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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

Fer Sale Farms and Lands--con.
WAITER RR0Nfe 70 acres. facing nice
heaeh. well improved. good buildings,
wATEn FRONT acres. an I'm.
proved. adjoining small town price
Including stock and tools, q TOO.
WATER FNONfe.ib aeraa. facing nice
beach good Groom house stock
taulH 10 chickens : boats. q 9oo
WATER FNoNTis acres, i'm
proved. 2 miles FROM Seattle. 500
WAITER fuokT aerrH iuim-
proved. near Hremerfuu. $40
HoHEHf MAITHf.
ais.sossi Alaska building 20
rnrH CAMPING SITES on Lake
Washington tieautifui groves. fine
boating and fishing Fine large
water front lots from 80 10 90 each,
ou terms 81 g. down. balance 81 per
tielsts iram th ss eoaduoi8r take
Washington street car ta Atlantic
CITY Addition aud see uriffin at
LARGE new store. on cali Rooms i-2.l
nEfWtlHE SEATTLE AND TACO
MA=iiaudY 90 futeFurhnus 20 ncrcn
rich second bottom land, mostly al
der and maple brush very eaniiy
cleared no timber facing good guunr
81 road adjoining an improved farm
: q mile from school. 10, linlf
ROBERT MALTuY.
HlfsHsfi Alaska nulidiuE -
CIoaEstN farms aud acreage 40 ter
acre. Some improved SELLING uut
Bee the aWnff ttliimhn. ia the Times
block. today II
DON'T FAIL To SIZE our i0-acrc
tfartH out near the futerurbHn. rlrh
level land mostly alder and mnpie
very easily cleared over On acres
cold the past feW months most u a.
t. actual HettlerHi HnW Improving
places lu acres fHn some tiQ9. some
taha. EHHf terms,
U0HEHr MAtTnY
gla % q Alaska Building 50
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SAN DIEGO Cal July 2s

SAN DIEGO. Cal. July Zs-
. The funeral Of Ensign Newman :
y x. Perry. the only officer Who =
= was killed IN the Bennington =
explosion. was held az 81 !
. paal'a Episcopal church this 4
= morning. The services we're
= attended By Admiral Goodrich =
and all survivors Of the Ben =
nlugtan and Officers and crews I
= Of the flagship Chicago and 4
other wRrahlpa in port also 4
b. city aud county officials 4
Mrs Perry. her mother and 4
sister attended the funeral 4
q The remains vii be sent 70
st0ekbridge. Mass. for burial 4
No news Of deaths was report
az hospitals this morning :
- Il 4 4 4 = = 4 q a 4 A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

81 huffet-crill service on Northern
Pacific new trains between Seattle
and Spokane. July 20th. FirHt-clasa
service on this train. leaving seattle
daily 40 Z D. m
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BEST Buy IN BALLARD 80
needs money and vii sell bic frutfh
90 a very low uftrr N taken at ufszas
90 In nlre ieNei lot thoroughly
cleared and fenced All lH fruit. flow
crH and garden it 81 within 3 htas Is
81 the best ballard business prnps
CrtF.
RouERr MAlTnY.
1iao-st Alaska Building -
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f5lo.
Vacant lot on Queen Annc i'm. bet
All an Improvement paid Tor.
$40
Vacant lot on Queen Anne Inn. near
corner ~ 6th Ave. W. and Howe 81
fine view, everything paid,
HAMILTON a OLSEN,
go Marion Bldg.
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bananas. bunch. isso0sso: date,

