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Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
Auctions

AUCTION SALES beautiful
building lots. ! one-acre tract. > two
acre tracts also 6-room modern
house with lots to be sold at auction
GA Monday Feb. 5th sale commencing
AZ 1850 p NJ. East of Indian school.
watch papers for further adds and In
dian band Will furnish music for the
occasion. Terms and description Of
property. Frank Whittier. owner. &.
.. McMurtry. Auctioneer. If
PUBLIC AUCTION - Wednesday.
Jan. 81. s. mile west of Fair Grounds.
on Christy road commencing at 100
p. m. | will sell to the highest bidder
at public auction the following prop
erty and stock. to-wit: 10 cattle.
consisting of > mich COWS. > regis
tered Holsteins Ofine individuals and
heavy milkers): =. 3-Near-old heifers
Cboth resisteredD: l registered bull
calf. JesSey COW. balance young
stock: = work horses. all-purpoSe
driving mare. hogs ! extra fine brood
SOW, I male hog. dozen chickens
thensI: farming implements. wagons
pillow. harrows. harness: some house
hold goods Terms: months time
given. q. \. Johnson, Owner; G. ..
McMurtry. Auctioneer gb
AUCTION SALE - Tuesday Jan
3dth, 604 East Adams st. Commenc-
ing at 100 =. m. ] will sell at auc-
ton { rooms of high grade furniture.
consisting in part Of dressers. COM
modes. sideboards. wardrobes. book
cases. center tables. rugs. carpets
bedsteads. mattresses. springs heat
ing stoves, dining table dining chairs
rocking chairs. cook stove. cooking
utensils. dishes other articles too
numerous Ia mention. Terms. cash
Jack Gibson. owner e. -. McMur-
try. Auctioneer Is
PUBLIC SALE-Monday Jan %.
M miles north of Glendale. com
mencing at ! p. m. | will sell at
public auction To the highest bidder. !
without reserve or limit. the follow /
ing property: > horses twork and !
driving horses. extra fine single /
driving horse. weight 1850; farming
implements: / wagon. ! buggy. |
spring wagon. ] moving machine. |
rake. plows. harrows discs: all kinds |
OF other farm tools: household goods: /
dressers. beds. mattresses, springs
chairs, stoves. cooking utensils. dish |
es. hundreds of other articles too 4
numerous TO mention. Terms: 6 /
months time given. Henry McKin- /
ney. owner. c. o. McMurtry. Auc- !
tioneer. DR. |
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
Wanted-Help Male

ANYBODY can earn $1,000 weekly
cellars. sheds, boxes. etc Markets
waiting. Free booklet Hiram Bar
ton. % West 4Sth St. New York It
Statesmen with estab-
lished trade 10 handle side line that
vii net him 10000 per month; no
samples To carry. = O. Box "a. St
Louis, Mo. 1t
We want TO start one good mer-
chant or salesman in each town IN
the merchant tailoring business We
furnish a big complete sample out
fit free, no cheap folder or catalOg
hut 500 large size samples. elaborate
fashion portfolio and every accessory.
No experience necessary. profits s.
to SIS a day Unlimited possibilities.
Write at once for exclusive selling
agency. Dept 3 McCall-Sales
Manager. Lock Box 4S3. Chicago II
ARE YOU THE MANI HERE IS
YOUR opportunity. No matter where
YOU livc-if YOU want TO make big
money and establish yourself in an
INDEPENDENT business REQUIR-
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est and largest COOPERATIVE Realty
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world. Write today To INTERNA-
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No COMPETITION. BIG SALES,
LARGE PROFITS. not sold in stores.
satisfaction guaranteed. KWICK-
grinds any shape or size
knife automatically. Housewives en-
thusiastic. buy on sight Right kind
Of agents can get valuable appoint
ment BE the first in your territory
We back YOU up with extensive ad-
vertising. refer all inquiries and cred
it all sales To YOU r \ Decker, |
Sales Mgr. b T. 18th Street. New
York CITY. 1t |
WANTED-Young man for railway
office work; must be good steno- |
srapher; address Railroad" Care
4
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
BARGAINS in residences. Ranch
and business property. improved or
unimproved. Houses to rent.
w. X. JAMES,
81 N Center ST. If

