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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-16
sTANoARo olL ON FIRE.
Lightning strikes . TAak and Three Of
Them Take Eire.

LANA, o., Augh. i5.-At O'Clock
this morning lightning struck a S6,.
OOO-barrel oil tank ON the KempeE farm.
three miles south Of here, owned by the
Standard OIL company. Il is situated
in n groug Of big tanks, and fire has
communicated to three others. The
Standard Oil people have hired 500 men
to throw mp embankments and have
their cannon ON the ground and arr
shooting tanks 70 let the oil out. Smoke
from burning oil obstruc,ed the sun
and made it dark a. an eclipse. The
loss will reach s7S,OO0
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-16
CHICAGO Will GET THEM.
Headquarters q the Democratic IN
ecutivs Commlttss wm Bs There.

Headeuastsrs q the Dsmoeratis EH-
scutivs Commlttes wn He Thsrs
wAanNGToS. Aug. l5.-Senaior j. X.
Jones. chairman Of the Democratic na-
tional committee. returned 10 Washing
ton today. He went 10 the headquAr-
ters Of the Democratic congressional
campaign committee and was busy all
forenoon with correspondence aud tele-
grams. besides seeing more prominent
Democratic arrivals in the city. He
was not ready to announce the execu.
tive committee or 10 state what decis-
ion had been reached regarding the na.
tional heAdquarters. Il Il known. how.
ever, that a determination has been
reached 10 locate the headquarters At
Chicago. There viii BE- maintained In
Washington q branch Of headquarters
working In connection with the con.
gressionh campaign committee which
will attend TO sending out necessary lit
orAture and work also In connection
with such other campaign committees
as may be established here and are In
terested In the success Of Mr.. Bryan.
The pressure from the wes. 10 have
hoadquArters In Chicago has been more
than the committee and campaign man.
ayers could withstand. Il has been
pointed out that the Republican head
quarters are practically in Chicago and
that the hard fighting during the cam
paign will Be In the west Il is expected
that senator Jones win announce the
decision Of the committee in regard Il
headquarters and the appointment O
the executive committee At once.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-16
AN EXTRA SESSION.

Tennessee Legislature wnl Meet on sept.
by the Governors Proclamation.
NASHVILLE, Aug. l5.-By proclama.
tion Governor Turney has called an ex,
ira session Of the Legislature to meet
Sept. for the purpose Of providing
against a threatened treasury deficit
Jan. l. 1897, and Jan. 1, 1898. The a.
sossmont laws and decreased tax rates
having failed TO provide sufficient rove
nue. TO meet the expenses Of the stat,
and pay interest on bonds.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-16

Recreaus democrats have nothing
to hope for in the present campaign.
They win never be able to lhrawt
the will Of theparty By voting ior
Mckinley on anv other sors ofner.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-16
FIReo on on MooNsHINeRs.

and Two Persons Killed.
LIrTLE Rock. Aug. IA gang Of
moonshiner and desperadocs surrounded
the house Of John W. Jones In the
mountain fAstnesses Of SEWER county
and fired volley after volley Of shots In.
toit. Reed Jones, a6-year-Old.boy wa,
instantly killed and Billy, a grown son,
was shot several times and died Of his
wounds. Jones had caused the indict.
mont Of the moonshineFs by the grand
Jury.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-16

1884 l7ic. and i2l state school.
1SS5-6-7 25c. and i2 state school
1883 l0c aud l2i state school
1889 90 90c and l2i state school
1891 l6sc and l2i state school
lS92.S-4 l5c and l2i state scnool
1895 l5c and 20 state school
1856 25c and Is state school.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18
Locaiwiss and Otherwise.

