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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, Sept .-Cattle-Receipts, 1s,OOO
market strong for best, others 10 to l5o lower
than last Thursday; fair to best beeves,
&1605.l5; stockers and feeders, $3.50 BIS:
mixed cows and bulls, &L25a36O; Texas $3.50
02l5.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 market strong for
light, weak for rough packing and generally
steady; light, S.l5G345; rough packing, s24
02 %; mixed and butchers. S28j623O heavy
packing and shipping, $3.50 1870; pigs, S2.25@
200
Sheep-Receipts 24,0)O; market 10 to 15c low
er; native S2.OO0325i western, g. 4O0a 10;
lambs, e2.5O1425
The advocate., 1896-09-09

Sheep-RecetptS Since Saturday 3, $50 shipped
since Saturday, 1887 The market was 10 cents
lower The following are representative
sales:
i4S4 Utah. e.. 100 ~ 55 1853 Utah $50. 81 $3.50
25 native. .l29 285 25 culls. .... 90 1855
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MUNFORD sCHooNovER.
Sept 10, Melvsrn.
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50. Louls Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 7.-Cattle-R Receipts, 4,sO)
market steady natives, SSO)945O Texans,
S25O03lO
Hogs Receipts, 2,4OO market strong, S25O0
SS5; bulk Of light, e325a3S0
Sheep-Receipts, 800; market weak
The advocate., 1896-09-09
No Grain Markets.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 7.-No business AZ
all was done at the Exchange building to-day
and not o "curb" price on anything leaked
through from Chicago The receipts were 22s
cars Of wheat, 40 cars OF corn, 54 cars Of oats,
cars Of rye, 12 cars Of FAX and n cars Of hay.
The advocate., 1896-09-09
DATES FOR SPEAKERS.
AVAILABLE oAMPAIGNERs.


HEADQUARTERS PEOPLES PARTY,
TOPEKA, KAs., August 81, 1896
Amy OF the following speakers can be secured
by writing the Populist State Central commit
tee for dates, etc. Other speakers viii please
send their names In that they may be added
to this list.
w, L. Brown. g. H. Snider.
Harrison Kelly. Harry lands.
Capt. r. 8. Osborn. II. B. Kelly.
Frank R. Forrest w. o. Bash0re.
Linus 8, Webb. Henry Mclean.
A. B. Montgomery. G. Z. Foote.
J. NJ. SenteF. w. J. Babb.
w. H. Toothaker II. G. Root
g. G. Clemens Ed. Pfost.
+. w. Elliott H. B. Fleharty.
T. J. Hudson. w. A. Harris.
8. M. Scott. John Davis.
LADIES.
Mrs. Annie L. Diggs Mrs. #. A. Abbott
GERMAN.
F. w. Frssius. F. Gehring.
CoLORED.
james Beck. George w. Jones.
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Attention, Committeeman.

HEADQUARTERS PEOPLES PARTY, !
Topeka, September Z, 1896. !
The advocate., 1896-09-09

bu. in a small way; in round lots, 10000; car
lots, l7Mo Sweet potatoes, new Stock 2S0SOO
per bu.
The advocate., 1896-09-09
MARKET REPORTS.
Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. L--Cattle Receipts
since Saturday, 7,445; calves, 56S; shipped Sat-
urdsy, 1919 CATTLE 40 calves. The market
was generally steady. The following are rep
resentative sales:
The advocate., 1896-09-09
NJ. S. PETERS ( Co.
Live Stock Commission
Merchants,
Rooms 20 and n (now wingl Exchange Bldg.
Kansas City Stock Yards.

Anyone feeding or handling stock and
desiring market reports, or desiring in
formation relative to the markets, should
write us.
The advocate., 1896-09-09

Horses--Receipts since Saturday, 1853; shipped
Saturday, S There was little life in the mar
ket this morning, but there is more interest
oentered In the opening Of the regular market
Tomorrow than there was last week better
demand is expected and the supply is fair, con-
sidering the season.
The advocate., 1896-09-09
WILLIAM sTRYKER.

