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@ftien, SbligatiOnen unb 8aumpoue,
LowNDEs & REDWOOD, Stock Exchange
H. F. BACHMAN & CO.. 28-2l2 Equitas
Bile Building.
GUSTAYUS ODER, Is SouthsStr.
CHARLES B.HOBLITZELL & CO., 201
Ost=German=Str.
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9ummt : 8Ieiber, MadtntOibes uip.
G. a. ZIRKEL & CO., 10 E. Pratt Str.

Teniterglds, GlufGen unb &Orte.
THE BAKER GLASS CO., 12o Hanover
Str.
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Seuerii9ere M0belz2ogeru..g
THE SECURITY STORAGE & TRUST
CO., 1919, NorthzAve.
GRAHAM's WAREHOUSE, Park : Ave.
und Dolphin=Str.
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GnarDsacihdfte.

Qustpdrtise unb einbeimiI4e pro=
butte.
HENRY KNEFELY & SON, 5 o. Pratts
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-DDtt-
empfe6fenswert6en SFtnans-,
Gngres- nno Gmoetaif-
@ef6dften.
Sinan5ieHea
Banter.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK, II S~outh=Str. ;
s ]. D. Ferguson, Praes.; II. B. Wilcox.
Kassirer.
MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK.
Baltimore und LibertyzStr. Chas. W.
Dorsey, Praes. Harry NJ. Mason, Kassiz
rer.
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATIOs
NAL BANK, lombard und South=Str.;
Chas. 7. Crane, Praes.; Carter G. Os-
burn, Kassirer.
DEUTSCHE BANK, Baltimore und Hols
liday.Str. A. H. Schulz, Praes.; August
Weber, Kassirer.
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS Mas
TIONAL BANK, Howards und Gers
mansStr.; Lawrence 3. Kemp, Praes.
Wilson Keyser, Kassirer.
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK, II n. Eua
tawsStr.; Joshua G. Harvey, Praes.
w. Marriott, Kassirer.
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". LANAHAN & SON, 20 Light.str.
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Drn @oobs.
DANIEL MILLER s co. $50 Hopkins
Place.
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Oroeuenz9dnbler.
1rpIN LANGDoN & CO., $1,000 W.
LombardsStr.
GILBERT BROS. s CO., 70 n. Howard
Str.
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Sun GauIcn Der Civilization.

Inner @ieg uuf Der SnTet W}inounuo.
- 2oufgrGben Oou eri4oKener
MOrOs. Quf amerifaniI6er
Seite a6t 9obte unb bier3ig Ser
ipunoete. - Die Gbolera auf Ell
mem Srdnsporti6tff.
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Butter, @ier unb @efliigel,
WIN. A. SHUTTLE & CO., r8 s. Charles.
Str.
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buB er fi4 prin3ipiea ni6t binben,
ionbern ieOen ein3elnen SAT- mad
8eroienft be6anoeln poQe. Wenn Elm
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PrOteIte gegen ibn ni4t luut gepOrz
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Mc2aurin, 9rtt4arO unb 8enofen
nun binter Die Obren f4reiben mill
len.
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Oiamanten uno S9rtudid4en.
n 7 oPPENHEIMER & SONS, 1t w.
3altimoresStr.
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0ompfmaf9inen, ae1el, Punpen.
WALLACE sTEBBINs & SONS Charles
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NATIONAL ENAMELING & STAMPING
Co, 100 HanoversStr.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-26
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
In the matter Of the sale of the real
estate Of William G. WEIGH, der
ceased, by Robt. @. Combs.
administrator, C. {. a. OF
said deceased.


