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dent in Pauls career when he bore tes- timony before the High Priest and the Sadducees in Jerusalem, and said that the greatest dignity was given the church through just such testimony, and that the latter was likely to be called on for just such supreme tests as Paul was subjected to-
 Continuing. When men say they will not join the church because they are not good enough, they will never join; they'll never be good enough. Once after General Booth 1ucKer had ad- dressed a meeting on Faith, man came up and accosted him saying he would not talk that way, if his wife had died. as had his. General Tucker told him that he certainly would. Sev- cr9 years later. the genera1's wife was killed in a terrible, railroad wreck. one that we all remember Some time after this General Tucker addressed a great mass meeting in New York city, and in the course of his remarks, cited the incident of his being accosted General Tucker said: If that man be in this audience. let me say to him, that though my heart is heavy, and sorrow weighs mo down, I have greater faith and confidence in the Lord than l ever had. ="
 pr. Leete said that it was testimony like that that counted.
 Speaking further. We must all he careful in our conduct and actions. Actions and words, in themselves In offensive may exert an influence not al- together for good over some people. Wa about our Fathers business. We should not keep silence in regard to our faith Keeping silence instead of testifying quenches christian spirit We must ever press forward; I believe there arc people who if they do not press for ward, go back spiritually. There is no standing still, either progress or retro gression.
 In conclusion pr. Lccte said: "Dr Chapman, when he was in our midst, told of being in Schuylerville. \. Y.. and noticing the Burgoyne monument in that village. There were four inches on the four sides of it. There was a statue of General Gates in one of the niehes. General Schuyler in another and Ethan Allen in the third. The fourth was empty A statue of Benedict Aru- old was to have occupied that niche had he not proved a traitor Can you prove traitor to Jesus Christ t?"
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ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION.
Annual Banquet of Elm Cit, Held
 saturday

The Elm city Engineers association A. S E.. No. 10, of Connecticut, held it's annual banquet and ladies' night at its headquarters in the Insurance build ing. Saturday evening. February & X good number of the engineers with their wives and friends were present There were also present c. M. Griswold and C. H. Bird
 The entertainment consisted of in- strumcntal music by members of the City band. songs by William Watson and reCitatiGns by Miss Adiie Thomas The opening address was given by w. H. Wakeman, F X Foster of Bridge port, being chairman.
 The benefits of tho order were spoken of, and also addresses by Messrs. Gris- wold and Bird
 After the exercises steps were taken to organize ladies auxiliary
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GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS,

New York, Feb 9.-Arrived Steamer Cedric. Alexandra and Naples
 Sailed. Steamers Minneapolis. Lop- don, konis Albert. Genoa, Naples. etc
 Sable Island. x. S, Feb. 9.-Stcamcr Naderland from Antwerp for New York. was TO miles south at 7:l5 a. m Will dock 2 a. m, Tuesday.
 South Wellneet, Mass. Feb a.- Steamer Naderland from Antwerp for New York, was li0 miles south at 1l5 miles south at 1:l5 a. m. win dock 9 q m. Tuesday.
 Sable Island, x. &. Feb. a.-Steamcr KronprinZessin Ceceiie, from Bremen. for New York. was 2i0 miles south at cA5 ?. m. will dock at 10 a. m. Tues day.
 Brow Head Feb. 9.-Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm H. New oYrk for plymout n. Cherbourg and Bremen was BOO miles west at ! r, m. Will reach Plymouth ?. m Monday
 kinsae, Fcb. 9.-Passed. Steamers Canadian. Boston for Liverpool: Cram. plan, st. John, N B. and Halifax foy Liverpool
 Scilly, Feb. Biased: Steamer Rlndam. Rotterdam for New York
 Gibraltar Feb. Biased. Steamer Italia Palermo for New York
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MUST BLANKET HORSES.

George 4. Earl deputy humane agent, has warned many local horse owners that they must blanket their horses during this cold weather when the animals are left standing for any considerable time.
 MT Earl has noticed that many workmen leave horses belonging 10 employers standing for long time in the cold after driving the beasts until they are heated and tired This not only ruins the horses but exposes them te much suffering
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DEPOT IS ENTERED.

Saturday morning the station master at Cedar Hill discovered that the depot had been broken into and the tele- phone box smashed open. Change amounting to sl50 yas found on the station floor The New Haven detec- tive bureau is working on the case.
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rEpNFvrr ASKS DIVORCE.

