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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
PUBLIC AUCTION,
PROPOSALS,

Scaled proposals will be received by the
undersigned until l. o'clock NJ. Tuesday,
September "A. 1891. for furnishing all ma :
terial and installing all plumbing and fix
lures for the Kennehec County Court
House ut Augusta. Me. Plans may Ia
seen and al information obtained at the
office of the County Commissioners Au-
clsta. Me-. ana at the office of Coombs
81 Gibbs. Architects. Lewiston. Me
The right is reserved to reject any or
all proposals.
7. r. BRADLEY,
II. II. ADAMS.
l.. II. WILL ANS,
County commissioners
Augusta, Me, Sept. IL. 1907.
sept H. A. Il Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
$500. FOR FARM IN EAST PITTS

ton Village, 100 acres; good hay and crop
lahd; large pasture; good wood lot:
lar&" story and half house and eli: good
Si|'d lam, l''lIncly and ir,. nnus": build
ihSS All m %n"! lf}air Apply To H. l..
sawyer. Gardiner. Me. Tel. 1S-i.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
1925 FOR GOOD LITTLE FARM OF

ABOUT II acres, all level tillage land in
high state Of cultivation. Story ana half
house, ell, large barn, large henncry, To-
Gated in Chelsea, So miles from Augusta
%ie miles from Randolph, water pumps
into sink. Apply to II. B. Sawyer. 90
" alter st. augGdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
FARM 2 MILES FROM ToGUs. 10

acres land, 5-r0om cottage house, shed,
stable, carriage house, chicken houses
excellent spring, acres wood, r. F. D.
telephone, a cosy home. Address VIM. e
Burrows. Augusta, Me. alIg2Odtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
FARMS AND VILLAGE PROPERTY

In KennCboc Co, to sell to AroOstook
farmers. Gardiner Branch A. NJ. Gid
den's Farm Agency, Edmund Trafton,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17

BOOTHBAY AND THE ISLANDS.
STEAMER GARDINER
CAPT. ROBT. +. WESTNIAN.
Leaves Augusta G.4j ~ NJ. IialluWcll Ton
Sl%naD 4 Gardiner 80. So. Gardiner CON
Signll-l;r1dstrc"tS wharf, 10. Rich
mond $50. Bath CITY Landing WHARF
c3n; landing At Southport. Capitol Island,
Squirrel Island ami Ocean Point on sig
nal. Connecting at Bath with j.. Il. & II.
Electric Il. X. for New Meadows Inn.
Brunswick. Lisbon Falls and Lewiston.
Reduced Fares.
Augusta. TIalloW ell and Gardiner to
l;notlbaY llarbur and Island and
return ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl.OO
Augusta, IIalloWrn and Gardiner 10
Iiuuthhav lIarhor and lslaldS..... -
Augusta to Bath Observation-Disclosures. ~
IlalloWclI Ia Bath...-................. $50
RiCl;mcud To :oothlslY IIarbur and
Islands and return -
lichm"nd to Eoothbay Itarbor and
lSi;in'IS Observation-Disclosures. .t~
iHth to l5oothhaY llarbor ana
Islands ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..t'
A@cnts:-IT +. EoW,litcn. Augusta. Tel.
1nN-i; ". +. Wilson. Richmond. w. l..
Tuzirr, Gardiner; w. w. Mason. Bath.
Last round trip from augusta to Booth
hnN IIarbor sept. 2?tlI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
THE ESTATE SITUATED A.

the corner of Washington ana Pine SITS,
Gardiner, Ne. consisting of three houses
containing eight tcncnents in good repair
ana which We're built but few wears
ago, will be sold at Il bargain. These ten
emcnts are dtsirably situated for renting,
heiH% near paper mills and shoe factory,
and within ten minutes walk of the bust
ness street and will soon have electric
cars pass the doors. Apply to j. e. Llnt,
augusta, Nc, or II. Is. Sawyer, Gardiner,
Maine. auS30dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
LIST OF MAINE FARMS

mailed free on request. II. B. Sawyer,
Gardiner. Maine. Tel. 1876 july13ltf
FARMS AND COTTAGE PROPERTY
On the hills and shores Of Maine Maine
Farm Agency. James T. Collins Mgr,
Manchester, Me. Send for catalogue.
may21dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
SPECIAL OFFER FOR sEPTEMREe