FOR SALEACorner I0Oxl4O #. on
Brill car line. See T. F Brown, 1901
j.. Roosevelt ST. 2J
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
Money to Loan

$1,000. $4,000 OR $4,000 to loan at s
per cent. no delay. see VI. II. KOehler
With f. J. Bennitt & Co. 1918 y. Cen
trail Ave. 1t
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28

McNULTY RANCH-Health resort
open under new management Phone
overland. Ranch 72S.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28

FOR SAI.E-160 acres Paradise VAL
Icy broom frame house. chicken yard
forty acres fenced. Well Pump. APP
pToximately $4,000 improvements
Price $4,000. cash. PIG W. Washington
gs
/ HAVE two nice residence lots
which / can sell you 500 under mar
ket value of adjoining lots. See sid.
10 North First Ave. II
CHANDLER RANCH LANDS-Fin-
est body of land in the west: $4,000
acres. under Roosevelt dam distributing
Icanals. Call Phoenix office and learn
.of lands adjoining Chandler TOWNSHIP;
800 per acre. payable ten years, 6 per,
gent interest. MESA IMPROVEMENT
Co. No. West Adams ST. Phoenix,
Ariz. If
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28

We have Il fund OF money available
for loaning Immediately. If You have
a good loan list it at once. Greene
& Griffin Co.. l27 n Center ST. If
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28

FOR SALE-40 acres sandy loan
soil. no assessments to pay. walking
distance To Phoenix. only So an acre
for short time. Terms or part trade.
Owner Box aI5 Republican dr.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
Wanted-Room and Board

BY ELDERLY gentlemen in good
health Box 90, Republican. DIR
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28

WOODFORD HOTEL~F1ne rooms.
single or EN- suite; splendid location.
Best meals in city Csc each, or 800
per day. 1913 North Second Ave 2-ds
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28

ANYBODY can earn $1,000 weekly.
raising mushrooms. entire year, in
cellars. sheds. boxes. etc. Markets
waiting. Free booklet. Hiram Bar
ton. % West 4Sth St. New York. It
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28

WANTED-Salesmen with estab-
lished trade 10 handle side line that
vii net him 10000 per month, no
samples 10 carry. p O. Box "a. ST.
Louis, Mo. 1t
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28

. PER CENT-LOng time real estate
loans can be secured from the Equit-
able Loan and Investment Co, $40 Ma
ticnal Bank of Arizona Building. 2-l
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
Wanted-To Rent

WANTED-To rent farm near town
must be reasonable Address NJ J.
Lynch. 413 T.. Polk St. dr.
WANTED To RENT-Alfalfa ranch
for dairy purposes. Address Box PA,
Republican. gs
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28
MISUNDERSTANDING

WANTBD-By good laundress, a
white woman, references. Phone Red
sees DIR
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28

FOR SALE-6- room house modern
$4,000. $50 p. Portland St 2-g
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28

pillow. harrows. harness. some house
hold goods. Terms: 6 months time
given. 9. \ Johnson, Owner; g. -.
McMUrtry. Auctioneer. gb
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28

AUCTION SALE - Tuesday. Jan.
30th, 604 East Adams St Commenc-
ing at $50 .. m. ] will sell at auc-
ton { rooms of high grade furniture.
consisting in part of dreSsers. COM
modes. sideboards. wardrobes. book
Arizona republican., 1912-01-28

We want 10 start one good mer-
chant or salesman in each town IN
the merchant tailoring business. We
furnish a big complete sample out
fit free. no cheap folder or catalog
IL.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
BOND MARKET SALES.

TH s "a" 81 Sas @ ssr @ for the same peril
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
j. Thomas Reinhardt
SO Broad ST., hY.ss iHSPn!f RHS st To1Snte S Boston
Curb Mining Stocks
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by w. N. Coer 4 Co.. No. 43 Cedar
EtreetD
Accrued interest to be added)
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
FOREIGN FINANCIAL FIELD
London Prices Unchanged or
LoWer-Paris and Berlin Weak.

