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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-02-03

The scientists are unable TO discover
the motive that prompted kerly to
take the secret of his motor away
with him, and are inclined to believe
that the whole scheme was IA fraui.
1t is probable that kerly was trying
to invent n cistern pump that would
draw "A barrel Of water without four
barrels Of printing.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-02-03

A Filipino republic would moi last a
year. II would begin in civii var and
anarchy among the natives and end in
n European scramble, and the fiFipinos
d6n's seem to be able 10 recognize the
fact. They can not see beyond The
end OF illcir hoses.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-02-03
Reason.

She--I don't see why they can't let the
women vote!
He--Because. my dear, they are trying to
keep it a secret allot.--Philadelphia Bull
letin.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-02-03

vice carefully, and now ! feel llk(
ache, headache, nervous tired
feeling, painful menstruation
and leucorrh9a.
Itook four bottles Of Vegetable
Compound, one box Of Liver
Pills, and used one package of
Sanative Wash. and am now we'll.
/ thank YOU again for the good
you have done for me.-ELLA X.
BRENNER, East Rochester, Ohio.
Great numbers of such letters as
the above are constantly being re-
ceived by Mrs. Pinkham from wo-
men who owe their. health and
happiness to her advice and
medicine.
Mrs. Pinkham's address is
Lynn, Mass. Her advice is Of
fercd free to all suffering women
who are puzzled about them
selves.
If you have backache don't neg.
lect it, or try heroically to work
itdown," you must reach the root
Of the trouble, and nothing will
do this so safely and surely as
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Baclache is accom-
panied by a lot of other aches
and wearying sensations. but
they nearly always come from I
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-02-03

The work of a carriage wheel never begin
until its tired.-Chicago Daily News.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-02-03

DEAR Mrs PisKHAA: ~ have been thankful a thousand times since l wrote
you, for what your Vegetable Compound has done for me l followed your ad-
vice carefully. and now I feel like q different person. Ny troubles were back
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-02-03

they nearly always come from the same source. Remove the cause Of these
distressing things, and you become well and strong. Mrs. =. j. SWANSON, OF
Gibson City. Ill; tells her experience in the following letter:
DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM-Before using your medicine l was troubled with
headache and my back ached SO that /! could not rest. Your medicine the best
| have evr used; it has relieved m Of my troubles aud feel like myself agaiu.
Thanks to Lydia +. Pinkham.
:" l would advise any N troubled with female weakness to take your mcdi-
cine. l shall also recommend it wherever l can as a great reiever OF pain
A Milton Women Have Been Benefited by Mrs. pintham's Advice and Med<ioe
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-02-03
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

The home of Daniel Burns. at the
north end of Stcubenville, o., was
crushed, on the 26th. by a huge rock,
ened from the top of a hill, rolled
down with frightful force. II crushed
one end of II loaded gondolu car Oh u
siding, End twisted the track out of
shape. Mr.. and Mrs. Burns and their
son were all seriously injured.
While at work in one of the boilers
of the cruiser New York. in dry dock
at the New York navy yard. on the
Goth, six men were scaldcd through
the unexpected turning on of steam in
the boiler. One of the men is perhaps
fatally injured, but the others are cx-
pected to recover.
The robbery of over 100000 from
PARIS bank In London, on the aaad.
which had been the sensation Of the
week. took adramatic turn. on the 10th.
when the chairman of the bank an
nounccd ut II meeting of the sharehold-
ers that 10000 in the biggest notes
had been returned to the bank by post.
While Thomas Talley and wife,
living on Cedar creek. in Newton coun-
~, Mo-. were at church. ON the night
Of the a6th, their three children.
whom they had locked in the house
NJ home. were burned to death. On
returning ut II o'clock the parents
found the house in ruins.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-02-03

superfluOus Law.
"This copyright law is all bosh," said the
exuberant young writer. "Just a scheme to-
make money"
~ thought it an excellent law"
"Bah, it's a frard. / never copyright my
stories and 70 one steals hem. Detroit
Which is the worse, a joke you can't see
the point of, or a point you cant see the
joke ofy-Town Topics.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
urienoeiiesmooe.

