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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-08
Submission NOTES.

SUBMISSION, Nov. S.-John Sturm
and Homer Ice have returned from
points in Ohio where they visited
friends and relatives.
Miss Emma Long left yesterday for
huntsville, where she will visit rela-
tives for two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. George Griffin, of Mud
lick, accompanied their son to Fair
mont yesterday to consult n physician
regarding the latter's eye. which he
had gotten injured some time. ago.
David Weed, of Warrington, was a
business visitor here Monday.
Misses Edna Powell and Nellie
Smell were shopping in Falrmont
"Wednesday.
Charles e, Smith left yesterday
morning for Pennsboro, where he has
accepted II position III 4 marble shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Tough, of Farm
ineton. nre guests of Mrs. Lydia Per-
rell this week. -.
The Hornor's hun school opened
Monday with Miss Villa Martin, OF
this place, teacher.
Frank Higgins, OF Ciarksburg, was
a prominent business visitor here
Wednesday.
Several of the young people from
here attended the lecture by DR.. Wait,
man IT. Barbe ut TIE Fairmont Normal
Wednesday night.T
Mrs. Lena Wilkinson has left after
q. visit Of several weeks with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs James RiEee, for
Durant, Indian Territory. She was
accompanied US far as Clurksburg by
her sister, Mrs. ]. Blaine Smith, aud
daughter, Miss Agnes Wilkinson. n.
Mrs. Lawrence Z, Hawkins is now
able to be out after n severe attack
OF neuralgia, from which she has been
suffering for the Inst ten days.
Miss Grace Wilson. of Monongah,
was visiting friends here Wednesday,.
Ray Long is very III ut his home on
Pike street. He has strong symptoms
OF typhoid fever. ~
. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-08
I Any 12 Year Old Cir,

can make these delicious Lemon, choc.
olate and Custard pies as well as the
more experienced cook II she uses
&ouRs-PlEG preparation which is nov
being sold by nearly$ all srocers. Full.
directions on each package. Pie As
not a l,ixury, but an article OF; daily,
. diet and You might Just as well make
good MES as poor ones. Order a few,
packages today and you will be so.
well pleasel that you will tellSSallj
syoursf friends.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-08
Mix Your Med.
icine At Home
HOW TO- PREPARE A SIMPLE
HOME REMEDY FOR RHEU-
MATlsM AND KIDNEY
TROUBLE.

Go to your druggist and get:
Concentrated Barlsola Compound, l
ounce.
Fluid Extract cascara Aromatic, Il
ounce.
Aromatic Elixir 4 ounces.
! MtS5them at home by shaking them
well In bottle and take one teaspoon.
full after meals and at bedtime.
. Drink plenty of'cool, clear water;
use the foregoing, harmless, inexpen-
sive remedy faithfully: and the results
will astonish you. In order to mike
permanent cure doubly certain It is
best to continue taking tho remedy
for days after all pain and
swelling have disappeared.
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NOTICE.

ss. g.
Notice Is hereby giyen5that the Fair
mont and Clarksburg Traction Com
pany, a corporation, did, on the 18th
day Of October, 1907, file with the
City Clerk OF the. city Of Fairmont. It's
application for asfranchiseE for the
construction, maintenance and 5operas
ton Of a street railway on, along ana y
over Parks avenue, In said city % Fair
mont, beginning at the intersecti lon Of
said Parks avenue with Adams street
in said city Of Fairmpnt and connect;
ing with the. street railway tracks 8of !:
said Fairmont and Clarksburg Trac- 4
tlon Company already laid on AMI
along said Adams stree and running
thence on and along said Parks ave.
nile to Madison street IN said city
and there connecting with the street.
railway tracks to- beSlaid ION; alonis
over and across the new bridge now
In course OF construction crossing the
Monongahela river. 5sijs I.
With the said application theirs ii 3
filed with the said City Clerk III the
said city Of Fairmont "a draft II ot afs N
ordinance granting to the said Fair.
mont and clarksburg Traction sco1l:s
pany Its successors and ASST gns; flic
right and privilege u 4; con trpetia
maintaining and operating the SALT
street railway on. along and over X
Parks avenue, togethe Wilt ap Ssjs8
Mat showing the location ~
posed strsetSrailway, tracks Hong
aud over, the said 4 arks agentts q
4 The characterization ~
isented oithe CITY Comet s1ES ssills
city 81 Fairmont,S. lat Its regular u
Ing to be held on the third fiesda 4
November, 1907; 81 as soon, tHierellt
cT: Us the sald City e,oIRes
isliter the said appil ion,
time this nosirc3 I'll ;liaye been D.. y
llshed for at least thirty dass,
This notice IS given III eonplianes
with Char tsrs2 % 8of5 the A ~ sol on
the LegislatIres Of est rginia
3Falrnont and Glafissb frg reaction
compaRy, !,
BY 81 4, sTs ~
rs PRESIDENT
Oct q "a ss; Nov. d, ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-08

