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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-15

The Vancouver Indian who bought
CONN and a key of gunpowder sub
sequently discovered that he really
didn't need the coffin.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-15

Dancing masters have decided that
the two-step must go. The side-step
will continue to be popular.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-15

A Pennsylvania woman has been
killed by henpeck. which looks like
turning of the table.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-15
TEA

We consume a great .
OF tea, but do we enjoy |
More coffee; but do wss
Joy it1
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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-15
OLD LANDMARK TORN DOWN.
Picturesque English Windmill TOO
Much Behind the Times.

Much Behind the Illness
Picturesque old windmills still sur
vive on the east coast of England
where the country is fiat and the wind
goes blowing along with that unob,
structed freedom which is so exhilar-
ating in the Fens. Now the king OF
them all has gone. A day or two
ago, at Great Yarmouth, the famous
High Tower windmill, the highest IN
England, it is said, was sold for de-
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-15
TEA
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cargo of teal
Restrict Nights of RuiId'S

Restrict flights of BuIlol'T
These requirements as TO ~
buildings in Manchester, Eng =
forced: Buildings in marrow :.
shall not exceed in hight Two I
half times the width of such y
buildings in the principal slress
restricted to ninety feet, ana
ing in ordinary streets are .resD'
to sixty-five feet.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1904-11-15
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
Rosyjsko- Japonski atlas, 10c
ma kolei North Western.

Ro.yjsko.J sponski atlas jest u
zywany ia kolei Chicago & North
Western. Try piskne kolofowe
mapy. l4x2O kazda, oprawDa W
.forme dogodua do 0 sladan'a.
W schodnie ~po}ozenie przedstawl"ne
cze6eiowo, z tabela wykazujaca
wxglednie si]e ~wojskowa , mary
narsks oraz f,nansowe zasoby Ro-
.yi Japonii. Wyslemy egzempIarz
pod kazdym adresem pc odebranin
dziesiec (l0) centdw W znaczkach
pocztowych pod adresem:
A e. Johnson, Gen Agt {. q
n. ". y Wiaoua, mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

lkl,oiu zsakllly6yc,,a,lct 4 81 bym 4 ~ tu
star'Y'ml1Ss en- y El'' ppo-
rzezaG nulaaial...
C1zy przedemnal sp [l
smialo Zbislaw.
TyS REX, sodparl Struk-
classy. "a przechere Gle
man a Z talksiimi do stolu ME
siadaja ludzie, GO sloWo Gale
aycie ~dotrzymyWali,
So Ma milosc Boza: panic
#Strukczaszy, Ola mojego do
mu, prosze cie...
Milcze przez respekt,
odrzekl starry, ale do stolu
ME siad4...
Zbis}aw podni6sl glove
smialo.
- Szanujemy oba ten dom,
zawola}, vice ME "
obronie mojej, ale czcigo9d-1
nego domu J. p. Ksieznej pa
nj zamilczec ME- moge. Jest
tn mas sila... biore pan6W do
brodziej6w j sama .Ksiezne,
dobrodziejke osobliwsza, "a
mel sprawy, DO sic
jej g1osno pred jakibadz sad
wytoczyc ME waham.
Panic Zbislawie, przer-
wala ksiezna, prosze sic ME
unosic.
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
-a -fFE FA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
!. q, Hod1 I. ! and i Company I a
SObfeski, 5-
wis.
kaka
zn,iozenie Polskich kolonii Sobie

sDoiozenie Polskich koloniiS obie--
Ski, Pulaski, Hofa Park, j
Krakow Jest y Stanie Wisconsin
Egdzie g najlepsze fanny Stanach
.sZl,jje,dnnloczonych, tsskolonie ME %
waoedllegglYch czesciach Stanu, leczsw
atarsozas'edlonej wschodniej cze6cei
5ggdtEzii,e' fsarmerzy przez d1ngie 1ata
ciesza sic dobremi urodzajami, j
Eggdd1zie miastas, wioski, koleje zelaz-
me- ne, to tvz targi SO tutaj dohre. Ny
many take uprswiione fanny ma
:sprzedaz. Po dalsze lnformacye,
c'eRnlnrik, 1maapy TAME bilety kolejo-
we pisac do
J. j. H ]ED,l q Land Company,
SOBIESKI, WIS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
RADlU M.
DarmO DarmO
RADIOS RADIOS RADIOS
Ogromna oferta robiona przez
dobrze znana Phila. firme
RADIOS RADIOS D