WILLIAM sTRYKER,
Septic, CedaEvale. Sept l6, Augusta.
II, CRney. II, Florence.
q, NeodeSha. 49, HSlstead
10, SeVery.
N. b. MCCORMICK.
Local committees must attend 10 billing
these meetings and attend to all details.-Ch.
9Th Dist. Com.
Sept 3, oakley. Sept %, GlenEldor(dAy
r. Norton county. q, ScOttsyille lngt
Is, 0beflin. "a, Randall (day).
16, Atwood. a. JeWellCity(ngt
IL, st. Francis. 25 Burr Oak.
q, Gaylord 26, Lebanon.
%, Downs.
JERRY SIMPSON.
Sept 10, Dodge City. Sept IS, Scott City
H. H. SSs@GEH; NsS1 civ. ~ ~ FFfSano. FTHSl;
IA, DightOn. 18, Lacrosse.
ED @. LITTLE.
Sept 10, Salins. Sept u, Troy.
IL, Atchison (ngt) Ato 10, 7th Dist.
s. W. M'ELRoY.
Septic. stockton. Sept 81 q, Graham Co.
II, Kirwin. 25, Hoxia.
u, Lenor& Oct /, ,Ws-Keeney.
Is, PhillipsbuFg. 2, Hays City.
Is, Logan, 8, Russell.
(Reunion)
W. d. VINCENT,
Sept 10, Jamestown, Sept Is, Cuba.
II, GlAscO, 49, Narka.
IL, Aurora %, "a, Is, 26, 2S,
IL, MiltnYaleS,p Marshall Co.
IA, Wakefield 20, 30, Oct. 1, and 2,
is, Wayne. Washington Co.
16, ScAndiA. 28 MAFysVille
II, Republic City. 29 Washington.
MUNFORD sCHooNovER.
Sept 10, Melvsrn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09
A AMERICAN MECHANICS.

"A AMERICAN MECHANICS. State
~ Councillor e. Ii. Brown has ap-
pointed the following committees
aud announced the official visit for the
year. Appeals, !. I. Comstoek, }. +. Ord
way, }. Il. Taylor, Byron Brown, .. A.
Hodges. Finance, q. II. Howes, s. b.
Cutting, George W. Lowell; laws, A. j.
Keach, w. III. Mason, c. III. Straight; re-
turns and credentials, Percy Munroe, j.
s. Carr, }. 5. Simmons; state of order. ii
+. True, II. A. Drummono, A. w. left,
w. j. Milleken, X. 9. Batcheller; print
ing, Charles &. Mclaughlin, q. w. Little
and --- Ford. Visitations, Barring
Ton, June 8; Netop, June -; Nathaniel
ireene, June 20; Mohegan, June 30; What
Cheer, July 10; Commodore Perry, July
"a; Newport, August 3; Volunteer, Au-
gust 10; Peace Dale, August 25; Coven-
try, September Il Warwick, Septem Der
IL; Liberty, Septembe 22 Narraganse!t,
October z; Roger Williams, October f5;
Garfield, October %; Lincoln, November
8; Washington, Novem lS: Eimwood,
November 30; Woonasquatucket, Decem-
ber 10; Providence, December 81; Ameri-
ca, December %; Columbia, January II,
1897; Burnside, January 10; Mashapaug,
January 20; Rhode Island. January 27;
Enterprise, February 8; Union, February
March I6; By6eld. March %; Phenix,
April 8; Defender, April 10. The visit to
Wincheck Council at Hope Valley WIS
set down for May Ia, but owing to the
fact that diphtheria is quite prevalent at
that place, the date will be changed to a
date which will be announced later.
Al the meeting of Mashapaug Council
Wednesday Vice Coupciilor +. III. Allen
rendered his resignation, which was ac-
copied, and Jessie Ball was elected to fin
the vacancy. This council will entertain
the officers and members OF Providence
Council Wednesday evening
AT the meeting of Narrngansett Council
Wednesday the social committee were
instructed to arrange a suitable program
for the observation OF the sixth anniver-
sary of the council, which occurs Wednes-
day evening, May 27.
There was nothing OF importance ct tho
meetings of Elmwood, Union, America
and Lincoln Councils duriug the week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09
The Tax on Unimproved Land.

