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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07
6 t Itort @pner /.

-
flere Mar bar ser poret &loa1er oppt
ON Mnlrg % Drift al ct fort @pnler
/ @renoo. 9tl1 lo0er Set el10elig til
at Sagcu ifol reolileres, ioet ct &ol1:
lortium poo 4 MGn0 Ser / Npen bol
fight 6 Sbr. 2ono, beliggenoe Ut
til @onncueic1, Dpor Scr nlt lfal poo
hegpnocS Spfprclie nj Sc til ct itprrl
@pnicri bpreroe @%pguinger, oeri=
hlouot @oli9 for Ell @eltprer. Del
be1pnocs forelpbig mco 1000 @pl1s,
% scr pil pgloo blipe layt un puo
Ircmltitling al cole &ocer.
9fbsLo s.. @totsraob Sap
tcjn 8. s. 9prpb, ti0li9crc Srofif-
chef for SC ijnllonoif e Scrllbo11er, CT
0po, - Mor gom1m1cl.
Bposf orpoltcr pau Stnubulct
@cll5pn u. ScDlol1hul c6 CT eftcr lun=
gcrc SiOs Spogeligbeo ofgooct pe0
Ipbcu.
- Otter IL 9(ors Sjencltc CT @l10
/ Rigsoogcn 2urlcl1 ofgooct peO
Ipocl1.
Spcrtcle1rofilt, @cltprcr al
Sc, ,in1pr Decentralization s(lbcrt Chill
Glmabills @ccbtcnbcrg CT ofgonet pco
Gu0clt, ror1t al ct @icrtcllog.
- &rpggcr $. @erg, Nefsp, CT
ofgooet pcs 9poeu / cit s(locr al
IS Mur.
- Ibp. @citprcr al @riil1ers @o>1-
oclsofooen1i @illiom @rolpn CT al
uoort peo Gpoen.
= Stotshonerl1es @opcofoSie rcr /
&%iphc1hopn, Mitmcltcr,. cano. polit.
y: s.: g. @urfpeo, CT ofgooct pc0
9pocn, SO Nor. Mf0poc b(cp onlut
pcs sen i%irllonoifc Ser1lbnne 1870
pg uouupl1tcs 1901 til Sppcosfos=
icrcr.
- Gu al Mpsfiloe @pcs rlorc ol1=
icte @or9erc, &ip6mouo S. 6. Gul=
1ncice CT forleocn ofgooct pe0 0poe,r,
rant al ct opopleftiif Silfrl0e, / eli
Ilocr al GO Mor. Mf0p0e bop0e /
noglc % tync Mar pGret Meolem al
@yroooct.
- Spn1rermel tcr 6reo. Sob. Mpl-
Ter / @oriens CT ofgqoct peo Dsoen,
"A slor ga1nn1el.
- s CIT Mloer al c. 81 Star er
Sonolrac u. @1rnocltrltp / @eliingbr
ofgaoct pcoDpoel1 cftcr at bope prof-
%tiierct / oenne lin 6p6ebp for benpe0
CIT SncS Mor. 9cn Mf0p6e bar / lit
Tag cit ualmi110clig 0pgtig Mo11o
pa boooe pco Si0cn beraf cit ijGl0e1
@pne til at beban0lc Soft - eller
rettcre 0crcs Sun6er - paa cit iao
bcbogclig Moooe, at ian poltot ct ioo
l,Obrc6t &lieutel, at Set i CIT Morrnf=
fc bar rnutligt for nogen &o11fltrrert
at pinbe 6obfrlte / SEN i9brigt life
loo lillc &ropinsbp - c. 10000
S11bb. - peb 2rei uu1oets 8reooer.
9en Mfop0e far liffert / Moxenes 2pb
logt cit life ubetp0eli9 6orm,e op.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

3fonpmi. Sen 11ngc @uSmo0cr
(til &offepigenD: Sc loper pilt ait
for 90ielt Mo0, @orunc, 11oar Sc far
lopct Mo0, bliper alt lpilt op, men
sc Gage, noor Sc bar l(0gangstur
og jog lober Mo6en> foor hi ne1 ten
olti0 Set &olpc til opcrs."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07
Dr. mIeS' Anti-pain Pills.

