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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-10-15
Notice OF Foreclosure,
WHEREAS. defan,t has been male in the

w HEREAS. iefan't has been made in the con
W dltitne Of Il certain mortgage, dated tlt. I'D
day "i June, A D. ls9l, eXvcUrV:i and delivered
by Frank G. Descent, of Douglas county wilson
sin. To- frank /. i!anuin "f the same Place, IL
Srcu' the sum of $1,000 with inter. - thereon,
al the rae of per cent per anHurl, which said
IN ur;gagc tiufy recorded il the office of the
Register OF Deeds in and for said Douglas county
Book 10 OF cages, on page &c and there is
due and unpaid on said mortgage AZ the
dnte OF this notice the OF Sl51.2j, prilicii al
and Interest:
And, Whereas. on the 1st day Of June. \. p.
iSg1, said Frank =. IFannin daily assigned said
mort gage |" i. y. McrrcH, which said assign
mrIt MAS duly recorded III said Registers office
in volume ID IF mortgages. on rage iIS;
And. Whereas on the DIST day of June y. p.
/ 81, said h. D. Mcrrcu duly assigned said morrg-
age To- J. ". Reed. which said assignment vas
duly recorded ia said Registers Office IN volume.
- If mortgages, on page i0i;
And ~ acti..n Iavii." been commenced to re-
cover the debt secured thereby, or any Part
thereof: Now, Therefore,
NOTICE i her3hy given. that by virtue Of the
I4Wcr of sale canfai arl i'll said mortgage and
pursuant To tie statutes i'll such made and
provided The said mortgage i'll be fore 81 sod
ana ;hc premises therein described, to-Wit: Lot
10 West Eighth e'fect in The 'Town>itc "f ~uicri.
or Douglas county, Wisconsin. according To the
I.a; thereof recorded in tie c"g Of the Register
of Deeds Will he soA hy Tie Shcrifui F.a.,d-
county Bt"rc>ai. "a pHhiC HHrtinn HE Easter
i fio:st door Of the Court House "a the City of
>u:'C":e! in said county, on
'su">-sa5 s7se ;5t:a Gay Of s.veEnDer,
s. y 1892. al lno'cisck l. NJ 10 tile highest b;d
ana tile ~ - ~ Attorneys fees stiI;lia
tc9 in Said mortgage in case "f foreclosure. ant!
IL" c,> HId ,ii~E-, I.erit~ O! >ilyh foreclosure
Dated superior Wisconsin, september 2ii, l292.
J. VI. REED.
GRAFT0. MASON, Assignee OF Mortgage,
Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgage. s2sn5
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Foreclosure sale.
CIRCUIT CoURT-DoCGI.As COUNTY.
The Mark Paine Lumber Company, Plaintiffs.
against

The Mark Paine Lumber Company, Plaintiffs,
against
! II. Harmon, defendant.
Ev order of Judgment of foreclosure and sale
rendered in the above entitled action on the tta
tiav of September l9t. shall Offer FOR sale anu
sell nj public venstue. on
sIons.ay. s!sc Eitts day -! SSseHhDef.
IS12 al 10 o'clock IN the forenoon OF that day, al
the Vast front door af the court House, IN tit,
CITY Of ~upcrior. Douglas comfy, Wisconsin, al
th,. right title aud interest which said j H. Han
non defendant in said action. had on the Llth
,iay of JiIIic 1921. or has sine" acquired or an
u ,rS.nn or persons claiming under him since sili'i
lime in AID 10 he premises h"rcina ter dts1ritc'i
and the dwelling house thereon situated, or -
D,ua thereof n ma, he. necessary u satisfy the
sum ut seventy an d2l1o dollars ts7b63 the an,
amount uaiu,fget. IL lie due II IN" sald pla'tti
IN Sa!I i'll nle1t together with interest thereon
from the ft day o. september 1882, ana the costs
ana expenses o. safe ..,.,
pc>rTiI,ti,n of premises to he sod: Lot 80 on
9TH street ia t""n,ite o. Superior. nov -
BAN KENNEDY, sheriff.
ExcHAS WICK>rEo&, Depaiy
CHANT GREEN Plaintiffs Attorney, "lli-
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Notice for Publication.
rs LAND OFFICE, ASHLAND. W SCONsI
OF \ 1902