at n meeting OF the executive committees OF
single Tax Lsncue OF Rhode leland the
following wac unanimously adopted.
whereas, The city Of lr0vidsncs il about 70
ture wilt increase The value of land la TIE
n,ichhurhood If tha improved bighways, ard
Wtereas, Unimproved land h. not assessod
~ hieh as improved land. we with 20 en-
rhasiza another foci-that tti- expenditure =
the ponplH's money will actually be mads to
pay iHTRa "boBus' TO tho uDimprovod land
owner. and
Nherea., Unimprovcd land is an injury 60
the city, ~ IL
Resolved. That tho unimproved trnd in the
citv Vf Providence shuuld fp Hssei ard ht ~ =
full vnlue before fhs rate Is increased.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09

out so men, and BeaconsHeld Lodge, 100
men. The full National Band escorted
them. The line was under the manage
ment OF Colonel Thomas Broadheld /,
Brigadier General George Smales. leading
the procession accompanied by Past Brig
adler General John Bray. The stan otii-
GERS included Major Battey, Colonel Ed
ward ii. Holden, Colonel Henry Taylor
and Colonel William Davenport. Next In
order came Past Captains Edward Walker
and Lawrence Hayes and Captain Thomas
Hoxlsy.
Beaconsfield Lodge was marshalled by
Henry Good and honored by the presence
of Grand Lodge officers OF the State. The
line of march was up Westminster street
rs far as the Hoyle Tavern and back to
the All Saints Memorial Church, where
Rev. Daniel Henshaw, ID. d., preached
an excellent sermon. After the service the
members repaired to their hall for re-
freshments, which were followed by
speech-making, "Auld Lang Syne" clos
Ing what proved to be very enjoyable
occasion.
Before arriving at the hall the Grand
Lodge and other officers and more promi-
nent members grouped on the city hal
steps aud Brother Mills made an excellent
picture OF them, In which every form and
face Is so clear as 10 preclude the proba
bility that either OF the men winked an
eye. Next Sundays parade will be TO the
Church OF the Messiah, when Rev. Z. ii.
Cocroft will deliver the sermon. The
members will convene at 10 a. M,
promptly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution. No II, COZ, issued
from the District Court Of TIE sixth Judicial
District, ia the state OF Rhode bland,
wherein stepbep +. Cbace OF the city nnd
county OF Providence recovered iudamept
against the Warwick Neck Building Company,
= corporation nuly created under the laws OF
Rhode Island and doing business in warwick
in the county of Kent 1 shall sell at Public
Auction, on WEDNESDAY. the 20th day OF
May. A. ID. 1896. at ~ O'Clock noon. st Room
s05, in the Butler Exchange building. on West
minister street. in the city of Proivdsnce. in
said county. the following goods and cnsi-
tes. that was attached hy me on the first day
OF April A. ID. 1890, ut J :22 O'Clock y. M. on
the tfaiHsl writ, fseseA which said execution
was obtained. 10 witt: one atlas OF the state
OF Connecticut, ons atlas Of surveys OF EroNi.
dence County, r. l., 1925, one atlos Of survey ;
of southern Rhode Island, 1885. one typo.
graphical atlas Of Rhoue lslenc, one mhp or
thc city OF Providence. iSaS one map. af tbe
state OF l.hode Island. one office table. one
typewriter's desk. Que chair.
Levied on this sth dav OF May, a. Dt1s96.
and will be told TO satisfy said execution IL
sufficient. JAMES N. SMITH, Constable.
Providence. h. l.. May s. 1896 iDs lot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09