G. Martin Ching, EsqF., of Baltimore, is
on visit to Leonardtown.
The continuous rains are doing consid-
erable damage TO the wheat crops.
Ex-Sheriff Leo NJ Wathen and family
have returned from their Southern trip.
Mr.. ii. Clay Dent is visiting his sister,
Mrs. T. Lee Mattingly, at "Buena Vista" !"
near Leonardtown.
The new Jail of Charles county at La
Plata has been completed and turned over
10 the authorities.
Mrs. r. J. Adams and Miss Maud Adams,
of Washington, d. c., are registered at
Moores Hotel.
Miss Lucille Camal;er, Of Leonardtown,
who has been quite sick, is, we are glad to
hear, much better.
Sheriff Jones arrived today from Acco-
mac with Wood Chase and lodged him
in Leonardtown Jail.
The commencement exercises at Saint
Mary's Academy, Leonardtown, will take
place Friday, the 18th, instant The pub
lie are invited.
Rev. John A. Chester, s. j., of Loyola
College, will preach at The late Mass ia St.
Aloysius Church, Leonardtown, Sunday
next, June 21st.
We regret to hear of the death of the
three year old child of Mr.. T. ID. Mating
ly, 9. Bushwood wharf. The parents have
our sincerest sympathy.
Miss E. +. Barber is getting up an enter
tainment for charitable purposes which is
TO take place at Chaptico Hall, July 9th,
Psoximo. Full particulars next week.
Master Mars:on Yates, youngest SON of
our senior editor, left last Monday for a
four months cruise to Rio on the Julia
Rollins, Capt Richards, as cabin boy.
Saturday last, q party from Kinsale, Va
came to Leonardtown, and removed the
body of John Campbell, colored, an ac.
count of whose drowning was published
in last weeks BEACON
i Rev. William Z. Daugherty. of Fishing
Point, is duly authorized agent of the
Maryland Mutual Fire Insurance Compa-
ny, of Crisheld, and advertises in this issue
Of the BEACON.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18
A Horrible Accident.
WIN. K. DAUGHEaTY.

One OF the most horrible accidents that
has occurred in this county for long time
happened on Friday afternoon last, when
two men were killed by the explosion of
the steam saw and grist mill located near
Newport brick church, run bv Nj. Samuel
Swami. There were only three persons
when the accident occurred-Mr Swami,
young man named John Frizeffock, his
engineer, and Mr.. Philip Tippett. a farmer
nearby who was there to have some corn
ground. The latter two were killed and
Mr. Swami was stunned for time though
not seriously hurt. Mr. Swami in speaking
of the accident. said the engineer was res
ponsible for it. He told him to fix up the
fire. and shortly afterwards the safety valve
blew off, indicating 100 pounds of steam,
when Mr.. Swami directed him to put the
engine in motion. After the mill was
started, Mr. Swami walked around to the
engine and found the engineer holding the
valve down, while the steam guage regis
tered 1l0 pounds. He was told TO stop
tliS ~ OuCC anu was CCISuIC't tOE HIS iOOl.
ish act Mr. Swami returned TO look after
the grinding and in about ten or fifteen
minutes the explosion occurred. He feels
satisfied his orders were disobeyed by the
engineer and that he continued TO hold the
valve down which caused the explosion.
The engine was completely wrecked, even
the large fly wheel being broken into small
pieces. The mill house was also blown
to pieces by parts of the engine passing
through it. When found, Mr.. Tippeit was
outside the mill, lying between two logs
covered with broken timber. His neck
was broken and several bones in different
parts of his body. He was about thirty
years old and leaves q wife and seven
young children. Frizefrock was blown TO
pieces portions of his body being found in
several places. A portion Of the body was
found hanging from a tree fully twenty
feet from the ground, which indicated his
body was blown in that direction Some
parts of il were fifty yards from the mill,
He was an orphan boy raised by Mr.. Thos.
b. Cough. The mill was owned by Miss
Ida Kirk, of St Mary's county.-Port To-
bacco Times.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18