Mrs. Mary Fernette of Salem street who attempted suicide several weeks ago by taking carboic acid was served Saturday with papers in divorce suit brought by her husband. George Fer nette. A man named Phillips of Nor- walk, is said to he the correspondent.
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Do the right thing if YOU have

Do the Flght lining 1T VOL have Na- sal Catarrh. Get Ely's Cream Balm at once. Don't touch the catarrh powders and snuffs- for they contain cocaine. Ely's Cream Balm releases the. secretions that inname the nasal passages and the throat. whereas med icines made with mercury merely dry up the secretions and leave you no better than you were In q word Ely's Cream Balm is a real remedy. not delusion. All druggists. 90 cents. or mailed by Ely Bros, 56 Warren Street, New York.
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>EM LONDON MARINE NOTES

New London Feb a-Arrived: Cut. ter Dexter Sailed: Tugs Battler witI three barges bound east; Harold with four barges hound east; Wyoming with six barges bound east; R w Water. man with three barges bound west
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TRAvELERS' GUIDE.
New York New Hapen 6 Hartford
 Railroad.
FEBRUARY 2, 1908.

xk ron (, NEW s,, .onk-.a;se. ',,, .;.s, ts *ni:z2. -I:2o. s2:uS, 2:sS, 's:os. ..:o2. 'lIi:2l. 4:S5. s5:o3. 6.3o, .o:93,| '6.4z, 'i:vS. '7.oz, sllS:22, .s:uS, s.2v p.| m. Suhdays- t.lO, -t:4e. x1:b5. .e:bJ.l 4:35., '5:,t, xo:lo. .O:4a, '..v5. .Gs.,I sy:D3, 9:2u Q. m.
 Tor Washington via Harlem Riyer-' l:oV' D. in, ~lZ:vc, nlght, daily
 Iof Boston via harttora and Willl- manLe-.lv.o', M d. h.. '4.vb ?. m. r ncs.on s,a sN Nsm tsnaoa a s, and q. m.. 'l::v5, 'Hl:42. -2:o5, .4:2o. -4.O3l .lo:4l @'.u5, D. m. SundayS--+2:zVl goo u. h., '42:0b. '255, *4.53. *1U5I
 tor Boston ,ia springiieid .llol a.r., at:4l, d. nl, 'l:4o. .5.46. ?. m. sun1
 For hartford, sprlngteid, Etc.-'l:ld A4.oo. C;o5, I:45, *lu:vi, 'Il:ll a. m.l xl:VU, +l:45, S.lJ. -4:o5, xo.vO, .5:4ol b:vS, i:lO Ito Harllord), Xe:lO, y:62 D. mI iays-"l:lV. xS:u6. xIl4b a. #. l;io. so.4b, lo xS:lJ. Ay:lU ?. m. .;4'' A'sS. .lo .sayorookl. 'llll:4lI t4:20, '!;5S, 5;ls. 6:iu ito saybrook) 'He42, "i:O5. ll:JO, tlo Saybrook). p| m. Sundays--2:20, '2.5t, S:52, l. m.j 'l2:}5. +z:o5. *4:55. 7:O5 D. m.
 For MiddletOwn, Wiliimuntic. Etc.-5 .:oo q. n.. l2;5S, O.02, D. m Sunds ys-| 7:2U D. m.
 For ShelbnrLe Falls, Etc.--7:44 a. mI l2:ac lto New Hartfori), 4:0l 5:54 u m. lto Westfield)
 Tor Watcrbury---6:5O (via Naugatucl junction., 500. y.32 a, ,n, 2:3e o:ib. i.4J, ll:4U D. m. Sundays-S. ..6 ll:lS a. m. GAS, S:5y p. m.
 For Winsted--650 (via Naugatuc N Junction.. y:32 a. m, 2:35, 5:44 afy ?. nl Sundays-S:25 a. m. 6.4 D. m.
 For Fittsfcld and Intermediate POlnt2 Lo:55 tyia Bridgepprt), 9:S2 d. m. S:5E .Nia brlugcpcrt) 4:05 p. m. Sundays-H 7.55 (via 3ridgeport) a. r1.
 Tor lttchfieid-9:32, a. m., 4:05 D. nh Sundays--7;55 (via Bridgeport a. ph
 Express trains. XLCcal express.
 IiPnrlor car limited. w. G. BlEltD, F.C, COLBY.
 Gen. Supt. Asst. Gen. Puss. AE
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Miss Ellen Field, daughterof Mir and Mrs. E. E. Field of lNnwood place. is satisfactorily rallying from an operation for appendicitis which was performed Saturday afternoon by Drs Russell and llotchkiss.
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Walter Madden of Bridgeport is making two weeks visit with rela- tives ln this city
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Miss Barbara Tanning of Bridgeport is seriously III at the home of her grandparents in this city with diph theria
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Miss Anna Dammling Of 22 Bishop street is spending week with friends in New York
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William IT. Elliot of Orchard street has been spending few days in New York, and has been registered at the Murray Hill hotel
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10