gLEANtNn, PREsslB6 AND RE-!
PAiaiNe ladlss and Mems Cloth.
ri. wax called for and delivered.
Hl'easlliy rstes on publication. \ *
AlsRl ia. COLE,
eep pfone eoAy.S Bell phone ri.
Shop, 49,. X " =
RnFkas Aycs under sroh'a Shoe store
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-08

AMSTERDAM, Nov. minister OF
State, L, lonkhcer Van Pnnhuys, his
brother Mayor Lceli aud; their wives
were all drowned last night while
driving, their carriages falling into the
canal at Hoogkerlt during a dense fog.
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$citysHospitaI Notes.

1; Mt " /: g. ". Glover, Of Enterprise,
"a was surgical patient dismissed
Thursday.
Mrs Louise Grafton. who has been
4 receiving surgical treatment, was dis.
missed Thursday. a
ME- aS Camden, medical patient, re-
mains very low.
MISS sBeulah Brewer, Of 22s Robin.
son street who was operated on some
time g ago. is doing as well as could be
expected
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-08
FIRST WAR

pticn'gE for P aston i.

n eSePtlcne Ior, stdbtoT. y l.l q
The members Of the First ". P.
Church gave d aslightfui reception at
the church last night from seveu.thirs
y until tenSo.c clock for their pastor.
Rev Il. MoiTisons In the receiving
limo were Rev. Morrison and wife,
Guy Morrison, Rev; q. W. Bent. Mrs.
D.s 81. Boggs Rey ]. G. Broomaeld. Mrs.
a. Leonard. MI. j. s. Walker and
Mrs. .. S: Helmick. "a large number
\ cf tte members and friends Of the
church were present The following
5ser interesting programme was rem
derel 81 u y i. X I, !
Address Of WELCOME. behalf Of s. s.
IS, Walker
Duet and chours. Sunday School
Choir q X, if4
sadress Rev. G. W. Bent.
song Choir. is .s ~
) Response Rev. Morrison.
The Sunday school choir rendered
music for the occasion and It was
treatly enjoyed by all present. The
slictr is composed Of the following
:sstrls: Hattie Boggs, Maud Mortified,
Esther Laymans Virtue Horner. Lena
Syannort and Flossie Mccullough At
g the conclusion Of the programme a 50.
feial hour was spent and a tempting
luncheon was served by the ladies' of
Inc church. s$3 riS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-08
laid Society Met.

II ~ The ladies' AID Society Of the Dla.
:nopa; 81 Street NJ. p. Church met at the
home home 81 y Mrs. Lucy Riggs, of Raymond
street Thursday afternoon. The meet.
Sing vas Very enjoyable one with n
VERY large attendance. Delicious re-
Tres shhInents were served by the hostess.
the society will meet at the home OF
ars Slaughter on Wilson street next
Thursday afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-08
FOR THE / KIDNEYS
/. And BLADDER
MI THIS Az in e, i Il No VI AVE
klpNEYs Oh Bl do IL.
RLE Or RI euMATisNas

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-08
10 Attend Round Table.

