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HELP WANTED

Resident MANAGER. also sal-s-7en want
cd, $50 weekly and expenses or commission.
experience unnecessary AMERICAN CIGAR
- hlicllltltt4- Cllo IL
500 MONTHLY ana expenses 70 trageI dis
.riJute samples and advertise men ana
women steady WORK s. SCHEFFEIs h-t
Chicago Itr
WHY NOT EARN FROM s. 10 81 T,T-9
MONTH by taking a course a. Tie "a
TTDN Al AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE, f--rr
Of our course about gu4-half sL mrs. NORTH
sa larry We mabe sou expert chauffeur ana
assist YOU ia securing a position. Day ana
night classes. This ad is good f1- SO if pre-
scented before the Tst or March FOR col
CRED MEN EXCLUSIVELY
THE NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
COLLEGE,
1850 sth It. y. W Phone y Is1s-
Soft
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-FolIow schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile .NlsSr
Orleans Ashevffle, 9 a and IO.s5 D m
For Chattanooga and Memphis. eco a. ~
daily.
Birmingham. New orleans, 1910 D. m
Fer Roanoke Knoxville, Chattanooga
Nashville Memphis $40 A. m, GaiIv
tSIsgainE car open after 10 p M
For Atlanta Birmingham. Columbia
Charleston. Augusta. Aiken savannah. Jack
sousille, and Florida points. 4.15 D. IN. daily
l. S. BROWN General Agent
sez-tf-sxm
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY

Published as information not guaranteed
zoo D m daily-FOT Virginia. West Virginia
and Kentucky points puiluans-
$50 .. m daily-CINCINNATI-ST LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL Solid train to e.
Louis with Pullman sleeper 20 ChfcaCo
stops only at important stations P'lIImaT'S
nest equipment
10 .. daiiy-F- F. Y. LIMITED. for
Cincinnati. Louisville, the West So,,sL
west, and Northwest Pullman sleeperS
c & O. a Ia carte Dining Car Service
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices 5i3 Pennsyty,snr,
avenue 1883 i street, and Union Station
1reIephons Main 1855 and Zzo6 Tor tickets -
gage checks. reservations taxicabs-
nols-tf
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WkNTED-AGENTS


PIPE SMOKERS wild over new vest pocket
PSI. dirty straw metal lasts forever Send
ave- 'H.eslEH IL IL
A.i-1s E%-Fsa manufacture and control %
fast F"iIers- no other firm handles Them
DIS Illustrated catalogue 0l $50 sDc-salrie=
Trees samples Furnished every housewife
f.' .ts0r- FUr-Hl sueciaitlcs- PE-SE MFG
- lIit- r. Buffalo " y. l9l5----i--
AGENTS WANTED to Hsa1Ie rapid selling
-T-.'z.-E- Write today r0r plris-l.ars fiE
H.THI7. -EEE1~AEptAH SPEt'EALTE co.
Box y. stanton va lie
FFANTED-E-7s experienced ssIesmru- a new
proposition. trrs1 territory the best terms
I.--.1.@ -ai '"re"ran Building feT7-ead-it-
AGENTS fo sell accident policy paving 81 .oo1
death and 500 weekly benefit for 81 HH year
.. EH-r sex accepted AZ risks Easy seller.
i-itrrzf commissions Ffne-5H6 Deposited with
state a. Illinois for protection Of policy hold
CTS NORTH AMERICAN ACCIDENT n
$. ir.E FFfIFtNN. Ee-aTh- y p
AGENT~-<eEer an opportunity like this.
Handle OUT patented household ue-essit.sss
Exclusive territory LARGE profits uu'rT-
STIRLING MFG GO. Box Ia Racine. W-s.
TlTTEDE I'D table article. easy seller. beau
t-tE.'- boxed purity guaranteed regularly
rendered large profits. permanent agents
wanted we are sole makers SEF-FE F-f-p -
20 West Houston st.- " ~ 5a--l-5-4
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re KNEW IT.

