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Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-06-01

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Thursday, the 18th OF June. 1911
will be another red letter day To- the
calendar of Charlotte Hall. For
the second time in the history y >of
this venerable institu tion. her
Alumni are called upon TO, revisit
their Alma Mater and renew the
happy associations, OF scbo6lboy
days. '.'D -D1
We have every reason 20 believe
there will be large attendance and
we are specially anxious TO have
the old boys Of Southern Maryland
turn out in the spirit OF "Auld Lang
Syne." What a pleasure il will be,
after years Of separation and strug-
gle, TO stand once more amid the
familiar scenes OF that bright per-
iod when happy boyhood knsw no
grief" With what JOY win We
clasp bands across the wide chasm
OF years and look into tue faces of
our long lost friends. -
The banquet will be held in the
gymnasium Immediately after the
Commencement Exsrcises aud the
music OF fine orchestra will aid in
the digestion of such delicacies as
Prof Coad's expert knowledge can
supply. The affair win be altogeth
er informal. The charge per plate
is 90. Remit TO the Treasurer, Mr..
B. Wood Burch. III Equitable
Building. Baltimore. Nd. g.
1t is a matter OF regret that com.
Portable lodgings cannot be secured
for all the Alumni. Our homes will
be open to our friends and s~ei-
come hand extended, but Charlotte
Hall is a small village and the &C.
comodations are necessarily limit
ed. This is generally understood,
however. and intending visit0rs
should provide in advance Tor fhe
needed Accommodations. as they have
done in the past. ..-.r. u. .,,,uy
The order of Exercises for. Com,
meucement Week are as follows. mI
Sunday. June 1lth. g n n. Sermon
10 the Graduating Glass Rev. I.
HubertJones, Charles county; Nd.
Monday. June l2th. sp NJ. Fare.
well meeting Of the Y. n. c. A.
Address by Mr. r. 8. Morrison,
Washington. D. c., Inter StatstSe-
cretary Of Y. NJ. G. A.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-06-01
COMMUNICATED.

Mr.. E1itor-I see in your paper
a communication from Mr. W. P
Powell inquiring what | have been
doing since my poiaiment. Now.
this is perfectly legitiuaate quess
tion for Mr.. Powell or any othes
person living in our county. l an
q public ser want and spehtlin D. the
peoples monty and they havea right
to know how.
| have been trying out some ma
chimes which | have bad sent on
trial; have been in every district
except the First. aud directed the
supervisors what to do 4 wAsSig
ste First. but The super visor wAs
then in Baltimore. Have since
seen him. however, and given him
some general directions, andas soon
rs possible will go over bis 'roads
with him and would be glad to have
Mr.. Powell go With. us.oc n r.
! hope no one iwilE hesitAte 70
give me their. ideas. as one truth is
Of more good TO me than a hundred
theories. ~ IF
| must take issue with Mr.. Poweif
on one point. He seems to think
that the supervisors ars the sols
cause OF bad roads. We win sup
pose that Mr. Powell found him
self the supervisor OF the First Dis
trict with the poor tssms and the
kind of tools that have been furnish
ed and with the big sum Of % TO the
mile and as he says 100 miles OF the
worst roads on earth. What would
he dO2 doubt very much II he
would do as we'll as Mr.. Bean has
done.
Now. Mr.. Powell, you ARA Bdo
broad man to waste time finding
fault, SO help me out on the follow
ing problem:
We have $4,000 and over 900 niles
of neglected roads With poor impls-
ments and the wrong kinds OF teams.
If you can help me out with this,
will thank God and you too.
LEO M. WATHEN.) )n6
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-06-01

A nice time for those who will
visit ST.. Johns Hall On Friday
evening. Straw berries, Ice Cream,
Sand witches. Dancing. &C.
This entertainment is to help the
good Sisters 70 build . much needed
hall az the Academy. Admission
for adults, % cents. Children, 10
cents. COMMITTEE.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-06-01
Notice to Creditors.