In the Orphans Court for st. Ma
rvs county.
Ordered this 18th day Of June,
1902. that the sale Of the real estate
of William G. Welch, deceased, called
the Ridge Farm, containing one hun
dred and forty acres, more or less,
made by Robt. G. Combs, admins
TRAITOR. C. t. a. and reported to this
Court, be and the same is hereby
ratified unless cause to the contrary
be shown ON or before the End Mon
day of July, 1902, provided q copy
OF this order be published in the st.
Mary's BEACON once a week for three
weeks preceding said second Mon
day of July, 1902.
JAS. T. HARRISON,
WIN. S. COPPAGE.
Judges Orphans Court,
st. Mary's county.
True Copy-Test:
Phil. T. BUcKLER,
June 19-3w. Register OF Wills.
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w. H. Garner. Of New York; Miss
Mary Barber. Mrs. William o. Jane.
son. Miss Emma Jazpeson. Of Charles
county: Mr. James Baden, Misses
Helen. Gertrude. and Bessie Baden,
Of Prince Georges county; Mr. and
Mrs George p. LolEer, Mrs. Joseph
H. Key, Mrs. Laura W. Holmes. Of
Leonardsown; Misses Lucy Cough,
Lola and Mary Garner. Of Chaptico;
Miss Elanor Garner. Of Marlboro;
Miss j. NJ. Jarboe. OF Montgomery
county; Misses Fannie and Amelia
Sothoron, OF the Plains. Mr. John
r. Sothoron, Of Kansas City; Mr.
John p. Briscoe, Jr-, Of Calvert
and Miss Melton. Of Wash
ington, d. C. AsoS.
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Working On The Railroad.-
Monday afternoon We we're Il Oak
vile and saw the work On the rail-
road We found that about Q mile
and > half or two miles Of the track
had been leveled and prepared for
ties The work was very well done
and bore evidence Of experienced
supervision. Dominica Benedetto,
Interpreter and foreman in charge.
informed us that 123 Ken were en-
gagged In the work. This detach-
ment Is working from Oakville to
wards Hillville and are now engag-
ed In building county road at Pom
ton 8 10 replace the portion Of the
old railroad grade at that point that
for some years has been used as a
public road. The men, under Bene-
detto, are camped on the property
known as Part Of the Farm, near
Oakville, and are q fine-looking set
and were very quiet and orderly.
OF course there il much specuIa-
tion as 70 the capitalists who are
behind this new effort to build
railroad through st. Mary's county,
but the men in charge are working
and not talking and everyone is at
liberty to guess what corporation
he pleases as putting up the cash
that makes the work 20 on. Mr..
Kerens, the contractor, is now
boarding with DR.. Jos. o. King at
Hillvillle, and is an energetic and
clever gentlemen who politely gives
out the information that he is build
ing the Washington & Point Lookout
Railroad and attends strictly to the
business he has in hand. All the
citizens we have seen speak in high
terms OF the good behaviour of the
men engaged in the work. In our
next issue we hope to be able to an
nounce that the work is progress
ing rapidly and that there is a bright
prospect for a railroad through st.
Mary's county.
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Reasons For The Delay.-The
Evening Nesrs, Of a recent date,
credits Governor Smith with speak
ing to Chairman Vandiver as follows
about the calling Of the Democratic
Central Committee ia session:
II expect you re right, Murray. |
saw John Moore hoeing in his cab
bage patch yesterday, and he told
me his potatoes were crowding him
badly. Ii mightn't suit Tom Smith
so well to put She meeting OF, for
he'll begctting ready to ship peaches,
but whatever we do viii be all right
with him. Elihu Jackson has sold
Bill Laws lumber for new wagon
shed and has to haul il next week.
And them Elihu says his rheumatic
is worse and he can't toss boards
around like l can. Frank Smith
says Camalier is very busy setting
out bis tobacco plants had no sea-
son until yesterday. =
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next 10 attend the annual meeting u
Ocean City. Nd. ON July md and
Bird. The gathering viii Be a I'M
portant tone TO the profession through
out the State.
George z. Garner, Of chaptico. az
tended the recent commencement Of
Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa.
The Evening SenfiaeI, OF June 5.
says: The Sigma Chi fraternity
was greatly honored by the presence
of Mr.. Garner. Of chaptico. Nd, o
charter member. who graduated
here In 1862. .
Special attention is directed TO
Treasurer Dents notice TO 'sDeIin-
quent Taxpayers. published in
this issue. Unless 1901 taxes be
paid on or before Saturday, July IL,
1902, proximo, the Treasurer is
obliged by law to advertise the de-
linquents' property. No other no
tice is required.
TheSt- John Berchmans Sanctuary
Society, Father Lenahan, Director,
viii have its first outing on Tues
day at Newtown. The members are:
Gregor Osterman, Leo Osterman,
George Osterman, Franklin Abel,
b. III. Canaalier, Lewis Payne, Keat-
ing Boyd; Joseph Mattingly, Albert
Morgan, Joseph Morgan.
At Tuesdays meeting, the Board
of School Commissioners audited
Teachers reports for the term just
ended. The falling of in the State
apportionment of the school tax will
defer payments in full of teachers
until early in July. Misses Madge
Duke, Helen Shermantine and Mr..
T. B. Carpenter were selected to
represent St. Mary's at the State
Teachers Association.
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st. rnigo's Items.


