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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-17
WEBER POLITICS.
american Party Finally Organized
Democratic Rally at Warren.

Ogden. Oct. 17.--At Warren last
evening a Democratic rally was held,
which was largely attended. The
speakers were s. S. Smith, C. f.
Grout, J. l.. Herrick, j. B. Trimble
andE, I, Spencer. The Warren band
furnished music for the occasion.
'.AMERICANt' PARTY.
Ogden. Get. 1.-THE much hcralded
a6ssnt of the american party into
with a meeting in the court room.
Which was attended by a small party.
of discontonted politicians from the
Democratic and Republican parties.
headed by Frank j. Cannon and e.
A, Litteheld, nominee for secretary
Addresses We're made by ex-senator
Cannon. G.. A. Smurthwaite and
number of others. a platform was
adopted. a county ticket named and
plans for the campaign were outlined.
The attempt to create great enthu-
siasn1 in the meeting was fruitless.
The party will probably pull less than
500 votes In the entire county.
FIREWORKS POSTPONED.
The fireworks display scheduled for
the fair grounds this evening have been
postponed until Tuesday evening on
account of the inclemont weather.
MISSIONARIES RETURN.
. #I
Twonty-seven missionaries of the
Latter-day Saints Church arrived in
Ogden from the east yesterday and
continued on to Salt Lake City.
HEAVY RAINFALL.
The rainfall during the past "a hours
was Is inch. according to the report
from the local observer.
STEEL PULLMAN CARS.
The first of the new Pullman steel
tourist coaches being built for the Har-
riman roads arrived In Ogden this
morning destined for Los Angeles for
regular service. The new steel coach
is a. tyre Of which 200 are being turned
out. 1t is said that experiments have
shown this style coach to be a great
innovation in car building, saving much
lossfrom damage in railroad wrecks.
GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
With Miss Margaret Hamlll as pres
ident. Miss Marion Bichsel as vice pres
ident. and Miss Dorothy Bigelow as
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. the girls of the
Ogden High school have formed a
permanent athletic association and
placed basketball teams in the field.
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RICHFIELD.
HAVOC OF BIG STORM.
High Winds Followed by Heavy Snow
Destroy PrOpcrtN.

Richfeld. Sewer Co., Oct lG.-,rhls
section was visited, yesterday and to-
day. by the worst storm in years, and
much damage followed in its wake.
A high wind prevailed all day yester-
day, w.>ch was accompanied by rain
during the early hours of the night
Towards morning it turned to heavy
snow. which accumulated on trees and
electric light wires to such an extent
that poles We're broken off with the
weight, shade and orchard trees We're
also broken.
A big cottonwood tree on West Gem
ter street was broken down. The fall
ing limbs struck the electric light
wires. carrying four poles down and
one of these had three heavy trans
formers on it. Short circuits We're
caused and the power was shut off
50 THAI the town was in darkness for
several hours.
Everything movable was carried
away by the high winds. The snow
this morning is six inches deep and stu
falling.
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MONROE.
Ernest S. Lee Succumbs to Attack OF
Appendicitis.

Ernest S. Lee Succumbs TO Attack of
Appendicitis.
Special Correspondence
Monroe, Sewer Co. Oct. A.-Today a
large and sympathetic congregation as
sembled at the Westinghouse to SHOW
respect to the memory of Ernest $.
Lee, who died on the 18th inst OF APP
pendicltis after three weeks suffering.
Mr.. zee was born at Marysvale, Plute
county, about 80 years ago, and leaves
a wife and four children. also fath r
mother and brother to mourn his early
departure. -,
The speakers at the service We're FL
ders Robert Richie, Willis Woodward.
and Bishop Jensen of Elsinore, they all
treated upon the excellent character
and faith of the departed
Threshing is almost over in this VIC
;nity and beet hauling is now recelv-
ing the attention of farmers.
The splendid pavilion and theater
hall is attracting better class OF ORA
matte talent and thereby drawing heaV-
ily on the Monroe pocket books.
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SPRINGVILLE.
HARVEST OF THE REAPER.
BEDFORD, Ellen Bralsford
And Grandma Taylor Summoned.

