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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-12
Trouble I'm rrichi~au,

A war against corsets and fudge is be : waged by the faculty of the univer y at Ann Arbor.-News Item Tell me truly what's the rub, Michigan, my Michigan? What uufeeling, meddling dub, Michigan, my Michigan, Is attempting to butt in g With lot of pretexts thin? Do not listen to his chin,
 Michigan, my Michigan. What self constituted judge,
 Michigan, my Michigan, Has declared this war on fudge, Michigan, my Michigan? Think of all the poor coeds Going hungry to their beds! can see their bowed down heads, Michigan. my Michigan! And the corsets-sakes alive! Michigan, my Michigan! Why should anybody strive,
 Michigan, my Michigan, To abolish that which grants Grace to lovely debutantes? Might as we'll abolish shoes, Michigan, my Michigan! You have won lasting name. Michigan. my Michigan. In the strenuous football game, Michigan, my Michigan: Your escutcheon you will smudge If you carry out this grudge: Vive la corset and la fudge! Michigan. my Michigan.
 Milwaukee Sentinel
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-12
srEPrED AGAINST A HOT STOVE

STEPPED AGAINST A HOT STOVE
 A child of Mrs George T. Benson, when getting his usual Saturday night bath, stepped back against hot stove which burned him severely. The child was in great agony and his mother could do nothing to pacify him. Re- membering that she had q bottle of Cha mberlain's Pain Balm in the house, she thought she would try it. In less than half an hour after applying 1t the child was quiet and asleep, and in less than two weeks was well. Mrs Ben son is a well known resident of Kel- lar, Va. Pain Balm is an antiseptic liniment and especially valuable for burns, cuts, bruises and sprains. For sale by all druggists.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-12
odd Wedding Presents.

Harry Broadwater, one of the popu- lar letter carriers of Woodbury, N. J., and Miss Hattie Wallace were married few evenings ago. While the bride was the recipient of many very hand some presents, the groom was not over- looked. Among his gifts were pair of sweet singing canaries, a kitten and g little white pig nicely decorated with pink ribbons. He shipped the latter to near by farm and hopes to get plenty of pork.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-12
New Fashion I'm Dog Collars.

changes. No longer do we see the bris- ting objects that resembled ruffs. The newest collar is modest and is adapted to Boston terriers and other medium sized dogs, says the New York Press. The foundation is a fino seal leather
 and the collar is studded with dogs heads in gun metal. The new collars are not nearly so sporty looking as the brass studded bands of former years. Tiny dogs wear jeweled collars.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-12
FOR A BAD COLD.

If you have bad cold you need q good reliable medicine like Chamber Iain's Cough Remedy to loosen and re- lleve it, and to allay the irritation and inflammation of the throat and lungs. For sale by all druggists.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-12
The Turning LemYea.

 The turning leaves! Sweet natures witch cry Is now upon the woods, and every tree Seems glad, decked out in crimson and in gold. Each sylvan wilderness doth now unfold Its wealth of color-autumn's pageantry.a Go forth beneath the sunlit skies, all ye Who love November's glow; go forth and
 
 How nature colors as the year grows
 The turning leaves. Alas, these glories cannot come to mel Oppressed with work, from business never free, Here in huge ledgers, dank with dust and mold. keep accounts which page by page un- fold: In sooth get no pleasure when see The turning leaves. -EraIacis Fl Lea n-New York Times.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-12
"A FIGHr FOR MILLIoNs."

