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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-07-14
Why he Quit the Law.
(Charlotte Observer

Mr.. r. l.. Durham, of Spartanburg, S.
c., was visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr. Durham is now a successful cotton
broker, but until recently he praeticed
law at Gastonia. In response to question
of an Observer reporter. Mr. Durham
frankly said that he had quit the law be
money-in it. There are to many law
yers. he said with laugh, "and those at
the top of the profession in North Caro-
lima advised me to go into something else
do some other work Among these was
Judge Hoke, who said, jocularly. that if
he were younger he would go into some
thing else. The average lawyer in this
county barely makes a living.
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON. N. c. July II -Turpenfine
stesdy. Az: receipts 80 casks.
Rosin nothing 81 90: receipts 90.
Crude. firm ats1. -s03.C003 IS: receipts
la barrels.
Tar firm at 81 IS: receipts 60
CHABLKsToN. s. C. July "a. -Splritsiur-
pentine steady 47z: receipts Gales
exports o.
kosin steady receipts 1883 sales 2.ao. en-
ports SIS
Quote A. b. C.i sn. n. 81 SIS: e 800; ;
2.1O n. as: VIC. s.os: WV. as.
,sAvANEAE. Ga July / y Turpentine: q NJ
c nevts g,g.
Resin fi..r receipts. ,.2os sales 81
y.s.. e. SIS: d. / 6c. C. 81 6s; II. o
y. al. S: II. s2.2s: 1 2.nS: n. $3.50;
N. so1u, N. 81 os via $500 WV s3.2s.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans La. July -13.-Spot cotton
was very quiet. Quotations unchanged.
Delivered on contracts 5.400 bales.
Futures dull and weak under the in
iuence of Liverpool and New York. At
the opening the local market were 80
points lower on July, Is on August, 10 on
September and to points on the other
positions compared with Saturdays cles-
ing figures. Cables reported that the de-
cline in Liverpool was caused by heavy
American selling. The opinion was freely
expressed here that the clique who is
working the New York market is also OPP
Grating across the water. Rumors Of
financial trouble in Wall Street, which
we're sent out by cotton firm had the
effect for some time, but in the first hour
responsible houses in New York denied all
knowledge of troubles in financial circles,
which gave the market better feeling,
and much of the early loss was recovered.
The list at the close showed net losses
of ten points on July. August 5, September
70 and 20 on the other months.
~. 80
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Anthracite Carriers Conspic-
uous in Recovery.
COTTON DULL AND WEAK
Bond Market Shand Early Weakness Of Stock;
and Recovered When Stock Market
Rallied--N. Y. Central Went
Very Low.
by the Associated Press.l

New York, July 13-The dry goods
market shows signs of increased interest
in merchandise especially for Immediate
delivery. A number of buyers are in town
and as their stocks are being depleted they
are anxious about replenishing. With N
creased curtailment of production this may
be difficult thing to do.
NEW YORK COTTON
New York. July 13-The cotton market
opened weak at a decline of to 20 points
and for a time showed considerable ac-
tivity and great weakness as result of
the sensational break in Liverpool, the
excellent crop weather reported over Sun,
day and renewed reports of mills closing
in various sections. September was the
most active position and at one time show
ed a net loss from the close of Saturday
of % points Later, however, Liverpool
showed a steadier tone and recovered part
of the early loss, closing net to y
points lower This rallied the local
market. and while trading became less
active. during the balance of the season
prices displayed generally upward ten
dency recovering 8 to 80 points of the
early loss But while at the close the
tone was steady. prices still showed a net
loss for the day of 1 to 2 points. Sales
were estimated at 100000 bales. The
decline in the English market was var;-
ously attributed, some claiming iaat it
was the result of tenders on contract.
while other private cables stated that ii
was due to selling from this side
W. WORK. Ju'v 3 GO ton snot closed
quiet; 10 points de line; middling upland
1870 4niddlink gull $50 sales oI6 Ia es.
FefT fas 0pened weak.
.,0f CT futures ell ,se, stea y.
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BIDS FOR COAL AND WOOD.

