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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-30
Much Improved

Mr.. Roger Gore, a student of st.
Johns College. who was taken to the
Emergency Hospital on Saturday, sup
posed to be threatened with typohid
fever, is reported much improved to-
day and is resting easy.
Mrs. P. X. Parlett, who was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis at the
Emergency Hospital few days ago,
is also reported improving.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-30
Meeting of Stockholders

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Annapolis Gas and Elec-
trio Light Company of this city will
be held at the Office of the company
in this city tomorrow ct 10. 80 q. NJ.
for the purpose of electing directors for
the ensuing year, and for the purpose
of transacting such other business as
may come before the meeting.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-30
Inspector Sharon Here

Postoffice Inspector F. F. Sharon,
of Washington, ID. O., arrived here
this morning and spent the day at the
local postofice inspecting affairs at
the Office. He will be here several
days and will make thorough inspec-
ton of the workings Of the Office, the
rural delivery service and the necessity
for additional clerical help.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-30
LOST

A TRUNK, which reached Annapolis
Saturday evening over the A w. & B.
K. r. and for vhich check was given
to driver TO be delivered to aga Prince
George Street. The driver is requested
to deliver at once to the above number.
Midshipman o. L. COX. i3o
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-30

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
20 cure. (. w. Groves signature Is on
each. sI6y
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-30
REPAIRS 10 BuIlDINGs

Necessary repairs of public build
ings, wharves and walls inclosing the
grounds of the Naval Academy, inn
provements, repairs, furniture and fix
lures, $3l 900.
Heating and Lighting Naval Acad-
emy-FueI, oil, waste, aud other ma
terials for the operation, repair and
maintenance of the plant. heating and
lighting apparatus and tools, land for
heating and lighting the Academy and
bandsmen's quarters, $40, 900.
Contingent, Naval Academy-Pur-
chase of books for the library Ito be
purchased in open market on the
written order of the superintendent.
81 500 stationery, blank books. models,
maps and textbooks for use of instruc-
tors, 50, 500 expenses of the Board OF
Visitors of the Naval Academy, be-
ing mileage and So per diem for each
member for expenses during actual
attendance at the Academy, and forsup-
plying necessary outfit for the board
house and for clerk hire, carriages and
other incidental and necessary expen-
SEES of the board, $1,000 purchase of
chemicals, apparatus and instruments
in the department of physics and for
repairs of the same, 81, OO0
Purchase of gas and steam maChiu-
cry. steam pipes and fittings, rent of
buildings for the use of the Academy,
freight, carriage, water, music, must
cal and astronomical instruments, uni
forms for the bandsmen, telegraphing,
feed and maintenance of teams, cur
rent expenses and repairs of all kinds
and for incidental labor and expenses
not applicable TO any other appropria-
ton, $50, 600; stores in the department
of steam engineering. 81, 900; materials
for repairs in steam machinery, 81, 500 !;
for contingencies for the Superinten-
dent of the Academy, to be expended
in his discretion, 81 900; apparatus for
the instruction of midshipmen in the
department of marine engineering and
naval construction, $50. 600; in all.
sos, 500.
UPBUILDING OF NAVY
1.-THE committee firmly believes, :"
saws the report of Chairman Foss,
''that the policy of Congress to build
up the American navy should be con-
tinued, and accordingly, notwithstand.
ing the fact that we are now building
a large number of battleships and
cruisers, recommend in their Judgment
reasonably strong program for the
coming year--a program which they
feel assured will meet the approval OF
the American people. Our great ma
tional policy, the construction of the
Panama canal. the insistence on the
Monroe doctrine, the protection of
American citizens, the support of our
foreign policies, the great work of the
regeneration of the Philippines and
the national defense. all demand that
the building mp of the navy shall
90 on. -
To complete all the ships authorized
MP to the present time, including con-
struction and machinery, armor and
armament and equipment, will cost
$S6. O63. S25. The amount carried by
this bill is 500. 070. 079 "a. The orig
inal estimates of the Navy Department
amounted TO STA, $50, 63S. 81, to which
were added supplemental estimates to
the amount of S., 1853. 600, making in
all estimates to the amount Of $ll9.-
Cos. 63S. "a. The act of last year ap-
propriated $97, sos, 40 "a, while this
bill carries an increase over this
amount of s.. 564. 929.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-30

AKEANTRD TO RENT-TwO FURNISHED or
w unfinished rooms By young married
couple, for light Housekeeping. address
Rooms" Evening Capital. 0ws
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-30
Cbe SHOE Department

