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Fer Sale

Section q. twp. .lI3o. range e. one
nile from Dickinson. Coal. on, nosh-
west corner. Notify j. "FENNELI. 100:
S,East Eighth Street. Eln,iras Heights.
IN. Y. s-I8:d.
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Land for Sale.

Quarter sec.,o miles west Of Dickins
SON.. 3 miles from stations;1 HhiNinEt
water;;-$lI per acre. MRS
Dickinson. :. - sI.ssss: d @s:ssddsa
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For Sale

Macaroni seed wheat, 6 yearlingssigiaf$$
leway bulls. bronze grass seed at lem !
per h.. and Is galloway cattle. IlsH5|
THos. EVANS, 2 miles east of Giaas
stone. 4-27-tf
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csal Orders promptly FINED.

l will deliver Consolidated coalCSii
deep-mined coal on short notice. i
can order by telephone, No. Ga. Ehaxe
to pay cash and must receive cashshl
delivery of coal. 80.
a-4-tf ]. A. VAUGHN. AgentNss
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Mower County transcript., 1907-11-27
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Mower County transcript., 1907-11-27

horsemen. With skillful twist of hit
foot he sent dismounted road agent
spinning over backward and managed
to wrench revolver from his hand.
There was q blaze of red fame, 4
cloud of smoke, six sharp reports, and
a wild stampede of frantic horsemen.
Then Rev. Howard Wynkoop flung
the empty gun disdainfully down into
the dirt, stepped directly across the
motionless outstretched body, and
knelt humbly beside a slender, wAite-
rcoed figure lying close against tho
fringe of bushes. Tenderly he lifted
the fair head to his throbbing bosom
and gazed directly down into the
white, unconscious face. Even as he
looked her eyes unclosed, her body
trembling within his arms.
Have no fear," he implored, read
ing terror in the expression of her
face. Miss Spencer-Phoebe-i is
only I, Mr.. Wynkoop.
"Oh, Howard-Mr. Wynkoop-it is
all so strange, so bewildering; my
nerves are so shattered! But it has
taught me great, great lesson. How
could I have ever been so blind?
thought Mr.. Moffat and Mr.. Mcneil
were such heroes, and yet now in this
hour of desperate peril it was you who
flew gallantly to- my rescue! 1t is you
who are the true western knight"
And Mr.. Nynkoop gazed down into
those grateful eyes and mouestly con-
tossed it true.
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To be Continued.
Colds and Group IN Children.

"My little girl is subject to colds
says Mrs. VIM. H. Serig, No. Al, Fifth
st., Wheeling, w. Va. Last winter
she had severe spell and a terrible
cough but [ cured her with Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy without the aid
of a doctor, and my little boy has been
prevented many times from having the
Group by the timely use of this syrup.
AS soon as he shows any signs of Group
I give him Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy for three or four days which pre-.
vents the attack" This remedy is for
sale by all druggists.
Mower County transcript., 1907-11-27
CHAPTER XVI.
Mr., HAMPTON Resolves,

