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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-28
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Imported directly by ourselves.
Uncolored Japan that is considered ex-
cellent Soc value by the ordinary
dealer is here, per Observation-Disclosures. 35c
''Minarda" Ceylon and India blend, per
49,. $1,000. biC
When near our store, step in and drink
a hot cup Of Tea or Coffee; at our Tea
department free
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-28
New York and Washington and Re-
turu S3335 Via sThe Milwaukee -

For dewey" reception at New York and
Washington. Tickets on. sale Sept. Is,
26 and u to New York, and Sept 20 and so
to Washington.
The Milwaukee runs five trains to Chi
cago each day. Celebrated Pioneer Lin
tied leaves Minneapolis 1880 p. M, and st.
Paul $40 D. M
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-28
New Kid Gloves.

These New Gloves are the best we
ever sold at the popular prices Of $1.O0
and Sl.25 a pair. They're sold at
very small profits but the sales are
enormous.
New 2-clasp Kid Gloves for street wear
and calling, white, black and fashionable
colors, embroidered In black, d 4 M
white and self colors, every b | .V|VD
pair fully warranted, only. y wv
New 2-olasp English P. x. M. Street
Gloves in brown, tan and red shades new.
5 dsrf stitched siaSd backs a1 a won e Ok
price Of. .. .... a. 0u' 'saa.as p } >AO
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-28
VIII Build on Hersche1 Avenue

Adolph Morgan yesterday secured a
building permit for a 81, 800 frame dwell
ing to be erected on Herschel avenue,
near University avenue.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-28
THE STATE SAVINGS BANK,

Corner Fourth and Minnesota SITS.
Deposits made on or before Oct will
be entitled to three months interest on
Ian l next
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-28
cost of HamIine sewer-The cIer


ing to be erected on Herschel avenue,
near University avenue.
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Cost OF HamIine SeWer-The clerk Of
the board of public works has completed
the figures on the assessment for the
Hamline sewer system which is now in
the process Of construction. The prop
ertr owners will be assessed S71a cents
per Hont foot.
c -apany H VIII Try Again - The
me. ing of Company H, of the First
reg ment, N. c.. S. M, which was sched-
Uled to come off last evening, was post
pored until next Wednesday night owing
to the lack of sufficient members to
transact business. Company D will meet
tonight at the armory.
Ton of Books for the Third-Maj
Pond is collecting magazines and books
Tor the Third regiment now stationed in
the Philippines. Several cases of litera-
ture have been sent, and yesterday an
other large barrel was expressed to the
Pacific coast. making in all nearly ton
of reading matter that has been sent the
Third.
To Consider Market S1tes-The COM
mittee on streets of the board of alder
men will hold a session this afternoon at
4 o'clock. The report Of the special Joint
council committee recommending the Sc
lection Of the block bounded by Fourth,
Fifth, Franklin and Exchange streets as
market site will be considered. The
ordinances relating to the granting of a
franchise for waste paper boxes to be
placed on the street corners will also be
given consideration.
For benefit of a CrippIe-An enter
tainment will be given at Central hall
on Saturday evening for the benefit Of
Mr.. l. NJ. Hiertaas, a, cripple. The pro-
ceeds will be used to purchase an arti-
fetal limb. The entertainment will con-
sist of readings and character imperson-
atoms by Sam Johnson and Miss E. Ham
merly, vocal solos by H. Anderson, Misses
Inez Thoorseu and Lena Beckman, in
strumentaI numbers by Misses P. Scan
att, z. Jackson, w. Rhoden and the Min
nehaha Social and Mandolin club. A
large number Of tickets have been sold
in advance for this worthy cause.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-28
City NJ ~ 8.

VIII Meet TOmorrOvy-The first meet
lag of the Tabernacle society will be
held tomorrow at 1880 a, m, in the rooms
q the Ryan Annex.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-28
$3.50

