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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09
sacred Heart Festival

Last Wednesday was the Festival
Day at Sacred Heart. EverythIna
was done 10 entertain thonsuaI large
crowd, but rain all day stopped the
tournament and other attractions.
The people Of Sacred Heart, how
ever. braved the weather and turned
out as Of old. Those 10 charge Of
The different tables we're:
Dinner Table: Miss Mary j.
Burch. Mesdames Jane Lancaster,
Jos. II. Bailey. L. K. Mattirgly,
Taylor Johnson, George Gass, Ro-
bort Long. Bon. Owens. Misses
Julia Mattingly, Lillian MastIngIy,
Norah Hayden.
Ice Cream Table: Mrs. Josephine
Powder. Miss Agnes plowden, Miss
Bessie Freeman, Dominic Hayden,
Aunt Mary Adams.
Confectionery Miss FaDnie ST.
Clair, Mrs. Lucy Swann, Miss
Mamie Simpson. Miss Lily Chesol.
dine, Manning Russell.
Fancy Table Mrs. Josie Burch.
Mrs. Buntz, Mesdames Winnie Law
renee, Mamie Stone. Carrie Chose.
dine, Annie Ovens. Ruth Thompson,
Nina Tennison. IAla Woodburn
Ethel Bnrch, Nellie Gibson.
Lolnonade and Tickets Robert
Long. George Glass;. Josiah Bethel,
Edward Russell, Cleve Bailey.
The gross receipts emounted 10
$iOi,75
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a wedding 81 much interest to-
the people Of Southern Maryland
was solemnized July 31st. At i i. n.
in The Rectory Of the Church Of the
Ascension BY the Rev Robt. s.
Copeland. The groom MI n. Nor.
mon Milburn Is popular young
business man Of ST. Mary's CO..
and the bride Miss Bertha +. Jones
isthecharming and attractive daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. " Jones Of
Cedar Point, ST. Marys County.
After the ceremony the couple left
by the NJ h Ms Steamer for Boston
and after an extened Northern trip
will reside IN ST. Mary's County
whore the groom has most OF his
business interests. The bride who
was attended By her cousih Miss
Bernice Cullinson was attired IN d
blue travelling suit and the groom
and his best man. Mr. Howard
Watson Of baltimore. wern dressed
IN the conventional black
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Tournament at ST. johns.

The Festival for St. Johns was a real
success. The successful Knights were
Roger Hayden, who crowned Miss Heres.
ford, Queen; Stanley johnson, who
crowned Miss Ida FoxweIl, 1st Maid ;
Robert Hayden, who crowned Miss AID.
die Norris, 2nd Maid; Ernest johnson,
whocrowned Miss Alma AbelI, Bird Maid,
and Magill Redmond. who crowned
Miss Ella Yates, 4th Maid
The SO yards dash for little girls was
won BY Miss lyman Thompson. Miss
Madeleine Thompson was second
The LOO yards dashfor boys was won
by J Franklin Abel, with Claude Lynch
and Ernest Thompson tie for second
place.
Because Of the heat the other athletic
features were postponed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09

