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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-04
Real Es,a,s-contnusd Real Es,ats-coauausd

sroom house, lot satias tax unIssf-
HitY car a. Iafo.s Phone North -
All ChackrfY Piece. Il
We trade boy - eel farms and eltY
prnpefty Tie Junction HsaI Estate
So tsa Woodland rafk Az. -
NICE HOME a. Brighton neaeh-lss
acres. hishif. improved. good build.
H9QERT MAf.TnT.
Ma-sn-@l Alaska building -
CITY water. sldewaIks and stree,
lights Lots - ~ 81 per week
Take car on Washington street 70
Southeast Seattle
neautifui t-raom cottage. finely fur
Hiahsd, clfy water and ueht large
lawn and garden. Owner leaving city
hrd dnrHnt care 10 rent WIN sell
cheaper than you esu rent tEa
doNn. - PET month. -
Three Groom HOUSES five s-raam
houses four tsroam houses all above
on EASY terms Lots $40 10 Ezau. 49,
Woodland Park Ave. s
For sss-rsrsrs and Lard.
WATERFRONT OK NICE LAKE
miles from Seattle Fl ttama InteHufa
ban. handy 10 one 81 the lest towns
in tie valley. IL acres part bottom
land balance good upland nice
bearing orchard one acre In straw
berries comfortable Esfuom house
barn. several outbullilnEH horse.
haruesH ana wagon 2 cow 10 Ply
mouth Rock aud brown ieEhafn
hens. Incubator and hfHuiefH5
eu,nt Of farmlns tools. ti.so. easy
ROBERT MALrHY.
na-Ha-sti Alaska Building. 5
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACO
MAO acres. first class bottom land
- acres cleared. fine creek through
HoHERr MATTnY.
Bi9-aD-9ei Alaska Building IS
FOUR ACRES eooa level land. half
~ n cleared. balance alder and
maple. neat broom house. new barn.
Tow minutes walk from InteFIirhans
$3.50 Easy terms
ROBERT MALTHY.
mo-tn-s1i Alaska building 5
EIGHTEEN ACRES At Railroad STA
tlon. one hour from Seattle, ali par
TALLY improved good level land
good f.room house. minutes walk
from depot stores. poHtafftce aud
good school. 81 90. Terms.
ROBERT MAfTBY.
p9-H-eh Alaska building. 3
FREE CAMPING SITES on Lake
Washington. beautiful groves. fine
boating and flHhlnE Fine large
water front lots from $50 TO ss5 each.
on terms Of g. down. balance 81 per
week Ftvo-ceut fare hy buying
tickets from tho conductor. fake
Warrington street car to Atlantic
CITY Addition and see Griffin at
large new store, or ca = Rooms la
Times block. 1T
SIXTY ACRES Halt bottom land
balance cool upland. plenty Of rum
ming water ~ acres improved. rev
Groom house good frame harm
several ouriutldinEH. one mile from
town. 20 cents fare 10 Seattle Ha50
ROBERT MAITbY.
Qi9-a.O-ga Alaska Building :
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LEAVES PRAYER skIPs OUT


