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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-16
Deep Run Hunt.

Tho Deep Run Hunt Club will hold
Its weekly meet this afternoon at a
O'clock at the a. T, Hill monumeHlt;;
After the drag q receptlon will DO held
lreceivng; Mrs, John Lanastreet, Mrs,
+. Mason Miller, Mrs. NJ. G. Patterson,
Mrs. A. Belrne Blair, Miss Hope Stew
art, Miss Mildred boyd, Miss Mary
4 Belrne, Miss Leila Blair and Miss Lizzle
YYcddell: II. p Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-16
Personals and Briefs,

Metaden, pastor of tho tirst Presbyte-
run Church, who is In Harper's Ferry
at the bedside OF his mother, the pu,pit
Of hegchurch will be iilleu Tomorrow
by Rev, Dr. y, 9. Johnson, and at
night by Rev, Mr., keene, both Of the
Union Theological Seminary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-16
kahn WINNER OF
BOWLING PRIZE
Close Match Rolled Last Night
at Lake Alleys-Youngsters
Have Game.
Have Game.

The regular weekly match for the
last night before large crowd. All
the players were very close until the
end, when Captain Kahn, by making
some fancy shots, came under the wire
with LOG, and by doing SO captured the
prize. The following We're the players
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-16
Gun Club Shoot.

The weekly shoot of the Richmond
Gun Club will be held this afternoon
on the clubs grounds, near the Home
for Incurables.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-16

Captain Kaln, Of the Southside team.
has signed two new men, both OF whom
have good records. They Will no doNbt
tain Kahn said that he Is now confident
of winning the pennnnt OF the Greater
Richmond Bowling League.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-16

The whole matter. is up to DR.. Grant,
of Washington, who suspended the man
at the indoor meet held here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-16
BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Auctoneers.

BY Pollard & Bagby.
Real Estate Aucuoneers. XII
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION sALn
No. $500 Z. MARSHALL STREET,
A GOOD. EIGHT ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
In execution Of decree OF the Law
and Equity Court OF the City OF Rich
mond, Va. entered February s. 1907,
In tho hereafter mentioned cause. tho
Undersigned will sell at auction on the
premises on
at 4:so o'clock P. NJ, the above men1-
twenty (2o) feet on the south line of ;
Marshall Street. by. one hundred and tive;
l05) feet. to an alley.
TERMS: Onc-thrd cash. and the resi-
due in two equal instalments at one and
two years from date of sale; credit tn-a
stalments to be evidenced by notes. with
six per cent. interest added, and the title
Of the property retained; or, all cash, at
option OF the purcha ser.
JOHN GARLAND POLLARD,
Special Commissioner.
KATE c.. BURcH, Guardian. Pltff.
KATE &. BuRcH. ct ais. 49,. .Deft..
In the Law and Equity Court OF the
# City of Richmond
I. p. p. Winston Clerk of said Court
certify that the bond required Of the.
Special Commissioner by the decree IN
duly given.
Given NJ under n! m my hand this 18th day
p. p. WINSTON. Clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-16
HAsK1Ns TO RUN.
Boston Athletic Association Says
Southern Division Don't Count.

BOSTON, MASS, February 15--Wor1
has been received from philadelphia
that Guy Haskins, Of the University
Of Pennsylvania two-mile relay team.
who was suspended by the South Atlan-
tic A, a. u. for difficulty of the Rich
mond (Va.0 meet, will compete in the
Boston Athletic Association indoor
meet
President Sullivan, Of the A. a. u,
states. that the action of the Southern
division will not prevent HasKins's
running here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-16
Daily Court Record
Hastings Court.

lii this court yesterday r. l., Hudson, in-
dIced for grand larceny. was tried by -
jury and acquitted.
A charge OF criminal assault and two;
Indictments for murder are to be tried In
this court next week. Tho defendant in the
assault t case is white. q s Is the proaecutrlx..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-16
Law and Equity Court

