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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16

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Az previously announced. 6s6lt.a ar
rangsnents were made last week where
by We have given aver our lease cl these
premises, and ara % vacats the sane the
moment the new owrers are ready win
materials 20 eoumsucs active operations.
We are here simply by sUEerance now
but hope % gain enough ttms 70 close
cut the remainder Of the stack 50 as 20
have nothtng % store Or 70 ship else
where
But yuu must realize that plans IN
VolV1nz the expenditure q EI1IEons (E17
new of1cs building Is % De Ens very IN
est II the Vest cannot be delay ed and
II you ars thinking OF taking advantage
OF the uoney-savtng opportunity here
presented you cannot alQrd putting on
coming even for another day.
The IaCdIorTs loss - your gain We
are IN 4 position 70 o1er the mast aston
tsh1ng cCEcesStCus- IN order 20 close cut
sach and every Instrument c1 cur Sa1
FraucIsco retail stock right WHARF i
stands and We ars going 20 do II II
every reader OF this announcement whose
home IS without 4 6ne piano could realize
the situation as It Is every one 9r These
hne and costly Instruments would Be sold
cut before sunset Tuesday
We want buyers to-uorrow for the
choicest ard most costly STYLES 8r E6z
most famous and Leading highest grade
American UakeS-tuSCruusn sl1cn as
cannot ordinarily be secured Tor less
than 1850 ard $3.50. Thsy ars now Of
20 suit your convenience.
All the remaining beautiful brand new
Kim ball. H2Zfsror Decker Lester. schu-
mann ard also 4 large number OF slight
" used makes. among them Ststuway
and Weber and Fischer and other Ez1zd
instruments OF the POmmsr-Elsrs retail
stock. are Included n this greatest piano
sacrifice ever known n this city
For s21s. On payments OF as little as
IS a month. We viii turn you ever now
piano that eaunct be sold IN the crdinary
$3.50
s14s takes choice oc number CT reg
uIar sZT5 styles. choice o. Ezho zz1ys
walnut or oak cases. al fully warranted
terms s. monthly
Other styles IN palmer cases fur as 1T
tie as 1927 and s11S.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16
WIDOW GIVEN
WHOLE ESTATE
Children OF Frank J. Horn
Contest VIII and Allege
WOman's Undue Influence
TESTAMENT Is QUEER.
Says Wife Owns the Property
and Has Only Blessings
tor Sons and Daughters

Whistler Frank J. Horn. who died
October 30 at the age of 20 years. left
s4gG worth OF jeTeIry and clothes and
s21,5ge IN cash and really may De 4
question TO be settled IN the contest
Of his viii begun yesterday By his chill
dren, Mary Becker and John ?. Horn.
through their attorney. Walter E
Dorm N Z viii dated September 10,
forty days before his death. his wife
Frances Horn, was named IS sola
Iegatee and admInisTzrK, without
bends. This viii was not fled for pro-
bate until October 81, three days after
Mrs. Becker had pettuoued for letters
Of administration. stating that no VIII
had been found In her petition Mrs.
Becker said that Horn owned $4,000
worth Of really. s20gG worth OF per
souaI property and had s11r500 IN
bank. When the widow fled the viii
for probats she declared that the tes-
rator left only JeweLry and clothes q
81 all value.
The testament seems 20 bear out the
widows statsme1L- Horn said there-
IL THAI he had his children in mind
but could only leave than his bless
tngs, because he owned nothing but
teWslry, which he wanted his wife 70
have. He said that when he married
her she owned realty which is IN her
name. and he made the admission he
said, in order 70 protect her in the
enjoyment OF the property. 7 re-
quest NY dear children 70 refrain from
contsst1ng her right 70 the same" he
wrote, but the children ignore his
wish
IN their contest they say that their
father for ten years had been physl-
calIy and mentally weak and depended
childIShIy on his wlre's judgment For
that period they say, he was prac-
ttcaIly e prisoner IN her hands and she
refused 20 allow him TO see his friends
and relatives except On rare occasions,
and then always IN her presence They
say that she furerfsFed with their
business and domestic Affairs and
made harsh and unjust accusations
against them T-ey charge her with
having dictated the VIII made By Horn
and declare further that said Frances
Horn is otherwise known as HeEty
Green. 4 person Of peculiar teupera-
meur."
Besides the contestants Two child
rsn and & gTandchud OF the deceased
live IN Washington. D. c.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16
Y WANTSTREASURT
TO BACK BONDS
Hawaii's Secretary Arrives
on Alameda and Leaves
at Once for Washington
TO CONSULT PRESIDENT
A. [. C. Atkinson Is Sent
to the Mainland to Place
Another s1,O0O,OOO Loan

