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the following names of the victorious
low third: Marman Graham, Charley
Whitlock, Rush McLaurin, Harold
Katz, Cunnie May Fisher, Walter
FISHER, Helen Montague, Henry Sta
ton, Iris Pickle, Geo. Nelson, Helen
Powe, Kenneth Lance, Lucille Daugh-
drill, Bessie Heidelberg, Lincoln
BrantOn, Milee Farley.
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last visit to Jerusalem, Agabus arriv-
ed from Judea, and taking Pauls
girdle and binding himself with it,
predicted that Paul should be bound
in like manner If he went to Jerusa-
lem.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Pursuant to an order of the Board OF
Supervisors of Forrest County. Mis-
sissippi, l, T. E. Batson, clerk of said
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for help. few through the gateway
with increased vel0city-a broad
smile playing upon the face Of the
dame as she cried ON to the lockers
- -,,... ~,,a babe, cav
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for help. few through the gateway
with increased vel0city-a broad
smile playing upon the face Of the
dame as she cried pht TO the lockers
Dawkins Fidelity aid Isps' gay
Tn6 address 81 the landlady, In
safely passing through the narrow
way, ELECTED q general burst Of APP
plause, which rang Ia shouts until
she had fairly got the better OF the
self-w OF her four-footod anta0o-
mist, and had halted him. painting at
the back Of the house.
by my head, /" exclaimed Willy,
ut was no such great mistake to set
down Dame Dorothy's tumbrel for
my Lords coach II Ii had been
coach and six II could not have made
more dust or better speed.
by my head, II could notl''
shouted Wise Watkin, In shrill
response TO WHY'S laugh there's
tickle to the ribs l--that fiddler
Willy should take Dame Dorothy's
cart and bow-necked Boyle for my
Lords coach l''--and with this re-
Election he joined In the chorus which
echoed the.general nerriment.
Meantime che company continued
TO arrive. The coaches came with
new frelghts. and fresh parties on
horseback allghted az the gate. The
Collector, more than usually precise
In apparel, stood 40 the door receiv-
ing the frequent cOmers with that
particularly OF observance which
50 strongly marked the manners Of
the past century; and group after
group was ushered into the hall.
Here Mistress Alice, In sad coloreds
silken attire, plain and becoming In
It's fashion, gave welcome to her
visitors; whilst the Lady Maria, In
character OF what might be termed
the patroness OF the revel, took post
by her side. The neat little figuro
Of the Propri6tary's sister received
surprising accession Of bulk from
the style OF her dress, which was
according TO q mode yet new In the
province. Her hair, laid Hat and
smooth upon the crown OF the head,
was tortured into o sea OF curls that
fell over either ear 10 the point Of
the shoulder, and 10 the same depth
upon the back. friugina her brow
with light and fieecy fakes the
whole powdered TO q pearly, brown
ish hue, and lnlaid with iewellcd
bands. Hor gown. both body and
skirt, was Of rich. lowered tabby,
whose coruscating folds rustled
with poftentous dignity. % the lady
moved slowly from place to place.
This derived sui greater increment
OF stateliness from 0 stomacher and
huge farthinRale, or hoop, made
after q fashion which the queen Of
CHARLES the Second. nearly tweEty
ars before, had bronGhtfrOln Por-
anl ard introduced 10 thelWonder-
4 1. =. -.
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JOHN PENDLKroN KENNEDY, Ill. ID. auth
or, was born In baltimore. Aug, is, 1916 died
Oct. %. 1870. He graduated 1T the University
OF Maryland In 1879 wAa I'D mltted 20 the bar
In 1915 (; served IN the Legialaturp IL l020--2f ;
member OF Congress 18a6-42 presidential
elector on the Harrison ticket In 1870, and
was Chairman OF the House Committee on
Commerce in Congress, 1912. He WAS again
elected 10 the Maryland Legislature and was
Speaker OF the House In 1875. Was appointed
Secretary OF the Navy 1859. and aided In 1T
ting out Commodore Pefry's Japan expedl-
ton and DR.. Kane's second. Arctic voyage.
At his death was provost OF tho University OF
Maryland, vice-president OF tho Mafyinud
Historical Society, chairman OF the board Of
Trustees OF the Peabody Academy, BAlti-
more and trustee OF the Peabody Education
al Fund. Was the author Of several novels
and OF . Life OF William Writ,
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| roy gave world d Gu
| 10 The deep aud awfully formal c0ni v
tesy withwhich the benevolent spin.
ster made her salutI0ns tothearriving
troops; who, in their turn, did full
homage to the claims Of the lady as
the presiding Renulus Of the ball
Blanche Warden, with playful
ness that vlbrated between the wo-
man and the girl, abandoned the re-
ception OF tho guests TO the elders OF
the family, and gave herself up to
the guidance OF her prevailing hu.
