Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, August 11, 1904, Image 2

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, August 11, 1904, Image 2',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn88065721/1904-08-11/ed-1/seq-2.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn88065721/1904-08-11/ed-1/seq-2.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn88065721/1904-08-11/ed-1/seq-2/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn88065721/1904-08-11/ed-1/seq-2/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

Evening capital., August 11, 1904, Image 2
About Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910

Image provided by: University of Maryland, College Park, MD

Image: of 4.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (6.3 MB)

Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.), 11 Aug. 1904. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn88065721/1904-08-11/ed-1/seq-2/>

Newspaper Page Text

Svening Capital.
Published Daily, Rxcept Sunday.!
W. M AbhoM, Editor and Proprietor.
Bntered at the Annapolia Foal Oftce as Second
Class matter.
0. F T*i.a*itoin. ... Jlo. 60
THR.■CAPITAL
la on sate at the b>ik store* of the city where
orders can be left for it* delivery to patrons
served to wibtcribera At 6 cents per week. 2
cents per month, and per year
You can have the Kvkmimo Capital mailed to
you when away city by leaving * your
name and addreaa at this office or at either of
the bookstores. Only to cent* a week or 30
cents a month, mailed to any addreaa in the
•Xni'ed States and Canada.
THURSDAY. * August Ml■ 1904
N->w we may ojien that barrel.
The lid in off the canqiaiKii at last.
The first campaign gnu ban been fired.
The war correspondents write the
letters, but the cenwirß do the rest.
Wouldn’t be a bad idea to adopt the
Perniaii method here for cure of drunk
enuess. That- in to nail the drnukard’s
ear to tho sidewalk. Only trouble
about this scheme is that other people
in town might find difficulty in stumb
ling over the drunks.
Tho Capital yesterday contained in
full the speech of acceptance of Judge
Parker. It is a masterly effort of a
masterly mind and doubly endears the
writer to the well-thinking peojile of
this nation which desires to elect him
its chief.
If, as it is proposed to prove, over
eight thousand Armenians were mas
sacred in Turkey within the last four
months, there certainly is years of
work ahead for the missionaries if
there is not a very strong reason for
immediate interference upon the part
of every (Jliristiau nation.
The difference between the morning
and the evening issuos is aptly ex
pressed in this fashion by a contempo
rary : “Humors in the evening, news
in the morning. ” —The Daily News.
Strange how the multitude clamor
for the rumors.—Cumberland Times.
Straugo, indeed. Brother. (
When the President gave tho glad
hand to the Igorrotes the latter were
clothed in something else besides
beads and their right mind. They
wore white trousers. The poor tilings
suffered, hut they had to wear more
than a ftpear when presented to the
“Great White Father.”
Captaiu (’has. H. Stanley, an evau
gt-list at Ocean Grove, is a singer as
well as an evangelist. Captain Stan
ley opens his mouth when he sings,
lie (hats not. sing through iiis nose. He
had his mouth open a few nights ago
singing a hallelujah hymn, when a
beetle flew in and the evangelist nearly
• tit iked to death. The meeting was
.- Mjiended until tho captain was lieaten
on the lack and the lieetle dislodged.
in his report to the Chief Entomolo
gist of the Agricultural Department,
Dr. Cook says of the Guatemalan ant
that “like the human inhabitants of
tropical countries, tho ants have the
habit of taking a siesta.” That set
tles it. The boll weevil is an Ameri
can product, alive to the exigencies of
the situation, and will soon catch on
by going on its marauding expedition
while the ant is wrapt in sinmlier.
• ■ "6 •
*Of the several notable addresses of
Judge Parker within a recent time,
one on “The Educated Man in Poli
tics,” which was delivered as the hon
orary Chancellor of Union College,
embodies his idon of jioliticni partici
pation, of the function of the true
politician and public leader —and this
idea is consistently ami strikiugly ex
empliticd in his own public life. In
the opening of his address he said :
’’Superficial observers of present
'political conditions, which too often
disclose local leadership to be in the
hands of men, who use the
power they possess to accomplish re
sults hostile to the public interests,
frequently assert that there is no op
portunity for the educated, thought
ful. unselfish and independent man in
politics, hut if snob persons would
only sound the depths of political his
tory the fact would be revealed to
them that whenever a great question
of public importance has arisen it has
been presented and championed
through the press and on the rostrum
by the educated thinkers of the conn
try. who, for the time being, are the
real leaders, ami uuder whose banners
the organization leaders hasten to
marshal their forces lest their power
be overthrown by the impelling force
of an idea. ”
“The impelling force of an idea” is
u phrase of characteristic power. It
is. aud particularly when taken with
the context, suggestive of the man. It
is almost a biography iu a phrase.
Judge Parker has been the exponent
of truth, of fearless and iudepeudent
thought aud of Democratic principle
iu politics. The impelling force of an
idea, the impelling force of lofty inde
pendence ,the impelling force of exal
ted principle fearlessly proclaimed
these have brought him to the fore
aud commaud of the great party of
the American people. He has uot come
through the devious path of small
politics. He has not come by chance,
by luck, by favor. “Political oppor
tuuities, ” appointments, State aud
Federal honors, have not been accepted
as aids or stepping-stones by him. He
is less the creature of circumstances
than any man now in public life. He
represents the triumph of a principle
resolutely and unremittingly pursued;
the vindication of the most exalted
idea of Democracy aud politics.
Public Sale
—or VALUABLE—
SMEAI ESTATE
1 HOUSES AND LOTS IN AN
NAPOLIS AND FARMS
NEAR ANNAPOLIS.