Mr.. Bob Hampton stood in the bright
appreciative gaze wandering up the
long, dusty, unoccupied street, and
finally rising to the sweet face of the
young girl who occupied the step
above. AS their eyes met both smiled
as if they understood each other.
There is nothing quite equal to
feeling well, little girl" he said, gen
tally, patting her hand where it rested
On the railing, and l really believe l
am in as fine fettle now as ever have
been. Do you know, believe I'm per
fectly fit to undertake that little de-
tective operation casually mentioned
to you a few days ago. It's got to be
done, and the sooner l get at it the
easier I'll feel. Fact is, I put in a
large portion Of the night thinking out
my plans"
II wish you would give it up all to-
gether, Bob" she said, anxiously. Il
shall be so dull and lonely here while
you are gone"
II reckon you will, for a fact, but,
Mazda, it isn't likely this little affair
will require very long, and things are
lots happier between us since my late
shooting scrape. When fall comes I
mean to take you east and put you
in some good finishing school. Don't
care quite as much about it as you
did, do your
Eyes, think do, Bob" She strove
bravely to express enthusiasm. THE
going off alone hunting after that
man."
He laughed, his eyes searching her
face for the truth. well, little girl,
he won't exactly be the first I've had
call to go after Besides, this is
particular case, and appeals to me in
a sort of personal way. If you only
knew it, you're about as deeply con-
cerned in the result as l am, and as for
me, [ can never rest easy again until
the matter is over with.''
Its that awful Murphy, isn't it?''
He's the one I'm starting after first
and one sight at his right hand will
decide whether he is to be the last as
WE'LL"
Il never supposed you would seek
revenge, like a savage" she remarked,
quietly. "You never used to be that
way"
Good Lord, Nadia, do you think I'm
low down enough to go out hunting
that poor cuss merely to get even with
him for trying to stick me with a
knife? Why, there are 20 others who
have done as much, and we have been
the best of friends afterwards. Oh,
no, lassie, it means more than that,
and harks back many long year. l
told you 1 saw mark on his hand I
would never forget-but l saw that
mark first Is years ago. This is a
duty I owe friend, dead friend, to
run to earth this murderer. Do you
understand now? The fellow who did
that shooting up at Bethune Is years
ago had the same sort of a mark on
his right hand as this one who killed
Slavin. That's why I'm after him and
when I catch up he'll either squeal or
de-
But how do you know"
81 never told you the whole story
and I don't mean to now untN I come
back and can make everything per-
fectly clear. 1t wouldn't do you any
good the way things stand now, and
would only make you uneasy. But if
you do any praying over it, my girl,
pray good and hard that I may dis
low squeal."
To he Continued
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face, reading the great lesson CT etec-
nifty. within tie depths CT each others
=yes. Then slowly, gently, she re-
leased herself from the clasp of his
strong arms.
"You believe in me now? You do
rot &c away blaming me?" she ques-
toned, wi y Quive1ing lips.
There is no blame, for you are do
ing what you TANK right. But I am
coming back. Nadia, little woman;
coming back to love aad you.'
An hour later N troop trotted across
the rude bridge and circled the bluff
on it's way toward the wide plains
Mower County transcript., 1907-11-27

When the two gentlemen parted {
few moments later the conspiracy was
fully hatched, all preliminaries per.
fected and the gallant rescue of Miss
Spencer assured. Indeed, there is
some reason now to believe that this
Mower County transcript., 1907-11-27
Austin Steam Laundry.

Patronize home institutions and
have your laundry work done at The
Austin Steam Laundry in the highest
style of the art. No chemicals used.
Laundry delivered free of charge
Fiyeus q trial.
II n T. M BURNHAM. Proprietor.
Mower County transcript., 1907-11-27
BIooded Shorthorns for Sale

