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The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-28

Magnificent Pullman buffet sleeping
car service to ,Norfork, Washington.
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York;
also TO Jacksonville and Tampa
Solid train to Brunswick. No change
of cars.
Cafe cars on trains No. 81 and 81.
Pullman buffet sleeping car service
between Savannah and Montgomery on
Nos. 70 and "a.
For additional information apply to
Ticket Office, Bull and Bryan streets:
phone 28.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-28
ii. & b. Beers Cotton Letter.

New Orleans, Dec. 27.-Notwithstand-
ing Liverpool advices were not encour-
aging, our market opened unchanged
to higher, remaining steady for some
time on fresh buying, subsequently de-
clined to II from the top on the
heavy interior and weekly amount
brought into sight, but rallied slightly
again near the close on new purchases,
making the net loss to points on
the day. The amount brought into
sight during the week was $4,000 in
excess of last year, even with the over
land being $4,000 under, and it showed
an increase of 124, 00G over year before
last, consequently If there is as much
cotton in the South as last year, the
crop points to 10,400, 900, whereas, If
there is no more than year before last
when the crop was 9,436, 900, it would
indicate an outturn of 10000, 600, there
fore judging from movement only, the
crop this year cannot be less than t.
10000 and might be 10, 100000. 1t is
claimed by the majority of operators,
however, that there is less cotton held
in the interior than last year while
others contend there is more. With
such a diversity of opinion existing the
amount marketed from week to week
win be watched carefully. The twenty
nine leading interior towns received
2c5,000 against POI 900 last year, but as
st. Louis is really an overland point,
and If this is deducted, the other TWEEN
ty-eight towns aggregate 1873, 900
against 159, 900 last year, an increase
of Is per cent. over last year. Another
important feature in the interior is the
large receipts in the Atlantic points
which aggregate $4,000 against 20, O0O
last year, an increase of lis per cent.
This is a remarkable showing when
the Atlantic port receipts range on the
same scale, and are over II per cent
m excess of last year to date, and IL
considered that the bureau in it's esti-
mate expects these states to make 225, =
600 less than last year. OF course, if
the bureaus figures should be borne
out by the movement to be approx
mately correct, then values may i'm
prove further. If. on the other hand,
confidence is shaken, it would cause a
Decline In the meanwhile sentiment
continues bullish in anticipation of a
marked decrease in receipts next week.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-28
FINANCIAL.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE = Market
weak. Commercial demand, sterling,
$4S411; so days. $4.slA; 80 days, $4SO1hi
francs, Paris and Havre, so days
5.2lh; Swiss. so days. 5.24% Belgian,
5.221z; marks. so days, s4%, 90 days.
941z.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - Steady;
banks are buying at " discount; SELL
ing up to 5@25. 10c; 25@50 15c 50Q100,
zoe; 100000, Csc; 200 and over, par.
SECURIT1ES-Our market is ex-
tremely duh. Quotations are nominal
all round.
stocks.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-28

Comparative statement of net re-
ceipts at all the ports from Sept. l,
1901, to Friday evening, Dec. q, 1901,
and from Sept. l, 1900, to Friday, Dec
% 1000.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-28
ESTABLISHED ig7z.
HENRY BEER. BERTRAND BEER.
EDGAR H. BRIGHT.
H. & B. BEER,
Cotton Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS.

Members of New Orleans Cotton Ex-
change. New York Cotton Exchange and
Associate Members Liverpool Cotton Az
ISOLATION.
Special attention given to the execution
OF contracts for future delivery in cotton.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-28
Receipts and Exnorts.

