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Villas I IS VIGOROUS
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slavery, which we now endure. The
people of this land must pursue the
skillful strategy taught by their great
enemy. They must unite and stand
together shoulder to shoulder in firm
array. with clear perception of their
rights and an untiring industry in the
struggle to win.
"The Republican party, If it wins,
will not endeavor to redress the wrong
of protection. 1t is safe to predict that
this session Of congress-the last they
will control, let us hope, in our gen
eration-will not even repeal the duty
on anthracite COAL It is far more
probable that they will supplement the
evil of protection by passing the ship
subsidy bill. Tariff reform is the prin-
cfple Of the Democratic party Can
you fail to see that this great measure
Of life springs from no class, stands
for no political interest, but aims for
the common welfare of our country?
Can anyone question that the princi-
pies of this measure are founded on
the broadcast principles of righteous
policy-the advancement and benefit Of
his countrymen? No candid man will
claim it to be a panacea for our COM
mercial political ills. 1t may not re-
dress all the - evils protection has
formed.
Mighty Step Toward the End.
But it will be step, mighty
step, toward the end, if not entirely
complete. 1t is the natural first step.
1t can do no injustice. It aims fair
stroke even atztf1e beneficiaries of pro-
lection. 1t takes no property, it levies
not even a tax on them who have so
long taxed the people for themselves;
it deprives them of nothing except the
iniquitous advantage of unjust laws.
1.-THE spirit and purpose of tariff
reform are the same which have al
ways animated the noblest heroes of
liberty in the conflicts with power; the
mighty struggles through which our
race has advanced. 1t is the spirit
which underlies the true faith OF De-
mocracy. 1t rests on the fundamental
doctrine which makes the Democratic
party what it is-the party of the peo-
ple-that great doctrine taught by the
gospel of Christian brotherhood Of
men, the equal rights of all men. It
can find among the ways of political
controversy but one true and safe ex-
preston in a land of constitutional
liberty and equality. Il beg of you to
pursue it and at the polls next week
strike with your ballot for the right"
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The Coal Mans Day.

Study for character painter: The face
of an iceman who is trying to buy a ton
Of anthracite.-Chicago Tribune.
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Our Safety Deposit Vaults are the best
Security Trust Company n. z. Life Bldg.
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THE ANDREW
school
GROCERY CO.,
broadway and 9TH.
Automobile Tickets Free
With every SO cent Purchase.
Have fOu Kfsffe 81 the Greaf-
est ApE5Ee Exhibit in Town ?

It's here-one whole store adjoining
our main store devoted exclusively to
the display of the biggest stocks and best
varieties Carloads and carloads to select
from. See our apple stock-it's a sight
to see! Ben Davis, Wine Sap, Missouri
Pippin Russell. Baldwin. Greening, North
ner, Snow, Crimes Golden, Bell Flower,
Spitzenberg and many other varieties.
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STAKE IS MILLIONS
J. w. GATES BATTLE FOR CON-
Troll OF COLORADO FUEL
SHIFTS TO ST. PAUL
ARGUMENTS TO BE HEARD
BEFORE JUDGE sANBoRN

John c. ossood and Other stockhoId-
ers Seek Leave to Appeal From Or
der of Judge Caldwell, Appointing
Master in chancery to Preside at a
Meeting of Stockholders.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWl

It embodies every luxury and comfort
of modern passenger train equipment
Call at Northern Pacific city offices in
St Paul or Minneapolis for particulars.
$500 to the Pacific Coast until Noyem-
her 1St
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Dedication of Tower and Bells, Faribault,
Mimi, Nov. 4th, 1902.

For this ceremony in memory Of Bish-
Ry. will on Nov. s4th, sen excursion tick
cts to Faribault at s2.10 for the round
trip good to return Nov. 9Th. For further
information apply to j. N. Storr, City
Ticket Agent, Cor. 9Th and Robert Sts.,
st. Paul, MINI.
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RAILROAD NOTICES,
The North Coast Limited,

ne NOftn Quasi EIHfIteu,
The Crack Train of the Northwest, leaves
st. Paul every day at $3.50 a. M, and
Minneapolis at 1902 a. M. for Fargo,
Butte, Helena, Spokane and all points on
the Pacific Coast, via the
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-01-23
DR. JOSEPH ABELL baden.

