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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-21

the front of the house and noticed a thin
trail of smoke coming from upper win
dow. He rushed indoors and upstairs, call
ing to the others to come. But when Jack
reached the door of Uncle Williams den
it was locked.
"Oh, ohr' cried Aunt Susan. who had
TREMENDOUSLY followed; 'if Williams book
is burned he will never get over it." But
JACK did not stop an Instant He ran into
the room next Uncle Williams den, opened
the window, and stepped out on to the top
across to the top of the next window and
his hand was on the sill OF Uncle Williams
ROOM 1t was no easy feat, for the window
lodges were small. But in another. instant
he pulled himself over the window sill and
stood in the ROOM There was the manu-
script on the table, its wrapping already
charred- Jack seized it and threw 1t out
of the window determined to save that
above all. Soon the burning tabIeeloth fol-
lowed, and fell harmlessly on the grass
below. Nothing more had caught fire.
Jack called out the reassuring news to
Aunt Susan and Marion, who were crouched
at the keyho1e. Jacks hands were badly
burned so that he could not attempt to go
back the way he had come so he waited
tll Uncle William who had been pursued,
came running back with the key. When
Jack was released the good old minister
overwhelmed him with thanks
Robert" he said, 'tel me what you
and you shall have It."
well" said the boy, "Td like best of ali
to live with my sister She's the only one
| have. and we've always been together
before"
Then you SHALL" said Uncle William, ''ir
it, in my power. Where does she live?'
Wen" said Jack, I'm afraid you won't
like 1t II tell you"
Certainly I shall" responded the min
ister. I'm very much pleased at this
brotherly affection. Give me her address,
Robert: and I'll see to It at once
We'll" said Jack. you know-she's-
she's Marion I'm
away from school to be with her"
You JackP' cried Uncle William, and
he stopped in blank astonishment
ooh, Uncle William. please, please. let
him stayf' pleaded Marion, we're so fond
OF each other, and see, here's your manu-
script not bit hurt. I picked it up from
the lawn"
That was too much for Uncle william.
of course he shall stay. pet" he an
swered. Hes a fine, brave boy. and /
wouldn't send him away for anything.
But" with comical expression, I'm
sorry to part with Robert, for really did
think had found treasure at lastP'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-21
Uncle William and Brother Jack
BY DORIS WEBB.

Surely there was never a dearer child
than Marion Stanwood. as she sat on the
parsonage steps in the warm late afternoon
She was a plump little girl, with blue eyes
and smooth light brown hair. a kissable.
lovable little girl. but at the moment she
was very unhappy. She had lived here at
the parsonage for four months, with her
Uncle William. the minister, and his wife,
Aunt Susan. It was very different from
the life she had led before. when her kind
Old grandmother had taken care Of her
and her brother Jack. Jack was only two
years older than Marion and they had al
ways been together until now. But Uncle
william would not receive the boy, though
he agreed to take the girl. When the
grandmother died he had sent word TO the
far distant town that Marion should be
brought on to Hilton, and that Jack
should be sent to an excellent boarding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-21

