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Kills FIVE
AND DESTROYS HOUSES.

Wichita, Kan, Juhe 29.-A cloud
burst at Wellington, Kan, last night
caused five deaths. l Five inches or
rain fell in an hour. Five feet of wa
ter flowed through The east, central
and southern parts df the town, tax
ing houses from thet foundations.
The two creeks 4Inning through
the town are entirely dry the greater
part of the year wi len there is but
ordinary rainfall
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Russell does polIer work.
captain Reid,s Baby Dead.

Captain RsIds Baby Dedu
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Reid, aged ten days, died Sunday
morning at three-thirty at their home
ON Washington avenue and Fifth
street of an aTliction affecting the
organs of breathing The funeral was
held from the home Sunday after
noon, Rev. G. F. Lucas conducting a
brief service. Burial was made in the
South Side cemetery. Many friends
have a feeling of the deepest sympaj
thy for the parents
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ROSWELL ELp1N DIES
OE APPENDiCf1IS

Roswell T. Eldon. Jr, aged nine
years. died June 20 at the home of
his parents. DR. and Mrs Roswell T.
Eldo1, of Altoona, Pa, formerly of
this city. His death followed an at
tack of scarlet fever, appendicitis,
pneumonia. peritonitis and septise-
mia. Strangely. his elder brother is
Just recovering from an attack of
scarlet fever and appendicitis. They
did not get the Infection of scarlet
fever from each other.
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Mrs. B. B. Barnes and baby, of
Douglass. A. T., arrived on the auto
today for a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Mark Howell. She formerly resided
in Roswell, and will be remembered
as Miss Pearl Randolph, having mar
ried in Arizona since leaving Roswell
three years ago
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JURY SAYS ROSS DIED
BY MURDERER'S HAND.

The coroner's inquest over the body
of Albert Ross, conducted by Justice
A. ]. Welter at his office. following
a post mortem examination at the
UIlery morgue, was ended late Sat
urday afternoon. and the verdict of
the jury was that Ross came to his
death from knife stabs in the left
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Death of 1.-The Girl.

Grace. the two-yeaE-old daughter of
Mrs. Josie Vierlang, hied Sunday NOR
ming at eleven O'Clock at the home
of her mother in Est Roswell, after
a short illness of itbwel trouble. The
ion, ILL.,, and the body of the child
will be shipped tomorrow to that
place
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FIVE THOUSAND SCHOOL
TExGHERS IN CONVENTION.

Cley ela,td, O.. June 29.-With Hags
fiying and the city in holiday attire.
Cleveland to-day began the entertain
ment of FIVE thousand or more school
teachers s-om all parts of the coun-
try atten ting the annual convention
of the National Educational Associa-
ton. The Feature OF the first session
was the eeport on educational prog
ress of tie year by President Chas.
F. Thwink, of the Western Reserve
UniversitH of Cleveland.
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Mr.. SHERMAN PASSED
COMEORTABIE NIGE

Cleveland, O., June 29.-At LAX
side hospital this morning it W;
said that Congressman James S. She
man passed most comfortable nigh
He awakened this morning with ter
perature, pulse and respiration no
NAL
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1--we stock Market.

Kansas tCity. June 2s.-Cattle re-
ceInfs. 1z.0oO. Market steady to strong
sonthern Sfeers, 3-75@7.25: southern
cows. z.7x05.k0; stockers and feed
orn 3.Dt06l35: bulls. 2.7504.75;
cssves. szO005-25: western steers,
l.0o07 .s0S western cows, s.000s-25
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SECRETARY ROOT IN TRAIN
ING For HARD WOR

White Plains, N. Y, June 29.-HoIl
Elihu Root, secretary of state, bega'
at Muldoon sanatorium today
course of physical training intend4
to put him in physical condition f
another year of hard work at Was
ington. 4
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Phones 65 and A. 2l5 North
Parsons e. Son
BROKERS

All classes of legal and notary wort
Expert accountants. Typewriting
Stenography. All sorts of money
loan. Property all over the city II
sale, rent or exchange. The only II
Dor agency in the Pecos Valley, Cd
get you anything you want, or teI
Ask parSOnS--fle knOSvj
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Another Report of Same
WORK BEGUN ON THE
MEMOIRS OF CLEVELAND.

New York. June 29.-Under orders
from Mrs. Cleveland work has begun
on the memoirs of the late President
Cleveland. The work will take six
months.
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$500.0o0 to loan on Irrigated farms.
long time loans. interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay OF loan
before due. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent, sos N. Main, opp. p. o.
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Notice..

