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Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19
When Bedtime Came.

AHO AVAApWluk paLHelic StOrS u
repeated from the Wellington
(Kau.) News:
On the Santa Fe train coming
out Of Kansas City last Thursday
night was a mother and her brood
of fve-four girls and one boy.
They had left Illinois the day be-
fore, and were on their way to the
"new country" where the husband
aud father has q claim which is to
be the new home. The elder girl
appeared to be about 10, and from
that age they ranged down to the
only boy, chubby little fellow of
about four. Their dress and man
ner showed that they had not been
reared in the midst of luxury and
opulence, but withal they were
model children aud scrupulousiy
clean. The mother was thin aud
bony, her face was slick and shiny
from much washing and haggard
from the worry of the long trip
aud the care of her little flock, for
there were twenty four long hours
yet before the journeys end. It
was after bedtime when the train
left Kansas City, and the younger
ones were soon yawning and
scarcely able to stay awake. In
fact. the boy the pet of the fam ly,
had closed his eyes and was fast
approaching "shut-eye town.
while the next older tugged at him
as she looked 'ppealingly 1t ~
mother with an exL.es. .o.i =.
was pitiful. He mustn't go to
sleep yet. The others began
whispering among themselves and
then to the mother, as if some
thing exciting had happened or
would happen soon, all of which
attracted the attention of the other
passengers who sat in wonderment
as they tried to divine the cause
of much whispering and the stren-
uous efforts to keep the least one
awake. They occupied seats in
the front end of the car, including
a long seat which runs along the
smoking partition.
Presently the cause of all this
= excitement was made plain-it was
bedtime and they had not said
their prayers. Quietly, modestly,
without ostentation or display
yes, even timidly-the mother and
a her children knelt together at the
e long bench-the baby bowling his
e head with the rest, aud rubbing
p with chubby hands the eyes that
. would hardly stay open, while the
}. evening prayers were said. just.
d for a moment, and then they aross
e and the children were made a&
comfortable as possible for th
b. night, and soon all but the mother
a were asleep, while the mOistenin
/ eyes and quivering lips of the pas
n sengers-the travelling men wit
IS their grips, the politician with b
= schemes, the business man VI
his worries, yes, even the old
probate of the News-paid
d lent but mighty tribute to
e. greatest eivilizing agent of all az
!. of the Christian religion.
r. Here, oh ye teachers of theOloa
is a sermon greater than you ey
preached. Here, oh ye ehoirs.
M an anthem sweeter than you e
es sang.
ty Here, oh ye hosts Of Isr
A quarreling over creeds and q
r. trines aud torn with strife and
n Wy, is q lesson more powerful
YOU ever taught.
God save the mother aud
n brood, bring them to their d
q in safety and to their last days
- peace.
nv u nooa.aL ~ .k; ~,
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19

NJ. P. Carpenter has bought
from Judge j, A. Guthrie the fine
residence near Hardin College for
merly used as Baptist parsonage.
Mr.. Carpenter pays $3,250.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19

S. P. Emmons of this city at
tended the Shorthorn cattle sale in
Vandalia last Thursday and cap
tured "Orange Sibyl," the top
priced seller among the females
bid off.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19

Albert Jones has been awarded
the contract to carry the mail be-
tween Wellsville aud Middletown.
He gets $433 a year for the SER
vice.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19

The editor of the MEssA0n
this opportunity to tbanl
newspaper fraternity ID this
tion Of the State forstheir 81
pressions Of sympathy iu
death Of the editors mothsF
Jane Beal, two weeks sinoe
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19

