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The Tupelo journal., 1907-01-11
A Card of Thanks.

We desire herein to express our
heartfelt gratitude to those kind friends
who lent US aid and consolation on The
occasion of the death of our darling
baby, Virginia May Decker, v hich oc-
Cured on Nov. 20, at Tupelo, Miss. We
were strangers in Tupelo at the time
and that fact makes the attitude and
action of the Tupelo people the more
valued to us and we believe words sre
inadequate to express both our anpre-
and words of deserved praise to
each one concerned. We only hope that
such distress to each of them be long
delayed, but when it does come may
they find the same christian kindness
extended them as they extended to us:
Yours gratefully,
c. O. DECKER AND WIFE.
TT HOLCoMB AND WIFE.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-01-11
NOn-R Resident Notice

State of Mississippi.
To Pearce Parks & Co., also to the
individual members of said firm,
whose are unknown and the
unknown heirs of such members of
the firm as may be dead and all other
unknown parties claiming any inter-
est in the lands hereinafter described,
Defendants.
You are commanded to appear before
the hancery Court of the county of
Lee on the 3rd Monday of March A.
D., 1907, to defend the suit in said
court of w. X. Wilson wherein he asks
that his tax title to 80 acres off Of the
south side of the S. E. IA OF Sec. 80,
80, r. 5, East, be affirmed and quoted
wherein you are defendants.
This nth day of Dec. A.. d. 1906
G. W. LONG, Clerk
ANDERSON & LONG, Sol. Compt.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-01-11
Wai.esides-W Watson.

Prof. T. e. Whitesides ard Miss Eth
ell Watson were united in the holy honds
of matflmony at the hcme Of the briCe
neal Guntown on Dec. 23rd, in the
presence Of relatives and sriends. The
BRIDE is the pretty and accomplished
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. a.. Watson
and the happy groom is to be congrat-
ulated upon winning so fair a partner
for life. The groom has been one of
the couDty's teachers for a number of
years ard is a most popular and wor-
thy gentleman. We wish cur friends
a life Of happiness and prosperity.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-01-11
| awho!n-BiTmin6ham.

On Dee. "a, at the home of the brides
father, Rev R. L. Birmingham Miss
Cliff Kiir ingham and Pref. f. P. Law
horn wtle united in marriage, the GER
emory eng performed by Rev. S. P.
Price of the Baptist church. Miss Bir-
mi CHAM is a young lady of many pc
50. al CHAINS and accomplishments and
The Tupelo journal., 1907-01-11
MOnaehdn-yc ribner.

On Dec. 10, Esq. l.. B. Coggin said
the words that joined as partners for
lire Mr. w. E. Monaghan AMI Mis- )
Helen Scribner. The ceremony was
performed in Mr.. Coggin's usual f,lic-
itous and gracious style. The bride il;
the pretty ana sweet daughter of M
Sam Scribner and is yet in her teens.
The groom is a most worthy and pop
uIar young man of the fifth district.
Cur best wishes follow them through
re-
The Tupelo journal., 1907-01-11
kinQ-Wiliiams.

At the home of the bride near Ches-
tervile oh Dec. %, Mr.. Richard King
and Miss Bessie Williams We're united
in massage, Rev. j. J. PANEL of the
Baptist church performing the ceremo-
ny. The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John 7. Williams and has won
many friends by her gracious manner
and lovely disposition. The groom is a
splendid young man and disdlayod fine
ia, te when he came to Lee county for
aftner for life. We congratulate
In On his good fortune.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-01-11
Notice to Creditors.

Letters OF administration on the es-
tate OF T: M. Savery, deceased, having
TINS day beer issued to F. M. Savery.
notice is hereby given to all parties
having claims against said estates. that
they must have same probated within
twelve months from this date, or they
Will be forever barred by law.
This lst day of January, 1907.
+. M. SLAVERY, Admr.
Guy Mitchell, Sol. for Admr.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-01-11
MetCaIF.JenkinS

On Dec. %, Miss Maggie Jenkins, the
pretty and sweet young daughter Of
Mr.. VIM. Jinkins of Pontotoc county
was joined in marriage to MIR. John K.
Metcalf, Rev. D. M. Geddie saying the
ceremony. Miss Jinkins lived at Vero-
ma a number of years with her parents
and won many friends among the cit
liens of the place. Mr.. Metcalf is one
eff our most successful young farmers
and has a host of friends who wish a
happy and prosperous life in which we
iOin.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-01-11
Nor Notice
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