Wallace Doolittle has returned home after few days visit with rel atives in Meriden.
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Mir. and Mrs John JansDick are spending few days with friends in Bridgeport
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John ]. Carroll of Grown street is enjoying a trip to Los Angeles, Cal, where he will yisi. relatives. At Salt Lake City he will visit David Gala han, formerly of New Haven, and will stop at other points of interest on his return trip.
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Mir and Mrs. Morgan Rider of Bridgeport returned home from a very pleasant visit with relatives in this city
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-10

Mrs. c. K. Bush of Elm street, West Haven, has as her guest this week Mrs c. K Bush. ir.. of New York,
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09
ToMORROW'S GAME
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS

Tomorrow at the fair grounds the
Tigers and the Montrose high school
teams line up against each other.
Last year the local team was wal
loped in the last game 13 to o. This
year il promises to be one of the best
games ever witnessed on the western
slope. 4.
In the pink of condition and hand
icapped only by the loss of two men,
who fell down in their studies. the
Tigers will hurl themselves against
the husky Montrose line and do their
hest to retrieve for their last bad
defeat by wiping the team of the
field.
With Ryan. heady player and an
expert kicker, at quarter, and with
Ramey and LeClere to smash the line.
reserving Barber for the open field
running, the Grand Junction high
school will put up the fiercest hght
in the history of the school. The IL
gers have line which holds like
stone wall. and it is doubtful III there
is man on the Montrose team VINO
can make headway against it.
The Montrose team has lost Guard
Corey. their all around best men: and
while the Grand Junction team lost
several good men last year, no one
mans loss will handicap the Junction
team as the loss of Corey Will Grip
pie the Montrose eleven, as he was
the only man they had who could
hit the line.
If the Tigers play the game that
Bernard has taught them to play
they will defeat Montrose by at least
Is points; but they can't do this un-
less the town turns out and supports
them as they deserve to be support
ed This is one game in hundred
where a good bunch of rooters can
do almost as much as the coach to
help their favorite team to victory
1t would certainly be good ad-
vertisement for the school and town
| If this years team could walk away
with every game, as they did the sea
son of '08.
Everybody attend the game tomor'
row. and ROOT.
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MIR. CnIdweII,s Fine Ruck.

7. c. Caldwell and DR.. Hubbard
returned yesterday from ten days
hunting trip 15 miles northeast OF
Meeker with a large buck apiece,
This was Mr.. Caldwell's first ex-
perience, and it is said that he shot
his deer at distance of fully 400
yards. The magnificent animal was
almost at the top of tall mountain
and the hunters were far below him.
The bullet struck the buck in the
neck in one of the most vital parts,
and the large beast hardly moved 10
feet from where he stood after the
bullet struck him.
Both animals weighed nearly $50
pounds each. and were both gotten
on the ninth day out.
Besides killing the large buck. DIR.
Hubbard is accredited with having
caught 2H pound trout. which is
an extremely large one to be cap
tured in creek.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09
Governor After neer.

A hunter who has Just recently re-
turned from a successful trip into the
Meeker country states that Governor
Buchtel and son and Governor Buch-
tells brother are camped ut the Riley
saw mill in the White river country.
Last week. he said. the caiiil
was excited over an incident which
happened to the governors party
DR.. Buchtel. the brother of Governor
Henry A. Buchtel. got lost on the
mountain one morning, and the en-
tire camp turned out to search for
him. About midnight, when matters
began to look serious, he stumbled
into a camp and they directed him to
his own, and we met him mile or
so from camp.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09
FOR WORLD H0NORS
(By Associa ted Press. ]

Detroit Mich, 9The worlds base ball championship
series Chicago Nationals and the Detroit Americans
opens But before daylight today there were ne
fore the Bennett park several hundred nthus
lasts position for the opening
of the seat sale at 10 o'clock
after midnight and other stIag-
gers appeared with chairs and blankets and took their
in Indications point enormous crowd tomorrow
Jennings and the Detroit players today took their
final practice great working at top speed
until noon Manager intention today to nave
pitcher Kn strong ehander face the Chicago team
in opening
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MORE PARTIES BACK.

