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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1905-11-24
1laetry.

THANKSGIVING EATHER.
Some like the smlle or April, and some the breatf
of May,
And some tho hidden laughter we hear on an Au
gust day;
But whether gray and gu>ty, or brightly blue ane
clear,
Tho weather at Thanksgiving the best of all tht
year.
The weather at THANKSGIVING
Oh, that's tho time for living
When once again the children seek the old home
nest!
The good THANKSGIVING weather
When we're all at homo together
The weather at Thenksgiving Is for me the best
1t may be showing softly, it may be that the rain
Whips in an endless drumbeat against the window
pane,
But IN the house the chi dren sit in the freight
glow
And listen to the store. that we tell OF long ago.
The good Thanksgiving weather,
When we're all ut homo togetherl
When one word brings q chuckle and the ne x
tear;
Take one day and anOth r.
But Oh, for and mother
Thanksgiving Days the b,st ono in tho whole
lo, year.
And when tho day is over. and tiey have all gone
home,
Beneath tho stars that bless us from heave.s
spreading dome,
Then we turn back, contented, and softly shut the
door.
And thank the Lord for this day out of all his won
drous store
The weather at hanksgiving-
Oh, that's tho time for living
When homeward come the cbildrea at the heart
clear call!
When we're I'll at.home together
It's good Thanksgiving weather.
The weather at ThanksEiving Is the best Of all!
The Pilgrim.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1905-11-24
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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1905-11-24
Could your Home be Surprised.

HAVE you became accustomed your furniture and floor
coverings you that many things need replac
ling?
CAN " ind you TO look rcal> and see if e'u
tirev aoning beautiful Mode we'll made pieces of Fl
NITURE and tn e? or possibly Mattngs or Ru
may the WI Of things and give you
told pleasure
WE are at your with superb line of the most modern
furniture and we'll charge whatever you buy
and accept payment smallest amounts, when most
venient to you.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1905-11-24
THE
SMART
SET
A Magazine Of Cleverness

A Magazine Of Clev3rness
Mayazines should have welld
fined purpose.
Genuine entertainment, amusement
and mental recreation are the motives
of The Smart Set, the
MOST SUI CESSFUL <.F
MAGAZINES
Its novels "a complete one n each
number) are 10y the most brilliant
authors of both hemiSphercs.
It's short stories are matchless-
clean and full Of human Interest.
Its poetry covering the entire held
of verse-pathos, love, humor, tender
ness-is by the most popular poets'
men and women, of the day.
Its jokes, witticisms, sketches, etc
are admittedly the most mirth-provok
ing.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1905-11-24

The natural bent of some men is
about as straight as corkscrew.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-10

Sugar Grreb G4txie1 - GrRs nuaItdt .
1870 Htrnb 18}: ID Ffaxb l33e; 18-12
Ptanb l3}; Spette nuaItdt : a0-ls Rtmb
12ac ; Is Rfanb las ; Ii Rhmb lae /; 10
Rfunb 13c.
GaIiformi5&e e0tHiex-e BID 8 Rfuxb etc;
8 bts Ii Hfanb Sc.
G@uItern-GxsI. Gursb, 10 BID 20 RfaHb
hs Dur&i9miE, etc; Is PtRah Dur&f@nsH.
Sc, 10 BIS IL Efuns S3e.
HratnhGse ted-Marer exeltN Gureb l8s
s.wdbiter Sugar Gursb lse, 80 Pfuxb tu
Our@i9ntt lSle; W . Blunt tm Txs4s
f&nttt 14}e; 10 BIB 10 Rfuxb ta Dar9f4mHt
l2le; 8 Yfanb tn Dur4i@xt*, i@nsal, lote
8 Bfuab Ia. Dsr&i&xtt. i&usai, Lax.
epe6, gnsI.-Cewdbtter, 8 DO 10 Pfuuh
tz Dur@f@nitt. 1l}e; Il ID Il Bfsub t'
Dur&f&ntt. 12e.
eped-RIare eestex, 90 ID 90 Pfu.b h,
1ur&i@mtt, 10}e; &are estex. 20 b 90
&funb. l0ie: Rlars Hsulsl. - ID 90 Rfmab.
loe; Ia BIB - Bfe.. l03e; IL bB 10 Psush,
l0e; &Iare Sth6s&, % u % ptnkh, loe;
yadss Ia 81 1e Pfsxb lo3e; A@s Naasa
b1 Q phmb, 71(e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-10
IrHd,te mnb 0em&te.
TrA@tG


