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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-06-13
A PRETTY weddirr.
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A very pretty wedding was 50 emnized
at st. A'oYsiGs' Church, in This town, at
G-30 o'clock on Monday evening ,asi. The
bride was Miss ANNIE MAY RAI.EY, one of
the beautiful twin daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. William Raley, of this district, and
the groom was Mr.. CHARLES McGunE
HAYDEN, son OF the lAie VIM. r. Hayden,
and well-known young man connected
with the EsseTpriss of this town. Mr..
Bennett NJ. Ab,ll was best man and Miss
Alice Ralsy, The twin sister OF the bride,
was best gir'. The ceremony was per-
formed by Father Charles X. Jenkins,
5. J. The church was well filed with
relatives and friends of both parties, the
town turning out en- masse The bride
was bccominglY costumcd in suit of
white silk, handsomely trimmed, and
carried bouquet of b.ile roses. Her hair
was decorated with a wreath Of orange
blossoms. Mrs. Enoch B. Abel PLAYED
the wedding marches az the bridal party
entered and lct the church. They were
nicely entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. David
l.. Dawson, o. this place. the at er being a
sister OF the bride. In consequence OF the
lines of Mr.. G. Lloyd Ralcy, a brother OF
the brides F'.her, there was no reception
a, the home OF her parents. The future
home OF Mr.. ami Mrs. HiyIen will be in
our town. We extend our warmes; con-
gratuiations and wish for them through
this life Joyous marriage, sailing on al
ways
As two souls with bu, single thought
Two hearts that bca' as one"
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Le;e- vic and oths lw,sa.

Re l. 'he new scheiul, 4: he Pa,uxent
Line or steamers
Mr. ). a. Merrgman, Of Washington, is
visiting relatives in st. ,Icry's.
A License to Harly HIS been issued 10
Charles G. Ferroll and susie c. Knott
Miss Nct.ie Sauter, of Washington, is
visiting Mrs. a. Mills Heard, of this dis
trict.
Miss Lizzie Turner'S ne antrcs;mis,rcss
a. Leonardtown, has returned from visit
TO Baltimore.
). :. pensions have been allowed Susan
A. Herbert, Mechanicsville, and Mary G..
Butler, Mlestown.
Hon. Thomas q. Hayes will adde's the
graduates at 81. Mary'' Sen nary W. Ines
day next, the 18Th, Instant.
Miss 7 ouisc King and Mis-. DIR. Howard
Jennings and daughter, of Savannah, are
visiting relatives in Leonard:ow
The supervisors Of the different districts
have been hard ~ work and the danger
GUS places in no roads have been repaired.
DIR. James A. Stewart, Secretary and
Executive Officer If tie State Board of
Health was in Ieonardtown Tuesday last.
The River Springs baseball club expect
to play match game with the Academy
nine AZ Charlotte Hall, Saturday afternoon
next
Miss Maria Penn, daughter of Capt.
Noble i. Penn, of Chaptico, returned
Saturday last from an extended visit TO
her Aunt in Virginia.
The devotions for tue Noyeua Of the
S. re! Heart viii begin Friday, June l4th,
a p. NJ, a. 81. Aloysius Church, Leonard
town. nc sure BE- come.
J. Bernard Love at Holly Hill has made
an assignment for the benefit Of his credi-
tors. Daniel G. Hammett and 10. F. Nor
gard are named as Trustees.
Sunday afternoon dogs got after Mr. T.
Lee Mattingly'S flock o: sheep and killed
one and crippled two beiOre they could be
driven of The dogs were identified and
killed
Mr.. John Thomas Maddox, of Mont
gomery county, and Miss Addie c. Cough,
of Medley's Neck, are to be married this
"Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at Our
Lady's Chapel.
The entertainment at LconardtOwn Hall
last Monday night was not very well at
tended butthos presentscemed TO thorough
" enjoy themselves. Prof. Walden's rem
dition OF "The Bells" was excellent.
Fri6ay. June IN, constable z. S. Graves
took 70 tue House o. Reformation in Prince
Georges county, Augustus Brown, colored,
committed to that inst'iu;ion by Justice
VIM. T. Bsi'ey on re charge Of being in
corrig BILE.
ST. Mary's Academy, Le1na -ltown, will
common, on the 18th Instant, and 81.
Mary's Seminal on he 19Ih ins.ani.
Eo'h 'heIe school5 are fine ones and their
commencsments 81 slwnys crcdi'qble ~
teachers ari pups.
Dir. Wal r b. D1,sey has purchased Of
t'ae estate of the lat d.. John +. Spa!ding
the farm known rs "Gill ert Hills" con.
tanning $50 acres aud situate across the bay
from Leonardo ywn. This property was
the home farm of the late Samuel Spslding
We have received Car load Of buevies
direct from lie manufacture, and any one
" ing 20 purchase can save $40 by call
ing on =. =. Bowling IS Co, Meclar e..
Vile.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-06-13

