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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-01
Orphans Court.

Inventories of personal prop
ertN and current money of John
NJ EnGlr. deceased, filed and
courts order to sell granted to
john II. and Charles +. Eugle,
administrators.
Inventories of current money
aud debts due David Ohler. de
ceased. filed
viii Of Charles \. Englar, de
ceased, filed.
Further and final account of
Joseph EnniSS, administrator of
William Euni>S, deceased, filed.
Will of Charles \. Fly Ter, de-
ceased, admitted to probate.
Letters te>tamentary ON estate
Of Charles \. Ellrr, deceased.
lantrd to Thomas L. and Ed
ward Il. ~ Ter, executors.
First and final account of
Thomas + and Rosa +. Eyler,
executors Of John f. Eyler, de-
ceased. filed
Inventories of personal prop
erty real estate and current
money OF Jacob Baumgardner.
deceased, flied and courts order
to sell personal property granted
10 Adelaide Baumgarduer. eX.
cCutriX: DR.. Charles II. Dillpr
Agent.
viii of Uriah Six, deceased,
admitted to probate.
Will of Henry ID. Lakin, de
ceased, admitted to probate.
Letters teStamentary on estate
of Henry ID. Lakin, deceased.
granted TO John 5. Lakin and
CephaS +. Lakin, executors.
Letters of administration. d.
b. n, ON estate of Henry Keller,
deceased granted to Sumner X.
Keller, administrator. d. b. n.
First and final account of Mary
G. CARRIER, guardian to Jacob IL.
Smith, filed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-01

There was once woman who had M.
or learned how to swim, although u.
went in bathing every day in the SUNNI,
She had a friend who had acquired n,
art with some trouble and was vors
proud of her proficiency in it.
1T is absurd" said this friend a..
live near the water and not swim 7,
makes you very attractive To good swim.
mers if you can go out with thcm ana
they do not feel that you are dr,o ~
their pleasures. What would you ID i,
case you fell off the pier? Now, wa,c5
me-"
With these words she divod off int, III.
water and swan about by herself
1T is good thing to have a woman
swim so we'll" said one of ill., men nos,
10y. Now, if any of the children fan
into the water, she can rescue them"
Just then the woman who could M,
help herself uttered a scream and foI
into the sea. Instantly five men Leaned
in to rescue her and spent the ro.t Of tbs
day rcsuscitating her and inquiring bor
she was, leaving the swimmer to dive h,
herself.
This teaches us that nothing succeed,
like distress.-Century.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-01
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers
of real estate as recorded In the
Clerks Office since our last issue:
Lincoln j. y. Dinterman and
wife to j. f. Rice and wife. real
estate i'll Frederick county, 81 900.
Henry p. Iahrney and wife to
Harry +. Slipley, real estate i'll
Frederick county. 8. 800.
Theodore c. Zimmerman and
wife to John W. Weant, ct al.
real estate in Frederick county,
Sl23 IS.
Mary c. Wehber and Robert
ID. Wehber to john ii. Mayhem
and Martin W. House. real estate
in Frederick county. ST.
James Trump and wife and
Albert Trump and wife to +. ID.
Banner, real estate in Frederick
county, -, etc.
Marion 7. Michael and wife
and Annie T.. lIeltrn>tein to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. real estate in Fred
erick county. $500
Anna VI. BUCKLES TO Rose y.
Nerthelmer. trustee, real estate
III Frederick county. $500.
john NJ. Dinterman and wife
| 4 4
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-01

Gas is very much used these DAYS fr
cooking purposes, and certainly it isa d.
lightful method when compared to tha
difficult to manage coal range Of a few
years ago, but whether coal on gas h
used the kitchen range must he CLEANED
just as often to keep it bright and clean.
If coal range is used, the end of the
day is the best time to clean and polish
After removing the ashes dust the range
well and apply Il little enamcIinc polish
(Which is always moist and ready for usel
with a damp flannel. Polish with dr7
flannel or brush if the range is a biz
one. The stove can be polished when
warm, but not when very hot.
If gas is used for cooking purposes, be
fore starting to clean the range the ga
should be lighted for a couple Of mo-
ments to heat the iron. Enamcline polish
prevents rust.
The same process of cleaning may Be
applied to stoves and fire grates.-Ameri
can Queen.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-01
Allowance,

