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Saint Mary’s Beacon 1
Md. Del. & Ya. Ry. Go.
POTOMAC EI7IE UNI.
SCHEDULE
In Effect Monday, May 15, ;HKA.
THREE TRIPS WEEKLY.
MB-BRwm-aHI
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
Read Carefully important eh an gen bare
been made.
Leave Baltimore, pier 5, Light street
wharf, weather permitting, at 5 p. m.,
every Monday, Wednewday and Bator
day, for the following River Landing*,
Alexandria and Washington.
Baltimore, 5 p in.. Miller’s, Brume's,
I‘ortfi Bello, Grason's, Goan, 5 a. m.,
Boodick’s, Walnut Point, Cow
art*, Lewisetta, Kiosaie, Lodge, Moody
Point, ,< intra, Piney Point, 10 a. rn.,
Leonardtown, 12 noon. Aboil*, Cobrum*.
Stone’*, Hush wood, 4p. m..
Riverside, Liverpool Point, Olymont,
Alexandria and Washington.
•Stops only on Signal.
Leave Washington, Seventh St. Wharf,
(weather permitting.) 4 p. m., every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday for
the following River Landings and Balti
more:
Washington, Alexandria, 4.45 p. in.,
Ulyinont, Liverpool Point, Riverside,
Bush wood, Lancaster, Go brums, Stones,
IsMinardtown, <> a. in., Abell's, I’iney
Point, *C'intra, Issjge, 10 a. m., Mundy
Point, kinsale, 12 noon,Goan, Bundiek’s,
Lakes, Walnut Point, Cowart's, Lewie
etta, Milier's, 4 p. in , Grason’s. 5 p. m.,
Brome’s, I'orto Bello, Op. m., Baltimore.
•Stops only ou Signal.
Arriving in Baltimorvearlj Wednesday,
Friday and Monday Mornings.
Freight received daily in Baltimore
on sailing days until 4.00 p. m.
This time-table shows the times which
steamers may be expected to arrive at
(tod depart from the several wharves,
but their arrivals or departure at the
times stated is not guaranteed, nor does
the Company bold itself responsible for
any delay or any consequences arising
therefrom.
Wii.i.AKn Thompson, General Manager.
Rkakoon A Ghi m km. Agent,
Telephone 50, Alexandria, Va.
Htki-iik.nso.n A Bmo., Agts.
Telephone 745, Washington, I). C.
T. Mchoock. Gen. Frt. aatlPnes. Agt.
Surety Bonds.
As State, conn Executor,
iy or Municipal! MTraatee, guar-
Official : Officer! If Idian,adminia
of a Fraternal! Btralor, recelv-
Soclely; Em-M ■> ,|cr, assignee or
6loyeu of |W3 nt!r e plevin, at
a n k, Cur! liachment
to ra t ton or| Meaacs; and aa
ercantil i!Donu !c out ractor
Establish ment States
etc. '^^■■•■offlcial.elc.
TO BUT! and DEPOSIT
COMPANY OF MABTLAND,
N. W. COR CHARLES A LEXING
TON STS., BALTO., MD,
KUWIN WAKFIKLD, Fre't.
HAKKY NICOUEMUB, Sec-Tre*.
Francis V. King* Local Agent
Jan 88 02—tI. loiivm
Undertaking.
William C. Mattingly, of Leonard
town, Md., and A. C. Welch, of Chap
tiro, Md., having formed a co-partner
ship, under the firm name of
Witliui C. attiogly & Go.,
(or the conduct of the
UNDERTAKING BUSINESS,
inform the general public that they are
prepared to attend Funerals from Leon
ardtown. at short notice and on reason
able terms.
EMBALMING A SPECIALTY.
Trimmings and ornaments of all kinds
for Burial Case* kept constantly on
hand. Ready-made Coffins, of all sixes
and of various styles, always in stock
Personal attention given at funerals
and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases
March 7. ’o7—if.
The Latent Patterns
Wall Paper ,
50. apiece; Gilt, Bc.apiece; Win
dow Shades. 20c. to SI.OO.
Thomas & Messer Co.,
1015 W. BALTIMORE STREET.
Baltimore. Md.
HmAif U. DrDLiT. James J. Uhxisvill
Frank 8. Dudley.
Dudley Carpenter
135 LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE.
Commission
Merchants,
Hell Tobacco, Jrln and county Produce.
I'articular attention given to the careful sam
pling of Tobacco.
Undertaking.
