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shipment .,... 35t nNo ai60 Oi con lOon
better English cnhlcs than expected iore,Sn huv
ING some huyinC attributed 10 Armour and other
on the advance heav, realizing again Sc, in and
prices gave wav Nrmonr was cre.ihcd with sell
siders ais, sold freely. There was lrSsened casa
demand Al the Norhwcst and some selling orders
also some foreign selling. SIN later covering Of
;sor,, al and a s1mc o,sc Huyng caused rally
cilned i to ~ Undo? SropSed i to Nd f' ana ae
Paris 10 to n ccnt,mcs Thr ArssntI ina shipments
chiosei Al sooo, hush The prlrsr| ' rece, M
were tiic.oN busn, a9snst iolsoM las, ,csr
The central Wc. tsjr cssw S Pr ho tor
Mder says; White. whcat has flnc growth witch
in some sections Complaints IN regard The con
dlton Of the p,sn, or 81 damage hy the II assisn rs
That farmers arc ssiSa"t Sh the "qi"S rnGT
Gated by th' s;e'dy large delays Of wh'M by them
week and sNs.os; l,s' ys.r sine Jul, las,
n. RI5Se n "t ss ,a rs' year
lar View yCIcrdi, hs' he Nno,r people were
In whral because pretty ncatlJ cv,f:h,G Z, XXX,
his the lry; lhc bic 'otcr IN tie marker fornl i
million ami others c,cNt ,rilnu tuShcl>' vain" a
range ~ les han 'w1 cents The l"s,c. wh,et
ont. ana ,hc man wh, was S.,utt wheat jh,ught "
would be good Spc ''la'lng over rp'n ,hc hrcak
nour Inc Wctncsdov rfh wns ron ,cn % T 6,,.sr
million bushels, thra htlt = u wNs rnlo,dci yes
tcrGsN Tc'rc we're NNrtcIS reasons hl II VhS
popular 10 rcgar' N"W'rG7ys SalcS shake t,i''
,a,hcl IMAM an II - sou "a, snd auiJ rEc
Armour wheat hu, ,ilC stan 81 CTly fer night ago
and hcgn1 Al NrounI 73'a cents, and was continue,
on lar.c scale Hll IN way upto II cents II woulI
not bc llko the packer, WINS argued 10 be satisfied
with nront ot two TO 'hr'" cents on Inc rInnlnr
Int o the millions That wouli NOT be a good spcriI,
lstion for ANYBODY and The september experience
convinced tho wheat crowd here hat trn.Gur can
no, he con,dcred poor spccnlat 30 The ri,
took the millions oflnng wheat S'l% 20 y YESTERDAY
without ntrcmor ans those vho had ,. Ncu II showed
no hrNelN lhSi hlghi, The huyinr IVES rather a
remarkable instance 81 popular confidence in tho
speculative leader. There viii be no surprise II
there Is lower market to DAY. But the wheat nil
VIII be greatly surprised II the Armour sales OF YES
terdal are not taken back ultimately and The hull
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OF tyr v,'Hrrs


ne imports Of dry goods for the reoL
ending to-day were ~ ,sS554i, against 4, -,
,o iast week and o.. 1919, 2o7 for the correspor
nn ""ek ni last year The amount ms rketed
was apo3: against 2.2<ss7i Last Nesr
Ia s.orS'o' Tor the corresponding week OF
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sUB.TREAsrRY TRANSACTIONS.

rHrRsDAT
Paid by sub Treasury 10 be Iks .... ,., s.? CC5.CC
Paid by banks to Sub Treasury .....,..- 3.s35.0sO
Loss 10 banks on days transactions s67oOO
SINCE FRIDAY LAST,
Paid by Sub Treasury TO bsnkS. ...... $40 6?o O0O
Paid by banks 10 sub Treasury. .,..... Il IS. coo
Loss TO bans. ............. 5000. Coz
Loss TO banks for same period prev louS
week ......... .....-.. $4,000
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THE TRENTON pOrrERIEs COMPANY.

