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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-10-03
IPIV IS ANXIOUS To CONTROL
COTTON TRADE OF THE FAR EAST
,r, the Cotton Industry of the East Is Growing and
How Japan Is Building and Buying Mills in China.
Has Now Fifty Mills With 100000 Spindles

1,roes Haslam has an article in
roo5on Chronicle of Sunday dis
,r rapan's activity in the cotton
,..+rias and what it means to Eng
D.. s,inners and exporters of cloth
,vs. almost every week some
H. .,.n l. flashed over the wires about
,aar,s startling progress as spinrels
,,y GODS. as weavers of cloth, as MAX
srs of iron wheels.
10 large extert, China is the hope
.bo textile trade of Great Britain
e IN there, and to Iadia, mat we
ns+ send the bulk of our cloth, i'll
.,.r 10 maintaiu our pre- sent capacity
-rning it out-and bear il mind
.,,+ for export purposes alone we have
,,oEa our looms produce, our looms
nrv in Lancashire, Ov@c 15,0G0 300
rdy nj piece goods every working
Fifteen millions. We must not
,Ir keen that up We shall have to
,.,rsoso il. if Ya would provide work
f,r the looms that are yet to be gait
,5o And until our colonies become
hotter and greater purchasers Of the
cloth woven by the Lancashire lass we
,ct look TO the East-to the Far
Fast-to China, to India, to Manchu-
ria. to Japan.
If in round figures you place the
roua of the output of England's looms
and spindles - looms and spindles
nrincipaIlv. in Lancashire - at nearly
l0O00O.G0O pounds a year over three
m3rters of thar amount must be sent
ssroad. Otherwise, we stand face to
t.Ce with a c,I3,s!
merely mention thes" things as a
preliminary to what | have to say
shout Japan's rlarvelous progress as
makers of cops and cloth, just to show
that this development of our new silly
is serious matter to us Some peo
Ne will not acknowledge its serious
ness. others refuse to see it; many
2lopt the old-fashioned John Bull at
ftude, and say that it doesn't matter,
as we can hold our own against any
body. That however, is nonsense.
One time of the day we could have
tad all our own way in the East. The
Americans are now determined t0I
have a bit of the pie in the shape Of
textile orders from the Celestial EN-
phe. The Germans are long way
behind, but they are prepared to make
An Open Secret.
What, however, about Japan? And
that is my point They make no So
cet of the fact that they are bent
upon monopolizing as much Of the
Far Eastern-yarn and
cloth trade as they can. First, they
Ire aiming for Korea and Manchurla'
leXt for China with her millions on
lillions of people.
As everybody knows, the resource
I'll Japs have all the advantage of be-
n3 on the spot. We have all the adj
'antage of spindles and looms, of eff
lcent machinery, of skilled men and
yemen, of an organized and establish
I'd textile industry capable of turning
tut as much material-and much SUI
)erior material-almost as the rest
II the world combined. That is a lot
0 say.
Well, what Japan lacks at present
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-10-03

Henry E. Jones, of Tampa, Fla,
writes: 81 can thank God for my
present health, due to Foley's Kidney
Snre, | tried doctors and all kinds OF
Sidnev cures, but nothing done me
inch GOOD till l took Foley's Kidney
Gre Four bottles cured me, and |
NC no more pain in my back and
Saunders. am 81 years old, and
snffered long, but thanks to Foley s
9;dUev Cure / am we'll and can walk
and enjoy myself. 1t is pleasure to
commend it to those needing a kid
10, medicine" Sold by Kendrick' s
T Rrng store, Dawson, and H. A. Wall,
Brentwood.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-10-03
Phoenix

Is the standard white lead;
Is perfectly pure, and is
made by the best method
the Old Dutch Process.
ov, e,l' POINTERS of value to the house
@fe found in our booklet. Send for it.
NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY
-41 avenue and 9Th Street, Cincinnati. Ohio
F0F sale BY 6rst-class dealers.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-12

