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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-08-02
MANY KILLED In
BLOODY BATTLES
Fighting in Full Progress at ShuSha
and Other Places.
MOVE AGAINST DOUhA MEMBERS
Public Prosecutor Brings Charge OF high
Treason Against the Signers OF Mani
festO-TwO Men AsSasSinated on
NfPapfS of Warsaw.
MOVE AGAINST DOUKA MEMBER

St. Petersburg, July 31.-The trian-
gular truce between Armenians, Tartars
and the Russian troops before Shusha
was of the briefest nature. The display
of white flags and the naming of repre-
sentatives of the Yarring factions to ar
range lasting peace was but prelude
to the resumption of hostilities yester-
day upon larger and bloodier scale.
The fighting is not only in full pro-
gress at Shusha itself, town of 3O,OOO
people Zone hundred and eighty miles to
the southeast of Tifis), the Tartar
quarter of which apparently Is IN
flames, but it has spread to the sur
rounding country.
There the Tartar population has risen
and is striving to overwhelm the Ar
menians and the Russian troops. Gen
eral Zoloschakov, in command of the
Russian forces, has appealed urgently
for re-enforcements. A battilion of
rihemen at Yelisavetpol, the nearest
point where there are soldiers, already
has been dispatched to the scene. 1t is
worthy of note that the Russians, who
in the disorders of last year were ac-
cused of protecting the Tartars from
Armenian attacks, are now themselves
hard pressed by the Mohammedan
hordes.
TOWN BURNED UP.
Advices received here from Titiis
dated yesterday show that a regular
campaign is progressing between Ar
menians and Tartars in that section.
Yesterday large forces of Tartars at
tackled Askeran Pass, which was oc-
cupied by Armenians, but were unable
to break-the Armenian Gordon. Fight
ing is now going on in the villages OF
Haramurt, Haladad and Karantukh.
The Tartars are concentrating against
Askeran Pass.
On July 9th Kurds attacked the vii
lages of Kalbalikened and Kiermizhan
and were endeavoring to force an en-
trance into Shusha. At the latter place
they were repulsed by Russian troops
under General Zoloschskov.
News received here from Yelisavetpol
saws that communication between Ag-
ram and Shusha has been interrupted
for five days. Firing between Armen-
ians and Tartars continued from July
25th to July 18th. The fighting near
Shusha increased in severity on July
29th and resulted in the burning of the
town. The government has dispatched
re-enforcements to the scene.
St. Petersburg, July S0.-The public
prosecutor has started proceedings
against the lower House of Parliament,
who signed the Viborg manifesto.
The charge under which the signers
of the manifesto will be brought to trial
is violation of article 129 of the Crimi-
nal Code, which provides for attempts
to overthrow the existing government. "
This is virtually high treason, the max
imum penalty for which is hard labor in
the mines.
No arrests yet have been reported,
and the Constitutional Democrats donot
anticipate anything approaching punish
ment of their representatives. 1t is un-
derstocd that arrested members will be
admitted to bail, pending trial.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-08-02
NOTICE

Beginning August 18th Mr.. B. F.
Lewis will take charge of our coal de-
livery. Any orders given him or to the
company viii have prompt attention.
Tazewell E. l.. & P. Co.,
aug2t2 By c. c, Long, Mgr.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-08-02
FOR ROOSEVELT
And STAND PAT
President to Be Fully Endorsed In
Ohio Platform.
SENATOR DICK At SYCAMORE HILL
His Remarks Apparently Settle the Report
That Ohio Senator's Would Not Stand
for the AdminIstratiOn-FCr Let
ting the Tariff Alone.
SENATOR DICK At SYCAMORE HILL

Oyster Bay, July 81. Senator Chas.
Dick, of Ohio, and Elmer Dover, secre-
tary of the Republican National Com
mittee, made joint pilgrimage to Sag
amore Hill today. President Roosevelt
discussed with them for two hours the
political situation in Ohio.
Aside from the advantages of the dis
cussion, the simple fact that Senator
Dick was guest at Sycamore Hill and
came away bearing the Presidents ex-
pressions of enthusiastic desire for har-
mony and success in the coming Con-
gressional campaign, is regarded as a
political occurrence which will have de-
cided weight in the Republican situa-
ton.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-08-02

Boyer is special agent for Gums
Book Cases and Desks-they are the
"Best.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-08-02
NO REVISION OF TARIFF.

