Evening capital and Maryland gazette., September 08, 1910, Image 3

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Kor Maryland—lncreasing cloudiness
with showers late tonight or Friday;
warmer tonight cooler Friday after
noon.
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Chief of W father Bureau.
Maximum temperature ,81
Minimum temperature 61
SEPTEMBEBgTIiIO ~
Sun Kises 5.42 a. m
I Sun Sets... 6.26 p. m
M nnN > S M<)on •* 8.49 p. in
( Moon South... 3.41 a. m
SNAP-SHOTS
Consistency is a jewel we always
admire-in other people.
—The average man is too busy
preaching economy to his wife to prac
tice any himself.
Many h fellow’s only chance to win
a girl lies in the fact that her family
are opposed to him.
Annajiolis Banking & Trust Com
pany opeu till 6 P. M. Saturdays
Plenty time to deposit your savings, t
—Pe sure you are right and then go
ahe; Don’t turn around see if
your neighbors are looking.
—True love has no greater test than
for man to eat free lunches in order to
take'll is wife out to dinner.
—Get at safe FREE from Annapolis
Banking ft Trust Co. open Saturdays
till 6 P. M. other week days till 4 P. M
—Starboarder—“I am a firm believer
in the theory that might is right.”
Hullroom— ‘ ‘How about strong butter. ”
—The softest powder puff in the world
isn’t as agreeable to the touch of a
spinister’s cheek as a three-day’s
growth of beard.
—The trouble with the man who
reaches the top is that ho seems to
think he is exempt from the laws of
gravitation.
sioo If it Kails to Cure.
Therein more Catarrh in this sectiou
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was supposed to tie incurable.
For a great many years doctors pro
nounced it a local disease and prescih
ed local remedies, and by constantly
falling to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable. Science has
proved catarrh to he a constitutional
disease and tberfore requires cousitu
tional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh
Ouie, manufactured by F. J. Cheney
& 00., Toledo, Ohio, is the only con
stitutional cure on the market. It is
taken internally in doses from IS drops
to a teaspoonful. It acts directly ou
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. They oiler one hundred
dollars for any case it fails to cure.
Send for circulars aud testimonials.
Address: F. .1 CHENEY <& 00.,
Toledo. Ohio. Sold by Druggists. 75c.
lake Hall s Family Pill for constipa
tion.
NHW YORK’S BIGGEST SHOW
“The Summer Widowers” at the
Broadway Theatre is the biggest show
hit of the season. This being the case,
the songs publised by Chaiels K. Har
ris for that show are attracting lots of
attention. Ever alert to get the best,
The New York Sunday World has se
cured the “rights” of printing one of
the best songs in the piece. It wil he
given with The Sunday World next
Sunday words and music complete.
tgftf FOR SALE,
HO USE AND LOT on Severn Avenue, the
el>A|Ht place In Ea.Ht|N>rL Store aJjoiiiing
House, Lot feet. House (i-rooms. Large
little, brick cellar, large summer kitolu-n, out
houses, sprlllir water. Apples. |eHfS. peaches,
cherries, ki uuos. Apply at NOVELTY STORE.
East (tort. Price away down. Bw-jl.
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED
Repaired and Packed
Work Carefully Bone at Moderate Prices
LOUIS M. HOPKIXSt
•.: Shipwright St.
Trial orders solicited s‘tint
ALWAYS ON HAND AND TO ORDER
HARD GRABS,
CRAB MEAT AND DEVILED CRABS
m 17- m
MRS. POPHAM,
Phone 595. lIS King George St
LOUIS GARDINER & CO
CONTRACTORS_AND BUILDERS.
Thanking my friends md the public fo.
their past patronage, 1 am now prepared to
furnish Drawings and Specifications free to
those patronising me, or I will furnish plans
and specifications and t>u|<erintend work at a
small per cent. Apply or address
•123-fim 113 MAKKKT STKKET.
