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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-15

y
On March 8, instant, at Mount
Dajo. near Jol0, the capital Of the
Suit group d the Philippine Islands
the American troops, under Major
General Wood. civilized 800 Morcs
who were entrenchsd IN b crater at
the summit Of the mountain. Gen.
Wood lost IS killed and about 90
wounded. Mount Dajo is about
2,lOO feet high, is heavily wooded
and is extremely deep. Everyone
Of the mountains defenders we're
killed. Gen. Wood pronounces the
attack as deserving the highest CON-
mendation.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-15
WASHINGTON LETTER.

Wrom Our Regular Correspondence
Washington d, 9. March IL, 1906.
The selection Of Jim Griggs, ns
Chairman ofthe Democratic Commit.
tee is something Of which we will
be proud, as It will practically as.
sure US Democratic majority 10
the next Congress, and also that the
Committee won't be Under any Wall
street control. This Is a siepin the
rightdirection, and willifiollomed up
by the people, bring the Democratic
party a sweeping victory at the
next election. What we want to do
is TO head OF the wolves who are
trying 10 get control Of the party.
and the rest will be easy. but 10 40
this. We must keep our eyes on the
primaries, as this Is where tho wick
ed work IL done. Sec thar you send
honest delegates TO The nextconven.
tion and you have won half Of tie
eight.
Probably Ihave been giving you
too liberal doses Of pure food instruc-
tiou lately. but I have been doing ii
for purpose OF education. II YOU
could have been here and heard the
testimony given before the House
Committee. and thus realize how
badly DR.. Wiley has been humbug-
ging the people, you would think il
time that something Is done to show
them the truth. Ii is shame to
scare honest people with lies. any.
way, but when, ii addition, the
weight Of evidence seems toindIcafe
that d lack 81 understanding, and 4
beliefin those lies, has been respon.
sibIe for d rapid increase iii the
population Of our cemeteries, then /
think II Is sime 10 tell the truth
about these things.
For instance. We have all been
scared 70 death about The use d pre-.
servatives ia milk, and this has been
one Of WIley's londest yelps Lets
see how much truth there Is ID his
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-15

Lost One baldheaded. sanctimon-
ious-appearing individual answers
to the name Of John D. Rockefeller.
A suitable reward viii be paid for
any information leading to the dis
covery OF his whereabouts Rsasa-
cola journal.
Why not start that Baltimore
County posse and Hurricane
Branchs bloodhounds after him
They might give him q run for his
money"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-15

Will generally CO c@u4f34tI1 ana
yet as he sits 10 the old Senate cham
Der, evening after evening with his
arms folded, and his eyes never
away from the faces Of those who
are speaking, there Is something
extremely suggestive Ii the man =
whole bearing, attitude. He looks
ais though he were fairly boiling
over With rage suppressed rage.
The arrogance of high railway OH
cials Is proverbial, and Mr.. Bond il
the soers0nificati0n Of the railway Of
fetal. He is down al Annapolis
watching his witnesses, 70 hear
what they testify. and waiting uns
til he shall himself be called He
is too cold. passionless, Of course 20
do any such thing. but II his sup
posed rage could DO pricked 70 the
bursting point by as exasperating q
man as Mr. Hayes. for example can
be in questioning. the bearings
might be great enlivened e IS
doubtful II any 10 the room would
appreciate such development as
this more than his own subordinate
raiiwav of1ciai4 n NAV mis- r. a.
anne i 4, sarre bnt tha exnreasion 81
the face OF every one Of these when
they have looked around 81 him un*
comfortably from time 10 time, has
been almost Enthusiastically, fear and
a;elika ThAv nioht ~ isnayinpd
ae Iiir,no hi,n ;,set ac aahsl : III thav
n.,nld M conceived III admdiring ana
feeiing ! fondnasa ior Z nuttlefish
narnhed thare ii hia Mace
THE cfanproraiee ovstar bin Will
pass the Ssnate. bnt what viii ham
peu 10 Il IL ire House Il h imnos-
sible "a saw. Two weeks AGO the
Hannah Hill. npparentlv had less
chance ~ MASSAGE Than Il. had had IN
MANY wears. When the measure d
nally came M In The Senate Il was
discovered that there were sixteen
votes al hand in the measa re : favor.
or enough ana more 10 mass the bill
absolutely. III the Hannah bin really
Is the iniouitous measure which the
Eastern Shore Of this State believes
that il Is. then that section Of Mary
land should be- devoutly than kful for
the fact that IL has sent able ghrewd
men 10 the Senate 10 represent IL
For fifteen wears he shore has pre-
vented the passage 81 anv kind If 4
leasing measure. aud Ii was through
10 Willingness whatever. that Iss
Representative consented Ia any
thing eIse this session but General
Seth. Senators Klrwan. Dashiell.
Brewincton. and Others were sharp
enough 10 see that 80 far as the Sen
ate Is concerned they bad reached
the end OF their rope they talked 81
"A compromise and got Ii. For q mi.
nority too. they exacted 4 great deal
when the features Of this new bin
are considered Ii nav be called
the Hannah bill as much as certain
parties like, but Il is the Hannah bill
as much as Hamlet would be that
celebrated tragedy with the little
Character unavoldably absent. II
is The Haman bin in that ID Is 4 leas.
ing bill and ia nothing else. The
execution OF the law II passed will
be- in the bands oT the oyster people
Senator DashielI has saved The crab.
bers and reduced The acreage from
30 10 10 Eastern Shoremen voted
Tor leasing bill and soma people
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-15

