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poli's .vond erInnd TIL eater.

right good show rewarded big au-
dience that braved bad weather to see
it at Polls last night, There are ten
acts, all fine. The Carl Damann aero
batic troupe Of four people are experts
and give thrilling finish. Comedy Of
the most laughable kind presents In the
sketch by Jimmie Barry and Mrs. Bar
ry, and the skit 1.-TWO Girls and One
Man by Lizzie Evans and company
The three Westons won many recalls
with their excellent musical act, and
Mile Irene and her dog Zaza in their
novel athletic act win the entire house
Marie Winchester, a pretty girl, dane
ed and cake walked on her toes, and
Pierce and Egbert gave an illustrated
song recital Of new numbers that
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ENTERTAINM ENTS.
II4I,criom pMeatrr.

w. a. Bradys and Thomas
O'Rourkes production of the Jeffries-
Sharkey fight, which took place before
the Coney Island Athletic club We're
again exhibited yesterday afternoon
and evening at the Hyperion theater.
The pictures We're taken by the Ameri-
can Mutoscope company and they have
succeeded in bringing forth a contin-
nous picture of one hundred and ten
minutes clear and sharp and devoid of
the pickering which has proved SO det-
rimental to other pictures which have
been exhibited here.
The audience contained many ladies'
who seemed to be as much interested
in the production as the men. There
remains but two more opportunities to
see these pictures and thatis when they
are shown at the matinee to-day and
again in the evening. The weather, al
though unpleasant, did not prevent
large and enthusiastic audiences from
witnessing these pictures, which are
pronounced by all as the best ever seen
here. Seats are now on sale at the box
office. Prices, matinee, 25c, SOC; night,
25c, SOC, Use.
Mr.. Bunnel1 has secured a Christmas
treat for his patrons at the Hyperion
on Christmas day and Tuesday, when
Louis Mann and Clara Lipman will be
seen In their latest success, 1.-THE Girl
in the Barracks" There will be
matinee Christmas day The New York
Sun critic says: "Mr. Mann enacted
the chocolate manufacturer with an ex-
oellent disguise, and he was truly fun
ny. He kept his audience laughing
continually while he was on the stage"
The company includes Joseph Coyne
the well known clever young comedian;
George W. Barnum, who had great
success at the London Strand. and
many others. Seats now on sale. Prices
$3.50, 81, Use.
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Is Now Colonel Callahan.

The nominations of regimental off,
the retirement of Colonel Burpee and
the promotion of other officers were re-
turned as ratified by Adjutant General
Van Keuren yesterday and notice of
the same was received by Colonel Cal
lahan. The order accepts the nomina-
lions as made by the local officers ten
days ago, and appoints Lieutenant Col
onel T. +. Callahan, colonel of the Sec
ond regiment; Major Dickinson, lieu
tenant colonel, and Captain Geddes,
major.
State of Connecticut,
Adjutant Generals Office,
Hartford, Dec. Is, 1899.
Special Orders No 301:
1. Promotions and appointments are
hereby made in the Connecticut Ma
tional guard, MS follows:
Second Regiment.
Lieutenant Colonel Timothy #. Cal
lahan Of New Haven, to be colonel, vice
Burpee, retired.
Major Arthur M. Dickinson of Wa
terbury, to be lieutenant colonel vice
Callahan, promoted.
Captain James Geddes Company A,
Of Waterbury, to be major, vice Dick
inson, promoted. All with rank from
December 5, 1899.
First Lieutenant Henry b. Garter,
commanding Company A. Second regi-
ment, c. N. c., is hereby ordered to
warn the members Of said company to
appear at their armory to nominate by
ballot a captain IN accordance with
Section %, chapter 1888, militia law, and
in like manner make nominations for
any vacancies in the companies; and
officers of said company, occurring by
reason of the nomination above or
dered, and to make return of the nomi-
nations SO made, to this Office without
delay, transmitting Herewith one of his
original orders in compliance Herewith.
BY order of the commander-in- chief,
Louis N. Van Keuren, Adj. Gen.
Official.
VIM E. T.. Landers Asst. Adj. Gen.
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HURLBURT'S BEAUTIFUL WIN
DOWS.
Some of the Prettiest Ever Seen in
New Haven.