st burtist, fittert os paa1toelist miobe1 for fps e1er
nerpss 3ooeoptne, Tpgimerter. Mapeptne, Meural9ia,
Nerppfitet, Srr,tab1lltet. SpnnlpSbeb, @i9t. Sciat,co.
Snoeboloer boerfen Opium eler Meorfin os %efterlaber
nsen i1emme Gftero,rtninser. Is 9ofs 25e.< 9aa
apotDefer eaer ienbes af ST. Mtles' mebicaI
60. Glfbart Subiana
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

st &rmpcfyrtaarn finocs poo oen
ip0pltligc &plt al gen @igbt. Sc IN
@ll1s brul1Ocr n1eo CT Stprfe al fen1<
ten Milliolrcr 2ps. Oct CT ct 8li11f-
f6r, bpiS Dcle 9reieopporot lpgmmer
poo 813 Y0. &piflplp / Stcoct for at
glide poo Suffer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Ii Jlensborg iolgte forleoen tit &11s
Electromagnetic % til Sen nl1perenot
Jorpagter at @%ieltgiberiet / @uiet
6. &ogler, for en- &ris al 10000
Marf meo SiltrG6elie itrots.
g oor6e er &re c II
8 q ,@rGnoitr1p far lolgt in
@aoro, ltor 81 &eftor, mes Select
ming % Snpentar, til @%oorocjcr
Slap Iinf I @runoltrl1p og S. $.
ScbmiDt, uGillo &loro" pcs &a0crs=
(cp.
6 ooroe er % $ q IL
0clsmon0 g Il &c [ c II
Mpgeltel10cr bor lolgt 2opri6S
@rpbcri ems @oor0 / 6rebcriflfog, al
bpilfcn ser aft CT iolgt nogle &orber
peb ll0itpfning, til @oor0ejcr Yprf=
len / Mjpl0cn for 10000 Wforf.
@oorbce s.. Misjen
bor lolgt i'm @ooro / @jcrnirg, fol-
Set @jcrningrpi til @oorOcjer CTR.
Gccrtlen fra Meng. N(t nopcnoig
@cl@tning m%e0fplgcr. @oor0ens
Stprrcli e er benpc0 81 @eftor. &jp=
bellllnmen CT 10000 Mf. 5iltruocl=
len lfer Sen l.. Npril.
Il + Of 5 i. N%rbcjosnouo So
lon1on Ser1lcn al &ogc6pl .neO SfGr=
brf CT mbol0t iou mistr11ft for
&cf5elfalif og f9rt til e(n1tsretsfrng=
llct / SDftlltl10. Ga Mal10cn r.6onlf
l(n0crioo pil bul1 life blipe lpsloot,
oo fan CT mistunft for at pillc flpgte.
Sen len CT gift og bor / mol1ge Star
uurct boiat / &agebpl.
More 9.renge. S v6lens=
burger Nnnonceblott" lfripes: ga
no9le 3renge / S%pt9ensbp, iom ifol
fo1firmereS / Star, for ct &or Gage
iioen boooe 'toget Mflfeo mes Sfolen,
git Sc op poa r8olloitbjerget", bejite
CIT rps Sane, tGnote 8oal og brGn6te
0eres Sfolebpger, 6eriblanot tire 8ib=
Ter. Mn6re 9renge bar rgoa &oletter
/ &nopbullet.
&olg al EFT Meeribe e.
tDrer. &oa Suffer Mn0elsmejeri
bar &lo0len lom Meieri6eltprer Die
ben leoig. Mf Sc % Mnipgere in6ltil=
lcoes til &alg 3, nemlig Dons al Or
BY, Mbller al M11ilet og STR. 8ecf>
forbcn / Mllerl1p pe0 Softl1,no, for
Sioen poo 2ooellt16 Meieriifole beo
8rpr1p. Mf Sc tire Sn6itilleoe bolg=
tes GDr. 8ecf.
6lensborg &irfegaarb.
st imertef1l0t Sn0trpf oil set giere
poo mo1gen 5lensborger at ie Sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., iom / 6iSle Do=
&c foretogeS paa SEN 9an1le Strife
gaaro. &aa set mioterlte 5tpffe for
oe laofol6te almtnoelige 8%egrapelier
borttoges Min6esmerferne poo foa
l%tnotagelier nGr % benlGg9es / itore
@obe 9eor0 for &apellet. Man ier Ser
Sernfors, 5refors, Mormorplaoer
meo' Snoifrift, lpere &umpei tene meo
i1ola9te &lo0er, alt / flor Mongfol=
6igbe6, oesuoen Snofatninger til
@rapite6cr al Sten og SrG. Sgiao
sc itore Greer poo 11Gbnte &lo6s CT
pao enfelte l1r6tagell er nGr mGrfe0e
til l1%orponing. 9e &aorpren0es Set
til oe @rabe, ser TIT jeb11es er olle=
reoe opbprt for flere Mar ii6en. &pis
&irfegoor6en b%eoblipenoe bar bleper
bfugt til 8egrabelie Ter, bil6e Ser olle:
re0e / it0ite -6ier6e0el al forrige Mor:
b1tnbreoe nere grobet npe @rape pot
6ette Mreal. Me0 ielbe @rapene
bjemfol6er ogiaa alle @ienitan6e, 6el
1toor poo 6em, / Seroelesbe6 o9ioc
@rQpItene, til @trfegoar6sforbaltnin
gen; set bill imi6lerti6 bltbe tilla6t 81
&oorprenoe, for iaa bi6t 6e meloe1
Jig / rette St6, at tage Stenene bort
Sen 9eI at &trfegaar6em, JONI mi bli
Der iebnet, bill for pbrigt blipe labe
om til &arfan1eg me6 en flor Hl9ne
IAN WIN
@TH TH0VT
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

