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Snhn 8. &unnelman.

Gs ftar6 am 20. Sui, 9 ubr NbsnOs, 5obn s..
Guppelman, ~geIiebttr 8ltts BON @unje 6. &oppsI=
man bon 8arOenpiae, 9aItimortz6ountp, in ieiH:m
63. 2ebeusiabrs. Die 8eerOiguug ttnost , 0 IL
nerfag q. Nabmittags 2llbr, pom Srautrbauit,
5rautliuzapenuc, @arOeupile, aus ami Der rs9omt=
Gem,tcrp" TAFT. 6reun0e uHO &tfaantt fuo abb
trno snon tinoel1Deu. Q0-5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23

Ser neue Genfusbert9t
tbeilt nit, baB ii6er 50 M}iqiOnen
Dollars in ben 8eretnigten Staten
in Nnlagen CUR @r3eugung fiinitlt4en
Giles fteten unb baB bas PrODutt Der
787 gisfabrifen in benz G~eniusiaAr
einen Wert6 DON na6e8u IA Miqionen
Dollars bate. Sir Die Gts>gonfuz
menten lit Oas Elm i4le4ter SroIt,
@tnerlei, D6 natiirltde5 ooer flint
DIES Sis = bic @isItiid4en iin0 i'm
CONNER fletn fir's 9elb,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23
En- Merchandise Minera,

MeFern Mar1Ganb 8aBn.
9rttt in Rraft m q. STUNT 1909.
3aqe Orlafsn SiqsnsS %tatiOn, !pte fOlet:
3d0li@.
40 TorQens - S6uea3ug, 6auptlinis, 9aesrss
tOtpn, q. & %. 8p. uro benz Saosn, auegs'
uommen SouutnG, y. q. u. 81. GbambersbUrg,
Martinsburg, QDiHbsltsr uHb 9unfttH an Der
rGbeiapeata Il. ggsfsrn 9abu.1
9.I5 gorm.-QensgGr GrprsB. (gtur qtnsIlar)
1885 8orm.-@ttom. mad Gmorp=GrOOs.
SGqlf6 QtnDmme 5bnntugg
7.25 Gorm.-Qorf, y. & 8. Gin. uHO 6auptIiHie
bfli6 Don GmorQsGroOe, Carlisle uHO g.. Il s..
s.1I Qorm-6auptIiais, 6a8srstopn, s6ippenss
burg, GrtOsrid, Gmmitgburg uHo U. & @.
8o.. bis Sbeuanooab.
1912 9orm.-gIttOm. mad unionsgriogs Qort Il.
Gettysburg.
1890 R~aam.-@tfom. nab GmOrDsgrOoe.
2.25 9a9m.-&ttom. nab GmorD@GroDe.
3.2 Ga6m.-glus NouutaiR GgprsB 4arIors
Gar; ferutr Greoerid.
1872 0a8m.-Grp. mad 9Ort uno 9. & 8. Din.
4.01 Na6m.-Grp. mad 9unftcH an Der @duPt=
Iinis, 6aoerstOiUn, Grt0erid, @mmitsburg uno
6bippensburg.
500 Ra3m-Ggp. mad glpuOun. attOm. %ieHieits
u~niOnzgriOge.
SIS Ra6m.-@ttom. na9 Qltia.
6.I5 4benOg-Qtfom. ra9 lHiOHsGrioge.
Rur g ouutag5
9.35 9orm.-aftom. nab unionsSrjo0e uHo 9a'
HoDer.
235 Qo6m.-4ffom. mad Iluionsgrib9t.
423 Qo6m.-qtfom. mad Qleia.
Billet uuO gepdd=Cffics, 215 Cf=8ulto. s5tr.
3ags 6alten on uujpns, Qtnna .s4Oe, GuItonz
unO @al6rOots glortbs4ptHus) Citation.
9. .. olo, U. g. U.
8. 81. 9OOb, o. ID.
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(Suli22, %, p, , $3.50 Stll
'SStaSts Regiifratur.

