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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-12-19
St. Paul:S Tens.

St. Paul's, December 16.-There
will be a Christmas tree ct st..
Paul's church or Monday, Christ
mas day. All who desire to put pres
cnts on the tree are asked to bring
them carly Monday morning. Lv-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-12-19
: John. E. .Ma:ye:3s. :
Good Things for Christmus.

If YOU want things that will bring good cheer and comfort to-
YOUR homes and make your children happy during the Christ
holidays and afterwards have got them tor you ana the
bestin the city have added to the large stock had already
within the past month"; about five thousand dollars worth Of
new goods many Of them specially suited for Christmas and
holiday presents and that will stay with you to remind when
Good Old Christmas Times have gone and the New Year is
opening up with all Of its pleasures you and your friends
Among the special things just opened up an elegant line OF
Mems Boys Ovecoas including some fine coats for young
men, older men and boys ranging in price from $500 to
S2OCO Suits for men, boys and children from so to $780,
Special things in Prince Albert Goats and Vests new Pants
from S 90 to $500 pair, all the new things in Hats You
have the advantage of getting the Spring Styles now and
wear them before the New Year. Then have the greatest
stock of Cloves Handkerchies Silk Muers Suspenders Un
derwear Hosiery Neckwear Collars and Cuffs, White and
Coored Dress Shirts in the country for you, and had almost
forgot to tell you about the line Of Smoking Jackets Bath
Robes Night Robes and Paannas that bought for you. No
such assortment has been kept here and then our great
Shoe STOCK My store in the last year has grown famous all
over the county good Shoes and present stock surpasses
ANYTHING have had to offer. and what is remarkable
haven't advanced the price on half dozen thngsn the ne
and today have pay considerable advance every pair
buy have secured the best makes don't want nor will
have if know it. anything but the best fer my customers
have canister lire for men, usually sod al 5000, my price
SIS CO. Rasten Health Shoes $500. W. L. Douglas & Co.
line from S2CO to s4 co. Hamilton Brown CO line for
women and Children rcm 5Cc to $780, and the last but the
ost attractive ne have added the Utz & Dunn line for
ladies' Misses and Children made at Rochester, N Y by the
best makers fine shces ard all CT these things are here for
ycu at lower prices than you will rd them anywhere ese
Come and see often Wishing you and yours merry
Christmas and happy New Year. am ycur irerd,
4. {. JONES.
sALEsMEN-W. F. Ew2r, W. B. Wallace, T. c. Viii
li@rn9, VIM. NJ. Csrjngtcn
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-12-19
! accommodations.

Mr.. William Banks Of Column
5bia State has been appointed Lieu-
tenant Colonel on Governor Hey
wards staff to succeed Colonel W.
sG. Smith Of Orangeburg who was
appointed Commissioner General
sin place Of Colonel Moses, deceased.
This is deserved compliment to a
Spopular young man. Mr.. Banks
has been on tie staff Of the State
for many years, and has done a
great deal Of fine newspaper work.
. 1
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-12-19

And MY GOODS MUST GO!
Don't be afraid your money here you get value received
every article bought have presents to suit boys and girls
men and women before have put forth such efforts
ing please public and examination will convince
of the truth OF my asseonta mine the largest and best selected
and complete stock shown in Newberry is like
CARRYING the children bring them here only is not
circus that the preachers will gruble about can show them
Dolls of the Newest Designs, and Furni-
I ture to Match. -
Comprising BEDS tables chairs sets etc., etc. In the line of
mechanical toys have engines air guns whips automobiles electric
magic lanterns tool chests lots mention
have complete renagere of acting dogs monkeys toys elephants
and horses which must please everybody .*..
Don't be afraid to you will always be welcome even the
clerks are busy lust walk and make yourselves at home till
can waited on Watch windows they partial index OF the
profuon inside Thanking the public for patronage hope by
painstaking effort to deserve yet more the future
:. John 3 .Wa:y':e:,s.,,
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-08-31
AUTO MANDAT0RIO
ExpedidO pOr eI Jaez John r. MCFiO
del Primer Distrit0 Judicial.

