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PAYS Respects to Foraker.

He then turned his attention to Senator
Foraker's criticism of Maj. Blocksom,
which he said was due to the fact that
his father was a democrat" He de-
clared that 1.-The senator from Ohio may
be God Almighty to the republican party Of
Ohio, but not for the universe"
Continuing, ne said: Il can remember
with what frantic energy he used to wave
the bloody shirt-a shirt dyed with the GRIM
son current of his own rhetoric: l remem-
Der how he used to go raging over the
land, bifurcated peripatetic volcano IN
perennial eruption, belching fire and smoke
and melted lava from his agonized and tu-
multuous bowels. / can remember how IN
public speeches he spattered the gall of his
bitterness upon the south, until l came to
think that the senator wished all the white
people of the south-Inen, women, children
and babes at the breast-had but a single
neck, that he might sever it at blow.
would not have to go back forty years or
make any inquiry into the senator's pedf-
gree to prove by such evidence that the
senator from Ohio Is the last man to sit In
Judgment in case Of murder where ne
gro was the murderer and southern White
man was his victim.
But l will not do the senator such gross
injustice as to judge his heart by the tes-
timony Of his own mouth; and when my
southern friends ask me If the senator from
Ohio is really as rabid and as bitter as
he seems, 1 tell them 'no'-his ferocity Is
purely oratorical; it is simply the linger-
ing force of a tyrannical habit which con-
tinues to have some power over the tongue
long after 1t had been expelled from the
heart
IF the senator from Ohio could convict
the President of the crime he has charged
against him-that of inficting harsh and
brutal punishment without any authority
of law-then," continued Mr.. Carmack, he
will have placed the President on an emf
hence of fnfamy from which no man can
take him down..
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York offices Of the Royal Mail to send pro-
visions to Kingston by the Atrato and other
steamers with all possible speed. The COM
pany has not heard of any damage having
harbor
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Fire Under Control.

The latest information received here from
troll and that the number of West Indian
soldiers killed in the camp hospital was
forty instead of thirty, as previously re-
ported.
The colonial Office this morning was be-
seged with inquirers who asked for news
of relatives or friends in Jamaica, but the
officials had nothing further to commune
cate for the present, except that the Off
Gals of the colonial office had every reason
to believe that the fatalities among the
Europeans were light.
The colonial Office has instructed the gov
eminent authorities in Jamaica to take all
the necessary steps to relieve the distress
among the earthquake and fire sufferers,
Brilliant, now at Bermuda, and the cruiser
interchangeable, at present at Trinidad, to
proceed forthwith to Jamaica ard assist in
the relief work. They are both vessels of
5000 tons and their combined crews num-
Der about $50 men, which will enable them
TO ldnu strong QetacnmenlS 1Or ponce ana
other duty in the devastated city.
Cable Offices Wrecked.
Other cable dispatches from Kingston
say that the offices of the Direct West
India Cable Company were wrecked, but
that no fatalities occurred among the
members of the staff Mr.. Codner, one of
the clerks, was severely injured.
The Colonial Bank of Kingston was
burned down. The vaults with the books
and cash are safe and the members of the
staff escaped uninjured.
Gable communication has been restored to
having been made with the cable at place
called Bull Bay.
Messages received by various steamship
and cable companies, however, indicate
that while the early reports of the destruc-
ton of Kingston and great loss of life were
exaggerated, the disaster was still of a
grave character. Ruin and desolation are
said to stretch for miles outside the city
of Kingston. The shocks were felt from
fifty to sixty miles away, and one dispatch
from the temporary cable station at Bull
Bay says that not a single house between
there and Kingston Is safe.
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meeting justifying the action of the negro
troops. Mr.. Carmack said more damag-
ing indictment of a race could be secured
than this one, written by itself.
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Rights Of the Executive.

