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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-04-07
s.illaathn DIsnnte.

Jane c-ied Mrs. TimmiI. there
are burglars down stairs"
'Oh. no there ain't. my dear re-
piled Mr. Timmid
gym sure there are
"I'u sgra there amt"
Il tell y0u there are"
Il tell you there amt"
"YOur husband Is right. mum" In
terposed a low-browed Individual who
thrust his head into the room at this
juncture We're up stairs"
And as BE- started down he was
heard % sag 10 his pal: II slvays be-
ueve In helping a husband ont when.
band out whenever I kin. I'm a mar.
rled uaa myself. Post.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-04-07

Florrie was n little girl four years
Did. She had heard her cousin Ethel
Tell that last spring she had planted
seeds in her little garden and cared
for her baby plants.
kFlorrie was very anxious to have her
own little garden. Not wishing 10 wait
until the spring, one dag il February
Hnding herself alone in the sitting
room. with her small toy shovel she due
M the earth In the big wooden box
hll around the large palm plant.
: Calling to her grandma 20 bring the
hasturtlum seeds. she said: "Oh,
grandma. dear. my little garden is
ready. have tasen out all the sticks
snd stones. and made nice, soft bed
Tor my baby seeds
I, With her fat. chubby fingers Florrie
made q narrow furrow all around the
big pain. Carefully putting one baby
seed beside the other. she covered the
furrow with soft. loose earth, and
pattcd it gently with her little hand.
/ Eve-y few days she gave her baby
seeds water with a tiny watering can,
for. she said, she knew they must be
thirsty.
: After waiting over two weeks, Flor
rie began 20 lose her patience. One
night she whispered softly IN her
prayers. "Oh. dear God. 90 help my
baby seeds to grow"
J Next morning two tiny plants were
just peeping out OF a crack In the
sarth. They loOked 50 sweet with
their two small leaves still tightly
folded. Fiorrie was very much wor-
tied over the big load Of earth they
had or their backs. aud would gladly
have taken il Of. but grandma ex-
,laI1ed that 1t would Kill them 10 do 30.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-04-07

Take q silver coin, quarter or a half
dollar, aHd pick it up by placing the
point Of two pins, one on either side
Of the coins edge. You may hold the
coin securely in this position IL you
press firmly with both pins.
Now, blow smartly against the upper
edge Of the coin. and it will fly around
and around. revolving with great rapid
ity between the pins.-New York Even
ing Mail.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-04-07
-hi. Hat L. styiish

\ round black maline hat is one ~
the mushroom order. This hat was
built up enormously in the back, tilt
ing il far forward. and incIlning IL
slightly 10 the left on the wparer':
forehead The under part Of the brinl
on the back ana sides was filled in
with a profuSion OF primroScs In many
tones of pink and duh reds The dow
ers were without foliage. and were
crushed together in a mass of glowing
color.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-04-07
Again the shirt Waist.

Evidently the shirt waist suit is 10
be rs good q , ever. IL is certainly trim
and smart and positively distinguished
as compared with skirt and waists to-
tally unrelated 10 each other. In
white lawn there are dainty affairs n
fetching aS they Will Doe suitable. Fine
tuckS. Nalenciennes lace, embroidery
aud French knots are noted IN the
decoration of these crisp suits. There
are cape yoke effects and there are
straight up-and-dowu effects. The
skirts show only enough trimming 10
keep them in couutenance with the
waist
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-04-07
Thi. a. silk Year.

This Is silk year, and ribbons OF
great beauty are used lavishly on the
new mats. As "A rule they are OF the
softest ana most pliable silks, and are
put on. not In stifr bows. but folded
and crushed into rosettes. Several
tones OF color are used in these ro'
settes. giving lower-like effect.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-04-07
x4EMa Ss2Ne
uoa-IeUE-USAIs
aIN-s}
- . 90 ..
4 LESSON FROM JAPAN.

From the japanese We are slowly
learning not 10 bunch a miscellaneous
lot Of cut flowers in wadS for vases.
but 10 give each flower its natural.
characteristic attitude and isolation,
aud the result is far more artistic and
beJutifui.-The Garden Magazine.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-04-07

New York City.-Blouse jackets made
with postillioR effects are among the
latest the season has 10 oler and are
exceedingly chic and fashlonable. This
one is made in box pleats ;hat give ex.
ceptionally good lines 10 the figure, ana
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-04-07
A NEW COIN TRICK.

