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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
Scbr ridtis.

HehtSantpalt: .@as. Sic baben
Die Sred)beit. iih bel mir aui mcin
Snicrat uls 0iener jlt melbeu. nad.
bent Sic prraeitcrn crit pom Der I'm.
flase iuescn Giubruh frcisciprodcn
pnrben."
Spisbube: .Slber, Scrr Icftor,
Sic bobeu mir bod in ibrer Tertbci.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
3n ipGt.

~
8oron lit er g~eitorben?
In elmer fleinen Meinungsper.
ifieoenbeit, iopeit it ieben faun.
Sb,-eine Briiaelei?
Gber ourd)aiis nift.
@as oenn2
Die aerSte maren perid)ieoener
Weinung. ln0 or itdrb. che lie Die
Srage entld)ieOen hutten.
8algcnbnmpr.
8efangcner (oer ben @ciananiB.
altjlig anleacn iol. gum @1rter) !:
Bite, geben Sic mir cine Soic NIT
elmer 9ilgelfalte!
- - y
Tnpaiinns.
n8ommt 3D." er5GbIte Der Sber.
foriter, ymein Siigenbfreuno Yroiei.
lor 6roIt mGbreno Der sroBeu 1erien
5u 9eilih). Satte id,on alti Der Ycnne
ieinen Eieps; Oanlals iantrneIte err
ihon SeiIid)reden, 8iirmer uno Der
gleiden Sduuno. Der Gieps batte
iif III Den pier5ig Sabren 5it eiltcnt
gan5 biibIden Sparren dlisgepad,.
fen. Ilio Der Menidl paniht mir
Den gan5en Sdg barfub in meinem
Seife bcrum, freblt. fiidt, iGngt
8aiierilobe unb MiidcnIaruen urlo
auoercs Goelpilo. TaS gebt 10 ieine
ied,S @oten, Oh war iein llrlaub Sil
gnoe. Gr brinat am lestcn 5oqe
ieincn auBcreu Ieniden in aultiir.
5ititnno unb oeriiift in ieine Sfnlbe
bineIn5ufommen, Die or lett iciner
I~nfunfAllid,t mebr an Den iSiiben
sebabt bat. Is gent nid)t. Sid 81,
eng .@oris," iaat er 5li mir. .,iicb'
Dir bod mai meine sSiiBc an, i6 alor-
be, i6 babe Siibneraigen spiid,en
Den 3ehei; eS briidt Mid qalr5 emit
icslid,." sd, bciehe mir olio ieinc
Sinterluiire . =. or Dobr Iehr flir;.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
~ - ~
Hidtig,

Meiiterin: yHee, oa bort iid bent
ood) giles ui--itreiht iih Der infaine
Surge auf nod, Die tberre Butter
ulltert nj BET 9roo!"
Sebriunge: Sea, Meeitern. mel
llntermaitl lit mir seraoe 10 lieb ipie
mel SbermauIl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