MISS Gertrude, are visiting at
Cuthbert, Georgia.
@. E. Casper and Mr.. Devanney,
at Rush Hill, were reported last
Saturday as being ill with small
pox.
Little Miriam Glandon, who has
been so seriously i'll with pneumo-
mia, is now thought to be on the
way to recovery.
The Mexico opera house is to be
closed indefinitely after this week.
The opera in this city seems to
get poor patronage.
George Brashears died in Texas
last week of pneumonia and was
shipped to this city for intermept.
He was raised northeast of Mexico.
Dick Lott of near Benton City is
getting ready to move to Fort
Collins, Colorado, where he will
have employment in a a beet sug-
ar factory.
Miss Florence Patton, of this
city, who has been a missionary in
Japan for about eight years, starts
in couple of weeks for a trip
home on a visit.
Articles of incorporation were
granted at jefferson City to the
Mexico Clothing Co., of this city.
Capital stock, $4,000. They will
occupy the building on the north
east corner of the square.
Representative Clay of Audrain
introduced a bill in the Legisla-
ture last week to increase the sal
ary of the state beer inspector to
$4,000 year. His present salary
is SO, 600. he is given four assist.
ants at 81, 200 year each.
Dink Gaskins who shot Jim
Caldwell in this city last summer
both colored-who was afterwards
taken to Illinois and tried in that
State on charge Of murder fol
killing another man, has been sen
to the Joliet penitentiary for life
w. S. Moore, northeast of town
will move to farm near Slate
flrst of next month. His neigh
Dor, w. E. Heying, will also move
to Saline. A great many Of ouI
good citizens leaving us; hope the
newcomers will ftly fill thei
places.
The following are the new Off
GERS of the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary Society Of the M. E
church, South; Mrs. 3, D. Ora
ham, president; Mrs, d. P. Moore
viee-president; Mrs. A. X. Luekie
seeretaryi Mrs. s. M. Edwards
treasurer.
The Hon. Champ Clark annouu
ees that examinations will be hell
at the court house in st. Charles
Mo-, on Friday, Feb. 9th, TO Sc
lect cadets and alternate cadet
for both West Point aud Annapc
lis. The examinations for eac
place will be held separately.
b. F. Pledge, Of Slater, formei
" Of the La Crosse lumber yard
Laddonia, was in this city SatuI
Pay on his way from Louisian
where the managers Of the diffe
ent yards Of the Lacrosse comDar
were given a royal entertainer
at the home OF Charles Budum.
i. A. Bird Of the Martiusbnl
Enterprise and Miss Bessie Pennl
we'll Of Vandalia were united
marriage at the BRIDES home Ia
Saturday. On their way thI
this city they made the MEssAC
pleasant call Mr. Bird form
II worked on this paper and
found him one OF the best fellov
We ever knew He gets a pearl
little woman, too Here's wis
ing t0em every deserved JOY th
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19

In drilling for water near Ellis
worth, Kan. they have discovered
oil, which by analysis show 20 per
cent pure. Niquette Bros. of this
city, own fine farm near Ellis
worth.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19

j. r. Goodrich. of this city
last fall moved from a farm
Of Benton City, made the
SAGE a pleasant call last ~
day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19

The Forum says that the town
calaboose of Farber has been
turned into a granary.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19

Norris E. DeLaplane, who for
merly lived in this city, died in
st. Louis one day last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19

Luther B. Smith, formerly a
resident of this city, died in Texas
last week from Bright's disease.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-02-19

VIM. Franklin of Laddonia
will locate in California soon.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-07-31
MANTON.

Edward MeDermo,t is enjoying a vacs-
tion at Worcester.
Misc Alice Deversux I, visiting st
Long Plains, Mass.
The Msnton Club IL planning a field
day "down the cay"
Thomss Fsgan has entered the employ
Of the Queen DJelne Co.
George l.. Williams ma, gone 10 At
lsntie City for weeks stsy.
Auehor Lodge held an In,eresting
meeting on Monday evening.
Joseph Coupe Ia about TO open The
Thornton House al Thornton.
The Msnlon 7nds beat the Holy Boys
on Saturday by score Of as TOT.
The ST. Thorn" ball team play tn.
Crnierdsles at CenterdsIo tomorrow.
Abel Schmidt has sold his house on
Becker Ave. and will remove TO PfovI.
dence.
Mrs lanes Fsu.n Of Gilbsu,ville,
Mass, IL the guest of Nu. John j.
Hughes.
a lawn parry Tor the benefit of the
Manton Baptist Church vii be he'd At
the residence Of NJ" Ellen Irons on
August 5th.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-07-31
SAUNDERSVlLLE.