Here is a very simple little trick,
which looks not at all easy and quite
as if the performer must be very skill
ful indeed.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-30
MissarRi gAgTNrs,

Pa,em Attornsss, Y asnipaNna y, Y
Granted 70 Missouri inventors ihs
@ees reported liy q . Snow = Cc
Wiltiam Il Ames, St. inui.
Combined lmplem9nt Louis n,
Beers, Peplarblad Gnflee-p2t.
Charles !, Rovers, Kansas Guy,
Weather-strip joseph 4 l'ranch,
81. Louis tfarhage-lnclnrrn'nr.
John II. Dloiek, 81. Louis. Fold
ing try-sqnare William Al
Douglas, Venice. Fence-post
I'holnus VI Gallagher. Ola Ofth
ard. Body h6lster, Malcalm y,
Lewis, Columbia Lantern BRACKET
Rudolph Meier, 4 " II Flrvd,
Jr.. Sc. Joseph. Meta, filing
device. Peter HIT Murphy, 81.
Louis, Bolster. Elw;a !. Noxon,
st, louis, Apparatus for drynis
pnd sterilzing rereals John y
gwspard, Kansas CITY, Antnmatlf
\ Pelshing apparatus. Fred. =
( otter. 81. Ilopls. Automatic
,tatinn indicator NJ reglsfel
\ Daniel Ci saunders. Jr, Kansas
6Citv, Tnvalnp nnlstener ans
sealcr. Cassins p Thomas, Mnh
.I'erlv, Brake mechanism, Figp
\ Nt Nation, kansas Gity. Iachin
\ for making carcrets clocks,
4 For copy etany alioye pstcn
send ten cents n postage STAMP
With laie date 81 this paper 70 Ct4
IN ~ n ,,,8 ~ shi 4 s..ar "a
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-30
TALMAGE ITEMS.
BY Wonder Who.

| thought wonid iry ana "t'se
a few Items toIs nice gay as Y y
tn" first tune Tor "a wh'ie'
Church was wen al'ehuro a.
this place TO DAY, condnctca w NJ
X longbesud'
The school IN eur hl'ie e", -
progressing noe nnuer we i"hnuss
mon1 OF ~ y "'"la"'
loer' was a 'nee''ins "''u ~
'o'S p'aco ''s' ''e '''u go -
some ''me 'o0'c NaS : "'''''e' M
professions ie' 'oe s"o" wy" ~
90,
There is lots Of Improvement
being done in THIS part such as
building houses and baros.
There will be meeting held Al
this place this week by tho holi-
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-30

Afier 40 aaaeac1 % 4 ftw yfel;s
we wlli wriie pgno ief tbe tars
Er
NJ. \ Finley lepk his dauehipr
Inaz II ,dln Grove ThutsGay ic.
haze the Dr trea' her arm II IA
much worse and pairs her great
deal
Dessa Jarrett Is on ne SieY ii
this week
Mira. Chnla Sanders and children
Of webb city arc visiting this
month with her parents Mr.. Lcog
and wife.
Qpi'e number attended me-
Babtlzing at the pooi ..e.,r Mr. ~
pc last Saturday week ago, There
| we're i've baptized ana j9Ined the
| Christian church they were Lydia
Hill. Dorm Benton, Molly Nall,
| llma Purse ann N-llie Pope
tioA Is ,bis canolry ioF dcahe
wedd'ne' l'ocr- bas teep ilsrec NJ
SIX months, * double welding ec-
I cured AZ tbe aem 81 ine bJidcs par
ehis aaoat ive nlies nersa 81 W. .
alara Owcus to lgrca olllan1is ald
4 Cla owens ta lillm3rH 4 s1Eer l.E.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-30
WElETSTONE
ITEMS