Misses louise Suffer, Rose McKin.
ney Carrie Reeves, Minnie Hughes,
Nam Coz, Florence Leyelle, Gertrude
HUI Tocie Moore and Prof. W. A.
fdnstead went to Morgantown today
10 attend the round table meeting,
which h1lpl1. Will be held there to-day and
TONI morrow
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- I ...r.h
Personals,

Mr. g DooIittle went TO Indo.
Spendence yesterday for short stay
MIA sia Reed and sister-in.law, Miss
i Adtth SsLforng, OF near Philadelphia
were the guests of friends in this
ward Wednesday.
Will corothors, Of Little Fails
was :ya business visitor to this CITY
Dhnrsday.
a drs. Anne Baker who has been IN
fhleeeling for the past three months
arrived yesterday to visit her laugh.
esesf Mrs mrs. ". p: Vannort, of Guffey
street. ,asss
M ~ Yrs y WV. Brown. OF Harrison
county ss,l1l arrived yesterday to spend
s2a Es! time with Mr., and Mrs. ". X
Brown n 81 Columbia street.
rss George shumakcr, who has
ssReen quite W sick, Is improving.
n Mr. Omar |Bunner has accented n
post ion witheAir. Fred Harr, Of Wotey
.r
ss lrs fs Nancy Williams will arrive
frem 10y otrt''3antown; tomorrow to visit
sler son ' 1ames Williams, OF Diamond
street 4;
S'sttlrs. n NIL Donham returned Thurs.
l5 from q two days visit at Morgan.
lstogn d 81 II y II
issS fia u q tistinr Of Little Falls. is
gisittng slier sister MIS-: Luther Steele,
MARKET street,
h iilss Mary Barnes, who has been
cute sick$at the home oftMrs D. Rad.
ford ~ raymond street. is no better.
REV q: +. Glenn, Of lexington, was
tbs guest 81 Mr.. ami Mrs. William
Shaver Of Ferry street, Thursday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-08
TRUSTEES SALE OF MERc HAN
"A Disc, \, 9

r.
BY virtue Of the authority In mess
vested by certain Deed of Trust bear
ing date on the cath day OF ,July.sf s86, "
made and executed by Us L. CASTOR
D. D. Norman and Ernest Stalnaker..
to the undersigned trustee, to secure
the payment Of certain series Or
notes made by sail grantors to the
Hurricane Merchandise Company II /
CORPORATION, as OF record Inc the of.
fee Of the Clerk OF the County Court
Of Marion county, West Virginia. In
Deed Of Trust Book No. q, at page
47s, the undersigned will \ as SUCH
trustee on the s. Is II
THIRTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER.
1907, at 317 and s19 Madison street,
in the city ofiFairmont, Marion conn:,
ty, West Virginia, sell at public a,ic;
ton to the highest responsible bidder
all that certain stock of General Alei.4
chandise, consisting OF Dry GSods.
4Notieie' iiota, SNpo,sS SoLOest7 SlUllluSYii
Groceries; Queensware, Glassware,
Furniture, Fixtures, Scales. &c!,
known as the E. stalnaker & Company
stock Of merchandise. I, sSi A
Terms Of Sale, cash in hand!
Sale will open at one O'clock il. IN. Il
|, George NJ. Jacobs. clerk OF the
County Court Of Marion county, WesEs
Virginia, do certify that MARSHALL W.
Ogden. trustee, named In the foregoing
instrument Of writing has given lbonirl
before me in. the sum OF ST. 10000 CON.
ditioned according to law. and that
said bond has been approved by me-
os sufficient n n, 81 3SSiIss eslt
Given under by hand this the Stlrs
day OF November. 1907. 81
GEO. n. JAG Dds
Clerk County. Court. u
Nov. 8, 15, 80 20. Ma is$ss BE
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-08
I EntertainIna Girls.

MISS Katherine Donham. Of Market
street rs entertaining the girls Of the
Senior German class Of the High
school this afternoon from two until
4 Ave % clock. n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-08
Notice.

