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eFss County Commissioners o..

aBuR 8as 9ststs.s--s4@ NF
ii hereby hnnnnBra my candidacy for
tbs olllep pfg County Commissioner sub
iset 20 the decision ,pf the Democratic
nfEpaFai ba4eb 81. i,
fqeata danoan0s5, Ford tireenweIl as
aocnsdiIate for County Commissioners
Subject 10 Itha Democratic primaries.
Megsrs. Editor pleaee ANNOUNCE III.
MI. ff.s Yates al a candidate for County
cdingEliAsdbAer, subject 10 the Democratic
6slIiaries. deislN tN FRiExDs
mr. Editor lease ann ounce kobt A.
CLARKE. as, d gIiifaIlj e candidate Tor Eonn-
IA C0mFl ission. subject To the DetnocfA-
til, bfffdaries and cay he viii be warm
lysilnror6ed By tile Democrats Of the
Sixth elastl6n district 'p 3t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08

pIease announce Js2rEveE ALVEY ~
q fuitabla candidate for Sheriff !. snbiees
20 Democratic pfimRfiN and aag be NJ ~
be warmly supported bys HE hANx
FREsps. x1i, ..1a ts.Masa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08

tt.f9 II Il. ~ e. If4 4Hftt I'IRt p 1t1
respectfully onnpunee my fandldacK Tor
Hnrer aud earnestly aoiielt the apnpQEt 81 my
fellow Democrats 1890 4 S...f. ..s.ssf Il Il
June 2&+4tfp. .0N ghgS Hsn lf &
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RlR HOUSE, OF DELE0ATEs.

I HUA 5f3HfHIflF ~ fII|III" n e
.Messris sliteglg beg to announce
that 1t the earnest solicitation 81 voters
thfonghopk the conntry. Mr.. Georgr =.
Bidder blss tbliaented t6 tDle use 81 bis
ntlslld * & ciind|dale fof the nomination
TN ii di48ea liz Flf4e9ates, subject TO the
reguFeapNf atlse Democratic primaries
aliAAfuil % Mr. Ilaekierie character and
taba;it II sui hiawall known loyalty and
sYmpakhy WiththhinteFest0 ~ thepepple. 1
have no lgesitAn III declaring that II his
candidnrx IL apprnyed BY The majority
~ fIle sleril fits IL The county, backed
aGy HI az Fessive and united pnrfy.
q Bert 2ssh l,e i question as 70 the ulti-
rhig8 result 2iaH zliaN worm.
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For sherIm

Pleaee ANNOUNCE i. FRANZ lIihilsl h
Al 4 candidate Tor the sherilIsisS and
soy that be Will ~ warmly supported
by 81, IMac's DieriucF:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08

4 FIW 949 NI lT--FTf-- F14lIl3M 8H4W HlE
Thereby aunoupce mEReli . CHndldaEe
for tie House pf Delegates. Hpbiectto the
decision IL the Democrats at fhe coming
primary and earnestly solicit the support
81 my friend6 and the Democrats Of st.
Mary'a County 1000 81 s
Respectfully yna6 sei Nass,isH
July s004-td 0EonR, GAaskR5
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08

4 respectfully cAnh6unc6 myself a. =
candidate. Tor sheriff snbIe;t 10 the
Democratic primaries and solicit tho.
support Of my fellow Dem ocrRtenetn 81
S ~ gEoRgE Ell HnRIseRT + /.
JAY. 1-tdps usdj IS aelas a8a f
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08
Pol sIonntH Treasufof.

9aiUases4 sEditofss I'Ieaee announces
Malter Isa AaaFeey asia BhitabIe eandi.
|dhtedof asaasnreri and enF that he will
r0GeiFe abg support "a the Sixth District
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08

Herewith anna6nca "a ysolf a. haiszaiaaa
Tor the position 81 STATS atuatpg % Ferfessat
iho Cpanty "a That capacity g ms I&slelAt
tsife 81 Maryland and RESPECTFULLY al no
's' LUREF. AATTnRws ef
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Fof sherlH.

