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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-30
EN- FL H|PODPOMO
ResultadO de las carre-
ras veri6cadas aver
por la tarde.
CABALLOS VENCEOORES
Ningin caballo obtuvo Ia co.
pa de plata ofrecida per
el Hon. Gobernador.

En- las carreras verifcadas
aver tarde ell el Hip6lromo de San
Juan, resnltayon vencedores los ST.
guientes caballos;
Il carrera, 75o metros. 'Cali-
fornias contra aFra Diavolo.s
"a carrera, $50 metros. aE>pe-
rama contra aPalmas y aExplora-
dor.s
s. carrera, $50 metros. sArdi-
LA contra aDelirioS, aMambfD, sPer-
la 2oD aChiriperos y sNapole6n.s
"a carrera, media milla. sDes-
engafios contra aFara6n y aSinfonias
5aa carrera, 1000 metros. sLu-
per6nn contra sConfucioD, aA.egrfa
2eo, sArdillas y aPegazo.s
g. carrera, andadura. rMan-
chados contra aArroganteD, sDu-
que', sLepantoD y sCoamo.'
7. carrera, 800 metros. SLords
contra Aurrera ., aFavorito y
SGrito.A
81 carrera, una milla. aMajes-
ticS contra ePitirreO y aNevado.s
Ningdn caballo alcanz6la copa
Official ofrecida por el Gobernador.
El record dispuesto para la OBJ.
tenci6n de ese premio no podia pa
sar de 2 minu:os y un segundo y el
sMajestics lego en- su yfcoyd a 2
minutos siete segundos y medic.
La disputa del achampionatos
seguira en- las sucesivas carreras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-30
ASDNTOS D|VERSOS
Fuego en- la madruga-
da de aver, en- laca-
lie de San Jose.
UNA BOOA SlMPAviCA
Celebrada aver, en- la ciudad
de Caeuas - Velntiun
dlas en- paseo militar.
UNA BOOA slmPAvlCA

En- la madrugada de aye
domingo, como a ESQ de las dos, 81
produjo I'm incendio en- zaguan de
la casa no Y de la calle dc San Joe
cuya 6nca es psopiedad de don Pc
dro Gambia. 81 fuego empez6 er
amos cajones de mercancfa conte
niendo psja que Sc hallaban coloca
dos en- el zaguan y que pertenecer
a la quincalla de doha C.emencls
Navarro, establecida en- el ala il
quierda de Ia planta baja.
La primera que advirti6 la LA
ma y el humo fue la seiiora viuda
de Escudero que reside en- el entire
suelo izquietde quien di6 voces de
auxilio, acudiendo al lugar del su
ceso los policias 1guacio Guinot
Rivera, Antonio Martinez y Juaf
Teruel ylos paisanos don Herme.
negildo Muhcz, duefo del estable.
cimiento sI.a Trochas contiguo al
lugar del suceso, el individuo Jose
Ramirez y dos sefiores mas cuyos
nombres no recordamos, los cuales
lograron echar a ia calle los cajones
incendiados que fuerou apagados
por una manga conducida desde el
dep6sito provisional de la calcel por
los practicautes Claudio y Cesareo
" dos individuos mas, y ell Official
de bomberos stiior Llov,t.
Asistieron tambien allugar del
iucendio Ell sargento la detective
Inocencic Dfaz y los jefes de bonn,
beros Schumacher y Velez Lopez.
4
Hubo toques de pitos y cam
panas y Ia alarma fue inmensa e.
toda la cigla2, reuniendose en- DO
cos momentos innumer. bic gentfo
FL stiior Hermeregildo Mufio1
nos dicen Sc moStro gen.roso des
pues del fuego obsequiando en- 81
establecimiento q algunas personas
de las que trabajaron Ell la extin.
ci6n de aquel.
FL hecho, como origen no SC
conoce tcdavfa, pero bien parece
que ha habido manos criminales
que 10 produjeron y contra las cua.
les debe hacerSe una investigation
por la policfa, pues el zaguan de
dicha casa permanece alberto todas
las noches.
-Cuatro ccmpafifas de San
Juan y una de Cayey del Regimen
to de Puerto Rico, Sc proponen sa.
lir en- paseo militar el 27 de Cctu-
6re, recorriendo la isla. Dicho pa.
SEQ durara 2t dias.
-Coutrajeton matrimonio aver
en- la iglesia catolica de Caguas el
distinguido { ilustrado professor
don Manual F. Chiques y la bella
seiiorita Ramona Carballo Coma.
lez.
FL aplaudido vlolinista don
Prospero Marsicano prop6nose EN-,
barcar para Colon, via Venezuela,
el vierneS de eSta semana.
DE la carcel de Ponce fut
traSladado a la de Guayama pars
segdir extinguiendo condena e
preSo Antonio Rivera.
La empresa cinematogra6ci
de Portell y Garcia ofrece nueva.
pelfculas para la function de mana
ma. Las exibidas anoche gustaror
mucho al publico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-30

