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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-17
TIIE SOLDIERS like III.
Infantry Board ct Fort Ieavenworth
Recommend New Patent Sight.

Leavenworth, Kan, Nov. 1.-THE
infantry board of the army located at
Fort Leavenworth has finished expert
menting with the patent telescope
sight and forwarded report to the
war department strongly recommend
ing its adoption. Experiments were
made on the target range in all kinds
of weather and long and short dis
tances. The board found that the light
was a powerful adjunct in marksman-
ship. especially in long distance shoot
ing It proved of great aid in cloudy
weather when the light was poor
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-17
Change in Gold State limited.

The Rock Islands Gold State limited,
which for a year has been using the
Atoms tracks from Joliet to Kansas
City, will return to the Rock Islands
own tracks beginning next Sunday. The
change is likely to affect the next con-
tract for carrying the mails between
Kansas City and Chicago, as 1t was
while using the tracks of the Alton,
which are shorter than its own, that
the Rock Island secured the contract
for the Gold State limited.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-17
A Lemon Pic for Christmas.

It seems that Mrs. W n. Smelser
has rival in the lemon industry in
Emporia, for the Gazette is informed
that Mrs. Emeline Johnson, who lives
with her daughter. Mrs. Dukes. west
of the college, has a two-year-old tree
that produced three lemons last year
and one large one this season. They
are planning on a lemon pie for
ristmas.-Emporia Gazette.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-17
catholic Fair for salina.

The annual fair of the Catholic
church will be held on the third floor
of the K. p building, over the skating
rink from the goth to the 23rd of this
month, inclusive. The proceeds will
debt on the church, and if possible
$4,000 will be cleared.-Salina Jour
nal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-17
Mr.. stiIweu VIII Arrive Monday

A. z. Stilwell, president of the Kan
sas City, Mexico & Orient railroad, will
arrive in Kansas City Monday morn
ing. Mr.. StilweH recently returned to
America from a trip abroad.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-17
rire Destroxs Herington Hotel.

Herington, kan. Nov 1.-THE
Hotel Herington, frame building op-
posite the Rock Island station conduct
ed by S. Daley. burned Friday. The
office furniture was the only property
saved. The loss is $4,000. The flames
also destroyed a two-story rooming
house next to the hotel.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-17
death Of J. S. schroeder.

Peabody. Kan. Nov III. S.
Schroeder an early citizen of Peabody.
died here last night. Mr.. Schroeder
retired from business about a year ago
on account of i'll health. He was born
in Germany and served through the
FrancO-Prussian war.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-17

Washington. Nov. 17-These rural
carriers have been appointed: Indian
territOry-We route I, John s.
Cordell carrier. James Fulkerson sub
stitute; route 2, Asa J. Haney carrier.
Harvey L Sumpter substitute. KAN
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-17

Hanover. Kan, Nov. 17-EIeven
fnjunctons were served here Friday
against 'jointists-" The town is dry
and it is believed that a temperance
crusade is the cause.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-17
nemocrnts IInve NIoney Ieft.

John r. Goshorn, chairman of the
Democratic central committee. said
this afternoon that they would finish
the campaign with money in the
treasury which is more than they ever
did before. The campaign was not as
expensive as 1t was expected to be.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-17

H. Clay Pierce was reelected chair
man Of the Mexican Central board, and
the three vice presidents, H. r. Nfcker-
son. c. r. Hudson and Frederick H
Prince were also reelected.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-17
NEW YORK CENTRAL CONVICTED
American Sugar Company Will Now
Face Trial for Accounting Rebate

New York, Nov. 1.-THE jury in the
case of the New York Central Railroad
company, which has been on trial be-
fore Judge Holt in the criminal branch
Of the United states circuit court on q
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-17

The money that is left in the treas
ury Will be held over to start the next
fight with.-Iola Register.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-17

AT Druggists, 25 cents or mailed.
Humphreys Ho1neo Medicine Co. Cor.
William and John SITS. New York.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
MAar PAuLlNx MArrTnaEr.

