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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-12
Rector Given all'vacation.

The rector of St. Andrews Protestant
Episcopal Church, Rev. Josiah B. Perry,
who has officiated snmmer and winter for
more than two years. has been granted by
his vestry a leave, of absence of three
months During his absence the parish
VII be under the PASTORAL care of the Rev.
J. wood Elliott, COOS F street, who has &C.
cepted the position. of assistant minister
Mr.. Elliott was the chaplain Of Maryland
regiment in the Cuban war
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-12
Deaths in the District.

lThefollowing deaths that occurred during
the twenty-four hours ended at noon TODAY
have been reported to the health officer:
Eliza E. Strickhart, a years: Alexander
Mckericher, IS years; Thomas Keliher. 30
years; Edith Carroll, % years; Ella NJ,
Lyons, years: Mary +. Belt, 1 year; Nor
man E.~Shipman, year; Mary Jones, 1
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-12
Memorial Service.

The committee on memorial exercises for
the Maccabees held its final session We'd
nesday night at Masonic Temple and COM
pleted all the arrangements for the ser
vice. which will be held at Masonic Tenn
pie Hall. 9Th and F streets, Sunday even
ing. June 10, at o'clock. d. W. Gall state
commander. Will state the objects of the
meeting, and an address win be delivered
by Rev. D. H. Martin, member OF Bright
wood Tent. No. 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-12

Mrs. Eastmond p. Green, by her attorney,
Samuel Maddox. has filed suit at law in
the District Supreme Court against Charles
c. Duncanson for S3.7o9. The plafntim
Gains that the defendant under a power
OF attorney from her, collected So 800 inter-
est on certain promissory notes and has
paid over to her only 5000. leaving a ball
ance due Of $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-12
AGED RESIDENT DEAD
ALEXANDER STEELE McKERI-
CHER PASSES AWAY.
Was Employed in Department of Agri-
culture for Over Forty Years
Funeral Tomorrow Afternoon.

Alexander Steele McKericher, whose death
occurred early yesterday morning at his
home in this city, was born in Perth, Scot
land, June 25, 1885, Mr.. McKericher had
been a resident Of Washington for nearly
half century and had many friends in
the Department of Agriculture, where he
had been employed for over forty years.
He worked for the commissioner Of agri-
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Suit Filed for Divorce

Lizzie c. Gohre, by her attorney, r. P.
Evans. has filed a suit for divorce against
Frank c. Gohre on the charge of infidelity.
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Advertisements are received at The Stars
branch office. Kings drug store. corner
18th street and Vermont avenue, at regu-
lar rates. No charge for messenger.
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Acknowledgements Capital

The only chance he has Of being liberated from
the tyranny Of capital 10 70 become q CAPITALIST
Spself. and the way TO become a capitalism IL to
save money and put II into the PERPETUAL
BUILDING ASSOCIATION aud begin receiving in
terest on bis savings and when be has enough, buy
or build q home for himself aud family. Don't
hesitate, but begin At once. See advertise ment
tn this column. fel>tf
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
Acadia municipal
de Caguas

Essa AlesIdfa provssrk en- IN Vsasrinsrio
con tftulos l& plasa de inspector de aarnes
sismprs Qua Sc compromata q dasem mps1 aria,
con todos les dsm6x aarvieios ansxos q ella,
por 10 suma da2 26 dollars mensualas, que az sI
ausldo que Mene consFgnado en- oil aotnal pre-
supusatu. 1919 -
10 haea prsssnts fin de qua los vsteri.
narioss que dasaen optaF 81 desempsfo de d.
emo dsssino, pressnten sua solicitudes docu-
msntadas en- esta AleRldfs dsntro del .pIaxo d.
90 dias, contar dssde manana.
G. Garcia.
Alcaids Municipal.
Cagu2S, Dlcismbrs 10 de 1902 al
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
I'm buGn nOmbramientO
del COmiSiOnadO del Interior
Ell sargsntO Ruiz pasa al DepartamentO

