davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-06
w FL. x. Brooks zadsI@s
wisjyca NIedycyna czysz-
czenia krwi.

Ludzkl system TAX jak do
mowy %potrzcLuje odnowicn'a 0 tel
pore roku aby bye v statIe wy.
,ugownc ! zystosc y krwi i
" nnocnlc i zabezpieczyG przeciw
chorobom " przociagu .roku. Il.
w ostatni:h riec1u lat,,ci, W
kaidej probe uczynionej z Wiel.
ks. Brooks Jckarstwem, lekko
molina wykazac jcgo wyzszcsc
mad wszystkia lime Ickarstwa ma
Knew, ME pytajac sic ]alk cie4ko,
jnk d'ugo cl,oroba trwaia. Jezeli
jake inne Iekxrstwo ME pomoze,
mcJe lekarstwo zawsze predko WYE
leczy ka3da chorobe. kt1ru rocho~
dzi go krwi B.rdz, maio
lekarst~ zapcwnla wyleczenie
.cie4kich izastnrza}ych clioroo po-
c~hodzacych re krwi TAX, jak
Wiel Brooks l%ckarstwn i &adne
mic moga daG TAX Iiezarrzeczo-
nego swindcetxa znt3ug,. Mole
%}okarstwo ME jest jedynie wzmac~
niaj4ce ale v%y;cczalne. Lokarstwo
to p]rzecaod,i do siediiska ka3dej
cioroby pochodzacej 20 krwi. l
wyrzuca t:nciz"s Z systs mt. Mic
iekarstwo wyrzuce- ka3dy / tr1op
zarazy l uvalnIa system cd ,nej na
ZaWsZe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-06
Pittsburg, Pa, 9 Kwiot. 1900

.. LA'Lsou!SSI Ill., . AWlct' 15uO
Jn dziekuje q tardze piqknie
Wie]. ksis1e Brooks IN twoje l.~
karstwa, kto'" W przec'agu lode
nego m'csiaca mnie wyleczyty, i
teraz 1estem caik;em wylcczony.
ia uuawaiem sic do r6&hrch dok-
i uzywa}em rozmaile Iekar~l
silva, iadne mnie ME ~wyloGz{yo
i p-zesz}o rok cierpi.iem ba,dxo
~iele ma nicstrawnoic, ale pc ut,~
ciu 4 butclek " Wielcbncgo ks
Brooks iekarsrwa zosLa1em wyic-
czony. ia wan posytam 4 mark
i prosze mi przystac obraz ina
pamiat.Ie.
Il szacunEiem,
4. M%ieckownki. 22I9 Tustin III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-06
Gdzie Jest cISzek
Zfelih9kf.

Upu$cii on 10 lat temu swoja
zone i przepad} bez wiesci, Ma lat
81, i " Ameryce bawi lat 80. O
}askawa wiadomos6 Q MIN uprasza
sic pod odresem: Paulina Zlelinska
ss4 N. May Str. chicago, Ill. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-06

'zywszv g. Za,eczenie
swifcono "a zezwoleniem
s~zczesl,wych rcdzic6w natych-
Mast. Ma drugi dz;eh zdalSS
Hngon panu Antoniemu
sprawe &c swego majatku,
kazal przynieSt sw6j kufer
podr64ny. napeInionY ciezkie-
mi workami zlota, tax, il
t. Sc jeko przyszlya ME m6gl
SIC dose nadziwi6 jego boz
gsctwu zalobionemu W OBJ
cych krajach. Przyjsl wiec go
z radcscia do swego domu i
cieszyl sic. re takiej zdatne)
nabyl pomocy ola swego
handful Gdy rok p6zniej
b>lc wesele i wlelkie grono
przyiacioi bra}o udzial prey
b;esladzie, powstal 'burmistrz,
i ~wyjawszy z kieszeni doku~
ment, przeczytal nastepu]ace
z niego slowa: ~ Hiszfanii
un,ar}a zna1omita pant, imie-
MEM Donna Laura, kt6ra ma
lo3u $mierteloem caly sw6j
majatek zapisa}a Hrgonowi,
albo W ra2ie, gdyby ten JUL
1yG ME mial, jego ]powiaowa-
tym, psnu Aotoniemr i cor
ce jego Maryi. Pant ia mia}a
do zawdzieczenia swe zycie
HnRonowi kocha}a 60 ser
decznie, chot zazdrost jej
Hugona do opuszczen'a jej.
domu zmusila." Document
ten przyszedl Cd sadu kadis
kiego do rady miasta Lubeki.
Hugon opowiadat poczal o
Donnie Laurie i ich losach, a
skonczywszy opowiadanIe
przyrzek} Swiecie, re L odzie~
dziczonych pieniedzy wybu~
DUE szpital ola starych i
u}omnych ludzi Z wdziecznosci
"a opieke i b~}ogoslawiedstwo
Boze. Hugon i Marya tym~
czasem zyli dIugo W szczeS~
ciu. i zgedzie, W piracy / po~
boznoSci. Potem blogo i spo-
kojnie zasneli W Panu, costa
wiajac dobra pc scbie slave.
Wybudowany przez Mich szpi-
tai sw. Ducha do dis stoi W
Lubece.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-06

