrs. Fred r. Horton and her sister,
Miss stahl. spent a few days at Block
Island during the past week.
Mr. John A. Cowell returned from his
business trip to Grand Rapids. during the
week
Mr. d. @. Edwards of Providence was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Shacker
during the week.
Mr. Edward Mathewson and family
have taken one Of the Shoeker cottages
for the remainder OF the season
Miss Nette Kenyon of Providence has
been the guest OF Mrs. Shoekey during
the week
Miss Elizabeth Wright OF Putnam,
Conn, has been entertained by Miss
Ethel Rowe at Quiet Quarters"
Late arrivals at the Bayside hotel are
as follows: c. L. Damon. wife. child and
nurse. New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Coffee,
Taunton; Mrs. c. II. Field, Miss Airline
Field. Miss Doris Field. Providence; Can
tain d f. Wilcox. New York Mr. and
Mrs Job Wilbur and daughters, Provi-
dence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-24
ROBERTS WILL NOT COME.
Cabinet veioes Proposed Visit Of Field Mar
shal 10 This ctuatU.

London. July si-The cabinet has We
toed the proposed visit Of Field Marshal
Earl Roberts TO the United states next
fall
THIS decision was taken reluctantly but
owing. Il is stated. 20 urgent questions
relating 20 army reforms and the cam
pairn In somalilsnd. the government re-
safded the ccmmander-in chiefs presence
in England as indispensable.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-24

wore guests on the New York Yacht club
steamer, following the races on Thurs
day.
Miss Cobb entertained Mrs. Charles
Bu5er and Miss Williams at the hotel
on dnesoay.
At the services at the chapel az four
o'clock on Sunday. Rev John T.. Tuttie.
u. d, OF the FIRST Congregational
church OF Lincoln, Nebraska, will preach
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-24
A WORD TO HoUsgKuepsas.

Have you tested that perfect cleanser
and puriher. suLPHo NAPTHoL. Moth
Ing can surpa.s II where unsanitsry con
ditions are srrnrent for N ensures safe
" 20 the family. IT'S treasure. Try
IL.
BROWN eeos. CO.. a. esehsnoe Place
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-24

mother and sister from Massachusetts
during the past week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-24
DELIGHTFUL DAYS FOR
THE SUMMER COLON|STS.


tn. week past among
.,or. na, been much like it's predecessor
su,nx the hours with
the to vary
The weather too a
altogether the has a satisfactory
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-24

BROKE UP
MEETING
It Was Held for tho Purpose
Of DevlsIng Means TO Extsr.
inmate the Pests.

Staten Island. July 24.-Ingloriously
routed by an army of bloodthirsty mos
auitoes. the Staten Island anti-mosquito
meeting broke up last night in a disorder
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-10-23
Deadly
LaGrippe Caused /.
Heart Trouble.
Nervous Prostration
and Dyspepsia.
Nv Friends Know Heart
Cure Cured Me.

Il Mrs. c.. o. Hurd, I13 w, Third St, Musca-'
tine, Ia, is well known throughout her
section Of Iowa as an ardent worker in !, the
M. E. Church. She says LaGrippe LETT me
with severe case.of nervous depression ana
nervous dyspepsia, which soon affected u Y
heart. Isuifered from sleeplessness. t1ea ~
ache, extreme nervousness and tWitchtt7sg s %
the muscles. The slightest exeftson n.tf'ii
cause short1isss of breath, a nunlbness GE sa H.
BODY and l,or flashes " til pain. ! VII
you wha I am constantly telling my tf{Efgf
that DR. Mills Heart Cure cured :ls3'2
that al these disagreed pton,s tests:s.3
III may add Tia at for sever pain i ma We
foun ANYTHING to equal Pr. = ,ltt
Pills and thinlS the Nerge anu Liver
! d wonderful stomach RENE ~ II
MIR son was stricken down with h YES 81
trouble in his tWenticth Eear Z ors,st@ s
months we got no sleep with nm
/ SO we commenced to use Jt N ~
Sire and NerVane f%lth the Nery. and .'ssssF
rs aud today he Is sttliid and ta2
lie D. ssesl a pllys{ca e M io1i
Ibis sickness and is with the Army IL q Try
EIahili p5ires. IGssise TO add thss ! )r. Ril
ATti-Pain Pills have Scerta inly been r been
IL me- I am frequently tsogitlesl wit 81 sss
and nervous alls:, is,ehes and q have rlevsrS
{ found ANYTHING that relieve me SO;
! al and leaya me- flss ihass well there
Mrs. Alice Mo-
an druggists sell Ind tee first bot
tie Dr, Miles Remedies. Send for free book,
on Nervous and Heart Dissas IS. Address
Dr.. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart,t Ind.
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-10-23

