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EMBEzzLEMENT CHARGED.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, May l6.-R. J.
Dundon, OF Erie. Pa. is under arrest
here, charged by E. c. Harley & Co, OF
Dayton, with embezzlement. and will be
taken TO Dayton for hearing. -)undon is
a travelling salesman in the employ OF
the company.
The Washington times., 1903-05-17

DIED.

GERHARDT-In New York city, on Satur-
day, May 10, 1908, DOROTHEA GERHARDT.
widow Of the late Gen. Joseph Gerhardt.
Notice of funeral in Mondays Times. 1t
SPRIGGS- Departed this life on Thursday.
May II, 1908, at 2:l5 u. m, MAUD 5. SPRiGGS.
the beloved wife of Howard ". Spriggs, at ]
Defrces Street northwest.
The funeral will take place Monday afte
at , o'clock at Mount Carmel Baptist CT
Fourth and / Streets northwest.
The Washington times., 1903-05-17
REVOLUTION QUELLED
IN NICARAGUA

Minister Merry cabled the State De-
partment yesterday from Managua that
the revolution in Nicaragua is over. the
government vessel Once de J2lio having
captured and sunk the insurgent gun
boat Victoria.
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AUCTION SALES.

FOR SALE-At public auction, easy terms,
y acres of land, with large, beautiful trees
and clear running stream, between Washington
city and Falls Church, electric road,
THURSDAY. MAY 81, 1908, at ) O'CLOCK
2. VI. viii be sold without reserve. Offers
solicited Write call for particulars
JAMES +. CLEMENTS l406 G st. NV.
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REFUSED TO PAY FINE.

MARYSVILLE. Ohio, May 16.-The
jury in the case of Anna keil VS.. Rich
ard Nicol. young farmer, returned a
verdict of guilty, and Judge Dow ordered
the defendant 70 pay fine of $500 or go
to Jail. NicoT~ refused 10 pay the
amount.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL MEETING Of Journeynen PIasterers'
Association, MONDAY, MAY IS. Business OF
Importance.
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TURKEY BUYS WARSHIPS.

Turkey has agreed to buy two warships
which have been built for Argentina.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
Att ANTtC CITY

The Salt Breath OF the Sea Brings Health"
CALEN HALL, Atlantic City, y. j.,
Sanatorium and Hotel New building, hand
some and elegant in every feature Physicians
and nurses Rooms with private baths and sea
water 4 place for rest and health seekers.
Table and service first class. Booklet
F. L. YOUNG, Gen. Mgr
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NOTICE OF MEETING TO INCREASE THE
CAPITAL STOCK
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO..
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-07

CIT YOUR home made saddles and hAr-
ness from a practical saddle and harness
maker C. W. Hess, III Congress ave
nue.. next to Theo. Keller q
dan or night, warm or cold, rain or shine.
N"' 2.20
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
sealed bids will be received at the
MAYORS Office OF the city u CALDWELL
Tcxas until ? o'clock p. m, Thursday,
the 5th day Of March, A. D. 1903, r tn
bullding OF n frame school house In and
Tor SAID city 10 accordance with plans
spd specifications now on file ~ me
sacretary's Office IN said city, and can
10 there seen and also seen AZ the ofhce
81 A. o. Watson, architect, IN the city
of Austin. Texas An accepted bank
cheek or good bond In the sum Of 5000
payable 70 the mayor Of said city, 70 pc
torfelted as damages 70 said city n the
ss,,ccessful bidder should fail, after the
expiration Of ten days. TO e. enter sI.. ipto
80 eomnlction Of said building accord.
Ing 10 tie SID plans, and specifications,
10 accompany each bid. Tho sum o.
5000 OF Inc contract price agreed npOu
Yin be reserved by said city until the
said building is completed. approved by
INC architect and accepted by the city
counell The city council reserves the
right 70 reject any and ell dds Jno'
Alexander. ST., Mayor. ". H. Hundley.
Secretary IN
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Id IA
lis: cons-sNNN ERTH, attorney at law.
IN n 7775s-5S 80 phone 1915. 10
Ened prse!ilh, attorney at law, has Ne
>Iaee 5i3is NJ probate law a specially.
ms '-------sln street 22S
Haee ale R33sneral stenographer; private
49, n4 building. old phone 1927
M R755=--- II
~ disessal' SQ2 Moore Burnetf bu7Ia,
- eisessss ef women and obstetrics
' o C0T5,-,------.-lne rectum 22f
.aesnt in.sn GRO, are, tornado and
.teNs aaes sgeuts 1907 Ffankiin
Il
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SEE CASH q TUCKED Tor nuythIng YOU
want I'm city or country. U
SOUR IAKE-WELsH LA few tracts
OF land adjoining the Sour Lake Springs
property. IN immediate proximity 10 the
acres nnd larger tracts IN the Welsh. Ia
on fields adjoining the Southern Pacific
and other gughcrs. Address Sour Lake
N. c. Institute, 425 Mason building. Il
FOR sAIE-Ten acres ~ land situated at
Harrisburg on the south side Of Bum 10
bayou lust above and near tue junction
OF BufnIn mud Brays bayous; property
has a high bank water frontage extending
Eve acres along Buffalo bayou. running
well producing a Enc how q fresh water
upon H. also small box house; Is
reached by the sidetraeks OF the !. q q
n railroad and otherwise admirably sit
uated for bayou shopping purposes. For
further particulars apply to George Nc
Eaddau unuefon TcIaH 2.lH
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BOARD AND ROOM.

