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Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1904-06-29

cessary, and that they be telegraph
ed to that effect.
The National Secretary reported
having agreed with Comrade Chas.
T.. Randall after the national con
yention not to recommend that
national organizer be sent into
Utah within at least 90 days, upon
promise of Comrade Randall that
he would upon his return to Utah,
recommend unattached locals in
that state to apply for charters di-
rect from the national headquarters
The Secretary also reported that in
response to request in letter from
Comrade RandalPs blank applica-
tons for charters had been sent to
unattached locals in Utah. Secre-
tary Mailly's action was endorsed.
National secretary reported hav-
ing issued calls for the Wyoming
state convention to be held at Lara
mie June 10Th, in accordance with
referendum. A call had been issued
by +. w. OFT signing himself
State Secretary" Comrade OFT
explained that this call had to be
published to comply with the law of
Wyoming.
Moved by Comrade Reynolds
that the National Secretary be en-
powered To take necessary steps to-
ward securing an electoral ticket in
every state. Carried.
The subject of general organizing
work was taken up.
The National Secretary reported
Organizer NJ. w. wilkins to be in
West Virginia, G. II. Goebel in
Arizona, Robert Saltiel in Rhode
Island, and that Geo. f. Bigelow
would begin a tour of South and
North Dakota in July.
Proposition was submitted VIM.
A. Toole, Baltimore, Md, offering
his services as organizer during his
two weeks vacation in July at the
same terms as last year. Comrade
Work moved to accept the offer.
Carried.
Correspondence between national
secretary and National Organizer
Goebel on matters in April financial
report was submitted and the Quo
rum voted to allow the charges of
Comrade Goebel up to May first,
but to establish hereafter the prin-
ciple of not paying for baths, laun-
dry and similar items.
Four O'Clock having arrived, il
was on motion decided to admit the
Illinois contestants, Comrade Ber-
lyn resigned the chair in order to
avoid the charge of exercising a
biased judgement, he being a resi-
dent of Illinois. Comrade Rey-
nolds was elected in his place.
Comrade Spears not having ap-
peared, Comrade Jas. S. Smith be-
gan to speak at 4:oS. A few min
utes later Comrades w. Harry
Spears, ]. II. Bard and Chas.
Erickson of the opposition were ad-
mitted. 1t was then decided by
unanimous consent that ComraGe
Spears should begin speaking at
once, and Comrade Smith should
follow him. Comrade Spears
spoke for IS minutes. Comrade
Smith then made a brief statement,
after which cross questions began
and continued till 8 o'clock. Owing
to the length and involved nature of
the debate, the secretary did not
attempt to record same.
At the close of the debate the
meeting adjourned for recess.
The Quorum reconyened at s
o'clock. A communication from
Comrade NJ. V. Konda, offering to
act as Slavonic speaker in the East,
providing his railroad fare is paid,
was read, and the National Secre-
tary was instructed to procure full
particulars.
Communication from and to
Comrade Spargo, relative to wes-
tern tpnr yyprp read and the Ma
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1904-06-29

Quorum.
Suggested by Comrade Berlyn
that the Quorum issue concise
statement of our position on the
Colorado situation.
On motion il was ordered and
Comrade Berger was instructed TO
draft same.
On suggestion of Secretary Mailly
Comrade Berger moved that Ma
tional Secretary be instructed to
telegraph all state secretaries that
the Quorum recommends them to
notify all locals in their respective
states to arrange for public protest
meetings against capitalist anarchy
in Colorado and that at such meet
ingS collections be made to assist
the Western Federation of Miners
in Colorado. Adopted.
Adjournment for recess.
Quorum reconyened at 2 o'clock
Continuing his review by states,
National Secretary Mailly submitted
correspondence from w. Harry
Spears of Chicago, claiming recog-
milton as temporary state secretary
of the Socialist party of Illinois, as
the result of action reported to have
been taken by the state executive
committee. Also letter from Jas.
S. Smith, state secretary, notifying
National Secretary not to recognize
w. Harry Spears, as the latter is a
suspended member of Local Cook
County.
Comrade Spears, having asked an
opportunity to present his case,
Comrade Berger moved that each
of the two claimants to the state
secretaryship be given one-half hour
in which to present their arguments
to the Quorum, and that they be
notified to appear at four O'Clock.
Carried. H
Correspondence from state secre-
tary of Indiana presenting the ne
cessity for an organizer in that state
was read, and Secretary Mailly
recommended sending an organizer
as requested.
On motion of Comrade Work it
was decided to send Comrade
Towner into Indiana for a period
of from six weeks to two months.
Letter was submitted from State
Secretary of Vermont asking that
an organizer be sent into that state.
Moved by Comrade Reynolds to
send Comrade Hanford to Vermont
for short period previous to the
state election in September. Car
ried,
The National Secretary was in
structed to procure information as
10 the cost of maintaining the pres
ent state organizer in Florida with
the intention of lending assistance
20 that state.
On motion of Comrade Reynolds
the action of the National Secretary
in approving Local Laurium, Mich,
in the matter of expelling John Il.
Rastella for having accepted nom
ination from a capitalist party, and
on demand refusing to withdraw his
name from the ticket, was approved.
The National Secretary reported
that Mrs. Ella Reeve Cohen was
performing organizing work in Del
eware for the national headquarters,
receiving sufficient financial aid to
cover her travelling expenses and
those of speakers engaged. APP
proved.
The National Secretary recon-
mended that referendum be in
itated in the Indian Territory on
the question of territorial organiza-
ton. On motion of Reynolds he
was empowered to take such step.
The action of the National Secre-
tary in calling convention of the
Socialist party of Maryland To nom
mate electoral ticket was endorsed
| The National Secretary reported
having called state convention in
Rhode Island for june Iath, upon
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-16
DEN ATERFUNNA vxsTEN.