With two ele- 4 .
gant Hearses
aud a full
Collir.s ai.u
Caskets.
m prepa red to serve funerals at
the shortest notice and on terms to
suit the hard times.
In connection with this, I devote
special attention to my Blacksmith
and Wheelwright department.
AH orders quickly and neatly a
to, EUGENE HALL.
May 10 -ft. Dynard
BDELEA BROS, ||
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, I
FOR THE SALE OF
TOBACCO , GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Special attention afiven to
Xlte liA.aiikecsti.oii. of iobaooo,
S. SOUTH CHABLXS STEEST, BATIXO&S, MD
ALSO DEALERS IN
Helen Bros., Special Tobacco Guano, Edelon Bros. Wheat and Grain Mix
ture, Pure Ground Bone, Pure Dissolved S. C. Bone.
‘Special Tobacco Guano' and Wheat and Grain Mixture wx
p/ manufacturii). SPECIAL ORDERS SOLICITED.
tTbe Best Hung About SENATOR FLOUR*
1 *
S it is mechanically clean. ||
Every grain of wheat from which x
it is made goes through two T
5 distinct cleaning operations 8
by the best modern machinery. §|
It is chemically pure as no adulterant is used
\ in its manufacture. It is a perfect food product.
| *
w The manufacturers of SENA- I your urocer for senator*
|tOR FLOUR buy only the best
Jwheat from the v heat producing Y *
g 'Everything is done to make SEN ATOR FIaMJR what the
♦housekeepers pronounce it—'“THE BEST.
IcHAS. KING & SON, TSMI£ o, i
2 2
LOOKOUT
Pricesof Lumber Much Lower.
LUMBER THE _ '4-i
CARPENTER LIKES A :r.O
.8 piled highjin our yard—sometimes -’,l
As a rule it is kept moving, so great 1|
and steady is the demand for it. No BK\ *7 || j I
matterihow.much we sell, though,’wo
are bound that every stick and board j P- | ) u* - Vt'
leaving.this place sball.be .thorough- - •>. l
ly seasoned and of the quality you j j ■?. s
want under chisel and saw. A
This card solicits your orders, j " vVH
large ordinal I. ' Jk*
Floorlng--very good-- 1
$2 per 100 feet, t————-——^—i J
Dressed Siding—Clear—s2 per 100 feet.
No, 1 Cypress Shingles, $5.00 per 1000,
Mailjinquirios invited. Answered same day. Bids given at once
shipments quick and reliable. Wo invito your presence as our guests
when we load your car or .vessel. If not entirely pleased money refund
ed. Our warehouses and sheds stocked so full wo can supply your en
tire list in one day. NO DHL AY. ALWAYS CALL ON
FRANK LIBBKY A CO..
6th & New York Ave.. N. W. Washington. I). V.
The First National Bank of St. Mary’s
Leonardtown, Md.
CAPITAL STOCK.
SURPLUS, .*‘25,000.
The First National Bank of St. Mary’s invites your account.
Banking is made convenient for all at this Bank, because there is
no necessary red tape allowed to enter into the transaction of busi
ness with our patrons. Our theory is that time is valuable to
all concerned.
We are conveniently located, offer, every up-to-date facility for
promptness in banking -and wish to do business with yon.
As for security— note our Resources. 3268,000,(10.
THE FIRST NATIOFAL OF ST. MARY’S,
LEONARDTOWN. .MD.
OFFICERS.
L. E. MUMPORD. F. O. MORGAN. L. J. STERLING, Cashier.
President. Vice-President. 15. KENNEDY ABELL,
Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
L. E. MUM FORD. F. O. MORGAN. F. / KING,
ENOCH H. ABELL, J. W. REN Ell AN, C. I> GREEN WELL,
J.E.N. STERLING. DR. L. B. JOHNSON, L. J. STERLING.
IF
YOU
WANT PROTECTION
AfiAINST FIRE
Insure In Stock Companies.
NO PREMIUM NOTE REQUIRED.
THE OEFICE OF *
WILLIAM SHEDD HOLTON*
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
" stfC W - Washington, D. C.
Residence. Htattsvillx. Long Distance Phone. \
L . DUBOIS, Loral Solicitor,
MIXJHICSVILLK, Ml). '
jatumnwummunnw
WRITE II FOl
LOW PRICES! LOW PRICES!
BUILDING LOIBKK.
SHINGLES.