The Rev. J. G. Warren, pastcr a
Sharon Baptist church, Belsir. Go
says OF Electric Bitters "its p Go
send to mankind. IL cared ms ~
lame back. stif jolnts, aud conplet
physical COLLAPSE was - weak
look me su hour to walk ha!f mila
Two bottles OF Electra Bitteos nav
made me 30 strong I have Just walls
I'd three miles 10 fifty minutes sn
teei like walking taro9 more Gs
aato ae4y B8G OF no" Greales'
-eniefy for Of all stomach. liver snj
si3nar compisiulg Sold rH6pr qua.
Futee ri Smiths PaTg&cs. Prise s,
sz&ta
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-12

GEORGIA, Glynn County.
Whereas, ELLA D. Smith, administrd-
FIX Of John A. Smith, represents 20
the court in her petition, duly ME-
that she has fully administered John
A. Smiths estate: This is there.
fore TO cite all persons concerned,
kindred and creditors. to show cause,
il any they can, why sid administ a.
triX should not be discbarged> from
her administration, and receive le5-
ters of dlsmissiOn on the first Mon
day in August. 1906.
HORACE DART, Ordinary.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-12

Tin Work OF all xmas and condit
ions promptly done. Cobb & Wheeler,
BIB Newcastle street 1eiephon
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-12
Soctietu
= T. 9a = ~seE1 zzs - >

: u Nahoney left yesterday to
spend some lime in Jacksonville.
Miss Irna wood is the guest OF the
Misses Coaoey on ST. Simon.
...' ~ " r'' - ,''. s'''' d
IRE a laa-1 tOLeley At 81. SIMON.
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70 20 '.''- '''' ' H. y i-'' '''''''" III
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= .'"' s. a. 80.
MIS-. ,f.i4u Ft... left r,i8a, to e.en.i
~. I'm - '''' .'7 81 " i7'''.
use ''-''>i'' ~ -
Mr. r. n KNIGHT and bar cbil1ro,,
leas1. .s4,. lo so.ni some time win
r,,.t.... il. f.,.l.y ~.
A.. az .rioa,.. ami mo, rbi,dro,
..iH ,.tH5a tb.s vaeit ,,om q simo,
ana ..i,f IN oort,, to ..a,a .o,,o linn,
I'm line cat.iais
"es
Mrs p ". Godfrcy and Misses
t.ftr,ed ia cog;,oton from, d, yis,.
+. 31.e u qnarte
The IruH# wick friends Of Mr. and
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-12

For lessons II typcwritag and ste'
osiaphy call on Mrs. Alma HOrtman,
70. IL S0uti- Lee street
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-12
Apnlication for Administrat

Application Tor administration.
rEORGiA, Glynn County.
TO Whom it may concern:
Daniel M. Carroll has applied 70
permanent administration on the es
tate of Mrs Kate ID. rfef1zendort,
late OF said county. deceased, Tn
application will be heard at the reg
ular August term next of this court
Witness my hand aud official sig
nature, this 9th day of June, 1906.
HORACE DART,
Culinary GlynH County Georgia,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-12

Mr. and Mrs. S. Marks and Mr.. AMI
Mrs } Marks have returned from a
trip TO White Springs. Their friends
viii regret to learn that the former
were i'll there. They are now muca
improved however
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1906-08-12

You can save money - buying you
clothing, shoes, hats and gents fur.
aiahiuga from Sig LevisOn, 308 an
300 Bay street.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04
AzzANA
AutoIoadIng IsemIngton Gum.

