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| ine hordiy 10 open LOT Tic PuohS Oh
Bob Son of Battle.
Heroines of Fiction.
American Authors and Their Homes.
BY Pike and Dyke.
By England's Aid.
Lion OF North
Thrall OF Left the Lucky.
Conquests.
Rhymes Of Childhood.
Little Book OF Western Verse.
Pittypat and Tippytoe.
Love Songs OF Childhood.
Mans Value to Society.
For Freedom OF Sea.
Old Times In Colonies.
Hound OF Baskervilles.
Mythology.
Macbeth.
Henry VIII.
Richard VII.
Les Miserables.
Alice OF Old vincennes.
Court of Boyviiles.
Janice Meredith.
King John.
Reign OF Law.
Quentin Durward.
/ Excursions OF Eyolutionist.
Old Mortality.
Labor and Capital.
Daniel Webster.
Hon. Peter Sterling.
Arundel Motto.
Road to Nowhere.
/ Ascent OF Man.
Great Books as Life Teachers.
/ Sentimental Tommy.
Colonel Carter OF Cartersviiic.
Pocms-Byron.
Poems-Chauc.r.
Pocms-Spencer.
Poems-bryant-
| SilaE Mariner.
EhsayR-Eliot
Redemption Of David corson.
| Strenuous Lifc-Roosey.it.
American Commonwealth.
MTS. wigsS.
Kcntons.
Greek Heroes.
BoyH Of 90.
True Stories OF Ancient History.
Kathrinh.
For the Boys Sake.
History Of America.
SayanaToia.
Huekieborry Finn.
Tom Sawyer.
/ Celebrity,
John Ward. Preacher.
Elizabeth aud Her German Garden.
At Hack Of North Wind.
Man of House.
Three Peoples.
faEthrst North.
American Citizen.
Beautiful Jos.
Phil and Ills Friends.
i.i,ii. Master.
Mexican Ranch.
History for Grade and District School
Power Through Rrpasr.
March to SEA
Memorials Of :. Planter.
TTamps About the Farm.
Alice and Tom.
our Friends the Birds.
| Nature and Life.
I Victor In Bussland.
Heart Culture
Block with Which We Build.
Stories of y. & & c. America
CnFtrs. Mou,csuma and Mexico.
l Stories II indian Chirftains.
Little Journeys TO Alaska and Can
ada.
Little Journeys to Hawaii and Philip
pines.
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A Mother's RccommcndatIou.

have used chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy for number Of years and have no
hesiianey in saying that Il Is the bes,
remedy for coughs. colds and Group
haye.sver used in my family. have no,
words 10 express my confidence in this
remedy. -Mrs. ]. 4. Moore. North Star.
Mich. For sale by all druggists.
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A Real Estate suap.

Ten acres ? miles wss, Of Main St and
i-s milo north u Santa Fe track.
Si.ISo. i-5 cash. balance IN !. 2 and 5
years; or sl.6T5 cash. Call on or ad-
dress S. s. Bailey. OF tho Enterprise
Office. 5o-u
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stoetlloidcr. Annnnl n,ee,lnp.

The annual nCsting uJ the Valley Hotel
Company, uu' having been held at the rpgu.
lar tiirc. the s1mn VIII he held at tho Ollie,
ot the Company IN Rocky FOui on saturday,
February - l''Hf at % n'Cluck o.. IN. for THE
puTpu sC ~ eirUfinE directors and the trans.
Hctlnn 10 ANY other business which may
come before the meeting.
~, ". GIBSON, President.
Attest =. J l3EtFEIs Secretary.
!irst publication January II. 1870.
Last publication February ~, 1873
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New Melon Growers Association.

On Tuesday at Swink the F. o. 3.
Melon Growers Association was organ
iEed with a membership Of SIS. and which
expects to grow and ship 500 acres Of
eantaloupes this coming season. The as
soeiation has the following officers:
Oliver Adeoek. President.
Z. N. Berry. Viee-President
r. X. Norton. Secretary.
Marion Allen. C. Petrie and A. NJ.
Stokesberry. in connection with the Off
GERS, constitute the board Of directors.
The association has contracted to ship
sli',heir produce through {. r. Nichols &
Co, Of Chicago,
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School Entertainment and social.