Con sumo gnsto FeprOducimos ssts aueIao
de eL& oorrsspondenciA,o roE Es3sriEss o an
o1sSlng ntdo eompatEloba nuaatFo.
ell SaEgsneo AnAnoerAoo don Jose Ruix
SoleE, dat Rsgi mtsnso ProvisionaI d Q InfAnta-
ria de PusEso Rico, ha aldo siegido pur el Co.
mis1onAdo dsl Interior. gsnsr&i W. E Elliot,
para cnbEiE - vASAnte IL Chlsf CaeIk ds las
OhclnA8 dSI Oomislonado CON IN pAgA de mil
dollars 81 Afi1. Ralz Sjer ttsns Q oTg0llo de
ser oil primer p0srtoRKIqaefio qae contssl0 al
nRmamisnto oe VoIunsnEios sn Puerto Rico
caanoo ia gaarrR con EspAflas vfa6 oil primsr
pusrtOrr1q ueiio que ascendlo q ssTgsnto en- ai
battalion &c yoGuntArios. HA siou oil dnteo
pnertorriuueno que foe racomsndsdo nor 81
CoronaI BacnAnan soda Ia odeiAlidad del
Rsgimiento de Puerto Rtcos eomo HAmben por
mnchos on ciALes de ArtlIlsTfa Y OAbausrfA re-
guar, para Ell Aseenso tenisnte del s1areilo
nIptno.
Este sargsnto fu8 81 slegldo sntgs nm busn
nGmero dc AspiFansss para ser Eseendido NJ
pnasb0 ds AbanderAdo del Hsgsm1anto, ell diA
10 De Jaiio ae 1901. Fae nno ds los aIegtdos
pAIa SONAR parsa on Ia Gran PRrsda en- Was
hlngton, an IN inARgaRaeion del pKesidsnte Ne
K,nlay 81 A dc MRr1o oa ,901, Tiena ana brf-
aaMnte holM de ssEVieiosi hRnisnao siao enlissR-
DO en- lR villa de ArsClno y nom brado por oil
eapiIAn AAs0mp dss 5Qda OabailaIfk, 6Arganto
del dsssAeAmenso qas mas 80 disstngui6 en In
orgAnisAsI6n del pAtsH0n de voluns&rioH. L
sArgsnao Rnis Solsr a1rvl0 nAto ai mando lei
gsnnrRi Eflfoa, DIKectpr GsneTaI d. CoFYaos,
cumo PoaBEnas na @ 4sprAdi4lAs, duganss o.
psrlodc miIIsar. rsnanei0 ese cargo para IN.
gresAr an les nlaa usi e16rcfbo de lua EssAaos
Uaidoa. 81 nl1o de oon MAnnsI Reyes Rais
aacAide GUS fue da QuabEadillas des6a In In vA
ston hkabA qas0iehO pEenio fae anaxado Ca
muy - Ruta Solar ha snnid0 llsv&E alsmpra cor
! oEeuh "a h0nEcso uniforms mifisaE. -
TomAra poasal6n c. co DRaya cargo, oil In
nss is del aetnal,s 49, ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
LOS PALEATIVOS Dbl GOBIERIO
DEsTITUcIoN DEUN CAPTAIN
MODO De REFORMAR LA POLICIA

