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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-29
sYRlNeEs AT FORTY PAGES.
Russian Duel Scheduled Has Been In.
definitely Postponed.

ST. Petersburg, April 2S.-The Red
Cross scandal caused NJ. Aexandrov-
sky former chief Of the organization
ana since his retirement connected
with the sanitary service of the Man
churian army to send seconds to
Baron Tieznhausen, his principal ac-
eusor, Baron Tiesenhausen. however,
has offered an explanation, and the
dueL which was fixed for today, will
not occur.
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PRESIDENT KILLS BEARS.

The Report Circulated Of His ~
Health 10 unfounded.
GIenwood Springs. April 2s.-The
presidents party killed four bears
yesterday. Particulars OF the slaugin-
ter are lacking but II is understood
that the entire party participated in
the hunt.
The rumors of the presidents In
health are unfounded.
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er,wers Strike.

Seattle, April 2s.--lThe brewers
union employees have decided to strike
Monday unless settlement Ii had In
the meantime on the points at issue
between employees and employers. The
brewers say that they eaHnos aeesas
to the demands and are prepared for
a long fight.
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ASTORIA, OREGON SATURDAY APRIL 20. 1905.

tome time must elapse before the ex-
'bition viii be near completion. The
aildings generally are handsome and
. grounds, covering 40 acres at the
notion Of the rivers Meuse and Our
90, are tastefuliy laid cut
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NO ngws or FLEETS.
Three British Cruisers Pstrelling Out.
eide OF Harbor.


London. April 2s.--Thrss British
cruisers. according to the Daily Tele-
graphs correspondent Mt Singapore,
are patrolIing outside Of the harbos
there. as thick wet weather renders
straits inviaable from the roads. Tho
weather conditions may therefore pre-
vent observations Of Vice Admiral Ne
bogntoff's movements.
The Morning Posts Shanghai cor.
spondent reports; Rojfstyensky'a
squadron was seen Thursday on
icongsoi Bay In Hainan No other
news has reached London regarding
the movemnt OF the Russian warships.
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nsa,ant,s kIlIed.
fortune.

Tiells. Aprii 27-An attempt by a
peasant band to maltreat a rich far
mer and a priest led to a collision with
police and troops. IN which three peas
ants we're killed and II wounded.
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Wss. Shore Mill, Burned.

Oakland. Cal. April 2s.--The West
Shore planning mill, corner OF First and
Franklin streets. owned by the west
Shore Lumber and Mil Company has
been totally destroyed by fire. The
loss In estimated at $4,000.
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SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.
Two Men Shot In Chicago as a Re-
suit Of Teamssers' Strike.

Chicago. April 2s.-Two men were
shot and seriously wounded tonight by
Charles King, non-union driver Of
the Pacific Express Company King
was on a Blue Island aveneu car when
a crowd OF strikers, who had followed
him, boarded the car ana attacked him.
King drew revolver and emptied II at
the assailants. He shot none Of the
men who attacked him, but instead
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-29

the bullets struck two men who were
standing near watching the fight.
King was arrested by the police after
u fight In which hs attempted 70 shoot
the ofsicers.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-04-29

Victoria, April 2s.-Archbishop orth
OF oregon and British Columbia left
today for Rome on a visit TO the vati-
can
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nlNE DISASTER.

Twelve Miners Killed at DUBOIS, Penn
syivsnTa.
Dubois, Penn. April 2s.--In q mine
disaster At tie Aleanore shaft last
night IL miners were killed and one
had both legs broken. He win prob
ably die The bodies were recovered.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-03-09

tracks In the course Of q season is s,
In conclusion Mr.. burlington lays Il
on the fact that the central yuKon h
ince is the one most in need Of fc|
aid for highway construction. If
part OF the country were easily aoc|
BILE, many placer districts that are
Idle could be made to support a
population.
Mr.. burlington has written rcpo,
roads and road building in Alaska. vi
VIII soon bo printed as a Senate OCCUR,
1t is chapter from a larger work. Vi
he has nearly finished. on "Meihols
Costs Of Placer Mining in Alaska, 4
publica ton by the geological surve.,
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b. +. Babbitt; auditors, c. NJ. King. w.
s. Bascomb. w. T.. Strong; grand Jurors.
j. r. Newton, Moses Stckney, q. 8.
Scribner road commissioner, Frank King
scvhooI commissioner. J. NJ. Howard; jan
itor OF hall, II. II. King
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MORTCARY JOK f.

