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How America Got It's Name

one OF the most interesting portions OF
ober's "Amorigo vespucci" in Hsrper's
Heroes OF American History" series. is
that I'm which It is pointed out that Il was
not vespucci himself who named the
western world America. but. by a curious
chance. a stranger TO Vespucci. an OBJ
scure geographer In little town In the
Vosgcs. Martin Waldseemuller. The sug-
gestion was made by this man. in pam
phlet printed In Latin.
"It was a small pamphlet with engrav-
lngs OF the crudest sort; but 10 made a
stir I'm the world such as has been caused
by but few books since. But one copy OF
this FIRST edition II said 90 be extant. and
this is in the Lcnox Library. New YORK
cltv. IL c~used n futter In cosmographical
circles. ia alone az the time Of its issue.
bat fog centuries thereafter. for In IL nrst
occurs = print the suggestion that the
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IT'S PLEASANT TO HAVE $40
RETURNED.

MRS. ]. II. MAY, 25s Williams st.
w. GREENE, So. Attleboro. Mass.
G. r. BAILEY, Riverside r. l.
ANNIE L. NoRTHuP,. Greenwood.
T. HAMILTON. 1os River Ave.
MRS. w. NJ. BAKER. 1l5 Brownell
SIMON sANDLER. s5 Robinson st.
j. l.. HARBECK, 2l9 Main ST., Paw
J. s, HUBBARp. lis waverly St.
GEO. WIKE, II Nebraska St; I'M.
F. GREGORY. 2s winchester St.
WILLIAM MCDANIEL. 81 Irving
St. East Providence, II. /.
EDITH Nj. TILLINGHAST. l29 Ok
w. s. Nichols. westerly. r. I.
VIM. @. BURNS, 172 Ivy St. East
Providence. II. l.
NJ. f. AUGUSTUS. 100 Arnold st.
STEPHEN YERANLAN, s6 Douglas
]. b. FENNER, $50 Plainneld St.
GEO. G. ARNOLD. 23S Adelaide Ave.
]. +. HIGGINS. III Thayer st.
MRS. u. c. HENRY. 1919 Eddy st.
MRS. A. KRESS. 113 Borden ST.
w FARLEY. so Jefferson st.
MRS. GEORGE sHEARN, Cromp-
MRS CoNAUGHToN. * Whittier
MRS. wM. HAND, 81 Joslin St.
c. V. FOURNIER, $50 Manton Ave.
HOWARD III. GILLIAN, 60 Elm
]. KEPPiE. s24 Eddy st.
A j. MOORE, Pascoag. r. l.
WALTER E. BENNETT, lao Glen
wood Ave. Pawtucket. X. l.
MIR WHIPPLE. SO Tobey ST..
ROBT. MORRISON, Centredaie. r. l.
s. O. WEST, East Providence. r. l.
II. S. BUCKLIN. Pawtucket, II. l.
WALTER III. COBURN, "a Ayrauls
EDWIN p. DYER. 1874 Clifford st.
A. MURRAY, Riverside. r. l.
MRS. GEORGE PRIEST, II Westfield
MRS. wM II. PLACE. 10 Parks
L. p. sToRR. 1886 Smith ST.
SARA A. MOWRY. Market Square.
JEO. LEROY. "a SO. Main st.
JOHN +. HYDE. 9S Linden st.
EDGAR PATTERSON, 76 Pleasant
ANNIE sCANLoN. Bristol. r. I.
MRS. f. NJ. SMITH, Flora st.
THOMAS c. RODMAN, % James st.
JOE PETERS. Seekonk, Mass.
f. RI. CAMPBELL, Lonsdale, II. l.
MISS A. II. BRAY, 10 Vale ST.. Paw
tucket. II. /.
A. r. WALKER, Attleboro, Mass.
A. l.. CHAPLIN, Norwood, X. i.
ARTHUR DAVIS, SO Benevolent ST.
VIM. l.. LAIRD, 222 Howell ST.
f. ii. BOWDAN. n. Attleboro, Mass.
