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iihriinG.
$50 bis 500 Mpnats .SebaIt fit unlere abi.
iurienten ooer feine llnierribtseebiibr. 3ele'
praphifien II atober NafirGae. lnfere Q SdDi'
len itno Die ernbten IN amerifa. bon ieoenl
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Comic NirdDhcincr.

IS itdrb am >. slu9itfi 1905 in ibrer letter.
g9obnpna, 9ar. AZ, sioro.Anm. StrnHc, eouiie
airdneiner, aeliebte lo6ier bon Eouie mo
pouiie air6beiner III ibren 10. 9ebenSidbre.
Sie Belt Der Neeroialtna miro ipdler anac5et9t.
tgleip s0orfer 3elinl9en Wouer GEL. copireil.)
Ipthl
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Qunbuu.Yarf..

Ter baaytlaGltdae Srteshsl ~ Baltimore.
au ieSsp Ssit erreixbars T1iini 9enis Sabr'
eelb bon alen Gtaottbeiien. StrabenbaeIi,
@aeaonS pafireu oen Sdnpteinaan9 que pre-
Wiinuten. gB1rmeS Narte9ln.nler VIZ SoIpe'
9eerdbnibplate 81 febr. InaRleen Sreleh'
idmmiIibi inter fetiipibretSer viie9e;
Yhrsan: VT. Il, xeeft,sarafe9a'StfaRe
GNduh-l ~ ~. u ~ Nv
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Wuorc,u Simmlcr.

50 fart pl5bli6 am 2. Auguii 1905 in feis
ncr lepten &obrilG Mr., f546. AraDle'Nuenue,
Auerc,p Miinmlcr in ieinen rs. GebenSiaDre,
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SpiritnDIen 2ieenseit.
Spiritnuicn . 2icen5 . Npplifatiuncn.
9tte Y,r, o.
eArean ber epIrIlnol en:stssns.Go mmiNare.

yIircuu Der SpIrtfnoi enfSt en5V Unnlfji1r
3immter BOG. 8eridltsgebanbc.
Sic nadgenanrieit Berlonen baberi HetitioueH
2icenS bonn /. WIat 1905 an eingereibt. Die am
Srritaa, ben IS. Auguit, nm 10 llbr Born,
in Neratbung ge8ogen iperoen. Yroteite miiten
Dor II llbr 0iittu9s am Sonuerftda II. slgg..
1905, eiugereibt lperoer. Broteit : SorihIs
lare f6uncil (uenu gepiinfbD auf @rfu6en
IN oielcm giirenu erlaItgt iueroen.
Anen y. SuDdro, Yrdiioent,
yernarb Nieienielb,
Gbiuaro Z. Sraccu,
Gommiffire.
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Baltimore Cemetery,

sRrtam: sr. 344. Wore.t9ar'ss. etrsee.
geardbnitplite gum Yerfanf. a bon $25 on,
nit Marmprpfotten ab9egreh6L SS3or1Me ,YSltue
fit bier @rdber. NSu"io'iSi
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hu~u the ear
-un6-
Gboptanfz &iuersG rfmriiomcn.

$50 WetIen. GaIBipaffer, ben oni5en TAG, &c.
beuSreiier fir fIeine 9inber, ber pri6tiee uuo
popuIdre 9ampfer ~gmma SiIes," ieoen Glen.
flag II. 9onuerftGe Inn 7 rbr Born; Siitfunit
nm 10 lbr abenos. Wuiii. 5abrfarteu soc.
CSuni23.9&c)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03
Sobu ". Semfel,
Nr. G0I. Glib SHARP . etraRe,
III mr. pcidlcnhcitattcr,

peIber aue s~uitrape itetS 5ur anfrieoenbeit
~ansiiibrt. Die bon ibm bebunoelten eeibell Ton
nen NSoden lana Iiesen. obne oe geriilg'ieI!l
araSuirte 9inbaliamirerin nno 1T ole 8ebnuos
fln0 bon Sranenlei6en oeren Spe3talttdt.
(SIn10,tO tu
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SuocsiGQc.

