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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
BODIES OF VICTIMS
ARE FLOATING
ASHORE
DEATH LIST OF THE GENERAL
GRANNY NUMBERS ABOUT
kiNETY-AoW MOST OF PAS
SEkGERs LOST THEIR LIVES.

Pain, Island Of Maiorca, Feb. IA.
Bodies are floating ashore today froa
the wreck of the steamer Gener f
Cnan2y.
The authorities posted the men
along the coast to recover the bodies.
Marcel Rodel, the Algerian customs
official. and the only known survivor
out Of about ninety passengers, is
still unable to give a lucid account
CT the disaster.
When the vessel went down We'd
nesday night he clung to a piece of
wreekage. and was washed ashore.
The place where this vessel struck is
known as Llosa. Some reports say the
steamer broke in two, and sank at
once. Others state an explosion oc-
Cured. The heavy loss of life is at
tributed to the probability that during
bowling tempest all passengers were
below.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
Biz MEETING TODAY
GLYNN AND CAMDEN FARMERS
TO HEAR SPEECHES
ON COTTON.

The cotton growers convention will
be hid at the county courthouse at
~ o'clJcE today. A number of farm
crs IN t4e northern part of Camden
county have signided their intentions
1tiL5 present and large number
! G!An county farmers will be on
.-aud
Mr. DeLoach, professor Of cotton in
dustry Of the Georgia State College
of Agriculture, will deliver an address.
This is an exceedingly important
movement and every citizen of Bruins
wick who IS interested in the devel-
otment Of our town and county should
Do present and extend a welc- me to
our friends from the country.
The meeting will he held in the day
and not at night, on account of the
convenience of the country people.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
FIRE HORSE INJURED .
IN A RUN YESTERDAY

in responding to an alatm of fri
ycstP' day shortly before nom. cne
of tlc horses was injured by fal;
which occurred on Newcastle street
Just as the fire truck was turning into
Gloucester from Newcastle stre0t the
horse in some way fell. The fall was
so sudden that it took tie driver some
time to stop his wagon and the hor So
was dragged along the pavement for
eight or ten feet. He finally recover
ed, however, and proceeded on t. tho
fire, and besides being considerably
bruised it is not thought Ae IL seri-
ously injured.
The department responded TO two
calls during the forenoon, but neither
OF the blazes resulted in any damage
TO speak Of
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
SIX VESSELS RUSH
To STRAITS Of
MAGELLAN
EIGHTY EIGHT St4tPWREckEO
MEN THERE FIGHTING FOR
THEIR LlVEs-FEARED REScu-
ERs WILL NOT BE ON TIME.

Ancud, Chile. Feb. 14.--The Chilean
cruiser Mimistrc Zenteno and five
/ Gamers of the Pacific Navigation
company are racing south today in
desperate hopes that they may save
eighty eight Eersons who. when last
reported, were clinging to the stern of
tae British steamer Lima, as the yes
sci was pounding herself to pieces on
reef In the Strait OF Magellan.
Two hundred and five persons were
taken from the wreck by the British
steamer Hatumet under difficulties
which finally compelled the Hatumet
to abandon the work of rescue.
Four of the Hatumet's crew sacri-
feed their lives before their captaiA
commanded his crew to cease their eff
forts. The Hatumet arrived here to-
day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
SEEES HIS CITY FOR FIRST
TIME IN PAST ELEVEN YEARS
Though He Has Been in Brunswick X
All of That Time.