A. I. c. Atkinson, Secretary of Ea-
wall arrived here yesterday from Hon
oI1Iu On the liner Alameda and left last
night for Washington 70 confer with
President Roosevelt and the Secretary
Of the Treasury regarding the second
million dollars Of the public improve
uents loan authorized by ahs Lsg1sla-
ture in 1904
The first million dollars was noated
in New York by Governor Carter, who
was then Secretary OF the Territory.
The bonds. which bear "A Der cent IN
tarezt. were taksn by New York dnan-
cfers at I00.z5- This good figure was
obtained largely owing 70 the order
made by Secretary Shaw recognizing
the bonds as security for deposits of
public money in national banks up 10
90 per cent Of their par value.
Cfoveruor Carter has received an In
rfruztion that the Secretary CT the
Treasury Is 6isincIined 20 grant e SINH
lar favor IN the case OF the second nil
lion
without the renewal q the privilege
Governor Carter IS afraid the second
issue viii not sell On equally favorable
terms II was decided. therefore, 70
send Secretary Atkinson To Washing
ton TO plead Hawait's cause and 10 se-
cure the favor Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury's official count=nance for the
second fustaIImenr Of the Territorial
loan The first s. 9oG, GOO has been almost
all expended On much needed public
mproveusnts
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SCOTS WILL CELEBRATE
DAY OF PATTON SAINT
AT--- Banquet and Speeches az cae
Palace HOseI Dancing VIII
Be EnioTed

be EuIogrL
ne arrzzI banquet C the St Ar
c-e~s Society VII be hsl6 II tne Pal
zee E1csI cz - Az6rSEs day Nc
-e-5er ge- z Q A-so1 VIII z-cr sz
ec4E@zE-e- Gz6 roGErE VIII be re-
spe11s6 20 ~ Tohn NcNz1gnr ard
sther vel kroTu speakers. During
re banquet lively Scotch airs VIII Be
e-scourssE z1e AZ is conclusion al
vi z65o-r 20 the American roon-
w1Ere Ezzc-zg VII be enjoyed % I1s
E-z-rs C q Ecct-Eh orches-A
AZ re LzE- Eeszzg q Ehe soc1esy
zs cs-cE1zg LIST of s6cers wz1 Of
1c-aly aE-cZcs6 &C act during the
s1s-zg ysGE. z. Q Lawson. prest-
cs-ts -zrss g Fy1s. Hrs- vice prsst-
ce1t Douglas r Wilson. treasurer
E@crEe 6L Joh1 Bre11e-. rscordlnz
secrelzT- Dr. 7 Z c Barr. assistant
rsccr11Dg secretary P D Col1uho- H.
e1zEc-al secretary william CzrZ-es
assistant Erz-ciaI sec-erzrTf william
Fa-rgrsve. Librarian Samuel Irving.
Andrew McNair. william Eicol. P T..
McBea1- James 6 Webster. trustees
John n Duncan James Kay, Joseph
Cray. board q relief Dr. W 2 Nc
2E-r physician Rev. william Kirk
G--1rls, Chaplain
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16

