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The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-02

Frank Quinton, age So, died Saturday
night at his home at 1119 Taylor street.
The funeral was held this afternoon at
the family home and interment was in
the Topeka cemetery.
Charles A. Miller, age So, died Sunday
at his home at 1920 Lincoln street. The
funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Tues
day afternoon in the Euclid Avenue
Methodist church. Interment will be in
Mt. Hope cemetery.
Word has been received of the death
of w. H. Perkins of Denver, which oc-
CURED Sunday. He was a brother of
o. 8. Perkins Of this city and father
of Mrs. d. G. Kline OF 709 Horne street.
The funeral of Mary j. Stuart Of IA
Emmett street. who died Saturday,
will be held at O'Clock Tuesday aft
ernoon at the family home. Interment
in the Topeka cemetery.
b. NJ. Dreischbach. age Sc. died Sun
day morning at his home at 834 Morris
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon at the Low
man Hill Methodist church. Interment
will be in Mt. Hope cemetery. Mem
bers Of the Odd Fellows lodge will have
charge.
MIS-. Jane M. W01t1n&, age ~ years,
died Sunday night at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Charles w. Joss, at 1913
Lincoln street. The funeral will be held
at the home at 7:20 O'Clock Tuesday
evening. Burial will be at Fairview.
| Wednesday,.
Mary Bronsema, age 5S, died Sunday
at her home at Is Oak street The
funeral was held this afternoon, at the
home of Mrs. T. 6. Smith. at 1916 Har-
rison street. Interment was in the To-
! peka cemetery.
T; ]. r.. Waggoner. age Y. died Sum
day at one of the local hospitals He
was one of the pioneer residents OF
, Granville. The funeral will be held
at II O'Clock Tuseday at the home OF
his brother-in-law. Jesse Shaw, at 1211
East Sixth avenue. Interment win be
! in Rochester.
Ola E. Taylor. colored. age 50, died
Sunday at her home at 918 Kansas ave-
nue. The funeral will be held at Z
! o'clock Tuesday in Lanes chapel. In
f, terment in Mt. Auburn.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-02
To Investigate Sugar Business.

Washington, Feb. 2.-Investigation by
the department of commerce of beet sugar
plants in Colorado and elsewhere to de-
their scale of prices paid to beet sugar
raisers was ur~ed upon President Wilson
tooay bv Representative Heating of Colo
rado. The president suggested Mr.. Keat-
ing confer with Secretary Redfield which
he will do
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-02
His Reputation Followed Him.

New York, Feb 2.-Before Henry J.
Mercer, OF Los Angeles. was sentenced to-
day to from five to nine and a half years
imprisonment in Sing Sing for forging
real estate deeds with intent to defraud.
the court received word that he was
tions aggregating $50 900 This led the
court to ignore his plea for q light SEN
tence. Mercer said he was man Of good
reputation in Los Angeles. a club member
and church worker and a college grad
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-02
DRICES that help lower the
l cost Of table supplies.
Tuesday Specials


Flour, a good bread flour,
AZ lb. sack 81 90
Creamery Butter, the best
quality, Id. ............3 .3Zf
Sour Pickles, buy them by
the gallon ............ SOC
Navy Beans, fancy new hand
picked, 6 lbs. ........... Use
Tea-Sun Cured, Japan or
Gunpowder, SOC quality,
lb. .3Sf
Olives Medium size Queen,
short quart jar, each. >. .ZZf
PcachesNEvaporated, large and
bright, 15c quality, lb. >. Sc
Crisco-large pail, $50;
medium, AZ; small .Z2f
Bulk Sausage, seasoned just
IlgnC, 10. 41f
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-02
SCHOOL STATUARY.
Department Store WIN Award His
tOricol Prizes.

In a large announcement in this
paper today the Crosby Brothers COM
fifteen schools of Topeka certain
prizes in the form of plastic casts of
historical events and NEUROLOGICAL
characters. among which are beauti-
full copies Of the figures "Monerva,'
Joan of Arc" Franklin, Lincoln and
Washington
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-02

Chicago. Feb. 2-Registriation Of 126.Oo0
board of election commissioner This
registration is for the February primary
and the commissioners figure that the to-
tai In March for the April elections will
reach 10000 Tho number OF voters now
ON the books Il lN.4k
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-02

New York, F9h 1-Benjamfn r.
Funk vice president Funk & Waxnalls
con pany. publishers. died suddenly Of
heart failure today in a private gym
nas;um. He was talking with friends
when he raised his hand to his breast
then fell forward and expired. Mr..
Funk Wao In htn eSth yoap
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-02
Girl Beaten and Robbed.

