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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30

9ebrer: rMun tann 2 qspfel unb 2
qepfel 5uidmmen5G6len, bas mdGt
4 Qepfel; aber 2 glepfel unb 2 9irnen
lam man ni6t 5uiummen5dblen, bonn
aepfel unb 8trnen limb Oeri9ieben -
oas iino tpeoer 4 aepfel NOD 4 9irs
nen!"
Der fleine Sarl (Spbn zines Ril6s
bGnolers): rgber, Serr 2ebrer, 2 2is
ter Mil9 unb 2 Otter DaFer suIams
men iino bod 4 Otter Mtl9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Gin Socrenfort.

Hd6 benz b~etpGbrten 8runbiube,
bab Der Qneriff bic bette 8ertbeiOis
sung lit, ba6sn bic 8peren ben @infaa
Der engliI6en Sruppen in tbr 9ebist
ni6t ~abgetpartet, ionbern in BEN
Sample Inn lire unabbGnsigteit ielbit
bic Sffenfpe ersriffen. Die ungeubns
ten @rfolse, pelde fe babel errungen,
geb0ren bereits Der 8eidi9te an.
Srobbem BADEN ie es ni4t periGumt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
gngfanos StreitRrdfte.

Bis Dor Sturgeon befanben fi9 in
Gaplano unb in Natal ettpu 10000
Munn resuldrer engliI4er Sruppen,
bic bereits beim Iusbru9 Der Seinbs
feligteiten bur9 inbiihe Regimenter
auf $4,000 Mann peritdrtt paren
unb bemnd9it bur4 Ra9I6ub aus
England drf etpa $4,000 Mann gez
bra9t perben olen. Siersu tommtnp9
cine betrddtlife 3abl BON ben in
Qfrita ielbIt aussebObenen unb bort
formirten SrGften. Der @ouperneur
Der Gapcolunie lit nGmlt9 bere4tigt,
ale btenitpfIi9tisen 2eute i'm aIter
BON 18 Biz 80 Sabren sum 8riegss
btenit ein8uberufen, mas i'm giinitigs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30

= @sr 6 t, Der finoet - aber
ie mebr bic MenIdsn finOsn, nm 10
iuebr Iuden lie.
-Sptim # d. Saufirer Ger
binausgeporfen pirb unb iiber Elm
SuTeiIen itolpsrt): Sin SufeiIen! -
Sas bebeutet Slid bu geb' i4 nod
NAL 'rein!"
- abpeifuNq. Srdulsin: -
,@enn man uns 10 oft Suiummtn rds
5sln iiebt, 70 fOnnts man uns fir psrz
beirdtbet 6altsn." = 9err: .Mogsn
uns bi. 2eute bafir baltsn! Denn
mfrs Rur in Wirtlidteit niat iino!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30

ten Der iippigiten Srppenpegetation
ausbreitet. Bon Der 9eODlterung, bic
Ii9 duf mebr ais cine babe Milipn
Seelen 6e5iffern mag, tppbnt 9eptb Elm
Srittel, penn ni9t oariiber, auf benz
@aFer. Spneit mar ben gepaltigen
Strom dufs uno abpGrts blidsn Tam,
iinb an Ietnen ufern i9pimmenbs
9duIer in boppelten, breiz, pterfa6en
Reiben perantert, ems bi9t am anbez
rem. gls Dabr5ei9en unb b09Ites
9autpert Der Staot Itetgt bic grobars
tige Pprdmioe bes But Si9eng auf.
&ls unumIdrdntter SelbItberrT9er
paltet bier SDnig Si9ulalongtprn,
elmer Der aufgetlGrteIten Siiriten, bic
allf einem aIiutiI6en Sbron geIeFen
baden, elm Monur6, Der glei9 na6 feiz
mem Regierungsantritt bic StIapersi
bebeutenb einidrGntte, bann S6ulen,
6oIpitGI.r, StrdBen uno @iIenbabnen
ms 2eben rief, bic 4rmee nab euros
pGiI6em Muiter organiIirte unb cine
&~riegsflotte I9uf, glei6pobl aber in
Der Sinfiisuns abeuolGnbiIder Gle
msnte in bic alteinbeimii9e GuItur elm
peiIes Mab beoba6tete. Die Refiben5
bes &6nigs lit als DobniiB zines
pra9tliebenben Monar6en Der Sdauz
plab glGnSenber unb rdui9snOer SeIts
li9teiten, Der Suuptpalait Elm srpBurs
tiger 8au nit impOianter, Spsi Stods
fperte bobsr .6aeube. SeFesDdrtegg
mar Qu9enSeuge Der nit oentbdr groBs
tenn pomp am &ronprin5en poa5Oses
nen @eremonie bss Sauridneibens, in
bsren @erIuuf Der tOnigIi6e &nabe in
elmer 9dbepanne aus purem 9oloe
Ylab su nebmen bate. IN bic persoIs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
SurbdH.

