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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08
STATE ATTORNEY BILL.
Substitute Providing Salary Increase
 Fnvorably Reported.

Hartford, May 7.-After the noon re- cess the house yesterday received a substitute favorable report on the bill giving the state attorneys an increase in salary. The salary of the state, at torney for Holland county is increased to $1,5OO and that of MT. Kellogg, assis- tant state attorney for New Haven county is advanced to S1,S00,
 None of the other state attorneys is mentioned in the substitute bill, but it Is understood that another bill will be reported later
 Among the calendar matters passed were the following: Act incorporating the United Workers of New London; amending the charter of the Wheeler school and library authorizing the Seymour Manufacturing company to increase fits capital stock and issue bonis; authorizing the city of Bridge port to issue improvement bonds and establishment of the borough court of Greenwich.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08
USE ALIENS FoOT-EAsE.

A powder to be shaken into the shoes
 Your feet feel swollen, nervous and damp, and get tired easily If you have aching feet try Aliens Foot-Ease
 It rests the feet and makes new or tight shoes easy. Cures aching, swollen, sweating feet, blisters and calloue spots. Relieves chilblains, corns and bunions of all pain and gives rest and comfort. Try 1t to-day. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. 25c. Don't accept any substitute. Trial package FREE. Address Allen s. olmsted, Le
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08
JAMAICA RACES.
Track MOrass-Only Three Starters in
 Kings County Handicap.

New York, May 7.-Trainers were ad- verse to running their horses over the morass into which the heavy rains had turned the Jamaica track and scratch es were. numerous in all the races to- day. But three starters faced the bar rier in the Kings County Handicap. Buttling was made an odds on favorite and justified the reckoning of the lay- CTS by beating out Philan5er, the sec ond choice, one and a half lengths. Rye led the way to the stretch, where both Buttling and Philander passed him.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Charles E. Heath Delivers Excellent
 Address on 6TreeE,"

The New Haven County Horticul- tural society held their regular meet ing last evening in the Journal and Courier building. An address on trees was delivered by Charles E. Heath, su- perintendent of the public parks of Bridgeport. He described the different action of the gases from the trees and the different chemicals which are good for the trees and when to apply them. At the close he received hearty vote of thanks.
 After the address the members en- joyed a smoker for several hours.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08
Pass Upon salary Increase Soon.

Hartford, May 7.-The committee on cities and boroughs of the general as- sembly late this week will pass on the measures pertaining to the salary reg ulations in the city of New Haven. It will probably favor the bill for ''home
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08
New Haven Bonds.

Hartford, May 1.-The senate receiv- ed favorable report on the appropria- tion of s2O,OoO for Grace hospital in New Haven. An amended resolution authorizing New Haven to issue ESQ., 0OO hospital bonds was passed. The measure originally called for $1O0,O0O worth of bonds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08

The thirty-fourth annual convention of the Womans Relief corps, depart ment of Connecticut, will be held in this city to-day and tomorrow.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08
HOLYOKE DEFEATS
 NEW HAVEN AGAIN

(Continued from Second Page,) Douglass, 8; off Burpee, 3. Hit by pitched ball, Burpee, Veterlein. Passed ball, Veterlein. Struck out, by Doug lass, 4; by Burpee, 5. Wild pitches, Burpee. Stolen bases, Wheaton, Phel- bin, Donegan, Logan. Attendance, 15O, Time, 1:50.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08

rule" on all New Haven salary in- creases.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08
woMAN,s RELIEF CORPS.

State Meeting Will Be Held Here To.
 day
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08
Qxll BRUSSELLs RUGS FOR $l3.9O.
BRASS BEDS REDUCED.

