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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-12-28
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-12-28

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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-12-28
A. C. SHELDON,

General Agent, Portland, Oregon
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1897-12-28
MARINE NEWS.
Tide table for December. 1897

mau WAFER Low wATND
Deming headlight., 1897-02-12

juneau Il the most northerly stopping
place on tho regular Alaslra excursion
route, and while II Is not sufficiently
near tho pole 10 meet the midnight sun
there Is tlmo during tho summer season
Of the year for a good deal Of light work.
What most troubles strangers Is 10
know when 10 20 20 bed. The aun u mp
parentiy unwilling 70 pass and leaves its
halo behind.
Twilight waits for dawn, or II thcre Il
On interval between | have not diacov'
cred II. Il 10 not difficult 10 road ordi'
nary print at II o'clock. and sitting on
Ehe deck at midnight (tho ship keeps Ban
Francisco tlino) watching the shadows
,ast upon the smooth water and th'
snowcnpped pealsa At u few miles die
tancs N not uncomfortable With On over
coat. Cor. gan francisco Bulletin.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-12
snIs undsr pserss.

whsrcas, on the second day of Jpne 1906 IN q
ceriHin suufn then dtpenHllH ~ We ltifu
ludlclal niglrlci Court ~ tie Territory ot New
Ehnrrln JOHN rurhrti WIS cDnpi1nant rua
Niiilbald Borg and hafrs y, Dlue were
fespondsnis, lhefs wa, nhar ena snlsfsee q,
aud hg which said drcicc Il wn4 ordered, nd
ludged and decfccd ulnonKsi other thirGsi az FOL
that sald respondents pay complainant The
,uig N igo thousand dollaFs, principal, aud ono
hundred and forty one holintr ana flhiy ~ Genie
Interest ius al The date nlOtesuld Of said decree,
ccninm per onuum on said sum ~ nvn ihoufard
dollars from The date ~ the lait decree and all
cost. o. ths proseesalng inaa sav's, nsuo,n
Tho said respondents, NJ tho expiration n three
months from the date of said dcflnp should make
,lst ~ .Rs ra5agsn ,gnn a ~ ,i spl pendPm baea
d. ol Demlng lownslic, and the other property
doscfihpd ~ ceftnin mortgage, eAocniei by lhe
SAID is.ponden's on ngl,,e'mTss e,n l'".' AZ x.
Thousand dollars and Interest ho sold Al public
genhne to lhe highest bidder Tor cash IN hand bs
M Hperlnl tommlfrlonet fnr tho purpose N max
ing such ssle, will Instructions 10 alla thfru
aenks nuilre of the ilne, place and conditions OF
aurh sale by publication ~ ino nrminr Htan
lionr, a newfpnpor pabiiahed ID tie Town Of
uaiulns New Mexico,
Aud whereas, default has been made IN l'
and q 10 'sq sa1 nh h, S" Ssn pa sad M ~
whole flolooi together with Interest urcfuini
thereon from The date OF raid drerep reinnlil
wholly dur fnd unpaid,
Now. therefore, seaman Flold, Special Com
mssinhsf, uilfar aud by Virtue of The power ~
prpmts,ls iliurh ipffqi,jH gfih ftgl iali iif
40 hereby give notice. that on Saturday, the fisll
day ~ March 1851, 10 unu o'clock IN tl1 Afternoon
Of said lat mentioned day VIII Ofier Tor Aale ae
viii sell, la iruni ni lhe bank OF nemlng IN ihl
/ town of nemlng IN nHii county of 0rnut, 10 lh'
/ highest Bidder Tor cash ln hand, tho following
doIcflHad real uhfnlo subject 20 the nnqrnflOu h
/ said detfon. l0.Nit; InlHt, q aud I Ia block q
/ lot - ~ Block q, and lot ~ iloca 4 and fha
| piece 0i ground Ia hlnrk : nnd ai Tho nofiAwet
| fnlner ihnreoh rectangular N shape. ffnniln
ifitY feet ON firr street nd running back eight
sntfn nn ona half feet along tho east edo ~ ilull
/ Afannni nll uf said real rgtnio hpnT IN The Town
/ sIle u nemlnG, ln ufant County, New Mexlrr
according ~ he plat Of r. n hocny, hed ln lh
tillce pf The Recorder Of said County ~ Grant VI
| March 18TH, itAi. hHAMAN fiNtu,
Special COMMISSIONER.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-12