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fourth part OF the world discovered by
Amerigo vespucci, should be called Amer
lea"
And here are the words. translated, In
which the suggestion was made
But now these parts have been more
extensively explored and another fourth
part has been discovered by Americus
Vespucus (as will appear In what fol-
lows): Wherefore do not see what is
rightly 10 hinder US from calling u Amer
lgo. or America. g.. the land OF Ameri-
Gus. after its discoverer. Amerlcus. man
OF sagacious mind. since both Europe and
Asia have got their names from women.
Its situation and the manners and GUS
toms os its people. will be clearly under
stood from the twice two voyages OF
Americas. which follow
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MRS M. A. YOUNG, Lincoln. r. l.
WALTER HEATH. 1i75 Elmwood
Ave.
MRS. THEODORE BIEr. sss Eddy
MRS. II. sowDEN. 4s Whittier Ave.
Il. ID. KEACH, Valley Falls, r. l.
y. OSBORNE. 3S Laura ST.
t. III. GRANT, "A Narragansett Ave-.
Cranston, r. L.
MRS. F. A. SIMMONS. s5 Vine St.
East Providence. r. l.
HENRY F. HORTON. FL Star ST..
Pawtucket, r. /.
MRS. FRANK PATTI. 40 cambridge
SUSIE BURNS, ssf Friendship st.
MRS. KAHN. 293 Fountain St.
JAMES II. LAYDEN, IL Chambers ST.
II. o. HARRIS. 3SS Blackstone ST.
MISS LILLIAN MATHEWSON. 1851
Pawtucket Ave-, East Providence.
II. l. ST.
MISS FLORA ANDREWS. rs veazie
f. III. FAIRBROTHER, SO Arnold
Ave. Edgewood, r. l.
L. GORTON, 149 Ohio Ave.
MRS. j. MENIN, IL Pekin ST.
MRS. CORA MoULToN. Putnam.
MRS. LILLIAN PENNoYER, 50
Prospect ST: Pawtueket; r: I.
MRS. a, w. MEIKLEJoHN. Ions
MRS RSis' WIN. N : H. BAILEY. 4sl Potter
w II. HERscHEL. 10 Governor st.
A. T.. McELROY. 1876 Wadsworth ST.
w III. FARLEY, sS Goddard st.
JOHN MITCHELL. 81 Willow St
FRANK REILLY. $40 So. Main st.
MISS NJ. CAHILL, 81 Blundel St.
ELIZABETH REED. $40 Charles ST.
FANNY r. MOWRY, 46 Bridgham
ST. r. l.
SARAH E. BLAIR. East Greenwich.
E. LAPLANTE, 81 Capitol St, Paw
MRS. fasNS5, .. +; ?. CLARKE. East Green
wich, r. /.
G. c. CLARK, 9 Daboll st.
f. r. KNIGHT, Dfghton. Mass.
MRS. B. j. LILLIBRIDGE, as Doyle
F. HoUGHToN. s4s Douglas Ave.
MRS. BLACKINGTON. los America
MAY E. STONE. Howard. r.
G. III. WIIITMARSH. Nara gansett
L. c. STEVENS. Greene. R. 1.
MISS TILLINGHAST. 40 Frank ST.
EDITH TILLINGHAST, 129 oxford
MARIE LEACH. 26 Chester Ave.
EDWARD JAMES. 593 Harris Ave.
MRS. CORA MOULTON, Putnam.
f. b. JACOBS. 1O1 Peace st.
MRS. w. f. PAGE. Phenix. r. l.
MRS. A. j. MURPHY, 20 Whitman
M. V. DUFFY, Wexford, r.
NJ. p. CAPRON. 225 Banigan Bldg
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DO YOU TRADE AT TOsTER'ss

MRS. l.. CoMsToCK, Howard, r. |:
7, REBEAIJ, IS Hillwood ST., Airing
MRS E. WIKE. II Nebraska st.
LOUISE w. BRYCE, . Waverly 81
CHARLES A. EDDY. 90 Meirose ST
MRS. NJ. J.. MORAN, l6 George ~; c.
MRS. j. HASKINS, 40 Benevolent 81.
Mrs. G, p. SHERMAN. 73 Sycamore
St, New Bedford. Mass.
MIR. GALLAGHER, IL Comtock Ave.
MRS. J. A. BABB, i29 Friendship 81.
MRS. l.. EMBREE, s Mountford ST.
