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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-05-04
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Real Estate
At Deer Park
Monday, May l, 1916.

At II o'clock A. M. on May
l, near the Railroad Station in
Deer Park, | will sell at auc-
ton to the highest bidder, the
frame dwelling house and 9 Is
acres of land on the south side
of the railroad in the town of
Deer Park, now owned by me.
Formerly the property of E.
G. Miller.)
Terms will be announced on
day of sale.
W. McCulloh Brown,
Box AZ, Oakland. Md.
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done over again. Ice formed on small
streams on the Eastern Shore. Snow
fell in June, and frosts came IN July.
Crops froze in August. and seed corn for
1917 cost S. a bushel. Two mild weeks
in September were followed by wintry
blasts, and October and November
were very cold. December was the
Warmest month Of the wear.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-05-04
For Sale Cheap.

On account of poor health l offer for
sale at bargain my farm of 40 acres
located at Altamont. The land is we'll
watered and is excellent for grazing.
Improved by new dwelling, and new
outbuildings. Well set orchard and
tenant house. G. j. WALTER,
Advertisement, Altamont, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-05-04

Mr.. L. L. Loar is at his old home
in Oakland and is having his country
home near town put in readiness for
his family, who will come here some
time the latter part of the summer to
spend several months.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-05-04
Seeds.

Green Mountain, Irish Cobbler and
Late Rose seed potatoes; all kinds of
garden seeds in bulk. Place your order
early.
Adv. 9-2t" AUSTIN BROWN & Son.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-05-04

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-06-19
COLBY COLLEGE
DIR. Anton Marquardt Delivers
Eloquent Address to Sc
niOrs at Last Chapel

With the distinctive academic garb,
a column Of 80 men and women, led by
the marshal, Wilhelm K. Schuster of
Clinton, Mass, and the chaplain. Her
bert Rockwell of Dorchester, Mass. ac-
companied by DIR. Anton Marquardt Of
the German department. marched into
the college chapel in Memorial hall on
Saturday morning. and there observed
their last rites as active members Of
the class, with the accustomed services
known as last chapel" Taking their
places in the front pews Of tho chapel,
leaving the remaining seats to the many
underclassmen, faculty and friends, the
services began their impressive course
with a Scripture reading by the chap
lain, Mr.. Rockwell. At a brief intro
duction, DR.. Marquardt stepped to the
front. and making a very impressive ap-
pearance with his Doctors gown and
hood, spoke to the members Of the.
graduating class in q very worthy man
ner.
At the close Of this impressive talk
the Seniors marched out Of the chapel
and cheered the three underclasses
thereby closing their career as active
lie exercises will be the baccalaureate
sermon, which will be preached at they
Baptist church Sunday. JunA a.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-06-19

of Dexter, John W. Manson of Pittsfield
Edward y. Merrill Of Skowhegan, John
T. Deering of Saco and George W. Q
Perham of Woodstock have been mem
bers Of the House, Mr.. Perham of Wood
stock being a member of the present
House as Progressive. Whiting L. But
ler Of Pennington and Taber D. Bailey
of Bangor, Republican candidates IN ,re
primaries for the Senate, and George F.
Mansfield of Jonesport, a Democratic
candidate. We're members of the upper
branch in 1918.
OF the Democratic candidates for State
senator Richard T. Leader of Lewiston.
Herbert w. Trafton of Fort Fairfield,
John B. Pelletier of Van Buren, Gilbert
NJ Wheeler of Brunswick. Herbert V,
Blake of New Gloucester Arthur wilkins
Of Jay, Charles w. Mower of Vassalboro,
James A. Lewis of North Haven. Hugh
r. Gallagher Of Bangor. Pitt H. Jones of
Springfield, Mark P. Pollard of Solon and
Joseph S. Mullin Of Lincolnville have
seen service in the House of Representa-
tives, Mr.. Trafton Of Fort Fairfield being
the Speaker Of the present House. DR..
Leader Of Lewiston was elected three
times to the lower branch from the City
Of Lewiston. serving at the sessions of
1907. 1913 and 1915.
The following Republican candidate for
the House of Representatives have serv-
ed in that branch of the Legislature:
Samuel c. Greenlaw of Presque Isle, Le-
ander z. Tuttle Of Caribou, Seth L. Snow
Of Mars Hill, Luc Albert Of Madawaska.
George H. McNally Of Ashland, George
H. Allan Of Portland, Joseph F. Chaplin
of SoAh Portland. Frank P. Washburn
Of Perry, Howard II. Jordan of Bailey
vile, Herbert E. Nicholas Of Eastport,
Edgar E. Rounds Of Portland. George P.
Coffin Of Freeport, William Bryant Brag-
don of Westbrook, Arthur Holt Of Goulds-
boro, Elmer J. Morrison of Eden, Edwin
W. Ellis of Gardiner, Fred f. Blake of
Sidney, Frank L. Besse of Clinton, Pitt
E. Averill of Prentiss, John O'Connell of
Millinocket, George ". Thombs Of Lin
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-06-19
sive or Socialist primaries for nominations
for Congress.


