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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-05-19
LOCAL MS

The islscl Rsnee, in the "a
emily ol Teira flanoa, is on eaa.
A centofs plant is in fela
H>loom At tho residence of oar
friend u pounas ara il aittac
ias good aeal a sitensAon.
The Western Upsen Telegraph
60 has arranged wlih The hills
haro Ielephene Co. ior q
report al the proceedings ~ the
coming term % he bistflci Conri.
The other day Miss Addie
Tins. formerly of tins place, lost
hei pocket book containing Sl2 on
ihe s,feeis Of Salvef Ciiy. some
boys Ioand Il and while they we're
etAnslire over Isir divh ION AZ
the proceeds Miss Titus recovered
IN
daring the FIVE months ,h.l
" L. Q Kelly hiss been seeni Tor
a Boston clothing company he hAs
secared iour ,aizs fer his work,
besides his regular eomm issions
These pri2es we're three gold
watches and $3.50 90 cash. There's
: rusiley for ,oe Mr. q Kelly
hss noS added 10 his llne The Nce
York Life lnsorsuoe Co. and II he
cant insnre man new snii ~
elolhes. tie can VI Iesst insnre bis
tsmIly three square meals day
after no is dead
Frank kiiaer and family have
retained fram C>llfernis to klnes
ton % Ala,n reside Mr. kliner
~sxs thar ltis see'ion 81 The cann
'fx beat. sus psrt II California 10
i've 80
JEFF lirsoh and family will
move into town Saturday IRON the
placers
III. A. Ringer one q our
'stlle kings. e,ll sruye home 10 q
'es DAYS Nth a trairioAd o. cow
rem lucscn Arizona.
Faulkner school will close the
snd Of the month.
Il II. Morrison, the aged
auchman, is quite sick al the
hot springs
Postmaster Miller is once
none beau,.fyine the pos,otiics
building siih the paint brush
HE Honor. Judge flank "
'aFkcr, has moved his Office into
be court housc building "A
Senator Andrews Was delayed
nd did not arnve on tho 10Th.
1e Will sfIive here tonorrow. He
ok up The bond en- the Trippe
nine this week. paying SO, 900 Tor
be property
sheriff Max l.. KAhler is
xlus up the court house in neat
hape Tor the coming term.
Louis Larnmy. The mining
lsn. came in from Arizona again
asi night Ii
Tom Monroe. former catilr /
ian II this county and ura hyiHg .
/ Rincon, vas Ia Hillsboro iodr, /
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-05-19
DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder

Official Tests At TIE r7rlds Colurlbian Expo
s!tion and the California lw.at. Ia.s showed
il 10 be the highest a.iel iag powes, putty and
w.o.esomeness, and toh5ye the best kecalEg quail
ties Of any baking powderma3e. Thcyprovcdittobe be
"The Forcmost Bakfs Powder in all IL WorlJ.'
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-05-19

Baptis;s Young Peoples Union.
Richmond, Va. July l3sh snd l6tn.
Round tip S56 30 VIII be OF
sale Jul, 9th. lO.h aud llth Coed
far rs.uru leaving Richmond july
3lsl. Return hmat can be *
tended 80 August l5sh hy deposit
ing uckei wiki sgeat al Richmond
% or before Jais 2stl and paying
Zee of 81 cents.
K. J. JoBsoS, Agent,
Lake Valley. y NJ.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-05-19
DENTISTRY.