dHslINble h0'lse lots Tor $l5N; WITHIN 8
minutes walk of new electric road and
school house. Apply to A NJ Wicht, 3l4
water Street. au-21dImo+
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
MALE help WANTED
OR IS WEARS OF AGE

work IN store before school morning. ana
ll"li !" o'clock afternoons. G. H. Ma
"oii' -. Water st, Augusta etptl7,ltr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
$1,000 BUYS STORY AND HALF
8 ADJOINING BUILDING LOTS IN

BRICK BLOCK ON WATER ST.
Gardiner, Me, Apply to H. B. Sawyer.
farIlner, Maine. Tel. 1876 junc5dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
BOARDING HOUSE BUSINESS

with furnishings. hnUsc IS full Of boardcrs
amt in good location; wish t. sell at
once Address ''K, care of kenncbrc
Journal, Augusta, Me. scptidtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
FARM FROM $1,000 TO $500. WITH

in ono to five miles from Gardiner or
Augusta. Write full particulars to Adj
dress Real Estate, Journal Office.
srpt1tdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17

havo c00l harl or s0ft WOOD O sell. fittNI
for stove. delivered ON short notice. G. ~
Hailcy, Tel 3l1-2J, Augusta, Ne.
Snpt1titf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
CORNER STORE in DAVIS Block.

SNAIL FRONT OFFICE OVER
Whitman and Adams. $500 per month.
Rear double office. $50 per month. Apply
to Horace North or G. w. DUMMY.
julyodtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17

THE NORTH WHARvES APPLY
to Horace North or Geo. W. Quimby.
dec13dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17

Kills Corner ON line OF new electric road.
Inquire" OF 6. +. Dudley. TIL ~:
septljdlwt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
Story HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS.

st.llIlc and siod. Won Watcr Al tnu door.
fr'it trees, mile below Gardiner bridge
ON east side. Inquire, of Mis-. l.. y. smith,
T., tony -. Augusta. NJ. Srrt1illy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-17
For SaIe---h0uses and Lots
2 STORY ROOM HOUSE WITH

stable, fer Il home or investment, we'll
situated N Cas-" street. must be sold
Ecck Agency. ~ Water Street. Au.l.tl
iti'p!"nr IN Stptltd1t@
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-12-07

II layers are fed all they will cat
any ;lmc during the day. let IL bo
just before they gn In rooat. This
will keep them moving about. get.
ting cxcrcisr while hunting stray bits
nf waste food Till just before rooat-
ing utnn II any arc lazy IL will In.
iuce activity and keep them from
becoming oscrfat II ~iil also sasc
something on the fccd bill
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-12-07
Ansi Don't cru.s I,r~Ysi..

u ho often happens tha, after a
ponltryman htavtH with onc breed Of
fn"la he concludes he ought TO r,,
n"" blood by cguHaIus with pom.
other breed, Such violent cronn.s
are unfortunate. aimee "A common r,.
suit Is that the offspring do not de-.
rel"p III" good quall,i.n OF their i'm
mediate ancestors so much an they
d" their bad qualities. The otYnprinr
looks too much like mongroia. AL
"hta get new blood by ualng birda
OF tho same breed
The experience OF practical bread.
era hhE" 10 repeatedly shown That
these principles ar. correct. thn,
Their" is no use In listening To IN.
Tree advice given by some one who
Ia unable To tell whether n fowl IL
standard bred or not. Wide ex.
p"riehcc and many observations mr..
necessary To formulate rules for
breeding. and II Ia safer To follow m.
advice OF those who have attained
great success than II Ia to follow m.
advice OF some one who has REALLY
never accomplished much.
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-12-07

II the poultry quarters arc freed
from lice and mites now. they should
not give much trouble I'LL warm
weather comes again. II little at
tention IL given them meanwhile.
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-12-07

