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Died.

CUTHBERT-On Wednesday morning Nav
=. 1897. Mrs. EUGENIA CUTHBERT
Funeral from her late residence. MS Cor
coran street, Friday, May 81, at 8 D. m
InteTment private.
(St- Louis papers please copy) II
HERDMAN-Suddenly, on May @ 1907 at
his residence. 1928 Sixth street northwest
BENJAMIN F. HERDMAN, beloved hus-
band Of Caroline E. and father Of Jacob D.
Herdman, OF this city.
Funeral Saturday. 2 O'Clock
delaware papers please copy) II
KANN-On Wednesday. May % 1907 at the
family suburban home, near Baltimore. Mrs
SOLOMON KAHN wife OF Solomon Kann.
and mother Of Louis. Simon, and Sigman
Kann. OF 5. Karn. Sons & Co. OF this
city. She was seventy years Of age.
The funeral will be held tomorrow from
the Baltimore residence.
KERR-On Thursday. May 80 1907. at 2:So
a. m. CARRIE J. KERR (nee Weyrich)
beloved wife OF the late William D. Kerr
Notice Of funeral hereafter. my3O-3t
LEECH-On Wednesday May %. 1907 at
4.3O a. m, FLORENCE VIRGINIA. wife OF
DIT. Frank Leech. and daughter OF E /
and Rebecca r. BOOraem.
Funeral from the residence Of her par
ents, 100S o street northwest. Friday May
81. at p m. Interment private. my2s-2t
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were not wanting that Bacchus ma
terially assisted in a result that eyened
up old scores.
1t appears that Mrs. Lyons is opposed
to cocktails and long ago put her foot
down on their being served in the club.
As consequence many members found
life there dull. and hard times followed
the clamPing down OF the lid.
Mrs. Lyon said she resigned so that
the club might save her salary as man
ager. II Is understood Mrs. Lyon ex-
poets TO make her future home In New
York.
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PROMISE DEATH FOR LIFE
TO GUARDS OF ASSAILANTS
OF LITTLE MISS ONA BIRD
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Continued from First Page.)
either without a leaCer or awed by the
armed guards. At midnight the mob
dispersed. muttering threats Of lynching
~ the jury fails - order the men
IAN they needed was a leader said
Shlet 1eager, they greatly outnum-
Dered the guards, and there undoubtedly
would have been trouble If some one
man had taken charge of their party.
Although / believe the danger of a
iynching is passed, 1 shall not dimin-
ish the guards.
Girl May Testify Monday.
Miss Bird is reported somewhat i'm
proved. DIR. J. NJ. Yeager and DR.. Z.
w. Guiltord, who are attending her,
say they believe she will be able 10 tes-
lily before the grrnd jury here on Mon
Yesterday, for the first time since the
assault. the girl was strong enough "a
leave her bed and spend a few moments
on the front porch Of her home.
Judge W. II. Bennett, Of Fayette
county, who will try the case. is expect
ed here within the next day or so. At
torney Henry Gilmer, OF the Lewisburg
bar, has bees retained TO represent Gay.
Friends Of Gay are up In arms against
katlit. II has transpired that Ratliff
sought 10 turn dastardly trick on ms
young accOmplice. When Ratlin started
from his home with Miss Bird he wore
the scene Of the crime by Ratlim. IN
dOubtedly for the purpose OF creating
the impression that Gay was the arch
fiend
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CUDAHY BOYS KIDNAPER
TO ENTER PRIESTHOOD

