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4 Ceiiur Street. New York City. Telephone Number, 681t Iohss navld A. Greeue. General Advertising i-'nt.

4 leilnr street, New York, and i avenue. Brooklyn. TO SUBSCRIBERS. Subscrllurs notifying us of changes In their mMress will I ease give the OLD as cell as (be NEW address. BETHEL AFRICAN' M.

K. CHURCH. WeBltftb ttreet, between 7th aud 8th aveuues. atit ck- li A. h.

ana 7.40 r. Bofy Communion every first Sunday 8 P. M. Out mwilnir 1.30 P.M. Buuday School P.M.

Pmrer Meetiug 8-30 P. M. t'iiii nm: Cla Meeting on Monday. i vVeiliiMiiiiv nights at 8 o'clock. frayer Meetiug ou Friday night from 8 o'clock to 9:3" SEATS FREE.

ALL WELCOME. RtV. I. W'SXUNOTON HIMDIKSOS, D.D. Pastor.

Pastorl residence, tta West 123th Street. At some from 8 to 10 A. at. Ibe rtor can be seen at the Church every iiy Irom li to r. at.

oulia lyr f- (MOTHER A. M. R. ZION CH0KCH. Vest Bwt.

Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues. Rgv. J. H. McMullis, Pastor, s.mrlsr Services: Preaching at 10:46 A.

at. nJ P. Sabbath School, P. M. Young eop.es C.

K. rraver steetiug evry ouuuay Teaicg tt 6:15 o'clock. Public Invited. ST. I VI'IIIAX CIlArEU PROTESTANT 177 Vcst C3d street.

JNO. W. JOHNSON. Priest In charge. services, 11 a.

m. and 8 p. m. Sunday School 3 :30 p. m.

A COIIMAL WELCOME TO ALL. Juo '20 1 yr. BAPTIST TEMPLE. 11 and 13 West IWih street, near Fifth avenue. Services: 11 a.

7.45 D. m. Smila; school. 1 a. m.

to 2.30. Sunday praw meeiing, a. m. Weekly Bible class every Tues-Ji' l'rayer meeting Friday night. rsMor cnarge.

a. u. cha.nlileb. ues-Ueace. West 134th street New York City News MANHATTAN AND BRONX Sir ScliarTer of 30 West 134th iiwtbas moved to l'lilladelidila.

Jfj'ier llerliert Mclaughlin visiting in mm In Voukers. )Iis Smlie King Is visiting friends In Hariem. Mr. rnderlilll of 222 Easf 70th street Us mwd to East 88th street. Mrs.

Napoleon of 408 Wert 37th street to moved io 013 Seventh avenue. Mr. nnd Mrs. Burcneil have a sister tbeui from Bermuda, 75 West 134th street. The NVw Amsterdam Musical Association Hi cive a reception at Tammanv Hall, on wanuar.v 2.

See advertisement later. Vcul Sunday Dinner at Hotel Msceo iiaumnt 1 to p. 45 cents, including ine. Adv. Mrs.

I.nnra Williams expects to enter-wi? her friends on the 30th at her new residence, avenue, Bedford Park. Master Almizo Ony entertained a few on his l.lrthdav at the residence o' "Is parents. 1ST West 134tn street. Miss iteiip jtPrry wno gpent the early J'ltumn In Cornwall, returned home Sunday ratly Wnetiicd. William Stark has accepted a position In I.

of the New York Central nd ltiver Railroad. II- lintidy. practical barber, 107 West street, m.ar sixth avenue. Adv. Miss Mi, of 214 West 2d "reet worked nt the polls on election day on behalf district Attorney Jerome.

PMT; Thomas IZZRrd of 312 West 00th VTV wlio was ohllired to leave his business Severe mucn trtn out of 38; seats Promoters. No- Nnvemlwr 12. Mrs. Helene' to i. '-u tor Chicago, enroute he i'T where she will visit "Mer.

M. Henjamln. reception of the Im-L December 5. promises social evcnU of the ull'S Bnrliershop 332 West 52d new Three first-'Wm' an'' manicure. Motto: "'a I and A.lv.

2t. V. falloway and Mr. Rolwrt -i-hiir l.t-re miietlv nmrrleH Kfltiirflnv. nir.