The Maxim automatic mashine gun was
given an official test on thc government
proving grounds as Sandy Hook Itisca
pable OF discharging 500 rounds minute
with q single ba1el. Ii has caIibsr of
.sOS. and weighs twenty-five pounsls,
ttlough itz weight can be reduced 10 eig
teen pounds by using alnm;nrm in cert.iu
! places where great strength i not necsssa-
nv. The gan res.son { sortoft-pod VII Oh
also prov .des seat for the operator when
in action. The gun and tripod may be
folded in a case and nlay be strapped 70
the back Of soldier on the march The
whole weighs forty-five pounds. incluri ng
an extra barrel. an extra mechanism, am
munilion and tools. This Is little more
than the weight OF q soldiers knapsack.
This gun IS built on the same general out.
lines as are the other Maxim gurs, the
main object being % lessen the weight,
consequently the barrel i short and not
heavy. The other parts are light in pro-
portion. Il has a range Of $500 yards and
velocity of / $50 feet second.
The cartridges are fed into the gun by
means of canvas belt, containing one hun
bred cartridges, which passes through feed
blocks operated by pawimechsnism. This
cycle of operations Il performed mechanic
ally in less than one-senth Of 9 second, ac-
cording to the rapidi.y with which the
powder used burns.
The cost of the gun Is about 81 900. The
cost of a continuous dischnx1e for one min
ute Is about $24.
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Correspondence II ne Beacon. }

CHARLOTTE HALL, June 10, 1895.
About two weeks age the BEACON lad q
card in it from Charloitc Hall, but am sor-
r. to say the unknown correspondent did
not appear in the last weeks paper. As
think dear old Charlotte Hall should have
its news published every week, will en-
deavor to awake the unknown writer of
this village and ask him 70 gather its news
weekly and LET others Of St. Hary's know
what We .Tc doing in The Northern part Of
the county. Although The entertainment
which was given by Prof Gilber; Walden
on June tn was not advertised 10 any ex-
tent, lie Lai 4 'arge audience, and can
still further say that there are very few
gatherings Of young people shat have more
pretty girls than the one in the Academy
Of Charlotte Hall on June 18th Both be-
fore and after he entertainment supper and
/ refreshments were served, Of which straw
berries and ice-crcam were in abundance.
The members Of the Charlotte Hall Base
Ball Club have distinguished themselves
this season up 10 the present date and will
continue Il the young ladies OF the village
will continue to visit our games and en-
courage us by their charming smiles Tie
club played match game with the La
Plata team of Charles county on the 7;h
and Were victorious. The score below will
show the result OF the game.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Clubs. Jesse 1888 Total.
L. Plata. OOOOO?OO.
Charlotte Hail l3O6x 10
The cub has challenge from the River
Springs for the 13.h-but do not know
whothc. they VII accep' it or not-but if
SO al they will have 70 do is 20 get at EN-"
and win the game Ii. G.. r.
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Medical ass CATION.

~ sine me ;iag Of tbn "a. Ma. ictical A.
sec alton = os#.y. Dr. W ;r. u. Dent read a
scholarly aud in,crcstira page upon he use
81 Ant oNiac in the trcatan u. %. Diplthcria
Swing his personal expc!,c.ca wiz the rene
dy.
The following rcsou on WIS submitted and
plsssc,d ~ the Association
i'ESOLvED, Tina: this Association ever Icnl-
siis az the dignity o the profession 10 which
we belong, uEc every r.gh. and honorable
mt - Ia 4oTCe. O. observance of the lnte med
zeal Law. ASH do therefore call upon and insist
th.i the proper Cfhcir IS lnNcstgn AMI do all
thS'ir power 80 bring tu JUS c" all Nioiators OF
the saw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-06-13

Some time ago / was taken sick with 9
cramp in the stomach, followed by diar-
rhoea. l took a couple of doses of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and was Immediately relieved.
consider it the best medicine in the marx ct
for all such complaints. have sold the
remedy to others and every one who uses
it speaks highly of il. J. w. Stricken,
Valley Center, Cal. For sale by w. F.
Greenwich 81 Son, Leonardtown; Jos. S.
Matthews, Valley Lee, and all country
stores.
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WI. Il. LOKER.
Dec 1-tfI LEONARDTOWN
BALTIMORE, CHESAPEAKE AND AT
ID LANTIC RAILWAY co.