The United States Senate. last
Friday. passed the bill admitting
Oklahoma and Indian Territory to
the Union, but eliminated Arizona
and New Mexico. AT this writing
ii looks as II the Presidents entire
Legislative program, with theexcep-
ton Of the Railroad Rate bill, was
doomed TO failure.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-15

Monday 5 Baltimore Sun asksedi.
torialIy win new parties be iorm-
ed n For one we don't know and
must confess we SEQ very little rea-
son for forming them as under pres
ent conditions it seems no trouble
to get on both sides at once.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-15

As soon as We can get copy Of
the compromise oyster bill agreed
upon by the Senate. we win print
synopsis Of it for the benefit OF
our readers. While opposed, on
principle, TO any leasing bill, we
cannot inteligently criticise the one
proposed until we see it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-15

Up to latest advices the Baltimore
County posse was still celebrating
the escape Of murderer Winder from
Towson Jail BY organizing picnics TO
20 into the woods to search for him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-15

The Compulsory Education Law
introduced in the Maryland General
Assembly. we are pleased to an
nounce. has been defeated.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-15
NOTICE 70 DEBTORS.

Parties Indebted to the old firm Of
Yates 4 King on accountoi subscriptions
and advertising are requested TO close
their indebtedness By cash or note. II
ID desired, i possible, 10 settle these ac-
counts without turning them over 70 an
Agency ioE collection.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-15
WANTED.

A good girl 20 do house work small
family and good home Tor right party;
transportation paid % THE City. Apply
1T once and state wages wanted
&. d. PANNElsL,
I66 Market St.. Newark, MI
Feb. Q6-tI pd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-15

an official Government compilation
The use 81 preseryatives ~ milk pr
gan about 1920 we Az know that
babies ana children lse the MOST
milk - = tod What effect has y
naa on snemf TnrnFo page iaAAlA
q these statistics and We ind the
death rates q Infants classified ~
d'arrhoea' oysentery and cholera IN
'antum wy germ u'ssases1' az io'T
laws
3 ...' e<s a.e 80, ,n ia ~. n< se's
one 70 years Np so &a
So 4 is safe 70 assume that since
preseysasives have been IN common
use 10 milk 10 the larger cities. the
death rate Of infants has decreased
about 40 per cent Quite good
showing, and one that ought to en-
title the eiscoverer Of milk pre-.
sarVafive 10 medal
-
q. ufffh to,,hntd fa@n~ u,k,.ssr !
49,. s,s !" '' ..a y ''.S' $500 "'9
800, ,s.s r~.a '''' s,. MI Ms
$500 \ IS ,h,s a,~.sa Nj. ' ss... N,
,.r,ss, .ad Nv nsss ,,..r, n N, W.
H. .erv ,es ,'' .,r,desr ,,,ss4,wasssas
{. 49, ~ g. ... 9 Y, .s 5000. "
hvda 1. sbsir MI nc, .sl,evI,e
MIA I, shaIv ;a,as ,,a,. ,,,.;,. .,';d s,
.,,a;~ s,a,..s 80 80 si.s,s III ,..
s ,hew 80 ,.s,,. ~, i, .s,ass -
s. haln s,ba egs9 ( I, 49,. s.,s.
hom = ,,.la ,,,ar, s, II ,,.,.s. 49,.
ssrsa,s. ,,,sas,sv ,asn.,f.,' g &.
sl,n,,sr mh;.k ca,,,ss, 49, q. 1880, 4,
,,re.srva,lvas what,s n. rrs,,,,,
r.o,, /, &. ..,,,s $500. - ~ lsa... ~.
s 1aoo 10 5ss,hs r, =, .m /, NV, !, 81,
!, ,,era u tollcws. s'
rarns d;s,r,r.s ia
CITY districts 1873
Excess typhoid death rate
1assonk lAEAnefhs 1a.A
You can pin your iaith On Dr.
Wiley y you want y, but give ne
tbe preseryailse
Lots q people who don'i know
anything aoont The shipping bill.
say i = no good. give y % you
IN nutshell, and you can decide
FOR yourself Y you wautitsupporied
~ Democrats. Here y is
senate bill ezv' framed BY the
residents Merchant Marine Com
mission. ana ana passed Feb u,
by the senaie, provides Tor
!: . volunteer naval reserve ofl
10000 officers and men Of the meF.
chant marine and lisborloa. trlaued
Is ..n,a~v Xxx .n,.s.r, u. .A ,,
~ wv 49,
y au1 .so'ue"s ~ WAs' Aho fecelsF
ing retainer Dpuntlcs ~ ~ 200 Brit.
Ish naval reserve men al.
. Sut,vnntsonx n sha rata ~ All.
a,.ta.4ss I. 1850. ..
$3.50 $500 s 3eAs AZ "
cargo Vessels 70 we lOfeiRn trade ut
Hsft d 4a4Ft $40 a a ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-15
TIE NEW YEAR

