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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30
SOUTHERN METHODlSTS
BISHOP ANNOUNCED HYMN AND
SANG 1T ALONE.
Special DISPATCH to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
CUMBERLAND, Md March 30.-Bishop
Gambler again presided and led in the sing
ing of the hymn. How Happy Is the Pill
grims Lot, at the opening of the third day
of the Baltimore conference. Methodist
Episcopal Church South. 1t was practical
ly solo. bur few ministers knew the
hymn. The bishop sang all six verses with
strong voice. He suggested that the min
listers learn the hymn. Despite the rain,
the attendance of ladies was the largest
of any. Rev. l. w. Canter, ID. D., Martins
burg, w. Va, led in the devotional exer-
cises. ]. j. Fishburne of Roanoke. Va. APP
peared before the board and asked for a
special order to hear educational reports.
The examination and admission Of wit
nesses were taken up. j. Lester Delaney
was admitted to travelling connection, as
were NJ. II. Tabler of Baltimore, student of
Randolph Macon College: +. NJ. Richardson,
North Point, Md, graduate of Roanoke Col
lege; ]. M. Mast, Easton, Md. graduate Il
Randolph Macon; a. Know. Roanoke. grad
Collierstown, Va, graduate of Randolph
Macon, and James W. Holiday of Moore
field.
Refused Admission.
Turner A. Jordan, o. B. Lambert and
Franklin f. Neal were refused admission.
John C.. Copenhayer of Baltimore district.
Charles Lueien Delong of Petersburg, Will
lam Franklin Lowaace OF Petersburg, Al
bert Vandevander and Wilmer p. Johnson
were advanced to the second class.
Clinton f. MeClintic and Letcher h.
Shires were continued In the first class.
Rev. William c. Sponangler of the Viz
ginia conference was admitted to the con-
ference.
Rev. Frank Jenkins of Goldsboro. Rev.
George Fringer of Talbot circuit, Rev.
Lewis L. Lowance of the Hot Springs cir
suit Rev Edward w. Brubaker. w. ID.
Eye and James B. Hendrick We're ordained
deacons and admitted TO the third class.
Rev w. s. Neighbors, DID,, OF the
HOUSTON, Tenn, conference was admitted
to the conference. Albert vandevander
and c. w. Richardson, local preachers OF
tho Lewisburg district. were elected
deacons.
James H. Haley Of Ellisfon Va; Lewis
g. Rudisil of Roanoke, s. IL. Cockrell or
Manassas, William d. King OF Csoverdale.
Va; James p. Huffman of Frostburg, Nd. !;
John w. Smith. Fairfax. Va; C. NJ. Hesser,
Gardenville, Nd; J. w. Balthus, Frederick.
Nd; c. NJ Feeley, Beltimore; B. White.
knoxville circuit; Edward Barber. Wander
bilt University: Homer Welch, New Mar
tinsville, w. Va: Harry B. Baker, la
Plata Md; Joseph w. Beall Romney. W.
Va, were elected to the fourth year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30

c. for usual $3.50
apaS Hats, which in
clude the correctly new
Milan Hats to wear
with tailor suits. These
trimmed with fancy
ribbon, flowers and
wings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30
Hand=Embroidered Initial
Rufus, 75c.
Worth SIPS.

Liberty Silk and Chiffon
Rufus and Stoles. Lat
est moment styles-no
other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30
PLAN TO CONSOLIDATE
Union of New York Avenue and
Assembly's Churches.
JUSTICE HARLAN'S INTEREST
Possible Retirement sf Jurist From
the Supreme Bench.
TERMS GOVERNING THE MERGER
Plans for Proposed Presbyterian
Church Not Yet Formed
Monument to Religion.
TERMS GOVERNING THE MERGER

A consolidation of the New York Avenue
church with the Assembly's Presbyterian
Church was effected, so far as the latter
church is concerned, at meeting held last
evening. During the meeting the possible
retirement from the bench of Justice Har-
Ian of the Supreme Court OF the United
States was mentioned
Wlfen- Justice Harlan was interviewed to-
day regarding his prospective resignation
with the purpose of devoting all his time
to the new church he declined to say any
thing on the subject. Neither would he
discuss a statement attributed to Mr.. o. B.
Brown.
Mr.. Brown today said that he regretted
that he had been enormously quoted on the
subject of Justice Harlan's possible resig-
nation. Mr.. Brown stated. in substance,
that Justice Harlan was intensely interested
in a proposition to erect an enlarged and
commanding church here, and intimated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30

