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traction engine and one Of the latest
improved corn shredders. The new
machinery was received this week and
will soon be in operation.
|, w. N. Harter closed his sorghum
mill Thursday after q five weeks run.
Mr.. Harter has such a reputation for
fine molasses that farmers bring their
cane half way across the county to be
worked up at his mill and they are
never disappointed.
A card from H.$W. Welch states
that he and Mrs. Welch have moved
from Pomona to Los Angeles, Cali,
and like the change very much. Mr..
and Mrs. Dyche, also of Pomona, ex-
pect to remove soon to Los Angeles.
All send best regards to their many
Laclede friends.
Potatoes are light crop in this To-
cality, but some good ones are being
dug. s. W.. White, west OF town, has
left half dozen Early Rose at this
office that measure from 6 inches to
II inches in length and are fine spec
imeas. Mr.. White has also raised
some fine cabbage, one head weighing
nine pounds. Z -..s
Hon. Herbert S. Hadley, Missouri's
brilliant attorney general, will ad-
dress the people of Linn and Sullivan
counties at Browning next Wednes-
day, October "a, at 1 p. m. Mr..
Hadley is a manyof national reputa-
ton, both as lawyer and speaker,
and will no doubt have a large audi
ence.
A portion of the trestle near the
old ballast pit on Locust bottom
burned last Sunday about noon be-
tween trains 4 and IA. Dan Wood
happened along and, discovering the
fire, tagged train IA and prevented a
wreck. The section men had tenn
porary structure built by 4 o'clock,
trains 3 and Al being held here until
that time.
In attempting to say a word in IA
vor of township organization last
week The BLADE used the word
County" where it should have read
"township," thus destroying the sense
of the paragraph. We are now un-
der county organization and many
will see the inconvenience Of it when
they go to pay their taxes this fall.
What we want is to return to town
ship organization such as we had be-
fore the supreme court declared the
law unconstitutional.
The republican county candidates
began their second week of active
campaigning with good meeting at
Meadville on Thursday night. They
were at Fountain Grove Friday night
aud tonight will be at Forker. The
people of the south end of the county
should turn out and give them a full
house this evening and hear some
good speeches and meet as fine a lot
of men as were ever put up for office.
Monday night they will be at st.
Catharine and Tuesday night at
Bucklin.
The fifth annual meeting Of the La
clede Farmers Mutual Fire and
Lightninginsurance company was held
at the company's Office in Laclede
last Saturday. A large amount OF
routine business was transacted and
the following officers elected: E. K.
Welsh, president; May Jones, vice
president; A. S. Byrd, secretary; H.
G. Lomax. treasurer. Mr.. Jones was
also elected member of the board of
directors to succeed 81. FL. Mathew
and 7. d. Evans was elected direct
or to succeed E. E. Salisbury. The
official reports showed the company to
The Laclede blade., 1906-10-20
Town AND COUNTRY
Local Events OF the Past
Week Recorded For
Blade Readers.

