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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07
Mot1e- Need Net Apply

Tber= i Republican organization
in this city known 81 the Young
Mems Republican Club q rue. they
are glad 70 welcome al RePuh liesns 10
Membership; there i 10 general rule
70 gusge those who apply, a. i L not
3 social dub No strict criieri n a. 10
general social standing. high character
OF education i ever adhered 10 With
tasose who desire mem b=rship- Al
that hzs ever been zsEs5 i whether
ne i Republican ard HIS supported
the 9 O P Vel. Nj Mo1er hsd
lis name presented he i 3 representa-
tive Republican. indeed. known g The
boss q the county When the vote was
taken. Z the surprise Of 81, u tier
was turned down The : Z being sb u
tEenTy-seyeu against Motter 70 seven
for bis adn-ission- President BIrely. BE-
ing anxious 70 have al Republicans
admitted g members, and seeing 10
reason <hy Nj MO1teT SHOULD moi be
admitted left the cbzir and expressed
con-id rzble disgust 81 The action q
the club. The sheriff Of the county was
the ac-ive spirit against Motter, a-si-t-
Il By M Flemmiog. who declared he
was OF for MOtter's scalp: young
man By the name T Murray Vas also
n rsting foE gore Quite number Of
young Republicans refused 70 attend
the meeting. The club states that We
lington VIII hack them and THAI al
Frederick County Republicans viii
have 70 depend on Heffa-ers end -rSe-
meut If they expect any favors fion
TIE next admi is1rstion, should il =
Republican Wellington i ssid 10 be
ready 70 - them out. and insists that
Motier must turned down in Fred
erick County.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07

THERE i 10 idea upon the psr 0
the National Committee 10 withdraw
the name OF Mr. SeEsn from The ticket
IN please the Pop8lisIs- who recently
nominated Ws1sen- Nj. Jones. Chair
man Of the Committee recently sid:
-TBere i Dot the slightest possibility
ti'st NJ. Sewzu N-ill te Withdrawn by
The Nsiioosl Committee We propose
70 stand BY orr Nominees 20 The end
and vii enter into no agreement vii
the PopUlists. which hiss for il object
The defeat Of MI S=wall and the sd
vsDcemenI q Nj Wa1kiDs"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07
WAS FOR SILVER

believe the struggle now
going On IN this country and in
other countries for z single gold
standard would. If successful.
produce widespread disaster in
and throughout the commercial
world The destruction Of sill
yer and establishing OF gold as
q sole unit OF value must have q
ruinous effect on al forms OF
property except those improve
ments which yield fixed re-
turn in money. Il Is impossi-
BE 10 strike silver out OF exis-
tence as money without results
which viii prove distressing TO
millions and disastrous 10 tens
Of thousands ] believe gold
and silver coin 70 be the money
OF The Constitution indeed the
money Of the American people
anterior 70 the Constitution
which the great organic law
recognized as quite indepen-
dent Of lis own existence. No
power was conferred on Con-
gress 10 declare either metal
should not be money. Con-
gress has, in my judgment, no
power 10 demonetize gold.
JAS. g. BLAINE.
February 1878.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07
FREE SILVER GAINS
4 Leading Republican IN Mont
gomely County VIII Support
Bryan

A lester dated yesterday from Rock
vile. Is the Herald, says: silver seu-
tinl-nf j undoubtedly making coDsi0-
erable bezdEay with the Rep1 6llcan
farmers Of Montgomery County, aud
frequent announcements Of = change
Of political faith for this ysar are heard
from them This morning. however,
the sensation ~ the campaign occurred
by letter ir1u DeEaiG J. Willard. OF
Poale>v1lie. l. Tie -4dpJc1te, being Civ
en 10 The public He states his deter
mutation l. supp = Bryan and srgue
IL favor 81 Ire silver from tn farmers
standpoint
Mr.. Willard has for years been al
Iud8-uIlzl sid energetic leader among
the Republicans He b7S never sought
al Office. l. engaged n farming. and
stands high IN the estimation Of the
people OF TIE county, regardless Of pol
ItlcS- His leTI-T bzs caused consider
able Excitement among the Repuoll-
Gals"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07