ST, IGNACE. Mich. Sept. g.
Mary Davis has mysteriously dIsap.
peared from her mothers home. The
mother aud daughter knet down
10 prayers about $50 o'clock. and
while the mother was sim kuecling
the Girl quietly slipped out. The
neighbors were notified and an
alarm OF fire was turned IN 60
arouse the inhabitants. Men IN boats
For Sale Farm Lands--continued.
RICH RIVER ROTrOM-N Aus
burn, ~ acres 10 improved orchard
81 - trees. t-room house. barn s0xa0.
ROBERT MALTBY,
plg-aO-al Alaska Building IS
Farm BARGAIN-iCo acres. AN level
best OF soil. d acres Ia high state
Of cultivation. 20 acres pasture. bal
ance has enough cedar aud fir tm-
her t. half pay for place. large
bearing orchard. comfortable s-room
house several outhuildings. price. In
eudiug team, harness, wagons. cows
hogs. chickens. farm Implements
household furniture. $500. Terms
RQhERf MALrBY
hia-aeo-a2i Alaska Building $
A GOOD BuY-fo ecrcs. part bottom
land. balance puro upland an nearly
level, - acres improved, fine creek.
BROOM houEg. anal hnrn. 81 00.
ht3lif1fT MAJ TRY.
80 alo-at Alagh4 Building. S
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g. c5a
Nice lot and small house. on 18th Ave
Nsrth. near Essl Caller
I1ue iat ard sinau HOUSE bet aud
cold water. fire Fien. eu i5Ih Ssfth4
near East Gafllsla
Two lots. t.ruum house. half hlas +
from car. base fasut. sieeifis hEhta
Can D. handled Tor ffem ia "a 80
cash. balance On terms.
Three lots ard nice fuatn house. en-
"d street fre.os, tsff essY ssfms'
Nice house lot elkiaa vped house
puuitrg house and yard. fruit fiaH :
srs and lave. - rssh.
g. au
New fuam fmasirfn house large lot
Capitol Hiil district terms.
Lovely G.raom house on Capitol itul
AT modern convenience. 10 -
more essh l,- Ill. - pc esnt
Phones. Main ia aud a 81
o. "a
A curF little home on 1fd kFF net
far FROM Maaisan - neNtf =. lHtsd
fine location.
A f1ausfrfu. yell built tna HfeaN HHHk.
not ven faf cut - tae eAr iinsa
all improvements tH "a Paid Fer
This - "a sacrifice price
HAMILTON 4 ut:sE
~ Marion BIts
NJ n CRANE a Co NC
RIAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
msEs fitsi nuliaium
Second ard rIks.
Phones 81
posn Town office.
tso1 Alaska Building
Tel Main 80 ths se
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WITHIN TEN MINUTES
NJ cable ride - our efftss. asfulaats
ra.sisst little homes h. ths elts
pretty. tsrrared planted 1T nksfz
locking laks beautiful maantain
view modern srupu house. fright
terrninsd On lmfussilsis sale ths
price 8 90 Call sss Photograph
take card autherifirK staHflratian#
CHARLES aoMElta COMPANY.
Ei.l Alaska Bidk -
TtGia STORE AND DWELLING.
coed hmildinA hia lot close 70 lake
and car. 3 EfaSins husiHsss stsseA
aaf fi.'afss wus. b 500 eunsr
sftnE ever thinN Immediate pess
session Money TO b made hafns
% be enjoyed. By the eeruphut
CIgARi.Es aoMEna eoafkSY.
si-2 AiasAa hlds -
THINK OF THIS
~ Tor half Of rn. Tor q fun aera
IN splendid lard. only : biaehs fffan
the car line sidewalk ali the say
near brighton Beach. ThtH Nssk
only
NO cash wfu buy = very choice szfs
w kriHeys sr@stns Bach traet
This is ~" cheaper tbaA any other
acre ia The plat
". J BpwFN
- Arcade Hoe
Main lex Hiaek aIa
brighton Bach If
NEW GARDEN TRACTS
40 fuf tracts larger tsau al sutae
city block deep fiCk black alder
land near Rlvsrton station. only u
cents car fare. sood roads. plenty ~
good water. school close iaHd raait
cleared terms cash aad . E4f
month ". 4. fatfsn. 30 faettle
Blk II
WEST SEATTLE.
One whole block. just the thing for >
grand view ~ the city. rich sun
etc. Come and see ne aud set no
price You can have your ovsi
III. WHITE
90 Oriental Block. If
FOR a PEW DAYS
We can offer 1l-ruom hotel well fufz
uiahed. good location. ou FIRST 40.
for O. SO caah This IL n hia bar
gain AZ the place is really worth
. -. The present owner must haWs
cash. See o. at once, for this can't
MERRITT REALTY co.
tD New York nlk.
mo BARGAIN.
81 40 cash will buy q modern sraam
house 1.atofy stable iAxan ali In
vegetables 81 fruit trees. blocks
from new car line well worth in
vaafiNntiug Inquire owner. all
Grand boulevard. Interplay 3
acreage WEp
I acres and Broom cottage for rent.
small fruits. COW chickens. tools
etc Is minutes from Pioneer Square
near old Heutun car Inc
BURNETT n IsAMpfNg,
Idl-H H Colmmu Bldg 4
e.room house across Lake washing
ton. fine Nlrw. near wharf. boat e0a
ery hour into city. 9Hc fare price
$40. 50 cash and 10 per month This
T. only half ~ the original cost
\ u NEWELL.
nc Marion St =
Cheap House lots. SEQ: also 3
lots. 2-story house. fsIt. also s-raom
house, 4 lots, $50. Terms on all Of
them f15 down. 80 per month Close
IN. on car line. city water etc. See
griffin al Atlantic City Store Take
Washington St car line. - liilimant
Times Hlk III
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CLoaE. ~ fsrma ana acreage, SO paf
acre. Home Improved selling out
Doc the owner. niilman. In the Iimea
block. today. If
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o Acreage For sale.

