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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-08
LOCAL NEWS

Plenty of snow.
Fine show tonight.
Sa,ur Jay Is pay day.
Fine sleighing today.
Now agi,ate the snow shovel.
The beautiful" continues to fall.
Cutters and bob sleds are Ia de.
mand
Call at the City Building for your
mail.
Does that new leaf remain turned
over?
Wanted-Errard boy at Review
Office Sit
More of the "beautIlol" felt last
night
Read this weeks flyers ut the
Pair" So!
The Queen City passed down at
noon today.
J. ". Casey, OF Pittsburg, was
here today.
A. J. Jemlson, of Middlebourne,
Is In the city.
$ room house for rent L. L. Fisk
COL Wells street. 3Itf
We got the tail end OF a western
blizz I'd last night.
10. eph Triplett, of Parkersbnrg,
Is visiting friends In the city.
M. L. Summers, of Moundsville,
Is business visitor here today.
W R Nelson, of the South side,
Is visiting his son Lon, of PittSburg
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-01-08
Fine seighing again.


W. r. Brown, of Petersburg,
was ealing on friends In the city
today.
Harry Raab left the city this
morning for points south on busi
ness.
Joseph Witten, of Witteu. Ohio.
was a business caller In the city to-
day.
W. D. Williamson, of Friendly.
was business caller in the city to-
day.
The man behind the gun Is hav.
Ing great sport now with the cot
tontails."
n. W. Weekley. of Parkersburg,
was registered today at the Hotel
Wells.
Attorney G D. Smith, of St.
Marys was called to the city today
on legal business.
D. A. Bartlett, an extensive oil
operator, of Marietta, arrived In the
city this afternoon.
D. E. Thoenen left this morning
for the Friendly oil field to look
fto~ Lilo i,karacSc
M. B. Bowen of this city, was
registered at the Stamm hotel, IN
Wheeling, yesterday.
Frank Wagner, the we'll known
stone mason, went to Marietta this
morning on business.
Prosecuting Attorney I. M. I'm
derwood, of Middlebroune, was a
business visitor here today.
U. S. Deputy Marshal Geo. "
Sine was called to Pine Grove this
morning on official business.
Frank McGinnis, popular pho
neer travelling salesman OF Wheel
ing, was calling on his patrons here
today.
Harry Friedman, of the Fair
store, Is absent from the city this
week on a business trip to eastern
cities.
S. S. Fertig left the city this
afternoon for Toronto. Ohio. to
look after his oil interests In that
vicinity.
Whether or not this Is an old
fashioned winter, there are some
very late variations In connection
with It.
Miss Jean O'Conner, the we'll
known professional nurse, has re-
turned from visit at her home IN
PitrsbuTS.
The "Motbers Meeting" will be
held at the home of Mrs. Algeo on
Hill street, tomorrow afternoon at
2:3o o'clock.
w. D. Sine, OF McMechen, who
has been visiting Ills father G. W.
Sine, of Mccoy Heights, returned
home this morning.
Wanted-1, 900, 900 pounds of
old rags at 50 ceots per hun dred.
J. Brown, No, rs Burt street.
1856
Charles HirkeI aud H. B. Daley,
two well Known dril!ers of this city,
lief. this morning for the oil field
west of Steubenville, Ohio.
Misses Florence STRANGE and
Essie Prosser have returned home
from a pleasant visit of week with
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Ut
ScARES
PEOPLE

Who come of a
consumptive FAM
lily when they be-
gin to cough and
the lungs are pain
full. But it is q
fact beyond dis
proof that con.
sumption is not
and cannot be In.
herited. The mi.
crobe which breeds
disease must abso.
lutely be received
by the individual
before consump-
ton can be devel.
oped.
Men and women
who have been af.
ficted with obsti-
nate coughs, bron.
cb;tio h1eediuo Of
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La ''San Juan Fraternity"

