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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-17
FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD.

THE EDITORIAL COLUMNS OF THE PALLADIUM are shapah by m conu0NHE i4oa-
the public good. This paper is Republican in politics, standing for what is best in
its party regardless of any special cHques, or factions. lit is for such men as Pres-
dent Roosevelt and Senator Beverdge, and against such betayers OF a peoples
trust as Senator Adrch or Senator Depew.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-17
A SUPERB NEWS SERVICE,

The RICHMOND PALLADluMS NEWS SERVICE employs TIE largest number of re-
portes in Richmond, and the largest number of correspondents scattered over
Wayne county, To its own corps of keen-eyed news gatheres is added the vast
ews service of the Publishers Press Association, COZ firing every part of the nhab-
tied world. Why mot get the benefit of this trained :hy of experts yourself by
reading the daily PAIL ADUM?
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

From or Regular Correspondent
Pupils diligently apply themselves
to master their lessons Recreation
walking, running, leapinQ. hopping,
etc is enjoyed BY them. Such
exercises as described are ply.
siologicallg adapted to strengthen
the muscular system.
Poultry raisers have been fairly
successful, and large consianments
Of turkeys will take place attain early
day.
Farmers have finished drilling
wheat. and different varieties Of the
cereal were used for seed.
Rain. sleet and snow occasionally
visit this section.
Roads are ii tolerably good condi-
.tion in some places. Mr.. Abel
essays to keep them nproper condi-
ton despite frequent moist weather.
Work. work is the watchword
down here. Is laziness disease?
II tits dependent on some abnor-
ma condition Of the organism, we
are OF the opinion that it is owing to
ill-health Of some type.
Oysterman report that they realize
sufficient 81 the 'needful to keep the
wolf from their doors.
Merchants seem hopeful. They
sell principally for cash.
Geo. W. Joy, Secretary, visited
the schools recently. aud he was
pleased TO see that teachers strictly
adhere to the graded system. It
economies the labor Of instruction,
and prompts the ambition 81 pupils.
The line Of demarkation between
the visible and invisible world has
not been crossed by any OF our ac-
quaintances since last items.
Some sickness. and doctors Lloyd
and Tippett find word to do.
How thankful We have plenty
to eat. This may be nus for the
Bentztown Bard to crack, as be
seems restless unless be has some
thing TO say about
A1,.~.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
Religious Notice.

Divine Services 10 81. Mary 5
Parish as follows
Sunday November 25th, ST. Mary d
chapels, Ridge. Morning Prayer
Sermon and Holy Communion, II
A. NJ.
Trinity Church. St, Mays City,
Evening Prayer and Sermon, 100
pm.
Wednesday, November %, at the
residence Of Mrs. Hodgdop, near
Milestone, Morning Prayer. Sermon
and Holy Communion, ii, An
Thanksgiving Day, Trinity church,
st. Mary's City. Morning Prayer
and Sermon. ii An.
MILLARD +. MINMcK. Rector.
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Il the rrustssa q

II is our earnest wish 70 donate o
quantity OF the Il. & d.. Paint 10
your church and every church when.
ever II is TO be painted.
10000 churches painted With Il. q
NJ.
A gallons L. a M. mixed with
gallons Linseed Oil will paint mod.
crate sized house.
Actual cost L. n NJ. about $3.50
per gallon.
L. 4 NJ. Zinc hardens L. q NJ.
White Lead and makes the paint
wear like iron.
Barrows a Peck. Montpelier, W..
writes,
School house No. painted With
L. 4 NJ. two coats. Used only FIVE
gallons Il. q Nj. and nine gallons
Oil. Cost Of paint. g7a cents gal
Ion. y
Sold by q. Il. Palmer, Palmer, Nd.
]. g. Craddock, Jarboesyllle, Md.
Johnson q Co.. Solomons. Nd,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
Shooting ARRAY.