'v 7 Mf- rVnrlng Is an electrician an.i i Department of Commerce oliurch. 210 East is Anthony, pastor, thi '( i 1 l.rtrt and 0 b. m. president of association. Vir.th there the Ilcneflelnl nHHAeinllnn.

ia- 1 i I'nslt on with the f'enrrnl Tia-n Sw Jersey with head- '-a. A. I nt 407 r.2l street. oar lliL-! k. left last Mon-: where 'lie will Uini.r aigtpr, jlrg.

h. Tend I', "rck Brown has returned ltie5 visiting the principal "ten and tiermany during wt ,1 snd Is now the it New Slr- Beatrice Whiting Better yet to "tr, there. Pro-vi, Square Garden. adv. i 'n," MllwJ on th Rth Inst.

alter wllh l'oft" Ht si 1 weks traveling through the tart c.f'i m. through a great it ln and Ger- ut July. 1000 tUrn L'Dlte1 Arrivals at Hotel Maceo aret W. H. Cfo.

man, Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson, Mt. Vornon. N.

Y. Mr. and Mrs. Nixon. South Norwalk, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Johnson, Newark Mr. aud Mrs. J.

II. Owen. t'ambiidKC, J. II. Jnmes, lu- uiauuitons.

Who would miss lit "Nolmdy." What? i-romoiers itni'it Annual Promenade Ue-cltal, Novemlw-r 27. dv. The Colored Miinlelnal Lenirue Issued large lUMiiber of Hearst badues to Willing iuMKeis up in me iii mi ana sua iniriem ais-trlcts on election duv. but sl'ter wenrinir thorn the giciiH-r pint of the day and tho iwy wagon railing to appeur. the) badges were tttrreted nnd the pntrlots left for their homes In disgust without voting.

Rov. George Kialxer Miller, rector of Kt. Augustine's chiirt'li, Brooklyn, will preach at St. Cyprian's Chamd. 177 West street.

Sumlay night, November lit, at S.110 o'cloi. Miss KlizalHMli Howard, iri.nnlst of St. Cvprlnn'a 4 'Impel, a pupil of Frank Itimroscu. will slug the offertory nt this service. Thursday evening, November 0, Salem Literary met with a good inanv strange faces present.

The program was conducted by Miss Sarah ti, lllle. Jt Included reel-latlons by Mrs. Floieuce Mimaou. Itobluson, Miss I'sniiv Rolijpson Mr Kpntiswwtd, Miss Hlte and Allien Mansou' nddress by Itev. lr.

Scott of Calvary chinch. Hoio by Miss Constance Lewis a diiPt. by Miss nnd Mrs. Rohlnson of Itiiv. ouue.

N. J. The critic. Wllllntn Kuttou siiMiftssed himself In his summarizing. The participants performed their parts with greirt credit.

Itev. Dr. Glhls'it of Mt Olivet church addressed Sunday Lyceum. The third lecture In the public lecture course given l.v the Board of Education at 1 i Hst 'hwt. will be delivered Wednesilny cveuiiig, November 22.

Ihe subject. "From Kumler to Aipo-ninttox, win I. Illustrated by. stcreoiuicon views The lecturer, l'rof. Timothy II.

Itolierls. is certain to noike If crv estltig and Instructive. The Presbyterian in alien, 1 111 a uodv. lloih men and women are invited. The annual Thanksgiving reception and ball of Anderson's linnclng Academv will be held at 111! West day evening, (Thanksgiving Nig'ht) Novem- s.

00. 1 nanKMirivinir rerresiimenta in, in, 1. ing wines, will lie served free. Music by Miss Anderson's orchestra. Adv.

Drnry Opera 14th Street Theatre, week commencing May 28th. Address In reference to tickets. Theodore Lrury, 30 West 17th street. Adv. 4-t.

Arrivals at the Clarendon House are: R. Jones. Jacksonville, Kla. J. II.

1-ee, Charleston. S. C. Bert Payne. A.

B. Carter. C. Wilson. Omaha; .1.

W. Wilson and wife. It. 1 'aimer. Magnolia, Md.

Joseph 11. Hardley. riilladclphla Thomas V. Brent and wife. St.

Uiuls: F. B. Morris, Enlleld, N. II. P.

P. Ieuard and wife, Fall River; Mr. and Mrs. Gannnrd, Wilkes Mrs; V. II.

Mcl'rea, J.lttle Rock. A. A. Armstrong and wife. Noroton, Mass.

Mrs. M. Arnold, M. Wade. Jacksonville; George Jones, Aslnirv Bark; II.