NAGRoDA WIERN0S:C1,
p
~ -
(Dokohczenie).

(Dokohczenie).
Pewnego wieczora. gdv
Hugon juz uda( sic by1 ma
spoczynek, W rozmarzen'u
mys]al O swej Maryi W Luz
bece, us}yszat " przyleg1ej
komorze szepty: Zblizywszy
sic do Sciany, ably wyrazn'e]
s}yszet, zauwazy}. )ak trzech
ma]tk6w wzajemnie SIG nara
d1alo. napaS6 tel nocy, gdy
beda sto)eli ma odwachu
Laure. wrzucit ia W more l
zrabowat jej kosztowno$c'.
Poniewaz Donna Laura zwyk-
la by}a jeszcze o p6znej pore
p%rzechadzat sic ma pok|adzie,
vice s}owa ich be- watpjenia
znaiS6 beda. musia}y WARE,
jeieli pow'edza. re sama
wpad}a we wode. Now|oa ia
p~rzerazila uiczmiernie Hugo
ma, lesz zanim jake m6gl zro'
bic postanowieaie, 1s|yszal
juz piszczatke wo}ajaca owych
mathew ma straz. Ubra} sic
wiec spiesznie 1 pobiegl o lie
m6g' najszybcicj do kajuty
Denny L4ury. Huitsjo wh6aie
juz byli prey tenn, ably skrepo-
wanei niewiescie w}oz}6 czop
w usta. zeby wo}a6 O pomoc
ME mog}a. Doskocz>l razno,
cial jednego W glove. re u
pad}, drugjego schwyci} "a
gardlo, podczas gdy trzeciego
swym kijem W nalezytem
trzymal oddaleniu, wola]ac co
si}a o ponoc, kt6ra tez ME
bawem najbieg}a. Pc kilku
chwilach lotr6w zwiazano i
rzucono ma dino okretu, ably
ich W najbl zszym procie 3D.
da6 spawiedliwo$ci. K.apitan
pochwalil Hugona ola odwa-
ri; lecz jeszcze wdzieczniej- |
sza okaza}a sic Donna Laura.
Dziekowala mu goracemi slo-
wy i obdarza}a HUME pienie-
dzmi, lecz on mic przyi2t
ME chcia}, .gdy1 tYlko swa
powinnosc .uczni}. TAX pop}y.
nell dalej. objechali Portugal
lia i wyl2dowali szczeSl}wie W
Kadyks, zkad Donna Laura
byla rodem. Zanim. okret o.
puscila aamawiad pocze}a HUI
gona, ably z MIA poszed} j
wzial W swe rece prowadze-
ME lei han dlu, poniewaz, jak
vie. zna dobrze kupiectwo.
Tylem panu Wilma, dodala,
pr6cz tepo nlc man czlowieka,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-06

