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Special Sale Perfumes.

Special Sale Perfumes.
y % for Plys.'s perfume Arure~.
oUc o. FOR violets tpronouncei ves-
VtIssSy' perfun~s-Amore, Royal or cy-
sSe for y 3; b.. Toxic. tn. fa,ci.
nnsn,nh< new Japaness perfume; "a.
100 for 2sc Idealia toilet w.,,,-
SSeery nne..ylolet, Rose and carnation-
@yc cor Ss' ,,Is..1gc tsr q siss.
49, TOT ~heAdovbrok violet TOILET
sSc for zoe r,osid. water.
lido OF. for oakiey's perfumss-yio-
is,; e~or,olopsis. California Rose and
p,. ss lee e. ~, 4, ST. Thomas s., rum;
Mirod.nS perfumes and ,oll., ar,i-
eta.a.s iull Ins A. lowest, priesi.
splsadld for sick or nervous hssSssh.,
4 Co. Florentins orris l'
Manicure Set for Si,2S.
A set sufficient 10 lsst thrnust A..
Wlh,er-all the articles Of very hlrb.s,
quality Rad this combination; INV"
i Il G,l asss' mai nai' ifiIl.''. ..;I. 1,s;
- box Idsslia nail poxd.r or nm. -,
Mrs. Ben,on's nail epamei-eithtr s,sss
s,I I.'i5Iss' and lasting polish to ne naiS,
nail bufa-valus 2,c.
bot, nail bleach and eu,icls stick
,,o nor ,d q; a: We win sell tai. combine.
sale n hair and toile, brushe, OF .y.rv
kind-an opportunity seldom offarsd TX
OBTAIN ne finest quality Of tristls soods
B. ' snp AZ l%por'er' samples and cannot
~ 20 tSr up 70 is fines, natural ebony
IDc for up TO 81 hair brushes in .honv
Tor. cocobola and other Jns wont.o"h''
SO for 1ee English Penstrstor ha,r
soc for sce P.n.,rator s.ir sru.s.. q,
a3c for .ISe ebony hat brushes
q and e1.23 for ebony Ana all,
back cloth brushes. ' "'a
lie fof up to zoo finest French 10th.
Ioe Tor 10 to &c french and Jap
Iae Tor complexion brushes
y for soc hand scrubs and nsi
brushes In wood and bone; fbe for joc
25c and upwards for hath brrshssL
Rubber Goods.
5ec Tor 2 ct. hot water bo,tie-our I
sec Tor 2 at. fountain syrlnxe-,h.
most oomplets mads-vith rapld flow.
balloon array pipes-our I yssr guar
sscondsHAi warranted psrfscf. T
08e for . at eomblnation water bag
, ana sutngs7ssv suasataa
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Charles B. spahr. Of K~ingsbrtdss. N,
Y. editor OF a New York magazine.
either fell or jumped overheard from the
steamer Prince Albert. Aus. % last.
while midway between Ostend ana
Dover. His mysterious disappearance
was afterward reported by e. w. Ord
way. Of Brooklyn. N, Y. In whose COM
pany Mr.. spahr was making q tour Of
Europe for the benent Of his health.
Mr.. ordway arrived hero from England
last week.
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For this entire week
Persian Lamb Coats

Value $1,000 At $500
Coats Of flat curl, high lustre Persian lamb in three dis
tinctive models-blouse or box front effect, % inches
long, or Elton blouse model with crushed satin belt and
military collar Of mink or ermine, sizes 80 to "a. II
you prefer, we will make any Of these coats to your
measure without extra charge.
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Juno Toilet REQUISITES.