DEGREES entered yesterday: In the cause
OF IL. o. Noltings Administrative vs.. Mar.
shall Manufacturing Company, distributing
tho fund under the control OF the court.
This is one Of tho Oldest causes pending
In this court. under which many decrees
have been made. w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-16
THE DATES FIXED
FOR HORSE SHOWS.
Virginia Horse Show Association
Holds Annual Meeting in
Washington.
c. o. WRENN PRESIDENT.
Fredericksburg Will Not Hold
Show This Scason--Stauntoh
Changes It's Name.
J. WRENN PRESIDENT.
Especial to Tho TImes. r3,spntch.,

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch,
WASHINGTON, d. c., February 15-
The Virginia Horse Show Association
held an annual meeting at the New
Willard Hotel, In this city, this after
noon and selected dates for the cx-
hibitions Of the various local nsso-
ciations composing the State organiza.
ton.
The dntes fixed were as follows:
I<eswIck-slny 18th.
LecsbnrE-.Junc tith-7th.
pcrvillc-Conditionnl.
CnIpepcr-July dth-5th.
Enthusiastically 17th-1Sth.
OrnnEc--July 2fth-25tIi.
charlottesville listed.
Stnunton--AuEust Oth-Sth.
Observation-Disclosures 13th-16th.
Front ROynl--Augv,st 2lst-..d.
observation-disclosures :7th-.Oth.
WnrreutOn--Septem 2d-3d.
Observation-Disclosures 7th-12th.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1du-10th.
No Show at Fredericksburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-16
Circuit Court.

Judgments entered yesterday: In case OF
Hattie c. IJlewellyn VS.. Richmond Passenger
and Power Company and ais, Jury verdict
and Judgment for defendant. 55 81
Cases set for to day: G. w. Craft VI. d.
y. Fobby. q
IA i. y McIntire & Company VS.. Dabney
Brokerage Company.
Suit dismissed: r. p. Mosby vs.. Western
Union Telegraph Company.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-05-11

que esta, con una nerviosi
dad, a la verdad muy despr'
porcionada, creyendo yer er
aquella negativa una pruebs
de que Gambetta no la que
ria mas, cogi6 una pistola
[revolver] para suicidarse
Gambetta agarro rapidamer
tie el brazo de su amantepara
evitar que ejecutara ell tragi
co prop6sito; pero por fatal,
dad parti6un tiro, y elpro,
yectil, atravezando la mano
de Gambetta, fue a enterrar-
Sc en- sl vientre del mismo.
Ell articulista afrma que
los medicos, espantados por
la inmensa responsabilidad
que pesaba sobre ellos, no Sc
atrevieron a hacer en- ITEM
po oportuno una operaci6n,
que habria salvado q Gam
BETA; y agrega que este mu-
rio diciendo a su hermana;
Isl 20 fuera un pobre diablo,
me habrfa salvado."
Sc dice precisamente Ia
misma cosa sobre la enferme
dad de Fernando de Napo-
les: estrana semejanza del
case, que iguala a dos hom-
bres tan diferentes.
Es realmente ell case de
deer que los extremes Sc to-
can.
Sea como fuere la tragi-
ca muerte del ilustre cuanto
valeroso parlamentario, con
el muri6 en- los franceses la
idea de la "Vengence" con-
ira ell poderoso imperio for
jado por Bismark, ell canci-
ller de hero Aleman.
LUIS BRUNf.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-05-11
AS||N1OS M|N[RDS.