Az Laurel Grove, Tuesday even.
ing, Ocs0Uer ~, 1876. MAax PAULfNr
lutant daughter VI A. Kingsley ana
Ouie ID. 1iAltingty. PASSED away u
. h0me "a peavsn. aged ii mouths
ana ! days.
Llltle Mar -. -hes birth. had
nsen . irAll, 66sgcAte child, bu,
for the past lev months she seemed
" have taken Mnew Lease Of life,
and 70 she dvliREie Of loving parents
and fond lrienug sne had begun ID
grow into tine. fnt child. Every
uay she would develop SONS new
baby charm and our hearts were
made glad BY sne hope Of seeing her
grow up into beautiful childhood.
But suddenly without any warn.
Ing LnS grim Destroyer, visited our
nOnes and tOOK frum as our baby
th0 pot Of our household. The msr.
~ prattle Was hushed. the littIe
waxen form Was ssiIlin death. And
Oh tho Acnlnx VOID ieI1 Ia our
hearts by the departure Of our dear
One tor u fAlrer cllme.
In faith aud rUsignation We can
only look for comf0rs 70 Him who
has said {; Suffer little children 70
come unto Ne, aud forbid them not,
Tor Of such 10 The Kingdom 81 Heay.
on.
] take these lalnbA snid He
And lay them Id My breast,
Protection they shall iind In he.
Ia Nc be ever bl6at.
Death may the bands Of life unloose,
But cant dissolve my love,
Millions VI infant souls comp0so
The family above.
4 FmEKp.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

RonEars a Ef

The marriage Of Mis- Mamie Ruth
Harvey, the attractive ind popular
daughter Of Mr. and James S.
Harvey. Of Washlnato ity. 70 Mn.
Wiley Roscoe Roberts the south.
ern Railroad Company vas solemn
lied. November 8. DOG. at The
Church Of the Immacs ~ concep-
tlon. Washington. D g 5 the pres.
ouee 81 the immediate latives Of
the contracting parties The altar
and sanctuary were ve sstelulIy
decorated with palms m wlslle
chryFanthemums. wbIl ln&
tapers added beauty d sha scene.
Father Ambrose Besas. the Az
sistanl Rector. and d d ated friend
10 Tho iamlly. read tbe fsice and
oficialed atthe NnpiIa lass which
followed.
The bride. who was nattendad.
H1t1 uAh41Dtltc tdatNf AA$N tttt4t ~
bine cloth with large III bat. AID
carried a PRAYER book and CHESTER
Of Liiies-of. the Valley
Because Of the rcces death d
Dir, Roberts mother, 4 Invitations
we're issued. nor was slre formal
reception. The bridal party Jeff
immediately after The ceremony for
40 extended trip thsuab she South.
10 ihcluucavisitto she aeproums
iufnvr hons III Gatesy nj
After January !. GhN VIII be III
home q 1911 q 81 n W Wash
ingaoa, b 9.
Mrs Roberts is esfeaAaed and al
mired BY a host of ffAods 10 ST.
aariy 3 ailor whom ioin s the Wish
lhasher married llsemay 1esepremc-
IS happy
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
More than Likely.

John Kendrick Bangs was discuss
ing 10 > New York club ease OF
plagiarism, says the New York RI
buae.
The man admitted that plagiar-
ism was suspected Of him. said Mr..
Bangs smiling. He almost admit
ted IT was proved. He reminded me
Of a Yonkers boy used to know.
This boy said to his chum one
morning;
II bid under the parlor sofa lasa
night % bear what young SoitleiRh
would say 10 my sister.
Well, what did he say7 the
other boy asked
" He only talked religion aud pol
isIes. and be kicked me ABOUT thirty
times ID the head
He knew you were there. !
guees. said tbe SECOND Boy
ID Afraid hS enspersed Il
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

s -
~ = soso thompson .ns pro-
n'snsn' washington physician VINO
unssrwsns e opefa''on 70 LONDON
~ monuny, november .ne a. lot
aoscoss q 'ne s'omaen, y s'iil n 2
ssr,ous cona'1'on:
M thompson y : native q I Mary
anu nssiok oeen Dornin -. mary 8
eos - - Ma1cn. aoss A. tne age
Z = = ~,z kra'uasso 70 medicine
,om sns vnissIs'1y o. Maryland
~ a0ulssso e's''nes'on g an army
~ 49, ,ees aa1, 1a.s. sns ~'Vn war.
WE 49, Y 80 = : - : 'ee'nFsf
1t e y " ~ ~oaaan1'nu RnoW
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
TO shippers 81 Dressed
Meat.