Orphans Court ef 81 Mary's County, Set:
~. May 9, 1917
ORDERED By YHE COURT, That Clara
- Carter Hyatt Rxecufxix Of AIpheus
Hyatt, late OF 80. Mary's county, Nd.
deceased, give the noticerequired b. law 20
the dece&eAeH Crsdftorf to isxhibit their
claims, and that the same be publlahed once
z q week for slx successive weeks IN the 81
BENZ. COMBs,
NJ tlE.. It kegigter of villa,
True copy. Test: BENJ. CoMBs,
Register of wills for 81 Marv's County.
In pursuance OF the above order, I hereby
give notice that have obtained from the or
phansi Court OF s. Mary's county, Nd, let
ters Of testimentAry On the personal estate
ALPHEUs HYATT,
late OF eaid county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the aaid deceased are
hereby notified 10 ex hibit the same with the
proper vouehers attached thereto. 90 the sub
scriber on or before the nth day of Novem ber
1871, they VIII otherwise BY law be excluded
from the bEnefi ts OF the sAid estate. All per-
sons lndebted TO the deceased are required 20
make tnmediase payment % the subscriber.
CLARA CARTER HYATT,
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-06-01
4ss.sls, he is& 3 -, pri,.

O0ntest IN EI0cutlOn.
Wednesday. June 14sh, 4PM,
iPrizaf Cepssss rim Goupsuy Drill
Pm, Farewell meeting of the ".
& S. sociesy--Te ddsess BY Ne Jno.
III Briscne. St. Mary's county. Md.
.Tm rsasS1iynsU 18th. IL An.
Commencement Exercisas-Address
by James w. Thomas. Esq., Cum
berland. Md. 2 r., ~, Alumni Ban
quet. SP. N, Students Ball. 1rul'
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-06-01
Notice.

The undersigned. having bought
out the lighting rod business OF the
CARROLL COUNTY ROD 90. for
Southern Maryland, are prepared 70
10 the psople Of 50. Msry's
and adjoining Hconntiss, mp -to-date
LIGHTNING RODS % the lowest
possibseapricesn Work guaranteed.
Ia iIuo7qWM.1M. LYON, Lt -ssh-,
THGMAS A. REEDER
MAY 25-2m.- ~ F7'IH d1aF7a
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-06-01

Or. George p. Miller. our local
Druggist has installed q new Soda
Water Fountain and IS furnishing
all the popular aavors OF soda water
and Ice-cream Soda. ,a, .5.-.
The Doctor also carries q full line
OF fresh drugs. Prescriptions care
fully compounded.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-06-01

Morsanza Mehtion.
!fIRsported for the Bcacon.)
Mf.s Nens Thonpsob, Of Morsan.a
has bsen visiting relatives near Bush
wood 80 ---
Parry Lee Drury has secured a posi-
ton In Baltimore.
MoHt ofQnr hoeseA have become ae-
custohsed 10 An tomobiles.
Rain is very much needed and crops
ara burning MP.
Hugh Miller, Of Columbus. Ohio, is
busy at work putting in the memorial
windows at Sc. Joseph's. When finish
ed they .~ill add much to the attractive
ness Of the church.
Clinton Graves, Of Laurel Grove, is
doing An artistic Iobof painting on DIR.
] Johnson's handsome new residence.
Miss Marie Drury has opened confec-
tionery nj MorgsnEa. kllwish her much
sritcsss. IS NSNSJ WA .''..
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-06-01

For sale, at Stones Wharf, Fine
Ksnnebec Ice, In large or small
quantities =. z. HESRY.
May lS--lm. s---rr.- .r ..-."
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-06-01
N. R. BAILEY.
.IIE> Boz
Agent for the MIANUs MAMNE MOTER,
RItse3spsEnss. Md
References in St. Mary's.-3O satisfied
users.
Call or write for particulars and prices.
April 2S-u ,Eyrf- $751;.
> t"SAMY."