1 now have two expect buggy and
proof varnish room. The best work
solicited. 01tf
n F. CRUISE.
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MEXICAN TROUBLES AS
SUME SERIOUS ASPECT.

City lie Mexico, June 29.-The inter
7al tros5 5les of Mexico, which devel
oped several days ago along the
northern border OF the republic, have
assumed a serious aspect. Today the
storm 3enter is around the city OF
Torreo4 and in the country between
that pla.e and Jarral, where the ban
dts ara operating in conjunction
with the insurrectionists.
Government troops are rushing to
the sce-ae Already $500 soldiers have
reached Torreon to reinforce the gar
rison tsere, and 1000 more reached
Juarez IN chihuahua. The soldiers
are patrolling the streets and the
public fouses and jails are heavily
guarded
In vfsw of the developments. Am
bassador Creel, who has been here
ON leavs. of absence, has been instruc-
ted to seturn to Washington without
delay.
Il 1t is believed by the Mexican gov
ernme-lh that the revolutionary move
ment wis fomented by band of ag-
itators who have long made head
quarters in the United States. On
this ground it is believed that Am
bassado3 Creel will appeal to the
United States authorities to assist
in apprehending the revolutionists
concerned in the attack on Las We
cas- The request will be made also
that If any of the ring leaders are
captured in the United States they
shall be- tried in the courts of that
country on charges of violating the
neutrality laws.
At LaS VEGAS, where the first Sc
rfous attack was made by the revolu-
tionists, the government has gained
the upper hand, and tgo>ps a1e in
complete control of thez Situation in
that city. The rebels and bandits
have been driven to the mountains.
a large force of cavalry has been
sent into the hills on the heels of the
f.rgiti res, and the chase is now in
to nEke IN example Of them as an
objeot Lesson to others who might
joir me movement in other sections,
and will treat the Mexican citizens
concerned in recent raids as common
crin-nals.H
Uncle Sam is Watching.
Washi1ztcn, June 29.--The state
departmeIt IS carefully watching de-
velopmen,s in the insurrectionary sit
uation along the Mexican boundary.
Department officials feel that the in
ternations: aspect of the trouble will
be adjustad satisfactorily and the ef-
forts made for the preservation of
neutrality
The state department has received
from the attorney General and his
subordinate officers in Texas and
from the governor of Texas assur-
ances that everything possible will
be done 30 enforce the neutrality
laws. So Sar as known here the activ-
ity of tbs Mexicans in the United
States has been confined to the con-
ducting ca revolutionary newspapers,
ead perhaps to the purchase of such
arms and ammunition as might be
secured IN small quantities, but moth
irs extensive in that respect, the Of
f5tels say, has been attempted.
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of Hagerman, were business visito
/ in the city Saturday.
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Homer Vivian, of Pampa, Tex,
transacted business in the city today.
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CALIFORNIA LIMITED
TRAIN WRECKED.

Wilslow, Arizona, June 29.-The
west-bound California Limited Santa
Fe train was wrecked last night by
running into a burned bridge. Three
trainmen are reported missing, one
passenger dead and over thirty injur-
ed. All the injured were taken to the
Santa Fe hospital here.
While running at a good rate of
bridge over a ditch 60 feet wide. The
engine, mail car, accommodation car
and diner were precipitated into the
ravile. The fireman and engineer
were buried under the wreckage. The
dead are: C. L. Partridge, passenger,
of Redlands, California; Engineer
Curry, of Winslow; Fireman Thomas,
of Winslow. Twenty persons were
injured, those who required medical
treatment being: W. K. Lockler, of
Los Angeles; B. Taylor, Los Angeles;
J. B. Dame, Pasadena; F. B. Cruik-
shank, d. M. Sabree, Albert Spauld-
ing, L. w. Payne, F. Grieger, ]. Rey
nolds
Another Report of Same
Williams, Ariz., June 29.-Just af-
ter rounding curve east of Gallup,
NJ M, last night train No. 5 west
bound Overland Limited, on the San
ia Fe dashed into a burning bridge
last night. Six lives are reported lost,
and fifteen persons injured. Details
are meagre. 1t is said that the engi-
neer, fireman and four other train
men in the mail and express cars
were instantly killed
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TWO HUNDRED THoUs.