/ NV. d. Norman 1eft Tuesday morn
ing on . business trip to Iona.
Ex.sheriff Mike Reiter sof Ellie.
worth was il the city Tuesday
4 81. Dieckhof was "a guest 81
friends at Luverne over Sunday
Mrs.. E. Wood 81 Hard wick, arriv.
|ed Tuesday and i 4 guest at the the
home of her brother ]. q. Scott, q g
this city. s5
i John Carlson h left Tuesday FOL
lDonnely, stevens Go. where he he,
. contract to do 4 big Job of carpen.
tee work for g. v. Patterson :of this
Ecity. Il.
ID; Mrs.. F. M. Manson and daughter
returned home Monday evening
from . visit with friends and rels
lives at Mankato and tho twin at.
les.
John Kingsley 81 Pipestone, trav.
cling aud itor 81 the Colman Lumb.
or Company, Eas il the city Tues
day looking after their interests
here. s35s
Mrs. Jennie York Of 81 Pau, assis.
Etant state dep rtment inspector 81
/ the Woman d Relief Corps, arrived
from Luverne sday and met
with the corps 81 this cit in the
atfernoo on.
It is reported that Graves
formerly 3 resid q. of Ills place
and working at over sta tion
IA tow years go is oy e insane and
confined ia an asy luin az land,
tsN ID. ID omestic trouble - s:sid tc
have been the cause.
81 Ed Eunamin g,s was before Judge
| Dow, Mond ay morning charged
with being drunk and g isorderly.
| He entered q plea of guilt and Was
sentenced to pa y q fine OF So $40 and
costs, il default GO tlayy il The
county jail. Sent Yves saspei,ld-
Led for one hour 70 enable him t.
leave the village for the period oI 81
days from date, he left.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-10-23

. Rev E. M. Ericsson pastor Of the
Swedish Lutheran church Of this
Fcity, left for Fairmont Tuesday
whore he is announced to preach
that evening. .s5 VI.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-10-23

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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-10-23

HI y sTAnaaao O. 20
Erie Lump coal compete. with
Hooking. costs you 500 ! ton
lsss. Colman sells IL d,
Chas. Duel has moved into the
house recently vacated BY Tom.
| jackson.
Mrs. Levi Rue Of Little Rock is 4
guest at the home Of X. Prideaux
and family. Il.
Mrs. Whelan went to the
country to spend the winter with
her son John.
Mrs. J.P.Metters Of Bigelow, was
ls guest Of Mrs. ]. f. Biltgen between
TRAINS Monday. # s.5 Il.
Editor Miller Of the Luverne Her
laid changed cars here enrotue to st.
Paul Monday. @ A..
Miss Myrtle. Stowell left Monday
Knight Tor Pierre, I'D. She will visit
friends a. short time. III. 81 5.;sss. 81.
Mrs. Gene Gillett Of Heron Lake,
iWas guest at the home Of her BROTH
\ e Henry Twltchell Of this city over
Sunday. ,5s: X
August Segerstrom, the clerk in
ilR. F. Bakers store had an operation
Ion his foot by Ora Walker and Do
Ian Monday
l Maj. Thurber who has been on his
farm near Wilmont all summer, viz
lifted here q few days.the past week
lleturnlng again Tuesday morning.
1t is reported. that. Harrison Cow:
ling, living in Lorain township, who
sold all his farm implements at auc-
Etion on the 18th, has mysteriously
dropped out Of sight
The many friends Of G. T. Shat:
trek will be:.glad to learn that he is
gradually improving and his
IA. naas fo 3, recovery sre v eneourae-,
- 5f:5 8,
II, II, = =. y, 81 p.,,, 90 ~
Ma.,aa d, ,,o ~, q. !,
800. M. no,.,. = 10 go 8 r,.,,.,.
Ku1.,saeman, the young man who had
Iii ~. mashed in the Omaha yards
4 few weeks ago Ill:
4 t IN. Frank Saxon has CONSTRUCTED q
oa.o1 i,e wood saving rio which ex-
al Z steam outfit il 4 rood many
ypv ~, ] He has ! mounted a two "a and a
bais h6raa ,a, nower engine On 4 frame1
~ s,,ida tira trucks and the saw at
th.4 IN, md II the frame Owing to the
anoa1I nnxvar 81 the engine and a |
,,o M s !, IA = only able to saw but
twAfva cords : ilav but Il ia much
,no,,a & economical than steam and
AN a v,nn III, with one man less as It
doea nj REQUIRE 3 4 man to look after
the anr,;na and Is easy to move |
are, ,rpuli simply hitching it on bel
hind some dray or wagon. frank ''l1sl
UNNECESSARILY have it 80 It Will pro.
pei iteeIf, in q short time.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-10-23

