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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-29

The much mixed case of j. A.
Gibbs VS.. his numerous creditors,
was up before Judge Jetfreys yester-
day. The case on trial was entitled
Lillywhite vs.. Gibbs, Deaton &
Towel, inteiyenors.
Owing to pressure of other matters,
the Signal has been emitting its
Twenty Years Ago" notes for some
time past. These notes are very in
teresting to old timers and the record
of these events can be found no.
where but in the files of this paper,
and number have complained at
their omission from the Signal. We
have gone over the issues since our
last publication of the notes and give
below a summary Of the news con-
tanned.
Henry Seller, another of the early
pioneers of Idaho, died at his home
in Boise. Friday morning, July "a.
Deceased was native of Bavaria,
but had been resident of this coun.
try since 1858. He conducted q
mercantile business in Orc Elmo dur
ing the, gold excitement there in
1865 He removed to Boise in 1881
where he has since resided. He was
brother-in-law of Nathan Falk
who died last Wednesday
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day from visit with her uncle and
aunt at Payette.
st. Luke's young people VIII hold
lO-cent Lawn Social on the Rectory
grounds on Thursday tomorrow
evening, July 30. A cordial invita-
ton to all
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Sharpstein
of Walla Walla Wash, returned
from the northern part of the county
where they went to locate timber
land.
VIM. Coughanour, the Payette
lumberman, was in the city Sunday.
Monday Mr.. Coughanour went to
Council on business connected with
his lumber interests.
Mrs. H. NJ. st Cyr of Lardo, was
in the city Saturday, enroute to
Idaho City, where her husband is in
Jail awaiting trial for the murder of
his partner, Archie Emmons.
A special train on the P. q /. N.
K. X. went TO Council Saturday to
bring down 20 cars of sheep that
were to be shipped east. They be
longed to Il. NJ. Barton and others.
The Baptist Young Peoples Soci-
ETY. will meet with Miss Mary Harper
at her home in the eastern part of
the city, Saturday evening at s
o'clock, p m. Everybody invited.
: H. t. Pratt shipped ten car loads
of horses from Weiser, to Warrens
e burg, Mo-, Sunday. This shipment is
the last of the Galloway band which
Mr., Pratt purchased a few weeks
since.
B. S. White of Meadows, was a
business visitor to the city Satur-
day. Mrs. White who has been at
Cambridge Springs, Pen, for medi-
cal treatment for some time is nc
y better.
The board of county commission
!, ers sat as board of equilizatlor
Monday, to hear remonstrances
rgainst the assessment raised on tht
property of various residents of thu
county.
% Several of the Eldredge party from
: Topeka, Kansas, who started TO
Thunder Mt. this week, returned
Saturday afternoon, having foun'
y the trip too arduous for them to I'm
y dertake.
Conner & MCGEE have leased tn
room on Eoff street formerly occu
= pied by the Star barber shop, an
arranging it for store in which the
will carry melons soda waters an
temperance drinks.
- Laying of the iron pipe for tn
j water system will be completed ne,
ei Monday. The machinery for I'll
power house has not yet arrived, bl
ed is somewhere on the rail road b.
on tween Weiser and the shppin
We point.
Frank L. Thompson, a Thumb
ay Mountain mine owner. who has BET
si' absent from the camp several mont
IS left Weiser yesterday morning to r
sumo work on his properties. M
no Thompson was also engaged IN g
rio Iiouor business at Roosevelt la
'A- year.
c. F. Drake left yesterday NOR
H. ing for the Rapid River distri
er, where he has mining interests.
en- will probably remain several month
on. developing his properties. n
P. brakes properties adjoin the clall
DR.. of the Iron Springs Mining Coz
itly pany.
has Hugh Fulton, superintendent
the Pittsburgh Tunnel Mining co
list panys properties, near the Dew'
the left for the camp yesterday mornir
ng. Mr. Fulton has been looking al
the the shipment Of saw MILL an'
- mount Of supplies Tor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13
INFORMATION LOCAL

