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brakeman lBOyer's Ride.

Freight Brakeman Frank NJ Boyer,
of the Chicago and Eastern LIMOS
Railway. remains to tell the story OF
an experience that III 939 cases out OF
200 terminates in i sad scene at
morgue Railroad men, accustomed TO
hazardous chances, realize the slight
opportunity for escape afforded the
brakeman who falls between TWO cars
while the train is in RAPID no''oii'
Bower can make his story Of his some
thing short of miraculous escape
from instant death sound more thrill
Ing than any chapter of fiction.
As the freight train rolled Chicago
ward through Chicago Heights, Boyer
attempted to step from the deck OF
one car to another. miscalculated. ana
plunged down between the cars. lie
missed the draught irons, and lell 10
the ties in the centre of the rails. Ihat
his form became limp and Immediate
ly PROSTATE 10 evident Otherwise Inc
unfortunate man would have been
caught by the first brake beam and
ground into a shapeless mass. Almost
before he realized his perilous position,
one pair Of trucks had passed over
Boyers body. Another brake beam
flashed over him. followed by third
set Of trucks. Short as the time was
fraction Of m!nute-lt anorded
year of thought to the railroad man.
Instinctively he realized that all brake
beams we're not of a uniform height
from the ties. Some had brakebar an
gle irons projecting that, If they struck
him. would cut him into fine pieces.
Besides, the creaking wheels made om-
tnous music Boyer was strong OF arm
and back from constant high ball
twisting" at the brakes. and no stop
watch with splits ever 50 fine could
record the time it took him to deter
mine upon a desperate attempt to save
his life. The fourth truck was passing
over his body when. with an almost
superhuman effort. he elevated his
shoulders, seized brake rod and
swung his body onto the brake beam.
1t was a feat unparalleled in the stor'
les Of narrow escapes told by railroad
men.
Safely lodged on the narrow brake
beam. In which position many
Weary Willie" has ridden first class.
40 fare" Boyer succumbed to the ter
rife shock to his system. Unconscious
ness appeared to be slowly creeping
over him, and new danger threatened
the brakeman. But his arms locked
with a deathlike grip upon the iron
rods Of the car fittings. In this condi-
ton he rode nine miles. At Dalton.
Boyer was missed by the train crew.
and the train was brought to stand
still while search was instituted for the
brakeman. Draught irons were exam
lned, and accidentally Boyer was dis
covered recumbent upon the brake
beam. Immediately he was taken to
the caboose and made comfortable up
on cushions.-Chicago Post
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COUNTY STATEMENT
ANNUAL LEVY LIST
OF
Frederick County, Maryland,
FOR
1901
1901

Published in compliance with the Provision OF
section II of Articles, Code of Public Gen
eral Laws, which reads rs follows:
They shall make out and publish annually
in at least two newspapers, published III their
respective counties, if there be two, a detail
ed minute ana accurate statement OF the eN
penses of their said counties, specifying
therein each particular item of expense, and
for what and to whom paid and shall also
deliver to the Sheriff of their respective coun-
ties as many copies of such statements AS
there are Election Districts in the county, at
least ten days before each general elections
on the receipt of such copies. set one OF them
at the place of holding elections i'll each Flee
tion District; and the Clerk to the County
commissioners and the Sheriff who shall fail
to perform the duty imposed by this section
shall each forfeit the sum of one hundred
dollars.
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Not Her Hat.

Not Her Hat.
She sat before me at the play;
She was q most bewitchng creature.
I could not see the footlights' glare.
Nor on the stage a single feature.
Twas not because her hat was high;
For Il was small-what says the scot.
fer2
But she was 80 demurely fair
could not keep my two eyes of her.
-Yonkers Statesman.
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MARYLAND. set;
FREDERICK COUNTY.