SUVINTWWN'
PIN %. Suli @eoras NlOner i'm II. qe6en2.
inbre.
stm 90. Gull Margaret ~. 8uppert i'm 9nter
BON 40 Sabren.
slm 30. Suli Noia :. sdnrioer i'm sIIier bon
% Sabreu.
slm %. Suli Warie seadter, 81 Sabre alt.
YIN 30. Gull Nnna 9uninuioa Sctienmeger.
Vim 81. Suli &ifiiam Ned, | Sabr 1lt.
Yin 81, Suli Gbaries Il. oulSnrr, / Subr alt.
Mn 81. Smli Catherine Y. Bed, / Snbr alt.
Im 81. Suli Sreorrida salSmann, 81 Sabre
alt.
Yin 81, 2uli Marie Gmilie @eroerbad, 10
Sabre alt.
Vim /. guuanit D,aril I, gS5licl, I Sd6r alt.
2m 81. Snli Mimic ID, 6. Mertei, 30 Sabre
alt.
YIN /. suisuii 3obu ", Msbriens, 62 Sabre
alt.
Nm /, slleuit D'n raarsths @aiomanm, S.
Sabre alt. "
vim ~. NnIi Nmma &. Meincrnann.
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yG5nisin Ser CONNER gnsfliise.

Rad, Bottom unb grooibenee .hber eee."
Dlerhauts & NinrrS' SraHsp. Gpntp.
Der 9umpfer bcrIiBt Baltimore idelid I'm
9 llbr Ibenos. Sabrfaricn einfhlieBlih WabI'
3eiten unb S6Iaiiiene. = Sbidt nab einem
1eiiesSdnbbub. 8iuet'9lreau IN Slooft@ds
SerHars uuo 2tgbtsStrabe.
CSuui3, 2Wtt. T&G)
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Die prddtiBem Sort Sepoitt. nno
Wcttcrtun . Grfurliunen.