Twin Beds sfee wide Regular s22 Special s155o each Brass Beds, feet, nches) (others full size) were $28 Now $22
 Handsome full size brass bed Regular $370 Special S26 Full bed slightly damaged $60 Now $Ss. Full bed heavy continuous inch post $a4 Now $S3
 Full beds heavy continuous finch wasas45 Now $35.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08
3x6 HARVESTER RUGS S3.29.
KITCHEN RANGES REDUCED.
INEXPENSIVE COTTAGE CARPETS

Artistic Rag Carpet Regular 45c grade This yd 'Crex" Mating, all colors. Very Sso. per yd Marshall Field Sutana Carpets reversible yard wide, handsome coorngs 20 1-2c to S9 1-2c per yard.
 Straw Mattngs Stro line of China Japan goods Our own importatlOns from 2o yd to 5Oc per yd Cocoa Door Mats, ,............ ...ss cents each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27

Winchester. Va.
Nothing as vet
Archer, but lnucl'
said OF them Ca
was one Of the
shore OF Virginia
where the presen
ton Is, and was
to be wounded by
his ambition to
evsntful April 26,
they named a pp'
Hope" In honor
which is just tive
town, and which
disliked because
ride nenre we hn'
the colonies conte
day the ships can.
a peninsula In q
5katan'S) country,
Jamestown, In
King OF England
Archer was one
the houses and TO-
mad to set aw
worked" (See "
3,tc." hv LYON q,
Sya.) Much more
this frst Archer
work referred to,
ried Martha BOIL
Boiling. hfth In d
Robert Boiling,
Rolfc. granddauE
The children OF i
tia Boiling were
lem. Martha and
descent from Ppc'
ers We're IN Anne
to 1900, which Y
another time,
7fd{ ------
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RIGHT OF SECESSION.
Conclusion OF Interesting Paper by
Frederick w. Sims.
Continued from Last week,)

-
Continued from Las. jweek,)
The idea OF a supreme Federal gov
eminent, such as that formed by our
Federal Constitution, being. therefore.
an absolutely new contribution by 1T
to tho acIence of politics, without any
precedent In history. and tha basic
principle upon which IL rests being
that Of the possibility Of divided
thing Heretofore by all
and since by many, deemed an impos-
sibility-the Federal government to be
supreme with respect to certain sov-
erelgn powers delegated to- 1t and SUR
rendered by the States; and the State
governments, or the people therapnder,
to remain sovereign and supreme wi TIL
respect to certain powers not dele
gated to the Federal government but
reserved to the States. or to the people
thereof--lt needed no Cassandra to
fcretell thatilong years OF debate and,
perchanoe, the trial, by wage of bat
tie, would be needed to define and fix
the resultant effect OF 80 momentous
an Innovation In matters Of govern
nlent.
Was the dAlega ton and surrender by
the States of a portion Of their soy-
ereiEn power t0 the re deral govern
ment e--irreyoeableY Upon this
lpivotal question the decision turned.
That it was no \ so intended hy the
TRAINERS OF the Federal Constitution
on, 50 intended tina q = they altl 6, not
snel, al avows saa @ bsan made III.
| Federal Consultation would mot have
been vat II fisd or pId m ny he sre1As-
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has been given OF
Of interest. can be
plain Gabriel Arch or
first to step on the
at Cape Henry, near
Jamestown Exposl
the first EngliShmnh
the Indians there for
land first on that
1907. On May 18th
mt of land "Archer's
OF Captain Archer
miles below James
if 1t had not been
the ships could not
| settled there to all
ntrnent.' On the next
e to the west end Of
le Paspahegh (Pow-
which was callofl
honor OF James 4.
!. and when Gabriel
Of the first to butld
t there. he said. I'VE
atch while the men
OF the Repub-
TYLER. WILLIAMSBURG,
of interest regarding
can be found In the
Field Archer mar.
ne. daughter Of Johr
escent from first Col
who married Jams
liter OF Pocahontas
Ield Archer ana Mar.
Powhatan, Mary, El'
lauey---all seventh 81
thoptas. Many Arch
lila county from l70t
. have to defer FOL
---~------
"a ", H. ~ 40 +. vi .tisfi1l
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Alexander.