New Y3rk. June 29.-Two firemen
were mi, red and 100000 worth of
property destroyed in the dry goods
district ofIJersey City today. A defec-
tive elect:ic light wire is believed to
have caused the blaze, which started
in the thee story building occupied
by the G 1more & Okeeke Dry Goods
Co., and 1pread rapidly. Two firemen
were serialsly injured by falling walls
Fred Ssehan. Will Minter. Walter
White ami Frank Smith have return
ed from al trip to Dakota. where they
took a btach of cattle. Fred Shehan
will leavS tomorrow with some of
the Block scattle for Dakota.
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DIR. FRESLEY:- rye, ear, nose
ue -hroa.. Glasses ftted: phone 130
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3 g g 9 8 g g g 8 6 @ q q 8
DR.. Hunsberger

Specialist in Fitting Glass
es, will be in his office at
links, July 3rd. 4th and 9th.
Do not put it on
Get your eyes examined.
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WOMEN DISCUSS CIVIL
SERVICE REFORM

Boston, Mass, June 29.-Much time
was devoted in today's session of the
biennial convention OF the General
Federation of Women's Clubs to the
progress OF the movement for civil
service reform, the committee which
has held the matter in charge for
tEo years reporting upon its work
through Miss Alma Lewis Clark, its
c&aairman.
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WINNERS IN rHE lEOoy

The Record this af erroCn ere "a
incomplete returns tron The Demo
cratic primaries in EHdT county Sat
urday, the telephOnet working badly
on account of the 81 1n and the re
turns being only palti compiled at
Carlsbad. Following are ne candi-
dates and the major les of The win
ners:
For She fiH
Cicero Stewart, 55}
Richard Eaton.
For Probatet Clerk:
A A O'Quinn, 800l
I. A Waller
For Asses sor:
John Price 100
i o. M,cKeen.
f ID A. EaTltey
For Probate Judge:
G, w. LaFramore. z.
G. W. Weaver.
For County Superintendent
A. A. Kaiser 100
L. w. Martin.
For Commissioner:
C. w. Beeman, 500.
J. C. Keith.
For Treasurer. w. H. Merchant, 40
opposition.
For Surveyor, Joe Cunningham, no
opposition.
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Arthur Jones. assistant cashier OF
the Citizens' National Bank at Por-
tales. west home this morning. He
came dossn Friday on business and
over Sunday for visit with
his old G-orgia friend. A l. Hull, Jr-
We have just received carload OF
yelie Buexies. Come in and look them
over. They are strictly all right, and
10 are QUA prices.-Indepe1dent Hard
ware CO.
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If it is EIectricaI-.see Gunsul.

Russell buiIas new wagons. L
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U. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
fLocaI Report. Observation Taken N

o.OO q. m.)
Roswell N. NJ, June 29.-Tempera-
ture.-Max-, 81; min, 63; mean, 80.
Precipitation, 90; wind N. velocity
miles; weather cleat.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Local showers tonight or Tuesday,
cooler.
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St. Lor.s. June 29.-Wooi steady
Ter .orr and western mediums. lao
II; ine iaedium, 10@14; fine. 9@1l
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Mrs. Harry Morrison and little son,
Park, returned Sunday night from
Amarillo where they have been visit
ing Mrs. A B. Robertson
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Harbert,s Hearino Is On.

The hearing of Oscar Harbert on
the charge of assault with a deadly
weapon occupied most of the time
in Justice Welter's court today, fol-
lowing the usual Monday morning
grist of petty cases Harbert is charg-
ed with assault with a deadly weap-
on on the person of Henry S. Boyce.
The case was still on trial late this
afternoon.
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Judge Jerry Cazier was here from
pexter Sunday.
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Correct legal blanks. Record Once
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Boellne- the Jeweler, has it cheaper
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-08-13
The Enqilsh of IL.

A lady, accompanied by her small
son. was making various purchases
at the army and navy stores in Lon.
don. The boy grew tired.
who are you buying those for?"
he asked.
why, for father" was the reply.
Father in heaven or father In In.
dia?" the boy persisted.
The lady mentioned the remark 70
q friend. who, thinking il amusing
repeated it TO an English woman al
church few days later. The Eng.
lishwoman listened sympathetically
Poor womsnl" she sighed. "She
was married twice. "-Everybod y q
Magazine.
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First AID.

