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priceless stuff which alone could enable him to see the spring.
 And the deck hand threatened and cursed and begged pteously by turas-but Hanway guarded his treasure. He would see the spring again.
 But in the middle of the third night the deck hand grown desperate, was creeping stealthly down the aft stairs when Han way awoke from momentary doze. They met on the stairs.
 Great God, Hanway," begged the deck hand, give me just rine to chaw at, and I'll go away-please Jim!'
 Hanway laughed hideously in the mans face. And they fought 1t was the bat tie of hungry brutes and Hanway was the larger. All the while the wolves about the boat kept up the ancient hunger cry. At length Hanway tottered to his feet and fled into the engine room. He bolted the door with palsied fingers. But the other lay quietly on the stairs. Then there came a confusion of sounds as of a thousand devils sweeping in upon the boat. The wolves were nghting over the thing on the stairway. But Hanway shrieking with fright, piled log after long against the door. He would keep the devils out. He would see the spring!
 In the middle of March d steamboat from Sioux City, forging it's way up the stream that still ran ice. met pitiful ghost of boat. Both her paddle wheels were shattered, and she was scared from stem to stern with the ice Idly swinging about with the swirl of the heavy spring current, she came down like a floating corpse.
 When tle crew boarded her they found the stripped skeleton of man on deck. | They went through the cabin and dis covered no one But, after much bat | tering at the door at the foot of the aft stairs, they entered the engine room. 1 In the corner of the room gray-haired, gray -whiskered thing. not totally unlike 1 a man, crouched and whimpered with
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Would Not erasp It Readily.

From the Bohemian Magazine.
 "Mr. Plume,' said the German friend, into whose section the undertaken had lately removed his business, do you think you will grasp the German language read ily?"
 Hardly responded the Jovial under taker, slapping his friend on the back. You see your language is not dead one!'
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 First reformed smoker-"So you've cut out the weed at last? Shake! Have q magazine on me-what kind do you prefer light, heavy or medium?'
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WHEELER'S HOTEL
EUTAW, ALA.

EUTAW, ALA. Electric lights and bells in each room. Artesian water. Long distance Telephone service. Hot and Cold Water Baths.
 M. JOE WHEELER, Prop. Rntes $2.OO Per Day.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
QUAKER TENNIS TEAM
DEFEATS WASHINGTON
Wins Eleven Matches Out Of
Twelve That Were
Played.
Special Djspa.ch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to Iie Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 19.-Wash-
ington lost to Philadelphia today at Man
helm in the return intercity tennis match
for the defeat sustained at the hands OF
the Senators last month Out of twelve
matches today, the Quakers won eleven,
the only defeated man on the Philadelphia
team being DR.. E. B. Dewhurst, who, in
hard three-set match with Fl. Z. Doyle.
lost 4--6, ID, 81. In the remaining
matches in the singles the PhiladelphianS
carried everything before them and with
one exception all the victories were won
in straight sets.
In the doubles Dewhurst and Carpenter
were too good for tie brothers Doyle
the Pennsylvania state champions show
ing the same form that won them the
championship Wednesday. The first set
the Philadelphians won. G-;' and in ..e
second 81. In the remaining matches
Johnson and Kendall gained Straight
set victory over Greaves and Leech, and
Tiden and Register over Heckett and
Brown by the same score. The fourth
match went to the !oca.s by default.
Summary:
S;ingies-Wallace F. Johnson. adel-
pilia, defeated c. &. Doyle, Washington.
G-1 C.. II. f. Doyle, Washington. de-
feated DR.. E. e. Dewhurst, Philadelphia.
Ct, %. g.. J. f. Carpenter jr;;. Phila-
delphia, defeated F. Cake. Washington
G-3, G-1. II. NJ. Tilden, Philadelphia. de-
feated C. Eeckett Washington, 6-2, 6-1
w. NJ. Tilden, Philade' 'phia, defeated T.
Brown. Washington, G-S, 6-1, 6-1. w.
Jordan. Philadelphia. defeated L. Leach,
Washington, CO, 6-1 Rev. Ii. J. Rem
dali. Philadelphia, defeated +. c. Greaves
Washington. 10--S, TO.
DoubleS-Dr. +. B. Dewhurst and j. Il.
Carpenter. Philadelphia defeated c. t.
and II. e. Doyle. Washington, i-3, 6-t
Wallace T.. Johnson and Rev. II. j. Rem
dali, Philadelphia, defeated T.. {. Greaves
and l.. Leech, Washington, O., SIS. III.
NJ. Tilden and ii. b. Register. Phiadei-
phia defeated c. Heckett and +. Brown
Washington. Ga, e.. +. II. Bates and
w. Jordan, Philadelphia. won by default
Evening star., 1909-06-20
GETAWAY DAY AT
BLUE BONNETS TRACK