AepfeI-@uie ao&dpfeI s2.25-2.O per
Sat.
8ananen 81. 50-2.00; hetne s1-s1.25.
Granberries $8.00-7.00.
Erauben Nalasa $3.50.
gitromen $3.00-3.26 pei Rife.
Oramsen $2.5O-3.26; California Seeb'
Iinss 81. 7O-1.SO per Rife.
@emafe.
Motbe Miiben $1.60 per Tab.
3raut, Souanb Seeb $15 pei 7oxne; Rotb'
traut 81. go per Sat.
California geIerp 86c-$1.00 rer Bun4.
IIumeniebI 81 per Duterb.
Differ gIant 1be pei Dutsnb.
eaIat &c per 4furb.
3miebeIn $2.2B-2.bO pei tunbert Btanb;
SLIGO per BuibeI; ipanii&e 81. 80 per Crate.
3artofeIn 1850 per Cad; s0e aaf ben
@eIeiien.
Suimois eab 8 RartofeIn 800 PEI Tab.
parinips $500 per 6ab.
Rabieie 15c pet Dutenb.
BeteriiIie SOC pei Duterb Bun&es.
Spinat -75c per Sab
@eiSe Nfibem $500 per Tas.
@utabasas $l.10-$1.20 PEI Sab.
SpargeIn 10e BIB 26e per 8an4.
Hbubarb 15c bis 20e per Outen6.
Crime SmiebeIn Sc per 9u4eno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-10

SrH@es RtnbFet&-NefIt@e etters - 81
TIC; bieise etiere 81 - SIC; bsfes Rtsbes
$50 bB 200 Htuab &c; ttefee 4abe 400
bis $50 pfunh 63e 4dbe 80 ID GO PfuRh
7e; etier EorberutertsI Sc. eties 1sxtes'
p.ertel Ills RSab 8txterptestd lie. Nt6b
gorberuterteI &c. Rub 8ortesutertei *, &ab
3interbierteI 8}e.
Srti&eS 3aIbfei&-3dIbss 9e. 0txtsss
uterteI 113e, BorberuterteI 6S.
5rti9es e@offeii& - 2dusut1 Her pffkh
lie : 6@afe Sc; e@exieI l8e: Re6s hrh
l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-10

eepodeItes e9uetxeHef4 - &xc@exIpies
6aneg Big $500; RIases Beax sls. 30; SONS
!g $500; Short sIeas $3.50; Rtupf
S13. 30.
Celebrities Rixhfef9 - 04xfex, rsa
Sets: lste; Habsnietsa les; SxRexi. 163;
2n69eI 16e.
S4nsab tn xierees Il. dual. s}s; Q
naaIttdt 9ie; 8. nuaIt6t eis
narfe 0erdu&erts Eratuura eSs
Srantflrter TIC; Bologna tx Darues &c, In
fu@ SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-10
S&tfsna@rt&ten.

Stem Dort: .Ostar II" boz, 9openba.
gen.
southampton: r@rober 2urfarf" mad
Netu Dorf.
ROTTERDAM: .potsoam" bon Neu Dorf.
Brsmen: vprin3eb Nlies" bon Hetr
Dort nia plpmoutb unb @ber.
bourg.
2iberpool: Settle" bon Nem Dorl
bia Queenstown.
Wpbiue: .galebonta" bon Netp Dori
Southampton: xSt. PAUL" bon Ren
Yorf.
6amburs: u0amburg" bon Wstu 0ort,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-10
StraBembabmmnfaW
Neun Yerionen psrIebt.

Detrnit, Mi1., 9. Suit. I'm
gde bon Sort unb 0afinss Strobe
hieb Elm Strabenbabnwasen 9e9en Elm
5ubrwert, bas NIT Ausfluglern beiest
mar. gerlebt uurben Soiepb S9marb,
Bennett grinniee, BON $Olebo. 26;
Wore .. Rotbman, 3S, Detroit; Wo.
rib Moler, Grau WoriB Moler, Mnnis
abler, IA; Saeob Moler, z; Wofss
Motbman, 6; 9bman @otbman, 8.
Ce&warb aue @rinuiee tuarerl bon
fslebp. Wt&.. eetommer. urn BIZ
Ablsr'Tamilis ~ befu9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-10
6roBfeMer
100000 S@aben.