The editor OF the Race Standard leaves
for ST. Louis and the National Convention
to assist in nominating Major Mckinley as
standard-hearer Of the highest, best and
noblest type of American citizenship. All
eyes will be turned TO the Mecca where the
leaders of great party shall once more
sound the slogan Of Equal and exact JUS
tice TO ALL" and hell. born caste shall give
way TO equity and justice. While away I
hope TO be of service to the whole people
As N. g. s. and @. d. of the N E. r. G.
and c., l shall stand for wha, is right, de-
manding "fair play" for each and every
citizen, and shall present the cause of my
oppressed people in words that shall have
no unmistaken sound. As an humble citi-
zen Of Maryland shall endeavor to bring
no disgrace npon her escutcheon, but fear.
lessly stand for the right as understand
it. AS a city official, shall not be forget
full of the obligations of public servant,
and try TO reflect credit upon the city. AS
a man, fearlessly and unflinchingly stand
for what / conceive TO be for the best In.
terest Of all, and as negro defend the races
interest at all hazards. To the croakeFs,
political harlequins and cheap vampires
who hang upon the body polite and use
race as a stepping stone 10 blackmail every
person who will suffer them so 10 do; the
paupers in intellect, Tories in politics, un.
mitigated llrrs and perfidious scoundrels
of the Sutton iik, one and all-you can go
10 HI! / am off for 81. Louis.-Dr Bry-
ant in The Race Standard.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18

/ ComptrolIex Graham has made the fourtl
quarterly distribution a The public schos,
fand Tor the quarter ending June 18th
81 Mary's receives for white schools
$2,7g17e; colored schools. e2,lIass.
The lumber for M. r. o. MoFgsns res.
idence has arrived and We understand tha,
work will soon begin. Mr. Joseph HI
MiIburn il 70 be the bnildeT. The house
wiz be erected on theold b X Abel lot.
Messrs. Henry Abel and Willie Colds.
boro', Of the 3rd district, have obtained
places in The 81 Mary's Tobacco Ware.
house. Henry Carberry, coiored. of the
same district. has : job in the Charles
county house.
We know of no one who. during % short
O residence In our midst. has made more
friends than Miss Sarah I1amdin. and her
departure last Monday was q subject Of
sincere regrs: 70 all who knew her May
she speedily reinrn
While lending helping hand. Tuesday,
10 some carpenters engaged In moving O
house, Mr.. Walter B. Dorsey had the palm
Of his right hand severely cnt by falling
on bottle. The fall was the resultant of
. breaking rope ON which Mr.. ID. and 9th.
ers were pulling.
June 30th, instant, b The day set for the
sixth annual reunion Of the Confederate
veterans, and Richmond. Va, Is the place
Of meeting. St. MsrY's county ex.Confeds
who desire 10 attend may report at 1880
F St.. N. W., At 1880. p. m, June aO.h.
The party viii leave Washington ct $50
p. N.
Her msny ffisn5H - scquainsances
sincerely regret me death Of Mrs. Marga-
ret s. Ballenger. wife OF Mr. John T. Bal
lenger. OF MechanicsvilIe. Mrs. BalIenger
was a devoted wife. loving mother and a
pious Christian Her remains were in.
TERED at All Faith graveyard Sunday
last.
The Negro Republican Club of Anna.
polls, at recent meeting, asserted the
light OF their race to representation on the
Republican ticket, and demanded the nom-
ination for the House Of Delegates of
Richard E. King. colored, by the next
Anne Arundel Republican County Con-
vention.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18
COMMUNICATED.
The State Teaehsrs' Association.

The Executive Committee has selected
Deer Park, Garrett county, as the place.
and July IA, Is and 10, as the time for the
meeting.
The b. & o. X. II. Company has agreed
% give the members and visitors round
trip ticket for the usual rate one way, and
satisfactory arrangements will be made for
the issue of "card orders" for all railroads.
Railroad tickets will be extended, If de-
sired, until Sept. ist. and board at reason
able rates can be obtained ut Deer Park
Hotel first class)-$2 per day for two in
room, or $3.50 per day for one in room
Board fer 25 or 30 may be obtained in cot
tages for 81 to $50 per day. The round
trip ticket from Baltimore will be $3.50
The grand scenery along the route, follow.
ing the windings of ihe Potomac from
Washington TO the Alleghanies; passing
Harper's Ferry, Ito visit which Jefferson
declares was worth q avoyagc from Europe,
and Cumberland. the Queen City, and
then climbing the Alleghanies until you
reach the beautiful glades on the very sum-
mi,-the charming walks and drives. sur
rounding the hotel, the picturesque cot.
tsges, one being the Cleveland cottage
where the President and his bride passed
their honeymoon. etc, combine TO make
this most enchanting trip.
Teachers and friends viii please inform
me. as soon as possible. Of their intention
to attend the meeting. that ! may secure
"card orders" for them.
HENRY WINGATR.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18
Written for the Beacon.)
The Strength Of Love.