ROOMS, with or without board. Old phone
l421 l1l3 Travis 10
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TWO HEIGHTS boulevard enst front lots
adjoining al bargain for cash u. u.
SmeHton HO5is Texas avenue. If
-FOUR ROOM house In Houston Heights.
rooms i2Nli, on two lots. cast front. $500
cash. u. ID Smeatun, 1o5h Tc1ts ave. n
FOREST PARK cottage, east front. near
car line, $3.50 part cash hnancc monthly.
II. - Smcutou, 9uatg Texas avenue II
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BOARD Tor four gentlemen; two large
south rooms; bath connected, one block
from car line, 81 per week; students pre-
ferred 24i2 Brazos street.
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f5=T7TrT 10 THE FUBLIC-1 wiz not he
.,.nonslhe for any debts contracted by
/ N Wife or any other parties. Henry a.
oHsring.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DONIOk An elegant country home and q
me practice IN good country town for
safe no opposition. For particulars ad.
dress NJ. b, W., box 12l, Marlin, Texas. II
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NICE ROOMS, With board; good home
cooking; reasonable. 1907 Congress ave
~
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NTHERS READ POST
. Want Ads. Do your

A AlHEKS KEAD FOoi
. Want Ads. Do your
>~~~~~~-->>-~>-.~->~--->
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
1 CAN OFFER IN oNElIALE BLOCK or !
MONTGOMERY AVENUE PAVEMENT, |
FIFTH WARD. A FINE.RoOM HOUSE,
AND Ion FOR 500. BEING A VERY
rlETTN LITTLE HOME AT A BAR
NoRFLEET,
PHONES 6TS,
BINz BUILDING, 90
WE HAVE several choice bargains IN fruit
lands In the, fruit belt; be sure and sec
FOR arst class rice lands, Improved or uu-
improved, we can save you money. Cash
FOR LEAsE-Thc well known Aurcrhcefer
beer garden aud park on the Harrisburg
shell road; barr0om, daucng pavilion,
bowling alley and dwelling; 20 reliable
persons only, n
TWO ACRES ON Harrisburg road at
oargaln Address 1880. this office. 10
FOR SALE Sour Lake oil lands out OF the
original Sour Lake springs l0oOacre tract
aud between the Sour Lake Town site,
Salt March, Hart's Well and Sour Lake
hotel az $500 for ono.sixtecnth Of an
acre. only fcw OF these desirable tracts
VIII be sold at this hguro; will soil at
$1,000 each Inside OF thirty days; large list
OF oil land ia Jackson league. a. n,
Bush Galveston, or Sour Lake hotel u
go BkONE MULES Tor sale, an fresh ages
aud weighing from $50 to 1900 pounds
cheap In car lots 20 Dealers Cooke 4
simmons, Fort Worth, Texas.
10000 ACRES OF land In la Suiie county,
Texas, az 81 an acre. w. II. Graham y
Co, Cuero, Texas.
FOR sALE-To close an estate will sell
a large two-story house, with large
grounds, corner In Third ward room Tor
more houses Parties wanting "A bargain
win do well 60 call and look at this
property, II must be sold at once. n,
l.. Mills, 2l0 Main street. II
BEST TEETH, $500 per set; gas or air
administered Diamond Dental Company
6025 Main street. q
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE.
HORSES AND MULES Tor sale COS wash.
ineton street j. Bothstcln. l6
ron SALE one young COW With young
calf. Phone 1879. 4
If YOU WANT two Of the finest regls
tered jersey 2-year-old hefcrs, fresh and
giving four gallons per day, COME quick
They are beauties. Noakum y Co, two
miles Nesthetmgr road 10
ONE car Of mules from 10 years old,
~ 10 t6 hands high: en- Texas mules Ap.
PS So'fiSa an ,,1 1q hin f2a FenS' q
hEAI i n W eihcA 1tlNlIk morse, suitable
iVr M1y; Nuur'SS III W. "' SIAn"iui3
loNo " m ~
! FOR SALE-one registered Jersey bun, 2
! years old, solid fHwn color, price 500
L. o. " A." Hl'usv' " 81 homu'o' i,,a
w -I = AUS .-----------. ="
| 1NENlN HEAD high glade h'ifers cheap
for cash. must SCH. N. Hdln, market
I square.
/ TO 60 AT A BARG ANA scVcn-eighths
| Jersey; sood mtlher, young and svn.lc.
NAI' "'d P"""' A--N' --..---. .
| s. G. BROWN LEGHORN EGGS. $3.50 for
i9 from we uesl hGM.s VA ime tn'lel
: HlhtoN' nlls. W. A"eh' A~oJ N'eS
avenue, phone AoiA. :
/ FOR SAhl--Oue mule. 1917 banda; lIll
CleNel5na street old phehe 1ooi
! VERY FINE four.HHllou Jersey cow. frcfb
/ u milk fot 500. Address H.. aacrefun.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