MONTREAL. June 19.-The track was
heavy again today at Blue Bonnets after
two days rain. but the weather was fine.
and the attendance was large for the last
day of the spring meeting. The getaway
card had six well filed races. Summary:
First race. 500 added: six furiongs-Itose
Queen, no tClarke, t. 10 ., won: Edwin L., 100
(NoOnerJ,, 10 i. second; Great Heavens, loo
t(ioldstc,n,. IL 10 TO- third. Time. l.1o-l-5. Col
Zeo also ran
Second race. S400 added seven furlon:s-He
Thankful. lbs lRicel. 4 10 !. won: Mino., 115
(IIerhcri,. 10 to !. second: PetuIant. 11S Ret
tigl, i 10 /. third. Tine. 1.32. Soion. Et:ely,
Blue Coat and King of Mist also ran.
Third race. $500 added: seven furlon.s-Rose
boro, 10 ll5urtonl, even. won: Autumn Kim.
115 (AIusgravel. 5 TO !. second: Martha Jane
l0S tIticet. :: 10 /. third. Time. LIB 40. ST.
Clair, Mary Candlemas AMI Sweeiner also ran.
Fourth race Blue Bonnets handicap; 1920
added and oneei-hth miles-Terah, 1OS
tHettst. 4 10 1, won. Afondack. ~ tMcIntyraJ
10 ). second: Donald Macdonald loo Gold
strin,. : to /. third. Time l.a1 Is. Only three
starters.
Fifth race. steeplecilase. $500 added: short
course-Eeonomy, 145 uynchl TO ). Won: Wa
terway. 1Gs tHeiderl. even. second: Dacra. l30
tPending,, :, to /, third. Time. 100. Bally Cas-
tie fell
Sixth race. 800 added: one mile-Thomas Cal
houn. l07 Davenport. 10 l. won; Spanish
Prince. "a lHinchclifeJ. 20 10 !. second: Guam
Funky and Reidmore also
Evening star., 1909-06-20
ALGIE CAPTURES
GRAND STEEPLECHASE

BOSTON, June 1s.-Algie, the bay
gelding from the stables of Mr.. Nc
Murtrie and ridden by Smith, won the
grand annual steeplechase race today at
the close of the Country Club meeting at
Brookline. 1t was the feature event of
the entire meet, being over the timbers
and carrying purse of $1,000 and
cup to the winner, valued at $3.50.
Grandpa was picked as the best of the
field of starters and led nearly the en-
tire distance, but tired in the final
eighth. .Aise won by nose. The time
five minutes four seconds. was a new
record for the steeplechase course, lower
ing the record by three-fifths of a sec
ond, made three years ago. On the field
hurdle Sir Wooster tripped and fell.
Davidson. his jockey. was laid out for
several minutes, but had no broken
bores.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
TENNIS HONORS FOR
MISS MARIE winner
Defeats Miss DooIittIe for
Middle Atlantic CHAM
pionship.