Discussing the merits of the case and
the right of the President to act, Mr.. Car
mack said that wherever the chief ex-
ecutive does an act that Is within the
scope of his exclusive powers he is neces-
sarily the sole and exclusive judge of the
facts upon which his act is based. Never
theless, for its own purposes and with
view to possible future legislation, the Sen
ate has right to inquire into the facts Of
the case. Whatever might be our opinion
of these facts, they could no. affect the
legality of the Presidents action
Maintaining that the President had no
alternative in his action, Mr. Carmack
said: TT may be a sound maxim in GRIM
inal Jurisprudence that 1t is better that
ninety-nine guilty men should escape than
that one innocent man should be hanged
but it is not true that it Is better that
ninety-nine murderers shall wear the uni
form of the United States and carry its
guns to slaughter peaceful citizens, than
that one innocent soldier shall be discharg
ed.
.'Such a maxim would destroy the disci-
pline of any army"
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SO DEGREE BELOW ZERO.

Sheep Ranges.
GLENDIvEx, Mont, January 16.-The
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All Houses Destroyed.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, January
I6.-kingston was overwhelmed by
an earthquake at $3.50 on Monday
afternoon. All the houses within a
radius of ten miles were injured and
almost every house in the city was
destroyed.
LONDON, January l6.-The contradictory
and scant character OF the news which thus
far has reached London from Jamaica rem
ders II difficult to estimate the extent of
the calamity caused by the earthquake and
subsequent confagration. Messages re-
ceived by various steamship and cable
companies however indicate that while the
early reports of the destruction of Kings
ton and great loss of life were exaggerated,
the disaster was still of grave character.
Ruin and desolation said to stretch for
miles outside the city of Kingston. The
shocks were felt from fifty to sixty miles
away and one dispatch from the temporary
cable station at Bull Bay says that not a
single house between there and Kingston is
safe.
Camp Hospital Suffered.
LONDON January 16.-The destruction
wrought by the earthquake at Kingston,
Jamaica and the subsequent conlagration.
according to an official telegram received
this morning at the colonial office, was by
no means so widespread as indicated In
the first reports.
Although the total number of killed and
wounded has not yet been ascertained. ap-
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Kingston is Destroyed.

ST. THOMAS, D. w. l., January
16.-Later advices received here to-
day confirm the news regarding the
Kingston earthquake received yes
terday, and state that the fire which
followed the earthquake completed
the destruction OF Kingston. 1t is
feared that the loss OF life may be
heavy. All the hotel guests are re-
ported TO be safe
Owing to the interruption OF the
government telegraph lines informa-
ton from the country districts is
meager. but it is reported that Port
Antonio has not been seriously dam
aged
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The latest information received here from
Kingston said that the fire under con-
troll and that the number of West Indian
soldiers killed in the camp hospital was
forty instead of thirty, as previously re-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
TO TAX BACHELORS


Assessor Henry Alexander o. the
town u Absecon. -. J.. has taken il
upon himself - impose a tax ~ 800
on each and every bachelor in his
Jurisdiction. The Grsf infimAtion ~
IL came yesterday. when Prank Ham
III. . wealthy bachelor, appeared be-
fore the Board ~ Assessors and want
81 70 know Why bis taxes had been
raised 500.
Was that tax put on me because J
am a bachel0rs'' asked Hamiil.
5okingly. Tia smile left his face
when Alexander said sOfierly and
earnestly. That's exactly shy e
vas put on your bill" The ASSESSOR
declared further that bachelors
shouldn't kick over paifry sum
like that when they escape the cares
and expenses ~ raising famiiies-
The idea - bachelors worth 5000
kicking over . little Ia j. pFepos-
tefOBs.H BE- declared.
Following the announcement ftat
hawi1i bad been practically fined for
remaining single. 0fber fieb bacbei0rs
discovered that they, toe, bad been
asked - fay e1tfa taEes this year. and
the single men ~ ADseeon are taikin <
~ bandisg together - cafSg . protest.
before the STATE board. AMI - Deces-
asry, ~ TIE courts.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