SdHti0dtSS tOt kHS Ley
OF the various candidates in the Repub-
lican primaries for State senators, Messrs.
Albert A. Burleigh of Aroostook, Melvin
d. Chatto of Hancock, Willis Swift and
Martin F. Bartlett of kennebec, Martin
l.. Durgin of Pscataquis, William L..
Walker of Somerset, Charles NJ. Conant
of Waldo and Alfred K. Ames and Rob
ert j. Peacock of Washington are mem
bers of the present Senate, while of the
candidates in the Democratic primaries
for State senator AlonZo NJ. Garcelon and
David r. Hastings of Androscoggin, Ed
ward W. Murphy and Edward F. Fla
herty of Cumberland, Clifford b. Butler Of
Knox, Leslie Boynton of Lincoln. Young
A. Thurston OF oxford and Wallace n.
Price of Sagadahoc are also members Of
the present Senate. Senator Burleigh of
Aroostook is a candidate for the sixth
time, Senator Boynton of Lincoln for the
fifth time and Senators Murphy and Fla
herty Of Cumberland, Conant of Waldo
Walker of Somerset and Hastings and
Garcelon of Androscoggin for the third
time. In Loncoln county, the home of
Senator Leslie Boynton, the Democratic
leader OF the upper branch, the Republi-
cans and ProgreSslVeS have united on
Chester A. Boynton Of Jefferson as the
senatorial candidate against Senator
Boynton.
OF the Republican candidates for the
House Of Representatives. George c. Wing
of Auburn and Aaron B. Cole of Eliot
have served in the upper branch, and of
the Democratic candidates Dr.. Henry N.
Moulton of Cumberland and Burke Leach
of Bucksport have served in the Senate.
Of the Republican candidates for the
Senate, Patrick F. Tremblay of Lewis
ton, August Peterson Of New Sweden,
Remi A, Daigle Of Madawaska, Howard
Davies of Yarmouth, Frank D. Marshall
of Portland Lauren NJ. Sanborn of South
Portland, Herbert A. Lombard of Bridg-
ton. Thomas J. Lyons of Augusta, Leon
F. Higgins Of Brewer, Norman H. Fay
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-06-19

