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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-03-17


anteed.
Jan 2s-yf
St. Mury's Packing &
Manufacturing Company,
Mitter's Whas1, I'D.
carrying the largest assortment of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
in st. Mary's county.
EVERYTHING NEW. Our Fall u
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS and la.
dies wear are the finest.
Stvlnc were never more charming
oeJiVo than they are this season,
nor were Prices more tempting.
Come and see us Wen take
pleasure in showing you our entire
lines. even though you may want TO
buy only little, or none az oil.
The reward of Que duty done il
the power 10 fulfil another: tho
pleasure and profit you get out OF q
single purchase from us promote
many and many another.
We can save you dollars and abe
dollars you save here are Just "a
good as the dollars YOU make ON.
your farm and they come great
deal easier.
Remember, we carry everything
you need, and IL We are out" we
viii have same delivered at your
door or steamboat landing Mt saw.
ing of from ID TO % per cent. over
other storekeepers.
We buy in large quantities for
FOtR STORES, ran CiSH aud
secure the lowest prices. That
means lots Tor our customers, be.
cause when we buy BARGAIN.
ne sell 4 BARGAIN
We would like 10 III every child
In the county with pair III Shoes
and n suit Ot Clothing.
With every pair OF shoes, Mems,
Women \ and Children : YOU buv
OF us, you sccurea guarantee that \
as good as gold You wear the shoe
aud II they don't give YOU satisfac.
ton, you ges your money back or
another pair u! shoes.
We carry foil line Of
RADCLIFFE SHOES Tor LADIES,
MEMS PATENT LEATHER, VICI
AID AND BOX CALF SHOES
STYLES AND SINS MEMS FINE
BOOTS
MEMS SUITS, from o. to sl5.
OvERcoATs from 81 to SI5.
LADIES CAPES, COATS AND
SKIRTS.
idsa' AR Tight Stoves, $I.75.
Full Line of Furniture always
on hand.
CARPETS, MArTrNGs.
Cook Stoves.
BUCGlES AND WAGONS.
We want to sell you your FLOUR:
Best In the World, S4.sO:
Winter Patent, s4.4O.
Sugar, D cts ~ pound.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
For Country Produce.
Octly
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-03-17
THU asDAY. April 9TH

The Cbaptieo Dramatic Club win assist
the-g ty aspe ting the play Single Lie. -
An eiasorate SUPPER will be served. A
liberal patronage II hoped for.
March IL. cd.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27
- RnNAA.AY MATcm

a
James Kecue and bis company
will present Pablo Roman Tor
the last time tonight The play
has been veil patroniled all week.
a Runaway Match. which VIII
be presented At the Third Avenue
theatef commencing with tpmotz
rows matinee. ia built upon IA plot
which gives rise "a about a. many
eomlcal situations ah II IL posi-
Bile for 4 farce comedy to contain
The story deals with "a father and
a son Who have fallen ia love with
q widow aud her daughter In this
Gaze. however. the usual conditions
which exist have been reversed hy
the playwright and be- has made
the mother elope with the son. and
the daughter with the father ~
a continuity uf Circumstance. and
uubeknoWn o. each other both cou=
piles seek the same destination ln
their Night which happens 90 be
n country hotel. where the scene
opens and the Fun beglua
In climax cooks. walters and
other guests at tHe hotel are en-
hruiled. and the best De- made Of the
complicated situation a shifting
81 partners and double wedding
finally adjusts things for the hap
pInesa ~ all concerned and the
curtain rings down on a world In
tune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27
Star Want Ad Agencies.

P.s. Mullen. sai Ballard ave. eco
Eltx Hall
Frenent prua c. EWING street
ard Fremont avenue.
W. A. Mansiisld q Co. Druggist
fSa ard jackson
orahams ttsms Bakery, efo1 let
aNenuA
c " LShndrsit. cigar sssrs. sisls
Ueeene
Thea Harris. a psstsflss. Rsntsn
kittis's Pharmaey. tsa ave. worth
ave Aarrlsen street J. ~ Little.
prop rister
esrisea q Co. Druggist. eer. eth
- and Pao street South eeattle
?. A. Moers. Postestles. So ParS
unNsrslsy prSs etsr~ uHlNsrsie
E(stlea
As~.n e. Phsrm.sy. ic2s Howell
sirssl
aslnlsr Phsrwsoy, Mr. clari. pre-.
Z ,risasr. e02e q. Madison.
c<lorakia prua store. W, J. STUD
~. prse- ceiuwhla. Mash
Broadway phsrmaer, y. &. Flshsn
erep- sia 8readssaY and Jawssa
oaakse DRUG Co. 1918 lat ave
ksarY's Pkarmaoy. rs ~ Bread
NsSs phens. unien 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27
UNION MEETING

