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FOUND.
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR E1CHANGE-ln Philadelphia. 4 deSirahie
brick house OF rooms; a - l.; ali char
Except 81. 400 ground rent); Usn rented: never
vacant; VIII exchange for house here ADDRESS
REALTY, so Spruce So ap2I-Ss
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FOR sALE-FARMs.

FOR SALE-A nice farm of 43 acres; good dwell
ing. barn. stable hen house. plenty Of fruit
good land. two miles east Of Peruing, fronting
road very cheap. Address BOX 419, this Office.
ap24-sH
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FoR RENT-oFFICEs.

FOR RENT-Rooms in building, ssS ST. NV:
cheap rent Apply 10 W. J. DANTE, Hutch
ins Bldg. 10Th and sta ap22-tf
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Large building lots, 80 feet long by
p feet wide. with Fifty foot streets and y
foot alleys. BallstGp. 2 miles from Washing
ton, reached eleetrlr cars, for scent fare;
terms. s. cash. balsnce- 81 per week, for so
CASH buy and get a choice lot Call
write. for particulars, JAMES T. CLEMENTS,
1927 81 NV. Washington. ID. G. ap24-5t
FOR sALE-Lots. s5xIs5. on Conduit Ro-d: single
fare railway. best locafiOn % buy. fuli par
ticulars and booklet CLARK BROS, COS 18th
Z. ap22 81
FOR SALE-IIyattsville, Nd. Broom house; acre
Of ground; hne garden land; 80 feet front
age porches shade fruit. fne water. electric
and b. q. r. r.; title clear Apply Room i0i
Corcoran Bldg, or owner, Box IS. Hyattsyilie,
hd. sp2l-0t. en-
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LOST.


IOST-Brea~tpin. gold and coral: in shape Of a
hand and sleeve. Suitable reward if returned
10 262I l4th St nv. lt,eEi
L0ST-Nale fox terrier black ears: 10 other e5n-
Spieuous marks: tag sOS5 Reward II return
ed 70 1l2l 10th ST. or 13l5 c s.. sR24-SS
LOST-Black account book record slip inside
also pass for c. p. O.. with owners name
printed in back OF book Reward if returned TO
I02I I'd st- ne ap24-3t
LOST-Blaek shepard female dog. or Thursday
morning. April 10; white face and white neck
and white tip tail: l duh claw. and Large
brown collar: reward 65 Jackson alley NV
L0ST-Uubrella in basement Of City Han. about
10 days ago Return 70 > ! 81 ne; receive
reward. aP93-St,em
LOST-Fox terrier gyp; 81 white body with
lemon ears. answers to name Of Nellie. Lib
eral reward if retIEned to 1914 d ST. NV. ap2S-3t
LOST-ssturday night. = small white spitz dog
answering 70 name Tiny SO reward ioE rctuEn
HAiGHT, 10l2 t. NV. ap22-St
LOST-BIack kitten; answers to nar1e Of Fopsv.
reward returned 70 20 9th ST NV
ap22St
LOST-Bunch os keys Return TO p J. NEE. rs
9Th 81 sw., and receive reward ap22-St
FOUND.
FRESH Alderncy milk. 6 cents quart, delivered
twice daily Box 4G7, this Office
ap23-lmc.e en-
FCUND-A place TO ropack your charcoal water
filters. the Benham hlter Specially, 81 each
Il. N. KINGSLEY. Oh ID 81 NV apI6-IIno-em
FoUND-Ice cream, pure and delicious. zoe per
gallon LACEY CREAMERY CO., COZ n Y
are NV Phone 20sl je27-tf
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WANTED Respectable white girl to do work IN
small irivate family; fair wages; pleasant
home Call at store, No. 90. Pierce ST NV
Item
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NANTED-A settled eoiored woman; references.
Call. after 5 O'Clock p. m. I02 VI 81. nv. II
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WANTFD-A woman 70 cook. wash and iron; stay
nights. refs. 1881 Columbia ave. NV.
ap24-2t,em
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WANTED-Girl for general housework; must stay
AZ night Enquire MR.. C.. 1924 It. NV,
ad floor 10 10 3. apzi--t,em
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Scbes1le in effect December "a. ISo9.
Leave Washington from station corner Of New
Jersey Avenue and c Street
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wANTED-A girl to do general housework. Ap-
ply S2I 30 St Sc Item
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WANTED-Cirl, cook and general housework l4l2
9th St NV ap23-2t
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NANTED-By young cOlOred woman place as gen
eral hOusework; also frst-class laundry 10 take
home. lilS y. J. ave. NV. Item
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By respectable white woman situation
to cook; nothing else; willing to go to coun-
try: ref. Box 1873. this office. Item
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WANTED-By two Virginia girls, place as nurse
for one child or invalid lady or as chamber
maid city ref Call address, 493 ST. sw.
Item
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-A handsome small cottage in the
country convenient distance from the CITY;
az railroad depot; large grounds; splendid water.
GEORGE B. STEW ART, s-cabrook Nd. ap223,
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WANTED-By respectable colored woman, place
as general housework cooking. 1909 nth
ST NV. IL en-
The Princeton union., 1900-10-25