How fertile, how full Of blessings
is the earth hereabout. How beau
tifully is the scenery. variegafed.
Trees small and large. deciduous
and perennial. Looks The inflores-
cence of mimosas is most delightful
to the eye and the fragrance perme-
ates the surrounding atmosphere.
Corn waist high Of esnerald hue,
plays with the zephyrs while en-
ployes with embrowned faces laugh
and sing as the shadows are guided
by the lenient hand Of time TO their
positions when the sun, which is
the center OF our solar system indi-
Gates the hour OF noon.
Frequently clouds obscure the sun
and electricity darts from them fol-
lowed by loud bursts of thunder.
Instead Of dashing rains we are
blessed with comparatively gentle
ones. Thanks, that beam of Deity,
reason, teaches us to look upward
and be grateful to the Most High,
who dwelleth in the Heavens.
Cupid is active. Therefore shall
a man leave his father and mother,
and cleave unto his wife, and they
shall be two in one fiesh.''- Genesis
Chapter H., verse "a. Young men
should ponder well before taking
the important step of getting mar
ried.
Summer boarders occasionally ar
rive and we notice that Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Otterback and son, of
Alexandria, Va, and Miss Otterback
and Miss Cross, of Washington, are
stopping at Calvert's Bay Summer
Resort, Mr.. Geo. Rogers. proprietor.
Messrs. S. L. Raleigh and Law
renee Williams are agents for sewing
machines. The former gentleman is
also agent for fruit and ornamental
trees. To praise our two friends for
attention to business, ETC., would be
as useless as to carry lantern be-
fore the blind.
Some farmers have taken down
their fences contiguous TO the pub
lie roads and utilized the rails, etc.
for other purposes. This is warn
ing to persons who Let their stock
run at large; for the great end of in
stinct-the Polar star of irrational
creatures-is to obtain qualification,
Independently of moral right or
wrong. Some impounding has been
done and fees were promptly paid
in each case.
Carpenters find much WORK to do.
What tradel The great God Man
was a carpenterl Yes, it was the
trade to which He was born. The
carpenter makes the cradle in which
the infant is rocked and the coffin in
which man takes his last long slum-
Der.
Although the constituencies of the
body TO cold is not proportional to
its susceptibility to touch, yet, the
temperature at present creates chill
ly sensations after sunset. Remark
able weather for June.
Mr.. John Levy, OF Washington, is
visiting his daughter Mrs. Frank
Crane, Miller's wharf.
Some wheat has been threshed
and the yield so far is satisfactory.
Mr. Henry T. Abel sowed an eight
acre field and realized 1O3 bushels.
This is a fair illustration, and we
trust that the yield throughout the
county may be as satisfactory to re-
spective owners. AzzANA.
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Entertainment at
Mechanicsville school.

Aechanicsville school.
Correspondence OF the Beacon.)
On June the 10th che graded
school Of Mechanicsville was the
scene Of beautiful series ofexercis-
es.
Those who took part in the pro-
gramme were Misses Maude Jarboe,
Jessie and Kathleen Mattingly, Al
ice Morgan, Agnes Adams, Cora
Pilkerton, Florence and Marie Hill,
Bessie, Agnes and Lillian Combs,
Bessie Ryce, Barbara Robinson,
Bessie and Esther Gray, Lula Quade,
Bessie May Burroughs, and How
ard and Dennis Mattingly, Elmer
Jarboe, Henry and Zach Morgan,
Willie Fowler, Raymond Robinson,
Byron and Earl Green, Ray and Will
lie Burroughs, Wallace and Clarke
Hill, Gerald and Willie Riggs, Jack
and Quincy Padgett, Garrett Ryce,
Cleveland Huntington, and Thomas
Combs.
Those who are deserving Of par
ticular mention are Misses Alice
Morgan and Maude Jarboe, who
took prominent parts in the plays
entitled, MRS. Willis Will" and
AUNT Jerusha's mistake. !" The
latter enraptured the audience with
her grace and great Skill. and there
was certainly nothing wanting to
completeany part other performance.
Miss Agnes Adams who played the
part of Jennie" in AIRS. Willis
WILL must also come in for her
due share of honor. Among the
boys | will select Elmer Jarboe,
Henry Morgan, and Howard Mat
tingly, as those who aquitted them
selves very creditably. Another
very interesting part of the pro-
gram was the 'Delsarte Attitudes, .
which were very gracefully perform
ed by seven of the young ladies' OF
the school. Premiums were award
ed by the teachers (Mr. Chas. Adams
and Miss Susan Brumbaugh) to the
following pupils for having the
best standing in their respective
grades: Maude Jarboe, Jessie Mat
tingly, Agnes Adams, Henry Nor
gan, Ray Burroughs, Esther Gray,
Lula Quade, Willie Riggs, and Earl
Green.
Prof. L. ]. Canter addressed the
pupils in q very interesting manner.
Surely great praise is due Mr..
Adams and Miss Brumbaugh for
their excellent judgment in the Sc
lections of recitations and the train
ing of the pupils.
The exercises were followed by o
dance and l believe that each and
every one of the participants
thoroughly enjoyed themselves,
though there may have been q few
love-lorn maidens and youths whose
hearts were pierced by iealousy's
arrows. On the whole the enter
tainment was crowned with success.
AN OBSERVER.
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Charlotte Hall School.
Correspondence OF the Beacon.)