ell motin tiroteo de Aguadilla, tom6
parte principaisima el captain Urrutia
los policias sus 6rdenesf
Pues 81 todo ESQ es ciertO 81 todo
ESQ esta plenamente probado ScomO es
que esos oficiales no han corrido la
misma suerte del captain BerriOs2
La ajusticia debe ser iguaL para todos,
pues de 10 cOntrario deja de ser justi'
cia.
FL gobernador no puede ignorar,
que es muy raro ell captain, teniente,
sargentO y cabo de la pOncia insuIar
que no haya hechO pOlltlea actiVa; que
no haya contribuidO a fomentar la aso-
ciacion de &las turbas%; que no haya
tornado parte actiya en- los escandalos
atropeIlos reahzadOs contra los fede-
rales.
De ahi, que no resulte ell efecto
moral, que sin duda ha queridO causar
ell gobernador con la cesantIa de Be-
rriOs. OtrOs tan malos como Ell CONT
nuan en- ell cuerpO, y Obuenen ascensos
recompenSas. 7 de ese mOdo no Sc
moralizara nunca ell cuerpo de la policia
Insular. EstO 10 sabe meJOr que nos
otros ell gobernadOr; perO como no hay
la intenclon de nacer NADIA practice en-
ese sentidO, de ahi que cOnunuen esOs
0ficiales on sus puesJOS, haclendO pOlltica
activa, en- disposition de cOmeter nue.
yos atrOpellOs, tan pronto como reciban
esa cOnslgna.
De ahi que para nosotros la cesantia
del captain Berries, no signldque NADIA
como ejemplo mOraIzador.
ADesea ell gobernador reorganizar
ese CuerpO, cOnstituy yendOlO baJo las
bases de la discipline y la morals Pues
vamOs regalarIe una idea: declare
dlsueltO pOr ounce dias q tOdO ell cuer-
pO policiacO; naga un llamamientO para
nuevO ingresO; nOmbre una cOmlsion de
personals hOnOrableS lmparclaleS; y
que ante ella Sc presenter los que de-
seen lngresar; que SOLO Sc admlJan del
eXunguldO cuerpO a aquellOs O1clales y
guardlas contra los cuales no SO hallan
prOducidO nunca quejas III hayan ST
do caSugadOS pOr GalGds de dlSclplina;
que los malOs Sc les Sustituya con gen
To nueva, SIN teneF en- cuenLa la tiuacl0n
pOlltlca de estos; y que no lngrese en- ell
cuerpO un solo guardla que no sepa leer
y eScrIblr; y vera eli gUDernadOr como
en- ounce dlas cOnStItuye un cuerpO de
pOIlcla mOdelO, que hOnrara al pals y
Sera Verdadera garantIa dc tOdOS los clu
dadanOs y terror de turbas y bandOIe'
rOs.
va We Mr.. Hunt 10 facil que es
reOrganizar esa policia.
Para clio solo YemOs un incOnve-
niente: que 81 gObernadOr no guerra,
pUrque ESQ seria quItarle al partldO de
las taG1'b0S La unlca fuerza de que dis
pOnen.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
Juicio oral

Hoy ha tenido Iugar ell juicio oral
seguido contra nuestrOs querIdOs corre'
iglOnarios de JuncOs, acusadOs de dis
paro de armas, LcdO. don Ricardo A.
Martinez, DR.. don Jose Barreras, don
Francisco Escut6, don Sebastian Her
nandez, don Manuel y don Francisco
Barreras, don Francisco Tolenun0, don
Jesus Maria OOrtes, don CelestinO BENZ
tez don Jose V. Cintron.
Dichos amigos fueron acusados por
dos guardiaS lnsUlareS, los cuales en- ell
juiclO oral no pudieron ahrmar hi pro
bar que esos senores hubleran hechos
dlsparUs de armas.
In vista de estO ell Fiscal retro la
acusaClon pidiendO ia absOluci6n de los
prOcesauOS.
Delendieron estos los abogados
senores BernardIni Y Valdes Cajas.
HI tribunal voto la absolucIon.
Felcltan0s dlchOs amigos por
haber lUgradO desbaratar Ia trama que
Sc tPaguo contra ellos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13

