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DYING AND CLEANING
INSTRUCTION
CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAV]

CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Curran, 902 Third avenue N,
boy. ~ ....
MI. and Mrs. F. N. Hegg, ss4b Elliot avenue,
boy. ."' -. = = 49,. t,E. -
; MI: and Mrs. A. Miller. 1922 Fifth street Me-,
girl.
nue. S, girl. = ~ = T..
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leighton, BIO Dupont
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Campbell Z W. TWEEN
ty-f1fth street, boy. -, r.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bell. 24o1 Park avenue,
girl. F. ~ p p. +"
Mr.: and Mrs. John shaughnesy, GO Third
ave NE, boy. .>9E t..f..'.rfs
. s MARRIAGE LICENSES. -
Julius Rudd and Rachael Simerman. VS.
Joseph A. Wannamaker and Cora v. jacobson.
Albert Carlson and Hulda Segerstrom.
Daniel Bartlett and Josie Preston. &c
Nelson Cagley and Carrie Hahn. - :
DEATHS. ~ - 5
John P. Prouse, 4315 Nicollet avenue.
Sarah Peterson, 1928 Aldrich avenue N.
Benjamin C. Stratton Soldiers home.
Mary Bradley, Northwestern hopsital.
Francis Wasieleskk, 2212 Sixth street NE.
Marie Jensen, Asbury hospital.
Frank Hubachek, 2661 Lake Of Isles boulevard.
Beda O. Anderson, Swedish hospital.
Hanna Melos, 312S Clinton avenue.
Christopher Knudson Swedish hospital.
John A. Helm, 1214 Eighth street SE. r.
Thomas B. Haggard, Soldiers home.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOMS
Wanted,
YOUNG LADY WISHES BOARD AND ROOM
In private family with privilege of taking
lunches down town: will not consider any
thing farther out than goth st S. Address
1866, Journal. F+..- RI. -,
GERMAN YOUNG LADY, EXPERIENCED
teacher in German and French. would like
room and board with nice family in ex-
change for lessons: kindly address 1929, Jour-
nal !
WANTED-HoME FOR BRIGHT JEWISH BOY
16 years; willing to help take care Of premises
for. full part payment of board. Address
1885, Journal T.. = ~. r.
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MINING INVESTMENTS

THERE IS "A WAY TO MAKE MONEY IN
Nevada mining stocks; we will tell you how
in our market letter; sent free for asking.
Patrick Elliott & Camp, conservative brokers
and mine makers Goldfeld, Ney. AT
MOUNT UNION, 8; ANGLo-sAxoN,a. EN-
4pire Tunnel Is; and. all other mining stocks
cheap. & B. B.. Higbee, dealer Eint stocks and
mining properties, sos 9-510-51I Germania
Life building, ST. Paul. MINI.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

