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QUE MOTTO

QUE MOTTO
QUICK SALES IN REAL ESTATE.
| S1soo-Four.room brick and adobe house
Tsnth East street 0s SctRssn ISsns sas
and First South streets; easy pay
ments.
s2ooo-Four-roo,n press brick cottage, south.
cast, near corner Of 9th South and
9th East sts., nice shade, lawn, how-
crs, all fenced, chicken runs, etc.;
easy tsrme.
S16oQ-Three- brick cottage on Seventh
East street near Ninth South street,
50E157-foot lot, nice hedge, etc.
s26oo-Five-room modern red press brick
cottage, bath and toilet, facing south
and east on Fourth East street. With
&c walking distance.
54ooo-Ftvs-roou modern brick cottage, ave
rooms, nice lot, facing on FIFTH East
street close N.
s3soo-six.room modern brick cottage, fac.
Ing south on Eighth South street
pleto for comfortable home small
sz25o-Eight-room modern two.stoEy red
press brick residence or Ninth East
street; party leaving city and must
nell; can make reasonable terms
s450o-seven-room modern two.story brick
street, 2Ia17 IS-rod lot, furnace heat,
bath and toilet all IN dne condition.
s5ooo-Bight-room. two-story, white press
brick residence facing south on Third
street; this place is Just being nm
tshsd and parties buying could have
changes made II desired; this would
be Just like building your own homo.
S7oOo-Modern cightroom, two-story white
press brick facing on First South
street, bath. toilet, furnace heat, nice
lawn, shade, lawn and orchard n
back yard.
S75oo-one Of the finest eight-room houses
on street, almost new, bath, toilet,
furnace hcat, everything In hrst-class
order.
Call on US and lot US show you what we
have in vacant lots and also the balance, OF
our houses. We have property IN all parts
of the city and at all prices and terms.
List your property with us for quick sales.
We have the buyers. Anderson Real Estate
Investment Co., rooms 30o-SQl New Herald
building. Both phones 474. c30o3
$1,000 FOR 2oX2o RODS.
north bench, city water; bargain. GOD
DARD 81 z, Ist So. st. c5089
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BAEGAIEsl
Moeks & Lynch,
515-316 Atlas Block.
Bell Phone 262a.

