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on Tuesday last Though the hcspi-
fality Of Mrs NJ. A. w. Taylor. the
members aud friends Of Good Hope
Baptist Sunday School enjoyed their
annual outing, on the lawn surround
ing her picturesque home The Cation
sir. A. B. Bateman who had general
management added much to make the
day one long to be remembered by
serving Wicomico Oysters "Lot from
the Shell.n About Is adults and chill
dren enjoyed the elegant reuast consist
ing of fried chicke, salad, ices, fruit
cake and watermelon.
Mrs. Taylor's victrola furnished de-
IightfuI music. Mr.. J. E. Simpson,
So perinteudeut Of sunday School, in
troduoed Hon. Rudolph Burroughs who
in his fluent language made delight
full address of appreciation and thanks
to the kind hostess AID those who 50
ably assisted her. Mr.. burroughs then
introduced Dr Edwin G. Dutton, Of
Washington, prominent member of
the District Bar, and a son Of Mr.. John
T. Dutton, Of this county, who in a
pleasing and eloquent address dwelt
toucbingIy on the occasion that bad
brought so many together. and voiced
the sentiments of those who had come
n distance exnressive of the pleasure of
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-08-23

The orphans Court met on Tuesday
with full bench present. The follow
ing business was II ansacted:
Fist add final account OF W. NJ.
Digges and Ceceh4 Chase, administra-
tors Of Alexander Chase, deceased, i'll
ed. approved and ordered recorded. -
Bond of Mary L Brown, administra-
tor OF John L. Thomas, deceased, filed,
approved and ordered recorded. Let
tiers issued. Notice to creditors sent to
Md. Independent.
Bond Of Barbara Ann Swami guardian
to Agnes E. Swami, infant Of Marcena
Swami, dece ased, age years, filed, APP
proved and ordered recorded. Letters
issued.
Second and final administration ac-
count Of John W. Young, administra-
tor of John A. Young, deceased, filed,
approved and ordered recorded.
Court adjourned to meet in regular
session Sept. 3, 1912.
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-08-23

Mr.. G. P. Morse was the victim Of an
accident on Sunday which proved ex-
ceedinglv painful though not serious.
Mr. Morse started out on bicycle
which was towed by a motorcycle rid
den BY his son, Earl, for trip up the
Safe Road.
In crossing bridge near Mattawo-
man, the bicycle got away from Mr..
Morse, throwing him heavily into the
fence surrounding the bridge. His
face was badly cut up and he
suffered other injnries. He is getting
along at this writing as well as could
be expected under the care Of his ply
stefan, Dr.. 7. S. owen.
We extend him our best wishes for
speedy.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-08-23

Dr.. NJ. Bates Stephens, state superin-
tendent of instruction, has announced
the program for the annual joint in
stitute of the public school teachers Of
Montgomery, Prince Georges, ST..
Mary's, and Charles counties. The in
stitute will be held in the Business
High School Building, in Washington,
September 2, 3, 4, and 6, with morn
ing and afternoon sessions each day. 1t
will be in charge Of DR.. Stephens, b.
X. Purdum, assistant state superinten-
dent; Prof Earle B. Wood, superinten-
deut for Montgomery county; Frederick
S sscer, superintendent for Prince
Georges coui u; George W Joy. super
int ndent Tor S Mary's county and
r. NJ. Carpenter. superintendent for
Charles county.
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Tournament at Marshall fall.