The Secretary of State desires to pur-
chase for the use of the State one hun
dred and ninety (19O) tons of good, steam
making coal in lump, ten Q0) cords of
seasoned pine wood, twentyfour CA
inches long and ten cords OF seasoned
pine wood, twenty 600 inches long. The
twenty-four (24) inch wood and one hun
dred and fifty $50 tons of coal to be
delivered in the coal house behind the
Supreme Court Building, and the twenty
(20) inch wood and forty (40) tons coal to
be placed in basement of Governors
Mansion. All to be delivered before Sep
TENDER 1st
Sealed bids will be received. at this office
until ~ m, August 3rd.
Bidders will give name of the coal Of
fered and the weight of the ton.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved.
J. BRYAN GRIMES,
Secretary of State
July 1909 2w
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Martins Tobacco Cop
(Robersonyille News J

The tobacco crops in Martin county are
more favorable than they have ever been
before Not only Is there greater
production, but the quality and grades
are much better than in many years.
Robersonville has a well established mar
ket and with the sharp competition that
will evidently characterize the sales. It is
sure that no market will pay more for
the yellow leaf than this one.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. July IL 2p. m money OIL
all steadySz01 ~ closing 2z03 time money
steady. 20 days 90 81. 20 days @4h. six mos
5. rrlme mercantile paper 5O5h. st5erl-
Dank.r Ills at 4o7.Os0 for dam an
446D for GO day ills. Posted ra' O.
s5S = o. IS and 4. ssh Tom ercial bills SsH
Bar silver ssh. Mexican AZ;
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The one great virtue OF BURNETT'S
VANILLA EXTRACT is purity. 1t is real
vanilla extract and nothing but vanilla
extract. Always use Burnett's.
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cart Of the session and the close was ut
decline of 2h TO CSC. Corn, though
showing some early strength, reflected
the weakness in wheat and closed with a
loss of to 1Ac. Oats were down &c. and
provisions showed a loss OF 221s to soc.
fax.4inU s,,,ppas AnDan ne rn,tnw~
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8. A. L. STOCKS AND BONDS.

BALTIMORE. July IL Sea board Ar Line
common 20A0-i. preferred 35h035z.
Bonds as. 1914.
preferred
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Transit 1910; Consolidated Gas 5000;
Tennessee Coal and Iron 1880: United
States steel O,36O, United States Steel,
preferred, 2G,450.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Ills. July 1s.--Wheat, after a
strong opening ruled weak for the greater
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Insomnia is one thing and a nightmare
is another. Take, your choice.
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WV ORLKANs. LA. July / } Cotton futuf
LIVERPOOL

IsvpRPooL Juy - an. n1.--rcot,n Snot
Iiai. ed demand p-ces roie over:
american ale dliug fair <.fe; GOO d mild iug
6.52 Faiddliug "a good ordinarG S. n
arr S THE sale- ~ the dss - bales
of winch so FOR speculation an export anO
ire'1ded 400 AIneiican, receipts -.
no A ner can.
fulures opsned and closed qpiet.
American middlinr, go. c..
rn1,4 40 ~
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COTTON YARNS
Buckingham, PauISOD & Co.
Observation-Disclosures

IlMeFchantS.
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA. Chicago
Solicit correspondence. We are prepared co
ace orders for prompt or future delivery for
.nbera OF yarn to full advanced price.
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July 2. 1903.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-30
niejszego sledztwa ME natra-

ME szego sledztWa ME natra-
fiono jeszcze "a slad zlodzie-
ia. w pierWszej poloWie ze-
szlego stulecia miaI m~iejsce
|podobny Wypadek. .Wtedype-
wien officer gWardyjski, zu-
|pelnie zrujnoWany, ukradl
diva brylanty 2 tego samego
|obrazu. Przy sprzedazy
%schwytano go jednak, ale wte-
@dy gwardzista, zalewajac sic
lzami, zaczal pzysiegae, zeto
ME byla kradziez. On prosii
W swojej. ~. nedzy cudoWny
obraz 0 pomoc j OTTO Matka,
Boska uczynila cud, DIVA .bry-
EEE..E--
lanty same oderwaly sic Cd
obrazu j upad}y mu wprost
ma rece, niby dwie wielkie
Ivy. Sad zapytal wtedy swie-
tego synodu, czy taxi cud'jest
m%ozliwym synod odpo-
wiedzia1 twierdzaco. M}odego
gwardziste wypuszczono ma
tychmiast ma wolnosc, kupi-
Wszy wprz6d Cd niego owe
diva wspania1e brylanty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-30
Ofiara piracy.