Last Friday afternoon. at Parkton,
Baltimore county. Frederick G..
Wilkins, shot his wife. Florence
Garner Wilkins inflicting painful
but not fatal wounds ID her back,
arms and head. He also slightly
wounded zacharias Alban. butch
or, and fred at his wiie's brother.
William II. Garner but without hit
ting him. The difficulty that led 10
the shooting was OF It's heighth
when the butcher drove up. Mrs.
Wilkins. just as the wagon was stop.
ped, ran out and jumped into it.
She called TO the driver to whip up
his horses, and as he did so Mr..
Wilkinsappeared withagun. There
were two discharges. and the wife
and the butcher were wounded.
Some Of the shot took effect in the
back Of horse.
Then Mr. Garner appeared. Mr..
Wilkins is said to haveturned on him
and fred three times. Noneofthese
shots took effect.
Mr.. wilkins was arrested Oh
warrant sworn outbyhis brother.
in-law charging him with assault
with intent to kill.
All the parties are well known 10
gSt. Marys.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

There are numbers 81 people who
are under an erroneous impression,
They think that they never control
enough money 70 start bank &C.
count. In this they are mistaken.
We solicit small accounts as well as
large. We handle the business 81
both with our best care. We believe
that you ought 70 have 9 bank &C.
count and we offer you our service.
First National Bank Of 81. Mary 4,
Leonardtown, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

The members 81 the Choir, the Sunday
School Teachers and the Ladies who as
sisted at the Tables at the Festival last
August win hold a reception on Thanks.
giving night, November 80, In the Hall.
Delicious refreshments win be served at
9, Y. Nj Dancing will commence al
Smaliwcod's Orchestra WIN help on
the merrymaking. Our friends are cor
daily invited. a full moon Is promised
to make the travelling more pIeaebllts
Mrs. N. g. Thompson win preside. Come
early.
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Communicated.


Mr.. EDIToR Mr., Luke II. Mat.
thews, in an excellent letter pub
lished In your paper, 81 last week.
again calls the attention Of our peo.
pie to the condition Of the Confed.
ate Monument and Cemetery al Pt.
Lookout.
~ IL to be hoped that we. have
many citizens III our county and
State, who will be aroused by Mr..
Matthews appeal, and that some
definite plan may be settled upon
for establishing permanent fund
for restoring and keeping III order
this memorial
II the members of the "Daught-
ers Of the Confederacy," living Ia
our county, will will take up the
matter, they will undoubtedly be-
generously assisted
Let there be no delay
Respectfully.
u. 4. BRONZE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
MRS. Thomas Lync b pead.
AzzAsA.


Mrs. Mary Lynch, wife OF DIR.
Thomas Lynch. died ut her home,
10 Leonardtown. Thursday, Novem.
Der Is, 1906. She had been aiIing
for few days, but few knew that
ste was seriously sick and the an.
nouncement Of her death was a shock
to our community where everyone
knew and admired her. She was a
loving mother, o devoted wife aud q
steadfastfriend, perfectly combining
the qualities that 70 70 make up
God rs noblest work. true woman.
She lived life bringing sunshine
and gladness into the lives ofothers.
for she was ever full of tenderest
sympathy for ali ia affection. Her
life is ended; her work Is done:
she has gone 10 her reward, but her
memory will be held In benediction
BY The many who loved her living
and lament her dead. Our whole
community grieves with her hus-
band and children and her father
and mother 10 their bereavement.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

Send In your deposits BY mail Il
inconvenient 70 come in person.
We furnish all necessary material
free. II you lived ia the city you
would have the accommodation 81
several large banks. Buty would
have no better banking accommoda.
lions than. you haye II you live With.
in reach Of the LIST Natl Bank 81 st.
Marys Leonardtown. Md. Our
resorces are as adequate to meet the
demands Of our customers as the
resources Of the largest bank in
the city. But there is no bank Ia
the city Of anywhere else that Is SO
willing 70 accommodate It's custom
ers or that win do SO many things
for them.
First National Bank Of ST. Mary
LeonardtoWn. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

This IL q national bank, and hence
can have no connection, directly or
indirectly with another bank. This
Bank Is separate and distinct from
any other bank 1t is purely and
simply county bank, run by our
county people, and we respectfully
solicit the patronage which we Be-
lieve our past record deserves.
First National Bank of St. Mary's
Leonardfown, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

Orphans Court OF 81. Mars County. set.: :.
November ". 1865
nnDERKD ny THE COUNT. That VIM.
~ n. Bailey. administrator OF 4oM. Frank
kuott. late u ~. MAfT's Euanfs M, dscpae.
ed. give the notice required " law % the Do.
epaSe4 crcdboTs 70 eKhlhlf lhoir claims. aed
thai the same be puUlahed unua d week for
SIX successive weeks lE the 81. nAHfss BEs.
CON-
Toet; y. RnILEr .0RRnMWEbh.
Register 81 wills Tor ~ AaFY " Euunty.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
NEW FALL GOODS.

