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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-20
MINooKA.

The local team will go to Dunmore
Sunday to play the representative team
of that place.
The employees of the Greenwood col
lieries will be paid today.
The Maroon base ball club will con-
duct an entertainment at st. Josephs
hall Monday evening,
The Populars, a recently organized
team, will signalize their appearance
in amateur circles in a game with
the West Side club.
Misses Katie O'Malley and Mary
Murphy. of New York, are visiting
Miss Bridget Higgins, on North Main
street.
Try Lackawanna Brewing Com
pany's special brew ~
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GATHERED In
SOUTH SCRANTON
FUNERAL OF THE LATE ALLAN
sCHoLL.

Services Held in st. Johns Church
and Attended by Members of the
q. A. R.-Forest Band Social and
Entertainment-Mis Rosar Sur
prised-Division No. 22 Will En-
tertain-Several Outing Parties
Will Be Organized Tomorrow.
Smaller Items of Interest.
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nrs. FLORENCE A. WOLFE, SIS nuIberry
ST., Lancaster, Ohio, writes;

81, Lsncaster, OhIo, NfItss'
"DEAR MRS. PISKHAM:-For two
years was troubled with what the
local phi ysicisns told me was innamms-
ton Of the womb. Every month 1 suf-
fered terribly. had taken enough
medicine from the doctors to cure any
one, but obtsined relief for a short
time only. Atlast concluded to write
to you in regard to my case, and can
say that by following your advice am
now pefectly we'll"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-20
EVENTS OF DAY in
WEST SCRANTON
DELBERT o'BoYLE MET a
FRIGHTFUL DEATH.

Struck by an Engine on thesKeyser
Valley Branch of the D., L. e. w.
Railroad-His Body Was Terribly
Mangled-Harry Davies Has Sue
cessfully Passed His Examina-
tions--Young Men of Keyser VAL
ley Have Organized Hose Com
pany-Personal News Notes.
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Pea Coal Delivered, $1.25,

to South Side, central city and central
Hyde Park. Address orders TO C. B.
Sharkey, 1914 Cedar ave. Phone $685.
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AN ENJOYABLE EVENT.

The rooms of the West Scranton
branch Of the Young Women'a Chris
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-20
It Will Naturally
Interest You at This Season

To know where you fill your Hosiery and Un-
derwear wants to the best advantage, although we
might almost take it for granted that you
that we carry larger finer, more complete line III
these departments than is to be found anywhere else
in this state outside of Philadelphia, and even then,
there's stock that's better complete
in detail
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steamers collide.