would prove that every requisite has for its ingredients
those substances which, because Of their purity and med
icinal properties, are best suited to the specific function
for which the requisite has been prepared. Those that
have q scent owe it wholly to the pure extract Of the
flower from which the odor is named. The Juno Re-
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25c for 2 cakes cuticura soap.
25c Tor 8 cakes Pears sap.
Csc for 3 cakes Munyon's witch hazel
n 25c fjr 2 cakes woodbury's facial
ZSc for . cakes Packers tar soap
Csc .or 4 cakes Earls tar soap-hns
. as Tor s cakes sanltol toilet soap
n zoe for 2 boxes Mennen's toilet pow
csc for 2 glass bottles Idsalia viols,
2Sc fSr i Tin, Ideal taleum powder.
25c Tor . bottles caidsrs tooth DOW
| DIR -Iay,lltrs size. -
4 ptTsplrne-th. splendid powder for ex-
2se los 2 boxes Doctor FArl's foot
powder-a cure for Tired AM acning teet
saI Tor z bottles Listerihe-lsrss $40
&c for 2 bottles BORNE sn,i'ep'io
Sc for ] bottles Hazard. Hazard q
' s,rnuaceous dentlfrice.
A ,-c fvr ? tubes shettelds tooth paste
Il 2Sc for 9 tubes Rorire tooth paste;
p.c i,r 2 bottles LYONS tooth powdsr
n 2Sc ios . bottles Asep,ikon tooth
2sc for /. bottles English lavender
\ az run IT t0cs e., Sne'
/ CSC Tor ? mint bots finest violet am
"ass ,tor ct. R:,s!n'on'' ''ron''''
y "',.n e e, u Es.in,or'se chatting dish ,rlr.
4 ,..rrs-lor 10 WOOD alcohol for burn
IN ns q ls fre~ from oior and Fivss .
| strorgsr flame. at, 9 u-.. ~.
\ use To- , tubes Hnzard, f'karu W.
! ,uvrhar ~ Pose cold cream
use ,or SAr sire Iiealla alrorf rssl
: tor \ powder parcr books wa'ts
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FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
An Important Sale of Ribbons
At Radical Price Concessions.

AT Rladicaa! Prise Concsssions.
BY it's magnitude and the economy which 1t repre-.
sents, this sale establishes itself as an event In the
conduct Of our ribbon department. Involved are
thousands Of yards Of ribbons for every conceivable
purposs-millinery dress elaboration, sashss and dec
o%rating-in this seasons newest colors, including
crete de cog, burnt onion, snuff brown, melon,
reseda, emerald, pink, blue, white, cream and black.
Messalins Ribbon, 5 inches, In white
cream, pink, blue, cardinal or black, Value goo
Satin Msrysil!sux Ribbon, 5 inches Special
wide, in all the new colors. as we'll as AT lsc
black, white and cream.
Satin FINISHED lklbsrty Mousssins Value CSC
Ribbon, 6 inches wide, in all the new Special
colors, as well as black. white and cream. At 25e
Satin Glaes or Satin Gloria Ribben, Value doc
inches WIDE, IN all the new colors, as Special
well as black, White and cream. At DC
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SPAHR'S
BODY RECOVERED
Corpse Found on the English
Coast Believed to Be that Of
New Yorker VINO Disappeared
from Steamer.

