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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

OF the provisions Of this act whereby
any property required to DO assessed
shall be unlawfully exempted In whole
Or In part. or the valuation thereof en-.
tered or set down ut more or less than
u required by law. shall. upon convlc.
tIOn. be fined for each offensc not less
than 800 nor more than 5000 and
IMPRISONED IN THE COUNTY
JAIL not exceeding one year. and shall
also be liable upon his bond to the
party injured for all damages sustain.
al by such party.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12
TIE STI,nERAKEl,.

"'rhc Man from Home" which wns
produced ut the Studcbakcr Thcatcr
Sept -. II making one of the biggest
hits ever recorded. The wcll-knOwn
writer. Amy Leslie. said: 1T II one
of the most absorbIngly interesting
plays America hns ever produced.
Crowds and crowds and crowds will
pack the Studcbaker." ami her words
are no stronger than those Of every
other critic In Chicago.
With star company headed by VIII
T. Hodge, one Of Americas best ac-
tors. ''Thc Man from Home" should be
seen by all lovers Of good clean COM
edy.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12
At THE THEATERS
THE GA1lRfCK.

Eddie Foy, Chicago's own comedian,
has scored the success Of his career
at the Garrlck Tl,catcr In his latest
musical comedy Offering. "'rhe Or
clild." Foy. who pOrtrays the charnc.
ter of u gardener ut horticultural
college. has been allotted several big
song hits. which include "llc Goes to
Church on sunday" "'rl,cy Say lie
Went to College" and II character
SONG. Mulberry Street" In which tho
comedian does the clcvcrcst bit of
character acting seen hcrcabouts for
some time. Jolly Trixic Friganzn's
"No Wedding Bells for Me" Is one of
the hits Of the big entertainment.
while In Petite Adclai,lc's marvellous
toe dancing is always an agreeable
spectacle to look upon.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12
THE AUDITORIUM.

Ncsta Victoria. credited with being
the greatest and most popular of all
condolences England has sent to this
country. will h. among the star at
fractions In Klaw \ Erlangcr's Al.
vanccd Vaudeville. which opens ut the
big Auditorium Thcatcr. sunday night.
Oct. IL.
Other great artists are beautiful Ida
Fuller. direct from Paris. In her own
creation Of tho fire dance. "Ia Sor-
cicre:' the Znrctzky troupe: Cirque.
valli. tho worlds foremost jugglcr
Clifton Crawford: Karnc's Comedians,
IN their great pantoinlnc. ~ Night In
nm English Music Hall :" '"rllnt Quar.
tettc." Collins ana Hart. the six mu-
steal Cuttys. the Samols. Johnny
ltciif's ride to victory on Richard
CrOker's famous horse. Orby. Illus.
tratcd IN the greatest motion pictur,
ever presented Ia nm American audi
cncc.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

role new to the stage but nevertheless
u character drawn true Ia life. Edward
Haas should IN nj his hest. and excel
lent parts have been distributed tn
Florim Arnold. viii corlett. Leslie
Bingham and the other mcn,bcrs If this
wcll.rOun,led company.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12
The Beef Trust must be stopped!

Chapter 40. Section 100, Revised
Statutes Of Illinois, provides the fol.
lowing:
Any assessor or deputy assessor
or supervisor Of assessments or other
persons. whose duty It Ii to assess
property for taxation. or cqualixe any
such assessment. who shall refuse or
knowingly neglect to perform hny duty
required Of him BY law. or who shall
consent to or connlve at any evasion
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