TWO ACRGs. All iu large heaflar or
chafd Tow minutes walk from street
car. tnn
UpnEuT MAITuY.
pia.Ho ga AlaHD building 5
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FuaEr BouRp NATfoNAL HANK
Capital stock psid in. E7a 90 Furpips
. .s.itS t,sit es pls. prIR 4 knRsSa,S5.
cashier. correspondents in principal
sitiss OF tbs United states and
Europe.
lsIE CANADIAN BANK or coN
ABlkCH.
Eatahilshsd 1881.
oy.li1t1 tSpaath,SSks! Il G,saaas s" sSs IN.
uaissd states. a FenS1r,,s,i. ,l eanSi ~
iewya en- titns deposlta
seattle nranoh-a. V. Holt Manager
TIfE scANpINAvIAN AMERICAN
hank % heAtils.A asnerai uankinE
bualnssn transacted depuulini p.-s0
ec capital aud aurplus, 80, oc9 An
sissrfss j. y, lane, eashisT. Wa
Thaahunt. asst cashier. Nro, n
Fisher, asst cashier W, 4. Collier
PEOPLES SAVINGS RANK.
Second ayenu. and flhe stree, cap
pee J. r drssnisaf cashier. com.
msfclaL savings and trust business
Medical s-.slana
f .asesssiai f,s1 treated SSs.,i, SSSsi
e., To- ssllHss NV hSgs A Tlas
ceond and Third
nlibe,ry -
BtY ian mliilpsfI ~ loses, Prlsss
". s corner . f ~. Street ~ ~
osutI.ts ard Auria,.
pk n " fEARY. ocuii.L AaTist
az Marion.
On FospA RApEAu-sai Alaska
eaildias.
ARLINGTON INSTITUTE or os.
1EofkTHr- Rive ysafs 10 ssattls.
Sat. bspesis bids. %, first
phe,ssr.eh.e.' sappt..
ANnEAsoS suffLr CO. III cherry
street ssattis
physiei.r. and surassrs
bR. gltAABENb. - Alaska baila.
iEa Both phones
ID. pALTos. .a Arcade Hsla dis
eases enty
nR GEO. nERnEiN. a Union Rts-
shts bolid.r.
lOonAs nloa COMPANY. Hnsinssrs
and shirhulidsfa brs Docks Lum'
bss Kills. Seattle
pstent Attorney
HAfHsfh guaranteed. feawies
Lawrence. - years txpsfiencs A.
1sshlsxten ssstiis eide ~ burss
taiidinK Guide Book TREE
Adams 4 nfaokn, registered attornsDs
IN patent ard trade ugfS eapses-ls
sesrs experience In Etauis Col.
u4au hfeck u
utsssas
49, Frs- MAJ % seattle a. nssins
NaF5nH q Storage 60. ftfst Ave
ard Cherry street
TRUNKS delivered > cents , dAys
storage free plane ard tufnltefs
4aFtHE estimates giNsn ntan
Transfer q atefaEe %. 1is Ftsst.
18th phonsa. Main 50
ssrsss. ,er ssis.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-01-26

