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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
Farmers Elevator Bill and Omaha Charter
Also Passed by the House
ARTLEY COMMITTEE HEARS SUMMERS
Denies any Knowledge of the LOaning Of
Funds by B1-TresEure1,
TALKS WITH SAVAGE ABOUT PARDON
Committee Puts Pointed Questions
ON This Topic and He Denies
Advocacy of IiberatinE
Prisoner.

REVENUE BILL nearly completed IN com
mittee Of the whole of the house. Last
paragraph Is reached, but Sweezy amend
ment is vet to ho disposed Of
FARMERS ELEVATOR bill passes the
house
house.
ST PATRICk'S DAY observed by senate.
HARTLEY investiEB ting committee hears
United States Attorney Summers, who
denies any knowledge of who borrowed
BGruCys money or any responsibility for
his pardon.
STUEFER investigating committee ready
10 proceed with ite work
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
SAYS MISS ASToR is TO WED
Vienna Paper Reports Engagement of
American Daughter 10 Bn-
vartHn Statesman.

VIENNA, March IA dispatch froI
Bucharest, ROumania, to the Die Zeitung
says Miss AstOr, daughter of William
Waldorf Astur, Il engaged TO marry Jonet
9rRtiano, the re, uanian foreign minister.
Miss AstOr is now visiting the Roumanian
crown princes family. BratianO has fas-
cinating personality. Bc is not a wealthy
man and is son OF the late Jean BrntiRnO,
the distinguished statesman whose mOnu-
ment will shortly be unveiled at Bucharest.
LONDON, March 17.-Mr. Astor is not in
town and nobody connected with him can
confirm the reported engagement Of Miss
AstOr.
Die Zeltung Of Vienna is not considered
q newspaper of high authority.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
BRITAIN FEARS FOR TRADE
HouEe of Commons Debates Rerolu-
tion Ordering InveEtiEntion Into
VanfshfnE Commerce.

LONDON, Maroh 17.-In the House Of
Commons toniF Charles Macarthur, lib
eral unionist, -. resolution declar-
ing that the rece y, opments in the
commercial policies~ E.ign countries
leading to the exclusib- Eestish trade
where IL was previously e. 4 called
for the serious consideration. gov
eminent in order 10 safeguard de
OF the empire.
He referred particularly 10 the ,.hect
Of the Cuban reciprocity treaty and urged
that q special tax be levied on bUuntied
ships visiting British ports and that closer
commercial relations be established with
the colonies.
Evelyn Cecil, conservative, in seconding
the resolution, advocated the appointment
Of a special commission to watch foreign
competition. The resolution was being de-
bated when the house rose for want OF q
quorum.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
AMERICAN WAY TOO RAPID
German FiAancierE ARticfPate Panic,
Due' 10 Absorption of
Capital

BERLIN, March 17.-Apprehensions re-
garding the financial situation in New YORK
are still pronounced. The American de-
mand for German money continues.
The impression prevails among Berlin
financial men that speculation in the
United States has been overdOne and that
credits have been unduly expanded. II is
pointed out, as q sign Of too rapid capital
absorption, that il Is now difhCult for
American houses to dispose of frst-class
bonds bearing interest at 4 per cent. The
same difficulty is experienced by German
banks in handling American bonds.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
AMES BACK IN MINNEAPOLIS
Former Mayor VIII Plead Insanity aE
Cause for His Mis-
deeds.

MINNEAPOLIS, March 17.-Dr. A. A.
Ames, in custody OF Sheriff Dreger, reached
Minneapolis today from New Hampshire.
He will he arrHigned tomorrow.
Ames' defense according TO his leading
counsel, viii be insanity. His paternal
grandfather is said 10 have been insane.
Ames now has q brother in one OF the
state hospitals for the insane.
Quarters have been fitted up for Ames
IN the city hospital, where IL has been
planned 10 hold him as q prisoner pend
ing trial. The court is not likely TO aC-
cede 10 this az the city jail is Commo-
diouE and hygienic.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
TRANSFERS PROVE vICToRS
Force Kansas city Transfer COmPH-
nies 10 Recognize Union and
Grant Other Concessions.