This - another eminent Scotch fam
lily. John Alexander settled In stat
ford county, 1863, direct from Scot
land. He Is attributed rs bringing
with him the same arms as given by
Sir Burnard Burke, as follows:
Per pale, argent and sable,
cheyron. and In base q crescent, all
counterchansed. Crest-An arm en-
bowed. armed. holding a sword,
charged on the wrist with mullet,
or, Motto-Per more per terras. (By
sea and land.)
The exception tn the above is that
the Virginia family crest is a bear.
se5ent (sitting). instead OF the arm
erect. which denotes that they descend
ed from General Alexander. Earl OF
Stirling.
There were many of tile Alexanders
In the Colonial and Revolutionary SER
vice. William and Archibald Alcxan-
der. of Botetourt county, 1857: the lat
ter was killed while fighting the
shawnees. under CAPTAIN William
Alexander, 1853; James Alexander, OF
Augusta 1858; Hugh Alexander OF
aloemarle Robert Alexander. Of Au-
gusta. James Alexander was wounded
in Captain loves Company OF yolun-
teers at battle of Point Pleasant, oc-
tober 20, 1874. Hugh Alexander, OF
Albemarlo. settled early there and
left many descendants. He died l7e7.
tie built one of the first mills in the
county on stockton's Creek, which
pplied a large section. He married
Jean. the daughter OF Joseph Kinkead,
James Alexander. the noted editor Of
me old "Jeffersonian Republican," of
1885, was not of this family. but came
. rom MASSACHUSETTS, and gained a
great reputation as critical political
writer. and great admirer of Mr.,
| Jefferson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27

Lynchbur8, va.
You are referred to our article on the
Edwards Family" In Issue of Decem-
Der %, 1905. Which gave all we could
gather
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27

son and Amherst counties. He died in
Richmond, 1T51. and his monument is
to be seen in old st. Johns Church.
yard opposite tle cast door Of the
church.
1t is pretty certain that the Mary
Rose, who married into tho Alexander
Depew family, was OF direct descent
from Rev. Robert; the Alexanders were
also of 4Albemarle
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ono. 1903.
Archer.

Editor genealogical Column: ~,
Can YOU tell me anything or the
Archer family? Tradition ascribes 70
this family descenttfrom Rolfe ann va
wife. "Lndy Rehecca," Has nnytnlhs
been published concerning them?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27

I.ui lor fNfelealOSlCal COlumn.
Dear slr.--I would thank you to pub
iish IN your next Sundays issle some
thing Of the Edwards family, and give
me reference for their history
a READER.
You are referred to our article on the
Edwards Family" in Issue of Decem-
Der 20, 1905. which gave all we could
gather.
Didlakc.
Dear sir.-Will you please find out
when tho Didlakes OF England came
to this country. and where they first
settled. My father, Henry Pearce Did
lake. was born in King and Queen
county, Va, seventy-seven years ago.
Who was his father and his father (nly
great-grandfatherO L. D. B.
This very uncommon name is rarely
found In Virginia We have only met
with 1t once or twice James Didlake
was a vestryman In King and Queen
county about 1890, or a little after, and
we find George and Robert Didlake
living there in 1891. One of these lat
ter names may have been your grand
father. and the above James was your
great grandfather. It is not known
when they first came to Virginia. but
presume they must have settled first
IN King ana queen county.
Harrison.
Mr.. Editor:
Thomas Harrison. grandson of Burr
HARRISON. great-grandson of Cuthbert
Harrison, married Ann Grayson and
had:
1. Thomas Harrison married (?).|y
2. William Harrison. married CD;
had Burr, William and Lucy Harrison
g. Burr Harrison, married lO, and
had Benjamin Harrison.
4, Benjamin Harrison. married (!):
had one daughter, Mary.
s. Susanna Harrison, married Jona-
than Gibson. and had three children.
g. Mary Harrison, married captain
Chandler Fowke.
Z. Ann Harrison. married Gilman,
and had John Gillian and others.
Jonathan Gibson and Susnnnah Far
rison. his wife, had Thomas HARRISON
Gibson, Jonathan Catlett Gibson. -A iiil
Grayson Gibson and others.
Win some reader OF this eAcesalus-
" valuable department OF The Iimes-
Dispatch, who has Catlett ana G!pso1l
records, please tell me who Ann .rrsly
son Gibson, Thomas Harrison Ginsot !
ana Jonathan Catlett Gibson mnrT1ea !: !.
a Jonathan Catlett Gibson IS sald 70
have married a. Miss Langhorne' NJ an
other Of the same name married Mar n,
tina. cambridge, daughter or Coiphel
Burgess Ball. and yet another Jonathan
Cntiett Gibson married as his second
wife Mary Williams ShRcl<eltord. "
|
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QUERIES AND LETu,Er,s.
Edwards.

