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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
GRAIN. HAY AND RICE.

mixed. pc. from store. i5c. S'ofe ''c''
MILL. rEEp-Market steady: bran.
1850: shpstu!. $3.50.
OATS -,Sieady. mxed, a7c.: white. SIC
iAA--No. l. SLIGO per ton: No 2, $500
MI LIED NlcE-As to grades-5,s to
ROUGH RICE-e5ai2c. per bushci.
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
., AMUT,s-N1arkot very quiet: fancy.
Sitc.' strictly prime, Be-; prime, 27sc.: com.
h ,., e 2i -, Spanish Soc, per bushel.
ihAs-L!ackeNe. new, $40 per bag.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PoUITRY-I.ivc. steady chickens. old
fat SJpa5c:: spring enthusiastically, at /:
epc.; ducks. mud. 2oc.
sGGS-S Steady. lie. per dozen.
npTrEK.Go6d country, Y 10 Ice.
.,, Sot ,.; MTKG-IlAMs = Quiet: smithficld.
Enia country. ioNl2!4c.; good North Caro-
.rolATo!4s Northern seed. ss.coas. 50:
Northern, white. $2.ogu2.25 per bag new
yellow. $i.a5@SL56
CABBAGE None in market.
ONIONS S3.10u2.25 per bag
BERMUDA -S..cJ per box.
FRUITS.
APpLEs-Northern. s5.oOGe.oo per bar
LEMONS t2.5oQs.oo ner box.
IIN!ES-$l50 per peck
r..NE AprLEs-a to i2N.; Florida, 81 81
BANANAs-lor bunch. 5oc. @sl5o.
CpG0ANuTS-l0o to bag. $500.
CALIFORNIA ORANGES = Seedlings
@.ocQs.e5; navols. S.75qii.oo per box. .
GROCERIES,.
TLouH-Market strong: spring wheat.
ara patent. Si25; winter whco: half pai-
cnt So 500 winter wheat. best straiEbt
$3.50: winter wheat. choice straight s.; 70.
winter wheat family $3.50: winter whoa.
fair 10 good grades of extra, $3.50; win,
Ter wheat super $s.0oac.lo
MNAl-Per has 100 lbs. S1.03: 80 10.
COFFEE-Javo. elq25c: do, Laguarn.
I9GiSc.: choice Rio. lO.aUllkc.: prime, do.
l9lo'ic' iair, do. sa9$.c.; common. do.
HUTTTR- Primo to choice grades. -,c.
far to good ;rades. - to 2ic.: iair gfaues.
CHf:MsE-l,irmcr; large fun cream,
SUGAR Market very firm at the
ady9nee. out Of town prices de- de-
ppenaGnt on delivery rates 70 diff
Gered. 'iS; Extra Elmo Granulated. 5iS:
ZINE Granulat,d. 5Sj: Standard Granu,
lated; .. 50. Confcetioncrs' a. 52S: Keystone
~, 4.Ss; american y. i.S5; Centennial A..
~; California \. 40; Franklin Il. j r..
keystone Il. 4.S6 American !, i.Gl: cen
icnniHl u. 49,. California Il. AS: Franklin
Extra {. i.il: Keystone Extra G. AN.
AMERICAN ENira q. lbs; Centennial Extra
=. i-J; California Extra G, i9S: Frank
I'm {. i.S; o-lh cotton bags. Gil: ana D.
10 paper ldtk Ages, 5.li.
SNKUpS A%D MOLASsI,s y,rro,
liNer a Tic advances: syrup good 10
oh9lre lever Grade syrup. I9Gi5:
inoil Sses. lot.o Rico. 29U2sc.: molasses.
u 10 -. common. !. 10 H.
PROVISIONS.
RULK MEATS Market higher: rib
sides. aMW3'-'.. bellies eastern, 5iAdJ9;c.
bellies. western. 5t4H5ssc.
HANS Sug1r cured size
DRY sNLrtp JOWL3S-i4c..
PORK rLNrES-iS.c.
MESS PORK Old. S9c0.
HAM POlh- Per barrel, 5000
I,ARD--Purc butchers. in tscrces. 6itc. ::
compound ,ieFeos. be-; So-lb. tubs and
s0-lb. tins. i.c. more.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
W. R, FENTRESS & son,
General Real Estate and Rental Agents
IS BANK STREET.. SECOND FLOOR
FOR RENT
DWELLINGS SrrODvS