Us LAND OFFICE, ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
4 oct. }, 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the following-namcd
settler has filed notice Of her Intention 10 make
final proof IN support nf her claim. and that said
pro fwil De made before D. HatIlund, clerk Of
Circuit Court OF Douglas Co, Wis, AZ superior
Wisconsin,
November IL. 1892.
VIZ: An.ic Monsoon her Hi Entry No. 22i& for
The VIZ OF sWl4 aud Sc 0. sWL. rec. 4, u IS y
K i ".
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of
said land. viz Joseph J. Jones, Charles cole
john 4. Parks and john :. Eini4ysOn, all OfSOuth
Range, Douglas county, Wisconsin
II. I. BFSSE
OSnl2 Register
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October II. 1892.
81 RzDNS.

S,TATE CT WIHCoNsIN-IN CIRCUIT COURT
,CFcr Douglas County.
Philip 4. Bruce and James HFucci
Plaintiffs.
Hiram Hayes James J. Egan Fred
erick A. Newton, Chariot \. New Summons.
ton and the Consolidated Land
Company, DcfcndaiitS
The state Of V isc"nsiU:-TO the .aid Defendants
Yaa are hereby SurinDHed 10 appear within
twenty days after service Of this summons. eN-
elusive Of the day Of service and defend the
above entitled action IN tie court aforesaid: and
IN ease Of your failure TO ia. Judgment i'll b.;
rendered against you according - the ,ieInaI.d q.
the complaint: OF which a copy is hcIewit}
served upon yOu.
f. +. JOHNSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. o. address Superior, Douglas county VIZ.
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,yUas S.cccsYrSs

at the post Office news stand, the
finest line OF Tabs and other station
cry ever brought to the town, and at
lowest prices. Also full line of all
kinds OF school supplies.
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The Nominations All zn.

The nominations are now all made
and the campaign is actively begun.
OF course there is a chance yet for a
goodly number Of independents, but of
these the list Will be short this year,
and only one has been heard from thus
far, and that one is Capt. Larry Bren-
nan, for sheriff Last Saturday the
Republican and Democratic parties
held their conventions and nominated
their respo ctiye local tickets as follows:
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sOticc OF uEIication.

T AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN:
IL Aug. %lst, lst,
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed note" OF his Intention 10 make
final proof IN support az his claim and that sand
proof viii lie made before -. HofI,una. Clerk of
CiIcuit Court, Douglas Co., Wis, at Superior,
Wisconsin,
October II. 1872.
viz Fnstine KirSwood, widow of Robert Kirk
wood. deceased, " 10 made IId Entry Va 1875
for the ela ;iy-4 and "a swlt see y, Township
- north Range l. west.
lie names the follow ing Witnesses to PROVE his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz: Charles Lord, ST., Nlcholus
LucluS j. P4ttee. Nicholas I.ucius Jr, all Of
H. l.. RE~SF
sI0ol5 Register
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81 'f,.SDNS.
,r,Tror w1scoSsIS-cIRcUIT COURT for
J NOU- MS NVt3tIN.
Henry Wilson, Plaintiff.

r,T,Tr0F wISCoNSIN-CIRCJIT COURT for
SDoUglas County:
Henry Wilson Plaintiff.
Lewis Larson. Bernt larson. John \ t9ne
L,r,rE Ea.,.i Wheeler y. Tracy. ana J.
Frank Mace uaid, beiti'''it>'
The state Of Wi>con>in:-To the sad peiehdai'S'
You are hereby summoned 70 appear W.thiA
twenty days after service OF This summons *,
49, ~, jtlr,i action, in the court aforesaid: ara
in case Of Your failure do judgmen viii b.
rendered against You according To The demand 81
the complaint Of which cop! Is heie ~
served upon Huu
SMITH K RI Fill.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
20 Address Madison. Dane Co, v Is si'o-s
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81 nz,z0Na.
CrPC1IT CoURT-DoUGLAs COUNTY
Daniel Frederick, Fla!htih.