2otteribe1o or S a T.
iter. @n 9%spfpbirg Sfon1ogcr
bar pl,,bet cit 6ierocbel al 100000
&roner, iom fprleoen blep %uDtrl,ffct.
9e $4,000 &rpner fol6er pou ct gobt
Steo, ioet Sfomogcrc1 lio0cr / jmou
Scar.
Tor punbcn
Tnr nplin fnrlpou0t T%prpaltcr Mas
m,s Ell ira 2%crrbc,borg. @pnrfur rco
inacn; men nto1 ontoger poo SjUl=
louo at set ifplocs c1 SSrcttelnttclle,
Tan fit, foroi bou opfprte Jig llct opcr=
fpt Nigcrne poo Goblet. Mm bar
il1aen S(nrlic on, bpor bol1 CT blcpen
al.
en- Nobrr 1ipcr@uo
TIL Nurr. Sfnn1ugcr
Mprisulcn / Mpll pcs Nuls bop0c for
11n1tli Sio iiocu sen ltorc Sprg, at
Dun> !r'ie Gi1r blep lturft forhrUnot.
Mlnl bleu me1ct liocn0c itologt pua
@ols Sunchus. Norlcocu bar Taoc-
rem poo Su9cbuict p9 Los fem @uu1c
Nl1S tune nf inc Nrn1c. <1 pc0
Siulp hcruf flul0r oeu 2illcs @runo=
luNr hclcs.
On itpr Guerifrioelc.
9icalllfahet pner Goroc-N. Ne6cl=
@ol1rl pertra ofllltttrt / Sen nrrmc=
l1c Nrcnltio. Snrrlfriocll cn al Ml=
luosiMlrn1cll CT l1nf ret hctNOclig.
1%Sormonoeu ipr observation-disclosures,
@orgernnel1er Treeblcl, bor mcobclt
s(mt5roooet, at Set lonolpuli1piS
folun1cr til at hrsje liu OH ca. 170,=
900 SIR. Mcraf oil ca. $4,000 SIR.
folnc poo SC / Mulrggct intcrcs lcrc6c
Mnnutncr.
@rpHncriet vSrp=
"bpr0"s Gala. &jp6ct al Mftie=
brpgacriet ~Sroiborg" Norbl,s er
III, cuHclid uoQct / Sr0cu. iOct &iphc= |
f%ontroften or moerifrepet al ~9it=
iplfe @rpaaericr"s iamleoe 9eitprel=
ic. Otter ISorlpoen0e ifal &riien
bore 100000 &r., Scr betalcs font
tont. SIT Snpcntor, Moifincr, &eo=
ifober, @elte oa %ognc etc. meofplger.
sSorelpbi0 ifal @rp9gcrict bcnpttes
iom &piotplbrpAgcri, n1en fipprigt el-
Icrs life hcnpttes lpm @rpggcri.
81 inbcs mrrfe. Mrbej6S=
n1o1b Glm,oil,s '@ol1lcn / Noflfpp
br,fneoc for 11ogeu Sis 1iocn u11oer
Toripgct poo at reooc CIT 9rcng, Ser
bar fol6en / &ol10et / Mofifop @apn.
Eoo bans @rop ,poo Maf ifop Strife
