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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

F'son OR Regular Correspondent.
Leading politicians are active, and
some are extremely radical in their ideas.
The negro voters eschewing to inveeti-
gate principles, follow their leaders as
the shadow does the substance. Their
leaders give them dogmaticai instruc-
lions, none them 81 which are explained
OIL principle, and they blindlY follow
them.
Vehicles Of different descriptions are
seen. SEQ there goes a wagon the wheels
Of which are considerably dished. Some
persons contend that dished wheels are
stronger, especially SO when the weight
Is thrown upon one side by inequalities
in the road In majority OF cases, we
notice that wheels break down by the
lower parts running ont instead Of nm
der the wagon.
Children seem anxious to advance in
their studies, and not a few boys and
girls take great interest in the study OF
Arithmetic We asked little boy who
was the, inventor Of Arithmetic, and he
unhesitating replied, that Josephusmain-
tanned that Abraham. son ofTerah, born
in 1896 d. c., in Ur Of the Chaldees, in
Mesopotamia, was the inventor Of
Arithmetic; and that his descendants
carried the knowledge Of it with them
into Egypt.
Merchants, farmers, etc. are highly
pleased that the strike IL over, and they
indulge the opinion that the spotted
beast OF discomfort may never essay to
paralyze the friendship between employ
ers and employees again
Parties who ship shucked oysters to
different sections no doubt viii do re-
munerative business, for despite the
operations Of oystermeB, there seems TO
be no scarcity Of the coveted bivnlve.
Even little boys who accompany adult
tongsmen as culIers have nickels and
dimes to buy peppermint chocolates,
mouth organs, and rings ia which
oreids, 4 beautiful alloy Of brass pre-
dominates.
Large crops 81 cowpeas have been
housed. Horses. cattle, sheep and hogs
consider them tidbits The vines are
nouriabing 70 cows that give milk.
Artichokes are raised in quantities for
hogs. Farmers tell us that they act a.
an hepatic stiinulant
Lab0rers are scarce and che few who
work for farmerare paid promptly. The
warning Of Sc. james relative to the
cries OF laborers Is not applicable 30 far
as we know; and IL would require but a
slight investigation to prove that our
assertion " based upon fact.
The immaterial principles in several
aged colored persons have separated
from it's union with the material portions
and have retired within the confines OF
the invisible world.
Possibly few Of our young men may
elect to go 10 Panama 90 work on The
Canai. They would better go west and
battle with cyclones.
Heavy irosts and cold driEaling rains
follow.
AzzAKA.
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BaiIey-Maddox.

4 quiet marriage took place Tuesday
evening last at The Rcctory OF che NJ. e
Church, isear Leonardtown, thecontrnct
lng parI,c being Mr.. Robt 4. Bailey, o
kinsale, Va, the llev. ii. X. Miller OH
ciating
The groom rs prominent and success
fnl business man Of kiDsaie, and the bride
il one Of Prince Williams most charming
and popular bellies.
Alter the marriage, reception wa
held at Moore's Hotel, where many d
Mr.. BaiIey's ~. Mary's friends had the
pleasure Of meeting his charming bride
The happy couple left here. Wednesday
morning ipr kiasaie, their future home
Our byst wishes Tor long and happy
married life.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25
70 zhe Best pssa MAJ,

It's suund sense thai VS. toll you.
Your work costs iess dollars aDd
Is best every time you use she l. A
Al. Paint.
You DO more painting with one gal,
lun VI Il q a. tnan win Two gallons
o. other paints and the a. n Al Xinu
hardens lne Il a NJ Mhile Iasau ana
makes she Il. Il "A. Paint wear likn
iron.
gallons l. n "a. mixed with 3
gallons Linseed OH will giant a mod.
crate sized house.
Actual cost l.. q N. about IL ~
per gallon.
A. i. Terrell. Riyerhead, n. Y,
Writes. Ii years ago painted with
l.. Il n. Only nov requires repaint.
ing.
sold by q. l.. Palmer, Palmer, nd
j. q. Craddock. Jarborsvi,le, ND.
johnson ~ Co. Solomons. bid.
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Cedar point Notes.
(Reported for tie Beaeon. J