STORES.
Cor. Church and
Charlotte SITS.
i3i Church st.
Bldg. cor. Water &
Madison sts.
FLATS.
IL Brewer ST.. first
floor, with water.
gas and bath,
i2j Kelley ave.
lew Tor season.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
WOOL AND HIDES.

wOOG-Unwashed. isc.: bulky. to &c.
less: washed wool. 2Sc.: black. l2Ac. to Ice.
HIDES-G. s., ~: green. 50; dry INIT,
"a: dry anlt. 1lh: damaged Z.
4ALT fish.
HERRING-New Eastern Gross. per
barrel, none; mullets. 100-lb. kegs, 1915:
spots. lOo-lb. kegs. $3.75; mackerel. fat No.
2. s2l.0O.
FRESH FISH.
Spots, none: croakcrs per pound. oc !:
Taylors. none: largo rock. per pound. 10
pan rock, per pound. SUlOc.; shad. buck,
&C.; roe. 12c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
NORFOLK MRRKETS
For Grain. tiaI. Groceries. Provision,
sc.

N""f"tlonsn Wholesale Pricea, nm
i"ss "thcrvisc stntcd, md prIccs arc
subject To- nuctunilon In market
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
FRIDAY. THE 2Sth DAY OF APRIL
1899. AT l2 O'CLOCK NJ

the following improved real estate. to-
Wit; Those THREE CERTAIN HOUSES
AND LOTS situated on tho north side of
frtnklin avenue. near its intersection
with Duke. in the city of Norfolk, and
moro Particularly described as all those
threo 90 certain lots or parcels of land
numbered .nftysiX t5G). iifty-seven 90
ms twenty-five CD feet each on tho
north side of Franklin avenue as de-
sni;hol IN u deed from Tazcwcll Thomp-
son and wife, TO JAS. +. Duncan Trust tee
ana OF record in the Clerks Office of the
corporation Court of the City of Norfolk
virginia. TO which said decd reference is
hereby made Tor more accuracy OF de-
inc property OF the West End Land Com
pany as made by las. T.. Carr. Civil En-
Sineer, of record in the Clerks office of
the county Court oil Norfolk County,
virginia. said three 60 lots. with tho
DuiluinSs ana improvements thereon, will
be offered seperatcly. and then together
ana Knocked down 10 the highest bidder
bidder for all, If his bid shall amount to
more tirin the aggregate of the highest
bid for each.
TERMS .-One-forth cash, balance in
Two equal payments of six (G) and twelve
interest at six. per cent. o. per cent? per
alhun from date of sale. To he secured
ny Il lien upon the premises, or all cash
az the option Of the purchaser or pur-
Tnasei5: \ partial payment of Fifty Dol
IarS C"OcO on each house and lot to he
paid TO the commissioners will be re-
Iuircd OF tho purchaser or purchasers at
tho time of sale
GEO. y. FRICK,
IiiOS. w SHELTON
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
II. c. HOGGARD & CO.,

REAL ESTATE. s. RENTAL. AGENTS.
90 BANK STREET. PHONE. 7i3
DWELLINGS ROOMS
~ Holt St So
800 Butc. SIS. iS5 Maple. rooms,
i23 Graydcn ave- s23 $3.50.
81. Willoughby, SIS.
40S ;. Park, SO STORES.
~ 5. Kelly. 53.50 2Oi and S0S Water,
l23 Wood. SIS so
81 i;oush. furnished 49, Church. $50.
Corner Cook and6 So Commercial nj.
Rowland. modern SO
improvements. Slsii7 Church. $50
10 Kelly ave. $500 7O7 Church, 500
100 Chapel. Sl2.ao. dS Nicholson, sl2
Cottage at Ocean View. 5000.
Properly for sale in and around the
city.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
AUCTION sALEx-rurunE Day.