4 ycar.old hen has usually
passed her greatest laying period
and should not be kept for cEg-pro-
duction II there are younger hens or
ll-matured pullcts To replace her.
II she Possesses high merit or ia n
good mother for little birds. that !a
another matter.
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-12-07

property br made In u CASE OF th.s
Kind.
ii"w tn Hired TIP Your Fiock.
Where possihie. tho poultry raiser
should begin al the top every time
shat Ia. atars With standard bred
fowls In every easr by using ataad
ard bred breeders OF both sr.rs. II
thla cannot bo afforded usually II
can thea Get standard bred males
and mako a practice OF dolng so each
succeeding year Tho change tha.
will hc wrought in Tho nock In
tseisn months @lll be enough In
make anyone proud Tho second
year the offspring ~lIl look az much
llbc their standard berd ancestor.
that II ~iIl brgln to bo hard 10 tell
tho hsrda of mixed breeding from
those that arc standard bred. when
no~k reaches thia degree OF CT.
cellcnre. II begins 10 hc a very prnr.
ucal fusl Tor the farmer whose chief
atm IN to get reasonable nu,nbr
oi "EEa and nirr carraMarm for mrti.
Ing and 'o have every lot OF rgsa
and birds marketed grado evenly
and consequently mako ,ha, pleas.
AMI Impression on the ego that
makns good aaica
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-12-07

If about all tho attention that
chickens are 10 receive ia merely TO
let them have room on the farm.
they 10 root hog or die. II will bo
Just as we'll tn continue vith mon.
grcl fowls. since they can keep alive
and make n little s;ringy mea; when
neglected. as vol AZ any breed They
cannot do much better than this uu.
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-12-07

properly be made In a CASE OF this
Kind
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-12-07
Buy Your Breeding Poultry Now.
GOD Iarii 10 = rrrW him bu Money. MAXI ing
Tho s.on~ tho

Breeding stock should be accus-
toned ,o their quartcra before tho
breeding Roaann opona Those O. our
readers sho have made up ,heiv
minds io dispose al their old cocks
should get them out of the Way aud
replace them with r-a ones usthou,
much delay. The old ones ~lil never
tough old bird ran to snaan scvy
palasablo II pu, into 4 atc~ and
cooked slowly loag enough I. sh~
old ones are not out of the aAy before
The ncw oars arrive. tho old nuca
wIli look upon the uca oacH a# In.
trud"r#. aud aehia ai!i result that
can serve no good end II the ne~
arrivals nnd no opponents thry wlli
accommodate themselves in coadl-
'iona very quickly. and The foca will
eggs Ar. wanted FOR hatchlns.
Good I,lood Mean. More proat.
There can bc no doub, about II
40 doubt that those ~ho are reading
nrosrcAai,c farm papers uiii aant to
iinproto their aocka II they do no,
this year. they will next ar the year
after. This ihing of having good
blood Ii no mere idle within. II In
money making proposition. The
@oon.r good blood In got Into the
dock. the wooncr wili moro pride bc
taken In tho bunlneHa and NOR.
profits taken out of the buslncas.
No Bis Expense Ia Get Good Poultry
stock.
II requires 80 much money TO
stock up on both males and females
for the larger classes OF live stock
that most farmers feel they cannot
afford II: but this ia not tho caac
with poultry. A good male and n
small number OF females can be got
ht IA small outlay. II there nr. no
other males on the place the new
male can bo used with the whole
flock. This viii give a few standard
bred birds and many others that are
not standard bred. II one deaircn
10 have some that are pure standard
bred blood and To know which are
pure blooded and which are not. II
viii bc necessary To have pen for
the pure bloods. Usually pens for
poultry on the farm should not be
tolerated. but an exception might
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-12-07

der favorable conditions: so that III
poultry raising is TO be something
more than an accident, vell-bred
birds should be used.
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-12-07
THE POULTRY YARD.
Spurs for Poultrymen.

Quicken Your Pace Towards i'ggT
Iroht Poultry Yard
The Southern farm gazette., 1907-12-07

Because very IA, hens cannot be
relied on for heavy laying. do not
form the erroneous conclusion that
a poor hen must therefore be
good layer \ hen must DO In fair
condition before the food she cats
goes for producing cEga instead of
building up her body.
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chapslc Items.


