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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-25
Pennsylvania Railroad Special
Excursions to Pan, American
Exposition.

The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company willrun special eNeur,
Sions to Buffalo on account OF the
Pan, American Exposition from
Washington, Baltimore, and ad,
joining territory, on September
26, October 9, s, Il, %, and %.
Round trip tickets, good going
only on special train lea ing
Washington 500, Baltimore 9.O5
A. NJ, and York 10. 43 AN. and
on local trains connecting here,
with, and good to return on reglar
trains within seven days, includ-
ing day of excursions, will be sold
at rate of $1,000 from Baltimore
and Washington, and proportions
ate rates from OF Their points. Tick
cts will be good for passage in par
l0r ears and sleeping cars on pay.
ment usual Pullman rates. stop
Of 80 minutes will be made at
WilliamSport for luncheon. For
specific time and rates, consult
local ticket agents.
Oct It.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-25
Hosiery, Gloves a.d y4d.1we:a.r.
NEW EST SHAPES AND KINDS
OF CORSETS.
y eweSt Flare e ITlOunce Skirts.
SO CENTS TO $500 EACH.


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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-25
DR.. Vim. G. Boteler

Limits his practice to diseases Of the
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat ana Catarrah.
Permanently ! Gated ia Frederick.
Office, No. Is North Market street.
Guarantees the p.orer adjustment OF
ali Spectacle. Makes no charge for
specta Gle examinations.
ex-jan. %, 1902.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-25
Congressman Shafroth on FIJI.
ipino Self Government.

In an article in the Rocky
Mountain Nc,sS recently. Con
gresham john f. Shatroth ably
discusses the question Are the
Filipinos capable of sci govern
ment?" He takes the affirmative
view and suStains it with many
telling points. He thinks our
government wrong in sending a
civil commission to ,he Philip
pines to practically govern the
natives. 70 use his own words:
"No better illustration of this
can he found than III the action
of the members of the civil com
mission of the Philippine Islands
in fixing official salaries to be
paid out of funds collected from
the people of poor and alien
race. They voted to the COVER
nor. who l. a member of the com
mission. salary of $4,000 per
aunum and So a day for >ubSiS-
teuce, making in the aggregate a
salary of 5000 Il year. The
governor is also furnished a fine
house in which to reside. TO
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.ar,rs ana maid in Gaia / do nat
vi.b to ina1ou Tbn honesty If
tbr commissioners hut ~ cail At
tpntion ia tbe f,rt tbat such a..
tiou ua1uraUv crows ont of The
.attamnt Of ono nnn,,Ia to oovoru
arothrr If tbat commission
were rrsnnnsibIr 70 = ronyfifn
enc, dnrs onvnua im,oinn that
sucb salaries wnnId hgvn hnnn
.vntedD
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-25
RAISING THE RACE Tserrp

We ask you in the intara-4
the Republican party and in
interest of your race thai
register at once, and that Won, -.
that your neighbors and vo,
friends register with you, ana :
you do your full duty this enen,.
of your race will be swept a,,a
and put down forever in -.
great Commonwealth of No
land.
Here we have convincing nroos
that the Republican party :
knowledges itself to be the nar.
of the negro, and we also bar
disclosed the treachery of ~
Republican party to the whit.
manhood and the white wonan
hood of this State. Gould exno.
ure be more complete? On -.
one hand, they deceive the whit
voter by refusing publicly to SIM
port the negro; on the other hama
they send secret letters to +ba
blacks, melting them against tho
whites. Read the extract again.
let the full meaning Of the mon
who signed the appeal coma
home to you. Read the extract
again and grasp the fact that
Messrs. Jones, Gather, Edmond.
son, Coale, Barron, Forester
Montell, Peasants, Beaslev and
Stephens say: of you do vour
full duty this enemy of vour
race will be swept away and mt
down forever in this great Com
monwealth of Maryland. Crash
the full meaning of that state.
ment Dwell for a moment ON
the words. The enemy Of your
race" means the Democratic
party, and that is the party of the
white man. 1t comprises in Mary.
land the majority of the white
people of the State. The appeal
is then for the negro race the
race of ignorance, idleness. i'm
morality and criminality, the in
ferior raco-to "sweep away and
put down forever" the power of
the white majority in Maryland.
Will not the Republican party be
warned?
We osk the citizens Of Frcd9ich
coUnty to took at the pabHc foads,
'chot has the Republican Commits.
sioRerS dome for our TURNER'S IN
giring them good ROADS, The
Dcmocratjc Commissioners yIedge
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-25

Three Democratic nominees TAR
Comfy Commissioners to be -atd
Ior at this election: Leafs Z. Bar
rick, George " Ga9v, /o1a 4.
.Holc&o0yH.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-25
MODEL
TELEPHONE CALL, 3S.