A union meeting q the North &c.
attic churches d. being hali az North
Seattle. 90 First avenue and Denny
Way Rev Theodore Hansen. Of
Wisconsin. is conducting the meet
iufa lie has been holding very Hur-
esazfui meetings "a ballard Tor the
past few days ana r. an able speak b
HH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES.

eThess prices are 70 any buyer IN
quantities Prices on small purchases
average 20 per cent hiEher1
Provisions.
Tfsah Meat Cow beef. CHs.e per
10 steer beef CSC. veal 7ufna b..
pork. D. a. mutton. aushc 10.
Provisions Hams. isafse 10:
breakfast bacon. ise 10. bellies
iFesh. lie n.
vssstsbls.
California potatoes. i4aIEe per
10 Yakima potatoes. 90 pei ton
carrots. 81 90 per sack. cabbage. -
Q1Hf % fadizhea tee doz punches
rfsen onions. Zoe per doH punches;
rueauhfrH eco CO. daErn native
peas. a. ~ uaK beans. t9er n hot
house tomatoes 10 81. esq plant.
sweet potatnes 50 aaHC re- lb.
Green Fruit Etc.
Apples. Wenatfhee. eeeHfi.s5
Per box Valencia aHHnrea.
taHs per boz. Lemons feHazt per
hax Ninrhhaffiee s. 900 zee crate.
Persian dates. SIC ~. bananas
tzHaA $50 hunrh. Native Hfraabrr-
rieH. ttoo PER crate Cherries
100 Der crate CauteioupeH Yak
ima. ltrdft crate. usuheffIaa 81
ben WrnatHhee usaeHea FaeH tioe
bon Watsfuteilons- taooa azs per
dozen Sweet pruHeH. sac Hfeek-
haaa 7te. Tragedy Goo Ttasfber-
ties ff1t SHAPES. WHshinEfan. ete.
grapes. California tiufaf nut
meEa 7tr EHlhrirk Peaches. fzaftc.
Crawford peaches. saM 3sr
Hsy. Grain ard Feed.
Oats. tsGeou 1900 rer ton barley.
$3.50 peF tor wheat. fzsmza ton
chop. teteaH 2Too pr ton. shofta
- % per tuu bran. 80 % per ton.
oii meal So - pcr 80 - ". tim
othy fifoa per ton . W com
pressed timofhy. ffaH 20 ton. nsw
heH has. titeoa 1909 per ton.
Puget Sound hay. I4a8t3 PER ton.
uziadllnEs. fzeeo per son. cracked
corn. issee rsf tor straw. iioes
per ton Peanuts. Jumbo. &c. A-L
Butter Gees. Cheese.
Native creamery zse per ~ East
efu creamery. fresh 500 Gle H.
THra Native ranch ssH ase dor
oregon ranch. CSC daz. Eastern. 21c
dor
Cheese Native. itHisc ID.
Poultry.
Chickens. hens. i1Hrs rrriHF. Iga
ieAc Ducks. live. fsuitC
Fish. Etc.
HaiIbut tUfhc per 10. salmon
trout. Zee tie Per D. FOUNDERS Sc
per n HainH. ahc per Do. ahflmpA
- q itc pef 10. smeIlH. scarce.
Groceries and Cereals
Sugar. Golden O.. In sacks. 8 fS.
ExIfa g.. ln sacks fzhh. powdered.
iu barrels fe.G0. dr. EfauuiafeH. foo
sacks. secs cube. Iu barrel. ftso.
Flour. patent per barrel $3.50.
crown it, Straight per barrel
81 Gold MHdHL aGaE MIHHsH1ta
hard wheat. Fea1. HIHaburF. s. go.
fil'HburyH UHHt SEE STANDARD na-
koia. 3flf whole wheat flour per
baael ftoa Efahnm. $3.50. graham.
Jos. per h#Ia iatEs fye flour. toa
per barrel Uft. rye naur. los per
bale 20. EKe mrHi Soc per barrel
ffta. burkuheat. per barrel 81 90
germ meal. ice. rrf bale. 11TEz corn
meHt. t0H. per barrel. $500. yellow
Germ meal Zoe. per bale co. white
corn meat EnH $500 ra'IDI oats. per
barrel Gee. ffef wheat flakes
hdx. 81 lbs s. 90. Parma. prf barrel
ftHa5 Parma. in-lh sacks FER bale.
3 eal howlHy large per barrel
81 50 howiuV. small taH. bale. s. 90.
Holly. rrif=fHIHinE huakwhfHf Per
case. sass. Holly cake and pastry
flour. per ease. tAoas pearl barley.
etsih hoKrH. per rWfs $3.50 pearl
harley. i00=lb sacks. 400. split
pens. 2b-ih boxes 500 split peas.
ioezlh boxes. iitoi popcorn. per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27