- Patbbaus.
@uItimorc, Dem %. Suli 1902.
gllcu oaraa tutercifjyten Qeriogeu miro bitrour6
&a6ri5t Qcqcbcu, oaB Der Staot=&nqcnicur, Dje
Our6 Ou Nbihnitt 81 &. @rtitcl As, ocs @altimoz
rrr StaOtsGtiGBbudcs, 1893 Complement, DOrQcz
ihricbfn lit, ntu ertldrcu0tn 4lau NM Die llmlas
Gen fir bic 9iDGljruuQ, QflaitrrurQ mn Goitn=
Notwithstanding Der Gapcttt=5traBc uuO 9bila=
oslpbju=IpaO, pOu gu3eruc=S trQBr bis gafeipOOoz
gtpeuuc, in oititm &iircau b]interlCQt bat.
@ae bierburb b~triibrteu &trioncu inn bcrcbtiQt,
nit 9c3uQ bitrnuf an pas 9altimorcr StnotQtri5t
~iuucrbolb 80 Eaqcu pom Satum Dieicr 9;tauut=
ma6ung an 5u appellirsu.
Sep. u. Eumien.
Culi23, 30;qluQ6,13 &eQiitrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23


20 me9t fi6!" agt man
an Hbetn. Qu6 Der 9anoel nit UNI
rem &olpnialbeiib maat ii9. Ra9 Ell
nem itatiitil9en 4ustpeis bes i%tatiftiz
ffen 3egierungsz9irears betrug unz
Ter @rpprt in Dem a%6geGaufenen Sis
falid6re na9 6afpaii runb 20 MfiQioz
nen Dollars, mad Nlasfd Is Mtlio=
men, na9 gprto &icp 10 unO mad ben
pbilippinen 5 Mtilipnen Dollars, i'm
@an5en allp cine 4usfubr i'm Wertbe
bon so Miqionen Dollars nd9 unfez
rem &olontalbeiibe. Die Ser. Stadz
ten bdben aus Den &olOnie'n i'm abz
gelaufenen Sabre be5pgen: aus 6az
mail fir % Millionen, aus Qlasta 10
Wilionen, bon 9orto &ico s Wtiqtoz
men, aus ben gbilippinen ettpa fir z
Weinipnen 9anbelsgiiter. Qus< un0
Ginfubr 1te6en fi4 alio 5iemli9 glet4.
Der Rep=0prf v9era1b"
perDffentli9t cine elite prominenter
Ramen, Die fir Die perIDnaIIteuern
gar ni9t in ben Nep=YOrfer Steuerz
liiten einegtragen finO; Ourunter Gtz
6arb Grpfer, Gi9arb Mansfielb, S.
Butte, pe19er fiir5fi9 cine @iermilz
liortensS tiftung fir 4rbeitsunfdbige
eema9t, II. u. Die 2iIte elmer On
5abf GROCER Steuersabler 3eigt baB Die
HeiGffen bic 0riideberger ietn miifen.
Da iteAt Der 5inun8tDnig S. 9ierppnt
Morgunh nit elmer PerIOnall teuer BON
100000 Dollars, W6itelan Geib nit
$4,000 9pIars, G6auncep Oepetp nit
$4,000 Dollars auf Der 2tite. Der
3uferf0nig ST.. 9apemeper 5ablt feline
perfonalifeuer unb Gbas. M. S9na6
aud ni9t obglei9 er auf nur 100000
Dollars our 9eripnuliteuer berange=
5ogen mar. @ebnli9e &lagen pie in
Nepzgurf finb in Chicago unb anbez
rem StGbten laut eetpprben. 1nb baz
bel muB Die ginf9dBung bier bei6npz
rem tperben. Gin bel ipirfIumeres
Mittel Der gommunen, ii9 geqen
5teuerz9inter3iebungen gu i9iiben,
fpGre Die 9eran5iebung our bpppelten
unb breifaden 3ate, i'm Safe elmer gu
nieorigen @inf9GBung. Die pielen
Maeineibe blieben ungei9ppren unb Die
ftGbtii9en 8afen uno bic e6rli6en
Gteuer5ahler tpiirben better babel fab
rem.
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Grfmriiomcn per 8abn.
SampfihiTs'N