81 Rm for usual $40
~ ooV Hats, which
include the best of new
Panama hoods and new
chip sailors, with trim
mings of fancy wings,
quilts, ribbons and
pearl buckles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30

H. Lawson of Lewisburg was elected q
local elder. DIR. NJ. ID. Smith, chancellor
of Randolph Macon system of colleges and
president of Randolph Macon Woman's
College. Lynchburg, said that In the last
twenty-eight years the system had in
creased from $4,000 to over 100000 In
value The Randolph Macon system had
Increased in income from $1,000 to $780,
COO The students had increased from ia
to $780, He had an appeal for funds to
assist the woman's college. saying that An
drew Carnegie had promised 10000 IL an
equal amount was raised Business men OF
Lynchburg had given $4,000.
President e. II. Rowe of the Southern
Seminary Buena Vista, Va. spoke briefly
In behalf of his college Rev: John L. IL
CERT D. D., at the head of the book con-
Germ. submitted statistics. Rev. Frank e.
Griffith of Rockville, Md. was put on the
silperaunuated list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30

The best and largest
variety of new styles
Is linked with this price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30
Seek to Recover Big Fines.

BUTTE. Mont. March Se.-E. A. Hanze.
j. H Treriz and A. L. Frank desire to re-
cover the fines they were required to pay
into the federal court by Judge Beatty Of
Idaho In the Michael Dayitt case. Heinze's
fine was S20 000 and the others 81, 900 each.
Attorney j. NJ. Denny has petitioned the
conrt to return the fines with interest,
s3400 Mr.. Denny takes the position that
the money was paid In as pledge and that
it should be returned to the petitioners, the
Heinze suits having been settled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30

Among the resolutions adopted by repub-
licans Of the eleventh district of Indiana
was one indorsing Vice President Fair
banks as the republican nominee for Preai-
dent in 1905. The resolution was received
with hearty applause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-30

Joseph Swain, president of Swarthmore
College. announces the completion OF tbs
subscription for the new endowment fund
of $4,000 for the maintenance Of the pro-
posed library for Swarthmore College This
makes available the gift OF . like sum from
Andrew Carnegie.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-29

Harmanus Blocker hall opened it's
regular season yesterday with the
Black Patti Troubadours, and the
matinee and evening performances
We're well attended, up-to-date and
replete with all that artistic taste
could suggest or money contribute to
make the production most enjoyable
to the patrons OF this playhouse.
The stage setting in the oiio was
beautiful picture Here Nine.
Jones rendered "A difficult operate
aira, also several of those old time
southern melodies. In the latter
numbers she was assisted by a Well
balanced seNtctto of male voices.
The Chimes of Normandy" wos
equally well rendered with applopri
ate Stage surroundings The big
comic song hit OF the evening was
scored by John larkius, who fairly
carried tha house by storm Bog Hi.
rendition of % Royal Coon
Nourus. Duu.lu-s. THE novelty
Iur.,.rI.sr mr. 90 m1uel0u. exhibit
fiou uf tis a.r Clomo and Cas..I's
"a dus.uz lu4 ,oUt0rtiuu a.. ..mu.u
/ ,I. asn Watts .ud Grant. ,o1,..H
INNuNI.s'. contributed turns U fl.
u'.H E.Hu. journal
~ .r. shelton opera uuu J.
frH..
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-29

Following ia the program for ths
meeting ~ the Sins Watson Chapter.
United Daughters o. The confederacy.
October
Answer roll cail with facts about
the heroes of Tennessee
Sone We Would Not, n We
Could. Forget
Discussion by the Chapter, The
Southern Volunteers
Paper, ELLEN Glasgos. Mrs A.
B Smail
Reading from The Battle Ground
Chapt q page 2at. Mrs phil Bert.
ram
Song. The Bonnie Blue Flag,
Miss Mary Pierce
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-29
THE suillEspEAGE CLUE.
QUESTION: on the Lesson for the se,t
Mrwsiax. October :.

