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Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-08
Chief Green the Best.

Chief Green the Best.
Every place Chief Green has been he has
shown his superior ability as an enter
tainer and It is not too much to state that
he has few equals in the country. He has
trained the men under him in the same
tactics, and that makes the Midland Chem
ical company one OF the greatest entertain
ing forces in the world
For Omaha people there is a special In
terest attaching to the visit OF the Midland
Chemical company TO this city. l. o. Hill
yard, president and general manager OF the
firm, is an old Omaha boy. who thirty
years ago ran about the streets Of this
city selling The Bee. And history has it
that he sold more Bees than any of his
competitors and made so much money that
he had TO leave the newspaper field and
seek room for his wonderful energy to ex-
pand. Today he stands among the greatest
hustlers in the business world. The suo-
cess OF the famous Midland Chemical COM
pany tells what he has done, He has es-
tabnshed on a very firm foundation one
OF the greatest chemical companies OF the
world. His early training in Omaha, he
declares, did a great deal toward helping
him to become a very successful man of
the commercial world.
sales More Than Doubled.
Through the sales of its Anti-Ciermine and
other preparations the Midland Chemical
company has become known all over the
world, and today It is sending its products
20 every corner OF the civilized globe.
During the last year it's sales in the United
States and Canada have more than doubled
The goods are the best OF their kind, a
everyone who has used them attests,
The Midland Chemical company has beer
able to promote its sales into this rapid
growth through the effective use OF the
advertising mediums. Let II be known
right here that this company is the heav'
lest advertiser Of any firm in its line In
the world Il uses newspaper space and
other mediums OF publicity without the
least restraint.
Anti-Germine, which is an insecticide
germicide and disinfectant is now being
used 10 the exclusion OF all others by thu
United States War department. Antl-Ger
mine Is used as a disinfectant in nearly
every county jail in the United States, n
addition to thousands OF hospitals, polio,
stations, poor houses asylums, schools AM
hotels throughout this country and Canada
IL Ia such an effective disinfectant that 1
is always highly recommended by thos
who have tried IT, It keeps places cleal
ana removes disease germs in a most won
derful manner.
In the Philippines the United States gov
eminent has made very extensive use o
this disinfectant and has found II to b
uneoualled by any other. Several OF tn,
old houses in Manila we're cleaned on
through the use OF Anti-G ermine. At Pan
ANA the remedy was applied in certain
places for the purpose Of killing mosQuitoe
and Il served its purpose very effectively.
ships Use Anti-Germine.
The steamship trust Is 3 large buyer Q
Anti-Germine. Every ship sailing from tn
Pacific ports OF this country use Ant
Gernine. On the great lakes fully half G
the ships use this remedy.
though Anti Germine Is the best know
product OF the Midland Medical compan,
II n not the only one PIT cut by this tiru
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-08
CAPITAL ENTERTAINERS HERE
Genial R. @. Green and His Band Hold
Forth at Paxton Hotel
REPRESENT BIG CHEMICAL FIRM
Music By Quartet and Orchestra at All
Hours of Day and Glad Hand Ex-
tended to All ut the sher-
IFS Convention