DIVIDEND NO 10.
~ a meeting Of the Board OF Directors Dividend
Of wo per cent. l?oo declared on the Preferred
stock Of the Company. payable on Dec 10. 1902.
- : Jckholiers OF record at noon, Nov. 20 1902.
Tran SER books do not close.
e 4 | AM-rNN A
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TUE OREGON RAILROAD AND NAvIGA.
CtO> co.

COCpoNS 40, IL DIE DECEMBER t. iso?
from tho shove men toned bonds VIII be paid at
maturity upon presentation al the once OF the
Treasurer ~ Broadway. New York " Y.
Packages 81 coupons may be LEFT for vcrihcation
on and after Wednc>daV. November 20. 1870.
FREDERIC V. y. CROSBY, Treasurer.
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ENPRESS COMPANY

Semi ANNUAL Dividend OF Three $50, Dollars
pcr share has been declared payable In New York
January >, 1898 10 the shareholders OF record at
the close OF bushes, Sove nber ~ 1892. also an
eNtra DNlhend OF One 100 Dollar per share
out Of the earnings OF TIE Company from It's invest
u,ent> JAMES I. lARUD. Treasurer
New York. November 10 1907
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GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY.

20 Broa! st, New YORK. Nov. 70. 1902.
Inc regular quarterly dividend OF ONE PR
CENT. VIII be paid Dec L. 1877. 20 common stock
holders OF record at 2 y. NJ, Nov. Il, Common
ktock transfer books Will be closed from Nov. u
20 Dee. ,. JAMES l. MORGAN. Treasurer.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS or IN
ACTIVE OUTSIDE STOCKS.

