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The Morris County chronicle., 1903-06-05
THE CLOSE OF
SCHOOL YEAR
Miss Dana 5 Seminary Held its
Commencement Exercises
Sunday and Monday.
*QUI NON PROTECT DEFICIT.

The Discourses Attendant upon the Ex-
ercises We're Brilliant and Filled with
Interest. sunday Afternoon the Grad
uating Glass Listened to the BaccaIau-
reate Sermon. Monday Evening the
Gymnasium was Filled with Guests.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-17
SHERIFF,S SALE.

Notice Of EosselebNrs Sale b. SAesis.
Mary T. Sullivan. paalatn. W. Maud l. RArna;
- Administraesx Of The sstats q 4iu L. Carton de:
f S.t, ssssSs Barron" Mary Bare. ana Maud {,
8 paAer ast ~ virtuA ~ ~ ords, Of sa,s and d.
cIee g sogecosnss and sale issued Gut Of thu Dis-
ssct Ceure % The Ssc0ad Juaieiaa Ohtsiet of -
s.3is q !dsho y asd sos ths county Of Nes Psrcs
saeteA aeeise. wAsseis Macy 5. Saaiyaa. he sboss
named plaintin. obtaned Judgement and De cree p
sotetIes0eo end saoe a&afass Mud U Basoa * -
niniseragty Of the estats u John L. .Desiuo. -,
SsAseo. rsMck bast0a. May baSSue ~ Maud {.
D. laoR. fos the sun q Ssb Is bssides jniefsss ~
acevsa1 tsst& WHOM sah decsss Aas -
re<os0ed IN judgment book r Of said conn
at page - ! a. c0Ananded 10 sell ~
sseIA 3ot * pasccl Of tasa. situated. iyi1g
sna Ss.sssss = sss s'..s q e.:
srsss tcsss asssser y 9 % NJ: Fl p & ne
81 - ~ ~ ssc4na, p. ,swnshie - nogsA ssrss
wsst noise neridan. said pVin, Of beeisainx being
0soa1 snsaes & nkHt sneies eassssiy ! disssscsX
IN soaes fne4ce q deht Angles AostAefiy Distance
Of nods 10 the sooh Side 81 said rosd hence ves
~ saacse S4ia rosA dfsaaacs II 10 ssss 10 III
I :.ss. s .na :. .e ass
sessStso ssss1sng e s.ywise .psss,aisiaE. S.
a: xN4dey ~ anasch. a u. lsVs q 3 o'clock =
~ g s, DAY Y tson, Of and q shs f.ost door Of ID,
!AeaA viii u eesdiencs ~ saia psass Of ssIs n
aesrpe u tusedos6re ana sale, sslI ~ ahov~ -
soeoeo psuees9vy0 ~ ouch ehoIu0 q nav n -.
psSsry % ss.isty said iudessst. With nserss. -
"a 80. % ne meeess - bssa Haiss. ios The lac
W Scun,, Ss. ~
s Dassa tsbsuasy u. ls0s : " 80
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-17
] NOTICE. FOR pusLlcATlos.

Dts,tnea, Sxsshs lasssSus, ksns. OaUc~s9 Lars.
ton ljsho Feb. q, isls. ,.,.s.<s.tS5..s ~
Notice IS hereby .efvea tha, ,hssosiosing aamea
sssss has tist nsaiSe u his isssnsts 10 ssxe SnsI
pcoct IN sugport u his easn and that saii tsos,l
wti e made eefore Register aReSssser Il lswss-
'''' 's.Aa e eb SQg,, Is e v ", Iae
VI lar~at. SA1Ao sfdrfAS~3x Sc 4 So Z u Il Az
"s ~ - ~ g ~ - uIs WU ~ $50
Hteamso the kaaowsAe Witnesses I, csove his cun-
via. = F.'s7s ia n & 80,
: M e :,, nssa. q tsg~Ai ii.As 49,:
Shsrtes E,~s. .ssf,sa sssel II
John j. phiiipl. ot lewiston. laAho.
J. B. WESf. Reeisaas.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-17
ESTRAY NOTICE.