5rebas b. 81. Oft. bIsu Der | @nrni.
ionsfIrten l R%sbenbaOn bolot noisnoel-
iesmsos for Misfonspret &. q. gars
en-, Der, lOm b%steuot, er antasst til at
bsltprs ct University Settlement /
M abrGs. 6. g. garien bar i IL AGr
uaret Wlisfonsprait / Moorus, unoer
ret banifs MisfiOnsisIfab". 9un
ifeties MI af oanlfe atacemitere. Deb
uoleubeIlesmsost par @arniiOnstirten
fplot til fiolte Ylaos b. c. $1,000
Mennefsr. Gjaaanos giftop DR..
theol. Stat Rsroam prroiteoe oDsr
2. 8or. 4, IL, buorefter Uiisfops:
preit earsn lutieoe uo fra pf. n, 8.
Otter @uostieneiten boIotss en- 5euess
lpisnins / bet oOer for Rirten bslissenbs
v2ariens goiaIe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
Gjenoomsb anoct.

9%ienoomnen .goitesminoe4 / lifeb
Ct al eiettn. BroprietGr oenrtt n,
ma9eitiilet meo m 9fsnbom, tilbsrenoe
@rositrsr 9riucf. 9elingbors. IRA:
9eitiIteiummen Ct lbs. 600 Rr.
9eoe9uoroen 9ransbp, 8oyoing
Citation, SO 1Or. 9auo. sr al 9ieren,
Ole riftenis en-, ioIst mso Beiats
ming Os 9nUeniur til RisIs Yeter
0anen, 6tsrnp qrelteitoU, 20. 600
Rr.
y9ranuerupgaaro" ueo RoIoins
er al eieren, 9rOpristGr R m IN
ioIst til ibu. PrOprietGr Spnbers
saaro al ROIOin9 fer en- 9sbsium Al
$1,000 9r.
= 9itsr 6orIpbenoe bar AttieieIitabet
nSItan" IOI9t Selltabets tleIi9ere ga
b%rltsbugniug, 9ieueOmmene 9ar. 10, y
os IA / DIsinuugs9aoe til AtlieieIIfa.
bet gRebsnbauns 6ptlefabrit" Tor tn
Rsbelum ai2o5 600 ri. eebsrsn bare
aue Omtoltnlngu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
uIDffer.

6n aIo,e 9nts, Rariaue Rit
felfen al lrolobeoe, bleu iorriee Ni
ten paatOrt at loset / Rarbsosn al
KrOIobeOe Citation; bun taltebss al
Buiisrns boft ira 9aueIegemet o9 lsueot
enonu, oa Der Tom bolt Ill Slsos, men
oeot ct Bar Tuner eiter.
- 6orIeoen Worssu itete ueo Jfp
Citation ben llptte. al Tn 10 aar gam
mel 8teng, Son al ganopOft SEMEN.
uuosr ees meo in 5aoers Ioote 5ugt
bessie feb en- q Aar sammeI Son a.
Boiler Is. Ssreniep, IA at ban iaIoi
bob Om.
Stationsioiianbtr 8. u. Bare.
liue / Gommerup sr iorleoen blsotn
ooerIsrt al Ct Sattos paa Rnarrsbore
Citation. Stationsf9rfauosren iuIet
meo 6tstratosti, Der par b.itemi II
Gsiens. IA lo9ot uaoeoe aaarreboia
Staliou, iprarg ban at, inoeu 3ose
par bsIf ianbiet, men inubleoe / gsts
ipringei Og ialot tno unoer 9julene,
Der GIT oUer besgs bans Ben. Get mt
blsu belt fit ira 8toppen tat ueo so
ten. 8som iuottaable itrais eftti
Den aiosos, Der par ca. II Aar gam.
mel. eitsrIuosr zig 9uitru Os lsre 9str.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
Stoebrano.

