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Episcopal.

Saint Lukes Pirish--Rev. Rogers Israel, D.
D., rector; Rev. T. J. Ilaughton, senior curate;
Rev. NJ. b. Nash, junior curate, Fourth Sum
day in Advent.
st. Luke's Chureh-7.So a. m, Holy Com
munion; 1880 a. M; morning prayer and SER
mon, 7.3O y. M; evening prayer and sermon .
0.l5 a. m. Sunday school and Bible classes.
ST. Marks, Dunmore-s H. M, Holy COM
munion; 1880 a. m; morning prayer and SER
mon; $50 D. M, evening prayer and sermon
] y. H., Sunday school and Bible classes.
East End Mission, Prescott avenuc-2 D. M,
Sunday school and Bible CLASSES; $50 p. IN.
evening prayer and sermon,
south Side Mission, Fig street-23c p. M. sun-
day school and Bible classes
ST. Georges, oyphant-2.3o p. m, sunday
school and Bible classes; $50 p. m, evening
prayer and sermon.
Church OF the Good Shepherd, corner Green
Ridge street and Monsey ayenue--Iev. +. II. Bate.
man. rector. Fourth sunday in Advent Holy
Communion, T.30 a. M. morning prayer, litany
and sermon, 1890 and Sunday school and Bible
classes, $50 p. m. evening prayer and sermon,
$50 y. m.
st, Davii's church--Rey. Edward James Me.
Henry, rector. Celebration oi Holy Eucharist,
730; mathis, litany and sermon, 1890; even.
song and address, T,3O; sunday school, $50
Christs church, corner Washington avenue and
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~ NE WEEK from tomorrow even
ing, December 80. Rev. II. F.. Z.
Pierce, d. D., has invited the
" Masons of the city and their
wives to attend divine services at
the Penn Avenue Baptist church. This
service Will be In commemoration OF
St., John. the evangelist. whose name
Is so closely associated with the teach
ihgs of the order December - Is st.
Johns day, and the 3Oth being the Sab
bath nearest to that date Will be most
appropriate for the public service. DIR.
Pierce will preach upon THE Lion of
the Tribe of Judah"
The drummer evangelist, Rev. w. II.
Williams, conducts two Anti-Saloop
league meetisgs tomorrow in the Pres
byterian church, Wyoming. 1890 n.
m, subject, breaking Home Ties;"
7.3o p. M. subject. "'The Last Romp
with the Tiger" His appointments
are as follows: Thursday, Dec. q, 7.30
y. M. Presbyterian church, Mehoop-
any; Friday, Dec. 2s 7.3o p. M. Bap-
tist church. Russell Hill; Sunday. Dec.
20. 1890 a. NJ. Methodist church. Forty
Fort; 730 p. H., Court Street Metho-
dist church, Providence; Dec. 81 to
Jan. IT., inclusive, Methodist church.
Dunmore; Jan. 10 to Il. inclusive,
Ash Street Methodist church; Jan. %
to 2s, inclusive, Jackson Street Bap-
list church; Sunday, Feb. 3. Luzerne.
i0.3G a. m. Presbyterian church; 7.30
p. m, Methodist church: D. H..
Young Mems Christian association.
Wilkes-Barre.
The Railroad Young Mems Christian
association workers have been push
Ing their membership canvass all
through this month and the total now
reaches 635 The success of the CAM
vass will be celebrated by the mem-
bers at their mid winter rally on Sat
,lrday evening. the Goth. The famous
Schubert quartette has been engaged
for the occasion and will render a
concert programme. II. o. Williams,
of Richmond, Va, will give an address
Light refreshments will he served and
all members are expected at the rally.
The Railroad Young Men Christian
association meeting Sunday will be
addressed by Secretary w. w. Adair
at 3.45 p. m. Subject. Routes and
Terminals" A railroad talk for all
railroad people. Music by the Cam
brian quartette.
Mrs. Grace p. Offer, of Pittsburg,
who is travelling in the interest of the
Women's Mite Missionary society, will
arrive Monday, ard will address the
women at the church, Howard place,
Monday night.
Rev. +. Z. O'Brien, evangelist of
the Pittsburg African Methodist Epis-
copal conference, will spend another
week with the pastor and members
of the African Methodist Episcopal
church. Meetings this week are
great success.
The Sunday school of the African
Methodist Episcopal church, Howard
place. will receive it's Christmas treat
Tuesday evening.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Hoban will usher
in the New Year by celebrating a mass
at midnight in st. Peters cathedral.
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est would add to the general excitement, until
the theme would be on every lip.
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Mrs. Charles Shook, Mrs. Potter. Mrs. Weather.
bee, Misses Maine Davis, Susie Barnes. Tenors-
Messrs. Joseph Besbcc, Joseph Lenny, Professor
Martin, J. Laird, II. Lees, J. II. Cousins Bass
Charles Shook, !. b. Evans. Organist-Miss
Belle Green. Drector--Profcssor ]. H. Cousins.
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Blakely Baptist Church.