Correspondence 81 he Beacon.)
Well, we'll the fall Is with as once
again how times iIiesY
Farmers arc nov at work Ia earn
est and seem very we'll pleased with
the prospect 81 q full crop this year.
Mrs. Harold Herbert and sister,
Minnie Herbert, have returned 10
Washington after very pleasant
visit with relatives and friends III
st, Mary's,
Mrs. ] r Lucas and daughter.
who has been visiting Mrs. z. r.
MattinQly have returned 10 their
home III Virginia
Mrs e H Raley aud children,
Madeline and Carroll, have returns
cd to Washington, after al eujoyable
visit 70 Zach n Mattingly.
A number Of our teachers return
cd home Saturday after spending d
pleasant week at the Institute AZ
Annapolis.
The winter times approaching,
With cold SHOWS and rain
And we all win be happy.
When summer comes again.
M0cKzNa BIRD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-12
on 1he nIeh1 csseptembsr 2. whlls

On the night esSeptemher2 2. while
driving Up ire Piney Point road
Ed Ellis drove into CAPT. George
Guyther's buggy. the shaft striking
Mr. Ellis = horse IN the breast and
killing ii Instantly The horse was
held up on the shaft until pulled
away from Il.
The Maryland State horticultural
society will hold It's Summer Meet
ing At Jamestown, September "a.
and its Annual Netting and Ex-
hibisiou at Fifth Regiments Armory.
Baltimore, December 3 and 4 proxi-
mo. G. + Wathen, Of LovevilIe is
the ST. Mary's vice. president OF the
society.
II We are 10 Judge BY the news
papercomments. Congressman Mudd
has determined not TO be candi-
date for Chief Judge In this Circuit,
but will support Gen. Wilmer for
the nomination. MIR. Mudd is re-
ported to be bitterly opposed to the
candidacy Of Editor Adrian Posey.
The convention will be held at Ia
Plata TO day Thursday.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-12

Poplar Grove il geographically
situated between River sprinp and
Bluestone, on the avenue 81 the lat
ter name. This Bluostone. however,
is in the MILESTONE District. not ii
ST. InIgo's District.
The Grove has partly disappeared,
but In its place stands pretty
Chapel 81 which the hundred Of
that District are justly proud.
It's given out that a grand Lawn
Fete, alias . Festival. will be held
at the Chapel very shortly; In ether
words. on Wednesday. Sept. %,
Also that this event will surpass
any.of the kind ever given there.
Tents have been engaged for serv-
ing dinner and supper IN the open;
and on account Of the Afternoon pro-
gram. dinner will be ready for any
number 81 guests al IL o'clock noon.
Supper will be served till s p NJ.
when Carriers Band will be given
the right Of way.
There will DO leo cream and all the
other refreshments In plenty, be-
sides many more. They say some
surprises are 10 store for the occasT
ion.
Az. 30 P. N. the best shots ia
81. Mary's and Charles Counties
will engage in sharp shooting
match ii the large level field that
stretches from Poplar Grove 10 the
Wicomico. This promises 70 be one
Of the most exciting matches seen
10 the County for long time. for
the gunners along tho Wicomico, Ii
both Counties, are among the best
10 Maryland. Money prizes will
help 10 sharpen the composition.
The news has gone abroad, the
crowds are coming and Poplar Grove
will be ready 70 welcome al
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-12
w. Liant Killed.

Martinsburg, w. va, Sept. Z.
Mr.. William ". Light, prominent
citizen Of this county, formerly farm
or and for years justice 81 Tie peace
In HedgesvIlIe, but who moved 10
this city about two years ago, was
struck by Baltimore and Ohio pass.
enger train No. 5, west bound, near
Hannis DistIllery, Ia this city. this
evening, and died shortly afterward.
He stepped out Of the way 81 an
eastbound freight aud atepped IN
front Of the passenger train. SIR.
Light was G2 years old. Two daugh.
ters and son survive him. His
wife, formerly Miss Duyall. Of this
county, died few months ago. ne
Sun
Mrs. Light was q sister Of Mrs.
Jos. 5. Mathews Of Park Hall Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-12
HymensaI.
GRAHAM HAnMET,