By virtue ol authority of the owners,
we will offet to public sale at the Court
House door in the city of Annapolis, on
: TUESDAY. THE 23rd DAY OF AUGUST, ’O4.
C IMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK, A. M ,
L the following property :
1. All that lot of ground* situate on
Francis street in Annapolis, v d , ad
joining the residence of Dr. H. Roland
improved by a
Two-Story Brick and Frame Dwelling House,
now occupied by Mr. John I. Strange.
’ 2. All that lot of ground lying to the
west of the above described property and
adjoining the same on one side and the
’ German Lutheran patsonage on the
other side, improved by a two-storv
1 FRAME STABLE, and now occupied
by Mr. Charles VV. Smith.
These properties will be offered sepa
rately and as a whole and will be sold
separately or jointly according to the
bids therefor.
3 All that lot of ground on Green
street in Annapolis, Md.. improved by
a two-storv and attic
ftrii’k Dwelling lloiim*.
now occupied by R. Connell, and ad
joining the property occupied by Mr.
Henry Graham.
4. All that track of land situate in the
Second Election District of Anne Arun
del county near Camp i’arole and ad
joing the projicrty of Luther l’almer,
formerly owned by Joseph lieartlmore,
consisting of sixty-six and one quarter
acres of land, improved by a
Dwelling House,
large Bam, and other Outhouses, and
well adapted to the growth of almost any
kind of crops, as well as truck and all
manner of fruits and vegetables.
5. All that tract of land situate in the
Third Election District of Anne Arundel
county, consisting of one hundred and
fifteen acres of land, formerly owned by
hichard Waning and later by Christian
Fochlitz, improved by a
Dwelling Ilonne,
and the nsual Farm Buildings. Conveni
ent to Annapolis, and conveniently situ
ated.
6. All that lot of land situate in the
Eighth Election District ot Anne Arun
del county, known as “Mount Pleasant
Farin'* containing one hundred and
seventy-six acres of land, improved by a
Dwelling llmine,
and the usual Farm Outbuildings, now
occupied by James R. Drury.
7. All tho*e TWO LOTS OF GROUND
situated in the village of Eastport oppo
site Annajiolis, number 220 nnd 22 1 on
John Duvall's plat of Eastport, fronting
on Chesapeake Avenue 85 f ee * anu
having a depth of 365 feet, without im
provements.
Full particulars in reference to this
propeity will be furnished on application
to the undersigned attorrncy tor the
parties, and references to the title furn
ished.
TERMS OF SALE : Cash on de
livery of deed, but a liberal loan on first
moitgage of any ot these properties will
be made to the purchasers by one or the
otter of the owners of the property.
Conveyancing at the expense of the
pui chaser.
JANE A. THOMPSON.
AMANDA T. ROE,
Agents for the Owners.
JAMES M. MUNROE,
Attorney for the Owners.
A. K. Starlings, Auctioneer. a3
UKO. L. FKNDLKTON. Foltcttur.
Order ot Publleatlon.
J. T. BRASH BARS, et *l.l No. 2#5 Equity.
vs. [ In the Circuit Court
| for Anuc Arundel
J. H. DOUGLASS, et al. J County.
To Joseph U. Douglas;, Chaa. tt. Douglass,
Laura A. Douglass, John H. Frances, George F.
Brown, Amelia Scott. George F. scott, Rva A.
Chase. Gertrude Smith, Mary Chnrch Terrill.
Sarah J. Audermm and George, her husband,
Ktnma Kelley ami John, her husband, Lucy Lane
ad lleary, her hushaiid, Kesiah Green and Boss,
her Uiisluiud. .Matti® Lane, John Lane. William
Lane aud Samuel Lane, lion- reeidents, defen
dants
The object of this suit is to procure a decree
for sale or portion of the real estate of the late
William Brashears, deceased, situated in Anne
Arundel Countv, Maryland, now known as
“Highland Hcai h of Anne Arundel County.”
The bill of complaint states that Wiltiam
lirashears, la te ol Anne Arvndel County, Md ,
was in bis lile time seized in fee in forty-eight
acres of land in said county by virtue of deed
and decree of the Circuit Court for Anne Arun
del county, dated the nth day of January, 1*69,
passed iu a cause therein pending between
Howard M. Duvall aud others, against William
Brashears and others, in Equity. No. J 59, (old
series.) That sometime in the year 1864, the
said William lirashears, departed this life in
testate and .ett Charity, his widow, now dead,
aud three children, Danial, Sarah and fellea
nora. all of whom are now dead, dytug intestate
aud left the following Danial leit his widow,
Mary now living, and the tollowing children,
William Brashears John T. Brashears and
Mary C. McFarland, farali left John F. her
husband, now dead, and the following. Sarah
J. Anderson. Emma Kelly, Lucy Laws, Kesiab
Green. Mattie Laue, William Lane, John Lane
and j-amuel Lane, as the only and sole heirs at
law.
That Joseph H. Douglass purchased two
thirds undivided interest in forty acres of the
forty-eight acres owned by Danial Brashears
and KUeauora Lane, and that atterwards the
said Joseph U. Douglas and Sarah A. cane,
divided lortv acres between themselves front
ing on the Chesapeake Bay shore, in the year
1 Sai,. that alter such division, the satd Douglas
sub divided part of the said forty acres into
town or city blocks and lots; sold tnatiy to var.
kius persons, namely; Chas. K. Douglass, Laura
A} Douglass, John it. Frances, Geo. F. Brown,
Amelia Scott, George F. Scott, Mva A Chase,
Mary Church Terrill, Gertrude F. Smith and to
alleged corporations, whose articles of incorpo
ration or the whereabouts of its records are un
known. That owing to the great and unequal
vulue of certain parts of the lands bordering on
the bav shore and other advantages, the prop
erty cannot be divided without serious loss aud
injury to the parties in interest and that a sale
is asked by the satd of the Court or a partition
in kind be"made, and that neither can be made
without the intervention of this Court.