Toe annual gcand tournament at
Marshall Hall took place at that place
on Wednesday in the presence of a
large gathering Of people from the
lower counties of Maryland and vir-
ginia bordering on the Potomac and
the District OF Columbia.
The fitting began at two thirty
o'clock when about thirty knights led
by their Chief Marshall Mr.. H Hol-
land Hawkins assisted by Mr.. Vim. Il.
Clark as aid, marched up to the Judges
stand where an able and eloquent
charge was delivered BY Gen. l..
Allison Wilmer. The riding as usual
upon these occasions was spirited and
interesting from beginning to end
The contest resulted in Mr.. A. De-
Sales Langley, knight Df ''Anheuser
Busch winning the first honor, that
Of browning the Queen Of Love and
Beauty. SIR. Fill Love came second,
Mr., W. L. Barron, third and Mr.. Geo.
T. Head fourth.
The coronation took place at 80
O'Clock The coronation address was
made by Mr.. f. Stone Posey. Mr..
Langley transferred the Queens crown
to Mr.. G. B. Blandford who crowned
Miss Lena T. Callahan. Mr.. Love
transferred his crown TO hr. J S.
Blandford who crowned Miss Catherine
Chrisman first maid. Mr.. Harron
crowned Miss Rita Thomas, second
maid. BIZ. Head transferred his crown
to Mr.. H. Hungertord who crowned
Miss Eloise Berry third maid.
The day was delightful and the large
concourse Of people who attended the
tournament had day Of real enjoy
ment in and around the greens Of old
Marshall Halt.
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Hrs. Elizabeth Farnaudis Mitchell
Is Dead.


Mrs. Elizabeth Farnandls Mitchell
one Of the most widely knoxn Of the
older generation Of baltimore society
women, died before noon yesterday at
1918 Cathedral street
Although almost so years Old. Mrs
Mitchell had been in comparatively
good health until about six weeks ago
when she began to have severe heart
attacks.
Mrs. Mitchell was born in Hart I'd
county. her parents baiag Walter Far.
nandis and Mary Dorsey Farnauds, the
latter daughter Of Col Edward Dor
sew. one Of the prominent owners Of
large estates az thas time.
Homestead, in Hartford county, near
Balair, was the old Farnandis country
place, and there as well as in the cltF.
Mrs. Mitchell was belle 10 ante-bel-
lum days.
when Mrs. Mitchell married the
late Richard Mitchell, Of St. Mary's
county, in 1857, she moved into the
G, thedrs street home 10 which she
di d. The house was the scene Of many
cial gatherings Sun.
The Sun is in error ia stating that
Mr. Richard Mitchell was from st.
Mary's county. He was native Of this
county and lived here until his mar
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-08-23

An old colored woman in the neigh
borhood, has under her control to raise
a little colored girl. A few days ago in
speaking to white lady, bemoaning
her fate in being unable to teach the
child, as the latter seemed dumb. stated
as an evidence of the fact she asked the
child, "where was Cod and the kid
promptly answered, "Down at La
Plata No fool, smart child she.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1912-08-23

~ am travelling salesman" writes
E.E. Youugs, E. Berkshire, VI. land
was often troubled with constipation
Indigestion till / began to use DR..
Kings New Life Pills, which have
found an excellent remedy For all
stomach, liver and kidney troubles there
is nothing better. Only % cents at all
DruVpjsts.
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ORDER NIsI.


nRDERED by the Circuit Court
~ for CHARLES county this 18th day
Of Aug, in the year 1912, that the sale
Of the real estate made and reported in
the above entitled cause by Il. Stone
Posey, Trustee, be inally ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the con
trary thereof be shown on or before
the 9th day Of Sept, next; Provided
a copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed and publish
ed in said Charles county once a week
Tor three successive weeks prior to the
said 9th day Of September next.
The report states the amount of sale
to be 100000.
HARRY C. CHAPPELEAR,
Clerk OF the ct. ct. for Chas. Co. Md.
True copy, Test
II. G. CHAPPELEAR. CLERK.
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ORDER Nlsl.
ORDER NlSI.
In the Circuit Court for Charles Coun-
ty, Maryland, No. 1856 Equity.
Adrian Posey, Plaintiff.
VS..
=. Ann 2. Hindle ct. all, Defendants.