9oIbfteIh, Nep., 9. Suli.
3pei 8lods nit bislsn Gei4dfts. uni
Wobnsebduben brannten beute ab.
9as 5euer entfanb i'm grbeei4oB bon
Grau Wilion's pubwaarenbanolunQ
unb ersriff aund9f q. &omsrs Watler-
esi9dft. 2sbtsres fog In bic 2uft.
SIM @an3er tpurbe elm e&aben bon
5000, 900 atgeri9tet. Gin Slid tpar.
bab ber Winb bic Glammen bon BEN
bi9tbeb6ltert.n Difritt tussbieIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-10
Sriltom'S Gmpfeblungfn
8e5igli6 Bet Saabels=YOlitit ber Ser. Staate1 tn
Serbirbn1g init BET YanamasS abm.

China wa bel ben JrieSensbrbanSlungen In Wabingon bertrekn iein.-9ei
Heue ruFi6e ypfdafkr in gsabiugun.- 6reher &aubaufaa 80 Surun,
S.-Sie m Chicago segramSete meme Mrbeher=S Organization.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-10
0etsetDe,

@ebex go. 2 retber esc, auf eslrs
fex. s5e pom RabIen; go. 8 rot91 90,
SuIi SIC; BasaspebsS SIC
Rorn (neues) - go. ! weis 5sae 70. q
weib SIC; 80. Q wib 5ste: so. 1 ustt,
54e; Ro. 2 mest ssuaf4t t63:; 30. 6
nett sentf9t 66e; go. 4 peis ssrsite,
b4e; 80. 2 seIb 6Si:; SO. 8 ssb SCI
30. 4 selb 81; 80. 3 aeniI&t 5S3
30. 8 aemti4t 56Ie; 30. 4 aensf4: "a /;
4pIbea 55e.
eGfe- 30. 2 petber 344:; 70. 8 META
e4s; 70. 2 0ensti4t1 81; go. 8 fsxtjets
3d..
3eu SO. 1 atruotbs $40. 90; no.
3. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-10
Som Da9ensRasft.

1tnotbp-Berfaufsprete: 80. $1,000.
Rice Eertaufspreie: IS. 0o-e 90
8eIf&forn - gertaufspreie: ie sae BET
0uaIitdt, 68 bts Gle.
3afer--sef&dt 1856; IN ben kekrez
S8.00-S9.00 PEI Tsnne. Reusr 88-86e.
EreHe. ie mad benz Grab. b Bali
len, 81. 00-$6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-10
S6merete1e

Notber RIeeian1en 81 .76-8.75.
gnslii&er 2Ieeiarne. $8.50--s.76.
&Ifbfe EIeeiamen SO. 00-s.50.
MIfaIfa RIeeiamen $e.e0-9.0O.
8eiber &leeianten $500.
@erudbIter Tiu,otbb $l.s0-l.79.
Orbindrer Bis gutter 7im,otbp $I.s5-I.s0.
Taneb 2entudp 8Iausras S1.00-1.s6.
BIausras IN Gbaf Soc.
gusIti&es gIausras $l.l6.
Dr9arb @ras 81. 7O-I.80.
&eb Top IN Gbaf 75c-$1.1s.
Rafer &orn He-$l.00.
Hraber 3uaerrobr Sarnen $1.00-1.26.
Beiber Saferiamen 40c
5ribiabrs @erfte $1.25.
8eibes unb seIbes 8ort $1.00-L25.
@eb Sob @niiIase $1.10-1.25.
Som 4eas $l.76.
Niuet $1.20 bis $1.85.
Sribiabrss@ esen 81 10.
SetwiebeI, ueibe, seIbe uao rotbe $3.50
,r BuibeI.
Sib : RartoHeI, eeIbe Serfst, Uermuba,
jeIbe Ndniemonb inlb ffbIi&e Queen 500 Der
Sab; rotbe gaaniemenb S2.75; BraiIianif&e
2artoHeIn, fribe 8 Do&en zoe peS Bufbel:
DEio 65e per BuibeI; friibe &oie Soc Der
fribe Burbani soc per BuibeI; frate
pebro1 45c per 8uibeI; NliraI Stem gori unh
Sreen Romntain 40e per 8uibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-10

