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Mower County transcript., 1903-07-01
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Professor Arthur w. Goodspeed of
the University of Pennsylvania has
discovered a new ray which, emanat-
ing from the human body, is of suti-
cient intensity to make photographs.
lie discovered the ray while making
experimental researches with a Crookes
tube. While using an iron tripod
stand with ring shaped top as q
support for Photographic plate he
noticed that the plate, when exposed
to the x rays, seemed to be- Influenced
by the iron ring below. A series of
experiments resulted in the conclusion
that with light emanating from his
hand Professor Goodspeed was able to
photograph ring, cent and a piece
of aluminium.
He first placed the Oroekes focus
tube in operation within it's light proof
black box, which was put in such a
position that the platinum plate d.
rected the rays upward. Five pieces
OF lead, which Is impcrv!ous, to the
X ray, were then piled on one another
on top Of the box and upon the. top of
the lead was placed a Photographic
plate inclosed in light proof box.
Upon the top Of the latter box was a
cylinder Of brass with a small aper-
ture in it's side. Within the cylinder
and resting upon the top Of the box
containing the plate were placed the
ring, cent and a piece of aluminium.
The top of the cylinder was sealed
with two heavy pieces of zinc. yEE..%
The room was in complete darkness
and Professor Goodspeed then held his
hand three inches from the aperture
Of the box for three minutes. The
plate was taken from it's box devel-
oped, and photographs of the objects
were found upon It. l., :'..... %
Fixing Spoiled Dry Plates. w.
Spoiled dry plates, which have not
been developed or fixed. can be utilized
by immersing for five or six minutes
in bath of distilled water, ten ounces;
chronic acid, thirty grains; bromide
OF potassium, sixty grains,
This operation should be conducted
} in the dark, the plate should be washed
for twenty minutes in the dark and
finally dried in the dark. The plates
thus treated are very slow, but are
suitable for transparencies, which are
made by constant printing. These
plates are developed and fixed in the
usual manner. 5555.# .ttE ttEs}55 #llt.S5
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-01
what BOX. Irrigation 1l1 Does.

~ In some parts of the west box irri.
cation is practical as q cheap me thod
of saving fruit trees, vines and gard ems
from drought. The boxes are mad e of
rough planks, usually about six inches
in length, and inserted in holes foot
or more in depth, 9 few inches from
the tree or plants to be irrigated. Wa
ter is filled in the boxes and left to find
its way to the roots. This places the
water where II will do the most GOOD,
precludes. the possibility Of waste and
oyercomes the ections to surface
sjrrigation.
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Mcbride, the Grocer's
Weekly L Letter,

Butter. Too much coming for local
trade and lose on what we have to ship.
I hope that every one within reach Of
creamery will send their milk there for
their own .sakes and mine. Market this
week 13c to 16c. .. i..@.
Eggs. Begin to feel effects of hot
weather in quality and price, have to
candle in and even then is big loss off
on shipments. Hold market this week
12c to 14c.
Potatoes. Old about gone. New
not good. Will pay 6oc for good old.
New won't sell except bushel or SO at q
time and gardeners. supply the demand.
Don't bring in green potatoes unless
you have them sold.
Beans. 70 change.
Nc CBRIDE, THE GROCER. 4
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-01
Board of Equalization.

The county board of equalization
will meet at the Office Of the county
auditor in the city Of Austin at 8
o'clock p. M, on Monday, the goth day
of July A. D. 1908. :
GEORGE ROBERTSON.
County Auditor.
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-01

One fare and third for all stations
on the Chicago Great Western Rail-
way within 200 miles. Tickets on
sale July and 4th. Good to return
July 9th. For further information
apply to any Great Western Agent,
or J. P. Elmer, G.. P. A.. Chicago, Ill.
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-01

Chamberlaiu's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are just what you need when
you have no appetite, feel dull after
eating and wake up with a bad taste
in your mouth. They will improve
your appetite, cleanse and invigorate
your stomach and give you a relish
for your food. For sale by All
druggists. -.
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-01
WEDDINGS .
HARR1s-PTERCE.s 1