Another very successful hunting
party returned from the White river
country today. Harry Blackstone,
John Heron, Weston DeLong. Dan
Carpenter and Orville Heron COM
posed the party, and each man
brought home his buck.
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ID. Il. Jones. F. Clark and DR.. Stu
denroth returned from a weeks trir
yesterday in the mountains above
Meeker, with three deer.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

Gaivanized eutter-ne and spoutine
galvanized chimney tops, tin valley,
hip shingles. furnace installing at
reasonable prices by Lowe Bros.
timers, 1875 N. Fifth street. phone
black 1894 Call and get our prices
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

This afternoon an enthusiastic
foot ball rally was held at the hlgh
school Several spirited talks were
made and many of the old yells were
practiced. If the students can win
the game tomorrow by loyal roofing,
they are certainly going to do so.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

See us for window awnings. Put
up complete In any stripe at reason
able prices. Lowe Brothers. timers,
126 N. Fifth street, phone 1894
Black.
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For that tired Keeling exercise pru-
dence in selecting your edibles. Hill
bert & Kicks, groceries and meats.
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No trouble at all for us to call for
your suits or skirts. clean. press and
deliver them. Work guaranteed. Tel
ephonc Black 662. 125 South Fifth
street
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Enthusiasm is running high over
Tag Day" A great success is ex-
pected.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

ID. w. Seabaugh and party leave
Sunday for a ten days hunting tril
on Douglass creek.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

James II. Cosgrove, Charles II. Pet
rie, William Eddins and BOYD Stough
returned home yesterday from a
hunting trim in and around the En-
nour ranch near Dominguez.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

Forty-five deer were loaded onto
the train yesterday from Rifle.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

ID. Allison and party leave tomor-
row for couple of weeks outing In
the hills after deer.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

Those suits and rurs are here at
Nine. Roe's.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

When YOU want to move household
furniture, pianos or anything else II
that line, call up Barton n Terrill.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

One thousand hunting licenses
have been issued at Meeker.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

Ask the man at SOL Main for Nc
Donalds candy.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

Fulton, Alvin & Haywood folding
go carts Crown Furniture Co.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

Meat fresh ana salt meat. any cut.
any time II you call up Junction 2sl,
we Will I'LL your order and give Non a
prompt delivery. Goldsworthy & Hor-
ton go Colorado avenue.
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Phone to Post & Boyd for hack
day or night.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

Tomorrow is Tag Day" in Grand
junction. Don't fail TO get a tag.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

Ask the man at SOL Main for toilet
soaps.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

Phone to Post Il boyd for a hack
day or night.
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Comfortable. attractive rigs. goos
horses. courteous treatment, reasonable
prices-Barton x Terrill. the liverymen
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

Ask the man at 55i Main for cigars
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

The deer season closes Tuesday
October 20.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

For heavy hauifng and all kinds %
transfer work Barton < Terrill
corner Fifth and Colorado.
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tionery.
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

Ask the man at 55i Main for sponses
The daily sentinel., 1908-10-09

Modern 7-room house. cheap. Ap
ply 334 Main. Phone Black 622.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-10-22
LOCalWiSe and Otherwise.

Rev. J. S. Willdridge and wife
have returned from o pleasant trip
in different States o. the Union.
Don't fail TO attend the Democratic
Mass Meeting at Leonardtown next
Friday and hear Governor Crothers.
There will be Minstrel Show az
the Town Hall, Friday evening.
October %. Admission. Is cents
for adults. and 10 cents for children.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage OF Miss Mary Virginia
Wise, daughter Of Capt. Chas. B.
Wise. TO Mr.. Joseph F. McWillisms.
Don't forget the races on the Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday OF
next week, the 9th, 18th and 18th
of October. Good horses will con-
test.
Hon. George NJ. Smith and Hon.
J. Enos Ray will speak at Great
Mills Thursday at 2, Pm, aud at
Mechanicsville on Saturday morn
ing, October "a at IL o'clock.
Recently. T. G Hodges s Washing
ton commission merchant sold for
him seven weeks old calf weigh
ing 185 pounds, for SIS u Mr..
Ho lRes wants to know who can
beat this2
To make room for election a1ver-
ti-ements which we were obliged 10
publish this week. we have been
compelled to omit many Locals and q
Post Card" in reply TO DR.. McKim.
The Post Card will appear next
week.
Roy Guytber. youngest son OF John
S. Guyther. OF Valley Lee, Is at
st. Joseph's Hospital. Baltimore,
where he has undergone an opera
ton for an abcess in his side. He
is doing well and hopes soon TO re-
turn home.
Monday last, Captain Turner. of
the oyster police steamer. Gov. Nc
Lane brought before Justice Fen
wick Herbert. OF Leonardtow n, Cap
tainS ] W. Jones. II the Ella Cripp;
Fl. Creighton, of the Annie Francis;
II. Todd, OF the Russell Enle. and
b. +. Travers. VI the l. ara Ira vers,
all charged with having cargoes
containing more than 5 per cent. of
unmerchantable oysters. The Jus
tice imposed fine of $40 and costs
in each case. All paid their fines,
Captain Todd claiming that he had
already paid s15 fne on the same
cargo to the Virginia oyster police.
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Charlotte Hall Promotions.

