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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-22
THE TALE UNFOLDING,


The testimony thus far shows that
MaheIona, the night of his death,
caught Man Chong in a yard near Ii
liha street, with chickens in his pos
ession. As the Parker brothers were
on their way home shortly after 10
o'clock they met the officer and his
prisoner on Liliha street. Maheiona
returned with Man Chong into the
yard to make investigation regarding
certain sacks the Chinaman said were
there. Charles Clark Jr., living in the
vicinity, went to the assistance of Ma
heIona, as did the Parker boys. While
the three young men were in the yard.
Man Chong conducted Mahelona to a
corner Behind a two-story house.
Clark followed them and, in few
minutes, a pistol shot was heard from
the recess. 1t was a dark night. After
a short interval there was a rapid sue
cession of four or five shots Clark
called to the Parker boys in English
for help. They ran to the spot and
found Clark lying upon the PROSTATE
body of Man Chong. Clement Parker
took hold of the Chinaman, relieving
Clark who had been wounded in the
arm.
Other assistance appeared. Man
Chong was removed to the street,
struggling to escape, and was sent to
the station. Somebody brought ALAN
tern and Mahelona's dead body was
found with face upward lying a few
feet from where Clark had put the
Chinaman down. A gunshot showed
in his neck. The dead officers nickel
plated revolver was found about a
foot from his right hand Upon the
spot where the struggle between Clark
and Man Chong had taken place a
Black revolver was picked up by
Stephen Parker, who gave it to- De-
tectiye McDuffie. The prisoner at the
bar was identified by the witnesses
from having the fingers OF his left
hand off,
STOLEN WILL SETTLEMENT.
Judge Robinson made an order of
distribution in the matter of the es-
tate of Francisco BoteIho, deceased. az
which ]. P. Dias is administrator. This
is a case in which the will of the dead
MAJ was entered for probate, its con-
tensS being given in the daily papers
at the time, and afterward lost. Proof
of the win was made to the satisfac-
ton of the court and the administra-
ton proceeded
There is little doubt that the will
was stolen from the desk of the clerk
in his temporary absence. The tesla
tor had asked for a brass band at his
funeral in addition to the ordinary ac-
cessories of decent burial. Legatees
were those named in the following
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
RanaI.G erritcrtet.
De npbpenbise Suranitaltninser for
bets StDrelic CT mn trnfue.

8rpiibeut Hooiebelt ubitebte Sen
Soc Wai en- Snitrur, iom ben iitbmi.
tie annaIfommisiion ifaI rette zig ef-
ter. Gen meooeleS | ct grep til
&rigsminiiter Soft, bois G,eparte.
nent ifdl fore Silipn meo &ommis.
iionen. Det paolGgges benne at no
arbeibe &egler for aanalbeItets Gin.
relic / cipil, miIit9r 90 retsIia Sen.
ieenoe; at inbfsre Chill Serptce; at
foreitaa alt arbeibe; at paaie. Of
&ontrdfterne efterlepes: at erbberpe
@runbeienbom ipn Sc Sorenebe
Stater bebsper for of fill6fsre 4ana.
len; at opitiae Hegler for llbbetalin'
ger og at refoirere oe ~nsooenbige
Benge hos 4rigsmiuiitercn.
Grpiibenten tilfeier, at SSnSbpg.
eerne | &analbeItet ifal npoe 8eifpt.
telie og iaa Tibet iom muIig foritpr.
res | fine 2ipspaner OF fin 9eitiling.
De Iofale 9ope ifal itaa peo Iaet.
@u~pernsren ifal uoneone en- Com.
nrer. iom ifal ubspe De .Sunftio.
ner. Ser tilfpnumer en- iaaSan / Ia.
tinife 2anoe. s. s. @olace, @ene.
ralmanager for SIlinois Central go.
men, er blet u0nGpnt til G6efs. Snse.
MGR for STANDARDIZED me6 Ell 2sn
al $4,000 ON Iaret. San tiltrqoer
ben lite Sum-.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13

