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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-10
LIST OF DEALERS:

T. L. Hadlcy, 10 Providence St.
Hopes Market, eos Main Street
n. Jacob, 500 East School Street
Mrs. A. keenan,,
geo Paramount Street
]. +. Lamoureaux.
ais South Main Street
l.. a. Laferriere. 32I Main s..
Loyer Bros, Is Rathbun Street
l.. Faford, So West Street
]. A. MORN, 81 Hope Street
McGee's Market,
50 Blackstone Street
r. II. Martelle,
3oS East School Street
L. J. O,Brien-Rear 90 River ~ ~ !.
| {. Roberge, 70 Arnold Street
Charles Robidoux, 8 Prospect St.
Sarabian & Johnson,
Sayles and East Streets
J. f. Smith, 800 Second Av.
a. Savard. 800 Clinton Street
II. ]. Sylvestre g. Co.,
83 Cumberland Street
II. +. Thayer, I32 Main Street
Z. A. Thayer. IS Main Street
G. Trahan, 3I6 North Main Street
Terminal Cash Market,
]. B. Richard, Prop, Main St.
III. Woisard, 20 Central Av.
White Cash Market,
+. Richard, Prop, 26I Main st.
fhe Warhctd Co, 100 Main St
Thos. Witham, 32o Social St.
Woonsocket Public Market,
8 Clinton Street
BLACKSTONE, MASS.
Saranac Mills Store
p. S. Smith, St. Paul Street
J. NJ. Landry
ATTLEBORO, MASS.
f. NJ. Bridgham, 7 Park Street
Attleboro Public Market,
80 Park Street
Z. S. Cole, 20 Pleasant Street
Frank Shaw, 80 Park Street
II. Charter, 5 Dunham Street
c. s. Atwell
!. Champigny, I4o Pine Street
%. Balcom, 9 Pleasant Street
+. A. Wctherell, II Bank Street
D. ILarochelle, -Eairpiew St
{. Fontneau, 81 Carpenter St.
II. T. Bliss, I8 North Av.
SOUTH ATTLEBORO, MASS.
w. Fl. Raymond
NORTH ATTLEBORO. MASS.
Edw. Grigor, 7 Pleasant Stree
J. 3. Curtis
q. \. Hancock < Son,
Washington Street
Gammons & Fales,
Washington Street
Pearson & Bloomer,
I83 Washington Street
G. s. Bates, 100 Pleasant Street
John DAILY, 156 Chestnut Street
]. +. Breen, 27o Washington st.
J. $. Ashworth.
Io4-Io6 Washington Street
ATTLEBORO FALLS, MASS.
J. Diamond
PLAINNILLE. MASS.
\. Emerson
ADAMSDALE, MASS.
Frank Gay
ASHTON, r. [.
Nicholson & Thackray
George Mcchan
WEST LONSDALE. r. :.
G. II. Tabcr
!. Powers
i. II. Ryan
Charles Walmsley
LONSDALE. Il. /.
II. Greenwood
W. +. Arnold
o. Fl
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WAKEFIELD, X. l.

WAKEFIELD, r. l. =
Eldred Bros.
b. +. Robinson
g. I. Champlin
GEORGIAvILLE, RI.
G. A. Sweet
ASHLAND, RI.
F. II. Wilbur
PONTIAC, RI
c. A. Johnson -
+. o. Johnson
NATICK, r. I.
+. ]. Mailloux
II. w. Barbour
COVENTRY, r. 7.
A. Bassett .y
CLYDE, r. l.
Carroll Bros.
ASHAWAY, X. +.
w. Burdick
POTTER HILL, r. 1.
Clifford Barber
BRIDGETON, RI.
lnman & Brooks
BRISTOL, K. !.
Mary 5. Lake
Newman Bros.
c. a. Johnson
II. VI. Thompson
T. ]. Connery
WARREN, K. I.
Excelsior Market.
w. s. Wilmarth
Charles Bliss
CHEPACHET, r. I.
Potter & Brown
RIVERSIDE, K. l.
Anthony & Co.
Penniman x Crumb
Turner Bros.
AUBURN, r. I.
Grant Bros.
CENTREVILLE, r.
Northrup Grocery
ARCTIC, r. I.
The Big Store.
EAST GREENWICH, RI
A. d. Miner
l.. l.. Nichols
w. d. Smith
L. Love
W. A. Hanaford
A. Vaughn
I. 3. Boardman
APPONAUG, K. I.
]. L. Perkins
\. ID. Miner
n. Tonge
BELLENlLLE, R. |.
r. II. Lawrence
THORNTON, X. 7.
Benjamin Dalton
NARRAGANSETT PIER, R. +.
!. {. Tucker, Jr.
WEXFORD. K. T.
VI. ]. Ryan
!. II. Rockwell
HAMILTON, r. I.
{. Bicknell
WEXFORD JUNCTION. r. I.
VI. +. Gardiner
HEBRONNILLE. MASS.
Hebron Store
y. Goff
William Premier
DODGENILLE, MASS
]. Mcrcicr
!. Daley
Dodgeville Store
CRANSTON. X. /.
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Charged With Larceny.

