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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11
EDICT'0

Ia 10 Corte dc DisIrito d,l Dissr!to
JadieiAl do San Juan.
Angela RsQusns, dsmAndsnts, eonAt a
EsifAnio r AelS, GAvino Dord al,
yla Soc sdad induatEial de Dor.
del , Mesa.
oobro de dinsro. 1issusi6n de rentsn.
ole.
Por caanto sl dIA 8 do ssptism.
Ire de 1905, Apgsls R:Qusna somo
dsmApdAnIe. Cbluvo una RenasE Ella On
80 favor On salA Core de Diatrito son
FIra Esifanio r. Mesa, GAvlno Dor
dal , ID Ststsdad industrial. de Dor
dAl , Mesa, por lA sumA do suauc-
aisntos dollars, mas los inlersses 10.
krs d.thI sAntidAd 4 EA26n cel uno
Uor Clsaso msnsuAl dslds sl dia Il de
Novismhrs de 1.005. asia que asa
SAttHfeeha , ccAtAs qas As dUvspgusn
On sAtA eiesusi6n.
Por suaato diehA Esntsneia f.e
anoi ada 90 si n gislFo dc eAusss de IL
ofsinA del SssrslArio de disha Corls
81 dia afio antsA msneionAdos; J cue
la sumA do CoAIfosisnIos dollars, CON
ntsrGsss Acbse 10 mIsmA ss rsaImsnts
dsbidA , 90 hGlla Bsndisnts de paRo
bara satAf.esr 10 Itf!rlda usntsn.
ella.
Psr tsnto yO, Joue Labrador '
VinSs, MArlhAl de ls Co, he de Dls.
trilo del Da.rito Jrdislsl de San
Juan, he dilpusslo sacAr & pablIaa
subssla Ios Aiguisntss bisnss Vmbar.
gsdoa { los dsmandados,
Un sarro idasbre de primers, son
parillsa parA nusVs plunsros. %
saFFo I'd ashrs de nsgundA cJn PerIlIas
ER:k aisls plumToI.
81 AsIo de lR subasta Ter drk sfse.
70 81 die 81 &c Ensro de /, ,sO7, , hora
de les dos de lA tArds, en- nj oHsins
sita en- sl miamo sdinsi0 de la Corts
Los b.onss asEGn aoiudalados 81
maioF poalor , 81 TRgo Dc 10 vsnla -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11

nsaas do los. safIonss amsfisanos.
81 Jav6n ha asnido nara con los
Estados Unidos 10 sortss atsnci6n do
prsvsnirle do aus intensiones.
81 10 nasi6n amsrisana % ohstins
en- no aggesiar 90 signideado y ca
prohibiF el asssso { "a terrilorio, TO
a6lo 6 los shinos. aino & todcs los
: pusblos do 10 raxa smalilIa, a6lo & 10
guerra pusds eondusirle eata obatina
el6n.
Y por terrible que esta guerra pu'
dieTa ser. 81 Jap6n no 10 tams. ha,l6n'
doss pronto & afrontar sus asrribles
reaultados. Marines sguer7idos. ex
psrimentados On 10 large eampafia q
sostenida eoEtra los ruaus; soIdadoa
que On las nj tiplss Cpsrasionss do la
gasrra rus0 iaponasA hanse instr uido
| o. todos los sssFetos del tfisic; 90
una palahEa, uns axsslents marina J
IN ei6reit0 no menos exeslente, Seue
mas neceaits 81 JaB6n para tener 20.
gurA 10 victoria?
/, IHa!lanae los EatadCs Unidos Or
aituasi0n DO afsonlar 10 guerra? 81
siereito co digno do lAstimA; On 9 aantc
Aau marina. aunQue superior 6n nd
nero { IL nusatFa. tiene el cruel In
convenieRts. dstssminAdo por 10 con
fgurasi6n misma dol paf,, do hAllars,
On CisFt0 mo60 soRtAdA ea doe, y
msnos que les amerleanOs. pueblo OK
IIealtivo, no sonaigAn abrir On cche
dias el isimo do PAnamG, solo quedas;
IG % marina oil reeurso supreme d,
smular On un brillanle visis do cir
sannAvsgas.6n, 10 famosa hlziia do
almlranss Roisatvsnlky.
AdsmAs, Las tripulasionen ameri
sanas dsian mucho que dessar Ol
euanto & inleligeneia. hAllGndose com
pusstas do elsmsnto hessroR eneos ga
no Siensn ensre II schssl6n alsuna.
| A bordo do los bnQuss ameriea
mos, y ASarls do Agunos poses natu
ralss dc pura rsza, sirven gran eanai
dad do nsgrts, do Alemanes, do ingle
aeF, y 10 que % espseialmenle vsnta
joGo parA n1aotrof. ....de iaponelss
slgunos dc los suales son ctsiales ye
tirados Q dimiaioharios do 10 Anna
do imperial nipoHA.
Oiros G.mpatriotas nueStros n,
han aitpbeado On AespiAr humilde
funcionss & btrlo dc los nAvfos d,
guerre. sontraIandoae como sosinsrcl
q como ordenarxAa. Uao do mis- ami
Ggos desemptfiA este pueAGo On el arss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11

