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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-18

There were no arreststhis morn
ing.
The Kinau is coming into
port as this paper goes to press.
W. s. Luce will sell about 200
chairs at the circus tent at 10
o'clock Thursday.
II. Hackfeld & Co. have new
shipment of the well-known Sweet
Caporal cigarettes.
The w. G. L. U. will meet in
Central Union church parlors at
2:30 p. m. tomorrow.
There are now thirty. seven
members of the Hawaiian Society,
Sons of the Revolution.
There will be no meeting of the
Board of Health tomorrow, owing
to the opening Of the Legislature.
The case of A. Ferreira, charged
with receiving stolen goods, was
nolle pros.'d in the District Court
this morning.
The closing exercises Of the
free kindergarten training school
will be held at Emma Hall this
afternoon, at $3.50.
Pictures repaired and reftted
with new paper margins which
covers those unsightly spots at
King Bros, Hotel street.
The sale Of Crown silverware,
crockery, etc., will be held at
James +. Morgan's auction rooms
instead of the Legislative hall.
A fine assortment of Island
views colored and uncolored.
Special orders taken for coloring
photos. King Bros, Hotel st. y
Three Chinese domino fiends
were dismissed in the police court
this morning, the charge against
them Of gambling not being sus-
tanned.
The Government display of
crockery which is to be sold at
! auction on the Oath is being
moved out of the old Legislative
chamber.
An interesting letter on the
liquor traffic from a correspon-
dent who has been fourteen years
in the saloon business appears on
another page.
The wooden wedding of Ed.
Austin and wife was celebrated
last night at their residence on
Nuuanu street. Those present
enjoyed a grand time.
Major Potter has been exercis-
ing his brains this morning by
trying to solve the problem Of
how to seat the 700 people who
want to attend the opening of the
Legislature in a room that will
only hold 800 at most.
| AT the public reception given or
Thursday next to the U. S. Army
Officers, by Minister and Mrs
Willis, Mrs. Treat, Mrs. Newcomt
and Mrs. Mum will receive, ant
the following young men will as
sist in receiving: Consul Genera
Mills, Vice Consul General Boyd
DIR. Cooper, Major Potter, Mr.
Dillingham;, Mr.. Macintosh, Mr.
Parke, Mr.. Hyde, Mr.. Stanley, Mr.
Coney, Mr.. Marx and Mr.. Norton
No invitations have been issued
but all are welcome.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-18
Wv. DIMONlD'S

It's a lot of bother keeping
promises when a big store like
ours has to be made ready and
filled with the choicest goods
from the United States and
Europe.
The store will be open on
Monday, but the goods will
not be as we'll arranged as we
had promised; the time was
too short, so we have done the
best we could under the cir
cumstances.
The departments are fairly
well-flled and there will be no
delay in waiting on you and
filling your orders. We've ar
ranged that part of the bust
ness better than we have the
stock. The latest in cash car
riers and some wide-awake
clerks will look after you, but
you will never be asked to buy.
The goods are for your inspec-
ton, and you are welcome at
all times to come in and adj
mire, to buy if they suit you
and the prices are right.
You will find the store di-
vided into departments and
you can see at a glance where
the article you want is to be
found-there's no mixing up
of goods hardware is with
hardware and glassware with
glass, not with crockery or
stoves.
The second floor is princi-
pally for housefurnishing goods
novelties in these lines that
will surprise you. Take eleva-
tor at rear of the store near the
Office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL


The dredger is taking a rest for
repairs.
No Performance at the circus
tonight.
Fine light straw hats are for
sale by Iwakami.
Government offices will be
closed on Saturday.
The Planters Monthly for Feb
ruary has been received.
The Beretania Tennis Club will
open its new clubhouse on Satur-
day.
Captain Murray's company of
the National Guard had drill last
night.
Officers of the Woodlawn Fruit
Company are announced in this
issue.
The Bennington is going off
for a couple of days cruise for
target practice.
The band will be present at the
opening ceremonies of the Legis-
lature tomorrow.
The usual large attendance was
noticed at the Emma square band
concert last night.
There will be two last quarters
Of the moon III one month this
year, on August LIST and 31st.
The Leap Year party at INDIE
pendence pavilion is the one event
in society circles this evening.
The Gaisen Maru, with cargo
of Japanese immigrants, should
have been here some days since.
Four Kawaiahao Seminary girls
assisted as cooks in different ia
miles during the Chinese New
Year.
A. J. Derby, DDS, Dental
Office Cottage No. 100, Alakea
street, telephone No. 615. Office
hours 9 A NJ. to 4 Pm.
The two tourist parties who
came down on the Mariposa will
be entertained at dinner this
evening by Mr.. Kunst.
The National Guard of Hawaii
will be reviewed on Thursday even
ing by General Warfeld and the
United States army officers who
" are visiting here.
One of the ladies Of the Mater
nifty Home lost memorandum
book yesterday. Finder will
please return to Maternity Home
or BULLETIN Office.
Island jewelry is very popular
for souvenirs. 1t is manufactured
to order at H. G. Biart's, on Fort
street. Gold wire names made
while you wait. y
Tenders are invited by the Min
lister of Foreign Affairs for sup
plies to the commissary depart
ment of the National Guard OF
Hawaii for ten months.
Private Charles Elvin of Com
pany b. has been promoted to the
rank of sergeant for his excellent
shooting. He has also been made
assistant inspector of rifle practice
The Hooulu and Hoola Lahui
society will hold their annua
meeting tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock, February 10Th, 1896, at the
residence of the Queen Dowage,
Kapiolani, Waikiki.
City Carriage Co.. j. S. And.
rade, manager. Ii you want (
hack with good horse and care
full driver ring up Telephone lib
corner of Fort and Merchan
streets. BACK at all hours.
Tomorrow being Ash Wednes
day there will be special servic,
of the second congregation OF ST
Andrews Cathedral at $40 p. m
There will also be services ever,
Friday evening during Lent a
1880 p. m.
Large numbers OF Japanese
some say as many as six hundred
are going to Japan by the steam
ship Altmore, of which Theo. ID
Davies & Co. are the agents
Most of them will, however, re
turn on permits.
G.. r. Harrison, practical plan
and organ maker and tuner, ca
furnish best factory references
Orders left at Hawaiian News ca
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-02-18
WHITE WINGS
5000 #. 5000 fl. 5000 #.

is the Height at which he
will leave the Balloon,
hanging to a Single Ira
peze Bar. Wonderful
Feats will be performed
during the descent.
~ PROFESSOR PRICE
is the hero of over 500
Balloon Ascensions and
has made two trips around
the World exhibiting in
all the Principal Cities.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-30

Mrs. Edward B:iscoe, Mr.. and Mrs Crok
er and Hr Edward Briscoe were AZ Mrs
BrntiEg's last week.
There viii be service at Bethel church
every Sunday night at PM The Beth
elites have choir rehearsals on Saturday
afternoons. All churches should follow
the good example.
Messrs. Yates aud Peter Barber, Of
Charles, spent Sunday in st Mary's.
Mrs. Thomas Cough paid visit to Mrs.
John Carpenters.
Miss Lipscomb, of Baltimore, Is the guest
of Mrs. Bunting
There win be all day service At John
Wesleyon Sunday.
Mrs. William Carpenter is visiting her
graDafather, Mr. William Reeder.
Two Of Charles county's dudes had
very rough trip up the Wicomico Sunday
night. Hope they were not ducked before
reaching their destination
Mr. James Bunting will arrive home this
week His friends will give him hearty
welcome.
The road at the coIored school house has
been mended so nicely. Hope the places
AT the Pink school house and near BARRIERS
lane will have good attention also
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-30
Maddox Items.