DR.. Joseph A. Baden diedof heart
failure, Monday morning last, the
Goth instant, at his residence 2l05
North Calvert street, Baltimore He
had been confined to his home only
o week. He was a gentlemen of the
old school, kind and courteous 10
all, and with heart ever open and
hand ever ready to help the unfor-
tunate. He lived lovable life and
a host OF friends mourn his death.
DIR. Baden was born in St. Mary's
county, Maryland, and was 68 years
old. He graduated from the Uni
versity of Maryland in 1856 and
practiced in St. Mary's county un-
til the Civil War broke out, when
he joined the Confederate Army as a
surgeon. He was stationed for some
time at Winder Hospital, Richmond,
and was in General Longstreet' s
command. After the war he remov-
ed to Calvert county, where he re-
NAMED seven years. About 25y years
ago he came to Baltimore
He was at one time the supreme
commander OF the Order OF the Gold
en- Chain, holding membership also
in Park Council, No. 365, Royal Ar
canum, as medical examiner. Heis
survived by widow, who was Miss
Maria c. Thompson, of st. Mary
county. and one son, Mr.. Richard
T. Baden, of 2l07 North Calvert st.
who is with Henry Keidel Company.
His remains were buried Wednes-
day in Druid Ridge cemetery.
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[Reported for the Beacon ]


''Drat my hider Here We are
again Al the beginning Of new year,
and greater things are happening
every day. Horse racing on the
program; but this happens 70 be q
bad day with but few spectatorsand
only one to enter the lists. Herewe
are of. promptly ata.30s. m. Down
the road md over the crossing,
through the woods! Look out -
''Setupthere Dan q Whoa, steady,
that s a good boy - Pastthe former,
down the hill. and here we are at
the Rectory gate, the end Of the
course. Whoa; whoa; steady my
pet. There, that's a good boy
Nobly done first in the race. Miss
- has won the race.
And now the ''Oakley" Literary
and Social Society is assembling.
Smiling faces, every one. but where
are the boys? Well, we get along
"middling' without them.
Thefollowing program was render
ed.
Song, Old Kentucky Home, Society.
Address. Our Society," Mr..
Foxwell
Recitation, Country Girl. Miss
Lillian Dent
Song, Juanita, Quartet.
Reading, Little Brooches, Miss
Susie LaRoche.
Recitation, Machines Child, Mr..
Harrison.
Song, Annie Laurie, Sextet.
Recitation, Georges Plantation,
Miss Helen Burch.
Chinese Concert, Society.
Duet, Misses Grason.
On a side table were 81 articles
representing the titles OF q differ
ent books. Two prizes wereoffered.
Miss Helen Burch and Miss Mary
Grason being the recipients. Among
the books guessed were:
Won BY Waiting; Beside the Bon
ny Brier Bush: Over the Tea Cups;
Under two Flags; Under the Red
Robe; Red Rock; A Bow of Orange
Ribbon; Black Rock; Mill on the.
Floss; Rose in Bloom; We Two, etc.
Yours forever, SCAT.
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Reported for the Beacon. ]