London, Jan 23.-Consols closed l-lo io"e'
at II 5-ls for money and 77s for the ac-
count Anaconda was unchanged at It's
Canadian Pacific was unchanSeu a' -''
Grand Trunk a lower at 24l9.
Money was scarce, but discount rd'eS
were easy.
The stock market during the forenoon
was somewhat depressed by foreign pom
tics, and later the approach OF the set'ie-
ment induced realizing and genera se.
back, in which Omnibus and Electric rams
were the weakest features. Kafirs ana
home rails recovered partially ana eloseu
steadier.
American securities opened irreguldl'
There was very little support during the
first hour, and the list sagged below parity
Then Wall Street offerings caused luuhe'
losses, but coverings brought about raiiy
in the late trading. and the market closed
steady.
Bullion amounting to 10000 was taken take
irto the Bank Of England to-day ana tow,
900 was withdrawn for shipment 10 EsSP"
Paris, Jan. 3.-Thrce per cent rehtos
closed ) centimes lower at 80 francs CEN
times for the account. ~ ~
Exchange on London . francs 70 cen
times for checks.
Private discount rate 81 per cent.
The Bourse opened firm, but closed heaVy'
Berlin, Jan 23-Realzng caused weak
tone and lower prices on the Boerse' lh'
trading was sluggish.
Exchange on London - marks Ol plch
nigs for checks.
Money > per cent.
Private discount rate per cent.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
LARGE GERMAN LOANS REPAID
Amount Outstanding Now Probably
Not in Excess of S18,750,000.

Berlin. Jan. 23.-Dspatches from New
York stating that the German banks had
renewed the loans. Amounting to N5'Ooo'oo''
placed i'm New York, are described by
bankers here as being incorrect The
bankers point OUT that the exchange rate
having turned in Germany's favor, they
have repaid large amounts borrowed in dol
lars because 1t was profitable to repay at the
present rate, and also. that large amounts
borrowed in marks have been notified for
payment on January 81.
The bankers estimate that the remnant
OF American loans then remaining TO Ger
many will amount to 100000 marks, at
the maximum. about SlS.75O,o00
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24

FURNISHED by swartwout Appenzellar No. a
Pine street)
Name. Mhtil.y lLt. yield
Atlantic Coast Line 4 c. l9llIl7,.. Az AZ
Buff Roch x Pitts 4-4h c. l9lsI27 "a A
Centrai OF Georgia 4h-6 c; leii-7. ~ ~
Central n II OF n 4p C. l9ll-.i.'.. IA
chesapeake & Ohio p c. l9ll-,lT.... ~ AZ
Chicago 6 Alton 4-4h-5 C, lOli-i9 ~
Chicago a East Ill 4h-5 C. l9ll-'II. 4B ~
Chicago X / & 4l2-6 c, 1g!l-,l9.. an Al
Cincinnati IL & ID 4h-5 c, 19l1-'2O.. 5A ~
Delaware & Hudson "a p c, l022..... "A AZ
Eric 44A-5 p c. 9li-'17............. Al
Hooking Valley 4-4is 0 c. 1911; is. Al
Hudson g. Manhattan 8 p c, l9ll-19.. oA ~
TT S & NJ AZ p c, 191i-l6.... AZ
Kensas City Southern 4h c, l9ll-'l5 AZ
Lehigh Valley r Il 4-4h p c, l9il-le ~ AZ
Missouri Pacific y C, 191l!1I. ....... 81 -
Mobile & Ohio 4-6 p c, 10ll-i6....... Al
New York Central Lines p c, 1Oll-22 "A AZ
Norfolk & Western % q. t911-' 49,. An Az
Pennsylvania 3h-4 D c. 10ll-n:...... th AZ
ST l. s 44h-5 c. i9i1-lI ..... So Az
do guar 4 G & y c. l0l1-'l1.... AZ
Seaboard Air Line 4h-5 p c, 1911L11., 3 Az
Southern Ry 3h4-4k c. 191i-2l... ~ AZ
NirgInian Ry p c, i91l-'i0.. ....... 5ts Az
Wabash r 4h-5 D c. 191iJ21..... hH AZ
Wheeling g. L Y 40 2 -lallz222.& pa AZ
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
FINANCIAL MARKET
Stocks Dull and Money and
SterIinu Rates Unchanged,