the season in B. r. Hall Thursday even
ing. sli
Arrangements are being made for the
fifth anniversary of Enterprise Lodge by
the social committee, which will be held
in B. II. Hall Thursday evening. June q.
Frank Reid, the we'll known harpist, will
be one of the entertainers.
Tne committee from the Grand Lodge
which has charge OF the silver anniver-
sary OF the Grand Lodge OF this state,
has requested each subordinate lodge to
send delegate to the meeting OF that
committee TO be held In the Office OF the
Grand Lodge Saturday evening, May 16,
and offer any suggestions that the lodges
may have in the way OF arranging pro-
gram Tor that occasion.
The division of the second battalion
that has the largest attendance at it's
meetings during the balance of the year
will be presented with a uniform rank
banner BY Major William M. Green.
At meeting OF the officers Of the First
Regiment OF the Uniform Rank -Wednes-
day evening, IL was decided not to have a
field day, as most OF the members OF the
various divisions prefer to spend week
in camp at Magnolia Beach, just outside
Boston during the month of July.
The lady friends of Smithsonian Lodge
will meet at ball OF the lodge tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock for the purpose of
forming a ladies auxiliary to the lodge.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting OF st. Elmo Lodge Wednesday
evening, when an effort was made TO have
a larger attendance at the meetings and
ii is thought by the regular attendants
that an Improvement will be seen in the
future. One application for mem bership
was received.
The rank OF page VIII be given one
candidate in Oriental Lodge Thursday
svening.
The rank OF knight in the long form
was given one candidate in Sterling
Lodge Tuesday evening. Deputy Grand
Chancellor X. w. Phillips was present.
One application for mem bership was re-
ceived in Lafayette Lodge Thursday even
ing.
Lafayette and Abraham Lincoln Lodges
and Past Chancellor {. ID. Carpenter and
Brother A. &. Richards of Oriental
Lodges were at the meeting of Ivanhoe
Lodge Thursday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09
[LNIGHTs OF pYTH1As. "

HNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. The report
~ OF the proceedings of the last ses-
sion OF the Grand Lodge has been
oeived by Grand Keeper OF Records and
seal W. A. Wilson, and the book is the
most artistic of any that has been issued
by that body. "he outside front cover is
embellished with handsome emblems of
the order in silver.
Grand Chancellor Andrew Mckenzie
and suite will make an official visit to
Eureka Lodge, Pawtucket. Tuesday even
ing. They will lnave this city on an early
train and will be entertained by Past
Grand Chancellor u. L. Gates at his resi-
dence, IL Nickerson street, piror to being
received by the lodge. They will be met
at the depot by delegation from Union
Division OF the UNIFORM rank and band
OF music.
The wife of Past Chancellor John l..
Carey of Palestine Lodge died Monday,
after sickness of year or more. The
funeral services were on thursday. There
was representative from the lodge pres
ent.
The rank'of knight was conferred upon
one candidate in Red Cross Lodpe Tuesday
evening. Next week there will be work
IN the rank of page.
At the session of the grand lodge Of
Maine, which viii be held in few days,
a resolution will be presented TO the effect
that "Old Glory" shall decorate the
chancellor commander station in every
lodge rom In the State, and that In the
future the American dag shall be consid-
cred part OF the parsphcrDalia of the
lodge, and that the grand Keeper of rec
ords and seal shall, upon the institution
of new lodge. see that one is included
in the supplies.
The Americagized Band, composed of
members OF Carfield Lodge, will enter
tain the lady friends OF the lodge Tues
day evening. Tho members of this band
find no trouble In getting music out OF
almost any cooking utensil and they have
without doubt the most amusing set OF
instruments OF any band on Garth.
The rank OF knight was given one es-
quire and one Application for men ber-
ship was received in Eureka Lodge Tues
day evening,
lodge OF tho order was instituted at
Lynn Monday evening, and among the
charter members was the Mayor, the
Board OF Aldermen and r1any ofthe mem
bers OF the Council There were 1872 mem
bers and tho name Of Abraham Lincoln
was chosen.
A lodge OF the order was In Nituted at
West Dennis, Mass, Wednesday evening.
The officers OF the Gran. Lodge made
sn official whit to iyanhoe Lodge Thurs
day evening.
Entsrprise Lodge held its last social OF
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09
ENSIGN MAURAN'S REPORT.
Doings OF the National Association of
u. =. Naval Militia at Baltimore.


