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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-03
HON D AIark Your rallot.

Election day will be Tuesday, Noyeui.
Der sth. In the counties che polls will
be open at . O'Clock A. ~, and Close NJ d
O'Clock i. N.
In Baltimore city they opeu at 9 clock
A, ~, and close at 5 clock r. NJ
IL is our hope that every registered
Democrat viii go 70 the polls as early ~
he can aud vote
See that the ballot given you hAa en-
doracd npon IL the initials u tle Judge
from whom You received H..
SEQ that the Judge who gives you the
ballot calls OUT your name and rpsideDce
II. a distinct vokoe
Vote the ticket by marking cross III
mark IN the space provided therefor 60
the right 81 aud opposite the nafnee II
Parker and Davis; and also n the space
10 the right Of anu opposite the name 81
RICHARD 5. HUT the Democratic tandi.
date Tor Congress.
These two marks will cause your bal.
lot 20 be counted for tbs entire Demo
cratic ticket.
Make the cross n mark entirely with.
IN the square provided Tor the purpose
namely 70 the right of the names "a Par.
ker and Davis aud also 10 right oI the
name 81 hlsHARD y. Hill, the Democrat.
ic candidate Tor Congress.
The Court OF Appeals has decided that
the cross mark must be made entireiy
within the square and not extend nK-
You'd Il IN any way,
DO not make any other mark what
ever on your ballot; II you do your bal.
lot will not be counted.
Any mark whatever on tho bAiiOt except
the "a mara, whether ~ thr square OF vas "
n. Miii cause inc bailut ~ 10 rejected
DO mol maze a avt or clIuse an ANY other
marx but cross * marx ~ sue silnMtV.
~ you iuaf = any square Uh your uailpt with
any kind VI y mara ufner tlAu tiig cfuss ~
narz entirely witniu the square, your paiigt
Will not Dc esglnissu
Iie aure MOI - dsfaoo 0t tear your ballot ID
any way.
AZ sou make 4 fa.slskc lu marking IL do nat
attempt 70 MAKE corrccti0h, rgturn ii 10 the
Judge and gel aa0ther. hou Hre entitled ~
thifu oail0t n the ntat tHu nave beou sppiissd
aud Returned. hut you must NOT consume
more than seven l4iau GO in marking il,
Mara your baiiot WAN lndeiipiU sssistii " hiel
you viii Iuu IA this execution buyth,
DO NOT usn your O~n puDclii your ballot vi
not Dc counted II you du.
AiteF auafAlng your DaiCf, fold Il exactly
"a ~ WAS fDlae1 whrn handed to you ~ tile
Judge. aud gave IL ~ tnc UnilOt Judeu Wtthout
permitting anyone % soc Low you have mark q
~.
Seq that the Judge tears on the coupon aud
depDeits tue paitVt in tue Daiiot iSvx Defofe
you ivaYe the room. MURRAY YASDtVetl
chairman STATE Central COmmitaee
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-03
sT. INIGo,s ITEMS.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
Bright days and clear nights. The
mercury yaeiilates between o. aud 81 lie.
grees.
Farmers have finished seeding wheat,
aud fields In different localities present a
beautifully green appearance.
Large crops OF Irish potatoes have been
raised and we notice that they retail at
60 cents a bushel
A number Of persons have shipped tnr.
keys. and Mr.. Baker Herbert and Mr..
Austin Ridgellrealized acme figures IRON
$1.70 TO $2.25 apiece.
Some hogs have been killed and shipped.
Few dogs have been left In some neigh.
borhoods The poison, a grain Of which
will impart d perceptible flavor To |, q 30 !.
900 grains of water, has caused the death
Of the animals. slice Of meat here, aud
slice there sprinkled with the poison
named, that IL, the active principles VI
the seeds OF nux vomica, did the fatal
work.
Large fiocks OF sheep are seen, and we
do not think that there u goat In the
district,
Hol The little boys are In high spirits.
Animals with long hind legs, short tails,
and divided upper lips are being caught
by them and 10 cents apiece is the price
paid them for Tat ones
Mr.. James A. Courtney h building a
dwelling and barn for Mr.. w. r. Powell,
Obi Listen. Joy almost insupport.
able. See, there sits knocking bird on d
branch Of the twin holly at the intersec-
tion OF Smiths Greek and st. Inigo'a
roads. How sweetly 1t sings What
timely melody &c a burdened soul We
will praise Thee, o God We win take
lessons from the dear, sweet eongster
and praise Thee from the early dawn to
the rising of the evening Star, We will
adore Thy dIspensationB aud wait with
reaignatfouan and love the fatal hour.
How glad we are that Little Girl has
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-03