On Wednesday evening, June q,
1903, at the residence Of the brides
sister and the groom's brother, MI. and nd
Mrs. E.. D. Harris Jr., Lincoln, Neb.,
Miss Florence L. Pierce add Arthur q.
Harris, Rev. n S. Haynes, pastor OF
the Christian church, officiating. They
were attended by Elizabeth R.aHarris,
sister of the groom and Archie NJ.
Furr, The BRIDE wore asgown, OF pale
b.ue silk trimmed in white silk and
lace and wore white roses. Over fifty
guests were present, among them Geo.
$. Pierce, the brides nephew of Owa-
tonna, Mimi. The presents were num-
erous and useful. The bride, formerly
of Austin, Mimi, is young lady bf
fine Christian character. The groom
is one of Lincolns finest young men
The young couple will be- at home in
Lincoln until September when they
will go to: Manhattan, Kansas, where
Mr.. Harris will complete a course in
mechanical engineering. ,.,r.
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-01
CARD OF THANKS

T wish to express my appre reciation
and extend sincere thanks to the Rev.
Hamron and the people Of Lansing
who showed their sympathy and for
their services II laying. away my be-
loved child.
MRS. V. "a. PULLMAN.
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

The wedding Of George p. Anderson
of this city for the past six years mai
carrier, and Miss Mollie Anderson will
take place at 4 O'clock this afternoon
at the brides home in Corning. About
400 invitations have been issued and
a large company is expected. Arthur
Anderson is groomsman and Miss Se-
rena Anderson bridesmaid. Both bride
and groom are very popular in Austin
and have host of friends to wish
them joy.
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-01

Reduced Rates East and West. #
B. One fare plus ~ 90 for the round
trip via Chicago Great Western Rail-
WaY. ,.s ,5 q
Boston, % sale ] tune so tosJuly 4.
Good to return j uly 18th. 'ss7' s..
Saratoga Springs, N. ] z, on sale
July 4-5. Good TO return july. .2Oth
a tia q ia. Ga. on sale j July 81 I. Good
to return July 18th !. s,.1s
San. francisco and Denver, on sale
July lilo Good to return Aug. 3lst.s
Stop powers allowed For further.
lnforma ations apply to any Great Vest
sern el. . Agent, or j. =. Elmer, CT, p. A.,
Chicago III ''5..7.'s' s'
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-01
Change Of Time.

The Chicago Great Western has q
new schedule effect June 25. For
the neH figures, consult time card .in3
these columns
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-01

many millions the Clark Iron company
has just made settlement with the
heirs to the. estate of a former owner
by paying over 100000. The com.
pany had purchased qultclaim deed
from John M. Rogers, but it turned
out he was not the rightful owner.
4 Through the close work of State Au.
ditor Iverson Minnesota has been en-
riched to the extent Of $1,000 900 hby
the granting of disputed tract Of
forty acres in the Mesaba range to the
state. This tract has long been III
dispute, being claimed by two Wis.
consin men named Smith and Brad.
shaw but had been claimed by the
state as swamp land under an act Of
congress Of March u, 1860.
Postmaster s. r. Kirby has been
notified that the jostof1ce at Hibbing
will enter the second class list on .I,1ly
=. In order for an office to get into
this class it Is necessary that a bust
ness be dolc O. slEss.l &c less than 100000
asyear, or the community must have 4
population Of 10 ,O0O Hibbing has heen
growing rapidly for two years and 81 Is Is
imp ossibles to know the population lint
10000. is a very 6 consery ryative estimate.
# The comp oller Of the currencyIhas
issued the abstract Of reports showing
1.-the condition Of the 16O national hanks
through tout Mime sota on June 8, when
the last call for a statement WAS
made. Quite noticeable increase e
lshoWn by figures for June 8 AZ ann,..
Ipared with April 8, 4 9O3. The totalI "a. a.
sources Mof the 160 banks b Increased
from S54,263 90 .O7 to $57, 800, ,62S.8s,
and the amount of capital stock naid
e them increased from s.. .s4s, ,o00 n
| KS 7995 900. 81 81
Mower County transcript., 1903-07-01
18th OF July Excursions.

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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
SOUTH SCITUATE.