21orO0entf6er SropO b.
.& 9(egelmGBiae
9d1upf S6iffa6rt
8Djiben
Baltimore nn0 Bremen
bur4 Die ueuen unO e%rprO6ten, nit
allen REORGANIZATION perIe6snen
P%OitOampfer erfer RIahe:
~Gbetn,~ g8ranDenburg,"
D9&edar," nGafel,"
mG6emniB," n8re8ldu."
Die Grpeoitionstage Tub, ME folgt:
bon Baltimore: -
r8rs8lQu," M{ittmp6, ben %. yuIi,
2 uhr 9ia4mittags.
n@bemniB," MittpO4, ben 80. Suit 2
u6r Na4mittag5.
n9anno0er," Mittpo4, ben 6, QuguIt,
2 ubr Na4mittag8.
r8ranben6urg," Mittno6, BEN 10.
Auguit, 2 uhr Ra4mittugs.
a@afel," M&ittpo6, ben 81. 4uguIt, 2
u9r g}a3mittags.
nNSain," M&ittpo4, ben 10. Sept, 2
u6r Na3mittag5.
Sipsitt Railt,nsQafage=griis:
4on $50 Gil.
3Dti9tnbedg pGffaOt 8rtffs:
Bon Baltimore mao Bremen $50. 90
pon Bremen uat 8aitimor@ $50 so
&unDrttitz8iqste BON Baltimore
nab Bremen uub 5uriid 6 80
Negen Gra&t uiO gufage ptnOe man I'd an bic
9tnsrGl=Agcnteu
q. Schumacher &c Co.,
3r. s. euOsSapss trsbe.
ODER
GoDarD Blaine,
Office beg p9cuti8cn GorrtipouOmter'.
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Rab annapolis, Mt. g.oDal Station, !7.50, $3.50
Dorm, COMMUNICATION, 1900, 300 9orm''
!I215, Hl55 $40 gtabm.
Qbfabrt BON Gam0tnsStatiOu nab GreoGrld'
T.35, 1911 8orm.. 1918 9grm., 1925, ASO unS
"5.35 Ro6m.
sad Bind,fsr, 1920 gorm., $40, A.3ORa5m.
RAD Sagerstopn, 1906 9Orm., AIS, AS5
Ra6mtttaQs.
Ra5 GuitottsGito uno Tt. Wir5, QOtal, l735,
f9i5 gorm., u25, l4.3Q, 1916 gsa4m., $780,
"11.30 2lbeubs.
@a5 Gu.tis' @ao, 1923 Wororng.
Rab QuraD, Mt. Jtc0als5tatiou, "2.56 Ea9ul.
C,rner-E t1tinU n 10 VC6m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23
Sir OQmtn.
Sefanntmnd umgeu.

C4epdrtement fnr pfentItd,e g%5aMtcu,
@Separtement: SafeusSebOrrc,
9atttmore, MO.
Gorosruugg =Qnotbote fir 3tparaturcn an oen
gidOern Ds Gis6ootes r2lnnapolis~ iuerOen bis IL
ubr @ormittags am %. 5 Ii 1902 %eHtgcgsH Q=
Rommen. 6orOrungs~z @nQtbOte miitn all ben
ggorD Of 9lparos" a%prtiiirt uuO an ntn StaDtz9iiz
q;itrutor, Rntbbaus, geiauOt psrDeu, nit einem
beiliegenosn 6btf in 66be oou 800, jablbar al zen
WaDor unO StaOtrntb uou 9NitimOr.. 9as 1ebt
bl,i6t porbt6alten, irgenO nel6e oOr nIs @lngtbote
gu psrlpcerfen. g9egen Sp3ifitationen luenOe man
nd an Oas 9iireau Der pafens9sbDrOe.
y. $, Sutton, 9nieH-5HseHieur.
&ttGtigt:
Senrp gSfniams, ex %officto,
QrdTotnt Der 6outratt=Seb6roe.
C5ult12, A. ,16, II, Is, 1921, 22,2{
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DIR Sumpfer cambridge psrldBt ben Bier a.,
2tG5rtrabsn : 98erfte, td3lit, ausgenOmmeH Cams
tags uuo S~Onnta9s, UNI 40 glu5HIltags. sams
tags nm 3 ubr NabmittaQs.
6lbrpreIs SOC. 43tuomabL;sit soc.
C5uni6, l&5@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23
tart.Snsenieurs . epartemcmt,