have at my place north of Lansing
village at private sale aud at right
prices % registered Shpsthorns from
the herd Of J &. Mills of Preston. Ten
are young bulls, most of the others are
heifers. Two OF the COWS and one bull
are Imported. p:Irs s right
tt = EKBE HUNT. ,
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Today there are mons inHsAtes ia tDe
anne Arundel Cosnty Home than a.
any pre-, ions time Ia its History for
nlans years. The small sum contrib
uted ~ the County Commissioners to
she support and maintenance ~ the
unfortunate inmates ~ the Home H.
vears past. - Waoliy inadequate now.
The eosi u living bas materially
advanced and the trustees for the
poor apd Il much more dimcult %
sustain the establishment upon the
eouufys bounty today than they did
some years ago. The sirictest econ
onav Is maintained in conducting the
Home. hut. notu outstanding This. y ian
abe present Increased cost ~ living
ghere Is nos sufficient funds % carry
On the County Home satisfactorily.
The County Commissioner. il IS
understood. will be- appealed 60 for an
increase IS allotment for the Anne
Arundel county Home. the same made
necessary by abe Increased number Of
inmates. and the Increased Cost %
living The inmates Of the County
Home are poor uuforiunatcs, deprived
~ friends and ~ they possess relatives.
they are those who cannot afford o.
take care If their poor relations or
u ho have cast them OIL because they
are renniless. Tho inmates are, for
tbe most part, old people aud there
ls certainly me- more distressing con-
aiiion of Affairs than 90 be old aud
3auor. friondless and alone.
These poor unfoTtunatos have com
miiied mo crime. their greatest mis-
fortune Is that they are peer. There
certainly Is no more worthy charity
shan the Anne Arundel County Home.
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The proud old State Of Virginia has
a smirch ga her escutcheou. The rc.
cent Loving trial was farce and a
blot upon Justice in the courts Of the
commonwealth. II would appear that
murder in Virginia b no longer a
crime. hut Is lcgalized by a certain
class 81 the States citizens
Added % the Byw alters travesty ON
justiee there comes the Loving trial.
The accused confessed the crime, q
brutal murder ia cold blood. premedi.
iaied coolly planned and deliberately
committed. yet thc murderer Is de-
clared mot guilty. and the mob in
and about the Court House applaudcd
And this IS Virginia. tho state with
al rs proud record, It's stately array
81 statesmen its colonial ancestry.
This is Virginia that declares self
confessed murderers mot guilty,
and sets them free in their head
fanoss to do iho deed over again.
What 81 the Young man whom Judge
Loving killed. Called into eternity
= ithoui moments warning shot
down like a dog In has early man
hood without chance 10 explain or
deny the thing 1T which be Was ac-
eused. What aTe purity and chitalry
compared IA this soul, this human
lifo. and what a tFaVosty ON both
parity aud chivalry are Virginia s
court trials. Trials indeed They
arr gaFces; they are a disgrace 20
Virginia OF any other state that
recognizes them.
Ne ones life IS safe under the con
ditions that exist in state that con
dones murder and justifes crime. and
the President 81 the United States
would do sell Ia put such state an
der martial law.
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In the matter ofthe MoI tagged Real Esial
OF CHARLES a. HARRIS.
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, That The sub.
IN ncribcr, Of Anne Arundel county. has OBJ
taincd from the orphans, Couri 81 Anne Aiun-
on the personal estate of JOrE SALAFIA
late Of Anne Arundel county. deceased.
All persons having claims against the deceased
arc hereby warned " OK hlblt the same. with the
vouchers thereof. 10 the subscriber. on or before
THE 9TH DAY or NOVEMBER, 1907,
They may otherwise, by law, DO excluded
from al benefits OF the said estate. All persons
indebted 70 said estate are requested 70 make
Immediate pay ment
dlven under my hand this 9Oth day Of April
ROSA BAbAFtA.
Administrative
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No rwIsrEp BALLors.