KANSAS CITY, March 17.-After ar
Eumeuts lasting more than eight hours,
he striking teamsters and transfer COM
panias reached an agreement tonight and
tomorrow every transfer wagon in the city
will be running as usual. The transfer
companies agreed 10 recognize the union
and made other concessions which amount
10 almost a complete victory for the
strikers.
KANSAS CITY, March 1.-THE linemen
in Kansas City OF the Missouri & Kansas
Telephone company, numbering about 100
struck today The Postal Telegraph com
pauy granted the demands Of its men. while
the Western Union and the electric light
ing companies are stiu considering them.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
FAIR MONEY IN THE BUDGET
Committee of the ReichEtaE FHvOrs
Ample German Exhibit Mt
ST. Louis.

BERLIN March 1.-THE budget commit
tee of the Reichstag today by 26 to votes
appropriated s75O,OOO TO defray the expenses
Of Germanys representation at the St.
Louis exposition.
Half OF this amount will be available i'm
mediRtely. 1t is understood that next year s
requests will be limited to S750,OO0
The committee held a private meeting,
but IL was learned that Herr Liebenmann
Won Rinnenberg. radical Rnti-semite, was
one of the two negative votsrE-
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
MINERS REJECT COMPROMISE
Refuse 80 Consider Oner made 10
Them ny BituminOuE
Operators.

ALTOONA, Pa, March 1.-THE coal
operators OF bltuminouE district No. sub
mitted their ultimatum 10 the miners
today. Il was briefly an ofer OF an in
crease Of 12l4 per cent for Fick mining IA
per cent for machine mining and q nine
hour dHy az g.. 20 per day for drivers
The miners promptly rejected the ofisT.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
Labsrer DaREerOusIy Hurt.

sTURGIs. s. D.. March HI Special Tele-
gram dominic Kefelsr of this city had
his left leg broken In three places below the
knee and right leg put out Of joint late this
afternoon at Fort Meade while al work TAX
ing down one OF the old barracks. A nifty
eight-foot wall fell on him, causing the &C
cideut. Had n not been for prompt action
OF soldiers and others 70 raise the wall he
would have been killed.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
Movements of ocean Vessels March IL

Al New York-Arrived-Naa derland, from
Antwerp, Mesa be, from London Sailed
Stella. fUr Genoa and Naples, kHramauia,
for MGrseines Trojan Prince for Genoa
and LeEhOrn.
At BrOwhead- -Passed-Rhyuland. from
Philadelphia for Liverpool; SHNOuia- from
Boston. for Queenstown and Liverpool.
AT Oueenst n-Arrived-OCeaUiC, from
New York for Liverpool, and proceeded.
Al Sydney. n s, W.-ATrived-SierrB,
from san Francisco, via Honolulu and
Auckland.
At Bremeu-Arrived-K Wilhelm der
Crosse from New York, via Plymouth and
CherbOurg.
An Plymouth - Arrived - Pennsylvania
from New York, for CherbuurE and Ham
burg and proceeded.
AT Arrived-Perugia, from New
York via Naples, etc
Al Liverpool SaiIed-l itunia, for Boston
Al Antwerp-Arrived-Ze from New
York
Al -ssiled-CaledouiHu, FOR
Boston.
Al GlasgOw-ArTived-COr from Bos-
Ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
WOOL FREIGHT RATE BOOSTED
Western Lines Unite with Growers
in Opposing Eastern
Tariff.

CHICAGO, March 17.-Wool growers and
western railroads are protesting at the ac-
tion OF eastern lines in raising the rates on
wool IL per cent from Chicago TO the sea
board,
The western lines object because they
have to further raise their portion OF the
rate TO absorb the difference. Eastern lines
insist that wool bore an Unremuneratlve
rate and that the proportion given them
from st. Louis and Chicago was too small
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
FOG IS CAUSE OF A WRECK
Fireman BADLY Injured in an Acci-
dent ON Rock Island, Near
Joliet.

