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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28
5aset al en- Sapian.

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lte DC Srepe, reg bnpoe iaaet meo ito.
lte Bolt. alOffen bar mart fire, %
leg maatte itpnoe mig for at bIi for.
Dig nleo Srepene, iaa ieg funoe gioe
min Oiano ct fort llobraa al Dem,
naar ban 8loffen 3 fom inb for al
faa lin Stop Sbe. Sfisnt ban bapoe
frpgtelig trnplt berneoe paa iit itore
Soorefarn, reierperte ban ltaoia
berne enc Zine til mig, % ieg nlaatte
On tortRIie BAN ON Oct, ieg bapoe
lGit % bort, Tor ielp bapOe ban bare
laapiot Sio til at lGie % ifripe DC
nsopenoige 6orretningsbrepe.
Oct enc @rcp bar ira min Ronbs
Gltiine, Morio 5belion, iom bapoe
iuIgt nit gycmpeI og siftet iig meo
en- a%uitrnlif Sarner. Sun boebe
Here Mfil ira os | ct mere befolfei
9tItrift % bopoe altib meget at be.
rctte. SbaQ iortaItc bun, at Ell al
oereS Nobocr, en- ini,rrig gammel
Eeberiueno REQ Hapn 6rogbart, JON
/ lGngerc Eio bopoe holbt Ell Gam.
ling al Changer. aGnsurrer % aber
poa jim GienSom. % iom / Den ienere
Sio oaiaa hupbe faaet iut paa en-
%tiGnpeitor 9apian. Sor ~iiorten
Gage ii6eu bapbe Den operinlot lin
Serre, tpdIt bam | fin iterfe Hrntc,
bogeiter to9et en- alubbe OF bontc;
Siset til en- uiormclig WoSie. bpor.
pao Den oar rcut ino | Sfo9ene.
Den bette Dor life oft. &elS en-
itsrre SolfeiuGrm oar paa Saat eiter
9Gitet, III Nan Nelbina om at oct
bopbc onarcbet en- enslig aonc -
Gnfen eitcr el sSoarcgieter OF
benSes lille Barn. Reo ell SrGarcn
bopbe Den Nrrbt DEM beagc TO. Man
bopoe aiort tore g%nitrenseIicr Tor at
iao Sa1 pno Ncur, men bibtil iorair.
hes.
Ser bIeu ica aibruot al lille Sclir,
poa @runN al lit S~offebopco falot
"Slufip". port eieite Barn. otte Mar
aomncl. Sou hopbe tort Saitperf.
for bon ifItIOc iortGIlc mig no9ct
mcriomt.
Ga mems ban iortaIte ON en- libcu,
.u'fploia Stsicritreg. ban bopbe bnpt
fore, taItrbe BAN liz operenoc poa
8ulpet % 10. iii Sarcrle trilcoe neb.
oper bouS tptte ainber, % ies maattc
iom alto itcnlme / meo. for bans
@hlnterbeo par aISeIes uimcoinae'
liz.
Sm liot itormebc Slniip aiitco
Iigicn. % min Mano fom inc % Ill
Jim Sbe % iure sspbeoer, Soo DIS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28

poeoc 900 SiGIp. % bapoe oct life
b9ret for Oct 3egn, iom npIie bar
ialot, piloe itsrre Sfaoe peret eiort,
oa brrnoenoe SbingIeS al 8inoen
isrtes en- bel MiI til s.. gurreions
GUS. airfen par en- goo 9pening,
bpeget for "a slar iioen, oe mango
tjGre Yinber fnptieoe Tia til Den for
DC gnmle, al bpiIfe Der BOG "a fun
uoale faa tilbage. Der bar M ingeii
Insurance pao gpsningen. @irfen
oa Ireitegaarben bar urrber Repara-
ton for ben upe Preitefamilie, iom
mart Dor ipenie. 8eunerne boIot |
Ssnoags i'm @uostieneite | Wetooiit.
firfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28