Isrrin9 8 6i9ar. Os 9Obatsfabrit
paa JiIoloil an5en Obeuis TT iorlsou
Ssnoas aften iuIoltanois neobranbt
Br oneDaienei 0uolmtrsbss Deb Sputlt :
en-, men tunee / en- baIu Cine lite tom
me til al BRUCE Sprslierns, ba man III
ltrats baDoe iilftrattelig Ionge Changer
BpsHinaen Og gaseret par foritd
sRee onnife SranoioriiIriussieIlf0b".
6ittr et isnste afbolot granoioibsi
maa oa anies ior tonltaieret. at 3loer
bietsrer ira ben eIttttiite ygsilolione
gsonina, Der ar ialost neo pad lraoon
til 5abrittens IeIefonIsonins. = 8dl'
beneetss al 3itetiersn for ben sIettriif,
9psltation. 8rifieR oil tunne ioftiGttes.
pa en- Del af RaamatsriaIet rsoosoes.
= r. 8 an ems @aarb ngeiisr.
bale" i 6srtp Soen TT ueobranof. Run
ct minore uobus rtoosoes. Beiatnin9sn
rsbbso:s, bDOrimoo alt 9ubbo branoie.
SIbsn Opiioo en- 9nlmltat % Dar paa'
lat of 6ierens 5.oori9e Ssn. @iaen
ft at osnne @runb en- minbre Wultt.
@nnromnno Sans QieIens
@oorb g9pibbOltsuaro~ 8lutrsbat er
fulcitGnoIs n%sobranot. 3losu opiiOb
/ en- Ueb @norosn Iissenoe 3almitat.
III ben inbnDIeoe CAB branbie, osris
mob rebotoss arsatuNrns.
Npasbals SaUuGrt uso Selling.
or RI totaIt nsbbr9nbt. 9lben oplioo /
Sturst, bUor @asmolfinsrns fob. 3
esbet at TN BALM LINES lib br9nbte
belle gGrtet. Waitinsrne par asiursre.
be for 1000 RI.
Ears Better eorens entss
@aaro ,Rp9noro" 60 b Wr 4 FAINT
ct gus tilbsrsnoe Sens Beotrs
Driit poa 6orbOsrs er nsobranbt.
Rreatursrne msb unotaseIie at TN 6sft
reooeoss, berimOb branote oft 5nbbost.
9Iosn nntagss opltaaet usb @niiter fra
ct forbitsrsnbe 2otomotip. 5lotn
brsots fig burtie paa @runb of fart
Spopeft.S tOrm. Bpsuinserne par for'
ifrebe for 5000 Rr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
SETTER.

goorOsisr Ole 9drfen Os 9uitru
/ Rolano fsireoe fOrIeoen eerss @ulos
brpuup.
@uIbbruosommsn er getsr0n fro
Rri9en 1913.
Zen 9. Nousmbsr fsirtos Bauer
Peter @brtten en- % 6uliru /
RpObp beres Diom0utbrpaup. iost be
ben O.. Rousmber 1880 bltD Dieoe |
Rsobp 8irte. 8aUer gbriitenlen er
81 os bans gsstsfaae 50 Aar CANNED;
be er besse temmeIis rate Os rvrige.
2Gstepurret bar bait 10 Barn, bUoraf
be & leusr, % gsrnsbsrn os 6 Borne.
bsrnsbern.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
1posfalo.

Rapt0in, @rosfsrsr q. u. Scbisrs
r n 9 er eftsr nOsen Gibs Snsbom nfs
sauet ueb Dsosn | R~sbenbaun | en- als
Der Of SO Aar.
Raptuin 8. y. Sneweren er
afsaaei peb Dsoen paa ct. Soispbs
6ofpitaI, bpOr ban bauoe laoet fig inbs
IGsse Dasen for ban Dsoe.
@ftsr of baue siort 5eIttOset | 81
meb iom en- af be tapreits blanbt be
t0prs, Os belsnnst af fine Undergone
msb en- 9gresiabeI for human Bsbano'
ling, fog 5nSwsrien inb p0a DIbrps
serist, Os fra Mibtsn af 9aIOfierbierne
inbtiI for 4 Var ioen par bou Msbsier
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
CONSIDERATIONS.