unber en- ipGr MutpmobiI. Senne
fisrtes at Wrs. Sobn Sidet; men
bun fiinoe life itpre Den, % oen LOB
bib. Sra ct Sinou | Great Rortb-
erns Sopebfontor fit ben nnge sin
ie, bpab Der nar paafGroe. ifpnote
iig no, greb 9isen | Sfisrtet og traf
benoe afpeien, / oct famine 9ieblif
iom automobilens SienalIampe itso-
te til bans enc Sfuloer % sao bam
en- 8ontuiion. Tom faiteoe bam neb
pad 9roIGgnineen.
9a aiitoen boobe Isbet | to apnr.
taller, blen Den bragt unber &ontrol,
% ben nGiten beibimebe Mrs. Sidet
fisrtes biem / en- 8ogn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
6oot eiort
SporleSes en- Gamif fnn nuSgaaes nm.
Der en- SbcatcrbranS.

ut oct ogioa goar on at re66e ell
Itor 5oriamIing uifaot no al ct bran.
oenoe Sbeater bar man MI ct geOis
paa ira Nep gorf. lluoer 5oreitil.
lingen / 8roctors lbeuter pua t25tb
Street / Seroags afteS opftoo ser
SloebranO, men peo ell raft SptrG.
Den og en- beunOrinsspGroig To %
&oloblobigbe0 fra SbeaterfoItenes
SIDE Ipffeoes oct at un6gaa en- 8a-
nif, iom let funoe baut til Sslge ell
8ientageIie at ben forfrr6elige SEA.
t~aitroie | Chicago | Sinter.
SIoen opitob paa 2oftet, bbor Der
bar SpIagsrum for Geforationer
Sce~neubitpr. o. I. b. og Sceneiuitruf.
tsren blep siebIiffeIig bartlett, Ren
inben benne meobeIte Sublifuni
bpab iom bar paafGroe, foretog ban
riig islgenbe: San iGnfebc oct itore
sbeit-S9p % fit litffet oGe 9ranb.
ogre, Der beifptter Seenen: oerpaa
iattes ct 80 Manb Iterft 9ranbfom.
PAM / Sirfipmbeo. % Sbeatrets Is
Ellogangsosre blep | al Stilbeb aab.
net.
9a oft bette oar beIBr9et, traabte
Sceneinitrufter Yarl gfcgiuliiter
Ifrem foron @sbeit.S 9ppet og ~iortalte
tsrt % roligt, at Der nof par opitnnet
9rano / gpgniraen II or r M It Sbe.
atret, og ifisnt Der ingeniombelit
I5are bar p~aaf9rSe, par Der Dog mao
ife beoit at forlaoe Sbeatret, men DC
fiinoe tase iig sob lib, bet bapoe
ingen SOFT. "a 5oIf retteoe liz Der.
lefter. 3e ifpnote iig sanite pitt, mcr,
nogen Ionif bar Ser life, o. peb
bier lloganssosr bar poiteret en- 30.
litibetient iii at opmuntre Dem til al
tage oct meo Ro. Srfeitret ipiaeoe
belle Sioen Ell fpif Welooi.
Snoen ire Rinitter bar oet itore
5benter tomt, % De 1000 Silifuere
BAR 'fommet no ! goo 9eboIo uber
at en- eneite EN- fom tilffaSe.
Com et gionesbpro ON. bbor no.
Iie cg iditet gublihim Den belle Iii
bapoe pGret, nGnues fslgenoe: CT
terat ale pnr fommet no. ifnnott
Sbeatrets Golf iis aiennem SilItuer'
pIaoiene forat iomIe up eftereIemtt
Eager. men alt. DC innot. bar Il
3amebntte og en- 8anriraf.
Gen peo SIoen fc~raariaseoe SfabC
anilaoes iii $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13