cago.
Illinois II represented ably and
faithfully In the United States Senate
by senator Albert j. Hopkins and the
people desire his reelection.
James =. Hopkins. the able Mastcp-
int hanccry Of the Federal Court. II
liked and admired by all the legal fra.
tcrni,y In Cook county.
Ross e. Hall. the popular lawyer and
Democratic leader. Il In line for NON.
ination on the Democratic ticket next
year for Municipal Judge.
Chicago Is proud To claim former
Judge Adams a. Goodrich as one "f
her greatest lawyers and best citizens.
~esAA
Congressman Charles McGavin can
well m proud of the record hr has
made IN Congress. II has been IN able.
| honest ana Industrious one.
~6A
| Theodore e.. Mayer. the well.likei
| lawyer and former magistrate, would
grace u seat on the Municipal Court
bench. and his nomination by the Dem
ocrnts next year Is desired by all his
friends
&e~
Morris y. MOlOney. the wcll.known
Ottawa lawyer, who made such splcn.
lid record us Attorney General. IL one
Of the ablest attorneys and best liked
men IN Illinois.
~A
| George Mills Rogers, the popular
Alaster-in.C hanccry. would prove Il
winning candidate on the Republican
ticket for Municipal Judge next year.
James q. McShnne has earned tho
reputation bc has of being one Of the
ablest and most forcrful lawyers In
Chicago.
|
John &. Richbcrg stands high IN thu
| estimation of the people of Chicago ~
n brilliant lawyer and II public spirited
citizen.
~6
| l,y his able and pninslaklng record
on the bcuch Judge Edward o. Brown
has won the confidence and highest re-
spcct of the people of Cook county.
The Twentieth Ward has I'M honest
ana industrious Alderman In Nicholas
u. Finn.
| Alderman Peter Reinberg represents
the Twenty.siXth Ward ably and faith
fully in the city Council.
| No United States Senator has q bet
ter. II cleaner or n more brilliant rts'
ord To his credit than Albert j. Hop
kins, of Illinois.
%SA
COS foremost and hest liked business
men.
~
William \. Ambcrg, president Of III
Ambcrg File ana Index Company. wa
chosen jury commissioner Tuesday All
crnoon by the judges of the Appellate
Circuit and superior courts Thcr
We're eleven candidates for the pos
tion. The appointment meets with III
approval of everybody.
The Iwcnty-iirst annual convention u
, the Supervisors, County Commissioners
and County Clerks Association of III
nois was opened at the Palmer HOus
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

Inlttv-IoUr UleIt WNO WeTc uiettVTS
Of the Chicago fire department AMI on
duty the night Of Oct. =. 1871. when the
town burned up. met nj the Fort Dear.
born restaurant Tuesday night. or
the then entire fire department only
sixty -four members are still alive.
Two Of those present arc ex.chi"fs.
Matt l4nncr and John Campion. and
nine are now members Of the depart.
iArnt. Fifteen of the survivors are still
IN active service.
The gathering was given up 10 n
proper amount Of eating and drinking.
the telling Of stories AMI the listening
to a good speech by James II. I'LL
drcth. These officers of the associat lion
were elected:
President Matt lbcnner.
Vice l'rcsilent--IOreiz Walters.
Tpnsurcr--.1Oln T.. Barrett.
Sccrc,nry--C Chris Schimmcls.
Observation-Disclosures Ahcrn.
Vice President Walters and Sccr.-
| tary Schiinniels silll are connected
with the department.
~9A
! Why II II that Erie street. Huron
street and Indiana street, not TO men.
ton some other nearby North Side
| streets. have not been improved? II
there any good rcason why all the out.
lying streets should bc paved and
| downtown tl,OrOughfarcs neglected!
~
President Roosevelt should get aftcl
the Beef Trust again.
Az
Not content with already ovcrcharg
ing the people, the Milk Trust intends
To again raise tho price of milk. Thi'
will strike into every poor home with
babies In them depending on pure mill
for their existence. What Ia the gov
eminent going to do about trust thai
will ~ ~ low rs To rob babyy
The Beef Trust II making big money
out of the people nowadays.
1
How do You like the way the Bee
Trust IL soaking you on high meat
prices!
| ~6A
The big milk dealers are not any bet
ter than the small ones. \ rigid exam
nation Of all the milk sold In Chcag,
should iH made ut once and the inves
tigatiOn kept up until all the people O
Chicago are supplied with pure mill
and the guilty dealers fined or put II
Jail.
~
The Health Department should re
member that the big milk dealers arr
no better than the small ones.
Billy Lornicr urged the voters L
vote for the Infamous charter. III
people Of his district won't forget tina
next fall.
The MIX Trust IL going to raise tn
price of milk again. AS there Is pler
~ of room ut Joliet. the government
should Immediately get busy.
~6
Real estate taxes have been raised al
over Chicago. They will be higher thi
year than ever before. II the bL
packing corporations who make thei
millions out Of prices wrung from til
people for food, would pay their jus
proportion Of personal taxes, req
estate taxation would be much lowel
The packers will be obliged, befOr
this agitation ceases, to not only pa
their full ana just proportion of tn
personal tax, but they will be oblige
to pay back taxes for the full amount
, for five years. The Supreme Court ha
) passed upon this matter ana the wa
is clear. The packers appear to hav
;, things pretty much their own way jus
2 now, but the people will wake up on
OF these days.
. &6A
The recent great increase In til
price of meat alone, ought to have ful
! nished the packers with enough none
5 to pay their taxes upon all Of thel
L
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12
EAOLETS.