, coin, Thorndike A. Ranney Of Winn, VIII
liam l.. Bonney of Bowdonham, Clarence
w. Dutton of Bingham, Edwin L. Grant
of St Albans, Benjamin II. Lawrence OF
Fairfield and James j. Clement of Mont
Vile. Percival P. Baxter of Portland,
one Of the Is candidates for the nomina-
ton for the House Of Representatives
from that city, has served in both
branches Of the Legislature.
The following ID mocratic candidates
for the House Of Representatives have
seen service in the lower branch: Enoch
Q. Greenleaf. Nathaniel D. Colcord, Fred
eric e. Haskell and Fred S. Jordan of
portland; William Gilmour Of Westbrook,
Active I. Snow Of Brunswick, Herbert f.
Gooding of Yarmouth, Charles H. Pierce
of Pennington, Joseph c. Harmon of
Stonngton, S. Curtis c. Ward of Augusta,
William 3. Trask OF Chelsea, Lewis f.
McIntre Of East Waterford. Burton NJ.
Goodwin of Mexico. J. Frank Davis of
Old Town. John H. Gerrish of Greenville,
Charles A. Corlss Of Bath, William F.
Tate Of Topsham. Carleton NJ. Holt Of
Skowhegan, Edwin L. Sprague Of Isles
boro. George A. Welch Of Machiasport,
William J. Maybury Of Saco and Clarence
Goldthwait, James J. Mellon and Henry
A. Descoteaux of Biddeford Dr. Orrin
W. Simmons of King1eld. who is a Dem
ocratic candidate for the House, is a
member Of the present executive council.
Candidates for Speaker
Three of the Republican candidates for
the House of Representatives have an
nounced their candidacy for the Speaker
ship-Percival P. Baxter Of Portland,
William L. Bonney of Bowdoinham and
Clarence W. Dutton of Bingham.
Fusion with Progressives
Augustine 3. Libby of Merrill Planta-
ton, Ernest L. Goodspeed Of Randolph,
John F. Buker Of Bowdoin, Frank NJ
Libby Of Old Orchard and Clifton J. Stone
Of Cornish are candidates for nomination
to the House Of both the Democratic and
Progressive parties. DR.. Libby Of Mer-
rill Plantation is member of the pres
ent House as . Progressive. George v.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-06-19
Congressional Fights

CONGRESSMAN John A. Peters OF Els
worth and Frank E. Guernsey of Dover
will be re-nominated without opposition in
the Republican primaries in the Third
and Fourth Districts respectively. In the
First district there are five candidates
for the nomination, Richard Webb of
Portland and Edward c. Reynolds Of
South Portland, in Cumberland county,
and Louis B. Goodall of Sanford, John G.
Stewart of York and Horace Mitchell of
kittery, in York county. Cyrus y. Blanch-
ard of Wilton, Wallace H. White, Jr., Of
Lewiston and Edward c. Plummer of
Bath are the candidates for Congress in
the Republican primaries in the Second
district.
Lamont A. Stevens of Wells. Congress
man Daniel J. McGillicuddy of Lewiston
and Secretary of State John E. Bunker or
Bar Harbor will be nominated for Con-
gress without opposition in the Demo
cratic primaries in the first, second and
third districts respectively. In the fourth
district the contest for the nomination is
between Leonard A. Pierce of Houlton,
the Democratic leader of the House of
Representatives and State Senator John
Leary Of Hampden.
There is no opposition in the Progress
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-06-19

Hammond of Van Buren is the only can
didate for the House from the Van Buren,
Grand Isle-Hamlin class district, beins
on both the Republican and Democratic
primary tickets.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-06-19
Edward w, Wheeler

Hon. Edward w. Wheeler of Brunswick
Saturday made the following statement;
The reports which have come to me
from all parts of the State within the
past few days are extremely encouraging
and gratifying. A large plurality will be
given to me in the first and second con-
sressional districts and l shall have
good margin to spare in Kennebec coun-
ty. with a large vote in the other coun-
ties of the third district l shall poll
good vote in the city Of Bangor and will
run strong in Aroostook. A systematic
canvass which has been made by my
friends during the last two weeks shows
that 1 shall have plurality in more than
half of the 16 counties of the State and
this will insure my nomination.
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Hollywood Notes