Solid Breech HammerIess Repeat.
ing Shot Gun. Since the invention Of
breach-loading guns, manufacturers
have tried by every device to i'm
prove the effectiveness and safety
Of their arms and 70 increase the
shooters comfort aud enjoyment Of
the sport. Low rebounding ham
mers we're invented. then, the ham
merless type appeared. which cock.
cd automatically with the closing or
the opening Of the gun. Automatic
electors we're added, and The single
trigger followed. Each change was
an especial attempt TO lessen the
work and worry Of operating the
gun.
The Twentieth Century has pro.
duclng new type. whlals soaas n.
sell wisnuut any effort on the part
Of the shooter.
First came q Pistol and later a
Ride. both Of which we're self.load.
ing aud universally popular. The
Remington Arms Co. has completed
the cycle by making the Autoload.
ing Shot Cur, which represents Tho
best thought Of mechanical genius.
A single barrel hammerless, automa.
tic eieclor repeater Of i've shots. II
combines the advantages 81 an shot
guns, with the added advantage Of
being autoloading, absolutely safe,
and having very little recoil.
After a shot has been dred. the
recoil elects, loads, cocks. and also
closes and locks the breech. leaving
the gun ready 70 DO again fired.
Remington experts and others have
shot this gun at the trap. aud II has
been subjected 70 tho most exaetIug
factory tests. II Ii o practical and
mechanical success.
Although sold 1t the moderate
price Of $40 list, and upwards. tire
presents gun luxury, for the pulling
and releasing Of tho trigger Is the
only work required OF the shooter.
There is no shifting otlhe hand from
one trigger 70 another. and no slide
or lever 70 work. As The rocoil Ii
utilized 70 operate The mechanism 81
the gun. there Is little kick and
therefore, no headaches, no bruised
shoulders, and no fIinching. Se'eGy
is guaranteed by three separate do
vices-a Lock on the Breech Blocl
and o Safety on the Trigger to pre-
vent premature discharge. as vel
as Solid Breech which enclose,
the mechanism at this point, keep
ing out rain, sand and leaves.
The Remington Autoloading Sho
Gun is made in six Field and TraI
0 short barreled Riot Grade ~ al
list, ali subject 10 dealers dis
counts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

TIE following is an extract from
Western Tobacco Journal. Sept, oath
Maryland Turner Broad Leaf. .
Awa,aied first priz,.
The New York Tobacco Exposition
which closed very successful two
weeks on September 18th, awarded
the first prize for packed Leaf Tobac.
co johannes Turner. Bald Eagle, Nd,
whose exhibit Of three superb hogs
head Of Maryland Broad Leaf was
undoubtedly the finest packed To-
bacco on exhibition at the show. In
deed finer Tobacco has seldom been
exhibited anywheres. The exhibit
attracted great attention and itseem-
ed to be the unanimous opinion OF
visitors aud exhibitors that the
Blue Ribbon" was wisely bestow-
cd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04
In Menorian,.
Mas. Q. S. CRowpra.

MRS. U. s. CRowDER.
Mrs. Crowder, wife Of Rev. u 8
Crowder, Pastor OF st. Mary's NJ
3. Circuit, passed away In the Meth.
odist parsonage at Cedar Point an i,
Friday, September rs, 1906. ana
was buried In the Church Cemeter !
attended by large concourse II
sympathising friends.
She was q native OF North Carroll.
ma; was converted at eleven wears
Of age, and was ever after beautl.
full Christian. She graduated from
the Graham Collegiate Institute. N.
O., and was Immediately appointed
Professor Of Music at her Alma Ma.
ter, where she remained for several
years. In 1898, she was married 10
Rev. y. S. Crowder, and entered NJ
once with religious zeal upon the
duties Of minister's wife and
church work
She was most cultivated and
scholarly woman and useful and In
fluential everywhere. She died la
mented by her godly husband. the
church, and the community. She
leaves three children. H. II. NJ
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04
s'r. INIaO's ITEMs.

from orr Regular Correspondent.
It is not Juggling with truth to
say that tongsmen are doing fairly
well; that travellers are not hinder
ed from making time by holes Ia
roads; that sickness Is on the de-
crease and that young folks enjoy
the pheasant mazes Of the dance in
consequence OF the current cool
weather.
Farmers, truckers, carpenters,
blacksmiths, etc. apparently seldom
get tired. Toll Is honorable, but Ii
is also exhausting We counsel
wholesome relaxation.
Sad, indeed. that Railroad direc.
tors are conspicuous by their con
tinued absence. IL would DO IN
charitable TO say more.
Soon. very soon. proposals to
marry couples many miles asundor
by telephone will be reality. We
are marching on, aye. we will soon
catch up with our Leonardtown
friends, who, In fact, have convert.
Cd the globe into q whispering gal
lery, and events are sylIabled In diff
ierent attitudes at the same moment.
In spite Of the saying. ''tobacco's
a devilish thing, she demand for
il 10 all its various forms seems 10
increase with the growth and spread
Of civilization.
y EaFmers who. raise the weed
seem we'll pleased with their crops.
Bachelors Of Iifty years Of age are
scarce. The minority may preserve
their natural Independence, and
walk, as Shakespeare said OF Queen
Elizabeth, lin maiden meditation,
fancy free
The village Of Tall Pine Is boom.
ing. Carpenters are kept busily
engaged building and repairing
dwellings and stores. Mrs. Mamie
Walton, OF Baltimore, has done much
TO improve the appearance Of the
village, aud her place, Family
Rest corner First and Church
streets, has been improved by the
erecllon and repairing OF buildings.
Mr.. John S. Jarboe has moved the
post Office to the west room OF his
new store which is great conven
fence TO the villagers.
DIR. Lloyd 5 Office is In the dwell
ing Of Mrs. A. S. Benyille. The
doctor has telephone communication
with different sections OF the dis
trict.
Pleased2 Why, yes, doubly so
for we never SEQ wrecks Of tru,
manhood lay stranded along ouI
roads. side by side with yulgal
folsom and ietsom OF the great sel
OF alcohol.
Wild flowers are plentiful. an,
their aroma is delicate.
The sweet songs OF birds ar
not heard. How sad is the hear
of.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