MarKet' steady; sales, $40.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-28

Stock of cotton at all ports, Dec. 81,
1901, and on the same day of the week
last year:
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-28

Sea Island Report, Sept. 1. Dec, II,
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
VI SELGER 40 PD.
GRADUATED
sIkkER


90
med andre Groceries
og Mdse. I'll nedsatte
Priser. verdifulde For
mulas frit I'll nye Kun.
der. 5 nd s &c stamps
for vor ka;al0g, der
CIR l Detalje voro store
GodtkJeb SAINT Bestil.
~llngsInaaden. vi slasr
at 10 Cents paa fsrste
Grocsryordre. saa IA
talogen soster Dem in
Jet. SToRE PENCE FOR
X. Warren
Mercantile Co., lmpor.
ieTsAJObbers, Chicago
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06

tpnferen bebspeoe bare at peIge d
afinit, iom for ben memneifeligt
Sornuft Ter melt urimelige iib, %
meo @ebprber ON life meo Orb
piie, bpor goo @rnno ban bauOe for
fin Yantro pip.
DIR. abbott fir, at gsrnet,e | $50
len faar lore ON @rRfernes % 2o.
mernes Religion; men bet er 10 life
iaa farlist, ON Der bIir tot fra ener
lagt til liot, naar oct giGloer bare
Ell gammel beoenif &eligion. vi
buroe Del life ia Cubs Orb bebano-
le! poa iamne BIS. Wten bill pi life
oct. fan Der neppe bIi Gale ON 8i.
belGsning % gibeliorflaring / bore
offentlige Sfoler. Set fan bore IT,
De, at iaa er; men. ri nlaa nof finoe
os i Den foloe Rsopenbiebeb. Wfe-
nigbeoen og Siemmet maa nof / Oct
te 2nno berefter iom bibtil Jorge for
9srnenes religisie llnberpisning og
Sporagelie. gaisepel, Der er ilan,
&C ppgtiee Sanobeber uotait / Wr.
gbbotts @rtifel, Sanobebr bel pprb
Dor Sperpeielie. gr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06

iss bos fine sIrstninee | Mioeeiuap.
Soma.
prof. &enridion 5ar arbeihet |
GuIutb % Smegn for SnbiamIineei,
til Den me gpgnine peo augsburs.
Gnitor arne Berg Iisser baab.
Iss ipe paa GiafonisieboipitaIet |
minneapolis.
Baitor M. n. Heoerien al Chi.
coeo, bar en- 3ib arbeibet ! Gapron,
81. Der er itftet en- Wengbeo, iom
MI bar bpgset en- arfe, Der mart ifaI
inopies.
paItor ~. ". Peberions Su.
itru bar pGret paa ct 3 Mtaaneoers
@eis9 pau 8eitfpiten hos fine Sorel.
Ore; bun err nu penbt tilbage til
Gbingo.
Zen Iutberife @isiion9r meb.
beler: Get berettes ira @apnesboro,
Ea., at De ipife gapiiiter oeriteos
fornpIig briiste 9ammeiuppe iitebet.
for Bin peb Nabperen. - Get er life
goot at pioe bpor Iangt man fan fom.
me / 8iloiarelie. naar man fsrit bar
bespnot at Issripe Jig ira SUBS Orb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
ct iarfigt Ntot.

Surnep Stnon, en- @ut poa 7 Mar
| Spracuie, u. o., bupoe l9rt al an
ore Gutter at flpue op paa street.
cars og Sernbaneuogne for at iaa jig
en- fort aisretur. ct Grain pua 9eeiu
Oorf Central laa / SpracuNe, % lille
Barrier Simon bGnngte ii9 fait | en-
Gunman- Sosn. ioet Srninet Iturteoe.
Sam trnfte at Hippo Sa8et, naar ban
bopoe fjsrt ct lioet Stpfte; ME ban,
iaa mart. at bet bar ~liusfarligt, oa
Srainet aif Ell Nil / Miruitet. Saa'
Iehcs blep ban bpngenoe / lin farlige
Stiaing, inotil Srainet font til Utica.
San Hap meo 2ipet, men oar poerlig
romottet, "a ban belonot Jig | oeiI
iremmebe 9p.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
Wanee Smith'er.