''why. Aunt Helen. I couldn't possibly
make dolls furniture
Indeed you could. said Aunt Helen.
"ra tell YOU how. and we can make some
now
What fun." cried Florence. DO let's
begin right away"
ITO make chair" began Aunt Helen.
take large cork and cut or slice.
Cover the slice with velvet or anything
else. stick four large biack-headed pins on
one side for the legs. and wind them
around with worsted. Make the back OF
the chair in the same way with two pins
wound with worsted and connected by sew
eral twisted strands. To make q table. cut
O round piece OF cardboard. fasten II to
tau cork small end up. by large pin
stuck through the middle of the cardboard.
Paste some kind OF cloth to the cardboard
and trim 1t evenly at the edge. A small
cork, large end up. with tufts OF green
tissue paper pasted to the top, makes .
little flower pot and plant which can be
pinned or glued to the top of the table
Now, would you like Grader" AUNT
Helen continued. 'oh, yes, yes cried
Florence.
well, take an ordinary empty match
box. the kind that slides open. Take the
outside part first, fill 1t with few corks,
cover II with scrap of white SILK. You
need only glue the edges down Cover the
back and sides of the inside part lthe part
which holds the matches) with white SILK,
and glue or pin the two parts together 10
form bed. the cork filled part lying down
anu t4c OtiSf part dStS t-Ns~S
white curtains at the top and cover the
ends that are pasted. and the rough edges
of the silk on all sides with white braid or
ribbon any kind of edging you may find
In your scrap bag. Now stick white-headed
pins all around the crib for the bars ana
wind them with white pink worsted,
connecting them at the top. Stick In four
white-headed pins for the legs, and wind
them in the same way.
To make a chest of drawers pile UP
number of match boxes and glue them to-
gether. Paste some kind of goods around
the sides and top, and there is set OF
drawers complete
How about the handles?" asked Flor
ence.
''Oh. I forgot" said Aunt Helen. Make
a small hole IN the front of each drawer
and stick the shank of a white shoe but
ton through. Then on the inside stick a
small bit OF match through the shank to
fasten your handle in.
Now you can plan lots OF other things,
Florence; sofas, screens, beds (they are
quite easy to make from boxes. like the
cradle. covered with velvet. benches, desks
almost anything.
Next time / come I hope to your
dollies comfortably settled in their new
home"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-21

BIRD PUZZLE.
Out of the following letters make three birds
Inc same letter may be used more than once:
Mr. Y II W X o L.
HIDDEN WORD SQUARE
A word is hidden I'm each sentence / Do Won
battle in the bayf 2. Is that alef g. Baby Eta
Is coming.
HIDDEN PR0VERB
Onem ansm eat isan other n'spo is on.
RIDDLE
I'm always found in nature, and always in book
So when your friends take me you'n know where
to look.
DIAMOND.
1. vowel in quarrel" 2 Likely g.
month. T. metal 8. A e0nsonant In quarrel -
DIAGONAL.
The diagonal letters Of the words defined below
spell the OF bird:
1. A rodent. 2. 4 weight. 8. A vehicle 4
kind OF fish. 3. To grieye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-21
The Magic Ladder.

Have you seen Strong man" do tricks2
Here is trick you can do on small scale
which will make very pretty little paper
ladder. Take strip OF paper about TWEEN
ty-four inches long by six wide. Roll 1t
loosely but evenly. so that your thumb Of
you are little chap or your forefnger Of
you are grown-up) will slip easily into the
roll Press the roll fiat and with sharp
scissors cut out a piece as marked by
dotted line, which will make the roll look
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-21

toat-shaped. Then press the center OF the
bottom Of the little boat below B up and
A and G down, and make a sharp crease at
B. Then holding the ends A and G lightly
in the left hand, grasp one fold OF the
paper at out of the broken roll and keep
on pulling gently and firmly until the lad
der Is complete The sides of the ladder
should be even so that 1t may be shut up
again. like telescope A little practice
will make perfect In this and amuse little
people and big.
The "strong man" does this with an enor-
fingers, instead OF using scissors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-21
Paper Folding.

From Mothers Magazine
The folding of paper into different forms
or so as to make things" has always been
a delightful pastime for little children.
Many OF the grown-ups can look back To
tre-lit winter evenings, when mother.
father or some older child became the CEN
ter or an admiring group. and all because
they made from common bits of paper
wonderful boats, soldier caps and wind
mills.
Let US renew this old custom, and so give
our children a delightful and helpful
amusement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-21
Mother Natures Children.