III no Kind Ed, aud f"ahd-
here am again after long tune
bong absent
llmo weather at presen'.
C.fI. Dye and wife Of fair-
vn.w eare the Welcome guests OF
II, + Smedley and Wite lust
Sunday,
quite a number attended sun.
day School sunday evening
which il progressing nica'y,
Emil Frisk returned home from
Kan. Sat. morning where ln' h' g
been working the past summer.
There will be pie supper at
the Swede Baptist Church near
Mr.. Neukirk ! Thursday night
Dec. 7th, Every body come and
bring some body with YOU.
4. ". Neukrk and vile called
On Mr.. Gas kempt wlfe last
sunday aud reported a ri'aSa''
time.
Maud Murrv toui dinner MAI
Ria Gre4l sunday
john IIagbors i back q on
vie;nily agaip
Alma smealg attended the pr
supper ii Norwood 'sst saturda,
Wgat. she reported ! fine time
Ryo-hyo toall.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-30
81 hONi1 i'EAIs.
ily scleoi Gal

WA As ! have nothing ei-e ~
40 tlns eve. ! viii iry aHd write a
tnw items TOR the CREssrT
Ialklng about Thanksgiving il.
tho order ot the day il this vicln-
itY
NJ. b S,rwort and wife spent q
pleasant eve With Nj. 5 Finley
and wife.
Amo. Candle md wife spent
y arday viiA the mt'rra parents
Ameda Caudle cnlicd on Mrs
Amos Cpudio Mondny evening;
Jasop Fuley returned home
Thursday Oh ayisit We are all
glad to .ee his srniling fuce back
ngain.
Iie1 l|iileys arm isreported nc
he,ier At present Writing
There HilI aea .hoattg n1alcf
A.. kTo.,l,r - uti( 8 lost 81
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-30

Hello Missouri girIf come
gain your Items sounds pretty
good 10 me. How are You and
Mr. Taylor getting along. sup
pose youll Jump the broom handle
abont Xmas woat you, ba ha,
Grace Reaves and clint Brown
the cutest couple ever walked
through Mtn. Grove town.
Iiucie Chase and Lulu Carroll
while out riding Saturday the
horse become frightened and ran
against tree throwing the girls
out Of the buggie mother one was
hurt but they simply knocked the
mad hole dry
Dollic thinks San Taylor is aw-
sal sweet
But Mary says rssid Taylor il
hard 10 hcSt.
Wellas news il scarce and time
),s short III close hoping Tor more
news next w.sA J am the sam
oid hid.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-30
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Nov. 30 1905

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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-30
nv The Amercm lt AN . Gnr.s wno

Well alter several months ahsen.
90 am fouud AT my post again
writing items 70, the good old
faithful rnEssRr news is rather
scarce hrt will write what ! know
leaving the rest ucsaid.
Nillic Eaddock was W from
Douglas Co, Friday
Dr.. Calhoun and family Of Nor
wood was III our town sun.
Mrs. Ida Haddock and Mary
Depue spent the latter part os last
week 10 Cahool,
The music party a. Mr. Hickeys
Thursday night was well attended
and All report 4 pleasspt isne.
MI. Furstand family have gone
| u Tennessee where they wall yisi'
l,er souie time hng them \ satl
! lienrnpS aud p!casans VISIT
i.saFa Ma,his and Geaa PnweN
faro yisitlos With parents ao'
\ 3fricnds NJ FrcscCtt Ma.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-30
connolly Il 60.
THE WORLDS RACKE &
GRCBRY SIRE.
AT
NORWOOD MO.

fl ana up to date ue Of racket goods Also groceries
fresh Vegetables EaAbles q ~ kirde and " ise' every
Thing Kept in 4 class grocery store a.
Go 10 ,he racket The cheap place on EARN 70 s S
cary iul nc q linen towels pf ~ rEnn ~ ''A' I
- sna 4rc shirts over shirts rubber lined storm oats
v made boys coapg We have dne and up 70 da'' ne VI
clothing lrou 81 90 Per salt Gail on Us 0eoFe sops
alsowhere. ,, .nn;.d ~
wo uo located the old stand formally 0c'pp's' .
Ellis 4 Little,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-07

thing about it is the fact that the men most interested, who can least afford such an innovation, do not seem to realize that such a law would be vii cious in it's operation, for, no matter how excellent the motive of the fram- CT of the bill might be, it's first and only effective would be to produce paralysis in sections where it can least be afforded. Any law that per mits the employment of armies of men at excellent wages, and builds up cities in the wilderness or in the desert, is a good law, and to change it is to sport with the prosperity of a people.
 The difference between ten per cent. copper ore in Jerome, and three per cent. ore in Clifton or Morenci, as pointed out by the Bisbee Review, is great, and represents a difference in earning power which the legislators must take into account. Failing to recognize the difference. such a law would occupy the position of a dere- lict upon the high seas-a menace to the safety and prosperity of com. merce.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-07
POSTING UP ON WARREN.
Secretary of Anita Copper Co. Is Here
 to See How Copper Is Mined.