Friday of last week, Capt. Walter
Vessels, of Louisville, Va, was
convicted in the U. S. District Court
OF illtreating Algernon Ray, one
OF the crew of the oyster vessel
Mary Champion, and was sentenced
by Judge Morris to one year in the
Baltimore City Jail.
Ray testified that Capt. Vessels
struck him alongside the head with
q shovel cutting open his right ear
and that there was no provOcation
for the assault. His testimony was
c0rroborated by Paul Waters and
Herman Zeun, other members of the
crew. ]. Perry Abel and Francis
V. King testified to Rays condition
when put ashore and brought TO
Leonrrdtown. Capt. Vessels testi-
fed that be never struck a man on
his boat in his life. From his testi-
mony Capt. Vessels seemed a very
stupid man. The case occupied the
attention Of tho Court for about two
hours.
Thomas Reed, colored, mail-car-
rier on the Leonardtown-C Compton
route, who brought Ray to Leonard
town, was summoned to Baltimore
but was not put on the stand.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-01-26
BtgcEsssithjssg ana
WheeLscrjghtjssg.

I.wish to inform my patrous and the
puonc In general, that having built an
addition 10 my shop at (Biuestone Dia-
mond) and having nlied the same with
the very latest anu Improved machinery
and tools, 4 am now better prepared 70
DO quick and better work. 1 can always
De found at my shop and viii give my
personal attention To each and every lob.
carry fun line OF everything, including
Trotnng and kaclng Plates, Juniata
Horse Shoes, Capewell Horse Nails, Fat
ent Buggy Axies, Wrenches, Springs,
Shafts, Couplings, Steel Shalt ENDS, Tops,
Backs, Cusaions, Dashs, Dash Rails, Mhip
Sockets, AnLi-kattlers, Washers, buggy
and Road Cart Wheels, Ox-Cart axles. 1
build Ox-Carts, Wagons, farm Harrows
and Rollers, Oyster longs, Scrapes, Nip
pers, and etc. Also handle Buggies,
Daytons, Surrys, Koad-Carts, and nun
abouts made by the banning Carriage
Works, and can give you better vehicle
Tor the money than you can get elsewhere.
pay special attention TO Horseshoeing.
falnting and Gun repairing. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed in every deal. Give me
a cali. Terms cash.
:. ADAM T. WHILE. =
Nov. II '04-3m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-01-26

fb0m Orr REGULAR Correspondent.
Merchants seemingly are doing
fairly vel. Their debts and credits.
perhaps. do not balance, but, they
DO not entertain Leart-bnrnings a.
70 collecting what is due them.
Conscience may be gigantic, as with
Socrates and. we'll. it may be d warf-
ed a. with Barabbas. Merchants
must run risks as other persons who
do credit business.
Fongers and uippers utilize every
day favorable, and they frequently
realize from % to "a day. No ex-
aggeration.
Biacksmiths are kept actively en-
gagged. Many horses are kept rough
shod.
Carpenters are kept tolerably
busy. principally repairing. As
there have been several heavy SHOWS
up 20 date. young men are preparing
for others by having sleighs made.
George Wible's sleigh when CON-
pleted. win excel any that we have
seen, as it win be unique in construc-
ton. Il will glide over the beauti-
full snow as the sailing o. yacht be-
fore . swift breeze upon smooth
water. We have some ingenious as
well Is ingenious men down here.
We have 40 tragedy TO report.
For a dreadful event there must be
an actor.
Many large vessels are seen pass
ing up and down the Chesapeake.
We often soliloquize: Ifaship sinks
-founders-at sea, to what depth
will it descend? We are forcibly
reminded Of the poetical thought
that a ship may sink into submarine
currents and be carried hither and
thither with its precious cargo of
freight and passengers on voyages
that know no cad, and toward har-
bors that il never reaches.
Wheat and rye are growing well
so say farmers.
A few lambs are seen.
Pigs, large, intermediate and small.
galore. AzzANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-01-26