Petty larceny and destroying private
property are the charges registered on
the blotter of the Anaeostia police sta
ton against John Lariviere and James
Stone, aged seventeen and fourteen
years. respectively. They were arrest
cd by Policeman Crouch, Of the sub
station, on the complaint of Dardn
Herbert. The lads will be given hear
ing in the Juvenile Court tomorrow aft
eruOOu.
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NOTHING Like Homemade Bread

end no other homemade bread can
equal Holmes genuine home made Milk
Bread either in deliciouSneSS or nutri-
tiousness. In making Milk Bread the
finest ingredients are mixed with fresh
milk instead of water. &c loaf. deliver
ed direct from oven to table. Holmes
Bakery, LIST & E SITS. Phones E. 1440 & 1441.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By union printer, place. in out
city; best references; fore4N tnship country
office preferred Address BOX o, this Of
fee je25-3t
WANTED-Place in real estate or lawyers
Office, by smart, industrious boy. Address
BOX -, this office. II
WILL COMPENSATE anyone securing me
position. mechanical or electrical; charge OF
plans; technical education; large practical
experience. Address BOX u, this ctiice. Il
WANTED-By sober. active. Intelligent young
man from country, over feet tall, and
weighing over 200 pounds. situation; willing
foreman preferred; best of reference
Address BOX %, this Office. . je25-2t
WANTED-A buyer and salesman of good
address, twenty years experience in high
class mems furnishings, thorough knowl-
would like 10 meet one with capital
who would like 10 go into the business here
or elsewhere ADDRESS l. w, +. o. Box
liz. II
NEAT, sturdy bar and restaurant waiter
would like place; VIII work reasonable
Address 40 x ST. NV. je2l-2t
wANTED-By white boy OF IS, to learn
electrical work, in automobile shop. Ad-
dress BOX 59s this Office. je24-2t
WANTEp-Position as skilled unskined
labofer. 1879 4 ST. NV je>33
WANTED-Job. first-cass water we'll driver
deep or shallow work; experienced pipe
driver: fast and good tool dresser; Washing
ton or vicinity. II. T.. TURNER. quarry
Vile. Pa ie22- st
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FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs.

FOR SALE-Practica1ly new air-cooIed auto
mobile; carry four: lamps. horn. dash. clock,
TOOLS etc: will demonstrate at any time
LOCK BOX Is. Rockville, Nd. je24-3t
FOR SALE-Rambier Gasoiene runabout au-
lo,noblIe 8 horsepower, in very good run
ming order; has wooden wheels, BRASS
lamps, big gas lamp in 'front.'. long coil
nora, extra tlres tools: newly painted. viii
sell cheap: owner buying larger car: VIII de-
I.lonstrate; can be at z04 Arthur place
NV p square from Is. * o. Station.
je23-S,
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HELP wANTED-MALE g. FEM.aLE.

WANTED-Speed of IS to 100 words per
minute in stenosraphy guaranteed In $50
hours study, or money refunded We teach
all standard systems; also Typewriting and
Spanish; day and night sessions. Positions
procured for our pupils. STENOGRAPHIC
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-A few experienced district agents
for a h-st-ciass patented household article
for District and Virginia. This IS un
usual opportunity; thousands have been sold
IN East and the article cannot be had in
stores. live man with crew Of can
yassers make big money. Address BOX
57S, this office. je24-2t
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MACHINERY, TOOLS, &c.
MACHINERY. TOOLS, ETC.