s9sf. cn pavusutz q So monthly. g.
cures the choicest q S425 and $3.50 ID
and coastruettcr. al q them the very
Iztssr Of case designs
INVESTIGATE T"1 FECEs.
Take your chotcs of 4 h,aIt-d0ze1 sis-
CANT New Scale Einbau tprtghrs az a
saving OF almost haIr their regular rsraI
values
Here ara four NEE scafnway PLACES
take your pick Sor 1913, s245. s135 a1d
ons ror s1s5. another s33I- A Vsry- choice
lVery slightly Usedl EancsauT CaoL1zr
Grand .eoer s-5l s9se p--uo @l95.
Fischer sI45. Fischer 1915 Fischer most
sIaborarz style. 1851. Singer s13-. SO
Or s15 down and s. CT IS 4 month se-
cures one
Bell pianos ss2- SzEma1 Brothers SIS.
another $3.50
a grsar Dig show L.udvig piano. s1s5-
Al EscsT IN fancy Wa-uut s218 An sU-
ceIIsnr Porulsr-EfIers sIs3- a BTron
MauZT. mahogany, sIiL A ALugsoury,
fl3T. Another very elaborate case. Sl6l.
and scores q others TOO numerous %
mention. all ar corresponding rsCZS<-oEss.
PLAHzs AND MUSIC
Numerous geuutus PtarcIas ars n
clUdsd In -11s sale as We- - several
A1geluses, Gee ans s1n1p-szes and
other makes OF Piano Players. At prices
Indicated above
Even Al these enormously reduced
prices We agree % include $50 worth q
music rQLlS. VIII every l1s-r r-lllel- a0-L
II you bfIy DiazO and 4 Player TO-
Esther We VII give a t1rrhsr reduction
OF 10 Per cent On the total price o. E1e
Two instruments
Do not pUr o. coming = TcTI 6aTs any
possible Use Tor piano OF q pt1uO play
sr We mean Business now and no rea-
sonabIs oIsr VIII Be refused Orders By
nal OF telegraph OF Lcug-dls-ancs tale
uhous VIII receive most careful attention
and We Zuaraures buyers At q dis-a1cs
the sane thorough satisfaction r1ar r1eT
would receive BY ealing ar L1s stare q
CsrSou-
Remember ths addr=ss- PO1CLER-
Ell Frs MUSIC CO 553 Market street.
between the Examiner building and t1a
Palace Hotel san Francisco's busiest
best and znzE rssDonst5ls piano dealers
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knocked down bz = strees @

Michael Carey. residing at 4fs
Eleventh street, was knocked down by
4 McAIIisrer street car AT the cross
ing of Jones and McAIIistsr streets
Yesterday, receiving injuries about the
head and face and possible frac-
tire Of the skull He was treated at
the Emergency Hospital by Dr. Pink
ham
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16

SUES FOR ETsU URANCE-Tohn A Rede-
meyer yesterday sued 70 recover $4,000 CT an
insurance policy issued IN 1870 by thu CciCn
Mutual Eifa L1SIIrz1ce Company of Maine The
policy taken cut bT Aug1scus P Rze1s-
mayer. who died January 81 lasr- having sold
the parer To the rIaluriE IN this case II De-
csmbsr. 1903 The company has refused pay
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16

DAMAGES FOR DEATE-LnIs Wilson
vssrsrtay susd ths Cnited Railroads for SIS
100 damages s0r the death Of her husband
which she says, resulted from injuries received
OF the ALzrket-street Ines az Mason ard Turk.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16
Picture Frames

Our Eastern Selection OF frames and
morIdfngz for fail trzds now IN. better
and mora beautiful than ever hefurs.
Sauborr. Val & Co.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16

WANTS TO CANCEL SMALL TAxY-
Tax CclIectcr 5r1Lh yesterday sent 4 letter &c
the S1pervtscrs' Etn11ce CCmn1Ecez requesting
tzat a resolution 5e passed auracrtz11g ca--
iatfcz- of the excess TAX due unsecured
personal property II all cases wrsre s1cn TAX
amounts 70 Eezs than cents
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16
JOHN BRETNER COMPANY
WILL ENTERTAIN MANY

Receptions Are 20 Be Held AT the Biz
Furniture store Every
EFenf1g-
me son1 Breuner Company VIII
hold a series q evening receptions AZ
rs larEe establishment. 2GI-zsI Gezry
Street The receptions VIII bezin
reLr Erlcay night and Be ccutfurIer5
-I--@-----e-y- no sales VIII be made
g rnese OCCASIONS, the purpose O. the
1r1 being simply GO give The public
al opportunity 20 Inspect IsisursIv
p lar Is sad 60 Be the "handsomesr
t-rllrure store in the city"
Tn order that these affairs nav -.
made pleasant some vel know r-rss-
elals have been engaged 70 perform
Tor me guests Following are soma
Cf those who appear
Mss kate Coudon. coutraIfo- Pro-
tessor John MarQuarit. Vioiinisr-
Larsen. DsrI Iroue- the Enfck kerbo~Irsr
clzrrer- orchestra under the directior
of Fred L Eppscsin- Admittzucs i
h. lzF1-zEO1
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The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16

ExpeI haruIsssly. through the natural
channels. all impurities from the system
Ccr circuIattoul with Lash's Birtsrs.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16


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caas s-1za sasE
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16
The END IN SIGHT,.
Merciless Slaughter of Players to
Continue Till All Are Gone.
Nineteen Fine Ones to Find
Homes at Once.