F ! 4 s SSEss
-ClGxAI1. ss
Bridge plank. Colnan s ''ll''
them. .. 5.:5 \.
Nh Chas.s Myths of Adrian, was
! il the city Thurs .;,s.
Mis- Jennie Pstsrson, of Lake
Park, Is employed Is Mrs. Hawes
dress making parlora
liss Celia Holmes 81. Round Lake,
=is assisting Mn. Halves il q her
masking parlols ssy;
rank Hickmsn had 4 large sn
painted sacros the frost % his 4, drug
4 stare build Iris week
q. N. Walker left for Sioux City
with Il car sof cattle from his farm 6 -
near Wilmont Thurs ay night.
". Gibson, +. returned home 'pe'
accompanied 81 his daughter Mrs " q
Dougherty q R r e 1lll
Thurs
John Milton and wife loft Thurs
day lor4 Bigelow uhere they will l
attsnd tho wedd ling of Mr. Milton' e
brother.
. . e Yenttion left Thursday
afternoon for Round Lake where be
II do d job. ~ III ering and paint
Ing Tor y {. q: Dodge. ss5,
Is. yokof and !; Mrs I: \ 3. 8 3,
Teall left Friday morning TOR Eu l
Claire, Wis, Tor q two weeks visit '1pz
with friends and relati 81
Judge eo. Wilson has carpe,nll-.
{ ters IS n work on his building for l,.
merly occupied 81 Geo. ssomoni and and!
il getting II u shap tos be used a'1.
woman from \ foreign country,
unable ospeak english va: brought t
~ train Non g Fairnlont Martin i1n
sCounty linn, whom che should 1ll5l
d h d been taken = alrm ll1lu
Marion County West y irg1nia. 81.
street sCo Commissioner O'C Conner
Z Ind 9 man / II 81 work On the streets
FRIDAY nth 4 shovel filling up the
holes from the cart that had piled il q
ssyip. This was q good idea ~ and q
viii greatly improy che co r. dition
ofa the streets.
a. III. White 81 this city traded '1s his
farm ia Morrison CUNT for llE' ne g
rolIer milk al Doc W., and ls VIII ll
take posaessii on At once ls '1; hite
isE al experie mi Ter Hay inc had lad
charge pff tie one If this citt for 1ol'
some tine and made q success fi Is
The people Of Doom AZ are : ort'1nat t
I'LL sect 80 ltlab bic nam as N "
White ii their mil It s 81
Nd Rev. b 3. Doran D. ] .. !, the new
IN APPOINTED presidi ling elder appear
Sesd before tthintg on aud ll fence q y
ffiorsthe first time sunda VI night. Dr.
Doranis q forcible and earnest speak
& 81 and held the al tentions of his aud ts1:.
fence to the close. He is one Of the g
most prom n6nt members Of the
state and well deserves the dis
stinction. he will d Ws IS receive q
cordial welc come before q " hing
/ on audience
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-08-21

The crop of alfalfa has been harvest
cd aud the Indian hay hands are re-
tursing to Wsdsworth with their wages
There will soon be 1000 Piutes here and
they will hold a big pow WOW and
gorge themselves with big juicy beef
steaks before departing for the Califor-
mia hop fields. As all the Indians
have money there will be n great deal
of gambling at this meeting. Wads
worth Dispatch,
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-08-21
Powerful Black Cowboy.

Here Is novel feat which can he
done by Oklahoma negro: He
starts wild steer on run, and, pur-
suing on horseback, rides alongside,
and when at full speed leaps from the
horse to the back of the steer Then,
taking hold of its horns, he slides un-
der the neck and head ofithe then in
furiated animal, and seizing 1t by the
nose with his teeth, lets go the horns,
and, leaping to the ground throws the
steer by means of his mouth hold alone.
Pickett Is a medium sized, bowlegged
and decidedly muscular negro. He
has mo peer and no imitator in his
speciality. ut is lively sport, and
ought surely to soon become popular in
Oklahoma.-N Y. Tribune.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-08-21
Injunction Suit.