''Of, motherl" cried the baby flowers,
Oh, mother, mother, dear,
Need we stay longer In the earth7
It's dark and gloomy here.
We hear the birds above our headsI
Right merrily they sing:
Just let us take tiny peep
at the returning spring.
Be patient, dears. 1t is not time.'t
Dame Nature wisely said;
little stronger you must grow
Before yoa leave your bed;
A chilling frost might hurt the bloom
Upon each baby cheek,
SO cover up and lie quite still
For yet another week.
Obedient they closed their eyes.
All save wtllful few
AT dead of night they upward climbed
To steal drop Of dew.
Aiasl sheet Of ice struck cold
Against each tiny head,
And Mother Nature found them there
Next morning-still and dead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-21
SOLUTION OF CHAPTER XII.

1.-THE wicked wolf made haste 10
slip on Granny's cap and spec
tacles and night dress and lie
down In bed, intending to deceive
the little girl; for, he feared II she
saw him when she first opened the
door she would scream out, and
the woodmen would hear her. So,
he Thought he would wait until she
came In, and got in bed.
b Just then Red Riding Hood tap.
ped at the door
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-21
Home-Made Dolls, Furniture.

"Just look. Aunt Helen" cried Florence.
'Joe has made me this dolls house. Isn't
It the sweetest thing you ever saw. all
painted outside and papered inside. and
carpet on every foor7 If only had some
furniture 1t would be just perfect, for 4
have some dolls to go In IT."
But. Florence, you can make tho furni-
ture yourself"
MAKE it myself" Florence laughed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-21
The Moons Baby.

BY ]. ]. KNOX.
In her dainty little crib
Softly nestled Polly,
Bedtime secrets whispering
To her chubby dolly.
Maud she said, eyour eyes are bright
As my very own, dear;
/ should cry If any ons
Did not think tina same. dear.
You are Just the sweetest doll
In this great big city;
II you ever should grow old
1t would be a pity
Then she paused-the crescent moon
Through the curtain peeping
Seemed 10 say-'.Y0u chatterbox,
Hnshl You should be sleeping
Polly laughed. "oh, Maud" she cried,
Seei the moon Is spying,
And blinking silver star
In her arms is lying.
And she loves her star as
Love you, darling maybe;
But never knew before
Our moon had a baby"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-21

WORD SQUARE.
!. fEAR
3. EASE
4. PREY
BEHEADINGS.
Near. 2-S-wept &c lad.
MEAT PUZZLE.
Veal. 2. Loin 3. Beef.
NUMERICAL ENIGMA.
Violet
PRIMAL ACRosTIc.
!. Early.
2. Angry.
g. Snub.
A. Table
g. Eager.
g. Rabbit.
EASTER
CROSSWORD ENIGMA.
J0aNNY'S SLATE
Three statesmen and the dates OF their deafhs
John C.. Calhoun, 1850. Daniel Webster. 1889.
Henry Gag, 1852.
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That Clever Boy.
BY K. NJ. POST

Tom knows his way all over the town,
And In any sentence can find the noun;
he car ind any country upon the map,
Bur he never, no, never, can lind his cap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-21

Then he comes out to see
Who on earth it can be
Calling 'moo-moo-moo-mool'
Then | laugh,
And so does the calf
When he finds no one there but M
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-15
TRUSTEES SALE
Or valusble Waterfront
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue 81 a decree OF the Circuit
Court for st. Mary's county, sitting az
d Court Of Equity. passed IN n cause In
which james A Bullock, guardian and
next friend to Catharine Morgan and
Mary e. Morgan, Is plaintiff and Catba-
rine b Morgan aQd Mary p. Morgan are
deiendants. the undersigned Trustee viii
offer Tor sale ut public auction at the
Court House doorin Lconardtown, on
Saturday, December s, 1900,
between The hours Of 2 and o'clock, p.
NJ, All the real estate Of which the late
philip n Morgan, died, seized and pos
sessed. called "Part Fernny HIP or
'sPart Funnell Hillv containing
oNEsAcRE, MORE on LESS.
The said real estate Is situate IN th
sIrd election district 81 ST. Mary's conn
ty, on Britton's Bay about 3miles from
Leonnrdtown. nearly opposite Ahelpa
whnrf, and il improved by TWO Dwell
LING HOUSES aud the necessary OUT
BUlLINtiS. There il good oyster plant
ing grounds adjacent.
TERMS on SAIE..--Cash on day 81 sale
or ratification thereof A deposit 0i $50
az sale WAITER - DORSEY,
Trustee
Nov l5--ts
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muss influence % great degree. .1he

