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The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
FALL OF SNOW
STOPS TRAVEL
Storm Rages in the Thumb"
District of Michigan and
Railroad Lines Are Blocked

DETROIT, Feb Storm reports
from the Thumb" district OF Michigan
tonight are Disappointing A snow
DIow which succeeded in working
south from Harbor Beach 70 Port Hu-
ron yesterday was started uorthward
to-day. but on the return trip made lit
tie progress. The Pere Marquette line
being exposed 70 the winds from Lake
Huron is buried IN snow drifts before
the opening made BY the STOW pIow
can be made use Of
II Is ninety miles from Port Huron
70 Port Austin and reports received to-
night show that the STOW pI0w and
relief train which started at ? p n
had worked uorthward only about
twenty miles.
At Palm station, fifty miles from
Port Huron. there is a Junction and
the snowbound village OF Harbor
Beach IS situated eighteen miles from
Palms. on the branch line.
The Sagfoaw-Port Huron branch Of
the Pere Marquette IS blocked between
MarIette ard Brown City. where the
eastb0uud train that left Saginaw for
Port Huron at : a. m is showed in The
westbouud train that left Port Huron
ar $50 0. III IS at Brown City, unable
m proceed until the eastbouud train T-
released
Earlier in the day II was thought
thar rhe Port Huron-Saginaw lire was
oper. but the cuts were filed with snow
before to-day's trains could get
n r7FI zf-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
RAIN POURS ON THE FIELDS
- FROM NORTH TO THE SOUTH
|HE long expected and
much needed rain in Cen
d tral and Southern Cali

THE long expected and
much needed rain in Cen
tral and Southern Cali
fOruia has come. greatly
70 the delight Of the farm
ers and OrchzriisJs- Re-
ports from nearly all sections OF
the state indicate that the
dowupour Is general and profit
able The entire section OF the
country west OF the Rocky
Mountains received = drenching
yesterday and last night The
winds were unusually high yes
teriay. At Point Reyes and at
North Head a velocity Of sew
euty miles an hour was attained
In the interior Of California the
wind was less violent In Ne
Fada = velocity OF ffty-twO
miles an hour WIS reported
snow was falling On the Coast
Range and In the Sierrzs last
niEar- ForecAs1er Meade says
there VIII probably be a Light
snowfall on Mount TamalpGis
to-day.
The storm first appeared on
the Washington coast last Tues
day night II came southwark
very slowly and had reached
the Tehachapt az O'Clock last
evening. The barometer pres
sIre WAS very low. At some
points IN the State the twenty
nine inch mark In said 70 have
been reached The heaviest
rainfall was az san Luis Obispo
and amounted 10 60 Of an inch.
The rainfall in san Francisco
was nearly haif an inch Nc
Adfe l. OF the opinion that
great deal more rain may fall
within the next few days. At
anv rate the area Of high pres
sure has disappeared and there
: apparently nothing 10 him
der q return 70 normal Febru-
ary conditions
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
PAYERS UNION AT OUTS
WITH UNITED RAILROADS
Worknen Claim That Corporation
Reduced Wages and Added an
Hour TO Each Working Day.
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The PAYERS Union is at outs with the
United Railroads over time and wage
schedules, and unless the differences
are quickly adjusted q strike win sure
" be the result A few weeks ago the
United Railroads reduced the wages OF
the PAYERS from S3 80 70 s. 80 a day and
tackled on another hour 10 the nine
hour schedule. The PAYERS have ap-
peaIed TO the Supervisors for assistance
and viii try TO settle the matter with
cut striking
The CIOakmakers are stfu EzrrfuE
They claim that many Of the union
hands who broke away from the union
and went 20 work refuse To pay the fine
inflicted by the union. and trouble may
result If the men persist in holding out
The gas workers and the gas COM
pany are having trouble over wages
and hours Of toll The Labor Council
offered TO settle the differences, but
both parties refused
The Ioug-expected merger between
the three branches Of the Electrical
Workers Union came about last night,
and now the three branches viii exist
under one name-
The headquarters Of the State Fed
Grafton Of Labor is now located IN the
Murphy building
The bridge and structural workers
are preparing TO welcome their presI-
dent. Frank Buchanan, who VIII arrive
here shortly.
The Cooks Association of the Pacific
Coast VIII give It's fourth anniversary
ball at Native Sons Hall tomorrow
ufEht-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
Accused Of Failure to Provide.