K. Woodson, J. Brown, Stamford. Conn. W.

H. Smalls and wife, Saratoga: Miss R. Carl Nutlev. Mr. 8.

B. Scott, Baltimore; II. Tucker and wife, Atlantic city. It Is gratifying to notice the Increased activity being shown In church circles by the parishioners of St. Cyprian's Chapel.

The congregation Is fortunate in having the ministrations of such an energetic worker as the Rev. John Wesley Johnson and the hearty support accorded him Is denoted by the Increased attendance. Frldav evening, November 10. the Juveniles of the Sunday School gave an excellent concert tinder the direction of the cholrmlstress. Miss Bessie Howard.

Metropolitan Panclng Masters bold class sessions every Monday and Frldav evenlugs at 114-110 West 63d street. Special attention to beginners. Adv. tf. Boy wanted to sell Tna Nkw Tonic Apply at Croft's barber shop, 332 West S2d street Adv.

One of the most delightful entertainments given this season was a dramatic pantomlne and tableaux of the Old Testament, given at the I'nlon Baptist church Thursday evening. November 0, under the auspices of the Pew club and ladles' auxiliary of tbe church. The scenes of blblcal historical events were very realistic, and a program of musical merit was rendered. The success of the affair was due ln a great measure to the able management of the directress, Mrs. C.

P. LeGart For human balr goods to Greenbe'rg's. 580 Eighth avenue, near 30th street. Adv. St.

Mark church fair will open Monday evening, jvovemoer zt. closing rriflav even ing. December 8. General admission. 10 cents; first.

Thanksgiving and Inst evenings. 23 cents. Season tickets, which will sdmlt you on any evening, SO cents. Adv. 6 t.

A Inrgc nttendancee marked the services at St. David's P. E. church on last Sunday. Morning prayer was conducted the rector.

Dr. Clifton, and at the evening vesper service he delivered a very strong and spiritual sermon, his theme lsing "Faith to lie Made Whole." The annual liaisar which Is now in progress and attended with so much success, will close on Frldav. November 17. Go to Nail restaurant for first-class meals. The management makes a specialty of the best meats In the market.

Call and lie convinced. Table d'hote dinner, with wine. 60 cents. Noonday special lunch. 25 cents.

460 Sixth avenue. adv. Last Sunday morning the services at St. Mark's church were largely attended and the exercises very Interesting. Rev.

Matthew W. Clare, Ph. pastor of the Asbnry M. E. church.

Washington, I). preached a fine sermon and made many practical Illustrations concerning man's relation to God and the dutv of those who claim to be followers of Christ. In the evening com-munlon was observed and three hundred and sixty-six souls partoog of the Ixird's Supper. Next Sunday morning Dr. John W.

B. Bowen of Gammon Theological Seminary, Atlanta, will occupy the pulpit. "A thing of beauty and a Joy forever." nrodnclng "the smile that won't come off." Promoters' Recital. odv. Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel A. Bentley gave (heir son. Samuel Jerome, a birthday party on last Saturady from 3 to 6 p. m.

Many of his little friends attended with gifts for their trlend. "The Judge." The afternoon was spent In games and dances, piano selec-Inns being given by Miss Florence Madocer. and a skirt dance by little Miss Vadean Brodie. The dining room was beautifully decorated snd favors were distributed to all who attended. BROOKLYN.

The society of the Sons of Virginia are mnklng great preparations for their annual reception at Urls' hall on November 20. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Smith of 143 Wllloughby street are the happy parents of a fine baby boy.

Mother and son are doing well. A unique feature of the T. M. C. A.

Fair at Jefferson hall on Thursday evening will be the presence of a club of ladles from the Concord Baptist church, led by Mrs. Pattle Lane, who will Jake dinner In a body. There are over 3o ladlea In the club. Mr. and Mrs.

Alexander Brown, who have been on a two weeks' trip to Nesting, on real estate business, have returned. They report evidences of progress by the Afro-Americans of the Old Dominion State and sav that thev are continuing to buy lana. build comfortable homes and get more for farm products. The progressive dinner given hr, the ladies auxiliary of the Sons of Virginia at 111 Delia lb avenue last Friday evening was a wry successful affair. Mrs.

Fannie Rlch-Sril president. Mrs. A. Wiley and Mrs! M. S.