(Reported for tie Beacon.l
How charming it il to hear again the
souud "a The steamer nnls.ie as Bile
goes up the Patuxent. Owing tothe tie
npfarIners have been in quite dilemma,
having d large acreage of land prepared
Tor wheat and unable to seed the crops
becoming Of inability 10 have fertilizer
shipped to them
Mr.>E. III. Roberts and family, Of Ches.
ter, Pa, are now occupying their cottage
on ''Lackawanna'--his game preserve
The fishing season is about over. Their
has been quantities Of rock, perch,
&C., caught with rod and line IN Haper's
Creek. aud trout. and rock and spotfrom
the river and Bay with handline.
Saturday, October ID, when retnan-
ing from Soloman's Island in gasoline
launch. messrs- Ed. ]. Fish. Roy W. Bell
and Geo, K. Quirk very narrowly escaped
drowning as the fierce windstorm over
took them while on the river, the waves
tossing their boat high and engulfing it
out ofsighEin the trough Of the sea. But
Tor tic cool head and steady nerve of
Capt. Quirk, the sturdy launch most
likely would have gone down. 1t
was with much difficulty they reach.
Cd Milestone, where Messrs j. s. Jones.
Alfred Howard and others assisted them
to land. rheschooner Chesapeake from
Annapolis, went down the same day,
drowning three colored youths--one the
son Of Columbus Dawsey near Park
Hall.
Miss Marguerite Dawson has returned
from a visit to her sister. Mrs. Charles
Ricards on st. jerome Creek.
Miss Elise Meredith has returned to
Blackstone Institute, Blackstone, Va,
this being her third year there.
OBSERVER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

Leaving baltimore. Pier b. Iaafht Stfsct, ~
~. h.eyery Tuesday. Thursday aald Saturday.
for tue Following river Ltnuias. Alexandria
and Washington:
Miller's. Mrome'a, Pori llello. tirasou'h. Coan,
hnadiekss. walnut Point. UDWart's i.ewiseua.
Lodge Landing, MunGy'a Point. klneaie.
adams. finey fulnt, lennardt0wn. Abtiis,
Cobfnms. Etonea, Bushwo0d, lsanCaetefbL
riverside. Liverpool Point. 0iymOnt, Aioxnn-
dria.
leaving plnes Point. ioA. u. Loonardtown.
II n.
arriving 10 washlnslo early Monday.
Thursday and Saturday Mornlngs.
Leaving Washington. b. d. foot Of seventh
street. ~ y. y. cverr sunday, Tuesday nusi
thursday Tor the following ltivar Landings
niia baltimore.
Alexaadrla, ulymont, flyerpool Point. xiv
cradle. lsuahwO0d, l4Ancasler'a, u0briiina.
otunu'a, LeonaFdtown, Abal'a, rineS Point,
Adams. Lodge Landing, Mundmyh Point,
kinsaie, Cuans Hundtcka, walnut Point.
Cowart's. LewnottA, Milivrs. NrnaOnS,
brpuie'sy Porto Hello.
Leaving LcOnaFdtown. y q. m Lodge Land
ing. 10 q. mi kinsalc. ]. nOon5 Millera d. 10 Z;
dfas0n'e. D b. n.i Porto hello, d. nis
Arriving 10 baltimore. early Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday MORNINGS.
freight received daily ali river freight must
Dc prepaid.
WILLARD THOMSON, General Manager.
r.. MURDOCH, Gen. Frt. and Pass Agf.
SfkPH ENSON n filtO., Agente,
Telephone 79h Wnshington ID. G.
w. @. REAhD0A, Agent,
Feb. %. :"
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Races.

The races over the Leonardtown track
were postponed on account u inclimeni
weather They will be held on Oct. 81
and Nov. J..
A number Of Washington horses viii
take part. Among them are; Bed worth
Jr." 2:O6 \ pacing, IS. b. r. 2:16 Z
trotting, Bedford Boy" 2:13 X pacing
SO the Free for Ar promised exception,
ally good sport 'Geneyive7, Nan Pat
terson" Billy Dee and Bell 4. are also
TO appear. The admission is 25ct. Com,
and enisy a good lot ofsport.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25
Hollywood items.

