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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-01
SHIPPING NEWS or COAST
items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

ASTORIA, April 30.--Steamer f. s. Loop left
today for San Francisco with cargo of lumber
steamer Riverside left this morning for San
Francisco with freight for New York that will
be forwarded by way of the Mexican route.
Steamer Cascade cleared ar. the custom
house today for San Francisco with a2cargo of
525, 900 feet Of railway ties, loaded at St.
Helens.
Steam. schooner Cascade, with cargo Of Ium-
Der for San Francisco, went TO this morn
ing.
/ Steam sehooners Clsrem6nt and Hornet left
this morning for Grays Harbor TO load lumber
for San Francisco They arrived in the river a
couple of days ago with full eargoes of general
merchandise from the bay city,
Steamer George w. Elder left this morning
for Eureka and San francisco, with freight and
PORTLAND, April so.-with cargo which
will pay the government between x55, 900 and
$40, zoe in duties. the steamship A1esia entered
at the local custom house yesterday. The largest
Item on the mi manifest was gunnies, Of which n
there as Fsre 2 80 ba "a toe duty on which viii
The Alesia is on her last vorsge TO Port
land in the service OF the Portland and Asiatie
TO Hongkong and win then enter the service of
the Hamburg American compsny. her owners
A Norwegian steamer win succeed the Alesa on
the oriental run ont OF Portland.
With passengers and freight for San Francisco
the steamship Senator will SAIL tomorrow at Q
The steamship Sue H. Elmore arrived yester
day from Tfllamook with freight and passen
gers.
TACOMA. April s0-British steamer Gymeric
arrived today from Kobe, via. Victoria. to load
here for the orient.
Steamer Admiral Sampson carried a party Of
excursionists from Tacoma This morning to
Bremerton and return. The vessel shifted TO
Seattle tonight.
Honolulu with a cargo Of lumber.
British steamer Bessie Dollar shifted to Mu-
kilteo this morning.
Steamer Portland arrived for: coal.
United States cable ship Burnside also came
to port from down the sound for coal
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~Ayersge snow on ground 124 inches.
The following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures are reported from eastern stations for
previous day: Chicago. .54-42; New York, 4-3s;
Omaha; 1854
SYNOPSIS
The eastern storm is moving toward the At
lantic coast and has Sbeen followed By an area
OF high pressure and cooler weather from the
Mississippi to the Rocky mountains. On the
Pacific slope the weather continues pleasant and
moderately warm. Light north or northeast
winds prevail the coast OF California and
light north winds in the great valley. Afternoon
temperatures in the last named district above
so degrees and may reach 30 Saturday. The rel
alive humidity at Red Blum 33 per cent, at
Fresno 80 per cent and at San Francisco 45 per
cent:
Forecast for the 30 hours ending at midnight,
May l., 1909:
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Saturday:
warm in the morning. cooler at night; light
northeast winds, changing TO fresh west.
Santa Clara vailey-Fair Saturday; continued
warm; light north wind
4 sacramento yslley-Fair Saturday; continued
warm; light north wind.
San Joaquin vailey-Fair Saturday: continued
warm; light north wind
Los Angeles and vicinfty-Fair Saturday
continued warm; light north wind, changing to
southwest
A. c. McADTE, District Forecaster
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Navy Orders

