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HELP WANTED.
AnIe-

ATTENTION, 80 and few hours
ligf!f work takes you u Europe. No
steamship work Shipping Offices. 3 Gin
run-sf and . " est -.
LEADING DECORATIVE house wants
salesman who has mad experience with
& high art decorative house OF Nsw-Tork .
must have a custom following and be com
petent 70 command new business only
ones having the qualifications need an
swer: correspondence "a ne treated in con
hdence- Address HIGH ART. $50 3c-ave-
WANTED.--In the Office II a large manu-
featuring company, a youth ~ IS or 10
years of age. preference Will be given 10
one having had some office experience and
who writes a good hand Address, with
references. MANUFAtTTJ REH Tribune
ONCE.
WANTED. In the Office u "a larEe manu-
featuring company an intelligent and
accurate stenographrr. not over twenty
I'VE years Of age. Address. with refer
ences and salary expected MANI-FAC-
TCHER Tribune Office
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
-URsIsuED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS. with
EoreI service 81 moderate prices, con
.-e.-ter.ee ~ location speaks for 4tseif- spe-
go rates for spring and summer season
sA<zGEE - Fast 42u-st.
.9r, ST 934 WEST. near Broadway
g,auriful large rooms adj Joining hain,
IN rerneL family references.
,o-rH ST II EAST Handsomely fur
,,i~nes rooms. porcelain baths, superior
g45f15l,l.ittoTls. excellent location. break
fssr served II desired.
3zTH ST, I'D WEST, near broadway
farae front room small room connect
,-,s. gent erusn desired. references re-
autrsd Owner
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PATENTS.

A.-THOMAs DREW STETSOS % Muir
ray-st, patent solicitor and expert; es-
tsblished 1850 Telephone. 2l36 Cortlandt l.
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DASBEHY HATS.

FOR T-NC DOLLARS We duplicate IN
style, q1stty. weFkrna nship ana nnlsn
enT &a.5g hat SOLO 5y retail hatters IN this
ely El@gr correct stvle aRc color ~
srleef from. DAkBIRE HAT co. -
-.as--r-..es-. -
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HELP WANTED.

HELL " An TED.
Female.
WANTED Till June 10. cook who will
assist Iauniress Can ~ - East 64th-
Fl. to-day between ! and O'Clock Must
bring references.
WANTED A neat German girl as cook
for sinai! family IN apartment. willing
20 GO 10 country for summer Cali Tues
day u "Wednesday. between and J. Car
fare paid o. B. ISL West 75th-z5
LOST or STOLEN, T&ankuaoz No. fU8 gT7
II the Fin grants Industrial savings
BANK. Payment stopped. Please return
book % bank. No. 81 Cnamh'ers-st
LOST or STOLEN. Bankbook y 90. "a
% the German Savings Bank In the civ
% New York corner 4th-aye. and l-fh-st
ISSUED 90 JULIUS Lathe nus. AL persons arr
cautioned against negotiating the sa me II
not returned 10 the DaHk on the l5th GAY
OF May. 1910. duplicate viii be issued
ADVERTISER ENTs ana supscr. ptlons for
The Tribune received al their Uptown
Once. No. l.2i2 Broadway I'd door north
OF blsi-st-, until 9 o clock p. n. Adyer-
tissmentE received al The following branch
offices at regular Office rates until O'Clock
=. m. viz. 2o1 Shave. :. e. cor. I'D 81.
i52 6ih-sve.. cor. l2th-st: Mays. 9Th
ave. ana lsth-st-. ls2 Columbus near
West 56th-st-s 100 West 42d-st. near 9Th
ave- 81 East IsIb-st.; zo7 West 42d-st..
ostwe<l tn ana sth ayes. fbs East 47th-
Hts,; i,o26 se-sYs.. ueaT 6ist-st; i,7QS lsl-
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DIAMOND SETTING.

DIAMONDS set and reset while you waH
n ihtest sfyie Of Hnountings; liberal price
gsia Tor old gold and silver Il SESSLIR.
IiEEZ1C1d s-erter - Maiden Lane
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EYE GLASSES & sPECTACLEs.

