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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
The CarEet.

The primary use Of carpets was to cover tables Carpet making as a modern industry, vas first developed In France That country had large factories and a monopoly in Europe Of the art of carpet-weaving when a rush-strewn floor was the rule even in the royal palaces Of Britain. It was the expulsion or the Huguenots from France that caused many of the car pet craftsmen to cross the channel and settle al Bristol, Administer. and other places now known to us as cen
 ters of the carpet industry. This coun- try has now become pre-eminent in carpet-weaving. for the same reason that it has won first rank In all tho other textile arts-not through devis- Ing new weaves, but by the invention Of numberless time and labor saving devices in carpet-looms.-Exchange.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03

The belief of the existence of oil in paying quantities in the Verde valley, near Prescott, is shown by the fact thkt the oil locations now made in that region cover about 10000 acres.
 Two automobiles driven by E. ". White and Charles Rirtland col lIided with terrific force between Globe and Miami Saturday. Neither White nor Kntlsod were injured. but two other occupants of the cars. J. F.. Robertson Of Fl Paso, and F. A. Stewart oi the Colorsdo Fuel 4 Iron company re- ceived eight ipjuries.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
CHIAPAS MAY MEET FATE OF
 RED LOPEZ

Francisco Chispss. who was arrest ed recently at Nogsles, is 70 be re- moved from Nogsles to Hermosillo. where he will be tried on c charge Of murder, the crime being the killing Of Col. TsIemantes and his soos at Ss- huarips. There seems to be c belief in Mexico that Cbispas win meet the ssme fate as did Red" Lopel
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
LONG COURT TERM IS
 AHEAD

The October term of the district
 cour, promises to be lengthy one and can only be evidenced by glance over both criminal and civil docke.s of ths. tribunal. There are now held to await the action oi the grand jury tbirty six defendants, of which num- ber four were held by the April grand jury for investigation 10 October Of the defendants held. five are for al
 legged murder; five for burgulsry; one for fraud; one for forgery; eight for ssssult; ore for srson; three Tor rape; {; one for robbery, and the balance Tor lesser felonies. It is expected that the number of prisoners now being held for the grand jury will be greatly augmented by the time that body con- venes in this city op the B of October.
 On the civil eide oi the district court | irrespective of the fact that Judge Doan at the April session, cleared the civil docket of several hundred cases, there etilI remain to be tired about two hundred civil actions, not tsk ing into ousiderstion the new litigation which has accumulated since the clos. ing of the April term, and taken ss 6 whole, the October court term prom ise. to run into January of next year
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
Arizona Political
 Pot is Boiling

The Arizona political DO; IS boiling
 Phoenix is filled with democratic statesmen and politicians for s ccn- ference. Col Pickett, Brady O'NeIll , and Eugene lves have snnouncec q their candidacy Tor the United Ststet senate.
 Attorney Lamar Cobb announces his desire to so to the h luse Of repre- seutstiyes.
 Many more are on the way. The fun is just beginning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03

lature in Tennessee in 1878 and hils there he was one Of the mem bers who made so gallant fight to maintain the honor and credit Of the state in the years succeeding the Civil var. In consequence, the legislature named the county of Pickett for him.
 Ton ostone is proud of him, Cocnise county Is proud oi him, and when be Is elected as the frst senator from Arizona the state Of Arizona will he proud of him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
From Wednesdays Daily