<< GEORE F. SLOAN I BROTHER i>
414 Light Street Wharf,
Baltimore, Md.
mtmmm mmmmt*mww*w***<*
UNION TRUST COMPANY
of Maryland,
Charles and Fayette Streets,
BALTIMORE, MD
3 Per Gent. Paid on Check Accounts.
In a i ings Department Per Cent. Interest Al
lowed.
Liberal Rates of Interest on Deposits for Specified
Time and Certificates of Deposit Issued.
i
Special Attention Paid to Accounts of Out of Town
Correspondents.
Safe Deposit Boxes in Fire and Burglar Proof Vault
S 3 a Year and Upward.
George Ulakistone,
PRESIDENT
GILBERT’S
LUMBER MILLWOKk,
Compo-Boaro,
Great Substitute for Lath and Plaster.
J. L. GILBERT & BROTHER LUMBER Company.
East Falls and Canton Avenues,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Farms Wanted .
FARMS to go in new catalogue
which goe* over the World and
will give St. Mary'* County a boom.
Ml ant description* at once a* new cata
logue goes to Printer, March 1. All con
fidential. I>rop postal for blank*.
j.c. Howard,
Leonard to w n ,|.M d.
Can also furnish best Idle. Accident
and Health Insurance.
Feb. 7. 'O7-tf.
Hotel Swann
Piney Point, Md.
Open all the fear to the general public
and traveling men. Livery attached
Drummers conveyed to and from Ht.
ueorge’s Island. Rates reasonable.
• F?—▼ i. T SWAN*
DNllftfiKlHfi. i
I
With an elegant new Hearse and
a full stock of Coffins and Caskets I
am prepared to serve funerals at the
shortest notice and upon the most
reasonable terms.
In connection with this I designate
especial attention to my Blacksmith :
and Wheelwright department. >
All orders quickly and neatly at- j
tended to.
A. C. WELCH.
Junel—y. Chaptioo.
Blacksmithing.
HAVING crncM new Blacksmith Shop
on my lot on Kenwuk Street, Ueonardtown,
1 and having atuM ttn- mTvic*-o( an expert
| workman Iron Waablnjrtoo cilr. I am pre
pared to do all work In my Doe of huaioeaa
with care and prom pine**. Hatlaf action irura
aateed.
_ wi. o. KATTIUGL7.
*ay4-*y
Brickyard.
I wss\Ll? f" t * blUh t* 1 m Brickyard at HABO-
T*M MILLh. near Leooardiown. I tier to no
tlfy the nubile that I am fully prepared to
j furnlah Itrlcfcaofall gradea at the fo lowing
i sftairr r ** mnd 110 ** r M w *“
r. V. GUKKMtH I
leooarktovo, kid
' Id. Del. A Yi. Bj. Co.
patttcentlutm eouti.
Read fikrrfully, m important chugM
trnvf Nvn made.
l.eave BnlUnon, Pier .1 Light Street
wharf, (w.nther permitting.) Tuesday,
at 12 n<v-u for
Fair iiaren. Plom Point, Hare'*, Qot
•rm.ru Run. ('ore Point, Milietone,
Solomon'* inland. Spencer’*, St. Oath
ten. Parker"*, Forrrat’*,
i uko'e ami Henctiict.
Keturninir uteamer will leave Henediet,
(weather (.unitrimr.) Wednesday. J a,
n., mopping nlall the above landing*.
Solomon .* I-land, UHO am., Mill
et one It) a. u„ Governor** Run, 12
noon. Plum Point, 1 p. m . Fair Haven.
•J p m . Baltimore, about 7 p. m.
leave Haltimore, Pier 8, Light St.,
( eaitier |**rmitting.) Thantday, at 2p.
ui . loi tin* tug jx.iut*.
Fair Haven. Plum Point. Hare'* Gov
ernor'* Hun. Cuve Point, Milletone,
J'.l>>tin>ii' I-land, Spencer'*, St. l.eon
i.rd'e, Solii r*‘, St. Cuthliert*, Sotteriej,
June*', Parker'*, Forre*t'*. William*,’
Huke’*, Trer.t 11 .VI Holland Point and
Iteuedict.
Ket nrning. Steamer will leave Benedict,
( a father (>erumting), Friday, 12 noon,
Solomon - Inland, 5..H0 p.m., kid In tone,
Op m.Cmc Point, Governor'sKuu,Bp. m.
Hare’*. .2(* p m.. Plum Point. p. m.,
Fair Haven, 10 p. m., stopping at all
the above point*; arriving in Haltimure
next morning.