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CONSOLIDATION of the Baltimore and Eastern
ShoTe railroad aiid of the Maryland Choptank
Eastern Shore Steamboat Companics.y
WATER y RAIL ROUTES
To Ocean City and all points on the Chesapeake
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FOR HEALTH. PLEASURE X BUSINESS.
:, unexcellcd facilities for both Passenger and
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Close connection with the trunk line railroads
insuring convenience 20 the traveller and the
quick dispatch of all fTeights.
10 commodious and handsomely fittc,I out
steamers Comfortable State Rooms Good
Cuisine. Polite Attendance.
Steamers leave Piers 3 4, and Il Light street
Wharf as follows:
RAILWAY DIvIsTON.-4ia. m. and n. nm.
daily, except Sunday for Claiborne and stations
TO Ocean City. Returning, leave Ocean City at
90 m and p m daily. except SUNDAY, arriv-
CHoPTANK RIVER Lines SsI D. m' daily.
except Sunday, for Easton, oxford, Cambridge,
and landings TO Denton. Returning, leave
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Cambridge, d j. m; oxford. : ~ PIN: Easton,
'Se PS m arriying in !. B BE-, ats a m
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, for Deals
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ing, leave SedfOrd at IL o'clock noon Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, arriving in baltimore
GREAT wICOMICO RIVER Line IN
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Great
Wicomico River, Dividing. Indian. Dymer's and
Antepoison Greeks, Saturdays trip extending
70 Jackson's Creek, Crickctt's Hin. Calls and
fltchettS. Returning, leave Eubanks at y III
every Monday, Wednesday ana Friday, arriv-
ing in Baltimore at ; a m.
PIANKATANK RIVER LINE-sp m every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Jackson's,
Piankatank River and Milford Haven. Re
turning, leave Freeport nj IL o'clock noon
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday arriv-
in Baltimore at
Steamers leave from foot of South street as
follows:
POCOMOKE RIVER LINES - p IN every
tuesday, and Friday for Crisneld, Fanger Is
land, Onancock, and landings TO Pocomoke
city and Snow Hill. Returning. leave Snow
Hill At 81 m Crisiield, y III every Monday
and Thursday, arriving in Baltimore q IN
MESSOSGO RIVER LISE-5D D m every
Monday aud Thursday for FOr'ls. Crisfield, Fin
neys, Onancock. ChesconcsseX, Hunting Creek
and Mess1ngo. Returning. leave Messongo
every Wednesday and Saturday at u a IN Girls
held, y IN, arriving in Baltimore ; m.
OCCOHANNOCk RIVER LINE N d IN
ev9ry "Wednesday and Sunday for Crisfien;
Harborton, Evans. Boggs Cedar View Nandua
Concord, Reads, Davis, Shields. Rues. Re-
turning, leave Rucs evcri Tuesday and Friday
at % "a M; Crisficld, p IN, arriving in Balti-
more a am.
WILLARD THOMSON. GenI Manager.
H. l.. FLEMING, Gen Pass and Freight Agent
SLs Light Street, Baltimore, Md
Mar 95y
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AL naints' Church.

Service every Sunday morning at 10
o'clock n. IN. Due notice i DC given Of
all special service.
Rev. ii. FIELDS SAUMFNIe.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Until further notice Tor the purpose OF
receiving taxes will be at
JarbOesville, the 1st Monday of each
month.
81. MigO'S, the first Tuesday of
each month.
Valley Lee, the LIST Saturday of
each month.
~ All who are owing back taxes "
me must settle at once. w. w. CECIL,
Collector.
Dec % 92-tf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-06-13
CARD.

/ will notice no anonymous comraunica-
tons concerning the catching or shipping
of oysters. If, however. parties knowing
Of violations of the law and having the
courage to appear and nd, testify; =; lodEe com
see the law enforced. q. q. HAYDEN.
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T. ART AMATEUR.