Rn, Asked.
Amsterdam Gas per cent. ......IOQ 10
American Light and Traction, ..... 10 30
American Light and Traction. Pre-.
ierred, Observation-Disclosures. 80 ga
American Writing Paper. Comm ou.. 81. S,S
American Writing Paper. Preferred COX 2IN
American Writing Paper. Bonds... 20 -
brooklyn and New York Ferry. "a
BROOKLYN and New York Ferry.
:: e; Rapid T...i' =. r.
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To oGV. Week. Year.
Port receipts fC9o 20 as 5A.l,a
Weeks total ....... s?s,is ais,isa sis.sis
Ns ,S n oT!ssss '',S oo ID , no ,,,,,
Houston estimated to =
G,Iwr.on 1899 to 1000 '"o '7.s'S
-, morrow 49,. 1000 TO 1000 1895 1881
hHS interior movement for the week was as fol-
Pecefp;s shipments So-ss
Ias week wee: 3, s39s, sss;s;
Last var ...' ......... ao's7i ??,o,? 57TWs
p r95 sp1Ts so Sass qr.s her. closed
steady sales ,s1cSo bales Prices as fo,ows'"
x.u, men,a Lomr,i. cIor-s.
npccmh"r .''.''..'''' y ~ 5s,, 3Ss3
,,,l s,os .,,. ...-.."..... :. - sxs.;s
Ma "''.'.'''.''' 90 s,i2 siaoG8sm
, July .. ,:.., , ,...,...,.. SO 80 .s,ss:s
Me% YORK cotton Exchange weekly crop move
No., - ,soas 1901,
Dor, ,,rcr' In ,,n, c,a. s?tiS sls..s
southern mill taknas ESTIMATED, $1,000 l724S
S Sons 2, S n9 a. n ta1 2sss LIZ
To,ai crop movement
Por, receipts 49,. =; s?slooi so7o4,s
southern min takings estimated sIsnm %, ~
Stock a, Interior towns in cxccss Vow
season ..''''..''. $3.50 Sos .ss.u,
early nsysnoe ri. cahI's unr. 'S snrueuSn, 80,
appointing nd the west6er cas-, Of The Misa,,rnl
Aha h.IA
was bul,ish as The rccc,n,s n, he tn,s,,or , neM
AMI nor,s ., yc rr.h .r,a,io, tbn ne. 'oTs
in slsh, egurs were CIstinc,ly hu,isb snot Ma.
VS. w.. = IN In hinhnr x. nchns, ~. insI
ans $50 ri,aroo,i 20 aes, MIS nIni
r,,,. ~ 80. 80. a. :. ~ ~ polu's nEuet
~ ~ EL,.hn.. 80 49, 49,. ~ AoS' N nshsas
on,.rs ~, ~, oa a, ,nr yum
.uSi . hh,s l..u,n'lon ootn mere
n, ~ ~ u 20 oh no ~ ~" 81 e,a, Gays
pen' nnu " Snum ''ons" IN "x,niur PuonV was
.oHInt III. Opcnha A,a.' IN nov, ~ ieS year
We fnaue az OF .he nIaoaina Crop OF sWW
oales anu tne ueotsla crop on ioWW VIC think
a cohserVaM W.. cstitna'e tnIs season IWomn
psIes 70 1870 ~, IIaoam ma enc itooIcC for
Teo,SSn r,l - sam OWL VI. year Eieia ~
.NoiLn anu ',ou.n taioina. NnIcii w tnInt VI.
posNILp oHNe'eoohh' uie SnoI,ate IN +iaoamd sno
~ ~ u "..ei mo , We S,r on 'he Vpnon
~, at. nsa'vs. '"'I uus soaua. WI" max
yust n.uu' .ne S ,he anloun. ~ eo.,on ds !ney
a.e inS' ra,' nc ieese w the cIop tneIeIoTe'
W @ nus pc ,u ,ne S.n.es HrsL on 'laoamH
au1 Wy Wy muvn WI. Iepenu UPON penhe Wea!nci
aiiI 'nr a,,oun, Oh thc .ou crop az 70 wnat tnat
..e', VII InemA prove 10 pc fLahtouon receipts
ana ,,r n,'u ' hn va, ~ ,, pseeS IneIcush.s
The decline hss been good from All ousr,srsa
We., poin, Wlss ,ThtnG 80 mnoh III 1890 u,e.'
heinz rIarc in ,his big ron Isea ma =, c III,
o,i~ v,t ,o,, ~, ali .,c ,ha I'm 80 NY y ,ou VII
- .,v 800 ,hsn Ia, ti.,s 70 ~. "u,,.
nlcked ,ber es, h,ie In mnn, rI 49, nav
Is nov in r,irS rho ,nn 80 Iii i. ouu 49, 49,
lac, vicI, TN ,b,o sVp VIII nc less tnsh
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DIVIDEND. AND INTEREST
III. Che.apcaL- & OHIO RAILWAY Co.

The thesapcake 4 Ohio HALLWAY To.
Rlchwond Va. October IS. 1902.
\ dividend ~ 10 has been declared on me stock
Of the COMPANY payable November 20. ilV2. 10
stockholders Of record AZ thr closing " the transfer
hooks Saturday. November stE. 1902. The
trnnsfef hooks VIII close Al the once % =. Morgan
& Co. 70 wall street. Sew YORK, on saturday.
November In 1872. at - NJ. and Will reopen
Friday, November ?sth. At 10 \. NJ
lhe Chesapeake 4 Ohio RAILWAY Co.
nv l. L MI'II EDlID SccretarY
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CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

