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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17
GtienbaDnfricg lit NaioDole.

Sn bem fleinen Stdot6en Miobale
5Dil9en bier nnO llbri9splue betri1te
lebten Sonnta9 nidt aeringe Nuirez
aung iiber oas gepalttbdti9e 8orgebcn
elmer Nn3abl @iIenbabnurbeiter. 9:e
@OIben Goal So. bat bel Wtibpale neue
Soblengruben ge0Ifnet unO beablihtigte
oieielben our6 eln @iIenbubngeleile nit
Der y. & .. @iienbabn gu berbinoen.
Sod tonnte Oos @eleiTe ni6t eele9t
meroen obne bas @igentbum BON MQ=
rlon Soopingarner gu treu5en, oieier
aber tDeigerte lih. Der 8eleaI6aIt oas
@e9redt hber iein 2ano 81 eeben uno
er ertpirtte einen @inbaltsbefebt eeqer
bic @eIeliAaft. I'm ben 3med bod
gu errei9en uno su9lei6 aud ben Sc
ri0tsbefebl gu umgeben. pollte nun
ole 5fDbieu 80. aul tsbten GollntaQ
oas 8eleiIe ourd Die 9lrbeiter Der y.
& .. @iienbabn in oeren 0amen legell
laRen uno Die 9rbeitsri6ar riidte
aud in 9roBer NnSabl aus, um Die Orr
belt aus5uIiibren, ober 6Orpingarner
bate BON Der Sade Mino befommel
uno bate Den Sheriff Waener Qebolt
uno als oieier antanl, lfellten bic 9lrbei=
ter ibre Sbdtigteit elm. 0popinQarner
perlanate erlt $2500 fir Iein @ieen=
tbun, ertldrt abr ieB:, unter $500
9ebe er 6allslbe ni6t her.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17
9SieIcnoiUiOcnOc.

Sic STANDARD Sil @onpanD" bat
oieIer Sage eine ueitere 0iOioenoe bon
II gro3ent Doer Il NtiliOnen auf ieine
specialization BON 500, ,000,0 900 er=
tldrt. Q}on oieIen $l2, 100000 Sie6t
sHobn 8. GOfefeler $4, 500, 900, iein
Sruoer Wiliam So, 10000 8ie er=
flQrte 8ioiOenoe 1T ober teinesmeQs
cine Sabress 8iDioenoe; Die belduIt Iid
auf $44, ,O00,0 8os 1T OlIeroiI3s
S4 600, 900 lpeni9er als in ben Sa0ren
1900 uno 1901, uno 81, 900, 600 me=
niger, als IN 1902. Sn ben erlten
flint Syohren oes lebten SnbrSepnts be-
lisfen lilb Die 8Ioioenoe Oes Seltruits
auF idbrli1 IL PrO3ent. $l2. 900, 600.
9ieielben baben I0 in ben erlten Sab
rem oieies sSabr5ebnts fait auf oas
8ierfa6e 9e)teigert, oenn Der Betrp=
leum.M Magnat tann feline 9reisIbroube
iiber Die 9anSe @roe a B +, mttla e5
i0m gut otintt. Sbm llno ale Die.
oenen @as ooer @lsttriSitdt nidt QiAt-
quele isin fam, tributpflidtis. Sohn
$. Gofefeller 8iebt als Sabreselntom.
men aus Dem Betroleum MonOpol
$l7, 500, 900. 0amit lino aber Die
Brofite ni9t ab9etban. Ser .Stan=
ooro Oil 6rult" puroe nit 500, 000,s :
900 tapitalilirt. 9ur6 Die boben Si-
pioenoen, melhe bas Monopol allldbr=
lid ausi6iitteu fOnnte, muroen Die
Nftien iebr be9ebrt, lie itleeen, uno Die
Sunoertoollar=Nttle itano oieler Sage
auI 655, 10 oaB iib Rcdefeaer's erfes
Nnlegetapital 1lebr als periebsFaAt
bat. gei oen unsebeuren Summen,
wel6e Der SeltOnie anidbrig einnabm,
muBte nod anoeren gnlaaeeebieten fir
oas einlaufenoe @elo 9elu9t tperoen.
80 1T &ofefeller in oas @ilenbahns@e=
I6dft eeaansen. @r beiiBt Die tontrolll-
renoen 9ntbeile Der @bicago, Milwautee
& ct. Baul @iIenbabn; er t0ntrOllirt
@aS=Nttien i'm Mertbe BON 500, coo, :
900; er bot 6abrifanlaaen; er lit am
GupFer.5rnit betbeiliat. Ser Martt=
mertb Der Godefeller=l llnternehmen be-
lduIt lib iiber 500, 600, 600 uno fteht
runo s485, 100000 b6ber. als Die Ga.
pitaliiation Der unternshmun9en. llno
oas gllles I'M 3aufe eines nod niht ab-
seihloliehen MenIAenlebens 3ulammen-
sebrabt!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17
2tmsiak heiIbar.