The financial community was not seri-
ouslv impressed with the second lnstai-
ment of the Commissioner of Corpora
tons report on United States Steel rec
ommending the segregation OF the coh-
Germs railway holdings from the cor
noration itself: nor did It pay much at
tention 10 the course Of the so-called
STANLEY investigation Of the company's
past or to the proposal Of Democratic
tariff tinkers to make heavy cut IN
duties on iron and steel imports. steer
common closed three -eighths under us
final figure of the preceding day. while
throughout the list the general tendency
Of prices was in the direction Of higher
levels. Steel shares opened at small
net loss, and bear traders looked for
ward 10 field day in the issues. but
selling by traders failed TO induce I'M
portant liquidation and there was no
evidence that substantial interests were
working to maintain prices for the pur-
pCse Of distribution. The selling had
none Of the earmarks Of inside liquida-
absorb bed. although no attempt was made
to place the price on a materially higher
basis. Reading sold ex dividend at the
opening and in little more than an
hour It's quotation represented a full re-
covery of the dividend deduction, which
of course, was considered an excellent
sign by the bulls on the issue, as II is a
market belief that the quick recovery OF
dividend foreshadows higher figures
The theory generally has worked out IN
the past.
The Erie shares were strong features
and some experienced operators thought
the buying came from the interests who
have been taking the Hill stocks in re
beyond the constant growth and i'm.
provement Of the Erie system to find 4
good excuse for the buying Of the com
pany's securities by people identified
with other railroads and banking houses
movement that has been under way
for months; and the same thing may be
said of the Southern Railway and Its
shares. Southern Railway preferred
soon will be established on ) per cent
basis, according TO interests we'll In
formed regarding the property. The In
terborough- metropolitan stocks were
not actively traded in, as spectators
we're waiting for developments regarding
subways, and in the late afternoon tht
entire market practically was at a stand
still, closing prices being under the best
of the day, with. however, more net
gains than losses.
Both money and sterling rates were
unchanged. Heavy receipts Of currency
from the interior were reported, anC
Canada also sent funds TO this centre
shipments from Montreal doubtless rep.
resenting the beginning of the return Of
gold which was taken from here for Ca
madam account in the late autumn
Further active borrowing by foreign
bankers was noted. and general indica.
tions suggested additional exports 81
gold from New York to South America
in settlement OF European obligations lr
that country. The local bond market
was relatively active. Buying of state
and city bonds by banks and trust com.
panies was feature, the ease in money
making such purchases attractive.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
BONDS.

sos 900 chic FL SIS. es" sss ssA ss e" .ssss
200 Con Rub 7 IS. SO 1911, 90, IS2x iJf
10000 n Y c 4As;-.i0st iSsx esS Se
1000 NY.W & B +hs ~" as 90 Hs
so 600 West Pac os'' " a.,
.o1, ,o,. +sen cents per share. 'Ei a.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
or,Ts1pE SECURITIES.

rrad,pc In the market for OUTSIDE 80,
an q comparatively small scaie'
a,,hough the business transacted was la,I, ~
,,'o, dis,rihuted. At the outset s'tl', sehera.'y
"rn, tone was maintained, although arounu
,,,ddav slight reactions set In on rea''A- '1..
,ng Western Pacific 5s were the S'rone
roe,urcs ,oe ON various rpconhrmed rumo,s'
advancing nearly points |"''"eo Ir
waited 5s were arm and iairiy 49,,
the industrial list there was h'''e i1aeu
worthy of mention. The Tobacco ISSUE
ruled about steady. Lehigh valley oo"' .
sales was down a point. In the mIhihs is'
Greene-Cananea after early firmness' reac'-
cd. Inspiration was a shade higher Ne
vada Hills was heavy on rather larger u
ferings. The silver stocks were duii anu
nn.hapUo1
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24

FRANCIS VI. BACON,
John y. BEACH
ERNEST e. BLISS,
VERNON II. BROWN.
WALDRON p. BROWN,
JOHN CLAFLlN,
GEORGE &. CLARK,
CLEVELAND u. DODGE.
CORNELIUS ELDERT.
RICHARD II. EWART.
PHILIP \. :. FRANKLIN,
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
FURNISHED by Williams. Mcdonnell e Coleman
No. 60 Wall strect)
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
OIaturing i9il-'27)