Mananaa las II p. M. espira ell plazo
concedido por la comisi6n de la gira
organizada por la <San Juan Fraterni-
ty> d Carolina.
Los socios que deseen concurrir 4
dicha gira, pueden dirigirse va al
presidente de la comisi6n don Lorenzo
Casalduc al secretario de la misma
Pedro q. Goico.
La citada comisi6n no ha hecho in
vitaciones en- San Juan cumpliendo un
acuerdo de la Junta celebrada ell 18:
pero 81 los ha dirijido en- Carolina L
don Juan Suarez, presidente del CAST
no Espanol don Fortunate Vizcarron-
do, Juez de Paz; don Narciso Font,
Juez Municipal; don Pedro Rodri-
guez, dueno de la fnca; don Clemente
Fernandez, m6dico titular y don Julio
Palacios, fundador de la ~Fraternity>.
FL 1nico gasto que sufragaran los
socioss serd ell de ida vuelta al citado
pueblo.
La gira es de hombres Gnicamente
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Al fin Sc reguIariza
ell ingrGSO Municipal
deTiVadO del arrGndamientO del
edifiCiO d9StinadO a CarCHI.
Serdn $4,000 de ingreSOS muy
juStOS que no 0Staban en- eI
prOgrama.
Nos aIegramos por la ciudad Y
por la parte que tomamos en- la
defensa de esa justicia.

I'll Attorney General ha autorizado
al senor Maximino Lpgunaris para
que haga un contrato con ell Ayunta
miento para ell arrendamiento del edi-
fcio de carcel.
Cuando ell senior Luzunaris Sc hizo
cargo de su empleo pagaba $50 por el
alquiler de la mitad del ediicio: pero
entonces, necesitando mayor local,
adquirio todo ell editicio, cedieDdo los
presos para la limpieza de GALES en-
cambio del arrendamiento.
Con motive de Ia determination to-
mazda por ell Ayuutamiento de que Sc
haga ell barrido por hombres libres, ell
Departamento tendra que pagar >. 900
al ano por el arrendamiento del editicio
de la carcel
Pero como no Sc contaba con este,
ne Sc INTRODUCE cantidad alguna en- el
presupuesto para esa atenci0n.
Sc ha convenido por Gltimo dar $500
del fondo de deticiencia hasta Mario
pr6Ximo, en- cuya fecha va Sc habra
reunido la Camara Legislative Y vota-
ra ell cr6dito oportuno.
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Homicide en-
AguaS- -BuGnaS
PuSi6rOnsG VariOs a jugar y GUAM
do unO de eIIOs perdj6 CuatTO
pesos, Sc quej6 de que no Sc
habia jugadO con IiTnpiGza.
Ocurrio entonces una rina Y el
agresor NAL hirio a la victima
que era hombre conocido Y es-
timado.
de maestro co1re&ponsaI)

Agosto, 24.-En ell barrio Sumide-
ro, Aguas-Buenas, en- la noche de
aver fue asesinado ell popular ciudada-
no don Benilde Boscana, por Cres-
cencio Rivera, vecino de la Cidra. FL
hecho ocurri6 en- ell barrio de xSumi-
deroa de este t6rmino municipal. Ell
asesino fue capturado por los guardias
Vicente Gonzalez Bermudez y Jacinto
Bardaguez, l. ?. Ell juzgado entiende
en- ell asunto.
Ell agresor declara: que, viniendo de
Caguas entro en- la tienda de don Pc
pito Caballero de 6sta, saltan1o la pa
llzada porque va estaba cerrada por
ser domingo Y haber va dado las II,
que suplico al senor Caballero lie ven
dIera unas provisiones & 10 que Sc ne
go, dici6ndole que 10 podfan multar;
que al sacar el dinero para mostrarse-
10 dicho senor, estaban ALI don Be
nilde Boscana Y 'Heodoro Acevedo: que
no habiendo logrado su objeto sigui6
para ell barrio de Sumidero entr6 en-
la casa-ventorrillo de Isidoro Flores, Y
como al cuarto de hora de estar ALI,
llegaron Boscana y Acevedo, Y acto
continue pidieron una baraja y 10 invi-
taron 4 jugar; que jugaron los tres, y
ell que declara, observando que va lie
habian ganado mas de cuatro pesos,
NAL ganados, del dinero que llevaba,
hizo algunas refieciones q Boscana,
qui6n en- ell acto lie tir6 una bofetada
enseguida lie agredi6 con una cuchilla
6 navajo, la que lie pudo guitar, en-
tonces lie tir6 con ella & Boscana, oca-
sionandole la herida que lie cause la
muerte.
Ell asesino Sc halla tranquilo, y de-
clar0 con serenidad.
Manana sale por ruta extraordina-
ria para Caguas, con ell proceso.
La muerte de don Benilde Boscana,
ha sido muy sentida en- todo ell pueblo
y su jurisdiction, por tratarse de un
ciudadano honrado trabajador, muy
popular y hallarse emparentado con
principales familias de la localidad.
Hoy Sc practice la autopsia por ell ia
cultatiro GimeneZ Cruz, y 4 las
p. m. Sc efectu6 ell entierro siendo una
yerdadera procession ell acompana-
miento
Descanse en- paz ell bueno de don
Benilde y reciba la famiia ell consuelo
que necesiten por tan irreparable per-
dida.
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NO Sc ENCUENTRA SITIO DONDE
ALBERGAR A UNA POBRE MU-
JER D:SVALIDA Y ENFERMA!