CHARLOTTE HALL, ND. Oct. 10
The promotions for the year in the
battalion OF cadets OF Charlotte Hall
Military Academy were made and
announced this morning at the as
sembly hall. The promotions are
made by the faculty Of the institution.
They follow:
Cadet Major. J. Douglas Crane,
California, St Marv's County.
Captain and Aojutant. Henry G.
Morgan. Mechanicsville, st. Mary's
County.
Captain Co A, C. Fl. Kentou,
Centrev lille, Md.
Captain Co B. A. Fl. Stavely,
Lynch. Kent County.
lst. Lieut. Co A, T. G. Allen, Ris.
ing Sun, Cecil County, Md.
lst. Lieut.. Co. B. ]. Frank Dent.
Oakley, st. Mary's County. Md.
End. Lieut.. Co. A, p. B. Briscoe,
Prince Frederick. Md.
End. Lieut. Co. B, D J. Williams,
Frostburg. Allegany County, Md.
Sergt. Major, e. B. Everhart,
Cambridge, Dorchester County.
These constitute the commission
cd officers Of the battilion In the re-
gular order Of rank.
The non commissioned officers are !:
To be 1st. Sergt. In Co. A, J. L.
Parks. Towson. Baltimore, County,
LIST. Sergt. in Co. B, F. Il. Bailey.
Maddox. Md. 2nd. Sergt. Co. A,
J. Fl. With ott. Eastou, Md. End.
Sergt. in Co. B, G. +. Slydsr. Larue,
Pa. Bird. Sergt. Co A. J. W. Haw-
kins, La Plata, Charles County.
Srd. Sergt. Co. B. G. Z Thomas,
Cross Raids, Chas. County. Ser.
gea1t OF Buglers, John B. Jones,
Washington, D. @ lat. Crp. Co.
A, ID. G Flahertv, New YORK, N. Y.
LIST. Corp. Co. B. Antonio Balart,
Guantanamo. Cuba. 2ud Corp Co.
81 A, Walter Fl. Pembroke, Park Hall.
Mi. 2nd. Corp. Co. B, J. s. Fow-
Ter, Baden. Prince Georges Coun-
~. 3rd Corp. Gu. A, william r.
bursey, Washington, ID. c; 3rd corporal. Co.
Il, william z. Pembroke, Park Han 4th
corporal Co. A, A. .. L. weldon, CentreviIie,
ID. !th corporal. Co. b. Y. L. Bonham,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-10-22

Gods acre. the dear old cemetery
OF st. Joseph's, was renovated in
part by some twenty willing and
efficient laborers under the direction
of Mrs. Judson Long. When work
stopped ON Monday evening, the
forest OF trees and shrubbery had
been cleared. Others will take up
this work Of devotedness to their
deceased brethren and q wondrous
vision of beauty will greet all visi-
tors who come>to pray for their dear
dead ones. Tuesday next
A procession OF the sodalities and
OF the children will visit tho church.
yard to offer up prayers for the de.
parted at three o'clock in the after.
noon OF November the first. Allthe
Pensioners are invited TO attend
this solemn service.
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Come to SeeUs.

Come to Great Mills before buying your
Fall and Winter Millinery, Mems and La
dies READY MADE CLOTHING, NO
TONS, GROCERIES &c. and see the New
Firm and get their low prices; and while
there do not fail TO have the experienced
Miiiiner show you her PARIS HATS,
COATS and SKIRTS.
IL you cannot come before, make Il
convenient to stop in on the 10, 20 or
II, a. on these days viii be special
prices and q pretty souvenir to each
caller.
TWENTY FIVE DOLLAR GRHPHO-
PHONE for each forty dollars spent in
merchandise, and for every ten dollars
spent there after we give q new record,
BOHANAN & FREEMAN
Great Mills, Nd.
Oct. Sim.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-10-22

Miss Helen Jenkins Parsons.
Slaughter cf John Hilary Parsons
OF st. hary's county. and Mr.. Geo.
Cutoert PeverIey. of Middletown.
DEL, were married on Wednesday
In Chesteriown. Mr.. J. Arthur
Bradley was best man aud MRS.
John G. Westcott. sister OF the bride
was natron Of henor. After the
ceremony a wedding luncheon was
served at the home Of Mrs. ].
Arthur Bradley. Only members Of
the immediate families were pre.
sent.-Sun.