81 20 their especial talents. and
three nea people uill make their
debut Prank montgomery Edith a.
Mnutruur and Thea EdWardes
There vii De- new scenery and four
strong apealaltloa Wili euiIFen the
between at intervals
a huge water wheel IN operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27
HAZEL KIRKE

HAZEL KIRK
Tor lFhf the successful run 81
Uncle Toms Cabin will come -
an end az the Aieaaaf thcater To
morrow afternoon and night and
all neat week. with Wednesday and
Saturday matlnnea. the Wrids#
MAINS VII put on Hazel kirke
a Wholesome melodrama 81 the old
type Charlie King Meta Cham
bsrlalu Prank Long PerHle .anrs
tin George Morrison. Joe Donahua
and others will ali have roles suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27
Real u,,s,s-con,lnusd
uN


You have 20 80 three times as Tar cut
70 buy az cheap a. ,,,,s.ft,,
lots right on The cat line right On
the lake with thooO aehuoi house
uFht uu She addition
rrp,,s ssM igeAkpotSp An, A
II an the real estate men Ia Seattle
formed thtmHelNsH iu one hlh COIN
hlne they could never baK land 80
t bsss l IN e'i lots Il Me- kass a~nsd 10
acres twenty uiHht years since seat
o. wee NlllaEe % sw taa
ute ans body could has land at
thia IN etTN TORS with envy VA
fiGira and TELEPHONES NOW
Don't bay anywhere on a nramlas Of
these improvements EniuE ia. lheY
arr IN Southeast Seattle NOW.
man on earth can convince ygu he
has = better Proposition fee ltpNh
AM GNNEHfMENr
THE land beFlns gn hracan iiill ana
in part - Rainier Heights A fine
plank street ffam First avenue Go
Southeast seattle level al thr way
!ggm top q tfat hl, The beacon ,..si
ar both within e blutka e SOUTH
EAST SEATTLE. and Rainier
Heights tinr viii Zee extended p1His
tlNrh fhis summer 60 the addition
Don't DELAY and Kau viii have Moth
ine o. feEfct rakr amy WashlnEtaH
street ear g. aaHfhrHaf Aeattle#it
runs through the middle uf ths adti#
uun#hu8 there ard Yuu Nil save
months ~ time which sea Will lose
~ uYtnE uay ouf where yea can buy
lots aH cheap as uura
office open until q evenings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27

Walter stephens. an English
writer. dramatized Paradise Lost
and the English censor Immediately
forbade its production. Naturally
IL Is 20 be sent 20 this country.
Raymond Hitchcock. Of King
nodo7 fame. has asked Richard
Harding Davis 20 write a play for
him as soon as The Yankee Con
sui" dies OF old age.
Joseph kilgour. who played Gen.
Washington in Captain Barring
ton the play In which Charles
Richman starred. decided he did not
wish To be Amelia Blngham's lead
ing man. Hickman was then sign
ed. kilgour viii play the leading
role In W. A. Bndys revival OF
siberia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27
A. the preliminary attraction.

