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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08

Sasper, z. Wpril. Die @ountp.
2ommiifion enti9ieo geifern nod bret
tdsiser SiBung, baB Die Staot Ser
oinanb aeiebli9 inforporirt lei. Bee
n1erfensuertb III, baB bic StaSt Die
0erbanolunsstoiten trasen muB, an-
itatt bic &emonitrirenben. = Clement
2sutsn. peI9er 43 Sabre als 2ebrer
in Terbinano funsirt bat, pirb IN oie=
fem Sabre ni9t tpieber ernannt tDer.
ben, ba er Der Sntorporation Der Staot
opponirte. @r mar lan9e Sabre bort
Elm einaubrei9er Wann uno ift finan-
3iea gut geitellt.
6am M n b, z. Mprii. - Sobn
2eQer, 35 Sabre alt, mari fid abfdts
lid Dor cine fdnea oabinfabrenbe Gar
Der Wbitins, @ait Chicago & Sam=
mano elettrii9en 8abn. Sn idper bers
lebtem 3uftanoe tuuroe er nod benz st.
Marsaret's 9OipitaI sebradt, no sr
lebte gfaat beri9ieo.
Iuf benz @ese our Nrbeit fab Wm.
Sanede e;nen idper berlebten Mann
BEL ben Sdienen Der 2ate Sbore yabn
liegen; er peranlabte bic 1eberfhbruug
besielben nod bem ct. Wfar9arers
Splpital, no berielbe balo na4ber ffarb.
Na9 Bel Der 2ei6e gefunbsnen papies
rem mar Der 8eritorbene Jreo. Se9ler
aus gltbart.
Warion, z. Mpril. @dbrsno
bes Grhbiabrs unb SomH,ers meroen
bier tpieber breimal m6dentlit gbenbs
2onaerte neranitaltet meroen. go Der=
fhnbete Major @sorge %. Steele. Cine
Ieriammlung nit Der Snoiana Union
&raetion 60. bat su Der Yerftdnoisuna
geftbrt, bab ben Mufitanten pieber tpie
in frabsren Sabren pdiie fir Die 5abrt
berabfclgt tpsrben ioaen. Sm leBten
Sommer bate bic 60. bic pdfie einse-
sogen unb baber bate bic Wfilitar-
Rufit aud teine 3onerte gesebsn. Die
Sabnseieaf&aft mar Der perlierenbe
She'll. ba Der 0ertebr bebeutenb ab.
nabm; oesbalb bic Bersitmiliefeit Der
Co., uieber ireie 5abrt fhr bic Wufiler
au bewilisen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
furdtbarr Statilfik.
tteber 10000 Ysenid)en iterben iabrIid, To
YrenBen einee 9eipaltiamen 3ooes.


