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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-11-24
LOCAL OPTION
WILL BE
STRICKEN OUT
TOM TAGGART TO FORCE ISSUE
TOM TAGGART TO FORCE ISSUE
IN LEGISLATURE SAYING
THAT PLEDGES TO BE
FULFILLED
Boss of Indiana Democracy De-
clares for Graduated Liquor Lie
enses and Members of Assem-
bly, Will Act.

Indianapolis, Nov. 1S.-Tom Tag
CART is still the big man of the Indi-
N democracy the former national
chairman being the central figure at
the meeting Of democrats In this city
yesterday the politicians having as
sembled here to be present at a ban
quet given as part of the celebration
over the victory scored at the polls
Nov. 8. Taggart still In power and
with him taking a firm stand for the
fulfllment of all platform pedges the
repeal of the county option law by
the state legislature is now practi-
eally a certainty. Following Taggart Is
dea the general assembly will pro-
baby declare in favor of graduated
liquor licenses.
Taggart's idea is that liquor lie
enses In the larger cities should be
of the state. He will resist an at
tempt to reduce license fees, and will
defend the remonstrance laws now In
existence.
Plums Not Distributed.
1t has been said hat no distribution
of "plums' has been made by the
leaders and that every state officer
must take eare of his own staff.
However, the officials-elect have
compared that Dale Crittenberger OF
Anderson will be secretary of the
senate.
Adam Wise, of Plymouth has an
nounced himself as a candidate for
speaker of the house and there is
much talk as to the many other can
didates. w w. Spencer of Indian
apolis is said to be making a vigor-
Gus campaign.
William O'Brien elected aSditoI
of state said that John Z. Reed pre-
sent deputy has consented to remain
in office. Mr.. Reed was Mr.. O'Brien' Z
opponent for the Office of auditor, on
the republican ticket.
Proctor May be Leader.
Senator Robert Z. Proctor of Elk
hart is in line for the democratic
floor leadership of the senate. He
was in town last night circulating
among the rest of the democrats. He
said he was not a candidate for any
thing, but that some of the democrat
had asked him to take the honcr
Senator Stotsenburg of New Albany
is also a candidate for the leadership
Taggart Keeps Out.
Thomas Taggart says he is not go.
ing to take any hand in the selection
of ~appointees in any of the state of
fees. He says he will not recon.
mend nor indorse anyone for any
position.
No one has any idea of what a jot
it is for these newly elected officers
to make these selections, he said
/ know. But | am not going to take
/ konw. But / am not going to take
any hand in it thisyear i am sure
that the new officials will choose wise
ly and well and that they will gel
good men for the Places
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-15

These stylish well
duplicates lines Each mode-here than 100
grade
tailoring The fabrics finished sergbk
oors,
sutings
in
wteria The complete
small
cial of susa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-15


worked general hardship all Manufacturers
particular the
of
together Not having sufficient capital hand to have the
able continue
at
Of
will Monday October 18th.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-15

SPECIAL MOTEL We ask out-of-totUn customers
not only to take advantage of our present SUIT sale
but to send us, at all times for anything needed
Our Mail Order Department Is gradually getting
back on its odtine basis and ask you to forlOard
your orders as formerly, rOith The understanding
that satisfaction tOH be giDen money returned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-15

SPECIAL NOTE--- We haDe secured for Ell Paso
and uicinity, the EXCLUSIVE agency for the famous
sWooLfex" garments. These comprise suits, coats
and skirts for .Uon,en and young ponen. You wiu
probably need ttUo suits, so, IOhen you come Mon
day. buy the cheaper IN special sale and for
the other select a "WooLtex" garment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-15
0AOooy otSOAo4o
DRESS GOODS

White Storm Serge 4S inches, weight suitable for
SUITS regular s125 quality; Extra Special Monday only
yard 79c.
Wool Chales-make pretty dressing sacques These
27inch chae in plain satin striped and fancy figured
effects. Values to 35e yard; Monday Special pc.
Main Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-15

Mathers Ironing Wax which is size of IRON sells reg
larly 10c each: special Monday &C.
The regular 10c Kid Curriers', in tan and black speci
Monday sc.
Silk Elastic, in all colors, that should sell for zoe
yard; Monday Special 14c
Main Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-15
WASHGOODS

new weave in wash pOpns Comes in all the fall sea
sons best eolorngs worth 25e yard; introductory
Special Monday 19c.
32-inch French Gnghams solid shades and fancy col
os both light and dark effects values 25c per yard
Monday Special 15c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-15
OTHER SPECIALS
EXTRA! EXTRA !!