guf SABA bat Der dineiiibe 2epra.
8oftOr. iiber oeifen Mittet ge9en Den
Nnslab INOn friiber beridtet tpuroe.
idmmtli9e adt Yerl6nen turirt -fnelbe
er bebanocGt bate. Sept bebonoeIt er
nod bier5ebn anbere, pelhe ale ent-
fbieoen auf Dem QBeee Der 8eNerung
Iino, Der ibioue @bineIe oeraueiaert
e5 aber. lein @ebeimniB preis5uaeben.
Die Ner3te=@ ommil1ion bat ibon friber
bel6lolien, Dem 6inelii6en 0eiltiinitles
Die fir Elm Nnti.2epra. Wittel aus9 .
febte Yrdmie bon 100, 600 @uloen auss
3ube3ablen.>
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17
Observation-Disclosures

g9. 9. M6ittsn, 9lewport = Marv M.
Sobnipn, ubridspllle.
@bas. 9. YOunA = @laro e. Girtpat.
rid. beiOe uon lbrAspiQe.
@enaro s. 2eonarO Marp @lliott,
beioe BON Nelp Y1ila.
2uuie Senbart, llbrl1spiae - 2iQie M
Girfpatrif, NemDort.
Seize Y0lmer 2iIlie shultbeiB, 6eioe
BON Sem 0bila.
W. y. @onlep, GOrain, S.-Suie 3.
B0tteripn, 9tep @ometstpmn.
Scbn 9. @alters Sannob gnDoer,
beiDe BON Canal Soper.
@6os. &. 8ulb, philadelphia &oaos
Boap u. Sides, 9enniion.
gilbert W. Gplter- Yearl SSrne, beio,
BON @mal Sober.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17
Gin tbemres 4sfero.

oas bic Strabe entlans raft oper bunoerte
abnliAe llnfalle fnp tdslihe gortomms
nilfe. Sober folite pes6alb cine 3uperl6l-
itse Salbe pcrratbis baben unp feire III
beiier als Bndlen's Mrnica Salbe.
8rano= uub SAnittipuuben, Difene
Shaoen, 5autauldldse unp 6dmrrrbpi-
ben perfhwinpen iolort. Sur 25c Die
Sjdahtel. 6eilnns sarantirt Der Mpcs
tbefer 6. 9. Hainsterser. Sn Nains-
bersers Qpct9efe tpirp reutfA seipro1en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17
gHie pcroient man 0clo.

Nsenten jeben @eldledts 1ollten an
Die Marlb Manufacturins Co., 53S Cafe
ct, Gbieaao. ST., ldreiben um Sauifra-
tipnen nnn Ginselbsiten iiber ibr biiblheS
aluminium &arten-6utteral nit Gurem
einarapirten gfamen unp 100 giiite@
cber @elmaftstarten. Sepermann beaetlt
:lclhe. NinIter- Gutteral nit 100 8arten
40 Gents. Dieie Jutterale NIT 6artea
pernen einseln fur Is Gents perfauft
Man brauht nur Das Mniter 5u seisen,
um cine Srprf su befcmmen. Senpet
lcfcrt 40 gents fir Elm Gutteral nit 100
8arten Oper 80 Gents fir 100 aartsn
cbne Jutteral. >
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17
Sic ~. Segcr & Stcicr electric
SO2uDatpD.