= 3
Improved.
Q T. A, JAMESON, = 2 .
o # 205 Andrus Building !
o Real Estate, Investments. Mortgages !
90, $4,000 1873 erlin Az New i eightzro .
q Il modern mod poi house, oak finish on first
furnace; modern plumbing; wen ar q
o f RANGED; well Built; excellent neigh
70 wood finish, partly hardwood floors: :
o combination heating plant; two bath {
20 rooms; gas, stable; satisfactory
o So, sO0--6S2 Jefferson st NE. 10 rooms. !,
% arranged Tor two families; street Inn
o provements all in: cistern Screens q
o and storm SASH nice shade trees; q
o barn; income $50 per MONTH, 3
o $3,8oo--16Oo 4th st Sc. 10 rooms; a good q
o proposition for remodeling into a du- .
We have some good bargains in vacant q
., vance. Cali US up for location alton and 9
o terms. q
o o 0 0 0 Q O. Q o o o o o 9
Q rRoSrH E snos. so g SnSnGSs S1De.
o $3,t00--Prospect Park. House on 4th st q
SD sG near one n block from
o we'll built and We'll arranged, hard
o wood finish on first floor, hardwood G
20 floors thruout, bath, electric light, .
o full basement, steam heating plant c
o in best condition. Terms very rea- q
o sonable. Gall at office for further Q
o particulars and permission to exam c
o Inc premises. % aS .. q
o o o o o o o O. o o O {
SAVE YOUR RENT. $40, SIS, OR $40 MONTH,
ly payments to suit; small payment down
three beautiful cottages one-half block from
1st and Goth av n carline; $780, 81, 800 and
avs a for Il @ ss5 Penn d
$25 oOo-NEw, ELEGANT STONE AND BRI0R
home, latest design and improvements; owner
leaving city; easy terms to reliable party; will
take good lots in part payment. Miss Currier
T. g. 3sO2 I'll. ;
BEE US FOR BUILDING LOANS, HAVING THF
partial payment privilege. We write FIRE In
Investment Co., Security Bank bldg Estab.
lished In 1880. - ~
NOW rs THE TIME TO BUY RoBBINsDALE
property. American Suburbs Co.. 344 Secur
t barns and chicken houses Easy terms ms. -"
LAUDERDALE & CO.,
Temple Court. rr.,
SLIPS No. 2726 Queen av N, new six-roou
house and two lots. $500 down.
DON'T BUY A READY-MADE HOUSE BEFORE
consulting US. We build and sell on monthly
payments. Edmund G. Walton Agency, III
FOR SALE, 8,s0o-aREEN's ADDITION; EIE
/ giant ten-room house, built two years. cas-
'front.' Inquire Miss Currier, T. G. 1902.
FOR sALE-A ININE-RooM MODERN HOUSE
| at bargain Some Of the best locations in tn.
city for sale by owner. 1852. Journal
FOR sALE-NINE-RooM HOUSE, LOT 50xIs0
assman 5 ss Washington s ston AZ W s. oee
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CARPET CLEANING AND RUG
= MANUFACTURING

BEST RUGS FROM OLD CARPETS; CARPETS
cleaned Moorish Rug Co.. 1902, u Franklin.
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DO YOU NEED MONEY!
Our Capital Is Unlimited.
Don't borrow from small concerns, which
are here today and are compelled to call in
their loans tomorrow, b.. y
1t is not necessary that you own real estate,
nor do you need indorser.
=, We will loan any amount that your secur-
tty Is worth on furniture, pianos, horses, wag.
ons, fixtures. warehouse receipts, ETC., secur-
tty always left undisturbed in your possession.
You have the use Of your goods and our
money at the same time. =
1t is expensive to say everything in an
advertisement, but our rates, terms. ETC.. are
the best in this city :
Minneapolis Financial Co.,
49,. 4O6-40S New York Life Bldg.
Tri-State, 1902; N. W., Main 400 L.
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Statesmen and Clerks.

CLERK, 20 YEARS OF AGE, WANTS Posi-.
ton in hotel or cigar stand; can give best of
references; willing to start in at low wages.
Willing to leave city. Address COL. Journal.
YOUNG MAN OF GOOD EDUCATION AND
neat appearance and up-to-date talker
would like position in office salesman
for reliable firm. Address 1857, Journal.
SITUATION WANTED-BY MARRIED MAN AS
head clerk or manager general store, long ex-
perielce; furnish best of references. Ad-
dress 1852. Journal.
SITUATION WANTED-BY GROCERY CLERK,
thoroughly familiar with the business; bust
Ter. Address 1891. Journal.
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Unimproved.
o Q o O o o o
o WE HANDLE CITY REAL ESTATE O
o only, and can sell your house or lot for o
o you very short notice. It will cost o
uS, you nothing to elistait with us for sale, o
o and all advertising is done at our own o
0 expense: Thorpe Bros... zoo Andrus o
. 90 o Q o 70. o. 2s !; . 10 o. ) Q
- E . CALHOUN RARK LOTS
Are greatly In demand and we advise you
when good one iss.ofered cheap, to pick it
up. We now offer you for few& days, lot,
east front 46x12S. with water gas, trees and
stonewalk,: paid for location. Knox inside
3lst, Beautiful trees on lot; fine view Of
Calhoun, Be quick C.. & G., 315 Bank Of
Commerce Bldg. 4 -. T.
seoo-AcRE LOTS FACING CHICAGO Az AT
18th st with fine soil and fine views.
Two blocks to car line; half acres, 1925.
will sell for 500 down and SIS month
with per cent interest or 5000 down and
500 month with per cent interest. Wiu
J loan money to build with. Edmund G..
& Walton Agency, la 18th st s. / ~
LoTs-$10 DoWN-S57 FPER MoNTH-LoT.
Fine, large lots at Mnnehaha Falls-on
Minnehaha boulevard and vicinity, $3.50 each.
Fine residences all around. Gillespie, $50
Guaranty Loan. Phones, 7. "a G. 1873, even
a.
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LOANS AND CHATTELS