Hapnet Smitb er ligeioo alminbe-
liat Den engelite % tpife 8eroen lom
Slien ben noroiife, % en- afoeling
al Smitbernes talrige 6omilie bar ct
Somlingsiteo / Yeapad, Someriet
Gountp. langt inoe i Nem 5eriep.
Geo Raritan-Slooen itoo for ouer 100
Aor lihen en- Sogbptte, iom 3nda.
riob Smitb bDgaebe, % / De iioite 26
Ior bar sgtten iamlet Jig Der. Den
2S0e Iuguit 1901 inoifrep omtrent
2000 Smitber fine Hapne / Trotofol.
len, oa iarnnnen meb De uofsne tom
en- bel Wpngbe 0srn, al bpilfe Here
bar sunife imaa. De fleite bprer M
bienme / oct ~norolige Neip 9orf, men
ellers er Samilien ipreot oper belle
9alroet. 2onge 9oroe par opiotte, %
neiten $500 Yerioner funoe tage
SGOe peo Dem; me- life mere emo
1000 iotte iig Der, % De ileite ioretraf
at iamle iig / 8rltpper UNDER Sr9er.
Tamiliens amerifonife Stnminoer
beo Gan Sdymit og fom ira Solano
for oper balpunoet bunoreoe Aar
iiben. Napnet emit ifripes iom be.
fienot pao mango Manber, loaIom
Smith, Sdmio, Shmiot, Shmieot,
Sfmieotb, me ben alminbelige en-
gelife Sorm er Smitb, og Den palgte
ogiua Gan, bo ban giiteoe Jig. San
iif II Born, 9 Conner % s Setre,
ionl aQe ~inotruaote / sGgteifab og lit
mango @arn.
emit betpoer e9entlig en- Saoto-
perfcr, iiGr en- Smeb og er ct paffert
Gapn. Oct bar fun ben Sell, at bet
er blet for alminoeligt. Zen ianme
Sell bar Oct pprinoelig ltolte Gaun
Ola eller Slaf iom betpoer Ell Sep'
ming efter 6orieorene, pg Oct oeruf
odnneoe Samilienapn Glen,
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
neutrality-suspicious.

8ampum. 1a.. 1Soe gue. 1901.
senbauiS Spdpin 9ure lpdreoe ior
bette aompapui $500.
Sisic soil bar netop beitiIt 10 Suliu
al acueauS Spopiu cure hoe W. ),
Gilmore X 60. &hpIeiuIe Sruepilts /
Sittebure. Yn.. 90 iiriper ion, isIaer;
Seq oil meoeeIe. at foy 10 Waaues
Der iiocn bapoe III tre Rulenr. iom ies
pilhc bare gipet bort, babe ies rinnet
uoaeu. iom pilhe bare taset benz @f
terat haze brust 10 6laiier al aenoal $
Spapin eure paa DC ire RuISpr. lafte
pt Dem / arheiee. Sc arbeieer IN o.
trGi.er Iise iaa meaet. iom isr be tos
Staee. % ice reansr, at be 10 alaifer
iparebe % for at fisbe tire me Yanlspr
cler en- Seiparelie al fra $500 til $500.
Seq bar aIeris ieet noset pirie Zig. 90 ies
pil ielpielaelis aubeIale ben nj ale
mine Ycnner.
Ree meeen astelie Ceres
@edper Goal 4 Goie 60.
pr. .. 81. Sartiur. IT,, Setr,
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
Vco
Lutheran Normal School
beHpnocr so 1tsrmimen ben lite

