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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-19
FAVORS the
OLD WHARF

The Chamber % Commerce CON-
mitiee that visited VRshon island to
look into the project q building =
new bridge and wharf reported yes
terday against moving the wharf
and recommended that the Chamber
OF Commerce ask the county COM
fuissioners TO re-exaTnine the proje1
and repair the OLD wharf instead Of
building n new one. The recon-
mendRtion OF the committee was
ratified by the chamber and the
same committee instructed 70 take
the matter up with the county com-
rnissioners.
II was pointed out by the com
mittee that the new wharf would Be
a great inconvenience 20 the people
living on Maury island, while the
present wharf is convenient 10 the
people on both Maury and Nashon-
Furthermore. the result OF the new
wharf would be 10 drive the trads
from Quarternaster harbor to Ta-
coma.
The county commissioners viii b
asked to retain the old wharf
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BELIEVES LIFE
IS IN DANGER

J. n. Goddard. the prosecuting
witness against John Preston. alag
the Mysterious Kid" whose trial
Nill soon be had Ia the superior
court. says that two men followed
him home Tucsday night. and that
he wa forced to fire az them with
hls revolver IN order 20 drive them
away from his house. They inms-
dlately disappeared IN the daIknesa
and he notified the police by teie-
phone.
Goddard gave positive testimony
At the preliminary hearing that
Preston was one OF the men that
robbed him and his wife at tho
muzzle Of a revolver several months
ago. and he now thinks that Pres
TOMS friends will not stop II sny>
thing to get him out n the way.
lie thinks the men who followed
him home aere friends OF Preston.
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LACROSSE ON
NEXT SUNDAY

The first lacrosse game Of the sea-
son will be played at Eecrsa ton
Park next sunday afternoon. when
Everett and Beattle Will commences
the Northwest Lacroaas AHso 4latlon
schedule.
IRE four club3. Seattle Portland,
Tacoma ard Everett. viii put the
strongest teams possible in tbs
field all during the season IN an
endeavor 10 land the peunant.
Seattle will have "a good. strong
team. and will force the other fel-
lows 20 be very lively all the time.
Manager Ed Kennedy o. the To-
calls. l. ali smiles these days. ana
states that he is perfectly satisfied
with the showing his men are mak-
inc.
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Star Want Id Agencies.

FH. Mullen. S2i Ballard ave. spn
City HALL
srtfe~ess-- osus Co. Ewlna street
and Frsmsnt avenue.
W. A. MANSFIELD a Co. pruaelst
esd ard Jackson
Graham's hsms Bakery. efoS let
nNenue.
C N LohndroH. cigar store. sfesb
6eeend
Thee Harris. al Postetios. Rsnton
Llttles Phsrmsoy. tss ave. rerth
and Harrison street J. n. Little
preprletoe
carltea q Co. prussIst cor. s.h
90 and Pse. street South Seattle
2. A. Moore. Pos,ottls., &c. Park
univsrsl,y pras Store. unlVsrsio
btaslsn.
Howell 81 Pharmacy. io2t Howell
street.
Ralnisr Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark, pro-
prlster, eo2s z. Madison.
coiuuabia Drug Store, W, ]. stud
ley, prop. Columbia. Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy, p. e. Flshsr,
erop- SIS Broadway ard James
Quaker Drug Co. 1913 ist ave.
lsary's Pharmacy, 2SS ~. Bread
eayg phens. Onien 30.
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ADVEN lists
In SESSION
Especial to The star)

TACOMA. May 10 The annual
conference ana camp meeting n ths
Western Washington district - The
Seventh Day Advrufists ortned
b'uenth the camp teuta at aouth
Tacoma today Tho meeting VIII
lost ten days
The opening meeting 81 the con-
ference Was held IN the m5lu tent
on the camp site a. d. - o'clock
was held AT Z,aO O'Clock. and al 9
T. m. the last meeting n the day
Will be held. II Is estimated that
40 or more Aavenfists are IN at
tendance. al Of whom come froDs
mountains
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He WILL LECTURE
TO WOMEN ONLY

Rev. NJ. A. Matthews will deliver
a lecture in the main auditorium OF
the First Presbyterian church, FRI
day afternoon. 10 women only. He
will discuss the subject. The Law
OF Suggestion" The lecture win
commence at $3.50 O'Clock.
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Notice TO Subscribers

II. any evening. your copy Of The
Star has not arrived at 600 o'clock
teIephone-eunset. Main 1850. or In
dependent liss. any time between
6 % and 7.00-and a copy will DO sent
you at once. By special messenger.
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Death.


