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ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
VIM. Carter Proves Not to Be the
Man Wanted for Murder.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Speclal correspondence OF Inc Stdf.
ROCKVILLE, Md, February 26, 1905.
William Carter. the young negro arrested
by Deputy Sheriff George Mullican at Bur-
louisville. this county. several days ago, upon
suspicion Of being William Young. wanted
In ST. Marys county for the murder of John
Wallace Hoffman of the schooner Marshall.
has been discharged as not guilty of the
charge In protesting his innocence he de-
clared that ON December %, the day the al
legged murder was committed, he was work
ing for Richard Seek, who is well known in
this county. Mr.. Seek Saturday visited
Rockville and corroborated Carriers state-
ment. The accused was thereupon released.
Mr.. Herbert Lee Nelly OF Hinton, w. Va,
procured a license from the clerk of the cir
cult court here Saturday morning for his
marriage to Miss Lally Chisholm of Wash
tngton. To the marriage license clerk he
volunteered the information that he would
have to steal the young lady, but would
return to Rockville later In the day and
have the ceremony performed. The couple
have not yet put in an appearance, however.
The young man gave his age as twenty-five
and that of the young lady as nineteen. and
stated that the marriage was opposed be-
cause of their youth.
Mrs. Frances /. Howard of this county
has filed suit in the circuit court at this
place for an absolute divorce from George
B. Howard, alleging desertion The bill sets
Washington in December, 1891 and lived
together until three years ago, when the Pc
titioner was deserted. Mrs. Howard asks
the custody of her two children. Attorney
D. w. Baker of Washington Represents Mrs
Howard
Charles Robinson, whose home is at Gar
rett Park, this county. was yesterday COM
mftted to jail by Justice of the Peace Jo-
seph Reading to await trial upon the charge
of carrying concealed weapons.
The last will and testament of John w.
Grant has been admitted to probate and
record Letters of administration on the
personal estate of William T. Lewis have
been granted to William NJ. Lewis: bond
81. 600. Maurice E. Bowman. administrator
of w. Chester Bowman. has passed his final
account and made distributions Mary A.
Thrift has been appointed guardian to
Charles NJ. Thrift. Richard A. Bennett and
Thomas Owings. administrators, respective
ly, OF the personal estates of Richard H.
Bennett and Mary A. Dorsey, have passed
their final accounts and made distributions
Thomas J. Brabham OF the lower section
OF this county died recently at his home
nea- Bethesda. aged about forty years.
Typhoid pneumonia, of which he had been
Ill about ten days. was the cause OF death.
Hc - survived By his wife, who il
daughter Of Rev. Mahlon al Austin of
Ratheada district two sons and T. dangA-s
9eF. The 0eca41ed NA9 y n1Aunbefs N& MounS
z30n H4pf364 GhH7cE md l1r0<f q eHd1 ut -
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Boyds and Vicinity.
correspondence of The Star.


BOYDS, Md, February &c. 1900.
A meeting was held last night in Waters
Hall at Germantown, where lodge OF
Junior Order. United American Mechan-
les, was organized. The officers selected
were: Junior past councillor, w. U. Bow
man, Germantown; chief councillor, f. d.
Lewis, Boyds; vice councillor, e. ID. Mob
ley, Boyds; secretary, c. E. Keefer, Ger
mantown; assistant secretary. T. E. Gar
treli, Boyds; financial secretary, A. A.
Wolfe, Germantown; treasurer, F. u. Bow
man, Germantown; warden, Edgar Ninson;
I. s., William Metz; o. S., Walter Whip;
trustees, Howard Dunn. Henry Miller and
H. W. Bennett; chaplain, Spencer Pur-
dunn.
Maynard Sellman, who played short stop
for the Pooleville base ball club last sea-
son, has signed with the Cumberland. Md.
team for the coming year. r. Benson Of
Grifton. Montgomery county, viii pitch for
Cumberland
The Boyds base ball club of the Mont
gomery League viii be organized March 10.
The league will hold meeting about
March Is.
The new canning factory at Barnesville
win be turned over to the stockholders by
the contractors Saturday. March 3.
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Leesburg News Notes.
Correspondence Of The Star.