LOANS ON DIAMONDS AND WATCHES; LOW
rates. The old reliable. NJ: I. Cohen, ~
Washington av s. Established 1879. =, j.
RICE LOANS ON ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL
property; charges reasonable. sos Globe bldg:
LOANS ON DIAMONDS AND WATCHES; VERY
low rates. Ben Bank. 3N Washington av 8.
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Stenographers.

'wANTED-BY COMPETENT MALE sTENoG
rapher, permanent position; eight years ex
perience. Address 1885, Journal,
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
Miscellaneous.

RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, No A
word no ad less than loo daily; ~ words OF
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Bookkeepers.

SITUATION WANTED BY BoOKKEEPER,
thoroughly experienced, accurate and reliable;
good business ability. Very best Of local ref
erences. Address 1926. Journal.
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GOOD STORE BUILDING, WITH FIvE.RooM
house attached, located As miles northwest Of
country thicklN settled; chance to handle
thousands Of cords Of. wood, potatoes, grain
and all kinds Of farm produce; good opening
for general store; will sell this property very
cheap. Schwab Bros. $50 Guaranty building,
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Stenographers.

WANTED-A STENoGRAPHER, NOW EN-.
ployed, to take position as public stenographer;
business well establishes; state experience
with references. Address 2120, Journal.
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Farm -. lands,

p - GUILE COAST TEXAS LANDS.
LOCO, 900 acres selected by an expert of
the Southern Pacific and other railroads. Best
land in the best part of Texas. Railroads
> within to 10 miles. Good towns. churches,
schools rural mail delivery. Most fertile soil
in the world; will grow any thing, and produce
from $25 to 5000 per acre annually. will sell
this land to dealers or homeseekers in any
sized tracts on easy terms. Price $3.50 to SIS
per acre. Our general office is opposite Grand
Central station, Houston, Texas. Buy your
ticket to via Houston; 1t don't cost any
more. Compare our values with others then
judge for yourself. Write or call at once for
further information Agents wanted. 60 >.
Pickert-Hammond Land Co., s':
=. N. W. Branch, 3O5 I'd av S, ~. -
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PARoUET FLOORS

WE MAKE "A SPECIALITY OF HARDWOOD
flooring and finish, also storm SASH Minneapo
lis Builders Co.. 3o6 e Lake st.
r aKE--1I0 M l1CEc -. A.. AZ . IL II.
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NAT HAINES, FUN MAKER
At KEITR'S THIS WEEK

THE Phays'' may be the most mysteri-
Gus, the THE Rain-dears" the prettiest,
features on the bill at Kelths this week.
but the funniest is Nat Haines. One may
call his laugh-compelling patter absurd"
or 'nonsensical," but no one can help
screaming with laughter No one remem-
bers n word he says. unless Il is his pet
phrase Gosh blame itl' But there is
a something about his droll humor that
would make anyone yell with laughter.
on the stage, this man Is quite as fun
ny as he is upon II. one of the few natur-
al born fin-makers II Nat Haines; and
those who are feeling blue should find in
his mirth an immediate cure.
Louis Granat and Chauncey u. Herbert,
who, as THE Phays," are proving the
magnet 10 draw big crowds. were not
only with John and Eva Fay, but were
with Prof. Baldwin, who s credited with
being tho originator OF the "thaumatur-
gy" feats The Fays are endeavoring TO
necuro an Injunction against the plays,
but SO far the case has been postponed
four times at the request OF the Fays,
and the Phays go on demonstrating the
question-answering tricks and exposing
them. II is said that IL was Mr. Herbert
who. when he was In the employ OF the
Fays. answering many OF the letters
written 60 Mr.. Fay and supposedly an
svered by her personally.
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MORTGAGES SALE