EYE GLASSES & sPECTACLEs.
Ego Glasses FpeG
THIS WEEK our opticians viii examine
your eyes ana sell YOU 4 pair Of our 81 30
gold spring eyeglasses for 81. and give YOU
d gQld-plarei eyeglass chain with a safety
hook also leather case. ABSOLUTELY
FREE Is a g. - outfit for 81. Spec
tacles az he same price.
A--EN = = OPTICAL COMPANY,
40 Fulton ST. NEW YORK
Hours A. n 20 e. p. NJ. Between Broadway
saturdays Included. and Nassau 81
DnEssmAKINu.
ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING &. short no
tice. imported styles perfect III guar
snteed. moderate prices 20 Est lOlst-st-'
corner Mao sOn-aye-
BLOCHs LADIES' TAILORING. .277 9Th
AVE. offers ladies' tailored suits silk
lined throughout. modelled after tie latest
Partisan fashions, made 10 your special
orders S25 upward; our spring catalogue
has just been published and VIII be sent
with a complete lire OF samples free Of
charge TO ali parts Of the United States;
careful attention given 10 mail and out Of
town orders.
DREssMAKER. Good hands. cheap work.
-a-'s7s IA -NBf-. - - ESt "oNtt 81
DRESsafAKER- Correct STYLES: superior
work and finish fsultless skirt droopi
stylish wraps and waists responsible, rea-
sonable- Mrs. COOKE, 2S5 West 4+th-st.,
1e-qr Broadway
DRESSMAKER-A respectable colored
dressmaEeT wishes 8 few more customers
out by the day, OF take work a. home Ad-
cTess A ? 7, Box 81, 1872 Broadway.
DREssAIAKER Perfect litter; skirts re
lined equal 20 new; reasonable price
HERBERT. $50 West 37th-st.
EXPERIENCED Partisan dressmaker.
with latest models and styles from
ences home only. Nile DUHACT. 15I
East 3Ist-st-
FOR FASHIONABLE ladies' tailoring.
perfect 1T and workmanship, call the
reliable ladies' tailor. J. KAUFMAN. 204
East s5d-si., near 3d-ave.
l. ROSENTHAL. L4edies' Fashionable
Tailor Habit Maker, &c. has removed
from $50 Aadison-aTe.. 70 !. 634 Madi-
son-ave-- between 10th and 10Th SITS.
!. Wolf. ladies' Tailor.-Riding habits,
silk lined suits 10 order from So up
perfect n guaranteed 322 West 59th-st.
!. FINKBLsTEIN. Ladies. Tailor-Cloaks
and jackets, suits made from So up; best
workmanship perfect IT. 1G9 East ll0th-
St, near 3d-ave-
-. LEVIN nne Ladies Tailoring Cloaks.
Suits and Skirts 10 order; perfect ut
51s East i4th-st-. between LIST and ID
ayes. N~w-YOrk
G. MADAIO Ladies' ana Gents Tailor;
cleaning. pressing, dyeing; satisfact'o
guaranteed ana good work. % West S2d st
II. ROTHsTEIN. Importer practical
tailor. cutter and litter for ladies' and
gems; altering and repairing neatly done
POI West l2Sth-st.. corner 7ti-aye.
X. LEVIN fine ladies' Tailoring. CToaNs.
Suits and skirts 10 order. perfect A..
3is East l4th-st.. between LIST and %
ayes. New York
SWELL dressnsking establishment makes
dresses from SO Up until Nav and Uses
ladies' materials usual price from So 10
So. Address ORIGINAL DESIGNS. 242
Broadway.
UNITED STATES SUIT MANIC. CO. 90
West isth-st., near 6yn-ave.-Skirt max
ing. 81 Up. Jackets 81 bring your material:
alterations IL evening gowns and stage
crosses equal 70 new; skirts rebound ana
pressed. 81. cleaning and dyefng.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
At 81 BARTHOLOMEW EMPLOY
ME&T BUREAU
- East zZd-s-. Tel 2E54- 5sflI-st-- First
ciass servants supplied houses cioFed for
-airi les Ehs are leaving town references
faEe- --lr invest gated
EES- SERVANTS REST SYSTEM
-AAINS GTH-AFE. AND IlTE-bI-
ALL REFERENCES INVESTIGATED.
Kris z. Il BACON me most reliable
affoe Tor Male and Fenale Help. Refer
eEsees -nvest lgzE1f Ssl 6th-sye-. near I'D
- T@iephssas ss9Ss--isth-st
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PHYSICAL CuLTuRE.

