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Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
Vi abagasfar r.

6ranifmGnoenc ilaaeoe. Sra an'
atnrapu berettes ben 15oe Wtat, at be
f~ranite trooper, Tom fra Ntalunfo
trrn9te mo / bet Snore, bIeO Ilaaeoe
tilbnge al SUpnerne. Ge lOrIficll9e
5ebre, lom al % til raier Der pdo
Gen, berier Ilemt blan0t De frantic
Trooper, Og 9oOsialoeueS glntai ior'
p9e5 itGrtt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
NDrge.
Iorbanbling rlco Speriae.

%itianla, ben Zoe Suui. S%tortbinset
peotog meo 80 moS "a Stemmer ioaa
ell aompromisreiolutiou ON 5OrbanOs
ling mso SperIge Om 9liuitltus al &onz
iulatsia9en os SpSr9smaalet ON norit
uoenriesmiuiiter.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
Gfuannr I.
Sprererne i Gcuapor Dar s

Sprorerne i GcuaOor Dar 8esierinz
gen IrIoItenoi9 / fine SHnOer. GU
Encouragement Stores bar reiionerct,
og Sgnacio Tobles, 2iberal, er pro.
tIamcrct militer o. ciuil General.
6orreiten er aft rpli9t.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
SIIinniS.
Se bempfrntiIfe SplpmRnb Sta


ten bar iiOItc ll9e bolOt ~ &onpentlon
S%pringTielO. 8Unuentioneu bar iams
mcutalot al Staten3 bemotratilfe Gens
t%ralfomite, iua ben bar Eartiets oft
cieQe Stempcl. Gen bar 9oot beip9t,
Stemninsen bar bs9ciitret. og be, Der
CT / Sauor al fri % uinoifr9ufet Ntpntz
ming al Sglp, bar / pueruGloenoe 6lers
tai. 8 be uebtaane &eiOlutiOuer ucs
taller &Onuentionen iig / 6ausr al fri
% uinoifrGnfet Splpmpntning eIter
6orbOloet 16 I'll l % a%lbeialer, at Der
/ Nu9ult Maaneo uiboloe5 en- Souuens
iion al Splpm9nb. SerIi9teu meb
oenne &ouuentiun er at 9ipre Sorbere,
oelier for Den rationale &onpeution,
iom / 1896 ital nomiuere Ell aauoioat
ipr Yreiioent.
@uoernpr gltaelo bar tilIteoe os
talte / 5apDr al iri Splomputnins.
Sans Gale mpotoge3 meO meset Siialo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
G anieI II.
4apteiu GlapiiD, iont s

NnpfelN OlaOtJD, loll Wtalod9 Den
3ole os. lfjDo Generaltapteit Gipera i
Mtnorio, ioroi ban life piloe laOe BAN
SiItes meo bans 9atter, bleu itiaet for
Ell arissret os ituot ST. s ON MtOrs
aeuen ben Soe OS.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11

Seinrif Seine iasbe Ell Dag TT en-
Waler al lit Seiieubtiiab:
"aiare Ben, 9e pil iinoe mig en-
emule Gum ibas; Sr. g.. bar ne'
top iorIabt mig. 81 bar bolot paa a,
ubperle bore Sheer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
Gu Gnaellfmano gif runot / 2rOno'

Gn GnselIfmano gif runot 2rOno'
biem us iaa paa Glitter os Napne
Gaa laite ban %eiterbnanoeu: NOroen'
iieloFe Gnmpfibsielitab, NOroeniielos
Ite arebitbanf, Noroeniieloite aunit'
inbunrimuiGum. 90 iaa ia ban alpors
list:
"Sb, ben Nproeniielo maa care en-
meset mestis Mano!"
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11