Under the authority conferred
upon him by Act Of Congress ap
proved June Both. 1906 CA stat, $40
tbe Secretary Of Agriculture has
prescribed the following regulations
Tor the transportation Of dressed
meat from one State or Territory TO
another State Or Territory or 10 the
District Of Columbia.
FanMERs.
Regulation IS. Whenauv carcass.
part Of carcass. or meat food BRO.
deet q cattle. sheep. swine. o.
loAls Ii offered II INV common eaf.
rier lor transportation from one
State or Territory or the Districs Of
Columbia 70 another State or Terri.
tory or the District OF Columbia BY a
farmer.the common carrier shall re-
qnIre The following certificate from
the said farmer. which certificate
shall be flled out Ia duplicate:
fDate) ........ 100
Name oi railroad 10 which offered.
Shipper -....
Consignce. .l.....
PoiIt Of shipment: ~
Point 81 destination: $1,000
Car number and Initial:
hereby certify that / am a farm.
", and that the following described
uninspecled carcas~es or parts there.
~ hAye bean slaughtered by me upop
MS farm and are offered Tor ship.
lnsni ID Interstate commerce. Al
exenpied from inspection accord
ing % aes Of Congress Of June 30,
1916 The said meat or meat food
prOaocst are sound. healtbfuI. whole-
some. and Il Tor human food
tsIgnalurc IL farmer
Address 81 farmer
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
I.nehre go, = MnloW salen.,

<tftAR y - - - 4ttN0 a@t+tti
Willow Glen. lie resldeuce 81
Ars. Kate Hayden. vas the scene
81 most pieaNsaa gathering al
young folks on lha syeulug of We'd
nesday, the ssh Instant mo occa.
sion being Eaehru partyio revive
tie AIooalight Card Cgap, 10 wvIl
remembered ior is eyeasugs Of real
90 aeut
Though some members. under the
Fold organization serp wanting 81
attendance, there was AZ iaok oi The
spifltpt mirlh skal characterized ils
foemer meetings
To mucu praise cannot be accord.
edouraliaole hostess ana her ctarnl.
NIX daughters, Tor me managemsnt
sas complete il every particular.
They are ADEPT in tnv culinary srt,
no ess than ia tlAt u entertaining,
lor whNe .he parior vas rlDgiug
with merry laughter aud noisy
chatter ID the consest for tne covct.
"a prins there wAs being made
ready repastoG dainty sAudS thut
would tenptan sple0re iaate We
retrain from attempting . descrip.
tion Of the table lesa our powers 10
thai line prove inadequate 70 the 90.
casion
Ibe distribution Of prizes was
very gracefully effected by Miss
lsaure HAydep aiser which new ii
heers we're elected
Gu01uigAts were exchanged
and We wended our way home gaid
"a BY Lunas Light, carrying with
us many pleasant recoliections Of
Willow Glen.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
The chrl.tmaa p.llneator.