Ne es possible lleyar al terreno de la
practica la carload.
Ell hospital de San Juan es tan pc
queno, queno cabe ALI nj la mitad de
los que 10 necesitan.
En- la edici6n del domingo dimos
cuenta de una infeliz mujer que anda
por esas GALES enferma hambrienta.
FL alcalde oyendo nuestras indica-
clones trato de llevarla aquel asilo.
pero no fu6 possible, no hay camas y
estan en- ista cuatro enfermos mas,
antes que ella.
Mu6strese la carload en- favor de
una mujer que perece de enfermedad
Y miseria.
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"B 0 R | C U A"

Este apreciable colaborador nues-
tro, nos manifesto que ell senor Val
d6s, ha concedido, desde hace mucho
tempo, q las empresas periodisticas
de esta Capital, ell traslado 4 Cata1o
Gle todos los paquetes de peri6dicos.
! sLa Correspondencia> -. los con-
ductores del yaporcito con disiuttlo, co
mo dir1a lnfante, Sc la lleyan, Il ycces,
para Bayamon, y la devuelven al otro
dia d Catano, ESQ irroga periuicios 4
esta empresa y....a <BoricuaS.
Con que va 10 saben los conductores.
NADIA les cuesta 4 elIos tirar el paquete
en- la estaci6n de Catano; y ALI man
dara q buscarlo ell amigo don Jesus
Loubriel.
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NUPCIAS S

Anoche contraieron matrimonio an
te ell Juez de Cathedral, la bella y dis
tinguida senorita Laura Negr6n San
tana, hermana del laureedo poeta don
Ramon Negr6n Flores, con ell senior
Obadiah May Wood, inspector de es-
cuelas que fu6 de Bayam6n,
Apadrinaron los contrayentes Ell
doctor Samuel NJ. Lindsay don Mi
guel Canellas Nergara
Amigos fntimos de la familia asis-
tieron q la ceremonial, siendo obsequia-
dos espl6ndidamente.
Deseamos que la dicha corone ell nue.
vo hogar.
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ECOS de Ia pIenSa

SEn este punto, Y en- nuestro con-
cepto, ell problema no estriba en- la
destruction de un partido en- provecho
de su adversario--tal era ell desidera-
tum de Hunt Y de Allen-sino en- la
elimination total completa de los
psrtidos actuales, indtiles 8 pernicio-
sos; en- la preparation del pals para
formar verdaderos partidos, cuando ell
Congreso resuelva una de estas dos CO.
sas: 6 conceder la autonomia, tipo ca
nadiense, 8 extender la constitution y
la nacionalidad convirtiendo a Puerto
Rico en- un estado igual a los estados
del continente.>
(De STHe Puerto Rico Heralda)
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zafarranChO anOChG en- la CaIIe
de San Jose,
El Juez impuso muItas Y calmo
la exCitacion de los animos.