&onfnrsbo. ga crosse, Ste SUM-.
6irmaet 9iaeita0 & &eteriou. Der bar
banOIet meo alGoer os lloitprsartitler
Ior 9errer, bar / Gitermiooa9 oucrords
get lit go III 5orbel for 9obu 2ieulets
fen.
0lGloen oreier zig ON $4,000; If'
tina CT ufjenOt.
Sammerbugiicn. Chippewa Sails,
Ste SUM-. Sen tiliammenlagte Sll9it
! ben iorlpbne Butter, SniOuen 1894
90, bar life iun itor iom / SGionci'
1904 poa $4,000, 900 SOB u9r,
9ette bar uoen Guipl i'm grnnO / ben
tloli9e Sanr. 5GmmerDusoerne bree
% ps patfebe idmuen allereOe De iprItc
Gage i 0iarts, itipnt DC iOm 8escl life
pleier lutte meo &iuterbusiten fpr
Slutninsen al n9pnte Miaaneo.
2Dmmerbusiteu / lioit iurlpbne SG'
ion er ioroelt iom iplger:
Chippewa 8iuer 100000 Sob,
Gbippeluas ueiilige @reu $4,000, 900,
OenS pitlige @reu lS,O0O,O0O; Slam'
beau Giper 5000, 900, Slambeaus ipo.
li9e 8ren 100000, oens n~proliee
@ren 100000 Glf &iuer 100000
900; Stump 8iuer u, 900, 900; Court
grizzlies 8,ocr 26,OOO,OO0; Srunei
&iuer 14,oOO,OoO; SbOrnupple 0tiuer
5000, 900; Main Greet 5000, 900;
YeaOlu &juer 100000 SOB. Sil.
iammenlast $50. OoO,O 900 SOB 1emmer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
acknowledgement
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KA.E Azeh4sa,HH
uo,ommsr rirsoas o. 5rsoas ysosasm.
npcrfisfsmsutes

ufla ~irolcvsrrs lense h1gr T2anoaa "a 1crsoas Utor'
atn. GDsrii5isnsatsr tHstases tf'e ! to paa btnanben
~fsl8sHos Ranert. rsomtnOrs bst uofrpffe;ta forfans
asA 6oiS 81 Eogrtisisiusut. osr fsrf. fournsr tnsl
IirsoaaSHunrrtt T. Or. f~orlausss tnorsffeta 1an9e.
eil BET iomast aot3 ZirsOaasnnrers. Breoe. bee inoes
hotoer H0srt8i,ueufr. iom BET batter uso. b5r Hnrp
les ausrtisisnsai Tea nsars eiSras paa Con
uoiutsn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
Yrciibent Glepelano bar MI II

naunt Suititsminiiter Slnep til lloeus
ri9sminiiter iiteoet for nps aiogoe
lloenrigsmIniiter @reibam. 9ommer
SuoiOn Sarmon fra Cincinnati, Ohio,
er ubnGpnt til Sultits minilter. 9om'
mer Snrmpn er life bet miublte fienot
uoenior Staten Ohio. 'San bar / en-
Ratte al 9(ar uaret gopotat for aOrs
pprationer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
cuba nofiber ,Jerm. aOniul Spati

6uba noifiber Scrn. aoniul Spntt
/ Sautingo be Cuba ltriper til Stnts'
oepartementet / @ai6mgton, at ban
ben 220e @lai uoitsote 6aftura %
Sm6beosatteiter til ben brittle Dam
per WtasiapoIt, Der lnitet meo 4,408
Tons 9ern beSau fig til Bbilaoelpbta.
SOniuleu Tiger, at bette er Spanllbs
gmerlcan Sron Sos iGrite GrpOrt'
2aonins. 5irmast bar iorbru8t Om'
firing 10000 900 al nmeritanlt aapis
tai for OF uopi'te tit 5oretnsenoe paa
Cuba; bet itulSe uetop for aluor i9ts
tcs / 8irtiombeo, pa be trDtieoe aon'
iuntturcr o8iaa 9ioroe i'm 8irtntn9
Der, iaa bet ijrmpemasTae 6oreta'
senoe maatte lig9e neoe, III 2loesue
lipneoe op.
5irmaet peuter Ell iaaoan 5oregelie
/ 3riiten, at bets loitibrinscr of
fonlme l S6ioe meo eler enoog %ooeriti'
ger Suru9a Sron Cos GrpOrtiOrrets
ming. Der belpber ig til IL a Is GIBBS
laoninger ON Wtanueoer.
3og fan SprDret paa Cuba pliua |
bette Stptte tr9oe birOreuoe i~Ueien,
iaa bet ipanit.ameritauite 5irma life
fan erbuloe iOreset elrbeibsbjalp, ON
bet ltuloe uiie fig ~neooenoi9t.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
EQUATOR Wlitdel ira gsigcOnii

StHuIDr WtlIWtH TIu 2SIsIUNTHI
bar iorleosn Sag / Darlington. I'll
en- 8lapreporter uotalte ban at 3emOs
fraterne i @isconiin bar imoo fri
SDlumputuiug. San troehe osiau, at
equator Bilas ira @iaoiion plloe u9re
Ell uomertet 8reiioenttanoioat for De-
mofraterne / 1896.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
SRA g~Saibiugtou.
CONNER Gong table fin Teniionss
Jag / NppeIationsretten. Sasen oil
III bliue appeaeret til SGieiteret.

