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Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16

every school district in Toward county.
II may mem q small loss-aE to that We
cannot say poEitiNely-but this loss can
be more than onset by amending the gen
eral revenue law 90 as 10 compel the re-
turn Of al property al its actual cash vRlus
fur assessment purposes II is a notorious
fact that the railroad terminals are re.
turned Al an inhuitsEimal proportion Of
their real value, q proportion 30 small thai
when II h divided by the total mfieare
ana distributed" II hrink 10 such a poiut
that ia loss would moi seriously afeet the
kumhiest school District in the state. Grant
for the sake Of argument, the ruth Of the
railroad contention on ali the other com
piiCEtsd points about which taxation ex-
psrts disagree. Suppose that the railroads
are vested with certain tights which sx-
empt them trum double taxation" Cmuuicf-
pal and stRts) 10 Wh3ch an other owners
o. property in cities and villages must
submit. The plain, cold fact remains thar
The assessed vEfuHtion Of the property.
which they argue 10 distributed among all
the counties and school districts trErerHed
by their linen faIls FAR Short Of what II
should be. even under the present frAe-
tlnnal system.
AS an Illustration o. the utter Ebsurdity
Of the railroad size Of his coutrUTsrsy. the
following facts are ri-ed The total A.
ssEsed vEluEtion Of al raiiroad properties
N Nebraska fUr the year IBg2 was 8zs.-
sss.sSL Ten years later ds0N II VA S26.-
Hss .5s270 notwithstanding the fact that 3
magnificent uninn station hRd replaced the
old "oOW she'd dsput Of the Unioh Pacific
IN Omaha and the Burlington had built a
similar station of itE own IN the meantime.
10 SLY nothing Of 8thsr extensive improve
ments along the lines Of every rHilruad in
the state. II would be interesting for The
literary Sellers" who prepare editorial
matter for the cuuntry press 70 figure out
Just how much o. This 81 750 .Osg.sB decrease
Is represented IN the falling values Of the
Omaha terminals ana h0N much Of II was
EpBOrtiunsd 10 Howard county under the
benshesut scheme q disr- fburon
No man can say without rareful and
pEinsrEking study whf-bsr OF not the rail-
roads pay their fun share o. taxes. as con-
pared 10 other urupCr-g- II IL true thai
they psy a great daLl of money into the
public treasury. and they pay II promptly
But there is no special virtue in TINS. i
Is merely a matter o. uumpulhiun- No Ons
has ever accused them q undue philAn-
thropy in TINS direction The fact that they
are 50 anxious FOR 1hs welfare q The uoun-
try school districts Of ths stats thEt the,
are WILING 10 pay good money for the m
nusncinE uf pubic sentiment iE p-imI
fHeis sVldanrs uf an uitsriu- motive Thsr'
is NJ sEruas fnr any Citizen. and lsEsf Of al
any legislator. 10 be miEiee BY rhsir spe
riuus Arguments EEEinEt ne prpposei
E~msBdmsut % ths omAha charts.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16
n say There &C. Fror-
Pect Gf n Shortage In the
Suuply.

wholesale ErucsrE are becoming some
what alarmed over the po1r prospect OF
securing sufficient canned con 10 supply
the demHni next winter. The seed 90 far
teEtsd -hUvE itself 90 poor that the eastern
Gamers have refused 10 make contracts
freely and his has forced the New YORK
buyers onto The Western market for the
hrst time In years. These buyers have
contracted FOR an the corn They can &C.
cure and the eastern Gamers have con
tFEcted for all they are certain they can
deliver. This leaves the western jobber,
In many uHses. short Of his usual supply.
IN The face Of what NAV be . general short
are.
some Of The Omaha jobbsrs are fairly
vel protected but Utbers are anxiously
looking for Gamers who are willing 10 make
contracts for future delivery on the basis
Of contracts made last week. II is feared
that the situsuon yin result IL such a hikh
price in the fEu that the consumption ufu
be materially redueed.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16
Taxation of Railroads for City Purposes