WASHINGTON. April 2e.-Navy or
ders. Ensign r. NJ Farewell to Calf
fornia; Midshipman F. T. Stevenson de-
tached California to duty Yicksburg.
Cable from commander third squad
ron Pacific feet:
Ensign w. c. /. Stiles detached
Charleston TO Samar: Ensign J. B.
Rhodes detached Wilmington to Cleve-
land: Ensign G. w Kenyon detached
c1evelsnd TO Wilmington; Bidshipman
Z. W. Tod detached Sanlar 10 Charles
ton. Passed Assistant Surgeon W b
Smith detached Helena 70 Denver;
Passed Assistant Surgeon p T. Dessez
detached Denver to Helena.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Friday. April 30
us stmr sequoia. Bowman, from cruise
Stmr GuaIala, Martnsen, IL hours from Fish
,stmr HauaIei, Mcfarland. 40 hours from San
stmr Curacao PsuIsen. from Guaymas, via
Ensenada.
Stmr Alcatrsz, Elleson, Gl hours from San
stmr Queen Thomas. 81 hours from victoria,
stmr Coos Bay. Nieolson. 20 hours from San
Pedro and way ports.
stmr Governor, Jepsen. SO hours from San
sfmr Carlos, Donaldson, ~ hours from San
Pedro.
stmr Samoa Madsen. IA hours from Little
river bound south: put in for passengers
stmr Harold Dollar. johnson, SO hours from
'a stnar Brooklyn. HenrIckson. s. hours from
Ssnir Charles Nelson. Hansen. 81 hours from
Barge 5. Kirkwood. days. from Port San
Luis in tow rug Sea Rover.
Schr DauntIcss, Jensen days from Grays
Harbcr.
Fridzv. April 50.
Mendocino; Albion lumber company.
stmr watson, Griffin, seattle Alaska Pacific
s's stmr Rose ets' Mason Por,l.sd: San Fran
cisco and Portland steamship comnany
stmr South Bay. Halvorsen. Fprtisnd; E. J.
Dodge company
Friday. April 30.
Stmr South Bay. HalvorEen. Portland
Sinlr George LOOMS, Mcclellan. Redondo
Stmr Alcatrsz. Eliesen, Greenwood
stmr Melville Dollar. rcsen, Mazstlsn via
Mendocino.
stmr Northland Erickson, Astoria
stmr Johsn Ponsou Astofis ana Portland.
> stinr Shoshone. Aspund, Columbia river
stmr Helene. ANDERSEN. Grays HsrboF
Stmr Harald Dollar. TnhnTaa, Grars Hsrl,or
Stnr westerlcr. Kelly. Crews Harbcr
sfmr Watson Griffith, Seattle
Schr coqrile Mattspn. SIasiaw river
sehr San Busna ventaT9 Wirscnuleit. Co
Power schr Newark Wayiand. Byxbee land
ing.
Fer stfnr Charles Nelson k-April 20 miles
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Hides-Culls and brands sell about zd1c IN
Ger quotations. Heavy sailed steers 12Il21zc;
medium 11sdliszc; light Toe; cowhides. Ice for
AesFy- 81 q Toe for light. stays, &c; ssited KIP.
lu8llc; sslted veal. 15c. sslted calf. l551 9l6c;
drs hides. leG 1Sigc; dry kip. 16G17c; dry calf,
- 023c; dry stays, l2c; sheepskinS. shearlnRs,
- q SOC each: short wool. 50d50c each; medium,
s5cGSi each; long wool, SlGL95; lambs. 254
T6cs horsehides. salt. S2-25@2.JO for large AID
$l.15d2 for medium. T5cdS I.25 for small and
"a soc FOR colts: borsehides, dry. S2H2.x5 for
large and SL25d2 FOR medium, 50c9Sl for small
=5o6sl: large hair gcsts. S5640c; medium, 209
use: small, 5dl5c
Tsllow-No. / rendered, 45k65Le; No ., 3@
&c: grease. pose
Wool-New San Joaquin. years staple, ia
15cs do 20 s months, i0Ml5c: new southern
coast "a lie. Fall clip-Mountain free, ~ q
Joe; DO defective. sac: Nevada. 137l7e per 10.
Heps-Prices to growers sre from &c TO &c per
%. with 9Qllc for contracts.
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S0TTH OMAHA April 3o.-Csttle Receipts
3ia Markef strong. Western steers s.. 500.
, -. Texas steers SEQ 80: COWS and heifers
=. s51l4S s.. Gamers. S2M3.50: Sfoekers and
fordefs. SOLE; calves. $50 az. 80; bulls and
sfags S3s152s.
s3ecs- Receipts fe-.;f0 Market > n Joe lever
fIeavy. 81 i0fg -: mixed. ssa0H7. light
G.7saI7. 10: pigs s. G6.25. bulk Of sales. 81 s.
nT.l0.
sheep Receipts. . 700 Market zoe higher.
Ycarlinrs. SG.50n-.T5: wethers S5so6s 50:
ewes s. 5oN6.50. lambs S7-J06s 80.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. April 0--Caftie-Receipfs
.0fA- Marker STEADY. Native steers. s5d6.75:
nafire cows aud heifers. 50. - d6.20: sfockers
and feeders. S:,.73M5.75: bulls. IS 4O175 %.
saIros So. ia so: western steers 81 sO6a -
western CONS S3.50a5.50
7ozSZ Receipts. SO00 Market steadr 10 Sc
lower Bulk Of sales. So S0d y .20: hesrv s.. f0el
-. rarkers and Butchers SO s0G7. %: light
So s0e5 : o.: pics. S5.50d6.5o
sheep Receipts. 5000. Market steady Nut
tons 81 25de 90. lambs. $650ns.3n: uethers
and rcarlings. 81. so@7.50. ewes. S3.50Ge.
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LOUIS KAISER IS
EAGER TO LEAVE
Uncle Sans Representative Is
Tired of Living in South
ern Republic

