... SCHOOIL BOARDS I ABERDEEN. The monthly meeting of the School Board was hold on Wednesday, Rev, J. M. Danson, M.A., chair. man, presided, and the other members present were - Professor Salniond, Mr Leith, Rev. J. A. II Clymont. MrrJohn Crombie, Mr Livingston, Mr J. W. Annand, Mr Henry Worling, Dean of Guild l Stewart, Professor Minto, Mr J. 0. Thompson, Roy. c. a. Macdonald, Dean Stopani. ...

... MAJOR HUTCHIEON AT CRUDIE. M~ajor Futcheon, Turriff, in pursuance of his fair t trade campaign, addressed a meeting convened under t the auspices of the Crudie Mutual Improvenient a Association in the Crudie Public School on Thursday evening. There was a fair attendance, and Mr a Taylor, president of the aseociation, occupied the ;I chair. Major liotcheon, in the course of a cornpre- p hensive ...

... P OWELLS BALSA of ANISEED= ; ________BALS__________E___ FOR pO WELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED.-COTJGHS. pOWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED.-COUGHS. P OWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED-COUGHS. pOWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED.-COUGHS. pOWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED.-COUGHS. pOWELL'S BALSAM of ASlSEED..-COtiGUS. pOWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED.-BRONCHITIS. pOWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED.-BRONCHTTS. p OWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED. ...

... THE MORALITY 09 BAZAARS. S1heriff Caimpbell Smlithi, in openiing the b iruar in thte Kionaird Hall, Dundee, onl Ihursdayt to itmable Royv. 1). Macrae's congrega~tioni to enter int posesision of the WAiltillan Memorial Church withiout deobt opoin it, in cthe Course of a witty opeech, %aid-I undersitand that lnorlsos~ and nasrrow-muinded people take upon themnselves to deiiouuce bazaars. 'Tley ...

... GENERAL FOREIGN NEws I ] * ~ - I' THE CROWN PRINCE OF GERMANY. i e CONFLICTING STATEMENTS AS TO E THE NEW GROWTH. (REUTER's THLEGRAMS.) San Remo, Friday.-Sir Morell Mackenzie states that he considers the appearance of the Crown Prince's throat to be considerably better c than when he was here at the beginning of November. A small growth has formed higher up in the throat, but it has not a ...

... SEASONABLE GOODS FOR THE WIN TER. PRATT & KEITH SOLICIT ATTENTION TO THE UNrDESNOTHD LIST or WA'ii. Goons rOR WINTER WEAR, Aberdeen Dress -TWEEDS. Aberdeen WIN CEYOS. Astrachan GLOVES. Afternoon Tea APRONS. BLANKETS from ] s Per Pair. Bovs' OVERCOATS and SUITS. Canvas CLOTHS, Nsew Shades, from Is Per Yard. Cashmere HOSE, Black and Coloured. Children's and Misses' COSTUMES. Children's P'ELISS F ...

... i33UOI'I AND T'HX E POLICE ACT, AN i)Ti~ll;i LIVELY MEiETL?4( 0. On Tuesday sootner large public meeting, coiifined D, al11most tO ho0useholdetr8, was held in the Fishermen's th, Hial, B ci i,, for the vlrp,)ee 'f fmitther cePiIRd&ri1g ,1) th,.a'v~Fattlits; of vc'',1tiii2 tile A,',ic.c't. 'oodder- j,~ ab]: iliterest v al ce~ll tied In tile pr ec'!V ,,I f. aild ell IorI t-r'ilt! mu,1ir of ...

... THE ELGIN CHRISTMAS OPERETTA, IDIA: A DREAM OLF STORYBOORLAND. This is the title of the operetta to be produced be. fore Elgin audiences during the forthcoming Christmas and new year season, and upon which so much public interestin the tdwn and district is already ibeing centred. This is a new feature of entertain. ment in Elgin, having been introduced last year for the first time, and owes ...