After many postponementS the middle
Atlantic states tennis championship tour
nament is over, the inal match being de-
cided yesterday afternoon, when Miss Ma
rie Winner of this city. the present cham
pion. successfully defended her title
against Miss Jennie Doolittle. the winner
of the finals.
1t was ideal tennis weather and a large
crowd was on hand 10 root for his or her
favorite. The courts We're in splendid
shape and the play was fast.
Although. could be plainly seen as
soon as play had begun. Miss Winner was
the better player. the games We're much
more interesting than the scores indicate.
Miss Doolitte used the same style OF play
that gave her such splendid victory over
Miss Doyle in the finals Friday. but ir
seemed 10 be just 10 Miss Winners liking,
and she appeared 20 know exactly how 10
handle IT. Although Miss Doolittle played
a slow, lobbing game she occasionally
showed flashes of speed. making several
hard cross-court and side-line drives
which were too hot for the champion 10
handle.
Nearly Perfect
Miss Winner played an almost perfect
game. Her serve was both speedy and
and her ability 10 cover ground was as
tonishing. She had swift lawford stroke
which she used with telling effect,
although frequently She surprised her on
ponent with crisp side line passes which
were impossible to handle
The first set was the better OF the two.
the games alternating up to the sixth.
when, with the score standing three-all.
Miss Winner settled down and with excel
lent tennis took the next three games and
the SET. This set was a hummer and sew
eral times the crowd was brought to its
feet by spectacular plays. which were
cheered 10 the echo. Long rallies were
the feature and the play was unusually
fast
This set seemed TO tire Miss Doolit;ie.
while Miss Winner appeared stronger and
stronger. She took the last IN straight
games. allowing her opponent 10 scorc hut
seven points during the whole Of il.
Detailed Score.
The card for this match is as follows:
First set
Miss Miss Wi%sr n,;,,,. sr..-.. q ? IS
Second SET
Miss Winner. ............. 4 = q
Miss DoOittle. ............. l % 30
AS Miss Winner has won the champion
ship for three years, the handsome trophy
cup offered becomes her permanent prop
erty. The management announces. how
| ever. that another handsome trophy will
be offered next year to be competed Tor
| under the same conditions.
Evening star., 1909-06-20

Unslaub. Hemphili drew base on balls.
A wild pitch put Knight on third. Austin
was out, Unglaub to Donohue, and
Knight scored.
The Highlanders took the initiative in
scoring in the second game. They con-
tinued to hold it, too.
In the first Hemphill out a bunt.
Groom to Donohue. Austin got base
on McBride's had throw to Donohue. He
stole third and scored when Chase flied
out to Milan.
In the fifth knight got a two-base hit
into the crowd in center field. Lake was
safe on McBrides tumble, and Knight
went to third on the error. Hemphill hit
to Cnglaub, who ran over ana tagged
Hemphil on the line, and held Knight at
third. wild pitch scored knight and
put Lake on third. Austin hit TO Unglaub,
who threw to get Lake at the plate, but
the latter slid in safe.
Runs in Bunches.
Three more were added in the sixth.
Ensle went all the way to second on
McBride's wild throw of his grounder.
Demmitt sacrificed. Street to Cnglaub.
Laporte drew base on balls. knight
sacrificed, Groom to Donohue. Kleinow
got base hit in right field and Engle
scored Lake doubled into the crowd in
left fed. scoring Laporte and kleinow
Washington scored in the eighth.
Knight got Streets pop fly. Tannehill
sent d grass-cutter past third. Dele
hanty batted for Groom and flied to
Hemphill. Browne hit safely to left A
wild pitch advanced Tannehil and
Browne. Conroy bounced one off Austin S
shins for two bases, scoring Tannehill
and Browne.
Tie last was made in the ninth
Mcbride walked. Knight got Milan
pop fly. Lake threw Street out on a high
5ounder. Tannehi!l nit to center mead
crowd for two bases, scoring Mcbride
FIRST GAME
Evening star., 1909-06-20
cincinnati TROPHY
WON BY THE FAD
Rank Outsider at latonia
Gets Off Well and Is
Never Headed.