A warrant was sworn out before P0-
Ice Judge Fritz yesterday by Mrs Elsie
walsh. s00IlS Sixteenth street. for the
arrest Of her husband Andrew C.
Walsh, on 4 charge OF failure 70 pro-
vide for their child She alleges that
they have been married two years and
Walsh has not contributed 70 her or
the chfId's support Walsh is an ex-
policeman and IS now q special officer
Al the racetrzck
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
Rus-eu conwen % speak.

Russell H COuweII. the noted Lecturer
OF the Temple College. Philadelphia.
VIII be the attraction at the entertain
ment in the Young Mems Christian As
sociztiOn auditorium tonight at 9
O'Clock II viii be the first appearance
Of DR.. CouweI IN this city HIS subject
Is an attractive one
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
Gives Farewell Concrrt

Charles z Robson and his orchestra
gave farewell concert at the Cen
trzI Methodist Episcopal Church last
night before 4 large and euthusfa site
audience. This excellent organization
has supplied the music for this congre-
CATION ar evening service for the last
two years and has given eminent sat
fsfzetiou. and now retires 70 make room
for the new choral choir.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
RUNS DOWN AN AGED MAN
WHILE RACING TO A FIRE
Acting Battalion Chief MAXWELL Fails
to See Pedestrian as He Ap-
proaches Street Corner

Acting Battalion Chief Maxwell OF
rra Fire Department ran down John
CoriTo. an aged Mexican. at the cor
uer Of Montgomery street and Broad
wsy about O'Clock last night as he
was Speeding 20 a fire Maxwell did
nor see the unfortunate Pedestrian IN
I'll TOO late 70 check the speed Of his
horse
CorfIIo was taken to the Central
Emergency Hospital in an unconscious
condition He is suffering from q frac-
t1re Of the skull and the attending
physician. DR.. Stevens, says that death
viii probably result
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
o, X. e ~. CO.

Crsr1u sails Feb :. =. =. Ma 9 -. -
A--sr : 4nd IT. : : Orez1n - temporarily \
ssrvice instead q rhs Comma -Eecrze =
ET4s- -sf7s Esh - Wa--E 3 II -
AurT . 17E L. 0-lT steamship L-e % Er1-L- =
AND Or ard srcr- rall ll-s from Ecr--a---
= sTT --f--z Ezz- -hrruz- tickets % a.
-ofrr-s Al rail CT steamship and ran AZ - u =
EST RATES Scaa-sr tickets l-c---e 1er-1
- --asrs Stzan-sr salIs f-CC @ -pea- 81 AZ
- = 9I70TE4 Ger A-r- Pass Cer--.
I 1f~r-x-r-z-y zr O. CLEFE'DElla -i9-- AZ
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The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
DR. Brackett Makes an Inspection.

Dr. Charles F. Bracket the newly
appointed chief emergency surgeon.
made a tour Of inspection Of the
emergency hospitals yesterday He
was highly pleased with the condition
OF affairs at the various institutions.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
THE EMPORIUM.
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HandkerchfeS Zoe
LII Ensn a-r L-nIN

(4H linen z5c kind
Ioo dozen won-n's pure linen h-nscitched,
embroidered hzrdkcrchi-fs, nic- sheer material,
dainty patterns, but having very s-ighr manu-
f1crurer's imPerfection; thread awry or a
Grtle knor; 50 instead Of z5c e4ch. to-day and
Saturday. foe
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05