Wincenty Zebracki zamiesz-
kalyw Donora, Pa, powracaf pc
wnego .dnia Cd swej mozolnej pra-
cy, bedac kompletnie wycie6 czo-
nym 2 wielkim trudem zdolaf za-
wlec sig do domu. Mrozny, ostry
wiatr SLIME dal. j zmrozi1 mocnu
spoconego robotnika. W domu nar.
tychmiast po}ozy} sig do l6zka, lecz
wkr6tce potem poczal pluc krwi g.,
Przez ca1y tygodniowy przeciag
czasu ME m6g} opuscl6, i stracil zu.
pe}nie nadz,eje odzyskania zdrowia
P6zn.ej iednakowoz "a namowa
swych sz~czerych izyczliwYch przy-
jaci6}, zazy{ Trlnera AmerYkan
skiego Eliksiru Gorzkieeo Wilma,
kt6re 60 kompletnie wyleczy}o. w
dow6d wd~zieczno6ci przes}a} nam
list, " kt6rYm serdecznie dziekuje
"a otrzymane zdrowie iprosi, by
list ten ola dobra drogich, opubli-
kowano, Trinera Amerykahski Eli
kslr Gorzkiego Wilma przYwraca
stracona zywotnosc, uprawla orga.
nizm W regularna czy nnos6 wzma.'
cnia wszystkle o~rganiczne. sklepie-
MIA cz}owleka. w ten sposdb ME-
bezpieczne choroby moga bye sku-
tecznie %wyleczone. We wszystkicb
wypad zach siabo6ci, zawrotu ia
tygl, to lekarstwo niema sobie row.
nego. Nietylko re ono czysci krew,
ale itworzy nowa z dobrze strawio'
nych pokarm6w. Do nabycia n
aptekach lub u fadrykanta, J6zefa
Triner, 7s9 s. Ashland Av., Chr
cage, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-30
Brylanty

2 obrazu Matki Boskiej Ka-
" Pe9tersburgu sk l'.
dziono : korony %cudownego
M[atk=i B]oskiej Kaz q
" katedrze Izaaka try
dyamenty Wie'slk,osci Iaslkowe-
go orzecha, Wartosci 10000
Pomimo najenergicszs.;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-30

10 "a coz Gle pochoWam!
VIOLA zaleWajac, co tam v =
bie sic dzieie. Wybladle chu:
Ide jej policzki, na twarzyy
iIdziewczynki, co sic ko1o
niej vile, "a MIA chowa, tax
ze MEDIA j g}6d j zapowiedz
smiertelnej choroby. Odsko-
Iczy1 Litoslaw, "a glove sic
chwyci1, drzaca reka darem-
ME do pr6znej kieszeni siega.
- Teraz i'm daj, teraz i'm
daj! jakis CLOS MI szepce.
Biegnie naprz6d, juz ma
d1ugiej wsi stana1. Pro-
;sto patrzac pred siebie, pre-
biegl jeden Ian pola, zn6w
sic chaty jakiejs wioski biela.
}Idzie pomiedzy ME, wtem 2
bocznej uliczki jakis szwa-
rgot niemily go uderzy. Pa
trzy i s1ucha:: czarne, broda-
tie POSTAGE W ha1ach szwar-
COCA, rekami %wywijaja, palce
zaginaja, snac cos rachuja.
Jeden do drugiego sic
przygina i cola i wykreca,
il parska i krzyczy i milknie.
|G1os ich jak skoki Fab ma
odleg}em bagnie W pred
Iwiosennej pore. Poza chata
starzec z os1abionym wzro-
klein, z laska W rece i weze1-
klein "a reke wiedzie dziewi-
Ice, co jak majowego kwiatu
paczek rozkwitac poczyna..
- Dziecko mole, SERGE zal
sciska, tn myslalem, re ko-
Sci po1oze, tn pomari moi
rodzic, dziad i pradziad. Tu,
my6la}em, re Gle c6rko. wy
wianuje.... Pamietasz, lie by
10 ziemi, byd}a, ziarna.... A
teraz? Niszczyli, niszczyli, az
przyszli, zabrali, sprzedali....
"a dlugi, "a d}ugi! Ostsaattnfii
raz juz przez ten sad pre-
ch0dze, och! Leple] co:rl'klzGo,
zeby ia swieta ziemia byl}.a'
mic juz zabra}a pozar}a.
= Tatulu, ME trapcie sic!
Pan Bog wiecej ma, niz ro-
zdal, jeszcze gwiazda szczescia
nam zablysnie.... Jam MILO
da, ola mnie' uzbieram, "a
pracuje.... Me trapcie sic,
ME trapcie!....
Ale sama reka lezki ucie-
"a, DO gdziez sic obr6ci z ME
doleznym, bez grosza, be-
kawa1ka chleba?
Reka lezki ociera i oglada
sic. Bo tax zal jej tego sio}a,
tego plotku PREY sadie i te-
go PREY studni z6rawia, a
najbardziej kogos jeszcze, co
"a MIA biedna i nieszczesli-
wa teraz JUL ME wyjrzy, ME
poza}uje.
Litoslaw patrzy, s1ucha ]
domysla sic. Lepiej zeby ME
widzial i ME slysza1. Reke
przez oblicze, przez ucho
przeciagna}, DO mu CLOS zn6w
jakis, jak natretnej muchy
BRICK, do ucha sic cisnie:
Teraz i'm daj, teraz i'm
daj, nieszczesliwym! A on mic
ME mai pr6inei kieszen;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-30