OMAHA, Neb.. May So-It was an
nounced today that Pat Grove. the no.
torious kidnapcr Of Eddie Cudahy. is
TO make an effort TO enter the Catholic
priesthood. If the church authorities
win permit a man with his criminal
record 10 so act.
Grove processes 10 be n reformed
criminal, but he IS not regarded in
Omaha as one. He Is at present in
Omaha on bail
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" 2ShlUgLOn, -. - NAY y w.
Notice is hereby given 10 the holders
tai Traction Company amounting in
their face value 10 one mllIlOn and eighty
thousand dollars ($4stoosuUo( or TOTAL
issue OF one million uve hundred thOus-
and dollars (Sl.5J0, go issued April
z 1900 payable twenty years after date,
with interest thereon at four PER
CENTGAI PER ANN = II payable SEMI
annually, and secured BY de5d OF trust
upOu the Roads, Franchises and certain
Other properly Of the said company 10
The National SAFE Deposit savings and
Trust Company Of the District OF Co
luInbia, trustee that the said The CapI-
tai Traction Company hereby exercises
the option reserved 70 II in the body OF
the said bonds 20 redeem the same at
any time after three years from their
at the rate OF $40 lOr each S1O9 OF the
principal Of said bonds
The said bonds viii be paid on Fri6ay-,
the SlSr day OF May, 1914, between the
hours OF 10 o clock - II. and o'clOck
= NJ. with accrued interest at par, and
at the rate Of Sos. FOR each 500. OF the
principal OF the said bonds, upon their
presentation and surrender. at the prtn-
cipal Office Of the Company at the cor
ner Of Thirty-siNth and II streets ". W.
in the City Of Washington, ID. G, or. IL
the holder prefer. at the Riggs National
said bonds are hereby nOtlhed 10 present
the same at said time and at either OF
said places for redemption as aforesaid
Interest will cease upon said bonds with
the 3lSt day o. May. 4sIf, and no in
terest viii be paid thereon thereafter.
BY authority OF the Board OF Directors
OF the said Company.
President OF The Capital Traction Com
Pany- my1-25t
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WASHINGTON HEPTASOPHS
VISIT BALTIMORE CONCLAVE

The members Of the various conclaves
OF the Improved Order Of Heptasophs in
Washington and vicinity will pay a fra
ternal visit to Zeta COnclave. No. 6. of
Baltimore. today. They will leave here
in a body at o'clock this evening, over
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Zeta
COnClave Is preparing a hearty welcome.
This is the first fraternal visit eX-
changed with rhe Baltimore members
since the order has existed in Washing
ton.
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CHARGED WITH FORGERY,
EMILIO JESELLI HELD

Emilio JeselH. charged with having
forged four international money orders
belonging to his brother. Nicoli was
held for the grand jury yesterday by
United States commissioner Arson S.
Taylor. after hearing evidence.
Jesellis bond was reduced from s., 900
10 8 600.
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PURE MILK ADVOCATES
ARRANGE FOR MEETING

Following the initial recommendation
Of Gen George NJ. Sternberg. chairman
Of the milk commission, submitted to
the Board of Commissioners, letters
have been addressed to Surgeon Cen
eral Wyman. OF the Public Health and
Marine Hospital Service; Dr. AlonzO
Melvin, CHER Of the Bureau of Animal
Industry; DR.. John Galloway, chief OF
the Bureau Of Plant Industry, and Har-
yey W. Wiley, chief of the Bureau Of
Chemistry, Department of Agriculture,
asiin. them TO meet the Board Of Com
missiOners in a joint conference on the
Districts milk supply.
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DOGS MUST BE LEASHEO
IN ROCK CREEK PARK

Complaint has been filed with the
Commissioners stating that dogs run
ming at large IN Rock Creek Park have
become a nuisance. frequently frighten-
ing and injuring the animals kept in
the zoo preserve. An order will follow
which will require owners of dogs VINO
visit the park with their dogs to have
them in leash while in any part Of the
park.
The Game and Fish Protective Asso-
citation Of Washington brought the origi-
nal complaint saying that dogs are kill
ing of small game and birds.
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BOY, OCEAN TRAVELLER,
Is GUIDED TO TRAIN

NEW YORK, May 3O.-Fivs big pri-
vate detectives were on hand TO meet
one small boy when the White Star
steamer Oceanic locked. The youngsters
name Is Martin de SCusa. and the de-
tectives were on hand merely to see
that he got on the right train for his
home in Chicago. He was not pleased
at the guardianship. 1t wounded his
pride 10 see that he was not deemed
capable of going 10 Chicago alone, after
he had made six trips across the At
lantic unaccOmpanied.
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D. C. OWES MARYLAND
FOR CHILDRENS CARE

It has just been discovered by Comp
troller Of the Treasury Tracewell that
the District OF Columbia IS indebted 70
the State Of Maryland in the sum OF so,
o2224 for care of INDECENT blind chill
dren OF the District OF Columbia In the
Columbia Institute for the instruction
Of the Deaf. Dumb, and Blind. The in
debtedness runs from 1890
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W00DMAN CIRCLE BANKER
WILL ADDRESS TWO LODGES

Mrs. Ida NJ. Kelly. Of Moline, III, su-
preme banker Of the Woodmen Circle.
woman's auxiliary of the WoOdmen of
the World. will make an address to-
morrow night in Northeast Temple. The
occasion viii be joint meeting Of Oak
and Alpha Groves. The address will
begin at o'clock. Mrs. Kelly is stop
ping in Washington. after having at
tended the biennial of the Woodmen
Circle, held recently in Norfolk, Va
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SENATOR HALE
OPERATED ON

BALTIMORE. May 3O.-United States
Senator Eugene Hale of Maine is I'll at
the Johns Hopkins Hospital, as the re-
suit of an operation.
Senator Hale has been i'll for some
time. and recently his condition became
serious. =, the advice OF his family
physician, he came TO Baltimore, and
the operation was performed.
While his condition is serious, there
Is strong hope for his recovery.
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AND A FEW GROuCHES.