RHOTOGRA RHS
MADE BY MACHINERY
Kor All Cuiiitnrrrlal I’nrpowi.
Souvenir Postal Cards My Specialty.
All I Need is a Good Photo
or the Negative to Work From.
From $2-50 Per Hundred L’p.
GKO. U. MERIiIAH,
•47 Ksit Gad Strt. t,
j> hS Jin Nov York < Ity.
FOR HIRE
By l>ay or Week
LAUNCHES.
Sail or Row Boats.
ALSO LAUNCHES FOR SALE.
tin account of lequireiuent* of the law
1 offer for sale aJI ray launches.
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WAGNER S.
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TAYLOR BROS.
Sanitary|
Plumbing & Gas-Fitiing
.Hot Water and .
Steam Heating
Pump Work.
139 Main St., Annapolis, Md.
Fstimate* CheerfiHty Given.
FT" All Job Work will receive prmnpt
attention. Phone, lod-y. Shop
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Tiiifi EVENING CAPITAL, ANNAPOLIS, MD., SEPTEMBER 8, 1910*
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A BEAL STORY
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“Beulah” To Be Seen Tonight At The
Colonial Theatre
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Miss Janet Waldorf, the beautiful
star of “Beulah,” returns to America
to appear in this new play of Miss
Ives, and it is generally believed that
in the character of Beulah, with its
wide range of emotions she has the
one part that offers her the opportu
nity of her career^
Shorn of its long philosophical pas
sages, the real story of “Beulah”
stands out strongly dramatic and the
author has adhered closely to the
story while writing an intensely in
teresting play. Few persons need
to be reminded of the proud and self
willed orphan girl, whose pride pre
vents her from accepting the happi
ness offered until it seems almost too
late.
The characters are well known,
the interest lies in the skill with
which the dramatist has woven the
various incidents together into a
strong and vitally interesting play.
Beulah, an orphan, made a protege of
Dr. Hartwell, a fashionable practi
tioner in a southern town resents the
suggestion maliciously offered that the
doctor’s interest masks his matri
monal intentions. Her pride hurt,
she rejects the physician’s offer to his
heart to disprove the gossips and she
nearly succeeds in wrecking her hap
piness.
But the doctor returns from an
extended journey and Beulah at last
gives her hand into the keeping of
the man who for so long has been
the possessor of her affections. Some
of tfe other character of the book
have been made into flesh and blood
beings, notably Eugene Graham, Mrs.
Chilton, her daughter Pauline, Fred
Vincent and Harriet, the aged serv
itor.
FAMOUS AMERICAN COMEDY
“A Geniltman From Mississippi” At The
Colonial Theatre Saturday Matinee
And Night
The Colonial Theatre has for its
offering on Saturday matinee and
night the famous American comedy,
‘AGentleman from Mississippi,’ writ
ten by Harrison Rhodes and Thomas
A. Wise, and presented by Wm. A.
Brady. Local theatregoers ore more
or less familiar with the merits of the
play, which is one of the most suc
cessful comedies produced in twenty
years.
The story deals with a number of
very ludicrous adventures of a newly
elected Southern United States Sena
tor, four little love romances and
much intrigue and political trickery.
A simple cotton planter from Missis
sippi is sent to the national Senate
from his state and the play opens at
the time of his arrival -in Washing
ton. Here he is met by a young
newspaper reporter, Bud Haines, who
impresses him so favorably that the
Senator makes him his secretary.
Bud is well versed in the methods
employed at the national capital and
saves the Senator from many pit
falls.
A shady land deal is engineered by
some politicians and the Senator is
compromised by his own son and
daughter, being induce 4 to invest in
it. He finds a _way, however, to de
feat the schemers and saves both his
money and his family honor. “A
Gentleman from Mississipp” is load
ed to the guards with uproarious com
edy and the result is a roar of laugh
ter from tLe first entrance of the Sen
ator too the fall of the final curtain.