Los duenos de los bonos del
condado de Santa F6 parece que
van 4 entablar una eampana ac
tiva contra los contribuyentes de
dicho condado, principiando por
exigir los intereses vencidos de
los cupones de tales bonos. lei
Juez McFie, sobre pedimento de
Spiess y Davis, abogados de los
dnenos de los bonos, ha expedido
un auto de mandate perentorio
contra los comisionados del con
dido de Santa re, ordenandoles
que hngan una leva adicional de
10 mil6simos sObre toda la pro-
piedad tasable del condado para
el saldo de los reditOs citados, Y
los comisionudos tendrAn en- bre-
We una junta para dar cumpIi-
miento al mandate de la corte,
pues naturaImente no les quedd
otre. alternative que In de ODE.
| dpcpr.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-08-31

dadauia v Obediencia 4 las leyrs.
NADIA es mas cierto que aQuello
de que "el que Sc enSalza sera hu-
millado, v el que 81 humilla sera
ensalzado," pues Fl orgullo des-
medido no puede menos que ms
pirar repugnaucia v t6dio cuau.
do Sc manifiesta ante personals
de iuiciO. La verdad rs que este
asunto de La supefioridad racial
ha recibido varios reveses en- es.
tos tltimos amos, Y de clio es
prueba viva v actual el triunfo
de la raza amarillo sobre la raza
blanca en- los campos de batnlla
de ManchuI-ia. Tho de los pue-
bios mas orgullosos. que es ell
russo, se ha visto 8lli derr0tado V
vencido por un pueblo antes des.
preciado y tenido en- POGO por ser
realmente ramo de la raza china.
Al tempo de la prIeba ha dado
al traste con dos reclamos lie su.
perioridad que tan confiadamen-
te avanzaban los rusos fundados
en- la distinction de su raza.
Todo este no pasa de ser un
vano alarde de vanidady orguIlo
que CORE parajes con los recla-
mos de nobleza y linaje distingui-
do que muchCs tieuen la ridiculez
de reclamar EN- ana rep1blica
donde todos los hombres est6n
declarados iguales ante In ley.
Respecto 4 10 primero podemos
decir que 81 bien es eierto que har
pueblos que estan mas adelanta
dos 6 ilustrados que otros y hay
razas que han contribuido mas
al adelanto, del g6nero humane,
no corresponds Il ninguno aro-
garse el derecho de superioridad
hi pretender humilar Y despre-
ciar 4 otros que tai yez poseen
m6ritos iguales.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-08-31
uN NOMBRAMItNIO ACCEPTABLE.
Para Ell PuestO de Superintendent
de ID isCueIa de RefOrma de
II RitO.

III nombrumiento lie Don Jor-
ge W. Armiio hecho por los fidpi.
cOmisarios De la Escuela de- Re
forma de Nucvo Mexico, como
superintendent de dicha institu-
ci6n, es 4 todas luces muy salts
factorio y acertado v recibira la
aprobacion de In gran mayoria
del pueblo. En- primer lugar, el
sehor ArmijO es un j0ven Y dis
tinguido hijo del pals que ha de-
sempenado con eficiencia Y hon
radez varios cargos p1blicos V
ha dado pruebus muy sustancia-
les de su ca1acidad Y energia. En-
segundo lugar, posee las calili1a-
clones esenciales para cumplir
con lucimiento y tino los deberes
de su nuevo cargo y no dudamos
que tendra un registro que sera
sntisfactorio para ell cuerpo de
fidelcomisarios y para el pueblo
EN- general. A mas de este, el Sc
nor Armijo tiene meritos especia.
les que 10 intitulan 4 la posicion
con que ha sido agraciado, Y no
es el menor de ellos el servicio
que presto como soldado voIun-
tario en- la arriesgada v peligro.
sa campaila de Cuba. FL hecho
de que clertas gentes tienen 4
mai que un hijo de Nuevo M6xi-
co obtenga distincioues de esta
naturaleza es NADIA menos que
un ultraje contra nuestro pueblo
porque se trata con ESQ de AFRO
jar sohre el el estigma de la infe
rioridad y de la servidumbre po-
Utica. Esa es una de las razones
por la cual nuestro pueblo debe
alegrarse del nombramiento del
senor Armijo, a1n dejando a un
ladO sus tan reconocidas calii.
caciones para ell cargoy debemos
dar gracias al cuerpo de fdeico-
de la Escuela de Refor-
ma per haberse mostrado tan
impartial y tan exento de ruines
preocupaciones al hacer ell nom
bramiento. lie este modo re iran
desmoronando POGO a POGO cier-
tOS monopOliOs.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-08-31
DEL CONDAD0 DE san MIGUEL EN- PARTICULAR
UIN TAItNIO UNIVERSAL.