Henrietta Cosman, Snohomishi
cancer OF the stomach.
Infant Hanrahan. Green Lake;
Tctarus.
Mary Flint. o. iiot Twenty ninth
avenue south. old age
Martin l. YilherE. Is Prov hos
ital; pulmonatis.
A. Il. Barker. IS South Seattle.
ssnile decay.
Alex McGrath. %, hospital. Taco
ma, injury OF spinal cord.
Harry :. McI.sebe. ! month. 2ioe
Fifth avenue west celulitis 81 alb
domen.
kite r. Gelsier. !. sss Twentieth
avenue. meningitis.
Julia A. stokes. 90. Ninth avenue.
cancer Of uterus.
Winnie l. Dean, l.. Los Angeles,
Cal. consumption.
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Finasoisl-c Continued


! fCOEFtbEHTfAIj-Ao Money loaned On
| Watches, Diamonds aud Jewelfy al
! low Interest i'thf Street IeWfiry Co.
! flf Pike 1T. befN fth and 9TH AYES
across from Hanke hail.
MONEY advanced saIsfied psoaIs re.
tail merchant. tsamstsEs boarding.
bSsinsss b q prinsipsi' eities' III.
man. do cplsr block. pis Second Ave
COLLATERAL BANK Bsrto =
soiiatersl 10 Cherry.
A RELIABLE place 10 borrow mopsy
interest II n. West tOi Pike street
A REgPEcrAnLE place 90 borrow
mony on dsmoga9si.h isEsli{g
| ~ 20. 20 Firnt opp. Rainier araad
private offices. strictly confidential
TO LOAN Private money. At low rat.
ef Interest Osner a MshihOrn. 10
fssisr way. rooms and 6.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abs,rseto,s
os este 6iisbsd isss mdipips claim sb;
straofH. Basement Mutual Life blds.
Pronesi sunast tc. iud te
BOOTH wHITTLEsEY HAHFoRD
Abstract Co, este biishsd 400 HaAs-
nsnt Of Halier bib. Phone. Main ist
sEATrLE ABsTRA6r co. N r. Blk
ATTORNEYS ST Lsv
GRO y HogsMAN. ATTORNEY az Lau.
Personal injury cases a specially.
sii Pacific block Seattle.
THoAAe PAGE. sd floor Oriental
bloeb Both phones-Iohn asli a lsS
O. WARD KEMP. burke bid Buff "a
W. y. LAMBUTM ro4-G Pacific bloc
CvrIes
vTffT eYs Ode cuTiosity ahop. foot
Madison street! fndlaa rsliea see
Collections
COLLECTIONS
We collect bad debts where others
White 81 Oscar b. Hsaton. Atty.
ua ~ 7. Block
pEopLEs BAyIros BANK
s.eepd sy.au. sn "a, fifs cr'sgst. See-
h.relsf .s.ins. and trust business
TIE eAS&D nj ssil % OF coz z;
eight million seven HUNDRED thous.
ard dptlar4t. surplus u 300 900. inter
Get allowed on iTne deposits. a sen
srni banking business transacted
sss'ts eIsneh corner lang siIs,.i
manager.
THE scAsDisAvIAN AMERICAN
pank q Beattls-t genera bans!ss
soe capital and surRiaa. $500. A
ChtibefE Ir~E A. " fpslbeIE. vice
pres J. y Lane, cashier. Geo. r.
FISHER. asst cashier.
PUGET sog s y rATIosAL BANK
cNElial stock paid In. rpeyo Furpip.
sn1th vice pfcs II v. Apksnyt
cashier. correspondents In prtpclpai
cities q the United States and Eor
rops.
prsrstle School
EGAN Dramatic and opsrate school,
Btreeuen Of North western ThsAuieal
Association. GpFtns term eonDshets
April 1 diploma awarded en-
Gaxsmsnts guaranteed graduates. ~
months CourGel acting ice-pullo-
tnk, dancing Descriptive eAtal0Eas
mailed free Frank g. EHan K u
clpal. John Cert. manager. Teis
phons Blue 80
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0REdoRYs nARGAiSs