Edwards.
Editor Genealogical Colunn:
Dear slr.--I would thank you to pub
lish In your next Sundays issle some-
thing OF the Edwards family. and give
me reference for their history.
. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27

8..e & VI 9Ss8 Watson.
,g his most familiar name, both in
Evening capital., 1907-06-19
Duoley's Jolly EthiOpians.

All lovers Of good singing, good
music, good dancing and good, clean,
wholesome fun will undoubtedly
avail themselves Of the opportunity -
SEQ =. II. DudIey's Jolly EtniO-
plans. The Jolly Philippians, for
tho most part, are members Of tho
great smart Set Company" on =
summer tour, cf which Nr. Dudley
rs bright particular star. They rep
resent the most extraordinary aggre-
CATION Of performers ever assembled
for a summer show. Foremost among
them is Salem Tut whitney, the
Ho0sier Comedian; Prof. y. Williams
and his famous Pony Circus, The
Great pewee, Master Chars. Taylor,
phenomenal yiOliDist, Nettie Taylor,
great cornetist; Albert Ormes, Emma
Bayard and thirty others.
Expense has not been considered in
making this the greatest summer at
traction in the country. All the neces-
aery accessories for a metropolitan
production arc carried by the Jolly
Philippians, and guarantees satisfac-
tory and enjoyable performance no
matter how critical the audience. The
company carries its own band and
orchestra. led by VIM. A. Bayard, q
capable and brilliant musician. Their
mammoth tent is entirely waterproof
and performances will be held rain
or shine. There are many added fea-
lures this year, including the Great
English Hoop Rolling Marvel and
Queen Dora, in her Dazzling specially
and harmony OF cOlors, also all Of the
latest and up-to-date moving pictures.
Prices, 10, 20 and 30 cents.
Evening capital., 1907-06-19
snAP-sHoTs.

z-50me women enjoy boasting Of
their troubles.
II isn't pleasant to get called down
except 70 breakfast.
Talk - cheap. yet some people use
exfragagant language.
Lots Of men have recovered from
their annual swear off.
DeWist's Little Eariy Islsers, rena
y.e little pills. Recommended b
teidmeyer Bros, Druggists
Getting busy often takes hand
fol- out GA &c Of the blues,
The tramp avoids many of the
walks " life by catching freight trains.
When the cold winds dry and crack
the skin get DeWitts Witch Hazel
salve. Sold by Feldmeyer Bros. Drug
g.sfs
Many a mans popularity - due to
the fact that be isn't aware ~ IL.
--Dont try 10 do the things you
can't-and don't do some ofihe things
you can.
Eat what you please and take 1T
lle kOdol For Indigestion after your
meals. II digests what you eat. sOld
~ FeIdmeyer Bros. Druggists.
Any man can tell lie, but II takes
q born diplomat 10 induce people TO be-
ileve IL.
In many a mans life the turning
point IL reached just after o pretty
girl passes.
You will have smiling friends a.
long a. you keep still and let your
money talk for you.
Evening capital., 1907-06-19

There II more Catarrh IN this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed 10 be incuraDle.
For great many years doctors pro-
nvunced il a local disease and prescIb-
Ell local remedies, and by constantly
failing 10 cure with local treatment,
pronounced IL incurabIe. Science bas
proved cataTh TO be constitutional
i:sease and Therefore requires c0neitu-
lional treatment HalPs Catafrb
Cure. manufactured by y. J. Cheney
4 Co., Toledo. Ohio, ~ the only con-
sfituli0nal cure Oh the market. IL IL
taken internally I'm doses from 10 drops
% q teaspoOnfnl. IL acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. They offer one hundred
dollars for any case IL fails 10 cure.
send for circulars and testimonials.
Address. +. J. CHENEY 4, CO..
Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Hall = Family Pill for constipa-
lion
Evening capital., 1907-06-19
TMENIY-IHREE SUGGESTIVE.
The Board Recommends This Nun
Der Of Naval 0fiicsrs on Re
tired List.