CHICAGO. FEB. 4-Tte official call FOR the
Prohfhf hfrfcu National Convention. which IS 70
eorvsra IN Tor1firscn EaI II TndianauoIis OF
wednesday June -. was issued tonight BY
Oliver W. Stewart. Chairman oc the National
Counzfttss-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
togo KISEN KAISHA,

o1FTENrAr4 STEAMSHIP COZ
Ersa-srs VII leave War corner 80 A1f
E-z--4r streets. 1r I = r. e1r EQa0-AAA
~ EF~uEz1re- -a1It-g az E1be .El1sui. Ma
so z-a ShanEhzL and CONNECTING a. Ho1s-
k-rz wi-n steamers fer India src- No -A-s1
-ss.sf rssf -1 board -1a laT q sal-E
wf4 Horrlul-- R1u11--rt1 tickets a. ref--ce1
49, For er-l <H- ard 1assag4 Apply az Cc---
-s-vss 1rscs 4lT N1riEst s-ree-. cCr-s- ---sr
W H AVERY. Genera Ags1-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
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1-RrCr LINE 70 HAVRE-RAR-S
SafIE-- svzry EnUrs-1E l1srsa1 q ~ EMD
=s-r--s4u AZ Ll a. Eu1 E-=r -
50. Ffvs- f1oc q M1rr11 81
FT-sr class % Eavrs- $50 AID Urv1-1 Sec
- -Tass 20 Havre Sz5 ard inward GEN
T7Ar AGENCY TOR UNITED STATES AND
T4N4UA - ErcadE1y l51-s11 Billl-l1yi-
STsu York T. 2 FLGALL CO. Ea.-1c -1as<
4ra-~s & M1rrE1r-srT zTa1l-z- Sa- f-l--ls---
Ts'-ss-E sold hv all RaElrcad rTcx=r AEsn-s-
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05

MINNEAPOLIS. FEB. An but or. q
the Minneapolis four nils resumed <-t11In<
to-day and IL e thought that dV the End ~
the week uosr cf the country NILS WI be
work
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05

Let Us fit your hand 70 a Waterman
Regal or Marshall fountain pen Price
100 10 $500 each Sanboru. Vail Co..
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05

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"F4HH EEl-tf1 aag sfcfzf.
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q. FEzaSE sE5 q, lE4. HEaN iizrz 841 EEEfa
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The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
SHOWERS IN SAN JOSE

san JOSE. Feb 4-There were z
number q showers today and there
IS every indication fo-r Z good rainfall
4 south wind brought q number Of
Light showers this morning and this
afternoon there was q good shower
ID u this date last year 81 inches
had fallen while this season but 343
inches are recorded Last year during
The month q February ZG4 inches fell,
bur II 1902 during February the pre-
cfpftarfou amounted 70 SIS inches 4
zcod rain uoT would be beneficial and
place the farmers n z pleasant frame
q mind The last rain brought the
grain ID and 4 storm VII make Il
grow fast Psfu is needed more OF
The cattle ranges and II the foothills
than ANYWHERE else Feed On the
ranges Is short. but heavy storm fol-
lowed bT some warm weather, VIII
make the grass grow rzpidIy- There
has been plenty q rain so far FOR the
cultivation q the orchards and good
rains during this month and March VIII
bring rhe trees Qua fnA While the
rainfall II Santa cara County il be-
low the average % far this year. the
farmers and orchardists Still believe
there viii be pIerty q rain yet II sea
son and they are not inclined 70 the cry
that this VII Be 4 dry year
SALINAS Feb 4-Rzfn began fall
frz AZ 20 O'Clock this morning and con-
.fuues with q prospect q long storm
Farmers and stockmsn now consider
that the crops are weIl assured
SANTA CRUZ. Feb 4-At s o'clock
This morning rain began falling hare
and continued during the day Al
though thus far santa Cruz has had
the necessary amount OF rain, this
dreuchiug Is welcomed. as it lays the
dust and the uen IN the country have
zuxicusIy awaited rain II the Big
Basf-. az the northern end Of the coUu-
=. the rainfall has been IS inches.
ADD RAIN
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
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srsamer GEN FRISBEE or MONTICELLO
&c a. n 3-l5 ard so . II. sIcerr Sl1-zy
sunday. 3-45 A. "a. so q IL Leave tA---1o-
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The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
OCEAN TRAvu-

