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Now Is Your Time 70 Buy
Horses and Mules,
Vehicles Of ali Kinds.


Look whit we haxe ln 0l4nr. AT
Ono lot ~ sound HORSES aud Mares
little sore, hut with iew weeks
81 care Will be all right and isist
what you want WIFI 8elI cheap.
4 Pairs 81 Young Mulns. secoud
hand and Now Wagons, all al low
prices.
We also mannlactufe everything
In up-fo date Carriages. Buggies,
Surveys. Anything yOli want III this
line 10 order.
Ii you have anything 70 trade or
sell, lei me know rs have custom
ers always for Horses, Mules, Wags
ons, Ne.
Give me i trial sud you will get
good treatment That's bow wo
hold our customers.
Good Hoaea Yafaas Is our mot
10.
II your children want a Pony, We
have a nice lot cheap. WrilenH
WAITER JONES,
3l5 NJ Fayette ST.,
fsAIfrf MORE, MD
May II 70
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ExhIbILIon a. MechanleayILIe.

Correspondence Of the Beacon.)
The exhibition at Mechanicsyille
Public School conducted by Prof.
Charles Adams, as principal and
Miss Patti Stone as assistant, was
held on Thursday, the 18th instant
and was a very interesting and en-
joyable entertainment.
A large crowd of ladies and gen
tlemen assembled at the school
house by O'Clock in the afternoon
and the exercises began shortly
thereafter.
The programe was long and varied
and seemed to have been selected
with great care, containing as it did
selections from the best authors and
many plays and dialogues, which
we're quite new and very amusing.
Ii is no exaggeration to say that
the children performed their part
splendidly so well, indeed, as TO
command the closest attention ofthe
intelligent audience and to elicit
from thcm very frequent applause.
The self-possessed manner, the
graceful action and general bearing
Of the pupils throughout all the ex-
ercise were q subject ofcompliment.
airy comment by those present, and
could but satisfy the patrons Of the
school that the care and training of
their children had been committed
to competent hands.
At the closing OF the exercises the
Principal stated from the platform
that the examination, which had
taken place the week before, was
quite satisfactory. several Of the
more advanced pupils in the 7th and
9Th grades, making as high as one
hundred per cent. in branches very
difficult of mastery.
The students had dance at night
at the school house, which was large.
ly attended By the young people 81
the vicinity and was kept up until
q late hour. OBSERVER,
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UMDE Err.

All lstmbar guaranteed Is BE ~
represented and 10 give satisfaction.
4 viii pay you 70 consult me Re.
lore buying.
Good lumber always on hand
Come and see me,
Mill on left side ui road leading
from Leomardtown 20 Flillsslla, on
Clover Hill Form.
Autpropared NJ furnish nii kinds
u lumber on shortest notice and
She lowest price, Address all orr
derS 10
During my absence ia baltimore
WM. n TuRgxA will attend to the
business
MIcEIAEI. KELLY,
LAOnaFilown Or Oakvillc,
81 Mafys county, Md
April W
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COUNTY NEWS.
LOCalWiSe and Otherwise.