MACHINERY. TOOLS, ETC
J. T.. HURLEY,
1919 Ohio Ave. Phone 452
Machinist Blacksmith and Boiler Maker
SPECIAL SALE.
Three S0-H u. stationary tubular boilers
One 81 ii. q. side-crank engine
One Ic-HP. Lidgerwood singie-cyiinder
singIe-friction, drum hosting engine and
boiler complete
Large assortment OF small engines. boilers.
and DuIlu. t-i1*ir
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Ladies' Tailor, Employed by the Best

firm of Washington wants TO make suit
for SO up, during the summer months
Address box %, this office.
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.Royal Pilsen" in Special Glasses.

See that you're served this light bee
in glasses etched with trademark an.
name Royal Pilsen.'' Abner-Drur,
Brew Co.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Bond Is Cancelled.

Justice STAFFORD has signed an order
authorizing r. B. Dickey and j. c..
Price receivers for the American Build
ing and Loan Association, to cancel a
bond given by Michael White for $500
and deliver it 10 him.
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS.

FOR SALE-A No. Oliver typewriter. II
splendid condition, for $3.50. VIII TAX
monthly payments or 1Use less Tor cash
ADDRESS box al. this ONCE. je22- II
FROM NOW until September /. we Qlloi
ing special prices on Underwoods. Renlins
TONS smith Premiers, Densmotes and Oliver
We rent all OF the standard machines by II
dsy week or month. Rental applies TO pui
chase Repairing done by experts. TYPE
WRITER AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO., III
THE BEST and cheapest in the city at 1907
St nv. Also rieoons. carbon, paper. g,
office supplies Jell-SQr
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COUNTRY BOARD.


BOARDER WANTED on farm ON West
river; good board, fine lawn boating and
hshing- Address MRS. ALIENS IGLEhART
Cornerstone. Md. 5ez2-5t-eod
NICE. QUIET COUNTRY HOME near War
renton; family wis-.es few boareers; eS-
celent table; - week Address Miss NJ
GOLDSMITH, Warrenton, Va. IL
a FEW BOARDERS in pleasant country
home at tontee station; SHADY lawns, Ia. ee
minutes OF Laurel electric cars. Apply ga
farm or 1910 18th St Address BENNETT
FARM Laurel, Md. je24-3t
COUNTRY BOARDING-Anyone wishing good
country board can be accommodated at the
pleasant home OF Mr.. John Schadd. TWO
mi east OF Martinsburg. and one mile
from the Opequon Creek. mich affords good
tlshins. Delightful white sulphur wafer
and caiybiaie spring, possessing the best
medicinal properties. Board. 81 per cay
Address JOAN SCHADD. Msrtnsburg. W.
Va, or 6S2 East Capitol St. city.
JEST. sa. SUIT
4 LADY in Frederick City is very DESTROYS
OF summer boarders. home comforts. Address
X. City p. O.. Frederick City. Md. jest
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Arrested for Begging.

