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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-08-26
Farm Iot Sale.

$40 acrs, hous- Il q poms,
plenty u water, guod orchard. fruit
irum June To OC,otvr. Two tenant
HOUSES, splendid mineral prospects,
loCation ; miles norihcas, " Ere
donia, on Marion and Fr,lonia
road. This i a splendid farm.
Price reasonable. For particulars
write To VI. ], TAcEwui,
n fc,lonia, Ky
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Good Land for Rent

Want Ia rent 800 acres on Hur.
ricane leland and go acrr oppo.
site E,inl.,h,own, H., known ~
the Georp Croft farm, 400 acrcs
Of I, river bottom. Want to rent
both farms for five years. Money
rnt Apply 10 NJ. +. CRoFT, Ma.
rion, NY, or p. q. Cox, Sheridan.
Ey. n
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LOST.

Somewhere In the vicinity " the
Old Jim Mine, an old style East
Indian finger ring. A uilcd ser.
pcnt in Roman gold with two Bur.
nah ruhcs. Reward II sS0 will
lc given the finder Il delivered at
the oficc II TnE Rnp MNiNu
COMPANY, Marion, Ny.
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NEWS
rhe Orc Producing Properties
In Fine Condition for the
Autumn Shipments.
INC OBTAINS HIGH pRICES.

A NENBrR of X. W Wilson's
Ibmily reports the sale Of 1870 acres
81 Crittcnden Springs property 10
f;iur d Nunn for $1,000.
DANA CLARE, of the Henderson
ompany was at the company's
Property last week
BES FENwIcE shows some very
Dc samples Of iluor spar from his
Aarion break property
Ar JoPLIS the highest price for
b. week was si0 pr ton for nnc
Nd s52 pr ton for lead ore.
". :. Rice, of the Rose Mining
company, il delivering huor .par
n sheltcrville on the Ohio riycr for
rhipmen, via Golconda.
". :. LowERY at 40 feet depth
has heavy body oi lead ore and
1bor spar on the 7. j. Babb
hrm.
MAJoR CLENEST Las contracted
1or sinking ds,pcr his Bitter Ap-
ID Mine" near Cnttendon
epfInR.
THE IIENDERsoN COMPANY will
hin forty tons a rinc carbonate
from their Lady Farmer mine on
saturday.
Jor DOLLAR and I'd McFc have
tbe extension II the Charley lAlIuc
propcrty and are doing some prs
prriing upon IT,
THE PuI MIX under the Su.
prfin,cndcncc oi lawrence Crucc j.
ding quite a bunch " huor spar
on the Golconda Incline.
Tm rRs1 AN I'ado oi Jack ~
linc hl,ndc dac.scd by ,hc hand
~ irum the mine acp Tract oI
Uhe 4 Nunn was shipped ,hi'
~<ek
fror1I woRE !. l.ing 'lon'
81 the Donakcy property in sinkin'
q a vein II lead and sinc oT'
~hich outcrup~ nrar the Marion
HIsri,lan rad.
n. e. PoRtER has invested pr
lion II his mining profits In ,h,
pofchasc II the Cort ricwc 10 acp'
1i,oining the Pickcns-Ccchwn sub
vision north oi the city.
d u stated ,ha, the Mar'm lin'
(onIany are building piAc
irom the Riley mine io both Salcn
and Mexico. This Will lcs'-n th
oc<i 81 transporting their pro'luc
~ materially.
DC. PoErtR. r 7. Tanner an'
J. l.. Harpcnding have taken Al
oplion on the 7j acrcs belonging 3
~ Flanary. adnining the Cri,,cn
d1n mining cmpny's pur
tfnc.
Tm wnu rL,Cg which u.
ldltcndyn mining company hav
IA PROSPECTING on with more thai
uaal Ncccss will probably lvtnn'
I'D In other parties lg H. oWncI
Nf, White.
RnRnr DRE~HrR v dclivcrin
an exceedingly clean gravel huc
<Inf from the Mary lcll mine ,
ihe Pii,sburr Mining aud ManuIa,
iunng Company is again In ac,i,
oVration and will -lod,ly co.'s
n<ncc shipments
niE rNnrp SrArr Goal an
Co|e Company a, s,uuis, hac
hhr trouble. The union mc
h1rr struck, u V reported, an
Ne manager oi the company will
ro~iblc. usc non.union men In u
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Farm con,ainins iS2 acrs. new
house with 5 poms, lSm. graincry
and other oulbuildings. Is acrs In
timber, 10 aCrs new ground. 2 cis.
terms, ponds and near sod schools
l i.9 miles northeast u Hamp,os.
Ky. For particulars call On or al.
drvs Mus. hiiS uu, Hampton.
Ny. cav
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Marriage License.