Doubtless, given ceru IA, =.
Income, most women woI IA r;l
most men, for when the sI "a ' ,a
smoothly and no cracks or Tccn. " y
remind us of their necessary but diso..."'
able existence, then it is possible to y.
dure even the presence of bore. I'm. 81 81
Tom and Kitty have ever so small = -
then introduce difficulty abopt ma, w
bringing forth reproaches on his part ~,
fearful or perhaps angry disclaimars' - ~
hers, then the cloud, at first not So Li,.
mans hand, grows so dark as to tbro,.
en- to blot out the entire horizon. a'
Until men begin to realize that tboa-
Kitty always looks charming, it is Az
lutely impossible for her to do 50. M w.,
ter how clever she may be- upon no,b iat
year and that some items. if NOT M 7,
a woman's necessary wardrobe AFRO o,;~
as expensive, if not little more so th1
various items in their own-until tlis ' ~
sirablc contamination takes place ~.
will continue to be distractions ori
clouds between newly married pnonlo '-'
pecially where the wife is dcpcndont "
her husband.
1t is Il folly and, worse, a sheer orro,.
for a woman dependent on her bnsEaay
to be kept like child, obliged to AK h; H..
for every penny she needs and to rors--
up an account of the value. If bo oa.
only give her half dollar a week !.
him give it heartily, wishing il wo..
more, and let him never require To- knom
what becomes of it.-EXchangc.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-01

up on his trail. and. though glad enough
to find him dead, they were sorry that he
had escaped the gallows. A month later,
when | could get away without anything
being said, headed across the country
for the mountain.
Without much difficulty l found the
ravine into which they had descended
with the treasure, but scarcely had
reached the bottom when ! realized that
the plumber never was to come into my
hands. There had been landslide and
for a distance of 100 feet each way from
the cache the ravine had been filled with
earth, rocks and trees to a depth of 100
feet 1t would have taken an army of
men a year to clear that ravine, and then
a fresh fall would have been ready for
them. The plumber lies there today, nor
Will the hand of man ever obtain it
New York Press.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-01
Inaugural Excursions to Wash
ington March l, 2 and 3,
1901 Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.

For the Inaugural Ceremonies
of President Mckinley and Vice
President Roosevelt, at Wash
ington, ID. c., March 4th. the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, will sell round trip ex-
curSiOn tickets at the rate of one
fare for the round trip, good go
Ing on all regular trains of March
|, > and 3. valid for return until
March $, 1901, inclusive.
Tickets will also be sold on
March llh from points within 100
miles west Of Wa>hingtons.
For tickets, time of trains,
call on or address w. 7. MulliniX
or nearest ticket agent, Baltimore
q Ohio Railroad Company.
jan. - jt.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-01
The "PIGTAlL" In CHINA.
Certain Sects Believe II Is Essential
to Salvation

Every one knows how sacred a cue or
"pistail' is to John Chinaman To lose
his cue is almost as bad as to lose life
itself Should Chinaman return to
China without his cue he would become
an object of scorn and derision
Dress, like other things undergoes its
change in China. but the style of the
pigtal has remained the same for ccntu-
ries and is handed down from parent to
child without fear of change
For many years prior to 1644 the ma
tive emperors of the Chinese dynasty
compelled their subjects to wear long
hair over the whole head and to twist il
into a tuft or coil. The first emperor IF
the MantchOo dynasty. who assembled the
throne in 1G44. determined to make the
consul of Manchuria the token of the
submission Of the Chinese of the entire
country to his authority
Shortly after his accession 20 the
throne he ordered his subjects to shave
all the hair from their heads except on
the crown and TO allow the hair on that
particular part to grow long and dress
il according TO the traditional custom Of
Mauchuria
This proclamation was received with
universal diSapproval. except in Man
chuiia But 1t had to be- obeycd. Final
ly the custom prevailed throughout the
length and breadth Of China and the
style then adopted as duty is worn now
by choice. so much a long communion
tends to make us what we are"
As a reward for punctuaIity and ODE
diruce those who were first to conform
with The new capillary rule We're award
ed a tacl of silver In such reverence
has the pigtail come to be- held that GER
tain scct> believe that they cannot be
saved without the aid Of the pig,ail.
They believe that after death Confucius
will lift them by their pigtails into the
regions Of celestial bliss Consequently
no pigtail, no salvation Is it any Won
der. then, that John Chinaman sticks TO
his cue: It is the Jacobs ladder by
which he will make his ascent into
heaven
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-01

When the plague was prevalent in In
dia. search parties went through the vii.
lagos inspecting the houses with the idea
of seeing that all cases Of death by the
plague were reported 10 the authorities.
On entering n suspected house one day
the inspectors saw group of natives
playing cards. Something in the appear
ancc Of one Of the players attracted tho
attention IF one Of the inspectors. who
paVd his hand upon the mans shoulder.
To his amazement the man swayed and
fell to the floor.
Upon examination it was found that he
had been dead some time. but in order to
avoid having the house marked as plague
stricken the other inmates had concealed
the fact Of his death Hearing that the
inspecting party was approaching, they
had hastily placed the body in Il chair
and put some cards in the dead hands.
Then they had gathered about him rs if
both the quick and the dead were engae !
in Il game of cards.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-01
Western Maryland Railroad
Inauguration Excursion
Rates to Washington
and Return.