:zo:a pewnego, gdy iuz lag Made q
mel, pred SODA. sranal i'm kupit, !:
drodze korsarz, ktory do~Jego 'pr
pnawszy okret po zaciete, silly MI
walco zabral i uprowadzil ma ze W
marokaliskie .Wszys nagrom
CIV W niewole zostali spree ubiegsl
DAM. Los Hugona W por6w~ niezyl '
napiu do innyth niewolnik6w ,alado.
m6gl sic zwae j~eszcze znoS rami j.
avn, dosta} sic 90 pana, SzczSSl
ktory zreszta po ]udzku sig fen, a
obchodz,l re s~, mi niewolni~ swe to-
kam,; tylko wtenczas po bat po)echa
siega}, gdy mu sztuka bydIa rano v
psdla. Wkrotkim czasie ma swiatek
ucz>} sic Hugon jezyka ma dzwi2k
rokaiskiego. a %poniewaz ME mai prz6
m;a} innej roboty, jak gnanie podziek
byd}a ma targ, gdyz pan "a pow
lego handlowal bydlem, vice uda} 81
wnet sic do tego nowego pana
wprawil rzemiosla i bardzo zasta}
byl ven panu prz, datny. wiwszy
Ola tego 1nial wiecei VOL ceml
no$c', niz drudzy niewolnicy. londyh:
m6gl nawet wo]oo chodzit po cd pan
mieScie; pomimo to by}smut- prly X
ny i widzial ;uz W duchu ME- miaio.
dotrzymanie obietoicy danej przYjac
Maryi. Hug'
Idac raz przez ulice znaIazl pierwsz
ma drodze worek Z pieniedzmi wyros]<
z kt6remi }atwo zbiedz mu niew;as
by}o. Lecz ME zwa2a} ma ten iak spt
CLOS szatana, tylko zani6sl ma, ME
pieniadze natychmiast do Ia opdwia
diego (sedziego), ably prawhe~ podr6z,
wla$cic;elowi byly odda- Wscho'
re. Kadi wys}af iuz byl sluge NAL, 4
miejskiego, kt6ry mia} oe'o- nicgo
sic pr uljcach re zgina} wo wieksze
rex z DUO pieniedzmi i 7e "a tax,
znalezienie wla$ciciel wyzna- musi' s
czy} 100 piastr6w. Zawolano ola slu'
w}a$ciciela, ably policzy} pie pan Ar
i poczciwemu znalazcy wcale s
da} obiecana nagrode. Lecz pred Il
by} 10 hultaj, jskich malo, / ]a}, W r
tylko. jaki spos6b opuScil
oszukae Hugona o tt 100 Swiadcz
piastr6w. Policzywszy pienia- poVsta}
DE rzek} do niego: Wide, innego
les juz sam zachowal sobie mogl z
nagrode, DO we worku jest sta}y W
tylko ~jeszcze TOO pjastr6w. a opowiae
800 W MIN bye mia'o''. M ma "a z
10 jcdnsk Hugon przystat czenie
ME chcial, / chodzilo mu 10, re ,
bardziej O imie poczciwc, n;z kt6ra o
zasluge i zaplat7. Uzalh siecha6 ger
vice pred kadlm, .ktory by} ma ]eg
madrym i spra- ktorej p
niedliwym. Ten kazawszy pc czssu m
orzesluchaniu p~oprzysiads ci6. Ma
lazdemu prawdliwost swego radoscia
t
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-06

SE5&EEA =E&H. 2@g&E &.&% l Is
ry,. ze.powr6ci q 70 lat, jak'.I
czlowiek samodzielay Q ]e'
reke zapvta. Lee k"rzystne
miejsce neci}o 60 DonIy
|Laury, kt6:a procz tego wy
! soko cenil; PREY TEN nle nara
|za} sic juz ma niebezpieczne
Ii niepewne podr6ze morsk'e.
Przyial vice jrj 'rojrkt / k'e-
rowa} jej handlem podlug sill
Il jak nsilepie1. Niezmor~
dowana praca ukoronowana
zosta}a pomy$lnym skutkiem
szczeg6lnie gdv sic oswo'i
wz>l W interesa pocAatko
n,u oboe. Donna Laura stawa-
la sic don wciaz poufalsza,
milszq, uprze)mieisza, tax. de-
wnet m6wili wszyscy o lch
wzajemnem pobraniu sic Mi
nelly cztery lata.. W kt6-
rych Hugon oszczedzi} ,sobie
dose }adna sumo. Razu PEI
wnego mial w}aSn'e udac sic
" dalsza podroz ma Wsch6d,
|aby tam zakupic towar6w.
pcszeG} do swei PAM,
|aby sic z MIA pozegra6. rzuci'
la mu sic ma szyje i caiujac
go rzekla: Drogi Hugonie!
D}uzej tait pred toba nie mo-
zee, re Gle kocham serdecznle
Ii he oharuje tobie z ma reka
|caly moi majarek bogactwo.
Bede ci dobr4 iona, nawet
gdyby Ct sic ME mialo podo-
fbae-sw Hiszpan;i, to -pdjde z
toba, dokad tylko chcie6 be-
dziesz. Hugon niewiedzial
najprz6d, jak mt by}o, gdy
piekna bogata Donna Laura
%uprzejmemi s}owy TAX sic don
; odezwa}a, pokusa dian by}a
wielk9 zostaG naraz tax boga-
tym i moznym, wszak / Ma
rYa moze mu sic sprzenlewie-
|rzyia, wziawszy meza podfug
wolf OLGA. Lccz SERGE wlerne
ME zapiera sic ME Una tA}~
szu nawet w najwjekszych po~
kusach. | TAX tel Hugon
przyszedlszy do siebie rzekl
do Denny Laury: Przebacz
PAM, ]ezeli zyczeniu "a
dose uczyoic ME jeste'n "
stanie. ia take, zaraz cd po-
czatku pani9 pokccha}em,
szanowale,n jak matke, zwia~
SEGA. zem nigdy matki mel
ME z"a|' Lecz ozenit sig z
pania ME moge ma zaden;<
spos6b! to bowlem obiacalcm I
mel Marry W Luhece, gdy {
po 10 latach powr6ce. Ma tie '
slowa Laura w sale gniewu.
i zazdro$ci schwycila sztylet, |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-06
Oil CITY,. Pa.