Some of the Prettiest Ever Seen in
New Haven.
The beautifully decorated Christmas
windows of s. W. Hurlburt, the grocer
at 1914 Chapel street, are attracting the
eye of everyone who has occasion to
pass that establishment. Never before
In New Haven have four windows been
more tastefully adorned with tempting
delicacies than those of Mr.. Hurlburt's,
and seldom ever In New York where
great expense Is used has an establish
Inent of this kind shown better taste
and Judgment In their display. Hurl-
burt's windows have always been very
attractive but those shown at the pres
ent time far surpass in beauty any
previous effort. Mr.. Hurlburt's son,
Frederick w. Hurlburt, has the entire
charge OF the decoration of the win
dows in the store, and shows most re-
markab!e taste In their make up, as
will be seen by a mere glance at them.
Young Mr.. Hurlburt has always lead
the town with his wonderful ingenuity
in bringing out beautiful effects with
groceries and bottled fruits and his
work for this week Is well worth going
far to see.
One of the windows is almost entire
ly of green. Bottles of green olives
stacked in pyramid form four feet high
and two tall jars containing olive
branches laden with the fruit, are the
principal decorations. These are set Off
with many light green packages of
Chocolate Menier, bottles of olives
placed tastefully about, and numerous
boxes of delicacies Another window is
laden with preserved fruits, imported
cigars and delicacies. The other two
windows are taken up with fancy groc-
cries, etc, and are exceedingly pretty.
Christmas greens are used in profusion
and help to add to the beauty OF not
ONLY the windows but the entire store.
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went big. The st. Ange Brothers are
a whole circus in their comedy bike act.
Herbert and Willing in black farce
comedy and dance and Raymond and
Clarke in a capital acrobatic comedy
act complete the bill. Price 1oc and
zoe; ladies at matinee, 1Oc. Reserved
seats 30c
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JOHN MILLER

HAYWARD BREZERICK MILLER.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
State of Connecticut,
New Haven County, SIS:
New Haven, December 49, A. y. 1890.
UPON THE COMPLAINT of the said
John Miller praying for reasons therein set
forth for a divorce, now pending before
the Superior Court In and for New Haven
County, to be held on the first Tuesday of
January. A. d. 1900;
1t appearing to and being found by the
subscribing authority that the said defend
ant is absent from this State: gone to
parts unknown: therefore,
ORDERED--TIat notice Of the tendency
of said complaint be given by publishing
this order In the Journal and Courier, a
newspaper printed In said New Haven
County, once week for three weeks sue
cessively, commencing on or before the
Goth day OF December, A. d. 1899.
JOHN s. FOWLER,
Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court for
New Haven County. d20 81 ja3
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no correct a rather general mis-
apprehension as to Halls
prices,'' we state that in all
the great number of places
where fancy Groceries and
Wines are sold, there is no
Store where they can be
bought to better advantage.
If intending purchasers, on
the lookout for meritorious
goods, would only look and
compare for themselves, they
would soon find this out.
Ofcourse, keen, wide-awake,
value knowing Housewives
know this already, but preju-
dice, which keeps many away
would, if once overcome, de-
monstrate the great advantage
Of large variety, complete
stocks, and special new articles
at prices absolutely no higher
than elsewhere--with quality
beyond question.
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CLAIRVOYANT.

MARY j. WRIGHT, M. D., and business
clairvoyant, has returned to ~ High St.
DR.. Wright is the best known Clairvoy.
ant in the State. Twenty-Five years in
New Haven. Her predictions on health
and business never fail She treats all
Chronic and Women's Discusses, MtIll u
without metIipin t'Htf vt
Send age and lock of hair. Hours to 5
and evenings. $50
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STIGAR TRUSTS RIVAL.

