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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03

There has been made no statement Of
the political social and Industrial cou-
ditlons ms they exist today I'm Puerto
Rico that is as interesting or as en-
tightening as "rhe Present outlook
by Bishop James n, Van Buren,, IN the
Reader Magazine for September IL Is
am Impartial survey, for the bishop has
neither ak to grind nor case TO prove
lie opens with the statement that the
conditions, after six years Of American
occupation, ate neither so good nor so
bad as they have been represented ana
closes with the dictum that Inc
question is not only whether Puerto
RIcans are capable Of receiving those
ideas and principles which have mace
our nation what It Is, but also whether
the American people can impart them.
Another article ot importance IN THIS
magazine is THE Supremacy Of Law
I'm which the course taken by Governor
Peabody In the recent trouble with the
miners Of Colorado is defended and JUS
tilted. Much has been written I'm con-
demnatlon Of the state officials ana II
is interesting TO read the other side OF
the case
The September Reader Is strong In
fiction. having In addition to MacGraths
serial, THE Man on the Box, snort
stories by John Colby Abbott Meredith
Nicholson l.. NJ Montgomery W. J.,
Wilson and others. Israel ZangWlll
gives some Tips to MillIonalres, and
Francis Lynde tells Of the publlcA
share Of the responsibility for the loss
Of NE by railway accidents,
The table Of contents IN this rapidly
growing magazine Is too long TO reprint
Ii Is diversified IN its appeal, but all
interesting. The frontispicce Is a por-
trait I'm color Of Edward Everett Hale
The latest issue Of Eyerybody's
Magazine contains an article ON MI.
Theodore Thomas, the director OF the
Chicago orchestra, His interesting
personality comes out clearly In TINS
article, and also In recent book I'M
which Mrs Thomas relates how snH
and Mr. Thomas built "Our Mountain
Garden" near Bethlehem I'm the White
Mountains. They took tenty-iive acres
OF rock-strewn hillside and converted
il into a charming summer home, the
gardening operations consisting chiefly
In helping nature to appear at her best.
Mrs. Thomas says that her book Is real
ly about "Felsengarten and how we
built il with our own four hands,
The Four-track News for September
opens with a very interesting article,
entitled "VenlCe as She is and is Not.
"Ye Fishermans Gardyn,' story OF
real fshermans paradise. My First
Deer" the story Of a sportsWoman IN
the Adirondacks and Autumn IN the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS,