crrro elecirico subieddo la curva
de la calle de San Justo frente al
Banco por espacio de media hora
sin poder avanaar un paso causa
de encontrarse mojada la via y no
haber arena para echar sobre los
railes.
Nos informa Mr.. Dore, su-
perintendente del TELEGRAPH, que va
esta terminada la central telef6nics
insulsr en- Caguas. Que dentro de
un mes, a mas tardar, quedsrt
alberta al pdblico de6nitivamente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-30
POrCable
!Eavnm ESPECIAL DE- IA GORREPOuOluE IA O[Noglur uuOE

ci6u, que emp,Ao con los disurbios rromevidos por
Ell Raisul ha j o la causa principal del hn'ror' 81
dtrrrsmamit nto de sapgre en- Dar'tl Bvida Casa
blan,a Ell dcnde fue impossible organizar Ia policia
international anti contrabandista Las tribus que
rreras del Riff son de las que ma uriosament- Sc
oponen al tratado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-30
SAlwlN Y Ia SLA
Don Carlos Perez Avi-
les. Escuelas rura-
les vacantes.
CUADRO De ZARZUELA
El inspector medico del Dis
trito Norte. Castillo
de San Jer6nimo.

I
ciudad nuestro correligi' mario y
amigo de Ar, c'bo den Calos Perez
Aviles.
Sc encuentran vacanteS IN
Cabo Rojo las esluelas lurAles de
los barrios "Llanos Costas' y "Bo-
quer6n." F"
En- Mayagiiez es esperado el
cuadro de zarzuela que trabaja ac-
tualmente en- San Juan.
Aver regres6 de ST. vista
Official q Aguadiiln, Lares y demas
pueblos de aquel distrito el inspec-
tor me 1ico de Sanidad doctor Cor
dero.
-Seg1n noticias, anoche ocu.
rri6 TN conato de fuego en- el cas-.
lilo de San Jer6nimo.
Hoy Sc ha alberto el curse
escolar en- toda la isla.
Ell juez Bazan lmpuso anteayer
S dollars de multa a Gregorio Ma
rrero, por exploitation de memories,
admitiendo en- su cafetin billar al
nifio Casiano Rosa de IA afios de
edad.
A1n continua recogido en-
CANA el stii " Haas. segundo mar.
chal de la Corte Federal, que reci.
bio contusiones Ell una pierna, Tn
el percance ocurrido a I'M autom6-
vii en- el camino dc Rio granle, de
que va dimos cuenta.
FL comite local del partido
republicano, Sc reunila esta sema-
ma para proponer candidate q Ia
plaza de CONCEAL del ayuntamieuto
de San Juan vacante por renunoia
de don Pic Amador.
Ell viernes de la Sc ana sn-
terror do en- CaguaS, 4 bent fl 10 de
la Iglesia cat6lica, una variada y
amena function la empresa cinema
tograhca que dirige el seiior Bar
cello. FL resultado obtenido fue muy
lisongero.
Han sido puts stos en- libertad,
por extinction de condena, en- la
carcel de San Juan, Julian Perez
soltero, de esta cludad; y en- la de
Arecibo Miguel Sabas y Rafael Ro.
sado.
En- aLa LiraO, cfrculo obrero
de Caguas, Sc ha establecido una
biblioteca, que actualmente consta
de un crecldo numero de obras ms
tructivas y de recreo, donadas por
los socios y personals amigas de la
cultura y del progreso.
Ha Sido recluido en- la carcel
de este distrito, galeras de sumario
del preside, el individuo Antonio
Lao Marrero, de Toa alta, acusado
de hurto mayor.
-Jes1s Cruz, ha sido denun-
ciado.por el guardia Balbino Santos,
de Puerta de TERRA, porque el do
mingo, como a las de la tarde,
sustrajo q Victor Hernandez, dueiio
de una fonda de aSal 81 puedes' la
suma de IL dollars y centavos que
tenfa en- el cajon. Ademas ha sido
denunciado tambien por abuse de
con6anza, por haber tornado el
nombre del mismo Hernandez para
pedir I'm dollars a don Juan de los
Santos Colon.
Con fecha 20 del corriente
empezo a extinguir su condena en-
el Presidio el individvo Victor de
Jesu> Carbon, sentenciado por la
Corte ce Disirito a s siios de re-
clusi6n por honicidio voluntsrio.
-Avelina Lhorry y Alice Clip
ton, toItolefss, tuvieron el vierne
una rina en- el barrio sGanduls, d,
Santurce, siendo arrestadas por G
pOlicia Soltero.
Don Nicanor Rodicio y do,
. Ventura Soler, propietarios de Que
bradillas y alcalde y juez respect
vamente de aquella poblsci6n E
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
McCLELLAND ACCUSED
SUPPORTING OPPONENTS