aDFananl ftSuiOTu, IIihCh E1Iutsiohu
And Grandma Taylor Summoned.
Special Correspondents.
springville, Utah Co., Oct. 1.-THE
grim reaper death again visits SPRING
Vile, calling to the great beyond Abra-
ham Redford, Mrs. Ellen Bralsford and
Grandma Selma Taylor.
Abraham BEDFORD died Saturday, Oct.
10. of consumption. The funeral ser
vices were held Monday, Oct. II, Bishop
o. r. Huntington in charge. The
speakers We're Elders j. S. Boyer and
Alonzo Haddock. who spoke in the
highest terms of the deceased as an
honorable citizen and worthy Latter
day Saint The Robinson brothers
quartet rendered appropriate music.
Deceased was born in Wellsville. Utah.
April 30, 1875: married Helen Deal of
springville, in September. 1902; to them
were born two sons. His parents and
other relatives who live in Montana,
we're present at the funeral. as well as
others from Salt Lake City and else
where.
Brnlsford, died Monday, Oct. II, and
leaves eight children, one babe
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY OCTOBER II 1908

relatives. have the tendcrest sympathy
Of host of priends In their great loss.
The district schools commenced here
yesterday with Mr.. Lamb installed
as principal. Everything points to a
successful school year
The weatheri is ideal for this time of
the year but the farmers are lament
ing the shortage in their crops.
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of six weeks. The deceased was born in
sphnish Fork April %. 1872, and was
married about Is years ago, and was
a a, devoted wife and mother. This is
the second wife MIR. Bralsford has lost.
Mrs Selma Taylor departed this life
oct Il, at ripe age, bcii,s born
May 49, 1925, at Worcester England:
was twice married, first to William
Rogers, and next to Abraham Taylor.
~ FUNERAL services willsbe held in the
Fourth ward westinghouse Friday, Oct.
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PROVO SCHOOL NOTES.

Many expressions of pleasure and
satisfaction have been made regarding
the orderly way In which the Timpan-.
ogos school marched up Academy av-
enue TO express their best wishes to the
teachers and pupils of the Brigham
Young university in their Founders
day parade. 1t certainly shows that
the teachers have the pupils under per-
feet control.
DIR. j. e. Hosmer gave very inter
esting talk on education, correct
breathing, the teeth and eyes. las.
Monday. to the pupils of the grammar
grades of the Franklin school.
On Friday, October IL, the pupils of
the eighth grade of the Franklin
school will have debate: Resolved
that arithmetic books would be better
without answsrs.T The affirmative
will be taken mp by Nina Carter and
Vernie knudscn and the negative By
Eudora Eggertsen and Almo Simmons.
Mr.. Eugene Roberts. who is now in
Germany. writes requesting the schools
to prepare a series of letters to be
sent to the boys and girls of Germany.
The sixth, seventh and eighth grades
OF the Macser spent Friday at Upper
Falls. The autumn scenery was very
beautiful and the trip was enjoyed by
all.
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MOAB.
PRoH1B1r1vE LIQUOR LICENSE
Town VIII Go Dry-Grech River
Worstcd In Ball Game.