Ann L. Hlndle 81. al, Defendants.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court
~ for charles County, Maryland,
this 18th day Of August, in the year
1912, that the Auditors Report made
and Ill d in the above entitled case
be finally ratified and confirmed un-
less cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 9th day Of
September, next; provided a copy of
this order be inserted in some news
paper printed and published in said
Charles county, once a week for three
successive weeks prior to the said 9th
day Of September, next.
HARRY q. CIIAPPELEAR,
CLERK of the CT. ct. for Chas, Co.
True copy test:
H. c. CHAPPELEAk, CLERK.
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Senator W i. Frere was a visitor to
this CITY on tuesday.
Ma u..a, U.t, - p..
wishing Miss Wiufred auteblns
Mr. eeo G Carmen sn,saraa .na...,
las la. waak - Az milch a..
Miss Katbe,ins cooka 81 Rs,t,,nore
is visiting the Misses wis Rel Alton
MARYLAND Ipdepen,lent once
80 : 's1'Se''s ~ - ".'a =,
mate uis..M..aara, nan'a,,
@' o's's' any ''e'
Virginia.
Work II il said will commaoea sho,t
" IN the road from Roc, point 10
TompkinsvilIe.
Mr. ! IA. smith has returned home
from ! nleasapt automob;le tr;n Il
Freder;ck with a nartv ~ tr;ands
Dr. q n posev and fa,oilv have 70
t,,yned from wael,s So a. co,on;ai
Reach
.s~... ~.
'-'NsS - 'S'o' " si'e S''' ="
'e'u's 'as'
quite number Of people from tins
nesdav
No. w,,, ~
u,., = ..,...,..a ~ - A,-. rs -, " Ypr,ns
- Z - ''s' ''is' = -
FOR sAIE-uos. ali t;nds ~ o..,,s
ar raa.ooabla nrioas coa,,a o..
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Don't miss II u you wait to have a
royal TIME. MISS what me grand
tournament 1nat VIII De heid at lnhlan
HEAD on August 18TH
Miss Leila Mattingiy has returned
10 her home in Leonardtown after a
pleasant visit to Mrs. J. @. Mott. this
town.
Captain Frere In a letter to the In
dependent IN another column sets
forth the status Of the road WORK IN
the county
DIR. A. A. Posey ACCOMPANIED by Mrs.
Posey and his little daughter, Katherine
enjoyed an outing for sever days at
Colonial Beach, va
August 18th. Don't FORGET the date
There will be an old fashioned tourna-
ment At HuehesviyIe. See ad in an.
other column.
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FRIDAY, August 70 - 1912
' nCAi AND F,eRSONAL


Va ~ ~ ~
SUNDAY, August %, 1912.
The Annual Convention of the harlas
County Sunday School Association will
be held at La Plata. Sessions at 1890
A. NJ, 80 r. NJ, and 500 p. NJ Ad-
dresses will be made by Rev. B. w.
Kindley, Secretary Of the Maryland As
ISOLATION, aud others Everyone is ex-
pected to bring basket lunch.
Regular service at Shiloh by the
pastor $50 p. M.
c. NJ. SARvER, p. G.
Port Tobacco Parish 18th Sunday
after Trinity
$. Paul Chapel, 400 r. m.
crfist church, ! so s. nj. II a. IN.
S. Barr abas' Mission, Waldorf,
Thursday night at : % a. IN.
Rrv. HoR>sE w. SrowELL Rector
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GRAND
Tournament up Ball
FOR THE BFNEFTT OF
Saint Mary's Catholic Church,
Bryantown.
AT
HughesvilIe, Maryland,
-ON-
Wednesday. Aug. 18th,
1912.