We regret 10 learn that Mrs Frank
Bowles has been quite siee aud under
the Doctors care again. Hope soon
to hear Of her being about again
Little Upton Thompson. son 81 Mr.
NJ. G. Thompson, our local posbuas,
ter, has been critically IN hiih pnea-
monia. We hear that he Is little easi
er at this writing
We understand that gatc posi- a..
liberately ran into the bugw 81 M
Franklin Adams recently. as Tie hor4s
was sauntering drirorleesiy along,
and made il look very much like ~
'Dcacon's one horse shay
We may be oyer-apprccatlro' haf
we wish 10 take on our bats to Mr.
Aviator for flying over our section
ON Saturday last and aIfordine ps our
first opportunity Of seeing real live
airship in action II looked 70 D.
several thousand feet up Most every
one IN these parts had the satisfaction
% a long look at II.
Heard at the village store "racle
Zach, you've spent no odd cent Ia
ehiskey in your time, hayeni youS"
"Dced has, sar Wouldn't yoe
like to have Il now, all IN orr inmpf
f'Deed ! would, sar. "What would
you do with II, Uncle Iachy' spend
it in whiskey agin sar JAY.
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me- fehants Of Leonardtown; Misc CT 81
ie Capt Webster Foxwoll, gs5E .ssa
Dol sey also; corkran, Hill co.,
han IS: 4. 4 Drury. lolbs coffee Mrs..
Ths| d Herbert.
N ss Cleo Hayden rubber supplies,
YIN ladies 81 1sasaudioWu aud va
Ininitl have also contributed 10 the
conf Drt Of ratients BY TIL ending at
sal9 bantials ana daipties
the lndnnuabie enelg md eoar-
.agf of the late fonn ~ Renehan. SO
e'the present hospital bnildinr.
Mr S T WallN Wilh excellent
esfs and untirin9 las9e desiensd and
INtinted tie entire iniHnf Atessrs
9hus. p. Mecnlg Jos li Miibnrn.
flames Maitinly. llaakin. Clements
stnd Dominic liptie deserve crilt for
|iheie help
The focal ph1caas yase % turn
their services itc theehn,iiX eases.
pr Walle s. Wise lsriorled most
successfully ihe gtsi u.ajur operation.
Dslsrr neisil ieiaH Niloiia ei#r-
Rted here sinner ara FranG i. Kirby
" Baltimore Wa 6 fiema, Edwin
~ HasbteoH ana fhomas Kelly. Oh
Walsington xNN
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JOSIAH Taraes Dead

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~ tbree aa,,.sl,ters Ma fs.aoa rnn.
gpria. Mrs. Josephine f.ongo,gs ANA
Mrs r. l. Tucker. a SON Ffanels
Turner student IN he yest Yexns
MILITARY Academy ana i, three GRAND.
daughter. Misses Amelia Ter,s 4
and Erlinda f.oneoria.
fnierment alli ia made today - thp
family cemetery III Galveston ranch.
his county. which Mr Turner owned.
The funeral eorteae left nrosns. iils
for The ranch IA o'clock this after.
noon.
MI Turner waA born. edueagea and
reared 10 manhood ID MARYLAND Fl,
came 10 thc Yallae ii 1864 Is a sntisp'
clerk ia General Tayior'& army IA
that time there Was no ggownsyilla
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Included in the General Appro-
priations Bill are the following items
for The institutions Of ST. Mary 4
County: st. Mary's Hospital. the
sum Of twenty-five hundred dollars
for the year 1917 and like sum
for the year 1918; st. Mary1s Fe-
male Seminary, the sum 81 seven
thousand dollars for the year 1917
and like sum for 1918; Charlotte
Hall Military Academy the sum Of
seven thousand dollars for 1917 pnA
a like sum for 1918.
All st. Mary's countiahx w.,
rejoice to note that the bill carrying
a $4,000 appropriation for The
building of the bridge to connect
St. Georges island with the maIn-
land, has, owing 10 the efforts OF
Senator Chesley, been passed, aud
is now up TO the Governor for bis
signature. Senator Chesley should
receive the greatful thanks Of the
Islanders, whose condition has been
serious on account of the lack al
this means Of ingrsss and egress
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-06