LONDON. Sept. IA body believed
to be that OF Charles b. spahr, OF Now
York. was washed ashore to-day nsar
Broadstairs, Kent. England.
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&c, lie, 3Ic and Gle for Bromo
Settler.
= for Carter's Liver Pills.
SIC and 0Tc Tor scott's Emulsion.
lie for 25c white pine compound.
1lc Tor Lithia Tablets, S gr., bot.
lie for Csc .pIc.d essence Jamalca
ginger; SOC sirs. 3Te.
ODE FOR Enos fruit salt.
t7c for Ln, ~ ,no cascara phi.
90 Tor lot, ofio5 Biaads Iron Pills.
.ra iSe for bot OF IL" aa'n'ns pills. Z
,.h, Tor bot OF 20 Sellers an''''p''o
= tor Salitornla syruP OF .gs ,,o..
- III ~ esSlns avs p"
phs,e soua, nIeny, hissinssr anu e'''a''
masneha. 70. toc , uu,. ,o..
p';s, ST.. az 80 ~
zoe n, for DR. FATS syr,p Of seven
hypophosphates. the best OF all tonies
TOR the weak. nervous and anaemio'
Special sale of hair tones, dreoJ-
,n.......,..,.u.
mgS ana c0l0rfngS-
soc for t1.7O yorth-el bottle OF
,rsnItonic Hair Fcod~Ons soc tube cranl..
tonic shampoo soap~for thi, sale the
three for NO.
SIC and mo- for SOC and 81 size coke's
Dandruff Cure-ard with each bottle a
?Sc cake Coke's shampoo soap free.
1sc. 3Sc and 87c .or Dandsrine.
sc for scheffsrs hair eolorine, all
'Ass' 10 and 81 80 for imperial hair re.
generator all shadss
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lie LIFTED HER IN Ills ARMS AND CAR
RIED HER To FIRM GROUND.
return very soon. They write that it is
all right for me to do so. And l will
take you with me. ma belle, to my
chateau and beautiful Paris. They do
not have rough walking like this" kick
ing ut IL piece of broken limb coutCmp-
tuously. at is all like Il smooth floor.
no insects. no cracking leaves, no dirt.
What is that
1t was the odd. whinnyinS call of n
loon. Suzcttc heard it and smiled. Jean
was down there Ivy the river waiting
for her. lie had adopted that call when
they We're children together nearly ten
years before, bCcausc Jean bad said he
WAS always IL loon when in her pres
enCe.
For moment troubled look came
to her face. She did not like to disap-
point Jean. or to keep him waiting;
he was such ii good fellow. Then the
trouble left her eyes, and she WAS
again smiling. Jean did not know any
thing about Paris, and, what WAS more,
he did not care to learn.
So an hour went by before monsieur
rose gracefully from the stone upon
which they had been sitting, and with
many hourishes excused himself and
went tripping Gaintily and disdainful-
ly over the cracking leaves toward his
boarding place. SuZctte watched him
thoughtfully until he was out of sight,
then rose and walked down TO the
river.
Jean was waiting for her, as she
knew he would be. lying upon the bank
and gazing rather mooGily into the wa
ter But at her approach he was in
stantly upon his feet, smiling again
and happy.
You were talking with monsicur?'
he said.
"1cs; he talked about such beautiful,
things. oh, Jean, l would like to see
that Paris"
1T is not more beautiful than this"
said Jean. sweeping his hand along the
broad course of the river, with its
winding banks. but never mind
Paris and the river Just now. l have
something else to say. My cabin is
tinishcd,' looking at her with joyous
eyes. Il hung the last door this morn
ing"
Isn't that nice?" rather listlcssly.
She was thinking of Paris.
Yes" eagerly. And now there is
nothing to do but furnish it. l have
ST. you know. You must go down
.,,,J lnI,, MN SnlD,t n, tItin,rs N"h
will want a cooking stove. That will
lie SD, for l Went yesterday to see.
Then six chairs will be S. and rock
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There is certain small boy named
BERTHE who will make a diplomat some
day. He has sister one year younger
than he Is Last Christmas their grand
mother gave them an aquarium con-
tanning two beautiful little goldfish.
One morning BERTHE went in to feed the
goldfish, and he found only one fish
instead of two. Sad to say, the other
one had jumped out of the aquarium
during the night and had died.
Sister" Berthe announced ut break
fast as soon as they sat down to the
table, your goldfish is dead
The little girl was terribly shocked
and forgot that most goldtishes are ex-
actly alike and that she and her broth
er had never made division. But
after the period of mourning was over
she asked one day:
"Bertie, how did you know it was my
fish and not yours that died:"
BERTHE was nonpluSed for a moment
and driven into Il corner, SO he took
refuge in an air of superior contempt.
How did l know" he repeated
scornfully. Huh. Isn't that just like
q woman"
And the little sister meekly accepted
her brothers decision,
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Yes. it is like heaven, this Paris"
l;ays are dreams and the nights are