In an old Virginia cemetery we
a Wcather-beaten tombstone nctr'"S
inscription: .,
Il Await My Husband. May 10
Here | Am. Dec. IA. 1851.
Come Joker has read the ils'''i
and added with pencil; l>i''
usual" - Ma shvillc American.
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THE MARVELLOUS BoHEMJ
TWINS.
Two Girls Connected at the vi
hut with separate lndividunli.iI

l,"ge the MlSS"S Rosa ana JnScfa Ri;
who are no doubt the most e,.traord
examples of human abnormality m
istcrcc. Probably 10 physiolo
curiosity of equal interest has been
in this country since Eng and Chang
siamoso twin. visited London in l,6
Tho physical condition Of the NJ
Black differs little from that of the
siamesc twins The bodies of the
wcl" connected near the chest: in
case of these young women the adm
occurs some dista'.co Up tn: side.
r,inatirg sishtly above the waist.
heads ire not quite level, JO-cfa
soncv hat the taller of the tNO. Altl
,ho girls Of necessity spend their
side by side, they cannot look into
others face. Tho most that is possil
a sidclong glance That Rosa Is enahl'
take OF her sister.
Physically their aoticrs arc int
PENDENT. but mentally the Girls la
soparat. existence. Nor do their t,
NV '''''' ~ - NV
~ ',, ~ VIZ a. A'''' ','
cath other N every respect
Tho sisters enjoy the usual ccnlfle
# tfi"ti.- 'rh,U al 1.
,..,,i,
f.,
,e,....,... '',,
n.,,.,. NV -, 10
'' ''''''"' ''''
h'' II ''' ii'|"' ''l' 'Hp''"' ~ h'n'
'''o WIS ave - Years "lH. lh'N
, Il" 'a's' U''S' save thc'r native I
rfal'z h'i@' IS IN" 'dth'r - su'''
ldf'"er. 'i'S oNl's' dAnshf'r' WIZ
q''i'e h"rlA"l married some N"a'S
ana mas no" ''uH ch!tdten. NJ IS
ha% AIS" son Il years old.
Inc wv" hoauS are wei SNAPPED ah'.
~ poised on graceful SA"uldc"S IN
races are d'cidoaly pretty and
WIFI In''lll3ehoe. liom four hNo
below the aroli'oS "n' gown IA
aracefni l'nos To INC tiln ankles ~
hinole hitle feet
winch was IN" domino Mt inielliF'
10 "h''h head sh"hld address mn
A merry iaush IRON IN" lps Oh fh'I
b'oke IN" spell
"though We are NerY much att
10 each oth"r, SAID the laughing
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BRANDON.
WllIISTO\.

Moderator, W. NJ. Barber clerk and
tr, ssuro,. w NJ. Barber: sclcc'men. w.
Il. Douglas, !. y. ishanl. j. r. Kennedy
o> crs,cr nf poor. G. y. rilcy: constable,
Frank Croto. listers, H. T. Brown. II. NJ.
Fay. G. u. Caswcll; road commiss oncr,
Frank Forbes: town grand juror, W. T..
Whitney: town agent and trustee of pub
lie money. a. l.. Bingham; school drcc-
tor Il. c. Johnson; tax 81 cents.
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JOHNSON.

Moderator, 9. ~. Stcarns: town clcrk
and treasurer. l.. q. Bicknell: sclcctmcn.
T.. VI. Shcrwin, w i. Burrows. b. r..
Obcr: ov"rse"r. O. IT, Wilson; constable.
W. q. Jones: school director. |. L. Pearl:
road commissioner. r.. ". Parker: listers,
Il. G. tristN, {. II. DAVIS and ~. ..
Stiles; auditors. &. y. harrington. &. T..
IIavford and {. \. Riddle; tax. $.m. The
Ladies. Ways and Means society cleared
slo III their dinner given town meeting
day.Nutcd to exempt the firm OF ]. l..
P.alI Il 60. from taxation for the term
of ter years. also Parker Stcarns for
81 mo ilmn.
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WNrF.RNILl.i:.