Wm Prindeville left today for Bis bee ~here he goes to enter the em- ploy of ore of the big mining com panies in the copper camp. Wm Fourr, the pioneer rsncher of the Dragons is 6 Tom bstone visitor todsy from his ranch. He ststes that the ranges are in excellent condition m his section of the ccunty. Dr Nj Leonard has returned to his home in Courtlsnd after s br ei visit in Tombstone on professional business
 Claude Hamilton, reprf senting & mining machinery house lof Denver. is in the city in the interests of his firm.
 James Porter is in the city from Wilcox having business with certain court house officials
 x-ofRcio Tax Collector Georgs Brsvin of this city today completed his delinqueD. tax list tOv ,he yssr 1910 and the same shove total of sl76 30 for tha. year. lr is safe 10 say at this time, that without s doubt Tombstone has the smsllest deliu- quent tax !ist ot any incorporated city in the pew state, and sp"-ks ~eli ior Collector Brsvin.
 Joe L4rrieu left this morning for Penson after visit Of eeversl days in Tombstone on mining bnsiness Attorney Allen R English vas q re- turning passenger l.,t evening from BIsbee and Douglas, where he hs. ls been on legal husiness for .he past few days.
 Dick Flei-her, the well known drnm- mer and all around good fellow. res presenting the Dos Nscionss Cigar company of Douglas. is 8 Tombstone visitor on commercial matters. As s . story teller and entertainer the pop ular cigar man holds the champion ship belt and can easily maintain the honors
 EM Smith has returned to his home st Huschucs after S stay in the county capital on business. i II E Gray a knight of tho sIiI travelling out of San Francisco, is ir the city and interviewing our iner- viewing our merchants ss 10 theil wants in his line.
 Attorney D L Cunningham anc wife are expected to return from Lon Beach Cslifornis about the end 0 this week, where they have been rue ticating for the past month st ,h' sesshDre.
 c B Gordon. travelling auditor q the western division of the Fl Paso d Southwestern system, arrived il Tom mb-tone this morning from Doug lss on bushes. with the local depot.
 James Dalgel'sh wss c returnini passenger this morning from Redond Caliiornis, where he went 8 montl
 
 ago with his family on a vacation 0 thirty days. His family will return in about three weeks. and are at pres ent visiting with friends at Orange.
 A body of water about five feet dee srd 100 feet wide came down Lyn creek last Monday:
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
Fav0rs Old Home.
 stead Entrymen

Hon Frank " Mondyll, of NyOm- irg has induced Secretary Of the In. terior Fisher 10 make A ruling on the 32O-acre homestead law that Is Of .m- pOrtsnce to good msoy settlars, m that they sill nos te able Co increa g their filings snd take take up land to the full amount. According to A statement made in the matter ty MT. Mondell 10 "Dry Farming the situ- stion IS ss follows: The Department of the Interior in its circular Of in strGcti ns concerning the law. held that If any entrymsn had located . lGO-scre homestead, under the old ho I estead lsw. ou land that had been designsted ss enterstle, that be could Tt thereafter make sn additional entry of l6O scres under the 32O.scre set Mir Monde!l for more than & year past has been conteDdiDg thst this construction wac erroneous, and finally he got Secretary Fisher 10 agree with him. The latter ordered the circular modified, thus giving many entrymen an opportunity 10 enlarge their holdIngs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
Arrested For Assault
 ing in Speeches
An El Psso dispatch says:-

An kl Psso dispatch says;--
 L. Guiteerrez de Lars, former editor of 8 socialist paper in Los Angeles and more recently captain in Msdero's in- surrectO army, has been jailed 10 Torreon, charged with ssssiling Presi- dent Taft. King Alouso sod Emperor William m recent putlic speec h,s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
HOSPITAL
 SERVICE FOR
 R. R. WORKERS

Anticipating that there may be frequeD, need for medical and surg iesl aid in protecting the physical welfare of the 1900 or 2C0O men who will te employed in the construction of the Fl Psso & Southwestern extension 10 Tucson, MscArthur Brothers com. psny has employed Dr c A Scbrsder oi Tucson as contract surgeon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
Candidates, come..on in, the water is fine.

The political pot is beginning to simmer and is no trouble to find patriot at interested in welfare and soetous about the health of the baby Under primary system need to shie his into the and besides the the merrer
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
Highheld
TRUsTEE's DEED