Commander r. W. KfDkaid has been
ordered % Chester. IA.
Lieut.. Commander X. q. Bitter, 10
command the Supply.
Iicf. VI. Mcdowell. from command
IT third torpedo fOtilla and command
~ the Stringbam, 70 home and wait
orders.
Lieutenant Y. II. Osborn, 10 the
navy yard Mt Pensacola.
Lieut.. q. =. kcrrick, from the Hull
90 command the Stockton.
Lieut.W. -. Mitchell, from command
~ the Stockton 10 command the String
ham and third torpedo notilla.
Passed Assistant Surgeon X. y.
Brakeman, retired, from the naval
hospital, Norfolk.
Paymaster &. !. C1ebOrne, from
naval hospital, New York, granted
sick leave for two months.
Professor Of Mathematics y. r..
AIger, from the Naval Academy and
continue duties ON Ordnance Board.
Assistant Civil Engineer r.. Whit
man. ordered to Washington.
Lieut. Commander r. X. BaSsett,
from superintendent Of nautical
school. Manila, to the Denver as ex-
ecutive officer.
Lieut.-C Commander VI. J.. Miller,
from the Denver TO the naval station
at OlongapO, T.. I.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
SHELlFISH COMMISSION


Today Commissioner CaswsB grase
and IIydr09rapher sweps0n Earle. -
the sbell6sh Board, returned - An
papOlIs zifh additional data relating
- the oyster bottom applied for ~
MessTs. Forbes, u baltimore. and the
whole u the Herring bay saFse ys
against which protests have been Hled
~ oysters tougefs ~ Anne ARUNDEL
county and over which there Is q case
now pending in the Cifenit Court for
the county
SIR. Thomas ~. Robertson. o. Bel
air, the Board 81 Commissioner .
counselor, also arrived here this morn
ing, and, with the exhibits prepared
by the photographer, fled his answer
10 the petition Of the 0ystermcD. The
papers IN the case were signed ~
Judge Thomas recently. and ~ the
same time the commission WAS given
ten days 20 answer the petition and
show cause why the survey ~ Her
ring bay should MT be vacated. The
ten days expired today.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

The Misses Nerissa HuBgerfOrd.
Katherine yiehmaH and Miss Coda
Fitzgerald. Of Washington, ~. g., are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. John ties
neT, Conduit street.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Sacks and child
rem Of baltimore have returned home
after spending a week here as the
guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. Blumberg.
Miss Rebecca Levine of Cbestertown
Md. II visiting her cousin MIss cara
Blumberg.
Miss Minnie ChiIds left today for a
visit to Mrs. DIR. Belts a. Chadd's
ford, Penn.
Mr.. Chapman Z. King, OF Annapolis,
has been spending few day with Mr.
James II. Murray Jr., ut West River
Mr.. William I. Murray Jr., Of West
River, this county. will leave the first
ofnext week to accept a position IN
Denver, Colo.
Miss BERTHE Lee - visiting her sister
Mrs. Harry Lewis at Mayo, this county.
The Rev. Thomas Z. Holloway,
Minister of college Avenue Baptist
Church, returned today and will Oc-
cupy his pulpit tomorrow.
Dir. and Mrs. Ecken the latter
a daughter OF Mr.. and MIS-. George
Parkinson, leave Annapolis To reside in
West Hoboken New jersey.
Mr.. Walter Jarvis. Of Texas, and Mr..
Wilson Wallis, Of Hartford county are
guests Of DIR. James ID. Feldmeyer
and sisters, Prince George street.
Mrs. Charles q. FeIdmeyer, wife Of
Justice FeIdmeyer il visiting friends
at Sommerville. Penn.
Mr.. Lewis Langdon, Pay Clerk on
the II. =. s. Connecticut, has been
visiting friends here for several days
Miss jamie FeIdmeyer has returned
from visit to Mrs. FentOn at Cations
vile. Baltimore county.
Miss Katherine Feldmeyer and niece
Miss Dorthy Brewer have returned
from visit To the family Of SIR. Harry
Il. Feldmeyer at Belmont" his
county residence near Annapolis.
Miss Edna Sellman ofBaltimore and
Miss Jessie Sellman are visiting their
cousin Mr.. Royal Hayes Wigley, Of
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Il. Myers and
son, who have been spending the sum.
mer at the beautiful country residence
OF Mr.. Henry y. Myers at Germantown
have returned TO town 10 1--we.
Mr.. 4. warleld, Of Dorchester, who
has been visiting relatives in An
napolis, has returned home.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

