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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17
COTTON.

New York, June 16.-The market Tor
cotton futures opened easy IN tone with
prices one to three points lower. and
further sold off later under pressure from
the bulls and bears who were Influenced
bv good weather reports, a friendly
Chronicle statement of the weeks de-
velopnlents in the belt and disappoint-
ing English cables. Absence of specu-
Iative support added to the irregularity
as did rumor that cloth markets We're
stupidity dull and tended lower. After
the first burst Of trading, business settled
down to a professional week end set
Element of accounts and prices varied but
little from the early decline. Sentiment
WAS not over decided though rather in
clined to the bear side under encouraging
weather predictions and good crop re-
ports from Texas.
The foreign element took an Indifferent
part in forenoon operations on the local
exchange and influential interests, which
had figured so prominently during the
fore part of the week, failed to appear as
traders. Much OF the cotton sold COM
rr.sed holdings piled up early in the week
on the belief that a strong New Orleans
CLIQUE" was going to push July and hu-
gust to nine cents. The bears were dis
posed to be conservative and extended
commitments with great caution.
NEW YORK.
New YORK. June lG-Cotton futures opened
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NAVAL STORES.

Charleston s. g.. June l6.-Tuipentine 10th
ing doing ut 43R; sales 90.
Rosin quiet; receipts =; sales exports ~.
Quote: Il. c. ID, Sl05; f, Sl.l0; II. $I.l5: g. lbs;
H. sl&5; i, 81 40; X. SI.5O NJ, Slc5; \, SI95; " 9
30; W w, $3.50
Savannah, Ga. June lG -Turpentine firm at
l3K receipts lil5; sales 200; exports 80.
Rosin firm; receipts 3lS0; sales l,l2}, exports,
l69
Quote: A, b, G. D, sl.20 f. $l25; F,s1.30; O,
$50; II, $3.50; J. $l6O; X, $40; NJ, DISC; n
$40; VIC, g. IS; WV, S2.55.
Wilmington, n. G., june lG-Turpentine
staady at 424m431i receipts l2d.
Rosin firm at - al.lO receipts 52}
Crude turpeutine steady at Sl.GO12G0; receipts
10 barrels.
Tar quiet at $40; receipts IA barrels.
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HAVEN & sToUT's COTTON LETTER
Especial to News and obseryer.)

Especial to News and Observer
New York, June 1G.-The Government
report on crop conditions on June LIST
was a confirmation of the previous esti-
mates regarding the extent to which the
area planted has been increased over
that Of last year. On the other hand
it. also showed a considerable reduction
in the relative condition Of the crop from
that which existed at the same period
In 1899 and preceding years. In Texas.
which as the largest cotton producing
State Is a factor Of primary importance,
the situation is stated to be the most
unfavorable at the beginning Of a crop
for any time in the past twenty years.
The principal drawback, OF course, is that
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ERNEST HAYWOOD,
Ta,y, mic 4tonoF
June G. 1900. dtds.

Fort Caswell, N. c., May q, 1900
Sealed proposals. in triplcate, will be
received here until II M, June 20, 1900,
for constructing, plumbing and electric
wiring. ! Barrack, | Mess Room and
Kitchen, 9 Single Sets Officers Quarters
and / double Set n. G. S. Quarters at this
post. u. s. Reserves right to reject any
or all proposals. Information furnished
on application. Envelopes containing
proposals Will be indorsed Proposals for
Barracks and Quarters" addressed p
+. Bishop, Q. M.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. June 16.-The stock market
TODAY abandoned the attitude Of waiting,
in which 1t has been so long steadfast
and gave itself over to active liquidation,
with all the appearance Of state OF
alarm. Two expected incidents were the
cause of this change. First of these was
the action Of the directors of the North
ern Pacific announced after business
hours yesterday, in reducing the dividend
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York. June 1.-THE weekly bank
statement shows the following changes
Surplus reserves. decreased. $S75,50O;
loans, increased. $500; specie, de-
creased, $1335 600; legal tenders, in
creased. 1865 700; deposits. increased
81. 024 500: circulation increased, $37 800
The banks now hold $lT19S,750 in ex-
cess of the requirements of the . pei
cent rule
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H0LDERSAT ONCE UNLOAD
Look For Decline in Earning Of Grain
Carrying Roads.
NORTHERN PACIFIC REDUCES DIVIDENDS
The Liquidation Was Carried TO Still Greater
Lengths on the Report Of The Burning
of the Legations at Prkin
Yesterday.