On Tuesday last Associate Judge. J. Parran
Crane. drew the following gentlemen 70 act a
grand and petit Jurors for March Court:
First District-John r. II. Collision. Charles q.
Grason. Frederick ". Dunbar. Edwin Z. Birch
William c. Smith. colored. Joseph II. wash-
Ington. colored.
Second District-Joseph ID. Gardiner. Arthur
Q. Combs, Lewis Il. Springer. James d. Adams
Third District-Charles Abel, George p. Lo.
ker. J. Ben Drury, John A. Owens. J. Ford
stone, j. Ford GreenwelL stephen II. BowIes,
Spencer @. Viett, k. Forbes woocburn.
Fourth District Peter II. Nat inRly. WIN.
III. Gardner, Webster b. Herbert, Noble l..
Penn, stephen II. Y,ung. coiored.
Fifth District-Clarence ID. sasser, Josias n
Hancock. Chapman ID. Barber, John h. Balleu.
ger. George L. Morgan.
sixth District William p. Forrest, Lemuel
O. Il. Graves. French n. Abel, WIN. T. win.
kinson, J. Rodolphus Thompson, Daniel T.
Dixon, Alexander Hebb.
Seventh District-Joseph b. Herbert. color
ed. Jas. 4. Blair, James J. Stone, John II. Simp-
son, John n. Lancaster.
Eighth District-J. Thomas FenhaRau. AL.
bert J. Combs. Henry +. Graf. Adam 6. WI.
bic, @. Frank Dent. Charles A. Pembroke.
Ninth District-Charles E. Henderson.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-01-26

Judge Rich. Fl. Alrex Who was on
January / retired az chief nudge oil
the Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia. has applied % she proper
State authorities for pension OF
~. 400 per annum under an act pas
sed by the last GeacraI Assembly OF
Maryland. Under the laws Of the
District Of Columbia he vii receive
for life the full salary Which he re-
ceived while discharaing The duties
of chief Judge, amounting 70 &C. 800
per annum. With the pensin which
he vii receive from this State bis
total income per annum will be
IS, 200. which sum is larger than he
received while acting @ Judge. He
was continuously member OF the
Court Of Appeals Of Maryland from
1861 10 1893. when he was appoint
ed chief justice OF the Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia BY Pre-
sident Cleveland, who 1t one time
contemplated the appointment of
Judge Alvey as chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of the United States.
Hagerstosoa Nail.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-01-26

Correspondence Of the Beaeon)
On Friday last one OF the most enjoyable.
and fear IL win uot be saying too much the
most memorable dance o. the season, was Civ
en- st the Hail. sc. Inigo's Too much cannot
De said In favor Of Miss Christine Beai ana
Mr.. Richard Abel. who were Instrumental I'm
getting II MP and contributed % much 20 make
IL n grand success- Those present were:
Mr.. .snd MIRA Z. Z. Burch. Masses Christine
and Lucy n. Besl. Genevieve Hilton, Agnes
KENNEDY. Josie Raley. Ella Richardson. Rose
Milburn. Mabel and Belle Tyler. Muriel aud
Violet RaIey, keba and Linda Abel, Pearl and
Massey Clarke. Naude Cameron Messrs Cal
vert Holmes. Clarence and Cleveland RaIey,
Richard Abel. EuglebertE Beai Spencer DAM
erOn, Robert Lillburn. Joe. Paul and Tommy
Dunbar, Bruce Tyler. Bevans Morris. John
Ricard. Harry kichardson. Jack Kennedy.
Harvey Hilton. M.B.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-01-26