rcre Marquette;
ID week Nov si;sOr s,aS s2s Inc "a, -, AZ,
fro,, July $50 IA as7o 10 Inc 81, 80 ss
filn Ism II ,ssSS ,s!s sae inc inc ' = So
Grand Trunk.
q S,.n No. se.aotI $500 a.? Inc ~. sos
From jan D.. @I'ds;o 2S,?otN? Inc ia,,sT
AMSTERDAM srnEYr.
The Amsterdam Stree, Rsnroad coun.n- .
po',S for 'he'auar'er ended sept 80:
Sro., earning. s,lIci .Is ISIS Inc "'n e. 10,
oper espense'. 1854 sos Inc 200
o, ss, fs srsms ""Ia $50 Inc n, .ss
r,Is cs. .h ,.s9m' "ssG 500, Inc $50,
surplus ..... N7a7 GHi Inc ic..?l
INDUSTRIAL r.RSfSus
The United Fruit Company reports for III.
year ended Sept. ~ rn~ statement, which cover,
Thirteen month"; compares with last year as follows
Es1 ofsnb, cos 2ms'' d-isaSi' Inc inc ~ ~, s AZ
Total ne, .s?".sl7 st25,o7s Inc s.is.s.i
fn'scc'' charges ,Oao ,aus Inc. ,o;,o
nl,idend' pald... io;i. .o' Los, 10 Dee "a sco
talsnec ....... .sLisaaio sIa7so Inc. g. ,,o o.,
Previous surplus, i.isaoN iisoias Inc. is7sa
Raj cred. inc
Trinsfcrrrd to Inc '''''' "
q srrt. def chgcs-
T. L''''.'. '"'a o" Inc 'aIa ss
BAL surplus. s,.oo'. s's s'lsas A Inc. sseo a,
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OFFICIAL Legal NOTICES.

IA IrN Il,!., r. q. - ; .ItL ADVERTISE
MENl Il IH& CITY RECORD Of November ?isi
70 december Sta. To-. 81 confirmation b. the
supreme Cour, ana he entering in the bureau
for the Collection OF Assessments and Arresr, of
assessment Tot OPENING AND ACQUIRING
TITLE 10 the following named Avenue IN the
BDROtGH OF Tht BRONX,
~ III VD. SECTION H. NENDOEER AVE
VIE y MING. from ID Avenue to the western
line OF rotonh Park. and from Boston Road 10
nc eastern Inc OF trotOna Park: confirmed
November g. 1902. entered November 10 1907.
EDWARD NJ. CROFT
Comptroller.
-
AEFEEIlrN l. ~ TIA - riiEADvERriSF.
NEWT ~ rHE CITY RECORD OF November q
20 december 8, ItO. - tue confirmation b. the Su
prernc Court and the entering In the Bureau OF
the collection 90 assessments and Arrears OF as.
seS>mcn, for OPENING AND ACQUIRING TITLE
10 the following named street. Ia the BOROUGH
or MANHATTAN.
2!D WARD. SECTION T. WEST 5sRp STREET
OPENING from llth avenue To este b shed line
~ the In ison River Confirmed November
lH', entered November TO- 1902.
EDWARD v. CROFT
Conp'rolrr.
t'v ~ Ncr Nn'J Woven mr. 20 1907,
SEALED BlDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
President Of the Borough OF Manhattan at the
Guy Hail. Room, No. 10, until II O'Clock 4. NJ on
1H@ day. November "a, 1902. for furnishing all
toe labor and material required for an extension
ECrf.
i"r full particulars see CITY RECORD.
JACOB \. CANTOR,
Borough President,
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COW NERCIiI.
Cotton Active and Firmcr Early. but re.
acts on Realizing Advances for
a Tine. hut PrOnt Taking Causes Re.

FRIDAY. Nov II GRAIN Wheat Spot
was fairly activ" and firm Sales 100 coo
bush, mainly for export here and al tn"
outports No red in elevator, u .c under
December. No l Northern Duluth. &c over
December No | Northern New York PFC
over Northwe stern receipts We're $40 cars
against ~? last week and ol5 last year Chi
cago c. against l02 last week and - year
ago Futures closed unchanged TO &c
lower. Sales 100. 900 bush Prices as iol.
lows
Op'a NOR lor- cos Las
lng. - ~ ING Ntgh'.
December ...... '9, M, 70ls sOi, SOh
May ............ ,7s> 50 1913 1913 1914
Oats were nrncr, sales 10000 bush. 40 !?
white. $50 No. white. 37i2-. Futures closed
SO, higher. December &'sc Rye was steady
No Western. 53r c. l. T. Buffalo. Car lots jersey
and state. 81 Ia SIC. nominal track Corn was
quiet sales, ~ ooO bush. No, mixed In elevator
&c: No :wh'tc, ssc,: No. yellow csc. Futures
closed u 10 &c lower. S1le'. soo Noo bush. Prices
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the suns" . Storeh0uss
OF mental furniture. Read II and give q
goodly garb to your mind.-Adr.
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New York stock Exchange sales. Nov. Il,