Mamie GllroY who created prom
ineut parts ga some 81 the best
uoyt plays. Is dead She wAa best
known a. d Houhret ana comic opera
star.
The four C0hana have settled
their family quarrel and All viii
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SI.so. 500 nd 80

"Cluett' shirts at fi15. T. n.
Brooks 4 Co, 1891 End ave. Arcade
Bldg. -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27

George v Hobart has finished a
comedy ior May Irwin 10 o. called
Mra. Black "a Back"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27

be members % Little jon my
Jones George NJ Conan. how
ever. viii monopolIzo the big type
Truly shaituek wlll BE- a msnber
81 the company.
The scenes in The Girl Who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27

with running water. the old mill.
and the heavy snowstorm will be
spectacular features OF Hazel
kirkc."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27

Ward and Vokcs have dissolved
partnership Ward SAYS he will re-
tire. Nukos will continue % play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27
MINsrRErs COMING

One week from tomorrow the
Grand opera house will open for
Two nlghts with Cartons ualnsirels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27

THREE years NHfH and EHsaA vases
foreman and tiaiskespsf aisa waai
Food htsskkrfpFf auA to- HaieamsHz
See Forrest linam flmsa hloeh#
call at once
eooeo oooooo oooooe
p 2 CLAYTON a SON.
INHIHAhtH
a. NrW fefk uioek.
oooeo 900 5000 100 O. 900
nan
Beautiful ruum house modern. siEhf=
d. Wee - lake iHIau. 3 hIHHA ~ eaF
Inc street improvements tn aaa
Double eatner Twenty avenue.
aKlna cash
,fIre Insurance
a. r CLAYTON a sex.
as Nsw Nafk block
ALMOND ADDITION
eHlF - ChHiEs Hta irff lu this
BEAUTIFUL tract We challenge rafma
parisa Where ean fe# flHl tote
lakc. mountains aHa eItf. sd anif 6
mieaisz ridc fram eiy hat az 8 =
rasg uaixsrsitr ear. st aff e. East
HIHlnH HfHrrf anH So tuH HIH# kH east
who're $50 nlu fnH sairHHEH aii dHF
sunday. ahH WfI take H5EaHurr II
shaeiHs 9ou the adFauiaHea 90 10
Ssar Nela8tssr pafk end usu rerfs
LHafG mHnaiHaa
Terms So rrr month.
D. + gNEHuRN uaHHf.
3 49, a.iHs4a ha.laHs
a. n IauNRroN
tiuuafH# Tote fHHHlH. Acre Tracts
taaH Nefs choice =faum - house,
finr t.se QHrsa Anne iIlH
- fesm 9ge es5ss Iot ts.tist Ia
s.. Is tKiM 18th ave HnFth =
8 1s,.i - sasrs saeb. fine far build.
gao-s .els. a.tin 80. niealH CLEARED
ready Ger garden. 0refa Lake sta
rhsas are aniy "a sample. cas- ana ssa
ssa.p'fSs ny '5 s.s., .als + f'ai 80
a a. JOHNSTON
"a lHHaHH 800"
i'hanea Main =. iud A 1tia
roR HAIEf
80 ruiiets. haifhsa Be- Fehruarf An
s..k 49, ses $50 80 2, 80 sz.l
Large tract 70 lard we# cleared
fruit aad trFetatias fire ehIrasn
houses ana aaaH clover raHHf. aasH
hnufe fHfaiiare sra ui5h ff- run
nlnE estsr tea SIS lsfae ha.tz
daY 90 - eash. g. manih al s
rrr cert deferred payments NaH
street set side Green lake thifd
hpuse from ear ins
WE Will asH Faa a iaf stth aH i'm
pfnt euasnis Do. fire Fi-H ffum tisz
anf up n Nun uaut home wv wlll
build ere tn HaIt 500 and HHu paF
fnf BE- fhe same - rent - eur Iafz
and size gH FnaF nlaus HHd 80 ELL
make an estimate 70 EHHf HhlHh aiH
aarurlse ful faf - rhfapnerr.
= Z htERH co 20 Afeaaf uliE
rnnEE lqis ~ ths Madison street "a.
dIiiHu. cheap
one De en- AHfHtE ainfh e. 10
- leta on lNeaia -ifih 49, each.
ISAAC H nIcH a co.
SO WaahinsfaH Building
a Goou general foreman wanted b
take charge 20 al iHlHH u Garden
~ Eden also mHH wanted fu clear
streets and laf sidewalks Taks
WaafiHHfua street car g. Taf Iuf .
mills go iil'men ar Smith
HEsT rRE ~. sat ,s.-.roaa
iarre Tract - IaHd mIth city watsf.
all Fuu can UaF=HH cents per month
0niF fa minutes ride. Take wash
fnEtun street Naf#=afHH passes through
sol titEsA asst STAT iE office ousn
unti evenings
q 40 MasIsru t-ream house
Effafnt en- fffh ave
Both HH eaHF payments
aa DRIES Al BLOCK
Main feai or Red
Fer Sale Flats
F0E Hkl.E cinaAFz# i-ra.fH zee. COM
uirtriF Furnished FOR hauaaEsruInf
rent q 1879 Tth ave. Flat a.
See observation-disclosures
FOR CAMPERS AND HOP PICK.
New Wall Tents
stlW ...f sssst st.ss sss.s..asesssss. ~ {
NNia H##H aea.. s-H=ss... ...sH=a#.... } u
All sizes in stock
g. par cent 90 purchase price paid On
return Hf end 70 season
Cots. MHtffFHHfH. chairs. Iammurk 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27

