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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

J miles east of Kent. on the intcruf-
ban line. % acres cleared. balance
partly cleared. splendid orchard
good barn and house. team Of
horass and all farming implements
The aoil II firnt-claea and the price
ia only t9.foa.
gs acres, All cleared. delightful POSI-
ton. on the intsrurbAn line. Eaod
house. barn and orchard. land
never ovcrflowE. for g.. 80.
50 acres about 10 acres cleared. fair
house aud barn. overlooking Cow
lake. splendid position. good soil
81 900
! Acrtas lake Washington. 10 acres.
an cleared. splendid soil. on the
corner % two main county roads.
only three miles from the lake.
tioo0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

TO CURE = COLD IN ONE DAY
Tsss laxative nfvese opinlns rssists Az
afWnHt@ fsfana the nnursr N u fails -
fer- = ". DRIVES slxnsfurs IA On sssh
bra. aaas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
Will COOPERATE

A. the meeting Of the city c0uncil
last night a committee consisting OF
Councilfnen Parry. Rinehsrt. GU.
Crichfon and james. was appointed
20 .co-opernte with a similar commit.
tee from the Chamber 81 Commerce
In arranging for the reception and
entertainment Of President Roosevelt
on hts corning visit 20 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
stoo-a.,.nrd--stnn

Tho readers q this paper will he pleased
20 learn that there n at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able 90 cure
IN All tts stages, and TINT n tntnrfn.
Haiia Cetarfh Cure u the only positive
cure now known to tire medical ffNternite,
CntArrh heine constitutional disease ~.
qulfes constitutional treatment Uaif
Natarrh Cure II iAhan internally. actina
directly uron the blood and mucous aur-
faces % the system. thereby dcstfoyins
the foundation of the disease aud atvlps
tho patient strength BY tuiidinp % the
constitution and assisting nature in dnins
itH work The proprietors have o. niue h
faith IN ita curative powers that they offci
one Hundred Dollars Tor any ease that II
fails 70 cure. Send fat liHt Of tcstlmoniala.
Address y. J. CHENEY a co,
Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggist. Tno
Halfs Family Pills ere the best,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
SIDEWALK ELEVATOR gill

An attempt was made nj the meet
Ing 81 the city council last night 20
pas over the mayors veto the or
dinancc granting Is. snponixka the
privilege of maintaining a Sidewalk
elevator on Mercer street. When the
vote was called GIL Was tho only
councilman present voting % pass
the ordinance. All the others voted
In the negative and the measure was
killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

The steamer Senator put out for
the California metropolis this morn
ing with Is passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10
BRINGS SUIT
FOR DAMAGES

BUFFALO. n. r.. March 10 Miss
Marion Hutchinson today trvughf
suit against the poles department
detention IN connection with the Huf.
dick murder. u IL reported that Mrs
Paine Niii bring a similar action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

Every one knows I. NJ. Bennett, J
Colonial block. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-10

Oct o., shaved at Shrewsbury "a
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-03-18

He moved from this county to
Florida nore than 40 years ago
where le married, but leaves
no childb bn
In adificulty Monday be
tween Nj Mart Bowers and Mr..
James Sms, the former vas
shot by tip latter, but was not
hurt much we learn.
WAN,lED-Faithful person
TO traVel on well established
mouse IN a eV counties, calling
on retall rnrdhants and agents.
Local terrlort. Salary $IO24
a. year ahd expenses, payable
"lo''o Il We& in cash and eX-
Penses adyaced Position per
h'anent. Buness successful and
Tu9hlhG' II S'ndard House, 334
dearborn 81 Chicago. do, I6t.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-03-18
IN MEMORIAM.