TELEPHONE CALL,
Low PRICES COUPLED WITH RELIABLE MERCHANDISE
MAZE A STRONG TEAM; JUST SUCH A TEAM
WE DRIVING HERE TODAY FOR Ii, TIME
COME IN ANY DEPARTMENT OFFER YOU
UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT GOODS
The LOWEST LIVING PROFIT POSSIBLE
SELL THEM. COMPARE THE QUALITY OF
OUR GOODS WITH OTHERS
YOU'LL SEE THE REASON FOR
THE LARGE TRADE
WE
DOMESIlCS- This is when goods this department.
De- yard for good Bonnet Flannel Better at &c and
6fc Sc and Zoe Canton Flannel than any
shown 25c fer double width all Skng Flanne the
at Oc per yard zoe for matcheSS and Red
Twill Flahhr-iaSt sellers these. Prints
Navy Blue included Sc for the best
very desirable for school dresses and housewear
BLANkEIS-We selling loads of them soc Csc 81 up
to $40 for Gray Blankets Special in white Blankets
o
LACE CuRIAlNS-We stand in front in this line of
non we pay especial attention patterns and ideas
ITS cheap curtain at 50c to 81 GS or fine curtain
from SO 10 81 per pair we please besides that
your windows Will have
PORTlERS line these goods just opened both in solid coos
aud pretty oriental combinations This drapry lends much
tile beauty of your home
JOHN HEEDRICKSOE.
p S.-Don overlook the bargain Skirtinp aft 3c Navy
This is heard value.
10 1900
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-25
ENTERTAINING A NEGRO
AT DINNER AROUSES
INDIGNATION.
Almost Without Precedent
Many Persons Who Have
Talked With the President
are Convinced he Does not
Appreciate the Effect.


surprised his Southern friends bv
irvitinc Prof Roolar r Wash
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dlhe al the hite house laSt
night. Washington went. There
were no other guests. Indigna.
tion * 4vnressed amonp Southern
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atlon OF frlehdllneSs toward the
people of the South, take this
early opportunity to show Snrh a
markell courte,y and distinction.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-25

What benefit is it to our mer.
chants to have the free delivery
in this county? Hundreds of
merchants who have been attend.
ing to the business of a great
many farmers in this county are
now refused the postmasterShips
in the different little villages of
the county Now We have lot
of route agents who go through
the county to deliver the mail.
Many storekeeperS resent this
change and we yet fail to find
any one demanding such a syS-
TEN. The appointments have
by no means been satisfactory.
Now every farmer has to put up
a box liz front of his place. What
security have they for their mail!
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-25
ABOUT THE COUNTY.
Something About the Current
Events Transpiring in the
Surrounding Agricul-
tural Districts.

Correspondents viii have their reports ln
our hands not later than Wednesday morn
Ing 10 insure publication. We would prefer
receiving >afa on Tuesday.
Cores .i..'.re solicited from all parts of
the cOuu.,.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-25

NH ID u. 1t is said by people
who have tile Presidents conil-
.sucrtnal he was great deal
Il .u.rd al what he considered
L.. of Hltn on the part OF
~,..li,rfI1r. 10 asking his sup
lr,r ,,l.f.e bin! aud leaving MN
,o.ruf he dark as To the
na.nrr Il. Nmch us Prov slonN
would work cat.
Secretary Gage mas not added
touul- popnlatIiH 10y The expires
>Ia:>.oi as views 10 the bankers
ar A,,lvauker. Whatever the
l;rpunncm leaders may think on
The subject OF the retirement OF
the gIerubdckS, they are not pre-
pared To defend any such issue
before the country and they are
ANNEXED with the Secretary OF
the Treasury for having given
utrrIance to such views white
stIIl IA member OF the President 5
Cdhluti.
Assistant Secretary OF the
NAVY. frank ". Hackett, has
asked to be relieved, and 1t Is
stated that Judge Charles H..
Darling, oI bennington, Yer
mont. will he his successor There
is rumor about that Mr.. Hack
EFT was TO be made the Scapegoat
for the Bureau Of Navigation,
and he refused to submit and re-
signed. | can find no contlrma-
tlon of the report, however, and
simply state it Tor what II Is
worth.
MIR. James Mitchell, of Arkdn-
SaS. was in the city recently ana
expressed Inmselt as confident
that Senator Jones would be re
elected. He said: The people
of Arkansas are in favor of Sen
atUr Jones Tor two reasons; lie Is
recognized DIS Il worker III Con
grr>>. aId he can be depended
upon to look out for the interests
Ol his own State" Mr.. Jones
ia complimentary tones OF eA-
Governor Clarke, but is sure Juat
Senator Jones will be elected.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-25