Make 100 per cent. Flour. They have
the best mill, buy the best wheat and
their'Flour is always the best. They
exchange "a lbs. 100 per cent. Flour
and IL lbs. of Bran and Shorts for each
bushel of Good Wheat. We invite
the public to come and inspect the
most complete and up-to-date mill
in Northeast minnesota.
Princeton Roller Mill Co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-27
HOME CIRCLE.

Ms Ovelback was awarded he first
prize by n score of 81 AZ tn Home
Crcle whist in King Philip hail last
Monday evening Mrs Crowcl the
second aud Miss campbell the third.
white Mr. Mulgrew received the gents
first prize by a score Of iG. H. smith
the second and NJ. J Hogan the third
After the playing was concluded very
pleasant hair hour was spent by the
guests Ia a concer, and musicale which
was highly enjoyed by all The regu-
lar whist viii continue -nexL- -AInnda.4-
evening
District Deputy ]. Irving Davis mad
an official visit TO Providence council
ls Monday evening and installed the
officers Of that lodge for the ensuing
year.
Dlstrio; Deputy NJ. c. Happoldt in
s,1l q officers ~ Cncyville council lt
the last regular meeting of that cour.
Cil In Library hall
America council ~ PaWtuckat maj ia
the.r new lrll in Kcnyon's block last
wednesday evening and besides trans
acting the regular routine busin ss of
the council made preparations for tha
official visitation ~ their district dep
utN James \. Williams. at their next
regular meeting. when officers VIII d.
installed Tor the ensuing year.
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KNIGHTS OF PyTHlAS.

The coming session II the grand lodge
which is TO be held in odd Fellows hall.
Tuesday, Feb. l3. will probably be eN-
citing enough For most OF the mem-
bers, as there are candidates Cor nearly
every office from the head To the foot
OF the list. There SIS also q moycmen.
on foot 10 change the date OF the meet.
ing of the grand lodge from February
90 October but this win probably be de-
featcd. as many Cf Whc leaders of the
order think that the sooner ne sessions
Of the grand lodge are held after tho
elections In the subordinate lodge the
better. The meeting may possibly be
changed t1 May, but not later.
About i2j members Of Charles T..
Chickering lodge, accompanied bv the
officers OF the grand lodge. ATTENDED
the evening session az tne Church or
the Good shepherd ar Paw ~~Ret SIM
day and listened 10 \ very interesting
sermon by the Rcv Mr.. Weeks. WIN
Is member Of that lodge Modern
Fraternity was the subject " tho pas.
tors discourse
Rh'de Island lodge VIII confer tho
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-27
RED MEN.

carload of the members OF NJ shas-
suck tribe. among them being the es
hcient chiefs degree team. headed nv
FaSt .Sachem John G. Ford visited
Narragansett tribe at Natick Thurs
day evening, and conferred tho chiefs
degree upon 81 candidates. The work
was done in very painstakins man
ner and In measure WAS something
or Il revelation ~ the members OF Mar
ragansett tribe. At the close of the
session the visitors were given "a b1un-
tlful ropast, and were otherwise pleas
antly entertained. The "trip was made
in special car. and they returned to
their own hail shortly after o'clock
Friday morning.
The ofiicers-elect of Tahoma tribe
We're Installed Tuesday evening by
Deputy Great Sachem g. :. Budlong.
Tuesday evening the chiefs of the
Great Council visited King Phuip
tribe. ON Tuesday evening February
l3 they will AIinaela- -t-r,ttrr7-11+---tJ n
OF l..
The warriors degree was conferred
upon one candidate, ana one applica-
tton for membership was received
"wednesday evening. The chiefs de-
gree viii be conferred at the next
meeting.
lhefe was work in the warriors and
chiei = degrees and one application for
membership reseiYed ia Squantum
tribe Monday evening.
-Four candidates were given the
adoption degree IN Ossemequin tribe
Monday evening
PoCasset tribc received two applica-
tions for membership Monday eve-
ming.
Hermoine assembly VIII hold y fair
IN N"'onlal hall Monday. Tuesday aud
"Wednesday afternoons and evenings.
Whist will bc the attraction I'm the
afternoon and dancing i'm the eve
ninS. ADD there VIII be other opportu-
mites or spending dino or dollar.
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PYTHIAN SISTERS.