New York. Feb. 2.-Eighteen-year-old
Ethel Commons was found unconscious in
her home here today. her face covered by
an ether-soaked towel, her jaw broken,
her features bruised and her skull frac-
tured Jewelry and money were missing
TIE police are searching for three mon
supposed to have beaten and robbed her.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-02

From England and America


It is finer to be dressed of the cottons than
silk-so wonderfully and exqusey tinted the
cotons been brought from England and as
gowns
little disk of bright metal stamped Courtauld on the
selvage foreign c0ttons explains their
and beautyfor they from the
famous in Bradford England The names
Courtaud Priestey equally important in the world
of fabrics the standing for all that is finest and pest
in cotton fabrics, the other for WOOL
artificial silk
n-4O inches
Courtauld's-$15O yd.
and as wide evening coors-yd $12s
by far the handsomest
made Soft supple
colors which Oleander OF the new
bright tints is one-$15O yard
4onch courauld fabrics very
is
and foliage at $OO y
textur modern art forms.
widea Courtaud abric-runw with
7Sc yd
SILKS irregular corded with tinted ground
floral patterns-75c yd
which will make
in soft thckly
500
PLIssE CREPEs the patterns being
BEING pe nny very % asc 's 0"e ana 0o0 set so'
acknowledgements fabrice
coorsmallard
others-yd CSC
dainty
smaiibr brg flowers are yd.
JOUY CREPE designs copied from the dainty Jouey
silks of France-yd 1oc
TIE N Ills DRY Co.'s @
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-02

Washington. Feb. 1-Representatfves
Underwood and Buckley discussed rural
crdeits with President Wilson today but
said no definite program had been worked
out The president has approved a bill
broad to study rural credits but has
pointed to the necessity for certain modi-
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-02
kINSELLAT0 DESMOINES
Isben Gets Contract of Pitcher Of St
Louis Cardinals.

Bloomington, Ill. Feb. 2.-Pitcher
Ed Kinsella, formerly with the st.
Louis Cardinals, today signed with the
Des Moines, Western League club.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-02

The word ~cure" can now b prop
erly applied to the radium form Of
treatment Of cancer, according to
DIR. Howard A. Kelly Of Johns Hop
kins university, an eminent scientist
At . recent meeting Of the College
Of Physicians and Surgeons at PhilA-
delph3a. Pr. Kelly exhibited photo
beSne cured and tol( Of the cure =.
forty-eif,ht hours Of man suffering
from malignant cancerous gxcwth1
on H fnea ami head
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-02

Sourges, France, Feb. captain Gas
ton Niquet Of the First artillery and Lieu
tenant Jean Louis Delvert of the Twenty
first artillery, both attached temporarily
to the French army aviation corps. were
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-02
Notice to odd Fellows,

All Odd Fellows and members OF
Shawnee lodge No. are requested to
attend the funeral of Brother Drefs-
back to be held at the Lowman Hill
Methodist church Tuesday afternoon
at 2:3O o'clock
CLYDE SHEAFOR. N. q.
(AdvertiEement.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

modern, close in. Phone 61O6.
REWARD FOR BILL" q white Fog
terrier. Had on Z good collar orne-
mented with brass tacks and two tax
tags. Any Information will be gladly re-
Phone 20n Red.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-02
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

Frank Quinton. age So. died Saturday
night at his home at 1119 Taylor street.
The funeral was held this afternoon at
the family home and interment was in
the Topeka cemetery.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-02

CONTINUED from Page One,
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-02

Word has been received Of the death
of w. H Perkins Of Denver, which oc-
CURED Sunday. He was a brother Of
o. 8. Perkins of this city and father
Of Mrs. d. G. Kline OF 709 Horne street.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-02

Charles A. Miller. age So. died Sunday
at his home at 1920 Lincoln street. The
funeral will be held at o'clock Tues
day afternoon in the Euclid Avenue
Methodist church. Interment will be in
Mt. Hope cemetery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-14
m LOCAL PLAYHOUSES ::
WARRINGTON.