La noche Sc deslizaba placidamente
y un tantO fresca.
Narias mnchachas, entire elias Maria
Torres, Ana Rodriguez, Clara Rosado
y Paula Santana, estaban de broma en-
los bajos de la casa no. l de la calle de
San Jose, pero no contaron con la
hue&peda, mejor dicho, con ell hu6sped.
Isidoro Herrero, que lleya amores
con una de las chicas, lie habfa prohibi-
do que Sc reuniera con las otras ami
guitas.
Verlas juntas Y cmpezar a dar sopa-
pos 4 diestro y siniestro, fu6 todo uno.
Elias Sc defendieron, y frases terri
bles saheron de aquellos labios, con
indignation del vecindario.
Intervino la policia esta manana
ell Juez, quien impuso 4 Herrero SO
de multa s. d cada una de las chicas,
que llorando 4 mares partieron para
Puerta de Iierra, con objeto de vera
near
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En- UtuadO

esta yacante una plaza de m&dico titu-
lar, Official Axiliar de Sanidad y Sc de-
sea proveer pero con un candidate de
reputation. La plaza tiene Is dollars
mensuales. Hay la circumstance ia
vorable de que por ahora ell m6dico
que sea nombrado ejercera solo.
Agosto 13 1908.
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NOtiCias de,
Puerta de TERRA
Sc desea ALI mucho que Sc atienda
al ornate pubIico
Sc necesita luz en- varios lugares

Sc necesita luz en- varios Iugares
Las novenas de San Agustin yienen
celebrandose con mucha concurrencia
de fieles. Ell coro de ninas muy bien,
salVo un pequeno rozamiento entire ell
director senior O.. Asenjo Y las chicas,
a las cuales aconseiamos sean mas bon
dadosas con ell que las dirige, pues
aparte Gle sus amos que merecen respe-
to les proporciona ensenanza que en-
ell dia de mafana. les sera 1til.
Sc ha establecido una nueva farma-
cia bajo la direction de don Juan Zen
gotta, en- la carretera LIE deseamos
muchos negocios.
Nos dicen yarios vecinos de dicho
barrio que cuando Sc pone ell foco en-
la parte comprendida entire la casa de
Sallcrup Y ell puentecito. Dichos We
cinos pagan sus contribuciones al mu-
nlclpio como cada h[Jo de 0eciao y no es
justo Sc les tenga en- obscuridad com
pleta en- ell siglo veinte, que es mayor
mente siglo de las iuceS.
iCudndo Sc quitaran los ranches que
tiguran como kiosl1os en- la gran plaza
ae Puerta de Terra. Desdicen mucho
del ornate.
IL la calle de San Agustin cuando la
compondran2
De carload senor Tood, yea que es
inhumano ell estado de dicha caIle,
pues esta uno expuesto & romperse
cualquier cosa con los zanjones que
existen en- ell trozo de Aniceto Miriam
da 4 la fabrica de fideos.
Con POGO puede arreglarse y asi po-
dram los vecinos de dicha calle tener
un motive de agradecimiento.
La carne Sc vende en- ell barrio a 30
centavos ell kilo y ell pan q 3 centavos
los 400 gramos. Ambos articulos de
buena calidad
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A LOS PROPIETARIOs

Cuadernos talonarios de Glen recibos
para cobros de alquileres de casas.
Bolet&s de demandas.
En- eLa Correspondents de Puerto
Rioo3
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En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
periodico viejo. a$2-40 quintal.
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arr ~ROMERO HAXTHAUsEN, da cla-
ies de ingl6s, en- su casa oalle Nueva No. 2
LItos Marina, los Lunes, Microbes Viernas
10 4 de Ia nsoho. 4 dss poses msnEuAlAa-
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En- ArGClbO SO prOpOnGn CGIGbrar
SOlGmnGmGnt8 Ia fiesta do los
bOmbGTOS.
La senorita Walington ocupa ell
primer Iugar en- un Certamen de
simpatia.
La Cota de Distrto wehs a sus trabaios.
(De maestro rorreSpoasalJ