Moderator. ~. l." Beard; town clerk. j.
y. stevens; treasurer. NJ. II. Mann; So
lcctlnon, l.. T.. Tillotson, Homer Woodard,
20. q. Houghton; listers, NJ T.. church,
Charles Russell, George WcStcott; ov"rs
seer oi tho poor and constable. Il. y.
Willc,: town grand jurors, Ami Leach,
Harris B,urd. George Mann. Homer
Woodurd was elected as the new school
director in the place of A. H.. I.araway
VII, goes out this spring having served II,
that oapicity for six years. Voted to IN
strtict the scrctm"n to provide suitable
place, Tor Il town library.
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Moderator. r. W. Marvin; town clork.
A. + Goodfellow: selectmcN. j. J. Rcy-
nol1s. r. Jameson. j. Reynolds: treas
urcr j. +. Gordon: ovcrsecr of iii" poor.
NJ T.. Mott. first constable, win NJ
Rockwcll second constable. Nj. T..
ionyea: listers w. A. Sou"S. George
,;oodrich. David Sowlcs: auditors. David
Sowes. j. T.. Reardsey. +. Metre gor:
trustee of public money. j. +. Gordon
vote for License. no ~. Yes %. "oa'l
commissioner, Henry Borce tax, Si.l5
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IIlNESHt Rt;II.

Moderator i. W. Meadcr; town clerk,
T.. II. Dean; sclcctmen. f.. T.. Stlson,
4. n. Green, u. A. Bull; treasurer. {. $.
Dean; ovcrsecr of poor. r. w. Meadcr,
constable. T., II. Palmer; listers, W. II.
Patterson Frank 1recy, ID. T.. Mech
auditors, T.. n. Palmer, {. c. Sears. &.
~. Stone; town agent L. w. Mead"r,
road commissioner. S. f.. Mech; school
directors, ". n, Gee, w. j. Cox, a. H.
Miles: town grand jurors. L. T.. Mech
NJ. Ross, W. T. Patterson; tax. N.2O.
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Moderator. Daniel o'Rri"n; clerk and
treasurer. II. II. wheeler; s"lertn,cn.
Thomas ,onncN. J. II. Toner. q. {.
Bliss: ovcrsccr of the poor and director
of the poor farm. Thomas Ryan, con-
stable. and collector of taxes, +. r.. LORD
listers J.. u. Mills, w. ". Tupp"r, H.
T.. brown, auditors, +. G. Ishan, j.
Spiccr. Harvey Mcrrihow; trustee Of
public money. II. II. wheeler; town
grand juror. j. Spic"r; road commissioners,
,r. II. White; school director, Harvey
Mcfrihcw; agent To prosecute and de-
fcnd suits. II. n. Wheeler: tax. N.3o.
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Sccctmcn y. y. Robinson. Bub Ste
vens ana r.. y. Heath scNool Il roctors,
+, NJ. Long: Henry lartshorn, w. T..
Moore: listers, +. &. Lamb. HAL Ford. NJ.
Il. Goodspcsd; town grand juror. q. NJ.
Jones, town clerk, q. Nj. James. town
treasurer. Pliny Parker; town agent, L..
a. Heath; constable, W. l.. Dana.
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OItW' ELL.

Moderator, {. Blood: clcrk q. Abb g.;
:surcr. Gideon Abbey; selectmen. j..
T., Branch. H. B. Nccdham, Robert Ar
thur; constable. -. w. Doan", overse"r of
poor d. Cain: listers, Dr. laduc Il. t..
French G. Abbey; aud tors, ". a. lem
nngs. G. Wood. j. Il. Williams, road
commissioner. john Conway; hocl d.
rectors, l.. H. N.cdham, town grand jr-
rors, l.. Is. \crdham. Thomas RUSSELL;
librarv trustee for five years. John Ryan.
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.Il:kIt' no.

Moderator. r.. r Williams: town clork
T.. T. Jordan: solectmcn. +. Il. Percival
i. T.. Barney. +. Il. Pcasc. treasurer,
r. t.. Williams: ov"rsocr of poor. J. ".
Hutchinson: constable. l.. q. P"ase; list
,rs T.. +. Scott Michael Sweeney, e..
~ iiavden road commissioner. r.. T..
scott. school directors. l.. {. stevens.
r. q; t'caSr
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Der SIiIR r..
FRANKLIN.