The Western Maryland Rail
road will sell Inauguration EXcur-
sion Tickets through to Wash
lngton and return from March LIST
to 4th, inclusive. good to return
until March Sth, inclusive, at one
fare for the round trip. From
Blue Ridge Summit and points
east on main line and all points
on b. u Ii. Railway, tickets will
he sold via Baltimore, connecting
at Union Station with trains of
the Pennsylvania r.. Il. for Wash
ington. Tickets good going and
returning on regular trains.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-01
DR.. VIM. @. Boteler.

Practice limited to disease of the
Eye Ear and Throat. Spectacles adj
jnHed for al forms of defective sight.
Spectacle examinations free. Office, 2S
Nor,b Market street; residence, east
city limits, Frederick. Nd. Office
Hours, 8 A. M. to 5 p. NJ. except
Sunday. ex-jan. 27-l9O1, Tyr.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-01
yellow Springs.
I'ebruaTY 10Th, I!

ItuiudlN -0tll l"Ul.
The Rev. joel Brown. of Fred
erick, will preach in the Brook
Hill Church next Sunday after
noon.
SIR. Daniel Cannon. who was
paralyzed on last Thursday at
eleven o'clock a. m, died the
same dayat seven p. m. His fun
eraI took place on Saturday af
ternoon at the Brook Hal
Church and iuterment was made
in the cemetery adjoining The
church The pail bearers were
A. w. Burkhart. d. J. Young,
Charles W. Stalcy. J. +. Sum
meIS, G.. \. Zimmerman and
David Smith. Rev. J. L. Asper
ot1iciated.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-01

A woman foremost in the ranks Of ttt
serious writers and scholarly Thinkers
was guest of honor at a suburban club
celebration not long ago. Her audinG
waited breathlessly for the pearls Of wis
dom and diamonds of advice sure to fall
from her lips. Her address was Sched
uled toward the end of the programme
and when she finally arose to speak eT
cry eye was alive, every ear alert to
catch her every word. Would She take
her text from Emerson, Carlyle Brown
ing, lbsen or Mactcrlinck? Nietsche per.
haps, My dear friends and fellow club
women" began the great woman in i'm.
prcsSive tones, before | say or do any
thing clse"-the audience caught its
brcath-"I want to tell you that your
the best looking set of women that lie
ever addressed. New York Sun.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-01

Wife-Isn't it a fact, dear, that hand
some men are proverbially disagrccablc?
Husband-Well, don't know. | al
ways try to be plcasant.-London Fun
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-01

BoraX is one of the best things for tt'
removal of grease spots from wOoItl
goods. y cleaning mixture of which /
forms an important part is made by Dis
solving an ounce of powdered boraz IN
quart of boiling water and setting i
aside to cool. When quite cold, add al
ounce of spirits Of camphor, and it i
ready for use.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-01
GOLDFISH.
They Generally Acquire Their Bril-
liant Coats a Year After Birth.