TIMBER 10. OCTOBER sr bet tiqaoi for.
benDGrenoe ATTIC DE pto bet tgl. @siouots
fab / Stcdbolm @repe i. 3. Able:
eIbtsgautuis at O%nIaese os bare
ben BAN Of 9s. Nai. Ron9sn al Suerris
og Norss tiIoeIie Decoration iom &io.
Der Of lite aIusie Of 8aicsO rOeneu.
anber 81 OCTOBER sr bet tiaaOt
Dompropf u. 9. 9auten, Rostil-
be, RontOrdef | Statsbouernes @ene:
raIoirettOrut Is. 9Drup Os @rosiersr
8. Nuns, R~obenbnun, at unIRsge
os bare ben benz al 3sjisren al 8usIano
iilosIts Decoration al ct. Annas Orot=
mems B.. Rlasle.
= 8oIitiasfltsnt 6. @pIber=
tsIbt, %RsbeubaUn, bar fadet Iiuaoel=
ie til at bare ben BAN at ReiIeren Of
Ruslano iilbeIte Decoration of CT.
GtanisIaus 0rbensns 3. aIasie.
neutrality-suspicious. Os 5iunnsmi-
nifer 8. Is. 9srriug, Sif. Of Dig.
os Dbmb., bar faaet EiaaoeIie til at
anlesss os bare ben BAN at 6eIsusrnes
aonse tiIoeIte Decoration iom SiOrtors
6rsIlsrens Orben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15
A. "a IT,
49, 5x-e =
HHa 49, fsF1F ~.
YSSlyEE{{
Alza.t U=A =. - ~ AHtsAta+l- -
e-4Ssx
~noneunener % afFeoi'
g~eiier.

timber Il. 0ftobsr IT So9nsprali
for Bronoe Reniebeb / Ribe Stiit 5.
s.. gIesner bsflttet til So9neprell
for 0itbitt og gOin9 @enisbeosr 4ar'
bus Stift.
TIMBER 20. Sttl b. CT bel bifalot.
at bibtiluqrenoe S%Ognspreit Tor 9lue'
rso o9 6erlsO N~lsnl9bsoer og So9us-
preif ueo 5rsperitsborg Slotstirts .. Z.
8aIuoan=M aiIet ~betragtes Iom
life taloet III gmbeoet Jon So9nepreit
for Ma9lebp Uienisbeo paa ean9clano
% Tom Esl9e oeraf lotbliuer / fit blotil'
uarenos 9mbebe. og er SosnsprGlt for
9ietss os Booilifer M~leni9bseer poa
8Ornbolm. 9roOit II. Sen en- betlf
tet til Sosneprait for RogIebp Rsuigs
beo pGa san9sIane.
TIMBER 20. 0ttober er s.. 6an=
{ ansrtenOt iom Brat loo ben biitop=
peIise metoOtliiite Rtni9beO i Dor.
TENS.
6eriteIarer Al Ronue 9orseritOle
VI. 9iortb, 0annsbrossmauo, r eiter
aniesuing pau @runo af AIoer oa
SuasIiebso uiiteoiget meo geniion fra
ubsauseu al inosDarenoe Aar.
Rsiioerenoe 6ape1an peb Ct.
gauIs Rirte o. u. 6. Rasmusen
er tontitueret iom Brait use Rommu-
nsbospiioIst ira ben 20 os. at regne.
gaflor 3. Z. d. 8srrssaOrb.
@rsnOa, er uonaunt til Rrouf Tor per.
sr bets 4ropfti.
uuosr Is. Stiober sr gonmeitel
Ueb bet Ipnite 9ernbanspoitontor ..
DR. 9sre uonaoHt til qoiimttsr i
Seenle.
unosr 10. 0ttober sr tongeIie
lusnif OberftIsitnant u. q. ). uor
arbin ubueunt til Rommanoer a
DuunsbrOs al 2. @raO.
6oriianoer os 6o,tsIGrsr pei
Statsieminariet / Rauum, u. u. gari
en-, er bsitlttet til toritanOsr Os Scr.
iteIarer ueb Stutsieminarist / 5eainse.
= Ranoiooi | leOIo9ien s.. 9. Be
beren ct bsitittet til p%erioneI Rapsaur
for gebr Os Jebel Nsuisbebsr / aurs
BUS Stiit.
= So9nepraft usb Irinituiis airts
Jreoericia meb Annetist / gsjIbp I'M.
Der 8lbe Stift {. M. gatsur TT be:
ffittet til So9neprGit for eImeluno,
Wenisbeo poa Wsen unoer Siauanos
Stiit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15