- + HARMoN. 10 Wilcox st.
GEORGE w. HAYDEN,
FRED b. PECK, West Darlington
e. 9. MINER, APpo2naug; +. r: !: !
u n NORTON, JR., 27l Ohio St
MRS. WILLIAM CoNNERY, So Ben
evolent st.
l.. BALoTow. Lonsdale, r. I.
&. M. GREENE, 1856 Elm st.
GEORGE +. SHERMAN, 93 Mawney
Mrs. M. LIND. 40 Lillian Ave.
w q MONAHAN. 80 America ST.
MRS JOHN Il. JENNEY, 76 Jefferson
St, Pawtucket, X. l.
MRS q. l.. BENT, ~ Sheldon 81.
a. LIN ioV '~'
Pawtucket. X. /.
JAMES RICHARDS, is Malvern 81.
ID. u. MURPHY, l15 Lockwood ~.
MISS l.. HESSELDEN, Greystone,
Join p. POLLARD. 15a East ST..
Pawtucket, II. i.
ELLA BELKNAP. Washington, r. |.
MRS. JOHN r. LEONARD, 81 Coyle
Ave. Pawtucket. X. l.
ROBERT KINGsBURY. East Provi-
rEoN pSnSe' L. ~ WELLS. 7ao cranston ST.
GEORGE r. LIBBY, las Norwood
Ave. Edgewood. II. l.
WILLIAM III. WILLIAMS, go west
WILLIAM II. NYE. Natick. r. /.
w n. HORTON. 173 Lloyd Ave.
W. j. REID. gS5 Eddy st.
MRS II. BOND, i6 Tuxedo Ave.
J. MANVEL, Seekonk, Mass
MRS, EVERETT, 4iS Public 81.
ROBERT KINGSBURY, East Provi-
MISS Mss i. T. MAGNUs. 80 Dartmouth
Ave
NJ ]. FIFE. Pawtuxet. II. |.
] NJ. NEIL II Western ST.
MRS. J. SHOVE, 5I Broadway.
HERMON WHEELER, ~ Bridgham
JOHN BREcHIN. 800 Hope ST.. Bris-
tol, X. i.
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TRY TO PROVE
LOVING INSANE
WHEN he FIRED

Houston, Va. June 2s.--Just such
blow has boen dealt to the prosecution I'm
the case OF former Judge Loving, who is
on trial here for mudredlng Theodore
Estes for the alleged wronging OF his
daughter. as was given District Attorney
Jerome nthe Thaw case when he was
not permitted 10 attack the story told
by Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Attorney Daniel Harmon for the state
announced his intention OF introducing
witnesses TO show that the story told by
Miss Elizabeth Lowering to her father,
that she was drugRed and wronged by
Theodore Estes, was a fabrication, and
that Estes never offered any indignities
TO the girl. even suggesting that there
might he another motive back OF the
killing
The defence objected to the introduc-
tion OF such testimony, on the ground
that II had no bearing on the case. and
whether true or false had nothing to do
with the question OF the insanity OF
Judge Loving at the time OF the tragedy.
Judge Barksdale. In a long opinion sus-
tained the contention OF the defence, and
among the cases he cited as authority
was the Thaw trial.
After the opinion OF Judge Barksdale
had been rendered the prosecution began
the examination OF a number OF witnesses
I'm rebuttal OF the Evidence introduced by
the defence that Loving was insane at
the time OF the shooting. During the
morning seven witnesses were examined.
Most OF these reside in Amherst and Mel
son counties and have known Judge Low
ing for many years.
The tendency OF their testimony was
that they had never heard the insanity of
Judge Loving discussed before this trial
and they had always regarded him as a
sane man, with n mind superior to the
ordinary.
Several further declared that the de-
fendant was high-tempered man and
never tolerated the opinions or actions OF
those who opposed him.
was an excellent hunter. a good shot,
had served with honor as judge and
had charge of large estates.