rI nais ha visto todo ell trabajo que
"a tenido que reaizar para que el ca
s;tsn de Ia policia lnsular, Luis Berries,
Pnga Pl'~ sido expusadO del cuerpo.
n"' NADIA menOs que dos comisiones of
.i,1os nan sldO necesarias para que ell
ool"'bornador Sc convenclera que era JUS
esoGosfItuir a ese captain.
Naas de dos amos hace que contra ell
..,i+5n Bsrrlos Sc vlenen formulandO
,aL5l'os ooLlY1 Graves. unas veces priyadamente
a95ras ga an "a prensa; siendO ell mas gra'
81 oue hizO hace un anO un MEM
too do n Comision de La policia, ell doc
.a,. Carbonen quien sOrprendi0 dlcho
oonitan en una casa de juego, manlguan
So De aouella denuncia obtuvo como
csstiqo eli pasar a prestar serV1clos
i 1i0IlIi Eov Dor fin SO le separa; pero 10
,,os c1rioso del case es, que Luis Be
l-s LOS nierde su destlnO, no pOr que tenga
afcioags de JugadOr, Ill observe una
conducts depraV ada immoral; SO 10 eX'
nnIsa. Dor haoer apoyado a las tur6as
en- Ios mounes y desmanes contra los
federales de humacao.
nSe prob0-d dice ell infOrme de la
Comisi0n--que ell captain Berries saba
one todas las nOches Ocurrlan dlsturblOs
y sinembargo, no adopto nlnguna me-
dida que los evitara, pesar de conOcer
ouienes eran los autores.D
RleD 81 por ESQ SO expulsa al ca
nitan BerriOs esta bien eXpuiSado. PerO
tes dlcho Official ell unicO responsible de
sse delito en- ell cuerpO de la pohclaf
mo hav otros oticlaleS que Sc hallan en-
ldAntico caso9 tPOr que no sc les ex
pulsa tambien2 5Es justo que solo el
canitan Berries sutFa las cOnSecuenclaS
de 10 Que parece fue 1t2eG c091Szg2aG dada
a Ia nolicla, cuando nay OCros que han
comatido el mismO delltOf tCOmO va lg-
norar ell gobernadOr que durante el
periodo de las lnscrlpciones en- Cayey, el
capitan Guerrero, y el tenlente Sllen y
el sargento Egozcue, hacienda causa
comlln con las &lurbaS,2 cOacclOnarOn
nuestros electOres, hasLa el extreme de
situarse en- las afueras de La pOblaclon,
iupidiendo q los tederaleS tueran a
inscrlbirse. por 10 que nueStrO paFtldO
tnvO nue reCraerse On dlchO puebloF
JIgnOra ell gobernador, que en- todOs los
mOtlnes OcurridOs en- ese pueblo, Sc ha
visto siempre a la pOlicIa pro egIendo
los turbulentOs2 5IgnOra el gUDernadOr
10 Que Ocurri0 en- 81 barrlO Beatrlz de
Cavev a presencia del Captain MOuna,
uuien. contrayinlendo la Orden del go
bierno. permIti0 Sc celebraran ALI dos
meetings ell mismo dla y la mlsma no
ra. unO de republlcanOs y OtrO de
federaes, por 10 que surglO un cOntllcto
en- el que estOs fuerOn apaleadOS ape
dreados a presencla del mlSmO Molina,
Que no detuvo a unO solo de los agresO-
res9 3Ignora el gobernadOr, que en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
GRACHAS

Las hsrmsnas de Ia ParfsimA nos suplican
demos las maa exprsstvas graciRs q L. 600
loniA Esp&nolsS todos los seflores sef1oras
que han cOntribuido CON 0bolO pREa eela-
6rsr las nassas de Ia P0Efsima, en- particular
al Padre GonSAlsz que pssar de cstar enfar.
mo presto solsmnixar In Gesta gratuttn-
ments.
TAmbisn In ssH5ra Garriga ds Sanchez
que TOGO todo sl novenarlo el organo, =
ID ssfiora dohA An1onia TfiIa y don j nan Isern
qua con su Armoniosa VOC dieFon FsAlcs an to :
40 sl novsnario. salys misA sin remuneration
por sus tr&b8ios. .1 z - - ax.s -sp ase
On voto de graeia la mayordoma dofs
TomAss Pufg, que bord6 primorasaments en-
oro si frents del Sraie Ia ViYgsn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
NOTICIAS ESPANOLAS
Los asuntos religiosos