jas. Henry Terry and Fannie +.
Finley.
G. +. Mays and Nina Written.
berry.
Jno. W. Simpkins and Miss Bes-
sic Wiring.
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Are you goine 10 buy a disc
plowi II ~, ~, the l-ri on earth
n CwHRAN a PicgNs'.
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town seems to bc another good
thing for that company. The fuor
spar in that particular section is Of
exceptionally high grade.
RADluM has been discovered in
three different places in the Grip
pie Creek district. II is said thous-
ands Of dollars worth Of this ore
has been thrown over the dumps
by the people operating the mines
because they knew nothing Of it,
value.
The CmrrENDEN Coal and Coke
company of Marion, have lately
made some very large contracts for
the future delivery Of their high
grade coal The output at their
mine has been gradually increasing
IN tonnage until at the present time
Il is most satisfactory.
lTisA WHY gratifying fact that
at nearly 200 feet depth in the
Memphis mine shaft, the peculiar
high grade Memphis Spar again
asserts itself in a splendid manner.
The Kentucky Company arr aver,
aging ~ tons pr day from this
mine and will largely increase this
tonnage a. soon A. levels are
run.
4 LETTER Ia the Record irum
Balcsvillc, Ark, oilers what APP
par Ia H. a valuable zine proper
ty with a completed mill. tramway
ETC., and some 90 acres Of devel.
opcd property for s30, 900 cash and
ego, 900 in stock. One EAR oi con.
ccn,m,e. i ready Tor shipment.
II his property i in Lawrence
county.
?. g. Coz, IN he 2i7 acre farm
adjoininp the big -Four Mining
Company near sheridan, has m.
cuycrci a three ioo, vein oi iluor
spar and lead This Is ON the "a
mou- Ia Rue vein. lie b-gan sink
ing a .hai, las, w,vk and at ~ tcc,
in depth the iiuor spar was heavily
imprcgnaicd with zinc and lead.
III. yrpy probable that a strung
company will L. orgnnircl for th,
mining and separating u the heavy
or t.vii,s IN the lI,arl estate n,al
| lcyias. The original owners, Cn'
der. llaury anil Farmer have yield
cd io ue requests Il -cyrml %
their friends for an interest in wha
sens io H. an extra suii snap IL
mining.
TN INoiNg on tl~ river inclin,
ui the Illinois Central At Gulundl
lhuOkrl on ,o a cHplc II ears lead
ed with huor spar las, wcck q
pull tl,cm up ,o the main track
la, ih. iuo caS wcrc too much H.
tlic l,.umo,ivr aud they quictt
Ven, into the nvcr hut the cngin
--,apel the hath, One u the csr
va. 20 ladly wrecked Il tad To- 4,
unloadcl and sent To the rcTai
shop,
] 4 Nv. MuiIH ~ Evansville ha
lssn extensively entertained durin
the wcck by all II our lcCal an
iurcigu mining Representatives.
there uas a picr Il idle propcrt
that be- was M, shown, il mIS
have l.yn owned by a non.psidcr
and who had mo- Mario.
agui,
Mrssps ApHfR Am nu.gn
presidents " the OvcnslOru Chat
. tauqua Go. and the Owcnslor
Strcyi Co., respectively, have =,
cured the mineral righ, on III
, Widow Beard property, thrcc mil,
iom the river and four miles irol
: forls Ferry. and arr npidly dew
oping Il. They have uncovered u
.lARue vein and a new lead Wei
running parallel with Il, The ~
and lead ore found is u a supCri,
quality, and the property will lc
] paying proposition from the star
The Jasper news., 1904-07-28

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oa aer
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
NORTH SCTUATk.