10 pRpvESr FRAUD ~ COUNTY rRiMAnfrs.
The following was offered ~ FRANK ~
ReVeil. a mem Der Of the state Central Com.
uiffcp for Anne Arundel County, but was
voted down, no one voting for u but himself,
showing that the committee did not want ~
deal fairly In the matter.
ssro insure perfect fairness IN the primnf.
ics, the Judges receiving the ballots snail
twist each and every ballot before depositint
them ~ tue ballot boxes
signed --FHANK =. KENhLi,
Meraber Of state Central COmmlcee fof
Anne Arundel County ftdJyb
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70 send I'VE delegates from the FIRST. Fourth,
Fiffh. sixth ard Eighth Districts and I'VE
delegates from the first precinct OF the Sec
ond District, i've delegates frc q N. tecDhu
from the rMf precfuct Of the Third District
and I've delegates from the second prectnct
OF the Third District. They've delegate rom
each precinct Of the second and Third Dis
tricts 70 east IN the County Convention Two
and one-half votes nom each preftnctl 70
county Convention % ps nelo ~ Ne ~ o.
nOon On Wednesday. July 3ist, 20 send nNe
delegates 20 the Democratic state Convsn-
ton which assemblies 10 the city 81 w, b1i. y,
nominate candidate Tor Governor Of the
state. Com ptroiier Of tue state treasury,
Acknowledgements, and Sterk 81 TIE tourt ~
Appeals. and. also. to elect ave delegates 20
\ j ildiciaF Convention OF the Fifth Judicial
Circuit 10 meet at Eliicotf city on The FOUR
tenth day Of august lss AZ noon 20 ~ ,,,c
Fffth judicial Circuit. and 70 nominate
county ticket. a. follows: one candidate TOT
the senate. four candidates for the honse OF
Delegates, one candidate for STATS Attorney,
one candidate for sheriff, three candidates
for Judges Of the Orphans curt. seven cam
didates for County commissioner ana one
candidate for county Surveyor.
The POLLS will be held ~ follows:
First Distriet-Ijlrdsvilio from 8to 2. ~.
second. Dis.fle' senoaa PrSeinet Poliins
Thiff District first Precinct waterford
3 70 ,. NJ. second Precinct-'srange HAL
Fonrgh Dlstrict--Old Polling House, 20
Fifth Distriet--Lock-up. brooklyn, 80 70
sixth District -Annap oiis City-~Asscmbiy
Rooms, 20 3. m. 80
Eighth nistrict-Firsi Prccinct-poliinl
House. 3 10 sp. IN. Second Precinet-Polhnf
House. 3 to 8 y. m.
zfgned--FRANK A. BOSD. Chairman,
LUTHER e.. DOWNS, Sec,
state Central Committee for A. a. County
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Two Story Brick Store
and Warehouse

being the same property devised 10 the said
Gcorgo r. Franklin, deceased, by the last
win and Testament Of his father, Thomas
Franklin, recorded among the Records 81
Wills 81 said county 80 Liber X. 1. d., No. 4,
~ folio %, and Described 20 a Deed o. far,i
Frank i'm. dated April %, 1872. recorded In
Liber g. W.. No. 2. f0lio1f5, among the Land
Records Of said county. This property mas
ai,vava been one OF the most successful and
dQsir "a BILE locations for business purposes III
the City Of Annapolis.
sECOND-An those lots Of ground lying on
the 1outhcriy side Of Clay street and on the
Fasferfv side az Pleasant street. IN the city
% Annapolis. having a frontage Of one hund-
red and scyenty-three feet nine Inches on
clay street. and two hundred and ninety
seven feet on Pleasant street, which were
conveyed 20 the late George h. franklin, by
tho three following deeds:--Deed from VIII
liam Brewer, dated August i4th, 1850, record
"a among the Land Records Of Anne Aruu-
del County. In LfbeT y. II. O.. No. 2, f0lfOs
%, etc, Deed from sarah J. Newman, dated
November 18th, 1858, recorded among said
Land Records. in Istber :. H., No. ~, f0iios
f9 etc. and Deed from sarah Jane New
man, dated Septemeer 9th. lSsi recorded
among said Land Records In Lioer H.,
No. - f0lios ~. etc. excepting rom the
property 80 described and conveyed 10 the
said George r. FRANKLIN, deceased, portion
OF the Pleasant street lot. fronting seventy
four fest. SIX inches on that street and cx-
tending back therefrOm for depth Of sew
onty feet which was conveyed 20 the late
Thomas Frakiln from his brothers and sis
tiers. heirs OF the said George r. Franklin.
deceased. By said deed Of Partition.
The property so 70 be offered NJ public sale
ON Clag aud Pleasant streets viii be offered
fn various subdivisions. according TO a plat
thereof which viii be exhibited at the sale,
and which may D. seen IN the meantime on
Application 20 the undersigned.
The clay street fr0ntis improved by
Eleven III Frame Dwelling Houses,
an under rent tine remainder of the lots on
Pleasant street are vacant lots
TERMS or SAI.E :-Ope-fourth Of The puF-
chase money IN cash ON the day OF sale the
remainder IN three eq uai instruments az one,
two and three years respectively from the
day Of sale. che credit. instsimenis TO bear
Interest from thc d9y Of sale and to be Sc
cured ~ the bonds Of the purchaser. or pur-
chasers, with sureiies 60 be approved by the
undersigned. or the terms Of sale may be
varied ~ the undersigned. 20 suit the con-
Vonience Of purchasers.
For further Information apply 10 the un-
dcrsiguod.
.. WRIT RANDALL.
Attorney, etc.
Annapolis SID. June 18th. 1907. els Is
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-10