New York, June 16.--The market closes
with general business still slow: prices
On yard wide GA square bleached cot
tons are very irregular and cut half cent
in some quarters. Dark prints in fair
demand. No other feature in cotton
goods Cotton yarns weak and heavy, I'M
settled and agents refusing in some cases
to name prices except under special CON
ditons.
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OTHER COTTON MARK ETS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK, June l6.-s p. M.-Mocey on call
easy at Y per cent; last loan per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 31sGt4A per cent. Ster-
ing exchange steady, with actual business in
nankers bills at S4.etl sM4sT4 for demand and 1T
H.SlAM4 .Si% for slAty days. Posted rates 1851
aLss14. Commercial bills SiSI0 4.S44. Silver
certificates G0l6I. Bar silver 500 MeAcaL dtllars
az Government bonds easy; State bOuds
inactive; railroad bonds heavy.
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BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE. jane l6.-Four Grner; western
super 81 3hGt2 40; do extra T.. 50a2 o.
Wheat strong; spot june and July, 0lfaO%;
August ... steamer 30. , red / al q Southern
wheat by san pie, 7-GgI9
Corn, strong; mixed, spot jane and July ifllm
Giflb August 4i14m4iX; mixed steamer 421a01
499s Southern white, ~ Southe- II yellow 4ilg
IL
oats firm. No. white %; do. mixed -
Rye steady; No. 2. nearby, 5la55; No. ,, West
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

