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The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-07-26
RIGINAL NOTICE.
Keokuk County State Bank, Plaintiff,

VS.
/. q. Hicklin, ct al, Defendants.
In the district court of the State Of
Iowa, in and for Mahaska county,
October term, A. d. 1900.
To /. z. Hicklin, M. F. Hicklin, B.
w. O'Neal and Sophia O'Neal:
You are hereby notified that on or
before the 2lst day of September, A.
ID. 1900, the petition and amended pc
tition of plaintiff in the above entitled
cause win be filed in the Office of the
clerk of the district court of the State
of Iowa, in and for Mahaska county,
claiming of you the sum of three hun
dred and twenty and 65-100 dollars,
1890 So, money as justly due from
you, and interest thereon at eight per
cent from the second day of August,
"A. ID. 1898, on promissory note ex
ecuted by defendants /. Y. Hicklin
and M. f. Hicklin, to plaintiff; also
claiming OF you the sum of $500 for
abstract of title preparatory to fore
closure, with per cent interest; also
claiming of you the sum of Sll SO for
taxes paid on said premises described
in mortgage given to secure said
sums, with interest at s per cent; and
claiming also the foreclosure of O. mort
SdBO gwen w SECURE tho pay mOhS VI
said sums on the following real estate
ia Mahaska county, Iowa, to-wit:
Out lot four (4) in Myers modified
addition to the city of Oskaloosa.
For more particular statement see pc
tftion and amended petition on file.
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon of the second
dayof the next term, being the 0cto-
Der term Of the said court, which viii
commence at Oskaloosa on the I'd
day OF October, AID. 1900, default
viii be entered against you and judg-
ment and decree rendered thereon as
provided by law.
Dated this 18th day of July, A. d.
1900.
O.. G. JOHNSTON & Son,
5lw4 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-07-26
Rose Hill.

John Carl of Aurora III. is here
visiting his brother F. G. Carl for a
few weeks.
w. III. Moore returned on Moray
from business trip to Medford Ore.
He brought us a fine sample of plums
from Wilbur orr's fruit orchard.
Rev. McBlain and his wife were
called to Taintor on Saturday on ac-
count OF the Illness OF Mr.. Rhyme,
Mrs. McBlaine' slfather.
There was quite large attendance
from Rose Hill at the basket meet.
ing at Indianapolis, last Sunday. All
report fine meeting
Geo. w. Henderson, supt. of the
Wymore Sunday School reports
everything in splendid shape.
w. S. Hart, OF Ponca, Oklahoma is
here visiting with friends and with
his daughter, Mrs. M. A. Bump.
Miss Arie O'Conner of Oskaloosa
came down on Tuesday to visit
frl>nds for a few days.
Mrs, Martin Augustine and daugh-
ter Mary of Washington county,
visited at Mrs. A. Augustine's over
Sunday.
Mrs. Eta Sapp and daughter Clara
of Jewell county, Kansas, have been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dan Angus
tine, for about two weeks.
Alfred Rowland, who is making
his home with his daughter, Mrs.
Eugene White, in Oskaloosa came
down on Wednesday for a short visit
with his two sons. and to view the
Galloway herd.
Last Wednesday, the 18th, Miss
Cordia Adair was reminded of her
10th birthday. Twenty-one of her
friends were present and all report a
pleasant time. An elegant dinner
was served and the afternoon spent
in quilting and sewing carpet rags.
In the evening ice cream was served
in abundance. Miss Adair received
a number of useful presents, which
will remind her of the occasion.
Mrs. Allie Souter, of Lincoln, Neb.,
came in last week for short visit al
the parental w. G. Rhinehart home
and other relatives. She is spending
his week in the Hill at Jas. Souter's
and will return to her home in Lin
coin next week.
The Free Methodist people are
making great preparations for theiI
camp meeting that begins today
Wednesday July 25,and will continue
ten days, in Saroi's grove. The
tabernacle and a number of tents
have been set up. Rev. ]. W. White
the resident pastor, will do all in his
power to make all feel at home.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian church, made a complete
surprise on Aunt Lucy Taylor la
Tuesday afternoon Thirty-five OF
the ladies assembled there to pay
their respects to her, as a farewell
visit as she is going to move to Lar.
annie City, Wyoming in few days.
Ice cream and cake was served in
abundance. This was fine tribute
of respect most worthyly bestowed,
as Mrs. Taylor is one of our excel.
ent Christian women, who we deeply
regret to have move from our midst
NAsBY.
Your choice of any suit in our
house at S8.9S. FRED RoMER,
The World Clothier
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-07-26

Mrs. w. A. Stephenson has the
thanks OF the editorial department of
The HERALD for box OF the hand
soonest cut flowers that we have seen
for many long day. There was a
great box of roses, carnations, hell
tropes and other beauties fresh from
the matchless gardens OF this lady
and ell in tasteful arrangement. It
was compliment that was appre-
ciated and win be remembered.
Thank you.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-07-26
Rough Riders, club.