En- Londontidning berattar foljande
lustiga historic fran den lila engelska
badorten Blackpool. Sagda badort be-
sokes mycket af folk fran nora Eng
lands kolgrufvor, som sparat ihop sd
pass att de kunna hvila ut en- vecka
eller EFT par vid badorten och tvatta
at sig kolstoftet i hafvets blaa vagor.
For EFT ar sedan anlande salunda till
platsen en- af dessa grufarbetare med
sin hustru. bet sista han gjorde in
nan han reste igen, var att taga sig
EFT bad, medan hustrun pa stranden
afvaktade hans aterkomst. Xndtligen
kom han ocksa ut ur badhytten, men
mycket nedslagen - han hade f0rlo-
rat sin vast och till raga pa ALT var
Diet pengar i den. Trots ifrigt sokan-
de kunde vasten icke aterfinnas. och
mannens be%drofvelse var stor, da for
lusten af pengarna for honom betydde
let Stamina som att afsta fran tobak
och andra njutningsmedel under en-
langre It'd. Men taget skulle ga och
Diet fanns %ingenting annat att CORA an
att ge vasten f0rlorad.
Sa gick EFT ar, och nu i seminar
kom patienten tillbaka till badorten.
Manner skulle bada och hustrun van
tade som fora gangen pa stranden.
Men denna gang kom han tillbaka
med gladjestralande ansigte.
Jag har funnit min vast. ropade
han pa langt hall.
- Mel, hvad sager du? Och hvar?
fragade frun, som knappt trodde sina
oron.
Den har varit pa mig under skjor-
tan hela aret, lj0d svaret.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-16
ANSPRGkSLoSA MHNNISkOR.

l Paristidningar berattas f0ljande
anekdoter:
Grefve de Saint-Simon, Saint-Simon-
ismens fader, ansag sig sjalf for EFT
stort smile. En- dag reste han till
Coppet for att besoka madame de
Stael, som han Ell alls kande. Han
gick genast in till henne och borjade
utan omsvep halla f0ljande Grafton:
Madame, jag ar grefve de Saint
Simon, nj ar en- snillrik qvinna och
jag ar, som nj vet. en- snillrik man.
Latom oss gifta oss, sa ia vi saker-
ligen de ovanligaste barn i hela verl-
den! Jag har kommit enkom fran
Paris for att saga er delta och hyser
Ell Diet ringaste tvifvel pa ert sam
tycke.
Madame de Stael borjade skratta
och svarade:
- Jag ar f0rtjust Oliver att ha fatt
CORA en- snillrik mans bekantskap.
Hvad mig angar, sa anser jag mig Ell
for nagot smile, och afven ON sa wore,
sa ar jag Ell saker pa att vara barn
skulle bli snillen. bet firms manga
snillrika man som haft odagor till
barn.
- Nj vagrar Saledes.
- ia, till min ledsnad maSte jag
CORA Diet!
- Ado da, madame! SADIE grefven
och atervande till Paris.
%#&
Efter f~ranSk-tyska kriget fanns
Paris en- mar som var f0rvanansvardt
Xix Theirs och SON var synnerligen
stolt derofver. En- qvall motto honom
EFT upprymdt sallskap, en- af h~errarne
kande igen honom och SADIE till sina
vanner:
- Jag STAR vad ON att jag skal
| sparka denne nan bak och att han
skall tacka mig derf0r.
Kamraterna gingo in pa vadet, och
| herrn / fraga sprang efter den falske
| Theirs och gaf honom en spark pa
, den ifragavarande kroppsdelen. Man
men vande sig ursinnig om.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-16
EN- FIN WINK.