The excursion steamers, Kent and Estelle
Randall under the command of Captains
skinner and Harry Randall, respectively,
met with rather alarming accident while on
their return u Washington city from an ali
day excursion to Chapel Point on Sunday
last. The collision which resulted 10 the
Rsudalrs being considerably damaged, &C.
cured at the mouth Of ?or, Tobacco Creek
about two miles below Chapel Point where
the boats made the turn up the river II
seems that while the Randall was ran into b.
the Keut, the former is responsible for the
accident, as /, is claimed that in making the
turn as above stated, each boat attempted 10
gain the lead and 10 so doing the Randall, i
is alleged. dashed directly in front OF the
Kent and before she could get out Of the way
The Kent gave her heavy blow in the side
aud as a result of which she was badly splint-
cred and much damaged but not so much as
to prevent her from making The trip to Wash
iug,on that evening The steamer Kent
which is larger boat than the Randall,
received no marks Of injury. The passengers
however, on both boats we're much alarmed
and a number Of ladies on board tainted from
the frightful shock 1t is reported that the
Kent will institute suit against the Randall
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usnrcrp rAfrs VIA PENNSYLVANIA AAilE Ap'
The Ea,iornl Export Exposition ~bleh
on ~ Al Philadelphia ON september q end
e,.inwa anfl Novemhs 30, vii he he
mos, interesting and important event ne' mr.
sssr ia Philadelphia since the Centennial Es-
lisi,isn Of 1876 10 addition TO iis valuable
cona,sfciagexhibI, il will present. merry l's'i-
nres Of popular interest and amusement The
oniied State, Marine Band Sousa's Band the
Bands Ros,. lines Band, Dsmfoseh
Orchestra. and other celebrated bands viii
furnish music alternately and Midway
Plaisanre. equal it not superior 10 the famous
Worlds Fair Midway at Chicago, and com
psisiug a Chinese Village, a Chinese Theatre,
.erobats. ,aid customs; NJ Oriental VILLAGE
Load,n Ghost Show, Bagenbeck's Wild
Animal Show, Barney Castle, and many
other uniqae presentations, will furnish
abundant and diversified amusement. Ar
-augements have also been made for Mandolin
Guitar, and Banjo Concerts. and for grand
chorus from the German Singing Societies.
For this occasion the Pennsy wanna Rail-
road Company will sell excursion tickets from
all points on It's line, 70 Philadelpnia and
return, at rate Of fare aud q third for the
round trip plus price Of admission These
tickets will be sold during ne continuance OF
the Exposition and will be good for return
oassage until November 80.
For specific rates hud additional inform,
apply to ueares, Ticket Agent
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bcsIysills. Va. sept De-. Hsiief Cox,
Of the United States Army, aud Miss ANNE
Blown Mccormick were married at ] O'Clock
this evening al ROSE IlGi, thr residence Of the
bird. The house was brilliantly illuminated
and decorated With palms and golden rod,
Tho eeFe.sony being performed in the hall
beneath an arch in winch green was prtitilJ
combined with the yellow Of the golden rod
Miss Rosalie T. Mccormick, sister Of the
ride, was maid Of honor, aud Dr. Thomas
Hastings. Of New York, best man The
bridesmaids were Misses Edith R. and Lucy
B Cox, Of Chares county, Maryland, sisters
Of the groom; Mary Powell, Of Alexandra,
and Leacy McDonsld, Norah Moore and Esther
u. Lewis Of Clarke county The couple enter
ed the hall down an aisle formed BY tse
bridesmaids on either. side The eeremon!
was performed By Rev. Edward Wall, rector
OF Grace Episcopal Church, and the music
was rendered by Miss Mamie W Mcclure.
The bride wore gown Of white brocAde and
chiffon, a veil and coronet Of orange blossoms
and carried Bride roses Her going-away
gown was Of brown cloth. White organdie
over taffets was worn by the maid OF honor
and her flowers were American Beauty roses.
The bride is daughter Of Hon Marshall Nc
Cormick, Of this place. She is piquant
brunette, aud in the shor, time she has been
IN society has been the recipient Of much
attention. The groom is u native OF Charles
couaty, Maryland, and is now stationed AT
San Juan, Porto Rico, where, after Northern
tour the counle will live Following the cere-
mony was reception given by the parents o.
the bride Sun.
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county Commissioners Meeting


The County Commissioners were in session
Tuesday witt Messrs Bowling, Ching, Nor
man aud Bragunler present The following
business was transacted:
Ordered that Harrison Posey be appointed
Constable in the Third Election District
Ordered that Commissioner Thomas Nor
mac be appointed committee to examine the
public road near Brents wharf.
Ordered that Commissioner Harry R.
Bowling be appointed committee to confer
with the Board Of County Commissioners for
Prince Georges county with reference to the
county bridge between Patuxent City and
Woodville
Ordered that 5000 feet Of white oak timber
be purchased Of P Reed Wills, Esq, at $40 80
per NJ, the same to be delivered at Newtown
Bridge on or before September 20, 1899.
Ordered that the respective Supervisors in
the various districts winter the county mules
AS per agreement at $4,000 piece.
Adjourned 70 meet on Monday, september
II, 1899.
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Revival Services will begin ia Mechanics
vile " &. Church, South. on Sunday night,
September 10th. at $50 O'Clock. and continue
during toe week
The Second Quarterly Conference Of St
MarY's Circuit, Baltimore Conference. NJ Z
church, soatb. viii be held September 10th
and in The business session will he held
in tue afternoon of the 10th at O'Clock in the
chprch at Mechauicsville, and at 100 p. N.
preaching by Rev W. b Dorsey.
On Sunday the 17th, preaching at Bethel
by Rev. W Dorsey ct O.sc O'Clock IN ;
Nechanicsviile at 3 O'Clock p. IN, and at
Benedict at 30 o'clock p. m Communion
will be administered at these services.
GEORGE K. HEYDRICK,
Pastor
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Order Of ublication.
IN ne Ci'ena Cosauf FER Charles
coamfp sitting in kqaitp