BY virtue of authority conferred by a
Judgment of Wake county Superior court,
rendered at its October term, 1899, in a
civil action therein pending entitled A. w.
Shaffer. Executor of James II. Miller, de-
ceased, plaintiff, against Pattie Christ
mas ct ais, defendants, ! will on Mon
day. July 9th, 1900, sell at public anc-
ton to the highest bidder for cash, GER
tain lot Of land in the city of Raleigh.
Wake county, N. c., and more fully de-
scribed as follows.
Being lot No. S in a plot OF the Ray
rroperty. in the city of Raleigh, which
was made by Fendol Beycrs, Surveyor,
and recorded rs a part Of tho deed made
nv the late d. +. Moore TO John Calling,
ON November %, 1877. which said deed
Is recorded i'm the office of the Register
M Deeds for Wake county, North Caro-
lima. in Book 49, at page 2lS, the SAID
above lot No being So feet broad ana
105 feet deep and fronts on an extension
OF Edenton street made through SAID
property
Time OF sale u o'clock m. Place OF
sale, county court house door in Raleigh,
N. G.
ERNEST HAYWOOD,
Commissioner
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about the extent Of the speculative short
interest in cotton, but it seems to be
sufficiently large to create a feeling in
the trade that prices could be easily
put up. In view. however. OF the fact
that the bad news about crop conditions
is out and that the market has had
substantial rally, il would seem that the
way is open for a renewed decline in
new crop deliveries should weather con-
ditons improve materially.
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| xI60. Prime timothy seed o. 10 Mess potk PEI
| Dbl, sl03jall.5 so Lard, per 100 lbs, SG6OlB97O
| Short rib sides GOOSE S6.5506S5, Dry-salted
| shoulders tboxed) GH6l6A. Short clear sides
| (boxed) S7.lJ@7.25. Whskey Sl.23
NEW YORK.
| New YnrG June lG--Flour n shade higher:
| Minnesota patents S3.0OA4.23; Minnesota bakers
- SOa3 10; winter patents s370n4.Oj; do strngbts
| S3. 40D355; do. extras S2.23a250; do. low grades
| $9.256J2.40
RYE hour steady; fair to good &3.OOa320; choice
TO fancy So 25a3.50.
| Buckwheat Hour strong, at S1.50al.75
Buckwhcat seady ut 56A
| Corn meal firm yellow western SO; city 30;
| brandywine e.. 40a2.50.
Rye steady; No. g western G3 T. o. b. anoat
Barley firm; feeding Halo; mailing 4SHa50.
Barley malt nominal; western 55a65
Wheat-spot strong No =, red s64. Options
July 19A; September s0A.
Corn-spot strong; No. 2, iG4. Options-July
$780,: September I5%.
Oats-spot steady; No 9, 81 Options quiet
Hops steady; State, common TO choice, 1896 crop
| 1899, 100 1899 l30l3' Pacific coast, 1895 crop g.
&; 1885 7419; 1899, l3Gl3.
Hides steady; Galveston, 2O0l91 lbs, 1914.
Beef steady family s0.5tal2.OO; extra mess
81 50al0.O0; beef hams S30.O0a2l; packet Sll .OOa
200; city extra India mess Sl6.OOal7.30.
Cut meats steady: picked bellies slL9; pick
| led shoulders GA07; picked hams l0AmlOA.
Lard hrin western steamed S6J9H; refined
firm; to the continent $40; South Americh,
$50: compound 81.
Pork steady; mess fll.91O l2.50; short clears,
SI3 50Wol p; family Sl3jUDl425
Buttrer strong. western creamery l5MGGi9;
factory l361l3A; imitation creamery l51aGDl7;
State dairy l50lGH.
Cheese strong; inncy large white ga fancy
large colOred 94Osas; fancy small white ylD9l4
DO colored sAM9
Eggs steady State and Pennsylvania ~
mark HOLE; western, fres mt mark l0IDi312
do, loss II. l2Mal3; southt:u, at mark, lOhDl2. <
Potatues quiet; Chill Sl2jftl.15; New Yorl.
~ .O0l 50; Florida S3.OU145U: New Jersey sweets
S3.UV0p4b0: Southern PRIME fL50S225.
1aliow eady; city "a; country 1905; do.
package 800.
Petroleum quies: rehux5 New York TS5;
Philadelphia and Baltimore $3.50; do In bulk ,. -.
ROsin Quier; strained common To good, Sl55
Turpcntine steady ~ IiG94iR
Rice firm; domestic, fair TO extra 4hU6X
Japan 4AW4B
Molasses steady; New Orleans, open kettle,
good 10 choice, I4G555
Peanuts ste tdy; fancy hand picked 1914; do
nestle 3IL34.
Cabbage quiet; Florida per crate 81 2J0i.75
Freghts TO Liverpool quiet; cotton by steam
-; do. grain 334Gb4
Coffee Options, June - July tli0W7f5;
August s. 10; September IA; December 49,;
spot Rio weak: No. invoice S1s; No iUbbiuR,
-: mild dull and easy; Cordova Si4G1l3H.
Sngar-raw, strong; fair refining, "a; cen
trifu2al, 96-est. pa mOlasses sugar 39s fehDed
firm; No q, 4G5; No T, 400; No. 3, 49,; No
. 40; No. 10, AS; No. II, 4.4O; No. r., Is:
No. 4.35; mould 80; standard $50; CON
fectioner's a, $3.50 cut loaf 6 10; crushed g. 10;
powdered 5 so granuiated > 10; cubes s. -.
Cotton seed oil inactive a. old prices. Prime
crude barrels, 80; prime summer yellow 3d936
nal; prime winter yellow %; prime white 3sl4
,rit IN
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK, Va, June rs Peanuts steady; new
fancy, "a strictly prime, 2ss prime, 2AW24,
common, l1aGL2.; Spanish, 90c. per bushel
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LfyYerooI. jane l6-l =. M.-Spot cotton,
limited demand; prices higher; American mid
ding fair sgd good mddne 51-32d; middling
! 3-3,d: low middIng 43i-32d good Ordinary
27-:sh: ordinary q 32d.
The sales of the day were 5000 bales, OF which
so were for speculation and export, and IN
cuded 4 500 American. Receipts ~ bales IN
Guiding --- American.
Ia ID l.lnc niliai
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HOODS PILLS euro Liver Ills, Bill
iousness, indigestion, Esadache.
Easy 20 take, easV 10 ope; alto. 49,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17
GRAIN AND PROVISION.

