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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-04-05
Put uo ! Good 6hF.

That reminds us, said Chjes-
20 nan in q reminiscent group the
ether night, "of an old story th., IS
sod enough 10 repeat. Some years
aso three book-uaksrs put up at
Chicago hc,e, and handed a large
Vacksse Of usaey TO the chief clerk.
They ,s.l him tha, they would leave
j; ~ita hin every aisht, anl Se,s
particular ia saving that it uas TO be
delivered ol,7 10 the presence Of all
three Il uas evident, yOu see, that
they ii3at cutie trust one another.
Well. a wzeS OF 80 rolled around and
Gus morning one OF the trio came
down rather early aui called for tie
cash. Wuhoa, thinking Of the ccai.
uon. OF delivery. the clerk handel i
over sui The book maker promptly
skipped. HIS tao partners w,rs -
nous. ali brought suit against ,as
bors. for S25ou0. the amount Of tie
bundle \ susrt Young lawyer W.
rr,zer-i % take ag the defence. which
other lawyers regarded as hopeless.
When the 'r,1. caueoH be waite Inn
e. the bcok-m4sers had subm:;'el all
their evidence, aGi then arose with a
Args bundle IN lis hand.
We stand ready, ne SAID, &c iUl-
III. the letter OF agreement You have
la'' proved. Ih.s package eon'sias'
$4,000 IN cash 4 soon as ia'
three owners apply Tor 1t together "e
are prepared TO turn J, over.
"0t course, the third nan couldn't
be produced, and the case Immediate
" collapsed The parcel really con-
tanned an old Pa'r Of pants.
r-.,,-I s.. -. W,lIi,m.,sl.
,. - 80,
-. -. -. A,
-. u,-,.- ,r.I
ISl.l.h .h,.,..,,u,.,,--
t4ut witness Tor tie prosecution ~asa
co.orei boy only 10 years old. The
..EysT' 10. tie defense SCI out to show
tha; the boy vas too young to under
stand ih- nature Of an OAth,and there
fore vas not competent as witness.
Boy, sAid one OF them seysr',y,
do YOU know wha; w.Ild happen Il
YOU swore 20 lie
Yes, san. Nanny would hex
ne
Would anything else happen
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1900-04-05
DRUGS!

We have Just received
our 6rSt order from
LANDRETH and have
, full line uf all Seeds
for the hot beds and
aIr-E rHrtianS
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25

Commandeer.-To mobilize; to re-
QUESTION.
Dam-An artificial lake
Disselboom. of an OK wagon
Donga.-A water hole or deep ditch.
Dop Boer brandy
Dopper.-The Puritanical- Lutheran
Boer.
Dorp-A village.
sDrift.--A ford.
Etshowe (Etsh-owy) Camp in Zulu
land. Residence Of Commissioner
Field Cornet "A Magistrate with GER
tain military powers.
Fontein.-A spring.
Gaberones (Gab-ber oons) Very inn
portant native town, ninety miles north
of Mafeking.
Geldenhuis (Geld-den hise), Former
ly member of the Volksraad for Johan-
nesburg.
GriquaIand West Greek .a-landJ =
District of Kimberley diamond mines.
Kantoor tKantore) Rocky mining
valley near Barbeton, in TransYaal.
Kip "A stone
Kloof "A ravine.
Komati Poort tKo-niartv- -poort) -Bor-
dertown, Transvaal and Portuguese
territory
Kopje "A billock,
Kraal.--A cattle pound, collection OF
native butts
Krantz "A cleft between hills.
Laager-A Boer camp
Mealies Indian corn; staple food OF
natives, and much grown and used by
the Beers for bsead, etc
Mex -Thesaddle connecting two hills.
Oorlog War
Palapswe al.larp-sway) Very large
native town in Beebuanaland Chief
Khama's headquarters
Pan "A sheet OF water
Pont "A ferry.
Poort "A pass between or over the
mountains
Ramathlabama Tray math lay barmer,
Near Mafeking British camp.
Rooinck -Iiterally red neck. BOer
I term for English soldiers
Scuin's Hoogto tSkeias hoog tayl =
/ Hill 10 Natal Just over the Transyaal
/ border. Battle In war OF 1881.
SLUT "A dry ditch
/ Spruit "A small stream
! Taal -Bner Low Dutch language,
Trek Travelling by OK wagon
Uitlandcr-A nouburgher Of tha
! Trausvaal
Veldt The South African prairie.
Veldt Cornet See Field Cornet
Verecniging tFur eeny Ringl First
station on the Trusvaal side Of the
| Eaal River Custom house
Nicrklcur The four colored Boel
| flag, red, white, blue and green
/ Wei 4 small lake
Noorlooper The boy Leading The
| first span Of an OK team.
Vourtrekker. The older generation
Of Beers, who took part IN the Great
! Trek Of 1897
Earn "A Bocr policeman
Zoutepansberg lZost pans hcrrl Nery
large northern district Of Tmusvaai
Highly minoFalizrd
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondeut.)