Capt U. M. Roberts, fo' many years
prominently connected with Bruins
wicn's marine circles, at one time
being captain of the tug Angie & Mel
lie, yesterday saw the principal
streets OF Brunswick, as well az the
waterfront, for the first time in ten
years.
Captain Roberts, during ali of tha3e
years, has been at his home on ltey-
nolds street. He suffered str ke OF
paralysis at the time he was tax 9l i'll
and since that time has been confined
to his home. Yesterday t2 left Tor
Woodbine, where he will visit his
daughter, Mrs. J. T. Matthews, and ii
was the first time that he had been
through the principal strents Of the
city since he was stricken III. He also
had an opportunity of seeing the va
terfront whore he spent mos. of mis-
life. as he went to WoodbiAe ON The
steamer Atlantic.
CAPTAIN Roberts case has been q
very peculiar one and has proved n
puzzle to TIE medical fraternity. At
times the lower portion Of his body
has been stone-like and he has never
been able to move unassisted since
he was first stricken.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
ON A TRIP TO FLORIDA.
New York Party Travelling in Big
Automobile.

Another auto party from New York,
enroute to Florida, passed through he
city yesterday in large touring car.
In the party were Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Lestrade and DR.. and Mrs. f. j.
Thomas. They arrived in inc city
Sunday. leaving yesterday morning
for Jacksonville.
fThe party has Travelled all the way
f;om New York in the large auto
nozzle, and though they experienced
some unusually cold weather on The
trip. they have enjoyed it very much
Members Of the party stated that the
Weather has been unusually cold but
they started out prepared for 1t and as
a result have not suffered They will
visit south Florida before returning
nortt. ....
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
BRUNSWICK To Be
POINT ON BIC
AUTO ROUTE
DOZENS OF PARTIES WILL MAKE
TRIP SOUTH IN MACHINES NEXT
WINTER, SAYS PROMINENT NEW
YORK TOURIST. =

Next winter" said New York
tourist to a News reporter at the Ogle-
thorpe hotel last night. you will sec
dozens of automobile parties from all
sections of the south In Brunswick. I
had planned to make the trip down
with my family this winter, but littlo
OF no information could Je obtained
about the condition of the roads and
| was afraid to risk it. Dozens of peo.
pie in my vicinity, who visit Florida
every winter, will hereafter nDke a
trip in their machines. 1t adds more
pleasure to the trip and every party
which has been down in their ma
chimes this winter have stated that
they will never come any other way.
Il am glad to see the people of your
city displaying so much interest in
the proposed automobile run, and
am quite sure that it will be a great
success. These endurance runs ale
the best good road-builders know of,
and after the run in April you will
see more auto travellers passing thro
your city to and from Florida.
Next winter hundreds of tourists
from New York and other cities In tho
east and west will come south in their
machines and | am glad to se9 that
Brunswick will be on the New York
to Florida highway Il simply means
that every day touring parties will he
in your city. not for stay of mere
day, but many of them will spend
week or more here. | thunk Bruns-
wick as good winter resort as any
of the Florida points, and as far as [
am concerned | do not desire to 20
any further south Do all you can 70
good roads and you peopAa will BE-
we'll repaid for the trouble"
This is not the first tourist who has
expressed the belief that next year
hundreds Of auto parties will pass
through Brunswick. AS he stated,
little is known by people In the north
and east about the condition of the
roads, but 1t is now being thoroughly
advertised and by next winter every
auto owner will know that he can
come from New York to Florida in hir
auto with all safety. While the roads
az rule, are now in excellent con.
dition, many improvements will be
made during the next twelve months
and when the next winter season
opens 1t is thought that the autoists
will find as good roads in this section
as is the case anywhere in the coun-
try.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
A NEW AMUSEMENT
aS'sErsarssREa
RESORT IS NOW
PROBABLE
CITY & SUBURBAN RAIL WAY
COMPANY MAY CONSTRUCT ONE
IN VICINITY OF THE SOUTH.
END TERMINALS.