To G. P. Kyle. R~ogersville, Tenn.
James L Yapp, Postoffice unknown,
J. K. ,Egger, Postoffiice unknown.
Defendants.
You are commanded to appear before
the Chaneery Court of the county of
Lee, in said State. at Rules on the End
Monday of January, A. d, 1907, at 10
o'clock a. M, to defend the suit in said
Court of the Tupelo Fertilizer Factory.
ct al, wherein you are defendants.
This 22nd day of November A. D.,
1906. G. w. LONG. Clerk
ANDERSON & LONG. Sol. for Compts.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-01-11
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
Of Burt & Marshall, doing business at
Richmondlee is dissolved by mutual
ons mt, w. G. Burt withdrawing from
the firm which will continue business
nfGer the firm name of Marshall &
Schumpert. All outstanding bills due the
old firm payable to Marshall & Schum-
pert. w. C. BURT,
JOHN MARSHALL.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-01-11

Donot fail to read the page ad of the
Ballard Dry Goods Co. This concern
advertises some fine bargains and their
advertisement tells of the good things
they have to offer to the public.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-01-11

has been xuite popular since her en-
trance into society. The groom is a
successful teacher and one of the most
deserving young men in the county.
May the happy couple have a safe ard
pleasant VOYAGE over the sea of life.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-01-11
HYMENEAL.

The following marriages were per-
formed by Rev. S. d. Shelton during
the Holidays:
On December %, at the home of the
bride in South Tupelo, Mr.. Jno. Med
lock and Miss Lizzie Boone.
On the night of Dec. "a, in the pres
ence of a large crowd OF people, who
had assembled at the w. C. t. U.
Chapel to enjoy Christmas tree exer-
cises, Mr.. R. D. Chlsm and Miss Dez-
zie James.
On Dec. 27. Mr.. Daniel Bernheisel,
of Valparaiso, Ind, and Miss Alice Blay-
lock, of this place.
On Dec. so, Mr.. ]. T. Matthews and
Miss Katie Stanford.
On Dec. 80, in the Auburn vicinity,
Mr.. Tom Parham and Miss Lula Cow
ley.
On Ian. 3, at the residence of Mr..
Tom Angles, Mr.. C. ID. Enlow of Net
Teton and Miss Mollie Hamilton.
On Jan. 4, Mr., j.. A. Harmon and
Miss Pearl Kison.
On Ian. 4, near Furrs, Mr.. Ed King
and Miss Vivian Vandiver.
The Journal joins their many friends
in wishing for these happy young cou-
pies a life of joy and happine SIS.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-01-11

Bank ana Gotten Mill Stock fer
sale. A. ]. B., Box 156.
FOR RENT-Large Is room, two
story house on Broadway.
j. Z. DABBS.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-01-11
Lc. Go. Buff LeGhorn Farm.

Eggs from pure strain Ruff Leghorns
$l.50 pcr setting Of Is. Address
j. w YARBRoUGH,
Route 3, Baldwin. Miss.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-01-11

NOTICE-To all Local Unions of the F.
E. & C. U. of A of Lee Co.. Miss
Please send me the name and address of
your local Sec. and Treas. at oace. as
it is very necessary, that you may keep
in touch with my work. C. C BAsKIN,
County Bus. Agt. Lee Co. Un., Tupelo.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-01-11

Two couples or young men can get
class rooms or room and board in
in choicest part of city. Address
A r r Rox 156.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-23
TO TRY SENATOR DORaH
Charged With Conspiracy to De-
fraud the Government