SSfnz Also Resumed Nov-Don Go the Prizes
Every New and Us<d Piano Mast Go-No Matter
What the Sacrifu<
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16
ADVERTISEMENTS

You should at once take your
self in hand, if you would avoid
serious illness Everyone, at
times, feels out of sorts, dull,
listless, with a don't-kncw-
what's-the-matter-with-me sort
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16

$3.50. cr rayusuts q s8 monthly. g.
cures the choicest 0t S425 and $3.50 uD-
rights, superb instruments IN both tone
and CD1zCruettc1- al q then rls very
Iztssr q case dssfErs
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16
BeeCham'S Pills

Beechams Pills famous for improving the gen.
era1 health. A few doses will make marked change
for the better. They give vigor to the Digestive
Organs, cleanse and regulate the Liver and Kidneys,
purify the Blood and tone up the
Nervous system. Beecham's Pills xAE.ss
are worthy of your confidence. vVili
Nothing but good results from Tona
their use They have benefited Oii~
thousands thou sands and will help you You Up
soIdE Everywhere n and
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-16
When
You Don't
Feel Well

of expression It may be your stomach, possib
liver, perhaps your bowels or kidneys. You ca
say which. Then it's good time to take &C
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-17

rnROpOeAIs WILL BE RECEIVED AT Ihh
i Bureau Of Supplies and ACCOUNTS Navy
f,.,artmenf. wash.a kton d. C.. until foo'eloeE
= M. November Re. 1904. and publicly opened
thereafter. 10 furnish at the
navy ysrds. League Island. Pa. washington. y.
q. and the Naval Academy, Annapolis. Md
a. specified. quantity Of ineandeseent lamps
papei boards telephone sets. wattmetcrs, cleo
IRA cmrbons. standard Carlos Cos earoonss
wire conduit and fttings. miscellaneous eiec-
tricaf supplies, Portland ceuent, sand, IRE cay
broken stone. red brick. lime granite siiis. bur
ian. cheese cloth. carpet. euried hair. dry goods
window glass, airport lenses bolts, nuts, riyets'
brasS springs. chain, brass wire, Nicho' son :
6irs differeutial purchases platform scale. tool
racks. Dixon's crucibles, Little Giant air drills
Rover chipping hammers. siotting attachment,
bilge block fittings. Oliver pillow. etc. Wesieou
lathe chuckz. Curtis pipe machine, Ioles' tram
inc vises. MISCELLANEOUS hardware and hand
tools. leather betting. upholsterer's leather
siiets oak. pine poplar. knees. wi 1dow frames.
brass rod. Parsons brass. sheet copper, ipgot
copper, slab zinc. pig tin. pig iron. strap iron.
corrugated sheet iron. steel forging, castings
shapes bars sheets solder, etc, rails. pneunat-
;e hose, wire-wOnnd hose strip rubber, Red Seal
hacking. Garlo:k packing. Rainbow packing
Druid fax packing. disks for Deaue air pump
paints, Red Y oil. Arctic engine oil, machinery
oil. lard oil, sperm oil. parafiin oil. petroleum
oil, rape seed oil damar varnish, Albany grease
acids. soda ash, mixed acid, sal ammoniae etc,
chemicals. Lubris, brass and copper tubing. iron
nine hose gate valves terra Gotta pipe, yitrihed
clay conduit. cotton waste hbeF Cotton, garnet
paper, laundry soap asbestos mittens, oars.
hemp junk. strawbosrd. sour -four, iavatories
and fittings, candles. seeds. books, index eabi-
nets. stationery Riher's drawing instruments,
photographic supplies Argo paper, blueprint
paper, franklin blackprint paper American
Optical co s cameras steel die, wax seals. lead
seals. presses, kitchen utensils dish washing
machine. discharglng coal. and extension OF
stairway. Blank proposals viii be furnished
upon application 70 the Navy Paw ohees
Philadelphia, Pa. and Baltimore, Md. or 70 the
Bureau. H. HARRIS, PayDasts,- General
| u. 5. ~. ii-4.o4 me-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-17
THURSDAY. Nov. Y. I9o.
WHAT COOP ADVERTISING DOES