Sr. Lie. Justo Cardenas.
Laredo, Texas. Muy esti-
mado amigo:
,Por haber salido para San
Luis Potosi, ell Paral Y otros
puntos, no me fue possible di
rigirle antes mis- letras, CO.
mo 10 deseaba; pero hoy me
permito ocupar un ratio escri
biendo algo para su period
co.
Por aca, en- esta ruidosa
Monterrey, hay, como antes,
algunas transacciones banca
rias, aunque no de grande
importancia; de agriculture
NADIA de notable hay, sino es
ell nuevo Centro, que Sc aca-
ba de organizar, pues como
es sabido, no SO puede mani
festar que en- este ramo Sc
vegeta, pero 81 que no Sc pro
ducs nj 10 necesario para ell
consume. Ell punto de mira,
para los hombres de nego-
clos, tanto d. capital, como
de medianos recursos, Y aun
de la gente pobre, es la mi
neria; este ST, va es un conta
gio, una obsecion, que niue
We a unos Y q otros, sin que
de clio toque parte a los ex-
trangeros, que somos noso-
tros.
He visitado esta ciudad
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-05-11
Ndmero suelto:
3
cEHrAvos PLATA.

La Recommendation de la
venta de las bebidas embria-
gantes, acabada de expedir,
por ell Gcbierno de San Luis,
no es una Recommendation
del vicio, para que este Sc sos
tenga y prospere; no cs la
aceptacion de parte de la au-
'Itoridad de un NAL fatalmen-.
te necssario en- ell concepto
de algunos, no; es la circun-
valaci6n de una corriente
que Sc desborda, y a la que
hay que ir estrechando cont
nuamente en- sus limites, has
ia desecarla por complete. O
bra del progreso y de la per-
severancia de los hombres,
que debe inspirarse en- ell
ejemplo de los pueblos que
Sc arruinan cuanto mas be-
ben, no imaginamos siquiera
a quien tocara darle Gina;
pero cabe al Sr. Gobernador
Espinosa y Cuevas, Y este
debe considerable como uno
de sus mas bellos timbres de
gloria, la satisfaction de ha-
Der dado un paso gigantic,
trascendente y de inaprecia-
BILE valor en- la regeneration
de la sociedad cuyos destinos
tiene en- sus manos. Las
obras materiales
que levante, lie daran nom-
bre, prestigiaran su gobierno
y lie conquistaran una fama
mas 8 menos envidiable; pc
no la morigeraci6n de las cos
tumbres, engendrada en- su
esfuerzo y como causa de la
felicidad social, le ganara el
timbre mas glorioso a que
tienen derecho los bienecho-
res de la humanidad.
B. GUARDIoLA.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-05-11
Como rea1rnente
nurio Ga1nbetta,

lie D. Array, que habfa COM
prado desde hacla pocos me-
ses.
Pasando por ell jardin, el
General Thomas puso el pie
Sobre un. no muy
agradable recuerdo que en-
ese lugar habia dejado la pc
rra de Gambetta. Sc irrit6,
Y como en- ese mismo momen
to pasara el'mozo de Gambet
ia, ell general 10 regan6 So
lemnemente. Ell sirviente
contest6 NAL, y Gambetta 10
licenci6 ipso facto.
Ahora, aquel domestico
era Ell proteJldO de Leonla
Leon, la fiel amiga de Gam
BETA, laque, cuando supo por.
boca del gran orador parla-
mentario la desici6n que ha-
bfa tornado, procure obtener
ell perd6n para ell licenciado.'
Parece que ese dfa fueron
todos a los "Jardies"-asi
llamabase la Villa de Gam
BETA estranablemente ner-
viosos.. Lo cierto es, gu e
Gambetta rehuso la gracia
que su amiga imploraba, y
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-05-11