Malcolm Douglasss stupendous melodramatic production, "A Fight for Millions, ' will be the Saturday attrac- tion at Polis, being presented after noon and evening" The production has many scenic novelties, including the submarine boat at the bottom of Hud- son river, the marvellous wireless tele- phone, the railroad tunnel catastrophe, the leap for life and others of such & remarkable nature that it Is no wonder the play has enjoyed the unusual amount of popularity 1t has attained. Laughter and pathos dominate the whole four acts, anu some of the scenes in which funny tramp furnishes the hu- nor are splitting in the extreme. Sale of seats tomorrow at popular prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-12
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

MEETINGS TONIGHT. Christian alliance. .
 Court Acme, +. of A.
 Women's Relief corps. Polishers and Buffers. ..,- - Court Oregon, F. of X. Court Linden. F. of X.
 Wadhams post, c. A. R. Tunxis tribe, I. o. R. NJ. Fourth division, A. O. H. Clark commandery, k. T. America lodge. A. o. U. W. F. l.. DeForest council. R. A. St Francis Xavier drum corps. Court Martin Hellmann, F. of A. Ansantawae encampment I. o. O. F. Mary Lincoln council, r. D. of A. Brass City lodge, I. A. of NJ. Butchers union.
 Brass Workers union. No 1S6. Friendly league-At home evening. No classes in the evening. Office hours. 80 to S:3O. School of housekeeping afternoon; class in public school cook ,ry. .@
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-12
THB BEST REMEDY FOR GROUP. From the Atchison, Kah, Daily Globe,

From the Atchison, Kah, Daily Globe,
 This is the season when the woman who knows the best remedies for croup is in demand in every neighbor- hood. One of the most terrible things in the world Is to be awakened in the middle of the night by a whoop from one of the children. The croup reme- dies are almost as sure to be lost, in case of croup, as a revolver is sure to be lost In case of burglars. There used to be an old-fashioned remedy for croup. known as hive syrup and tolu, but some modern mothers say that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is bet ter and does not cost so much. It causes the patient to throw up the phlegm'' quicker, and gives relief in a shorter time. Give this remedy as soon as the croupy cough appears and if will prevent the attack. It never fails and is pleasant to take. For sale by all druggists.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-12
Weed Pest Nm knnana.

Kansas is having trouble with weeds just now. The Kansas City Journal says that the Prossa branch railroad has almost gone out of business be, cause of them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-12
MONEY GIVEN AWAY,

The Y. NJ. T. A. B. and L. society of Wallingford will give away $2.5oo at the Eight Nights Fair to be held No vember G., : 9, 10, II, F, 13, II, 1908. Thomas F. McGuire, 199 East Main street. sole agent for Waterbury.
 11-6-9 .s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-12
VAUDEVILLE AT THE JACQUES.

' VAUDEVILLE AT THE JACQUES.
 Not in many weeks has headli
 act at the Jacques been so much talked about as that of the Juggling Johnsons, who are heading the current bill at this house. 1t is such a spectacular bit of work, and so wonderfully fas- cinating withal, that the audience keep applauding it every minute. At times. however. even the spectators are daz- zled at the glittering shower of clubs that are sent hurtling through the air, wondering how the manipulators are ever going to gather them in from their intricate evolutions. It is an act that every lover of novelty should make 1t special point to see during the engagement. The artistic imper- sonations given by Hal Stephens are likewise most pleasing number, while his condensed version of Rip Van Wrinkle" is simply splendid. The re mainder of the bill is excellent, making a show of attractive character through out. Prices are 1O 20 and 30 cents; afternoons 10 and 20 cents, ladies 10.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-12
Theatrical . !. Fraternal
UNCLE JOSH sPRucEBY.r

An excellent entertainment is offered in the rural comedy drama, Uncle Josh Spruceby," which is being played at Polls this afternoon and evening The plot of the play is taken from scenes of everyday life. A country maiden who has q. boarding school ed ucation meets the tempter in the guise of a polished city chap, who turns out later to be confidence man, and who persuades the girl that the comforta- ble, if homely, Vermont home is too dull for her. She is induced to elope to the city Uncle Josh goes to the city to search for his lost Nancy and meets many adventures there. The comedy Is furnished by Hans Von Bot uemeyer, the just over Dutchman," and Sally Spruceby, who has no use for city folks. The play is well staged and acted by a company of capable people. Prices are 25, 35 and 90 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-12
BASKETBALL, At Auditorium.
 THURSDAY, NOV F,
 Wallingford vs Waterbury.