VIII he sold Mt public auction on Satur-
day the 10Th day OF September, 1906, at IL
o'clock noon, on the promises, by virtue
OF tho power OF sale contained In that
deed OF mortgage made and executed by
Joseph T. Rousseau and Hermine Rousseau u
his wife. dated December the 18th, 1905,
and recorded IN tho office OF the Recorder
OF Deeds In the City OF Providence, In
Mortgage Book 256: at page 81, the condi-
tions of said mortgage deed having been
broken.
Those two lots OF land with oil build
inps and improvements thereon, situated
on tho northerly side OF Union avenue In
said Providence. laid out and delinea tod
as lots numbered rs (afty-hve) and @ (tif.
ty-six), I'm Section E on that plat entitled
'Plat OF tho Plain Farm, West Provi-
denco. by Gushing g. Farnum, 1861" which
said plat is recorded In said Providence.
on plat card s83.
by order Of tho present owner and hold
er OF tho said mortgage, vfo hereby
gives notice Of his intentionsf 70 bid at
said sale, or at any postpone ent or ad-
,onrnmSsn, prnigsn.,o OF same Gan. a ,soe
Seps-f3-20-27
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SHELL FlSHlE RES

Edmund IT, Matteson OF Warren makes
application for 100 acres Of oyster ground
easterly, southerly and westerly OF ground
Point and adjoining his other ground.
Alonzo G. Smith OF WEXFORD makes APP
plication for acres OF oyster ground In
NnrraEansett Bay, easteriy OF Conanlcut
island and northerly OF Fowler's Rocks.
being on Sections 200 and 2O6
Friday Sept. a. 1906. at 10 o'clock A. m.
at the office OF the Commissioners OF Shell
Fisheries, state House. Providence is
hereby appointed the time and place for
the consideration OF the same.
.EdnaId-N-Rrown Of Marian makes -f,-
plication for acres OF oyster grounds In
Narragansett Bay westerly OF Rumstlck
Point and adjoining ground now held by
Joseph T.. Brown.
PHILIP II. WILBOR,
JAMES NJ. WRIGHT
JOHN VI. NORTHRUP,
GEORGE w. HOXTE,
HERBERT NJ GARDINER
Commissioners OF Shell Fisheries.
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Dl s.. .