49,, Gertrude T. Mason. lcihTo
Uiit. .,,9{ charles T. Garrc:y. Defendants.
IT., 60, If Nis,,,,siu:-To the said Defendant:
it I -, hereby summoned 10 appear WITHIN
twenty days after service of this summons e. e.
c ~ t;+lns anri,, in the court aforesaid ana
IN case Of Your failure to do, Judgment WI,
y, ar,d AGAINST Won according 10 he demand
n ne complaint; Of which a copy Is heie"'h
setNea "t' ISAAC Ross.
(aazoctS) ilai:', ~ WIS
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The Ashland Press of the 7th inst.
announced the death Of Miss Eda Il.
Freuch, at the home of her sister,
Mrs. J. G. Noble, OF that city, OH the
evening OF the 9th inst. Miss French
was born in Superior in i95S and left
here with her parents in 1872 10 make
their home at Ashland, and there are
many still living here who VIII reEnem
her her and regret 10 learn Of her
death.
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G. st. ?. Nj, & 0. TIME CARD.
Northern Pacific Depot.

y. p. z. R.-EAsT bound:
1870 Liiliie" .-:---.-....... 40 2. IN
INSTRUMENTATION anu Freight Hoo a. ID
Mp Il. R.-wEsT BOUND:
i , iNh.css ....-...-... ;. 1920 a. m
-ii'iloi aiioi ana Freight. 4:.s9 II.
- 5. 5. y A.-EAsT BOUND:
i ,,',il L.mite'. ..-........-. 9:79 p. n.
ACCOMMODATION ana Freight. ........ Iii H. IN
d. S. 5. K A.-wEsr BOUND:
nuiuul Express - ..-...-.......... $50 a n
accommodation ana Freight, ...--.. .l0:ii a. M
Tickets soil: and baggage checked Ia any r,ar
Of the United States or canada via either OF IN,
above roads. Rates as low "a the lowest. AppI
To FRANZ c. JACKSON Agent
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1t has been decided to make the
limited on the Omaha road between
Duluth, Superior and Chicago q
through tram, and to shorten the time
by an hour and half. For a time the
present equipment viii be used. The
change Will go into effect next Monday
The train viii leave D&lulh at 400 7.
IN. and arrive in Chicago at 7:i5 q. In;
leaving Chicago at 900 ?. III. II VIII
arrive in Duluth at SOD Il. II.
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Notice OF Foreclosure Sale.

NOTICE. Is hereby given, ;!lat default has been
made in the conditions ui u CcrtaIT mortgage
bearing d:;c the 2.;t day of March, ls9', eACtut-
ed ANA delivered 10y Robert ". Fulton thcn Of
superior. y j.. mortgHghr,to Lewis kascr of
e. Paul. Minnesota, III rtgn.:ec, III and by
which sId mortgage said m.rtgagOr did convey
SAID mortgage, his hens and assigns. al the
following tracts and parcel, fiaud lying and he
in. IN Ia, county of DnGcllss aat state of Wis
conSin, described IL follows, to'F:t:
i.,:> 96 -. In ,tu3 10, shields street;
Lots a. -; and % GA lat, kS,,iI street. and
Lots 81 an, -, or Van i5'!r,n street,
al in MnrEisans division - superior. III the city
uf superior ami described. according t. the plat
tIrrcn ot rcct ri itrhc office If the Register III
Deeds IN and fer sad Douglas county. Visions II;
and which mortga-" Was du!y recorded N said
Register Of Deeds oilce on the 18th day Of March,
IS!tt at A. IN, iii yuluule Il oi mortgages, al
Iss-.,' IL.
That there is claimed t. he due. and there is
duc on said mortgage 1T tn" 'tfiie az TINS ntcr,
thc sum of I've iIIHGrcd aud sixteen Dollars
and highly Gents i-2l0 80, and that no actt1n ut
law OF procceiiu@S in equity. has been com
mt.r.ct.si recover the said dcbt secured 10y said
mort.a.-, OF any Ti.:t thcrt'..;
And notice i hereby given. MAJ lv Tfrtue Of n
rover OF sale contained IN said mortgage AID
PURSUANT To the statute regulating the matter.
said mortgage viii bc tpTccluScd 10y the st!e oi
sid mort AGED premises above described. ny he
~h,.riT under sheriff al deputy sheriff. OF iuug
las coilnty Wisconsin, t. the hirhc-t bidder. u
l|li,. a,l,tI9n ut the East front door 81 he taIt
house in the city Of Superior, Bpu5aS county!
Ni>CUuSlH, GA the
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as>t ,is; fSo.cu,Sc 1892