Yreiioenten bar nRstet al bcnaaoe
9eIionsiuiuoleren Geo. 81. San 9elts
pen, ium uoioner 2 Nar5 Jan9ielsitrai
i gnamuia, Soma. Yreiibenten ipnes
life at fro, at Ban 2eupen er iarlist
Inn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
Salt ilDe ON 6rouer.

Salt ilOe ON 6rouer. 9reiioeut
Glepelano ~aiiaite ben ste b. s. 3.
Morton, Gbei Quoitor | Jlaaoebepar-
tementet. Wtr. Morton er en- prominent
9emotrat fra Muine. Gan bauos
baaoe unoer Gleuelanbs iSrite 9lomi.
~uiitration os III / ben ienere 9io fire.
pet 8repe til priuate 8erloner / Waine
oa tritiieret Yreiioent Gleuelano %
Ginansminiiter Carlisle.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
2obcsU mcr l1O8

fin Garbog % aaereoe bar ben / Upper,
idd ben ianoipnli9Ois uil bliue irroig
I'll ~llooeIiug eiter en- 3 Dtaaneotrs
6OrlGb.
gO1eu trpoer / Steoet ior Geparts'
mcntcts t%ioligere Aarsrapport. Nr'
belOct or uuOer SiGlpeietretGr Dabneps
oIrctte Sueropipu, % ban flyer meo
0eniuu til 8O3en:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SenIist
bar urret at uoar6eioe en- Boa. ion'
fan uGre 5armerue til ggttc. Reaies
riu9en uit lnoe TRIPLE en- balu Wtlaion
Gremptarer al bette Serf, butltet uil
toitc 100000. Qf OiSis 100000
GrempGarer fanr Geuatorer "a Repre'
icrtanter iitiammen 100000, ina at
Gepartemeutsi tuu iaar 10000 Grem'
pIarer I'll Smoelius.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
ut inbgiGroe oNentligt 9anb bri,

vt inogjGroe onentligt Sano ori'
ues nu meo iigrre Jr9fbeo END tioli-
sere baaoe al ap9stOmpanier Os On.
teltm9no, naar u~notages bet Omiane.
ION 2Oolss beoen i oenue Retnln9 an.
tOs / aaret 1887, oa fsre WtiaiOner
gcres bleu ulOUli9 inObesnet. 6lsre
alasemaal er' inOIcbne, CO 8iitrittsao Ii.
pOiaterne i bet fisrue 8eitsn Gar iaaei
Srore ON at poe 2Opsns belle Strenas
beo mob SpertrRoere al 8eitemmel.
ierue meo !SeuipH til bet Oiientlig,
2ano.
Spis bette life pirtsr iii at Hoppe
ben uretmRsfse Craft, iial GrOyperuc
fables no.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
Smoiancrborns umosrpisnins. Oct

JHUluHtIUvtH9 ttHueI ulpHlHB. Ri
kindergarten. Spitem, Der nptis er bragt
/ 9~lnuenoelie pua uOsle at Suoiansrrs.
ie%rpationerue, bar pit ii9 iaa beuiistss
iuarenoe, at bet mart uil bliue aupenot
/ pioere uoitretniH9, buueoiaselig / be
ipbueItliSe Gsne.
geo ben npe Jremsanssmaaoe bier
bet Jig, at gsrnene turtig beta9es lin
5rpstiOmbeo % tiIbasebolone Spigr.
isf, os at De burtisere blir fortrolise
meo bueranore % mto iiue 9nrere og
9Rrerinoer. ct 2lntal rpe 9asitoler
of osiaa mart blipe aabnst / oenne
Gel al 2anoet.
Get er beiunoet tlOseit at lare gsr.
meme iaa meset iom mulist ueo ainoer.
s~artsns iitebstiOr "8OarOins S6ool".
Com bet III er, uii oct life inloe baarot,
5uor bet maatte uiie fig tllraaoeligt q,
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11
9cmacIporasmaalet Gbili. Cite,