THE LADIES favor painting
their churches, and therefore we
urge every Minister % remember
we give o liberal quantity OF the
Longman & Martinez Paint toward
the painting.
Wears and covers like gold.
Don't pay $3.50 . gallon for Lin
seed Oil worth 90 cents) which you
do when you buy other paints in q
can with paint label on it.
8 Il 8 make Ii, therefore when you
want fourteen gallons Of paint, buy
only eight Of L. Il NJ, and mix six
gallons pure Linseed Oil with it,
and thus get paint at less than 81. 20
per gallon.
Many houses are well painted with
four gallons of L. & d., and three
gallons of Linseed Oil mixed there
with.
These Celebrated Paints are sold
by G. L. Palmer, Pamler. ]. G. Grad.
dock, Jarboesville, g. w. johnson,
Solomons.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-01-26

The taAy stew given bv the neighborhood
ooys Ut Dir. and MrA n. A. Jones. near Sand
gates. iest Thursdsy evening was deescesiiy q
great success. and vas thoroughly eDjoyed By
AL presenf- namely: Mr.. and Mrs. Joha n.
Bond. Misses Edna JOY. Daisy Jones. Matte J
lnsiey. Laura Il Taylor. Netsie N. Bond. vio-
Il T. Jones. nesrs- Milton JOY, Carlfon d.
Insiey. Arthur q. woodburn. Alvin T Jones.
Fred Ponson. Preston Insiey. Leonard Jones.
kefreshments we're served about 8 O'Clock.
and after that the fun came pulling safYy.
AZ u o'clock they all left. mueh delighted.
thanking their hosts fer their hospitality, and
then for pretty moonlight drive 70 their res
pecfive homes. GRAssnoPPERs.
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FOR SALE.
THE FINEST TRACT OF TIMBER
LAND IN SOUTHERN MARY
LAND

LAND.
ON account Of having bought larger
mill in North Carolina, owner Offers for
sale 5O5 acres, more or less, Of land la
Southern Maryland, st. Marys county,
containing about 100000 feet OF fine
timber (IO0, 900 It Of pine, 200 900 chest
nut, so, 900 oak, $4,000 poplar and gum
together with new and complete Milling
outfit, consisting of one 30 horsepower
Ajax boiler, mounted; one 20 horsepower
attached Ajax engine; one saw mill "a,
b. Farquhar 4 Co., York, Pa, } friction
lee !, with 30 feet OF carriage and three
head blocks: one Disston 81 inch insert
ed tooth saw; one swinging crosscut Is
inch saw one good edger all the betting,
tools, etc, necessary To operate the ulI-
chinery; portable furnace dies aud other
tools to do all blaeksmiLhing and wheel
right work. Feed house and stable at
mill for ten horses; one large shed for hay
and straw; four houses for men and stor-
age purposes; two heavy wagons; one
pair timber wheels and chains, all In good
condition. Two story farmhouse in ex-
cellent repair; three barns; 125 acres Of
good land in cultivation and fenced.
Land takes readily TO Improvement and
ID well adapted TO cereals or tobacco. A
EuhbluS htfcam runs beside the stable
and mill, and there are three oriour good
meadows for pasture with running water
in each. Two tenant houses, stable for
eight horses and other outbuilding. Well
Of splendid water The property Ii four
miles from the Patuxent River and the
same distance from the Potomac, with
daily communication by boat TO Balti-
more and Washington. The nearest
railroad station il MechanicsviIle, twelve
miles. Location healthy. Postoifiee two
miles distant. Daily mail The propos-
ed new railroad to Point Lookout runs
within one and One-half miles Of this prop
erty, which contains the only large tract
Of timber land in Southern Maryland. la
order TO close out quick. owners will sell
all the above described property, land,
buildings, timber, cut and standing, mill,
machinery, outfit, wagons, buildings.
etc, etc, for So, 900. This IL an oppor
tuDity seldom met with TO get timber
land and everything appertaining 20 a
first-class milling property Tor small
outlay. Apply 10
Wa. MEYERELL LOkER, Atty.
Oct. 10, OFT Leonard.own Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-01-26
COME AND SEE!
our NEW LINE Or FALL GOODS.