Here will be found at all times complete and thor
ouohy satisfactory Stylish reliable Footwear for
Men Bows Women Misses and Children. The qualities
will be the Finest procurabe and the prices held down to
the lowest limit is always the case here.
Lbe Furnishing Department
Here department characteristic of Beneschs Will be
found For Men and Boys everything included in the
exclusive Gents Furnishing Department will be carried
underwear Neckwear Shirts Collars aud Cuffs Hosiery
Suspenders all the small articles included III such
stock.
NSotb the Haew Departments
Are in the hands of experts who full we'll how to
cater to your wants and provide assortments etc. that
are sure to meet with your approval
As Holds Good Every Section of the Benesch organza
ton Cash, if You Want tor Credit II You Like II.
We like you to make the acquaintance of these two lat
est sections your first opportunity They'll merit your
most serious consideration.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-30

GOOD WOMAN TO COOK.
w Wash and Iron. Apply at all Duke OF
gloucester street. j.0w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-30
our head is all right, so is your heart

TUT 1sSe@N1 p sI1' ts1It, . ID yUuI HUI
It's your liver that is all right And your sickheadaches
biouSneSS, dizzy spells, indigestion, constipation prove
Ayers Pills regular liver pills. They make wrong verS
right Sngar-coaed all vegetable Sold for years
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-01-30
Benesch's New Departments
shoes ano FURNISHINGS

In order to keep pace with the repeated cslis' ana
still better you, We invite your attention anu
patronage to these latest additions
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-06
Sjciratbs 2icenscn.

Bonn 9(ftllor bee Common YleoS.
@crid,ts WllrOen qcitcrn folgenOe
SeirotG5. 2icenjcn oltsgeiteIlt:
GoluorO &. @orfin9rr, "a, mo
Noncp q. Mper9, 20; 8eioe bon
Oorf, 80.
Surrp &. 9(rriIOt, 81, uno Mo-
tbiloo @rouoboii ~; NppIifont &.
$. @ollcnbur8, Nr. 1884, gtoro,
Non0ItroBe.
SEQ. @. Gutter, 80, Solpsburp.
Mo., uno 9licc 6. SnipeS, %; Mp,
pIifont s. $. MottberpS, Nr. 757.
Mcit-S eringtonltroBe.
Sobn Said, fl, unO Murp E,
Mcrccr, 40; 2lpplifont z. &. 9eIo
gtr. PIT, OofitroBe.
Sobn Z. Noom5, 30, 9ltlontic.G
rs, mo 9lnnic Is. 6reemon, 33.
6ronf q. gilrd, %, Rr. 3i5
Mcit.6 opctteitroBc, nno Nolo VI
Dollng, Is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-06

Gompfer o@innebubo" nod 2on'
oon am IA. Sonlor.
Sampler y@rof @oloeriee" nod
Somburg am ID. Sonuar.
Qompfer o3ccIono" nod Iptlper'
pen an IA. SonIor.
Compiler n8urnciiin" nod @laS'
golp an IA. Sonllor.
3ompfer .aronprin5 8iI6elm"
nod Bremen am II. Sonlar.
0ompfcr 0GorpotDiu" nad NcopeI
unO @cnlta am II. Sonltar.
Qompfcr uRoicitic" nod Sioer'
pool ont is. Sanlur.
GompfCr o2ombor0ia" nodyteopel
unb @cula am Is. Sunuor.
Qompicr algeria" mad NeopeI
om is. Somtor.
Qompier .Ymitcroom" uod) Got
tcr0om am IS. Sanuor.
Compiler yWtoin" nod Bremen unr
10. Sonltnr.
Qonpier o@lii6cr" nohSomburt
an 10. Sonlor,
Sampler n2o @o8cogne" mad
Sabre am 10. Somor.
2onpicr uMonitou" na6 2onNor
om 81. Sonlor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-06
Staot Baltimore.