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PCr- Townsend. Ssa--ls u
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%. & - * Ma l. CtarEe Ssa--le q
this cc-pa1yez steamers f1r Alaszz a-5 . ~
RT-- az Ssarrls TzcOuz % y P EJ-s z-
Vancouver % c. P RT-
For Eureka CEfE-5oIdr 5ayf-P1E1na- 10
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80 . Esn- J. = Is ID = Ma =
Rsdond1Y san Diego ard Saz-z Ba-ha-z-
Santa Rosa S-1GaTs a
STATE ct Ca-ifcruia. E1-rsc4Ts q Il
For Les Angles evfa san Fac-u and E2sg
san Petrol santa Barcara- santa Cr-z- M1n-
tsrsT san SizaC1- CaFl1cCs- Pur- Earc1r- CSa1
Lufs Otis-cf Wsrr-ra and Eusc4-e-
Cocs Bay A. II. Fs-- 8 -. =. - 4l-- 4
Euuirz A. r. Fer 9. II :. MI-r1 4
Fer Eussrafz- lIag-5afsnz Bay san T-ss 1sl
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safF4 Csravrras flIsLE 70 4 n. - sara
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Rfrht is reserved change steamers 1r sal
UCHE OFFICES New Moucsor--
s-y 81 CPz1acs Ecrzlf- 10 Mzrzsr 81 ard 5rcAc-
zav -tarvzs- FrslEnr 1f1ce- 70 Ma-<sr ST.
= y CTNANN- CEREAL Passenger Ag=1-
10 MARKET street Sa1 Fra1c1scr-
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VII cal r1r ard check caEgaEe r-cG scrsl1
au1 residences TslephCns- E2xcha1gs ~
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05

q The condition q the ground 4 good
rain Al this time VIII soou revive The
PASTURES and furnish food for livestock
SPRINKLE IN san JOAQUIN.
STOCKTON. Feb 4-The rain TO-
day was general throughout the coun-
rrv. TIE fall varying from e mere
sprinkle @ nearly half Al inch IN
this city the fau was but % inch
while Tracy had rot enough precipitz-
ton 70 Lzy The dust Lodi and Farm
t1Zr0u had nearly half Al inch. while
g quarter of Al inca reu % the south
cf Lockefor5- With The exception OF
The CROPS about Tracy 0u the vest side
TIE Grain IN this county Is doing nicely
but -he counties 70 the south OF here
are very much II need q moisture
MILTON Feb 4-Rain has fallen AZ
intervals here today and with brisk
southeast wind and g heavily overcast
s-zv the prospects for z considerable
Storm ara excellent While the ground
Is not particularly dry IN this section
the cold weather and heavy frosCs have
SET feed hack and chiefly for this rea
s01 The present storm is very weIcuue-
EOLLISTER- Feb 4-Rziu CON-
ueuce6 @ fau a. HOLSTER et o'cIock
this afternoon Twenty -bUn6redrhs
fzI n three hours L = raining heav-
~ Feed wiz start Up again and hay
and grain crops With the usual spring
rains ara assured No stock has been
moved from the county.
FRESNO. Feb 4--Rain began fall
i-g here about : o'clock tonight and
continued to- over an hour. L IS still
cloudy and threatening
BAKERSFIELD. Feb 4-Dwiug
the afternoon today and tonight the
Indications have been extremely "a
vorzbIe FOR rain II this hour Go
. ~ q few drops are falling and the
outlook ts for heavy showers before
morning
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05
ADVERTISEMENTS.

Every mother feels =
great dread OF the pain
and danger attendant upon
the most critical period
Of her life. Becoming
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-05

u the condition q II. ground 4 good
rain AZ This time VIII soou revive rne
pastures and furnish food 11r livestock
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-23
KEITH'S NEW THEATRE.

The distinguished Legitimate actor, Mr..
Robert Hillisrd. and his eompfny, will
head an excellent bill at Keiihs next
week. Mr. billiard 10 one Of the most
finished actors Who ever deserted the le.
gi,imate field for vaudeville, and he IL
always big drawing card. lie will pre-.
sent his exquisite one.aet play, Number
g73,7 conceded 10 be one Of the most
powerful high.grsde dramstis offerings
the vaudeville stage has ever offered. Mr..
HillIsrd will appear "a the eK-oonviet who
IL detected IN the act OF robbing the house
oi the house OF the district attorney,
whose little girl the burglar had the day
before saved from q runaway horse. The
role. different from any IN which he
scored the big successes OF his legitimate
career. gives the sterling actor unlimited
opportunity for powerful acting AZ
usual, Mr.. Hillsrd will have The support
OF uneommonly clever people-ineluding
Earl Ryder and Little June Pelton-snc
his stage setting will be a very beautiful
one in every detail
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-23
North Sciluate.


