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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-22
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- 8u llnferln groben ge6auerr
fonllnt aus Ga Grange Die Nodrid)t
Dob Der ieBiee 2egislotur-9fepra
tant =. S. bon Goienberg ilidt tuic-
Der als &anoioat auftreten ipoae
8leib5eitig miro geneIoet, ooB iif
@uItap Scilig I'M oas erleoigte Pint
betpirbt. gs tut iuls iebr leio, ei=
men 10 tiibtigen Mann iuie 9tolell-
berg ans Der 2egislatnr 5u perlie-
ren, aber mir frel1en uns, oaB iidl
in Der Berion unieres Iiebelt sSrel.n-
oes llqlo &oaegen Seilig elm 10 alt-
ter Grias gefuiloen bot.
= 3ipei &in6er nalnens gouIpr
luuroen in gbriltine bnrf cine gr.
ploiion idluer perlest. Sic botten
ettpas geflln6en, bas iie fir cine
Eatronenbiilie bieltell nno Ieaten es
anf ben Diem. 9as 0ing roIlte
aber bernnter lino fiel auf Sen SUP
booen SIN ielben glugenbIid eriolg-
tc eine @rploiion. Dem einen st.no,
Sas geraoe nab Dem @egen1tano bat-
te greifen tpolen, tpuroen atpei Sin
ger ipedgeriilen. Dos anoere eln-
ping i6n1er5bafte gerlesuneeil i'm
@eiidt Die BotronenbiiIie mar eil1
Stiid Dpnamit geipeien.
Otto Weiners aus 5an War-
cos lit in Gone @oIf, Ofla., mo cr
gum 8eiiih BEL feiner gobter peilte,
geftorben. @r ipar ungefGbr 80
Sabre alt, fam Dor breibig Sebren
BON 9eutidlano lnlo lieB iicb gleiIl
in Gan Warcos llieoer, ipo er aud)
leifoen1 geiuobnt BOT.
Gor ungefdbr aebn 9agen per-
ihipalio in Solliton Elm getuiller
2ouis I. gfobertion Ser OIL Der
aolliiiana StrnBe elm Sdlnieoege-
idaft betrieb. Sect bat man ieine
2eide NIT ourhihnittener &eble in
Der @apoll ltnterbalb SouIton's &C.
iilnoen. slllem Mnideine na6 lit Der
Wann erlnorbet iporoen.
- Ger groBe 4oblenipeider Ser
Cotton 8elt gobn in Mount 9slea-
iont, lulb Die 2aoenorrihtung, Chute
aenmnt, lit nit bier @agenIooun-
gen &oblen abeebrannt. Ser 8arIllii
miro ouf $4,000 geiddtt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-22
8inter in Scras.

Der ytnrbtuino branite tuil6 nm6cr
llnD bradIte Srnft nns, bart un6 id)iucr
uno felbit BET bellcm Gonneald5eiu
Srang &alte unS bmrdj Wart nnb &ci,t
gSir iin6 bet 2alte nitJt geiuohnt,
Sa fie u1s rteiitrns ia peridjunt,
8priiber man int gfprben ladt,
Hns bier fbDn arg 8eidmernen maclt.
Sa@ aIles alagen ia nidjt frpmmt,
Wan rtte eS ne6men iuie es fpmmt,
pa Dpdl Der eine Srpit beitebt,
DAP es ia balb npri6er gebt.
Ste Wtnterfrembcn, Gdjlittenbahu
un0 Gtslnuf, gehen bier ttdjt an,
gStr fitblen MIR bas ttngemadl
Der SaIte, nidlt ben Srenbentag.
Sndl bat cs anf) fcin 0jntcs aar,
vs. btlft oer Grnt' I'M nadJIten Sa1i,
Senm ntel Snfeften, gruk nno Helm,
9eb'n aud bei bieicr G1lte etn.
unb eh' iuir rrdjt nod natbgebndlt
SIT aad1 Der gStnter ifflpn ppllbrafflt,
Wcnn mod i'm Sis Der Nprbcn tart,
Sid bier fd1un Sriibling pffcnbart,
so iuullen bpr ber Seilte mir
90 gut es geht, uns idJiiBcn bicr.
uno bait man nnr ben Maaen maria
50 tut ne nns aud fcinen Sarm.
gSas mns am geften uul er,uarmt.
Wnfiir elm jeber Gcnncr idju1rmt,
Gs tit, CIR biirft cs glamben mir,
Gtn SlafdJen ppll 4lamp Sier.
Gs iuarmt nns, benn cs ee6t ins Sjfut
lnb fiiilt bic abern uns poa Niut,
Wtr fiillIen iuarrt, trpb Stnrntaebruns
tlno laden ben Spreas aus.
9arnn,, Socrr @irt, jctt gcbet mir
9tafdJ cine Slaid) N ann 9icr"
Damn fiibl' ifJ ,unrm unb mollia id,uu
nnn ipred' bem Segas @intcr Spbu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-22
Die best srprcbten Treunde.