Everything blooming in and around this
infant town. Crops Of corn the acme Of
perfection. Garden truck of all kinds first
class; watermelons large and luscious.
Dances and Festivals the ordefspf the
day. Merchants, regardless Of hardsnmes
and scarcity of money but Bryah and
free silver" will in the near future bring
order out of chaos. What say you, BEA-
CON II this Western silvcrite is not cleo
ted by a most complimentary majority,
then we are no longer prophet.
Mr.. John b. Lyon, who has been very
i'll for some time with inflamatory rheu-
matism, is improving slowly. and, we ope
Jack will soon be himself again.
Mrs. Crawford and daughter, Mr.. Frank
Slye and Miss Beatrice Welsh, OF Wash
ington, ID. G., are soiourning at Slyeview
the residence of Judge Slye. They are be-
ing entertained around and having a good
time generally.
Mr.. Trueman II. Thomas house, recent
ly built, is a handsome structure, large and
convenient, and will be occupied by the
family in the near future.
Mr.. b. Garner, wiz rebuild on the
site of the dwelling recently burned. The
house will be larger and more convenient
than the old one Me- G. has beautiful
place, Immediately on the Wicomico, and
worthy OF handsome house Il.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-30
Lswuntown Locals.
(FF0n our REGULAR GYYespondeng.


The wharf at Raleigh's formerly Ben
vi.ie's, IL nearing competitor, and soon the
Steamers Potomac. Sue, and Arrowsmiih
viii stop there, too
Messrs. John s. Jsrboe. Herbert NsYIor
with w. q. WelchJ Kearney Crane, 4. l..
Adams, Eddie Mayo and others are ship
ping fruit principally peaches. to Ralti-
more and Washington.
Summer boarders are beginning 70 make
their appearance at the different resorts
Point Lookout, Kiity's Point and Miller's
wharf
Melons are plentiful, and we notice that
Messrs ]. B. Courtney and Willie Combs
are running them to st. Georges Island
Misses Kittie and May Robson, Of Bslti-
more are visiting friends Of the district.
Heavy crops Of corn are anticipated.
Tobacco il .'frenching" in some localities.
Turnips are being planted, and latter pota-
toes are growing well
Soon the canning factory Of A. s. Ben
vile & Co., will start its operation, and per
sons out Of permanent employment will be
occupied for the Season.
Democrats are tacit They are slow in
bringing out their big gun. Perhaps IT is
wise In them 20 keep their make thunder"
in reserve until the result il made known
in November
There was mass 1t s. Michael's last
Sunday. Rev Fr. lyman oificisted.
Look Houses are being built Know
ledge can direct physical force. Per con-
ira, il has no physical force. yet, we know
II itbe obeyed. houses etc. will be erected
built.
We went blackberry hunting recently.
Sec those nice berries over there! Well
with bucket in hand we made our way TO
the coveted prizs. Mercy, a stick. a
kingdom for a stick. What large snake !!
An impudent looking thing. We struck
at il, and well, standing in front of mir
ror perpendicular 10 the vertical centre,
one will have a full view of himself.
Thanks, we didn't have one The snake
ran across our right foot FaintY Not
exactly, and If the dear little birds haven't
eaten those berries, We presume they are
just as we left them-untonched, delicious
looking fruit
AZZAHA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-30
People You Know OF.