The Judges sDd CLERKS OF election
for tie count! have been appointed for
the several eltclio1 districts - follows
the first named bling The Judge:
DEMOCRATS
!. L2ytonsville-Joseph n Pope, L
Reese kiDSey.
, ClarksoarE-George I. Linthi-
cum. N " Lewis.
} PSoleevllle-John II. Williams.
Laurence White
1 R.pckvIll-FIrst Precinct. Charles
Z GzrrsTt. ". E Ricketts,: Second
Preeinci, John B. Edmonstoue, N.
Don Knight
). Colesvi.l-willi4tn Z shaw, Al
fred c. Tclsou.
:. D2rDes1oNE-James y. Benton.
Edward L Hayes
:. Bethesdz-Rob=rr Wilson, WI
liam L Wilson.
: Olney-John 7. Bentley, James Z
White
2 Gzitbersburz-George ". Mems,
w W Wade
10 PoIom2e-M2son Hzvenner. Ed
gar r Perry.
Il Baraesville-J. Nestoa Eusuert.
Vim. T. Price
u DzmAscuS-Thonpson Williams,
MAc-141S EIcLlSOI.
Is. Wbe4t0D-Thomzs & Hardy,
George 7. DAVIS
REPUBLICANS
/ Laytop>vill-Henry &. Griffith.
James L Ayfon.
2 larksbUrg-Edward y. Sio-tle-
myer. Charles 3. MURPHY.
3. Poolesviile-James Carter. 4. B.
Helsbberger.
1 R ckyiiIe-FIrst Precinct, Charles
B. JOeeS. Edward ". Eoglani: Sc
oDd Precinct, Emmett Dove. Wm.
Wagner.
). Colesville-James T. Turner, VI.
s Representations F. Wade,
H A Waters.
:. Bethesd2-Richard L Doves. E.
L. kzuffuan.
5. Olney-Henry Il Miller, William
81. Harvey.
g. Gaitbershurg-Wm. r. Fulks,
Alvin T. Tracey
To- POtomsc-William t Lynch,
John H Harper
Il BarBesviile-Henry T. Black.
Edward D. Lewis
u Damascus = Washington Pur-
DUN, VIM. 7. Davis
l3- Wheaton w. Riley Decide,
Charles d. JudsoB.
DR.. George L. Cooke. of Phila-
delphia, Pa. and Mss Constantine
Albert were married at the home Of the
BRIDE, in Rockville, on Thursday of last
KeeE
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07
HILL Is STILL A DEMOCRAT.
In an Inspired Article the Albany
Argus" InfImafes That the
Senator VIII Support Bry-
an
February 1878.

Tie Albany argus. one Of The most
important Democratic organs of New
York State, his openly declared that
Senator David g. Hill will support the
Democratic Dominees, Bgyzn and
Sewall The argus is partly Owned
by Governor Roswell P. Flower. aud
viii endorse the Democratic National
ticket.
The sentiments Of Senator Hill in
relation TO supporting the regular can
didaies IF the Democratic party. were
sufficiently shown IN the speech which
he made 10 the United States Senate
Nay i, 1885, in reply TO the outrageous
attack Of Senator iIlIman on President
Cleveland, and On The policy of the adj
nIinsStTation in issuing bonds. In the
eourse Of his violent TRADE, Mr.. Till
man Threatened 10 bolt the Chicago
Convention il the event Of that BODY
adopting . gold standard platform and
nominating gold standard candidates.
) major Hill said:
ut the great council Gt Chicago spe scf1
adopt a platform, and UCEe51 The oonueya-
fSOE dd5Ouygss eUery loyal Democrat sciU
sICtgsg INFO line. Ih0g1e that Dzg friend.
The Senator frOn1 South Carolina. and
shall not part company az 0se doors
II the contention do not epesa kaosc
that I shall Be there az q deLe0dse 10
represent "a part the Democracy Of mn
.N1ke- 4 may b 20 h0n0rsd, and 4 NM
MT BE- bsn I sciU go there nth no
0sredk- 4 sciH 90 there Nth no menace.
4 sc'1N 60 there expecting to hare nv
say, 70 speak my senfEmenGs. and 10
abide By the result Of the convention
srlseH II shall Be ended
With this declaration on record. N
consistent with his whole political life
il is strange that Mr. Hill should he
pestered with newspaper men running
after him TO ask what be proposed to
90 and what he advises the party To
do. Let them read the Congressional
Record and if, after that. they are
still in doubt, let them attend the Buff
falo Convention. September Is. where
the Senator viii doubtless be and
where be viii take occasion TO an
n0unce that he lie still Democrat.
and 70 give his advice TO the assembled
delegates Of the Democracy Of the
State as 20 the wisesf course 20 Be pur-
sued in the present extraordinary
crisis.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07