bananas. bunch fzso $50. date,
ease. Isao. hpficota. per case.
ID. bsH6e. rigs. y 10 briefs. ii76s
nKs. sesdirss. 1910 cartons. 90
els. grape fruit. reediess. ia09
QHs7s Hines s0e Ter hundred.
nr8 fancy oranges. boz. 1850. cram
berries SIC; Florida pinsa pplrs. per
tlutzB native cherries. tiMtbo.
California peaches. crate. COZ Soc.
ffessinns peaches. crnte. 81 Calf
foruia plums eaHe. 7se 81 70. can't
niuuprs. case. s.. red currauta. case.
AIS taspbefrica. fi25. black
berries. box taG0 Wild black
berries box 81 50. california apples,
sfmfE1 Per box green gfaucH.
sfaHs Watermeians. s. heU1zs per
daaau. California pears. per box
s. aa==a fgt ahtte needleus grapes.
per crate. ft4t. LoRhms. per crate.
s. ea. native peach plums. per
case. s0r Uttoo native upricota.
per case. tt00. crab apples.
per box. use. apples. per case.
tfBoHft e. nutmeg melons. 81 a
fHRe
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THE UNITED STATES
0oVnitNM aNT. City
! COUNCIL CRY PARK
HOARD. SCHOOL HOARD.
TWO on THH IAHuEHf
rHfN ATE CORPORA
TfONN A HALE DOZEN
SMALLER ONES AND A
i'Ln AItn MRhfNd AND
ABOUT ro MAKE tN
ruoNEMENTH NEAR. Apz
JOINING AND tfuN
WOODLAND TERRACE
ADDITION
This property ia In the eouter
~ activity IN Ga wa 81
pending progress. These
facts are So appeared that
busy buyers ATE found here
al daY and long Into the
evenings We want 60 show
you this property aud tell
you 81 ita future. IT iH HEfz
TIER THAN UNCUT ufA=
MONDE hfa'At hE We
KNOW IT'S PACE VALUE
RIGHT Now.
WE like 20 have the expert IN
values Of hlah class home
sites see thia property and
compare prices with other
Offerings uisout the eitR To
see N 10 be convinced that
no addition has been put uH
the market since the original
Capitol tfiii traet was offer
90 that compares &C all Ia
vorabiY with this beautiful
location. Then the pftuna are
attractive s. 60 500 with
"a liberal allowance Off faf
cash ~ Nut MUST b6F
YorR MONEY IN YOUR
BUSINESS WE WILL Ar
RANGE PAYMENTS oN
YoffN OWN TERMS 81
Will. REALLY AND ACT
tfAfT4Y HE YOUR own
LANDLORD WHttE Yolf
ARE PAYING FOR YOUR
HOME
Green take ear t. 18th ave
aud WaudiaWn station west
60 office at southwest corner
% Woodland park
ufHos opfn until 8 n m.
Phone North @A
! gIfON a COMPANY.
I'D ~ Forester Me-
Real Estate and Leans Dent
HHiiHf Huiialun
both Phones 81
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SOUTHEAST SEATTLE
Il Minutes Ride from business
Center

SOUTHEAST SEATTLE
Il Minutes Hias from business
Center
n, other "a offers lots - close in
- cheap % Up. terms 81 weekly
civ water. sidewalks and street
uRhta are ia and viii not aa#t Fau
another cent is-salsisss st ....I -
serviee DURING the anY p 4 & b-fnpm
heuses on terms q $ @ 3 esf Sefs
- hefnsa have ben sold and = tlt
srhoois and churches Take Wash
ipgton Street car. OFFICES open gnz
s8ArPLE HoMEsEEKrRs co
A DECIDED BARGAIN
Two lots on Nadfoae fis.shts all -.
nrevsmeniH ard Rsi3 iths -. - -
bot the owner Hafs make Quick zsts
30 uFire 10 81 "a fur both lots Terms.
upa down. tito per month.
nREnEs f.EuoIn 4 cox.
i1la H.ai Alaska Building
A -. Maln 81
unaxx xxxK 49, I
Real Estate AAtfrH a NfteNAAfANs Z
EAtL , BRANDT 4
Attorney ana Counselor Al law \
III Lumber Exchange
Phone Main e. u
MnrtEnKs tsuanH NeEutistad \
y Heai Estate Probate am4 Cor I
purAtinn tAws
SxnHx xHxn xxExs
COTTAGE AT A BARGAIN.
VERY neat little tsruam raffaNs
mired far electricity hAa nnFH he's
nasefufmt rtuHFfa faHtff etc HHs
tasIs Nataa around house eHtneuf
ridrwaihs fhe heaf - ear service
pin~a far Eaa Tor rnukiuH nafnaHsa
This prize should make 5 quick aatE
g. y ApNE%afsE
- AreHdH Handing
fsHsues NaHH ttsz aIH =
chrap House lots ito Hisa s
infa esstnrf hHaHa 81 also room
house I iafH g. fHrHas nH AT ~
then - duHn tfa per Mouth Close
iu nu car Hire rifF @atfr rfr. see
Griffin af Atlantic citH Store fah1
~ Hshinrtnu 81 Naf iins 90 NililmaHl
Tifnrs His IT
FOR Rkf.E-Tsc small cottages. osns
er reiuE nNaF viii cell cheap. call
OF lirf5ert = Unpsr. aehsasrrna {. !.
block If
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Star Want Ad. Agencies

