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The Washington times., 1907-03-27
BAD BLOOD
THE SOURCE OFAIL DISEASE

Every part of the body dependent and
strength When this life stream flowing through state
purity and richness perfect and uninterrupted ba
because pure blood is natures safeguard against
OF us strength disease collect and the trouble
various Pusuar eruPtons ppes rashes
show that the blood in everh and diseased condition
TOO nuch of
and Ulcers the
rheumatism Catarrh Scrofua Contagious are all
bood disorders
poison remains These impurities poisons find their
oo various ways Often sluggish inactive condition
system and torpid state OF the of bodily leaves
ana waste matters to sour and form and other acids which
by DIood distributed
contact with contagious diseases another poisoning
When tnese get into the blood in sufficient quantity becomes
olsease health
blood perhaps the
IS handed down to them and they constantly annoyed
blood is il
ansed and purified the body is suffer in way
troubles OF
goes down into the circulation and al
The Washington times., 1907-03-27

the healthful properties It needs, and
completely and permanently cures blood
diseases of every kind. The action of
S. S. S. is so thorough that hereditary
taints are removed and weak, diseased
blood made strong and healthy so that
disease cannot remain. It cures Rheu-
matism, Catarrh. Scrofula. Sores and
The Washington times., 1907-03-27

Ulcers Skin Diseases Contagious Poison
trouble
OF blood renewed is also
absolutely harmless of system.
drug stores Book blood any medical
" al WHO wis' THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. ATLANTA. Ga.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-16
For Rent.

Blacksmith and Wheel Wright Shop.
With Six Room Building. and garden
attached. Recently occupied by l.. W.
Turner, ut Morganza. St Mary's County,
Md. One Of the best locatians in the
CO.. for good Blacksmith and Wheel
Wright. Possession given mt once,
Apply to
+. D. MORGAN,
May l6-tf, Leonardtown, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-16

The Agricultural Department is
making an earnest and commenda-
BILE effort 70 induce our farmers TO
raise more hay and 70 that end is
sending representatives through
the county 70 give information as 10
the best combination Of grasses TO
be planted 10 this locality. Mr..
Nicholas Smitz. Of the Department,
was in Leonardtown last week and
gave an interesting and instructive
talk along this line. During the
Summer, Mr.. Smitz proposes TO de-
monstrate what can be done In hay
production here. Suppose our farm
ers as q body. had devoted
some Of their land and energies last
year to the production Of lay, how
many dollars would have remained
In the county that have been sent
out 70 purchase feed for stock? II
Is safe estimate that more money
has been speat this Spring 70 import
hay from Baltimore and Alexandra
than the whole 1906 tobacco crop o.
St. Mary's will bring. The man OF
men who will show US how TO pro
duce enough hay for our needs will
be benefact0rs indeed. OF course
last year was an exceptional one
but may not this year be one of thu
same kind? We have no Joseph 4
proDhesy for Us the coming OF the
seven years Of plenty and Of ths
seven years Of scarcity. so it is good
for US TO make hay while we may
and the sooner We get about it the
better. There is hardly q farm il
the county that has not on it land
that with proper care will produce
enough hay 70 keep well all the stock
the farm will hold. Find out the
combination Of seed best suited for
your land, lay of q small plat al
first, prepare IL well. seed IL and
take care Of Il and see IL you cannot
produce enough hay for your stock
and keep your money at home rather
than send IL 10 nearby cities for in.
ferior hay.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-16