Miller 4 Lux served papers Oh four
of the largest ditch companies in this
valley this week, notifying them to ap-
pear in the court at Carson next Mon
day and show cause why they should
not be enjoined from taking a certain
amount of water out Of the Walker
river. 1t was thought that the SHOWS
of last season were heavy enough TO
assure all abundance of water thissum-
mer. Such does hot seem to be the
case, however, as ranchers all over the
valley are now compelled to pump
water for their stock. Miller d Lux
have some 1900 or 140O head of stock to
water, and to pump water for them
mean. much expense, while not to
pump water for them means death TO
the stock. Miller & Lux are there
fore, going to try aud get what water
they think belongs to them in the riv-
er.-Lyon county Times.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-08-21

According to the Journal the round
house which the Southern Pacific Com
pany is TO build at East Reno will con-
tain forty stalls and the semi diameter
of the building will be 800 feet.
The machine shops will be larger
than those of Sacramento, by far the
largest ON the coast The first build
ing to be erected will have ground
dimension of 500xl50 feet. 1t will be
constructed of brick and stone.
The Southern Pacific Company has
reserved lots for Wadsworth people on
its tract of land adjoing the shops.
There are 1l2 families in Wadsworth
owning their own lots who will come
to Reno. The company has saved a
site for each.
The round house will be exactly three
miles from the Sierra street crossing. 1t
will be situated just east Of the foot of
the heavy grade.
Among the definite plans of the COM
pany are included library, emergency
hospital and dispatchers' office in East
Reno. The side tracks will number 4s
and will be twenty-five miles long al
together. The transfer table will be
500 feet long.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-08-21
EARLY HISTORY
OF DOUGLAS COUNTY
RARE. COURAGE

The spectacle OF Officer Frank Fer
rell accompanied only by two blood
hounds, remaining alone on the trail
of five armed and desperate convicts
for some days, and then only giving
up the chase when exhausted is an ex-
ample Of rare courage.
When convcts well know that cap
ture means death, it is fair to presume
that they will be killed before submit
ting to capture. Mr. Ferrell as the
pursurer was at every disadvantage.
He could have been shot from ambush
and he was one TO five. In almost any
other man il would be called foOlhardi-
ness; but Mr. Ferrel was actuated by
peculiar motives. His brother was
killed by an escape recently-the
notorious Tracey, of Oregon. The
same two bloodhounds he had on the
trail of the California convicts, trailed
Tracey to his doom. Mr.. Ferrell's
mission may be termed one of vengen-
ce as well as justice. News.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-08-21
GOVERNMENT
IRRIGATION
SAN FRANCISCO COMPANY
AWARDED THE CONTRACT
OF THE BIG PROJECT.

The contract for the Truckee irriga-
ton project, sections and 2, has been
awarded to {. A. Warren K Co., of
San Francisco.
Work will commence at once and
there will be plenty Of labor for men
and teams for many months in this
the most advanced experiment in irri-
cation being made under the new law.
The company which secured the
contract is composed of A. +. Buck
ham, A. J. Raisch and c. A. Warren,
all of San Francisco
Headquarters will soon be establish
ed along the line Of construction and
operation begun.
A. +. Buchanan will be in Reno in
few days to map out the work.
l.. II. Taylor, resident engineer for
the government, will be in charge of
the engineering end of this great un-
dertaking.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-08-21
A MINING CAMP

Probably not many of us have ever
seriously contemplated Carson City a.
possible future great mining camp,
yet that II will be such at no distant
date, 10 the opinion of Mr.. +. b. Liv-
ingstone, well known mining man.
~ have spent the best part OF two
years in this vicinity" said Mr.. Living
stone last evening, land my surprise
has increased almost every week. This
is the center of great mineral belt, and
you have more fair to good prospects
right around here than in any other
locality know of. | firmly believe
that Carson City will be most pros
porous mining camp within a short
time.n
Mr. Livingstone is not one Of the
talking" experts who sometimes vis-
II Nevada. He is man who does
things in a mining way. He and his
company have purchased the Gardner
vile smelter and have acquired title TO
about half a dozen mining properties
near this city within the past three or
four months, and they are still IN
the market for any kind of n mining
proposition that looks at all good.
His latest aquisilion was, We believe
accomplished yesterday and is the well
known Mammoth mine few miles
south OF this city. This property Is
represented by a gigantic low grade
ledge-just what mining men like
and the new owners will have to spend
u barrel of money 10 install Il plant
The property was worked somewhat
by the Raycraft brothers.-News.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-08-21
STATE
NEWS