fairylHnd. 1t is dancing and fcaSting,
lovemaking and flowers and music
driving on the boulGvarlS and walking
in the parks, beautiful women and gal
liant men. rich dresses and glittering
Jewels and lan%uiShiuS eyes. Ma belle
SuZctte, yOu do not know, you cannot
understand. until take you to see"
1T must be fine fine" murmured
pretty SuZctt", claSping and unclaSp-
ing her brown, Industrious fingers.
Very fine" asscnted monsieur. smil-
ing down into her dreamy eyes. You
have told me some of your visions of
beautiful things, but they all fall be-
low Paris, far below. And why not?
For you have not seen. No one can
dream Paris. But you shall see, ma
belle, very soon. My chateau is in the
suburbs and the whole city at night
Elittcrs before the windows. We will
fly along the boulevardS in our auto
mobile or glide down the Seine in our
cushioned boat"
but when does the work come"
questioned SuZette curiouSly. do not
people have to work thereT'
The people we hire do, but not us.
We put our hands into our pockets
and take out silver and give it to them,
and they do everything"
SbnoI- ln1 h.1I Sl-n1firollC
THAT is cXtravagant, monsieur" she
rebukcd 1T is cheaper to work than
to hire. know that. We never hire
unless we have more work than we
can do ourselves
Her chin dropped upon her hand,
and she gaZed out among the great
Canadian pines, her thoughts in her
eyes.
Beautiful. beautiful" she murmur-
cd. "Oh, l should like to see your
chateau, monsieur, and Paris glitter
ing ut night and the bouleyards and
automobile and all. l do not under
stand how you could leave so much"
Monsieur heSitatcd Il little, then
swung his hand in wide imaginary
circle.
1T was my people" he said. "They
thought it best for me toto go away
a little while. They wanted me to see
the world, You know. But now l shall
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ing chair for you will be 81 more.
do not know about the dishes and such
things. You will have to select them.
But there will be money enough"
Yes, plenty" agreed SuZette absent
ly.
The next day was holiday, and ev-
crybody went into the woods on Il
basket picnic. Jean sought SuZette at
once and kept pcrsistcntly by her side,
soon leading her into IL shaded path i'll
the deeper woods. AS they moved
away monsieur Joined them. Jean
looked at him challenGingly. He WAS
the first man to join SuZette and mon
sieur the second; if either left it must
be monsieur. So the three walked on
together.
Deeper and more Shadowy the path
became, and at length they arrived at
n depression which had been brook
not so very long before, but which had
now dried to three or four yards wide
of soft mud. Monsieur looked at it
discontentedly.
I'VE will have to mire through, sup
pose" he grumbled. That's the trou-
bic with this abominable country
you're always running up against
things like this. We must walk as
carefully as we can, ma belle. Per-
haps you can follow in my footsteps.
See, l shall try to walk on my heels"
And he stepped carefully into the mud,
picking his way so as to get as little
as possible upon his shoes.
SuZette was about to follow, but
Jean was by her side, and in Il perfect
ly natural, matter of fact way he lifted
her in his arms and carried her to the
firm ground beyond.
"Therc you are" he said cheerily.
with not as much as a splatter of
mud on your shoes"
''But look at your own" cried mon
sicur diSgustcdly. You're muddy to
the krees."
"Oh, it doesn't matter about me-" re-
spondcd Jean indifferently.
a little farther on they came to
broad, fiat rock which looked so invit-
ing that even monsieur made for it
with returning good nature.
This is better" he said 81 have
rocks like this Oh the chateau grounds
at home. with roses dropping over
them. When you so there, MA belle,
We
Yes: I know it is beautiful" inter-
rupted SuZette pensively, but shall
never see it, monsieur"
"Ma fol, yes" eagerly; "just as soon
as get another letter we will start"
But SuZette shook her head, dropping
her lashcs to veil something which she
was afraid might show in her eyes.
mo, no, monsieur" she persisted. 81
shall marry Jean, and it is not so easy
for two to travel as one. 1t costs more.
l have been thinking it over, and [
know l would never be able to take
care of Il chateau. You say we would
not work; then things would get I'M
tidy, and could not be so eXtrayagant
as to hire help for work that l could
do myself. Here it is different. l can
take care of q cabin, for know how
10 sweep and cook. And-and there is
another thing, monsieur" evidently
forcing herself to say something which
she found very difficult Il like Jean
better than any one else"
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Public Local Law.