Brunswick people may have a new
place Of amusement TO go to this sum
mer. One which will be near the city
and to which 1t will cost only ten
centS-a nickel to go and like
amount to return.
An amusement place of some kind
In the vicinity of the A., B. & A. ter
minals. near the tracks of the trolle,
line, is being talked of, and while the
officials of the line state that the
have not decided on anything definite
1t is known that such n plan has beef
suggested and is being seriously con-
sidered. And If it Is not construct
' ed in time for the present summer 1t
Is certainty for the near future.
1t Is pointed out that very suitable
PLACE can be secured somewhere at
the south-end. The land, now marsh,
can be filled in and good amusement
| place made of It, Right on the water.
with an ocean breeze flowing at all
| times, no more popular or comfortable
| place could be selected, and with band
concerts on Sundays and at nights
! during the week, it is certain that
such a place would be well patronized
Already the brunswick Gun club is
figuring on removing their grounds
on the line of the street railway, near
the terminals, and it is likely that the
Will make the change before the open.
! ing of the present season. Other such
changes would make the place a pop
ular one and at the same time would
! be an excellent source of revenue for
the trolley line.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
hearina for Women Buyer.

Madison, WIS, Feb. 14.--Miss Edna
Fewson, purchasing agent Of the Tn
iversity of Wisconsin. was called "on
the carpet" today to answer to the
charge OF showing faYor1tisID 10 out
side firms in the letting Of contract.
for supplies. Madison merchants
made the allegation. This " one OF
tho drst easea OF alleged dtscrimina-
ton on the part of q female purchse-
ing agent.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
Fairbanks Arrives in Germany.

Berlin, Feb. 14.-V!ce President
Fairbanks, accompanied by Mrs. Fair
banks, has arrived here. aud will be
the guest Of honor at large reception
to be given by Ambassador Hill. The
emperor will be represented either
by the crown prince or some high
court official.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
THREE AMERICANS ABOARD
ILL-FATED GEN. CHANZY

Paris, Feb. 2.-Amcng the passen-
gers aboard the wrecked liner Gene
raj Chanzy, lost Off the Island of Ma
iorca, were two acrobats from San
Francisco, Derenda and Green.
The only other American aboard
was a young woman, Elsie Henry,
whose address in this country is I'M
known
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
WAS ALAW STUDENT
SOUTHERN MAN WHO COMMlT-
TED SUICIDE IN PHILADELPHIA
WAS SON OF A MINISTER.

Philadelphia, Feb. l4.-The body Of
the young man found dead yesterday
in Fairm9unt Iack, with his pace pn,
lowed on q riie cf cotton saturated
with cbloroform, was identified today
as Wilbur Allison. L law student and
son Of Rev. 7. ]. Allison. Of Charlotte
\. G.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15

Columbus, o.. Fob. 14--Chairman
Beatty, of the legi latlye glaIt probe
commtttee appointed through tho in
sistence OF Governor Harmon, an
nounced today that Il. .. Brelsford
of Dayton, former partner OF Mark
Slater. former supervisor Of state
printing, had confessed to him OF
v holesale grating in the department
OF printing 1T tie time Slater was IN
charge.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
SEVEN MEN BURNED
EXPLOSION YESTERDAY ON TOR
PEDo-BoAT DESTROYER HOP
kINs HAS SERIOUS RESULTS.

San Diego, Cal, Feb. 14.-Seven
men were badly burned, two possibly
fatally, in an explosion of the boiler
tube in the forward fire room Of the
torpedo o-Doat destroy er Ho llus It
day.
The Injured are at hospital. Thr..
were burned in a heroic effort to res
cue their companions in a tire-room.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
The African Expedition.

Gondokoro, Upper Nile. Feb. IA
Colonel ROOsevelt's African expedition
will reach here on Wednesday. The
voyage down tho river Nile to Cairo
will be begun on March Q.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
Wilt PUBLISH a BOOK.
Zelaya viii Defend His Administra-
ton in Nicaragua.

Washington, Feb. t4.-Former Pres
idert Zelaya intends to plblish book
defending his administration in Mica
ragua and criticising Secretary Knox
and the state department, and charg
ing that the intrigues set afoot and
maintained through Central America
and In Washington By large mining
company, were the causes Of his down
fall.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
PLAN ROOSEVELT HOLIDAY.
New Yo-!ers Want Offices and Shops
Closed When He Arrives.