The Y. r. n. club connected with Her
moine Assembly met with Mr.. and Mrs..
William $. McQuitty. Monday after
noon and evening and were very pleas
ansly entertained The ladies took
charge OF the residence shortly after
dinner. and in the evening. the men
folks came with their appetites and
fhey found plenty To- eat and drink.
and that OF the best After suppor
Brother McQuiay invited the male
guess or the evening into his den"
IN me cellar and here was found a gem
erous supply OF good cigars. or. II one
80 chose, IT. D. or "A ."corn cob
pipe After the smoke. and the ladies'
had attende 10 the wreck" thai was
round In the dining room. W'his. was I'm
order and the winners were. Mrs. ]. &.
Maines, Mrs. IA. Thomas. Mrs. w. Scots.
airs. W. 81. Jacques The committee on
the fair of the assembly held a meeting
after supper had been served when
hnal arrangements were made. Tho Ia
dies have worked hard ana hone ~
make this' their first fair. a grand sue
cess.
The next meeting of Hermoina As
sembly will be held Monday evening
Feb 9Th at o'clock.
Hermoine Assembly will hold a f,lr
In Oriental hail corner OF Dean and
Westminster streets. Jan. %. 80 81.
There viii be WhlSr PLAYING every ar
ternoon from 10 ;. In the evening
tnere VIII be dancing Tickets 10 cents
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-27
TIE SOUTH EFflrAN "SLAVEy.

Only very rich peoule can afford ia
keep white servants in South Africa.
All ordinary folk have perforce to be
content with the wel-meant If occa-
sionally rather casual ministrations OF
the native "houscboy."
boy may be any age from four
teen to forty; but il h is very young
h is always called an "umfaan" The
best of all servants is Zulu especially
Ii he be 'raW'-that is. fresh from his
native kraal and totally unspoiied by
the Wiles of civilization. such boy"
lis honest. sober. quick. clean and anx-
ious TO learn the ways Of The "umlun-
gu or white man. says the London
Mail
He soon becomes as dort as an Eng
lish butler ana as handy as the ideal
housUmaid. IL" does everything. from
cooking 10 answering the door. and af-
tef a little practice De does 10 well. too
His knowledge OF English at first is
scanty but he soon picks up a few
words and mixes ~ Kamr Dutch and
English i'm quaIn, poIyglot dialect.
In Natal lt is considered bad TO per
mlt a Zulu servant - speak English:
the "baas' or The "iukosiuaas" (mls-
u.
what passes for that ana is sometimes
known as Kitchen kaHrs Some very
queer sentence ave often hoard i'm this
TONGUE. For instance the "baas" will
say. John vootgqk ms laa, Tette
pudding" which IS conpound a.
Dutch. Zulu and Erv'sh and means.
Take away thc meat and bin. the
pudding"
When they aro Now 20 their work tho
"boys' make very funny mistakes. \
J. lv once bad "a very oooI bui Paw"
lfr' who lii rot uulrr~ nl thc cti-
qFot;c Of visiting cards. rhrc visitors
bed = Wo of thrm "It' The hoy
Their cards. he trir1 did not happen
o. have ONE with her, Tho "bov" ush-
cred the FIRST $50 INTO che drawing
room. kep. tho third waiting boz the haI
saving: Two misses got ticket: you
no got ticket you Vuit outside"
The "bovs' have aII u3unar of strange
names which thev mostly give lham-
selves They arc usually chosen from
some one or other OF tho words that
thev hcnr often ue.d. such ae Sivponcc.
Hickey Ohrcc-ponuv picce1 shilling.
RrCakfasi KO.tlr silly rool rroIv.
Pint Pot Sorrhb.r Chopper or Nyhis
x 81. 4 "bov" vne once callr1 D1t
beclusc ~ was f101 of beer ana u.cl
10 wc'k 20 the Sfehl
~ rnv~sa. among themselves thsv
aiwavs have tho'r own tribal nar,oa.
but they never use them I'm white meas
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TNTVEPSNTTST.