Los que hayan Observable los
procedures del Presidente Theo-
dore Roosevelt durante el tempo
que ha ocupad0 Ia silla presiden.
cial, no puedeD menos de tener
una idea muy elevada de su ca
pacidad tino para la transac.
ci6n de los negocios. lla obra-
do de manera que ha merecido ell
APPLAUSE V aprobacion de La in.
mensa mayoria de sus compa-
triotas. En- ninguna question
que ha tPnido que resolver Sc le
ha halladO falto en- el acopio de
recursos Y habilidad que el caso
requeria. Pero el hecho que pone
el sello Il su reputation V calidad
de talento universal es la apti-
tud asombrosa que ha maniies-
tado en el terreno de la diploma
Ella V el exito de su mediaci0n en-
tire las potencias neli2erantes,
Russia Y Fl Japon. No solamente
logr0 que los dos gobiernos con-
sintieran EN- neg0ciar Y nonbra-
ran plenipotenciarios para el OBJ
jeto, sino que tuvo una iniluen-
Ella predominante y decisiva en-
las negociaciones actuando co.
mo consejero Y amigo de las dos
parties. Es cosa iudubitable que
81 los plenipotenciarios llegan Il
un acuerdn Y Sc restablece la paz
entire rusos v iaponeses, el mento
principal de resultado tan salts.
factorio sera debido al Presiden-
te Roosevelt. FL fu6 quien inter-
vino en- el momento critico Y
cuando va parecia que no habia
ningnna esperanza de arreglo, V
4 su iuieiativa y consejO so debi0
que SO propusieran modificacio-
mes v concesiones m1tuas EN- las
condiciones de paz, 10 cual trajo
una eSperanza Y hasta probabili-
dad bien fundada de que Sc 20.
drian arreglar las diilcultades.
Aun cuando este no sucediera
asi, ESQ no Quita que el Presiden.
te Roosevelt sea un talentO uni.
yersal y uno de los diplomaticos
mas hdbiles de su epoca.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-08-31
la SUPtRlORIDAD RACIAL.
Que MuChaS veCeS Sc We Desmentida
pOr los heChOS.

Entire ciertas gentes el titulo de
"hombre blanco" es cual era an.
teiormente el privilegio de lla-
marse ciudadano romano, es de
cir, una distinction que presta no
ta Gle decidida superioridad so.
bre otros geueros cuya tez no es
tan clara y despejada. Lo que
mas llama la atenci0n entire no.
sotros es que habiendo en- Nuevo
Mexico mucha gente de distinto
origen y descendencia que tiene
derecho s. contarse entire la raza
blanca, existe un g6nero venido
de afuera que 10 recIama para 81
como derecho absolute y trata q
los demas con desvio y menos
precio atirmando que no son sus
iguales en- este particular porper
tenecer & raza inferior 6 indigna
de entrar EN- parangon con la su-
va. Semelante pretension care
ceria enteramente de importan-
cla 81 no estuviese acompanada
por intcnciones dailinas contra
la libertad y derechos de aque-
Hos que no tienen la suerte de ser
contados Ell el cfrculo privilegia-
do. La reiteraci0n del aserto que
unos son de la raza blanca Y
otroE no siguifca que los que se
Green exclusives Ell este respecto
quleren mas o menos claramente
que los demas sean relpgados q
la categOria de seres inferioree
que deben estar sujetos & los man.
datos y capricho de los hombres
de raza pura. Esto significa real
melIte que anilqtle VA no esta dt
moda la esclavitud, puede sci
sustituida ventaiosamente POI
una especie de servidumbre 8 suje
cion que seria muy convenient,
para los que reclaman SUPERIOR
dad y muy vejaminosa para lol
que entran Ell el catalogo de ra
zas inferiores.
Sin embargo, es cosa ayerigua
da que los humos de superioridac
racial suelen traer amargos de
sengafos cuando ell negocio s
pesa imparcialnente en- la balun
"a de la justicia. Tambien es co
sa cierta que tales pretensione
no son garantia de merito espe
I'll 4 a r \
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-08-31