iidltig urb fonnte ieine 3ehen blob
nit Dem 6ernrnbr erreid)en . luas
friegc ih sit ieben? SfpinmbGutel
Megelrchte SfmimntbGilte bate Ser
@oIierpantifer Srpiifen Den arals
len. ~ @lldfaiten."
q " y
WcmitblidI.
las StraBenpflaiter miro auige.
riiien. Gin Nrbeiter h1lt nit beioen
SanOen einen ipisen giienltab. Ben
DER olioere NIT mlihtigeu Shldgen
in oas Eflaiter treibt.
oauguit," iagt Der erIte. rnimm
DID ctipas in ad)t. SD babe beute
meilteu Somntagshiit auf."
9araiii nleiut Der 1noere: r@cibt
OH. nintm i'm Iieber ob. SD babe
beite eiucn rniiheren Shloa."
~ - y
Stis gent baocn.
Sic Saiiiererin fragt inn: @ol.
ler Sic nif)t 5lpolf aarteu nebmen2
5, no perb id, DeiB i'd Oertn, ob
id) nod jpoli Sabre leb?
- = -
Tobcrnc SiebescrflGrnns.
oN(ber, Gle, Sic ipiIien bod, oab
id, Sic anbete-perebre! Carl i'd,
nid)t alif @rborung boffen?!"
nIod,. ih mill Sic erboren-re6,
men Sic init Yapa!~
- - y
Stein 8rnmo.
,Sage mir MIR, oh on einen Der.
niinftigen 9riiub bait, bas WGoeI All
beirotbenl"
sd liebc lie"
.slber ih bite Oit-oas lit ne
iaiile Iusreoe, aber bod fein
@runol"
Ser quite Yapa.
Gle tan ibrc Woma i~d)reibeno) :
.9iebe Mama! sd bin iebr trauria.
leit on tort bit, mo iebne mid,
ifreflid, nah bir.-GS lit MIR elm
Slid. Dob Der Yopa iminer reht
luitig iit-ipabriheiulid,. nm mid
aui5ubeitern .-9cr cute Tapa!"
~ y ~
8nte Insiidlt.
Snfel (ocr Ben peri6uloeten ltei.
len rangieren mia): .Siub sic Ser.
ren nllc int Sorsimmer oeine 8lGil.
biger?"
Neiie: .9tctn-mtr Der 8l1uui-
gerausifuB."
y y -
Stellcnaeindl.
SiloermGod)cn iiid)t Stc0c, am
liebiten 5u finbcrloier Tomilic.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
Yusrebe.

Hifter: ,Wie fan,en Sic oa;u,
iid oas aiitd)en Giearren art5ueie.
nen2"
Ingeflagter: yGutidyuloigen Sic.
SER Rihter, ih iammeIe n1mlid Die
Spisen 81 einem m~obltbdtigen
3lued!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
b = y


ySolanec Der Baron S~tolseniels
arm mar, braufte er piel Shubperf
itno blieb aIes ihulois. uno ieet, no
er 10 reid gebeirotbet hat iino 5ablen
fam. fdbrt er in ieiter aaleite unb
jerreiBt nid]tsl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
S0hite Roth.

Srau a.: sir Die arl1len 2auerS
miibtc mon o6er pirflth etuos
tbun!"
6roii g.: ,2lf2 Stebt e5 10
idlimm nit ibnen?"
Srnr I.: yA6er ih bite Sic,
fcilts BON ibncn bot ein sluto!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19

VSuiultSC pSL OuLuV SlUl6tilIelS
arm mar. braufte err piel Shubpert
ltno blieb aIes ihuloig. uno iest, no
er 10 reid sebeiratbet hat rno 5ablen
fam, idbrt er in ieirer aaleite uno
jerreiBt nid)tsi"
Nns Der SfuIc.
9ebrer (iiber sic Sort6epegunas.
artcn Der Sbiere ipredeno): ,9llio
Der Slob bupft.-Meier, mas bupit
npd)?"
Meier Tin 8eoanfen enporifnel.
leIO): ,rMei' Waberli"
y - y
Mif)tis!
SoDnhen: .Hapa, mas peritebt
man cisentliH nnter elmer Slug.
lDo6e2"
Bapa: Cine a~dlttdsise Wotoroe-
Jeff rsic."
NemcS Sinbernif.
Sauptmann y3lim Sonnerrpet.
Ter. tonncn Sic Den sseino nidt ie.
ben, Serr Seutnant2 8arum feilern
Sic nidt?"
Seiitnant: SER Sdupfmann emf.
Ituloigel Der aineinatosrapb NOR
nod ridt fertis."
Ter periDbnenbe Abidlnf.
Die berltide rYariier 3eituna" er.
3Gblt folsenoes nette dftiielle &c.
idifthen: glif Der giienbabniobrt
pom Earis nad SeriaiQes beiano iif
oicicr Gage Der 9ramatifer 9aiil
Serpieu. Mitalieo ser Icaoemie
6roncoiie, einem sleiGfalS Die 20.
lette irasenoen 1lteren Serrn aegen.
iiber. Serpieu puBte aanS gena,,.
ooB Iein Sis-a.pis WitgIieo oes SN,.
ltitltts bon Sranfreif lei, aber Ger
Hamc. Der Same! Wtan iprad bon
Der ihonen 9iteratur. Der Gltere
Serr befunoete oas lebbafteite Snte.
reiie ait benz bon Serpieu fir sic
nGdiie SpielSeit oes Sbeatre Sran.
caiS porbereiteten S6auipiel ,9e
Wtasculin".
sd bin beinabe iertig." iaste Scr
Sihter, ~es feblen am Wamifripte
pieaeift nilr nod fiini Seiten, aber
oieies @noe gibt mir bel 81 idaiien.
id babe grobe Shnierigfeit, oen bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
Ser cute Yapa.
Cute Insidlt.