Charges as ascertained and settled ny the
County Commissioners Tor freueIlcs ,Vum.A'
at their April Term, June Session, a. -. ENl.
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State, and to repeal parts of Cha,h.r
1886, Laws of Florida. approved June 4 .
1897. Referred to Com on Privileges and
Elect onS.
By MIR. Jackson, Il B No. 225: Reouir.
ing employers to give the cause for dis
charge in writing 10 agent or employee
when discharged if requested to do 80.
Referred to Com on Organized Labor.
ByMr. Wolfe, 81 B No. 226: To amend
and supplement the charter of the city
of Pensacola, Fla, designated as Chapter
1918, Laws of Florida of 1895. Referred
to Com. on City and County Organize
ton.
By Mr. Younf, Fl b No. 227: To extend
the time limit for the commencement
and completion of the Alfalfa, Manatee
and Gulf Coast Railway. Referred TO
Com on Railroads and Telegraphs.
By Mr.. McRae of Putnam. 81 B No.
228: To incorporate the town of IelrOse,
Fla. Referred to Com on City and Co.
Orgt nizatiOn.
By Mr.. KooDce, No. 800: To provide a
penalty orfaiIure or refusal to pay poll
taxes. Referred to Com on Education.
By Mr. Campbell, H B No. 230: To re-
ouire the construction of fences in all of
the counties of this State before plant
ing q crop, and to provide penalty for
the failure to construct such fence
Referred to Com on Agriculture.
BILLS PASSED.
Fl 8 No. 48: To repeal Chapter 1859,
Laws of Florida of 1897. ent tied an &C
tn prohibit The taking or catching Of fish
with gill net or seine from waters al
Homo1a<ss river and its tributaries
PAS d.
H 3 No. SO: To require the several
Boards Of Public Instruction of the sew
-ral counties of the State to maxi
monthly reports of all receipts and dr.
bureenaents of m NY to the C1uT =
commissioners Of their respective cOun-
ties. Passed.
II B. No. 90: To prohibit the carrying
away or cOncealing' Of the personal
property Of another with malicious or
mischIevuus intent but with intent to
steal and prescribing a penalty for the
same. Passed.
II B No, 50: To provide for the admis
Sou il testimony of parties convicted OF
crime and providing for The admission
Of evidence effecting the credibillty OF
such witnesses. Passed.
II B No. 76: To prohibit shooting a
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thereon, re airing the county court
house and building a county road on the
Island of Key West. Passed.
SBN II: To amend Section 3, Chap
ter 1859, Laws of Florida, entitled San
act to establish a Battalion of Naval
Militia, to be known as the First Nava
Battalion of the State Of Florida" ap-
proved Jure 4, 1897. Passed.
SB No 60: To change the names of
HilIsborOugh River and Mosquito Lagoon
10 Indian River North. Passed.
SD No II: To provide for the assess
ment, levy and collection of revenue for
the city of Pensacola. Passed.
s B No so: To amend Section of
Chapter 4233. Laws of Florida. bt Ing an
act to amend Sections $50 relating o the
Fl 1rida Agricultural College. Passed.
HBNo q. To amend paragraph 2 Of
Section 1853 of the Revised Statutes of
Florida, relating to a; peals operating as
a supersedeas. Passed.
S B No AZ: To amend Section 1 OF
CHAPTER 4789 of the Laws Of the State of
Florida, entitled an act to prohlbiC fish
! ing in the fresh water lakes OF this State
with seines or nets or by any set device,
or by shooting or gigging, approved
June 3, 1899. Passed.
SD No 66: To repeal the common law
rule relating to the commission OF
the crime of rape by boy un-
der fourteen years, and providing for
the determining of the capacity of a per-
son charged with the crime of rape.
passed.
S B No 6: To continue the powers,
OpFonfC of rim a T..
Iantic and Gulf Railway Company.
Passed.
SD No 26: To make valid certain in
struments, effectively acknowledged.
and to make the record Of same notice to
all persons, and to provide for acknowl-
edging similar instruments in future by
Ger ain persons. Passed.
SB No Sd: To repeal an act entitled
an act to authorize the county of Mon
roe to bond itself in the sum of $500 600.
for the purpose of constructing public
highway and necessary tIesGling ana
draw bridges to connect the island Of
Key West with KY Largo" approved
Nav 25, 1895, being Chapter 4443 of the
Laws of Florida. Passed.
S B No SO: 10 amend section 6 of an
act entitled San act TO prescribe thr
p0wers of the Board of Commissioners of
PiIotage and Port Wardens in and or thu
ports of this State, approved June IL.
1891. being Chapter 4046 of the Laws Of
Florida. Passed.
SB No IL: Prohibiting killing, cap
turing or shooting any deer, alligator.
crocodile, water fowl, or any wild bird
Except crows), within one mile of the
Incorporated town Of West Palm Beach,
Flor,dA. Passed.
SD No 40: To amend Section AS of
the Revised Statutes of florida, relating
10 bond and oath of Office of the Commits
sioner of Agriculture. Passed.
Senate Joint Resolution NO72: Relating
to the election # United States Senators
by the people. Passed.
By permission Mr. MacWilliams intro
duced Senate Con Resolution No IL:
That q joint committee be appointed,
three upon the part of the House of Rep
resentaIives and two upon the part OF
the Senate, to whom shall be referred all
bills having for their purpose the enact
ment of a primary election law. Laid
over under the rules.
Adjourned.
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Continued on Sd Pagl
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A TEXAS WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