'It would be practically impossible
for the Sixtieth Congress to revise the
tariff" he said. Besides, it would be
decidedly bad in political sense. There
never has been an exception to the oc-
currence that when political party in
control of Congress undertook to revise
the tariff two years preceding national
election, it failed to elect its candidates
in that election.
The Republican party, he said, would
go before the people pointing to its
record with pride.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-08-02
FULL ENDORSEMENT SURE.

1t has been said in Ohio that Senators
Dick and Foraker did not stand for the
Roosevelt administration, and this re-
port bid fair to cause at least degree
of trouble. 1t has now been mailed to
the mast" if these words from Senator
Dick have meaning:
at is safe to make one prediction,
that President Roosevelt's administra-
ton and the work of Congress will re-
ceive sincere and enthusiastic endorse
ment in the Ohio Republican platform. "
AS indicating the part President
Roosevelt took in the conference, Sena-
tor Dick said:
"The President is very greatly inter-
ested in the result of the Congressional
election and does not hesitate to say So.
Rightfully he feels that he has inaugu-
rated polices which he is hopeful of con-
cluding successfully. This can only be
accomplished with the help of Repub-
lican majority in the Sixtieth Congress.
The President is ready to do all he can
to bring about Republican victory in
the coming campaign. This does not
mean that he is going on the stump;
he could not do that; it does not neces-
sarily mean that he is to mingle in local
conferences, but he will have a keen
general interest in the result, ana will
aid in all possible ways"
Besides this strong endorsement of
the President, with which the Ohio plat
form is to be featured, there is to be
a "stand-pat" declaration regarding
the tariff. General Dick expressed him
self freely on this point.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-08-02

"Keen Kutter" Carving Sets, Pocket
Knives, Scissors and Shears at Boyer's.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-30
OBITUARY

In loving REMEMBRANCE Of nv
grandfather, PETER Ii. GUY, who
departed this life August 70, 1906.
aged about eighty years.
Life is but narrow vale between
the cold and barren peaks OF two
eternities. We strive In vain %
work beyond the heights. He be-
gan his journey In the morning.
successfully climbing the stoney
cliffs, 80 that when evening came Cd.
his work was complete. How many
are called before the sunniest hour
Of LIES voyage Is reached.
This brave and tender man, In
every storm Of life, was steadfast as
a rock, and IN the sunshine, be was
vine and flower. There was, there
is no gentler, stronger, manlier man
than he, and were every one, to
whom be did some kind and loving
service, 70 bring q blossom 10 his
grave, be would sleep tonight
beneath a wilderness of fragrant
flowers.
BY his and-daughter
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-30
Notice to Creditors.

Orphans Court az a. MarY's coanty, Hct
August IA. lwss
Ordered BY che Court that H. Leigh Morgan
Admiplstfnfrlx "
JOSEPH A. MORGAN.
late o. &C. Mars county aoceasea. sase gne
notice required " law to the neoesstsl orptii.
toFs 70 HE thCiF cialmn and thai tae same ~
published once weok for sik succeeaig VI
weskA IN the ~ Mays Heacons
Test y. patLfH 0hEENsF BILL.
hegiatef Of wills Tor - Anfyae county.
II pursuance Of the anotc oFsIar. / hereby
give uOilpe that hnve gltAsned ifom the uf.
pnAn4 Court Of 81 MARY aeounkTs Nd, iatgeft
u ADMINISTRATION % tte pefsonal estate u
JOSEPH y. M0Ku1N.
late Of said county, deacRaed.
All pefsoDa hAfirx Charms against the sAld Ao.
ceased are hereby notified ~ axnsuit The same.
with she proper vouchers akgAeAe1 tharQ&o ~
the subscriber, un OF before the lTth day 81
February 1907 they viii otherwise BY Jaw ~ OK
aiuaea from The bpnefite Of the aaid estate.
Alt persons indebted 70 tue Decreased are 10.
quested 70 make Immediate pagment % the
h, LEien nonaAN.
Aug u, oe-ew
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-30
BALTIMORE JUBILEE.