Tub-Oid boy. I want 10 congratulate
You on YOUR speech at the banquet last
night
oSudds faftoI waiting a momentl--T
know Won do. usrd, and you're awfuiIv
sorry YOU cant do il trutEfully 7 sp-
preCiate the effort. Just the same NASTY
weather. isn't jt?-Chicago Tribune.
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sEABOARD AIR LINE


loa5 a. m daily = orida Fast Mall
through coaches and Pullman sIoe1r~s 70
Savannah and Jackson VILE ParIor a.
jacksonville to Tampa through sIoe-,.-r 70
Atlanta and Birmingham Dining cars
a. D W---Tne Flaming T-F7-o--eb
coaches and Pullman SleeDers to eLsSo77--5rTs.
connections for St Augustine. Palm Eas~1
Miami. knights Key and Havana T,5ufDg
cars.
200 q m- -Sesbcard Florida Limited 90
Solid Pullman Electric Lighted Throughout
SIeeperE 20 - Augustine Pain, Beach ~
ami. and Knights Key Connection ror Ne
ssu and Havana Clue Observation 80
dining car.
30 D m daily aboard F--,-,--
THROUGH coaches and Pullman zIsc75-- =
Gavsunah- Jacksonville and TarrfD= 49,
to Atlanta. Birmingham. and Memphis Di11
inz cars
-TfcEeE Office 1uS New York ave y ~,
Z &. HARDWOOD. O. T.
4 3 RYAN. c. p A. Portsmouth 70
g. L. Phillips. d p. A. Washington I, 3
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ROOMS AND BEARD

* ST y W. sfl-Furnfshe1 room and 1,~a-5
for one SIS, and a large room for two.
furnished or uufuruished. $50 feI2-stc
u ST. X W. S109-Sccond floor ROOM pIeutf-
fui board; for two. $40 per week. carly
eakiast- ft'
. ST. y w. IfoS-Thrcc large. nicely FUR
nishcd southern exposure $50 monthly.
Phone y 6ss7- It,
LARGE. ueI-fUrnishec rooJu and boarding
or smaller room and den; IarSe closet. aIi
modern convenience nct-vzter hear. new
forred- MRS. ARNOLD. Wine ave. FvstJs-
willie reIe-3a
18TH s.. X W. 3f08-Attractivc bcmeiil-e
front room for two, also single rcaal. prI-
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WANTED statesmen

CAPABLE SALESMAN rr cover Virginia
rrrH staple iua- high commissions 15-n
$40" ur--rsE advance permanent position sd
r.-1r man. JESS IT, SMITH co. Detroit
Mich -.~
"a T-E--1TE,-- Experienced .H ans u1r- -1 soil
genera. t-z1- iu lIa-Elau.I and E---5u.-- .lu
--la--rl.1l speciality p-uDa-lti0-- r----l=-ls1--=
with ss-.t- 7a--.-.~ advance .-- g Eueus-- IT, II
-GN-I>- E->-TE-- EF-rvEL-f-E ,'g- C-ese. f-1-
ONO l.
ENFEEIE 1CED socially statesmen 90 r-=5Ie
s-- razor exclusively OF side EEH- nHra-
commission THE WARD SAFETY q -ZDE
WANTED - Salesman succession fu selling
cash registers. ro-.r-. ling -~a'eS- r-rz-V -I--
r-E- ieye'-v 1- other srauEgri specially prop
HVlr-ruS. -s cover District H- Columbia staple
.luH on ah=ol- -ely 1eV end E--LEE -F'T ID,~-l--
terms attractive years contract rr--z 5r <
liberal weekly advance clause references TO-
CURED MILES r. Blk LEI, CO. Cleveland
Ohio t.
lI-F-S1I E-S--S-5 10 SlGe uer week Gns aulGt.
exclusive territory 1rz- advertising device
on -re market Write for particulars
E-OSolIE ELECTRIC STG2> co. Marion
f~l- re-----s
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MAJOR RICHARDSON
CALLED LOBBYIST"
Alaskan Delegate RenewS
Attack on Board of Road
Commissioners.
Continued from First PsgeJ