1.-THE month was October, the frost had
| come down,
The meadows were scarlet and yellow
aud brown
| Yes. truly beautiful were the trees
10 their autumnal attire. andstruly
happy were the girls Of St. Mary's
to have many rambles through the
woods to gather the fallen nuts or
the few remaining flowers and tinted
leaves. Many pleasant recreations
we have had during the month, and
with these we have blended prayer
and work.
The Jubilee, in honor OF the Inn
maculate Mother, was made by all
the pupils Letus hope that during
those days the word OF God, SO
beautifully explained at the morn
ing and evening exercises, win sink
deep in our hearts.
Yet, withal, have we not been
hard at work. This was manifes-
ted on our reports which we re-
ceived Monday. We hope TO con-
tinue to improve during the coming
month, and with the assistance Of
the Holy Souls we will surely sue
ceed
The program rendered on note
day was as follows;
Duett- Hilarity March,
E. Joy, A. O'Donnell.
Essay Treasures Of the Deep,
Nj. Jsrboe.
Colloquium Dress and Address,
g. Floyd, L. Richards.
Song Viva,
First Vocal Glass.
Recitation Somebody's Mother,
NJ. Camalier.
Duett- Yuletide Bells,
M. Abel, M. Jarboe.
Recitation The Drowning Singer,
X. Desio.
Essay The Martyr Poet.
NJ. Abel
Defamation The Speech OF On
American Statesman.
L. Payne.
Hymn to the Sacred Heart,
Chorus.
j. M.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-03

won that hat we indulge the hope that
II may be trimmed with roses, plnks. Tio-
let's. kiss me az the garden gate, tiger
lilies, galore
Pelham. little ron e IT. and Mrs. ..' Gee: 4, 2
Gear little boy has entered into The gates en-
pernal. where chetAbim, aerephims angels and
saints compose the society
Horses, cattle, etc. are well cared for. Doth
the Wild ass bray when he BATH grass "
M. Geo. Bray, Of virginia who be- clintfe
Of Dir. w. r.. p0Well's dredRe honls accIdenfiy
ehut a part Of hia right hand on recently He
reached after hts gun. which VIVA 10 the cabin.
and the trigger oaught .npainst ~ obstacle.
His intention was to shoot at some duaka
which were near by. A pfi0ri seems 70 be
Recently. Captain W. W. Clarke. Of the POI
lice boat vlroqua, arrested Samuel Carroll,
sandy Lee. GIL CullIaou. ChHe. Medley and
Joe 0ough-alE colored-for illegal ofssering
They were bsought before James Roach, J..
p. aud the usual hne was imposed.
Mr. Edwin nidRell. O highly respected cltl-
zen. died 3Oth ultlmo. AzHANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-03
lBg Request.
A MuryIund Motber's
Appeal to Her Son.
what the Election Of Roosevelt
Would Mean to the White Wo-
men OF the South.
FRoM THE N. X. HERALD or ocro-
aER rs.

