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u.avv Rain at Alvin.

Alvin. Texas, July 1o-A heavy shower
Of rain. accompanied by considerable
thunder and lightning, visited TINS place
This afternoon putting stop to hayma&ing
and aeld work for several days. The ram
In oIso insure more mosquitoes, which
are now almost endurable. 1t = rep9r.eo
tar bil,ed Inv mosquitoes something never
beord Of in this section before.
Mr. Fred Haas Of Algca was In a. AVN u YES Yes
termuh sx,s Farm doing nicely since the recent
rains
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.

Port Eads.-Arrived: event (Nor.), from
Ceiba; Barrister tBr), from Liverpool;
Proteus (Am), from New York; I'll Rio
(Am.), from New York. Sailed: Cayo 30
nito (Br), for London via Plymouth; Cam
derdown (Br.). for Cardenas; Venus DAM,
for Port Limon; Hugn (Nor) for Vera
Cruz: Isis OBJ, for Glasgow; Breakwater
(Ami, for Puerto Corten via Belize ana
Port Barrios; Bark Brema (Ger), Tor
Bremen. -,
Galveston for Bremen.
scilly-Passed: Koln (Ger.), from calves
ton for Bremen
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Texans In New York.

NcptCldl u" iHt !" H'-I
New York, July 10-rhe following Tex
ms are registered at New York hotels:
Houston-J. Quafrough, Il. g. Quail
trough, Continental.
Honey Grove-G. W. Fowler, Victoria.
Fort Worth-A. M. McElwee, Victoria.
Uallns-A r. Graf aud wife, Cosmopol-
titan.
Tl Passed.. Game, Marlborough: 70. Car
penter. Mrs Carpenter Normandie.
Gsinesyille--A Hertzell, Murray MIL.
Quanah-B. Bradford, l.. II. Hoidredge,
broadway Central.
Sherman Leroy Adams, st. George.
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Galveston, Texas, July 10.-An entertain
ment is to be given in this city on the even
ing of July 10 by Miss Mercy Westphal or
Houston, who will be assisted by some Of
the best local talent of this city. Miss
Westphal is raising funds to complete her
musical education and has taken this
method Of procuring the necessary amount
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s..,,.L Mi.h a monkey Wrench.

sherman. Texas, July io-Irouble arose
This morning near Blmont. between Jen
steele ana Robert Davis. in which the
Iattar was struck over the head with
AVE! sso.Tt wrench and rendered unconscious.
10th were employees Of threshing ontnt'
Steele as engineer Davis as a wIsr Steele
II Ian SpP b,s water wagon and Steele picked
WIZ nus w,rsneh and threw II with deadly
aim hitting Davis upon the Ss. he not s reaes
nm Mn, 70 snd his condition is regarded as criti'
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Charters Filed.

Austin, Texas. July 1o.--The following
charters were Hled today:
North Texas Telephone company Of Pc
can Gap, Delta county. Capital stock,
5000. Incorporators, w. A. Cockreil, w
II. james and j. II. Gordon.
Texas Pumping company Of Beaumont
Capital stock $1,000. Purpose to store
and transport oil and operate pipe lines.
incorrcrators. W. b. sharp. Ed Prather
Dallas, II, Il. Hughes, Beaumont, and Felix
Hughes, New York
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Hurt in a Runaway.

Mckinney, Texas. July 10.--James Pip
kin, a well-known farmer living In the
northeastern part of this county, was So
riously injured In Runaway here yester-
day. He had Just driven TO town with n
load Of hay when his team became fright
ened and ran, throwing him from the top
with great force
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Gored by a Cow.

Corpus Christi. Texas July 10.-News was
received here today from Ingleside. across
the bay from here. chat ]. NJ. Hornea, a
farmer. had been seriously gured by a Jer-
scy COW several days ago, The animal ran
its horns into his lower bowels. doctor
was sent for. but he IL still reported In u
critical condition.
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Cornus Christi Tax Rate.

Corpus Chrish. Texas, July 10.-The city
council met on Monday and levied taxes
for the ensuing year az follows: Twenty
Ave cents ON 500 valuation for ad vaIorem:
% cents on 500 valuation for water works:
"a cents on 800 valuation for speclal
school Is cents on 500 valuation for spe-
cial street OF the special street fund 25z
cents on the 500 valuation OF property Id
to 20 toward aiding the nre department.
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Weeds Are Scarce.

Galveston, Texas, July 1o.--The "cut-the-
grass.an, weeds" order issued by the
health department is being vigorously car
ried out and enforced. There is hardly
day that passes that some prominent or
lowly citizen is not either arrested or
threatened with arrest. In many cases all
that is necessary is to swear out the war
rant for the arrest Of the neglectful party
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A EornsI Opinion Asked.