rior officers. although he says that he
VIII not openly charge that these supe-
riors arc aware Of the effects that the
bills are bound To have upon Alaska
In this letter 90 Secretary Dickinson,
he embodies an executive order Of No
vember 70. 1909. forbiddinE any subordi-
nate TO appear before Congressional
committees in behalf Of legislation un-
less specific authority be given by the
head OF the department
OF the proposition which Delegate
VEickersham accuses Major Richard
son of fatheTinE- namely the ieEisla-
tive council bill and the Richardson
railway commission bill. the Alaskan
delegate says
cit Is a scheme 10 injure Alaska
which has no parallel in the history
Of the lOOung Of that great unde-
velcped empire
Mr. Wickersham quotes at length
ardSOn before the Senate Committee
on Territories during the consffnrs-
tiou OF the legislative council bill He
continues
Engaged In Lobbying
81 assert that. upon the evidence. that
IN the matter OF the railway commits
Sior and the legislative council bills.
Major Richardson has been engaged in
lobbying IN the most offensive and
dangerous way IN tae single interest OF
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WASHINGTON Southern RaIIwav

ericEsbUrg -Leaye Union Station daily S-5o
a m, US a. m. I0-05 a. m. u:s5 :.
4:05 D. m A. y M 500 p NJ; as p ~
lQ-uo D ~ Leave week days. 700 . -
s. a -, Florida Limited. and 40 2 ~
A (. l.. Florida Special All PuIlnans. no
IocsI steps Local for FrederfCIEsLtlrc /.
n daily Times OF departure and Gomez
tfeas not guaranteed jae-tf
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female.
Shorthand and TypewTiting.

shorthand anG ! ypeWTItlng-
Shorthand ig ae days. positions guaranteed
-ruE Tor catalogue individual instruction
STENCGEAPHIC ACADEMY. Colorado Bids
fef0-tr
1AREEI; AND ASsDETET,- sprIg TCL8IAS
iAT&DEY- 9Th and O. y " feIZ-5tc
SOLICITOR 90 sell 5y catalogue. both selis
highest commissions paid can make from
g. % SO per week good tEIuE- E-t nrLr-
-o,.l. or travelling Address ". G.. f. Times
office. fes-tf
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WORKINGMEN'S WANTS

WoRKTSGMEN-Fut This ia your pipe and
smoke d. I;s no pipe dean but tho sur-
--ariTsg Of a --E'' note h- seeing US for =
s. -chtIv used tailored suit or avc-coar az q
20 $40 ZINE stock for selection one r-7es
only. JJSTH-S Old STAND. 61s ID y ~
fsIg-tf
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TN MEMORIAM.

II LOVING remembrance o. u1y 5rvo-e5
vic. MARY r ALLEN. who died one
year ago roFiay. February IS 1909 Gone
bur not forgotten By her husband.
IL William D. Allen
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TYPEWRITERS

HAMMOND TTPEyv RTTERS- al kinds sold
exchanged and rented rental apply On r-1r-
chase price, liberal allowances made f1- r-F
vermont machines Cell. write or p1uue r--
FREE cataETE-e AMI terms
TFaS' fiuEt-T Brznr1. TIE HAMMOND
TYPEWRITER CO. - Colorado Building
Fs---ri-7-r
REBUILT L c. Smiths Underwood Rem
inrt0n- Smith Premier. 5000 as new. 20
sale and reu- ~ lowest prices Typzurl-e-
and Office supply Co. lI57 c. 81 SgC- NJ Eal
o-----f
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FUNERALDESlGNS