SerrIide Seenerie'n, @ebires. slnfihten.. bic
STobsn Sri'dsgl "a isSSr 8sii ein SsnI,b 1ir
Niber eleit. Nettertpn M Gin popul1rer Vlae.
@.pbe meme Soiels. gueS atbmet aube mt!b
Comfort. Die ~ieiniten 2euie belnben oiete
gIuSfliiae. &eier G6neuonmpfer mSuSale'
hanna" Seber 9ieriiag. 9onnerliae H.. Gam.
iiGe I'M 1 l:br ylatmitiaeS. Hidinnft Inn
I'll tibr gbenbs. WiiipohS mo Sdmftnes
nm 0 llbr BORN. Rldihnit nm = llbr Mbenos.
Witipo6S. slnsfliige eeiiuiien IL Gtunoe Iuf.
cntboIt in Bort 3epoRt bnm Nefib Der prib'
tigen 9nIugen oeS Zone Sniiituis." Jabr'
iarten SOC. Wabl3eiten soc.
Suni23 ,I&S-)
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u~nbcbolttcr H%oblcnicIOcr IN @alc5
ourd) Elm oerltifea SDnOifat lit, mie
Dos anbel bereit9 gemeloct bat, III
england groBc A%uiredlnt9 bernorge'
rlIien moroen. rn england lit man
i%l6erbotpt negen ser &oblenoorrotbc
beumrllbigt. 9ereit2 6rei Nal lit enc
GommiiiiOn aebilOet moroelL Die Grs
bebrngcn 0drilber un5uitellcn bate,
ipie ldnge Der &oblenporrotb iiir eng
lnno mlsreiden milr0c. 0ic leetc
Gommiilion hot 6ercd)net, 0oB bel CT
ner Steigerung oe5 @eOoria Don 21l.
Nro5ent i1brli6 nod lilr pier Sabrs
bmnoertc sic &obleupcrlorAung &c.
lifert iei. Wenn obcr alt9m0rtlge
llnternebmer lid oie @o0en'hGbc an
ciglleit, Damn piiroe ole gun5e 9crcd)s
nillg iiber ben Saiien 9emorfen lpcrs
Den. 0a3u fonlmt nod, Dab Die @ol.
lller &oblen iiir ariegaihiilc oaS
bette SelierungSmoterioI bietcn. Ntlul
lit eS nid)t onS rbeiniite &oblc1- SDn.
'oifot, ooS iid) in @oIeS ielticBcn mil
lonoern Die groben HbcocriirmeL
Die lid oos Sei5umgsmatcriol liir Den
ilberleeilden S6iiiapcrfebr iifern
moIlen. Die @eleteGnglano'a licfern
Der Hcaierlng feline &anobobe, Ocl
NbldluB Ser Gontrotte 5u uerbill-
bern, neil SooenifGbc Dem GtgcntbiI.
nlcr oes @runo utO 9ooen9 Nehorcn
mo 8rltnoermerb Dem NltaIGn0er in
England nid)t periaQt lit. @ei Der
Spanming, Die sur 3eit 5milheG
England Iino OeutihlanO bcrrldt,
miro Die cngliI6e Negierung ciien
Trud nuSiiben, 6enn man bat IN oen
lebten Eogen iibcr oie &crmirtIihmng
ocS FrolettS nidtS mcbr Qeb0rt.
Gnglil6e 9lGtter BADEN iid) iebr cr.
rcgt iiber Die Ingelcqenbeit mr59c.
iprodcn. Ger .@Iobe" crflGrt,
0Cltldlono Jude Die 0berbnno 5itr
See ST erlangen, nm Die cngliide
Slotte 81 serit0ren. IS ici 2borbeit,
einem oeutiben Spnoifat 81 0citat.
ten, englii6e @ruben 81 ermerben,
nm oeiltl6en arieg9ihiileu cine lie.
bcrlegenbeit iiber Ole clNlii6cn
Shiiie 81 perleiben.
Sur SDronbe It cigunqb eS
iilngen Ser5ogS &nrl G6uaro bon
2 odlenSaoburg mo 8Otbn boben,
ipie tbiiringiid)e @ldttcr berihtcn,
electromagnetic @roBinouitricae mo
Gorporationcn beS !pcr5ogtblrmS cine
uiertel Winion Worf 81 elmer &uri
Gonaro-Gbrenitiitung 0cipcnoet. -
2os Sbiiringer 2onb, iueldes baS
Ser5ogt6lm &oburg.8otbo biloet,
lit leit 0cm Sooe Ser5o0S Grnlt oeS
3meiten i'm Sabre 1893 an Die enQli-
ide 2inie beS ber5oglid)en &ouleS &c.
Der iun9e Ser5og lit in
9eutid)lnn0 olii Der Souptfooetten.
gnitolt 81 @roB'2idterfeIoc erSogen
unb bot ipGter in Born itnoirt. Ser
jltnge Shirt, Der bi ieiner Tbronbe.
itei9un9 81 Sabre olt gelporoem lit
elmer Sod)tcr oes Ser5o9S 81
ShleSipiq . Solitein E Sonoerburg.
SliidSburg perlobt. Die Wutter Der
@rout lit cine S6iueItcr ser aoiic-
rilt.
Ter. Mnthri WrniiIirn'S
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Qurrainc.