FIFTY THOUSAND vii probably Dc
the round figures which viii express the
msjoriiy Of Joseph r johnson. Of Ala
bama, the Democratic candidate for
Governor. over Goodwin, the fusion
candidate. All the returns are not in
yet, but enough hss been received 10
indicate the sweeping victory Of the
Democratic nominee. OF course. the
negro vote went - Goodwin. Many
Populists voted the Democratic ticket,
the first time IN years The State Leg
i=laf0re i also ceTTai1 for the Demo
Gratis. being majority greater than IN
1894. Gains have been made in Re
publican strongholds and voters were
enthusiastic in their y orr before the
election In 1892 Cleveland received
over fifty thousand majority and in
1894 Oats DEM, majority over Kolb
Rep. was nearly thirty Thousand.
II il unnecessary 10 throw up hand
full of dust TO see which way the wind
i blowing Each day the strength Of
the silver cause i increasing and moth
ing can stop IL Here in our OVID coun-
II OF Frederick, silver gaiBed q victory
last Monday, Al Brunswick Mr.. z.
c. Shaffer. the Democratic candidate
for mayor, defeated Mr. Wm- Sehnauf-
fer, Republican. By 3 majority Of thir-
ty-txo. Last year Brunswick went
Republican. Whilst the result Of
these elections affect the national
issue only in an indirect way,
they show the trend Of popular
feeling. The people are at the helm
and they will guide the Ship of State
into a safe Democratic breakwater in
November.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07
State News

r pubIIcsus Gov bavs 3 majority o.
the school beard Of Carroll County
The Democrats OF We<tmiust@r have
organized = Bryan and Se~all Club
II i reported that coal IL paying
quantities has been discovered u Car
r..li County. near Ianeytowo.
The city council Il H4gerst0wu al
issue 5000 worth Of Der cent. toDds
10 build drs L 10 the west end O tbe
city
Col George 4 Pesrre. e Allegany
County. i candidate for h C0DEr7>-
sjonal nomination for the = xth DIS
triel.
The Nsr correp7ndeurs' memorial
a. Gaplaud ! Nearing coup@llO1-
John Martin < Son. - Hagers own,
have cna-ge u The work.
Hoefter. the celebrated pitcher o. the
Baltimore BASEBALL club. tas. i ! said
10 peer IL the league. II the game
Eitb the Washington team On Sztlr-
day last, ~ siruck out Lhre- heavy
b2tters. with three men on bass, X
firing the side WIKI 10 Tuus-
\ Sharp.burg. Washington County.
Young lzdy bought 3 pziT Of ueE she's
and attended services ST the Luther
a Church, tut being afraid -be
would get them soiled going home il
The dark she TOOK them II and Eals-
ID home IN her stocking feet
Lewis r Sherwood. c5Iored. czi ID
81 the Western Pul1c= Station. Bz Il
more, LAST week. sud a-ked ~ : Szr-
rsnt for Bolaud Baker, zlsa c1.orei
whom be charged with stealing al MS
clothes aud his picnic rzz = On cav
ing the station ne said 10 the i1stics.
q" Squire, D. shore and setch DAT mig
ger. and Il You don't go anything -
hack for me please gel nv rizE-rs- Dey
was good 10 shave with z1d oey Ezs
mighty handy il you got crowded s. 3
dane ~
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07