FRoM THE N. X. HERALD on ooro-
nER rs.
| 10 he Editor Qf the Hcrald
People Of the North, whore the ne
| gro lis an insignificant quantity, are
apt TO sniff c0ntemptuously at South.
ern criticism Of President Roosevelt
for his attitude toward The negro.
and do not realize the feeling Of hor
ror which Sontherner experiences
over any tof the President which
helps the negro, as class, 70 feel
his oats.
The consequences Of Dir. Roose
velts single act OF having Booker
Washington Sit down To meat with
his own family have been lelt in
parts OF the South, especially the
border States, ever since. The ne
gro has ggown insubordinate. and
10 the city Of Baltimore women who
employ negro servants have been
simply tyrannized BY them.
Here Is little picture Of condi-
tions In Maryland whsch II contain
cd ia a letter from my mother, re-
ceiyed yesterday IL Is Ia answer
To one Of mine intimating that /
might vote for Roosevelt
Nv Dear Son Do NOT sacrifice
your principles because SONS per.
son you call your friend has drawn
q different picture 81 Roosevelt from
The true one. II he Is elected God
only knows what the Southern poo.
pie will do with tbs negroes They
are insolent enough now, and South
ern women dread any possibility ~
further encouragement from the
White House. You will remember
my writing yen Immediately after
The Booker Washington Incident
about seeing big negro wench Dc
liberatoly plant herself ii a whiio
woman . lapinastreetcaFand forcing
her 10 give Dp her scat Well, This
happened yesterday
| was 10 crowded car on ny way
down 70 Lexington street when q
big negro boarded IL. He deliberate.
Iy showed aside tbe women who were
holding on 10 the straps and made
his way down " the other end,
where delicate. looking boy was
seated. The negro caves look about,
as II 10 say i dare any body u stop
tne aud deliberately sal down on
the boy. Nobody could doauYihipg
The negro was undoubtedly armed,
as most OF them Of his type are, aud
II the poor boy had resisted there
might have been horrible conso.
Quences,
tlSuch incidents are happening fro
quenily. Who're there are only d
few negroes. 81 course II II different
! am sure thar any such incident Ia
New York would bayea very prompt
and satisfactory sequel. But here,
where the numbers Of the two races
arc 50 nearly even, | tell you Il viii
soon be impossible Tor a doesn't wC
man to live with any hope 81 safety
from insult or with che fear removed
0f danger Of something far worse.
Yes, my son, you may vote sor
Roosevelt, II you choose. but do you
not think that you owe something 70
your mother and sister, For my
s II, | pray that Parker will be- eject
cd aud the prayers II thousands Of
Southern women are % the same
effect. M0rHgR
Could there Be but one answer to
such an appeal MARYLAxDER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-03

On Tuesday last the announcement
was made nom the Office Of the Mary
land Executive COMMITTEES 81 the League
Of Independent Parker Clubs, at the Eu-
taw House, ia Baltimore City, that the
entire Independent element Of this State
Is unitedly opposed TO the Republican
nominees, and that ndviees received from
the General Headquarters Of the league
IN New York City assure to Judge Par
ker the concerted support Of practically
every Independent in the United States.
they all being unalterably opposed to the
many attempts Of Mr.. Roosevelt to ride
rough ehod over American institutions
and principles held sacred in the heart Of
every Independent and being anxious to
adopt this opportunity, through theft
support Of the Democratic ticket, OF pre-
serving such principles unframed now
and forever. The announcement con-
clnded with the statement that because
OF the reasons give above many Republic
cans have expressed their intention Of
supporting the ticket beaded By Judge
Parker
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-03
Death Of Captain FoxweII.