The nustouians will be resurect-
a and uIll begin a tour this fan in
an elaborate revival Of "Rohia
Hood. with Agnes Cain Brown
and Camille n'Arviue alternating
as Maid Marian. Henry Clay Baru-
abee vii play the sheriff Barnahes
viii play ia vaudeville for few
months his sketch viii be some
thing out Of the ordinary. u is be
inr written by an American play
wright said TO be famous" and
will be staged by a we'll known pro
Queer II will have a stage man
agcr. musical director. press agent
and manager. The sketch viii Be
In the nature Of an operetta in
which Harnahee will sing many OF
the best songs he has used In tho
last 80 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27

THREE years eafk and Fassl vases
O. reliable Huhef man fHH assistant
foreman and tfmHkurUrF aiHH want
Fpod ha-ahkrfpaf and tNu aaieamsHz
See Forrest Enam rlmsa hiotk
call at unce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27

"Her First False Step. a i've act
melodrama. vill be the Cleveland
thcater'a Attraction week % August
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27

Forgot written by Paul Potter
for Mary Mannering. are laid In
Switzerland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27
Have You a Want? Phone the Star
Offiees-For Rent

~ sN SsdIs s5l IN awe ave- .'G Fssol II
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FOR CAMPERS AND HOP PICK
Frs
New Wall Tents
sHlN ...4 .4... ...4. ..........4=.-.... 60 p
ltla .#=a ..st.. .s.#sss.. ..sa#a--. ; p
All sizes iu stock
q Der ceHt 90 purchase price paid on
return Hf end 70 SEASON.
Cots MHfffFHHfH chairs IIHmmuFka.
E0uhinH Utensils
beet AaEaufi flf Doors ..4z-.....f i =
Window ah Sizes. lowest N altY.
EsAHn is.t - ...t se#ss -s... ss=aHa.... ~
Muftlre HaHekH ...4-= .......=.#...... ~.
Front Door Locks ##4............... o. i
sash weights special prices
sash cord the best Hr Der 10 o.
sash Iaa HHt per HaH .....# .#4.#...... fif
AaHh Lifts. per dHz Hr g. nuI iHH
Binding Paper. per roll .4.4##...... e.
Pure Mixed Paints per gal .#s..... fi q
Greatest assortment ~ second. hand
tools fer lorEinH and grading that
ever was placed aH tho market
! Busy with Harness ....#.#... u %
Good heavy Lumber Wagon eHfnp
Complete line " AlHera LafnerH and
HlnckHru ne Tools
tuGaERH SUPPLY co.
John i1lf fuh D.. ff1
f0imnu Dock. Water Front
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27

1nNffn1 ga 20 la fa66ef c6mho.
Hltinn that will rfslat the action n
Huit af fresh water filling the pores
~ leather. keeping he Haft and pii.
able. nuuluE 60 NVaf aud waterproof
qualities Manufactured aud f0r sale.
Wholesale AND retail. II l. heattia
NiFfF Dock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27

NJ lGIHli MILLINERY al low prtosa
Pins -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27
tInk
Millinery

~ you want c9frect WeiFhts and
prompt returns deal sith she Chieaas
9unh Co, ina Western. Main eff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-27

NOTICE TO SUICIDES
epfsnai1 line = hathtHE suits st 70
tuesd rrieea toNpoNS III ID az.
rAuCREn suits snd SKIRTS reasnn-
abe Suits ard Jackets fefitted Mra
H4yicr. e~A second ave.
CIT flowers for All eccasienss free
teiivrry Tel Black 81
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-01-07