Maltritm = Yarfartts - WsisSlada. ,,,,,
msiIs S,suuet Sie NIT Vo,pbattdn beSeidneie
@ortb, slssaie. STreie Muti4sm g%Gtmiitass
am Terminus. Treife pon Searaen,BgIasen leef
tpe5ieu. 9eidte Eeoinauil9een. Ms'ss Mt.r-
SsaSs. BerlanSt wrstdiire. tW~aoi4,fS.a&e)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03

Seine 9mtidcm init Ormmiraoern
sssite s,siiter' ilsS ersi}ae - el~eftrifteS Eliot
nnc GarbonA Net5ims. III
baltimore Eompe Sempan9.
~. ais, xpeh.J atette. ettaGt.
SeIepbore - Mt. Sermon 2ops S1a''u"o iioo'
(Sft6,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03

Goiulanb's tiirfiide WGoer.
Ganitable. gebdnbe, psNant aeseu. etetS pties.
8(Suip, 1&S-I p 'AN ~ s1lN. 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-03

Ger gnt6eil 9roiilienS
M ser aoiieeproouftipn ser @elt
betrug bon 1870 bis 1875 erIt 46
Ero5ent, itieo ponn bon 1880 bis
1885 oui 56, bon 1890 bis 1895 ouf
50 Ero5ent. Son 1895 bis 1900 er.
5ellgte 9roiilien 60 uno bon 1900
bis 1905 iogor 76 Ero5ent allen &oi-
fees. @rniilicn ~lieiert olio beilte
mebr, olS orei &iertel Der aeinmnl.
ten @eltproouttion. Gie &oiiecpros
onftion Scr ou6erbroiilioniidcn
2dnoer bat I'M &erloufe Ger lebtcn
breiBia Sabre ~ciicftip obgel,ommen,
nomentlih lit Die 9eoeutlno bon
Gepln mo SABA fir Die 3oiieepro'
button 5lrildgcgongcn.
Sic Sncorporationen
nit elmer capitalization bon elmer
Wtiaion Collars ulb oariiber iinb
I'M Wonot SiIli itort Suriid9egons
gen. Sic bclieien lid in oen oitliden
Stoaien oli MIR 81 ,3t5,WO Collars,
geaen 232 Wiiuiorrn I'M Sunni umb
2I9 Milioncn i'm Mai. Sie %SSncors
poroticncn nit elmer capitalization
BON 100000 Collars bis 81 elmer
Milion belieien iid, 5%uiommen ollf
etipu 40 MiQionen Collars.
Cine II nter II DANA BON
brei 5eucrperIiherunes : 8eieliboi.
ten Die in EittSburg @eih1ite ma.
den. brobte sic ionberborc Sbot-
lode 81 Gage, SoB Die @eieaihaften
feline SonoS botten, nm etiuoi9e
&erluiie 81 be5oblen. Sebr erboulid)
iiir Die &eriiherien.
Sic enaliib den Slotten'
Monoper in ser Office mcroen Nie
bereiis bcltebcnbe Serltinming siui'
id)en Geutidlouo unb Gnaloib nod
oermebren. Seit Sabriebnten lit
fem britiid)cS @eihmober in ser
Office gelpeicn unb' gerobe iebt,
nadoem fir Ole bertide 6lotte grobe
Wanoper in Der Office eeplant NOR
ben. nolen Die Gn9lanber ibr So
nal. @eibmaoer eteniaIS in Dem
galtiid)en Weer monoprirer loiien.
9snn lit ia in Der Office idlieBlid
lMoim aemlg fir 5ipci SIotten, aaein
BEN GNol6noern itanben ahbered Sc
wGiier senus 5ir gerfiisung.a va.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-16
John Armistead Scott.

In the death Of Mr.. JOIN ARNusrEAp
SooTT, which occurred at Mechanicsyille
last September, st. Mary's county has
lost a worthy citizen As he lived he
died, a loyal Christian. His death was
a shock to the dear ones he leaves behind
Like a martyr his suiierings were intense.
but he bore them with untold fortitude un-
til the grim reaper came and relieved him
Of his awful agony. The end came peace
fully, and like one in a vision he sweetly
passed away into that haven ofeverlasf-
ing happiness. His life was an example
Of sweetness. With aeheerful disposition
he made hosts OF friends who today sad
II mourn his demise. His polished man
ners and hospitality are wen known by
all who knew him. Through his long
years OF teaching he has been the means
OF starting many young man into the
world OF lame. Always a close student,
years OF teaching plainly told on his wan
lace, until finally age alone compelled
him to relinquish his chosen profession.
His kind smile IL familiar to all. His
name shall not soon pass into oblivion.
but win ever be cherished BY those whom
he held dear in this Life Thus n grand
old man has passed away into the hands
OF his Maker, where there il no more suf-
ferin I, but land OF eternal happiness.
By A You've FRIEND.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-16

