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river bridge two days last wcek.-Sone six
thousand pounds OF milk that could not
he delivered at the condensed creamery
was carried to other creameries. Mrs
Ellis cousin of II. A. Hodges, tho wife of
the late Rev. MIR ellis of Zebra ska is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Hodges
Rev Mr.. Watt started Monday night to
attend the great missionary meeting in
Now York this cck.-Thomas 5. Berry
Hud Mr. White of Milton were the guests
of A. &. Berry last wc"k.-F. II. shepard
son WIS confined to his house last week
with the grip. lie was able to be about
again Monday james Barrett lost his or
der book one day last week with 81 in
cash. He aftcrward found the order book
minus tho cash.-Niliam Mallory of st.
Adams was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Magargin last week. Miss lillian
Kcmptun has returned home after visiting
i'm Gcorgia.--ticorgc Green Is able to at
tend to his business after prolonged Ill
ness with the Crip.-Mr and Mrs. VIII
Fortune are rejoicing over the arrival of
an eight pound eirl-W. q. Vincent who
had the misfortune to break his leg the
first day of April is able to sir mp. and is
doing as we'll as could be cxpeCtcd.-R. II.
Freeman has secured situation at the
office Of the Shelburue farms.-Mrs.
Thomas Leonard has returned from her
prolonged visit at Troy, y. N.-Last Tues
day was the j0th anniversary of the mar
riHGe of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick llenlN.
They were born in ireland. but were not
married until troy came to Vermont. Tho
III health of Mr. and Mrs. licnlN prevent
cd their children from celebrating their
golden wedding as they had intended
MIR. and Mrs. Milton stevens, Mrs. w. S.
Walker and Ruth Hilton visited in Wat
crbury last week.-Mrs.. Jennie Hart Of
Jericho WAS the guest Of Mrs. ). ~ An
drcws last veek.-Dr and Mrs. George
Rhodes of Springfield Mass, arc rojoic-
ing over an Easter girl hahN.-Mrs Ran
som Jones. who Is now sick at Dr Spar
hawks sanitarium is reported to he some
what better. She had the grip and heart
trouble set in.-Ahout So cows of T. Ter
rim were sold the 18th instant ut an aver
age Of @.-koN. Fletcher from Essex
while coming to Richmond on q road cart
last Thursday near the Daniel Bishop
place found the water very dep in the
road Tho horse went off the bank into
ten feet OF water. The shafts stuck on u
limb of tree ana kept tho morse from
sinking. Tho young man climbed a. tree
and called for help. soon dozen men
were in attendance with an old raft on
which they rescued the young man and
horse. They cut the harness and floated
the horse out. The road cart sunk out Of
sight. There is talk Of putting in shirt
factory i'm town. Parties are here looking
the premises over.
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FAIRFAX.

Misses Beers and Liner OF Cornwall
Bridge. Conn, and James Ryan Of Georgia
were in town the 18th inst, buying cattle.
Victor r. Buck is working in Fairfield
Miss Olive Depatie is the guest of Eihe
Buck this week.-W. e. Rowland Of
Brooklyn, n. Y, is visiting at w II.
Rood s.-Miss Hanna Tague spent Sunday
with her parents. Mr., and Mrs, Mathew
Tague.-Perley Hervey came home from
Albany Business College the 18th quite
ill.-Fannie Rood is attending the Cen
trail school.
Eddie Rowland is critically ill.-Howard
Rowland Of Winchendon, Mass, was call
ed home the 22d by the sickness OF his
brother Eddie.-Mr Tarkis Of Essex June
ton was in town last week and contract ed
with Mrs Eliza Pufmort 10 build her
house.-Mrs. Harry Fleming is better.-B
NJ. Ballard received news Of the danger
Gus illness OF Miss Lucia Loveland of
Vaudeville, y. y, on the 23d inst.-M. V.
Hicks Is improving the looks of his resi-
dence by d bay window. George Corli
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York Thursday last-Mr. T.. Il Reynolds
from New York spent q couple of days
with IT, @. HoCombc last week. Mr. and
Mrs. Reynolds sail for Paris on the 9th,
and will not return to open their cottage
till Junc-M Matt Thomas is at work repair
ing buildings and trimming orchard on
the property lately purchased of Mr..
Flood MIR. and Mr.. Knapp OF Moorc's
Forks are visiting their daughter. Mrs. j.
J.. King calvin H. PIKE Is visiting friends
ana relatives in town Mrs. f.. Il. Guol-
sell is caring for her son Ifli ha. who Is
sick at William Jamcson's at AlhurE.-
Rolla Phelps from Itllenburs y. ~ is at
o. j. Thomas for a few days.-ll. II.
I'm is spending a. few days I'm Curling
ton Mrs n. q. ilolcombc is spending the
week at Rouscs Point. Very little sugar
has loon rnuGp
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EAST FAIRFIELD,