The members Of 1.-The Pocahontas
Lodge 70 are requested to be present at
the regular meeting at the hall this
evening as there will be two initia.
tons.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-08
sSWiII aEntertain ..Tn.Ninh,

y VIII Entertain Tonight.
Miss Beulah satterfeld will enter.
tain aSnumber Of her friends this even.
Ing from eight until eleven o'clock at
her home near Market street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-08

sss ail every night all year round medI.
cine pleasan I 70 take, positive results.
sIt's Hollis sr's ocky Mountain Tea,
the great est family remedy, IS cents.
ea o .T q Tab e q: South Side Pharmacy:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-08

SUBMISSION, Nov. S.-John Sturm
and Homer Ice have returned from
points in Ohio where they visited
friends and relatives.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-08
We. q sllE.sss s. a. Jam is,oa,

L Phys teIa,s and SURGEONS. & n q;
andironl Street Faifmont. N. Va
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-08

ss. Main st. and Parks Ave, From,
Waons. I'd Floor. Office Hpurs--lo.1:
Z =, M: Is p. M; "a pS m, ~. s4,5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-08

'rRssles Limited to tho eye, Ear. Nos,
t'I q i and Throat =,
4 Office. 22b Peoples Bank. y ia
o. FAIRaIoST.. w. VA "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-08
PHYSICIANS,

oRs. AoWARo I ANp Care, !.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-26

the Court after reviewing the matter
continued the case the judges fail
ing 10 agree.
William Stewart, cclored, indicted
for larceny Of q ham from ]. W.
Parsons q Bros, was adjudged
guilty and sentenced TO 60 days in
Jail.
On motion Of W. NJ. Loker, Ralph
Whiting, colored. confined in Jail on
o charge Of homicide was dis
charged. Judge Crane very highly
complimented States Attorney Cam
alier for his action in this and other
cases in endesvoring to save ex-
penses 70 the county. Whiting, q
citizen Of Virginia, killed q colored
man on o vessel in the Potomac riv-
or. and Mr.. Csmalier wrote TO the
Virginia authorities that the prison
or was held awaiting their action as
under the compact Of 1855 our court
bad no jurisdiction In the case.
GRAND JURY RKroRT
We the Grand Jurors OF the Sep
tember Term OF Court 1907 beg to
submit the following report.
Our time has been taken up in the
discharge Of all matters brou ght be-
fore IN, A Witnesses having been
before US and carefully examined.
We made presentments in all case S
where In our judgment the Evidence
justified.
We have examined the County
Commissioner books and found them
correct so far as the limited time
Of our disposal would allow.
There have been many complaints
made on the conditions OF the pub bile
roads occasioned by the exception
ally rainy season and We think in
view OF this fact the censures OF the
County Commissioners should be
administered very leniently.
We have examined the condition
OF the Court House and have observ-
ed with regret that there are several
leaks which threaten great damage
TO that building II not speedily pre-
vented.
We have also examined the County
Jail and We find 10 kept in as good
condition as 10 can be under the ex-
isting circumstances. The Jail is
comparatively clean on the inside,
having been recently whitewashed
but would suggest that prisoners be
furnished with more comfortable
bedding and wefurther suggest that
something be done Immediately to
improve its sanitary Condition anG
its surroundings. At present it is
a menace TO the Community and the
County al large and that tEis matter
may be brought more effectively be-
fore the Hon. Board OF County Com.
missioners. we respectfully ask
your Hon. Court 10 appoint a COM
mittes consisting Of FIVE members OF
the present Grand Jury with DR..
Thomas Lynch. the health officer. to
lay this matter before the Hon Board
OF County Commissioners OF said
County al their next meeting that
immediate action may be taken as
we deem this q matter of great i'm
portance.
We have had the Health Officer be-
fore our body and he gave an emphat-
ic opinion that the surroundings of
the Jail very decidedly endanger
the health OF the County seat and of
our community AZ large.
The Grand Jury takes great pleas
ure in thanking the Hon. Court and
It's officers for their kindness and
respectfully beg leave to be discharg-
ed.
JOHN S. JONES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-26