Con ID soinci6n o&da > Ia er1sIs y con mo-
tivo de 10 fsitcitAci0n que si Naneio de Su
SAntidAd envi6 nj as6oF siIvsla, hR vuelto .
ponerse dc actualload 81 &sunto de- las con
gtegacionss re.jgiosAs en- EspadA.
Crisis defnitiya
81 los eonEaEvauoras no uanan soluciones
inmsdiatas estAs no sAsisfacsn . Ii opinion,
euRndo 50 abran las nusvAs Cortss, ha de pro-
duciFss Una crisis Bal yes dshnitivR para los
conssTVRooTSs
Sensation
HA e&nsado honda ssDEaei6n un artfcuIo
del 'Herado do MSdFid," c0ncedisado dos
mssss do duTaei6n al gabinsts eonssrvador
Los presupuestos
El nuev0 minlstEo os HAclenda ssfioK Vi
llavsrde, Ia oseiarAdo gus aetaTA en- vigor log
preaupusssos cue Higen actuaimsnts On Es.
panh,
El sen1r vhlavsrde sstA reeonoeido como
uno de los primsL0s sconomissRs sspAnoles, y
hR ofFectdo solemnemenss que prssansar& =
IA aprobAcion de lAs nusv&s CoRtes, una ley
de reforms de los consumes y osra de In do
c6dnlAs psrsonAlss. VitlAvsr1s hR aesptado
II cartsrA de Hacienda . ruegos del ssfior Sill.
veIAs como tnlcA persona eompetsnts, denkro
del partido conssrvRdors para dirigir Ii Ha-
elsnda pdoliea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
COmpania de NOrtes
FUNOIoN PARA MANAEA

En- el salon del Ayuntamiento ten
dra efectO en- La noche del domingo, una
escogiua function dramatica que eI senior
NorteS olrece al puDlIco de Caguas.
Sc pOndra en- escena el aplaudidO
drama de Echegaray III gran GaLe0tO,
en- cuyo desempeno, ademas de los ar
hstas que forman el cuadro dramAticO
del senior Nortes, tomaran parte algunos
aticiOnados de esta ciudad.
Els de esperar SO yea muy concu.
rrldo manana el salon teatro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
AN JUAR

En las pz6xlm&s sssionea &c lss CAmSrss
LsglalAtiVas, SO votRra una ley en- IL cua4 SO
otauundrA 81 nombFamiento de los medleos De
santcad dlrarsAmenss por sl Go5srnaoor.
TAmbi6n sc assgnr& que 80 vosATa obTR ley
supxlmienoo los 1u1gAdos munietpAiess sntsn-
di6ndoae en- los AaunBos eiviIse los aCtu&iss 1ue-
ess dc pAx hAbrA dos smplskdoa mas ade-
mas dsA SecxssAtio en- ckda Onsina.
El lunss es 81 inieio oral de In cansa que
40 si9us nusstEo amigo don Juan 3. BAia so
IL CoEse Dc Dfstriso os San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
MANlF FESTACIGN

sr. Director ae LA DEMooRAc1A.
CsguAs.
Muy Esiior milo:
Ruegols d6 pubncldad an 81 ilustrado Pc
ri61lCo - IAs i1Rs&s slg gu1enseS;
Dea1s eats fsehG hsgo sRcar todcs mis-
amigos qus ms sepaFo ds soda case de polaAieAi
Quaaa nou en- una Acsitad complsSs msnas lnas'
pandlsnte,
Qasdo de ustsd uuy alto. >. g.,
Francisco v. 0ben.
Central Aguirrs DsDrs. IL ne 19.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
Oio alerta

En IN SInoRd &c HumAcAo, cireula sl ra
NOR aa que oil iE0lylaLo PedEo DIAS alias
Aarttttoa que so hAiIa prsHo en- dicha ciudRd.
LoF e. hCIEsndo AseninRlo Del cRrraaero Osba-
VIC HsEi anosE iRbsnla sVAdtFas De sn Prlsi6n
pATs ouTlAfae oe II Goeisdnn y az ~ leg. NO
noaEoA auponemos que los snc&rgados as sn
tAE que aas indlsfduo vnelya 4 ar - azoaa a.
lsa hsmpEeE honxAdos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
Toro Fernandez
ABSUELT0 EN- LA O0RTE