property that viii moi apply with equal
force 70 other property in q city. IN Omaha
and Lincoln al other property Is assessed
by a tax commissioner Irrespective Of the
valnHrions pun upon II ny the county as
SCISSORS or The State Board Of Equalization
There is reason in the method o. Hssess-
ing railroad property for state and county
purposes Ly dividing the whole value Of thu
property ~ the number Of miles Of track
and then assigning the u~uotisuf value TO
each mile Of the route. But 10 make that
q~uotient the value Of railroad property in
a city for municipal assessment is simply
10 exempt railroads almost entirely from
municipal taxes which wRE not the futeut
q The revenue Law as II Was originally
framed The general revenue law does
not apply 10 municipal taxation and was
not intended %. That Is a sub5sc FOR
Legislation in the general Incorporation
laws.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16
MURDER IN SECOND DEGREE
CeuatF AtterRsy Determines UPen the
Charge - he Filea AEainst
Patrick she's.

Murder in the second degree viii b tie
charge IN the complaint against Patrick
shea Who inflicted knife wounds upon
joseph Rezsk in 3 South Omaha saloon
rOw. from which Wounds Rezek disd lEsi
week.
The Information viii be FLED to-day by
County Attorney James = English. who
has reserved action until this time that
he might have opportunity 10 20 over the
evidence submitted 81 the roruner's in
quest Deputy Montgomery Of South
Omaha vii assist IN the prosecution and
IL be presumed that A ". Jeheris viii de-
Tend. When She's YVES FIRST taken 10 jan
he sent for J. NJ. NRrFHrlHnd. subse-
QuentlT ". =. Gurlsy was called, and then
Ar JensriE appeared Tntn the dEy Of the
inquest MAcFHrlRnd thought he was re-
tanned. Friends Of Re7ek have bdersd 10
employ counsel TO assist the county al
torDey.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16
JOINS DENVER WITH GULF
Ne- -Frisce Read Already Arranged
fer wu onBee Colorado
and New Orleans

GUTHRIE. Okl- Feb. 1b-John B LIN
Gen. general MANAGES 81 construction and
~tuvnsites Of the Frisco lines in Oklahoma
said TO-DAY that al the securities have
been sold and an the tOvnsiteH contracted
for between Enid. Okl, and Denver. Colo
on the extension Of the ArkanEB Valley a
Western from Enid 70 Denver.
This extension. be explained. viii be tbs
main line 70 Colorado Of the Frisco sz-
tensions nov being mace northwest from
GHrhris, OklRhomH City and Tulsa City. 1
7 The three lines VIII Join IN northern
Oklahoma The ultimate result VII he q
direct line from New Orleans 10 Denver.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16
The Omaha ~COnEPIrneY.-
g. Ppus Rsu7r,,

St Pau Republican
Considerable interest has recently been
awakened oil over the state in the amend
msnt 10 the Omaha charter nov pending
before the legislature which proposes 20
give the ufbuiRls o. that city Huthority 20
assess for municipal purposes the valuable
rRilraad terminal property located therein.
This Interest is stimulated BY the report
which Is being tndnstriOusly circulated
through the rural districts by railroad
lobbyists that any increased revenue from
railroad taxation which omaha may secure
VIII eventually be sxturrsd from the in
terror counties Of the state, and that n is
an a deep dark plot on ths part Of OmEhs
70 gain En advantages which does moi belong
10 her. Only last week the Republican re-
rsived m article from the manager OF the
railroad literary bureau. which supplied our
'indspsndenr-dem0crEtic"
with Arguments against increasing railroad
assessments MOI long ago. in which TINS
Ingenious ErEumeut was made ana money
was offered Cor its insertion in these col
umns as editorial matter. Being UnhcruE-
toned 10 subsidies. our suspicious we're
aroused and AZ Investigation vac inEug-
urHted- We bshEvs that We have discor-
cred the cause q the railroads. sudden in
tsres1 in TIE welfare Of the rural counties,
as well az the inspiration for their unusual
generosity, ana respectfully decline 70 lend
ow columns. either grEtuitouElY or for pay,
10 such an unworthy purpose
50 Tar as Omaha IL nuncernsd- Ehs Il
doubtless able 70 hght her Uxn hattie with
on the feeble assistance Of this pspsr
We have M direct interest in thAt city AMI
II makes very lrtle differences 10 nj
WHISTLER ths railroads psy taxes on theil
terminal property into her treasury or not
But We 90 not swallow ths statement ina
municipal taxation means the lusH o. 'truu
y % SO per cent" o. the railroad TAX Il
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16

q sister q his vdat resides. u has been
represented here that his hnslth was Euch
that he could not be returned % b city
except a. the risk O ms life
His bandsmsn we've the least concerned
q any one regarding bis continued absence
from the city. and me- are not the per
sons who are d~etrEytnr the expenses o.
the sheriff In RS pursuit
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16
Kieks His Way Int jan