Much interest is manifested In
the St. Msry's Home Coming. We
have already received several LEE
ters warmly approving the project
and signifying the intention OF she
writer's TO revisit their native
county.
The Ladies' Committees have been
actively 81 work and in conjunction
with the Entertainment Committee
have arranged O program for the
weeks entertainment. Prof. John
II. Garner, one Of the finest must
clans in the country, is TO direct the
musicale.
The Ladies Committees have been
completed as follows:
NATIONS COMMITTEE:
Mesdames +. v. King, Joseph c.
Hobbs, =. o. Morgan, b. II. Cana
lisr. Lucy Spalding, NJ. T. Kirk, O.
w. Thomas. g. w. Maddox. A. T.
Garner, r. G. Combs. J. T. Coad
L. B. Johnson, W. A. Lyon, Roland
Duke, J. G. Fl. Lilburn. A. L. Hodg-
don, L. A. Jones. F. F. Greenwell.
Charles Abel, G. +. Dyer, Thos.
Duke. L. K. Payne. g. p. Loker.
p. J. Medley. M. E. Bowling.
MISSES COMMITTEE:
Misses Marguerite Abel, Kitty
Morgan, E. Evans, Z. Combs, A.
Turner. Eleanor Carroll, +. J. Dent.
Z. Burroughs, L. A. Crane, Susette
Bronze. NJ. Harrison. Lillian Love,
Lizzie Blackstone.
All srs urged to join the Asso-
citation, contribute 70 the success
Of the celebration. and make the ST.
Mary's Home Coming q great gath
ering OF home folks and home-com-
ers. for q happy celebration Of the
memories of old times and for the
renewal of past friendships.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-26
Circuit Court ProesedIna,

Henry Wright, colored. was dis
charged from Jail, no charge against
him being found.
Nellie Countiss colored. indicted
for larceny. confessed guilt and was
sentenced to county Jail for six
months.
J. w. Dent, indicted for assault.
was adjudged mot guilty"
John Sommerville. colored, indict-
ed for disturbing the peace. Plea OF
guilty confessed and fne Of $lO and
cost imposed and to stand committed
until fine is paid.
In No 10, Grim. appeals. Luke
Goddard VS.. State appeal from us
tice Watts. Verdict Of guilty and
fined 81.
In Sand 9, criminal appeals, Frank
and Jefferson Smith VS.. State-ap-
peal from Justice Watts-verdict OF
mot guilty" was rendered.
No 4. criminal appearances, State
VS.. William Jordan. Lewis Jordan
and Chas o. Fenwick, indicted for
cutting oak and chestnut trees on
property of Clinton Graves, was
triedby Court. Motion to discharge
Lewis Jordan and Chas. o. Fenwick,
no evidence having been adduced 70
prove that they did any cutting.
Motion granted. Verdict of mot
guilty" as to William Jordan.
In the civil appeals case ofGreen-
well VS.. Steyens-action Of replevin,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-26
81. Mary's Racing Association.
LEONAEfDTOWN, mad.