Snfel (ocr ben ueri6uloeten 9tei.
ZEN rangieren wia: .Siub sic Ser.
rem nllc int Sorsiumer Oeine 8lGll.
bieer2"
Neiie: .9tern-mtr Der @l1uoi.
aerausidub."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
Nns Der ShmIc.
v " y
8idtis,

Sobnf,en: a4apa, mas peritebt
man cisentliH uater elmer Slug.
Wofe?"
Bapa: Cine adttdsise Wotoroe-
ieft.O rsie."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-12-19
Iobcrnc 9icbcscrflGrnna.

o9lber, Gle, Sic ipiiien bod, bab
id, Sic anbete-perebre! Carl id)
nid)t aiif @rbcrung boffen2l"
~Iod,. ih mill Sic erboren-re6,
men Sic init gapol"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-01-26

Mr.. Swepsou Earle, engineer to
the Shellfish Commission. conferred
last week with Gov. Crothers con-
corning the preservation OF the
Grabbing industry OF the State. II
no laws governing this Industry be
passed. and the same methods ara
employed by the craobers as al
present, il is feared that this class
OF sea food will be extinct within 10
years.
Mr. Earle believes that the State
should require crabbers TO throw
female crabs back into the water
during certain seasons OF the year
The female crab is only about one
fifth the market value OF the male
crab. He suggested 10 the Govern
or that the State adopt the Virginia
grabbing law. Every Grabbing boat
In that State is compelled to pay q
tax Of 81 90. The law brings a rev.
epue OF about SIG. 600 year to Vir-
Ridia.
Mr.. Earle also believes that the
trade bodies OF the State should
combine to support plans for pre-
serving the natural resources, and
with that end in view he is prepar-
ing 10 get into communication with
the associations. At the next ses.
ion OF the Legislature It Is likely
that Governor Crothers will urge
the consolidation OF oyster navy the
Shelf b Commission, the Fish Com
mission and other commissions
whose jurisdiction covers some OF
The natural resources in the waters.
Baltimore Sun.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-01-26
State News.

.Samnel ]. Tilden, believed TO be
the oldest horse in the country, is
dead at Chestertown, Md, aged 43
years.
Charles O'Neil. Fl years old. OF
Philadelphia, was taken from a re-
frigsrator car at Cumberland after
being locking up for Eve days and
may not recover.
William DAILY, a travelling sales
man from Atlantic City, died on q
train while passing Scotland, near
Hagerstown.
Charges are 10 be filed with the
State Board of Education and the
Governor against Oakland School
Board.
DR.. ]. Mcpherson Scott, Mayor oil
Hagarstown, who was elected last
fall by majority OF 600, is being
boomed for Governor in the Republi.
can ticket.
Residents of Evansville held q
meeting ard resolved to send q large
delegation TO protest before the Pub
lie Service Commission in Baltimore
today against the proposed grade
crossing at Randsllstown OF the
Was hiugton. Frederick and Gettys-
burg railway.
A series of farmers institutes
will be held this week in Hagers.
town, Fred wick. Westminster and
other places in the western part oil
the State.
Public opinion at Cumberland
now inclines TO the belief that Twi0Q
poisoned Miss Grace Elasser and
took his own life.
Preparations have been complst-
ed for the laymen's missionary
movement convention at Frederick
this week.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-01-26