New York. Jan. 4.-Charles +. Murphy
leader of Tammany Hall, yesterday gave
out a statement i'm regard to Mayor
McClellan's action in refusing 10 reap
point Election Commissioner Noorhis as
president OF the board. the choice OF the
regular Democratic organization OF New
York In appointing John c. Dooling to
succeed Voorhis. the mayor took occasion
To state that he would no longer ''recog-
nize the existing control of Tammany
Hall" and that he could not tolerate any
relations with it's present leader" Re-
plying TO the mayors criticism, Mr. Muir
ply says:
Il defy him TO name a single instance
In which l have suggested or urged on
behalf OF the Democratic organization
the appointment to public office OF n man
whose record and character would not
compare favorably with his present ap-
pointees and intimates.
81 leave To the community acquainted
with the mayors support of Republican
candidates, not in vindication OF prin-
ciple. but purely as a matter of spite
the sincerity of his pretences that ho
will recognize and strengthen genuine
Democracy i'm this city. Whether the
mayor yearns for a clean and efficient
government can best be determined by
the personnel of his advisers -ATcCarren
and OBrien. men whose characters are
we'll known TO the community.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
JOSIAH QUINCY
PET|T|ONEO into
BANKRUPTCY

Boston. Jan "A petition I'm bank
ruptcy was fled yesterday against former
Mayor Josiah Quincy by NJ. r. Clarke, c.
H. Wooster and George Warner. holding
notes aggreeatng s27Oo Later Mr.. quincy
issued statement I'm which he said that
for some years he had been under large
liabilities on paper bearing his name and
duly negotiated but representing no value
received by him.
NJ +. Clarke, G. IT Wooster and George
Warner were the petitioners, The the
statement concerning the action against
him Mr.. Quincy said:
while I have endeavored In every way
to avoid or postpone such a proceeding, IL
is doubtless for the best interest alike OF
my creditors and OF myself
Through misplaced confidence in a
former business associate. now deceased.
have for some years been under large
Liabilities OF paper bearing my name and
duly negotiated but representing no value
received by me.
'tSince my return from Europe three
years ago I have paid out considerable
sums to creditors In an endeaVor to meet
the situation. MY assets now remaining
are not of large cash value. My total
liabilities are about sl50,Oo0. OF which
about one-half represents a single claim
held against me I'm New York and aris-
ing out of the failure of the Seventh
national bank In 1901 I intend in the
future to devote myself wholly TO repre-
senting the interests OF my clients. In
which I have had more success than i'm
my own business and financial connec-
tions"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
WILL PROSECUTE
LUMBER AND COAL
COMBINE IN N. ".