Miss Beetrice While, who has beer
quite sick and who spent eight weeks il
Baltimore. under treatment, has return
ed to her home at Hollywood, much i'm
proved.
Mrs. James NJ Riggs. 81 Mechanics
vile who has been quite sick, IL recover
ing.
Bernard While, Of Hollywood, has no
turned from avisit to iriendain Washing
ton.
Mrs y Webster Herbert, Of Mechanics
vile, visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. NJ. While, Sunday last.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

The Fonrty Hours devotion win begin
at st. Aloyaius' Church. on next sunday
Oct %, at the late mass, at 1890 and
continued until Tuesday morning.
Rev Edward ] Dewitt, :. !, Of George.
town University, win preach AZ the late
mass as well as at r. N. Monday The
High Mass on Monday and Tuesday will
be at 8 O'Clock Beginning with next Sun
day October 25th Masses on sundays&
Holidays Of Delegation win be said at
7.30. and 1890.
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COUNTY NEWS.
LOcalWiSe and Otherwise.

Mr.. Geo. r. Bailey, OF Kinsale, Va,
was in Leonardtown, Tuesday last.
Mr. Arthur r. Kreh, Of Frederick, who
has been on ashort visit to Leonardtown,
returned to his home Friday last
The personal property OF the late Mrs
saraq 9 Carpenter viii be sold mex Mon
day October 20. See advertisement
Don't forget the sale Of personal prop
erty at Dillow's Shop, Leonardtown, Gu
Tuesday, October both. See advertise
nent.
We invite attention to the Sample
Ticket printed in our advertising col.
unins Ii is the shortest ticket we have
had for eight years.
Sunday last, Rev Father Quirk, S. j.
Of Loyola College, Baltimore, preached
an eloquent and instructive sermon at
81. Aloysius' Church, Leonardtown.
The Forty Hours Devotion win begin
in st. Aloysius' Church, Leonardtown,
Sunday next, October 70, at 10 A. nj,
Rev. Edward (. Dewitt, ). J viii preach.
Note the ad yertisemento Of The sale Of the
Harris Real Estate next Tuesday, Octo-
Der 30. This sale puts ON the market
some Of the ostb3aluable farms in the
county.
Governor Warield has reappointed
Hon John =. Briscoe Chief Judge OF this
Judicial Circuit to serve until the gener-
al election OF 1907. 1t Is merited com
pliment TO good Judge.
On recent cruises, the Bessie Jones cap
tured over twenty-five prizes. The cap
lures were taken before magistrates and
fines imposed ranging from $50 TO $40.
The Jones deserves great credit for her
good work.
The farming outlook In ST. Mary's ia
peculiarly gloomy. There Is short
corn crop; great deal Of tobacco went
TO groundIeaves Or waa injured III the
barn, and the October rams have pre-
vented preparing the lands for wheat
May the prospect brigbtenI
Vote and work for George M. Smith,
the Democratic candidate for Congress.
II any man in the District knows the
wants aud needs of workingmen it Is this
man, who since early boyhood, hasearn
ed his bread ia the sweat Of his face.
And, he has the talents to make a good
representative.
Because Of the heavy rains there was
NO racing over the Leonardtown track
ON the IA and 10. instants. Weather
permitting there will be racing on 0cto-
Der 81, and November /, proximo. See
advertisement. A number Of fast horses
are promised and those who attend viii
see good racing Mr.. Il. u. Sale, oi Wash
ington, will the horses
Friday last Capt. Harold Byrd, d The
fatty hobt. l.. 1'awes, brought 10 Leon
ardtown the body Of daniel West, who
was drowned on Heron island ia the
Potomac River. West was native oi
baltimore, age SO aud is said 70 have a
sister at Pikesville. An inquest was held
and the jury decided that the man came
to his death by accident. lie fell over
board while the vessel was tossing in the
choppy sea. His body was caught in the
bouy-line. His remains were buried Fri
day evening by W. G. Mattingly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

\ Owing to the continued rains and tile
consequent difficulties Of travel ii was
decided t0postpoe the Holy Angels Festi-
val to Tuesday, 0ctober30 Itwillprob-
ably DO possible then to hold the
Tournament and carry out the full pro-
gram az already arranged, This date
will not conflict with those who may
wish to attend the proposed races at
Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25
4 Badly Burned Girl

or boy, man or woman, il quickly
out Of pain II Bucklinis Arnica Salve
is applied promptly. q. j.. WEIGH,
OF lekonsha, Mich, says n use ii
10 my family for cuts, sores and all
skin injuries, and lind il perfect. \
Quickest Pile cure known. Best
healing salye made. 25catall Drug.
gist
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25
Blooa Poissrine

results from chrouic constipation,
which is quickly cured by Dr.. kiHg 5
New Lile Fills. They removed an
poisonous germs IRON the system
aud iuiuse new life and yigor; 6ure
sour stomach, nausea, headache,
dlzzlness aud collie. with gripping or
discomfort. Is 6 Guaranteed by all
druggists.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