Greenwich u Hearn are this week
burning the first bricks in their new
kiln.
Note the change Of schedule o.
the Weems Line. Pauxent River
Route.
Miss Eloise S. Moore, Of Leonard
town, has returned from a visit tc
Washington,
Don't forget the celebrations Of
the Glorious Fourth at Leonardtown
and River Springs.
All the stores in Mechanicsville
win be closed ON Saturday next, the
Fourth Of July.
Rev. Patrick O'Connell, S. j., has
taken charge Of the Leonardtown
Mission as Superior.
The steamer Calvert has been
overhauled and repainted and is
again on the Potomac Route.
We have been obliged to hold over
for future issue several apprecia-
ted favors of correspondents.
Miss Della Maddox, of Washing
ing is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Joseph II. Key, at Tudor Hall
Mrs. Laura w. Holmes, and daugh-
ter, Miss Rowena Holmes, 0. Leon.
ardtown, are visiting friends in the
city.
Mrs. Spencer G, Welt and daugh-
ter. of Leonardtown, have returned
from visit to relatives in the Eighth
District.
Monday last the County Commits
sioners met and signed the Levy,
fixing the county tax rate at 90 cents
on the 800.
From reports from nearly every
section of the country we should
indge that hardly half a crop Of
wheat viii be realized
John I. Clarke, Of Jessups, paid
our Office a brief visit last Monday.
Mr.. Clarke is visiting his brother,
r. King Clarke, Patuxent.
Sunday last, Miss Edith M. Bal
ley, Of Milestown district, in honor
Of her birthday, entertained q few
friends ather home, Mattaponi
Because it falls this year on Satur
day aud 10 accommodate the people
from distance; Leonardtowns stores
will not be closed as is usual on the
Fourth Of July.
Monday last we were pleased 10
receive a call from Miss Daisy While,
u Hollywood Miss While brought
us a nice lot Of fruit, for which we
are very much indebted,
A pin -four gold bands and dia.
mond 10 centres was lost AZ the
Hall on the night Of the commence.
ment al the Sisters Academy.
Finder viii please return TO this
Office.
On the evening Of tho commence
ment Of St Marys Academy, Leon
ardtown, a Lady's black jacket was
lost on the road between this town
and ClementsY Finder will please
return TO this Office.
Francis Beal, an expert telephone
constructor, is on a prospecting
tour over the route of the proposed
telephone line, this country We
hope that he will be speedily sue
ceeded by construction corps.
Saturday next, the Forth OF July,
is legal holiday and the Bank al
Leonardtown will not be open on
that day. II however, anyone
wishes TO make deposit on that
date some Of the officials will be on
hand to receive il.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-07-02

Morning Service 81 ST Andrew x
Church. sunday July 8, AZ fl, A. NJ.
and celebration 81 Holy COnlmanlon
Services al rs r0ters lAonard
Town az 100, y NJ
IsEv ~ ] d 1u0aAs.
Missionary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-07-02

No nan OF woman u the State viii
hesitate % speak we'll III Chamber
lain s stomach ard Liver Tablets IL
Ter once trying them They always
produce a pheasant movement 1t tho
bowels. improve The appetite and
strengthen the sllRostEon. For safe
~ VIM. y Greenwich, Ironasdtown.
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Selling Out.
Come and Get Your Bargains.


MEMS Fine Shoes, % centsa
Ladies' Fine Shoes as low as 65 cts.
and up.
Men s Good Coarse Shoes. IS cents,
North 4l35.
eionts Working Shirts and Under
wear is low as 70 cents apiece.
Ladies' Vests, c0nts apiece.
Meu ) Socks. all cclors, I pairs for
% cents
Ladies' hose, 9 palrs for % crnts.
Ladies' and Gents Hnndlscrchiefs
Tor ~ cents.
Clothing ii lower now aud youc
buy 30 CENTS less On every dollar, 50
call at
N 1. MILTIS0N'S STORE,
I.ennardtown.
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George Smith, William IA Will
son, Hilary Harris.
CharloRe HaR
] A. Tolson, Charles II Holly,
Benjamin Shirly
2 John A. Hawkins Moses Goats,
John S. Jencfer
3 John r. Butler, John n Reid,
Lewis ChesIey
4 John A Curtis, John Harper,
Philip Willard
Pltptmt.
III Harry Brown George II.
Bankins, John i. Thomas
2S Hezeklah Clark, Basil Banltins,
Samuel Coates
3 David g Brown Henry Hall,
Frank Thomas
Hilesiora.
/ J.. n Jameson, WILLIAM II Car
tor, William Jones
2 Fred. Wilson, Thomas Thomas.
William Il Clark
3 William H Clark r ~ py.
son. John Green
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DiEine Service III tbs fesi3ence 81
Mrs Sarah 4 Dsaia EI0ig,ion, near
Milestone Thursday. July 8, at II
q clock, a. n.
N r. MiSMeR Rector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-07-02