Washington, Jan 1.-Two alleged COM
binations In restraint of trade, one dealing
In coal and the other in lumber that are
said TO control and regulate prices and
In a measure TO restrict the output, with
a view TO affecting prices i'm nearly every
western state. but charged with being
particularly active in the northwest. will
in all proba bilty. he investigated by the
administration. with "A view to prosecu-
tion In the courts.
This is one OF the results OF the inves-
tigation by the interstate commerce COM
mission into the causes for the shorta ge
OF cars and car service Evidence obtained
by the commission so far as the alleged
coal combination is concerned. is about 10
be certified TO the department Of Justice
If the attorney general holds that the
facts Justify Il. an inquiry will be ordered
and the matter placed in the hands Of a
number OF United States attorneys I'm diff
ferent western districts.
So far as the so-called lumber trust is
concerned. IL can be stated that nothing
tangible in the way of evidence or eff
H. But informal complaints have been
made that combination or combina tions,
doingN business in Wisconsin, Minnesota.
Iowa and other western states. hold the
key 10 the situation that lumber is sold
only on condition that il shall he disposed
Of At prices fixed by a central agency
and that production is regulated with an
eye single in price alone.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
HITCHCOCK WANTS
]. s. ATTORNEY
BONE DISMISSED

Washington, Jan. A-SeCretAry of the
Interior Hitchcock is now after Harry j.
Bone. United states attorney for the dis
trict of Kansas He has filed complaint
with President Roosevelt i'm which IT IS
alleged that Bone was derelict I'm his
prosecution of land grafters in Kansas
He thinks Mr. Bone should be dismissed
from office.
The president has turned the communi-
cation over to the department of justice.
Secretary Hitchcock claims that no
strong efforts were made by Dist Atty.
Bone TO prosecute men who had been in
dicted for illegally fencing an area Of
public land In Kansas embracing more
than 100000 acres
1t was discovered in this connection that
much OF the land thus enclosed as pasture
had been taken up for homestead entry
through fraud. The inspectors I'm charge
OF the case went before the Federal grand
jury and had indictments returned against
40 cattlemen for charges including illegal
fencing OF public land, for conspiracy to
defraud the government and for perjury.
Secretary Hitchcock declares that his
inspectors spent several weeks working
up the cases and after indictments were
returned by the grand jury the testi-
mony was put in shape for the final pros
ecution of the defendants The indct-
ments The indictments were returned
unDeT y. . Dfdn. dS ulSlTltl dNltlnfNs but
Dean shortly afterward was succeeded by
Mr.. Bone.
The charge is made that Bone was en-
tirely too lenient in the matter and that
as result about all OF the indictments
were quashed and only one or two In the
whole party were convicted. They were
given light punishment. The secretary
claims that the prosecution was little bet
ter than a farce.
This affair recalls what happened to A
United States district attorney in Ne
braska last year. similarly accused. The
interior department had made an investi-
cation OF land frauds and illegal fencing
m Nebraska. hut the defendants at the
trial got of with surprisingly light sem
tences. This enraged secretary Hitchcock.
and he filed charges against the district
attorney. who handled the cases in the
courts. The president dismissed the officer
from the service. Secretary Hitchcock al
SO al the time denounced in unmeasured
terms the Federal judge who tried the
Nebraska cases.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
COTTON EXCHANGE
MANAGERS WILL
SUE FOR LIBEL

New York, Jan. 4.-The board OF man.
ayers of the New York Cotton exchange
Is prepared TO make counter attack
upon Congressman Livingston OF Geor-
gia and President Harvie Jordan OF the
Southern Cotton Growers association
because OF the application to the post
office department for "a fraud order
against the exchange
The managers of the exchange agreed to
consult their counsel as to tho advisable
ity OF bringing a suit for libel against
Congressman Livingston. and President
Jordan.
The following resolution was adopted by
the board OF managers last night and was
made public by Superintendent King:
Resolved, That the counsel of the eX-
change. Mr. Henry w. Taft, be consulted
as to the advisability of bringing suit
against Leonidas L. Livingston, con-
gressman from Georgia and Harvte Jor-
dan. president of the Southern Cotton
Growers association, for libel and. IL
possible. for criminal libel I'm the anil
davits which they have addressed To the
postoffice department at Washington re-
questing the issuance OF fraud order
against the New York Cotton exchange"
President Hubbard announced yesterday
that Henry w. Taft has been retained by
the exchange to represent II In any
proceedings which may grow out OF the
application for n fraud order.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
ID e. -.