UNITED STATES AND STATE BoSps us 81 ooos,.
u l : IS. r. 1901. ..,..... ..........l 1923,
CLOSING PRICES oy CsrryD STATES BONDS
BIZ. .iSked Ri isLcd
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! MS SHOWS 'hc gram movement.
NcT York Whsd. Corr. O''s. RUs. Bdrisv
Receipts ..... iso2 2S taOO Sop II ~
tNpor's 90. 81 90 31S 5'ls
Chicago
Receipts ... ilS0r1 IS O11 2Gi op1 IN oo1 20 o)o
Shipments ..... ?i.o1o soon fo,.nlo son - on
Buffalo.
Receipts io'.Oo1 $4,000
Shipment. .... 3it 200 a1OO0 lOi. con IN oon
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON. Nov 2l-Receipts end cXptnGi-
lures OF theTreesury were:
This DAY THIS Month. FfsrallCar.
Recei pts. 0?t s32 PEI 1920 SIS 100
Expenditures. 1885 C0 3e:&ooOO ??o eS5. $40
Defcit .......... 3sO.g7s 40
surplus.
Nrlont VI bsnk notes received to day for redemp.
ton, s1s5.l73. Government receipts from Int. nal
revenue, SEQ 95i customs s1G1s37. niscella neous
$40. $50.
The cash statement Of the tinted states Treas
urer FOR Nov. 81 shows
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BANNERS AND BROKERS.

To INSURE PROPER CLAssIFICA.
TION ~ THE SUNDAY Sun, ADvER-
| TISEMFNTS MUST RE HANDED ~
NOT LATER THAN a p. ". SATURDAY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-03-13

che !Saa correspondent reports
that another bill which accompanies
the Oyster Land Leasing Bill, pro-
yides that revenues arising from
leases Of oyster lands are to be dis
tributed among the counties Of the
State. according to a carefully de-
vised plan, for the purpose OF build
ing and repairing roads. Wonder
what the carefully devised plan is?"
Does II carefully devise the bulk Of
the money to inland counties?
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Pardon Notice.
THE STATE or Maryland,

THE STATE or Maryland.
OFFICE or IKE SIC. or STATE.
Annapolis, Marek 8. 1902.
To ALI. WHoM n NAY Concern
Notice Is hereby Given. That ap
plication has been made 10 His Ex-
cellency. john Walter Smith. Gov
ernor Of Maryland. for the pardon of
Thomas Dean. who was convicted in
the Circuit CURT for st. Mary S
county of assault 70 Rape, and sen
fenced to be confined in the Mary
land House q Correction for FIVE
years.
The Governor will take up the said
casefor final decision on and after Far
DAY, the fourteenth day of March.
l9O2until which time protests against
such pardon will be heard, and the
papers filed open to inspection. at
the discretion of the Governor
BY order If the Governor,
WILFRED BATEMAN.
Secretary of State.
March IL, 1902 1T.
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Legislative.