He Pacific Coast
steamship C o m
pany's Curacao, Cap
tain Paulson. arrived
here late yesterday
afternoon from Mex
lean ports with a
cargo which in
cluded bricks of
gold and silver, to-
lnatoes. live turtles,
bark, hardwood and
ore. The steamer
brought 90 passen-
gers, of whom sew
eral were not al.
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New York Metal Market

NFw YORK. April 30.-The. London tin mar
Rcf raxslo1eY today with spot qnoted a. f13I IS
and futures ~ f132 IS Cd. Locally the market
Was weak with spot qnoted at 5000 29.I5c
Copfer was higher IN London. with spot quoted
~ 81 - Sd and futures 81 Els IS 81. The
local market was dull and unchanged with lake
nuoied at IL So n BE: eleerrolyfic 1900
12e2l5c: esstinr ie 275s ~ Zoe
Trad declined Is 81 "a ff3 = IL London. The
jrrsi market was quiet and unchanged Al 200
25c
Speifsr advanced p 81 70 E21 I5s IN fhc Lon
6on market. but remained quiet AZ 5.02lt a
.07isc locally.
The English iron market lower. with
Clcrelsnd warrants quoted az As I'D. Tho local
rn.i1cef showed further improvement, Wit. No I
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!. 5. Branch HydrogrnphIe ono.

A branch of the United States photographic
office, located at the Merchants Exchange, IS
maintained in San Francisco for the beneAt Of
mariners without regard TO nationality and free
of expense. Nsylgators are cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions OF the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights. dangers to navigation and mat
tiers Of interest 20 ocean commerce.,
j. G. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. T. =. N, in charge
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Army 7Iransports
The Logan sailed April ID from Manila.
The Crook is in port.
The Buford is in port.
The Sherman is In port.
The Warren Is at Manila
The Fitzpatrick is at Manila %
The Sheridan is in port and will sail for Ma
Mia May 3.
The Thomas sailed April La from Honolulu
for Manila.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-01

Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosin
& SAVANNAH. Ga. April s0.-Turpentine-
Firm. S5&c; sales. 42s; receipts. 555; ship
ments. ,2iS
RosIn-Firm sales. 2,I44: receipts, / $40;
shipments. . 297: stock. lG1,01o.
Quote: b. $3.S2M as IS: ID. s347ls; E, Sc. IS
&S.eI =; F ss.s5s Q, $3.50: 81. As5; !, s4:25;
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Compagnie Generate Transatlantique
DIRECT LINE 40 HAvRE-PARIs

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARls
sailing every Thursday. instead OF saturday
NJ if, a. m. from pier ~. North river, foot Of
F,rst class TO Hayre, $77.J0 and upward; see
ond class to Hayre, $50 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
Ana re- State ST.. New York j. +. FUGAzI
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery ST.. San
Frsncisco Tickets sold By sII railroad ticket
agents.
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COTTON FUTURES
81. Louis Wool Marked
Eastern Livextock Markets

ST IOr-IS April 3O.-Market firm Terri
tory and western mediums. 2oN2 4c: fine medium
isd22c@ 6ne. Pals
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Fix Value Of Acapulco and Cargo.