Chief Mar hal GENERAL J.. AZ
LlSON WlbMrR.
Herald HORACE II. ROWLING.
Aids-FHANrIS z. HAMILTON 4
GEORGE R. COUGH.
INDIGESTION Th0m5s Parfan. uoi.
Frank O. Smith and Thomas p.
Turner, Esq, of Calvert county:
Major Geo. N Thomas and Roland
Duke, Esq, Of Saint Maryis county;
DIR. K S. Hill, \. Albert Turner.
Esq. and Robert r.. Baden, Esq OF
Prince Georges COUNTY; and Hon.
W. J Mitchell, Hon S s. Lancas-
ter, Hon. r. @. Copksey, Dr. G., o.
O. Monroe, Dr. Gataldus IL. posey
and Conrad Posey, Esq, nfCharles
county.
Orator Of the D.y-HoN. q. HARRIS
CAVALIER
Orator Of the Evening - HON.
ROBERT GRAIN.
l; is the desire OF the management t.
make this a typical Southern Maryland
Tournament; therefore, titing Will b.
sstricted t. single men, ana an
koighis Will be required to ride ia full,
costume. No professionals will be al
lowed 70 compete, aud the only prizes
will br the privilege Of GROWING a
Queen and Three Maids u Honor.
fitting viii b. gin At l O'Clock Il. VI.
Knights entrance fe- 50 90
A FULL BRASS BAND VILE BE
IN AT ENHANCE DAY AND NIGHT.
Dance in Town Hal at night.
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Aug. Is. La Plata at MechaniesyilIe
"a. lIughesyille at lndian Had.
Is. La Plata VS.. Leonardtown
at Hugh svilie.
30. MechanicsvilIe at Hughes
Vile.
81. Mechanicsville VS. Indian
Head at La Plata.
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PAYERS desiring to take
ut Of the 81 and 81 dis.
|lIowed on the State and
5. respectively, must settle
or before the first day OF
s0l2. after which date in
rate Of 81 per annum will
| BROOKE MATTHEW'S,
isurer OF Charles County.
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NOTICE.

The Board OF Commissioners OF
Charles County will meet in its Office
in the Court House on
TUESDAY, August 9th,
for the transaction OF general business.
BY order OF the Board,
J. ID. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
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FOR SALE.

THREE THOROUGHBRED SOUTH
DOWN BUCK LAMBS for sale.
A POSEY.
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Base on balls, oil Hamilton 4, of
Mudd ?, of Bryant /. off Wilfoy 8, off
symonoskey 0. Umpires jenkins and
Hagan.
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thorough English looking aration Tor College,
Commercial Course that teaches shorhnd e~rng and okktp
gaudF fits Business Life.
Training for the spec Precipitation those VIII
Profession Teaching better preparing them
Exl mai Teachers Certificates
refer of
work These
OF the school
girls
Primary school,
equipped boarding children
fey pupils
taion
Fo\
Moi ourq e made
circular additional information, address
H.. LEE REICH, Principal La Md.
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Base Iial Schedule For Ensuing
Week.
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Rock Hill College.
ELLICoTT CITY, HOWARD
COUNTY, MD.

A select boarding school for Young
Men and Boys conducted by the Broth
ers Of the Christian Schools.
COURSES: Literary, Scientific
and Commercial.
Special Attention given to Modern
Languages, Science aud Commerce.
A thorough preparatory course for
boys from the age Of ten years and up
wards.
BRO. MAURICE, President.
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day puptiN
Cost inA
ment, Sl56i
vided into
S-2-n.
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ONE CASE OUT OF MANY
TO PROVE OUR CLAIMS.

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times my feet and limbs were
swollen. / was irregular and had
so much backache and headache,
was nervous, irritable and was
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only a short distance.
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COMPLIMENTS GOV. BREWER

The Mobile Register. one Of the
really big papers Of the South, and
which manfess keen interest in
Mississippi, keeping track Of Missis-
sippi events closely and maintaining
bureau in jackson in the issue of yes
terday has the following editorial in
regard to our governor, which is
printed under the caption Of Cover
nor Brewer Making Good"
"Mississippians have good reason
to congratulate themselves upon the
excellent gentleman they have selected
as their governor. His course up to
the present time has been admirable.
He has advocated only those things
tending to bring peace again to the
dissenting factions Of his party upon
state politics and policies. He has
views and recommendations. Nor
has he hesitated to use the power Of
his Office in vetoing measures he be-
Heved unsound. not stopping TO consid.
er whether friend or foe would be
affected. No man has ear more thar
any other man-and he is a gooc
hstner, yet when it comes to action ht
calls his own brain and heart into
play,
In the matter Of the prevailin
danger OF Mississippi from the over
, flowing river ct that name, Governc
Brewer has greatly endeared himse
to his constituency He did NJ
attempt to stay in his office and hand
. the situation at long range. lnstes
! he got right in the thick Of things
, the danger point--so much so that
was capsized into the food wat
- from a boat and in peril Of his ii
"A AT the crucial points he hurried t
- convicts. He summoned his be
-, generals and managers Of men, a
l. threw all the resources Of the sta
.;n into the fight at MiIIer's Point,
=. Beullah, at Christmas Crossing.
an overflow is prevented, and
levees made to hold out the devast
,sa ing waters, Mississippians
have to thank their governor Tor
~ very great service he performed
II helping to achieve that result.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-04-25