retniugen ON, at Gbili bar usotaget en-
M 2Ou ~oeorGrenbe 9en8eomlsbet, buur'
oeo 2auoet titles paa en- 9ulobalis,
bar untt mesen Sntere8ie og SpGnoirg
/ SoueoItaoeu. "a Sefret1r Gru5 /
oct 6iliite @elanotifab bleo ipurs.
ON, bUao 8irtninserne al ben npe Sou
piloe blipe, lonreoe ban:
"2open fan insen girfnins sue paa
uore 8onos eaer uoeitaaenoe 9aan,
bpis Gum og 6enter er betaIbare /
Cub. gien ben bill fire ct itnbilt Benz
ssomlsb. Beo ben alminbeligs Gan.
oslsomiRtnius uil Der, troos bet fore
ta9ne Sfribt, iun fomme iprbolbspis
iaa @ulopenoe / Girtulation. Gslp oil
blioe bet sirn9ie Betaliug5miooet; liz
geiaa Baufnoter, ~oaientlis uoiteot eis
e T De 5Oreneoe Siaters Spitem. 5Or
at tuune gjennemi0re ben npe 2ouS BE.
itemmelier bar ebilis 9reiioeut iaaet
5utOmast til of iRlss enbet al Regie'
riusens Nitratleier, buorUeo 2anoet
fan iaa Yense not til OF msbe Sub
brasuiusen al 8a%pirpsnsene. San bar
oe5uoeu Julomogt III at laoe mgnte
sl0,00O,OoO / Sslppense aarlis / tire
2lar os OF u~noerBarole ON Jorituo paa
aiebeiummeu for Nitratleierue. Sglp
Oil sj9tbe iom loulist 8etalinss nib,
Def / GUNNER optil $50. 3 itsrre
GUNNER fan Ssluet bpttes for Cub
Ueo Mpntsrre iislse Nnrfebsparbien. "
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-11

Gn ~peroiinlo Bog fOr Sarmsre
pil mart pare at ertoloe, ioet slser,
brussoepartementet M er iGreis mso
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-18
CAPITAL JoTTINGs.
Picked Up Here and There by Our ubiqui-
tous Reporters.

Picked Up Here and There by Our ubiqui-
tous Reporters.
"A cave-in on Market street, makes
driving very dangerous.
The State Steamer McLane arrived
in Baltimore yesterday.
The temperature was down to freez-
ing point yesterday morning.
MIR. J.. Edward Nunroe, is quite i'll
at his home ON Charles street.
Governor Brown and Staff were
photographed last week in Baltimore.
--Herrings are becoming quite plenti-
ful in our market and retail from 10 to
Is cents bunch.
Green ribbon boutoners were con-
spicous on the lappels of coats yester-
day in honor of st. Patrick d day.
A large number of persons attended
the athletic exercises at the Naval Acad-
emy Saturday night, given by the cadets.
To-day is Shelah's day, and we must
congratulate her as well as the Patron
Saint Patrick upon their good behav-
ior.
Police Officer Frantum arrested
Herbert Woods, coloied, for robbing the
money drawer of Sing Lee, on Prince
George street, of $40. lie was held for
further hearing.
The antique exhibit to be given by
the Y. M. G. A., under the auspices of
the Ladiess Auxiliary will be one of the
most interesting exhibits ever gwen in
"Ye Ancient City,
The Epworth League of the First
nj. Il. Church will give their pastor,
Rev. w. l.. Mcdowell, a reception to-
night in the lecture room of the church
Ill honor of his return by Conference to
his charge.
Prof. Hewett Marian calls atten-
tion to the striking fact that a carrier
pigeon would not only have brought
news of the character of the disaster
from the lost Reina Regenta, but might
have saved the ship, as it was only so
miles from shore and had been seen in a
disabled condition by passing ship.
-One of the realitistic features of the
great Tornado" scene in Lincoln J..
Carter's new play 1.-The Tornado" is
real lightning, which flashes and illum-
mates the scene all through its awful in
tensity, this is supplied by system of
storage batteries carried by the COM
pany, which plays at the Opera House
tonight.
III have sold more goods since / ad-
vertised in the CAPITAL than L ever
did before, said Leon Gottleib, one of
the most enterprising business men in
the city. Read his great reduced sale
adj i'm TODAY Is CAPITAL
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-18
NEWS IN THE STATE.
Condensed from Our Daily and Weekly Ex-
changes.