The report Of United States Commits
'sioner Francis krull on the valuation
of the steamer Acapulco. belonging to
the Pacific Mail steamship company,
and which sunk in the bay while he
ing loaded August %, 1907 was filed
yesterday in the United States district
court. The report places the valuation
of the vessel while at the bottom of
the bay at s27,024.s0. The freight
aboard the vessel when she went down
is valued by the commissioner at
s6.S05.21. The testimony was taken for
determining the. Limitation of liability,
as several suits Were filed against the
company.
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foundry netthern quoted S1sQ16.5o; No: ..
15.75t3 ID. 25: No. ! southern and No. 1 southern
soft, s1575G16.23.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-01

wellesley Park Redwood City has
the finest soil and elevation in Red
wood City.
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Weather Report

United States department. ot agriculture
Weather bureau San Francisco, April 80, 1909
E4INrAtI. IfA'Ys
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:. SOS ANGELES. April 30-There was little
demand Tor potatoes and beans today the
produce exchange the high prices being con
ssdered almost prOhIbitive.s Butter eggs 'snd
cheese continued hrm.
Produce receipts-Eggs. $50 cases; butter, 81.
- pounds; cheese K, 167 pounds; potatoes
lao sacks. onions. 699 sacks; beans 10 sacks
Eggs-Extrs. selected, 2se; local ranch, can
al I'D. 26c; csse count. 24c
Butter-Cres mery. extra. 50c per ? h. roll:
creamery, first s7lzc; cooking butter. 2Oc per
pound.
Cheese Northern. 17lsc; anchor. 1Sc;. hand.
poo; eastern singles. zee; twins. zoe; cbeddars.
lie; longhorn. PIC; daisy, 2o92lc; swiss. i'm
PORTED 2Su50c: swiss domestic. 1Sc. brick
cream. 20d21c; iimburger, 2O@21c; TulsTe. lac.
Beans tper -ctlb-Pink. No l. S3-65 as. 20;
lima. No. ], sz-75; Lady Washington, No ].
$40: small white, No. 1, S6M6.25: blackere,
Sings; Gsrvanzs. $3.50; Ientils. S7ds; bayou,
$50
Potatoes fper ctl4--H ighlsnds. s.. 50: Oregon.
s. %; coast Lompoe. 2.75; Idaho, S2.25; oregon,
early rose $3.50; white rose. 1925: sweet Pota-
toes yellow. local. Si.50G5-s5; white so 8
box choice yellow. S1.25GL5o.
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Nem Work Produce

NEW YORK, April So.-Heps-DuH.
iides-Firu.
Nooi-Stesdv.
fetroieau1-S s. cadr.
Spzar-iiaw. quiet: fair refining. 3.;9c; cen
1rifugsl. .96 test, sc; nlolssses sugar. 5.l4e
Rrfned. steady.
Cohee-Fiitnres closed steady. net unchanged
10 points lower. Sales reported OF
10000 bags. including: May. 6e5d csc; July
s 50ef $40: September. 6.05c: December, 5.s5c
March. 5.eoe. spot-QHiet; No. Z Rio. ske
santos No. 1. SIS 09c. Md-Dull; CordoEa, go
n lSc.
Butter Strong: creamery specials. 27ls G2sc
Thirds 20 frSts. y a 26c.
eheese--Essier: unchanged.
Egcs-Srronger. Western storage packed 22ts
23c.
DRIED FRUITS
Evsporafed Apples-U nchanged. Fancy quoted
~ sl4Gsi1c: choice IMTssc: prime. e@siacs
common 70 fair. 566c
Prunes Irregular. 80 ale for new crop Calf
foiula fruit ana 6iz@sc for oregon 4O50s TO
20 os
tprieots-Active. Choice. l0a1O5zey extra
-cnoice. 1ois 0I0@sc: fancy. llal3c.
tesches-l nchsnged. Choice. 6d65zc; extra
choice. - G02<c; fancy, 7ISisc.
Raisins--ouiet; loose Inaseafeis S5s @6sse:
choice TO fancy seeded. ~ acc; seedless. 3st a
5iac- London LAYERS. Sl.2ofd 80
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-01