John ]. Hammett and vile and
daughter, Of Washington. D. c.. are
visiting Mr. Hammett's mother,
Mrs. Henrietta Hammet4 at Park
Hall.
Ex-senator James Greenwich.
who has been dangerously sick, Is,
we are pleased 70 hear. out Of dan
ger. We wish him a speedy resto-
ration to health
Rev. w. J lyman, S. j., has been
made superior at St. Thomas. Charles
county. and is succeeded in the pas
torate Of St. Joseph's Church. this
county. by the Rev Sanislaus Pal.
crmo. S. J.
The First National Bank Of St.
Mary's at Tconardiown has boon
designated as a U. S. Depository,
and the Secretary Of the Treasury
has deposited therein $25 900 OF the
Governmentfunds. Nohighor com
pliment could be paid the manage
ment Of the Bank.
Mr.. Henry Ford Of Baltimore, is
visiting his friend, Judge j. p.
Crane, at tho Beach Mr.. Ford
was former resident or 81. Marv's.
where he taught school for number
Of years. He was Va member Of
Judge Cranes Company, the End.
Maryland Infantry G. S. Al. and
was gallant soldier.
The arrivals at DE La Brooke, =
on the Patuxent, are. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert, Miss Jessie Starr, Misses
Florence Butler, Cora Butler. Mr..
Harry Starr, Of Westminter; Misses
Florence M. Mann, Mrs. Matilda
Jones. Miss Alice NJ. Jones, Miss
Eva Cooper, Mr.. II. A. Jones and
Mr.. Alvin T. Jones, Of Baltimore.
]. Thos. Morris, Of ''Jutland is
making a tour OF the United States,
He left Baltimore, July 8, and is now
in the rich farming section Of San
Bernadino county. near Los Angeles,
Gala, He intends spending week on
the Catalina Islands, 10 the Pacific.
and thence proceed to San Francisco,
Portland, Seattle. Yellowstone Park.
viii return September 10.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09
ST.. NICHOLAS cnuncn F1ArlyAr.


The Annual Dinner and Tourna.
ment for the benefit 81 ST. Nicholas
Church. on Thursday August 10th
1906, at the home Of Dir. Frank ri
Dyson, Cedar Point. Tho follow.
ing ladies arid gentlemen al each
respective conmittan win make
every effort 10 have ] day Of plea
sure and enjoyment Tor All. Mana.
ger oi dinner, Mrs. FranK 4. Dyson.
assisted by an able corps of ladies'
and gentlemen. Manager III confec.
tIonery table, Mrs. Jno, Bohanan,
assisted BY the several young ladies.
Manager of Tournament James al.
Watts, assisted by Massrs. ] al.
Armsworthy. ed ward Stone, Roy
w. Bell, David and Richard Ham.
NETT
Afull brass band and all necessary
arrangements will be made for d
first class affair Knights will be
required TO ride In costume, and EiIe
application with manager not later
than the last preceding day with
81 entrance fee. Field and corona
tion address BY talented speakers,
Marshal, Hon. VIM. F. Chesley. A
cordial invitation is extended 70 the
public.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09

Painting is practical work. Skill
wins. It's the same with paint max
ing
You know 4 gaIlons 4. Il N. mixed
with 3 gallons Liuseed OH makes
enough paint for moderate sized
house the best paint money can buy
because the r. Il M. Zinc hardens
the ~ AZ IA White Lead and makes
the 4. y IA Paint wear like iron.
Buy r.. & M and don q pay II 30
q gallon for LInseed on, as you do
In readyfor use paint. but buy oil
fresh from the barrel at so cents.
and mix with the r.. a M.
Actual cost L. & NJ, about 81 20
per gallon.
Sold by c. I. Palmer, Palmer, Md.
]. G. Craddock, Jarboesville. Md
Johnson q CO., SoIomons. Nd.
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Attention Tobacco Growers.