$3.50
A barrel for good Apples; zoe peck
S2.4D
a barrel for nice lot of Red streaks
and Starks; 25c a peck.
20 G0mts
A pound for real fine high favored
Creamery Butter.
II CENTS
A dozen for fancy Selected No. 1 Eggs;
lac dozen for the small and dirty Eggs,
but fresh ones.
6 cents
Per quart for fancy Cranberries
20 Gents
A pound for fresh boiled HOLSTERS.
S1.3O
A sack for few hundred s8-lb sacks Of
ffrst-class Flour that we will guarantee
to suit you, or money refunded.
z Gents
Each for large Cotton Mops.
80 GENTS
A dozen for fancy, fresh soft Shell CLANS
in the shell.
3 cents
Each for fancy Minnesota Hubbard
Squashes.
COFFEE.
Bought green; roasted by ourselves in
our own roasting room, by the blue-fame
gas method, and weighed out to the buyer
fresh from the roasters.
We carry every worthy variety of
coffee and issue it green, roasted, broken,
graduated or pulverized.
Thu New Fr n 10 Burr Stones
Recently placed in operation by US is the
most perfect pulverizing machinery that
ever powdered coffee to a fineness that
will permit it's serving in thirty seconds
The matchless- Hoffman House. per
I'D Observation-Disclosures. 2Sc
"Robal blend grand coffee value)
per I'D ............... 2Oc
No. 8 Rio Gust from the roaster) per
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-28
Four Cases of Scarlet Fever-Two

L our cases OF scarlet HeVer-1W W.
cases of scarlet fever was reported at the
health Office yesterday existing at 301
West Fillmore and two cases at Smelling
ana Sherburne avenues.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-28

STANDARD PAPER PATTERNS are
best from every point of view. Newest and
most economical in cutting materials.
Cheapest, too, Sc to zoe, none higher. Why
pay more?
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LIKE THE SISTERS"
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
WILL ASK RECOGNITION FOR
RATHRONE ORDER
TO ASK SUPREME CONCLAvE

Representative to That Body Are
Instructed to Work for Such Rec
OgnitiOn New officers Were
Elected and Installed, and the
Business OF the Session Cleared
UP-WiH Meet Next in Minneapolis
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
MENTIONED FOR OFFICE
Names of Many Of the Candi-
dates for Positions Under
Governor Smith.

/ Among the gentlemen wht
have been mentioned hv tbei,
fr;o,,,, Co., ,,,,.,, ID, a., S.,.,
~ i''"'' "',''N' ''.'
government are the ''''"" 'lS'
Secretary of State - Dorsey
Guy, \. Is. Howard, Edward
Colt ot Anne Arundel county
and tdldor William Sa>>rre, oi
Prince George : County.
stare lTea>HTtr-Hou' murray
NandlNer. az Hartford County;
John ;. Gi'1oES, OF Baltimore
Ol'>.
>.a.t IiN CONN. l>>lohti-Hoh.
Mario" l''Na'o smith, Of CheS
t'I.'W II.
LAud I l>SloHtr-JaIneN >
NhePpaf"' OF Dorchester County.
insurance lomml>Slontr-- Lloyd
W ilNillSol' 81 " orceSter County.
ire Mar. 'al-iion. Buchanan
NrhItN' OF W aShlugt"h County.
I"lire commissioners - Coz.
9"rrIorK swami Hiram Dudley.
f. NJ. SrhrNNrr cone OF the pres
eh' lhculhoth'Sl' Lloyd /. Jack
son ana Col. John Z. Legg, of
Baltimore City.
state Librarian Mrs. Annie
/ ,. ID
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
THE CITIZEN FREDERICK Md FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER a. 1879

The Commissioner G eneral
says: 1.-the chief point of interest
is the one referred to in previous
reports, i e., the tendency of the
immigration to those States in
which great cities are located,
and the natural inference that
aliens congeSt at the great centerS
of population. This suggests the
importance of concerted measures
by the various States and NUM-.
CAPABILITIES looking to the distribu-
ton. in conformity with the laws
of demand and supply, of foreign
arrivals, both for the purpose of
securing labor where it can be
successfully utilized, and to avoid
those dangers which menace the
peace and good order Of commun-
tiles from the aggregation of un-
occupied or non producing PEG
pies, particularly where the latter
are alien in race, language and
hibitS to those among whom they
have come to live"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
STATE HAPPENINGS.
Maryland News Matters Terse-
ly Told For the Benefit of
Busy Readers.