gtpd so Meilen i'm SitsSiibofet
bon Pietermaribburs, Der Sauptitubt
bon Ratal, liegt an Der Hatdlbdt, benz
b ItenSafen 5fpii9en Der Gdpitaot ulo
Der Oelagudbai, bas 1916 segriinoete
Ourban, Der 9lusgunsspuntt Der in
bas Snnere Ratals, ma9 benz Oranjes
Sreiitaut unb Sranspaul fihrenoen
@iIenbaGn. lleber Durham, bds 49,
900 @inppbner bat, BON beRen Die
SGlfte Snbisr unb &uffern Iinb, sebt
Der geIummte %uuspGrtige 9anoel Der
britiTden golonie Rutdl. CUR Iuss
fubr selangen unter anberem Woae,
,3uder, SGute uno 5elle. Ser 9afen,
Der friiber MIR S9iffen BON geringem
Siefgang 5usdngIi4 mar, 1T lett unge'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30

bette Sbisrfiguren oIer grt Hare
@afetftrablen ipieen. 9ln ben tDnig>
lt9en palaft f9liebt ii9 bic pbdntaItis
i9e Sempelitabt Wat BRA 8eo an nit
ibren Pagoben, Sbiirmen, Statuen,
Sbierfisuren unb bier a%ufsebGuften
&oItbdrteiten BON unglaubli9em
Wertb. Srob al Der Serrli4teit Der
Sempel unb Der rei9en Opferguben an
bic PrieIter berrI9t aber in 8eSus uuf
bic Religion 9Iei9giItigtsit, unb Der
8ubb9ismus lit in siam i'm Riebers
gang begriffen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30

y q "
grefe perldFen bat, be6en 8erfafer,
Der pielgepanoerte DeltreiIenbe @rnit
b. 9eNe : Wartegg, in Der Gage tit,
mad alien Rt9tunaen Quftldrung gu
fpenben iiber bic ni9t gu Dertennenben
Sprtf9ritte, bic bas gauge 2anb, naz
mentIi9 dber bic SauptItabt 8angtot,
gu berSei6nsn bat. Die rei9e grfabs
rung, bic b. SeTTe : Wartegg auf ietnen
Weltpanberungen eriporben bat. befGz
bisten ibn, au9 in Siam ni9t nit
auf5ei9nunsen it9 begniigen gu mill
fen, bic nur Der, tpenn aud nod 10
frembartisen auBenIeite eere9t tperz
ben, ionbern benz Deien Der 0tnge
tiefer duf ben 8runb gu geben. @rz
freut in Der beri9nenoerii6en sSiine
Der Q~bbtibunssn Der tiinitlerti9e8lid,
Der unter benz pprbanoenen Materidl
bic auspabl traf unb bieies in gez
f9tdter WeiIe our9 Reuaufnabmen err
gdn5te, 10 feFeln i'm Sert bic ani9aus
li9e S9iloerung bon 2anb unb 2euz
ten, bic bur9iidtise 9arfteIung unb
iiberii9tIi9e 9ruppirung Der Sbutiaz
den unO bic unparteiIi9teit unb @ors
urtbeiIsloiigteit in Der S9luBfoIse>
rung.
3unG6it ma9t Der 8erfaHer ben
2eier nit benz MenamItrom betannt,
Der IebenipenOenben Sauptarterie bes
2anbes. Damn tau9t 8angtot auf,
bic MGrdenitubt nit ibren aablrei6en
9agooen, Pulditen unb pergolbsten
Sbiirmen, Die ii9 eintge Stunben pbers
balb Der MiinOung bes Menum, limit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30