Please sihn5fince Al 4. Joseph i Davis, Of
ChafIjtte Hail. a. aeAndidnte Tor Sheriff.
heijenlocsat primaries and
fsiEythakibe wiIhthe warmly supported
by4Ah, 9th and TN District
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08
Fotas henM.

I respectfully anb6unce my candidacy
Tor the Democratic nomination for SheF4
10 and solicit the suppoft u rhy hll0w
citizens 8s. tkse HH hai
NJ # M ~. RAhu0n, IN
am 81 lnigos. Nj
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08

WIlN NJ NK8I3H -7TTIFfIIN NV 73IFI77
hhsrespaebfuljy announce myself ~ o
candidate kor Sheriff. subject to the
Demoeratlc pgiInnriee, and solicit the aid
fyg7,sus@ JONI Il. ifiD4oE,
sJdiy loe Great Mills, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08
For Coz nl,ty 1cIerk.

Editor IL A. 0fMAfyM Bsneoa,1f faaaB M.
giaanca through your wtwt hF palsgF tho
slnsra ~ JOn, II. DhuJtt ~ abe I'D ilsssfiet
M 4 ean6sdate fon tiffk ~ uireuat Eosss Atid'
aAv ii no wali consult III 10 a candidate ho
wiI receive the earnest support Of M upuH~
ucrat8 drought out thu county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08


neaf7ay and Wednesday, July
-nnd b2 oh and "a Dyson
" Sanaiihats5n lor e3l6fsd Applicants
M llg hela 3b Sed fleAdAy July y 1et.y
call lI9n As8lord6rsF q1isi
.n1lld aaia6AtSs WI JOf At# II
hnA aai Epunfy Superintendent.
gs4Asss ..s4
sd7RhsEas0 f50LARsHIPs auf
.teaa ads 484e40 3od tera14f ~
CduuetitiNebxeminati viii be held
the4RNhilN school, Le9pardtQwn on
ssked,gee IhIy 2f.l9o9.
|rltlid follow iu8 aqllplarships; i
l1akrhd Senaiorial Scholarship ID St.
bh's Colime, Ailnapolish Nd. granting
"a hh9rd aaada tpitionq Byethe proyaE
bnsI 81. ;Aae Act nj the General Assembly
bplienfts Tor this FchDlarship nre re.
L Nm ~ nrdduee before the ,B0Hrd III
\ I'M ID III sdnerA "a islact0ry eyid.
! III III ffibif ID + Elfiit or the inability 81
eiE feil Is ~ seif ~ anB TO pay tfe re-
Iilar College chnrges
IaigFufnf2) taition scholarships IN the
tate Neninal school baltimore, Nd.
pen 3f9giFls npt under 4 p years oi age
bys, tinndeg e years, ssl aisss
Examipation az begin at 2 A, n,
abeuife1 ~ oitlIer
.Viigodadg lE6 NJ. go9, 4 q
eeods q M County Superintendent
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olsalihdprices wila 20 very high
horn iwa Jgomlitime tn bny the Crimson
9IakAr Seideypsl require before tnrther
adyAHrh III lggn want tho beat eeed,
,Aeed that II Gu can depended upon, insist
dn hlyjng Buigiano's God" Brand
ttfmkjii rihyef IfyDur local merchant
d6ek itid I self III io'h Seeds, drop ns i
b6sttiage WeswiIl tel yOa where 70 get
tlletnin Tlfis ls1nperta AZ B0lglanD's
Seed gro n8insm 95dD 100 par cent.
W0a Isaed an Cow Peee, Alfalfa, Rel
Cl4geF, npllHg Clever, Timothy and oil
bthge 5raEa Seed Eield n Garden Seeds,
La le seed R1tafos and Binder TwIne,
w flre the fars{est Acknowledgement the
ktAfg fip Iliiek STARTER, thick Food.
P8hltty Food md Pigeon Food BoIo.
kiHHa sasS9uhTe Deal" Brand
7 shniN8saa80 haEIAN NO a. BON,
nJliAlfimura liFaatesf Seed Hnlse,
1 TalHh4sfd II baltimore, Nd,
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I, ~, ss.l 2 81. ..s. F.or kesFisf,