Gale. Mrs. Jennie Stewart. Miss Marv J. Haves and other members of the committee deserve much credit for their Slthful work in getting up tbe dinner.

hang Ven elected thlrty-three 1 rs ago a'JiVtwe rtf nfed the newW purchased church in Bridge street, near Slyrtle avenue. At the- Concord Baptist church ltlj' day school session at 2.30 was we tl, and tho lesson on ht After the Jerusalem" was teachers rates to the 2Wti annual Brown. Mrs. Jenn Christian Faulcon. Mrs Ida C.

'i" Goode The Christian Endeavor soc(c a good meeting at The young The Danger of erenng and People's meeting on Tuesday the Women's Christian well at-on Wednesday evening tended and much good accompiian. King's County BuiHiM.v MIsZ Fannie M. Booker ri? H. L-Davis. Miss Ruby k.

Booker, THE NEW YORK AGE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1905 Manhattan V. M. C. A. Notes.

According- to announeoment Tlov. H. 'l DL Pnslor of the West addressod tho mn of thu branch lagt Sunduy afternoon at 4 o'clock. The religious has good men tor those mentinirs 11, ,11 nliico apeakcra are never secured. Hut lnHl Ule young men listen to a stronger nmn or a more acceptable speaker thai) Ur.

Kvans proved to be Te Hi'bjcc was, "The Life Worth Living," and he held the j' oso attention of tho men from tho beginning to the end of his discourse. Dr. Kvuns said thnt tho life, worth llv- tig was one that recognized tho fact that man huB a Bplrltual existence, and cultlvuted that existence. The Intellectual and physical natures must bo prixed and cared or, but tho splrltuul was nbovo either of thi-m. It is also a life of growth.

It would be a grent clls-ui'Polntini'iit to a parent or A teacher or a farmer should the child or tho pupil Of too "plants make no progress. It Is a llfo that battles against tho forces that tend to drug It downward such us drinking, impurity and gnmbling. It is a life of helpfulness. Now, as In Christ's time, there arc thoNe round about us who hoed our help nnd sympathy. Dr.

York i'tissell, member of tho committee of management. In a short address, deep, earnest and highly eloquent, responded to the address of Dr. Evans. Mr. W.

II. Holland, young ninn taking Icrhohs In one of the conservatories of music ln this city. Bang a solo with great acceptance, to the A collodion, of $10 win then taken. At tho mock congress held by the Literary Society last Tuesday night a bill wns Introduced calling for tho repeal of the Fourteenth nnd Fifteenth Amendments to the Constitution of the Lnlted States. The mock debate was very Interesting, and was participated In by many.

The Dramatic hit, together with the orchestra of tho Carlton Avenue Y. M. C. Brooklyn, will r.n. Bn Interesting drama entitled Ihlslier," at Sumner Hall, Brooklyn, Ihursday evening, tho 27th Inst.

I ICkOtR are Roltlntr pnnlHIu tr.m Al len annual festival? which Is to bo given In Carnegie Hull Lyceum on tho even- iiik 01 j'eeeniDor Z7tll. Next Kundav afternoon TJev. Pr. Miller, pastor of St. AugiiBtlno P.

E. church. Brooklyn, will sneak on "The Basis of Mans Claim to Place. rtev. Dr.

Saunders, president of Riddlo rnlvcrsltv. N. (.. and several other gentlemen, delegates to the grent 'lnter-church conference, will be present and Bpeak. It la expected that a large numbor of men will be present.

Petersburg y. M. A. Flonrlahlng. Petersburg, November 14.

The V. 1 i "i mo 1. m. A. was formally oraanlxed Inst Friday evening roomii wiin a membership of 28.

Officers were elected as follows: Robert Stlth. president: Norman Jarrett. vice president; Jas. Smith, secretary; W. Spain, assistant socre- I fl fU1 n.

Wn nuii, iresaurer; it. Alan-son. chaplain, and W. Epp. sergoant-at-, I wide awake.

On last Sunday th? An 'a M. An. I 1 wn aonressen py Mr. William Wood of Paine Divinity school. power or nrlst to V' nnu aoaress was nterestlng and practical.

This meet- Inff n. 11 a V. I I a 1 ut-HiuiiuiB oi me weeK ot prnyer. dounnon, ine wirfl of Mr. Ullbert ohnson.

died Sundav, November S. at her Into residence on a lon nd Painful Illness Her funeral took plnco from ihiihisi rnuren. or which she was a member and was largely at. tended tiv nZJ'U W.n,t1r.,,!,e Ptrofflcla til T. nnln trill street, who has been spending some clTV New Y'ork, has returned to the IV.