by his record nv n lawyer. u public
official and II citizen. Andrew J. Ryan
has gained tho confidence and admira-
tion of the people Of Chicago. lie
made one Of the best city Attorneys
Chicago ever had. and he ranks to-day
as one of the nblcst lawyers In the
West. As citizen hc always stands
ready to help any movement that has
for Its motive the bcttcmcnt Of chi.
cay,,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12
/aA
COLLEGE.

TlW next Offering Of tl,r Patrons
stock company at the beautiful College
tl,cntcr for one week. common ing Mon.
day evening. Oct. ~. IL that stirring
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12
seU
Bush TEMPLE.

The bill for next week ut Bush Tenn
pie, beginning Monday evening, will he
"Drisa Wayne" a drama In four acts,
by Franklin Fyles which has never
been produced In Chicago. The part of
the tempestuOus Drusa IL said to have
been written with Adelaide Keim In
view, and 1t will AFFORD her unlimited
possibilities. In Clarence Colgate u
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12
R6
la SALE.

"'rhc Girl Question: now running ut
the La Sale tlieater. II proving one Of
the biggest successes that has ever
struck Chicago.
The house has been sold out for al
most every performance thus far. and
the advance sale bctokcns that this
popularity will continue for several
months.
Joseph Towards score Is dripping
with melody, just rs the llough ana
Adams dialogue is rich with creative
slang, The songs, "DO Something"
"Bc Sweet to Ne, Kid" Waltz Ne
Until ! Am Dreamy" ana Buck aud
Wing" are being sung and whistlcl all
over Chicago.
The east includes such fav0rites as
June McCree. LenOra Kerwin, Arthur
Sanders. George Drew Mendunl,
Frances Demurest, Tell Taylor and Leo
KOhlmar.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

WHITNEY OPERA HOUSE.

n Knight for II Day" has proved
itself more than the ordinary success.
and It's record of nearly three hundred
consecutive performances stamps II as
II real success. The excellent cast,
headed by John Slavln and Mabel llite,
Is In itself II guarantee of something
good.
The supporting company comprises
some of the best looking girls on the
American comic opera stage, who M
der Gus Sohlkes capable direction per-
form sDne remarkable cvOlutiOns.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

Tuesday. The address of welcome IN
behalf of Cook County was made 10y
william Busse. president Of the Coun-
~ Board: and the address Of welcome
IN behalf of the city Of Chicago was
made by Robert H. Jaiupolis Of the
Corporation COunscl's office In the al,.
scnce Of Mayor bussc. Newton linus
Of LnSallc County. president Of the M.
sUiatioI. ,v'slOndcd to the addresses of
welcome.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

The twenty-iirst annual convention 81
the Supervisors, County Commissioners
and County Clerks Association of ILL
nois was opened at the Palmer House
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

and paying the millions into the public
treasury.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

william \. Amberg, president Of the
Ambcrg File ana Index Company, was
chosen jury commissioner Tuesday aft
crnoon by the judges of the Appellate
Circuit ana superior courts, There
were eleven candidates for the posi-
tion, The appointment meets with Tho
approval of everybody.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