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CThe only Art Periodical awarded a Medal at
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For 10 cents we will send to anyone men, ann
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Irregular price, 35cl. OR
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~. AndrcJc's Murch-SerViccs with SER
mon every Sunday in the month at 1890 a.
m. Holy Communion irst Sunday.
~ James CLIpcl,- Western BraHck,-
the first and third Sunday in the month at
n. IN. Sunday School at 2. p. m.
E'oiuxeHs Beach-Services the fourth
Sunday in the month, and Sunday School
evlsry Sunday az 8 D. m.
a Peters Chapel, Neutrality-suspicious.
cong and sermon every second and flfth
Sunday in the month at $50 pm.
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Al Example TO initiate.

Few men have achieved So soon in life
IS large measure of success as George
blackstone E-qr., of Baltimore. former
resident Of Leonard'Own, and we know of
no one who has been more mindful Of old
friends. Neither fame nor I.chcs have
caused him to forget his old associates here,
and lest Saturday he scn' . the St. Mary's
Reading Room memcnto which is sim
cercly appreciated by every member of the
Society. We hope Mr.. Blakis'one's ex-
ample vii end many imitators. We ap.
pcud 'hc letter accompanying his gilt:
BALTIMORE, June 9th, 1895.
Ny DEAR FRANK: ship you on Friday,
via steamer "Suc,' a complies edition OF
Marion Crawford's Novels, (25 yo,s.) which
YOU will present, with my compliments
and best wishes both for the success of the
Society amt liz individual members.
have most pie? SAINT rcCollcctions of the old
DAYS OF my Membership and the pleasure
and profit derived from IT, | only regret
that | cannot more substantially evidence
my sense of your Assoc ,irU's importance
"a an agency for Ne advancement Of liter.
airy tar:c and culture.
Very sincerely yours,
GEORGE BLACKSTONE
To Frank V. King Esqr
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-06-13

SIS vii ing good piano box eide bar
top buggy Al : T.. EuwfIHO Il Co Ne
Ca1ricsvit'=, SO. Is es COOS As any 500
or $50 buggy on The msr4st.
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wAsHINGTog G PoToxAc RAILROAD.
TINE TABLE Eject Oct. /, 1894.
Religious.
Cnnrsr Cnrrc,l. Chnntico.

CHRIST CHURCH, ClapticO.
Every Sunday 10 A. NJ. Sunday School.
1920 A. NJ. Service and Sermon.
First Sunday in every month Holy Com
munion.
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10 Frank V. King Esqr

SIC ne naui ONE buc 'cs 4. T.. Bow
Ing Il Co.. Ncchan vie, aru selling at
SIS before owing elsewhere
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IED. SIN.
home and
fFICE,
|1town, Md.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-08