- - N+A~%~Nt AF@fAAA4AA4tN W.T.
The Decembsr Deiinea,or Is typl.
cal Christmas number. Il Is SUM-
eiensiy premature 70 assist Christ.
mas makers with iis binls for Christ.
lslas lsAand holiday embellishments.
besides eonlalhlnR I'D abuauAnce III
seasonaDie literature calculated 10
De in from nos Until Nem Year Dav.
Maud Ballingson Booth contributes
o most teuoling description Of the
wora u he Volunteers. Christmas
Sunshine 10 the shadow. Christ
mas stories ior adults are The
Evergreen Tree ~ Marion Amea
IsRgart and The ShopIllter III
sAtLerlh waite by William Hamll-
ion Osborn, end tnose for children
the Blue klmono. Nv Virginia
Woodward Cloua. and Betty Eyol-
yes Christmas Idea, by Eizaosth
Preston Badger. Agnes aud Eyer
TON Castle romance. "a Young
Conspiracy. and Antnony 4 Hope !
snort story. THE Duke Allotment
seeus especially suitable Tor reading
so wlntervvvnings. But lhe crown
Ut toe Cnristmaa literature is Ed win
Marknan 5 splendid poem. entitled
The Great Guest Comes. . Ii is
Illustrated IN coiors bv ]. @. Leyen.
decker. The serial stories, Frau.
iein schmlut aud ar. Ansiruther
by ms Countess Won Arnhlm, and
pbe Chauffeur SUD the Chaperon
by ths Mliiaamsons, are continued,
white Bury pAin i srhe Diary Of j
baoy Is concluded Essays for
everyday are, The slavery OF Sup.
erstltion, by Lillian BELL. Eiimln.
amug Non .essentials. BY Ida Chur-
COLI. aud Pulling Together Tnrougn
aCrsis, Oy Wallam George ] ordan,
DAVID BelAsco contributes i most
interesting description d Making
tne Play ssem Real.
iI'ne usual amount Of space Is de-
voted 70 np.to date fashions 10 gar
ments, add pracIical papers aud de-
partment for h0uSekeepers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
Franklins maxims ii success

Franklins maxims of Success,
Eat Dot 70 sluIlness drink not "a
eleqasion
Speak not but what may bensfit
others or Yourself avoid srifing con.
yersation.
Lose 10 time. be always employed
10 something use(ul cut of an I'M
necessary actions
Use no hnrtlhl deceit think limo
Gently and, i You speak speak ac.
cordiagiy
Tolerate no uncleanliness III body,
clothes or hpbitation
Be not disturbed at triiies. or at
accidents common Or unavoidable,
Drive thy business let not Thy
business drive thee.
EARLY TO bed, early TO rise. make d
man healthy, wealthy and wise.
He What hath b calling hath an
Office 81 profit and honor
One today IS worth two toner.
rows
Keep your eyes wide open before
marriage. hall shut alters ward.
=.
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Nd. Del. 4 Va. Ry. Co.
PATUzENT RIVER ROUTE.
slsamer "a aA2Y'sf

siaamef sr AA4Y-s
VIII ieaye Fer l.igut street. weather
pefmIttipg, every hvIneE,lay anu oatass
dAy az 300 q, "a, Tor ftlr ilnffli, Plum
Point, NVFsfaDr iiuH, i4afe aasu Ia
tnxeal isitet ~ ltlf w ~ istnedir1
teturbiHg WAL iugAye llriesiict e3atsgef
permitting ffefg lWvi,1ay haltt haf@slAk
nt 5a9 a. ~, s0tafg III ln.s alta.
si0ue LaulHsg Al ~ ~ ~, tfoseryisf :
iinB AZ 4 lges aitln i,Oint. 10 j IA, lallsl
tnir haeen, III 1.JV b. IA. for i5sikisnsar
trelghg receaea at Piers, ass,lssy aud
Friday untii a.5V p, M, Tor theWil0alAa
WilHrfce
fiaT ljAsen. Plum Point. Dates. Gov,
erDOEs hnu. Love Point, Drum Point,
Alliistu1s. suiomoBs Island, si,eneer j
81. LuGnbert i, 81 Launarn 4, Agllefa
outtefley, jones' plirgers, FOREST s.
Williams, guAss, lrent hali, Holland
Point, SenenHt
steamer wEstAOhEL8ND
vim leave IJer Light street, weathS.
permitting, every sunday aud Maites.
day, Az u. u Ivr fatsxrnt River ii.
rcrf, o. lar aa kBsneuiet
lseturiang via le4tse Bristol weafles
perlittnig every Tuesday aud FFsaay
40 3 q. lii Lower Marlboro, II d. m,
iSeneaiet AZ z 30 r. nl., Milestone, op. Vi /.
ior itAitiinufe, eating ~ No wbnrvea tt.
low lseitei except vixen HAanuilea ifuua
wharyes on Tue rIser i9r passengers ana
pFfi0hHDie isviKbI
treignt fceeised al Pisr 2, Wednesdays
ana saturday ngul $50 y. nl Tor the
following WnHgses
leiteh =, fraeman's Point, Deep Laud.
my. HOLLAND . Tins, Magruders ksefy
lower Aisrig0ru, Nnite Landing, fef.
~ Laiailng, Nottingham >, ~ on ss.reek
Bfisaol
WILLARD THOMSON, Genl. Manager,
\, huADUlli, Lien. frt, a Pass. All
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
IN AlEsls,aslAm.