There will be school entertainment at
the Grand Valley school house. five miles
south Of Rocky Ford. Wednesday even
ing. Feb. 25. 1908. After the entertain
ment there will bo basket social. The
funds raised to be used to purchase a
school library. All girls and ladies are
requested ~ bring baskets. There will
be two classes Of baskets-little girls and
others. All invited to attend.
G. F. Weist, Teacher.
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Time Table.
GOING WEST.

The Colorado Flyer which pass
rs west at l.O5 a. m. aud east N
1884 p. m. does not stop.
California Limited semi-weckl,
from La Juuta.
L. G.. CUERAS. Agent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20
For Rent

Four room cottage on North 2nd st.
Inquire of Mrs. ]. H. Burr 2lo west Swink
Av. 2Z-tf
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Go TO W. l, Stevens & Co.'S north
Main meat market for the best and
cheapest meats. Phone 222 White. 55tf
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Little Journeys to Cuba and Puerto
Rico.
Little Journeys to China and Japan.
Talks About Authors.
Captains Courageous.
Beyond the Gates.
Indian Basketry.
Arthur Bonnicastle.
Ramona.
Stringtown on Pike.
Richard Carvei.
Portion OF Labor.
Heritage OF Unrest.
Mississippi Bubble.
None But the Brave.
Dorothy Vernon.
Kim.
Eternal City.
Blennerhassett.
Ono Knew Best OF All.
Buell. Hampton.
Right Of Way.
Poems-I.ongfellow
Poems-whittier.
Poems-Tennyson.
Poems-fiolmes.
Poems-Emerson.
Poems Here at Home.
Afterwhiies.
Child World.
Love Lyrics.
Story Telling with Scissors.
Rainy Days and Sunny Days.
Paradise Of Childhood.
Songs. Games and Rhymes.
Holiday Songs. Etc.
Primary Methods.
kindergarten Stories and Morning
Talks.
Mother Play and Nursery Sonss.
Musical Pocms-fieid.
Song Of Life.
The Child
Children of Cold.
Calendar Stories.
Round the Year in Myth aud Song.
Nature Stndy-Thr-c Volumes.
In Story Land.
Story of Hiawaiha-
Stories OF Red Children.
Days Out Of Door
First Steps in Scientific knowledge.
King of Park.
Nature Myths and Storica
Talks About Common Things.
One Hundred Lessons In Nature.
How TO Teach hugs. Etc.
Sa,ur. Study and Child.
Myths and Mother Plays,
Strange Adventures OF niiiy Triii.
Madame Ankora.
Tcd's Little Deer.
Three Marsrri,.s.
NarEartr Mon,toTt.
f-ssy.
Rita
frrniry House.
Queen Hiidesar,ic.
iiiicEaric's Holiday.
Hiid-gard-'s Neighbora.
Snow White.
Rnain the u-au.
What Came TO winifErd.
LONELINESS
Story Without End.
Elsie Books-voiumes II. and III.
Alexander Hamilton.
Thomas Jefferson.
Little Sister TO Wilderness. &,
Sc~ England 0irihood.
Animal World.
insect World.
Sors-isnd Tales.
Wild Life Under Equator.
In Willis of Florida.
My kalulu.
Nathan Hale.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

cantaloupe Seed For Sale. Three
grades. Scots. 5oets and 2oe,s per
pound. Address John Little. Rocky Ford.
Colo. 56-so
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Buy your Bread with the letter "A" at
C. F. Abel G. Co.
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flake [. H. Gorbrng your butcher. At
his Meat Market viii be found the very
best. 25tf.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