Z. wnere no went to attend tho Baptist convention. Kyaek Notes. Walker, pnstor of St. Philip's A.

AL E. very mum indisposed last Sunday evening and Key. C. Mayo, i-T. 1 1 i occupiea mo pulpit of that church and preached an able sermon.

Rev. 3. H. Itpblnson. pnstor of Pilgrim Baptist church, preached to a good congregation Sunday evening.

The Itev. Dr. Brooks of New York city addressed the local Y. M. C.

A. last Sunday afternoon, and his speech made quite an Impression upon those white men who think thnt the Afro- nel'd aW nttCd "ly fr th0 cotton The Orllee Social club, composed of young ladies, will give a social In Odd Fellows' hall on November 30. Sirs M. J- Dogger Is the presided t. The HIaek Diamond Social cluh will give a concert and entertainment In the Nyack opera house on November 1 under the management of Mrs.

J. Gull-neld. I.akewood Notes. Ukbwood. Novemlier 13.

Mncedonla IJaptlBt church was well attended at Kun-dny morning service at 12 a. rn. Sunday school Is making preparations for the Itsp-tlst Beacoast convention, which will convene here on the 23d of this month. A welcome will lie extended all who will attend. The mock murder trlsl given by Mrs.

Weeden was successful on Friday Inst. Mr. 1). B. Dabney is convalescing.

Mr. Pre, ton Is Improving after seven weeks of Illness. Mrs. Sutton also Is Improving. A Great Day la Mother Zloa Church.

Sunday morn ins. afternoon and evening, November Hlth. 1005. at the A. M.

E. Zion church. West street, there will appear three of our ablest ministers Itev. George C. Clemant.

A. D. editor of the tffnr of Zion, Charlotte N. C. Key.

E. D. W. Jones. A.

D. Chicapo, 111., nnd Bishop Geo. XV. Clin-ton, A1. I).

of the 5th Episcopal District of our grent church. These able pulpit divines come to help the stewardesses in thpir rally for the connectionnl claims nnd bring tho greetings of their respective localities. Dr. Clemant will preach at 10 a. Dr.

Jones at 3 p. and Kishop Clinton at 7.30 p. m. The noble and earnest women, under the leadership of Mrs. Alexzina Thomas and the atewardessea of the sister Methodist churches of Greater New York, will spare no pains to mnke this 'a great day in Zion.

They will serve menls during the day in the lecture room of the church, so that no one need go away. Courteous attention will be given to nil by nn array of polite Inrly ushers. The pnstor. Rev. J.

II. M. Mullen, through these good women, makes nn earnest nppenl to every friend and well wisher to help the stewardesses to raise the lnrgest possible sum for so worthy a cause. The choir under the management of Trof. Lott Green will render good music at ench service.

Don't forget! Sunday. November 10th. nnd don't fall to nttend services nt the Mother Zion church, West 89th street, on thnt dny. If the Baby la Cnttlna; Teeth Man. Wjnhlow's Boornimi 8tiop has been ued for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT RUCCERS.

It SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTENS the OITMR. ALLAYS all PAIN: CURES WIND COLIC, and Is the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by Drujnrlsta In every part nf the world. Re sure and ask for "Mrs.

WInslow's Soothing- Syrup," and take no other kind. Twenty-five cents a bottle Mayl 05 ly. Proa-rams for Garrison Exercises Persons desiring to secure suggestive program for Llovd Garrison Centennial Exercises. December 10th. csn secure same without charge, except for postage, bv addressing Mr.

Hugh M. Cheney. Pa. This progrsm hss been prepared by Hon. Archibald II.

Orlmke. of Huston, with the help and co-onemtlon of Mr. Garrison's sons. Messrs. William Lloyd.

and Francis J. Garrison. 2t A CARD. Mrs. Sarnh Barnes end adopted daughter.