YIN IL G<A&ebo X -
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and feyers and cures habitua
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tn o.,
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in itt
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend II
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale IN SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug,
gists Any reliable druggist who
may no. have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one wh>
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CHI AFORNiA FIG syrup Co
SAN ERAEGiSCO, cal
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this registration can detect fraudulent
registration Of persons In their vicinity
and report same."l
MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1895
Merchants and business men generally
are urged to register and send their clerks
and employees. They can send the latter
In relays, the last hours OF the day, be-
tween and Sp. m. being a favorable
time, when there is not such rush.
WARD NO. l.
sc Bennett 34S Dwyer Ave, Am.
A E Perry, Sos S Flores, Am.
Wm c Bradley, ll04 S Laredo, Am.
VIC HigRs, l19 Cevalos, Am.
Lad Written, 70S NOgalitos, Negro.
COnnelli Salvatra, AIS Arkansas, italian.
Nigra, s Flores, Italian.
A Hsrpole, l2 west side Military plaza,
Am.
John Lane, 212 Simpson Am.
JB Mooney, III Herff, Am.
& N Town, Mitchell on end Of Pro.
bandit. Am.
FL Condor, 400 Market, Am.
w WHlthall, 426 Dryer Ave, Am.
Merritt, Southern hoLel, Main plaza,
Am.
Jose yillareal, 1929 Laredo, ANNEX.
Joe Quintana, 5lS 5 Laredo, Am Mex.
III Lsrenandie. 1923 s Flores, French.
1 nteun I Gl, Iot % . r = yer
1reheo usrVan, $40 Laredo; Mex
Cayetauo TarnaVe, 32l Flores, Am
mex. c,-,,
&en DoSie, Dayllr; near CleVeiahu' Am
MlIt0n scout, 2Oo D%yer AYE, Negro
Joe Hreeh, Lovers Lane foakum oehu,
hm'
IL MontalVO, oIo , LAREDO, Am Mex.
NJ Cycling, 9l2 Market, Am.
White, Arcade hotel, Am.
pionecio Treviuo;; 100 s Flores, Mex.
james Lubbock, Baylor, bet. King and
Texas, Am.
CHRISTIAN Pteil, Flores, near Lacha'
pellp, Am. Ger.
John Washington, 1913 Gut lbeau, Negro
mcRae, l03 LachaDelle, Am.
NJ DOWney, Union Stock ards, Am.
Ed Hardy, l2O NngalitOs, Am.
Pedro Chavez, SIT Flores, Am Mex.
Alexander Simpson, ITO Fest Scotch.
Juan AngalOs, ll6 ) Flores, Mex.
Francisco Vidalis, 400 \ Laredo, Mex.
Luciano Hernandez, 5 Laredo, cor Ar
senal, at house of widow Of Felix Smiths
Mex.
SenObio Garcia, 426 cor Doloross and
Main plaza, Am. Mex
Edward WeltenS, Klein, Marshall's add
near Flores, Belgian.
WO Green, Cleveland and Baylor, Am.
Moses Hicks, 2O6 Dryer Ave. Negro.
John Q. Brian, rs Herff, Irish.
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son, Negro.
Alex Allen, FOL Crockett, Am.
l. w Dugan, 1870 Scott, Am,
VIM Hardie, SU2 Carson, Scotch.
Alex Greenwich, 405 Austin, Negro
Chas Nagel, BurleSon, near ST. Charles,
in WOODLAND, Ger.
Clark Deman, $40 N. Centre, Negro.
Jack Queen, Crockett and Walnut, Am.
Chas Ford, ll9 SpOfford, Am.
u Cannon, Grand ave. Am.
G Beerbi, Grand avenue, no number,
Swiss.
j ) Hall. 1911 N. Pine, Am.
Powell Lanier, Breckenridge ave, At Fl
ID Barnard's, Negro.
II + ZumberVe, All Austin, Am Ger.
Jack Ellis, 52s Crockett, Negro.
Cnas w Ogden, 70S Nolan, Am.
Cbas Gessler, lil2 N Mesquite, Ger.
Ii p Converse. 1725 New Brau lfeIs. Am.
Abraham r NoVIch, CAS- e Commerce,
Russian.
CT Stahl. Jr.. 1416 North Olive, Am.
w VI Cunningham 315 Burleson, Am,
q V F SchulIze. l23 Brook, Am
q w Thomas, 1913 BurlesOD, Am.
+ BinZ, 326 silver, Am.
Charles A EidPnbenZ, l22 Elm, Ger
John FShey, 322 Wilson, Am.
VIM Powers 232 S.. James. Am.
VIM GGsSlpT, 7l2 North MeSQuIte. Am,
John Powers, 1915 Burnett, Am.
A Richmond, 1923 New Braunfels,
Am.
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Ben BRAN. corner Vargas and South
Pillow, East End, Negro.
Caspian Seay, COZ Victoria, Am.
M M Seay, COZ Victoria, Am.
c Gimbel, sO3 Matagorda, Ger.
Francisco Vargas, Calaveras, corner
East Commerce, Am Mex.
John Schulz, 315 PUN, Ger.
Emil LabrOche, lit Centre, French
w RoeSsler, 402 South Alamo, Am.
Ygnacio Pulynaris, Calayeras, corner
Virginia. Am. Mex.
W s Mcclellan, 4oe s. Alamo, Am.
John Long. 3l3 Lavacca. Negro.
A Cook, 1lS Matagorda. Am.
) w Morris, 213 Wyoming, Am.
Albert Wander. 1872 f. Commerce, Ger,
Peter Fields, 1872 u males, Negro.
5 - Seymour, Jr GA D. Presa, Am.
Hugo Puppe, 527 Dakota. corner Hack
berry, Ger.
HA Kletzker, 230 Latitte, Am.
lcke, BIG South, Ger.
Robert Williams, Givens, corner Dako-
ia, East End, NrgrO,
Felictauo Hernandez, 124 Connolly, Am
Mex
Felix Haywood, 113 Victoria, Negro.
Geo Dahlgruen, l25 Bdrrera, Ger
A G Bernard, 227 5. Pine, Canadian.
Mike } DOlau, Labor, between GolIad
and Victoria, Am
Jas NJ Allen, PIT Nevada, Am.
w I'll Rpwlry, l2l4 Presa, Am.
John DANISH, Callaghan ave cor. Plum,
Ger.
Albert North, Go Victoria, Negro.
Paul Stapper, $50 Goliad, Am.
James Lorlard, 427 Meerscheldt, Am.
G Z Warren, 434 North, Am.
Peter NOcker, 400 North, Am.
August Jannasch, Plumb blk. west
from r. Z. track, Ger.
Smith Ly tile. 425 Lsvaca, Negro.
Anton Cupeder, 60i Refugio, Ger.
DnI. ei5 nn1
Negro.
u Reed. 302 Callaghan ave, Am.
Steven More, IA Gonzales. Am.
William Hardeman, sos South Walnut,
Am.
Anton Pvk8, 2l5 Victoria, Ger.
Oswalt Parez, 1909 Dakota, cor. New
Brauniels, Am-Mex.
Scott Wallace, $40 Santos, Negro.
j c DielmaDn, l26 Lsvaca, Ger.
Gotiried Conrad 100 Nebraska, Ger.
Geo Beck, 80 Wyoming, Ger.
l. Langwel. 333 Barrera, Ger.
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CITY REGISTRATION.
SUFFRAGANS WHO HAVE RECEIVED
THEIR CERTIFICATES OF
CITIZENSHIP.