4nqcbliher lleberfoIl.-
Gomnro Gbenopifl "a Sabre alt, in
Nr. 1925, Dort-Roo0, pobnbaft be.
rittet Der Yoli5et, BOB er om Glen
Itoq Nbeno an @ilmors2onc nohc
Der u. StroBc, bon cincm NcQer nm
$t5.63 bcroubt iporocn ici. Mic cr
cr5GbIt, befono ct lid oui cinem Mo.
gen olti DEM @cge nod icincr @ob-
mrnQ. In gennnnter STEELE bat i'm
Der Ncger nm einiQe 3iiuobol5hen
unO idlIlt0 ibn babel nit cinem Snit-
tel ulf Ocn &opf, Dob or OoS 9erpubts
ictn pcrlor. Ger NcQcr lcertc ibn1
Damn oic Goihcn ula uno cntflcb
@i3her limo feline &crbnitlm8en Dor.
genommCn mOrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-06
InS Dem Smneru @arglano's NIB
ben anarcnscnocn Stantcn.
Gin alter @rcoiacr.

Gin alter Yrc0tGcr.
Yuitor g. &ncppcr, Wcld)er iny 9S.
Qcbcnaiobr itcht. miro III Den llod)'
item Gn0cu ponNtt.S opo9c, Nlc9onN.
Goruttp, nod Gonncllapillc ST leincr
Iohter ilber5icbcn. Eoitor &nepper
bat 23,466 &iuocr m0brcnO lctncr
Nnltatb1ti0teit qctonit, oouon 5rpci
3miuiugSpuore an cincnl Der lcbten
Gage. GSn moud)cn 6onilien bat er
Die &inOcr BON orci @cnerntiouelt &c
touit.
utonIobiIc b~cltcllt.
|n 0ogcrStolpn hat cine Oortige
Gobrit ocn NuftroQ crboltclt, btnncr
Der fiirScitcn 3eit 800 N%iItonlobiIe j,t
bollcl1. Die Ilftrog1cber Iilo nld)t
Qclonnt poroen, bod aloubt man,
ooB elmo iibcrieeiifc 6irmo Die Mto,
ihincn hcltcIlt bat.
Gas brutolIt c Scrbre6 G II,
Nic aus &oqerStOuu gcmcloct
miro, mllroe onS II Wonntc oltc
&ino ocS 6ormcrS .. NeB, mclfer .
Wtcilcn bon @orcod cine 6orm be-
trcibt, bon eincm icincr iungen
Gornorbcitcr III iolf id)redlider
Y8eiic bebonoelt, ooB cs mm0glid)
lit, Ole G%tn5eInbeitcn pieOer5u9cben.
Ger Mumr cntilob nod Scr Gbot unb
miro BON Der Yoli5ci pcrfolgt. 0ue
&ino liegt I'M Sterbcn.
&n 10 orttnSburG 9cit or.
ben.
&u WtortinSburq, u. So, lit oel
&ouimom 0cnru &om9bira I'M MI
ter pom 40 &obrcn 9eitorbcn. 81
itommtc aus 9erfclepsGountp unt
wobnte i6on niele Sabre in oer
Stoot. Nr. Humsburg lpor nid)t Der
bciratbet uno hinterlGBt bier 9riioer
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Mbfabrtstase Der 9ampfer pun Nciu
ylprf.

Gompfer v8eutidlanb" naf 0ea'
pei uno @enuo am Z. Sanuar.
Compiler nBretoria" nadSarnburg
ant 7. Sanuar.
3ompfer vGDilabelp6ia" naf
Soutbompton ON z. Soniior.
3ontpfer nS%oernia" nad Sioer'
pool am Z. Snnlior.
9ompfer ngbalbert" nad Heapel
uno @enlto am 10. Sanliar.
Gompfer ,Galiel" naf9remen am
10. Sonuar.
Gumpfer n8eittpnic" nuf 2iber.
pool oilt II. Sdnliar.
9ampfer nStatenoom" nod Mot.
teronm am If. Sanuar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-06

itcI; Nerlon0t pOn 0cn UIc0otorcl
1895 9uidcl; Gleuotorcn.&orrotb
1851. 100 9lti6el. Vcrf0llie: 10000
@uihel Gcbrltnr 81 1873, $1,000 &C.
miihter Spot SIT 1894, 5000 Stcomcr
Qcmiidtcr Spot 81 is, . 8oggonS
g&r. 3 Spot 5t l5I2, , Mo80onS 5ut
riiNeluicicucr 81 1872, $1,000 &onltor
81 1884, 10000 90. 5u 1873, $1,000
6cbrltor 5lt 1894.
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8a(timurer Wurft6eridjre.