- Papa, sa lille Kalle och sag ut
som en- angel, jag ar sa ledsen ibland
mar jag tanker pa hur manga ganger
jag gor mamma bekymmer.
Hon har aldrig klagat Oliver dig,
min lila van.
Nej, for hon ar full af talamod.
Men jag vet ALA ganger hon skickar
mig ut i arenden och Diet ar langt Dor
ia och hon far vanta fastan Diet ar
bradtom. I gar hade hon bak och all
ting var fardigt, men sa hade hon
gl0mt jasten, och jag maste springa
och k0pa, och Diet tog sa lang It'd, sa.
Stackars mammal.
- ia, men hvad ska vi val kunna
CORA at Diet?
- 10, ser du, papa, jag tankte att
du kanske kunde ia och kopa mig en-
bicykel.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-16

A, jag Der tusen ganger ON for
latelse? SADIE den sparkande. Jag ser
att jag misstog mig. Nj ar icke re-
publikens president, men nj ar sd Xix
hr Theirs att man Ell kan undga att
misstaga sig.
Ar jag verkiigen sa Xix honom?
svarade den falske Theirs smickrad.
ia, sannerligen, min here, jag
tror nara nog annu att nj verkligen
ar presidenten!
Mel, nej, jag ar icke Theirs.
Sa mycket battre for er, ty da
ar nj i ALA handelser en- aktningsvard
man.
- A, jag Der, jag tackar sa mycket.
De iva togo hvarandra i hand och
bugade sig, och vadet var vunnet.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-16
EN- MoDIG oviNNA.

For 20 ar sedan bebodde jag med
min NOR och min syster EFT hus, som
lag tamligen ensamt.
wi hade en- dag haft inbjudning att
deltaga / en- fest hos en- bekant IA
mill. men en- haftig f%orkylning, som
jag hade adragit mig, hindrade mig
at h0rsamma inbjudningen. Min mo-
der hade ocksa velat STAMINA hemma,
men jag 0fvertalade henne att Diver
vara festen for att icke stora gladden.
for min syster. Tillfalligtvis hade var
kokspiga, som for 6frigt var en- myc'
ket egensinnig person, dagen forut
lemnat sin tjanst, emedan- min NOR
uttalat sig klandrande ON hennes mat
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-16

Skont. Fadern: - Usch, poke, sa
du ser ut! Du har ju handerna Aide
les nedsmetade med black!
Sonen: - ia, ser papa, vi ha i dag
haft skonskrifning.
Utbyte af %artigheter. - bet ar for
vanande hvad nj annu ser ung ut, min
fru!
- Och det ar underbart att nj sa
lange fatt behalla err syn, herr pro-
fessor! e
VilIradis. - Hvarf0r kommer du sa
sent i affaren? Jag sa del jul i gar
att du skulle vara har klockan 8.
- Mamma sa att jag skulle fraga
ON da skulle vara pa formidda'n ell
Ter eftermidda'n.
Besked. - Papa, firms Diet en- or
SAX till allting har i verlden?
- ia, mitt barn.
- Ma, hvarfor lagga honorna agg
da?
Derf0r att de int kunna stalla
dem pa anda, mitt barn.
En- om sjaI. Han: - Sa bedr0fvad
du ser ut, Karin.
Karin: ia, kan jag annat. Jung
frun der hemma ligger sjuk och der
ska jag hvarenda dag Sc hur min gam
la NOR alldeles ensam skoter ALA hui
sets olika sysslor.
Amper kritik. - Hvad tycker nj ON
herr Skrifvers nya teaterstycke?
- Jag tycker Diet ar fasligt trakigt.
Jag kan icke begripa att Diet ej blir
uthvissladt.
- ia, men min basta fru, man kan
val int babe gaspa och hvissla pa
Stamina gang.
Pa Chicago avenue poIisstation. Po-
lisdomaren: - Hvad heter nj?
Fangen: Schmizz.
Polisdomaren: - Jag will veta ert
fulla namn.
Eft vittne: - Herr domare, Diet ar
hans fulla namn. Mar han ar nykter
heter han Smith.
En- heI krona at de andra. - Jag
sag, mar l0jtnanten kysste min syster
Klara!
- Int, Diet gjorde du val int. Har
har du 25 ore. Sag nu ingenting till
din papa ON det, sd ar du en- hygglig
gosse.
- Tjugofem ore! Jag son alltid
brukar ia en- hel krona af de andra.
bet kunde han int. Den nye fam
~gelsepresten gick sin f0rsta ROM och
kom sa in till en- gammal, butter
fange.
- God dag, min kare man, SADIE han,
vet han hvem jag ar?
- Nej, kom Diet, och int bryr jag
mig om'et heller.
- Jag ar den nye fangelsepresten.
- Jasa, ar nj Diet, da har jag hort
talas ON err f0rut.
Saa... Ma, Diet wore roligt att
h0ra, hvad man har sagt.
- 10, att nj redan har predikat bort
ALT folk fran iva kyrkor... bet lar nj
int kunna fortsatta med har.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-16