Monday we offer very special price beautiful Bird
of Paradise These can had in black and natural witt
or without head Prices range regularly up to $1,000
Monday Special 1898.
tIImit-1 TO q customer)
(2nd Floor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-15
Monday Specials
SILK SECTION

Yard wide Pongee Silk in the natural color This is
rich heavy grade of pongee, sells regularly for s125
yard; special Monday only at sc.
Yard wide Kinomo Silks in Persian and the flor
patterns. regular price 75e yard Monday Special 4sc
Main Floor
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10
Mlss May Z. Wathsn's viii.

The account Of the bequests In
the will Of the late Miss Mary z.
Wsthen which we reprinted In our
last issue from the Washington !Stsr
though in the main correct. was not
90 specific 40 We are enabled this
week 70 make 10 from Q copy Of the
viii kindly furnished Us by friend.
The will directs that the body OF
the testatrix be buried at Newtown
alongside her father and mother,
Hanson Wathso and Emily VI wath-
On. and sets apart $50 TO be paid to
the Pastor Of St. Aloysius' church.
Leos ardtowp, as 40 Offering for
Masses for the repose of her soul.
$4CO 10 appropriated for q tomb or
monument 20 mark the spot where
her remains and those OF her father
and mother are buried
Part Green Hills" 10 devised 70
Mary Pauline Yates and William
Frank Yates, during their natural
lives and " mand after their deaths
10 fee. 10 Nnema Wathen. daughter
OF the late ]. Frank Wa,hsn. Other
oequests are: 70 ADD Rebecca Wa,h-
en. widow OF the late Joseph Wsth-
e., $lOO; TO James taylor Wathen,
80; 70 Rev John A. Che ster, Agent
Of The Roman Catholic C ergymen OF
Maryland. or bis successor. $lOO.
t,r the care ard improvement of
Newiown graveyard; 10 the Little
Sisters OF the Poor, Of Washington.
ID. @, $50; 10 Rev John A. Ches-
ter, Agent. or his successor. $500
for supp,rt ard maintenance OF S..
Alovs'u> cturrh in Lponardtnwr
TO the Rev JAS O'Brirn, P4stor of
ST Peters Roma" Cstboli" church.
h Wa arlington. d C, $500 The
executor is .utho z..d g. stll hrr
real estate in Wa hington City-a
house aud To-. 3l2 9 b ST : E:
hoIse and l,, 64S. G St, S E:a
house and lot. 237, 9th ST., S E.
and is directed :" pl .ce proc, eds Of
such les to the credit OF ber per
sonsi .s'at", AID in case the money
she NAV h We ir hank be MT sufici-
ent 70 paw ia full hsr drb,s. funer |
expenses and the aforesaid iegacies.
SD much cf the pr ceeds Il The
sales as may be necessary is to be
so applied The b Jance r. the pro-
ceedS q ne "a" Of he really ard
the es'dne r n" '<ta:e, IL a,y. is
e. be divide in .qu.l portions be-
tween her nephew. John n Wa,her.
and ber nifc-s, Martial Virginia
Ih' mpson. Julia Brewer. Susan NJ.
Grten we'll, Mary sDpo!cnia Watt-
On and Gertrude Wathen. a, d her
Rrandri+ce. Nina VI then Tie
will is dated Jnly 13. 1906. ard is
w'tnes Sati hv Go " PrS<. T p.
Best. ] l. MrCrearv Daniel &.
Hamrnett, formerly Of lie nardtown,
is named as exacutor.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10
r oil OF Honor.
ST. MARYs AcADpY.