; Leave* Haltimore, Pier S. Light Street,
(weather permitting) Saturday, at 2 p.
m. for the following point*.
Fair Haven, Plum Point, Hare'*, Gov
ernor’* Run, (Jove Point, Mill*tone,
Solomon'* Inland. Speneer'*, St. Leon
ard*. Holler'*, St. Cuthliert'*, Sotteriy,
Joint*. Parker'*. Forrest**, William*.
Hake'*, Trent Hail, Holland Point,
Benedict, Lieteh’n, Trueman’* Point,
Heep (binding, Holland* Cliff*, Magru
der'n Kerry, Uiwrr Marlboro, White'*
Landing, f erry Landing, Nottingham'*.
Note—Steamer will goto Lyon'*Creek,
Monday morning.
Returning, Httvuuer aid leave Lyon’*
Cnfk (weather permitting) Monday,
7.H0 a. in., flopping at all the above
{ landing*.
Nottingham, S.Ho a. in., Lower. Marl
boro, lo a. m., Henediet, 12 noon, Solm
maii * Inland,li.HHp. in . Mill*tone, •>p. in,
Cove Point, Governor * Hun, H p. m.,
I biirt*'*, H 20 p. in , Plum Point. II p. m.,
f air Haven, 10 p. in . and arriving in
Haltimore next morning.
Freight n* uved m Haltimore, at pier
M. Light Sti ei. > . Tuenday until 11. HO
a. in.. Thur dy md Saturday, until
i I Ho p. ni.
I'lii* time-Table mliow* the time* at
vvhn It steamer* may lie expected to ar
rive at and depart from the neveral
wharve*. but their arrival* or departure
at the time* etaUnl i* not guaranteed,
nor doe* the Company hold u*ellre*pon-
Mible (or any delay or i.ny roiiseipiencm
arising therefrom.
WILLARH THOMSON, Gen). Manager
T. MITRDOt’H Gw. Frt. k Pa*. Agt
Undertaking.
With the latest stylo I!KAitSKS and
linosl outfit for Funerals.
A lino line of Collins and Caskets
of tbc latest designs, and all sizes
from the Infant to the (Hatit to select
1 from
I arn prepared to serve funerals
at the shortest notice and upon rea
sonable terms.
Hrcbal min^
Having taken a course in Kmbalrn
ing and received a 'Jiploma, I am
C >o prep.ii i'-i *o einr.alni with latest
methtMls.
H H LOVK,
Morganza, and
f*<sniurd town. Md.
Phono, Lat't m. Matijnutn,
mi.* 7 *
John M. T*Oiert, I
J. J. ¥. hlinv, (rtmeauicii.
J. J. V. Hhw, Cubler
lii t MARYLAND
CommissiOD Agency,
ot Baltimore City.
PoiOn L*.nr
TOBACCO. GRAIN AND TPCOL
and Farm Prodnc Generally,
22€ South Chtr'.oa 3tr**t, Bzltlaor*
inktuiiMi:
v - v K !lm muga*. John I* Orgy,
I’n •.. hre
K. 11. I'rnll, lx ul ( l>< trick.
J. 1. MuU biii>, 'I ik.u m I'm nD,
John A. Ilnr* -i T Vgr- ( .gino-tt.
Mr. John M. 'J ailwri nrlll give til* [i*rKiri*J
attention to nil | olao o ' onglgnl tuu*
M*r*h . PMV-tf
bAINf MARY’S ACADEMY.
LfcONAKDTOWN. MD.,
Conducted by the
SISTERS OF CHARITY,
OF NAKAHKTH, KY.
Boarding and day School for Young
I adie i. situated in the rno*t picturesque
i art of iieautiful Maryland.
Academic, Intermediate, Clement ary
cjid Commercial rourwe*; *jierial advan
tage* in Music and Vocalisation.
He*ide* the lie*t moral and religion*
training and a thorough knowledge of
the mure* pursued, particular attention
i* al*o given to the cultivation of lady
like manner*, amiable deportment and
; whatever tend* to in*pire a love for the
good, the iieautiful and the true.
Variou* game* tend to render the
student* bea*tbful and afford ample op
portunity for enjoyable outdoor exer
ci*e.
Parent* de*iring to enter their child
ren will plow make application at
once.
for further information and catalo
gue, addre**
SISTKHM OF CHARiTY.
IjcoasKUT owa.Md
Task This Cot:win To
GEO. HASSELSWERTH,
.Md.
And Get a Good
J iICGCY WHIP FREE
1 r 7 , 1910— ly.

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