The Misses Nellie and Annie Reynolds,
of Baltimore, are visiting the family Of
Mr.. T. r. Buckler at Oakville.
Mr.. Julian Dyer and Miss Mary Dyer,
OF Charles county; Messrs Clinton and
Archer Dyer. OF Washington, and Miss
Corinne Cough, Of Baltimore county, are
visiting the Misses Cough, and Mr.. Giles
F. Dyer at Riverside.
Mr.. ]. NJ. fadgett and wife, of Washing
ton, are visiting their brc,her.in- law, Mr..
J. Richard Edwards, st Landslide" near
Leonardtown.
Mrs. Eliza Dillow. OF Baltimore, is visi-
ting her nephew, Mr.. Joseph A. Dillow
Leonardtown.
Messrs. Albert Fenwick, jr., and F. Her
bart, of Baltimore, are visiting St. Mary's
relatives.
Miss Myrtle Beale, of St. Inigo's, is visi-
ting the Misses Smith, of Leonardtown.
MIR. and Mrs. Claude b. Lloyd and
family are visiting Mrs. Henrietta Forrest,
at "Colc's Creek"
Mr.. George Camalier ard family, of
Washington, are visiting their st Mary's
relations.
Mr.. William Briscoc, of Calvert accom-
panied by his uncle Prof. Edward T. Bris-
coc, paid Leonerdtown flying visit, Mon
day last.
Mr.. Chayles F. Morgan, formerly of Leon
ardtown Bw of Panama, s. A., is on a
visit to lis old homo. Charlie is son of
the late George II. Morgan. His many
friends here are pleased to see him again.
Mrs. p. Cough Edelen, of Baltimore,
who has been visiting the family of Mr.. 10.
i. Morgan. Lconardtown, len Monday
last for visit to St. Inigo's.
Master Edward Harrison, Of Charlotte
Hall. Il visiting the family Of M. II. Lee
Mattingly. near Leonardtown-
Mrs. Henry Burch, Mrs. Wecms, Misses
Della Harris. Ada @. Burch and Della Mad.
dox are visiting tho family of Mr.. Joseph
II. Key, at aTudcr Hall.
Rev. Patrick Brennan, 8. j. has been
transferred from ST. Johns and Medley's
Neck parishes, this county, to Boston,
Mass. Father Brennan was very popular
in our community and his departure Is q
a source of sincere regret.
Mr.. George Combs, jr.. of Washington, is
visiting his parents, this village.
The Rev. John b. Gaffney, S. J. pastor
at st. Johns Catholic Church, Frederick
has been transferred to st. Francis Xavier;
Church, New York City.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-30
Localwise and Otherwise.

The assessors are having hot work trav-
cling around this season.
AS yet we hear but little complaint from
farmers as TO crop prospects.
Monday last, July eth, was thus far he
the hottest day of the season.
The amount taken in at Mondays con
cert was $5S OF. The expenses are to be
deducted.
Monday nights concert was not we'll at
tended, but it was in every respect a frs;
class entertainment
The amount taken in at Sacred Heart
Festival was $500. Expenses, $50. Net
rsoceeds, $3.50. Fancy table yielded $l07.
The excavations of Charlotte Hall Acad-
envy building have been completed and
workmen will soon begin raising the walls
10. f. Morgan, Esqr., has received his
commission as Justice of Peace and those
desiring his services will find him at his
Office, Lecaardtowp.
There will be Mass at Newtown on Sun
day, August End, on account of the Festi-
val on August 4th. Mass at Sacred Heart
on End Sunday of August.
We regret to hear of the death of Mas
ter Aloysius Hodges, son of T. Garner
Hodges. ZAP was boy of great promise
and was popular with all who knew him.
Monday last, Phil. II. Tuck, Esqr., at
torney for mortgagee, sold at public auction
the "whlte House Tract in the 9Th Elec-
ton, for $3.50. Mr.. Sam1 X. George was
the purchaser.
There is no lack of free silver talk in St.
Mary's. If the friends of the white metal
will only Ct as vigorously as they talk
the countnkwill be carried this fall for
Bryan andSewall
Tuesday, September Sth will be the first
day of the new registration. Bear this date
in mind and remember that this year we
have an entirely new registration and that
if yoG don't register you can't vote.
Mrs. Esputa Daley and her son Norman,
both of whom participated in Monday
nights concert for the benefit of the Sisters
Academy, left Leonardtown Tuesday after
noon. We hope they will. soon revisit our
town.
At ST. Joseph's, Tuesday last, Miss Ma
mic Morgan was sunstruck, and at latest
reports was very i'll. Miss Morgan is one
of the brightest and most popular young
ladies in our county and we hope she will
soon recover.
Tuesday evenings wind storm demol-
ished the windmill at the Sisters Academy
near LeonardtowD, scattering the sails, etc.
ever the surrounding corn field. A new
mill has been ordered from Bates & Co
the same firm that is 10 furnish the mill
for the Leonardtown water works.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-30