The current week in Annapolis
has not developed anything start
ling. Svengali Straus still has the
House Republicans hypnotised and
under his leadership they have in
dorsed the Election Law, the Straus
bill having been passed by the House
with but two dissenting votes -both
Democratic. At this distance il
looks as il Delegate Straus was the
only pebble on the Legislative beach.
Whatever he says in the House goes
and whatever he objects to stops
short, never to go again. Straus is
having fun while the Legislature
lasts aud when ii ends, is no doubt
prepared to drop into innocuous de-
suetude, and console himself with
the reflection OF how he hammered
old man Vandiver.
Senator Greenwich has made an
earnest fight against the proposition
To lease the so-called barren bottoms
and his speech on the bill in the
State Senate elected loud applause.
Delegate GrasOn has introduced
bills to amend the liquor license
laws of the county and to amend the
Treasurer law. We do not know
the particulars of the proposed
amendments.
Delegate Mattingly has succeeded
in passing the act tofix the boundary
line between Charles and St. Mary i
counties.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-03-13

They WIN meet me in fae sweet by ana s,x
By the Last one Of her famify. A. T.
Died. in the village Of Chaptieo. February
y, ig0e. ROSEMARY. seeond ard only child 81
AloyElus G. and Asethea 4. WEIGH. aRea year
and 0 m0mths
Though He siay me. jet win trust Hkin.'
Another Earring IL beckonEng a..
Another cali u given:
And shines again with angel steps
The path that leads 10 Heaven.
Our sweet and darling child whose smile
Made bright our home alI hours;
Amid the cold OF winter time
Has left ne with her flowers.
We miss her In the place &C prayer.
And By our hearfh-nre,s IS ne:
We stop beside her bed "a hear
Once more her sweet Good night
There II a shadow DER our home
There IL gloom within:
Fer Rosemary 3 sEniie no longer cheers
The hearts that might have been.
o God! IT'S hard. d0ubly hard indeed
This heavy cross 20 bear.
But let her memory serve &c make
strong our faith without fear.
Aunt N.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-03-13
Pneumonia Can be Prevented.

This disease always results from
a cold or an attack of the grip and
may be prevented by the timely use
OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
This remedy was extensively used
during the epidemics of la grippe of
the past few years, and not single
case has ever been reported that
did not recover or that resulted i'm
pneumonia, which shows il TO be a
certain preventive of that dangerous
disease. For sale by Greenwich &
Drury, Leonardtown.
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pLAcKcMITHING

| wish to inform my patrons and
the general public that after the Isl
of January, 1902, can be found i'm
my shop at BLUE SToNE. All work
in my line will eceive prompt at
tention. Special attention paid To
horseshoeing, painting and oyster
tong making, Guns, pistols and all
kinds of machinery repaired. Terms
Cash. ADAM T. WHILE.
Jan 2-3mF
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-03-13
OBITUARY.

Departed this life Friday morning. Feb IL
la0e. MARY JANE beloved wife OF the laff
john r. Evans. aged "a years.
God in His wisdom has called to rest
Ny aged mother ioyeI so dear.
In the gentle arms of Him caressed
She peacefully reposes there
Only 70 awake 10 God's embrace.
The agonies no longer remain.
she 10 resting In peace. the pains replaced
With Joy and Heaven attained.
This dear one has gone forever
To dwell in the realms on high:
with husband AID children together
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-03-13

The Court of Appeals has render
ed an opinion affirming the decision
Of Associate Judge George Merrick
in the Prince Georges contested
election cases. Theopinion Of Judge
Merrick was published in the BEACON
at the time it was rendered.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-03-13