must influence TO great degree, the
method Of procedure.
In selecting trees Tor cutting, the
following considerations should be
given due weight.
+ Trees should be cut when they
reach maturity. If allowed tostaDd
after that period they are apt to1de-
preciate in.value and they occupy
ground that should be devoted to a
growingIcrop,
2-If growing Climber for ties,
poles. or piles. fancial maturity,
that is to say the time whenithe tim
Der will yield thelEgreatest interest
on the investment, is reached earlier
than when trees are grown for saw
timber.
Sit is desirable to cut out dis
eased. dead, or dying trees, also
Observation-Disclosures species,w where
they iare1crowding othersi.of more
value. The cutting out Of all such
trees lis.advisable whensthe material
viii pay iorIthe cost!oi removal.
Hardwood trees have the capa-
city OF producing sprouts from the
stump. This means Of renewing the
forest can be relied upon where the
trees are cut before they begin to
decline with old age.
5-Since pine trees do not spr0ut
from the stump. seeding must be
depended upon TO renew the forest.
This will usually occur where there
are trees near by or it may be ad-
visable 10 leave few scattering seed
trees for the purpose.
6-When wide openings are made
In the forest these are apt TO be inn
mediately occupied by light seeded
species that are generally undesire.
able. II the openings are made BY
cutting trees that are 10 healthy
vigorous condition. the sprouts arts
ingfrom thestumps will usually grow
fast enough TO overtop ant shade out
thespecies that have come in by seed
ing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-15
10 The Public.

Dr. II Trainer graduate opiti.
eian, Of Fienna. Austria, will be
III Leonardtown, Npvemberand
remain until December the LIST
and willexalnine and iit glaescs
20 eli wbomay desire WIN also
repair Watches, Clveke and
sleweIry. Dr. Trainer il well
equipped, and whatever busi-
mess lie may transact. | will
personally stand responsible
and guarantee.
saul Levinson formerly Of
Leonardtowu, now located AZ
81 +. Baltic Street, Balti.
morag Nd.
Nov. Its.
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u GEND 4 SON Il co.
NEW FIRM
eAT LE0NARDIOSN.
Ar MiLIIsoS C,LD SrAsp.

SO. NruaAagu Saving asfeag ieu aAya in tht
Ntffre u hew Gsika lla.siaofp, ~ ne inief-
with nl4SSA ~ asw Av0da wH3cst emnAp& ~
eufpeHeea ~ aeanty 6li1 PRISE az npy fetiiuu
~ tbis AAate. no fusis hia stars N{t0 itas ~.
iAlsst tssMH AS aapfVHnnt "a tgis serftQit AID
NtKe8 - his Purchases toe iGii urtseut uf hia
eGauoAieMy nisssaAN4Atnt ~ elafaiaN t4,
a11Biseai ppaAfnie Hfscea fer hiN augda
~ iaolfsssa. assa has as&e5S ncha. ID hasl.
ne4e. ~ 9tHpuau ~ als goods ~ early a. pssasl
bis $40 tug anA10 nnfs tytr. 80 fc,fls nill
ulesi That 10 plsr Nsl iosYe ne stufe witbssul
purchasing aAN ~ weil satislied vita ths
ssazskiiza tnat he pf ena Wid grt.
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ing.

the beet acAonls il theunion aud been
grautea d diploma, ann prepared 10
lembalns and conduct lunefAls &C the
hllortest notice ! give personal atten-
tiun q ali the details 81 inc business.
Every thing 10 my llne warranted to he
first class and up.iu DATE.
"a Respectfully,
EUGENE HALL.
Dynard, Md
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Oil stock For sale.