Ribera y Martinez, Placido Ribe-
ra, Sixto Armijo, Enrique Armi-
10, Manuel Silva, Luciano San
chez, Refugio Newman, Tinoteo
Newman, Otilia TrujiIlo, Eulalia
0gaz, Irene S. Whitmore, Placi-
do Beltran. Sixto Garcia, Euti.
milo Gullegos, V. M Flores, Ofelia
Tafoya, lsidro Trujillo, Jose NJ.
Senn, Alexandra Fresquez, Jose
Lobato. Jose D. Torrez, Jose +.
Gonzales, Apolonio Sena, Ven-
seslao Romero, Melecio Lucero,
Nestor Montana, lsidro Trujillo,
Prescildonia Salas, Miguel A.
Guerin, Juan Garcia Y Gonzales,
Romnalda b. Leyba Herculano
Garcia, Sofia Archuleta, Celso
Jaramillo, Teofilo Madrid, Jose
G. Martinez, Cornelio Tafoya,
Frank j. Vaur, j. d. Martinez
J. NJ, Martinez, c. A. Quintana
ID. N. Baca. Isabel Encinias, Car
los Gabaldon, Francisco Lucero
GuiIlermo Ortiz, Fabian GaLcia
Nicolas Esquilel.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-08-31

La Gnica esperanza de que Sc
verifque la paz entire Russia y Ell
Japon conSiste en- que sea cierta
la suposici6n de que una y otra
naci0n estan igualmente ansio.
sas de que concluya la guerra.
Tai suposici6n puede considerar.
SO como muy probable por razon
dc que una Y otra tienen mucho
que perder y NADIA que ganar 81
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1905-08-31
ATtNDENCA AL INSTITUTE NOR
NAL.

Los siguientes maestros Y
maestras atendieron al Institu.
to Normal la semana pasada.
Aurelia Uliharri, Antonio NJ.
Romero, Luz Baca, Francisco
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-16

The regular session Of the Johnston town
council which was held in the town clerks
Office AT Thotnton, Friday afternoon, Was
devoted TO the consideration ~ routine
matters entirely. Four applications for
restaurant licenses were granted and peti.
tions TO sell fireworks were granted TO
George A. Howland, Annie Wood and A.
T. Remington.
The report OF Emma Davis, custodian Of
the Pettis fund, showed a balance on hand
of s,7.7r. The report was accepted.
Israel Kashman was granted Junk lieen-
A petition vas received asking the town
to consider the advisability Of laying the
water main on Kilingly street from Msn,on
avenue to the ST. Cloud Hotel, and the in
stalla,ion of three hydranis. The petition
was referred 10 the committee on water.
The resignation Of Forest II. Carey as a
taN assessor was received and accepted, Mr.
Carey having removed from the town. VIM.
II. nathewson was appointed as his success.
sor.
A petition asking for inesndeseen, lights
on Killingly street was referred to the COM
mit,ee on lights.
The petition Of the Narragsnse,t Electric
Lighting company to erect poles and string
wires was granted.
The report Of the overseer Of the poor
showed expenditures Of t46i.sS and receipts
OF $,oS.
A bill of ett from the Allen Fire Supply
company was continued.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-16
. NORTH sCITUATE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wskeley Of Maine
are visiting at the Baptist parsonage.
Mrs. Frank +. Brown who has been quite
i'll, is better at this writing.
Mis-, Bessie olney is staying at the Elm
Farm.
Childrens Day was observed at the Bap-
tist church on Sunday. Rev. Sidney Wake
ly preached TO the children in the morning
and a concer, was held in the evening.
Screens, and screen doors, cloth and wire
screening also full line Of hardware at
w. ". Buswell's.
The private ssnitarum at the Roger vii.
liams place on the Pine Hill Road will soon
be open to patients. 1t will be in charge
OF Mr.. Newell williams.
Patrolm,n S,ockley OF Providence caugh.
large string Of bass and perch at the lake
on "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Mitchell .rt.rtsin-
ed the Misses Msthewson Of Rockland on
Sunday.
tits understood ,h,, the summer boardss
list is complete here. IN other words the
boarding places have all the guests they can
secomodats.
Rev, and Mrs. J. n. Be,rse arc spending
a few weeks in New York City.
The graduating exercises a, the Peniecos-
tai Institute was held on Thursday Of las,
week. Two graduated in the coll.giat
course and seven in n. Preliminary course
The exercises on Thursday evening we're
very interesting and called out large mum.
Der OF people.
Miss Bessie Brown of Proyidene. has been
the guest OF Mu. v. A. Randall thi, week.
Cyrus Walker who possesses az intimst.
knorl.dge Of the history Of Seitua,e has
been assisting Adams p. Carroll Of Norwich
CT, /, locating the Thornton heirs Of the
f,othrop estate, mentioned in ree.n, issue
OF the TIsEs
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-16
RIGHT TIME TO CURE CATARnn
q. A. Smith Guarantees Hyoni VIII
Cure N Used Now.