Jutland, the picturesque home of
Mrs. Lydia A. Morris, overlooking
the waters of Smith s Greek and the
Potomac River, was again the scene
OF gaiety and mirth on Thursday
evening, January 16, when Miss
jamie Morris gave a most delightful
dance to her friends in honor of her
guest, Miss Florence Melvin, of Bal
timore. The parlors were lastly
decorated with holly and evergreens,
while little punches Of 'mistletoe"
hung here and there proving q
terror % TO the fair maidens who
were kept at their wits end lest
some audacious knight catch them
unawares. Early in the evening
the young folks began to come, each
eager to trip the light fantastic toe"
to the inspiring strains OF the violin
and banjo which were already filling
the air with music. Soon the ball
room was one mass Of graceful curves
and beautiful figures as the charm
ing maidens and their gallant part
ners glided through the waltz, two
step and quadrille.
All too soon the midnight hour ar
rived and we were invited to the
dining room where ices, cakes and
fruits were served in elaborate style.
In the wee hours of the morning.
loathe 10 leave the waxen floor and
charming ladies, we babe adieu to
our hosts, having spent one of the
most pleasant evenings OF our lives.
The guests were most gracefully re-
ceived by our hostess, Miss jamie
Morris and her friend Miss Florence
Melvin who in creations OF blue and
pink respectively. presented q most
charmingappearance. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Pembroke, Mrs. Lydia A. Morris
and Mr.. Stephen Goodrich, Misses
jamie Morris, Florence Melvin, of
Baltimore, Eva Dunbar, Olive Evans,
Massey Clark, Bertha Freeman,
Virginia Wise. Macie Claggett,
Sadie Bohanan, Margaret Kennedy,
Agnes Kennedy and Edith Ford.
Messrs. Bob Lilburn, ]. Thomas
Morris, Bevins Norris. Bruce Tyler,
Fred Dunbar, Logan Dunbar, Law
renee Williams, Genie Jones, Claude
Ford, Ernest Bohanan, John Dawson
and Lee Abel Messrs. Joe and
Walter Jarboe, furnished excellent
music. :.
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Bedlam Neck Society.
Cavity Of the past wssk.-Dareiug and
skating.
REPORTED for the Beacon

lnepOrteu Tor the Beacon.
The dance held at River Springs
on the l4th, instant, was most enjoy
able, and we cordially thank the
boys of the Seventh District for a
delightful evening.
Our band swayed us with many
popular airs, and it is needless to
say that we could feel the heart
throb through The music he plays
us.
A fine oyster supper was served
at twelve. and fairy mattresses did
not seem to lessen the appetites.
Tucker" proved very exciting,
and it is sometimes dangerous to be
a belle.
A set of lanciers was more inter-
esting, from what we overheard:
Dance light, for my heart,
1t lies under your feet, love -
Among those present were DIR.
r. p. Blackstone, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Blackstone, Mr. and Mrs. Wade
Blackstone, DR.. and Mrs. w. B.
Dent, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McWilli-
ans, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Dent,
Misses Lyon, Lizzie and Ida Blak-
istone, Katherine and Lillian Dent,
Mary and Claudia Grason, Helen
Burch, Emile and Edna Freeman,
Imogene Hodges, Messrs. James
and Samuel Lyon, Frank Hayden,
DR.. r. V. Palmer, Ernest Burch,
Willie Blackstone, Al. Mattingly,
William and Ludwell Herbert, Rob-
ert Lyon, Bernard and Willie Free
man, Johnnie Hodges, Stone Dent,
John Herbert, - McWilliams and
others.
The excitement on St. Clement $
Bay last Wednesday evening was
due to very merry skating party,
and not TO bacehanalian riot as
might have been imagined by the
sound of revelry." The lanterns
with the music OF laughter and song
attracted much attention and forms
gathered along the bank in awed
wonder TO reconnoitre at safe dis
lance. These disturbers of the
peace were Miss Mary Grasou, Mr.
William Freeman, Miss Emile Free
man, Mr.. William Herbert. Miss
Claudia Grason, Mr.. George Ne
Williams, Miss Edna Freeman and
Ludwell Herbert. Bernard Free
man and Roy McWilIiams, guards
men,.
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Stone gave
dinner at their residence. Toma-
kokin, on January -, the menu in
GLIDING everything for which the
heart Of man could wish. Mr.. John
Lancaster enlisted the sympathy as
well as the merriment of those pres
ent, who were Mr.. aud Mrs. Fred
McWilliams, Mrs. C. J. LaRoche,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lancaster, Mrs.
Robert Freeman, the Misses Grason
and Miss Mabel Lancaster.
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Criminal 1fatters.--Jo Swails.
colored, was tried before Justice W.
Meyerell Loker on the 17th, instant,
charged with killing rabbits out Of
season. Swails was adjudged gull
ty and fined 81 and costs.
Last week. William +. Williams.
alias Son Williams, coIored, waiy-
ed an examination before Justice
Morgan and was held 10 await the
action Of the Grand Jury ona charge
Of burglary II Is alleged that VIII
liams entered Dir. Foxwell's house
and stole $40 belonging 10 James ".
Foxwell.
Saturday last, Wilson Brooks,
colored, was before Justice Morgan,
waived an examination and was held
for the Grand Jury on the charge Of
assaulting with intent to kill Nellie
Cole, colored.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-01-23