Tysiace osob " rozmaitych CT ,dc;ach
kraiu zostato wyleczonych przez to
wielkie odkrycte.
;Ka2da wyksztafc1na osoba sly
>zaia . Radlum, jeg" zad,iwiajaca
sl1a j lecznicza wfasuosG z%ajmowaly
.trone po stron,e " wydawnictw,e
metropolitan. Pu wiekazej c,eici
kazdy vie, il to jest najIepsxe le-
karstwo iak Bog dai Ola c~iert'acejj
ludzkosci. zarodek ohoroby kasd.-
90 gatunku, znika od aiego nis
mogg one zniesd zetkniecia sic 2
dim Many take saufanle ' ma
szem os%wiadczeniu, II reczymy ~
bexwaruukowe wyteczenie vas Go
wieoej, danny wan pismlenny kon-
trakt "a wykonanie tego Ia propoo~
zycya nigdy ME byla podwajana.
\ ypoelnijoie blank,et pon.zejj poda-
nv i naxnaczcie chorobY na skt6ra
.cierpicie q odbierxecie odwrotng
poczts ,nformacye, ktose bedae ar-
tie sta dolardw ola was. Pytajcie
jakiejbadz f,rmy bankowei wzggle-
dem naszej odpowiedslalnlroes'ci.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

ola poszukiwaczzsyJ1
grunt66W ma P6lnocno-zach6d
zach6d Poludniowo-zach6d
GRAZ TAME ratydla kolonist6W
Koleja North-.W' esten. ETY.
exkursyjjne Pc Wielce niz.f,,ny y
5tach, So ma slprzediz do wye W y
mienionyc Oh terytpry,iw Gii6WNny
pociag waggony sypiialrn turyy~
stow, wolne krzesta 70 u ldan... y
wpagonach Nalkepsse q 4 szyystkie,
co. date sprzeaazy xupefne
czeg,ddFy zgtoasi6d sic ~ ageucoS
kolei Chicago g North w estern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
ia Same a 4 & I jmu1ae l'les|

Cd ptekArx8HslgssE1.SsaILy1NITlnlsbII
Dempseyt M ssdlowiadujjem
sie, b KiilngsNe Lifeespigg l1HE-
Il D. naasjjlleppsazz9 sprzesd1iaizaae w9zj sagss'
.skladzie. 20 TEN gdy 5 81 &
wal, powiada:o sa praWdzzlIWHylAea
.doskonale;; rzecsywistte dos fVqdilasdL''.z
ME przzselkponaallsoszmrrliiee. IKazdly ich ada adkt
sprzseciiw zapclhaniu, choolraeb1iige zolaad-
Ia i WVatroby. 25sc..,wa 4. apiece M lE.ss,1l.
sKowaswskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12

SzafaWiila
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S,9S
Ksiezna uwiadomiona przzez
poslahca . przybyciu, ocz ,
kiwala 2 obiadem, ma kt6ry
sic nieco sp6znili. Gdy zaje-
chali pred ganek pa1acowy,
s}uzba W barwie odswietne]
czekala juz tutaj, dworzanie9
marsza}ek dworu... a " sail
jadalnej, przez kt6ra przecho-
die trzeba bylo, sauna ksiez-
ma ubrana bardzo }adnie, W
klejnotach, w koronkach,
wybielona, ur6zowana, ably
sic PREY m}odej PAM lepie]
wyda}a.... A mog}a nawet
swiezo wyg]adac, DO biednaa
Domcia byla blada, oczy mia
Ia wyp}akane, usta przykro
zacisniete... znac W niej by1o
nieszczesliwa ofiare...
Poniewaz ma divorce godzi-
ny obiad6w wieczerzy bar
do by}y scisle oznaczone,
prawie zaraz pc przywitanlu
ksiezna PAM spojrza}a ma ka-
meryzowany zegareczek i ka-
za1a dawac do sto}u.... sadza-
lac obok siebie pania MO
d.. -:
St61, mimo re pr6cz prey
by}ych obcych ME by}o z re-
zydentami, dworzanami i
mniej oznaczonych funkcyi>
ichmosciami r6znego kalibru..
liczy1 do trzydziestu os6b...
M6wiono ciagle... ale W tel
rozmowie poczawszy cd po-
cody, nowin dworskich, pro-
ces6w W trymbunale, sasied-
dnich ploteczek mic tax bar
do ciekawego ME >by1o. Me
( rzesz1a ona jednak bez ka-
tastrofy...
JUL wszyscy miejsca zajeli
zupe rakowa rozdawac po-
czeto... rezydenci pozatykali
serwety pod brody, BRICK ~
EEK s}yszec sic dawa}, a piw-
niczy z butelkami pod pacha
poczyna} pierwsze nalewac
kieliszki, azeby ola konkocyi
zaraz pc zupie kazdy mia} pod
rreka swa porcy%- gdy do
sail wszedl - widocznie O.
p6zniony ogromny drab,
s#dworzanin i amanuensis ksie-
znej, figura p~ocieszna 2 d}u-
ga twarza, m}oda prawda ale
nieladna i ostro do cory ma
jezionemi wfosami. Zwano 60
~ Z2aaglem, by} 2 Litwy, 'gdzie
Zagl6w rodzina stara niegdys
nawet byla MONA. Jednego
M Mich czcigodnego p~ralata
Jest nagrobek W katedrze wi
lehskiej.
E# Gdziezci watpan bywa1
panic Zagiel, spyta}a ksiezna
z K zawsze sp6znic sic mu-
lsisz?
sSsSs. Ale ia prosze w. KS.
Nose, odparl bardzo Smialo
schlopak. Cd dw6ch dni
poloWa}em i Chorazyca Ptat
ssiil6ltsk:iieggo... ledwiem co po-
HWr6cll..
S'sS-y- Chorazyca.,. tos wac
pan ii. moze do Chorazanki sic
|alecal zazartowaia ksiez-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-12
.Staroszlachecka Powiiyef'6 ka5
PRZEZ
b. BOLESKAWITE.
(Ciag dalszy)