William O'Rourke and daughter Ma
mie, spen, Tuesday In Providence,
Frank Smith OF Gloces,er spent Mon.
Jay visiting friends In this village.
George Blackburn OF Natick, Mass,
spent part OF the week visiting friends In
this place.
George Kenyon, who had his hand ter.
ribly torn In the factory here last week,
Is reported to be doing nicely a, present.
,orney OF Pawtueket. spent Monday visit
ing at the home OF his brother, Robert
Macdonald.
Sarah Miller Corey of the Kings
Daughters Association gave a very ente,-
tanning address OF on "Sei-Sacriice" at
the Hope NJ. +. Church last Sunday even
ing.
On Wednesday OF last week a fire broke
ont in the candy store OF William Rhodes
Allen, and had Il no, oeen for the prompt
work of the neiehbors the building would
have been destroyed.
The mock trial of the Young Mems De
batting Club at the church vesuy On
Tuesday evening was a howIing succe' :.
the proceeds OF the evening was used to
purchase presents for the school children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Whitman aud
family have removed from this place To
Harlem. Mr.. Whitman IL an engineer
| for the Consolidated road, and his iun
will now be from New London To Harlem
River.
A IN ,st interesting debate will be given
at the church ves,ry next Tuesday even
ing; Resolved, that capital punishment
1, iustihable." The contestants will be
Thomas w. Brown, Eugene l. Young
and Earl Bates Tor the affirmative, and
Fred King, Warren l.. knight and Henry
Kenyon for the negative. The public arc
cordially invited To be present.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-23
SIM MONSVlLLE

First-class job printing at the Times
office.
Town Sergeant Kimball attended the
session of the grand jury, Monday. In
Providence.
The young men VINO were before the
grand jury IN Providence, Monday. charged
with breaking and entering the dwelling
OF Misc Abby r. Pirce oi this place. were
sentenced 10 six months.
Do you want horse blanket tor either
street or stable usel George Price, the
Oineyville harness maker, has big stock
In his new store. You can save the
middle profit by buying Of him. iS4s
Westminster street, Olneyvilie, Il. !.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-23

LICUfD-RSADY YoR fssThST USE.
A few drops Of Psrlor Pride Stove Polish
gives the stove o brilliant iusIe shine,
making the stove ~ Tor this psrIor. No
soiled hands - easy TO apply - always
ready. Requires no wafer or mixing
water ssed In paste polish rusts the
s,ove). No dried.up paste remains after
using awhile. Psrlor Pride good TO the
lsa drop. Sold by all dealers. Luge
sample bottle tree (no express or postage
{ psyl Give name Of your dealer and
address PARLOR PRIDE MFG. Co..
Boston, Mac.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-23
EVANSVILLE.

Representative John McKenna has
taken a position In the Office Of the State
Road Commission.
The funeral oi Mrs. Theobald Ruizlen
was solemniz.d at her late residence on
Allendsle avenue on Saturday.
DO you want a horse blanket for either
street or stable usei George Price, The
Olneyville harness maker, has big stock
In his new store. You can save the
middle pref, by buying Of him. 1895
Westmin inster street, Oloeyville. X. !.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-23
FROM SOUTH AFRICA.
New Way OF Using Chamborlain's
Cough Remedy

New way OF Using ChamboFlaln
Cough Remedy
Mr.. Arthur Chapman writing from Dur
ban, Natal, South Africa, says. "A a
proof that Chamberair's Cough Remedy
IL a cure suitable Tor old and young. pen
you The following A neighbor of mine
had a child just over two months old. IL
had a very bad cough and the parents did
not know what 10 give ". | suggested
that II they would get bottle of Cham
berlains Cough Remedy and pu, soms
upon the dummy teat the baby was suck
ing II would no doubt cure the child.
This they did and brought sbou, quick
relief and cured the baby" For sale by
B A. Smith. Olneyvillei Parker's drug
store. Olncyville; W. Dunning Bro,
Msnton Ave.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-23