Hoy Ias doca del dis 80 eeisbg6 81 juicio
contra nusatro comps sro ToFo FsEnAndsz por
sapuestas inturlAs ; az poilcfa insuISr.
El fiscal HsNF6 81 seUsaet6n ID SAla de-
cPst0 sn faIlo ApaoIulofio.
La osfsnsM cargo del ssnor Bsrnardini
sstuvo hEiIAnts.
AnslcipAmos esta notiOia. El Iunss am.
plaEdmos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
Sub b-agsnoia Singer
EN- OAGUAs

Dssda antsa ds aver IA aldo traslAdada a
In cAas de Ruis Bslvis ndmsro so ffanas = ID
plAzA ocupAnao IN osAl Amplio, ossorAdo con
mnchu gnsao.
Ala aneonARMrk si phplico sxaIsntas ma
anlnAs, mAs DC sodos los AeessoElos'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-12-13
g. Garcia
rratitas >

Dsoidc L. pFscipitsci6u con cue 80 eorri
gan las pruabas an sl Adtestr0 StnGestTo IL
aver. ss dssiizaron las eErRsas que stguan:
e verso que dice.
ESQ sievR iunto Q una pAIms2
dabe desir
<ss ysrgas iunto 9 una palmRH
Ests quinsila:
Ebay quisn 1odu avsntais
, aunque, a6n musrso se me ultrAia,
e0nssrvadoF eTlTTo3e
20 tamSs ntilice
Ell gacrots Ia nzvRisS
dsbe dscir
ebay quion . todo Avsntaia
yAnnqua, &hn musrto, SO me uItrajA,
conaervador eTGTTag6
20 iamSs atilfcS
oil carrots v In naVaia.D
ElnAlmsnss, eli varso
sOios 10 dspErR fortun.s
dsbe dseir
sDioa Is depsrs fortuna9
vAlgR Ia aclaraci6s.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07
SOC
Soc
.07C

Dress Goods Bargains
% pieces black figured goods, 44-n. wide-a good soc dress goo
only, YARD
to-inch. wide black nne all wool eheviot-a good 6c dress goods
special YARD
B0-inch. wide black all wool imported chsviot-3100 quality,
YARD ................,....
rs pieces fine black canvas suitings, guaranteed dust proof-a
splendid 75c value-special for Monday. yard ...............
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07

scolloped shelf paper, assorted col 4.
o%rs-special at, per doz. sheets...... ~
Tissue toilet ~paper-special y
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07
BLACK SILKS

kD-inch black taffeta, 55c
values, at ...............
ls-inch black taffeta,
CSC value, at ............
1s-inch black taneta, $50
value. at ................
T-inch black guaranteed
taneta, S1.s5 value, at 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07
N R.BENNETT CO
tI I6H & HARVEY SITS. Ne
New - Arrivals fEH Cloak and Suit Dept.

On Monday morning w e viii have o n sale e cIOaks o child
|Ftn m misses.
New jackets n cIOaks or women, skirts or misses and
nnen, e raEIans or misses and ONE new waists in velvet,
tfh. flannel nj fancy waistings, lew dress and walking suits for
3sses N women, new worsted and wool dreSses children n
#tnses, new house wrappers I'm percaIe heeced cloth.
Our e FUR STOCK will be opened and IN sale by next satur-
~. II will n yOu to re "a 100000 worth u furs before buying.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07

New Fall Dress Trimmings
Dur stock of dress trimmings is uptodte in every particular for evening or street
dresses and includes The anew wood silk brads in plain and fancy designs IN mario"
and vide widths to match. =
Marrow fancy gmps for chldrenss school dresses in all coors Black braid IN
the newest tles AND patterns Beaded gmps and spangled Jets and all overs IN
T. the dinthstI and pretiest desgns prcurable -
Nohar brdds in sonache and Hercules patterns, in III widths and all tn ne HW
shades n arts1.#.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-07
Dry Goods Department