after | gfrifn Spioien for Ell uRlSis
aarapane. Siutnaitone bar III 300.
% oct bar StanIeps Spape at "fuIo.
itGnSiasisre Sipinsitones 6orifuin.
ger" / airitas SnSre. Sra 3an5ibar
trrrste ban after irem I'll ltiiii %
pioere til oen arobiife aoIoui Hpats'
me lige | Siertet al Iirifa. gette par
hersans oct itoite 9snun paa airifa.
fartet paa benamt; peiteufor bar Der
blot en- bpiS, ropnIss SiaSc o. oea
Itore 5loo 2liaIoba table iig MOD
9sorS | oct buiSe ~ufieuotc. 9enue
Sfoo icreiatte StanIep iig at ucior.
lie. % bet bite iis at uGre aon9oTlo.
Gen, bpiS 2sb M ior ierite Saug
bIep beiterut. % bermeO bar after en- al
afrifas itore @aaSer lott. 999 GoBe
e~fterut ban beapnSte fin Wtorih ira
8asonioio tpersoperior Zanzibar paa
AirifaS Gitfpit, fom ban frem ieier
til GTnboino peS aongofloNens Mua.
Ding pan afrifuS geitfpi, % ban er
ben isrite bpiSe @anb, iom bar
trGngt igiennem oct morfe Sultlano
belt ira Stiaebapct til atlanterbapet.
"a ban Sutteoc op igien Der, bar bans
SUD brunei nnSer Ifrifas Sol, men
bans Soor par blet - bpiht.
3 De isIgenoe gar par StnnIep be.
ifipitiget me0 oct f~orbereoerSe arbei.
De til Granddaughter al 0eit irie
Songoint, JON Song 2eopoIo al Gel.
glen bauoe lat ia i SpiSien for. Ien
enonn en- Gang benIeoeSe Starlep be.
le SerOenS Spm9rfiombeo paa Jig
pco en- marfelig GrpeSition aiemem
airifa era 1887 til S9). Seinn 6eu.
ne Gang itulbc ban isge eiter en-
Nono, JONI man life bau6e bort ira
paa mango aar, % ior bpis Sfinbue
man bar GrBiteIig | mango Sauos.
Get bar Den napnfunoiae @min ga.
ida. o~prinbelig Ell tpIf 2pse peS Napn
eoaldro Sd)niBer, ser | 1876 al
Charles 8oroon bar iton9unt til 8u.
Oernsr i Acknowledgements. 9cnne
Geiie frn batr Dog life ira uSen art.
81 ga
tit. 8anife pit iarot ban Gmin 90.
ida % bragte BAN oaiaa nie6 iig til
Zanzibar, men oct ploitaaes. al ban
goot icm toaug BAN Ill at bore meo.
emtr oiloe nemIis bsiit nsSig iorlaoe
i'm YrooinS, % Ran penote ogiaa itrar
efter tilbage. Rogen lluSiptning ior
Gnir blep oct beIler life, ga Seu Gel
al Stanleps grpeSitiou. iom unoer
Wnior Snrt6elot isrte llnSiRminpen
uar blet s0elaat.
Gette bIeo StanIepS iiSite Iirifa.
reiie. Si0en oen Sio bar ban / no
Og Mog mot lin RigOom o. i'm 9e.
remmelie biemme | 2on6on. Spr
nosle aar iiSen Loo ban iia oGlge iii
BarIoment6meolan iom itiu Corn,
men oct er oos life fierSi. at ban Dor
pinoet iig uogen SaurbGr | Yorld.
meniet.
On iiuc mange Reiier bar Stnmep
itreoet en- &9tte toitfe oG iqngileroc
grrfer, Der er operiat pno mango
Sprog % bar oGret en- prSet 2Gsnirg
! mango 2auSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
Slom / Wanitoba.
Gueriupmmelie Srioer mango af Sctt
lerne paa 6lnst.