II the bankers and business men T
the country can csS1 aside party zf1li-
ations for what they regard their per-
s0Dal Interests Why ! il the farmers
Of the country viii not hand together
to- what j. recognized g. their safeI!
sud ~-lfsr-? 1.-THE legislation for The
past twenty years hss tended 70 make
tn banker and the business man
richer and the farmer poorer. il ! but
DsTural thai The favored class should
still clsmor for more q the same legis-
lation Al the same time l. il nOt nsE-
ursl that The fsrmers and genera pro
ducerz should insist upon 8 change in
legislation, which 81 leass vii give
them Sd e9usl show with The hereto-
fore favored elAss In the days Of
Washington. Jefferson. Msdison and
even during the administration Of
Grant, Ne hsd gold and silver. and the
single standard vss not in existeBcz-
Since silver Las ben relegsIe3 - the
rear Ne have hsd depression hard
times and general depression q bust
Ness The constitution q our country
recognizes b9th metals, 80 WY should
re 81 this late day insist upon 8 singie
gold standard Il : true il dos give
ID the bankers and the Val street.
brokers great opportunities 70 traffic in
the money Of the country: 70 g-t Up
corners in stocks and bonds and make
gold scarce or Plentiful 81 pleasure
This l. what has brought about the
unrest in the country; this i what bas
dissatisfied The great body Of the farm
erz al over the land: this class legislA-
ton i what l. demanded by Demo
cratic and Republican bankers and So
called business men With equal force.
Why viii not the Republican and Dem
cratic farmers aDd wage esrDers unite
for their own protection and interest.
upon both gold and silver as the
money for the people No unfair sd-
vsntage in the legislation Of our coun-
Try for any class 10 the greatest num-
Der and for the grratest good should all
legislation Be directed
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07

Mrs " =. Bsszn;. q thi> city. :
visiting her dsuzh-er, Mrs Shsck. IL
Rowl-sburg, Wesl Virginia
Mrs William Il. MeCzhrsy.: of Free
sr1~k. spent lz>l wrek - the Adam
hoogIe bomes1ss1, SeSt - Middle
town.
Ms Daniel J. Ge1z-ndznner. Il
Montgomery County. ! o. s visit 10
M. aud Mrs Edward SbrIuer. s.
Ceresvilie, this county
Mss Edythe Richie. daughter q
he isG- Chlef Judge john Richie. j
home from New YORK ca 4 short visit
10 Der family Ia Frederick.
Miss Allie Shraer. Of North Narke,
street, this city, recently accompanied
her friend, Miss Roller. 10 hzr hone
ST HsrTiSonville, Virginia
Mr. VIM. MzcGil, representing 5
well known New York firm, hSs beeu
some : bat lndiSpsSed S. his home IN
this city, but We are glad 10 sSy b :
much improved.
We are glad 10 notice the improve
ment IN the condition u Mr.. Charles
Carly son OF Mr.. {. c. Carly. Of East
PAinek street This young man hSs
ScCD II VIII ANp1o11 lever sud Ms
many friends VIII b delighted 70 beSr
% this welcome change in his condi-
ton.
Misses Jennie and Els Stanebrsksr
who have teen spending some mouths
IN Frederick, left Thursday MOI Mug
Tor Niagara Falls. where they viii ~
main some weeks. visiting In CAus5s
snd points IN the North. The Miss
Stnneor2ker reside IN Washington
County. near Weverto1.
Miss Edythe Kensett. of RsltiR,ona
l. The guest of Mrs Charles W. Ross
JF-, al her home on West Cbor.b
street, this city Miss kenSsft ! ;
most attractive young lady aud one Of
The most popular IN socisl circles in
ms native city. She hiss freous nily
visited Frederick.
invitations have been issued sn.
nounci0g the second annual t0urns-
ment and dzuce. which Will b. heli
IN The Manor Woods. near Bockevs-
town depot. on Wednesday. Aug1St
i-Jh, 1886 The riding begins pron,Te..
~ al ten o'clock s. M. The ustr6r-
49, are Ms I. g. Plummer Nrs
n ChlsEen and Mrs q. A. t Snonf-
Ter Rhodes OrchestrA viii furnish
the music.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07
Mr.. CARROTS VIII.