Some repairs are being made at the
mill.
Roy Lowell has moved here from
Sauudersville.
Eloise Smith has returned to her home
near Hartford.
Mrs. + p. Harris 10 entsrtsising com.
pany thIs week.
An express car got OF the track at the
postoillce on SATURDAY..
John Angel Of Providence visited his
grandfather this week.
Eliza Leach and mother are livirg In
Berj. Hopkins tenement.
a. T.. Wood attended the funeral 81
Henry Smith In Foster on Sunday
The Free Baptist Sunday School visited
Roger williams Park on We'd s,day.
Mrs. WI. Vaughn Of Hartford. Gonn.
Is vh.i,inE her sister. Mrs. George sren.
Ger.
Mlss May II. O,aeld and mother of
Pawtscket visited Mrs. r. B. Taylor Mon.
day.
Work has been commenced OIL tho nso.
adam road near tho residence Of Is, +.
Smith.
MIR. and Mrs, John ID. Blanchard spent
Sunday With friends In Eastern Con .
necticut.
Rev. A. 8. Williams will be one OF the
speakers at the Greene Camp meeting
next week.
Mrs. Warren wiHisns. who lives west
of the village, was badly injured Saturday
bya fall.
Mi.s A. A. Peck Of the Earnsciiire mill
Office sgent Sunday with friends at the
Old Bank village.
Mrs. Mary Stevens. widow OF James T..
Stevens, died at the State .Institutions on
Thur'dsy Of last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edwin Hughes and M.
and Mrs. q. Wilde OF Pawtuska spest
Sunday with Mrs. p. y. Taylor.
Mr.. Simeon Sweet OF A,lantis avcss..
and Mrs. Emeline Sweet OF Topeka,
Kansas, called on Mrs. DIR. Arnold On
Saturday.
William r. Angel is building a good.
sized wood'hsd on his premises. The
bulldog will later contain apparatus for
pumping water into his buildings.
Tne nearest place Tor automobile re-
pai'ing isnt Hughes g. Atkin, naohise
shop, 5s Plsin6sId street, O'neyvllle.
The man with break down may ssk yos.
The funeral OF Mrs. Lsura l.. Hopkins
WAS solsmniz last Sunday afternoon 81
her late residence. The services were
conducted by Rev. A. 3. Williams and
were largely Intended. The burial was at
the Smilhvillo Cemetery.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
ROCkLAND.

Frank Mason visited Bosien this week.
Mr.. a. Fslrman Is having a well dug
near his residence.
The Oregon took a Providence party
to Wildwood Park, tsday.
The infant con Of Mr. and Mrs.
Lemuel Walker died this week.
The Providence and Danielson Railway
have just received four new fat cars
A number from here attended the clam
bake at South Seituate on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin OF Pawtuxet and
son are visiting Mr., and Mrs. Pre,sey.
A double side track is being put In a,
the power house for the accommodation OF
freight.
Ethel Adams. who has been staying at
North Seituate for some time, has re-
turned home.
DIR. w. l.. Wilcox, the we'll known
herbal physician OF Providence, was In
Rockland, yesterday.
The lawn party for the benefit Of the
Rockland church will be held at Mrs.
Arnold's, tomorrew evening.
w. II. Arnold OF this place assisted In
the musical program at the North Foster
church, on Wednesday and Thursday.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
0kANITEvsLLE.

Miss lola Harris has gone TO Arkwrist
for few days.
A large number from thi, place at :ndsd
the church social.
M,. Charles Cook 10 entertaining &
company from California.
Miss Helen Cornell OF Providence open,
a few days with Florence Adams recently
Mrs. v. II. Smith and Mrs. Fred liar,
ris have gone TO New York Tor a few
days.
Mrs. Lizzie sherman and Mrs Berth,
BerIll spent Tuesday at Nausghnse,'
Pier.
Mis Jennie Lister OF Providence ws'
the guest Of Miss Leaoir Harrington
Friday.
Miss Susie Sherman has gone TO Silver
Spring to spend several days with M,.
Fred living.
Quite a number from this place wen,
to Rocky Point. Friday, with 81. hlbsn,
Sunday School.
Mr.. Edward Ssmmis and MI. Evelyn
Sammis Of Stamford, Conn, are the
guests Of Mrs A. w. Harrington.
Mrs. Henry s. Adam. Of Leominster.
Conn. q, and Miss Nellie BfHby, OF Provi-
lence, visiled many OF their friends,
SUNDAY
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
CLAYVILLE