Seit breiBig Sabren baben fid
sutt's pillen als elm Segen fir Qran.
ie erlpieien. sic finb wabrlib bes
Qranten Greunb.
Cine bekatnte Cbatsaebe.
Sir bilibie 2opfideraen, 9pspepfa,
Wagenidure, Walaria, 9artleibigfeii
unb abnli6e 2eiben fino
TUFTS Leber PiIIen
elm ebfclmtes 6eilmitteI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-22

= @erif6nte gfrlne baben oft bie
unberihdmteften Sdnoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-22
Mrs. WinsI0Ws Soothing Syrup

1T ieit iiber so Sabren BON N,iaio-
men bon @iittern beim 3abmcn it,
rcr ainoer nit p6llisem @rfpla ae.
abrallht iporoen. Sc berubigt oas
&ino, ertpeiGt oas 3abnfIeii9, lin.
bert ale Sdmer5en, furiert @ino-
Golie uno lit Die bette Mr5nei eceen
Oinrrboe. Bon alien DruegiItell
IN ieoem Seil Ser @eIt perfouft.
Seio iider uno perIangt .Wtrs.
Winsloms Sootbing Sprup" l,no
nebmt ti6ts Mnoeres. 25 gts. sic
6laide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-22

ben 0robnen, pplbe Iid bisber BON
Den Wtillionell Die sur @ieoererIte-
1ung Weeliina's perousgabt muroen,
lnaIteten, grilnolib auf5uraunlen.
Sn Der. iiio-amerifaniiden 2c-
publif llru9llop lit cine &epollltion
auS9ebrodell, Die cine grobere Mua-
oe6n1lng on5unebnen orobt Ssn Der
| 9auptItoot Montepibeo ion nan lebr
beiorgt iefn.
Ger nnldlsit nad 8ieu ae-
iallote gefuno Ser geb0roen Don
2eitnerit in 9obmen, ipeI1e Die
9lusarabung Ser 2ei1e oer i'm SATIRE
1904 geltorbenen graut oes Ober-
leutnants @ofri6ter, oes angebli1en
I9lbienoersg Der perbGngnispo!len
Gpolfafi-9riefe, alleeorbnet batielt,
| it nnrnlebr befannt gegegen morccn.
9ornarb baben iid Bel Der unterill-
dung Der erbunlierten 2ei1e feiue
Spurell bop @ift eefitnoen.
Inter Der gepolferung bon
Gol8burg berricbt, nod Melouig
upn BORT, eroBte Grresung iiber Ell.
nell eelpaltieen Sinan5frod. Ser
gaalfier @tor aobn lit ollrdgebrannt,
|lnlo ieIl Erofllrilt Siccarb bat ii6
iel6it eridoiien. Die 9eioen lpefll-
liertell mabreno Ser iiinelten @alton-
friie anf ous luagbaliigite. Nidt lpe.
niger ols 5efm Millionell &rcuen
9epots iiilo babel berloren eegal,gen.
Die 8eiitlidfeit lit beionbers ihluer
III Wfitleioenidaft ge5oeen iporbeil.
- Gilen entiebli6en 500 bat Der
iiebsig Sabre alten Baron Otto bon
Srban erlittcn, ipie aus 2enepelfolpn
i'm 8onlitat ltobarbelp gelaeloet