HYAN OD01SG ,,,->c,>>s,-r-
~ Quarterly Conference OF Princess
ammo Circuit. We offer for sale the prop
cry known as the parsonage of said CIR
residence and out buildings. This property
Is convenient to churches. public schools,
postotiiSa and railroad. II not sold before
MAJ iSr. 1899. will be offered on that
court day at public auction.
BY COMMITTEE.
oPlz-tds Appointed by Conference.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28

lures dun. April nominal; May. $3.50
5.5i: juno. 5.60N5.G2; July, 3 G2M5 ia ;
August. 5.Gl; September. 5G2M5 G.; .
October, 90: November. 5.GiM5. 90; De
cembcr. 5.G7@56S; January, j.70G
5.72.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
THE MARKETS, SHIPPING NEWS AND REA
AUCTION sALEs-FUrURE DAY.

AUCTION SALES-FUTURE DAY.
BY Joseph Jones, Real Estate and Cen
erai Auctioneers. No. 40 Bank st.
T ARGD AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
OF FINE HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE
I will sell at tho residence. No. rs York
street, on
FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 2sTH. AT
IL O'CLOCK,
ALL THE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCu-
EN- FURNITURE CONTAINED
THEREIN,
Consisting OF fino Walnut Bedroom Suits.
parlor Suits (bcst madc), fine Walnut
Wardrobes. fine Pier Mirror, large Mantel
Mirror Mayonet and Brussels Carpets
fine Rugs and Druggcts. large Hall Rack
extra limo Stdeboard cost $3.50; worry fine
Extension Table, Ottomans. Chairs. Beds
PillowS holsters. Blanketsf Quilts Bed.
spreads. Sheets: also fine Decorated China
handsome China Press, Glass Ware, Silver
Ware, Cook Range, &C.; ono large lot OF
Paving Bricks
Ladies especially invited To attend sale.
JOSEPH JONES,
ap26-3t Auctioneer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
KOFOL,K STOCK MHRKET.
Norfolk. Va. Anrl z 1snc

Quotations furnished by Mottu. dew!t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
SUccIaI commissioners.
WHITE & CO, Auctioncers.

l hereby certify that the bond required
by the above decree has been given ac-
cording to law
api9-tds l.. ROYSTER Clerk
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
MOST VALUABLE
RIVER FRONT
And WHARF PROPERTY
In NORFOLK
FOR SALE.

By virtue OF tho provisions of a deed or
strong and wife. bearing date on the iath
DAY OF September. 1898. and duly recorded
IN tho Clerks office of tho Corporation
Court OF the City of Norfolk, Va, and bv
direction of tho holder OF tho notes there.
In secured. shah offer for sale at public
auction to tho highest bidder. at
IL O'CLOCK NJ. ON TUESDAY. THE I'd
DAY OF MAY. 1899.
at tho Real Estate Exchange, 2as Main
street. Norfolk. Va. that most valua ble
River Front ard Wharf Property. known
Campbell'S and MaxWell's
WharveS,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-28
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN

Iotal ........ ...... 1O7
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Va State -. sol. 80
>. lSci!l-LANE OUS.
Am Toh pfd 10
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
A Fitting Rebuke to a Scanda.
lous Scheme.

The Cecil Democrat. published
AT Elkton. Md, says OF the letter
written by Lloyd Lowndes to the
public school teachers of the
State. asking for their support on
the promise of an increase in sal
ary-dt the some time stating that
the Republican platform declares its
object is to take the public schools
out Of politics.
This is an insult to our
schools and our teachers that
should not go unrebuked To
any honorable man this attempt
to influence his vote by the hope
of reward will be received as an
insult and promptly resented as
such. School teaching is an hon
orable profession and not to be
debauched by such insidious
means. Governor Lowndes. who
Is posing as such a great friend of
the schools and also of the
teachers. should blush with shame
at such proceedings. but Instead
he Is personally. over his own sig
nature, offering the bride.
Not content with sending these
letters to male teachers. he is
sending them to the ladies, in the
hope. of course, that they. being
unacquainted With political tricks
will be caught with the prospect
of increased salary and go home
and try to influence their father or
brother to vote for that man
Lowndes.
What does he take our school
teachers to bei Does he suppose
they are without principle, with.
out honor, ready and eager ia
barter their vote or their influ.
ence for promise of a rewards
And he, the Governor of the
State, the President of the State
Board of Education, is the man
who holds out this bribe. Thi,
act alone stamps him as wholly
unfit to hold these high offices
and now that he is unmasked h,
should be driven from them anC
the school teachers should heir
TO do it.
This is the man who claims +,
have raised the schools abov,
politics, and by this very ac
proves the falseness of his claim
He invites, urges school teacher,
to use their influence to secur,
the election of the Republican
candidates, promising them highe
salaries if they do. What is tina
: but union of schools and poll
: ticsf 1t is more than that, it i
an effort to debauch the schoo
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
Judge McSherry Indignant and
Surprised at a Breach Of
Etiquette.