At the woman's Exchange will be
found all kinds Of Health Foods, inelud-
ing 5 varieties Of Zwiebaeh white. whole
wheat and Graham.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL LIBRARY.
Large Addition of New and Valuable Books Just
Now Ready For Distribution

aaogued public
following
The lis openf fol the public Thur sony
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Beautiful three room house for sale.
sos south 9th street. 36-4o p.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Farm Leases ard many other Legal
Blanks lss sale ~ tie Enterprise office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Go to C. F. Abel & Co. for a delicious
cup Of Coffee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Woman with baby wants position as
hulssaespsr a. once. Address. Mrs.
Zelda ealss, Rocky Ford sSu
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

found at Gerbing's meat market. IL not
now customer give him call.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

whsn you feel blue and everything
goes wrong. take dose Of Chamberlain s
Stomach ard Liver Tablets. They will
cleanse and invtgofate your stomach. reg
ulsts your b1wiHs. give you relish for
your food ard mako y6u feel ;ha; in this
old world Is J good place TO live. For
Sale by al druggist
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-02-20

Ths best physis. Once tired and you
will always Use Chambsflaia's Stomach
and Liver Tablets says William 4. Gi-
rafd. Fsasp. VI. Thefs Tablets arc tho
most preups. fusss pleasant and mos. ro-
Liable esshafus in uss. For sale by all
dfaseLsEs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-08

game than compound a pill TO ride the
flying horses than worry over the stock
quotations. and so on through the entire
list Truly Rocky Point accomplishes
many supremely good results undreamed
OF by its original projectors. Its benefits
are limitless
For week OF August 9th the following
strong list OF vaudeville acts appears on
the Casino bulletin: Walter Stetson and
Media Herman, the Vilona Sisters,
Quinlan and Howard. the Sisters Hart
ford, Sinclair and Covert Wells and
Wells. Smith and Blanchard, the Nor
rises. Paulette, Flora Scott. Laura
Houston. and. by special request. Norma
Wills and Monte Collins.
Monday, August 10th. moonlight OF the
trolley car men Of Fall River: Tuesday.
excursion OF the Bartenders' union OF
Fall River the Knights OF Columbus OF
Newport and the Canonchet Lodge. l. O.
q. +. of Newport: Wednesday. the butch
ers and grocers OF North Attleboro. the
Zion church OF Providence and the Cen
tral Circle club OF Pawtucket: Thursday
the 81. Joseph's church OF Providence
and the Catholic order OF Foresters from
Taunton: Friday moonlights from Provi-
dence and saturday. Odd Fellows day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-08

by which inevits BILE horrors are so great
ly mitlgated, while by unyieldlng prose-
cution OF warfare against armed forces
its valor has been demonstrated.
''All honorable activity and life for the
army must exist within the well-defned
lines OF patriotism, untarnished honor,
sterling integrity, impartial justice. obe-
dience TO rightful authority and inces-
SAINT warfare against armed enemies.
The events of recent wears have placed
upon the army a new obligation and an
opportunity for broader exemplication OF
It's ccuntry's principles. The United
States army is now brought into daily
communicat tion with millions Of people
TO whom its individual members of every
grade are the exponents Of American
civilization serious duty and great
honor are now presented to every officer
and soldier namely. to exempify 20 those
with whom he comes In contact our coun-
try's principles Of equal and exact jus
tice. Immunity from violence. equality be-
fore ghe law and the peaceful use and
possession OF his own.
The lieutenant general has faith that
under all circumstances the army will he
as honorable and glorious as has been its
history I'm the past. His earnest solicit
tude and hest wishes will ever follow the
fortunes OF the army.
NELSON A. MILES.
Lieutenant General Commanding"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-08
KEITH'S THEATRE.

