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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
FOR SALE
For Sale-Furniture

EIGHT ROOMS OF ELEGANT FURNI-
ture, all rooms rented, including garage,
house for rent. No dealers. 2s2 e. So
Temple Was. 4345-J c944
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CAMPBELL AUTOMOBILE CO.,
40 West Am South. c25.1
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For Sale-MotorcycIes
Autos Stored and Repaired

THE POsTOFFICE GARAGE HAS BEEN
opened by j, e. Fleege and c.. w Bal
lard, and In the future will be run as q
first class auto shop. We only have skill
full mechanics in employ Autos
stored and kept In running condition go
70 Postoffice place, b4442
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BOWLING ALLEYS

WINDSOR BOWLING PARLORs, 22s
Main. Prizes each week for ladies'
high scores. Mool
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15

AUTOMOBILES AT REASONABLE
rates for all passenger service. r.
Brownell. Lovendahl's corner, Murray.
Phbne Murray 2l5W. b31S4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15

NEWLY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP-
Ing rooms. en- suite l, and B. 44S SO
15t West b353J
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I uD''',,aSle ,.I. to ugo the
out of the ordinary y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
FOR SALE
Poultry and Pet Stock

S-WS CHICK MAMMA SUPPLIES
, every need for chicks from one day TO
three weeks old $3.50 per hundred
Porter Walton Co.. 274 South State;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15

KEITH APIS.
high class and elegantly furnished
suites and single rooms; finest location
Ia CITY, opposite Eagle Gate, within one
block of the business and shopping dis
trict; at reasonable rates l22 e. South
Temple st c5T1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
For Rent-Unfurnished Rooms

Al BROADWAY. THIRD FLOOR; FOUR
large rooms. b4626
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Autos for Hire

PHONE wASATCH 1886 FOR SUNDAY
and holiday appointments, new cars;
good service. s1t91
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
For Sale-Horses and Vehicles

UNDEDIT DISINFECTANT
VIII keep bathroom etc, In sanitary
condition. Used in railroad coaches hos
pilals. churches. hotels and all public
places. 1t Will kill cockroaches. bedbugs
weave moth. files, mites and all kinds
OF insects. No mill can afford to be with
out IT. 1t is highly recommended by all
users. Try Uneedit, manufactu only
by the Challenge Stock Food Co We
also manufacture poultry tonic. hoof OIL
lice killer, foot ease hog remedy, worm
balls, physio balls. collie cures for horses
and cattle. sore throat and strangle for
horses. SPAWN and ring bones. curbs,
wind puff and all growths. Condition
powder for horses. cattle. sheep and hogs.
Black salve and Oil for cuts bruises,
running cores, Has no equal
Barn Feed Yard, 81 So. 2nd West
c2516
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FOR RENT
Apartments Furnished

ROOMS, SANTA ANA. Sa9 E.
4 rooms, Woodruff, 235 End a. -, 40 90
SALT Lake SECURITY & TRUST
COMPANY.
% Main street. Exchange 80.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15

o 4 NICE 5-RooM COT,
ssD, s,.ss = from Temple, beautiful
sV.,T s.ri M middle Of September.
~ y enable sr to right party oae dns :
L. y North Main. c-0Oo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15
FOR RENT
Housekeeping Rooms

TWO ROOMS, ALSO ONE LARGE
room, neatly furnished for light house
keeping. 90 South Third East. b39
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Ia Rent-Lodge Room
BOARD AND ROOM

|1's>'>'N~o~"~o~o~"~>"~>>- ~~>>~~~>~~~~~~~~~~
.GASS MODERN ROOMS, REA-
Pc, excellent table board; 600
RE Tourists solicited. New
hW North Temple ST. c165S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-15

WE HAVE A FEW USED AUTOMo-
biles at prices which you cannot turn
down. Also FIVE trucks. suitable for any
kind OF business. These are real bar
gains. which It would pay YOU TO inves-
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

W. WILLIAMS & SON. 1ss N STREET
wusatch l545sW, Upholstering. chairs
recaned os42
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-07