Here is little chapter Of the
Chicago and Alton railroad deal that
has been one Of the leading sensa-
tons Of the country for some time
past, that never has appeared IN
print so that the people could digest
the truth. The administration Of
Theodore Roosevelt has proceeded
against Mr. E. H. Hartman on &C
count Of this Chicago and Alton
deal. Mr.. Roosevelt is posing 10
the attitude Of the peoples ayenger
and trying TO place Dir. Hartman
In the attitude Of the man who has
been iDjuring them.
Now. what are the facts anent
this so-calIed deal?
IL will be recalled that the Alton
readjustment took place during Mr..
Harriman's absence in Alaska. He
has nevertheless been held by pub-
lie opinion chiefly responsible for
it, and bis associates 10 the scheme,
Messrs. Gould. Stillman. and Schiff.
have IN a large measure escaped the
condemnation which has been his
portion. The idea has prevailed
that Mr.. Hartman planned the deal
before he left for Alaska. and that
what took place during his absence
was simply the carrying out of his
ideas.
Mr.. Hartman, TO his credit be il
said. has not sought to escape asy
blame which attaches to the trans.
action by ST lifting the burden upon
the shoulders OF his associates. His
friends say, however that upon his
return from Alaska, be was. in fact
displeased at what had been done
while he was away. feeling that q
mistake had been made.
| This, however. did not prevent
him from going ahead with his &C
custOmed energy to make success
OF the transaction. Complete sue
cess depended upon making a market
for the bonds which had been issued
TO the Hartman Gould Stillman
Schiff syndicate at 60.
1t is said Mr.. Hartman secured
the passage by the State Legislature
OF law extending the permissible
saving bank investment TO these
Alton bonds.
A fact Of extraordinary interest
in view Of recent developments is
that this law was signed by Gov
Theodore Roosevelt Thus the sig
nature OF Roosevelt completed the
Alton deal by giving the Alton bonds
the prestige which attaches to q
savings bank investment. Yet al
this very time the essential facts oil
the Alton readjustment-st
stock Watering, and all-had been
made public.
Seven years later, as President oil
the United States. Mr.. Roosevelt
believes it to be his duty to proceed
against Mr.. Hartman and condemn
this very deal which he himself, as
governor Of New York, bad helped
to consummate.
CHAs. A. EDWARDS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-16
SEVENTH DISTRICT.

Dallas knowlton- Lot No 7, on Blak istons's
Island square. Liber j. IF. r., No IL, folio "a
Taxes, Interest and costs, o. g.
- Joseph Martin. House and lot. No deed
Taxes, interest and costs, o s.
Richard Thomas part Oakiana um and
FOX Hill. 10 acres and improvements NJ
deed. Taxes, interest and costs, si2 20.
Robert Woodland. House and lot Ilhar
costs, - 50. anu
Cornelius Young. Part of a. win,frsd. "a
acres and improvements. Liber !, p p Nc
IL, folio Jos. Taxes, interest and costs "a 20
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-16
A Special Notice TO Ali.


have just completed my stock Of sen-
eraI merchandise and truthfuIIy a-s1re
you that ! am in q better position 70
offer you the sery best values at cheaper
prices than my OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nav
expenses are kss- personally guaran-
tee every article Read my prices and
come 20 see for yourself an eoIors.
qualities and prices
A good wooden suit o. 90 value = 37R
A good WOODEN suit O. 80 value a 30
A good WOODEN suit SO. 90 value Is Is
Black, single and double breasted
-. 90 value IS %.
All colors. $500 value sl0.5O.
The best on earth. sIs 90 value sI2. 50
Mems working pants 40 to a 90.
Youths suits. sizes Is to 10. 81 IS to
20 1920.
When you see my line Of shoes you viii
be sorry il you have bought from the
other man. Look at my prices:
Ladies dress shoess1. % to 400.
ladies dress shoes, good values. at
$1~75 TO les.
Ladies Oxfords. the latest styles
l. % to 30.
A full line of Misses and childrens
shoes at the right prices | have a
full line of shirts that will make you
happy. All sizes.
Working and dress shirts 81 to 81.
Big line of dry goods; Linens,
Ginghams. Percales. Calicoes. EN-
broideries and so forth at the lowest
prices.
Ladies vests 6 for %.
Hosiery for men and women 6 for "a
and up.
l.. GendGsO2a G Co.
LEONARDTOwN. MD.
May Lett.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-16
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Rrom Our Regular Correspondent


Washington d. c., May IL. 1907.
Commissioner OF Patents Allen
has resigned, and when he leaves
the Patent Office. il will be like the
case Of the famous western orator
who did not leave wet eye nor a
dry throat In bis audience. The
Patent Office service under his ad-
ministration has been lamentably
lax and inefficient. There were at
one time nearly 10000 cases piled
up in the Office awaiting action while
the Commissioner took his custom
airy three months vacation. The
work OF the Office has fallen so far
behind that it has been necessary
70 add an hours work a day to the
time OF all the. clerks, and even at
that rate IL will be long before the
Office catches up. But worst of all
has been the way in which the Com
missioner has allowed an influx OF
oil sorts OF questionable attorneys
and questionable methods In the
business before the Office. The
Patent Office has control over the
methods Of the attorneys who prac-
tice before it. even as 10 their ad-
vertising. and it has become the
regular thing for attorneys to make
oil sorts Of impossible claims as to
guaranteeing" patents. making ap-
plications and doing all sorts OF serv-
ing without pay and selling patents
without regard to merit. This has
brought an influx of inventors with
all sorts Of inventions that patents
could not be allowed on and which
would be valueless II they were al
lowed. The result has been to
swamp the Office with Improbable
work TO the benefit OF o horde of un-
scrupulous attorneys, and the Com
missioner has done nothing to check
the evil. 1t is TO be sincerely hoped
that the next commissioners will in
stitute as through q house cleaning
rs Is now going on in the Land Office.
IL Is seldom that there has been
such a week Of gaiety in Washing.
ton as that just passed. The town
has been fun OF the officers from the
visiting foreign warships at James
town. the Duke de Arbruzzi has
been the centre Of o dozen fashion
able entertainments, and now there
has been added 10 the round of fes-
tivities all sorts OF functions for the
benefit of Gen. Kuroki. the comman-
der OF the Japanese Army in Man
churia and the chief strategist and
Foremost tactician of the Japanese
military service. There was a bril-
liant reception TO the Duke de Ar.
bruzzi at the Italian Embassy IN
Thursday evening, a luncheon IN
Gen. Kuroki at the White House on
Friday and on Saturday evening an
even more brilliant reception and
dinner 70 Gen. Kuroki at the jana
nese Embassy. One of the figures
In most OF the social fanctions of the
week has been the Countess Grew.
wife Of Earl Grey. Governor Gener.
al OF Canada. She has been the
guest OF the British Ambassador
during the week and will accompany
she British party TO jamestown and
TO Richmond where there is to be a
brilliant reception by Gov. Swan
son.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-16
SECOND DISTRICT.