"Wiidnre." an exciting racing com
edy. In WHICH Lillian Russell starred.
will be the Offering OF the Washing
ton Players In he Washington thea
ter. next week. Marion Barney Will
play MiA Rpsselrs original role OF
Mrs. harrington. who on the death OF
her husband. a supposedly wealthy
man. finds herself almost penniless cx-
cept for string OF horses. among
them a promising horse named Wild
fire" Darlington had raced his horses
under the name OF John Duny. Two
wealthy young men. one lover OF
horses named Garrison and the other
Sanderson. an auto enthusiast ate
both suitors for the hand OF the fas-
ters "N'ildire" in the great race OF
the season IN the hope of winning and
thereby replenishing her fortune. Don
ovan. the trainer. assures her there is
but one horse that can make the time
OF Wildhre. and this horse Garrison.
In Ignorance. buys in an attempt 10
break the real John Duffy who APP
pears on the scene. "Wildfires' jockey
is taken suddenly Ill and Mrs. Bar
rington Is compelled to ask for tn"
loan OF the star jockey from another
stable. colored boy named Chappir
Raster. Bud. the stable boy. who
idolizes "Wildfre', overhears n plot
between John Duffy and Raster 10
throw the race and tells Mrs. Bar
rington. who. making ardent love to
Duty throws him of his guard.
"Wildhre" wins the race and Garrison
wins the widow
(Continued ~ Page Fivep
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-14

u
~ nlovi1ls program OF all new
IN - presented in the Temple
~ next week. with Clara MOT
~ the hcadIiner. making her nrst
800 appearance as an individual
clara used TO be- . member Oh
tivur Nortons who call Detroit
~ homs. In her new vehicle. called
1H11ne the Family" Clara is report,
W ~ - even more entertaining ana
Z D6Etlle than when teamed up win
y ~ and Brother Paul Morton. Her
~ Exit affords her splendid oppor,
hfy Tor three attractive musical
Sova little ptcolo and mute play
Z - And her famous piano dance sne
\ ~ assisted by. Frank sheen. VINO In
s 80 role OF q detective In In search
E6Y the three missing members OF the
211ovton fAmily,---Sam, Kitty and raul
10y are fnslly discovered in NOV
s4{iH tlcture. Eert Enrol. known AS
{ko London Julian Eltnge," Is said
foS s. rema rkable female imperson-
1&or. possessing high soprano voice
.3na GORGEOUS Partisan gowns, the lat
~ models OF Poiret and Worth. Enrol
~ IN Englishman whose present en-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-14

=; = INT n America II his nrst Ho-
& 4& Yiiee. character actor, will oner
4 ~ .sow play ''On The Edge OF Things
u IN the scene laid on the roof OF
WGV York apartment house and Mr.
s ME- N the character OF Packy Gan
{Ss,n Mailing their nrst bow to De-
zSSS5e WIN b George Mckay and Ottte
~ 3nG A = skit OF chatter. song ana
s21So0 called ION Broadway katie
3fnn pfogrammed a. The Attn
Sx7fo Vonus." assisted by her Euro
/ 80 etAlstes. 10 said to be the
Z GSGt woman physically now be.
Z ~ N.Y. publlc Fred and Ninita Brad
4 = kine Capsrs," Lo Lotte. q
111cSS rciIer -skstIne bear; the Three
S1n6aL strolling musicians ana
!J43 to<S epscops complete the pro-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-14

95I 3U1la GAndoroon In The sunshine
q ~ $500 10 the Detroit opera
7io& fSrW weeks engagement. Mon
6n4ht Miss SanderSon, who has
t5S03od plnygoers In many tuneful
- e1foffAinments such ~ The
{SS1S ana ssThs SIREN comes to
G1k fhlo Nt1me - o., star. George
41oo originally produced The
- Qiy1's In the 0aiety theater
111o0 where II ran for tive years.
Chartoo Frohman came along
oUth11 host OF competitors for
A1nor1ean rights. The sunshine
1lE 40 written by Cecil Raleigh
fGU1 RubSnS, and the latter who
49, known ~ = composer than
(1e1oG wrote the score also. IL
n catchy numbers The plot
19Fy are laid In the famous Sun
o(S G6ap works In Fort Sunshine.
Glhn1. where Vernon BIundeil. a
G3 nan aboUt town. has fallen heir
= - ootire plant with = peculiar
NV tfat X he marry within nve
64 hh0 works Will become the prop
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-14