a~siiniboine.g lpen ilD0er gitooer
eiennem Wanito6a iii 8inneyeg,
bsicr Der MOB Rorosit og ioIoer no i
BinnipegsS iser. Zen gaar M ooer
fine Breeder o. bar life n9ret ina
itor paa 90 Mar. tiger ct Telegram
fra oen eauaoiife 9p Brandon. 5
oenue gp itoo ooer 40 8pgninger
unoer 8ano oen Soc Mai, og 9eiene
ooer til Ror0iiSen bar operipsmmeoe.
Wtnn par bor9e for. at groerue oib
pilbe bIipe bortifplle6e. Reoe peo
elpen or Der Slagterier, o. her
eiorbe 6lommen tier Sfaoe. anigbt
& 5airer miiteoe 80 Spin % 10
Soar. gurd,ea & Sopeps leoeroe
9pr blep inoeitenste al Sanoet. men
oct lptfeoes at fna Dem no, bporimoS
Sdmes 9anioion miiteoe t50 al fine
5pr. : Brandon Dor Der mango
giterrigere ira Sali5ien, % beres
Suie lager | ct farIiat Strss. DC
iIptteSe no. men 9anbet iteg. og De
MATTE ilptte igien. geS gluebreo,
Den itanr Der en- belle SamIing al
RsbIer % anoet Snobo. 3ogle tit
life reooet nogentins. men mnatte
iorlabe oft % flpre op paa Saset
for at bierse Sipet. 6lere miuore
groer bar itrsaet fin Bel. % Oct er
life ~iitfert. ON Serubanebroea itaar
iis. CT Saebrus peo Spen bar mi.
itet en- bel Eel Ssmmer, Soro %
iSlaufer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
Darepriierne.
Carroll :. 8risbts Spsaper ones
Eriicr pan SiusiprusocnbeScr.
6onbart at lepe.

arbelostommisiPr Carroll Q,
gSrigt bar ~uoarbeioet 5abelcr oper
Eriien pa De forifieuige 9~ipsforns.
oenbeocr | aoreue ira 1890 til 1903.
San bar Iagt 8boIeiaIe.E riicrue til
8rnno, ba De er melt paalioeIiae,
90 bans SabeIer omiatter 260 for.
lfieIlise Sarer, iaaiom 5nrmproouf.
ter, SennetSmioIer og al9oer, 8rpnb.
lel OF SpS, Retuller, arbeiosrcofo.
Der, Ssmmer, 9oro. 8lanfer OF gpa.
gematerialer, slpotbefcrporcr on ae.
mifaIer, RsbIer etc. @icnmeminits.
priien ! De i3 aor, Tom Sabeaerne
ombanSler. bete9neS meo 100, OF
Aeogona eller Stianina betcanes meo
SoI. iom er ooer eIler unser.
Zen isrite label bier, at griierne
! 1908 bar bsiere enc / uoaet aaret
iioen 1890. bette mc0inobeiattet.
6armprooufter itob laneit / 1896 og
bsieit / 1902. aIGoesoorer oa fpr.
bisgiorte alGoer itoo lapeit / 1891
og bsieit / 1890. grrnoe og ems
too Iapeit i 1894 % bsieit / 1908.
RETAILER % NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itOo la.
belt I 1898 og bsieit i 1900. 5r9.
Iait % 9pagemateriaIer itob Iapeit |
1897 og bsieit | 1898. 3 Sabelerne
err Hoaeinner cg iorarbeiSebe 8arer
opfsrt iRrifiIt. I'll @riippen 8ao.
emner bsrer Sdrmproonfter, Bonner,
aofie, sgg, @teIf, Ris. Mlritatnso-
Der, gcber, Sbe, 8rsuioser. rad
.Silfe, lllo. alll, urenlet Setroleum.
SobberitGuger, 9IpfIumper, &uiern,
Sslubarrer, Siuitptfer. Spool. Suite.
8iifelQr 0. I. b., | oct belle 30 ar-
tifler. 8ienneminitspriieH paa oisie
Sornsoenbeoer bar | Sarular og sc.
brnar 1903 IS 8roeeitt (cu. en- Ere.
oiebeD bsiere enc De 10 foregaaenoe
gar. 6or belle aaret 1908 bar Den
.22.7 Grocent bsiere. Silpirfeoe go.
rer iteg | 1908 til ct 8unft, Tom fln
| 1890 pdr beiere. 9e bar 2f.5 Bro.
cent oprere emo / 1897, If Grocent
Sprere emo | 1899 og omtring 1 BRO.
cent 6prere emo / 1902. IS artif.
Ter al Sarmprooutter bite | 1903
fslgcnoe BriSitisning: ppeSe 81
Grocert, llngittoe 60, SimotbpbS
1872, Rais 2t.t, gpg 2t.2, Suoer
.24.S, Sabre ST., Spm $40, Bonn.
.ulo AT, Iep gorf SuntIe $50.
Der bar en- Reognna al f.3 Briien
paa ;Saor, al % 9rocent Eriicn pad
Slug og al SO Brocent | Rriieu paa
2iniGo.
9riien paa SO forificnige Sortcr
SeunetSmioler itea / DC 10 Sdr ira
1890 til 1908 ira 8 til y Erocent.
MI Sisie ifol Der urpues; Boteter 8
groceut. Smsr 6, ueOlogt Cats 10,
NeIf 1919, Stiufer II, seg 232,
DIT 1913, Rafrel 23.6, Saro' 81,
,gsmner 81. roget og iaitrt dleIt AZ.
'Gerinoo sif griiene Iiot neS pna
Suffer. noget paa Mel og eootfe,
oa pao aafie ianf Ben meS GA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
q fraitiat seuis. S0an u. SCI.