I4Proce6onte do s ainthomAs y
Europa fonde6 en- esta bahia sa to
me mana Ell vapor Aleman 'CherukjA"
e sta tards saldr& para Arecibo.
..Eu la sala de sosorros han sido
asiatido B rigida CArri6n y 3 as Ali
cea. de eontueiones produeidas CO
sualmente.
-.Ha fallecido en- los Estados Uni
dos nm ni1io do dom Bsrp andino Disz
nplea 10 de ''The Pto Rico Herald"
In hygiene aconsejs ell Mso de
las fsjas peri6 1icas que venda oil
sin igaal Rafael en- 10 FArmaeis z sr
bi, Tambien tienen jabones super
p Fl los & 20 eentavos caia.
I'm reporter de eLA Corrsspon
dsnci.> eelebr6 una entevistA con
el Prosarsdor General Y 6 pregun
tas que aqusl ls hieiera rsspeeto 6
como era possible que nm Rspyesen'
tante q 10 C&mara pudiera desem pc.
1sr an cargo p6bliao, el Attorney 10
dijo que se consideraba como sno
Delegados, &esds el momento ON qne
ejercia fanciones aienas al puesto
para que habfa sido sleeto.
layer ingresaron en- el presiAio
de essa eiudad 10 individuos procs.
dentss do 10 c&rcel de Humacao; 6
cate paso habr& que habilftar prom.
to otro penal.
Hoy han sido admitidos en- el ma.
nieomio Ion alienRdoa Ventura Brito
de esta ciudsd, 8 Hilario C,rshado,
dc Areeibo Por 10 visto, no solo
habr& que hacer otro preside, sino
tambien otr0 manlcomio.
..Ss eneuentra On asts eiudaa,
dom Bsailio Vslex Alaara&o, vecino
y propietario de Msnatf
..EstA mAdana salisron para Hu.
macao los sefiorss Rosenberg, em.
pleado della Janta Superior do Sani.
dad y el inspector vetsrinario de 10
lnisma doctor Schiner, CON objeto do
hacer luna investig gaci6n en- dieha
eiudad y pueblos del transito.
-Lacas Santos tu6 eonasnaao es
to mAf1sna Q sufrir aiss dc arresto
por faltar al respeto 6 la Policia.
Nicolas Dkvila qne no come
pexsado) fac eondenaao hoy 6 conner
rancho por dias, por romper una
vidriera donde habia qaesos salchi'
chones y otras eosRs por el estilo
que le gastabAn mas que el pc ,aao.
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--SAntoral de maflaua: aeapuea
Dc Pentesost6 Basilio pbro. Eelix y
Eliseo prof v Sta Dig 40 vg mrs.
--OartAs 4etenidas en- 10 admins
trAei6n de- correo. -o, -a-....
Palao, G. B sdras, P. Santiago, J.
SAM M Sale, J Swan, B. Unger,
e. Vaxquex. E Velsz V. Vargrs, j.
Vil@fGno n. p. Vazquox Il
-Anochs lego de- Arecibo el Va.
por "Vasco" saliendo ests ma11SnA
para SAinthomAs.
-Porfamoria feaneeaa fina corba.
tAs, y paraguAs On la B yamonesa. +"
-M1entras el mundo sin cesar ma
vega, 10 egmera el cafe "Nuavo
Mundo" en- prspArar lAs famosas
hAllacAs y paste es para las psrso'
mas que sabsn sprecisr 10 bueno y
NO solo ESQ, Bino que sirve en- sl
mismo cafe, 10 fsmosa csrveza Ale
mana 6 30 centAvo botsila.
-E, dia II Alas 10 de la noche,
sntr6 On el dssp6sito Municipal Rs
f&sl SegAvla, veciuo do la Marina,
pero al rsten obsev6 que tenia vi
ruolas por 10 que fu6 trasladado al
hospital.
--Ha sido transf sridA al Procara'
dor General la- INSTANCES que las da'
mas del pueblo de AdjuntAs elevA.
rom al Gobernador pidisndo In dis
tutuei6n del Juex de Pas de dieho
pusblo, ssf1or dom Jose Gimensz
Delgado Gla C&mara Insular, faturo
sobrestante de- obras p6blicas ct. ct.
--Hemog r0eibi&o atenta invita-.
si6n para los bales de m&soaras que
- eslebrAr&n On el Teatro dc esta
eApital. los diAs 81 y 27i
-EstA maHf&na, sin dada eali6 muy
pYooeapado 6 10 Fol taleza el ssf1 or
Gomex Btioso, miembro do 8. M. el
Oonseio Eiscutivo. Su aire era
muy distraiao. pAreCia que grandes
prOblemas trASeeadentales para el
pals preoeupAban su Rtenci6n 6 juz'
gar por Ia serieaad de su talante.
I+MAffana Domingo ne llevar& 6
sfesto unssvelada bale por Ell club
"Dsresha DC Borinquen" en- los 90.
lonas dc 10 casa n1mero "A de IL Ca
ll0 do lR FortalexA.
AgrRaecamos 10 atenta invitaci6n
que NOS ha hoeho.
LAS &ooe, Gu el supreme instan'
10 que esperan CON Ansia los mendi'
4o9 do sSta oiudAd, CON motive de
hAbar fij&do dichA hora mMehos co.
mereiAntes para dArles hmosnaa. De
AQnds resulta que Andsn en- prose
sion, hacienda estaciones.
f..MaifAnR 6 las ocho q. m. salen
para Care lima, muehas personas de
ost& eiwdad ae0n el obi alto do aaistir
10 vslada que en- beneficio de los
ssposos Nortes se dar& en- aieho
pueble.
--Ayer "a v:6 ante el Tfibunal
Supreme dc JuHticia, el recurso de
apelaOi6n interpuesto por dom Pedro
Simon BAtestini, contra sentences
del Tribunal del Distrito de Ponce
ON caMsa que no 10 sigus por estafa
GoncurriendO q aicho aeto el Fiscal
Asi como el Letrado don JAcinto Ts.
xidor, ON representation privado
dom Ramon Torres AlvArado y los
AbogAdos don Manuel r. R3ssy y
r. q. Dextar, On representation del
aeusado. El Fiscal y In acus&ei6n
impvGnaron ale recurso, qusdAndo
psnaiente la v0taei6n, reservandose
0l Tribunal BeliRlar &ia para 10 vo'
tAsi6u do u senteneia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13
Tropas leales al
Rey Alexandra
marchan sobre Belgrade