- Jutro, ach jutro jesz-
Prey domu Czaros}aw ku
MENU okiem b1ysna1, lecz
juz mu sic nizko ME kama,
lokaj "a dukaty hula gdzies
30 wielkiem miescie. Lito-
SHAW Pograzony W myslach,
:siedzi smutnie mu sic wy
dale.
Wtem, s1uga hotelowy list
ma tacy MI podaje. Litos}aw
go porywa, rozpieczetowa{ i
patrzy. List czarna, szeroka
obw6dka, doko1a, otoczony,
dwie Ivy z Okla Nawojki, Ivy
bolesci, przyschniete u wierz-
.chu karty.
Drogi!
Cierpie meki i katusze,
:jak popierwszej nocy twego
tn pobytu. Pewnie zdrzy-
mna4es sic. Ratuj, ratuj, Ma
woke! Jesli i ma trzeciej
Mszy Sw. ME wytrwasz i
usniesz, o moi drogi, ME
wracaj juz do nieszczesli-
wei ia wieczne skazanej
meki! Ale wytrwaj, wytrwaj
jeszcze O drogi, a ratuj, ra-
tut
twoja Nawojke.
Oczy LISTEN przys}oni} i z
miejsca sic zerwa} Litos}aw.
% ia nieszczesliwy, bic
dina, biedna Nawojka! - wo-
:fa1. 1 milczac pc pokoju bic
gal, a kartki listu z reki fru-
wa1y mu i szelescia1y W po-
wietrzu. Stana1 ma srodku
izby.
- Wien, co zrobie! =
rzek}. w czasie tel trzeciej,
-ostatniej Mszy swietej ME u.
@siade W lawce, ale ciagle, cia-
gle chodzic bede pc kosciele,
przeciez ME zdrzymne sie...;
Nazajutrz rano zbudzi} sic
wczesniej. Zbudzi} go BRICK
::z1otego pieniadza, gdy "a
~drzwiami ma ziemie pad} i pc
niej sic toczy}.
Otwiera drzwi, patrzy, spo-
tka1 sic z ognistym wzrokiem
~Czaros1awa, widzia1, jak kla-
pc jego ciemnego ubrania
palcami odwinaK.
Co wy tam robicie? ~
:,zawo1a1. -
~ Ksiaze, Panic, Caro-
*s1aw odpowie -tw6j s}uga u
bfania czy6cic ME umie, ia
mu pokazac musze....
/ szata6ski uSmiech ko}o
ust mu przelecial.
Litos1aW predko sic ubral,
ME spostrzegl, e pod klapa
ubrania ciemna 9pileczka sic
#EGES &&%l SES2E.E@4.S--#
-chowa. Ubrany DO koScio1a
:pobiegl. Wyszla fsza Swieta.
Li lbl'sla ME siadf DO laWki,
z mll ME 2 s,'!'azi na M; moiie@sce sic 20
ss Y Va od 1s.'l'll'a' l''''a dooltar re,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-30