JOLIET. H.. March 17.-Rock Island pas
senger train No, G was wrecked al Rock
dale, just below Joliet by collision with q
freight train.
Fireman Connolly OF Joliet was badly
hurt. The passengers were shaken up
some and some were cut and bruised, but
none seriously injured. The accident was
due TO fog.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
TALKING WIRES TO GO UP
Illinois and Indiana Telephone and
Telegraph Company Formed with
Tive million Capital.

TRENTON, n. J., March 1.-THE Illinois
& Indiana Telephone Rnd Telegraph com
pany. capital s. OOe GOO. TO construct and
operate telephone and telegraph lines. WAS
incorporated here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
KEENE'S POOL EXTENDS LIFE
Agrees 10 Continue Operation Until
Southern Pacific Meeting
is over.

NEW YORK, March 17.-It was officially
announced today that q majority Of the
Southern Pacific pool had agreed 10 con-
tinue the pool till April 10.
This will carry the pool over the annual
meeting on April s.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18

CLEVELAND O., March 17.-Tom L
johnson was renominEted for mayor by Rc-
olamation at the democratic city oonven-
tioR TODAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
EARTH IN MONTANA SHAKES
is Caused by the Disturb

HELENA. Mont. March 17.-Violent earth
tremors we're again experienced at 8:42 last
night No actual damage resulted.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
TAKE ISSUE WITH RICHARDS
Wyoming Republicans RspudiEt' Sent
msnts Attributed to Governor,
MERCER FAILS TO LAND CENSUS PLACE
MRssRchuEetts Man, who Has Been
chief of Division in Census Of
Ace. rendered and Accepts
the Place.
rFrom q Stan CorrespondentD

WASHINGTON. March Especial Tele-
gram. Nearly every republican Of prom
inenCe in Wyoming has repudiated the ac-
curaCy Of the statements in q recent in
terview OF Governor Richards OF that state
criticizing the position OF President Roose-
velt in the matter Of a forest reserve and
threatening an opposition delegation from
the state to the next republican national
convention. Both wyoming senators have
given the president assurance that the re-
publcans Of the state are Overwhelmingly
for him for the republican nomination for
president. Representative MOnden has
done likewise and now comes the repudin-
tion OF the views OF Governor Richards
Senator Clark called on the president today
and read him some extracts from letter
he had received from George E Pexton
republican national committeeman OF that
state. In one place in the letter Mr. Pex-
ton says 1T would be just as easy 10
bottle q March blizzard on the Laramie
plains TO prevent sending a Roosevelt
delegation from this state 10 our next ma
tiop convention" "
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18
Mercer is Turned Down.

Inc pTeblueul mas leDQeTeQ lne position
Of director of the census to 5. n. D. North
formerly chief stRtistician Of manufactures
OF the census bureau, 10 succeed Director
Merriam, resigned
Mr.. North has accepted and will enter
upon his duties some time in May.
Nj. North is q native o. New York and
q resident Of Massachusetts.
The new director OF the census is q news
paper man by profession, having been a
member OF the Utica IN. y Herald stan
from 1869 to 1886. He was appointed q
member Of the United States Industrial
commission by President Mckinley in 1898,
but resigned in 1899 to accept the position
Of chief stRtistician for manufactures. He
win give up this position to become direc-
tor OF the census.
Routine of Departments.
These Iowa rural free delivery letter car
riers were appointed today; birmingham,
J. Nj. Byers, regular; Elger Winslow, sub
stitute MRquoksta, Albert b. Haylock
regular; Mrs. HHylock, substitute. SchRl-
Ter, Fred Gilbert, regular; T. H. Gilbert,
substitute.
The postofBce at Pilotburg Washington
county, Ia. has been discontinued
Merritt Carey of Neigh, Neb., was today
appointed assistant biologist in the Agri-
cultural department at salary OF $1,000.
The POstofhce department today accepted
the proposition Of S. S. Rust of Oakland,
Ia, to furnish quarters for the postoffloe
at that place; also authorized the change of
the pOstofhce at Millbank, s. D., 10 the
premises owned by George A. Merritt.
Reserve agents approved: National City
bank of New York, for Farmers National
Of Primghar, Ia; Tootle-LemoP National
of st. Joseph Mo-, for City National of
! David City Neb.; Corn Exchange National
Of Chicago, for First National Of Klemme,
/ Ia
] The corporate existence Of the First Ma
tional bank of Watertown, S. D.. has been
extended until the close of business, March
/ II, 1923.
George H. Johnson OF Omaha was today
appointed messenger in the weather bureau
/ office at Omaha.
/ These additional Iowa rural free delivery
routes will be established April !: Promise
! City, Wayne county, two routes area COW
cred, seventeen square miles; population
450. Weldon, Decatur county, one route;
area, twenty-one square miles; population
I 4R1
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-18