The lieuistoVn Bard, of tho Balu-
mara sun. says The Mimi Julep A.
eeelattan cisrs : basket ~ Graft and
g Vegetables earden with each gulp.
AoN did 500 kmew. Bre or Bard
The headaasriers I'll tho Niut iulep
she- has
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-10

Hagerslown girls beauty was
marFel ~ plc. She tainted and fell
faoe downward into a hot custard pie.
ISIS iueky she Bentltown Bard deesn g
faint SINCE 81 has such propensity
fof ple.
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Tuesday, the Sixteenth day Of
July, nineteen hundred and
seven, at II O'Clock M,

the following parcels and lots Of ground. m
fhe said city. whereof George r. franklin,
late 81 said city, DIED, sized and posscsseds-
FTRST-The store and Premises situated
ON Church street. At the corner ~ frdnkltu's
Alley. or Ghnncery lane, where the faid
George ". FRANKLIN, deceased, for many
years conducted business aud which Is now
occupied ~ the arm OfJones and Franklin.
consisting OF a lot with front Of f0rty-thrcc
and 0ne-haif feet on said Church street, or
Main street. and = deDth from said street
and frontage on said alley OF nhy-tWO
feet, more or less. which - improved By
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-10

a. VAS bet time IN tho old town on
Monday election day-in mere ways
lhau amc.
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COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION
-FoR-
Free Scholarships

once o. fne Board % County school CON-
mfszioners o. Anne Arundel County.
Annapolis. 80. June =. l9o7.
a C0mp etitiFe EXAMINATION VII Be heid
a. tie Pablo school BufidirE IN Annapolis
Ga MONDAY. July -, isslg begininw ~ y -
~. 10 al scholarships due Anne Arundei
eounty la the Western Mar land college,
state Normal school, Washington 4 Sliese
and a. Mary'x seminary
1fuf scholarship Il vacant "a western
NARY iand lolieze-ftgr male, tine - -.
Mary s-eminary, female 0ne u "asAlnk-
ton College Collegiate Department. male
onf 70 Was1ln9ton GOiicEe. Norman De-
partment. male Or female.
The scholarships 10 western Maryland
Colfaaf Waanfneton college and 81 Mary =
seminary enfIfic the holder % receive board
aud tuition free and may - held for four
Eeares
Candidates must not &c Tess that nftecn
years otd and must give bord - tcafn ~
MarN and two years
rs order 81 the Board.
n. r.. WALLIS.
Comfy School superintendent.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-10

The Republicans heard something
drop lasi Monday.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-07-10
| tAf TWO-StOy Frame Dwelling
N &c E.

This Is TO notify holders OF policies In either
THE UNION FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY, or the GIRARD FIRE AND MAR
INK INSURANCE COMPANY. Of Philadei
phia. Pennsylvania. that Clarence =. Jick-
ling Is no longer in the employ as agent for
these com panles and that X q. ELLIOTT,
Real Estate Agent. office IN the Arundel
Building, IN this city, has been appointed 10
represent and look after the Interest OF these
companies In Annapolis and Anne Arundel
ALBERT q HANCOCK.
st-iN General Agent.