Ice j oczy ku niebu wzzn'osi, {
przeciez ME usnie, wy.
bawi Nawojke.
/ Wciaz chodzi ko1o o1tarza,
cd filaru do filaru, pc koscie-
le rozlegaja sic jego kroki.
Prey jednej kolumnie troche
sic opar1 j do drugiej sic po-
suna1. Zn6w stale j ksiaze-
czki modliteWke czyta j czy-
ia, az mu g1owa miedzy kar-:
ty ksiazki sic wciska....
Wtem sic. ku ziemi zato-
czyl, ksiazeczka z rak mu ma
posadzke pada....
- Zdrzemnalem sic, 0 moi
Boze! - jekna}, ksiazke po-
dni6s1 i upad} ma kolana. Te-
raz @wszystko przepad1o. .
Boze, ratuj mic, ratuj Nawoj-
Ike moja. Ona juz ma wieki
cierpiec musi straszne, katu-
sze.... przezemnie, przezem-
lnie!...
/ Wybiegl z. koscio}a, do ho-
telu juz ME wraca, p6jdzie
|gdzie oczy poniosa, juz smier-
ci szukae bedzie! Ko}o hote-
|lu przeszed}, zatrzasnefy sic
|drzwi pred MIN, ami koni
}juz ME ma. Ciemny Caro-
s1aw pred hotelem stoi i ma
Gale gard{o sic smle]e. fotem
izdala Litos}awowi czarny list
podaje.
On go %pochwyci}, z LISTEN
do kata waskiej ulicy ucieka,
slyszy "a SODA piekelny smiech
czarnoksieznika.
- Ha, ha, ha, gdziez poi
dziesz ksiaze, do twej ksie4-
niczkiA! Ha, ha, ha.
Litos1aw list rozerwa}, roz-
wina} i patrzy. List czarny,
pe1en przyschnietych }ez Ma
wojki. z bolesci ledwie odczy-
tao zdo}a:
!. Straszne cierpie meki
i katusze:
Moi pa}ac, jak dawniej, "a
'kleta ska1a.
Me ma kto ratowac bic
dnej ~.
Nawojki! Ach!
20 Boze! - jekna} Ii
tos}aw - zabierz mic z tego
swiata!
I wyszed} z Rzymu i i
die W SWAT, gdzie go same
Eponiosa oczy.
vi.
Droga prowadzi Litos1awa
W te strone, zkad bia1emi ru-
makami do wiecznego miasta
by1 przyjechal. Idzie ku pol
nocy, a stasznie mu sic zycie
przykrzy. Troche pieniedzy,
lcomia{ W ieszeni wyda1, g}6d
dokuczac zaczyna. To sic O.
wocem PREY drodze, to ja-
|goda lesna posili, to sic u
zr6d1a woody Maple. W mysli
ma ciagle los biednych i ME
s~zczesliwych, a najbardziej
los cierpiacej biednej Nawoj-
Xxi.
Wszed1 W duza wies, srod-
kiem szeroka droga prowa-
Id1; ToL;S halaa dnchndzi OF
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-30
Gerry targoY's
WINONl

Pa.enlca Nr 2 68 - 60
Maka patent 4. 20
Mako Straight 400 5S1
Bran: $17,Ob .ona
Middhnes &l8 90 iona
Zyto 40
Konlczyna 1850 $50
TYmotk2 $l.lO- 1875
Korn 45
Owies SO
GEouni Feed $50. 0n iona
Slano tymotka 81 SO S 90
Slano dixie $50 TOO
SWINE 1--WE $50
Wo}y zyws $50 ~ 400
Masfo :l]--20
Jaja IL .. tuzln
Kartofle 3O-35 o. tbuazel
Pszenica = ~
OWES - 22-31
Korn - AZ
SWINE 7.20-7.55
Bvd}o karmneas4. 90 $50
Krowy chudsze 400 40 $2'75
800"
Wo}y Mode cd $3.50 $40
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-30

