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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14
SALESROOM
OF THE
Demorest Seuino Mach,
No. 45 West Patrick s:,sr
Adjoining McCafrey's Dry Good,.Hn.I
FREDERICK, MD

These superior Sewing Machines aro -
at the very moderate rates rs o,,' 'lg Vli
not because they are cheap-made ~ y!
for they are not. They are egnai Il llaoll
rior, to many of the high. price Nacb bHoI
in the market. Are conStrgctaS H ',lS
workmen from the best material y; ~ A4
An examination will convince ANY,. ,,,al
fact. We quote the following. 'Ne u'
A $1,000 High Arm Oak Machine H.
ers, Set % Pieces Attached law
A $500 High Arm Oak Machine ( :,'i nr.:..
ers, Set % Pieces Attached
5000 High Arm Oak Machine M.
Head, 3 Drawers, Set SO Piece, AttacboEp \
a 5000 High Arm Oak Machine ~
Head, > Drawers, Set So Pieces tttscI,o I.
We receive these Machines direct ~, lro,S
DemoreSt Manufacturing Cumpanv ~
AT their factory prices, under a sng- s,.
10 years 7"''aA'a
This Machine, in point of Reautv ana :,
Running, cannot be eXcelled vbiia E H.. = =
ity To complete Domestic or Fancy w., n
not be surpassed by any other Sawna, Y
chine. The advantages of thi, Machines
swing Pedal. Its compete sat of Attarbr,
OF 81 Pieces done up in a Haud,om NM
Case. quarter oak or walnut Wood-yar,9
and Beautifully Carved. The Machine \
threading and in every way made n grs'
and comfort to the operator You arr Il,
invited TO call and examine our Scwir,i
chimes, or send us a card ana W. willbrT,,
one TO test. Circulars and information u
any part of the county.
We REPAIR all makes Observing Nacl,
New or Old. Work guaranteed. CaIIo51
our Office for information.
A. L, EADER, Agent,
No. IS West Patrick sr.
{. NJ. EADER, Selling Agent.
aug 4, '99-tf.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The Tax Books are now ready, and
County Treasurer would call the attento
the taxpayers for 1907 to section 49, Artcl
Revised Code of Maryland All persons
shall pay their State taxes on or before ID
FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
of the year for which they We're levied,
be entitled to deduction of
5PER CENTUM
on the amount of said taxes all who
pay the same on or before the first day o.
tober, of the said year, shall be entitled
deduction of
PER CENTUM,
and all who shall pay the same on on o
the first day of November, of said years
be entitled TO a deduction of
PER CENTUM.
Taxes on the income of mortgages oec
due September l, 1900, for said year
ALIEN. RAMsBURG
July20-tf County IreasuT
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14
Durability of wood.

In very dry atmosphercs the durability
OF wood is almost incredible. Pieces OF
wood, wooden baskets and wooden orti.
Giles have been withdrawn from Egyptian
catacombs of an antiquity 1000 or 3. 600
years antedating the Christian nrn
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14

Narrow minded people are like narrow
necked bottles-the less they have in
them the more noise they make in get
ting it out.-Chicago News.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14
He Knew.

Teacher-If you are polite and kind to
your young comrades, what will be the
result?
Bully Jones-Theyll know they can
lick you.-Puck.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14


the popular strawberry design. As
much as possible the pink idea should
be carried out.
The following menu will be found
both appetizing and not too difficult to
prepare:
Pineapple Cups Fa,el with Fruit
Asparagus soup
De..,-i Grabs.
Broi,el Chicken. Dreamed Pas
Potatoes Fried in Fancy Shapes.
ICED Tomatoes Mlronn1.-a Dressing
Cherry Iayts. Strawberry Mousse
Pink B.nu.us.
Iced Tea.
For the first course cut pineapple
into halves, remove the inside neatly.
chop it into bits and add to it small
pieces Of oranges, strawberries and
whole cherries. Put this back into the
pineapple halves and add small guam
tity OF claret and cracked ice. The
deviled crabs can be prepared the day
before, and the shells can be given a
deeper shade of pink by using vege-
table dye. The strawberry mousse is
stiff whipped cream favored and tinted
delicate pink with Strawberries. 1t
is served in small glass cups and dotted
here and there with bits of green pis-
tachio nuts. The bonbons can be held
in pink Grape paper boxes, with the
covers formed in imitation of a rose.
and if possible the iced tea should be
poured into long stemmed pink glasses.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14

