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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Deeds. Releases, &e., For The
Present We ek.

DEEDS.
Lizzie kolbe 10 Charles Owens. mop
erEy in First district. Con 5000.
Richard Matthews 20 Daniel Gross,
property in fhe Eighth district Con
$500.
julius Phippss Ct. al. TO County Com
missionels. Ante Arundel County,
right OF way Cor. ~. &c.
Victoria Ca yer: 10 F. r. Johnson,
property ia Third district. Con. noi
stated
Edw. Hendficksin to George EErich
property in Third district Con. 1900.
Thomas c. Mays to Wm. G. Higgins,
property in Annapolis. Con s. 600
Irving A. Hall to James Green, ct. al
properly in Anne Arundel county. Con
s..
Henry Smart TO Gina Il. Harrington
property in Annapolis. Con. $1,000.
Mary L. Nichols, ct. Al TO w. B. &
A e. II. II. Co. right of way Con 81.
Rim Ii Hammond to County Com.
mlssioners Anne Arundel County. right
Of way Con- So
John II Gels. et. al. to County Com.
missioners Anne Arundel County
right of way. Con. So
EAi.a.a /, is.ssf y rr-ce 0'Nien
property in First district. Con. ,.y1J
ID. II. Randall to owen ID. Lewis, ct.
al, property in Second district. Con
$5,
George +. Wilmer. ct. al, to Louise
S. Wright, 20 acres in second district
Con. S..
RELEASES.
Annapolis Savings Institution to T. G.
Mays
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Rummage'

This is TO ask our generous friends
To send along their odds aud ends
no our approaching Rum age Sale;
our list of wants would be tale
OF such length this sheet would fail
To held II all We esteem prizes,
Hats of all shape I. and hues and sizes;
Shoes, gloves, coats, shirt-waisis, pictures,
toys
Every device to please the boys:
All sorts of quaint housekt teping joys
Useful, odd. Just as good as new,
And cheap enough to suit Jew.
a Rummage Salei A kummage Saiei
List to the burden OF my tale.
Come, lads and lassies, young and old!
And come before first choice is soids
Benevolence goes hand In hand
With business do YOU understand
Conscience and gain we make agree,
Our proceeds 90 10 Charitee
=. s y. B.-We beg our friends
To send their lovely odds and ends
To either ole of the three Danes
Appended hereto are whose names,
Il hope you catch on To the gfst
fthis agile linguistic twiste
NIB Agains-Thursday' our day;
The second OF the month OF May
We shall be pie lsed our friends to meet,
In the Guild House, Prince Georges Street.
Mrs. westhrook $50 Conduit street.
Mrs. Frantom, Guild House. Prince George
Strest.
Miss Adeiiue Randall, Randall Court4tw I'd
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Grand May Ball

In order TO help along the conven-
tion funds for the convention of the
Patriotic Order Sons of America,
which convention is 10 be held here
from August l2 to IA, the local order
of p. o. S. of A. will give a grand
May Ball at the Assembly Rooms on
the night of Wednesday, May /.
decorated with flags and bunting to
lend patriotic air to the scene, and
all who attend are promised a good
time. Dancing from . p. m. to 3 a. m.
Music by Prof. Henry Boettcher's or
chestra. See ad. in another column.
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Asbury Church

The Rev. n. NJ. Carroll, ID. u. pas
tor. The great revival which started
on Sunday, April at this church is
still in progress. The pastor preach
ed that Sunday on Christ and the
Two Thieves Ten came to the al
tar and were converted. The meeting
has been going on ever since, and
thus far 120 have been converted.
Many of them are heaos of families,
and thirty-five mourners are still at
the altai.
The pastor will preach a special SER
mon tomorrow morning, followed by
evangelistic services. The meeting
will be continued next week from 4
TO 9 in the afternoon and 8 to 1880
at night.
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Midshipmen's Musicale.

A musicale will be given by the mid
shipmen of the Naval Academy in the
Auditorium on next Saturday, April
%, at 8 O'clock Tickets will be 70
cents and can be procured by apply
ing to any of the following ladies
Mrs. Sands, Mrs. Colvocoresses, Mrs.
Dewey, Mrs. McVay, Mrs. Beach,
Mrs. Dismukes, Mrs. Dayton, Mrs.
Evans, Mrs. Irwin. Tickets may also
be secured at the Officers Mess from
Professor Dashiell.
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Constable Small last night arrested
Ike Howard, colored, charged with
cutting Dave Primus. The injured
man was sent to the Emergency Hos
pital, where his wounds were dressed.
He was stabbed in the right breast.
but the injury is not thought 10 be
serious. Howard is locked up to
await a hearing. After having his
wounds dressed, Primus was dis
charged from the hospital.
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More New Lieutenants.