The recent great increase In the
price of meat alone, ought to have fur
nished the packers with enough money
to pay their taxes upon all Of their
personal property holdings, stocks.
bonds and everything else.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

Why II II that Erie street. Huron
street and Indiana street, not TO men,
ton some other nearby North Side
streets. have not been improved! IL
there any good reason why all the out.
lying streets should M paved and
downtown thorOughfarcs neglected?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

Albert q. Wheeler IL one ~ Chica'
COS foremost and hest liked business
men.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

James =. Hopkins. the able Mastep-
int hnnccry Of the Federal Court. II
liked and admired by all the legal fra.
tcrnity In Cook county.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

Ross e. Hall. the popular lawyer and
Democratic leader. Il In line for n ,nDn.
lnatlm on the Democratic ticket next
year for Municipal Judge.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

Theodore T.. Mayer. the wcll.liked
lawyer ana former magistrate, would
grace u seat on the Municipal Court
bench. aud his nomination by the Dem
ocrnts next year Is desired by all his
friends.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

No United States Senator has q bet
ter. n cleaner or u more brilliant rH'-
ord To his credit than Albert j. Hop
kins. Of Illinois.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

Chicago Is proud To claim former
her greatest lawyers and best citizens.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

Alderman Peter Reinberg REPRESENT
the Twrnty-siXth Ward ably and faith
fully In the city Council.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

Tho big milk dealers are not any bet.
ter than the small ones. \ rigid exam.
inatiOn Of all the milk sold In Chicago
should be made ut once and the nvcs
tisation kept up until all the people OF
Chicago are supplied with pure milk
and tho guilty dealers fined or put IN
Jail.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-10-12

The Twentieth Ward has IN homes
ana Industrious Alderman In Nicholas
II. Finn,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15

Cne - one rhe stores. Dgbl1e and
private hoases. .EsstaaEzEEs, banks.
saloons. ete- are taxing DOM the dee
craklons that havs-besB - Tor f5e past
few days in honor - the state Fire
mems Conventfon- Last nigst the
electric display wAs ~f-rsssed fer the
last time II - said ~ nzny tn2t the
electric effects - the gIoe All Id
der Company-s IIlu1inz-ssaI Nese The
hands0msst IN tie city There were
- electric lights on the FIRE con-
uanv-s house on Eass street. Inelnd-
inx several arc lights and the cOioTesi
fncau1escent baibs- M Jesse Clark
Is credited with the arrangement Il
the decorations
Tie arches were again illuminated
last night ard the signai tower AZ
Market space was agI0w with e0lored
lights Bensseb lad q handsome dis
play. a star in electric lights capped
the building with = shield IN colored
lights beneath
James J. Harrintg0n's saloon Vas
also handsomely illuminated. - were
the quarters u the Oystersnen- Pro-
tectise Association. adjoining the
place. Il i understood the lights viii
not - tur0ed on tonight
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15
To Enter National Rifle Matches

The squad from which 1ill be picked
the Navy rife team which will enter
the Nsti0Dai Matches Al Camp Perry,
Ohio. during the latter part Of August,
ard which has been practiDg here for
zoEue time under Lieut.. Harris
LaEing. will leave for Creedmore. the
rang Of the New York National Guard.
about August /, ard viii practice there
until before the commencement Of the
National Matches. They will be ac-
e0mpaDied by Lieut. LaBings who
has also teen coaching the Naval
Academy team, which Will enter the
National Matches for the iirst time
this year. DuuBg the absence u
Lieut.. LaniDg from Annapolis, Lieut..
A. r. Fairfield will have charge Of the
Naval Academy rife squad.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15