Baled timothy and prairie hay and
wheat straw and corn for sale by j.
E. Kent.
Mrs. Rob't Wilson and Mrs. Sing
ley, of Moulton, are guests of Mrs. j..
L. Ong in Laclede.
Mrs. Fred Haskins, better known
in Laclede as Miss Olive Nagle, is the
guest of Miss L. Kathryn Felt.
J. H. Willard has good apples
eulls-for sale at 10 cents bushel at
his orchard in the southwest part of
town. Call Monday.
w. j. Dever, formerly of Laclede,
now one of the leading and successful
merchants of Moulton, Iowa, spent
yesterday with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Wigle have re-
turned from visiting relatives in Can
ada and after spending a week here
will return to their home in Texas.
Geo. Hendricks has rented Mrs.
Calloud's farm now occupied by A. j.
Harter for next year, Mr.. Harter
having rented the Jas. johnson farm.
DR.. Pratt has been located in Linn
county nearly five years, and will stay
here. See him about your eyes We'd
hesday, Oct. 24,'at Anderson House.
The first program ofthe high school
literary society will be given next
Wednesday evening. The meeting
for October 19 has been postponed till
that time.
N. A. Williams and family, who
have been here for the past three
weeks visiting Mrs. M. j. Williams
and other relatives, returned to their
home at Salt Lake City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. W. Gardner. on
route 8, are enjoying visit from
Mrs. M. Speed, of Rushville, ILL.,,
sister of Mrs. Gardner's, whom they
had not seen for thirty-fve years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bruce, on their
way from Montague, Mich, to Cali
fornia, stopped off and spent day
here the past week with Mrs. Bruce's
father, T. M. Hogan, south Of town.
A grading outfit of teams and wheel
scrapers arrived yesterday to fill in
the trestle mile east of town on Tur-
kew creek bottom. The Burlington
is doing away with trestle work wher-
ever it is possible to do SO.
Rev. u. G.. Robinson, assistant
state superintendent of the Missouri
Anti-Saloon League, will speak at the
opera house next Monday night, Oc-
tober %, at 7:3O o'clock. Admission
free and everybody invited to attend
r. T. Nolan was over from st.
Catharine Monday. Mr.. Nolan has
sold his farm near that place and has
lust returned from prospecting tour
through Texas and may go down
there and locate.
Geo. w. Weaver has accepted the
position of head engineer at the power
house of the city electric company at
Pittsfield, ILL.,, and will remove to
that place with his family the latter
part of this month.
A heavy saw log, released by the
swapping of log chain, dealt death
to Richard Kimbrew, farmer near
Browning. Wednesday. The log, be-
ing hoisted to a wagon, crushed the
mans skull. Death resulted thirty
minutes later.
The seth session of the Grand En-
campment of the Independent Order
of Odd Fellows, the patriarchal and
highest brance of that order, was held
in Odd Fellows hall in Brookfeld
Tuesday and Wednesday oflast week
and was attended by delegates and
officers from all over the state, about
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

Washington d. G. Feb. IL. 1905.
Congressman Gillespie 81 Texas
has certainly emerged into the lime
light Ia even more startling fashion
than did Congrssgman LittleHeld q
few years back. The quiet Texas
lawyer stirred up a hornets NEST
that even he did NOT dream Of when
be launched the inquiry about the
Pennsylvania control ofGhc numer-
GUS subsidiary eastern lines. lie
says that, now be Is in the fight. be
intends to follow 1t 10 flush, and
II this threat Is made good, there
may be even more important results
from bis resolution Of inquiry than
from the pending rate legislation.
Or, more properly speaking, the In
qniry may do great deal 10 force
The attention Of Congress on the ne
cessity for the very legislation that
the President recommended.
The reply of the Interstate Com
merce Commission To the original iii
quiry as 70 the extent of the Penn.
sylvania s control over the other
coal roads, was just about what
might have been expected under she
circumstances. Nobodyever accus
ed the chairman Of the commission
81 being an extrastrong personality.
Nons Of the work Of the commission
liz the past decade has been remark
able. and la this case il did what
.x1ffRh4 y 4 va t<Nn.x q ws.aS8.sa ..Sssf4.. a
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state House anu Things Nens WIN
. rush peRlnnin9 WIN hAonaay
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ann tnas 2 tnofoukn ny ss1a : ( 1871
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-15