The battIeship Louisiana has arrived
81 Hampton Roads and the cruiser
ues Noines at Gloucester.
The battlesbips Illinois, Kentucky
and kearsarge have sailed from New
port for PrOvincctown.
The battle shin Connecticut has sail
Ell FROM TOmpkinsville for Hampton
Roads.
The battleship Georgia, from the
New York navy yard for Province
town.
The transport Prairie, from Hamp-
ton Roads for Boston.
The cruiser st. Louis, from Calago
for Acapulco.
The cruiser Brutus from Pbiladel-
phia for Bradford.
The yacht Sylph, from New York
navy yard for oyster Bay and the tug
Piscataque. from ChefOo for Cavite.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
ITEMS FROM GERMANTOWN
News From the Thrifty Lizzie VI
liage IN the Suburbs

This 0nce Iirffe toss - 1serz.a1ls41
i in iEcFe1sinx y strides sal 1a-z4s.
there have beea witaia sAe ea41 veaf
not Ices rAan saeafy rao1. esm@aas.sa-s
house. hs5ls. and ; r-z1er 81 es4er N
pr0Tements are zz1zr eaEzes1as4-lg~.
Sgc7rbsn property = a-E4aeaz~ l7 r4--
aali0n. 4 a1mheE 81 s4ruls Save e-Ae9-
e hznEs ~. WFizas ssn - 5--e
wrixhf. s Eat.1iag q iarxs aazse 81 50
- acre pgscszse 1ssl 80 Ezaz& E-za-
phreY f.r1-
We haEe beez fsrg1nzse eza--a -
have Ocs elecine <as as1e- 90 f1e
wesi ssreef exfez-ez rsaf. a1a es azs
going % lave ot1er lzssreFsaaezrs $50
- 5oard HzIz .z sae ssE1ea. aal
dfzina~e pipe m1ar q aaeal sazza
fhaf s1cfion also ere asme eseae sess
ia frons fae stazaaas w4Eez ese. asaWs-
% lsy thess
The isse pr.Ezxg 9es1 $50 e4s
n0yestV O. olT pegg.e w4s -a44 1aeer
bees nsed % a cgasese - So s-4a@at .a
this preciacs. Taeg farnaa e-- a.sa.sst
q a man anG asz : Aesly contested
victory. ! heard oas sf GAs ze4a.ers So
they ozlv sgf tAres votes from fserma1-
toEn. Tkas IS less raaz 8 szpee-a.i
they W0slE rsf. 3 aigxssl taeua 5 seH
more tksn ssss. however. - mast -a9e
been near eight fa Aengr 81 t-e nierarg
smoker N4s aefs 81 1Ae sa9r 81 eaE
pornlar blacksmith. Villas E. Dove
Al were Invites ass ha5 e za.ss tsEze
BY the way. William 7. iaa ezazls4ts
for the appoiagmens 81 police eaese4i-e
o. 6sermaafozn. sna gleia7ss saa
ing from Is sIze AM aefzaf Sc aas fae
appearance " beiss Iass E4salsa fas fae
place.
Joe Booze was tFle4 Before F-st.ee
Lee Monday lass foE assauit All aag1arg
gp0n ChaFles Joanson ass sssesss.l
a %. which be paid
Officer Cranford arrested Jessie n.ses
and hr0aeht him helare Iasfiee Les aaa
be was assessed SO Sos esma.ttlns
depreciation upon the premises - EE
ward Myers, IT Germ@nGgwu- Aaaae
Chambers Jr. was ARRESTED Cor slzlfsag
offence, buf vas dismissed
Salem ". +. Church sanlas seaea.
held their annual piease seiaF au sae
farm 81 Mr. JOAN sbekells sal Aa.l s
delightful DAY Tor the fesEivisles
There was an exciting runaway sa
West street EXTENDED Welnesdzg ulsas
in which the gehie.e of SIz- Waster
Myers was injzFss. bis hoFse nass.F
bruised and cut. and EseazrI stewart
cOlOred, received severe iuiagiea - cry
ing % stop e. ta0ugh ual 50 severe -
was al first thought TIE heEse ran
away towards the city. A. palas 90
West Street opposite the storage ware
house, Stewart seized che orilie and was
thrown with the horse ar vehicle - 1.
pile Of large pipe, bus pl1cxi'v hela ea.
Il was first thought taat Ais legs lad heea
broken and he was taken % the Annano-
lis Emergency hospital E VAS fAere
found that he had been badly bruises Sac
that no bones had been br0kea-
Miss Mary King Is visiting aer sister.
Mrs Ward, Of Brooklyn, thia cauasy-
Mrs. Annie Purdy. % sgafh Elver. $
visiting her daughter. MFs. George e.
Basil.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
coIIege Ave. Baptist Church