Mi,s Lena Wilbur 10 at Camp Stanley,
Darlington.
Mr.. r. A. Horton was at Benjamin
Wilburs recently.
Mr.. Philip Clark of Edgewood Is visit.
Ing his grandparents.
Mrs. Harry Ioslin's flowers are enjoyed
by all the psssers by.
A party from here went TO Narsgan-
sett Pier Friday last week.
A gentleman from Chicago has been
visiting at William Joslin's.
Mr.. Harry Joslin and family have re-
turned from Mnpl.wood, N. II.
A party from here went to Wildwood
Park. Conn. Wednesday Last week
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Brown Of
Providence are visiting the latter's mother
at this place.
Mrs. McGary and Miss MeGary attended
the funeral OF Mrs. Jane Booth at Cromp.
ton last week.
Mrs. Bradley and MI. Nellie Bradley
Of Providence were at Spring Vale one
day last week.
Ms. George Hall, Mr.. Byron Hall and
Mr.. Harry Hall spent one day last week
a, W. Z. Jo'l'n's.
Mrs. Alice Wigh,msn, Miss Maud
Field, Mrs. Emma Angel and Mr.. Bolster
went 10 Bu,tonwoods one day recently.
Mr. Charlie, Wilbur and Miss Anna
May Shippee, two we'll known young peo.
pie OF this place were married on Mon.
day.
Tell the owner OF the stranded sutomo.
bile to call up Hughes * Akin, Olney-
Vile, Telephone Wes,-j. Best place for
prompt repair work
Recent visitors n Glen Echo Farm
have been Hon. J.. g. Ma'sie and Mis'
Ma.sie from Providence, Mr.. Julia Gar
,ide from Riverside. Thomas Burns and
Frank Fowler from East Boston, Mass.
Rev. Levi D. Edwards will preach ns1'
, Sunday. August 73'd. at the following
places: Ashland. ~ a. m. Richmond,
Trinity church. 100 p. m oon'umpiiye
camp, Foster, $50 p. nj Claygille,
., m.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
GREENViLLE.

Rev. G. u. Cutler is visiting In Maine.
There 10 much electric car talk just
now.
Miss Lenors Bsllou of Hills Grove 10
visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Mowry spent
Sunday In Chepaehst.
Mr Melissa Thornton Is spending a
few days In Providence.
Miss Annie Wilkinson Of Harmony
visited friends here Tuesday.
Miss Kate Bode returned Thursday
from visit In Woonsoeket
Rev. James Colwell has been spending &
he week at North Scituate.
Byron Winsor has been camping out
with friends at Greene's Island.
Best prices paid for live poultry by J..
H. Jeffrey. Box 10. Lymansville,
The tenements In Wilkinson Block are
being repaired by Waldo f. Steers.
Mrs. William Ccnnos OF Central Falls
called on friends here on Wednesday.
Miss Lulu Hunt OF Omahs, Neb. has
been visiting relatives here the past week.
Dr. r. II. Bazlll Ia away on his annual
vacation. lie 10 expected home on Mon.
day.
Rev. DIR. Burgess will offIcis,e at the
Baptist Church Sunday afternoon and
evening.
Miss Mary Medbury entertained Mise
Alice winsor of Johnston a few days
this week.
Miss Inez BurlIngame OF Fruit Hill
visited her cousin Mrs. c. l.. whipple
over the Sabbath.
Tell the owner of the stranded automo.
bile TO call up Hughes & Atkin. Oinsy.
Vile, Telephone wes,-3. Best place for
prompt repair work.
Tho funeral OF Mrs. Asa Stsere was
solemnIzed At her late residence, Thurs.
day. at IA o'clock Rev. ]. w. Colwell
oiilciated. Burial was at Harmony.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stanton and Mrs.
Sarah Spencer OF Providence and Mr..
and Mrs. John Rowe OF Pswtucket were
guests at A. II. Whipple's on Sunday.
A.W. Steere Of this place has taken a
contract to furnIsh'3ooo tons Of stone for
government work at Dutch Island,
Newport Tho stone 10 being shipped
irop North Seituate over tho Providence
and Danielson Line.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
SAUNDERSVILLE.