Special Correspondence
Moab, Grand CO., Oct li.--'rhc town
council at it's last regular meeting rats
cd the liquor license to 5000 per year
which virtually means a dry town. 4 :
by the people. asking that no license
be granted applicants big fare.
well dance and supper VIII be givcn
at tho star Opera House Friday even
ing in honor of Elmer Tangreen, WHO
leaves soon on Il mission to the Sa-
moan Island. :. 1t was very pleas
ant and Just a little amusing, the
visit from Green River. Utah. friends
on the north, who came all the way Ia
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A new sanitary drinking fountain
for public places. throws
up a jet of water 5 or inches when
the faucet is pressed and the lips ate
held over the Jet TO get a drink. in
stead of coming in contact with
drinking vessel that may have been
with disease germs
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CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Children Must Attend School--Dcatll's
Record~-Puinful Accident.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1ACGlucnE.
Murray, Oct. 1.-THE city council met
as usual on Tuesday evening and trans
acted routine business.
The salt Lake Electric company pro-
posed to install the series OF incandes-
cent street lighting for sl,585 The mat
ter was rejected.
The Progress company submitted a
lid Of 1880 for the extending OF the
street lights, which was accepted.
The prison committee recommended
that steam heat be installed in the jail
at an approximate cost of s162. The
same was accepted and adopted.
Tho franchise committee drafted an
ordinance granting the Utah Light and
Railway company a right of way on
state street in the city of Murray. No
action was taken on the matter.
The recorder was instructed to no.
tify property owners of private street
crossings to pave the same at once or
tho city will proceed to levy an assess
nient and construct the same.
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LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS.

quite a number of business men are
laying cement walks in front of their
PAGES OF business. The brick work
mas mas begun on the new high school
tiful house.
sugar beets.
Thomas Child is reported quite ILL.,
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARY,
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Marriage of Miss Edna F'rantzen and
John Ninklcr.

John WinkIcr.
Special Correspondence.
Mt Pleasant. Oct. l5.-Last evening
at the home of Mrs. Rasmus Frantzen,
a wedding reception was given in honor
of the marriage OF her daughter, Edna.
to John Winkler. of this city. Prest G.
N. Lund performed the ceremony. a
large crowd was in attendance and a
most enjoyable time was spent.
Joseph Christensen left yesterday for
Salt Lake City. From there he goes to
Scandinavia on n mission.
MILFORD Mortenson of Spring City,
left his home yesterday for mis-
sion to Swedeni.
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MUST GO TO SCHOOL.

Yesterday closed the first six weeks
of school. and according to the COM
pulsory school law requiring pupils to
attend at least so school weeks. all
pupils from eight to 16 years must be
III school from now to the close of
the present school year, unless they
have justifiable excuse.
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: q, e5I555
b q s,a GhafEe OF statutory offense, j. p.
6a a, otherwise known as Shorty
ptueo tho Printer" and Mrs. Rebecca
r. sratt, We're discharged yesterday.
Judge j. y. Booth considered the evl.
nehce to be insufficient. and both de.
iem nc, We're discharged.
ne case of the state against Willard
.G Zip. merchant at American
~ i osh, was dismissed at the request of
me district attorney The principal
Mlthcss against him was young We
man from Fayson.
The case against Nathaniel Williams,
charged with immoral conduct by a
Nov. 50.
John Donovan. alias John sullivan,
one or the three men charged with
aDnurgiarizing the Palmer home ON June
70, pleaded guilty to burglary in the
second degree today and will be sem
fenced on Oct. 20. Donovan. with The
other two, broke Jail shortly after their
arrest. and he was later captured by
the salt Lake police. The other two
have been sentenced
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MLlRRA Y DEPARTMENT
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r . ~ . . s
The truant officer will be set to work
at once, and will have full authority
to compel children to attend school UNI
less legally excused.
Work is progressing rapidly and sSs-
tematically in all branches. and Is tend
ing to unity the work in each course OF
study. Art work will receive greater
attention than ever before. and good
results are assured. The girls are en-
thusiastic over advanced lines in sew
ing and fancy work that are being IN
troduced and will. in the upper grades,
leave a thorough knowledge of the sew
ing machines by the close of the school
year.
DEATHS RECORD.
Mrs. Margret mce passed away
Thursday at her home in Holiday. She
was an old resident of that place and is
survived by q husband and seven chill
dIcn. The funeral will be held from
the Holiday Westinghouse Sunday
noon. with interrnent in the Big Cot
tonwood cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. Gamma L. Farmer.
who died Thursday from dropsy. was
held in Grant ward meetinghouse
Thursday afternoon, under the aus
pices Of the ward bshopric.
REPBLIcAN. HEADQUARTERS i,
The Republicans have opened county
Headquarters at the Woods building,
corner OF Third avenue and State
street Of this city.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Samuel Adams. an old gentleman of
about so years, of this place. who runs
tho Murray roomnghousc, fell down
the back stairs this morning. while
carving some ashes from ono OF the
rooms. and broke his left leg Just above
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-17
EUREKA.
PETIT JURY LIST.
Democratic and Republican Primaries
Nominate Precinct Officers.