Scasicfness. that woeful maady which
first makes the sufferer afraid he is going
10 die and later inspires him with terror
for fear be won't die. is an annoyance
which brings a shudder TO the man o.
woman who contemplates co5ag any
where hy water Nearly every body
knows what scaSekue>s is 1t is no re
specter OF persons. but attacks the hsl
and the lowly the .ieh aud the poor.
All kia!s Of ameaoratiuc agents aye
sought and reSortei % with religious fer .
veucy to qneN the qua IL in tile epi-lS .
trum, but without avail Lemons. ,iu... .
and all kinds Of acids are used to stll tie
cyclone going on in the stomach in the .
agony which follows an attack Of sea
sickness any promise can be exactcd of
victim in return for immediate relief i
And yet the stomach is not TO blame {
Nine out Of Ten people viii declare the I
seat Of sca~icancss 70 he the stomach. II
one should tell a man who had beer F.
through the ordeal that the scat ~ the
trouble Is not 10 the stomach but in the
ear. the Integrity of his mental procesSc.
would be seriously questioned. The TX
victim would pratai = .,-afi himself A.
past grand master IN all that apper
tainS to >ea>iekoc>~ and would in all
probability uil-tau''r refase 10 listen
q a learned dissertation 20 the ear %,
having anything ~ w with Sca-iaaae~s I
AM Yet il is trGc THAT ;le ear is t4e part
which tr,t kicks ga tile disturbance
which raaife>.- i.~,.f ID tie stomach
commissions.
Tie CAR is nor e1.y tgi'- r. hear with.
but also ,he apparatus v.... give, -o Us
the -.use ~ laaace is Liza r the GAR.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14
ATHLETICS AND APPETITE,
Explain Why the Girl of Today Is So
DiVinely Tall.

{ is a certain fact that
modern maidens are
much taller and better
developed than were
their predecessors, and
the general idea is that
it is because they take so
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14
MAGIC CITY OF INDIA
THE PEOPLE AND THE PALACES OF
JAlPUR THE WONDERFUL.
Tourists In search of Novelty VIII
Find Ii In This Hindoo city Where
SquaIor and Beauty MinEIe = The
Palace and City of Amber.

Compared with AiGere. and indeed
with many Of the cities Of India. Jaipur
Is a mere infant. having been in exist
encc scarcely POO years The absolute
uniformity Of itS buildings. both in de
sign and material. lovely rose colored
sandstone having been used. makes one
feel as if they must have been construct
81 by the ''geni Of the lamp in response
10 the haSty summons Of an imperious
master. And this impression Of hurried
magic is only increased When one finds
thar the upper stories are more often
than not merely decorative shell. with.
in which is space and nothing more.
Yet Jaipur is a town Of considerable
modern Importance and its wide streets
are daily filed with a motley throng Of
native buyers and sellers, with a sprn.
/ King OF curiosity stricken tourists Here,
/ pacing softly on his padded feet. may be
seen a hooded chcctah, submissive in his
blindness to his leaders. But let the hood
slip. and "Ware the tiger" Here a
( naked. ash covered fakir strides proudly
I through the crowds. his long. matted hair
hanging down his back. his red lidded
/ eyes taking apparent cognizance of no
/ one. at his heels one or TWO disciples of
| either sex. And here. serenely conscious
/ Of his importance as he swings majes-
/ uCa'y from SIDE 20 SIDE IN the wide path
4 "hich every one haStenS 70 clear for him.
/ comes one OF the maharaJah elephants,
/ bearing on his broad forehead the paint.
ed insignia OF ms r'Fai master.
II : in Jajpur that the traveller is first
su"Jee.tu 20 'Ae oFttpI"eflhS temptation
- NINA" 'I">~" ol use ne adJec'lFe
V't' i'." VLI.- "e' i>ca.F' mere. 100
'.e d. ,-'t III" NeI man dahs.eS before
the a,'l'eSs leh4ihinltF native necklaces
u a'ie'Ay>'' garnet turquoise ana amber
az. 7 'ie escapes rom TINS ordeal with
S.--'e PIE mere Is always another to
uHA,t-' Naeh me lovely sails--lons cot
Ron 0..'As worn ny te'A men and women
arc drought eat % Gazl.' ~" eye anu
es'A l"e p"'he N''h. Ae>e ,I"'As are
l.... i've ~ L-he wards l'iI ani a!e.GEei
u tAe s.i,e>t ana most beautiful e1lors
,4at eastern taste can suggest, and 50
long a 5 Two threads hang together those
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Inc ancient city II A'Aher ana Jalpur
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14
NoTIcf:
ICE
To
BRIDGE BUILDERS.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSION FI
Free erick, Md, June s. l"''
Sealed Proposals will be received al
Office until
TUESDAY, JUNE Is, 1901
at O'Clock, p. NJ, for furnishing the ma"
for and building an
IRON AND STEEL BRIDGE
over Bush Creek, at Monrovia, lllslrc., -,
SAID Bridge TO be 30 feet span and 10 lee'
and to be placed on the old abutmeh's'
For further particulars inquire at thls'
The right is reserved to reject any
bids. by order,
&C. Ausherman Preside
Clerk June
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14