Condensed from Our Daily and Weekly Ex-
changes.
Snow has an epidemic of mumps.
Shad are being caught near Chester
town.
The taxable basis of Easton has been
reduced $50. 900.
Two dredging vessels are ashore off
East Neck Island.
The Prince Georges county commits
sioners are having roads paved.
Prof. w. Boetchell, of Snow Hill,
has discovered new method of preserv-
ing eggs.
Morrisville and Stewartstown, M. p.
churches, two district churches, have
combined.
Rufus Wells, was fatally shot by a
colored man named Purnell, at POGO
mOke City yesterday.
The Frederick Gun Club has ordered
42O partridges for stocking the covey OF
Frederick county.
The farmers of Wioomico county,
have agreed not to raise tomatoes un-
less they receive $500 per ton.
After two unsuccessful attempts the
Jr., O. u. A. Nj. raised flag Saturday
over the school house In Cec1l county.
The municipal election will be held al
North East, today, when five town com.
missioners will be elected for the en-.
suing year.
The school commissioners have or.
dered that the public schools of Wash
| ington county be closed on Friday
April leone week sooner than expec
/ ted.
Lewis Whitehouse cast at his foun
dry Saturday afternoon the heaviest
casting ever made in Easton, where tn,
| iron foundry business is forty years old
The piece weighs ], 500 pounds.
The public schools of Oakland closet
Friday, after term Of 35 days. Th'
school commissioners were c0mpelle,
to make the term short on account O
the insnfficiency Of funds, which wer
all absorbed In the building Of the Oak
land schO0lhouse and the non-ratihca
ti0n of the bonds.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-18
NAVAL ACADEMY.
Annual Athletic Tournament by the Naval
Cadets Saturday Night.

The annual athletic tournament at
the Naval Academy gymnasium Satur-
day night was attended by large crowd.
The gymnasium, which is one of the
finest IN the country, is thoroughly
equipped with the latest athletic contri-
vances. The program was as follows:
Barbells- Wright, L. l.. Johnston,
Shockley, Hand, w. L. Briggs, Nelson,
u. l.. Smith, Gleason, Lehfeldt, j. 5.
Brown, Peterson, Gilmer, Woods, Con-
stein, Pinney, Pettengill, Hannahan.
Kress.
Lepee Salute-A. j. Corbesier, swords
master; Breckenridge. johnson, Cush-
man, Walker, J. +. Houston, ID. NJ.
Wood. Watson, Chester. Baldwin, Lit
tlefield. Bagley, Standley.
Side Horse-Houston, Duncan, Lei
per, Asserson, Mccarthy, Webber, Pal
mer, kress.
Indian Clubs-Cushman Kress, Rey-
nolds, Poor, f. Woods, Hand, n. l..
Jones, Lincoln, Palmer, Pettingill, T..
l.. johnson.
Long Horse and Rings-Poor, Ar
mold, Webber, Smith, q. l.. Williams,
III. Faller, Collins, n. l.. Jones, Palmer,
McCauley and Falconer.
Wrestling-Peterson Nelson, Rey-
nolds, Collins. Muslin, Roys.
Club Race-Shetiield w. T. Briggs,
L. l.. Johnson, ii. Williams.
LeSabre--J. Il. Walker, Breckenridge,
Roys, Burt, Bagley, Baldwin, Cushman,
Johnston.
Crew., Muslin; 2, Collins; 3, Crav-
ell; A, Reynolds; 5. Overstreet; 6, Hol-
den. Z Palmer. 4 Kimhail
Boxing-J. Il. Walker Morton. J. f..
MARSHALL Standley, McCarthy-Collins.
Vault, Kick, Jump-Assorton, Mus
tin, Kimball, Cushman, Briggs, Man
nix, Pinney, Reynolds, Palmer, Falco-
ner, Peterson.
Horizontal Bars Karns, Falconer,
Mccarthy, Leiper, Arnold, Asserson,
N. l.. Jones.
Tumbling-Mannix, Muslin, Karns,
Arnold, Sheffield.
Elephant Race-Ge0. Brown, A. w.
Marshall, Peterson, Faller, Pinney, III.
Williams, Briggs, Webber.
Parallel Bars-Leiper, Karns, McCau-
ley, kimball, Arnold, Asserson, Pal
mer, Mccarthy.
Pyramids "A. w. Marshall, Karns,
Falconer, III. Williams, Leiper, Collins,
Mannix, Nelson, Duncan, McCauley,
n. l.. Jones. Faller, Peterson, Muslin,
Asserson, Houston, Reynolds, Palmer,
q. 8rown, Webber, Sheffield, Poor,
Pinney.
Les Cannes-Baldwin Bannon, Robin
son-Leiper, Lincoln-Tozer, Houston
Burt, Laning-Chester, Wash & o IL
Earle, Jessop-Littleiield, Powell-Roys.
III the wrestling Reynolds won q fall
from Collins and Wenstin from Roys.
There was no advantage between Peter
son and Nelson. Breckenridge excelled
in fencing and sabre contests. The ira
peZe and ring exercises were features of
former exhibitions that were greatly
missed Saturday evening. New featuI es
were the bar drill and Indian club-race.
During the exhibition the Academy band
furnished music.
The hour for drill parade has been
changed from lilo a. m. to 7.45 a. M.
on Saturday. This drill takes the place
of instructions in mathematics.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-18