I. The undersigned, heve this day. on
a tat f p. &! ss; % q
scribed estrays: One red heifer, one
yesx al, yeas lisa1A ~ hjlei Ans hellI, cas-
marked svslles Aprkedaspd updssybis pa
x; sa1 car e ea 81 g e'oPpea nj brand
One black and white. yearlins stees.
right ear cropped. no brand visible, 81,
MoRkIsoN Cubby.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-17

! The regular quarterly examination. for
teachers viii e held q the court house
70 IeVistop, Idaho. Thnrsday, Ffidaay
sad saturday. Feb. IS, al and Al. Ioos.
Qneationss on school Law will Be nken
ffcm section 81 Of the school las. and
qpeelipus On The state scooseitutiou froln
Afticle Is. Bxnx1cH NcCoY.
County Superintendent Of Schools.
Dated February 8. 1928.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-17
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In tn Justices Court of Ceatral, Lewis.
Ton precinct, formerly. West Lewiston
Precinct. Nez Perce County. idaho, ], d.
McConkey. Justice Of the Peace., 1909
George H. Kesser, Plants, ~! b! Il.
Ball. tDsfsudsut To B, H. Bell, ,dAf{nd-
ant, the State Of Idaho pepds Rreetipd:
1 YOU are hereby notified end required to
be aud appear IN the above sntitied cpurt
in the shove entitled esuse % thu SIstIdsy
Of A9rl, "a p. 1926 atl,he hour 81 teA
O'Clock a. %. thereof, and TO- dsmpf or
answer to the complaint Vt plaintiff on
fle herein. OF judgement BY default Win
be tahen agninse vol for the shn ot178eo
with in crest thereoA ,at,7 per-, ceut pr
annum from. SsPtsmber. a2nd. ,l9o4 10
judgment and for costs Of suit 90 y
y fhS general naaase tf ti3is stlit il as
follows: Y3ts9 sal - rsutul.I bsN
Plaintiff alleges tlaatg he, leassJ. ~ yop
certain pFemiees in Lewiston, Idshoi Tor
1880 per month; that You used and oc-
cupied the same without pdyih8e the jef6r
from May I7th TO Septe9her37; chat the
septel theresa IL payable, naonahlys khAt
thereof; thAt az i hole amount dns. ~.
Ing and Unpaid ~ $3.50 with frit{ fkst
thereon az per cent per- anfyum from
Sepiembsr ta7sd, sI9oai ito ljsdgpept !, In
which anoput plaintiff demand, .jhdg.
inent together with costs. n''"'
~ Ard you are Atitlier notified That Il yoh
soiail.ao apPEaEl sud a6swst the @sms
plaipts ~ EaaMsad ohsrein the, plsinNa
xllla as y I; j4dgmeat against yoyr ipr the
PER teHt pr aniiuhi from Seftemt2f Vii
feo7, ena @onxoss mAsit. 1isei 10 I'd
Gig, sappqgt S6ithsi VARIOUS, ssstepiesta
herein made ,copssrpipg the ,cApss Of &C,
lion reistehSe j. @adf q ths comp Ill.
Z copy IN 'WHith V sefved her. With Eahs
aInuwiahesd s6asesSofs 1i hsyao hsrrboe6
lsss my hand thiss a.st day. Of January, A.
= "'sdT siqosg. p,aM1cokYIy rrs
'sH9i Justice u eHe Pd6ee'Kot hid pttlnc,.
n. Smith. ailunet for plhiuti6yi,I
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. Land Office a, Lewis
ton, Idaho! Jan. y. 1913. s'.tlC - 's"tt" 3.
!, Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has ffed notice Of MS intention 10 make
pseos In supsef, Of hs elan, and thai sald psoof will
be made before Register and Receiver al Lewiston
idaho, on M1fch 30. 1908. viz: IajI 4Stt
MATHEW r. MCCELLIC. .
Of Forest Idaho. for the s~ y sec 2Otp 80 t.w Il
a. lfhEIy- 5sl+peE t4ys ~ sfif r.. ttst g.
he names the following witnesses to prove his
contsaoas residence )Upbn md cultivation Ut sa,
Iauas viz; 81. .J-.....q g..
= laws Stevens. Of Fore.,. ida,io t"i"l :.
Edwat .SteSaas, III ''gfgs,';ss t,fs al.r 81.
Lsnard Hovey. Ut Lewiston. Idaho. ?
'iiGeosee AkCoy, ?1pl " ~ ! 't@ I3NEt&f :
!, ,,n4 y, E.,,if,,,.,, 49,, 3. West, REGISTER.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-17