New York, JUNO l3, 1880 a: m
Otro despscho informa que una
gran pafte del pueblo servio mues-
ira ragocijo, porque tropas de la
guardia Dacional leales al rey Ale
jandro, marchan sobre Belgrade con
objeto de vengar la muerte de sus
soberanos. Sc afirma que ell COM
plot ael ej6rcito en- Belgrade, 10
foment6 desae Ell extraniero Kara
georgevich, antagonists de Ia fami-
LA real que aesde hace amos aspi-
raba al trono. Sc asegura que ell
Rey gozaba de simpatfaslen eli pats,
p,ro que 81 pueblo NO pudo aefen-
derle, por que el ejercito rebelde t y
md toda clase de pre- .auciones para
por sorpresa dar eli golpe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13
UNA BUENA
PROPAGANDA
del DepartameltO del Interior
OULTIVo DEL MAIz


E. Dspagsamsnto del late: ior ha
publieado el bolstln sgricolA nd ne
70 10. Lo hsmos recioilo. y nos
place racomendae f1 ;. nents q lsc
tura D los sgeigalturos Que euitlvan
el maix. j
A! sultivo del mails en- el Sur, Els
tados Unidoe, viens dsdieado 81 to-
lstfn L nero 10. LIS inatr uccio1 90
sieatificAs que este eGntisne, o. eri
tAs con ssneitlez y clariaaa, selfan
sin anda:ds inestimAbls prlvechs &
los eultivAAorss de MAJ en- Paerto
Rico.
Es sabido que cus qutar cuitivo,
si no atienae dent de las r, glAs
que 10 c.encia agt1solA aconsejas Po'
ara prosperar mediAs, ain gran
des benefeios; mientgAs que, eusndo
aqusllos Cnidados 10 tiensu, suoeae
todo 10 eontrario, obtsn. eaaose mas
ampliA recompensa2 II f.tiga de
esa labor.
Ea Puerto Rico debe hAcsrss cato
q .tmos, puesto que, reEativamente
aqui % euitivA bastants maiz, y NO
&aaamos que, en- eonoeimiens0 dc
Las instrueeiones y dstallss del bo'
lstfa agricola ndmero 10, los sgsi.
ealtorss podrfAn poner aus soaas an
magnf6cas condicionss, sAes do De
elias mayores rendimientos. Sobre
sodo, aauello qus sienda & instsuir
NO aebe mirarse jAmAs con inaifs'
rencia, Consiaeramos qas si depar'
tamsnto del interior hacs bisn
Puerto Rico CON esA persistente pro
pagAnda, do qas nnsstros compa'
triotAs sAbr6n aprovseharss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13
ExcitaCion en-
varias cludades
DE SERVIA
EStado anarQulc0