at u ociacE in thu. forenoon to ~ isfy the am
cunt " Inch >itnI! tIlen bc duc SAIL mortgage
together with all costs aud expenses Of sale u
.lting the sum Of Fifty plIars provided III said
mortgage as attorney : fees.
Dute,i this III day III october, 1892.
LEWIS BAKER,
D. F. ROBERTS Atty. far Mortgage
oSnll Mortgage superior, Wis.
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GtrE1N DENTIST ,trflt
superior, corEc: BECKER
>ts.s ..at.t.
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Secretary Protein
Residents of each township are
requested to appoint some person at
each station to receive ana ship eNhib-
It's, addressing them 10 the Superin-
trEIpnt
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-11-05
NAVAL ACADEMY MATTERS
Few Politicians In the Maya Ma
rine Pleads GuiIty-NavaI
Society

acknowledgements z. w. Sturdy,
Cnited States Navy, whose family re-
sloes on Gloucester street, has Just been
ordered TO the Michigan, on Lake Erie.
as executive officer Mr.. Sturdy Fefnrn.
ed from South American cruise NOT
long ago, and in the order of events was
entitled 10 shore duty for three years
On account of his living here /, was spn.
posed he would be ordered to duty Al the
Naval Academy. He Is a very nonular
officer, and his detachment Is a disan-
pointment TO his friends. Mr.. Sturdy
married Miss Lockwood. who formerly
resided In this city
1t Is not supposed that many of the
ofhcers attached TO the Naval Academy
Will go home 10 vote at the election
Tuesday. AS d rule naval officers are
not politicians to any extent, although
they take great interest in the drift of
the campaign. This is so for the reason
that their profession is removed from
political influences, they having nothing
TO gain and much to lose from mixing in
politics, aud because they are almost al
ways away from their homes-too far to
return, and in many instances so long
that they lose their residence.
The naval court-martial of which Lieu
tenan. w. FL. Reeder, was president, or.
ganiZed to try Robert Mccormick, a pri-
vate in the United States marine corps,
for desertion, has finished its work, the
accused having pleaded guilty. to the
charge The sentence of the court, after
being submitted to the superintendent of
the Naval Academy, will be forwarded to
the Secretary of the Navy for his approx
al Desertion carries with it one or two
years imprisonment, and at its expira-
ton bobtaiT or dishonorable dis
charge from the service.
Prof and Mrs. w. w. Fay, of the Ma
val Academy. have issued cards for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Claude,
TO Lieutenant Charles Augustus Doyan,
United States marines The ceremony
will take place Wednesday afternoon.
November 10Th, al o. clock, at st. Anne's
Church, this city.
The cadets are still undergoing thor
ough practice in foot ball The naval
team are under the management of Ca
Diet Ward. who is doing excellent work
in the management of the eleven. The
men are in the best OF condition, and
everything points to a victory for them
at West Point. There has been consid.
cradle doubt as to whether the Army
boys would be able to accept the chal-
lenge of the cadets Up to Tuesday, the
cadets had sent two challenges, but tbs
said that an answer was received on
Thursday TO the effect that they accept
ed the challenge and would play Satur-
day after Thanksgiving.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-11-05
Naval Notes.