Died, February 10, 1908, of
apoplexy, Mrs. Anderson Beaver.
She was 70 years OF age and was
true Christian woman. She
was always ready TO do deeds OF
Kindness and love, and there are
very few homes IN the commu-
MY III which she lived IN winch
she has not done some deed o..
Kindness. On, how she will be
missed, and none but those who
loved her so dearly can know our
feelings. May God, IN HIS inf
me- goodness, heal the hearts
IhaC are broken, and especially
the one who Is lett alone III nIo
ola age ana who mas been called
on for the second time in the past
SIX months TO follow loved one
TO the gcaVe. Let Us strive TO
walk IA her footsteps and meet
her lndhe glorious beyond.
Heaven, opon vide thy portals
Lot another angel IN.
Now freed from earth and its mol.
tuition,
Free from sorrow, guilt and sin.
e6, shes gone to bliss immortal,
10 her Fathers home on high,
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-03-18

James }. Corbott and James
J. JetIrles have been matched TO
meet III return match for the
worlds heavy weight champion
ship. The hghC VIII Ja,e place
in California some tlma during
June or July, Oh a date TO be
selected later.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-03-18
The Visitors.

Mr.. J. c. Elliott of Yor&ville
is in town
Mr.. J. NJ. Heath has returned
from New York.
Mr, and Mrs. w. S. L.ngloy
are home from Ninety Six.
Mrs. S. N. Watson of Heath
Springs visited Mrs. w. NJ. Moore
here last week.
Miss Annie Belle Gladuey of
kershaw is visiting friends in
Lancaster.
Mrs. w. f. Garvin returned
Monday from a visit to Mrs. S.
N. Watson at Heath Springs.
Miss Mamie Thornwell Pearson
of Morganton, n. c., is visiting
her cousin, Miss Annie Wither.
spoon, on White street.
Mrs. Judge Jones, Mrs. MoIie
Perry and Mrs. w. I. Williams
went to Charlotte last week to
hear Richard Mansfield, the cele-
brated actor in Julius Caesar
Mrs. Judge Ira b. Jones of
Lancaster stopped over on her
return from Charlotte with Mrs,
A. q. Brice. She attended the
meeting of the Up to-Date Club
while here.-Chester Lantern.
Mr.. r. b. Mackey, manager of
the Springs b. e M. Co. of
Heath Springs, stopped over here
Saturday night on his return
from Atlanta where he went TO
buy some mules for his trade.
Messrs. H. G.. McIlwain and
W. b. Knight left last Saturday
for st. Augustine, Fla to be
present at a banquet given by
Mr.. W. J. Roddey, manager of
the Equitable Life for this State.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-03-18
p"ecHe@ L"t$tGe OJ Camden.

The SoutMn,s so,+,,,,,,.
train ,,1,;,'I, ) Soutt5ouno
about IN aoll1 ,''s9" Lancaster
"JG('V Wv sunday, Oe1n4
,yre~vaf "EC,. our? late. was
Of CamIan "I'1o9 '4Aa side
for ,nan ,,.n only LtncaS-
on the train w,AIr AZ = ,,I' IN ; :
who went dowto Cor,I,,( ,T1 .I'' -
dav to r,l[n I'll r. O'iIlH7n tiaJ
orS,b nGice ~ ~ ~ ''Io t9ie-
wood Inn MI" "o" h ''N
count Of tbo oc5n o,to " Jug DC,
in Mondav,s So. 'T appeared
The southond Southor,
raiiyg,, ,,ssTi,DHT, -" ,' 'oot'Ih9rn
,,9, ,,I,.,'. ~ - d. u" "1H' NO. 81
aLorr aiTht 1;rc10 y ? n Il, Io4ay
ON rho 9IJ CL, ,2.' Lrl"ben -.
nati and CL;noI ',5 IIA@,I
win I rIovd OH, .I. ."... Ni'
GERS. staleS ,TaA 'IiG %jjt,1 paSSen'
SiIinm tLe ,rn.,. ~ 'N''h 5
car o2 . tsnJar inIJ ','. ~, nD"aS,'9o ga
:ust before Il h;.Y,o II, '''9 .."I"
thereby onerinr +,;, 'ao S"ttch'
mo the foliow;,n ,,n =, " I'J' lorc-
in@ the iar - - - 'Iie slo-
them loose from ~ tonJa,o.
These cars rons;b oG'i"er'
passenger coaches / tho PHI
man Going at tbo T Si,G l l'!i-
was rTnn;5r u,oro VIC 'i.'h
GREAT vInIn3co 400; 'Iou WIN
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-03-18
court PTOCee,Eiu1s.