LEESBURG. Va. February % 1905
Mr.. Charles Newton Taylor of Loudoun
county died at his home near Silcott's
Springs last Saturday afternoon, aged
eighty years. He was the senior member
of the firm of c. n Taylor & Sons, and Is
survived by a wife and four children
Miss Erya Payne. daughter of Mr. ana
Mrs. Elwell Payne OF Hamilton and Mr..
Roster Dulaney Sampsell of Rectortown
Fauquier county, were married at the
residence of the brides parents last
Wednesday afternoon, Rev c. T. Herndon
officiating. They win reside In Washing
ton.
The large general merchandise store OF }.
w. Eamich at Wheatland this county, was
completely destroyed by fire last wednes-
day night. The cause Of the fire Is IN
known. and the extent OF the loss. which is
only partially covered by insurance. has
not been fully determined.
Miss Della Osborn, who Is spending the
winter with her sister, Mrs. I.emuel Via, in
parkersburg w. Va, Is very ILL.,
Mrs. Nellie Peyton Knight of Washing
ton, Mrs. Mitchell of Montana and Judge
John B. Redman of Maine were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Russell last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Arnold of Lucketts
have announced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Clara Arnold, to Mr.. Edgar
l.. Thomas of Adamstown. Md. The mar
rage VIII take place at the home of tho
brides parents on February g.
Springs Ark. for several weeks is ex-
pected home this week.
Miss Lizzie Ball Is visiting friends In
Washington and Baitfmore.
Miss Liiias Jan1sy is the guest at friends
in Philadelphia
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NEWS ITEMS GATHERED
ON THE RIVER FRONT

The tug Eugenia belonging to the Smoot
Sand Company, which has been hauled out
on the marine railway at Benefits boat
yard for several days past to have some
work done to her stern bearing, and for
painting and other work, will be launched
from the railway at high water this after
noon, and will be ready for service on the
river by the middle Of the week. The
tug viii be used in towing sand and gravel
laden barges from the dredging machines
at work on the river below Fort Hunt to
this city and Alexandria. Capt. Isaac
Force will be in command Of the Eu-
geuia during the season about to open.
Arrived schooners Eddie Cook. Amanda
Lewis, Levin wooiford, Eta, oysters in
the shell from Potomac beds: schooners
Mabel and Ruth, lumber and shingles from
Jackson, railway ties from Aqua creek for
Alexandria, to aid In making up cargo
of barge Julia Dempsey loading for Bos-
ton: scow Alexandria Chemical Company,
laden with sulphur rock from Occoquan,
in tow OF tug Edward e. Gummell at
Alexandria.
sailed: Bugeye wentz Roberts, Lottie
Thomas and oyster Boy, light for Po-
steam barge f. James Tull for Aqua
creek to load lumber or cord wood for
this city.
Memoranda: The schooner Loon, which
.
has been chartered to load q cargo of
street sweepings at this city for Berkeley,
Va, and a cargo OF pine lumber on the
Rappahannock, after unloading at Berk-
ley; barge George w. Kugler, laden with
lumber for this city, sailed from Newborn,
N c., 23d instant: schooners Earl Biscoe
and Lottie Carter. both wood laden, for
this city, are reported In the river bound
up.
the platform on which the heavy blocks
of ice are handled at the 10th street wharf
of the American Ice Company Is being
rebuilt and made ready for the reception
of ice during the coming summer when
vessels from the Maine ice fields will un-
load there. The ice from the vessels will
be run down from chute upon this plat
form to the lifts. by which 1t IS carried
up into the storage rooms to be kept until
wanted for local consumption.
The Philadelphia barges John I. BRADY
and Ann Thompson. both regular traders
to this port are hauled out at a Balti-
more shipyard for repair work in prepara-
ton Tor returning to the coal-carrying
trade between this city and Philadelphia
The big barge George B. Roberts was
Saturday taken from this city by the
steam bargs Tull to be carried to Aqua
creek, where the barge will load cargo
OF railway tdes for Philadelphia.
The barge Julia Dempsey Is loading tiea
at the Alexandria sh1pyard. and the
nche0ner JeEanie ntt6bs has taet counpleted
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Memory Of Samuel M. Yeatman.