Six new second lieutenants of the
Marine Corps, recently commissioned
after qualifying in the examination
conducted in Washington, reported at
the Naval Academy yesterday, thus
completing the class OF ten which
will undergo a course of instruction
at the School Of Application attached
TO the Marine Barracks here.
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Body Sent to Virginia.

The remains of little Joseph 3.
CAN'T, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j +. CAN'T,
Of Eastport, were sent to Fairfax coun-
ty, Va, this morning on the IL. 40
train of the A., w. q b. railroad for
burial. The little fellow died as the
result of having been scalded few
days ago. He walked backward into
tub of boiling water, into which he
fell and was SO badly scalded that
death resulted from the accident
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No Increase of Paw.

10 the case of Professor of Mathe-
MATES Lucien +. Prud homme, l.. S.
N, retired, the assistant comptroller,
in a decision recently rendered, holds
that that officer on advancement from
the rank of commander to that of cap
tain is entitled TO receive no increase
of pay for the reason that the law pro-
vid that the pay of professor Of
mathematics with the rank OF captain
on the active list is the same as tnat
of professor with the rank of com
mnnder.
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Double Header Athletics

There is double header in athletics
at the Naval Academy this afternoon.
The baseball nine plays Johns Hop
kins, the second Maryland team TO
play the Midshipmen this season, and
the annual interclass field and track
meet will also be held.
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well-known Manitoba editor writes: As
IN inside worker | find Chamberlain Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets invaluable for the
touches of biliousness natural to sedentary
life. their action being gentle and effective,
clearing the digestive tract and the head.
Price. 25 cents. Samples free at Feld-
never Bros Drng Store.
Evening capital., 1907-04-20

The funeral of the Rev. w. q. Her
bert, one of the most prominent clergy
men in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, whose sudden death occurred
in Baltimore on Thursday last will
take place tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. At O'Clock the body will
be taken into the Caroline street
church, " here it viii lie in state until
the hour OF the funeral. the services
will be i'm charge of Rev. DIR. w. L..
Mcdowell. presiding clicr OF the East
Baltimore district. ard Rev. DIR. Geo.
Maydwell, of Washington. Others
who will take an active part in the
services are Rev. Joel Brown. of
Mount Washington.
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'Kcs. / Have Found il az Last.

Found what? Why that Chamberlain
Salve cures eczema and all manner Of itch
ing of the skin / have been afflicted for
many years with skin disease. had to get
up three or four times every night and wash
with cold water 70 allay the terrible itching.
but since using this salve in December, 1905,
the itching has stopped and has not troubled
me.--ELDER JOHN T. ONcLEY, ROCKVILLE,
Pa. For sale By Feldmeyer Bros.' Drug
StQg.
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MARYLAND Ave. n. E. Church.

The usual services will be held at
Maryland Ave. M. II. Church to-
morrow. The Rev John l.. Walsh
pastor. r ~
AT the Z so evening service the theme
for the sermon will be Lacking One
Thing
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Mrs. Susan Hubbard, aged - years,
one of the oldest citizens of Annapo-
lis, whose death occurred yesterday,
will be buried tomorrow. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon
at A o'clock from Maryland Avenue
M. T.. Church, the pastor, Rev. j. l..
Walsh officiating at the services.
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Visit Postponed.

The trip that was to have been made
here today by the Woman's College
girls under the auspices OF the Mary
land Field Studies, has been post
poned until May 4.
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Third Sunday after Easter. . a. M,
Choral Eucharist, sermon and Sunday
school; 7.30 p. M, Morning Prayer
and sermon. Tuesday. 7.SO p. M.
Junior Guild; Wednesday, p. M,
service of song rehearsal.
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The eleven lots of Brewer property
on Conduit street will be sold At
public auction at the Court House
door at II o'clock on Tuesday next
April %. For particulars see ad. in
another column.
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PERSONAL MENTION

persons who have friends A. guests and
desire the publication OF the same viii please
send their names 10 this office.-EpIToR.l
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Miss Ruth Carrier is spending the
weekend with Miss Baldwin in Balti-
more. Miss Baldwin is the Latin
teacher at the High school.
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Mr.. and Mrs Edwin s Zell last
evening entertained Mrs. Gage and
Miss Minnie Childs. at the .'Monard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Zell's apartments In
Baltimore
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WANTED 2 STRONG BOYS AT NEW
~ Amusement Hall. Randall ST., for set
ting up ten pins. Wages s4.,0 per week .a203t
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Miss Gladys Mullan is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OR LADY
W to do Office work, one familiar with
book keeping. Address, stating experience
ai6w
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M'ANTED-BY EXPERIENCED LAUN-
" dress. individual or family washing
70 do at home. Apply 10 ROSIE NAS0R
2li Johnson street. ais 3t.
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w A N r e ID.