- q the employees. So he goes to
1N4 1a0tory disguised ~ q working
aaA secures employment, In the
1870 ssndins his pal. Lord rl b. y,
4 NJ comes . nondescript parsonage
4 ~ echlump. who know Bicester.
~ driven him In hts cab. which
3 80 had forced him to. give up.
= - compel Bicsster to enter
NJ - royalty and meanwhile the
4er falls desperately In love
e&1oe9 - enable Blundell to marry
g. koep the factory and they
(. g9sor 9 pretty little love story
&e% weSkod out. Mss sanderscn.
oo11oQi Joseph Cawthorn is at
49, - 4oE1ump and has song,
z,V lloy svery Instrument in
" V1Jch 10 destined to be-
81 ~ Vorka and Fred Leslie
|coOeuR. o4hsrs In the east
(con &opA Florence Morrison.
sr3sSs IRA Jeane and
u 80 g BE- : magnificent
- poay Damaged Goods" one
q the Detroit opera. Monday
March ~, for q weeks en-
Richard Bennett and his
b0S AdrieAne Morrison Ben.
III s1[oy the principal charac-
o1nott WAs tho original
~ ~ Hay. Which deals In
0w n1onlr with the dangers
~ tho marriage OF dis.
~ - man - we'll a. the
~ U9oy - net Tor the i'm
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-19
No. gs2a.
REPORT o. ms roapIIlOH
o. TnE
NATIONAL BANK Or MEoHANIcsVIkLE
MeehanIesvIlle. IN tue State Of Mary-
land, at the close Of business
March I, 1914.

aEsOuKcKa
I;s sss; ne s ..sss.s nd .a....,.s
u. =. Honda 70 secure eirculatiQn. H,tta N
Premiums on ". y. RonuNs bi4 "
Bonds, Securities, etc, le42 III
Ban kina hpuee, furniturts ~ tnfes4 Alxln Y
pue from hasionsl Bank tppE ~
serve aHeuizl tsf@ ~
ISae nom State and Private Backs
aud Bankers Trust Dpins
paniea. and Hnwinga Backs @ s0
Due nom approved reserve AEent4. ANsl ~
1hecka ane other Cash Items 1877
Notes Of Other NAilonki Banks, NJ a.
FfaetionnI paper eurreney, nlekeif
Lawt ia Money! one y Reserved n hens. vis
4 ..sssis,.n..sy ,.ose. e's' J" a,tl a
hsasmpslen fa1d vain u. n rrsaaur. wv y
er'gs PsF egnt. q eaeuiAftea. t.eis y
-A.-
Tosai sllsesa v
LIABILITIES
Capital sloek paid y, s1eee q
Undivided rionts, less Expenses
aid Taxes paid. wv ~
Na,a.hal hank aalss easAsehaIns 9sae 4
caEfs acbeehs aptaia ding, " y
To,A. silsoss Is
state 4 Nayyland. County u 81 Mays -:
y EN- Anderson Gngnlor % the above
abovs ssenanf i true % li'e basi .'s 81 ~ Nv
knqM ~ and bellak y ~ ANDERSON
r Cashier
~ ana agosn y before Nc thla
nFsos UxsTaa, Jassiss u psass
INA z ! M . I as.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-19
500 Reward, 500.

The readers Of this paper viii be
pleased TO learn that there Is 70 be at
least one dreaded disesse that science
has been able to cure 10 all Its stages,
and that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known 70 the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrah being q constitutional disease,
requires a constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Curei taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and
fnpcus surfaces OF the system, hereby
destroying tie foundation Of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength
BY building up the constitution and
assisting nature Ia doing its work.
The proprietors have 50 much faith IL
its curative powers that they olfer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II
fails to cure. Send for list Of festi-
monials. Address:
r. J. EHENEY q Co.. Toledo, Chic.
Sold by all druggists, T5c.
Take Halls Fsfnily Pllls Tor consti
pasi0n.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-19
MARYLAND m pANcEn 81
NATIONAL DISGRACE