z BAY CITY, Mich.
Pod}azemsta .zaprawde.
Ably sic oczysc,s " jakikolwiek
spos6b Przybyszewski Korniejew-
ski, a z kt6rej to kafuzy nigdy sic
ME oczyszczq, AMI tn " Bay City ami
|po "a Bay City, wystapili re skarga
cywilna przeciw A. Niedz'elskiemu
tydzien temu "a artyku}y pred
stawiajace obydwdch Korniejew-
skiego i Przybyszewskiego W calym
swietle, kto 50 oni, Artykuly te by
~ zamieszczone W numerze IL, -
l ID w 1aruSa (.
H.. Brchcie sic panowie, jezeli u
vazacie e wan wypowiedziane
ls}oWa, 2 prawdllaa sic ME lzggaadfzzasjja,
ale bronciie SIG uczciWie.
"a rzucanie ma czslowieka klamn-
silva jak,ego sic dopuscif Przyby
szewski, to chyba udowodnll jaki on
nizki, nlkczemny, i kielich pio}unu
kt6r5s zgotowa} wypijesz ta raza al
do dna.
! I zaprawde, owa skarggaa chcieli
ogof oglupi6, DO wiedaieli z CORY
ze t. droga ME dojda do celu, DO
zamiast skargi, byli powinni zada6
satysfakcyi cd winnego, to jest Cd
wofania, (ale odwo}ania zada6 ME
mogli j ME moga, DO wiedza 2 CORY
re co napisanc jest W tych artyku-
ZACH jest prawda, i nizej podpisa-
ny publicznie oznajmia, re te arty-
kuly 0 kt6re jest slepo skarzony on
pisa4 i ME potrzebujecie dis sic tYm
wykrecac re on sic zaprze.
Ale ME dose ~jeszcze ma skardze,
Przybyssewski ably sic " tel naglej
skardze zemsci6 jeszcze bardziej, "
ostatnim swym ,,Swlstku" zamie6ci}
re A. N. byl aresztowany przez Fr.
Kornlej ewskiego i re kilka godzin
by{ " objeciach szeryfa " Wiezieniu
powiatowem. Awiadomo calej tn
|tejszej Polonii ze to k}amstwo, DO
p~oreczenie " tel chwlli zaA. Me
dzielskiego stawlli w. Kabat j ia
ko5b Dardas. "A. N. "a ~oszczerstwo
lakiego sic Przybyszewski dopusci},
zazadal prrez swegge adwokata a.
Gilbert Cd winnego satysfalkseyi cd
wolan,aw nastepnym !, swistku'.
Lecz odwolac znacsy przyzna6
sis do why vieo ME oaw1sa1 Y
dniu q B. s.. 1ostal aresstowany.
ALEXANDER 1ED,z,1 lIs,I,s'1 ].
PlIISlUI C::Ils!:
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23
CkANITEVILLE.

T.. II. Angel Of Pine Hill ha, been
drawn ior jury duty.
John Ellis has Just purchased q horse
for his bakery business.
Ephrism Kills Of Olnsyyllle visited
friend, here, this week.
Harrington q Sweet have recently
received two car loads OF hay.
only one session Of The schools were
held on Wednesday on account OF the
,eyere rain.
Quite o number OF people from this
place attended the revival services ~ the
Church Of the Emmanuel In Providence,
this week.
a pleasant uhIs, party was held al the
home Of Mr.. and Mira. K. 5. Smith on
Monday evening. -Four tables were en-
gagged In the game. The first gentle
mems prize. a box Of handkerchief, was
taken BY Mr.. W. ~. Mslhewson; the hrs,
ladies' prize, shirt waist pattern, by Ml.s
Laura Smith. n. -. Sherman took the
second gen,lemen's prize, a pair OF aus
pendefs, snd Mr. Howard ID. Sherman,
the second ladies prize, chocolate urn.
Mr.. Henry Evans bore Oft the consola.
tion prize.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23
ROCKLhND.