The Navy Department is anxious to
get the Naval Academy practice vessel
into commission and at the Academy for
service as soon as possible, and orders
have been issued to all the heads of bu-
reaus in the department to prepare her
equipment under their respective bureaus
at once. so that as soon as she has had
her official speed trials her stores may be
put aboard and she may be put into SER
vice at once She Is 10 be fitted out for
six months service.
Mr.. G. B. circuit, representing the
Newport News, Va, was at the Navy
Department yesterday to secure plans
and specifications for the new battleship
and new armored cruiser for which bids
have been invited, and he said his firm
intended to bid for both vessels. The
establishment. though having one OF the
most complete ship building plants in the
world, has not yet submitted for any
government work. but their plant has
now reached such state of development
that they are prepared TO take hold OF
the heaviest work required for the
navy,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-11-05
sun rises ....6 30
Sun sets.... 1 "a Moon rises u 20
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Items Of Intcrost-LooaI and Otherwise
The Circuit Court adjourned over
to day until after election.
The dispatch-boat Hussard, of the
French navy, has arrived in Baltimore
harbOT.
The registration books of the sever
al districts were delivered to the judges
Of election to-day by SheriffClaude.
Sheriff Claude, examined the ballot
boxes to day preparatory 10 turning
them over to the judges of election.
Six hundred and seventy-fve oyster
dredging licenses have been issued at
the eomptrollers office in Annapolis this
season
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday In Washington to Harry Furr. of
Annapolis, and Lizzie Tolson, of Wash
mglon, d. 9.
-Messrs George and Vickery, of Bal
umore, were in Annapolis yesterday
looking after repairing the Maryland
Hotel, which they own.
The barn of Samuel brewery. in the
hrsi district of Anne Arundel, was de
aoyed by fire along with a quantity OF
tobacco and corn.
The President of the United States
has issued his proclamation setting forth
thursday, November cath, as a day of
thanksgiving and prayer.
The large steam propeller Edmarth.
Capt L &, Tull from Trenton, N. j.,
LOT Jack Nnnytlla Lla aAnnnaA ut m
oils yesterday for orders.
AT st. Philips Parochial School yes
I,etday the Gold medal was awarded TO
uAIie I. Iced, average 81; the silver
medal to Jas G. Bishop,ayerage 81.
Watch for the list OF secondhand
BICYCLES which will be advertised in Mon.
eayss CArlTAL. "A good chance for a
teed
The Rev. J. w. McIlvsin, by special
Invitation, will preach sermon to-mor-
TOW night TO Severn Division U. r X Of
II al The Presbyterian Church.
The case of ] w. Cornish, colored,
SSharged with an attempted assault upon
AN' Trace O'Neill, of the fifth district.
~ hAAaA III AAAG AnhS
Court to-day.
Hills bridge over the Patuxent river
aeaf Marlboro, which was bought by
,le counties Of Prince Georges and
anne Arundel, has been opened as 9
Tee bridge.
IA Articles of incorporation Of Annap.
vus Council, No. 10. Junior Order Uni.
tu American Mechanics, have been
s,aa'ed by the Circuit Court of Anne
Arundel County.
AT a recent meeting of the musical
SImmittee OF Wesley Chapel Nj. E.
Seerch, Mr. William Minnick was elect.
a Is IS leader of che Choir and Mr.. William
a. Case as orgsnist.
-, The official ballots. bundled, sealed
I'm sla marked for the several judges OF
c c.Ovuons in the several districts Of the
ply were delivered to day to the
elections. '" VI Ss' 'so's -
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-11-05
CIRCUIT COURT

The Circuit Court met to-day. with
Associate Judges Jones and Reyell on
the bench, Sheriff Claude andState's At
torney CAN'T, present. The Court was
engaged to-day in the following cases:
State VS. Henry Johnson. colored
charged with the larceny of a silver
watch from Frederick Shaw; pleaded not
guilty. tried before the Court; and sd
judged not guilty.
State VS.. John w. Cornish, colored.
charged with an attempt TO assault Mrs
Grace E. O'Neil, pleaded guilty, and was
sentenced TO the Penitentiary for ten
years.
State VS. Washington Pointer and Sam.
uel Bias, colored, charged with assault.
ing Samuel Tucker; motion for sever.
ance overruled; tried before the Court
verdict not guilty.
Court adjourned until Thursday, No
vember 10. TO which time the petit jury
was also discharged
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-11-05
A Law of Trespassing.