The naval retirement board appoint
Cd soneflme ago 10 examine and re-
port on a number u naval of3cers 70
ye retired on account ~ physical in-
capacity. a1e and other reasons. 1as
about completed fts work. BAT no re-
port will be male until the first ~
July.
The board was appointed % eeslg-
nate naval officer WHO could be retired
for tie good 81 the Ecrvice without
dfscredlf 10 their record. and have
bnsily worked for some weeks. After
the announcement u the appointment
~ the board many 81 the naval o1seers
began 70 have fOrebodings and fears
fhat they would be retired before they
desired To cease active service. bot
the board has apparently done itg
work we'll. and It's report viii BE Tor
the good Of the service.
Instead 81 q wholesale retirement
Of officers. a. some feared. 10 was
decided that not more than twenty
fhree-an OrnfnOus G0urc for some
should be the limit ~ officers ree0m-
mended for retirement. TIE Sccre-
tary of the Navy also ordered that
only officers above the grade ~ lieu
fenant-commander should be retired
Dy the board. IL - stated that six o.
seven Of the higber-grade officers
have voluntarily applied - Be pat
on the board.
The department - ~ the opinion
that the recommendation ~ the beard
will greatly increase The efficiency u
the navy, for IT, will retire . number
of officers who are physically incapae-
ifated, but who have not reached The
age Of retirement. and wbo under the
report of tbc board may 90 on the re-
tired list with honor and without
preindice, thus making room for
younger men % take their places IN
important positions in the Navy.
Evening capital., 1907-06-19
ST. Johns II; Alumni, 8.

fn the annual game Of baseball
yesterday afternoon the alumni Of -.
Johns College were overwhelmed by
the college nine by ~ 10 o The more
seasoned undergraduates had no
trouble iu batting the ball. and with
the many erratIc plays Of their OPP
ponents they were enabled TO roll up
the large score. J. Vincent Jamis0D,
JF., Of Hagcrstown, class Of 1905, did
the twirIiug for tie alumni, while
Philip Harrison, ef Baltimore, was In
the box for the collegianB.
Evening capital., 1907-06-19
f,ured or IsbeumafIern.

Nr. Wm. Henry of Chananooga, Tenn,
lad rhenmatism IN his left arm. @lhe
strength SEEMED 70 have gone out y TIE
gauscles 70 that II wa Daeiess f9r worxs2 he
sayg II applied Chamberlain Pain Halm
ara wrapped the arl0 il flannel - night,
and 10 nv relief fOnnd mat the pain grad
sally left me and tho strength fetarDed ~
lbree weeks The rheumatism had disappeared
and has not since returned" u troubled
with rheumatism try a few applications O
t,ain Balm. You are certain - se pleased
With the relief which II affords. For sale y
feIdmeyer Bros, Drug Store
Evening capital., 1907-06-19

weII.known Manitoba editor wriies. "As
"a aiuside worker fad Chamberlain Ssorn-
lcEl and Liver Tablets invaluable ior The
touches of bilionsness natural % sedeniary
Iie,. their action being gentle and effective,
clearing tie digestive tract and the bead
Price. 25 cents. Samples free at fsh
never Bros. Drug Store.
Evening capital., 1907-06-19

800 r1v. 1905, Aye ; c1rssfrriiiz hss been
entirely free from zicosoi. u ga are IN poor|
health, uezk. Pale, DesyoBs, 80 yc1F aoSsoF
abouffskinz this no1~asconc'ic iosic an1 aiiSfa~
ssve n he has 4 better med5cine, take his-
c. he besf. alwavs. This Is Cur advice
wstsy. s.g.ss. " $3.50 AI;E ss.I Es.. g.
Evening capital., 1907-06-19
To Form BsIlamy Clubs.

meeting 10 consider the adyisabillty
81 forming BelIamy Clubs In Annapolis
will be be held on Friday June 2lst, at
s .. m. IN 80 Anne Chapel House,
Prince George near East street.
All friends Of the cause are cordially
invited,
Evening capital., 1907-06-19
4 Woman Tells How 20 Relieve
ftheunlaffc Pains.