Boise. Idaho, sept. "a special
session u the Federal conrf convened
here today t. try United states sen
Ator William r. BOrabs who Is
charged with copspiring ~ deffaad
the Federal Government ~ securing
illegal entry ~ timber lands The
Indictment wGs returned last April
and included beside senator Borah
Prank Martin attorney general y
Idaho under Governor tfueDDfrRs
administration Sumner q. Noon ard
3. r. Barrier. millionaire stockholders
u The B1rfsxr f.umlseF Company. re-
siding ~ Wisconsin 2. H. DoNns.
3. WsJls. T.. II. Pfitehard. JOHN
Rfneafd. William Hweet. AlteFE ~
palmer ard H. =. Hand. Esgator
g50rafl asked for ard hzs Deen 4ceCE1-
- the pT1sfIege ~ = separate trsal.
The Invest cation ~ fbe grand sDsy
lzst spriug into the timber ia8d frauds
f,r0101ed : profound sensation. ore
bandred ard City witnesses Wefe
szfied and TIE evldeHee showed ft,zt
an Organized rzfd bzd been made -
tbe Barrier Lanbes Company - the
fbOaszDd acres ~ land we're patented
~ 4Bmmies ard TUNED over ~ tise
IanDber company. Tie plan Bas very
simple ard one that b4s been cfteD
nseI a. rob the fiosegDweBt. The
lzn permits : persOa 20 lle = claim
for land, but fbe psFsgn mast t4~s
oath t5zt 81 Is buying the lard Nfta
bis Own UODey aDd tazf ne tTzns@e-
lion j. bona ode, He il limited -
30 zcSes. ard DpeB the payment -
sz.S0 An acre = eeTtiGeate foE. ~ gnaf-
ter section IS tDFnsd over ~ bin.
TIE iBmt,eF company - charged
With having furnished hGDdfefs =
men with money - hay land Wtls- II
| was necessary ~ have The pTofectifn
~ Government officials, - political
| Leaders u both the democratic and
| Republican paStIes were Pot On tie
pzy roll ~ tie lumbsr company. y
| u charged that senator EoEab cO~Opef-
zted with Governor stegnenDeFK -
| pushing the patents through for the
Dummies ard that - result the IDm-
Der company obtained possession y
tfmber worth more than 81 600 90,
THE Indictments returned charged that
tbe men accused induced the dun
mics ~ file claims On IzDds.
Government officials knew ~ the
land frauds two years ago and special
agents conducted an investigation.
SBch egldenee vss gathered and prep
araliOns were made % bring tife guilty
parties - justice, bat the arrest - tie
officials ~ ti5e Hestem Fe1efzt5On ~
Miners Tor ire murder ~ gOSeEnor
steuneDberz ard tie connection -
Senator BOrais with tire prosecution
~ the alleged murder cases caused
f,O&tpOnegDeut for year SenatOr
g,OFaB, whose trial is now - cum
fnenee, - tie Republican Leader -
political friends are involved ~ the
fUdletneHfs. They declare that these
are tse result u = political cODsp5r-
aey bztelsed ~ Rulck, q Democrat,
Who has OppoSed Boraii ~ al bls %
lftleai fight,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-23


Mies Amells q, PIDkDey, and AIss
Helen PSnkney, who have been sys1sd-
ing two months ~ Winchester Place,
Westminster, are expected home 10
morrow.
lsGrs. button and sIIss Minnie DgttOn
have been visiting Westminster fof
two weeks.
Als Mamie r. PInkBey u this city
has been speDdIDZa month ~ Win
chester Place, Westminster.
Mr. ard SIR. Charles ADdTezf sfd
young son. vino have been visiting
Jr ADdFests parents ~ SiagDel6, -,
Y. have returned, and are now visit
ing ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac NseI1TD,
Germantown, preparatory ~ taking
1p their residence in BaitInsOFe.
SIR. Leonard Barron. secretary u
the Horticultural 10ciefy u View York,
and editor 81 Country Life ~ Amer.
les. - spent the weekend here and Wa
fbe guest u Nr. J. r. WifiIes ~
CsFyel Hall.
Dir. and SIR, Morgan o. Psrlett
have returned from their wedding trip,
and are occupying their beautiful
suburban home Linden Lawn near
Annapolis.
Mr. and Ars. Fred. HeinDuciI and
children, who have been visiting ATs.
Heinbuch > brother the Rev. SegelkeDs
IT DjIIsburg, Pa, have retained home.
Mis- Addie Phillips IL visiting 5irs.
Fred Hit in New York City
NIss A. EIizabeth Tate who hss
been spending several months yaca-
ton at her home will leave tomorrow
10 resume her duties at the Girls school
at Germantown, Pa.
Dir. and Mrs. John Dadds. of Pits
burg. Pa, who have been visiting bic
father Oh Conduit street, have return
ed home
Mr.. Birch has returned to Washing
ton after visit 20 her father, the Rev
j. H.. DashIeII, u, ID.
Dr. n. y. Browne. " Baltimore,
was tine guest " Hr. Julian spencer,
Saturday.
Mr. Fred Hall, " Baltimore, H. visit
ing the family Of Mr. Ennis. College
Ave.
The family Of Ns. o, Geracj were
EAlISl AZ tSIIlAHAOlE 1D<aI - AttED4 lit
funeral Of the late Michael Vicar u
that city.
Miss Nunnlkhuysen, Of Howard
county, attended the the Naval Acad-
envy hop Saturday night. Ehe Wa
the guest " Miss Margaret Clayton.
Sir. Frederick s0ufhwoub, u Wash
ington, spent Sunday with friends
here,
Or. Charles T.. Watson 81 Washington
paid weekend visit 70 friends here.
Miss Nellie Grady. daughter u Or.
Richard Grady, who IL taking c0urse
in professional nursing ~ the Mary
land University Hospital, Baltimore
h home for few days.
3lr, Richard Bates. Of Portland,
ore, has been spending the weekend
with his brother. IidsbjpmaD Paul
Bates, left today for the University
" Pennsylvania.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-23
AMELIA BINGHAM'S PLAY
Tomorrow's Bill az Colonial
Theatre