Dem 2eben BON me6r als 10000
Meni9en miro in YreuBen aljGbrli9
tbeils Our9 eigene. tbeils Our9 fremoe
Sbulo porseitis Elm 3iel geieBt. 90
beri9tet oas OieIer Sage eri9ienene
StatiitiI9e Sabrbu9 fir oen preubi>
i6en Staat, Oab in preuben i'm Sabre
1903 i'm Gan3en 21,501 Yerionen
zines geipaItIamen SoOes geitprben
iino. Sieie grobe 3dbl bon MenI6en
iebt ii9 5uiammen aus ben Selbitz
mOroern, oen 8erungliidten unO 6en
our9 Mpro poer SoOti9lag um's 2ez
ben Yefommenen. Gs miro INNER
tief beflagensipertb bleiben, oab Sau>
ienbe bon Meni9en ibr Qeben fir
tpertblos genug 6alten, um es freitpil=
Zig bon iib gu perfen; 0Oppelt traue
rig aber lit es, oab unter ben 7470
@elbitmDrbern (5878 MGnnern uno
1892 Srauen) Oes Sahres 1903 audi
SO &in0er unter 15 Subren ii9 be-
finoen.
neber oie @elbifntDroer fei nur nod
seIagt, oab auf je 100000 2ebenoe
21 famen, bie ibr Qeben freitptlig
en0eten, gegen 2O.6 in 1902, oaB To-
NIT cine fleine 3unubme gu Deraei9nen
lit. Sie geringite SelbitmorO5iffer
QO.3N mics poien ouf, fpGbreno ii9
Die bD6ite (34.43) in Su9fen fano.
8ebenfli9 na6e famen bteIer 609ftz
gren5e S9lespig> 9olitein (30.62), Die
Stabt Berlin (31.44) unb 8runOenz
burg (32.70). Sa auf Die Mdnner
1888 Selbitmproe fielsn, auf oie
5rauen nur 8.82, 10 mar Oas mdnns
li6e 9eI9le6t BEL oieier traurigen
Statiitit etpa piermal 10 fart pertres
ten ols oas peibli6e.
Wproe uno Sootf9ldge purben in
1903 inseefammt 691 periibt, eegen
$50 unb 664 in ben beioen 8orjabren.
Sarunter befanoen ii9 audi 142 SO6z
tllngen bon &inoern unter einem
Sabre.
8ei Deitem Den grDBten 8eitrug gu
Ser 3dbl Der getpdltfdmen SooesfGlle
liefern Die t06tliden @erungliitungen
bon benen insgeiammt 13,340 perfoz
men betroffen purben, nGmli9 10,75S
MGnner nno 1882 Srauer. 9as be-
beutet eeeen 1902 Omit 1922 I'm
fGlen) sipar cine abIolute 3unubme.
gegen 1901 (bas 1885 lln9Iiidsfdlle
aufpies) inoefen cine 9lbnubme. 3ez
latib betra9tet lit feit 1901 elm iteter
Riidgang Ser @erungliitungen feitz
5ufteIlen, 90 i'm 9enannten Sabre auf
10000 9eben0e in Der Sur9f9nittss
bere9nung $50 llnfdlle famen, in ben
beiOen folgenben Sabren nur nod $50
| unO GA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
Gin biifiger Smno sreift &ia=
Der on.

Wnllaee WcSOnalb, 8 Sabre
aft, 933 Sho Werioian Str, purbe
ourd einen fremoen Sunb gebifsn uno
i'm Ssfi6ts unb am 26rpsr f9wer psr=
lebt.
Wallace unb iein tleiner brei Sabre
alter Neffe, @6arles Wc SopeQ ipiel=
ten Dor Dem SauIe, als Der 5uno iiber
ben 3aun fprang uno ben fleinen
Charles umriB. SoFort iprana Wnl.
lace allf ben Suno los uno betdmpfte
ibn. Sa es ibm aber ni9t gelang,
oas srOBs Sbier fort3uia9en, uno
bieier bann auf ben tleinen Sun9en
losiprang, mari er f9 tber ieinsn
tleiuen Nefen, um bieien 3u f9aben,
tporauf er bann bon benz Sunbe
mebrere Wale sebiRen tpuroe. 3wei
Ra6barsfrausn, 5rau SbOmas Socto,
unb 6rau WilIiam Sones, bertriebsn
oen Suno nit Steinen. Der Same
oes gi9entbiimers oes utitbenoeu
Sbieres tonnte iopeit ni1t in gr.
fabrung 9ebradt weroen. Dem 8ate,
beg ibwerperlesten 3leinen selans es
ipdter. ben Suno 3u fangen. Jalls
fi9 Der gisentbamer ni9t meloet, pirt
Der Suno eri6oRen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
CO @emte Mbemo fetttet
Smn@ bet @etffemba@t
f4O1 WeaotSot Nne.
&sia Saaipiel am Soaatasen.