Ballou $50 Smith St Rev Thomas +
May pastor viii preach on "The King
dom of Heaven" l0:i5; : :. 10; Y + G
r. G:20.
First Roy " ! Cushmfa. u u pastor
Norninr worship, l0:4j: $ : 12:l5;
yosners, 5.
churoh Of the Mc'iator. crauston st.
E'v w Solack. p1stor Service.
1885; s. 1915; Y 7 q l. g. lecture,
MISCELLANEOUS
Elmvcod union mo- with Ms. ].
u. BclOher pos Dudley street. opposite
Providence NJ nday. Jan 90 p M.
Rev T. A. Fenton viii give am address.
Musical and literary numb rs 4 cor
dial Invitation.
Mission Of the Coming King S27
Broad stree e. Prayer tO.4j. Bible class
i:'1. speaking. 2.l5. by Mrs a. +.
curtis. conference 1880.
Hcus hold of Faith corner of Cope
Hni Sabin streets Preaching Rt g on
"The -Four bl1e,s of Daniel" by II. v.
W. ght: conference ..
First church of christ iSclentisD $50
l'Wcu trcet-Sefy.ccs at 1876. sub
i.0-. "Sr.rit"
Mission han. $50 North Main street
CO-oel ak and pro $50 service by Jas.
" TnudNln and 9th prs H' 1'"u
Christian mission fiS North Main
g're.t. 44 Birch pas or--Div.no SER
Vice with preaching. i0.i5.
~ brow mission so North Main
s'rert rt-Ircarh.ng los Tphpim Navon.
1.c uf Lerus licm. to Jews of their
Volunteers oC America LILY build
ire li Wcs minister street entrance
n1 N fmal court Special gospel SOW
rID Wlll hr cnVlucted hv A. - g.
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Orders : : : : $
: = and Societies

rank OF page upon one candidate Mon
day evening.
Past Grand Chancellor Fred r. Phil
hps visited Sc Elmo lodge Wednesday
everIng in the interests OF the endow-
merit rank
one application for membership was
received In Ivanhoe lodge Thursday
everlng and more are on the way.
The G. c. and V. C's Association met
in Nhe Office of the grand lodge last
evening and transacted considerable
business.
The past choncellors' movement in
reference 10 the celebration OF ths cr-
der does not seem 10 materalize
There Was no work in Enterprlse
lodge Thursday evening
Henry Krohne was Installed as inn sr
guard and ~. y. Gibbs as outer GUAR /
by Deputy Grand Chancellor O.. W
Wight i'm ST. George lodge wednesday
evening.
Oriental lodge VIII hold a social
Thursday evening.
Elmwood lodge held very shor. sts-
sion Wednesday there being no busi-
ness OF Importance transacted cNcept
partaking Of a lunch.
one app'tcatiOn FOR membership was
received a. the meeting n Red cross
lodge Tuesday evening
The second rank was given one can
dicaI in Garfield lodge Tuesday even
ing
ON Wednesday evening one cFquira
was made knight In Chas y. Chick-
ering lodge.
The rank OF page will he conferred
upon one candidate I'm Oriental lolge
Thursday evening Feb. s.
Eureka J. dge will celebrate IT. 18th
anniversary on the evening O. Jan. %.
The estC; or of the officers ~ Sler-
lins Ccmpary Of the uniform rank has
been postponed for q week Cr more.
Past Chancellor J. g. Mcnamara was
presented with the gave he had used
during the past year i'm What Cheer
Lodge Monday evening
The second and third ranxs wor1 con
ferred upon 'rc candidate I'm Howatd
ledge Wednesday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-27