miro. gr befono iid auf einenI
Spa5ierritt, ols ct pIoslih bon
8olfen eripabt uno beiB perfolet
pllroe. 9ns lit raie,locr Gle ooDin.
Itiirnenoe Bfero mari ieinen Geitcr
eb, nito cbe bieier fib aufrnffen ronil.
te, lparen Die bungrigen @eitien uber
i'm bergefallen uno oerriiien i'm.
= Die @ieentiilner Ser Sfooa.
iuerfe in 9ilien baben oie 9lblid)t,
cine eroBe @eidiisfobrif gu errih.
ten. gs iollen bauptiddlid @e.
Idiite fir Warine5lpede bergeiteat
lueroen.
- Gin berb1ngnisnolles ungIiitf
bot fid 81 Nieoeridonballicn int Nor-
ben bon Berlin ereignet. SIN DOR.
tigen 9od'i6en BDrotednii6en 60
6oratorium erplobierteu 5ablreide
iSelerlDerfsforper, uno BON oel i'm
t8ruaoe oniueieroen gerionen iuur.
ben nidlt lueniger als feds anf bas
icbnerite berlcet Die @ep0lferuno
Der gan5en ltnlgebung eeriet ourA
hos fllr6tbare @et0ie in paniihcl
Sdrefen.
= Ger befannte beIgii6e Gtaats.
'noin gernaert, ein MitsIieo oes
6aoger Sdieosgeridts, lit BON 8enc-
,nela o(s elmer Der Sdieosridter in
Der Streitiade 5piidel @eneauela
llno Den Ser Stoaten beSiigIih Der
Slngelegenbeit ser Srinoco Gtealle
hip Gompanp porgcidlaee1 ,por=
oen.
Sn Warbnrg lit Ser namboftc
Bbpiifer 8rofeiior Or. Srieori6
Goblrali6 i'm iieb5iglten 2ebensiabre
oa6ingeidieoen. Ser @clebrte, luel-
der bort ieinen 9fubeitollb perbra6-
te, NOR I'M Sabre 1895 als Nad)-
folaer oes beriiDnlten Gbbiifers imo
NbDlioloaen Sefmann BON Selm6olb
ilm graiioenten Der 8bpiifolilh.
5edniiden &eifbsonitalt nod Gbar-
lottenbltrg berilien tporoen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-22

Plus 8ien meIbet man: Ser.
5ogin sophie Don @obcnbcrg, oic
ntor9anatiide @enlablin oes Gr5.
6er5og-8brorfolgers Sron5 SerOi-
nano, miro better gum eriten afol
anf einem Sofboa eribeinen. Die
2oillng Der @tifette-Srage miro oage-
mein nit Spanlirn9 erpartet. 3oi-
ier sSrau5 5oiepb miro ielbit bel befl
fcItli1en GreigniS 3ugegen iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-22
Gin amahiflidler esrrtnm

lit es, Die idmer3licben 2eioen bon
Sdnorrhoiaelt gu ertragen. Will
9l 0foriD BON Siler Gitp, q. G.,
l6reibt: SD litt an 9amorrboi6en,
6is ib cine Shabtel BON 8udIens
9lrnica Sa1be eebrau1te uno balo
furiert mar" % Cts. Bel o(len
Druaaiiten.J
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M. 6. c s. gabn.