Dovr, Del, Dec. 19.-The Colonial
Sugar Refining company an alleged
rival of the American Sugar Refining
company, was Incorporated here to-
day, capitalized at 100000, with the
privilege of increasing to 100000 900.
The company is chartered to engage in
the production Of sugar in Cuba, Ha-
wall and Porto Rico, The refining is
to be done by special process on the
plantations.
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District of New Haven, IS. Probate Cour

District Of New HAVEN S. Probate Court,
December 10TH 1890.
ESTATE Of ESTHER Il. s. CRAIG, late
of Scranton, Pennsylvania, owning
property in said District, deceased
The Court OF Probate for the Disrrict Of
New Haven hath limited and appointed six
months from the date hereof for the credit
ors OF said deceased to bring in their claims
against said estate. Those who neglect to
exhibit their claims within said time will
be debarred. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment to sLUCIUS P. DEMING,
d20 BIT Administrator
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Mrs. IL. COHEN

Is now ready to deal In Ladies' and Gen
tlemens cast-off Clothing, Carpets, etc.
A postal card directed TO C57 GRAND
AVENUE win receive prompt attention.
40 LAT
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District of New Haven, ss Probate Court
December 10Th, 1899.
| ESTATE of WYLLYS ATWATER, late of
New Haven, In said District, deceased.
New Haven hath limited and appointed six
months from the date hereof for the credit
ors of said deceased to bring In their claims
against said estate. Those who neglect to
exhibit their claims within said lime will
be debarred. All pei sons Indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment to OLIVER s. WHITE,
d20 st Administrators
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SILYER IN DEMAND.

An article in the New York
Commercial reveals the fact that
the treasury of the United States
cannot supply the silver demanded
by the people and carries with it
the suggestion thnt it will not try
to do so. The article appeared in
the Commercial of September 26,
and was rs follows:
The leading officials OF the treas
ury are serious y concerned on nc
count of the remarkable scarcity
of fractional silver com in the
treasury, and the demand FOR this
form of money to meet The needs
of trade in various parts of the
country.
At the close OF business today
the amount of fractional silver in
the treasury was Only S3,022, 2S6.
The stock in the treasury week
ago was small, but it was consider
ably larger than it is now, the re-
duction being causedby the numer-
ous requests that have come to
the department within the last
few days and which show no signs
of decreasing.
1t IS regarded as n somewhat
singular fact that the supply of
silver dollars, which few years
ago was SO large as to be source
Of annoyance to persons who de-
sired other forms of currency, is
now greatly reduced.
The sub-treasurer at st. Louis
recently declined to exchange sill
yer dollars, except for silver GER
tiiicates, the excuse being given
that the supply was too small to
permit it.
The treasury hns on hand 4O5,-
$685. silver dollars, but it is
necessary TO retain most of this
for the purpose of redeeming sill
yer certificates. the amount of
which is very nearly rs large. The
real supply of silver dollars-that
is, the supply available for other
purposes than redemption of silver
certiiicates-is only sS2,305.
The treasury cannot legally buy
more bullion for coming fractional
silver pieces, and the officials arc
in something of a quRndary Ms to
method of relieving the situation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25
The Best Plaster,

A piece of flannel dampenet:
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and bound on the Effected parts 10
superior TO any plas,er. When
troubled with n pain in the chest
or side, or n lame back. give it .
trial. You are certain to be more
than pleased with the prompt rc-
lief which i, affords. Pain Balm
Is also n certain euro for rhcumn-
tism. For sale by |. W. Rice aud
Weiss Chapman Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25
THE TRUST PROBLEM.

The Industrial Commission, of
which John G. Bell is member,
has been taking evidence for sew
eral months touching the labor or
industrial question.
Recently one L. j. Thurber, an
expert, was before the commits
sion and gnve it IA his opinion
that trusts have come 70 stay. He
says that lh-y produce and dis
tribute much more cheaply than
when the work WAS done hv in.
Vulnerable small concerns. Trusts
do business on the plan Of "alrr
sales and smnli profits. Trusts
are in position 10 buy tie raw
material much more chenply linn
small concerns aud by reasonable
profits can supply the great army
of consumers more economicaI, ! Y
tiuu otiuii SpuCtIus.
The producers of raw matarnl
are the farmers and miners. Hence
it is reasonable to suppose that ull
farm products must necessarily y
remain at the lowest limit for
which raw material can be pro-
duced.
Mr.. Thurber maintains that with
n consuming of $1,000, 900, we
have n producing power of l5O,-
600, 900 and that our problem is to
keep our labor and capital en-
ployed. To do this he asserts it is
necessary to find foreign markets
for our surplus. He does not
seem to realize that when we sell
abroad We must take foreign goods
in exchange for our exports; that
no nation on earth has dollar of
gold to spare for our products.
A foreign market for the trusts is
an idle dream and so long as the
present trust system continues
there must be ups and downs in
business. When our warehouses
become filed there must ba sus-
pension-.-a shutting down of our
mills and factories.
Trusts can produce and trusts
can distribute, but trusts cannot
consume.
Labor can produce and distri-
butte and labor can consume; and
whenever it does these things
there can be no overproduc ion
and no ups and downs in busiu ,ss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25
Brave Men Fall.