- 3peifeL rSOu i9 nod ldrs
ger tpdrten, UOer ion i'd mid Sur
Srnuen6eipesuns enti9lieben?"
-PtetGt @oe: .Wdrum bGnsIt
bu osnn nit iolGer 2ieb, an benz alien
Ring?" Cube: .Ous 1T Elm anbentsn,
ben babe i'd meiuer Sauts ss!tObIen,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30

- Man6sr. Der gsgsn autoritGs
ten tdmpft, tdmpft in Der Sbut fit
feline eigene.
: Der u i9itrid ibrss @ebals
tes itebt BEL ben meiIten Renidsn era
beblid nieOriger, ala Der S9dum ID
rer SuasRb itisa. +.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30
Sre9.

t6err: nSest babe ia Sbnen fir 10
9fennis' ubsetauft uno sic Iagen mir
nod Gro6betten!"
Sduirsr: 50, sluubsn sic benin,
i6 bin elm Qutomat. BEL benz fir 10
pfsnnig' SiBigteiten beraustoa-
men2!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-11-30

8irtbin: pa gsbt GiHsr ale Sag
Bel uns poriiber uno 1T nod ni4t elm
einsiges Mal BEL uns eingetebrt =
nift einmal tpenn friif oHge5apft
pirol"
Wirt6: pas lam nur Elm iuRger
gbemann fetn!"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
MARKET NOTES,

As will be noticed by the advertise
ment in todays Spy, The Arizona &
Texas Consolidated Copper Company
has changed its agency IN Worcester.
and it has now passed INFO the hands
OF White & Stocluven in the Walker
building Tins is due to the fact that
thelI former agent. James s. Aborn,
Las ceased doing business here, and
the change was mutually agreeable to
ne Consolidated Company and to Mr.
Aboru.
Boston Betting Company will pay 81
per snare, quarterly April l.
lhomas w. Lawson, vino made 81
quarter OF million in the Sugar deal
on Thursday, offers to bet 100000 that
sugar touches 100 IN 20 days. He has
already bet $4,000 that it will touch
200 in 20 days
A reaction Of 10 points has taken place
in Quincy during the past month. and
conservative investors are beginning
to enter orders on a scale down. The
stock may sell lower. but it is gen
orally believed that it will soon be
quoted again around $50
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
THE MARKET ELSEWHERE

New York, March 1S.-The change in
stock prices compared with yesterday
was very narrow.
In the early trading prices drifted
downward, notably Confidential Tobac-
co, International Paper, Glucose. Amer
lCah steel and Wire, Brooklyn Transit,
burlington, Texas Pacific and Metro
poHtan Street Railway. The movement
seemed to be in the nature of discount
ing an unfavorable bank statement for
when it was published showing a de-
crease Of over $4,00000O in the surplus
reserves, but contraction of some
three and half millions in loans a
covering OF short contracts set in, Met
ropoitan, Brooklyn Transit and most
OF the other stocks which had shown
Garner recession, We're lifted smartlv.
Interest very largely ceutered in Su-
gar again today, and the stock closed
Mitnln a fraction of the high point
az l., yesterdays closing being 1914 10
other specialties showing improve
ments of note on the day We're Brook
!yn Transit and Tennessee Coal and
IRON. There were declines Of from
fractions to 3 per cent in Tobacco and
some of the new industrials. including
Continental Tobacco InternatfonaI pa
per, American Tin Plate and American
steel and Wire. The railways left off
practically on a parity With yester-
days closing. The market closed strong
and active.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