Miss Kmlly Miller, of 115 West 83d street, wish to express their srreat appreciations for the many tokens of avjupathy received from their many friends during; the late bereave, ment of their son and brother, Mr. William H. Barnes. 4 WONDERFUL DISCOVERY Curly Hair Made Straight By TACK if won tor ma and Arrea tnr.ATif Km. FORD'S ORIGINAL 1 OZONIZED OX MARROW I (Copyrighted) Tlili wonderful hslrpomsils the onlr isfa preiiiratlan In tlis world thsl runkei glukyor curly lilr atrulglit an liown above.

nour- Uhoi ilieai'slp, thehatrfrom falling out or breaking off, curea dandrnlf and maksi tha hair grair long snd aliky. Sold over 4 years, aud uaed by ihooaanda. Warranted harm leti. It wai tna tint preparation ever aold for straliitenlnir kinky tialr. Uuware of Jm In mitat.ona.

Knmaniber that rora's tJrlg. al OsonUed Ox Mritow rut up only In rtity cent ttso, muls only inf by ui. Th ffmHna bat tn In ChlcnKO ff-nuina bat the tlvnature ruts' on each package. Chahlrh Fotttt, Io not milt led bv ubstltnta that culm to be JdAt an good but always ImUt upon 1 setting Ford's as It nover falU to kep ine nair irmvuit avina nvHuiiiui. ifiviim it that healthy, lire-like anrwKr- ance to mnnh desired.

A to 1 1ft necessity for laills, git tltiueo and children. Klegsntiy perfumed. Owing to Its superior and Jan ting Qualities tt is the best and most economical. it Is not possible for anybody to produce a preparation Aqual to It. Full directions with every bottle.

Only AO cents, ftold by druggltts and aeslers.or send ns 04 cents for one bottle. postpaid, or fl.40 for three bottles, esprens 1 paid. We pay all postage and eipress charges. bend postal or exprent money order. 1'Ieate mention name of this paper when ordering.

Write your nalna and ad dross plainly to OZONIZED OX MARROW Noh4 without my signatun) 76 Wabash Chlcafo, Illinois, Agents wanted averywhara. Miscellaneous FIRST-CLASS front room to rent! nil modern Improvements. 337 W. street. White's Ix'll.

LARGE hsck parlor for two, furnished or unfurnished, with bath. l(Ki3 Herkimer street, Brooklyn. WANTKI' A young lady to solicit and collect for tbe Instant Relief sick benefits; good pay. J. W.

Watkins, 43! W. 35lh street. New York city. TO LET In Brooklyn, furnished room. Call 343 Pacllle street Heat If desired.

ANTED Children to board by the week reasonable. Mrs. Martha liar-man, 1U3 West 134th streett- TO LET Neatly furnished hall room, with conveniences, for gentlemen only. A only Mrs. Darnell, 701 Third avenue, near 47th street.

LARGE front and back parlor to let In private house. 71 W. 134th street. TO LET Two neatly furnished rooms, suitable Tor man and wife: gas, steam heat, all conveniences. Apply Mrs.

KunM, 'Jim West HO th street. 7 I'KNIKHED room to respectable parties. 1 330 W. street. Call after ti.

Sturgls. TO LET 0 rooms, bath, hot and cold water. S. II. Lark.

04 Myrtlte avenue, llroifclyn. TWO furnished or unfurnished rooms In private house. 104 15. li)3(T street. Clarence Edwards.

rii.MSIIKD room to let by week or dav. All conveniences. E. Green. 348 W.

list street. WA.NTE1K Bright, intelligent young wo-msn to assist In office and tend store, lark. 94 Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn. a OR RENT Grove street.

In a private house, one large room, suitable for an da very pleasant hall bedroom, to quiet respectable persons, furnished, with all conveniences. TO LET One floor unfurnished and also furnished rooms. Apply, 197 Ilalsey straet, Brooklyn. NfcJATLY furnished room to let weekly, i All light with bath. Madame Green.

U' West 31st street. TO LET Furnished rooms. Large, i neatly furnished front room, with conveniences. Apply to Mrs. G.

A. Hamilton) 2U West otb street, nov 9-2t. TIO LET Neatly furnished rooms; bath and conveniences. Apply Mrs. E.

Tacklln. 251 West -'01 street. nov9 2t Xj liRNISHED rooms for irentlemen. Fine locality, first-class accommodation. 4 Downing street, Brooklyn.

Cummlngs. oct 2C-5t Wm. II. Jacksoh, proprietor of "Jackson's Pp-to-Date Magic Oil." has removed from 147 West 2uth street (o 232 West (list street. oct 26-4t ATLANTIC CITY REAL ESTATE.