Begging on Pennsylvania avenue
northwest was responsible for the ar
rest OF Michael Cayanaagh. Policeman
Morris. OF the Sixth precinct, saw the
old man panhandling along the avenue
about 9 O'Clock, and warned him TO de-
sist- Michael replied, law, gwan. I'm
looking for the price of Il smile Give
me a chance. won't your Morris an
swered in the negative and called a
patrol wagon
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE-New
system anyone can learn; eight weeks COM
teed when through; tools donated; write for
catalogue. MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE,
l31 Prince st, New York city. je25-6t
WANTED-white TO distribute circu-
lars: 81 Gay; also young man for store; $40
week 6l9 F st. NV. ROOM 8. 1t
tract. Address BOX 81. this office. je25-3t
wANTED-Experfenc tea and coffee clerk;
give age, reference, and salary expected;
must be a hustler. Address BOX go, this
office. 1t
WANTED-Sober men for National Guard;
promotion; Address Capt, F.. PENRoSE
SMITH, Room 607. Star building or call
ROOM %. A11nory, Monday. pm. je25-2t
WANTED Bushelmen. Apply 467 ST. NV.
ROOM q. Monday, 10 am 1t
WANTED-Night clerk for hotel. Apply.
with references, 4T6 Pennsylvania ave.
Je25-2t
wANTED-Fifteen good Iaborers good wages
TO good men; none other need apply; also
censes: a good, steady place for two good
men; wages, Sl4 per week. Apply at AS
Sc je25-3t
WANTED-Salesmen Of ability and good APP
pearance TO sell water filters. WEI.LMAN.
fOs Ilth st. NV. je25-3t
wANTED-Laborers 9th and K SITS. Sc 1t
at night; one who understands cleaning
horses. wagons. and harness; must be sober;
come ONE at ONCE. with references F. H FIN
LEY son, 2OS Massachusetts ave 1t
wANTED-First- class bartender: one not
afraid of work: state experience. Address
BOX Il, this Office je24-2t
WANTED-Driyer for milk wagon: refer
ence required. Zso6 L ST. je24-3t
WANTED-A stick candy maker: steady
work Tor experienced man; state salary
wanted and experience. Address BOX Z, this
oiiiee- leZ4-St
WANTED-white barber s4oe Brightwood
ave. NV. Je24-3t
wANTED-A good all around grocers clerk:
lasting position 9th and H SITS sw- je24-3t
WANTED-Clerk in grocery store; one who
can cut meat BELLS. 18th and w NV.
-- je23-3t
| WANTED-A good eli around yrocer's clerk /:
! lasting position 9th and H SITS. NV. ie23- 81
/ understands Ineat cutting Call at either 1851
/ or 1881 H St je29-3t
/ WANTED-Colored barber at once 1922 tn
| St. sw. je23-3t
wANTEDaTo employ a. colored coachrasil.
Address BOX 5Ss, this office. je23-3t
wANTED-Bright young man may earn
/ course in shorthand and typewriting in re-
| turn for % days work. Address BOX so.
this office je23-6t
/ wANTED-Sfx carpenters to trim out houses
! Southeast corner 18th and SITS ne Apply
! to JAMES D. BURNS. Builder je23-3t
/ WANTED-Before June 80 20 young men for
Association Company, National Guard. APP
/ ply Lieut. VIM l.. Tydings. Room 4l3 Colo
RADIO Building. Jez3-3t
wANTED-I-aborers, $3.50 day. MONROE
/ BRICK COMPANY. Goth and SITS.
| Jel9-u
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn good
/ income corresponding for newspapers; expe-
ricnee unnecessary. Send for particulars.
! PRESS SYNDICATE. Lockport. n Y.
je15-30t
! BOYS, BE INDEPENDENT. Own your own
new spaper routes. Get list OF customers
for the Evening and Sunday Times. and you
! viii mike good money Fo. further In
] formation apply CIRCULATION DEPART
MENT. The Washington Times. ap23-f
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ATTORNEYS.

ADVICE FREE-Dainage. estate, and divorce
cases. etc; all courts. Able lawyers. No
charge without service. Everything strictly
con1dentiai MoLey advanced. Address z. o.
BOX ia. SttS. iel4-aot
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SITUATIONS wANTED--FEMALE.

WANTED-By respectable colored girl. place
10 do any kind Of work. 4l5 Ridge st. NV
je2o-2l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dressmaker wishes
dresses 10 make 9OI 18th St NV II
WANTED-By middle-ag aged lady, neat house
keeper, the care of widower's home or for
party going away for the summer. Address
BOX 70, this office. II
WANTED = Situations; first-class. plain
cooks, chanbernaids, nurse, general work
ers; also white general worker. chamber
maid 1211 10th st 1t
WANTED-By refined young woman, place
companion for elderly invalid lady.
Address BOX 35, this office. II
wANTED-By refined white woman desiring
10 leave city for summer, position to do house
work and assist with sewing. Address BOX
20, this office. II
WANTED-High-g grade dressnaking TO do
at home. 11e3 New Jersey ave. 5e25-3t
WANTED-By colored girl, morning work or
couple hours evening. or light work in a
fiat Address 1924 2lst St NV. II
WANTED-By experienced teacher, piano
scholars ar summer price. 25c- Address BOX
Il. this office, 1t
WANTED-Position by an experienced man
tourist. Address BOX $50. this Office. je23- ct
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FOR RENT-TyPEwRITERs.