Capt. Ben. Foxwell died at hisrcsidence
near Leonardtown last Monday evening,
aged about 10 years. Capt. Foxwell was
one Of the best known men in st. Mary's
and was liked by all who knew him. For
years he was Captain OF the schooner
Father and Sons, and also commanded
other vessels. He served one term as a
deputy-commander Of the Oyster Police
Navy having charge ofthe " Bessie Jones
He was elected Gu the Republican ticket
County Commissioner and Sheriff His
remains were bnried Wednesday ia the
Methodist burying ground, near Leon
ardtown ia the presence 81 a large gather
ing Of sorrowing relatives and friends.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-03
SOFT CORE:

Like the running brook, the
red blood that flows through
the veins has to come from
somewhere.
The springs Of red blood are
found in the soft core Of the
bones called the marrow and
some say red blood also comes
from the spleen. Healthy bone
marrow and healthy spleen
are full Of fat.
Scots Emulsion makes new
blood by feeding the bone
marrow and the spleen with
the richest Of all fats, the pure
cod liver oil.
For pale school girls and
invalids and for al whose
blood IS thin aid pale, Scott
Emulsion IS 4 pleasant ard rich
blood food ltnot only feeds
the blood-makiiig organs but
gives them strength to do
their proper work.
Send lor fee sample.
SCOTT DowNE. Clisnists.
aoQ4ks Pearl Street. New York
soc aud $sao III dia0zists.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-03
RolI ofHonor.
ST. MARY's AcADEMY.

Estelle Greenwell, Marie Jarboe,
Marguerite Abel, Julia Mattingly,
Katherine Dcsio, Mary Bean, Grace
Floyd, Annie O'Dopnell, Bessie
Abel, Anna May Boyd, Edith Rus,
sell. Bessie Stone, Louise Richards,
May Drury, Regina Robrecht, Ida
May Guyther. Pauline Graves, Mag
Robrecht, Sarah Guyther, Anna
Dell Milburn, Julia Donovan, Mary
Agnes Dixon. Mayis Lynch, Sue
Russell. Mary Catherine Hogan,
Bertha Mattingly. Lille Herbert,
Alice Yates, Madge Yates, Marie
Ching, Eloise Abel, Bessie Mat.
tIngly, Catherine Russell. Annie
Knott, Lillian Drury, Lula Scosilie,
Anne Williams, Jennie Greenweli,
Isabel Ching, Edith Ching, Mary
Cullen, Teresa Herbert, Phiio Nor
gan, Lillian Mattinely, Mignonetle
Russell, Wilmer Russell.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-03
Ovater Cnae.

Capt. Isaac II. Bevans was brought
before Justice 10. II. Morgan on Friday
last by Capt. Navy, of the Oyster Police
Force charged with dredging in the Pc
tomac River, without having the num-
bers Of his license exposed on his sails as
required by low The defense set up was
that the accused had sent for his license
and had not received the numbers at the
time Of bis arrest. The Justice adjudged
him guilty and imposed fine Of $50 and
costs. y. Harris Carnalier appeared for
the State and w M. Lokef and w b.
Dorsey for the deienee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-03
Honor 70 WHOM Honor i pus.
Written for he Beacon.

Written for he Beacon.)
Ali the memory Of those days
when that little band Of patriots as
sembled TO devise the ways aud
means by which the yoke OF oppres-
sion should be removed and adown-
trodden people be free. II was then
and there that the fat from the pen
Of Jefferson went forth proclaim.
ing liberty and independence with
in every home throughout the land,
thus paving the way from the log
cabin to the White House thegrand.
est production, says Gladstone. the
world has ever seen emanating in
the human mind. Can man so 10y
al and SO true 70 his country be just.
ly classed among liars 2" Gracious
me but for such men as Jefferson
Teddy might have been numbered
among the peasants. We can't con-
eeiye how any man with spark OF
love for his country can fail 70 res
pect the memory Of It's fathers and
founders, men who staked their
heads, not for gold, but for love Of
liberty and the general welfare OF
all regardless OF class or distinction.
Ii seems to us rather national In
suit. A vote for Parker and Hill is
an honor to the memory and flowers
strewn upon the grave Of Tom JEFF.
ferson. UsoLE NED.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-03