Chicago, June ia heavy trade and
big general wheat market today bore
testimony to the growing interest in the
calamity which 1t was believed had be-
fallen q previously promising crop. July
closed 1HM1Ac over yesterday. Corn
closed zee and oats &c improved. July
pork closed 25m271@c; july lard 1714c and
July ribs 15c higher.
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<zA - n HMm n Morphine aud lvhiskey hab.
hTTTHMH its treated without pain u
HHtxES III confinement. Cure giaran
teed or no pay. b II VEAL
AL dGE1WA aIaner 1.-the Springs Sar
o. a g q %kE i.a.innl. ~ Aay;eli. c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17
A TASTE FOR MUSIC

should always tie cultivated No one thing does
more TO develop the mind, gives IA more vaua
BILE accomplishment than the study OF music. On
Should have one Of the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-06-17
Ioi'EE No. HIGHEST. LOWEST. CLOSING


Cash quotations were as FOLLOWS;
Flour strong; winter pateDts ~. 7ea3 90; do.
straights S.9Ja3.50; do clears 2,SJa33O; spring
specials Si.0CGl4 le; spring patents SS 50l3'O; dc
straights S2.G0l2.9O; bakers S2OOa24O Wheat
No. Z, ~ No 3, spring 100p72%; No. 2, red
775s6677h Corn-No. g 39a6M39s No. yellO"
39a0l0 Oats-No. 2 2314W239s; NO white 2bh
No. 3, white p 14Gl2GA Rye-No. . 58H Barley
good feeding 310Q3s fair 10 choice mailing
41m43. FLAX seed $3.50; No. l northwestern
$3.50 Prime timothy seed 81 10. Mess pork PEI
bb. sl0.3Jall.50. Lard, per 100 lbs, S66Og97O
Short rib sides (loose) a6550685, Dry-salted
shoulders (boxedD GK@6A. Short clear sides
(boxed) Sc. lj6L7.25 Whiskey Si23
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NEW YORK..
New York, June lG.- Cotton futures q
Cnllon fntnres closed stealA
LIVERPOOI

Spot cotton closed qn1et mddling upland
Q 10; middling gulf 3 5-I6 sales 30 bales.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-03
MIO-WlNTER RECEPTION
OF the Women's PhiIanthropic Union. Fri
day. Grand Success.

The annual mid-Winter reception of
the Womrns Philanthropic Union WAS
held at Grand Army han. Friday ar
trrnpun. Th- reception ,Wds under the
supervision VII the Relief Corps rf this
city ANA the Clothing Club Of RAN
dpIph. Both Of thrs" branches NJ
workers deserve great credit fer The
success WI the reception. The han
never looked 50 pretty as On mis- oc-
casion. All about We're chairs covered
wiki cushions. giving it the appearance
nf 4 parlor. This was don" hy the la
di.s IF the Relief Corps. The ladies "
Tho clothing club had charge Of the
refreshments. In the center of the hall
was a large table covered With cakes,
smilaX ana fancy flowers 1t was very
handsome. The attendance was tlc
largest ~ any reception. The prcsj-
dent opened the meeting with an am
dress If welcome. Following this sh"
gave 4 reading which was greatly cn-
juycd ~ all. The remainder Of the af-
ternoon was passed in 4 social way.
Refreshments Of ice cream and cake
We're served
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-03

try Monday. Tuesday ana "Wednesday
evenings, Of next week.
Methodist Episcopal church, Rcv. M
bert a. Lewis, pastor: Pubic Wn ,ri,i,ii
with sermon by pastor, iN-"o. suhJecl;
Value Of Hard Places: sacrament %
Lords Supper al close Of sermon ilnlt
school. II. Is: children's meeting, : T. ~ !;
Young Peoples service, 615; praise ana
revival service at I.
Rev. VIM l.. Taylor Of Lewiston, Will
preach in the Universalist church A. ..oU
Sunday evening. Subject: The kelleir3 III
That is Vital" Mr.. Taylor is p"weri u
preacher, ana his sermon viii be worth
hearing.
Winter Street Free Baptist church, W !.
A. Robbins. pastor: Morning PRAYER
meeting, $50: preaching service, subject
The Only Gospel. 1890; sunday ScttpGi,
lie: Junior meeting, 3; Young Ic"plt ,
meeting. s. revival service, Singing;
prayer. Bible talk, testimony and genera
invitation. I. .'Sacraments Of the L2Ih !
supper AT close Of morning preachinE
service The s o'clock Young People 4
meeting will be Of special interest. kpI
Can" ana reception Of i've new members.
First Church Of Christ. Scientist, Card
ner, A. o. L. w. hall, 2ol Water street
Service at 1915 A. NJ Subject: soul.
rIrst reader, j. T. porr: second reader.
Jessie T.. Dorr.
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An Answer 70 Chizzie While.