Miss Fannie r.. Hammett, daugh.
ter 81 Sir, and Mrs. Mgrtin 4. Ham.
nett. of St. Marys County, was
quietly married. Wednesday after
noon, August 18th. 81 80, =, n, a.
tho home Of her parent IS 1927 w
I4anvale Street, Baltimore, Md, 10
% james D. Graham, oi Richmond,
Va, By theRey. Oscar Eystor. Tho
bridesmaid was Miss lJorlean Ham.
nett; sisterof the bride. The groom
was attended By Dr. Waiter Nj.
Hammett. The bride was attrac.
lively attired In q gray, travelling
suit with bat and gloves 10 match.
Tho happy couple immediately left
for the jamestown Exposition. Thcy
will make their future home In
Richmond, Pa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-12
BLAckSMfTTlNc u WHEEL.
WfslGHTlNc.


! y seh - inform ny friends and pa.
tFUnn, that III addition rs enInrRinR NV
shop ! hnve Installed the very lntcsr ana
best machinery aud tools; have added
anothvr Jorge and have secured the ser
yiees oi one II the best BIacksmiths ana
liUrsesiuers IN Southern Maryland. 4
aaa nV% hetEer prepared to do your
w0FR quicker and better theaever before.
All also agent Tor SuitRYS, DAY.
TONS, iJAuCARTS, BDGGaES ana
hiNABUU113. tho latter keep On hand
and egan give y0u a ilFat class Ynhiclp Tor
a rensOnahle price. Tome and examine
iaY stock and yet my prices. l invite
Jour continued patronage and win nerye
you wiki care and polite attention that
COMES only with years III sncceasfnl bumI.
nsss experience IL win lleto your al van.
tAge - pi'are your orders with,
Yours respectfully,
ADAM 7. WHILE,
April 4--tG. Bluestown. Nd.
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Orphans Court

Tuesday, Sept 10. 1908. Court
met all the Judges present.
Account Of Jos. H. Key Tor sS5 vs.
estate Carrie r. Buckler illed and
passed.
Inventory Of personal property Of
Jas s. Posey. deceased. fled and or
DIRE forsale granted.
The following accounts were pass
ed vs. estate az K Edgar Yates: John
Schoenew0lf & Co. 1920, Jos. X.
Stouebrakor. $50, Is: Neudecknr To
bacco ca, $52,07.
Note 81 First National Bank Of
ST. Mary's vs.. estate of Jane r.
Woodland passed for S134 40.
Court adjourned toTnesday. Sept.
III, 1907.
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Wanted.

r5fAfA CORDS or DOG WOO and PER.
iOO SHANNON. Will bug III Iarue 81
email quantitles on any river or creek,
q liuy the tIAber standing VIII make
Literal niYAacelnelits 70 contractors
#heA ettisiartofY nrrangeulenta can be
nsA1e. | guAfAFifee my pricas % ho
apUTe any 0lsesaelsei IN tile business. For
particulars address.
J 4. CQNNELLEK.
Jan. Bl-tt Laswalson Va.
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Tan pine Items.


Honest. conscientious and capable
men are the stamp that are needed
for Office in these days when the
foolish cry which punctuates the
speech Of every demagogue: The
rich are growing richer and the
poor poorer All men are not
born equal; and II seems to me that
the po0r live only IN their emotions.
So far as know there is no out-
spoken socialist down here. II
there is man who entertains the
idea Of the equal distribution and
allotment plan, will say that his
dream will never be realized even
on q small scale. ! emphasize def
milton.
The merchants OF the village
seemingly are doing a fairly good
business. They are aware that
honesty is mans most valuable
asset. This Is not an irridecant
dream.
Max Shuman has sold his property
near Ridge post Office 10 II. Mormon
Milburn for q 600. Mr.. shuman Is
selling of bis large stock Of goods
at cost preparatory 70 moving 10
Baltimore
Hol There arc no prize-lghters
down here. DO not men fall victims
TO their facility2 The brain 81 The
prize-Gghter does not conyolye.
opine that he relies more on his
labs than on thoughts that burn.
Children may be- counted by the
score. How particular should DO
the actions Of men. Il should be
borne In mind that child's eye
will take 10 the perfect reelection
aud counterpart Of mountain
though q giant cannot scale Il.
DR.. Cook. ID. d. S., docs good
work. Does not conscientious
work receive It's just reward2
DO not hear Of much sickness. I
do hope that the diphtheria will not
make It's appearance, and then no
sufferer will have 10 take certain
cubic centimeters Of the poisonous
compound Familiarity knows "a anti
tox in.
No crimes 70 chronicle. No type
Of the primitive man. who IS incap-
able Of comprehending the rights Of
others. Ny fellow is not selfish.
Goodness Is deeply rooted in his
heart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gafuey D. Evans,
Of Lansdale, Pa. after spending
week very pleasantly with parents
at Wynne. left 9th, instant. Tor
jamestown via Baltimore and Wash
ington. Mr.. and Mrs. j J. Riding.
ton. OF Pa. accompanied them. Mr..
Evans is auditor In the large depart.
ment storeof Strawbridge aud Cloth
Ter Of Philadelphia. Heisa fair sam.
Pile Of the young men who received
their primary education In tho pub.
lie school Of the village. A hun
dred- point man In every respect
true TO every trust, and loyal 10
the firm that employs him. ST.
Mary's is proud Of sons Of his type.
Berry ANN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-12
Notice to Creditors.