The following 80 volumes win be add
ed 10 the library Tuesday morning.
Sent s. 1904
Abbott-Clorks and Conycyaucers'
Assistant Ueference)
RroWn-Foc Of Compromise
GesenWs Hebrew and English Lex
icon, Ucforauce),
Meupes Whistler As Knew Him.
Reynolds Handbook OF Mining Laws,
Vofcrcnccl.
Shaler- Elizabeth Of England, g vols.
Smger-JeWlsh Encyclopedia, vols. !
to inclusive (refarence),
Steyens-Coppcr Handbook 1904
Thwlites, calculations Of the state
Historical Society Of Wisconsin, sols. I,
2, and If to 10 inclusive.
FICTION.
Abanca -Susannah and one other
Galt-Aunals Of the Parish,
Galt-Ayrshirc Legitees.
Galt--Eutail, vols.
Gat-Last Of the Lairds.
Galt-PrOyost.
Sir Andrew Wylie, vols.
lie Fauu and Others Good
Ghost Stories.
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ipeclal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
r ONION, Aug. 23.--Whilc I'm West
| cline-on.Sea, the smart little Es-
sex summer resort, recently, had
- the good LUCK to meet and visit
an uncommonly interesting literary
couple who make their home there-the
Coulsoo Kernahans. Kcrnahan himself
Is too we'll known In the United states
TO need any introduction to American
readors-he produced that weird study,
"A Dead Mans Diary God and the
Ant" which has been translated into
eight languages, including Chinese, aud
"The child. the Wise Man and the
Devil OF which a quarter OF "a million
comics have been sold. "Scoundrels a
co." was one Of Kernahans last books.
incidentally, he Is literary adviser 10
one OF the best known Of London pub
fishers. Mrs. Kernahan's work Is, I
fancy. less well known IN the United
states. but she has half a dozen novels
to her crcdit-among them 1.-THE House
of Rimmon' and Frank Redlaud, Re
cruit-and another coming out In the
fall.
"Tbrums' rs the name which the kci-
nahans have bestowed upon their cot
tagc-a typIcaly English one, half hid
den by ivy-aud II Is one Of the most
interesting abodes II ever has been my
lot 10 enter Tho drawing room is liter
ally crowded with souvenirs OF dis
tingulsnod folk-whlch in almost every
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The Ferns Of Now England and Their
Allies. new book boy Helen Eastman,
is q guide TO all the ferns OF New Eng.
land and some of their allies club
MOSES, horsetuils etc. II contains brief
sixty species or varieties Of ferns, with
II OF the allies. and points out moro
distinguishing marks Of difference be-
tween species resembling each other
chan are found I'm any other work.
The Illustrations of which there are
nearly 80. are from direct prints of
specimens ON Photographic paper and
are consequently absolutely accurate.
II Is believed that they VIII prove more
helpful to beginners than any series Of
fern pictures that has heretofore APP
peared.
The book Is provided with an index
and glossary, and also tables listing the
species fruIting I'm each month Of the
season aud showing what species may
be- looked for I'm each particular kind Of
soil and environment. II will be found
a valuable pocket companion I'm yaca-
ton days or leisure hours spent i'm
fields and woods. The publishers are
Houghton, Mlfnm & Co.
In Baldwin's Abraham Lincoln-by
James Baldwin, Author Of "Baldwin's
Readers" "Old Green Stories"
The He Of the great presldcnrls re-
told IN a manner both agreeable and
comprehensive to young readers, MI
Baldwin has been particularly success
ful In producing book equally adapt
ed TO school and home reading, ANA free
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03
A WOMAN'S MISERY
LIFE A BURDEN BECAUSE HER
BLOOD WAS OUT or ORDER
Mrs. Smith Receivers the Joy Of Living
When the state ~ Her liood Is Cor
recttd IA Ruddy and Hearty To-day

According 10 On, verdict of the doe
tors Mrs clara a. Smith had but "a few
weeks of me- lett TO her. For four
years She had been growing paler aud
thinner and It waR known that her case
had been pronounced beyond the reach
of medical skill Then "A Transformation
occurred and the woman who had spent
most Of her time .n bed and finally had
become so weak that she could not
cross the nJor dismissed her nurse,
resumed her household work, and grad
ually took on flesh until she reached
a weight Of iS pounds.
The astonlshment Of her aCquaiut-
anccs WAS boundlpss and, as the lacts
became known, the interest in the story
OF her recovery extended, To a report
en- who visited her home 10 learn the
circumstances Mrs. Smith gave the
following details
MY trouble began nearly four years
ago with hemorrhages of the bowels,
Week In and week out these were re-.
peated and there seemed no way oil
stopping them. ] became white as
snow My heart beat so that | could
not 60 up stairs, and later not even the
length Of the floor My head kept
lhrobbing all the time just below my
ears, and my limbs sWelled and would
hardly carry my body Finally J. pee
came so weak that / had to Tie down
an the time,
MY physicians regarded my case as
Incurable was told that there was
no possible chance for me and even
that | could not last for more man
few weeks, II was then In october
Of last year thtt my son-ln-laW saw am
advertisement of pr Williams. PINK
Pills and got some for me, Ihey
brought mo the nwt relief | had cN-
pcrcuccd IN all my sickness ! could
see a change ior the better within the
FIRST Ueok after ! began to use then'
The pain I'm my head stopped almost at
once and has never returned since MY
strength began to come back my lips
and cheeks grew red again. my ilesh
W2s restored, an fact | ann now en-
lrely well and able to do the work a.,
family OF three, The chNlse Us a'l
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esNOTES.~ 80,