George II Way was arrested Sunday
afternoon. charged with malicious destruc-
ton Of property. The arresting Oficer re-
ported having caught WC while ne Was
reducing the front door Of 3 residence at
7s North StxteenLh street 10 Ending wood
because behind IL his former wife had taken
~efuEe from his attack. The policeman AZ
rived immediately after Ways foot had
gone through and became fastened ~ q
panel, holding him an unwilling prisoner.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16
BLOW SKATERS TALK WIRES
Indiana Men Use Dynamite to DeEtroy
Ton Line Telephone
Gables.

WARSAW. Ind. Feb. ~I5-Drnamitsrs
destroyed the Toll line cables Of the Com
merciRl ~Telephuns company here to-day.
Ths men selected q cable box nj the top
Of q pole. where the cables center and
lead into the sxchSnEe once. The top Of
the pole wRE blown on and several windows
In buildings nearby we're shattered. The
Nrecksrs escaped.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16
HIMEkEAL.
Klirehoa-strsnE

WEST POINT. Nsb.- Feb. 1b.-(spscial)
John Kirchof and Miss Emma Strong
we're married Thursday nj the German
Lutheran church, northwest Of town. Rev.
Ottn Won GemminEsn officiating Both par
ties are wen known residents Of Monterey
township and win reside there on the farm
just purchased by the groom.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16
DEATH RECORD.

ATOCA. Ia. Feb. M-fspeciAl Tsle-
ErEml-T p. Cross nf the Arm Of Cross
4 Myers. bakers Of this city. died this
evening about : O'Clock in Clarinds OF
paralysis- Mr.. Cross was taken III on
July ! hast with FrmptunE Of softeninE Of
the brain. which gradually developed into
q mild form Of insanity He vas taken
10 OArinda December J The DECREASED war
az years old and leHEsE q wife and -four
children. The funeral viii he held on
"Wednesday and viii be in charge OF the
Modern Woodmeu Of America, in which
society he held q policy for E.O0o.
Patrick Koran Of Schuyler.
Patrick Hurnn. one Of the pioneers Of
Schuyler. Neb. died al he home Of his
son. Patrick secs Charles street. Saturday
evening 81 10 O'Clock, o. old age. M.
Koran rHme 10 this city about four weeks
aEO 10 enjoy 3 visit with his SOB. he
passed away after very brief Illness The
deceased was 20 years Of are Rnd had re-
sided in Schuyler for thirry-hvs years and
was hello In high esteem by the residents
Of that place. He is survived by three
sens, two % whom reside in this city. the
other living in SCHUYLER. The body VIII be
taken TO that place for intsrmsnt.
N. J. Hudson.
COLUMBUS. Nsb.. Feh. Ih-CspeciRl
Telegram III J. Hudson died al his home
in this city this afternoon after an illness
Of q couple Of weeks, aged 81 years. He
WIS one OF the Oldest Odd Fellows IN the
state and wRE past grand master and past
grand representative. He Was an Odd Eel
low over fifty years ago IN England. He
WIS one OF the early settlers in Platte
county. having located here in 1s5s.
Or. George ". sIoan.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Feb. 15.-Dr.
George ". Sloan died this afternoon Of
Eppoplsxy. He WIS formerly president OF
the American Pharmaceutical association
and IN 1860 wRE elected trustee OF the
United States Pharmaceutical convention.
he was a thirty-third degree Mason. Al
the time OF his death he Was president of
the Indianapolis school board.
Mrs. Ed Wa1EIns.
HASTTNGs. Neb- Feb. 15-(special Tele-
ErEm-)-MrK. Ed Wafkins. wife or the pro-
prietor Of the Ed Watkins Printing house.
died this morning al 6 O'Clock. after an
Illness Of about three weeks. Mrs. Wat
kins WIS q daughter Of Chief Of POLES
Wanzsr and issves q large circle Of friends
and relatives, besides Z husband and three
children.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16
ALLEGED BANDIT is HELD
Bcarmou1h Train Robber Suspect Il
Arrested ny
Police