nal maritime de Brooklyn. lee IN a..
t'guo ofieial dc la marina nip0nal
Ia q momsnto do ssaallar 10 gus'
rEa hispano. amerisana mueh0s ehiaos
ssrvisn como sosinsros q ordsnaExas
: horde do los buQuss yankls. : u
primsra desaayga. los shiaos spaesu'
rGronRs 8 dimitir. huysndo 8 tissga.
Aprovsahkndonos Do 90 eobaFdia,
pudimts nosotros apodeFarnos do 70.
das las plssas vaosnass. Al HsrminaS
la guerra. los ehinos QuiaisFon vesu'
psrAr aus puestos. pero los sneontTa'
ron ceupados POE nuestros eempa.'
teiotas.
Es On el arsenal do Beoe klyn mis-
mo donde tians % domieilio sl @indv
cato do los iaponesss smpleados 6
bordo do l0s buQuss amerisanos.
J6zgusse do Il imposIaneis dc esto.
SNo 90 nna inmsnsa venesia con:
Tar, delds luego, con miles dc inteli.
gensias ssegeSas On el eorax6n Do 10
1 eiudaaela ensmiga? AhkdAse 6 eato
que los iaponsass que sirvsn do ecci'
neTos On 10 armada yaI Il son indtvi'
duOs Go gran inssraesi6u. psrspieades,
list0s.
PeEo do que los iapcnssss disiru'
Nn bansas y tan serias vsnts jes,
1 suede dsdusifas que dsseen IL gusrJa .,
que ID buiqusu. que 30 hallen dis
paealos { prOvceasla. 81 90 presiat 2
NADIA do elo. NoaotRCs. al sontrar!o,
somos IN pueblo pasifso Que quisGs
mas Gus niuguna otra nasi6n anna y
suspira por la pas.
Z ffsnts { los Estados Unidcs,
como ttenle 6 los dsmGB pueblos, que
Flfamos prsstisAr po,ieieA do eordial
intsligeEcia. Nuestra hacienda no 90
hslla On eatado do sopoRsAr IA nsevo
sol aisso. sisndo POGO probable Qus
pudi6semos eneonlyRr 4 On dsbido
tIempO ol 0ineRO ns0ssAric para sosle'
nsr una lalhA venlsiosa con 10 riQpi'
slma America. Dc, pues, do esperar
qua 90 esarnicsn los nsgoeiaeiones on
tre los gohieFn0s do WaahipReon y
II k(o.
Psro por largas y difsiles que Cd:
sas negoeiagionss puedAn ser, debs.
mos espsfAr Qus sean ffusluosas y Qua
el pavoros0 ineidents On los eseuslas
DO San Fsat ateiaso, Qus parssfa sw el
sunso do partida do una guerra insvi'
sabls, servilG pare inaugurar una nus
va ere do coFdsales Eslasiones entire
los EaladOs Unidos y el Jap6n.s
lOe Las NOuedGdes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11
BARRIO IA PERLA"
Desalojo de dicho caserfo, i'm.
puasto por el propietario
de aquellos terrenos.