DIR. DeJarnette testified as 10 the effect
OF acute alcoholism on the brain, the ef-
feet OF insanity on the different nerves
and tissues, the temporary and perma-
nent results from delrium tremens, the
effect of stress and strain on the mind
how sudden Joy. excitement, horror. dis
appointment. grief. etc. could affect the
mental faculties. Most OF his testimony
as well as the questions asked him were
OF a technical nature. When Dr. DeJar-
nette left the stand. Attorney Wood
Bouldin for the prosecution, announced
I'VE rest our case"
The attorneys for both sides held a con-
ference TO prepare In structions TO be
submitted to the court.
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Tillman Is a Rich Man

IL will doubtless surprise many people
60 know that among the rich men of the
senate is Mr.. Tillman OF South Carolina,
the senator who is popularity pictured as
standing with his ever-ready pitchfork
TO plunge into every man who dares op-
pose him. and whose addresses I'm the
senatc-vigorous rough and at times al
most coer-e in :heir lsnguage-make
some people shudder. Mr. Tillman. IL
will be assumed. is a plain man OF the
people. and I'm many quarters Il is imag-
ined that he has worked his way 10 his
present exalted station from the ranks OF
the poor whites"-that unhappy class In
the South that Is regarded with pity
even by the negroes.
AS n matter OF fact Mr.. Tillman is n
member OF one Of the very best families
of South Carolina, and the Tillman es-
tate is one Of the finest In the South. The
family ia an old one, and has been promi-
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READv|LLE FIRE
ALMOST RUINS
RACE TRACK

Boston. June 2s.--Fire last night de-
stroyed the grandstand. bleachers. is
trotting sulkies and other property of
the New England Trotting Horse Breed
ers association at the Readville race
track. The stables were saved,
The fire started near the middle OF the
grandstand. presumably from sparkle from
locomotive on the New York New
Haven and Hartford railroad near by.
The total loss is 100000. covered by in
surance.
Starting near the centre Of the grand
stand. the flames. famed by brisk
wind, ragged almost without hindrance.
and when they had finally burned Them
selves out. the entire accommodations
for specta tors had cen wiped out.
Had the wind been IN different direc-
ton, II Is the opinion that. besides the
horse racing track property, other struc-
lures I'm the neighborhood would also
have been destroyed by the flames, as
lack OF water pressure was so pronounced
that the efforts OF the Hdye Park and
Dedham fire departments. which had
been summoned 10 fight the fire. were
almost absolutely without effect.
The flames ran along the fence, which
Is reared about the grounds, toward the
stables. and fearing that the valuable
horses In the stables might fall victims,
the animals were led out and to a place
of safety Some fifty OF the horses were
taken out. In the various stables about
the track some 800 horses are quartered.
The fire started at O'Clock and IL was
three hours before II was under control
though IL had during that period, with
out any hindrance worth mentioning
completely ruined the grandstand Just
what effect the fire Will have upon the
holding OF the Grand Circuit meeting,
scheduled for the latter part OF August,
is not yet known
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Thought They Enjoyed Music

An aged colored man who had business
I'm the News office ambled into the edi-
torial rooms-yes. ambled is the word.
lie sat for several moments gazing at
the pneumatic tube stations set UP like
horns of an orchestrion at the desks of
the city and telegraph editors. There
was a buzzing sound as a copy boy pulled
a lever and The old man smiled as N
expecting sOmethinS pleasant, then took
on "A look OF disappointment. A few min
utes later the boy sent another piece OF
copy whirlng upstairs, and again the
visitors expression passed from anticlpa-
tion 60 disappointment, then bewlder-
ment. Finally he accosted the telegraph
editor.
Scifse me. sub. but mout / AK yo'
what dem things is7'
Certainly he might, and was enlight-
ened
well. 'clah q goodness he eN-
claimed; II thought oAy was some sort
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REBATE DAY CERTAINLY
HEATS TRADING STAMPS.

MRS. ]. F. sTACKPoLE. "a olney
p. *. FOSTER, East Greenwich,
EMORY A. THAYER, Woonsocket,
MRS. CLARK. 81 Depew St
A. N. NEWELL 256 Vermont Ave
BERTHA l.. DOLL, SO Belmont
Ave, Pawtucket, II. /.
d r. FRANK, % Seabury st.
w. II. MULGREN, 40 AtwelPs
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e. L. BRIGGS, is Baker ST.
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E. NJ. MARSH, $50 Weybosset
G. BABBITT. s2 Desoto ST.
MISS HOGAN, 140 Sterling Ave.