MODERATOR. John Webster; town
clerk. w. g. Robbie; selectmen. "a. H.
Colcord. w j. Riley. a. Magnart; town
treasurer, w. G. Rohie; oversecr OF
poor W. $. Robbie: constable, w. S
Rohie; collector of taxes. ". $. Robbie
! listers. \. :. Pratt. Guy rowlc, \. D.
Wilder; auditors. F. l.. Hopkins. John
Webster. &. W. Powell: town agent, T.
| Il. Bell; road commissioners. q. NJ
Towlc. q. II. Reynolds; school direc-
tors. l.. g. Hammond, q. w. Gates, G.
f.. Toof; TAX sl1a
GEORGIA.
Moderator, NJ. II. Alexander tow
clerk, l.. a. POST selcctmen, w. 4
I,ooms $. NJ. Pike, f.. q. Howard: towr
treasurer. H. A. Post: ovcrsecr Of poor
the sclcctmcn: constable. NJ. ~. Elex
andcr; collector of taxes. NJ. ~. Alex
andcr; listcrs. G. w. Cleveland, join
McGrath. |. r. Jocelyn: auditors. G. ID
| Ballard, c. NJ. Austin, VI. +. Cooley
town agent. c. A. Hotchkiss: road com
missioner, Ira W. Newton; school Iii
rectors. j. w. Reynolds. Il. NJ. Wood. G
A. Abel: trustee of public library, Mrs
Abncr Bliss; tax. 81.
| FAIRFIELD
Moderator. !. n. Chase: town clerk
w. IT, Eairohild; sclectmcn. J.. Il. Is
Northrop. Il. w. Hale. l.. Ryan; tow
treasurer. ". II. Fairchild; Ov.rseer q
poor. T. H. Burleson: first constable. i.
a. Wells; second, j. n. Fanton; collecto
uf taxes. ]. II. Fanton listers. Elwart
Nolan, Harry MOrCy, W. T.. Croft; au
,litors L. ". Curlcy. &. j. Read }. =
Northrop; town agent. ]. n. Chase; roa,
commiss toner's, Martin Prindle. S. u
Wanz.r; school directors. w. II. Morey
j. II. Barry, II. II. Dcane; trustee publi
library, George Soule; tax. H65.
ST. ALBANS TOWN
Moderator, l., j. ward town cl,ik, "
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RICHMOND.