A. Aetldont that IisfsIi fhn rfaiatfoI
While nfitIns IN hyde infh.
@. IA Firth. IA M rflicle on Oliver
ufomwcll'n association with horses. anys
n Macinillnn'a Magakioni
''As Cromwell roao Ia power and rank
his iovo Of horses began 70 DO more con.
fplsuous Whom ho started from Lon.
Den n i0f0 10 icconquor ireland. he
went forth M that state and cQulpano ~
tho like hath hardly boon seen himself
if \ coach with six aaIlnnl Flanders
mares reddish gray Ia 1883, whom
tho Spanish omhasaador took hln leave
OF Tho lord protector, Cromwell ncut
him ''hia own coach of Hix whilo
horses" to convoy him 10 and from
whitehall. Certain n n" ndds the
lnrrntor. that none Of tho English
kings had over any such.
Tho protector was not much of q
whip, however. In 1864 tho Count oi
OidonhurR aont Cromwell present oi
SIX horses. and the protectors anxiety
% mske trial of their quality led 20 hia
we'll known adventure Ia Hyde park.
On Friday, Hopt 30, he went with Hoo'
rotafy Thurl0o and some Of his gentle
mon 10 take air In the park, ordered the
six horses 20 DO hafncazod 20 hts coach,
put Thurloo inside Of u and undertook
TO drivo himself ''Iln highnoss. " aaid
q letter from The Dutch ombnssndor,
"drovo pretty handsomely for SOME
iimo, but ns last, provoking those horses
too much with tho whip, they grew un
fuly. whereby his hlghncHa wna tlunf
ont Of the coach box upon tho ground
Ills foot getting hold 10 Tho tacklinG,
ho was carried away good whilo n
thkt posture, but nt last be rot hts foot
clear, and 90 camo TO escape flo wai
presently brought home, and lot blood
and after some rest takon n now wei
again. Tho secretary. being hurt ON hll
ankle with loaplng out Of tho coach
hath boen forced 10 keep bis chambci
hithorto and bcon unfit for any busi
uosa. /"
Tho royalist soroggs. aftorward chic
Justice, writing Of this incident, hopes
that the next fall would bo from car
--kinting Mt tho gallowa AS 70 Crom
woll'e viown ON the burning question o
horse racing, u is difficult to arrive q
o positive conclusion. His constant ain
was 10 possess as many good horses a
he could afford. Whether he entorol
his horses for races or had tho satisfnc
tion Of owning a winner history doe
uok saw.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-12

An interesting discovery has bceu
mado NJ tho Church Of 81. Mary, with
81. Andrew, Tcnyham, IN Kent. Tho
western door recently underwent reno
vniion, and the removal Of all superb.
csal covering disclosed TINT the portal
was of fluo massive ouk, which, on OK
animation, was found to ho xcazrcd In
several places with bullet marks. There
aic eight distinct punotures, IN some oi
which tho loadcn bullets ssiil rcmrin
Embedded. II iasnpposcd that they were
fired into the door by some ~ Crom-
Wells soldiers when Engaged IN the
fpoliation and dosocrntion OF the Kent.
lah churches --Londcn Letter.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-12
nnellen.a Arnlea salts.

The best unlve IN the world for cuts,
i,ralscp, sores. ulcers, salt thenm, fever
sores, loiter. chnppcd hands, chllblaius,
co.ne and all skin eruptinue, and POSI-
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
II 10 guaranteed 20 give perfect fniislac
tlnn or money refunded Price 20 cents
per- box. For sale by j. + Byron, drug
elst,
Deming headlight., 1897-02-12

read how ono oi your subscribers mado money
fellne niahWefllera; ordered one, and my lads
ffiouda we're charmed. az they hate dish washing
NJ brother and cuunnnrfd nrlliNh them, ndd
hdyo made ei.llp after paying hli expenses,
don't cnnYnfa k1y oar aalta are 40 made M
home. People como ~ send Tor lhom The
Mound clfY uiah Washer IA tho huHl nfll Washer
on tho market Oar buannaa 10 Increasing, and
We aIo sOInT 10 keep right on unlll W. nlntu lrl
thonaand dtillaIa We sell flum 10 N machines
oVen dNf. hnd sone hnyh more Tho uleh Washer
u lovely ofely hannphetpor uanfh nno. Theirs
IA no utf1fo 10 ~ poor when 40 lnuch m1nfy cnn
b. made selling Dish Washers, For fnlI Dnlllfn
iafa, addfcss The Mound Cltf nlah Waah1f 20.
81 i.1Aia. Nn They will start yon uu tbs roai
10 aucccsi. Nrtpfn.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-12
A llan.al.ala rrea.ure.