WANTED SUMMER BOARD FOE
" family -. within easy distance OF An.
napolis, water side preferred. Apply TO i2o
Main street. a20 81.
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I OsT-6OID CARVED BRACELET. be-
Il tween Charles street aud Nav.l Acad-
emy. Kegard u returned 10 li9 Charles
street. aiS3t
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Miss Lillian Childs is visiting her
friend Miss Crisp ST Paul street. Balti-
more
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X/ANTED-BoY ABOUT rs YEARS OLD
to learn Carpenter Trade. Apply to j.
y. WALTON. allow
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4 tgsr-APRIL II, LARGE Old FASHION,
A. ed Gold Brooch. Reward n relurne ed to
Capital-ofilce. alS3t
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Miss Anna Graham, has returned
home from Baltimore where she at
tended dance on the seventeenth
'rst. given at Foley Hall that city
Evening capital., 1907-04-20

Miss Edith Mitchell, Of Chicago, III.
is the guest Of Miss Nancy Combs at
"Lindamore' West Annapolis.
Evening capital., 1907-04-20

Mrs. Charles r. Miller of Baltimore.
who has recently returned from an
extended visit to Ouba, was in Aunap-
oils today.
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Special Recuced Prices on Baby
Bonnets, Corsets. Allover Laces and
Linens Don't miss this Sale.
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EOR RENT-THE HOUSE No. 81 Cornhill
Street, containing o rooms and bath.
For particulars apply to lsS Prince George
street. a8tf
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Miss Clementina Lang who has
been spending the week with her sis
ter, Mrs. s. Rosenberg, Will raturn
home tomorrow.
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E0R SALE OR RENT DESIRABLE COT
tage on First street, Eastport: For terms
and particulars Apply TO Mrs. Robert Moss,
Shipwright street ai2 Inn
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LOST.

I OsT-A B0YA COAT on LOT HACK or
II capital Office. Reward II Returned to
this ffice. a2o q
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EOR RENT-HoUSE IS WEST STREET,
After May lst. Apply to w. II. VAN
SAINT. a15tf
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Mr. Hart, private secretary 10 Cover
nor Wariield, returned from Baltimore
this mQrning.
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Miss Leocladie Lang, will spend
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. ;. l.
Rosenberg.
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We will offer Extra bargains in
"Kitchen Ware as well as China and
glassware on Tuesday. ROGERS
& co. 2O7 Main street.
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For RENT House adjoining Bay Ridge
railroad tracks. Apply to II. l.. Moss,
81 West st. m2s II
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EOR RENT-Eurnished Rooms for Rent.
Large front second story room, very
suitable for man and wife. Arrangements
can be made for use or other parts of home
If desired Use OF bath and gas 10 all. Mrs
w. X. Hanlon, 1S3 Church st. trlTw
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desire the publication OF the sam 9 Wlti Flt4aa
send their names 20 this sofiice.-EpfToR.
Miss Gladys Mullan is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Miss Ruth Carter is spending the
weekend with Miss Baldwin in Baiti-
more. Niss Baldwin is the Latin
teacher at the High school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin s. Zell last
evening entertained Mrs Gage and
Miss Minnie Childs. at the ..Monard, =
Mr.. and Mrs. Zell's apartments In
Baltimore.
Miss Lillian ChiIds is visiting her
friend Miss Crisp st. Paul street, Balti-
more.
Mrs. Charles r. Miller of Baltimore.
who has recently returned from an
extended visit TO Ouba, was in Annap-
oils today.
Mr.. Hart, private secretary TO Cover
nor Warfield, returned from Baltimore
'hiS hRihihs'
%
Miss Leocladie Lang, will spend
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. 5. l.
Rosenberg.
%
Miss Clementina Lang who has
been spending the week with her sis
ter, Mrs. s. Rosenberg, VIII raturn
home tomorrow.
Miss Anna Graham, has returned
home from Baltimore where she at
tended dance on the seventeenth
rst. given at Foley Hall that city
Miss Edith Mitchell, OF Chicago, III.
is the guest Of Miss Nancy Combs at
''Lindamore' West Annapolis.
We will offer Extra bargains in
''Kitchen Ware" as we'll as China and
glassware on Tuesday. ROGERS
& co. 2O7 Main street.
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OR EN- T.