sigus el dsSaloio On el bArrio sLa
Perlss y asGu ias diss el dueGo do di.
ehos Ierrenos aed u Silva, estk aprC.
vsehAndo este Aituaei6a por 81 creads
para adQui'iF variAs eaaas s hsiC
HreOio. EnIre los vseinos de aQuel
barEio sst6 al Sastre Manuel Fasnnsu
que SIsns por tusrzA que lsvAntar ~
casa y 0estruirla tal vez ca fiA por.
cue 81 msndtonado propisIarlo 10 h,
Aumsntado el doble el prtCio del 90
lar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11
4 Ia! AGtAcIA!

suplicsmos & les sgsnsiAs Dc ests
psri6dieo 90 la iSla qss, suando dsu
susnas del tEaalado de "a sussrItoF
de m pueblo { otro, dIgsn con slAri.
dad haItA que talhs psg6 "a 81 susbI6
sn Que sssa ' dssds qus fstha debs
psgAr en- sl pueblo sa que smpiasa,
Rs sstO indispensable parG llsvaE sla.
70 nusatra sontahilidad.
-
La administrator.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11
GARGANTA

Cnsanae. ain Ismor 4 que % repro.
duSsap. los dolores dc gag >nta, tA.
ringiGis. Amigds'iais, rOnqusrAs, eos
Quillsos, tos ns'v.osS, exsInsionsa de
vc4. apginAS, con Las PAslillAs q ,ud6
{ lA Coeains.
su uSo 90 rssc nienda % pseialDen'
10 { los orAdorss, pn fssorsV, santan.
tss, J 4 todAs lss personals Que fAtIgau
On voA por IN t:sb'i' sxsssivo.
Los padres, euidAdosos dc la sslud
dc ans b ics. dsban hsserlsa shupsr dc
suAn 10 sn suaudo saaa sAstillas, { hu
dc eSitar 90 e.los lAs G -AnulAeionss
} les vegsttslopss dc ls g,gArta
Para sVitar toda dssspsi6n, que pndis'
70 ser grAvs, x'iSse 10 hrmA sHoudGs
sobrs la fsia de gNAatiA de sus sPAs
tlllaaS.
Eu vsnts 90 scdas Les buenaa Far
masiss, Dss6s!Go: Ss rue Albouy,
Paris.
!''B l. Pe'queIa J
!O'6 Dc ], TiluL.
T..
AhoRados. .-Eisrsan anita 10 ceyts
FsdsrAl , .TFibunalaa TpaulArss. Sol
g.. HaB InaP.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11

Ah0Rados, ,-Eisrsan anita 10 cGyts
FsdsrAl , .TFibunalas TpanlArss. Sol
g.. nan Inap.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11
FabIica Dc NdquIna' Dc Tp'-
tar cafe Do Victor CaprIIe'
San German P. r.

So fabrieAn estas mGquinAs del
samaAo y preeio que 90 pidan. Exas
SAments iguAlss { les que % importsn
del sxtrAngero. 81 tam4Ho dc 10 vul'
gNdas de largo. 9 dc ansho , IL do
Alto, vale dos dollaes. Dc mayor Aa'
maAo suhau los pPesioa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11
AVISO

Be vsnds pOr ls miIsd de su vAlor
an ApaFato para fabriear bebidau ear.
bOnstadas. Be sompone del generator
tres fusutss con sus correspondence
Iavadsros de gas, una mssa para lie
naP bossllss de taponss de gravilsai6s
, IA llsnsdoF de sifonsa.
Para infoFmss diFigiras 90 CAuuv
4 ANaaNlo QAaguto,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11
EN- CAGUAS

LA UsTED. cue algdn die pudis-
= ssalaarie de- intsf6s.
Aaaba de instel9rse an CaguAs On
I mepaado { la sltuPa de los msio.
- e Is islA bsio Ell tftvI0 De
Ell GRAN HOTELs
AIs1s da Ia FaPmAsia del aelioF Alvs.
-. ssQutna s las sallss STuFabos ,
saaaBaes,
nahlhaiusss cen PusEtlu J Aalpq
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11
sR
La administration.

hsrk 'isstiva sn sl ass' de la adiudi.
easl0n,
San 1Ran P, r Ensro 4 de l 6oi,
joss Labrador.
Gssihsl de la ceTts De pIsklto AZ
Sen Juan,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-11

Sc solicitan vendedores bue-
nos para este peri6dico,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-08
Notsee to Depoaltors.