Senoags i'm 8uostleneite ! Wtetooiit'
firfen.
Smaaruif.
goofer Z. @aibington err en- gatls
tie "bpio" Wano. ielp ON bans SUD
er fort. San bar ofte ben Gpne at
funne ii S~anbbeoer, iom Oct lsnner
ils Of lGsse Bret paa. Saaleoes IN.
mes ieg, Of islsenoe ORD ! bans BOG
"@orfing nitb tbe Sands" er nofiaa
trpffenoe:
Get er n9iten en- Sorbrpbelie at
ia unae Mpno bort ira Sarmen
eller fra Sanboiitrifterne % uobonne
Dem, JON bet iaa oite blir giort, | alt
mulist unotoaen | Igerbrng, ben
Ting netop, De lfitloe bore melt for
trolige meb. Heiultatet er, at be uip
9e WGuo iifeoetfor at bli oplprte til
at life o. hol6e al Igerbruaet foar
Ell llooomeIie, ser cir Dem Ififp for
set"
1ette er iagt til Regre, men posier
oiit Solf meo brio Sio ngiao.
5olitoi bar boaoe tiot og pite, bua.
De tent % tibligt tor6net moo ari
gen; men iclp / bans eget Stem bar
oct life uirfet beore. emo at bons
Ssnuer nu bar gaaet fripiligt ofiteo
for at bone 2ip % BLOB for 95arerl.
0ereS Nor ital cnoo9 ba opmuntret
Dem 0crtil.
en- arigstorrciponOent f%ortPaer,
a: HltSlcrnc oite goar lpngenoe /
Sloaet: men naar Slaget err forbi,
bar pitt Sapnueiernc | Alminoelig.
beb beoit 8runb til OF lpngc.
Zen tpifc Ssitltunt 9ilie, iom ifreu
Ell BOG meo Sitelen "Gu lioen Oar.
niiou", tiente Zig 6 Waoneoers Seng.
tel og 5000 / Mpnt. San baube
Innbclia goo 9oglsn Den Sio, ban iao
iait. % oct or 10 bare ~uaturligt, at
bUu nil iortiptte meb at itripe gs9er,
Vten ban bar ogiaa en- Del 0ueller
at fialnpe, for ban igien sriber Yen.
men. Ssitnontet or ollereoe Ell be.
remit Mnno, itngtet 9oaen bar tor
peIig uot. Seq bar BOG left bare ct
Nfinit al bcn. annbenoe, Heiten al
9ogen err bebre.
9torge er iutct inttigt Sano. &c
mango longe Glitter oper Sigtcrga9er,
Eeniioncr o9 Stipenoier bepiier oct.
Norge or et Sano meo en- ieb, goot
Isnnet gmbeositano % ina mango al
Staten lsurebe Geuiiouiiter, Gietere
o. Stipenoiater, at oct er grope iGlt.
Oct cr not Imerifo, iom err ct fat.
tigt Sano. Ser maa 9igtcrne oi9te
lloeu StotSbioraa eler 9iatergaqe,
on bnnbe Grciter % Stolemeitcre
mna flare liz, iom DC fan II De bIir
for aantIe til .ot rpgte i'm @jerniug.
Sur DC intet laat tiliioe | fin lib, maa
De iom iuttigc 8amliuger tp enteu til
Slcgtninaer cller Senner ellcr pgIoo
til 6otti9buiet. Men ifisnt Der /
Norge or iligt ct "bpbbelt g@rc pGre"
meo @mbeocr og GmbcbSuIGub, BE.
itlllinaSmpnh. "aunitnerc" oa 9epe'
bpsb0politiferc, bar BOG 9unbet Maao
bnnoc I'll iorhpIoSpis aobe 9cnuinaer
% iii Ecniioncr Tor Dem, icm life fam
cacr oil mer. Rorge er intet fot.igt
Sano.
Spariombeo cr Ell Suo. ioalUnge
oct life guar oper @rGnierne meO
Den. Men bo blir oct en- llbpo. Gettc
ipm &nolenuiug:
TN bpi grnabooret Mono fom INTO
iii &nttcnlo9creu meb Ell bleo Silt
hat poffct inn / Ct Gapir.
"Npno piloc oct toitc at foo. hens
ne @ot ioruct graa, loo Den paHlet
iii nit Sour?" lpurate han.
"Cmtrcnt en- Collar" iportc Sat
tCmaacren.
Seq oil life betoIc ino meget. ScG
fan iao farpet nit Saar for ?5 Cts"
San toN Satteu % gift.
&attcmaaereu meitcr, al Manbeu
Dperifreo @rGuicn mcN i'm Spariom'
beo. 9r.
guar paa Siltatc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28
sipur Gin
ann Of. pauI apssmar,ss.
Spoielsoaasbosem.