The value Of a Varnish Stain de-
peads very largely upon the grade of
Varnish used in making it. Camp
bells Varnish Stain is made from the
toughest gum floor Varnish You can
finish your floor with this Stain and
pound it with a hammer without caus-
ing the finish TO chip or scratch,
Walter Smith sells it.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1912-04-25
Eliin a Ren1io
niscent Mood
Talks of His Barefoot Days
on the Farm

Mr.. Editor Was YOU ever tow.
headed, lreckled-faced, pigson-toed
boy on farm?
If not, you will never know what
unalIoyed bliss means. was raised
on a farm in Middle Tennessee where
there is more boss talk to the square
foot than any other place this side
the judgement day. Horses are made
10 order in that country, and it you
cant talk boss your name is Dennis
and you're not in it at all.
My father had horses, mules, cattle,
hogs and niggers, for it was in the
ante.beIIum time, and every body seem
ed to be happy and prosperous, I'LL
the tocsin Ct war was sounded through
the hills and valleys of that goodIy
land, and the tramp Of the invader
North Of Mason and Dixons line gave
notice that the next gale that swep
from the North would bring to GU
ears the clash Of r@eecg2diag arr,s
they said our chains had already bcei
forged and their cIankios might b
heard on the plains Of Boston
This broke into the happest dreat
Of my life, for | felt that heaven itse
could offer nothing better than tn
conutry blessed with everything tn
heart could wish for or desire.
But hold on; my mind flew off at
tangent and | got away from II
track.
wanted to relate little circur
stance to show, no matter how We
we we're fixed in this life we alwa
wanted something we didn't have, al
we utterly fail to enjoy the go
things we have and don't realize th'
true value till some kind Of trout
comes. We live altogether by &C
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trast, and this is why trouble some.
times is a blessing. don't see how
we could get along without trouble,
though | waut mine in broken doses
and long ways apart, Just think
how uninterestna the world would be
with everything running on smoothly
all the time A little trouble now
and then is not reIished by most OF
men, but it is the stuff out OF which
great characters are made, Show me
the man or woman that have no OBJ
stacles to overcome in lighting lies
battles. und I'll show you one that
has never developed the best that
was in him.
When StonewaII jackson made his
memorable campaign in the Valley Of
Virginia and cleaned up three dilIer-
ent armies Of Yankees and got back
to the battle OF the Wilderness Just
in time to turn the tide Of victory in
our favor, it stamped him as the
greatest military genius Of the age
and foreign countries now study al
the details Of that campaign, made
worldwide famous because OF The OBJ
stacles overcome. Don't forget tha
, when you have trouble it's part OF til,
warp and filling being woven int
your character to make you strong
Nov, having SAID 50 much in prais
Of trouble, and giving it send o
that will help it along in The worI
for Iong time, let US come dow
r. from the discussion Of the great priI
cipIes that have made men in all age
great, to the relation Of homeIy il
cident that made an impression on Il
mind that time in its ccaseIess fig
. has failed to obIilerate. Let's 6
K back to the thread Of our discourse.
! was talking about horses, mulf
IL II etc, and being the toe-head
-, -. freckled-faced, pigeon-toed boy
ferred to above. could do all the r
od % ing and driving | wanted to, but
cir didn't have any oxen, and Of coul
,le that was the very thing | wanted.
IN. had seen old Uncle Adam on the
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ges, hoarseness or quinsy, its the best
known remedy. Price Soc and Sl00
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by R,
H, Lyon.