Highheld ...............
 TRUsTEE's DEED Frank w Goodbody. probate judge to Mrs w. ce Ii. Washington, Pesrce prop. l6 %
 WARRANTY DEED Rafael Morcsno to Wm and Mary F Tsylor, Douglas prop .-.....-....... ooV Vo NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL Frank Johnson, member of 6rm of Johnson Bros other member Andy Johnson, giyes notice ot intention to sell to Georgs Mstzell his oneShsli interest in Midway saloon husine.s together with his interest in other prop therein, in Johnson Add to Bisbee .......... l72O co
 WATER LOCATION By Jennie E Hockey of un- appropriated w4terin Bsm- sey CsOyon- -----... To Garland aud W Dock with appropriate Vster iu Cave Greek . ....
 REALTY MORTGAGE Mancel I Roberts to Mrs . c Boormsn, land .... .. $50 %
 CHATrEL MORTGAGE Jas H East to Natl Cash Register Co, cash register $50 GO Walter Lee Palmer to Ed- ward sutton, live stock. 30 OO
 LEASE Warren ranch to Warren Die Country Club land in War Ten district .......... - MINING DEED Js Davi. to JR Emerson, mines in Whetstone min dist. .. .............. Vv
 DEED BUquillas Land 4 Cattle Go to Miles " Merrill, land. 10 OO cHArTEL MORTGAGE HE Williams to First Natl ! Bank of Yuma, per prop. 5VoO Uu J B Ellis to John W Ellis, , ,er prop $50 OO sATIsFIcrIos OF MORTGAGE ! Msrtir Costello to Ben and Frankenburg and Mosse Newman ..........
 BILL OF SALE FW Brown to H L Johnson, live stock snd brand ..... lo O'
 REALTY MORTGAGE GO stump to V'ola Slsugh- ter ard W F Hill, Douglas prop ............ 200 oc Leila B Simmons to Grace Anderson, isnd ..... 25O V
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Mae E, siso known ss Mrs w A Mcdonald, and husband J VA Mcdonald to Eliza Reese. Bisbee prop. 7oo U wAsRANTY DEED L Grant Duncan to Frank R Coon trustee for NJ o Har' din, Sam T 0lner and Will Buck, San simon prop.... l U Frank Bostion to A W Flick. finger, Douglas prOp...... 10 U FW Brown to H L Johnson, land ....-............. lo
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-03
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 C0CHlSE COUNTY
struments Filed With the County
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF

WARRANTY DEED Juan Ls7ueta Co Jesus de Area, Douglas prop .... 1 30
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Mary Ann Tedro 70 Gshino ValepIuels, Wilcox prop. lC1 oO John II Norton and NJ " Steward 10 Gsbino Vslen- zuels. Wilcox prop .... 50 oO
 MINING DEED Jose Csrpens to wm Cowsn. mines in Turquoise NJ. D 10 %
 cHArrEL MORTGAGE VR Parker to Nstl Cssh Reg Co. ...... ......-.. oV Vo SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE All Wagner to c A Lamb, Ellen E Epps. now Ellen K Fisher, 10 Nicholas and Simon Vssfuer, Dougls5 prop .s''s
 WRIT OF ATTACHMENT Re T Clemens vs Ass Walker Demand s73l.i0. int, costs property attached in vicin- ity of Johnson, Drsgoor, "lllcOH ...-.....-.----'
 WARRANTY DEED wm F Neil, sdmr. Of estate of Emma Neil, 10 Gerald Deblev, Bisbee prop ...... 6oc oo Jws spser 10 c II Webb, Douglas op......-... lo '"
 e. c. DEED Cha. fisir 10 " G and siex rs Gri.ty. Bisbee prop 500 N
 REALTY MORTGAGE Webb 10 Wm Cowsa, nouyI.. prop .... l5oO oO RoLsId Mcdonald, to John Foulkes, Douglas prop. 23 oo Jesse H Fisher to J II slaugh. ter, Dougiss prop ....... l3'oO Vo Johu Hollcrsf. to Mrs c. c. Boormsn, Douglas prop. l55 % SUBTRACTION oF MORTGAGE JH Slaughter to Jessie H. FIsher ............-....' JH Slaughter 70 J H. F H, and c Fisher - JH Slaughter to Jessie II Fisher ........... M.s C Boormsu to Irdis LMetks tks.........-. Henry B Beumler and F Psrsons to Mre Fife Lamb - SATISFACTION TRUST DEED Fidelity Say & Loan Assn to J " Speer .....
 WARRANTY DsED Arizcns < Mexico Realty co toRP Psrhsm, D0uglss prop .... .---.---.- AvV VI HOMESTEAD DECLARATION John Nicolich claims land in Bisbee ae homestead ...
 CHATIEL MORTGAGE Tbomas A Holland to John Quiulsn, Douglas prop. 3oo o' Wsl,.r J O'Msliey and John Ryan to R Allen, His- tee prep ..,......---.. iV'V VI JH Hughes to Robert Hen- eesy, prop. .....--..-....-. "rV VI Young to Willcox Bark Trust Co. land and live stock ....--. -.--.' Jesse H Fi-her 10 H Sls Igt- ter, Douglas prop. l5I5o U SATISFACTION OF MogTs,GE Giff Ailsire to V A Young. 2Ooo 8Hand Anna M Hifst to Rafael Meacsdo .--..
 DEED IntT Land X Imp Co 70 Cuthbert, Douglss prop. 4oo U
 BILL OF SALE Dome Lee Alaire to Thnmss Alisire, live stock. ....- zsS Allen to Walter J UMal icy and John P Ryan, Bis- bee prop. p.-.---.'--.. .''- ii'"
 POWER oY ATTORNEY
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-05-18