r-"!N'I7 NtIiIt"t' J"Hi -Id'-
II seems but fair TN tht scholars uf tb,
High school, ana d. lhp~" WIND mas uin.i
in part with THU sentiment .u ~truu.I.
expressed in the la.t issue Wi th, Regis.
TER. IN explain their attitude ruW !rd th,
senior Plav tnd thr school rujr
First 1e wv thr motive. ~ Ior.. WY rb,
graIuatipu exercises maxi. ,nrI,iu ,>
long Mill there he u pertinrft question IN
WAYS aud means. 1t HAY seemed u Wi~ct
plan tp thu mon faculty tn have. VIII,
gnuI entertainment during tht NtIr
which -hHII n-t TIL, n,.e4~ary -um. tn.t
tI huld "a series Ut lucent sncilhlr- au,
other class functions that ar- uuSatis
factory in many ways.
Last year the Seniors gave 4 pi8s
which proved An experience NJ nu AttL
educational value.
Patrons ana patruntSStS kindly saw,
uid in the usr NJ their parlorS fnr rr.
hrurSaIS ana the Iiltle l-~l relations tUu
formed were Very helpful. N-ry Iittl.. I
auy. interference wa5 made iu studi,~
This year tut class intended til slvr tW.
short plays, thc fair was an ulterthuu-nt
prompted. undoubtedly. I'M thr -rr3l
financial success attained I'm tine iuir nrl
unIrr THE. AUSPICES Nj tMr .tpnr Hi.t
school. MI, wv not intend "tu au." thrI
methods ur ideas any mnr, thIn tnp~,
of the Wutrryilr High school or NJ Iu,
nthtr which is to hnld Il flir
W. purpose tn mona 4 fair under HI,
auspices uf the school. vi which tW
pIaVl viii he presented Nv A part nf th.
prugrlmmc Each class IL tn L4l,. II hant.
ma An ar, ID work unstli-nIv lpr XIII.
senior fuud ri This fund warrant. Sum
may be taken for our athletic Interests
It'll equipment Nj tht laboratory ur Su,n
other worthy purpose.
The school is thus united i'll I'll Wprl
that viii take their time. to ~ sure. an.
energy. alSO. but not necessarily take
from school duties WE have only cr,
atrd a definite object for that energy an
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BRANCH TRACK NEARLY READY.
Cars Will Be Running Direct 10 the Mills. in
a Few Weeks

The tracks will al be laid to the ond Of
the lower siding Of the Hollingsworth <
Whitney paper mill. this evening. There
will be no ears 20 over this part NJ the
road tnr few days. lis the bridge men
are working on the third rail ana no
trains Will BE- allowed until this is com
pletcd. The third rail il If timber. 6NS.
ana is Oh the tnd of the ties. The track
layers will begin. Monday morning. on
the grade from the crossing into the
mill yard to the next trestle. some 500
feet. This j. necessary that the bridge
workers may continue their work Oh the
last piece Of trestle. 1t is expected that
within a few weeks cars will be taken to
the three paper mills. whore they can be
loaded ana unloaded as they arrive. The
absence from the street NJ the heavy mill
teams Will H. greatly missed by all who
have been in the habit of seeing them
ever since the construction Of the mills
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PLEASES THE ICE MEN.
The Cold Weather Has Enabled Them 10 Com
nence Harvesting Operations.