Democratic and Republican Primaries
Nominate Precinct Officers
Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Oct, 15.-.The list of jurors Sc
lected to serve during the October term
of the district court which opens at
Nephi on the 21st inst is at follows:
1IurckaTrank Beesley. Lee Hopper
G. j. Hannifin, James A. Green, Ly-
man r. Carter, William Thurgood.
George H. Bergman, Edward Bringle-
son, William Laird, James Weldon,
Singleton Ferguson. w. p. Madison, a.
G. Gourley, Joseph Wirthlin.
Mammoth--J. II. Whitlock.
Silver City--Ephraim Finch, George
w. Paxman.
Nephi-S g. Ord, ]. r. Goldsbrough,
Thomas Ingram. William P. Ostlcr.
John Coleman, Walter F. Brough, a.
r. Paxman.
Levan-Clarence Gardner, H. C. Lar
son.
Mona Thomas Yates
Within another week telephone COM
munication will be established with
the Eureka Lilly, Big Hill, Tintic
Standard and East Tintic Develop
ment companies. The Independent
company is running a line out into
that part OF the district to connect
with the local exchange.
DEMOCRATIC. PRIMARY
AT the Democratic precinct primary
held Monday evening j. Wilbur Green
was nominated for justice of the peace
and George M. Banks was nominated
for constable. Joseph Phillips and Dan
B. Martin were chosen chairman and
secretary, respectively. of the Demo-
cratic organization for this precinct.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY.
The Republicans held their precinct
primary Friday evening of last week.
and nominations for Justice of the
peace and constable were made. D. A.
Lindsay was chosen for the first named
office and e. w. Frisby received the
nomination for constable. The precinct
committee named at the meeting con-
slsts of Jas. p. Driscoll. DR.. Hensel.
Herbert Hopes Joseph Allen. f. Bowen.
William Homer, James Morgan and G.
A. FRANKIE. D. A. Lindsay was named
as secretary of the precinct organiza-
ton. The chairman will be named at
some future meeting.
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DEATHS RECORD.

The Republicans have opened county
Headquarters at the Woods building,
corner Of Third avenue and State
street of this city.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-05-21
Saint Maru's Beacon
Aiways Reaay Lemonade.

There Is nothing more refres hing
on o hot day than q long drink Of
cool lemonade; but, however anxi-
Gus the hostess may be 10 serve this
beverage, IL In sometimes impossible
10 do 80 owing 70 the lack Of neces-
sary ingredients. In fact, 10 is for
just this reason that the sirup that
may be prepared by the following
recipe IL one Of the greatest of house-
hold conveniences; ID Ia delicious,
but, what Ia still more important, IL
On ables one 70 procure q supply Of
lemonade literally at q moments
notice, says the May Delineator:
Extract the juice from . dozen large
lemons; CRATE the rind Of six Of the
lemons and add IL 10 the juice. Let
the mixture stand for twelve hours
or overnight. In the morning make
q thick strip Of granulated sugar
and water. using about six pounds
Of the sugar and just a. little water
a. possible, as the strip must be
both thick and smooth. When IL has
cooled. strain the lemon juice into IL.
Bottle in glass. being certain that
the tops are secure and air tight.
In making lemonade with this strip
place Q little crushed ice in the bot
tom OF Q tall glass. add one or two
teaspoonfuls Of the strip, according
10 taste. and fill with either carbonat-
cd or plain water.
This strip may also be used sue
cessfully in making cakes, pies, pud-
dings, custards. etc., being q most
economical method OF utilizing
emons, as 1t enables the cook TO OBJ
tain absolutely the full value of both
sugar and fruit. Surely this is q
fact worthy Of consideration by the
economical housewife.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-05-21
STEAMER NEsrMoRELANu