CINCINNATI, June 19.-The Cincin.
natl trophy. a sweepstakes for two-year-
olds. at Ave and one-haf furlongs, was
the big attraction at Latonia today. The
Fad. rank outsider in the betting.
jumped to the front at the start and was
never headed, winning the event by
length from the favorite, Joe Morris.
Donau took third money. The value OF
the stake to the winner was $500, in
addition to which the winner also re-
ceived the Cincinnati trophy cup.
Prince Ahmed was the only winning
favorite. Track fast Summaries:
First race. mile and an eighth-Jack Baker.
90 tk: Williams,, Is TO ). won: Agnes Wood.
fis,d 1Gs Mart1n ,bra t. rs second Ma,son rr oe
Elysium. Great Help st. Aulaire. lmbodeu.
Judge Hauney. Ben Bennres and Reside also
Second race. mile and eshth-Carew. i03
!!acksonl = to !. won; Geryinander. lo2 tfap-
, 70 l. I third. ' Tims lss S -. nariinr. orens.
Lady Baidur. Millstons. Albert Fanz, usury
Third race. mile and a sixteenth; handicap
6 ymbal. los Walsh, 8 to l. won; Old Hon
Wsiren ss to Il third I'd Time. 1nso"a 4s Alice,
Keep Moving. Marse Abe. Woolsandals and
Fourth race M five and half turlcnrs: +.
Cincinnati trophy 5000 @ % Ed ts M M
9 TO /. third. Time. LOS Is Louise s.,
Prince Imperial and rye White also
Fifth race, six furiongs: handicap Irfncs
Ahmed. 1I3 tMc,;ceJ. to 10. woE; Charlie
Eastman, lie Lee,, % 10 ), second: Sea Sw.li.
y6 tMartiny ~ to l. third. fine, liz. Mad
man also 80
Sixth race, five and half furlongs oixlly
Bodemer 1o1 (kennedyi, 10 1. won: Ethcfia,
1O1 tMctiee,. . to 2 second: Colmas. d01
walsh. ~ to i, third Time. l.06 35. sSaaks
Mary. Rick"y. Ari:nette sorrei Top Jonnn,s
BILLY vertress. roddy Hodge, Lillian Leign and
Beaver Girl also ran.
Mondays Entries.
First race. five and half furlongs-Iannie,
Kiddy. Splendida. Red shawl Dextrine. Nellie
Traver kyronda. 107: Brena Vista. Lizzie
Moore. Sinlong, Lady Hill. Worthy. Sainest. io:.
Second race, FIVE farlongs -Topland. 1o7:- Hal
lack lOi: Duqnesne. King Solomon. i0;i; Gam
bronne Starrjort rlacide, 100; Master Euscre.
Ashwool. Paul Davis u.s. Tommy Wood. E"a-
deem Autumn Rose. Oleyia Darling Florence. 10.
Third race. six furongs-CDliuluy. 10: Al
Muller. Pic Pieo. 1O7: Wesbury. Tom McAfee,
1906 Little Fitz. loi; Ada Meade. -: E..hard
Reed Watson, a6.
Fourth race miie-Cymbal. Il2: Old HONESTY.
1O6 Royal Tourist. To-: Eeatrice X. I0l; E'm
Fifth race five and half f.rlonss: sei.fas-
Green Brid-e. ]. A. Leach. Earkaway. ln1:
Floreui. Denver Girl. l06: Eustarlan. 1bi: Mrs.
Sewell. A. H. O.. la3: sally Combs. Ludsiana.
PLANE lu2: Pink Wings. ~.
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards: sei5lnS-
1G2: Heinc Hiram. Inboden. Beau Erun,nel.
Brancas. lnl: Black Sferp. 100; A.. D. Mix,
Scmpro DunreSan. %: Rebel Queen. Lady BAL.
dur, 80: skye. 80
Evening star., 1909-06-20
NEW YORK TENNIS.
W. C. Inman Wins Championship Of
Metropolitan Association.

NEW YORK. June 13.-W. {. Inman,
West Side Club won the Metropoiitap
tennis championship today by beating Il.
H. Palmer. New Jersey state champion.
&c, 6-1, 6-3 O.
Harry Torrance. jr.. and Otto III. liincS
won the doubles. They defeated Hugh
Tallant end l.. Z. Mahan, the Harvard
Columbia combination of veterans. G-f.
6-3, Go.
Miss Marie Wagner, indoor national
champion, paired with Ii. J. Mclienaaur.
won the mixed doubles. They defeated
Miss l.. s. Hammond and X. u. Little,
Ga, 6-a.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
BOSTONS BATTED
OUT A VICTORY
MISS DOOLITTLE,
Who was defeated by Miss Winner.

BOSTON, June 19-The locals won
from Philadelphia today, to 6, in a
heavy batting contest Nearly every
by good hitting, but errors and punched
hits accounted for Boston's. A single
by Lord and Gessler's two-base hit in
the eighth inning sent in the deciding
run. The other game scheduled for to-
day will be played Monday, when two
games will be played. Score:
Evening star., 1909-06-20
DETROIT NOSES OUT
CHICAGO WHITE SOx

DETROIT, Mich, June 19.-In see
saw game in which errors and three-base
hits were mixed in the making of all OF
the runs save one, Detroit defeated Chi
cago, to 4. O'Leary's work at third,
some fine fielding in center by Crawford
and White and Stanage's hitting feature.
the game. Sutor was knocked out in the
fifth and Smith finished we'll with poor
backing. Willett was in the box for the
fourth time in six days. Score:
Evening star., 1909-06-20
UKASE FROM BAN.
Elberfeld Suspended for Rul-In
With Umpire O'Loughlin.