In an editorial review of the recent
election the Dallas Times Herald said I;
'The most successful men in Amer
lea believe in the virtue Of printer 8
ink, and plenty Of it. Printers ink
makes business, creates fortunes and
keeps man in touch with his fellows.
Hon. W. l.. Douglass, of Brock
ton, Mass, is famous advertiser as
well as a millionaire manufacturer.
He is a Democrat, too. and believes in
the Golden Rule. For more than 20
years he las been a heavy advertiser,
aud for more than 20 years he has
demonstrated that it is possible for an
employer and his employees to dwell
together in peace and harmony. Doug
lass swears he has the best workmen
in America his employees swear that
they have the best employer.
THE Democrats of Massachusetts
nominated Douglass for governor; his
army Of employees appealed to their
fellow workmen TO give the manufac-
turer a lift. A Republican tidal wave
swept over the state. but Douglass
came up smiling with $4,000 majority
in state which gave Roosevelt more
than 100, 900. The man who believes
in the virtues of printers ink and says
so-the man who believes in the Golden
Rule and practices tits the governor
elect of Massachusetts,. He began
life a poor man in a shoemaker's shop
Now he is millionaire. He has the
friendship and confidence Of the toll
ing masses as well as his fellow mil
lionaires. and he will make Masse
ohusetts a model governor. =
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-17

The Presidential election in this
state has been over week. and vet
in some of the southern counties of
Maryland the official count has not
been canvassed. 1t looks very much
like there was "a niger in the wood
pile. - Ii matters not how the vote
goes il cannot change the general re-
suit. and this Withholding of the Off
cial count only gives ground for the
cry of fraud" and contest. in
which event Congress being the judge,
the Democrats would stand no show.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-17

The scheme to help raise an army of
expert marksmen by making sharp.
shooting part of the public school
curriculum, says the Elizabeth N. J.
Evening Times. will be hailed with
delight by the boys themselves, doctors
and glaciers. but will bring dismay to
mothers. cats and the general public
likely to officiate as involuntary
targets.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-17
The Bast Eminent.

Chamberlain Pain Balm is con-
sidered the best hniment on the market,
write Post & Bliss. of Georgia. VI. No
other hniment win heal cut or bruise so
promptly. No other affords such quick
relief from rheumatic pains No other
is so valuable for deep seated pains like
lame back and pains in the chest. Give
this liniment trial and you win never
wish 10 be without il. Sold BY Field.
meyer Bros.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-17
PENNSYLVANIA RhILRORD

