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WHAT OTHERS SAY.

Joe Wall was yesterday released by Manager Dobbs Wall asked for the pink slip. stating that he was not in condition to play andi desired to return east to join his wife, who Is in Harrisburg, Pa.
 q have been on the ragged edge ever since I came south, was the way Wall put 1t. "The weather down here don't seem to agree with me. I cannot do my self justice nor the team and 1t is best for all concerned that I should make change.-Nashville Banner.
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"YOUNG TURK" FAILED
 TO PRESENT HIMSELF

The wrestling match scheduled for Ens- ley last night between Jack Fichtner and Young Turk did not materialize. Young Turk" did not show up Robert Luster, who had challenged the winner, arrived too late. Luster and Fichtner will go on as preliminary" to the Parr- Leonhardt match Tuesday night.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago, June 1--Chicago scored the only run of today's game when two were out in the ninth inning. Hahn, the only local man to pass second base, led off with single, was safe at second on Archers wide throw, went to third on Isbelrs sacrifice and scored when Don ahue drove a fly to left. Both pitchers worked fast and honors were even.
 HE. Chicago ......... .... ,. .00O 900 001--1 8 Detroit ..... =. ......... GOO 000 O00-0 2 Batteries: White and Sullivan; Seaver and Archer Time, 1:2s Empires, Sher- dan and Hurst.
 Boston, June 1.-Young was effective when men were on bases and shut New York out. R.H E. Boston ..... ...... ....... 900 002 00*-2 8 2 NeW 1OTk ..-UOO VUU UW-u d Batteries: Young and Criger; Keefe, Griffith and Kleinow. Time, 2:G2- Um- pires, Stafford and Evans.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

Jackson, Miss, June 1.-(special) J. Punches of hits by Mobile and errors by Jackson lost Jackson the game in the ninth inning. Mobile really put five men over the home bag during a squabble over O'Briens collision with Catcher Petit. This was compromised by two runners being sent back to bases. R.H. E. Mobile ..... ~ 001 900 003-4 3 JdCkSOn sUEp VNO luO-o o
 Batteries: Bruner and O'Brien; Chris man and Petit.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,
Louisville ?, Indianapolis (called). Milwaukee 5, St. Paul 10.
 Kansas City 3, Minneapolis s.

Gaston, Matthews.
 Struck out-Wilhelm g. Phillips 5. Bases on balls-Wilhem 1. Fritz 1, Phil lips 5.
 Hit by pitched ball-Philiips Demont. } Wild pitch-Wilhelm Hits apportioned-Fritz in 1-2 innings none.
 Time of game-1:45. Umpires-Pfenninger, Hackett. Attendance-3500
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change.-NashVille Banner.
 Fxasperated because of narrowly escap- ing being run over by an automobile on Friday afternoon, William Sorrell one of the pitchers of the Nashville Baseball club. proceeded to chastise Ollie White, the negro who was driving the motor car The negro later swore out warrant Tn Justice Jake Levine's court against the ball player on the charge of assault and battery, and the warrant was served py Deputy Sheriffs Smith and Rice.
 The pitcher stated that the negro came near running over him, and as he passed his hat was blown off, falling in the mud. The alleged punishment of the negro fol- lowed after the negro stopped the car. The case will be tried this morning. Nashville American.
 Better than capturing city.
 Umpire Buckley, who was signed by President Boyer to umpire in the South Atlantic this season. and who was later released upon the demands of labor union at Rochester, N. Y, has succeeded in having his case placed before the Central Trades and Labor council or Rochester, and after an investigation, ne was exonerated of the charges preferreo against him, says the Savannah Morning News
 BucKley WAS IOIineIly d 'S-e7N Ilmps,' and did very well until he and c. Frank mixed up. Frank seemed to get the best of the mill, and the judge out in Arkansas gave Buckley his trottins papers.
 Buckley was a good judge of baseball, and was quite favorite on the Southern league circuit except for few sports who bet at the $1 shot rate.
 He may umpire in the Sally league be- fore the season is passed if not, he will soon be able to find berth.
 Manager Frank was out of bed yester- day and expects to be well enough 10 leave for Birmingham tonight to reJoin the team. He said yesterday that ne would have a complete lineup Tn the field and on the bench when the Pelicans play the Montgomery team here on sun day. The manager declined to admit or deny that he was negotiating for new players but in all probability he Is: Four players are out of the game entirely ana cannot under any circumstances play ball for many days. If Frank has fourteen men in uniform Sunday there will be two or three new faces on the team.-New or- leans Picaqune.
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Summary: IWO-base Hllsi IteIIIIIIe. Three-base hits, Hausen. Bases on balls, Walker l. Malarky 1, Cristall 5. Hit by pitcher, by Cristall (Baxter); by Malar- ky (Babb). Wild pitch. Malarky. Double play, Malarky to Hausen to Baxter. Struck out, Cristall 5. Sacrifice hits, Yates and Carter Stolen bases, Ball. Time, 1:oJ. Umpire Rim.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