Infer ghrssrmeiiter. 5. %. 9olb'
man, pirb Baiebanipielen on Sonn-
tagsn ni9t gefattsn. 60 ertldrte er
sefisrn einem @omite seiffli4er Serren
unb suei W1iteliebsrn Der r2am @n=
fOrcsment 2eague". Na8oem bieis
Serrsn f9 empfoblen batten. eri9ien
@ol. M. U. Somning, prdFoent Der
Beb6rbe fur 6ffentIi9e Mrbeiten, um
Elm Wort fhr bas 8aiebaiipielen an
6Onntagen ein3ulegen. Der Mapor
srfldrte ibm, bas Yefeb uerbiete es. unh
babel mhRe es iein 8ewenben baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
Il I IT,

perrp Nbra m 9, elm S9mieo,
Der feline 8ertltdtte in go. IA Stio
alabama 5traBe bat, tuurbe geifern
mebrere Male, pdbrenb er einen Maul-
eIel b:i9lasen Ipollte, bon oieiem se-
i6laeen. abrams lieB fi9 isoo4 niat
abbaltsn uno er belt aus, big er feline
arbeit Ooaeubst bate, iant aber bann
Obnmd6tig UNI. Sas 86ier traf ibn
brsimal oirstt in's @eii4t, aber auBer
einem 8ru6 bss llntertiefers iheini
abrams feline 8erlesungen erlitten au
baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08

9afapette, 8. Ipril. Wit
sinem srOBen 3uippsI in Der 5ano
eri9isn esitsrn 4bsnb elm Sramp in
Der Wonon Selesrapb Office in
Brooiston unb befabl ben Nadtopera-
tor, @bas. G. Sturm. ibm bas 8tlo
aus3ubdnoigen. Sturm aos einen
8epolber uno CAB einen 59ub auf
ben 8duber ab, porauf Der 8duber
unter 6intsrlaRung elmer 8lutipu,
sntfob.
81 o m n g n, 8. Npril. =
Qur, Dor benz ginbrude Der Suntsl6sit
fanb bier elm Strabsnoueu stpifder
Sames Serrsl unb Sacob 6artmar
itatt unb i'm 8erlauf oshelben wuro'
Serrell i9mer psrtuunost. Sis Gsino'
littsitsn fOllen our4 einen Streit swi.
i&en ben beiben Janilien entffanber
Isin, inosm Sartman's So9ter, nod
ausIaaen bon 8erren's $o9ter. biei
aenedt uno bel ben 6aaren ge3o9er
baben iOl. 9artman wuroe unts'
$4,000 ghrgidaft sefelt. Serrel
iuuroe bur9 ben unterleib seiaoRen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
Snbianapplis Snb, Samtae, Mprl
&letne Staotnadridtem.