Graduating Class Fow-
ler. Louise McGhan, Leila Mating
ly, Julia Greenwell, Maud Jarboe.
Second Senior Glass Margaret
Dawson, Helen Adams, Madeleine
Bailey, Della Graves, Mary G.
Hogan. Marie Mattingly.l Nellie
Plowden, Minnie Russell, Eva
Springer, Mary Stone.
Third Senior Class:-Helen G reen-
we'll. Eloise Clark, Gertrude Ed
wards, Teresa Gibson. Mary Fow-
ler. Mary Goode. Margaret Fore
man Eleanor Camalier.
Eighth Grammar Grade:-Estelle
Abell. Helen Johnson, Agnes Green
well, Anna Brown, Ethel Cecil,
Lillian Drury.
Seventh Grammar Grade: Alma
McWilliau $. Eleanor Brown, Anits
CullisoD. Elizabeth Edwards, Pau.
line Greenwell, Marie Russell, Vio
les Tippett.
Sixth Grammar Majoris
Boyd. Mabel Cox. Sallie Green well
Ola Heard, Teresa Herbert, Phils
Morgan. Louise Norris. Cstherin,
Mattingly, Lillian Mattingly, Jenny
Green well.
Fifth Grammar Grsde:-Mari,
Wise. Helene Green we'll, Mani,
McCully. Richley Ching. AMT,
Camalier. Agnes Russell. Eleano
Evans, Josephine Clements, Sar,
Millison.
Fourth Grammar Grade:-Elsi,
Vallandingham, Bernsdette Morgan
Lillian Vlett. Hortense Mattingly.
Third Grsde:-Bernardine MUIR
ply, Helen McNeelv. Sarah Hayden
Thelms Peacock, Clara Mattingly
Robert Payne.
Second Grade:- Madeleine Rus
sci. Eleanor Mattingly. Sophia Mat
tingly. Helen Hanson, Harry Norris
Stephen King, Charles Mattingly
Leslie Abell. Anna May Peacock
Kelly Long.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10
Saint Marg's Beacon.
COUNTY NEWS.


n 1ePb - -. ~. n. x4xO.
Old Lsonardtown was dark and drsary
She ever seemed 20 be asleep.
Upon her roads poor people weary,
Would often walk In mud kneed dsep.
When, suddenly, o, what . wondsrl
-Four brilliant lights began 20 glow,
At erst. thought made . blunder.
Bat no, Indeed. twas really 90.
The moon arose In al her splsndor
And in her regal pride looked down,
But, All, alas. her moom-beams tender.
A rival found In our old Town.
Thus then she reasoned. Surely, really
This cannot DO old Lsonardtown?
But. yes,-I zee the Church quite clearly
Although those lights my m moom-beam.
drown."
Then Baltimore In all his glory,
Upoa our County-Seat 10 oksd down,
"Indssd". said he ''Tis like . story.
To hear Of lights In LsonArdtown.
May thsss. the roads not only Hghsen
But tmay my men know more and more
Thai Ger paved streets their lamu,
should brighten.
A trolley ear from Baltimore"
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10

By request Of great number OF
the patrons aud friends Of the rama,
the very successful play recently
given % the holy Angels hall, by
the Chapel Dramatic Club, will be
repeated on Easter Monday evening
In the same Hall at 7.3O O'Clock.
To add spice and lend variety. q
number Of new songs and special.
ties will Do introduced. The Club
IL cou6dent OF scoring even q great
Or success than at ths hrss produc-
ton Of the play. Tickets will be
sold only on the evening Of the play
At the Hall.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10
OPphans' Court.

Tuesday, March 8. 1910. Court
met-all the Judges present
Inventory OF personal estate OF
James E. Coppage. fled and approx.
cd and order for sale granted.
Last will OF Mary r. Burroughs,
deceased filed. Will Of George w.
Burroughs filed.
Letters OF administration c. {. o.
granted to May A. Russell or per-
sonal estate OF Elizabeth Bailey and
bond filed and approved.
Account OF Geo. T. Abell vs.. ]. T.
Fenhagsn filed and passed for S79. l3.
Court sdjournsd to Monday,
March q, instant.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10
For The Use OF the Public.

| have on nv Farm, Bar Neck" q
splendid Boar (Registered Cheshire) also
A Guernsey Bull (Registered) and by
March 18th an Ayrshire Bull (Registered)
for the Services Of the Public.
Fee for Boar 81 so. Bulls $5, each to
insure with privilege OF returning. An
lees must be paid in advance.
Here Is your chance TO get the best
blood going in both Hog and Cattle
products.
l have Dorset Lambs (Bucks) for sale,
Lambed in January 1910 both eligible
TO Registry.
W. =. POWELL,
Jan. lO-6m. Airedele, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10
Oyster Sumner.