Susan Cook, House and lot, Liber j. F,
No. II, Folio 274, Taxes, int, and
costs, 1925.
c. E. Hurlbert, Haydens Right and
Guyther's Range, GO acres; improve.
ments; Lynch's Purchase, 100 acres,
Liber Z. b. A. No. 3. Folio 40, Taxes,
int, and costs, $3.50.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-16
FOURTH DISTRICT.

Mary c Barnes, Part Benjamins ana
TennisOn's Lot, rs acres and improve
ments, Liber z ID A, No, 3, Folio 1876
Taxes. int, and costs, So Il.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-16
ST. MARYs COUNTY REAL Es.
TATE FOR SALE.

=, NO. 1. Yarn, beautifully sltuateA nm IN.
sr,otoinsn River between bFitt0n's lBay and
Iihc1 Point. 80 acres-1D acres aFable land
sls,s,i INTO I nelds of ~ acres each. Land
FERTILE. Dwelling, barns, tenant houss,s and
out. 1pildlhss ~ good repair. ZINE tlm der. .
nalumblc private oyster oFeekA Vine fiahinv
nne sbOck farm. u miles 10 steam f,0af whasf
LON Ff'S"'
A,so Isrin ~ First kloction District. known
- -uutg HHl." coBtAinlntnF iss aeFes Isarss
osellht, Oafns. et1. la good repair
also farm on Hrittoua iIay. NEAR At,ailsa
Ehari Ia the TbiFd Election UlstFigl. a1alaia
lns ~ aofes, Improves by dwelling. haSns
etc va good repair. kxcalIent nshli,s And
oysssTinE tsei tiles. 0Ood oyster gso,,nds
can be taken uadsf tbs Hannah Oyster law"
.d sarm on y, Jerons's Creek. eontAlalas %
ncf.s, ogsiFabla tgf home and tts Valuabio
Oyster GfQunds. known a. ssIulssyss Point.
snd r.eently occupied ~ Jerry u. Wrighison,
Also tAFm on F9toEE 40 hlvor. 10 ard KeGfl0n
.e1s sl0'i s - ss nasys Ccae,y :eatsniaK o.
FISHING ana OxsteFlnE facilities, Apply 10
WA. hkVkkkLL LON nm. Aftg,.
Oct, Q. V4s-tf.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-16
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Harry f. Mann, Mortgage,

James A. Porter and Grace r. Porter.
his WIFE,
In the Circuit Court for st. Mary's County.
In Equity, No. i072, y. e
ordered, this Ind day OF April 1907. that the
sale made and reported by Harry T. Mann.
Mortgages In the above entitled case be p fifi.
ed and confirmed, unless cause 10 the cor
uary De shown ON or before the 3rd Monday
OF May Lgs, provided copy OF this order be
inserted in the -. Maryfs BEACON once a
week Tor three successive week prior 20 the
said 3rd Monday Of May
ENOCH Il. ABELL., Clerk
True copy-Tesf:
Apru &-Sw
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-16
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
l will sell the following property.
i Latest Improved ID NJ. Osborne
Binder only used 2 days, perfect work
ing order. cheap for cash, or on time with
good security.
2 seat Surrey in fine order,
l Iron age Sulkey,
| Cultivator,
10 Young ewes,
good young mich cows.
Apply to
WM. L. DENT,
Hermanville, Md.
May 16-1m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-16
SIXTH DISTRICT.