ESTHER wICKS, 60 Melissa Ave.
WM. TAYLOR, SO Doyle Ave.
MRS. S. J. HORR1DGE, 100 Sprague
A. w. GREENE, So Doyle Ave.
A. HINDLE, East Greenwich. II. /.
A. N. PECK. 80 Warren Ave. East
Providence, n. /.
u. J. FISHER, Sc Weybosset st.
A. NEASNOR, SO Van Zandt Ave.
MRS. LESTER BURTON. las Suf-
folk st.
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NJ. FETCH. Buffalo, n. Y.
A. " PETTINE. 25i Atwells Ave.
MISS A. CARLSON, 25o Washington
]. c. DAVENPORT. Pawtuxet r. 1.
MRS. l.. i. MURRAY, 81 Gordon Ave.
MRS. NJ. LYNCH, 70 North Main St,
MRS Fsw'aeksI' a. NJ. II HARDWOOD, Il Riverside.
MRS. o. REID. Arlington, r. 1.
ANNIE T.. HANLEY, 34s Plainfield st.
MISS MARY ROSE. 35 Humboldt Ave.
MRS. NJ. III. MURTAUGH, 81 Norwich
w. r. Angel. 81 Stamford Ave.
c. II. STENBERG. 245 Friendship st.
HUGH FOX, 252 North Main ST.
MRS DANIEL BROWN, Il Orchard
St, Pawtucket, r. |.
MISS BERTHA BATES Hillsgrove.
II. A. SHELDON, WEXFORD Jc., r. 1.
G.. NJ. MASON, 2SS Brown st.
MISS GRACE c. HOLLINGSWORTH,
3 Abram St, Pawtucket, r. I.
j. l.. KEHOE, .6S5 Hope st.
MISS MARIA NELSON, l52 Peace st.
MISS CARLSON, 15S Bowen ST.
MARY HART. Wood St. Bristol, r. 1.
A. SILVA, East Providence, r. l.
M. McGUY. 9S River St, Riverside,
MRS. wEEDEN, 70 Belmont ST..
Pawtucket II. /.
WILLIAM Il. PATTI, 80 Ford st.
MRS. II. l.. HOWE, Seekonk, Mass.
l.. +. CRINS, JR., Oakland Beach,
II. w. GEGG, Newport News. Va.
MISS EDITH CHURCH, Oaklawn.
II. /.
MRS. r. ]. ALLEN, 1913 Eddy st.
JOHN DEGNAN, IS Seymour st.
s. A. EASTON, ISL Ohio Ave.
E. Il. KNIGHT. Washington. II I.
FREDERICK GUILD, $50 Hope st.
MR. HENRY MAYER. 25 Glenwood
Ave.
Mr.. F. c. HOFFMAN. esq East Ave,
Pawtucket, II. /.
MRS. CASSIDY, Warren. r. I.
X. A. HARVIE. IS Laura st.
w. M. SELLECK. S4 Burnett st.
GEORGE KIRK, Lymansville, n. /.
c. III. BROLEY, Centredale, r.. l.
j. CHENEY. So Doyle Ave.
ANNIE YAHMAN, 90 Pocasset Ave.
j. A. WHITE, II Portland st.
ABEY REYNOLDS, JR., All Plainfield
St.
r.. A. BROWN. East Greenwich. r. I.
JAMES MCCORMICK, lis School St,
Pawtucket. r. l.
MRS. +. s. MANTON. 131 Irving Ave.
]. Il. BOWERS, 81 Waverly ST.
MISS SADIE MORRIS, 2S Pleasant
St Pawtucket. II. L.
A. WALTER Riverside. r. I.
MRS. II. POOLER- "A Walnut ST.,
East Providence. r. i.
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nent in the state for generations. A
gress many years. A son OF Mr.. Till
man is married to a granddaughter of
that famous Gov. Pickens. who, as min
garded as the foremost member of the
diplomatic corps at st. Petersburg, and
whose daughter, Douschka, who was
born there. was the pet OF the cars fam
Carolina I'm -lS6O. was elected governor OF
that state. and IL was he who demanded
OF Maj. Anderson the surrender OF Fort
Sumter.