Following are the questions on the
Shakespeare lesson for the meeting
~ che eiub october
Act t---~ccnc l.
What Is toe Authority In both eases
as to thc scenery aud costumes Of the
two pl4yB
what period immediately preceded
that % IAmon
In what did this age abound
Knight
From whence did shakespeare de-
rive the story Of iJmun2
WAS the original play divided into
acts and scenes
What did Stevens undertake.
what does knight mink OF this
attempt as a whole7
lu the opening scene what char
actors are assembled in the hall Of
limon's house,
Is there note Of complaint In
/ the painters words, IT wears. sir.
as it grows
Meaning Of the poets reply?
or whom are the merchant and
jeWeler speaking
What is the poet supposed TO BE
doing In his next lines?
What does the painter infer2
Explain the latter part Of the poets
reply
How does the poet praise the pie
| ture of the painter?
Explain the poets lines after the
| entrance of the senators?
What picture does the painter
draw in his mind when listening to
the poet?
What means rain sacrificial wills
pering"?
Explain make sacred even his
stirrup'?
What is the first benevolent act
recorded of Limon?
Which lines show his unlimited
generosity?
What is the second benevolent
deed?
Wherein do the first and second
differ?
For what purpose have the painter,
poet and jeweler brought each a pro-
duct of his profession?
What is the hidden motive of these
gifts?
Does Apemantus seem to under
stand the crowd assembled?
What changes the scene?
1t is the habit of Shakespeare to
give the keynote of the play in the
opening scene, in what lines do we
find it in this scene?
Why does Limon refuse TO receive
the money back from Bentidius?
What does he say of ceremony?
What means Invite them without
knives?
What argument does Apemantus
use against drinking healths?
What does he recommend?
What is the purport of the CONVEX
sation between Limon and Alabiades?
How does Limon express his de
sire to weep?
How does Cupid explain the com
ing of the ladies?
What is the occasion of the Stew
ards appearance?
What do his words convey?
What does Apemantus think of
the gifts that Limon receives?
What does he say of flattery?
Does Limon discriminate in his
/ benevolence?
Is he a true philanthropist?
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-09-29
An luSislious Danger.

One OF the worst features OF kid
ney trouble IA that It Is an insidious
disease and before the victim realizes
bis danger he may have fatal NAL
ady. Take Foiey's Kidney Cure at
the first sign NJ trouble as IL corrects
irregularities and prevents Bright's
disease and diabetes Sold by b. w.
Fcaris. d
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-19


A picture 81 Henry YanDyke hns had
its place On my desk Eor years. By the
side of this picture on the same card, Il
one OF the gems Of his mind, entitled.
sThe Footpath to Peace
When the desk is opened and the day $
work about to commence, the picture
Of this iovable man is before nue. and his
''F0otpath to Peace greets me with its
sound philosophy and cheering enconr-
agement. May be privileged to give IL
to your 1t aegreatly helped me; be-
lieve it win help you =
$40 be glad OF life because it gives YOU the
chance to love and 10 work and TO play and
10 look upat the stars; to be satisfied with
your possessions, but not contonted with
yourself nntl yoa have made the best q
Alsehood and meannesa, and TO fear nothing
except cowardiee.
than yonr diHgusts 70 coyet nothing that
Is your nelghbor,s except his Kindness Of
heart and gentleness Of manners
To think seldom Of your enemies, often OF
your friends, aud every day OF Christ, and 70
spend as much time as you can, with body
and spirit, IN God s-ont-of-doors. These are
little guide posts on the Footrpath 70 Peace
In conclusion, young gentlemen, let
the simple iaith III y0nf-m0ther be your
only guide in spiritual matters. The FL
mite can no more comprehend the inf
mite thar can the. yardstick span the
chasm which divides the beginning from
the end OF all things which we neither
feel. hear, taste, smell or see while here
on earth.
Religion based upon natural causes
and reinforced by revealed results, calls
upon our faith to apprehend the I'M
movable The purely mental side 81
our being can never accomplish this re-
suit. We know the power Of God IN the
world Not to appreciate this, IL to
shut up every avenue Of our sensibilitiee
and become a unit among those
"Who have eyes and ace not,
Ears have they aud hear not
The comfort OF our faith il appreciated
by millions Then why attempt 10 rob
US OF it2 What can be offered to replace
it, All that has been offered for il has
proven TO be a mockery and delusion.
Then, young gentlemen, make i II your
duty daily
aYoar great Creator 70 revere,
For II must sure ileeofne the Creature.
But stir the preaching can forhcar
Md cen the rigid features,
Ard yet with wits, proiane 70 range
he cOmpiaaance extended,
An Atheists laugh Il y poor exchange,
For q Deity Offended.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-19
TuEspAY. .IuIy Ell. IDo0.