Austin, Texas July 1o.-Land Commits
sioner Rogan his asked the attorney gem
eral for an opinion regarding the DISPOSE
ton of certain timber lands. which were
purchased under the act Of 1895 and later
applied for under the act of 1901 The d.
partment is OF the opinion that there is
very little Importance attached to the Ques.
ton.
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SENTENCED TO HANG.

John Warren Viii Swing at Groesbeeck
Next Month for Murder.
Groesbeeck. Texas, July lo-rhis morn.
ing John Warren. the negro who was In
dlcted and convicted and given the death
penalty for the killing of Dock Stevens near
Mexia, was brought before Judge Cobb,
who sentenced him 10 be hanged on Au-
gust IL.
tered n plea OF guilty and his case was ap'
pealed Tho higher court affirmed the
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Nueces County Republicans.

Corpus Christi, Texas, July 1O-James
W. Ward, chairman of the republican
executive committee OF Nueces county. has
called a county convention for next Fri
day night. July is, to elect delegates to
the congressional convention ana the trans
action Of other business.
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Residence at Hlllsboro.

Hillsboro, Texas. July 9.-Fire destroyed
a residence belonging to George 1. Jordan
at a. m. 1t was occupied by ]. r. Col
Vile and he and family had scarcely time
TO escape when the fire was discovered. II
started on the north gallery and appears
10 have been incendiary. There was
small insurance on the house, but none on
tna furniture.
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New OH Company Chartered.

Austin Texas, July 1o.--The Capital City
Oh company amended Its charter by In
ereasing its capital stock from $4,000 to
The charter Of the Richey-Davis OIL COM
pany OF Beaumont was died today. Cap
ital stock, 100000 Purpose TO prospect
for oil and other minerals, build derricks
q. Richey, r. NJ. Davis, Stronghurst, III. |;
w. IL. Gridley, Kirkwood, Ill. c. A. Mil.
Ter, Aledo, Ill; c. A. Bradley, Beau
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Small House at eroesbeeck.

Groesbeck, Texas, July 1o,-Fire broke
out last night and destroyed small
servant house owned by ]. III. Fanor. Loss
on house about $500 and on furniture about
S1O0. no insurance
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New Colonial Elroted.

Austin, Texas July l0-rhe result Of n
recent military election held in the Second
regiment was announced today by General
Scurrv, Roy Hearne of Bremond was elect.
ed colonel, vice Gordon Boone, promoted.
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Groves, Black Roo. Liver Pills.

Made from an active prluelpio obtained
from Black Root They act on the liver
effects No gripping, no sick stomach. VIII
cure ehornie constipation. Price Is cents.
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Austin, Texas, July 1o.The governor was
not well enough today to he at the office.
tend regularly to his public duties and is
stil weak at times.
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Department Notes.

6Austin. Texas, July 10.-Sccretary Of
ate Tod has gone TO Limestone county
business.
pay, and the comptroller andited his ac-
UNITS.
superintendent Harlan had several
2inters begin work this morning painting
II Iron fence around the capitol grounds
pc fence has needed n coat OF paint for
hrs.
insurance Commissioner Johnson re-
med today from College Station, where
attended a meeting OF the Station coun-
comptroller Love has returned from the
Etlus convention and reports having hnh
he Comptroller today approved the ac-
Ents Of Sheriff Reagan Of Cherokee
Unity.
4Bos Barker Of the comptroller's office
returned from Waco, where he attend
81 ne gnthering II the sheriffs
Eherin Brooks Of Walker county was a
t% at the capitol today.
ailroad Commissioners Mayheid has
10 sherman for a few days.
e. to North Texas for a two weeks trip,
~ u..n9rity TO do business In Texas was
ntea today to the Colonial Trust com
~ OF d,s Missouri; capital stock sa,0oo,oO0.
( diutant General scurry today let the
s tcct Tor rations for the encampment.
WSfney General Bell has gone to Fort
On business, and Is expected to re-
Uc nome tomorrow.
Claims by Special Judges.
Texas, July 10.-slnce the appro
uon mas been exhausted which war
ny the last Legislature to pay special
o. claims have been nied with thu
V'ro'ier by the following attorneys who
scted as specisi Judges In the various
m the State: c. W. Kinard. 1854
-, Russell, sb4.79; W. NJ. Imboden
40 a. A. Kenable. s143.s8; J. c. Ran
~, 1870; Thomas McNeai. 500. "A
- Martin. ta1.04: A. d. Lipscoinb
IA. z " Hudson. s41.04; II. b, Truly
W. Hudson, ssi 20: III, II
ue, Ss.ss ". NJ. Smith. sgl 20: 4. W
IIInnhd ~: 90; ID. u. Hin, sis. es: ID
IL. s4l .bS; J. Il, Storms. S27 .38: II
h. o%ssson S1S6. 80: Il. "A. Jeffress
Ins. A.: Dunn, $50. 80: Charles 4
Rurrssxx 20; A.; II. McKiDpey. SIB.6s
NJ .urhsy, $50; r. q. chambiiss. ei.Bi
s,,ts a. Holloway. si29 90: j, w
g A. Wal sI,onw W; .o4A a. Biackhurn. $50. os
IS; j, Hii'p n. sxl 10; F g, chainbii.,
prr 1870: John watson 1, o. 80 n 4
ne. bfie4ias'esssss ,ls.sss.. w. A.rt X
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bonds for that amount shall be issued for
thaf purpose.
The council also bought 500 feet Of hose
for the fire department.
The creamery has been increasing It's
daily supply OF milk every day since II
started, and the enterprise Is now in good
condition A nice, lot OF butter Is now on
hand, which Is finding ready sale.
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shootinn Near Ronham.