At college Avenue Baptist Church
the services will be held q usual to-
morrow. The Rev. Thomas J.. Hollo-
way. minister Of College Avenue Bap-
list Church, will be in Annapolis
over sunday and occupy his own
pulpit tomorrow morning and night.
A hearty welcome awaits you at
this church.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

To improve the appetite and strengthen
the digestion try a few doses Of Chamber
aims stomach ami Liver Tablets. Mr.. J..
II. Seitz q Detroit Mich, says They re..
stored ny appetite when impaired, relieved
me d bIoated feeling and caused pleas
ant and satisfactory movement Of the bow
Ella Price, 3 cents. Samples free a. Fed
meyer BFos'. Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

The submarine boat Viper, which Is
undergoing her official acceptance
trials at Newport, left Newport yes
terday to begin her four days sea
test. she being the first Of the four
uew submarines to undergo this Sc
we're test. The trial is for the pur-
pose Of testing the seawortbiness Of
the boat and her babitabiilty.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

Rear Admiral Frederick Rodgers,
4. s. ". arrived here this morning
from Washington to visit his son, Mid
shipman Frederick Rodgers, Jr., u
the fourth class, Naval Academy.
Although his visit was unofficial, Adj
mlral Rodgers was the guest Of the
Omcers' Mess while here.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

icufonant -. W. Laws, &. :. ",
has been detached from the Naval
Academy and ordered 10 the Bureau
81 Ordnance. AT Washington. LieutsB-
ant Laws was only at the Naval Acad-
envy ono day before being detached,
having reported for duty only yester-
das.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
Maryland Ave. Church

The usual services viii be held to-
morrow ut the Maryland Avenue NJ.
r.. Church. the Rev. John J.. Walsh.
pastor. The theme for the morning
sermon will be Communion Of
Saints and for the evening sermon
Paying the Full Price, the fourth
of the series OF sermons 70 young peo-
pie. All are cordially invited 70 wor-
shin with this congregation.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

I want % sag = few WORKS fsr Chamhes
lain's Collie, Cholera and IiaErhoea Eezar.ir
have used this preparation II nv aans.e
fgr the past FIVE YEAR and have rseonnen.e.l
Il % . number - people - YORK eoslnfg z,..l
have never known i e. faii 80 efsef = eare
in any instance. ! feel shas ! eau nag slT rns
much Tor the best remedy 81 .ise kIn.i = she
world--S. JE,ffsoS, Spring ffzo~e. Eerk
County, Pa This reras.ig S Or sa.e -
Feidmeyer B-os' Iruz ~tase.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
FOR OLD HOME WEEK
Text Uf Certificate Of Membership
In Association

N1nv injuries have been received
- bomecoming.nead concern
ing the certificates Of nembership that
ara - Be issued. and a number Of
persona have asked for samples. No
samples ARE % BE- had but IL il pur-
posed % display framed copies Of
Eae nrsg that are signed by the GOV
srror. TIE Test u the certificate il
- follows
..THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

Mr.. Chester Reed. who has aeel .m-
spectOr in the department. of Prof. fs-
81. Dodge, IN charge Of buildings anaa
grounds at the Naval academy 6ar
about four years, leaves iu few
days for Chicago to inspect govern
ment work there. sfr. hei8 has fns1
recovered from ar operation tor APP
pendicitis performed on him a. the
Naval Academy hospital
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