ANACONDA, Mont, Feb 15.-The police
have arrested Napoleon Savoy. who has
been identified by Express Messenger OtiE
as the man rho last October held up the
Northern Pacific North Coast limited Al
Bsarmouth.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16
Go ns ~ Quartermnster.

Major Thomas Crlse. uuartermps ter OF
the United States army, win assume the
duties OF chief uuarTermasfer Of the De
partment 81 the Missouri, continuing in
that capacity until the return uf Colonel
Pullman who is expected back about
April Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16

on the s222 Or. sp4.Ss which The oonnecu
cut Mutual has received rom fH ponus-
holders, n hiss returned 10 inem 1" p@o
- tbetT bspebcinrisf s228, AZ Bss ,ss, or ss-sp
mar cent. What Il has % paid hack ans
-, y s+tu holds ns security for policy
cnntrsrts aggregates S2B6.lI7.ls5 40, or
los ~ prr cent Of It's receipts trunf policy
bols.rS Ths mas been done AT an sK-
Dsu.. ratio Of only 81 per cent Of the
tutal receipts.
This IA a record Of a Mutual Lie m
1pce Complain doing actual Mutual o.
insurance. ana il challenges cOmpRris-n
Respectfully submitted.
JACOB L. GREENE
President.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16
Nebraska independent popl.

NENIA6At LLAIrFEAAANAA AstEsA-
Whatever may have been the original
motive in separating the taxing jurisdiction
Of Omaha. South Omaha and Lincoln for
municipal purposes, from taxation for state
Hne county purposes. the fact remains that
Il. r. III carries out the idea Of home
rule in tGruiionI principle that every
pUpulist and democratic member OF the
Legislature cannot Hro-d 10 oppose. The
same idsa should be applied 20 every other
city In the state. i should be applied 10
the assessmeut Of railroads for county pur-
poses. although for county and state taxa
tiou the distribution" q railroad values
Asserting 20 The mileage plan IN force IN
the most nearly equitable plan that can be
adopted II nay not be perIect-but there
is no perfect taxation. with all cue respect
70 the single tExers-
other bills. applying the Eans principle
fur CITY taxation. should be introduced 50
thai every CRY Il tbe state may have
the same rights as Omaha. None OF them
car pass TINS railruad-rdden lsEislHture-
but every man WhD wears The railroad col
lar should be put on record. The fusion
MEMBER mere handful. II lie rrue-hHBs
nov the opportunity 10 show what stun
they are MADE Of A caucus sh0uld be held
and the minority should acl RE a unit
Nun8eipAi
Lincoln journal frep1.
As The journal has heretofore suggested,
there is no cnHneotiun between the prupo-
siunn 70 assess the property q railroads
fsF municipal taxes and The system Of as
sessinE county and state taxes by the mile
ass system Ths mileage s. stem viii not
be disturbed IN any manner should the
Legislature amend the charters OF cities by
q general law providing that the STATE
Board OF Equalization shall not assess ter
miual and 0thsr property for municipal
purposes as d does nov under the present
charters No chaRgs NSuld be made by
such a Law &c far as r0anry and state TAXA
uun rs concerned
II would not exempt the terminal prop
cru from county and state ASSESSMENTS
hui mereE add their value 10 he EEErs-
gate property Of the roads 10 be then ais
rrIbuted by the mileage system The mu-
hicipalitF would simply be allowed 70 msks
lis own Rssessmsui On such property foi
purely municipal purposes Eno al a dineren'
valuation II II saw n. 5uEt EE II does Dthe
property IN the hounds ~ the eiry. A gen
9al law allowing separate municipal as
sessmeaZs wouid b. ths better measure
s8geri0r 10 ths proposition Of OF1RhA a
confer thni authority especially IN metro
poIitEn cities b. the amendment Of the gen.
erEl charter 81 Euch cines- Thsn AL town
Woulc BE- treated alks. Which Is FAIR
Logically. thEre Il No objection EEEinst
municipal assessment separate from tn
county ~ stHls assessment fur ~rIiir0Al
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16
CANNED CORN NAY BE HIGH

encsrs vn suon receive commissions signed
~ the governor.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16