In response tonumerous Inquiries
from this section OF the State the
Greater Baltimore Jubilee Committee
announced that while the city will
probably have the largest crowd Of
visitors ia it's history in, Jubilee
Week September 9th TO l6.that the
arrangements made for the accom-
mediation Of the coming hosts are
such as TO insure comfort TO all. II
the hotels and boarding houses are
taxed beyond their capacity assur-
ances have been received that many
private fGrnilies willopen their homes
for the entertainment of the city's
guests. Any and all information
concerning living accommodations
while in the city will be furnished on
application in person or by mail TO
the Jubilee Committee.
There is big demand now for
windows along the route OF the three
days parades and there has been
some lively bidding this week for
choice positions between rivals for
the points Of vantage. Work has
not vet begun on the grand stands
but there will be several Of these
Of large size and many OF smaller
proportions, All will be equipped
with seats which wilIensure comfort
during the passing OF the lengthy
professions.
With characteristic democracy
the-average Baltimorean will prefer
the sidewalk for bis Ia lieu Of pin.
nacle on stand or perch ia an up.
per window, and there will be tens
Of thousands Of enthusiasts who will
jubilate over the big pageants from
positions on the pavements. The
routes will be long with view to
affording everybody a chance to the
sights to the best advantage.
The interest displayed il the
Greater baltimore Jubilee by MARY.
land in general ii not to be wonder
edat when the closerelationship be-
tween these two great factors Of TIE
commonwealth are considered and Il
is therefore not surprising that we
are advised from the Jubilee head
quarters that from every portion Of
the State there are being received
letters Offering encouragement, co.
operation and promising giant dele
cations al the biz celebration that il
ODE held Septemer 9th to 18Th IN COM
memoration oi recovery from the are
that devastated nearly the entire
business section Of the city thirty
months ago.
There Is q bond brotherhood be-
tween themetroplis Of this State and
the counties and other cities thereof
thatis issolvablesave With disas-
ferrous results 10 both ThecountIes
owe much 10 Baltimore end Bali.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-30

more oNe1 much 10 she p0uniioe Il
Is hardly possible that either could
stand alone The projectors Of the
present celebration lay particular
stress upon the important part that
has been played BY Maryland out
side Of Baltimore IL the rehabilitation.
Of the city, In the time Of It's dire
distress and through all the moths
Of trial ann hardship, Of threat.
enine obstacles and Of diificnlties IN
surmountable except blythe most d g.
termined aggressive spirits it was
to the counties Of theState that Bal
timore looked to hold up her hands.
How we'll they responded Is
matter Of history and the Baltimore.
ans today in contemplating the sue
cess Of their efforts are not sparing
in accrediting their county cousins
with large share 81 praise for the
part played by them in restoring The
city to its own.
In dozen ways did the country
side contribute to the realization Of
the dreams Of the townsmen Every
facility atthe command Of rural Mary
land was placed al the disposal of
the big brother in distress. Every
word Of encouragement that could be
spoken was sung into the cars Of tho
toilers laboring TO do what the mer-
CHESS element had undone. And
through it all the sustenance Of the
city robbed Of It's stores was fnrnish-
cd by the states at large. II Is not
to be marveiled at that Baltimore is
grateful for the aid that Was extend.
ed.
And again II is natural that Balti-
more wants the whole State 70 enjoy
the big celebration which has been
planned, and to join with her ID re-
joicing at what has been accomplish.
ed, and she promises today 70 give
the thousands Of visitors that are
to swarm within her gates fromGar.
rett TO Worcester and all the land
between the grandest treat that the
ingenuity Of man caa conceive. The
week Of festivities will abound In
displays Of splendid magnitude aud
brilliant spectacnlarism Three
magnificent street pageauts 10 each
Of which will march upwards OF 49,.
900 men are on the program for Sept
emder 1lth 18th and 18th A mill
tary parade In which there will be
theentire NatIonalG Guard ofthe State
and visiting companies from other
common wealths besides many rogu.
lars will be the feature Of the first
day An industrial parade 10 which
there will be countless handsome
aud expensive floats. tens OF thou.
sands Of employees and tens Of thou
sands Of members Of various civil
/ organizations, will be the second
days Offering. A parade 81 tiremen
In which sbo baltimore companies
WIN DO augmented BY yearly al the
out 81 town companies which helped
subdue the fire will be the piece de
resistance Of the third day. All In
all IL will DO great occasion and the
State Of Maryland and tho good PEG.
pie thereof should be and viii be
there In large number 20 add 70 the
gala effect and enjoy o rich treat.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-30
HsY Advertisements.
DENTAL NOTICE.
For Sale.