There will b. an Oyster Suuper,
h"ld '"r th" benefit Of Mckendree
NJ. < Crurch. =, the home ~ Nrs.
j. Ia MS Dixon r.ar "a, dyates,
on 'h" evening nf March II com
N .nciLg at 8 o'c'cck. IL +, o. fair, the
mkt fair evening All are ord tally
invited.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10

Safe Deposit Boxes will be ins tai
led in First Natl Bank Of St. Msry's.
Leonardtowu, Md. this month of
March. Work upon them is now
being rushed. Those desiring to
rent box and have not already
given their names in. will kindly
send their name In promptly before
the number il taken up
FIRST NATL BANK OF MARY's,
L6oL ardtown, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10
Do You Need Harness7

We will show and offer for sale in
the Fool Room Of Hotel st. Mary's
during March Term of Court, one of
the incest and most complete dis.
plays OF harness ever shown In
Southern Maryland. All persons
interested are requested TO call and
see what we are Offering.
THE MATTHEW'S Howard
IMPLEMENT Co,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10

Having secured the use of the
Pool Room under the "Hotel st.
Mary's." The Matthew'S Howard
Implement Co, will make one OF the
greatest displays of harness ever
shown in Southern Maryland, dur
ing March Court II in need OF
anything of the kind call on them.
THE MATHEWS Howard
IMPLEMENT Co.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10
Notice to Creditors.

Orphans Court OF st. Mary's County, Set:
February q 1910.
ORDERED BY THE COURT, That James
~ K. Coppage, Jr., admr. c. T. O., James +.
Coppage Sr., late OF 81 Marv's county, Md,
deceased. give the notice required by law to
the deceased's creditors to exhibit their
claims, aud that the same be published once
week for six successive weeks In the So.
BENZ. COMBS
Register OF Wills,
True copy: Test: BENZ. CoMBs,
Register Of Wills for ST. Marv's County.
NOTICE.
In pursuance OF rhe above order, 1 hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
phans Court Of Sc Mary's county, Md, let
tsrs OF administration on the personal estate
JAMES Z. CoPPAGE, sR.
late Of sAid county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the aAid deceased are
hereby notined 20 exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto, 70 the su b.
scrfber On or before the 10th day Of August
1910, they viii otherwise by law be excluded
nom the be nents OF the sAid estate. All per-
sons Indebted 70 the deceased are required 20
make I'm mediate payment 70 the subscriber.
JAME ES Z. COPPAGE, JR.
Feb. lc-a Admr. c. & o.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10

Wanted at once single, sober, honest
young man for general work on Gentle
man small country place, near Balti-
more. Md. Must be experienced In farm
work. Good place for right party,
Address stating age and wages wanted.
Lacy CANDY, Co.
NO. I'LL Patterson Ave.
Feb. 17-lm. Balti more. Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10
Condition of Market

COn1l'lnn OF Marker
Ground .eavs< - dat. 99S Hhds
Same dat 1909, 1891 H1d~
Owing ~ waa'har muc0 stripping
is nov being done and grea, care
should be tAken il sorting the diff
ferent varieties
Me~srs & as V pcke & Go. have
been appn I'd aycntS 10 huv for
the Fret ch Government They par
ticul4riv Sh rh- :, blcyo carefully
as>pr'. d .ri pick -, d nGt ship
p"d Il til no .onph'v c,rdiri ored
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10

Get your seed potatoes at Green Rest,
on the 81. Nary's Rixer, 30 cents per
bushel Five bushels and over. S5 cents
per bnsh hel. A special price vii! be made
TO Merchants. Potatoes guaranteed TO
come up better than city potatoes.
3. A. POWELL,
March 3-lmpd. Great Mills, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10
LOCalViSe and Otherwise,