/ have been . very great sufferer from the
.lreadfnl disease, rheumatism, for a number
Il tcars have tried many nedicines, Dot
never got much relief from any 81 tbein
natl two years ago, when J bought Doilie
# Chamberiain's Pain Balm. fonnd re.
lief before had rcd ~ - one l.ti'.t bnt
keft on W aHa sHn 4tt. hAs
different aoa. a. iiir ra2ii ~ ADVICE many
of nv friends have Hal Il ard can tel yoa
how wonderfully Il has worked.-AiRs
~tRAu A. C0Lg 40 :. View s., Dover
IL. Chanberlain's Pain Balm is linl
menf. The relief from pain which i aiiofds
= aIoae worth parv iiDses ils cost. itmAkea
ret and sleep fo-sible. Fer sale ~
Felinevsf Bros. Orig kfo.e.
Evening capital., 1907-06-19
90 REAL ~
81 rserpieIdc l. Ia Giving "a Thor
ougs Tris.L

90 Eserpfeidc II Ira CifirG IL Fhcr-
ou.a Trial
Taerc ~ only ono fes; ~ which 70
fudge of the efficiency Cf any article
aaa that is ~ ~ ability % Do mat
which n h intended "a 90. Many hair
vfgors nsy leok rise ard efae1 niet.
fst fhc port i8s-dg f1ey eradicate Dsn.
druR sed atop falling hnirg
so. they D. not ist iicrpiGss t1Hg;
becauac 81 rees - tie root ~ fiic syi
al lrfa tha germ TINT attacks the
uapiila from whence the bair gets 80
Nfo.
Letters fr~l prominent people every
where ere 4 fsig proving that Ncwbro'S
Tferrlclde Stands fhc "test of ugc"
II fs r deifgbtni dressing. c'e1r, pure
anF frce fF0fa 90 or grease
sold - iesdiua arugg'ria. Send Joe. IN
rfaufa for f1raple 20 The Hefpicioe CO..
Detroit Aich.
For sale b. Fsidmsyer Bros.. CITY
Drug Store, Special Agents.
Two sizes--60 cents and 800.
Evening capital., 1907-06-19
GOLD GLORY"

THEPHILADELPHIA PRESS has
contracted with manufacturers direct
for a large order Of beautiful American
flags.
The fiags are three by five feet, hand
sewed, fast coIors, guaranteed fast 10
sun and rain. Top Of flag has heavy
convass band with large brass grom-
NETS. Positively no advertising on IL.
These flags retail at 500. For $50
Won can get THE PHILADELPHIA
DAILY PRESS for . year and one Of
these fine flags. You ought not miss
this great chance 10 get nag almost
free. send your order Ia TODAY
Evening capital., 1907-06-19
Advertised Letters.

The following letters remain uncall-
ed for ia the postonice. Persons claim
ing them should mention they were
advertised.
Mems List--L. g. Bradhsn, Aneil
Chaplin. Arthur w. Ford, Howard J..
Fuss, j. w. Gordon, NJ. y. Humphrey,
g. II. Howard, J. II. Henry, Oscar y.
fleming, Henry Johnson, Henry Law
son, James ~ Matthews, Harold Nell
son, Smard Il Brown.
Women's List Miss Ruth Brewar,
Mrs. J. Brookcs, Miss Ellen lee Car
ter, Miss Annette v. Ewing. Mrs.
Henry A. Hastings. Mrs. Moses, ".
johnson, Miss Bessie NJ. MurTy, Miss
Ethel Phelps, 2 Mrs. Charles Diggs,
Jeanette Fuller, Miss Rosie Ioptan,
Miss Mabel &. Long, Miss Margaret
=. Moves. Miss Lizzie q. Tylor.
Evening capital., 1907-06-19
8line and Oil Stoves
REPAIRED.

af mnnf BONE. A+eAFe
taaaaA street..
f1ss~ now ARD
Evening capital., 1907-06-19

Mothers who give their children
Kenncdy's Laxative Cough Syrup in
garlably indorse IL. Children like {
because the taste IS pleasant. Con-
talns Honey aud Tar. Conforms to the
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold By Feldmeyer Bros. Druggists.
Evening capital., 1907-06-19
|Freefom
Alcohol
SHOWERS

SHOWERS.
WAsHfalY0T. June 10. 1879 .. a..
For Maryland Unsettled weather
tonight and Thursday; with occasional
showers
w. T.. MOORE,
Chief u Weather Bureau.
Evening capital., 1907-06-19

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