an. as .nj ys,Y;jt'' ~ sasu'ssa
GeofS P EllYe1tsoh.aisnS ssss
AL hx11l, NStrisA3. q g.
In t1mar dkthey4 hI0Pe reQl
in district g, damaSes on Mifner herring
awarded as follows: Robert Anders $50;
4834tsiders fas. fiAtd4df lbrcqfd y
draw warrants for these amounts en- the
road fund and overseer district 20 tender
same.
/, rheirattSr ofihs tale of .esrtais tell
ssiats in The city Of Lewiston bslQpging
40 the county not needed for the use q
sidelss e ~! I'D q
section 1859 r s., Idaho. the lot fronting
a 10 LIST on No. stusets ard IS, feet on,
a. pablie aaetlon Il shs Font Font; dSor Of Ill
court HOUSE, Hoa'' Saturday. April 18th,
1903, at 2 o'clock p m 70 the Highest bid.
,dSr for cash. the board reseIyipR the
right to reject any or all bids. TIE Clerk
OF this boafd instructed to adveftlSe the
sale" Of saletfof same in the deviation
Teller ia< aiperiod Of thirty days prior to
said sale.
Application Of r 1.ydon, clerk, for
raise IN sAlafy Of two Of his adeputies IN
the sum of 4io per month gfaute.a-ss Il
RntlnsvS sau rS1A - a.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-17
IN BANKRUPTCY.

N the Dsstsics CSus Of the Uhitsd States Sox ,hs
Northern Diyisun. district Ut idaho. In the hatfev
of Albert c. harahsn. bsnkrup,. 4 ~ 'fE3 II !.
To he H0nossb.s ls9ss II. Beatty. i.sahe OF the
district cOur Of the United States for the northern
distsict cs ldaho "a Ssttft aFsss ffaC s6T
,Absr c. Hsrdnsn. OF the town Of Steele asd state
a Idaho. IN said District rescecfuy Represents that
oA:ths 21staay u Ocaobsr. l2 be was duly edudned
bankrupt under the Acts 1T Congress reiatne "a
6antsuescy;. ihatshs has daiy sufrenaessa ~ his
pSparty end rights Ut prOppgty. and has fully CON.
piled with all The Requirements 81 said acts ana M
os1ess u sAe eUngt NsaseAing his eankupicy.s
Wherefore he prays that he may be decvssd ~ tus
tcast 70 Aave f9l discharge tso Ill 1tbas ttSvahs
aEainst his estate under sad bankIunt acts kxcet(
sust debts Is IRE sxetptei BY iaw ffOm sSoh disc
Daied this 2uh day OF January. A. D. laS ssis
Z Ny ~ ztstess'ts} AloeRv C.. HAaDAAN.
- :. Ramiv,,s, ~
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE EQR PUBLICATION.
a&ep h.s6 of /, iIn,aF O Once al Levts
Eoscx IS - kivei maj Following n -:
i,' g i, :. bis ss., W. sQ e . .:is
3 r. n 81 Il. RI RI "a red 49,
iston, IDAHO on march g; lHH Va
CARL WOHLSEiN
u kssblS; ii.ho. for pen. i4fSe-F'sfe9sl. 5.
$50 Dec. and NJ q. ~ a.. Sc R.sp. 81
n. r. Nv. b. m.
n. names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and CULTIVATION OF SAID
' eca. IL. f,Al Of m,nll. ,a..o. III
ESQ., ess.s 49, X4Is ,is sssa
2aHatg7s Hyr"jYins 'fiY ks1;Ss Register,
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-17