Sister Mary Eulalia. twice mother
superior Of the Visitation Convent ut
Frederick. Is dead.
James Campbell. 40 years old and
having only one arm and one leg,
sloped with girl not yet Is years
old and married her at Cumberland.
The collier Neptune, the largest
vessel ever built by the Maryland
Steel Company and the irst OF her
type 70 have turbine engines, was
successfully launched at Sparrows
Point.
Mr.. William r. Stone, the Rspub-
licar leader, says he Is ready toassist
Baltimore Democrats TO get the
Democratic National Con vention for
Baltimore.
FitEhugh Coyle Goldsboroug b, an
artist, formerly Of Washington, said
70 be Of the old Maryland family OF
that name committed suicide In New
York after shooting and dangerous
ly wounding David Graham Phillips
the author.
DR.. Mcpherson Crichton was &C.
Quilted Of man slaughter at Rockville
after bis automobile had RUIZ down
Alexander Bowie at La Plata August
n.
A house In "a Easton suburb
burned, and snow on the roofs saw
ed those adjoining.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-01-26
For Sale.

On aseount Of disseminating business,
win sell
DIRT CHEAP FOR CASH
the following machinery and equipment
belonging % the Patuxent Lumber Com
pany:
/ One 20 Il. P. Cornish Boiler, on
skids, with 20 Fl. p. Ajax Engine noun
ted. One No. 2H Farquhar Saw-mill
with IS ieet OF carriage, IS feet Of ways,
D head blocks and monitor dogs, log.
turner, 30 feet Scan dinavia belt new,
and two Inserted tooth Disston Saws,
90 and 81 inch; three Timber Carts with
D feet wheels; 2 sets OF 3 ieet steel Timber
cart wheels with bowed axles (new).
One Logging Truck for pole tramway:
one iron. wheel Lumber Wagon, with 8
inch tread; lot OF Cross-cut Saws, axes,
cant-hooks and other supplies.
2 One 10 q. P. Flory skidding-en-
gine, mounted on wheels, double drum
and double cylinder. with cut steel gears;
S400 feet OF y inch plow steel cable;
four IL inch sheave blocks and other
supplies. This OUTFIT has been used
about two months.
3 One "a inch double Surfaeer. match
ing from TO II inches In width and L
to 8 inches in thickness. This machine
has been used less than six month. One
Automatic knife Grinder.
All the above machinery Ia in good
condition and must be cold quick.
For particulars, address,
L. +. HOUSTON, JR.,
Chestnut Hill Ave,
Jan. 20-St. Baltimore, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-01-26