Ungrateful man the earth pnssess'd-
His home paradise
Though more than mortal ever blest
He makes the sacrifice.
The tempter came, his words were sweet
II swelled the woman's pride
Felt man though paradise be lost
My Eve can't be denief.
AgaiE before the wisest king
There stood the mothers mild;
The mother true wards off the blow
She yields-gives up her child.
The standard of rebellion raised
In Dayid's own domain;
o spare him cries q fathers love
Though all the rest be slain
BY giant force were Gaza's gates
Borne DER Hebron's hill,
Tho mighty strength we see at length
Loves force was stronger still.
For love of country valiant man
Will every danger brave,
Will stake dear life and fortune
Tho his chances BE the grave.
Long after death its work has done,
Will passion linger as before;
Reflections rise as memory's sun
Though the object be no more.
Alas for greed, for love Of gold,
What daring deeds of man Is toll;
The tide of madness rushing on
And victories by the demons won.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18
[CoxmUxrcArED.
The salcens ana the Horne.

/ Break down tbs American Home and
the fabric Of free government goes down
with H. There il no fountain Of infiu.
ence 20 pure as the Christian 5 home. Cor.
rupi ihit and every artery Of National life
viii be tainted. There Ia no teacher ol
public morals % potential as the Christian
mother. Weaken her influence, and BY 30
much you inperil the integrity os the ma
ton. There Is no school Of political NOR.
ality compared TO tie Christians home.
Lure the pupils from that school room and
You are recruiting the ranks OF the enemy.
For its own safety this government must
build around its homes all possible safe
gusrds, aud by every means in Its power
protect these nurseries Of her future states
men ard rulers. What shall we do with
this liquor eyilg To that question the hest
thought Of the commonwealth is turning
today, and with that problem the clearest
brain OF the nation Is graphing. We can
not push that question aside IL we would.
and surely no sarnest man would IL he
could. What, then. Is the duty Of the
hourI Perhaps some will say we can reg
uiate this business. We can take |, under
control and hold il within proper bounds
by license. Then we say, we are no, seek
ing that kind Of alliance We invoke the
aid Of the law against this traffic as GRIM
inal and q lawbreaker. an enemy and
destroyer, and the proposition 10 license
docs not meet that demand Licensing
does not diminish the results of intemper-
ance. asd that Is the end we are seeking.
Licensing legalizcs and makes respectable
in the eye of the law business that is IL
legal AMI disreputabIe. Consenting to H.
cense makes the consenter measurably re.
sponsible for the traffic and ITS horrible
fruits. The only remedy for this evil is
National Prohibition. With IL, based on
principle broad and deep, grounded on the
divine idea of right, is destined 10 vanq1ish
such foe sooner or later
WIN. K. DAUGHEgTY.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18

Notice To Creditors.

Orphans Court of st. Mary's County, Set,
June 8, 1896
Ordered by the Court, That J. Walter
Carpenter, Executor Of Geo. III. Carpenter
late of st. Mary's county, deceased, give
the notice required by law to the aeceased's
creditors 10 exhibit their claims and that
the same be published once week for six
successive weeks in the St. Mary's BEACON.
Test: PHILIP III. DoRsEy,
Register Wills for st. Mary's county.
In pursuance Of the above order, here.
by give notice that have obtained from
the Orphans Court OF st. Mary's county,
Maryland, letters testamentary on the
personal estate of George III. Carpenter,
late OF said county, deceased. all persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby notified to exhibit the same
with the proper vouchers attached thereto
to the subscriber, on or before the cath day
Of December, 1896. they will otherwise by
law be excluded from the benefits oft said
estate. All persons indebted 10 the de-
ceased are requested 10 make immediate
payment 10 the subscriber.
j. WALTER CARPENTER,
- Executor.
June II. 96-6wt
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18
Picturesque Journalism.