ia pi,ze do Cicbie Wbny- ks.
Brooks. Re twrje lexarslwa otrzy-
malem. za ktorc eli sc,dccznic die
buje. il mi pomogto bardzo wiclo.
MIN r~ozpoczaiem uzywac wasze
l~ckarstwo, cierpiafem ma reumn-
tyzm boil byf cos okropregp, ale
te"az jestcm cnfxicm zd'ow.
Wi"ccnly Formal, ~ Emlar st
WiIkesb"rc, Pa 3 Marca 1900.
Wkny k.- Brooks.
i JUL ternz trzy mic~ikce ja;< otrzy-
maicm vase ]eKarslwo. Ja ME
mogicm jesc ami spaG moi lola
dek by} W baidzo zlym stanie prze4
kdka n~iesiecy. Cd uzywania ostatniego
obsta1unku jestem culkiem zd,6w i
1yczyabym kskdepu cboremu dosta6
vase lekurstwx i bye wyIeczony.
Wdlenty M4zurkiewicz,
3 Brookslde ST,
Specyalna ofer,a ma 8 dni tylko =
Ma przysz1e 81 dni, my danny 500
obstalunek "a $500 Pamietajcie ma 30
dn, tylko. laden obstalunek ME mnikj
jak IS 90. Warunk.: 1ot6wka napzz6d
p1zez registrowauy5 list lub pocztowy
orde:.
Wisl. Ks. brooke Co.
sos S. 1al.ted ST..
tCki:ag~, Ill
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-02
Legislative Notes.

The House Committee on Edu-
cation, Mr.. Staley. chairman,
will report favorably on Mr..
Waters, of Frederick, bill to in
crease the State school tax from
10! cents to II cents.
Mr.. Buckley introduced a bill
III the House to prohibit the sale
of liquors in New Midway, Fred
erick County.
The conditions look favorable
for the Dollar Gas Bill for Balti-
more City. The same passed the
Senate on Tuesday and is now
under consideration by the Cor
poration Committee of the House.
1t is thought that favorable re-
port will be made on it.
Senator Rohrback introduced a
bill in the Senate to make the
fares on all railroads in the State
uniform.
Mr.. Waters introduced bill in
the House to refund to the En-
mitsburg Railway Co. money err
roneOusly paid to the State.
Mr.. Brown, of Frederick county
recently, introduced a bill en-
larging the powers of the Fred
erick, Thurmont and Northern
Railway Company and changing
it's name to Washington, Freder-
lex and Gettysburg Railway
Company. The capital stock is
to be 81, 900, divided into
shares at $50 par value.
A large delegation with a
larger petition, visited Annapo-
lis on Wednesday, in opposition
to the bill, allowing the people OF
Brunswick, to vote on the ques-
ton of local option for that place.
The petition is signed by 800 res.
idents of the town Among those
in the party were: Rev. S. NJ.
Bowman, Rev. l.. Martin, Rev.
John Gillenn, j. Il. Martin, DR..
FL. S. Hedges, Capt. j. H. Grimm
Cunningham G. G. Marks, E. l..
Harrison, G. G. Smith, A. NJ.
Miller, Sergent Lawson House,
L. S. House, William Schnauffer,
Mrs. j. T. Martin, Mrs. II. S.
Hedges, Mrs. j. II. Grimm, Mrs.
E. l.. Harrison, Miss Cora Norris
and Miss Martin.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-02
Marriage Licenses. -.