Mr.. Tillman Is growing richer every
day. lie Is one OF the popular lecturers
OF today. Last year he averaged $500
n month from his lectures, and this year
he will be even more successful -Balti-
more American.
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OUR REFUND DAY SALES
SLIPS ARE AS GOOD AS GOLD.

MRS. MooRHoUsE. 20 Hamburg
Ave.
BRIDGET CoYLE. ISL Livingston st.
w. EATON. so Forest st.
FLORENCE HUxTER. N4 Brook st.
Ocean st.
JAMES GULLY. l2i vinton st.
MRS. T. ]. WILLIAMS. 254 Thurber
Ave.
A. II. BURTwELL. 1863 Broad St.
ELIZABETH b. HAWKES.. West
harrington, r. 1.
s. LARSON. Howard r. I.
MRS. w. II. TABOR. Arlington. r.. l.
MRS. f. NJ. ARMSTRONG IS Kenyon
Ave. Pawtucket. r. I.
MR.. A. sARDINER. 81 Summer st.
l.. b. DYER, Holliston, Mass.
c. w. PAINE. Drownville. r. l.
MISS A. j. HALL. Shawomet. r. I.
H. GAY. ia5 Wendell st.
CHARLES l. PAGE. 129 wsybosset st.
MRS. c. a. WINSOR. 30 Princeton
Ave-
J. HEALEY. 400 Smith st.
+. ii. WATSON. l5 Webb ST.. Paw
tucket. II. l.
MRS. ]. BERGEToN. Bast Green
VIGIL II. L.
MRS. c. w. JOHNSON, i57 Grosvenor
ST.. East Providence. u. !.
LOUISE HOWE, 81 Felix st.
ADA MILLER. 200 Admiral st.
MRS. c. BURNS. 80 Huron st.
MRS. II. II. BRoSSEAU, $50 Carpenter
st.
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II. LAFLAMME. 81 Willow st.
MRS. e. J. ROWE. SO Mulberry St.
Pawtucket, II. i.
TIMOTHY +. DALEY, Penelope st.
MRS. CHAS. ". COLE. SO Cranston st.
MISS JENNIE A. DAYTON. SO Gran
ston st.
G. Il. PALMER, 1920 Cranston st.
F. NJ. SMITH. 2O9 Admiral st.
A. A. BLOMSTEDT. S6 Weybosset st.
MRS n. HAZAR, Drownville, r. l.
MRS. II. g. ESTABRoOK, Wellesley.
MRS. E. J. WOOD, Central Falls. r. /.
g. w. WHITING; Mansfield, Mass,
MRS. G. c. WRIGHT. Valley Falls.
DEBORAH E. MALONE. Phillipsdale,
r. 1.
ELIZABETH J. SHERWOOD. 545
Park Ave, Auburn. II. j.
MRS. c. T.. GREGSON. 20 Cypress st.
MRS. T. w. SIMMONS, North Scitu-
EMILY c. EAsToN. 574 Main St.
EDYTHE c. BENNETT. % Amey ST..
Pawtucket. r. l.
MRS. EUGENE LECLAIR, Smith
St, Bristol. II. l.
MRS. G.. +. SOREMAN. 20 Broad ST.,
Attleboro. Mass.
MISS CORA f. BRADFORD. Bristol.
r. l.
MRS. w. SHAW. 81 Trask st.
EVERETT METIVIER, Bristol. r. i.
@. Il. ATKINS, 1856 Mitchell st.
LEROY CHAPMAN, Enfield, r. I.
MRS. w. II. LOGAN, Jenkins st.
MRS. +. G. DAWLEY, Attention. r. /.
ALBERT ORCHARD, 1873 Globe st.
MRS G.. NJ. HULL. s92 Broadway,
East Providence. r. /.
O. II. BLISS. Waltham, Mass.
MRS. ANDREW j. WILCOX, How
L, A. HARRINGTON. 50 Smith ST..
Graniteville. II. |.
SELMA FRANKLIN. 1s6 Broadway.
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r. f. CUMMINGS, IS Henrietta ST.
+. WILLIAMS, 254 Thurber's Ave.
Il. ID. KEACH Valley Falls, r. l.
MRS A. ]. WILLIS. 20 Sheldon st.