At CentreVille the jury render
ed a verdict for cent damages
i'll the case of Carey VS.. Caroline
county
lIagerStown iiremen will meet
and advocate the abolition of the
office OF fire marshal.
Matthew ii. Jones was con-
Nlcted OF murder in the second
degree at Cumberland.
Tuesday.
The barn and carriage house of
cN Seuator German, in Howard
county, burned and valuable con.
tents were destroyed.
\ meeting of the County Com
miSSionerS of Washington comfy
to-day will discuss the proposed
sale of the Western Maryland
Railroad.
The will of the late Judge
Roberts was admitted to probate.
Matthew IL. Jones was sentenc.
ed to the penitentiary for eigh-
teen years for killing John Muir
i'll Allegany county.
The Cumberland Rolling Mill
has resumed work.
Governor LowndeS and his
family will start to day for Ohio
to attend the wedding of LLOYD
LowndeS, Jr.
Wednesday.
The residence of Professor
Charles S. Richardson, at Snow
Hill, was burned.
Coal miners in the Cumber.
land region will ask for an in
crease of ten cents "a ton for
mining.
The telephone case against the
City of Baltimore was argued in
the Court of Appeals.
Nearly all the negroes who had
been arrested for the alleged in.
tlmldation of cOlored Democrats
Ill Kent County were discharged.
Thursday.
The subway case between the
telephone company and Balti
more city was argued before the
Court of Appeals.
An unknown colored woman
was cut i'll two by freight tran
near leicester.
Aaron Cole, a negro man, wa.
arrested in Washington count,
upon a charge of assaulting
young white girl.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24

Nothing could more cleary
show the close relations existing
between Secretary Gage and the
Wall street spectators, and the
absolute control of this admins
tration by the money kings, than
the manner in which Secretary
Gage went to the rescue of the
Wall street crowd 10y purchasing
$50, 900, 600 worth of government
bonds. Not two hours before the
order was officially issued to buy
those bonds, Secretary Gage as
sured newspaper men that no
bonds would be bought. Later
he received his orders from Wall
street, and promptly obeyed by
ordering purchase of bonds.
When the Wall street gang
squeezes the public, the govern
ment never goes to the relief of
the public, but let the screws be
turned a few times on the big
spectators, and the treasury
dumps a big wad of public money
INTO Wall street to ease the pinch,
and the gullible public is expect
ed to accept the statement that it
is patriotic act, done to prevent
Il financial panic, when it is we'll
known that it is done to prevent
loss on the part of the big spec
ulatorS, who do not hesitate to
make situations threatening a
money panic Whenever they think
1t profitable to do 50, because of
their knowledge that the United
States Treasury is behind them.
There Will come a time and it
Will have to cOme-Wheu Wall
street spectators will not dictate
the actions of the United States
Treasury, but it will not come un
til there is an administration in
power which does not owe its cleo
to money put up by the great
spectators of the country.
There will be a chance to elect
such an administration next year.
Although the election is over,
the Republicans are still getting
fat slices Of pie from the official
counter. One of the last to be
fed was Mr.. Ii. w. Hart, a young
lawyer OF Alliance, who has been
appointed United States Consul
at Dusseldorf, Germany, consid
cred very desirable post, to fill
vacancy caused by death.
The statement that Boss Hanna
had told Mr.. Mckinley that he
would not remain at the head OF
the Republican National Commit.
tee is believed to be nothing more
than a ruse to head off the fight
against Hanna, by prominent Re
publicans. Hanna may retire,
but if he does, it will be because
he knows it is a choice of going
apparently of his own will and
getting kicked out.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
A Political Resume.

Says the Baltimore Herald:
The past week in politics was
ode of iubilation for the Demo,
Gratis; Of careful planning for the
future on the part of the Republi.
cans.
While still flushed with the
victory that makes Colonel John
Walter Smith Governor of Mary.
land, the rank and file of the
dominant party witnessed the in.
auguration of Mayor Hayes and
and realized that once again De
mocracy was to rule over the des-
TIMES Of the people of the city
and State.
Thus all was happiness with the
victorS.
The vanquished leaders were
not long in recovering from the
shock of defeat. They rallied
their forces during the past seven
days, demons trating concluSively
that they will not retire from the
field of battle without further
struggle, and laid plans for a re.
uniting of Republicans when the
common enemy" is to be fought.
Within their own ranks the
Union League and the MalStel
forces will lock horns for SUI.
premacy, and this conteSt-ont
for the control of the delegation
to the National Convention-wil
be watched with no small degree
of interest by everybody.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
Younger Element to the Front

As is always the case immedi.
ately after an election, says the
Baltimore Herald, the scramble
for places has begun in earnest
and it is safe to say that there
are ten applicants for every office
in the gift of Mayor Hayes and
Governor elect Smith. Hundreds
OF party workers are appealing to
the party leaders for recognition.
and while these gentlemen will
naturally do all they can to re-
ward their old friends, there are
bound to be many disappoint.
ments. There can be no doubt
that the leaders of the organiza.
ton would like to secure places
for many former office holders
but hundreds of new men have
come to the front, and it is gen
orally recognized that upon the
shoulders of the younger element
rested the burden of the battle
both in the Mayoralty and
spring elections. That they will
receive proper recognition is con.
coded by all who have the welfare
OF the people at heart.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
May Purchase the Holland.