Suddenly, Oct0bsr ~. 1906, al bis
parents rssluvnce. Il5. N. Ann 81 /,
bhitlm0rSs Nd, KKKsx DUvALL,
youngest aud 0nly son Vi ). Perry
aud Lulu Speedvn Haroer, agyd
months End ~ DAYS.
Sweet littls darling. light Of our home,
L0oKing Tor somenns, Deekuning come,
Bright - q sunuean. purs ~ the dew,
Abxivusiy looking, aiama, papa Tor you.
QUE less - hUine,
Gas mOre ~ heMvsn.
AuAr BGnmcn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

How she Fooled Her Lawyer.
A certain lawyer famed for high
charges, bad incurred the eamity Of
an old lady on account Of the same.
Wishing 70 get ever With him. she
consulted him about drafting her
will. As she was 3 very wealthy
old lady, without near relatives she
bad many charitable associations TO
bene6t and the accurate draft or the
will required much patience, great
skill and tlme. Anamong the pro-
visions she madea generous bequest
% this lawyer and nominated him
executor. After the execution Of
the will she called for her bill,
whereupDn The lawyer, with the
vision Of ample fees in the prospec-
tive settlement Of The estate and the
memory Of the generous bequest,
told the old lady that under the cir
cumsIances be should charge no.
thing, but finallys 70 satisfy her bus
mess scruples, made ont areceIptin
full 70 date for 81. whereas the small.
lest sum he could have properly
charged would have been 500 The
old lady marched home with Der
Will SOD herself 10 work, copied IL
out carefully word TOR word. leaving
out the bequsst TO the lawyer and
nominating d new executor. Ia The
course Of time she died. and che dis.
gust Of the lawyer u the contents Of
The Will was 80 great that be mad.
verently lei out the secret 70 the
hinge delight d biz brother law.
vNrm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

The most famous strike breakers
10 the land are Dr. King s New Life
pills Wheu liver and bowels 20 on
strike. they quickly settle the frou-
Bile. and the purifying work goes
right on. Best cure for constipation,
headache and dizziness. 2bc 81 ali
Druggists.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
MAYNAnn pAa

Doctor and Hrs, bsand PAIGE
Moore. 81 Cape Charles Va. have
announced she marriages u Mrs.
sinore s sister, Miss Marie Louise
Parsons, 70 Nr Dawsa Sseyensun
MAYNARD. Ihemarr.ae isuk place
quietly ID PanadelpbM lsNt Salar.
aa1 Mr SAD Mrs uara have
I'D apartment IA tho slennt k9yaI
for the winter
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