VA a.. ave r.,. : light street wealth
cr is.HuuH-. eF,.. oanIay, at I y. m,
iur IA .ArD, u,,f urv,E. stopping at
AI..,oue, solomon :, > .vucer :, For
re- =, Le.;cn =, AID points to Lyon =
trreh.
Returning Wal .eaye Lyons Creek.
We. tAer permitting, Monday. at 10 a.
m, Lover Marlboro ut Il noon, Beue-
u.ct al > =. H., oOtteriy at > p. m. Mil
stone al > p. IN, Tor Baltimore, calling ut
q 4 shaIyes below Lei as " zen signAt-
led except Williams aaI JoGes) from
v narTes on the river Tor passengers and
perislable freight
Freight received at pier 5, Saturday
until $50 p. n. Tor the following
wharres:
LeIrch's, rugman's Point. ueeI Land
iag. Holland ,iiis, Magru .ers Ferry,
Lower Marlboro. = mite Is L.lI.ng. rvr-
~ Land ", .a..ls.- h4Ia q. H. Uu sIrr, a.
N.LLARD iI9Ao-N. IeAl. Manager
7. MU.DOIU zen Fri i Pass. 4 1t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-05-21

I'm tell you just how IL is, Ras-
tus, said one of the OLD time color
ed walters at Harvey's in Washing
ton, dat Mas Taft max hisself SO
pop'lah an win such heap OBJ frens
wherebbsr he 60. Il is his pusso-
nal magnitude.
Yessah, dat is jes' what does it
his pussonal magnitude
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-05-21

ANY mother who has had expert
euce with this distressing ailment
will be pleased 10 know that q cure
may be effected by applying Cham
berlain o Salve as soon as the child
10 done nursing. Wipe 10 or with q
soft cloth before allowing the babe
TO nurse. Many trained nurses use
this salve with best results. For
sale by Foxwe q johnson.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-05-21

I'm Februay our daughter had
the whooping cough. Mr.. Lane, Of
Hartland, recommended Chamber
lains Cough Remedy and said 1t gave
his customers the best Of satisfaction.
We found Ii as he said, and can re-
commend IL to anyone having chill
dren troubled with whooping cough,
says Mrs. A Goss, OF Durand, Mich.
For sale by Foxwell o. johnson.
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L. = - lssx-EzS
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SPRING SCHEDULE.
In Elect Apri! Il. 1908.
STEAMER a1srNoRELAND

STEAMER - EsrAioKELAND
VIII leave Pier light Street wharf,
Baltimore, weather permitting every
Wednesday, ANA friday at $50 a. IN.
for air Haven, Pam Point, Governor :
Run, Dare, :, and Patuxeut River a. far
up as Benedict.
Returning Will leave Benedict, weather
permitting, every thursday and Satur-
day mt 0.3U a. m. Milestone Landing at
10 "a. m, Governor Run at II m, Plum
Point at p. N, and Fair Haven at2 30
p. IN. iUr Baltimore.
Freight received atpier ;, tuesday and
Thursday until 80 p. IN. for the follow
ing wharvsS:
Fair Haven, rlum Point, Dare's.
Governor Run, Cove Point, Milestone.
Solomon Island, spencer =, st. Leon
ard =, SoAers, SnJteTiry, Jones. Par
ker's, Forrest :, " ulIaIns, Duke :, Trent
Hall, Holland 'Polnt Benedict
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-05-21

See how baby tries TO do every.
thing do" said Teddy.
YES" replied mother, so you
are the one to make q good boy OF
him."
How 2"
by being good yourself and do
ing only fight things.
That's So" said Teddy, after
thinking q moment, but l hadn Z
thought Of IL before. The May
flower.
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The Most Common Cause of Suf-
fering.