Closed When He Arrives.
New York. Feb. IA resolution to
close all city Offices and shops Of
New Y.rk city on the return OF The
odore Roosevelt aext June will be in
troduced by brooklyn alderman at
the next meeting of the board. The
resolution is based on the fact that
Mr.. Roosevelts services to the state
and city as commissioner. assembly
man and governor have been almost
as conspicaous as his services to the
nation, and are deserving of special
notice
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
6ALLINGER- -PINcHOT INQUIRY
RESUMED YESTERDAY MORNING

IIaVIS, the Principal NcCusEF, Was
Again Placed on Stand.
Washington, Feb. 1.-THE Balm
ger Pinclot inquiry was resumed this
morning.
Louis r. CLAWS, the principal accu
ser of Secretary Ballinger, again took
the stand, and was put through a
grilling cross-examination by the at
torneys representing the officials of
the interior department.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-02-15
The Grand Tonight

Benedict Arnold"
"No Mans Land"
"Passama Iuody Indians"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-17
AIumnae ReunIen.

The annual reunion, Of the ST..
Mary's Academy Alumnae Society.
viii take place as announced on
Thanksgiving Day. Thursday, Nov.
"a, The members will attend Mass
10 St. Aloysius' Church at9.3OA. N.
the same morning. The faculty and
pupils Of the Academy will also at
tend this Mass. The reunion will
be held at the Academy and will
consist Of a. business meeting at
o'clock p. N. Honorary members
will be proposed and elected 81 this
meeting.
The literary and musical enter
tainment will follow at3P.M.
The faculty will entertain the
Alumnae at dinner in the Academy
Dining Hall, at | o'clock. P. N.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-17
Gard.
To WHOM IF NAY coscrRs,

To WHOM IT NAY coscKRN.
We. having
learned through report. that We are
charged with circulating scandal.
Gus reports about the character Of
Mrs. II. "A. Bennett. wife Of EdRar
Al Bennett o. the New Varnum
Hotel, Washington, ID. G. would
say that and such report. puporting
TO come froln either one - US. Is o
malicious Lie ''and anv one who can
supply any information which viii
lead 70 the detection OF the one who
eut the report il circulation will DO
conferring o lasting favor upon.
Jas, WHEELER.
MRS, JAS. II WHKELKR.
7fh 4 d Sc S e.
Washington, d. q.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-17
FOR the Rest life Insurance

see ]. CAMILLUs HOWARD, Agt.,
Mutual Benefit life Of Newark. N.
la Company sixty-dve years 10
your county. Has paid policy hold
ers Two Hundred and Seventy-sIx
Millions Of Dollars Never any law
suits Wepay as We contract See
Mr.. Howard If you want straight
goods others II you do not. advp,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-17
a silver Hat Pin Presented.

The Manufacturers Of Dolly madi-
son shoes will present. upon order.
from anyone Of our Agents, a large
silver and enamel hat pin to each
lady buying pair Of DOLLY MADI-
SON SHOES.
Prior TO November l. 1910. Send
us the ordor, giving inside lining
number Of shoes bought with two
cent stamp. for mailing, and, we will
send you this attractive and useful
souvenir.
DIXON BARTLETT AND COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS, DOLLY MADISON
SHOES Baltimore, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-17

LocaIEise aid otherwise.
On Friday last there was : dance
1t Chaptico.