PLY CULTURE.
RELIEVE RHEUMATISM. stiff Joints:
hot air treatment, 100 TO 500 degrees
Fahrenheit; male and female attendants;
hours 10 10 :. SATHER. 225 West 42d-st.
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FOR SALE.
6 1OO.OO
D1AMORD
So b

It's q well known facI that 7 probably
ktt more genuine bargains IN Diamonds
mar any other dealer IN this country
Ihls uns for instance. man called ~
~nd sald he would exchange his diamond
e nc for large diamond ring II ] would
SIC - for - & made fse -NctaBKr- ana
Los offer tilE stud Tor S5s cash Il - a
Eazp Also. ladv's diamond brooch tsT
go owner had 81 given 10 her. she di1
~ Ike the design. 80 ! allowed her SO
- = and many other Just such diamond
faoes - sell fhiE week. one IN particular
"a gents biz Diamond Ring for 500 Tie
SNnes pHio sl5s-se u gold for u. IN Eng
lsne Nov he needs tins money us cheap
a. ssss Several good trades IN diamonds.
AEEfE 81 SEw1ToRK.
HoERs A n TO SIP n NEAR
SATURDAYS INCLUDED. NASSAU 81
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EfFNFb Coal pockets, 22s n Both
LLEEAzn 81 Best quality Coal only
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned By steam. ~ hanc OF
On the E0oE- Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co, SIS Broadway. s2I East +hth--i.
coz & BRANDT Tei I22-3sta.
FREDERICK ACKERNAS. I33 West ga
e.. near eth-aVe.-sresm carpet clean
- ana feather and hair 1sn0VafinE works.
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COAL AND WOOD.

F0E SALR-FirEt class Laundry 81 A
bargain address, ADHGTT -ATEDRY.
So F1lta1-s1-- Brooklyn.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

-AFE SALOON basement and cigar
stand Tor sale II the most 6ctive par
= over 8rosd Ear- elegantly fitted Up;
,rrrrs reasonable 70 q responsible party
Acar--s P .. Boz l.o51
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MACHINERY.
OLD BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD

BOOKS bough; for cash: entire libraries
purchased; calls residences free. 5. c.
RAINS. 3SS 5th-ave
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BOOK SALE.