Marriage Licenses. -,
3 The following marriage licenses
have been issued at the Clerks
office since our last issue:s -
e. Franklin Smith and Fannie
Brown, colored, both of Frederick.
Samuel G. Miller. of Waynes-
boro, Pa, and Mary Durbon, of
Ladiesburg.
Robert A. Gunwell and Eliza
beth Cooney, both of Urbana.
Elmer L. Ray and BERTHE G.
Baer, both of Pearl.
VIM. II. Redman, of Rocky
Springs, and Mollie E. Suman,
of Broad Run.
Pinkney l.. Eckstein and Anna
McDade, OF Frederick.
Marshall IL. Warrenfeltz of
Wolfsville, and Virgie V. Belts,
of Pleasant Walk,
Harrison n. Kehne and Anna
May Keyser, both of Yellow
Springs
George c. Cutler and Rosa H.
Lewis, both jefferson.
Clarence y. Birely, of Ladies
burg, and Vera V. German, Of
Frederick.
Lewis 9. Thomas and L. Flor
enee Kline, both Of Adamstown.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-02
No RIGHT to UgIlness.

The woman who is lovely in face,
form and temper will always have her
friends but one who would be attrac-
tive must keep her health. If she is
weak, siclly and all run d wn, she
will be nervous and irritable. Ii She
la, constipation or kidney trouble, her
impure blood will cause pimples,
blotches, skin eruptions and wretch
ed complexion. Electric Bitters is the
best medicine in tie world to regulate
stomach, liver and kidneys and to pur-
ify the blood 1t gives strong nerves
bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rich
complexion. 1t will make agood-look-
ing, charming woman Of a rundown
invalid Only so cents bottle, at A..
l.. Pearre's Drug Store.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-02
LAST FLORIDA TOUR.
Via Pennsylvania Railroad.

The last Pennsylvania Rail
road tour of the season to Jackson
vile, allowing almost three
months in Florida, will leave
New York and Philadelphia
March 6.
Excursion tickets, including
railway transportation, Pullman
accommodations zone berth), and
meals en- route while going on the
special train, will be sold at the
following rates: New York,
$4,000; Philadelphia, Harrisburg,
Baltimore and Washington,
$4S. 90; Pittsburg, $500, and at
proportionate rates from other
points. Returning, passengers
will use regular trains until May
81, 1900.
For tickets, itineraries, and
other information apply to ticket
agents, Tourist Agent at 1196
Broadway, New York; 4 Court
Street, Brooklyn; 7S9 Broad
Street, Newark, New Jersey; b.
Courlaender, Jr., Passenger
Agent, Baltimore District, Balti-
more, Md; Colin Studds, Passen
ger Agent, Southeastern Dis
trict, Washington, ID. O.; Thos.
Il. Watt, Passenger Agent,
Western District, Pittsburg, Pa.
or to George w. Boyd, Assistant
General Passenger Agent, Broad
Street Station, Philadelphia. 1t.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-02
Orphans Court.

Will of Dennis Ramsburg, de-
ceased, admitted to probate.
Letters testamentary on estate
of Dennis Ramsburg, deceased,
granted to VIM. ii. and Dennis
Z. Ramsburg, executors.
Inventory of debts due Barbara
A. Birely, deceased, filed.
Report Of sales of stocks and
bonds of Barbara A. Birely, de-
ceased, filed.
Letters OF administration of
estate of Mary A. Smith, deceas
ed, granted to John b. Brawner,
administrator.
Courts order to transfer stocks
ond bonds granted to Charles p.
and VIM. S. Levy, administrators,
of Mary G. Levy, deceased.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-02
Railroading Patents.

A single firm of Patent Law
yers, G. A. Snow & Co., of Wash
ington, ID. c., have in the last
year procured 1850 patents for
their clients, many of them from
rejected inventions. G. A. Snow
Il Co., have been accused of rail
rOading patents through the
Patent Office, but they insist
that this locomotion is better
than ox-carting them, for by
the latter process the inventor Of
ten dies before he gets his pat
ents. feb 16-3mO.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-02
The Best Way.

In making bhttonholes it is a great
help If tiny strip of stiff white pa
per is cut just the least bit smaller
than the buttonhole and placed
through the hole, so that the sewer
has but one side at a time to deal
with. If the material be dark, it is a
decided help in more clearly defining
the edge, and thus saving eyesight as
well as preventing any catching of
the threads or the other side of the
opening.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-02
Circuit Court.