CULUKE Ed 81 LkS
19-inch colored t%affeta, 60
24-inch peau de, crepe-very handsome
quality. plain silks for evening wear
cheap at ,1.35 a yard. a.
One Of u many bargains. DI
24-inch peau de chamois. guaranteed
to wear and wash-all G
colors, yard ...................D1
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-27

Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich and her
charming daughter gave very en-
loyable dance at their home At Jar
boesyille, on Friday, the 18th inst
TO numerous friends.
A most pleasant evening was
passed BY one and all. In the light
fantastic. one saw old and young
with light and joyous hearts.
We hear that more than oneevent
interesting TO St. Mary's Society
may De the outcome of this pleasant
evening. Bringing friends togeth-
er in this way undoubtedly fosters
good feeling and chases away en-
nui.
The following guests were pres
ent:-Mr. J. w. Freeman and wife.
Mr.. Willard Moore and wife. DIR.
Richardson and wife, Mr. John Hill
ton and son; The Misses Virginia
Wise, Helen Shermantine, Nettie
and May Beal. Matte Dawson, May
Richards, Lila Richardson, Mamie
Raley, Bertha Freeman; DIR. w. g.
Coppage, The Messrs Clarence and
Robert Raley, George and John Daw-
san. Dudley Coppage, Horace Will
kinson, Alfred Howard, Geo. Quirk,
Swayne Milburn. Edwin Hurley,
Ernest Bobanan, Bevins Morris,
Clinton Hebb. and Alex. Stevens.
r.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-11-27

Correspondents Of the Beacon.)
Mr.. J.. w. Freeman, formerly Of
Park Hal, has thoroughly renova-
ted his dwelling e Great Mills, and
contenplaaes further improvements
in the near future.
"Holy Face Church." Tuesday
last. was the scene 6f Q quiet but
pretty wedding. the contracting par
ties being Mr. James Combs and
Miss May Cecil. Seldom was a
iairer bride led 70 Hymen's altar.
We wish the newly welded couple
much happiness and prosperity.
Misses Florence and Sadie Good
rich, Of Jarboesville, were the guests
Of Miss Bertha Freeman Thursday
last. - 9fA
Mr. ]. i. Cecil has recently moved
bis saw-mill in Mr.. Hidden's woods
and seys there il an abundance of
valuable timber on this immense
tract OF land.
The pupils CT "White Plain s
School" feel deeply indebted to Mr..
]. A. Clark for the pleasant STRAW
ride" which was rendered them 10th
instant As they reluctantly de-
parted for their respective homes
words were insufficient TO express
their gratitude 10 Mr. @. for such q
pleasant evening.
Wheat u In excellent condition,
and judging from present prospects,
farmers may anticipate . good yield.
Mr.. J. l. Elton has one Of the pref
tiest crops Il has been my pleasure
20 observe.
Mrs. DR.. Richardson and Miss
Bessie Adams were most Hospitality
entertained by Mrs. J. w. Freeman
Q few evenings ago.
while employed ct the saw-mill,
Mr.. John Downs received q slight
injury, but was soon able 10 resume
work.
Some sickness 10 chronicle. Our
friend. Dr.. Richardson, 10 kept tol-
erably busy.
Next Thursday, being Thanksgiv-
ing. don's Sorgst 20 prepare your tur-
Key.
How beautiful and sprins-lIke the
weatheri Alasl Thss enxfh viii
soon be robbed Of Der emerald car
pet. and the trees, with the excep-
ton a . Few evergreens, Invested
Of their foliage.
-sering's epsaing haas ana EsnEzs sAowsrA
hnghe eummais BIRDS ans frasrnmx npwerx
kssh Aufslaas ssuakH thaa freely fals.
sssrn wints<'s ssuFne ievs tAsn szL
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