Oskaloosa and Mahaska county is
to have rough riders club and steps
towards its organization are now be-
ing considered. 1t lie suggested that
Carroll Sawyer be made the leader
of the company. Thei,young man
has recently had considerable exper-
fence in rough riding and he viii
make a good commander.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-07-26

Al Brantner leaves us a prosperity
-expansion-McKinley Radish and
it is a dandy. 1t measures Is inches
from tip to tip, isi24 inches in circum-
ference and weighs 81 pounds. 1t
is Madison township product and
defies anything on the free Is to 1
ratio platform to compare with it.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-07-26
Sentence COMMITTED.

Springfield, ILL.,, July 25.--GoV. Tan
ner to-day committed to life imprison-
ment the sentence of Lewis Thomas,
(colored), Cairo, sentenced TO hang for
the murder of Joshua Sheldon at
Cairo Christmas day, 1899. The gov
ernor had previously granteU Thomas
a reprieve until the board of pardons
conld fnNestigate the case.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-07-26
A Sad Disnster.

Syracuse, n. y, July 2j.-Through
the explosion of a steam tube con-
Meeting with the boiler in the steam
yacht Trilby, owned and commanded
by Fred L. Sphinx, of Serbia, Oswego
county, three young children lost
their lives, one more was frightfully
scalded and three other people were
more or less burned here at two
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-07-26
X. OF y. Meeting.

The Blade says the x. of P's OF
Pella are making preparations to
hold the animal county reunion of
Knights of Pythias in PelIa some
time in October. They expect fully
1000 members here on the occasion
and it win be one of the largest
events of the season.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-07-26
gnTaRataH-

Frankfort, Ky, July 25.-Edward
Russell and Burt Jenkins, laborers,
were killed by foul air in a well at
the o. F. C. distillery here at three
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Jenkins
lost his life in an attempt to prevent
the death of Russell
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-07-26
/ pMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested that on the 25th day of
July, A. ID. 1900, the undersigned
was appointed by the district court of
Mabaska county, Iowa, administrator
81 the estate Of M. X. Prime, de-
ceased, late of said hiahaska county.
AM persons indebted 10 said estate
win make payment TO the undersigned
and those having claims against the
same win present them legally anthem
heated to said court for allowance.
Dated July IS, 1900.
GEO. s.. PRIME, Administrator.
62w3 r. X. DAVIS, Clerk.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-07-26
Rural Free DeIIXery.

Washington, July 25.-The post
Office department has ordered the es-
tablishment of rural free delivery
service on August at Milan, Ill, and
Madelia and Vernon Center, MINI.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-07-26
RenomInated.

London, KY, July 25.-The repub-
licans Of the Eleventh congressional
district have renominated Congress-
man Vincent BoreiRg for a second
term.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-07-26

Lacrosse, Wis, July 25.--Milwaukee
passenger train number 2, due here at
3:05 a. m, ran into a landslide near
Wabasha, Mimi, about five o'clock in
the morning. The engineer and fire.
man were killed and several were in
iured.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-07-26

Your choice of any suit in our
house at S8.9s. FRED RoMER,
The World Clothier
The Oskaloosa herald., 1900-07-26

John Carl of Aurora III. is here
visiting his brother F. @. Carl for a
few weeks.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-07-12
NOTICE.

ia pursuance Of the above order, hereby
hiye notice tbat base obtained fFqto thqeFri
phhnR Court % g. MAfy's county, Maryland.
atleft "a nhplnisttatlgn up lhe perspni estate
~ JOSEPH A. Dillon, iatc OF said county. DO.
81 lsad, Al peEtprls haylng elens RRatnat
tho Enid dlrD8sed are hereby notified 70 exhibit
thd sagps, with thp rypdelgrs ~ tHpge,li
theretosto the subacrlber, on or belofe the 18th
.JahuaTy, tpgI, tbeg VIII otherTka Us laWini
excluded from The beneiits OF the said estate.
AZ pes9gJs ipaapt9a n tlieI deceased ate Pm
bhBscaher. .gfnlg stI. iN *
=. GLADYS DfLL0W,
t8 Administrative.
July IL 6ws Az
sg NJ lQtttttNsf 81 ffA1 lll WttAhtl VI .Alll !
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NOTICE 10 creditors.