is here, and all good friends.
will be drawn closer together and
the cares of the year Will be forgot
ton III the happiness of the moment.
Finding lSU6 upon us mas not
found u unprepar1d. We are hav-
ing boxes upon boxes Of good things
dumped of at our place every day
and when the time comes for you to
purchase your 1906 OUTFITS and
good things you Will find us with a
better variety than ever before.
We have a full line of Toys and
useful PKESEN IS. plenty of CAN
DIES, CAKES, ~ us ana FIT UIIS
at the lowest prices, ana everything
else that you LOOK 20 mo at TINS time
OF the year. we also nave good
variety OF Winter goods OF all kinds.
Our D and 10 cent counter mas
been q success and you Will not lind
That Lacking In holiday goods. You
can get your GLASS W ARE boUh
plain ana fancy, LuPS and SAUG-
Ems, PLATES ana CO ILEKX,
GLASSES, Frying PANS. PIC
IUhES and many otner useful arti-
Giles at prices mucn below Une values
at our . and ~ Cent counter.
Respectfully inviting give u eai whether sou vb ii
buy thanking wishing
Yours respectfully,
n. II NUTWELL Il CO., Charlotte Halt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-15
y. .. Weather Forecasts.

Wednesday. Rain. turning to
snow.
Thursday Colder.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-03-15

For instance, We have al been
scared 70 death about the seof pre-.
servatives In milk, and this has been
one Of Wiley's londest yeIps Let's
see how much truth there Is ID his
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-05-11
CARMACK CALLS
TAYLOR TO TASK.
Misleading Statements Made by
the Ex-Governor.
THE SENATOR TALKS PLAINLY
THE ISSUES OF FACT In THE CAMPAIGN
REVIEWED.
81 Have Not Made Single Charge Against
You That is Not True---YOu Have Not
Made a Single One Against Me,
That u.s." Declares Mr..
CarmaCk.

sMITHVILLE, Tenn, May Sin
his speech here today Senator Car
mack, among other things, said:
Gov. Taylor says the people of
Tennessee expects a United States
Senator to tell the truth. have no
disposition to handy insults with Gov.
TAYLOR. / agree with him that it
would be a most shameful fact if the
peoule of Tennessee should at any
time be represented N the Senate by
a man chiefly distinguished for his
unyeracity. Let me review as BRIEF
" as possible the issues of fact that
have arisen between Gov. Taylor and
myself.
Gov. Taylor charged that l had
waited for the exigencjes of my con-
test with him to become defender
of the temperance cause and reviled
me as an ex-champion of the saloons.
| printed extracts from the Memphis
paper of which l was the editor, show
ing that for years before l entered
public life l was waging war on the
domination of the saloon and the gam
bling house, and showed my votes In
Congress and my public declaration
in favor of the Hepburn-Dolliver Dill
three years ago lat a time when Gov.
Taylor was my ardent friend and sup
porter See my letter, page IL OF
pamphlet, containing correspondence
between us.
You declared for yourself that you
were an earnest supporter OF the pro-
hibition amendment, and that you
voted for it at the polls. produced
the original poll list Of your voting
precinct for that election, showing
that you did not vote at all.
That Amendment Vote.
you then explained that you were
In Nashville as Governor, and did not
have time to travel to Johnson City
Just to cast one vote. l thereupon
showed that you were right in John
son City, and that you left there just
before the election without even in
dicating that you favored the amend
ment
You then asserted, to prove your
interest in the amendment, that you
had brought Senator Williamson from
his sick bed just in time to cast the
deciding vote which passed the amend
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-05-11
ECZEMA AFFL|CTS
WHOLE FAMILY
Father and Five Children Suffered
for Two Years With Terrible
Eczema - Home Remedies and
Medicines Gave No Relief
Mother Expresses Joy at
WONDERFUL CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