John Bowen IL camping out a; Old
Buttonwoods.
Mrs. Charles Warner, who has been
very III, il somewhat better.
The funeral Of Henry Smith of Foster
was solemnized on Sunday at hi, late
residence. Rev. Jonathan Eldred oiiciated
A number OF the officials Of the Previ.
dence and Danielson Railway were enter
tanned on Wednesday, at the "lsland =
The party included Messrs. Sherman
Prentice Smith. Thielsen and Owen.
Aft. b. Birs general stt e you can
buy "Oxolo' the new beet az, iron ex-
tract, coupon with every DO tie. You
may ge, the gold watch. Canned Peas,
! tor age; Canned Squash, ; for 7Sc;
Canned Strawberries, I7c; Pine Apple
roc; Little Duke" Peas, I1e; Mince
Meat, 3 for age; Women's Shoes, 98c ;
Oxford Ties sLooi Mems Shoes Sr.oo to
sL75; Condensed MIX, } for 77c.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
GEilTERDALE.

Henry Evans has entered the employ
Of Herbert A. Fennsr.
The Esstside Praying Band conducted
he evening service at the Methods
church last Sunday.
The Centerdsle Juniors play the Pix -
Of Providence on Saturday, on the North
Main street circus grounds.
DIR. J. Is. Corbeu has purchased the
land west ol the Cen,erdale Hotel barns
and will erect two story building there
In the near future.
IL 10 understood that a certain overseei
In the Centerdsle wors,ed Cos. mill bs'
a fad for collecting Italian statusry and
brio s.brac. The TINES IL Informed that
he has some very choice ,pecimena
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
SREEN VILE.

II. f. Mailing purchased a pair oi
horses Il /, week.
Asa Steere is employed on the qusrrie'
at North Jay, Me.
Timothy Lucsy, who was arrested in
Shrewsbury, Mass, on the 7fst Of July
for cruelty 10 animals by Agent N
Smith, was fined sI5o and costs In The
District Court at Hsuisyille last Sstur-
day. He drove a horse suffering from
The heaves through thi. place one day
last March and getting nearly 10 Knight
vile, finding the animal could e. no far
,her, ne killed u by the advice Of re'i'
dent, Lucey went 10 NAsssehu,et,s after
,hi, exploit and II was some time before
he could be traced by Mr.. Smith. |, l.
understood the fine was paid.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
CHOPMlST.

Jared Fuller ia recovering from. 4
cent illness.
Henry Arnold and family OF Pro-
spent Sunday at his farm. ~
Mr.. Morrison OF Providence visiid at
Geo. w Paine's on Sunday.
George Cooke Is a, Hsfnony blowing
rocks on the mscadam road there,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lester are spend
ing vacation at the Tourtellot farm.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Arndt a son
came on Thursday OF last week. Weight
nine pounds.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Bentley Of Eat
Greenwich visited al Henry Arnold's
farm recently.
Two children OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Briggs are spending the summer with
their grandparents.
In spite of the fact that the severe
weather of last winter killed hundreds OF
peach trees in Rhode Island, the orchard
OF STEPHEN Tourtellotte In this section
was uninjured and promises TO produce
his season a thousand baskets of f1e
fruit.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
SOUTH SGfTUATE.

w. \. Barden has a nambeI Of SKINNER
guests.
Ssergs Paul has recently purchased a
horse ana carriage.
Beat fsrsst u. q. Mott & Co. red
tishs, sale. See al. ON laU page.
A rseul'r mseiins OF tho Seitaats Town
6essil will be held tomorrow al the
Tsws Clerks efilcs
W. Z Je'lin and family start next week
tor harlewoed, N. r., where they will
rsnsia isr several weeks.
The asarsst place for automobile re-.
pairing IL at Hughes < Adkins machine
shsS. is rlsisseld ST., Olneyville. The
.as with VIC breakdown may ask you.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
POCAS SSET.