DEAR BEACON Fearing lest some OF
/ your readers may forget about this favored
part Of 81. Mary's write ycE. lam, how.
ever, assured that many who visit this pet
~ and healthy section can never forget il.
There are some tnday, who sojourn in
distant lands. that sing
I" How sweet 70 reflect on she scene Of my
childhood
| As fond recollection presents them 70 view
I and thereby refresh their memories with
happy thoughts of the village which takes
its name from a family named Lsurel, who
owned large property on the site of this
village long years ago.
Our enterprising townsmsn, Mr.. j. w
Latham. has just returned from an extend
ed trip in Wesiern Maryland. West vigin-
ia, and reports that his cup of pleasure
from this trip was filed 10 OVERLOOKING.
His time was spent in part in fishing and
in other amusements He represents the
scenery through the mountains as delight
full He was, also. in attendance at the
Convention Of State Teachers Association
at Deer Park He claims to have made
many pleasant acquaintances, and the wri-
ter suspects they were not all Of the stern.
er sex.
Wheat threshing Is over, and 50 far as
we know farmers are gratified with the
announcement Of he ihKcahcrman when
his tally sheet Is looted up.
Dfnwt.~ <~F -
fine. and general feeling of satisfaction
seems depicted on the countenances Of our
people
Judge Moran reports that no criminal
matter has come before him since his quail
ification, which speaks well for the beha-
viour of our town.
Merchants seem to be dong well, and
Graves, the mill man, reports frequent sales
of engines, threshers, saw mills, &c.
We learn that Mr. John Troy, of Penn
sylvania, has purchased of Mr.. j. w. La
than, Laurel Grove, Maryland, and his
brother, DIR. z. ii. Latham, Weathcrly,
Pa, large tract of timber near this place,
which is 10 be manufactured into lumber.
We know Mr.. Latham and brother well,
and more reliable gentlemen TO deal with
are not to be found. The writer is also
personally acquainted with Mr.. Troy
Knows him 10 be businesslike and reliable,
and bespeaks for him large local trade.
Mr. Troy will treat you right Ifyou are
going TO build, give him your orders. He
and family are expected to arrive here at
an early date and will reside in our village.
We extend them hearty welcome.
The Mt Zion M. e. s. s. will hold its
annual picnic on August 9th. These are
always enjoyable affairs. Large crowds
attend them and this will, no doubt, not be
an exception.
Last and probably least in importance is,
politicians are busy trying to convince the
people which would be better, little gold
dollars or big silver ones. According to
our views il matters little which side they
are ON so they are on the winning side.
| And 20 the masses of the people the differ
ence is about as great as that between twee-
dle.dee and tweedle-dum.
Yours truly, -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-30
Grand Concert.
AZZANA.

|, There will, be grand concert for the
benefit of st. Peters Chapel, this village,
N Friday, August 7Ih. To announce that
Mr.. John II. Garner, of Chicago, win ap-
pear in several selections is enough 10 at
tract an audience. Those once having
heard him cannot fail to again desire to
hear his fine baritone, and thoseaever hav-
ing heard him have rare treaffh the near
future. Miss Ida Biscoe, OF Washington,
who has been well received here, will sing,
as will also Mr.. Gamers pupil, Mr.. Geo.
Lyman, of Chicago Mr.. Lyman's voice
is rich and pure and is admired by all who
have heard him. Our home talent will
again be hesrd-Miss Ida Abel, Miss Lin
da Jones and Mr.. Mr.. Charles Foxwell in
solos-besides, a chorus, in which Miss
Abel and Mr.. Bob Loker, Of our village,
will sing. A novel feature will be had in
four of our young ladies being ushers: Misses
Mabel Jones, Pauline Hammett, Louie
Moore and Catharine Crane. Refresh
ments and dancing
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-30
SCOTS
Emulsion

of Cod-liver Oil with Hypo-
phosphites, will makepoor blood
rich. It is a food for over-taxed
and weak digestion, so prepared
that it can easily be taken in
summer when Ccd-liver Oil or
even ordinary foods might rep-L
SCOTT & BOVINE, - New York
For sale at suc- and st-oo by ali druggists
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-30
The CONCORD.