We cannot expect perfection Of the
weather department. of course. but il
does seem as II II ought TO prevent
March and April exchanging places
The fruit growers have some rights
KANSAS City Journal.
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CONSEQUENCES STRIKE
SETTLEMENT IN Sight

NEW YORK. Nav 30-It is now be-
lieved the striking longshiremen have
won their fight, and that a settlement
will be reached within a few DAYS, on
terms favorable to the men,
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Earned rUns-WashingtOn,- / First
base by errors-Washington /; New
York, 8 left on Washington. g.;
New York. g. First base on baIls-OfS
Smith. 2 Struck oUt-By Smith, Q: by
Orth. 2. ThTse-base hit-JOnes Sacri-
flee hit-Cross. Stolen bases-Ganiey
Elberfeld. Chase, Kleinow. Orth. Conroy,
2. Passed ball-Blankenship. Umpire
Connolly. Time Of game-1 hour and IS
minutes. Attendance-4.000
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easy Money! Loans

At the Mercantile Savings Society once,
zoos f street Lowest rates. Investigate
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Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra at

Park Hotel Summer Garden, Rathskeller,
N. Y. ave. and 18th st. f. Endres, Prop.
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carpets Taken or, Cleaned, and Stored

At the very lowest prices. z. P. Hinkel g.
Co.. successors to Thorp Carpet Cleaning
Co, ass Maine ave. sw, Phone NJ. 2025.
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Riding and Driving Horses for Hire.
West End Stables. SO7-n 18th St Phone
NJ. 1850.
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LOCAL hENTION.
The Rve Bread in Greatest Demand

Berens' Rye is the choice wherever the
best is demanded. The deliciouSness and
high food value result from specially mill
ed rye and German methods of baking
employed in making it. At your grocers'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-30

SIMMS REPAIRS and puts In order ice
boxes and gas stoves, ISL 9TH ST. NV.
Phone y. 1924 *.
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NOTICE-Klein Bros have bought out
the grocery store Of +. Gordon, Of 900
18th st NV. Sale 10 take effect June Ist.
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Developing and Printing, Kodals,
Photo Supplies. Krouse's, ISL 9Th St NV
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Columbia Club,

]. BERNAU, TAILOR. Cleaning and
Pressing. 432 Sth 81. NV 1t
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ADA-LUR.IEM MEDICINE Co.
rs Sixth Ave, New York City

- SKIN FN'-l NeW toTk LIty.
Sold and reco mmeuded byi
| HENRY EVANS. }22-s24 + St NV
O'DOENELLS PHARMACIES. eO4 F St NV
SD and II SITS. NV. Sd St and Pennsyl-
yanla ave. Sc, 32d and SITS. NV.
| STE VEINS PHARMACY, Penn. ave. cor eth
CGRAM'S DRUG STORE. Penn av cor r3fb
PEOPLES DRUG STORE S24 7th st NV
AFFLECkS DRUG STORE. 1919 Penn ave
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The whisky that made Washington IA
nous SchlitZ's beer on draught. W. J.
Donovan. I5Zs eth 81. NV my3O-S0t-eod
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KANE zUsT-PEooF SCREENS
CHAMPION METAL " EATHER STRIP
Get our estimate.
7. D. WdYTE, Mgr. 423 Munsey Bldg
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HIGHLANDERS TRIM
WASHINGTON TEAM
IN MORNING GAME

CContInued Ion Firgt Page.l
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Special Notices.
A Leader in Roof Work

Roofs put fl perfect condition by capabls
and reliable roof men Charges moderate.
Gohp1-tb Practical Timer. So 18th ST NV
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NOTICE

NOTICE no HOLDERS OF OUT
STANDING BONDS OF THE CAPITAL
TRACTION. COMPANY, D. G
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DR.. CARLETON VAUGHAN,
Best Dentistry-Reasona Prices.
.0I2 T Street n w, Phone Main 2056
my21-tf
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and Navy Union and the Woman's
Relief Corps participated.
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DIR. E. o. PIGEON Dentist

once hours; Daily $50 A NJ to S
p. II. Open Saturday evening TO p.
NJ. Sundays. 10 70 ,.
rny2l-91t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-29