Harry Moroy left last week for Brock
ton Mass. where he has a position IN a
clothing Storr. Hobart Button left for
Tilton. y. H.. Monday. where he will work
during the summer.-Mr ana Mis-. G. j.
Read and daughter Henrietta, visited al
Mr. St. Rocks over Sunday.-Miss Lillian
Soulc and sister Miss Ruth. have gone into
the millinery business at Hardwick.-Mrs.
W. G. Prouty of 81. Adams Visited Mrs.
II. j lsham last weck.--Miss Mary 4. Pat
ten OF Franklin * visiting her brother pr.
A. y. Patten.-Mrs. y Ward has a beauti-
~, day Ccrcus. a species Of cactus. which
has five buds. Arthur Mcnamara who ha :
been visiting at A. S. Merrills for a few
days. started for Montana Tuesday.
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JERICHO CENTRE.

The Womcn's Foreign missionary soce-
tS holds its regular monthly meeting at
Mrs. j. W, Ilart's, Thursday afternoon at
p. m, subject THE New Japan Mrs.
Sylvia Ann Field life long resident of
this town. died of pneumonia. Tuesday
last. aged 81 years. Mrs. Field was an in
dustrious and energetic lady, for one so
old She took much interest I'm the affairs
OF her household and family, and was one
Of the few remaining types of the old
fashioned, frugal, sensible and capable
farmers wife of the older times The flu
neral was held from the house Thursday
a. p. MFRS Mary ID. Pierce, who has
made her home at Deacon / G. stone
the past two years or more has left
1hcl", and is staying for a while at Mrs
d. W, iiarl's.- The forest worms are be-
ginning to make their appearance, some
trees having several of the minute worms
lust hatChed out.
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.
hARDWICK.

inc empire Granite Compau, nogan
work last Monday in the shed formerly
known as the Columbian.--A large num-
bor of logs cut i'm this vicinity are going
down the river 10 the Sawmll ~ VOL
cot. The Misses Tucker have returned
home from i'ouShkocpSic, where they
have been attending "A commercial college.
Mrs W. S. judd has returned from
EnoSburCh much improved in health.
Daniel Loud is moving to West Wood
bury, whore ne will work i'm the granite
quarrY.-rhc warming is posted for the
annual village meeting Tuesday evening.
May |. Several important items arc IN
the warning; among them. to see if the
village will procure a filter for the water
system. to see If they will purchase an
additional dynamo for the electric lieh'
plant. and to sec If they will provide n
suitable room for a police station or lock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-26
ESSEX JUNCTION..

Mrs. f. f.. Campbell and children. who
have been the guests of Mrs l.. NJ. Hays,
returned to Middlesex Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. G. B. Drury and daughter. Mrs.
II d. Snyder, who have been spending
several weeks in Boston, returned Tues
day night. being called home by the i'll
ness of Mrs. Drurys mother. Mrs. Beach.
Mrs. l.. r.. Hopkins and son, Charles,
have returned from West Farnham, p.
@, where they have spent the winter
With her brother,
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SHELDON.