beapnoer 90 ltermin ben lie
cftbr. o. uartr til 20bf fecbr.
Be Sae. hppri Der undertakes / benne
Terriin. er for
Gprtr aar: Arithmetic, English. Spell
ing. Geography. Writing. EcrIf 6ors
flar,rg % @dmmels5 eitameute iamt Gang
90 Rniit.
anhrt Mar: Algebra, Physialogy,. Comp.
& Rhet. SprtldrinJ % OIL Seitlmeute.
Nprit @ramatlt, Drawing, Sang %
Nuiif.
3rrnic aar: General History, Phys. Geo.
graphy, Psychology. MORT Sill. 3eie
Nrt. / 9out Scrtlariug 5beoretiit aateti
til. Drawing. Gang o. Ytuiit.
eyierse aar: Physics, Engl. Literature.
Hist Pedagogy, Yratttit Saieiltii. airfe.
aarei ~ Serifoperue. Drawing. gang
ps Ml Il.
Tor Tuition betales $500 iamt s1.o0 for
Srus at BIB iotbeiet % 81 so ior 5rptnius.
Interfering o 10. Sisie 81 so betaIes mes
cen Gang ior belle Naret. 8pit iaar MAJ
,aa bials,, lom Raoen tau fishes % Tube
reoes ior "Soarpins' 9lubben-.
Ser ttIaoes at tase i9riiilte SAG iaaicm
I Instrumental Wuiit % Gang iamt anbrt
Saa. ipriaapiot pisie SAG bsrer til Stplsui
Yrosram.
6or at iuune DO u~oenfur Stpleu iorores
itriitlis Silaoelie fra Sor9lorsue. 9enni
3luaeelie MAD iorepiles Setpreren.
Tor aatalpaer % aupea Splpsuius on
Sioien beapenpe MAI iis III
u. RitteIien
Cor. Saslam & Rprtun aps.
Siouy Gous, z. Taf
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
. baanoboe
Minnciotas 2op9iuninG
s,sipp. 4. ~. arstanoer.

!Snbebplocupe De 1875 oeotaane occ,
Gololope, 9orunloue, Gonntplooe. Sfats.'
lppe. Stolelppe. Seilope. 6attisIooe. sGste'
TtabS 90 Stilsmtsle'9ooe, &eal Gitat,.
Sereb % 9anolous StttteIoue. srintinal'
lpue. 2isn Sope, 5reoninsssS oue o.l.p
Scoen or uunopGrlis for euboer 6prr,t'
niuasrano % 5arnter. gteo ben ! Sui.s
Ian man ipare iis meset SrpoerI os uo'
after til Sasiprer. @oot mopunOet sa.j1
pprtoirt. Itlialss bos
y. 9%nunofen, 9ecorah, Soma
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
Safe SiptnGfcnc,

Ell alliine al ben bersmte Mfritdrei'
ietroe % Misiionpr Iapib Siuing-
Itonc. leper enonu. 9tplig fplbte bun
lit 106te 9lar. Sun Dor paa Zen
Sul. Ell al S~cbrioernc, % minoes
lin itore Srtter. ifisnt bun baooe ann.
oeIig og IeaemIig er nteset mag. ID
pio 9ipingitone par isot i 1911 %
uor iaoIeoes % Mar pngre en- lin aii.
fine Safe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
Sco hans SBp.

Gen 13be 2uui 1901.
ia M CT on gauet ooer
StbeuS are @rGuIe sSro,
Set CT 90. at ie. on iopcr,
Shl on snifeb bare no,
gu bar lrnac ltrebct Der
Snr pS alc tbcr iiTr;
Nu bar abort. bpab on bar f%unnet.
Ru on or, hporbcu On ltunoct.
Sililoc III Ct Bare GLADE.
Hdar on I'M bar uuuhct iau.
Qlcn oet or StilsmiSiens Staoe,
SOM CT hnaro at npcrgan.
%t lom @ern bar Ill Dig feet.
Sn a fsrit / alt og CT.
Scr CT marac Qpoc NrSrc.
@ten Der bar DOG inecn behrc.
Spor on %inttlte. Oh On opoel
@upNc IN CT Sorimaa pan
@Irbcu al Ct hciliet Weoe.
Som hu iult bn inreiaa?
Sco pco iutct auoct bin,
9no at on bar iutct miii.
Ser CT Sipct oitc soc;
Sipet nanbt on, "a Oh nrne.
Sanra Z lprior
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
4Icutpcco 9lcaocu,n

CT GU lutberif StcIe uteo almiuoeliae aurius
Siplen tar onstlsc 9Trere, @eitprercu
Dr. y. @Ieriet. bar Here Mars griarml icni
Carer rso Sommerltolerue. Teachers
Institute I @Ieumooo Mimi. srflGreoe ON
bant:
We have recogn red in DR.. Gierset a
rare. scholarly and dignIfed man, whose
teachings are always ~elevating and
systematic
Seuo elter sataloe
@lenwopb Neaocmn,
52b6 @lenpppp, Miut
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
Sulcbilien til Naoer,
24be Tttember 1900.