The labor day celebration fund at
Reno now amounts to 81 400.
1t Is proprosed to organize militia
company in Reno.
Miss Lena Rafietto, talanted New
ada actress, has gone east to Join a
company headed by Henry Miller.
Rabbits are doing considerable dam
age to the second crop of alfalfa I'm
some portions OF Churchill county.
The potato crop at Fallon, IChurch-
Ill county, is reported to be almost an
entire failure.
The Journal says construction work
Oh All electric street line for Reno will
begin in few days.
All the construction work on the
Boca and LOyalton railroad has been
suspended and the employees discharg-
ed.
The n. &. o. railroad has begun
suit TO foreclose mortgage for $500, 600
held by that company on the Sierra
Valley road.
An expressman in Virginia City tip
ped over wagon load of giant powder,
caps and fuse the other day, but FORUM
ately the stuff did not explode.
A Reno ore purchasing company
handled over n million pounds of ore
last month and il is expected that this
months business will he considerably
larger.
An Elko man who separated two
street scrappers got the usual reward of
Il peacemaker by being convicted Of a
mis- Iemesnor and sentenced TO ten
days in jail.
Ben Tsmbly, discharged as cured
from the Napa asylum recently has de-
veloped signs of returning insanity, and
has been taken into custody at his
home In Carson.
Mrs. j. w. German, of Sacramento,
Was arrested In Reno the other day.
She was either Intoxicated or drugged
and had her three-year-old daughter
With her. The child Will be provided
with home In Reno.
w A. Lane, who was killed by q der
rick in Star valley, few weeks ago,
took out life insurance policy for
5000 on the 30th of June. His widow
will receive the full amount of the pol
ley rs soon ~ the settlement can he
made
News comes from Los Nagas, New,
that William Williams, or wild BIZ
AN alleged cattle rustler and bad man.
was murdered At Stewards ranch about
thirty miles from Los Vegas, "A few
day. ago. An Indian named C0chino
Is under arrest, accused of the crime.
4 large number of cattle are dying
in the vicinity of Big creek, twelve
miles south of Austin, of some disease
that is mystifying the stockmen of
that locality. The disease acts on fat
cattle the same as II does on poorer
ones. The neck become. drawn TO one
side aud the animals leg. stifien out
straight and death soon follows.
Mrs. Charles Talbot, the wife of n
Reno painter, was found roaming about
the streets the other night In an intoxi-
Gated condition and with very few
clothes on. After being locked up the
woman sent an officer To her home To
secure u 900 in gold she had secreted
there. The money was placed in the
Sheritl7s hands.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-08-21

A Reno butcher Monday legged aud
dressed ten sheep in "a minutes.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-08-21
(To be continued in next issusl

1t has been Officially announced that
no person owning over 100 acres of land
within the lines of the proposed nation
al irrigation project will he allowed to
receive any benefits therefrom. The
government will insist upon the rigid
enforcement of this rule TO compel
owners of large tracts to divide their
holdings at reasonable prices,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-04-06

Trasportes peligroSoS

Seg1n comunican de Helsingfors, 4
TN diario de Paris, en- estos dfas Sc
rompio repentinamente ell hielo en- las
costaS de Finlandia, y ImaS de $50 pes
cadorcs que Sc hallaban dedicados al
trabajo en- SD superfcie, cerca del rom-
peolas del faro de Somero, ft1ercn arras-
trados al mar, sobre los t6mpanos flo
tanteS.
Desde el puerto mas pr6ximo, agre-
ga ell que trasmite la noticia, Sc envia-
ron embarcaciones destinadas a reco-
gerios, Las cuales vOlvieron al punto de
partida 4 Ia siguiente manana, despu6s
de haber estado buscAndoloS in1tilmen-
te toda la noche.
Los desgraciados pescadores quedan
ash abandonadOS 4 los azares de la
suerte y q naerced del viento y el mar,
y como Ell n1mero de los buques que en-
esta epoca del aflo atraviesan el Baltlco
es reducido, hay motives para temer
una catastrofe.