Our deposits of Sorox are believed to
t. n"an:i~a''t 4 =, 20.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-06-14
BEGINS IN THE EAR.
THE PRIMARY SEAT OF THAT WOE.
Full MALAOY, SEASlCKNESS.

1t Is the Organ of Hearing which
First Kicks tn the Disturbance
Which Manifests Itself Later In
Stomach CnnNuInions
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-02-25
FATE RESTS WITH JURY.

Case of Frank n. Hamilton Finally
Concluded.
Minneapolis, Feb. 19.-The fate of
Frank H. Hamilton, who has been on
trial for the murder of Leonard R.
Day, rests in the hands of the jury
the case ); having been given to it
late yesterday afternoon. At midnight
the jury was still out and Judge
Brooks left for home. The verdict, if
reached, will not be known until court
meets today at o'clock. The last
day of the trial was marked by the
presence of larger crowd than ever.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-02-25
OPPOSES KILLING ANIMALS.
Humanitarian League Petitions King
Edward as to Sport.

London, Feb 1.-THE item in the
civil lists of 915,000 for the
kings buck hounds arouses
the most intense opposition in many
quarters. The humanitarian league
has memorialized the king in it's OPP
position, declaring the growth of hui
name sentiment has rendered the
sport as obnoxious to the more refined
spirit of the present age as bull and
bear batting were in the past century.
They suggest that instead of hunting
animals which are liberated in a mu-
tilated state to facilitate their capture
that drag hunting be substituted.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-02-25

The fact that a question has been
raised as to the constitutionality If
appointing women to membership on
the various boards of the state aid not
prevent the Introduction in the senate
last night of bills providing that one
woman member of the board of uni
versity regents, one for the board of
normal regents, one for the state
board of control and one woman fac
tory inspector
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-02-25

of Madison in paving the streets
around the CAPITOL also to amend stat
utes relating to the disposition Of es-
tates of infants.
By Senator Devos, relating to the
powers of common councils of cities
of the first and second class.
By Senator Arson, making railroads
pay part of the costs of paving
streets occupied by the tracks of the
companies.
By Senator Eaton, authorizing the
superintendent of public property to
fill the outlet of Muskegon lake, Wau-
kesha county, and appropriating $1,000
therefor.
BY Senator McGillivray, to enable
cities of the fourth class to build and
maintain waterworks and electric
light plants: also to authorize the rails
ing of the American flag over polling
places on registration and general
election day.
By Senator Jacob, legalizing the acts
of certain corporations.
By Senator Burns, to legalize a
shorter and more definite mode of de-
scribing lands within the boundaries
of section lines; also to appropriate
$40 to pay the salary of Geo. R. Whit
man as agent of the state board of i'm
migration due at the time of his death.
By Senator McDonougb, relating to
damages for wrongfully cutting tim
ber.'
By Senator Stout, submitting to the
people an amendment to the constitu-
ton to permit state aid to good roads;
also to amend the laws of 1898 relating
to the appointment of library direct
ors; also relating to the annual re-
ports of free public libraries.
By Senator Roehr, creating pen
sion fund for members of the police
and fire departments in cities of the
first class.
By Senator Mills, to regulate the
use of sleeping car berths; also re-
lating to car ferries and taxing them
4 per cent. on their gross earnings;
also prohibiting the use of the word
state or national by private banks.
By Senator Riordan, relating to tax
upon gifts, etc, in certain cases.
By Senator Bissell, providing for the
appointment of deputy county super
intendents of schools.
By Senator Weed, relating to the
investments to the funds of life insur-
ance companies.
BY Senator Jones, providing for a
more complete registration of births
and deaths and for the publication of
statistics and reports relating thereto.
Miscellaneous.
Assembly bills were concurred n
relative to the discovery Of property
by proceedings in county courts;
making administrators bonds uni
form, and authorizing the holding Of
special terms of the Grant county
court at Platteville.
The memorial to congress urging
the defeat of the ship subsidy bill was
on the calendar for concurrence, but
on motion of Senator Green it was re-
referred to the judiciary committee.
A new form of government for the
City anu equity VI M1lWduh00 10 pIO-
posed in joint resolution introduced
by Senator Roehr, providing that the
legislature may establish a separate
county government for Milwaukee and
provide for a joint government of the
city and county.
The blu legalizing the practice of
osteopathy was advanced to engross-
ment and third reading.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-02-25
Instead of Passes.