81 coal strike ana famine prices. will
agree that nct only IS an jnxesfioa.
ton needed bus thas ! remedy IS
needed Ill the back 81 the invesfien-
tion
ii looks al II the Pennsylvania
had succeeded III doing within the
law just what the Supreme Court
|enjoined the Great Northern from
doing, and had effecte1 practical
merger that was simply eating into
The pocket not only OF the coal con
snner. but Of the retail dealers and
OF fhe miners al over the coal pro-
Of the east, aud also into The pocket
OF every body that buys coal. MIR.
Gillespie says that the roads have
levied an unjust tax Of &l10. 600 900
on the people Of sheeasfern country,
and the man on small salary who
has seen the money he intended to
save for life insurance going. out 10
additional coal billss each winter,
will agree that there Is something
wrong 10 the system that needs
remedyings and the sooner there Isl
+ a full investigation and o remedy
applied the better The more fhe
facts ID relation to the coal trust.
which is IN reality the coal carrying
roads are brought 10 light, the more
necessary drastic remedial leglsla.
| ton becomes apparent. IT Ii likely
| that other lines beside the pennsyl.
| vaDia will BIZ brought into the int
EQulrys and she situation developed
/ may do more to bring the Senate 10
terms over the Hepburn rate bill
than wus surmised when the inquiry
was launched
/ The Navy Department never has
been enthusiastic over the drastic
I punishment 81 dismissal thai IL the
law In relation 10 hazlnn. Since the
Inquiry At Annapolis has developed
and shown that the most ofthe three
upper classes are slated Tor dismiss
sal II the law II enforced. even the
Secretary Of The Navy has been will
ing 10 see tho statute modified he
II now p conferences with number
of prominent congressman with .
/ view ~ having new law passed
| that viii recognize some distinction
between different degrees afhazing
| There Is no question bat thai ha1lng
i wrong In principle. And that il
ought 70 be erAdlcated 50 fac aS boy
nature will allow But there II .
/ wide difference between boyIsh
j pranks, that Will annoy without ser.
! lonsly hurting the victim, and brutal
hazinR that seriously incApacitates
| its victim. Some Of The pFanka are
no more serious than making acadei
gel under the table during desert
] Others forms are absolute brutality
and consist 70 making the victim
stand 90 his head It'll he laInts, then
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DIED

Died at BFaudy Nd, February I.
1906. 81 malignant seAFlet leyrr. LION.
ARD BERRY youngest s0n Uf VI " aud
Wye heakeg Early, grandw0n 81 1'hoa A.
heeder, great grandson ii Rev J VI.
ghesles, aged one year and sax months.
interment private ut All Faith Church,
81 Mary i county, sd.
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ToMAgoas WANTED.

Sc. Marye Packing Company wnnte
200 Acres Tomatoes
First and
Second Dsatriefs. VIII meet the farmers
at ! W Dents etore. Dreyden. Fen. "a.
Further particulars Inquire
WEBSTER, FORD 4 co.,
Feb. 1a-sn. BAltimora. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-02-15
SACRIFICE SALE.
las ACRE FARM.

Oh account d leaving STATE yin sell
my larln known -
eAaAxnEN's POINT
aIGnateln Cobb Neck, Charles county Md,
lao aeree, Brisk Dwelling,
Barn. UutsdUpsea &C., Arabic and plgns
bse Land, Fishing aud Oyster Grounds
And Ill considerable below yaIuF. AN
IDEAL COUNTRY HONE. MUST hls
SEEN no BE APPRECIATED Full
particulars given Oh request Address,
MlsS. It -. NEsAi.E'.
Tnsnpkinagile,
Jan 2S 'UHtg Charles Col, Md.
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is here, and all good friends
will be drawn closer together and
the cares Of the year Will be forgot
ton In the happiness Of the moment.
Finding 1906 upon us has not
found u5 unpreparCd. We are hav-
ing boxes upon boxes of good things
dumped off at our place every Day
and when the time comes Tor you to
purchase your 1906 outfits and
good things you Will find us with
better variety than ever before
We have a full line OF TOYS and
useful PhESEN -, plenty OF CAN
DIES, CAKES, IN us anu nUII5
at the lowest prices, ana everything
else That you look TO t1nd at Cnis time
OF the year. we also nave a. good
variety Of Winter goods or all KINDS
Cur q and 10 cent counter mas
been q success and you Will not ind
tnat lacking III Holiday goods. You
can get your GLASS w AktE boJn
plain ana fancy, CUPS ana SAUC-
EhS, PLATES ana ~ ILEhx,
GLASSES, F'nA 1NG PANS, PIC
IUnE5 and many 0tner useful arCi-
cles az prices mucn below Inc values
at our o and IO cent counter.
Respectfully avne 500 eye u cali nhelhe sou wish d
huy thanAing patronage
Yours respectfully,
n. =. NUTWELL 4 co, Charlotte Hall.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

! will be Ut MechAaiesyllle from Febru.
AIRY iatA 10 24th sor the practice u my
profession. j. Al. EkyUk, h. b. II
Feb. 10, 06--9t.
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First National Bank Of St. MaFy's
Isonarsisown, Nd.
KuMnKR e6gS.