Goldfish are so common nowadays that
few persons ever stop to think where
they come from or how they are raised
The pets require a careful and SyStcmat-
ic raising that is scarcely appreciated by
those who expect to get them for small
price.
The largest goldfish farm in the world
II ii may be called such, is located in
Shelby county, Ind, about 80 miles from
indianapolis. Here the original goldfish
men in the United States have their pi OPP
agating institution. There are two farms.
several miles apart both of which are re
quired to advance the various branches
of the industry. In the northern part of
the county is one farm, of eight Of ten
acres. The other is few miles farther
south and contains about l6 acres The
two farms constitute the Spring Lake
fishery and in the various ponds there
are more than 100000 fish.
On each of the farms is large num-
Der of small ponds. some of them not
much larger than ten feet square. These
ponds are all connected by little channels,
that the water and fish can be let from
one to the other without the least diff
Guilty
The breeding ponds, which are the
most important, are protected from the
wind and cold by high entertainments
around the euSes. Inns Is all the pro
lection that is necessary for the fsh even
in the winter time While the fish are
very delicate and readily succumb "
overhandling, they are much more harG-
than is generally supDoSpd
Many persons suppose that when the
goiuHSh Is hatcheu rom ihe egg II mas
the peculiar pretty markings on its scales
when make II SO beautiful and valuable.
ms IS not the case. In ITS youth the
1T. 90 49, - up 'Il,'F 40 ' i'
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&c of = vybi+ieb ,iI,.or,. ooIn,. o,,,I shows
NOT thn Ioast o,.idonco If +bo h,on+;f,,I
mo. which i MI l,t,,. oa.,,,,,,,
Thoro ,,o n,anr ir.t,poa. =, ,,.I,ioh H..
fsl r'nvc, cban%o f. No. rahl,, i,'N 'oI 'i,e
hut rotoip tboir ,il,or,. ,,.l;t, l.,,.,,,,.,i.,
mill ,I,a1. mo ..o,.,,,i - ~, o.,:
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-01
Fthrnarv %. 1901

this place attended the wedding
OF Miss Ada Zimmerman. of New
Midway. to Mr.. Leslie kefauNer.
of near Mt Pleasant. The cerr-
mony was performed at 81. Paul'S
Evangelical Lutheran church.
Walkcr~vIIIe on Wednesday,
February -, at > o'clock
Owing To the illness of ,hp
Rev. " m. +. Wheeler there were
no services at Mt. ZION Luturran
church. near LadIe>burg, and
Rocky ilIl Lutheran church last
Sunday. Rev. Nhecler is suffer
ing from an attack of grippe.
DR.. W m. II. Kable is in attend
ancc.
Rev. u. J. Wolf preached
very able sermon IN the Reformed
church last Sunday at 80
O'clock.
Shlove Tuesday. or more COM
monty known as Pan Cake Day.
was we'll observed 10y the ladies
OF TINS community.
The directors of the NoodSboro
Savings Bank have decided 10
erect suitable binding three
stories mGh with all modern i'm
provtment>. They will begin the
new building in IA few weeks.
MI Milton Gllhtrt, OF New
Market, has returned home after
pleasant VISIT to relatives at
this place.
One Of the most enjoyable
social events of the season was
held at the residence OF Mir. ChaS.
Shank on Frederick street, on
Thursday evening last. At an
early hour the guests began to
arrive and III short while a very
large crowd had gathered. The
evening was pleasantly spent III
various plays. games and social
intercourse until eleven o'clock
when all were invited to the din
ing room I" table ladened with
which all did ample Justice. after
t Mnl'h al otI'ar'eo loF 'he'r MONIES
bostnSs for h,viMa U y,nn d'' = ," ""%
delightful evening long to be re-.
Miss Alice GeeSev. of Hanover.
Pa. has returned home after =
pleasaut visit 70 relatives nj This
Mace
Miss Abbie Young Spent last
Thursday with her sister Mrs
Lewis Haller. Of Frederick
Mr. Edward Stimmel who has
been very mucb indiSpo,ed far
several weeks is slowly imurov
mo
Another lioht snow fell here
last Thursday
me Y = ! G. + Of tbe Intb
Gran rburch neIJ thair rarnIar
me.tiup last sunday n,sn;n~
which was very interesting.
Reduced Rates to Washington
Via Pennsylvania Rail
road Account of Tpa7,o,,,
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-03-01
ABOUT THE COUNTY.
Something About the Current
Events Transporting in the
Surrounding Agricul-
tural Districts.

Correspondents will have their reports In
our hands not later than Wednesday morn
ing to insure publication. We would prefer
receiving same on Tuesday.
Correspondence solicited from all parts Of
the county.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-08

o Thou CON 0i compass ion. / commit
and commend myself unto Thee. In
w6om ] am. and live. and know Be
Thou the Goal Of my , lsrimage. and
my Rest by TAI way Let my soul take
refuge from the crowdIng turmoil Of
worldly thoughts beneath the shadow
of Thy wings. let my heart this sea
0f restless waves. find peace in Thee.
o God Thou bounteous Giver OF an
good gifts. give 70 him who IS weary
refreshing fool; gather our distracted
thoughts and powers into harmony
again. and set the prisoner free. See.
be stands az Thy door and knocks; be
Il opened 20 him that be may enter
with a free STEP aud be quiekened by
Thee For Thou art the Wellspring Of
life. the Light Of eternal brightness
wherein the lust live who love Thee
BE il unto me according to Thy word.
Amen st Angus inc
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-08
COOP JUDGE OF DISTANCE.
Naat an g4pert Golfer Did with his
Naich.