oREooRYs BARGAINS
A nice little f-acrs tract cnlY % rods
from the Sound with urw Hix-ruofn
house. ~ acres cleared. hsiane.
lots ~ fruit. good garden. never fall
iuE sprinE. q chickens. sfnH Z amount
Of furniture all kinds Of garden
tools. and all Tor 80
T. r. GREGORY. as Sullivan bldg
MUST Dr. SOLD QUICK
szp0=s acres II 40 / bottom land 1
acre thoroughly cleared and grub.
bed the rest easy rlsnrinR. nice
house u 2 rooms fine spriuE water
onlq half mile from electric car and
81 minutes 20 the city.
CHAs T.. ADAMS.
$751; First Ave 70 starr BOYD bidF
ACREAGE.
t-room house. barn and three chicken
houses. one acre 81 land ard use ~
surrounding land. u minutes ride
from city. near Valentine station on
Rentou car line good rich coll s. 90,
OF will rent II for 81 per month.
PETIT 4 SON.
Arcade Building. 1917 Second avenue.
10 ACRES FOR 1850
Here IL another snap we picked up
30 acres fine soil. right on fine cpun-
~ road. close 10 store. school and
sawmlIt. free mail delivery and easy
drive To the city. terms. clear title.
CHA9 g. ADAMS.
@sl4 First ave. - starr-Boyd BLDG.
UpPEHs ACRE TRACTS.
Good a0fi good water. good roads, fine
view. fine neiGhburhood and fine car
service Reached BY two electric
lines and near good Hchoola Only
800 Up easy terms.
HERBERT s. UPPER,
n. n and ~ Hcheucrmau block.
First avenue and Cherry street
FOR aALE-4O acres improved bottom
land. ono mile from North Bend /.
fenced. b-Toom house. large barn.
other buildings. Price 81, 30 a bar
A. u. NEWELL. TIC Marion 81.
5 AND t0-asre tracts, Q miles from Sc
attic on Everett line. so per acre.
terms. Merritt Bros.
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MEET IN OREGON

The Pacific Coast Association Of
Nurserymen. representing the states
OF Washington. Oregon. Idaho ana
Utah. will hold its second annual
convention at Hood River. Ore. on
Wednesday. June l. Addresses WI
be delivered by State Horticultural
Commissioner A. Van Holderbeke.
OF Tacoma. and c. n. Sandahl. OK
Seattle.
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Drayage

PIKE STREET EXPRESS 60. deiiv.
ere trunks for 20 TO any part -
city aid orders promptly attended.
Main yTf1
Folding Beds
FOIDfSG BIDS AAFrla Aantel and
Upright Folding BEDS. Tables and
Farnlturg FACTORY. fita Pike Re
junk
II you want correct weirhts aud
SunT Co. ins western: Vain 70.
STYLISH MILLINERY at low prices
NJ. A. NJ Hanson iebi. cor. an and
oeulIsts ard Avrists
DR. J. a hACkISSoN-sE- 50
DIR 3 ". PERRY. ocuIlst Aurist
DIR FONDA NADEAu-su Burke bld
- ostsepsthy -
MksllN1IOS IAE lKMAft4 ~
osTEoPATHY-int Second avenue.
ssteopathe. examination free.
ter science. Home treatment 40
Walker building Phone White III
wAsHIRoToH INSTITUTE or os.
TEOPATHY-Fty yeRrp IN Seattle.
eafs Deposit building. fG First
N q; I'd ave !. A TT Main Z q s.s Ben II
phy,lelsr snd Surgeon
De. ". X TURNER. :. % Hinekisy.
Hrs: 20 q evenings Pm. Lake 1891.
pR. w.R NOE DALTON. tE Ar
eads BIDS. Skin and genito-urinzry
pR. ANNIE Russell s. Hlnkisy BIN
Or. Chambers Eplsr blk. Both phones.
Mechanical engineers
H. L N ALLAsTER-tos-. Pioneer.
Printing ard Binding
ACME The Printer ID Spring 81.
commercial printing Of all Kinda
Photographers Supplies
ANDERSON SUPPLY CO. III Cherry
Patent Attorney
y. A. ADAAa-DrafunE Coiman 6ias
Rubber Stamp.
RGBBER sfAAPs made. isss Arcade
way.
Sewing Machines
BIf.LfNdS--Sewinx machine rCpair-
tnE. ISIS First
Ship Builders
noRAS MOS CoMPANY, EngInS,e,,srs
and shipbulidcrs. Dry Docks. Lum-
Der Mills: Seattle.
Storage
TRGNKs dSlivsTed 3 cents. / days'
storage free. plano and furniture
moyinS; estimates given. union
both phones Main SO
Umbrella Repairing
UMBRELLAS manufactut ed, rp-CoN-
sring and general repairing. 30 SEQ
snd avenue Roosson Bros
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MONEY on Real Estate and Chattels
lowest rates easy payments. Main
1851. S0G Oriental block.
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Birth.