On Saturday last, in cOnrersd-
ton 'cjth a number Of gentlemen,
Judge McSherry oppressed his sur
prise that any complimentary re-
marks he might hare made alta pri-
rate dinner should be used for politi-
cal purposes or an attempt made to
form them into a campaign docu.
meRt The remarks published in
the .frst place, is a gdrbled ertrdct
from ichdt wdS said at a dinner
giren by the Court Of appeals orer
t'co years ago to Governor LorndeS
IN return for courteSies extended
to the Judges. Surprise tcdS rery
naturally oppressed that Gorernor
Lorndes should gire ont for publ
cation any remarks made at a pri.
rate dinner or attempt to hare
used them for his o1ca selfish ends or
for the purpose OF misleading Demo
cratic rioters. Judge McSberry
icdS rrry Indignant at the action
Of the Republican Central Com
mittee in circulating these cards,
as his remarks ,cere made lcjthout
any political significance and not
kaoicing that GorerRor LoWndes
icoHld be a candidate for re-elee-
ton at that time. This gdrbled
has done Judge McSherry
a great injustice as he openly de.
cldres his interest in the election of
Colonel Smith and states his in.
tention OF roting for him for Cor
ernor Of Maryland as cell as for
the entire Democratic local ticket
Gentlemen WiU be a little careful
in the future lchdt they say in ban
Quet rooms rben Goreraor
Lorades is present.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
Not a Defender of the Iru''

Senator Hanna emphatles'ls
denies that he is a delenus "A
the trusts; and he then pIV 's,J
to defend the corporations "T
hove combined to monop't Il
business under the cover =. 4
tariff. But perhaps the T Vtsan,i
PLANTATION of Senator Law H.
equivocal position is give" Dill n
staff correspondent of the =, |,
delphia Press, who qaOr M
Ohio Democrat as saylus otipI
"Mr. Hanna has been sp. a"n,t,
some good words for the y" dopI
and we think that has been SeI,hs6I
to get more money" PROUD
none knows better na o. drs|
Hanna upon what sources # \
for campaign funds; Oatfp1
be really opposed to the y Il n
can give no better PROOF ,srb|
sincerity than by .!n Bpl1
his Steamship Subsidy .o al !
create q monstrous mOnOppSSi il
Ocean transportation =
deIphid Record.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
WILL CREATE AREPUBLIcAN COURT TO OVER
! AWE NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
Force-Bil Proceedings Reviewed to 1ntimidate Dem
ocratic Voters Plat Henchmen to Comprise the
Jury to Decide Upon Alleged Primary and
Election Frauds.


This is Teddy Roosevelt's mon,
partizan" election scheme to in
fluence several sup State" coun-
ties:
A REPUBLICAN Governor
and a REPUBLICAN, Boss to
appoint REPUBLICAN, PO-
lice Chief and a force of RE-
PUBLICAN Policemen, a RE-
PUBLICAN Prosecuting AttOr-
ney and Il REPUBLICAN
Judge, and call a special RE-
PUBLICAN Jury, all to infiu-
ence votes in DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY.
A diSpat h from Albany dated
the 23rd inst, says: Governor
Roosevelt has decided to out
do all previous efforts to terrorize
Democratic voters and make a
sensational move with intent to
boom the Republican campaign
in New York. He decided to-
night to call an extraordinary
Grand Jury to pass upon alleged
frauds in primary elections and
registration.
The significant part of the
move is that the presentation of
evidence to the Grand Jury will
be in control of Deputy Attor.
ney General Edward P. COyne. a
Republican politician and lawyer
from Madison County. All Dis.
trict Attorney Gardeners prerog.
atlveS before the Grand Jury are
to be uSurped by the Deputy A.
torney- General. and the entire
prosecution, before and after in
dlctmentS are found. will be
in control of the Republican law.
Yer from mp the State.
An upstate Judge will be des-
ignated TO preside at the court.
and upstate judges are Repub.
licanS.
McCullagh's "Force Bill dep.
uties are to be reinforced by pros.
ecuting officers and court deS-
iguated by the Republican ma
chine. The political expediency
of the action is easily SurmiSed.
indictments may he found on
"McCullagh'S" evidence, and the
indictments may be held up or
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
Politics and Patriotism.

