... _____ iIll% j There is no indication' of any- settlement taking place ofthe diste which occurred lately between i- fimi' ff building masons at Inverurie and; the United-, perastive Masons and Granitecutters' Union. A11 the men have found employment elsewhere, so that the dispute may turn out to be more protracted than was at first anticipated. * * X~ ** It may be interesting to Aberdeen masons ...

... Feared the Cough - would result Its 6Dnuption. InCosu But that dreadful fear wa quickly dispelled by Scott's Emulsion. If ou onos tr SOWt's Emulsion you wiI nwt wonder at he faith shown in this pre- paration by others. Scdtt's Emulsion is not a secret nostrum. The public is told frankly what it in it, and Why it is superior to other foram of cod-Liver oil. Medical practice cannot get along ...

... | NORTHERN NICERIA. THE TASK BEFOliE THE iMPERIAL ADMINIST ATION. Reutelrs.agent at JTobha. Nigeria. wrizing under dais of Novesisbcr 1S. sayi-. Thle piesc-lit -tuat ion on the. Niger m av bo sort ina~rizd as .o t fows -A lc' rr i iGnill i3a I' .t.gn Officr- to the Treaiouy, dated 15th JUein lS99 i et frtis genlerallv i!-e rra-ons. which r: Iluenced Her Alajesei ds ..s -rlient to cvi': ...

... IMR CHAMBERLAIN ON, FOREIGN AFFAIRS. THE ANGLO-GEiMAN UNDER- STANDING. FOREIGN ATTACKS ON THE QUEEN. WARNING TO FRANCE. A NEW TRPLE A&LNOE. MUr Chamberlain was entaxitained yesterdtiy afternoon at a oonsphimen'eary luncheon at the County Assembly Rooms, Leicoester, the gather- ing having been arranged by local Unionists in ounnection -with 'the rigtht hon. gentlemana's visit to the town. Lord ...

... I THEi PROPOSED NEW TRIPbE ALLIANCE. PRESS OPINIONS. 4 We hsave been favoured with the following editorial expressions of opinion on Mr Chamber- lain's speech at Leicester yesterday on the sub- ject of our foreign relations and the attitude of France :-- The London Daily Telegraph says:-Mr Chamberlain electrified hits listeners at Leicester yesterday by what may be described as one of the ...

... T-RApE IN AIERDEEN IN 1899. V'FATOttY REPORTS. j~k`O cwo' bttloW th li' irsI inoit-a-1lmont. of a it It WIts . It' I it I I l It' tItLI' 01' tt tl t1 itII itI ~ tl il3 lIm ltYC t) neport thiat, ittlsl1' bait' t'xvtpittioil tile vo'altni of LIllii tilt, granithe IIt if-otll' I Itir ii II h5' f tILIitpt'O -t'tf rti wol iri llItiA'nt~iIork ititlt( to i he way' .'iii tiferoit fotr hil~ tIthe ...

... ('t iTF IT OI''T~l--OAf S i'R3'I', Al:krlAERDEE'N. I('ND )N (I S'ICC'1 : NE2 ' I I tl):fi SI V9EEL, ;fl.. i~ ~ ~~~(C 1'.'.1AI- A3I:I;-' JOLTD P.7fo PE~ | Al'..'DlEN, \0VJDNESDX)Y, ])DC. 6, 18&9. rio9' Ii'tori Lend AIc thun sae lie is Lc.te intlii ci~ eli:.. o.- at Moueolr' it ar rne riaiij rciial~j-cdl U t:r uv::'. 'Viie Boet' o'iititi'tatlc' t211' hi, I, l'lovr 17 Icilled t'i'd iioiiiieed. ...

... IN ALL DESIGN,S, SET WITIH Brniliauts, Eimeralds Pearls, Rabies, Sapphires, Opals, &c., Of the P!rstLS fl£u .!V Vt At MAKER'S CASH PRICES. . Size Cards Post Frec. -e~~~~~W (Brilliant, 42/-. Pearls& Sapphires, 26/-. Brilliants, £S 3s. Pearla&Rubies,2/- Biilli:t1, iO LARGEST STOCK OF RINGS IN THE WORLD. T OUrnoise and Brilliant, £5. Briliants, ;£5. I1nuliCs f rTlfi;aZLf- Brilliants, £s10. ,ZI? ...

... I MR Pt, iM.P., ON SIML. Mr Pirie, M.P., delivered an address yester- ,day at the opening for the season of the Wesleyan Church Bible Class, Crown Terrace. Rev Frederic Platt, M.A., B.D., pastor of the con- gregation, presided, and conducted the pre- liminary part of the service. Miss Julia Robb sang The Holy City in %s manner which was much appreciated, the organ accompaniment being ...

... dazeli m e.Ve~-0? ollai CHnEF OFriwR--AIOAD STIIWI'M, ABERDEEN. LoNDON OH1CF: NXW R11)()I YTVRERT, E.C. ftL'NrMoISABMIADkEN JmUlUNAL,' ABI)UMYEN. NOg.Nlltg . 21.b, I ABERDEENT, MON DAY, - OV. 13, 1899. _ :__ ___ ___ ___ __ I ___ ___ __ _1_ ___1899 _ _ NEWVS SUMMARY . I.Latest news to hatid concerns mostly operations w otn the Cape anuid Bechu ltii borders. There has In been a 'skirmish near ...

... OUR LON]DON LETTER. I I BY 3JOURNAL SPECIAL WIRE. (FROW OUlT OW N CORRE3SPONDENT.) 5 N w BRitDGE STnu'rT, Friday niglt. The wreck of the arnioured train outside FsiUouIrt is Vli? Of the m1ost ilslleantstilr- prisse. ot thie wa5', and military experts are Ull lnut eo US in ontiie ni inig the plan of sending otit rait; ltor the purpo'e of rdkonuoitring Artottotd trants nre rdl vsery vell so ...

... ST AN DHEhW'S WAiRD, ABERDEiN. 'E, NFUTiAFNiRE T TOELE(YOp, Last night Councillor William John ton enter. tained a number of the electors of St Andrewa' Ward at supper in the Trades Hall Bnilding, A Company of between forty and fifty est dsre to an excellent repass, purveyed by Mrs Joha. oton, who wae ably assisted in the waiting ar. rangerments. Councillor Johnston presided, and was ...