Having associated myself with 3. b.
TIardwick Il Co.. Commission Merchants,
az aO5, 10th Street, N. W., Washington.
n, G., and having an interest In the firm,
win cndeavor 60 get the best market
prices for all shipments. only ask my
friends e. give Us trial
Very truly yours,
ROBERT 9. LOKER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-03

poratc il defendant, the undersigned Re
ccivcr appointed by adecree 0lsald Court,
will u1ier Tor sale &C Public Auction at the
Court House door In Leonardtowu inst.
Mary County, Md, on
MONDAY, November -, 1904,
al a o'clock A. NJ. all those Eve tracts
or parcels 81 land coming into his pos.
session ~ receiver and lately belonging
- The said Maryland Development Com
pany a. follows
LIST THE property known M part Of
GREAT ST. THOMAS and now com.
monly called BELLE WE containing
i95 aeres more OF icas, about one half "
which i arabia lnnd, and susceptible 81
Improvement The improvements con.
aist IL 4 dwelling house, barn md stable.
The land adlOlns the property 81 :. III.
Parn0ns aud j ]. Cough and " un the
public road going from Uhaptico 20 Me-
ehanicsviile.
3nd Track 81 land called Rancleigh.
containing 10 acres more or Loss, about
one third q which II arabic, fhe balance
IN woodland The improyementse consist
ofdwelling house, barn and stable. This
property borders on the land Of j. III.
Parsons and IL On the public road from
iseUaArsitown - Meehaniesyille.
srd Tract oiland called part 81 Great
"a tbnninAs or part ~ Forrest Hail.
l,rsng Il part III old Forrest Hall contain.
ing leo acres. improvements consist ~
dwelling honHe. barns and out buildlngs
This property u adjacent 10 the Washing
4
1T good condition. IL Hdiolns the land ~
Airr. Biliingsly aud otiiers.
4sh TRACT % woodland commonly
called Birch Manor and part Bailey :
lick nud Lot adjoining Forrest Hall.
containing about ~ nrrus, more o. less.
Ssh Tract oIland called part 81 Great
St Thomas wDd Addition and common
~ called The Dnies" containing about
81 acres, more Or lsssN, about 0ue.haH be-
ing arabic. tic balance ~ woodland. las-
pfoYemrnta consist 81 small dwelling
house This property Adioins the land 81
Mr.. Jesee fnfner on the road from Me
chanicsyille to leouardt0wn. The tracts
ol land viii be offered separately. A de
posit 81 $4,000 will be required on each
tract on the dag Of sale, ALI thiaprop-
erEy Is situated IN the eth Election bis
triet rs 81. Mary's County, Md, except
tue 10 acFr TRACK which IL ID the 9th Elec-
iion District and il well located and IL
saseeptiblo Of improvement. ID Il adapt
ed 10 the gfowtA 1T all the crops usually
raised III this section u the state.
TERMS Of Sale Cash, on the day Of sale,
or ratification thereof
WALTER I. DAWKfNS,
Receiver.
The remaining personal property on
said land viii be sold on the same dag,
MONDAY, November IA, 1904,
at 4 o'clock i. H.. az Forrest Hail, the
residence 81 Mr. 4. J. Dubois. The per.
sOnd property consists u
Horses, Colts, Cows, Farm
|ing.ImplementS, Harness and
Growing Crops. and Crops
in Barn.
The terms Of sale Of the personal prop
erty viii be cash
WAITER 1. DAWKINS,
Receiver.
II il II deaIred I'd buy any 81 the above
property on time, The Receiver will be
glad tO make terms satisfactory 10 in
tended unrchaeer or DurchaHera
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-03

Correspondence OF the Beacon }
aRKENwELI4- PLACE.