..-5c0TNERCIAL TRAVELLERS
4 lEp nseilnE of Houston council No.
tSsgM I February Z, s p. M In n.
IIu iw. derreo work and general husi'
N psi.iilSs brothers cordially invited:
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WANTEp-P Position in drug store; can loan
employer $1,000 might purchase interest
later $3.50. this office, 1C
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PATENTS Protect your ideas, no allow.
ance, no fee; consultation free; estab.
lished 1864. Milo h Stevens Is Co, SIT
l4th street, Washington.
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BUY. SELL aud exchange real estate,
rent houses aud loan money II. 7.
Kopperl room Bill Burnett building o
HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE No 40
Main street We handle Heights prop
erty only: lowest pricesi easy terms.
John A. Milroy, agent. II
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TYPEWRITERs.

~ I,-lFNspERFER TYPEwRIrEsRFs on On
easv paymentsi so cssn eop ,hoss rbo
.,,,e,nt.h GOOD references. v. 7. hpsseI.
,Sapi gent Tor TeIas, Arkansas inoiAn
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FOR SALE Restaurant. doing good bust.
moss; reason for selling leaving city. Ad-
dress 1907 Congress avenue 8
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EPECIAL bargains In rice lands; % acres
black land. south Of Houston, "a miles
from station, dirt cheap at sl2i 300 acres
the Katy country, SO, $40 acres black
land. All suitable for rice, IN BrazoIta
ceupty wil tsks some trade sis ~;
twe.stery house, south front, $500, cssaa
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LOST FOUND, sTRAYED.

T-OST-Bay horse, is hands high ye aLs
old no brand. harness marks, 10 i0'e cojn.,
east; % re"d'u' ~ 10
LAST Black. white and licked Gordon set
Ter dog Jaek g reward oDIeid 59r Of 5fe tS apf
+; ZONES. Franklin and Travis street.
3 FEWERD-strayed or stolen from NJ Soi.
pys place on Brays B 5a3sI b 5SSo horse,
U ,.o,Ts "jd s6od All around, marks o. sad SAD
die aud harness, branded colt ana Years old old,
Two small knots under Do''V"
brand Selden Boisseau- ..,,,v .
RACK COCKRELL WATkk. s ps,,'r,, -
- answers ans TO name Of Curly heIara =
$50 Pease and receive lloersl IeNaIe- :.
LOST ON 2ed instant ir9 saonisl dog; half
e arg%n'' reward for return to W. A. smith;
care Weld q Neville. ----
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PERSONAL.