The water in the Mssisquoi river has
been very high the past few days but is
going down sIowly.-The average amount
of sugar made per tree il about one pound
in this vicinity.-Mrs. a. F. Durken. who
has been visiting at her sons. MIR. NJ. a.
Durkee and wife in Boston, was called
home Thursday by the serious illness OF
her mother. Mrs. Bennett, who had a Sc
we're attack of the grip. She is reported
better with n chance of getting well. MIS-
Benefits age is against her as she is past
50 years.-Mr. A. r. Leach has been very
sick with heart trouble the past few days.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST, AlBANS.

A son of Daniel Bird who lives in the
kellogg district, about two miles and a
half from this city, was pickerel hunting
at the Bay Friday afternoon and acct
dentally shot himself in the arm. He was
taken to his home and Or. J. N. JENNIE
was called. Though the wound is serious
It IL hoped that by careful treatment the
arm may be saved. The young man Is
about Is years old.
home of her niece, Mrs. l.. l.. La Croix OH
South Main street. Thursday, was 70 years
old, She died of pneumonia with which
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disease she was taken III Monday night.
The only relatives she leaves besides her
niece, are two brothers, one residing in
st. Lambert, =. O., and one in quebec. A
short funeral services were held Friday
nigt at o'clock Rev. W. S. Smithers,
pastor of the Methodist church offiCiated
Miss Morris was taken to North Shell
don for intermcnt Saturday morning on
the early train.
Slvander Lehman. proprietor of the Elm
Tree House on Lake street died Sunday
night after an Illness of nearly two years
with consumption. He was 80 years old
and leaves 4 widow but no children. lic-
fore he took the Elm Tree House he was
employed by w. b. Fonda. The funeral
was held at the Holy Guardian Angels
church Tuesday morning at S O'clock
At the first meeting Of the creditors Of
the St. Adams Foundry company at the
office of the referee in bankruptcy Tues
day morning. John T. Rich was unani-
mously elected trustee. his bond being
fixed at 10000, He was authorized to con-
tinue tho business of the company as for
mcrly. Referee Mott has appointed f. w.
Dcwart, J. A. Chamberlain and II. A.
Warren, appraisers of the real and per
sonal estate of the company.
Mrs. Henry G. Morton was tho hostess
at a charming seven hand cuchrc party
yesterday afternoon. when from 2:30 until
i o'clock she cntertai ncd about sixty Ia
dies. At the completion Of the series Of
games delicate cola lion was served and
the prizes were awarded. The head prize.
q handsome china plate was won by Mrs.
". Charles Royce and the foot prize, a
book was given to Mrs. A. :. Hyde.
A meeting of the chorus in the cantata
loan of Are" was held at Paige's hail
last evening IT which time II was decided
to give a concert which will include sew
cral Of the Choruses and solos in the can
tata. for the benefit of the IcaHer. f. w.
Bisset. The date of the concert has not
been fixed hut IT, will probably he held
some evening in the first week Of May.
-. :. Danforth left yesterday morning
for Nashua. y. ".
The members OF the chaplin cluh are
10 give literary entertainment followed
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ORLEANS COUNTY.
NEWPORT,

Miss Anna Green has gone TO Worcester,
Mass, TO visit her brother She will also
visit Boston before returuing.--G. f. Root,
of The firm OF ii. S, Root & Son, has gone
to Boston and New Nork.-Mrs. W. y.
Kinney has gone to Waterloo TO see her
father who Is Subsidiary Stewart and
}. W. ilolbrook have gone TO New York
on business relating 10 the interest of he
Missisquoi Electric Light ANA Power COM
W. NJ. Maguon and family have
arrived from New Bedford Mass, to re-
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MONTGOMERY CENTRE.