nearly ready to concede that he has
never seen thicker Ice on these
waters.
The Circuit Court for Somerset
County have decided that Counts
Commissioners have no authority e
oaer rewards for criminals; thai
crimes are ofenses not against q
county, but against the State and
that no authority is given County
Commissioners either by the Con-
stitution or by statute to offer re.
wards for criminals.
Governor Warfield picked out q
Howard countian in Mr.. John w.
henehan, ofSt. Mary s county, whom
ne appointed on Thursday OF last
week on the Spring Grove Asylum
board to succeed the late Francis
White. DIR. Renehan left this county
about IL years ago. In his new
home he has a large estate and q
store. being q man of affairs In
Southern Observation-Disclosures Oty
Times.
A mortgage for q, 0OO, 900 from the
Maryland, Delaware & Virginia Rail-
way Co., to the Girard Trust Com
pany has been recorded in the st.
Mary's County Clerks Office. The
mortgage covers the property and
franchises Of the Weems' Steamboat
Co.. in this county and elsewhere.
Messrs. Bond. Robinson & Duffy, of
Baltimore, are the Attorneys. The
The mortgage is printed in pamphlet
form and covers 80 pages.
Joshua Jones. late postmaster at
Broome's Island, Calvert county,
died at his residence on the Island
Wednesday, February 8, 1905. Mr..
Jones was a native of this county,
but had resided in Calvert for the
past 20 years. He was "a years of
age. During his residence in St.
Mary's Mr.. Jones was an occasional
contributor to the columns of the
Beacon. At one time he was one of
the Republican leaders in our county,
but was never elected TO Office. A
widow and three children survive
him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-16
ST. INIGO'S ITEMS.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
So far as we know few sons cause
their parents aching hearts. Few
tumble around with immoral men
and these we trust may see the error
OF their ways-cease to turn back
somersaults- eschew the heaven
closing and hell-opening vices-re-
spect themselves, cease to be family
nuisances, and yield to the inexor-
able logic of right doing.
Despite unfavorable weather and
colds-LaGrippe-schools are COM
paratively well attended.
There is some drunkenness here
about. 1t is said, there is truth in
wine" We have seen persons un-
der its influence and know that it
extracts secrets from the reserved,
from those who are ordinarily on
their guard, and puts the habitual
liar of his guard.
1nclement weather, and a cloud
less sky-trmament-isseldoms seen.
Politicians are toierably quiet.
How they endeavor to steer between
the two antagonist principles of
democracy and republicanism. II
am bird, look at my wings; am a
mouse, long live the rats l' The
golden mean is INDUCED by some.
Oystermen are buoyed up by the
hope that q warm wave will drive
the ice from the creeks, etc., which.
at the present writing, is exceeding
iy thick, sufficiently so for skating.
Merchants complain of dull times,
and they seem to be on the verge Of
despair. Never give up" is found
among Tupper's Ballads and Poems.
Read it friends, raayhap it may con-
sole you.
Some sickness. The sick man or
woman can scarcely be said to live
when the faculties, either Of the
mind or Of the body, are much i'm
paired.
No boats. We think il possible
for the Steamers to make wharves.
The possible is mysterious bird al
ways lowering overus. True, every
where is ice, but IL seems 10 Us that
the Weems' Line Of Steamers could
break through it without injury to
them. AzzANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-16

The editor Of the fairfield Press pub
fishes the following tabular statement OF
his every day life:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-16
Sleighing Carnival.