gnfunti
SO. 241-Won 9ouiton l,nb garpeitu.1
80. 235- -0om Noroen. .7.30 por,lli.i.
No. 231-@ou1 Noroen unb 9ouItrn
SO. s-gom gorben.. ..8.f5 abeuoa
Mbfabrt
SO. 244-@a6 bem 9oroen II. Soulton
.7.10 Dorm
go. 10-Hne6 benz gaorben. /. 9 so burn.
No. 23f Tad Dem NorSen.
900 obcn6s
No. 242-ga6 benz Woroen nnb Gal
peiton. ..11.5O obeub5
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Gin tobenSer Wlisaarb

bringt @efabr, 2eioen uno oft Sol
Iiir Eauien0e, ipelhe Grfaltungen
Suiten uno So Grippe baportra.
gen. 0er oapon iiberfaGen rtro
5ogere nidt Or. Sings Stem lis.
coperp gu erbalten. Cine Slal1t
furierte MIDI, idrieb @. 8. Dunn
bon Hine 8allep, Wiii, furierte mid
mad 6reitpobentlider aronfbeit mil
60 Grippe. so Cts. uno $t.00. ga
rantiert bon alien Oruqgiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-22
Sptc[ an bcrfaufru

Sin gntscbcnocs Sutcl in Scr sc.
pmblif Merifu iofurt at ucrfanicu.
@iinitige 8elesenbcit. @Gbcres in Der
Office oieier 3cituns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-22
Sm permictcn.

Gin gut ge6enoes SoteI nit scdn
3immern, @B8intnler. Slide lit TO-
tort 5u perrnieteu. @1beres in Ser
Office Der 8eitung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-22

Gs iuarmt nns, benn cs ge6t ins SjIut
llnb fiiilt bic abern ms pDa Niut,
Tir fiilllen iuartt, trpt Stnrmsebrnns
lln0 laden ben gpreaS aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-22

gietDria 9ibiiion, g. S. G g. q.
Nnflinft-
Zoo. so2-guero. gictoria. 1880 naan,
Nbfnbrt-
No. 301-guero. Gictoria. $3.50 born,
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g. u. G. u. g. ga6n.

! u. 3. & 9. U. (9aupt-2inie).
Nnflinft-
SO. 9--9om Often. ......7:35 po-m
SO. Bonn Often. ...... $500 nod,r
ao: 10-gl 9afo IT, @eiten. 1880 nadlm
Nbfabrt-
SO. 10-gl 8afo II. @eften. .7:3O nafln
go. 10-Nab bem 9iten. 1890 naAnl
SO. 8-Nad bem 2item. .11.4O uorm
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-23
DIVIDEND

the regular quarterly dividend Of ? per
cent on the ". y. Quimbg s Co, tInel
guaranteed issue, will BE- paid the nth day
Of Aprii. The above stock IS selling for
sii2-l-2 per share, par value 81 90 which
nets the holder sra5 income on saoh one ham
bred shares. on tho nth day Of July, the price
Of the guaranteed issue viii advance to sL25
which win pay s6l0 On each hundred dol.
lars per year
w D DUMMY & COMPANY, Inc.
w. D. QUIMHY. Pres.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