Born-To Mr., and Mrs. A = shep-
To Mr.. and Mrs. A. =. shepard
a girl
TO Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Williams
IA girl
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Fer s.l.-essi Estate


pEfigHTFuI HOME. SMALL
MONEY
-Four bsnutisai and siEhtir lots over
looking Lake ~ aHhiuat ton With tnna.
sfu ruafn house Tor 500. lhlH u
enc - fhn ehfsp~at places w thg
ettv ard well worth your Rniis "
you are iookinK for a home 70 l0ok
Ii up.
WEST SEATTLE
VERY stGHTLY.
Two beautiful lots. with new I-room
housr not quite completed IN the
very finest part = Wet seattle, an-
n sou bug this as an Investment
a. LAW RENEE. sasta Second avenue.
ryoTslThrre. Queen Anne I'M. view
Of Sound Is takes all three. terms,
half cash.
Lot esxieo. cleared and fenced. ? bika.
from car. 10. rare chance.
HOUSES rooms. 18th and Jackson:
o. 100. terms All improvements "a
and paid. cement aidcwalk.
Houses rooms, large lot. Ieo.
House, rooms. lot WKf20. swell house:
g. az. meme a. cheap.
SINGER. ai-a4 BAILEY BLDG.
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" ACRES. house and harm. Ia Kitsap
county. near sydney. Port Orchard.
10 Inquire q, WcTett. e. 9TH ave
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For sals-Furnl,ure

FURNITURE 81 7zroom. house Tor
sale, two rooms pay the rent 81
Madison.
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For Sale-Timber Lands

prairie railroad through
land. irrigation ditch built within one
half mile. relluquiahmeut $50 y.
". brown. Cruiser as Pacific blk.
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Harry Wolf was caught trying 70
remove felonlously the electric hgh'
fixtures from q vacant house on
Pine street yesterday. He attemp'-
ed 10 get away by sprinting. ou'
followed. After an exdury
chase, I'm which Patrolmen Bannfck
and Chapman participated, he W"
caught. He will be charged Win
burglary.
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STYLISH CLOTHES. HERALh
1898 ID
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Stevens Relief Corps will enter
tain friends OF the G. A. r. Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. II.
@. AppleEate. $50 Denny way.
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cislr.eSSnt

Sfst W 80
Tsf7''MifsTRY -TIoF WALLACE, the
weflas greatest palmlst ana clair
v0YRnt. may be consulted daily Oh
ali affairs % life Prof W Ailaee
Nufk - entirely dlffsFsrt from oth>r
mediums and aef-stY led ClAirNuy-
antn No anFksusd rooms % capi-
Hst. but everything done IN the
bread. open uKht q aober Sense tau.d
ysu IN pasr~aslon - yours. He pn-i-
tivsiy refuses 10 accspt a Zee Ia nd-
vance for restinTr or special vufs
uutil he IL through. and not thee u
you ara not perfectly satisfied. his
Iuforruz ton and advice or marriages.
divorces separations. love and fam
49, affalrs business transactions
IawHHlfa etc are accurate and
truthful lie reunlfca the separated,
settles lovers auarreiH. causes speedy
marriages locates hidden treasure.
advises ynu as % whether or not veu
will 80 successful ia mining " in
business lie looks into your hand
aud tells you what Aiia You. and
ogtentifnes b. coed advice gives sou
hack your lest nerve and energy,
40 matter what trouble you may
have. call and he viii help you.
SPECIAL
For seven DAYS I vii make fun ne
readings for one-fnurth regular price.
rairnistrY taught office hours 2 a.
IN. 70 sp ~. Home all Gay Sunday.
Parlors IN Hotel Nsndotns. FIRST ave-
nue fbetNeen Union and University
streets.
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Acreage Fer ssls-cor,'d.