Bell Phone 2s2a.
s2ooo--5zlo corner, 7th East, sidewalks all
in. No. 148,
S11oo-2Hx7 coruor on 5th ST. 10. lss.
s1ooO-2Hx7 on sta ST., faces south. No.
1d5.
sI25o-5ax1s5 on End st., near v. No, las.
a1loo-22$xs and r, Of way on South sth
East No. 141.
s15oo-2Ha1a on I'd So, faces So. 10th E.
S725-4oxl32 on 18th E., faces west.
s2soo--5.room brick, large barn, lot 5x1o,
on 7th East, 6tn South.
s2o5o-,5-r. mod. brick, bath, barn, on 9th
So, 7th Z, No lt2.
s575o-.oModern HOW pressed brick on M 81,
6no lot. No. 1913.
s215o--5-r. b-ick on 9th So, 4th East;
terms.
S41oo-BleGant and mod. white pr. brick,
lst street.
s17oo-e acres IN Poplar Grove. very cheap.
$500 rooms, 2-5tory mod. rcd pr. brick,
faces 3rd ST.; Si60o.
18th South.
$500 per acre, 1Tt@ acrel OPP. Utah pcni-
tentisry.
s2boo--Ten acro1, cast bench,
S21Oo-5x1o, ard So, 10th East.
s13So-4lHx115l: and r. OF W., 3rd So,
10th Z.
sl25O-4oxl6l, aud T. Of way, scwer and
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TT WILL PAY YOU
TO SEE US BEFORE BUYING.
S2S00-eth asst. 5-room modem, plum hing.
por. tub, pantry, cement walks; own
ors must leave town.
s3ooo-2-Story modern. Groom homo, good
cement cellar, nice lot, with right OF
way, located ca 2nd 81.
S3260-Attractive b-Ioom modern home on
3-d South; good barn; $1,000 cash.
Si20o-on 5th East no2r end South, Groom
frame, lot 4xe rods; ground alone is
worth the money.
sa26O-Closo in, facing south or 18th ST.;
very attractive Groom modern brick;
tr.s Is q genuine snap. p-tco includes
thiJ years taxes and sewer.
S4260-Cornc. lot, with Lne modern T-room
house, furnace, gas, cement cellar.
and end So.
GREAT CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
Tho corner OF 7th SO. and State ST., 165xl65
feet; owned by mortgage company,
who wish TO realize: see us
wilson Sherman Co., so W. End So, tel.
492. Members S. l.. K. E. Assn. c3iAo
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ll-ROOM
Thoroughly modern frame. l0oS
115 feet; corner East End So.
$4,000.
This house IS brick lined. hardwood
floors, sewer connections. furnace.
street now being paved. II you
want less ground, We can sell tho
house with 6Ux1l5 feet for less
money.
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OUR CONFERENCE CLEARANCE SALE.
i.r. frame, w, largo lot. ,..... $1,000
5-r. frame, W. side, large lot ,..... 1879
ar. p, b., 2zS rds. to alley. ......... 1900
Ar. med. p b.. can hnish r above.
largo lot; the beSt buy IL city. 80. 1900
Ar. y. b., 5. c., 50Gl35. only. ....... 24o0
Ar, b. and lura, X, iacge lot. 8. e.. 1000
5.r, p, B., mod, 9th OF, near F...,,. $3.50
CIR. p, b., mod. 4. e, largo lot. .,.,. 3l00
TT. p. D.. lot lo0a1e0 10 alley. ..... 1000
We have several now houses that can
sell on very easy torms; headquarters 10.
rentals; our MI. EerCts has returned from
Europe and VIII be on tho market Monday
Mahan Inv. Co. 27 Eaglo biz. c3O52
II you WANT TO SELL
See c. W. Miller, 1l2 W, end South.
m2265
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S5o0Q-MoD. BRICK
OF rooms; basement under whole house,
1ne lot; on north bench. GODDARD INV.
CO., 81 e. Int So. st. c308S
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HOMER & ROBERTSON.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS, INSURANCE.
sIx-RooM BRICK, SMALL BARN,
LAWNS AND SHADE TREES. LOT 5oXI25
FEET, WATERLOO; $1,000.
THREB.RCoM TaAME. BARN LAWNS.
FEET, WATERLOO; TERMS; S1loo.
FouE:RooM PRESSED BRICK, LOT sax
1887 FEET TO, P. OF W, 8. E.. $4,000.
rIyE;Eo MODERN BRICK, HOT AIR
EASY TERMS s275o.
FivE-RooM BRICK COTTAGE, CON
FEET; WILL EXCHANGE FOR OUTSIDE
PEoPERTR; FIRST ST; $3.50,
EEcTED WITH SEWER, LoT 3SxI2s, z.
S.; EASY TERMS; $1,000
con N1Ng;Ro9M e sELGK; BATH; HOT AND
BUGGY SHEDS, BARN LOT 7tX16o
FEET SELLING FOR LESS THAN COST;
S. &; $500.
sII,RooM MODERN BRICK; LOT Sox
1eG FEET; SOUTH MAIN ST.; $500.
EIyE;RooM MODERN BRICK. HOT AIR
FURNACE; LOT 3eXi30; EAST SIDE;
$3.50.
s!x;hooM MODERN BRICK, LOT 41M
=
FIvE.RooM MODERN BRICK, FUR.
NISHED; LOT ioIaGll5 FEET; n. E;
$4,000.
sN-RooM MODERN ON FIFTH ST;
ROOMS EXTRA LARGE; LOT 57xllo
FEET LAWNS, FRUIT AND SHADE
N1NE.RooM MODERN BRICK HOUSE;
HOT WATER HEAT; BEST OF PLUME
T STREET, CLOSE uei ss75o.
FIyE-RocM BRICK. CONNECTED WITH
sEWES; LOT esX!e5 FEET; WE ARE
you THE HOUSE; EAST FIRST SOUTH
STREET. $4,000.
ilMXle5 FEET ON NEAR SECOND:
SEWER AND SIDEWALK TAXES PAID:
THIS is THE CHEAPEST FIRST~CLASS
BUILDING LOT ON THE MARKET; S26o0,
5ox11o TO R. OF w, g. E; $3.50
niE96 E9gE LOTS LOTS IN PERKINS FIRST AD-
aoxle5 FEET TO lo-FooT R. OF w;
THIS IS THE CHEAPEST LOT ON THE
EAST BENCH; 18TH EAST BE- WEEN
2ND AND 3RD soIH STS.; 500.
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sl9oo-MAIN AND 9Th So
$1,000 buys 6-rn. cottage, modern, Main
and 9th So. GODDARD, 81 &. 1st So. c30S7
in the city; cream. colored brick, cut stone
foundation; DOR. bath, c, L., hnishsd IN nat
ursl wood, closets, pantry hall front and
back porches, cement walks; corner, slzo OF
lot 6lE123IG II. Soc owner, 566 East 10Th
South Price, S2s00; terms c2s56
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tgFED AND SOLD AT LOW.
VICES at the Ranck Real Estate
company.
$1,000.
,s'sGom cottage, bath and cleo.
10y, ntcs lawn, everything
'urrimre, southeast.
1890.
~ brick, lot e5z7s, nice
hostawsst side, easy terms,
~ brick cottage, bath and
n nsge lot southwest; viii
'"s purchaser.
IId,m .mans.room, two.story brick,
n 49, - sssSpyeriences. northeast,
,ssts,s s.s Known where you car bs
81 ,Salhg Sa,g IN the real estate iire,
~. %H cay & Investment CO
ssz D. 2, Walker but lSng'
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$4,000.