St. Johns Festival for the colored
people. will be held on the church
grounds. on Wednesday October 10.
Dinner from ~ TO 2.30. Dancing ID
the afternoon and evening. Those
who were present last year will re-
call what a pleasant time they had.
All are cordially invited. There
will be Fancy Table. Ice Cream
and Confectionery, Patuxent Lusci-
GUS Oysters. The committee will
consist Of the same generous and
genial persons whcs have made the
former affairs so enjoyable.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04
70 . Smart Property Owner,

Painting is practical work. Skill
wins. It's the same with paint max
ing.
You know 4 gallons L. 81 M. mixed
with 3 gallons Linseed Oil makes
enough paint for moderate sized
house the best paint money can buv
because the Il. " M. Zinc hardens
the L. Il NJ White Lead and makes
the L. q M, Paint wear like iron.
Buy Z. q N and don't pay 81 so
o gallon for Linseed Oil, as YOU al
il ready -for-use paint, but buy oiI
fresh from the barrel at 60 cents
and mix with the L. a. M.
Actual cost L. a M, about Al. 20
per gallon.
Sold BY G. Il. Palmer, Palmer. Md.
J G. Craddock, JarboesviIle, Md.
Johnson ~ Co. Solomons. Md
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04
Edwin Moun.caslle o. Il.
IN the Circuit Court for 81 Mary's Coun-
y, Maryland.
In EQUITY. No. NE.



The ohIectof this proceadingis 10 have
the Court confirm contract Oi sale Of q
farm in 81. Mary . county made by Chris
tIana II MouutcRatle In her own behalf
and on behalf u her jninnE children.
The BiIl states that certain w II
Powell departed this life seized and pos
sessed Of q small farm % 81 Mary =
deeds from Henry Ii etenilen and wife.
leaving q last Win aud Testament in
which no devised aaid fara ID the above
named Chrletinna u. Mosnfeastle for life
and after her death 70 Ter infant child
ren, Ethel, Edith, Edna and Edwin
Mountcastle; That hesaid Christiana
T. mountcaatIe on or about the 18th
day oi July, 1906 made contract to
sell said farm TO- certain Bernard r
RUPERT for the sum Of Sixteen Hundred
Dollars, 5000 OF which was paid ID cash,
The balance TO be paid withinHix mouths.
That said contract WINS INSIDE on behalf
81 said infants as being 70 their benefit
and advantage, as they derived no IN
come from said property, and that d
Trustee be appointed to convey same
nnder the terms Of said contract Of sale
made In their interest, and for their ben
eft and advantage. and that they are
infants and non-resldents OF the State Of
Maryland.
II u thereup0n, this 4th day OF SEN
tember, 1906, ordered that the .lelendante
Ethel, Edith, Edna and edwin Mount
castle, infants, n0nresidents OF the State
Of Maryland. be and appearin this Court
either IN person Or BY solicitor on or be-
fore the 22nd dag of October next, pro.
vided q copy If this order be published
IN some newspaper published In ST. Ma
rvs county, once q week Tor four success
sive weeks on or before the 4th day 81
October, 1906, or be personally served
on said defendants one montI1 before The
return day hereof, and proof thereof I'D
furnished under the terms 81 Sec. Ie7.
Art. 10 Of the Code Of Public General
Laws Of Maryland
EN00H r. ABEI.L,
4. Clerk d The Circuit Court.
True copy Test,
Sept o.00.-5t ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04
ST. MARTs COUNTY REAL Es,
TATE FOR SALE.