FOR RENT-Standard typewriter. fine ca
dition 81 monthly Address BOX 3d. Il
office. jess;
REMINGTON. No. G; Viii sell or rent i
rlarkably low. Address VACATION this /
fiee. ----- JERKS
FOR RENT-Typewriter Summer rates
Williams typewslters. 81 per month. ots
makes at low rates Rental will amply /
purchase THE TYPEWRITER EXC lang
elS + St MY. Pi.oRe l0S5 Main. 1el1-i
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Phone 1873 for FusselPs Ice Cream
Prompt delivery service. 1877 n Y. ave.
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just Received One Carload of Manitou

Ginger Champagn and Afanitou Table
Water from Manitou. Colorado. foot OF
Pixies Peak. Charles kraemer, l35 It'll
Phone NJ 273S
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WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPERS. DC per roll and up; border.
cellng, and side wall. CARLISLE BROS.
6i6 II st. ta05-9t
WM. V. MAHONEY. the progressive Paner-
hangeri reliable. proinpt, cheap. legal guar
antee- Send postal for free samples and Is
innate Main store, COZ Pennsy iVanIa ave
Sc. phone East Il4-F.. on following agencies:
!2S0 St Sc; 10 Monroe ST.. Anacostfa
nlatunsly Stole, congress Heights; COZ New
York ave. NV; Edlaritch's store Bowie. Nd :
I24 18th st. NV; O'DonnelPs store. 32d and
NJ SITS my. I.13-Tt
ROOMS PAPERED. $l.25 up: house painting.
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS. CAS- II 81.
Phone East 1887. je25-3t
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FOUND.

FOCND-God ring, about two months ago;
six pearls. With amethyst stone. Call for
at 40 Defrees Ct NV. II
STRAW. Panama hats cleaned. bleached
equal 10 new Felt. derby. silk a Speciality
Msnr1i. 1I27 I'M ts7-aai
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Puresr Ice Cream and Ices
IN town. John Hartung. los Fla. ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SfInll DaIlolh- IL Sl NOLAN, of
2l0 D ST. NV. holds religious services every
sunday and Thursday evening O'clock
5e25-2t
OLD CARPETS woven into reversible rugs:
drop postal GOLDEN, 123 9Th 81. Sc
je24-3t
SIGNS AT SHORT NOTICE. See THE
SIGN MAN. ia 1lIh 81. NV. best work
moderate Drices. jeI5-30t
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the stockholders
OF the Columbia Plate Glass insurance Com
pany will be held 1914 Z St NV, FRIDAY
JULY T. 1906 at 2 O'Clock. Subject Re
duction Capital stock" MYER COHEN, II
r. HOWENSTEIN. HENRY ii. MCGEE.
je15-2lt
FULL DRESS and uxedo Suits for hire. 81
JULIUS COHEN. l1oi 7th ST. NV. iei-u
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s41.as-Denver, Col, and Keturn-sA..z

Official Excursion Epworth League. Ad,
dress Frank T.. Israel, Room l05 Colo.
RADIO building.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

F0R SALE-Guaran,eed 1870 dividends: SPLEEN
4 &c established manufacturing company.
ssAiee postai Tor information Small OF large
office ..-,s a.
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WANTED-By respectable colored girl. place
10 do any kind of work. 4l5 Ridge St NV
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COLUMBIA combination tandem. Morrow
coaster brake, Hartford extra heavy tires
cost 500; price. SIS. 1869 Corcoran ST.
le]I-2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

graduate and bride to take
advantage of this special offer We make
the SWEETEST photographs in the city for the
least money. 50 photograph. So. See US at
once. Paipstaking Photographs at the PAINE
STUDIO, gig F ST. NV. je25-3r
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTED-N Motorcycle. in good condition.
cheap fer cash. Address BOX 50. this office.
je25-3t
=
DON'T PIT your bicycle in the cellar We
pay highest cash prices for them. lI3 Penn
sylvenia av-. NY. iel7-39t
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PASTUEAGE.