Want sd. office, Nsalsy's DRUG
ssoru, Second and Pike. Phones,
sunss, SO6oi Ind. iisa
c. N. Lehndrot, cigar store, s's
Second Avenue.
Quaker Drug store. tot5 First. Ave.
p. n. Mullen. s2i Ballard Ave 0P'
posits City Hail
Fremont Drug Co. Ewing Street
and Fremont Ave.
"a. kg...t. - ,.,.t,fftrs Henlon.
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seSS-s~SssSS-eSs S's'sSNfN@
. RATES ron CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
. slsuati0n Wanted Ads ons In
ssrtion Free.
Additional insertions OF sit :
aation wanted ads two cents
q line
. -AELP WANTE o.
AND AL OTHER ADS.
Cne Cent q Word
One week. : cents n line pe'
e Insertion.
six words or fraction Thereon
% the line cash IN advance
y when charged 10 account actual
number OF lines ~ set Wit %
counted No advertisement =.
less than two lines taken, an9
minimum price for an al -
cenfa Six Insertions mace
Tor the price OF five when easn
IL Paid
TO ADVERTISERS,
Classification cannot be guar
snteed after a o'clock
Want az. offies, Raaleys
Drug Store. Second and Pike.
. Phones. Sunset eo6oI Ind. ii5a
Se-ee-tee-e-e-s-s-s-s-ss-es-s-s-Sss-s-et
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Butter and chssss

Washington cheese. iim i2c.
cream brick cheese. ttdtbc. CALI
foruia cheese, t2iAc. oregon cheese.
tec Eastern cheese. itiac butter
native creamery 2tc. cooking. $50
zoe. California fresh creamery. z2c.
.eastefu butter. a3e. oregon butter
&c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

TO exchange Tor house and lot IN Sc
atflr on basis ~ cash value 81 acres
~ good land in state uf Wisconsin.
call or address Interstate Loan and
Collection CO az Eitli BLDG. cot.
md ave and Pike ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

Patent. per bbl. tf7b; Crown.
81 10. Minnesota hard wheat. 81,
Pillsbury. s.. pillsbury'a Best, S.
standard Dakota, Sc Olympic, $40;
Eicrtric. it's. Rol,y. fi7G. Golden
EoftsNeat. Sc Tb Electric Light.
t7z5. Gold slfdaL SEQ. Top Notch,
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Ter eioro-tn acreage. see Doagia,
Hoaa Erinnon HiaE III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

Fon RA1.E-rsc small cottages. opns
~ roinE hNaF. vii cell cheap. call
OF ifeFbert - Inpsr. = hsuerrua = :
block If
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Strictly fresh ranch. per dozen,
use. oregon eggs. 22c.
Sugar.
Golden 4. tn sacks. 1855. extra c,
In ancka. tb.8b. powdered. ia bar.
refs. fe.i0. dry rnpuiated. IN sacks
tasa. cube. I'm barrels. t6.25. beet
sugar. ts.a5 maple sugar, io0i1Mc
= IS = n paid within 10 daSA
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Mems $3.50 0xiords For
Si.95