ETHEL r. DOUGHTY, East Provi-
dence, II. l.
MRS F. r. ELDRIDGE, "a Babcock
St
MRS. A. T. ROWLAND. 25s will
B. f. HUTCHINSON, 152 weybosset
f. G. BAILEY, 2s Somerset st.
ELIZABETH LYNCH, Pascoag,
w. II. PLACE. 10 Parks Ave.
III. N. SMITH, Sc Weybosset st.
]. s. WILLARD, 6S Fiheld St
l.. HARTMAN. III Prairie Ave.
WIN. JACKSON, SO Fairview st.
Nj. s. CHURCH, 55 Stewart st.
STEPHEN McMASTER, lis Cliff
N. e. q. WHITFoRD. 6 Division st.
G. T.. GRAY. Apponaug, II. l.
JAMES FAHEY. 140 Chestnut st.
JAMES McKEAN, 63 Chester Ave.
r. RoSSLER. East Providence.
FRED n ) B. PECK. west Darlington. l.
MISS LAURA HOPKINS, 1872
GoRHAM WINCHESTER, River
ABRAHAM RILEY, 1877 Garden St,
Pawtucket, r. !.
III. STAEHRER, 55 Bancroft st.
JOHN w. PARKER, 81 Stanwood
II. b. BRADY, No. Attleboro. Mass.
MRS. JAMES +. MacGREGOR, 450
Westminster st.
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IS BACK MAKES YOU HAP
PIER THAN EARNING TEN.

MRS. F. II. MASON, $50 Althea st.
e. e. PENNoYER, so Prospect St.
Pawtucket, X. l.
MISS l.. FITZPATRICK. Cypress st.
j. j. CONLON, 4th Police Station.
MISS w. A. HUDSON. IA Oak st.
ANNIE GOGGIN, 142 Doyle Ave.
CHARLES Il. LAKE, 102 Prairie Ave.
+. b. JACOBS. 101 Penn st.
BELLE NJ. MANN, 81 Aborn ST.
MRS. PERCY Il. FISHER Plainville,
G. w. PAULEY. 20 Elmdale Ave,
MRS M. WHITE, 26 Hedley st.
MRS. ]. j. BROWN. Warren, r. l.
/. II. PERRY, East Greenwich. r. l.
MISS ANNIE HULTlNG, ia Atwells
q. w. MIDDLETON, 1856 Eastwood
]. A. STUART. Boston, Mass.
MRS. f. w. GOODRIAN, 265 Admiral
e. S. LEMAN, 1s verndale Ave.
W. H. PECBHAM, 100 Carpenter ST.
NJ. e. BURDIcK, East Greenwich
MISS NJ. SULLIVAN. 27 Akerman st.
MRS. w. c. PRATT, $40 Elmwood
CARL sANDBURY, ss1 westLn st.
ANNA S. PRELL, 252 Dudley St
f. CLAYTON, Industrial Trust Co.
MISS F. e. POTTER, 126 Pine St,
Pawtucket. r. j.
MRS. WIN DENNY, Centredale. r. /.
GEO. M. WILIOUGHBY. 607 Smith
field Ave, Pawtucket, r. 1.
MRS. G. II. ALLEN. 10 Garden 81.
. pawtucket r. l. Ave
MRS. GEO. w. HOWE, ~ Mantle
MRS. A. B. SEBIII1E. Enfield. r. l:
MRS. A. p. SHORT. 162 Mineral
Spring Ave, Pawtucket, r.
c. r. WHEELER, Plainville. Mass.
II p. CROWELL. Pearl St, At
tleboro. Mass.
GEO. JOHNSON. Sterling. Conn.
MRS. A. SOUTRA. Riverside. r. l.
MRS. /. RoSENBURY. "a Dartmouth
Ave.
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THESE PEOPLE GOT THEIR
MONEY BACK At FOSTERS.

MRS. II. f. NOVEL;. washburn
J. b. wHIPPLE. Norwood. r.. l.
MRS. J. MCPHERSON. l5 Superior
l.. w. wHITMARsH. 22 John St. At
tleboro Mass
EDMUND McCUsKER. Longmeadow.