PASTURE YOUR HORSES at Magnolia
Farm: blue grass range and running streams
I'd Joining Fort Myer: horses called for and
delivered; rate. So per month; city reference
5. Z. WRIGHT. Owner. Bancroft. Va
leI0-l6t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-s-horsepower stationary gaso-
lene engine. MAURER'S 81 HAT STORE,
GIL 9TH NV 1t
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WAREHOUSES; AND VEHICLES

livery wagons, must sound and weigh
about /, I5u pounds. W. ID. BALDERSTON,
Mgr A L1SNER. Palais Royal. Il
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ANACOSTIA.
BRoOKLAND. D. C.

RVS PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
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FOR SALE-Fine bank fixtures. suitable for
office or bank: bargain. 3l5 9th st. ".
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WANTED-BOARDERS.

COOL PROPOSITION All styles and
prices. Repairing. CARROLL ELECTRIC
CO.. Bond Builiing- Phone Main S2a. let u
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' WANTED s buy small cigar store: give
price and location no brokers Addreas
BOX 81. this office iess-at
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-10
Ihe hmm I.nreI I'M.

The long cared bat puts Itself To bed
in wraps not only of its own wings
but supplemented 10y the folding of it,
own enormous ears This little British
mammal the body OF which is only
two inches long from the tip of the
nose 10 the base of the tail, has the
largest ears, in proportion TO its size, oi
any animal In the world. They are an
inch and half long and thrcc-quar
ters Of an inch broad, and when their
owner proposes - 20 To sleep IL bends
them outward and then backward
folding them down or either side ot Its
head ana shoulders before bringing up
the wings to cover its sides. When
waking up il is quite n business for the
little bat 10 get its tall ears straight-
cned out and into position again. They
remain for some time at half cock
and then are gradually set up and
erected 10 serve the animal while
nwake.-LondOn Nature.
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Will. collins. Fnt Niiinin.

Here is story HAT was told by
Hall Cainc concerning NilEic Collins
"Thc most successful character in 'Tht
Woman Iu White was not woman
but man Fosco, the fat villain
when the book was produced every
body was talking about the fat villain
While the author was staying with his
mother visitor came. The lady said
10 Collins:
" You seem 80 have made great
success with your villain in The Wo
man I'm White" I have read the book.
! have studied this villain. but he is not
half villain. You don't know real
villain. and the next time you want to
do n villain come 10 me. | ann very
close To- one. have got one constantly
In my eye in fact il is my own hus
band"
"Wilkic Collins often told this sto
ry. but withheld the name of the lady
1t was the wife of Sir Edward Rulwcl
Iytton."
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-10
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Let the boastful man have his own
way. He won't listen TO you anyway.
The only way to tell love story, aft
or all. is I'm kindness and good cooking.
II Is too late To congratulate some
people after they have been married "a
long as week.
A great many people have con-
sciences that would require an alarm
clock TO wake up.
Artificial roses never appear 10 sd
poor an advantage as when they bloom
on girls checks.
Come TO think of il, il you hate any
one don't you hate his laugh more than
anything else about him?
A pessimist is one who secs the time
ahead when he will break with friend
and therefore tells the friend nothing
An optimist sees only eternal friend
shin and tells the friend all.-Atchison
CloL,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-10

ROBERT HUNTER, we'll known stat
istician OF New York City recently
made the very startling statement that
"Ten million people in the United
States are in extreme poverty, being
unable to earn enough to get the ne
cessities OF life and TO maintain physi-
cal efficiency. They are dependent to a
greater or less degree upon charity"
lie further says in the address from
which the above is quoted that "The
masses Of the poor are getting worse in
the country today. Social conditions
have greatly changed in the past 80
years. A few men are amassing enor-
nous wealth. The middle class is dis
appearing and the conditions in the
slums are rivaling the worst in the
great cities Of Europe" People who
have given the subject any thought are
not likely TO contradict Mr.. Hunter s
assertions.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-03-10

SAMUEL WHITELEV was reelected to
the Board of Canvassers last Monday
evening by the Providence City Council
in a wonderfully unanimous way, con
sidering the amount of talk concerning
his being shelved that preceded the
election. OF course there was a great
deal of underground politics in the
matter, of which the dear pnblic is en-
tirely ignorant. The Journal might
tell the whole story.