Pensions have been issued to Mary
landers by the government as follows :
Reissue-John ii. Miller, Baltimore;
George 7. Davis, Point of Rocks, Fred
erick county; George Bennett, Balti-
more; Frederick Van Lindenberg, Bal
timore; Stephen Jamison, Darlington,
Hartford county; Henry Eburg, Hamp-
stead, Carroll county; Isaiah w. SOM
ers, Cooksyille, Howard county; George
Link, Walkerville, Frederick county;
Joseph II. Amby, Baltimore; Samuel
Robson, Clear Springs, Washi II & 0 n
county; Polly NJ. Davis. townsville,
Washington county; Joseph ii. Green,
Baltimore; Algie $. Sterling, Crislield,
Somerset county; Charles Delham, Lev
el, Hartford county; Jesse w. Davis,
Aberdeen, Hartford county; John Scad-
den, Pleasant Walk, Frederick county;
Charles L. Suter, Baltimore; Jas. King,
Pamonkey, Charles county: Jacob II.
Davis, SmithvilIe, Caroline county; w.
s. Harris, LeonardtowB, st. Mary 4
county; Ralph Shiver, Baltimore; John
Green, ElIertoD, Frederick county; Elias
Dorsey, Baltimore. Original Widow
Carrie Rosenberg, Baltimore.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-18

a very interesting and inspiring meet
ing for men only, was held at the y. M.
c. A. yesterday afternoon with very
good attendance. The topic was the
'"Holy Spirit, y Mr.. &. Il. Russell leader
Many of the members made appropriate
remarks. Mr.. G. G. Feldmeyer con-
Quoted the song service in his usual
spirited manner, with the assistance of
Mr.. ID. w. Parlett, pianist, and Mr..
w. +. Feldmeyer, cOrnetist. Several
committees were appointed to help the
ladies in the loan exhibit or antique dis
play, to be given OH Friday afternoon
and evening in the rooms Of the Associa-
tion. Two or three members volul-
teered To act as watchDen and remain
at the building all night, so that the ar
ticles, which will be of great value, will
be entirely safe while on exhibition. A
call was made for all interested in or
ganizing a baseball club to meet to-
night.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-18
ANTIQUE LOAN EXHIBIT.
An Interesting Exhibition by the Young
Mems Christian Association.