ANGELL-In Johnston. suddenly. Sept.
IL. Newton J. Angel aged 81 years,
months and 2 s days.
Funeral services at his late residence,
80 Angel street, Granitoville. Friday.
Sept. IA. 1906. at p. m. Relatives and
friends invited TO attend Interment at
Pocasset cemetery Friends are request
ed not TO send flowers.
collINS-In Central Falls. on Sept IL
Matilda, daughter OF the late James
and Ann Collins.
Notice OF funeral later.
coNLEY--In this city, on the 18TH inst.
Bridget. wife OF the late Michael Con-
ley, aged 97 years
Funeral at the residence OF her son.
Thomas Conley. 20 Pocasset avenue, Fri
dSsy at $40. Requiem mass at 81. An
thongs church at o o'clock.
Notice Of funeral later.
FANNINo-In this city Sept IL, Jane
Tanning wife OF Thomas Tanning, II
Northup avenue.
Funeral from her late residence. Fri
day, 14th inst. at $40 a. m. Services at
St. Agnes church at a. m.
cLARkE-In this city, suddenly, on the
18th inst. Ella Richmond daughter OF
the late Alfred s. and Maria T.. Clarke.
Notice OF funeral later.
GAlE-In this city. on the 12th inst,
Elizabeth b., widow of Andrew j. Gale.
aged 72 years.
Funeral from her late residence, i30
Pine street, Saturday, the 18TH inst, at
2 o'clock D. m. Relatives and friends are
invited TO attend.
HADFIELD-In East Providence, at 60
Vine street, on the 18th inst. William
w. Hadfeld son OF Ellen and the late
John IL. Hadheld, aged 81 years.
Funeral will be held on Sunday, the
10th inst. from the funeral room OF
James u. Reilly. corner Fenner and Pond
streets, AT 2 p. m. Relatives and friends
are invited 10 attend. The deceased was
president of the Bottlers' union and
member Of Providence aerie, No. 90, F.
O. II.
hURRY-In this city, on the 18th inst,
William Y. Hurry, In his 9th year
Notice OF funeral later.
MoNAHAN-In this city. on the 18th
inst. Maria g., daughter OF the late
Thomas and Catherine Monahan.
Funeral Friday morning. the l4th Inst,
at $40 o'clock. from her late residence
223 Wiokenden street. Requiem mass at
st. Josephs church, Hope street, at .
O'Clock Relatives and friends are invit-
cd TO attend.
oWEN-In this city. on the 18th inst,
william Slater owen. aged 81 years.
Funeral services az his late residence,
No II Berkley street, Friday afternoon,
at 2 o'clock Relatives and friends are
invited 20 attend. Burial at convenience
OF family.
ruR1ITT-On the 18th inst, Elizabeth
Turbitt. widow OF Richard Turbitt.
Residence, SO Wesleyan avenue.
Notice OF funeral later
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Washington. Sept. 13-There will be
four American naval vessels In Cuban
waters today-the Denver, OF Havana;
the Marietta, off Cienfuegos. and the
Dixie and Columbia at Guantanamo, the
United States naval station OH the south
ern side OF the island
The Denver and the Marietta have been
ordered 10 Cuba under direction OF the
American interests II they are still fur
ther jeopardixed by the insurrection on
the island.
The Dixie and the Columbia are at
Guantanamo for the purpose OF exchang-
ing marines, and the olumbia IL soon
20 sail from there for Colon TO bring
home Secretary Root, who is due on the
Isthmus OF Panama the last OF this week.
The Dixie, however, with her force OF
upward OF 300 marines, will be In readiness
20 join her sister ships in protecting
American interests In the event that
there Is need for action. The Des Moines
also Is at Koy West awaiting further
orders She will remain there during the
present crisis, so that she may be imme-
diately dispatched 10 Havana IL her pres
ence there is demanded.
OTHER SHIPS NEAR
The run from Key West to Havana
Is only about eight hours and she will be
kept In readiness 10 sail at any time.
In addition To these ships there are sew
eral other vessels. the Newport, the Pa
ducah, the Don Juan de Austria and the
Dubuque, under command OF Capt. South
erland. patroling Dominican waters, and
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as the situation In that republic is quiet
one or more of these ships might easily
be sent TO Cuba II further trouble occurs.
The action in sending the Denver and
the Marietta TO Cuban waters and having
others held in readiness. II was asserted
at the state department today, was mere
ly precautionary.
The president is kept constantly advised
or the situation, and is manifestlng the
keenest interest In every movement made
He wants TO be ready 10 meet any emer-
gencies that may arise. IL is pointed
out that the sending OF ships 10 Cuba
does not mean that the United States in
tends 10 intervene In Cuban internal mat
ters under the Plat amendment, but is
Intended 10 show that the United States
stands ready to protect American inter-
ests In the Island. and when the question
or Intervention arises, that will be met
then.
No statement Is made at the depart
ment which will tend TO commit the presi-
dent 10 any definite plan in this respect,
but emphasis Is laid upon the statement
that the action now taken is precaution-
ary.
Although the decision to send the Den
YER 20 Havana was made after due con-
sideration OF the situation, IL was never
theless taken somewhat unexpectedly.
The Denver went TO New London, Conn,
after the Oyster Bay review for the pur-
pose OF coaling. She was then ordered
from New London TO Norfolk and sailed
on Sept. s. Nearly "a hours after she had
put out TO soa the decision was reached
to send her TO Cuba, and I'm order that no
time might be lost. as dispatches from Mr..
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Providence, Newport & Block Island
Popular Steamer New shoreharn.

Popular Steamer New shoreharn.
WEEK DAYS: Leaves Providence from
wharf, foot Transit street. East Side, e:20
Leaves Commercial Wharf. Newport.
IL 10 a. m. Returning leaves Block ISL
and e:30 p. m. Newport $50 p. IN.
SUNDAYS: Leaves Providence 9:45..
Newport II 40 a. m. Returning. leaves
Bock Island $3.50 p. m. Newport $3.50 p. m.
Returning the New Shorebam is due
at Providence. week days and Sundays
at 7:15 p. m.
Excursion tickets Oimited), Provi-
dence and Newport, GO cents; Block
Island 800.
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j. Mitchell Clarke. who lives at Gray
Craig In Mddletown. has offered a re-
ward for the arrest and conviction OF the
persons who shot and wounded an os-
prey on his estate yesterday. Gray Craig
was formerlv the property OF o. H. +.
Belmont
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PROVIDENCE Line
For New York, tha Southland Vast
Steamers PROVIDENCE (new) and
PILGRIM, In Commission.
A Fine Orchestra ON Each.