New York, Junio l3, ll.30 a. m.
En- Kragojevatz, Nen-Osova, Pas
sarowith y otras ciudades de- Servia
reina gran excitaci6n. Los partida-
rios del Rey asesinado aumentan, y
Sc cree probable una revoluci0n. I'll
Sultan de Turquia pretende infuir
en- los asuntos de Servia, pero su
debil autoridad es rechazada por los
partidos polfticos y autoriaades.
Afirmase que el Parlamento no apro-
bara Ia proclamation de Karageor-
gewitch, por que la mayoria de 81
es leal al gobierno caido. La ST.
tuacion es muy complicada y los
asuntos pdblicos SO resienten De Ia
anarquia imperante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13
No es probable -
que haya complications
en- Europa

New York, Junio l3, 1'.30 a. m
\ Ultimas noticias dicen que Ia
creencia de que los successes de Ser
via acarrearan s6ria perturbation
en- Europa, es infandada, pues min
guna naci0nf fintervendra.
Sc afirma que ell gobierno russo
esta interesado On una soluci6n fa-
vorable a la paz en- Servia, asegu-.
randodose que al asesinato de los
soberanos no es agena una familia
enemiga de la casa que reinaba, la
cual familia contaba en- el ejercito con
los elementos que dieron el goIpe
de Estado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13
i y5IS2 s3laj S!y!3;Zzl {
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ION!

lnofsnsiva, sagu,a, rapiaa y efcaz
en- al alivlo de las neuralgias. Ja-
quecas, Reumatismo y toda clase de
dolores de cabeza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13
La CURA De STEARNS

para el DOLOR de CABEZA esta
Preparaao en- obleas muy faciles de
tomar y que SO dsiuelven al caer en-
el estomago, sienao asisu eiecto ins-
tantaneo.
No SO acepte eotro que el de sSte-
arns1.
FREDERICK STEARNS q Ola
DETROIT, AIoH., n. q. A.,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13
De Vega Baia
.reCtlflCaIl efrOreS
PUBLICADOS

Hoy 6 10 lis p. m raciblmos ae
Vega Baja sl sigaisnts talegrams
sCorrespondsneias San Juan. re
legrsmA publieado por sNaws. re-.
farsnte 6 turbas v erimiaalfs de es.
60 pneble; donde 20 haca asusion al
AlcalAe % oompletamsnta fslso.
Naestro alcalds 90 ser6 siempYa
teaeral y jsm&s In psaido investiRa.
stones Z Las sutoridaaas de San Jnan
subre heahos fAlaos y ealumuiosoa.
6Absmos que procederk Immediate.
mente { una investig gAeion. u: 90
rresponsal.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13
tlBlEaalMIs
sERVIcIO ESPECIAL
DIN
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
DlREoTo DE NEw-YoRK.
La situacion
en- SerVia

New York, Junio, l3 II 30 a. m.
Comnnican de Belgrade que la
situaci6n On Sergia &c agrava La
crueldad de los oficiales desafectos
al gobierno del Rey Alexandra, los
terribles asesinatos y el ensana-
miento con la Reina Draga, han de-
terminado una reaccion en- ell pue !.
bib q f.vor de Ia familia real, de
la cual solo queda Ia hermana de
la Reina, que pudo salvarse en- union
de otro alto personaje de la Core,
huyendo cuando Sc inicio Ia ma
ANA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13
Tn escuadron
americana
en- viaje para Inglaterra

New York, JUNO l3, Il.3O a. m.
Ha salido para Ing aterra un es-
cuaaron americaso. Ailadese que
dicho escuadr6n es esperado allf,
y que Sc hara a los marines anne
ricanos cari1oso recibimiento en- los
puertos que visite aqu6l.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13
INvlTACI0N QUE
AGRADECEM0S

O El seAor Obispo se ha asrvido d.
rigirnos atsnta carta 'invitaeion para
10 procession del Santfsimo Corpus
Christi, que tendr6 lugAr maf1Ana.
Qaadamos reeouocidos 6 To- distiu
cion con que NOS honrA Ell Ooispo y
& aqusl aeto asistir& 6 nm repressntan
Go do sLa Corrsspondencias.
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Mr. Romero Haxahusent de
classes de ingles, en- su casa calls
Nueva ntmero 2 altos Marina, los
lanes. microbes , viernes, de 8 80
de 10 noche, dos pesos mensua.
les. .
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EsPECfFICOs HOMEOPATf.
COS DE HUPHRDYS de venta por
Rsfs6l Castro GonzAlfz Fortalexa
81. Sc regala an manual para 81
uso en- espallol 6 ing'6s iqallos
que.lo solfsiten.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13

I'm asta 1nprenta 90 vende papel
yiejo & ". 40 qnintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-13
A los NOtarlOS

fARJKrAS De vista eoa sohres
8 SIN sllss, % hssaA sA ala Co
r as~~s1a1esE
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-07
CREENViLLE.