"My husband and five children were
all afflicted with eczema. They had it
two years. We used all the home rem
edies we could hear of, without any
relief, and then went to q physician
and got medicine two different times,
and it got worse. 1t affected us all
over except head and hands. We saw
Cuticura Remedies advertised and con-
cluded to try them. So I sent for sl.OO
worth, consisting of one cake of Cuticura
Soap, one box Of Ointment, and one vial
of Pills, and we commenced to use them.
/ do not know how to express my joy
in finding a cure, for two of my chill
dren were SO bad that they have the
brown scars on their bodies where they
were sore. If it will be of any benefit
to you, you can publish my letter with
pleasure. Yours truly, Mrs. Maggie B.
Hill, Stevens, Mason Co., w. Va, June
II, 1906"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-05-11
opposed to making any provision
whatever for a judicial review.
Record as Governor.

nCSOtu 40 GONCTnOTs
you boosted that as Governor you
dared to look the railroads in the
face and make them bear their JUS
share of taxation, and that you added
$25, 100000 to the taxable property Of
the State. / showed that under the Law
the Railroad Commission assessed rail
road property, and this assessment
had to be approved by a board com
posed of the Governor, Treasurer and
Secretary of State. I asserted on the
authority of two of your Railroad Com
missioners that your Commission had
to serve notice upon you that If you
did not approve their assessments
they would tender their designations
and make an issue with you before
the people before you could be in.
duced to approve it, and you have new.
er denied this statement.
I'm your opening speech you said
that under my administration and up
VI NY recommendation, we WlpCu Oul
the old plan of running the peniten-
tiary, and with it the obnoxious lease
system have shown that this state
ment is absolutely unfounded, and
that you never did recommend the
abandonment of the lease system dur
ing either of the three terms you held
the Office of Governor.
you have claimed all credit for es-
tablishing the Soldiers Home; yet l
have not been able to find where you
ever recommended it, or even men
toned it in any message to the Legis-
lature.
A Challenge Unanswered.
you have charged over and over
again in your speeches that had said
that there was nobody supporting
Taylor but fools and hill-billies and
one-gallus farmers. have answered
that never said anything of the kind,
and have challenged you to name any
human being on earth that ever pre-
tended to have heard such an express
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-05-11
CUTICURA A BLESSING
To Skin-Tortured Babies
and Tired Mothers.

The suffering which Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment have alleviated
among the young, and the comfort they
have afforded WORKOUT and worried
parents, have led to their adoption in
countless homes as priceless curatives
for birth humors, milk crust, SCALED
head, eczemas, rashes, and every
form of itching, scaly, pimply skin,
and scalp humors, with loss of hair,
of infancy and childhood. Guaranteed
absolutely pure.
Sold throughout the world Cuticura Soar, Csc, Oint-
eni &c., Resovent Soc. Gin form Of Chocolate Coated
Pills Sc per vial % Coz, npy be lad OF al drugEiBtA
Potter Drug Chem. Corp. sole Props, Boston, Mass.
az-Maled Free, How to Cure Every Humor."
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-05-11