Commencement week at Charlotte
Hall vas one Of unusual enjoyment
and viii long be remembered by
those who were so fortunate as to
be with us ut this time. The fare
well meeting Of the Y. NJ. @. A., on
Monday evening brought together
many people interested in it's good
work, who had the pleasure of hear
ing Rev. John London and Rev
of Bethel Church, ably discuss upon
this wide field of labor.
On Tuesday the Washington and
Stonewall Society held it's celebra-
ton. A spirited debate on the SUBJ
ject Of Taxing Bachelors to Support
Maids" was participated in by
Messrs. Mock and Trice for the af-
firmative and Mattingly and Grey
for the negative. The ladies' present
must have felt flattered indeed ut
Mr.. Trice's eloquent tribute to wo-
man, whom he declared to be even
when advanced in years and single
blessedness unworthy the name of
old Maid" Mr.. Mock felt every
sympathy for these unfortunates
who are such from absolute necessity
he knows, and who therefore are
Justly entitled to the support of the
men. 1t is useless to say that the
negative won. We're not the judges
men? 70 say nothing Of the terrible
lambasting which these sore old
maids received through the keen
satire directed against them by Mr..
Mattingly. Mr.. Mattingly received
the gold medal and Mr. Mock came
in for second honors. Messrs.
Shreeve, of Howard; and Dyson, of
Charles, were awarded first and
second hOnors, respectively for dec
lamation.
The Battalion Drill was q beauti-
full sight. The captains of the re-
spective companies had labored
faithful, and so close was the con-
test that it was only after each COM
pany was twice reviewed, that a
decision was finally made in favor
OF Company B., Captain Grey. The
colors were presented by Miss
Baden, Of Prince Georges county.
and q handsome silver cup was
awarded by Commandant Jarboe.
Baseball, tennis, target practice,
followcdey the graduating vxoroisos,
grand rally of the Alumni at a
sumptuous old fashioned genuine
Southern Maryland dinner, amid
merry-making and much jolification;
then o baseball game between the
school and the "old boys" finished
the day. The grand ball, was as is
always the case. q gathering OF
beauty and grace.
Among the visitors during this
week we're Mrs. Mock and SON. of
Hartford County; Mrs. Shreeve. OF
Howard County; Mrs. Benson, of
Baltimore City. DR.. George Miller.
OF Irvington, Baltimore, Mr. and
Mrs. Roberts, Miss Roberts. and
Major Limonson, of Washington:
Mr.. Alexander Robertson and Mr..
BENZ. Fendall, Of Baltimore: Col.
Kilgour and Mr.. Thomas Chiswell.
of Montgomery county; Mr.. Thomas
FL. Chiswell, of Baltimore; Delegate
I. ]. j. Smoot. of Charles county:
Misses Smoot, Grain, and Ethel
Barnes. of Port Tobacco; Hon. David
II. Leake, OF the Virginia Legisla-
ture; Dir. James T. Shaw, Of Hoboken.
N. j.; Miss Emily Odenheimer and
Mr.. John odenheimer, Of Jessups.
Md; Miss Margaret Wall, Of Balti-
more; Mr.. Arthur Coad, Col. Coad,
Of Cherryields; Mrs. Miller, Of Tow
sou; hrs. Wilkins, Of Buffalo: Mr..
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Treasurer's Notice.
To Taxpayers.

For the purpose OF coilecting State and coun-
ty taxes for the year is0l I will make my LAST
visit TO the following place.:
Mechanicsvilie. Monday. june ieth:
Chaptico. Tuesday, . i7th;
Hiliville. Monday. :. ssrd:
JarboesviIle. Tuesday. " eth:
Sc. Inigo's. Wednesday. I" ss3h;
Valley Lee. Thursday. :" sesh;
St Georges Island, Friday, e sssh:
Milestown. Saturday, . 18th;
Oflce open ut Leonardtown ''every working
day" from 10 a. IN. 'tiii p. m.
Al deliaqseafs rW be adrerfised oa
JULY Is, 1902.
J. MARSHALL DENT,
County Treasurer.
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Boys Clothing. We have Ladies
Percale and Lawn Suits, and Waists,
D large stOck VI Bs.si,-e;Slo~;s<., Lace
and Ribbons, Millinery. Dress Goods
and Shoes. Mems Underwear.
Shirts, Collarsand Neckwear. Boy s
Shoes, Hats and Clothing. Come
and see us or write for prices and
samples. L. A. Jones & Son.
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New Millinery and Dress Good

New Millinery and Dress Goods.
Remember L. A. Jones & Son have
o full assortment of Boys Clothing,
Hats and Shoes, Gentlemen's Fur
nishings and the largest stock of
Embroidery, Lace and Applique we
have ever shown. Prices and sam
Piles cheerfully sent on request.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-06-26

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