IeW Q6ilaOelp9ia. g., |. 9eS. 1908.
@om /. Sunuar 1904 on peroen
fir elettriibe 2idter fOlgenOe Preiis
berc6net:
ijj eleftriIGe8 2ibt, bon Is Rer5en=
itGrte. oos ni9t idnger brennt als bis
10 llbr 9to6ts. 30 @ent5 per Monat.
2 elettriibe Qi9ter BON Is &erSen=
ftdrte, Die ni6t Idnger bremen als II
llbr Na6ts, rs @ent5 per Wtouat.
E 3 eiettriihe 2ihter bon l6 SerSel=
Hdrte Die nidt langer bremen ais IL
llDr Na9ts, $100 per Monat.
4 ODER mebr elettriibe 2t1ter bon 16
GerRnItGrte Die mi6t ldnoer bremen
als II llbr gaadt5 80 @ents per Stiif.
2i6ter bon Is &srSenItGrfe, melde
Die gauge g}oGt bremen, jeoss SO
Gents per Wonat.
go9enli6ter.
/ @o9enIi1t Oas ni0t ldnQer brennt
als 1870 Nbeno So. 90 per Mpnat.
2 8ogen.ibter, Die ni1t ldn9er bren=
nen ols 1890 Nbenos, $3.50 per Mo=
not.
3 ooer mebr go9enlidter, Die ni9t
lQn9er bremen ols 1870 Nbenos, les
oes So. so per Monot.
Sir alIe Bogenlompen, mel6e Die
gan3e 9taht bremen, $4.00 per 9tiid
lepen Wtpndt.
N1eter= =&ente: z Gents per 1000
Watt Stunoen.
Qreiie fir oen 8etrieb pnn eleftrif9er
Strait ooer bon 6d6eru tperoen aui
8erlangen ae9eben. "a
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17
@rcitritpns&aten fir gr0Here
Stre&cn werOen FIR Ote
sSeftfage iiber ole 8cntt=
Sglpania 2iuicn be-
luilliet.

giaiae sabrpreiIe perben iiber bic 8erniploaua
girieu fir Weibnodten uub GeuIabr 'hemilli9t Et-
ets merbeu pertauft nod irgenb eiuem 8unfte on ben
&iuieu am "a, 25. uHb 81 &e5ember 1903 uuo |. Sas
Chicago, Columbus ginctnnoti 9oeton Subtanapp@
lis 8ouiSotae. ct Souls ano awil4enliesenben Sto=
tlpuen i'm meEliden BeHniDlpania Ohio, s5noana
uno sfIinuis 9ie gep6bnliGbe &eouftDn fin Sebrer
urb Stliheuteu eritredeu ib hber btefelbe 9tans
Sur n6bers ausfluft menbe mau it1 ON 81. q,
Yrott 9teip Ybiiabeipbia, 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17
@oitipieliac 0ebler.

Sebler iino mandsnal iebr tpalpielis.
Man6mat fciten iie leltlt pa5 eeben, sic
beseben jepch ME einen Srrtbum, wenn
sic Or. Sings New eife pills seeen
Dpspepiie, Saunciee, Sieber Serlfopfuns
&opflbmer3, 9eber=> uno llnterleitsbe@
lbweroeu gebrauhen. sic wirfen mtlpe
aber lider. 25c. In Der apptbefe BON 6.
9. Nainsberaer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17
NicOrtge 0abrpreIie fiir @eib:
nad)tem ttnD Wei.jabr iiber
ole NenmiDlpanta
Qinicft.

Die Vennfnlnana 2inien perfauft 1ifets 81 nieort=
qen sFabrpreiieu fir Die yeitta9e nod allen Statieuen
an ben Beuupuaiia 2inlen, anitatt nir $50 Weileu.
9iejeIbet perbeu Derfaut ant "a. 25 nno 81 9e3en.
ber 1908 nnb |. Sanuar 1904 9iilt9 3r &idabrt bis
A. Jannar 1904.
Grcurionstidsts Derhen perfonft Bel .g}prse9iiile
non Certificate oil Sebrer uno @tnoenten an Hniner
ttteu GoGeaes u1tb Gemnoreu laber nitt 2ebrer ilf
GtuDenfen an Difenifbeu DDer ffdotiiben pohiduten
STIR nfsere Ausfunft ipenDet Gn1 an ~ .. Yratt
Iifetogent Netu Ybilaoelpbtn, o., IS
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SscSttags= 9omrett ttad) irGenp
einent Ortc an Den Yenns
iglpania &inien sit
tie0rigeat Tabrz
preiSen.