The Masonic board OF relief has adopted
resolutions OF respect to the memory OF the
late Samuel NJ Yeatman. past president OF
in the loss OF Mr.. Yeatman the members
Of tho board felt a profound sorrow that
they could not, In the rulings OF Divine
Providence. have been permitted to longer
enjoy the society Of companion so cher
isled. a brother so devoted to the welfare
OF his brethren and e man so true.
The resolutions were framed by 4 com
u1iktee consisting Of 1dae1rs. Thomas
gsatvef. a. Narris Thprne ana Thomaa III
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Kindergarten Club.

The Washington City Kindergarten Club
entertained its friends at 522 9th street
last Saturday evening. Miss Susan Pollock
presided. The attendance included Mrs
Margaret Dye Ellis. Mrs. Clinton Smith,
Mrs. Wiley. Mrs. Armstrong. Mrs. Arson
Taylor. Mrs. s. c. Irwin, Miss Laura Johns
Miss Louise Campbell and others The
younger contingent was well represented.
The speaker OF the evening was Mrs Geo
+. Spencer. whose subject was The HUI
man Voice" She mingled wit and humor
with philosophy.
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taking a cargo of ties at the same port
for the Boston market. It is stated the
two vessels will sail from Alexandria in
tow OF the same tug. Other charters are
now pending for vessels to load ties at
Alexandria
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his Frankness.
Henderson's frankness was one OF his
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D. B. HENDERSON DEAD
Former Speaker of House Sue
Cumbed to PareSiS.
HAD BEEN ILL NINE MONTHS
Represented Third Iowa District for
Two Decades.
DECLINED A RECONCILIATION
Sensational Retirement From Political
Life-A Civil War Veteran
Sketch of His Career.
HAD BEEN ILL NINE MONTHS

David r. Henderson, formerly Speaker of
the national House Of Representative, died
yesterday afternoon 81 Mercy Hospital. in
Dubuquc. Iowa. Of paresis, which attacked
him nine months ago. Coz. Henderson began
TO sink Friday afternoon, rallied Saturday
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The report that the controlling interest in
the Ware-Kramer Tobacco Company Of
Wilson, N. c.. manufacturers Of White
Rolls cigarettes. has changed hands h con-
0rmo1 ~ tho l&te otockhoIderA
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SUNDAY SERVICES

street-s 8 3: Mr.. NJ. L. streeter win
speak at 4; evening service. 7:l5.
Central Rev. John n. Brown. pastor
Union service of the Central Baptist and
Benencent Congregational churches; ser
vices al io:N; 8 8 at 10; Mr.. Brown
breaches.
Calvary, Broad and Stanwood streets.
Edward Hoiyoke. ID ID. pastor-Preacnins
by Rev ID w Faunce. ID ID. io:45 and 7;So;
b 8, 1918.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Free Evangelical. Hope street and
Mount Hope ayenue-Rev II Yeoman,
pastor-io:45. preaching; 121b. y; nc
evening service during July and August
Central Angel street and Dlman place
Morning service 10$b; Dr Samuel v
Cole, president OF Wheaton seminary,
Norton. Mass. will preach.
Union. Broad street. near Stewart
Preaching at 10:45 by the pastor, Rev
James Mcconnell; subject. I'VE Draw
Near to Some Country" Y p G ID al
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1O:45; DR. Cushman will preach; S at
IL m.
Church Of the Mediator, Cranston and
Burgess streets. Rev Willard c Selleck,
u ID. pastor-Morning service 10:45. Mr.
selleck preaching; 1915.
CATHOLIC
Cathedral of S. Peter and Paul, Cathe-
dral squaI e--Low masses at Z. and $3.50
O'Clock; high mass at 1890 a. m: vespers
and benediction at $3.50 y m; evening SER
vice in basement for men only at o'clock;
S at ? p. m.
ST Joseph's, Hope street, Rev T r
Doran @. pastor-Masses at $50, y.
and 1890 a m; vesper Service and bene-
diction at 7:30 p m.
st Michaers. Prairie avenue, Rev ] c
Walsh. pastor-Masses T. S. 9: chlldren's
mass 10: high mass Il; vespers :3O.
Church of the Holy Ghost Qtalfan),
Knight street. near Atwells avenue. Rev
Paolo Navoti pastor-Masses 1880, and
1880; s, 9:15; vespers, g.
ST Patrick's. State street, Rev William
Pyne, paStor-Masses, I. $780, $3.50 and
1890; vespers. 3: children's mass, $3.50.
Church of the Holy Rosary Portu-
guese). Traverse street, Rev A NJ serpa,
paster-Masses, 500 and 1890; s 3.
Church OF the Blessed Sacrament.
sG5nst Monnt ReT sep sen
pastor. Rev. Sullivan. assistant
Masses s, g. and l0:45 vespers 3.
Church of the Assumption. Potter's
avenue. Rev. Thomas l. Kelley, pastor
Masses 1880. and 10:30; g, 2; vespers, 3.
St. Charles Borromeo (French. Har-
rison street, Rev. A T. Norbert, pastor
Masses 8. and l0:S0; s s. 2: vespers
at 2; after o'clock mass In the con-
vent school.
Church OF the Immaculate Conception
West River street. Rev NJ O'Hare, pastor
Masses 1890 $50 and l0:30; s, 2: YES
pers.3; baptisms at 2 Sundays and 745
Thursdays.
81 Thomas, Fruit Hill avenue Rev
Thomas r Carroll, pastor-Masses Z. 3
and 1890: S. 2:3O; vespers. $3.50.
81 Edwards. Wanskuck Rev Father
Blessing. pastor Masses s, o. and 1890;
$, 2, vespers. 2.
Church OF the Holy Name, Rev Fr
Clarke. pastor-Low masses Z and g;
high mass, 1890; vespers, s; $ for boys
10 for girls, 10 3.
81 Johns. Atwells avenue and Sutton
street. Rev McCabe. rector-First I
mass. 7; second mass and sermon. Q. and
singing by children's choir; high mass and
sermon. 1O:i5; g as follows: Christian
Doctrine classes for girls. s:45; Christian
Doctrine classes for boys. $3.50; vespers
and benediction. 1880
81 Thercsa's church. Manton avenue
corner OF Pope street. Rev FIR Flynn pas
tor-Masses, Z. ? and 1890: children :
mass, $40: vespers. g.
st Matthews. Auburn Rev Joseph ]
scheuren, pastor-Masses, Sis and 1O:45;
vespers, $3.50.
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BAPTIST.

