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Keech,s Rest,

containing
800 acres Of land, more or less,
situated In Charlotte Hall District Of said
County, about one mile east 81 ana IA.
tant from ''Ail Faith Church The inn
y oyements are small dwelling house.
tenant house, barnsand other out-bniId.
ings. This property III well supplied
with timber, IL Ia fair state of cnltlva-
tion, and II convenient TO two slopote II
the Washington { Potomac railroad.
Terms Of Sale.
One-third cash on the day 81 sale. or
on fnal ratification Of sale the balance
In one and two years the deferred pav-
ments TO bear interest from sale, and to
be secured satisfactorily to the trustee,
or all cash at purchasers option. Al
cash deposit of $3.50 on each parcel or
tract Of land sold and all conveyancinQ
at purchasers cost.
JOHN +. HARRIS,
Trustee.
1l6 American BnildinQ.
0ct406-ts ~
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The Copper Trust controlled by
Standard Oil has raised the wages
OF the miners In Michigan 81 q month,
which is less than three per cent
and the cost Of living has advanced
over IL per cent since the last raise.
This is hardly square deal. yet
President Roosevelt declares, we
favor the organization OF capital.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

No wonder Speaker Cannon had a
chill when In Maine, he evidently had
premonition OF the attitude TO-
wards the Republican standpat can
didates. He will strike more frosty
weather before November,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

Come on my place on or about the
10 Of August one roam OF. Owner vii
please come forward nnd claim properly
also pay damages. otherwise. Ii win IL
sold according to law.
DAVID HAAfATETT.
Sept. 2O--.at. 0 80 A'a'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

NURSERY STOCK,
FARM SEEDS.
SEED WHEAT,
SEED OATS,
CLOVER
ALFALFA,
POTATOES,
ONIONS,
ONION SEED,
GARDEN SEED OF ALL KINDS.
RAWBERRIES, &c.
Call on me or drop me postal
JoHA ]. DRIVER.
Hollywood, Md. RF ID
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Farm For Sale.

wish 70 dispose Dc my farm WrROapECr
HILL, opposite LconaFdfOwn, retaining my
sale contains about 40 aofea~89 IN timber
Good waterfront with oyster shore Good
uWeilinK-houN0 81 rooms and cellar Tenant
driveway. also large cellar. Woil and punt
IA barn. Large sheds Farm II QUO * The
best Ia the county. WIN sell on eaay ternrs
BUILDING sFTKsof one acre win frontage
on brltton'n Bay Oyster shores for sale.
have several Inquiries for farms with oya.
YOU wish 70 sen write or 500
enc. II. pABST,
Prospect I'm Farm.
BepA27--m $3.50 : X = Z =
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Estra,y.

Came To my place on or about 10Th OF
June one brown aud white Heisar.
Owner win PLEASE come forward and
claim property also pay damages, other.
wise, II will be sold according to law.
Z, n. PErTTr,
Piney Point, Md.
fAat..har A IA
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For Sale

Desirable property iorsaIe at Charlotte
Hall Md. ~ acres Of improved land
Good Dwelling Two tenant houaea.
CONVENIENT 10 railroad and telephone.
Healthy location. For terins and price
apply to 80 ''''1S
g. g. BURROUGHS.
I'LL MechanicsYiIle. Md.
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st. Mary's Racing Association.
LEONARpTOWN, Mp.


LEoNARDTOWN, MD.
rail- Meeting. oct. liz ~ rs, 90
PRooRAM OF GLASSES AND PURsEsl
Flnsr DAY. Wednesday. Oct. IT.
4 Il FOR ". old Gotta, bred and esned IN
CGnnty, mile, 2 lnB Purse. rs.
minute class, trot or pace, County
horses. Purse, ~.
AGO Glass. trot or pace, Purse. 80.
Free for All, trot or pace, Purse, $40.
SECOND THURSDAY, Oct. IL
) minute claaz, trot or pace, County
horses. Purse. 50,
24o class, trot or pace, Purse. 80.
Free for All. trot or pace, PuFsa.yioo.
CONDITIONS.
Rules Of the National Trotting Association
TO govern.
All srostlng and pacing rnceas mile heats,
best B In 8, except colt race Money divided,
f5 per cent, ~ per cent, and 10 per cent, OK
cept the AFree for nil", Ia which the money
wiz DO divided 80, .. 10 10 per cont
Entrance fee. 10 per cent Of purse. %
enter, 3 70 start.
Horsou dIslancing tho field or any part o. Il
to get one money only.
Horses callod At IL O'Clock. and WIN start
at 1870 p. M.
Entries close Oct. .. At o'clock, r. NJ
Hobbies not barred.
Positively no conditional entries
Right reserved TO reject any entry received
n hours after date Of closing
Nd, Del. s Va. 4. H. Companya steamers
from baltimore and Warrington land a.
Leonardtown. steamers nom Washington
leave stephcnaone wharf, TIN Street
r. LEE MATTIHGLY, Secretary,
Leonardtown, Nd.
RoBT. G. COMBS, President.
u. HARRIS CAVALIER, vico-Pron.
ENOCH y. ABELL, Treas
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