The stone crusher near the Johnston
poor farm has been running this week.
The lumber In old buildings at Dan
ielson Park has been brought here on the
cars and will be used by A. A. William
about his hot houses.
Work Is nearly completed on the piece
of state road the town OF Johnston Is
building through this section. II will
make two mile stretch from the half
mile Of sample road on Neutssonkanut
Hill and extending far into "waterman's
wood'.' II Is fair to suppose that in two
or three years good maeadsm road will
run from Providence to the Connecticut
inc
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
A Fortunate and GratefaI wsman

Mrs. J. n. Giles, Of Everett, Pa, says
suffered for many years from kldneJ
and Gravel trouble, The pains from the
gravel was simply awful. No physieisni
or medicines at home did me any good.
I finally began using DIR. David Kennedy,
Psvori,e Remedy, sf Rondout. N. Y
A few words tell the result. lam hap
ey and perfectly well woman once more.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
COSTS NOTHING UNLESS GURtD
n Fair offer Made BY u. A. Smith 20
All Sufferers from Cstarrh.


a Smith l. 'sIlirg Hyomsi on 8
plan that has osu'sd oonsIderSble slt
among his customers.
The plan L. diferen, from that followed
by other remedIs', bu, The remedy i'scii
10 different siso. THE treatment FOR the
cure Of ea,afrh has such an unusual re-
cofs Of cures % its credit that B.A. Smith
offers 10 refund the money n II does no,
give the desired benefit. This IL certain.
ly one of the ifiresi offers that osn he
made, and any one who has csisfrh and
does not take advantage Of II Is doing
himself or her'elf an Injustice.
Do not 'uffer any longer With tictlirg.
smsriing. burning. eye.wstsrinE troubles
that an ici those who have es'srrh
Hyomei will cure yo1, but " you should
not find u adapted 10 your cas-, be will
return your money.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
Cholera lnfantum.

This disease has lost lts teuors since
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Disr-
rhoes Remedy came into general use.
The uniform sucee. which attends the
use Of this remedy IN all cases Of bowel
complaints in children has made II fsv-
ori'e -herever ii' value has become known
tor sale By 3. A. Smith, O'neyvllle ;
Psrker's drug store, Olneyville; W.
ID innirg & Bro, MAJ ton Ave.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
ASHLAND.

4 tent belonging TO lhe Providence &
Danielson X. r. Co. a, PArkers Grove,
used as shelter for waiting passenger,
in rain weather, was ,tolsn on Saturday
night This Is diseonrsgiHg 20 mas
agement that Is trying 10 look out Tor The
com loft OF ils naifons.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
HUGHE SDALE.

Thomas Parr 10 confined to his home
by illnest.
Charles Brown has gone on his vaca-
ton TO New Hampshire.
Miss Lee and daughter Abbie ar. yisit.
ing friends down the bay
JofePh Smith has some exceptionally
fine chickens thi, Teafon. HE Gold HUI
peu'try yard, 30 called, IL model.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
MANTON.