BAPTIST E
Roger Williams, Woodward road and
veazie street. Rev. York n. King. pastor
Morning prayer. $50; 8 s. 1890; h. Y..P.
u. 8; preaching, Rev. o. r. Mccoy 2.
Fourth Baptist. Rev. c. E Burr. pastor
breaches at North Baptist chapel. 1o:45:
at Highland church. Larch street. at s.;
o 3 3:i5.
Jefferson Street. Rev. A. T. Belknap.
pastor-1045. Christ and Character"
IL 8 g; $780, Christian Endeavor: 1880. The
MIN Tree" Illustrated sermon by Rev.
r. L. Sullivan.
First Baptist--Morning service. l0;45;
evening service $780, preaching morning
and evening, by Rev. George n. Atha-
Broadway, Rev ]. ". Osterhout. pastor
IS io:45; preaching by Rev II. II. Traver
of Hartford. Conn. l21b; Y. p. s, G. E.,
6; Mr.. Covell win speak at 7:l5.
Dyer Avenue Baptist chapel-S s 2.
Hartford Avenue chapel. near Jewell
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Failing
Strength

A weak and exhausted con-
dition usually follows over
work, too close confinement, or
unusual mental strain. Every
day certain amount of vital
ity is consumed, and if not re-
plenished by sleep, rest and
nourishment, soon wrecks the
nervous system. The results
are sleeplessness, headache,
indigestion, imperfect circula-
ton, ETC., which affects the
organs of the body.
Restore your nerve strength
your vitality, with DR.. Miles
Nervine, and your whole sys-
tenn will recuperate. Your
sleep will be sound and re-
freshing, headaches will dis
appear, and digestion improve.
When I began taking Dr. Miles
Restorative Nefvine was physically
in q very bad .condition. was weak
seep see 'S up. / could o not % sss ssn,cient @ TO 10
keep. up. my strength. suffered
greatly from sieeplessness, and got
very little rest. The Restorative
Nervine soon brought refreshing
sleep. and l gained rapidly IN strength
untl I was fully restored. I have
since tsken II whenever l have felt
the need Of a nerve tonic. and always
with very satisfactory results"
WIN. A. CLARK, Rockford. Ills.
Or. Miles NervIne 10 sold by your
druggist, who Will guarantee that the
Nrst bottle will benefit " u falls, he
Will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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SUPREME Chief RANGER
PRESIDED OVER COURT