Ndthbaus,
9u[timorc, Den p. Suli 1902.
Der Staot=5ngeHieur pir0 am q. Sui 1902 an
Ort uno Stsle eribeinsn, UNI oa5 Niptau Der
f~otsenOtn StraBeu ]lpii9en OeH geuanntcn 9untz
ten gu Dcn ]be3si5neten StInoen ieitiuteleu:
Noce=Strabe, BON 5Ort=2lpenue bis ocatb=5tr.,
nm 3 ltbr Habm.
a~tttnsStrabe, DON glortb=2lptnus bis 2auualt=
StpaBe, I'M t ubr 9labm.
3. Z. Sencan,
(5uii22, %, ,, 1926 StaOt=SuQtHltur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23
Qrunun.Narf.G emetern.

steus setttoHen fnb Jest CUR geSbtiounG bnssr
ri6tet. giels ausgstudh!ts Cots. Scr 6upsrintsH'
bent oss Crumbs uRD 9ooeus piro ieoe geDttHibte
austunft %erthtilen. Sas GrematOrtu N
ftbt tdOIi9 ,ur Sniptition Offtn. @tstn Rdbsrem
peuoe man F6 an pn Suptrirtsnoenten Dsn an
oos BIredu In g T. Fl. MeisSaratooarstreBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23
Nene Mn,eiaen.
mt a.. onEenhs=0plca.

StuOieu.Rurius: alaifi3cr, wiHtni6aitlibtr uHO
fauimd nniider llnttrri3t; griin0iider untsrrt@t IN
Der oeutidtn 6prade. - 9tOin9unGtn: sSOdrOtrs"
pru seifon BON fiini Wonaten T115. Stuoisn
beainnen am Il a q, ben 2. September 1902.
YlaH d%Dreifre:
grucer 5ofepb. Director.
citation ,, Baltimore, WtD,
Rotoloo auf 9erlangtn. (5ulill, 2gtt, S&5l
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- WaY-Down-the-BaY

uno 6bOpt1nfsRipr . GgturFoueu, $50 Wsilsn,
Sal3DdHer, ben 0anJeu Sag, 9ebensrttttr fur flsins
RinSsr, 6uHosrts BON Rrantsu ourvs oieie augs
iligs nisosr bretftat: bar prd6tioe uno populate
9ampfsr emma giles,s i.otn 9ttnfao unb
3 uuerto q UNI 2 ubr Dorm, RRdfunft UNI
10 ubr abtuos. giasts soc.
CSuui7, S&S9
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Baltimore
Wite II ;uDcrldiTGc
9 q / 8 e / E.

eIeaaHte 9ampfer tdatth, ausgeHommen Conn.
tags coH ben EeueH Iter5 ytr. 10, II, II uro l3,
Gprfort, %01prfoIf. Portsmouth uuo allen
@untten See Succus. 8erblHoUH9 in G~ortsmout5
mt Der "SeabOGr0 dir Iluie" qeihlUisner qua, Boris
mouth Hah &tlGHta. SHge BeybiHbung Su ltelouu
NIT Der "gtIaHttc Goait 9laie." gu g~torIolt 8er6tus
buH9 NIT Der ~Nori0lt uHo &aroliHa,- ~glorIolt uHo
%outberH," -&tlnHfIc urb DauuiQe" luo -g2orioIf a7o
9Seftern Stierba6H," uHo NIT Der D9lo 3omiRioHs
SlHle" Hab NeDterue UEo lGGibiHatuH, yl.s&.
WoblAeiten mad benz europ6llheH Blanc. ~Sururiois
S%alltens5 Simmer. @etIrtide HsleuttuHg. 9umpis
hei5uns. &oJeH irct- Dian belrve 9aiiteHs 3tmuIsr I'M
8oraU5 I'M Billet SursGu Der SaizGIHIe, SuDmeits
SaItimorez uno SaIucTt.S tra6e. 8elep5on 3
Spbu y. &brrmoOb, gSfutam yPduoan,
SIcesbrdiIoent Gen. III. mo gaf. 4asnt.
uub Central uiauaasr q. Srppn. g. Siattsa sent
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bod GreeRzO0mpfersGO.