Moderator, T.. G. Nichols: town clerk.
salmon Green: sclcctlnen, Benton Will
Jams, T.. T.. Freeman and Ira F.. Town;
town treasurer. IT, q. Nichols: ovcrseer
Of poor. j. n. Rchardson first con-
stable, Michael Murphy second con-
stable. &. NJ. McGarghan listers. NJ. ID.
Dimick, II. l.. Stevens and u. II. Cheese
more: auditors, A. II. Stevens, i. ~.
Shepardson and S. w. Whitcomb: truss
too of public money, Henry Gillett; grand
Jurors, S. A. Andrews and +. Is. Gillctt
cemetery trustee. T.. w. Freeman; school
director, T.. II. Chesemorc; agent to de-
fend suits. +. Il. Gillett; road commis-
sioner: Have voted seven times and no
election at this writing.
HYDE PARK.
Moderator. s. Il. Waite; town clerk,
y. G. Wood; selectnlcn. II. A. Wedge.
Il. +. Putnam, George o. levitt: Overscer
of poor, A. &. Davis: constable. q. n.
Campbell. q. b. Allen; collector of taxes,
o. n. Campbell; listers. $. u. Waite. A.
NJ Whitcomb. Frank chaffce; trustee Of
public money. r. s. Page: town grand
Jurors. II. a. Noycs II. A. Parr",,. George
Randall: auditors, II. $. Fasc. L, itaSarl
J. H. Grey; town agent, n. W. Hulburd
road commissioners. ". =. liulburt
school directors, W. q. Wood Il; u, I'll
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BENSON.
Town clerk, r. w. Kellogg; selcctmen.
W. b. Noble. }. II. Root. II. ID. Nara
more; town treasurer, George Deyettc;
listers, ~. H. McAllistcr, II, u. Walker
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Moderator. q. A. Pease: town clerk and
treasurer. john Philips: scectmen j.
q Hricn. " j. TiddOck. ". y. Tomlinson
ov"rseer of poor. &. A. Pease: constable
f.. Il. York liSto's. 4. q. Stevens. n. Is
Hail. J.. Senior: auditors. II. w. Gile. A.
J. Berry. II. I.trose: town grand juror
S. /. Toml!nsrn town agent, Il. A.
Peds" roau COMMISSIONER. a. Lancer
tax. Sl1U.
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Moderator, George r.. Stcbbins: clerk,
r.. \. Brown; sclcctmcn. George ~. Stcb-
bins, w. II. iicntOn. r.. II. Wilder; treas
urer, A. j.. Durkoc; 0vcrscer of the poor
and poor house director, T.. j. Thomas
constable, T.. ~. Thomas; listers. G. II.
WEIGH, II. Il. Marse, +; u. Smith: trus.
tee OF L. s. deposit fund, H. G. Gallup;
grand juror. s. W. Chadwick; auditors. C.
u. Marsh, William Regain. q. &. Gallup;
Town agent. Ii, e.. Gallup; road commits
soners, Frank Wright, II. $. Eldrcd
school director for three years, II. |. IRA.
her: tax, Sl.l0.
ISLE IA MOT'rE.
Clerk, Ransom Hall; sclcctmcn. f.. IS
Flcnry, William Naylor. NJ. j. Erlcy; tow
treasurer, n. W. Fisk, road commission
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RIPT0N.
Moderator. j. s. Chandler; road COM
missioner. Berry Campbell; selectmcn.
WIN Sherman. Ralph Fisher &, y. B"yn-
ton; school directors. r.. f.. Damon, Les
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SOUTH HERO.

NEWPORT.
Modcra tor. -. NJ. Camp; clerk and treas
urcr. II, s. Root; selectmen. Homer
TErashcr. .. T. Williams. Mark Joslyn
overseer Of poor and superintendent town
farm. Asa e. Sleeper; listers. G. +. Davis
James squares. Il. +. Root; auditors, o.
e. Miller. c. l.. Erwin. II. 4. Wright
town agent. f.. &. Blanchard iirst con-
st. ole. Erastus Buck; second constable.
Timothy lIinman; road commiss oncr.
Fred t. Davis: school director, r. L..
l\itticdge. +. j. Iibbty, H. \. Wright;
tax % cents.
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Moderator, II. l.. Delano; clerk. II. At
kins; treasurer. Mrs. Nellie Hail; select
mon. T.. Il. Goodcll. II. q. Stowcll. u. S.
Ward; Overscer of poor. Il. +. Morse;
constable and collector. F. A. Gr.swold
listers, l.. T.. Churchill. N. II. Vigent. John
Fitzgerald; auditors, l.. II. Lamphcr, f..
=. Smith. T.. l.. slayton; grand jurors. Ira
Grout, W. NJ Silloway; road commissions
err. G. w. Merriam; agent. George Bryant
school director, T.. Edwin Churchill; taS
g.
BENSON.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-22
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured.

with LOCAL APPLICATION, as they
cannot reach the scat OF the disease
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional
disease, and in order to cure it you mus
take internal remedies. Halls Catauh
Cure is taken internally, and acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces
Halls Catarrh Cure is not quack medi'
cine. II was prescribed by one OF tic
best physicians in this country for years
and is a regular prescription. 1t IS com
posed OF the best tones known, combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting d.
rectly on the mucous surfaces. The per
feet combination of the two ingredieni:
is what produces such wonderful result:
10 curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials
free.
ledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills foT coastipa
ton.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-22
Reduced Rates To Baltimore.
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, account
international Convention United
Society of Christian Endeavor.

For the benefit of those desiring TO
attend the International Convention
United Society of Christian Endeavor,
at Baltimore, Md, July TO 10, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company viii
sell round trip tickets TO Baltimore
from Harrisburg and intermediate sta
lions; and from Columbia, Frederick,
and intermediate stations on the North
ern Central Railway; from Lancaster
and intermediate to Harrisburg, and
from all stations on the Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington Railroad
except stations south of Townsend,
Del), on July 4, 5, and 6, good for
return passage until July Is, inclusive,
at rate of single fare for the round trip,
plus fifty cents.
Special excursion tickets are on sale
every Saturday and Sunday from Bal
timore to Washington and return at
rate of SIPS for the round trip. There
tickets are good for return passage
until the last train Sunday night, af-
fordfng ample opportunity for dele
gates 10 visit the National Capital.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-22
Ldrio. 10 SO orihsrs.