Admission 25 cents: Reserved Seats 35c. Seats on sale at Towle's Sporting Goods House, Center street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-12
OVER NIAGARA FALLS"

The big scenic triumph, Over agara, Falls," Monday evening at Polls.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-11-12
ITS 2 Treat

to dance prettily and be admired. This accomplishment is acquired from pro- per instruction only. Take advan- tage of PROFESSOR BAIEEY'Sl special course of private and classi lessons offered for this week only at reduced terms. Your proficiency inl the Waltz and Two-step guaranteed by December 15. Just in time for the coming fine dances. CTTIZENS's BANK BUILDING.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-12
Serfauf ppu Sjrabenarbeiteu.

Gs mirb hermit befannt 9ema6t, bas i6
am 20. @pril 1908, morsens 0 nbr, in Der
NubitorS: Sffice I'M Sourtbaule III ct. Gloub,
Otinn bic Irbetten perfaufen unb ben @ons
tract fir @uswerfeu unb 3isben bes @rabens
go. 9 pom Stearns Gountp, Wiuu., semGB
Der am IL. Sanitar 1908 setrofieueu Qn.
orbnun9 (an ben ober bic n%iebrisitbieten=
benz ~perfaufen werbe: Su eiuem Sob"
ober Contract ober in Sectionen BON ie 100
SUP, pom bsneu iebe befannt unb numerirt
werben ioa bur6 Yfoiteu, mie I'M biesbeSiisz
li9eu Seri6t bes Suseuieurs arseseben be.
9iunenb on iener, bic ben Iusaan9 in ii6
i6liett unb pon bort itromaufmGrts si iener,
mo bic GueIe lit, unb bab gnsebote fir ieue
Irbeit als ein Sob ober fir cine ober meb=
rere Sectionen petlanst werben; senannte
Nrbeit muB imnerbl lib Der erforserli9eu 3eit
pollenbet fem unb in elmer slrt unb Weiie,
mie in benz Su9enieurs= Seri6t an9eseben.
rlnb feline Sia witb beriidii6tist, pelde mebr
als 80 Bro,ent iiber bic ab9ei9Gsten @on=
Itruftionsfofen binaiSsebt 1T irsenb einem
Sale, wie IN s%enannter geftimmun8 anse=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-12

crbnet nnb Der erfol9reide Sieter HuB cine
9eliisenben Siirsi6aft ~lieferu, bic pom Co.
Iubitor oes %9euannten County NIT smei giir=
gen 9ut9ebeiBeu pirb, unb oies fir 9etreuen
@rfiiuun9 lei1es Contracts unb nm aue
S6dben gu beden, bic euiteben moge aus
elmer nidtIeitisen @rfiilun9 ieiues @ontraf=
ties. @euanrten Iuftra9 unb Soften linb
ein9etra9eu uno fOnuen III meiuer Office ein=
setrasen Ins tonnen in meiner Office einge=
leben weroet. Ellie In9ebote miiileu NIT ei=
nem petSiir9ten @bef, Sablbar oil ben Iubi=
tor bes %senanlten @ountp. perleben iein, Der
nibt seril9er 1T als 'ebn FroSent bes Setra=
ses zines ieben Insebotes. Sas &ebt, aue
ooer ieoes Nn9ebot SIT periuerfen, 1T porent=
balten. Oen 4. Sebrlar 1908.
Sieael Sobn@. Greper,
l1s3t 60. gpbitor, Stearns SO Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-12

= eobt Sud cine freie Srobe BON
ghambsrlain's Wa9eu= uub Sober
Sdfel6en seben. gu baben BET alien
Sdnblern In YatentmebiSinen. sic
Iinb leidter gu nebmen unb uirfen an
senebmer ais giuen; benn ibrem Sc:
brau6 folst fetne Seritopfuns, mie
bas bduiis BET Piuen Der Sau lit. &es
suldre @r6Be 25cts bic Sda9tel
eg @ir baben eine Wahe @elb
gu uerleiben seSen Si6eruns auf be.
meslt9e 9abe. Spre9t Dor tn Der
&t9monb 8ant gu &i6monb, Winz
neiota. 8.4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-12