The Republican parry has made "a
speciality OF putting returned ldierS
from the war in Cuba aud the Philip
pines on their party ticket in all Sec
tions Of the country, trusting to the
pee. Is patriotism 10 elect them. In
Peunsylvan Lieutenant Colonel Bar
net OF the Tenth PENNSYLVANIA,
which served - CALAMITY IN the Phil
ippi e. has been nominated by the
Quay msehine for State Urea urer. 1t
has become known that in battle he
was >kulker. ami found shelter. when
the bullets were flying, in = rice dyke.
He is also charged with neglect If duty
towards his mmander Colonel Haw-
ki0s One Republican, Mr. Adams,
candidate fir Judge of the Superior
Court, was compelled 10 resign on &C
count of charges Of fraud and it looks
as if Barnett will follow suit. 1t was
the game Of Roosevelt in New York
this hero worship bus nes> after the war,
al hough no one ever limited that the
Ro.gh Rider was a coward He may
not have sought the front # the lines
When the battly ragged, bur be got the
credit ami that was what he wanted
70 help him in his cherished amb.tion
TO be Governor Of New York. Ii look
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27

forced to trial according to which
course will best aid the Republi-
can campaign.
i Governor Roosevelt and his
friends are chuckling tonight
over the immense political lever
age they expect from the work
ings of this extraordinary Grand
Jury scheme. The matter of a
court to try the Indictments
which the Deputy Attorney Gen.
eral expects to be found has not
been settled. 1t is not unlikely
that the trials will be deferred
until after the election, thus leav-
ing the accused men in the power
of the new adjunct to the McCul-
lagh forces, even though they be
unjustly accused and demand
immediate trials to demonstrate
their innocence.
Governor Roosevelt made this
move on the advice of Deputy
Attorney General Coyne, who
went to New York to investigate
charges of alleged frauds in the
Sheenan Goodwin primaries and
alleged registration frauds.
The Attorney General said to.
night that there were cases other
than those of primaries and reg
iStration TO be presented. He de-
clined to tell what they are. but
1t Is believed that an effort will
be made to obtain indictments
based on the testimony of wit
nesSes before the Mazet Commit
tee.
The object of this Is to have
few indictments to which Ma.
yet may point with PRIDE as a
result OF his '.work."
Governor Roosevelt expected
to have the proclamations con
vening the extraordinary term.
designating the justice and di.
rectlng the Attorney General to
take charge d. the prosecutions,
ready for his signature TO NOR,
row before his departure to make
speeches i'll Mary land. but it was
found Impossible to prepare the
documents. Unless the papers
are signed by Lieutenant Gov
ernor Woodruff as acting Gov
ernor, they will have to wait un-
til the Governors return on Sat.
urday.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
Where the Credit Belongs.

John Walter Smith, the Democratic
nominee for Go ernor, in 1892, and 1894,
conceived, framed and introduced the
the Free :, hoOl Book Law, aud the
people will rot be deceived by R.pub-
lican pretences. The best evidence to
uphold our statements is the Senate
Journal of the above years whore il is
conclusively shown that Colonel John
Walter Smith worked hard for the bill,
followed ii in its various phases, and
finally saw ii triumph, passed by a
Democratic Senate and a Republican
House of Delegates. In lS92 the bill
was passed by Democratic Legisla-
rure, but was vetoed by Governor
Brown, not because be disapproved of
it, benefieent object but because he
believed that the finances of tie State
were not then in a condition to bear
the additional expense II be incurred
by the issue of free school books.
Many wrong impressions have been
created by the Republicans in the press
and on the stump in this matter, but
the records show where the honor is
due
The Free School Book Lac tcas con
ceired, framed and introduced ia the
Maryland legislature AZ three conSec.
attn go -,,,. ~ yb.,. III. j.. E,f,..-,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27

The Baltimore CITY Schoo, Boari
zl~i, deficit this year Of from 81, no
L. S31oN Il : ,loaght that by KEEP
inE down saqf y expenses and by gen
e. sc 1aLy. ,ss, the shortage viii
l7t se4ch over that zUo1lt. Have
It's >ehoC. teachers q B.I,imor= been
approached b. Governor Lowndss 70
y5ie for hin in exeha- y for a. increase
in sal&T1e The fms eisl shows : in
Baltimore city would serve 70 indicate
s reduction rather than 81 Increase,
and this. TO. undsr Republican al
min.strAtiou.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
Blackguardism VIII Not Paw in
This Community.