Mothers who give their children
Rennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Ia.
garIabIy lnd0rsc IL. Children like {
because the taste j. pleasant. Con
talns Honey and Tar. Conforms 70 the
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold By Fcldmeyer Bros. Druggists.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17

4 lady customer 81 ours had sateeel
with letter for two or three rear = gee -
bad on her hands that she eaGld aot alfen.s
to her household dufies- enc box 81 sa1l-
beriain's saive cured her. faanlaerls.n 3
medicines give suIenslid salisfaefiet 81 ta.s
communitv.-M. r. KouxEv s. Ca. -
mond, Ala. Chamberlaiu's msdieines ar
Tor sale By Feldmeyer Bros'- Druz 1sars-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
Secretary of stat.

Or response 20 q suggestion that IL
voul4 be interesting % collect All the
songs AMI poems applicable ~ home
AMI homecoming secretary Burroughs
says be- nili set aside = plgeODbOie
for al that may BE- sent IN.
= gentleman who ~ taking a deep
interest in the special religious service
- - held tire opening day ~ Old
Home Week has suggested that scrip
fufai texts bearing on home BE- col
feeted. Secretary Burroughs will act
- custodian 81 them.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
ARE YOU GOING Away?

II you intend taking = trip fha.
summer you should have thu
EVENING CAPITAL faflnv
you Addresses viii - ehan-est
a. 0fted a. required. Yo4 cannot
keep fully informed ab0ug Affairs
IN Annapolis unless ygu have she
EVENING CAPITAL fl VII
be mailed y0u for ten cents = aeex
or thirty cents q month
Before leaving. mai or tale
phone your addre-= G. fhf= asee
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17


Be IL known that, repOsiDg great
trIsst and confidence 10 your patriot
ism ard love for Maryland. you are
hereov appointed q member 81 the
Maryland Homecoming Association.
aud gos are eharged with the duty
- exercising yourself IN behalf -
the success ~ Old Home Week zoe
taber Is % 81. 1901. and during
taaf week - gpboid the honor u
MARY and ard - maintain her esfaf-
lishs1 fspnfsfioD FOR hospitality. ard
- welcome her returning cbiidrrn a.
lha Old bone. - d. equal right and
iusfiea - o. Ia~ in every ease ~
whieh y0u shall act under this com
missf0B. freely Nifbogf sale, fully
withaa1 denial, and speedily without
8Nlav.
fsfs3Ven under ny band and she
ssreat seal ~ waTy land. ~ me city ~
Annapolis. On the ---- day ~ -~@-~- m
the year ~ our Lord one thousand
nine bandrsd and seven.
sEy GBs goYeruOr
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
Dolly Madison

\ New Dolly Madison-Tailor Made.
4 shoe embracing all the merit Of
this now famous Iine-with a higher
grade Of upper leather and sole.
Retailing for -. The best grade Of
leather now IN the making Of wo-
mems fine shoes. Absolute satisfac-
tion and comfort. You will find per-
lection IN the new addition to the
Dolly Madison line, called Tailor
Made. For sale by representative
dealers. zee adv. in this paper.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
Cham b. riain's Collie. Cholera and
.Diarrhoca Remedy Better than
Three Doctors.

Three years ago we had three doctors
with our little boy and everything that they
could do seemed in vain. At last when all
hope seemed 70 be gone we began using
{ hamber!ain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy and in a few hours he began 70 inn
prove. Today he Is as healthy a child az
rarenfs could wish for.-MRs. B. J. JoHS-
nos, Linton, Miss. For sale by Feldmeyer
6rs Drug store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY

3-at. Pitcher. .............IOc.
Ever and Basin. .6tec.
OF Preserving Jar. .... &c.
l5c Basin .......... ....lOc.
l5c. Saucepan ........1 Toe.
l2-qt. Galvanized BuckeL2Oc.
And other extra values at
ROGERS & CO.,
ais 207 Main Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-08-17
PERSONAL MENTION

persons who nave friends - guests and
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