ST fraitist ScuiS. Som II. 5let'
der / gcllepile. 81. itoo Den lite
/ CONNER 9aurSapS Ret. aufIaget
for at babe tiaapet ct Maultio, ION
ifrdoe eisre oct al meo ruaen ger.
Toner / hans Siis. en- Ret Ssuner-
Oh en- Sop aafie par brugt inS for
Iomitoleu icm 9epiier MOB BAN.
Sans aSootat ipreiIog. al Sletter
ielp ffllloe iptte Sen nrgtpeIia ior9ff.
teSe 1laS tilips. og bon gioroe ina.
San Ipiitc 9eurerue og braf aaffeer.
men piite bagefter intet Seau til Spg.
bonn. .9erior LOS Eommereu BAN
gaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
On fiaf Out.

9ouis q. Sin, en- SSu al Serbia.
nefongen % gicepr9iioent unoer
BAN, reSoeoe ben t0oe @tai en- imp
aarig Sentrnse fra at blipe fnnit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
Hoods Sarsaparilla
og YtuS

iisrusr Den. stpsr npi Yin. npt EOS. M
9rait o. 2Iplishee.
9s rsnisr SlOost % tiarasr Susinrpen.
Yleotas inist Subititat.
Hoods Sarsaparilia leUey at
belbreee % Dotser xsttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13
Sen tr9tte
Sornemmclie

er ca alminoeIia Taarplage.
let sr at 5sau paa. at Sloeet CT Htil.
hratfelis irafttst, oitnrat JON finnsr cs
auest uSlRt sr Sssn pan, at SIosst &c
ureut.
7et er osiaa en- aopariel, iom nm ben
IIsoesIsie nnolaesr at iase Rotis al.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13

ei. SmiSIertio trueoes @usiernes
Sastrop os 6lanfc. og oct er life
ianoipnIig. at oe iubIoo iis / noeei
tort sIag. Dc iapmeiiife armeer
bar M isrunoen Serreoammet ooer
6eItet i%snbenfor en- Siuie mellem
6ensipanstens % Getpdipana, iaa
belle SaIpsen, nteo ltnhta9eIie al Bort
Irtbiir, er | beres SGnber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13

Sra 2onoon ifriues ben 9be Mai
ellie 5ioenoer sanr no paa. at So
paneierne ffrioer ~ieierriet fremaS
: BreSngs beiotte De 5ensponsd1ene
Calm frinsiattes Ssrbaa; men De-
iremgaar life flart al Telegram,
merne, ON Der itoo noaCn oIuorIie
Stamp ON Senne pistise Elabs eler
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13

~~SournaI" / IariS iortGller, at
8icefonge Ilerief er bIeUeu tiIbage.
falot paa anmobning al Sen. Slit
ropatfin og abmiral SfrpoIop, % at
Storfprit 9tifolai ifal iuStrGbe | bans
Steo iom gicefonse oOcr rusiiif git.
alien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13

ga altsierne bar iorIaSt Ren.
dJpans. frpgter llblGnoinserne
gpen for, az fiueiiife Rsperbanber
uiI brine iii spill, inoeu Sapaneierne
fommer. Reu De bereber fla til
RobitanS oa oil forebpege gGpn.
bring. Zen brittle aouiuI bar ienot
BUD efter ell Sanonboa6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-05-13

l50rii. paa she siO.)
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-04-14