THE object Of his suit isio procure de-
cree Tor a divorce NinruiO matrimC III
b, the plaintiff from the defendant.
The Bill states that the plaintiff and defend
ant were married on the 26th day ofSepiem-
he- s74 and resided together until the year
1890 a-f
That The ugh the plaintiffs conduct toward
the Dc frudant was kind and afectionate and
ahnve reproash the defendant without just
,nsc or reason declared her intention to live
with bin, the Plaintiff. no longer end that
such abandonment has continued uninierrupt-
eddy for at least nine wears, that it is DELHI
erste and final and beyond reasonable expecta-
non Of reconciliation.
II is thereupon this 18th day Of August
1899, ordered by the Circuit Court foi Charles
County, 10 Equity that the Plaintiff by eaus
ing a copy Of this order to be inserted in some
newspaper, published 10 said Charles County
once week for four successive weeks before the
18th day Of September 500. give notice to said
absent defendant Of the object and purpose Of
this sill, warning her TO appear in this Court
10 person or ~ soliciior on or before the 9th
lay Of October 1898 to show cause Il any she
has why decree should not pass as prayed
B. @. ST0NEsTREET,
Clerk Of CT. CT. for Chas Go.
rrue copy, Test:
BIG sToNEsTREET, Clerk
aug. IS ct.
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The following communication appeared in
the Baltimore American Of the 3rd inst.
La Plats, Nd
Dear Editor=-I read great many news
papers, but am satisfied that The American
is the best. Nearly all the community take
your paper, and your agent does big bust
ness here | am a member of 1.-THE La Plata
Volunteer Company and we are now in
camp having good time. Our bill of fare is
as follows;
BREAKFAST:
Brolled Bullfrogs on Toast,
syrup and Coffee.
DINNER:
Fat-Baek Soup,
Hardtack and Beans.
SUPPER
Fried Herring Sandwiches,
Tea and Watermelon.
Hoping 10 see my letter in the Sunday
American, remain,
Yours Respectfully,
DR. BOB BALLS.
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Friday. september 8. !. 1855
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


c..,..,,.... III, Ia Ia go.
- 80 -.
80 :" 80.
inc friends in the county.
Ill, -. ,,;wsu a, cedsr point
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g., c.mu,;..;or.rs w;u
''' 49, 80 -.
'''''' w '
''lss "',n'e "'suOn "~s '''" "Pf''"''O
'e"'"e' u D'H''''''e ''-'''
Mr.. Albert Jameson, Of the Capitol City,
sPe"' 'e"u"' WI" '''e"u' III '"' ''""'
The Supervisors Of Election will hold a
meeting in their Office at la Plata on Tuesday
next
Mis-, Mable Robey, We are informed, has
heen appointed teacher Of Benedict Public
'''noo''
Miss Margaret Dyer, Of Washington, was a
guest during the week Of the Misses Digges,
Highlands
MrJH Penn. of Pomfret has a 6re lot Of
saaa wheat far sale which he will dispose Of at
market price
u,..t;nr. ,.h, no. ,o., on = .bor,
-. = A.. -. ..,,-.a - w.sh;n
ton on Tuesday.
-.
- - - ~ w y
Jameson, Piccawaxen.
a.. MI. -. ...,o.a, HE c,n,;,, sror,
GU, d., = Na.;a.,o. .har. b. sxn,.,s
o -. 49, :. ~ tn,mss
A Rs, AI,on widow.r was seen enioyiag
hngov r,ds ON snpda, eyen,.. last with a fair
Young maiden If Washington citt
s,m,,sr;nr With sr;snas in the county returned
u Baldmore on Wednesday
MIS- "'''H"i D. re'ku'so" As'0'' pa"'eu "
eating at Pine, Point, St. Mar, 3 county
=, ,v.,.
ma. he.r .nsra;ov ~. vaca,,on IL ~, ron,,,
,.,,r,sa ~ his nos. q, arty an "Wednesday
ri. Aa.a, ,ohaa.o .;s ~ r.. .o..;aa,-
hariy nSussa LOVINGLY Is s'',u ~ &c s0H''usi
ao'f damaged IN various sections ~ 'ne GUN
" owing 70 'ne want q Ssasona"ie weather
Marriage license WAS issued BY the CLERK Of
the Court on Monday to William II Alvey
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Notice To Creditors,