SugarinG is past and only A very sma II
amount was made this season. Mr. and
Mrs. T.. II. Benway Of WinooSki We're in
town over Sunday. Mrs. Salome Bonway
has also returned from WinooSk and is
stopping with his daughter, Mrs. j. T..
Eerry.-Mevin Russell has been scntenc-
ed to the State Industrial School for the
II maindcr of his minority,-rhc choir of
the Baptist church will give n musicale
n the church on Friday evening, May 4,
for the benefit Of tho church, ol. G. f..
Nelson returned on Wednesday from a
trip to Boston.
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UNDERHlLl CENTRE,

The Centre school commenced Monday
the 23d with Mrs. Edward Machia as
teaChCr.-ThC creamery commenced run
ming every day on Monday John Has
l,ins' family, who have been seriously i'll,
arc better now. j. Brown of Hyde
Park. Mass has opened his house here
for the scason,--Luther Atkinson is very
sick with pneumonia. Niles Mary Pcnder
commenced hor school i'm district No. IN
ON MondaN.-MiSs Kate McGrath. who has
boon spending fcw weeks i'm Middcbury
returned homo aturdaN.-Plummor Iun;
Is moving into Henry smiths house.
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SHELDON.

Thomas Brothers orchestra of five piec-
os will FURNISH music for the dance at
Riohford Tuesday, May list, after The
grand concert given by Miss dilemma MaUd
Baker of New York for the benefit of ST.
AIMS Episcopal church al Richford. Re
duced rates on the Missisuuo Railroad
from st. Adams are offered for all who
wish to attend the concert and dance
Tuesday MAY LIST.
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Boil on.

School opened in District No. > April o2d
with Miss Mamie Leary as teacher; Dis
trict No. /. Miss Ine2 Newman Dis riot
No ?, Miss Bertha Tomlinson School in
District No. will begin April 30. Mrs. NJ.
NJ Sabin, teacher; in District No. 7, Miss
Mary CarVer-James Muzzy of New
Hampshire is visiting his parents.
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JOTTiNCS.

We have enlarged
our Iinoicum and
Ollcloth stock TO
double its former
size. and our pre-
sent stock Is now
more complete than
ever before. No
matter what your
taste or the size Of
V o ur pot k 9 T.
book, we can suit
YOU.
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SWAN TON.

Fishing is now in order and the small
hoy is in evidence. dragging his long
string Of perch through the streets Pouts
have been taken in good numbers at the
creek and the United States fish commits
sion are making large hauls of pike down
the river. They strip them of their spawn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-04-26
ISLE LA MOTTE.

Rev. Mr.. Dunn was warmly greeted by
an apprcciative audience sunday it being
the first service of this conference year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hin and daughter,
Dorothy, attended the wedding of his
neice. Jessie ", liolcombe in PlattslMrG
the l7.h inst-Mrs. Simonds left for New
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UNDERHIlL.

Luther NJ. Atchison Is dangerously i'll
with pneumonia M. : Villas of BurlinC-
fuu WAS IN town last sunday Joseph Ell
il aHd wife of RoXOurN have been visit %
ms relatives i'm town William Green.
on" of the oldest men in town. Is very
SICK. Eugene Calvin of burlington spent
Sunday with his parents. -H"N. {. =. Tap
lin preached for the Methodisfs last sun
day
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COLCHESTER.

Mrs. III. G. Petty and son of Champlain
are in town for a short vist.-Miss Edith
Lyon left Tuesday morning on the mail
train for Burlington where she expects to
reman for some time-Mr. Benjamin Kin
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ney. who has been dangerously III with
pneumonia, has so far recovered as TO be
able to sit up for a short timc.-Miss Ada
Nay is still quite i'll with Srip.-L l"Wol-
colt and family arc living with Mrs.
IIoxie while Mr. Wolcott's house is being
remodeled Edward Fowler left town
Tuesday morning. Miss Haiti" Wheeler
goes this week to North Fayston whcrc
she expects to teach.-Thc Kings Daugh-
tors will hold their regular meeting This
weCk Saturday.
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IONESVlLlE.