H. I. Nismith, secretary of the An ita Copper Co.,, is in the city from the camp of his company, about 15 miles from Grand Canyon and 45 miles from Williams.
 NIT. Nlsmith expects to be in the city several days. He is here to take a look over Bisbee producers and famil- iarize himself with copper mining conditions as extant in Warren dis trict. Of the Anita Company's prop erty, Mir Nismith states tns hey are now working 9 men and have what they consider a very encouraging out look. The shaft is down GOO feet in limestone formation. A drift is now being run from the GOO level, and IS expected to demonstrate ground worth having. The shaft will continue sinking.
 The Anita is a Boston company, and the money behind 1t expects to do big things for the section it is in in the event of the property they are now developing turning out as well as at present expected. In the line of ben eft to the section the company has already accomplished considerable. having been largely instrumental in securing the building of the Grand Canyon railroad, beside attracting ar- tention to them ineral possibilities in the near neighbrood.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-07
SOUTH BiSBEE
 STOCKHOLDERS AGAIN IN COURT
SMALL COTERIE AT TOMBSTONE FILES SUIT TO ESTABLISH
 FRAUD.

Action Is Not Seriously Considered.
 Contestants Let Previous Op2o--
 tuntes Pass-Did Not Stand With
 Assessment.
 Suit was filed Saturday at Tomb stone by stockholders of the old South Bisbee company who did not come in on the settlement made in December, in which it is declared that the South Bisbee property was transferred to the L. s. S F. Co. by fraud, and pray Ing lr the appointment of a receiver pending adjustment of their claims.
 hose bringing the suit are resi- dents of Tombstone, NJ. D. ScriDner and C. E. Tarbell bein gthe principal holders among the number. In all they have about 3O.OOO shares of the old South Bisbee stock, out of a total of 5O0,OO0 shares. The action they have taken in instituting suit is not looked upon seriously, inasmuch as il is not believed they can carry their point. Should they effect a compro- mise, which is not likely, or even make winning, the cost of litigation to which they will be compelled to go will exceed the amount of returns they may secure. This, at least, is the expression of parties familiar with the situation and competent to express opinion.
 The Scribner-Tarbell crowd origin ally stood ill with the Bisbee crowd, which made a settlement on satisfac- tory terms last December. When the Bisbee crowd several years ago made a second assessment of cents per share to provide funds for con duct of the contest IL was wagin, the ScriDner-TSrbell people dropped out. They were then of the opinion that it was going to cost too much to defeat the Los Angeles end of the South Bis bee, which transferred the South Bis bee to the L. s. & P. At the Los Angeles court proceedings in Decem- Der the Scribuer-Tarbell people had another opportunity to get in the game and were c nhand for the pur- pose with attorneys instructed t. in- teryene. Fer some reason they lost their nerve, failing 70 intervene, and lost what is believed 70 have heen their last chance to begin acton with hope of success.
 Their own opinion, Of course. Goes not agree with this. rhe statement IS credited to one of the number that of more money, approximately, than was received by the members of the Bisbee crowd.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-07
NEED GRADUATES IN ISLANDS
Civil Service Commission Finds that Applicants for PhilIipine Pos;.
 tions Comes Slow.