- - -"~"N ~~T l~@7t
1t Chaptico.
On our first page we print the
Official vote FOR 81. Mary's.
The Commissioners Court met
Tuesday last. and audited accounts.
Don't forget the oyster supper at
Hotel Lawrence. Thursday, Nov. H..
There was an informal dance at
Hotel ST. Marv's, Monday night
last.
Miss Mary Waters. Of Leonard
town left on Sundays Steamer 10
spend sometime in Washington and
Baltimore.
Miss Evsngeiine Greenwich, Of
Leonardtown, who has been on
visit to Baltimore and Washington
has returned.
Mrs. Rich. H. Garner and Miss
Agness Plowden, Of Milestown. paid
the Beacon Office an appreciated
visit Tuesday last.
Mrs. Molly Latchford. of Jessups,
Md. and Miss Estelle Hayden, Ct
Washington, are visiting their sis
ter. Mrs. b Il. Csmalier, Leonard
town.
Owing to the recent storm we are
unable 10 secure telephone com
munication with either Baltimore
or Washington, this Is because OF
the G. q P's slowness Ia getting up
their line. Tbs Southern Maryland
line was up in time for she election
returns.
Complete returns from Miami
County, Ohio. shows that J. S.
Combs, formerly Of st, Mary's, and
who was the Democratic candidate
for the Ohio House Of Representa-
tives was elected. He received
4791 votes against @. NJ. Freeman,
Republican, who received 4757.
Miami County is generally republi-
can.
The foot ball game between Leon.
ard Hall and Charlotte Hall. result
cd In victory for the cadets. II
was fine game and some brilliant
playing was done 10 places. The
locals we're much out weighed and
their team work did not show up as
we'll as did the visitors, but they
played hard game and gave evil
dence that with little moresxperi
ence the teams that face them will
have 10 be ready for some very
snappy play. The score vas 70 10 0.
Nelson Graves. son Of p. T.
Graves Of Oakvills. while cunning
on Mr.. J. W. Latham's farm near
Laurel Grove, accidently stot him-
self on Friday last. He was sitting
on fence aud dropped his quo,
which was discharged, the load tax
ing effect near the elbow Of the right
arm and almost blowing the arm 81.
HIscoUsin, Chester Buckler. no was
cunning with bin, took him IL his
arms and started home with him
but had not gone over 200 yards be.
fore Q buggy came along and the
boy was placed in itand taken home.
DR.. King was called and advised
that the boy be at once taken 10
hospital. The train was held at
Mechanicsville for about 20 minutes
waiting for him and he WAS finally
put on and taken 70 the Mercy Hos
pital, Baltimore. DR.. King and Mr..
Buckler accompanying him. Young
Graves bore sufferings heroically
and stood the changing OF cars at
Brandywine and Bowie very we'll.
What an arguement for hospital ct
Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-17
Thanksgiving socIabIe.

Al Holy Angels Hall. Thankglv-
ing night, Thursday. November "a,
there will be sociable Tor All socia-
Bile people. The usual musical lea
lures and . lunch d 8 P, N. will
mako the evening enjoyable. Draw
Ing Tor beautiful prize at 10 :. X.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-17

c. BERTHE Abel. who for the past
two years has filed the position Of
clerk at Hotel St Mary 3 has resign
ed and has accepted the agency for
the J. B. Colts Acetylene Lighting
Co. OF New York. Mr. Abel will
canvass St Mary's. Charles. and
Calvert Counties and Norihumber.
land Co. Va. He will give his en-
tire attention to the lighting BUSH
ness and any such business entrust-
ed to him will receive courteous and
and prompt attention.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-17

A large dark gray overcoat. be-
tween Mrs. J.. J Bohanan's store
and Wible's blacksmith shop, In the
Eight District. Liberal reward II
returned 70 Mrs. Bohanan's store.
j. Il. FoRRKsTxL.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-17

The bishop Of Washington will
visit "All Faith Parish" Sunday,
November Goth. Service at II a. NJ.
81 parish church, and 4.SO p. N. at
Dent Memorial Chapel, Charlotte
Ball.
3. W. znroInR.
Pastor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-17
MILLIsON BARGAIN HOUSE