Calvert Nearly Completed. The
new Weems Line steamer Calvert,
which is now receiving the finishing
touches at the yards of Neafe 4
Levy, her builders. Philadelphia,
viii probably be completed on jan
uary % and will be delivered to the
company about the last Of the month.
Capt. William C. Geoghegan, form
erly of the Northumberland, has
been appointed to the command Of
the new steamer. He is now in
Philadelphia experimenting the
work. -Saa.
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A very pretty marriage was SOL
emnized Friday evening, January 10,
at 8 clock at the residence of Mrs.
Ruby, sos North Park Street, when
Dir. George NJ. Raley of BALTIC. Nd,
and Miss Estelle c. Eikenberg OF
this city were united. Rev. Mr..
Chatley of Fourth avenue Church OF
Christ performed the ceremony.
A wedding supper followed the GER
emony. Dir. and Mrs. Raley will
leave in short time for their home
in BALTIC. Did. = CoiansLas Cgfisea.
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MORTUARY.
JOSEPH o. RooKER.

Joseph O. Rocker died at his late
residence, near Piney Point, on Sat
urday, January Is, 1902, at 6 @. m,
aftera lingering illness. The inter-
ment at Poplar Hill, Sunday last, at
4 p. m, was attended by an immense
concourse Of friends.
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Saint Maru's Beacon
COUNTY NEWS.
LocaIwIss and Otherwise.

6008sWtSo 8st8 8sts0s Wt8Ss
Our thanks are duedelegate Chas.
S. Grason for copy ofthe Maryland
Manual 1901.
Mace Woodland, colored, Chaptico,
has been granted q. S. pension OF
$40 per month.
The Maryland Independent is ably
advocating the enactment OF q high
license law for Charles county.
The General Assembly recon
vened last Tuesday evening and
it is likely that many 3ills were pre-
scented.
Miss Lucille Camalier, of Leonard
town, left Tuesday morning last for
a visit to Miss Nancy Combs. Day
ton, Ohio.
Theae viii be services at St. An
drew's Church, Sunday, next, the
26th. instant, at IL q. m. AT Poplar
Hill at 3 p. m. same day.
Miss Florence Melvin, of Balti-
more, who has been spending sever
al weeks with her friend Miss jamie
Morris, at Jutland, has returned
home
Monday last. deputy-sherih Mat
tinsly took David Harle to Spring
Grove Asylum. Harle had been re-
leased from the asylum but had are
lapse.
Delegate T. Lee Mattingly, OF ST.
Mary's, was named as one of the
Committee TO notify Mr. German Of
his election. Lees friends appreci-
ate the compliment.
Don't forget to attend the ORA
matte Entertainment next Friday
night at Leonardtown Hall. The
Finger of Scorn" is to be rendered
by the local talent and a pleasant
andenioyable evening is guaranteed.
Henry Boyd. colored. was hanged
Friday morning last, in Marlboro for
the murder of Martha Oden, colored,
at the latter's home, near Marlboro
on August Sth, last. The condemned
man ran up the steps of the gallows.
OF the St. Mary's appointees at
Annapolis, Thomas A. Reeder is
clerk TO Senate Committee; J. Benz.
Hebb is assistant postmaster, Senate;
John II. Abel is assistant keeper
House cloakroom, and Clarence Guy
is page in House.
On our first page will be found
sketches of Senator-elect German
and of State Treasurer Murray Van
diver. The text of Associate Judge
Merrick's opinion in the Prince
Georges contested election cases al
so appears on that page.
We invite attention to the new ad-
vertisements in this issue. They
are: The Fidelity and Deposit Co:
Notice to Taxpayers School Notice;
White Sewing Machines; Road No
tice; Entertainment at Charlotte Hall;
Lawrence's Clearing Out Sale, the
Sun for 1902, &c.
Mr.. Richard Cough on Tuesday
presented US with an orange that
was grown near Chaptico, St. Mary's
county. by his sister, Mrs. Samuel
G. Hayden. Mrs. Hayden has sew
eral lemon trees which are said to
produce abundantly very fine fruit.
St. Mary's is hard to beat - Times
Cseseat
il possible the County Commits
sioners wish to have the bonds to
pay for the building of the new
Court House sold on February 18th,
proximo, so as to have them ready
for delivery on or before March /,
at which date the script issued to
settle with Contractor Smith falls
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BLACESHITHIHG.