The fascinating story ~ Lady to-
diva, Coyentry's famous eleventh cen
tury heroine, forms the background
81 Amelia BiDgbam's warmly praised
play The Modern Lady Godiva,' in
which that popular star ard = strong
company nil appear ~ tbe Colonial
Theatre On tomorrow evening.
The character portrayed ~ Miss
Bingham does not, indeed, deDude
herself and ride thus through the
streets upon q white horse as her
prototype did eight hundred years
ago to bring liberty 10 her fellow
tOwusmeu she merely poses for =
painting u the original Lady Godivs
made BY q prominent London artist.
4 great scandal follows the public
unwilling u the picture when the fca-
lures are recognized ~ those Of Lady
Mary Fulton. Her husband - the
most asE0unded ~ all unless Lady
Fulton herself be excepted.
She consented 10 pose for the paint
ing when driven to the extremity u
raising money % take her invalid
husband - q fniIder climate 10 save
his life. but IL was with the under
standing that the artist should not use
Der face.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-23

Atlantic City, y. B., sept Ellie
inGuz - TIE fez6lDg bankers ~ the
United states coming here ~ ztteDd
t8e thirty 31fr1 annual convention ~
tiis american BzHkers' Association
corn UeBesd 80 s2rDest today. and ~
tomorrow Is Is expected All the dele
gates w5iI have arrived, The led
ing hotels are beginning ~ tfIFODz
viii tie visitors, and Il - estimated
ii5e visiting bankers ard their Izdiee
viii nanbeE ei0se - 1,sfO> The real
work - she convention viii cum
ngenee Wednesday morning. bot the
trgst company section, savings bank
section and clearing house section
viii hold meetings tomorrow.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-23
An ElSl naRE
LiycTyman ''Done by Mysteries
Stranger