The meeting OF What Cheer court. In
dependent order -ef- -Eaoresters. last eve
ming WIS presided over by Dr. Oronhya-
teku. supreme chief ranger. whose home
Is in Toronto. where are the headquarters
OF the order.
Dr. cronhyateka is a full-blooded Mo-
hawk Indian. and tho fact that several
questions OF Importance 20 Foresters were
10 be decided required his presence. New
members we're Initiated and the attend
ance included members from woonsocket.
Manvjlle, Pawtucket and other places.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Corlss Heights chapel Berkshire and
Selma strets-Sunday school. iO:3O; preach
ing Rev Mr. Marshall, Z. ....
Church OF the New Jerusalem, Trinity
square, Rev George 8 Wheeler. pastor.
Service, 1913 a m. Rev q q Daniel OF
British Guiana viii preach.
Peoples Pentecosial. Ashmont street
Prayer. $50: Preaching, l0:3O; Sunday
school. 12:l5. Praise and gospel. 7.
Broad Street Christian. George Cont
bear pastor-worship with sermon, io:46,
AT Rome Also" Sunday school, I2:l5;
evening worship. 7:30.
Mission of the Coming King. sS2 Broad
street-Prayer, 10:45; speaking at 2:45 by
Bro A o Blake and others; gospel meeting
at 1880
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF
Latter Day Saints. Belleview avenue
Preaching at l045 and 1880; Sunday school
l2:l5: u n l. S. 5:45. ........
Pentecostal and Helping Hand Mission
40 Hartford avenue, Olneyvllle. r /. Ar
thur ]. Myers. pastor-Prayer, lo:45; B s,
12:l5: holiness, 3 p m; clan, p m; preach
Ing on square. and I m; special sing
ing.
Advent Free, Brighton street. Rev Will
liam Dixon. pastor-i045, sub. Garry
Your Own Corner; 1918. Sunday school
1880. praise service followed by evangelis-
tic service.
Y. NJ. C. A.. Westminster and Jackson
streets-Mens meeting, a. addressed by
Rev. Fax r. Hunt: bass solos by l.. p
storr: all men invited.
The House of Prayer. Charles w Rider
pastor. Hall, 2 Blackstone Han building
III Snow street corner or Washington
Services at and y m.
Volunteers OF America, s23 Westminster
street-Services i0:3O and IN and :
m. New officers expected.
and
7:45. Minister. A r Pennell, evangelistic
workers, and Bro George Il Crookes, So
loist
Bailey Camp Meetings, Johnston-Big
Sunday love feast 8; preaching 1870;
Evangelist ID Potma from Holland; l;90.
childrens meeting led by Bro G b Donle
Cd W; 3, preaching by Rev w Cox; 8,
preaching by Rev John Norberg. The
Holiness quartette and President + A
Bailey for the three big meetings.
Open air Gospel meeting (Union Minis
ters' Association) on Miller avenue, ad-
Joining Roger Williams Park. Broad
street side. Sunday. July s. at o'clock .
m, Speaker. Rev Frank II Decker.
street. III. w. Hewitt, pastor-Morning
service 1915; communion service with re-
eeption OF members; at l2:l5 m; L
w meeting at o'clock. Evening service
at 1880, subject The Out-poured Spirit"
Special singing.
Blessed Hope Mission. corner Webster
avenue and Plsinfeld street. olneyville-
at 2:30 p m. Meeting at 3;15 with SER
mon by II W Hewitt, and social service.
UNITARIAN.
Westminster. Adelaide avence, G w
Kent. minister--Union service at 10:i5
Rev william II johnson will preach.
FREE BAPTIST.
Norwood-Preaching by Ernest Wesley,
1i:0o. Master and Lord; 1890. s s; $50,
c F.; $780, "A Never Answered Prayer"
UNIVERSALIST.
First. Greene street-Public worship at
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8 o'clock. No afternoon or evening SER
vice.
Plymouth, Pennsylvania avenue. near
Broad street, Archibald McCord, pastor
1o:tb and 1880. sermon morning and ad-
dress evening by Rev Clark Perry Of this
city; 8 1915
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST.
First Church of Christ, Scientist, $50
Bowen street-services 10:45 a. m, sub
ject, Sacrament" The afternoon service
discontinued through July and August.
Second Church OF Christ. Scientist. 40
Brigham street--service l0:45 a. m, sub
ject. Sacrament"
EPISCOPAL
Church OF the Epiphany, Potter avenue.
near Elmwood avenue--Morning service
io:4S: evening service 1880.
Church OF the Messiah, Westminster
and Troy streets-Holy communion 1880;
8 8 $50: morning service and sermon
io:46; subject. Divine Tolerance" Bve-
ming service omitted.
Holy Nativity. Thornton--Matins 1880
a. M; holy communion and l0:30; 8
1880 y m; eyensong and sermon $3.50.
st Stephen's-Holy communion (chil-
dren's) 9:l5: mathis 10: holy communion
and sermon 1o:45: evensong and sermon
1880.
Calvary, Orchard avenue-Morning SER
vice and sermon 10:4b.
Manton. st. Peters. Killingiy ROAD.
Rev E Carpenter, rector s s, $780,
morning service and sermon. 10:45.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Union. Rev. ]. Francis Cooper,
pastor-9:3o class meeting, 1o:4. morning
service. sermon by pastor; 1913 8; 1880
evening service, sermon by pastor
~. Y IA az
With sermon on The Struggle for Re-
lief" io:45; S l2:l6; Epworth League.
6:i5 address by pastor on The aDisies
OF the Field" 7:30
Mathewson Street. Rev. c. NJ. Melden.
Ph. D., pastor-l0:f5, "Our Refuge and
Strength" 1915 s 8; 1890. "Bigotry Re-
buked." ......-...
wanskuck, vandewater street, Rev c
Perry, pastor--i0;46. Sermon by Rev G
Bromley: 1900. q: 400. ] l.; 500. II
700. praise and Gospel. sermon by Rev
G Bromley.
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NINE OWNER. WORTH $4,000,
wants a good. true wife; no objection to
poor woman. II respectable. Box 40, 81.
Joseph, Michigan. Julynt
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Situations Wanted-semale.
MISCELLANEOUS.