WAsHrNGToN, January %, 1900
Now that the administration has de-
clared for free trade with Porto Rico,
and Representative Payne, Of New York,
has introduced bill, drawn under Mr.
McKinley's instructions, providing there
for, all Of the wearers Of the Mckinley
collar will have to fall in line aud sup
port It. regardless OF their records as
protecti0nists. This will be bitter pill
for many republicans, but there is moth
ing ia sight TO indicate that any cousid-
erable number OF them will have the
sand to vote against the bill. Already
they are beginning to ask il the Mckin-
lev programme includes free trade with
the Philippines
Ropresetatiyc Ball, Of Texas, took oc.
casion, while the Pension Appropriation
Bill, which was passed was under dis
cussion in the House, to give the imper
ialists, WHO are trying 70 make it appear
that any opponent TO the war in the
Philippines Is traitor to the L 3. gov
ernmcnt, some sharp raps by quoting
the language OF Abraham Lincoln, Who
was a member Of the House at the be.
ginning of tho Mexican war. and who
made a speech demanding Information
Of the President, about the beginning ot
that war, compared with which most Of
the speeches made by democrats against
the Philippine war are extremely mild
Mr. Norman f. Mack, the Buffalo
democratic editor, who is now visiting
Washington. is credited With knowing
New York politics thoroughly He says
that with the exception Of o few corpo-
ration and trust lawyers, the party In
that State is IN line with Col Bryan, and
expresses the belief that the roceut a.
nauciaI transactions Of the Treasury
Department, have materially aided the
democratic cause. and thatthe State vii
elect democratic governor and presi-
Dental electors, next November
The administration rather too pro
uounccd sympathy with Great Britaiu's
war on the Bocrs, is getting il into bot
water. Senator Hale declared In a
speech IN the Senate. that be believed
that nine Americans out Of ten sympa
thized with The Beers in their struggle
for liberty, and the Senate adopted SEN
ator Aliens resolutions, asking why The
State Department refused recognition
to properly accredited Representative
of the Tfansvaal republic Aud the
trouble is just beginning At big
meeting last night, at which there was
some scorching talk, which must have
made Mr. Mckinley squirm, If be read
today's Washington papers. The prin-
cipal speakers were Senators Hale, Al
len and Mason, aud Representatives De
Almond, Bailey, suIzor, Lcntz, Lamb,
Champ Clark aud Gordon.
NIyIs
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25

Where is the mother who, will raise
her boy to exchange for Oriental trader"
II want Oriental trade by peaceful
means, but I would not put one Ameri-
can boy on the auction block for all the
universe"
81 warn you that if we go to the Phil
ippines to rule those people there, we
dare not educate them.p
Someone has said that God pushed us
into the Philippines and shut the door
want to know who told him so l
don't believe itw
II believe in God, but if feel an inn
pulse to do wrong Til not blame it on
the Almighty"
II heard OF a negro once who said,
Whenever l pray to the Lord to send
mo a. chicken | seldom get one, but
when ask Him to send me after chick
en-, l always get one Now, the Repub
licans are after the chicken"
"They say the Philippines win offer
an outlet for our surplus population.
How can that be, when they have 60 in
habitants to the square mile and the I'm
tied States only 202"
AT the Bryan meeting last Saturday
night DR.. W. B. Burch and wife and
Miss Whittie Burch and Mr. La Gard
Jones occupied excellent places. Mr.
Jones came on the stage Immediately
behind Mr.. Bryan and was among the
first to congratulate him at the contlu-
sion Of his speech La Gard literally
hugged the great free silver advocate.
Another st. Mary's countian who had a
good scat in the hall and heard the speech
was Mr. Charles Y. Hayden, Jr.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
THE sun.
BALTIMORE. ND.
TEE PAPER OF THE PEOPLE,
FOR THE PEOPLE AND
WITH THE PEOPLE
HONEST IN MOTIVE.
FEARLESS IN EXPRESSION
SOUND IN PRINCIPLE