FURNISHED by swartwout & Appenzelar. No a
Pine street)
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE

At tho opening 81 business on tho Con-
solidstcd Exchange nOor sentiment was
hcarsh At the same time early offerings
we're well absorbed and there was evidence
of the placing Of good supporting orders.
The strength developed 10y Reading, which
Was accompanied by aggressive buying,
causing more than a recovery OF its divi-
dond. checked for time efforts Of the
bears Ia bring about general decline. In
the later dealings however, heavincss
again showed, particularly I'm Union Pa
ciHc and Steel common Reading sold on
with the rest Of the list. hut failed 20 lose
all It's gain The basis for It's strength was
the understanding that through raise In
wages tho anthracite coal companies will
ho able to avert q great strike OF the min
crs this spring Detailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24

ASSblSs
United states and state OF New York -,
Bonds .....r.... - ''' :. -.
New York city and New York Trust --
GO and Bank Stocks. q. .'.; $1,000
stocks and Bonds OF Rallrodas '''''' ooc
special Deposits In Banks and Trust oor
CONF anies .....-..-.. ..-'' ,,,.,,,r,ii : - ''
iR.aI Estate cor. Wall and William
streets sa,d,i and E~chanse 's'' 4,2sa
RcaI Estate on staten Island 'heid
under provisions Of Chapter 'e'' >.
laws Of 1851 ..........''''''''''' eiiss
Premium Notes ....''' ''.r'''''''''''' aaS
Bills Receivable ........' s',..i,,.
cssb h, hands Of European Bankers
10 ray losses under policies payaDie oo-
In to-'lsn ,ou"'' .... a3C
Now York city Revenue Bonds 4''
IA 46'
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
Central Pacific Railway Compaa!I,
THREE a ONE-HAIF PER CbNi nv
CAGE RONDS. .

No,tro is hereby given that, pursuan, ,ro,
,rn,,isjons ~ Article Nine OF the mortsss' fcr-
his COMPANY 10 the United states lrus r,ns,, l.
pany OF New York. Trustee dated :, ne ~
iSaG this company has set apart out y. ,.drcs!
ir',or,c derived by Il from the lines oi ,scs-
therein mortgaged the sum OF Twenty IAN ~ ~
sand dollars in trust to be used 70 reas eass NOT
Londs. and that bonds issued un9 9ISs are hse.
,nyitod Tor the surrender OF such bonds .,cart ~
20 he named by the bidders. to the S'''
sos. All. .O3 in the Sinking Fund. ,h,. comesr
=, Us offire 40 Broadway, IN the SIy Sy.-v lsi-
YORK on or before the 1st day OF ~ 'eniusi
al twelve o'clock noon, and should pld.,So a. RsIiss.
bids for Surrender OF central rS cent. Boness,
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAlLM,.ASnlr ppresIdssL
ZEN w" Nv n. s. LONErT' Ffe
New York, December 26, leii'
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
COTTON MILLS ON FULL TIME.

Manchester Jan 23.-The Federation OF
Lancashire Cotton Spinners held meet
ing to-day and decided that in view Of the
settlement Of the weavers dispute and the
resumption of work at the mills It was
unnecessary to continue to run on short
time AT the spinning mills any longer.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24


Coupons interchangeable tRegistered 3Cou-
pons. tRegistered and coupon.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NOTICES.
PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY.
New York. n. y January 18th 1912
PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. 50.
A quarterly dividend of ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT G&f0 will be paid on
the preferred stock Of this Company February
OF business January S1st. 1912 Cheques will be
mailed from the Office of the Company. The
transfer books will close at three p. NJ. January
81st, 1872 and reopen at ten A. N. February
21st. 1912 F. p. VAN HORNE. Treasurer
OFFICE OF READING COMPANY.
Philadelphia. January 15 1912.
Tho, Board Of Directors has declared from
the net earnings quarterly dividend Of one
and one-half per cent. GhGo) on the Common
stock Of the Company, to he paid on February
eth, 1912, TO the stockh oders of record at the
close Of business January 23, 1912 Checks
will be mailed to stockholders who have filed
dividend orders with the Treasurer.
w. r. TAYLOR, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