We return thanks to Hon. W. B.
Claggett. Comptroller Of the State
Treasury for a copy Of bis report
for the fiscal year ended September
80, 1910.
From the report We CLEAN that the
Clerk to the St. Msry's Circuit
Court paid into the State Treasury
a total OF 5.12O.39, the chief items
OF which were. from traders licen-
ses, SLIP 80; traders liquor IL
censes, $1,749,9l; exhibition licen.
ses. 1926 so; tax on civil commits
sions, $22s; oyster fines, $232. rs;
tong and scrape licenses. 1885 81.
Statement A shows that the re-
ceipts OF the Clerk TO the Circuit
Court for st. Mary's county, from
December 9. 1903 to December 9,
1909, were, $377316 or this
amount 81 $50 was paid out for Clerk
hire. leaving $3.50 to account Of
Clerk s salary.
Statements G and D state that the
States Attorney aud Sheriff Of st.
Mays county made no reports.
They bad plenty OF company for
their brother officials failed TO re-
port IN Fl ano II counties respec-
tively.
Table z shows the receipts and
disbursements on account Of toba G.
co inspections for the year ended
June 80. 1910. were $40, s52 80.
During the year 1910. there was
paid into the State Treasury for
taxes from St. Mary's county, by
REM. F. Combs, SAT. 70 and by VIM.
+. L Long, IS, $50.
J. p. Green well. late Register.
during 1910, paid 10 $74 OF and Ben
jlmin Combs paid $36. IS. These
payments were for tax on commits
sions and collateral inheritauces.
Statement II shows q balance to
the credit OF the Oyster Fund, Sep
TENDER 30. 1910. of $2O.b2, so the
oyster navy is self supporting.
Statement L shows that the Comp
troller received on accou MT OF the
Public School tax from st. Mary's
county in 1910. "a $50 SO, and paid
to our county for public schools,
$50. 873 II. He also paid US $40
for the Academic Fund and 90, 600
for Charlotte Hall Academy and
1000 for st. Mary's Female Semi
nary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-01-26
BANK STATEMENT.

DAMN = ~ II VI Elm /.
No. St29.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF MECHANICS
VILE I'm the State OF Maryland, at the
close of business, Januarv 7th, 1911.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-01-26

condition.
Gen. u
has beenI
term as |
ton the
the pensl
section.
ment is (
pie Of NJ
10 thi
LEGATION /
IL is one
lish li'e'
much for|
be read /
pleasureI
never grf
Phylli4
to Leona.
Constable
ed in Jail
Richards
The wo1
aud com
section a.
The Cd
lie Clerg|
cd the II
nearLeo
College.
school,. |
proved
greatly
tions for
Of the {
charges
10 withi
moderate
will give
tion as
lara in nj
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-01-26
lev Advertisements.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

There win be q meeting Of the Board
Of School Commissioners, on
Tuesday, February 7, 1911,
20 aadit Teachers Reports for the Term
ending Jan. S1st, instant.
By order,
GEO. w. JOY, Secretary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-01-26
Notice to Creditors.

Orphans Court o. 81 Mary's County, Set
December "a, 1910.
ORDERED BIZ THE COURT, That Thomas
Ob. Davis, Rxecutor OF Martha A. Harri-
San, Late OF 50. Mary's county, Nd, deceaa-
ceased, give th9 notice required by law 90 the
deceased's creditors 70 exhibit their claims,
End that the same b published once o week
Tor nix successive weeks In the st. Anry's
Beacon.
BENZ. COMBS,
Register Of wills
True copy. Test:
BnN1. CoMDa,
Register 81 wills for g. Mays County.
notice..
In pursuance % the above order, i hereby
give notice that have obtained nom the Or.
phAna Court Of B. Mary's county; Md, let
ters Of Administration on the personal estate
AARTHA A. HARRISON.
late Of said eeaRty, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby notified 70 exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto, to the sub
scrfbod on or before the 2ist day OF June
1911, they win otherwise by law be excluded
nom the benefit Of the aaid estate. All per.
sons indebted 20 the deceased are required 70
make immediate pay ment 20 the subscriber.
THOMAS B. DAVIS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-01-26