The early summer when N. weather be.
comes warm and settled, Is ih. bes, time
Of the whole year TO treat catarrhal troubles
with The expectation of complete and lasting
relief,
Everyone who has oa,arrh, or even a
tendency TO estarrh, should use Hyomei
now, for the benefit will be gained twice as
quickly and the disease thoroughly ersdi.
Gated from the system.
The complete outfit, costs but ST., and
as the inhaler will last lifetime and there
is sufficient Hyomei for several weeks
treatment, il is the most economical ostar-
rhal remedy known. Erus bottles can be
procured for 80 cents. Ask B A. Smith
to show you the strong guarantee under
which Hyomei is sold.
In olneyvills there are scores Of vel
known people Who have been cured .of ca.
iar-h by Hyomsi. n i, does no, cure you
p. A. Smith will return your money. This
is the strongest evidence se can offer as TO
our faith 10 the remedy.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-16

A new system Of rules pertaining to dis
cipline and conduct OF the employees OF the
Worcester Division Of the consolidated
road went into effect this month. Provision
is made whereby those working five years
without discredit are placed on q special
favored list for promotion.
The name saltwater holds double sig.
nihcance for the railroad engineers Of the
Pascosg line, as stops are made at that
station to replenish the aqueous supply for
boilers Of the locomotives.
About this season Of the year. the ice in
storage at the houses OF the Providence
Ice Company at Saltwater is on the move.
As the ice houses sdjoin the railroad track 4,
the blocks Of ice are simply placed on the
run at the ice barn and gravitation lands
them in the freight cat.
Job Bellmore and Mr.. JenekS are on the
sick list.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-16

Beef, Wine and Iron, 7se and soc, Ez-
tract Of Malt rsc, for 75e; Nel'ens Food
- and S5e; Csscarets roc, Msson's Sar-
ssprilla 5sc; Jobnston's Headache Pow
defs, & in pkge, roc; Tooth Brushes s,
10, fs, 20 aud 7sc all brushes warranted;
Chamois S. TO- IS, IS and so; Sponges S,
10, IS and zsc; Father Johns Medicine
IS and 7so. We issue money orders and
register letters; stamps, postsls, etc.
BYRON A. SMITH, Prescription Drug
gist, Is olpeyviIIe Square.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-16
CLAYVlLLE

Registration closes June 20. The re-
publican party is putting in telling work
With the organization of the republican
state central committee two years ago and
the establishing OF permanent headquarters
in Providence, new methods were enacted
and up to date political systems were pu,
in vogue that have already proved their
efficiency. At republican headquarters,
Secretary Nathan NJ. Wright is busy night
and day with his able assistants, and his
epitomired records Of the voters OF Rhode
Island arc triumph Of accuracy. Nathan
possesses much Of the shrewdness and tact
Of his uncle, Hon. James NJ. Wright, the
old war horse OF Foster, who began coming
20 the legislature in the early 6o'S. Secre'
tary wrigh, is travelling encyclopedias OF
Rhode Island history and a walking polyglot
Of political information. Practical Politics
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-16
THE RhCCOON.