George Gray, House and lot, Liber f
b A, No, Folio 125, Taxes, int, and
costs IS %.
Henry Paynes' Part st. John 35 acres,
Liber Il b, No. 3, Folio SIS, Taxes,
int, and costs, 96 rs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-16
TAX SALE
Property In 81. Hary's County.

BIZ VIRTUE Of auth0rity vested In me
a. late County Treas, for Sc. Mary's
county by an Act CO the General Assem-
bly, OF Maryland, / will offer at public
sale. before the door ri the Court HOUSE
an Leonardtown, on
TUESDAY. June 4. 1907.
between Il O'Clock. -, and 8 O'Clock
p NJ on that day and between the same
hours on each sueceeding day until ali
said property il disposed OF and In the
order named In the list below. the sew
eral tracts Of Land or parcels Of propertv
hereinafter named 20 the highest bidder
TO CASH to satisfy the taxes. interest
and cost, now ACQUIRED or hereafter 10
aecure, due on said property in the State
Of Maryland and in S.. Mary's county
Tor the years 1904, 1905, which said tax
e. are now in default
The references made to "Liberr and
Folio" are to the Land Records Of 81.
Mary's county, Maryland.
FIRST DISTRICT.
Isaac Armsworthy. House and lot.
Liber j. j. G., No, 3, Folio 265. Taxes.
interest and costs, 1891.
Edwin Barnes House and lot. No
deed. Taxes interest and costs, $6.44.
henry Biscoe. House and lot. Liber
j. j. g., No Folio 252. Taxes interest
and costs, $6.25.
Henry Brown, ST. House and lot.
No deed. See j. F. F., No. ID, Folio
2l9. Taxes interest and costs, 1926.
Walter Bennett, Part Cross Manor,
acres and Improvements. Liber j. j.
g., No. Folio 327. Taxes, interest
and costs, $685..
| Thomas Green. House and lot. No
deed Taxes. int. and costs, 81 90.
BENJAMIN Handy. House and lot.
Part Beckwith's Lodge, 7 acres. Liber
T.. b. A., No 2, Folio 800. Taxes, int,
and costs, 1910.
Samuel Jones. House and lot. No
deed. Taxes int and costs, 90 80.
John Lee, House and lot, Liber ] +
+, No IL. Folio 203, Taxes, int, and
costs, q %.
John I. Milburn, Part Blue Gull, 2
acres and improvements, Liber r F,
No Folio 172. Taxes, int, and costs,
50 81.
George l.. Shorter, House and lot.
No deed, Taxes, int, and costs, IS 81.
Charles b. Tippett. Lot, 2 acres, No
deed, Taxes, int. and costs, s. 40.
William T. West, Part Courtney
Oversight, acres, improvements House
and lot, No deed, Taxes, int, and costs
- 20.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-16
FIFTH DISTRICT.

John Barnes, Land from Claggett 100
acres and improvements, No deed. Taxes.
int, and costs, $40 A.
Dorcilla Copsey, Part Long Looked
For Come at Last, 95 acres, No deed
Taxes, int, and costs, 81 IS.
William ii Cagett, House and lot, No
deed, Taxes, int. and costs, 80 3S.
J NJ McEldery Land, acres, Liber ],
} g. No. 3 Folio Ala, Taxes, int, and
costs, 50 TO.
Permelia Curtis, House and lot. No
deed, Taxes, Int. and costs, t5 Is.
Sally jackson, House and lot. Liber ]
J g, No, 3 Folio 203; Liber j j G, No. 5
Folio 2S5; Liber L A, No, 3, Folio is,
Taxes, int, and costs, "a 80. =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-16

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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-16
EIGHTH DISTRICT.

Jennie Bradley. Part Hooper Chance. n
acres ~ NO deed. Taxes. interest and costs.
J. W. Crutcher. Breinheo Purchase. la
acres ana improvements Libar e ~, A. No
" TOTO 10 Taxes. interest and costs, sI2 70.
A: X. Curtls Heirs. House and lot. Ilber !
=. r. NO 10, foiioae6. Taxes, interest and costs
John NJ. Curtis House and lot. acrea. L.
and costs, - 30.
Elizabeth Dyson Part HopeweiIs. Baeae-
1ofS ETC. acres, improvements Lsber T. r.
r, NO Y, folio SO. Taxes interest and costa.
Charles J. Gordon and ]. Column bus Dorsey.
nouse and lot Llber y. b. a, No = folio I0s.
IaAess interest and costa, s. No.
Joseph Jordan's heira Part Truth and
iI9sr iOo acres. No deed. Taxes, interest
Cornelius Robinson. Part DENLY ga acres
ana Improvements. Liber ]. J. O., No. l. To-
no %. Taxes interest ana costa, 81 s6.
Mary Smith. Land from Joseph Smith. 4
ncte@ ana improvements. No deed. Taxes.
interest and costa. q g.
DomInick Tawney's heirs. Land from
Duke, ~ acres. Nodded. Taxes, interest and
Joseph Warrenton- Hniy Islene, &C. rs
.cres ana improvements. No deed. Taxes
Interest and cosfs, 80 8
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1907-05-16
THIRD DISTRICT.