A. w EAsTERBRooKs Pawtucket.
s. j. LEONARD. Valley Falls, r. 1.
c. BECKMAN 70 Goddard ST.
MRS. NJ. l.. BOWEN, Clinton Ave.
ARTHUR SMALL, 527 North Main ST.
MRS. J. w. DEAN SO West Clinord
MRS. JEWELL 2s Gilmore St.
PATRICK McKENNA, l70S Westmin-
MRS. THATCHER, 80 woodlawn Ave.
WILLIAM +. JENKINS. WEXFORD.
A. r. ANDERSON. 90 Point st.
O. l.. HUGHES. 100 Westminster ST.
MRS. NJ. j. HARRIGAN. 500 Manton
MARIoN II. CLARKE. a2 North
MRS. @. II. CHURCH, 50 Arnold st.
MRS. T.. RICE, West Arlington, r.. |.
j. r. THORNTON. 374 Weybosset ST;
MRS, IL. l.. SMITH Block Island
]. II. coLLINGHAM. 7S5 BanIsan
ARTHUR CAVE, Mountain ST.
A. II. ALDRICH, 1S6 Calf Ave.
b. IA. BURDON. JR., 13 Whitney st.
MRS. w. j. MURRAY, Z Wood st.
c. f. FAIRY, As Vine ST.. East Provi-
EDWARD DIVA b 7. SMITH. zss Pawtucket
Ave. Pawtucket, R. l.
MAY CRAVEN. 275 BucIxlin st.
MRS. H. a. MARSToN. No. Gorham,
r. VAN DEUBERcH, IA Hamilton
EUGENE ]. DULLEA, l42 Arthur
MRS. HUGHES, 3 Tappan st.
MRS. WAYNE TUCKER 7S9 Elm
wood Ave.
U. @. soREY, as Exchange Pl.
MRS. G. r. MITCHELL. % Ralph ST.
MRS. NJ c. BROWN, POS Gala st.
MRS. HILDA GUSTAFSON, 146 Rey-
MRS. l.. WILSON. as7 orms st,
M: F. WEATHERsToN' lSS sackett
SCOTT COOPER. Keith's Theatre.
MABEL SWAN. 100 Vandewater St
HARRY @. MITCHELL, 81 Aborn st.
w H. LUTHER. Rockland r. l.
A. A. LYNCH, SO Governor St
II. LIDDLE. Howard. r. |.
MRS. II. j. STUART. 119 Wood st.
GEORGE LUDLOW. 395 Public 81.
ALBERT l.. EDDY 323 Pearl ST,
EDWARD .BUTTERWoRTH' River
HENRY ALBERTs. 15 Lippitt St.
w. II. LEONARD, go Massachusetts
Ave.
AGNES BOYLE, Stockwell ST.
| BESSIE l.. BLOOM. 337 No. Main 81.
! GEORGE l.. ANGELL. Crescent Park.
X NJ. HECK, Slade Mansion.
MARGARET +. SHEA, Ashton. X. l.
MRS. CARL A. LIND, 95 Chester Ave.
MRS. KENNETH MackAY, ID Rug
d. "a ALFONSO, 24 Atwelrs Ave.
WILLIAM J. POTTER East Green
DOROTHY RtSTi Y HORTON, 4 Cedar ST..
Cranston, II. l.
T. w. GLYNN, 3i3 Weybosset st.
MRS. II. BULLIVANT, 1886 Eddy 81.
JONATHAN BUTTERWoRTH, 2S At
MRS. E. SWEET. Riverside, r. /.
j. A. DROEGE, SO Paterson 81.
MARY G. MILLER, Angle St
MRS. J. L. COREY, 80 Marshall 81.
SADIE POWERS, 75 Richmond 81.
DANIEL f. FALLQN, 80 slater ave
ARTHUR HIRST, ID Hope ST. raw
tucket II. l.
JOSEPH L. MATTsoN. Auburn.
r d. DEMING. Warwick Neck; r: |.
ERNEST WILKINSON, 10 Tenth 81.
b. Il. HUTCHINSON, l52 Weyposset
O. r. HENRIKNoN. 10s Sutton Ave,
East Providence, r. L.
HELEN CAWLEY, III Valley 81. go
HERBERT S. PALMER 40 Gro'oh S''