Mems Gray Linen Low oxfofds.
s2s5 quality. sale price sf.95
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MERGE
Established ISL
Head Officr~TeHontas Canada
Over 100 branches In Canada ard fhs
limited states. A general hantEfag
business transacted Interest AZ
loved on time deFoaila.
Seattle Brsnch-u ' Holt. Manager
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sales. &C.. black cod. tixc. Ing cod.
&c. crabs, $1,000 30. CLANS. open
shipment, 800. CLAIMS, per nnck.
Ft.b0mft.Tb. oysters. Olympia. per
sack. t6.bo. open bulk. per gallon.
$3.50. salmon Zoe, salmon trout. %,
skinned perch. &c. ahrimps, So noe.
founders. &c, herring, Be-, black
f7he. Hmelt. &c, sturgeon. Sc. black
bass Zoe. halihut. 31hcdsMc.
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nu.le.i
Massage


TEkfAfsE diseases Of sssrY nature
clan free Paris New YORK Maalea
institute office EHta 6faaa fsidr
new entrance. 81 Union. hstwasn
Second and Third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-28

BED ROCK PRICES
fuaArrr tracts % chrirtut lard. g.
dean balance Co nuft uufrha aer
only short wafk 60 electric car and
50 Cafmln ufdr
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PUGET SOUND NATIONAL HANk
or SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid In I'll &c. surplus
81 o1Q. j Furth. pgen. y 8 Gaids
Fmitf vice pres X. v Aukemy.
cashier. correspondents Is principal
cities Of the Uuited States ana
huruuH.
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urazn. per Ii. isaitc; cocoanu,s.
per dozen. soc. walnutH. Eng
iish. Ito tHcs prcana, 1cT13Ci
fiihartH. ia,. black walnuts. 5c.
Jap peanuts. &c. Virginia peanuts.
7es Jumbo peanuts. &c. almonds
12ts uI7e.
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Adams & nrookr. reEiatered attorneys
IN patent and trade work cRuapH ~
yearT experience Ia Seattle, Col,
man hloek -u
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ReVfu-ruum modern house. On 18th Ave-.
Fine location ali improvements IN
and paid for.
1900
Srveu-ru house iu FftitIn tuITers
nity Add. improvements ell tn and
paid for terms N.lu cash. bal. to
HAMBLEToN 4 OLSEN.
900 Marion HidE. "a
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CHEAP PLACE Ny husband BE- dead
VIII fssr So on trfms n ~ dnuu
fHfufre Cd ACRES an urN a.atufH house
IN aHla az once fire Tor chic tfun and
berries Sc Mrs. Wilson. Inquire
iuEfan Sc car iias. Come today a-tf
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ateraas

GIT a Pre- MAI OF Seattle "a Besina
Moving a Storage Co. FIRST Ave.
and Cherry street
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-28
The Show.
AZZANA.

The show given in the Town Hall
each night last week by the Austin
& LawtOn Vaudeville Circus was
well attended, and enjoyed by every
one. On Monday night Mr.. Lawton
announced that he would give fine
gold watch to the lady Of the Town
who received the largest number of
votes, every ticket emitting the
holder to 10 votes, and would an
nounce the winner after the show
Saturday night. Monday nights
voting showed that Miss May Mat
tingly was well ahead for the watch.
Mr.. Lawton also announced that he
would give o handsome silver plated
pitcher to the holder of the largest
number of soap wrappers. Satur-
day night, the tickets were counted,
Mr.. Lawton being assisted by Mr..
T. Fenwick Herbert and Mr.. BENZ.
Garner, and the watch was awarded
to Miss May Mattingly, VINO receiv-
ed 3089 votes to 1879 for Miss Nor
gan. The pitcher was awarded to
John Bullock who turned in lO3 soap
wrappers. The show was good in
every respect. Freddie Lawton, who
is but 3 years old acted his part on
the stage to the surprise of the en-
tire audience. I
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-28

The Good Roads Magazine says
that 1T is pr1pnsed 70 test mari in
the building of Maryland roads. +"
And Wis s'sonld il nat make an
ideal bi''','r f,r making lard roadsY
Mari is "a eousiitu.nt Il Portland
cement. !. frund Is n.any leali.
ties and an intelligent use OF it in
combination with gravel may help
solve our road problem.
The q. S. Government experts
who have been studing the soils Of
Southern Maryland have reported
the Leonardtown loam," found so
abundantly in the uplands OF St.
Mary :. Charles, C,.Ivert and the
southern part or Prince George
county. TO resemble in its main es-
sentials the rich grass and wheat
lands Of the famous Shenandoah and
Hagerstown valleys. For the i'm
provement of St. Mary's lands these
scientists recommend the use of
stable manure and the blowing un-
der OF green crops. They are sure
Sensible scientists and their advice
ought to be followed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-28