LIE fttttNt fJ tbf tNf'tftNtttt
Agosto 4-EI cuerpo de bomberos
Sc prepara para celebrar dignamente
ell dfa de Nuestra Sonora de Monserra-
to Patrona del citado cuerpo Cree
mos que de contribuir ell pueblo fin
de que ese dia sea de yerdadero recreo
expansion para esos heroicos hijos
del trabajo que sin retribuci6n alguna
prestan meritosos servicios 4 yeces con
exposition de su propia vida
Siguen con entusiasmo los ensayos
para la velada Que prOntO tendra lu
gar en- ell Casino Esprnol Sc ensayan
dos piecesitas ademas un cOro de
SLas Campanadas9 cantado por ninos
Fla tornado nuevamente possession de
la alcaldia ell se1or don Bernardo Hui
ci que Sc encontraba en- uso de licencia.
Marcia nueyamente 4 la cabeza del
Certamen de simpatfa de la &Estrella
del Nortes la tan simp6tica Anita Wa
hngton.
La policla ha decomisado EN- yarios
almacenes efectos ayeriados.
FL dia 81 del corriente empezara de
nueYo funcionar la Corte de Dis
trito por cesar ell periodic de yacacio-
nes.
arr ~ROMERO HAXTHAUsEN d4 cla-
de ingl6s en- su casa oalle Nueva No. 2
lItos Marina, los Lunes, Microbes Viernos
10 s 4 . de Ia nsOhS. dss poses msnEuAlAa
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La policia ha decomisado en- varios
almacenes efectos averiados.
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ECONOMLA MUY NAL ENTENDIDA ES

@ @,ei s e e made a
&C m E.
l duriida
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Fla tornado nuevamente possession de
la alcaldfa ell senor don Bernardo Hui
ci que Sc encontraba en- uso de Hcencia
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Sc ha establecido una nueva farma-
cia bajo la direction de don Juan Zen
gotta, en- la carretera. LIE deseamos
muchos negocios.
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HI. ZENO GAMBIA.
DireGteF.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-01-22
a Remedy For Leaal Rust.

The young lawyer was founder
ing in tangle of his own making
in case he had before a supreme
court justice, who is known, saws
the New York Tribune, as the hu-
morist of the bench.
The justice listened attentiyely
to- the young mans efforts to olsen
tangle himself, but after awhile he
was visibly impatient, and the young
man perceived that the time had
come for excuses. So he began:
"You see, your honor, to be per-
fectly frank with you, | am the
least bit rusty on methods of pro-
cedure In cases of this nature. /
trust that your honor will bear with
me and advise me in the matter"
"Why, certainly" replied the JUS
tice, smiling. 81 will be only too
glad to advise you"
The face of the young lawyer be-
gan to brighten, only to be shrouded
IN gloom moment later, when the
justice added:
"My advice to you, young man,
is that you go and study law"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-01-22
Don't Worry.

This is easier said than done, yet
it may be of some help to consider
the matter. II the cause is some
thing over which you have no con-
troll it is obvious that worry viii
not help the matter in the least.
On the other hand, il within your
control you have only to act. When
you have a cold and fear an attack
of pneumonia, buy a bottleof Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and use it
judiciously and all cause for worry
as to the outcome will quickly dis
appear. There is no danger of pneu-
monia when it is used. For sale by
Greenwich & Drury.
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Saint Narq 5 BEACON,
Ugly Men Who Mere Able TO FascInats
the Fair Sex.

the Fair Eek.
One Of the men who possessed
the LADY killing faculty to q most
surprising degree was Napoleon
Bonaparte's rival in the affections
of Marie Louise, the infamous and
all powerful Neipperg. de was an
ugly creature, with small abilities
and yet smaller fortune, and he had
broken many hearts about the Aus
trian court before Marie Louise
saw and fell furiously in love with
rim. With everything to lose and
nothing to gain by her encourage
ment of the man, she left no stone
unturned until she was able to make
herself Neipperg's wife.
In the eyes Of the world it was a
terrible degradation for the widow
Of the French emperor to become
the wife at Tn Austrian count, but
she cared not q whit what the world
said, as was the case with the wo-
men who ran after the ugly spend
thrift Wilkes and the mad Due de
Richelieu.
Wilkes was famous in his day all
over England not only as lord mayor
and chamberlain and a very loud
talking patriot, but as the ugliest
man of his time and the most adj
mired by the women. He fiouted
and i'll treated all of them with the
exception of his daughter, but il had
not the desired effect of cooling
their affections.
As to the Due de Richelieu, though
men could not tolerate him, when he
was shut up in the Bastille crowds
Of women, old and young and rich
and poor, used to collect every day
at the hour when he took his ex-
ercise on the parapets and adore
him from a distance and deplore the
incarceration of SO charming a per-
son.
Theodore Hook was another
ugly man who was irresistible to the
softer sex, for it is proved clearly
that when a man is agreeable to
women they care not in the least
what his personal appearance may
be. List proved this.
When an old man, with a hard,
ugly face, women begged permission
to kiss his ugly hands and raved
and sentimentalized over him as
though he were Adonis' self. Doz-
ems of schoolgirls and countesses
who worshiped at his shrine cared
not a pin for his music nor under
stood note of it, but were keenly
alive to the charm of his personal
lty, which no woman, so far as we
know, was ever able or willing to
withstand.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-01-22
Oldest Ship I'm the World.