Old time journalism in England must
have been picturesque. The Church Times,
of London, reprints the following para
graph taken from the Daily Mercury, OF
July 12, 1904: San enormous whale is
said TO have been stranded of Marlborough
Head In the year 1859, in a state of dread
full exhaustion, with church steeple stick
ing out Of its mouth. On cutting up the
sacrilegious monster. which could not be
performed 50 quickly as 10 prevent his
convulslons from setting all the bells
a.ringing, the whole congregation were
found In the stomach Of the leviathan in
the very act of singing Psalms, and the
parson in the vestry taking glass of wine
before the sermon."-New York Tribune.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18
Christ Church chaptieo.

Services every Sunday. 10 q. m. Snn-
day School. 1890 a. m. service and ser.
mon.
First Sunday In the month Holy Com
munion.
Sunday night services ton moonlight
nighis) are announced from the chancel.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18
COMMUNICATED

COMMUNICATED.
Messrs. Editors As there has been no
recent meeting OF the ex-Confederates In
the county, through the columns Of your
paper, l should like TO announce TO all in
terested persons, that complete arrange
ments have been made for the transporta-
ton of ex .Confederates from Baltimore and
return. The price Of the return tickets
will be 90 so. valid for three days Aspe.
cial train will leave Baltimore at 8 80 p.
n. on June 30th. with sleepers attached,
the berths being extra. So far as can see,
there will be no other expenses to be met
during the trip.
As evidence Of the kind hospitality 10 be
extended Us. would state that am in re-
ccipt ola letter from the lady who was In
charge of the Robertson hospital, in which
she informs me that she has secured large
house where all Confederaies will be cor.
daily received and entertained.
Ii Is to be hoped that there will be del.
egaiion from our association.
GRo. Thomas.
MATTAHANY, June IS, 1896.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18

ftep0Tted JOT Htc Dc"o0".l
Charlie Pomeroy. jr., SON of Charles H.
Pomeroy, ST., was instantly killed by
lightning about $50 q. m on Saturday,
June 18th, instant, together with his horse
he was riding. He and his brother Ber'
nard were coming from the cornfield to get
out Of the rain. Charlie was riding In cd.
vance. Bernard says he saw flash, when
Charlie and his horse fell dead. The bolt
struck Charles neck jus. below the left
ear. Bernard received no injury. His
horse took fright and ran to the house.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18

Mothers viii find Charnberiaia's Cough
Remedy espec.a' y vai lie fsr Group and
whooping cough II will give prompt rs-
lief and Is safe and pleasant We have
sold u for several years and il has never
failed 10 give the most perfect satisfaction
@. w Richards. Daquesne, "a. Ss,li by
Wm- +. Greenwell & Son. Lconaritown;
Jos- :. Matthews. ~ Valley Lee. and all
country sttres
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18
Church Notice.

There will be preaching at Bethel every
Sunday except the fifth at 1880 o. m.
Marvin, End, 4th and 9th at 8 p. m. and
Rehoboth at p. m. Sunday School at
Bethel $50 a. IN. The public is cordially
invited.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18

A steel pen that has been used until il
appears to be spoiled may be renewed by
holding 1t over flame "a gas light, for in
stance) for quarter of q minute, and then
dipping it into water, when II will be iii
for use. A new pen which is too hard to
write with may be made softer by heating
il thus. i have just tried the experiment
with the pen with which / am writing
this, and find that Ii works much better
than il did when began.--7Re Writer.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18
Yours very truly,

1.-THE late @. w. Goddard had taken an
ordinary life policy in an Old System Com.
pany and paid the same amount Of premi-
ums as he paid the Mutual Reserve, his
heirs would only have received $950.0O
instead of $4,000. Gain by being insured
in the Mutual Reserve, $1,547O0.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18
Religious