Mrs. J. X. Gallemore of Fayette is
mourning the loss, under peculiar
circumstances, OF a highly priced
pumpkin. Mrs. Galemore' appe-
tite for pumpkin pie becoming some
VIA: acute. she put large repre-
sentative of that species of vegetable
into the oven of her kitchen stove TO
thaw out mot only" says 1.-The
Fayette Advertiser, did the
pumpkin thaw out, but it came out
in Almost unexpected manner. After
putting the pumpkin in the oven
Mrs. Gallemore placed enough fuel
in the stove to soon give a very hot
fire. In short time the family
was started at hearing an explosion
sounding like the report OF a small
cannon. On entering the kitchen,
the doors were found to have blown
of the stove and soft pumpkin and
pumpkin seed were scattered all
over the kitchen. The family at first
were scared pretty near out oftheir
wits. But of of course, after finding
out the cause of the explosion,
thought it a great joke all but Mrs.
Gallemore, who mourns the loss of
her pumpkins. Kansas City Jour
nal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-04-14
Wailing And Crashing of Teeth.


President Hadley of Yale has won
o wide reputation as a teller of good
stories. His wonderful memory
has stood him in good stead here.
II have heard him tell stories for
FIVE years now," said q Yale man
recently. Il have yet to hear him
repeat"
A typical Hadley story, which he
does not hold to be original with
him, runs as follows:
A Methodist preacher was vigor-
ously expounding the text, There
shall be weeping and wailing and
gnashing OF teeth"
Aye, he said, there shall be
crashing of teeth! Yes" he shout
ed, pounding the pulpit with his fist,
there will surely be crashing of
teeth"
but ! amt got no teeth" shril-
ly piped up an old woman who had
been worked up to a full realization
of her sins by the preacher.
Then, madam, yelled the minis
ter, turning in her direction, they
will be providedl"-New York Sun.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-04-14
A Great Sensation.

There was big sensationin Lees.
Vile, Ind. when w. H. Brown Of
that place. who was expected ode,
had his life saved by DIR. King
New Discovery for Consumption.
He writes: II endured ipsufferable
agonies from Asthma, but your New
Discovery gave me immediate relief
and soon thereafter effected a COM
plete cure. Similar cures of Con-
sumption. Pneumonia, Bronchitis
and Grip are numerous. It's the
peerless remedy for all throat and
lung troubles. Price soc, and 800.
Guaranteed by all Druggists. Trial
bottles free.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-04-14
Saint Maru's Beacon
with the Gin'rals.

The late Gen. John b. Gordon and
Gov. Chandler of Georgia were To-
gether in a hotel in Atlanta recen-
thy when Gov. Chandler asked the
general il he had ever known OF a
witty darby. Yes, said the general,
lone. When Gen. Robert E Lee
was fighting Grantin the last days,
an old darby besieged headquarters
with requests TO see the gin'ral. ;
He was turned away a dozen times.
But one day he succeeded in reach
ing the guard Immediately in front
of Gen. Lees tent, almost got into
the tent itself before he was stopped.
The alteration which followed was
overheard by Gen. Lee, who called
out: Let that man come inl' Then
into the tent came the fellow, a raw
boned. stumbling, gray-headed
gnarled old darby, who scraped the
ground with his foot and kept turn
ing his hat around nervously in his
hand.
"'Well, where do you belong?
demanded Gen Lee.
81 b'longs TO y'r company, gin.
raj, returned the darby.
"'No. you don't, declared the
general sharply. Everybody in my
company has been shot. How is il
that you haven't been?'
The darby scratched his head.
Then from his twisted mouth came
q confidential whisper: We'll, 20
see. gin raj, it's this away. | ain't
been shot, Gaze when dey's a fight
goin' on always stays with the gin
rails. &C. II. r., in Lippincott S.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-04-14