X. B. Taft has finished painting his
house,
Mr. James Edwards and wife went 10
Crescent Park, Saturday.
Mr.. Bernard King ia on the sick list.
DR.. Smith ls attending him.
Mrs. Anna Crompton entertained com.
psny from Providence last Sunday.
Mr.. Rhodes Sprague has the best look.
ing field Of pole beans In this section.
Mr.. James +. Cspron ia harvesting the
hay on all OF Mrs. Crompton's low mead.
ows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Humes visited
Fields Point and Crescent Park last
Saturday.
Mrs. Rhodes Sprague has a rose bush
tha, bloomed In April and how II 10 In
bloom again.
Mr. James Bowen, has some notion OF
moving to the village Of Ashland the
fret Of September.
M,. and Mrs. Joseph Broehu spent the
day with relatives and friends at Phenir
and Arctic on Monday.
Mrs. Sylvester Cole also hs. q rose
bush tina, bloomed last spring and 10 all
budded to bloom again.
Mr Lowell and "fsmIly have returned
home from Greene's Island where they
have been camping out for eight days.
How reylvIng and encouraging II IL TO
see the stars and stripes floating to the
breeze' on Mr.. Joseph Broohu's flag staa
Mrs. Abel Rothwell OF Msn,on and
Mrs. VIM. valeue OF East Providence
were guests at Mr.. Amy Angels last
Sunday.
Miss Hattie Harris, who has been visIt.
ing her relatives and friends here for the
pas, tour weeks. started for her hom. In
New Jersey last Friday.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21

81. T. Collision cell. our paint
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
ThOKNTON.

William Greene returned Saturday for
a visit TO Management Pier.
The Church OF the Nativity have pur.
chased the winters supply Of coal.
Miss May wesicott returned from her
vacation trip to New Hampshire on Sat-
urday.
Walter Barks and Marshall Coupe have
returned from two weeks visit TO Phils-
delphia.
Miss Eva Stills has been presented by
her father with flock ofhigh bred. South
down sheep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin wilkinson OF
Lawrence, Mass, are the guests OF
Benz. Dalton.
Charles Limb. who Is at the Rhode
Island suffering from pneumonia. is said
to be improving.
George Patterson expects to supply the
poultry trade this fall He has a, pres.
ent 400 promising birds.
Supt Stills Of the Hosiery Mil, Is hav-
ing a green house built near his resi-.
denee on Thornton avenue
Rev. Simon B. Blunt OF the uoIv Ma.
hvitY Church preached last Sunday, hay.
ing returned from his vacation.
Jam"s McDolc, who assumes the man.
agement OF Cs'e's Hall, Sept. /, is plan.
ming a series Of enjoyable soc!als.
ExCouncilmnn Dalton and wife arrived
"wednesday evening from Block Island.
where they have been spending several
days.
a new blacksmith shop IL being built
at the corner OF Thornton and Maple
avenues BY Contractor Caleb Jordan for
Benjamin Dalton
Rev, Harris E. Starr, Of Storrs, Conn. -.
who Is wishing his parents. Rev. and
Mrs. w. II Starr, preached last Sunday
at East Providence.
Tell the owner OF the stranded auto.
mobile TO call up Hughes & Akin, OIney-
vile. Telephone West-3 Best place .for
prompt repair work.
About three hundred sxcursionists en-.
Joyed the annual outing at Crescent
Park' August IS, of the Church and Sun.
day School OF the Holy Nativity.
The ball game last Saturday between
the Thornton Jrs. and Brown Athletics
was won by the home team. Score /, to
II In favor Of Thornton. The twirling
by Albert Savoy was a feature OF the
game.
Nursing bottles complete, Ise; extract
OF malt, ISc, two Tor age; coldcream, Ise
Paine's Celery Compound, 6oc; Pears
Soap, ioc; Perrua, 75c; Pinkham's Com.
pound 7rc liver pills, Ioc, three boxes age;
port and sherry wine, soc per bottle Ro.
chelle powders, zoe box; Blood Wine,
I5c a. O. Smith, Prescription Drug
gist, Calefs block.
Low prices for pure drugs, toilet
articles patent medicines etc. Paris
Green age. per b., lac. per y ID. &c. for
= ID. moth balls SC. per 10. Pinkham
Remedy 7oc. SCOTS Blackberry Cordial
for dysentery and summer complaints
etc. 2Sc. Scotps Beef Wine and Iron
soc Paine's Celery, 69c. Scott Specific,
| $I.oo; Full line OF wines and liquors
Notice registered pharmacist always
in attendance. II. b. Sco,t's drug store,
| Thornton, K. /.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
FOSTER.