schedule in effect May ~. 1904
TTains arrive at and depart from Annap-
oils via A., w. q b. k. h, Chang
s-s ears oaenton.
TRAINS LRAVR ANNAPOLIS.
WEBB Days. suED
Lesse AnnaPohs gl5s6Sn4 24O s4O52
Arrive Fs.Av, 81, { ~ IS W Ss 95so8
ssito. Union So s61i 90 81 sbf $40
ARRIVE AERAPoL1s
Leave Calvert SIN, 7sls50 $50
:salsO' pa.X Az. i SO = "S SSsl sS SSs6s
y wssalngson 1850 isfios4 oS.5@
For Philadelphia, New YOrk, ana .ne Rast
changing g. Oaenton, TAG. IS II ~ m, ana
4 v ps U sunday 3 ~ m and D 10 m
ron BOSTON.
Colonial Express, weekdays, with through
pullman Bunet farlor Cars aud VesIibuls
timore Az a. II. connection leaves Amaze
list 70 A. M.)i drives bOstou (via Htesmsr
"karFlaLd hoatel 3 ~ +. 81.
kederai Express, aAily, leaves UniOn station
10 r: "A. arrive Boston 70 a. d. Pullman
VestiDIe Buffet sleeping Gar through 70 Boa
EoR INA wTsr AND NORTH.
Leave CelSets station Baltimore, a. foIlowE;
80 -. q ~, ICY nioo station 4.4a g. ~.
q Ior MIlsilspVt sud LOCK haven.
e0-a, m.i Unio 1fation 3. 81 a. 10. ! daily.
tot FitADurgi ~Alcsgo, CINCINNATI Louis
ynle hno D. asouis RocehsteT, BuIsln
NIAGARA Fails, A4-uk Haven, and Kane. week
daY6. 49,
s.s6 3. No., Onion station st 1852 q. m. daily
ioI bnlalo lYla Emporium Junotionl
l. 40 Union station AZ. 90 - 10. ! daily. Pitts.
baLe ano cleveland; Remove, Willianspors
and kimira week days
Al. 40 .. n. tUnton station Ia 90 m, sally
lAnteo rltS burg. Chicago, Cleveland Toledo
DetrolLs cincinnati, st. Louis
400 y N. sailg Qrom Unich 6tatioul for
kltSpuIg, CnisAg5, Nasn VIE, wa CiOe1nnsti
sno Loais FiaieJ, indianapolis st. Louis and
MAirAHsp.rs.
9. 80 p. m, daily from Uuion station for Pitts
Duly, Cincinnati ana St Louis
3. 30 p. 10 daily from Union Statioul for Ruf
talo, lVfa emporium Junctionl
=. 50 p. m Union station 900 D, m } pitts.
por9, chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati 81
Lonls, Hiiliamsporf, and Buffalo, via EInpor.
lu4n Jet. ano Toledo, Rochester Erie, Buffalo
hne niagara Fails daily. except Saturday
IA. - r. ~. Union station IL so D. m , daily
klttsburg, chicago, Buffalo, Rochester Eiegafa
saiis. ana Erie Cleveland except SATURDAY,.
Tor further information address b. .NewbOld
passenger Agent southeastern District corr
W. ". ATTKRBURY. n II Woon
SsA5lAi manager. Pass. Traffic Manager
SAo. W. BOYD, 6en'l Pass. Agent
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-17

IL is to be mild winter. Robins
are Matching out third brood for the
season. Also it is to be a severe win
ter The Kentucky goose bone fore
shadows il. You can take your choice
of birds.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-17

Oscillation il said TO have brought
about new disease called "craw-
craw. To people who like kissing it
doesn't scare worth q cent. They re
willing 60 take chances if anti toxin
has To be used
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-17

French epicures are eating donkey's
brains. This may 40 to substantiate
the charge that the thoughts of the
Democrats seemed to be elewhere last
tuesday. -Baltimore Sun
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-17

According TO the latest dietum of
the London fahsionables. mems coats
must be creased. If this sort of thing
keeps ON even the most circumspect
citizen will scarcely be blamed for
envying the freedom from sartorial
restrictions that made Eden so much
more of a paradise. cleveland Plain
Dealer
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-17

Anxious Inquirer Can't say what
makes people in Annapolis live to such
a good old age. May be piety or poll
ties.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-17

An appendicitis association is about
to-be formed. All those without APP.
pendices please join
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-17

The Japs are all right. Besides
knowing how TO run war they know
how TO give birthday party to the
Mikado.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-17

In Frederick man had two teeth
blown out by the bursting of roasted
chestnut. This is new one ON the
chestnut.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-17

Maryland's electoral vote is some
thing on the arr and arr order. =
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-17

The crop of old. maids in town
promises TO be short this year with a
wedding e. o. d.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-17

Would just like to know where
Maryland really is lat, " for the salts.
faction of the thing.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINLAND
IN BANKRUPTCY.
TAKE NOTICE, that WILLIAM i. LOcKMoN
having been adjudicated bankrupt
by the Honorable Thomas Morris Judge
of said Court, on october 7oth,. 1904 first
meeting Of creditors will he held at the Circuit
Court house, Annapolis, Md, on
Saturday. NoVeDibey IoiE. 1909.
Tat 10 O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose of
allowing claims, examining the Bankrupt and
selecting trustee or trustees.
NJ John D. PARKER. Referee
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1904-11-17

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