7BenItihh ABTo mn Thoroughbred GER
MAN COACH STALLION years old.
Imp ted in Decenber Registered In the
German. HanoveTiaS. and OIIenburg
Coach Horse Association pi America.
No, I5bOh ( Vol. IIla IttLA
SIRE, Semr6k. 40. lf05, @
by CocS. Ro.aa1274s ..a A
By Emo. No. 1875. BY Eggi, No. 1910,
Dam, Pietra. No. 22Ss. by Martin. No.
Sl5. by bernhard. No. SOB, by Marbel,
No. 43S. &k q .TstLnlr~0 q
Will be at the following places,
ST JeFemeis- Marrh ~. April 3, II.
May /. Is, 80. June IL.
kidEe~4March n, ~. April 4, }, ~,
10. May 2, 3, Is, II. 30, 81 June l3,
st fnfgo's-siArch %, q, %. April
9. 7, =. 20. II, %. May 4, 8. 0, II, 10,
20. June 2. B, ID, 10, II,
PARK fTalf-March 27, %. April 10,
= H. - q: :sSYIllhN n hNyS@2s' %. June g.
Great Nills-March 20. 30. April IL.
l3. 20, 27: May 10, IL, "a, 25. June
H'vsasffiaAar.hr al , Amil !, u,
l5t 5lsss = ofsy ~ 10, ID, az June
Fee. sl5, ,Syi the season with the pri-
vliege OF returning mare anytime within
tnat year. EU.EGAzxr r-g.7
GEgAiAE COACH, HORSE COMPANY.
March 9-3m St Inigo'a. -
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-06-01

Don't forget the Ice Cream and
Straw berry Supper and Festival at
Cbaptico IA ON Tuesday. June 6.
1esE pshcing. Admission 25
cents.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-06-01
Baseball at Leonard Hall.

Z On Nmday last ia a very loosely
played game the Charlotte Hall team
defeated the leonard Hall nine by
a score of Is to 6 The game was
without a feature and dragged from
stars 10 finish. Both teams, which
have played some very creditable
ball, seemed to have bad an of day
and The Hall boys were further
from form than their opponents.
Camalier and Withgott who did
the pitching, for their respective
teams pitched good ball. with the
exception OF the 7th inning for Cana
lier when the visitors faund him
for 5 punched hits and the 9Th for
Withgott when the locals landed
him oHtfor three.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-06-01
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pr gos'ds, 10 come and get your
n hairs s3.6U. Nice Rocking
i 81 $50. Took stoves for sale
4 the luckS Customer.
.8ttt
i ROCERl ES.
lb., SSc. Early Rose Potatoes,
bars, Ia. Yeast i'eWders,
Oc. Best Green lea, I2s. Su-
K BARGAINS.
|LeonardtOwn, Md.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1911-06-01

ssessments will be made
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-17
N. 0. LIVE STOCK.

The splendid results achieved in
grain growing in North Dakota have
led the farmers to neglect one Of the
major industries Although some prog
Fess has been made in stock raising
the statement by leading Fargo
meatmarket man that beef is becom-
ing more scarce every day-brings
home the fact that there is need of inn
provement.
Many farmers have been SO success
full in amassing wealth by means OF
their grain fields that they have not
even taken the pains to investigate
the opportunities for profits in the
production of beef.
The principle of conservation de-
mands that more attention be given to
stock raising. Although North Da-
kota is so fertile certain soil elements
will ultimately become exhausted. The
farmers can be fortified against such a
condition only by the building up of a
comprehensive stock raising industry
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-17