eaoro er III, rejlt eli M%iinoeltcn mes
fplgenbe Snlfriptinn:
GIonbius @onen
/. Sen 150e April 1851,
5. sen 26oe San. 1905.
San iatte lit Sin til
for at rc6bc ct Meomennel fe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Gm garantcrct 9nr fur Snrmorr=
9piocr
&lpen0e, inObel10ige, bld0en0e eller
fremlfu0te. Hcngcne tilbooe fra Mpp=
tbeferer1, bbis &asu Ointment life flt=
rerer / 6 til IA Gage. SOC.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Tun0en 0rnfnet. @aaroz
ejer Nnoers 5i10 fra Mptrl1p Marf
ne6 @ommel er fm110en 0rnfnet I @l1=
henooen beb &on6ers. @on nor truf=
fen bjemmefr ira mes cit %lag, iom fan
pilbc iGlge poa Morfe6et / &an6ers.
9enne &lag er funoen terrelps, p4
bens mtbberfpl6te &oorlag tpoeoe
poo, at sen bob6e peret / Maen. Mon
formo6er bo, at &laggen er blepeu
1fp for ct eller an6et og far truffet
Sin5 me6 Jig 16 | Maen, bbor fan ga
er omfommen, me6ens Soften bar
reo6et fig / 2ano. @ller mulig bor
ban 11n6erpejs iat fig op at rtoe paa
&Ioggen, og benne er 6erefter lgben
n6 / Maen me6 bam. Mf6p6e bor As
Mor og bab6e in6til for ct &ar Mar
1i6en peret &ognman6 / @ommel.
SrpgteIigtu IDffesti1 T.
! e1be e. 6orle0en @orgen, So
11ogle Sernbanepogne iful6e rangeres
fra &obnen I'll @tatsbanegaarben
Malborg, 9if Ser en- ca. 60 aarig SEQ.
tie, M%rbej6sman6 Sens Sir. Bangs
@nitrr, / Sporet. Semen boz 6gp oe
ogte6e lite paa Sprbb6erens gientag.
ne Bariforaob. Da &ortbr @briiten
len rep ben6e til SIDE, 11aoe6e Soge1
benz og oberfi6rte 6em begge. So
men fit Sopeoet og begge 8en ful6
itan6ig ofrepne. &ort6rens enc 8et
bIep %afrebet. &an bragtes til. Spge
buffet, bbor ogiaa set anoet Sen iene
re bleb amputeret. San bar % Ma:
gommel og ifll6e .neite Sag bop
ferret fin Sorlopelie; men netop be1
Dag afgif ban be6 Dpoen JON SgIg
ef fine Soar:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-07