The court of general sions
convened here Mondahorn.
ing, Judge Dantzler plino
Mr.. Il. W. McMurray wnado
foreman of the grand ju.Tho
following cases were diskd of
Monday j. d. Walk was
tried and acquitted of tharge
of violating the dispensaaW
John Perry pleaded gu of
stealing live stock, auyas
sentenced to pay a fine 600
or serve three years on bic
works. Perry Horton ped
guilty to house breakinnd
larceny. George Carlos ped
guilty to the charge of n,
and was sentenced to 10 RS
in the penitentiary. Th9e
Of j. p. Yandle, chargedlh
receiving stolen goods, wdb
manded to magistrate. lie
case of Dan Brice, charged
larceny, was also remandb
magistrate. The case OH
Ballard, charged with lard
was continued. Hampton u
was tried and acquitted of
charge of assault and bat
with intent to kill. The cad
Robt. Hammond and Hid
Magill, charged with burgl
and larceny, was continJ
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-03-18
The case against r A P. Hun.
ter for disposiny of property

Ihe case againstR A P. Hun.
ter for disposiny of properly
under lien was nd pressed.
True bills werefound in the
following other ctses: joseph
Williams and William wv. en-
dangering passengers ON rail.
road Allen Cunningham, as
sault and battery With intent to
Kill; Robert Harris, assault
and battery of a high and az
gravated nature Jesse Gun
nlugham, larceny.
Inc case against Robt. Harris
resulted in a verdict of not
guilty. That against Allen
Cunningham, chargSd with as
sauIt and battery OF / high and
aggravated nature, Resulted in
Il conviction. His attorney
gave notice OF a motion for =
new trial winch will. probably
De argued today.
The case against PIyler ~
Docs will be tried TODAY
The criminal side ofthe court
viii adjourn today. Monday
he civil business viii be taken
lp-that Is such cases rs 70
lulrS a lu,,v and c,,,,,,, ,.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-03-18

rade which you know. Let us
40 IL ho", "iest We iurSei."
Any Information any va1eran
VI oIheI person may have Aho
VIII Cali Il, any t.ine Ca Messrs.
otewman, Foster or Cox, ,ney
VIII Siauiy make Il nu,v VI same.
". G A. por,er,
w. q. HuIgu, Chairman
SoCrctdry.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-03-18
CONFEDERATE MEErING
In accordance with a published