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, 4S,764 70
Overdrafts. secured and unsecured, 70 IS
U. =. Bonds to secure circulation, N,260 90
Premiums on U. y. Bonds, 3I2 60
Bonds, Securities, etc. 4,525 %
Banking house, Furniture, Fix lures, 4,2IS II
Due from National Banks mot
reserve agents, $50 o6
Due from state and Private Ranks
and Bankers, Trust Companies,
and Savings Bank, 206 81
Due from approved reserve agents, 6,977 so
checks and other cEsh items, iO2 90
Notes OF other National Banks, 30 90
Fractional paper currency, nickels,
and cents, n n
Lawful money reserve IN bank. viz.
LeSal-iender notes, $40 %, Ass 60
Redemption fund with U. >. Treasur-
or Is per cent. OF circulation, I,OIs 90
Total. sss,7sl g
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In, 1900 90
surplus fund, 1850 90
Undivided Profits, less Ex penses
and Taxes paid. s2s o
National Bank Notes outstanding, 1870 90
Individual Deposits subject TO check, 1894 u
Total, ss6.7sl es
state OF Maryland, County OF So. Mary's, 50:
I,E. NJ. Anderson, Cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnIy swear that the
| above statement is true to the hest OF my
knowledge and belief T.. NJ. ANDERSON.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
| day OF January 1911.
l. DUBOIS, J.P.
Correct Attest:
w. W. EARLY,
z. r. MORGAN,
EUGENE TRICE,
Jan. Is 1T Directors
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-01-26

UUl
Locally
The Cha
ISOLATION
Percherou
Miss ID
niece. ~ RS
dor Hail.
There "
Sunday d
melted tet
An irfs
BENZ. Con-
Wednesda
La Grip
Mary y an
that have
Our lOcg
Saturday,
that they
fox.
In our
print sew
which we
over.
John T.
have been
WashiGgtt
LAwre nce
G. b G.
had q hot
la his DIV
Washingt(
Joseph.
Mrs. Char
ardtown. 4
dsnce last
Webster
his reside
Bay distr
monia. III
age.
There Al
ers ia tie
$50 negro
werecon v
1910.
CorneliI
accompany
Stephen 4
our Office |
Saturday.
We are
Turner fol
vile Dali
description
1t that Cit
Reyburu
Of Park Hd
Real Estat
lie. was in
day on u
Mr.. J \
his home
county. n
slant ~
Petherbri
Miss $
county, a
FREDERICK
week ~ Y
nome IN u
Journal.
In our d
Of the dea
]. J Alive
ted the ma
dauRh,e
nee Miss
The Cor
sitting as
Review.
ANTICIPATED
Of the cou
five millid
A IOdg
Of Ameri
Charlotte
all the pr
disposed
operation
J. ]. "
having ID
Judge Ca
Norris ID
said that
Hill! Top.
the work
The 81
been issu
Eors is ia
ers want
Ii contain
needs mo
pensible
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'drags
surfaced
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tainly GU
Mullen s
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condition
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has been
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ton the M
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section.
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10 this
LEGATION 4
Il is one
lish lire
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-01-26
MILLISON BARGAIN HOUSE.
Leonardtown, Md.
Special Sale OF Clothing For One Mont b.

have 100 Men, Suits odds ard er. really worth
price sslsO have4oycntn suits worth q to*7 50.
STYLE Blue Serge Nicksrbokcr Pants for 90 30
have Mems Pants 90 pair that sod FOR 50 and - they
Bows be disposed price ats which
sod for 80 to $5 them from 81 % Up They
Also have Meu suits
frsn - 10 $s2 So color you desire
MILLISON BARGAIN HOU
Will Sell Shoes, One Fourth Of on every Dollar. Mems
high bop like boot Ne rs due Shoes 81 Us
Ladies Congress shu 81 70 5 Only
$llO. Men Rubber Bo It's $2.3o.
MnhIsON BARGAIN zoUsE-DRY GOODS.
cent of for 30 Yard cotton rs ydS for sl
a, % All cloth, yd. Flannel Rsd aud Blue
s Caicoee Tor quilting add 20 a$l. Bed
double 4sc and pair Flannel, goods 10
really worth lOc, but price &c.
MILLIsoN BARGAIN HoUSE-NoTIoNs
Mems aseced under shirts and draws Toe pair lighter
sot ise pece Men top shirts everybody sells Doc.
ny prices Is . for 81 Men worsted pair
Children stripped stockens
penders 90 low as 3 pair for 25c.
MILLIsoN BARGAIN HOUSE Millinery.
We selling the latest Misses
very low prices Ladies' Girls Cndrea
selling Tor nall price and every Lady
hse Nr or present so come and get suited
hILLIsoN BARGAIN HOUSE GROCERIES.
or "a nce pounds for No. Bread soda l0c.
washing soda, pounds loo. pound bag
Yeast powder boxes for 2so. Black pou4e lac.
MILLIsON BARGAIN HOUSE
aa.:s ana 1a l .ssH,ss5 Hs Bed stead:
= :.;: :; - s"s x -:.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-01-26