fuzzy by shampo0ing occasionally with
canthr0x. Get an original package Of
canthrox from your druggist and dissolve s
teaspoOnful In cup hot water. Massagf
the scalp briskly as you pour on 4 little
att a time creates q rich, cleansing IatheF
and when the scalp and hair are F4ased sou
will find both Immediately clean With a
canthrox shampoo the hair dries quickly
without streakIng. and hair that IS dull,
brittle or unmHnageable Will became bright.
soft and easy to arrange
Alma Your skin will lose that shiny.
unnatural look and take on a velvety
smoothness and pink and white tint III you
discard powder and rouge and use the fol
lowing lotion: Dissolve four ounces spur
max IN one half pint hot water and when
cool add two teaapoonfuls glyceTtne. APP
ply this TO the skin, rubbing gently until
dry. This is superior to powder because II
Is invisible when on, does not rub or blow
OF, and aside from identifying the skin
and removing tan and freckles, gives q rich
ness to the complexion not possible with
powder. It Is especially nice to use In hot
1T.
Mildred Impure blood causes salIow:
lifeless condition Of the skin, rons you o.
health. Before 1t Is too late, get an ounce
of kardene at the drug store and dissolve ~
a half-pint alcohol. To this add one-half
cupful sugar and hot water to make
quart, then take one tablespoonful before
meals. This tonic soon ribs the blood OF
impurities, then health and strength quickly
return. Nothing equals kardene tonic as
an energixer and system builder.
Miss M: 1T lis not necessary to visit a
sanitarium In order to reduce your weight;
Dissolve four ounces parnotis I'm a pint and
a half hot water Strain when cold and
take Tablespoonful before meals. This is
quite harmless; and while 1t dissoives fatty
tissues, does not leave the skin wrinkled
or fabby. nor does 1t call for dieting
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-17
Health and Beauty Advice
By Mrs. MAE MARTIN.

Gertrude 10 beautify the complexion
and preserve les youthfnlness, try an almo-
zoin cream-telly. This is splendid for the
removal OF blackheadE and pore impurities.
as well as clearing the skin Of tan, freckles,
blotehes and fine lines. To prepare get an
ounce OF almozoin from the druggist and
stir II into half-pint cold water, then add
two teaspoonfuls glycerine Let stand sew
eral hours. Using this cream-jelly quickly
clears the skin and gives to 1t veIvety
smoothness and charming tint without the
least possible danger ot growing hair.
fiji. o.: An unhealthy scalp causes pro-
fuse dandruff and dull, stringy, straggiy
hair ! would advise a quinxoin tonic,
which ts inexpensive and easy to prepare.
Get an ounce OF quinzoin from your drug
gtst and dissolve In half-pint alcohol then
add half-pint water Massaging the scalp
frequently with this stops itchiness. re-
scalp IN healthy condition. It's continued
use makes the hair soft and glossy, restores
the original color, and promotes ane
growth.
Mrs. A.. don't think the condition Of
your eyes calls for glasses. The ache and
smart of which you speak can be quickly
stopped If you use an eye-tonic, made by
water and putting two or three drops In
each eye daily. This tonic Is very heneh.
cfal, as IL soothes inflammation. Using 1t
makes weak eyes strong and gives to them
an unusual brillancy and pleasing expires
sion.
A. D.: Do not employ the electric needle
for the removal of those stray hairs, as 1t
Is a painfel and costly operation. Get an
ounce of delatone from the druggist and
with water mix little into paste, Spread
on hairy surface and after two or three
minutes rub OF, wash the skin and you
will find the hairs are gone. Delatone costs
dollar an ounce and is worth IL, too.
Nj. IT,: Your hair can be kept glossy and
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-17

demonstration farms there should be
from three to half a dozen in each
county. well distributed. The sur
rounding farmers would then have
greater opportunities to see the results.
II would mean an entire change in
the farming system Of the state-in-
creased Fertility better sanitary con-
dition Of the soil-larger yields--and
lands that would be doubled in value.
With sufficient funds at it's command
for the next five years the A. c. and
the institute workers could spread this
crop rotation gospel throughout the en-
tire length Of the state. 1t would be
the biggest development North Dakota
ever had.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-17
Teachers Good Jumpers.