Fall Meeting, October 0, 40 &
n, 1907.
PROGRAM OF CLASSES AND PURSES.
FIasT DAr-wsdnssday. Oct s,h.
40 trOs OF pace. Tor all horses raised ana
owned BY residents OF the county, AIMS
Purse. 80.
40 TrOs or pace. for all horses raised or
owned BY residents Of the county. } ina
Purse, go
AIS Tros or pace, sinA Purse. So
ssCOED DAY-Thurs lay, Gee. 10
For 3yr. old colts race. tros or pAes. bred
An1 owned In county, mile . In :, Purse. tE
} minutes race, tros or pace; for all hosses
raised or owned by residents Of the county
sInb, Purse. $50.
aS tros or pace, ink Purse SIS.
THIRD DAY-Friday, October II,h.
Is minute race. TOR all horses raised or
owned By residents Of The county. SinG
Purse, 30.
aa+O Tros or Pace for all horses raised or
owned By residents Of he county. sin6,
Purse, 90.
Free for all. sInS PURSE, Soo.
NOS04xxONS.
Rules Of the National Tro:sng Association
70 govern.
An tTostI1g AMI pacing races. mlle heats,
best IL - except cot race. Money Divide ,
% per e-nt, - per seat., and 10 EeF ~Neneasx q.
ceps tns -Op saa ss4c0a,' la shtch tbs n0ssey
wiz y divIdo1 ". ~. Ass ~ per ceut
EnI2noS lses 40 Per SsAk. ~ pars9- 20 eE-
ter, s a. sc ug-
Aocses dislancing tn field or any part Of 10
to get ole money OnIy.
hOTses called at i1S1 u clock ana viii start
At 4. NJ, sIarp.
HOBBIES lot barred.
Entr ses cIOss UcI, 7Ih, 1901 ats p. n.
IL cords made On ANY day VI these Races
NO oar during me meeting.
kisnt EeseT ed 10 cuaaxo the order Of any
daS . Tro'Tam.
f,Js lively nO conditional entries
HIshG reserved TO reject Any eAITy received
- IJuTs alter Gate vi c,vsink.
ND Del x VI. L. AZ. CULn pany's Steamer
frO.a baltimore and wasuln kGoa lauu at
LeOL ITdIoSh. steamers IToIn WASN'T IOn
leave LespheIsOus N AaTf, 7ts sta Gel.
A. r. hI-NS, Secretary,
L-OaAId I0Sn, Nd.
ROBERT Z. CON -, t'res4deaI,
Is. hAhhlS GAM ALI Eki, Victories.
ESOLA ~. ADGLI., Areas
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-26
For The House Of Delegates.
To TIE VoTERs OF TIE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY.

l wish 20 announce myself o eandi.
date for the nomination for the House If
Delegates subject to the Democrats I'rI.
mares. | also wish 20 state thas have
Tor the last 30 years served my party
faithfully without reward; have .wEs
been spoken of as q candidate for In.
same position and each time gotten vuI
of the way. l think now / AIN entitled
to 1t. expect to he q Candidate uull
after the primaries ere over and W IN ALL
preciate every vote cast Tor nae, ami pro-
mise the people il nominated 10 put W.
a game fight for Election, and il seet.u
to faithfully serve the whole peopls With
out fear and favor 10 the ussI Of my
humble Judgment.
LUTHER +. NiLEs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-26
To The Public.

It has been reported that / kemper 4.
Welt have withdrawn as a candidate for
the Treasurership and am a candidate for
Sheriff in the coming primaries l empha-
tically deny the report rs a candidatefJr
Sheriff. am in the fight for the TreA-
surers Office and intend to fight to u
finish. kEMPER A. VIETT,
Sept, 2S-tf, Bird Election distinct.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-26
For Rent.

Blacksmith and Wheel Wright Shop
With Six Room Building, and garden
attached, Recently occupied by L. w.
Turner, At Morganza, st. Nary's County,
Md. One Of the best lOcatians in the
Co., for O good Blacksmith and Wheel
Wright. Possession given at once,
Apply to
i. .. MORGAN,
Nay let. Leonardtown, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-26
For County Treasurer.
To TIE DEMOCRATIC VoTERs OF ST.
AARY's COUNTY.

announce myself as O candidate for
the nomination for County Treasurer
and respectfully solicit the support OF my
fellow Democrats. have been q work.
ing Democrat for thirty years; have vOt-
ed tairty straight Democratic tickets
and now ask Democrats to support me
Tor this nomination. pledge myself,
no matter what the decision Of the pri.
mary may be to do my utmost for party
success and, in the future as in the past,
to fight for the success of the Democratic
ticket. THos. II. FOWLER.
Sept. 2S-pd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-09-26

Please announce Judges Jos. ii. Key,
VIM. 5. COppags and John ii. Parsons
as candidates for reelection as Judges
OF the Orphans COurs. They have been
good and true officials and they should
he nominated at the coming Democra-
tic primaries and reelected.
THH PEOPLE.