THE title Of Marie Corcllis new story
thoh v.ll hc published ON Sept 10, js
Gods Good Mana Simple Love
Story Uodd. Mead and Company VIII
publish it in this country
M 1902 there WAS an auction OF MSS
H Amsterdam lIoIlWo. Among the
historical matter in the collection was "a
.'icr dated From the Island of Man
llics I'M New Ncthcrlaud this Nth OF
August. Anuo l62S.'
This is the earliest eNtant autograph
document written iu what Is now the
state of New York
10 Vus sent hy Jougs MichaelIus, the
fEl minister OF The gospel in these
Nrts to Jonas Forest. prominent
.tI2rn OF Hoon iN Holland.
THE important document viii soon be
phIIshod under the title Manhattan
1G-N,' bon q limited edition of 30 COPE
com Imperial Japan and l15 copies
!. Holland handmade paper and
utol 40 the Marion Press. The vol
two wifi contain
a Review of the Letter,
A TRANSCRIPT of the Letter
A Translation of the Letter.
Chapter ON New Io1l3nd to 1928
end i6 spelling of the Island now
tnoNU as Manhattan,
nodd Mead and Company VIII have
thg edition for sale
I.nrouDo Wilkinson win bring out
carly next month through Mcclure
al al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03

rurran the famous Irish lawyer and
orator tUuuu who WAS man of
some wealth and much dignity had 90
guOd.tur-uOthlug brother Time after
time Doe had helped him financially but
Ht lHst hif patience exhausted, the law
Ser declared that not another YOU would
the spoudthrIft get out of him. Where
upon Che scamp. who might for the
moment have been Eugene Field set
up wretched Iiitlo oobbler.s stall m
Fly Place, just ACROSS from the AIDE
'orlirs residence. and put mp % slgu
over 10 dls LOSING hIs relationship. 10
ended lu One lawyers giving way uud
hcggiug hls brother 90 Take himself ana
nus stan away q! any price,
u Franc. they ar. touchy and a
writer can't ha too careful about name
ing hIs characters so, long ago Rene
puhrvuI, popular r0wmCcr PUBLISH
oi 90 book which, .oWtIuod 70 character
utWod Bishop Volatile Volatile, of
course means FOWL md now the novel;
ift ls boIng ucd for damages by Bishop
tupun of Nice Who declares that this
is m alIusIou 20 HIM
200 IIIlNItN literary circles lO'h Nff
telling % new story about Eugene sue
and The queer way 'u which he used
tU bargain over his serial right llis
Mvst r.oa of Paris had just appeared
and Sue was the man Of the moment
To him went the editor of the Constitu-
tiOunol then one Of the leading French
papers for the purpose of securing the
rights ds % serial of whatever now
work he had BOO hand ~ shall want
$4,000 for lt" replied Sue. payable to.
day. The editor said ho was willing
to pay d and produced his check book
Hold ON, cried Sue. there Is one
condition ! understand that YOU have
the sm1rtost carriage and pair iu Paris.
] stlpulatc that YOU shall send them
every dag 10 my house TO bring me my
proofs and fetch my copy Though the
request WAS rather 300 odd one the cdi-
tor agreed Co 10, ana ds the work
which ne thus obtalutd was The Wan
deriug Jew hc probably never rcpentcd
of his bargain.
HAYDEN CHURCH.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER D 1904