nOn.y tie best Of efforts Of MARY
lands public spirited citizens 70 de.
feat the bin now before The Senate
Committee Oh Agriculture and Ia
boz. reducing the ago limit for child
rem employed IN canneries from p
years to 10, can save the state from
disgrace in the eyes Of the nation,
says Owen r. Loveioy Of the Nati-
onal Child Labor Committee.
sThe Claim Of those favoring the
bin that lo-year old child is better
off in the cannery than in the city IS
manifestly wrong An inyestiRa-
ton recently carried on BY the
National Child Labor Committee
showed that living conditions IN
Maryland canneries are exceptionally
bad, the people being much oysr
crowded: that children who help"
in canneries do not work just ! few
hours, as claimed but are forced by
their parents Of employers to begin
work as early rs 4 or am. and
keep at it the whole day along with
the adults. and that children elm
ployed in canneries lose about .
weeks al the beginning Of the Fall
term Of school, thereby falling far
behind there classes, Even before
the present bin was proposed tho
National Child Labor Committee re-
ported the conditions In Maryland
as exceptionally bad. The rb.ssing
Of this bill viii make Maryland 4
disgrace to the nation.
Mr.. Lovejoy further ssStcs that
since many states have IA rear
age limit for children working ID
canneries, even Maryland's present
~ year limit IL regarded as low.
Maryland herself places . IA year
limit on children employed in mills,
factories, workshops, and other
mschanirsl Embellishments with
which cannefies should DO classified,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-19

Some talk is being circulated
around Washington about Toll Ex-
emption Lobby. Unless these re-
Elections have ample grounds theil
instigators should be severely pun
ished. II is high time that the dig
nifty Of our Congress be in some wa,
protected from the malignant
tongues OF slanderers, who seel
upon.eyery provocation TO belittle thu
honesty and integrity Of our nationa
Representatives.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-19
Wv ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sale or .LeGsc:

The Patent Roller Mil, located at
Eastwood Wharf, Is for sale at an
attractive price and on easy terms.
VIII lease for Ave or more years 10 q
desirable man. Party can do vol Il
be can give II his personal attention.
For lurther particularly apply 10
FREEMAN G. SLINGLuFF,
s.l0--A Blakistonc, Md
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-19
fCoMmuNIcArEp.

tNf~N+--N ANFe% - . 49,
Editor 81. Mary's Beacon:
Dear Sir: win you kindly urge the
farmers TO get interested In our Farm
ers' Contest. All farmers who own
over so acres and who live in Leonard
town District, are eligible TO enter. No
charges but thsy may win go, $40,
or $50. prize.
All what is necessary 20 opter Is 70
file their names with the Secretary
OF Farmers, club, Leonardtown. The
points which will be judged are:
20 points for management Of crops.
20 points for care OF tools and i'm.
plements.
~ points for live stock
20 points for gardens and driyeways,
70 points for buildings and fsnoss,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-19
IN MEMoRIAM.

IN sad but loving remembrance OF
our dear wife and mother, MRS. Mol
i LIE IsON0, who departed this life Feb.
4, 1919, In her 10th year
She has gone 70 The isle Of somewhere,
Place, voyage thro The great beyond
To mipRle with the holiest angels
Hea vDply light eyer shown upon,
Hhe withstood tho stUrfiis ~ lifetime,
Trnesi womanhood battling there,
Until b8ckonod on 70 q higher ronlm,
To q world whero ihoro's no care.
Her sleep win break al blnshlng dawn,
OF Eternity's endless years.
The awakening viii cleanse her parent
soul
OF heartfelt sorrows and tears.
On earth she was pure and pious,
Gaining place u fhe great white
throne.
At the feet Of the pll-wise Redecmar,
TO whom mortals of earth must nsonn
Her life wss nonstgHt blessing,
To loved ones In hqpaQhold bound.
Tie light ~ heF virtues spreading,
To innnite domipi0nt around
The soft kindly light has led her,
As the STAR 0ser iAfhlehnIus plane.
Out Into DE boond.ss splendor
OF e rolling rrEl W main 49, s.--.---
Back Into he dust her bods,
Righteous soul to God Who gave.
ShRckles Of toll swept asundef.
She's no longer Iniirmlty's slave.
Seen nov III dreams and la visions
Her spirit Is 9 guiding likhs.
To those leit lsehspd her scepter points,
To dladems Of truth and right,
swecI Motheg uoW m6tehless seraphin
With guided manslop on high:
IN celestial robes 81 glory,
Tbro' Heaven on Wing will 5y
She Is not dead hat glunbers
In paradise, Oh. why w0ep9
With faith In Him OF The Holy Gross,
She peacefully TELL gsleepl
Beautiful toiIer, Thy work all done.
Beautiful soul with glory gone;
Beautiful life with is crown nov won;
God givelh thee rest
Resi- from all sorrow, signing and
teaFa,
Rest lhrolagh Ihe Tonderful endless
years,
Al home with the blessed.
by Her Husband and Children
l1spierpriss please copyl
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RaIlaLaua NatIeaa