6abcr. Oct or Sulenften.
9Gtt or Sorben hpio al Sne;
alt er frosici tnntil Saiten
! hoer Ylante. @rGs o9 Err.
Tctte or bin Ssbielsoag.
@ange anr big ligger bag.
Gu or samnleI, bar liz Ioret
Saahe Sora % @lGpe baaret.
Su bar lcpet mango Gage,
Ere p9 init LANCE War.
90 mar on III fer filba9e
Sil Din CONNER oe ON Sadr.
Snncs life @ipci tort!
Tag % War rnIpt baitlgt bort,
8lGber lom / Gage ipiuocr
% Den bar ieien finn Rinoer.
Zine Soracr bare mango,
Sine @lTber gnnifc fad.
Sipets msrte Suegau9c
III bar maattet gienncmgaa.
Yaen Dc bar bog leoct uo
Scr, buor Simlcn fiar % prro
Cper al Hnturcu hpilcr
% lin Ypffe alt tilimiler.
Cite eniie pi. at 8toeii.
aar tilbdse maaite gaa.
Cite. "@in. at jcg bar lioen."
vi fra Srber berc fau,
Snorfor tommcr bisic Haab2
Sarnbomstib er fulb al Saab;
Wen ira Hlberopmmers Gage
Nan meo @emob Ter tiIbage.
Nen Iom Sul mao dltib tnmme.
Senpeh Gluten al bpert Iar,
Snn for Sipets War er ommc,
@i Ell title Scitlninb faar
Sticu inn benne Nftenimnn
Seiriosprrgct. feitIig. - fuu
vi % peb, ben blir CT gipet
Cite til ns Der | Sipet.
@io on i Din gdrllc Nlhcr
Iaattc iau en- inubun 5io.
"a man SipetS Scrrc iaIbcr,
Stpeis llognng maa bli bib.
vi iom Barnet iopncr iuo
Gicb ct p~cliorusi,. Sinb.
Sda Oct ubepioit mna imilc.
Su mau lrg9e hig I'll Soilc.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06

Iette par Oct bopeoiascliglte /
Mr. Abbotts Artifel. Nangt tan
pislelia bli iast baaoe Tor % imoo.
Get peier 10 ipGrt Iioet; mei min,
rinse Wenins er M ben, at Oct pil'
Sc p9re en- iaare tpiliom Binding
Tor os % pore 9srn al iaa ct 0ag
"oe gamIe Sebruers &eliaion" Iagi
iii DC andre Sag | Dor 5oltelfole.
Ter er iaa altior manae Slags S9'
rere % 9rrerinoer nno tpiliom ne
Iieion eler iletingen Relision. al Del
err 10 bperten Gnoe eler Vegpnoelle
paa Den Sma. Mmn t9nfe 'ig I.
Cts. en- Seonins, en- 5rit9nfer, Ell
Mormon eler Ell .llnitar lom SGpr
/ nepnte Sag % Stolebenfene inl'
Dc meo 9~ltberaneres Born! Nor'
monen piloe 10 lad Ell uomGrfet In'
lebnina Ill of briiae Gdtriarternes
SIerfoneri iom et gepiS for, al
@ormoierres SPre er ben enc ret
te. % llnitaren til at bepile. at Del
er bare en- eneite ianb Cub 90 insell
ire Berioner | 9~aobcnnren. Sri
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06

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SoetI
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Gain
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-04
John C. Machines Co,
454 to 466 Main St.
CAR STALLED IN PATH
OF APPROACHING TRAIN