Minot. N. d. Aug. 17.-Ward county
teachers can run the fastest and Jump
the highest of the teachers Of all coun-
ties in northwestern North Dakota, ae-
oording to the results just announced
OF the annual field meet at the north
western North Dakota summer school
at Velva, at which the teachers Of
Ward. Bottineau, Renville, Burke. Di-
vide, McIIenry Pierce and Mountrall
counties participated. Ward county
won first place III this contest and Bot
tineau county third place. The Ward
county teachers we're given q beautt-
full pennant, with the initials. IN. w.
q. So meaning northwestern summer
school. This pennant viii be held by
Ward county until the teachers OF some
other county win first place In the an
nual meet
The contest consisted OF foot races,
relay races legged races. sack
races, running broad jumps, standing
high jumps and nal Striving.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-17
North Dakota Kernels

Don't forget to seed winter wheat.
Tramps don't invade dead districts
N@@
ley.
Boy scouts may be organized at New
England.
90
Penbina county wants a good roads
association.
900
Some local toughs were rounded up
at Marmarth.
Minot drew large crowd for the
reservation drawing.
The historical old JAIN at Devils Lake
has been abandoned.
900
The adless newspaper isn't a very
good booster for the town.
jamestown is waging a weed cutting
campaign that is getting results.
go
A badger licked some dogs at White
Earth and went on it's way rejoicing.
900
Many farmers complain the canvass
coverings for their binders were stolen.
900
Some hired men in the state refuse
to work for farmers who do not own
autos.
There complaints In many sections
Of the state over children carrying fire
arms.
A transient, named Patrick Sullivan,
lost a leg in a railway accident at
Marmarth.
Some Morton county wheat will go
only three bushels per acre-and some
will 80 twenty
w. E. Peck. formerly clerk of court
at Cando, is now in the music bust
ness at Bismarck.
The society Of equity speakers are
doing active work in North Dakota
and getting results.
Crop rotation is just now one of the
most important features in North
Dakota's development.
The binder attachments OF MANY
harvesting machines are being oper-
ated by small gasoline engines.
&@&
The Towner News and Stockman
saws many violations Of the game laws
are reported in McHenry county.
600
Editor Drake of The westhope
Standard impresses the fact on delin-
quents that he can really use subscrip-
tion money
Send your address to the agricultural
college and get on the mailing list for
all its bulletins. There may be some>
thing that will interest you.
900
There Is a beaver colony in the
reservoir at MarmArth. They have be-
come so tame they work merrily along
while people watch their stunts.
900
Nearly every paper tells Of new pur-
chases of autos---and still there are a
few benighted people who imagine the
times in North Dakota are fiinty.
90
The New York company spent $500
alone In snoos ads in Bottineau county.
At that rate there was quite an ex-
penditure over the state. The West
hope Standard thinks if it pays firm
away down in New York to advertise
in North Dakota papers-the fact
should be a good lesson for local
advertisers,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-17

Spring chickens should roost high.
900
There are fine crops around Neche
Larimore is enjoying a shady sen.
sation.
The chicken hunters are countins
the days.
There is room for hundreds OF -four
mills In North Dakota.
The farmers realize the all wheat
farming isn't profitable.
600
Wrestler McGurren, the crary drug,
gist, was granted a permit.
900
The new naturalization laws are
being more rigidly enforced.
900
There were some artistic drawings
in the abandoned jail at Devils Lake.
90
Cooperative concerns are BEING
overdone in some parts of the country
Pot hunters have been killing the
young prairie chickens around Willow
City.
90
The Pioneer tells how nature has
made Mott a beauty spot-and it is
even so.
900
The Antler American was compelled
to increase its space because OF a rush
of advertising.
900
The double header supply OF school
teachers at Turtle Lake continues TO
excite comment.
the Imperial Elevator Co. subscrib.
ed $500 to the Industrial show to be
held at Bismarck.
900
The Minot Commercial club takes In
travelling men at IS initiation fee and
81 per month dues.
900
There are to be about 5000 new
deputy game wardens to help protect
the feathered tribe. =
@94
Potato field, green corn patches and
chicken roosts have suffered as a re-
suit Of the hobo influx.
900
Landlord Patterson Of Bismarck had
his chauffeur arrested for taking the
machine out against orders.
coo
The number of new elevators being
organized indicates there must be
good crops in many localities.
600
The farmers of the Golden valley
around Beach expect to win prizes at
the industrial show in Bismarck.
600
There are a lot OF newspaper work.
ers who will greatly regret the retire.
ment of Geo. B. Winship of The Grand
Forks Herald.
The improved condition of the crops
in the western part of the state Ia a.
gratifying development of the past two
or three weeks.
900
Editor Irysh Of The Mott Pioneer
had so many nice things to say in the
last issue that one page of the paper
he sent The Forum was printed over
twice.
Hunters Of big game in North Dako-
ia must not forget they will have to
secure an extra license. 1t will not be
on sale till Nov. Z. 1t will cost 81
just like small game license.
Jacob Brooks of Rifle was melted
by the name of his location and
John Schmidt and wife
with gun. according to the story they
told the Hettinger county officials.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-17