A beautiful wedding was held 81
81. Joseph d Church Ia Baltimore.
Sunday evening. April 8Osb. Tbs
contracting parties we're Miss Agnes
Combs daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo W. Combs. formerly Of ST.
County. 10 Mr. Frederick Miller. q
young business man Of S1uth vest /.
Baltimore, Miss Combs was given
away BY her brother Mr.. Jos. Iee
Combs. while her sister Miss Lillian
Combs acted as brides maid. The
bride WAS beautifully attired / b q
dress OF champagne with a large
picture bat with French silk ard
lilies Of she valley and carried 4 mag.
Indecent bouquet Of white roses. The
church was arsistically decorated
with palms and rare lowers,
which made very pretty effect.
The ushers were Mr.. Robt. E
Hanrahan. Mr.. Paul Price, Mr..
Thos Combs and Mr. Boyce Began
Of Norfolk. Va. AZ the strains Of the
wedding march co umenced The
happy couple, were lead 70 che altar
a. which Father Thos. Oonroy per
formed the ceremony. After leav-
ing tbe church. supper was held
at the home Of the brides mother,
8l8 Milton Ave. Among the invlt-
ed guests we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob P. Nail 81 Cumberland. Nd.
Mr. and Mrs. Cbas Clarkson Of Fall
River. Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lurz o. Baltimore, Md Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. Gibson Of Newport News.
va. Miss Mollie Hemmster. BALTIC.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Stevens Of
Baltimore. Mrs. A. Grogh, Miss
Mamie Kochler. Baltimore. Miss
Ora Price Of SoIomon's Island. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM Al. Bailey 81 Nor
gaDzi. Md L. Miss N. Ssoddard Of
Gainesville, Md and Mr. and Mrs.
Jos. Fowler, Seattle. Wash. After
tae reception she bride and groom
took the midnIght train for Atlantic
City. from there 10 Lcs Angeles.
Cal. Returning home The latter
part Of May. they will reside 81
BiddIeand ST. Paul ST. a. the RroOm's
home.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-05-18


The icuhdation Of Our Lady s
Chapel, Medley y Neck. Is now com-
plote and the work Of laying tile
will begin to-day. It's expected
that the cornar stone will be laid on
Sunday, May rs b.
Mr.. and Mrs. y NJ. Loker. OF
LeonardtOwne entertained the Euchro
CInb at their residence. last night
and the following prizes were won
Ladies' prize by Mrs. B. H CANA
Her; Gentlemen's prize BY b. X.
AbelI, The bo0bys were won by
Mrs. A r. Fenwick aud DR. L, Il.
Payne, while tho guests prize went
to Mr.. G. r. Loker.
Under date Of May IL. Edelen
Brothers issue circular letter to
Southern Maryland planters stating
that the outlook Is bright for 40 ac-
tive movements Of tobacco at salts
factory prices after the iirsto June.
They advise shipments as soon as
convenient and caution planters to
avoid mixed packing. Because the
RiIoRlt ChQR - A0h ~ AtHpAA@tANGAI
French" Mr. Edelen thinks there
will be greater competition between
the German, French and Holland
buyers and that this will cause bet
ter prices.
The Four Leaf Glover run SEIZED.
uled for May rs 10 Is, has been post
p9ned until June 26. As. howev-
or. allarranRements have been made
for the trip, twelve autos will leave
Hotel Grafton. Washington, for Leon
ardtown, att An. thursday. the
18Th. The folio ing cars are booked
TO start Stoddard Dayton. Clar-
snce Barnard REQ. Frank Stewart;
REQ. Frank Stewart; Marion. J. Fl.
Ebersole: Ford. II. q. Machen We
lie, Charles Miller Hudson, II B
Leary. j.. Warrne Detroit. Norman
S Bowles K-R-I-T, r G. ARSON
Cole, r O. Wilson Apperson, F.
r White BeRal, r II Clark.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-05-18