,ee oil nae ,aa mango Iaf til Or 2. auarbitH
for ben vafrs. the sssielscassboa. tom Ut msotos.
81 isnss ale wssss seer ON ben % faSer ben lanai
sper pot 5srpeHtuius. st bar frtpet pore o. sIrsis
Resut ssri. Si bar mostaset nance pa're
qrumier mse -SseSrobspOtru-, mea tnaen ION esHHs
va,rs % upttiae 5ssisisoiasbss. ri bar 'HSnH itit
ixtt sea belt ii,Hltm. msa hras ri bar i1s, hnssr
vi raeasi svSt.. 81 a~Hst'nI,r ben ~ ale, iem sHsEA
i,ie bar iaati HsstH srrmie.
Eeiis auuaesr Ter Bari, 8is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28
guar paa Siitalc.

On SlUu6er lao meb Gibcn / Mm.
Den i en- Sporpoau. &cnbuftereu
o. Tiger iii ham: ~Set er
life tiIobt al rsae her"
"Stit life" flyer Bat, "ieg rsaer
life"
"aRen or bar Eiben Munoen",
Tiger aonbuttsren.
IA. iea bar ogioa 5eooerne !
Stoeue mine. men ieg goor life. "
iuarcOc SrIunoeren.
&eiu 9Orfs $Oirmcitcr, Cornelius
San Sott, or bse,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28

iapaneiiife Cffieerer, Der baobe an.
lparef for Ba9ten peo oisie gpgnin-
ger, bar besaaet Selpmoro.
Cen 240e OCTOBER melbes fra
Shanghai. at ben i~aponeiiife arme
peo Bort artbur bar bespnbt ct polb-
iomt angreb pan grIunsiban.5or.
teri'e. 1e iiges at BABE erobret en-
Stiilins | bet mibtre Sort % paa en-
bsi Sang Welt for Stouiban. Get
poaitaaes, at grsnoene bar begpnoi
at irpie til. Te fIeite Suie | Bort ar.
thur er blet sbelaat al De iapaneiiife
% Den oerpRrenbe rnsiilfe
@Grniicn srrer for ginteren, iom
M itaar for Dsrcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28

Seno "Seeurab-Goitcn" til Slpst
og 8enner / Oct gamle 9anb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28
IN THE
IN THE
-
OF HEALTH AND SUNSHINE

OF HEALTH AND SUNSHINE
SpenItaaenoe er 5iieleu paa en- lioen
Sos. Tom ui uosiuer o. ipm b~eitriper 5pr'
hploeue | MtiobelItaterne huerten Eoroen
ciler Sppen - fun nogle Tuners Meile fro
6 btcaap. Ser bar VI ei Vdr Maaneoer
Nib 8iuter o. 8siteu al Naret npoeIist
gaar.. CONNER o. Spitpeir. 9et oe,li9s
tie alima | Yeroen. ltom9rfst "Saropooo~
Stpplano III SO pr Scre % op. 80 ltanots
uapilfe Samilier bar ale eoe fIpbt Der. 2
Ssrnbaner sIeunemitlrrer 2aloet. VI or
giers az IL. 4. 81 4. II. KY. Land
Grant, % enhuer, iom er interesieret ! at
iaa iis en- 5arri, bDr ieroe eiier pcle Spaer
OF Eampbleier. Ser tau aples ali. ionl
possr / Snoen. for Grempel 5rust. 3pna'
toes, "Garlp &eaetableS" OBJ. ~icruoen alt,
iom apisS | Roroen. &reatlrer trlpes no
m9riet % fan aaa uoe hele Stntertn.
Vi bar ct al &c beoiie Canning factories
/ Staier. bupr Jdrmerns faar 9cntaut be-
tall TOR al ben Srliet. tomatoes oip, lonl
lite ieIaes in the early markets. Strtp I'll
The Midland States Land Co.,
Tennessee Ridge, Tennessee.
1874
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28

g.. &. Sobe, fpenffsmorif Viees
tonful, getp Yorf Stfe Dlos., ct.
PanI, Wsinn., infaSferer Strpeuaio'
Iert Noree, SperiSe 90 9anmart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28
Sjouet Qnsreb.
Ten rnsiiife EiterIisfaabe bombarSs'
rer en- 5iifrrHaabe | Worbijpen.
Gnslans freper Sorflartns

t5orti. fra 1ite sioe.,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-28

en- arigstorreiponoent fort9aer.
al Rltsicrnc oitc saor ipngenoe i
Slaaet; men nnar Slaget er iorbi,
bar pit Sapnneiernc | alminoelig.
beo beoit @rumo til OF lpngc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-05
PRESENTED WITH SABRE,