lalSzy)
przybywszy, ME pytajac kto
by}, obmyl sic, odzial, a ze mu
% dobry obiad szlo, podazyl
do zupy. Wym6wif to vice
bez intencyi... Ale zaledwie
pochwyciwszy uchem to wy
razy j n%azWisko, PAM m}oda
zblad}a jak trup... zachwia}a
sic j zdawalo sic, re padnie
zemdlona. Szczesciem, ze
ksiezna dostrzegla zawezasu
wrazenia, postaWila szklanke.
q woda, zakrzatne}a sie... re-.
szty wstyd dokonal j omdle-
niu zapobjezono, ale Domcia
drzala cala... siedzia}a jak
trup. Nieszczesliwy Zagiel,
kt6ry ohcia1 sic uniewinnic i
"a oawic, pocza1 rozwodzic sic
mad Ptasinskiemi, mad Cho-.
razanka i mad konkurami
Horwata, kt6rego tam bardzo
miano serdecznie i oburacz
przyjmowac.
Ami chybi, re on sic tam
ozeni = dodal " kohcu.
Chorazanka juz ME pusci, a
fortuna pa6ska, a chlopak
ubogi... .
Ktos siedzacy obok przez
mi1osierdzie tracil Zagla }ok-
ciem raz i drugi, re przeciez
|da} pok6j, choc ME wiedzia1
"a co go admonicya spotka}a.
Zamilkli tedy wszyscy, ktos
rzucil W rozmowe owa malo-
wana pike, lekka, kt6ra sobie
|latwo potem podaja obojetni
wsp6ibiesadnicy... Domcia "a
czyna}a przychodzic do siebie
lgdy pred oknami sail jadal-
nej w}asnie wychodzacej W
dziedziniec migne}y konie
zachasane i bryka.
Natychmiast jeden z rely
|dent6w wsta1, zrobiono miej-
see, MIN jeszcze dowiedziano
sic, kto przyhywa j wszyst-
kich oczy zwr6cone by1y ma
drzwi, gdy W progu ukaza}a
sic poWazna postac Strukcza-
szego W paradnym stroju,
kontusz ma wyloty, zupan
niebieski at}aso}y, pas zlocis-
ty i buty dybanowe czerwo-
me-. Przystanaf nieco starry
.wasa pokrecii oczyma zmie-
rzy} zgromadzenie... Ksiezna
sic podniosla nieco, podszedl
lku niej j re staroswiecka
znizajac sic do ucalowania re-
Xxi, rozpoczal nieuchronna o
racya.
2 dawna JUL spragnio-
ny by}em zaszczytu zlozenia
ho}du mojej czolobitnosci u
stop W. KS. Mosci, kt6rej ro-
dziny dostojnej zawsz6 ia j
moi byli najwierniejszymi
slugami; vice tez milo mi
dis dopelnic najgoretszych
serca zyczen j submitujac sic
tn wyrazic moi gleboki sza-
cunek....
Reszta zginela " niewyrazz-
mem mruczeniu. ksiezna
przeWide,uiaca kl'o1'mnplikacya
nieprzyjemna, dr1zaca reka
rESA&sS4s - sHI&& ~. S&G&1 NT&9#Et&
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-29
ANTIOCH.