l7&c,, but buyers at these figures are
hard to find, While a leading agency
offers cash and March copper openly
at lIlsc., and bids l6&4C. 1t looks as if
little manipulation was going on for
a decline, and whether justified or not,
1t has somewhat of deterrent effect
on buyers.
The purchase Of the Continental mine
by the Old Dominion marks a new era
in the history of the latter company
one thoroughly conyerSant with the sit
uatiOn says: The Continental sustains
about the same relation to the old Do
mInion as the ComanChe did to the
Montana. 1t viii be the making of the
property. 1t is a far Better mine even
than the Old Dominion, and its ore.
which is sulphide, will reduce the cost
Of treating the Old Dominion carbon
ate. ! look to see the Old Dominion
In The near future produce copper at
such low figure that the stock will
be worth from IS to 100, even with COP
per at 10 cents
The purchase will probably be fl
uanced without new stock issue, or call
upon stockholders. The company is
now producing copper and earning
money, and as the price paid for the
Continental is understood to be low,
IT can be easily settled, for despite the
statements put out for market purposes.
the Oid DOminion'S credit is still good
There is considerable criticism of the
Pioneer mana cement, which is charged
with Withholding information of the
true state Of affairs at the mine If
the statements of lack Of ore are cor
rect, the management used up all its
reserve to make the last statement of
earnings show we'll
several times within the past week
or two, the New York trust COnlDa1,ieS
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
REAL VALUES.

In emphasizing the value of laughter
have had in my mind q phrase of
stevenson, which any of us ambitious
to start out upon a revaluation of all
the values might take with him as an
excellent touchstone, 1t occurs, if re-
member Alright, in The Amateur Emil
grant" In which, describing one of his
fellow passengers on his voluntary
sec ond-cabin" voyage to America, he
tells us Of his ambitions for commercial
and civic success He spoke Of such sue
cess, adds Stevenson, with one of those
fashes Of reality which make him some
thing like great writer-"as if it was
real like laughter"
AS il it was real like lauphter,"
What a profound saying is that, How
cIear-seelng, how purged, must have
been the vision Of the man who could
look right through the thousand OBJ
scurng wells of custom and sham to
light up with so vivid phrase the real
.ity behind. OF all SteYenson's gifts his
most precious gift was that profound
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
AZ oRAToR,s BREAkFAsT.

ONashington Correspondence of the Mar
(Shalltown Qowa) Times-Republica
4 young lady contributor to local pa
per perpetrates the following on one OF
lowa's distinguished statesmen:
Two young women sat Just in front oi
me in the House of Representatives gal
lery Wednesday, afternoon. One of them
obviously was from out of town: the
other quite as Enthusiastically lives in
Washington. for she was pointing out the
men on the floor for the edifcation of her
companion.
"Oh, who's that man over there?" asked
the companion, I've seen him some.
where before. Who is ito"
That said the other "That' s-oh
dearl l can't remember the name but
know il Just as wen as, as know my own
mer, and We used to call him ROLLED
Oats because he always GRATED his
breakfast order.
Waiter he'd say, bring me some
r-r-olled oats and some f-r-r-resl
cr-r-r-eam and some b-r-r-own br-r-rcad
so we always called him 'R-r-rolleC
Oats But what is his name? Oh, yes
Why, how stupid Of me to forget it.. Hes
MI. DOlliVer."
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
SUBMARINE CANYONS, RIVERS AND
VALLEYS
(From the London Telegraph


II England and France are not al
ways as one now, there was time
when they We're physically united, ac-
cordng to a map shown by Prof. Ed
ward Hull at the Royal Geographical
Society, where he read a paper yester-
day on the Sub oceanic features of
the coast of western Europe" Among
these features he described a deep
canon or river course in the centre OF
the English channel running from the
straits Of Dover westward for a dis
lance Of 20 miles. known as "Eurd' =
Deep" Commander Hurd having dis
covered it while making soundfngs for
the admiralty. This gorge has a depth
of 200 to 25O feet below the bed of the
channel. 1t was kept open by the force
of the waters of the English channel
as they rose and fell. Very curious fea-
lures We're observed in the case of the
Adour in France The ravine through
which it flowed at some ancient date
was discovcrable for a distance Of GO
or 70 miles from the coast, and about
50 miles out 1t divided. forming. as il
We're, an island, 5000 feet down under
the sea level At one time there must
have been some magnificent cascades
in these gorges as the declines in their
courses amounted TO as much as
| thousand feet in a mile, CndoubtedN
at one time the land extended far out
into what is now the sea, and was
several thousand feet higher than if is
today, but the action OF the water had
worn the earth away. In the Bay of
Biscay, 40 miles off Cape Pieto, il n
scastack 200 fathoms below the snrfaco
Of the sea, measuring on the land sido
$500 feet and the other side 1900 fen,
from crown 20 base.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
FREDA {. CHANDLER.
investment
Securities,
Room 529, State Mutual Building.
Worcester, Mass.
AN INVITING INVESTMENT.
ARIZONA & TEXAS CONSOLIDATED COPPER
COMPANY,