A daughter was born TO Dr. and Mrs.
B. NJ, Latham Of Mansfield, July IL.
Mr.. s. W. Austin and family and Mics
Mamie Francis Kennedy, will leave on
Angus, s for Narragans-tt Pier where
they Will spend their vacation.
The lawn party at Elisha Evans place
In Johnston last Saturday afternoon and
evening Tor the benefit OF ST. Thomas
Church was.a very successful event.
Last Sundays Providence Journal con.
,slned a finely illustrate article on Green
Vile. Much space was given to the fact
that GTeenville is without electric cars.
Alta recen, meeting OF the Smithfeld
Town Council the following jurrors were
drawn: Grnnd-Jacob Sehlimer, Arthur
w. Steere. Amsnzo Greene, James !.
Lester. Petit-Frank .. Martin, jr.,
William Harrell, 9. II. Mathewson, San.
iord W, Sweet, Andrew B. WhIpple,
Michael Howard, jr, Charles II. Wesl,
Alorro Mowry. Newell Is. Williams, Geo.
II. Keese, Abraham l.. Mowry, Crawford
p, Lincoln, Joshua Is. Newell, Phelan T..
Gsvitt, David Stewart, Henry f. Smith.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-07
CENTERDALE.

IL A. Fenner has been III this week.
The smith ST. cars are now running
40 minute time.
Mrs. Sarah Rock Is confined TO her
home by Illness.
Royal Rock is playing good ball with
the Providence team.
Mrs. n. f. Reiner is spending the
week nj Block leland.
+. c. Angel and Willard Sweet visited
Newport on Saturday.
W. J. Carr Is turning out some excel
lent custom made harness.
Mr.. anI Mrs. Fred Barnes OF New York
are expected here next week.
Mrs. George Rogers. who has been
quite III Ia better at this writing
The Cenlerdale ire. play the Wizards
OF East Providence on Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs, Isaac Rogers entertained
gue,h from Paw,ucket this week.
A number OF telephone linemen are
stopping a, the CenterdaIe Hotel.
George Harris and family have gone to
Cape Cod for the month OF August.
ST. Albans Sunday school went to
Rocky Point oniThursday Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Comey have gone
on carriage ride to the White Noun.
tsins
There Is considerable sickness In the
vicinity and the local physician IL kept
very bpsy.
Quite delegation from this place wit.
nes,ed the boxing match at Saundersville
on "Wednesday night
Alphonse Ledue has concluded his Ia.
bors a, the Centerdale Pharmacy. lie IL
succeeded by Walter Jeseke.
Robert Tate Ia building hou'e on the
Highland Park Plat James Baldwin Of
OlneyviIle has the contract.
Several surveyors from Boston and en-
plo,ed by J. w. Wilbur OF Boston are
stopping at the Centerdale Hotel.
Baby Carriage Tires put on; the best
rubber money can buy, sI7s and s1.oo
at Hughes & Atkins, 3S Painfeld 81.
Olneyville, X. /.
A new brick building Is being erected
by the Cenierdale Woolen Co. which will
be used a. an office. II 10 located west OF
the mill and will be roomy and conven.
lent. 4. ID. Cummings OF Providence
has the contract.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-07
rne stem, os ,,c rr,oh,y reo,

In most plants, 20 put II simply, the
leaves are the months and stonlachs of
the organism, their thin and fattencd
blades are spread oat horizontally In
wide oXpnnsr, covered with tiny
throats aud lips which suck In carbopic
acid from the surrounding air aud dis
intcgrntc IL In their own cells under
the influence OF sunlight. In lhc prick.
ly pears. ON the contrary II Is the Hat.
tened stem and branches which under
take this essential operation In the life
OF the plant the sucking In of carbon
and giving out OF oxygen, which are to
the vegetable exactly what the eating
and digcstlng of food are 60 the animal
organism. In their old age, however,
the stems OF the prlckly pear display
their true character 10y becoming
woody In texture and losing their ar-
ticulatcd, lcntllkc appearance.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-07
B. A. SaIIH'S PERSONAL GUARANTEE.