An Indictment was returned yester-
day against Franz Mills a member of
the crew of the German tramp steamer
Sakkarah charged with smuggling. by
caught bringing 4s1 cigars OF the
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Yankee Consul at Mazatlan Waiting for Relief
Indicted for Smuggling.

due here early Monday morning from
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
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Per stmr Harold Dollar-April 2s. on Port
San Luis. passed stmr BROOKLYN. from Redondo
beach for San Francisco; had strong northwest
gale all the way up.
LONDON. April 29-Fr stnr Corse. from San
Francisco Feb 4 for Havre. is reported on
African coast going at reduced speed with pro
peller damaged.
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HYDRoeRApH1c OFFICE

Depth at mean low water. entrance to h.reor
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08
ron THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES

TO comply with the wishes OF numer-
ous citizens. have decided TO enter the
democratic primaries as a candidate for
the office OF Representative TO the House
Of Delegates. All my life an ardent sup
porter 81 democratic principles. am al
waya ready to serve the people.
donot seek your support for my per-
sonal profit consequently have agreed
that the greatest part OF the emoluments
attached to the office seek shall be
used for d useful public purpose In st.
Mays county We're you TO entrust me
with your confidence and votes, pledge
myself to support the democratic plat
form, nse my best endeawors towards
the Improvement and completion of our
railroad and other means OF commune
cation, also towards securing better
prices for our produce. | further pledge
myself TO fight monopolies, iniustices
and everything contrary to the public
veal. Hoping that may have the hon
Or to serve y0us am, yours obediently,
Ii. DuBols.
Chairman Mechan syille Democrats Club.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08


The Republican Co@nty Convsn.
tion was held Id Leonardtown, Tues
day, July 9, and was called 10 order
by Il. b. Abel, chairman OF the
County Central Committee. AL
though there we're o number of col
ored delegates they we're not as
much In evidence as In years gone
BY.
The Convention organized by
selecting Capt. VIM. r. Chesley for
chairman and Il. B. Abell for secre-
tAry.
Delegates were elected TO the State
Convention as follows,--C has. Abel,
W.. #. Chesley, Raymond Burch,
and the alternates Lewis Freder-
Ick, Jas. Bucklor, Dallam Parsons.
Delegates 10 the Judicial Oonven-
tion wores--u. Il. Mcclure, w. III.
Hall, j. E. Ford, Il. r. Springer,
r. i. Cotton, and Alex. Tennison,
with D half vote each.
The next Ia order was the nonnina-
tion OF she County ticket. Some old
runners and q few Of the colts dis.
played considerable restlestness
before the start and IL required q
good deal OF handling before they
could be Quleted. Finally, however.
the gong sounded and the Senate
cup was won by Washington Wilkin-
son, who dislanced William n. Ches-
ley7A 10 IL.
Tor Clerk there was but one en-.
try and e. B. Abel won without q
contest.
4. Johnson Cotton had o walk ov or
Tor Register Of Wills and so did i.
Bernard Eove for sheriff and +.
Preston Thompson for County Com
missioner.
Ii Yves thought that the contest
for County Treasurer would DO the
most Interesting event of the day, but
Ekillfall joCkeying and the scratch
Ing OF Wathen. the fayorite Of the
outside bettera, made ID q tame race,
and Sebastian Thompson, carrying
top weight Of +. Preston Thompson.
County Commissioner, made the
going easy for William It. Il. Long
who won BY score OF So 10 22.
Tor the House OF Delegates r..
Dalsam Parsons and Frank 2. Crane
we're given clear Geld and won In
walk.
The sane County Central Commit
Zee was reelected. viz: Il. b. Abell.
George Bankins, coIored, John w.
Jones.
After listening 10 q few remarks
from Mr.. Washington Wilkinson the
meet adjourned.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08