Gin intsrnatiunales @ertb Der
bdltniB swii9en Cob uuo SLIDER
mirb pou ben 0dabern nit freier Gil
berprdGung, namentli9 Werico nnb
China, gu erlansen setra6tst. Oteiel.
ben baben bic Ser, Staaten UNI ibre
Witwirfuns erlu6t unb Sstretdr Sap
bat ii6 tn bieiem Stnne empfeblenb
oil Ben SonSreb sewanbt. Our9
bic Seflesun9 zines internationalen
8ertbuerbdltntHes swiiden Sen Bet
ben @belmetaleu, 10 nitro in Der 6ap',
lasn 3ui6rift beruorseboben, wiroen
bic fortbauernSen greisuerdnSeruns
gen bes @ertbes beS Silbers ouftO
ten, mas benz Sanbel nit benz fernen
Often iebr gu Suite fommeu miirbe.
@s frdst it@, oh bic ibrisen Wd@te,
namentlt6 England unb Oeutl@lanb,
nit benz Ylane elmer itanben iein
perbeu, Der obne TIRE WitwirtlinS gu
8aiier perben wirbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-12
Tragt die ADie SOrte, Die lhr INNER GekautR
s:ss!f. &MzZM

gungspa11, etntge'2e1t6er rnD dnDere
tleine Qualification ansei9afft unb
drmtrt.
.l1eber btsIs S6iffs iebts Cairo
etnen @bmiral Elm. Steier mietbete
ii9 in pprt Of Spain in Elm fpmf Or
tables Seim Elm unb lebte bort nit feiz
men in sldneenben uniformen itedsnz
ben Mbjutanten unb Setretdren in
9errli9tett unb 5reube. Nu9 bic
S9tffe nabmen, an Itatt in einem penez
solanii9en 9afen, ibr Stanbquartter
in Yort Of Spain. @on 3eit su 3eit
lief bas cine ober anbere S9tff pobl
aus, fiel iif.r Elm frembes S9tff, penn
biefes ni9t gu groB mar, um pirtIaz
men 8iberitanb gu ~leiiten, ber unb
bra9te bic Seute na9 geneauela. gla9
etniger 3ett fam es bann bon feiner
fos%enannten ,&reuaunssfabrt' pieber
na9 port IF Spain suriid. Der Ib<
miral erpies fi9 bemunsea6tet fir
Gaitro als ni6t Seerduber gertug. Gr
purbe entlafen, Die 8apitdne, bic nun
fi9 felber ~iiberlaiien paren, mahten,
mas tie noIten, unb tpurben balb Der
S9reden Der umliegenben See. ga
gaitro iie pie gepDbnli9 gu beaablen
pergab, 70 ma9ten fie fi6 felbit be-
aablt, gum Sbettaus britii6en Sdiffz
fabrtsertrdgen, gum She'll nit Dem
@elbe britiI9er l1ntertbanen. Die
gntriitung mar auf Siebebibe seitiez
gen, als bic @aiirten audi nidt cine
Sefunbe gu friib interbentrten. 9ie
beiben BON ber beuti6en &orbette ,@as
seize III ben 8runb aebobrten Sabre
5euge tparen bpnftGnbige Wrads unb
ddna. unbrau9hars bas cine bottle nrr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-12
SraaGbie %abseuanbt.