It is thereupon, this tith DAY OF JULY, A.
D., 1004, ordered by the Circuit Court for Anue
Arundel County, that the plaintiff by causing
a copy of this order to be inserted in some
newspaper published in Anne Arundel County,
ouce in each of four successive weeks before
THKuth DAY OF AUGUST, A. D.. 1904,
gives notice to the defendant*, thereby warn
ing them to appear in this Court in person or
by solicitor ou or before the
30th DAY OF AUGUST, A. D.. 1904,
and to answer the bill of complaint and to
show good and sufficient cause, why a decree
should not be passed as prayed, and to abide
bv and perform such decrees or orders as may
be passed in the premises.
ÜBO. WILLS. Clerk.
True Copy, Test—
GKO. WILLS. Clef*.
FORESALE
One of the nicest little Karins on Balt Water.
Large new house, large orchard, beautiful
scenery; suitable for summer boarders. Nice
truck or tobacco farm, also one of the best oyster
planting shores on the river-10U yard* irom the
house. This place can be bought for lee* money
than the Improvements cost. K. F. WIKR. South
Hirer Poet office, Anne Arundel county, Md. j*
AN O&DXNANC2
IMPOSING A CITY TAX RATE
FOR THE YEAR 1904-5.
SgcTioii 1 —Be it established and ordained by
the Msvor. Counsellor aud ‘ irt-rmen of ttie City
of Anuapolis aud i.y the sutttnrtiy ol the
tame, t hat a tax of luu cents be, aud the
same la hereby Imposed on each oue-huu
dred dollars of the ttxsens&ule .property ol
the City of Annapolis tor the year nineteen
handled sad four aad live, to broiWted pair*
suant to the laws of the .- uv - ol sititoJ,
ami th ordinance* *ud ur-tn* --a th- evrpojas
Uon ~1 tite City ol Aulixpoli*
,'SCTIoa 2. - And belt established ar.il or JaffF"
rd by the authority aforesaid, 1 hat <Hi' oJ the
amount named to tl.e ttrst section *f t.na or ’1 -
dance, the sum Of twenty cent* In t* t*f
hundred dollars id Uie as-suable property oe,
and the *aine is he-sby Set apart lor the sink: ,*
Fund to pay the interest on the Duel- of the
Olty ol Aiiuapoli*, as required by the ft of
the General Axaambly ol Maryland, msmuu of
eight eu hundred and ninety--our and dgq
tuen hundred and ninety-six and uiUcLCh
hundred
bar-riot* a.—Aud be it established and or
dained by the autnarity aionwald. Hurt it
shall be the duty of the Collector and Treasurer -;
to collect said sums so set apart for the several
making Fuads aud to keep sep-rate the iwi-ipm
and account* thereof, and deposit the same to
the credit of Hie bulking Fund u the a.mmpolip
savings iusUtuU.iu as required by its- sever*
ordidanins reiatliig to and providing for sain
several bond issues and to ro. ei, ■- o t ace >nnt
thereof nothing ut current mouci •>! the ou’■ too
Stales, and ilsatll Ue tlie du’r Of the i*>liei t--r
and Treasurer, and he is hereby directed to
esprww upon Uie and l it Md- for the present
.. ear.that a-vrMv tv.o .eu * • aeh one hundred
tiOliUD UICB’U- MW tlU’ifitllsLHj fXJVUM* v*f tllfc
city, and el, lit cents ou each 01 linudrv'l
dollars l in t’w taking Kun l an I -d ceals t>
, HCh #HU lo pay iM reof is lor the Making Hid j
lor Ui. it> .uent ol the bouo issues as autboritt •
•si by the Acts of the general A--*embly of j
.Maryland, ma-ion- of 1H;*1 and IBHH.
Skctioß t-Au.l lie it further established an J j
ordained by the authoritv aloresuiu. i'liat tin* j
ordinance shall take cuevt from the date of
its passage.
Approved Jnly tl. MS*.
bAMUKL JONKb, Mayor. |
Test L. H. CLAYTON. Clef a.
Notice to Creditors.
NOTIOK IS HRItKBY GIVKN. ThattlH. sub
scriber, of Anne Arundel county, luw ob
tained (tom the Orphans' vkMtrtol Anne Arun
del county, in Maryland. >
ou the personal estate ol CAKLIK MAY MOolts,
late 01 Anne Arundel county, deceased--
Alt lemons having claims against the deceased, '
are hereby warned to exolbit the same, with the
vouchem thereof, to the subscriber, on or beiore
THK 6th DAY OF FKBHUABY, 1906. j
They may otherwise, by law, be excluded >
from all benefits of the satd estate. All persons I
indebted to said estate are requested to make j
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Jud day of Aug
ust, 1901.
DANIIL It. itANDALL.
g IxecuLor.
Notice to Creditors.
NOTICH is HRRBBY GIVB. that the sun
scribe; of Anne Arundel Co., has obtained
from the Orphans’Court of Anne Arundel coun
ty, in Maryland, letter* testamentary on the
personal estate of KLIZABH’II M FKANKLIN,
late of Anne Arundel Co., deceased. AH persons
having claims against the deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
6th DAY OP FIBHUAKY, 1905.