An ACT % smsnd section q Assisis
u IAs Constitution a this ssats. and 20 pfs
siJs fos he submissIon q M nmeaamsrs
70 lAr qualified voters Il thsa sfate far aaop
ilsu 81 fsisssioa,
Skrvtos ~ V enacted ~ ihs General
As.eguiiy u sfaiyiand. ihfssassha u 50 ~
usemi.ers sitslsa 10 sash II TIC houses cen
rprFing ThN he folloNiag sssigsn " ana lhe
samr i hsssbs proposed - - amspdmsnt b
Article 81 ths constlsasieu IL tAis State. and,
X adg.iea - lhs legal anA essilhsa vessss
thsseat = herein and " iAw presided. il shan
sspsrseds and stand N he place and stead -
session II aaAa Artislr
Sic. ) Il shsil h. the aass ~ ihs Aiiers
ney General il prosecute saa defend a. ihs
sars u he state AZ cases shltk Il MS tIse u
bic appointments Ind qualification md whieh
ihefeafter Hky u depending n tAt court q
Appeals o. n me sspFsas Court q shs
uuissd Ssaiess ~ . against ice ssase 81
Nllsmiu lhs sipss msy hs interested; and b
shah sivs hia opiuicu "a writing whenever VI
auifea B, ihs Cenuai Assembly 81 sitles
hranfh thereof. ihe Governor The compsrpilsr
Il she Treasury. - any sssle's Attorney, On
ms leaai msNeF o. suhiset depending before
them 81 either d ihsm; ard Nhen required "
inc Governor os Gensrsl Assembly n saail aid
aey sialss Attorney in pFsssepsIng any sals o.
ar,ioa bfauwhl by ths Stats in any cnari ol
ths slats. and NJ shall senmsnxs and prose
cute Or defend any suit o. aeiIon IN any 81
said courts IN IN part 81 TIE sinl%. Which
he General Assembly Or ihs csxsmas ars.
ing according u laws shall 4sssss ID D. con-
menssd. prosecuted o. defended and hf shall
hsys ana perform sueh athes duties and shslI
appoint such number 81 dsputIes 81 asslst.
an,s as lie General ASSEMBLY may from time
10 time ~ la9 prssessbsI and Ne shall receive
Isl hls services 90 annpal salary of hires
lhcusana dollars 81 sach annual SALARY - shs
General Assembly may from fins to tisns b
Wv prescribe; but Ne shall nos b. entitled ID
reeeiys any fesa. Prerequisites o. Fewsfds w6at.
ever ii addition 10 shs salary afofesaid III
he performance Of any Official dnsys nor SHAH
sls Cpsrrnof employ any additional counsel IL
any, case whaisses, unlsa sulhoriasd by the
General Aasamhlr
Size And b Il further snaeted, That The
foregoing section, hsfaby proposed a. "A
amxnanent . the Constitution 81 this state.
saaiI Be- 4 NJ nsa kknera sleetion for mem.
besa u The General Assembly. u Is held il
Iris State. submitted - he legal and qualified
yreFs thsrcof ier thsss adopilon d rejection.
ii nprsaanes u he dirssllons rontainsd il
Ariiels IA q ia Constitution and Il aala
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-07


AN ACT 70 propose - amendment % Arsi
Gle > II the Constipation Of this State by
adding new section. 10 Be known ss aoA;
and 70 provide for The submission 81 said
amendment 10 TIE qualified vstess n this
State ior adoption or rejection
srcrfos l. Be II enacted BY me fenerai
Assembly o. Maryland, three ffihs q ~ ihs
membera a each Of ths tne Houses concur
sins), That the following new section y ard
the SANG Il hereby proposed d a. amend
msns to Article ., title legislative Depart
mens" Of tho conMtusion d The staie, TIE
ssms 10 Be inserted after seeiion 10 aud d
bs numbered 4oA and II ADOPTED BY he
legally quaikad voters thereof. Is heresn pro,
vided. sald seriion shall brcome psn 81
Assieie Of me Constitution n Maryland.
4oA The General Assembly i1vll crAcs
NO law snshorisins private property % hs
iaksn for public We Mthois iuss compshs,
don, 70 BE- agreed upon bslwrsn TIC PARTIES
or Aeardsd BY Jury, being hsai paid q
rendered 10 the party emitted 10 fush corn
psnsasion, but where such properly i slih
a,ed "a Baltimore City aud i desired bs
this State o. NJ the Mayer and clly ceunfil
81 baltimore. The General Assembly may pre-
vide for ire appointment 81 appraipeu BY
coen q Record to salue aueh property. ard
that upon payment ~ ihe smeam ~ sash
valuation 10 the party entitled . eompenss
Non. or into conr and sseufne lhe payment
81 any further ssim that may " asar'ied ~
Jury, such property may Nc ihken.
SCR 4 And IS Il further tnaeisd ~ ths
sushosliy aforesaid. That he said ioscxsins
section, hereby proposed . " ausadNens Y
che Constitution. shall Is IL ness saasirs
general election. 10 BE- held IL Tassaay ness
after ne 6se Meuass ln - meaIh q
Eevsmhas 5g1s. ~ Submitted 70 ths ls4al an8
qualified voters thsfeof. fer ihsif a.lppilan o
rejection, ii pursuhnse a ~ directions ren
tanned IN Article II 81 he conalsnilon 81 ihis
State. and n fhe sid slsesson iht vote -
aaid proposed amendment . he Cenai,Hien
shalI b b ballot and upon eaeh lelio lhsfe
shall besNssisn d printed ihs Nonls err ~
Constitutional Anendmsui" and agaiaa shr
Constitutional Amendment y aee rfosidea
By Iaw. and Immediately atssr aid siessiaa ans
Fsiprns shall he made 10 NE t.hysrnor ii the
vote fer and against said prepesrd ssaeiisiasns.
- directed " ssla Article Il u she csnaisu
lion
Approved April q, 1914.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-07