n@erabe sur re6ten 3eit murSe UNI
fer tleiner Sobn serettet," i@reibt
Srau IS. @attins uonYleaiaut gitp,
Obio. eunsentrantbeit bate i'm fart
mitsenommen, unb Elm i9redli6er SUI
item fam nod ba5u. Ooctoren beban=
belten i'm, aber Ct wurbe tastdslt9
i@le6ter. a3ulest ueriu6ten mir Or.
Sings Weue @rfinbuns fir S6ptnb.
iudt, unb unier 9teblins mar eeret
tet. @r lift iest seiunb unb wobl.
Seoermann ioate wiiien, es lit bic
einsise ii6ere Sour fir Suten, @rfal=
tuns unb ale ounsenfranfbeitsn ga:
rantirt pom Ipotbeter IS $ 6ubn.
Prets scots unb S1.O0. Yrobefla=
I9en fGet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-12
then @ebaIt bon 17SDnnen

etnen @ebaIt bon 17Spnnen 49,.
r@on Der b09iten Wi9tiefeit fir
Die &olonie in port Of Spain tit Is,
boB lie niensals pieber bon elmer ,penez
5alaniiGen Slotte' auf Gnabe pber I'm
sEabe ausgeliefert pirb, bic lire 8tra>
tenoperationen bon unierem 9afen aus
unterntmmt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-12
GiferTiihiiu.

8auer (3u feinem Re6tsanpalt,
bsr ii9 na9 Der 8erbonblung nit benz
Mnpalt bes 9egnerS IN freunbi4ofts
ltder @eife unterbGlN: 0u, bog leio'
i fei' net, baB 81 nit | i ba 10 i3on
+hunffl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-12

W 8rabteine selbmaduou unb
biuis ansefe,tist. Sebe Sefte0uns
prompt unb suuerlahis beiorst BON
Sos. &epper, nabe @ourtbaus, ct.
Gloub. Winn. 3S. ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-12
5d,uup Gu,

Nlter 4r3t Co., .a..
&%olegen): uNeta, ij .~,e ..,:.J~
~bringenb, geben Sic no4 &4a@tsi.
@or ielber bort piele Sc9re tGGi:3,
brilIante Brart5 bort unD-uater IT,
sefast-etne pOr5iiglt9 u~ngefan3e
Qdae."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-12
RuueruHnlt.

nSu, Sont, f0u muaB / Dir i9on
fag'n: Menn ma pieba anal nit
AMANDA ais 3eugen ouf's @eri4t ge6'n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-12
Dene3olanifdt 8twalttbaten.
&Sdft bsmerfemSwertbe Mn8aben zines eng
IamoerS TT BORT 81 epatm.

eSnh bsmerfenswertbe mnsabem clues Gms,
IanosrS tn BORT Of epaim.
Merfpiirbige Mngaben binii9tli4
Der peneaolanif9en Strettfrase entbGlt
elm bie1er Sage in 2onbon DerDffent<
lidter 8rief Der bon einem @nslGnber
aus SPORT of Spain, Der 9auptitabt Der
Der nprb0 ltli1en &iiite 0eneauelas gez
seniiberliegenben britif6en Snfel Sri>
nioab batirt lit. Dir entnebmen benz
S9reiben bic fplgenben Sdbe:
nSie !Sauptiiberrai9uns auf Srinis
bah mar nibt bic Mftipn @nalanbs
unb Seutf9lanbs sesen @eneauela,
ionbern bic 9altuns Der enslif9zeuroz
pGii6en YreKe binii9tli9 biefer Mt@
tion, etne 9altung, bic fte permutbli9
niemals beoba9tet bate, penn ibr audi
rur elm 3ebntel Der bei9tmpfenben
ACKNOWLEDGMENT befannt seipeien
pdre, bic sesen britii9e l1ntertbanen
unb tire Slagge bur9 peneaplanif6e
8ebDrben in ben lebten Sabren begarlz
gen iporben ftnb. Sie 3eitunsen Der
&plonie iiro einitimmig in Der 8iliz
a,1ng bes 8~prgebens Der Nuiirten unb
Der 8erurtbeilung Der 2onboner
preRe."
Ser 9riefi9reiber stbt bann einiss
Sti9proben aus Der lotalen Yrefe.
Inter anberem i9retbt bic v9ailp Ga
se!te," bic dltefte 3eitung 8eitinbiens,
na6bem iie ii9 iiber bic llnfenntnib
Der enslif6zeuropdif9en preKe binz
ii9tli9 pefttnbii9er SntereIfen be-
tlast: Isle bat ii6 bur9 &rttiiiruns
Der gemeini amen Nttipn Seutf9lanbs
unb Gnslanbs ld9erli6 gema9t.
SIS lit b~ebauerlid," fdbrt Der Brief
f6rsiber bann fort, nbob cine offisiele
2iIte Der %erbobenen Getlamatipnen
nod ni9t per0ffentli9t porben lit.
Germutblt6 ptrb bas auspdrtiee
Nmt fe publi5iren; aber aud bann
1T nod in Grpdsung gu aieben, baB
bic Sdlfte her b%eftebenben Qrfprii9e
nidt geltenb gema6t pprben lit, benin
felt LANCER 3eit baben bic britiiden
l%1ntertbanen feinen S9ub BEL ibrer
&esierung g%efunOen, 10 baB iie bic Be-
re6tisten @nfprii6e in f9ierer Ser
spetflung baben fallen laRen. Nuberz
benz aber tit cine sroBe Qn5abl pene5oz
laniI6er 9rauiamteiten 10 sriinbli4
beganssn porben, baB tie teinerlei
Spur b%tnterlafien baben, auf 9rur,
beren cine Defamation einserei9t
tnerhen fnnntp
GA. g
Tra2t die >Oje SOte. Die lhT tmUor Gekaufi Hats
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-12
Tragic die e0ie SOre, Die lhr tmTner Gekaut Ia
:: u &MzZw