Vsaat an g4pert Golfer Did with His
watch.
Tne sCcuracy and steadiness of aim
ind the wonderful judgment Of dis.
tance acquired BY steady practice at ths
game Of golf are a source oi great sur
prise to the spectator who is not q
devotee Of the game Some Of the pro-
fessionals who have spent years at
the game. both in this country and
abroad. have a great following Of tha
younger element on the links. who try
to copy the teachers In a way that Il
ludicrous
About a year ago Willie Campbell,
an old-time champion and all-around
expert OF the game. was employed as
instructor at the franklin Park links
His accuracy in making a drive was al.
most perfect and his aim was so sure
that frequently he would amuse tha
crowd BY placing a penny on the orys-
tai Of his watch and with a strong
drive pick 1t of without even scratch
ing his watch After seeing Campbell
do this once or twice a young man
who had acquired a fairly good knoWl-
edge OF the game thought that he could
do this little turn by using a golf ball
instead Of a coin. Before a few in
terested spectators he placed the ball
on his gold watch and prepared for D
mighty drive The look tnat camf
over his face after making the drive
when he saw that both ball and watch
had disappeared. can better be imag'
ined than described. For fifteen min
utes he sought the pieces OF his watch
to the great amusement Of the crowd
and then departed. a sadder but wiser
boy. Boston Herald
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-08
nAHr nnr lo,nn ANnTnrnf

Loving ls often supposed 20 be in-
egitably connected with longing n IN
deed longing be not one of the con-
Fincing evidences. OF results. of love
II one truly loves any person or thing
Il Is supposed that he longs FOR pos
session. But this is a great mistake
He who has this idea has mo true con-
ception 81 love. even ii ne has the
power 10 love. or 70 understand love az
is best Loving IS holding dear An
object that we hold dear We may hold
too dear 20 wish Co possess H. The
interest OF the dear one Is the main
thing 10 be- considered. not our COM
fort or desire Longing may be un-
worthy ~ such love Such love may
be far above selfish longing True love
desires the good 0i the one loved. even
though the loving one Is denied the
possibility of possessing An iliustra-
ton OF the mistaken ideas of love and
longing. Or of longing as an accom-
panlmeni Of love has been found On
the destruction OF one who is said 20
BE- loved loved So dearly that the in-
tense one cannot consent ~ i've witn-
ont her A man who would destroy
the life 81 a woman On the plea that
be loved her So much that he could not
live without her. proves by his action
that he did not love her he may have
longing tor her. but not love He
never knew love for any one he was
incapable ~ love Longing Is lower
selfish passion Love Is an ever unsel-
fish. cut eoina desire for the loved
ones welfare. entirely apart
from the question of personal roEsee-
sion Love De- God-like DO you love
any one7 Did you ever love another?
Sunday School Times
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-11-08
IHE woRKINa oE FAIE
How it Anected the Careers q Ne
KiAIey and Roosevelt.

HuW it Affected the careers O. Nc
KiAIey and Roosevelt.
Fate Is peculiar 1t knows better
than we do what Is best for us. Il
fixes our destiny without our kn0Wl-
edge. and often against our win. says
Leslie's Weekly. William McKinley's
most vigorous battle was his contest
for the speakership with Thomas B
Reed. in 1890. which Reed won Ac-
cording to custom. Mr. Reed made his
distinguished opponent chairman 0f
the ways and means committee. and
thus # was that the protective tariff
measure drafted by that committee
largely through the influence Of Mr.
Mckinley, came 10 be popularity known
as THE Mckinley bill" This made
Mckinley the champion Of the work
ing masses. the candidate Of his party
for president. and finally gave him
triumphant election and reelection for
the Office Of chief magistrate At the
Republican national convention az
Ph'ls slp..ia. a little over a year ago.
the party leaders of New York insisted
that Governor Roosevelt must accept
the tender Of the vice presidency. He
resolutely declined. insisting that hs
was entitled to reelection 70 the gov
ernorship. The party leaders Of New
York, aided by those Of Pennsylyanis
and several other states. forced the
nomination Of Roosevelt. and then
compelled his reluctant acceptance
Scarcely six months have elapsed since
his Inauguration. and he IS now the
president Of the United States. With
nearly a full term to serve This il
destiny, and who shall say that the
Fates are always unkind2