0phhn9 Court N 81. aary's County, taiy 70.
q tFse1 "a d iQNL Setiig HnfEg SHuV
Ordagei hy the Court, That b. Gladys DIE
low. AamiplAFHlFx ~ ao8qpls A .tllilosF.l lAtn
~ IL MnfS county, Maryland, deceased, give
the gqleasFfApFei nv ltw 70 tileetestfg'ih
crtftofa ~ exhibit their claims aud that Tie
IA an ba pulltsled oifoa a WtsE Tor El& euf~.
cesslve Weeks n AiG st Mays iigAcos.
n TgEg 3f PHItip ". HugHtIa8,J
ReFIstrr Wlls for g. Mary's county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-07-12
RATIFICATION y 0TIcRe
Albert !. IBtHle. AssieheNa, W,

= sAihtAN ~ A'Nttfef fA2fHhhNSf
.ihifkliife N. Bailey and Mary J +. Bailey hiswife
t-k4t 4 MI ftaf.
NIB the Circuit Court Tor Sc. Mary's County, !,
No $50 N. Il.
9IIt ieshegebN ordered THIS aith s,lasl of Jhhe,
1909, thht tie sale hiadc aud reportedby Albert,
u lseale, assignee, In the above entitled eanse,
ne ratified aud confirmed, unless ealiseS 10 the
cbutrpry be shown on or before the 4th Monday
of July, 1900, provided a copy OF this order
be published Ia heSt. Maryia Beacon oncea
week for three successive weeks prior TO the
said 4th Monday tu.July, 1909.
The tdpoEtIStbNfs thathhc land sold for $500.
~ EN0CH D. ABELL, Clerk.
True copy Test
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-07-12

A dispatch from Chefu dated Sunday
says that the Ninth United States Infan-
try arrived at Tdkd Saturday and dis
embarked fr6mI the transport Logan.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-07-12
Ednurm NAHUM oanaq adl a1fits q
LVGpSI PUNT paas3tls topoi,aca
!. TOBACCO. INSPECTION
IoFflor1.3 FIlI 9a IA M, Z. ~ ~
No a. laltlinorq, Julylg, HOO


I'd tho TOBACCO Growers and Dealers in
southsrh Maryland 1That Dir 'blittons may
llDdeIfian,l tho true situaHpR I'VE repeat our
pRlcTIoAL GUARANTEE that the present rates
of %arhhaiIsn charges npbf Maryland tobacco
shat be assured for amy Length q time qesi5,,
cd. IgGEBpTNTi 'FHEE sr0itNGh ana AIis etsftel
mehts or intimqtions ipepnsstept with thspQ-.
sitibm md dur ability b rhaintaiirit must be
considered rs absolutely untrue,
i Me iusUn reAilifm otfleifeuhirsAAn tlieAttl-
cles written. by us and published IN the south
asn MaFyiahd faipefS ID MiffehgnitlfAp i4lfA ne
Az tobacco intendct for our whiehopseH has
Ihmlbditu reach thdfefOrlwfiist OF belhw fffhfltJ
ed, I'VE urge you T. mark eech aud every hhdsi
dtstnctlg LbgtfSD 1ROINiH ahd iIifbfif llfs by
whll of the shipments. TO facilitate this, wet
viii snnd upon apph easlon, lAtantls, cards 10
be lacked on the hhds, and postal cards adj
dfoksed t1mn2civss With printed blanks tO'be'
iilldd III. IN short, please DON'T CREDIT mis-,
81 NfkMENTs ic6ndefniHg btliF establ'
lithment ind RF suFE,rQ marx Your HHDs
LdcuHt Rtsht'' AMI eialsb us pyinah ~ thcar
shjHnent,
lt @lna And sea fsr pselyeAasdRaaclidM
me1fs ~ detcrmnipg what Is best for your
inas Il psTke ixgEBsrAgs AttNUf9h 8Hfaf tA nltF
Respecfnlly You're,
81 d 81 ltHltARleS, HEf1FWlCib ~ CO. ~
Jhly II n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-07-12

