text: Sami Wjafifs Beaiiaij MBMHMVMBMTeeiBBsBB9—im n— i i n—>iai Mtesmiiß •■■ stir i i,M)NAiu<iOWM, Ml.*, A. F. KIN, Editor. Thursday Morning, Apr. 10, 1913 Street and Other Trees. The highest state of civilization is found in countries having extensive forests and so appreciative of trees do these people become that the same countries are noted for street and roadside planting. In both respects, Germany stands at the top. No country leads that nation in scientific forestry and none is more noted for the number and value of its highway trees. We live in a section where nature has somewhat of fleeted to provide us with trees, therefore we should aim to repair this general oversight by the liberal alignment of our streets and highways with uniform lines of suitable trees. At present, we are sadly deficient in this respect. WASHINGTON LETTER The horror in Ohio and Indiana has shown our new President a new light. He has taken this matter so much to heart at the loss of life that he has sent his ablest and best men to the front with the promise that he, himself, when this letter is written, will go to the front and do what he can to ameliorate conditions. It shows that the Democratic President keeps in touch with the whole country and that nothing can happen that will affect his sympathetic proposition like the Hood in Ohio and Indiana. Whether the loss in Dayton. Ohio, should be silent or many. It shows that the President of the United States has passed on his situation and whether one can be dead or not, his sympathy by armed and his heart begins in unison with the people of the United States. In other words, the people of the country have been denied, President and he denies every sympathy to his cause. He is President of the United States, demands to make himself felt as a citizen of this nation. If he does, he will be called upon to do so, but when he goes or not, he is one of the things we will consider long after the whole of the dead buried. The President has many things on his mind, men of all beliefs like. But suffer, I have over The people to positions and will continue to appeal to him again. I have administered the money, the government so far, but the people will not let him go. The vote in the Senate and the people will go to Wilson. He stands ready to go and risk his own life in a friendly attitude towards the people of Ohio and Indiana. There are nearly 2,000 people out of homes and without a dollar, he is ready to go and risk his own life in a friendly attitude towards the people of Ohio and Indiana. There are nearly 2,000 people out of homes and without a dollar, he is ready to go and risk his own life in a friendly attitude towards the people of Ohio and Indiana. That President Wilson did not go on this trip with the military council of his cabinet, in his consideration and the matter. The latest news that the loss of life is in real danger was supposed in the very midst of this catastrophe. There have been thousands thrown out of the camp, and their homes were wiped out and who will have to live on charity money for the next few months. The President knows this and is aware that they will have to be taken care of by their countrymen and he volunteered to tell them so personally but was denied by his Cabinet. The fact that his mind has been turned on the sufferings of the people instead of the sufferings of the politicians, will go forward to show the people that they can trust a man who feels. After Congress meets, the politician will come to the front again and you can then look for numerous appointments in the President's hands to vote upon. Until this matter in Indiana and Ohio is satisfactorily adjusted, there will be no appointments made and no politician should look for any. CHAB. A. EDWARDS. The Board of Shell Fish Commissioners is authorized by Section 111 of the Act of 1912 to set apart natural oyster beds or bars in the longing districts from which oysters may be taken to be sold as seed oysters between the 15th day of April and the 15th day of May. Acting under this authority, the Commissioners have set apart the area in Chesapeake Bay lying above a line drawn from Lower Island Point, passing south of Spray Island, to Mitchell’s Bluff Triangulation Station just north of Tolchester Beach, Kent County; and also the area in Broad Creek, Talbot County, lying above a line drawn from the southerly end of Royston Island to the southerly end of Nelson Island. In addition to this area, the Potomac River, above a straight line drawn from the north point at the mouth of Upper Machodoc Creek, King George's County, Virginia, to Lower Cedar Point, Charles County, Maryland, is open for the taking of seed oysters from January 1st to May 1st, under recent concurrent legislation of Maryland and Virginia. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS For Rent A desirable water front farm for the year of 1911 with or without team. For terms and location address "C" care of BEA( ON OFFER. Wanted. Two good yoke oxen to log Mill, St Mary's. Address J. T. Phillips, Irkslry, Va. Great Reduction Sale. K i ’ )in < -i- !■■ ;i>rft rk now h(I i l.i t iv <iim well I■ 1.1 I ieii ii. . i c r f.-r rale • jj.i -■ r- iiro.l ( r - 'P i *i'i. s ork of V* t i h I. *■ ■r- 'nr or )■ rinsntr . ' ! . r ’■ v 1 ’lt in. Ii v. o t - ii .a ’ * .■■ 1 I bsf , H 0 , 1 1 ' 14- !" t flrf j ! tv l!. rftvi n nli. i;t 1 1 it;i* if titnff Mnl'hewr • it well loip Co 1,-o. arilto it Mil 4 1" Itpl r ixntnowm* m.— mmtm ** . Last Cali For 1 axes ! All porn--;.- owing M*lv taxes are hereto tii.i i !to j ■ o ithiu m ---* ,s , -r i oii i.thenW to I' dll t -aid f.w to hi" If y m wisli to save i Mifional ex 1 tense, pax your 1.1 •• '"'j as ( have no desire rtise the property ol any person Kkmpkk A. V iei r. County Troiisurcr. 4-10-18-t f. Estate :mc Bflcncp, ini B Burch. rrolltoo Ave. . - - - Md. 2'i i til Mum Notice to Stoclil" Ideis Not ire is hereb. given to the Stockholders' of the Lconnrdtown Bank of the Kastvrn Shore Trust (jo. that n mooting of snid stockholders ; (or the (mrposc of electing Directors of the said bank will he held at the bank building in Leonardtow u. Md. on TI'KSDAV. April 22. 1918. at I I A M. JOS. s. MATTHEWS, j 4-10-21. Soc’lv. 1 __ ‘ Spring Styles ! Low Prices ! Our Millieer Ikih arrived (rou Arrne | Irong Cator A Co find we will In* gtivl to lime the In.tii conn and let us have I the plenßure of showing our pretty styles la luils, suits, unrt' wefir, dry goods. etc for mch fir es, it "ill ooikr you wonder We iiave a targe no rim; I of low-top shoes for l.adii■ <!* t and Chi dren. ns low as 60c pair For men our oloih iuk and straw lulls uro Uie thing both in pries' n'.d rty le Wo-extend ’o-i I a e ir.li,,! j. vltatlot) to ootno and too!, nur etoek over as It gives us filsnMin* o ih>vv you. even though you do not wish to buy. Yours, RMINEsT BOHANAN Jt ( 0. t. INIOO’B, MD., 4-19 J9-U txurrwewTAL ufbinbukanoc COMPANY, wttmlncton. Data wo r dmwm n, i*i4- XdmUMS MM, WW.II LtabUiUM, a>jrw.f Capital A Surplus, 9987,791X1 CTATKMBKT OT tha BOMB tHBUEAKI B D COMPANY of Naw York to Usesmbsr ft, 1911. Capital, ,00(W)00 Total AdmltUd Amu **,#,*♦ *0 Total LUvbUlltaa, 182*4,879X9 surplus, 14,461,766.99 C TAT EM ENT of tbs N*TIO*aL Plat I*, o ioiauci Coupsst et Uartlbrd, Conn., toDecsmbar 11. 1919. Capital, IBXMmOO Total Admitted Amu IMdMTX It Total UsbUlUsa, 9.096,466.17 Surplus, 1X97X04 74 STATEMENT of ths Mutual Bbkbvit *J Lira lnsußAßCßCoursr of Newark, B. J., to Dettemteril, till Total Admitted Assets, 6U5X96,714.4 fotal t.lshlllttes. 160,718,466.19 Surplus, 6X66,967.70 CTATEMKNT of the Joan Babcock Motu- X 3 al Lira IsauaAnCß Co, of Boston, Maas, to Uecambar It, I9tl. Total Ad nutted Assets, 9W.485.W1 .96 Total Lis hi I Itlss, 64X77,(MAW Surplus, 7,410,866 90 CT 4T KM ENT of the A msrlcsn durstv Com pm, of Nsw York to Usceir hsr 91, INI. capital, 98000 occoa Total Admitted a, sets. 9,487,a* if Total LlabUltlta, 8.089,9M.a0 Mur plus, 1,069.966*0 CTATEMBNTofthe National Burst* Com fJ psnjr of New York to Deeember 61,1911 Capital, K/OOfiOOHO Total Admitted Assets. 7,191669 81 Total I.laMlllles, 6.861,116 79 Surplus, 1X14.119.79 CTATKMKNT of tlis Illinois Hurety Com vr pan* of Chicago, 111., to Ifeoemhsr K, 1911. Capital. 9800,000.00 Total Admlttsil Assets, M9XH.7I Total UaMUiles. a,aM.s Surplus, WXIAII Wanted Rl kstain Salesmen! Arabitioui young men can procure good poxi tione with as in our sales depart ment. We pay salary and commta lion to huatlera, alio, furnish auto mobiles The work it pleasant in structive, and facinating. Exper ience unnecessary. Write giving full name, address, and referanoee Gardiner A Dent, ino. Heal Estate Brokers S 12-1 4th St. N. W.. Washington D. C. DENTAL NOTICE I will make my tripe for thi Spring ae follows; Clemente, April 1, J, and I, Hollywood. “ S 4. 