houses. and " none of the aforc- men.
TONED common objects arp chosen as
appellations. then they are usually jim.
Charley cor John. The bows have a won
dcrful knack of christcuinr their mas
tors hy some native name in their own
language. always douotlng some physi-
cal REGULARITY ur trick of mann r. For
instance. they viii call q man "Tbom-
W. because no has red face. or IN
devun' bec8ust ho has q curly head of
hairg or "Buishelzzi' becausc he t slip
perry
When thov sneak English they ore
apt 10 confuse he sounds OF "i' an1 a.
and this sometimes produces VERY com
ic results. Instead of "hay" 1yinr
"ErDakft~t is rD abs. hl1s." he saws
spmei.tn- IKE "Black faced lsdy
ba9g.'
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pointments regular business proceeded.
one proposition was received and re-
ferrcd. Sick committee reported COM
Iade William EaglestOn improving.
other committees reported progress.
Communication was received from the
executive In reference 10 the proposed
Imperial Yeomanry Hospital Fund
which found great favor with the COM
rades and a committee OF five. y. -. j.
", Gammen; +. g., John Trauter and
Comrades G. w. Cover Arthur FELTON,
and the Recorder 6. "a Hall volunteer
cd To take charge Of the matter Ad-
JoQsnment was made at an early hour
10 permit Of tLe whist social which was
10 be held. About fifty comrades and
their friends enjoyed the play for two
hours, the successful contestants being
Mrs. Darby and Miss Vose. Mr. VIM.
Taylor and Mr. VIM Brown. After a
light collation. Comrade Harry Broad
head gave a selection which brought
very pleasant evening 10 a close.
Brigade No. held their regular
meeting Monday night i'm Knights OF
Pythias han. Elmwood avenue un 'er
the command OF Hon Com. George
White. Regular routine business was
transacted Much of the evening was
taken up in the discussion OF the by
laws which were partly approved. one
candidate was duly elected and initia-
ted. I; was decided 10 hold an enter
tainmeut ana ball IN tho near future
AMI com-1ittep was appointed 20 ar
range for the same. Good Of the order
was RESPONDED 10 by y. C.. w +.
Sn fth. S. w. Heaven ard others
The r ~. =. Henry Norton. Hon.
TT ns. George Roberts and Hon. Sec.
= a. Truelove assisted I'm the initiation
OF three candidates into Brigade No.
Of Worcester. Mass Monday evening.
4 pleasant meeting Held th---t-+~-t=
ing supreme officers giving earnest
words NJ en"oura cement TO the mem
bers n Is believed that The visit will
proNe ~ tasting good. Lbey .urncl on
tho a.55 train
Brigade No. VIII meet Friday. This
is the only brigade IN the ctv naa,inr
this week and larrc gathering OF
co~rracae rh0uld BE- had
RriTa5e No. ! he'd its 11i-u1on'h'v
rncetipc Thursday in Arnol1'Pos. hqu
The Hon. Com. Thomas DYSON. nre-
siding. Regular hu mess WIS trlneac'-
Cd. Much epthusiren was ~brv', IN -g-
CART 10 tNe appeal on heh7lf OF tho 1r~- |
perial Neomanrv Hospi n Fund. |
comrades taking hold Of he same with |
snire. ComrY-nr'oefion was also recaiv |
80 inviti0g No. 20 conf-~euoo to ha |
held in Slocum Post hall. Monday /
Iehf IN regard 20 pro- British meet |
ng Commit . OF two was appointed ~ /
confer. 4 pleasant meeting was hrouaht 1
--fr-------vtth rrHTTTKS from COu'ra Jos |
p' IN biwade
From 'vicor 20 hand thara is every
orosped that the efforts of the fire.
lians to e0uin and maintain one or
moro beds io the TWuerigl Yeon MY
Hospital az Cape Town. s. A. viii be
net with suCcess--Penerous resnonsps
% The apn al being met with on
very hand
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-27

service; T. mems mass meeting with
address by Rev. :. NJ Dick: 4:45.
boys rally.
Bethany mission. "a South Main ST..
Rev. John Melvin Collins, superintend-
ent-Subject: Gods Great Message to
a Lost World
Wayland Chapel, South Angel street
and Wayland avenues <. g.
Providence Church Of Christ (Scien-
tisD, IA Wilson street-Service 10:45.
Subject: "Sp,r,t."
Bell Street Chapel-Soats free: SER
vice az 10:45. The pastor Anna Garlin
Spencer, VIII speak In the series upon
Movement OF Though. and Life in the
Nineteenth Century" The address of
Ais Andrews is unavoidably postpon-
cd 10 a later date. : :, -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-27
NAVAL VETERANS.