In the United States District Count
for the District Of slsryIand. No 1856
Docket A in Bankruptcy
TAKE NOTICE that j. Rufus
Perry having been adludieuted Bank
rupt BY the Honorable Thomas j Nor
ris. Judge Of said Court, on August u !.
1899, first meeting Of creditors will be
held ia The Conrl House building, in
La Plata, Nd on
Ileahesaap, September 20, 1899.
al O'clock. P NJ, ior tue purpose d
allowing claims. examining Bank
rupt and selecting trustee or trustees.
WALTER J. MITCHELL.
Trustee
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Aail d Sale srom fsiiir Jsa,iei' 70 4 >.
eoasman. 50; Rie,arc a iiareh 81 Daal''
4 Son. %: ambrose Birch 70 J. Dudley 4
s.,e 10 penui, Green !, = Brooke Matthews,
VS. oe sidney sevv !, u. u Richmond
20. In.sth :. carroll to Il. N. Thomas, q %
JOHN Ws,srs TO John v Alb,i'tair, Il 81
Fillmore Turner 10 Dent a Tafner' j
Ftaneis II Murphy TO C,sheriue A Murphy,
i95; Nathan W Harrison 80 Mary A. Nea'el
so: Edward Narshalli5 Edward Edelen, 90,
Deeds-Ffom Samuel Cox, Jr., and al TO
Fowler and Payne, tor lot at Bel Alton 400
Alice NJ. Cox. Executrix, TO James $. Batter
70, Fairfax Pleasure 40i Samuel Cox, Jr )
and a; to P. Ha,den. for six acres lsnd.
100; CT Hs deu sud al to J " Hayden
for lot near Rel Alton, 500; Charles L i'alhr
70 Merrick Marin, foe ''IIarrison's vexation,
200. Z. Allison Wiimsr, administrator to
Oscar Penn, ior part Of ''spring Hill farm
500; Frances Nudd and al to Edward Modd,
for 800 acres laud,
Mortgages From Margaret A hawkins,
to Margaret A. Hawkins, Jr., on Az acres 9
land in First District, sOOi Timothy HoYt sc
Beuimia WEIGH, Jr on land in Second
District 200.
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Strange

man residing on tie Eastern Shore o.
Mar hand. recently wfoie his urme md nd
iress on postal erid and simply addressed
il ! Benessh a Sons, Baltimore Is return
mail he received tandsom' 1873 pnge cats
osue, etnlaiuing over 300 line hali-tone
illustrations aud very valuable suggestions
10 economical houseturnishinl ~ fcsk lotion
orires, also personal l"i'er from the largest
model nome fdrnishefs in The U 5 All fer a
postal-Try it.
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S. BLUMBURG,
Bel Alton,
Md.
Apr 30 's9-ly.