Under q contract with the Singer Sew-
ing Machine %. am prepared % ufier
the Singer and Wheeler 3 wilson sewing
Machines nc very low prices Tor cash on
on two years tisne without note or in-
tareata.
Win BE- glad % isAss
SINGER, WHEELER 4 WILSON
MAGAZINE,
~ usssaa ssSAhnasf d cent III advances. aslfi
instruct persons fFee ~ my own oxpense
elao DO repair work.
Bei0Te buying from any oneeisc, would
Ike - submit my terms and prices.
Phono No. 3G--a
PIT. GRAVES,
Laurel Grove, Nd,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

Secretary Shaw says the Demo
cratic party has principles. The
trouble with Shaw is that his prin-
ciples are so foolish that his own
party won't stand for them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

AS Littlefield declares that Com
pers helped him by making labor
speeches in his districs, what q deal
OF damage Cannon, Taft, Lodge and
Beveridge must have done.
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He's advertisements.
NOTICE 10 DEBTORS.

Due notice il hereby given 10 an Der.
sons indebted 70 the firm 81 Hayden q
Bullock, that unless they come forward
and settle their indebtedness within 30
days legal action viii be taken.
flAYnEk 4 nfsfInl.R
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c'5shasi 80 q etrQng suspicion that
Yrekes Is sizing tEie ass Ha1xaane
gulations governing the production
and sale OF denatured alcohol 10 the
interest Of the Alcohol (whiskey)
Trust and the farmers are to be
again buncoed by Republican AID.
ministration
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For Sale.

A 10 horse A iax centrecrank, Farquhnr
engine with A variable friction feed saw
min complete. All Ia good working or
der. VIII sell cheap and ON easy terms
giving purchaser II desired mill site on
$50 acres 81 timber land, and order 70
saw 100000 ieet Of lumber. A good
opening for an eneFgertsr man. Call Oh
J.C.&S. 3. REEVES.
Chaptico, Nd
Sept. 20---Imp.
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REPUBLICANMASS MEETINGS


Mass-meetings in the interest Of the can.
didacy Of Hon. Sydney r. Mudd, Re
publican nominee for Congress, will be
held IN NJ, Margs County at the follow
ing times and places:
Leonardtown, Thursday, Oct. IL,
at Y O'CLOCK. =. N.
River Springs, Friday, oct. 12.
ut o'clock p. M.
Milestone Landing, SATURDAY..
October Is,
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ
All persons, irrespective Of politics, Are
cordially invited to attend
The meetings win be addressed BY
Hon SYDNEY E. MIDD,
Hon. THOMAS PARRAN:
and others,
MT Mudd has requested rs To axtand
q eordlal invitation to All persons who
Diner with him inpolitics, NJ well as thnaa
VINO agree with him, az he desires I'd adj |
dress them largely from non-pnrtiaan
STANDPOINT upon matters which he con.
elders 70 re Of particular local interest "a |
st. Mary County and her people.
a MAGNIFlpENT Brass BAND VIM, IN IN
Appropriated
By order Of The Republican Conorsa.
3ional Committed ~
THOMAS II /, II 4 - ne.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04
NEW FALL. GOODS.