A newspaper is an educator; there are
all kinds OF educators, but the man who
spends money iudiciously and literally
is better able to impart his knowledge
than the man who has little or nothing
TO spend.
The Sun Is the highest type ofanews-
paper.
The Suns reports from all parts OF the
United States are unsurpassed.
The Suns Cable Service rs the finest
known; the troubles " the Philippines
and in South Africa demand competent
correspondents and vast expenditure Of
money and labor In getting the news.
When you get the Sun you get neHs and
intelligent prescntationNof facts With II,
as well as carefully prepared articles
Of edi.ori Yeilu4s OF highest standing
Whom "a read daily paper, whose
principa recommendation Is - cheap
ness. sou get the dregs generally very
poor Grc g at that.
BY mail Fifty Cents month six
months $8; one year, So
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
A War Dictionary.
Words you see daily in tho kilograms, and
what they mean.

Words you see daily in the kilograms, and
what they mean.
From the London Mail
The following list will be found use
full by readers of the war news. The
pronunciation fthe more difficult words
is given
Aapies River (Arpies) Runs through
Pretoria into the Limpopo.
Afrikander.-A white man born in
South Africa, Of European stock
Berg "A mountain
Bethulie (Beth.oolyl Town 10 the
Orange Free State.
Biltong --Boer proyender. Dried meat.
Boer "A peasant.
Burgher-- Males over 16 years old pos
sessing the franchise
Cpmmandant.- Commander.
C6hmmando-A body of Boers.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
OBITUARY

on Dacom hrr O. ist1 at fhc residence ~ bet
rsrcffs g5& FILLMORE Hfrept. Anac stiH. ID g..
MAUD ErifEI, only chi.d nf 4 hert Z nHt
nruh A iisUElsl "a aEra years and lu days
we h,1 "a NTtlr Wuudie prtn.
She wns our ily Hut pri8r;
We Iuv.d her, m, F7rhsFs 10 we'll,
Foi EIuu size sirYi aud died,
Nuuur nu earth csu comfort uH
our sorrow Sc tpu drtp.
Fur dsruuR little NHu1 r gone
And wc are lT't Co weep.
Bot then We know that she a nafe
FtuiH this wuf.A " vofrtw-
Wa nup tU ars htr aHR.i fhrc
ON bright hud c'HisiIrus umurroW
HY PARA ASu MAMMA
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
MaryIand's New Comptroller.


Dr. Joshua w HerinE, who has just
succeeded Mr. Philips Lee Goldsbor
ough as comptroller OF Maryland, is a
leading citizen Of Carroll county. and
is held in high esteem in all parts OF the
State. His work in the State Senate
proved that he is broad minded man
one not prone to take a partisan view
of any public question, one who can be
trusted to render the State faithful
and intelligent service in the high po.
sition TO which he was chosen by the
votes Of the people. OF his integrity
there cannot bea question, and q long
experience in some Of the leading mon
eyed institutions Of his country will
prove of value to him in the handling
Of the States funds. Though not
young man, Comptroller Herring Is
hearty and vigorous, with strong health
which has come from life that has
been well lived American
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
Dress Making Up To Date,

HAVING thoroughly acquired the art OF cut
u ting by MEASURE offer my services as an
"up-to-datc" MODESTO, cutting and htting
dresses from the lat stParisian fashions Per-
sous living at dista ee should send for meas
ure blank All work done promptly and In
the most approved style
Mss. GEOHGtA JOHNSON.
Sept LII LrONARpTOWN. Mr..
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
WANTED.