The Navy Department will
probably purchase the submarine
boat Holland, which has been un-
der inspection in New York by a
naval board. This board has
made most favorable eport
upon the operations of the craft in
submarine work, and found that
it exceeded all expectations so far
as facility for diving, rising and
running below water was con-
cerned. A number of runs will
be made on the Potomac river
before the boat is finally &C.
copied.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24

The big. hearty, healthy ma
continual irritation to his dys
friend. Constipation is the no
nine tenths of the sickness of mel
of large proportion of the sickn
woman. 1t can be cured easily,
urally aud quickly. Nature is &C J,
ualIy working as hard as she can ~,
throw off impurities and to force ~ ~
poisonous refuse matter. When tnta
is an impeachment, DR.. Pierce's Pleasai'
Pellets set the wheels working asa,
without any trouble. They assist ~,
ture in a gentle, healful, efficient M WAY
There is nothing violent about l"'i
action and yet it is just as certain ~ ~
1t were twice as violent. You 40 u, u,
become slave to their use" Ihel !"
different aud better than any QUIZ
pill for the cure of constipation, neI'
ache and kindred arrangements 81 ~
most all druggists understand TINS y" .,
are conscientious enough to tell you =
The druggist who tries to sen S ,.So,
substitute is not safe man from VIM
TO buy medicine. Send u cent?
one cent stamps to Worlds DlsPe4l'SV1
Medical Association, Buffalo, IN noo
and receive DR.. Pierce's lVU9 p%7
"Common Sense Medical AuV'S'''
profusely illustrated.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
COLONIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Brief Items of News From
Cuba, Porto Rico and the
Philippines.
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
General MacArthur'S advance
has now reached Moncada, aboul
so miles north of Manila.
FilipinOS have blocked the
northern part of the Manila Dag
upan Railroad by wrecking a
number of cars and engines.
Sugar planters from the Glen
fuegos district of Cuba will 60 to
New York in the interest of lower
duties on Cuban sugar.
TUESDAY.
General Macarthur has occu-
pied Dagupan, thus completing
the seizure of the Manila -Dagu,
pan Railroad.
Sailors of the gunboat CaStine
have occupied Zamboanga, on
the Island of Mindanao.
Havana merchants are begin
ming "A movement to improve the
harbor of that city.
WEDNESDAY.
General Lawton is not in COM
munication with Manila, and it
is believed that he is chasing
Aguinaldo in the mountains,
WarshipS. which are patrolling
the Luzon coast, are trying to !
prevent the possible escape of f.
Aguiualdo.
1t is expected that the Havana
municipality will soon report ia
Vorably on the Dady contract for
sewerage.
THURSDAY.
The American troops who are
pursuing Aguinaldo in Luzon are
now near him, and have had a
fight with his rear guard.
General Wheaton will take a
new expedition to north Luzon to /.
cut oil AguinaldO'S retreat.
Wreckers found $4,000 in the
safe of the Sunken Spanish cruiser
OquendO, near Santiago, Cuba.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
Pennsylvania Time Table.

Several minor changes have
been made in the time of the ar.
rival and departure of trains on
the Pennsylvania Railroad,
Frederick Division. The morn.
ing train from New York, 1O.2Oa.
M, now arrives at 1917 a. m.
The train leaving for Hagerstown
at $50 a. M, now leaves at 9.45
a. IN. The one leaving at 500
p. m. for Baltimore, now leaves
at 4.55 p. m. All other trains
are the same.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
Thanksgiving at the Acade,

