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THE DAILY BANNER
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ooatoffioe at Cambridge. Maryland. i
Xn Daily Bajtnkk is published eve- j
tj afternoon, except Sunday, at 112 High 1
■met, Oambridde, Maryland, by
LINDSAY C. MARSHALL.
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One Tear 18.00
Six Month* 1100
Three Months . 10.60 {
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THURSDAY. MAY 21, 1908
THE FAITHFUL 006. ,
We recall that we once read a news
paper article which was concluded with i
the words: “ The more 1 see of men, the
more I think of the dog.” While the J
canine has many sins to answer for, rang
ing from muddy feet to hydrophobia, we ]
sometimes feel inclined to transpose the
phrase say that the more we see of
the dog, the leas we think of men —by
comparison.
Some of the newspapers the other day
published aa interesting story of a dog <
that palled a four-year-old child out of ■
the water and then rushed home, panting
with its exertions, to summon assistance.
Its well meant efforts were mistaken for ]
evidence of an attack of tabbies, and its I
owner promptly broke its head with an
axe. Despite its fearful wounds, the dog
to lead the way to where it had
laid its half diowned playmate and then ]
crawled off Into the weeds to die. Who
pm deny that the dog showed qualities of
courage, generosity, forgiveness and for* (
bearance far above those of the average
man or woman ?
Contemplating his extraordinay display
of faithfulness and affection we are forced I
to conclude that men, even if “pillars in
the church,” need not pride themselves on
possessing a monopoly of the Christian
graces. Very little of their performance i
would square with that of the dog. [
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SCHOOLS THAT HAVE CLOSED.
District No. 1, Fork—School No. 1, j
Davis', Ella May, teacher; school No. (
10, Wilson, Katie Woolen, teacher. (
District No. 2, East New Market — 1
School No. 8, Yates, Florence Web- J
ster, teacher.
District No. 3, Vienna—School No.
3, Steele's Neck, J. Peyton Adams, J
teacher; School No. 4, Big Mill, Katie ,
Oliphant, teacher; school No. 5, How
eth, Grace Thompson, teacher. i
District No. 4, Taylor's Island-
School No. 1, Taylor’s Island, Adele ,
K. Bosley, beacher; school No. 8,
James* Island, Nellie Vickers, teach
er; school No. 5, Forest, Lucy Ma
guire, teacher. 6
District No. 5, Lakes—School No. 1, i
Kirwan's Neck, Jessie LeCompte, ’
teacher; school No. 6, Wroten’s Is- j
land, Berdye Insley, teacher. i
District No. 6, Hooper’s Island— t
School No. 5, Barren Island, Edna *
Sbenton, teacher; school No. 6, Nar- ]
rows, Alonzo Travers, teacher; school ,
No. 8, Gadd’s Ferry, Lulu Stapleforte, i
teacher. j
District No. 7, Cambridge—School g
No. 8, LeCompte, Gertrude Wheat- 8
ley, teacher; school No. 5, Dailsville, -
Myrtle Brannock, teacher.
District N 0.9, Church Creek—School
No. 3, Blaekwater, Lillian G. Mere
dith, teacher.
District No. 11, Drawbridge—School
No. 2, Griffith Neck, Essie Dean, teach
er; school No. 4, Hurley, Bessie Haek
ett, teacher.
District No. 12, Williamsburg—
School No. 1, Harrison, Leila M. Con
way, teacher. h
District No. 13, Bucktown —School
No. 8, Meyer, Marcia A. Jones, teach-
Distriet No. 14, Linkwood—School
No. 4, Thompson, Fanny Matthews, o
teacher. *
District No. 17, Salem-School No. J
2, Ravenswood, Sadie Wall, teacher. 3 j
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For stomach troubles, billons ess and
constipation try Chamberlain’s Stomach .
and Liver Tablets. Many remarkable „
cures have been effected by them. Price, ?
85c. Samples free. For sale by Brad- D
ahaw’s Pharmacy. y
If You
Love your Wife
Buy Her A
Gas Range.