They may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefits of the said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9ud day of Aug
ust, 19U4.
MAltlA C. FKANKLIN.
g 2 hxrctitrix.
Notice to Ureditors
NOTICK IS HKKBBY GIVF.N, That the sub
scriber, ol Anne Arundel county, has obtained
from the orphans' Court of Anne Arundel
county, iu Maryland, letters ol administration
c. t. a, on the personal estate 01
LAUKA V. SANDS,
late of Anne Arundel County, deceased.
All persons having claims against the deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the sau>e, with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, ouor beiore
the 16th day ol JANUARY, 19U6.
They may otherwise, by law, be excluded from
all benefit ol the said estate. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to maxe im
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this lstth day ol July.
19. M.
NICUOLAS U. GUI IN,
Administrator, c. t. a.,
7 19 of Laura V. Bands, deceased.
Notice to Creditors.
MOTICB IS ÜBKBBY GIVBN, Ttat the sat
kv scribcrot Anne Arundel county, nas ob
tamed from the Orphans’ Court of Anne Arurdrl
county, iu Maryland, Letters ol Administration
on the personal estate of
JOB SMITH,
late of Anne Arundel County, deceased AH per
sons having claims against the deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with the vout hers
thereof, to the subscriber, ou or before the Hard
day of December. 1904. They may otherwise, by
law tie excluded from all benefit of the said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are reqnesteu
to make immediate payment.
Given under my uand tuts iilst day of June
1904
W. 11ALIAM CLAUDB,
Administrator.
Pit Mouth Street, Annapolis.
Notice to Creditors.
scrtber, of Anue Arundel county, has obtained
from the Orphans’ Court of Anne Arundel couuty
In Maryland, Letters Testamentary on the per
sonal estate of
WILLIAM 11. BOUKKK,
late of anno Arundel County, deceased. All per
sons having claims against the deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with the vouciuy*
thereof, to the subscrihei, on or before the Ist
day ot octotier, 1904. They may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit of the satd estate.
All persons Indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given nnder my narnl this 99th da; of March,
1904.
MAKY I. BOUKKK.
Kxerutrix.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice Is hereby given, that the subscriber, ol
Anne Arundel county, has obtained from the
Orphans' Court of Anne Arundel county, iu
Maryland, Letters Testamentary ou the personal
estate ol FREDERICK KULLMAN, lateol Anue
Arundei touuty, deceased. All persons having
Claims against the deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof,
to the subscriber, ou or before the .
2nd DAY OF BBPTRMBBR, 1904.
They may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all lieuefit of the said estate. All fiersons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment
Given uuder my hand this Ist day of March,
IQO4.
ADELINE W. RULLMAN,
j 2 Executrix.
Notice to Creditors.
NOTICK IS HKKKBY GIVEN, That die sub
scriber, of anne Arundel county, has obtained
from the Orphans' Court of aaue Arundei coun
ty. in Maryland, Letters of Administration on
the personal estate of ARRII ANNA WILLS,
late of Anue a.rundel county, deceased. All
persons having claims against Uk deceased, are
neretiy warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before
THK 17th DAY OF AUGUST. HMR
They may otherwise, by law, t*? excluded
from all benefit of the said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make lm
mediate payment.
Given under our hands this 16th day of Feb
ruary, ISAM
SARAH ANN BOSToN,
Administratrix, Aunapolis, Md.
NOTICE TO CRKOITOKB.
Notice i# hbrkby oivkx. That the subscrib
er, of Anne Arundel county. has obtained from
Ibe Orphans’ Court of Anue Arundel county. In
Maryland, letters of administration on the per
sonal wtate of JOHN U. KANDALL, late of
A. A. County, deoeaaed. All person having
claim* against the deceased, are hereby warn -
ed to exnioit the same with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before
THK - Bth DAT OF JANUARY. 1906 *
They may otherwise, by law. Ik* excluded
from ail benefit of said estate. All persons
Indebted to said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this *>th day of
JULY 1904.
3TBFUBN H. KANDALL.
Administrator.
Sodley Fostofflce. ]3b
OCT IT AT —Carrel Hall, Maryland Hotel.
f 4 Smith'H Buffet, Bodil'k.
C*>edderburn
RYE
■ - . *#*■ xgrr* ■ ■ ' %
- v - v.
v ; 1 f'i • 4 •
V"
The Co.
sole, ow n e r s
- B A Iy T I M O RE, M D.
~.'K* fef 1 -
—4—
'<fcf .v *• t * 'Y *• • ••;• • *'.•*
Charles A. Crandall, 112 Main St, Distributor
% ti.
i A? /*( '/ ", \ f ' -Jf'. ji jfejjfe/-'
?■ fu *{ \ ‘ '1 r*M
%r > ; '
ff ■ . ■ .-s L. j
tear* in,. m§
fsts coaster styles 1®
The Swell Shoes of the Season
Right herris where you’ll find them, Sir.
Patent Kid, Patent Colt, Vici, etc., are the favorite leathers.
Handsome new shape lasts; tne new Military heels and all
the New Spring Kinks. Every size.
$3 50, $3.00, $3.50 < SI.OO I* I lie priecs range.
The Man who takes pleasure in wearing line, smart, well
fitting Shoes will find here exactly the Shoes he’s looking for.
BROOKS (STbARTON, SlTok^s.
i'linreh Stre>(, i*ua|oll, Hd.
Whiskey and Beer Habit
PERMANENTLY CURED BY
“ORPINE,”
ABSOLUTELY SAFE. SURE AND HARMLESS.