1t has always been the custl
of Nixon & Zimmerman
have some notable attraction
the Academy of Music, Baltimo
for a holiday week, and
Thanksgiving they have look
Jacob Lifts production Of
great English play. "SpOrti
Life" the largest dramatic DI
sentation ever made. The
gagement will begin Monda
November 9th, contiDni
throughout the week with maj
nees Wednesday, Thanksgivit
Day and Saturday. VIII
"Sporting Life" was first I
scented in New York it was m
nOunced the melOdramatic maste
stroke of the century, the mol
StupendOuS scenic spectacle Oftl
era. The play is in five actS au
sixteen separate and distiu(
scenes. all of wondrouS beautI
Perhaps the most noteworthy
these are the magnificent pictuN
of the ancestral home Of the Ea
of Woodstock, the grandly ill
minated Earl's Court EXE.tiol
showing the chief feat e.
LOndOn'S most popular anus
ment resort, a scene in viii
hundreds ofpeople participated
celebrated training stables
Newmarket, England, occupl
by "A dozen thoroughbred race
the interior of the famous \
tional Sporting Club, Lond'
during a polite argument "
the gloves, and two views
EPSON Downs, the location
England's historic race cOuT
The story hinges upon the
tune of II young English mol
man, whose penchant for dl'
sions of the race track, born
his love for a good horse, evel
ally lands him at the brink Of
nancial ruin. There are tn
important speaking parts to
filled, to say nothing OF the
dred or more supernumeral
There are two scenes i'll the
which require the entire c
pany to appear in evening dI
and there are more than 2jO
pie on the stage.
This attraction will he folio
by Francis Wilson i'll his
opera, "Cyrano de Bergerac''
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Our Correspondent Talks in
General About Wash
ington.
(COnnlnunicated)
WASHINGTON. Nov. 20. 1899.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 90. 1899.
Representative Richardson, of
Tenn, is the first one Of the four
candidates for the Democratic
nomination for Speaker of the
House, which carries with it the
Democratic floor leadership dur
ing the Fifty sixth Congress, to
reach w ashington and open mead
quarters. Mr.. Richardson saws
he has received more pledges of
support than any one of the three
other candidates Bank head, of
Ala, De Almond, of Mo-. and
SulZer. of n. Y.-aud expresses
confidence in his success. bat the
friends of the other candidates
also express confidence of the sue
cess OF their man in this good
natured contest for the Demo
cratic leadership Of the House.
Mr.. Bailey, Of Texas, has not vet
reached Washington, but he
stated during the last session hat
he would not again be candi-
date, but would support Mr..
Bankhead for the honor. Some
are predicting that there will be
a deadlock in the caucus and
that the friends Of all the candi
dates will compromise by nomi.
mating Mr.. Bailey again.
Ii there were any doubt about
Representative Henderson having
been the administrations choice
for Speaker, it would have beer
diSsipated by what has occurred
since his arrival in Washington
Almost before lie had removed
the dust of travel from hi,
clothes, he called at the White
House to know whether Mr.. Nc
Kinley had any orders to give a.
to the committee assignments
aside from the packing of tn,
Committee on Banking and Cur
rency in favor of the single golC
standard bill, which was ordered
last summer. MI. Henderson i.
going to be a Mckinley Speaker
and this House, instead of regis
tering the will of Gar Reed a.
the last one did, will register til,
will of Mr.. Mckinley.
In order to get control of III,
Senate Finance Committee O
which majority have been 70
/ years silver men, even since tn,
committee was controlled by til,
Republicans, the gold Worship
perS are going to reOrganize tn,
Senate Committee, giving the Re
publlcans nine members in thOs
consisting Of thirteen and seveI
III those consisting of eleven
Then the gold men will only hav
a majority of one in the Financ
Committee, as Jones, of Nevada
classed as a silver Republica
and Wolcott, of Colorado, VIII
calls himself a Republican bimet
alllst, can be counted on to &C
with the silver men on the que.
ton of reporting a bill to enat
) the single gold standard. Tn
four Democratic members of thi
committee are Vest, of Mo
Jones, of Ark, Daniels, of Va
and Chiffon, ofTexas, all staunc
silver men. Unless Mr.. McKil
ley gets frightened by those r,
publicans, who, although wilin
to vote for a single gold standar
bill if compelled to do so, belle,
r 1t will be bad policy to pass OF
on the eve of a Presidential can
paign, such bill is likely to
jammed through at this session ,
: Congress. 1t will depend largel
} upon the attitude taken by M
5 Mckinley in his message to Coz
gress.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24
In Bankruptcy.

James B. Davis, a farmer of
this county, applied Saturday for
the benefit Of the bankruptcy law
In the United States District
Court, Baltimore, by William P.
Maulsby, Jr., attorney. He has
liabilities of $996.O4 and no as.
sets.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-11-24

REPUBLICANS are still talking over
how it all happened r. best ason
is that the people were tired of their
administration Of affairs and decided
upon and tlrctcd much reeded
change The people can gene ally be
trusted to take careof their own public
affair.