1, “*7 Cedar Poiuni. ” 28, 88. ** 80 St. Inigo’s, uay 8, S, 4, and 0 Valley Lee. “ 7,8, 8, “10 J m. COOK, D OS. For Rent A desirable •tore-house, one at the best stands in Bt. Mary’s county , —A tmahh I %xn fo— ol to give up business. Apply, U. Lee MaOaire, J-ti Mm. Badd’t Creek, Md. For Sale Hay. Cora. Oats Apply, J. P. (Irveenwell, Leonard town, Md. Mar. 90-t-f. -i. xt. . ii—Mau l " | i.wsw Undertaking. Having recently purchased two elegant hearses and a full line of coffins and oeaketa, I am prepared to conduct funerals at the shortest notice and on terms to suit. Communicate in regard to funeral arrangements direct with— H L. ROBIMBON, F-87-tJ. fn. Inigoe’a, Md For Rent A part or the whole of a large house in Leonsrd town. Apply, Beecon Office. NORRIS & CO. General Merchandise, Nassau Bank, LEONARDTOWN, MD, WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT I HAVE OPENED A FIRST-CLASS GROCERY STORE, formerly occupied by E. O. Raley, near the Bank. Leonardtown, Md, Where we are prepared to handle— Groceries, Vegetables, Confectionery, Fruits, Notions, Cigars and Tobacco, etc., etc. Everything New and Fresh. This store is conducted by Mr. Joseph Wathen. Norris & Company, F-tf Lbmasbbwb.Mb., You Gin Have at this bank a place to deposit your foods, where they will be far safer than in your own custody. You can withdraw these funds at will, or pass them to others by means of the convenient bank check one of the greatest business helps of modern times. It will cost you nothing to enjoy the privileges of a First National checking account, and it will help greatly in the improvement of your opportunities. Capital, - - - 180,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits 916,000.00 Resources, - - 9426,000.00 First National Bank of Mt. Marys Leonardtown, Md. BEFORE TAKING STOCK We will offer all Seasonable Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices Such as: Rubber Boots, Shoes, BLANKETS of all Kinds, Floor Coverings, Etc. $6.80 to $6.00 Bod Blankets $3.75 $2.50 to $6.00 Bed Blankets $1.75 CHEAP BLANKETS, $1.50 UP Customers will be given Tickets for the amount of purchase redeemable in merchandise in addition to above reduction. General Reduction on all Goods for 30 Days! COME AND GET YOUR SHARE FOR WELL & FOXWELL. New Stock of Goods At Morganza, Md. Having opened my new store, I am handling DRY GOODS. MOTIONS. HORACE GREGORY HARDWARE, AND fuel, everything kept in an up-to-date store EVERYTHING AT LOWEST PRICES Come and get BARGAINS MORRIS LEVIN, CO. T C from country and unrefined by all to the to-4., Trout with Colic Cure for every rue keep this guarantee for it will prove victory and "Your home back if it does not cure." Oh, dislodging in pink, you probably cured Cure P 60c per bottle (013 'v C Consultation, leaving no word for the Almanac, J. O. L., Sec dealers names in other ads. in this paper SUBSCRIBE NOW JOB PRINTING Bor The St. Mary's Bt. Mary's Merry We take pleasure in answering our request. We are prepared for spring, we are exclusive agents for STROUSE BROS. Our new and dress goods are complete in the newest styles. We are headquarters for all your needs. Give us a call, Leonardtown, Mary L. A. What is A Come here and you will find our store open to your complete satisfaction. When in town visit our •lorf and )•■■: ' . all the latest spring styles ol New York an i ; • u . n at Very f <<tc l*ric s! New spring millinery or. t alts Women Wero ' Imply deligHtcit WHh the New ►■■'at* for Spru q "Ann • thjr l<• \\ r - i list w t> .. ■. mUo. O tli Hi *Of V ' ' tv tiv tit*- ftp utg i h !i i itioiifb U trim * rn.ii ,u * tlioro (IkMM ( IVH I Ullf IMi ill !*•% 1,. f i !■ in • ftfalltnftUoi oml lnrvr> ?, *• uf j . r. <*•'ll* l 111 M nil ;lt If (i tv *'li It ... ,;j of Uw nininon. Mens 30c blue and I. v. <■■ a:. , , Jc. Fortunate b > wao s ;, r ih emu ■ f>.r h t-*ei You are assured of thebestboys' clothing hen you buy it here Our boyc suits are built to stand hard wear. $1.25 to 6.00 CITY HLl> 8n ,;K Leonardtown, ,"* '■'■■' d,< r -■■ ■ ... ■' - ’ ■ /[' \ * Cyclone Insurance Fire Insurance Life Insurance Write or see— HARRY M. JONES. Leonardtown, Md., . i >. 5 li MK C i)d r 12.00 ■ ■ 'n • a i ,ir* h*-fcO 11 v. H n ' V* . t •’ <■' < 11 ■ aiuiisjr ft S> <! • < im hi’ CtX^Kl)-* Li C ! .. . , ent v i \mi: j in ail leathers at iuwcsl prices.. 