Nina Fuller is quite sick with pncumo-
mia. Minnie Gillett is quite sick. Mr..
Crandall had 30 stop work in his mill four
days last week on account of the high
wdtor.--Mrs. Ida Atkins Of Waterbury, is
at her father g. Frank Towers baby is
very sick
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WEST ENOSBURGH,

Mrs. E.mlon Stanton entertained her
Sunday school class very plea sanity at
her home Saturday afternoon-Thc an
nual election of :. s. teachers was held
Sunday.-The roads are in a more settled
ronditiOn
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JOTTINCS.

In Rugs We have
Administer, SmNr-
ma. Mouilcttc, VIII
ton and Japanese ;
all sizes. from the
small door mat TO
tine largo 9N12 or
even larger. if spc-
cidlly ordered.
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RICHMOND.

= f. Cutler was called TO Waterbury
last week To attend the funeral of a cous-
81 and was absent some ten days.-The
high water prevented the crossing at the
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kAAk&ie&A4AAA

Art Squares. jus
the hing TO cover
up your old carpet
ks yards up 10
Az yards. A Vari-
ETY. Of patterns.
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&HANAAA&AAAA

G a + p o t Il Il z s
made to order in
Nouiicttc, Amin
stcr ol' Velvet, to
fit any room.
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4 AAAAAAA%ASA

Goatskin, shcop-
skin. wolf and fox
skin. also m n { s
suitable for I h 9
carriage or parlor.
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AAAAAAAAAA~A

Cocoa and Napier
M a t t | n < in all
widths. This style
Is particularly suit
able for y u h | G
buildings. II a | ! s.
stairs. cite.
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CARPET TALK.

Unless you are an expert in Car
pets it is we'll to choose stores first,
then Carpets.
In the ordinary Carpet store you
have little choice as to patterns,
and the price depends upon the
size of your purse and the ability of
the salesman.
Here you get but one price, and
that's the lowest every time All
the newest designs in Spring pat
terms are here.
". G. REYNOLDS,
The Richardson Carpet Dept.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-07-09
The Good News Spreads

aad eH huA.hess gtoWs Afett Ahd the RfiJta amAi CT aNEtN iAA4 neohle pama hsn tfHm A parts VI tAt ttAs AAeA eVet thef need n,tmAe in nuf hhes they thihk VI as W AANs Mlalshed Mee teA AAMtk tAAA We eeuld eess,eA nABle Me have deAe it N lhe eWAyts sAi,s 'aeti0fh Ahd NvVah do thv sahAe thihk iAt NaN,
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1900-07-09
Arkansas Midland RaIII0sd Lauds,

seeeo a5tes ef aott timhe, iaAslH leF fAla a,aAa acres ol cleared leAd4 laf sale. aleae the liAe of lM AFkansa Midland kallmadi lafee siies lof factories and mlls5
 hat hims VI tmher lands. ads ates8,
 e K ufnhGkAfF,
 eeAatal Freight Agent.
 Helena, Arkansas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-18

La Porte. Ind. Dec. l5.-Mrs. Mary
Albertson, a comely and pretty young
woman Of this county, the wife Of Al
bert Alhertson. farmer Of means, has
brought action in the circuit court for
divorce. The fling Of complaint devel-
oped remarkable condition Of affairs.
Mrs. Albertson making affidavit tina, in
fulfllment OF contract made by her
husband with one William Denny, she
was sold 10 the latter for cash consid.
eration, the amount o. being named in
the complaint. The court document
makes the further allegation that Al.
bertson. who had wearied Of his marital
contract. caused his wife TO enter the
house Of her purchaser. by whom she
was installed as housekeeper.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-18
|. & q. n. Holiday Excursions.