GrfurFon nab Rod uno 6ton:psGrtef. Dams
bier periaTsn 9ooion's Bsrfts mad 8Ods6rcet, NIT
guguabme Samtag uHO 6onHtag, tlglt0 8 u6r
gtorqens unO 2.30 Rabm.; Samita5s UNI Z ubr
llorgsns UNI 2.30 Ra1m.; Sonut1Js UNI / uRO s
lGbr glorgeus uro ? ubr Ra3m;ttugs. grOpn's
Wsrfts 10 Riuutgn ipdtsr. Gampisr %oerIaHen
QOOian'g 0erfts tdglib, NIT augnabme pom SOnns
tag. nm 7 u6r WorQtng uno go gta3m. Sonntdgs
I'M 4 uuO 8 ubr Worgers unO 2 ubr Nubm. fir
StoneD=Grsef. ou' Der 6inz mo 3jdiobrt an
gropn's l8erftt %aul3Qeu0. GuuDrsii:s8Il:ts zoo.
GS. IL. Gfpmlcs, SupeTtHtenoeEt
CTuyi1 ante
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plIte Seitnnnen q rr,Iponb,nt,nl.

Ioc. pro burssYt, Bu babsu in Der Office ass -Dsuts
Lhsn @orTepoHetattHp" 6GltlassSsS 6tEs uRS &O9s
ElIcssGgsWh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-23
Summrr<G r6olnnesOrte.
TiIr einen eintdaiacn 9nFnmn.
Nushua aeht udc1 *~%@e

btn neutu Gclort am StontD=6reet. 9ootjabrsn,
&apeu, &rtbsfan0en, 9abner= uno g9eidsRrebs'
Mabl3tittn 50. 6ebt Der 6dbrplan DIR rNod'
Greet SampibOot=@Omp.A (DeaIlO,3Dtte)
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SA(Stuft.

Ser vGlaiburne" NnsHug.
Scr Sabssriff aasr anusbmIt8fsitsu UNI 9srgnit'
gen siHer uOrnsbmen 9lats6abrt.
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Gul1,3DltI
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-01-16

Our Board of County Commission
ers are anxious TO have provision
made for the payment of the obliga-
tions incurred in erecting the new
Court H~....@.- "A che request OF the
Board, Robert G. Combs, Esqr., has
prepared bill and sent it to cur
representatives at Annapolis pro
yiding for the issuing Of $4,000
1 per centcoupon bonds, - 900 total
due in 1917; $1,000 in 1922 and 60
sian To become due in 1927. Ten OF
the bonds are to be for $500; ten for
100, and fifteen for $1,000 each. The
script issued by the County Com
missioners win become due March
list, proximo, and, as the bond bill
requires 20 days notice of the sale,
there is no superabundance of time
for the passage of the enabling act.
The Court House must be paid for,
and the sooner the matter is rightly
settled the better it will be. The
proposed bond bill provides an easy
way for the taxpayers to meet the
obligations that confront them and
we hope that it will be carefully con-
sidered and speedily disposed of.
Push the bill gentlemen
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-01-16


the majority vote in primary,
Other objections 20 the proposed
Bin We will defer 70 some future e
sue.
The main features Of the Walbrook
Bill are
I. Primaries Of all parties shall BE-
held on the same day, 1t the same
place, before The same judges and
clerks, being the Official Judges d
Elections, and with one ballot box.
2. All candidates shall be propos-
ed BY Certificates. signed by q
certain number Of their party asso
ciates and filed with the Board o
Supervisors OF Election.
3. Each candidate shall pay mod
crate fee on filing bis certificate. but
all other expenses Of Primary Flee
ton shall be borne by the State.
4. All provisions OF the laws con
corning General Elections including
the laws defining and furnishing of
lenses shall apply at primary cleo
tions.
8. All nominations, except 70
Presidential electors. for any part!
having a place on the official ballo
at general election shall be made b.
a primary election and not by con
vention. The candidates shall b
voted for directly.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-01-16
Proposed Primary Law.