Get your Easter gloves at perry's.
See tho special suit for $500 at Alb
bolts
Mems supper, Congregational vsstry
April 8.
Buy your Easter shoes and oxford.
at Tildens.
shirtwaist sale all this week at Tn,
Vaughan Store.
Il viii pay you 70 do your Easter
shopping At Faughan's
New Easter waists arriving daily
Paris shirtNaiat House.
r J.. Dsnnine went to Waterbury this
morning on a business visit.
See the white stripe and check dimities
for Zoe and lZ1ac nc YaHghan's.
W. H. Messer went to Randolph to-day
for a few days' visit with friends.
with Peary in tha Arctic" AZ the
opera house Friday evening, March 70,
First-elass repairing on watches. clocks,
lewelry Work guaranteed At Kidder's.
Harry Z. Ford Of New York arrived
in The city yesterday Tor a visit at his
home.
Harry Mcleod 81 Boston arrived ID the
city this morning for a visit with rela.
lives and friends.
Mrs Hannah +. Batehelder, who has
been visiting az the home Of her daugi.
ter, Mrs. Arthur q Lane, returned last
evening @ her home in Burlington.
Regular meeting Of boxers, Jumpers
and derrickmen's union to be held in
carpenters hall Wednesday evening 81
1880 o'clock Per order cor. Sec, Il. r.
Holder
Attention Is called to the advertise
ment Of the Barre Savings Rank & Trust
company 70 the absolutely nor. taxable
city 81 Barre school bonds which they
offer for sale The adv is on page
Of to.day's Times.
While the work Of Street Supt. De
Bruno Ia sweeping what Ice remains On
Main street, So that It via the more
readily melt, IS generally commended,
there i some complaint because tie
sweepings are not removed from the
street.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
the Congregational church viii hold is
annual thauk-oAerinr meeting Friday
afternoon al $3.50 o'clock az The Baraea
room Of the church Every lady Of the
church ard congregation Is cordially IN.
vited The thank offering viii be used
for home work
A meeting Of the Young mons Baraca
Bible class Of the Presbyterian church
win be held in the restry Of the church
Wednesday evening March g, at 81
o'clock, for the semi-annual election Of
officers. Sugar on snow wiz b served
aud social hour enjoyed Let al the
members attend this meeting, A. C0rdi-
ner, secretary.
Arthur ivan, aged two and half
years, son Of Mr.. and MRS Collins n
Daiiine q 25 Church street. died at 5
o'clock sunday morning after an illness
with diphthcfis and meningitis The
burial was made at o'clock Sunday
afternoon IN the Hope cemetery. The
mother and another child, a twin 81 Ar.
thur. are now sick with diphfheria. and
much sympathy IS expressed b. neigh.
h0rs and friends for the hereaTed family.
Mr. ana Mrs. nafline and family wish
to express their thanks for The kindness
ard sympathy shown them by their
friends during their bereavement.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-23
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES


Pair and warmers east winds, shifting
70 south.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-23
TALK OF THE Town.

Fun limo Of ladies' house dresses At
Abbott's.
See the new wash suiting in window
at Yaughan's
New house dresses just arrived. Paris
shirtwaist House
Read tbe advertisement Of Moore q
Owens on page 2
Cash paid for watches, diamonds, gold
and silver st Bur'a
Cut flowers and funeral designs at
Youneson's, Pearl street. Tel. 432-ll.
with Peary IN the Arctic at The
opera house Friday evening, March 3.
Last dance Of Wells series, Woodmen's
hall. Thursday. March "a; dancing to be-
gin promptly al eight.
The famous Canadian Jubilee Singers
and Imperial Orchestra at The First Bap-
fist church Friday evening, April You
SAINT 70 hear these noted black, but
eomely, singers
A class initiation Is to be held In con
ueelion with the regular meeting Of
Barre lodge, N. II. o. Fl, tonight About
fifty candidates from this paes and
Montpelier are expected to be initiated.
Refreshments served at close Of the
meeting.
A smoke talk win be held at the Vim
eitia club rooms Thursday evening. March
~ when William B Medlicott 81 Spring
field, Mass. an insurance man and g
lecturer in Harvard university, will Be
the speaker. Refreshments viii be served
at the close OF the talk.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04
The Little Homestead"

The bitterness of friendship turned
TO hatred is vividly portrayed in the
character of the william in THE Little
Homestead. Here is a man whose
soul is consumed with the desire for
revenge upon his one time college chum
for an imaginary wrong. His oath :
Wherevere you go. whatever you
do, | will be there in time to destroy
your happiness. / swear TO you that
sooner or later | will ruin your whole
life. - he tulflls TO the letter by rob
bing the young master of the little
hometead. of his own precious treasure
-hiswife. But in the cruel execution
of his vow, the villain works his own
undoing and finds his punishment in
death at the hands of a faithful little
cripple who has been devoted TO the
erring wife. The play is a charming
emotional rural drama in which the
characters are taken from life and set
in the atmosphere of homelike New
England. There is just enough com
edy. the right proportion of pretty
dialogue and sufficient number of
thrilling situations TO round out well
balanced drama of heartfelt interest.
Colonial Theatre. Thursday. October 6.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04
NAVAL ORDERS ISSUED
MANY OF Them OF Local Iuteres