-Tseg.een she namersas uaere-zzrs So
town that are gfeaEssfnet ~ hs.~la
sgnscers ~ ere 8rmy aD1 N1vw wA9
pass WORTHLESS eAeeszss asssi ear,eii.''l+s-s
: b. come and 81 s61~wGses E-l 1a@
IiverymeH g5o ar sie-i1s - 2
ssskfnfs Zzue. usgs1esfegls s-rIaEsrs
must take fbis tygn aa4 - 5zzaat-
Eants for Al ezsy UzFz-
Tn local egrrsse e-s-e1l flr -
Baltimore SOB tells tae f9sl1s lrz
story
a well-slresse1 Bazrs svr-zr-r..T
assgus thirty ye1rs Old pll.g rsrrEa-tzt-
- hfrnsegf ~ = drznsnser fyr n large
eonnerefzG EeMss e1me g. &u1lErG
4 few dzys azg 8g3 s1eeeet-erl Sc
eleeerly gicslmfx5ex . weil-t uern
local l5peEg8Ezc- H. serz1rsr arrived
here T5srsssaV fa9Fa1sx za.l Grr pre-
serted bfmssif - = arzx stars- waere
~ inquired al,oat I5gery Stables art
zszeg tfs cfoDTfeker - tas siege 81
b. might gse rs aelerfene - oz-lsr 3
team.
Tie Ee4ueag was xrznEeI anA saa
visitor, 0segn wfom res slse sshG8-es1
suspicion rested ~ Ersgs entered a
double team, WfsA 3 driver dellgersft
10 front ~ a certain store Tie rro-
ryrSetOr ~ the slz1ls. g. resreuae O. q
Q8erg. was toll thas BIS elIslon1er vas
: dr1oner who visited g. have ere
team Tor day - m1ks . canvass 81
certain seeti0s5s ~ gl1s eounEy, 1uE NJ
did not give hfs naB1ee The iivsryrl11u
suspected nothing, for fresgentIy safes
men eynne here an1 airs fsaws TO -
tbs0agh fbs e0BDsy-
The team with = driver was deliver
81 ~ ress9esteI- aaI Tearing tiIs IN
suspected visitor. tEs tsp rlrsazif
the county vas started Tb41 vas
Thursday morning. a1d notbinz l1ors
uas heard - the team 80 IS occupants
during the day. alsiIoaz1 the suDpesesl
drummer was expected - rsE8r1 -
afzht. IL bas since been learueI- how
ever. tHat the driver. who - Egunx
white man. was CrsleFed ~ the ssr1n-
zer to drive 10 Tfy&tts4lIfe. wAien IS
about thirty miles fr9Es Annaesiis-
Kven THEN the driver suspected rsltr-
ing wrOny and 30 Wzs told t. place rs
horses IN q stable there fer feed AL
rest, preparatory - containing rae
trip.
This was done AMI the driver waited
in vain for the nan - rel8ru a.
the appointed tire Finally the driver
communicated the efEe8BzstauGes -
his employer here. with tle rEsll-
that he was Instructed - rsGnru vita
the team. The man s. evldenEaIIT .
practical seheneF- for Is has been
learned thar while bis driver vas
feeding the hungry AMI tired esllines
1t one stable, BE gent - anot1er
stable Al HyattsysIle. hIre1 q team
there and started our - trip. Hlr1
the purpOss, IL j. thoazb1- ~ E0rzf1z
his clever game agalu- Eo1hir- has
been heard u tbe man since he isfD
Hyattsvllle- - > res1ls ls@ Annare-
lis Iiveryman lost C4s 81 t0Et ends &C
the Transaction
The supposed drummer male nc de-
posit for the hire - TIE team an1 pay
r1ent o. the driver. and - zdliEisn
the owner ~ the animals Aas been r.
qnested - pay Tie bg4FI bils - tire
horses while ~ HyatfsrilIe-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-23
seyeras. q: DsyidsouyiIIe. 0.

The severn Baseball Club Saturday
afcFnOon closed j. season BY defeating
the Davldsonyilic nine BY II ~ q.
This game closed one u the most Sue
cessfuI seasons the home club has
ever had. II won - out 81 = games
played. Many Of these were With
strong Baltimore teams. The contest
was marked by good batting, n
which the vfctors got munyon's bits,
while Taylor, their own twiTier,
struck out thirteen men. Taylor has
made a record ~ ~ strike outs IN the
last sixteen innings played ~ bis
team.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-23

New York sept. z9.--Eftb the ceIe-
brati0n - the Yeast 81 TaseFDzcles
The Jewish holiday season, which
began with the New Tear two weeks
ago comes % an end. The Feast ~
TaberuaeIes commentaries the offer
ing time ~ the FIRST fruits u the
wine and oil. This was the period
when the houses were CLOSED ard the
people %en9 cut into tents ard fzber-
uaees made ~ branches and leaVss u
trees. Among the Hebrew people gen
orally Il IS = time for festigIty and
rejoicing.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-23

Sex York. ecpt. -. "A weeks
ceietEztf0n eDmniepsoEztIng The r.
tfeEs anniversary - the Fulton street
Prayer Meeting Was begun today.
The prayer meetings are especially
for Business men and are beId - noon
daily, except Sundays, IN the heart
- the downtown business section ~
New York NOt = Day has beeD miss
Ell IN fifty years While the services
are esseDslafIy uDdeDOmSnationzl, they
are maintained ~ the Collegiate lie
formed C8Brei, tise oldest cbsFeb or
ganfza4fgs n Sew York.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-23