Mr.. Lewis @. Thompson, Survey
or. has removed from the lst. to the
Bird. Election District. Persons dis
iring his service can have a ready
response by addressing him al Comp
ton, Md
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25
Notice 10 Creditors.


orphans Curt u 81. Mary's County. SET.
august -. iN1.
lADsRgD iiH rHg cOuRf. That nt.ehsa
81. @9ncA. ad,nlillgtrat0r Ut q Hagdsu
ufatces iatcUl -. aary b CDuAty Nd sfss,ssss-
ei.Riyc too nytiec required py Law - ms do.
celksco creditors 10 EXHIBIT thaif ciaffna ant
tpat tna sfins DO published oaos 4 Wtsk Tor
Gun.
ftat, J. Fuff4r 0aekRNef.f.
tkstHfsior ~ Wis tor 90. Mafy's ea,anly.
NOfirE.
IL parsdanec Ot tho abVeo osdsr, hereby
give natlcr ta4t nave uutalnfsl ff5sn fsse ID .
pgsils' AasafFW 80 dAfy segsaty, ~ ,efsars
~ ADMINISTRATION . see pure9nal 1s.a1ss II
; HAYDEN uaAvEs,
iAir W said cVanty. deeeAsesi An pSfaona
aaxaae csai ~ aGaEaaf thu SAID iaaasAsad 40.
nsftsy t4;n4st ~ u&gi0it tas 0ttns wl.al tss,
pfuptf fbuasuFr4 att i1luI tDef4ss a. tita Mff1.
actltluf VI w tgfgfs tlip gsn aMy u Fr.fuMrg
leAt snuF viii vtiiur Nias ~ Jaw ~ tsnss4sis'xs
tfsni $40 0gutlita W tiin said uatAGu All pprs
eoiia iiiiNia1 W tais ssuasr lirs rcaasgtsA3 Il,
aiatt isAtaeAlAtr pAy tu0sk a. Eiae sastsasnaes
@AhFhl ~ n jim IS.
AMM s@WfrNw AZ sinfsAfasagfA
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

Due notice is hereby given to all per-
sons indebted to the firm OF Hayden 4
Bullock, that unless they come forward
and settle their indebtedness within 80
days legal action will be taken.
HAYDEN a. BULLDOGS.
October lin
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NEW FALL GOODS.

la order that we may be up with the
progressive northumberland Leonard
town, we have filled Ourstore withnew
goods such - millinery dress goods,
shoes, underwear, etc. specially
large assortment Of furs, long coats,
and skirts. Glveusa call; we areready
for fall business
l.. A. JONES 4 SON.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

80. l. fAria, pssulliUiiy situated % tue
fvtuais1 t.ik p,l seNs Drts.llk Hay ana
fiiie4 rvte. 49, sssss .sJ ..etss, afatf.ss snaa
ltliitsf iatu aei,ia ~ ~ aefsa sixa,.. is.,,si
iettsste 1srinuR. barns. lpuaat aUslses as.a
ynt-goisitsEs ~ ao,ta repair. finss lllA pef. .
tAi0ADfe prlNatr - efHt ctccAa. fftte usHla9
RISE AtscN taria- u iafscs ~ saeasssbtta1 aHnit
SifNtl
A,s9 farm 10 firAt klectloa District. knowu
- Ntlas tft4I, tp4itaiGiutuK ~ si,fsss lssts,f
d4tifiiff, Dsin1, ste 90 go,ysi rdp.if.
- trt ta4fii ofIftUas liay ssstsF Ai5sstss
wharf 20 kuv fHtfu sicgiguu Dastflsf, ss5ttatt,.
'sia a, aNsvs. taipsVyvd - aWssstsis, uaf.s
49,, ~ atNgI tc6iatt, EAcsHiest llstsi.,N a,s5
~ steflsA tecs'ttsps. Uvvd pSatef wfsu4lsls
San ~ taNcll uotf tlle nafiiat, tbysr 4 "a ~
NHftn "a -. 1oFoms'a LrrrE aoalaiaiag ].
mptre, unAifAiile iVr . h,slap aaa a1w tAsaMpls
@tAANF WfuuDne. hayNs ~ Lvsass assiais
ais9 tssrvitt eisuukted ~ Jpfry al y raafnsA.an
Aiap farm W FUkunfaU allyuf, III sfa h,s..tss,s.
Dlesfi"t' " ~. AAFs = yvuiisy, uvsssMsnlag -
ASfNN, Sauna ~ WuliU rvaatt nx1wsls,s,a
FieniaN Aaia vSstufsmw larsiisfea. App4Y ii
y ~. stEs hlshLAs Ass3h k&. Atag.
sprt. 4, ". af.
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SEED wllEAr