MANY OF Them OF Local Interest
Among the naval orders issued yes
terday by the Department at Wash
ington are several of local interest.
The orders are as follows:
Lieut.. r. F. Dillen, from the Del
aware to the Naval Academy.
Lieut.. L. Cresap, from works OF
Z. W. Bliss Company, Brooklyn, n.
Y, to Bath Iron Works, Bath, Me-.
connection fitting out the Drayton.
Lieutenant Cresap's home is in An
napolis.
Lieut.. r. l. Berry, from the New
Hampshire to Fore River Shipbuild
ing Company, Quincy, Mass. con
nection fitting out the Sterrett, anC
command when placed in commits
sion.
Lieut.. NJ. NJ Frucht, from the
Georgia and wait orders.
Lieut.. F. r. Naile, from the Hist
to the New Hampshire.
Lieuts. w i. Culbertson. Jr., anC
S. c. Hooper, have been commission
ed.
Ensign H. NJ Bemis, from the Iowa
to the Georgia.
Ensign ". G. Child, from the
Georgia to the Castine.
Midshipman M T c. Kinkaid. when
discharged from treatment at the
Naval Hospital, Naval Academy, Il
the Minnesota. Midshipman Kinkaid' Z
parents reside here on Maryland ave
nue..
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04
Goes To Indian Head

Henry Burroughs, who for some
months has been employed in the
office of the Advertiser-R Republican.
severed his connection with that pa.
per today and left Annapolis per
manently.
Young Burroughs who has large
number of friends in Annapolis, has
accepted position at the government
works at Indian Head, and left today
to assume his new duties. He was
recently awarded a scholarship at St.
Johns College, but declined this to
accept the position with the govern
ment
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04
The Chicken NUISANCE
(Communicated.l

Mr.. Editor The people of our
neighborhood can sympatize with the
writer of the letter published a few
evenings ago in your paper on the
chicken nuisance.
For weeks we have been annoyed
by chickens entering our yards and
scratching and picking at flowers and
making our walks and frontsteps as
bad as any "hennery. We had come
to that point where patience ceases
to be a virtue, when that letter was
published. Our sympathies went
out toward the writer, and we were
glad that someone dare do the right
thing and protest against an imposi
ton. NEIGHBOR.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04
Oyster Supper

Don't forget the oyster supper on
Thursday evening, October Cat West
Annapolis. The oyster supper will
be given under the auspices of the
congregation of West Annapolis
Methodist Episcopal Church.
A delicious supper will be served
for 20 cents and there will also be a
sale of ice cream, cake, candy, fruit,
etc. Proceeds for the church. The
supper will be held in a vacant house
owned by Mr.. Sewell at West Annap-
oils.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04
Appointment of Substitute
Election Official.

| hereby certify that at meeting of
the Supervisors Of Elections for Anne
Arundel County held on Monday,
Oct Der 3rd. 1910 the following change
in election officials previously appointed
in accordance with section II of Chapter
456. Acts of 1910 was made.
Arthur Hammond of Odenton, vice
William H Miller, of Gambrills, as re.
publican clerk in the second precinct of
the Fourth Election District of Anne
Arundel County.
G. w. MUNFORD,
Oh Clerk to the Supervisors.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04
Personal. MENTION
Chronicle OF Those Who Come And GO
From Day To Day Bv Our Man
About Town

Miss Eva Medford has returned
home after spending two weeks with
friends in Calvert county.
Mrs. Thomas B. Gautier, who has
been spending a month at her home
on Cathedral street, has returned
to Hickox, Ca, for the winter.
Miss Bessie Sadler. of Park
Heights avenue, Baltimore, has re-
turned home after a pleasant visit
to Mrs. Oberry.
Among the alumni of st. Johns,
who have visited college since the re-
opening are Messrs. Ennis and War
field. '09, Kolmer, Anderson, Wilson,
Zouck Dean, Ruhl and Lutz, all OF
the class of 1910.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04