FUNERAL DESIGNS
o. every escription-mcderateI priced
GUIDE
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fESSTC[S TO LET III rHa C-ew arcade
Apply ut office or Arcade Amusement COM
neHr. Arcade Building 18Th ST. near Park
raTE-e.
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FOR RENT ROOMS
Unfinished.

z ST. y z. 2s-Three uufurnishe5 rooms
with BATH ST. r1f--gt-
9 X W. tI-Two large roous- hesf- -
hath. SIS month go -
" r. w sE-OIse large rro1- r0.0-- - -
Jog. three large windows and Isrca -.I..-.
southern exposure r.-r-a.s
o ST ~ ". 1-8f-E.utire second g.,4- -. D
rooms and bath heat and gas. ress11sf...
fel---t-
ID ST. y E. I3-Five large r7omT- m.
steam heat, hot water. Eas range fe1z---s
9Th ST s E. ep9-Four bri-ht geT 49,
rooms, hot and cold water. Eas rz-g-
fctZ-ltr
6TIT 81 = " TfIg-T7--o TIT7f7------7---7 $50
gas and heat cheap. Tor light H1Tea-.,e-.
feIl-s-r
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UNDERTAKES

J. WILLIAM LEE.
UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERY.
2 Pa ave. y "
Telephone Main I3S5- Washington, D. Q.
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE

ONLY UF-TO-DATE. fulI dress and tuse+'
suits Fr fire- II r. ZINES NsrcF7H-
Tailor. 1eVs IN - y y. ALI
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

HLET WHN EU-F EWHEE
APPRENTICES TO LEARN EIGH-cLAss
Dtst-sSt. ~ TING. DESIGN Nc AND
MILLINERY GOOD POSITIONS GUAR
ANTEEp AFTR LEARNING
YOU CA& LEARN rs WEEKS AT
INV YORK ACADEMT, HIS Is ST
g00k-Good- 80 New York avenue. r,ls-5yc
EXPERIENCED shirt hand sierve and 5ut-
tsnheie maker LADIES' TAllJJEING. So
18th ST. r.lz-71-
FITTEE on women-s suits. mrst have store
experience Bon MAEcEE. asf .sH s. rs.
GIRIs-Nca,. coiored. about + years - age.
70 LeP sfognd The house 30 cooking or
washing &s z. - ~ r. leI3-1l-
GIRLS-Colorcd. neat % do h1uzrlrarlz- WASH
lhs ana ironing Apply at s-e1 isfh g. wv
GIRLS WANTED TO help on mems coats
az J. ST. ~ W reIf-c--
GiRI4-Tbree. cot1re5 countr,. yfav rfgF-g
CAFE. 1871 9Th So y " fe1I-stc
LADY AGENTS now earn $50 a week selling
my new patented articles each one ueccS-
prove this Z vIH send $40 worth or credit ~
one agent iH each town. Write oaleE Tor
,laerai terms. a. n YOUNG. 7as Tour- e.
BIDS Chicago T--
LADY EooKKEEPEE wanted - ~ =
- ~ feis-1t-
LADIES sewing ar home rls-Lfnz shields.
material furnished reliable women 81 bum
dr@i5 stamped envelope particulars WAYNE
SUPPLY CO.. Dept -. Detroit Eirh- re
MILLINERY APPRENTICES AND PRE-
IAEEI,- WANTED Ir-t-.rs-= rr..-ss4.-..-
pleasant surrounding hrar- m once man
aFe- HEIGHT 6 ryNFANT. E-1-5I=-s-- 9Th
PRIVATE Instruction ~ rsc1ar 7-F e-z-r
IHasszEiuE and rlanicIrl1z- II-E 18Th 3, W.
SALT.SEE OALSN-Iu our uiI5srr-- .-1-f ---5eiz-
underwear department Bon 1IARrIFE. els
WONhN-roTuret. I'D family : .,suI.s. ~ .---5
sash and iron apply -'s leth st- s. ~
woNAH-To do ssEqraI Ho9zea5-E- = 81:
WOHAN-WhI.e settIcI- 70 -gHe-s7 T------
work Apply a. once. -if IfTa ST. -. EE-
-le
WoNAN-To do general housrworl- washing.
and ironing bring reference Iff Thomas
- lr---e-a
WON ~ Q. o. =-usrsI h51E-9---z- [-z-
nights can after 8 o'clock 1853 ~aT---r
s. - " t=il-a--
WDEAS-S~--rcd. who would know how ~
take charge OF small house furnishing and.
iEEr hardware etc. store state -zsr and
present employment wages. etc EDN 49,
Times Office FeTG--ss
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The Continuation Of This story VIII
Be Found In Tomorrow
Issue Of The Times.
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APPRENTICES TO LEARN EIGH-CLASS
bRESSCCTTTNG. DESIGN NG AND
MILLINERY GOOD POSITIONS GUAR
ANTEEp AFTH LEARNING
NOJ CA< LEARN ~ WEEKS AT
NV YORK ACADEMY. 1ll5 Is ST
reL---rs
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Just ECETVE-D-FoTua-r csnE-ies. breed
INK cdxrs. fancy poultry SIS for hs-e--
SCHMID-S BIRD STORE. 7l1 l-,h g.
fa-1-rs
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MILLINERY APPRENTICES AND PRE-
lAi-Ei,S TED-fIrzt--rszz r-H=.t5.r.-
pleasant surround inES- Apply m once man
eFe- HEIGHT 6 COMPANY. --g-5Iz-5-- --d
81 X W. fa-.--.
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w p. & c. Railroad Time Table