About 900 bushels Of geoi. clean acer
wheat for sisie. prlee % eeats per bush
81. see sample az lseaeoa Oslioe. Apply
% 81 ~ 8Ui,
Clements. Md
sept. 2O~in. d,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25
Backyard.

hAsiNa catered itto 4 copartnership for
tbs asnataetuse and aslc VI Bricks al Han
oTes Kills, We uosirc " notify the pubic that
~ 9iiE aou0et0rEn nags % hand rfick oI All
grades. which We viii sell Al lowest prices for
aasa
rrices. salmon, g. Arch, 81. beet hard, $40,
We'll Brick, $40
khANCiH =. ukEBN W kLL.
VA. ). hKAhN.
March s--tff
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CANNED GOODS.

We have canned goods 81 every Kind.
lsy-A new stock u shoes just received
Give me caIl.
September 6--tl.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

THIS u t8e aNe ~ invenflons, and 1 have
awaited iny setf ~ tue eau1c. ana have purchase
80 nf euKlue. NFasf taill, corn nlid COD cruahcr
Uf the iussst approved make. / am prepared
10 DO The ugat p0aninie WORK la tho shortest
Hesssiue ttu8es Mss treBGn hurfs aud the
nzrs1 - naes H@Uct ANA comparatively free
fflfn MUSK. fhg steal r0tigFa VI tne celebrated
mammoth tuAr mills ~ minneapolis oannos
give nner hour than ~ mill can give meat 4
weigh al r0Tn and tHku Vue-sev1nth toll. "A
cUrn rileiier rtiA Nv steam Tor inc uae OF Gus.
hJlngfp ige9 ~ charge. rucbdayB aud Frida Va
are mY grtndink days, aud cav every day,
sasistaetiun arrays gwen. uiyn me caiian
ssttay gut assegsiusa. June B.-yf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

a For the sale OF all kinda Of Country
Produce. VIII give special attention TO
the filling of oil orders for merchandise.
Prompt returns.
REFERENCEs--Joh II. Mitchell, Por
Tobacco; Joseph h. Key, LeonardI0wn;
Spencer q. Jones, Rockville; X. N. Will
son, OF Wilson, Farmer Il Co., Baltit
more; National Bank OF Republic, WASH
ington, d. o.; Jacob Warden, Berry
vile, Va.
Correspondence solicited with stock
shippers. Write for market tin tags for
shipping Veal and Lambs. Always mail
card giving the number nsad.
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New iiotel Service.
HOTEL LAWItENCE

=" y NNNfkFNN n
VIII be open sept. list, 1906, with every
thing new and Dp-to-dnte. with ICES
stsryices and Livery attached. open dn,
aud night Mrals AZ All hours. tive d,
a raii.
IirPErr, JOHNSON 4 FoxwELI.,
proprietors,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

BatyOics
tVCCgO31S
RgC36CGUOaEfS
Bi31dcrs
RcnpcrS
FcFttLExerS
FHFnt,g implements
international BINDER TWINE.
THE ST. MARY's STORE FOR
ST MARY S TRADE
Have a few second hand Buggies
on hand which will sell cheap.
Comeand SEQ me.
w IL d. WISE,
LAoNAnDT0wN. biD,
OctA 9
Lots For S1Jc.
Desirable MATER FRO N 4 lots GA
Britt0n i Bay Tor Sale. Convenient
~ Nt4At vie t2StN3tH MtfG tE&@ENAt ~ He
ply 10 Il CIV ELL.
CoiproS, Mn
AUCTION GALE
Of Desirable
Personal property.
intending todis~ontiaue buslnessI viii
sell az public auction At lllll8W > shop 10
i,soskRDr0aeN, On
TUESDAY, October 30, 1905.
the following personal property
a Heavy Wagon, auitasls far farm work,
A horse 3-spring Wagon,
A ssneie-spring Wagon.
day Frame,
Dayton nearly new,
Top Susgy and see 81 single harness,
Sleigh,
Set d Plew gears.
gEaAs or aALg
Wili " anuvnacei u slny y sale
i. GLADYS nlELuW
k0T,ck 70 DKBroAs.
Ail pcraaaA lndstael l. NE "a BLACK.
sAifnlAu So uNO8ikrA X 1t sGesis,s.t an
notiiid ~ gIote sa4ti aesissks - oilee titief-
N,a Wiis ~ cotn8's - - fsSti Kal 81 - ~
ciitufOu tolioctitsu. b iftsADte lSslstAJA.
tyot ii-ts
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-25