r. ~ ANswERs to advertisements in
~ " .saos Tor the week ending Saturday,
,lg,p OLA an GS5l: o7ot; 9726; A. II, y;
y SSlio s sS'V '9727; 0627, 1852; 9352; ISIS;
~, s WI las. Curtis; ao04; 96O4; $3.50;
Dc, Ss9s0 1850: $3.50, 01Sl; 90O6; BISl;
|iM sssiSSs, A.. 9632: 6jS2; 6532; 0657 ;
wv S ssS 50s; 9788; eros; 9d0s; House
#iei eese,Tf. eSSS. G58o. O66T $685.: o662
'fllli ssSe55tt. G0Ss, G5G3. $685. 66l3; $3.50
HNi, so', , N714. o5l5 6SGj. 1890.
~, oriental Doctor; 9f41; 2s4l: Q89l :
H.lgi s,sS. S5oi. gBA2; $500; 1867; 1Ol7
HNi ooas1'55 96gI, gBlS: gGn3. 6J1S; ai1S.
- Cd Fountain: 1904: 6j44; G5d9,
wv, SeIs 0g9i. 6AG G522, 0697 Widow
~, e-9S' walton; 654S; 9523; 652S; 6173;
6S II.g.23 : $40; 200; O725; 1850; BOO.
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PROFESSIONAL.

n TravGill Roos & Son. 10 200 and
Isllo', " street. opposite Langs oyster
4 IA
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iIICIIWST cngh Drlce8 paid Tor an hIHls
{Hpt IRON. brass, zinc lead, rope, Sones,
Rotties. rubber etc; country shipments
solicited; wholesale dealer telephoneo ,9' "a
Preston avepue corner Austin. u
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UTGTIFST CASH PRICE PAID for scrap
IRON. copper brass, rubber, bones, SACKS,
beeswa1, pecaas. G.c.; country shipnen{s
spec'aiiy. Mayer Llpshitz, wholesale
dealer, I20i Montgomery avenue hous.
ton.
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NONEY on furniture etc, without remoy.
ing, 1871 ST. Emanuel 2-l0
MONEY 10 LOAN Oh real estate. Sherry
& Son. lOlGIs Congress avenue. II
MONEY 10 loan On Improved farm lands
aud plantations; lowest Interest rates.
eagiest terms: most favorable contract
~ ~ Miller, 600 Klgm block, Houston,
Texas. n
WE LOAN MONEY on farms and ranches
IN South Texas al low rate Of Interest
and favorable terms; fyendor'e lien notes
purchased
WE SELL REAL ESTATE. no matter
where located. Call or write aud tell us
what YOU WANT. List your property
& Co, 40 Kiam building. Houston n
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-01
ROCKLAND.

Mrs. Bradford Ket'elle and son are
Iisiling her mother
Henry Seamans has moved out OF the
tenement over the store.
Mr.. William Brown will occupy the
tenement vacated by Ashton Slater.
John Carr is able TO ride out a short
distance bu, is slill under the physicinns
care.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yourg Of
Harmony visited at william Rounds,
Sunday.
The eleventh annual convention ot the
United order of An erican Mechanics
cf Rhode Island was held here on
Tuesday The session was attended by
about Is ex.state councillors. State
Councillor Wellington I. Lewis presided
and the report OF the state secretary
showed membership Of SIS National
Councillor, G. Marion White Of New
York and State Councillor L. l. Peavey
Of Massachusetts were present and spoke
on matters relating 10 the order. At
noon a collation. was served by Com.
modore Perry Council. No. 10. The fol
lowing officers were elected and Installed
Al the afternoon session; ). C.-Joseph
r Cobb, No. II; s. V. G Henry W..
Randall, No. s; S S Secretary-O. G.
Rartows. No. mas {. Ttea,uteT-AnsOn
+. Rice. No. 70; s. c Ind Charles Y
Briggs, No. 2g; Z. c Ex.-Iohn S. WI.
liams, No. i5i s. {. Pro E. s
Mathewson, No. roi s. G. Trustee-J.
Frank Coffin, No. II; National Repre-
sentative l'hree year)-J Irving Davis,
No. 90; National Representative Zone
yesr)-O {. Bsrows, No. II. In the
evening an open meeting was held.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-01
MIS- T.