SnbtamaYsIts 2afees8reie
eeuabmI. Bis gutter lo-12e; srtzsa Biz sss
pdIlter lA-lSe ; Saney S2&-Sse, scAeu
De1ow ID BIS 22e, Sapa 2s-S2e.
Sn Badetx:
1stoia 1895. Zion $13.25, Serieb Sls.s5;
Garaeos sl3. %, DiHwortb'3 s1a. 20, Dutd
Sara 8lemS S14. co. aiIpes9 s1s. s5, ostsa
Nexbeb Sapa $l2.60.
8u6er-Domtnoes s.17e; eKh6tndss 6 81
psIpertfrter 6.02e; XIII yaIperiNrtr s.07s,
iehser sranuItrter B.71e; gubes s.17e; Goss
feetioners' a6.7 6; Nsbseuoob Z s 52:; ptbs
xr 4 g.. l2e; empire 10 SIC; SSsai artra
goIbex 6 6.32s; &tnbfor 0Jtra 8 sits,
@ibseroob 6 6.17e; aeIbes 8 .. I2.; ID .
Der ATT.
PidIes-24Oo tms Sas slo; 1900 tm 8as
Se; 1aOo I'M saIbfab $500; 200 im GAS
$3.50.
MiHe-BrasiI nea &c BIZ 10e; Siberts Ias
NanbeIm IA; uei9f9aItse RaxbeIx LIS;
Serbian RanbeIn l6e; Reaxats k be SIS,
8erofefe &c bts Be; Gn9IH8e @aIxtiHe
~ganbp-7c etansen seuri4t 7e; ercs
esr semii@t &c; Banner TwiR ss; ersax
8onbons 10e; Rs. 2 Grear, ssusit9t g.
@etrodnete 6~rl&te-AepfeI. an BET essss
setrodnet, &c; Sobannesteerex 7s bi 7xs;
&itron 1Se Biz 14e; aoFnea. 9 grorux, pei
Rfrnb. 7s, 8 Grown 7}e, ( grpux Vic fac,
rsenfreie tbis Sc, California RusesteI TIC;
euItana 7}e, trrporttrte euItana lie BIZ IIe
California apriiofen 81 bis Lee.
effs-RaA go gr. xef). Sat. s-lIsu
0aIone.
etdrte-PearI, 8&e, Gbaurpios eIot l xxt
8 &furb Radete 8, Rom. l Bth. Bafes,
zK-63c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-10
Spnamit: Grploiion
s Wann in Stade serihen.