At the Blakely Baptist church. of
which Rev. David Spencer, d. D., is
pastor, there will be special sermons at
both services Sunday. The church will
be beautifully decorated. A fine pro-
gramme will he rendered by an en-
larged choir, under the leadership Of
Chorister H., d. Edwards, with Miss
Carrie A. Kenyon as organist. The pro-
gramme follows:
1880 A. NJ
Prcluue observation-disclosures. ............... Organ
Doxology, "Praise Cod
Lords Prayer, in Concert
Sllutation, "IIark What Mean Those Holy
Voices" ................. Wcsthotf
Choir
Scriptures Luke 2: I-l9.
Hymn 10j, ''loy TO the World" ......... Antioch
Prayer.
Anthem. "And There Were Shepherds" westhoff
Sermon, 'Thc Christmas Spirit. Pastor Spencer
Duet. "The Babe OF Bethlehem" .......... .fcaris
Mrs. NJ j. Lloyd Emily r.. Williams.
Prayer.
ohertory ..'....'....'..... organ
Hymn 1O7, 'liail Thou Long Expected Jesus
IIarwel
7.3O p. VI.
Hymn loJ, "1he Voice That Long in Dark.
ness" ........... .......................H .Herah
Scriptures. Matt 2: Ill.
Prayer
Anthem, "O How Excellent" ....... .Glinnell
Sermon, "Thc Light of the World"
Pastor Spencer
Ladies' chorus. brightest and Best Of the
Sons" ............... kvatz
Prayer.
o1ertOry .................... 'Oisah
Grand finale. "llallelujah Chorus" Handel
Bcnedction.
The Christmas festivities OF the Sunday school
will occur next Tuesday evening
African M. E. Church.
Following is the programme of the
Christmas music in the African Metho-
dist Episcopal church:
Organ Prelude ................M Miss F.. +. Howard
LYNN, ".Ioy to the World
Anthem, '.rhe Shepherds Choir
Bass solo, ''The Newborn King. j. L. Nelson
Solo and Chorus. ''Prince of Peace ...... Choir
Soprano solo, ooh, Shining Light
Mrs. S. j. Morton
Alto Solo, "Birth of Saviour. Mrs +. Nelson
For a Cold In the Head
Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