Mrs Graham. wife Of Lieut.. A. T..
Graham, e.. =. y, who has been
stopping with 3fTs. Galloway Cheston.
has gone 70 philadelphia.
Mrs. Foley. wife ~ Lieut.. Paul
Foley. 8. :. X, has gone % SOTth
Carolina - spend the summer.
Hiss Elizabeth Giddings. who bss
been stopping with Dr. and Nrs.
Joseph WOrfhiDgf0n. Church street, -
stopping with Mrs. Galloway CbestOn's
No. Maryland avenue for the sum
mer.
Paymaster Woods, r. $ X, and
sfrs. Woods. are stopping with Mrs.
galloway GbestoD, 40. , Maryland
ayeuue. Paymasfer Woods IL attach
ed to duty ~ the Naval Academy.
1frs. Bronson. wife ~ Lieut.. a.
Bronson. IT., has gone - ROcbes-
ter. v. -. 20 spend the summer,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15
Beautiful Decorations.

8lr. II. h. - sanders has received
the undisp1ted praise Of having the
best decorated bar on the inside 81
any in the city. u has all of the
national colOrs and heavily decked
witb red bells. - a whole IL - a
very fine sight. afr. Sanders will
leave the decorations up until Mon
day. The walls are covered entirely
" ith one American Tag twenty-five
feet long and eleven feet vide, light
81 oy forty different c0lOred lights.
tn the center - the glass il inscribed
the word Goodwill in honor Of
the Homecoming Fire Department 81
that name. which made SIR. Sanders
place their headquarters while 10
Annapolis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15

one ~ the eaddest features 81 the
drowning ~ tlIe Eve mfdsligmen On
last Monday night - that one ~ them,
PASSED. 1fldshlpuaD r.. ~. Field ~
Denver. Colo. 1as engaged - b. mar
ried - Miss ~eil9gnan. ~ New IOrk,
who - well kB0rn here, and whose
many friends symgathizg deeply with
iae Young iady 30 her befeasemfDi.
Another ~ fise dfOv ned young on.
GERS. Passed NldsbipmaD ~. a. ~
rieh. - also said tg.bage been epgsged
60 . vouBg i4dg ~ some sOclai pfODi-
neuee.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15
Asburv NE. Church.

AZ Asbury y. r Church the Rev.
v. -. Carroll ~. u. Pastor, the fret
quarterly meeting f0r this Conference
vear piil - bed tomorrow, There viii
Sc preaching ~ II =. ~. ~ Rev. q, ~.
BALDWIN -. u. - the baltimore Con,
ference 8. ~, preaching ~ TIE
gasgOr. Quarterly 1.Dyefessf. Tuesday
80. ~ QBnr.efiy Conference IiBorsday
=. a.. sunday refloO5 z - 8. 30,
r. Eersh League & -.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15

sfs. Wa. IferFy q fhafranoe.as len1.-s
IA rbeuuafssa - ~ re zru- lae
afeuefh s@ense8 ~ hare Ere eaf C -
s.fssales - thar g va gssiees r. rgr<. =
ARK Il aprllefi figasaerIain.s R.Aa1 ba.uE
ard gfsrps1 Sc ara - Eanael ~ sIg's.s
srd =, ~ relief feers sfaf f..e pam zr1.s-
ally IN nse and &C. Strength fsf1Fle,i- =
tk 80 reets 80 fferrlesiEg BAD DESC re1ra't
asd las res sgacg TesarEeL lf fr1as.es
ftb sf.e1s.afisrl frya ~ aFs..ezElons g.
,afn Eegrn. Jos aFs eer-ail o. = Eaeasess
viii ffe sssss( 81 ~ e a,sr'ls- for So y
fes8merer Eraa. brr.g stcs@-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15

= - undiga<ted food tnzE cznses
soErnessz and painful 5B5ixesfso0. ~.Ko-
6oI F5T T-dizesssoa sso1s6 - psed n
rs .sl- Kedol j. 2 solstscn ~ ve9sfabls
ards u 1igests uhaf 90 ezf. =
errrects go s--gsfe-e,ee = dl9estloa.
ksdgl cosf9Fns- - El.s S4t5ozzl Pgrs
Eged zEd Drug Lax. sid heFe y
Feid1sys- Prs Druggists.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15

The services ~ - Nartlu erer-
nan EvzngelleaI L1rberau Eharca-
the Rev ssust- RcrEe. pas1gr. rezner-
row. xIII b. - fellows ~a1s-4F-
school. ~ a. M services as - a.
M. LIKE 1910. a. 3 H. Jea1
3 1-3 Both sermons viii BE- slslsver-
Cd In the German lAn-zage-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15
AcARD or THANKS.