Down at the Paxton hotel there is a con-
tingent Of hustling men from the city of
Dubuque. Ia, who are opening the eyes
Of Omaha people-opening the eyes Of the
delegates gathered IN the city for the an
nual convention OF the shertffs OF the
United States. They are the greatest en-
tertalners that Omaha has ever seen, and
let It be known that Omaha has seen
some mighty clever and capable enter
tainers, for IL has held within its borders
some Of the best conventions ever brought
west of the Mississippi river. But none can
touch the group OF men who come from
Iowa and who are stationed at the big
hotel, where the Hobbies and rotunda are
crowded day and night with the rangy
guardians Of the law from all parts OF the
United States and Canada.
These entertainers comprise the travelling
Medical Chemical Forces.
and managerial forces OF the famous Md
land Chemical company Of Dubuque, Ia,
the largest and greatest concern OF its kind
in the world. At their head-4n charge Of
the convention-is the genial r. G. Green,
who meets and greets you with a smile
that IL genuine and who extends his hand
with a quick thrust and grasp that makes
you feel in an instant that he IL sincere
few minutes you realize that he is In
earnest-that he means all he says There
is none Of the "jolly" in him. He does not
need to jolly, for he Is of the type of men
that anyone is pleased TO meet. He stands
six feet high, with smooth face, heavy head
Of hair that is tinted with gray; pretty
teeth and a pleasant smile. You imme-
diately 90 out to him and say, There
really IL a nice chap. He has more in him
than business. He is a gentleman" ....
You are right. r. G. Green is a jolly,
good fellow. He is always the same. Meet
him at / o'clock in the morning. just when
some of the delegates are crawling toward
their bed chambers, and he bursts forth
with a hearty. salutation so familiar TO all
who know him. Meet him at o'clock in
the morning (for he is one Of the early
risers about the big convention hoteD and
he greets you with a cheerful remark and
bids you follow him to a place where there
is moro than good cheer And you follow
him, too, for that smile-that sincere ef-
fulgence of the deep, true heart OF his-is
the magnetic force which compels your at
tenton-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-08
Extra Special, $500 Values, $1.00
100 pairs Misses and Children's
Patent Colt Turn Sole Oxfords
$500 value ......". $1.OO
Young Women's Russian Calf and

Young Women's Russian Calf and
Patent Colt Oxfords, values
$3.50, sale price. .S2,73
Young Women's Russian Calf and
Patent Colt Oxfords, $500 val
ueSI al SS.AO
Young Women's Russian Calf
Ankle Strap Pumps, $3.50 val
ues, ct ....,....,.. 81 SO
Misses Russia Calf and Patent
Colt, $500 value, at. So. %
Misses Russia Calf and Patent
Colt, $3.50 value, at. 81 80
Misses Russia Calf and Patent
Colt, $500 value, at. 81 80
Misses and Children's Russia Calf
Ankle Strap Pumps, 5000 value,
at ......,.... 81. 80
Children's Oxfords, $500 xaiue,
at ........ 81 40
Children's Oxfords, $1.75 value,
at .HE
Children's Oxfords, $3.50 value,
at - ............... 81. 23
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-08
Stop
WakefieId's
Blackberry BAlsam

Quickly stops Diarrhoea. Dysentery.
Cholera Infantum and all bowel trou-
bles without constipation. No opium
nor other habit forming drugs. Accept
only wakefield's. 1t cures after other
remedies fan. S6o or bottles for
$500. Everywhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-08
A bloody Affair

is lung hemorrhage. Stop It and cure weak
lungs, coughs and colds with DR.. Kings
New Discovery, SOC and hoo For sale BY
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-08
Am GOOD Entertainern.

But, then, all the many men Of the Mid
land Chemical company who are gathered
in Omaha for this big convention are good
entertainers. They all take special care
to see that every one who comes to the
hotel is treated in the most cordial manner.
The minute you land on the second floor
of the hotel, where the company occupies
all the space-yes. the Midland company
headquarters are on the entire second floor
of the big hotel-you feel the atmosphere
of hospitality. Some one OF the group
rushes out to you and takes your hand.
Then you are led to the buffet It's a
cool, refreshing place. and you want to re-
main there all day. The best part Of 1t is,
you can remain there all day II you WISH
Chief Green is willing that you should
stay all day and night That just shows
how good a fellow he is. But you get this
from the first; his hospitality is not a
veneer: It is the genuine mahogany, with
the best polish. and it will wear for years
and years.
The Midland fellows are busy every hour
of the day. They have been on hand since
Saturday night. and they will remain until
the close of the national convention Of the
sheriffs, which time will be up Wednesday
night. They are taking care of everybody
that shows up at the hotel. So, you Omaha
people, show up at the Paxton hotel within
these next few days II you want to see
how the greatest entertainers in the world
taxa care of peopie
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-08

Tuesday and Wednesday
Will Be Misses and Boys Days
at DrexelS

Tuesday and Wednesday We Will Give
25@o Off on All Misses, Chill
dren's and Boys Shoes.
1t is now the boys and girls
turn at Drexels Big Midsummer
Clearance Sale. And such values
at such prices never were offered
before. All our high grade Misses,
Children's, Boys and Youths Ok
fords at 25 per cent off-an OPP
portunity you can't miss.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-04-28