Senator Hatton introduced bill
providing for the issuance of requisi-
tions for interchangeable mileage Gre
dentials to state officials and en-
ployes by the secretary of state, upon
the approval of the governor. The
requisition shall be filed with the
state treasurer who shall purchase the
credential Each state official and
employee shall return with his monthly
expense statement all credit checks
issued to him upon his mileage Gre
Dental, together with one as explicit
statement of the public business upon
which each item of railway expense
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-02-25
ALL QUIET IN SPAIN.

Royal Family Drives Through Streets
of Madrid Without Incident.
Madrid, Feb liking Alfonso, the
queen regent and several other mem
bers of the palace family drove about
the city yesterday accompanied by the
usual palace guard. The drive was
without special incident as the city
was perfectly calm. Martial law,
however, will be continued until after
the carnival and will then be removed
if the present tranquility continues.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-02-25
Dowaeer Empress No Worse.

Berlin, Feb. 1.-THE condition Of
the DoWa,ger Empress Frederick, VINO
is i'll at Cronberg, is no worse than
Friday evening and Saturday morn
ing. Emperor Wnuam and Prince
Henry of Prussia paid short visit to
Friedrichshof yesterday.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-02-25
HERoLD BUILDING Quilted.
Fire Plays Havoc With milwaukee,
Newspaper Offices.

Milwaukee, Feb. 19.-Fire last night
damaged the Milwaukee Herold news,
paper plant to the extent of about
$50, 900, covered by insurance. The
third and fourth floors and basement
were Quilted. Many of the Herold en-
ployes got out of the building barely
in time to avoid suffocation. The
Sentinel building adjoining sustained
a loss of about $1,000, chiefly from
water.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-02-25
Jumps Int River.

Boise, Feb. 17.-Col. w. Thomas
Hart, one of the most widely known
mining men of the northwest, com
mitted suicide yesterday by jumping
from freight train into the Snake
river.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-02-25
MORE WAR ON CHINA
COUNT Won WALDERsEE TO BE.
GIN ANOTHER CAMPAIGN.
DlSMAY AT WASHINGTON
Gen. Chaffee Will be Ordered not to
Participate in Chinese
Government Delaying Peace Nego-
tiations in an Exasperating FASH
ion-What 1t Will Do.

Washington, Feb. l9.-The United
States government is facing serious
crisis in China, owing to the announce
ment that Field Marshal Count Won
Waldersee is to begin another often
sive campaign. General Chaffee in
formed the war department yesterday
that he had been invited to join an ex-
petition which is to be modified on a
larger scale than anything attempted
in China since the original march to
Pekin. This German movement is
viewed with absolute dismay here, for
it is feared it requires an immediate
decision by the United States govern
ment upon it's whole line of policy
toward the Chinese question. Chaffee
will be told he is not to participate in
the campaign. He has been keeping
the American forces in Pekin, ever
since the city was pacifed, simply as
a legation guard, and the German gov
eminent is fully aware that the United
States government purpOsely deprived
the American contingent in China Of
it's offensive military character and
withdrew it from the control of Wal
dersee in order to hasten peace negoti-
ations and prevent as far as it
could a continuance of the military
movement against the Chinese. So
the government, not having changed
it's policy, it cannot do otherwise than
cause Chaffee to refrain from any
participation in hostile military move
ments, so long as present peaceful con
ditions continue.
The Chinese government is unfor-
tunately delaying peace negotiations
in proper spirit to the effort of the
United States government. Word has
just come from Minister Conger which
confirms the advices in relation to the
Chinese declination to accede to the
demands of the minister in the matter
of capital punishment of the leaders
implicated in the boxer movement.
Conger's message gave it to be I'M
derstood that the Chinese government
has agreed to exile Princes Tuan and
Ian without capital sentences; to
recommend suicide to Prince Chwang;
death for Yu Hsien and Chao Chi
from office for Wing Men and some
Chao; Imprisonment and degradation
punishment not yet determined for
Chi Hsu and Hsu Cheng Yu. 1t IS
said the edict has alreday been issued
to execute these sentences. The
whole subject will come before the
cabinet meeting today, when the
course to be pursued by the United
States government will be deter
mined.
Will Insist on Demands.
Pekin, Feb. 19-Foreign ENJOYS
have held conference regarding the
| Chinese reply concerning the punish
ment of guilty persons named by the
powers. The reply is considered I'M
satisfactory and the ENJOYS decided
to insist upon compliance with their
original demands.
To Bring China to Terms.
+ Shanghai, Feb 19.-1ne Shanghai
Mercury asserts that the allies are
preparing a move that will astonish
China and quickly bring her to
terms. According to the North China
Daily News, the Germans are plan
ming an expedition on Yangtsekiang,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-02-25
WOMEN FOR
STATE BOARDS
SENATE RECEIVES BILLS PRO
~
VIDING PLACE FOR THEM.
MILEAGE FOR OFFICIALS