Desirable property for sale az cbarlotsa
Hail. No ~ acres Of improved land
food Dwelling Two tenant houses
Convenient 10 railroad and telephone.
healthy location. For terms and nrice
apply To ~
G. g. BURROUGHS.
u Mechanicsyille. Md
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-30

steamer 81. MAaTss
will leave Pier ) Light street, weather
permitting. every Wednesday and Satur-
day, az 0i30 m. Tor Fair Hayen, PLAN
Point, Governors Run, Dafe'a. and r2.
tnxeut River a. far ~ ~ benedict
Returning wiz leave Benedict. weather
permitting, every Monday aud Thursday
az $40 d. M, H0tferiy nc \ a. n., Mil.
stone Landing nt 10 d IN, Governors
Run at Ia ~, Plum Point, az / Ii. M, and
Fair Haven, az 4. no b. M, Tor baltimore.
Freight received AZ Pier Z, Tuesday and
Friday until $50 p. M. for thoi0ll0wing
wharrea
Fair Haven, Plum Point, Dares, Gov.
errors Run, Cove Point, Drum Poin1.
Milestone. solomon'e Island. spencof'a,
ST. Cuthbcrt,s. Sc. leenari's. Sellers,
Sotteriey, Jones, Parkerss, Eorresss,
Williams, Dukes. Trent Hall. Holland
Point, Benedict
steamer wKarMOREIAND
win leave Pier y Light street. weather
permitting, every Sunday and Wednos.
day, 10 b. IA. for Raluxent River I'll.
recf. az lar a. Benedict.
returning viii leate Bristol. weather
permitting every Tuesday and Friday
az 5 g. NJ. Lower Marlboro, III B. M,
BENEDICT at 2.S0 p. IA, Msllatone. sp M,
for Baltimore. calling ~ no ~hafves bc.
low i.eilch's except wllen signailed from
wharyes on chs river Cor passen9ere and
fefishnbIo freight.
Freight Fexelved At Pier Z, Wednesday,
aud Saturday until $50 d u nor the
following whafyeh
laeltcha i. Trncmmn Point. Deep Land.
inR, Hollands Cliffs, Ma9Fssst j Terry,
Lower Marlboro. Whites Landing, Fer
= Landing, Nottinghnni's Lyon strnek.
Briatol
WILLARD THOMSON. tieni. Manager,
T MURDOCH. Gen. trt, i Pass. Agt.
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Orphans Court Of St. Mary's cpun3y. sot. g.
August p, 1906.
nKpEnED by THE COURT. That stephen
~ Nj Jones. administrator Of j. Hayden
Graves inRn Of St. Merx's County Nd, decnqn.
cd. give the NOTICE required bx law 70 tho Do.
ased creditors b exhibit their claims. and
that the aame BE- published once week for
six auooeeasge weeks Ia The 81. mARY'a BxA'
CON.
Register Of Wills for 81. AaFyss County.
NOTICE.
IN pursuance OF the above order. / hereby
give notice fnat have obtained from the or.
phane' Court OF St. Mary 'scounty, Nd letters
Of administration on tho personal estate Of
]. HAYDEN 0RAVKe.
late OF said county, deceased. All persons
having 0laim9 aRRinet the said; deoeA8ed arc
hereby notified 10 exhiplt The Hnina with tho
proper vouchers Httapbod thereto, n the sub.
scfiber on or hBf0re thN 9th day uf NAbruary,
1907. they will otherwise ~ Law be excluded
from the henefits OF the aaid estate. AL per.
soma indebted 10 the deceased are required 70
mako immediate payment tn tho subscriber.
HYERHHN NJ JONES.
Aug e00Jr6w Administration.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-30
To All Democratic Voters
Democratic Congressional Com
Etittee.
Mlmsey Building, Washington, D. G.
Aug. s. 1906.