Farragut association met Saturday
night capt. Turner in command. Con-
s'deralc routine business was done
Surgeon Traver reported the sick
ones In the sick bay 20 bee improving.
Communication was received from
y. 5. Osbon, past rear admiral. now
commodore L. ). v. y. nag officer
mm1nding
Al meeting 0f Farrasut squadron
Nh. l. splrt of New York. United
States Veteran navy. the following
committee 60 prepare n constitution.
bylaws and regulations for me gov
eminent of tho l.. $. X. y. was ap-
pointed by James r. Butragc cap
tMn rwanduF ID : Osbon. U :
s. Hartrfd. r. a. Grover O.. IS. s.
PongaCuia r l.. Flynn. t. =. :
luchmoud E w. Larkln t. :. :. In
diana; Charles Lambe X. g. :. <
Wasp
7c b7atswain piped avn az fou
bells
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-27
UNITARIAN

Olncy St Service, l0i5. Rev ] VI
Jones the nastor. viii pr,ach: s. u:
y T. r l.. go
W. minister Cong. Rev - VI Wilson.
Brooklyn y Y. wiz preach at 1880 : s
12.15
First Benefit ana Benevolent sts-S
: $3.50 :>puhlic Worship i0:45 G'hle clae-
-. vespers &. the minister Augustus
NJ Lord, viii preach n m and ma.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-27

Mr.. Jiner-I'vc been elected 20 the 0f-
hce OF invnciblc high protcr or of fhe
sanctuary in my lodge
His Wife--What are the dufieee
Mr. Jiner-I have to guatd tn outer
door. Chicaeo Tribune.
They were seated un the sofa
, And the l9Nely maiden fair
seemed iost iu a deep rcvci.e--
In her eyes vacant state.
A penny for your thoughts" said %.
And che thus answered trie.
''They really afe uoi worth 80 mreh--
AS thoughts w.rc i,l uI YOU.
-OA-oego Ass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-27
ORDER OF AlFREDlANS.

Brigade No held it's regular meet
ing Friday with a large gathering OF
comrades and visitors including the
Hon. Treas George Roberts and Hon.
Sec. T. y. True.oVe. The Hon. Com.
4. Buckley presided. After pro tenn 'lp-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-27
EPISCOPAL.
FREE BAPTIST.

Elmwood Ave Sermon, 10:45, by the
pastor Rev S A Blaisdel $ >, II Is; j
T.. $780, G. f.. Go gospel service, 7.3O.
Park ST. free seats. Ernest Wesley,
pastor-10:45. "A Vision cf Cod" j2:l5.
; $; 6:45. a G Z, 1:S0, A Business
Mans Decision
Roger Williams, corner Westminster
and Knieht S,s-l0:45. sermon ana SER
mon 1915. S $; T. Jr G T., 6:30, G T.:
7.3O ad ress by the pastor. Rev G T.
Cate, Modern Miracles OF Grace"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-27

Peop'e marvel at the mechanism o.
the human body Wtti lts q J.. bone and
siXty aiTDiies. ilut nan ls simple mi
resDeci compared with the carp. The
remarkable fish moves 10 g vet thar
i.,o bpnla aad mus evory 1me ~
hr ath.s. .. lp. i.lo Ine. fo -l.. uO.h
iug Yl its ninsty niut mus.l,s.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-02-15
EXHIBIT BY THE NEGRO.
states Sociological DEPART
ment at Paris.

Under the auspices of the United
States government, the American negro
is to have a distinctive exhibit at the
Paris exposition. Thomas j. Galloway,
of Washington, a prominent colored
man, has been appointed to prepare
this exhibit.
A limited space has been set aside
in the United States exhibit in sociol-
ogy for this feature. 1t is aimed to
show that ''the people of African
descent in America are civilized, Chris
tianizsd, possessors of vast education
al privileges. They are owners of per-
haps half billion dollars worth of
property. They are engaged in every
industry and pursuit common to white
Americans, and universally accredited
with rapid progress. America can
therefore furnish Europe with much
evidence of the negro's value as a la
borer, a producer and citizen, that
the statecraft of the old world will be
wiser in the shaping of its African pol
icies."
The leading colored intercolonial
institutions of the United States are
arranging for creditable exhibits.
There are more than a dozen other
features of the negro exhibit under
way.
Every New Englan% state will be
called upon TO contribute toward the
exhibit