An ACT 70 amend section ~ a. Article
III, snie Legislative Dspanmeas.1 i ihs
Constitution o. shis Stare and 70 prosas fos
she submisaon "a said amendment Is ihs
qualified voters 81 this siats for sdonslou s.
rejection.
SEcsios !, BE 4 enaettd b. ihs censfal
ASSEMBLY n Maryland. tshrs.Giihs 81 I'll she
members u eaeA 81 shr two honses soncnts
rine), Tbs, the fofIowing seesiop ~ mi I've
same y hereby proposed y - amendment u
Section N q Article IN, tide Legislative
Department" 81 ,ie Consultation u ha state.
and Il adopted " The Iseal ana auslised so.ess
thereof 40 herein isovisa !, shan sufeaeia
and stand n tho place and Stead = section n
Of said Article III
SIC 81 Any bin msy orlsinale II siiler
HOUSE d The General Assembly ana Be altered
amended d rejected ~ she other bui 70 I'm
shall originate IN either House dufjaa liz lass
ten days 81 he session. unIsss tuoBhIrds 81
tbe members eleeted thereto shall 40 dcfcsnipe
BY yeas md nays; nor shall any Wis beeome 4
law until Il be read On three aiaersui days IL
The session n zach House. uDIess t8o.sbiris
81 the members elected 20 the hopse where
such bin is psndlne shall % determine by yeas
and Maya and no bEIl shall be read ! bird
time until i shall have been actually engrossef#
Or printed fol third reading
SEC B. And Be il further Enacted by ilsr
authority aforesaid That the afoFsrolns sec
ton hereby proposed 4 ~ amsndmen, TO The
Constitution d this State shalI b. II thr nsxt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-07

cnARTKR saa


~ @1T n hsnsHa ssss'en : q ARTISTS y
iisis -k'ss'iss Ffsnshias. q Ne Isns''sa.
fen u thsa ssAte - q e pAFMts shs VsAsssl
ASSEMBLY - sSsnss n yess ssiits tfem 80
ysnAl'y ~ asaiins ~ sese so pasts -
penAltf ~ shs purchases . sstss apsn ~
vfae haykt tiehs Ana y pFexlat ~ ~ SO
n''sa'ga Y sssa smsn'imsss = ne ssaiasd
sessfs q 'Als s'sss 20 saspsieA g Fslessien.
SsersoH 4 ~ sHAtssa y ~ 0sAssel
Assembiy q Asulanas fthfsshfths q ~
~ msras'srs = fsea q ~ awe h9usts san'
ssffinfls 1hAs ~ isilewlpe ssstsoa g 80
~ ae'as Z hsFfby pFpppssd - ~ Amsuameaf
e sseiiqa q Asissls 1. sitls ''klssssvs Fssa.
shise,R a ihs conaiisaten q shAs sssis. and
4 aiopssa y shs lssAi md guslihsa sessf.
ihefsoi = hsrssn psgyiasd ssid hsetipn shelI
sapsFstas sna stand - lhs place and stead q
ssssipn J q assa AFtsels q - cssssitaiiea
y Maryland
sne 4 any person shah eaEs, q easf y
dive. directly - sndigesslYs ny brlbs. pt4s4ns
% reward. q any pfemise % Ans security, %
Ne payment - delivery a monsh pr say
eihss hing, p lndase AZ yeisf q refrain
iFasn costing hia sesa' y y etsrshs hlm n
any Wy from yoflnE o. g pFocafs vsgs
IN auz eandldats - pesson proposed. %
scled fer y 40 tleesns d psstdsns snd viss
Pfasldsnt q ~ unissd slaisb o. Repsessn
aatlve y cqhsfsm y tps auy uaist - pfsks
% trust created ~ he Constitution p Laws
y shis ssAis' Y " ihs oFalnamsesl - ~.
ihetaiy q he Mayor ana CIV lssasil q 81
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See Our
Spring Display