81 per cent. interest paid
on Saving Deposits.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-21
naeo p, SICK I'D:
Ast@esY =
p forms Marriage

Altho confined to his bed suffering
with typhoid fever. Rev. Leroy Col
lasher, pastor OF the. Green Mountain
CONGREGATIONAL church. was not to be
prevented from keeping an appoints
ment to marry couple Wednesday.
The pastor officiated at the marriage
Of John E.. Tunree and Agnes !. B.
somers, both Of Green Mountain. The
ceremony was performed At the par
sonage Wednesday evening at 1880
= Passing quietly into the sick room.
and kneeling beside the pastors bed
side, Mr. Tufree and Miss Somers ac-
cepted the VOWS Of rnatrimony, with
Mrs. Gallagher, and her husbands
nurse, Miss McAfee. as the only wit
nesses. Miss Somers wore becom-
ing gown Of blue poi-de-soi silk, trim
med with lace insertion.
Mr.. Tufree and his bride are both
highly esteemed young people OF Green
Mountain, where Mr.. Tuffree is en-
gagged in blacksmithing. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tuffree will 60 to housekeeping at
once In home Mr. Turree purchased
recently and has fitted up nicely for
the reception Of his bride.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-21
nooNAN's FUNERAL FRIDAY.
Body Reaches City, Accompanied by
Widow and Niece.

The body OF Thomas Noonan, the
former well-known Marshalltown man
who was killed Saturday night at Lees
Summit. No. reached this city at 1882
today. in charge Of Mrs. Nocnan and
her husbands niece, Mrs. Laura DIVER,
the latter of Waterloo The body was
taken to the home OF Mr.. Noonan's
sister. Mrs. Maggie A. Mack. 603 South
Second street. The funeral will be
held from st. Marys church Friday
morning at 8: 80. Interment will be in
Riverside.
Further particulars Of the death Of
Mr. Noonan' were learned at Lees
Summit by Mrs. Noonan and Mrs.
Dwyer. Noonan. who was employed
as foreman Of steel gang on the
Missouri Pacific, was on his way from
Lees summit to the camp. southeast Of
the town. He had walked about three
quarters Of a mile when he was struck
by the Joplin express. The accident
happened at sos O'Clock. Death was
instanta neous.
Aside from Mrs. Nooaan and her
three children. Mamie William. and
Lillian. and the sister, Mrs. Mack Mr..
Noonan is survived by another sister,
Mrs Michael Harmon, who lives at
sos East Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-09-21
Sunday sehoo, Teacher. plan Work

SUNDAY Seu00l t0aenOVS pIao WORK.
The Sunday School Teachers Union
opened its season Wednesday with a
social afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
z. l.. Williams. GOA East State street.
A short business session was held in
opening the meeting, and plans for the
seasons work were made. 1t was voted
to change the, meeting day from Mon
day to Tuesday. Mrs. G. H. Morris and
Miss Angelina Mckinley were chosen
TO take charge Of the supplementary
work Of the union. The advanced clasS
will continue the reading Of Herbert
Monirger'. From the Jordan to the
Throne. Of Saul: the standard class
will take up Studies in the Gospels
and Acts; and the beginners class
Will study teacher training. Several
new members were added to the union
light refreshments were served by the
outlook for prosperous season was
never better since the organization
started. During the social hour, In
which the members did needlework.
light refreshments were sreved by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. A. Melberg.
Mrs. r. A. Betz, and Mrs A. M Treat.