A corrected list OF March Jurors
10 printed on our hrst page.
The 6rst fresh shad Of the season
we're brought 10 Leonardtown n Tues
day. Capt. Morris caught them.
Judge Camalisr has gone to Cal.
vert county 70 hear an importan,
case there. He will return next
week.
Miss Bessie 9endasou, OF Balti.
more, sister OF Louis Gendason G,
Leonardtown. died suddenly OF acute
indigestion. March /. instant.
William 81. Hess. of Charles coun.
~. who 10 visiting Leon srdto town for
his health and is . guest OF Hotel
Lawrence. 10 rapidly convalescinR.
The Maryland Tobacco Growers
Association will meet In the Cour,
House at Upper Marlboro. Nd. on
Wednesday. March Is. 9. II, A u.
We hope there Will be @ large a.
tendance.
We are indebted TO Delegate C..
V. Hayden for a ccpy Of the propos-
ed Assessment Bill. We have not
yet had an opportunity to more than
glance over II. but think the synop-
sis given In previous issue was
substantially correct
hessrs. Goldsmith & Dell, Balsi.
more Real Estate Brokers', lately
negotiated the sale of 'Susquehsnna, :
the old Carroll homestead 10 Bay
district. st. Mary's county, 70 Mes
srs. Henry T. and Richard N. Hid
den for $4,000. The farm contai m
75O acres.
The date at present set for insti.
tuting . Council OF the Knights oil
Columbus at Leonsrdtown Is April
10th. proximo. A Bay steamer will
DO chartered &c bring visitors from
Baltimore. Up 70 the present writ
irR applications have been received
from 40 insurance members There
will also be Q Roodly number Of as.
sOsiate members.
We regret that the commu n nica,iou
OF ]. Franklin Adams. Of Charlotte
He'll, was received too late for inser.
iion In this issue OF the BEACON
Mr.. Adams states his aud his neigh.
oors' grievances against the Me
chanlcsville- Brandywine railrcst
and gives reasons for favorirg tn,
Frere Bill. We will chesrfully give
Mr.. Adams communication she righ
Of way In our next issue.
Saturday evening last, Q Telegram
from W. Clarence Drury. o: Spc
kane. State OF Washington, was for
wsrded here. announcing the dest1
on March 3rd. instant. OF Arthur A
Drury In en- explosion In Idahs
Mr.. Drury was o son OF the L.,
William Fl. snd Eliza Simms Drur,
OF Leopsrdtown, and was in his ST.
year. Before going West. he taush
the Leouardtown public school. q
was . good teacher. Q high. ton Cd
honorable gentleman and O lovahl
man. May he rest In peace
In order 70 show that splitting O.
the sidewalks Is dangerous TO health
an investigation has been made b
DR.. John Robertson, Medical Healt
Omcer OF Birmingham, England
which shows that seven per cent {
the "spits" collected 10 publ
places contained consumption germs
On the other hand the dust collect
cd from the floors OF the cottages {
she Adirondack Cotssge Sanitariur
has been found 20 DO free Of tuber
culosis germs, showing that q care
A.aI q
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10
rCosnuNroAxxD.
Medisy's Meek New Church.

DRAR BRAOoS:-On Friday lass
after Benediction at "Our La1y's
Chapel" as previously arranged,
the subject as TO the location OF our
proposed new Church was brought 4
up for discussion. Our good an
zealous Pastor. Father Ssantsn, after
stating bis views in O very clear
and logical manner In favor Of build
log the church on the ground kind
ly offered by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Floyd, said he would be pleased 70
hear expressions from members of
the congregation. Father Stanton
gave as his reasons for selecting q
new site. the crowded condition OF
the old church yard, and his desire
for placing the new church In o
more central location; he argued
that We should not consider the
present. but should look TO the fu-
ture, and he fels assured that in
time the people would ses the wis
dom Of selecting q new site. The
writer OF this article did NOT agree
with him at the time. but upon re-
nection. and after duly considering
the arguments advanced by Father
Stanton feels that the latter is right,
and has been so assured by many
members OF the congregation who
were heretofore opposed TO bis
views. The motive which prompt
cd our desire for the present site
was the fear that our loved ones
who now rest in the City OF the
dead would be neglected, should The
church be built elsew where, yet
have We not neglected them In the
pastf Is it not reflection
uponus to know that the present
neat appearance OF our grave
yard Is due more to the efforts
OF Father Stanton than to the mem.
oers OF the couKI eRati n. We sim
ply responded 70 the call when be
pointed out our duty. aud now that
We know it, let Us live upt it. Now
In regard to the second point ad-
vanced by Father Stanton, il one
will 'ake the map OF St. Mary's upon
which every dwelling whether oc-
cupied by white or black is designa.
ted, he will see that Ihsre are only
three houses situated North OF the
church occupied oy members VI the
congregation, aud onIy about 10 or
liz northeast. aIl uf the other dwell.
lings South. Southeast or Sou III west
are directly Uu the roads leadibg to
the proposed site for the new
church. This being The case it will
be seen that it is "a the sd van taee
Of . majIrity 10 change the | cation,
and / believe that nine out ten will
now vote to do SD.
All the news all the time grapli-
ca'iy told and all the special features
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10
Transfers & Abutements.