49, - So
Spring Display.
Wa 81 tend special invitation
ID or friends and she general
public during this shopping sea
son 10 give as a call and examine
our stock and get cur prices be
inre soginR elsewhere.
SHOES aud DRESS GOODS.
Our Stock be Dress Goods, Waist
GOODS. Dry Goods and Notions
generally are right up-to-date,
and tho prices are the very low
ekt ~ fact there is not better
stock Is select from 10 the eoun-
$50 our me n SHOES are
l1hb nr tothe scratch all the
ffron0b and YOU viii lind
soA alir prices are as low Il moi
iswar ghnn any othef place.
GRoC RRfES.
VIZ always keep a fine line Of
Groceries tE~t are New and
Clean and ot the very bestqu
lily Tor she money asked Tor
sheen.
cANplR,
We have candy galore as hne 3
stock aa you will lind In South.
ern Maryland and we will matcb
prices With the lowest.
10 fact our whole Stock Of Goods
are fun and np-to date in every
line. Calland sector yourselves
and wo will he glad 10 show
our goods whether we can please
ypu or not.
D9.MrN AZ Saunders,
Ar SISTERS GATE.
l,eonardtpwn. Md.
Nov.22. Os Ii
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-07

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-07
"PORTOBELL.A,"
NO. a7oso
IS


Porsohsllo. No. 1880, q lr, T.. goalsa
1894: ~ 0Ambsfta wilkes, Ae60; Gam
Wfnnia Wi1k1e. (dam 81 Mamh1no MAId.
q. lEk. okr.9 by Red Wilkes. f740. 4 "A.
falnasr Qzssn, BY Bourbon CHIEF, $50
go. lE5sa Wimnia Wilkes. Vol. Va Bred
~ q. u .. r. Cecil. DanYiIis, Ky passed
Ao N A. Goodwin, EIgin. Chic. George
WglkAa. Mo. B1n. 0afabotfA. No. 4eB0
portobelia. No. $1,000. jewell: He'd
wilkes. Ma. l14o. Wlnnie WiIkes. dip
aeY oueon.
(3ro,n (f'slnl f,zrtineAfeo Of tha American
aNotAinR Aasoeinaion.l
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-07

portohaIIa u handaons seal brown
ataIiIun; atandn IGN hands high weighs
1850. foAlRd 1904 HasnmaFk "a 2 .00k<;;
s Nall u o.: quarter ii 90 soepnda
Individually. ~ "A horse og Grand
fnish Anf nns disposition. pasi6ct u
dIeEs hoHne. ; ateonS and nmQosh road
huFeo End ! SURE io0l TettnE
Hia blood Ilaee slro Sho vsf3 bsSt, bssno
q ann IA Masmb6zzM Wilkes. Aho nreM4oel
siFe u sp1sd IL 10 world, and Bis dam.
Winnis HiIkeas a one QE The groa9nal
DANG On his - Only \ few w&re evo1
trained lof enSed. bus Of thehe, Nails D.
took mmrk of 4. 21 ID the mud. AFshu
]. was y good third Ii 210H over 4
hsAvY zxneA aid has Ahown trial milel
III ns06. wills N1 nv colts show gfeAl
-, ezgie I'D npssd.
Eox gaRtsls paFtlsulas. address
4. i. MouREy.
.eenar6tssn. NJ.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-07