Mitchell. =. b.. sept. ~. TIE
wealth ard 4iyaHdaDee ~ TIE cyTn
ergg il -gatb fg4keka arr ilJDslr4tesI III
.he anneal com Palace exhfn1EIOgs
hieh eeeze.I 81 this esty today
The ezblsiI5on f,4Ffakes ~ the nzfBre
~ 3 fzfi carnival ard fhis gear TIE
display ~ pEofsets eesipses Al u
t1nse SEEN g. former years IN adj,
tien - Efss exhibits n fAe tCgn Palace
tise attractions ~ The week include
.ousa-s Ban1 AMI . variety ~ free
street. enxertainmeu
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-23

Sorth Yakima, Wash, sept. H..
The Washington state fair opened On
the permanent grounds here today and
viii continue tfIi tbe end ~ the week.
TIE exhibits 10 the new buildings
are - tsle finest, and ~ fiSe stock de
Darin0eHt ff1e pens are crowded will
an1maIse Tire Horticultural display
and fhe exhibits u poultry are also ~
an exceptionally bigl5 standard Tie
management expects tise attendance
during slie ensuing I've days - brszk
All pgeFio1s records.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-23

norfolk. "a. sept e. sn5toss
from Fgors1a wlil - mach ~ esi-
deaee zf 1ae J4usestONs EapossfsOa
tits week 3ensslsy hzs ben 1es5x.
nateI - fisfid4 -sefe Day, I'D otheI
Gavs n k8e sesk base been - zsIds
especially foS visitors from psasa,
eola. T41spz- ~ Augustine. 3zekson
sifle 411 e.AsE i~zds@x cities - ~
-szs-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-23
MARYLAND Electric RailHays Co.

fbNNAPDfsIe -ayI-I liz
BID vii be rseelved - tns 1raryrars
E1eClrle kaffwaTs gompa1y rt-r4Dof 3
short Line for tlls fozsoE11x1
kagEage RrfFiiexe 7Ed f-4rr1Ee - 10
HAL.
Delivery u Pzekaxs Fref<4E
Delivery - Frslgns - IElss1 state SaEsl
AcafeIT. g.
FOR fa6 particulars arp>T -
SHELLWax q. BEDwE
seZ 80 EMT-A-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-23

one ~ tire most important announce
menfs ~ the season - 70 the effect
that David Harum," With is New
York production and 81 exceptionally
strong cast, headed by william SIC
Key. will be presented ~ the Colonial
Theatre Friday evening, September
-. This simple announcement viii
awaken anticipation ~ pleasure In the
minds ~ many, for nearly everyone
has read NestcOtt's Look and found
much enjoyment IN IL.
That they will want - see David,
Aunt Polly, Deacon Perkins and the
other characters who move through
the story on the stage, seems bot
natural. The Sew York ION u tic
play was 4 record breaker in the mat
ter 81 receipts and il claimed atten-
ton there for sixteen weeks. For
six weeks Is ran fD Chicago and for
two months ia Boston. The adapta-
tfon II the book gas made ~ Ripley
and W. II. Hitchcock and they are
said 70 have taken very rev Liberties
with IL. adisering very closely ~ the
story woven - skfiIfuiIy BY Westcotf.
letter cured
4 lady customer n osn had sufferer
rifh fetfsr Tor two - three gears- j got -
TAD On her hanks that che could oof attend
- her household dzfies. Ore boz q ham
beriain's salve erred her Chand,erlzin's
medicines gige apI eDsiid Satisfaction IN this
II. RODgEY X To- ~
monds Ala Chs mberinin's medicines are
tor ale n Fssdrne yeE Bros. Drug ctoFs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-23
GENERAL TELEGRAPH MEMS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
The PUBLIC.
Americza Bzakers IN Session al AflzsfiC
C1Y-The Teanessee Home CoEiag
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Fort WORTH. Tex, sept zz.-The
Texas Posluasters' Association begzn
. two days nesting IN Port Worth 10
day rfth . good attendance u mem
beTs from fiss chief cities ard towns
- tbe state T6s question - postal
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-23
Notice to The Public.

On and after September 10.
1907, the Office Of the Home
Friendly Society, viii be
located at No. 10 School ST.,
Annapolis. Nd. sI3 Nv
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-09-23
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