Acreage Fer ssle-eont'd.
~ ACRES. house and barn. In Kitsap
county. near sydney, Port Orchard.
10 Inquire q, Wcrett e. 9TH ave
For Sale-Timber Lands
--.----~-a-l-e-s------~~s -7-a--------~e-e-~-s---
HOMESTEAD prairie railroad through
land irrigation ditch built within one
half mile. rsliuquishmsut. $50 U.
". brown. Cruiser as Pacific blk
Mines sna slclnQ,->....
zoe A SHARE for one week stand
afd Consolidated Mines Co 90 OH
entail block.
Fer Bals-Farrns and Land
-~---~----~-----~-----
WHAT You WANT.
% ncrcs located close 60 the Inter
urban. ~ acres under plo~. fine or
chaTd. modern Groom house barn
place we'll waterrd. altoEether a
meet dssirabls place. Ntp Will buy
rtshty ceres about three miles from
Kent " acres cleared. good house
hnd barn. oE the main county road
wfth spirudid view - the lake. nnfr
leIsnt timber uu the uuelsafsd pr.
too 70 pay FOR Il. iaoo. On easy
A. i.1wRENcE. ss1 second avenue.
10 ACRE ranch highly cultivated. 8
faom houas and barn. chicken h"aass
near city
* acres. - cleared. finu e-roofn houHe.
barn. fruits Natrr front. bargain
10 Acr~a. CLEARED. small house z miles
from intsrufbNn line. very cheap
10 acres east = EaNeuua fefk. very
cheap. railroad ADD good wagon
rad
10 acres at Kent. email house acres
cleared. chicken houses. trade o.
y c HYEHN A co.
E5tga Arcade nos.
n o.o=t % ceres mar Seattle. j affss
Improved 90 - feet - ftr and
cdr. iaa fruit trees. Groom hnuarl
large barn. chicken houses ana
other outhpildings. fine creek through
place
Z. Is acres ~ acres cleared and
under frnre. 90 brariuE fruit trees,
rnoatty winter apples Groom house.
harm. chicken houses. and other
Bf.FT.rfNaRES 4 AnSEt.I.
= nhN veil hlnck.
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ror sai.-Nii.e,nsnsous

ron BALE Furniture OF rooms
strictly modern $50 iklh THIRD ave
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"a FINE CORNER. C0xi2t6"
and Residential a site Tor Fiat
stores, or Dwellings The non resi-
dent owner here temporarily. tn
Htructa sale FORTHWITH a reas
uonnhla offer will be- entertained.
CHARLES RUhEHB a CO.
Both Phones 81
Second ave and Marion st
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Financial

d. c. FLOYD a Co,
nj Second floor Collins block. corner
Second and James
We loan money on Watches. Diamonds
and tswcirY, All business strictly con-
fidcntiaL Private rooms for clicnta
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TELLS what your wish Il and how
you can gaiu your wish hoBurably,
all without you saying one word 90
your dollar back. Gives names. tells
what worries. pcrplsNeH. annuYs you
nov and how n Will end no slEu on
house closed Sundays Ladies only
81 hours 10 70 6. residence 81 James.
ZELDA HiAlr
PROF. sevah. Bifted ciairvoyRut, card
reader. scientific palmist I.o5 Fourth
near Pike. Readings b0c.
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We have large list Of
business Chances In our office, CON
eiating ~ Lodging Houses. Hotels
Restaurants. Grocery Stores. cigar
and Confectionery Stores. also Flats
and Houses for sale or rent. We
also have some fine acreage and
CioHe-in real estate to exchange
Call and look over our list
ROOM THE TIMES BLDG.
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MONEY
TO salaried employees and wage earn
ers-Nou get our system OF loans
that sets you out OF debt, any lady
or gentleman. clerk. hookkcepef
salesman. trainman. mhchiuiata. en-
ginoer. etc. having reliable employ
ment can set. just on hig note
Monthly. v Mon. wkiy.
tt0o-Return Go us Sc 6 or So 81 OF s. %
! 90 Return 10 ua ~ 3 or 6e5 or 2as
S-Noturn TO Ne G e6 or ga3 or 81
ib-EetuTn 20 ua zoo or 400 or %
Easiest terms; lowest rates. conf
dental; no inquiries. quick service.
courteous treatment. The Star Loan
Co. 81 Union block.
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Situations Wanted-Male

JAPANESE Metropolitan Contract CO,
All kinds Japanese help Furnished
ala Main st Main us. Ind gtaA
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HOUSEHOLD goods OF six room
house Tor sale al sol Time st, Hal
lard. Manh.
Evening capital., 1904-10-31
Z SOCIAL EVENTS.
WHAT HAPPENS IN THE
SOCIAL WORLD.
Brief Items of General Interest
To You And Your
Friends.