Having decided to have an exhibit Of
the goods ia our line on TUESDAY, May
2nd, we have concluded to make the
day as attractive and interesting as
possible to all who may attend, and
therefore we will offer Tree, three prizes,
namely; One Two-IIorse Cultivator,
one Fifty Tooth Peg tiarraw, and one
Single Harness, all valuable and service
able articles upon the following con-
ditions: all parties must secure tickets
by application to us, either in person or
by mail, and return them to us properly
filled out, anytime before the Exhibit
Day, and these tick cts will entitle each
person participating to a free chance in
the above named articles.
Special pains will be taken to make
this one of the biggest displays in this
line every shown in Southern Maryland,
and we are especially anxious that the
public generally may attend.
Tickets will only be issued to buyers
aud users of goods in our line.
Respectfully,
Matthews-Howard Implement 60.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-04-28

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Iatarrh being
constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby
destroying the founda ion of the
disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work
The proprietors have so much faith ir
its curative powers that they Offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case that
it fails to cure. Send for list O.
Testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & co,
Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, T5c'
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-04-28

Died at his residence near Pisgah,
on Wednesday last, suddenly OF APP
olexy, Alexander naislip, Sheriff OF
this County, in the 6sth year Of his
age. Mr.. Haislip was apparently in
good health up to the moment OF his
death. He was here in this Town on
Tuesday, attending to his business
and seemed 10 be perfectly well and
hardy. On Wednesday morning he
arose as usual and after breakfast
prepared to execute some papers per-
tanning to his office. A short whilebe-
fore leaving, he returned to his bed
room and few II inutes after one oil
his daughters found him lying across
his bed dead. He left three sons. one
MIR. Z. A. Haislip, Deputy sheriff. and
three daughters. His funeral will take
place tc-aay and his remains will bt
Inferred at Durham Cemetery at IL
O'Clock.
MIR. Haislip was one of the best
known men OF the County; OF jovia
disposition and be-liked BIS everybody
He was at one time Tobacco Inspector
from this County few years ago HI
was County Commissioner, resigniof
the same in 1893 to take the office o
Sheriff.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-04-28
New Advertisements.

upu... S. a.. liza .h,.
$500, - -,
~, .' - S''~1
-" 's W.
20 70 q, ~ so~'s ,o, : -. S.or, ~
1850 "" A"u' ~ 80 "a 80
$3.50 y '""e 'Vu'
: y '"s '7''~
mon, comn.ny ~. nr,ces on GALVANIZED
Roof,,o H., cao M, von n, thegrour A
floor
1T. With. -
- tY,- 80 - :, ~
- - P'e.Ae-'s - .sr.-
Don't fail to look them over.
The Nat,hews-TIowarI implement
Companv have determined 10 make a
priee Of a. cen,s ner mound on the best
grade Of standard Irvine for the coming
season. delivered from either the La
Plata mr. tlughasv;,le House.
-, go go -. 49,.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-04-28

Some gentlemen Of Indian Head are
interesting themselves in securing for
that place the erection Of q Town Hall.
An option has been obtained from Mr,
F. L Mattingly on a desirable site
located on the pub ic road near the line
of the L. S. Government property.
Mr.. Mattingly has repeatedly refusec to
sell any Of the plot Of ground Of which
the proposed Hall site is part, even
when approached with tempting money
considerations. However. realizing the
merit attaching to the Ha' proposition
and the boost that such an enterprise
would give to the development Of the
p ace. he has agreed to sell, and make
the price much below what it would be
under other circumstances. Plans for
the building are about completed, and
it is expected that the ground will be
broken for the same within 80 days
Father Ham in his announcements al
church here on two recent occasions
referred particularly to the apparen
need Of such hall in the place, aud
expressed himself as heartily indorsine
the undertaking which he had been
informed was being worked out.
Indian Head Branch No. 10, OF the
National League Of Government EN-
pleyeess a labor organization com.
posed Of the men employed at this
Naval station, gave an entertainment
Ia the Masonic gall at this place on
Thursday evening Of last week. The
entertainment committee provided a
splendid program which was well rem.
dered, those taking part accreditine
themselves with considerable skill
Prof John Pistoria's orchestra from
Washington was in attendance and
ably assisted in carrying out the pro.
gram.
At about 10 ?. NJ. refreshments. were
5 rived after which dancing was lnd0lg d
in until late hour. A large crowt
was present and expressed great
pleasure in having attended this affair
aud ventuted to hope that it might b.
repeated again in the near future. am
it is more than likely that such may be
the case.
This organization which meets twice
h month has been in existence at this
place but short time yet it is 10 a
most prosperous condition, nearly al
Of tie employees here being numbered
among its members. This Branch is
connected with the National Body
whose headquarters are at Washing.
ton where it convenes semi-annually
and thsre are subordinate Leages in
al the Naval and Military Yards and
Oepots in the United States Its
officers at present are viz;
b. W. Davis. Pres., William Fox, S.
Vice Pres, R. J. Carpenter, Rec. Sec,
S. B. Aitcheson. Fin. Secty., J. G.
Ileise, Trees, Joseph Dugan, Sentinel,
NJ. J. Deery, Mem. Exec. Com. Natl.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-04-28
Communication.