Given 20 every purchaser OF Hyomei
Cures Catarrh OF Money back.
HJomei Is not a patent medieIns; Hy.
omei n not a theoretical concoctionJ Hy-
omci IA not the result OF change. This
unique treatment for the cure Of catarfh
and other diseases OF the respiratory or.
gsns only came after years Of study and
research. and IL the result oi scientific
knowledge, used IN a common sense way.
Catarrhal germs have their life and pro.
ducs their poison IN the mucous mem
brsne Of the air passages. Health can
not be secured unless these germ, are de-
stroye5, and This canno, be done by ston.
acb dosing.
lIvomsi destroys all catarrhal germs IN
me head and air passages, soothes and
heals The mucous membrane, irritatsd by
catarrhal poison. II ia the simplest and
mos, convenient OF all remedies for ca.
arfh
Tn. complete outfit costs but g. 90. and
consists Of nes, inhaler that can be
carried IN the purse or vest pocket. o
medicine dropper and bottle Of Hyomei.
II one bottle does not cure, extra bottles
Of Iyonei can be obtained for soc.
q. a. Sui'h has 40 much faith in this
method of treatment that be Will gusrsn.
tee 70 cure eaisrrh or they will return the
money.
Many Of The best physician, In olney.
vile recognize the scientific value Of Hy.
onei and prescribe n IN all troubles Of
the respiratory organs.
Breathe Hyornei for few minutes four
Zines day. and your estsrrh will soon
be cured. lfit l. not B. A. Smith Will
refund Jour money without hssitsney. u
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-07
The Green IfIeusi.

While n number of worlmen We're
sitting In wine shop In tho Rue nc
Chnrcnton In Paris one day one OF
them. man OF forty, named Ncgoclcr.
made wager that he would drink n
dozen glasses of nbslnth while IL
o'clock was striking. The wager was
taken and the twelve glasses placed
on the table. On the first stroke Nego-
cier swallowed his first glass, and tho
clock had snst finished striking when
he drank the twelfth and last Whilo
his companions were applauding tho
feat Ncgocicr staggered and fell henvi-
ly to the floor. lie was picked up dead.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-07
HARMONI.

Mr.. Paine. who has been quite III, Is
somewhat better.
Daniel Steere OF Providence was In
town on Sunday.
Mr.. Cady Of Providence. has been stay
ing at the lIagan cottage,
Jhying 10 about completed and there !,
more than an average crop.
The cottage that Ia being built by
Albert Winsor has been raised.
Mr. Brown and family OF Providence
are stopping at Henry Newell's.
Herbert +. Ma,hewson and family Of
Providence were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. n. w, Hall this week.
The entertainment In KlondIke Hall on
Wednesday evening Of last week, tor the
the benefit OF the chapel was quite sue.
cesfful
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-07

A welcome announcement 10 local
theatregoers is that OF the forthcoming
production by the Albee Stock Company
at Keiths Theatre next week Of that iu-
riously funny farce comedy, THE Mag.
is,rste," by Arthur Wing Pinero, author
OF Lady Bountiful, ""Sweet Lavender"
and several other big successes. This
play wsS produced by the original Albee
Company early In its career and made an
emphatic success, so that since that time
many requests for its repetition haYe been
made by local theatregoers. The funny
story IL told In an irresistibly droll man.
ner, abounding In funny climases and
situations and revealing much clever
satire. Mr.. Owen will appear In the
title role. In which he has formerly made
such success, and Mics Reimcr will play
Mrs. Posket. one Of the best comedy roles
she has had this season. Miss Phillips
will have a capital role as Miss Vefrnder,
and Mr.. Csldsra will be the Capt. Horace
Vale. Mr.. Losee will make an excellent
Colonel Lukyn. Mr.. Nicander az the
over.grown boy, Cis Fafringden, will
have one OF the most amusing roles In
the play, and Miss Ingram will be equal
iy entertaining a. the pert, jealous lIlts
Cockney maid. Pophsm, whose love for
Cis shlelds him from many eEpo,ures
Miss Kirwin will play the little music
teacher. Bes,lie, who is Popham's rival
In Cis' favor On Thursday afternoon.
patrons will be given souvenir photos Of
Mr.. Owen.