First Presbyterian Church-Services appropri-
ate to the Christmas season will be held both
morning and evening on Sunday, Dec. 90. DIR.
Mcleod will preach. Arrangements have been
made to have Reunion OF all the members
OF The church at special Communion service
on Dec so. As this will be the last Sunday
OF the year and the last Sunday OF the Century,
the hope is expressed by the pastor and elders OF
the church that every member will be present.
A service preparatory to Communion will be
held next Wednesday evening, Dec. g.
Second Presbyterian church--Services, 1880 n.
m, 7.30 p. III. Christmas services morning and
evening Dr. Robinson will preach in the morn
ing on "The Wise Men, and will give an address
in the evening ut the Christmas praise service.
A cordial invitation is extended to all for all
services.
Green Ridge Presbyterian church-Rev. |. j.
Lansing, pastor; Rev. L. n. Foster, assistant
pastor. 1880, worship, special Christmas music
and sermon, subject, '"Thc Faith of the Wise
Men" IL, Bible school; G.30, Christian En-
dcavor; 7.30, worship, special Christmas music
and sermon, subject, "Childhood Central in
Christianity" cordial invitation and wei.
come.
Providence Presbyterian Church--Pastor, Rev
Dr. George +. Guild Special Christmas music
at 1880 a. IN. and 7.30 D. m The Sunday
school will attend in a body the morning ses-
sion. Endeavor meeting at 6.35 p. IN.
Washburn Street Presbyterian church--Rev.
John T. Moffat ID. D., pastor. Services at 10. so
a. m. and 7.3O p. m; Bible school at IL M. /;
Young Peoples G. +. at $40 p. m. prayer meet.
ing, Wednesday, 7,SO. Christmas music and ser.
mons morning and evening. A double quartette,
choir, also the Bible school orchestra, morning
and evening The pastor will preach Christmas
sermon morning and evening. All cordially wei.
come.
Adams Avenue Chanel New York sirset-.
Preaching service ut 1880 a. M; Sunday school
at 3 O'clock; Mr.. Chandler, superintendent A
meeting Of the Christian Endeavor society at
6.i5 D. m. The Rev. James Hughes, pastor,
will preach funeral sermon for his daughter
in the evening at $50, A very hearty invi-
tatjon is given 10 all who may desire to wor-
ship here
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Park strcet--Rcv. +. s. Ballentnc. rector. Ser.
vices, 1890 q. m. 2.SO y. M, T.S0 p. M All
seats free. All welcome.
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Memorial Baptist Church.

Singing ..................... ..... Congregation
Recitation, "Three Lessons ....Annie Nicholas
Recitation, "Our Maid of Three. Annie Morgan
Recitation, "a Merry Christmas 10 Santa"
Annie Cook
Recitation ,.Johnnic Harris
Song, "uhclc Ned ........,...Afred Williams
Recitation. "Santa Claus" ..... Mary A. Jones
Recitation, "Right and Wrong" Ruth Williams
Recitation, "Nght Before Christmas
Mary Jones
Recitation, "scarch for Santa Claus
Marguerite Harry
Song, "Pray Tell Us" ..........Jane Williams
Recitation, "a Christmas Carol" Bessie Powell
Recitation, "a Secret .......... .Jcnnie Leonard
Recitation, "A New Church Organ"
lulu shots
Recitation, "a vagabond Boy Esther Williams
song ......................... Lewis Hughes
Recitation. Guilty or Not Guilty. May Simms
Recitation ......................Ro Roland Samues
Recitation, 'lleavenlv Father. Francis Davies
Song. "Nfy Name in Mothers Prayer"
Mary A. Jones
Recitation ........................Ev Evan Treharne
hccltution ........... ...hees AleNnhuer
Song, "a Pretty Bird" .........Mary Williams
Recltatlon .....................J ..Jenhie kichards
Trio, 'ic Shepherds Tell Me-
Thomas Reese, Louis Jones' George Davies
Tablcaux, "a Maiden in Search of Happiness"
Motion Song, "Nearer My God TO Thee.
Annie Hughes Mary A. Jones, Bessie Powell
Double Quartette, "The Cuckoo
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No.es OF ko.abies.