SIN Der 9ebuftion Der sSabrpreiie iinb iammtltdt
Sfaionen oil ben 9ennplDantn Sinien eingeihlDilen.
fir 9seihuoAteu unb 9tenjabr. gIcuron-9idetS ipe
ben perfauft am "a. 25. o 81. 8e3enber 1908 nro j
Sanuar 1904 0as neue arrangement erlaubt fSabr
ten nad, @biragn, Gepelanb, @incinnati Columbus.
cynoianapolis 3ouisptle. ct Souls, Soiebo. YittS.
buro unb alle Statipiten in 3ennlDlpania Ohio, Sn
bialta Mnb SatnDis iber bic Yenuppania Sttten. 81
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Tcftta8ssNciien sm tticOrigcn
Staten iiber Ole pennSDI=
rauia gluten.

y Sic 9eMnsbtbanio 2inieu perben biries 9abr yeit:
s-GrcuriDnss sHeten iber i50 Mletlen ansbebnen
Dieieiben perben perfauft afu "a 25 nno 81 Nesel.
ber 1908 uno I Snfaar 1904, siIttg 5ur Ndabrf bis
A Sannar 1904.
SIR .ndbere Masfunft perbs man Fn an 81. ..
pratt 9leip pbilabeIpbia. 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17

Seoer. Der uns einen neuen
Nbonnenten brin9t, oerfiir Elm 5abr
i'm poraus be3oblt, eshdlt als Uranium
Elm Gremplar Oes gudea sNuf onnfeln
lye0en. II.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-17

sSobn GobD bot in ieinem @e-
fddit an Jact0rp StraBe in Canal
Doper ihon cine ih0ne Mniterausrpahl
BON WintermaareH fir Mdnner= uno
.Rnaben=N n=Nn3iige. Sn0em er fir Die
bisberige GunofdaIt beIfens oantt, bit=
.tet er nm ipeitsren 3uiprud. 81
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Dos beriihmte 2ibbp sefdliifen'
@las i'm Gpnoicate. "a
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: Ssbt lafien einen bod bic dlisssn
in Nub.
Evening capital., 1903-12-30
Public Inspection Of ConnOlsssurs Desired.

In extending this invitation, / realize
that the present age, is one of particular
DEMAND. And those demands, having
established themselves by the PUBLIC it is
necessary for the progressive dealer to
make the most strenuous effort to meet the
DEMANDS of the public, no matter how
particular they may be, or who makes
them.
Seven years ago, noted the demand
for 6rst-class LIQUOR STORE in theWest
End. The welfare of the public required
a place where PURE LIQUORS could be
purchased. | established my business
and made il practice to purchase none
but Pure Goods direct from Bord and
sold same at prices that de6ed any and
all competition. The public has appre-
ciated my efforts and treatment, and my
business has increased to such an extent
that have been forced to enlarge and
remodel my store, and to-day ] have
the most complete and finished Stocked
Liquor House south of New York. A
store where none but the purest goods
are sold, and where can satisfy beyond
any controversy or doubt in both price
and quality.
The DEMAND of the Connoisseur, or the
most particular patron. Soliciting your
future patronage. and thanking you for
the past. remain yours respectfully.
EDWARD WEISS, Proprietor.
West End Liquor Store,
Cor. West and Calvert Sts-, Annapolis
Evening capital., 1903-12-30
OBTAINABLE.