FROM PRovIDENCE-Stoa leave
Fox Point Wharf every day In the week
except Saturdays at 7+b p. m. duo New
York 100 @. pa.
Providence Line Steamer touches at
Newport Sundays en- route TO New
York. leaving there at 1000 Il. NJ
FROM NEW YORK--Steamer leave
street, weekdays only at Goo p. IN, due
Providence $500 a. m.
For tickets and staterooms apply at
office Of X. q. Windsor. Ticket Agent,
corner Weybosset and Custom House
streets. or on steamer after 500 y. IN.
o. H. TAYLOR. Genl Pass'r Agt, NJ Y.
H. o. NICKERsoN. supt.. New York.
II. f. ANTHONY. Agt.. Fox Point WHIT
THE NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION CO.
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-FOUR AMERICAN
WARSH|PS IN CUBA

Taking Adequate Precautions Por
Protection of American interests. President
Roosevelt Keeping Close Watch on Developments
While State Department Says Treasures Taken
Are Purely Precautionary. Both the Army and
Navy Establishments Are Active.
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AMERICAN SCREW COMPANY.

A quarterly dividend of 2h per cent.
on the capital stock of this company has
been declared. payable September 20 to
stockholders OF record at the close OF
business September l9. Transfer books
will close September 10 and reopen Octo-
Der l. GEORGE w. THURSTON.
Treasurer.
Providence. September IL. 1906.
sept11-17t
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NEW YOUNG wOMEN's CHRISTIAN
association building, corner Washington
and Jackson streets. Room and bonrd per
week 1915. 81. s425. $3.50, IS: eight pieces
OF laundry allowed. Meals without room,
50 q per week. Breakfast hour $3.50 TO 8;
lunch 10 To 2; dinner TO Sundays;
breakfast to 9: dinner / 10 1880; supper
to $50. Twelve dinner tickets $3.50;
breakfast and supper tickets 81. The cafe
will open oct. with special rates for reg
ular patrons. Apply at 7S MethewsOn
street until Sept. 15, and after that date
at the new building
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THE FINEST AND BEST BUILDING
site Tor homes on the sho res OF Mar
ragansett BAY, at Oakland Beach. II
you are looking for a home. don't fail
20 call And examine the plat OF the
Massasoit Real Estate Co. at 62 Ex-
change place (Butler Exchange). The
lots are all pleasantly situated and
aford fine view OF the bay. Trolley
express to Warwick mornings and
evenings. An exceptional opportunity
is afforded intending purchasers. Messrs.
Woodbridge and Webster will be on the
grounds 10 show lots daily. Massasoit
Real Estate Co.. 62 Exchange place. But.
Ter Exchange.
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Sleeper. the United States Charge DAT
faires I'm Havana, indicated that tho sit
uation was critical. the wireless was put
Denver at sea.
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FOR SALE

OWING TO MY HEALTH AND NEED
or money will sell horses, 10 cows and
calves, II cheap cows 2 bulls. 10 buggies.
single and double, harnesses, 10 sle!ghs,
cash takes them cheap. Everything not
sold oct will be sold at Waterman .
Auction Oct. and Jenkins auction, Oct.
I. Geo. T. Congdon. l74o Cranston street.
knightsville. r. /.
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JOY LIN
10 NEW YORK
s. 1875

Steamers leave at G;30 y. m. from pier
near Point street Bridge. Tickets at
Gibson's, 3 Weybosset street.
Returning leave pier ~ East River
at 3 u. mn.
w. G.. STONE, Agent.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13

142 SABIN ST. ROOMS ESPECIALLY
fitted for light housekeeping. Also sin
gle rooms aug.7-tf.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
ROOMS AND BOARD.

lc. per word first insertion: hc. repeat;
1wk. Sc. per word: wks. &c. per word;
8wks. &c. per word: limo. Sc. per w9rd.