NEW YORK, June 19.-Ban Johnson,
president of the American League. today
notified the New York club that Third
Raseman Norman Elberfeld had been sus-
nended for three days for dsput.ng I'm
nire O'Loughlin's decision on q play in
Yesterdays game with Cleveland. Fol-
lowing the decision the crowd jcsred and
hooted the umpire and Elberfe.d pro-
tested vigorously against the judgment Of
OLoughln, who ordered him from the
field.
Evening star., 1909-06-20

Two-base hits-Speaker. Gesslcr. Home run
Har;sel. IIits-Of Morgan. } in la innings: OF
Dygert. in IA innings: of Vckers . in
inning; off Chech. ) in l inning: OF Ccotte. 10
in 6i: innings. Sacrifice hits-Ganley ~, Lord
Niles. Co Inns. Sacrifice fy-Lord Davis.
Stolen bases-Barry Collins. Gessler. Stahl,
Lord Left bases-Phladelphia ID; Boston
II. First base balls-0f Morgan, ! or
Dygert. .; off Ccotte. =: OFF Arellanes. l. First
base crrors-Boston, |: Philadelphia, /. Hit
by pitchrr-By Morgan tSiah Wagner,- Struck
out-By Dygert. i: by Ccottc. .: by krause. L.
Wild pitcl-Cicoite. Arcllancs. umpires-Messrs
Perrine and OLuughiin. Time of game hours
and 20 minutes.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
CLEVELANDS WIN
TEN-lNNlNG GAME

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 19.-Cleve-
land defeated st. Louis in ten-innin,s
game today. In the tenth Remis singled
and scored on sacrifices by Lord and
Perrirg and Goodies infield single. The
fielding of Lord, Hinchman, Turner and
Wallace featured the game. The score.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
National Commission Ruling

CINCINNATI. Ohio. June l9.-The ma
tional baseball commission today reversed
the finding of the national board O. the
National Association as IL PLAYER Charles
Baum of the Altoona tPa.) club, who had
been awarded to the Pacific Coast League.
~ the close o. the season title to Baum
vii again be vested in the Altoona club.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
"Batted 10. Altrcck III eishti,s

ssEettel for Chesi,ro In ninth.
Washington. .....-... u u u II
New York. ......... 20 q > U d Il
Two base llitS-McBride e., Iarorie. Rrow,e
fiemph.i. Milan. tonroy. Sacrifice hits-Mr-
Bird. CoDFuy. AGstia Stclcn hascs-Rrowne
kle.aov. klicht Eouble pny-kniglt. J.: :
porte and CHASE. Left bases Washington .:
New York. :. First pase csrors-W Washing oil
2: New Yo,k = Struck cut--By Johnson 10
by Chesbso. 1. Bases bniis-Dff ICh:lSon
on theshro. q Hit by pitcier-By Cacsbro
fuDgiaub and -Ntrockl; by Johnson CEng.r, 3.
Wild pitches-Jofnson 4 Time of game
and Sheridan.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
MISS WIMER,
Tho Winnn-

hill. Sacrifice hts-Groom, Austin. Demmitt.
knight. Sacrifice fy-thase. Stolen bases-Aus
tin. Donohue. Left bases-W Washington: 8:
New York, 6. First base errors-New York,
9 Struck out-By Groom ;; by Lake. 4. Bases
balls-Of Groom. 4: off Lake. I. Wild pitches
Lake. 81 Groom. 1. Hits-OH Groom, q in seven
innings off Altrock. . in inning. Cmpires-
Messrs Sheridan and KERN. Time Of game-1
hour and ~ minutes
Evening star., 1909-06-20
Totals. ) 72715 . Totals.
"Batted for Sullivan in ninth.