Correspondence OF the Beacon.)
1t has been many years since "old st.
Mary's" has boosted such high carnival
as that held under the auspices of DR..
and Mrs. X. v. Palmer on last Friday
evening. There were many disconsolate
faces that day, when the sun shone out
bright and warm, and we realized that
We were in the midst Of "a wet February
thaw," but as the chill OF evening ap-
preached, the melting snow-like q wo-
mans tears-was swiftly dried; and the
happy faces that assembled at DIR. Pal
mer's handsome residence, from whence
they had agreed to start, were not less
bright than the moon, with her star
covered diadem. Long before 10 clock
the leaving time-the jingle of sleigh bells
were faintly heard, and promptly on the
hour there assembled quite a coterie-
from the handsome basket-sleigh to ''the
pine box from the village grocery store. /"
The crowd was led by Mr.. Larry Pal
mer and Miss Lily, with their prancing
double team, followed by Mr.. George
Knott and sister, driving single. Others
were DIR. and Mrs. Palmer, double team
Mr.. Reaney. Miss Maisy Dent, double
Ar. Ernest Burch and sister. pair OF sor-
rels; MIR. aud Mrs. James Stone, driving
Louise" and Frank wilson; Mr.. Fred
MeWilliams; Miss Claudia Grason, single
cutter; MIR. Frank Foxwell; the Misses
Dent, double; Mr.. Frank Blair, single
Mrs. W. b. Dent and son, double; while
Mr.. Cullins and wife brought up the rear
with his stylish bay colts.
The sleighs, in all numbering fifteen.
were soon gliding quite rapidly "upcoun-
try" over a smooth, hard beaten track,
and the musical clamor Of bells and toot-
ing OF the fog-horn, when our horses
heads were turned quite naturally to re-
turn to the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Windsor,
which has proven such q delightful rem
devious for the bachelor-maids and ''old
married folk" this winter-where the
doors were thrown open and we were
greeted with warm rays of genial light
and burst OF sweet music from thefam-
ous Milestown band.
There was dancing, and refreshments,
until-a little later Aurora's finger tips
would have signalled the coming day.
Besides those already mentioned were !:
Mesdames, Gephart, Reaney, d. C. Hod-
ges, Fred McWilliams; Misses, Nell Pal
mer, Lizzie Blackstone, Mary Grason,
Edna Freeman, Lillian Love, Henrietta
Gephart; Messrs. Wade Blackstone. VIII
lie Freeman, Arthur Reaney, Frank Nc
Williams, Ed. Gephart and Albert Hold
ges. s.s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-16

Worrespendence of tho Beacon.t
The little village Of Hurry IL booming.
At this time there are two first-cIass
stores, one kept by Mr.. Wheeler and the
other by the Messrs. Hurry Bros. One
IL now being erected for Mr.. 8. Wheeler.
John Carter In the contractor. Mr.. Rob.
ert Harrison viii build store this sum.
mer at the same place, having bought
the Land from Mr.. Frank Wheeler. The
Messrs. Hurry deserve great credit for the
energy they have taken in trying to build
the place up. The colored people, also,
deserve great credit, for they have built
one OF the finest halls in the county and
nave a membership of about 200. and
they try to conduct it on She best ofprin.
ciples.
Miss Laura Scott, who has been very
sick, IL improving.
Sleighing is as fine as can be, and eve.
~ person in this neighborhood that has
q horse has q sleigh Of some description.
Old and young seem to enjoy themselves
to their hearts content. There il not
bells enough to supply the demand.
Mr.. Eugene Hall, our popular black.
smith at Dynard, In kept busy building
and repairing sleighs.
Most Of the ice houses have been aI)ed
with choice Ice.
We have heard Of no complaint among
the poor people, but it is reported that
some OF them are getting very hard MP.
MIR. James Ferroll, our huntsman, SAYS
opossums and Coons are very scarce,
having caught none this winter.
1t has been very bad weather for cut.
ting cord-wood, yet necessity compels
many to do it. It is better to do that
than worse.
Mr.. Joseph Nelson, cur popular well
digger, has given up his old trade and ac-
cepted position as clerk in one of the
largest stores Of the village.
Judging from the appearance of our
colored friends around Hurry they seem
to be as happy as Gear Nicholas of Rus
sia.
Woodpiles make no difference to us.
We live in the woods anyhow, and we
can get a turn OF wood any time.
Old Uncle Esau Tarlton gives music
and dancing lessons to the children of the
neighborhood during the bad weather.
Parker's band gave fine music at the
Dynard store Saturday last.
Mr.. Ben Swami is quite sick at his home,
Dynard. We hope he may soon be out
again. BAcKwoops.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-16