dra. Arkitekturen var / allmanhet vac-
ker, men l~uftvexling och d~ranering
tyckas tibetanerna Ell kama till; stan
ken var pa sina stallen ryslig.
Pa ~atervagen fran palatset passera-
de de besokande den plats, hvarest
aflidna stadsinnevanarnas Xix laggas
ut till - f0da at s%vinen; Diet ar nam
ligen landets sed att icke begrafva
de doda, utan mata VISA dur dermed.
Och f~orfattaren tillagger att de salun-
da godda svinens flask lar vara myc-
ket godt; sjalf tycktes han dock for
sigtigtvis icke hafva afprofvat Diet.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-16
BESkRlFNlNGEN AT EN- MAN
SKENSSCEN.

Sedan vi, Cornelia och jag, lange
svingat kring i en- retande walls, tradde
vi obemarkta ut pa balkongen, for att
njuta af denna f0rtrollande ensamhet,
hvilken ar sa dyrbar for alskande.
bet var en- harlig matt; luften sval
och uppfriskande. Da jag sag pa den
fortjusande varelsen bredvid mig,
tankte jag att jag aldrig sett henne sa
skon. Fullmanen kastade sina klara
stralar pa henne och forlanade henne
EFT nastan anglalikt utseende, ocn hen
e lockar glanste i en- annu djupare
guldfarg. En- af hennes vackra, mju-
ka handler, hvilade i min, och da och
da besvarade hon min glodande blick
med EFT 0gonkast af rem, f0rtroende-
full karlek. Pl0tsligt f~orandrades
hennes fina veka drag; hennes fylliga
roda lappar darrade som af under
tryckt r0relse, en- tar skimrade i hen
mes sk0na 0ga, och musklerna kring
hennes formfullandade nun drogs
krampaktigt. Hon drog djupt efter
andan, ryckte sin hand ur min, vande
sig hastigt om, begrof ansigtet i sin
nasduk och - nos.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-16
DIET flick HON.

Pa EFT bondbrollop tillsporde en- viss
"nadig fru" pastorn i forsamlingen,
huru Diet kom sig att man alltid place
rar den stekta gasen pa bordet franz
for presten. Denne svarade att han
icke kande orsaken, men att fragan
emellertid f0refoIl honom sa marklig
att han framdeles sannolikt aldrig
skulle kunna Sc en- gas utan att tanka
pa den fragande.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-16
DIET HELIGA AKTENSkAPET.

Xktenskapet kallas heligt,
Sag mig hvarfor, kara far?
Papa Ter en- smula bittert,
Och hans t0s far sa till svar:
Derfor att den man, som rakar
Uti aktenskapets garn,
Nastan alltid, tors jag saga,
Blir Martyr, mitt sofa barn.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-16
svEABoRc.