Cambridge Gas Co.,
31 Poplar Sireet.
OF INTEREST TO DEMOCRATS.
The National Democratic Congressional
Campaign Committee has begun active
operations as its headquarters at Wash
ington, D. C. In addition to its regular
work, it is now preparing a Campaign
liand book which it hopes to have ready
for distribution by July I—two or three
months earlier than heretofore.
The Committee is charged with the
duty of assisting, in every way possible,
the election of a Democratic Congress
We wish the active co-operation of every
voter in the United States who believes,
with us, that the election of a Democratic
Congress would greatly benefit the coun
try. We must rely upon the people to
sustain our work by giving information
as to local conditions, and suggestions for
our guidance.
Each individual can at least aid us by
making a contribution. Will he not do so
and interest others in helping us too?
We wish our Campaign hand-book dis
tributed as generally as possible, and we
will furnish a copy, as soon as published,
to every one who contributes to our Com
mittee.
Send remittances to me at Washington,
D. C.
JAMES T. LLOYD.
Chairman.
SALEM ITEMS.
Salem, Md., May 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Holland and
children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred W. Gore.
Miss Georgie Pearson spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends at Puckham.
Mr. and Mrs. John £. Gore and son,
Edgar, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Barnett, Cambridge.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Gore and daughter,
Louise, spent Saturday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. John Vincent, at Linkwood.
Mrs. Chas. Brohawn visited her mother,
Mrs. £ M. Harper, the first of the week.
Mr. E. S. Gore visited Cambridge on
Tuesday.
Mr. Fred W. Gore visited Cambridge
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Goelin spent Sunday
with Mr and Mrs. Otto Baumgartner.
Miss Belle Oliphant visited her sister,
Mrs Harry Brohawn, on Sunday
SIOO REWARD StOO.
The readers of this paper will be
pleas* d to learn that there is at least one
orea>.ad ditease that science has been
able to cure in all Us stages, and that is
Catarrah. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure now known to the
medicial fraternity. Catarrh being a
sonstitutional disease, requires a consti
tutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous urfaces o f the
system thereby destroying the founda
tion of the disease, ana giving the pa
tient atrength by building up the consti
tution and assisting nature in doing i* s
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its enrative powers that they
offer One Hnndred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for list of
testimony is.
Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO., To*
iedo, O.
Sold by all druggists, 75c,
Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipa
tion.
THE MOST COMMON CAUSE OF SUFFERING.
Rheumatism causes more pain and
suffering than any other disease, for the
reason that it is < he most common of all
ills, and it is certainly gratifying to
sufferers to know that Chamberlain's
Pain Balm will afford relief, and make
rest and sleep possible. In man* cases
the relief from pain, which is at first'
temporary, has become permanent,
while in old people subject to chronic
rheumatism, often brought on by damq
ness or changes in the weather, a per
manent cure cannot be expected; the re
lief from pain which this liniment af
fords is alone worth many times its coat.
25 and 60 cent sizes for sale by Brad
shaw’s Pharmacy.
PUBLIC SALE
—OP—
Household Furniture.
Having decided to discontinue house
keeping, I will offer at public sale, at my
home, 108 Church street, on
Saturday, May 23
beginning at 1 o’clock, my remaining
stock of household and kitchen furniture:
one antique bedroom suit, one couch,
several sets of lace curtains, many rockers,
several sets of dishes, one double heater,
one large wood stove, lot of fruit jars, all
sizes, and many other articles too numer- i
ous to mention. J
Also 1 Steinway Piano.
Terms: All sums of and under ten
lollars, cash. Sums over that amount
nay be purchased by satisfactory interest
bearing notes.
THOS £. HALL.
J. Vincent, Auct. 30 3t.
THE CAMBRID6E PRESSING CLUB.
Cleaning, pressing and repairing neatly ,
done on short notice. We also upholster
furniture, cover lounges, varnish, paint
and stain floors. Our carpet cleaning is
first class work. Give us a call —Smith
& Milliken, 220 High street, Cambridge
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TELEPHONE
’Phone your wants
to us. We call for
and deliver prescrip
tions. Anything or
dered by ’phone will
be selected with the
same care as though
you called in person.