ers have designated the following as
Trustees Of the Public Schools for
the scholastic year 1903 '04
WHITE ScHooLs.
st. Inigo's District
No. School.
Austin Ridgen, w. II. DeIosier,
William L. Biscoe
2 Alexander Beal. G. s. Lynch,
Thomas Cameron
g. John n. Abel. John G. II. lii
burn, Clarence Taylor.
Al Dallas Evans, Geo g. Roach,
Henry G. While.
5 Robert NJ Wise, James n Car
roll, J T Hammett.
Foliey LEE District.
l. John Al. Evans, John S, Bean,
q Perry Cecil.
2 William b. Redmond, r. M.
Hcbb, Thomas w Aud
3 Harry G. Dent, J Morris Mil
burn, James - Adams.
4 William II. Stone, George i.
Dent. Thomas r, Mckay.
Leonnltorn District.
/ Thos. y. Foxwell, Or. Thomas
Lynch. John r. Russell
2 James q Wise, William y.
Floyd, James r Raley
8 John II Wathan, Richard y.
Abell, James r Mattingly.
Il Edward y Norris, John 81.
Hebb, J Frank Goldsborough.
5 William g Reeder, John ].
Bowles, John y. Dawson.
8 Francis II Guy, J philipGrcen
we'll, Martin Latbronm
2 JamasT. AbclI. Cleo. II Payne,
Charles II Lucas.
s John II Guy. J r u Russell,
Joseph N Tcnnison
caapaieo f'spio
l. No appointments
George X slyc, Oscar q. Hay
den, Samuel Hayden
3 Geo 9 Hayden, John 4. Here
bert, William X. Herbert
Thomas 9, Edwartls, Zach T.
Mattiugly. Charles l.. Johnson
5 John A. Barber, Perry Hayden,
B Webster Burroughs
.Hcciaunsr,lte D,str,eF
VIM J Davis, John s Adams.
Robert Williams
2 JOS II Hancock, James nureh.
James q Alyey
3 John a Johnson Henry Davis
johnson Hayden
sylvester Adams, Taos Il fow
Ter, E Lpther Burroughs
S,1ih district
l. WillinmI. Wood, Cleo r. Buck
Ter, jr., John sic6ipicy.
2 James s posey, j W Graves.
] " latham.
5 Joltnll Parsons JohnH Reed
or, Philip @ Drury.
John Il GaTuer, n n jones
@. Wallace Iathorenm
William + Wilkinson, Joseph
l.. Peacock, John u Magili
stephen ri Russell, John ]
Hess, jr.. Or. Joscph O King.
Z John n lsackIer, Thomas Dix
on, Thomas A. Bond
Erench NJ Abell. Thomas q,
Joy, Charles 81. Cation.
. Martin ] Yates Daniel Ralcy,
J c Dean
nilssto@a f,isiria
i 1. I. Lawrence. Edmond ]
Piowden, Thomas Grason
81 Marshall Dent, Dr w ..
Dent, Jerry Gibson.
8 Dr. K + Blackstone, James II
Bailey, Daniel Hogg
4 james r Blair. J r simpson,
Andrew J Chcseldlnc.
BaB District.
I.utherF Miles, Johns Jones,
Adam S While
% Oscar Iaslioe, Iohn Taylor
w. + Z. Long
3 J q Foahagan, N 4 Iiammett,
John b. A. Norris
4 John Il Armsworlhy, Joscph
Boothe, Jefferson Clark
s. Joseph $. Matthew'S, Charles
a. Pembroke. Igns, VI Mckay
isisad District
i George W Thomas, Charles f.
Robrccht, Joseph g. Hobbs
comaEp scnools.
81 iaigos
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Agent u Mutual l4iie INSURANCE
Company II Eew York.
Mechauiesrlile Aid
Dear Sir | asa II receipt ii q
check from tho Mutual. Life Enaur
afpc Company u New York. n sea
ticmonl ii policy 80 i2fis5, Ola tho
lifr 81 niy son. William ii. Mckay
who wan drowned This policy was
Issued bs ysaw eNnaMa5. Aay IA.
lslvg, aud lpAd bren ~ lurre less than
ono year desire ~ extend 10 y0u
nos appreciation u yuur klndnasas
ard Il thank sou % behalf 81 The
Company f0r the lirOinplneas ia thh
settlement 81 this alnin shall
take great pleasure Ia recommend.
in0 your Company 10 Wa persons
desiring Insurance
Very truly yours.
lSigurd EiJzApErHC MeKAY.
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4. A. Jones & Son