In accordance with a published
H.. .... Ul ,h> u.....l.:.., ,au,,u,,
IL. ..,'um,lt,oo - Ch diCsr-...
l" nsnrfo having cIa.so OF the
1 Ad~ ate rolls, 10 meet al ina
CO .r'ao,se, to compare and cor
rect 'h@ work already done, the
t"',J"InS townships handed in
ik"T rolls: Gils CteeK, Fiat
I elk, Butord and Cedar Greek
Inc meeting was called TO or
d. bv W.G.A.P Porter, chairman
O. moUlou Hon. W. @. Houyu
VS. made secretary. A motion
Vas made and adopted that the
roll Ol Gals Cieek be called and
corrected, which was done (rol!
no. completely. Roll OF Bnford
was treated IN ike manner. ItI
beng late and bat few bein.
present, on motion of j. +. Stew
man The char appointed Messrs.
S'"wmNn and j. a. Cook to act
VIII Capt. Foster in securing all !
II Drma ION ObtaIu:Oie 90 the END !
Il, ,hr roll Of ConlvLerate vct !
els Ol Lancaster couuLy NAV be
made complete.
1t was moved and carried, that
when this meeting adjourns it do
so subject to call by the Daugh-
ters of the Codfederacy of this
county. The meeting was then
adjourned.
The above is the work done by
the several townships since last
August. The rolls are far from
complete.
Veterans, shall we allow those
who went forth from 81 to '65 to
battle in freedoms cause. willing
to give up their lives on the altar
OF principle, who sleep, some of
them in unknown graves, others
scattered over all this southland.
but still living-shall we, | saw,
Tail to inscribe their names on the
roll of fame, fail by our indiffer-
ence to perpetuate to their child.
rem kindred and friends the names
Of our heroes? Friends, we need
your help. Tell us who was your
and what became of
lim, where he was killed, where
le died, or if he is still living.
Now, we beseech you, when
,hs call comes from the Daugh-
ers OF the Confederacy, that you
'ome, to a man, to the courthouse
md hear the roll called, and if =
lot correct, if not complete, give
hem your assistance. Don't say
hat you haven't time or that
ONE other man can attend to it.
| ou may know just what is want
ID no other man living NAV
now some ,dCl about S,,I,s cam
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-03-18

The Camden corrr,>ylIeAc
OF the News and touIa" sa,,
OF air. r.. j. Mathis, It iorm r.
CltlZen oI LdncusCvr: n,r. IL.
j. Mathis, who Upeueu Il joo
pruning othce Iii Uuuuen iast
year, has sold out TO Air \. W.
Dirchmoro, proprietor Of tue
WaUeree Mesaenser. MIR ..ath.
- had Il SOou OuUhC ,.I,, ,uls,
auueu TO L.r nlrcumore : Dluu,,
gives Ile '-eoecnI9r an OuLu,
surpassed Dy lew Omcea III the
"
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-03-18
Short Locals.
Wednesday, March lS, 1903.

MIR. ]. N. Addison has Civ
en- an order for an artificial Leg.
The Monday crowd at court
was not as large as usual tor
court occasions.
Mr.. Hazel Cunningham has
accepted position in the grocery
department. of the Heath b. &
NJ. Go.
Married, March Is, 1903, by
Kew. K. j. Blackmon, Mr. Bruadus
Hinson and Miss Ada Kirk ,
daughter OF Mr. Il NJ. Krk.
You had better see US be-
lore you spend your DASH.
we've got some bargains.
Lancaster Mer. Co.
There will be services IN the
Episcopal church next Sunday at
1 a. nj. and 4 p. M, conducted
by Rev. q. Croft Williams.
Married, March IA, 1903, by
Wan Carnes, Magistrate, Mr..
Iater Massey and NJ ,ss Bessie
Knight, daughter OF Mr.. Dock
Knight.
Mr.. Stacy Gordon, son Of
Mr.. l. P. Gordon of Belair, died
on Monday of last week Of ty-
phold fever, aged about II years
- Master John d Wylie acci-
dentally fell from a tree in his
fathers yard Monday and was
badly stunned, though it is hop
cd not seriously. -
- Magistrate MObley Of Heath
Springs turned over to the county
treasurer last Thursday $3i 90,
lines and costs collected by hlm
during January and February.
Mr.. j. M. Hood, manager of
the Lancaster Mer. CO.'S. stables
returned from Atlanta Saturday
where he went to buy another
lot OF mules, which are here now
and going, gong quick without
better bid"
-WANTED-To buy Scrap
Iron, all kinds of Metals, and
Hides of every description Will
pay highest market price. Bring
to my shop. J.E Patterson
4t-Z-4-O3 Lancaster, S c..
"A series of meetings will be
held at Pleasant Hill A. r.. p.
church, beginning Friday night
or this week and continuing
through Sabbath. Preaching by
The pastor, Rev. j Meek White.
Public cordially invited.
Cards are out announcing
the approaching marriage Of
Miss Hattie Banks Of Kershaw
and Mr.. Jas Allen Long Of Alb
beVille on the 25thinst in the
Presbyterian church at Ker-
shaw.
Our Mr.. J. M. Hood is al
ways in the market to buy
llules and cattle, and don t
YOU forget it.
Lancaster Mercantile Co.
Rev. A. l.. Slough, of Pine
vile, a Baptist minister we'll
known by the older people in
this section, celebrated his 18th
birthday last Saturday. He is
an active minister and a strong,
vigorous old man. He was chap
lain of the 37th n. G. Regiment
in the Civil war.--Monroe En-
quirer.
The work Of placing and
adjusting the spinning machin-
cry of the two top floors of the
new million dollar mill is about
completed and some of it has
been running. Work on those
two floors will go forward reg
ularly now soon.
-WANTED-5 young men
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-03-18
Ct""t'ty Ecercjsss. Of Ya6erncscke
NtgN !%cHOoi.