] wish 10 inform nv patrons and
the general public that after the 1sf
OF January, 1912. can be foaud In
my shop at Blue STONE. All work
In my line will receive prompt at
tentiou. Specsal attention paid 10
horseshoeing. Dain ing and oyster
tong making, isu's.:. pistols and all
kinds OF mae.li Try repaired. Terms
CASH. ADAI I. WHILE
Jan 2-3mF
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| viii be in LeJnardtown on Tues
days, Jaauary II. 81 and g for the
purpose Of collecting Annual Inter
est due Montgomery Fire Insurance
Company for the year 1902.
GEO. r. GARNER,
Agent.
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Don't forget the Baseball Benefit,
Friday, January oath, instant. The
drama 70 be performed is said 10 be
q good one, and the young ladies
and gentlemen who are TO appear in
the cast insure q pleasant and enter
tanning evening.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-01-23

Contested ElectiOns.-We have
been informed that the St. Mary s
county contested election cases have
been dropped pending the review
of Judge George c. Merrick's re-
cent opinion by the Court of APP
peals.
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FOR RENT.

House in Mechanicsville now oc-
cupied by Mr.. B. w. Burch.
Apply to
Mas. N. r. HOOD,
52 w. los street,
NEW YoRK CRY.
Jan 8 ON
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Isas Cent. il ) Loo wsrth ssriprl

All Ladies' and Children's Coats
and capes are going at a % cent
discount at L. A. Jones Il Son.
Now is your time 70 buy one cheap.
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- By the display Of New Goods
and hustle you would know that A.
a. Lawrence had just returned from
baltimore with q fine stock. He has
bought low and viii give bargains.
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Notice to Debtors.

ALL parties indebted to me on
milling accounts are requested to
make immediate payment. Persons
having accounts against me will
please present the same at once.
ZACH L. JOHNSON,
Morganza, Md.
Jan Is, '02--mp.
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Neatly
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Never thought Of such 4
sign for a medicine did YOU :
Well. its : good sign for
SCOTS Emulsion. The BODY
has to be repaired like other
things and SCOTS Emulsion is
the medicine that does it.
These poor bodies wear out
from worry, from over-work,
from disease. They get thin
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from long usage.
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Graham NJ. Shade Executor, viii
sell at public auction at Fishing
Point, near Milestone Landing on
Thursday, January Both, instant,
the personal property Of the late
James Shade. Attend the sale.
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bWV&tGS ~ ~t0UHNOf8s
Orphans Court of 81 Mary's county.
Jan IA, 1909. Set:
ordered by the Court that GRAHAM
NJ. SHADE. Executor of JAMES SHADE
late of 81 Mary y county. Mars land, decreased
give the mott g required by Law to the decras.
eds creditors Co exhibit their claims aud that
the same be published once a week for sax sue.
cessiye weeks Ia the "a Mary's45EACoN
Test: PHILLIP r. RUCKIER
Register OF Wills for So Mary's county
NOTICE
In pursuance OK .he above order. hereby
give notice that I have obtained from the
Orphans Court Of -. Nary's county Nary
laBd, letters testamenfary on the pereoral
estate of JANES SHADE, late of said
county. deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby no.
led to exhibit the same. with the pro- or
vouchers attached thereto 20 the subscriber
on or before the 18th day OF July, lSo2, they
will otherwise by itw be excluded from the
benefits of said estate. All persons indebted 20
the deceased are requested 10 make immedi.
ate pay ment tU the subscriber.
GRAHAM n SHADE.
Jan io-Swf Executor.
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and the bottle.
This picture represents
the Trade Marx of SCOTS
Emulsion and is on the
wrapper of every bottle.
Send for free sample
SCOTT & BOVINE,
4oo Pearl s.,.. New York.
soc. and 81. al druggists