DISI, -IOOUs
thoroughly modern red pressed br.,
everything nTst-class, was built for
a home; cement sidewalks, sewer
connections; Round 0oak furnace,
enc OF the best streets In the city:
east side.
60Il56 feet.
II you are looking for an up.to.
date home, It will pay you 10 look
this UP.
$4,000.
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WHY RENT A HOUSE WHICH DON'T
SUIT2
YOU CAN BUY SPLENDIDLY BUILT
AND FINELY FINISHED HOUSE or FIVE
ROOMS STRICTLY MODERN, ON EAST
BENCH NEAR FOURTH SOUTH STREET,
FOR $500 CASH AND $50 PER MONTH.
FRITsCH, NO. l2 EAST SECOND SOUTH
STREET. PHONES: IND, TAT; BELL,
1857 cS0ll
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FOR SALE-REAL, ESTATE,
WHAT YOU WANT

| WHAT YOU WANT
How doss ' this HI t9s Une at srya. the right price
AN S-Toom modern, 2-story residence IN n
ns sar an5 s9d In, duTn5sss gas ne bath and plumb
tiful, yard allied with choice gosss 0enuI Eau
shrubs; price $4,000. sho
Or this one?
S.room modern, 2-story brick residence with
az modern conveniences on a corner on "isa i~t
S"; hVs 700 far out, at $4,000.
ness g.; south front; IT'S nearly new and
ooausliul home at $500.
Or this onc7
large rooms, new brick cottage, BUNGALOW
syle, opposite Liberty park or 7th Eas5. lot
oo1l6b feet; this home was built bv the
owner owner but on account Of sickness viii sac.
Or this ono?
A broom modern cottage on 9th Eas. near
s1o sSa SOUTH a. s1s built for home about years
better homo for s2soo? e0
Or this one?
a 1a.Eoom modern residence on East End
hardwood floors. modern In evory respect: n
mISt n ne sold thiS week; $4,000.
On a corner on 11th East on tn. cas-,
oench, S,Eoom modern residence; every piece
o. Wooo tor downstairs finish was shipped ex
pSesSTy tor the owner; the lot 5oxiS2 feet
70 al SnaS nlee parn' tho price $4,000.
On 2nd North near 9th West, Broom mod.
Cru oTick cottage, brand now. south front
LOT 2HsSl6 rods, for $4,000,
Or IS lot?
SIdoo. -'eA' @0as'
Or this lot?
2HsZ5 rods on I ST., near 9Th, for $3.50
Or this lotP Wv
s,2hz7h rods, south front on end st;
OK this lot?
SKI reds, corner 1st and ] ST.; $4,000
Or perhaps this lot
acres, 9th East near 18th South, with
the best fruit orchard in this county; ownor
sold $3.50 worth Of fruit this season; couid
nave sold more II he had had tie time 70 al
tend; price $500. ~'
Or
II any OF those places do not suit vour
fancy come in and will show you others.
A. kichter, I9 West 1st South St, phones
o=l. c20k6
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REAL ESTATE