Physicians pronounce drunkenness a disease of the nervons system, creating a morbid
Craving for a stimulant. Continued indulgence in whiskey, beer or wine eats away the
stoiyach lining and stupefies the digestive organs, thus destroying the digestion and
ruining the health. No “will power ’’ can heal the i:ill ;tncd stomach membranes.
“ORRINE” permanently removes the craving for liijuor by acting directly on the
affected nerves, restoring the stomach and digestive organs to normal conditions, improving
the appetite and restoring the health. Can be given secretly if desired.
Cure Effected or Money Refunded.
Ask your druggist whom you know what he thinks of ORRINIS; he will indorse
OUT statement? as truthful in every respect. If ORRINE fails :a cure we will refund
you every penny paid for it as cheerfully ns we took it.
No Sanitarium Treatniont cr Publicity!
No Absence from home or loss of time!
Mothers, wives and sisters, you cannot cure those who are afflicted with this mo*t
- terrible of all diseases by your fervent prayers, or eyes red with tears, nor by your
hope that they may stop drinking. It can be done only with OKRINE. You have
the remedy—will you use it ? If you desire to cure without the knowledge of the patient,
buy ORRTNE No. 1; if the patient desires to be cured of his own free will, buy
OKRINE No. 2. Full directions found in each package. Price $1 per box.
We will gladly famish a treatment free of cost to any physician
to demonstrate that Orriue is a positive specific for drunkenness. v -
All Correspondence Confidential.
For free book—Treatise on Drunkenness and how to Cure it—write to
THE ORRINE CO., INC.. WASHINGTON, D. C., or call on
FELDMEYER BROS.
twwmwttwi i>ffiHtftriniiin'nifri hhhwti *■> .
R. R. MAGRUDER & CO,
DIALERS m
Groceries, Provisions, Meats,
...POULTRY. BOO*. FRUIT*--
tmamrt, Siosswan, Wosdsmn, Timm
* am WOOL > IMOEI SEEDS. > TMAOOO m musl
fsnntd floods In Bndloss Variety.
'HATS AM) VCQETABLES FIESB IVHY MY.
GASOLINE.
Dmytkinf that i found m e Antf-ulaw Grocery Store
At the Lwt Price a.
BRANCH STORE —OK MARYLAND AYE.
R, R. Magruder & Co.,
It nd 18 OmMI Strut, - MKIPQUS.
THE AmPOLIN
Savings Institution.
OPEN DAILY
(haiidaysand Legal Holiday* excepted,!
From 9 a m. to &p. m.
OPEN TUESDAYS 4 SATURDAYS
(Legal Holiday* eaceptedj
From 4 p. m. to 6 p. m
BOOK BINDER:
Work neatly done. i>rcp a postal card to
K.U GiUIXO,
Box 813, Annapolis, Md.
LADIES.™
LmilLVlcoMpouiiD.
IDSSSirEXSJ^F&B&IX*
==r
H. R. TIME 3CHBDUI.BS j
VIA ANNAFOUB JUNCTION
Oaliy gxcept tiuudave tiuuday*
i m >m ui lim l>“ * *“ F“*
Lve. Annaplte— 7 16, 8 sft. 11 4X. 4 *), I s i 1 * ? ?"*
Ar. Wash r —8 BU, , l*.6M,
Ar. BalUx .—8 3U, ill XU. IX t*>. 5 45. I * ° * **
aua a m (i ui pui i* xu atupiu
Lee. Hallo. -8 A), 9 Wl, 1* UG. | 9IW. 640
cvc. w XL. —b* o, 9 an. i uu, o wj i 8 :u, t> Skt
At. AtmSp'iS—V XU, IU 40. 1 #l. Its I it- 1 *>. <tß
Trains leave Cauidcu sml Ml. Koyal Slalious Bal
timore. Note additional service.
‘Daily. rDaily, except Sunday. JSuudaj* only
Westward. Lv. ML Koyal Lv. t atudcu
Chicago, via Pittsburg.. **s.4B a. si. *IU.W a. M
C Ulca_o, via Newara.... *t>.ll I*. At. *0..-° 4*. At
UkU.aaLliMUii'...... *8.46 A. At. *B.u> A. at
emu. <M 81, Louts...- •tttl'. a. *a.ii r. ai
Cuiu. a i. iA*uia —, *id.s. r. at. *it.iu l. At
I'iusbnrg - *8.48 A. At. *4lWk A. M
Pittsburg a Cleveland. —*'''•**’ t‘. Al
Pittsburg *ll.aa i*. M *11.41 t’. m
Coteluuus A Whig *t.lo I*. At. %.:*) T. -U
Trams "e.very Hour ou the Hour" ironic arnueu
station; Hourly service lium -Mount uoyal la-
Uou to Wasnmglou. wuli Pullman service.