Ensirn John 7. Mauran Of the Naval Re-
serve Artillery Company OF Providence, who
represented Rhode Island at The annual
meeting Of the National Association of the
United States Naval Miiiiis. which was held
on board the ship Dale at Baltimore. Md, on
April 80 and May I. says in brief in his report
90 Lieutenant K. Lincoln Lippitt:
About IS officers. representing New York.
New Jersey. Pennsylvania, Connecticut. Mas.
sachusstts. Georgia. Rhode Island. North
Carolina. Michigan and Maryland were
present at the frst session of tho association.
which was called 10 order about IL o'clock
a. m. The meeting was one of business. pure
and simple. and after the welcoming address
by Commander Emmerson of the Maryland
Reserves. and the presenting of gavel made
from the wood of tho Dale 10 Captain j. q.
Weeks president of the association. Assistant
Secretary of the Navy McAdoo was intro.
duced and msdo lengthy speech. the glst of
which was that he heartily endorsed the work
of the naval reserves. and would 40 all in his
power to help 1t a'ong. An important feature
Of tho report of the secretary and treasurer
was that to cover tbo expenses Of the organi.
cation the secretary of the navy has prepared
figures for n pro rata asses ment. represent t.
lng 2S oenfS for each man. In tho report OF
the committee on signaling and surveying il
was pointed Qua that the naval militia must
lead the way in the perfection of The defense
OF the coast and inlsni critics, as the navy IS
too busy with more important matters and,
therefore, osnnot devote the required tine
this branch OF tho service deserves. while the
army il too small and too much ensrossed in
its own affairs 10 he OF much avail in point
OF this the committee advocates the thorough
ouuippne, instruStng and continuous train
ing of cutter crews.
"Frobably the most important report was
that of the committee on organization, which
recommended the rank OF tho commandine
officer Of battalion being promoted from
lieutenant- commander TO commander, and
ran king the executive officer lieutenant
| commander 1hs recommendation was heart
ilv endorsed and adopted.
"Ibe meeting adjourned ot 6:l5 p. m. witt
| the exception OF making an incidental chang,
| or two In uniforms, the following day WA
| spent IN sightseeing ana visit 10 tn,
| United Stntes Naval Academy at ANNAPOLIS
con iha committeys for the ensuing ven
| Rhode Island Is represented BY Bieutenau
| Lippitt on the committee 81 relations of III,
| naval militia to the state ana by EnsiEl
Mauran on tho committee OF specialties.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09
NAVAL VETERANS. Farragut AS
~ socistion met Saturday night,

NAVAL VETERANS. Fsrragut AS
socistion met Saturday night,
Commodore " lillian l. Laird in
command. There was good attendance
and considerable business relating to the
convention to be held in New York, and
Memorial Day was transacted.
An Invitation from Fsrragut lAssocia-
ton OF Boston TO turn out win them on
Mem crial Day was accepted.
The officers, by vote are excused from
wearing uniforms during the months of
June. July and August at their meetings.
A vote of thanks was rendered Captain
George Taylor for very interesting let
ter which was read TO the association.
1t was voted TO give an entertainment
June q, 1895, in the upper Journal hall.
ice cream and cake " iH- be sesRed. After
the musical entertainment, dancing will
be in order.
The following recent deaths have oc-
curred Shipmate Robert j. Houston, 81
years. OF age, served on the Potomska
and Otsego. Henry Boring, George W..
Walton, who served during the war, on
the Y. !. S. Nyack.
Assistant Surgeon JosepsF. Barnard is
reported by Surgeon Trayer TO be very
sick.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09

10 an OLD and WILL TRIED LEMRDY. ana for
over FIFTY YEARS has been used ~ miliisl 81
mothers for their CHILDREN While CUTTING
1EErH with roSee, success II soothss the ohiid
softens the guns reduces innammation. siays all
pain. cures wind collie s very pleasant 20 the taste
and is the best remed for diarfh0a sold by rue
eisis An every part % the wora PRIUE tWEN.
TY.FtvE CENTS A BOTTLE. BE sur rnd ask
for MRS. WIN zLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP and
take no other knd. az mothers viii 1nd ~ the b~s,
Medicine V use during The tsetbinz period
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09
sITUATIONs WANrKD.

WANT 1ED-Pc siiion Nv competent expert
enced druggist. references FURNISHED. nd
dress &. Keene. W Atwelis ave. INC Gt
MANTED-ny man and wife, tNO uBfui-
nished rooms for housekeeping; rent not 90
exceed - or so per month Address Box. NJ,
News Ofico. mo 6t
NANTED-Situation rs watchmnn by reii-
sbio man; good reference. Address +. -.
Fox 500 East Providence. u. J. ma ~
WANTED - situation for house cleaning.
carpet beating, washing paint, take care of
lawn; best OF reference Walter Lewis. o
Laurel ave, Providence. 70. l. nd 90
NANTED-A position in q grocery store
huokk0oper or cashier by n lady who has had
9 years experience. Address Ir2 News
Office. axg2it
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by t7vu-yuu-1-- --=-rr-l----
20 work on farm or take care OF norscs. No.
3 Graves lane. m8 o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09