Two meetings will DO held ID ST.
Mary's this month. under the aus
pices 81 the President and Secretary
Of tho State Association. Zach
meeting will be addressed by able
and we'll informed gentlemen. and
as matters Of vital importance to the
future welfare Of the association
will DO under discussion. II 10 Bio
hoped that every grover will DO
present The meetings will be cal
led at 2 p. n. sharp, md will be
held as follows. August 18th ii ST..
Mary's City, August 18th st Chap.
tico.
0EoaoE z HuvonINe. President
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09
ST. INIGO's ITEMS.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
Much rain aud grass and variety
OF weeds are Of exuberant growth.
The white daisy aud wild carrot
have taken possession Of fields not
cultivated.
Sow wood ashes and you'll have
a large growth Of white clover, said
an acquaintance some years ago.
We did so and it proved true.
Now, what puzzled as. what caused
the growth Of clover as there was
no seed visible2 A farmer sprink.
led ashes upon poor knoll early Id
tho spring, and 70 his greet sur.
prise, aheavy growth Of white clover
covers the spot. win some person
rise and EXPLAIN
Pouit yraisers camplain Of gapes
that nlauy Of their chicks die Of tho
disease. Those who use assafoetida
in the water given TO poultry gener.
ally lose few chicks in consequence
Of the disease mentioned.
We notice that merchants who
use printers ink are generally sue
cessful. IL is prime factor in the
advancement Of their interest and
no mistake.
And now it's Coon Hollow
whiskeyl We ask, is there any
thing In name9 Well yes. This
particular brand. 20. H. W." does
its work effectually and quickly.
! Fit is a hydra-headed monster Oh,
those mothers tearsl Oh. those
Vanished childrenI Oh, those grave.
yards filled with premature morris.
lily. Oh, the souls lost foreverI'
Yes, there is something ia d name
The influence Of 70. III. w. IS ex-
ceedingly impure, sensual, debas.
ing, and drags the immortal part Of
man downward Ia quick time.
Is IL true that the masses are but
poorly informed on the leading sub
jects Of the day2 DO they see only
the side Of their necessities and pre-.
judices2 Misguided enthusiasm
will carry men 10 any length.
Some sickness, anu cardiac disea-
SEES are increasing, SO say the doc
tors. They give Caltina PilIets ia
cardiac tobacco narcosis.
Que hundred and fifty dollars
$3.50 net was realized AZ the recenI
entertainment for the benefit 81 St
Michael's Church, Tall Pine
Mr.. Geo. G. Roach, Ridge, recent.
| " killed thirty-six [36l black snakes
in q hole.
Myl see those horses names and
tails. How full Of cookie burrsl
Neither Mormon elders nor 70.
representatives. OF Oneida Communists
come this way-the former having
several wives; and the latter nc
marriage code.
Children generally obey their
parents. AS the twig is bent the
trees inclined.
AzzANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09
CHURCH FESTIVALS.
ALL SAIsrs T,Aalsla

ALL 3AiNTH PARISH
The Tournament IA Oakley, Id
connection with The All saints Par.
iAh FSslsva, on THURSDAY August
10th, promises " be Of Unusual II.
toreat Hon Robert Wells q II yasta
viilu. bias basn invited 10 deliver
Inc Charge " The knEkha, and MI.
Derby A. Lynch has n0nsnn ted 10
deliver the Coronation address.
Others who have been iayited - act
as officers Of the Tournament. are
Chief Marshall, Dir. George 4. Car.
ner, Heraids. Mr, Claude Guy and
Mr.. q. q. Poverty. Judges. Mr.
John W. Rennehnn. Dir. Willie Gar.
diner, and Dir. samuel HAYDEN.
Entrance fee for knights 81 each.
Ten dollars In cash prizes viii DO dis.
tributed 70 the successful Knights.
Each knight will DO entitled Is ono
meal ticket free: And each success.
full Knight will DO entitled 10 4 meal
ticket for his lady also. Knights
will appear Ia costume.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09

Delinquent Taxpayers for 1904
and 1865 are urgently requested 70
settle their taxes, due and 10 ar
rears, on or before Arg. 2, Us shall
DO compelled TO advertise all delin-
quents property AZ that time, which
means an additional cost of x2.65 10
aech deIinquent. 1 am publishing
Ia this issue, the ~ days notice, re-
quired by law, ia place Of O levy.
4 will advertise ~ expiration ol the
twenty days.
JAMES j. Gouun.
County Treasurer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09

Having filed our store withthe newest
styles Of Spring Millinery, Dress Goods,
Notions, Shoes, Household furnishings
etc, carefully selected BY an experienced
buyer, weare prepared TO furnish new and
up-to-dnte goods. We have Standard
Patterns for sale and are Agents for the
DEsIoEER which 10 only 50centa per year.
u. Al JOKES 4 SoN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09
TouRNAMENr AZ CnArnco.