The work on tn, ice is progressing
rapidly ana there is every prospect for
I; speedy cue Work Of harvesting has
began at the Randolph houses " the
kEickerbocker 90. ana the Haynes &
Lawrence houses started up, Friday
noon. The quality Of the icr going in
to the houses was never better and
ranges from II to II inches in thick
ness. = W. Talbot has nearly filled
the Beef COS. ice box. which holds
some POO tons. ana the thickness Of
this j. ~ inches This is taken from
just below the bridge. where the ice is
generally thr tninnest. The cold
weather Of the last TWO nights has been
just what the icemen have desired
ana there has been an increase Of two
inches in some places. The most Of
the companies will begin operations of
harvesting. Monday. ana. by Tuesday
morning. all the chains will be run
ming. There is no anxiety On the part
Of the icemtn as there is Yet Il month
for them to work without having to
hurry and this more time than any nf
them need. There has been one thing
very noticeable on the street since the
work began. there il hardly d Iuafer tu
be seen ana one man who wanted j
man To 40 some jobbing. had 70 hunt
All the forenoon. yesterday. before nv
could find one not at work.
Never was tn" sloghing better The
last fail NJ snow was just enough tn
cover the lie in a good Way and there
is now no danger from slucing.
There has been but very little done
within TIT last two days ~ il was tro
cold. but il the weather moderate 4
little. all The horses in the city win ~
found on the road. There is some pros
pcct that few new ones Will ~ seen
us Won.
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Church Notices.

st. Matthew's church. Sunday. Feb. 4
Holy Communion. at 9.15 \. Nj; evening
prayer, at ! i. NJ.
Rev Frederick W. Farr. pastor Of tn.
r thlehem Baptist church Of Philadel
puia. will supply the pulpit Of the Firs
Baptist church. Sunday morning.
There will be the usual services at tn,
South congregational church. Sunday
Morning worship at 1890, and Sunday
Of the founding Of the Christian Endeavo,
Society will be fittingly observed at tn,
regular meeting Of the society at
o'clock.
Methodist church: Preaching by Rev
u. f. Miller, 1890 A. NJ Subject: CLEAR
the Way Tor 4 Revival: Sunday School
ll.45, The First Disciples Of Jesus"
League meeting $50 p. NJ; praise ano
prayer service, :. subject: Five Ifs :
John i:35-5l. Revival services with Mis-:
Thompson As leader will begin, Wednes
day evening.
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Church Notices.

AT the Congregational church. tnmor-
row. the regular services will be held at
1920 o'clock The pastor. Rev. j. l..
Quimby. will preach from the text: Re
member the Sabbath Day ~ Keep Il
Holy" IN the evening. the subject Of
the lecture will be: The Lessons Of
Physics. Infinite Energy
At the First Baptist church tomorrow.
morning worship with sermon By the pas
tor. Rev. A. T. Ringold, al 1890 o'clock:
Sunday School with classes for all at III;
evening meeting Of prayer ana praise ana
testimony with special music AT O'Clock.
special services will continue in Inc yes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-03

NY Marshal Drake has posted IA
ilcts IN conspicuous places il III ci,,
''liihg attention to clauses in the city
ndhahce IN regard to sliding ~ iii
S'neWalks ana streets. Az tha snor.
nm ct to be very dangerous II snma
~ thr places. this strp was maa. nnl.
essaIy ''''''' ii't-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-03

1T ~ stated WI good authority Viii
the Christian Civic League u MAJ.
INTENDS tp Visit Bangor between Hill
ana late spring fpr the purpose II ],
ginning an active prohibition poon. i,
this section: it IL understood thal r lIi,.
Agent Berry viii himself p efsoiia.l
direct the local campaign-'"n7' n
Commercial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-03

NJ +. Chute VI South Casca, il doin9
Z large business III this village AZ tn
present time. buying ana loading hoor
poles. Tn conversation with the Jour-
nal reporter. Friday. he stated that Ri
intends tn shin about S0o0.Ooo hooF
poles, this winter. IN Ohio, New Jersey
Indiana ana Pennsylvania. making
about ~ carloads. MI Chute has oerl'
engaged i'll this business for maP
Wears. ana IN known Hit over the sta'F.
TN buys thr hoops from all paris |"
Maine ann Nav Hampshire. ana iiaS
them shipped tn Eurnham where Hr
il making Till headqulrt, rs- sorts lu5.'
here. ana then ships them to the W.
rIn states
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-03

Mrs p F. Peacock & co. 4rs Maple
street mas received her usual complete
stock Of organdie remnants as We'll III
! me me Of other dry ana fancy goods.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-03

The Thermometer registered p IL.
srees below zrro in this village, 4ary
yesterday morning This IL the coolest
morning MI the winter in this section