Mr.. John Rhode. has purchased sno,h.
er horse.
Its good bye Brlgh'oa Park for the re,'
Of this season.
Don't think there will be many mad
dogs this cool weather.
The large Ice house at the Moswansicut
Lake t. nearing completion.
Mr. c. a, Tucker and !. II. Leach
called on relatives In PheniX last Sunday.
number OF farmers In This vicinity
have finished their haying and all report
larger crop thaa last year
Haying Is being advanced to compile.
tion as fast as possible with the limited
amount, OF help in this town.
Rober, Crompion Is having extensive
Gales in his excellent ice cream which is
pronounced good by all patrons.
Mrs. Lucia "A. Pratt and child nom
Providence, spen, the day with her father,
MIR. Joseph Leach. last Thursday.
MI. Joseph Broehu, the proprietor OF
the Saundersville Hotel has erected a
iiag stsh on the corner ol his esta,e.
Baby Carriage Tires put on; the bes,
rubber money can buy. Sr5S aud si,oo
at Hughes n Atkins 80 Flsinfeld St,
Olneyville, K. |.
Mr.. Asahel Hopkins, The Saundersvllle
carriage manufacturers and his skilled
s,sistants, are having all the work they
can possibly attend to.
Mrs. DIR. Arnold Ia entertaining almost
positive ideas OF saving that Pierce boy
from death by loekjaw, the results from
the 9Th OF July accident.
Mr.. l.. N. Spencer, Ia receiving a very
sati'iactory patronage with his new en-.
tcrprise baker carriage, or more common
ly called bread cart. which runs all
through the south portion Of the town
Wedne sdays and Fridays.
IL 10 Interesting news 10 ne to hear that
we are once more To have school Taught
In the district school house In Saunders.
willie. This state Of things has been
brought about principally by the trustee,
James T.. Capron, who has from first to
last claimed and vocally fought with an
increasing interest for the district oil the
tribunals who had any authority to cay
yes or no, ever since the school was con.
solidated with the North Scituate schools,
that We had AN undisputed right to
our share of the towns and states
money to support school here, and II
was so decided Tuesday, tho aSth inst.
by the towns committee.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-07-31
JOHNSTON.
Real Estate Conveyances.

Real Estate ConveyanCes
Csler Frank + to John Firth ct ux, lots
s and 9, Bucklin plat 10
Keach Herbert A-Sandy Blondl et ux
about 10 acres of woodland on Shun
Pike, road 10
Collins Chas w-John walch, lots OF
woodland on Shun Pike road 10
Calef Herbert C-Eugene Deady ct ux.
lots and 3, Heirs Of Elizabeth Brown
plat 10
Phillips Alfred l. ct al-August w
Bartlett, lots and 7. Crawford Barnes
plat 10
Hathaway John Nm J Byrne, lot on
Pocasset Heights plat /
Chamberlain Chas E--Raiiaele Conca.
lots 62I TO Gag, inclusive, Cedar Hi
Terrace 10
Real Estate Mortgage.
Deady Eugene ct uY 10 Chas Stanley,
lots 1 and J, Heirs OF Elizabeth Brown
plat 900
Transfer OF Mortgage.
Caef Herbert { 20 WIN Chambers,
mortgage given by Nicola Pullano $50
Real Estate Register.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-07-31
GREEN VILE.

Mrs. Jerome H. Appleby IL confined to
her home by Illness.
Mr'. Jennie Brassiord Of Boston, IL
vislling relatives here.
Rev. G.. 8. Cutler preached at South
Foster and West SciiuRie last Sunday.
a party Of The employees OF Blsndlng &
Blandlng esmped out st SIstN Pond las,
week.
Rev. John Mason of GeorgisvIlle occu.
pied the pulpI, Of tn. Baptl,, Church las,
Sunday.
a lawn party for the benefit of ST.
Thomas Church will be held st the real
denee Of Elisha Evans in Johnston TO.
morrow afternoon and eysning.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-07-31
ANTIOCH