The R"thamsted eng Lanai expert
mental station established by Sir John
Bennett LaweS some time before his
death has been provided by his Will
with AZ endowment Of Gl60. 600.
One of the reckless extravaeances OF
the Maharajah Of Bhurtpore, who has
recently been deposed by the govern
n1ent Of India. was the purchase Of a
silver coach costing Gl0.0Ir1.
LORD Roberts has ordered from a
London jewele- five watches ~ the
kind known as "iron-clads." for pres
entation to his Indian orderlies The
watches bear the following inscription.
Presented by Field Marshal Roberts
to. his faithful and unwearied per
sonal orderly throughout the South
African campaign. 1900"
NJ. Lockroy. the French ex- Minister
Of Marine. has been inspecting the new
German feet and Is greatly impressed
thereby. He was struck especially by
The fact that the kaiser's battIeships
carry torpedo boats with q speed Of l.
knots. which can be- nut into the water
at moments notice to act uron any
emergency during a naval engagement.
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Special Advertisements.
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under the head Of WANTED. FOR SALE.
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FOR S. cents, and one month for 81 50
ADVANCE PAYMENT In sendirg by
mail. remittance OF postage stamps or
postal note should be made with order.
as the charges are too small to open
accounts for
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inferred with all their jewelry. In the
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So far no writing or hieroglyphics
have been found, or inscription of any
kind. and the only possible chance of
discovering the key 10 the grand Sc
cret lies hidden in Zimbabwe.-Jew-
elers' Circular Weekly.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MRS CRAM. CLAIRvOYANT. No. 9
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THE MAN OF 80.
Gases Where Success Has Come Late
in Life

Say that a man has passed his
ffftieth or even sixtieth birthday when
financial disaster overtakes him and
leaves him without means Say that
he is wrinkled. gray-haired and a
erandparent. and has had all his say
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speculation or By breach Of trust on
the part OF others, Will such a man
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1873 & 200 Water St., Augusta, Ne.

ONE nine foot walnut wall case. ono
nine foot counter, oak top cont aiming
nine drawers, one six foot oak counter
case, all in good condition H. P. Lowell.
Granite Bank Building. Augusta.
octls dt.
FARM. 80 acres; house. barn and out
buildings In good repair: never failing
well. plenty wood land and some timber
Located in West Gardiner one mile from
Outlet at CObbOssee: road running west
from Outlet. John Daley. West Gardiner,
Me oct1a dlnos
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TO LET.

A NUMBER Of sunny desirable rooms.
siugIy Or en- suite. At a. Patterson St.
East Side octJ0,dtf
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ONE furnished and one unfinished
room. furnace heat and use OF bathroom.
No. III Winthrop 81. octH, DIFF
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So straight bona fide weekly salary paid
direct from Office: expenses extra COM
missions. Capable men and women 10
represent US appointing agents; rapid
promotion and increase salary. New
brilliant lines. Butler & Alger. New Ha-
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FURNITURE. all kinds Of secondhand
bought in Augusta. Hallowell ana Gar
diner: VIII pay good price. Address Geo.
Daniels. 81 Water street. Augusta.
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SQUARE BOX OF PLAYING CARDS
marked Andrews ANA Hall Finder please
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Scribner's Magazine.

The leading article in the March
Scribner's is III. j. Whigham's second
paper on the Boer war in which
he describes "The Fighting with
Methuen's Division Three battles
are described Belmont Gras Pan
and Modder river. All who are in any
way Interested in photogra ply will
enjoy the article contributed by James
X. Darlington on New York at
Night showing what can be done by
the camera in reproducing night scenes
in great city There Is an interesting
article by George f. Pentecost, Jr., on
Landscape Architecture as a Fine
Art. Theodore RooseVelt's articles
on Oliver Cromwell are continued in
this number with an account Of THE
Second Civil War and the Death Of the
King The fiction includes several
short stories and an installment of j.
NJ. Barrie's serial Tommy and
GriZaI "
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The North American Review.

The South African war is accorded Il
liberal amount of space in the North
American Review for March, no less
than seven articles being devoted to
this subject. These articles are
grouped under the general head THE
War for an Empire" and include
Realities Of the South African War
the Marquis of Lorne; Merits Of the
Transvaal Dispute Capt. A. T.
Mahan; THE Doom of the Boer Oil
garchies,' Thomas c. Hutton; 'Ameri-
cas- Attitude Towards England" Hon.
II. a. Alger; Gould the War Have
Been Avoided?" Prof. S. NJ. Macvane;
America and the War" sydney
Brooks, and THE Responsibility OF
Cecil Rhodes" The remaining contri-
buttons embrace: The Hay-Paunce-
forte Treaty" I'VE are Too Much
Governed" rs National Divorce
Law Desirable" and THE President <
War Power and the Tariff
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Harper's MAGAZINE.