Weitere Oppofitionen
ltefen Elm ge9en @rbauung elmer Stra.
Benbabnlinie our9 %. Strabe. Der
proteft tuuroe bel Der Beb6roe fttr
Dffentli9e arbeiten binterlegt. 9ls
8runh puroe aneeftbrt, baB bic 9inie
beionbers our Seforoeruns bon Cars
bon college Ibe. nod ben Slinois
Str. Waseni9uppsn benubt meroen
iole. 8leidfalls purbe Elm proteif
gegen genubung Der 9erington abe.
FIR StraBenbabn3pede einsersi9t.
Sofepb s. 8ropn, Der dlteiie
@lert i'm Transcript Department Der
@ountp @lerts Office liegt felt msbre-
rem Sa9en i9uer trant banieber. gr
1T fait BEN gan3en Minter front gene
len, bod brau9te er bisber nidt bas
gett au bitten. 8rotpn 1T IS Sabre oft.
8 omas 6. Clifton, Elm
3eitungsmann bon @obington, pirb
wabrideinlid Der Na9folger bon Sbo=
mas Garter als @lert Der itaatli6en
Srudia8en=@ n=@ommiiion perben. Gs
berlautet, oab Ganiel 6. Storms, Der
Staatsietretdr, segen ibn 1T, aber
8ouberneur Sanlp unb Stats =9luoi-
tor SaOio 6. Sberrid fir i'm ftimmsn
peroen, obpohl elm @or:ite Der Sppo-
graphical Union ben @Ouberneur 3u
beltimmen fu9te, einen unionmann gu
ernennen.
Der offiaielIe Sa6resberidt
peiii na6, bab Snbianapolis Der Stabt
9ouisbile melt boraus elf, iopeit bic
| Poit In Betra4t tommt. 3ebn Sabre
fino bic beiben Stdbte &ipalen setpe=
len. bOr bier Sabren fanoen iis lid
9lei6 uno isbt iit uniere Stabt elm gut
| Sthf bOraus gesi!t. Die @innabmen
Der bieiisen pOit betrusen ftir bas ber=
aOiene Sabr, enbenb am 81. b. 3d.,
$3.50, ,289. "a gsgen $727, ,0O5.68 in
ouispile. @ntipre6eno bieiem 8e=
ridts erfol9t bic 4nifsaung bon neuen
&rdften unb tperben 80 Wann n6tbie
iein.
i Sabib M. @Qiott, Der 6inan3.
Glert in Der bief9en poit ift in Der ber=
iOfienen @ode 10 iebr NIT @elo3dblen
bei6dftist geweien. oaB er i9on in
ieinen Srdumen nidt mebr bon oieier
mebr ooer minber angenebmen Ses
i6dftieune beridont geblieben 1T. Wtit
. S9lu6 bes Quartals; oiesmal alfo
bonn 81. Mdr3 ab, fommen bon 500
pofanfalten beg Gtaates Yeri9te uno
Ibrs9nungen Elm. gis iebt baben
$50 pofbursaus abeers6net unb in=
! folge Der bielen fleinen getrdge, reip.
!, oes oielen &lsinsslbes 1T Die Irbeit fir
bic Wngefelten bier eine iebr an=
ftrengenoe, ermtbenbe Mrbeit.
Sn Der nd9ffol9enoen Wohe
tpirb es fir bic Seiratbsluifigen in
Snbianapolis unb oem ganaen Staate
: Snoiana trauris ausieben. Wdbrenn
mebrerer Sage msroen feine 9eiratbs-
ideine au erlanssn iein. Gin neues
@eieb beiaet. baB ale 5eiratbsf9eins
in benz State slei9mdBi9 fein foaen.
9lber bic neuen Sormulare bhrfen bon
Der Staats. @eiunbbeitsbeb0roe erif ON
Sage, on benz oies neus @eieb in 2raft
| tritt, berausseseben weroen. Sslbf'
berffdnbli9 pirb es mebrere Sage neb'
. men. sig bic beridisosnen Bureaus mi
ben neuen @ertificaten aus9efattet ftno
, Wer in sar GROCER gile 1T, in ben gbs'
fano au tommen, mub id pOrF9ts
, balber nod i9ne0 porber einen Gr
laubniBidsin ertrirten.
I CO Geute Wbeno fetne1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
|" 9emte SamtItom Sod

Bauerla aubnib 4eine.-
Sobn S9ier, 2 Cottages. @uclio Npe.,
nabe @aibin9ton Str.. $2OO0.-Sobn
Sints, Wobnbaus, @alnut Ctr, nabe
3etAam, 81. .450.-l1rbana 8uilbina
@ompanp, Heparaturen. 2lS Horo
alabama Str, $2500.-Marp ste.
pens, @Ottage, 92l 9foro 9amilton
Mpe., s167O.-2ena Soutbarb, @obn.
baus, part Nbe., nabe %. Ctr,
$2500. = 6enrp Sbines, Wobnbaus.
Central Mpe.. mabe %. etr.. $4,000.
I-@. g. Wc2elanb, 0ei3s@inri9tung.
2405 parf Mbe., $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08
Yerional= l=Noti3sn.

Wm. gn9lifb WalIing,
Rsffs bon @illiam gnsliib, Der ieinen
Ontel bier cine 3eit lang befudte,
tpirb fi6 na9 &uBlano begsben, I'm
bort Die 3uftdnbe unter ben Betnobnern
Der 9anooifritte su ieinsm Stuoium
AZ MAIDEN.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08

0emeral:Weriansmlmng oes
WerbanoS 9eutjd)er Weretne
Nontaa Mbeno, 10. april.
Sert6t oeS MuSi@uTeS Der
S6t4er= Teter. Convent oeS
.. ~. Wattonal= BmnoeS.
Ser NoritauO i.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-08

60 Die beffe 5 Gent @igarre h
Der Stabt, Wu9o's r2On9feQom".
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-10-19
Davis-Berry.