Mr.. r. Stacey Valiant, representing
the Remington Typewriter Company, /,
Baltimore, was IN town today.
Mr. Eugene Combs viii leave here tc-
morrow for Chicago. Kansas and lats r
81. LeuIs and the Worlds Fair.
Passed Midshipman Charles ] Bel
knap. U. S. NJ, is visiting friends here.
Misses Eleanor and Irene Harrington,
daughters Of Mr.. ]. L Harrington, who
are students at Western Maryland Col
lege. spent Sunday at home
Owing to the absence of Mrs. Brow
son, wife Of the Superintendent of the
Naval Academy, her usual reception
day will again be suspended the coming
Wednesday. November 2.
Mrs. Rich and daughter. Miss Rich.
OF Maiden, Mass are visiting Mss
Elizabeth Tate. Market street.
Mrs. w. NJ. Abbott, who has been
spending week with her daughter.
Mrs. A. b. Nc Janus, OF ashington.
has returned home.
Miss Evelyn NJ. Northington.. Of An
napolis, who has been visiting in Fied
erick, Md . for the past week, has re-
turned to her home here.
Miss Emily jenkins. of Baltimore, IS
the guest of Miss Lila and Rachel Claude,
at No. St. Johns street
Mrs. G.. T. Melvin, who has been
visiting Baltimore. has returned.
Mr.. William Van Loan. of Utica ~.
Y, who has been visiting relatives in
town, left yesterday for visit to his
parents, at Hyattsville. Md.
Miss Elise Lowndes, OF BaItim IRE
county. spent Saturday in town with
Miss wary Randall.
Mr.. Ellicott Worthington. of Balti
more, spent Saturday in Annapolis, with
his father, DIR. Joe Worthington
Miss Gladys Goodrich is the guest OF
Miss Deborah Halsey at her home in
the Naval Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kemp. of Bal
timore. spent Sunday with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George I. Melvin, al
Hotel Maryland.
The Rev. Thomas P. Holloway, nil :
lister OF College Avenue Baptist Church.
left for Baltimore today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hardings and
Miss Alice w. Hunt, of Ellicott ( i,y,
visited here last week.
Miss Jones, of Annapolis, and Mis-
Thompson. of Centreville, spent several
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Med
ford Roe at arclay. Queen Anne
county.
Evening capital., 1904-10-31
Chamberlain Cough Remedy.

No one who is acquainted with its good
qualities can be surprised at the great
popularity of Chamberlain Cough Re
medy. Il not only cures colds and grip
etccually and permanently, but prevents
these diseases from resulting in pneu-
mons Ii is also certain cure for Group.
Whooping cough is not dangerous when
this remedy is given. 1t contains no
opium or other harmful substance and
may be given as confidently to baby as
TO an adult. 1t is also pleasant to take.
When all Of these facts are taken into
consideration it is not surprising that
people in foreign lands, as well as at
home, esteem this remedy very highly
and very few are willing 10 take any
other after having once used it. For
sale by FeldmeYer Bros. City Drug Store.
Evening capital., 1904-10-31

Lockjaw, or tetanus, is caused by a
bachillus or germ which exists plentitully
in street dirt. 1t is inactive so long as
exposed to the air, but when carried
beneath the skin, as in the wounds caused
by percussion caps or by rusty nails, and
when the air is excluded the germ Is
reused to activity and produces the most
virulent poison known. These germs
may be destroyed and all danger OF lock
aw avoided by applying Chamberlain
Pain Balm freely as soon as the injury Is
received. Pain Balm is an antiseptlc
and causes cuts, bruises and like injuries
TO heal without maturation and in one
thrd the time required by the usual treat
ment. For sale by Feldmeyer BROS.
City Drug Store.