44dAsk aiiishsfsAb 43;i hiel Stevens Sis d nAnnis
dataf0f the sheflflaify subject 10 khe action
os tPe - nl0cEatI fpf lf.iary X. ..s..t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08

LOWER THAN
EVER
Men s everyday pants for As cents;
9verall<. double knee for AZ cents:
Neiif $ Sd aday p4nts ffodh zoe 81 $4l
,air. good Vnolou good s
Mems n01sl wflolen suit for $3 20
really #5,rtlI s.. 5lls i HY1a fH.
fhe latest 81 Il VI ~ q " stfi1yss g..
ssk worsted. up 10 date for ~ 10 ;
|s2l) made fn-order suit for $ll 80
|chfld F8si' i i tn ~ a.s HI " as soc niAllits
liz 6dEIs q Cray a 6f blue Serge
or $5 % really worth sss'' 4. ''''s' IL \
Child s pants IS low as 3 css Q pair
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08

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ila0A60 dh a ssnpsb fAapbatlEes parbya
N VIZ can line 10 united partg bgs
hind our Demo ratip tlekek We will
win d victory al along the line,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08

The ANNUAL examination OF applicants
Il fHsdh zrsE Dertiiicafes win be held in
Re pnblie school, L.eonardtown, on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-21
TAKOMA PARK PIONEER.
Funeral Services Held Over Remain,
Of Norman Brainard.

Funeral services were held this after
noon at o'clock over the remains OF
Norman Brainard. who died yesterday
morning at his residence, in the Brainard
apartments, Oak avenue, Takoma Park.
Rev. Samuel II. Greene, pastor of Cal
vary Baptist Church and Rev. Thomas
c. Clark, D. D., pastor of Takoma Pres.
byterian Church OBLIGATED. The services
were private. At the conclusion of the
services the remains were conveyed to
the Union station to be shipped to Adams
N. Y. for interment.
Mr.. Brainard was one of the pioneer
residents Of Takoma Park. He was born
six miles north of WATERFOWL. N. Y.
seventy-six years ago. At the age of
three he removed with his parents to
Adams, N. Y. Twenty-Five years ago
today he was married at Haverhill, Mass.
and twenty-five years ago next month
he arrived at Takoma Park, where he
has since resided. He was engaged dur
ing his residence in Takoma Park in the
real estate business of a private char
acter. About year ago he erected the
handsome Brainard apartments on Oak
avenue. About seven years ago he re-
ceived a stroke Of appoplexy and a Sec
ond one about two years ago. He was
taken i'll about three weeks ago and con-
fined to his bed. He was never In very
robust health, but had been much i'm
proved during the past summer.
He was an active attendant at the
Calvary Baptist Church and had always
been interested in the welfare of the
park On several occasions he was one OF
the judges of elections, when new may
ors and councilmen were voted for. He
is survived by his widow. daughter
three grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-21
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair, Continued Cold Tonight, Wed.
nesday and Probably Thursday.

For the District Of Columbia. fair. con-
tinued cold tonight and Wednesday and
probably Thursday; minimum temperature
tonight about Is degrees: light westerly
winds.
Low temperatures continue generally,
except in southern Florida and North
Dakota. with freezing temperature to the
Gulf Of Mexico.
Light SHOWS continued over the north
ern tier of states from the Rocky noun
tains to the st. Lawrence valley, and
there were also SHOWS in the central
Rocky mountain region, and rains and
SHOWS over the middle and southern dis
tricts west of the mountains.
Cold weather will continue for the next
two or three days over the eastern halt
of the country. with generally clear skies.
except from the lake region eastward,
where local SHOWS will continue. Tenn
peratures will again be below freezing to-
night on the east gulf coast and in north
ern Florida, and heavy frost ia probable
In the interior Of central Florida almost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-21
Births Reported.