WE have just gotten in full line
OF Fall and Winter DRESS GOODS
and NOTIONS. AS pretty variety
as can be found in the county AL
most all goods in PATTERNS, no
two pieces alike. Now is the chance
to get q NICE DRESS before they
are picked over, and get one that
will be different from any one else's.
All LADIES like TO get DRESS
different from any one else. Now is
the chance to GET 1T. All goods
marked down to the VERY LOWEST
POSSIBLE PRICE.
WE also carry complete line OF
everything any one can call for and,
HAVE THE RIGHT PRICE TOO.
Come and give US Gail aud SEE
for YOURSELF. The best courtesy
shown to all and satisfaction GUAR
ENTEED.
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING
TO SELL give US q trial. Eggs,
Butter, Chickens, Potatoes, and
everything that you have 10 SELL
Will bEiuk tue hL0lGAJ4 GnAOEAO
here. We aim 70 pay as near as pos
sible 70 the Baltimore quotations a.
we allow only enough difference TO
pay the freight TO Baltimoreon them.
Thus you see you get as much for
them here as they would net you in
Baltimore and you are saved the
trouble OF shipping them yourself
and are also running no risk in ship
ping and in prices declining.
THIS space viii hereafter be kept
for US, always watch it and you will
find out that it will pay you. We
will always offer something special
every week. Watch US and il viii
save you money.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK. A
line of Winter SHIRTS that would
satisfy the choicest, reduced as fol
lows:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-01-26
Special Sale.

L. A. Jones 4 Son have the fol-
lowing articles ia which we are Of
fering bargains
2 Cook Stoves, No. Z.
10 Wilson Rockers.
4 Sample Sewing Machines.
2 Fur Laprobes and allour ladies'
and Children's Coats. II will pay
you to price the above articles.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-01-26
LOW TARIFF
AT
N. |. MILLISON'S STORE.

Fat meat; per u. sas cts; smoked meat 10 cts;
Levaring's coffee. Ics the l>esf roasted eoffee.
los for = cts; cheese. IDS for SC; soap. ID
try, 7baSs for 2scts; washing soda. . lbs for SO
SUITS Men, s sss q W, sos q 2
the best, % s; is really worth si2. The latest
styls tyles suits. pepper and salt with plated
corners. very handsoms. for . so worth SIS.
Overcoats. Mems ossr 9 any STYLE
high as sle for the best in The MARKET B5vs'
low IS eects and Is high ss 3; Aen's Pants as
low a. s0cts and IS highAs So childrenss Klee
rsn ss nsir ios 80 si sns ssescsss e
and up. Horse blankets % sow ~ sc and up
70 any price.
Chooc A nice line Of Meas ana Ladies',
OilOCS. Shoes and Men1 coarse shoes SO
and DC and up. Men'e Fine ehoes 6scs good.
the Blneher Shoe i really worth 81 90 4 nv NJ
store thew win cost you only 81 d. LAdies-
fine Shoes, nice ones, Tor q q; the very best
for 81 %; is worth IS Ch1dEen's Shoes 40
dies and Mems Rubber shoes - Isw a. e ner
pair and up 20 50c and &c. For the best Mems
snsg Proof Boots - 10
Dry Goods. drs haze sso.. 's sa;.,s stock @
as low a &c yard
Underwear Meas GOOD shirts g low
Oii0Gt WC0ls es 10 per pair. Ladies'
Saiyfs. &c; good and w1xm far winter. and
Menfs Top shirts. good heavy eo1ton. sc: nice
Bed Blankets 90 low No sc per pair.
WhicLoxy The best thing ycf Tor gentle
VltlShCy. men fr<m GOV until New
Year q the best Rye Wh!skey for q % per gal
lon. Cheap Whiskey. q q. Coed Rye Wits
key. 81 90 per gallon l2 hot4ies er Tor 75c
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