On Sunday, March y, al II
o'clock, Rev. q i5. Watson OF
Chester VIII preach the com.
mencemeut sermon. Ol MONDAY
evening at haIt past seven
O'Clock there will b. a debeta
ouDje>C "Rssolyed, That the
united States WAS jQsiGable IN
declaring war agmns, Spain. ."
On Tuesday morning at ten
O'CLOCK DR.. II. n. Snyder, presi T.
dent of Woifori College, viii de.
IlVor an address. Tuesday night
VIII be given TO an exhibition.
Ine exercises on tuesday night
Will begin at seven O'CLOCK.
We nave 4, good program ar
ranged ana viii promise TO try 10
entertain all at Ieast parC of
the time. The public are cor.
daily invited TO attend all ot
the5e exercises.
K. &. Sharp, Principal.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1903-03-18

Mr.. J. L. Tillman Of Van
Wyck recently received the sad
news of the death of kinsman
who lived in Florida, Mr.. Jessie
l. Illiman, aged about 73 years
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-08
HELP SALVATION ARMY.

THE SALT LAKE BRANCH OF the
4 Salvation Army has airpa " begun
preparations for its annual Thanksgiv-
ing dinner to the city's worthy poor
To should not be necessary to commend
this project to the liberality and the
good will Of the citizens who are able
to contribute. The Thanksgiving din
ner given by the Salvation Army is the
only dinner-indeed, the only meal Of
sny kind-eaten on Thanksgiving day
by hundreds Of Salt Lake people.
Those who fare sumptuously every
day-and a good many Salt Lakers do
have little idea of the good the Saliva
ton Army does. They do not know,
they cannot know. unless they make
special inquiries. Of the distress ana
the sorrow and the suffering these
loyal Christian soldiers relieve. Peo-
pie Of moderate, comfortable and ex-
travagantly ample means ind it hard
TO understand, without some object
lessons, that here in Salt Lake are
hundreds OF empty stomachs, hundreds
Of ill-clad bodies. dozens Of bare little
homes.
The Salvation Army knows about
them because it is the. business Of the
Salvation Army to look them up. It's
members work long hours uncomplain-
ingly, they endure hardships and make
Eacrihces for the good Of humanity. end
In doing it they ask very little of the
public. Two or three times a year they
come around for contributions, not for
themselves, but for those among whom
their work is carried on. Their re-
quests for assistance should meet with
the most liberal response possible in
every instance.
The Herald trusts everybody who can
do so win join in making this years
Thanksgiving dinner Of the Salvation
Army the biggest and best in the his
tory Of the local branch.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-08
McKinnons Still Busy.