ID. w. Fuller, Of Canninharle, N. y
aayu that be always Keeps DR.. Kings
New Discovery IN the hnuse and his
family has always found the very best
rcsulla follow Ia use; that he would not
he without Il, II procurable. q. A. Dyke
man Druggist, Catshili, n. ", says that
Dr. Kings New Discovery Il undoubted'
" the hest Cough remedy; that he has
llsed Il Ia his family Tor eight years, nnd
Il has never failed 10 do all that Il
claimed for Il. Why not Try a remedy 90
long tried and tested. Trial bottles free
nt J. r. Byrona Drug Store. Regular
alzo soc. aud 800
IUANTED -sRyERAL FAITHFUL MEN on
" Women to travel inf responsible established
hnnno IN New Nczlco. falnry $50, payable W
weakly ard expenses. Position permanent Rot
nrence EuclOsf solfnddrrasrd stamped envelope
1'hc Nniloha, Star building, Chicago.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-12

Try Electric Ditters as remedy FOR
Your tronblesg II not, get bottle nnw
aud get relief 1hia medicine haa been
found 10 be peculiarly adapted 70 she
relief and curn " all Female Complaints,
cxcrtng a wonderful direct influence 10
giving strength aud tone 10 the organs.
lfyou have loss VI appetite, constipation,
headache, falnllng spells, or are nervous
troubled with dizzy spells, Electric BIZ
ters.ls the medicine yon need. Health
aud strength are guaranteed 10y lta use
l.argo bottles only fifty cenls. For sale
ni Iyton'u Drug store.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-12

Ms husband h poor hut proud ana he doc, NOT
Want mo 10 uofk a. have nothing ~ 90 ret
lrallnsl and alter reading IN ynuf paper hfH,
llnaanlia oApeflonre selling aelfhcaiinf natifont
! cnnclndad ! would ny u, ! wrote ~ y, II 1Hrf1
4 Col, M. Louis, Mo-, and ihcy treated me ~
nienly that ! felt very much entouragcd. ~
rann ~ got ny sample iiou ! started out ana
nnld lfifn fho frafdir HIraEilif .Et1. ..Ii h1Hf
ddy I sid III nov hnVn HN ,leaf money, and
~ husband does not know have been WufklnF
bat am nifuid ho will bc mad when ! tell him
Have done right or should qalt work and leave
hlia 70 struggle alonoi
You nrn doing Just right. your husband nhOull
b. proud ol 700, - eight nhend and show ~,
world what nn euarFelic woman cam do Ihq
tflrhrniinf lfan shual le a wonderful sallef, nl
IA
Deming headlight., 1897-02-12
A eAasa .nal caa.a. D boo aIaal. .

ihnyo hceu M lho dairy business an mf llln and
haln many llnlef rhIIllfi fnrnn hour before bdi'
flr Unnld Nppnnr. ~ whom ! heard of h rhafn
that would tNufn 10 luiuula. concluded 10 lIl
M Eftfi dl4 Tor nW0tf rsrd u. tud NOT Dnll
y uIi thnfnlna Minute. hnf Il nof more and
letter butter than With the common fhuIn This
~ i1lY lInpollani Information 10 batter maNoft
1Uf Chulu NNfIa easily and VIII flufn nn ofHIn'
nli chuiNiue Ia lfaf lh4n slTi3 llsonda, 4 have
ltI4 IUt tnrfn rf iltff rhpIna n me peer Month
Iftll butter muNfl IUti bee tFeH ne ftnln NJ
NI. fEIU minute bought one. 1cY can obtain
M l.H|lrI lulolmnllQn regarding lht rNntu ll
0iiIfsIlnE J. n Nnaaf a co., So inH|f No and
lApf al|l Elfo inn rfHmft nNi fNul'noNr n|lhN
I44. tAiftNIf
Deming headlight., 1897-02-12