( From this date on. she Sank 81
s.. Mary's at Lsonardlowp, viii
adhere 70 tho banding rules and
regulations governing the closing
of banks on week days. Hence
forth. The bank win open IL .. A. II,
and close promptly at 3. =. NJ. ex-
cept on Saturdays when Il viii close
al noon. During the suunpr, this
rule win be strictly followed: II,
however. outol.town customers can
MOI get here during these hours. the
Cashier will have eorneoae at the
Bank 70 meet them II they will noiI-
" him BY card or phone. II yon
have business with the Eank, after
hours. and will notify the cashier,
be will make arrangements 10 serve
yon. 4. J. STTaMNu. Cashier.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-08

The county convention " the ST.
Mary's Republican party metin the
Town Hail, Leonardtown, last Mon
day and organised BY electIng
Enoch b. Abel. chairman. Wade
Blackstone, secretary, and q. Dali
lam Parsons. assistant secretary.
The delegates elected 70 the Stats
Convention we're: Oscar q. Wath.
ga, Horace Bowling, Lewis e. Ten.
nison. Alternates. Geofge II. Ban
kIns. coIored, John W. Jones and
4. Johnson ganter.
The delegates elect 10 the Judi.
clary Convention are: Euoch d.
Abel. 7. Spencer Crane and q Les
Mcguire.
The old Central Committee was
reelected as follows: Enoch b.
Abel, John W. Jones and George
II. Bankins, colored,
Resolutions were adopted eulogiz-
ling President Roosevelt. commend
ing the business administration OF
Governor WarAeld, who bad been
Governor Of the whole people; and
denouncIng the Wilson Ballot Law
and the Haman Oyster Bill
Though there was d liberal sprink.
lihgof coIored delegates ID the con.
vention variousIy estimated from
80 to 40 they seemed Ia attendance
solely to swell the chorus Of ayes "
when the motion was put, and TO
demonstrated what voting machines
they are in skiliiul hands. There
was nothing apparent on the suaface
TO lnaF she beautiful serenity 81 the
proceedings from the call 10 order
10 adjournment sine die.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-08

The tomato crops around q. H.
are looking very prosperous and We
hops that 10 iam weeks the factory
will DO going some
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. I3urch, 81
Congress Heights ID. O., who have
teen visiting their sister near Char
lOtse Hall have returned home. They
were accompanied by their little
daughter Louise.
A valukOle horse belonging 10 NJ r.
b. +. Cnappoiear feiI ID ditch last
Friday and was Injured SO that be
died sUun afspr.
hrs. u y Brien aud daughter 81
Washington who has been Wishing
the fauaiIy Of Mr. w. " Burcn, have
returned hulne.
Mrs. v. X. Thompson and non.
and Misses Maude. Mamlaand heus-
yiyo Thompson 81 Washington arc
the guests Of ar. and Mrs, 81. r.
Chappler near Charlotte Hall.
A very enjoyable picnic WAS given
az BenedIcs by The young people
around Charlotte Hail few days ago
and judging from the Sport they had
we tnlnk that "Sp00ning az well
as fishing and Grabbing was y parl
Of the enjoyment.
Mr.. W. a. Burch d Washington,
paid dying trip % Charlotte Hall.
q. II.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-08
81. Joaeph,a Festival.

TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,. Aug. ~ { 2s
Grand Openingof the new 81. Joseph
HalI-the gem ii the county. This il an
event which thousands have been look
ing forward 10 with the Iiyeliest interest.
The graceful lines Of the Hall--the COM
nodious stagethe highly polished iInor
over which the dancers viii glide--the
well-etocked fancy tables--the refresh
Inent tables Allied with choice siulicacies--
the operettnthe dancing and numerous
other attractions will ali tend TO drive
dull care away.
Beauty talent soelabiIity, when com
bined are irresistible. Don't miss this
opportunity oI a life time or You win
surely regret Il Fair weather and a iull
moon are predicted. III sure and bring
with you your cousins and your unciea
and yonr aunts. There win BE- room
aud plenty Of good things for all.
The prOceede are for the benefit 81 the
Hall.
EThe committees will be announced IN
the next paper.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-08