Hartford. January "a, 1903
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16

The police Of South Omaha were called
upon YESTERDAY 10 look for u. r Yost Of
Trear. kan Vest reached here Saturday
afternoon and secured q loan OF g. 900 from
a local commission firm. The loan Was
vel sBrured. 50 the commission hrm could
lose nfdhinE. but friends and relatives were
searching for him. Late last night the
pohos locEted Tnst At Murray. Ssb. where
be Tvzs visiting q r~sla1ive and consequently
the sleuthE stopped thair hunt.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16

T. L Kemroth enc of me drBuEhtsmen
al thu swirl plHnL y laid up vim q badly
Euraiued tuoL
Cal Hamil r. bach frun a trip occupy1ng
rive Weeks. which took him over CONSIDER
abtf western territory,
WedneEday evening ID TINS Week Hhs urlA
crew uf NehraEka iodEf No - VII give
q dAnce AZ odd Pillows hall
The drill lean uf WhshEEe tribe q Red
Men W1n give the second Erand mask bal
al the tro0D ErmuTg Tuesday night
u h understood that an Of The ohcers
IN Sue Nebraska National Guard appeariuE
for examinations last week psssed. Thess
Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-16
Ree-Ptiss TsnIEht.

This evening Al the homs 0f Colonel and
Mira. C. NJ. HINT Dr.. ana Mrs. Warren H
SlSbsugh win hold a reception 10 friends
No ~iRFits11ons have been issued. but a
general invitation is extended 10 all Of the
friends Of both families EefrcEhmeDta
viii be served ana there win be music Gne
possibly a few surprises for. those vhO
aftHnd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-08-20

The iarse crowd assembled a 81 John's os
"Wednesday. August isth wa maah alsar-
pointed When informed, ~ : y NJ That fhe
supply 81 dinner tnntcrial was exhausted.
Heuoe tho iee-cfoAm and confectionery tablre
were IiDeraiiy pairnaized to such al exfent
that % ,. n. ~ gallons of sne-cream aud y
bounslfal auppiy 81 confectionery and aoft
1ginks had nAtisnpd, - a measure. the sofa-
oious apostles Of The kind patrons % sle ies-
tiTaL THE lonrDamcas was grand success.
sesenteou gallant kniahis entered taas iinta
Uf These the mvst successful were. nennie
johnson, knght Of Sc JOseph's. Who wen the
gold mnaal and crowned the Quccus Harry
Richmond. knight 81 "Uuf II Pracsieu" who
crowned 1T Maid George 0ossluin, Knight u
Eastwood. who cfvwnod sna Maids Oswald
Payne. knisht ~ NewGowa. who crowned sra
Maid Af. Claude Thorn paea mhir an sxorl.
iaat Marshal. and vas ably asaleiea 81 Mr.
Iian Dnrpof MessFs. JAMES n. Thompson.
Augustus Bowling AMI Clareatpa Thumpson
were very efhcient Judges Ar. Chas J. Jar.
boe won the plaudlts of very nppFeciatlse
audience az Orator III the Isay. Hccclpis. leo
cream and confectionery. gIgs.Aas alnner, sslsa
fancy iaola aud tournament til.75 total.
sass.07 expenses, tila7s; 20. vrocecds. szss.s1.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-08-20
MechanIcsylIle.