In order that We may be up with the
progressive spirit that has ssrurk Leonard
town, wa hnYe filled onrstore with new
goods such az millinery dress goods.
shoes, underwear, etc. A afucgally
large assortment 81 fnrs, Iong coats.
and nkirtn. dive usa call: we are rcady
for Iail business.
L. A. JONES 4 SON.
Sept lat.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

1850 KaR0R@ or less.
and improved BY q sulsstan -.
tai and comfortable dwell IFTElA
ing house, four barns, sta Hi
bles, sheds and other out
buildings. There u also on tLe properfy
an orchard Of PEAR TREES and other
iruit This property Il about ayc miles
rom Leonardtown, Immediately on dcep
salt water, with ita valuable incidents ii
DISH and oysters and largely aupplEesl
with valuable timber. and Il very deairn-
Die as 2 fertile and productive farm and
~ q place of residence.
q
Az that tract % parcel 81 land called
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

Stock of Goods. Store Fix
lures and good will of l.. Al.
Jones & Son. one Of the best
paying businesses In the
county. Possession given
Feb. | 1907. Reason. leav-
ing the county.
viii rent property, consist
ing Of dwelling, meat-shop,
stable and garden to purchas-
er.
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OxHNand BUooIHs For SALE

3 XokeDf good .siaed, woIl.hroken Oxen for
neas il GOOD ccndiiion. 41sA'ss sss1 nAt'
ROY w. BELL.
80. Pearaona, Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

There is no. state in the Union
where the Republicans are not more
or less divided on the tariff issue
and in some states, Delaware for III
stance, majority Of the Republican
voters have declared through the
PA RJs'I4Ga . convection :,ss.eesioR
Of the trusts by the Dingley billand
the uncompromising attitude Of the
standpatters are daily leading in
dependent Republican voters TO
determine to vote for the Democratic
candidates for congress. These
independent voters see there is no
hope from their own party as long
as the trusts control ii and furnish
the campaign funds TO have ii run
10 their interest.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

II landowners IN Sc. MAgy's county
having farms for sale will send descrip-
ton and price q satisfactory arrange
meat may DO made 70 thoroughly adj
vertise the iarma RREE 81 charge % the
owners. | will bein Ieonardtown every
Tuesday aud Saturday aud on other
days 81 home at "frOspert Hlll. List
your Earfns with me. ukD. n. PABSr,
Lconarsitown, Nd.
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Lots For Sale.
SEED WHEAT.

About 600 buahels OF good, cloan seed
wheat for sale. Price 90 cents per hush
el. See sample at Beacon Office. Apply
70 b. M. GUY,
Clements, Nd.
Sept. 20--7m, D.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

News has been received by the
Department Of Commerce and Labor
Of further activity on the part Of the
Japanese seal poachors among the
rookeries Of the Northern Pacific.
The raid this time has been made
upon the Cooper and Behring Island.
which are leased from the Russian
government by the same company
which is trying 10 work the seals on
= eahar Islands under American
we're killed ID Cd faiss' ZEE lapanese
attack was on Russian territory
this government will not necessarily
be involved.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

lNaLzslDE and PART RcsxDAEz
containing
300 acres Of land. more or Iesn.
situate immediately on tie north shore
OF 'Uuckhold's crvek near its mouth. and
extending north eastwardly therrfrou 20
tne public road ~ ono Of It's boundaries.
leading 70 Nc. Euthbert's wharf ON the
natuxent River. about one mile distant.
me improvements are a comfortable
dwelling, snnut house, bafus aud other
outouiidings. This property h Advan-
tageously situated aud conditioned and
y valuable AZ a farm aud AZ q place 81
residence
Al that parcel or tract Of land called
and known az
Hlllalee,
containing
625 acres Of Innk, more or less,
situate In Charlotte Hall District of aaia
county, immediately ON the road Ieading
from MechanicsviIIe To Chaptieo. The
improvements are comfortable dwell.
nR house, tenant house. four hnrna ana
other out-buildings. This properly 4
specially adapted 70 the cultivation az |
tobacco, aboundein valuable timber and |
y convenient 70 the present terminus 81 |
the Washington 4 Potomac railroad.
A
All that parcel or tract Of land, called |
and known as
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Standard Oil Company s methods to
thoroughly condemn them from q
moral point Of view. whatever may
be leir legal status Messrs.
Pnrdy, kellogg and Morrison werein
close touch with all the developments
sof Commissioner Gar6eld's inquiry
and the facts which be has had dew
eloped will have an important bear
ing on the coming prosecution.
Some relief has been given TO the
over-strained money market this
week by the decision Of Secretary
Shaw to deposit $26, 100000 In the
existing depository banks Of rs diff
ferent cities. The larger amount Of
these funds $4,000, 900 each, will go
to Mex York and Chicago. while
Boston, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and
New Orleans will receive ~. 10000
each and the amount will be scaled
down TO half a million for such cities
as Atlanta, Nashville and Sioux
Falls. These deposits will only be
OF q temporary character and win
DO returned 70 the government as
soon as the presentpressure is oyer,
which is expected to be about Feb
rnary lst. Security for these do
posts will be accepted in such
bonds as are lawful investments for
the Savings Banks under New
York and Massachusetts laws. The
turning loose Of this amount Of
money has had decidedly good or
feet upon the stock market, but IL is
generally admitted that Il is only q
a temporary expedient, suchlan ex.
pedient as is possible under the
American scheme of finance, but
not one which solves the ever pre-
sent problem ot really elastic cur,
rency.
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B9sOgieS
WGOO31S
Res7sGbOxtS
Bi9IdefS
ReGperS
Fertilizers
FI111a ~ implements.
THE ST. eMARY'S STORE FOR
ST. MARY'S TRADE.
Have a few second.h hand BuggIes
on hand which | will sell cheap.
Comeaud soc me.
w. Fl. B. WISE.
LEoNARDTowN. MD.
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List Your Farms.