Mr.. u. Edgar Yates died u Bis
residence ~ the FACTORY" Mon
day. August 5, 1907. age about 81
years. Mr.. Yates had been com.
planning oG not feeling veil. bul
was not considered sick enough 10
be In bed. Hisdeash was worry sud-
den and agreat shock 10 she commn.
nifty. Mr.. Yates was q son 81 John
D. Yates. Of Leonardlown district,
was an energetic young merchant
and was q good man. About q year
ago. he married Miss Blanche isndd.
Of Charles county. who survives
him. His remains we're buried ia
81. AloysIas graveyard. May he
rest lii pcaee
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-08
Notice rs Creditors.


Ufphans cppFs " A. Aafs Eaanly /. aet.s \.
june - tiN1
f1RDkAkD ~ FHK UOChr. 9naf May
- slueen kxrAkftk u 5nniea air MiiltassH,
tFts y "a, aAFyH seunfF aius aecseEssl,
Aftn the notice nsfui4ad w taw ~ tbs ucy
eaeA*N1 ureaitnrH ~ rNhi9lt Niaeaf eaAtsuN. ana
thai tho hafae tye rHpiiatgd nsier 4 work tuf
"a successive weeks " ga ~. AAhsA liza
cos.
4est j.. FNft.ie tsnsNNmAi.fA
neglaieF VI " llis los W.. MAY CuMatg,
NUflGE
Ia pUteuraos uk the alttp pFdnf. hprssby
9ivW agtArp shMl haYe 9ulMiEea Ifaan tiiu %
puntAs NVartpl nt AAf aeauAtys Aia iuEfcra
" isatAineatAFx " tsas gefspnal cslatp -
IAMfss MtNifa.IAMs,
iwfp ul said county aeoeaBrd. AN persons
naflnR eiasaAa AZ attiai NAe a1iid nHNaasrd ARA
hereby uufinad - t4hitst tap aaafa wfsn kho
pr1ppr Tuuchpre attanarsi fhcfut0. - {nu slli-
helIuef on Of helore lbe sHth dag "a Dec0tnhH
ANA. they VIII utherMtsn ~ lass III nxplsaded
truua Gne beueiirs ~ ktgA EHSlt ESTATE. Az pnr-
H0n4 saaabtd{I 10 the due44atsi Afs required Is
lankU Immediate pAXu1eQt ~ llle subscriber
MARY flN&HA,
1sauH 4fesld. Nxuuutrik
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-08


Rev n +. Bovine and family are
visiting relations 10 Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. freeman ..
Cumberland are wishing The family
lof Judge Henry O. Adams
Miss May Sasscer. Of Baltimore is
visiting Miss Katherine G. Adams.
Mr. aud Mrs. Lewis 2. Dudley
are visiting relations Ia Mathews
County. Virginia
Miss Elise Ksy. 81 r,eonardt0wn
is visiting MRS. r. A. Hanson.
ar Webster Lyonoi Hughesville,
spent hast Sunday Ia our towu.
Miss Qaeenie NJ. MattingIy aud
mother have returned home after
two weeks spent ii the county.
Miss Alice r Morgan left last
Friday for q visit 10 friends Ia Bal.
timors and Germantown. Montgo-
merry Go.
On Thursday evening last mum
Der Of young folks 81 Mechanics
Vile and vicinity gave a most en-
ioyabIe surprise % Miss Alice Nor
gan. Music, Dancing and spoonine
we're The features Of the evening.
and many cozy corners were oconp-
led. About1l 30 refreshments were
served. Mrs. r. A. Ianson furnish
cd music on the piano accompanied
by Mr.. G. P. Herbert with banjo.
II. q. M.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-08