Mr.. Robert Young and family visited
at LAwton I'M Farm. Wednesday.
Little Miss Minnie Bates OF Manion, Ia
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Minnie Phillips.
Mr.. VIM. Merritt IL making quite ex
tcnsive Improvements TO his house and
grounds.
Have you been 10 seseonnet. See
advertisement Of Seaconnct 9. s. Co. In
tho TIMES.
Mrs. Robert Young. Of Laurel I'M
Ave. IL spending a few days with her
sister here.
Mr.. Percy Townson has left the ON.
ploy Of W. II. Young. and gone Into the
shipping office of the Pocasset Mil.
Misses Mary and Lizzie Richardson Of
Knightsville are spending a few dsys
with their aun, M,. NJ. M. Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Richardson Of
Providence and Miss Susie Richardson OF
ihis place are sojourning In the White
Mountains.
The new house which Mr. Harrington
has been BUILDING for his daughter IL
completed and now the many fionds. are
intently listening Tor the sound OF "Wed.
ding Bells"
The sewing society will meet on Fri
day afternoon, with the President. to
complete the arrangement. for the clam.
bake to be holden on hugus, 9th. a full
attendance IL desired.
Mr. Joseph Young and Mr.. Theodore
Lawton have gone TO ilIon. New York
TO visit nr. Will Young, formerly of this
place. They will visit Ni,gsrs Falls and
other places Of lnietes, while on their
trip.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-07-31
BRADFORD PARK.

Mrs. Martin c. Field has entertained
Mrs. Congdon and Miss Morgan OF Prov
idenee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ. Oatley .pent
part OF the week at Kingston Hill visiting
friends.
Mr.. Samuel Knowles Of Providence
was the guest OF Mr.. and MIS-. Martin c.
Field last Sunday.
Mrs. Whiting OF Providence was the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Walter Nj.
Oa,ley, Tuesday.
Masters Roy simpson and Harold
Stone are enjoying outdoor life again
after brief illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank l.. Chase spent
Tuesday as the guests OF Mrs. Chase's
sister at Fields Point and Wednesdsy
we're entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Williams of Providence.
Mr.. Wallace Z. Harris suffered a severe
loss in the death OF his valuable bulldog,
Tip" His grief is shared by all the
guests at the house, who had become
fondly attached to the noble animal.
Miss Mildred Mason entertained her
music tescher, Niles Avis Biyen OF Proyi.
dence recently, Miss Bliven Is a musician
OF Acknowledged ability and rendered sev.
eral piano selections OF a high order.
Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Thinker Fred Guthrie
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. CAef were the
guests of the hostess, Mrs. Wallace K.
HRIris, last night. Carroms, crokinole
and whist, intersperSed with vocal and
piano solos, marked the passing Of very
pleasant evening.
Masters Irving and Henry Sweet took
a party of young friends TO Green's Island
for clambake, and although the much
coveted II. |. bivalve was extremely
scarce, the disappointment was en.irely
forgotten in the enjoyment OF the right
roJ al entertainment which the Sweet
brothers provided.
Much good.natured rivalry exists be.
tween the three numbers Of the light.
weight class (women only In their en-
deavor 10 outdo each other In the matter
Of avoirdupois. Frequent Visits are made
to the village store scales In the hope
that large gains may be recorded. but at
the last report the weighing machine had
not been taxed TO i,s limit. The race
goes merrily on.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Harman took
the sympathy of their friends with them
when they went TO Central Falls Sunday
to attend the funeral Ct Mr.. VIM. J.
Hamilton, who was accidentally drowned
while canoeing at Worcester. The ser.
vice was unusually sad from the fact that
Mr.. Hamilton was 10 have married Mr.
Harman's sister in September, prepara
tions being already well advanced.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-07-31
ALLENDA ALE.