Bonham. Texas, July 1o.--IAst night NC
Kee Blair OF this place was shot and prob
ably fatally injured. Cause of shooting
has not boon learned. Hugh Simpson OF
Dodd City. six miles east OF here, ha
keen arrested.
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rort worth. Texas, July io.-rhe TOP
prioes on hogs at the Fort Worth stack stoc5
yAres VIZ ~ n witch was 10 cents more
, sosg no socs ever sold for In this market.
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J, %. s..v i. CUTTING restf,

"a ,.s that old and well triad
be sure Me- NJ. Mlnsiow's Soothing Syrup.
zen eeSSgiIdren teetsng. It soothes the child.
i iofte enitS the gums, nllays, all pnln cures
s Wind collie aud Is the bss. remsay tof
diarrhoen.
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The Mourninn Ven.

The use OF crepe for mourning wells Is
becoming less every day and in summer
the crinkley fabric is scarcely seen. Many
physicians protest agninst women wearing
crepe wells at any season of the year, and
nuns yelling, grenadine and similar ma
terinls have to a large extent replaced the
crepe drapery that formerly was dis
tlnctiye badge of bereavement. For widows
or other women wearing deep mourning 1t
is the fancy at present to wear short
veil OF fine grenndine or gauge, falling In
graceful folds at the back and draped on
n narrow band of crepe A bow OF crepe
adorns the front of the bonnet.
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The muster rolls of the civil war shows
number of cases or soldiers who were
discovered to be women.
One Of the most remarkable women war
rors, says the Baltimore sun. was Chris
tlon CayenaEh, who lived IN England In the
Nineteenth century. she was married and
had three children. Her husband was car
rled OF to Holland, where he had to enlist
as a private soldier. His wife dressed as
man and enlisted 70 as to be near her
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TO PROTECT NEGROES.

Governor of Illinois Sends Militia to
Saline County.
Springfield. Ill. July 10-Governor Yates
today ordered Colonel Theodore Ewert, as
sistant adjutant general Of Illinois, to pro-
ceed to III Dorado, Saline county, with
a squad OF infantry and protect the lives
and property of negro residents there, who
during the past month, have been subjected
to outrages on the part of white citizens.
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a MARRIAGE Out of the Ordinary.

Yoakum, Texas, July fo.-At the depot
yesterday Mr.. G. p. Harris of Halletsville
and Mrs Matte Winnegea, until recently
OF Tomyway, Iowa, were married on board
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southern Pacific CeIebratlon.

Galveston, Texas, July ,lo.-The celeora-
ton of the advent Of the first ship of the
New York Galveston service OF the South
ern Pacific has assumed definite form.
President Jockusch OF the Galveston bust
ness league has been officially advised that
the first ship will arrive here from New
York on the morning of August s. All the
Southern Pacific lines will sell tickets at
reduced rates here on that occasion and
there will be an enthusiastic celebration.
On the evening of August there VIII be a
torchllgbt procession with three bands OF
music. The Herb Light Guard band OF
Houston, the band of Fort Sam Houston
and the Galveston Gartenverein band VIII
furnish the music.
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Imboden, si7s,o7; James r,aci, sci .be: p.
p. Ward, s47 "a; Thomas p. Stone.
sso&20; ". II. Alien sis.70. Cp to date
tho total 10 In the neighborhood OF $1,000.
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the casthound train. Justice. j. W; Rees
performing the ceremony The bride had
lust arrived from Iowa, the groom having
come over from Hnlletsyille To meet her.
Ii is understood that the courtshlp was
carried on by correspondence.
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THE BANK DEBT PAlD.
officials Who Had It in Charge Gave
Out a Statement