Special Notice.
After June 1, until further notice,
will send my wagon to place named be-
low for the purpose OF carrying custom
ers to and from my store.
Wagon leave opposite Medley's Neck
School House on Wednesday OF each
week at 9.30A. NJ
Leave Piney Point wharf on Mondays
and Fridays at 8 An
Yours respectfully.
g. A. TIPPETT,
May 26-tf Valley Lee, Md.
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on the prediction that the Taft ad-
ministration has been so thorough
ly bad that Roosevelt will not en-
dorse IL in any shape. form or man
ner. He declares Taft deserted the
Roosevelt policies coldbloodedly.
In connection with Gardeners state
ment, 10 is significant that Roose-
welt should have been this long on
American soil following his long
absence in Africa without having
seen the man he made president OF
having mentioned him in any way.
Roosevelt and Taft have not met
since March 4, 1909
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30
STATE ROADS COMMISSION


SEALED PROPOSALS for building a section of
state Highway about 5.3 miles In length
along the MechanicsviIle-Leonar town Road :
Detween Helen and Leonardtown for grad.
ing, nrtdging and draining only, In the Coun-
y OF ~ Mays, viii be received by the Stafe
soads commission at its Offices, Union Trust
bdndlng: baltimore. Md, until ~ o'cPk, NJ.
on the seh day OF July, 1910, nc which time and
place tney VIII be publicly opened and read
Bios must be made upon the blank form
contained In the Book OF Specifications " hIch
VIII De furnished by the Commission upon
aPpilcauon and payment Of q for each -.
ton Blue-rFints VIII he furnished al TIRE 40
OF . Genus Tor each halfmIle section.
No bids VIII be received unless accom- nan.
heo oy ceruned check for the sum OF Ffye
hundred eco Dollars, ayahIe 20 the state
Roads Commission.
TAe successful bidder win be required 70
give bond, and comply with the Act on the
SeneraI Assembl Of arylandof 1905, Chap
Ter III, respecting contracts
any and all bids
ny order OF the State Roads Commission,
this nth day OF June 1910
JOHN VI. TUCKER, Chairman
r. e GOSLIS. Secretary.
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Races on July The Fourth.