Al n special town meeting held at the
Town House In Foster Center on Sstur.
day, August 18th at 1880 2. m. the meet
Ing was called to order by Mowry II.
Arnold. moderator and the warrant wss
read by Gardner Howard. town clerk.
The meeting was called tor the purpose
Office and to vote 10 repair or TO sell the
poor farm.
The vote passed last March to expend
$500. In building the Office WAS read.
Albert Sweet made motion to dissolve
the meeting. He stated the highways
should be repaired before any money
should be expended for building the
office. that the town debt increased S4oo.
last year, that the town debt WAS now
sI4 900 and that there was no money Ia
the treasury to pay the expenses.
Charles Hollis, Emory ID. Lyon and
John w. Bowen spoke In favor OF build.
ing. A vote was taken and the motion
A motion was made to assess a special
tax of 20 cents on the eIoo Albert
Sweet made a motion TO lay the previous
motion on the table. a vote wS taken
and said motion wss lost. s tor and Is
against.
James NJ. Wright presented tho follow.
In - a. Ia. .lal
tax Of $500. ordered To be assessed on or
before the 18th day Of September 1903,
and the tax assessors be ordered TO assess
the same on the above date and the same
be collected and paid Into the town treas.
ury on or before the Ist Saturday In De.
cember 1903, for repairs on the Poor Farm
buildings.
James Nichols, superintendent, reported
the condition of the buildings and Albert
Sweet presented the following resolution
Resolved that the sum of 5000. be sx.
pended to repair the house on The Poor
Farm and that the same be expended un.
der the direction of a committee and that
ps hiNtn N'bhSuFs
John W. Bowen made an amendment
tina, the sum be 81 900. and Albert Sweet
made an amendment to the amendment
that the sum be sISoo . vote was taken
and the amendment to the amendment
was lost. A vote was taken and the
amendment was lost and another vote was
taken and the original vote was los,
Albert Sweet then demanded q paper
ballot.
p Mr.. Sweet then made o motion TO ad.
joutn which was lost by vote Of ~ ic~.'t
Mr. Sweet then presented q resolution
TO expend 5000 Ia repairs on the House
on the Poor Farm. and II was carried by
n vote OF 40 8. (There was a question
whether house would be repaired n
there are no funds and no speeial tax
was ordered tor the purpose)
Adjourned sine die at ; IS p. m.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
MANTON.

Mrs George Bates i' at Newport for -
week
John Simpson OF West Fitehburg Ia In
town.
Mr.. VIM, Net,le,on is entertaining his
mother.
S, w. ID. Evans residence Ia being
painted.
Job printing of all descriptions at the
TIMES Office.
VIM. MeAuley's mother of Fichpurg.
Mass is visiting here.
Mrs. VIM. Brown and son Arthur are
visiting al Springfield.
Mamie f. Remington returned Tues.
day from West Fitehburg.
Mrs. Emory Thurber is spending her
vacation In Massachusetts.
John Carey has reentered the employ Of
]. ID. Mimic rs shipping clerk.
Thomas Powell and wife OF Lowell are
guests OF Mrs. Benjamin Frazer.
George Williams has returned from a
two weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Hughes has entered the EN-.
ploy of J. J. Hughes as book keeper.
The musicale given last Sunday at the
Church of Chris, was largely attended.
The employers of ID. Mimic have a
trolley party Friday TO Crescent Park.
Misses Alice and Ruth Deveraux have
gone on their vacation to Massachusetts,.
The Man,on Christian s. s. have their
annual outing August 40 at Moswansicu,.
Arthur Dore. Fred Black and Chester
win'or have been camping at Greenss
Island.
f. X. Kieehley has been chosen to
represent the Fowler wheelmen at the
Colosseum.
The Junior Choir OF St. Peters church
accompanied by the rector went last Fri.
day TO Roger Williams Park.
Mr.. W. Z. King and family have re.
turned home after four monihs stay at
Mason f. Cornel's In Crans,on.
Rev. &. w. Cauble speaks Sunday eve.
ming nt 7 80 at the Church Of Christ. SUBJ
iect The Man for the Twentieth Cen.
tury."
Madam Collins, mother OF Rev. r. l..
Collins of OlnevvIlle, and Mrs. Marshall
were guests Of Mrs. p. r. Brown on Wed.
nesday.
Tell the owner OF the stranded automo.
bile 10 call up Hughes a. Akin, Olney.
Vile, Telephone weN-3. Beat place for
prompt repair work.
The outing OF the Msnton Club at
Hnu,erieve on Friday was tho greatest
even, In the clubs history. There was
an exciting ball game between the
Thorntons and Mantons. which was won
by the latter team, the score being o to 7.
The champion clam eaters OF the day
were Benjamin Dalton and John Walsh.
Upon returning 10 Manton the club held
a banquet at their ball and voted In three
new members. John Walsh, Ralph X.
Shaw and Samuel Ridings who complete
the 90 limit Of membership.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
chopin