at the hour d II o'clock, II,
All the real estate, situated ~ snid conn.
y. 81 which the late lseniamin 4 stone.
street died seiscd aud pOgscsseds that ii
% any
! All shat tract containing
1875 acres Of land, more Or loss,
known a. PART OF CRApDUssk :
MfA5D RE, situated on the west sisle 81
tile Clay iIill road leading IRON Leon.
arito8n 70 the ureat Mills, about -
miles from lseonnrdtuwn
: All that tract containing
600 acres * land, more Or less.
known asPAgr OF THE RED 6Arg
FARM. situated on the eAst eide 81 the
said Clay Hill ROAD. about s ullleN from
iseonardtown.
8 40 TINT tract, containing
80 ncrcs ~ land, more Dr. iesa,
known a. wlIEArLEY's MEADOWS.
detached from but neaf a. the Aforesaid
tract knownas rartol lledGaie Farm.
All that tract. containing
10 acres Of iand, more or Less,
known a. LAN6LisY's LAND, "a the
public rHld leading from ieenaFdtuwA
TO st Andrew Ihunh, about two
miles from the point where the said So
Andrews road interseeta the aforesaid
Clay iiiil road.
These lands afe levei and al, praeti.
eally, Ia growth 81 Oak and Pine, there
being little cleared land and only two or
thrpe old hOnses thereon. They are all
accessible 10 Abpll's Wharf. Il landing IL
deep water on Brittons Bay, beinR from
i've To seven miles from said wharf b.
public road.
Terms Of Sale une-thifd of tbs
purchase money, cash 90 the day u sale,
or on the lnal ratification thereof, aud
the remainder ia two equal instalmenIs
10 one and Two years, respectively, or I'LL
cash AT the option Of the purchasers
the deferred Payments, Il any, 60 bear
interest from date Of sale aud 10 be Sc
cGred to the satisfaction Of the Trustee
The above described lnnds VIII be sold
separately. A depoalt 81 $500 on The
Part Of Red Gate Farm deposit oil
500 on the Part 81 l'radd0eka Meaa.
ure, and deposit u $50 on each al
the other two tracts being required ii
The several purchasers On the day and at
the time 81 sale.
L. ALLISON WILMER, 4
Trustee,
July 5,00--ta
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-19
Notice 10 Creditors.


orphans conft q 81 AArY's Cpuaty. 81
4alie =, lp5.
Ordered by ths isona that Ka6t 4. GanDa.
adnisnlNig atsE ~
SARAH ii CARP I'm Fi.st,
late 81 IA MAf3b t0UafY 0teead Rsgx The
aVtscc rDfuifne VI iHw ~ lHe aee@esea creai-
tors 10 illv tne4K eAinza ana tnat thc saine pe
paulish6d oitGu VEGA f0f eiG successive
waeks ~ tne 1T. Mari H0acon.
fest; . thfit1f dHklH " alb,
Register VI WIS tn 10 Aafys county.
Ia pursuance 81 fne Aaoye order, hereby
give notice tfsAf fAVe ublAinca fti4Eu tian Dr.
ptssnb, Cuust "a RSt MMf5 hcVnntys Mid.s 4etfAas
vt Misunderstanding ~ tno pcfapua estate "
SARAH q. pARPENrEls
lato Of aaid county. deceased.
All persoue having eialms asAiust the said de-
ceased are hereby aotiiAsd 70 exhibit thn same,
with the pfOpcf vouchers attached thereto 10
tue suDseribcr. % 81 before The Dth day Of
January lvyl, theg vi \ Qftcfnlae ~ laW be "a.
eiudad from The henehiA OF tho said estate.
All persons indebted q the acceaaea arc se.
quesEoa Y mako inanedlate payment g the
R0DF, i. cUmns.
July Oe-ew
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-19