GAEgEH Ell BggN SALE.
BUILDING TO BE TORN DOWN.
Books cGr even ocdy- rich aid 9SoT. old
AID Young. at Coverings New-Y0rk Book
Exchange Isl Broadway. opposite Wanna
Us ker s, books q every description al
lower prices than ever before offered IN the
CITY immense stock Of STANDARD and mis-
celG1e0gE books. 5nely bound sets Illus
trztec Eift books a. prices never before
approached, encyclopedias - ppleton' :
Chambers. Britannica People 81 AZ your
oN-n price secondhand school books. re
view books and books Of all kinds bought
sod and exchanged; highest cash prices
paid calls al residence free. LOVER
lAGS Me- YORK BOOK EXCHANGE
81 Broadway. between sth and 9Th SITS:
CpeE evenings
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second HEHds 5o~est prices, easiest terms.
10y Bros . Union Sruare.
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COACHMAN. - Thoroughly unde-ssa ncs
care horses harness and carriages; VII
ing and oblging. city or country 9eSt
PERSONAL and written references. COACH
MAN. I'D East 40th-st.
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CARETAKER married couple no
children would take care OF private
house during summer months; best refer
ence. call or address 564 Columbus-ave..
stationery store.
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COACHMAN-GROsOM by two Swede-;
caachman. 3B. . feet iu Inches; groom.
ri 3 feet inches. first class city expert
ence: written and personal references. ~
East sgth st. care Ericsson.
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HOTEL. WAITER from Vienna wants
position IN large hotel; speaks English.
French. German and Russian Address
I.ANpMEIER care Of GreineF. 524 East
13th-st
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GARDENER class recommenda-
tons Address A J.. Box 10. 263 West
f25th-zt
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GARDENER or HEAD GARDENER--By
a man OF wide experience in the best
private places familiar with the manage
uent OF greenhouse development OF
lawns nice shrubhbery. fruits. vegetables;
no children. unquesJionaole references ;
DAVIDSON. Henderson Seed store, y
Cortlandt- ST
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wishes 20 pro-
cure a place for his cOaChman. whom ne
can highly recommend as 70 honesty and
sobrie;v. Thoroughly understands his bust
ness in all its branches. Address q N
l+G East 41st st
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GROOM First class; can ride and drive
well; best Of written and personal refer
encss Address T. Box -. Tribune Office.
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GROOM or COACHMAN-On gentleman
country place best reference. NJ. L,
Box 325. l. 269 Broadway
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COACHMAN. aged So; willing. obligiag;
careful stylish city driver; thoroughly
understands his business. city OF country.
IA years reference. CLARK, $50 West
sd II.
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ANTIQUES. SILVER WARE Ann
JEW ELRT.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

1--FlEsT CLASS new family hotel:
strictly AreprOOf. all the comforts and
convenience 1eIigaIful ROOMS for single
men WITH bot AND COLD WATER
STEAM HEAT AND ELBC-TRIC LIGHT
for 81 PER WEEK UPWARD: cannot be
eQualled, references required HOTEL,
hGLAND. 5Sth-sJ. and Madis0n-ave
block from Central Park Entrance
laTE-ST-. 100 EAST.-Eandsanelv fur
-ishec. hO-uelike rooms. all cuuvenienc es.
isnle anc service uneNceiIe-1- reasonable
liable Has11e-s accommodated
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ped D LINE.
{ La Guayra. Puerto CabeIo, Curacao and Mara
; CalbO. via CuracaC-CallnE also Puerto Rico.
From Roberts Pier. BROOKLYN.
s 5. CARACAS. Tuesday. May 8. p NJ
4 :. :. PHILADELPHIA Tuesday. May % l p
These vessels have superior
BOULTON. BLISS & DAI-I.ESTT
! General Managers. l35
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-08
N THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
Those Who Received Today Society
Personals.

Society is rushing things before Lent.
Several card parties. teas. luncheons and
dinners are on the tapis for the next three
weeks. when Ash Wednesday will usher
in quietus.
Mr.. Charles Lowndes. OF Cumberland.
gave dinner at the Stafford, Baltimore.
on Tuesday evening before the german.
His guests were Mrs. Robert Randolph
Hicks. OF Norfolk. who chaperOned the
party: Miss Sarah Barker. Miss Kath-
arine Bruce. Miss Ffoulke. OF Washing
ton; Miss Alice Pitts. MIR. William Colds
borough; Mr.. Fioulke. OF Washington: /:
Mr.. Reese Cassard. Mr.. Frank Colds
borough.
Mrs. John Walter Smith gave another
Of her delightful receptions at the Exesu-
tive Mansion this afternoon. Mrs. Smith
has been very unfortunate in the way OF
weather. which has been either rainy or
excessively cold on the days Of her re-
ceptions. In spite OF the disagreeable
weather, however, there were a large
number OF callers. many OF whom were
out OF town guests OF friends here. Mrs.
Smith was assisted by the members Of
her house party. Miss Upshur. Miss Del
bert. Miss Dryden. and others from the
city and Naval Academy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-08