IhN Spdithafn MaFyi3ud on Company ~
nON ready g. ypc4}q 5 AQbacri ptlohs II st. cap
ital etaeA, IEgtiucaSHN q stock Will a naii-
20 % Fercspt ~ eneek covering tbe huiAber
u SHARES dtsifed = tAe ps4 yalne Of 10 each.
thtssts NilUasd ne mallto 60 ~ Na sFHlANss
hH, Naila9 kNe, Nd
An officer "a me company VIII be Ia fA0u-
hfatDwus "Wednesday ksrkAher "a, aud lhnfs
ft4SeN eNfiinc&tos ~ ans Substitutes VINO fuay
desire 81 Iay i0f aud FeuelTe Sans ~ iicfsots.
y. Il DUKE secretary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-15
Greenwich S Mill.

FLOUR, Meal and Feed on hand
for sale all She time cheap for CASH.
Hereafter, in order to avoid hay
ing 10 keep mill books, all orders
must DO accompanied BY the cash.
+. r. greenwich.
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$50 ReaU0rd.

A Reward Of $50 win be paid Tor the
arrest and conviction of the person pr
persons who tempered with the wires OF
the Southern Md Telephone Line on the
evening 81 Nov 6. 1906.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND TELE..
PHONE COHPANH.
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Ed9'lls For Sale.

wlsh 70 dispose Of my farm "PHOSpMCT
hIl.1ss OPPOSITE Leonard town, retaining my
dwelling aud - nercs around 1t. The part f0r
GOOD waterfront with oyster shore. Good
dweiltnN-h0nse OF rDnn1s and cellar Tenant
house, eaihfKe barns With 0ton kenlez III.
driveway also large EellaFs Well and pun
~ barn. Largo sheda Farm Is Qua 0f the
best ~ the county Mnl aaltan easy terms
Rubbing srrEsoF one acre With frontasa.
On Brltton's bny. oyster shores l0a AIl0.
have several inaulrlee fof fAHkis Nlth oyes
taf HhQ3es At prlces nnln 81 5e0 w $4,000 AZ
YOU wish To SOIL writusnr aea
IkO. e PA sT,
RfQNpNNt Hisl arms
eapt 7fA-tf y &. - 'es's'
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FREE FREE
AT LEONARDTOWN.

To Introduce ~ thspubllr u ST. Mary's
County pnr new enterprise, Dr. Al ~
Trainer willexnralney onreyes absolutely
free
Rebel viii be given for diazineas, head.
ache and blurred vision.
II your ialnily physician advises yuu
that the ayout trunbiea snAy be- the cause
~ eye defects. don't wait until your gcsl
erAi health heeuiueHrun d0wnDn account
ii such neglectA but eonsuit A. II Ira4n.
ef. be will examine and correct your
eyes
Cnildreas, appear often cross sighted.
Some casss could b relieved with giaEses
Perhaps tinay straiRhtcn your chillis
eyes
Permanent office l.eannriit0wn. every
Friday and saturday. Meehanicsyillc,
every Wednesday
lyon have eye troubles and you are
unable 81 call III his Office. write AID
Dr. A. II Trainer, win call without ".
ira charge
November y. Os5--tl.
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Estr0y.

Taken up estray on my farm near
California, one white SOW ana one white
and blue pig. No earmarks. Owner
will please come forward, prove property
pay charges and take the hogs away
Otherwise, they win be disposed Of nc.
eording to law.
TnoMAA w. BEAs,
Great Mills, Md.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