Each Department supplied with the mosi
modern aud approved apparatus Practical
work emphasized in all Departments Grad
yates qualified, TO enter at once upon life s
work Graduates 10 Mechanical Engineering
and Chemistry this year, all secured positions
upon graduation. Boarding department;
supplied with all modern improvements;
Bath Rooms, Closets. Steam Heat and Gas;
Books, Room Heat, Light, Washing, Board,
Medical Attendance, Sl44 fer scholastic year
Catalogue giving full particulars sent on APP
plicatiop. Daily sanitary inspection By
PhysiciA 70 College Attention is called tc
the short eourss Of ter weeks In Agriculture
Particulars sent on application. Term com
menees September 25th. EARLY application
necessary for admi.tance-
R. W. SYLVESTER,
President Ms A. C
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No Right to Ugl,ness.

The woman who IS lovely in face, iorm and
temper will aiWa,s have friends, but one vho
would be attractive must keep her health Ii
she is weak, sickly and all run dswu, she viii
be nervous and irrit .bls. lfshe has COT slI-
patton or kidney trouble, her impure nlood
will cause pimplrs biotehes skin eruptions
and WRECKED complexion Electric Pitters
is the best medicioe in the world to regulate
stomach. liver and kidneys and to purify the
blood. 1t gives strong nerves. bright eyes,
smooth, velyety skin, rich complexion i
will make a good-looking, charming woman
Of a rundown invalid Oaly 50 cents at
La Plata Drug Store.
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real Estate sale

sr John 4 Mitchell AS trustee, sold At the
Court House door On fuesdi,y The tariu knosn
as 'Ditehley" containing 2lo acres aud be
longing to TIE bate p A. L oousee Mrs
Ellen B Con,ee, mortgage, purchased the
property for the sun Of $4,000.
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Died Of congestive chill at his home nevr
TompklnssiIie, this county on Friday evening
last, Mr.. Joseph Davis formerly resident Of
st. Mary's county. He was forty-6ve years OF
age and was a miller BY occupation. The
funeral took place on ssnaav, intermeni at
All Saints Church eemeters, ST. Nary's
county.
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The very Best Embalmins Fluid ano
Disinfectants Always Kept in Stock
Road Notice.


La Plata, Md.
August Is, 1899.
ME, the undersigned, citiEers Of Charles
w County, hereby give notice that al The
expiration Of thirty days from The date hereof
we will petition the County Commissioners of
Charles County to open public road from
the road now leading from Port Tobacco 10
Middleiown tata point between two and three
miles North Of the former place, 10 Ia
Plata
" D c Mitchell, Il N Thomas, RT HALEY
Z A Chapman, J W Waring, D Clement.
Benjamin Tuhman, +. Z. Brawner, B. W.B
Mcpherson, A. N. Bryan. BIZ. Dement, T
Garfield jenkins, Sidney Thompson, F.
Green, Chas A Boswell, W S Hamilton. John
T Digges, John Jenkins Hugh Mitchell
George Coombs, R 7 Knott, John " Mitchell.
P c Murphy, L y Il, de, J n Cochran. BIG
Sioneslrse,, Il Roberts. John 7 Davis, FR
Farrsll, J R Aalsiegly, NH Wolf David
smoo', R P ilorney, Samuel c Padeets. L
Allison Wilmer P E s~sscer Thos T owen.
I 5 3sen, Thos Il Roswell, A " Thomas
Joan & Mitchell, " L Demeni, BIZ Padeet,
IL Wade, Edsin Rebey, NM Albrittaip
a I Mcdaniel, " S Groves. " II Digges.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

Teachers Of the Public Schools of Charles
County are required 10 refuse admi,ian,e 10
any aud nil children desising 10 attend said
schools that DO goi present certificates OF vac
cinatian
b. order Of the BSard
TaDuAs N. CARPENTER. sees
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
Iousness, Indigestion, Headache.
Easy so take, easy 10 operate. 25c.
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Estray Notice.