William A. Brady will bring his
special cast here for this engagement,
prominent among whom are Robert
A. Fischer, as Senator Langdon, John
Butler, as the newspaper reporter,
and John Arthur, W. H. Townsend,
Arthur Ebbets, Thomas A. Irwin,
Ernest Evers, Frank Hartwell, E.
H. Bender, W’alter Pollock, George
H. Palmer. Emma Meffert, Leah
Beard. Jane Otley, Jane Fernley.Beu
ah W’atson, Lute Adams and others.
Severn Boat Club
An important meeting of the Severn
Boa Club will be held tonight at the
Club House foot of "Duke of Gloucester
street. All members of the Severn
Boat Club are earnestly requested to
be present.
LIFE A FJMNY ROAD
Man comes Into this world without
bis consent and leaves it against his
wilL
During his 6tay on earth his time is
spent in one continuous round of con
traries and misunderstandings by the
balance of the species.
In his Infancy he is an angel; in his
boyhood he Is a devil; in his man
hood he Is everything from a lizard
up; in his dotage he is a fool.
If he raises a family he is a chump;
if he raises a small check he Is a
thief and the law raises the devil with
him.
If he is a poor man he is a poor
manager; if he is rich, he is dishonest.
if he is in politics he is a grafter;
If he is out of politics you can’t place
him and he is an undesirable citizen.
If he is In church he is a hypocrite;
if he is out of church he is a sinner
and is damned.
If he donates to foreign missions, he
does It for show; if he does not, he Is
; stingy.
When he first came Into the world
everybody wanted to kiss him; before
j he goes they all want to kick him.
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! If he dies young there was a great
future before him; if he lives to a ripe
old age he Is siniply living to save :
funeral expenses.
Life is funny road, but we all like
to travel ii just the same.—Ml i Alice
. Donahue.
NUTS TO CRACK
Fine feathers at least make fine
beds.
Even with a square deal some of us
are bound to get poor bands. .
Many a girl who refuses to stay
single also refuses to stay married.
I
*The fellow who buries the hatchet
may still have a knife up his sleeve. !
There is no fool like the peacemaker
who interferes between husband and
wife.
A mail Is apt to 6et a pace in his 1
love letters that he is never able to
follow. I
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A business man’s leisure is simply
the time he doesn’t know what to do
with.
The minute a man begins to try to
save money his friends call him a
tightwad.
If there Is plenty of room at the top,
why do people who get there continue
to fall off? |
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Nothing short of a surgical opera- j
tlon would take the conceit out of
some peoplo.
Just because a man doesn’t want to
he a knocker is no reason why he '
iliould he some other fellow’s anvil, i
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A girl is never really In love until ,
she thinks more about a cerfaln man j
than she does about her dressmaker. '
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TO TRY ON YOUR FRIENDS
Coarse hair, a coarse mind.
A pouting lip means timidity. |
An open mouth, an empty head.
Delicate features, a refined mind.
A dry eye denotes a hard heart.
Full cheeks show a good digestion.
Full temples means mathematical
gifts
A pointed nose means a meddlesome
disposition.
Bumps on the forehead mean gnat
intelligence.
Thick, curly hair means great phys
ical strength
Compressed lips prove secretiveness
and acquisitiveness
A dimpled chin is pretty, but sug
gests feeble intellect.
A broad lace is a proof of self- as
surance and obstinacy.
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Thick eyelids, covering half the pu
lls. denote great artistic powers
TRUISMS
Because a woman is short on p*n
•aoney doesn’t mean that she will be
hort on long hat pins
You con’t tell by the way a man
treats his books bow he could treat
a book agent
When a young man doesn’t know
what to say he Is apt to say what he
afterward knows he should not have
. aid.
There are men whose lives are like
: n open hook, and others whose lives
are like a closed pocketbook.