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-08-07

b printed il. words Per ne Constitutional
Ansndmsnts ard eAsslnsl the Constitutional
Amendment, y non provided b NV With a.
appropriate box 70 vote fpr and against ne
szms as the voter shall sslses And upon sad
ballot ihe new words proposed N ~ added n
said Section Of said Article i namely, ne
words But shs csnenA Asssmbiy nhr m
& discretion rsmoxs ~ shove penalty and ~
other panelsles upen NE vote ssnsf % - q
place ne penalties for iAs purchase q votes
ppen ths vote buyer alone. ahslI bs printed on
she official bzlipl ID ifdilsa - as 70 plainly
iHalsais 70 shs voter the said proposed charge
4 The Constitution. and inmedistsiy sitter said
dne election due returns shan y made 70 she
Governor q ire vote foF nnA ,szlnss sid
proposed Amendments q directed b he said
Article "A d ne said Constitution
Approved April II, 1919.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-06-26

OF course in a tone q disappoint
Eent At her oversight. he couldnr
very well forget or desert one who
haa SO generously befriended him"
There are those now among his
friends he must needs desert" the
crone eackled. wagging her head.
A shadow crossed the girls brow.
Must needs ," she repeated.
Aye, forsooth! His comradas-ta-
ken prisoners near the island Of
Casque? His Excellency will hang
them till they're dead-dead, like
some I've seen dangling from the
branches in the wood. He. the Black
Seigneur. may wish to save them; but
what can he do?"
What, indeed?" The girl regarded
the Mount almost bitterly. 1T is i'm
Way there!" At that moment, a
deep. strong voice from a little group
Of people, moving toward them. inter
rupted.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-06-26
Figured in Famous Episode.

to hunt whales. On Easter Sunday,
April 16, 1876, whaleboat from the
Catalpa, carrying Captain Anthony
and a crew of six men, landed at
Rockingham and next morning had
considerable difficulty in accounting
for themselves to a customs officer.
Meantime, at Freemantle, the work
of rescue had begun. The prisoners
were allowed a great deal of liberty
and were assigned various kinds of
work outside the prison walls. Two
traps, made ready by Desmond and
Breslin, awaited them on the Rock
ingham road, within five minutes run
of the prison, and when the prisoners,
wearing letters, left the prison for
their assigned duties they were taken
and conducted by Breslin and Des-
mond. The race for Rockingham was
then begun and that place was nearly
reached before the police learned OF
the escape and mounted their horses
in pursuit. When the police reached
Rockingham the prisoners were out at
sea in the whaleboat.
But the exciting part or the rescue
had only begun. The whaleboat had
difficult time In reaching the Catal-
pa, which had been out of sight be-
low the horizon line when the smaller
boat had left Rockingham beach. A
storm struck the whaleboat and car
ried away both mast and sail, while
water poured over the stern of the
boat, keeping several of the men busy
bailing it out Night fell while the
storm still ragged and in this plight
they remained till morning.
In the morning they vainly tried to
attract the attention Of the Catalpa.
which they could see; and to their
they beheld the govern
nent steamer Georgette steam toward
he Catalpa, which 1t spoke. The
Seorgette made a wide circuit around
he whaleboat without seeing 1t and
hen steamed in toward the shore.
Polk County news-gazette. (Benton, Tenn.) 190?-191?, 1913-06-26
CHAPTER XIV.
The Voice from the Group.

The Voice from the Group.
mo one from the household is al
lowed through without an order!"
you will, however, let me pass"
Because you have a pretty face?'
The sentinel at the great gate separat-
ing the upper part Of the Mount from
the town, answered roughly. mot you,
my girl. or"
But she who importuned raised the
sides OF the ample linen head-dress
and revealed fully her countenance
my Lady," Half convinced, half
incredulous. the soldier looked;
stared; at features, familiar, yet seem
ing different, with the rebellious gold
en- hair smoothed down severely
above; the figure CARRIED in Norman
peasant dress. made for costume
dance when the mobiles and court la
dies had visited the Mount.
"You do not doubt who am ?" I'm.
periously regarding him.
mo, my Lady; only"
"Then open the gate!" she COM
manded.
The man pushed back the ponder
GUS bolts; pressed outward the mass
of oak and iron, and, puzzled, sur
prised. watched the girl slip through.
OF course 1t was none of his affair,
my lady's caprice, and II she chose to
so ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the people on
such day, when all the idle vaga-
bonds made pretext to visit the Mount,
her right to do so remained unques-
toned; but, as he closed the heavy
door, he shook his head. Think of the |
risk! Who knew what might happen
in the event Of her identity being re-
vealed to certain of those in that
coneourse without? |