Miss Susie Sweet is sick with the ma.
laria.
Mr. William Evans and family have
moved to Philipsdsle.
Miss Lille Hopkins Of Oaklawn Is
visiting Mrs. Phillip Sweet
Mira. Rober, Thorpe has gone on
visit to her parents In Kansas
Mr.. Edwin White IL at work again. but
his too, still troubles him ,ome.
Bes, prices paid for live poultry by J..
Il. jeffrey. Box 20, L,mans,ille,
Mr.. MAnton Sweet and family have
been whiting at Mr.. Phillip Sweets the
past two weeks.
The Allendale Sunday School aud the
Johnston Sunday School have an outing
at Rocky Point on Friday.
Littls Joe Barlow has been very sick
with cholera and At one time It was
thought he would not recover
Miss Mabel Olney aud Miss Annie
Warren are spending their vacation at
Cottage City. Msrtha's Vineyard.
Mr.. Georgr Capwell. who was engin.
eer Al the Allenjale mill has been en-.
gagged by the new firm to run the engine.
Mrs. John Needham who |, visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Lawton at
Ashland has had n severe spell OF sick.
ness.
Mr.. Zach, Wilson has made quitc a
change In the appearance of the Allen.
dale store since he assumed the propri.
etorshlp.
Mas Sadie White, Mhs Cora King,
Miss Ethel King and MIR Obadiah White
were entertained Saturday at Cottage
Lu'Nets, Narraganpett Terrace by Mr..
and Mrs. T. Il. Basseit.
Mr.. William Kinnecom has been siek
abcd for number OF days but ia now
somewhat better. a .ad Incident during
his sickness was the death Of his little
granddaughter, Linda Louise.
A large force OF carpenters and plumb.
e's are now at work In the village
houses and again the mill.bell awakes
the echoes morning, noon and night
marking the hours OF labor as Of old.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-07-31

as an investment. per cent. 10 o per cent.
are lar better than bank accounts at Ia
per cent. to per cent. and practically as
good.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-07-31
Very Remarkable Cure ofDiarrhosa

"Abou, ,II yesrs ego Tor the first time
IN my lite had a sudden and severe
attack Of disIrhoea." says Mrs Alice
Miller, Of Morgan, Tcxas. II got tenn.
porary relief but I, came back again and
again, and for six lcng years have
suffered more misery and sgony than
can tell. II vas worfe than death. My
husband spent hundreds oi dollars for
physicians prescriptions and festment
Without avail Finally we moved 10
Bosque county, Iour present. home. and
one day happened 10 see an advertise.
-nent of Chamberlain Cole. Cholera
and Diauhoea Remedy with testimo-
nial of a man Who had been cured by n.
The case vas 90 similar 10 ny own ths, 7
concluded 10 try the remedy. The result
vas wonderful. ! could hardly realize
that was eeli again. or believe {, could
be 20 after having suffered 40 long. bu
that one bottle Oi medicine. costing but O
ie- cents. cured me. For sale by B. A..
smith. Olneyvillei Psftef's Drug Store,
olneyville; w. DBnning & Bro, Msnion
Ave.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-07-31
NORTH SCITUATE.