The Republican Convention has
besn held and put its ticket 10 the
field. Some Of the nominees are old
campaignera and some are new men
but allare backed by The solid, COM
pact and well-drilled Republican
organization. This fact makes the
tickea force 10 be reckoned with.
and Democrats eannos afford to make
mistakes In the selection of their,
candidates 30 oppose them. Our
candidates should, 81 far as practI-
cable. ba SO selected as to give ev-
ery section Of the county reprasen-
taai0n On the ticket, and they should
be men who will command she con
iidence and support 0f The party.
II we can line np united party be-
hind cur Democratic ticket, We will
win ! victory al along the line.
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Feb. 10, 100o-pd.
CARD.
TO pnMocnArs or sg. MARY'ss

TO DEMocRATs OF ST. MARy's:
respectfully announce my candidacy
for the State Senatorship for this county
subject to the action Of the party in
whatever way 1t may think best. have
carefully surveyed the field and find that
1t would be source OF great harmony
TO have the Crawford System adopted.
Therefore, it win be to me o pride and q
pleasure to place myself squarely and di-
rectly before the party upon q directyGte.
| haveever believed in the great principle
OF oprparty, "that thepeople shall rule.v
Yours very truly,
i. FRANK SMITH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08
Greatest Crop Failure in Years,
Both In Europe And America on
Crimson Clover Seed.

It looks like prices win go very high
now 10 4 good time to buy the Crimson
Clover Seed you require before fnrther
advance. II you want the beet seed,
seed that yop can depended upon, insist
on buying Bolgiano's "Gold" Brand
Crimson Clover II your localmerchant
does not sell BOIgiAno's Seeds, drop us a
postal. We win tell you where to get
them. Thie II important as Bolgiano's
Seed grow from 05 to 100 per cent
We Lead on Cow Peas, Alfalfa, Red
Clover, SapIing Clover, Timothy and all
lather.a iEs Elmo a GsEhsn Seeds.
Late seed 4 Enloes and Binder Irvine.
We are tho largest manufacturers In the
state Of Chick Starter, Chick Food,
Poultry Food and Pigeon Food Bolo-
gianO's "SquAre Deal" Brand.
J.. B0LGIANO q SON,
Baltimore Greatest Seed House,
July 6--ti. Baltimore, Md.
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FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES,

Messrs. Editors beg to announce
that ct the earnest solicitation Of voters
throughout the country, Mr.. George Il.
Buckler has consented to the use Of his
name as candidate for the nomination
for HOUSE of Delegates, subject to the
result Of the Democratic primaries.
Mindful Of Mr.. Buckier's character and
ability and his well known loyalty and
sympathy with theinterest OF thep people, |
have no hesltancy In declaring that Il his
candidacy ID approved by the majority
OF the democrats Of the county, backed
by an aggressive and united party,
there can be no question as TO the ulti-
mate result. VoTRR.
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MOTIONS

Mems underwear, shirt and draw
ers for 50 cents Mems fine shirts
from % cents up 10 81; Mems good
socks, z pair for % cents; Mems
silkaline socks, 4 pair for 80 cents
Children's stocking from 2 cents :
pair and up; Mems linen collars.
for 20 cents: 5pair cuffs for 8 cents
Leather Belts, really worth 80 and
30 cents at my store. only II cents
Paper pins / ct; Lead pencils 40 do
Linen damask for table cover. 2 yt
wide, per yard, -19 cents; Mems
duck gloves. 8 cents pair.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08


hereby announce my candidacy for
the Office Of County Commissioner SUBJ
iect to the decision of the Democratic
primary.
FREDERIcK WATHEN
Please announce ]. Ford Greenwel as
candidate Tor County Commissioner
subject 10 the Democratic primaries.
Messrs. Edit0r:--please announce FL.
NJ. III. Yates as d candidate for County
Commissioners, subject TO the Democratic
primaries. FRIENDS.
Mr.. Editor-p Please announce Robt A..
Clarke az o suitable candidate for Coun-
BY Commission, subject 10 the Democra-
tic primaries and say he will be warm
" supported BY tho Democrats Of the
Sixth election district.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1909-07-08

Messrs. Editors Of Beacon.--I hereby
announce my candidacy for Treasurer Of
st. Mary's County, subject to the choice
Of my friendsin the Democratic primaries
held under the Crawford system, and II
choosen by them will use all fair, honor
able means to be elected, willdo my duty
to the very best OF my ability.
j. w. FREEMAN.
July 1-tdp.