Howard Ange'l Ia, been vi,i'ing his
aunt.
Aired ,hnson Is r,mov'ns to N,r h
Sciuate.
Lnnie Young is working at the
Toutellot tarm.
Mics Emma Simmons has returned 70
her home in Fo,ier,
William =. Co k Of Providence ,per,
Sunda, with his parents.
a f1e automobile crossed ChopmiN
llil on Sunday goiog norlhward.
Mics Des,ie Alirich who has ,pcut the
winter iu Providence II now at home.
Mrs Anna Ranl.Ils neiee, Aon-. from
Connec leu, is coming to We with her.
Mrs Mamie Anthony and Mrs.
Amanda wi liams vi,i ed relatives in
Glocester on Sunday
a bean supper Il to be given at the
schoo house In The near ia ure TO get
additional money for new seats.
Waiy, eldest daughter e Benjamin
and Beuey Wood, died on Friday OF last
week aged ~ year. Funers services
were solemn'z q on Tuesday at her home.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-01
THORN

lanes MeDole is suffering from an
attack of malaria.
Miss Shaw of this place viii ssIl tn
England next week.
Edward westco,, and W. z. Larkin are
serving on the jury.
The funeral Of william Whit was
solemniztd on Sunday.
a dsushler was born to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Charles Love on sunday.
Allied Dalton has taken his o,d no,i-
zion at his fathers store.
Charles Limb was taken 10 the Rhode
Island Hospital for treatment on Mon.
day,
The entertainment given by St Adams
Guild In Callers Hall on Monday evening
was well attended.
The Brown Glee, Mandolin and Guitar
Clubs will give an entertainment In
Caleis Hall on Tuesday, May S'h.
Baby Carriage Tires put on; the beet
rubber money can buy, Sr7s and So 90
AT Hughes X Atkins, IS Plaiufield 81.
Olneyville X. ].
Town Sergeant Kimball's residence a.
SImmoneville was damaged by a chin
n-y fire on Monday morning TO tx.
tent Of abou 5000.
The fire last Saturday at the Hosiery
Mill threatened bad results al one lime,
The Hosiery Fire Co did excellent work,
and the principal damage was from
water.
A rrmor reached here on Tuesday
that the "wid man had been seen at
PocAssel. Town Sergeant k'mball At
once went In pursuit but lied TO locate
this elusive customer.
Extract Of Malt I5c for 2se. Pc ma
7Sc. Psine's Celery 69c.; Duly's Mali
7o: Matted mix 3Sc. and 7Sc Nervura
90 Headache Powders Ipc pkg. {, ut
IN package. A o. Smiths drug store
Cal,fs Block, Thornton.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-01
SGUTH SCiTUATE.

The TIMFs is for sale at Fred Jacques
store.
Florence and Jerry Tobin have bad the
measles.
J,b prinri' s done oupry at the
TIMES Office.
James a Barden is serving on the
jury thi, week.
Toe funeral of Mrs. Ab'am Mathewson
WAS sD m,iz q on Friday afternoon.
Lee Bro hers circus will give per
fJrmance at New King PaIk on Salur.
day.
The Gaze brought by Milk Inspector
Scot OF Providence against samuel
Woodland of this place for selling milk
below l.sal standard, was tiled in the
SIKH Dlsuict Court on Tuesday. The
defence claimed that the can of mix from
which the sample was ttken belonged to
another party and Mr. Woodafd was only
earu ing the same. The TRIAL resulted
IN the discharge OF tic delendcut, Nr.
Woodward.
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CGtITERDALE.

Fred Sweet sells the we'll known
6 obe" butteiine.
Do John Corbeu IL about TO cree, a
house on Highland Park Plat.
John Luther has moved into +. &.
Augrll's cottage on stcefe Ave.
ST. EIztleth's Guild met on Wcdne,
t1y afternoon al Mrs. n. r. Reincr's.
Stephen Potter Of Grcenville will take
charge Of the Cenierdale Hotel stables.
The Nofh Providence Town Council
meets rext Monday; a lively meeting Il
anticipated
+ {. Angel and n f. Reiner were
guests oi President Cfessey al Adelaide
Park at the op ming game on Thuuday.
Baby Carnage Tires put on; the be-,
rubber money can buy $L7S and S1.oo
at Hughes & Atkins, 3S Plain6eld ST.
Olnryyi.le, Il.
Mrs. Katherine Murphy Of Wantkuek.
mother Of Peter Mufphy Of this place,
died on Monday. The funeral services
were held Wednesday.
The Classical High School ball team
Of Providence and The Woonsockct High
School team played bail on the Center.
dale grounds on Monday.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-01
CREENV,LLE.