Lyman Smith 10 building an addition
to his barn.
Mi" Ellie Eddy is visiting friends In
Chepaehet.
l.. +. Cole has moved to the mill
boarding house.
new roof 10 being placed on the In.
stitu,e Building.
Coomer 5. Ford Is painting Charles
Salisbury's house,
John Thornton or Olney,ille was In
town on Thursday.
A large consignment Of cotton has been
received at the mill
Miss Eleanor Boss Of the Annex is Wis
iting at 4. L. Owens.
w. II. Bowen. Jr, and lady visited
Boston on Thursday.
wheeler's Ice cream pleases a large
constituency OF buyers.
The Seituate Public Market Is now pro.
vided with telephone.
Charles Potter visited New York this
week on business TIP.
Mrs, Albert Chapman Of Providence is
the guest OF Mrs, Smith.
There Is much rejoicing here over the
closing of Brighton Park.
Another social at the Glenfo Clvb
house tomorrow evening.
Rev. G. d. Cutler will preach on Sun.
day at the Baptist Church.
Chester Smith, clerk at Cards store, Is
enjoying a vacation this week.
a clambake was held at the residence
of Rolliu A. Harris on Sunday.
A party from Danielson held a picnic
in Parker's Grove on Wednesday.
DIR. A. L Kenyon and wife Of Lowell,
Mass, are here for months stay.
A number OF boarders from Pswtucke,
arrived at Allan Angelrs this week.
A party OF young men from thi, place
are camping out at Greene's Island.
Mrs. Holden and daughter OF Provi-
dence are spending several weeks here.
Harold Stubbert OF Putnam. Conn. Il
spending few dsys in North SeItuate.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Clarke have gone
TO Bu,tonwoods for a stay OF some weeks.
The Pierce boy who was injured In the
eth Of July accident seems to be improv-
Ing.
Motorman Peter Seymour and wife
have gone TO New YORK for weeks
stay.
A number Of people from here attended
the picnic at Elliotsville, Conn. on
Thursday.
Albert J. Bennett and family OF Woon.
socket are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs,
John Bennett
A house on Main street belonging TO
Thomas Simmons is being shingled and
otherwise repaired.
a number from North Sciruaie will al
tend the lawn party at Elisha Evans's In
Johnston tomorrow.
Mrs. Arthur Hawes OF Providence and
Mrs. George Pray of Pawtucket are at
Mrs. Ida Mathewson's.
Stephen Angel. section boss for the
Providence and Danielson Railroad, is
taking vacation this week.
Stephen Lee has taken situation with
the b. and b. Fuse Co. Of Providence,
and will begin work on Monday.
Mr.. Barnes Of the Industrial Trust Co.
snd Joel Hayden OF Providence are spend.
ing their vacations at Mrs. George l..
llopkins'.
A special meeting OF school districts a
and rs will be held on Monday Angus,
3rd. The matters OF school house repairs
and appropriations will be considered.
Work has been begun on John g.
Benefits house which will be improved
by the addition OF front porch and n
'ids plaza. Spencer & Klmbsll are do.
ing the work
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-07-31
CHOPMIST.

Earle b. Arnold is visiting friends In
Providence.
Mrs. Ella Boswell has returned to her
home AZ Auburn,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Esslon Of Proyi.
dence visited friends here on Sunday.
The funeral Of Leonard X. Durfee wa,
solemnized al his late residence on
Thursday.
Mrs. George Anthony has been enter.
taining Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Kettell of
Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-07-31
Cholera In fan ntum /.

This has long been regarded ss one Of
The most dangerous and fatal diseases 20
which Infants are subject. IL can be
cured. however, when properly treated.
All that {, neoessrT 10 10 give Chamber.
lslns Collie. Cholers and Disrrhoes
Remedy and castor Oft. 90 directed with
each bottle. ard q cure :. certain For
sale BY Is. a. Smith, Olrey,ille; Pafker's
Drug Store w. Dunning 4 Bro, Msnton
Ave.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-07-31

y n. Smith' Parkor's Drug Storsand
W. Dunning n Bro. Will buy II back
IOu assume no risk when you buy
Chambsrlain's Collie. Cholers and DIsr.
rhoes Remedy. B. a. Smith, OIneyyille,
Psrk.r's Drug Store, Olneyville. W.
Dunning Il Bro, Msnton Ave. will 70.
fund the money n you are not satisfied
after using H. II IL everywhere admitted
to be the most successful remedy In use
Tor bowel complaints and the only one
that never falls Its pleasant. ssfe and
reliable.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-07-31

Dentistry Is profession with five distinct
branches, demanding skill of FIVE distinct
kinds. In our practice there are specialists
for each branch
Our way assures good work in FIVE branch
es, because constant doing of one thing
makes skill. The usual way secures good
work in one branch only, because nearly
every dentist makes one branch his hobby
and neglectS the other four.
Specialists not only do better work, but
with less pain than others, because they
work more deity and gently.
They do work cheaper. too, because they
consume less time That explains our
prices.
GOLD FILINGS o. UP; OTHER
FILINGS so CENTS UP; GOLD
CROWNS, o. UP ARTIFICIAL
TEETH. s. UP.
In this office over II years. Inquire about
us.
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