The current issue of Harper's Maya
zine opens With a stirring article de-
scriptive Of "MOose-Hunting with the
Tro-chutin." In The Problem Of
Asia" capt. a. T. Mahan presents
some Of the important features Of this
much discussed subject. An article Of
general interest is contributed on
pretoria Before the War Three
noteworthy articles are Germany 5
First Colony in China" The Sacred
City of the HindOOs,' and Russia :
Advance in Central Asia The third
installment of Mrs. Humphrey Ward $
brilliant novel Eleanor" is given. and
naturally forms the most prominent
part Of the fiction. although there is
also a number Of delightful short
stories by popular writer's. All in all
the number is a decidedly interesting
number
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Augus.a's Coming Municipal Election.

The voters of Augusta may well re-
gard it as privilege to so to the polls,
next Monday, and vote for the re-
election of Mayor Samuel w. Lane,
The administration of our city affairs.
the past year. commands the respect
of every honest man. 1t has been
strictly businesslike and has been in
no degree a partisan administrator.
There has been economy in every de-
partment. and the genuine reduction Of
over $4,000 in the city DEBT IS APP
preciated by every taxpayer. Mr..
Lane has labored hard and earnestly
for the citys welfare, proving himself.
nc he has in previous years. to be
possessed of all the qualities that go
to make a first-class mayor. He de-
serves a magnificent endorsement at
the polls, next Monday.
In every ward the Republican
nominations are strong and worthy
The full party support The men
nominated for the two boards are
honest. capable men of affairs, sincere
in their determination to act for the
highest good of the city. There should
be no Indifference in the coming
municipal election. Every good citi-
zen should see that his name is on the
voting list ana should cast his ballot,
election day. The people have reason
to be satisfied ana pleased with the
way the city affairs have been mar
aged. When was there more bust
ton? The welfare Of Augusta de-
mands the election Of the full Repub
Hcan ticket, next Monday. ana it
should b. accomplished by rousing
majority in every ward.
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The New England Magazine.

The illustrated features Of the New
England Magazine for March are cX-
Ccptionally interesting ana with the
remaining sketches, poems and stories
make up a decidedly attractive issue.
The leading articles are THE Educa-
ton Of the Feeble Minded" by Kat"
Gannett Wells. "English History in
Winchester Cathedral" The Marie
Antoinctte Houses of the United
States,s New Ipswich in New Hamp-
shire" and THE Amistai Captives."
This magazine has more than the
usual interest for Maine readers
this month as Mrs. Emma
Huntington Mason If Augusta.
contributes charming poem I,
it. entitled "Thc Smoking Pine, n
Legend Of the Vaughan Stream at
Hall0Wcll"
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OOnah0e'S Mao azine.

A richly illustrated article on "a
Sunday in Dublin" opens the March
DOnahoe's. and gives an interesting
picture of this Irish city. T. St. John
Gaffney writes of The Alleged Eu-
ropean Coalition Against the United
States During the SpanishAmerican
War" The Drama of Yesterday and
Today" gives an interesting review Of
theatrical events. 1t is profusely illus
trated. An entertaining article. also
richly illustrated. describes "Montreal:
a City of Varied Interests" Other
contributions to this excellent number
are: The Brehon Laws Of Ireland"
In the Monastery Garden" and
People in Print"
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The Coming AGE.

The current number of this able
magazine presents a long list of strong
articles chief among which are Some
Interesting but Little Known Facts
About Charlotte Cushman." Some
Psychological Aspects of Experimental
Science" The Relation III Religious
Glasses to Social Regeneration, /" Race
ana Religion in Swiss Referendum, "
The Poems Of Emerson" The Kin
ship of Souls" applied Psychology;
or Hypno-SuEgestive Therapeutics. "
and The Poems of Homer: An Allie
CORY Of the Ten Great Battles of Life. -
The several departments, notably
Health and Home" give a large
amount of interesting ana instructive
matter.
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