o5 PER CENT BE-
lAM ~ sIId sides; s 0ost bargain on
.asi,s, s.,,,se. y Ds near 9th South; $500;
We sleJIy ls,Iey. 11sx14o foet; hne
ssE; bar ISSsrsa!a: easy terms:
tsN; .a,,on on east bonch;
;nii isiiuo TO $500: $40 cash. 30
J, ,s cant iatsrest- Owl so
1o UVt w" c2il9
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Houston Real Estate nv. Co..
Phones 81. 25l So. Main 81.
c2C64.
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ckl0 m

TWO ss-FooT LOTS, coR-
NER 7TH WEST AND 6TH
SOUTH; PRICE is S400, BUT
NO REASONABLE OFFER
WILL BE REFUSED BY NON
RESIDENT OWNER.
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We have homes from $1,000 aad
up. also building lots at all
prices,
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5-RooM p. B., AT 525 PUo,sL5:Y AVE.
near End w. and 4th North eEBy tcrIrg.
CAL Ind. phone 1861. c311S
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SEE A. W. SMITH
s'ooo-Seautlfu S-room modern home on
3rd St
Noooe-This fne home Of 8 rooms is on the
prettiest part OF Capitol hill md is
snap at the price.
SA2OO-o-yoom modern home southeast so
IT. front good barn, elegant lawn
rose bushes, strawberriss rag.sar.
mes, blacsberIics, shade trees and
fruit trees; alley in FER: no bner
front or back yard In the valley.
Seooo-1o-loom home, southeast large lot;
q snap.
A1ooo-S-room modern brick, on pretty lot,
IN Waterloo and big snap, too.
Many others. Let US show you.
s. L. ABSTRACT, LOAN & INV. CO..
A. W. Smith, Mgr.,
30 Main ST. Both phones 7o4.
c2so4
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s60n M

50Xl32 FEET ON EAST
BENCH. FINEST VIEW ON
EARTH GOES WITH THIS.
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$1,000 FOR 2oX2o RODS,
north bench, city water; bargain. GOD
DARD, 81 z. Ist So. ST. cSo69
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Two YEARS 1000 MoRE
81 Imo Iv.a in the n. w. part OF
n s5!ipssl;e ~ ,sssp;ean party" viii carry
y AZ sicct:on, and q decided
=; Ia, la. You better buy now.
iss a. 500 to $500; close
Z \ ~ ~ month; 6 per cent. Here;
,Jdou lots we own or control
1I..lsiaTrsd payments vii! be 8
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FHONOGRAPAS


EDISON PnOGoGRAPN PARLCRs, SIS
w. Temple. 'FoHo 11so-G. oI6o7
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FIGURE WITH US BEFORE BU4LAG
youE household goods elsewhere. Nos.
complete otCcE 0! second hand goods in ta,
city, 500 heaters. cook stoves and ranges, az
bottom price. Western Furniture Co.. GAG
State 81. Stove repairs lor any old sto,e,
clT.6
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-s5opgRTY WITH Us FOR
]. ,sVis p have the buyers. AndeI-
" ss-rsstment Co. Bell phone
s esst'soI sol New Herald bldg.
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FIvE-EocM BRICK. CONNECTED WITH
SEWER; LOT 6eXl65 FEET; WE ARE
SELLING YOU THE LOT AND GIVING
you THE HOUSE; EAST FIRST SOUTH
STREET; $4,000.
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CASH REGISTERS
NATIONAL CASE REGISTER OSCAR
G:osaeil sales agent. 40, ga Main street,
Expert cash reEiste. repairing. Seco2d-
hand registers always ir stock. n15SO
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$3.50 PER ACRE, A RANCH
OF 30 ACRES. NOTHING
BETTER IN SALT LAKE
COUNTY. II INTERESTED
IN a BIG PROPOSITION,
CALL OR WRITE.
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FIvE-RooM BRICK COTTAGE, CON
NBCTED WITH SEWER, LOT 41MXs2Ia
FEET; WILL EXCHANGE FOR OUTSIDE
PROPERTY; FIRST ST; $3.50,
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DESERET NATIONAL BANK BLDG,
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH SITS,
cSlaS
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"DRoP IN AND TALK IT
OVER
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The Judgeshlp.