Al rededor del nombre de
Gambetta, que fue durante
doce amos, dueno absolute. de
la Francia, y que habla es-
critic en- su patri6tica bande-
,ra "Vengence," en- estos I'll
tlmos tiempos Sc ha desperta
DO una gran popularidad, de-
bida a la publication de la vo
luminosa correspondence con
la que fue SUI amiga afectuo-
sa y adorada. Muchos perio-
dicos han reproducido algu-
mas de aquellas cartas: otras
estan publicadas en- la "Rue
deParis. Adquiere poresto
singular lntereS un artlculO
de la "Nouvelle Revue" en-
Ell cual es narrada la verdade
ra historic de Ia muerte de
Iambetta. El articulista de
Ia "Nouvelle Revue, que Sc
oculta bajo tres estrellas, y
que afrma haber estado pre-
Sente, es decir, ser testigo
ocular de la agonia del gran
patrlota, escribe que ell 27
oe NOviembre de 1882, el
General Thomas habia lido a
Vlsltar a Gambetta, en- Ia vi
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Realization prdcliCa
DE LOS IDEALES DE
NUESIRO 8)B|ERNO
AL DIsTINGUIDo ABOGADO
SIR. ID. FRANCISCO A. NOYOLA,

La prensa de esta Capital
ha dado a conocer, con toda
oportunidad, ell Reglamento
sobrs la venta al menudeo
de las bebidas embriagantes,
expedido por el Executive
del Estado, y nosotros va
mos a emitir nuestro juicio
sobre la trascendencia que
tiene, en- ell presente y en- el
porvenir de nuestro pueblo,
una medida que manifesto
clara y elocuentemente los
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-05-11

gocio de comerciantes poc(
escrupulosos, sino tambier
do autoridades POGO cultas J
agenas, por 10 tanto, de Ii
que deben los Gobiernos &
los pueblos que mandan; hu.
bo un tempo, en- que Sc escc
glt6 en- diversos pueblos de
la TERRA, la ernbriaguez CO.
mo uno de los medios de com
placer a las multitudes, y Sc
las daba en- fuentes ell vino
que engendraba la populari-
dad de sus mandatarios; las
costumbres arraigadas por la
fuerza del tempo y la mise
rable condicion de las clases
envilecidas, levantaron un va
lladar contra ulteriores. es-
fuerzos de los Gobiernos, pa
ra contener los efectos del vi
clio, y era de verse como a
las pretensiones de sncade-
mar a este monstruo, Sc enca
raba siempre ell descontento
del pueblo, menos criminal,
sin embargo, que ell de los ex
plotadores de tan nefanda
miseria, que Sc levantaban
protestando contra 10 que We
MIA a arrebatarles ell pan de
sus familias y ell dnico porve
mir de su vida. iIncreible pa
rece que haya hombres que
esten contentos, 9 conformes
siquiera, con medrar a cos
ia de la tranquilidad, de la
vida y dc la honra de sus Sc
mejantes! Por fortuna, el
progreso, que no tiene entra-
mas para conmoverse ante la
mentaciones de ningdn gene
ro; ell progreso, que no Sc cul
da de ofrecer en- copas des-
bordantes el placer a las SO
ciedades envilecidas, sino
que svoluciona, que segrega
10 que esta corrompido, que
troncha 10 que gangrena,
que expugna 10 que dana;
que Sc apoya en- la ciencia,
que piensa con la hygiene,
que moraliza con ell ejemplo,
qUo ensena con la historic
y que castiga con ell c6digo,
Sc ha presentado hoy q nues
tras, puertas e inspirando al
Gobernante cuya fuerza de
voluntad es una garantia de
cada uno de sus actos, pone
en- sus manos la materia con
que ha de formar ell cfrculo
poderoso que, estrechandose
mas cada dfa, ahogara entire
convulsiones desesperadas, a
la mas humillante de las mi
serias humanas.
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-05-11