Graduate liz Optometry,
Philadelphia Optical College
MyUpin. lEypermetrOpia and Astigmn
tisln successfully treated Eyes TESTED
FREE.
County residence, HermanviIe, Md.
Mneh 1. '0B IT,
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Washington and Potomac
Railroad Company


TRAINa FROM WASHINGTON AND BAL.
TTMORE.
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TRAINS TO WASHINGTON nAtagmoRR.

Time Tnblc
II Effect September 8rtl. 1903. $40 An
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NOTICE 70 DKBToHe.
Al pcfnons Indebted u nis 81 fsf.Ark
5AifnlAu er uNDsttfA X sts seeDuss, Az
uotiii "a fgIotl sasd asakai4skS IS aaess tt5isef.
We, wiis ~ cota3s a - fsst q Kai So - "a
cnfufou eoiiocti,su. D tSlsADte ly4AlNJn.
1sssitafdfuan. Nd,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-06
Fraternal Union of America.

Evergreen lodge l51 held special meet
ing on Monday evening last, and initiated
seven candidates, This meeting was devoted
TO the complete initiation Of all the success.
ful applicants Of the past three months
Howevor, as all were not present tho fol.
lowing candidates took all tho degrees and
received their certificates: John Campbell
Robert Parsons, Albert Kindcrxntcr, Mrs
kinderwatcr, Ethel Everett and Alice Blom-
quist. The meeting was one of the largest
OF the season, and turned out to be one of
the most pleasant. Six applications arc now
under consideration nnd awaiting final ac-
tion and delivery OF certificates During tho
month Of August fifteen more applications
will be accepted at the low rate Of 80 so.
and at the end OF this month tho low ratio
VIII be closed indefinitely. Good work is
anticipated by the members during the next
few weeks, which will complete all competi.
ton for the special premiums. After the
close OF tho meeting on Monday last the
lodge was most cordially invited to n, ice
cream banquet ht Franklin s cafe. The dgc
attended in 4 body md enjoyed ono &C. the
best and coolest surprises of the season. The
tables wero beautifully spread and decorated
with flowers, etc. Ice cream, cnke and clarct
lemonade were served in abundance. Our
ncxt regular meeting will be held on Mon.
day evening noxt All members are welcome
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-06
PIoNER Is CALLED.
Stephen Mott of American Fork Goes to
His Reward.

Special 10 The Tribune
AMERICAN FORK. Aug 5-Stephen
Mott died here yesterday Of old age
Mr.. Mott was In his S7th year and was
one OF the AZ pioneers, being one of the
first that settled In American Fork
where he has since been one OF the main
stays Of the town, He leaves three
wives, none of whom have borne him any
children. AT the last meeting OF the
Old Folks association held at this place
he received a prize for being the Oldest
man in the society.
Thomas Webb of Lehi has been fined
for trespass. in grazing sheep on the
Uiutah reservation. He received per-
nit from the Government TO Craze 5000
head on section II. but confined to Will
low creek and It's tributaries. On July
15 the herd was found on the head of
Strawberry. outside OF the prescribed
limits, by Assistant Forester George A.
Fisher. who suggested that a S150 fine
be imposed. which was paid by Mr.
Webb, However. IL is understood that
MI Webb Will institute an investigation
10 determine Just how definitely the re-
strictions were made in the granting Of
the permit, he being of the opinion that
he was not trespassing.
Marshal Peter Logsden of this place
viii leave here this evening for points
In Kansas and adjoining States. where
he VIII spend month. during which
time he Will visit his parents at Kansas
City. whom he has not seen for ten
years.