3rd street, N. w. Washington, on
Monday. August 26. 1907. aged 20
years. Her remains were buried in
Mount Olivet Cemetary. Mrs. Car
berry was we'll known 10 the older
generation here and her death will
be sincerely lamented by q wide
circle of friends and relatives. She
was q true Christian. May she rest
in peacel
On the night of Tuesday. August
q, ultimo, there was an entertain
ment in the colored hall near st.
Joseph s and the colored society Of
that section mingled in the may
dance until about IL. p. H.. when
they mixed. and Albert Price, COL
ored. had his throat deepely cut. the
jugular vein narrowly escaping. On
Monday last. Justice Herbert in.
vestigated the affair and assessed
James Rustin. colored. so for his
part in the fracas.
Chicken thieves are abroad in
Teonardtown hundred and several
poultry rsisers have sustained con-
siderable loss. Mrs. ]. Fl. Key at
Tudor Hall; Mrs. ]. c. Ed wards. at
Ellenbrough: Mrs. G. f. Pabst at
Prospect Hill; Mrs. N. Alvey at the
"Old Camp Ground. have each had
over a dozen OF their chickens stolen.
Out OF one hundred chickens, John
]. Driver OF Hickory Hill had 80
stolen. The officers OF the law should
make extra efforts TO catch the thieves
and punish them.
Friday, August 30. 1907, Mrs.
Julia Clarke, beloved wife Of I'll. G.
Clarke, Of st. Inigo's district, died
suddenly, presumably OF heart dis
ease. Mrs. Clarke was knitting
and complained OF feeling faint and
went upstairs TO lie down. Her
daughter left her for a moment and
when she returned found her dead.
Mrs. Clarke was about II years OF
age and was one OF those lovable.
sanity characters whose death is q
personal loss to every family in q
neighborhood. She leaves a husband
and seven children-three sons and
four daughters-tOl lament her loss.
Her remains were buried in ST.
Michael's graveyard. May she rest
in peace.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-29

The Sisters, Academy. Leonard
town, opened on Tuesday with an
attendance Of boarders and day
scholars that gives promise of an un.
usually successful school year.
Sister Rose has been succeeded as
Superioress by Sister Innocentis
from Nazareth. KY, where Siste,
Rose now is. The Academy has rs.
ceived Sisters Ann Sebastian and
Carolita to replace Sister Mary
Celine. now at Lexington, KY, and
Sister Louis Bertrand, transferred
to Nazareth. Many were the regrets
expressed at the departure ofSistsr
Rose and her companions to other
fields Of labor, and as many Oood
wishes for their welfare and for the
continued prosperity of st. Mary's
Academy under Sister Innocentis
and her devoted community:
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Tell Pine lkema.

Correspondence Of tie BedcOR.)
A monsterl The ministers OF the
gospel have been pounding away
on this monster for many years. but
sad to say that the only part Of his
satanic anatomy accessible to their
lash is its tail.
There are from seventy-6ve to
one hundred thousand practicing
physicians of our country, and / am
inclined TO believe that il they would
harmonic they could put a stop to
the march of the monster; for they
know far better than non-medicos
that alcohol is man s worst enemy
and the Nations greatest curse.
Is it not becoming more dangerous
as generation succeeds generationP
have seen men pass to the unseen
world in drunken state, and | as
sert that drunkenness is q blot upon
the crest Of civilization.
What o busy season! wagons and
carts are daily utilized in carrying
tomatoes to the cannery at Miller 5
wharf. Sail and row boats are the
vehicles principally used in carry
ing them 10 the cannery on St.
Jerome Greek, as the farms are
contiguous TO the same.
Roads are in good condition due
70 the engineering skill of road
supervisor Thompson Abel.
Progression. and not retrogres-
sion, is the method pursued by the
majority Of citizens. There is some
wrong doing, but magistrates are
equal TO emergencies. England is
the most pOpulous nation OF its size
in the world and if my memory DO
not al fault she shows the smallest
criminal percentage, because Of the
swift retribution meted out TO the
offender.
Few neurotics. Morphine will
lull pain, and it makes existence
look more roseate. do hope that
my fellow will not buy u hypoder-
mic syringe and learn to insert NOR
phia in his arms. Poor man, he is
Q little nervous.
The BEACON is read by many per-
sons, and it has long constituted
the intellectual pabuIum of families.
often see great rocks in my ram
bles. What mighty convulsions
have rent them asunderl / am for
ced to use the ll-potent word cata-
clysm to explain the (geOlogicaD
conundrum.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-29