ideales que presiden a todos
los actos del Sr. Gobernador
de San Luis y que corroboran
nuestros conceptos, vertidos
con anterioridad, sobre la &C
ci6n regeneradora de un hom
bre amante de esa gloria le-
gitima, que Sc conquista dan
do quehacer al cerebro y diri
giendo con ,prudencia y Jul
clio la voluntad, en- senderos
donde tan solo Sc halla ell
bien positive de los pueblos.
Para nadie son desconoci-
dos al dfa los efectos de ese
vicio maldito que viene car
comlendO, de tantos slglos
atras, no solo ell organismo
hdmano, no solo a la familia
y a la sociedad, sino a la hu-
manidad entera, enfaqus-
ciendo miserablemente los
buencs ideales y ofuscando
de una manera horrible los
sentimientos generosos del
coraz6n; para nadie son des-
conocidas al dfa las causas
que motivan la degeneration
de algunos pueblos y de algu
nos razas, hasta borrarlos po
Utica y econ@micamente de
los pueblos que viven la vida
de la actual civilization. La
embria guez es un azote mas
repugnante y mas temible
que esas epidemias espanto-
sas que invaden luego comar
cas- enteras, cubriendo de lu-
to y desolaci6n hasta sus
mas apartados lugares; la
embriaguez es un estigma
vergonzoso de que deben
huir horrorizados los hon.
bres todos que llevan un sen
timiento de nobleza en- ell al
ma, y que comprenden la alta
mission que corresponds So
bre la terra a la criatura hu
mana; la embriaguez es ell
signo, ell distintivo, la carac-
terfstica de los degenerados,
de los que han abortado en-
la sociedad humana, de los
inadaLtad de aquellos GU
yas ideas bajas y viles Sc ali
mentan en- ell cieno de esos
placeres infames que huelen
a crapula, a suciedad y a vi
no, constituyendo focos de
contagio en- ell seno de la So
ciedad, que los soporta sin
a lazaretos que
debieran crearse para los
apestados del vicio.
hubo un tempo en- que la
de este vicio NAL
ditto, no solo constituyo ell ne
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-05-11
CONDICIONES,

r. p.uoerata Fronterizo"s pnbliea
loo sisades -
s,,.ripsioa por ) messs ~
s~rodo p,go 80 harA cn moneda del
s.,. vrscisamsnt adslantsdo
pyi,s, ! remitidos, segaa convehio
l., sorr.sposasnoIA debs dirijirse
JUSTO CARDENAs.
Laredo, Texas
El Democrata fronterizo. [volume] (Laredo, Tex.) 1896-1920, 1907-05-11

Entered as second class
matter In the Post ONE .
at Laredo, Tex.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-13

lFfofn tau NARY land tsaeetle. July 10. j
risn penple having pat the city
essrernmeut fn she bands ~ the Dem
erfRsae nartv far two years. the plan
~ rafsiuE corporation oysters that
las h48Ien lseuesgh ne big words 81
the Republicans before election aay.
81 reieeate1 81 tie rear. Their inter
esi ln aVeters. C. IS true. was iudi-
rert sra taeif houas 81 vofas direct.
fuf it ID esueW has unfortunate that
iae Fssapie eiassase plain. siraighffor-
uafI Democratic measures rather than
$50 ise slreels safued into oystef bars.
tle eiivs para become an oysier
rscs. au1 every ersssiuE made an oys-
terhed- rhe ayster camps gu did not
eers successfully. and there wiii be-
un cooperation oysters eFoun ia An
ual.eiis st least Eof lsa mere wears 81
rtnnr.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-13

Are naitlnlare san 10 q faeetious
sdater.al on Flehliae Bot Evans. "a
ear navy having his picture taken
riarranr hau1s wagh Admiral Yama-
mnsa. "a fae 1spsnese nsvv ana each
ieaaaar eaaffailg ingn t8n vya &c che
efher. ssvs - para
we naiaer gnsm Ghe pictorial De-
seFs attens 81 tae meeting 20 TIRE all
ustrsis gaat neither Size American nor
tar laEaunea eeaHetters wsnt c. Sight.
ln ufase circumstance Whist viii
tae Isnr..es au eseh side ef the Pacific
aos ft IS stated that ear esteemed
eontssafar 1i.e Takie uoesl. y hich
rullisle.i u.asf amusing story about
fhe evfraer.linarv ahilitv ~ eurnaval
alIeers ss dsueefs. has Withdrawn it.
We arr halfway safr2 hat tAe ETechi
has loae this. beesssse anybody who
has ever seem TIE miashipmeB a. An
nafssils ''tnp he lixat. fantastic &c
suone lhai the oaleers 90 nele sam s
naer ean dance - sell a. the officers
Isl tsa 1spanese navy 80 of the British
navy. M IS q - hupes that when
fae BE hi ls .reeuuslruete3 it viii
award Is IRE Aguegiean nas y TIE credit
rshfeh q deserves feF rs accomplish
rierts IS sine BALLROOM. The Niehl-
Nlgha mieai ret = seoop - the hpchi
81 81 ofeauI ed "a international waltz
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-13