Robe Young and family have been
visiting relatives here the past week.
Miss Lula Albrechl, daughter ol the
principal OF the PentecoNal School Of
North Scituate, was the 'pecial singer al,
the chapel last Sunday.
On "Wednesday evening Jan. 81, three
sleighs took nineteen members oil hn.
tioch Lodge TO visit Everlasting Lodge
st Manton. They were given royal
welcome A fine collation. was awaiting
them, 10 which they did full Justice.
After the tables were CLEARED they pro.
ceeded to carry outa very pleasing pro.
gram.
The bean supper held at Young broth
era for the benefit Of the chapel was o de.
cided succcss. The crowd that gathered
came for good time, which they pro.
ceeded To- have. Two large monographs,
with nearly hundred records furnished
amusement and music for the entertain.
ment Of the guests. But no work OF
mechanism or art can quite compare with
the human voice, and band Of slngtrs
from Fiskeville with Mrs. Arthur Potter
IA accompanis, helped TO make the even.
ing one OF special enjoyment.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-29
SOUTH SCITUATE.

Try The TIMES Office when you want
any job printing,
a baby arrived At the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Angel last Sunday morning
Mrs. Charles Snow Of Providence IL
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. II. Bowen
".
Miss Ethel Bennett of Foster. who
taught the school a, Ba,,ey's Corner. died
quite suddenly hi. week.
Emanuel Ormerod and Eva NJ. Iron,,
both of ScItua'e were united In marrials o
on January 2rst by Rev. Fenner Jaque,.
Messr'. Capwell and whitman. agents
for the Society tor the Prevention of
Cruelty 10 Animals. were In town this
week.
Mr.. Cross of Brown University. presi.
dent Of the StudentsVoluntecr League Tor
Foreign Missions will speak at the
Baptist Church, Sunday at one O'Clock.
All are invited.
II you want anything In the line Of
hardware remember that John Nc
GlInchey Ia still In the business, bu, he
I. now located a little farther up Plain.
field street The new number IL o., In
Atwoods Block.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-29
KENT

Rev. ]. V. Salisbury Is expected 10
preach here next Sunday at II O'Clock,
Sunday School at iauo.
Fred Suaigh,, who has resided here
about two years has disposed OF all his
live stock and Is preparing to move away
In The near future.
George Fink. who was hurt quite badly
a ie Y weeks ago while at work for George
howarf, has 60 far recovered as TO be abe
to resume work sgRir.
Henry Walker found one OF his horses
dead In the stall when he went To the
barn las; Sunday morning. The horse
had long ago passed the average age of
horses, II being 80 years old.
The wood house on tho Smith farm on
Bald llill caught fire at an early hour
Tuesday morning aud was entirely con.
sumed. The house being in close prox.
Unity caught fire In several places hui
was put out before any serious damage
was done. The building was occupied by
Italian wood choppers and caught FIRE
from wood placed on the stove to dry.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-29
SGNTERDALE.

The Town Council meets on Monday.
william A. Swee, has completed the
harvesting of his Ice crop.
Roger Williams Lodge held regular
eonvoea,ion Saturday evening.
Rev Ja. Colwell OF 81. Adams church
Is visiting his brother at Washington.
Undertaken Fenner had charge of the
funeral services of the late James Healey
Wednesday morninga Cneterdale car
was delayed by icy track near Tetraults
store.
"A charity social given by residents of
this place will be held Feb. In Holden's
Hall at Manton,
Mt. Whitehead Is making preparations
10 open a fish market In the building Of
Ernest Simmons, near the Post Office at
Cenierdale.
Don't 40 BY come buy 10 the epi
grammstic sdmoniuon on a show win.
dow OF one of the we'll known business
houses here.
The Providence Ice Co. Il is reported,
is planning to ship one hundred and
fifty car loads of ice from this locality TO
store houses in Providence,
The funeral of Mira. Eliza w, vile of
Councilman Edgar B. Hurdis of North
Providence, will occur tomorrow At one
O'Clock at the residence OF her father,
Asahel W Hall, 500 Woo dward road.
Mrs. Hurdis was In her loth year.
The Centerdale Veterans Association
VIII hold n meeting In the Town Hall,
Saturday evening, when light refresh.
ments will be served. Appointments
will probably be made for the attendance
OF veterans at the public schools on
Grand Army Flag Day, February "a.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-29
GkANIIEV.LLE.