9arrisburg, 3D., 9. SuIi.
Surd boraeitiss grploton elmer Spnas
%mitiaouns bel Sprensarbeiten an Der
psnniplbania= Babn, nahe Rsp @ums
berlanb, tuurben beute Worsen 8 Nr-
better In Stids gsrihen unb 2 tueitsre
t6btlt9 perIeBt. Die 2eute arbeiteten
fhr 2erbanQb & Co.; 5 babort no.
rem Ausldaber. Die Sooten fnb:
Samss Wifsman. Buffalo, q. g.;
artbur Green. Nsssr, harrisburg,
pa.; @obert Sbompion, 0essr, 5ar-
risburg, 3d.; Grant Wuaa&, BRET
Staliener uno Elm Slapa, beren Namen
ni9t betanrt fnb.
Bon ben beioen Neseru tonnte aud
ni9t cine SPUR gefunben tusrbsn.
Die gOronsrssef9worensr, srtldrten,
baB Der nnfaa bur9 cine ooraeitige gr.
plofiou aus unbefannter uria4e Der.
borserufen wOtben Eel unb saben ben
Rontrattoren tsine S9ulb.
Der 2opf zines Der VsrunglHdtsn
tuurbe 200 Darbs bon Der l1nsltds.
fele 9efunben.
6. q. 2episb 8ebraua
berpo abgebaIten.
SO Burlington, 9. Suit. Sas
poffamts.9 Department it bonn Suifi3.
Sspartemsr,t ansspisfsn uorben, bab
cine v5raub Orbsr" seisbli9 ssssr, bic
peoples llniteo 8anf bon st. Souls
unb ibrsn prdioenten 6. q. 2stuis cts
laHsn tuerbsn tanr. 6ilfs= @snsralan.
malt @oobwin mar mad boiler Inter-
fu9uns 3u benz S4luHe sefOmmen.
baB Der 8ant Der Gsbrau9 Der pof
bertpebrt tperben foQte. ct mar inbeb
nod i'm 3wsifsl iber GENTLE bon
asuis sema9te gOri9ldse, tpesbuIb ct
fi9 an bas Suffisbspartemsnt um Elm
@uta9tsn panbte. Die 8anf, tuel9e
elm gapttal BON mebrsren WiItonsn
ungsmeloet batte, battle Elm pofbefel.
Iunssssi9dft petrieben unb ibre We.
tboben tpurben bot, ben poffinipsetorsn
ais unrebli9 be3si9net. Die Nnaabl
Der Ssponsntsn unb ~aletiondrsn foa
mebr als 100, 900 bstragsu.
U u m d Suben ebren
basN nbenfen 9ap's.
phtIabeIpbia q, 9. SuIi. Sn
Der Spnasoas Der rumdnii&en Suben
fanb bsuts untsr GROCER getbsilisung
cine 9sbd9tniBfsisr fur ben b~srftOr-
bensn Staatsistretdr 6ap fatt.
Der Sauptrsoner mar 9. 6. gbrsn=
reid. BstanntIia lisB bOr einigen
Sabren Der Sstrstdr einen 9ebarnifdtsn
protea on bic rumdniide &ssisruns
los, tus9sn Der i9ls9ten gebanhluns.
bic Rs ibrsn Subet angsoeibsn lieb.
grtrunfer n.
@IebeIanb. g., 9. Suli. Sos.
Bruno, % Sabre alt, uno SObn pals
rtsr, 16 Sabre alt, ertranfen beute
Na9mittas bsim 8aben i'm @upabo9a-
5luHe. 8unp CUTE. tpsl9er Beioen gu
Ollie elite. tudrs bon i6nen beinahe nit
unter Wafer gesogen tuoroen; CT bate
bts sr6bte Wt6e fi4 su befreien.
Wemphts, Wi9., 9. Suli. =
Orbias 8laBfOro, 81 Sabre, unb iein
8ruber See, Is Sabre alt, ertranten
beim gaben i'm Yels.GluKe. See se=
riet9 In tiefes Wafsr unb Orbile Tom
ism 3u Ollie. Die 2rdfte ~bsrfasten
i6nen unb fe ertranfen in Is SUB
| moHsr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-10