An interesting incident that occurred
at the headquarters, az the west end of
the Board OF Trade building before the
parade formed was the presentation Of n
regulation sabre and belt TO Major Ed
win +. Wilson OF The Nicholson File COM
pany battalion on behalf OF the COM
mand The presentation was made by
Captain Higgins Of the stan and the re-
ciplent Of the appropriate gift responded
briefly but expressively.
Some little confusion was caused by
commands ignoring the order not TO use
Market square as n route TO their sta
tions. but aside from this everything went
smoothly. the staff officers reporting TO
the marshals who wore red silk shoulder
sashos and the Chiels OF stan who wore
white sashes.
The aids wore large white ribbon
badges suspended from white bar and
they rode very we'll attracting much
favorable comment. The company officers
in the Gorham regiment carried large
bouquets OF chrysanthemums.
The approach OF tho Brown boys and
the Younger fellows from Tech" was
easy 10 trace by the school and class yells
that were given al intervals.
one ~ the most sturdy looking COM
mands was that of the Swedish Republi-
can club whose steady lines and manly
appearance called forth much applause
for them
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-05

Thousands Of people. who. like the
marchers. represented every section OF
Little Rhody." lined the sidewalks along
the whole line OF march and outside the
centre or the city hundreds OF vehicles.
many Of which were farm wagons. lined
the curb and choked the cross streets.
Although very little had been done in
the way OF decorations early yesterday
morning. owing to the threatening aspect
Of the sky, the advent OF the sun was
followed by general activity so that by
afternoon the big buildings In the down
town district had blossomed forth with
varied and beauufu, draperies of red.
white and blue. with wreathed portraits
OF Roosevelt and Fairbanks in conspicu-
Gus places.
As early as 6 o'clock last evening the
marching companies began 10 assemble on
the streets and converge at their armories
or al the appointed places OF meeting on
the highways convergng at Market
square.
The headquarters OF Chief Marshal
Elisha n. Rhodes were on the west side
OF the Chamber OF Commerce building.
The mounted aides reported there at 1880
to Captain Francis o. Allen. senior aide.
The parade formed as follows: First
division. on the east side OF South Main
street. right resting at College street:
second division. on east side OF North
Main street. right resting on Market
square; third division. on South Water
street. In two columns. the right OF each
resting on Market square; the fourth di-
vision. on east side Of Canal street. right
resting at Market square: NTH division,
on Dyer street. right resting on Market
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-05

Capt, William Blade
ltanan republican club, Natick. 60 men,
Capt Angelo di Fiore.
Detachment of Hunters with shotguns
FIFTH DIVISION.
Chief Marshal Colonel Herbert Bliss
Chief of Staff. F. B. King.
Aides-Royal c. Blackman Edward w.
sherman. Thomas Tanner Carl Jurgeus,
Jr., George w. Buckhaut
Newport Military band
Roosevelt and Fairbanks regiment Of
Newport. Major Mahan commanding.
GOO men.
Roosevelt and Fairbanks Fife and Drum
Corps.
First Presidential Voters club. 90 men.
Captain 3. G. Oman.
Citizens band OF Newport
Henry Bull. Jr., associatio 800 men, Col
onel T.. f. Cooper
Second Ward Drum Corps.
Newport Citizens association. 400 men.
Hon. William G. Landers.
Carriages containing Hon. Henry Bull.
Republican candidate for mayor Of New
port General c. A. Wilson, Hon. Mel
Vile Bull and Colonel A. A. Barker
Of Newport.
Eight mounted trumpeters, Chief Trump
eter II. f. Russell OF the Seventh Ar
tillery I'm command
Middletown Cavalcade. 90 men. mounted.
Colonel Howard r. Peckham
Portsmouth Rough Riders, IS mounted
men, Captain Arthur A. Sherman.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Chief Marshal. Lieutenant L. H. Newell.
Chief OF STAFF. Fred Godfrey.
Aides. II. Drscoll. John j. Clark,
Charles Gray.
Battery A band.
American Ship Windlass company. 75
men, Captain James McElroy and Lieu
tenant Charles Battey.
Windlass company wagon.
Loutitts Home Hand Laundry display.
Carriage containing Manager B. j. Read
ing.
Six-horse float.
Eight Louttit wagons.
Centredale Worsted company, sig-horse
float.
Providence Ash company, three wagons.
Providence Trunk company. large wagon.
Leander w Peckham. Morgan mills. sim
gle large wagon.
DELAYED COMMANDS.
Circumstances over which they had no
control delayed the arrival of certain OF
the out of town commands until II was
too late for them to take their assigned
positions I'm the line
Nothing daunted. the men quickly form
ed in line and some five minutes after the
end of the last division of the big parade
had passed along, the spectators in the
downtown section were surprised to note
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-05