In Baltimore city on the 18th OF October.
1905. at the Parsonage of Rev. Mr.. Sheridan.
@lB St Paul Street, In the presence OF a few
friends and relatives, Wilson L. Davis and
Miss Isabella Edna Berry, Of North ave., were
married. After the ceremony the bridal cou-
pie. with friends. repaired to the residence OF
the brides mother. Mrs George Mann. and
partook OF q sumptuous luncheon, then drove
to Union depot and boarded the train for New
York. COney Island and many other places Of
interest. Wilson Is the son OF Oscar H. and
Mary Is. Davis. Of Mechanicsville, Sc. Aary's
county. The bridal couple received many
handsome and useful presents. The bride was
aftired in white silk null and carried brides
roses. Her travelling dress was plum colored
broad cloth with hat and gloves 10 match. The
groom was dressed In the usual black suit. .
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-10-19
st. JerOme's DOttings.

Il appears that the most impress
sive word in the whole range of
language is politics. The Neck is
the place to visit just now toget the
full significance of the word. l mo-
tice in my travels that voters are
divided. Some advocate republi-
can principles, and others are Cor
man democrats, as they are sneer-
ingly called. Who can gainsay the
fact that man has not a right TO
vote as he desiresP 1t seems to us
however, that the machinery of q
party would be hindered in its course
IL the wheels failed to overcome the
impinging friction as produced by
constantly recurring obstacles. As
time passes | trust that there will
be no locking of them. Prediction.
The deafening roar of thunder-claps
will be- softened and sweeten ed by
the dulcet clarion Of golden harps
before the 7th proximo.
Most excellent crops Of corn and
sweet potatoes are realized. Irish
potatoes are defective, and the cause
is not well understood.
The school of the Neck is opened
FIVE days every week and pupils APP
pear to be learning well. The
teacher. Miss Milburn, knows her
duty and she is not slack in dis
charging it.
l had the pleasure Of meeting
several old acquaintances, notably
Harry G., and don't You know that
he takes the palm in being polite
and attentive to ladies. despite the
fact that his whiskers are silvered
and the pathos of his voice is not so
charming as formerly.
The old x-Confederate Alexan-
der C''Sandy'D Beal enjoys fairly
good health. The Independent
Democrats were anxious to have
him accept the nomination for Com
missioner, but / suppose his Unborn
love for home and its environments
was tina cause Of his tacit refusal
for not complying with their re-
quest.
Many changes have been made,
which almost obliterates the iden-
tity Of former homesteads.
VISITOR.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-10-19
Death of Mrs. j. III. Parsons.

We regret to announce the death
of this estimable lady, at her home
near Morganza, on Monday evening
last. Seldom, if ever, has the death
of any one cast such a gloom over a
community as her death. She was
endeared to all WAC knew her for her
amiable character and the refine
ment OF her life. Every charm which
adornS lofty wOmanhood was hers,
and she was possessed of every vir-
tue of wife, mother and friend-de-
voted and indulgent, steadfast and
true. She was a true and persist
ent member of the church to which
she belonged, and her life was a
bright example of its precepts. Her
life was filled with charity for all
and human kindness was its theme.
''She spoke no SANDER, nor listened to it,
Mrs. Parsons was a daughter of
the Late Col. John w. jenkins, of
Charles county, where she lived un-
til her marriage. Since then she
has lived at the beautiful home of her
husband near st. Joseph s church,
where she has always dispensed the
kin dest hospitality. She is sur
vived by six sons and two daught-
erS. To them and the bereaved hus-
band we extend our sympathies in
this their great sorrow.
Her remains were inferred in st.
Joseph's cemetery on Wednesday,
alter requiem Mass sang by Rev.
Father lyman. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-10-19
Notice To Hotel Keepers And All
Others Who Deal In Liquors.