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Z Department q ,ks stusssstA Land Oaes - Lewis
N oifee IS Ssissy riven ,hh The .o,i6~ihs named
settler has filed notice Of his iNteNtiGn ~ make hnal
proof 10 support OF his claim AMI that sAid proof
will We m1de hsfOrs register and toevsf ~ Lewis
ton, Idaho, on March a. 1903 viz:
'~it}ff ~ WILLIAM H.. WOLF. -ft
of Forest. idaho for The lot II sec a tp 33nI2w
n.
He nanes the following Witnesses ~ prove his
continuous residence upon md cultivation OF said
land. via; E'r )
lohn ". A. Miller. Of Forest. Idaho. 2
@Ce6fe< nofseman t.
Z. Lewis &esens. ,t,i ~ - i5 ,.t,.lns :
Edward Vcsburgh. :.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-17

ker is willing to sacrifice himself
in 1904 the republicans will Mt
throw any distractions in the way
Of allowing him that privilege.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-17


declaration. which represe4ts ihe,
views uf the majority in th{ l{liss
elatere, 'sthas there scanbe nd de6R
"a y vRieh paiy is thes,ru{ fdssaa
Of the working man aud which i,
endeavorinx 10 en!is, his d ,n,ass.
's..qr5oOG'98s.s"';|'T1
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-03
EDGEWoOD.

The Edgewood Tennis club has begun
to show signs of life and preparations for
a grand opening Memorial Day with a
handicap tournament are well under way
At the annual meeting Of the club the
first OF the week. when the members were
entertained by Mr.. A. H. Noyes at his
residence on Grand avenue. a committee
consisting OF Harry Wilcox, Warren r
Bowen. A. ~. Noyes and Mr.. Montgomery
was appointed to arrange for the open
ing event and the president Thurston NJ.
Phetteplace. was given authority to ap-
point a reception committee OF three la
dies.
The courts OF the club are located on
Warwick avenue, near its junction with
Broad street, and during last season a
small clubhouse was added for conven-
lence OF the members and guests This
spring a piazza facing the courts is to be
added to the club building. which will
be an Improvement greatly appreciated by
the chaperones and players.
The club now has membership OF
about 100. five new ones having been add
ed last meeting, and the treasurer reports
a fair balance in the treasury to com
mence the season.
The officers for this year are: Presi-
dent, Thurston NJ. Phetteplace; vice presi-
dent, Arthur II. Noyes: secretary, War
rem r. Bowen; treasurer, Harvey j. Flint;
committee on grounds, George Il. Arnold
John H. Claton. 3D. Robert Wilson
The row OF cottages on Narraganset-
Boulevard, belonging 10 Mr.. George r.
Babbltt, are 10 be improved this spring
by the addition OF cellar TO each.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-03
PAW WTUXET.

An interesting social and entertainment
IL planned for tonight at the Pawtuxet
Baptist church Two strong features are
10 be O rose drill In which u attractive
young ladies will participate under the di-
rection OF Miss Nellie Taylor. and real
old shioned spelling match.
A sale OF fancy articles. aprons and
candy Is to be conducted in the vestry.
The regular weekly meeting Of the Paw
tuxet athletic association was held las'
night at the association rooms overlook
ing the river Several new members were
admitted on the occasion and from the
steady increase In membership ~ is fair
To assume that <he organization VIII TURN
out strong for July 4th.
Al the meeting OF the Fire King band
last night Charles Golden was In attend
ance and while the rehearsal was r
n-ogress occurred some excellent phono-
graphic records OF the best selections "
the bands repertoire. After the meetins
he played a number OF recorus Oh vai'ous ~,
subject. for the entertainment or tn'
members
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-03
| THE NEWS OF THE STATE. Il
VALLEY VILLAGES
Interesting Meeting Of PhenIx
School District. Improvements
at tho Hope Methodist Church