febung eines beiben purteien paHenben
3eitpanftes ftr ben gmpfang bes ga.
rons &ofen nit benz prdfioentet1 Rooie.
belt In gerbinbung iesen tpirb. Bel
ieinem 8efu9e In DIFFER 8ap miro
Der Baron, abgefe6en bon Der usber.
rei9ung feines 8eglaubisunssi9rsi-
bsns, aud bas neutrality-suspicious.
bes @rafen 9aifni iberrei9en.
Cine Begegnung 3uii9sn Boron &o.
len unb benz @efanbten Satabira,
wel&er elmer Der iapanif9en 6risbens-
@ommiRdre 1T, tuirb ni9t Dor benz
gintreHeu i6rer goqegen tattinben.
IS III aud duBsrf untpa6ri9einli&,
oab irgeno ueI9e Witibeilunssrt 3mi-
i9sn ibnsrl sstps&islt tpsrbsn, Big bic
gepOamd9ti9ten beioer Rsgisrungsn In
DIFFER Ban bonn prdfbentsn empfan-
gen tuorben fnb. Baron Stolen tuobnt
sans 3urtidsesossn in ieinsn Sotelse.
md4ern unb bat gefebl seeebsn, teine
3arten fur i6n ansunsbmsn.
@raf Gaffinf absereiR.
Wafbiaston, 9. Suli. @raf
@aiTni. tuel@er felt z Sabrsn @uBlanb
bier psrtrat, rsife beute nod Nep Oort
ab. mo er f& mad EUROPA eini9ifsn
wtrb, UNI fsinsn poitsn In Wabrib an.
3utrsten. Jaf ieber bier ar,tpeienbe
Diplomat bate f9 am gabnbofe sin.
gsfunbsn; Der Abf9ieb mar Elm iebr
ber3Ii9sr.
GaubanaII
6uror, g., 9. Suit. Als
gefern Na9mittag Der 3ablmsiftsr Der
Wbselins & 2ats grie- gabn unb @hsf.
Glsrf Wilsr NIT elmer Sanbtaids, In
Der f4 $14,0 600 befanoen, bte nniteb
States grpreb-Off nerlisBen, rib
Sobn Ribentabler, Der cine Waste
trus, bic 9anbtai9e an f19 unb flob.
Der 3ablmeiffer feuerts 8 S9hHe auf
Jpn ab. bic ale trafen; 2 inb rur
streifi9dHs, bic brittle 3ussl brans in
bic S9ulter.
NeueN CANT
ation.
@bfeaQo, 9. Suli. Wit Der @e-
amtsnwabl Der reuen Organization
,SnbufriaI Wortsrs Of tie Worlb"
fino bic 9ohnunsen gusen Sebs' unO
isinsr Nnbdngsr berni&tst, bic fs
nit Der fo3ialifiidsn partei ioentifi.
siren MOLTEN.
Die @abl NOR Elm bolftdnbiger
siss Der tpefli9sn JaftiOn unter Sub
runa bon Dabib Coates uno cine Nie-
berlage Der So3ialifen Sebs, Daniel
Sslon ufw., bic au Besinn Der Ron.
BENTON bieislbe 3u fontruQirsn f9ienen.
Die ertpdblten Beamtsn finb: prdH-
bent, 8. 6. SHERMAN bon Chicago;
Gelretdr unb S9abmeifer, Wm. g.
Srautmat1 bon Stem Dort; gretutip.
2omite, gbas. Motpsr, 6ranf Megabe,
@bas. 2ertpatrid, 8. 90. @roniu urb
So6n &earbon.
-Sn isiner Nnnabmsrebs fagte Der
rsus prdfibent:
,Sn benz Wanifef, tpel9es Dor eini-
gen Monatsn per6Hentli9t tpuros unb
In Der ginleitung 3u uniereri 2onFi-
tuition if flar ausetnanber9eisbt, bab
feine Be3iebungst 3u irsenb elmer pos
litii9sn Organization u~nterbaltsn tpsr.
ben iolen unb, 10 LANCE i'd Sbr prdH-
bent oin, tuirb bieiss @eisb Biz auf ben
gu4faben bur4gefibrt tueroen."
W
pbiIahsIpbia, 9. Suli. 3m
2eller zines 6aufes, bas frfber @bas.
Blubm betpObnts, tuurbe bic 2ei9e bon
beRen ~ebemaliaer 6%ausbdlterin fur9t.
bar psrfimmelt aufgsfunben. glubm
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Butter - Country, H. 9reou1ers 20, {,
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Gier-12e per Dutemh.
&abner 81. Ndbae 8. Turtess-l0-l2e.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-27
Local Briefs.

CITY WARRANTS city
Treasurer Fisher Harris yesterday re-
deemed city warrants to'a total amount
OF S221. 101.51.
BANK CLEARINGS-LOcal bank
clearings yesterday amounted to ST. 1873
j03.Sl. Those for the corresponding day
last year were 1861. 1854.
MORETON FILES BOND. B. More
ton, city reCOFder-elect. Yesterday filed
his bond for 5000 with the city treasurer
after the bond had been approved by As
sstant City Attorney w H Bramel The
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co,
of Baltimore. is surety on the bond
INVITES SURGICAL ASSOCIATION
Governor John G. Cutler yesterday eX-
tended an invitation to the Western Sur
giCai association TO hold its annual meet
ing in Salt Lake next year. The invita-
ton was extended through DR.. :. G..
Baldwin of Salt Lake. who is now at
tending the meeting of the association
in Kansas City.
CURTIS is RELEASED.-Arth Cur
tbs. held under suspicion of being tie
about three weeks ago, was released last
night. He was brought before Judge G.
B. Diehl yesterday afternoon and pleaded
not guilty TO the charge of vagrancy.
Upon the recommendations of d. o. WI
ley the prosecuting attorney his case
went over without date and Curtis was
released on his own recOgnizance.
STATE LIBRARIANS REPORT
State Librarian Griffith yesterday filed
his annual report wan the governor. This
report shows that the state added 515 vol-
unes to the library during 1903, making
the total 1853. Books received on eX-
charge included lie reports and 19 stat
utes and session laws The books pur-
chased included $40 volumes, text books,
digests, encyclopedias etc at a cost of
Z Incidental
were s23S. making the total expenditure
81 800.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-27
Assessment No. is.