Leomaxasown, Md.
RRrunT 81 Tho condition IL s6s F1msx EA-
Fl3hAE HAM or ~ MAAH's. ~ l4N0NA saa=
fuwa. III sAN Asats II Mary lmaa. ul Ehs eluse
Ct business Aanu@fs vi 1905.
RESOURCES
Leans and discounts. iasnae III
OserdEafte. sephfea ana unsecured. " ~
II. >. A0nds 70 senuEe clrralmtlpns $50 il
hOuas securities, nte. an1S ~
BanktuK nusla4. fslxnltutpA fsxkuFess - ~
pne ff0an NafseuAi aiAnks sfsut reserve 81
Due ffsns STATE lsanka and ssankers ss i s.
Due fFuni Approved reserve nxsut& LAS ~
GbNoke mud pNher Cash lfeaHs, 62H a.
Notes VI otter NaHlgnna hankes Nv W
Fractional pApeK currency Aspkais
IAwtIimonsS reserve la pank, ylx
h assssssnos' s nssH Viii fsess Ns y
ufar p PIC II " Differentiation, yIa 10
LtAnrIIrlns
Capltal stock paAd lns 1900 %
surplus fund.- IkYu0U W
UMdlsiaed pfuafa loss expenses
gs,ls N s 'ssss ss ss s.,.I.sslss $50 q
ludlsidual aep0ases subject % , II
Certliisdl SI6ieeks, II q
CAehler'a checka outstanding ag3 Nv
Total slBg.8k2 ii
state IL Maryland, County o. ST. Mary's. il 4
/. LII. HteEaiiR. Cashier ~ tile ahnvesnAned
bank, DO aQfnmEly swear that tho above atatur
nant y true % slss neal 81 NJ kaowleags and
ss'' IL. STERLING. cAshIes.
sgesegllea and awoEn goassnez Asssat:
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REPORT IL tho condition IL lhs FfMeT IA.
Fl3hAE HAMK pN ~ MAAHss. ~ l4k0H al1-
kuWM. III kAe Hzaf& II Mary imEN. nk thN eEuso
& business 3AnuMfs NJ 1915.
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Having provided myself with two
new and latest HEARSES / am pre-
pared III The shortest notice 10 f,lrs
nIHh caskegs and attend funerals.
Terms liberal and al sha lowest price.
Il. -. LOVE.
Oct TX Morganza, Md.
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TUESDAY. March 20. ID06,

Feb. IS lpo6-td
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Feb ID iviJsd
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-10
faa ~: s7.fss+a--rr z
Arena

To Whom 1t May Concern: We
wish to announce that we did not take
to the woods when that Yankee sheep.
herder at Cromwell turned his rains
loose, but was busy digging our taters.
'Verily, verify, say unto you, clean
up your own town and clean it right;
mop it up and mop it out with sulphur
ic acid, and tincture of dynamite, so
that the stencil OF the devil will be
sm.elt no more; and remember every
time you catch one Of the devils
crowd YOU will be adding to the safety
and security of your own boy. Great
are your responsibilities, but glorious
your privileges. There is. not an
angel in heaven who would not leave
his estate to take his stand on the
firing line in front Of the devil for
Humanity sake. - N 0 Any, fs ~ s.
Miss Lena Emit of Arena, N. D., and
Mr.. William Deckert Of Arena, were
united in marriage October %, 1906.
They will made their home in Arena.
The sale of scheltgen Bros was
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well attended Monday and everything
sold we'll.
Mrs. Lily Bowers Of Hurdsheld was
down from that place last Saturday
delivering load Of potatoes and
onions. "a s.is..
Frank ormes is building anew addi-
ton ito his house. We suppose he will
be looking for housekeeper next. q
Wonder If that Hobson hero Of
Merrimac fame, at Cromwell, Is doing
such a rushing business at the smack
game as the original Hobson did.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engual Edie are
adding a new addition to their house.
VIM. Deckert has the foundation
laid for new barn on his farm. s
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serious illness by DR.. Rea's treat
ment.
Ju,ius ,Priebe. wolyerton. MINI.
cured of kidney trouble and heart
disease IS,
r.. w. sss ST. ua -,
MIN had been in he'd for = number
Of months seen nv doctors every few
DAYS and. had been given nm to die,
Dr Rea,s treatment had her nm and IA
town; inside of two weeks. ii. #s.s .s
= = = n ~,
of nervousness male sins Thin blood.
melancholy and debility. s,s.s,.
Me- -, n,.,o,o 80, ), ns =
cured mr. If . WASTING d;saa 90 which Mad M,
trnnh,ad her for wears other doctors
did mt seem to know what was the
m ,+ter with har ). "a 5s5.. = -
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Turtle Lake
wave: Cd. /:

5 4, Wave I'd. <s-5,s2 z rs 50 $4sssS
Turtle Lake at present is the bust
est town In Mclean county. Mer-
chants, bankers, doctors, lawyers, and
even newspaper men are working as
never before.s Over $50 900 bushels of
grain was marketed here during the
month Of October, and Nc stiH comes
pouring in from far and near. AL
though there is mot so great a differ
ence between prices here and other
markets as there was, there is still
enough to bring farmers a long dis.
lance. ~ .,,5.2.--y4f;-' 49,. -
In =. an interview with Manager
Hendricks Of the Washburn Telephone
company we learn that the farmers on
the line between here and Washburn
are putting in telephones and that as
many of the farmers north and west
of town, have requested it, the com.
pany will consider the proposition of
putting rural lines in that district
next spring. Il $sE5 s;;3
Farmers who get their mail at post.
Offices north and northwest OF town
are Disguised with the mail service.
The. mail is carried by stage from
Coleharbor and as the 500 train is
usually late the farmers get Satur-
days mail Monday or Tuesday Mail
sent from Turtle Lake to Wiprud must
go 8 miles by, rail and AZ miles by
stage Wiprud is eight miles north of
Turtle Lake. The mail should be
delivered to Malcolm, Darling, and
Wiprud from this office. Those who
get their mail at these Offices would
do well to send in petition for a
change. ... u y. II II;
Attorneys Larsen and Williams
have given Contractor Nicholson the
contract for building their new Office
on the lot adjoining the postoffice to
the north. The building will be 24x26
and the! masons began work on the
foundation Thursday. :z,s 81
\ The counterfeiter who did SO we'll
in this town last week, after bleeding
the aristocracy, visited the s1ums and
relieved the Cracker jack poker
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Stark. !. .

Several are engaged In blowing
since the rains It would make one
think IS was spring IL it was not in
!, North Dakota. 81
Don't neglect to haul your coal
while the roads are good, as you may
need it before spring.
Harry Ross formerly Of Kansas, and
Mrs. Alta White Of this place, were
Joined In holy Wedlock last week, and
will be at home near the county line
and always ready to receive all who
call upon them. Please accept our
congratulat atoms. :.5a.. d.
Our postmaster, at present deputy,
handles your mail with one hand, haY-
ing his left hand badly smashed atthee
coal mines last week. caused by
large lump Of coal falling upon 1t,
breaking one finger and two others
were badly smashed
Geo. Wilkinson drove to Denhoff
Monday with a load of fax, receiving
ninety-nins cents per bushel for the.
same. $
I'D Curtis has bought new feed
grinder and is prepared to do your
grinding at all times, the charges be-
ing ten cents per sack.
q As. ". Payseno purchased new
horse and expects To farm next spring.
w. .. Kelly expects to move his
family back to- Linton this week. IL
Rev. Lamar missed delivering his
sermon last Sunday at school house
No. 4, as the ammo uncement was not
EgiVen out In time for people to find it
out, and the teacher locked the door
and carried the key home, not know
ing there was to be church services.
VIM. Raven lost his stallion last
week The horse had appeared sick
and Mr.. Raven fed him fax. The
fax clogged il the horses throat and
killed him.
John Swanson has taken the Job OF
putting IN new side track at kin
tyre. II satl4
Election TUESDAY was well attended
and this precinct No. % went a large
majority republi lean.
& Grandpa Savage is On the sick list.
Menoken, Nov. Z, 1906.