There will be preaching tSundays) at
Bethel at 1890 q. m. Marvin at 3p. m. and
Rehobeth (BenedicD att p. m. by Rev. @
w. Moore.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18

Virginia flooring, $i2 to SIC per NJ.
Georgia $16 10 $25 III.
Georgia framing (heart) at $1s 10 $22 per
III, according 10 length
Laths $2 per thousand, delivered at Leon
ardtown or River Landings.
Terms---Cash on delivery. All orders
promptly attended TO
Shingles, 6x20 0cypress at $7.50to 5per NJ.
Nerth Carolina Barn plank. t14.50 per II.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18
A CARD.
BALTIMORE, June 2. 1896.

BAbTINUREt JuHC . IoUU'
W. g. Page, Esq, Baltimore, Nd. Dear
Sir:-In acknowledging the receipt of
your check for 5000 30. the portion due me
under claim of my father, G. w. Goddard,
deceased, the balance of the claim $500. 20
having been paid 10 the other beneficiaries,
take pleasure in expressing my appreci-
alton of the prompt and satisfactory man.
ncr in which the Association has acted in
this case as well az in my other dealings
with them. 1 cheeriully commend the
Association to every one interested in in
surance.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18
+. Oscar Morgan

+. Oscar Morgan
Extends a special invitation 10 MS many
friends and customers Ia visit his STORE
and examine his large stock Questionable
GOODS.
l mean 10 sell anj shall always keep
what the people want at the peoples prices.
IL Will be my aim 10 give my patrons every
dollars worth every time asi if there be
virtue in good goods at low prices 1 mean
TO be The SToKE OF Leonardtoss.
DOJMESTICS.
In this dcpartm.s am low priced Call
and examine my fancy Shifting, ginghams,
Caiicoes and Lawns bespe purchasing
elsewhere.
GROCERIES,
Fine, fresh and cheap. Call aud make a
small baahase and ] know that you will.
becofla u permanent customer.
SHOES and HATS.
My new styles are in. and prices lower
than ever. My stock will please young
men, old men and boys
ReGdy-Ma1le Clothing.
For mems, youths and boys wear.
have the finest, cheapest and nobbiest line
ever shown in my store. | am emphaii
cally headquarters for this trade.
:. OSCAR MORGAN,
LeenardtssB. M.
Get 81, lss7-tl
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18

Piles Of New Goods and Great Bargains
at LAwRENcR's.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18

New eeeds.-Prices down.
A. A. LAWRENCE.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18

good build
Oakvillc,
oat wharf,
e20c9.
Rgs, fnesoIl
or rtrucking.
h's Church.
nGt's Bay,
Suitable
tifnl view
From steam
pm nlmprovc-
s--mercan.
for fruit
uhry ofSt.
ing. About
Price $3.50
.torney
,wn. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18
Summer Arrangement.
-.
WeemS' Steamboat Co.
STEAMER ST. MARY'S

On and after Wednesday, June srd,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18

hAA6e
which I
We satissac-
:lves for fall
in now.
~ must go .
"a % selling
Goods at un-
rKR cRNT.
th yoa buy.
5n save you
aFss atomg
g pesSfbso
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18

i Msgaxine.
Ia Medal at
ke their liv-
- beautiful.
sne men ~ fOc
copy. AvV
i ing or fran
Is % designs
|aPAINTING
|quarc. N. Y.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18
e. % /.

80 ~ Q
sle will send
undersigned
kheir advan-
|everalhrTns
&ORGAN
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18

IF ROY ARE looking ies said
and reliable place 20 trade, We wish a. In
form you thai lll our departments are re-
plete with the newest novelties, embracing
the best of bargains: and
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18

/. that l have
If my father,
IN prepared
! h as Roof
/ airing and
FffEEaTir.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1896-06-18

| 4 co.,
:,
I'D.
RACKERS
am.
ntis and pa
IL associated
y respectful
4 patronage.
/ am yours
IsoN.