Former subscribers 10 the Chronicle
VINO desire to sub csibe to the CAPITAL
VIII please leave their name and address
either at this Office or The store ct Geo.
w. Jones, Church street jaw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-22
SNAP SHOTS.

True goodness doesn't consist OF
being good thing.
Every rose has its thorn-in
fact. five or six of them.
No good unless il is kept in sus-
penseAa suspension bridge.
The acrobat isn't the only fellow
Who should take a tumble TO himself.
No man likes to be thrown in the
shade by the shadow of suspicion.
Its the good luck of other people
that makeus dissatisfied with out own.
A fair exchange is no robbery,
even when man exchanges money Tor
experience.
The average mans opinions are
generally Of more value TO himself
than To anyone else.
1t is not case of a wooden we'd
ding when two Poles get married.
An iceman chopping at block
Of ice is not necessarily breaking mp
cold
4 man has one mouth, two ears
and two eyes excepting two-iaeed
persons.
One swallow doesn't make sum
mer. If il did the breweries would go
out of business.
Most women like swell dressers.
That's why bureaus have such ready
sale IN furniture stores.
The soldier who has been most
prominent in the public eye for the
last few days has been General Hum
idity.
Many men imagine they're the
earth. the moon, the stars and the sun
aud when they imagine they're the
latter il is no wonder they stand In
their own light.
Good resolutions are apt 10 run
down at the heel.
"A man may be as good as his word
and still be no good.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-22
Huge Task.

Il was huge task, TO undertake the
cure Of such a bad case of kidney d.
sease, as that Of {. F. olher. Of Chero-
kee, la, but Electric Bitters did Ii. He
rites: "MY kidneys we're so far gone.
| could not SIT on a chair without a
cushion; and suffered from dreadful
tackache. headache aad depression, In
Electric Bitters. however. found cure.
and BY them was restored 10 perfect
health. l recommend this great tonic
medicine 10 all with weak kidneys. liver
or stomach. Guaranteed by Feldmeyer
Bros druggist; price sec.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-22

Somewhere in the world life is at
stake every minute Of the day. Right
at our own doors, perhaps, is going on Z
struggle as grim and fierce as any fight
or flight on record. You hear the hol-
low tearing cough see the ooze of blood
which tells of the wounded lungs; mark
the eInaciated body and hectic cheek,
and know life is at stake.
The use of DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
zeal Discovery has saved many a life III
Just such a crisis. 1t cures obstinate,
deep-seated coughs, stops the hemor-
rhage, strengthens uweak lungs, and
restores the emaciated body to its nor
nal weight and strength.
There is no alcohol in the "Discov-
cry" and it is absolutely free from
opium, cocaine, and all other narcotics.
vI desire to send you this brief, unsolicited
testimonial writes Rev. Joseph II. Fesperfna-l
Barium Springs Iredeil Co, n. c rIn 1893 one
Of ray daughters was suffering on account OF
severe cough. hectic fever. wasting of flesh and
other symptoms of diseased lungs. promptly
gave her DR.. pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
with gratifying success, aud she now enjoys
excellent health This experience caused me
to recommend DR.. Pierce's medicines to my
neighbors, who, without exception, used them
with favorable results"
DIR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on
receipt of 81 one-cent stamps to pay
expense Of mailing 0aky, or if cloth
bound volume is desired send 81 stamps.
Address DR.. K. v. Pierce, Buffalo, II. Y.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-22
VIA a W. = b., AND b. y Q. r. 4

u,e hour train Annapolis TO Washington a
As returning Washington to Annapolis I % /
mundG0Op "a. arriving Annapolis z %.
a IS minute and one hour train 10 and froig
Baltimore.
.e-Ali trains over this rosd 10 leave fron.
W. &. SLAUGHTER
Traffic Manager.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-06-22
SHOWERS.
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