4 i. i.wmi . IMII ....•••••••. tj.W.l A. M
A aaiuugnm axprees.... *li.UO A.-VI. *t*.lo A. .u
Vuaatu„loii Total to.** A, At
V selling K>U Lx pres* ... ti.lli At. Ti.A) A. At
Aasiungton L. press.... ti.jOA. At. fe.tw A -VI
A xeain„.ou i-ocal *B.uo A. Al
d asUiuglou Lvprose.... *6.4.1 A. A. *3.UI A. Al
vv asking tou ivxprose.... *y.45 a. .a. *4n.Wi a. ai
\\ selling lon 45 unu LXp....tlU.st> A. Al. tll.Ui A. At
•• •• tn.a# •• tumwNoou
VV asUUigiuii Local t1X.05 NowM
WasUiUgtou Lvpiese.... til. 48 I*. Ai. Tl.lW I*. Al
“ - n.b-iT.M. UW f. *
Washington Kxpress.... **.44l*. At. *a.llu P. M
WasMihglon Local tli.io P. Al
*• Lx press, ti.UU I*. Ai
Washing ton 45-miu t,xp. *4.U7 l*. M. *4.is I*. Ai
Mxprcss.... ti,;>6 I*. Al te.lA) P. Al
Washington L0ca1....... ?0,d5 i'. Al
WaMbMgtOtl Lxprces tO.uu I*. At
Washington Local ti> lo f. M
Washington Duprees.... *o.lti I*. Ai. *u.. *. At
Washington Lxprcas tn.jo V. ai. t, .ou t\ Ai
WBUin o iou Lipreos *6.*JO I'. At
A aalL ‘ u#y, Luu., ” 45-ui. *B.IU t‘. -d. *e.*> l*. At
IV ashing ion Local *lo.uc T. At
Washington Lxpress.... *10.56 I’. M. 11.10 T. Al
VVaataio;tou ivxprces.... *11.13 r. At. *11.41 T. At
Lap. suu.. |iu.iu I*. Al. |1X.15 T. Al
Local Suu |i.U5 I*. Al
Waabiuuton Local suu.. ........... *0.40 T. Ai
A'Ot.Auuapous, AU. Koyal Staliou, ti.so, *8.15
A. AL Camueu BUUOU. Ts.oo, *B.OO A. At., .tIS.Oo
uouu, t4-UU, j 0.40 auu 0.u0.r. At
LCaVKCAAUAiV STATION.
Kor Kreuericu, n.&t a. Ai., jo.uo, J'J.ls anil
tIU OO A. Al., TI.AS, f 0.50 auu o.ao r. Al.
tor W iucuesler, t7.au A. Al. to.Oe auu t1i.50 I’. Ai
tor ts.uo a. ai., tu.ou, t4.uu I'. At.
Tor AUlicolt City auu Alt. Airy, ti.U5, js.io A.
Al., tl.s, tS.SO, *0.510, *o.aa, *11.45 4'. At.
Tor Curtis Lay, to.as A. At.
Tor Luray, Ait. ttoyai suitou, ri.44 T. Al. Catu
deu stauou tu.o4 T. jj
KOIAL LLCH lint TOU NHW AOltb AND
TUILAJALTUIA
Kasltvard. Lv. oaiuueu. Lv. Alt. Koyal
Sleeper *8.51 A. At. *>.so A. At.
sleeper auu Dmer *7.65 A. Al. A *s.uu A. At. C
riuuot i'arioi ex...... ro.oii A. Al. t 0.54 A’ Al.
Tartor, Dmcr .... |5.5a A. M. jU.5i a. At. C
l urlor,Diuor ex. ... rii.so A. Al. ni.u4A.At.
Tanor.Dlucf *l.oo T. At. *1.50 V. At.
•'ttoyai Limned," itxciusive rullmau Train, Lul
led buioaer, Tanor, ooservatiou aud lomlug
C'ar__ *s.tb T. At. L *8.58 4*. At.
Coacltaa, 4‘ln;a. ex. t 4.50 4*. At. t 5.00 4*. At.
Tanor, Dliu r *O,OO 4*. Al. *ti.oo I*. Al. C
ToacUee to TUlla.. *O.OO 4*. Ai. *0.05 I*. At. C
Sleepera *la.,io A. At. *1a.44 A. At. C
LocalSlerpers .lor Acw lurk ready lor occu
paucy lu AU. Koyal staUou al 10 4*. M.
a, lor Aliaulic City week-days, L, lor Atlantic
City daily. All trams stop at VV iliumgitou, "C”
stopa M CUeetcr.
Lv. Caiudeu. Lv. Alt. Koyol
i'UUadetpliia Accuui.... *8.05 A. At. *B.IO a. ai
4'Uiladeipuia express.... ta,sU4*. At. tc..k> 4*. Al
4’uilaueipliia *■ T 4.00 T. Al. t 5.00 4*. Al
Slug or ly tu.lsl*. At. to.au 4*. At
i’UuadeipLio accoiu.... Jo.lo 4*. At. jo.lo 4*. Al
Ticket Cilices N. W. Cor. Charles aud Saiato
gu streute.il. At. C. A. LlUg.,>sao s. Lrouutvay,
All. itoyai suitiou or Caiudeu staliou.
D. L. AlAltll.V, Vigr. l ass. ITullic.
C. VV. LassL 1 I’, UuU. Toss. Ageup
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Kdiudule lu uUocl Alay id, 1004
Traiiia nrnvc at aud depart irom Annap
oii via A., W. isc Ji. K. K., cUauj*-
lug cars at Odeutuu.
TRAINS LKAVK ANNAPOLIS.
*i DATS. eum> V
Am am amPmam pm
oiutve ADOipo.lt 716 855 114X480 8 40 6 35
ar WMdbIUMtOU 8 40 1010 1 Al 7 IV.O 16 7 16
Arrive I VM.A. V. tit’U, 8 50 0 58 i 06 6 55! 0 6v 0 56
JMltul Uuloj “ 8J6067 1 10 5 3.1 161 640
j Calvert •* Bdo |
AUMIVM AtHAPOUt.
v i Calvert at’ll, 181 BSO 8 M
AAiUu 1 L nlou “ 7 50866 12*10 031 850 tilft
ITa.AT. •• 741000 otnl 400000
LV Warding too 74u 8.6 u la To 54 I s 616 40
ar aoiLtpodr, a*ulo 40 4„o 7 0 | . M 7 0.1
Tor PbUadoipma, Now Pork, ana ,uu Kart
cuaagiutf at CdeuMia. 7 X 6, 866 1] 4X a m . aud
*JiP. U. Suuday 840a ut aud 616 p m.