Car No PIT of the Consolidated
Street Railway Company came very
nearly being reduced to kindling wood
yesterday afternoon by the train on the
New York, New Haven e. Hartford
Railroad which leaves Union Station
at 2.30. The car was in charge of Con-
ductor Christopher McAvoy and Motor
man James Fitzpatrick and had run
on the railroad crossing at Green Street
when the power gave out and the car
was left standing on the crossing in
danger of being struck by a pessing
train. There were about 20 passengers
on the car, most of them men, and
theywereasked to get out and help push
the car off the crossing as the train
for Providence was due and there was
great danger to the lives of the pas
sengers If the car were left standing
there. The passengers got out and
pushed the car clear of the crossing
just in time to let the Providence train
go by. Many of the passengers of the
car when they saw the train go by real
lied the narrow escape they had had
and thought of what the consequences
would have been if the train had come
along at the moment that the power
gave out and left the car standing on
the crossing.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-04
MISS WARNER HAS
THOUGHTFUL FRIENDS

Miss Agnes Warner was surprised
Monday night at her home in Tatnuck
by a party of friends who presented
her with fur collar The presentation
was made by Miss Josephine Moore.
During the evening there was a pea
nut hunt which was won by Theodore
Johnson who received box of writing
paper as a prize. The BOBBY prize was
given to Miss Lena Cutting. After the
hunt refreshments were served by Mr.
and Mrs. Warner and Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Games were played and an en-
joyable evening spent till II o'clock
when the company took a tenmile
trolley ride returning at 1890 when the
company separated. Those present
were Harry w. Moore, Henry G. Mon
roe, Everett B. Rich; Howard Ander-
son, Ernest J. Cole, Chester Williams,
Robert Kendall, Frank Ingraham, Rus
sell Kinney, Everett Jenkins and Miss
es Josephine c. Moore, Laura Ingra-
ham, Lillian Woods, Annie NJ. Ander-
son, Willarette Sears, Alice G. john
son, Susie E. Johnson, Lena Cutting,
Maude Brigham and Carrie Rich.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-04
NEW QUESTION FOR
CONSIDERATION OF VOTERS

The list of candidates which is
printed in The Spy this morning Is
plain enough for all voters to under
stand, but there is one matter to be
voted on which is new to the voters oil
and requires some explana'
ton. 1t is the matter of voting to de-
termine whether the office of city clerE
should be held for three years or not
The act as passed by Legislature
reads:
Section l. In the year nineteen
hundred and one and every third
year thereafter there shall be
elected by the voters in every city
required to elect a city clerk in De-
cember, a city clerk, to hold his of
flee for three years from the be-
ginning of the next municipal year.
Section 2. In the year nineteen
hundred and two and every third
year thereafter in every city not re-
quired to elect or appoint a city
clerk in December there shall be
elected or appointed as required by
the charters of their respective
cities, a city clerk, to hold his office
for three years from the day of his
election or appointment.
Section 8. Every such clerk
shall hold his office until the cleo
ton or appointment and qualifca-
ton Of his successor unless re-
moved by due process of law.
Section 4. When a vacancy shall
occur in the office of city clerk the
person elected or appointed to fill
the vacancy shall hold the office
until the end of the unexpired term
of the person last holding the office.
Section 8. All acts and parts of
acts inconsistent herewith are here
by repealed.
Section 6. This act shall be sub
mitted to the voters of every city
at the next annual municipal cleo
ton and upon its acceptance by a
majority of the voters voting there
on in any city shall take effect in
that city. [Approved May l, 1901 T.
It is an important matter, as the Of
flee of city clerk is a responsible one
and when person is familiar with the
duties of the office it is manifestly to
the disadvantage of the city to have
a new man come in every year Owing
to the popularity and ability of City
Clerk E. H. Towne. the yearly election
has kept him in the Office he fills so
well, but Legislators bEieve that the
office should be good for three years
without the uncertainty a capable
clerk has each year as TO his continu-
ing in office.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-04
DR.. LEWIS FAV0RS
SERIAL PREACHING