NOR. as sheappeared, at one moment,
In the ball smiling amidst the con-
| gratulations Of friends, and at an
other, skImming across the lawn
with dozen Of her school mates Ia
| the random flight of their wild fam
cies. Her dress was. characterized
by the simplicity Of maiden as yet
uDambiti0us 10 assume the priv
lleges Of womanhood. Ii consisted
OF bodice Of scarlet velvet accur-
ately fitted 10 her shape, and laced
across the bosom with siIIsen cords,
the taeseled extremities OF which
depended almost TO the ground;
short white sleeves looped TO the
shoulder by bands Of the color Of
the bodice; o skirt OF white lawn,
and white slipper disclosing foot
and ankle OF faultless proportions.
Her neck and shoulders, OF match
less beauty, were given uncovered
to the evening breeze; and her CLOS
sy hair, constrained shove her brow
by fillet Of ribbon, fell In rich
volume down her back. No jewel
or jeEn contributed It's lugtre TO grace
her person; but boqnet Of choice
flowers planted on the upper verge
OF the bodice, and o. white rose
nesting amongst the braided tres.
ses on her forehead, better thap car
canet or chain Of gold. diamond
clasp or earring, consorted with the
| virgin purity and artlcss character
OF the wearer.
For o time, until the thickenin9
shades OF twilight and the keenne8s
Of the evening air began to admon~
ish them Of the comfortof the house,
many Of the guests, attracted by
unusual mildness Of the season,
loitered about the door or str0lIed
across hegronnds. Near the brink
Of the cliff which overlooked the
river might have been seen Captain
Dauntregs amusing group Of idle
co mrades. Hereand there. priest
! from the Jesuit House Of 81. IniQo's,
| in his long eassock, diversified the
general aspects Of gay costumes. with
o contrast grateful 10 the eye. The
Proprietary, with the buxOm old
host, Mr. Warden. and the aged
Chancellor, essayed 10 make merry
| with some venerable matrons, who
with q sagacious presentment Of
rheumatic visitations; were affectinQ
q retreat towards the chimney cor
ner Of the parlor. Talbot played
the gaIlantamongst q haIf-ecore NAL
dens, who fitted along the margin
Of the clItf with q clam0r that almost
amounted 10 q riot, whilst Ia hig
wake. Master Benedict Leonard. a.
gaudy IS Jay. strutted swageer-
ingly along, apparently but 10 in
dulge bis admiration of bis kinaman
or 70 discharge some shot Of saucy
Feedonn amongst tho naidena.
70 Be Continued,
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Read Carefully importantchahge
been made.
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wharf, weather permitting, at 3 2. m,
every Monday, Wednesday and Hatur-
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Alexandria and Washington.
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Porto Bello, Grason's, CoRn, 5 q. m,
Bundick's, Lakes. Walnut Point, Cow
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Point, .Cintra, Piney Point, 10 a. M,
Le0nardt0wn, ~ noon. Abells, Cobrums,
Stones, Bushwood. LAncaster's, 4p. m,
Riverside, Liverpool Point, Glymont,
Alexandria and Washington.
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Leave Washington, SeventhHt. Wharf,
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Monday, Wednesday and Saturday for
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Glym0nt, Liverpool Point, Riverside,
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Point, eClntra, Lodge. 10 q. M. Mundy
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eta. MilleF's, 4 p. m. Grason's. p. M,
Bronco, Porto Bello, 6p. m, Baltimore.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-05-27
ROB OF THE BOWL,
ALEGEND OF. ST. INIGO's.
BY JOHN P. KENNEDY.
J.B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY,
Publishers, Warrington square,
Philadelphia, sept a, 1908
FRANCIS v. KINa, ESQ.
Leonardtown, Md.
FRANCIS v. KINa, ESQ.
Leonardo wn, Md.

DEAR SIR :--Replying to yours or the 18th,
instant. we would state that All interest In J..
p. Kennedy's "Rob OF the Bowl" d owned
by the authors estate, but we have had no
correspondence on the subject for some years
ever, the work Ia now out Of copyright, and
there Ia no reason why ycu might not re-
print IL without permission.