Rheumatism causes more pain and
suffering than any other disease. for
the reason that it is the most COM
mon Of all ills, and it is certainly
gratifying TO sufferers TO know
that Chamberlain s Pain Balm will
afford relief. and make rest and
sleep possible. In many cases the
relief from pain, which is At first
temporary. has become permanent,
while in old people subject to
chronic rheumatism, often brought
on by dampness or changes in the
weather, o permanent cure cannot
be expected; the relief from pain
which this liniment affords is alone
worth many times its cost. % and
30 cent sizes. For sale by Foxwell
d Johnson.
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60 =. -

Steamers leave Baltimore. pier o, Light
street wharf, weather permitting. every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, AT
> y. NJ, Tor lne following River Land
ings. Alexandria and Washington.
Miller Bronze r Porto BellO, Grasun's.
Coau, BundIck S, Walnut Point. Co.
warts, lev I-etya. lodge Landing Mun-
dy- Point, hlusalr. Adam :, Piney
Point. LcuuaI4Io"u, Abeiiz, Stones,
BushwDOd, LaHca- Ter s., riverside, Liv-
erpoOl Point. JiymoHt. Alexandria.
Arriving la Washington early Monday,
Thursday and Saturday Mornings
Will leave Washington. ID c., foot of
seventh street wharf. weather permit
ting, at ! y. m, every Sunday, Tuesday
and Thursday Tor the following River
Landings and baltimore.
Alexandra, GIymOnU, Liverpool, River
side, BushwoOd, Lancaster's Stone :,
LeUnardtOwn. : u. ms bells, Plney
Point, Adams Lodge Landing, Mundy :
/ Point, hIusAIe = noon, COan, Bundicks
| Walnut Point, Cowart =, Lewisetta, Mil
| Ter r p. m, Grason =, , p. m, Brome's,
! Porto Be.lO p. IN,
! Arriving IN Baltimore early tuesday,
| Thursday and saturday mornings
Freight received daily IN Baltimore on
sailing day until 80 p. NJ
/ inns timetable shows the times at
! which Steamers may De expected 70 ar
/ rive at ana depart T0m the several
/ whary =, but tuu-r arrival or uepar Jure at
| the times stated Is not guaranteed nor
does the Company mold ITSELF responsible
! for any DELAYS or any consequences arts
| ing thereirum.
NUte-ThIS schedule win he effective
| March 81, 1905, but rucve will be no
! no Steam T.. ieayug Washington on sun
| day March -, Tor Baltimore. Steamer
. viii leave LeunaTdtowu a. IN, Mon
/ day -, Tor Baltimore ami Intermediate
points.
/ WILLARD THoNr-oN, General Manages.
kEA!iDOA x GRIMES, agent,
Telephone ~, A Aandria, Va.
! STEPuENsON i s.HD.. age.
Telephou 40, Washington. d. G.
! NrRDogh re. E~'. q Pass Agf
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Farms WG1Cted.

O00 FARMS to go in new catalogue
goes over the World and
will give st. Mary's County a boom.
Want descriptions at once a. new cata-
logue goes TO Printer, March l. All con
fiential Drop postal for blanks.
J. &. HOWARD.
LeOnardtowu. Nd.
Can also furnish best Life. Accident
and Health Insurance
Feb I OFT
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Dampnsss and Disease.

Dryness when we have heavy
showers, is an important require
ment in the poultry house. Disease
often originate through dampness
produced by Q leaky roof. When
the fowls are confined in close. wet
apartment, 10 is impossible TO keep
them in o healthy condition.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-05-21

For stomach troubles, biliousness
and constipation try Chamberlain s
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Many
remarkable cures have been effected
by them. Price, % cents. Sample
free. For sale by Foxwell & John
Set.