Gar Ipren LIS? @oo ct
1tort &enltrcmp0e / @orni let forleoen
bar @oor6ejer Ye6er Spren He0eri en
fra &arlbp pgloo fommer poa Saler=
1tolen for at lGgge iin &eltalelr6eOS
500 / Gegtifaolen Mens ba1t ito0 pg
le0tc efter 8egpnoeli en, raober cit
Stemme: ru9in Spr er rel1Ot lpS!"
~@poo er oen?" raobte Spren &e=
ser en iorfnrbet.
Monge Stemmer: vSpre1 er lps!"
Ga Spren Geberlen bprer 6ette, Ia
ser fan @plitiffen pere Set, SEN CT,
% forlpinber ifpn0l ornt fra Solerltp=
len.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-17

Nov. II. 1885

SUN AND MOON
Stn Rises. .6.53 Moon Sets 8 So q m
~un sss.. 40 Moon South 3 81 m
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-17
RUSSIA MAY REPUDIATE DEBT.
Realizes II Is Bound to Effect The
Financial Standing of The
Government.

| Berlin, November Herman mold
/ ers of Russian securities are beginning
/ 70 feel extremely uneasy over the stu
| alton in Russia as they realize t5at it
/ is bound to affect adversely the eco
nomic conditions of the Russian en-
| pire and the financial standing OF the
/ government.
Popular upheavels like tnosa il
1 Russia al the present time un4ettle
more than a war commercial ami in
| dustrial conditions, paraIyzs capital
and cripple the resources of the gov
! ernment. The foreign holders of Rus.
| isan securities are greatly interested in
! the future OF the empire and devour
the disquieting reports of riot and
! bloOdshed with avidity. Many mil
lions in Russian securities arc in the
hands of German capitalists and TO
that extent they are interested ia the
preservation of Russia's financial in
tegrity.
An article published by Professor
Ballod, an official of the German, In
perial Statistical Department, causes
the greatest CONSERVATION among Ger.
man investors in Russian securities
In that article, which is considered
semi official, he states that the Russian
government has been considering the
0NFAD0bAAAh1 VA hDbAhAAbE par VIA BAnh-
ruptcy, PARTIALLY repudiating the
country's foreign liabilities, for
months past. In June, he declares.
the Russian government commissioned
a number of experts to elaborate re-
ports on the effect that partial re-
pudiation of foreign Liabilities would
produce ON Russia's own economic de-
velopment. The Mittag Zeitung de-
scribes Professor Ballod's revelations
as a .bombshell TO all investors in Rus
sian securities.
The same panicky feeling which
has been caused here by the article,
also seems to exist in England and the
Manchester Guardian is authority for
the statement that the scheme GO EN-.
ploy British capital in rebuilding the
Russian navy has been abandoned and
that the plan for Americans to under
take the same work has also been
dropped. The reason given for the
abandonment of the project is that it
has been found that the establishment
of shipyards and shops in Russia W ould
not pay, and there is not much chance
of profit in the development of a state
assisted merchant shipping project.
The real cause of the abandonment
however, is believed to be the uncer-
tain financial conditions existing in
Russia.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-17
annapolis, Washington & BALTIC. &. R.
. Schedule in Effect j,

Schedule in Effect July End, 1905.
aims leave for Annapolis Junction connect
Il at Odentou and the Junction with trains
or baltimore and Washington, and Other
points as follows:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-17
S1oo Reward, S1oo.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to leain that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages. and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure now known TO the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease. requires a cCnsti-
tutional treatment. Halls CatarTh Cure
is taken internally. acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces o. the
system. thereby destroying the founda-
ton Of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of te til
monials.
Address F. ]. CHENEY & CO..
Toledo, y.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for ooasi-
patton.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-17


thing, and often could hardly straighten
my back. The aching was bad in the
daytime, but just as bad at night, and
was always lame in the morning. / was
bothered with rheumatic pains and drop
steal swelling Of the feet. The urinary
passages were painful, and the secretions
were discolored and so free that often
l had to rise at night. I felt tired all
day. Half box served to relieve me,
and three boxes effected a permanent
cure
A FREE TRIAL of this great kidney
medicine which cured Mr.. Justus viii
be mailed on application to any part of
the United States. Address Foster-Mi:
burn Co, Buffalo. y. Y. Sold by al
dealers; price, fifty cents per box.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-17
AN OLD MANS TRIBUTE.
An Ohio Fruit Raiser, 20 Years Old,
Cured of Terrible Case After Ten
Years of Suffering,
When suffering daily torture -
From backache, rheumatic pain.
Any i'll of kidneys or bladder,
Turn TO Doan's Kidney Pills.
A cure endorsed by thousands.
Read an old mans tribute.

Sidney Justus, fruit dealer, of Mentor,
Ohio, says: Il was >ured by Doan's
Kidney Pills OF a severe case Of kidney
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-17
In Praise of ChamberIain's Cougi
Remedy.