II there ever was q time in the
history Of the Democratic party for
the manifestation Of loyalty and pa
triotism on the part OF it's members
it is right now.
II we are to win a victory and
elect President two years hence,
we must first elect q House Of Rep
resentatives this Fail. A Democrat
ic House can aud will investigate
every Department Of the Govern
ment With all OF them honeycomb-
cd by graft, the edges Of which
only have been touched by recent
exposure and prosecutions. there
will be revelation Of rottennese
that will astound the country and
create demand for Democratic
administration to clean the Govern
ment workshop.
To win the House we need money
to defray legitimate expenses and
get out our vote. We have no pro-
tected monopolies from which TO
draw to fill our Golfers, as they do
those Of the Republican party. We
must, therefore, appeal TO loyal Dem
ocrats for contributions.
Will you send us 81 at once, and
in return for this we will send you
copies Of our campaign literature
issued by the committee. You will
have the thanks Of the entire Dem.
ocratic party for your favorable re-
Spouse to our request.
Address all remittances to-
J M. GRIGGS, Chairman.
MuDsey Building.
WASHINGTON, ID. g.
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We respectfully call attention TO
the fact thatthls bank has boon made
Government Depositary. We feel
rightfuIly proud Of this as il shows
that unless we have been conducting
our business Upon the correct basis,
we would never have received the
deposit.
National Bank Of ST. Mary's
Leonardtown Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-30

Now IL addition 70 tbs above We viii
BE- glad - iaraissl you a. much u any
Aina Of lnnber and building material ~
yoa ipny ueeu 10 build yoes hl.siaes. Darns.
&C.. aud We wlll Dnild The same I0f You
any size and time you ike.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-30

Wanted a reliable white woman for
cook and general homework; small
Miss NJ. LouIsn HERRoN.
1899 18th SC. N. WI.
Washington, b. G.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-30
Primury Meetings.

The Democratic voters Of st. Ma
rvs county are hereby notified to
assemble In primary meeting in the
several districts, at the usual places
for holding elections, on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-30

kRch Depeslmaat supplied win iho most
lnUdefn afsa AQnfus ~ apparatus. prnrtiess
wOfk cnnpnhssfeA ~ 81 aopar tlnrHte. tffAda.
ntae qualflsed y entaf Is UncD ulsg1 life 4
work. noAfa8nK department anppif0d Will
Atl muAern fgkl bathrooms.
tst5nm h0A4 ana ElNNkfluiaF.
Mgw baliaanR M1kM na1Nfn Improvements
AocMklun AlANaf 1AAN6N fuf heaafn, 4uitl1sa
upoks, heAE, iiMnNs taunurs. hVAru, niuAaAGm1
Attctidanets afsAafza1 aNp0Htt, rneniienl ana
nnAfHe o. b14is rH5 apia uunRtSrlY III AdeMiaea
Daaiy visit ~ lsiiysteian q chaFku. AanifAf.
lufn fDr isoinklaa 81 any fAgitnt WfAh ooutaeis
ouB disease.
CatAlog sifln9 fnii particulars sonl OF aupll,
cation AEEeukk94 lF1htiet ~ short Cour3e II
tno WUoks - Axf1enfuffn, Write ior pArtiet.
lara tern coo}iupnce4 Thursday, scpteln-
tance ~ = atEFEafMif, i,ruAid0nt.
july 1sA-nt toiiexe rnfh, Md.
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At the Ridge
Abell's Store