What is stated TO be the oldest
ship in the world has recently
been sold at Teneriffe to be broken
up. This is the Italian ship Anita,
registered at the Port of Genoa. The
Anita, which resembled Christie
pher Columbus's ship the Santa
Maria, was built in Genoa in l54S,
and effected her last voyage at the
end of March, 1902 from Naples to
Teneriffe, six or seven weeks ago.
The Anita was of tremendously
stout build, and had weathered
countless storms and tornadoes in
all parts of the world, but it was
also the slowest ship afloat, taking
-2O5 days on one voyage from Balti-
more to Rio de Janeiro.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-01-22
Il l. Easy 70 Ne - Nobody. :

Il Is the easiest thing In the world
70 be "a Nobody" All that il nee
essary is 70 do nothing, or tobe like
the boy who, when questioned by
his father as TO why he had resigned
his position as clerk in store re-
piled, I'm looking for something
easy"
Look for q soft suap." Don 3
get up in the morning until yon feel
like it. Don't 60 to work until yon
are obliged TO. Don't put yourself
out 70 meet engagements. Never
mind IL you miss a train. or If you
are half an hour late at your work.
II you are at school, don't trouble
about preparing your lessons
Crib" whenever you can, cheat as
often as possible, and get the best of
yonr teacher whenever you see q
chance, and your progress in the
desired direction will be assured.
II you are in college, never mind
about scholarship, the main thing
is to slide through. You can en-
ploy tutor at the close of each term
and cram" for examination. Have
a good time" and never bother
about results, they will take care of
themselves.
Do not try to do things as well as
you can-any way will do. IL you
are saving n board, do not exert
yourself to saw it straight. IL you
start to make sled or a bookcase,
never mind about completing it, or
il you do, put il together anyhow.
Half-done, botched work is just the
thing for "nobodies. Success.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-01-22

When he made his customary
call upon the object of his affec-
tions the other evening, the young
man displayed more than the ordi-
nary nervousness that usually
marked his bearing.
"What's troubling you, George ?''
asked the lovesick maiden, noticing
his condition.
"Oh, have something to confess
to you and don't know how it will
affect you."
"Well, never mind. I'm prepared
for anything"
"Clara, | am a somnambulist."
ooh, pshaw; don't worry! NV
father is Unitarian, my mothers
q Congregationalist and I'm a hard
shell Baptist, bat l don't mind
changing. -Exchange.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-01-22

It's the old story of murder will
out only in this case there's no
crime. A woman feels run down.
has backache or dyspepsia and
thinks it's nothing and tries to hide
it until she finally breaks down.
Don { deceive yourself. Take Elec.
trio Bitters ut once. 1t has O repu-
tation for curing Stomach, Liver aud
Kidney troubles and will reviviry
your whole system. The worst form
OF those maladies will quickly yield
to the curative power of Electric
Bitters. Only Soc. and guaranteed
by Loker & deWaal Druggist, Leon
ardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-01-22

There were, it seems, 'sladies' tail
ors" and tailor made dresses in the
days of Queen Elizabeth. A con-
tributor of the Tailor and Cutter
has been visiting Cumnor and was
shown a letter written by the in
fated Amy Rohsart shortly before
her death at Cumnor House. which
Sir Walter Scott desc. ihes in
"Kenilworth." 1t was to Mr..
William Edney, tailor at the Tower,
and refers to the alteration of a
gown he was making for her and
contains promise to see him paid.
The unfortunate lady died before
the gown was finished, md the poor
tailor had to wait for FIVE years be-
fore he was paid by the Earl of
Leicester.