al og Diretlpr TOT 9rgsgeriet Bout
tisrg"i SlaseIis.
sIagelie TOM ban til at ipiae en-
9oae, minore bog iom ggrauo5msbIsm
/ nogIe Aar eno iom Slifter al og 6ors
mano for BoriOnrsbrsorents SdIltGb,
Der uuoer bans g,btlie uofisoe iis Tor %
ulbaDenoe.
9ans 6iem par aa6ent os saltfrit,
oil bUaO Der tom Ill SiaseIie al 8unf
os laleut, ianot ct penlist AipI i bette
bpgseliss que.
Sosuepsaif til 5tidin9e u. (.
0annetsb Ct oeO en- u br al go
Qar.
0ernsr 9uoOig Rouueiiso bleu 1859
Stuoent fra Rptsbirs StOle Os tos
1896 teolOsiit embeosetiamsn. Der
sitsr uar ban / no9sn llo 9usIarer,
inotil ban 1869 tit aniGtlelie iOm at
ilntt peo Rostlloe Raioloralfole.
3 1882 bleu ban SogntprGif til
9srrinse Os @ieteleD, ion aptteoes 1892
I'll llbbp ueo a%uuunObOrg % tom enoss
Ii9 1897 til Stiaiuge.
vi 9eIbreosbenipn opboIot ban Jig
/ 1872 - 3 / 3talien og 5rantris.
0anneiiso bar / teOlosiits liositriila
i~trsust fere afbanoIinser, ioaIsoes
On 6otlesninsen", ,8ioras til Be.
oemuelisn Al ben iaataIote iunoe gRte@
uteit betnot er ban bog uom IOiul
tlsuen uso line Portralter ira 8utsn.
BlOras III en- Raratierttit al oanft
4rGoltsn / bet 10. AarbunOreoe". Dc
TIE AfotItnser, Der er uotomns. omiat=
ter 6. 9Oltrup, u 6timOot, .. 8.
Rdrtsuien, ). $. 4auui Os u. u.
BlQoel.
6bp. StiitsproUit 6br. &.
% a D sr afgaast ueo 0ebsn paa SIRE
osritsbsrg.
@5riiiau Sopbus Sab Ct fOot l..
Ottober 1927 aolbors % Ct Son al
Or. ibeol., 9iitOp 9. Is. Stsnsrisn
DAB i 6pen. Dan bIsU Siuoent ira
UtstropoIitanltolsn os toe bstpaa 1881
teoIosiit 6mbsosetsamen.
6ftsr Il Aars Sp5olo / lgitlano.
granting % 3iolien optOs ban StoIs.
sernins paa GOO 4taoemi. ; 1868
bleO ban Sognepraf i gssumtIOiisr.
oro;nereoes tort eiter / 5lensborg, msn
bItu aiiat ui ben igite aes,rins / Dc
csmber 1864. 4arst otter auiattes bon
iOm So9uspr9it / 9srsbolm. 1871
bleu ban Stiiisproult / anIbors %
Sosuspreit uso guoolf airte os 10.
nQuntss isnsre Ill proOft for 4aIbors
Rsbftnos grouiti. 5 1884 foIoies ban
til 5osneprait Tor SteIbu os @unOers:
lsu Sosu paa Siauono, bUOrfro
bar Tor ct Bar Aar Chen tOs fin vi
FEB.
StiftsprOuit Dab par betOrsrst mso
DanuebrOssoroensns &ibosttors.
6bu. niusrftetsmetanitus. Pros
fesiOr Slnser. Ct oso en- 4IOer al
rs Aar.
9unger Der / 1913 nc Arbsios paa
golptstnif 9areuntalls gartnsosr, uo
O%unnsoe fig uioere uuosr ct tonarist 0p.
boIb Maadsu, Bisn 0. il. Steosr.
Otter i'm 6ismtomit u%ofsrte ban Tor:
fsalse bsiposIise Arbeiosr til ObierUa'
t~Orierne ! 9uuO % ~RsbsnbalH os bIeU
fra 1873 = "a ssoer al 9OImsaarOs
9lasORrt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15