Every Democrat in the county
,bouId br > subscriber TO the
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'''''
DeaJn OF LIZ Judge Russall'
EN Judge George NJ Rtt>sum.
the Republican nominee for the
State Senate il Caroline County.
died very suddenly Monday even
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03
CITY NEWS.

The municipal register containing all the messages of the mayor, the ac- count of city finances and other m portant matters will be ready for puD- lication Monday.
 There will be hearing on the ap- plfcatIon of Charles Dalton, executor on the estate of the late Frank Nc Guire of Hartford, for an allowance on August 8, at ? o'clock.
 There will be special meeting of Division ,, A. O. H., at Hibernian hall, tomorrow at 2 o'clock. Tickets for the coming bazaar will be distributed and every member is expected to De present
 Dwight N. Hewes of Hartford, chairman of the Connecticut Business Mems association, has announced the date and place for the annual gather ing. The committee decided upon Lake Compounce, and the date is Fri day, August g.
 Labor unions in this city are getting very strong. In many of them the in- itiation fee has been raised. Since the machinists' strike has been settled there have been a few assertions from that organization but not so many as one would expect in view of the climax of the movement.
 The Elks' association of Connecticut, the membership of which is made up from the dozen lodges of the order in this state, will have it's first annual outing in New Haven the last of this month. The association is of a social character, and the outing will be at- tended by representatives from the diff ferent lodges in the state. Charles $. MacGilvray of New Haven is the president, J. T. Smith of Derby vice president, George Bindloss of New London secretary and c. J. Dillon of Hartford treasurer. The executive committee consists of George NJ. Dem ing of Hartford. chairman; Thomas L.. Reilly of Meriden, F. J. Brothers of New Haven, $. J. Downey of New Lon don, A. +. Howe of Derby, F. J. Mur- ray of Torrington, k. D. Fitzmaurice of Norwich, J. McGlynn of Danbur3, F.. H. Bradbury of Waterbury and Fred Masterson of Bridgeport.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03
AS TO IS AND ARE.

CT see the old difference between sis' and 'are' has bobbed up again." said a local grammarian, yesterday, "and this time it comes up with reference to Niagara Falls. It is a wonder to me that some fellow doesn't put a sqietus on this business. On one occasion there was a very bloody decision handed down in the case of IsYvs Are. It took four years to reach conclusion in the premises, and there are whole lot of cemeteries and monuments now that tell the tale of the ;, awful struggle. Since the Appomattox incident, when Lee and Grant met under such polite circumstances after having chased each other over the country for four years, Are has represented the losing side of things under certain conditions. It is reasonable now to say the United States is so and so. Pluralizing is not permissible in the case of the states composing Uncle Sam's domain. 'Is' must be used whether it has euphony or not. But I see the papers, in view of the big exposition, have sprung the question again. Shall one say Niagara Falls is, or Niagara Falls are, so and so? That is the question raised. Are ordinarily would be the proper word to use after the word Falls There is clearly plurality, not only in the name but in the fact. There are number of falls comprising what is called Mia gara Falls. Yet is has become the popular word. It is used ninety-nine time out of every hundred, and not by persons who claim to be great stick lers for the right thing in English. Newspapers give the preference to is.' They have fallen into the sis habit since the sixties. But really the best opinion among the controversialists leans to the expression Niagara Falls is aud so I guess this almost universal usage will make is correct At any rate, there are two sides to the ques- tion. It comes up in cards occasionally
 when speaking of trumps, and under other circumstances. But the old fel- lows who fought and bled on both sides of the question in the sixties are not particularly anxious to have the ques-
 tion reopened, and they will probably
 allow humanity to use is and 'are'
 just in any old way that happens to please"
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03
TIMELY TOPICS