Yours very truly,
J. b. LIPPiNcorr ,ConrANy,.
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looked for by the younger inhabi-
sants OF ST. Mary's, and scarcely
less heartily welcomed by the elder,
at length came round. Towards
sunset Of an evening, mild in tenn
perature and respondent with. the
glorious Golden-tipped clouds OF the
October sky, the air fraught with
that joyful freshness which distin.
guishes this season la Maryland,
groups Of gay-clad persons were
seen passing on the high road that
led from the town to the Rose Croft.
The greater number, according to
the usage of that day, rode on horse
back, the women seated on billions
behind their male escort. Some Of
the younger men trudged on foot,
and amongst these was even seen,
here and there, a buxom damsel
cheerily making her way In this
primitive mode OF travel. and show
ing by her merry laugh and elastic
step how little she felt iheinconven.
fence OF her walk.
II must not be suppose from this
account that the luxury OF the coach
was altogether unknown TO the good
people OF the province. Two OF
these vehicles were already within
the dominions of the Lord Proprie-
tary; one belonging TO his Lordship
himself, and the other TO Master
Thomas Motley, Of Motley Hall, mem-
Der OF the council. and sometime,
during the Proprietary's late visit
to London, the Lieutenant-G General
of the province. They were both OF
the same fashion, stiff, numbering,
square old machines which had been
imported some twenty years past,
and were often paraded In the street
OF ST. Mary's with their bedlzened
Positions and footmen, to the no
inconsiderable enhacement, Ia the
eyes Of the burghers, Of the dignity
and state of their possessors. The
bountiful foresight and supreme
authority, 10 may be said, OF the
Lady Maria had procured the aid OF
both Of these accommodations for
the service OF the evening, and they
were, accordingly, now plying back
WARN buu tOF WARN pobWocu bno pOrt
and the Co llector's, for the especial
ease and delectation Of sundry wor-
.shipful matrons whose inhrmIties
rather inclined them TO avoid the
saddle, and also for the qualification
OF such favorites OF the good lady,
amongst the younger members OF
the population, as she vouchsafed
TO honor by this token OF her re-
gard. BY the help OF these conven-
fences q considerable number Of
guests had been set down. OF the
scene OF festivity. full hour before
sunset--this early con invocation being
In conformity with the social usages
by which our ancestors were accus-
Toned, on occasions Of jollIty. to take
nv the J0ruloolf.
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SAM Maru's Beacon.
Job Prlnslng. such %
Handbills. Circulars
Blanks. Bill Heads, executed with
nsatness and despatch.

Parties having Real or Personal
Property for sale can obtain des-
criptivs handbills neatly executed
and at city prices
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the Rose Croft had attracted, in nd
dition 10 the invited guests, allsuch
mere idlers as the humber ranks Of
the townspeople supplied. These
were chiefly congregated about the
principal gateway, drawn thither
by their desire TO Witness the COM
Ing OF the visitors and to feast their
eyes with the display OF holiday
finery, which furnishes so large q
fund Of interest TO persons OF this
class. The crowd was composed Of
serving.men and maids, idleappren-
tices and vagrant strollers, OF both
sexes, with q due admixture OF rag.
ged, bare-legged boys, who drove q
business of some little gain, by tax
ing charge OF the horse OF such az
dismOnnted at the verge OF tho en-
closure that surrounded the dwell
ing. Willy OF the Flats, ordinarily
but comrade OF these groups, was
now elevated into o character OF
some Importance on q theatre OF
higher honor, and having become q
personage, In their estimation, OF no
mean mark, did not fail to let his
consequence be seen and felt by his
old cOmpeers, His rough shoes
were creased to give them more
comedy exterior, his linen, new.
washed, was ambitiously displayed
upon his breast, and HE dilapidat.
ed garments, put In the best condt-
ton their weather stricken service
would allow, ostentatiously freshed
up with knots OF party colored rib
bons, which, especially upon his We
tePan beaver. Jared In streamers,
and audibly fluttered In the zephyr
that played across bis brow. His
fiddle, which was soon TO be called
into active employment, was o. yet
suspended to the kitchen wall 10 Its
green bsg, and he strutted, 10 va
cant leisure, across the lawn In the
presence Of his envying cronies ct
the gateway. with vain. glorious
and self-Rratulating step, that show
ed, at least, how complacently be
viewed his own exaltation. even II
he did not win as much worship
from the spectators.