The criminal docket was taken
up by the Circuit Court on Thurs
day morning OF last week, and
speedy work made of it. Very
few cases were on the docket and
most of them were for minor Of
lenses.
The case of the State VS.. John
Ii. Haldeman, assault and bat
terry, in which the prisoner plead
'sguilty,n was decided by a SEN
tence of 80 days in Jail. Pam
pei and Brown for the prisoner.
A similar case against Daniel
Stottlemyer was settled by the
defendant paying $25 and costs.
S. A. Lewis represented Stottle-
myer.
The bond in the case of the
State VS. ii. 7. ellis, Harry
Mace and ID. IL. Brown, for sim
pie assault, was forfeited, the
persons failing to appear.
A sentence of one year in the
House of Correction was imposed
upon Leroy Hood, charged with
larceny of gold watch and chain
from Mrs. Susan e. Norwood.
Reno Harp appeared for Hood.
Joseph Yoss, colored, was sen.
fenced to ten days in Jail for car
rying concealed weapons. John
Wood was his attorney.
Charles Herd, colOred, was
sentenced to ten years in the
penitentiary for stealing $3.50
from Frederick Koehler on New
Years night in Brewers alley.
John Wood was the prisoners
counsel.
Joseph Jones plead guilty OF
the charge of carrying concealed
weapons and was sentenced to
ten years in Jail. John Wood
was his attorney.
Ezra ID. Wetzell was found
guilty of stealing a lot of harness
and was released upon his good
behavior for two years. Reno
Harp represented the prisoner.
George Littles was arraigned
OH a double charge of carrying
concealed weapons and disturbing
the peace in New Market. He
was adjudged ''not guilty. of the
first charge, but guilty of the
second and sentenced to thirty
days i'll jail. He was represented
by John Francis Smith and j. f.
II. Wood.
The appeal case of Mrs. Lizzie
Blum, ys. DIR. Lloyd I. McGill
Sr., for killing her dog, which haC
been docketed since 1894, was de
cided by Judge McSherry in favol
of the defendant.
Mrs. Main, who was charged
with keeping a bawdy house
was decided "not guilty.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-02
10 AvoIe Wrinkles.

The latest system for smoothing
out wrinkles on the face is a very
simple form of massage, which does
not necessitate assistance of any kind.
Commencing at the ears the skin is
rubbed with the fingers, not merely
the tips, toward the nose with sim.
pie cream Of vasuline, and the treat.
ment is continued until the grease
has Re disappeared
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-02
Compulsory Education,
Hcssrs. Editors:

HcssrS. Editors:
Please allow me to say to Mr..
v alters through your columns
that compulsory education has
amounted to so little in surpres-
sing crime in Brooklyn that II
school principals, Sunday school
teachers, ministers ana deacons
have just begged to be sworn in
by the sheriff of that city to do
police duty in bringing Juveniles
to justice. Verify, we don't want
the compulsory law here.
Francis B. Liyesey,
Sykesyille, Md,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-02
NEW WHITE NETS.

Spring house fixing up will soon be in
order. Already we are selling lots of Cur
tain Nets and Curtains. But we call your
attention to-day to the new ideas in Sash
Curtain Nets, Point d'Esprit, Fish Net and
Nottingham effects. Prices very reasonable.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-02
NEW LACE TIES.

Long and narrow pretty designs-the sale
of them is surprising. Those opened on
Saturday night are the best sellers we have
yet had. One at 25c. each is quite as good
and pretty as any you have seen at twice
the price. Better ones at SOC. and 4Sc.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-02
PULLEY BELTS.

A new name for a new belt. They bid
fair to be the popular belt of the season.
You'll not want any more dog collar belts !;
they are a thing of the past. Ask to see
them-in both leather and satin.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-02
1.-THE MODEL"
TELEPHONE CALL,
Little Fixings and Big Ones, Items
Of Wear Necessary to Com
plete Your Toilet
RIBBONS.

A very full line new shades Taffeta Rib
boas, No 60, at 25c, superb quality. Same
Ribbon in hemstitched-a new f-.npre and
taking one-new shadings, only ~ reaf
value 40c. ~
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-02
ONLY 125c. AND ALL LINEN.

We refer to great job in Ladies' Hand
kerchiefs, pure linen, soft finished, hand
hemstitched, only 12!c. Just buy one and
prove our claim for them. They laundry
beautifully.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-02
GEN NEW TIES.

The advance Spring line is already here.
Cheerful Spring ideas in English Squares,
Metropolitan Pufs, Tecks and Prince of
Wales Ties, extra quality silk in these goods.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-03-02

A census Of Brunswick, this
county, taken on February /,
shows the population of that town
to be 1900. There are oil houses
in the town, 81 of which are va
cant.