viii Sell Shoes. One Fourth OF every Dollar. Men,
Shoes Doc and high 81 3d. with
high like Mems que Shoes low 81 and TO
a. Ladies' Congress- Shoes really worth $l75 prices M only
tl.Ia Mems Rubber Boots ~ 80
MILLTsoN BARGAIN HOUsE-DRy GOODS.
20 per cen Oh days vide cotton rs yds for H.
nghams rs o. Worsted goods Ladies' Dress
90 yd All wool CLOTH I'D. 1885, Flannel Red and Blue
Ito CAcoa orquitng scanning 70 yds at$ Bed spreads
low Goo Quilts for double staads &c. Blank
double Sizes 45c and " patti Fauneu goods
really worth l0c but my price Is 6ac
MILLIsoN BARGAIN HoUsE-NoTIoNs.
aseced shirts draws. per pair lighter
weights i9c Mems shirts everybody sells Tor 50c
Ii for s1 Mems worsted socks pair for 2bc
Children stripped sookens pair for Roc Mems and boys
penders as low - pair for 2Dc
MILLIsoN BARGAIN HOUSE Millinery
We selling style Ladies and Misses.
very low prices. Ladies' Girls Children all
selling for half price, and Lady that will
nice fur for present So come and get suited
MILLIsoN BARGAIN HOUSE GROCERIES.
GRADUATED sugar pounds d. Tea 3pounda
for ST. Rice for 26c Bread Soda pounds for l0c
Washing pounds for 0c Flour 10 pound bag for a3o
Yeast powder boxes for 400 Black pepper pound l4c
MILLIsoN BARGAIN HOUSE
leg
$ s. 49,
Yours Truly
Nov. III 1o--u Il. = MILLIs0N.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-17
FoR sALE

Mammoth Bronze Turkeys 0obhIsrs
a 90 each; hens W 80 each; two Hens
and Gobbler 80.
l.. w. Co.'s,
Oct. 0-tl Drayden, Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-17
|GreenWeIl's Mill.

FLOUR, Meal and Feed on hand
for sale all the time cheap for CAsHs
Psreafter, ID order to avoid hav.
ing TO keep mill books, all order.
must be accompanied BY the cash.
r. +. greenwich.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-17
RATIFICATION NOTICE
Emma Young,
70,
Matthew Young. 81 Al.

Ia the Circuit Court f0T Be Nays County,
In Equity.
No. il3 n g.
Il Il hereby ordered this oih dag Of N0vem.
bar 1910, that the sale made and reported
By Robert q. C0Enhn, Trustee IN the above
entitled care be ratified and c0n1fmed. an
lsma cause 70 the contrary be shown 0m or
before the isk Monday Of Uecembaf, lpies pro-
vtd@d copy Of thln order be- published m
successive waek6 prior 20 the said fmG Mon'
day cf December 1910,
The report atatea that the land sold for
KN0cH D. ABRL1, clerk,
True copy Test
nov. io--sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-17
MILLESON BARGAIN HOUSE.
Leonardtown, Md.
Special Sale Of Clothing For one Month.

have 100 Mems Suits really worth $5 10 ri
my prcs stsO haye4oyouh suits. worth "a tos7 so
price 81 IS Children SUITS oil WOOL 81 70 --latest
style Bn Serge really worth So
Pants 80 pair that sod for % and -, they
85c have 400 Oyercuats Mems, Youths and
Boys price Mems overcoats, which
sod 90 etb them from 81 SO They
will sold price, and bargains at
Also have Huest Mems SUITS made upodate,
from 80 70 s22 30. any color you desire
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-11-17

! have l5o pairs d regular - %.
$500. y 90 and As % Men : pans<
come and take your choice for q
apair.
:. o. MORGAN.
I have one hundred youths 3 piece
suits job lots age a 20 10. WORTH
from "a 90 70 $40 90 suit your
choice for % 90 . suit.
r. 0. MORGAN.
l have about 90 Mems Suits,
Job Lots. +" Regular so. s12 and
s15 suits--your choice for IS.
r. o. MORGAN.
| have 40 Suits mostly "a, 30, So
81 siz' 8. worth Is TO $40. Job lots.
your choice for 81 50 q suit.
r. o. MORGAN.
] have jus. received the finest as
sortmen. Of Ready Made Clothing.
| have ever shown-Stranse Broth
ers Make, from SIG 70 s25 90 . suit
come and SIC them.
y. o. MORGAN.