I July had many fair days but none
SO fair as the Gus chosen Tor The
Sacred Heart Paris Annual festival.
At nine o'clock the crowd bekon to
arrive and shortly after noon there
was hardly district Or parish III
all ST. Mary's County that was not
represented Knowing what num-
bers attend this festival every year,
the Committee 90 supplies and the
/ Tables Committees had provided q
variety and quantity for every de-.
partment that would meet every de-
mand. And better humored. bet
ter satisfied multitude never attend
cd County fair or festival.
The Tournament was held at 2 r.
NJ. In The presence 81 a large and an.
preciative field
Thanks to the Chief Marshal and
his aides there vere no delays or
halts. The orator chosen to address
the knights was too illto be present;
the coronation address was deliver
ed at 4 RI u By Rev J Brent Mat
thews, s. T., Of ST. Inigo's.
Oswald Payne. knight 81 st. Glenn
ehts crowned Miss Mary Guy as
Queen 81 Love and Beauty.
Mcguire Hall, knight of TomaIsa-
kin. crowned Miss Lydia Cation as.
FIRST Maid Of Honor: Cleveland Cat
ton, knight Of St. Patrick's. crown
ed Miss Anaie Russell as second
Maid: and Willie Cation. Knight Of
Rosedale, crowned Miss Lillian Nor
gan as third Maid. The Judges Of
the Tournament were Messrs. Mar.
shall Dent, Sr, John W. Rcuehan
and Trueman G. Slinglufl. To The
following Committees Is due The
credit Of this festivals splendid
success. success that was secured
in spite 81 The seasons drawback
aud financial difficulties. The gross
receipts we're 1910
Dinner Table; Miss Mary Birch,
Mrs. Lewis K. Mattingly, Mesdames
James II. Bailey. Josiah Beiizell,
Robert Nj. Freeman, George Gass.
John J. Gibson. James H. Goode.
George Hayden, Marion Hill. Taylor
Johnson. Jane Lancaster, John n.
Long. Robert Long, Alice MattingIy,
Lucy Owens and Fannie vaIianding-
ham; the Misses RIanche Gibson
Nora Hayden, Lillian Mattingly,
Julia g. Stone and Mamie Stone.
Mr.. Allan Mattingly had charge
OF the ticket stand.
The Ice Cream Table: Mrs. Jose
phins PIowden, Misses Agnes Nellie
and Clara Powder. Dominic Hayden
and Mary Adams.
Fancy Table the Misses Julia A
aud Bessie Stone, Mrs. Josephine
Burch. the Misses Maude and Mary
Stone and Nena Tennison.
Confectionery Table: Miss Fannie
ST Clair. Mesdames John w. Rene
han, Allan Ma.lingIy and Lucy
SWAIN; The Misses Lily cheseldine.
Marie SDrcoran, Loretso Corcoran
aud Aatsle Simpson.
Soda Fountain Messrs Robert
Long and George Glass;
Above the buzz and humoi voices
and the usual festival chatter aud
laugh could be heard now me lively
strains Of Carers famous band.
now Tue irresistible pieAulng OF
Bernard Long Us hs called on tho
wonder struet admirine multitude
W come forward aud buy the last
and lucky paddlel So the festival
passed aItsr many a round Of values,
polkas aud ollur light fantastic steps
by the ambisious hopefuls present.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-08

The Annual Fvstiyal 81 s. Alloy
sIus Parish. Leonardtown. Is an
nounced for Wednesday. Aug. al.
on the Church lawn. The Dinner.
Fancy. and other tables are 10 The
hands u efficient Committees, and
al who como are assured of pleas
anf time and genuine St. Mary 3
hospitality.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-08

The Dinner and Tonrnsment al
Newtown Manor Will take place on
Monday August l2sh. or. D Harris
Camalier viii give the charge 70 the
Knights and Mr.. George w. Joy
will give the Coronation address.
Chief markhaI Howard Davis.
Knights viii apply 10 Mr. Howard
Davis or Mr. pefny Abel.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-08

The sweet memories Of First Com.
munlon Day we're recalled last week
for the people OF Sacred Heart parish
when the Candidates from The
various classes approached the Holy
Table Tor the first lime. Thirty six
received al Sacred Heart Church.
Sunday July 81 twsnty i've III 81.
Thomas Hall. Gross Roads. Monday
July 20; fifty a. Holy Angels Chapel,
Sunday July 2S With innocent
candor and childish awe upon their
counsenancea. the chosen ones came
with eager steps "a the Altar; and
tie beautiful communion hyms rem.
dored BY the choir made deeper 10
theIrmind thethe happy impressions
81 that happIest Of days.
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Concert in Leonavatown