AMICUS - Our Leading Brand.
years old. Pure Rye Whiskey. $500
per gallon. IS cents per bottle.
SHERWOOD 7 year old Pure
Rye Whiskey, direct from U. 5.
Bonded Warehouse. $500 per gallon.
IS cents per bottle.
FINCH GOLDEN WEDDING
Pure Rye Whiskey. guaranteed 5
years old. s. 50 per gallon. 90 cents
per bottle.
MONTICELLO Pure Rye Whis-
key. 7 years old. 50 co per gallon, Is
cents per bottle.
ROXBURY RYE G years old
81. 90 per gallon, IS cents per bottle.
GUGGENHEIMER The Whis-
key that received the Highest Reward
at Worlds Fair. Our price s.. so per
gallon, 90 cents per bottle.
OXFORD & GIBSON = Pure Rye
Whiskey. your choice 81. 50 per gall
lon. 65 cent per bottle.
A Strictly Pure Rye Whiskey which
we always made specially, J.98
per gallon.
SHERRY. PORT and CATAWBA
WINES 81 90 per gallon.
We also quote you few well-known
brands of bottle goods
HUNTERS Baltimore Rye--J1.Io
per bottle.
WILSON WHISKEY-"That all
o5cts. per bottle.
Crystallized Rock and Rye, 75cts.
per bottle.
Imported Italian Vermouth. full qt.
bottle. o5cts. bottle.
Cream DeMint, Violet and Rose
CORDIALS, 75cts. bottle.
J. A. Gilka Imported KENNEL
SI.75 bottle. The very highest grade
Domestic Kiemmel. o5cts. bottle.
SPECIAL.
A very useful assortment Of Wines and
Liquors for the Christmas Holidays
with handsome decorated Tray free:
bottle Amicus Pure Rye
! 8 :: ! ! !: $ :. J; !: :. :.
Whiskey 49,.
In {" Port Wine. .. m -
In Sherry Wine ,.
In Catawba Wine -. 4
III Jamaica Rum. . MI
II California Brandy. WI
II /" ST. Julian Claret. "
4 pit bottle Champagne. 49,.
All orders promptly filed.
Goods guaranteed as represented or
money refunded.
CHARLES WEISS,
Phone 42A. s Market Space.
Evening capital., 1903-12-30

The Beard met in regular session,
with all members IN attendance.
The resignation Of E. ". Downs as
road commissioner for the Fifth dis
trict, was received and accepted and
F. T. Stockett was appointed for the
unexpired term.
The road tax for the Fourth district
was increased ten cents per $l00, the
legal rate Of forty-five cents having
been found insufficient to meet neces-
sary expenses.
William Burgess was continued as a
special officer for Eastport for the
month of January.
The clerk was directed to advertise
for bids for the repair of Spranklin' 5
wharf
The petition of residents of the
Second district for the improvement
of the public road leading from East
port to the Annapolis Neck Road was
laid over as the road found for said
district would not permit such ex-
penditure.
The clerk was directed to draw an
order for $3.50 payable to the Emer-
gency Hospital.
The following bills were ordered
paid: Thomas +. Irwin, s.. 90; W.
II. Halse, $l2 90; Samuel X. Dawson,
$l2.O0; John Smith, 800; Edward
T. Griffith, $500.
Evening capital., 1903-12-30

RyGo to Smiths Maryland Avenue
Confectionery; candy from 8 cents up to
80 cents per lb.
Evening capital., 1903-12-30
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inhamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is in
famed you have a rUmbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when it is entirely
closed, Deafness is the result. and unless
the inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh.
which is nothing but an inhamed condi-
ton of the mucous services.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free: III
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, price 7sc.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Evening capital., 1903-12-30
In The Social Realm.

Mrs. Badger, wife of Commander
Charles ]. Badger. u. S. N, has
issued invitations to a tea to be given
at her home, Upshur Row, Naval
Academy, ON Friday afternoon, Janu-
airy 8, from four to six thirty.
Invitations to tea to be given at
the Executive Mansion on Tuesday
afternoon, from four to six have been
issued by Mrs. Smith, wife of Cover
nor John Walter Smith.
Major and Mrs. Doyen have issued
invitations to a small card party to
be given this evening at their home
at the Marine Barracks.
The Misses Walton gave card'party
last night at their home on Francis
street
Evening capital., 1903-12-30
At Emergency Hospital.