We have received a copy of thu
proposed "Walbrook Primary Elec.
ton Law. and return thaaks for
same.
A primary election Law is good
thing when and where ii is needed,
and if Baltimore City or any county
needs such a law and is willing 70
pay for the luxury, why let them
have il.
: = - - ST Mary's the nrimaries
~'e honestly cnnaI.,-kA---a---ss,-.-
last Falls heated campaign there
was no question raised as to the
absolute fairness of the nominations.
which in the case of both parties,
represented the choice of the organ
izatlon that secured the majority of
delegates to the respective convenS-
tons, every delegate claiming a voice
in The deliberations having his claim
allowed. ( -
ST. Mafy's county does not need
such a iaw; its Taxpayers do not
wish to be saddled every year with
the burdens of an extra election.
and, because, we hold to the good
old Democratic doctrine that ''un-
necessary: taxation is unjust taxa
ton, we hope, our county will not
be included under the provisions OF
any such Act. ~ s
If the obiectof a primary election,
is to beat or to sustain the present
party organizations. il can as well
be ACCOMPLISHED in ST. Mary S IN
der the present system as under any
other, and at no cost TO the taxpay-
IRIS. All that is necessary is TO poll
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-01-16

desire il IN undoubtedly pass the
House and il Is believd 10 be re-
garded with favor b. tle saaate.
Senator Frye Is probing lndefa-
tigable in his efforts . SECURE the
passage q the ship subsidy bill,
and his committee. the Seyafs Com
mittee on Commerce. ha.sfent many
hours discussing It's 1foyisions-
Senator Frye has himself prepared
The report which he desii4s shall be
favorably reported 70 the Senate but
il is such voluminous document
that the committee orderey Il print
ed before undertaking u read IL.
Senator Frye expects 70 }ecure the
favorable action of the whole com
mittee on the report naxs Thursday
and be feels sure that II the CON-
mittee reports in favor X the meas
ure the Senate will pass it without
question from the republican side q
the chamber. The democrats, who
regard the subsidy as .. pernicious
form of Legislation, viii assert their
opposition before it becomes a law,
but merely with view TO record
ing their disapprovalas they appre-
ciate that there is little chance for
effective opposition.
The frank ayowal of his power
lessness in the matter OF Southern
appointments, BY Senator Hanna,
is regarded with no little amuse-
ment by the democrats ahd consid-
cradle concern by the rkpublicans,
the senator's, at least. As is well
known, all questions Il Southern
appointments, under Dir. Mckinley i
regime, were decided by Senator
Hanna in his capacity of Chaigman
of the National Committee. Under
the supposition that such was still
the case National Committeeman
Hawley and State Chairman Cecil
Lyons. of Texas, Appealed to Mr.
Hanna on behalf of some candidates
for presidential appointment in theil
state. Mr. Hanna frankly told then
that he. no longer had snything Il
say in the matter of presidential ap
pointments, that they were made b,
the President and by him alone anC
that they would have 70 appeal 4
the White House. Senator Hanna
processes to regard the change il
the situation as relief, but, a.
Henry Watterson would say, ant
again BUT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-01-16

the steamers and vessels ia condi.
tion % render efficient service. Two
vessels we're rebuilt from the keel
up. five received new sails. and all
Of them new rigging. The sloop
Mamie Aerrynlan Is old and nnsea-
worthy. and should be replaced BY
a new boat. All the other boats are
in first-class condition, and themoney
expended on them has been paid out
OF the current revenues oftheoyster
fund.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-01-16

laurel, the largest municipality
of Southern Maryland is now dis
GUESSING proposition from Andrew
Carnegielooking to- the establishment
of a library there. For sixty years
Leonardtown has had afinelibrary
and il was uiltup by the monthly
contributions OF literature-loving cit
liens. We have a neat and conven-
lent library building and a first
class selection of books. Our libra
ry, we think, is all the more credit
able TO our town and county because
il is the product of the .exertions,
care and foresight of our own peo-
pie. Leonardtown is at the present
head of the Southern Maryland pro-
cession in the Library line.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-01-16

Tuesday last, Hon A. p. GoRMAN
was elected United States Senator
10 succeed Hon. GEORGE l.. WELLISG-
ToS, whose term will expire March
3, 1903. Mr.. German in one of the
greatest statesman OF the Union.
He is sound, conservative. astute
and safe leader and his name has
been prominently mentioned in con.
nection with the next Democratic
presidential nomination. Senator
German has served three terms in
the u. S. Senate and was for years
the Democratic leader there. His
return 10 the Senate viii be a great
thing for the Democratic party and
for the State OF Maryland.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-01-16

Outerbridge Horsey died at his
residence in Frederick county, Jan
nary 4th, instant. He was born in
1919 and his father was at one time
u. s. Senator from Delaware. Dir.
Horsey was one Of the most promi-
nenf citizens Of the State and was
widely known aud highly esteemed.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-01-16

Charlotte Hall and st. Mary. 5
Female Seminary have not Jared well
in the recommendations of the
Board of Charities. Both institu-
tions asked for increased appropria-
tions. It was recommended that
Charlotte Hall be given $1,000 and
that the oldappropriation tothe Sem
mary be continued.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-01-16
CoPARTNERSHIP.