The Antique Loan Exhibit, under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Auxiliary 10
the Young Men s Christian Association
for Friday, March 22Ild. is growing iis
breadth and importance. The portrait
gallery Will he feature of interest-the
historic portrait of Governor Sharpe is
to be brought from the famous White
hail Mansion on North Severn. Govern
or Johuson and family, he who nomina-
ted Washington for general nf the Con-
tiaental forces; Charles Robinson, a CO.
lonial citizen; Governor Bowie, terms
of 1903 and 1871; Nicholas Brewer; faith
er of the late Judge B ever; Elenora
McCubbin, who married john Brewer,
the third, in lT27, and Mrs. James Nc
Cubbin, who danced with Washington
in celebrated ball in the State House
here after the Revolutionary War. There
is also promise Of some interesting nina
lures. Among the exhibits Will be a
tea-kettle in which tea was drawn for
Washington; anumber of colonial chairs
of various patterns; q lot of antique jew
elry; a piece of Dresden china, supposed
TO be the first brought 10 America, sent
t. the Moravian nuns in South Bethle-
hem, Pa; box brought over on the
Mayilower; 4 brick from tue old state
House at st. Mary's; besides an innum-
cradle list of valuables and curinsities of
the colonial days. The Colonial Danes.
il is said, will come TO take pointers for
their exhibitions. The exhibit will nave
its modern and hospitable sides. Miss
Walton, of this city, will display speei-
mems of her own work in ceramics, and
Miss Catherine Brewer, of Annapolis,
will exhibit her paintings and sketches
of colonial residences. The collecting
committee are Mrs. f. 5. Riley, Mrs.
Senator Moss, Mrs. w. NJ. Abbott, Mrs.
George w. Moss, Mrs. ID. ". Parlett,
Miss Elliott, and others. The entrance
fee will be twenty-five cents, and tea
and cake will be offered free to visitors.
The exhibit will open at 2.30 A. Nj. Fri
day and close early Saturday afternoon.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-18
At the opera House To-night.

There are five special features in the
way of scenic and mechanical effects i'll
the Tornado" at the Opera House to-
night. The scene of the Tornado in the
first act; the collision of two great ocean
liners in the second act; the night scene
of Chicago Harbor, showing the famous
Masonic Temple, the Auditorium, the
Randolph street yiaduct, in the third
act: the dissecting room in medical
college in the fourth act, and the beau
tiful autumn setting of the fifth act, at
the Opera House tonight.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-18
How to Cure Rheumatism.

ARAGo, Coos Co., OREGON, Nov. 10,
1881 wish to inform you of the great
good Chamberlain Is Pain Balm has done
my wife. She has been troubled with
rheumatism of the arms and hands fol
six months, and has tried many RENE
dies prescribed for that complaint, but
found no relief until she used this Pain
Balm; one bottle of which has complete
ly cured her. ! take pleasure in recon-
mending it for that trouble. Yours
truly. G. A. BULLORD. so cent anC
81 90 bottles for sale by Feldmeyer Bros
City Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-18

Hoods Sarsaparilla has achieved great
success in warding off sickness which,
if allowed to progress, would have un-
dermined the whole system and given
disease a strong foothold TO cause much
suffering and even threaten DEATH
Hoods Sanaparilla has done all this
and even more. 1t has been takenin
thousands OF cases which were thought
to he incurable, and after fair trial has
effected wonderful cures, bringing
health, strength and joy TO the afflicted.
Another important point about Hood 's
SaTsaparilla is that its cures are perma-
nent, because they start from the solid
foundation of purified, vitalized and en-
but what Hood IS Sarsaparilla does that
tells the story.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-18

Tuesday, March 10Th, is the date OF
the next entertainment of the Y. NJ. G.
a., with the following interesting pro
gram: Mrs. VIM. f. Feldmeyer, song
Mrs. A. B. Carter, recitation; DIR. Geo.
L. Feldmeyer, song; Mr.. Robert Bowie
readings; Miss Maude Feldmeyer, song
Mr.. w. Il. Minnick, recitation; Mis-:
Rosa Bowers. guitar; Miss Ethel Field
meyer, recitation; Miss johnson, song
a@es Ms M and S6 Stanng pdnS MessE
duet: Mr.. james Sands, plantation
Admission 10 cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-03-18
Reception 10 their Pastor.

The Epworth League of the First NJ,
+. Church will give their pastor, Rev.
w. l.. Mcdowell, grand reception to-
night in the lecture room of the Church
in honor of his return by the Baltimore
Annual Conference. A programme of
interesting exercises will he rendered by
members of the league. One of the in
teresting features of the evening Will be
the presentation to the pastor of a hand.
some silver set by the young men of his
congregation. This makes Mr.. Nc
Dowell's fifth year, and he is very popu.
lar with his congregation.