The BARLEY investigation committee held
a brief session during the noon recess To-
day, examining United States District At
torney W :. Summers Of Omaha. MI.
Summers declared be had no knowledge
Of the cigar box. the plundered funds or
10 whom they we're loaned. He also stated
that ne mad not been in collusiOn with
BARLEY or anyone else al any stage Of this
mysterious proceeding by which the state 8
money was placed beyond easy recovery
and had had nc part in securing BARLEY q
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-15
CITY MORTGAGES
FOR COUNTRYfOlK

are as rule seldom taKci-in'efes, paid
semi-annually IN advance title examined
by good attorney and FIRE insurance policies
held as additional security
am in a position 20 offer many gilt edged
city mortgages and want 90 explain the facts.
give references aud DO business Tor country
people Call al my office and Jet us talk b.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-15
ALL ENDALE.

Miss Angela Joslin has returned TO
Allendalo to live.
Mr'. X. s. Bssseti, OF Tavnton. is visit.
ing at her sons home.
Mr.. Gathany exchanged pulpits with
Mr.. Bard.ley OF the Belknsp chapel last
Sunday evening.
The ladies held meeting Tuesday
evening to prepare Tor an entertainment
TO be given. May 26.h.
Walter King writes from Philadelphia
that he has The measles and Is also suffer.
Ing from q dislocsted shoulder.
Tn AeIlendsls Sunday School held its
annual meeting on Sunday, May 3rd and
reelected the same board OF officers.
The Allendsle Baptist Church was In.
corporsted May 9TH. The incorporatou
we're Geo. w. Gould. VIM II. Kinnecom,
John S. Clark Thos. =. Bs'sett. Edwin
w. White, David II. Crsndsll and Geo.
L. Sutton. A meeting Of the incorpors-
tors was he'd that evening and Thos. p.
Basseti was elected clerk. Geo. W. Gould,
VIM. n. Kinnecon and Tho, Z. Bassett
pulpit supply committee. Geo w. Gould
treasurer Geo. W. Gould, Thos. r.
Bsssett and David II. Crandall were
elected . committee TO revise the by y.lsw,.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-15
ENFIELD.

The fdneIal OF the late Al i,on A.
Staples was solemnized from the teti.
dencs OF Arnold Staple, Monday at
II o'clock. There was a large attend.
ance e relatives and friends of the De.
ceased including a large delegation Of
members Of the Masonic Fraternity. to
which order he belonged. The services
st the house were In charge OF the Rev
Mr.. Mason, pastor OF the Baptist church
AT Georgisvile assisted by the Rev Mr.
Brown Of the Universalist church of
Geo,giavillc. A quartet OF Masonic
brethren Gang appropriate selections
The services at the grave were In charge
Of Roger Williams Lodge No. "a Of
Centerdale, where the impressive ritual Of
he oideT was carried out under The d.
rection OF Lunell King. Master OF the
lodge. The bearers consisted OF siS
members Of the lodge as follows. Lunell
King, Thomas =. Basseu, Harris NJ.
Inman. VIM. H. Macsbee Walter II
Mowry ard II NJ. Mowry. There was a
profusion of floral tokens, including
large h,ral piece representing a
square snd compass from Roger Williams
lodge OF M'sons.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-15
HARMONY.