A prominent physician was re-
Gently called TO his telephone by Q
colored woman formerly In the scr
vice OF his wife. In great agitation
the woman advised the physician
that her youngest child was In o
bad way.
What seems to be the trouble2"
asked the doctor.
Doc. she done swallowed o bot
tie Of inki"
I'll be over there In short while
TO see her," said the doctor. Have
you done anything for herr"
Il done give her three pieces Of
blottiu paper. Doc" said the color
cd woman. doubtfully.-Ladies Home
Journal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-08-13

A street car in charge OF O newly
appointed Irish conductor had just
left the car barn for the downtown
run. Before ID had proceeded many
blocks IL was boarded by On inspec-
tor. This official. after o glance %
the register and the occupants Of
the car. asked. in surprise: why.
O'Flaherty. how q thisf You have
seven passengers and the register
shows but six fares runR upr'
"Begorra. is that so?" puzzled the
green conductor. Then instantly o
happy solution of the difficulty
struck him. "Git out o. here. wan
O. yezl" he shouted. There's q wan
too many o yez on this car"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-08-13

A Chicago physician throws some
light on the problem Of why We sleep
in church, supposing that We do.
IL ministers want appreciative
audience. says the Chicago doctor.
let shem ventilate their churches.
Give the deacon some fresh air 10
breathe. such as he is accustomed
TO on other days Of the week. and he
will stay awake during sbe sermon
on Sunday as easily as he does dur
ing the horse trade on Saturday.
There is much truth In 10. A
church should be ventilated for the
same reasons that o schoolroom
should be ventilated: In the first
place for the bodily good ofthe sudi-
tors. and in the second place because
the speaker wants the intelligent
attention Of his audience.
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lnquisitive Edwin.

Say. maw!"
well, what?"
"How do they get the holes in
lace1'
why. they make the lace round
the holes. my son."
But it ain t lace 'thout it's got
holes, is it, maw."
mo. Edwin"
We'll. how do they get the holes
in the lace they put round the holes
to make the lace. then2"
Child. you will drive me to dis
traction"
Where do they get the holes,
maw?"
Why. the holes are just air."
20. they re air holes2"
Il suppose so."
well, there's air holes in paw 8
hat. Does that make it lace hat7"
mo. No. No."
"A Swiss cheese has holes in IL.
Does that make it Swiss lace2"
Hold your fool tonguel Do you
hearl"
Didn't you say all lace had holes.
maw2"
Yes"
We'll. I've got shoe laces. bu,
they ain't got no holes in EN-"
Leave the room and permit me
to finish Lady Lingerie's Lost Low.
er; or How Lord Lumbago Was
Lured Away by Lissome Little
Lallapaloza OF q Lacemaker.
Nav. kin you make lace?''
No, Edwin; that is not one of INV
accomplishments.
II didn t think you could, NAV.
Mrs. Knockenberger said you was
SO fat lacing wouldn't do you any
good"
But NAV" WASH I too fat TO give
Edwin lacing that did him some
good.-Chicago Journal.
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Rub two ounces OF stale lsdyfin-
gers and two macaroOns through q
coarse sieve; beat six eggs until
light. with four ounces OF pulyerised
sugar; stir this into O quart Of milk,
brought 70 the boil In q double boil
or, and continue TO stir until 10 coats
a knife blade.
Take from the fire and add one
fourth box OF gelatin which has soak.
cd In little cold water for an hour;
strain and stand aside 70 cool.
Line the bottom and sides OF q
melon mold with preserved or can
died cherries. slices of ounce or
pineapple or any kind OF preser we'd
fruit and put in q layer OF broken
sponge cake. Sprinkle with the
pounded mscaroons and lady fingers;
add layer Of fruit, and 90 on until
ell is used. Cover with whipped
cream and set the pudding on leo
until ready 70 be served.
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ing strength mutual protection and
they benefit themselves thereby In
many financial ways.
In writing these lines dont be-
lieve am digging up transactions
that trsnspired when your and my
grand parents were boys and girls.
They are facts, not extending back
further than few months, possibly
Q year and our eyes are open ex-
pecting more wonderful develop
ments 70 take place at any time.
This shows conclusively that we
aro rising withins ourselves always
appreciating assistance when offered
nevertheless pushing 10 the fore
front, as fast as the wheels Of
time admit. This alone must open
up the avenues so long blocked 10
the outside world who have begun
TO see and realize already our great
greatness.
For these reasons we beseech our
Editors of the BEACON and ENTER.
PRISE to give TO It's readers q CON-
plete list OF each and every trans
fer of real estate small or large
made throughout So. Mary's weekly
or monthly. Such a list of items
will add interest and life 70 your
columns and all this world will know
We are up and doing. We want
good timesl Boom simesl Hustling
times within our borders and invite
every man great or small 10 join In
sticking his peg alongside OF ours.
His help Is needed in developing
one Of the most beautiful, healthful
and best countries on earth. Il can
be done.
Yours truly.
W. p. POWELL.
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Say. there's a mistake In this bill
you sent me the other day."
Whats wrong with il? Is is too
big?"
No. but
Any mistake in the figures?"
No; it's not that. It's
"Don't you think that bill has
been running long enough?"
81 reckon so. but
Then what are you kicking
about?"
That's what I'm trying to tell
you. There's q mistake in the name.
You sent it 10 the wrong man, con.
found you'll I don Z owe you q cent,
and never didi"
"Ohr-Chicago Tribune.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1908-08-13