AN ACT to amend Article IS OF the Code of
Public Local Laws title Hartford County.
subtitle Fish" by adding thereto tw"
sections to be known as sections one hum
dred and thirteen and one hundred and
fourteen.
SECTION /. BE it enacted hv the General
Assembly of Maryland. That the Two follow
ing sections he added to and incorporated i'll
Article II OF the Code OF Public Local Laws
title Hartford County, subtitle Fish, - to he
known as sections one hundred and thirteen
and one hundred and fourteen, and to read
respectively as follows:
11;i: Fishing in the waters of Romucv
Creek i'll Hartford County in any mode or
manner whatsoever is prohibited in the time
intervening between the first day of Octnbcr
and the first day of the next succeeding April
in each and every year and it shall not be
lawful for any person at any time between
said dates in each and every year to erect
any fish pot. or to fish with any drag net
fish basket, or with hook and line or with
any other snare or device whatsoever in the
waters of the said creek: provided, however
owners or renters OF farms and lands border
ing upon the waters of said creek and the
owners or renters of farms adjoining said
lands which formerly borClcrcd on said creek
but from which the shore rights thereof have
heretofore been sold from catching fish i'll the
waters opposite their said lands for the OF
their own families and employees but they
shall not make any unnecessary noise that
will interfere with any person or persons HAY
ing the right tn shoot ducks or other wild
fowl from the shores OF said creek.
II: Each and every person violating any
of the provisions OF section one hundred and
thirteen shall he subject to arrest by any per
son authorized by law to make the same.
upon warrant issued by any Justice of the
Peace of said county, and upon conviction
shall be fined not less than twenty dollars
nor more than one hundred dollars for each
and every violation of the pro visions of said
Section 13, or for each and every day upon
or during which said person shall or MAY re-
peat or continue such violation of the said
provisions of said Section 113, one half of
said fine or fines to he paid as and when col
lccted, to the person making the original
arrest or procuring the issue of said warrant
the case may be.
SECTION .. And he it enacted. That this
Act shall take effect from the date of its pas
sage.
Approved April eth. 1901.
EDWIN WAKEFIELD.
Governor.
SPENCER {. JONES.
President of the Senate.
GEORGE y. EVERHART.
Speaker of the House of Delegate.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE:
l hereby certify. That the aforegoing is
true copy of an Act of the General Assembly
of Maryland, passed At the January Session,
1901.
ROBERT MOSS.
Secretary of the Senate.
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Reading His own Works.