The annual meeting OF the Phenn
school district was held last night at the
school with a small attendance. The
meeting was called to order by William
V Slocum, who was elected moderator
and Walter A. Hill. clerk. The clerk
then proceeded 10 read the records OF
the meetings held during the past year
after which the trustees. A mn, -.
p Kent and James Carroll. read their
report, which was as follows: Numper
OF school weeks, 40; number or puplIs
registered. S91; average daily attendance. Sc:
from the state. S775: from tuition. ss6. .7e;
balance from last year. s3l.44. making
total OF s329S.45; expenditures. teachers
fuel. 1863: total S3S4 80: balance, $685.
The treasurer George r.. sheldon. then
rendered the following report: balance
SOS; from sundries, s6o4; paid on notes
500; interest, Sl.e9: for new buIIdiEg' as
sl6s2 81. repairs on old building, ss77.8
sundries. 81 a. which makes a total ex-
The building company rendered the for
lowing report: Paid for contract. slMO;
blackboards. $500; plastering. I.W
seats, s7A1s; Randall and Vaughn extras
$ll; painting. sS6: furniture. tl03.s0 A. +.
Hill. az per bills rendered. $lB.s3, which
makes a total of sl90o.4 expended by the
committee. which is composed Of DIR. A.
w. Colmer. who was absent; A F. Hill,
James Carroll and Richard CANAAN. IL
was then voted TO have three trustees
and the old trustees. Albert F. Hill. John
r. Kent and James Carroll were unam-
moIisly reelected George F. Sheldon
was again appointed treasurer and wal
ter A. Hill collector.
The trustees were instructed TO run
the school for ~ weeks as usual
The work of repainting the exterior or
the Hope NJ. T. church has been com
pleted and the building presents very
creditable appearance. Inside the work
has just begun The interior of both
the church and the Sunday school room
is being reepainted. and in the church
the pews re-stained. New seats Will be
installed in the Sunday school rooms be-
fore the work is finishedssHnd IL is expect
ed that the new carpet for the floor OF
the church Will arrive very shortly and
will be placed in position. The Sunday
school service will be omitted In the yes
try until the completion OF the work In
the rooms.
Gideon Durand OF Crompton. a Lad OF
about 10 years. while playing about his
home yesterday afternoon stumbled and
fell. striking upon his right arm In such a
manner that the member was dislocated
az the elbow joint. DR.. Chagnon was
called and rendered the necessary surgi-
cal aid.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-03
MRS. DelANO'S MILLINERY OPENING.

millinery opening which cannot fail
TO attract the interest and admiration Of
the feminine, not to say the masculine
mind, as well. Is that OF Mrs Delano OF
10. q and q Arcade.
Certainly the attention OF every passer-
by is at once attracted 90 the windows OF
this old established and always reliable
millinery house-tlled as they are with
the most alluring creations OF the milli-
ner's art. There are hats for children in
wide variety and fashioned In the most
discriminating taste; there are hats emf
nently suited TO the faces OF budding wo-
manhood and for the mothers ond grand
mothers. as well.
In fact everything that II latest and
best Is to be found here in such variety
and extent as TO meet the requirements OF
every purse and the most exacting tastes.
Mrs Delano shows also n most carefully
selected stock OF hat trimmings In the
fruit or foliage flowers and ribbons 20
popular this season. together with a large
stock OF outing hats.
Among the many novelties which she
exhibits are the beautiful hat crowns
formed entirely OF red and black poppies
An adjunt or Mrs. Delano's business
which is meeting n popular demand II her
daily supply Of cut flowers. fresh from
her own greenhouse which she supplies
AZ short notice TO all who wish Her cor
nations especially. viii command the ad
rniration OF all for their unusual fresh
ness and beauty.
Altogether the store r. most interest
ing place from n practical and esthetlC
noint of view and the millinery openins
will continue throughout the week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-03
CENTRAL FALLS.

Mrs John Ellison Of 3e5 Central street
and her baby both had very narrow
escape yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Eli
son was wheeling her baby carriage
down Broad street about FIVE O'Clock,
and when opposite the Taylor building.
a metallic ventiiator fue fell from the
top OF the building, striking Mrs. Ellison
a glancing blow between the shoulders
and coming with such force that the ham
dies were broken of the carriage. The
occurrance caused much commotion In
the vicinity, as II was thought the results
were more serious. Mrs. Ellison and
child were conveyed to thetr home In
carriage. DIR. T. II. McNally called
TO attend the mother. She was found
TO be suffering considerably from ner-
vous shock, and last night her condition
had not improved much.
The News Is on sale at the following
places: Southwicks los Central street;
j. r. Burns, 53s Mill street: and J. o.
Brien's, All Broad. Place your order
with your dealer for the News.
Ballou Relief corps held its sewing
meeting this afternoon. Mrs. Rosa Patt
was chairman OF a committee OF Is, IN
cluding the President. Mrs. b. F. Bowen,
which H. preparing for a Malta VITA sup
per TO be given April 14th.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-03
LAKEWOOD.