EpIToR MD. INDEPENDENT
The Baltimore Sun Of the 18th inst.
published the Town Treasurer's report
Of the finances of Hyattsville, which
shows the town to be $500 better Oft
than at this time last year. Why Is it
that our Town Treasurer does not
nublish statement? And why is there
not a law to compel the treasurer to
issue statement annually or often?
This is something which should be
looked after when the next Legislature
convenes.
The pt.seut boaid of Commissioners
has failed to measure Up and has
certainly not shown up, consequently
IL is IN 10 the voter to elect board
that will display more interest in tn.
welfare OF the town. The holding OF
meetings regularly. at stated times
admitting the citizens to these meetings.
would undoubtedly bring about spirit
of confidence, good feeling and cooper
alton.
II we want progressive town, we
must elect progressive men to office
men who will take lively interest Il
improving the town.
BY re-electing the present board ".
should simply advertise to the world
that La Plata is dead town and its
people are willing TO have it remain so
CITIZEN.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-04-28
Jurors for May Term of Court.

Judge Bealle, on Monday drew the
Jury for the May term of Court.
The following persons compose the
iurv: John W. Carpenter, Joseph l.
Alvey, William C. Hardy, James B.
Murphy, Napoleon Jameson. james 7.
Turner, Reginald Farrall, George t.
HIggs, John L. Richards, Thomas Nor
man, William A Acton, John Matthews
S. +. Downs, william Coulby. John E.
Sweeney, 7. H. Medley, James R. Fai.
rail-, Jonn W. Jenkins, J. P. Marshall
Perry Renoe. William Ferguson, J. b
Warder. Edward E. Burcb, Gerard W
Hungerford, James B. wheatly. c. B
Garner W. C. C. Grinder. J. E. Thomas
(Colored), George ". Cross, George R.
Cough, J. Neale Hamilton, w. W
Milstead, George a. Wade, F. P. Somer
vile, Hanson Barnes, John P. Hamil
ton, Albert B. Posey, c. II. Stonestreet
W. Laird Blunt, J. w. Golden, R. l.
Clements, ". S. Yates, W. 7. Drlnkard
T. c. Chappelear, Johr E. Mudd ant
GEORGE B. Delozier.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-04-28
Man killed.

James Buckley Of Trenton, New
Jersey, who had been engaged neal
White Plains in cutting pulp wood
was accidently killed near that town
on Monday last. Tie deceased had
been to Waldorf and was returning to
his home near White Plains, walking
on the track, wnen he was struck and
cut to pieces by the freight train Tha
engineer of the train saw an object on
the track but did not realize it was 8
man until too close to avoid the acct.
dent. tits supposed the deceased had
either stumbled and was rendered
unconscious from the fall or had fallen
asleep on the track. An inquest was
held over the body and the Railroad
Company exonerated- His remaini
we're sent to Trenton, New Jersey, ths
home of his people.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-04-28
a Letter.
Harrisburg, Pa, April IL 1911.
MatthewS-Ho toward Implement Co,
La Plata, Md