The will OF the late Robert Garrett
has been FLED for probate in the or
phAns' Court of Baltimore County
TIE greater part Of the real and T.er-
soDai property Is bequeathed to his
Vile, Mary Garrett: 10 the three sons
q hls brother, T. Harrison Garrett
$1,000 apiece; 10 William f. Fries.
49, ~; 10 Cbarles Mite, $50. 600: To
A B. Crane 81. 600. Nj. Frick = 80, -
father OF Mr. GarTett's wife M Ni.~
u the manager Of Mr.. Garretsss ho,'k-
ing house and Mr.. Crane zss hi ~.
vare secretary. The estate i 50 u - -
worth S, O00. 600. - .
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07

Gen. John B Gordon, the e,oguent
Confederate orator, Nlii supFo-t Bryan
and Sewsl-
II has not been officially given OH
who ito Be the successor O. taralLla-
Satoli in the United States
Tne sir motor. II : said. viii graou-
sly Sslr.-rre5e steam and electricity.
Recent exu.erim-uis have shown u 10
he = practical Success
Almost every large sized town IL the
East wants B-yaU 70 ire present. au1
make al address He viii have very
difficult task - pleasing al
Tbsre vii b : total ECLIPSE q the
sun On Augusi 9Th, visible Only II c-f-
tain parts r The world. The eclipse
vii not Il apU.zTeut il America
The CRY Of Cleveland. Ohio. eele-
brsf 81 lis one bundred1h anniversary
On Jaly Fad 4 beautiful arch Wa H.
luniinated by President Cleveland
touching 50 electric button u Buz-
yards Bay
Mrs. Cummings, q Boston, while
waiting for : train 81 : Cb-czgo 0efof,
VS. Invited by strange woman T.
ulske tour u me city. she was AIKEN
int 8 szlooa, druEg-d aad robbed. cBe
died from the effects Of toe drugs.
Last Wek Daniel Williams. colcr=6.
II Washington D C. took 81 Out7c@
a !audzuum TIE doctors mznag-1
10 recall bim 10 life after hard fEiit.
When asked shy De had tired 70 en1
Ms life. he rep led thai Il VS. too ID.
10 live
II viii ouly b short time before 2
number 81 lh- newspapers. which q
present sre ~oslng the SEEDS OF oi-~e1-
Sion among Demo sTats, VIII ne found
slowly coming - sund- They had 10
idea That silver would lake slch hold
Oh The people
Il SAID that NJ. Charles Z. Ro1ss,
the New York millionaire sn1 poilau-
anihropist. j abou; = have h eyes
operated upon by sn inventor ~ho
Claims 70 o. abe u restore sight u
nezus Of electrieIfy. II he succeeds h=
viii D. ore million dollar. b-It-T II.
s. that i the prIee MT. RousS MI give
= any NJ no can restore hls e l1ug
vision
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07

Since ISIS there have been nine ep5-
denies OF dyseRtery in different psrts
OF The country in which Chamberlsin,s
SoAic. Cholera aud Diarfhoes Rema-3x-
was used with perfect success Dvse1-
eery, when epide mic. is almost As sven
ana dangerous as ASiatjc cholars
heretofore the best efforts If the n1r,Sf
skilled physicians have failed "a chess
IL ravages; this remedy. however. hsS
cured the most malignant cases. both
q cnlldren and adults. and under the
.aosk trying conditions. which proves
i 20 be the best medicine in the world
TOT BOWEL complaints. For ale ~ 4
L. Fearres Druggist, Frederick, Ma.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07

Nh CE4s MARKELL EhO repre-
scented this county IN The last Legisla-
tur=, and Senator Frank Norwood. are
both ready 70 be sacrificed for their
country and take the Republican nom
ins1ioa for Congress in this district
Both Gentlemen have alE4t been rec-
ogni1ed q exceedingly patriotic The
next CONGRESSMAN from this district
viii t,e 3 DemocrsL
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07

IL money can win the coming cleo
ton, Mckinley Is IS good as President
and II i all over but the counting and
taking the oath. From reliable sources
IT il learned that millions of dollars
have been subscribed 10 Mark Hanna :
campaign fund to induce the people by
fair means or foul. TO vote to sustain
q gold standard and protect monOpo-
lies and trusts by means Of q protec-
tive Republican tariff But if we know
the people, As We think We do, they are
still in their night senses and do not
propose to barter their birthnght-
Marcus and his millions viii be a
side issue in this fight Of the people.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07

The race for the pennant between
the three leading clubs. Cincinatti
Baltimore and Cleveland. Is & most *.
citing one, and whilst il l. practically
conceded that Baltimore viii land the
flag again for the ihind successive time.
there may be slip 'twixt the cup and
the lip From the beginning Of the
season they have been playing record
ball and have steadily increased their
penoenf age There Is certainly no BET
ter club in the League than the BalSi-
mores and they have earned their sue
cess
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07