Houses for sale or rent, large and small. Good location. Write at once to Wm. R. Page.

Real Estate Agent, 110 N. Conn Atlantic City, N. J. oct 20-4t NEATLY furnished room, light and comfortable, suitable for two gentlemen. 12 West 53 street.

SEVERAL evening gowns and wraps from Paris In my possession. Would dispose of them at a very reasonable figure. Smith, 72 West 134tb street nov2-3mo BUXTON. From The Chicago Defender1. Buxton is the name or a town In Iowa peopled exclusively by Negroes.

It Is simply a case of segregation put to a practical test. The Inhabitants number aliout 4,500. they have no mayor. Their municipal government consists of George Terrell and Spencer Cary. both Justices of the peace; A.

Terklns, deputy sheriff Nelson Walker and John Brown, constables, all being Negroes. They have a large, thoroughly equipped school building, with upwards of tet. rooms, presided over by Principal GI1-Ilams, an Intelligent, highly educated Negro. The postmaster of Buxton, a Mr. 'Morgan, Is the only Negro holding such sn office In Ihe State.

Think of It! A settlement ln Iowa composed wholly of Negroes, and to the tune of 4,500. Their opportunities are unlimited in all directions. The town is as yet unincorporated. Hundreds of towns have been Incorporated with less than 4,500 souls. Our colored brothers should get tether and give their town a standing.

Just think nf the unlimited possibilities of that settlement, and In Iowa, where they are at liberty to exercise their right of Hiiffr.iire! A whole municipality composed In Its entirety of Negroes, from a mnyor on down to the Janitor of the town You hold the goose that lays the golden egg In the palm of your hand, citizens of Buxton. Be mindful that you do not kill the goose. Dr. Holly's Lecture on Ilaytl. Hon.

Alonzo P. Holly. M. former consul for Ilnytl to the Bahamas, who Is lecturing In this country on the Republic of Hayll, has received a letter from the secretary of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences saying that they are thinking of Inviting him to deliver a lecture before that Institute. The Department of Education of Greater New York has invited him to him to lecture under Its auspicious In January next, but the Invitation had to be declined because Dr.

Holly expects to return home In December. He gave an address at the Carlton avenue branch of the Brooklyn XL C. A. last Sunday and Is to speak at St. Mark's Lyceum on Sunday.

lth Inst. He has also been invited to lecture at St James church. Baltimore, Maryland. aW THE PRIDE OF THE NEGRO RACE IS THE HALF-MILLION DOLLAR (Incorporated under tbe CAPITAL STOCK $00,000.00 SHARES $10.00 EACH, PAR VALUE. (Full Tald and Non-Assessable.) This Company baa as Its principal object the.

better houslnar of the Negro Tenant tin as. As result ot Ita operation for a period of little over year. It can point to Ihe control of Twenty New lork Ur Apartment Hoaaea, valued at over Six Hundred and Mnety Thousand Dollar, til of Ibis number the Company owns, and the other fourteen (14) are held by thai Company under long; lease. These bouse rent for Slxty-alx thousand Dollar a year. Till fart will tend to Indicate tbe acrent poanilillltlra la thai May of Dividends In store for stockholder la tbla Company.

What thla Coat liany I doing: In New York City It Intend ultimately to do In every laraja rlly In tbe United State where It people are found la any considerable anna i bera. Invest now and help thla tfreat movement onward. PHILIP A. PAYTO.V, Jr President and General Manager. Flt.t i STKUAKT-AHMAKD, Vice-President.

FltKO It. MOO It Secretary and Treasurer. WILFOHD 11. SMITH, Attorney. DirtECTOTtSi Emmrtt J.

Scott, Jnmra C. Tbomaa, William Ten Fyek. Frank Stewart Armund, James K. Garner, Rev. W.

II. Ilrooks, llnrron Wllklna, Joseph BU llruce, Fred H. Moore, II ford 11. Smith, Philip A. l'ayton, Jr.

MYER BUILDING, 49 MAIDEN LANE BETWEEN NASSAU AND WILLIAM STREETS nTH FLOOR, ROOMS 1105-6-7. NEW YORK CITY Telephones, 3726 John and 3727 John. Third Annual Promenade Recital OF THE PROMOTERS OF HIGH ART IK MUSIC AM). LITERATURE AT MADISON RQl'AUE GARDEN CONCERT HALTj MONDAY NOVEMBER 27, 1005 Presenting FELIX FOWLER WEIR, of Chicago, Violinitt, "A Musical Prodigy HARRY A WILLIAMS, of Cleveland, Tenor, Who Sings Like a Bird." MARJORIE A. GROVES, Pianist, FRIEDA F.