Sept. 2O-imp.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-15
BANK AND RESTAURANT
LITIGATE OVER BUILDING
Louis FOntaneI Claims Owner Could
Not Lease Property as He Was
I'm Possession

Judge Hebbard yesterday overruled
the demurrer presented by the Yoko-
hama Specie Bank, Limited, in the suit
Of Louis Fontanel against that bank for
the occupancy of the building at the
northwest corner of Montgomery and
Commercial streets.
Prior to the FIRE, Fontanel asserts, he
conducted a restaurant on the site,
holding lease for FIVE years, beginning
on. April !, 1904. This would entitIe
him TO an occupancy Of three years
more.
Immediately after the fire, according
10 the allegations of the plaintiff, /.
Steinhsrt, owner of the property, re-
leased il to the Yokohama Specie Bank
Limited Upon Fontanel bringing suit
the defense filed demurrer, which was
based on the ground that when a build
ing is completely destroyed by fire the
lease on the building expires with it.
A ruling was obtained by the plaintiff
10 the effect that the walls of the build
ing suu stood, and that within these
walls the Yokohama Specie Bank, Lin
ited. Is conducting its business. A fur
ther hearing viii be had on June ~. In
the meantime Judge Hebbard Will ex-
anime the building.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-15
RETAIL GRoCERs' ASSOCIATION
AIDS THE LOCAL TRADESMEN
Merchants in Eastern Cities Give $1,000
for Needs of Destitute
Dealers

The committee of the local Retail
Grocers' Association which has been
appointed to look after the needs of
the destitute members who lost their
places of business in the confiagration
is receiving generous financial support
from the branches of the organization
in the large Eastern cities. Up to date
the sum turned into Treasurer Joseph
A. StulE has reached the $1,000 mark
and is rapidly increasing. many cities
remaining still unheard from Chicago
heads the list, the retailers of that city
having remitted a check for $500 The
Retail Grocers' Association of st. Louis
has forwarded $3.50, and New York sent
500. Many individual donations for
small amounts have been made, bring
ing the total up to the sum named
The work in the city is being under
taken by the following members of the
association: Nathan Bibo, president;
Frank B. Connolly, secretary; Joseph
A. Stulz, treasurer; Claus Wreden,
Claus Claussen, w. H. Genettsen, T.
Salomon and A. Zietich
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-15
SCHOOLS OPEN
At PREs|OIO
Board of Health Does
Not Place Limit on
Children.
Stagnant Ponds Worry
Doctor in Charge of
Refugees.