YOUR choice of scores of stunnipg
l styles in suits, coats. skirts, dress
es and capes, and 26S fabrics. We
have them all on show
The garments will be made to your
individual measure by the American
Ladies Tailoring Company, Chicago.
They will be made under the personal
direction of their famous designer.
Our filter will take all the measure
ments. We will see that you get all
the man tailored effects
We will ourselves guarantee the fit,
the workmanship and materials. See
this exhibit. Don't fail to see il. Al
most as low as ready-made prices.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04
A Quiet Marriage

At $50 o'clock last evening a
quiet wedding was performed by the
Rev w. F. Roberts, pastor of the
Maryland Avenue Methodist Episco.
pal Church. Mr.. Roberts united in
marriage Mr.. Norman W. Higgs and
Miss Helen E. M. Hardesty, both of
South River.
The Rev. w. F. Roberts performed
two marriage ceremonies yesterday
afternoon in the space of few hours,
an unusual thing for an Annapolis
clergyman.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04
DIED

GREELEY. On Sunday, October 2,
at her home. No. 216 Drake ave-
nue., New Rochelle, N. Y, SARAH
NOBLE BURLEIGH, wife of Will
lam B. Greeley, and only sister of
Mrs. Merriam, widow of Capt. G.
A. Merriam, U. S. N.
Service papers please copy"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04
Appreciates The Capital

A subscriber in renewing her sub
scription says:
Il don't want to miss Annapolis
news. You don't know what the Cap
ital means to people away from home
and how you run it so well and have
it so full of news is a mystery to me. E"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04
DON'T MISS 1T
Expert Marksman At The Lyric Tonight

y FN'' ~ n II
Everybody should see Corey, the
crack shot. an expert marksman at
the Lyric Tneatre, Market Space, to-
night. He is the special vaudeville
attraction, besides the good pictures.
No military man. no service" man
car afford to miss seeing Corey shoot.
He is a crack shot, and gives Won
derful exhibition of clever marks
manship, shooting cigarettes out of
the targets mouth and doing other
extraordinary stunts Of crack marks
manship. Don't miss it.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04

The Hebrew congregation of this
city are observing the Hebrew New
Year, and are holding services at
their newly purchased synagogue on
Duke of Gloucester street. All the
local stores of Hebrews are closed un-
til tomorrow evening.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04
Painting States Home

To Mr.. Samuel W. Brooke painter
and decorator, has been awarded the
contract for painting the interior and
exterior of the Governor Mansion.
The work has begun. Governor Croth-
ers intends to turn the Mansion over
to his successor in good trim.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04
Baltimoreaus Wed Here

At $50 yesterday afternoon at the
parsonage of Maryland Ave. NJ. E..
Church the pastor Rev. w. F. Roberts.
united in marriage Miss Annie M. Dei-
trich and Mr.. James H. Hill. Jr., both
of Baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04
Oyster Supper Thursday, October
9th. at West Annapolis,

A first-class OYSTER SUPPER will be
held at West Annapolis, on Thursday
night, October 9th, Tor the benefit of
the Sunday School and also to add to
the church building fund All are in
vited sow
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04
Property Sold

Basil and Saffield, auctioneers, sold
at trustees sale today for Bruner r.
Anderson a farm in the Third dis
trict. The property was purchased by
C. B. Pumphrey for 81, $50.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04
These Nav Wed Now

At the office of the clerk of the Cir
cult Court today a marriage license
was issued to Henry c. Stahm, wild
over. aged 50 and Mollie A Pheiffer,
aged IS. Both gave their residene as
Ralfimnre
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04
Boot of Misfortune.

Better be unborn than untaught, for
ignorance is the root of MISFORTUNE
Plato.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04

Iondoaers Use Many Matches.
Four and half million gross boxes
Of matches are used in London in
year.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1910-10-04

We are told that kind words never
die At any rate they are never talked
to death