The ''T.yfa Quarletse from BaIti-
more, will hold . concert a. tbs Town
Hall In L.eOnAgdlOwn, on Wedness
day. August 28, for benefit Of ST.
Andrew s Parish. Doors open al z !.
n NJ COneert at s +. IA.
Admission. 80 cents.
Children % cents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-08

Having located Ii Dir. 3. o. Loves
New Blacksmith aud whoolrIght
shop a. Inorganic. am prepared 70
do work ~ she MOST Feasonable terms.
II my work don't give satisfaction
you don Z have 70 FsAy for il. Horse.
shoeing especially.
JoHN ], SI.ArTKET,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-08

Market very active for al grades ex.
cept seconds which are dnll and dra0gy.
French grades are selling weIi and ID
good demand, but the only very small
shipments are going 70 France. Now
that the farmers win ship shore actively
they are earnestly advised ID hold their
tobacco for present prices and not "a.
erilIca.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-08
ELAckSMiTTnSs e WHEEL.
WRIGrTlNG.

wish t. inform MY friends and pa.
tfuna, thAt IN addition a. enlargin9 my
shop HAYS iintMlled The very latest and
best machlnery and tools; NAYS added
another fUFgt aud have secured tbs ser.
vices u one u the best Blneksmiths nnd
ll0rWshuers III Southern Maryland.
am NOW beEter prepared 70 ~ your
work quicker aud bettcr thensyer beinfe.
1 am Also agent Tor SUliRlS, DAY.
T1AaS, As1ADCAEs1'S, Bbu6lES and
HlIlNA BOUTS. The letter Keep on hand
mud can give JON u first class vehicle iuf
a reasonable price Come and examine
my stock ind get my prieas. 1 invite
yuur continued patronage and viii serve
you with care aud polite attention that
comes only with years 81 successful busi.
neas experience, ltwill 10 10 your ndvan.
tage " place your orders with,
fouFa respectfully,
ADAM a. WHILE.
April AlE BlneAfowu, Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-08

rTgn CORDS or DOG WOOD aud PER.
fOU SiMhUN, Win buy b large Or
sllssli quantities On any rtyar ur creek,
" buy the aisnimr standing. VIII make
libegai aisaAeemntts % contractors
wheu satisfactory arrangements can le
made ! guarantees nv priees 10 IL
ADORE ans Uisu tAe ii the business. For
particulars address.
j.. Il CONNELIatsss.
Jan. 5l--ll I~itwaltOn VA
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Wanted.

A rpliablss assd energetic tenantfor fgu7
az one u the beal laFals Ia Sc. Masys
Iaunfy, nallaeiys Isuenet eroye II
tleneniM auw rratna 10 h. A. Swafn.
fuF teFliix II contract ete. write tO.
Mlia. NOop EAANEe kpMONse,
Winchester. Frederick Co.. Va.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-08

DR.. T. H Payne, DENTIST. will
hereafter 81 10 his Office IL Leonard :
Town permanantly. and will visit
parties at their hoEnbs In ali gAArls
Of the county on notification.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-08
BLACKSAIITHING.

| Wish 70 INFORM my friends and
the general public that j have open
ga shop II my father 5 stand, at El0l-
iyw0Od, that | aln prepared 10 do an
work "a my line al shortest notice,
and Al prices " suit the people.
Special attention paid 10 horse shoe
ing, Painting aud oyster tong max
ing. SatlsiactionRnaranteed. Give
mea CALL Terms cash.
BERN ARD L. WHILE.
Dec III. '03. n.
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GASOLINE ENGINES.

The simplest and most
durable stationary and mar
Inc engines are handled and
sold by
Il. b. MATTHEWS.
Ia Plata. Nd,
Write for catalogue and
prices.
March Il. W III.
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ron RENT.

Tlin harm on Arwfowu Mmaor occupied
by apsln n. learh. RnaaiipmsnsW Gpnus
and niaehsnrly rnlilelent ~ worn inrm.
Apply 4, J. 1iIiiS. Al,Etts,
Jusg i~~u Compton, Nd.