We would like TO know why Colonel
Baughnan is made factor in this po-
litical fight He : not a candidate for
any office, would not accep, any office.
nor 5 there any member of his family
candidate or wi be an app lea / for
any office under any Democratic ad-
ministration. II is well-known fact
that the blackguarii>m INDUCED in by
the Republican organ of this city has
relegated II 10 obscurity and absolute
eXtin tiou in the pas The peo,le of
this city and county have never IN
dorsed blackguardi>m or personal
abuse Of any man and those who have
attempted it have paid he pc atty
such. creatures justly deserve. Col mel
BaughmaD, when president Of the C..
X Q. canal made record that the
people Of thi- county and Stat, ire
spective ofp nlitics, have been proud Of,
Tor lie reduce the expenses of that cor
poration $500 per annum. a greater
REDUCTION than was ever made by any
man a president Of that corporation.
A. tax col iector his bro, her has saved
more poor people from gong TO the
wall by not selling out their property,
than has ever been known ana still
saves them event this day. As Comp
troller of Maryland, Col. Baughmau
distributed more N 'ney to the public
schools than ever before an his recyrd
shows ttat he was the one man brave
enough 10 send TO the legislature of the
Safe !. conformation Of the short COM
ings Of one Of the trusted officers Of the
State. The insignificant office of the
Congressional Index was held for so
short a period that there was not dol
lar received by him as profit for the
labor rendered, but universal praise
was accorded far the improvement
made in this important work. No
man ever received even five thousand
dollars much les SIS, 900 f,r this work.
80 such infamous lies, such ignorance,
simply meets the just rebuke such ar
ticles deserve. We care not who NAV
edit tie Examiner so long as they con.
fine themselves to the truth and public
facts, but when they lie and falsify
facts the public should be informed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27

counteracting agents on the other side.
LOwndes had better stick 10 the case
in hsnd aud save that money used in
the "foreign interferei ce" expense ac-
count, to buy up voters on election
day. 1t will pay him better. MARY
land is Democratic State and will
prove her allegiance 10 the PARTY Of
her choice on the eth If November by
an overwhelming majority.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27

THE intelligent and respectable ele-
meni Of the Republican party openly
declare that il would q 5 shame n
hsye man ike Harp S StAEe's-AttoE-
ney for such county - Frederick
The people know Worthington 70 be
honest, capable, sud cannot be bought
by any man. He will oe fair Snd hon
est 10 the discharge Of his duties. Let
Republicans and Democrats determine
to vote for Worthington for S,ate'<
Attorney.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27

1t is impossible to inlasln'
that Senator ThurstOn OF Wv
Roosevelt can know anytime
about our State affairs "h''
our own people do not khv Nv,
and, as both Mr.. John "a''
Smith and Governor LOWhu''
have expressly said, we are -
gagged just now not in elec'"'
President or COngressIlleh'
even, indirectly, a United s''',]
Senator, but State officers Tvs.
minister State affairs ana 'VN'
islate about matters purely an1
solely of State coneern'-ps
more Sun.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27

n c.siusd t-s. John G7otf. the
uyGa;y >1e-tt. has lately had n
u-~-sao-s dream. which ha> pat him
q 9ers losing up tile nesro voters.
/. : sid tbs, John ass been promised
The -. ion Il Deputy under The Re
pat,.esu Sheriff. lie w-u>-but
lc,l IA must IL saii about This mai
te-, t--iti. : Anawu -o: q Repubii-
- Eolid vote sE=ia>; the.- cauei-
dale t5- S1e1E Wei. Ne doab, if
Johns dream Will come tue fo7 hun.
dreis O.. Republicans are going 10 vote
- sc DvI91-atic sheriff and sre op-
pa~=1 to Johns even dreaming ateu,
s s=-c-t term