Washington, March 6.-In view of the small number of applications re- ceived for the examinations for the Philippine service, which were to have been held througout the country on March l and ?. the United States Civ il-Service Commission has posr D1ned the examination until April 5 an1 z
 The commission desires to secure 40 college graduates for this service, as result of the coming examination, and the postponement is made for the purpose of allowing further advertis- ment, the returns so far having been very meager.
 Of the 40 college graduates desir- ed; the commission wishes to secure twenty polytechnic and twenty agri. cultural graduates, at a salary of Sl,200. and sixty normal graduates at a salary of S1,000. Students who graduate in 1905 will be acceptable. Among other attractions, the ccmmis- sion assures applicants that excellent opportunities for promotion are af- forded for well-qualified appointees.
 The age limit is IS to 40 years. and il is announced that women will rot be admitted to this examination, ex- cept in the case of wives, fiancees or immediate relatives of men examined at the same time for appointment to or already employed in the Philippine service. In that event, women will he examined, and, if they pass, will have preference, provided the men through whom examination is allowed have been selected.
 The examination will be held at the following places in the Southwest:
 Arkansas-Fort Smith, Little Rock and Texarkana.
 ,Illinois-Peoria and Springfield.
 Indian Territory-Ardmore Musko- gee and South McAiesteT.
 Kansas-Fort Scott, Salina, Topeka and Wichita.
 Missouri-Jefferson City, Kansas City, Kirkville, Springfield and St. Louis.
 Oklahoma-Enid, Guthrie and Ok homa.
 Texas Fl Paso, Fort Worth, Hous- ton, San Antonio and Waco.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-07
Industrial Conditions.

New ! ork, March 6.-The hostile at titude of the Legislature forces the Northwest to abandon new road con struction in Wisconsin. President Roosevel;'s inaugural address is very conservative. The Alabama and Great Southern has ordered 25.000 tons ot rails for 1906. L. s. Steel is making a liberal wage advance to all classes of employees. The unfavorable show. ing of the bank statement is due to the payment of Southern Pacific bonds last Monday. St. L. S. w. earnings for January show a net increase of $94,000. Decision was given today ln favor of Hill in the Northern Securi- ties case.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-07
EASIER SUNDAY JOINS THE
 STRIKE LIST
CAME IN SUNDAY WITH A FINE BODY OF ORE IN THE
 SHAFT.
Junction Shaft Ore Body Looks Ex- ceedingly Good-Pumps at Proper ty Commenced Work in Earnest Last Night-Shaft Sinking.

The all appear to be bent on coming in with ore in this good month of March. Last week the Shattuck & Ari- zona, P. & D., Juction and Higgins scored. Sunday the Easter Sunday came in with the bottom of the shaft sunk from the end of it's tunnel Tull of rich gold and copper ore. Just what the value of the ore and the extent of the body that has been brought in are matters not yet determined. In view of previous work and ore opened and shipped from the Easter Sunday, how ever, the new strike is highly encour- aging, and the outlook for making a big mine at the property is considered very good indeed.
 As stated in the Review on Sunday morning. the Junction has brought in ore in it's shaft. About twenty feet depth has been made since sinking re. sumed last week, and the bottom Of the shaft IS in what appears to give every promise of making a splendid ore body. It was predicted when sinking was stopped in the shaft that twenty feet more would catch ore.
 The Junction pumps, which started last Thursday, were called on for their first heavy work last night. Previous to that time operation at short inter- vals had been sufficient to keep the shaft unwatered. Yesterday the shaft got into the water basin in earnest, and last night the pumps went to work Tor Iair. The yare operating very smoothly. and there is no ques- tiOn that the will do all that has been mapped out for them.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-07
The New York Market.

New York, March 6.-Action of tho market throughout the session today showed much the same strength that has prevailed for some time The Northern Securities decision given out today was adverse to the Hartman interests, but did not much affect those stocks either way. The market indicates the decision was expected, and will probably settle the matter. and the market will be freed from this influence that has been hanging over it for two years.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-07
DENN-A ARIZONA IS THE STAR
 PERFORMER
ON LOCAL MARKET AT THE PRES ENT TIME - IN MUCH
 DEMAND.
8onanzas Open the Week With No In'- proVement Over the Duilness That Pervaded Last Week-Hili Wins in Northern Securities.

Bonanzas commenced the week yes terday with as little show of life as that which prevailed throughout last week. There was practically nothing doing for the list during the day.
 What the Bonanzas lacked in the way of interest for the investing pub lie interested in Warren District, how ever, was made up for by the life that Denn-Arizona and Shattuck Arizona pumped into things. Denn-Arizona was particularly keen on the market: that is, there were lots of people hunt ing for it. That many of them got what they were looking for. however, can not be said. Denn-ArizOna is be ing held very close by the people who have it. All appreciate the stock as splendid material to hold onto.