Michael Mossbank," he said
with a significant twinkle Of the eye;
I'VE will make dainty work OF II TO-
night our junketlng shall be spok.
en- Of on both sides Of the bay this
many a long year. The quality
themselves do not often see the like,
land the simple folks that have had
the luck to be let ia, will not forget
II, or / am mistaken, till the young
down turns into old bristles. II is
like 70 be o most capersome and |
may say mel0dious merry making.
You had no light ha6d. Michael, In
the ordering OF 1t.
You may make Bible oath to
that" replied the gardener; and
you would never be forsworn. Or.
der IL. / did.--the outdoor work.
the Kitchen work, and the hal. work.
Here was the trimming Of hedges to
make all smooth at the bank side,
end the setting out Of the lawn not
q struggling leaf shall you see upon
IL; then the herbs for the kitchen.
and the flowers for the BALL Faith
IL was handful OF work for week
past. II II bad not been for Mich
eel there would have been but tame
sport tonight. !"
''Oh. but you have q great head.
l0r such mQnstr0ns contriYances.
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CHAPTER xvIL.

CROPPING ir0m tAs LIp1lnool. saIllon o lssl
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10
xa8esnetst8fettett.
Cute.

@eitern bate Maboning gountp
init Oounesiolpn eire Mabl untsr
oem HoIeseisb uno bic aiberalen iieas
ten nit siner Wsbrbeit BON mebr ole
1000 siimmen.
sSn glepslnnc tparb am Montae
ubeno um z ubr elne Snoufrie=Ius.
felluno erDHnet. 283 Girmen baben
iin on berielben betbeilist. Eieielbe
oauert atpei Wohen.
9ln Ontario uno. Dome NDenue
in glepelano ipuroe am Sonnta9 oit
neunidbriae Grances @apriato BON einem
5trabenbabntpa9en iiberfobren nao Dol
ben NuQen bes entiebten Uaters uno
,tpeier @hwenern fat in 5Dei Gtiids
aeihnitten. Ser Batter. 2ouis ga@
priato, BON 10000 Jrant Mpenue.
batte ii1 nit ieinen brei 36Gtern anf.
Aemadht. nm Grant Surag. ben patben
Der tleinen 6raaees. an Der Aoue Npe.
III beluten. 8ater uno 31hter Der=
lieben ben GtrobenbabnUagen Der 0oipe
Mpenue Qegeniiber an Ontario 6trabe
unb fnidten i9 on, Die 8eleiie 3u
freusen. Sn benz Muaenblide fam cine
Gar Der Wooolanb MpeuuesGinie In
|ihneler Gabrt beran3efabren. Der
Batter tparnte bic ibn Dorangebenoen
Rinoer, uno bic beiben dlieren Mdo.
den, Marie umo 3bsreia. iuhten Grans
Ices 3uriidsnbalten. Das Rino aber
| glanbte. IS fei nod 3eit senua. Die
@eleiie su freu3en. uno lief bireft Dor
Die Gar. Weraebens periudte Der Mo-
tormann au BREMEN nno ben SENDER
berabsulaiIen. gs mar 3u ipdt. bic
porpelen Ndber Der Gar ainaen iiber
ben 2eib Der 9leinen. Wlit pieler
Ulhhe tuurbe lie berpor9eholt nno nod
oem GharitpsDo g.braht. sic
that aleih barauf ben lebten gtbsmaua.
Der DeIf6nia 5. 8. Hodefsller
/ lanbte OILS Be3ahluna fiir bic Waner.
reAnung I'M Dilaae gaf Glepeiano. 5,l
welhenl ieine Beiibuna Goreit Dill ae-
bort, uno Die fiN ouf SIS belief. mil
loem Gbed fur SIS nod einen anoeren
fir $76, ,573.l4 Elm. Der Gbed. Der
aus Nelu y)ort fam, mar ausenihein-
! lid IN einen faliaen lmi6laa astom'
men. Der Drtsclert ianote ben aro'
1Beren gbed tpieber Suriid. ginel
Holden Na6l6niaisit baben mir uns
nod nie ihulois aema4t
Sn Golena bat Grau Glisatetl
Sharp, cine IN bet bsiten @tieQiAol
lprDmintnts Dams, SO Sabre olt uni
Gaiiin pon q. g. Sharp. sirsm 9o'
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@i6ti8 fur incorporate
,ereilignMgcn.