officials Who Had 1t IN Charge oaNe
Out a Statement.
Austin. Texas July l0.-The State board
which had charge of the affairs attendont
Apon the reopcning of the First National
bank. today gave ont the following state
hent. which shows that they have dis
Enlarged their duty. since the bank has
Returned every cent due the State;
Do the Public:
The under gned. having heen appointed
IN the leg stature. under joint resoln-
Hon, approved August 30, lI8l board,
With authority to make such an agreement
n in their Judgment might be necessary
"a secure the return to the proper oiflcials
~! all moneys in the custody Of the FIRST
National bank % Austin. Texas, OF tle
15eceiver thereof. and belonging to the State.
y hep said bank was closed and placed in
Mic custody Of a receiver. to-wi': August
~ 1911, would respectively report that,
IA pursuance of such resolution. an agree
bent was made with said bank on inc
Ind day Of january, 1907. for the return
~ said moneys, amounting In all to three
hundred and nine yscven thousand. seven
hundred and twenty dollars and twenty
"A ght cents 1897, 2Sl, which said sum
las the entire amount belonging TO ana
|(ne the State from the said bank; ana
Ibat In pursuance Of such agreement the
Ibid entire amount Of three hundred and
<Anetysevcn thousand. seven hundred ana
XEenty dollars and twenty eight cents, mas
q pen paid by tho hank into the state
feasrry In iustallments and upon dates
follows:
pnnary 9. 1902 .$a7. a21 30
february |, 1902 e. 10000 90
arch J; I02 '..., 5000 90
5 arch 81 1902 49,. HhNo 90
ay z, NV ........ oc,On ~
bly 2, 1899 ........ ~, 1903 9s-s597, 100 %
M Joseph d. Saycra, Governor
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nenutu Marshal Anpointed.

Galveston, Texas, July 10.--Nicnslo ldar
has been appointed deputy United States
marshal of the Southern district of Texas
at Laredo the appointment being made by
United States Marshal Hanson. Mr.. Idar
has been justice OF the peace at Laredo
and is also the publisher of Spanish
newspaper in that city. His oath was filed
with the clerk Of the United States court
here today.
The oath Of Frank Ccrda. whose appoint.
ment as deputy United States marshal at
Rio Grande City was announced In the
Post some time ago. was also MED here
today. Mr.. Cerda was formerly United
States deputy marshal in the Western dis
trict Of Texas. 1t is observed that he Is
retained by Marshal Hanson. out none OF
the deputy marshals who served under DR..
John Grant were retained IN either the
Southern or the Eastern district. This Is
said TO he due TO the unfavorable impress
sion made on the administration by let
fer mnde public by Or. Grant, In which he
arralgned the president for dismissing him.
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EFFORT FOR BETTER RATES
To the State Convention Is Being
Made by Galveston.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR S. P. CELEBRATION
Torehght Procession Has Been Decided
on and Throe Bands VIII Be Put on
for the Occasion.

Galveston, Texas, July 1o.--Galveston is
using every EFFORT to get some better con-
sessions In the way of cheaper railroad
rates for the democratic convention than
those previously announced of one fare
plus 10 per cent for the round trip. It
seems that the railroads Of the state have
convention rate of one fare plus 10 per
cent for all conventions and this agreement
they have mo- thus far seen willing to
break Galveston is particularly anxious
Tor large attendance the coming conyen
tion, but this will not be likely il the rail-
roads do not make better rate than that
announced
The following communication has been
sent TO the Officers of the railroads men
c. II. Markham, vice president Southern
Pacific, Houston, Texas; Leroy Trice. vice
president International and Great North
ern, Palestine, Texas; l.. j. Polk, vice presi-
dent Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
Galveston w. E. Green, vice presi-
dent Cotton Belt, Tyler, Texas; e. ]. Mar
TN, general passenger agent San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass, San Antonio, Texas. w.
6. Crush, general passenger agent Missouri
Kansas and Texas, Dallas, Texas, and ID:
II. Keller, vice president Fort Worth and
Denver city, Fort Worth, Texas.
The citizens of Galveston. through the
following representatives, respectfully peti.
tion for reconsideration In matter of demo-
cratic convention rates This is more than
n convention In the usual sense, Galveston
having arranged to entertain visitors from
all over the State and being anxious 10
have such visitors satisfy themselves re-
garding contemplated Improvement for pro-
lection of port. In view Of this and be-
lieving situation warrants departure from
former position, we respectfully ask for
much lower rate than already announced.
"W. T. Austin,
president City Commissioners.
ar. Waverley Smith.
"President Deep Water Committee.
Julius Runge,
president Cotton Exchange.
~. w. Jockusch
president Business League.
~. H. Johnston.
Secretary Chamber of Commerce.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-21