Our national tune seems to be the
cartoon. —Judge
!)ep* nit vnur savings m Anna pulls
Banking & Trust Company. 3J per
cent, interest bank open 9A. U. to
4 P. M. Saturdays 6j P. M
ITHE NEW WAY |
Teeth Without Plate
AL *( I T 1
: | COUND TKETH will be yours ||
i; if you consult Dr. STONER, ; j
and have him treat the decayed j
y members before it is to late.
j 1 Our branch office in Annapolis j
! opened over a year ago for your j j
j|' convenience, where thousands of >!
|jl satisfied patients will testify
{! that 1 can positively save you |
j ! money with little or no pain.
; ; ThUSet of Teeth is Guaranteed for *l s rs. ;!’
Filling 75c. up. jj l
tt Gold Crown* and Bridge Work. $4 up. 1
PAINLK V 8 EXTRACTING. jj
I FITZGERHLD'S |
| Dental Parlors!
£ Main St., and Church Circle. |<
I DR. HARVEY MJTONER. Prop. |
;> Office Open Tuesdays and Saturday.
I j ilalto. Office, 121 Park Avenue.
DAVIS
Typewriter Ribbons,
(All Sizes )
Carbon Paper,
Stationery,
Newsdealer, &c.
A Complete Line of
Spalding Atheltic Goods, &c.
GEO. J7DAVIS,
' 74 Md. Avenue.
j Phan* 88-y
FURNISHED ROOMS
While you are iu town atop at the
Maryland Restaurant
168 Main St.. Cor. Andrews’ Alley.
We rent Rooms by the day week or month.
WE SERVE
Regular Dinner, 25c.
Soft Shell Crabs, Deviled Oral*. Hard
Mhell Crabs—Fish of all kind.
Everyhting Cookedto your Special Order
Metis Served it all hour*. Everything Elrst Clui.
S. Samaras & Bro
•Phoue ssn-v. id
Tickets gold at a spectn r vte
or meals served by the week or mouth
BARGAIN SALE THIS MONTH
> Be Sure to Visit the Shoe Stors of
M. KOTZEN.
38 WEST STREET.
SHOES
For M?n, Women and Children.
We are now offering great Bargains In Men’s.
I I.adies and Children’s Shoes and Oxfords, Also
a line of Gent's Furnishings.
It is the high-grade and serviceable wearing
qualities of all Shoes we sell. WO beg ot you to
bear In mind it is not the mere selling of Shoes,
, but to sell good Shoes—Shoes that we know
I will give satisfaction to the wearer is what we
do. We have always done so.
I Shoes and Furnishings now offered at special
, low prl< es. Presents given away with every
dollar purchase at
MAX KOTZEN,
alt 38 Wat St.
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P. CON ITS’
Confectionery Parlor
164-166 MAIN STREET.
A full line of Lowney’s and Headley’s
Chocolates and Bon-Bons.
All kinds of Home-Made Candies at Lowest
Prices.
Ice Cream Soda served with Crushed Fruit
gc. Sundies of all kinds.
Try our famous Merry Widow, Chop Suey
and Banana split Sundies—loc.
Our ICK CREAM is the best in Town—
; Strawlierip Vanilla and Chocolate >I.OO
per gabon.
Ice Cream Parlor Attached.
Phone 375-M. c c cs 22
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It Is Like Picking Up
money to trade here, and you don’t
have to come down off your high horse
to do it. The best people in town deal
with us, and know that they are always
sure of tip-top values as well as a large
Assortment ot new and attractive lines
to select from- We would like to add
you to our already large list of satisfied
patrons. Why not try us once?
NIGH IR GRADE, BUT ROT IR PRICE.
CHARLES WEISS,
AiinapDlis'Bist Liquor House,
8 Market Space.
Telephone 67.
I ANNAPOLIS SHORT LINE
Operated by Electricity the Entire Distance Between
Annapolis and Camden Station, Baltimore.