COMMUNICATED.
Messrs. Editors In the columns
of the last issue of your paper, the
-----s---~1-----;---:->4s himsalE risi-
zen, "one of your County's intelli-
gent and forceful young men, has
touched upon matters of grave con-
Germ to the people of our county.
The condition of our public roads
comes in for q justly vigorous pro
test, and an appeal to our represen-
tatives in the General Assembly to
do all in their power to procure leg
islation giving us more money for
the improvement OF our highways.
There is not a citizen from Point
Lookout to Charlotte Hall who will
not heartily second his motion.
Public education, however, seems
to be the subject nearest the heart
of Citizen. The teachers of the pub
lie schools, he says, are poorly paid,
and our representatives in the legis-
lature are called upon to remedy
this by local legislation. 1t is fact
as big as huge Olympus that the
teachers of our public schools are
shamefully underpaid and living
wages, as Citizen suggests, should
be demanded by the teachers i'm
body. But how we ask in the name
of common sense is this most desira-
ab'e change to be effected by local
Legislation ?" Does not Citizen
know that the State school fund is
distributed among the several coun-
ties under a general public law APP
plying to the whole State?
The zeal of Citizen in the cause OF
public education does him credit,
but he oversteps the bounds of dis
-asetien aud fact when he says that
made to suffer through the Facasttyssi is
Charlotte Hall School and St. Mary's
Seminary receive more aid from :he
State than all the public schools nut
together.
Now if Citizen had said that no
schools in the State, that are no,
strictly public schools, should re-
ceive aid from the State, he would
have been stating q broad, general
policy which il might or might not
be good and wise for the State to
adopt. But when be singles out
to two institutions mentioned. and
says that they stand in the way of
an increase Of the public school fund
aud in the way of public education
in this county, he Is wholly beside
the mark. We regret to suggest
that Citizen in his ardor has allowed
himself to become so wrought IN
that he displays spirit not ut all
becoming in one of our couTity's in
telligent aud forceful young men.
The Stale aid that goes to Charlotte
Hall School and St. Mary Seminar
does not keep one cent from going to
the public school fund OF this county.
The appropriations made to thes q
institutions are not given to themas
purely county schools, but because
they are quasi State schools deserv-
ing State aid. Suppose these schools
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Notice to Taxpayers.

MARCH COURT win soon be here.
Hn The School Board wants money
ana ag1 YOU axes at once, or 4 will
have local ON you. Pay your taxes
and save extra cost.
j. MARSHALL DENT,
County Treasurer.
Jan % 02-2m
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DENTISTRY.

Extracting teeth with anasthetic. q
/ will be in my office at Mechanics
vile the THIRD Wednesday of eve
~ month, and win visit parties at their
homes upon notification.
L. +. PAYNE,
May lift. Leouardtown. Nd.
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Special Notice.
You will save your money
by buying your goods from
Mrs. G. oSTERGAN,
Leonardtown, Nd,

where you will find a full
line of the newest shades and
shapes of dress goods and
hats and all the novelties of
the season on sale as soon
as out. Also, Ribbons, Vel
vets, Silks, Flowers, Feath-
ers, Ornaments, Millinery
and White Goods, Laces,
Yelling, Embroideries, Lin
ems, Handkerchief, Hosie-
ry, Underwear, Notions, etc.
All are invited to call at
c. OSTERMAN S, opposite
the old race track, Leonard
town, Md.
Oct. 24-tf.
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Farms Wanted.

We have customers who want 10
buy farms in Southern Maryland.
What have you to offer in the way
of timber land, properties on sals
water or in the interior? If you
want to sell write us.
SOULE Il CO., Agents
for Southern Nd. Farms,
Jan 2-3m~ Washington. ID. G.
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HsE Advertisements.
Illustrated Lecture.

IN illustrated lecture of the as
"A sassination of VIM. Mckinley
will be given in Leonardtown Hall
on FRIDAY, April 18th.
CHAS. A. HEARD.
March l3 It'd.
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SALE.

| WILL offer for sale ON March
Id, 1902, on the premises, all
the personal property of the late
Mrs. G. o. Raley, near st. Inigos 5,
Md. Property consists of H
HORSES, CATTLE, FARM w
ING IMPLEMENTS and 10y
everything kept on first-class farm.
Sale begins at 10 o clock, a. m, sharp.
Mrs. MARY G.. STERLING,
st. Inigo's Md.
March 13-lt.
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cHAs. J. aUsTKa. Jas. ). suEnouaH.
HUNTER 4 BURROUGHS.
BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS.
MECHANICALLY, ND.

viii contrect 20 build houses of ali
descriptions. All work done with neat
ness and despatch. Orders addressed Ia
hem 20 the above postoffice win receive
promrf atseufi0n
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s1 Special low prices on Gents
suits. Youth s suits, overcoats and
Pants at LAwrence's.