Before twelve months shall have pass
ed away the people will be called upon
to select a successor to the Hon. Chief
Judge Briscoe, whose time will expire;
and Judging from the result of the cleo
tion just passed, this choice could not
be left in safer hands.
Whom the Republican party will Sc
lect as a candidate for this important
position, and who will, as usual, lead
forces to victors, is as yet undecided.
But it seems that, even at this early
date, 1t is not inappropriate that we
should decide upon some one who will
fill this office with honor to himself and
the profession; one who should and
would have the hearty approval of all
Republicans and many other fair-minded
voters.
Such a one can be found right here
amongst US; a man who can be parti-
san when it is right to be one, but who
in ordinary affairs is broad and liberal
in his ideas; man who is thoroughly
versed in the law; who is just and i'm
partial in his dealing with all men, and
in addition to these eminentlY requisite
attributes is always in our midst, and
advantages to be derived from this is
so evident that it needs no comment
from me.
Such man, am proud to say, is the
Hon. Adrian Posey. On his shoulders
let the ermine fall.
As time progresses 1 may have more
to say on the subject. In the meantime
let the people give this subject theil
careful attention.
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Euchre.


The Halcyon Euchre Club, of Faulk-
ner, which held its first meeting on
Wednesday of last week at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Jameson, was
largely attended and most charming
affair. Mrs. P. S. Simms, Mrs. Budd
Abel, Misses Blanche Abel and Mar
guerite Posey having each won eight
games, tied for the honor of winning
ladies' first prize-a Battenburg centre
piece. A most exciting game ensued,
Mrs. Abel carrying off the honors. La
dies consolation was won by Mrs.
Boarman. Gentlemen's first prize-an
old Dutch cigar receiver-was awarded
Mr.. John NJ. Boarman, who won nine
games. For the gentlemen's consola-
ton four gentlemen tied, Mr.. Abel win
ming. The game over, dainty luncheon
was served, after which business
meeting was called by the President,
Mr.. j. Neale Hamilton. The next meet
ing of 1.-THE Halcyon" will be held at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. G. II. Posey.
Long may the club live and prosper.
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Painful Accident.

Mrs. John Smith, Of this town, was
painfully injured on Sunday in getting
off the morning train at Bel Alton. She
aIighted from the car on the platform
and hole appeared to be in the same,
Of which she had no knowledge, and
she stepped into it, throwing her down,
and severely and painfully wounded her
ankle. Apart from being injured, Mrs.
Smith suffered a severe nervous attack
and had to call Doctor that night. She
is still suffering severely both from the
wound. and from the shock.
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A CARD.

At recent meeting Of the faculty Of
McDonough Institute the following reso-
luton was adopted
Resolved that the teachers Of the
Institute do not accept holiday presents
from the pupils whether given by the
student body, by classes, or by individ-
uals."
The teachers appreciate these express
sions Of good will, and the spirit in
which they are given, but know that the
contributions to these work hardship
to some who are less able to spend than
others.
Signed. E. G. GUYToS, Sec.
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Destructive Fire.


Fire on Tuesday night last destroyed
the corn house and stable of Mr.. j. W.
Montgomery, near BryantowD. A lot of
corn, farming implements and a fine
young horse and colt, which were in the
buildings at the time, were also destroy
ed. Mr.. Montgomery's dwelling, which
is about fifty yards away, took fire also
from the sparks falling on the roof, but
through diligent efforts of neighbors it
was extinguished. The origin of the
fire is mystery, but it is presumed that
some of the colored hands had been
smoking about the stable and sparks
from their pipes set it on fire. Mr..
Montgomery had been away from home
and upon returning found his buildings
ablaze,
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Z CAL AND personal
Local Brevltles.