Jag namde flyktigt blot less mann
men Diet blef allvar da:
"Har du sett on | hafvets farm
med Ehrnsvards fasten pa,
Gibraltars like | var nord?" -
Sa tog den gamle mork till ord.
Den blickar oliver hat och fjard
med 0gon ! grant,
den lyfter h0gt slit Gustafssvard
och menar stolt: kom hit!
Diet svardet sanks eli for att sla,
Diet blixtrar blot och krossar da.
Lat bi att trotsigt nalkas on,
da kriget g0r sin rund;
stor icke drottningen af sion
j hennes vredes stund:
hon slungar mot dig d0dens bud
j tusende kanoners ljud.
Tillbaka trangd var Finlands tropp
vid polens grams den stod;
dock flammade annu vart hopp,
dock glodde an vart mod.
Att bota ALT ej troddes svart,
sa lange Sveaborg var vart.
Klar blef i hast hvar mullen blick,
mar delta Mann blot lj0d,
ALT knot var slut, all sorg f0rgick,
Diet fanns eli k0ld, eli nod.
Ny fart den finska bjornen toy,
den skakade sin ram och slog.
Pa drifvans badd, hur mangen matt
jag horde delta ord
af graa kampen, der han satt
langt skid fran hemmets jord;
Diet var hans ED, mar Diet a kallt,
i fjarran bygd hans hem, hans ALT.
Da flog en- hviskning oss forbi,
EFT rykte soderfran,
Diet talte ON forraderi,
ON vara vapens han;
fran man till man, fran trakt till trakt,
Diet NOTES blot af stolt f0rakt.
Ej gloms / tiders It'd den dag,
da denna sagn blef Sam,
da, likt EFT dystert t~ordonsslag,
Diet sakra bud oss ham,
att landets sista hopp gait ner,
att Sveaborg var svenskt Ell mer.
Har hafvets bottenlosa svall
i sin afgrund sankt,
har himlens blixt, har askans knall
dess fasta murar sprangt;
fanns ingen man pa vallen qvar?
Diet fragtes blot, Diet gafs eli a
Men djupt ur mangen sluten BARN
en- pressad suck sig br0t,
och mangen blick, pa tarar arm,
i strida floder flot;
Diet hade d0tt, ems fosterland,
man stod och graf vid g~rafvens rand.
o lif! Den man, hvars skuld Diet var,
att denna tarflod ram,
en- gang den sk0nsta lager skar,
som nagon hjalte vann:
den svenska flottans st0rsta CLANS,
dess seger vid Svensksund a hans.
Dock, ON slit illus, sin CLANS en- verdi
utaf hans klinga fatt,
ON solar bleknat for hans svard,
skall han foraktas blot.
bet blir hans lon for hans bedrift
pa klippan der med Ehrnsvards grift.
Du alskar, yngling, ton och sang,
var forntid alskar du,
~kanhanda sjunger du en- gang,
hvad jag fortaljer nu;
da gif hans svarta bragd sin dag,
men holj | matt hans MANN, som jag.
Fortig hans att, MANN Ell hans STAN,
hvalf Ell pa den hans brott;
ma ingen rodna for hans skam,
den drabbe honom blot!
Den, som forradt slit land, han har
Ell att, eli STAN, Ell son, Ell far.
Mann honom blot den falska arm,
man stallt till Finlands st0d,
MANN honom blygd och han och harm
och skuld och strait och dod.
bet dr. blot sa, han kallas Dor,
Diet ar att skona, den som hor.
Tag ALT hvad m0rker firms / graf,
och ALT hvad oval / lif,
och bilda dig EFT MANN deraf,
och Diet at honom gift;
Diet skall dock vacka mindre sorg
an Diet, han bar pa Sveaborg."
EN- MoDIe ovINNA.
F0r 20 ar sedan bebodde jag med
min NOR och min syster EFT hus, som
lag tamligen ensamt.
W, hada on dag haft inbiudning at
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-03-17
70 You Want Strength :

II YOU want 10 increase your
strength YOU must add TO and not
take from the physical. In other
words, the food that you cat must
be digcsted, assimil"ted and appro-
pria.ed by the nerves, blood and
tissues before expelled from the in
testines. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
ADDS to the phys cal. II gives
strength to and builds up strength
in the human system II is pleas
ant 10 the taste and palatable, and
the only combination of digestants
that viii digest the food and enable
the system TO appropriate all Of its
health and strength giving quail
ties. Sold by Loker Il de WAL,
Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-03-17
Saint Maru's Beacon
Literature And eooze.