IL. a. Jones ~ Son
have several hundred yards Of TO-
bacco bed cotton which they intend
selling This is your opportunity
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-07-02

l Hons0n Blackwell fleo Dick
ems, Madison Newton
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-07-02

/ George n Watts. gnatlus lInn.
gcrford. John Iliscoe
2 Jesse Biae06. DebaIs Smith,
George Thomas
3 Geo, GLADDEN. Rfuanns Watts,
Henry EIgston
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-07-02

The foilowing letter explains III
self
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-07-02

Wednesday evening last Miss Esn.
Ola 4. Goddard ana Sir Conrad
Fauheu we're married III Medlpy 81
Neck Church. Res Father Richlcy
officiating Our congratulations and
BEST wlshcs -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-07-02

The Board Of School Commission
ers have designated the following as
Trustees Of the Public Schools for
the scholastic year 1903 'O4
WHITE ScHooLs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-07-02

Junr 9th, Instant Miss Paula
coad and Mr. Neale Thompson we're
married. 81 81 IQnatins Church,
Baltimore. Tlobride Ii a daughter
I Edwin ssoad. aud one q thnmcstae
romplishea and charming Young
tldics u Southern Maryland The
groom Is q soH'oi tho late fudge S.
Chapman Thompson and d popular
and prosperous nerehapt d Isatux-
ent district.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-07-02

spent paft Of last week In Baltimore buying
new goods. He Is prepared to sell berL goods
at iow prices, especially lno gents suits.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-07-02

Prank Holmes, of LeonardtDwn,
has returned from visit to Wash
ington.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-07-02
HurVesters for Sale.

fIHtinN aNeOei@8nd fDgAnif with ffes AS4lMMM-
saH Harvester Company. am prepared a. fIifs
lAAh my friends aud patrons with the best 8iId
4iGliteet draft MACHINE on tho market III
postal.
March is--ssas Ma.
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F0R sIfERTEF

Mosers Editors Please AfnOmuen 4 WIS
LEY FREEMAN uE acAudiflnfe for the Hhar.
iffalfy. ind say that no wiz bn warmly sup
ported hs tho lst. 1nd and ath dlstrsesas
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ZOE COUNTY TREAsuREa.

Aleadfaat and answering hddilfy 10 Dem
efatlc principles. rare business Qualifications
issd thu strlcte%t Integrity mark JAMES u
COUGH ~ UhApsico, ~ tn fitni candidate
fur County Treasurer Please announce him
"a q candidate for the Democratic nomination
TOT that position mnd Oi5iiKn nkMOClATH
Jan lisp
The Yale expositor., 1903-03-13
CUT OF THE ORDINARY.
Little Stories Tending 10 Weaken
Some Popular Theories.

FgRsNaN lWNNlNNss
watched my wifo dressing her hair
the other evening. BY Joye. her hair
Is longer and darker than Il was when
we were married.
The teacher asked us to-day n
there was ever greater man than
Abraham Lincoln. and told her My
papa" This az dinner from Mollle.
our elrcst aged o.
a neighbor brought my wife tickets
for n swell musicale recently. On the
night Il was 20 come on | went home
not particularly uplifted in anticipa-
ton. At dinner my wife said: We
won't 90 out tonight. dearie. You look
tired. What do you say TO a rubber OF
Crlbbagc?"
Jack Davis an old buddio OF mine.
came out 10 dinner the other evening.
Really. everything did run smooth
ly. went 20 the door with him. lie
whispered: Say. old man. for rayish.
ing cooking. an ideal den and the can.
dy outfit all through you've got the
world beat And say. pardon and all
that. but this is from an old pal. The
missus Is one OF the finest little women
| ever saw"
Last week my wife's father 'phoned
me to hustle over 90 his oflce. My
boy" said he when I arrived. you've
got two hours and n half to scrapo to-
gether every piece OF collateral In
your name-l50 minutes-there't
something doing" II only took me
a half hour. This morning. referring
TO me, one OF the papers printed the
following: The street is recognizing
a new Napoleon OF finance in the per
son OF young Mr.. --, who has just
turned a mighty clever and exceed
lngly profitable deal. "-Pittsburg Dis
match.
The Yale expositor., 1903-03-13