Senator Hatton Would Issue Inter-
changeable Credentials to En-
pIoyes of the State-Senator Stout
Would Abolish Tuition at the Uni
versty-NeW Business is Shut Off.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-02-25
Will Insist on Demands.

+ Shanghai, Feb. 19.-1ne Shanghai
Mercury asserts that the allies are
preparing a move that will astonish
China and quickly bring her to
terms. According to the North China
Daily News. the Germans are plan
ming an expedition on Yangtsekiang,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-02-25

10 9AA0,UUU.
By Senator Mosher, relating to tax
warrants; also relating to treasurer S
notice in collection of taxes; also re-
lating to treasurer's fees; also relat-
ing to the assessment of building on
leased land when the same is personal
property; also to provide for the light
ing of the capitol building and grounds
by a state electric lighting plant
By Senator Munson, providing for
the compilation and publication of the
blue book by the labor commissioner;
also relating to the state officers
and the chief of bureaus and depart
ments and requiring them to report to
the governor by Jan. 10 each year;
also relating to the charter of the city
of Prairie du Chen.
By Senator Harris, amending the
statutes relating to the fees of clerks
of the court.
By Senator Hagemeister, relating
to the support of public libraries by
cities.
By Senator Whitehead, to prevent
the mutilation of horses by docking
their tails; also relating to the county
court of Rock county; also preventing
the insurance of children under 10
years of age by industrial insurance
companies; also prohibiting the use
by or sale to minors of spring or air
guns.
By Senator Miller, authorizing the
governor to cooperate with the city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-05-26
DEATH OF KlMBALL
CorOner's Inquest shows That He
Had seen Drinking.

Coroner. ETcCollister returned from Val
ley Center yesterday. and brought with
him the verdict Of the jury appointed
by him to inquire into the cause Of the
death Of Doctor Franklin kimDal' IN
O blacksmith s shop AT that place
He was a man about fifty years Of age
and had lived il Valley Center Tor
number OF years. The verdict Of the jury
wss 70 the eject that it was unable 10
determine the cause of death
The deceased, at the time Of his death,
was employed In the butcher shop Of Mr..
VIC. carr that day. while the butcher
was absent. The only evidence taken
that throws any light on the matter Of
the death was that Of Carr the butcher,
and Vankirk, the owner of the black
smith shop where Aimoah was found
dead yT. G. carr, The owner OF the
butcher shop, said-
II have lived in Valley Center about
seventeen years. I am running butcher
shop al present 1Ir. Kimbau was h. uy
e-lrf0e- mo 10 O'Clock. 7 saw him or
and on from that time mp 20 about
o'clock. When I came home about
o'clock. and from that time Till 2, saw
him frequently Later when / saw him
Z noticed that there was something
wrong with him. 7 noticed change He
had The reputation or drinking liquor
every chance he could set do not
know whether he had anything TO drink
yesterday
Terkirk said: u have lived in
Valley Center for about ten years, and
have known ar hLmhal ever since
Z came here lie came to mv shop about
O'Clock % the afternoon OF May Gath
was ar work IN nay shop az the time
When De Grst came in he asked me Tor
the use Of nay forge. lie went into the
blacksmith shop and did nothing TO my
Encwledee toward doing any work. lie
a'r