Clarence Harris. white man EN-
ployed as laborer at the Naval Acad-
envy, was operated upon this morning
at the Emergency Hospital for COM
pound fracture of the left forearm.
a dislocation of the arm. confusion
Of the right leg. confusion Of the
forehead and nose and laceration Of
the left hand. The operation was
performed by DR.. Louis b. Henkel.
Jr., assisted by DR.. William s. Welch.
The man was injured by Q fall from
the engineering building at the Naval
Academy. The operation was q sue
cess, but at 2. 80 O'Clock this afternoon
the patient had not recovered from the
effects of the anesthetic.
Evening capital., 1903-12-30
At The Colonial Tonight.

All our people will no doubt be pleased
when they hear that Lyman II. Howe
will present his new collection of moving
pictures at Colonial Theatre tonight
He always has the latest and best
pictures from all parts of the world.
and never fails to find a large and en-
thusiastic audience waiting for him.
All the best things in moving pictures
new and more life-like and beautiful
than ever are promised at this appear
ance. Those who have witnessed the
progress in excellence of former exhibi-
tons know that this promise will be more
than fulfilled.
Evening capital., 1903-12-30
Presbyterian Children Treated.

The children Of the Presbyterian
Sundayy school enjoyed treat slast
night in right royal Presbyterian
style. Each child received a half
pound box of fine candy and also a
large orange. The Sunday y-school is
in a fiourishing condition. The super
intenednt is Mr. George A. Culver,
cashier of the Farmers National Bank,
of this city. After the children's g
treat the superintendent in an appro-
pirate address. extended the season g
greetings to the pastor and presented
him, in the name oft he congregation,
with forty, dollars in gold.
Evening capital., 1903-12-30
Death of Infant.

Hazel Smith, the eight months old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin
Sears, died on Monday morning at
the parents residence on Madison
street. The remains were taken today
to the family burying ground in the
county for interment. Undertakers
Woolley & Feldmeyer had charge of
the funeral arrangements.
Evening capital., 1903-12-30
Advertised Letters.

The following letters remain un-
called for in the Annapolis postofflce
Mrl Stanley +. Althorp, Mr.. James
A. Cottman. Mr.. Gilbert f. Hartge,
Mr.. George Hartley, Mr.. James
johnson, Mr.. H. Mckenzie, 2; Mr..
Il. Robinson, Mr.. w. I. Strauss, 2;
Mr.. Harry Antrim, Mr.. William Wal
lace Miss Elmor Gears Mrs Hestell
Merrikken.
Evening capital., 1903-12-30
Represented Uncle Sam.

In the entertainment last night at
st. Mary's Hall Master Johnnie
Boucher son of Mr.. W. Marcy Bouch-
er and Master John Musterman son of
Mr.. Andrew Musterman represented
Uncle Sam, of Santa Claus Brownies.
Both were accurately costumed and
both acted their parts we'll
Evening capital., 1903-12-30
Dog Catcher Arrested.

Caleb Watkins, the colored dog
catcher, was arrested this morning by
Officer James Small ON a warrant
sworn out by colored woman, charg-
ing him with assaulting her. Wat
kins had a hearing before Justice
Feldmeyer, who fined him $l.00 and
costs
Evening capital., 1903-12-30
B. & A. Short Line Railroad
8oc. Excursion Ticket.

During the months OF December 1908
and January 1904, VIC will continue TO
sell each Saturday and Sunday, excur-
sion tickets to Baltimore, Md. good to
return on last train Monday following. at
SO cents each. SHELLMAN B. Brown,
GF. & T. A
Evening capital., 1903-12-30
Appointed Acting Carpenter.

Albert Tucker has been appointed
acting carpenter in the navy. He is
stationed ON the prison ship Santee.
at the Naval Academy.
Evening capital., 1903-12-30
Appointed Quartermaster.

Second Lieutenant Percy f. Archer,
United States Marine Corps, has been
appointed to assume the duties of
Quartermaster at the Marine Barracks,
Naval Academy.
Evening capital., 1903-12-30
Instructor of Marine Officers.