rgaftro bat bic Caracas preFe gu
fetner @~erfiiguns, beren Na9ri6ten
na4 ben Ser. Staaten unb na9 guz
ropa telesrapbirt perben. gr fu9t iiG
mittelit berfelben als elm MGrtbrer fiji
fein 2anb btnauiteGlen, pdbrenb es
nt9t etnen etnai9en Sremben, lei er
@uropGer ober Norbameritaner, aibt,
Der fir ibn Elm gutes @prt einsulegen
bdtte. Ser Grab bes 8ertrauens, BEN
CT unter feinen 2anbsleuten aenieBt,
tann an Der SbatIa9e ermeTen tper:
ben, baB er in Der perbGltniBmGbig
turoen 3eit feiner YrdIibentI6aft feds
bebeutenbe 8epolutionen gu betGmps
fen bate.
nGoitros ,S1otte' befinbet fi9, nit
Nusnabme Der betben bon ben Seutz
f9en in ben @runb gebobrten S9iffe,
ieBt fait ~pplltGnbtg in ben 9Gnben Der
QGiirten. Die 9euti9sn baben audi
einen oOer apei S6ooner unb feline
9anbelsi4iffe, bic brttii9en gisentbii>
mern unb Manni6aften geraubt ip1rz
ben, in unieren 9afen ouriidgefiibrt.
Die iogenannte peneeolantf9e ,Tlotte'
tpurbe BON guitrO segriinbet. Sein
8orgdnser Mnbrabe bate Elm paar
tleine &%anonenboote ansetauft, bic er
als &iiitentpa9ti9iffe in mebr ober
minber lestttmer @etie benubte. Ga
ftro fiiste Elm ober apet fleine &anoz
nenboote btnau, fir bic Spanien mad
fetnem amerifanif9en &rtese feline
@erpenbung bate. Serner purben
eeSan 9pulbs dl1saebiente 8erqniiz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-02-12
DR.. FENNER'S
KIDNEY and
BaekaChe
st a. AZ :| s:s:. az & $s 81 s:s: CIIDE
R esSs ;ae% Ts% 3 Sso ;SfSS;ysi,

Don't become discouraged. There Is a
cure for you. If necessary write DR.. Fenner.
cases as yours. All consultations Free.
sDr. Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure
is the cause of my being alive to-day. l had
suffered greatly of kidney disease Tor years
and reduced in weight to 12O pounds. now
weigh 165 pounds.
w. II. McGUGIN. Olive Furnace, O."
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CT MITUcJnhMnE Sure Cure. Circular, DE-
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For sale by Martin Molitor, st. Cloud, MINI.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-31
VALLEY VILLAGES
Halloween Begins With Ssv.
eraI Events on Its Eve..TuO
Much TO Pay for Water.