l only once heard Thackeray allude
to his works and that in serio-
comic spirit, which amused both him
and us. 81 was travelling on the
Rhine" he said lin company no doubt
with "the Kickleburys"O, land enter
ing one of the hotels on the banks, eX-
hausted and weary, l went into the
saloon and threw myself on a sofa.
There was book on little table close
by, and l opened it to find it was
Vanity Fair l had not seen it since
1 corrected the proofs, and 1 read Il
chapter. Do you know it seemed to
me very amusing" - Dean Holes
Memories
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"rhls'll be good for hundred any
how" said young Sow His Wild Oats
to his pal. Every young fellow needs
n stake when he is of age. So I'll send
this telegram collect to'thc old man:
Dear Father am twentyone to-
day and broke"
An hour later the fond father wired
collect:
$50 was l when l was twentv-one."
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CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order to cure it YOU must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally and acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine.
1t was prescribed by one of the best ply
sicians in this country Tor years, and is 4
regular prescription. 1t is composed OF
the best tones known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect com
binations of the two ingredients is what
produces such wonderful results i'll curing
Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY 8, CO., Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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Public Local Law.

CHAPTER 34S.
AN ACT to authorize the County Commits
sioncrS of Hartford County to grant Il pen
sion to Charles l.. T. Vie o! said county.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland. that the County
Commissioners of Hartford County are hereby
authorized and empowered t. grant an
annual pension OF one hundred dollars to
Charles l. Pyle of said county. during the
natural life of the said Charles l.. Pyle. and
to levy said sum on the ;,SScSS:,blc property
of said county.
SECTION .. And be il further enacted. That
this Act shall take effect fruII the date OF it,
passage.
Approved April eth. 1904.
EDWIN WAKEFIELD.
Governor.
SPENCER {. JONES.
President of the Senate.
GEORGE y. ENERHART.
Speaker OF the House OF Delegates.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE:
l hereby certify. That the ainre%oing is Il
true copy OF ;tu Act of The General Assembly
ul Maryland. passed 1T the january Session.
1901.
ROBERT MOSS
Secretary OF the Senate.
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Whistler, on the witness stand one
day, was asked the price he had OBJ
tanned for certain picture.
zone thousand guincas," said he.
How long did it take you to paint
it,"
About day and hail.
"And do you mean to tell the court,
Mr.. Whistler, that you have the au-
dacity to charge 1000 Suineas for the
work of day and half?"
mo, sir; | ask it for the knowledge
of n lifetime"
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THE EAGLE HOTEL,
CHAS. A. McGAW, Proprietor
BEL AIR, MD.

The undersigned has assumed charge
Of this old and well-known hotel and
proposes to cater to the travelling public
III the most approved manner. To those
who know the situation and advantages
of the "Old Eagle" no comment is neces'
sary. 1t is unsurpassed for its quiet,
beautiful and homelike attractions. AS
u summer boarding place it is unexceled
and its reputation as a stopping place
for commercial men and tourists will he
carefully nurtured. Everything will be
under the personal care of the proprietor,
and his ambition is to make the saving
true" Once a customer, always 4 custo-
mer" Special terms for large parties on
application.
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It Works Like a Charm.

TIE GENUINE HANES IMMINENT.
whenever used AWAY cures and is worth
many times its cost to all who it. For
the cure of Sprains, SpIintS, Cuts. Scratches.
Wind Calls. Burns. Swcllinrs Flesh Wounds.
Old Sores Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Frosted
Feet CornS. BunonS, Chilblains, etc. II is a
good reliable remedy. one that only costs 25c.
for a Large Bottle. Buy bottle and let it
~ Owe its own Virtues. Don't spend S1.5O
for a veterinary when a bottle of Hanes will
serve ali as we'll. Insist on your merchant
supplying YOU with Hanes. Take no other.
For sale NJ all stores,
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IL Haseadl Qt<uiaspcsr
IS Published Eperp Friday.
FINNEY & DASHIELL.
TERMS. A Year IN Advance.

Entered August IS, 1902, as second.
class matter, Postoflice at Bel Air, Md,
Act of c ongress of March 3, 1879.
Transient advertisements. -One Square
insertions or less $3.50. Each subse-
quent insertion 25 cents. Longer adver-
tisements in the same proportion. A
space equal to six lines makes a square.
Figure work double price
Obituaries and Pers )nal Communica-
tions will be inserted at cents per line.
Yearly Advertisements at Special Rates.
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JACOB A. DoNEN. Solicitor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Jacob y. DoNen In the Circuit Court
VS.. for Hartford County.
Andrew X inhnrt ct al. In Equity.
In pursuance of an order of Court. passed
in the above entitled case ON April 21St. 9o4.
the creditors of Andrew kinhart hereby
notified to file their claims. duly proven. with
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Hartford
county ON or before July /. 1904.
JACOB a. DONEN.
Trustee
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In the Circuit Court
for
Hartford County.
In Equity.
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VIII = I'NF.s
EDWIN w ARFIELD.


SPENCER c. JONES.
President of the Senate.
GEORGE y. ENERHAET.
Speaker of the House of Delegates
Ofiicc of the Chief Clerk House
of Delegates.
/ hereby certify that the aforegoingiS Il true
copy of an Act of the General Assembly of
Maryland, passed at the january Session 1901.
Is. l.. SMITH.
lhief Clerli of The House of DecEales.