ALLEN--In this city, on the Sd inst.
Genevleve r.. daughter of Margaret
and the late Thomas Allen. Resi-
dence No. 3S6 Pine street
Notice of funeral later.
BLOOM-In Cranston. r. l.. on the LIST
inst, Matilda Bloom, i'm her 47th
year.
Services will he at grave, at Oak
land cemetery Saturday, Jan. s, at s
p. m. Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend.
COGAN-In this city. the Sd inst, DR.
Richard Merwin Cogan, aged 81
years.
Funeral strictly private.
FENNER-In Fall River, Jan. ?, Henry
S, son Of the late Henry @. and
Laura Fenner.
Funeral from his late residence, 272
June street. Fall River. at I a. m.
on Saturday, Jan. .. Burial at Swan
Point cemetery on arrival OF the 12:45
train from Fall River.
GALLANT Pawtucket. Jan. g
Emily. wife of Phileas Gallant, aged
~ years.
Funeral Saturday. from the resi-
dence of her husband. . Thornton
street. at Sis o'clock. Relatives and
friends invited.
HUNT-In smithheld suddenly Dec
2S. 1906, Eugene r. Hunt. aged 81
years, months and days
Funeral strictly private.
HAMBLEY-In East Providence. r. L.,
on the Sd inst, James b. Hambley. in
his S7th year.
Notice of funeral later
KIMBALL--In this city on the I'd
inst, Rita Evelyn. only daughter OF
James T. and Minnie h Kimball,
aged years. 10 months and s days.
Funeral services a her parents
residence, No. 81 Parsonage street
Saturday morning. at half-past TO-
Relatives and friends are invited TO
attend.
MITCHELL--In this city. Jan. ?, 1907,
John Mitchell at ~ Booth street
Notice OF funeral later.
MURRAy-In this city. on the Sd inst
John j.. son of the late John and
Margaret Murray, in his 35th year
Funeral from his late residence
57s Atwelrs avenue. Saturday morn
ing. at $3.50 o'clock. Requiem mass
at St Johns church at . O'Clock
Relatives and friends arc invited to
attend.
PErTIs-In this city. Jan. 2. Janice
Duckworth. daughter Of Frank G. and
Emma - Pettis. aged years, 8
months and Z days.
REILLy-In this city 2d inst. James
Reilly. beloved husband OF Catherine
Reilly.
Funeral from his late residence. l6g
Davis street. Saturday. 5th inst. at
o'clock q. m. Solemn requiem mass
at St Patrick's church at 10 o'clock
Relatives and friends arc invited TO
attend.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
SPLENDID BILL AT
NICKEL THEATRE

II seems pity that the program at the
Nickel theatre the last three days Of this
week cannot be continued for longer
period so that all. who might not set q
chance TO see II today and tomorrow
might SEQ the uncommouly Interesting
pictures offered. They are so good that
they are worth special effort 20 see
them. People yesterday laughed them
selves tired az Pals one Of tho funniest
pictures ever turned out by the motion
picture machine involving a ridiculously
funny chase "The Witch iS n dramatic
picture that was indeed interesting and
WAS applauded heartily AZ frequent In
tervals. Cruelty on the Hish Seas Is a
pathetic picture that II very interesting
and very fine photographically. one " the
most enjoyable features or the program
was Bob Aldens singing of And = Lit
tie Child Shall Lead Them" sung with a
wealth Of tenderness and expression.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
PROVIDENCE MAN is
JEROME'S SECRETARY

william Chauncy Langdon. brother
OF Prof Courtney I.angdon Of
Brown university. has been appointed
private secretary TO District Attorney
Jerome OF New York
Mr.. Langdon has been connected with
several educational institutions In this
city and In New York. where he went
about elk years ago, and is graduate
Of Brown. having obtained the degrees
OF A. ". and A. NJ the latter In 1921
During the. year 'e2-e3 he was an in
structor In English at Brown.
During the past year Mr.. Jangdon
has been secretary OF the executive
committee OF the New York state
branch OF the Red Cross.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
STATE or RHODE ISLAND.
OFFICE OF THE HARBOR
COMMISSIONERS.
Room lo0 State Iousc
Room $50, state House.