A Tenaut to cultivate 20 or 25 acres of
good land ia corn aud 4 or ; acres in to-
bacco on shares Immediately on the
St. Georges River, Second District Of
st Mary County, and about two miles
from Mr. w j. Beams store House on
said land has four rooms, two below aud
two above stairs
Jan IS-3t JOHN SHADRfCK.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
To The Milling Public.

A. oARDINER's Ills y,u oGn &c
FLOUR "Iiiis1alcn Roller Process
put up 10 neat cotton bags of l
/ | ana 1910 bbls for The loves
possible price consistent with
gncd go0ts This -four aud
ape, Corn
hlE AL, ara for ssle every day 10 the
week, an3 fnr exchange for
sound, good wheat and corn
Bran, 90 cents; diddinRs 30cu and
Wheat icrrfnings 25 cts husbel
With d thoroughly equipped Saving
aiat capable Of emitting 1905 fcot Of lum.
r-a DAY, sll gusfauiaa quick and aucu
este ewing gycg laif Thursday Of every
Vb unit whcat harvest No leavins
isriog tlt bring ,bcm on Thursday and
your lgmher thr same day
AUBREY s. GARDINER,
pi 21-vt near ChantIco.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
FOR SALE.

A 200 EGG "PINELAND' lNCUBA.
TOR 10 first class condition Used only
one seasau Cost new 5000 VIII sell
cheap No reasonable Offer rejected.
Cali on or address,
Mrs. ROSA @ GRAEF.
Prospect Hill Farm,
Jan Ism. l.eDnardtOwn, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
THE BALTIMORE WEEKLY sun.
Tnn Brsr FAMILY NswsrArFn

All the news Of the world ia attrac
tive form; an agricultural department
second TO none in the country; market
reports which are recognized authority;
short stories, complete in each number;
an interesting woman's column, and a
varied and attractive department Of
household interest
Ono Dollar year Inducements 20
gc,ters up of clubs for The Woekly Sun
Both the Daily and Weekly sun mailed
free Of postage ga the United States,
Canada and Mexico. Payments invari-
ably in advance Address
a s ABELL COMPANY,
Publishers and Pfoprieturs.
Baltimore. Sid.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
TREsPASS NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC is hereby notified that
L hunting with or without dog or gun,
and All passing across fields at Sotterly
farm is forbidden Disregard of this
notice will be prosecuted
Dec 14---fy JAMES BRISCO II
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
COLLECTORS NOTICE

roR THE PURPOSE or COLLECT
L ing Taxes for the Second Commits
sioner's District, will be at HOLLY
WOOD, The First Wednesday, OAK
VILE. seennd Wednesday, LAUREL
GROVE, Third Wednesday Of caDh
month. and at EONARDTOWN, on
every Tuesday aud Saturday.
Prompt payment will be required, or
legal process NAV be expected
JOHN T. JOHNSON
Dec l4-tf Collector
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
sPECTACLes

a fuil line ~ specleocs viii be found
A. my place ol business iu Lc1nari'own
Md 90 s1it aii agta young and old
pr.eos moderate Satisfaction guaran
tced
SAUL LEEINSON.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
Tax-COlleCtOr'S Notice.

THE OBLIGATIONS Of the County
L must be paid TO email le me to pay
the county orders | must have money
and the taxpayers must nay me, or |
will be obliged to collect by process of
law.
Meet me punctuaily as follows:
ST. INIGO'S-2nd Thursday
JARBOESVILLE-2nd Friday
ISLAND-Adams' Store, 2nd Saturday
VALLEY LEE-Third Monday.
Taxes must be paid promptly.
LEWIS r.. SPRINGER,
Nov 0-tf Collector.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
MAX G0LDBURG,

pARNSyILLE. ND .AEtHvAttuy LEE
VIII stll or hts winter uad fall stock of
goods 10 make room FOR rthcsprinR stock.
10 vii sell all goods through tho week Al eest
and on every Saturday f1r FOUR Sat.
urdays viii seli them 81 public auction,
Jan 25-ms
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
FRIDAY, February 2, 1900,

at 1890 a. m
As matters Of great Importance will
be discussed eyc-y teacher Is requested
to attend. By order
CATHARlNE G SHERMANTINE,
Jan % q Secretary.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
ZACH N. FOWLER. JNo. NJ. PAYNE
We Want Your Money,
You Want Our Goods.