70 send I've seiegstes from the FIRST, Fourtu.
F1ffb. Sixth aud kIgbth Districts, and I'VE
1efeKates from the jrst precinct 81 the sec.
ord District, I'VE celegAtes rom lns nsuyn1
from the first preclnet 81 thc Third District
and I've delegates from the second precinct
- the Third Distriet tbe.nye 'f ~
tr8efs 70 east n the County Convention two
ard one-baif votes rom each precinetl -
County Convention % " hel1 70 tnf ~ ~
Annapolis, ~ the Court House, ~ " 0,eiock
noon on Wednesday. July 3lst, 10 send I've
delegates % the DefDOcratie state Cony,n-
ion wsish 1890 - sse az q ~ 70
nominate = candidate for Governor ~ tue
state. mptfoIier u the state Treasury.
Attorney General, and Clerk % tue tourt ~
appeals, md. aiao. 10 elect 1ye delegates 20
= Judicial Convention Of the Fifih judicial
Circuit 70 meet a. kn1cOtt CITY on the four
nate one easdIsate for Chief lodge o. The
Flfth Judicial circuit. and % nominate
county ticket, ~ follows Dne ctno.aats ~
DELEGATES. one candidate Tor slafs Attorney,
one candidate for sheriff, three candidates
FOR Judges o. the orphans court seven can.
didafes for County Com missioner ana one
candidate for county surveyor.
The polls will be held a. follows
FIrsf District- Birdsyiiie from 70 3, =.
second Diefrlet-First Precinct. Engine
House, SO 3. ~. sccOnd Precinct rolling
Tl,frf f1sstriet~ First Precinct Waterford.
70 3. ~. second Precinct-DraDge Hall,
FOURTH Dlstrlet~yid Polling House, "a
SO .. ~.
PIN DislrIef. Lookup, Brooklyn, > - 20
i. n.
-ixth District Annap polls CITY Assembly
Rooms 3 10 3. 30
EIruth District Flrst Prccinet-pOllInR
House. - %. -. second Prseinet~Poiiins
House : 10 3 =. ~.
airnsd-FgsAAE a. BOND, Cbsfrman,
LUTHER q. DOWNS, Sec,
state Central Committee for a. a. County.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-13
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE - HEnEBY GIVEN. That me slt.
~ seubef, ~ Anne Arundel cgunfy, has OBJ
tniued ff0f6 the OFphana gguff ~ Anuo hrIifs
aal ~ efa.a7taHH ffffnae ffffa r1fnfafv
- 80 ssias,sss. tsses 40 a
Iete u Anne Arundel county, dseea,. q,
All persons having claims against the deceased
youehers tbefeOf 70 tbe subscriber, on or DSi0fe
THE Sth DAY Og NOVEMBER, 1901,
they may Otherwise, ~ law, De excluded
from al benefits ~ the said estate All persons
iDdeidsd % said estate are requested 70 make
0lven nndef nv hand this nth DAY Of April
ROSA sAgAFfA,
Administrative
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-13