A good Tournament viii lie the aim
~ the young men u Uhaptico far Tues
day, August 1eth, instant. 1T the War.
ing residence Southampton, near Char.
tico supper and Dance at Hall Lady
iieralds, Costuuied Knights. good 0ra.
tory and good. up tp date service every.
where viii be the aim Ia this The greatest
social event 81 the season. The public
Invited to a good entertainment. Full
pnrtlcnlnre hext iasne
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09

10 Convince you III tho error III scrd.
ing 10 catalogue houses Tor cheap ma
chimes. we arc Offering "TuE SkRvIcEs
for only SID We have the New Royals
ready to deliver Oh short notice and easy
TERMS. Also needles and bands for any
machine. IL A. JOHEa X H0N.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09

sEy-rakc Tie Designer at 80 conte a
year; one " the best fashion books on
the market N This Designer which has been
reduced 70 30 cents, u gives the correct
styles and fAshiDna Subseribe To IL
through L. A. JOKES q S0x who keep iii
stock Patterns, Fashi0u sheets, etc, such
are dcacrlbed ID The Dealgner
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09

viii be open sept Let. 1906, with every
thing new aud np-t0.date. With best
services and Liyury attached Open day
and night Meals as al hours. Tive Us
a call
TirPgrr. JoHssCS 4 FoxwELL,
PropfletorA.
July I2--tl
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-09
BLACKSnITHING.

! Wish 70 inform my friends aud
The general pubic thar / nave open
Cd shop ~ my father 5 stand, atiol-
lywoou, that | am prepared TO do ali
work IA my line at shortest notice,
and Ut prices 10 suit the people.
Special attention paid 10 morse snOe-
ing painting and oyster tong max
ing Satislactionguaranteeu. Give
me q call. Terms cash.
BEltNAklJ Il. WHILE.
Dec. Ia, %. tf.
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Il BULLOCK
STAG HAN.

THOMAS Z. sHEAkRsi. Proprietor of stag
aas lifted ~ RrHt-einss bar. aud invites
- fft9ndA ~ give him Call. Buck Beer.
.rler. sAiu ana other lfal-ciuoe beers kept on
dfau9ht aud IA 00tfiea q fun STOCK OF Vines,
Liquors, cigars. and CiHnrettcs. Oysters at
ala hours, THOMAS N. bH EAMEh
Mnrcn -. vt-ly. Proprietor,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-05

The life OF nearly all forests Is cut
short by Ere or by the hand Of the
lumberman. When a spruce forest Is
entirely destroyed by fire young
spruces DO not no once spring up and
cover the burned area. The seed bear
Ing cones have been burned, aud the
spores and seeds Of other plants which
are readily carried by the wind ind
their way In first Tue task OF prepar-
lng for the forest is begun again, but
this time IL Is 20 be a shorter one. The
hrst year after the fire MOSES and
often tiny towering plants appear
These are replaced by the hreweed
aud other bowers whose seeds are pro
vided with hairs SO that they reach
such places quickly. These sEc soon
Joined by raspberries, roses and other
bushes. Among these the young seed
lings Of aspens appear In very few
years. The latter grow rapidly and In
a score Of years form a low sunny for
est. An aspen forest makes a brilliant
contrast with the dark green forests
OF spruce-St Nicholas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-05
MILITIA At MOBILE.
Excitement Continues High over Al.
tack Upon the Jail.