II we assume that a family con.
sists on the average Of dye persons,
II will cost every family 10 tho Uni
ted States $55,l0 TO pay the debt
contracted by the last session OF
Congress Congress appropriated
sum equal to 81 w per capita on
the $4,000, 600 people in this coun-
try. u was not q property tax,
but an Indirect, insidious. dishonest
tariff and internal revenue tax,
equivalent In its operation and effect
to a poll Of about s33 on every adult
in the country.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-19
Dealing Wisely with trusts,

Why did the Republican Congess
defeat the Tillrnan bill which proyi-
ded for exposing and furnishing con
tributIons by corporations to party
campaign funds? Well, let us see.
II the Sugar Trust should produce
Its sweet donation, or the Steel Trust
some OF It's tariff plumber, or the
Coal Trust, through Baer or some
other God-entrusted coal baron,
should come down with the dust,
IL might be awkward to publish
such things to the vulgar world. or
TO punish such benefactors' 81 the
g. O. RI Pharaoh said about the
Hebrews, 50 the Republican party
say about the trusts. Let us deal
wisely with them
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-19

The building Committee hereby adver
tiae Tor sealed proposals for theconstrucs
ton Of q Hall to be built at the St
Mary's Female Seminary, st. Mary's
City, Nd. All bids must DO filed BY Ia
o'clock noon, July Goth, 1906, on which
said date the proposals will be publicly
opened and the award made to tho low
est responsible bidder, who shnll furnish
bond totwice the amount Of the con
traet. Plans and specifications can Be
seen az Dudley 4 Carpenter's, 1875 Light
-. Baltimore, Md. n X. Gwinnis, or
+. st. N W., Washington, D. Oh, and at
Moore's Hotel, Leonardtown. MD. Each
bid shall be accompanied BY i certified
check Tor 1900, as d guarantee that tho
bidder viii enter into the CONTRACTS II
awarded tphim. Thecommittee reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Address, GILES +. DYER, OF Commit
tee, beonar1town, Md.
July 12-2t,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-19
CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL.

81 MARs's Co, MD
The next session begins september 10, 1906
Board and wash, $3.50 Tuition. $40 year
isThe Keoch Scholarship Tor St Mafys
County gives hoard and tuition for term Of
years under the following requirements;
The hoy muHt not be under i3 npr more
than II years old.
he must average 50 per cgat III his atnd-
les and not feeeive more fhun % dement's 4
month under penalty Of l0rfeitureof selsui-
arship-
The appointment IS % be made b me
Faculty.
Apply to the PrInelpalby August 70. 1908.
Scholarships Of free TUITION are allowed ,
pupils from IT Mary county, also 70 those
Who have completed the Sil grade ~ the pub
lie schools Of said county. These appoint
mentg WIN lpo made BY the following commit
lee 81 Trustees
Col. !. Nj DENT oakley, Md
Jos II. KEY, E8a, l4eonnriitown, Md
J. THos. BnomR, Est, ~. Mafy'a cts, M
For fur1hef infufnsaGiara. address.
GDO. n TflDA ~, a. NJ,
Principal,
July ig-td
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-19
At the Ridge,
AbeIl'S Store