Miss Laura Reed, of Marietta, visit
ed friends in Dalton and Tunnel Hill
the past week.
Mr.. Bolan G. Brumby gets as'much
pleasure out of his automobile asgany
one could.
The advertiser who keeps his wares
before the public eye is the one whose
shelves will be ready for spring goods.
Poultry farming is paying invest
ment. Try it. Chickens and eggs are
always in demand.
Among your new year resolutions,
resolve to come and pay your subscrip-
ton.
We sympathize with Capt. Il. T. Ter
rell in the death of his good mother
which occurred lin Gordon county re-
Gently.
The gold fishes have been taken out
of the basin of the fountain in the city
park and put in tank in Sans drug
store until the ice season is over.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-01-07

: Mrs. DR.. Rambo and children have
gone to Florida to spend the winter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gober Runyan,
fine girl.
James Garrison left last Sunday for
Marietta, where he has accepted a lu-
crative position with the Mcneil Mar
bic CO.--Canton Advance.
Sheriff Frey was out looking for two
white men the past week who commit
ted robbery at Brooks railroad camps,
stealing goods, but they avoided town.
Mosher gives Green Trading Stamps
Mr. w. J. Frey and Mr.. w. T Dew
berry announce their candidacy for re-
election to the offices of Sheriff and
Deputys Sheriff in this issue. These
gentlemen have proven to be vigilant
and competent and if reelected no
doubt will render valuable service to
the people.
DR.. l. w. Waddell, who spent the
holidays with his family here, has re-
turned to Dublin, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1904-01-07
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Bring US your job printing.
Did you swear off?
A happy New Year.
Now shut off the blind tigers.
Grab hand-hold and pull for Mari
eta
This is good time to set out shade
trees.
The farming lands of Cobb county are
in good demand.
This is the best section of the United
States.
WANTED-A cord of dry oak wood
Apply at this office.
Politics will now begin to warm the
atmosphere.
Master Enoch Faw spent the past
week at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. J. G. Hughes and sons, Jim and
Wallace, of Birmingham, are here visit
ing her daughters.
This is a year of elections. Now is
the time to subscribe for the Journal
and keep up with them.
Advertising brings publicity, publici-
ty brings demand, demand brings bust
ness. Try an ad. in the Journal.
The amount of cotton seed that will
be planted this year will be immense
IS cent cotton will do the business.
The life of mercantile business is ad-
vertlsing. Keep before the people and
hold their attention.
Mr.. J. Gid Morris entertained at
dinner number Of his friends on
Thursday.
Mr.. G. w. Rowley has closed out the
j. II. Bate & Co. iewelry store-at Griffin
and gone to Bridgeport, Conn.,, where
he will travel in eight northwestern
States for large jewelry firm.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-07-01

CoRN-Spot easy; No I: s2k- Option
market opened steady and declined.
closing unchanged TO &c net higher
September Sx.
OATS-Spot $
LARDeEasy: western steamed $40;
continent SIS: compound SIS TO sh-
TALLOw-Steady.
RICE-Quiet.
MOLASSES-Dull.
SUGAR-Raw firm: fair refining
3 .-IS: centrifugal. 90 test, ) 1915: mo-
lasses sugar 3 3-1s: refined firm; con-
fectioners A Sass: Mould A S.S5; cut
loaf $50: powdered $50. gr~anulated
$500: cubes $S.25.
BUTTER-Steady: creamery, COM
mon to extra Is to 1SA: state dairy,
common to extra, IL to Il.
CHEESE-Steady; receipts ESQ:
state. full cream, small colored and
white fancy 81.
EGGS-Firm: state, Pennsylvania
and nearby fancy selected white 20 to
p: southern 1419 to Is.
POTATOES-Weak; new southern
$50 TO $500
PEANUTS-Firm. fancy handpicked
6 10 eL: other domestic ga to Ga.
CABBAGESSSteady: Long Island
per leo $3.50 10 $500: southern barrel
crate s1.00 to $i-25.
COTTON SEED OIL-Firm and high
er with a good trade noted. Prime
crude ( o b mills % nominal; prime
summer yellow 30h to 81; of summer
yellow nominal: prime white S2 10 49,.
prime winter yellow 80 TO SO.