The new railroad station Is about son-
pIe,ed.
The Orioles bea, the Cen,srdale team
Saturday.
Three more gypsy wagons arrived
"Wednesday.
The switch near Sheridan street cas-
repaired this week.
The Uiisles will play the Ysles
tomorrow at L, ,msnsyille.
Captain Hauy Swindells is the owner
of very Inc naptha launch.
Miss L,srIe Gallagher Is enjoying the
sea broeIss a, Esst Greenwich.
The Mspton. Club held Its annual out
lag ysstertar q, the Warwick Club.
Dr. Rost - tending VIM. Deady, of
Headley avenue, who Is critically ill.
Jerry Deady VAS bitten Wednesday
evening sy = dog near Coupe's hotel.
Auehos Io6ss VII hold a moonlight
sail, Aukugi al On the steamer Noun,
Hope.
The Sunday sShool of the Church o,
Christ Nua.-t IN excursion Thursday,
to Lp lines thJieu,.
, fitness. er,,0de aud Alice Ds'.
: adanted the white hoon'ai"s
rlals, but is stay
.,,l ,,,nJros ,NA n.t.e ,.hn Ia snHas-
Ing of the matt &c shock to his right
ncy stitches. Th ~, again.
- rTy---yy y--t citing of the Johnston
.,o..s,. =, ,iety has been post.
poned to the second Thursday OF Septem.
Der.
The nearest place for automobile re-
pairing is at Hughes d Atkins machine
shop, IS Plainfeld ST., Olneyville. The
man with the breakdown may ask you.
James Dooley. Francis Keighley, Reu.
ben Dunn and Waller Jeschke are camp
ing at Grcene's Island. Las, evening
they entertained Howard Blake and
George Hughes Of this place.
The government inspectors have re
ported iavorably In regard to free rural
delivery for this section and notices have
been i,sued for carriers, who desire to
take the government examinations. To
the oflicers of The Johnston Improvement
Society belongs the credit OF securing
this much needed innovation.
The many friends OF genial Captain
McCoid Of Hose No. 2f claim to have the
laugh on him. II IL currently reported
that on a recent trip down the bay he
Jug full Two 'h6urs for CLAIMS halt
mile from ,idewa,ei. II is said that he
did not wish to gei his feet wet, hence
his shyness Of the mad flats. The story
does not bear the entire Indications OF
truth, though the captain does not say
thvt he got any clans.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
ENFIELD.

Mr.. and Nrs. Newell u. williams and
Byrsn J.. Couee entertained company
rem BAesnton, Saturday evenisg.
Chsrlos west had at his farm, this
wseA, 90 route to the city. a. inc a load
Of Pslss as hm been seen here for some
time.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
NORGAN'S MILLS.

Miss johanna RemIagton is raising
so~e handsome floral pieces, which II
rnnsrsd will be presented to budge Par
ker, the presidential nominee.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
ASHLAND.

lob Printing at the TInHs oSce.
Wsnted-Boys and girIs 10 learn silt
spinning. Apply At once TO The Rsmsss
& Gore Mfg Co, Allsndsle Six Nil
Cepterdsle, X. !.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
ChiIdren'S CO|ored Gingham Dresses

Children's Dresses in Gingham and Fancy
Percale, prettily trimmed, sizes from to
IL years, worth 75c, now soc
All our Ladies' Wash Suits are now re-
duced to half price I.5o. 200, 800
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
DANIELSON CARS.

c.nn.s..g Friday JAY oUNY service DANrlsoN and HALF
HOURLY 10 cLAYVLLE
Leave Market s.usr for D,-son ,s
and including 645 r. M
osyvle
p NJ and half ho-y including NJ, at
IsBPN.
esn be
the Srrany go sanigan bulSng Provdens, r.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
CEORCLAvILLE.

Judge James Har'ss IL spending few
weeks at the Cold Spring House, Wick
ford
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
Let This Little Bell Remind You

should and add te'ephons service your bust
DO they telephone and
their calls and Oils their orders We have
= $ per day.
ASessss Contract Department.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12

Childrcn's fine heavy Bingham and fancy
Duck, made in pretty yoke effects and
blouse suits, worth LIS, now Las
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12

Infants Cross Bar Muslin Bonnets with
full pleated ruche, worth Ioc now &c
Infants Fine Lawn Bonnets Of embroidery
tucks, and insertions, the patent washable
kind, were 7Sc and SOC, now soc
Infants Fine Cambria Slips, with yokes Of
embroidery and insertion, were 59c, 25c
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12

Ladies' fine Percale Wrappers, in light and
dark mixtures, all trimmed with large
collars of fancy epaslet, lined throughout.
RegularSI. so and SI.75 goods, now LIS
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12
Ladies' Wrapper Specials

Ladies' Wrappers Of good American prints
in yoke effect with small rufle trimming
full lined, made with fiounce, extra wide,
81 value, now 7Sc
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-08-12

Infants Short Dresses Of white nainsook
and cambric with yoke of embroidery,
were SOC now 2Se
Infants Short Dresses Of fine lawn and
India linen, made in Mother Hubbard
and French STYLE trimmed with dainty
insertion, were 1850 and I.7S, now Las