Chicago. ............. 0 : o l o . 0-i|
Twobase ht-Smith Three-base hit-McIn-
tyre. Crawford, Stanage. White. AtZ. Hits-On
Sutor, ) in four and third innings; of Smith
. in three and two-thirds innings. At bat
Against Sutor. Ii: against Smith! 10. Sacrifice
hits-Bush; schaefer, Purteli. Atz, sn;or Stolen
bases-Cobb. Hahn. Dougherty. Double play
Will.,t to Stanage to Moriarity. Left on bases
Detroit. $: Chicago. 6. First base on halls-Of
WilIett 2: Off Sutor, ,: off smith, 2. First base
on errors-Detroit .: Chicago =. Struck out-By
Willett 5; by Sutor. l: by Smith. 2. Passed
ba,l-payne. Umpires-Messrs. Connolly and
Hurst. Time OF game-l hour and 40 minutes.
Evening star., 1909-06-20

=: New York. !.
Cincinnati. o., IhilaGclGl,ia =,
Chicago. 10. Brooklyn =.
St Louis u: Boston. 4.
Evening star., 1909-06-20

skatted for SittOE III tantn.
zone out when winning run was scored.
,,l,., rlanl 2 = o y o . Ia
81 Louis ...... D o l U u u
First base on error Cleveland. Two-base hits
Ufnchman Turaer. JcneS Sacrifice hitS-Sltfdn
Hinchman, la ioic. Lord. Ierring Stolen bases
Bradley. Goode Hinchman Double plays-Wll.
liams Jones' and Ferris: Bradley. Turner and
aiuie First base on, haiis-Of Stton. |: of
Dineon B Lett IN bases-C Cleveland. u: St Louis
g. Struck out-Ey Sitton. 4: by lineen. :. IN
pircs-Messrs. Egan and Davis. Time of game
> hours.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
Yesterdays Results.

Cleveland at Chicago.
Detroit ST. IouiS
Yesterdays Results.
New York. 4 Washington. =
New York, u: Washington, ,.
Cleveland, - ST. Louis. ..
Boston, Z: PhilaGephin. i.
Detroit. D: Chicago. T.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Toda US Games.
Yesterdays Results.

Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn ut Chicago
BOSTON nj ST Louis
Evening star., 1909-06-20

sHatted for SittoE in tenth.
itlnn nur when winning run was scored.
Evening star., 1909-06-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.

Today's Games.
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f,esas a.. ,ss.sassess.,. frs Lsns Sv.'
M ~ IN o illI :. ~ : y
Fair Havan i plr,n bs ii, na,.,. 49,
a~cor,s p,,n 49,. 1gs. D1 Nh, Wv
So I Su Is,.s U0ve FONT. n ~ stone
49, a. ao.a.. se Esl,s' s OIsn'
Jones'. Parker;s Fnrrsst n WiilIams
R Runss. 1rsns HAN Holland Point ana
Rstmrring a.sa,a.. Il, -. p....a,..
fweathe ,., ne.r,myt4;rcs $780, Ia snnn
ekonnIng n All kha 3 H. s.<;ss.ts
HoIomon,s Islsnd x an Z p !, Is;u.zn,.
9 or. Cow Point Go var x y, Rnn ! =
49, q az 49,, u0ssL -; =. m
Fair b s Ss to sih ass 'h ii, = Z. u,
nert me,si@~ = ~s ~" ''o'u'
fs,eashs- ,.es,a,stss,., x. 2 Lasne
" Ear sha sciicv;nss n.~ss"''s' @' = y
h Tai, 49,. BE- k p,'sae :, a
a-nor'a Pnn Gave .~,a p uis, M,,,..s uOs-
Eniosnc,;s Ts,.S r y,n @ ca ~as'
ksrfss ~ Yanss .,,,s ss,sia. 1919. ynsn-
Tonss Parks.,s $500 !, ? w 1vs. n.
1900. 49, whlams.
$500 Isas.n na; nonana point
Dsen I.sndias Hoil..dss o';9,s . o.ns,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-10-21
Blacksnaithing.

HAVING erected : new nlnoksmith ahop
on my los On Eenwiek street, KBonardtowr.
ana having seouKed the services Of an axpoEk
WORKMAN from Waah,ngton city, am pre-
vita care ana promptnet1. Satisfaction Bura-
WI. q. xATxruary.