season Mr. pickthal has made lil1p.
turc bis Profession he lives m cuuu-
try Iaiish loo SUFFOLK with his family
his cspyOa fad is for languages. ion
Which Ie has phenomenal faculty. u
is trfply interested in Arabic literature,
a9d has remarkable collection of dUn
Arabic manuscripts, which muIps hls
little country homo the Mecca of am
students Of oriental literature,
EMS Morcdith's story OF am cXpcctant
mother ana her diary 90 her yet unborn
chiId. Heart VI My Heart" TX making
its success not only among women bur
among men, a dealer In books who
has his shop near Wall street. recent
ly wrote 10 the publishers iu prise OF
Heart of MY Heart. and added that
among the bankers and brokers ID was
aImoft his best selling book Louise
Chandler Moultun writing Co n friend
said 81 took uD Heart of My Heart
and read 10 entirely through before
went a. sleep. II Is very original
idea end the book is as fresh and pure
as fallen snow The author OF "HcaT
" My Heart has lived a pretty active
ne and occupied herself at NAM lro-
f,ssIons Since my book came out"
she 3ays. 81 have learned "a great many
things about myself that ! did NOT itGuv
before ] have had all sorts Of tu yns.
from Denver To- Dawson. assigned as
my birthplace. and have been told that
! am college graduate with regret.
! must admit that the only college 7
ever graduated from was the college
OF Hard Knox
joel Chandler Harris has finished n
now series OF Uncle Remus stories and
verses upon which he had been work
Ing tn, viii appear iu one Of the
monthly magazines, and win be pub
lIshod by Mcclure Phillips In 1905.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03
Visit TO the Kernahan Home,
Husband and Wife at Work.
sour LONDON LITERARY LETTERS

case have been presented by the celebri-
ties themselves For instance, there are
the original sketches Of famous paint
mgs by English artists-Rossett among
thcm-sgned photographs OF notable
men IN every walk OF lifc-and what
must be ono of the most remarkable
collections I'm this country Of auto.
graphed books, ] hesitate to say how
many shelves they nm. but practically
every living English author is repre-,
scented and I'm most cases the inscrip.
ton on the ny-leaf gives me the idea
that the writer and Kernahan are on
unusually friendly terms Here are vol
umes from Meredith. Swlnburne Watts
Dunton. J. NJ Barrie, j. X Jerome,
Max Pe,0herton, several from Marie
Corelli. inscribed IN her bold hand Hall
Cainc and II. G. Wells, Robert Barr and
Barry Pain, TO name only a few that
come first TO mind.
Hut what struck me, and my CONF
panion, Miss Constance Smedley whose
new book, Heart OF Gold Is 10 be
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publlsbcd by usrrc,s NOV, ,ropth mo
rost lntorcstlpg M ,h, Itern.bsns ,rer.
tho rcspectivr 5,,ork gbons" or tbie M
oraty couplc I'm the rom or thol, bouse
is ID lawn .upop which Am summon visl-
tors are entertained at tea-and al the
end of this are Two small rustic huts.
as alike AS pvo uo9s and about 20
feet apart Each Is fitted ND ag 70
"dcn' and iu one are to Dr. found
the writing materials manuscripts.
and books of reference of Keruahau.
Boo the other those of hs wife, Each of
the "huts' ig lighted by windows boo
every wall and each equipped with u
heating apparatus Thus this literary
couple are able TO work, summer and
winter alike, within few feet of each
other and yet ho respectively as mdia-
turbcd 0s 10 they we're miles uput.
From what ] saw Of the kcruahtns,
however. ! imagine that foW hours
pass without visits being exchanged
between the two "huts'
with the end NJ the season no hand
authors, like other folk. are ON the
move, Thomas Hardy who generally
makes point OF coming To London
when everyone else Is leaving IT, ar.
rived I'm town" recently and has been
spending most Of hls time since then
IN the reading room OF the British Mu-
seum-presumably seeking material for
the remainder Of his famous NapolcOuIc
drama, 'The Dynasts' Mr. Hardy was
by Dr. Robertson Ncoll at the Devon
DFI a.. D.
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ACHIEVEMENT.