Orphans Court Of ST Mares County. S,sk,
July y, 1901
(lkDkaED ~ THE COURT. rnAt Ncttle
~ e afeenwell, Francis r. 6FnonNeil and
Fabian r, Cough, administrators 81 Wliliahf
n 9realtwell, late OF II AarYa county, Md.,
deeeAseds Elve the notice required by law 10
clatmNs aud that the saln0 M pnblish0d Uiiee
week luf aiN successive Weohn III the ri.
Marya H0aeon.
Test: j., pflfEff al, ~ WIKI
RoglsteFof Wllls lof 81 MafYs County.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-12

In pareuRncD 0f the shove order hafaisy
give notice that havn obtaineJ rom the 9f.
pbans court u 81 Mays county. letters Of
Standardization on the pornoiui estate III n.
Edgar latea, late 81 said county. 8eeeased
decreased arc hufGay notified III exhlb}t fho
same with the proper NUMeh6rA NttarhuA
thereto, ~ tho NuhHaflbaf Oh Dr before likn 18th
day o. February lsaA, they Wiff otharHiaa Iy
law be excluded rom she l,eneisls 81 fhn, ana
estate. All persons fndebtod Il tne doceaaed
are requested ~ mako immGdinfa payment
70 the subscriber.
Bi4ANCflE ] ATlSS.
August iS~ ~. Misunderstanding
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-12
ZOE coUNTY TREAsuRER
To THE DRMonRAq4c YnTnaM or Sr
MARY C0Ukrs

Backed np by many strong Democrats
u my district and other districts, who
advise me-, and believing that our dis.
trict should be recognized Ia thisinstnuce.
! beg . place myself before fhe demo.
crazy 81 So Mary County for nominn.
tlon % the position ofC0nnty Treasurer.
With the support 81 lny friends can
make strong fight III tie county,
Most respectfully,
r. STANLEY HARnieoN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-12
SCHOL4RSHIP
TO
WASHINGTON coLLEGE.
cnEsrEkToWN. ID

NOTICE II hereby gwen II Il vacant
craftsmanship at Washington College,. Ior
q male resident of this County, granting
free tuition md frce text boDks. and ten
able Until graduation.
The total expenss iOr holder ~ this
Nch0laFship wtl be about &Ilu M the
SenFs
Zoe appointment e made ht the Hoard
oltounty school Commissioners. alter n
competitive examination ii male appls.
caIlta who are not lcss than isEfaen Years
ii age.
JAS ". CAIN,
August l-2n. President
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-12

orphans Court "a ST. Marye sounty. ~
August ~ iu6i
f1hDERkb bt the C0urL That Klauche
~ Yates, adninlatfatnr 81 81 fdaar afes.
iate Of 81 Mary county Md, Decreased. figI
tbs nutlan required by Law HI tar dnf8iaMNl I
creditors ~ "a iaipt ttlnir cialitss ANA tms fhA
aive weeks IA the ~ Mays beafo1
J.. PHILIP 1klSEsN WELL
Realslor Wills lnf st. MARY cDunff