The meeting of the Ministerial
League yesterday morning was ad-
dressed by Rev. DIR. Alexander Lewis
on Serial Preaching" DR.. Lewis is
an advocate of serial preaching but
at not more than one service on a
Sunday, that preferably being the
evening service.
A continued series Of sermons on one
subject gives the preacher and the con-
gregation a chance for careful prepa-
ration. The minister is able to study
his theme carefully and to present the
result of his deliberate thought.
The serial method enables a preacher
to present certain themes in a way
which would be impossible in a single
discourse.
Nearly all the ministers present join
ed in the discussion. Rev. DR.. A. C.
Thompson, who presided, announced
that an attempt would be made to Sc
cure President Raymond of Wesleyan
University TO address the next meet
ing, Dec. II.
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WOODLAND STREET SCHOOL
IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION

superintendent of Public Buildings.
Charles H. Peck. received a letter yes
terday, from Joseph NJ. Dyson, state
inspector of buildings, relative to the
sanitary condition of the Woodland
Street Grammar School. A petition
was presented several weeks ago to
the school committee, asking that the
sanitary condition of the schoolhouse
be investigated. State Inspector
Dyson examined the building carefully
and yesterday reported that in the
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matter of ventilation, cleanliness, etc,
the building is in first class condition.
PERMITS TO OPEN
AND 0BSTRUCT STREETS

Permissions to open and obstruct
streets was granted yesterday to the
water department or new service at 10
Gates Street, repairs on Winona, Nor
folk, Gardner, Shamrock Streets;
sewer department, sewer on Harrison
Avenue and Hackfeld Road; Worces-
ter Consolidated Street Railway Com
pany, special work in front Of car barn
on Main Street, near Gates Lane.
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HARRINGTON NOW ABLE
LEAVE THE HOSPITAL

John w. Harrington. who was in
jured last Wednesday by being struck
by an electric car and dragged along
Park Avenue was discharged from the
City Hospital yesterday Mr.. Har-
rington's escape from serious perma-
nent injury is considered miraculous.
He was assisted to the home of his
mother, 1014 Main Street.
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FOUR NIGHTS FAIR
WILL OPEN TONIGHT

The four nights fair that is to be
held under the auspices of Monitor
Lodge, l. 0. G. T, will open tonight in
Monitor Hall, pa Main Street There
are several voting contests. There will
lie all the booths for the sale of candy,
flowers, fancy goods and refreshments.
and they will be presided over by the
pretty female members of the lodge.
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Avoid all drying inhalants and use
that which cleanses and heals the
membrane. Elys Cream Balm is such
a remedy and cures catarrh easily and
pleasantly. Cold in the head vanishes
quickly. Price 50 cents, at druggists
or by mail
Catarrh caused difficulty in speaking
and to a great extent loss of hearing.
By the use of Ely's Cream Balm, drop
ping of mucus has ceased, voice and
hearing have greatly improved.-J. w
Davidson, attorney at law, Monmouth,
Ill.
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CAST CHOSEN FOR
"THE DRUMMER BOY"

The cast has been selected for the
annual production of THE Drummer
Boy" at the Worcester Theatre, the
week beginning Jan. 6.
As usual a feature of each evening
will be the singing of 1.-The Star
Spangled Banner" This will be sung
by different solOists every night and
the best artists in the city will be Sc
cured. The cast follows:
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John C. Machines
Co.
Millinery
Dept.

"A remarkable sale of all this
seasons goods. Lowest prices
possible.
Combination Sale Of Ready-to-
wear Hats, Felt Hats, Velvet
Hats, Misses Trimmed and I'm
trimmed Hats, Fancy Feathers,
Buckles, ETC., as long as they last,
choice
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IF THE BABY Is CUTTING TEETH
be sure ana use that old and weli-tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's SOOTHING
Syrup for children teething. It sootheS
the child. softens the gums, allays ali
pain, cures wind collie and is the bea1
REMEDY fol diarrhoea. Twenty-Five
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Stops the Cough
and works off the Cold,

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No Cure. No Pay.
Price Is cents