Mr. Robt. Il. Hanrahan, of Fail 4
River, Mass, is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. George w Combs. Mechanics
vile. This is Mr.. Hanrahans sec
ond visit to st. Marys. He has
made number Of warmfrlends here
and it will grieve him very much 70
leave them on the 18th.
Miss Lala Mattingly. Of Washing
ton, D. O., is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Sylvester Adams, Mechanics
vile. Miss Mattingly Is D very at
tractive young lady and has a host
Of friends and admirers here, who
are always pleased to see her, R.H.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-08-20

IIaa
Republican conventions were held
in nine counties Of the State on Mon.
day, August IL. Eleven other coun-
ties held conventions On the 18th.
! In Howard county there was a
fsplit. One convention engineered
| by Mr.. Oldfeld declared for Hon.
| S. A Williams for Governor and Mr.
McComas for reelection as United
States Senator The other conyen.
tion, controlled by ex- Senator George
d. Day declared for Lloyd Lowndes
for Governor and Williams for At
torney General. Contesting delega-
tions were elected to tho State Con
tion, and two county tickets we're
nominated.
liz Anne Arundel DR.. Tuck had to
acquiescc 10 the nomination OF two
Mccomas delegates 10 the Legisla-
ture.
Calvert sends an uninstructedd del
egation TO the State convention.
Kent declared for John D. Urle
for Comptroller and no one else,
Queen Anne divided its delega
tiou to the State convention, sending
two for McComas and two for the
Mudd- Jackson combine.
Hartford elected a mass delegation
in favor Of Hon $. Al Williams for
Governor who made aspeech outlin-
ing lines Of Republican policy
Montgomery Declared for Williams
for Governor and in favor Of nominal
ing candidate for Judge opposed 10
Judge Mcsherry
Baltimore county sent delega
tion 10 the State convention for vii.
iiams for Governor.
The factions held separate conyen-
tions Ia Prince Georges. The Nc
Comas wing elected new Central
COMMITTEES, delegates 70 State Con
yention and indorsed McComas fur
Senator aud Williams for Governor
The Mudd convention nominated
county ticket
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-08-20

On my tirst visit 70 LeonArdtown
! am greatly impressed with the cn-
terprise shown by the newspapers
For a place Of is size il has its full
complement and il 10 DO congrnfu.
lated The ofiieeof the BKAcos Is an
up-to-date representative Of the art
preseryativc Of all arts, and | sin
ccrely wish Il aud It's competent and
genial editor every success,
q. q kEAsKxErT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-08-20
DemOcrOtic PriDuries.

The Democratic voters of st. Ma
RVS county are requested to meet at
the usual polling places OF their res
pec9ive districts on
SATURDAY, August 20, 1903,
TO elect by ballot ten delegates from
each OF said districts to represent
them 10 the County Convention 10
meet in Leonardtown on the follow.
ing Tuesday, the
lST OF SEPTEM BIER,
at / O'Clock, r. NJ, to select three
delegates to represent this county
in the State sConvention to be held
in Baltimore city on day and date
to be designated by the Chairman Of
the State Central Committee; also,
TO nominate candidates for county
offices, as follows
: Two members Of tho House OF Del
egates, Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Register OF Wills, State s Attorney,
Sheriff, County Treasurer for the
county, three Judges Of the Orphans
Court, one County Commissioner for
the Second Commissioner S Dis
trict, composed OF the Bird and 9th
Election districts, and County Sur
yeyor.
The voters Of the respective dis
tricts will select three Judges and
two Clerks to conduct the election.
Polls open at 2o'clock and close
at Or. NJ.
BY order,
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee for St. Mary S county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-08-20
Insurance Notice.

J.. Wesley Freeman. OF Great
Mills, has been appointed ST. Mary Il
county agent for the Equitable Life
Assurance Society Of the United
States, the strongest life assurance
Companyin the world, havinga sur
plus Of $40 600, 900, and 1850, 000. 600
assets II will be to your interest
TO- consult Mr.. Freeman before So.
curing lifc insurance policy
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1903-08-20

ALL MINISTER'S should remem
ber we give a liberal quantity Of the
Lougman n Martinez Pure Paints.
toward the painting 81 Churches. par.
sonages. or institutions supported
by voluntary contributions.
NorE Have done SO for twenty.
seven Years. Sales Tens 81 mil
lions 81 gallons painted nearly two
million houses under guarantee 10
repaintifnot satisfactory. The paint
wears for periods up 70 eighteen
years. Linsoed on must be added
70 the paint (dono in two minutos).
Actual cost then about 81 % gal.
lon, Samples free. Sold by our
Agents.
G. j PALMER, Palmers ]. G.
CRADDooK. Jarboosville q. w.
JonNsos, Solomons Aug. 2O2m.