Luther Barnard has taken a position In
Providence.
Miss lola Harris, who has been III, Ia
under the care OF DR. Cook.
Mrs. Il. +. Russell of Danielson, Conn.
arrived here Tuesday on visit to the
home OF her brother, Mr.. George A.
Carter,
This evening at the Free Baptist
Church, the G.. l.. society will render a
musical concert. The following program
has been arranged; Overture, Mr..
Thompson and his two daughter Violin
lists aged ak and eight years; reading
Mrs. Evelyn Cook Williams; Treasure
Trove, Thompson family solo, Mrs A,
Staples; Song. OF the Rhineland, Thomp.
son family solo, THE Song that |
Heard In my Dreams" Lloyd Harris
reading, MIS- Williams; Tancrcdi.
Thompson family. Hot coffee, Ice cream
and cake will be on sale.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-29
NORTH SCrTUATE.

Mrs. Amey Angel Is very sick.
Mrs. Robert l. y man 10 very .e,iousl,
| az.
W.. +. Angelic house is nearly com
| ple,ed.
Geo. Smith has entered the employ OF
Ed. p. Harri.
Chss. Mathewson has recently pur.
chased q horse.
Geo. Hsuis and Fred Eddy are sick
with pneumonia.
VIM. Thornton and family are recover
Ing from measles.
Mrs Gilbert Aldrich visited friends In
Providence last week.
The funeral OF VIM Young was held on
Tuesday OF ,his week.
Mrs. Heary Aldrich visited friends In
Providence this week.
Mrs. Lowell Balch, OF Pawtucket, Wis.
ited her brother, Friday.
Pink eye" In connection with a severe
influenza cold Is quite prevalent
Mr.. Elmer Hopkins OF Foster Center
called on Z. p. Harris last Sunday.
a son was born TO Mc. and Mrs.
Stephen Angel on Friday of last week.
Miss Mabel wsl'or. Of Fi,kevile. viz.
tied her cousin, May Wood. over SUNDAY.
Mrs. Anna Decker of Petereboro, n. II.
Is caring for her sister, Ms Mary Sim.
mons.
Miss Edna thornton returned home
yesterday after few weeks stay at Sum
init, X. /.
II Is rumored that VIII Edwards, now
living on John Dsvls's farm. willImo,e
back TO No. Scituate 'oor.
Miss Matte Smith and MAY Wilson
have returned home after a short stay
with her sister In Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pye OF the Pentecos,al
Institute, expect TO sail for the West
Indies on Saturday, January goth.
The big Hughesdale Cos ice hou,e l.
half filled with good quality of ice.
The ice on the lake was 40 thick that II
was planed before storing.
Thomas Simmons lost horse In
Providence on Monday. The animal tell
on the ice and broke a leg. II was shd
by DIR. Larry Ddnu, the veterinary
surgeon.
The new cars ordered by the Pfovl.
dence h Danielson Railway are expected
to arrive early In March. 1t Is under.
s'ood that half hour time will be inaugu.
rated . little later IN the season.
II you want anything IN the line of
hardware remember that John Nc
Glinchcy 10 still In the business, but te
10 now located a little farther up Plain
field street. The new number Ia 64-In
A,woods Block.
Wallace r.. second son Of Mr.. and Mr,.
Elmer Barden, died on Thursday Of last
week of rheumatism OF the heart. lie
"aA SeioVeo oJ 'ne NiIIsRe people 10
whom he delivered the daily papers and
by teachers and pupils.
The funeral OF Wallace Barden was
solemnized at the Baptist Church LAST
Sunday at O'Clock p. m, Rev. Mr.
Northup officiating. The beresved pa.
rents have the sympathy OF the entire
community, this being the second ION
they have buried In less than year.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-29
Dislooated Her Shoulder.