ARMSTRONG, Soprano fof The Home of H'h Art- WILLIAMS WALKER GLEE CLUB. Boxes 12., Reserved Seats 1.50, fii.oo, Dancing. For Boxes, address C. HENRY ROBBINS, 1107 TRINITY BUILDING. SENSATIONAL THE HIT OF THE SEASON GRAND HOLIDAY PERFORMANCE AND BALL Gbe jl.3aixtb MtlUame Oriental Stocft Company In "ON THE DOWNWARD PATH" At EBIilNO'S CASINO, E.

156th St. and St. Anns Ave. On Thursday December 21, 1905 One of tht itrcatest English melodramas on tho stafrc. Direct front Palm Garden with the original excellent cast of hlKh-cIass artists, and music bj the popular favor-lie, New Amsterdam Orchestra.

ADMISSION SO CENTS CURTAIN AT 8.30 SHARP N. B. All cars transfer to 3d avenue. Take 3d avenue L. or surface cars to l.inth street.

Walk two Mocks esst. Telephone Connections M. HAHN wines, Lipis am Cordials 823 COLUMBUS AVE. Between tooth snd loitt Sti. BRANCH 3101 Eighth Ave.

NEW YORK Bet. tilth and 119th Sts. Oct is Ivr. Walter Craig FAMOUS ORCHESTRA (NEW ADDRESS) 321 West 59th Street NEW YORE. nor 9-3m.

SEE HI A Beautiful Three Act Drama by mot. W. IIINRT THOMAS. AT SUMNER HALL, 1584-1586 Fulton St, opp. Sumner Brooklyn.

CNORR T1TH AUSPtCKS OP TUB Y. II. C. A. Dramatic Club, West 53d Street Branch, N.

V. On Tftarsdag Evening, Nov. 23d, 1905. Admission, 25 Cents, 7oor Open at T.30. Concert at SO Music to be furnished hy the 'popular orchestra nf the Carlton Avenue Branch of the Y.

C. A. of Brooklyn. Glen rove Notes. Oi.en' November 0.

Mrs. Edna Slmmoaj has gone to New York city for the winter. Mrs, Belle Miller of Brooklyn Is visiting relatives here. Miss Julia Davis, who has been sick. Is able to be out ngsln.

Mrs. Susan Scott bas returned after a ten days' visit to her son In New York city. Mr. Georire Leshoa has spent several day here visiting his mother, Mrs. M.

Prince. Mr. J. K. Lee spent several days In New York last week.

Mr. George Jones Is visiting relatives In Norfolk. Va. Miss Elizabeth Pavls of Oyster Bay visited relatives here last week. Miss Mary Webber of East Wllllston was the guest of Miss Eleanor Fa re Ira last Thursday.

Mrs; Priscllla Seaman and sons, Henry and Ernest, spent Sunday In New York. A Hallow'een party was given by Misses Eleanor and Helen Farelra. Those present were Misses Ann Jnsenhlne. Dorothy Simmons. Cornells Jones.

Mabel McKeliory and I-snnla Simmons. Tbe old folks' concert on November 2 was a decided success. Realty Co. Laws ot New York State.) Stfe WALDORF Hair Dressing Parlor 67 WEST 134th STREET Four artistic barbers In attendance, including Turner and Langston, formerly ot 02 West 135th street. ruracr' Wonderful Pomade For Bats.

Nov 16-3m. R. C. TURNER, proprietor John P. M.

Browne 453 West 27th Street it now prepared to fill all orders for Jewelry, Watches, Diamonds and Silverware TIL. esaa Blvaralds SOBEL BROTHERS LOAN BROKERS 822 Columbus Avenue Bet. 100th and 101st New York Money Loaned on Diamonds1 Watches, Jewelry Silverware) nov. 16 ly THE BULL'S HEAD MEAT MARKET First Class Meats 28 West 135th New York nov 16 ir JUST OPENED For Respectable Colored Families '310 East 80th Street Four large, light rooms. Good! large yard for drying clothes.

Rents $15 and $16 a month. Apply to Mrs. Smith, 1st floor, on premises, or T. F. 120 West 79th Street.

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