Augusta, Ga, June 1.--Augusta won to- days game by timely hitting. R.H F.. Augusta ........ ........ 010 900 01+-3 6 Columbia ..... ... ..... .0OO O0O 010-1 1 Batteries: Sparks and Connolly Schwenck and Hawkins.
 Charleston, June 1.-Charleston took to- days game by default from Jackson vile. A close decision in the seventh blocked matters. Mullaney was ordered out of the game and Jacksonville refused to play. Umpire Fitzsmmons declared the game forfeited to Charleston.
 RHE. Charleston ... =. ...O00 GOO 1f-1 3 Jacksonville ....... =. ...000 900 00-0 1 Batteries: Foster and Evans; Savidge and Roth.
 Macon, June 1.-Macon won from Sa- vannah here today by timely hitting. R.H.E. Macon ... .... ... 900 100 01s-2 2 Savannah ..... .... ......000 0O1 000-1 1 Batteries: Helme and Harnsch; Deaver and Kahlkoff.
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See them by all means-our $15.O0 all wool ready-to-put-on suit, with style, character and quality. Varley 6 Bauman, 1924 First Ave.
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MONTGOMERY TIED
 BY MEMPHIS TEAM
ERROR BY PERRY ALLOWED Vls- lToRs TO SCORE TYING RUN. MALARKY, WITH BASES FULL, PITCHED sPLENpIDLY.

Montgomery, June 1.-Perry's errors al- lowed Memphis to tie the score. With the bases full in the first inning and no ono out, Malarlxy relieved Walker and pitched magnificent ball.
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<Flarney, Investress, May Jene, Demon

Flarney, Investress, May Jene, Demon strate Gremse, Moving 112.
 Second race, six furlongs, selling-Betty Miller, Camille, 97; Mattle Mack, 90; Demo, 100; Wyuta, J. J., J.. 10f Joe Fall 1ert, Artful Dodger, Denigre, Deason, 102; Little George, Mary Orr, 103; Western, solly M, Bonnie Bard, f05; Hazel Patch 112.
 Third race, five furlongs-E Esther Brown, 94; Wagner Jr,, Bitterman, T. o. Widig, Headline, 97; Catherine, 100; Mackerel Billy Bowlegs. Judge Dundon, Cheswar" dine, 103; Gresham, 115.
 Fourth race, steeplechase, short course - Twenty Shot, 125; Graceland, 12S: Snow drift, 135; Dr. Heard, 10: Blue Mint, 1i3; Killdoe, 145; Lights Out, 151.
 Fifth race. seven furlongs-Request, Usury, 99; Wooclaim, 100, Light Note, Mailbox. Funiculaire, Alencon, 108; Ades- so, 104: Envoy, Lieutenant Rice, 1O6
 Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth. selling. Seasalt. 90; Quagga, 6; Gold Shray, 9S; Zawana. 102; Moccasln Maid. Leta Duffy, 102; Belden 10S; Sultry. savoir Faire, Protesu, Bullfnch. 109; Gauge. III; Cad fly, Matador, 112; Fonsoluca, 113.
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OTHER GAMES.