at the same moment He was as DR.
Verify said. a man destined TO capt.
vate. not only by his noble bcaring
and handsome face. but also by such
an indescribable charm OF manner as
opened the door Of every heart to him.
Bowling TO both girls. he presented
Jane with a letter from her friend
Mary Cromwell. and also with small
parcel which contained some beautiful
ribbons. The pretty gift made pleas.
ant introduction 90 n conversation full
OF gay inquiries and interesting items
OF social information. Matilda watched
the young soldier with eyes full of
interest. and did not refuse his escort
90 her carriage. but. as she departed.
she gave Jane one look which left her
with an unhappy question in her heart,
not only for that night. but To be re-
called long after as premonitory and
prophetic.
During the preparations for the even
ing meal. and while Neville was in his
chamber removing his armor and re-
freshing his clothing. Jane also found
time Co put on a pretty evening gown.
Something had happened TO Jane: she
was In delicious anticipation. and
she could not keep the handsome
stranger out of her consideration.
When she heard Neyllle's steady. swift
step coming towards her she trembled.
Why? She did not ask herself and
her soul did not tell her. II indeed
warned her. either OF Joy or of sorrow.
for surely it's tremor intlmated that
the newcume was to be no mere visit
tor OF passage. no neutral guest: that
perhaps. indeed. he might have en-
tered her home as n fate. or Mt least
as n messenger OF destiny. For who
can tell, when n stranger walks into
any life. what his message may be-
II was a wonderful evening 90 both
Jane and Mrs. Swaffham. Neville told
over again the story OF Dunbar. and
told Il In a picturesque way that would
have been impossible 20 DIR. Verify.
II was n magnificent drama. though
there was only one actor TO present
it
Jane did nos speak. she glanced at
the young man. wondering az his rapt
face. its solemn pallor and mystic ex-
nltation. and feeling his voice ylbratc
through all her senses. though az
the last he had spoken half-andibly.
az people do In extremes OF life or feel
irg.
IL Il In moments such as these. that
Love grows-eycn In n moments gaze.
Jane forgot her intention OF captiyat-
The Yale expositor., 1903-03-13
CHAPTER ~.
60 Sweet 4 Dream.

Peace was now confidently pre-.
dicted. but hope outruns events. and
tn winter slowly settled down over
the level drearlncss OF the land with.
out any apparent change In the ma.
tional situation.
In dc Wick the situation was pitt.
ably forlCrn and desolate. Matilda
would gladly have escaped its deprcss.
ing atmosphere for little while every
day. but she could not. for the roads
leading from Il were almost cuagmlres
unless steadicd by frost. and IL was
only rarely On such occasions that the
horses could be spared 90 take her as
far as Swaffham. Even the atmos.
pherc OF Swaffham. though grateful
and cheering. was cxasperating 10 the
poor royalist lady. Thcre was such
chcerfulness in its comfortable rooms.
such plenty of all the nccessarics OF
life. such busy service OF men and
maids. such active. kindly hospitality
10 herself. and such pleasant com
partnership between Jane and her
mother. that Matilda could not help a
little envious contrasting.
one day. near Christmas. tie roads
above them. and in spite OF tao cold
were hard and clean and the shy blue
Matilda resolved 20 walk over 90
Swaifham. As she left her father she
kissed him ahectionately. and then
courtseyed to the Chaplain. who dll
not notice her attention. being hap.
pity and prontably lost In a volume
by good Dr. Thomas Fuller.
Matilda walked rapidly. and tho
clear cold air blow hope and cheerful
ness into her heart. As she went
through the garden she cav o m0athly
rose In bloom. and che pluckcd a.; and
with the fair sweet flower In her hand
entered the Swarham parlor. Jane
was sitting az the table serving Lord
Ciuny Neville. no was eating and
drinking and leaning towards her with
a face full OF light and pleasure. Mrs.
SwaGham sat on the hearth.
Matilda saw the whole picture IN n
g.ance. and she set her mood to mach
The Yale expositor., 1903-03-13
Gen. erosv.nor's sobrisuet.