In order that we mny BE- ~ with tho
rogeaslvesplrit that hasH struck Leonard.
town, we hnvo illed cur store withnew
goods such a. 1niiiinery dress goods,
shoes, underwear, etc. A specially
large assortment VI FAIRS, long coats.
and skirta. aiVeusn cad. ne arnresais
Tor lail business
Il. u. 5t9 x sON.
sept. la-H.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

In pursuance Of the above order. hereby
give i0lico that have 0btalnro from the o.
ph4na CpuFtui - Anfytcoantg, I'D letters
Of administration on the poF4oaAl iaIafc of
jos. FRANK KNOTT.
late 81 anld county. decoAaed Az per1onA
hmstnN ciaima AaMinst tho saEa deceased ARG
hereby notified 70 exhibit Ia sans VIA tina
EQflber On o. bHfofc the ADsb dag ~ MAY.
wi. they vail otherwise " ieN ~ excluded
ffDm the bcnellfa Of The said estate, All Defs
make linmNdimke paymput ~ iha auparfibeF.
VIM Il. AAlLEK.
Nov. ". N-sEw An4tuiAttnfofs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
I1IssoIutlonot CopartnersliIp.

The Ep=paftnefsiiip heretofore existing un.
der the ttfu nAmo OF Greenwen 4 Henfii fof
The manHftetNfe and sale ofbficix, has this
day been dissolved hy mutual consent r.. II
Greenwich III have koie charge Of the settle.
meut Of the business or the iHte nrm.
~, n. GREEN w I'LL.
w. i. HEAKN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
LOcalWiSe and Otherwise.

See our first page for additional
matter Of local interest.
Mrs. Edith Drury, Of Washington
formerly Of Leonardtown. isyisitine
her county friends.
Miss Ruth CamaIier Of Leonard
townpissvisiting friends and rela.
tives in Washington.
Attend the sale Of the personal
property Of Mrs. Mary Jane Moore,
advertised in this issue, You will
secure bargains.
Mrs. Joseph H. Greenwell, Mrs.
Thad Yates, and daughter, Miss
Alice, OF Leonardtown. left Sunday.
for a'trip to Washington.
Next Thursday will be Thanks
giving Day and illegal holiday. The
Bank Of St. Mary's and the Bank Of
Mechanicsville will be closed for
that day
Rapid progress is being made In
earring away the back building oil
M1k2re's Hotel Workmen, under the
dire&tion Of John r. Dean. speedily
and successfully moved ~ story
building 22x26 feet, to new site on
the ~
Read the Statement OF School Ex-
penses for the year ended. July 81,
1906. It shows careful and good
financeering. Besides paying run
ming expenses, six new buildings
have been erected, old buildings re.
paired and nearly $500 balance yet
remains. No county III the State
makes better showing.
Sunday, Nov. IL. 1906, Max Shu-
man, who keeps q store on the Three
Notch Road. in st. Inigo's district,
struck an Italian named Peter Muir
ry over the head with pair Of nail
tongs, painfully though not fatally
wounding him. Or. p. H. Lloyd,
!, dressed the man s wounds. Murray
stated to Deputy Sheriff J. Frank
Dunbar, thathe was in fault and did
not wish warrant for Mr.. Shuman IS
arrest.
The School Board was in session
Tuesday and audited Teachers Re
ports for the quarter ended Novem-
Der 10, instant. Pay checks will be
issued this week. The Board also
fixed, Tor the current year, the sala.
ries Of Teachers holding Second
Grade sCeraticases at $3.50 per
for schools averaging lis pu-
pills and over, and $50 per month
for schools averaging under Is pu.
pills. This Is an increase ii salary
eAQver last year.
emes Burch. Of near Charlotte
e pusked l43 bushels 81 corn
acre q Ind. 40 bushels
=. 4. long corn. This
I'd was made from piecgoi land
not especially rich nor did ii receive
special care or cultivation. This
yield shows what our upland farms
may be made to yield and should en-
courage farmers TO pay greater al.
tention 10 their corn crops. We
know Of no better thing on farm
than full corn house.
On our first page, this week, we
print an article headed Important
to Shippers OF Dressed Meat, z to
which we invite the especial atten-
tionof our farmers. Under the new
y. 5. Statute, all dressed meats
shipped out Of the State must be
certified to be sound, healthful,
wholesome and ct for human food, 2
and unless accompanied by such
certificate no steamer or railroad
will receive them Severe penal.
ties are imposed for violations oil
this law. Our shippers to Wash.
ington and other points out Of the
State should bear these facts Ia
mind.
Shooting ARRAY.
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Wanted.
Notice to Iresptsssers

Al pers1A@ are furewaxnad against tres
passing sgltls dog, Gun ur otherwlNa on tha
tftrpeg lak1fl saear Budds Creoat, known ~
= FpsiNlte Against nll Offenders the law
wa ~ strictly enforced. JOHN u. ky.
NgS--inA Agent.
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Notice Poultry Shippers.