Senator Williams. of Anne Arundel.
introduced bill in the Senate yesterday
10 incorporate the Annapolis Banking
and Trust Company. The incorpoTaloTs
named are +. A. Seidewiiz. Elijah Will
Jams. A. +. Ohr, M. M. Smith. George
Wells. b. F. Krouse. Geo. w. Albaugh.
Charles A. Dubois and +. +. Cunning
ham. The capital stock is $50. 900. with
right to increase to S75o. 900, and. the
company is authorized to do a banking
business. to act as financial agent. trustee
and guardian and to receive property on
deposit and loan money thereon. II is
also provided that when the company
shall act as trustee, receiver. adminIstra-
tor. executor. guardian or committee. OF
if the court shall order deposit OF funds
with the company, the capital stock OF
the company shall be considered suiii-
cient security. unless the court should re-
quire additional security.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-08
Physical Culture.

A strong argument in favor Of physical
culture among girls is advanced by the
students of Bryn Mawr. Pa. where all
outdoor sports are encouraged, as well
as the regulation gymnasium exercises.
The class of 1901 furnishes convincing
proof in the way of statistics. All the
members OF the class have submitted to
two ply sical examinations. between which
six months have elapsed. The result,
metres. from I67.6z to Ioo.S4; increase
lung capacity measured in cubic cent?
metres). from I67 .6z to Ioo.84; increase
in chest imitation (difference in centi-me-
tres). from 4. .48 to 5 SO: increase in total
strength measured in kilograms). from
2io.8z to z4o.So. Other tests show in
creased strength in every part Of the
body. And yet some people decry ath-
letics among women.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-08
No Right to ugIiness.

The woman who is lovely in face.
form and temper will always have friends.
but one who would be attractive must
keep her health. II she is weak. sickly
and all iun down. she will be nervous
and irritable. II she has constipation or
kidney trouble. her impure blood will
cause pimples. blotches. skin eruptions
and a wretched complexion. Electric
Bitters is the best medicine in the world
to regulate stomach. liver and kidneys
and to purify the blood. 1t gives strong
nerves. bright eyes. smooth. velvety skin,
rich complexion. 1t will make a good
looking, charming woman of rundown
invalid. Only 50 cents, at Feldmeyer
Bros, City Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-08
The Annapolis Euchre Club.

The Annapolis Euchre Club held their
regular weekly meeting on Tuesday eve
ming at the residence OF Mrs. =. ]. Miller.
Maryland avenue. Beside the regular
members Of the club. there were present
as guests the Mrs. Magruder. OF Wash
ington. and Major and Mrs. Thornton.
Alter playing their usual number OF games
which terminated at midnight, all repair
ed to the dining room. which was decor
ated with palms and ferns. and where a
supper and refreshments were delight
fully served. Everybody enjoyed them
selves and feel greatly indebted to the
kind host and hostess tor such charm
ing evening.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-08
CHANCE FOR r0UNG DOCTORS.
Places In The Navy To Be Coveted :
Secretary Lsng Interested.

Secretary Long has prepared bill de-
signed to encourage young doctors TO
enter the medical corps Of the navy,
where there are invariably more vacan-
cies than candidates for the places. The
bill proposes to increase the rank of assis-
tant surgeons (the grade that new men
take on being commissioned to that Of
junior lieutenant instead OF continuing it
at ensign, which il has been since the
Civil War.
One OF the great. and practically the
only. objection young doctors have to
joining the navy is that their rank for the
first year or two quarters them in the
steerage with the naval cadets and other
junior officers. The promotion that fol-
lows 10 rapid after few years Of service,
however. Not since the Civil War has
the medical corps of the navy had the
full quota OF officers allowed it by law.
There are always vacancies in the lower
grades. which the Navy Department is
unable to keep filed until there is some
change in the present law.
Seven vacancies now exist. for which
q board is waiting at the New York navy
yard to examine candidates who may
apply for the service. Any young doctor
having good credentials may take this
examination. and if he meets require
ments the commission follows without
the exercise OF political or other inhu-
ences. In fact. the medical corps is the
only branch of the navy where one may
enter enuely on merit. The Surgeon
General hopes tor the passage OF the bill
increasing the rank of young assistants
so that they may be entitled to wardroom
messes Immediately on entering the navy.
Six vacancies in the grade of assistant
paymaster also are now at the disposal
OF the President. whose permission is
necessary 10 take the entrance examina-
ton. Authority to be examined is almost
equivalent to an appointment. for few OF
the candidates are. as a rule. rejected
either mentally or professionally. The
next examination for these places will be
held at the Washington navy yard in
March. and OF the list Of two hundred
applicants the President will choose a
young man for each place.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-08
Court Of Appeals.