Representative Champ Clark has
n new sobriquct Tor Gen. Grosvcnor.
which he mas applied IN debate before
tao house "Out In Onin.' says Mr..
Clark and even beyond the confines
Of that state my friend bears the
sobriquct Of ola Figgors.' The other
dag happened 20 DO standing down
in the hall by the postonicc. An old
cmployc OF the House was talking
10 'tenderfoot.' The General swept
by In his majesty tenderly fondling
mis- prophets beard. and the old en-
pioye said TO the newcomer: There
goes the stud bug OF arithmetic
The Yale expositor., 1903-03-13

ing. and yet none the less she accom-
plished her purpose For when they
parted for the night he held her hand
with n gentle pressure. and quick
glanclng. sweetly smiling. he flashed
into her eyes admiration and interest
rot 10 be misunderstood.
And James heart was n crystal rock.
only waiting the touch OF q wand. Had
she felt the mystic contact? Her
fine eyes were dropped. but there was
a faint. bewitching smile around her
lovely mouth. and there was some.
thing bewilderlng and something be.
wildered In her very silence and sim
plicity.
The sun was high when Neville
nwokc next morning. and he was
ashamed of his apparent Incidence and
would scarce delay long enough 90 eat
n hasty breakfast Then his horse
was waiting. and he stood at the
threshold.
As he mounted Mrs. Swafham
asked him II he went by York. and he
answered. Yes. know perfectly that
road. and | must not miss my way.
for am a laggard already"
THAT r. rigat." she said. The way
that is best TO go is the way that best
you know"
He did not hear the advice, for the
moment his horse felt the foot in the
ctirrup he was OF. and hard % hold
with bit and bride.
when he was quite cut OF sight.
they turned into the house with
sigh, and Mrs. Swanham said. Now.
! must have the house put in order.
II were YOU. Jane | would go to dc
Wick this afternoon. Matilda is full
OF trouble. cannot feel indifferent
20 her"
SO Jane went TO her room and began
20 fold away the pretty thinrs she had
worn the previous night And as she
did SO. her heart sat so lightly on is
temporal perch that she was singing
The Yale expositor., 1903-03-13
Initiates Mrs. Astor.

a certain comic opera soprano In
New York Is causing much annoy.
auce TO Mrs. John Jacob Astor 10y
initiating that young fashion leader
in every way possible. In dress.
walk. cquipagc and manner does the
stage celebrity show this "sinccrest
form Of Aattery." The climax came
last week when tho woman Of fash.
ion added 90 her stable accouter.
ments n horse cover Of fuc seal
leather with the Aston crest wrought
inconspiCously In brass In one cor.
ncr. Every one waited for tho bur.
lesquc queen 20 DO likewise. The
next time she appeared. her horse
was covered by the leather trap.
pings But the crest was as big az
Il saucer.
The Yale expositor., 1903-03-13
Changes on the Northwestern.

President Marvin Hughitt OF tho
Chicago and Northwestern recently
announced that his company has pur.
chased and entered into possession OF
the Fremont. Elkhorn and Missouri
valley railroad In Nebraska. Wyom.
ing and South Dakota. and that II will
be operated hereafter as the Nebraska
and Wyoming division OF the North.
western system.
Following this notice announcement
was made by General Manager Gard
ner OF the appointment OF c. A.
Cairns as general passenger agent
OF the Chicago and Northwestern,
with headquarters NJ Chicago Mr..
Cairns has been assistant general
passenger agent OF the Northwestern
since 1892. and for several years prior
90 that was assistant general passen-
ger agent OF the Chicago Great Wost.
@ n. He has been In railway service
since 1878, commencing as a messen-
ger IN the president and treasurcr's
Office Of tho Cleveland. Columbus. Gin.
cinnati and indianapolis railroad.
G.. +. Bidwel. who has been the
general manager OF the Fremont. Elk
horn and Missouri Valley. Is appointed
manager OF the Nebraska and Wyom-
ing division. including the line from
California Junction 10 Fremont. with
Offices az Omaha. j. A. Kuhn. form
erly general freight agent Of the Elk
horn, Is made assistant general freight
and passenger agent Of the North
western az Omaha. W. II. Jones Ia
made division freight agent. and J.
W Mum division passenger agent at
Omaha