baltimore, 3. Sonuor 1908.
Webl. 3lfilbr 1904 5ollcr,
eini6licBtif 453 60licr 5u Occult.
Yoint mo 1925 6oiier III 9onton;
ailitcnoerioltot 49, --50Iier. Die Ro-
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Nr. 110i, Roro,G entrnGs9 loerue.
Der ,gtorboit Jmmerpdbreiloe 9duoeretn
bon Baltimore" %OeridmuteIt ii6 bier
ieocn Muntng. - @corac 9rebm & Cons
Bier um 5apf, nab ocutfber Irt brett
bonn Sub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-06

gr. 1924, Gft'8Gitimore' sirnbe. 3im'
mcr on Serren 5u oermietbei. 5etnite
8etrdnfe uno 0eine. ogGOs8te Srnte'
reis"@ier. gerfnmmlunaslofal oes Dlt'
2umbaroftr. Sutmerp. S1l' ilro 9etb'
8ereins". Gbei. s2el. mi. Seriton 1912 u.
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GA
5rsgt die die SOre, Die Ir Inner GOkaGtt HaR
: S5'i' IWNIZM
Nrnhnftcn.Mnrft

ltntenItcbenSe |reiie be5ie6en iih
oltf Sen Gngros.SanoeI; fir ben
&leinbonoeI mllB ciu ertipre&cnoer
Iltfi6Ing genlodt meroen.
Ger, pro GuBcn6 Doc. bis 29c,
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auhn ". gitter,s .NOmmbia oone.

Ar. 1922. EIl-Nrntf-o Irnbc.
,6eiiersE urmitdoter &crein" oerlammelt
Ii6 ieoeu crilen Sieuitag I'M Dtonut IN
Der ouue. Sale iiir Ncrcinc mo Se'ta
Iihfciteu 5i ucrmietbcu.
Cnu5tS)
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3. u. WdttnlnIHp WHIT
gtoropitsGde @oug1' llno GnroltnesStrabe.
6auptoliurtter be5 pGuOernsW2dnter6orS"
g.sS. sGde @ougbs uno GuroIineitr. Ser'
einsoerfummIung ieoen Sorneritag Ibeno.
Reue Witglieoer ipiufummeH. Sor5iiqs
Iidles @ier Der NntiOnaIsNranerei i'm Snpt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-06
CALL.

$4,000 giortoIt Fb II. 2igbt 5er....,... Of
$4,000 Gin II. Cub (1BnIb 5er........tO7
$1,000 anacoitia II. Fotomac Der ...... 1851
$4,000 5eubodro 4cr ........,,... So
$1,000 ailouiic 6ouft 2ine 4cr. ........t 0t1s
$1,000 gltInnlic Goat cine icr. ....... t0l%
$4,000 alabama Goal II SrOn 5er...... S5H
$1,000 baltimore Vricf Der ........... 50
$1,000 @onf. Goal JIefunb iIaer. ....... 9sTs
30 5eabonro Common d. ......... tSH
100 Senbouro 8ib ..,.......... 1914
100 uniteo NaiIipub5 e.. .......... 1iIs
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8u O~ertaufen pber Az uerpa6ten:

gu btTfnuttn UbFt 8u utTVuWItM.
Sas tpertbnoue @runoitiid an Der Ode bon
CitsgaItimoresSt rube uno Roft'Stftcesgloenle;
30 bel 100 Sue. Ser btltere Ibetl oes @rlno'
lhids tpiro fir elm @ef1dttsgebdnoe hes n9elit'
fhet Correspondent" benuet tperbeH. Ndbere
ausflnft bel 6. blaine, 9r. All, ct. saul'etr.
(301-)
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9orooiisGde Der Goius uno 6orreftsS trube.
Sanptauartier oes @eiunabcretns gWelos
oie". Sirgitunben ieoGn 9On1eritdaIbeite
8eriammlinsen oes Centennial gfeb9er'
8ereins" ieoeu 9. uto 4. Sienitag int Wlos
nat. 3eIcp6un - nj. 8ernuu 1866 R.
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ideG; 8erionot BON 6cn @leootoret
1902 9uidJe(; Glebotorcu : 8orrotb
SS2,33t 0uidel.
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Sin ilneer Ncutfdlrr iutt Stellrl ais Sels
fer in elmer g9irtbidbuft oOer eluJhuu3. FAD
in Nr. 1902, Anorcss trafe, SDtuit'
YUtnt. 4-6)
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2GbenOe5 8eflii9el, pro Ftun0:
oltc Siibuer t2c.; iun0c @iibncr 1tc.
bis 13c.; @ntcn l1c. bis 13c.; Yutcr
t3c. bis tSc,; @0nic t2c. bis 1i12t,;
Gnlben, pro Eoor 20c. bis Doc.
s ii d tie ur6 6 M ii G.
adrtoffeln, pro @ili6el 45c. bis
55c.; 3llterriibclL bro ailte Boo. bis
40c.; MciBtobl, pro Come $500
bis $500; 3micbcln, pro @uifel
90c. bis $t.t0; GorottcrL pro @iin'
Del 112c. bis &C.; Iepiel, pro SOB
15t. bis $780, NnnnaS, pro Crate
$3.50 bis $500; Scuerie, pro 0bo.
Doc, bis SOC. broltncr aobl, pro BIT.
libel 121ac. bis 15c.; Spinot, pro
9uld)cl 60c. bis 75c.; Crime 8Obncn,
pro &orb $500 bis $3.50; run0e
Rilbcn, pro Vuldcl 30c. bis iOt.;
&opiiulut. pro aorb SOC. bis $1.50;
irnlpc Grblen, pro aor6 $l,75 bis
1925; @%lumcntobl, pro SAB So bis
81; @ltrfcn, Slorioncr, pro &orb 81
bis $3.50; tomatoes, pro Carrier
50 bis 81.
Groceries uno Yrootio 0.
mem.
Sol5ileiid, pro EiunO: feline Git
gorsGureo Sdinfcn t112c.; aroBc
Shinfcn t0l2c.; G%oliIornicr Shin'
ten rs; Sugor.Gureo 9ruItItildc
TO-; Sugor Gltrco ShuItcrn
8Mc.; FROZEN 9elol5ene Scitcnrippcn
&C.; Spedieitcn 83lc.; trodcn gclat.
5ene Sfultern &C.; reines Shnlol5
in1icrccS 71ac.; Spcdidultcrn8Mc.
WcB.S dluei1tcflcii6 $3.50 pro SAB.
H%offinirtcr 3ltdcr: gclpilrIcli
Goo; plllpcrilirt G.05c.; StonoarG
gromllirt 5.95c.; icin Qronnliri
$500; Grpitol u 5.95c.; Columbia
q $500; gsIbcr 1,a5c. bis 5.l5c.
@er6itcter &nffce: 6. 8. s., t0C
8funo aiIten t4c.; e. 6. s. 60 Yfo
aiiten ID. 0 6. 8. s. 10 Bfltnt
ailten 14.2Oc.; reiner SABA 2819c
bis 29c.; gutter SABA 2612c. bis 27c.
reiner Moffo 2612c. bis &c; Suut
uno @offa, gemiiht, 25L2c. BIS 26c.
SABA, gemiift, 2419e. bis 25c.; rel
ner Warocni6o 2112e. biz 26c.
rciller Ga @iloprn 201Ic. bis 2tc.
rciner Sonto8 2012c. bis BIC; Snn
tos, eenliidt, 1915. bis 20c.; Reo
ecmiidt, 1875. bis t9c.
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&erlangt: Manner uuO Snabeu.
8erIaugt i'm aagemeiura.
H.ntiass arbelts. Naa s.sarsan,

Ttnti11ts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Pr. 219, iiosSbarp.StraBe, inter ber gufiht
Der r9euti6en 3efeuf6nit+. 9teienteen, bic
beuti6e .9anoperfer, arbeiter uHs GtenitbotsTI
bber in franitrten Srlefen an ben Iaenten Der
befeufhaft, SubaHn .. Wleber, Nr. 2t9, sap.
EbarpsStrahe, iueHoer, pelher unetlt9eltli1
AuSfiinft ertbeiIen ipirb. Sdn2S1N
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ans Ocl GlcUotorcn 5uritd9e5o0en
1906 9uiheI; GlcuotorCn . Sorrotb
lO9,021 NnidlcI.
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Che Sie Gisentbnm faufen
pber berinufeu, tpenoeu Sic tb an SBarIeS ".
peder, 9runoeigeHtbumSs lino BerftberuneS
Wlnfler, gsr. 420, Rurb'Garrbss traRe.
9eIo 5t berIetbet alf S0potbeien in beItebt'
Qen Sliminen. (gfub16-)
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Canton unS StsBIanotuu n.
emmiht,s ..Gihentrnns.oaas,.