EOR REET-8-ROOM HOUSE AND Bath
All modern improvements. 93 Conduit
Street. Apply to II Cuurch Circle. ai83l
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Canoe For Rent.

A strictly hrs.-ciass SAILING CANOE
40 feet long, feet beam: In excellent con-
di ion and FULLY equipped; Will hire out for
m ,nths OF June, July ana August. Address
X. p. NJ. Capital office a20 "
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Annapolis Savings Institution to T. c
MAYS.
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New York Oct 29.-Great assistance
in relieving the financial stringency
| is expected to result from the large
| engagements for gold coin made yes
terday and from the further large i'm
ports which probably will be made
within a few days. The movement OF
American crops to European markets
together with the revival of the de-
mand for copper abroad viii give the
| United States large credits with for
| eign bankers, and these can be avail
ed of in bringing in gold, it is believ-
1t was announced today that several
of the banks which were compelled
to suspend last week have about per
fected plans to reopen for business.
Runs on the Trust Company of Amer
ica and the Lincoln Trust Company
continued today but in diminished
volume
The stock market gave evidence of
a renewal of forced liquidation -caus-
ed by the withdrawal of credits. Can
duliH 1dC1HC SluIHp6u . pOlHJS, L eHn-
sylvania 4, U. P. 2, esti1ghouse 2, and
other stocks a point or more. Shortly
after eleven the market quieted.
German Discount Rate Raised.
Berlin, Oct 29-The discount rate
of the Imperial Bank of Germany was
raised today from s. II to 61a per cent.
The change is directly due to New
York's demand for gold, which it is
feared here will lead to gold exports
from Germany.
Has Depressing Effect in London.
London, Oct. 29.-The raise in the
discount rate of the Imperial Bank
of Germany had a depressing effect
on the markets here. Operators here
expect that the discount rate of the
Bank of England will be increased
from AZ to ~ per cent. The exchange
rates of all the leading countries are
now above the gold point.
Board of Trade Takes Holiday.
Portland, Ore, Oct. 29-At the re-
quest of the Portland Clearing House
Association, Governor Chamberlain
last night declared the next five days
legal holidays in this state, in order
to prevent a money famine. This
step was taken because the Portland
banks cannot draw money loaned out
side the state.
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APPLE RAISING IN PECOS
VALLEY, NEW MEXICO

The commercial or winter apple
crop has so long been centered in the
northern regions (such as New York
State, Michigan, New England, Onta-
rio. Nova Scotia, etc., that the de-
velopment of the industry in the
southern parts of the country is of
tentimes almost overlooked The lat
est developed and most promising or
charding sections of this country is
the Pecos Valley of New Mexico. Wis
it some of the best apple farms in tae
Annapolis valley of Nova Scotia.
which export 100000 to 100000 barrels
of apples per annum. and you will find
it interesting to contrast the industry
in that important section with that
of New Mexico. The one chief differ
ence, perhaps is in that of culture.
The many Nova Scotia sections are
cliaging to old fogey ideas. which
have worn themselves out in the past
generations. On the other hand the
New Mexican ranchmen, having ev-
erything new from soil TO tree, are
keeniy alive to the necessity of adopt
ing every up-to-date and progressive
method chat tends to give tAeir crop
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AUTO COULDN'T GET
THRU ON FIRST TRIAL.