| From an intense drama 10 a farcical
comedy is a long step but the unfailing
ability Of the Albee Stock company 10
cope with any kind OF legitimate attrac-
tion will be certain 10 make a big sue
cess OF their production OF The Magis-
trate." which is the coming weeks at
traction at Keiths. This funny play
was produced by the original Albee COM
pany at Keith's two years ago and made
an unqualified hit with local theatre
goers. who have since that time re-
quested Manager Lovenberg 10 repeat It.
II is from the facile pen OF Arthur
Wing Pinero. unquestionably one OF the
most brilliant dramatists OF the age. who
numbers among his efforts such tremen-
dous successes as Sweet Lavender"
THE Amszons. lady Bountiful Iris. -
THE Second Mrs. Tanqueray." and nu-
merous others. THE Magistrate is n
farce OF the broadest type, so full Of
amazing situations and funny lines as TO
make the laughter incessant II tells Of
the efforts OF newly married woman to
conceal her age from her husband. telling
him that she Is five years younger than
she really Is. This makes her son by a
former marriage fourteen years old in
stead nineteen, and his tastes and
habits are far In advance OF youth OF
fourteen.
The appearance on the scene Of the
boys godfather makes II necessary for
his mother 10 warn the godfather. TO do
which she goes 10 the Hotel dss Princes
accompanied by her sister. While the
mother is away. the son and stepfa ther,
the Judge. go 10 the Hotel des Princes for
lark. While the two parties unknown
10 each other are in different rooms OF
the hotel. II Is raded by the police. The
magistrate and his step-son manage 10
escape, but the magistrates wife and
sister the godfather and his friend are
arrested
The next morning they are brought
before the magistrate. and the fun that
follows can better be imagined than de-
scribed Mr. owen will play the title
role. as Judge Posket. a role I'm which
he had previously had great success. and
Miss Reimer will play the distracted
Mrs. Posket. Miss Phillips will play
Charlotte Verrinder, Mrs. Poskets sister
and Mr.. Losee will portray the retired
military officer Colonel Lukyn. the god
IA ather OF Mrs Posket's boy. Cis Far
ringdon, which character role will be
played by Mr. Nicander. Miss Ingram
will have a strong character role as the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-08
DOWN THE RIVER.
The August Boom Is Now on At delightful
Rocky Point.

The August boom is on with rush at
Rocky Point and the great crowds f1nd
themselves expected and prepared for In
the most complete and satisfactory man
ner.
The open secret OF the prosperity OF
this great resort lies in the fact that the
management measure It's success entire
ly by the enjoyment OF its patrons-the
safest basis in the world-and that Is
why no stone is left unturned 10 keep
Rocky Point ever up to its hish-water
mark of superiority.
The argument that IL is the most beau
tiful spot on the bay is never used To on
set any shortcomings In the various de-
partments; on the contrary. the merits or
the shore dinner. the vaudeville and the
many other attractions are always In
keeping with the lavish natural advan-
tages of the location-above and beyond
the possibility Of rivalry.
There never was time when the ad-
vantages OF Rocky Point so appealed TO
all sorts and conditions OF people II Is
the outdoor and athletic age Women no
longer dawdle idly on piazzas In summer
to save their complexious: young girls
have forsworn fancy work for Golf and
tennis; elderly men and women are hard
70 find-they are all young these DAYS;
the whole tendency is 10 outdoor anuse-
ment and open-air pleasures. 50 Rocky
Point fiourishes as never before.
Lawyers. doctors. merchants-repre-
sentatives of every profession and trade
go there for relaxation and rest They
are becoming wisely convinced that N is
better at times 10 shoot the chutes than
clinch an argument, TO watch a ball
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-08