. „ PCM UOSTOM.
OoloulMl Mxprora, week-daya, wltii throog*
PuliOutu Kuilet Parlor cars and VestlOun
paarongor Coaodor, leaves C uiou Station, tiau
urnpro 840 A.M. toouueotlou teavo2 auiW
aa7l6 A. M./; arrived Horton ivla Utoataei
Mary and Uoutei 830 P. M. '
a £srLlUp,oße.daiiy.ieaverCnlon btatiot
O I A s r, . vw , 1 ' ilw,l L 100A. M. Puilnuu.
VMtlble Kudol sleeping Car tdround to Kor
om rer waov amo mouth.
Leave calvert station, Lai amor e, arloKowa;
Mnr WllH* , m a * Ujrtl,, i UMI t,UUoU 4.44 A. Bi.,
tor vv Uilatnspurt and Lock Ha ven.
8 I Caiou station B.&J a. m..) daily ,
(or Tntrburg, ctucago, cincinuatti lajuia
vuie aud at. Lotur; Rochester, Ludaio
tdagara paiir. lama Haven, and kaae, week
S-* 6 4- tdou station at M.6‘J a. m.) daily
tor uuflalo (via kiuponuin J unction.)
1 L,4 iUnion otatlou 12. CO a, in. .1 daily Tltte
burg and Cleveland; Keuovo, Williams tain
and Kimlnt week dayr.
11.4ba. ia. (Union station 12. cu in.,i .tally
4uallied PittaWurg. Cdlcago, Cleveland,'! oiedo,
Detroit, Cincinnati, si. igmlr,
llrom Unlot ‘ 8*alon), tor
c j^' ill ®i arnvuie, (VJa .Cincinnati
and Loturvtdey, indianapoUr, st. Louis and
If ••
(toMB Union station) lor Pltle
burg, Uncinnali and tit. Louie
B *.®V union station; (or Ku(
ddo, (via (emporium J auction)
M,4d p. m. (Union citation w.ou p. m. ) pitta-
wJUT?** 0 ’ Cincinnati, tit.
Lluim, Wuuamrport, aud Buiiaio.(vU Kmpcr-
U “ i-Onkio, Rociieater, rie, Luualo.
• . ai d * u J- except Saturday.
AjL p. m. ,1 daily,
PUamurg, Chicago, Kunaio, Kocheatei Niagara
Taila. ana Uric. Cieveiand iioepv
Tor further information ad drear H.iLNewbold
Agent tioutbeaatern ciatnet, oor
t**p mud u Mas.. War ding ton uu.
w • ff-ATtrsauar. jTit Wood.
Tass. T rallic Manager
H*o. W, Korn, tien’l Pare. Agent.
Vesten fflarjiaul Railroad.
TAkiNL JtTPJtCT JUNK IW. 1901.
Trains leave UlilentiUtlonas.ioliows:
DAILY.
L3O A. M.—Taet Mall, Main Line, N. aud W. h.
iL, aud Ide Soum aud ex. Sunday P. V it U.
LUauiOeraburg, Atarliusourg aud Winchester!
9.16 A. Mw—Pen-Mar Kxpreea. (Pcu-Mar.)
llJbr.M.— Accom. lor Union bridge.
DALLY KkCUPC .tiCNDAY,
7-hU A, M.—York, b. and U. Div.; and main
kuiory Drove, Carllale and U.
*** bine, tidippeneburg, Frederick,
u. * w * H “• K* btkiou.
UmouLridge, York, .Uellysburg.
M*“Acowu iur ihii&ury Grove.
4-45 P. M—Accom. (or Kmory Grove
Mounl *u* RAp. (Parlor Car) also
* ur 2f ork “* d u - Dfv.
4-16 4*. M.—Express Mam Line Pomie. also Tred-
ddippeneburg.
~Rap. lor Giyuuou. Accom: (ms*
youu Union Uridge.
Axpreee, Towleeburg, Uamp
sleaa, Ureeumouut, Alesia. '
ior Rtnory Grove.
Acoum. lor Union bridge.
e .tB P. JL—Accom. ior Kmory Grove.
bL’NDAYti ONLY.
M.—Accom. (or Union bridge and llano
„L3OP. JL—Accom. tor Union bridge.
4J6 P. M,—Accommodation lur Alesia.
*4’ickeU and baggage Offlce, N. K. Cor. Charlm
and Lex mg tod sueeia,ballo.
!, Ail trains atop at Union Station, Pennsylvania
Aveane and Taitou and Walbrook (North Ave.j
Blaliona.
# > b. H. G Rig WOLD p. M. HOWTLL,
L Oann.Traffic Mgr. Oen’l Paaa. Agt.
| 1
; ANNAPOLIS and WEST Ei\'r^
rue s.r,;„v, w I
EMMA regime (,), ■
Will leave piei it. ■ u: • s, *'*.s
I* Anuupolo auu , 1
Mondays, WetincMl.,,. , ; " *
UIU-> At S A. 111., . „ „
Leave lor hivei i„
Leave Weal Kivci ivl ,
Leave Annapolisim i,,;; llllu;i .
Monday's and Ftitiav - 1 1 :
Kltoue (Over; u!,. '■
Ai outlay 8, i-* jo a. , ; “ l ‘ v t '-..