Mobile. oct 3-Heavy rains along
the lower part Of the bay caused some
Interference Wednesday with repair
work. but all things considered the
situation Is well In hand and all the
destitute are being well cared for.
Contributions are pouring In steadily
from citizens Of Mobile and from out.
side points Shelter for those whose
homes were wrecked is the thing most
generally needed. and IL is growing
evident that many Of those who lost
everything In the storm must have aid
IN rebuilding their homes.
Governor jerks arrived Ia Mobile and
made a trip % COden and other places
IN that vicinity Ia order 20 satisfy him.
self Of conditions there and institute
further measures OF relief Several
bodies have been found floating In the
lower bay. but they are believed 20 be
those whose deaths have already been
rported
Excitement continued high wednes.
day over the attack on the jail Tuesday
night and the death OF Roy Hoyle al
an early hour Wednesday morning
Three companies Of militia were or.
dered here from Fort Deposit. Ever.
green and Brewer and arrived and are
nov stationed about the city While
there Is a general feeling OF condem-
nation for the mob OF Tuesday night
which. without excuse or reason.
opened fire on the jail. there Is a
strong feeling that something must be
done and done soon 20 stamp out such
crimes as Robinson's. They have been
frequent here Of late. and the indig.
nation and wrath Of the white people
Is SO intense that any trivial episode
may az any minute cause a serious out
break. Governor Jelks said that while
he did not apprehend any more trou.
bic right now. he considered II wise
90 hold troops here for some days 10
guard against contingencies.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-05

cashier OF the branch customhouse
here II was frustrated by quick &C.
ton OF the police. who captured sew
eral Of the attacking party after a
fusillade. during which one man was
reported killed Tie firing occurred
on the Bourse End Place bridge. one
Of the most frequented thoroughfares
IN the city The affair caused great
excitement among operators on the
Bourse and the general public.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-05
Officers and Methods Of Operation 10
Remain as Before.

Chicago. oct S-The Rock island
Interests were left In control or the
Chicago and Alton railroad by the re-
election az the annual meeting OF the
directors whose terms OF office had
expired At the conclusion of the
meeting Il was announced that there
would be no change In officers or
methods OF operation during the en-.
suing year
The annual report showed a de-
crease In total receipts from passen.
ger traffic OF f775.iiss4 and an in.
crease In tonnage revenue OF sSfa..
1919. The decrease In passenger
traffic Is accounted for by compari
son with the previous year, when the
Louisiana Purchase exposition was
held In St Louis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-05

held In this city the night Of Oct 10.
when all OF the cities now In the
league will be represented. also Gaines.
vile. Ardmore. !. T., Denison and
Sherman viii have representatives
present
The elegant gold and silver trophy
cup presented the pennant winners BY
]. C. Mitchell 4 Co. o. this city Is
now being engraved and win be sent
20 Cleburns as soon as finished. where
II will become one Of the ornaments OF
the fine club house OF the Cioburne
Country Club.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-05
IN. nar,rr.a nrlaerrosm.

There are held here many "conhden-
tai weddings" as they are called
when the ceremony is kept unusually
quiet. But sometimes they are too con
hdential 10 please the relatives OF the
parties. The coercion Of prospective
brides under such circumstances Is a
proceeding well authenticated In fact
aud fiction. A kidnapped bridegroom.
however. "a unusual. though be hap
pened az ST Georges not long ago.
lie was a gentleman OF position. and
he wished % marry a lady who had
nursed him through an illness. There
was no cause or just impeachment save
social rank The gentleman was de
termlned. and the lady seconded his
plans admirably. But the Aay and the
details leaked cut. and before the time
hxed the bridegroom's male relatives
deployeG strategically through Mad
dox street and surrounded the church
He drove up in a hanson cab. With
his eyes fixed on the expectant bride.
be prepared 20 alight An athletic IN
Gle and a brother sprang forward
thrust him back. with a "Glad 20 meet
you. old fellow" manner that deceived
the cabnlan. who obeyed the quick d.
rection be heart and drove the three
away. The lady. with tears IN her
eyes. went into the vestry. There
will be no wedding she said
They've run away with him" And
that was the last ST Georges heard OF
Mail
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-05
CIRCUIT PLANNED.
Probable Formation Of the Texas Base
ball League.