~. I Farm. beautifully situated on rho
kptpmau hiFNr befwoeu nrlffonsa Hay nnd
tiney Point. 900 Acres 40 acres arabic Land.
divided into iods Of 10 acres each. Land
fertile. Dwelling, bafns, tenant houses and
ont-bn.ldinFs In good repair. Fine tImher. D
gaiuMnle private oyster greeks. Fine Ashing.
Inc Stock farm. II mileA to steam boat WHAT
y0nEenient % poatoiilcc and stores Price.
Also fern ~ First Election District. known
~ Gum Hill" ooutaininifiK ly5 acres Large
dwelling, barns, etc In good repair
AlS0 farm on hrtttons nay. near AboiIsa
wharf, ~ the Thlrd Election Dietrict Contain
ing l10 acres. Improved by dwelling barns
oyetering facilities. Good oyster orounJe
can be taken under The : Haman Oyster Law
Farm on 81. Jer0ms'e Crock. containing az
acres, desirable for home and NJ valuable
Oyster Grounds, knCwn Us sC0rsey'n PoInt''
ana recently OCCUPIED BY Jerry d. Wrightson,
Also lnFm on Potomac River II Bird Floofioe,
a nlsssioa Of y. Mary County, eentalnlnk i9
Fishing and QYeterlng facilities, Applv ~
VIM. MMVEkEieLL 10 xffiA. ATTY.
OCT. .. os. -. $3.50 = I 2 : no.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

Vile and the determination was
reached to establish Bank at that
place to be converted as soon as pos
siblo into National Bank. The
directors u the new Bank will be
Messrs. LIE MumIord. Jesse Turn.
or, Henry G. Adams, ] e. Bur.
roughs. I p Dudley, L: Johnson
Canter. pr 2 r. Morgan andothers.
Mr. Mumford will be the president;
Jesse Turner, vice-president, and
Charles e. Sterling Cashier. The
Bank will begin business next Mon
day as private bank.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04
Nd. Del. 4 Va. Ry. Co.
PATuxENT RIVER aoUTx.

steamer ST. MAkY's
win leave Pier B Light street. weather
permitting, every Wednesday aud Satur-
day, ~ $50 a. IA, for Fair Haven. Plum
point, 9iogarn0r's Hun, DareA, and Pa
tuxent issYer az far W a. Benedict.
Returning win leave Benedict. weather
permitting, every Monday and 1'hursday
,sf DIDO q. m, sotterIy AZ b a. m. Mil.
stone Landing DC 10 d. M, eiovern1r' !
Hun at II M, Plum Point, nt | II. M, and
Fair Hngcni az 2.aU d. M, for baltimore.
Freight received at Pior >, Tuesday and
Friday until o.50 p. M, for theIoIIowing
wharves:
Fair Haven. Plum Point, Dares, Gov.
ernor's Hun, Cove Point, Drum Point,
Milestone. eolvmonn Island, Spancer's
sc. Cuthbert's. Sc. Leonarda, sOilers,
Sotteriey, Jones, parkers, FORESTS,
Williame, Dukes, Trent Hall, Holland
Point. benedict.
ssnamor NEWFOUNDLAND
win leave Pier Z Light street. weathe,
permitting, every sunday and Wedues
day, 10 y. M. for Patuxent River al
rect, 90 lar as Benedict.
Returning will leave Bristol. wenthe,
permitting every tuesday and Fridns
at , q. N. Lower Marlboro, II a. 81.
benedict ut 40 p. M, Milestone, So. "a .
Tor Baltimore, calling at no wharves BE-
low Leltch' except when signalled irou
whAryes on tho river for passengers and
perishable freight.
Freightreceiyed az Pier 2, Wednesda,
and Saturday until $50 D. N. for Ii.
following whnryes.
Leltehs. Trueman's Point, Deep Land
lng, Hollands Cliffs, Magrnders Ferry
Lower Marlboro, Whites Landing, Fer
TX. Lss4dIn9 Noltinehail,a Is.ssn'.si'-e-I.
WILLARD THOMSON, Genl. Manager
| ~ MURDOCH. Gen. Frt. 4 Pass. AIT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04