THERE : not gold enough in The en-
tire world 70 Canosl II once the 0e1T q
the United States mzde payable II
gold Suppase cur creditors would de-
mznd instant payment, a. some threat
IN in case the cause q silver succeeds
Would ns1 TIE result b. more offs pan
/ tban could possibly come from an
over supply = any standard currency
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07

THE New York Journal, the great
silver paper Of New York, is fast gain
ing friends in every part Of the coun-
try Every day there are numbers Of
people in this city waiting for the ar
rival Of the great silver advocate and
crowds soon gather TO hear it read. 1t
Is strange that the general news of the
people should be excluded from the
great Metropolitan journals The Jour-
nal Is making friends every day.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07

JUsT watch the ne wspapers that sup
press certain campaign news because il
might strengthen the cause Of the Dem
ocraIie party in the present fight, and
you viii find that it is more q catering
70 private interests than display Of
patriotism These papers are never at
resi- unless they can excite instruction
and revolt, j. i because such . course
is advisable, b I rather As 3 means Of
advertisement and to be different from
che rank and file- Our people have
seen 3 sample Of this same spirit and
its result in u ryIand. VIII they cOun-
fenance = repetition during this inn
p0Efanf Presidential campaigns
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07
Just Where He Ought TO Be-

The Kent Nsags ssys: Mr.. CoWen
i reported 10 have ordered 1ao. go cop
les OF certain Republican documents
from Washington 70 b distributed in
Maryland Cowen Is just where he
ought 70 be in this ighg-for the gold
policy He gels the biggest salary q
sny nlan IN the State snd Is coTpora-
zionist from way back.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07

GARELEsNEss Of rallrgzad trsinmen
IN responsible positions lately, has
caused untold loss Of life and dam sge
10 property sggregating many thou
sands q dsllars- The cause should be
thoroughly investigated and the gull
T. parties summarily DEALT with The
travelling public i entitled 10 better
protection Of life and limb.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07
Cornelius VANDERBILT lr "sS
Miss WlI>c-

Despite p20enfsl ops -1 a-{ - =
nlerOu> other b>Iscle>, C.------s NJ r
oerOllt. Jr., usrrie> u = tr-st -
son, Of New York, 81 hsr fat-ei -
on Fifth sven6e. None e. t1v z'0.'-
nelStiveS were preSen. a-1 me f.,
mony Eas quiet sn6 >o1l lsei, =,
said thai yOunE Nauie-c VIC Il
son Of CoEneliuS Wander 3 il5 =.
millionaire. msy forfel, A's5
tune because CT his pe-ss.5--i ,ss
marrying the wOmSD - n
against The wishes 81 hIs .2-Lf-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07
Baltimore in the Lead.

In our telegraphie reports this week
viii be found q schedule showing the
standing Of the clubs In the race for
the penDant. on August 9Th The
games on Wednesday made but slight
difference. except to put Baltimore in
the lead with . percentage of -682
points against -581 Of Cincinnati The
position of the other clubs are relative
II the same, the percentage only vary
ing one Or two points either way.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07

To Msyo- Shsfier. % Brunswick,
Ne extend the hearty congratulations
OF 5 number Of his Democratic friends
for MS gresI victory. Br1ns~ick hiss
led Of IN The great ba1i3e q The people
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07
Bucklen's Arnica salre.

he BEST SALyK in the world for Cu..
sEuases Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum- F~-e.
Soress letter, Chapped Hands. Chilhls;r's
49, and al SKIN Eruptions, and positive.
Y eures Piles or no pay required. n 8
guaranteed 70 give perferf satisfsrssa-, =, =
10y 10y refunded Price 8 cents - ~
kor sAle by a I. Psans, Drugrisf. 49,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07

TEE rsmpsigu has been formally
opeT Sd IN Virgil L. ST Falls Church
Sensfor Stewart OF Nevada and Ex-
CongTesu sn Tur1sr, q New 1ork
delivered address. TIE silver senti-
ment Ess strikiaglY is : ridence
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-08-07

ALABAMA. with her thirty 1hoGsan d
Democratic majority. lea5s the fight IN
The great contest q The people ag2inSt
the selfish monopolies aDd gigantic
trusts The silver waves move on