The cunning season has set In, and
Just here it may not be out of place to
offer a word of caution to sportsmen. A
great many farmers object to gunners
going upon their lands to hunt; they
have been annoyed and injured by such
trespass, and beside that they count the
sporting privileges of their farms as OF
value to themselves just as their fruit
and their grain, poultry or stock, are
their own, and no one has right to dis
turb them in the enjoyment of the one
any more than in the other A number
have already published notices caution.
ing gunners from trespassing upon them
and those who disregard such notice do
il at their peril The law is ample and
stringent for the protection of farmers
against trespassers. Therefore gunneIs
will be on the safe side by obtaining per
mission from the owners or occupants
of lands to hunt thereon.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-11-05

Alphonce Hemphling, of Summit
township, Butler Co., Penn, made an
affidavit that his twelve-Year-old son, who
had st. Vitus Dance for twelve years,
lost his speech, was completely cured
after using three bottles Of DIR. Miles
Restorative Neryine, and also recovered
his speech. Thousands testify to won.
derful cures from using it for nervous
disease, dyspepsia, nervous debility dull.
ness, confusion of mind, headache. etc.
Four doses of this Nervine cured Mrs. w.
+. Bvans, South Bend, Ind, who had
been suffering with constant headache
for three months. Trial bottle and ele.
giant TO k free at VIM. l.. Marcy s. Co.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-11-05
Marriage of an Annapoli. Lady

A wedding took place in Washington,
d. c., Monday, October 81, at the North
Capital NJ. E. Church the Rev. Charles
Cook, officiating. The contracting par
ties were Mr.. Robert b. Haubaugh, OF
Philadelphia, Pa and Miss Susie E. Sui
livau, of Washington, ID. c., granddaugh-
ter, of Mr.. John II and Susan Wayson,
of this city Those present were the
brides parents. Mr.. George e. and Mary
E. Sullivan, Mr. John f. Wayson. uncle
of the bride, wife and daughter, Mrs.
Bates, Miss Nellie and Critic Lane, Mr..
Edgar Smith, friend of the groom, Mrs.
and Miss Kitzmiller. Mr.. Pengrum. Mr..
Louis Deshamer, Mrs. Mary B Lowe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis. nee Coulter, all OF
Washington, ID c., and Miss Ella Sulli-
van. sister of the bride, of Annapolis.
After the ceremony was performed a re
ception was given them at their new
home, 297, p Street, N E., Washington,
where they will reside In the future,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-11-05
Opening of the Social Season In
this City.

A reception at the residence of Mr..
Daniel II. Randall, College avenue, yes.
terday evening, was the first held in An
napolis this season. II was largely at
tended by society people from this city
and the Naval Academy. Mrs. Randall
was assisted in receiving by Misses Kate,
Bessie and Adele Randall and Mrs. Craig
wife of Commander Craig, of the navy.
Among those present were: Lieutenant
and Mrs. Stuart, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Llovd. Lieutenant and Mrs. Milton. Lieu
tenant Knapp, Ensign Knepper, Judge
and Mrs. Mrgruder, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Munroe. Miss Wilcox, Professor and
Mrs. Fell. Miss Gassaway, Mrs. and Miss
Tglehart. Mrs Eugene WorthiDgton, Miss
Hagner, Miss MacFarlan, Miss Beck and
others.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-11-05

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased 10 learn that there is at least on,
dreaded disease that science has beer
unable 10 cure In all its stages, and that /.
latarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the on
w positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being constitution
al disease, requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken In.
ternally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation al
the disease. and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work
The proprieiors have so much faith ia
its curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case 1t fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Addrt IS, F. j. CHENEY & CO Tole
do, o, - Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-11-05
A Real Estate Boom

Attracts the ottention of every property
holder in this siiy But when Dr.. Frank.
lin Miles, the emir cot Indiana specialist.
claims that Heart Disease Is durable and
proves II by thousand OF testimonials OF
wonderful cures by his New Heart Cure;
1t attracts the attention of the millions
suffering with Short Breath. Palpitation,
Irregular Pulse, Wind Ia Stomach, Pain
10 Side or shoulder, Smothering Spells.
Painting. Dropsy. etc. A. F. Davis, Sill
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