w. 40. ht1i, Debt
Albert Llndau0r.
rlls rald deiondant. Albert Llndauor, h hereby
nnilned that suit IN debt mas been commenced
nfalnnf hlm m The uiilrcl Court ~ the Third ia.
dlrlnl District ~ the Territory " New Nrxico
within and tor Oranl Canuty hy The said Territory
~ New Nexlco. plnlnlin ~ fecuter the sum OF
f1N "a lp0 DollaFe, taxes assessed nKuin.t the
Saih daft nlnnl ni lhn eud County of ufnnl Tor the
years lcnl, 1894 and iNl1, together With damngrr
IN the sum " tl10.tu Dollars, Interest at the rate
~ ~ psf osut prr nnnuni aud costs of srlii That
or holnfe The nr6l day ~ the next form oi said
court commencing on The lhlfd Monday, the aAue
being the l5ih day % May, A. y, 1877, iudncht
hf dalault thefolu will DO rendered against you.
a. n, nAntfnR, w u, WAtr1N.
Attorney for Plaintiff, CLERK.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-12

ifayra Chicago 600 p. m. Wed
neednya and Hniurdnye, Kansas CITY
900 o. ~. and Denver $50 p. M, Thurs
days aud Sundays, reaching LoI
Angeles N 7e hours aud San Diego IN
20 houfs from Chicago. Connecting
trhIn fol San Francisco via Molave
Returns Mondnya and Thursdays.
Equipment ~ superb vestlbulcd
Pullman palace sleepsfa, buffet smoking
car aud dlnIn9 ear. Most luxurI0ul
services Via any line.
Another expfoss train, carrying pal
ace aud tourist nlecpcrs, leaves Cllcngs
and Kansas City daily for California.
Inquire M lnral agent, rr
u. 4. NIunofsoN, q. p. A.,
A. 4. a y. r.. ny.
Chicowo
Deming headlight., 1897-02-12

xvANrRn- SEVERAL FAiTursfi. MEN on
" Women % ifafcl Tor frrppntihn erisni sliel
hnnfr In New Mexico. Sflnfy $3.50, pnyubir & I
waokiy and expenaes. Position permanent. hsf
esencr Eucl3fo seif.rtlrftHed stamped enTrlppo
,rao National, scar building, Chicago.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-12

WANTED SEVERAL FAITHFUL MEN or
W Wompn ntrHptI fof responsible established
honse IN New Mexico. hnlnff eIso, payaDle blo
weekly and exponHes. Position PERMANENT, Ngf.
ofrnto, Enepfr atlfnddFeeshd stamped envelope.
Tne failannl. Star nnidlA9, Chicago.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-12
DEMING LODGE DIREcTC..Y.

DEFINING fOD0E, NO. ~, A. ". A. m.
neeulnr Communication hrat Thursday n each
month al u. m 81 Mae6nlc Hall Waiting
bruihals tpfiiaily latllcd 70 attend.
CAnL uAonN, W. N
In. rKsrisuroN, Secretary.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-12

King lle1 VII mako hli nbbeatanre
IN the annual foalivillUa ~ me Mafdl
uras ~ New Orleans on Feb, a. For
iunan|lf1nce ~ d|fplay ~ previous
efforts VIII be Itrptascd AUD 70 one who
has never attended Il Will seem like
being lfnnapnfled lo fulrYland
The aunatf Limited l1asoa Domlnn
at1l03 p. ma every Monday aud Ihufs-
day fenqhlnR New Ofleaua ~ Tl3O a. NJ,
The second Inufnln0. 10 those Who con.
template ntflp 20 New Orleans or the
east ihla train ollefs every oonvenlence
oi nfal ulhss hotel combined with
quick tins aud without extra coat
DO bot fall ~ attend the Mafdl 0run
End be hufq your ticket reads VIA the
Sunset limited.
tVANInn- envEnli. rAirnFuL MIN on
~ Women Iu travel iuf responsible n1Int..tnrlI
huult IN New MoAlrn. Salary $50, pnfahle + %
weekly ard etrensns, Position permanent llnf'
tlnnco. EurIDIo IHlf.nddlfaaeu nlaiuped envelope
1ha failuhal. star nnllfinn. chtafo
Deming headlight., 1897-02-12
The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior 70 GN others
Nstiss Of pnblieation.