by Alvin B.Bshp AN.
inscribed TO Dr Nicola Gguotti author OF
"I FatO.'
.iIkrr am I of opportunity
Aud lord OF Fate beside. Naugbt hens my view
OR bars my way / leap the bounds If bluci
Lowell mountains: bridge the lashlng sea
.ft Inc ores OF twinklng worlds. To me
THE whirng systems, twilight cons through
Bruc tribute yast--yot nothing ever new,
..r eio thoy were / am-shall after be.
tu,h are ms realm and reign my throne rs Man
make him god TO know both good and illi
no taste am fruits. but choose the higher stllI
4 aimlo,s never. uatpnl work my plan,
THl of my stun his Hnal self is wrought
nus will the tool, but 1 the master Thought
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03

used with SozODONT Liquid. prevents
accumulation Of tartar yet being free from
ghl does no, scratch the enamel Do not
experiment on baby's teeth, Insist on
SOZODONT
sFoRMs LIQUID, POWDER, PASTE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03

from wcarsome details and sectional
prejudice The book Is morethan an
ordinary biography as II embraces
much Of the most important parts OF
the history OF our country from the
close Of the Revolution 10 the endof the
civil war, Considerable space Is given
TO Llncon's boyhood. IN order to bring
out the conditions Of pioneer HE IN the
west The illustrations are numerous
and attractive, The volume is dedlcat-
ed ITO the Schoolboys OF America" and
WIN prove Of service IA inspiring them,
American Book co.
Mr. Frank Moore Colby has written
a volume OF essays which win shortly
be published under the title " "lmag-
mary Obligations
The author discusses the tendency Of
his fellow.countrymen to burden them
selves too heavily with one another's
tastes lie discusses needless duties,
especially that chief one Of seeming
different from what We are, and he
draws his illustrations from the talk,
oral and printed, OF the day Tho top
les treated are perhaps transilory, but
they are bound. nevertheless, 10 recur,
The authors quoted are eyanescent
but they are Of the kind that viii be
born again The author has written
about them chiefly because he enjoys
their absurdity. and because they seem
to him TO show incidentally why no
many Of us grow old rigidly or deyel-
OF "a sort of spiritual pomposity I'm our
middle age our fancied obligations
are. therefore, the topic on which Mr..
Colby has touched with a light and
dextcrous hand. It Is fencing Of the
most graceful and exquisite Kind, and
the little essays are each Of them per-
feet In their way.
Historical and biographical Nara
tivrs. by Isabel r. Wallach Is the lat
est addition TO the popular series OF
Eclectic school Readings and contains
65 sketches Of the prominent characters
% history. from Egypt, China, and In
dla. through Grecian and Roman times
10 medieval and modern Europe. The
stories are brief. simply told. and In
terestng. and are sure 10 be pleasing
to children NJ the fifth grade Tor which
the book il intended Though not over
dldatic IN tone, the simple ethics Of
each sketch are unObtruslVely put for
ward. and the high motives, the lofty
patriotism. and the stirring deeds OF
these great men OF all times VIII be
readily comprehended by the young
reader The book is well supplied with
helpful and pleasing Illustrations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03
OPPOR TUNITY

Master Of human dostncs am 4
Famc. love and fortune ON my footsteps walt
cities and fields walk ] penetrate
deserts and fields remote, and, passing by
I0vpl and mart and palace. soon or late,
knock unbIddcu once Ht every gnte'
~ flgcpng wake II fcastlng rise before
J turn away Il is tho hour Of fate,
And they who follow me reach every state
N.Ituls desire AND conquer every foe
Save death. but those who doubt or hesitate,
ca. Iomned 90 failure, pcnury and woe,
Seek me in vain and usoessly implorc-
answer not and / return on more.
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- POEMS EVERYBODY SHOULD Know. =,
LOVE ME- LITTLE, LOVE ME LONG.

Tho following pom has given h. EgfIs9 @ 1, ne [ ons
lin0at Niu, Inc wv
tiken2 This sd TO nave
tpu printed ih '" lne ""''' 10 '''
Love mn me ous
ID lc
,, tiat n no
O
Wou cold
Nj too
MAJ I'M IT'S old
haste
little long,
burden
+ thou mo o much
tuuoh;
i. Ii, m such
the end
little well content
U rnoigh intent
10 be scadtast ulcnd
sa, thou lowest me- while thou live
"a me- viii give,
dreaming de- ccNc
llc
Ns, death ooh
viii truth
% n May u youth;
This my love assures
r.pslrut b moderate
pcuoNori
NJ cndaYot-
viii restore
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TEETH OF CHILDREN