There is no other medicine Manufactured
that has received so mach praise and SO
many expressions Of gratitude as Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. Il Is effective, and
prompt relief follows its use. Grateful
parents everywhere do not hesitate to testify
to It's merits for the benefit OF Others 1t IS
a certain cure for Group and win prevent the
attack if given at the first appearance OF the
disease. 1t is especially adapted 10 children
rs it is pleasant to take and contains nothing
injurious. Mr.. E. A. Humphreys, well
known resident and clerk in the store Of Mr..
E. Lock- of Alice, Cape Colony, South Africa,
saws: Il have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to ward off Group and colds in my
family. | found it to be very SATISFACTORY
and il gives me pleasure to recommend il. "
For sale by Feldmeyer Bros drug store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-17
County Weddings.

Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Mary Louise Beal and Mr..
John f. Owings of South River, which
will take place at Christ church, West
River, on next Wednesday, Nov. -, al
: p. M,
AT noon the same day and az the
same church, Miss Elizabeth II, Lin.
thicum of West River will be married
TO Mr.. George Laumer Evans, OF
Washington, ID. G.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-17
Have They (?

If the twenty-five teachers of the
Annapolis public schools or the trustees
of same have passed any resolutions on
the death of their late examiner and
superintendent of County schools Mr..
+. Eugene Wathen, the Capital will
be glad to publish same.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-17
APPEARING OLD
Acts ns Bar to Profitable Employ
ment.

meut.
You cannot afford to grow old
In these days Of strenuous competition
It is necessary TO maintain, as long as
possible ones youthful appearance.
Ii is impossible TO do this without re-
tanning n luxurious growth of hair.
The presence of Dandruf indicates tho
presence of burrowing germ which
lives and thrives on the roots OF the
hair until 1t causes total badness.
Newbro's Herpicide is the only known
destroyer OF this pest. and II Is as effec-
tive as It IS delightful to use
IIerpicide makes an elegant hair dress
ing as well as Dandruff cure.
Accept no substitute-there IS none.
Sold BY leading druggists Send 15c. in
stamps for sample TO The Herpicide Co..
Detroit Mich.
For sale by Feldmeyer Bros, City
Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-17

trouble o f
eight or ten
years. stand
ing. L suffered
the most severe
backache an d
other pains in
The region of
the XII dneys.
These were es-
peeially severe
when STOPPING
fo lift any.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-17
Schedule Of Local Trains
Baltimore & Annapolis Short Line R.R
Scheduled effect May zsth. 1905.
Leave ssiasTs

An additional train will Annapolis al
SIS p. N. and baltimore ITO p m. on ratur.
day.
Sadly Trains
Leave Annapolis s. 90 and 9 40 a. m. o. 40
aud TOO y. IA.
.eave baltimore 500 aud 1905 a. m, 800
aud 3. go .. M
Arrive Baltimore % and 10 5 a M, A. and
Arrive Annapolis 9U5 and Il % a m. 6 % aud
a. y. m.
B. BROWN, J. WILSON BROWN,
G.. r. 8 r. ARt. Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-13
CHARL OTTE, N. C.
,specIal TO The Times Dlspatch,)

fspecIal TO The Times Dispatch)
q CHA RLOl'TE, @ August l2,-The past
week has been enlivencd socially Dy lie
presence of the First Regiment, NORM
Carolina National Guard. ehfa t IN, II
staff who were guests OF the Southern
Manufacturers Club, The feature OF t the
week was the monster reception 70 me
Governor and his staff Monday evening"
at the Manufacturers Club, 70 will On
over one thousand invitations were .ls,
sued sunday the chief executive ,secnan dlnHa go
t Tea With Cant. and Mrs. q, S, franklin
Monday morning he was entertained AZ
breakfast by Mr., and Mrs. George y
Wilson and dined with MI. ana Mr y I
winch Battery a, Charlotte Artillery.
played host, furnished social diversion
Tor the line officers and enlisted men.
Misses Douglas and Lucy ROBERTSON
have returned home from q WISH 70
friends in Virginia:
Misses Evelyn, Kate, LILLY and Mary
and Master Rufus Johnston, have re-
turned from an extensive NARROWING trip
in the mountains Of North Carolina.
Miss Louise Wadsworth entertmined y
evening complimentary to Miss Rebecca
| Glenn. of Raleigh, daughter Of Governor
Dr. ana Mrs. Walter Brem, Jr,, left
Tuesday evening for New YORK. from
| whence they sail on August IN loi
| pointinent as an inferno In, one OF The
hospitals OF the lsthmus::
| Mrs Alfred Augustn Watson widow
| of the late bishop of North Carolina, is
mal,inp her home IN Charlotte with her
daughter, Mrs, John S. Walters, 4.
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HuLEs or HEALTH.