Ex-Secretary of State Caleb Powers
was, PLACED or trial a Tuesday last at
Georgetown Il J. charged with the muf+c
der of1NilliaR Geebel at -FFankfert-Jan-.-
uarY 80 last. He asked for time to cop
s;aaro ca3tin,iSannr GAaj1o4ml ono IA
49, - S--'>,,': -..f. l,,;cf ala ayer
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-07-12
rGislwoeRiwe opfldt Tie piAtf8fh On

rms iWe6k' we Vl3Finb life 'ptati0iih Ut
the Democraticparty MS lenunciathd at
Kansas CITY. bWq lwegedof ithpsebEh9
thought the 16 to. declaration SHOULD
have been omitted, because il, viii tend
tdti3ert attention from and u Bedl6dd
theiBmhing isshe1of imperiaIishpihSols9
ing theNdrys existeneeofi tie republic3.
On 4his iifipaFalmount issselo the whole
party is united, and, we think, With our
pbilosophic friend, Gen. n. E, Foard,
WHEN you sttike'ile, stop boring Amahy
a man has BORED clean thru, and all
the ila out at the bottom55jaugAm aeu1
The platform, as "a .wAqles isaall right
and the people will clearly discern the,
living issues it presents. for the cam
pafgh' .'i'' @'t'
- aIe 80
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-07-12

kAyizona, Newsfc AilA Add NaSlah@inaN
W. prom ~ people thou T efritoW
Aidm lmmd3 fatdt MATCHBOX hnd ApMfEul&
dNihg theF m4dition ms MNitalleesB
ss3ls. we fax4r mlnc rflA Eh tf9 " bstfiSl
form, Of go1eru ment fofAlasga ana Por-
We favor an intelligent system of i'm
proving the ARID lands Of the West, stor-
ing the waters for purposes Of irrigation
and the holding Of such lands for actual
NV e HoLInkaLeI ana. LEdi
enforcement of the Chinese Exclusion
.iaw and itsHppiicattuu cfHss'
es Of all ,Asiatic races,
Ho9f No FbREfGS ALtl4SeE. /" ~ =
Jeifononlsaid Peace, conihereaahd
honest fEiendship Yith qll.natie9g y enit
tangling alliances With none We APP,
prov d ahisiwholesom ld6etrina@bd tSio
hestIy apro.est Against the q Rap.pb1lgfaHi
departiirc which has involved ps 10 So,
called world poliltcso ibtlhdihsi the an
plpmaey M eEurqpe ara, Vie intrigaea9d
land .grabbing !of Asia. We especially
eondeinn fthe1ill tbnCealed ARepei1l0An
alliance, With. hnglandsYhifh must negap
Discrimination against other friendly
nations. and which has already shhai
the nations voice, while Liberty Is. being
strangled Ia Africa.
nrs9s@arnf POI. l'qms T3oEns ioil
Believing In the principles Of self GOV
ornment fEd rejecting, as'did our fore
fathers, the claim Of monarchy, We view
~ ith Indignation the bdrpoge ~ EnElahh
toigyefWhelm witlt1fproe tbeScuthAfTifl
can republics Speaking as We do for
Bthe unift6 American nation. except rs
Repp bligaa 0tlleeh9ldora,' ahd tor cad
fgecmen everywhere, we extend orr
eyihhathieb 10 the heroic burEheFs ih'
,their unequal struggle 10 maintain their
'iberty aud independence.
1 WeHehhhupea the lavish apprbpfia.
TONS si recent Republican Congrdsses,
which have kept taxes high and which
ptfpetuatiDh bfithe 6hrres'
sigqry ar iEFies! Ws sopRose tbe nqcuf
mutation ora surplus 10 be squandcrCa
b aeeh bar5faaed ffaads wpoii tbs taxi
payqrgps tbs Shippingu spbsidy bin
which, under the false pretense OF pros
I1Iei46eg AihJricSu bhipbmldihe, xsul5
put uneaynqd milligns iaia Htl1e peqkeis
~ faYofltc contributors 10 the Repuhli-
can ,aAtpalra I'VE favor tie efei
lreAQn ana speedy Fgpsal n the 0FaE
taxes and q return 10 the time. hpuo red
lDcABtSaiIc poIiaF % ssritt ec5no4by IN
gDEqfpmgutAl eRpgB9iggres .uQaffgae
L Believing that our most cherished ia.
stipSltSas af.s III afApbtgily tslsv Vbsss'@ry
| ektBgpce. cur cQpslituiion}Jg RepHpl H. N
III Stake and that TIC dccisiba now 90 be
I fe6iaftbpAeA d4teraiIho vlpsHcfs 1ut
kchVdgegjaTe n epi ~, the, hl84sgdl FiEiy h
IaRos pf free government, which have
rmade 3be Uatted stst4s great pros9'ttc
Gus apl hOHnSel, Nc earnestly RsA, lg
tho fostcOilg declaration Of principles
ishOheafiy @ppbf, 90 the llbttyioslng
AweFiqag pe2piPs SeggFllsfs aipregI9As
Ii m A9hrlWmlg rl@ lllli1 lAel
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New Embellishments
MARYLAND SCHOOL ron !.
THE DEAF AND DUMB