- $500 - - y fI@@4f -
| Every great law enacted for The
encouragement Of American shipping
save one, was passed By Democrats.
Before they were enacted our ship
| ping was tot prosperous The en-
actment Of the Democrats Protsc.
tive laws stimulated American ship.
building and made American ship
owning profitable. Thoir repeal
checked the deyelopmentof our ship
ping. Under Democratic laws
American shipping ia the foreIen
trade carried 92b per caaf. Of our
s:sss;cxts and exports this ID 1895.
nNi0Ee these lswa wars euaelsa Iess
than "A per cent. ofDnr foreign trade
was carried In American vess0ls.
Since those laws bass beenrep6zled
tbs proportion Of our foreign CON-
merce carried in American ships has
fallen TO 8 per cent. sEImulatsd
and encouraged BY Democrsti0 laws
American shipping increased. -FOUR
isned aud was prosperous. Dis
Outraged by the repeal of these
laws, and .in competition with ths
subsidized and DOuntied shipping Of
other countries. American shipping
has declined. Today our shipping
IN tns foreign trade is not Is large
As 1t was IN 1910; it Is nut one third
Of what it was 10 1851.
xARLY DEMAND ron PROTECTION.
The activity Of American ship
ownsFs ana snippulldsrs led 10 she
nolding0l the Constitutional Conysn.
tlon 10 1851. and the adoption Of our
prssuns constitution, The tirst Con-
grsss messing IN April. 1883. A
insm0rlal from tns merchants and
snip0wnsrs VI BaitlInvre. presented
" lnc tirAt Congress. sAlu:
Your petitioners. On whichever
side they may surn lnvlr eyes, see
reason 70 DviIevv Inas Tue Unised
StAsus may soOn become is power
ful 10 snipptux As any natlon IN she
world. Permit us " add that for
want al n.sl0uai pr0tectlon and en-.
couragslnsut, our snlppiug. that
great source Of strength ana riches.
nas fAlsun Into decay aud involved
aAonsMnas 10 the ulEn0as dlakx
1iRsr rRorECrlyx snlRE1
wnlen grows Woo 1uoseye asond day
prosseslon and Encouragement b
American shipping, As demanded BY
the Baltimore memorial. A general
reuucslUn Ut ~ per csns. WAS msds
on ali Imports 10 American vessels
below tbs duty required on such
imports ia foreign vessels. As 70
sva. the proteotlon was far greater.
rs follows:
Bohea tea in American vessels 3
cents per pound.
Bohsa ssa 10 toreign vessels ID
cents per pOuud.
seuchonR leu in American vessels
10 cents per pound.
Souchong tea in foreign vessels ~
cents per pound.
HYson Tea 10 American vessels 20
cents pur pound.
Hyson tea 10 foreign vessels ~
cents per pound.
All other green varieties In Amer
ican vessels IL cents per pound.
The same in foreign vesssls AZ
cents per pound.
In aoditlon, duty Of s Is. Is and
26 cents pound was imposed on
lea imported via Europe, even II
carried In American vessels. The
result was that for thirty years not
i pound d tua was imported into
the United states ia d iorsign vessel.
| This law was signed by Presidents
Washington July 4, 1889.
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NOTICE no DEBTORS.

Parties indebted to the old firm 81
Yates y King on aeeountol subscription
and advertising IRE requested 10 close
Stheir Indebtedness by cash or note It
Il desired i possible, to seltle these ae-
counts Wilhont 1ufnlnK them over to Ill
Agency spr eollectIun.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

Yes, young Mr.. Timmid adj
mitted; / 70 always beea bashfuI
among the girls.
Bat why should you BET" asked
Miss Hern sncopraglnKly
can hhlp myself
Graclousl she exclaimed, purs-
Ing up her lips. III you d0n i help
yourself, how can YOU expect to get
any2
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22
MaAe Happy for Lsis.

Great happiness came into the
nome VI >. q, Blair, scn00lsuperin-
tepdent, at ~, Albans, WI Va,
when his little daughter was restor.
Cd from the dreadful complaint be
aames He says: ia y little dangh
ter hsd ST. Vitus Dancs. winch
yielded tpno treatmenE but grew
steadily worse until as d last resort
WE trled Eleetric Buffers; and 70.
luice 10 say, ehfee byttIes eiIected 4
complete cure Qulck, suFe ours
l0f aaarsvas Complaints, general de-
DIlity, ielsaale weaknesses, inpover-
isheu plODd aud malaria Guaran-
Iced By al drug stores, Price bUc,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-11-22

Larry Cautiously Would you
say yes i ! asked you 10 marry
me2
Anna lalso cautIously) Would
Won nsk faA 10 marry you Il you
1hQu&al j aag yes9
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Parties having Real Or Personal
Property for sale can obtain des-
criptive handbills nently executed
and ~ city prices
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WHY KEEP SILENT.

1 have At Porto Ilello, Nd, cor load
OF American Feace lcst, and 200 ton
81 laugh a sons Co., Fertilizer 10
sell. Must 10. see quantity l have sold
No one can compete ID quality orprice
D. " coPPAGE,
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Oysters and Coffee, Fine Liquors and Cigars
Persona lstsebted N y ~ vieft ara requested
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