DR. Kingsley, Of Silver City, ia
in town and will remain aork cr
ten DAYS. Parties having dental
work .. ould give him call OF
Zee Novm /, Iulen notee
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-05-19

Epworth League. Indianapolis.
Ind, Jolly 2Oih sod 2STd
Fare for round trip si7.10 VIII
h- ~ sel~ Iulv l7sh 18th srdl9sh
Good for re- urn up 10 and includ-
lug J1ly 2ilh leayiug Indianapolis.
Can be extended to August 2O,h
by deposiiiug uckst with sgeui At
indians spolis aud paying fee IT
90 cenis.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-05-19

~peeklea Trout 50 { gar Neltes
Than The svtrsee iea cleaf. AT
the lasi Office Gses stand
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-05-19

NbAl '''
T'o-hH sutpui sinne asn. r. 1879 q 6-'
The rev workings az fh'
SDaft ,rc Opportunity miues FRA
nov elvine employ ueni 10 lsl
sDen.
BY scinal c,n1i ils nen ar
dry washing II present 10 tht
Eillshoro gold placeas
-Lsrge shil rntpts were made fo
abe Porter uiil during The wee X
by The Warren Aa6 American
rnines.
Purchasing Agent Duhs y The
Ell Faso smelter uEs a. TIE lsnp
last week and " a. barge pnr
cbss7s It hifh grade ST. qiide ofess
fof May delivery
The vslue of tse monthly pro
duct ci the < 4 1lus tas reached
a.. 500.
-
beng starred NJ und-r The dilee
siSsu OF the rev i+ssHfs TIE
Xrseb-x V5ws ,1,,ams.a rraSsstsft,s a-,ts
m
. '
sa' -i' " -
Lessee oven q anT ous''''A
D1''r' .Fi' '1'T '
ahr "sAe a1o nha '"'-''1' VEN
81 eoo orr ~ ''e ~ ~
-A' lA-' 'h- nhih shA' = =
An'er'rAn : e'rsF q ""irF' ann
yir'a o' 9 toms "' e"aa orr ~ "@'
Is heing msde bF Aahseff l.
0ai'es
At the Boil 81 the Woods ne
niners sre a present WORKING on
oig n9os q Sfe sola ore carrying
70 PER cent copp+r
The two veins In the Cincin
nstI have come together and
formed foiii ore b"ay 81 'ee'
Woe owner = 4 nlffon n'" con.
ha-ntiy expects io dAuNle The
nsasl prodaciion OF me niue
In the Keller and Hnpewell
,hafts os the Blsiu4 mine the ore
hss become so soft snd rich IS to .
necessiisie 1t beng fes-n down Oh /
blankets
The Richmond and Fricke
mines ihis week disposed 81
their biz waste dumps 70 L A /
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-05-19
QUERIES AND ANSWERS.

VI II n, ketsaS city Are al yoaf
orc ystns lr0c iiasDtrs
NJ, There are only ~ true
tlssnre veins 10 the United States.
as far ss known. q! this number
Hillsboro hss Is only.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-05-19
SPECIAL RAILROAD RATES.

Re Uniun Oroer Of Elks, 81 louis.
Mo. Jane 10Th aud 23rd, 1899
Fare for round trip $4035 Vii
be on sale June l1tD aud lslh
Good ior return ieaylug St. lnuIs
lo sud including Juue 25ih. Con-
sinuous passaee 10 both directions
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-05-19

Send sixty cents aud receive Nv
msil one pound delicloos chocolate
aar Bons. Geo 7. Miller. r. Nj
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-05-19

1 H. A Chicago Ii reaaine miniaa
pare .. | nniice only the wtaih u The
scla - given. Ana never thc length
Why
We don, know exactly. but ia
cline 80 the belief .ha, /, is 10 avoid
paying taxes in the next county.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-05-19

Stationery at the Pest otllce
Stefe.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-05-19

NJ &. 81. 81 Lewis How many
sls kos IN ihr Nllsissro district have
separate and iisAci vcsn ~ ore cn eiihcr
sls4.f
Twenty four There are pro.
badly others hot their owners do
not care TO mention them. either
fearing that they viii be required
10 Do double assessment work or
hc requested 20 contribute some
thing 10 The purchase OF power
pfsss for rlir ADVOCATE.
n q X Chicago Dives person
have s. hc = s,s,leeisi 10 secure goot
mire ia your region
No. Any one with ht,le CAPT
tai can secure one.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-05-19

1o,ai sptpus 4nos 5sn. u 1853 B GO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-27
FUNERAL SERVICES
Of Late Dwight [. Moody at
East Mortified, Mass.
Hundreds Attend to Pay Last Honors
to the Great Evangelist.
Memorial Services at New York, Many Noted
Devines Taking Part.

