davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-12

| SoS 5AT A"
ma wystawe.
WICHITA, Kas., 12go Marca. =
Sedziowie przysiegli W procesie
pani Carrie Nation ME mogli Ego
dzic sic i zostali uwolnieni. Sly
chac, re siedmiu mich byfo "a u
znaniem pani Nation Wilma, pie
ciu "a uznaniem jej niewinna.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, 12Marca.-
Spustoszenia zrzadzone przez bu.
RE byfy wiele grozniejsze, niz
poczatkowo przypuszczano, jak sic
okazuiez z wiadomosci nadchodza-
cych catego stanu. Dotychczas
doniesiono 16 osobach zabitych
W czasie bury. w Greenway Kill
kanascie dom6w zostafo zburzo-
nych, a znaczne szkody zrzadzone
zostaty takze W Osceola, Piggott i
Paragould.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, 12 Marca. =
w Niedziele srozyia sic W miescie
i okolicy gwaftowna burza, pofa-
czona gradem gofoledzia, i od-
ciefa to miasto cd reszty swiata.
Pomiedzy Milwaukee Chicago
przerwana zostafa komunikacya to.
legrafczna: takzei i linie p6fnocne
ss poprzerywane. Okofo 600 do 700
slup6w telegrafcznych zostafo poo
balanych pomiedzy Milwaukee
Chicago, Take komunikacya ko-
lejowa W r6znych miejscach jest
poprzerywana i potrzeba bedzie
calej armii robotnikow, azeby szko-
dy ponaprawiat. 2 polnocnej cze-
sci stanu Wisconsin r6wniez dono-
sza burzach gwaitownych.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, IL Marca. =
Jeszcze ciagle nadchodza wiadomo-
sci strasznych spustoszeniach
zrzadzonych przez burze W Texas
i Arkansas. Miasteczko Pine
Prairie, Ark, Is mil ma p6fnoc cd
Texarkana, zostaio zupefnie zr6w-
name ziemia; dwie osoby zostafy
zabite, kilkanaScie pokaleczonych.
w New Boston, Tex, 36 domow re
skiadami zostaio zburzonych. Ma
farmach ogromne wszedzie szkody
zrzadzone.
GREENv1LLE, Pa, IL Marca. -
Rzeki maia duza Shenango wy
stapily brzeg6w i jeszcze ciagle
przybieraja; domy W tenn miescie
przy Main str, okolica ma p6fnoc
miasta So zalane. Mieszkancy
wielu dom6w musza uchodzic ma
iodziacb, a groze pofozenia zwie-
ksza okoicznose, il rzeka zapeinio.
ma jest kra szczatkami poburzo-
nych domow.
WACO, Texas, 12go Marca. =
Wczoraj wieczorem pewien skaza-
nice, ktory "a morderstwo zostaf
skazany ma 20 lat wiezienia, ma
farmie karnej Huntera zaalarmo-
wal straze, a gdy to przybyfy do
domu karnego, spostrzegiy, re 80
wiezni6w 80 uciekfo. Dostali oni
skads swider i sztabe zelazna, przy
pomocy kt6rych wywiercili otw6r
W podfodze pod sypialnia, i tym
otworem jeden "a drugim sic wy
suneli. Trzej straznicy psami
wybrali sic W poscig "a zbiegami i
sfychac, re kilku tychze schwyta-
no juz.
ARKANSAS CITY, Kans, IL Mar.
Wiadomosc bankru ctwie pierw-
szego banku krajowego W Niles,
Mich, wywofafa tu wielka panike z
powodu, re O. A. johnson, ktory
by} kasyerem owego banku W Niles
i znik1 bez wiesci, r6wnoczesnie
jest prezydentem tutejszego banku
Farmers Bank.
w Niedziele dowiedziano sic o
zajsciach W Niles; wczoraj rzucili
sic depozytaryusze banku farmer
skiego tutejszego do cofania swych
oszczednosci. Kasyer Denton po-
stara} sic 100000 got6wka i
spokojnie wypfaca} wkfadki. Bank
stoi bardzo dobrze.
| WEIR CITY, Kans., IL Marca. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-12
Telegrar11y.