1"n nisrs Aa'asre ! esnnt esH al saubtt. tab sus
sneti Sgseomme nilammsH .os ben tisv iutitl ss Ftiis
iaa Var anid Ion sbelbTsb,lis. 3 mouss. mango asr
ts'loEtee 8aesrHe ben for en- Total Sggbsm o. lorsltus
Ioials psisla. esSa be TIE opnaaeos bebubdIs psb
ioiei ssbenbilns. tTiIopsSs be ben ier ubs~lbubdIo.
giesnitabtn bar bsDih. at Qotaub CT IN tonhliuilOusI
egebon % br icr iToDsr touhttutgoHd gtbanbluo.
Halls Catarrh Cure, ~iabriterst al 4. Z. 0hsntpH
Co.. IeIeee, Ohio, er BIT fntIle onIsifatlSnsut 9ooss
niieed lwRdtitbtt. Dd togts i~Hbgsnbig | poriionu
ira ~ EIaabfI tiIen Tbeifttulb. Gt ulrta blttftt
pao Dlosst oa s%plsmsts Sllmbtube. Ts tIlbpbr Il
buHertet Dollars ior ttbpert Zilt0lee, bet TIE tan tus
Nbrteie,
q. 3. gbtusy&G o., Tslebs, o.
txy- c0lsts hes Mpotb,tsn.
Halls Family Pills CT b bssas.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-15

Wrs. @insioip's q oofbing Eprup
Il q aammsif. 9opt pfgpet Dttbotl, lem tsoDer %
Aar bar p9ret brust at Dtiuioner Jigbre tor ptrts
Smaab0tn I Ianopsrfooeu msb i~nlefommtn
Sufees. lei bsrotigu Barnet, blgbqigr
Iorminbftsr Bst0nbelleH. buimer Smeritn, beittstet
8tnbtoIif. ban en- meeet bsbaeeiig Smag % Ct pei
bebss Daibbel mob Tiarhoe. &alots Of Grnaatiier
operalt ! Ysrbsn. Yrtisn er 25 Gfnts Jiatfsn.
Duff at torlanet Dars. gStnsloms zootbtng
ZprMp % tagingen onoen Slogs. ba Wsort oil
6nbs ben at pore ben besfe VlebietH | TduepertoteH.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-17
Opening the Roads.

On Tuesday Supt. Rice, of Mon
tevue, had his team and men
from the Institution engaged in
opening the roads from Montevue
to this city. On Monday Col.
Baughman had a big snow pillow
drawn by four horses, and loaded
down with all the farm hands en-.
gagged in opening the public roads
from his home to Frederick, he
also opened up the streets to ena-
BILE the coal carts to get along
with coal for the poor of the city.
On Wednesday the Col. had his
entire force at work aiding Supt'
Rice in opening up the Shocks
town road. The team was then
driven through our streets, besides
a number of his men on horse
back.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-17

A slight fall of hail on Thurs.
DAY and prospects Of more.
A pension of $40 has been gran
ted to "a minor of John Diggs. of
Frederick.
The Frederick and Woodsboro'
pike was opened to Worman's on
Thursday.
The Pennsylvania engines had
not reached Walkersville yester.
day afternoon. The snow drifts
are fearful.
Mr.. George B. Roelke, of this
city, has been appointed toll gate
keeper on the Baltimore Turn
pike at the bridge on the Monoc-
acy, in the place of Mrs. Bloom,
resigned.
Mr.. Joseph D. Baker, president
of the Citizens National Bank,
this city, had an operation per-
formed at his home, on Church
street, by a well. known Baltimore
specialist. AS soon as the weather
and the PATIENTS condition per-
mits he will be taken to the Union
Intirmary in Baltimore. The
operation, which was not a very
dangerous one, is said to have
been a success. Mr.. Bakers many
friends wish him speedy recov-
cry.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-17
How to Look Good.

Good looks are really more than
skin deep, depending entirely on
a healthy condition of all the vi
tai organs. If the liver is mac
tive, you have a bilious look; if
your stomach is disordered, you
have a dyspeptic look; if your
kidneys are affected, you have a
pinched look. Secure good health
and you will surely have good
looks. "Electric Bitters" is a
good Alternative and tonic. Acts
directly on the stomach, liver and
kidney, purifies the blood, cures
pimples, blotches and boils and
gives a good complexion. Every
bottle guaranteed. Sold at A. L.
Pearre's drug store, 80 cents per
bottle.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-17
Additional Locals.