Wnpn yVa A1ld oillfa ntAxsbg markEts Riuf
ted fpfaeniiEeF 2 U sfHA & Cfi. have al
tHemi spip faefn Stinr fufAtRs eseA 8c
ttuiNfae4ls4n cards. ale ylii ft bhHaff1is
u fufuissie9 Hs fa8eit asiHbts aHuaG
HAHAK IA 4aME4s
h1sH tsnf "a aHg3town Md.
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BLACKSIITHING.

| WISH to inform my friends and
the general public that have open
ed shop o. my fathers stand, at Hol.
lywoods shat | am prepared TO do all
work In ny line at shortest notice,
and AZ prices ID suit the people.
Special attention paid TO horse shoe
ing, painting and oyster tong max
ing. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give
me a call. Terms cash.
BERNARD n. WHILE.
Dec, ~, Oh. tf
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ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Of Geo. W. joy, Treasurer,

Mary counts, for
the ended July 81. 1906.
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rRusrEE's SALE
Of Valuable Wstsr-frozt
REAL ESTATE.

by virtue of decree ol the Circuit
Court for st. Mafy'g county. Sitting al
Court Of Equity. passed 10 q cause in
which James A. Bullock. guardian and
next friend 20 Cafhnrin& 3 Morgan and
Mary Il. Morgan, - plaintiff and Catha
rine b Morgan and Mary ri Morgan are
defendants, The undersigned Trustee win
offer for sale at public auction at the
Court House doorin Le0nArdtown, on
Saturday, Deccmber s, 1905,
between the hours 81 2 and i O'Clock, Il.
-, all the real estate b which the late
Philip NJ Morgan, died, seized and pos.
seesed. called part Ferxny Hip or
part FanneIi Hflln containing
ONE ACRE, Mons on LESS
The said real estate ii afsHnte Ia tIp
Bird election district d ST. Mnrys coun.
fy, on Britfon'e hay, about 3 miles from
Leonafdfown, nearly opposite Abell's
wharf, and Is improved bf TWO Dwell
LING HOUSES and the necessary OUT
BUILDINGS. There Il good oyster plant
ing grounds adjacent
TERMS on SALE.--laah on day ~ snle
or ratification thereof A deposit 81 SIS
At sale. WAITER =. DORSEY,
Trustee.
Nov lists
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Nov m 1n0B+~8t
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-28
CALL FOR MEETING OF THE DEM
OcRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE
OF NEW MEXICO.

Santa Fe, N. NJ, July "a, 1906.
A meeting of the Democratic Cen
trail Committee of New Mexico is
hereby called to be neld at the office
of Judge N. B. Laughlin, in the city
of Santa Fe, on Thursday, August 8,
1906, at the hour of two o'clock p.
m. of said day, for the purpose of
fixing the time and place for a con-
vention of the Democrats of the Ter
ritory of New Mexico, to nominate a
candidate for Delegate to the Goth
Congress of the United States, and
for the transaction of such other bu-
siness as may come before said com-
mittee. A full attendance of the
members of the Committee at said
meeting is earnestly requested.
J.. H. CRIST, Chairman.
CHAS. F. EASLEY, Secy.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-28

The Record is willing, for the pre-
sent, to let the Register-Tribune's
nomination of Judge Richardson
stand for delegate to the constitu-
tional convention. But we must in
sist that if the Republican organ is
to nominate the Democratic candi-
date, the Democratic paper should
be allowed to select the Republican
candidate. And if all the delegates
must be lawyers, Judge Pope would
be our selection. He is of good Dem
ocratic antecedents, and though hold
ing an appointment under the Repub-
lican national administration, he has
shown so little ~partisansnip that
very few people know his politics.. He
would come nearer being the ideal
"non-partisan" delegate han any
other man in Roswell. Then, too as
a compromise of their w rivalries
the members of the bar might all be
willing to stand aside in favor of
Judge Pope.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-28