Alabama City, June 1.-(speclall- J
 R.H.E Dxy,ebts e. .. .. .. .. 10 10 Anniston .. '' .. .. =.
 Batteries McFarlan and Riddle; ROD erts and Leslie. Umpire, Foreman. Time 1:50.
 Carrollton. June 1.-(Special.)-The Car rolIton baseball team crossed bats with the Aliceyille team yesterday. The score was 6 to in favor of Carrollton. Bat teries Parker and Rozzelle; Driver, stobbs. Somervlle and Fitzpatrick. The special features were Lathom on first Tor Carrollton and Rozzelle behind the pat Sanders did nice work for Alicevllle.
 The Metal Workers defeated the Moore S, Handley Hardware team In an inter esting game of five innings. The features of the game were the fast double play of the hardware boys, the batting or Wilkinson and Jones and the pitching of Jones. who struck out eleven men and gave no bases.
 Metal Workers ..VO 4o-o Moore & Handey :. ..loz ol-f
 Batteries: Bragin and Hinecur; Jones and Norton.
 The Louisville and Nashville defeated the Standard Oil company this afternoon in a one-sided game by the score of 10 to 5. n'Ia H Louisville and Nashville ..lO IF Standard oil company .. ..b D
 Batteries: Heck and Harrison; Willie, Brison, Hastings and Norton
 Crane company and the Birmingham Athletic club crossed bats at Kingston. The game was a very one-sided affair. re- sulting in a score of 9 to in favor of Crane company. Batteries, Tutwiler and Munger; Bell and Vaughn.
 West End Smith Gin Works ..
 Batteries: simmons and Tubb; Barnes and Brown.
 Thorsby. June 1.-(Speclal.) .)-Thorsby 7-2 Wylam 6-4
 The Perfection Mattress ball team de- feated Bessemer today In a double-header, taking both bames. The Perfection Mat tress Co.'S team is now the aa iisputed 15-year champions of Birmingham. Bessemer, Avondale, West End and sev- eral other places. Scores: First game, 4 to 1: second game, to 0.
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SUMMARY. 1ee-base hits-Lister 2, Walters. o-base hits, Meek, Breitenstein, Man riice hits-Gardner. Brsitenstein.
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Robdy PeHcanS ASSaNH
 The WeYbeIeSS Umpire
THREE HOME RUNS
 BY ATLANTA PLAYERS
JORDAN, PASKERT AND FOX SMASH BUCHANAN TO EVERY
 cORNER-ATLANTA cRUSHES
 LITTLE ROCK. cAsTLEToN WINS

Atlanta, June 1.-Home runs by Jordan, Paskert and Fox for Atlanta were the features of todays game with Little
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The Score Was Tied When Rain Fell. Lister, Walters, Manuel and Meek Stung the Ball-Bat-
 ting Fest.
THE STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

Atlanta II, Little Rock 1. Montgomery 8, Memphis 3. Birmingham 5, New Orleans ).
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Little Rock .. .. .. .. .. 1000 100 000- Atlanta .. .. .. .. .. :. ..5O0 002 81"-11
 Summary: Two-base hit, Castro. Home runs, Jordan, Paslert Fox. Stolen bases, Gilbert Smith, Dyer 3, Castro Double plays, Castro to Jordan to Fox. Bases on balls, Castleton 1, Buchanan 1. Hit by pitched ball. Castleton (Bowcock) Struck out, Castleton B. Buchanan 9 Time, 1;35. Umpire Zimmer
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DO YOU KNOW

The highest class of electric work, from the installation of wires to the manufacturing of fixtures. Is done by the
 United Electric Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-02

casions won the southern championship, will of course, have It's usual representa- tion. In addition, there will be smaller representations from other cities, mem- bers of the association.
 The Leading Golfers.
 Following are the leading golfers in Dixie: Byrd of Atlanta, Whitney of New Orleans, Carroll of New Orleans, Schwartz of New Orleans, Grubb of Louisville, Nal lory of Memphis Burlington of Memphis, Kerr of Memphis, Lurton of Nashville, Mansen of Daren, Hunter of Mobile, Gaines of Chattanooga, Davidson of Chat tanooga and Ward Baugh, Oliver and Thach of Birmingham.
 The following will attend from Birming- ham: R. II. Baugh, George Oliver, D, l. Brown, W. P. Ward, R. II. Thach. c. A. Stillman, w. w. Crawford, A. l.. Fulen- wider, E. II. Cabanlss, D. M. Drennen, Harry Thixton, J. D. Kirkpatrick, H. c. Stiles, T. J. Watson, Henry Badham, Nicholl Thompson, s. P. Sturgeon, J. F. Cobbs, John W. Tomlinson Webb Craw- ford, Jr., and Bob Thaeh, Jr.
 The Programmes Features.
 The programme is as follows
 Wednesday, June 5-All day qualifying round.
 Thursday, June 6-(Morning)-First match play for four principal cups. (After- noon) Second round for four principal cups. first match round for junior" cups.
 Friday, June -CMornng.) .)-Semi- final rounds for the eight cups (Afternoon) Handicap tournament.
 Saturday, June S-Finals for the eight cups.
 All rounds will be IS holes except the gnals, which will be 3G holes.
 A feature this year VIII be the unusual number of prizes and the special effort which has been made to interest every player In addition to usual three flights of sixteen players each, another flight has been added which will entertain sixteen additional players, and moreover there will be four cups for tho losing eight In
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York. June 1.-Broolxlyn scored another victory over New York at the Polo grounds today in a hard fought ten- inning game. Lewis carried off the bat ting honors, as in five times at bat he made triple, two doubles and two sin gles. R.H.E. Brooklyn .... ... ..... .O12 010 010 2-7 18 6 New York ... .. .102 col 010 O-5 10 2
 Batteries: Scanlin, Partorius and Butler and Ritter; McGinnity and Bowerman. Time 2:10 Umpire, ODay.
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DISEASES OF MEN