In order that we may be up with the
progessiyes pirit thathas struck Leonard
town, we have Allied 0uratore with new
goods such as mfIiinery dress gooda.
shoea. uissiet-tves,rs ete 4 an.Ani,alIp
large assortment Ol furs, long coats.
and skirts. dixeue call; We areready
for fall business
Il 4. JONES & SON.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-15

over C0ats, faA value, NJ Oil Oar PRICE.
S8l4 FINER over E9Ais, uaise, ~; our price.
~ n. Tue sNff uastk 80 "a DsBta. cur Prise.
lIu4l. 1Dcts are ~ 9NttgE nna 0uNf aaitA III
sAeU'2 eiuthiHE u IEtNal ntsiaua sbid ia the
county ilsaa ne BAfp, svti aeafiuN snit,
value s9sD9u4t price - ~. "A sNit vasue, .lNy
Dur pfier, % ~, a sutt sa.ue. ssl0, 0iff prizes,
$40 A snik saiue. s. - a aniG sal4a, Fipikl,
our iaetqe, " Va. h eaif ansgh p4nnut ~
beat q tCr asa tnea 1e49 essR hare oat
baiee. so NJ
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Brickya ard.

ltaNfH4 UasaAt9Nbt4 Il igs A4Af1 Ht HAAu-
NkN Mir titssf Ltsaaiittsai Fn. ! hes 10 s4o-
ligs the p0tile hit ly pfepMfed 20
tufnlaA nrsNka II Hlt afalssat shn Yssl0wgnR
wash pfsess -, ~ aaa $40 per s We !
III t3fgls gN " rE4L.
f.ss4aI4ipwu, MI,
koSl-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-15

THE SHOW IS BETTER THEN
EVER

CLEAN AND REFINED:
Hurry, Md, Ncvember Is, 1o, II.
chaptico, Md, Nov. 10, 20, II.
Mechanicsville Md. Nov. y, 70, "A.
Reh's High Class Entertainers, Stere-
opticnn Exhibition Headed By All New
Acts.
ELLOIS DUPREE ii al the Illustrated
Songs and her beautiful Serpentine Fly
ing Dance
LA DELL, the fIindOo King Gle upIn a
box, will allow any one 70 make che box
and bring It to him.
PROF. FRED BDR6us Music Direc-
tor with the smallest Piano in the
world.
VIM. Il. GEORGE the Ariel Wonder.
Adults, 15e; children. Toe; Reserved
Seate, 15
Doors open 7 ?. ~; Music 7.sO r, n;
Performances 9p. ~
Nov. lat
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Ship your Thanksgiving TUR-
KEYS. CHICKENS, DUCKS.
GEESE. LAMBS. SHEEP, CAL
YES. PORK, and CATTLE to
j b. ABELI. Washington,
ID. c.. Top prices and the
quickest returns
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Notice 70 Creditors.



Orphans Court OF 81. Mary'a County. sot.i -
November ID lp0C.
ORDERED BIZ THE COURT, That VIM.
~ r. Bailey. administrator Of Jos. Frank
Knott late 81 81. MAry's Concty Nd, denees-
3D. give the notice required ~ law 70 the DE-
ceased creditors 10 exhibit thets claims, and
that the came be published once q week FOR
eix successive weeks il the Sr. MARY's BEA-
CON.
Register Of Wills FOR 50. Mary'a County
NOTICE.
IN pursuance OF the above order. hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
phanss C0urtOf 81 Mary'6eouuEy, Md letters
Of administration Oh the personal estate Of
JOS. FRANK KNOTT,
late Of said county. deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the sam With the
proper vouchers attached fhcret0, 70 the SUBJ
ecfiber on or before the 10th day o. May,
1901. they will otherwise Dy law be excluded
from the benefits OF the said esfAte- All pcr-
sons Indebted 70 the deceased arc required 70
make immediate payment to the supseribef.
Nov Is. OG--8w Administrator.
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TIPPETT, Johnson & FOxwELL
List Your Farms.
No charge unless sale IL made.

II landowners Ii 81 Marya county
having farms Tor eale will send deserip.
fion end price u satisfactory arrange.
meat may be made - thoroughly ad-
verfise the Earm@ FBEM ~ charge 70 the
ownefs viii bein ieoaafdtown every
Tuesday and Saturday and Oh other
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