ate Journal to show that the amend.
ment passed by vote Of 81 to 2,
and that 1t would not have made a
particle of difference whether Senator
williamson voted or not.
1.-THE Long, Hard Fight"
"You sought to fix upon me the
charge of ingratitude to yourself by
declaring that you had gone down in
to my Congressional District in 1896
and made "a long, hard fight to save
me from defeat. thereupon produced
the files of the Memphis newspapers
to show that you had won the graft
tude and support of the gold standard
Democrats by refusing even to men,
ton my name or to make the most
distant allusion to my candidacy in
any of your speeches in my Congress
ional District.
The Tate introduction.
"You had your friend, Mr.. Tate, in
his Introductory speech for you in the
opening of your campaign to charge
that / had denounced the consecrated
men and women of Tennessee who
we're fighting the ravages of the rum
power as a lot of cranks, composed of
long haired men and short-haired WON
en- l demolished this accusation so
thoroughly and completely that Mr..
Tate himself publicly retracted it; yet
you continued to print and circulate
and personally repeat it..
The Farmers.
You charged that l had 'denoun-
ced the farmers of Tennessee as viler
than the vilest reptile beneath the mud
stills of hell. For more than four
months l declared this statement ut
terly untrue, and challenged you to
prove it. Day after day for more than
four months you continued to repeat
the charge without pretending to offer
a syllable of proof. Finally, in your
recent speech at the Tabernacle, an
exact shorthand report of which /
have in my hand, you repeat the very
language l have quoted and said that
it was to be found in the files for 1892
of certain newspapers you named as
reports of speeches made by me at
the time. 1 thereupon showed that
this statement did not contain a scin-
tilla of truth, that no such language
or anything in the remotest degree
it was to be found in the
files of either of the newspapers nam
ed for that year, and that the extracts
you paraded were taken from partisan
organs of your own, printed for the
first time in this very campaign.
The Rate Bill.
"You declared that an amendment
offered by me to the pending rate bill
would compel a Nashville dealer who |
had goods shipped from New York to
bring suit in New York for any loss or |
injury sustained, and that my meas |
ure would deprive him of the right of
dCIlOn IudI lie hOW heto o6oAhoI SA~ |
last carrier, and you continued to re-
peat this statement after had again
and again thrust under your eyes the
very language of my amendment pro-
viding that nothing in this section
shall deprive any holder of such re-
,eipt or bill of lading of any remedy
,r right of action which he has under
existing law
"You have charged that l went
o Washington and gave my support
o an amendment concocted by the
President and some Senators to give
he railroads power to hold up the ac-
ion of the Commission in the courts.
You said this directly in the teeth of
statement in my speech that | was
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-05-11
AN OPEN LETTER FROM
E. W. CARMACK TO The
PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE
Nashville, Tenn, May Z, 1906.

Nashville, Tenn, May Z, 1906.
Dear Sir and Friend:
The struggle for the Senatorship ia
now nearly ended. Upon the eve of
its close l desire to return to you my
warmest Acknowledgements of the gen.
erous and effective aid which you
have rendered me. assure you that
I shall hold in my heart, with deepest
gratitude, so long as life lasts, the
knowledge of your support. No man
has had truer friends, and it shall be
the ambition of my life to prove
worthy of the confidence with which
they have honored me.
Eight months ago appealed to the
Judgment of my fellow Democrats of
Tennessee. 1 rested my cause upon
the verdict of their Justice and
Reason. Having committed no treason
to the Democratic party or to the peo-
pie of Tennessee; having dedicated to
the service of party and State every
energy and capacity of my being;
having the consciousness that / had
evaded no party duty and betrayed
no public trust, cheerfully commit
ted my fortunes and my future to the
decision of the Democratic manhood
of Tennessee.
Their verdict will now soon be rem
dered. I await 1t with pleasure, be-
cause it will be a vindication of
my efforts to serve my party and my
country, and with confidence because
it's nature may be even now foretold.
I say to you In all sincerity, as my
friend and comrade, that l have no
fear of the result of the primary next
Saturday. For weeks 1t has been
evident that a ground swell Is moving
through Tennessee in my favor. 1t
has become evident to impartial OBJ
servers of the current OF political
thought in the State that the quiet,
deliberate judgment of the Democracy
of Tennessee does not endorse the
claim of the Republican party that l
should be condemned to political exile
for fighting the battles of Democracy;
and that the Anglo-Saxon manhood of
the Volunteer State is not ready to
subscribe to the creed that l should
be an outcast from their favor for
daring to proclaim, even in the Senate
of the United States, that this Is
White Mans Government and a White
Mans Country.
Reports which are pouring into my
headquarters at Nashville, both from
visitors and correspondents from all
parts of the State, show that the back
bone of the opposition has been brok-
en-, and that the Carmack forces are
bouyant and enthusiastic.
l will undoubtedly carry both Mid
die and West Tennessee by decisive
and will at least break
even with Governor Taylor in East
Tennessee, If the Republicans can be
kept from voting. l say to you, with
all earnestness and sincerity, that
will win this race, if my friends will
only go to the polls We shall surely
win on May IL, if we do not make the
mistake of being over-confident. Ev-
cry Carmack man must be on guard. |
Every one must go to the polls him |
self and urge his friends to go. The |
Jarmack man who stays away from
he polls is really casting half ballot !
or Governor Taylor. I have only one
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-05-11
FOR BOTH

Lone @disease of thinness in
children is scrofula; in adults,
consumption. Both have poor
blood both need more fat.
These diseases thrive on lean
ness. Fat is the best means of
overcoming them; cod liver oil
makes the best and healthiest
fat and