Ffl f6f board iartmctlbn aha Care
u ali white children and y0uihIinfAIR-
yhand.
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS AMI
TlIE MOST MODERN METHODS
AND ARPLlANiAES- s.ll IA shHiu
Ghildrcn too bard ~ heartpg To DO
.tanshpid public sclt0sis unlimited si'lit
IA s,sto, suPnoEl App seNadaasI Am
PLY "a
y 7 IfiCHAsl WliRbY PHholbai3aY
JalY f9--i0s.
ti 46A .Ef@V6uHYt VHf1N tE CAR
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-07-12

a. llseQgJlt 81 ? Per gent IA allowed ep
county hxes paid during month OF July,
aud per cent on c6uuty'ta S is;sld ddtD
Ing Augugty "a rait siq yft sssquYa9
The rrcaaurera Office viii be open at
Ltnnardtown on every working day III
tlso week" All dGinFionts are requir-
cd 10 be advertised on ,luue Z q 1901 ia,
f lfsMAfssdAETa fiENT,, i'h''l ~ :
,dl ~ CbaTfsanHoc ~! Mary 8 CD,
July 57ztf t-,- AZ, r, mslsgs 4t,.
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: iii f,fl, :. ,lllEfE a z,
DENTISTRY.

teeth hithansbbthttlc, N rs
II will be in my office at Mechanics.
villP Bird .gWean esdayGM exeft month";
and will visit parties at their homes
upon notification. anAii Il
~ e..aY "a IL. "a PAYNE,i ~
Is, May f1-tfE LeonardtoWn, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-07-12
JOHN P. POE, Solicitor,
100 E. Lexington st.. baltimore.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE WASHINGTON
%aND POTOMAC R4txRoAns

sg b S,Isse 3, s ss sse IEsa sS Sgrt Of
s. bi%S ( :; s s$
Il pqliia aNc} q Efal Ne EoNss hshAess Upper
ssHarlBFf6'. Pi4Aee 0o0rge sW3ifntY, Maryland.
on WEDNESDAY, July 10, 1900. atl2 o'Aock,
noon. A LII TIL Z RAILROAD OFTHEM WASTE
INGTON AND POTOMAC RAILROAD COM
PANY, beginning at Point Lookout, at the
confluence Of the Potomac river and the Chess
and running thence to the city Of Washington,
gakpu& enances, w1ih the Eeaiipmentst heredf
lcdukiAing of ali Its persdnn property and eli
fects of every kind and also all the rights, lib
critics, privileges, iInmunitiee and franchises
OF the said Washington and Potomac Rhilroad
Company, and also all the rights Of way anu
strucifbn. use ana maintenance OF sAid rail-
road, IT'S extensions and branches, together
withlall the bridges, culyerts, sidetracksi de-
potS gEoHndf machine afF,pt. WI pp4s tnd
otie1 4rnettireB, properties, TgElt and 9ereon-
Al, sahd IhPrkyeIfepts oft1ers Nind fnd PES
About ri miles of this railroad, viz that
portion Of II between Irnndywine, station
on the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad, irT
Prince Georges county. aud Mechanicsyille,
~ Nv. Marx,a COUNTY Maryland, have been
Dg 100 s,sE 2 s yass gcefess,rc
II ~ soA M lsS than tweAy hse sBoosana dol
lars $4,000 10 be received OF the purchase
bonSi N S tS defend delas1 ii JsySiena
on which WI be edlial tVtiie balahcef ofthe
purchase price. A deposit of ten thousand dol
lars sl0O0)) in cash, or fifty thousand dollarS
$4,000 IN said bonds 20 be made, n aefnpnded
hy tae Trustee. .AA "
UNION TRUST COMPANY,
la HN. 20. III
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Notice to 4 Taxpayers lz] AZ rs !.