The County Commissioners of Sc.
Mary's county will meet at their Office In
Leonard1Own. on MONDAY and TUES
DAY, March 81 and ~. 1910 for the
purpose In making TRANSFERS and
ABATENENT5
All applications for Attachments must
be made under the oath or affirmation
requiring parties applying 20 give into
the Commissioners all property they
may po.sess OF every kind that In assess-
able and not to- them asssssed.
Persons who do not avail themselves
oil this notice cannot have any abate-
ments on their tax bills when nrnaenfed
by the County Treasurer.
BY order Of the Board,
JOHN I. CECIL.
President.
WALTER B. DORSEY,
Feb Il. '10-td. Clerk
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10
A.Y.GRAY
COMMISSION MER0HANY.
Cor. Ia Ave- q 10Th g.,
washington. D Q.

For the sale Of all kinds Of Counsxy
Produce. WIN give special attention %
the nlling OF all orders for merchandise
Prompt returns.
RRHERRNcRs-yohn II. Mitchell, Por.
Tobacco; Joseph II. Key, Leonardtown,
Spencer Q. Jones, Rockville; r. n. WI
son, OF Wilson, Farmer d Co., Bald.
more; National Bank Of Republic, waah.
vile, Va.
Correspondence solicited with stock
shippers. Write for market tin tags for
shipping Veal and Lambs. ALWAYS mail
card giving the number used.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10

Week Ending March 10, 1910.
Reported by Richard S. Hill,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10
Dental NJ Office.

DR.. Alan S Boarman will be at mis-
Office at Mechanicsville on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. and in
Chaptico, Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. the last full week of each
month.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10

All the news all the time grapLi-
ca'iy told and all the special features
OF an up to date Sunday paper 10 the
Washington Sunday Star. At all
newsdealers.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10

PREVENTS DIARRHOEA.
Chas. s Grason, Baltimore Co Md
writes Il have found by actualc ompari-
son that BOlgiano's Square Deal Chick
Starter has a great advantage over all
prominent foods on the market il does
not give baby chicks diarrhoea
BEST He EVER PURCHASED.
Ell l.. Griest Cessna, Pa writes Your
Square-Deal" Scratch or Poultry Food
is the best have ever purchased at any
price have no trouble to sell it, my
customers like it,"
SQUAR EAL.
Chick Starter; Chick Food. Scratch
Food. let FIVE weeks 3 weeks TO 10
weeks. Makes hens lay
DON'T BE FOOLED.
II your local merchant don't sell
"Square-Deal' Foods drop us "A postal
VT will tell you who does Send us &c
in stamps To pay the postage and men
tiOn the name of this paper We will
send you package each of Pansy Mas
turtuims. Asters Sweet Peas. Scarlet
Sage, Also our Garden and Flower Seed
and Poultry Supply Catalogue
J. BOLGiANO & SON,
Seed Growers. Importers Manufacturers,
Four Generations of UnbrOken Success.
BALTIMORE, MD.
Feb, 24-ti
Saint Mary's beacon., 1910-03-10
Good Horse For Sale.

will sell a good, reliable horse cheap.
Will work anywhere
JoHS L LEACH,
req. l'-Im. Compton, Md.