the approach OF the tardy companies,
whose formation was as follows:
Drum Corps.
Mapleville company.
Pascoag band.
Burrillville Republican club, Pascoag
company $50 men, Captain Joseph p.
Burgess.
Harrisville band
Harrisvlle company. 100 men. Captain
George II. White
The route OF march. which was con.
siderably over five miles long, was as fol-
lows: Market square. Westminster. Jack
son. Broadway. Olneyville square 10 Hart
ford pike: countermarch to Westminster
street to Parade. Cranston. Bridgham.
Trinity square. Broad. Weybosset Gus
tom House. South Main. Power. Benefit.
North Main, Steeple. Canal, to Exchange
place
1t was a crowd Of tired men that fled
into Exchange place well along toward
+ Continued on page Three.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-05
THE LINE.
Mounted police detail

Mounted police detail.
Chief Marshal Gen. Elisha II Rhodes
Chief OF STAFF Col. Philip s Chase.
Mounted staff-Capt. Francis .. Allen,
senior aide; George II. Heathcote'
George =. Peterson T. w Waterman,
James Warren. Jr. H. s. Dorchester,
Henry Il A. Joslin, George b. Hebden,
Howard D. Briggs. Arthur IL. Smith,
Orin p Jones DR.. w. A. Greenleaf. Col.
James Moran. Louis Kessler, Judge II.
A. Palmer. Hon Zenas w. Bliss. Miles
r. Gray. ]. f Thayer. w. II. Burns,
stephen Hogan n IT. Carey.
Unmounted staff dn part-F. s. Allen.
George L. Murray. Frank Damatri,
Walter n Reynolds. James w Lees,
C. w. Lippitt. Thomas j Corcoran'
George w Parker, w A. Walton, T.. O.
Hustcad F. C. BEDFORD. NJ. s James.
Edward Field, Harry Morton, r. a.
Trowbridge. II. o. Potter
Stones Military band.
Drum corps
Nicholson File company, $50 men, Maj.
Edwin r Wilson
Company A. Capt. Timothy Burns
Company 3, Capt Lester Crocker
Company 9. Capt. John Mcmillan
Company d. Capt. Harry Frank.
Company f. Capt. Walter Smith.
C'arke's Providence band.
American Screw company battalion. 405
mon, Mai. George l.. Kelly
Company A, Capt Arthur w Mowry.
Company B. Capt. Frank Browning
Company c. Capt. John Rancourt.
Company d, Capt w. n Mowry.
Company e. Capt j. W. Jackson.
Company r. Capt. Caspar.
Company c.. Capt James Gavin
FIRST DIVISION
Col Arthur V Warfeld. marshal.
Capt George VI. webb, chief Of staff.
Mounted staff-John p, Lewis William
l.. Studley Walter s Hackney Howard
y. Briggs. Howard w Jencks. Ellery G.
Pomeroy. Albert Roberts. ii. II Grim
Wood William Lloyd. Col A. A. Eccles-
ton. Mai Alex II Johnson. II. c. Gray,
Jr.. Fred w Godfrey. Col. w. NJ. p.
Bowen. Charles s. Pettee, w. A Draper,
Edward +. Hughes, Col. Thos. Allen,
William j Paine, Mai George S Ting
ley. Lucius w. Newell Capt Frank w.
Peabody A r. England. w. A. III.
Grant Howard A. Presbrey. Ernest l..
c. SpraR que. Jacob a. Ea ton. II. u. Lock
wood. John G.. Clarke. Fred w Allen.
]. Fred Gibson. Edward Deneault.
Charles A. Morse. Frank +. Williams,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-05
MADE FINE APPEARANCE.