Al the home Of Miss Bertha Mcvay on
lie Valley street In Phenix last evening.
nearly two score OF her friends gathered
to attend Hollowc-en party given I'm her
honor. Once I'm the house an evening OF
rare pleasure was participated I'm and
games appropriate 20 the event were play
ed and enjoyed until late hour. During
the evening refreshments were served
and later the festivities we're resumed and
were continued until at late hour, when
the guests departed well satisfied with
the result OF the evenings entertainment.
CENTERVILLE.
Under the direction of the Junior fp-
worth league OF the Centerville NJ. r.
church Hollowe'en sociay was held in
the Sunday school room OF the church
last evening. The young folks had pre-
pared an interesting program Of music
al nature, which was rendered as the FIRST
number on the evenings program. At the
conclusion OF the program refreshments
were served and ap leasant social time
served to beguile the remainder OF the
evening awayin an enjoyable manner. The
guests left I'm seasonable hour. after de-
Gliding that the young people we're amply
able to prepare an evenings sood time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-31
Mr.. Moore IniimateS That He Saw Cor
ruption PraC.iCod in Town Hall.
Special Ing Of the Town Council
Held Last Night Other News.

played a number of fine selections on the
piano as did Miss Bessie Doll.
Ihe Misses Noonan give AN exception
ally fine performance ON the violin and
Charles Wheaton played the cornet I'm n
masterful style Considerable amusement
wa, enjoyed In the mystic Halloween
natiron. was captured by Daniel Hogan,
One OF the members OF tho party told tue
fortunes OF those present dispensing
to each Refreshments We're served ana
Mr.. Halleck passed a box Of cigars
around among the gentlemen
THE DRAW STUCK.
Yesterday afternoon the draw OF tie
new India Point bridge was opened Tor
the passage OF vessel. and when an ef-
fort was made TO close II after the yessnl
had passed the draw refused TO woit.
still for "A while. but finally number
OF employees on the shore went out ,n a
boat and closed the draw by hand
CAR BROKE DOWN
The Worcester freight was very late
This was caused by the breaking down
OF car loaded with potatoes at Millville.
The potatoes were scattered about on the
ground a n the re-, Vicinity Of the mishsp aud
and carried away by residents OF the 10
cality. A wrecker finally succeeded IN
clearing the track of the disabled car.
NEEDS ATTENTION.
In view OF the fact that IL is I'm urgent
need OF immediate attention, Il seems that
someone should assume the care OF ;he
Monroe memorial ice water fountain on
Watchemoket square. The fountain
which has proved a public boon. wss
erected by Mrs. Monroe as a memorial
10 hef husband. Ii has not received prop
er care from anyone for long time aed
for the last few days a continued stream
has been running from one OF the faucets,
which Is out OF order, and flooding Dor-
ton OF the sidewalk in the Vicinity
AS the presence OF the fountain is
great benefit 20 the public II seems as
though II would be proper for the town
council to assume control OF IL and see
that II is properly cared for.
BRUISED HER FACE.
Yesterday afternoon spool nsw or
of one OF the machines In the machine
room at the American Electrical Works.
striking the operative I'm the fac, rs
the flying spool had considerable force
her face was somewhat bruised. but IN
few minutes she recovered from the of-
fects Of the mishap sufficiently 10 resume
work.
ADNERTISED LETTERS.
Letters for. the following persons are sd-
vertised at the East Providence postoffice.
Oct. 81, 1893:
Ladies-Mrs. L. a. Carpenter, Miss Lou
ise Fricker. Mrs. l.. !. Pierce Mrs Nav
Robinson. Mrs John Susa, Mrs Minnie
Ssnborn.
Gentlemen--D Daniel Baker, James De-
vine. Joseph Baptiste Meninha Manuel
Carreado Santo