The Concert.
Mime. J. Esputa- Daily, one Of Washing
toms most successful teachers and vocal
lists, gave very enjoyable concert on Mon
day night az the Town Hall for the benefit
Of the Sisters. Nine. Baly was assisted by
Mr.. Garner. who was in excellent voice,
and sang with spirit and great artistic taste.
One Of Tie most enjoyable numbers was
"Ben Bolf,r sung by Nine. DAILY, accom-
panied BY her little son Norman. The
boy IS wonderfully gifted and plays IN
manner remarkable for one 80 young.
Nine. Dalsy's voice was never more beau
iiful and her toSes rolled out like grand
organ. The programme
!. Plano solo. Selected. Miss Alice LOve3oy.
:. Song. Little Tin Soldier" Molloy. Mas
ter Norman Paly. B. Soprano Solo. Bird
Prom Over the Sea. white. Miss Ida Abel.
4. Contralto Solo. ''Ben Bolt" Nine. J. rs
pnta Daily. 9. Piano Duet. Master and Nine.
Daily. 9. Solo. ~ Am Waiting" Burch. Ar.
John II. Garner. :. Piano Solo. Master Nor
man DAILY, T. Sercnadc. Eevin. b when
Love IL Gone" Hawlcy. Mime. J. Esputa
Daily. 0. Solo. Island Dreams" Mr.. Geo.
Lyman.
81 Am Waiting" was up to the Garner
standard-the highest point OF excellence
we know Of. No one is likely 10 ever hear
II better rendered.
"A Bind from over the Sea-" by Miss Ida
Abel was exceptionally well sung and
ciicitcd unstinted applause. II was q
sweet song, sweetly sung by one Of St.
Mary's sweetest ladies.
In an Island Of Dreams" Mr.. George
Lyman proved his right to the title of
Professor" and captivated the entire audi
cncc. ON the encore he made his Jack"
Prof. Lyman Is favorite with our people
who expected great things from him, and
were not disappointed.
Mr.. Charles Foxwell did not sing.
Miss Alice Lovejoy's piano solo, was
beautifully rendered asd was warmly APP
plauded.
Alter the concert, ice cream and cake
were INDUCED in, and the young people
danced until The fiddle was weary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-30
Orphans Court.

Orphans Court.
Tuesday, July %, 1s06-Court met-sll
the officers present
The Court appointed Edward L Briscoe,
guardian to Francis Ferguson Briscoe and
approved bond.
Second account of Mary Marion Sheri-
burn, Executrix of Geo. NJ. Sheirburn,
filed and distribution ordered.
Additional inventory and bond in estate
of r. T. Barber, deceased, filed and ap-
proved and order Tor sale granted.
Bond Of NJ. NJ. Raley administrator. l..
NJ. Raley approved.
Accounts against decedents' estates were
passed as follows: N NJ. Matthews & Co.,
VS. T. N. Holmes J. J. Cough VS. George
H. Carpenter; NJ. Z. Spalding va A. E.
Abel.
Court adjourned TO Tuesday, August 4,
1896.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-30
The Choir Of st. Aluysius,.

n On Sunday. at late Mass, our people were
harmed by the music rendered by visitors
b conjunction with the regular choir
gsordese's Mass was sung. Mrs. Espuia-
Daily was the alto, and Mcssrs. Garner and
Lyman spranos. and Jos. A. Moore tenor.
Miss Ida Abel rendered a solo in the Tan
tum Ergo. d. NJ. Abel, 9. w. Foxwell
and 10. f. Morgan were OF the regular
choir. Mrs. Enoch b. Abel was organist.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-30
Poor Blood

Is starved blood. 1t shows itself
IN pale cheeks, white lips, weak
digestion, no appetite, exhaus-
ton, lack of nerve force. soft
muscles, and, chief Of all, weak
muscles. Your doctor calls it
Anaernia. He will tell you that
the weakening weather OF sum-
mer often brings 1t on.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1896-07-30

oKsASIzIxG-we are pleased 70 see
that the Democrats of the county are
aroused to the necessity of organization
and are forming clubs. In this issue we pub
lish calls for meetings at Milestone Land
ing. August 1st Park Hall. August sth !;
Great Mills. August 18th; California, au
gust 22nd The public are invited