HNlllS is to give notice that | have tAker up
- eslra, trespaesing upon my premises
i'Cox Mill farm near Port Tobacco, a
ram No earmarks The owner of sand
ram is hereby notified 10 call, pay Charge
for taking up, keeping and advertising same,
or al the expiration Of thirty days. she will
BE- sold as the law direc.s.
ADRIAN P0SEY.
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GooD ROSES, FIVE To FIFTY CENTS
" each, The test Chrysanihemums, Ger
aniumsi Netoeaas, and etc. Write us your
wants or see US on market da, ) in Lexington,
Cen;re or North Eastern Markets. address
FISCHER 4 EKAS, Florists. Toll Gate
Bel Air Ave Baltimore Nd. apr. ls-cm.
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Was the result Of his sp eudid health In
domitable will snd tremendous energy
not found where Stomach, Liver. kidneys
aud Bowels are out 81 order. II you wan
these quantities and the success they bring, ass
Dr.. Kideis New Life Pills They devlel
every power Of brain and brain and body
Only 25e at La Plata Drug Store.
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Directions from the Board of
Health.

Mr. T. NJ. Carpenter is in the receipt OF the
following letter from the Secretary Of the
State Board Of Health, of Maryland, calling
attention to the matter Of having children
vacciuated before allowing them admission to
the public schools Of the county.
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Dear Sir.-Margland had the good fortune
last winter 10 have but few easily controlled
outbreaks of smallpox, though the ueighbor
ing states suffered heavily. The outlook
promises greater prevalence Of smallpox dur
ing the coming winter and We mus. therefore
iook carefully after our desenses. Several Of
the county boards had difficulty in respec, to
the vaccination Of school children. because
the matter was not taken up seriously until
after the opening OF the schools The STATE
Board of Health hopes that in all parts of the
State parents will be informed early that
children without certificates OF vaccination
will not be admitted to school. Now, it seems
to US, is the time TO publish this information
Please advise US of your action in this matter.
Yours very :ruly,
JOHN S. FULTON,
Secretary ofthe State Board Of Health
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FOR RENT.

The Store House. Dwelling and balldinus
At Harris Lot, lately occupied by the late ".
D Posey, deceased. For terms Apply to.
F. R. SINCLAIR or A. P0SEY,
aug rs dt.
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ing apparel can be found here, better and
cheaper, without goins all over town, Us
complete under one roof.
Meas Serge Suits 81 80, $40 and slsso
Mems Cashmere Cheviot and Worsisa in
aeishts $3.50. saTs aud SIS They're
$3.50 10 IS more.
Mems Straw Hats.
Jumbo Braid Straws csc
Stylish Mackinaws 81 and 81 %.
Fine English Split Braids 81 so.
Mems Summer underwear.
Fine Bdbriesnn 10 eolors, 50e.
Imported Balbfiggaa 4 e0lors 81 81 70
The thinnest gauze Of high quality 81
Silk Underwear, $3.50.
Mems Nesligee Shirts.
The Dollar Madras Shirts d9e,
Fine Imported Madras ii
Silk front shirts, silk from seam to seam
81
Silk Bosom shirts soc All the latest
and most desirable colors and patterns
Meet your friends in our waiting rooms
check your bundles. free Telegram blanks
telephone, every accommodation is at you'
service.
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ExECU rRIX'S NOTICE.

ORraAss' COURT OF CHARLES County, Scr.
September 5, 1899.
nRDERED by the Court, that Priscilla s.
Chichester exeeutrix Of John Thomas
Weed, deceased, give the notice required by
law to the creditors of said deceased, to exhi-
bit their claims, legally authenticated, by
advertisement inserted in some newspaper
published ID Charles County, Maryland, once
10 each OF three successive weeks.
True copy test;
G. H. Possy, Register Of Wills, has. Co.
TOE.
THIS is to give notice, that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Charles Comfy, Maryland, letters OF adminis-
traiion on the personal eslate Of
JOHN THOMAS WOOD,
iaie OF said county, deceased All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
bv warned u exhibit the same, with the
vuuchefs thereof legally authenticated TO Il Q
subscriber, on or before the sth day of March,
1900 They may otherwise by las be excta
ed from all benefit of said deceased estate
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1899
PRISCILLA S, CHICHESTER,
Executrix of John T. Wood. sept s-dt