A frst-class ear will leave Bryan
at 1913 a. M, Dec. ~, and make con-
nection at Hoarue with |. 4 e.. y.
train carrying through ear To Chat
tanooga via Memphis and the Iron
Mountain route, and Ia Atlanta via
Shreveport. Change may be- made 10
these through ears any time after
breakfast.
Passengers leaving Bryan after
noon Of Dee. ~ will make connection
at Hearnc with I. 4 q. y. High flyer
carrying through ears 10 Memphis,
Atlanta and Chattanooga, via Iron
Mountain Route.
Passengers leaving Bryan after
noon of Dec. q and % connect at
Hearne with |. a g.. n. Highnyer
making direct connections through
via Memphis, Shreveport and New
Orleans. dig
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-18

Austin. Dec. lS--There are 400 con.
victs In the state penitentiary. The
burglars are In the majority with l092.
Livestock thieves come next In numer.
ical strength with $50 There are Sls
imprisoned for robbery Of the person
and other kinds Of theft. III for forgery
and 81 for oounterfeiting, passing bogus
money, and 20 for receiving stolen prop
erty. Hundreds are sentenced for taking
human lives and committing criminal
assaults. For murder in the frst degrees
there are $50; murder in the second de.
gree. 40; mAnslaughter. rs, criminal as
sAult, %; unnatural crime, IS; incest. 81
perjury. 20: and arson, az.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-18
MIDNIGHT MASS.
The Pope Desires Fitting Close OF the
Nineteenth Century.

Washington. Dec. l5.-It is learned
at the papal legation that a concident
With the close Of the nineteenth century
every archbishop and bishop In the
United States. as well as elsewhere. il
expected by Pope Leo 10 ofiiciate at mid.
night service in his cathedral. provided
there are no impediments TO interfere
with such programme. As some Of
the American sees have two prelates
lAboring IN conjunction IL is expected
that while the archbishop Of the diocese
Vihciates at his cathedral in person on
this solemn occasion the coadjutor OF
assistant will conduct similar services
At the church which he governs as pas.
tor. There are number Of these, 10,
Gated at Baltimore. New York. Phila.
delphia, Boston. New Orleans. Chicago,
Indianapolis and other places where the
spectacle Of two officiating ooncurrently
at midnight mass" will thus DO wit
messed.
/, Is understood the century's close
will be marked by extreme acts Of devo
ton on the part Of the Catholic clergy
everywhere by reason Of the pope's de-
sire that they specially dgnAlizo tn,
event
At Baltimore Cardinal Gibbons will
conduct the commemorative rites. while
his coadJutor. Bishop Alfred Curtis
presides at one OF the churches In that
city.
In Washington. Archbishop Martinez
il. the papal delegate. has promised &c
ofiiciato at midnight mass at St PAtrick'i
church. Smr -.. N,
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Great Increase In wheat.

Wichita, Kan. Dec. IS. Wheat IL
growing so rank in the Arkansas valley
wheat belt. embracing territory which
produced over 40.OO0.O0O bushels last
year. that the farmers are advertising
to take stock free for the purpose Of eat.
Ing IL down. The indications at thi.
time for the crop are 95 per cent more
favorable than at the same time last
year. II Is now estimated that Sedg,
wick. Sumner aud Barton counties In
Kansas. In connection with Kay county,
o. t., will produce 20. OOO.O 90 bushels OF
wheat neIt year.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-12-18

Hot Springs. Ark. Dec. ia car Of
~ tons Of silver. lead and copper ore was
shipped from here 10 the Kansas City
smelling works from the mines at Silver
City. IS miles from here. in Montgomery
county Though small quantities Of ore
have been shipped from these mines At
intervals for several years, this shipment
was the first full car load that has yet
gone ont. The value Of the ore is esti-
mated at from SS0 to 800 a ton. and the
supply Of the quality is said 10 be ineH.
haustiblo.