One small bottle of Halls Great Dis
cOvery cures all kidney and bladder
troubles, removes gra vel, curtis diabetes,
seminal emissions, weak and lame
backs, rheumatism and all irregularities
of the kidneys and bladder in DOth men
and women, regulates bladder troubles
IN chi dren. If not sold by your drug
gists, will be sent by mail on receipt of
81. O1e small bottle is two months
treatment and will cure any case above
mentioned. DIR. E.. w. Hall. sole manu-
facturer, P. o. Box 500, st. Louis, NO.
Send for testimonials.
Sold by Wight & Bro, Tallahassee,
Fla.
Spruce Pine, Ala, Dec. 1, 1S99.--DF
E. w Hall, Dear Sir-I spent last year
in your city and while there your REM
edy was recommended TO me-! After
trying several other physicians, pur-
Chased one small bottle Of your remedy.
kt esefed me. fully
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SENATE APRIL II,

Senate met pursuant to adjournment,
the President in the chair. The follow
ing Senators answered to their names:
Mr. President, MeSsrs. Adams, Baker,
Bitch, BrOOme, Butler, Carson, COttreII,
Crews, Grill, Denham, DImIck, Harris,
KIRK, Law. Miller, Myers. McCaskill,
uctlreary, Mac Williams, Neel. O'Brien.
Palmer, of 18th, Peacock, Rogers, Rouse,
Whidden, Sans, Wilson OF 18th, Wilson
of 18th, WadswOrth and WlllIams-S2.
BILLS PASSED.
L S., B. No. II, making incurable in
SANITY a ground for divorce of husband
and wife. and regulating proceedings IN
such cases passed.
By MIR WhIdden, S B No 1923: To es-
tabllsh and keep IN good repair hard
public rOaus and highways in DeSOtu
c unity IN this State; Oil Getting the Board
o County Commissioners of said county
to levy special tax to ply for Same; to
purchase necessary tools, implements
and stock to be used in working Sam /;
To pay ali expenses of same and declar
Ing all roads inside County heretofore es-
CablIshed according TO law to be public
roads, referred to Com on judiciary,
By Mr.. Law, B No. 100: REQUIRING
the County Commissioners OF tue sew
eral untIes of Florida to provide for
the purchase of blOOdhounds and OF
p aces for the safe keeping of same for
the Use of the Sherlffs OF ruch counties.
Referred TO [ ON on State Affairs.
By Mt. Carson. s B No. 13I: 60 pro-
vide for the inspection and analysis or
and to regulate the sale of commercial
feI tllizers To prohibit the sale of fraudu-
lent or adulLerated commercial fertiII-
zers, to fix penalties for the violation of
the provisions OF this act, and to pro-
vide for the collection of license or in
spectiOn fee from the manufacturers or
dealers in commercial fertilizers. Re-
ferTed to Com on Agriculture.
By MIR. Carson, s B No. 132: To pro-
vide for free school books In the cOun-
ties of this State. Referred to Com on
Education.
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Caught a Dreadful Cold.

Marion KOOke, manager for 7. NJ.
Thompson, /. large importer of fine mil
linery at 1858 ilwaukee avenue, CHI
cage, says: during the late severe
weather caught dreadful cold which
kept me awake at night and made III
unfit TO attend my work during the day
One Of my milllners was taking Cham
berlaln's Cough Remedy for a severe
cold at that time. which seemed to re
Iieve or so quickly that bought some
for my self. 1t acted like magic and
began to improve at once. l am now
entirely well and feel very pleased to
acknowledge its merits" For sale by
Wright & Bro, and all medicine deal
0rs,
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vide for the annexation Of the state ;e Of
S q Ioba an 10 the State of Florida, witt;
the assent of the State of Alabama W Anu
the Congress of the United States was
laid on the table.
By Mr., Raney. Il Joint R No. S6s:
PROPOSING amendments to Section :, u
the Cons tuition of the State OF Florloa'
Deferred to Com on Con Amenome nus
HB No. 239: To amend Section SISS
Of the Revised Statutes, of the STATE OF
Florida, relating to me par value anu
payment of subscription to the capital
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BY Mr.. Palmer Of 14th, s B No. 1873;
For the relief of George Mckinney ana
others, heirs-at law Of the estate OF z.
Mckinney, deceased. Referred to Com
on claims.
By Mr.. MacWilliams, s Joint r No.
d24: An amendment to Section 8. Ar
ticIe XII of the Constitution of the State
of Florida. relating to county scht Oh
ievv. Referred to Com on COnstitu-
t,onal Amendments.
ICONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTIONS.
s ConRNo. II: Relative to appoint
ing joint committee to whom shall be
referred all bills having for their pur-
nose the passage Of primary election
law, adopted. Adjourned.
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stock Of corporations for Dros. {
ferred to Com on Judiciary.
Fl B No. 40: To amend Sacl.. s.
Of the Revised Statutes of the &C. q
Florida relating to appeal "a a 49,
IDEAS. Referred to Com on Judicsss
By Mr.. Gum, H B No. al: 81
ing the issuing of warrants o, cos.
ing any liability by the County o.:
slO0ers of any county in excess 3 }.
amount Heretofore provided 81 !.
Referred to Com on Judiciary
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HOUSE. APRIL