Washington. Aug. s.--Lieut Gen. Nell
son A. Miles. commanding the army re-
tired from active service at noon today.
having reached the age limit of "a years.
The following order was issued today:
washington. Aug 3. 1903.
The retirement from active service by
the president. Aug s. 1893. OF Lieut.. Gen.
Nelson A. Miles, L. S. A. by operation
OF law, under the provisions Of the act Of
nounced. sieut Gen. Miles will pro
coed 10 his home. The travel enjoined
is necessary for the public service.
by order OF Secretary OF War
III. G. CORBIN.
"Adjutant General. L. s. A
Gen. Miles has issued an address on
the occasion Of his retirement from ac-
tive service, In which he says:
GENERAL ORDERS No. iis
Headquarters OF the Army.
washington. Aug 5. 1898
I'm accordance with the provisions OF
the, act Of congress OF June 80, 1882 the
service Aug. S. 1903
In relinquishing the command of the
army of the United States. 10 which he
was assigned by the president Oct Q 1895
ne hereby acknowledge his appreciation
Of the fidelity manifested by the officers
and soldiers during the past eventfiil
years
FOR FUTURE WELFARE.
To those who were his companions
and associates during one OF the great
est Of all wars he takes pleasure in ex
pressing his qualification that thsv have
lived through the trials and dangers OF
long service 10 witness the results OF
their fortitude herosm and unselnsh de
votion 10 the welfare of their country.
They have also IN a most commenda bic
manner. exemplihed TO the Younger gen
Grafton of soldiers those principles Of dis
cipline and patriotism which make the
army the protector and defender and
never the menace OF the nation and SIS
liberties
The time and occasions are consid
cred opportune for expressing to the
army a few thoughts concerning its past
and that which may affect its future wei
fare.
"Unswerving devotion 20 our govern
ment and the principles upon which Il
was established and has been maintained
is essential TO the efficiency of the ma
tional forces and especially is this so
In democratic government. where the
Individual In order 10 be a perfect sol
dier. must first be n true citizen.
During the darkest hour of our his.
tory the first commander OF the Amcri-
can forces demonstrated the grandeur
and nobility of his chara ctcr by combat
ting the evil influences then pervading
the army. and by msnifesting the strong
est confidence and faith I'm the ultimate
justice and integrity of his government
HIS words Of wisdom, uttered al New
burg l2o years ago. had the effect Of in
spring 'unexampled patriotism and pa
tient virtue rising superior 20 the press
ure OF the most complicated sufferings
The commanders of the army sue
ceeding Washington have bv their ex-
ample. influence and orders engendered
and maintained the highest degree OF
efhcieney. discipline and patriotism
ENTRIES OF ALL SORTS
In the discharge Of It's manifold duties
the army has confronted enemies repre.
sentng every stage Of human develop
ment from the highest civilization vet
obtained 10 savsgery and barharism. II
has ever been its duty 20 observe I'm war
those chlvalric and humane princlples
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-08
EMPIRE THEATRE.

Next week sees the close of a most
successfui summer season at the Empire
theatre. Cinderella will be the farewell
attraction offered to the public by Miss
Roher and her company. II ia ORA
matization of the fairy story. Of which
we have all listened TO with open mouth
ed wonderment when we were children.
Miss Roher intends making porten-
tious production. az there will be a num-
ber Of extra people. and some beautful
scenery rs now in course Of preparation
Tuesday will be Katherine Rober day.
when a testimonial benefit will he ten
dered Miss Roher by the management
Wednesday and Friday will be souvenir
nights. Mr. w j. Sradys photo will
be given TO the patrons Wednesday even
ing and that OF Miss Lillian Kingsbury
on Friday night
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-08
FOUND GUILTY AND FINED.
Michael Spalght Before Court on CTuslty to
tnimai chaye-Hs tupelIed,