The washington Park Juniors. which
was the only small boys command I'm
line. made hne appearance with their
white enamel cloth oapes. red skull caps
and white legginRs. They had many
transparencles and banners for Alderman
Freeman.
Freeman banners we're scattered
through the whole line In front OF the
city companies. and at his office at the
corner Of Dorrance and Westminster
streets he was cheered by many of the
marchers.
Gen. Rhodes was determined 20 start on
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-05

H. w Brown. Henry ]. II Rawson.
Lieut.. William A. Stafford. Capt. Edgar
r. Barker. George G. Arnold. Edwin l..
Mathewson. Walter ]. Lewis. Capt.
Charles F. Tilinghast, Col George T..
Tillinghast. F. J. San Souci. George A.
Abbott. Louis RI. Murphy. Dr. II. W.
Kimhall Horace w Davenport NJ r..
Mitchell and s. w. Allen. Jr.
Reeves American band.
Gorham Manufacture company. 500 men-
Col Fred c. IAwton; Capt. Arnold G.
Brown. adjutant.
Honorary and non commissioned staff.
First battalion. Mai. G. IL Wightman.
commanding; Lieut. A. n Dodge. ad-
jutant.
Company u. capt j f. Fender.
Company A. Capt. A. +. Young.
Company G.. Capt. c. G. Henry.
Company X. Capt. r L. Barrows.
SECOND BATTALION.
Fire King fife and drum hand.
Mai c. n. fawton. commanding.
Lieut. N. Butler. adjutant.
Company I. Capt w II. Browning
Company r. Capt. s. T. White.
Regimental colors.
Color Sergeant u. l. Padelford.
Company l.. Capt. q. l. Pitt.
Company G, Capt. Y. L Durfee.
THIRD BATTALION.
Resimental drum corps.
Mai ]. r. Pickop commanding.
Lieut.. r. l. Waterman. adjutant.
Company r. Capt J. r. orton
Company u. Capt 2. J. Dempsey.
Company NJ. Capt. L. r.. Graves.
Company IL Capt. J. Burton.
Wagon with searchlight.
Ambulance corps
Imperial Band.
General Fire Extinguisher Company.
Maj. Raymond II. Price, 22o men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-05
State Demonstration
Most imposing Ever
Witnessed Here.

time and he did so. with the exception
Of a few moments the police detail in
charge of Deputy Chief Egan and Lieut..
O'Nei having their hands full 10 keep the
passageway up Westminster street clear.
The work OF the police was admirable
throughout and was highly complimented
by the paraders
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-05

square, sixth division. on Exchange
street. right resting on Westminster
street extending the left on the south
side OF Exchange place
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-05
THAT BEST GIRL or YOURS

~ili be glad TO see you n you have a clean
shave and your face is soft and smooth
from using "EAsY- SHAVE" the new
lsthsr. Buy = package Of your druggist
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-05


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An ting featur "a
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-10-01
tuesday, Oct. 18th, 1904
Beginning at $50 O'clock, P NJ.

Beginning at $50 O'clock. P NJ,
at the Court House door. in the town of
Snow Hill, Worcester county. Mary
land. will sell at public auction for
CASH, both the several lots and parcels
of land hereinbefore mentioned, each
to satisfy and pay the State and county
taxes for the years 1902 and 1893, levied
upon the said several lots or par GELS of
land, as charged to and due from the
several persons to whom the same are
severally assessed, together with the
interest thereon and costs of sale
TERMS OF SALE.
That the purchaser pay to the collec-
tor on the dav of sale the entire amount
of the purchase money. otherwise the
collector will resell at the risk and
cost of the first purchaser. The right
of redemption by the owner prior to the
sale, extends IL calendar months from
the day of sale. upon terms provided by
Article 81 of the Code of Public General
laws, to which article for fuller inform
alton purchasers are referred.
WILLIAM WHALEY,
Collector of State and County Taxes
for the First Collection District of
Worcester County, Maryland, for
the years 1902 and 1903.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-10-01
RUSSIAN EXHIBIT INITIATED
Cars Portraits at Worlds Fair Torn
From Walls BY vandaIs.

st. Louis. Sept. 29.-When the Rus
sian exhibit in the varied industries
building at the Worlds Fair was
opened 1t was discovered that several
valuable oil paintings of Emperor
Nicholas had been torn from the wall
and mutilated by some unidentified
person or persons.
Another portrait of the emperor, a
handsome and valuable panel done in
colored silk. has been torn from its
support and subjected to the greatest
indignity. The oil paintings were torn
and there were marks sho Gag that
the features of the emperor hal b zen
stamped upon.
The vandalism was reported at once
to the exposition authorities and an in
vestigation ordered. Both the Jefferson
Guards and members of the Worlds
Fair detective force have been as
signed to the case
The officials In charge of the en-
hibit have engaged private detectives
and every effort is being made by the
exhibitors and the Worlds Fair au-
thorities to discover the guilty person
or persons.