The Court of Appeals heard arguments
today in the case OF the Southern Street
Railway Advertising Company OF Balu-
more VS.. the Metropolitan Shoe Manu-
featuring Company. of Baltimore. The
Shoe Company agreed in writing to take
S. GOO worth Of advertising in the street
cars of Baltimore. and claims a verbal
contract with the agent ei the Advertis.
ing Company for only $500 worth. The
Court below admitted evidence OF the
verbal contract to alter the written one.
and the Advertising Company excepted.
On losing below the Advertising Com.
pany appealed to the Court Of Appeals.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-08
A Handsome Fountain.

The up-to-date and enterprising young
druggist Of lower Main street. Mr.. Ru;
dolph Smith. has had new onyx fount-
ain placed in his handsome drug store.
The fountain is of the most beautiful
onyx, with here and there tint of light
green and delicate brown. II is the latest
improved. and is ornamented with col
umns Of the same stone, supporting a
handsome plate mirror. above which
hangs q beautiful electric light bulb.
The effect il very handsome and attract
i've. Mr.. Smiths drug store is. stocked
with the freshest medicines and drugs.
and is thoroughly equipped and an ar
tistically decorated establishment. One i'm
agines himself in New York when in this
gem Of drug store, the handsomest in
town.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-08

The School Commissioners at their
last meeting appointed Miss Daisy Ham
mond and Miss Elizabeth Lehr, assistants
in School located at Curtis Bay. Miss
Hammond takes the place OF Miss Lucy
Owens. who is to be advanced to succeed
L. ID. Barnes. removed. Miss Owens
has won this deserved promotion by her
own efforts being most competent and
efficient teacher, and her appointment
meets with the hearty approval Of the
patrons Of the school to whom she has
become endeared by her genial and
pleasant habits.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-08
People I, Elee, Senator.

A minority report has been made to
the House on the bill for the election Of
Senators by the people. IL concurs with
the principle Of the bill. but urges direct
elections without awaiting legislative ap-
proval for change Of system. as pro-
posed by the majority. Messrs. Rucker
and Zeigler. who sign the report. say the
time has come when the exalted position
OF United States Senator should not be
open to the suspicion Of being pnrchas-
able.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-08
His Life Was Saved.

Mr.. ]. E. Lilly. prominent citizen Of
Hannibal, Mo-, lately had a wonderful
deIiverance from frightful death. In
telling of it he says: IL was taken with
Typhoid Fever. that ran into Pneumonia.
My lungs become hardened. l was so
weak COUNT even sit up in bed, Moth
ing helped me. expected to soon die
Of Consumption, when ] heard of DIR.
Kings New Discovery. One bottle gave
great relief. continued to use it, and
now am well ard strong. cant say too
much in its praise. This marvellous
medicine is the surest and quickest cure
in the world for all Throat and lung
Trouble. Regular sizes 80 cents and
8I.oo. Trial bottles free at Feldmeyer
Bros. Drug Store; every bottle guaran.
feed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1900-02-08
A|n|OSICU in TWO.
Is what we have
done to the price
of every article in
our store>ln
From a pair of Hose to
a Tailor- Made Suit or
Overcoat.
Everything shares in the Sweep
ing reductions during our
Special Clearance Sale.

Our cash buying system makes
it imperative for us to have
ready cash at the beginning
of a new season, hence we do
not propose to have Overcoats,
listers or any Winter appar
el yawning and perspiring ON
our counters and tables dur
ing the hot days of the sum-
mer, in lieu of the then pop
ular Crash and Alpaca varie-
ty.