II you want 20 spend q PLEASANT 4th OF
July, attend the races at Leonardtovn.
There will be three races beginning at
2P.M.
Entrance 70 grounds Is cents, but no
charge will be made TO enter horses In
races, division OF purse Go. 25 and 10
per cent. All persons contemplating en-
turing horses; viii please send name and
address to Harry N. Jones, Secretary,
by July Ord as classes will be made up
10 A. NJ. July 4th.
The object OF this meet is to bring to
the front the good horses, il you have a
promising one enter him and give him q
show.
The regular Summer races will be
August 10, 16. and II.
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CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL.

st. Mays County, MaryIand.
The next session begins Sept. IL, 1910.
Board and washing $3.50; tuition $50
year.
st. Mary's County IL entitled to the
following scholarships:
The State scholarship OF board and
tuition for 8 years. Apply to the School
Board, Geo. W. Joy, Secretary, Leonard.
town
2 The "Keech" scholarship OF board
and tuition for years. Applicants
must not be under ID years nor more
than II years. The Faculty will make
the appointment on July 9th, at Char
lotte Hall.
3 Any white boy OF acceptable stand
ing, who has passed the 9th grade in
the public schools. may have a scholar.
ship OF free tuition Apply with proper
endorsement to
COL. J. MARSHALL DENT,
,o. Oakley, Md.
JOSEPH ii. KEY. ESQ,
LeOnardtOwn, Md.
For further information, address
GEO II. THOMAS, A. M,
June So-lm. Principal.
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Saint N
WUN
I nno1u;
LOCalVi

The Coud
Tuesdays 81
list for the |
The County,
80 cents
Because d
fishing this |
quent Taxu
Obliged tacJ
Tuesday.
bern selrc'
Sacred Hea
In the Hi
MI. St. Jo}
F Cecil. s
sioner job
markable =
hOnors in d
Willie won
secured IN
school. 9S Z
Aloysius
town. who
ment Of II
Garfield Hid
Is now con
bar examiu
der medica
cured an
possible q
the II you
ed theexau
cd that owe
bar examiu
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lev Advertisements.
Launch For Sale.

Percoson Aux. Cabin Canoe. - feet
long. II feet beam. IL III. 7. ERgine,
for sale. Cheap 10 quick buyer.
Apply 20
HOTEL ST. hARY'S.
June 3O-1m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30

In the Patuxent District of st
Mary's County, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30
For The Use OF the Public,

| have on my Farm, Bar Neck" a
splendid Boar Registered Chsshire) also
A Guernsey Bull (Registered) and by
March 18th an Ayrshire Bull (Rsgisteredl
Tor the Services OF the Public.
Fee Tor Boar $3.50. Bulls 95, each TO
insure with privilege Of returning. All
lees must be paid In advance.
Here 10 year chance TO get the best
blood going In both Hog and Cattle
products.
have . Dorset lambs (Bucks) for sale.
LANDED In January 1910 both eligible
20 Registry.
w. p POWELL.
Jan. lo-om. Airedele, Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-06-30
TRUSTEES SALE
OF A
Desirable Farm

UT A
Desirable Farm
In the Patuxent District OF St.
Mary's County. Md.
Under and by virtue OF a decree of the
Circuit Court OF st. Mary's County,
Maryland, sitting as q Court OF Equity,
passed in a cause. No. 1927, n. E.,
whereby the undersigned was appointed
trustee to sell the real estate hereinafter
described, will offer at public sale at
the Court House door in Leonardtown,
Md, on
Tuesday. July 10. 1910,
between the hours l and 2 o'clock, p. M.
all that farm lying and being on the
Three Notch Road. in Patuxent District
OF st. Mary's County, not far from Hill
vile, and called and known as
BOSTON AND LOT NOS.
containing
60 acres, more or less,
being the land OF which Lillian NJ. For.
rest died, seized and possessed.
The farm is under good fencing, is i'm
proved by Il dwelling, barn and neces-
sary ut-Buildings and has on it q well
located
Store-house in Good Repair.
There Is a young and thriving orchard
on the farm and the land may be easily
improved and the place is situated on
the line of the proposed railroad now
graded through the county. 1t Ia con-
venient to churches, school, wharves and
postoffice.
Terms of Sale:-The terms Of sale
as prescribed by the decree are: One
half cash on the day Of sale and the bal
auee in twelve months thereafter, the de-
ferred payments to be secured to the
satisfaction Of the Trustee and to bear
interest from the day OF sale; or all cash
at the option Of the purchaser.
VIM. MEvERELL LoKER,
June 23-td. Trustee.
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Shoes ind Sinners.