The vitality Of our friend, Harry
Greenwich. aged seventy-nine, dis
appeared Goth ultimo, aid bis i'm.
material Spirit, dislodged from its
house Of clay has repaired to q state
Of certainty, to anticipate the des-
tiny that awaits ii ia another world.
He was Q life long member OF the
r. G. Church, and bis chief concern
was with the future. He did not
think Of momentum the unmeasured
eternity before him In which ho was
not Interested. 1T is appointed
unto men once to die. /" There IL no
dischorge IN his aoay. Our friend be-
lieved that men are born for o high
and noble destiny; and that heaven
is q visible local, material. substan.
tial place. We hope that the glory
OF the Trinity, the glory OF Heaven,
the glory Of the Angels. and tho
glory Of the whole universe is open
10 his view.
49,.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04
MARY AGNES CUsIo.

Mary Agnes Cusic, Oldest daugh.
ter Of Andrew and Mollie T. Cusic.
died at her parents residence on
Tuesday, October 2, instant. She
was bright, attractive child, q low
and comfort 10 her parents and
family. "Of such Is the Kingdom
OF Heaven. Z ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04
Notice 10 Creditors.

et1Nt~@ " NstG1llQA1s
0fphana' Court o. 81. Mars County. sss.s
August =. lAn.
ORDEnED nx THE COURT. That stepheo
~ -. Sones. administrator 81 y, Haydess
ufnyga. late % ~. MAKy's County nd. aoeeas-
~. give the notice required hY law u tho ~.
cs'as'ld cssdiislsA - oxhl0lt thoiF ulaima. and
that the saiac b. p08li1htd ouoe ( nnek fue
ooN,
Test y. pnTbIr onEnzwE1.f.
Register 81 willis FOR st. Mays County.
NOTICE.
Ia pursuance 81 The above orltes. zaFeey
siyg upkspa thAt FRta - y. "a !. iettors
ss's 49, t1o personal estate Of
, HAYDEN GRAVES.
lnto OF said 0ounty, uueneMsl. All pnraonn
haTinK egeiif4 a&ainAt thE Mnid deceased arc
hereby uotlned % axhles1 tho safna wftn fba
proper vapcheFs aflacb u thpreto, 20 the aiii-
sQflDef On o. Ocfora " 18TH dag 0f Februnrg.
lM1s they Will otheTs1se ~ law he excluded
frnm the henatits u efhn said eatala. All per<
Hnns iudnttcsl - We aaooAsa1 nfu r@qulfnd 10
make immaculate Gay saent 10 kiBe au heaFIter
sIEPHKN 4. JON Is,
AUG DD~sw Administration.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04
Notice to Creditors.

0rphAns' Court Of st. Mmryse County. al !.
August "a 1854
Ordered BY the Court that e. Leigh Morgan
Administrative Of
JOSEPH =. MORGAN.
late OF Sc MaFy's county. deceased give ia
notice inquired BY law t0bhe aoceased credI-
tors 20 filo their clalEns and that the sutne ia
published once week for six suecessi q
weeks ~ the ST. Maya Beacon.
Tests j. PHILIP 9ltEENWELL.
Register Of WIlle for St Mary county.
In pursuance of Tho above order hareltv
give notice thAt hMyo obtained from Tie Or
phAna' Conrto OF st. Mafy'sconpty Md. Letters
Of administration on the personal estate 81
JOSEPH r. MORGAN.
late 81 said county. decease1.
All persons having claims against tho eAid de-
ceased ago hereby notified to exhibit il5e same
with the proper Vouchers attached therpfo X,
the eubacLlner. On o. before the i9th dag ID
February 1907 they will otherwise by law beck
cluded from the benefits 81 the eaid estate.
All persons indebted to the decoaeed are ~.
questen 20 make Immediate pGyment 70 the
70. LEIGH MORGAN.
Aug 10. O6s-ew Z * 81
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Graduate III Optometry,
Philadelphia Optical College,
Myoplas Hypermetropia and Astigrna.
Iism successfully treated Eyes tested
Free.
County residence, HermaNville. Md.
March 1, 'O8~ti.
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MULES For SALE.

Pair of nedlumaIzN, weslshr0ken Mules FOR
sale 20 years old and Reu1le May IS seen
at "i3Otterlg' farm Apply %
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