Prompt deliveries.
No extra charges.
USE BRADSHAW’S
HEADACHE POWDERS
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Mr. Mao
We have 50 dozen Interwoven Stockings that we are
going to sell in a few days. SO we are going to sell them
this week
At a Bargain Price.
These are 250 Stockings. Guaranteed
|3| Fast Colors, which are mostly Blacks.
|m| We have all weights and sizes.
Jl This Week
I 19 c.
Come in Mr. Man and look thorn over.
“McCready’s”
No. 29 Ropier Street.
______—— - raffcapi: —-
| Straw Hats \
# See our windows for the new styles in straw goods. Among C
v them the new soft flat brim in split straw which is a beauty (
I Price $2.50. >
\ Anything in soft or stiff brims flat or realed edge /
c small or large shapes. Prices $1 to *4. Mens Macinaws y
) ranging from the low price of $1 to $4.
I See Us before buying. (
I I. L. Leonard & Sons >
MAGE. SLACUM & CO .
Dealers In
Bicycles, Sporting Goods, Edison Phonographs and Records, Gaso
line Engines for boats, and Supplies of all kinds Re
pairirg Engines all rrakes.
We put on Rubber Tires on carriages all kinds, Sulkys, Speed
Carta, Bicycles, Baby Carriages and Go Carts. Rubber on Car
riages Guaranteed for 1 year.
ALUWORK GUARANTEED.
GENERAL REPAIR SHOP.
Tel 6o lißne No. 207. 120 Fact I
Spring
In All Cur Lises.
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W- keen corstfuitlv ut Stink hi all linn s
ami deliver to any par; of town, from < ik
bag up, so viral grades of Guano put
up cxpresely b>r early Vegetables, Pota
toes Lawn Irefine, etc
A'so full line of fresh Field, Flower and
Garden Seed of a l lends.
Poultry supplies, such as 'Hod’ Scrap.
Charcoal, Mica Grit, Hone, Chick Food
for little chicks, etc.
.lust received Fresh Lot of Intel national
and Pratts Stock and Chicken Food from
10c packages to $15.50 bushel.
Phone and mail orders promptly de
livered.
WOOLFOKD & SKINNER,
’Phone No. 4. 118 Race Street.
Warehouse 111 Race Street.
Poniftprotip Prim'V’jpc
! cu .Od; I ui; u . f fft 11 : t v u .
| The Democrat e voters n r I>..•ehever I
! Count v ;o" reiii.i sted t u i,l ,t :1 ii • i
usual (• • I nf p ees in tl. if h spi etive } i
election dis r ■ ts • n
Saturday. Klav 23n?. 191i3, j
to (dm ( il'-ern'cs to reptei-n < of
said district < u \. ■■
meet in < nil ridge, a ‘i Aud ; - v i [
Tuesday, & p av 26th.
it two ■■(■.(!, p. ni . o: he pui p-se of ,
r.omina'ini de'etr
(lot veu ion •• • V ■, 1 . vene i : ,■ i
more on .IL'NK ;inl > ■ ;n deb .a - ■ t> ■
the National Demo- tv { . .-nt at .
Denver, ned • l-o •■■■ hop-. ?iv- ••••!, . i
to repri .-j • Dorev 'et . •.• i-- I-
Convention to'- fe F -1 s 'o;U j
Disfi let. of Mai vini d. wiih e \> 1, i.< held
at Ocean City on
July 23rd i
to nominate the Democratic c-mt late of
the said district to ttic j?ixty-lirt Coi u es
of tiie Unhid Sta s *.
The polls will lie open from 3 to 5 p m j
By order,
W. lam I'obinsok Chairman.
ZOKO H liUTNSEIKI I),
Benjamin E. Hakuington
Slate Central Committee for Dot Chester
county.
MURRAY G. HOOPER,
Notary Public,
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Clerk’s Office, Court House.
’ Phone,
~,-if saj
I Amt sale- ' I lot 1 ifa ia nay Apply
to How rn Mitchell,< 1 ft nFarm.R F D.