A brief told history. but true,
Rydale's Cough Elixir will prevent
this happening to you. Ii will
check the progress ola cold at once.
prevent the cough becoming deep
seated, and thus ward of consump-
ton. This modern scientific remedy
kills the germs that cause throat and
lung diseases, and by its stimulat-
ing and tonic effect upoE the respira.
tory organs help nature speedily
restore these organs 10 robust
health. Loker & deWaal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-16

n
OIL such fun and such times,
coasting. skating, jumping. Swimming
over the hard surface, Of either ice
or snow. without one particle Of re-
gard for precious life or limb. We
almost wish winter would last al
ways. Justfancy seven little boards
upon which are seated as many oc-
cupants, both large and small, flying
down steep bill in every direction,
taking up into brier patches, snow
drifts, plunging into some hidden
sinks or punching together at the
bottom, landing the crowd pei mel
on TO each other. Laughing, shout
ing, falling, the merry troup make
their way back to the top of the hill.
headed by little Br'er Rabbit, who
is always the spryest of the spry.
II this picture Of innocent sport
dosn't appeal to your funny sides,
imagine the same seven, coasting on
skates, gliding breezily up one rise
to go flying down on the other side.
every muscle taut, sails full, then
imagine the treacherous crust giving
way and the unfortunate striking
the snow so hard, you can easily see
the dust fly, One Of our party de-
clares they cannot see for the life Of
them how . person flying down o
steep incline could possible fall up
the bill when checked by the break
ing OF the crust, but this happened
just the same. Now follow the seven
to littl pond and it will prove q
side spill. ser. Ha ha some are cut
ting the circle frontwards, some
backwards. One is gliding grace
fully over the smooth surface, two
others are racing. Watch them as
they invariably bunch in the middle,
then there is a slipping, scrambling,
rushing fall. What fun, and the
pond is covered with recklessly
laughing live lumber. a light heart
ed, ludicious sight-"Truly a pic
ture for Poe"
ne well that ends well.
II says, says she.
A steps up and makes bow
@ cries count In me.
G another comes swiftly Up.
Fglides quickly after.
with spring and bound 10 here
And We make our bows with laughter.
MoCKIE0 BIRD AND BLACK DIAhoEp.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-16
[CosMuScxrED.


Mrs. William T. Morris, Of hisdistrict,
came near being bitten by their own dog,
which had gone mad during the day.
The dog had several fits, but they did
not pay much attention TO him. After
supper, when Mrs. Morris was cleaning
up the table-the dog being in the kitch-
en-he made spring at her and tore her
clothes, but did not bite her. The dog
was shot IN the kitchen. While Mr. Jno.
Graves went to Capt. b. I. Owens for a
gun to shoot the dog, Capt. w. r. Nor
ris had to hold the door to keep the dog
inside. He did not do any damage, but
scared Mrs. Morris very badly and turned
things upside down in the kitchen. =.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1905-02-16

John Edwards, SEXTON Of ST. Joseph's
Church, Morgansa, clipped On thsiceclose
to his house Tuesday evening about 7
O'Clock and fractured the back Of hisskull.
Perfectly conscious. he went into the
house and told his wife and daughter
about the accident. he complained Of
pains in the stomach and went 70 bed.
These pains increased and he soon became
unconscious. When DR.. Johnssn arrived
about 10 O'Clock be was already dead.