Shares now selling at SIS each. ana win
soon soon. sell at So. Why? Because the com.
pdnE owns Gree Of encumbrancel The
richest copper deposits In this coHntrv
rms ,company's stock is non-speculatiycI
simply safe and profitable Investment
IL IS conducted on the same lines thai
destined to show equal earnings. Buv he.
lore another advance takes place.
Prospectus, maps and plans Of the MON.
ertE, deeds, abstracts Of title. engineers,
reports and other particulars. 26 EGnita.
BILE building, or White & StocEU,eIl' I6:
Main ST., Worcester ~ "'
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
HOWiS THIS i?

We offer one hundred dollars reward TO,
any case of catarrh that cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure.
i. j. CHENEY &, CO. Props, Toledo, O.
We. the undersigned, have known +. j
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their firm
Wost & TruaX, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo. o.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin. Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo. O.
Falls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price Use. per
bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testi.
monials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
TREASURY STATEMENT

Washington, March Is. - Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows Available cash balance, $3.50, 352 :
1893: gold reserve, $241, 242l5; net silver.
$50I40,6l0; United States notes in the
treasury. SIS, 1886, 1Os; treasury notes Of
1890, 81, 259 355; total receipts this day,
S1,T72 092 do, this month. $3g. 357, 551; do
this year, 1864 100, 739; total expenditures
this day, 100000; do. this month, s29, 253, :
900; do. this year $472, 776 1872; deposits in
national banks, $90,69l,30l; silver bullion,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
NATItE OLE IAIpORTS

New York March 1S.-The imports of
dry goods and general merchandise at this
port for the week were valued at $4965. .
207. The exports of specie We're s.. 052 ASS
silver and S5460 gold imports were, $106 179
silver and $33 S54 gold
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
SHE PROTESTS.


" lOl4l = hNh'J
The Nurse: II hear ovid Van Aston
bilt pays his Frinch cook tin thousand
dollars a year"
The Cook: "Yis; thin dom foreign.
ers is KILN our business more an more
livery year."
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
IIoward. CrosbY & d. s Bogton I,ctter

(Howard, Crosby & Co.'S Boston letter.
There was a sharp rally in wheat this
morning. Market opened Ia over yester-
days closing price and held it's strength
all day. Cables were found to be consid-
lower, as was expected. The foreign mar
ket was no doubt Influenced by prospects
of small world shipments. Argentine
week of about one-third, but this may be
only temporary as March is always a
high-tide month in exports from that
country. There will probably be an in
crease in tee visible supply on Monday,
which is Vt'y unusual at this season; it
will he due 10 the liberal receipts in the
northwest. Price Current estimates
wheat from reserved March LIST at 147, GOO IS
900, which is 81 .DO0,G )l less than the govern
mont estimate and only 10000, 600 more
than last year. when it was the smallest
crop damage is as yet uncertain and must
be for some time longer.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
IN THE COPPERS.

The copper market remains I'M
changed, with the tone fairly steady.
Lake continues to be quoted at 17ls@
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
Sugar Makes Another
High Record.
WHY IT WENT UP.