1912 1oit 1oto
W.. end Jan 90 SIS 2Q2 S31 S11 $50 0s5 st3 40 o-t
Jan l-Jsn. 20. 63.l40,733 1852, e9s rs s24. 7a2
New-York tribune., 1912-01-24
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-19

Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, July 10
Likelihood of all records being broken
this season. for yields per acre through-
out the Northwest. made an unmlstake-
able heavy market. today, tor wheat.
The finish was at loss of hair TO net;
Corn showed break of to l to Il a.
from last night; oats were UNCHANGED 20
a. off and provisions depressed all
the way from shade to 30;
WHEAT-July 96z: Sept. sSs; Dec sos'
coRN-July 7ol; Sept s4s, Dec. 55E'
oATS-July s4a: Sept. 80; Dec s4l; May
FLoJR-Weak; No. rye 73; feed or
mixing barley and fair to choice mating
barley nominal; timothy seed ooO.
CLOVER SEED-1500 q 1900.
MESS PORK-1737a q 90.
LARD--1032A.
PoRK-July 1725: Sept. 1855; Oct 1924;
L. 1os2a; Sept. 1o47l Oct. 1o52a;
: sHo fGi RIBs-July 1os2a; Sept. 1o45;
BUTTER steady; creameries % q 25;
dairies q a. "a
Enthusiastically; receipts SSl5; at mark,
cases included 15A a 16A; ordinary firsts
16. firsts Ia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-19

at a certain distance from the object.
Some of the sights to see are the
three links of the Independent order
of odd Fellows naturally formed in the
ceiling, the fossil snakes, Lovers leap.
Dead sea, Leafy lake, River Styx, An
nets and Mammoth dome, fat man and
tall mans misery and Relief hall. Echo
dome and river. Pensacola avenue.
Vanderbilt hall and avenue, and piles
of loose stones placed in heaps by visi-
tors, indicating monuments to repre-
sent the various states and countries
of the civilized world. Following an
inseiration is this quotation in Wander
hilt halls "0ut of the lowest depths
there are paths that lead to the highest
heights
We all saw and had in our hands an
eyeiess crawfish BY close inspection
We found that he had no eyes at all.
and that he was fairer than an ordin-
airy crawfish.
The fifth and lowest level is the bed
of Echo river. We took an enjoyable
boat ride on this underground stream.
While going down the stream we sang
Down on the Swanee river" My old
Kentucy home,'' and Nearer. My God.
to Thee AT this place the writer
offered prayer aloud the second time
in the cave. The echo of the melodious
music 500 feet under the ground stirred
our souls to higher aspirations and
hotter ambitions. One was made to feel
that he could almost see the echo as
II dled gently away in the dim dis
tanc e.-Christian Advocate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-19
Shipping News.

Portland, Me, July 1s.-Arrived
Schooners Edward j. Lawrence, New
port News; Catherine. Bangor for
Boston; Inez, do. for do; Lille and
Alice. Harpsweli: E. F. Merriam,
Bangor for Boston,. Sunbeam, Ken
nebee for do.
Boothbay Harbor, Me, July 1S.--Ar-
rived: Schooner Lizzie Lee. u Sulli-
van for Boston; Portland Packet, do
for do; James L. Maloy, Bangor for
do; Marcia Bailey, Portland for Nd
Olson.
Ellsworth. Me. July ts.-Arrived'
Schooner Henrietta A. Whitney, Wey-
mouth, n. s.
West Sullivan, Me. July tS-Sailed:
Schooner Lavolta, N. Y.
Roekland. Me. July 1S.-Arrived;
Schooner Bloomer. Bangor. Sailed.
Schooners Daniel Bailey, New York;
j. NJ. Harlow. Boston.
Boston, July 1S.-Arrived: Barken-
tine Success convict ship; elias
son Dock Eng. Schooners Naldare
oBr), Digby, n. s.; Esther Ann, Apa-
lachicola.
Sailed: Steamer sachem CBr). Liv-
erpool
stockton. Me, July 1s.-Arrived;
Schooner Lizzie Lane. Edgartown.
Sailed: Schooner Gilbert Stanclihe,
Boston.