SAVING OF 15 MINUTES IN TIME OVER \NY OTHER LINE
THE ONLY LINE which makes the run between Bal
timore and Annapolis in FORTV-FIVE MINUTES
HALF HOURLY SERVICE.
From 6.00 A. M. to 6.00 P. M. cars will leave Cam*
dem Station Baltimore, and Bladen Street, Annapolis,
on the hour and thirty minutes after, then at 7.00, H 00.
O-00, 10.00 and 11.35 P. M.
All trains (on proper notice to conductor*'will stop
at any station to let oft passengers, or take them on.
on proper signal.
The running time between Annapolis and Baltimore
(Camden Station) will be 45 minutes from 6.00 A M
to 6.00 P M., after that hour, 50 minutes.
The first car will leave Annapolis, also Baltimore
(Camden Station) at 6.00 A. M., and the last car will
leave Annapolis at 11.35 P- M. also Baltimore (Camden
Station.)
Special Baggage or combination cars will leave either
t end on the hour and at 11.35 P.-M.
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Cars Leave Annapolis from Bladen Street Station
Cars Leave Baltimore from Camden Station CI3I
SPA-VIEW HEIGHTS
LOTS now offered for Sale by FRED W.
STEHLE, adjacent to Murray Hill, the finest
residential section of the city.
Beautiful Water Front Lots, High eleva
tions. No city taxes.
Prices range from $150.00 to $1,500.00.
Terms arranged to suit purchaser.
For plats and other information apply to
R. G. ELLIOTT,
Real Estate Agt.,
Phone 388 m. Arundel Building, Annapolis, Md. j
Special This Week.
I Sultana Peas, a can, .... lOcts.
\ > Marshall’s Kippered Herrings, 2 cans, - 25cts. I >
\ \ Skipper Sardines, a can, - - 15cts. J
% Armour’s Corned Beef, a can, - - 14cts. ;
I Armour’s Roast Beef, a can, - - 14cts. J
Campbell’s Soup, all kinds, 3 cans, - 25cts. ;
Prunes, 4 lbs. 25cts. ;
Hawaiian Sliced Pine Apple, a can, - 16cts. j
Hawaiian Grated Pine Apple, a can, - 16cts. ;
Laundry Starch, 7 lbs. - - 25cts. \
Parowax, a box, - - - lOcts. J
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EtOIN CREAMERY Main St J
BUTTER <f]lf Annapolis, Md. j
35c. per lb. Phone 44-v !
If Your Horse, Dog or Cow
/ S S/ O K
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CALL
DR. THOMAS G. CORNELIUS, Veterinarian,
Permanently located at A. H. Wilson’s,
: -.Ho. 185 West Street.
159 WEST ST.
RICHARD G CHANEY
THE LEAPING
Hiring, Livery, Sale and Exchange Stables
Of Annapolis and Southern Maryland.
THE FIRM OF K. O. CHANBT. 1> known by its careful selection of experience
and reliable employees
TEAMS of all kinds tor hire by day, week or month, including fine Saddle
, Horses.
BAGGAG BTRAN'SFEKRKD and checked from residence of patrons to any point
‘ Hauling to all trains,
I AUTOMOBILE OARAGE for storage, and Automobiles for hire by the hour.
- FIRE PKOOr STORAGE WAREHOUSE. Furniture and Plano’s stored, packed
and shipped to all parts of the world. Our furniture vans are the beet.
* ATTRACTIVE RUBBKRTIBB CARRIAGES, for weddings and funerals
We now have an up-to-date BLACKSMITH SHOP In connection with our other
Puisnes*. Repairing and Horse Shoeing a specialty. m
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablet*. Druggie ta refund money if it
* fail* to core. E. 'V. ÜBOV'B’H eigna
tux* v* on aac* ho* **•
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure
any eaae of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Pile* in 6 to 14 day* or
money refunded. 60c.