Miss Florence J. Place, daughter
OF Mr.. Homer Place, OF Jefferson
Street, Newark. Ohio, and Mr..
Charles Joseph Clements Greenwich,
Chief Joint Inspector for the B.&O.
and Lake Shore Companies, located
at Elyria. Ohio, were married at Z. 80
Wednesday evening, October IL, a.
the residence Of Rev. Father b. Nj.
O Boylan. The bride was tasteful
ly gowned Ia travelling suit. Mr..
and Mrs. Greenwich left at $50 for
Baltimore, and on their return will
reside at Elyria. Mr.. Greenwich
was formerly from st. Mary's coun-
ty and is the son of Joseph K. and
the late Gertrude Wise Greenwich.
He is well known in Newark, hay.
ing been employed in the Office Of
the superintendent Of motive power
Of the B. &O.R,R. for some time.
BOND -PARRAN.
Miss Mary Evelyn Parran, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. NJ. E. Parran. OF Calvert
county, and Mr.. John Thomas Bond,
Jr., Of ST. Mary's county, were mar
ried on Tuesday, October %, at St.
Johns Episcopal Church, Baltimore
county The bride carried Bride
roses and was given away BY her
brother, Mr.. Thomas Parran. Rev.
Heber Murphy performed the GER
emony. The church was tastefully
decorated with chrysanthemums and
autumn leaves. Mr. and Mrs. Bond
will reside 10 ST. Mary's county, at
the home Of the groom. Mr.. Bond is
COMMUNICATIVE State PoIiceschoon-
er Folly, Patuxent river.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

III pursuance oI an order Of the Circuit
Court Of baltimore City,
An persons having claims against said
Maryland Development Company are
hereby notified to exhibit the same with
the voucher thereof legally authenticated
with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Bal
timore City on or before the lat day Of
january, 1905. otherwise, they may be
excluded IRON All benefit arising from the
distribution IL the Estate Of thesaid Cor
poratiOn.
All persons indebted TO said Estate, are
requested to make immediate payment
TO the undersigned.
WALTER ]. DAWBINS.
Receiver.
Oct. 2O,04--
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1904-11-03
RECEIVERS SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate
In 81. MARY's COUNTY, MD.

by virtue and ID pursuance 81 an order
81 the Circuit Court of Baltimore City. ID
The case now pending In said Court where.
IN W bernard Duke Is plaintiff and Mary
isnd Development Company body cor
porHtc i defendant, the undersigned Re
eeivcr appointed by adecree olsald Court,
will uiicr Tor sale at Public Auction at the
Court House door In Leonardtown IN st.
Mary's County, Md, on
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If il IL deaired To buy any Of the above
property on time, The Receiver viii be
glad 70 make terms satisfactory 10 in.
tended purchaser OF purchasers.
The Washington times., 1904-10-02
SOCIAL life COMMENCES
FOR UNIVERSITY SEASON
Peanut Hunt Given in Honor Of the
Freshman Class at the George
Washington Institution.

The freshman class OF Columbian Col
lege, "a department OF the George Wash
ingrou University, was entertained last
night bv the Cmega-AIpha Fraternity
DO West Hail and the library Of the
administration building. al Fifteenth and
II Streets. There was a peanut hunt.
one OF the very modern games. followed
by refreshments, and dancing I'm the d.
brary-
Miss Augusta De Forest. president of
the Omega-Alpha Fraternity. gave an
interesting recital OF the evenings di-
versions and social intercourse
Prof. Wilbur the dean OF the COLLEGE.
and DIT HOdgkus. the sponsors of the
fraternity were present.
The evening passed Of most pleasantly
and many remarked the revival with
renewed yigOr. of last years ''Needham
Spirits, the term applied by the stu
dents 70 university enthusiasm as in
spiTed by the president
Whether this university spirit is In
spired 10y the change ia name. the ever
growing popularity OF faculty and add
Wiul=lrauour or both, matters not, but
IL is gratifying 20 see the new student
meet with the old to form the bonds
which are the making of a strong and
Vigorous student body which viii later
take up the possibilities OF the alumni
of great university