Mr.. and Mrs. Bofchardt entertained
friends on Sunday.
Mr. and Ms. Hayward have been en-.
tertaining friends.
william Hayward and wife have been
visiting relatives in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Wilder OF
Johnston called on friends here, wednes.
day.
Mrs. Saunders Jencks and Miss Abby
F. Tourtellot, visited at Asa Tourtellotte's
this week.
Henry Anthony had the misfortune TO
almost entirely sever hts great toe from
the foot on Friday night. He was at.
tended by a surgeon and j, doing as we'll
as possible.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
MORGAN'S MILLS.

The U. S. revenue officers raIded some
Italians here last week.
Thomas Pierson ha,'resumed work for
Counciman Peckham.
l.. W Peckham is out nearly every day
with his new automobile.
MI" Anna Greene q Riverpoin,
visited friends here this week.
Mrs. Mary A.. mother Of Theodore s.
Hughes. died IN Fall River on Monday
!. B. w. Wilder Of Stsrtweather and
Shepl.y's Insurance agency 10 enjoying
weeks vacation.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21
Letter TO Thomas Day.
D..-.,,y,,t.< ~


Dear Sir Irs an old saying the best
advertisement is pleased customer
Il happens 70 US continually In thi.
way; A man buys Devoe for his house
he has painted Il once IN three years for q
doz',.sge, ard think, he knows what he
wants-bu,s go gallons, and has 10 left.
lie sees righ,.of that 40 Devoe 10 az
much a. go Of anything else. He likes
that; II comes quick !, Il surprise and
he tells oi IT, The best advertisement 10
pleased customer.
Three years roll round. There isn't a
sign that his house needs paint. he don't
paint a. Next year he don't paint a..
ThI, comes SLOW; II Il surprise but he
ma. got used TO a. Still the beet sdvsr.
u.emen, iss pleased customer.
Yours truly
p. w. DEyOE * Co.
p ST.. T. collison cells our paint.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21

This has long been regarded ~ one OF
the most dangerous and fatal diseases to
which Infants are subject. II can be
cured. however, when properly treated.
All tina, IL necessary 10 to give Chamber.
lain's Collie. Cholera and Disuhoea
Remedy and castor oil. ~ directed with
each bottle. and q cure IL certain. For
sale by Is. A. Smith, Olneyville; Parker's
Drug Store; w. Dunning & Bro. Manton
Ave.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-08-21

v a. Smith ParSer's Drug Storeand
w. Dunning h Bro. viii buy II back.
You assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlains Collie, Cholers and Disr.
rhoes Remedy. B. a. Smith. Olneyville,
Parker, Drug Store, olneyville. W.
Dunnlng & Bro. Manton Ave. will re.
fund the money n you are not satisfied
after using H. I, ,h everywhere admitted
70 be the most successful remedy In uss
Tor bowel complaints and the only one
,ba, never fail. II is pleasant, safe and
relisbIe.