THE SILVER SHIELD MINING 3
Milling company, principal place Of bust.
ness Salt Lake City, Utah. Notice Is
board OF direct.lrs OF the above named
company, held on the 18th day Of DE-
cember 1905, assessment No. Is, of cents
per shave, was levied on the capital stock
of the corporation outstanding, payable
Immediately &c, Z. II. Mead, secretary, at
81 Mccormick building. Salt Lake City
Utah Any stock upon which this as
sessment may remain unpaid on Saturday.
Ian. 10, 1906, viii be delinquent and ad-
vertised for sale at public auction ana.
unless payment is made before, will be
sold on Monday. Jan. g. 1906, at 10 a. m.
at the office OF the assistant secretary,
5t4 Mccormick building Salt Lake City.
Utah, TO pay the delinquent assessment
together with cost OF advertising and ex-
penses Of sale. z. H. MEAD.
Secretary.
5I4 Mccormick Building, Salt Lake City.
ULsn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-27
HEAVY FOG IN
SALT LAKE CITY
Mantle of Mist 0bscured Everything
for Several Hours.
FOLLOWS FINE SNoWSToRM
LATTER WAS or MUCH BENEFIT
IN FARMING DISTRICTS.

The damp log descended. That's all
1t was about all that could be seen of
Salt Lake city from 6 o'clock TO $
O'Clock last night Between those
hours the entire city was wrapped ia
a mantle of mist which outshadowed
any fog experienced by salt Lake in
years However, though IL was eN-
ceedingiy disagreed Ole " nile 1t lasted,
il was not long-lived. Unlike the toSs
of coast cities il was soon dlssipated.
Between .. n. ana p. m. tne period
of fog in the threat and mist IN the
face" was most noticeable.
Ii came without warning, tolloWins
by only IA few hours the unest fall OF
snow of the season. For time Do
looked AS though Il We're 10 be a
Slayer" one of this "blawsted' sort,
OF the genus London. IN the business
district, while everything was shrOud-
ed, but faint idea could aave been
obtained Of its impeuetrable thickness
In the outlying residence districts II
was possible to see for only Jew feet.
and then bat poorly.
Traffic was made difficult slow
speeds being the rule with street cars
and vehicles alike The fog gradually
withdrew and by p m. scarcely more
haze was left than would have been
noticeable alongside of live" en-
gine. The entire valley experienced
the fog
The snow of yesterday morning was
confined to the northern part of Utah.
1t brought out a number Of sleighs
during the day and more than one
sleishing party planned for the even
ing was helded off by the fos In the
agricultural districts the SHOW was of
great benefit.
The outlook is for colder weather
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-27
He Begins His Sentence.
MOTHER GIVEN So, 500.
SaItair Beach Company Must Pay for
Roy Lsrkln's Death.

Mrs. Anna NJ, LarlNin, mother Of Roy
T., Larkin, who was drowned in the
Great salt lake July %. 1908. will re-
cover $500 from the SaltaiI" Beach
company as a result of a decision
handed down by the supreme court yes
terday.
LaTkin, Ross Wells and a young Wo-
man named POmeT0y were caught in
a storm while bathing in the lake. Miss
POmeroy made her way back to the
pavilion, but Wells and Larkin were
unable to return. The extinguishing of
the lights at the pavilion and the dark
ness that followed made il impossible
for the floating men to keep their bear
ings. Larkin could not swim and Wells
was compelled by exhaustion 10 loosen
his hold on Larkin some time during
the night Wells himself awoke 70
consciousness on the beach at Antelope
island. Larkin's body was found float
ing in the lake a few days later
His mother sued the Saltair Beach
company for $4,000, alleging that the
company did not make proper efforts
to rescue the men after Miss PomerOy
advised the company's officials OF the
peril of the men. The jury that tried
the case returned a verdict for $500.
From this the company appealed.
The supreme court finds no reversible
error In the record and affrms the
judgment. The opinion is written by
Justice McCarty. CHIEF Justice BaTtch
and Justice Straup concur.