Few mothers know how vitality Imporlan,
ls lhs care Of a ohllda first teeth. The
beauty Of Inc permanent SCI depend, almost
entirely upon H.
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Mcclure. Phillips have put to press n
fourth Edition OF Charles Wagncr's The
Better Way" a fifth edition OF Stewart
Edward Whites THE Silent Places"
and the nlnetieth thousand Of Booth
Tarklngtons The Gentleman from In
diana"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03

Stewart Edward White and Samuel
Hopkins Adams, It Is said, are collab-
Grating upon a novel Of mystery, Il is
TO bo a Sea-tale, and the plot involves
a mysterious ship that is found on tho
high seas with all sails set and nobody
aboard. II is said to be founded upon a
fact.
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Booth Harrington the author OF The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-30
PROPOSALS FOR CRUSHED STONE
AND ASHES.
Town Clerks once.

Bristol r. l.. March %. 1904
Sealed proposals will be received al
this office until IL o'clock noon. Tuesday.
April s, 1904. for furnishing and deliver
ing one thousand tons of crushed stone,
and one thousand cart loads OF ashes.
suitable for sidewalk purposes (weight
per cart load about $500 pounds).
Information relative TO grade OF stone
and ashes and places Of delivery may be
obtained Of Alexander c. Fales. Sur
veyor Of Highways. Bristol. r. l.
The Town Council OF said Bristol re-
serves the right TO reject any or ALI bids
By order and in behalf OF said Council.
HERBERT r. BENNETT.
Town Clerk
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$1.OO.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
sherin's onice,

Sheriff's Office,
Providence, March 2S, A. u. 1904.
Providence. Sc.
BY Virtue and in pursuance OF an Exc
cution. Number 5.s7e. issued out OF the
Common Pleas Division OF the Supreme
Court. holden AZ Providence, in the State
Of Rhode Island. within and for the
County Of Providence, on the 2sth day OF
said Court. September 2sth, A. ID. 1904,
upon a judgment rendered by said Court,
on the 2lst day OF March A. ID. 1904 in
favor OF The Farbenfabricken OF Elber-
field Company OF the State Of New York.
plaintin, and against T. Frusher alias
Thomas Frusher alias John Doe doing
business as the Frusher Company IN
Providence. IN said County and State de-
fendant. | have this day. at 10 minutes
past IL O'Clock a m. levied the said Exc
cution on all the right title and Interest
which the said defendant, Frusher Com
pany, had on the l4th day Of January
A. ID. 1904. at 20 minutes past o'clock
+. NJ. (the time OF the attachment on the
scrfbed personal property. viz: A lot Of
Bottles and small Boxes, containing
colors; ! Safe. Chairs. l Table, | Book
Case l Wardrobe, Roll Top Desks, l
Cabinet Typewriter. full Barrels and .
HalfBarTels Dye Stuffs. II Kegs and 10
Tin Cans containing colors and 9 Pairs Of
Scales.
Notice Is hereby given that 7 will sell
the said attached and levied on estate
at Public Auction. 10 be held I'm the
street. In said City OF Providence, in said
County OF Providence, on Thursday the
eth day Of April. a. u. 1894. at u o'clock
noon. for the satisfaction of said execu-
suit, my own fees and all contingent ex-
penses, n sufficient.
ANDREW MCKENZIE.
m2s-a6incl Deputy Sheriff.
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FOR SALON BEACH PARK, BUT
tonwoods, well-furnished 10-room cottage,
with 2T250 sd n. OF land: near water
front and handy TO station: price low.
G.. l.. e. ". J. GROSS. Managers OF Es-
tates. Union Trust Bldg.
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PROVIDENCE GAS COMPANY.

A dividend of one dollar per share has
been declared payable on Friday. April
fst proximo. 10 stockholders OF record at
the close of business Monday. the sist
inst.
wM. r. NYE. Treasurer.
Providence. r.. T., March Is, 1904.