Cotton unblaached
steos oil all coors Apron GnRham 22 Perca ward
SIX ana ons na cents yard Ladies Wrapper
Tor ACC only ladies' Skirts all WOOL 10 and as
sn = y. o. suits already made.
rem @ Goats for Sundays, TO match with Caps. ~
We have Religious Pictures 20 framed in oak 50
low CSC. ~ :" o"A 90
So invite all friends and es. bsss
as when will
u and over also Mrs. Mlisou opened n miinery
with the finest and latest Of selling AZ ysv
prices. Yours Truly '''S ""
M. l.. MILLISON
April z9-a LEONARDTOwN MD
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FOR RENT.

VIII rent she Store and Dwelling m
valley Lee, Md. formerly owned by The
1ate m j. Bean, for one or more YEAR.
Inis 10 an excelleet stand and a FOOD
opportunity Tor en- enterprising mereh.
ant For terms apply 70
N. L. HOoPRR LYNCH,
"@ Valley Leo
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-05-12
IA. LarrOFfS Alfalfa.

M. Jarrett, living in Girls
void G. Hawkes. addition in this
city, has as nice a lot of alfalfa
growing as one would expect to
see in the alfalfa districts. To
be sure, it is not a big lot, only
IS feet wide and perhaps a hun
dred feet long, but the alfalfa is
as thick as could be asked and
when the writer saw it, it was
perhaps IA or IS inches tall.
The subsoil where the alfalfa is
growing is of a gravel nature,
and of course the roots can grow
downward in that sort of ground.
1t is down on the west side of
South Military street. If you
are interested in such things, it
viii pay you to go and take a
look af II.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-05-12
No Onions For BARRIERS.

WATERLOO, NEB.-An ordinance
has been passed by the city coun-
Gil, and sighed by the mayor,
making it effective at once,
which, among other things, reg
ulates matters relative to the
cleanliness of barber shops and
then provides:
1T shall be unlawful for any
barber in this town to eat onions
between Z O'Clock a. m. and 9 p.
N. No barber while shaving a
customer shall insert his thumb
Or finger IN the said customers
mouth; shall not discuss the gos-
sip of the town, and shall not
use tobacco while working over
a chair; shall not insist upon a
customer having his neck shaved,
Jr his hair singed."
A violation of any of the pro-
visions shall subject the barber
to arrest and a fine of not less
than SIS for each and every
offenSe.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-05-12
BAXTER WON THE GAME.
Cumrine, for Baxter, Pitched a
No-Hit Game Galena
Scored on an Err

The ball game last Sunday be-
tween Baxter and Galena was
quite we'll attended, and those
who were present got the worth
of their money. Some OF the
Baxter team failed to show up
and Manager Vickrey got busy
and secured Watson and Har-
rington of Galena to fill the va
cancies, and he made good selec-
tions, too, for with Watson be-
hind the bat and Harrington in
center field, nothing got away.
The only time Galena scored was
on an error, and cHmriue. for
the locals, pitched no.hit game,
Baxter has a good team now, and
should be well patronized.
The score was as follows:
Galena-O000100OO-1 !.
Baxter-O0O12020x-5