IN the District Court Of the Third Judicial Dla
itirt oi the Territory Of New Mezlco. within aud
Tor the Cnuuty 0fnit.
Territory o. New nexlcn,l
Deming headlight., 1897-02-12

nrMISc CHAPTER, NO. ., n. A. n.
Regular Conversation second Thursday IN each
month ~ nm. lH Mafnnlc Halt hOtoufnluH
'"'''''' '''"' Iiii isos. IIrUsrs. K.H Hr.
w. rkSWNcrna, Secretary
Deming headlight., 1897-02-12

nEMrNG cCuNcif.. NO. s, n a =. M.
Regular Assembly lhlfd Thurlgipg n eAth plniiih
al = pm N MasDnlo Hall. Waiting Companions
cordially Invited. =,
Ep. rEHsiSoros, Recorders
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-05
Frederick Women at the D. A. r.
Congress.

The Daughters of the American Rev.
olution have been in regular session in
Washington for some time past. Many
matters of extreme interest were up for
adjustment and argument, among
them the motion to consolidate the D.
r. with the ID. A. r. Mrs. b. M.
Richie. of Frederick, had something
to say on this point and said it to the
point. She told the Congress that it
had been settled how the d. r. could
come in-upon proper credentials, and
Only that way. Further discussion was
a waste of time.
Mrs. Donald Mclean, Regent of
New York Chapter, d. A. R., and
daughter of Mrs. b. M. Richie, Re-
gent of the Frederick Chapter of
that association, was at the Congress
and had much to say when she took
the floor. She was requested to become
candidate for one of the leading po-
sitlons, president, or vice-president,
but her own local band would not per-
NIT her to sever her connections from
those for whom she had done so much.
Mrs Donald Mclean is the wife of
distinguished New York lawyer and
is truly charming and able woman.
She spent her earlier years in FEEDER
lex, where she was admired by large
cOterie of friends.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-05
PhiIomathean Debate.

On Thursday evening of last week,
the members of the Philomatheon Lit
erary Society entertained their many
friends at Kemp Hall, the principal
feature of the excellent program pre-
pared being debate participated in by
several prominent aud well informed
men distinguished in professional and
business circles The subject was
Resolved, That in the Light of His
tory the Soldier has accomplished more
in bringing about Civil Liberty than
the Orator." The affirmative was pre-
sented by Messrs. William H. Nicode-
mus, DIR. &. f. Goodell and john w.
Kolb, while the negative was taken by
Messrs. H. Dorsey Etchison, DR.. Ed
ward Bowlus and DIR. Cyrus Thomas.
Each of the participants made excel
lent arguments and the judges had
much difficulty in deciding, which
by vote of three to two they finally
did in favor of the affirmative side.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-05
standing with arms down.

standing with arms down.
Dr. f. b. Smith, same in substance
as DIR. McCurdy's testimony.
John EOrman, same as the other,
save that Carter was about four feet
away when shot Carter had club
drawn up, club was oak pailing.
DISCRIMINATION: Lee did not ask
for pistol; moon was bright as day;
bench went down with Butler, and
whirling on top; Carter was making at
Butler.
Butler in that neighborhood since
spring; several negroes from Montgom-
cry not as long in the neighborhOod as
Butler.
Ed. Nelson was talking to Minnie
Bailey, at gate in fence; Butler passed
saving, "I'll shoot the - -" L
asked Minnie "who he meant" He
(Butler) you, Tll show you-you -.
Rest as others.
Cross examined. Drank some gin;
snapped pistol after | struck him, then
he fired; | struck to save myself.
Lucy Offerd. Moonlight first part of
night; dark at time of shooting; Mel
son knocked Buffers hat off; Carter
had the board up; Butler was half way
down on the platform; L gave Lee a
drink of whiskey at Browns house; /
did not drink; Butler, after shooting
Carter, came around behind the table
where | was, sat down, put his head
on my shoulder; jumped over his table;
knocked off the lamp; the people be-
gan to gather on the platform when
Butler was down, more behind than be-
fore; Carter was in front of Butler;
Joe Weeden against the fence.
John H. Brown. Platform was 24x16
feet; shorter length ran with the road;
| asked Ben to behave when he was
aiming at Nelson; Butler turned to me.
Albert Krebbs Whiting let go; But
Ter sat up on the platform and fired.
Butler turned as if to step over the
plank, when Nelson struck him.
Carter aud another had paling
raised. Lucy Offerd was behind the
table when Butler went there; did not
see him sit down, or rest his head OF
her shoulder. Heard some one say
"Kill the ~
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-05