First Lieutenant William r. Coyle
has reported for duty at the Marine
Barracks, Naval Academy, as instruc-
tor for the student officers at that post
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The Bralos county bar has adopted
n resolution asking Judge scott to
appoint court steuographer for this
district in accordance with the pro-
vision Of the legislature.
Mrs. Bessie L. Still has opened an
Office for the practice Of Osteopathy
at the residence Of Mrs. Joe Il. Reed.
ONCE hours 10 T., ito5. Consulta-
40, rr.e 20
Charlie Hobgood, Lee DELAY, Bob
Martin aud Milton Dunn have gone
to loin the Calvert military company
on their trip TO Fort Riley, Kan.
FOR RENT-Corner store build
ing, two stores high, on Main street
ut reasonable rate. Apply to [. t.
parsons 27l
Before the rush, have your stoves
put up and BACKED. See my line Of
heaters before you buy. Phone ll6.
N Allen Myers 27l
FOR SALE CHEAP-Household
furniture Also . room house, lots
two cisterns aud outhouses. Price
Of place $4,000 Apply to J, l.. Pra-
ter. 2oS
Semoues Adams arrived yesterday
10 attend his father Mr.. Adams :
now engineer In charge of construc-
ton work on the Trinity and Brazos
Valley with headquarters at MeNia.
J.H. McGregor Of Wcllboru was
In the city. Mr.. McGregor has just
retured from visit to Huntsville.
While there he was shown through
the penitentiary and says Il is kept In
fine shape.
j. Il. Green, the nurserym and
landscape gardener who was here
last winter, has returned and expects
To bring large nursery stock here
from Cameron, his present head
quarters.
The young people enjoyed "a de-
lightful party last Friday night at
the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. j. r. Car
rol on Rock Prairie. The large crowd
present spent a delightful evening
with games and conversation. Ice
cream and cake were the refresh
ments.
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Webb Chatham came down from
Dallas yesterday.
V. w. Isbell aud famsly were here
from Grimes county yesterday.
Miss Bertha McLendon returned
from a visit to Marlin yesterday.
J.J. Presley Of Cooks Point, Bur
Lesson county, was here yesterday.
wv Singleton Of waxahachie
spent the psst two days in the city.
wanted--A good cook, white or
celored Apply to Mrs. Clih a.
Adams. 26ss
Emmett Jones Of Steep Hollow com
munity left yesterday TO visit AZ Bel
ton.
our handsome line Of si.OO bread
cloths all new shades, D. inches, az
75e. Wilson a Edge. 2G7
Mrs. Kate Wilcox and Mrs. Bette
hell returned from Houston yester
day.
FOR SALE-A good gentle buggy
horse and an English stanhope. APP
plv to l.. r. Bonneville. 2Ii
W. J. Mcdonald Of Edge called
on the Eagle while in the city yes-
terday.
White Cook Wanted-German or
Bohemian preferred. Apply at the
residence Of Mrs. r. VI. Nall. ~
Miss Bessie Marriott, who has
been quite IN, is much better and
able to sit up.
Mrs. II II. Scale Of Beuchley
was the guest OF Mrs w. T. James
yesterday.
Wanted-rwo young men or a
married couple to room and board.
Apply TO Mrs. VIM. Hoppe. 2ds
Mrs. Lon Brockman OF Orange he's
been visiting relatives here aud AT
College the past week.
See our new line of childrcn's and
Misses box coats, latest shades, $500
to $3.50. Wilson * Edge. 269
Mr. aud Mrs, George &. Royder of
Wellborn were visitors here yestcr-
day
Boardes Wanted-By Mrs. /. A..
Gray. on Bryan street, house recent
Is occupied by Rev. q. A. Foster.
26g
Mrs Foy Curry died at wheelock
Tuesday and was inferred at the
family burying ground yesterday
morning nj 10 O'Clock.
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Local WesOS

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q WINS. Adams of Ennis is in the
: Holland was In from Reliance
- &c |Co. 2a3
w. II. MSn Of Reliance was In
town yesterday
Miss Adelia Tabor returned from
Waco yesterday.
Mrs NJ. 4. Royal returned from
orange yesterday
o. Boedecker has returned from
trip To Houston.
Mrs Ira Gooch Of Navasotais here
visiting relatives.
Mrs r. Collier Of Munford was
$500 Yesterday
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