Providence. r.. J.. Dec. 26, 1906.
Notice is hereby given. under chapter
IFS OF the General Laws. OF the intention
of the Harbor Commissioners 10 mark out
harbor lines in Warren river southerly
from the bridge joining the towns Of Bar
rington and Warren on the westerly
side OF the river from said bridge 10 and
around Adams Point. on the easterly
side OF the river from said bridge 20 near
North Point I'm the town Of Bristol
The office Of the Board and the thirtieth
day OF January. a. -. 1907. az 10 o'clock
a m. are the place and time fixed for
hearing the towns Of harrington, Warren
and Bristol and all parties interested in
this matter.
J. HERBERT sHEDD. Chairman.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
MARRIED

MEIER-FIELD-In Providence. Dec.
81. 1906, at the residence OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
+. Field, 10 Porter street. by Rev. w.
Moreton owen, pastors assistant.
Benehcent Congregational church,
Mr.. Theodore Frederick Meier of
Ripon. wis, and Miss Lena Maria
Field of Providence. II. /.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
egRS-
UIT'T','e.J

Painlessness with most dentists
means compordiivs freedom from pain
and even that Is secured only by dead :
,ening the senses. Our new method
enables us 10 work without a twinRs
Of pain, and 10 even remove live
nerves" without the patients knowl-
edge We do not use gas or render
you unconscious The only nerve In
your whole body that is affected 10
the one we are working on. but that
one is so completely benumbed you
would never know II existed.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
May Buy Newport Estate

George n. Widener OF Philadelphia
has made an offer for the Christopher
NJ. Bell estate on the cliffs at Newport,
which since the sale OF the Frederick
w. Vanderbilt estate is the only sum-
mer estate on the cliffs that is for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs Widener have for sew
eral years been summer cottagers. but
have never purchased an estate OF their
own.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
Daily Wants
HELP WANTED-MALE.

HELP WANTED-MALE.
&c. per word first Insertion; Y2c. repeat;
twk. Sc. per word; wks. SC. per WORD;
swks. 7e. per word; I mo. &c. per word.
MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO LEARN
plumbing. plasteri bricklaying, electri-
cal trades; free catalogue: positions Sc
cured: tuition fifty dollars Coyne Bros
Trade Schools. New York City.
WANTED FOR THE,C. % ARMY
Able-bo6ied. unmarried nen. between
ages s1 and 35; citizens OF United states
OF good character and temperate habits.
who can speak read and write English.
For information epply 10 Recruiting Of
fcer. "a North Main Street, Providence.
r I
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
LOST AND FOUND.

I,osT-ON WESTMINSTER STREET.
Monday morning. ribbon belt with silver
buckle Reward. Return 10 News-Demo-
crat office dec2l-tf
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

1c. per word first Insertion; Iac. repeat;
twk. Sc, per word; wks. sc. per word;
3wks. 7c. per word; mo. &c. per word.
WANTED. - SWEDISH OR IRISH
girl to do general housework. Must be
honest and have good references. Family
OF three. Apply l.. News-Democrat Of
fee. d3-tf
COOKS. MATTRESSES CHAMBER
maids. hetp OF all kinds. male and re-
male, furnished st rhort notice ~ a.
Hunter 20 Arcade Tel a70-Union
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
ROOMS AND BOARD.

SC. per word first Insertion; Nao. repeats
fwk. &c. per word 2 wks SC. per word,
swks. 7c. per word; mo. &c. per wore.
1as sABrN ct ROOMS ESPECIALLY
fitted for light Housekeeping. Also sim
eIe -. ms aur1-tf
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HORSES. COWS AND PIGS =
horses. 20 new milch cows. 4 springers.
null. so pigs. 10 shoats 6 sows . pungs,
sleighs Will sell very cheap. l74o Cranston
street
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04

TO LET.
1900 feet floor space. we'll lighted: z
III. r. motor. iathes. drills. milling
machine.
THOMAS ". EARLY q CO.
Furniture Movers.
asa THURBERS AVENUE
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-01-04
FOR SALE.

1c. per word first Insertion; Nc. repeat,
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3wks. &c. per word; mo- &c. per word