For the information of all persons con.
cerned the following sections of Article
33 of the Code of Public General Laws OF
the State of Maryland are published:
Section 104. Whoever, during the
hours of Registration or revision OF reg
lstration. or during the hours detection
or canvass Of votes, or making returns
thereof in any precinct, shall bring, take,
order or send into any place of registra-
ton or revision of registration, or of cleo
ton, any distilled or spirituous liquors,
wine, ale or beer, or shall at any such
time and place drink or partake OF such
liquors, shall be guilty ola misdemeanor,
and shall upon conviction thereof be
Fined not less than ten $50 dollars, nor
more than one hundred dollars.
Section los. 1t shall be unlawful for
the keeper of any hotel, tavern, store.
| drinking establishment, or any other
place where liquors are sold, or for any
person or persons, directly or indirectly,
to sell, barter, give or dispose of any
spirituous or fermented liquors, ale or
beer, or Intoxicating drinks OF any kind
| on the day OF any election hereafter to be
held in the several counties of this State
any person violating the provisions OF
this section shall be liable for Indictment.
and shall upon conviction, be fined not
less than fifty $500 dollars, nor more
than one hundred ($l0O) dollars for each
! offense; one-half OF the fine shall be paid to
the informer, and the other half to the
County Commissioners for the use of pub
lie roads.
Section LOG. Any person who shall
make any bet or wager npon the result of
any election to take place in this State
shall be liable to indictment, and upon
conviction thereof shall be fined not less
than fifty $500 dollars, to be paid to the
State for the use OF the school fund. Every
deposit OF money in any part of this State,
as bet or wager upon the result of any
election of this State or elsewhere, shall
be forfeited and paid over TO the County
Commissioners of the county where de-
posted for the use of the county or, il
deposited in the City of Baltimore, to the
Mayor and City Council.
WALTER b. DENT,
JOSEPH T. COUGH,
j. GLEN CAWO0D,
Supervisors of Elections for st. Mary's
county
Test :-CHAs. II. LUCAS, Clerk.
Oct. 10, '05-te.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-10-19
LOCalWiSe and Otherwise.

Miss Jeanette Miles, of st. Mary s
City, is visiting the Misses Morgan,
this Town.
The Democratic Mass Meeting
last Monday was well attended.
See notice in another column.
See notices of the Democratic Dis
trict Meetings elsewhere publish
ed, and arrange TO attend them.
John T. Harrison, of Anacostia,
d. c., has been visiting his son-in-
law, DIR. G.. w. Jones at Rich
Neck"
The officers of registration sat
Tuesday last for revision only.
The registration for the year 1905
is now over.
The firm of Dyson & Burroughs,
Mechanicsville, has been dissolved
and is succeeded by Burroughs Il
Bro, who will continue the business
at the old stand. See advertisement
of new firm.
Priscilla Stewart, worthy color
ed woman Of this town, dropped
dead last Thursday while pulling
up grass. Her children, living in
Washington, were notified by tele-
phone and reached here Friday
morning.
Miss Z. Bernice Spedden, of Sand
gates, who has been on quite an ex-
tended trip through Pennsylvania,
New York and New Jersey, return
ed to Baltimore last Monday. where
she will spend the Winter with her
sister, Mrs. ]. p. Barber.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-10-19
CARD.

Messrs. Editors lin your report
of the proceedings of the Republi-
can county convention held on the
9th instant notice that DR.. Francis
Greenwich was nominated by that
convention, along with other candi-
dates, for the various positions on
the Republican ticket. Since this
| have heard that DIR. Greenwell an
nounces himself as an Independent
Democratic candidate. I should be
glad TO have the doctor answer, as
soon as possible, the following ques-
tionS:
1. Are you, doctor, for or against
the Suffrage Amendment
2. What is your position on the
Haman Oyster bill ?
3. Do you advocate the election OF
the Republican candidates who will
be on the ticket with you?
DEMOCRAT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-10-19
ST. INfGo,s ITEMS.