Prot Thomas Angel returoed to
Maine. Monday.
Smi,hd,ld schools began the spring
term on Monday.
Mr. Harry werdman is building an
automobile she'd
Best prices paid for live poultry by !.
IL jeffrey. box 20, Lymansville, r /
Mira. \. Taylor or Maine hiss been
vl'i ing her sister Mrs. o t,ley the past
week
The schools or the town began Mon.
day With very few changes In the roll Of
teachers.
Mr.. Iob S,ec,e an1 chi dren of Burrill.
VIE have been visiting relatives here
this week.
Miss Mary Saunders l. again at the
rec,ory Ffer witt among friends in
Providence and North Scituatc
Nv. and Mrs. Edward Mann OF Olney
Vile were gucsis OF Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Clcmcnce over Sunday.
Mrs. Bowen. wno has occupied tor
son { wears the small tenement next tn
Mr. Richard Clemence residence has
moved 20 Paw'ucket
Mr. Steere and Miss Lors O,tley
entertained the members cf their s, 8.
classes and their brothers and sisters inst
Friday afternoon. An enjoyable time
was had.
a lively scrap between TITO of Brown
Freshmen and pntse OF Sophomores
took place AZ the Ccnterdale Hotel on
w doe'day afternoon. The freshmen
took - fuge In an upstairs room. which
was stormed by the Sophomores and
e er struggle e some duration, the
bauicades were carried and the Fresh.
men made prlsoncrs. bound with clothes
liues, bundled ioto u wagon and hustled
on toea,d, Gteen,ilc. The affair c,c
atcd considerable * iiement
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-01
CkhNIIEV!LLE

W b. Kcene has mol ed into the o. T..
Sherman house.
Rufus Harris Is employed At The
Smi,hfeld Granite Coz quarics at
Foster Center.
a horse belonging TO M. LaCerte ran
away in C,n,erdale on Monday badly
wre, king the buggy.
The entertainment at the Grauiteyil,e
school house on Thursday evening was
a great ,uccess. The rupIis were assist
eG by oulside talent aid the large com
psny prerent we're well rtpai'. The pto-
ceeds went towards the ,chool library
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-01

IN, question has been a,ked, In what
way are Cbambetlain's stomach 4 Liver
Tablets superior 20 pi'l't' Our answer
o: They are easier and more pleasant 10
take, more mi and gentle IN effect end
more reliable a. they can always be de.
pended upon. Theh they cleanse and In
vigorsie The stomach and leave the
bowels In natural condition, while Pulls
ere more harsh IN effect and their u'e :.
often followed by constipation. For sale
by y a. smith. . neyyiile; Gilbert r.
Parker. Oineyyille; W. Dunning & Bro.
3s5 Aanton ave y +. Reiner Center.
dale.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-01
.ur.Dr,nsuy or jokes.

Whoever does not believe I'm immor.
talIty, let him turn his eye upon jokes,
No Joke has ever been known 10 die.
Even the weakest from It's very birth
lives forever Now and then n Joke viii
work overtime too consistently and
will have 10 80 TO the hospital of tent
porary oblivion for rest But IL al
ways returns To- do business with a
clean bill OF health and scmioccaslon-
ally new tic or fresh collar. As "A
rule, however, II wears the snme old
cclluloid ncckbnnd and faded scarf
spongcd off and bcnzined 10y the skill.
ful hands of Time.--New Orleans
Times. Democrat.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-05-01
ANTIOCH.

Mr. Waller HIS has sold his horse.
Mr. Ezra a. Harrington has finished
the cellar Tor bis new hOutc.
Town Sergeant Bigbee wss around
lest week enrolling the dogs.
NJ Joseph lluestis has moved into The
old Lawion homestead on Law'on IIill.
Mr. A. G. Arnold Of the annex has
purcha,ed The old Bennett place In John.
si,n.
The Antioch Ladies Sewing Society
will meet ~ the home Of Mr'. George A.
Henry, Tuesday Msy &.
There will be Bean Supper At tie
home Of Mrs. Byron y. Young. Thurs.
day evening, May 7lb, al are invited.