5, ainhrnige. Md is Iw
L' <K S' l E- A ~foeil K-t v ..-ran \pu yto
‘ rs I. Wa'sim Photr.) - n. did : aKley s:net
Fit salF- Several t n-of It • timo'hy liay.
Apply to or a,lines Mrs. 11. Mende. Maple
ra-n read, renin i camb'i IT ’.
WANTED
tr A A Fli table bi aruers hi 'll c \icno ;
* ’ Keßlaiea- t 20 tf
TTTANTED-Salesman to sell retail f ade, your
’’ 1 eality $(T> pfr moirh and expenses to
start, nr eeni’Mission Experience unnecessary, i
Hcrmiiigsin 1 igar Co , Toledo. O.
TTfrANTEU—Two larty or ge-tie pen hoarders.
A’ 'Perrps Jiw -jy|v at tie (hoptank An*.
S’- (ion TO LOAN on first mortgage in ships
.<HI ~, borrower. V. Calvin Trice,
Altorreyjat Law. 5-15-tf.
it *.OOO to loan on first mortgage in sums of ,*SOO
“ to $5,000 to suit borrower, liazelton A
toyre. Jr , attorney st-law. 12-30- lyr
VTONKY TO LOAN—S4OOO, S.IOOO, gOO-m and
t-w SIOOO, to lend on first mortgage. Oolite
■xnough A Fletcher.
AfONEY TO LOAN -In sums of from s’oo to
.<T ii .noti on rood, first class mortgages on 1
•vtt. '* • ■ natrv propertv— f'sr-tngton. Macs &
11-U • -.-i-,,. .-o .t-I.T.
• Phillips Hardware Co.
I Largest Stock. Lowest Prices. I
Full Line of Window and Door ScreensT
Mosquito Wire Cloth, Eta
Wickless Oil Stoves!
Our Perfection Wickless, Blue Flame Oil Stoves I
are the very best. You keep cool, and save time I
and money when cooking on them. Try one I
and be convinced. _ I
|fef| I ice bream Freezers
mk ItM W ; I
(W3' i All sizes, from one quart to three gallons. I
V-i hu W The quickest and best freezer on the mar- I
ket Also a fine assortment of Hammocks, I
V and tlie y are beauties, too. I
Full Line of Lawn Mowers, Scythes, Hedge I
Shears, Etc. Also Blacksmith Supplies. I
Paint Department!
\ No doubt about it, we have absolutely the best Paint ever sold I
] in Cambridge. Cur H B. Davis and Heath & Milligan ready I
mixed paints cannot be surpassed anywhere. The beautiful 1
colors and excellent high-tone finish, splendid wearing quality I
5 and grjat covering capacity is wiiat makes our paints so popu- I
lar. All kinds of varnishes, stains, floor dressing, jap-a-lac, I
' carriage and wagon paint. Also marine and copper paints. I
GEN Ml IINE OF FARMING IIWPLEMENTS I
Carriages, Surreys, Runabouts and Wagons. Ail kinds of I
I Harness and Horse Goods, Sponges. Brooms, etc. All I
kinds of Builders’Supplies and Hardware, Ume, Hair, y I
Portland and Rosendate Cement, Corrugated Galvanized y / \x7*v\y
Roofing and a genera! line up-to-date Carpenters’ Tools. ,L^ 4 ■
Phillips Hardware Co.
I Race and Muir Sfs. Telephone 49. j
Clothing That^Makes
| Fas! Friends.
ITliese
Aleo System Clothes
have the happy faculity of making friends whenever intro
duced among their customers. It takes merit to do this.
Merit needs more than words to prove Its claim. That’s why
we say ; oome in and look over onr line as w T e fell shure you
will be convinced.
They Speak For Themselves.
I A New Line cl Straw Hats Just Received.
I We are showing the new 2 Buckled strap Oxfords. We
have one of the latest New York fads in a Ball Strap Tan
Oxford.
Sfvb Tom Coupons. They Mean Money to You.
j 0. H. LeCompte & Sons