Georgeanna Barnes, Part Logan.
Plains, 20 acres, and improvements, Nc
deed, Taxes, int, and costs. $5.17.
Lewis Bean, Part vanHsffies, IL
acres, Liber j. +. r. No. 2, Folio 495
Taxes, interest and costs, $3.50.
Clara Chase, House and lot, Liber ]
+. +. No. 8, Folio 401. Taxes, int, and
costs, $12.SO.
Abraham Mason, Land from f.. C.
Wathen, ID acres, Liber E. B.A. No. 9
Folio $50, Taxes, int, and costs. $4.35
William l.. Price, Land from A. II
Johnson, ~ acres; land from George
Wathen, * acres; land from Sebastian
Thompson, * acres and improvements
Liber L. Ii. A, No. L, Folio BAL, Taxes,
int, and costs, 1920.
Henry Thompson Hrs. Part America
Felix Secundus, Z OF an acre, Liber j +
+, No, q. Folio 47S, Taxes, int, and costs,
80 30.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-15
-tnve~rAsN PWseNee.

At the cozy and snug cottage Of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. S. Muse last Wednes.
day night happened one Of the dainti.
est evening parties yet experienced
in that section by our society folk. 1t
was an entertainment given by Miss
Thirklas to her friends who, as they
reluctantly left, were very generous
in paying her compliments for the
social function. Everything harmon.
the profuse decorations, the refresh
ments and commodious quarters even
spoke in blending symphonies Prom
inent among the guests were Misses
Eva Carter, Elizabeth Brown, Annie
Baptist, Maria Jeter Margaretta
Willis and Mesdames Lille Moore. A.
A. Waller. T. E. McClain and E. l..
Faulkner. also Messrs. Brown. Gas
kins, Waller and Drs. W. A Jones. T.
E. McClain and Faulkner. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Muse assisted in showing
the hospitality Of the evening.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-15
PINK TEA.

Mrs. Busby's pink tea at Scott NJ
E. church, in which SO many Of Its
members starred, was decided sue
cess. The play was quite laughable
while the prefaced program was in
tellectually enjoyed. The attendance
was unusually large and happy time
was had by all. The social had the
support Of nearly every church In the
community
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-15

cal talent to the city in order that our
young. whose inclinations may be
such, shall get higher inspiration
and deeper resolution to attain mas
tership. 1t is worthy purpose that
is what they think. What do you
think?
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-11-15
CONFERENCE OF
RACE LEADERS

The management OF the Negro De.
partment OF the jamestown Exposition
is planning TO close the races mag
nihcent display in a veriuible blaze
OF glory" The program for The occa.
sion will take the form OF Race
Conference" In which many of the
most distinguished colored men and
women OF the cUunry NM psrttci.
pate. The main feature. aside from
appropriate music and group discus
tions. will be symposium on The
Future OF the Negro. covering the
progress OF the race from the land
ing Of the African bondman on this
very spot 800 years ago, and tracing.
through statistics and personal exper.
fence. the remarkable record this peo.
pie has made In the arts and sciences,
In education. religion. business and in
the industrial pursuits. up to the pres
ent day. The history OF the Negro's
past will be made to serve as basis
from which to evolve some tangible
suggestions looking to a brighter fu.
ture and the garnering up, in con.
structive fashion. OF the ins spiration
and lessons derived from this epoch
making exhibit.
Among the eminent speakers who
have been invited TO take part in the
proposed Race Conference" are DR..
Booker T. Washington. principal OF
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial In.
stitute: DR.. William Tecumseh Yer
non, register Of the United States
treasury; Hon. Ralph w. Tyler, audi
tor for the Navy Department; Hon,
John c. Dancy, recorder OF deeds for
the District Of Columbia: Justice Rob
ert II. Terrell OF the Municipal cou.t
OF Washington; Bishop Abraham
Grant, OF the A. NJ. f. church; Bish-
OBS Alexander Walters and G. W.