A Philadelphia Judge has decided
that as Sunday il q dies non"-that
is, day on which q contract cannot
be validity made-a proposal of mar
rage. whether made by the swain
or lady. is not binding in law. This
is foul blow at the venerable and
venerated custom of Sunday court
ing. IL there is any day of the week
sacred to lovers vows and plighted
troth it is Sunday. No true lover
can fail 10 utilize Sunday night for
his impassioned pleas, and this
Philadelphia Judge goes below Dog
berry, il he attempts to cast doubt
on the binding nature Of such VOWS.
Ii is rather true that the sacred
quiet on Sunday night is the fittest
Of all times for popping the question.
Sunday is an invalid day for buying
a COW or boosting the stock market
but it is true that marriages and
matches are made in heaven. The
soft, sibillant sound of sweet sigh
ing fitly closes with the seal of ar
engagement. And il the Philadel
phia Judge says otherwise he de
serves tobe reversed by the Supreme
Court until his head swims. Boston
Advertiser.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-04-14
Good for Children.

The pleasant to take and harmless
One Minute Cough Cure gives i'm
mediate relief in ell cases of Cough,
Group and LaGrippe because it does
not pass Immediately into the stom-
ach, but takes effect right at the
seat of the trouble. 1t draws out
the inflammation, heals and soothes
and cures permanently by enabling
the lungs 10 contract pure life-giv-
ing and DEMONSTRATING oxygen to the
blood and tissues. One Minute Cough
Cure is pleasant to take and it is
good alike for young and old. Sold
by Loker IL de WAL, Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-04-14
A Thoughtful Mar.

Nj. M. Austin of Winchester, Ind.
knew what to do in the hour of need.
His wife had such an unusual case of
stomach and liver trouble, physi-
clans could not help her. Hethought
of and tried DR.. Kings New Life
Pills and she got relief at once and
was finally cured. Only 25c, at all
drug stores.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-04-14

How are the folks at yer house,
Jimmy ?"
We'll, replied the little towhead,
whats left OF 'em is to'lable well,
an doin of nuthin' pertickler-for,
or again the guy mint. Tom hahn t
pestered nobody roun' here sence he
broke out O. Jail, an daddy hahn t
made nary gallon o moonshine Ticker
sence he went to the penitentiary,
and the Sheriff hain't tried to level
on anything roun' here sence the
old mule kicked him into the next
county l'-[Atlanta Constitution.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-04-14

Any man, woman or child suffer-
ing from headache, billiousness or
n duh, drowsy feeling should take
one or two of DeWitt's Little Early
Risers night and morning. These
famous little pills are famous be-
cause they are a tonic as well as
q pill. While they cleanse the sys-
tenn they strengthen and rebuild it
by their tonic effect upon the liver
and bowels. Sold by Loker & de
WAL, LeOnardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-04-14
nChrist Came to Our Town.

Should | be glad to see him2
Where should | wish him TO find
me?
What work now being done would
he commend?
What neglect would he condemn ?
What business would he disap-
prove?
With whom would he spend most
of his time?
What claims would he make2
What changes would | make in my
life il had twenty four hours notice
Of his coming?
How would he be received
What work would he begin BAL
timore and Richmond Church Advo-
cate.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-04-14
His Yearn.

Poor Feebles about to be operat-
ed on for appendicitis Doctor,
before you begin wish you would
send and have our pastor, the Rev.
Mr.. Harps, come over"
Doctor Cutter-"Certainly, if you
wish it, but-ah-"
Poor Feebles-''I'd like TO be
opened with prayer. Life.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-04-14
Makes A Clean Sweep.

There's nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. OF all the Salves you
ever heard of, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve is the best. II sweeps away
and cures Burns, Sores, Bruises,
Cuts, Boils, Ulcers, Skin Eruptions
and Piles. It's only 25c, and guaran-
teed TO give satisfaction by all
Druggists.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-04-14

Woman is naturally of clinging
nature, observed he.
Yes, rejoined his wife, but she
isn't to be compared with q man
when il comes to holding onto q 50
bill. - New Yorker.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-04-14

Yes, said the Respondent man,
life looks very dark to me. Iguess
/ need little inner light"
Suiting the action TO the word, he
blew out ihe illuminating gas and
went TO bed.-Philadelphia Press.