Victims TO stomach, liver and kidney
troubles, M well ms women. and ali feel
The results IN loss OF appetite, poi.ons in
tho blood, bncknche. nervousness, head.
ache and tired, ns,loss. run down feeling.
Bot there Ia no need 10 f~l like that.
Listen to j. ". Garner, ldav,lle. Ind.
lie saws: Electric Bitt.rs ARE just the
hing for man when hc IN nll run down
and don; car. whothcr hc lives OF d,~a.
II did mote 10 give mo strength nnd
good appetite ihnn anything I could
;ake. I eau nov cat ANYTHING and have
n new l.nsc 81 ifc." Only - cents. at !.
W. is.c'n Drug storc. Every bottle
punrnntced
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success.

Treasure Station has decided
that he will not publish the tax
list for the present, so delinquents
will not be crowded for "A while
yet.-Prospector.
For several years the county has
been making several hundred dol
lars year of tho printers who
have been doing the work for n
nominal sum. This year the print
erB a-mnn'ed tho price established
10y lw for such work. 1t was on.
" short time ago the Legislature
reduced the rates for publishing
the iax-list from 7j aud 40 cents II
folio to 80 aud % cents, aud the
latter is h. universal price paid in
every county IN the state. 30 fur as
we can learn. Composition, how
ever. hns been SO sharp in this
county that the work has been at
loss, n. the same time the county
treasurer has been charging the
poor men whose property hns been
advertised, the full limit Of the law
aud in this way has the county
gaincd what the printer has los, 10y
foolish compction. 1t IL because
the printors refuse 10 longer pub.
lish tho tHx.list at "a nomiunl sum
that Clark and Station propos. To
keep delinquent tax payers out Of
the clutches Of tho twenty. five per
cent interest tiends for while IL u
scheme for = rake or emit be 10.
visetl. Tho commissioners all nc.
cept what tho Law provides mud the
treasurer has never been known 10
rebate any Of his salary nor charge
tho banks Tor use of the county
funds. but they Nil think It is bust.
nccs TO auction OF everything that
goes TO a printer TO the loves, bid.
der. We have always advocated
economy In county affairs, but Il
shouldn't ell be prseticel on the
poor printer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25

ment, but it was apparently spent
before it was received. Two
punches of vouchers came to the
auditors Office from the home for
the months of September and
October. The home will now
have to borrow money to keep it's
doors open.-Denver Times.
Commissioner Smith says the
home has $4,000 to its credit and
is paying spot cash for everything
needed
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25
SOLplEIs HOME nANKnll.r.

The Soldiers home Inn just 30
cents TO its credit IN the state
treasury dcdnc,ing the vouchers
received by tho auditor of state. II
the books of the ndju'an' Of the
homo are correct. The home has
just received its quarterly allow.
ancs Of $4,000 from tho govern.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25

WHILE price of iron and mnn-
factured goods is booming at an
unprecedented figure, the p-ire of
wheat has stood still and is even
lower, locally, than it has been in
years before. This is also true of
some classes of cattle, which are
JUS. now slumping little, of
course beef keeps up, as the Ge-
mnnd is great on account of two
wars, this demand may become
great enough to raise the price of
wheat locally, but it is II mighty
poor sign of the times when it a.
quires n human slaughter house in
two continents 10 keep up the price
of commodity measured by go.l.
Monterose Enterprise.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25
letter, salt-Rheum and Eczema.