East Mortified. Mass. Dec. 2G.-The
funeral services in memory of Dwight
l.. Moody, the world known evangelist
We're held at the Congrega tional church
here. at 2.3O O'Clock this afternoon. with
an attendance which recalled the sum
mer days when hundreds came to
Northfield. to attend the meetings.
made famous by the presence ana in
iiuence Of Mr.. Moody. Men who for
many years have been connected with
Mr., Moody's work took part.
Rev. {. |. Schofield. ID. d.. ofIiciated
assisted by Rev. L. A. Torrey Of the
Moody Bible Institute. Chicago. ana
appropriate music was sung by The
choir of the church and the Mount Her
man Male Quartet which has assisted
Mr.. Moody in the work here during the
last two years.
The body was borne to Round Ton
an historic spot on the grounds of the
institute, for burial. At the grave 4
hymn was sung, Rev Mr.. Torrey offer
ca prayer ana DIR. ScotieId pronounced
the bcnedictiOn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-27
kes York Pro luce Market.

= New YUrII Dac o.
FLDJ 'R-Receipts. n 512 mn - -, 20,
-o'''o bbls.: sales. $50 pkgs. marx ~. NJ, -;
extremely duh and possibly tp1dinp down M
ware win wheat. although MT -g1IotahI[-
ssJtra aIE. $3:&51t3.i5 MINES ita pat4nts
winter extras S255ff2 Is: Hi,'+sr ~ Nv;
grades s. .5sJ5 IN - WINTER low
RYE-Dul: ~. , Western AL. foh
aitoat. state rye. u cif. MN YnIk i III
-'ts: int
ports Clio bushels; sales. $50 HI1 hnebaGS
I4t Ir"S. !" yug bushels exports; spof easv,
Nn; rrI. ,37s fob afi1It: NJ. N1rt Nm
buluth. I>i, fob. afolt prompt: II"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-27
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealings in All
The Leading Stocks.

New York, nec. 2G-WuI street sucpt "
very dull uay. today. ANA tluk ..r-.lt rnu-
lort thcrtirom rs grateful relief from
IN" paint vi activities uf last week Tho
tact that the Stock Exchanges in London
dl!d IN 6t rlrdnE Were closed Add an iutfu-
eIce toward dullnc~S. in view vi thp
great 'mportinc" attached tn the course
ol events az those Ccntcrs. The London
market tor Americans has become So mar
row ana is 50 subject To manipulation by
me cable that the quotations i'm other de-
paitmentS M the market there Will by
awaited before conclusions are drawn
Inc sterling exchange rate iii New York
was without quotabie change ana tomur-
row steamers will take only a single
Shipment of gold. amounting to S5uU.00o
Here the money rate ruled easy all day
~ from III to per cent. These variolls
indications awaken some confidence I'M.
the stress of the preparations for tho .Jan
! disbursements of dividends ana interest
Is past The quiet course of events in
Boston. today, was also viewed with
much satisfaction from Wall street.
There was some professional bidding un
q prices in opposition ID the bears ana
there was an appreC liable demand through
commission houses. The market receded
at intervals in Semi-stagnant condition.
but the closing was strong though very.
dull \ number Of specialties showed
gains ranging from one to four points
ana many railroads are point or more
higher.
The bond market was irregular. speech.
lative issues advancing and some less
mortgages showing sharp re-
actions Total sales. par values. 81 SS5 900
I nited States SIS advanced i. in the bid
price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-27
BOARDING House Quilted by Fire.