Mrs. Johanna Soderholm, OF Fergus
Falls. MINI, Tell and dislocat.d her
In place as soon a. possible, but II was
quite sore and pained her very much.
Her son mentioned that he had seen
Chsmberlains Pain Balm advertised Tor
spraIns and soreness, and she asked him
10 buy her bottle OF It. which he did. II
quickly relieved her and enabled her TO
sleep which she had not done for several
days. The son was 40 much pleased with
the relief 1t gave his mother that he has
.ince recommended II TO many others.
For sale by B. A. Smith, Olneyyille; W..
Dunning * Bro, Manton Ave Psrker's
DR. x store. Olneyvi;le. In
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-29
Keep Your Head Cool,

your conscience clear and your bowels
open" There Is ton OF common-sense
In II. Constipation Is death in life. The
in,estines are clogged with matter. You
must move II or be sick fever possibly.
Take Csl-eura Solvent, DR.. David Ken.
nedy's new medicine until the bowels are
clear and natural Write 10 The Cal cura
COMPANY, Rondout, ". Y, tor a free
sam pie bottle
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-29
ALLENDALE.

Mr.. Marcus JoslIn and family have
moved into the house formerly occupied
by Mrs. Geo Coznens.
Mr. and Mp. T. P.Bassett, Miss Sadie
White. Miss Cora King, Mi" Annie
Warren, Miss Mabel Olney and Masters
Norman aud Glenroy Basseu attended
Mr.. Iadiee Sisson's hssemblyIu Provi.
nenc~ last Thursday evening
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-29
CLAYVILLE.

+. B. lIlll has new line OF gloves,
miIlens and gentlemens' underwear.
Fleeced lined shirts and drawers at soc.
each. Pure Leaf Lard, Ioc. lb.i pork,
roc. ID. minoe meat, 3 packages for age;
Wilson's Best Flour, 81 IS bbl. S8c. per
bag, a.! lbs Yellow trading stamps.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-29
To Cure A Cold In one Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money n II fail.
to cure +. w. Groves signature Ia on
each box. age.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-01-29
NOTICE
TO Consume ofGaS
Providence Gas Company
MARKET SQUARE

After January 9o all bills for consumed will be rendered
monthly.
Commencing with January bill PREsENTED FEBUARY) discount
thousand feet consumed will be made from the
OF S thousand to those who their bills before
10th of the month Fills be paid General Office No.
Market Square of b the Gas Stove Store No.
Westminster Street.
Checks mailed in Of bills reach the General Office
before of 10th
title the the discount
Gas bills will be delivered the premises where consumed
either by distributors mail 1t all bills will be
hands OF the not later than the 5th the month
The readers and distributor bills employed by this
will plain sight numbered badge
providence Gas Co. thereon and they will be furnished wa certificate
OF their authority signed by the of the Company in the
readers and distributors only
Collectors regularly employed by this Company will be furnished with
badge and fcate of their outside
the o the Company
MONEY FOR THIS COMPANY. JOHN w. ELLIS,
Providence K. l., Dec. 20, President and
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-12-31

q + u
Jacob Maxwell was called to Nampa
Monday by the serious illness Of a brother
Frank Mcdowell visited his brother here
for a few days, from Friday until Monday.
Roy Myler spent Christmas with his par-
ents, returning to the hills Tuesday.
Mabel Trowbriige, our school teacher, is
spending the holidays ather home on Hen
derson Flat 1854
Miss Myrtle Mussell has engaged to
teach school near Emmett. We under
stand she starts for her work this week.
John Garner and family and Mr. flames
and family of Pleasant Ridge spent Christ
mas at ]. w. McDowel's \
Clarence Van Houten and Ray Estes
went to Nampa Saturday night to visit
friends aud relatives during the holidays.
The Christmas tree and entertainment
we're well attended. A good program was
rendered consisting of songs and recita-
tions.
very pleasant week was spent at the
home of DR.. Mvler on the 18th in the pop
ular game of pit" Those present were:
Misses Leila Tracy, Ethel Mcdowell, Myrtle
and Minnie Mussell and Messrs Paul Tracy,
Sherman Mussell, Roy and Alan Myler.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-12-31
HOMEDALE ITEMS

Homedale, Idaho, Dec. %, 1904-Ispecial
to THE TRIBUNEi. Martin Jensen was in
Caldwell the first of the week.
Miss Leila Tracy is spending the holidays
at home. --=
]. w. Mcdowell and daughter visited
Caldwell Monday.
Felix Howard is over in Boise Valley at
his old home visiting this week.
The addition to VIM. Thomas residence
is nearing completion. ..
H. II. Mcdowell is improving slowly, be-
ing still confined to the house,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-12-31
Series Of Meetings

The Methoaiata have planned to give a
series of meetings at their church to oeglh
with the first week in January