We have decided on policy Of new
goods each season. In order to live up
to this idea, it is necessary at the end of
each season to make goods SO low that
competition is out of the question. This
may mean loss to us, but IL also means
quick and sure sales. Nothing clears
a stock so RAPIDLY as liberal
Marking Down Of Prices.
So To start the New Year well, and make
things generally interesting for you, we
will give you regular
Picnic in Bargains.
Remember, the goods We Offer ypu are
all aoto and seasondble, but they're not so
new TO our eyesr-thats all Besides,
We must clear the way for the incoming
tide Of spring and aud summer merchan-
disc, and We are willing TO pay for the
accommodation of having clean shelves
and counters ahead Of time. To make a
long story short, this Is our loss and
your gain Ngf sed
Very respectfully,
FOWLER & PAYNE,
Jan 1s--ya Chaptico, Md
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
SHIP US

Your cattle, calves, sheep lambs live and dressed
poultry eggs
the render
KREY, PRICE & CO.. Commission Merchants
Oct 27--3mi e3S LA AVE, N. w. WASHINGTON, D. c.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
BlANKETs.

White and uarh WankctA $50. up.
Don't tghp "a read fhts. rui oange 60
AfLIfS0Ns sF0 r LEON sHTuwN
ard sra thc bargains hft gut far sou.
SOS 2s.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
TEACHERS MEETING.

THERE will $50 a meeting Of ihe
Teachers Association 10 the Town Hall,
Leouard,own,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
New advertisements

Don't forget that pay the highest
cash prices for otter, Muskrat and
Mink hides. HARRY M Jones.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
Another Cold Winter
Is Coming

and we are prepared to make you com
Portable | have my store filled with
choice goods. The newest and latest
things in
Saint Mary's beacon., 1900-01-25
LaWrenCe'S
Department Store.
To dispose Of Surplus Stock | well sell
at PUBLIC AUCTION, on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday

afternoons Of each week until surplus
is disposed Of The Sqcritce Private
Sale will continue. az which you can Sc
lect what you want at great bargains
A. A. LAWRENCE.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-05

the District OF Columbia. The said Com
missioners will not at any time undertake
to provide dumps for the contractor. and
in case there are none available the con-
tractor must remove the sweepings. etc,
from the city at his own expense.
The sweepings must include everything
IN the nature Of dirt. refuse. ashes. Old
building material. drOppings from excava-
tions dirt, etc, from wagons. leaves and
sand. or other material used in repair
of pavements which may be found upon
the carriageways. Ashes (without permitD.
refuse, old building material, droppings OF
excavations dirt etc, from wagons, leaves.
grass from lawns etc. are only placed on
the carriage ways in violation OF the city
ordinances. and parties placing them there
are liable TO punishment for so doing and
the District authorities will use every Tea
sonable endeayor 20 prevent such deposits,
but the contractor must accept the risk of
removing all such ashes, refuse, etc, as
may be found on the streets.
'All wagons or carts used shall have on
each side the name OF contractor or con-
tractors conspicuously painted or shown;
also the number of the wagon or cart
when any scheduled street or part Of
street has not been swept on route being
cleaned. or any streets or parts Of street
have been badly cleaned by the machines
| cutters left in bad condition, or dirt not
taken up, a deduction shall be made (ac-
cording TO estimated area so neglected. at
the contract rate When the work On any
particular route is generally bad the Com
missioners may direct such deduction from
amount due on said route as they shall
| deem a reasonable penalty for such infe-
rior work.
mo payment will be made for any work
wherein strict compliance with the fore
going provisions is not observed.
In order 10 maintain a satisfactory SER
vice as to the cleaning of streets. il is
necessary that all persons comply strictly
with the foregoing rules and regulations.
You will assist further by reporting
promptly 10 this Office any failure on the
part OF the contractor to render proper
service"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-05
FOURTH OF JULY OFFENDERS.
n Quiet Independence Day Makes 8
Small Police Docket