Maryland Day at ST. Msry's Seminary.
Bending aside from the routine Of du-
tics. the students Of 81. Marya Semi
mary on March twenty-seventh, gath
cred their friends about them in fitting
celebration Of the MARYLAND Pilgrims.
a program. breathing patriotic fer-
vor was rendered amidal ) setting
classical in ~ dignity and slniplieity.
Above frirae Of blsck and orarpe
wera placrd lhirteon ivy wrcsths, sym.
boliralof the thirteeuofginaI states. the
wreath IF Marytud p'sred Is the posi-
tiun Of honor and further ofnamented
with satin band bearing the date Of
settlement The crest Of Maryland sur
mounted The wreath. giving flavor Of
coprtly days under The Calvcrta
In the opening chorus the melody was
carried az an accompaniment, hemmed
to the recitation Of Miss Elizabeth Dale.
impersenalng the United States. IN her
coStume o. red. wbite aud blue.
Miss janice Laker evoked stirring ap-
plause IN her rcctation of .'The Black
and Gold, " the cl,arming poem " Mrs.
Lucy v. Maddox. recently appearing
IN the Patriotic Marylander
Other Interesting numbers were thoae
Of Mrs. Marie Manning. Miasea Flom
Adams. Msude Galloway and Frances
Nicols. Hazel Bailey. Mias Katherine
Parran aifording comic relief. in d
plantation sketch
Miss Galloway, treading the meas.
uros oi the mmuct was an exquisite
picture Of The colonial rH. Ia dainty
ringlets and llowiag silken robes
The elosipg chorus, TO Tbee. o.
Country" brought 40 inteFcssine occas
ion 70 rloac. TIE racsts repairing
to- tie library ~ frffeehments This
spacioaa apartment Wss radiant in ita
patriotic appeal q yellow End black
caudle.shadee, chandeliers wish yeiiDw
globes. and glowing bowls Of ionauila
Here dainty nurses 10 cape and aprons
ornamented with yellow ami hlaee rib
bons. served yelisw ices chocolate
cream. and chocolate ccieirs cakes,
sold fer tie bcucGg 9th Calvert room
The program war "a lollav
!. Recitation t'Tha Star spsnalrd
Banner Miss +. Dale chorus.
2. Recitation THE BLACK nna Gold.
Miss Janice Loker.
g. Maryland IL the s haois !"
tabrdeedl A s Goldstorouph, Mra
Marie ManuinR
g. "Tenrh Tighlman gi9e Nisa
Hazel gaiiey
s. Reading AT Arlington Miss
Lncy spaddon
6. Recitation Maryland. Ms Nag-
lard, Aiaa Flora Adams Chorus.
2 Recitation "1he State ilousc
stairs aisa Frances Nieme
: Recitation Hou arapdma lsnypd
the Minuet Miss MsulC CAloway
O. Reeitaiion Maryland 81 ,hr
Cahirs" Miss Katherine Psffan
10. Eta Ihae q comtf horsa
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On Monday The annual retreat Of the
two local High schools Leonard
Han and 81 Maryls Aeadeag closed
with High Mass a. 800 e. m. Father
Poblmann s. ) was cclebeant. Tho
faculties and Students 81 both schools
were present the Academy Choir sang
the music Of the Mass Father Null
vaney s J gave brief and earnest
exbortation, and l'apai Benediction:
oily Benediction 81 tie Blessed
lrament Al which Fathers Kelly and
Nohimann assisted
Father Cunningham spent the past
week at Georgetown University on
Sunday Father pfeeucn S. D.. vice
President Of the University oiiieiatcd
in his place
Instead 81 the Friday night Leaten
sermon this week, there Will te Ieaguc
apd lioly flout 81 7:s0 D. 81.
Preparations are IN proge.ss for the
Holy Thursday talyacadc from 81.
Johns, Oar 1adg's Chapel, and ST
Francis Xavirr'S. Nrwtown.
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Mss Edith Holmes.