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Don't miss this great act, "She," or Cremation at the St. Nicholas Vaudette, com mencing Monday noon.
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Parr Leonhardt wrestling match, Majestic, Tuesday, June 4th.
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Games Today.

None scheduled.
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First race. four and a half furlongs- Little Minnie, Svelyn s.. Ogden, Mai Coura. Balta. Silver Cup. Waldorf Belle. Tis Me, Lady Baldur. Cousin Frances.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-19

The writer accompanied by Mrs. NJ.
A. Niles Of Pawtucket, aecently visit
ed what was formerly the old stephen
Smith mansion, now owned by Mr..
Arnold Talbot.
This mansion Is situated In the
town of Lincoln, hard by the famous
old Butterfly Factory. and Is the seat
of a unique industry, namely hand
weaving. The owner kindly showed
rs a number ef specimens Of the fin
ished work including spreads, 6rap
cries, towels, etc, which were beau
,iful. both in coloring and design. The
fax used comes direct from ireland
and the dyes used are mixed by a
native of that country whose family
has held the secret for over three
hundred years.
We were invited 10 inspect the
house which contained many rare
and valuable ancestral heirlooms. AT
ter thanking our host for his kind
ness We came away well pleased
with our afternoons visit.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-19
TOWN COUNCIL.

The following named persons were
drawn as jurors for the Superior
Court: Grand, Charles f. Young.
Petit, James F. Hopkins, Stephen
A. Douglas. Henry c. Douglas. Fred
A. Simmons, John Taylor, John w.
Bowen. George c. Clapp, Harris A.
Hammond, Ray Howard, Thomas w.
Phillips, Martin Round.
Application of Stephen w. Walker
for a second class liquor license was
received and notice ordered.
Bill from Providence Journal Com
pany for advertising petition Of school
committee was referred to the school
committee. Henry Arnold was ap-
pointed to supervise the letting OF
poles for the Coventry Telephone Co.
from Foster Center to Clayville.
The first quarterly account of
James p. Nichols, superintendent OF
the asylum was examined and al
judged to be correct, showing a bal
ance of $l4S.7S due the superinten-
dent.
James p. Nichols was granted an
order for s14S.7S for asylum ex'
penses.
The clerk was ordered to procure
a seal for the town.
The following bills were allowed
and ordered paid: $27950 for labor
on the highway; $3.50 for shovelling
snow; 81 to Stanton A. Winsor, for
auditing town treasurers books; SO
to John B. Spears for canvassing vot'
ing lists and special councils; IS to
Gardner Howard for posting dog no
tees; $144.31 to Gardner Howard for
services and expenses as town clerk;
so to Ray Howard for appraising
asylum property; $192.63 to Cook &
Smith for new bridge on State road
at Hopkins Mills" $12 to Charles
w. Burlington for canvassing voting
lists and special councils; $30.75 to
Henry Arnold for dynamite: $1.2O to
George p. Nichols for goods deliver
ed to John o. Shippee, by order OF
overseer of poor.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-19
JOHNSTON TOWN COUNCIL,

The Johnston Town Council held
regular meeting last Friday after.
noon.
At the meeting a communication
from manager Potter of the Rhode
Island Co. was read, stating that the
work of laying new rails on the
Thornton route in Johnston would
probably begin July 22nd.
The matter of more hydrants for
the Manton section was discussed,
but action was postponed until some
later meeting.
Highway Commissioner Walch was
authorized to expend $1,000 on the
town highways. Angel avenue is to
receive considerable attention.
The following bills were audited:
A. f. Carpenter, 80 cents; +. l..
Freeman, 81; +. F. Sibley, IS; j.
Newman Sons, 81; w. H. Mathew.
son, $29.5S; Narragansett Electric
Lighting Co., $271.22; A. F. Luther,
$25; II. c.. Calef, So: S. X. Luther, So;
II. Kimball, s45.SS; police payroll,
SIS; S. K. Luther, $29.17; William
Burton, $34.6S; Narragansett Electric
Lighting Company. "a cents.
The Highway Commissioner re-
ported that $1lu4.23 had been ex-
pended during the past month in re
pairing the State roads in the town
while $3.50 was expended in repair
ing Pocasset avenue.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-19