The following births were reported I.
the health Office during the last twenty
four hours:
Antonio and Rosina Bonanza. Deem
Der Is, 1903, girl
Charles r. and Alice F. Goldsborough
December IA, 1909, boy
William A. and Carrie V. Clark. De-
cernber II. 1909, boy.
Carmelo and Annita Zanara, December
10. 1909, girl.
Joseph and Henrietta Street, December
1S. 1909. girl.
Birnette v. and Anna I. Walz. Decem.
Der 10. 1909. boy.
Christian C. and Margaret H. Forney
December 10. 1900. boy.
Charles and Elizabeth Garretson, De-
cember IS. 1909. girl.
Harry A. and Mary E. Davis. December
16., 1909. girl.
E; H; and Emma V. Allen. December
Simon and Ida S. Sherman. December
13, 1909, boy.
Claude K and Virginia NJ Bitenbender
December II. 1909 boy.
Harry and aKte Randall. December II.
1909, boy
Abraham NJ. and Annie Z. Frechie, De-
cember II, 1909. girl.
James A. and Della Garvey. December
IL. 1909, boy.
James NJ. and sdary E: Embrey. De-
James r. and Mary E. Lyons. Decem-
Der Is. 1909. boy.
C. P and Sarah E. Hancock Decem-
Der 8. 1903. girl.
Norman L. and Maud B. Ingalls,, De-
cember IL, 1909. boy.
Edward A. and Annie NJ. Harris, De-
cember 10. 1909, boy.
James e. and Eileen A. Cowhig. De-
cember IL. 1909, girl.
Thomas c. and Florence r. Bradley.
December IS. 1909. girl.
Howard II. and Kathryn y. Dalzell.
December Is. 1909, girl
Benjamin T. and Rena j. Trexler. De-
cember IL. 1909. boy.
George c. and Laura ]. Barnes, De-
cember II. 1909, boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-21
Lyceum.

Teddy Burns and Virginia Ware are
entertainers-in-chief in show called
Morning, Noon and Night" which began
a weeks engagement at the New Lyceum
yesterday. Mr.. Burns and Miss Ware
who are well and favorably known here
were warmly greeted last evening Act
two contains three good sketches. I,
opens with THE Minstrel r'our," Henry
Ling, Edward De Forest, Sam Winroe
and Fred De Forest, who render several
vocal selections to the taste of the audi.
ence and introduce some up-to-date Jokes
A vaudeville rehearsal furnishes lots OF
fun. In this act Sid Braham, as German
Herman. the leader, plays his part well
New Year At the Club" which made q
hit on the last visit of this company, is
again being carried this season. The per.
Torrance closes with a scene at the
Egyptian Palace. Coney Island, in which
Walter Johnson. assisted by the chorus
has a song hit, 1.-THE Drummer in the
Band" He is very skillful in manipulate
ing the baton. The shdN is bright from
start to finish with catchy songs and hu.
morous incidents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-21
THE COURT RECORD.
United States Supreme Court.