On Tuesday morning the case was
again taken up and after the eXamina-
ton of one witness by the defence the
case was argued before the Jury. Mr..
Maulsby, who had been retained to
assist the State, opened for the prose-
cution, and In a most vivid and realis-
tic manner described in detail every
occurrence of the fateful night. He
dwelt in his eXordium upon the move.
ments of the Walkers prior to enter
ing Keller's saloon, and in close and
well connected recital showed how
seemingly blameless and free from
fault their conduct was, whilst depict
ing the rough and surly manner of the
accused.
Then occurred one of the most start
ling incidents of the trial, when with
both eyes fastened upon the prisoner,
as if to pierce him still deeper with
the proof of his guilt, he told the jury
to place themselves in fancy in the sa-
loon, and view the murder as it act
ually happened. With startling WV
idness he portrayed the fury of Keller
and the Intellectual efforts of Walker to
wrench the pistol from the hands of
his murderer, as he was slowly forced
downward to the floor. "a flash and
then report and with the despairing
cry of "Oh, My God" the soul of
Joseph G. Walker was sent to its Gre
ator, there to be judged without u mo.
ments preparation for the Judgment.
Did the murderer stop there? Did he
seek to resuscitate his victim, or bring
back pulsation to the lifeless form?
No, with the fury of fiend, he con-
tinued to kick and beat the head of
the PROSTATE man, and then, catching
him by the heels, dragged him, like
dog, feet foremost through the door,
there to be thrown, not upon the green
sward where his sightless eyes could
be upturned to those stars whittier his
spirit had just fled, but in the middle
of that mud covered road 10 be the
food of every passing beast of prey"
Mr.. Pampel, counsel for the pris-
oner, made strong appeal in his be-
half and requested the jury at
most, to bring in verdict of muir
der in the second degree, laying great
stress upon the fact that no proof had
been adduced to show that Keller had
fired the pistol, and that it was most
probably brought about by the action
of Walker himself Mr.. Kinks, the
States attorney, made the closing
statement and shortly before two
O'Clock the case was given to the Jury.
After a deliberatIon of one hour they
returned verdict of murder in the
second degree.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-05
Health Report.

The following is the report of the
Health officer, DR.. S. S. Maynard, for
the month of February: Deaths, IL;
interments, %; white. 4; colored, Z; un-
der years of age, A; between and 20
years, 1; between 20 and 40 years, 8;
between 40 and go years, L; be-
tween so and so years, 2. The causes
of disease were: general debility, 1;
pneumonia, 3; consumption, l; menin-
gifts, l; endocarditis (rheumatic), l;
whooping cough, 1; still-born, l; dis
ease of the heart, l.; membraneous
Group, l. Cases of contagious diseases
reported to the health officer during the
month were: Diphtheria, 8; scarlatina,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-05
Our Hotel at the Heights.

Subscriptions are being solicited for
the hotel to be erected at Braddock
Heights. The indications are that
every room would be taken the first
season. If the B. & O. intend to run
excursion trains from Washington and
Baltimore to this lovely spot, it will do
much towards making this section of
The State better known to the citizens
|of Maryland and the visitors who
throng to Washington at all seasons of
The year. Our merchants will be in
Vlted to contribute to the enterprise.
Something is needed at the Heights
Tor the accommodation of summer Wis.,
itors.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-05
There is Nothing so Good.

There is nothing just as good as DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, so demand it and do not
permit the dealer to sell you some sub
stltute. He will not claim there is any
thing better, but in order to make more
profit he may claim something else to be
Just as good. You want DR.. Kings New
discovery because you know it to be safe
and reliable, and guaranteed to do good OF
money. refunded For Coughs, Colds, Con-
sumyion and for all affections of Throat,
Chess and Lungs, there is nothing so good
las Is DR.. Kings New Discovery. Trial
Dottle free at A. L. Pearre's Drug Store.
regular size 80 cents and $l.00. s~~
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-03-05
From Cripple Greek.

After the big fire in Cripple Greek,
| took a very severe cold and tried
many remedies without help, the cold
only becoming more settled. After
using three small bottles of Chamber
lains Cough Remedy. both the cough
and cold left me, and in this high alti-
tude 1t takes meritoriOus cough REM
edy to do any good.-G. B. HENDER-
son, editor Daily advertiser. For sale
by A. L. Pearre, Druggist, Frederick,