The bank statement yesterday was
better than had been. expected. Loans
,,.o,e ,.a4,,,,d ..,,,7 ....,;i.. i,.. g.. 7.,,i,.
'>''' '.''' ''oH -, We l'o9'''
was lWlt" as great the feuuctlon III re
serve liability was offset by large
1,ss ~, s,,,.s. f.,.i,,,, .,-,..r,,. ,....-.,...
r,,,,.. ,,,iIIi,.,,.. ,.'... -
-'-i -''i''-''-'' '.NS 'i''" last "eeN'
The specia. features influencing bank
averages, commented on so freauently
the mast .,.oa,- ,,., ,,,,,7.,..,,,,l -, iii
CIV P@a' w. 'ie "IIue'S'"o" SO wen
mat 'he eNhinll really Is favorable in
Tlewsof the clements at work A bet
Ter condition af tba b.1l.a fs Iil-ei,- f.,
ha g., r,.. ~, 49,. 5000 g.,.,
NV '-7'' o'"' F-"'0''''0u i'll
gold IS ON The VA or is To come from
Australia
e soo,, s. ,t, l,.,,,l- ,t..,-.-.,,4 $780,.
am sta cement was
issueu yesterday there was rush to
buy stocks. and the result left prices
at considerah HE advance o,.a,. ,-ssto,,-
Do. - ,,.l
'''0 q 7'YN 'Se III lne "seh'
sugar reached ll2l2, another new
high record a gain of points over the
oneoino aud q ,o+ ri.., +.,,. 49,, --..,-
- ~ a''' '0l 'i'9 cen
VI Ola, me IulhoF from sugar BUY
!is pue1 80 - mat an OUTSIDE feIlne-
res anu me glucose combination have
peeh Gorralied IN the interest OF the
american sugar Re1nlng Company
ana an that new company Will absorb
an an llterests. sugar shareholders hay
ing rlght 10 subscribe TO the new
STOCK, Whlch rights may be worth $50
per n snare :, y r,-,,..- -
, Yea: ,. y. WHITE SAYS; Il don't be-
nsNe that thefe is man on the street
VINO Knows why Sugar Went up. 1t is
o on " thoss thlngs which bring forth
-, 'o,' sosis OF reasons based on purely
sFoanaiess reasons. cannot see how
~ eoqlo nave been raid on the shorts.
r"r mere were very few shorts on the
ihSrkeJ curing the day
IN TINS end OF line there was good
xo'I p,., o. trading n Sugar and Chica-
go, burhhgton ana Quincy and marked
ssIensth was shown in Lamson Store
service and Central Massachusetts,
-whte on the cQrb'-that is, in that
was not in eyidence-Fortuna rose to
stG ,. 0ld Dominion was about the
tn
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
FALL RIVER MARKET.

Fall River, March 18.-The trading il
the mill stock market during the weel
has been active, the sales all being mad
at good prices. Bidders have been forceC
to pay good prices if they wished to Sc
cure shares. The print cloth market il
firm and unchanged at ~ cents.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-19
RIALTO LEASING & MINING CO.,
S50O,0Oo.
Sl.0O each.
Capital Stock,
Par Value OF Shares,
Registrars and Transfer A KnckerbOcke Trust Co. New York.
Bankers, wells, Fargo Co.'S Bank, New York.



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profit. We wired over 500 Spectators an
the 9th uit.. to buy SUGAR AT Us -"
The action of the market proves we
knew the intentions of the directors'
board regarding the dividend.
Are you one Of those who took advar-
tage Of the offer? If so the following does
not apply to you, as you will receive fbs
information without further expense. If
you are not
WE WILL TELEGRAPH YOU
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
20 POINTS PROFIT,

Ten days ago we offered to give Won IN
formation on Sugar charging You but fiys
dollars for the same and guaranteeing Won
The Portland daily press., 1899-06-08
WESTBROOK.

MIR. winford II. Smith of this city a
graduate of Bowdoin. '9s. is to be the
manager of the Kirkwood this season.
Mr.. Smith served as clerk at this house
last year. &N4 tx
The schools of this city are TO close for
the summer vacation, Friday, June 1ol
The graduating exercises of the senior
class of the high school will occur Mon
day the 18th.
a party of the friends and neighbors of
Mrs. Jere Staples called on her at her
home Tuesday evening and rendered her
a very pleasant surprise. The occasion
was In honor of her birthday and the
affair was successfully managed by her
son, Mr.. Lew Staples. Mrs. Staples was
the recipient of large number of pres
ents. During the evening programm Q
of vocal ana instrumental numbers was
enjoyed. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening.
The meeting OF the East End W. c. L.
U. held Tuesday afternoon at tine home
of Mrs. Laura Clark was well attended.
The meeting WAS addressed by Mrs. l..
g ertrude Leavitt who spoke of Differ
emit Lines of Temperance Work. Mrs.
Il. 7. Berry discussed very ably the
Savings Bank Question in the Public
Schools -
After the regular meeting of Minneha.
ha council D. Of p, held Wednesday ev-
ening programme of choice musical and
literary mum bers was enjoyed.
Rev. +. l.. Payson and wife of Lisbon
Falls, formerly pastor of the local Uni.