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PenticostAl Church Of the Magazine,
preaching As follows: sunday, March
sd. Hanniott's chapel ~ 1890 .. NJ. j
Hollywood, at > y. M, and p. nj
The fourth qnsrteslg Conference Oi
The Leonardtowp cIrcuii Of she NIcths
0djst Episcopal church, viii BE- helA
Saturday, March 2lst, Az p. M Al
the Parsonage. Ieenardfown. snn-
day, March 22d. the Rev ~. A. \.
siagel, Of Baltimore, sill preach ~
fellows: Joy chapel, II a. IA: Nc,
Kendrie, ; p. M; Nj Zion 100 y. 10.
The Pastor, Rev. Dir Cossin. viii b.
In charge OF The services
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-19

The Undersigned win sell aiPrBLIC
AUCTION on
SATURDAY. MARCH q. 1914.

Commencing al 10 d. NJ.
AT HuOHE.SVILsL.Ea In Charles co.
Nd, tho following property
carlond ~ horses, for all grades
of work and guaranteed young AID
Sornd; One carload 81 Flrm Glass
Mules, Just received from tho STATE 81
Missouri, ranging Ia age from Six
Months 10 Five Years Old.
The above Stock Il N lrst.class
condition, sound In every respect, aud
IS offered 70 the people 81 Southern
Maryland with a view Of improving
Stock here and encouraging Farmers
10 carry more Stock on their farms.
! have carefully selected lhis stock
and win soil Il af noakonhhie isiccs.
TtsTlAts or SALE 4 credit IL four
month will lo given on alI sales il do.
sired, upon notes OF tho purchaser,
hearing Interest ffaln the da3 81 sale,
ard secared ~ tic satisfaction 81 the
undersigned
L BENNET, La Plata, Nd.
s.lD-it
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Notice to Creditors

yrphapM Court % ~. Mnryp County, sess--
March TX 1919.
ORDr RED BY THE COURT. Taat Ada Y.
Klccbrda and 4. u Wlitiams. Admlnt-
Iratora Of Chsriea q. k,ccards, late
u 81. Mays c0pnEy, Nd. deceased, give
the notice required BY law TO the detea1ed,e
creditors 70 exhibit their claims, aud that
the same be publlAhed once week lur AZ
successive weeks IN the ~. Mays BEACON,
BEEy. c0Mna,
Rssls,aE 81 Wills
True copy. Test hKNg. conBs,
Keginer o. WINS Tor st. Mary's County
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-19
j. BOlgianO a Som
AAnsss 100 years Rssabfiah.d Tsaa.
BALTIMORE, ND,
HOFIC'gl

The .ClRxRNwK1.k IN
PLSHENw CO, hnret9fors doing husl,
ness 10 LoCnArdtown, having Dissolved
PartnOrahip, request that Immediate
settlement Of ell outstanding accounts
owing 70 The FIRM be made 70 WA. II.
NEALE. Trustee, 0i2 n. Street, Wash
iuGton, d. c.; or Jch. H. CHING
Attorney, LeonaFdsoWn, Md.
Jan. 2e-sl.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1914-03-19

AS we are most anxious 70
meet some 81 our outstanding
obligations and are carrying
number Of small accounts Of
our books and are DESTROYS Of
cleaning off the page and start
ing fresh, we will greatly appre-
ciate our patrons coming in
during their visit to town while
court is in session ard settling
up these small indebtednesses.