In the spring he stnrvo7.
fIehibcrnatcs in winter.
During tie summer and fall he
feasts.
His coat is much sought for various
purpose.
In captivity be is most engaging AMI
appealing
The courageous raccoon II game only
In the autumn.
He eau always whip dog Of his own
size and weight
Though called carniyorOus, be- has
weakness for peanuts
Though the size - n very large cat,
hc 4, allied ~ The bear
In eating corn be bends " down. rear.
ing oren fire husks as doc the hog
Their treeiop tendency may he Oh
served In ihe zoo's famous honey 10.
Gust.
lie comes from the woods 70 rob il3
cornfeld. destroying much more than
be eats Philadelphia Record.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-16
ENFIELD.

The funeral Of Thomas Sergeant was
solemnized from his late residence on Tues.
day.
4, is stated on good authority ,ha, oun
Barnes who resides near this village has
the deed Of III. farm now owned by him
tha, va, given his ancestors by the Indians
in 1859. The document which is In excel:
lent state ofpreserya,ion bears the mark Of
the famous Mantonomi.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-16
Just What Everyone Should DO

Mr. J. 7. Barber of Irwinvlle, Ga,
always keeps bottle Of Chsmberlsin's
Corie, Cholers and Disuhoes Remedy at
hand ready for instant use. Attacks of
collie, cholers morbus and disuhoes come
on 70 suddenly that there is no time 70 hunt
doctor or 20 TO store for medicine.
Hr. Barber saysi'T have tried Chamber.
lain, Cholers, Collie and Disrrhoes Remedy
which i, one Of the bes, medicines ever
.w. rt.eps bottle Of IL in my room and
and hsv. had severe attacks Of eoiic and 10
has proved 70 be The bss, medicine have
used"
For sale by b. A. Smith, T.
r. Parker. W. DunnIns & Bro. Nan.
tor avenue NJ. R-insr, Css,srSsle.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-16

The following new books have been
added to the olneyville Library: Let.
'ers to an American Family, Thackeray;
Child Life in Japan, Ayrton; The Amer
lean City, a Problem in Democracy,
Wilcox; Little Citizens, or the humor OF
school life in the New York slums,
Kelly; The Man on the Box, Mac Grath;
Mysterious Mr.. Sabin, Oppenheim, and
The Bishops Shadow, Thurston.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-16

Childrens Day was httingly observed
at the Broadway Baptist church last
Sunday. At I2.IS O'Clock sermon TO
children was delivered by the Pastor,
Rev. J.. V. Osterhout, and a Sunday
school concert was given in the evening.
The singing at the evening service was
in charge of the intermediate depart.
ment of the Sunday school assisted by
Mr.. II. %. Hunt cornctist.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-16

Rev. franklin ID. Elmer Of Conn, one
OF the speakers at the Rhode Island
Baptist Sunday school convention will
preach at the Broadway Baptist church
next Sunday, June IS, at I2.Gs. Rev.
l.. S. Woodwork will speak on "Scenes
in the Orient" at7.t5 p. m. Curios from
Palestine will be shown by him at the
close OF the service. Sunday school
Io.4S a. N.
DR.. T.. {. Bass, OF the Tabernacle
church, expects to sail for Europe about
July rst for a vacation OF ten weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Fisher Of Wexford will oc-
cupy the pulpit at the Tabernacle during
DR.. Bass absence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-16

This cold damp weather has started ma
laris again and the demand for the old re.
liable DIR. Houghs Malaria Cure is iast
increasing, Don't suffer but get bottle at
once. Never fails when taken according to
directions.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1905-06-16

Martin Murray, we'll known carpen.
ter OF this section, died at his home on
Whitehall street on Sunday. lie was
for number of years, foreman for Thos.
Beatty and was a man of many excellent
traits Of character. He was only thirty
three years OF age.