Court adjourned on Saturday.
Miss Julia Musehette is quite sick.
The County Commissioners will meet
on Tuesday. 20
The Teachers Association met on
Wednesday.
The Orphans Court will meet on
Tuesday next.
The public schools closed on Tuesday
for Thanksgiving.
Judge Gray was court all by himself
on Tuesday.
Miss jamie Queen has returned from a
delightful visit to Virginia.
The County has been oyerrun with
drummers all the week.
The New Wills is run on an up-to-date
plan. Everything to please you.
Mrs. Charles Cobb and little son,
George, are visiting in the County.
Mrs. Mary D. Wills and family have
removed to Baltimore City to reside.
The NcDonough Institute closed on
Tuesday for the Thanksgiving holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Artemus Owen returned
to the County from their wedding trip
on Tuesday.
Thanksgiving day was unobseryed in
the County except by religious services
in few churches.
The La Plata Farmers Club will meet
at the home Of Messrs. W. S. and P. n.
Hamilton tomorrow.
Waldorf items did not reach us until
by the 8 O'Clock mail on Thursday,
therefore came too late.
The School Commissioners were in
session on Tuesday, passing on Teach
ers' Reports and transacting miscelIs-
neous business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel WEIGH, who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Scott, Brentland, returned to Baltimore
IN Sunday last
Eeep this in mind Whenever you
to hire team, go to Hotel La
!. First class livery, and good
5 always on hand.
Mr. Kendall, Of Washington City,
while hunting in Bryantown neighbor-
hood on Wednesday was accidentally
shot in the eye and seriously injured.
The annual financial statement of the
School Commissioners will appear in our
next issue. 1t should have appeared
this week, but was crowded out for
want of space.
Tho following marriage licenses were
issued during the week Hubert
Posey, Indian Head, and Priscilla Bowie,
Ironsides; George Gloden, Indian Head,
and Grace Virginia LELAND, Hill Top.
Mr. F. B. Matthews has just received
another car load of buggies and will be
glad to supply the trade with anything
they may need in that line. Call at his
warehouse in La Plata and look over his
stock.
Mr.. Richard willett, Of near Bensvllle,
has just completed his beautiful new
residence by having the painters brush
applied thersto. Mr.. W. C. Shaw did
the work in steel gray and white, with
green shutters and Indian red roof.
State Superintendent of Education NJ.
Bates Stephens has called meeting OF
the school superintendent Of the differ
ent counties of the State, to be held at
Annapolis on December 5th next. AT
the same time there will be meeting
Of the State Board of Education, and
there will be discussions Of matters Of
Importance relating to the public
schools.
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Sister Mary Xavier.

Sister Mary Xavier ed on Nov.
2sth at Park Avenue C5nvent, Balti-
more City, Sister Mary Xavier was a
native of this County. The deceased
was Miss Queen, sister Of Mr.. VIII
liam Queen and Mrs. Sill Jameson, of
near Bryantown. She was about sc
years of age and had spent nearly her
entire life at the convent in Baltimore.
Her remains were inferred in Balt-
n ore City,
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How,s This7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bus
mess transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by his
firm.
WALDINe, KINNAN a MARvIS,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken interiaily,
acting directly upon the Dlood and mu-
sous Surfaces Of the system. Testimo-
malls sent free. Price Is cents per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton,
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Prospective weddings.

The engagement of Mrs. Julia Stone
street Muschette to Mr.. Frank Waters
Hopper, of Baltimore City, has been an
nouneed, and the wedding will take
place on January 0, 1907.
The engagement also of Miss NJ: Lola
Sanders to Mr.. F. S. Barnes has been
announced, the wedding to take place
on December A, 1906.
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Chesapeake BTarh Railway.
S:Alisll q Local FaGIsTn ir,ina

Effective Sunday, Oct. g, 1905. Subject
to change without notice.
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Death.

Mr.. Joseph C. Pilkerton, a well
known citizen of this County, died dur
ing the week. He had been i'll for a
long time with consumption. He was
at one time road supervisor in the
nountv
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This Time Table shows the time at
which trains may be expected to arrive
at and depart from the station named,
but their arrival or departure at the
time stated is not guaranteed, nor does
the Company hold itself responsible for
any delay or any consequences arising
therefrom.
PAUL Y. WATER. Gen. Mgr.