Ser Bunoes.G Gteuereinnehmer bon
Naibpllls. Ienn.. bot entihieosn. bob
ole iaeorpo,irten Clubs nno Bereine
fur ben GonIum bon yier, Wein uno
3iqu0ren nibt einnlal cine Uer. 5iaas
tens giasns beraussunebmen brauben.
,penn lie ibre @sitdfie aeiebmaBi9 bes
trelben uno a,uar iolgenoermaBen
Seoes MitaiieD einer iolaen Der.
einiguna taun cine bsliebise Ansabl
Hiaihen Bier bslisllsn uno oielelben i'm
Glblihrant Der 8eienihaft aufitellen
laHen. glue 2arie ,piro ihm ausae-
itellt. auf mslher bic 9ln;abl Der ibm
Aeb0renoen 6laihen III 3nfern perseih-
net III. Yei usberreihuna elmer leoen
6laihe Bier on ben bstrsHsnoen giaeils
ibiimer miro cine 3iffsr ouf oeieu
Garte ausaesmidt uno uenn fein Bier.
Dorratb eridopft III. bot er nidts mehr
su betoulmen, bis er elnsn uelien Vors
rath befellt. Gin ober mebrere Writ.
glieoer clues ineorporirten gInbs ooer
Nereins i6nnen ihr 8do suiammen.
legen uuo fur ben Bstraa 2iqu6re ire
9enb psiher Mrt fommeR lalisn. Die
Damn ebenio mie Dos bier abQegeben
ueroen. N(e oieie 8eiieauH9en olrfen
ourt eiu anosres Witaiieo aelnadt
iperoen, obne init ben Der. Staaten=
@sisben in @onflitt gu aeratben.
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~ Ser Buffalo Demosrat" fraat !:
$50 aeratben mir ihlieBlid bin, ipeun
mir bas aanae Hroblbitlousprinaip anf
bas' aanae menihlihe uno ssiellidait=
LID. Qeben ausoehnen 2" llno antlpor.
tet-: Ser gbeltano miiBte cerboten
rseroen. neil es @hebrsher 9isbi Der
Canbel miiBte nerboten tneroen. neil
ss Betriiaer aiebt /; oas @ilen mhBte
perboten peroen. neil es iSrsner Qiebt,
sos 3eoen mibte perboten tperoen.
neil es 2isner 9iebt Die sparicm.
:eit mibte perboten tueroen, neil ea
@eiahdlfe aiebt ; Die iuriitiihe praris
miiBie perboien tperben. tpeil es ae.
,piI{enloie Abpbtaten ,,nn un9erehts
Ribter aiebt aud idmmtlide airdeu
miibten aeihloHen ioerben. neil es IN
itn.n auf uno unter ben 3an5eln
aana iniame Ssudler 9iebt."
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gem Yblabepbia, ., 9onerstag ben 10. Suni 1909

gpdbreno zines tleinen Rrairnlls. Der
am 6rsitae in Dillies Mine BET Belle
pue itottfano. eriboB 2neerao Salliii
aipei Ieiner 2anosleute, Mihnel gagso
uno Mnoreas yetro uno Dertpunoete
auh nod einen anoeren Wann. Der
gtreit mar iiber 8elo enilfanben, oas
ibm bic Winen.& &ompaanie besablt
bate. Gin 0aufeu tpitheroer Sta=
liener perfolgte 9alliti biz in bic
Ysrae. nit Der Abiidt. ibn su Inn.
den. es gelana ibm aber ID entaie-
ben. Die poIi3ei III ibm aber auf
ben Gerien.
Die 20 Sabre alte reihs Jrau
Martba 5. gambbel BON @reenfislo
9ounibip, bic iduloig befunben mar.
miteeholfen 3u baben. bas oaus bon
Grdulein loa Wotber in Sisnben por
einem Sabre in Branb 3u ieben. unb
bic biermeaen au adt Mondtftl 3udt.
baus berurtbeilt mar. III pnrerit Dor
Der strafe aerettet. Das Rreis9eribt
bon Nortualt bat in elmer Gibun9 bas
urtbeil um9eltoBen uno ben ssaQ sur
Neuuerbanolung an bic untere Sniiani
surufuertpieien.
Yin eirer einiamen 8aulele in Mio.
bletomn tpurbe elm beiabrter Gdirm.
flifer ermoroet aufgefunben. Sein
Sddoel mar einaeihlaQen uno feline
B6rie. bic ungefdbr $12 entbalten ba.
ben ioa. NOR peri6munben. Blutbunoe.
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litifer Ilao 6abritMnten, ihren IL Stnbre
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