The American father OF the heiress
greeted the count who was q suitor
for her hand with dignified frigidisy.
"Sare." said the count, ''your
daughter has done me 10 honnairs
OF conssnting 10 be my wife. I en-
calling 20 complete 10 negotiations. {"
"All right." wearily said the fash-
or. How much OF cash settlement
do you expectf"
Messing. sare"
"Whasl How much viii I have
10 pss sof voaf poker ds66s7s
Messing. sare: I do aot gssEhls.'s %
How much win I have 20 put up
70 settle breach Of promise cases
brought by chorus girls7"
Messing. sare; I do not fiirt."
How much will I have 10 pay 10
rebuild your castles"
Messing. ssre; 10 Is in ane re-
pair"
But there must be some expense
for me. Out with IT,"
No. sare; Messing. simply love
your daughter and she loves mo,
and We wish 10 be married. Is noe
zat enoughf Is IL NOT enough 70 ask
you to give me your daughter wiz
zout your expecting to"
Come 70 my armsl'' exclaimed
the American father. and tried 10
fall upon the neck Of the delighted
count.
But he awoke on the floor. having
tumbled from the bed as o finish 10
his amazing dream.
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Nd. Del. 4 Va. Ry. Go.
POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
SCHEDULE.
In Eject June 9th, 1908.
THREE TRIPS WEEKLY.
-BKTWEkN-
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
49,

Steamers leave Baltimore, pier 8, Light
street wharf, weather permitting. at 6
p. m, every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday, for the following River Land
ings, Alexandria and Washington.
Miller's, Brome's, Porto Bello, Grason's q
Coan, sBundick's, Lakes, Walnut Point
Cowarts, Lewisetta, sCintra, Lodge
Landing Mundy's Point, Kinsaie, Piney
Point, Leonefdtown, Abells, C1brums
Stones, Bushwood, Lancaster's. River
side, 0lymont, Alexandria.
Arriving In Washington early Wednes
day, Friday and Monday Mornings.
Willtleave Warrington, ID. c., foot O.
seventh street wharf. weather permit,
ting, at p. m, every Monday, Wednes
day and Saturday for the iollowins
River Landings and Baltimore:
Alexandria, Glymont, Riverside, Bush
wood, Lancaster's, CObrum's, Stones
LeonardtOwn, B. q. m, Abell's, Piney
Point, sCintfa, Lodge Landing, 0 q. m
Mundy's Point. Kinsale IL, q. m, Coan
Bundicks, Lakes, Walnut Point, Co
warts. Lewisetta, Miller's D. m.
Grason's, 9 p. m, Brome's Porto Belle
Up. m.
'On signal.
Arriving In Baltimore early Wednes
day. Friday and Monday mornings.
Note-Read carefully as import tan
changes have been made. Note change
In days OF leaving Baltimore and Wash
ington and points ON River.
Freight received daily I'm Baltim ore oI
sailing days until A.80 N.
This timetable shows the times q
which Steamers may be expected to ar
rive ut and depart from the severa
wharves, but their arrival or departure a
the times stated 10 not guaranteed, moi
does the Company hold itself responsible,
lor any delays or any CONSCIOUSNESS aris
ing therefrom.
WILLARD THOMPSON, General Manages
REARDoN Il GRIMES, Agent,
Telephone so, Alexandria, Va.
SrEPHENsoN 4 Bro, Agts.
Telephone 7z5, Washington, ID. c
T. AURDOCK. Gen. Rrt. aadPass. AT.
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respectfully announce myself a. q
candidate for the Democratic nomins-
tion for the House Of Delegates subject
20 the Democratic primaries OF 1909.
, w =. c. MIEBURN,
Dec. 8. 'O7-1y. Leonardtown, Nd.
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Sain, Maru's Beacon.
Job Printing, such N
Handbills. Circulars
Blanks. Bill Heads. executed with
neatness and despatch.

Parties having Real or Personal
Property for sale can obtain des-
cripsive handbills neatly executed
and NJ city prices