Rubber Tire and Horse Shooting.
Two first class workmen to wait
on you. Satisfaction free. Texas Shop,
Overman's stand. 04tf
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declared that many of the counties
of New Mexico were irretrievably in
debt will show how loosely some peo-
pie talk and how little confidence
there is to be placed in the statements
of those, who go mad and lose their
reason when discussing SO important
a matter, as that of self-government.
The aggregate Indebtedness of the
several counties of Arizona is not
much less than s 5000, 900, about the
same amount of that of New Mexico
Now bear this in mind. Arizona has
not been an organized Territory near
ly SO long as has New Mexico.
Remember further, that New Next
20 has about one-tnird more popula-
ton than has Arizona. What does this
stand for? The more economical the
better government of the counties of
New Mexico than have been the gov
of some of the counties of
Arizona.
The fact is those who engage in
making comparisons as to the condi-
tions existing in New Mexico as COM
pared to the like conditions which
obtain in Arizona in any case cannot
make so good a showing as can New
Mexico.
Now while this doe not necessarily
show against Arizona it does show up
most favorably for New Mexico 1t is
said comparisons are odious. This is
a fact when an effort is made by
comparisons to distort the ruth.
Arizona has a larger Territorial in
~debtedness than has New Mexico. 1t
likewise appears that Arizona's ag-
gregate county Indebtedness is equal
ly as large as is that of New Mexico.
Now will such of the Arizona press
as nave been so industriously deceiv-
ing their readers please publish the
facts? This they should do in the in
terest of truth and the facts.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-07-28

of the United States as referee in
the cause celebre wherein the states
of Kansas and Colorado are contend
ing for their rights in the waters of
the Arkansas river. He understands
as we'll as irrigation laws. In the
many things accomplished through
his faithful work for the city of Ros-
we'll and the Pecos Valley there is
plenty of evidence that he is a prac-
teal and progressive man. 1t is a
fact that in always looking ahead of
what may just at this moment ap-
pear possible to realize, the Judge
has sometimes brought upon himself
the charge of being a Dreamer" No
doubt he was only a dreamer when
when he first opened a law Office in
the village of Roswell, but so many
of his dreams have come true that
L 1lAShL JIG ~ q LIZ q oOSA'
To mis- faith in the future of Roswell
he has added works. He has not stop
ped working, and has not lost the
faith which brings things to pass.
Some of his plans will fail, of course.
mot failure but low aim is crime"
The man whose ambitions are high
will win more than the one who is
easily satisfied with himself and his
accomplishments. The Judge may
not be be much of a success in bur
rowing for votes, but he is a success
in accomplishing things that are
of permanent benefit to the communi-
ty. He came to the Territory with
Senator Elkins and might today have
been as rich as Elkins had he been
willing to go in with Elkins in the
a man of honor and devoted to the
highest ideals of his profession, and
CHOSE 10 WOTh HIS way upWdIu- Inc
respect shown MIN by h members
of his own profession in making him
president of the Territorial Bar AS
ISOLATION is worth more to him than
all the money he might have made
by throwing in with such men as
Elkins. He has retained both his
self respect and the respect of the
public. Judge Richardson until quite
recently has been a single statehood
man, and believes yet that in justice
New Mexico is entitled to statehood
without the addition of Arizona. How
ever, statehood and self-government
will be better than vassalage, and
since the boon of state government
is to be secured only through joint
ure with Arizona, Judge Richardson
has been reconciled to the accept
ance of what is offered. The Record
does not know whether Judge Rich
ardson wishes to be a delegate to
the statehood convention or not.
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p. v. & NJ. E. TIME TABLE.

(Railroad Time.)
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RICHARDSON is ALL RIGHT.

The fact thai the Register-Tribune
and some individual Republicans are
trying by various means, 10Th fair
and foul, to injure Judge G. A. Rich
ardson, indicates that he has blocked
some of their plans and is considered
a dangerous man. The only objec-
ton the editor of the Record has to
Judge Richardson is that he is a lit
tie too 'toucny" at times, and we
had to scrap a little to understand
each other. He may have other
faults, such as laying up grievances,
but who hasn't. He is honest, capa-
BILE, a loyal Democrat n the head
is making Roswell famous. He
knows and is known by all the lead
ing lawyers. politicians and business
men of the Territory. He is famil-
lar with all the conditions That must
be considered in drafting a constitu-
tor for the state to be formed of
Arizona and New Mexico-and thai
he is competent to assist in putting
such a into legal form may
be inferred from the fact that ne
was selected by the Supreme Court