sidney Winsor has purchased pair Of
hOrses.
{. +. Place visited Woonsocket on
Sunday.
u. +. walling will run the Wilkinson
farm this year.
Wa,ermans reservoir will have another
launch this season.
Beat prices paid Tor I've poultry by J.
" Jeffrey box zG, LymansviIle, X. l.
John Phi ips has taken possession Of
the Cutler place. lie will not remove
there until fai'.
Rev. Irving wlnsor of GreenvIlle IL
holding services IN The Harmony chapel
ever Sunday afternoon at , o'clock
Daniel Sicefe will soon remove 10 this
place from Providence. Ills home In
the village il nearly ready for occupancy.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-15
CHOPMlSr.

Nj" Annie Ide Is leaching Academy
school.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Ass NJ. Tourtellott have
n daughter.
Caroline Randall h" moved to Sam
Rounds place.
School commenced on Monday with
The same teacher.
UMr. Borehsrdt has purchased 5000 IT.
OF boards FOR fences.
Prot. William Albrecht spoke at tho
Academy last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Borchardt entertained
fdends from the city on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metcslr and family have
m pved into Anna Rsndalrs house.
Joseph W. Hopkins has hired the
Mswney King iarm In Johnston and re.
moved iher,.
Lucy J Anthony died at the residence
OF her bl other, Gee. II. Anthony on
Sunday. OF diat etes and elncer aged 50
years. Her laa day. were Of intense
suffering. She was twice married, first
t. VIM. Rouncs and later 10 Nh. s lipee.
She was model housekeeper and very
skillful With various kinds OF needlework
Funeral services were SOLE mnized on
Wedns.d'y at Hoi kins Mills church,
Jonathan Eldridge officiating. Mr.. Au-
gu'tus Atwood Anson NJ. Barr, o. II.
Arnold and Warren Williams were bea'.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-15
CHOCKING ClIARRH CURED

Mr.. Caswell Says "Hyomel Curod
Hun" Your Money Back II II Docs
Not Cure You.
"Use Hyomei and be cured OF catarrh
is what all who hay. tried II for that dis.
ease say to their friends
o S. Caswell of North Midd,eboro,
Mass writes: : Hyomei has relieved me
from choking catarrhal trouble and
cleared my head. | am glad to recon-.
mend 1t to my lends"
1t Is the easiest thing in the world TO
stop catarrh or a catarrhal cold at Iis be
ginning II you Tyomei Just breathe
the health giving balsamic air for a few
minutes and your catarrh will be cured
In the worst cases of this disease, chronic
or acute, Hyomei used four or five times
a day II all that IL needed 10 soon effect q
cure.
In this city and neighboring towns,
there are to-day hundreds who can les fly
to the remarkable powers Of Hyomei 20
cure cstarrh. Many OF The staunches,
friends Of this remedy to-day began It's
use with little hope that they would be
cured, but "a B. a. Smith offered 10 re-.
fund the money, if It did not cure, they
decided to try II on that plan, and were
soon restored 10 health.
The tact that in this city Is. A. Smith
has refunded the money Tor only two
outfit. n,,t ~ ,ba bu,d,eJ. ,ta, IL. L..,
sold is the stforges, proof that can be
offered a. TO the truth Of the statement
that IIyCmei cures catarrh and all uou.
bles OF the throat and lungs.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-15
NORTH SCgTUATE.