The House met pursuant to adjourn
meDt, the Speaker IN the chair; the fol-
lowing mrmbeIs answered. to their
names:
Mr.. Speaker, Messrs. Amos. Anderson.
Bates. Blair, BlantOn, Brown, Brnward,
Buford, Burr, Campbell, Chambers,
Clarke, Close, Crawford. Corbett, DA-
wilson, Davis, Dowd, Dowden, Duck
worth, Fulton, Gillen, GOdfrey. Griggs,
Grant, Gum, Harvell. HENRY, Hopkins.
Hunter, jackson, JacOby, Johnson,
Jones, KoOnce, Lee, L'Engle, McEIroy,
McRae of Pasco, McRae of Putnam,
Ostt en-, Palmer, Parrish of Holmes,
Parrish of Manatee, I'inhOlster, Porter,
Raney, Raulerson, Redding, Rivers of
Alschua, Rivers of Columbia, Russell,
Shoemaker. Sledge, Smith, Sparkman.
Thomas, Umstead, Wall. Whaley, Will
son, Wolfe, Young and Zewadski.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS:
By Mr. Rivers of AIachua, II B No.
219: To ameLd Section 2248 of the Re.
vised Statutes, of the State of Florida
relating to consolidation, lease and pur-
chase of the stock of Railroad and canal
companies. Referred to Com on Rail.
roads and Telegraphs.
II B No. 220: To regulate contracts OF
Insurance upon personal property in this
State, to fix q measure of damages in
case of loss, and to prescribe Rule OIL
Evidence therein, and to provide fol-
attorneys fees in suits therein. Referred
to Com on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Raulerson, II B No. 221: TX
define the requirement of the Statutes
as TO the nun Der of publications required
for legal notices. Referred to the Con
on Judiciary. =
q B No. 300: To extend the provision
of an act entitled San act to benefit com
merce, approved Dec e.. 1855, to EN-,
brace laDde which at the time Of passsg
of said act belonged to the State of Flor
ida or to the United States. Referred t.
Com on Judiciary.
/ By Mr. Wilson, II B No. 22S: Allowin,
| all Sherifs, deputy sheriffs, constable
and police officers allowed to have ant
carry weapons upon their person con
cealed or otherwise without q bond
Referred 10 Com on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Rivers OF Columbus, 81 B No
u 2S4: To regulate the holding Of poiItIca
primary elections Ia the Stateof EiOri1l
Z for the nomination q delegates % pOlltl
II cal cor ts1aB o. gpr SBrsi tor an
Il eleeffVS SHIt& nn9leT e. 6 I'll
-
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dwelling houses or sLeamO ID s, duI e.
pr. vide punishment for same. Passed
81 B No. 10: 10 amend Section 216S OF
the Revised Statutes Of the State OF
Florida relating TO the amount Of capital
and par value of shares of banking com
panies. Passed.
4 B No 80: To amend Section 1859 of
the STATE of Florida, relating to the ter
ritOrial powers of constables. Passed!
H B No los: To protect stock from
barb wire fences, and to provide for the
-ame and disposition Of the proceeds
ahere Of If not repaired by the owner of
said fence. Passed.
Adjourned.
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sioners of State institutions, that we in
trnded thereby to assume no. response
b,lity in disposing of said bids, preferIng
to leave the disposition of the matter
entirely to the judgment and discretion
Of the Board OF Commissioners of State
Institutions under the law. Went over
until tomorrow.
On motion of Mr.. Hopkins of Leon,
the pr vileges of the Il ,Or were extended
to Mr. John w. Henderson of Tallahas
see, during the session.
On motion of Mr.. GilIen of Columbia.
the privileges of the floor were extended
10 NJ. NJ. Scarborough of Lake City,
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INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