HAVE YOUR CLOTHES PRESSED
by System. Westminster Tailoring Co..
356 Westminster street Telephone Jn-1m.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
PERSONAL.

Advertisements under this head cent
per word first insertIcn, 2Xa cents for su1
sequent insertions.
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COTTAGE OF SIX ROOMS AND
bath, improvements; ten minutes walk
from the bridge, 10 small American fam
lily. Enquire at 22 Halsey street or tele-
phone STIR Angel, City. July 2-2 wks
FOR sALE-ON GREENWICH ST.
near Elmwood avenue. large l6-room TWO
family house, all improvements, 4aOo SO.
n. $500 q. l. a II. J. GRHSS, Manage"
OF Estates. Union Trust Co. Bldg.
FOR sALE-CoTTAGB ON CRAVEN
ST.. ten rooms. improvements. furnaes'
rental t3oo: price $4,000. q. L. d. IA. >.
GROSS. Managers OF Estates. OnioA
Trust Co. Bldx.
FOR sALE-ONE-FAMIL HOUSE ON
Bucklin St.. IL rooms. all Improvements,
modern heating, 5000 80. f. land; price
S50c. Will take mortgage OF 1900 u L.
IL J. GROSS. Managers OF Estates
Union Trust Co. Bldg.
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Daily Wants

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NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN q HART
FORD RAILROAD.

A Time Table giving full information 80
to local and through train service may
be obtained at Providence station ano
stations below.
Train Service from Providence.
Corrected TO June 10. 1905.
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SITUATIONS wANTEo--mALE'
ACCOUNTANT.

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Expert. Post office box 7s2.
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MAGEE FURNACE CO.
CHELSEA, MASS.

DETECTIvE-SHRE RELIABLE
man wanted in every locality TO act unaer
orders; no experience necessary WIlte
superintendent. box 70, Indianapolis. Ind
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07

10:45; DIR Cushman will preach; S a
12 m
Church Of the Mediator. Cranston an(
Burgess streets. Rev Willard Selleck
u ID. pastor-Morning service l0:45. Nj
Selleck preaching: 1915.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-07
FOR SALE.

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