Every good citizen by looking over
this registration can detect fraudulent
registration Of persons In their vicinity
and rannrt CANA ~
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Jos Moran, $50 Soledad, Am.
John Lndguist, 500 Cy press, Sweden
Otto schuettel, GOA Marshall, Ger.
l. Gam bier. 23S Obraja, Ger.
Peter Shields, POS Monroe, cor. jack
son, Am.
WI Gohlke, 512 Marshall. Am.
Catarino Lopez, Rock Quarry road,
near Capt. Smith, Mex.
Pottery Slavin, Rock Quarry road, 300
yds N Of Josephine, bet. ditch and river,
Ireland.
VIM Rose, 416 Cameron, Switzerland.
p K Harlan, 2 ! Cadwallader, Am.
Chas M Barnes. 500 N Flores, Am.
j Locke, 800 N Flores, Canada
Geronimo San Marcos, Dallas, near
Lone Star Brewery, Sicily.
N w Hunter, 233 San Pedro ave Am.
Jones Polk, 227 Howard, Am.
7 E Blundell. 800 N Flores. Am.
Germecindo ESquibel al 0braja, Mex.
Frasisco Tarche, 7G7 Dallas, Italy.
Peter Shafter, COS W Commerce. Negro.
Frank JOane. 3l4 Main ave-, Italy.
Geo Miller, 4O7 Elmira, Negro.
Henry Speers. al KiagSbury, Negro.
q w Philips, 224 E mira. Am
PatriciO DOminguez, Dallas, near Lone
Star brewery, Mex.
Joe Bee man, lit Macon. Am.
+ iS,JOneS avenue near Lone Star
brewery. Negro.
E d Taylor, 1O5 Romano, Am.
George NJ Go, den, 405 San Pedro ave
Am.
Joe Copeland, 621 Marshall, Am.
CIV Campbell, ll3 jackson Am.
Joe San Marcos, Cos Main ave. Italy.
V French, los San Pedro ave-, Am.
g. Crawford, 2l5 Main ave Negro.
Green Dickey, 81 North Elmira. Ne
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-24

effort is required to make the soil produce
With rare fertility Of soil, a perfect climate
and markets within easy access, one cen
plant or gather abundant crops with unvary-
ing regularity. Grains, grasses, large aud
small fruits and root crops not only never
fail, but produce so abundantly that non
residents cannot credit The stories they hear
about Oregon, and can hardly believe it even
by ocular demonstration.
Special descriptive articles on all the re-
sources and subjects touched upon will appear
in the columns Of the CAPITAL JoURNAL
prepared b. persous actively engaged therein,
and who can write with special intelligence
and interest thereon.