The intense itching and smart
ing incident TO these diseases, Is
instantly allayed by applying
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Oint-
ment. Many very bad cases have
been permanently cured by it. II
is equally efficient for sore nipples,
chapped hands. chilblains, frost
bites and chronic sore eyes. 25cts.
per box. For sale 10y |. w. Rice
and Weiss Chapman Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25

WE know of no more laudable an
enterprise or one more deserving
the hearty cooperation of every cit
izen of Monte Vista than the effort
TO establish public library. Its
influence Is conceded to add as ma
teriaIly to the prosperity OF a town,
through attracting u desirable class
OF inhabitants, ns do it's churches.
The ladies of the Association are
doing all in their power to secure
sufficient grounds that, with the
growth of the town. may be suita-
able for n corresponding addition
to the Library building. They al
so find it necessary 10 build seven
ty-fve feet of walk, and to meet
this outlay they have decided to
hold n Bazaar for three days, and
it IL to be hoped that everyone will
do something toward making il a
auccass
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25

THERE arc indications Of n rio.
ing storm in Rio Grandc Reyuhl. q.
can rnpks that ought Ia br sUr'h.
cred before i, grows beyond cont
troll. There Is great reason lhf 90.
couragcmcnt in this falls oirri 30 10.
and il is the 'lu,y Of the R.pr /.
cans the work together for The 'Y =.
timed success of the party q
year will bc ono OF great imt d.
nnc". nnl uuitel Hrpnbl.an
from, will he mn absolute nrca. So
Think II over. gentlemen. md r.
range TO compron,sc your dil. Z.
cnccs. Pro-pcctor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25

LITTLE things sometimes cast n
shadow over great name. On
Admiral Dewey's return home he
was presented with $4,000
house in Washington the price of
which was raised by private dona-
tions. The admiral accepted the
gift married rich widow and had
the house decided to her. Later
Mrs. Dewey decided the house to
young George Dewey. Tuesday
night the picture Of Dewey WAS
hissed at the grand opera house.
Popular feeling is against the
admiral for the way this nagnlf-
icent gift has been kicked about.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25

IT seems to be conceded that
trusts are potent in keeping down
the prices of all raw materials used
by them. There Is n millers' trust,
n beef trust, and in fact nearly ev-
erything produced on n farm is con-
trolled by trust and prices must
necessarily remain low.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25

In Englnnd sayings bnnks never
suspend. Woulden't i, be II good
idea for tho Americans to copy the
English plan? Over there it's
postal savings banks, don't you
know.-EX.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25

In view of the fact that the
worlds supply of wheat is short it
has been supposed the price of
that cerinl would demand fair
price. But it remains down to
about 20 cents in Chicago. May
be the Millers' trust has something
to do with the low price of wheat.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25
wertiss Niwht and Day.

Tho busiest and mightirst little thing
ihni ever wns mad. II De. kings New
Lifs Pile. Every pill is sugar coatsd
rlobulr ot health. that changes weakness
into strength. l,n,lc-snc~s into energy,
brnin into mental power. Thsyts
wonderful In building up the health.
Only DC per boz. l.W. lsles.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25

IT is reported that the Dan-
ocrats ARE seriously thinkin.. Il
bringing ou. the Hon. ChnrI D..
Hughes for the United 5. ps
Senate to ill WolcottB place.
We don't believe that Mr.. Hughes
would give his consent to anything
OF tho sort. Mr.. Hughes is a
gentleman of the old school aud
never has mingled in the nasty
political mess. Leyelheaded
people to-day do not look upon n
seat in the United States Senate
as n position of honor. L, il n
position of disgrace. Georges
Weekly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25
j. D. LEWIS
d UbTfCE OF THE PEACE.
- - - ; s -ss.s.-
~ Net Yrsw The Gus.

Was the ball that hit q. u. Rteaiman
Of Newark. r1ach. Ia the Civil War.
Il CAUSED horrible Ulcsrs thAt no treat.
rent hs,psd tot 20 yssrs. Then Back.
lsas Aruies Salvs cured him. Curss
Outs, Bruisss, Dusss. Boik, Fsjoes,
Guns, skia Beupesoaa Bsss fsIs esss
% ssrsh. = ~ . bos. Cars k,sees.
tssd. seid ~ I. ". Pisa dfuog,sa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25

If The Rocky Ford sugar plant
proves TO be n success then Monte
Vista can put up Il plant that will
equal any in the state.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25

EDITOR PYDDocK. of the Boulder
Camera, has discovered that fusion
at convictions doesn't mean fusion
at the polls.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25
REAA EsZA1E:
TO EXCHANGE:

Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas,
Missouri, Arkansas. Kentucky
and other eastern farms and
business properties for San
Luis Valley stock ranches.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-11-25

Monte Vista residence and bust.
ness property to sell or exchange.