The Christian EndesvoTcrs met Thurs
day evening with Mr.. George Cole.
Albert Atwood spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs Albert Fox of Attleboro, Mass.
Mrs. George Davenport entertained
visitors from North Scituste and Paw
tucket lssi week.
The funeral Of mr Richard Bishop, q
former resident OF this place. ~ss held IN
Providence on Tuesday af the residence OF
his daughter, Mr,. Fred Elsbree.
a years subscription 20 the TIMES
would make most acceptable gIf, 10 that
friend Of yours now out Of town. II
would be a letter from you each week. and
Il would contain much more than you
could possibly write.
For cough. and colds u,e White Pine
and Tar 73ct ? quart fountain syringes.
Soct, 75ct. Sroo and 81 50; bulb ayr.
inges, Soc, IS sud L25i Johnston head
ache pow jers. roc, a pscssge, 4 in pack.
age; beef. vine and iron, IS and soc (;
Witch Hszsl, 1oc. per bottle extract Of
malt. i5ci for age, Cod Liver oil
2s and soc. a, A. o. Smiths Drug store,
Cslef Block, Thornton.
A. the Installation of officers oi the
women's Relief Corps the following
officers w.r. Installed President, Mu.
Maud Harvey senior vice president. Mrs.
PhebIe La-ton; junior Vice president.
Mu. Cora Constocki secretary, N'.
Amey Mason; treasurer. Mrs. Julia HIIlj
conductor, Mrs. Belle Rounds; guard,
Mr Kate Olney; chaplain, Mn. Mary
Bowdenj assistant conductor, Mr'. Mary
Round, ss,i.tsn, guard, Mrs Msrenzs
Nye.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-01-23
CREENv;LLE.
Frank Place Ia on the slck list.

Frank Place Ia on the slek list.
y, 5. winsor has filled hIs ice house In
this village.
Job Printing OF every description at the
TIMss Office.
Mr., James Winsor, sr., remains about
the same at this writing.
Charles Steere has purchased the bar.
Der shop OF Arthur Brown.
Mrs. Henry Jenckes visited relatives In
Massachusetts, this week.
Mlss Mary Brsyton 10 attending n
commercial School In Providence.
The funeral OF Mis-, Emma Tucker was
solemnized, Wednesday.
The funeral of Nils. Emma Tucker was
solemniled "wednesday.
Miss Susie Sherman OF Graniteville
visited relodves here, over Sunday.
The Tuesday evening prayer meeting
was held st the residence of Mrs Oatley.
The annual meeting of the Free Bap
tist church was held In TIE vestry OF the
church, Monday evening.
The Ladies Society OF St. Thomas
Church enjoyed bean supper Thursday
evening at the Masonic rooms
Mrs. VIM. Atwood and daughter OF
Providence visited her sister, Mrs. X.
Waterhou,e, it,, over the Sabbath.
MIR. and Mrs Alonzo Mowry stendo d
the entertainment THE Deestrick Skule,"
given at Chepache,. last Saturday even.
Ing.
The annual meeting of the stock hold
era OF Greenyille National Bank was held
in their banking rooms, Tus,day, Jsnu.
AIRY -. The Same board were elected
as last year, viz A =. Mowry. pre.i
dent; % !. Mowry, vice president and
~ >. Winsor, cashier. After the usual
business OF the day was over they went
to Mrs. Fuller's, where she had u turkey
dinner awaiting them.
The Ladies' Society OF the Free Bapus'
Church and their friends were entertained d
at the parsonage, Wednesday afternoon
and evening II being the annual meeting
The business meeting was held In the
afternoon and a bean supper was served
by Mrs Cutler and Miss Rose SebIlle la
the evening and fine time Is reported.
Ramon's Liver PHI, and Tonic Pelletr
have all the merit that can be claimed fos
them. G Il. Hoover & Bro OF Pontotoc
Texas writes 1--WE have been selling
Ramon's Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets
yer since We have been In the drug bust
ness, and can speak heartily ne TO their
merit. All who use them speak In their
praise, In cases Of sick headache they
are Invaluable, while Tor stomach and
bowel ailments, too much cannot be ssld
Of them" CorTIgsn. the spolhecsIyj L.
II. Parker, Olneyvillei N. r. Reinet, Cen.
tredsle Potter * Blanchard. No. Scltuste.