10 IL Nn' More Iaronman Than is
Bru'r NatcrntI fGrrbon.
\ writer uu u.i.tti >u.l ,Hupnms
that mca 2r UuGv o. I,..ui ul .cu.
line courage u dotcl.,a. ... .., .s a
virtue purely AMH 90 u N .,,f
sacrifice lor u.o iv.u.u '.r
,ouug /, pmt ut ,hc sy.cW, uUIs
and every male t'u. uj
splendid n appearance '...-" .n .e
the descendant ot l.. N.o mr'
proudly head und .n. . I
lcgc uf death Mt.rl E.... .t. a
story which illustrates lh. Htu Two
entomulogi~ls, huuuug 80 u.ll rH'u.
bcrcd owe, % utc VlUl lln.: HU- Hg
lanterns ANA found thcus,iNc, iu u Held
filled with ,ncrp The cWit pl .hrir
coming wa~ panic Jud % furious .s,Wu.
podc The slccp ,hurg,l hrIcr skcIcr
away from lhc lameruS and huddi'.i 60.
gcthcr at the far end ct the dv.d But
there WAS ram among jhcm. and as
the 0ock scurrird away this creature
stood firm covering the retreat Then.
steadily und maIcstically, the huge ram
advanced with lowered head toward
the mysterious lights and pressed them
back TO the gate This is only one
graphic story OF many that might hc
told Of masculine courage throughout
nature Man has some virtues which
animals, so FAR as we can Judge. know
nothing about; hut hcroism the pride
OF nffording protection to the weak
md daring death FOR the security OF
the flock not a human attribute
alone, any more than Is maternal az
fection.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-23
SOUTH FOSTER.

The funeral OF Mrs. Caroline Gurus
was solemnized Sunday, and that oil Mr'.
Mercy A. Ball st the same place on We'd
ne,day. These two ladies were born In
South Foster within q few days Of each
other, they we're In their eighty-hrst yenr
and we're e.long friends. and strange TO
say one died within a few days OF the
other. In their younger days both n
sided at Woonsocket.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-23
NY LOVE-.

Ny love 10 brighter to my eve
Than 10 tie purest gem.
Her iace 10 comlier than the rose
That site upon Its stem.
Her mouth is formed like Cupid's bow,
Her eyes are Jewels rare,
Her smile Is love, and like the morn,
Sheds radiance everywhere.
When she walks forth upon the green
The boughs in homage benr,
The buds they blossom into flowers
And grateful fragrance lend.
That she 10 fair beyond compare,
There's none that can deny.
And II my love but constant prove,
No mortal envy |.
CIV.
North Scituste.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-23

The Pope Bicycle Daily Memorandum
Calendar ior 1905 contains a mem 1ran-
DUN leaf for every day In the year, and
365 original sSyings Ia favor Of good
roads, good health, outdoor exercise. and
that great vehicle OF health-giving, the
modern bicycle, by our most eminent liv.
ing men Of marked accomplishment. The
calendar is free at Pope Mfg. Co.'s, stores
or any Of our readers can obtain II by
sending five ? cent stamps to Pope Mig
Co., Hartford, Conn, or I43 Sigel ST.. t.
Chicago. Ill.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-23
dos Oranges Studio.

The holiday season will soon be with
us and Christmas presents will be In
order. There is no gift that IL more
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nomicsl for yoIrself than the elegantly
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studio at a moderate price.
DEs GRASGEs. Olneyville Square.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-23
How TO Cleanse the Blood.

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Y, will soon relieve and ultimately cure
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-12-23

We woud be pIes"'r rd To have sou call
and imp our new liuc OF foreign and
domestic woolcns for iall and winter
wear. Our variety 10 more extensive
than ever before, including all the very
latest shades and patterns. Full dress,
Prince Albert and Tuxedo suits to let.
ELIAS, the Tailor, ara Union street,
room 4, Providence. X. /.