Mrs. Elizabeth A. Hutchins, wife
of George T. Hutchins, died Thurs
day evening, September q, 1905,
after lingering illness, aged 43
years.
Mrs. Hutchins was born on "Old
Patuxent" and lived all her life on
that estate. During the life time of
her parents and her own ''Old
Patuxe Mt" was a home noted for its
genuine hospitality, where every one
was welcome guest and where the
distressed ever knew they would
receive the truest Christian SYM
patty. Mrs. Hutchins was q devout
member ofSt. John sCatholic Church,
was foremost in its good works and
for twenty years was its organist.
In sunshine and in storm, in Joy and
in sorrow she was ever present with
words OF cheer or Enthusiastically.
For nearly twelve months before her
death Mrs. Hutchins was confined
to her bed. Her sufferings here
were most severe and We trust that
her reward is exceedingly great in
Heaven. In the presence of a large
congregation of neighbors and
friends, her remains were, last Sat
urday, laid to rest in st. John s
graveyard with the benediction of
the Church she so faithfully served,
and with the universal prayer that
her soul had heard the Master s
plaudit of well done |" May she
rest in peace.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-28
ST. INIGO's ITEMS.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
No phrenologists pass this way.
We recently asked an acquaintance
whether he believed in phrenology
or not. After brief pause he re-
marked that after reading what a
phrenologist told Socrates and what
the philosopher subsequently ac-
knowledged to his pupils, he GER
tainly had some faith in the art.
There are some fiatterers in st.
lnigO's district. Is it not the
weapon of the hypocrite and syco-
phant2 Whenever we see Hebrew
we are reminded that if Rehoboam
had not listened to flattering ad vice,
the ten tribes would not have been
lost to the Psalmist's royal line.
Oh, | am SO sick! Poor mani
He is 81 years old, and instead of
having cake and lemonade on the
anniversary of his birth day he
used an extra quart of whiskey?
which obliged his heart to perform
extra duty. StopI When? Nowl
The man who daily drinks whiskey?
or beer, wears out sooner than the
temperate man, i. e., the conscienti-
Gus teetotaler.
~
Some sickness and we are panied
to state that sympathy is wanting.
This is long wide and deep asser-
ton and when cubed the assertion
is appalling. Some persons 90 so
far as to laugh at mans abnormal
condition almost wrecked with
aches.
Farmers are pleased with their
crops OF corn, potatoes and tobacco.
What large mackerel and trout
Mr.. Frank Carroll, of Blue Stone
neighborlood, catches the former,
and Lasses Cullison, colored, of
Smiths Creek, is successful in
catching the latter. What, in truth,
is more palatable than dish of
buttered fish?
Cooks are scarce and tip-top
washerwomen are occasionally met
with. The majority fail to rinse
well and use redundancy of starch.
Combining ourselves to that which
never needs to be introduced timdly
nor with an apology, there are no
politicians that we know of the type
OF Metternich, the man whom Tai
leyrand said changed his aims and
means every few days.
The country life is the life for me,
and despite the same undying mona
tony, | like it better than the city
life, said little boy recently. Yes,
it is very roundabout, and, well,
sonny, we like it, too.
AZZANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-28
DO YOU DEPOSIT IN
The NATIONAL BANK Of ST. xAaY's,