The people were alarmed at about ,
o'clock Sunday afternoon, by the alarm
of fire in a large double tenement board
ing house near the Wavcrley mill. about
three-quarters Of mile from this village.
The department quickly responded ana
every effort was made to save the build
ing which was not accomplished until
after about two hours struggling with
the flames. The day was very cold anu
the water froZe almost as soon as 1t
struck the building, thus making ii very
hard for the firemen on scaling the roofs
Before the flames could be extinguished
the house was Quilted and will be nearly
n total loss. The building belonged to the
Waverley Corporation and was heavily
insured.
During the battle with the flames one
of the fremen, George Willston, was
badly hurt by falling from a ladder and
had to be removed to his home, but IS
all right at the present writing.
The origin of the fire is not positively
known. but it is supposed to have started
from around one of the chimneys on the
second story. This is the 18th alarm OF
fire Pittstield has had this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-27
STATE NEWS.
kENNEBEC.
WINTHROP.

Following is the order of exercises
held at the Christmas tree at the NJ.
+. church. Monday evening: Singing.
chorus choir: prayer. Rev. r. {. Nor
cross; singing. chorus choir: recitation,
The Dearest Season" Alice Went
worth: recitation. Violet French; reel
ton. Harlow Maxwell: recitation.
When Christmas Time is Drawing
Near" Mamie Putnam; singing. chorus
choir; recitation. The Day of Peace. -
Fred Cochrane, recitation, Vera Jack
son; recitation "A Christmas Problem. Z"
Dora Libby; singing, choir; recitation.
Giving" Albert French; Christmas
exercise. nine little boys: singing. The
Holly" by children: exercise. The
Wise Men" four girls; singing, choir;
recitation. Helen Johnson; singing
choir; recitation, The Farmer
Christmas Presents" Fannie Putnam;
recitation. Lottie Edwards; singing.
choir, There was large attendance
and much interest manifested in the
concert The whole programme went
off like clock-work. The committee
which had the matter in charge de-
serve much praise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-27

members much work to do this session,
as it is understood that no public build
ing bills will be passed at this session.
Those that have gone in early this ses-
sion. will be in good position for the next
post office. even if delayed at this session
by the great pressure of other matters,
will certainly come in time. Gov. Bur
leigh will have some hard committee work
to do on the militia committee, for there
are several important bills there to be
discussed and voted on.
Representative Allen will have a
hand, this winter, in deciding what is
the most feasible way for the Pennsyi
vania and the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
roads to enter the city of Washington
without grade crossings. This is a
problem that has long troubled the
people of Washington. but both these
great railroads. which bring Maine
people to Washington from New York
in the most palatial trains seen on this
continent have agreed upon plans
which will soon be submitted to the
district committees of the House and
Senate AS a member of the House
committee, Mr.. Allen will also have a
hand in considering a large number of
local District Of Columbia measures,
although none of them will be as i'm
portant as the railroad bills referred
to.
When Capt Routelle. for whom
hundreds of warm friends in Washing
ton have kindly sympathy in his ILL
ness. is able to return to Washington.
he will find the great naval appropria-
ton bill to tackle and prepare for con-
sideration by the House. This is one
of the most technical and difficult of
the annual appropriation bills.
But apart from all this committee
work the Maine men will have the Gus
tomary interests of constituents to
watch out for. Hours and hours of
work are required every week in per
forming the routine duties that fall to
the lot of members of Congress who
perform their work cOnSCientiously and
there is not one of the six Maine men
who is not always both conscientious
and alert to serve those who sent him
to Washington. There are errands ga
lore at the departments. not to men
ton what the Maine men regard as
necessity of being in their seats during
the sessions to guard the interests of
their constituents and Of the country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-27
MEMORIAL SERVICES
In Calvary Baptist Church. New York Civ In
Honor OF Departed Evangelist.

N.u- v-ur- -, -. =
~ iIrh Dec; l;-Memorial services
wrr. haid HILL Il. M.ody. tht evangelist.
Rantist M III aii,rernc4n IN calvary
tannn1,si, Vii, ",I w ~ o'lh street, stimuli
N0rthfinid "a. ai',li, 'ui i, services at
yrbirh 800 ~, t"Slt"il uhh OF the church
The sarvirss u."rl s.uo persons was fllled.
rharact.r II .,,, III II At undrnpininatipnal
ti,I :, MI 'ilu ministers u All denOmina-
LUIS were present.
htN. T. K. Morse. assistant pastor Of
M chufcn' c9nducted tn" ceremony. In
MS REMARKS Ny. Morse said that Mr.
Moody dld not read the New Testament
~ 11f oTTIIgllEaI Greek ~ The Ola TestA-
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He Knows Whereof He Writes.