Proceedings after The Star went to
press yesterday:
error. agt. the state of Georgia; motion
for leave to proceed in forIna pauperis
submitted by Mr.. j. H Blount In behalf
Of counsel for the plaintiff In error.
No., TOO Charles E. Davis, petitioner,
agt. the United States: petition for writ
Of certiorari to the United States circuit
court of appeals for the fifth circuit sub
mitted by Mr.. F. L. Siddons In behalf Of
ham for the petitioner. and by Mr.. So
licitor General Bowers for the respondent
No. III Peale. Peacock & Kerr of
New York. petitioner, agt. John NJ. Ora
ham; petition for a writ of certiorari to
the United States circuit. court OF appeals
for the first circuit submitted by Mr..
Ezra r. Thayer for the petitioner. and
by Mr.. Robert M. Morse and Mr.. Will
liam NJ. Richardson for the respondent.
No; 7oa G: I. Van Slice, petitioner. ast.
writ OF certiorari to the United States
circuit court of appeals for the eighth
circuit submitted by Mr.. Samuel Herrick
in behalf Of Mr.. Edwin HI. Park for the
petitioner and by Mr.. Charles ]. Hughes
jr., and Mr.. Charles Lavender for the
respondent
No. .227. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company, plaintiff In error, agt. w. c.
the state Of South Carolina; dismissed
with costs, on motion of Mr.. Frederick
D. McKenney Of counsel for the plaintiff
in error.
No. 25 Robert M. Snyder, jr., ct al.
executors. ETC., ct al. plaintiffs in error,
agt j. Rosenbaum; mandate stayed for
thirty days, on motion Of Mr.. A. b.
Browne in behalf Of counsel for the plain
tiffs in error.
No. 449. John Wynne. plaintiff in error.
agt. the United States: reassigned for ar
gument Monday. February q, 1910. after
the ALREADY a C1iUnod fhof d0v
on motion OF Mr.. A. B. Browne in be-
half Of counsel for the plaintiff in error.
No. 698. Abraham Accord ct al, petit
tfoners, agt. Western Pocahontas corpora
ton; petition for writ of certiorari to
the United States circuit court of ap-
peals for the fourth circuit, submitted
by Mr.. A. B. Browne in behalf of Mr.
Arthur English for the petitioners, and
by Mr.. ]. Lewis Bumgardner for the re-
spondent.
agt. the First National Bank Of Hagers-
town ct al; motion to advance submitted
by Mr.. Blair Lee for the appellant
No. 325. A. II. Huston. Judge. ETC., ct
al. plaintiffs in error. agt. the state Of
Oklahoma, ex rel. c. N. Haskell. gov
Mr.. A. c. Cruce for the defendant in
error. in support of the motion, and by
Mr.. Charles West and Mr.. E. G. Spilman
for the plaintiffs in error. in opposition
thereto.
No. 900. Perth Amboy Dry Dock Com
pany, appellant. agt. Monmouth Steam
boat Company; submitted by Mr.. James
D. Dewell; jr., and Mr.. Avery Fayette
Cushman for the appellant, and by Mr..
Charles r. Snyder for the appellee.
No. 456. The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company, appellant, AFT. interstate
commerce commission; argument conclud-
ed by Mr.. John G. Johnson for the ap-
pellant.
Adjourned until Monday, January 8,
1910, at II o'clock.
The day calk for Monday, January 3,
1910. will be as follows: Nos. 466. 80. 316
(and 31O. 1888 tand 36O. 3S5, 81, g. 90, 20
and II.
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Columbia.

Joe Weber's Trayesty Company in 1.-THE
Merry Widow and the Devil did not es-
tablish itself at the Columbia Theater
last night as an improvement on the
original production. A number of changes
have been made in cast and in musical
selections and it may be that the preju-
dice Of first impression is more or less
of handicap. The original merry Wild
ow'' strains contribute an element that is
reliably tuneful and catchy. In bring
ing the production up to date much ma
terial that previously found favor has
necessarily been sacrificed. In the main.
however. the travesty keeps to the SUBJ
tects mentioned in the title. the chief de-
parture being an allusion to 1.-THE Witch
ing Hour Charles Slime, as the Devil
in the suise of De Jollidog. a wine agent,
was effective. in his appreciation Of the
travesty idea of the performance. Sam
Collins. as Heinrich Disch. the part
played by Weber in the original produc-
ton, was fully equal to his task His
rich dialect and his comedy were welcome
bits. Fonia, the Merry Widow, Is played
by Mari Ellsworth. Oscar Ragland, as
the Farsovian ambassador. won hearty
applause in his songs You Never Know"
and 1.-THE Man That's Came
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Academy.

Snappy situations. augmented by new
music and new faces. are the features of
this seasons presentation Of Buster
Brown" asGiven last night at the New
Academy. There are several additions to
the comedy and several eliminations The
company is a capable one and the pony
ballet is oae OF the best that ever gall
loped, trOtted or paced across the boards
of this playhouse. Master Rice filled the
role OF Buster precocious twentieth
century youngster. and contributed in
large measure 10 the moving pictures of
merriment that were given throughout
the evening. He was capably supported
Us Leila Cautna, as Mary Jane" his
pal. and Tommy Cotton as "Tige," his
dog. The hit of the performance was
made by the song and chorus. The Bill
lken Man,. for which there were 6vo
hearty encores. Another new musical
number thar met with popular favor was
My Little Kangaroo" Still another
popular number was the chorus by the
Light of the Silvery Moon The show
as q whole was crisply entertaining.