WeUnesday 5 lap
River; leaves ~ ' ‘
u., iayiorsviUe at jcv ' J r
Salutday’s .np exumu,. lt ,
\Vtrail; leavesapi.uiKim
Late between li.ili,n, uIL . v
lis, 4OCIS. Kouaa liij,, Uv ■
i* are beiwecn Annap.ili- a , ,
Laauuio s , 2ycis. cam
curston iickci irom Aniuj',,,,,.
Lauuingb, 2ycb.
t or luuiicr lutoiiualhui 5 . , , ,
at wUail or to Uic 11 ' ‘
TULCHt-Slr.k i,, MI .
I>lcf *<> ijgiu Mica, , . oh,,’,'/,.
CHtiAPtAU bltAdih,! U- . V!
oncbdpuhXT L lllt
Mlogaut Tosseugei nteun-n,
ia.UA,'' 10. ui,u lui.o j
iWAfuLK, Va. ...
ttkaiuaiaicavt lisuifil,,;, ..ai. , I
day, >at U.AO p. Ui., A.IU arfiv,. 11,1 >li
owiuiort at oa. m„ ii,i ‘ - I
wnaf. conuecOou is made Uu ' '* ' *■
yuLs ousts auu ooutnwu,,. '‘ * Ut * u ' ! -< I
YdflU irClVcf Liiir
Elegant Passenger owaniets a
iiuoru. lorvvasl i*UIN T x ‘' I
steamers leave tiaiuiuoro ,u,., ‘ ' |
day) u. b p. iu„ auu u..., v ' u -- i
7 AOa. in. anu Kli Unioud si 1, , lu: * i> *.
steamers leaving n.utmiorj '
Wednesdays ana Tridays, a..,, , J
Poiut luesilays. tUursitays ana 4,’,'“* ’’ I
at ulouoosier TOllll auu Aiiuiu iu . -
steamers leaving tiaitUuoreou 1 utvl ' -
days and Saturdays, and , 1 „ liu ' 1
WodiMMUays aua Fridays, .-an t 1 “ ll ‘ “ u u
Ciy Point (woattaei petA.m.ug. ; * Uk ■
steamer* leave Baltimore uoui 1 ,,,
Light otrees rtuai.. .urv Ur ii .
points can ue secured, oos,.- - u
stale- room loseivc-u non. .... ' *' ■ .
hualiw, Gs*i.a A( k. mtilmiou ‘ I
Lie eteuerai odices, outi Ligni
isMUbKN FOHTRB, 1 ' ‘
>Teuera. Manager. It. J.oiusM
UUuOtai iia'
1. H. MOHANNKL. ii,u,„. , „\ '' “*
‘ -Mol ■
SEABOAKJJ I
Air Link Railway.
Leave Washington, Penna. K h. sun,,..
10 46 A. M. SKA Uo A III) m \
Omil.Y Tdrougn Pullman si,,
BouvlUe, ojnueciniK at ■ '. k , ■
Cate Dining Car Bleeper lu Atlanta,
7-30 R. M. BKAUOAKIJ g X I* it H -
UML.Y Solid tram hi A*'*-
a-a Tampa with Pullman Draamg „, ,l .‘“
t“ fc tlaSu. C<Ue C * n '’ “‘ t '°
410 A . M, LOCAL—To JViurMiii. 1;
. OAHJY Bom hern Tu„s„ . *’
let and lnlermedlale points.
W. K. OUMKLYN, (4. A T. (I
unice 14X1 Penna. Avenue. '
W. Washington, i>. c
ANNAPOLIS
Whisk & Broom Mfp. Co. I
Mmii n fH<*l ■■ r**m ol
Fine Brooms, &c.
Fine BroouiM r* ,\oh. 1,5,.
Ask your grocer for No. 6, or the Mother
in-Law broom—they are boss.
J. B. COOLAHAN,
ANNAROUS. MO.
4h| Tnai s M ■
Designs
" ' Copyrights Ac
Anyone sanding a skereh ami down i f 1, mr
quickly ascertain onr opinion free whether uu
Invention la prohahly patentahle. Tomnr.iuk*
tlona strict lyconOdnntial. HANDBOOK on Talents
* sent free. Oldest agenry for seenring I’Hh ii.
Patents taken through Maun A To. receive
> fpert/d notice, wtt hoot charge, in the
; Scientific American.
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largest !♦
. eolat ion of any aclentlOc lournai. Teriiis.
year: fonr months, 8L Bold by all newsdealers
MUNN gCo. 3 ®’*™--* Newfoik
Branch Offloo. 25 V St. Waablngton. I*. C.
r w v c -v vc vvsf
} promptly obtain T. S. and loi'iyn *
lESBH
r f Send model, sketch or photo of nivehie D for .
f (reereport on Tu'cntahility
' IK^S’TRADE-MARKS T*
■m&m
Woman
fiSSmwiX u
MARVEL Whirling Spf*
I\V!SiP’K>JMThe tww ud..i '**■
-
a ;wr irwnlst hr k.
* 11 he cannot supply the \i, n""■<!■/?: f.
* M4KVKL. acre (t no lei, r^\t
ether, hot send stamp for / /
illustrated l>ook-taiMl. (tgiTM V / J
(nil particulars and directionsiln- t 1 m
valuable to ladles. IM.4KV ICL tO. HL.„.,uiMT
# ark How, Mew Work. - -
n,
ffi^harrCV^^
' 4S..hs.° A jflteKSwHa*Always
j

Evening capital., August 11, 1904, Image 2
About Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Evening capital., August 11, 1904, Image 2 About Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

Evening capital., August 11, 1904, Image 2
About Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910