Baseball game IA Leonard Hall,
on Saturday. May l3sh, 1911, The
Leonard Hall team met the Nc
Donongh team which resulted ii d
victory for the Leonard Hall boys.
by a score of oleven 70 three. Cana
ller who pitched for Leonard Hall
was Ii good shape and bad the Nc.
Donough boys al his mercy through.
out the entire game. He struck out
sixteen men. allowed but four bits.
While Mudd who started pitching
Tor McDonough was batted hard
from the start and after four men
had faced him and four runs scored,
bio retired 10 favor Of Hamilton, bni
be could not stop the home boys
who continued 10 hit tho ball. He
struck out thirteen men. and gave q
base on balls, while She Leonard
Hall boys make six hits Of OF his
delivery, one for three bases.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-05-18

Elliott Dent, she big southern
twirler. whom Manager Cameron
purchased from the Brooklyn Ne.
tlonals lbe arst Of lass season, Ii
showing 4 10. o. class this season.
The big fellow Is 10 excellent shape
and Looks like The class Of she lea.
que this season. re has pitched
Tour games. and should have won
al four he took tbs frsl three
handlIy and theQame Tuesday With
Hariord vas thrown away BY Jimmy
Kopf ia the third inning by q Wild
heave 70 drst base.
Dent started Qua this season by
shutting out Bridgeport 4 ID 0 and
letting the photographers oH with
GIVE scattering bits. This was April
~, tbs second game OF tha season.
On April 20 Dent beat New BrItai 4
Z TO 4 and allowed nine bits. On
the 29Ih Dent pitched agalass
Holyoke and Nav Haven Won B 10 4,
Dent allowing only live singles.
Dent lei Hartford down with four
scattering bits and lost the game
owing 70 poor support.
Dent has famed 80 men ii four
games and passed n. He is bat.
ting 1856 having made ave bits q.
IS times ~ and one Of them Two.
Dagger. he has scored two runs,
made sacrifice BIZ and accepted
ninechances Wish one Wild heavs. =
Me,c HareA Palladium, May 4.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-05-18
COMMUNICATIVE.

The great national game base
ball IS bow on again 10 full swing
and engaging The time. talent and
attention Of yonng America. and
extending It's fascination over vast
number Of those Of more seda,e De,
meanor and maturer years whohavo
become It's DIVORCES. More teams
have been organized this this sea
son 10 play The game than ever be.
fore; the limit. 10 regard 10 ago Of
the yaloroos knights 81 the diamond.
surely having been reached as mines
are Ia the Geld whose members are
mere tots that have but recently
proudly donned trousers. ~hile the
other extreme is represented 10
teams Of old men 10 the sere aud
yellow leaf whose activities on the
fisld are somewhat retarded by
rhoumAiics and intirmiltiss Of axe.
Aud 10 this field 81 endeavor, as
In everything else 10 these halcyon-
days. TIE fair sex is ofcourse repro.
sented. having teams that play very
creditable ball.
Every park. square and LOT 10
both city and suburbs. containing d
bit 81 space for a diamond or grounds
on which 10 play. was occupied
Saturday last by players aud spec
tators, where II he bright sunshine
OF a most pleasant day victories
were WOO aud defeats endured, yet
one result lowered far above all
others-twelve thousand fans shout
ed themselves hoarse. as the Orioles
took both games Of d double header
from the Montreal aggregation,
thereby stopping into second place
In the race for the pennant
The street car service down Light
Street passing along the docks Is q
decided improy ement TO the many
who travel 70 and fro by the water
route. The line has recently been
opened after two years fight for
its accomplishment
The recent municipal election,
while resulting In an almost com.
plete Democratic victory. gave the
successful candidates so small i
majority that the incoming admins.
tration must realizs that IL hash i
been given lief and license" to
adopt ring rule tactics but must
give good government.
Mr. Jas. Fl Preston. The success
ful mayoralty candidate received q
plurality or 500 votes over his COM
petis0r Ia a tosai vote cast OF more
! than 100, 000-a rather close call,
| indeed, yet the Democratic councill
manic candidate ID the First ward
| was elected by one vote in total 81
about 900 cast. II Is the general
belief that the cIosenees 81 the
1 mayorality election will have bone.
| fetal results and thai mayor elect
/ Preston vii put up an able, clean,
qraEtless Democratic adminialra.
tion ono THAI will enchanc0 tha
city s Interests and make true the
realization Of @ reater Baltimore. the
metropolis ol tho South whose
u 81 e 81 "a n e. III. s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-05-18
MeehanIcsvIIIe Matters