II tho place for buying aud selling lsAR.
GAINS now " she 4gAtE 10 srmgN them.
We buy anything yvu have to SELL ana
want y ~ tail ninrket prizes. aud We sell
anything ypn want 20 but IT the very
Resk HsEsom prfees. We invita- every
body - c0nie % Us Tor what tbey want
any 4 1Vu 40 not see ID, just ask Tor IL,
We arr very aps e Ilave Il aud live have
NOS g wlll most certainly give M pleasure
81 sci Il ior yuu and that VIZ can Rensr.
nly ~ u one Ur twv days Wears head
quarters IL Our piNfxicE III F8hM Mshaa.
kkMg and latest styles LkHses nass tssne
having gotten 10 Il gecuad supply II NnW
and Uas.rU.DATE stYlea fruu Isew York.
Also 4 nice line 81 0ontieman's summer
Hats. and our Ladies' and tent new
$3.50 SHOES y something lne. also We
have 4 nice line Of cheaper shoss. Our
stock u Dkf UUUiiS h Asnsy aud We
can accommodate you IN tisasn aE the
right RnicEss Dnr eteck 81 fancy and
stapio groceries cant b beas Tor price
0isa quality, Ia inet we nrs eniehY0sinR
q give the pubic anything they ssh iDF
~ pEicvs ~ suit chs times
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-30

for the purpose Of choosing ten dele
estes from each district to assemble
il County Convention in Leonard
town, on
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Farm For Rent.

! viii rent the Farm known 81
"pATuxENT BEACH {
ioF Gle year 1907 10 d desirable tenant.
y. pskRRalN CRANE,
California, r. 0., Mtls
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Nd. Del. & va. Ry. CO.
POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
nrrwnHE- $500
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.

steamers leave Washington. weather Fsi-
miltipEs foot gf7th Street every sunday. Tues.
days wednesday, Thnrgday ana Saturday AZ
s ?. ~ for the toilowtng River Landings and
baltimore.
Aiexandria. 0lymont, Llvcrpnol Point. Rlv-
erAide. HuehWODd, Land0Htari6. HoMareIh 90.
ofum's etoue,A, LoouatdtcWn, Abeilta. pluey
knlnts AdAme., Lodge Landing. Mundavs
F0lnfs ktugalo, g0Mn, Bnndlek's. Walnut
Point gpEArtns Lewie9tfa, MillerA, nraaon'a.
Hkomnss, Porto nellO. arriving Iii Baltimore,
early Tuesday. Thursday. friday. Saturday
and Monday moHninRA.
Steamers leave baltimore, weather permitldnRs
Pier ?, LiNnt Street. every Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday, Friday hud Saturday at 8. b ~.
for tho following River Landings and Wash.
Miller !. Iiromein, Porto Boilo, arnsonss. coan,
HundIokas Hnlnut Point, CoWufts Lewisetf1
Lodge Landing, Mnndy'a p0inl. klAsalo,
AdamS, Piney foiHt, Leonnrdt0Wn. Aboll's.
HaWaFdEs Cobrume, stones. Hnahwood.
LaneasteEss. Myersldo Liverpool Point. 0iy-
mont, Alexandria,
arriving ID Washington carly wednesday.
IhnFada2s Saturday, Sunday and Monday
mornings
WILLARD THOMSON. GonofAl MANAGER.
psMUMDOCM. Glen. Wit ana EmNa. Ant
HTNPH NN8ON a. nkEO.. ARont0.
IelQphQno y46 Washington. u. O.
WI. q. NNAkDON. Agent.
Rsb. /, 90. s. 81 49, = ! 4
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rEHK MARYLAND
A0hauCi.TuRAL c0LLEgK.
co1Laus F1nk, MAafLAaD
MAAYLANDs SCHOOL on 1EcMG0xgx

Ma CpuF@eA III HmakrANalUn LEADING 10 size fafa
istaiusAa NDaxue "a 30, Is
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ANI@4t Is9HKtGf ATtnzL orfHNs
ff&fS tifhafENL-
Tfetug for Atlssa WuTk. Positions assures
y thats WIS nays ugFksa wlth WA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-30

Monday, September Bird
which convention shall select three
delegates to represent St. Mary s
County in the Congressional Con-
vention to be held at Cross Street
Hall, Baltimore, on
Thursday, September 8.
Polls will open as 3 o'clock, r. n.
and close at 8 p. Nj
BY order.
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COsnITTEE
for ST. Mary's County.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-30

va. MrvEaELL LoKgn, solicitor,
ieonnrdtown, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-08-30

August 2 I'm.