Good-by. bright leavesi Poor. pretty. USE
less thingss
Your scarlet robes are soiled and tram
pied now:
AwhIle-ah. such little while-you
laughed
And danced. upheld by yonder sturdy
bough.
Ana then--he tired OF you. and let you go;
You chung and pleaded. but you fen at
last.
shivering and shrinking from the unknown
with ne'er a hand to help you as you
passed.
An. mystic worIol Not yours the fault.
poor leaves.
That you had neither flower. nor fruit.
nor seed.
Nor cen restraining rootlet. still to hold
For you q place. IN winter time OF need.
] hear your wailing voices. as you float
To your dark rest: Have not done my
partI
kept the fierce. hot rays from tender lives
or those who DO not heed my breaking
hearfl
"And even in my misery and death
In some strange way feel. but know not
how.
To other years some richness shall give.
Some essence Of the bloom on vine and
bough"
But now the scornful world has blown you
on,
And heavens bright tears fan from the
household caves
Upon you. and your little life f. Ger
The fate OF all the lost and fallen leaves.
Fannie Barber Knapp. in Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-21

Toast rather thin slices of bread 4
nice brown; butter slightly and cover
with half an inch Of crab meat; place in
the oven and heat thoroughly. Have
some eggs nicely poached in rings, one
for each slice. Lift from the water onto
the crab meat and serve very hot
Washington Star.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-21

Ship loads of potatoes are arriving
1T New York from Ireland, Scotland
and Belgium. Evidently, says the Chi
cago Record-Herald, all the world
doesn't propose to get all it's food from
Uncle Sam all the time.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-21

London newspaper men are afraid
that American women journalists are
going to crowd them ont of business.
Why, asks the Chicago Record-Herald.
don't they execute a coup by marrying
the lady Journalists?
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-21
Peoule Believe Init

II has been cynically said that any,
thing can be sold by advertising nova.
days. This is not 50. Many 1inin.enf,
have been advertised but only one Per.
ry Davis PainkiIIer-has stood the tes.
Of sixty years use. To-day its popular.
ty Is greater than ever and is based no,
upon what nybody says bur upon whal
the remedy does. There Is but one Pain.
killer. Perry Davis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-21

A fine selection Of the Perry picture
are on sale at the CAPITAL office. These
pictures mounted make beautiful pres
enfs and are especially suitable for
Christmas gifts because they ere beauti-
full: they are inexpensive, they are al
ways acceptable. and easily mailed to
friends out Of town. Cali at the CAPTxAL
Office and inspect assortment Of Perry
pictures srw.
CA - - - IA K N.
nssr sAs sIhs klz6 ypn HsB kIHss DsqDa
s''.:;'" N<HzZzNx
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-21
DR.. Richard Grady,
DENTIST.
% Prince George ST.. Annapolis. Md.
Z FOR SALE.

A FINE FRUIT LOT mostly Bartlett and Keif-
fer Pears Trees seven years old. few Apples,
Cherries and Plums. All hrst-class stock. Lot
inOxi0O feet Prominently situated at West An
napolls. and enclosed. Apply TO % Market st. jaS
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-21

SEVERAL DESIRABLE PIECES OF PROP
kkTY for sale. sttua &c on Prince George. West
and Clay Streets. lrire OF
81 r. q. + lott, Arundel Building.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-21

q a. - - % Ia
Bears the The IND is Asm llnsp Bssg)t
'',s''' G1zzzZx
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WANTED

Two good men at once to work as agents for the
Tome Friendly Lite Insurance Company here in
Annapolis, with two good Books to collect upon
already insured For all information please call
nsSw IL. voRs REG, superintendent
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-21

- FOR SALE OR RENT.-A COTTAGE ON
MI MURRAY HILL; 6 rooms, bath room,
store room, garnet, and cellar. Also stables and
poultry houses with large lot. Apply on the prem
SOS. SAMUEL GARNER 33lw.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-03-21

- FOR SALE--A Two-sToRY FRAME
- HOUSE AND LOT IN Holland Street, 30 IT
front, vi feet deep, In COOL repair. Apply to JAS
III. MACE. ~ Holland street. d3w