Ode 8. uI6 8ouebsS trabe. 9nuptaldrtter
nes ,gnDern ar. lint s9ereins, rSt6ets
franz 3ainers &ereins,- Canton SnlTletlu.
giuus lino Geibs 8eretrs, oSeuti6e @e'
tniitbIidhfeit" uuo .3eNeITbmieoesllnion".
Strides Bier Ill ieoer 3ett. Telephone:
s, & q. - Mt. 8errlon 1893 u.
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gu ~nerfaufcn.

Die c~tuStsen s%prttBdIssn Sdnier
sum Berfauf in Sit.8nlttnore, angren8eno an
ben pra6tbouen n9uiterfons9arf." Bntirent.
suerff uno bubt bic GustpabI. 9tefe Sduier
,inb In ieoer StnIi6t MODERN, NIT marnor'
BoIis uno 'SaIstreppe. foiuie mooernen Der.
beiferungeu, einf6IiebIi6 @b5ugsfanaI, N9ent
ldeIi1 uno Sonntaes an Srt uno Steue. Be
nibt Sairmourtt'glbenue Raaeons.
Chm. z. Gallagher, Bauunter1ebuIer
Q29-) gr. 2S0s. SairmoantssIoe,
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0r. 432, gIdremountsaoe.. 9iebI1nototutt.
6olptmlartier oes .Baoenid Wldnters
6ors". Siltgiiunoen Sicnitaa, abenos 8
ltbr, uno oes .DlomumeuinLS tfirttts Er.
23t, 3. u.sB. .Wionumeltal"sBler an
3apf. gbeInpediesI elepbon 1925 ".
@nt. 9. q. Suppert, BETTER.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-09
Ancient ana Eeasrn advice about hew
10 acquire wealth.

The ancient sages' sure road to
wealth" was ''be temperate In all
things. be economical always. Mod
err life. with its rush methods" in
b. lHess requires that keep healthy
be added 20 the old adage.
Every 5ody knows how TO be tenn
perate and most people how to be
economical, but few know bow to
keep perfectly healthy. Over-eat-
ing. irregular hao+;s. neglect etc.
derang the stomach liver, and
bowels, causing Indigestion. torpid
liver, constipation etc.
Rydales Tablets are natures best
ally when such conditions exist. The
Stomach Tablets will digest your
food. strengthen your digestive
organs and cure your indigestion.
The Liver Tablets will arouse your
liver, stimulate your bowels and
establish a regular healthy. habit.
Rydales Tablets insure good health.
Loker & deWaal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-09
Go be Continued.)
Give Your Stomach Q Rest.

Your food must be properly di.
gested and assimilated TO be of any
value to you. II your stomach is
weak or diseased take Kodol Dys.
pepsia Cure. 1t digests what you
eat and gives the stomach rest, en-
abling it to recuperate, take on new
life and grow strong again. Kodol
cures sour stomach, gas, bloating,
heart palpitation and all digestive
disorders. L. A. Soper, OF Little
Rock, KY, writes us: I'VE feel that
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure deserves all
the commentator that can be given
it, as it saved the life OF our little
girl when she was three years old.
She is now six and we have kept ID
for her constantly, but of course she
only takes itnow when anything dis
agrees with her." Sold by Loker
& deWaal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-09

Twenty years ago Z A. s. Clarke
was G laboratory assistant ia Pitts
burg steel factory. His job was
small and paid only 81. 900. Yet Mr..
Clarke was one OF the busiest men
In the plant. He never lost minute
Of his regular working day. He
even did not complain when, during
an extra rush Of work, he bad to put
in more than union hours. He was
sti,, one of the busiest men ia the
steel business when he became as
sistant superintendent, then a gen.
ersl manager. He was one of the
busiest men 10 Chicago while general
manager ofthe International Harves-
ter company, and now, at AZ years
old, he has gone East to be presi-
dent OF the Lackawanna Steel com
pany and one Of the busiest men in
New York at salary of so, 900 per
year.
The moral OF the story of Mr..
Clarke is tolerably obvious. He has
got on by keeping busy. And that
it about the only way men ever do
get on. The degree Of q man s sue
cess, whether in money getting, or
writing, or scanning the heavens for
new stars. or running for Office,
usually depends good deal more
upon the assiduity with which he
plies his trade than upon his oppor-
tunities or natural talents. This
is platitude, but it is platitude
which, perhaps. viii stand frequent
repetition, for people are ren4ark.
ably prone TO forget il.
The successful man is usually
busy, and the busy man is usually
successful. The young man, what,
ever his vocation, whehas not learn.
ed to economic his time and keep
busy, has not got the lesson most
essential to prosperous, useful and
I happy life.