on a charge brought by Agent Smith,
Prosecuting agent for the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals, Mich
ael Spaisht. we'll known local team
ster, was before the Sixth district court
Yesterday
According 20 the testimony OF Assistant
Agent Whitman of the $. T. &. A.. a
horse used by Mr. spaight. July q, % and
q was lame and unnt for labor other
witnesses told that the animal was APP
parently UNIT for labor because the hoof
was broken and the shoe seemed resting
on the quick.
Mr. spaight in his own defence said
that there was a gray horse in the cellar.
20 which his attention was called. but
the horse didn't belong TO him. nor was
II working for him. IL was working for
Mcguire a Penniman II was used. all
told. i5ik hours He didn't tell Agent
Smith that he had bought or was going
10 buy the horse He had nothing to do
with the horse
In REORGANIZATION he said that an
Italian who drove the pair Of grays. was
hired by him. and that the horse was kept
In his barn on the nights OF the 2lst and
22d
He examined the horse. and the hoot
was sound and IN good shape The toe
was not worn down. The horse did rot
favor that leg going out Of the cellar.
but favored Il going back.
u. r. Durfee said that he supplied a
horse for the use of Mcguire & Pennimsn
who were responsible for his use. The
horse was brought hack 20 his place and
seemed 90 be lame u was turned out
nights FOR about a week afterward and
then seemed to be all right lie did not
find the foot IN any alarming condition.
and said the horse works All riehf ot "a,
present time.
The court found the defendant guilty
aud Imposed a fne 81 SIS and costs. from
which Mr. 2nalghf annralcd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-08
FEAST OF ST. PARIDIE.
The Italians Of Federal Viii CuIony Are
Celebrating Once kors.

Another festival Is on at Little Italy
on Federal hill. II began with a hand
concert last night and will he terminated
by display Of fireworks this evening.
This time II Is tho feast OF st Paridie.
at one time bishop ot Tisno. Italy.
Arthur avenue and Spruce street were
brilliantly Illuminated last night. and
many flags. the American and Italian
predominating. were used as decorations
The concert was by the Imperial band.
The committee I'm charge of the fete
Follows: Mariana Sparlano. chairman:
Carine Asprino. Stefano Balasco Vim
cenzo Dlamio and Nlncenzo PellIgino
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-08

RHODE ISLAND DRUG s Westminster HANDY weybossct
Smith
LETH 7s Main LUTHER onns WALSH 7 Westminster
g.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-08
CRESCENT PARK THEATRE,

There IL an excellent vaudeville bill
At the attractive open air theatre AZ
Crescent Park this week that has de-
lighted hundreds of visitors 10 that pop
ular resort.
n comprises MsdEe Anderson. vocal
ist. Tnlson and RickingS IN character
changes. Hanson and Drew I'm a laugh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-08
COMING TO THIS CITY.

Mr. Frederick g. sibiey. former secre-
tary of the hoard of trade Of Springfield.
Mass will shortly come to Providence
In the interest of Brsdstreet's agency.
az Springfield and his efforts I'm tn, in
tersst OF the board ~ trade 90 that ci'y
have been most successful II was
through him % great degree. thst the
Connecticut river scheme vas carried
out making that river navfeabie 20
Springfield He also advanced numer-
Gus other improvements that worked for
the selfare OF that city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-08

able rural sketch entitled the Village
Bill Poster"
That well known musical team, the
Brothers Tauneau. also appear. and W.
l. Harvey and company in the laugh
able new comedy sketch. the Bedroom
Upside Down" which is said 20 be orig
inal
The bill is 10 be changed next week
with Ave new speciality acts and that ever
laughable and enjoyable farce, Null
doon's Picnic" by capable comedians.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-08

The providence news Summer Resor,
hureau can supply you with guides "a
me very best sections OF New EnEls nd
you are looking for a good camp for
the coming summer. Excellent nshins
among the Maine wSocs and other sec.
uons. Booklets free 10 all appIicanta
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-08
A DAY AT THE PIER

Popular excursion TO Nara ga nsett Pier
on "Wednesday. August 18th. by special
train via the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad. at very low rates--s5
cents from Pawtucket and az cents from
Providence. Secure tickets in advance as
the number is limited
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-08

cockney maid Popham. and Miss Kir
win will be the Beatie Tomlnsou, Mr.
Caldara playing Capt Horace Vale. MIR
Winter, Mr.. Webb and Mr.. Marsh will
all have important roles. and a notable
is anticinat tod
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-08

Mr stslate-Don't those trolley cars
make an awful racket when they 60 hy
the door,
Miss Rcrd-Yes. and they pass o. such
inopportune moments II was on ae.
count ~ them that you didn't hear the
clock ,he lsst two times Il struck-Phil-
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