OF course the creek should not
be blockaded with snow, nor
should it be filed up near the sew.
ers, if put in the creek; it should
p be scattered about.
Our city authorities should not
allow big telegraph poles to be
placed along our principal streets.
No one wishes to block any new
enterprise that may come to our
city, yet the protection to the
property of our citizens should be
the first consideration. In the
large cities telegraph wires inter
fere greatly with the work of the
fire department. If poles are to
be erected let them be placed
where the least harm can be done.
Mr.. Jacob Rosenstock, a we'll
known clothing merchant of our
city, was married on Wednesday
last, at Lehman's Hall, Baltimore,
to Miss Nettie Brafman, of that
city. The wedding was largely
attended by friends of the bride
and groom. The bride is a popu-
lar and well known lady. She
was beautifully gowned. A de-
lightful reception was held after
the wedding. The happy pair are
now enjoying a Klondyke trip in
the frozen North. A hearty wei
come awaits them on their return
to this city, where they will re-
ci1o
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-17
Look Out For a General Thaw
and Warm Rains-How to
Clean the Streets.

y serious problem cOnfrOnts
our Mayor and city authorities
with snow piled up from six to
ten feet high along our principal
thoroughfareS, the question natu-
rally arises as to what will be-
come of those of our citizens liv-
ing near Carroll Creek in the
event of general thaw or warm
rain. AS things look now a ser
louS danger controntS the people,
and as our city authorities are en-
trusted with the welfare of the
people they should take this ques-
ton to heart No three cent pol
icy can afford to be adopted in
times of danger, and it is always
wise in time of peace to prepare
for war. You can hardly expect
men to stand out in the freezing
cold or driving sleet to work in
the snow for twelve cents an
hour. Then again is this what is
required III such condition of af-
fairs as cOnfrontS us at this time?
Why not engage workmen to load
the electric ears with SNOW and
have it thrown into Carroll Creek
from both ends of Patrick street,
Why not engage all the horses
and carts at a fair price @nd re.
move the high piles of snow
along Market street and dunp it
into the creek? This would soon
solve the problem. Save our
houSekeeperS and st0rekeepers
along Patrick and Market streets
from a possible overflow, enable
ourStreetS to be used, aud give
employment to hundreds of our
people at time when work would
be a God send to all. The money
thus expended would go at once
back into the Golfers of the mer-
chants, most of whom are city
tax -paNers. The Mayor seems to
be unwilling to act. Let the cit
liens call a meeting aud take
such steps as they may deem nee
eSSary, but something should be
done at once.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-17
Road Supervisors.

The Board of County Commits.
siOners at recent meeting made
the following additional appoint,
ments of road supervisors:
LewistOwn District. - John
Bear, Daniel Shook, Jacob II,
Eichelberger, Samuel GOven, Geo
w. Leather, Philip II. Morning,
star, Granville Dutrow, Henry
Brown, George w. Mort, James
L. Green, George j. +. MeaSell,
John ID. Storr, Jacob d. Rice,
Jacob Hummer, Singleton f.
Houck, Jacob Ii. Cover, Daniel
NJ. Wachter, w. ii. Bowers, Geo,
r. Gilds, Milton ID. Ramsburg,
Calvin Bowers.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-17
A Narrow Escape.

Col. Baughman with his farm
hands, consisting of the manager,
Michael Knill, Samuel Filby,
Henry Shoemaker, Ivy, Winpig-
Ter, MiSh aud others, started with
a snow pillow to open up the public
road from his residence to this
city. He was prevailed upon to
also open up the streets of this
city. On his return DR.. McCurdy
and Mr.. Charles Doll accompanied
him home in sleigh driven by
Harry Jones. When near the
Coils home they were overtaken
by binding snow storm aud
they found the road dritted shut
and the horses were unable to
move. Through the presence of
minh of Col. Baughman the
horses were taken from the Sleighs
and the men ordered to mount
them and start for the nearest
house and in an hours struggle
all hands reached shelter almost
Frustrated. On Wednesday the
snow drifts were sufficiently
opened to enable the party to get
to this city.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-02-17

The two most critical times in
a woman'S life are the times which
make the girl woman and the
woman a mother. AT these times
DR.. Pierce'S Favorite Prescription
is of incalculahle value. 1t
strengthens and invigorates- the
organs distinctly feminine, pro-
notes regularity Of the functions,
allays irritation and inflamma.
tion, checks unnatural, exhaust
ing drains and puts the whole
delicate organism into perfect
condition. Almost all the ills of
womankind are traceable to some
form of what is known as ''female
complaint" There are not three
eases in hundred Of woman'S pc.
culiar diseases that DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription will not
cure.