Ladies seamless fast black hose for c tonight at Conlon Bros. Imported samples in gents and ladies hosiery 25c.
 Three large Turkish towels for 25c at Miller x Peck's. Children's guimps, allover tucking 19 c each.
 Buy some liquid fly net for either your horse or cow from the P1att Mill Co. They have some nice mixed oats.
 Best quality body Brussels carpet for 9Sc at Haase's. Best half wool ingrains only 34cI at closing out sale.
 Do not miss the August sale of trousers and suits. now on at the Up son, Singleton, & Co.'S. See that $7.50 suit.
 Walking and rainy day skirts, Tapped seams $4.75 at Currans tonight and Monday Automobile rain coats $5.50.
 The thin, the stout, the tall, or the short can be fitted out in those serges and fiannels at J. B. Mullings.
 If you saw those union suits of un- derwear at Jones, Morgan & Co.'S you would decide to buy: Fit like glove.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03
RAMBLER,s CHALLENGE.
Dernocrat:

Editor Democrat:
 The Rambler Base Ball team of Baldwin street is out with q challenge to the following teams: MoOnlights. Washington Hill stars and St JOseph's second team. I wish also to call at fentioE to challenge which appeared in one of the papers last week. which said that the Rambler Base Ball team, managed by a F. Bradley, would like to play ball. Now this team I man. age has been known as the Rambler Base Ball team for the last three years. and will play MT Bradley's team for money or name, or bOth- Any of the above teams can have game for Sun day by calling at James E. Roe's Drug store, between and 9 o'clock Satur- day evening.
 DANIEL SULLIVAN, Manager.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03

EMPLOYMENT BUREAU-HeIp of all kinds A furnished and situations secured for capa- ble workers in all kinds of employment Mrs. Kelly, 202 Bank street 4-25-tf
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03

FURNISHED COTTAGES to rent at Mead & ows End-one fronting on water Fur nished, Tl piano, also city water Inquire Lang S
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03
WanB-FOr SalG.TORGlt

| TPRIGHT PIANO awfully cheap or how
 V much rent will you pay and give good care. Address Eugene Capewel1, Democrat ofhce4 It
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03

Those reduction prices made the sales go beyond expectation at I. Chase's. They will continue while longer.
 A place where you can get perfect satisfaction or your money back if you want it Is B. J. Finn's shoe store.
 Loren R. Carter has two family house for sale, located on West Main street, or he has money to loan.
 Harding has some blue wash tubs that are slightly soiled by smoke, also cjothe baskets, at nearly half price
 This is the last day of the mill end sale at Reid X Hughes Be sure you make call there tonight.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03
A YOUNG LADY's LIFE SAVED.
At Panama, Colobia, by Chamber At Panama, Colombia. by Chamber
 rhoea Remedy

pr Charles H. Utter, a prominent physician, of Panama. Colombia, in a recent letter states: ''Last March I had as patient a young lady sixteen years of age, who had a very bad at tack of dysentery. Everything I pre- scribed for her proved intellectual and she was growing worse every hour. Her parents were sure she would die. She had become so weak that she could not turn over in bed. What to do at this critical moment was study for me, but I thinght of Chamberlain s Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and as a last resort prescribed it Within eight hours she was feeling much better; inside of three days she was upon her feet and at the end of one week was entirely well.n For sale by all druggists.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03
MUSIC AT THE PARK.

Following is the program for the two concerts at Forest park tomorrow: March, Bay State COmmandery,"
 Burrel Selection. "Chimes of Normandie,"
 Laurendean Ccrnet Solo,
 George H. Sumner Medley, "For Old Times Sake" Bendix Walfzes. "Jo1ly Fellows" volstedt 'In the Min" tdescriptice), Brooks Selection from Martha" F1otow
 Evening at 7:3O. Overture, "Lustpiel.' KeIlar Beln Trombone solo, Asleep in the Deep.
 E Sumner. Petrie Medley. 'aTop Liners Chataway Patrol of the "GnOmes," Reeves fI Want fo be Military Man." Stuart
 (From El0radofD. March. rYe AncIents," Reeves J F. Clark. Director.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03

Cbdmberlain's Collc. Cholera and Ii6rrhoe1 Remedy has a world wide feputnzian for its cures. It never fails and is pleasant and safe to take. For nAIe b7 all druggists
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03

ELEGANT Upright Piano Must be sold. New this year. Folding bed. 436 South
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03

EOR RENT-Cottage at Walnut Beach-9 A rooms John w. Burns, 45 Bishop street.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03

E ROOM tenement with barn on West Side Hill S10 per month. 0. F. Goodwin & Son, 23 Spring street. 7-30-tf
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-03

EOR RENT-First and second floor flats, five and six rooms All Improvements. 51 East Liberty street. 6-22-tf