The summer schools for refugee
children at the Preside were opened
Wednesday morning. The Board of
Health informed those in charge of
the camps on the reservation that no
regulation limiting the number of
children to be brought together in any
classroom to ten had been adopted by
1T. This announcement cleared away
all signs of difficulty and at breakfast
time the children were asked if they
would attend the informal schools
Ninety-five children of camp Ne.
put in an appearance at the school in
the new barracks and were taken in
charge by Mrs. S. Caro- and Miss L.
McDermott. AT camp No. 2, which is
much smaller. forty youngsters at
tended the school in Tennessee Gulch.
Mrs. G. H. Lyon, who is in charge of
the work there.was greatly pleased with
the interest shown by the children.
Professor Al Lean started the refugee
scholars off with a lesson in physical
culture, while George Lyon helped
the work along with a drawing les
SON. The children at both camps
seemed to thoroughly enjoy the school
session or settlement work. as it is
referred to by the educators.
The Little Sisters of the Poor have
been provided with tents near the
photograph gallery, where they will
establish sewing school
Matters are running along very
smoothly at the camps and when sew
eral military officers looked over the
kitchen and eating-room in Tennessee
Gulch they complimented Steward
Worthington and his assistants on its
cleanliness and the quality of the food
served to the refugees. Captain Was
son, who is in command there, has no
hesitancy in saying that it is the best
kitchen of any in the many camps
DR.. r. Bine says the health of the
refugees is excellent and considers il
remarkable that among the large
number of people quartered in camp
No. that but one case of typhoid
fever has developed since it was es-
tablished He explains that the drink
ing water is all sterilized before the
wagons are sent around to the tents to
deliver it. AT hrst this was not done
and many of the refugees would not
take the trouble to boil it before using
it for drinking purposes. He says
couple of stagnant ponds in the vi
cinity of the camp are a menace to
health and he hopes the Board of
Health, to whom the military au-
thorities have reported the matter, will
have them drained or filed in with
debris from the burned district.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-15
WORK ON OCEAN SHORE LINE
IS To BE RAPIDLY PUSHED
G. e. Loss, Contractor for Building the
Road, Now His Way
From Chicago. {.

c. E. Loss. contractor for the build
ing of the Ocean Shore road, who has
been to Chicago IN the interests Of the
company, left that city on his way
here last evening His visit there was
largely to make arrangements for fur
ther supplies for the construction of
the road He telegraphed to one OF
the leading stockholders yesterday that
his mission had been successful and
on his return the work on the road will
be pushed with renewed vigor. For
the last month the work on the BLUFFS
and through the district needing heavy
blasting has been discontinued
The work on the engine-house at
Halfmoon Bay is still actively goinS
on. The company expects that many
will take advantage of the opportunity
to build homes all along the line be-
tween this point and its present ter
minus in place OF the homes destroyed
by fire here.
]. Downey Harvey. president OF the
company. is at present in New York
attending to financial matters for the
company.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-15
warrant for white. Arrest.

Captain G. II. Oakley of the tug
Governor Markham obtained a warrant
from Police Judge Shortall yesterday
for the arrest of w. B. White on a
charge of felony embezzlement. He
alleges that White, who-was one of the
proprietors of the Santa Rosa stables,
disappeared on April Is. He had a
horse, buggy, harness and two buggy
robes at the stables and alleges that
White took all except the horse with
him. They were valued at $145. The
police had been notified that White
was disposing of bugsies and harness
in Los Angeles. which led Captain Oak
ley to swear TO the complaint The Los
Angeles police have been notified to
arrest White.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-15
FO0TE BLAMES
MOTHER LAW
Says Her Interference
Is the Cause of
Separation.

Josephine F. Foote was yesterday
granted divorce from Malvin III.
Foote. once prominent attorney of
this city, on the ground of extreme
cruelty. The Foote's were married in
Alameda on March 10, 1884. and lived
together until March 10, 1902.
Mrs. Foote testified that her husband
had beaten her many times prior to
the separation and had in many other
ways treated her with extreme cruelty.
Since the separation, according to Mrs
Foote'S testimony. he had not contrib
uted one cent toward the support of
herself or their young son. Malvin Jr.
When asked where she obtained her
support during those years she an
swered, From dear mama"
The substance of Attorney Foote'S
testimony was that the breaking up of
his home was due to toe much mother
law. He explained to the court that
his wife wanted to live with her
mother, who kept boarders. He was
strongly opposed to any such proceed
ings alleging that whenever she went
to her mothers home she had to work
like a servant.
Foote at one time had nearly all the
practice of the Chinese Six Companies,
and was a man of considerable means. A
short while ago, however, broken in
health and fortune. he was an inmate
of the City and County Hospital.
After hearing of all the testimony
offered by the defense Judge Graham.
after an earnest but fruftless endeavor
at reconciliation granted Mrs. Foote q
divorce and gave into her custody
Malvin Jr.
Judge Graham granted an interlocu-
tory decree Of divorce to Mar garet May
Hanahan from Thomas Edward Hama
han. Mrs. Hanahan was given the Gus
tody of the young sen OF the unhappy
couple.