By Mr.. BufOrd, Il B No. 23l:. Rela,-
ing to expert witnesses In civil causes II
the circuit courts of this State, fxint
their compensation and prescribing the
mode OF taxing the same. Referred to
Com on Judiciary.
By Mr.. jackson, 81 B No. 232 Pro-
vIdIng for working the public roads f
the counties of this State with state cen
vlcts Referred to Com on Pubic Roads
and Highways.
By Mr.. Brown, 81 b No. SSS: To
amend Section of Chapter 1857 of the
Laws of Florida, entitled an act to pre-
scribe the mode of procedure in cases of
supposed insanity, TO provide for COM
petent examination, to define the duties
Uf county AMI circuit judges, and to re-
peal all laws in conf, It with this act.
Referred to Com on Judiciary.
By Mr.. LEngle. b B No. 234: Au
thOrlzing the City of Jacksonville to levy
special tax for the support of a free
public library, and to authorize said city
10 enter into an obligation for the sup
port thereof. Referred TO Com on CITY
aud County Organization
By Dir. Wolfe, II B No. 235: To pro-
hlblt attorneys at law in this StaLe from
becoming suretIes on official bonds. Re
ferred to Com ON Judiciary.
By Mr.. Davidson, 81 B No. 236: To
provide tor tie appointment of a board
of examiners, TO examine all SURVEYORS
who may be engaged in fixing the metes
and bounds of lands In the State of
Florida. Referred to Com. on Educa.
ton.
By Mr.. Jacoby, II B No. SS7: Pro-
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When wear begins to exceed repair in
your body you are gJing to fall sick.
The signs of 1t a loss of flesh, alenes g,
weakness, nervousness. etc. The repalI
needed Is food. You think you ear
-nough, and yet you feel that you wear
out more tissue, energy, nervef 0rce,
than your food makes for you. The diff
ficuli y Is that you do not digest enough
And this is so s4rOuS it is worth sitting
Town seriously to think about If you
can't digest what you eat, take few
buses of Shaker Digestive Cordial. The
fleet of it will be 10 increase your flesh
md make you feel stronger. You won't
fall sick. Proof that it is in control Of
your repair apparatus. It's easy enough
70 test tnls for yourself. Take a few
BOTTLES of Shaker Digestive Cordial.
Sold by druggist at 10 cents to 81 90
Der buttle,
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Dyspepsia

lis difficult digestion, due to .
weakened condition of the stomach
and it's inability to properly churn
Che food; or to unhealthy condition
OF the gastric juice, too much or
TOO little acid, too much or too
little pepsin
Hoods Sarsaparilla relieves all
the distressing symptoms of dys-
pepsia because it promotes the mus
e1lar action of the stomach and in
6estines, aids nature in the manu-
facture of her own digestive secre-
Eions, which are far better than
any artificial pepsin, unlocks the
bowels, stimulates the kidneys and
tones up their mucous membranes.
So prompt is its effect in many
cases that it seems to have almost
amagic touch.
Begin to take it NOW.
Suffered Everything" was trou-
hled with dyspepsia, suffered everything
5ut death, could not eat without terrible
distress. Since taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
4 eat heartily and amwell." MRS. EUGENE
MURPHY, Danbury, Conn.
Eat Three Times a Day" Hoods
Barsaparilla has cured me Of dyspepsia and
4 never felt better. Can eat three good
meals every day." FRED PoEHLER, 49,
&outb Penna st.. Indianapolis, Ind.
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HOUSE APRIL II.

The House met -pu slant to adjourn
melt. The Speaker III the chair. The
following members answered to their
names: Mr. Speaker, Messrs. Amos.
Anderson, Bates, Blair, BlantOn, Brown.
Broward, Bufo1d, Burr, Campbell.
Chambers, Clarke, Close. Crawford,
Corbetr, Davidson, Davis, DOwd. Dow
den, DuckwOrth, Fulton, Gillen, God
frey, Gr,ggs, Grant, Harvell, HeDdry,
Hopkins, Hunter, jackson, Jacohy ,
johnson, Jones, KOonce, Lee. Mere of
Pascn, McRae of Putnam, Osteen,
Palmer. Parrish, Of Manatea, P'nhUlst-r,
Porter, Raney, R4ulersOn, Radling, RIV-
rrs of Alachua, Rivers of 20 umbia, Rus
sell, Sledge, Smith, Sparkman, Thomas.
Umstead, Wall, Whaley. Wilson, Wolfe,
Young and ZewadskI-62.
By Mr. Clarke. H r No. 81: 1t is Il e
sense of this House that N rejecting the
Resolution offered April 18th, regard
ing the disposlIi N of bids for leases OF
state prisoners by the B lard of Comm is