william Davis has been M the past
week
Flora Waterman Is away on a visit 10
friends.
Elmer Rarden's children have whoop.
ing cough.
william Poole Is stoppirgswith hts son
In Providence.
Mrs. May Smith, OF Providence, has
been visiting her sister.
Jason lIowards family have whooping
cough and chicken poN.
The new cars OF the Danielson road
receive lots OF compliments.
Mrs, Esther w Hawkins of Provi.
dence was buried here on Tuesday.
Town meeting on "wednesday OF mex,
week. There il no particular excitement
~ yc'.
Rev. Mt Caswell we'll remove from the
place the latter part OF the present
month.
DR.. Richards made Wilt TO the
village last Friday in his automobile with
his family.
f. NJ. Spencer is making preparations
to add bakery TO his grocery and market
business.
William King, OF Roctland, IL paper.
irg ard painting at Amasa Poiter's
residence.
Councilman w. i. Angel returned last
Saturday from business trip to New
Hampshire.
+. H. Mclaughlin has taken the agency
Of Providence county for the Electric
Diamond Grinder and Polisher.
Undertaker Wood went TO Fall River
Thursday TO get the body Of Ms Streeler.
an aunt Of Mrs. Stephen Atwood.
Rev, Mr.. Lambert OF New York spoke
at the Cleaner chapel last Sunday. On
Sunday May I7lh, Mr.. Lyman Rollins
will speak.
. pdbD ShillaE' IhN Alf b'N'
rubber money can buy, Sr7s and S2.oo
at Hughes & Atkins, IS Plsipfed ST. +.
Olneyvile, Il. |.
Jsncks Bartlett, The hostler at the hotel
was severely kicked by horse the other
day. Fortunately the bone was not
broken, but badly brui,ed.
n +. Wood attended the funeral Of
Mrs Esther Hawkins on Conduit ST., A.,
Providence. Tuesday. The remains were
brought to Smiihvllle cemetery for
intermeni.
The case reported A. smallpox On
Thursday proved to be an unnecessary
scare. Mr.. Angt II was out Of doors on
Monday DR.. Byron u. Richards Of
Pawtuckei, Who was authorized by DR..
Swarls to look after srnsllpor cases dur.
ing his absence at medical meeting In
the south, visited Mr. Angel on Friday
and stated that the case was not smallpox.
II VIA probably case OF poisoning.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-15
Letter 10 Martin Wlnsor.
Johnston, X. I.


Dear Sir: Here's an interesting story
about paint. We give you the name OF
the story teller; write him and find ou,
all about Il.
Mr.. John Hanna, grocer OF Glrard,
Penn painted Lis hou,e with D5voe
Lead and Zinc paint. He thought II ~.
pensiye, but he bought II. After hnish.
Ing the job, he brought back nearly halt
the paint and said Il was the cheapest
job OF painting he ever did.
Write TO Mr. Burt Young and Mr. +
II. Hiler Of the same place. Also to Mr..
~. n. Stephenson. Cashier OF OIL City
PA. Savings Bant.
lie the cheapest paint IN the world
because Il ., all paint II covers most
surface 10 the gallon, and {, wears longest.
There's going to be lot Of this paint
used In Olneyville. When u gets foot.
hold. Il never ler up; and tn. painter
who use, Devoe Lead and Zinc Is going
to save money for HIS patrons.
Yours truly.
r. W. DEyoE & Co..
New York.
s.-John T. Collision cells our paint
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-15

s.-JOhn T. Collision cell. our paint
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-15
SOUTH SClTUATE.

Job printing done promptly a, the
TiHps Office.
Harry Joslin and family ere expected to
return here mex, week 10 spend the sum.
mer.
Misc Lena Wilbur, Who ha, been serl-
ously poisoned with dogwooi, IL reeov
ering
Ada Cole. daughter Of Superintendent,
Walter Cole. of The Richmond Mil. IL
seriously ili with measles.
In Sciiusts. a. the residence Of T.. a.
Knight, MAY 3, by Rev. Fenner jacques.
Roscoe = knight and LJyiniG NJ.
IA az, both Of Soituate.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-15
KENT.

Subscribe for the TIMES.
The roads are extremely dusty, even for
this season.
Rev !. n. Greene occupied the pulpit
OF the church last Sunday.
Mr.. Lux Is having , small barn built
on HIS place near this village.
Howard p. GorhAm. q well.known
Providencs attorney, wa, here on Sstur.
day.
Miss Ida Kenyon IL teaching tho Kent
school which began the summer term
Last week.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-15
MORTGAGES

as an Investment. s per cent. 10 b per cent.
are FAR better than bank accounts ai -
per cent. 10 per cent and practically a.