The celebration of the Nations Birth
day yesterday is generally conceded 10
have been the quietest this city has known
for many years. The number of accidents
resulting from the discharge Of miseeIla-
neous fireworks. it is said, was smaller
than ever before. and the number of ar
rests due TO violations of the law govern
ing the sale and discharge Of fireworks
was very small
Very few independence Day offenders
were before Judge Scott of the Police
Court this morning.
Hing Lee and All Wah, Chinese fire.
works merchants who were arrested last
night and left s. collateral each, failed &c
answer 10 their names this morning il
the Police Court and forfeited their col
lateral
The charge against Hing Lee was that
he sold frecrackers TO a boy under six
teen years OF age. All Wah was arrested
because he fired of a cannon firecracker
which was more than three and one-haIf
inches in length.
John Harris and Truxton Fosky were
charged with having set of a cannon. Pc
licefnan Newton was the complainant and
he was sure both accused boys were gull
ty- Ii developed however. that Harris
had nothing to do with the discharge of the
tdAAAOl anu ne vas utSCudTStQ- FOSkY was
ordered TO pay a fine OF IS or serve nr-
teen days.
Isaiah Jackson. eoIoTed. informed Judge
Scott that he was 1 visitor in the ci v
from WestmSreiand county, Virginia. and
did not know that ii was a violation Of
the law to discharge a cannon. He was
arrested by Policeman Hayden In Della
ware Avenue. and admitted that he fi1ei
the cannon more than once. Judge SEQ
held that ignorance of the law was 70
excuse, and ordered Jackson to paw a fine
OF - or go down for fifteen days
Howard Henning, a eolored man. also
pleaded ignorance of the law and begged
Tor leniency, stating that he was a poor
man with a wife ard three children
Henning was arrested on n Street by Po-
liceman Sawyer According TO the 10
hceman Henning discharged a cannon iIf-
proylsed from an old rifle barrel. \ fue
OF - was imposed with the alternative
OF fifteen days at the workhouse
SI.2S to Baltimore aud Return vim
IL. & o.
Saturday and Sunday, July and s.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-05
HIS LIFE SAVED
BY ChnmberIain's Collie. Cholera, and
Diarrhoen Remedy

az am sure that Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy at one time saved my
life gays A. E. Lafelette. of Gregory Landing
Clark County. Missouri. Il was in such bad
shape that the doctors said I could not live
When was at the lowest ebb one of my neigh
bors brought in 4 bottle OF Chamberlsin's Collie
Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy, and | took it
and got instant relief soon got up and around
That was nine years ago and ! still in good
health Since then that medicine has always been
in my house and always will be. IL is the best
on earth For sale by Henry Evans, wholesale
and retail. and all druggists
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-05
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens 4'oot-Ease, powder II eures painful.
smcrting, swollen feet and ingrowing nails, and
instantly takes the sting out Of and bunions
It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age Al
lens Foot-Ease makes tight new shoes feel
easy. Il Is certain cure fer sweating, cailolrs
and hot tired aching feet Try It today. Sold
by all druggists and shoes stores BY mall 2Sc
in Ftamps- Trial package FREE Address, Allen
s. OlInsted, lie Roy, y. Y.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-05
Mrs. A. p. German III.

LAUREL, Md, July 5.-Mrs German,
wife of ex-senator German, is I'll at her
home, "Fairview." in Howard county.
Mrs. Germans illness is not of serious
nature. but necessitates her remaining at
home. Mr. German is with her.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-05
In AND ABOUT THE CITY
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued today to Calvin
II. Baker, Whitewater, Va, and Martha E. Knight
this city; Dennis sullivan and Annie B. Mann
both Of Lynchburg, Va; William Page and Hattie
Stewart, both Of Orange Court House Va
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-07-05

Glen Echo Park-vaudeville, evening
Nildwood-N Vaudeville. evening
Chevy Chase Lake-Nagal Battle evening
Indian SiIlage-FlCrida Avenue between
Eleventh and Thirteenth Streets
Trains leave Chesapeake Junction daily 10 q
m, II a m p M. p. N, q y. m. for
Chesapeake Beach on the Bay.