n, SIEA hbgrakeany lasttfipsin'tht7th
4 District on The last TUESDAY In
JUNE shd JULY for the purpose OF col
leelinb '0s and 700 taSess,l s1pIPieae
An taxes lpat paid iipJqly must be aQlr
rs ead halJN0tB, lsABLENGER =
JnPsed P lHftt aaaasm ala auqu
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tFgSlIyg wlpsk or s.. Mary 'sFsyaiy, (
Z RAlg sfs0TfCE.

d la pursuance OF the above order, hereby
give notice that have ebtaknod irvm the Or
laissr g efpsg.TsakSfAIJoS
eli James \. Nilburn, late Of said County,
de4eaged, AL persons having claims against
ahd stld dekagaeJa rb herebyfibt med To exhibit
thdreto to the subscriber, on On befdfd the lltA
day OF Doc, 1900, they viii otherwise by law
DO excluded from the bcnaiitsof the,sAld "a
tatb, All fsefsbhs indebtettto the'decedsea are
requested to make immediate payment TO the
y. 81 7'crDssNno TIokESeh SiIlB(fI,N,,ss,Sa
Adnknistrati4k.l
fdJune li-6w4 pN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-07-12
THE CONVENTION.
Bryan and Stevenson.

Enthusiasts Democratic representa-
tiyes at Kansas City named Bryan and
Stevenson astne&aqdidates of THAR par>
ty for Pi45dsE aesl Vino PFcs AKht.
No more tht pst co bsIention 9as
ever held. Mam Ian cast hef1e Mtes.
for yiSetEFpside6t for CO.. JoIE walN
ter Smith. The delegation from Mary
land, together with other delegations,
made an earnest effort to eliminate from
the platform the declaration for the free
coinage of silver at ratio of 10 to>1.
nAA * the host notable incidents ofthb'
convention was the ovation to Ex-Goy-
erner Dayid b. Hill. OF Now YlorK -.
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Eltlice--Fier 2, Light 1T.
pune 20 '00-vtf ft
lNotlceS TO creators.

Orphans Court Of 81. Mary's County,
tJune va 800, Sci le,ft ftt }
ordered fy' thei Court. That f1otencc' Mn
4an, Administrators Of
I TIA b. JANIS, rliMEIBUR tietjta iRi
Id OF st. Mary's county, Maryland, deeeaFuds
i9e the notice required BY law 10 the deceas-
az creditors 20 exhibit their clas DIS aud that
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nAsive weeks In the st. Mary's BEACON.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-07-12
RREASURERS' NOTICE
TO Taxpayers.

AlirWat lheaettlti IJlslfiess III tie
oaatyf for lia puTp9m VI eg4@iilng
ilatc and County iaxey FOR iheyear 900,
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ed eNpvcmbcF, ,pf aResept yqaE, and
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1900-07-12
4 THEn PLAEFoRM. - lIl !


We theiifepfesehtttiVesi Of the Deifib-
cratic, party of the DATED Statess assbth-
bled in national convention, on the an
hipersdfy Sf She Adoption of the Decia-
ration, Of, Indqpanaence.i daEehtIfnl our
faith. in that immortal proclamation Of
the inalienabIe fights " man and DUR
allegiance to the Constitution framed IN
harmony therewith by the fathers Of the
Repdblio We h6ia with othe United
States Supreme Court that thefI1eelaEasI
ton Of independence is the spirit Of our
goRernmehtJ o. which Tire 05dstithhbn
is the form and letteB9 Qn1a lsnE9 aHue
We declare again thatall governments
instituted Anbn Y men Derive tAer Jdst
powers from the consent Of the govern
ed, that any government not based upon
theconseAJn ofifi9es govern 81 Is b tyfsfn7
ny,,apd that 70 sbnp9so ,up9n any people,
q government OF force is to substitute
themeth bds Of iniperiaIisihfbr thdsG of
republic We held that thg Cpnstitu,
ton follows the flag and denounce the
doctrine thatGn RxecutiEd ofD0ngress'
deriving their existence and their pow
ers from the CohstiIution can exercise
laval authority beyond itor in 'tfola'1
tion Of II. salet
We assert that no nation can long en-
dure hRl republic and halfemplre, and
we, warn the Amefiean people, that I'M
pefialislh abroad VIII lead quickly and
ineyitablyto despotlsaf 1T honiey199l 90