From Our Regular Correspondent
Sickness, we observe, prevails In
some families Many die young.
Man has grossly violated the laws Of
nature, and Numbered on in his per.
versity, till life has actually become
a grieyous burden, and extreme old
age, in truth, a great and moral curse
instead, OF divine aud special bless
ing.
Doctors Miles. Tippett and Lloyd
are kept active during the seven
days of the week.
How pleased we are to see horses
aud oxen, with few exceptions, treat
ed as they should be. We do not
see children tormenting butterflies.
grasshoppers. etc. They do no. for
get, perhaps, that TO do SO is the
very temper OF the devil.
IL is TO mothers that society and
mankind is indebted for its morali-
ty, kindness, etc. The training of
children is mainly intrusted to them.
No doubt they keep in mind the wise
saying of Solomon: Train ND a
child in the way he should go, and
when he is old he will not depart
from it. -
IL may SQUAD like the widest hy-
perbOle to pen that the black cata-
logue exhibitory OF the crime of
drunkenness is being heightened
crime that blackens earth and fills
hell with victims.
1t is reliably reported that the
dreaded disease diptheria has made
its appearance near Miller's wharf,
and that three deaths among colored
children have occurred. Ii may ex-
list as an epidemic. and it is regard
ed as contagious.
Politicians are bestirring them
selves, and our colored acquaintance
are bewildered. Some of them re-
gard life as negative rather than
positive quality of existence.
Large areas have been sowed in
wheat. Both domestic and CONNER
cial fertilizers were used, the latter
preponderating.
Some corn shocking we say
husking ?-is being done. From IL
to 10 cents a barrel is paid. Few
defective ears are seen and the grains
are well developed.
Late, or winter cabbage, of excel
lent quality--large and firm-may
be seen on different farms.
Ministers of the gospel essay to
get their respective congregations
to love Him who is the bright MORN
ing star of all human hope.
Every effort is being made to get
the telephone line completed by the
7th of November. The branch line
from Miller's wharf will soon be
completed to Tall Pine. A large
force are at work on the main route.
The daily papers VI Baltimore will
get the returns of election this year
much earlier than formerly. The
world moves, and st. Mary's is
moving too. AZZANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-10-19

PersOnal.-R. J. Bowen & Co,
Commission Merchants, Baltimore,
Nd, received a postal with no sig
nature today asking the market quo
tations. TOday's sales. chickens,
young and old, IA cents; turkeys,
Is cents; eggs, q cents; calves, 81
cents; potatoes, 6 cents. Turkeys
averaged $2.S8; chickens, IL cents.
Market firm on all produce.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-10-19
DO YOU DEPOSIT IN
THE NATIONAL BANK Of ST. xAaY'si

WHAT ARE YOUR ExPENsEsf
It's very much easieFto keep track
OF ones pergonal exponees when
Dslis are paddy check. Ik makes
the Bank d. mist Of III hook.
keeping and 10 furnishes q legal
voucher OF as q record Oh every
cent paid out III you are think
Ing OF opening bank account call
nc the ST. MAkY'B NATIONAL
BANK and consult with It's officers
You are sure 20 receive prompt,
courteous treatment be your ac-
count large or small. July o.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-10-19

The polls viii open at O'Clock, A. NJ,
and close at g o'clock, p. NJ. The cleo
tion to be held is for the purpose of elect
ing one person to be Comptroller of the
Treasury Of Maryland; one person to
represent st. Mary's county in the Senate
oil Maryland two persons To be members
OF the House OF Delegates of Maryland;
one person to be County Treasurer for st.
Mary's county; one person To be Sheriff
OF st. Mary's county; one person to be
County Commissioner of St. Mary 8 coun-
ty, from the First Commissioner District;
one person to be County Surveyor for
st. Mary's county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-10-19
Rally, Democrats!

The Democratic District Meetings
in st: Mary's County, will be held
as follows:
Jarboesville, Saturday, October
2lst, at 2 p. m.
Hillville, Monday, October 23rd,
at p. m.
Meehanicsville, Wednesday, De-
t0ber 18th, at 4 p. NJ.
Chaptico, Thursday. October 10Th,
at .. N.
Miiestown. Friday, October 9th,
at 2 p. N.
St. Inigo's, Saturday, October 18th,
at z p. IN.
Valley Lee, Monday, October Both,
at 2 p. N.
st. Georges Island, Monday, Oc-
tOber Both, at 7:30 p. m.
All are cordially invited to come.
The candidates and other speak
ers will address the meetings.
By order Of the
State Central Committee.