4 Reg ~ ezprees ~ sincere fisznk=
through the Iaerisgns ~ ycur FaIaaEie
paper. - tie hoDoFatie gg1xes So
~ Kindly aWzF1es1 - rae rfse 1Fet grizg
. bezgfIfsl hammered eCDEsr sil1gf1x
mug egwDiefe. wlfA Zgla friygrnssxs.
0ne brush. asl1 rsEa9ga5ls i1ger eng
~ finest China. fgF see meet xxSGe~si,ls
and nBiqge vskiefs and fr1rcE1xs-
WILLIAM r. DOVE.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15

Cards have been received here from
Alr. and tirs. James stewart to the
marriage ~ their daughter, Mary, ~
SIR. Henry Johns Gibbons, on Wed.
nesday. June ~, ~ $40 O'Clock, ~
ere old Pine street Presbyterian
Church. Pine and Fourth streets,
Phiiadelpbia. The prospective groom
- a 500 ~ tie Tscy. DT. H. .. Glib,
bonss a former pastor - the pfesby-
terian Church ~ tbis city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15

Thers wflf ~ . dance - Boaebers
paviflen - fhe -pa Nontzg DsEfk
DIR. Bouener has arFanzsd Tor . Jzfgs
o-phestrs - Extra pieces ffoza ne -.
va Aea4eng band- ard = pJeaaanl
sxenlnx - promised - 80 pzfTDzs.
panei1x fr0rn : - - =. r. For par
fieEIars So 81 - anot5er eolgnn.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15

The usual services viii o. he.4 a.
SfaTy land Avenue NJ p Churga- rse
Isev. Jo1z - WALSH. pastel There
viii - preaching 4t 81 a. o. ~ TIE
pastor topic The kinz's Highway
SUNDAY az z-aU and Eagu<
Peoples meeting az 30 - ma
In tire evening tEe sermon Val ae
preached ~ abe Rev e. W EAl.I-
win. experimentation ~ fhe EfsT sfas-
siOn4ry AMI Churel f-.s.l.saa s-aeiefT
u Baltimore.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15

Sister ~. Fidelis- 81 tha srter 60
Nofre Dame. died as Far- Eee. - b.
on THURSDAY. JuDe H. SISTER Elz-elzs
" Is tie daughter cf the tate Mle14el
SaBZht0n- - this city she 81 slr
vived By her mother fear sisters ard
brother.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15

ST.. ao1 tffs. EeDlalsia ceiliDseD,
81 AFiir zfoa. base annopneea ttSs
engagement - their daughter, Bies
Myrtle coiiinaop- - AF. william -
Touuz. . DF0f0inens Business nan -
Annapolis. TIE wsfflDz viii t2ke
place 81 Wednesday evening" June
- a. 30 o'eIoek, - Neken1sss
Xfethosiisf EpiaeoFaI Church. Arlington
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15

TIE ludependeft No- 2 gauiars fr,1ru
the city - Annapolis and tle seafs 81
Maryland have Organized . hre eare-
Dany for ffe coming vear- TIE @a-
nioEs made their hsst arfearanee ia
uniform last Tbarssiay iu tae 1rEea
FlreMen's p4rzsle-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15

Special CIeaFaDce Eale - pei
cent. discount on ali Hats and FLOW.
err al SIR. J. 81. -tTaDge's. 205 Main
It, next 70 RidOut's. i'll
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-15
WANTED.


A Gentleman with some
experience II the Grocery,
Provision and Meat Bust
ness. Steady employment,
with good salary 10 right
party. Apply 70
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