The August festival for the bene-
it Of ST. Aloysius Church netted the
nice sam of 4314. SO The tables made
returns as follows: Dinner Table,
t120. 81; Ice Cream and Confection-
airy. $l03, II; Sanctuary Table. 500.
90; Bazaar. $34.7l; Soda Table. $29..
8l-Making q total Of 1855. 80. gross
receipts. A welcome feature OF this
years festival was the large new
tert that completely covered the
lawn and added to the pleasure oil
many who sat down to the we'll re.
plenished dinner table.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-29

Judge w. B. Simmons, of Fincas-
tie, Va, told the reporter that L. L.
III. Paint was used on his residence
in 1882, and held its color well for
Il years. He further said that 3
years ago, he was induced TO use
another paint and is sorry he did.
because the other paint did not make
good. The Judge will now always
use the L. & M, becruse he knows
If any defect exists in L. l. Nj. Paint
the house will be repainted for moth
ing.
The L. j. NJ. Zinc hardens the L.
& ID. White Lead, and makes L. &
ID. Paint wear like iron for 10 to Is
years.
Actual cost Of L. j. NJ. about 81. 20
per gallon.
Donations OF L L. NJ made 10 the
churches.
Sold by G. Palmer. Planners; Ohm
son l. Co.. Solomons.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-29

FOR THE HOUSE, OF DELEGATES,
Please announce DR. CHARLES v. HAY
DEN ~ candidate for the Democratio nom
lnataon sor the House OF Delegates and say
that he VIII Do earnestly supported nv ar
Democratsin general and BY Oystermen In
respective Of party. aug 1lp
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-29

The Pastorof St. Joseph q congre-
CATION writes TO thank all who helped
70 make the recent two days fair an
unprecedented success. The ladies
and gentlemen on the committees
worked most strenuouslv to that end
and the patrons. who came from
nearly every part and parish of the
County. were most cordial In their
good wishes and generous In their
contributions.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-29

Foxwell & Johnson, proprietors
OF Hotel Lawrence. Leonardtown,
are prepared to look after the COM
forts Of their friends and the public
in general. Give US call when in
our town and we will do our best to
make you happy. Special rates per
week.
FOxwELL l. JOHNSON,
Leonardtown, Md.
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ElssbGLsai7aQ.

Having receiving instruction Of one OF
the best schools In the Union and been
granted diploma, l am prepared to
Embalm and conduct funerals at the
shortest notice. give personal sttsn-
ton to oil the details Of the business,
everything In my line warranted to be
FIRST class and uP-to-data,
Respectfully,
EUGENE HALL,
DYnard. Nd.
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WANTED.

Wanted at once Southern MARYLAND
farms, Tor clients: Write to
]. Ii. JONES & Co.,
LA Law Bldg,
July 25-1 m baltimore Md,
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Business Opportunity at River
Springs.

As | have decided to retire from bust.
ness l ofier Tor sale my entire stock OF
goods, consisting Of general merchandise
usually sold in a country store, and fix.
lures belonging thereto.
As Q Business stand it il unexcelIed by
any in the country.
E. W. PETHKRBRIDGE,
River Springs, Nd.
The etore property can be leased ON
very favorable terms from Mr.. r. ID.
Blackstone, River Springs, Nd.
August att.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-29

Receipts continue active, with better
grades Of tobacco, which il selling very
fast and at better prices. The market is
better and stronger for all grades, ex-
cept seconds, than for several years.
Farmers are urged to handle the crop
carefully and not force the market.
Crop from the Upper Counties 10 near
ly marketed, the prices have been high
and well maintained. Market at all
times active 4 and the Air cured tobac-
co ON the market il all sold.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-08-29

Week ending Sept, 8. 1907.
Reported by Richard s. Hill,
state Tobacco Agent.
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Teacher Wanted.

Teacher Wanted for Public School I'm
the village Of Chaptico-exprisnced teach.
er preierved. File application at once.
SAM'L b. HAYDEN,
JOHN G. REEVES,
ZACH NJ. FOWLER,
Trustees.
August lin. ChapticO, Md.
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Religious.

Divine Service at Mrs. Hodgdon's, near
Milestone ON Thursday, September II
at IL, A.. NJ. The public invited.