At the annual meeting of the Randolph
& Woodruff Canal company. held on last
Monday. the following were elected Of
rectors for the ensuing two years: j. w
Dykins G. r. Jensen, David Jackson, JO-
seph e Hatch. w. L. SmOCk James
Jackson and A. McKinnon, jr. Ed Benz
ley was elected secretary and treasurer.
Woodruff visitors the past few days
have been Mrs Thomas LOnghUrst and
sons. Malcolm MCKinnon. who attended
n IS suspected, private alteration while
the Sabbath evening bells did sweetly
ring.
The unusual smile on the face of John
Mckinnon this week is due to the arrival
OF big baby glrl on Tuesday at his
home Mother and child are doing nicely.
County Treasurer A. McKinnOn ST.,
wishes to inform the taxpayers that he
will be I'm his office a the court house uu
Friday of each week, during office hours,
TO receive taxes.
Peart q McI5innon are now prepared tC
furnish all kinds OF meats on short notice.
Mr. Eppich will tend shop every after
noon. Produce taken ian exchange, also
buy hides. pelts and furs.
Bishop Peter Mckinnon informs us that
he has been appointed road commissioner
20 eNpend the state funds on highways
in this county. He is required to give the
matter his personal attention and consult
with the county commissioners as to the
expenditure of the same. II is also CX-
peCted that the county viii furnish all
implements needed in the work. He also
informs us that he expects 70 commence
work next week on the road between this
place and Hills ranch. and possibly on
the old LaketOwn canyon road The
amounts appropriated for this county are
as follows: Seven hundred dollars on road
between Hflls ranch and Randolph $50
on road between Randolph and Laketown.
in Old canyon. and $500 on road TO Og-
den ana Logan from Randolph.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-08
THE CUBAN TREATY.

THE EXTRA SESSION of congress
L opens tomorrow 1t was called
for the specific purpose Of ratifying
the Cuban reciprocity treaty, the
president being Of the opinion that
there is a majority sufficient to take
the affirmative action indicated
Whether the treaty win be ratified
or not is really an open question. Wig
orous opposition to the proposition Is
already assured and it may be de-
feated
In connection with the Cuban treaty
&c should be said that the sugar sched-
ule is the point on which the congress
sional horns will be locked II is pro-
posed to reduce the existing tariff on
Cuban raw sugar by one-third Of
cent pound. As is generally known,
there is a cane sugar trust in the
United States which controls practi-
cally every pound of Cuban raw sugar.
Experts estimate that the Cuban crop
OF 1903 VIII aggregate 100000 tons. or
goo 100000 pounds.
BY a simple little arithmetic it is
easy enough to figure that the first
result of the reduction in the duty
will net the cane sugar trust the tidy
sum OF $733. 1873 annually II all the Gu
ban sugar comes to this country. But
this is only the beginning. We arc
told by the friends Of the treaty thzt
its ratification viii largely stimulate
the growth Of sugar cane in Cuba. That
is. the acreage devoted TO the product
win be very materially enlarged. and
Of course the output will be CORE
spondingIy greater.
According 90 the November edition
Of Dun's Review: THE present area
Of land i'm Cuba devoted to the Gull
tivation Of sugar cane is estimated at
100000 acres, or something over. and
III mills ground this year. Santa Clara
is the great sugar producing province
of the island. with 1Iatanzas second.
the combined crops Of the two repre-
senting nearly IS per cent of Cuba's
total production.
"The great province of Puerto Prin-
cipe. the second in area and first I'm
arabic land in the republic. has but
three sugar estates within its boun-
daries whereas it is capable Of pro-
ducing a greater crop than is raised
by the entire island. About 90 Der
cent of It's soil is virgin land. due to
the fact that. up to about a year ago,
IL had practically no railroad faciH-
ties. The amount Of capital invest
ed in the sugar industry of the ISL
and is estimated at about 100000 900,
and the value OF the crop of 1902 was
about S82. O0O. 0OO''
It is not hard to understand. from
the above statistics how the Cuban
sugar crop can be more than doubled
within a year Nor is it hard To un-
derstand whether or not the beet sugar
industry Of this country would be
damaged by the proposed gift 10 the
cane sugar trust