WHAT ARE YOUR EXPENSES
It's very much easierto keep track
0t ones personal expenses when
Diils are paddy check. IL makes
the Bank do most of tn book
keeping and 10 furnishes q legal
voucher OF as record OF every
cent paid out. IL you are think.
ing OF opening "a bank account call
A. the ST. AAhY'S NATIONAL
ban and consult with lie officers
Ioa are sure To receive prompt,
courteous treatment be your acs
count large or small. July Sy
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-28

equal amount of land east of the Jail
for the land taken from the north
side of Coura House lot for a street,
is generous, and that the County
buy about one half acre in addition,
and build a house for the jailor and
other necessary buildings thereon;
and that o sewer be sunk to ravine
east of Jail to carry of refuse etc.
This would give entire Jail building
to the use Of the unfortunates. We
think that the north gable of the
Court House shodld be repaired be-
fore cold weather. and that the up
per floor of the front porch be laid
with cement. E
Having concluded cur labors we
most respectfully ask, with our very
sincere thanks to the Court, the
States Attorney and all other Court
officers for their kindness and court
esy, TO be discharged. Respectfully
submitted, r. j. CoLToN,
Foreman.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-28
Religious.

There will be Archdeaconry SER
vices at Trinity Church, St. Mary's
City, on Tuesday October, 3rd, at
IL o'clock in the morning and at
$50 p. NJ.
Service at the residence OF Mrs.
Sara A. Dana Hodgdon, near Mill
stone, on Thursday, October 9Th. at
IL, A. NJ.
The public cordially invited to
these services.
MILLARD T. MINNIcK,
Rector.
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Orphans Court,

Tuesday, Sept. 26, 1905. Court
met all the judges present.
Account Of Edelen Bro, VS.. estate
of Celia NJ. Long, for $570 presented
and passed.
Administrators of Henry Adams,
deceased, ordered TO give deed to
Benz. Goddard for land purchased of
Henry Adams, during lifetime of
deceased.
Court adjourned to Tuesday,
October 10. 1905.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-28
BLACKSiIITHING,

l WISH to inform my friends and
the general public that / have open
ed shop.at my fathers stand, at Hol-
lywOod, that | am prepared 10 do all
work in my line at shortest notice.
and at prices to suit the people.
Special attention paid to horse shoe
ing, painting and oyster tong max
ing. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
me call. Terms cash.
BERNARD +. WHILE.
Dec. IL, '03.--tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-28

(Reported for the Beacon.

Mrs. L. B. Stone left Wednesday
last for an extended visit to her re-
latives and friends in Baltimore and
Philadelphia.
Miss Imogene Hodges, who has
been quite sick, is. we are glad to
hear, convalescing.
Ludwell Herbert left Friday last
to secure a position in New York.
We wish him much success.
Mrs. Z. S. Lyon has returned from
a visit to her brothers in Philadel-
phia. BLUEBELL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-28
Married.

On September 18th 1905, Joseph
w. Norris and Miss Lacy Pauline
Thompson, were married at St.
Aloysius' church, Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-28

wtdoweF wishes 20 correspond with a re-
fined lady Of about Is or 90 years Obiecf.
matrimony. All communications viii he hel1
In strBctcst confidence Address
II. j.. Charlotte Hall, I'd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-09-28

OAK LEE-two miles below Leonardtown.
Convenient 20 steamboats,. ehurches schoo n
ETC. Spring water. Healthy. Desirable terms
20 right party. Miss z Z FORD
Aug "a mps Hollywood. Sc. Mays co., Nd.
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The News of Mobile

law in every particular. The outcome of the session will be looked forward to with a great deal of interest by the people of Mobile and the railroad peo- plo in particular.
 Admiral W. S. sohiey. accompanied by his wife, arrived here this afternoon from Washington, and was met by d large reception committee from the Mobile Masonic Lodges, of which they will be guests during their stay here. Upon arrival they were escorted to tho Bienville Hotel ,and later taken for short drive through the oity. An in- formal reception was held this evening at the Bienville, which was largely at tended by Masons and other prominent persons. The reception accorded the distinguished visitors was very enthu- siastic.
 < Admiral Schley comes to Mobile to participate in the fifth annual reunion of the Ancient and. Accepted Scottish Rite, which convenes here tomorrow morning in Masonic Temple, with prominent Masons present from all parts of Alabama and from a distance.
 The reunion begins tomorrow morn ing at 9:30 o'clock with the opening of the lodge and the organization of the class when the degree work upon candidates from the fourth to thirty second degree, inclusive. will begin.