the Eucher Club was delight
fully entertained last Thursday
evening by Miss Katherine Adams
at her home. The FIRST prizes were
won by Mrs Y r Morgan and Mr..
franklin Adams. Ths boobys By
Miss Lucy Chesley and Mr.. Joseph
Smoot
Rev. Oscar w. zleg.er returned
last week from shors trip 70 Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Dyson spent
the week end with friends out Of
town.
Cadets John Wise aud Zach. Nor
gan Of Charlotte Military Academy
p.nt SATURDAY. and Sunday with
the Iatter's parents Dr and Mrs.
Morgan
Mrs. Ernest NJ Anderson Is pay
ing 40 extended Visit to friends and
relatives il Baltimore.
We Informed thai pegoiiasiors,
by Mr. Eugene Trice for The pur,
chase or The home ~ the late Mr.
John T. BalIenger, hava been com
pleied. aud that DIR Trice II now
owner. d oae 81 the nOest homes 10
this t0wn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-05-18
BEN TO.

The German Coach Horse Company oE
Nlilesfown, 7th District, offers 10 the
public. The services 81 BENpt IA
Nc. nAo0, beautiIul Brown *
Stallion. weight 1900 Imp0f
ted from Germany by II. j 6pefiief &
ca If Acoident. Md
1BaAN Fon 1911 "a. 001 IisesfoI|afe
at time Oh first sef1leo. and f@i6. 0(ll !.
HFthioen dollars add sEipnal, Wten u mars
produces living N6it
Thc #t|fbIae ia III fie. hofN6 NIll Sfan,f
FIJI Re anIl4aln66H fnzAt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-05-18
''SAMY."

BeanklInl Brown thoroughbred GER
MAN COACH STALLION. 4 years old
Imported Ii December. Registered IL The
GeFmAm. HhnoyafiAN. and uldenhuFg
Coach Horse Association ul America
No. 1901. Vol. HI -
Sire. NemrOk, No. tfO5, e.
ny Coco. No. 1874. s0AnsA
~ Enno. No. ii0B. ~ Eggi. No. 1910.
Dam, Petra. Ne. 220n, By Martin, No.
0I5 by Bernhard. No. sos, BY AaFbel,
No ABB, &e
win DO al the following places,
IT. jerome . March 90. April 3, n.
May l. 1b, 20. June IL.
Ridge March "a. ~. April 4, B, lB,
70. May 2, ., 10, II. 30, 81. June 10,
81. Enigo's-March rs, u, IS. April
O. rs. 20, "a, ~. May 4. 8, Q. A. 10,
20. June 4, y, 3. rs, 10, III.
Park Hall- March ~, ~. April 10.
II. ~, %. May =, .. a. 30. Juns 8,
Great MilIa March 40. 80. April IL,
10 90 q; Lay 10, II, - sS1 Juua
valley TNe--March 81. April 1. IA,
-. %. 70: May ~, -, 2o. ~ june
., 10, 23. 2A
Fee, SIS By the season With the pri-
| yllege 81 rcturning mare anytime wikhin
| that year.
GERMAN COACH HORSE COMPANY,
| March 9--am. 81. Inlgo's.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-05-18

All owners of barrooms Ii the
Third District OF ST. Mary's County
are hereby notified that selling ID.
toxica.inR Liquors on Sunday will
not be tolerated and che fino Of 500
70 5000. Or supprfsslon OF license.
will be the fate Of those who don 4
care 70 heed this warming.
HARRY NJ JoNEs. y. r.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-05-18

Don't forget the lee Cream and
Skram berry Supper aud Ee1tivaI ii
Chaptico Hall. Oh Tuesday. June 6.
81 r. N Dat cling. Admission Is
cents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-05-18
Halcks ron sALE.

FImt.elaan bricks ID Glrmt-xlaaa eondl.
lion for eale 81 3 1 ger thousand nt Md
ley's Neck Church. Apply % the pastor,
Rev. Father stanton, Leonardtown, or
20 Alex. Heard, ssxton, At Medley's
Meek Church.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-05-18
DO You Know

that gallon Of Lead ard Oh hand
made paint will not cover as much
surface BY nearly 30 per cent. az the
Same quantity Of