Fort Worth. Oct 3-At a confer.
snce here Tuesday between Messrs.
Roberts OF Cleburne, Gardner Of BAL
las and Ward Of this city Il was deem
ed improbable that an all-state base
ball league could be formed The fol.
lowing circuit was planned for next
season: Fort Worth. Dallas. Waco
Cleburne. Gainesville. sherman, Ard
more and Duncan. l. T
The meeting Of the Texas league for
the organization Of the circuit VIII be
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MODERN SCHOOL,"
Under This Name Party Accused Of
Conducting Anarehlstle Institute.

Conducting AnsrehlstIe Institute.
Madrid. oct 3.-The attorney gen
sral. In presenting in court Wednesday
the case of Senior Ferrer. director OF
the Modern School OF Barcelona. "
who Ms charged with being connected
with the attempt on the life Of King
Alfonso May 81 last. submitted evi.
dence 10 prove that the prisoner under
the name Of Modern school, conduct.
ed as an establishment for teaching an
archy TO youths, was privy TO the Man
ual Morales plot 20 assassinate King
Alfonso. aided Morales with money and
assisted in concealing and Disgusting
the would-be assassin and accomplices
after the bomb explosion Of May 81.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-05
BOLD DEED FoILEp.
Intense Excitement Prevailed at 81.
Petersburg.

ST Petersburg. Oct "A bold al.
tack was made by a number Of Revolu.
tionists wednesday Afternoon on the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-30

koto sickened as he beheld hi9 des- tiny. He bcsought the uDlittcd face Of the woman where she knelt, graceful and white checked, near the aged pair. The faces of the three were resolute.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-30
Hulzc,c and Music.

The De Goncourts tell us, on the au- thority of meophile Gautier, that "bal- zac abhorred music.' Theo did, we know. To him is generally attributed the saying that music was the most eS- pensive noise of which he had cog ntzance. Balzac did not himself thor oughly understand it, but he was deep ly interested In it. He treated II al most sympathetically. He got, so It IS said. a learned German to help him 10 deal with it deliberately, and not pt- tie pleased, it may be remembered was he with the result
 Had any writer of fiction before Balzac ever analysed any musical com position with half the thoroushness with which in one of his shorter storles BalZac analyZed Robert le Dlaple and all the method of Meyerbeer! Aho Meyerbeer, it is worth noting, was Ill the Paris of Balzac's day, almost tue Wagner of that place and tune. i1e was an innovator scarcely less uls cussed.-Londou Academy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-30
Inventors of Old.

Mere invention was regarded as somewhat vulgar in ancient nmes' Archimedes made little of his mechan- ical inventions. They were only the amusements of geometry he saia' anu only at the behest of his sovereign u'o he consent to give practical expression to the many wonderful schemes w'tn which his brain teemed And when Eudoxus and Archytas took ser1ous'y to mechanics they were denounced os Plato a eorrupting and debasins 1ne excellence of geometry. by making ne, desceod from intellectual to cofporea' &mgs. 1hs inventor was long tnels
 a{lsr despi4ed by the philosophers. end uscaanis regarded simply as 1av4 A A1tHy vt ...--..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-30
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Special oae-Way seeonf-c,a-s colo nist rates te fhe nolthN sf. Racs and arranee"8euts outl ned below wig govern in the sale#of one-Way@ second. class co!o.li-ttickets 10 destihatfers shown and t2 intermediate points cf- feclCi: R51es-'ro Billings. Mont. from Pine Etair, 52o.65. I5etu@ssou. Loean, cinaabar, Mont, $2f.5o; II + ena Butte N5-zoa]a Anaeoa5a, Mot. $&f.5o; sook9ao. Wazh=, S71. 9a.t- lanl Ash#a'1# A~fosfa. Orc. lac Ha. Seattle, H'a=az, Ee.oH.a. Vancouver Y e. $2f ss DaIts of sal =FeHH- aly f5 10 AnHfi :. fsz,i- iHc'Uzfyo. $ v fcmber F ta 9ctaaar sI 1@f. iHeta i've These tfebets will oot be haaor- ed in seandafa sleepers.