An editor prints his paper to give his
patrons the news of the day and for
the money there is in it. He is pre-
sumed to know of what he writes, and
he generally does. When he writes as
he does in the Leader Courier, Osceola
Mills, Pa. without fee or hope of re-
ward, that "Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy acts magically, and we have
found none better in our household. If
you have n cough, try it," it may be
accepted as an honest expression.
worthy Of credence. For sale by Jno.
Coughlin, III Water St., druggist.
m.w,fri
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-27
THE BROADWAY BANK
Making Good Progress Toward an
Early Resumption Of Business.

Boston. Dec. 26-Affairs at tho Rroaa-
way National Bank appeared much I'M
proved today The Globe National Bank
Is taxing 50 much Of the time Of Exam
Lyon, mas been sent on from Washinctnn
70 take charge of the Broadway. He is
hopeful that the bank will resume. and
says that it ought TO-
MI curtis. the cashier. il making ali
possible efforts to get the capital 500 90
subscribed, and it now looks as though he,
would succeed. Stock not taken by the
present stockholders will be absorbed hv
MI Curtis friends He will remain "a
cashier. His fortune was largely invest
ed IN the present stock. which il Of
course valueiess, and he Will not embark
IN the new enterprise
me matter will be settled. this week.
the chances. it is claimed. being in favor
OF the banks reopeninp " m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-27
Chicago Markets.

v-, Chicago. Dec 26.
Wheat, after opening firm On The
weather and the decrease on passage and
IN shipments. weakened BIZ tho heavy i'll
crease in the visible. May closed Las
under Saturday. Corn closed i higher
and oats : lower. Provisions closed 2I
H2g- higher ~ unchanged
l. m leading futures closed as follows:
N itE.A T-December Co.'S; May. 6yA
3c.4: May. 80. s@
0ATS-Decemhcr. ops; May. 1884.
PORk-January, Sl0.02i2: MAY. $40 37IL.
1,ARD-January. $547ia: May. S5.0
RlBS-January. $5.25: May S. A.
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOUR-Steady.
6Il2Gi69. 80
GoKN-No. ,. a1a2l4: No. ; yellow. sl4.
OATS-No- ?, 2-a4M227s No , white, al,
G25,! NJ. white, 2ii2@25.
RlE-No. >. IS.
BARLEY-No >. 3SG43.
ST. igt. 80 80 ~" -
TlMOT1Y-Prime, 81 35.
LARD-$5 l5lI5.50
PoRl<-Mess. s.. 7Gal015: short ribs. S15
H'-i0; Try sailed shoulders, 52sM5I5; short
clear sides. S. 45GI5.5 So
tloN E.R-$S. u06fI00O
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The Corn Canning Factory Assured.

The adjourned meeting of the citizens
to take action in regard to the build
ing of a corn canning factory in this
town was held in the parlors of the
Lancey house, last evening. The COM
mittee chosen to investigate the new
enterprise made a very satisfactory
and encouraging report. A large num-
Der of the interested citizens We're
present and the new enterprise was
freely discussed and the outlook was
so good that it is expected that a no
tice will be given to the Northern
Maine Packing Go. that the citizens of
this town are ready to furnish the cap
ital for the building of the new plant,
which it is estimated will cost about
1000 when completed.
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QUEENS CHRISTMAS TREE.
Families Of Windsor Guards in Africa
Laden Down with Presents.