kins nose to keep his specs from slip
pin off.
You can always tell when a Teller
hasn't got. never did have, and never
will have lot OF money, and that is
when you see him fiashin' roll in a
saloon.
There Is only one Teller in every
town who doesn't know how to run a
newspaper, and that is the editor of
1t.
Our village school board believes in
higher education, so they are building
the new school house on top of Look
out hill.
Old Pete Hinkle says he Is afraid ne
is going to die. Well, by hockey, he
probably will. Most everybody does.
IL every Teller had the shape Of a
nose he liked. life would be almost
worth living in this world,
! see by the papers that a Teller
down to New York has been shot In
the rotunda. If he had been a thin
Teller, this wouldn't have happened to
him.
Hod Peters stopped drinkin' about
two years ago and it has changed his
appearance constable. Where he used
to have bay window. he now has an
alcoye.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-17

Policemen all over the world use
TIz. Policemen stand on their feet
all day and know what sore. tender.
sweaty, swollen feet really mean They
use TIZ because TIz cures their feet
right up. 1t keeps feet In perfect con-
dition. Read what this policeman has
TO say: was surprised and delighted
with Tlx for tender feet ! hardly
know how to thank you enough for II.
It's superior to powders or plasters. 1
can keep my feet in perfect condition.
Believe In my earnest gratitude for
Tiz. mr a policeman and keep on
my feet alI day."--Emxy Harrsil, Aus
Elm, Texas.
You never tried anything like TIZ
before for your feet It IL different
from anything ever before sold.
TIz liz not powder. Powders and
other foCt remedies clog up the pores
TIz draws out ali poisonous exuda-
tons which bring on soreness Of the
feet, and Is the only remedy that does.
TIz cleans out every pore and glori-
fies the feet-your feet.
You'll never limp again or draw UP
your face III pain and you'll forget
about your corns, buniOns and cal
louses. You'll feet like new person.
i TIE Is FOR sale ut Gil druggists at a5c
per box, or A VIII be sent you direct
Ii you wish from Walter Luther Dodge
a ca. CHICAGO. III
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-17

A. j. W.-You ask If there is any
such thing as a real milk stew. oh
yes indeed. there is il you take tho
milk In the form of punch.
Anxious-Yes it is quite proper fol
you to wear a silk hat during business
hours, that is If YOU are in the bust
ness OF selling corn salve or encyclo-
pedias.
Worried-If your neighbor's phono-
graph annoys you day and night. have
one Of your young sons start to taking
lessons on the slide trombone.
Club Woman--The heaviest readinr
matter we know OF is Webster's dis
tionary. We saw one once that weigh
ed nineteen pounds.
Sylvia-Yes, Sylvia. dear. You GER
tainly can remove that spot from the
front Of your silk dress. Take pair
OF sharp shears and cut carefully
around the spot. and we can guarantee
you that it will never return.