La Plata, Md
Gentlemen:-
Replying 10 Mr.. Matthews favor Of
the 18th inst In which he refers to a
representative of the international
Harvester Company, who has been
circulating In your territory that i've
have discharged Mr.. B. A. Howard on
account OF his work being unsatisiac-
tory to us and that the Osborne Tine
OF binders are not be ny sold any more
in the north, all of those allegations
are absolutely groundless.
Mr.. b, A Howard has been with us a
number of years and his work has
always been very satisfactory to us; in
fact, we regard him above the average
salesman in honesty and integrity
and his promotion was granted ss ON
appreciation of his efficient work.
We positively have not discontinued
the sale Of the Osborne Binder in ouI
northern territory, neither has the
international Harvr ster Company
discontinued the sale of Osborne Binder
anywhere 10 America, and we assure
you that the Osborne Binder will be
manufactured and sold as long AS the
Deering or Mccormick or any other
binder now manufactured by the Inter
national Harvester Company, ana arr
made of the same material as the
Mccormick or Deering and second tC
none, so let the representative pursue
the even tenor of his way" and watcf
your business grow, Tor he 'canno
fool all OF the time.n
Yours very truly,
Osborne Division,
Per ii A Neizger, Asst Gen. Agt.
The above is letter which We hasl
received bearing on some mislead n;
statements circulated by agents o
other companies.
Matthews Howard Implement Co.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-04-28

petteeostal Church of the NazArene
Camp Ground La Plata Sunday April
goth Preaching at 1880 u. NJ. at Du
Bols $50 p. m.
REV. d. w. SWEENEY, Pastor.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-04-28
Washington Star.

The magazine section of the Wash
ington Sunday Star is by itself well
worth the five cents that COW rs the cost
of the entire paper, especially since the
beginning of the prize story contest.
Among the competitors are many OF the
leading fiction writer's OF the day, and,
whether by known or unknown authors,
the stories so far are all near-winners.
Ask Mr.. B. r. Padgett to save you one
each week.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-04-28
HAY For SALE.
HORSE FOX SALE.

Good worker or driver years old,
weighs 1000 lbs. very gentle and
thoroughly broken. Can be seen at
the New Wills Hotel Stable, La Plata.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-04-28

The Court, Judge Bealle, on Monday
decided the mandamus case Of F. f.
Mattinely VS. County Commissioners.
The petition was dismissed because of
suficient cause, in the judgement OF
of the court, the Judge distinctly an
nouneing that he would not pass on Il e
question as to vi ether the road was
public highway, or he question OF
the right OF the U. S. GOV. to place a
gate thereon.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-04-28

Hotel La Plata is the travelling mans
home.
Read the new al If z. NJ. Fowler q
Co, appearing in another column.
A smile is 10 be had at Hotel Wills
frCr the bar room.
Miss Olivia Burch, the attractive
little bell of Bel Alton, visit.d our
town during the week.
Reverend W. B. Stoddard. of Wash
ingion City, was a visitor to the Co unity
during the week.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-04-28
FRIDAY. April, %. 1911
LOCAL AND personal
Religious Notices.

There will be preaching at the fol ow-
ing places on Sunday April 5oth
La Plata Ii A. NJ.
shiloh p. NJ.
Sunday School at La Plata 10 A. d.
CHARLES NJ. SARvER, p. G.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1911-04-28

Port tobacco Parish, Fad Sunday
after Easter, Christ Church, La Plata
Sunday School, 10 a. m. Litany and
Holy Communion IL a. N. st Paul's
Chapel piney, Evening Service 400.
REV. HORACE w. oTowELL Rector.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-25
A SUGGESTION.

To the Editor OF The Republican:
notwithstanding the advertis-
ing Phoenix and the Salt River val
ley may have had in the past. il is
possible To still make an improve
ment upon what has been done |
notice IAN inquiry from an Idaho man
demanding information concerning
Phoenix and surrounding locality. The
formal representations and dissemina-
ton of descriptive literature by the
board Of trade pertaining to the ad-
vantages Of this country have been
excellent. yet still more can be done
with good results.
There is nothing like a public lee
ture or a personal interview. wherein
its many advantages touching fertil-
ity of soil, climatic conditions. cereal
productions. citrus and vegetable
growth. can he shown in detail and
made obviously attractive in the way
of health and pecuniary success. by
personal interviews. crossroads and
school house lectures. YOU emphasize