Cons OF ST GEORGE. Interest in
- the order OF the Sons of 81. George
is heightened this spring by church
parades being held throughout tho coun-
try. I'm this state. especially, these
noon under the auspices ot Gordon Com
mandery No. I, Uniform Rank. and Bee-
consfield Lodge, No 1886. Next Sunday
What Cheer and Peabody Lodge. cf Olney-
vilh, with uniform rank escort, VIII
participate in parade.
Last Sundays parade was most success-
ful The members formed st headquaf-
tefs,2z4 North Main street. the first reRi-
meat OF the Uniform Rank. comprising
Communicates from Pawtucket, Central
Falls. Oineyville and Lonsdsle, turning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09

LEADING SPRING styles in House Lots
will be the kind always worth 100 cents on "A
dollar: located in the city In reach OF i'm
ments: have yon seen our Corliss heights plat
and prices2 Only III miles. IL minutes, from
Market square: branch office. 2l9 Admiral
street: high. dry land, graded streets, water
mains, etc lots sl00 TO $500; these prices
until April !: 25 new houses IN months.
NARRAGANeETT REAL ESTATE Co, 20
Wey bossett street mar25-f
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09
Every Person Idle in Town

That would work at putting up maii boxes.
aud the fhmous III. 80 slectri" bell outfit. can
have special rates, guaranteeing them go up
ward weekly. Wa not only send you com.
plete SKIS outfit, packed In box at above
price, but,instructiops how to put up, N one
hour, all Ter Sl.J0, and money back IL wanted.
Address All orders. Baldwin Works, i01 Fill
bert street, Philadelphia. Pa. al0 Z0t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09
SUMMER RESORTS.

RAYMOND sPRING House. on iins Of
Maine Central kailrosd: pleasant. comfort
rprine. for circular address. q. h. small,
Ne. Raymond. Me. ta5 ot
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09
nRED MEN. Three applications for
mem bership were received at the
meeting OF King Philip Tribe Tues

meeting OF King PhlIlp Irlbe Tues
day evening.
Grand Sachem Alfred Mowry and suite
will make an official visit TO Alfnretta
Council, Daughters of Pocahontas, thurs
day evening, May IL.
The adoption degree was given one can
didate and one APPLICATION for membership
received at the m citing of Moshassuok
Tribe Tuesday evening. There will DC
work in the hunters degree Tuesday even
ing.
Pocassott Tribe will celebrate 81. Tam
many's day Monday evening. The officers
Moshasspck and Ossenequn Tribes have
been invited to participate in the festivi-
ties
he adoption degree was given ono can
dldste, the hunters degree six and three
aplications for mem bership " ere received
III Tahoma Tribe last evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09

r7ich.s, spot cash prlc rs,d for SECOND.
BAND III iiNITUHE, CAHpEts. ilANps
end JOB IOE< OF MIIsluAND 81 ~
NENbOssEI BrRtEr
GEO. L. ROBINSON, huetioneer.
nit.H
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN-On receipt
OF l0c. We will mail you pamphlet giving all
forms of questions asked by the State board
OF examiners necessary TO secure a license.
Address Bird Co., 246 Washington ST..
Boston. Mass. ms I2t
THIS AID TALKS PRoGREsS-Men or boys
can learn barber trade now in two months.
IL formerly required Two years: only institu-
tion Of the kind in the world; new methods
used: send for interesting catalogue. Man.
haitian Barber School 81 Hudson ST., New
York citv. ms &c
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09
DIR. G.. w. ELLIOT,
DENTIST,

,is Union Street. near corner Weybosset.
Best teeth on any color rubber ss Partial sets
from S4 up. All other operations in dentistry at
reasonable prices.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-05-09
WANTED-ACENTS.

AGENTS-Local or travelling: outfit free:
big money: exclusive territory; no capital;
one agent cleared one day $7B.4O: so can you:
our safes sell at sight; city or country.
Alpine Safe 81 Lock Co, Cincinnati, O.