The death OF Miss Edith NJ. Holmes.
which occurred al st. Mary Hospital,
Leonardtown on Sunday last cast a
spell Of gloom over this entire section
and indeed throughout the county.
where she was we'll and favorably
known. Her ability as a teacher and
her excellent character endeared her
10 host Of friends whose grief az her
demise is most deep. Miss Edith was
q most charitable and Christian
woman and commanded the respect and
admiration of all with whom she came
in contact. Her life was well spent
and her memory viii long rcmaiu hi
the hearts OF her scholars and friends.
Her funeral took place from ST Alloy
sius Church, Leonardiown on Tuesday
last and the large concourse o. sorrow
ing friends, who accompanied her re-
mains 20 the cemetry and the loral
offerings she received aticstea the high
esteem in which She was held
The funeral o. Miss Edith NJ. Holmes
on Tuesday morning vas very im-
pressIye. The pupils Of her school a.
@haptico attended and showed their
esteem and affection for their beloved
teacher 50 suddenly taken from them.
In his memorial sermon. Father Kelly
spoke Of Miss Edits long and sue
cessfnl career as public school
teacher, and showed how important
and sacred is the vocation Of o teach
er. a number 81 the deceascn's Tor
mer pupils OF Bushwood school also
attended, as well IS members Of Sacred
Heart and ST. Aloystus - y Sodalit5
MAY she rest IN peace.
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Capt Boss gat4eg, 81 the schooner
Kirby passed through our section
Saturday 10 his new Ford auto. ~.
Gently purchased 81 Guy Bros. Nov
all Of you take warning, for as sure
as you were born you had better pull
out Of the road when SOU hear tbe
Captains horn.
Mr.. Marshall Wise. Of Poplar
Grove, was hurt very badly last peek
while motoring 10 Cedar Point, Chas.
CO. His foot became entanRlcd ia The
crank shaft Of his marine enginc and
was badly crushed before tic engine
could be stopped
Thieves are still busy IN this section.
Geo, McWilliams, OF Dynard, had Is
joints stolen from his meat house, and
Cornelius Young LOST nearly every
piece Of meat he bad. II some men
had TO work tor living they woaldn't
live very long
WI = dah AfA1DAtf III W Haiitflkl tfii
and Duke Heart, IS sojourning At Mr..
4. r Wible's, Capitol Hill
Lots Of our people wcnt to I3alti-
more last week to hear Billy sunday
and, i reports are correct, several
struck the trail n
Autos are arriving IN this section On
an average OF one week. Several
new cars expected wight away.
Prosperity here with lots Of cheer:
plenty 10 eat and plenty 10 wear.
Money a plenty eyerywhere--enjoy lie
while you can, for life is short for any
man.
The journey Of lie IS tiresome; a
man is out Of breath when he reaches
the end. GABRIEL.
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Get Good Seed.

llont purchase lbe priced
seei III nine rases eni pi IAN tho
highest pfieel seel 3 ~ ~ llig
cheapest The sired ilmsnt ost
mitch. after Az. il proportion ~ iht
labor pat % plants, once tl.pe tart
a luil crop Is important, and lmssl-
bic 0nls with 06od seed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-06

Hai maHg #a3ii feHaad lii insi
8 ilpt 4nd enn 'palnn uH lssn
beoeAsd d tsk.Hg Chamberlain
'fabAts slal .p shnHid M ais-
eearasfa ei'n iia aHE given ilfm q
tr,al I'htt en5lialH ns, ispiH on
other diw'slite iernenl- hai siis@gtiieu
tle stomach and Hasle 81 p4ttgm
is fnueilons aai,0aiy ahhinahlf'
esur9eiletV aaY
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-06

From small beginning the saieaud
use Of this remedy has extended 60 ali
parts ofthe United states ind 10 many
fprhagn countries When F0u have
need 81 SUCH medicine giye Chamber
lain's cough Remedy d tfjas and yeq
will understand Why Il has become 50
popular for coughs cplds and Group
Dbtainable evet9 6llere. ad4s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-04-06

Editor, A. +. King, Leonardtown, Md.
Managing Editor, a. +. King, Leon
ardtown, Md.
Business Manager, A. h. King, Leon
ardtown, Md
Publisher, A. +. King, Leonardtown
Md.
Owners: III corporation, give its
name and the names and adj
dresses of stockholders holding
| per cent or more of total
amount OF stock, II not a cor
poration, give names and adj
dresses of individual ownersl.
A. F. King, Leonardtown, Md.
Charlotte de G. King, Leonardtown,
Md.
known bondholders, mortgagese, and
other security holders, holding
per5 cent or more of total
amount OF bonds, mortgages, or
other securities: There are none.
A. r. KING, Editor.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 18th day Of March, 1915.
b. KENNEDY ABE.L
Notary Public.
my commission expires May, 1876.
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SELLING AT COST.

Ny entise stock of Merchandise,
consisting Of Dry Goods, Motions,
Groeeeies Hardware. Harness,
Boots, Shoes Pants, Dishes, tiuns,
Robes, Blankets. stoves. Plows.
all kinds Of Cutlery aud Tools
most anything that sou need VIII
sell Al or below cost II you want
something fine for yonr money call
and see me. Yours rcspt.,
ADAM y. WHILE.
lpl3tf. Capitoi Hill.