...f
t,nsy. to Digest--Becf, ronsted' ny ,p. ..t
roasted, lean, beef, brollcd. fat, peei nr.'
cd lean beef ten, baked apple pref PREY.
wheat, brend. rye, bread, sianaa,.'
bread, barley bread. whole "heu.'
b,,tter,nilk, chicken. cheese, Neus, nr
tel. ccnl,sd fruits, without susu.,
cooked fruits. custard, cgEs So
boiled eggs and milk pudding flo'ih a,,,,
farinaceous pudding. grouse sc1a '.,.,,
1iare, paddock. with sauce. hnddock Will n
out sauce, k,,tnyss lamb, fat lamp. lehn,
milk. mutton, fat mutton lean mutton
broth, ,nar,nhlade. mhenroni. oysters, raw
oysters. roasted, pigeon. partridge. pheas-
mt pears peas rabbit, rice, spinach ~
5swectbrcals, sago, shnd sole. smell, To- g,
n,ntoes. trout. trpc turbot, tapioc1, toast
vcrmicclli, whey.
Moderately ptgestihe-nspara aP-
plcs. bacon. bcets. barley. boiled clnms'
roasted caulflowcr. crabs. cod, fresh
cocoa, cherries. cream carrots duck, eggs
hard boiled, grapes, hnllhtt, strawberries
shrimps, snipc. soups, cream, soups
,Slnin. splash, tea, herring. hashes, nNes'
lobster. mussels. oat meal, oyster stew CIV
oysters, broiled oyster plant onions. Of
anges, peaches, gpruncs, paEsnls, POLE ',uL
toes, white potatoes, sweet, ia srpee'rtliie's'
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WARRE'N.TON GERMAN
fspecinl to The Times-Dlspatch,)

n Especial to The Times-Dlspatch,)
= WARRENTON, VA, August BAN
Friday evoning, many of Warrenton'ss
August visitors attending. The third ana
f1Iasf of this series Will be held dur
ing the horse show week. A supper VIII
follow tho event,
ATeIlnis has been largely indulgei iIl
during the past week a tournament
was played on Thprsday and ! Elidfaby s
contestants were Mrssrs. Samuel Apple
ION, william Gaines. Arthur ChtrrlnTa,,
ION Lewis Apsley, benjamin Way GURUS
pcrry uillcary and others,
"a house party was recently given az
cnthnrpin, IN, In honor OF Misses Hamp-
ION and sanders, s y. /, Z. J. u, !. y I
MARY Il. Bates Margaret Goodman anu
IIry,a' sasscer, Messrs. West, EaWklns =.
EldrI1gs,. Bprcell. Waters ana " tslst
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= Is = & -
should not be taken through the orchards
to find common brusht heap On when
they can be burned This IS a a. ,1, as as
chard, as it will spread the scale quite
largely. The insects die as soon IS ;s ~, ne
sap dries up in tho tree; hen9Ie, II Inc tno
are cut down. there will be little spread
from them. al
Where trees are badly enough infested tee,
TO be readily noticed by the ordinary or
server cutting out Of Infested trees Will
not afford permanent relief and inc 90 or :
chartls should DO treated very thoroughi ,s
with the lime sulphur wash as soon as
The leaves drop In the fall: This wash
has proven very successful In controlling
tho san lose scale, but care should 90 %
exercised In preparing and applying ~
| 4 report on the preparation and use OF
this wash can be obtained by addressing
| The md crsigrcd y Yours truly,
| " ~ g9 j. J.. PHILLIPS,
state EntomolOSlst. Il
Blacksburg, VA August ~.