Mrs. Nathan Mitchell visited friends
here recently.
The Howard Hills play the Crowns
OF Providence, on Sunday.
Henry w. Seamans is enjoying his
vacation at Buttonwoods.
The Howard Hills beat the Bris
tolls on Sunday by score OF IL to
IL.
Department Commander, Edward G.
Wilcox and staff will pay an official
visit to James G. Nichols Post. G. A
r., on Saturday.
Rev. r. L. Duston spoke last Sun
day at the Christian Church on
Speaking Tongues" Miss Richard
son sang several solos.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Arnold, who died on Sat
urday in Coventry, was buried at the
Rockland Cemetery on Monday.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-19
PROBATE COURT.

The will of Addie Austin was prov.
ed and George II. Austin confirmed
as executor. Bond 800, to pay debts
and funeral charges. Surety, William
II. Hopkins.
The fifth account OF the guardian
of George H. A. Hopkins, was al
lowed and ordered recorded.
Petition for the allowance OF the
final account Of the administrator on
the estate OF Lucinda NJ. Paine, was
received and notice ordered. The
resignation of the guardian of Henry
w. Bennett was received and refer.
red to the 25th day OF July at 2
o'clock p. NJ, with an order OF no.
tice.
Petition for the allowance Of the
final account of the guardian OF Henry
w. Bennett was received and refer
red to the 25th day of July at 2
O'Clock p. NJ, with an order OF no
tice.
The administrator on the estate OF
Henry w. Williams was licensed to
sell real estate either at public auc.
ton or by private contract. Bond
81, 500. Sureties Stanton A. Winsor
and Solomon s. Sweet.
Petition for the allowance OF final
account OF the administrator on the
estate OF Mary A. Williams was re
ceived and notice ordered.
Petition for the allowance OF final
account of the administrator on the
estate OF Gordon Walker was re-
ceived and notice ordered.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-19
HARMONY

Services are held in the Harmony
Chapel every Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Steere Of Provi-
dence are here for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown are en-
tertaining guests from Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Farnum are
entertaining relatives from Provt
dence.
Howard Hogan, an old time Har'
mony summer resident, Is here again
this season.
Miss Hopkins, teacher OF the Har-
mony school. Is at Charlestown Park
this summer.
Charles Place has purchased the
Jacoy place and will build house
and barn there.
Haying is getting along well In this
section; the weather has been all
that could be desired.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1907-07-19
LOCAL NEWS

The Grover Club will hold a clam
bake on July 2Sth.
Louis II. Meyer returned on Tues
day from a trip to New York City.
The old farm house on the Burrill
Farm on Hartford avenue, is being
repaired.
Rev. j. V. Osterhout will preach
next Sunday at the Broadway Bap'
tist Church.
John Lonson, a we'll known resi-
dent of Bancroft street, died on Tues
day of blood poisoning.
Mr. Walter Reynolds of Auburn,
preached at the Plainfield street Bap-
list Church on Sunday.
Mr.. Walter Longfellow, of the Jos.
lin Manufacturing Co. Is away this
week on his vacation.
NJ. P. Burnside the Odd Fellows
square plumber, is about to open a
branch shop at Pawtucket.
The Olneyville Independents de.
feated the North Scituate ball team
on Sunday by score of to 4.
c. Earl Whitaker, clerk at the
Olneyville Branch of the Union Trust
Co., is away on his annual vacation
William S. Gleeson has entered the
real estate and insurance business
here and has an office in Irons
Block
DR.. w. II. Harrington has gone to
Philadelphia this week with the Elks
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur K. Hill of the
annex, are spending the summer al
Conimicut.
Walter w. White, Hugo Marks
Clifton w. Steere and Fred Albies
carriers at the Olneyville Post Office
are away this week on their annual
furlough.
Cascarets, Ioc; Quinine Pills SC per doz.
two quart Fountain Syringe, 4Sc; Dander-
iue, I5c; Sloan's Liniment, 23c; Tar Soap,
large cake, SC: Blue Jay Corn Plasters, Ioc,
Peruna, S3c; Paine's Celery Compound,
9oc; Extract Malt, I5c, two for 2Sc; Chal-
lenge Brand Condensed Milk, &C, three for
a5c; Eagle Milk, Isc. We carry full line
of Camera Supplies and do developing and
printing. BYRON A. SMITH, Preserip-
tion Druggist, I9 Olneyville Square.