The automobile that left Sunday af-
ter noon for Torrance had to return
yesterday unable to cross the deep ra-
vine known as the Loop the Loop"
This place, which is merely the gulcn
between two hills, was never known
to have any amount of water in it
before this time, but when the auto
reached it Sunday nothing less than
boat could have crossed. The driv-
er waited until Monday morning and
as the water had not lowered per-
ceptibly, he returned to Roswell. The
car in Sunday arrived safely. but none
came Monday. Another was started
out with two drivers and no passen-
gers Monday at one O'Clock and as il
had not been heard from up to noon
today, is thought to have gotten thru
all right. A car is expected in some
time this afternoon from Torrance.
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as nearly level as possible, so that
when you do use water there will be
no depressiols or Instructions in the
way of the water
There is no such a quantity of wa
ter required for a seasons irrigation
as Mr. Davis claims, and in proof of
that | will point him to the farmers
living in the doubtful belt, who do
raise very good crops with the natu-
raj rainfall which is less than twenty
inches. The past season James c.
Hamilton raised a fine crop of corn
that will yield so to so bushels per
acre, with only one irrigation, and
the soil was of rather a light nature.
The reason for such a yield was that
he plowed the land in early winter,
and land treated in this way requires
much less water and retains the mois-
ture much longer.
The past season F. w. Stockton had
field that was irrigated last March
before plowing, and never was irri-
gated again, that win yield about 60
bushels an acre.
l will here repeat what l have said
in some previous article, that nature
has furnished us with three different
systems of applying water. A season
comes along when it rains too much,
and the crops are cut short; another
season comes and it rains but little,
and again the crops are cut short.
Another season comes when it 5ains
just sufficient to make eve yything
grow nicely, then the crops are fine.
You can take your choice of either
system. Successful irrigation is sim
ply following nature when she is in
her best mood.
R. c. NISBET.
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T. NJ. Rabb. the principal witness
of the prosecution, was then put on
the stand.
Mr.. Rabb testified as to making tae
land entry at the iastigation of the
defendant and as to afterward selling
out to him for s25. There We're many
details in the evidence that were all
tered from time to time in such a way
as to make it difficult to report the
testimony in full without reporting it
verbatim. There We're so many OBJ
Jections raised to testimony and so
questions asked by the lawyers that
Mr.. Rabb was still on the stand late
this afternoon.
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BRYAN The MAN.

In spite of all that his opponents
can do the field is narrowing down
to where it has been all the time
among real Democrats, and Bryan
looms up as the only possible candi-
date.
His enemies tried to induce Folk
to run and he declined They tried
to induce Johnson of Minnesota to
run and he declined They tried to
induce Hearst to run and ne declined
They are talking some of Chadler of
New York, man who was never heard
of until recently and is unknown out
side of his own state, but if MIR. Chand
Ter does not decline it will surprise
us.
The people have but one candidate
and he has been their choice ever
since he wen. out of the ST. Louis
convention, as he Went into it, far and
away the biggest Democrat in that
body of big Democrats, They have
never since had another candidate
and they never will mil he is trium-
phantly elected in 1908.
1t is true that a few Democrats, So
called, are inclined to let the Repnb-
lican newspapers nominate their can
didate. They are willing to believe
that Mr.. Bryan cannot win. notwith-
standing the fact that thousands of
those Democrats who forsook him
in 1896 and in 1900 are glad to sup
port him now and that hundreds of
thousands of Republicans who have
no hope of reform in their own party
have come to look upon Mr.. Bryan
as al ideal candidate.
If the Democracy follows the rank
and file when it meets in convention
Mr. Bryan will be the unanimous no
minee of the party.-AmaciIlo Herald.
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Have you talked with Col. Baker?
BIG CIRCUS COMING
SELLS-FLOTO SHOWS

The SelIs-F1oto Shows employ near
ly 600 people, all told. There are thir-
ty-six heads of departments.
Mr.. H. H. Tammen is general man
ager, with twenty-six assistants on his
own direct business staff
Two hundred and twenty men are
employed in the working department.
One large cook house, with six cooks
and twenty walters attend to the two
dining rooms, one of which is for the
performers and one for the working
people. The show carries its own pri-
vate restaurant on the ground, and
another in tAe regular train club car.
The show carries its own black
smith shop with five smithies.
There are seventy-o1e members of
the Elks with the show, besides Ma
sons, K. P.'s, Woodmen, Odd Fellows,
Eagles, etc One hundred and ten wo-
men are in the show.
Ten acres of space are required for
the entire tented city; 5000 stakes
have to be driven to secure the canvas
II HAS OUU uOISSS vi al o1lddVS anu
colors, the finest draught horses that
money can buy and the stud of the
racing stock. All possess pedigrees
of the highest imported and domestic
rank.
Two shows are given, and the en-
tire outfit is moved twice daily, in
Guiding parade, rain or shine.
Five detectives accompany the
show, and they know every crook and
thief of reputation in America; con
sequently these questionable gentry
give the show grounds a wide berth,
as they are locked up on sight.
The big show will give two perfor-
mances here Thursday, Oct. 81.
WANTED:- A Bell Boy at The Gil