Baltimore Is irving e. iuauguraie a
haiieas fad. Annapolis has healed
her oa Case last HVe years. The lid
Is.ss riri snd the fldiess candidate on
tEe streets 80 Annapolis winter and
suuiuisr have heeu conspicuous figures
ta ihe tisiters here for -. these many
wears. TIE faef IS there IS 50 much
gray matter iu ihe erauiums - An
uaI.aliiaus fhat hats are an eucum-
hfaufr. nr. ~searer would ID well
g. take 40 has pes fad here.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-13
COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION
FOR
Free Scholarships

once ofth8 Board ~ county school Com
nis4ioners 81 Anne Arlndsi Comfy.
Annapolis, I'D. June =. ~.
a CON petltfve kxamfnation vii be Detd
Al the pubic school building ~ Annapolis
ca Mos DAY. JULY ~. ra01 be9ininK 81 ~ a.
~. 50 fli scnoiarsIips dsle Anne Arun1si
eounEy IN the Western Harf land totie4e,
state Normal school. Washington e S4aNEe
and -. Mars seminary.
ora .cholarxbiD Is vacant - esteru
MARYLAND Coilrvc-fer 3 male. one - -.
Mary . seminary. female. one ~ y aehlnf-
ton College l0iiexiate Department, male
one 90 Washington College. NORMAL d.
parfment, male or female
The scholarships % Western dary and
College. W amin xton college and 81 Mary :
Seminary entltle the holder - reeve board
sud tuition free and may - Beta ~ iDssf
years.
Candidates must not D. les that nfteen
wears oid and must give bond - teach =
Maryland ts0 years
Isy order ~ the Beard.
g. r. WALLIS,
County school sarerintendent
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-13

The Nicaragua government paid
fs8 fof e8usi gumeut - brick
bats shipped fram Sew York as
riffa. Il aas doubtless believed that
trrsIats ssoHIa he uoFe effective
O. souIh American var.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-13
- TWISTED BALLOrs.

70 vneygar sa4rO f1 corTfT r9jffHif
The following Was offered ~ frank y,
ReesII. n mem Der ~ the state Central Com
I1ltffe for Anne Arundel County, but WIS
VOled down, no one vOtinR for "a bot himself
showing that the COMMITTEES Gid not want ~
deal fairly IN the matter
ITO insure perfect fairness 90 the prifuaf,
les, the judges receiving the D0liots enail
tWfat each and every ballot before dspo1ltink
them fD toe ballot boxes"
sfnued-FftANE y, HEt ELL
Meuber u state Central fOfumlpee fof
Anne Arundel County ffdsttD
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-13
guITAv BEEwEa. Auesioueer.
Sale Of Valuable
TIllHEAL ESTATE
IN the City Of Annapolis, Md,
on Church Street, Pleasant
Street end Clay Street.

81 direction % heowuers and under ag-
g. -ifv conferred upon the undersix ued ~
~ .4a. af.fad and recorded power - Al
frrrrr faIrsi Et.. frrF fr-sfinfn dag - = uriI
nineteen hundred AMI as Hrf recorded
among thr Land Records % Ans arr ffef
County, Aary land. in LfDer q. y 20. - -
f5lif1 ~ The undersirned viii 0Ier ~ public
aafe. AZ tie COURT HOI@E door, ln the city
% AIMS polls. M on
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-13
~ TwO-StOg Frame Dwelling
N &c E.

Ihla q 20 notify holders OF policies III either
THE UNION fIHE INSURANCE. CON.
PA~T. o. the GfRAHD FfKE AND MAR.
INK INsI RANCE COMPANY, ~ Phliadei
pbln. Pennsylvania. that Clarence y. Jiek.
Ing j. no longer In the employ - agent FOR
these com panfes and that X. q. ELLIOIT,
Real Estate Agent, Once 10 the Arundel
HufidIug. ia this city. has been appointed 20
represent and look after the interest % these
companies "a Annapolis and Anne Arundel
counfy.
at-fH General Agent.