~ the place toF buying and selling BAR
GAINS, nuw i lte l4ME no srnkE GAeln,
W. hay Aty thing you have 10 SELL ami
want u AE tuH taATkct prizes. and Se scll
anything YDa want ~ buy at tue worry
Eeek gstton Rrites We invite every.
peuy - e0slir ~ 10 IOf what Eieg 9ant
any i yvu o. NOT ~ q, isst tsg f0F IL
~ are very npt - have it aud j we have
apt u win lnuet rertaluly give If pleasure
"a Att ~ ~ gUn ana si,st We casa aenef
AgY 40 "A ene ar tNa uagA Neare baui
qunrtse III nAr AhatrMt ~. iSa Alfisla-
Nkey and iatest styiee Ladies Hats Just
btttng gutssa ln u seeogsi supply ~ y IN
aAd ft1-llAIk styir4 ross l.sW York
Alsv q uier liIie ~ Gentleuena sumner
Aate, mud our tAssiics' ana lseat new
ss5U SAQks Is something hgle. alau we
HAYS d nlce iine u cheaper shs,ra. our
stpck ~ Dbl uDUuS " Aeavy nnll we
ean accommodate you III fheIa III the
right paieks. Uuf STOCK ~ fancy and
staple groceries cant ile beat l0f price
aud quality, 81 fact we ire endeagoring
20 give the pablic anything tlley ask for
- prices 81 sait the timca
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-19

Secretary Wilson has started 90 q
tour Of the packing houses at Chica-
60. Kansas City and elsewhere, He
viii have 10 look out, or he may be
lost in the NJungle7 that he now
knows exists in these cities, but
never suspected until some onep pub
lished the fact. The Secretary Of
Agriculture never looks for trouble
until he is forced g, be would not
believe any Of the scandals that ex-
listed in his Department until some
one else exposed them. It's q good
thing bis duty does not call him to
Now York or the green goods man |
would be quite likely to gobble him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-19

The Presidents Summer Solsliee
al Oyster Bay has commenced on
quite strenuous plan. One Of the
corps Of detectives and body guards
knocked down and BACKED an eye
Of an innocent photographer, who
was authorized to take a snap shot
Of the President, Thus is great
ness guarded by rnlIians.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-19
Is
DON UOZINE

Black Stallion s years old Registered
Ma Ilu4lAAa ll4Ass4ssi a Ia ltaa ASA s.4.s4.4
UnmbetiA MllkeA ittr0rd @IHA lla4.
ing purchased tgle above nAsBFu horse
at very Aig3 n9uge Tor the istls
progyinent 81 tie ssacs 81 ST. Mary sg0..
avn prepared 70 stand him Ia the several
districts oi the tognty where thefe Is 4
Club formed d segeFiu mares "a eseh ssc.
ton For eiilgie mare, Slu. lot two
Injuries, $40 Tor lusI particulars nnd
terms wTiie IA appN ID
II, j Combs, leAusme, Md.
flsb. n iyts-stf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-19

Remembering tho Mrs. Morris 10.
cident at the White House, those
ladies who speak above a whisper
are giving the post Office at Wash.
ington City a wide berth. Barnes
has been installed as postmaster.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-19

IN the Orphans 81 siafy's County.
Mazl8ud.
IN tho matter 81 fbe pofspnn halats Of r..
Nathan chappelesf. 1ceoased. late Of said
tenutF
ordered, by the f}fnhan8 Court Tot st. Ma
fF'a County, this izth aov ~ June, 1906, that
tho sale Of fhe leaAafnId cstAtoof IL Nathan
Ehkppcicaf. deeea#Nas made ~ Waller j
Mitchell and llenlaMs9 t CnappeieaF, adj
Manifestations OF the slfl4 deceased, Ia pufsu-
aneo Of the laws Of MHfYland veatlng the On
phnne Courts Of tald Stale with the puWef 70
decree the sllc 81 je|laeiiuid estate, and this
day reported 10 this soar by tho said Walter
j. Mitchell and HenI4nslA n tbappeleaF, adj
ILLUSTRATORS, 10 1at{iIe1 and eonifnleas liii
less rstiaQ ~ the eoltsftff thereof. ~ shown
on or before tho 10th day or jtny, 1865 proyie
dcd copy of this order be Inserted n aoue
newspaper published % said saint AIafy'A
count once d week fnf fauf successive weeks
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-07-19

Senator Elkins says Americans
do not know how to distribute
wealth, but after the campaign is
over in West Virginia this Fall, he
will discover he has done his share
Of distribution.