Five times as much money in 1903,
il is estimated. was spent for litera-
ture as for booze - Under this
slang lerTn for drink is doubtless iu-
clu6ed all kinds OF intox;cants from
cider n absinthe, and under litera-
ture every grade OF type IN binding
from reprints Of Shakespeare 10 tne
latest move, OF Marie Corelli. IL
would be amusing. we're il possible,
20 see IF The driHk did Eve times the
harm. Hcw much cognac, for in
stepce. could fsiriy be set against an
EDITION OF three hundred Thousand of
a new novel by Hail Game? How
much beer would equal ia sodd-n
consequences the seaso.. 5 output OF
ietion.l history1 Good books,
whe5he, az Sac imagination or nf in
faTn'aaion sUrpass in inspiration he
l6est beverage ever 41aE"l and
celebrated o. trmar .chn Keats.
bIs ordinary books can nj compare
IN efficiency as evils vita the COM
rlor obrs5 oi whiskey therefore,
we o4he The erink expense to be q
misfortune more than Eve times as
great as lie misfortune caused bv
TIE SUM wasted upon what our -
tecmsd contemporaries cheerfully
describe IS lite, AZURE. Where drink
makes criminals, novels make moth
ing worse than Idiots. England has
just failed in an attempt to prevent
habituGl drunkards from being sery-
ed with liquor 1t would be still
more impossible - devise a system
by which habitual consumers OF
adu!ierated or otherwise deleterious
reading could be protected from the
qualification Of their appetites.
There is only one angle from which
the literary menace at all equals the
menace which is made by alcohol
J publication increases mt much
;. eater rate than brewing, the time
NAV com. when the relative destruc
ton will be much closer than five &c
one.-Coilier' Weekly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-03-17

Disturbances Of strikers are not
nearly as grave az an individual
disorder of the system. Overwork,
loss OF sleep, nervous tension will
be followed by utter collapse. un-
less a reliable remedy Is immedia-
tely employed. There's nothing 50
efficient 70 cure disorders Of the
Liver or Kidneys as Electric Bitters.
It's wonderful tonic. and effective
nervine and the greatest all around
medicine for run down systems.
1t dispels Nervousness. Rheuina-
tis.n and Neuralgia and expels
Malaria germs. Only soc. snd salts
faction guaranteed by all Druggists.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-03-17

Johnny-"Papa what does double
faced mean? ] heard you say that
our cook is double-fsced.
Papa meant that she is differ
ent 10 different people. She tells
Ine one story and your mother an
other, about the same thing. There
are two sides to her, two faces, and
they are never alike.
Joh,ny-'Yes, but heard nam
ma ask Annie TO buy her some double
faced ribbon, and she told her that
II meant alike on both sides. De
troit Free Press.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-03-17

well, Bobby, bow do you Ike
church p asked his Iathe- as they
walked homeward from the sanctu-
airy. to which DoDby had just paid
bis first visit.
Its fpe - CALCULATED the young
MN. FLOW much did you get.
fE+ba- 2"
"3Cw much did get? Why,
what Go you mean ?hcw much what?'
asked the sstouishe1 pareEt at this
ovi.ent isreve-epce.
Why, don you -en-emoer when
thu funny Old mao passe,, "a. money
rom ? only got ten Gems. -
D. 1rcb FirpIEcot.'s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-03-17
Tragedy Avsrted.

Just in the nick of time our little
boy was saved" writes Mrs. W.
Watkins of Pleasant City, Ohio.
Pneumonia had played sad havoc
with him and a terrible cough set
IN besides. Doctors treated him,
but he grew worse every day. AT
length we tried DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. and
Our darling vas saved. He's now
sound, and we'll" Everybody ought
t know, il : the only sure cure for
n<hs. Colds and all Lung disease.
aaranteed 10y all Druggists, Price
SOc and Sl.00. Trial bottles free.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-03-17
ca'ds Cause Pnsumsnia.

One OF +hN most remarkable cases
OF colo, deep seated on the lungs,
causing pneumonia, is that of Mrs.
Gtr'rude f. Tennel, Marion, Ind
who was entirely cured by the use
OF o. linute Cough Cure. She
says: The coughing and strain
ing 50 weakUEsd me that ran down
in weight from l4S 70 90 pounds.
tvjed number Of remedies to no
H"ail until ! used On. f'rute Cough
Care. -Four bottles D, th;s wonder
ful reinedy cured me entirely of the
cCa,sh, strengthened my lungs and
restored me 20 my normal weigh
strength and health. Sold by Lo-
ker Il de WAL, Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-03-17
It Saved His Log.

T.. Daniorth of LaGrange. Ga.
suffered fnr six months with a fright.
ful cunning sore on his leg; but
writes HAT Bucklen's Arnica Salve
wholly cured e in Eve days. For
Ulcers, Wounos. Piles, it's the best
saive in the world. Cure guaran-
teed. Only % cents. Sold by all
Druggists.