The undersigned have this day
formed q partnership in the Roller
Mill business under the firm name
and style of
BURROUGHS & JOHNSON,
and will conduct the business at
the Locust Run Mill near Morganza.
The new firm solicit the patronage
of the public.
A. G. BURROUGHS,
Il. 7. JOHNSON,
LocusT Run.
Morganza. p. O.
Jan 9, ON
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LEONARDTOWN, ND.

U. S. Senator Joseph W. Bailey,
Of Texas, Is an advocate Of Senator
Germans nomination for the Presi-
dency. Senator Bailey knows how
to pick winner.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.


In the Circuit Court for St. Mary 5
county. sitting as a Court Of Equity.
No. 953 n. T.
Ordered this Sth dav Of January,
1892, that the sale made and report
ed by b. Harris Camalier, assignee
Of mortgage, in the above cause. be
ratified and confirmed unless cause
20 the contrary be shown on or be-
fore the 1st Monday in February,
1902. provided copy OF this order
be published in the St. Mary's BEA-
Cos once q week for three successive
weeks prior 10 the said lst Monday
in February
The report states that the land
sold for 5000.
ENOCH B. ABELL, Clerk
True copy. Test,
ENoCH B. ABELI.. Clerk.
Jan 3, eft
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NOTICE


In the matter Of the Trust Estate Of
Virginia a. Shoot, Trustee for John
D. latham ct al. ~
rIn the Circuit Court for ST. Nary s
County, sitting asa Courtof Equity,
No. 929, N. E.
Ordered, this 18th day OF january
1902, that the account stated by yir-
ginia A. Smoot, Trustee for John o.
Latham, in the above entitled cause,
be ratified and confirmed unless
cause to the contrary be shown on
or before the End Monday of Febr,i..
nrx-f z-rsseS-rssUxTuru q Copy OF this
order be published in the ST. Mary's
Beacon oncea a, week for three sue
cessiye, weeks prior To the End Mon
day of February, 1902. go,
So ENOCH B. ABELI1, Clerk.
True copy. Test
ENoCH B. ABEL, Clerk.
Jan is, OFT
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Fire Insurance..

1 win be in, Leonardtown OF, Tues
days, january IA, q and q for the
purpose OF collecting Annual Inter
est due Montgomery Fire Insurance
Company for the year 1902.
GEO. r. GARNER.
Agent,
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New Advertisements.
Notice to Debtors.

ALL parties indebted to me on
milling accounts are requested TO
make immediate payment. Persons
having accounts against me will
please present the same at once.
ZACH T. JOHNSON,
Morsanza, BID.
Jan Is. 'O2-mp,
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FOR RENT.

House in Mechanicsville now oc-
cupied by Dir. b. w Burch.
Apply to
Mas. M. r. HOOD,
" w. TUS street,
NEW YoRK CITY.
Ian q C2-u
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sToREHoUsE FOR RENT.

storehonse 1t M6rganza, Nd. for
rent ApplyIto - =.
]. p. RUSSELL,
Dee l9-mpd Morganza, Nd.
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OYSTER SUPPER.

There will be an Oyster Supper
and Entertainment for the benefit of
ST. NICHOLAS new Church, at
the residence OF Mr.. Frank Dyson.
at Cedar Point. on the Bay, Wed
nesday, January p, 1902
Jan ., O2-2t
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WANTED

GOOD WHITE MEN TO WORK
on JUTLAND FARM near st. Ini-
Cos by month oryear Good wages.
Apply to -
Mas. L. A. NORRIS,
st. Inigo's, rs -
ST. Mary's County,
Nov 2-Stc Maryland