Mrs. Charles Goodrum, who removed to
the city Wednesday was pleasantly sur
prised on the eve Of her departure to re-
ceive visit from the ladies' auxiliary Of
Cataract Fire company No. OF which
she has been an active and popular men,
Der
As a token OF the good feeling that has
always existed between Mrs. Goodrum
and the members OF the auxiliary a dozen
handsome silver spoons was presented to
her after the first surprise had worn OF.
Mrs. Goodrum was much affected at this
tribute Of friendship and appropriately
expressed her thanks for the honor and
gift
The visitors brought refreshments in
cludipg salads. sandwiches and cake with
them and a collation. was served and the
occasion was made a pleasant one that
will dwell pleasantly in the memories OF
all who participated.
The N r. II. q. is to meet tonight az
the home OF the Misses Stillman on Har-
riSon street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-03
BRISTOL.
Staples Coal Company Takes
Charge Of New PIant-TWe
Children In Danger.

The Staples Coal company OF Fall River.
which recently purchased the coal pocket.
land and buildings situated at the foot OF
State street, from the Wardwell Lumber
company, took charge OF the place Wed
nesday morning. The business is to be
under the management of Joseph Martin
OF Warren.
Dr. A NJ. Merriman reported case
OF scarlet fever yesterday The patient
Is Edward Rounds, residing on Pearse
avenue.
Miss Mary L. Nerone. operator at the
telephone exchange, is confined at her
home on Mt. Hope avenue with an at
tack OF the grip.
William r. o'Donnell has rendered his
resignation as member OF the sinHng
fund commission. Mr.. oDonnen has
been a member since the commission was
appointed and was secretary. The ress-
nation is to take effect at once.
A lively runaway occurred yesterday al
ternoon on Bristol Neck when horse at
tached to a buggy left standing was
frightened by the electric cars and .dasheo
UP the road at q high rate OF speed TWO
| small CnllOren came near iuh WV
but were saved by person who was
nearby.
Messrs Ballou & Co. have finished the
work OF concreting around the new station
of the Con nsolidated road at the terminus
OF Thames street.
Messrs. Israel Dube e. Son have taken
the contract for building an addition to
a manufacturing plant at Drownville.
The town council will hold regular
next. when the newly elected board OF hrs
engineers will be appointed. There are
number OF applicants for the chief
position as well as for assistants.
At the annual eleCsaon Of officers OF the
Bristol Train OF Artillery last evening
the following were chosen: Colonel. Ar
thur w Barrett: lieutenant colonel. Ste
phen Bourn major. w. Gardner; captain
]. Phair. first lieutenant colonel Ma
thaniel Sparks.
A second lieutenant will be elected a.
the next meeting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-03
GIANT STRIDES.

Connoisseurs. the fashionable world.
those whose palates easily detect supe-
riority I'm excellence. set the stamp Of
approval. and by general adoption are
advancing the popular brand Of Moet &
Chandon white Seal Champagne tow
ards exclusive Use at very rapid pace.
The increase in sales for the year 1907
over 1901 was ss7.iis bottles. record
never before attained In the history Of
the champagne trade. marking a gain
equal 20 SEA per cent. greater than the
combined increase Of ell the other brands
of chsmparne Moet a Chandon White
Seal is acknowledged as The acme ei
perfection"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-03
soa oxGR Sky YEARS

MRS. wINsLow's sooTHiNo@ @ srstr sy
mill,ons Of mothers for their chiidrsn
While tecthins with perfect suecssa AZ.
soothes the child. softens the sum a..
best remedy for Diarrohea IL viii reneys
the poor little sufferer immeds,si ga Sysp
By drussists In every tsr' ot .n sure and
seh for Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-03

what a number Of new hats you have :
You have twice as many as YOU used to
have two or three years ago. Your hus-
band must be making money"
"Oh. no. We have no more money: n is
tho difference IN the STYLES Of the hats.
These low crowns only take boxes half
as high as the others. and have room
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-03
The Street Car Petition Causes General
Discussion.
0vers0er Woods Condition Worse.
Former President Dead.

with advertisements OF its products.
Hon. Ellery IL. Wilson Is able TO get
around but is not yet entirely well.
Lights were placed on two distractions
on Warren avenue last night.
Providence Council. Royal Arcanum
met last night.
Politics do not seem 10 be as hot as they
were a couple OF weeks ago.
Thomas Dawley has gone to Fall River
to visit relatives.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-03

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