London. Dec. 26.-The wives and fam
lilies of the Guards reseryists from
Windsor, now serving in South Africa,
at st. George hall Windsor.
TINS afternoon. TO participate in the
queens Christmas tree celebration.
Queen Victoria, the Duke and Duchess
of Connaught. Princess Henry of Bat
tenberg, the Duchess of Albany and
others OF the royal family, were pres
emit The tree. which was Is feet high.
was Illuminated with electric lights
and covered with presents, which the
members of the household distributed
after bountiful tea. The Queen
evinced the greatest interest in the fes-
tivities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-27
PITTSFIELD.

The injuries received by Miss Ber-
tina Maxfield, who was clerking in G.
/. Smith & Cos. store. during the holt
days, by falling through a scuttle. Sat
urday. are not as severe as thought
at the time and it is expected that she
will be able to be out again in few
day
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WIN SLOW.

The Christmas carol at the church,
sunday evening. was a very pleasant
affair. The house, which was finely deco
rated. was well filled. The singing and
instrumental music, interspersed with
Christmas Rotations by Master Charles
Robinson and Miss Ermer Reynolds. wrr-
well received.
Mr. ana Mrs. l.. c. Cornish Of Augusta
came up. Monday morning. to spend
Christmas with J. W. Bassett's family
returning Tuesday.
David Priest died, Sunday morning Of
cancer Of the stomach. The funeral will
be held. Wednesday.
Hollis Simpson has bought the interest
his late mother owned in the Winslow
Simpson farm.
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A HOSPITAL SHIP
And Corps Of American Surgeons 10 Be Sent 10
Aid the Beers.

Philadelphia. Dec. 26.-The North
American Will. tomorrow. SAY: "Philadel.
phia VIII send a hospital ship ana a large
corps Of American physicians and sur
seuns TO the Transyaal. Subscription
lists will be circulated ana =. prO-BOer
meeting will be held at the Academy OF
Music with that end in view
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LOWELL FACTORY CLOSED.
Supt. Cobb Appointed Keeper $4,000 Month
" Payroll Shut or

Portland, Me- Dec. 26.-The bicycle fac
tory of the John 7. Lowell Co closed
last Friday. pending settlement of the
concerns affairs. Today, Mr.. l.. II. cobb
the local superintendent. was appointed
Keeper. The factory had a pay roll of
about 5000 a month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-27
RELIEF FOR SOLDIERS.
Bank Of Montreal and Officials Subscribe
S17.50O for the Fund.

Montreal. Dec 26,-The Bank Of Mon
treal. today. subscribed $4,000 to the
relief fund for the British soldiers in
South Africa. The directors of the
bank added $500 to this amount in per
sonal subscriptions
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JOUBERT RESUMES COMMAND.
Returns TO the Front-Serves Celebrating Re-
cent Boer Victories.

Pretoria, Monday. Dec. IS-Gen Joubert
has recovered and returned To the front.
today.
There We're special services, yesterday
IN the different laagers. as Thanksgiving
for the Victories OF Colenso, Sturmberg
and Mpddcr River.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-27
Polo Games.

At Hartford-Hartford. 4; Mcriden. .
AZ ran River-Fall River, 1: Clinton. >.
AZ Brockton-Lawrencc, &: Rrockton /
AZ New Iaven-New Haven, Z; Water
At New Britain-New Britain. 10: Prov
At Taunton-Taunton. 9: East wey-
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mETnuEM's PLANS
Continued from page ~

the board Of aldermen. last Friday, was,
1oday, oHered IN the city council. Presi-
ton was out of order and it was laid
over
The council did adopt resolution ex-
Lawton and sympathy for his family.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York Dec &c
Cotton futures closed very steady. De-
l.25; March. 1872; April. 736: May. 7.4l:
June, Ii2; July. 7.43; August 7.4d; Sep
temhcr. 15l; October G.9l; November.
Cotton spot closed doing nothing: mid
iling uplands, rs; dc. gulf, rs. Sales, 2l2
bales.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-27

The installation Of officers of Exeter
Grange will be held Jan. l3. Past Mas
ter X. =. Rich will act as installing Of
ticer This grange is wide awake ana
numbers AS members, 80 having been
added during the present year.