hONO1N, 1"SO Nh q '"
Times" podaje masterpieces depe-
sze z SHANGHAI: q wiarygodnego
zr6dia donosza, re Rosya uwiado-
mia Rad chinski, IL W czasie, gdy
ukfad W sprawie Mandzuryi ME 70
stanie wkr6tce podpisany, Rosya
go cofnie i poda ostrzejsze warun-
ki. Lii Hung Czang oswiadcza, ze
ME jest W stanie sic oprsec i pro-
sill Stany Zjednoczone, Anglia,
Niemcy i Japonia o interwencya
ma korzysc Chin.
WASHINGTON, 12go Marca.
Department panstwa otrzymat de-
pesze nastepujaca cd Congera z
Pekinu pod data IL bm.: pWyjez'
diam dzisiaj z Pekinu do Ameryki.
Squieres pozostaf jako moi zastep-
ca, Conger".
2 tego wynika, re Rockhill ME
jest nastepca Congera ma urzedzie
posfa amerykanskiego W Pekinie i
pefni tylko urzad komisarza spe-
cyalnego.
BLoEMFoNTEIN, IL Marca. -
| General De Wet. lax sfychac usta.
wicznie jeszcze dazy ma p6fnoc,
przebywajac 25 mil dziennie, i ma
zamiar przekroczy6 kolej zelaznq
ku wschodowi. Podobno znajduje
sic teraz ma zach6d cd Kroon-
stadt.
Niemozliwa jest rzecza ME do
strzedz, re wielu dawnych nieprzy-
jaci6f Anglii W pofudniowej Airy
ce stale teraz po jej stronie. Jak
oswiadczaja, ME jest ich zamiarem
walczyc przeciw Boerom, tylko
muszs broni6 swych posiadtosci
przed maroderami boerskimi. Fa-
ktem jest, re przeszlo $4,000 zbie-
gov znajduje sic W obrebie linij
brytyjskich domaga sic broni, by
wyruszyc W pole.
LoURENzo MARQUEE 12Marca.-
Gen. Botha skfania sic do kapitu-
lowania. Prosif 0 zawieszenie bro
nj, aby m6gt sic porozumiec De
Wet'em Steijnem. Panuje og6l-
ne mniemanie, re jesli ci dwaj ma
wet sic ME zgodza, gen. Botha
przeciez sic podda. Boerzy ME ma
ja ami artyleryi AMI amunicyi i "a
kopuja swe dziafa. Kolej cd Lou
renzo Marquee do Pretorii wolna
jest cd Boerow.
LoNDYN, 12go NJ area -
w izbie posfow kanclerz skarbu,
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, zazna-
czyf, re nalezy oczekiwac podwyz-
szenia listy cywilnej krola. John
Redmond, przyw6dzca Irlandczy-
kow, oswiadczyf, re nie dopusci do
debat mad ta sprawa, dopoki Rad
ME przyobieca, re zmieni formuie
przysiegi krola, obrazajacej uczu-
cia katolik6w. Balfour odpowie-
dziaf, re ma bye zamianowany ko-
mitet do rozpatrzenia tel sprawy, q
wtedy Redmond ma razie cofnaf
swe oswiadczenie, poczem komitet
zamianowano.
BERLIN, 12go M area. -
W ciagu debaty mad budzetem ola
niemieckich posiadfosci we wscho-
dniej Afryce, ma wczorajszem po-
siedzeniu rady panstwa, przyw6dz-
ca socyalistow Bebel ostro kryty-
kowaf Rad "a kosztowne zadnych
korzy5ci ME przynoszaca gospo-
darke W koloniach. Wydano juz 80
mil. marek ma te posiadfosci, sto-
sunki handlowe coraz to So mniejsze
iw +. 1899 wynosif przychod tylko
trzecia Geese poniesionych wydat-
k6w. Posef Vellmor radzif zache-
cac Boerow do osiedlania sic W po-
| }udniowo-zachodniej Afryce.
WASHINGTON, 12go Marca. =
Diugo oczekiwana odpowiedz rsa-
du brytyjskiego ma uwiadomienie
departamentu pahstwa postapie-
niu senatu W sprawie ukfadu Hay
Pauncefote nadeszta przez lorda
Pauncefote zostafa doreczona Sc
kretarzowi Hay, poczem obydwaj
4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-12
Take szkOfa.

Take szkOfa.
w pewnem miejscu W sasiedz-
twie peklowni Morrisa znalazia po.
licya ukryty kubef re solonemi
szynkami. Zaczaifa sic iprzytrzy-
mafa dw6ch 10 letnich chfopc6w,
Jozefa Szulca Wincentego Hof-
mana, ktorzy zeznali. re przy po-
mocy Bernardo i Andrzeja Piero-
Cow, pm. 1852 Ashland ave., do
puszczali sic roznych zfodziejstw,
"a namowa Maryanny Filowskiej,
kt6ra uczyia ich, gdzie, co j jak
krase maja. Przechowywa}a ona
skradzione przez malcow przedmio-
ty, razu pewnego da}a i'm topo-
rex, azeby mieli czem rozbic okno
grosernika, ktorego okradh. Cafa
banda stanie dzisiaj pred sedzia
Fitzgerald, ktory sprawe te roz'
patrzy. w domu Filowskiej zna-
leziono przy rewizyi mnostwo re-
czy, pochodzacych kradziezy.
Dobry pof6w.
Policyanci re stacyi Desplaines
przytrzymali wczoraj w6z z 27 je-
dwabnemi sp6dnicami wraz dwo-
ma mezczyznami, kt6rzy podali swe
nazwiska jako James McGraw i
George Bogal, Policya jest tego
zdania, re wpadta na slad dobrze
zorganizowanej handy zfodziei,
kt6rzy z woz6w, rozwozacych po
domach zakupione W skfadach to-
wary, kradna co moga, iaduja ma
swoje w6zki znikaja bez sladu.
Banda nakradia W ten sposob to-
war6w "a kilka tysiecy dolarow, a
policya sadzi, re obecnie niecny
ten przemysf ustanie.
LekkOmyslna mfOdziez.
16letni Tomasz Lackowski pm.
Al Sloan ul. jego r6wiesnik Fran
ciszek Wisniewski zyli soba cd
diuzszego czasu ma stopie wojen-
nej. Przychodzi}o miedzy mimi
czesto do zatarg6w, kt6re niekiedy
zafatwiano argumentem piesci.G
Wisniewski przyszedt wczoraj do
sail bankowej W gmachu szkolnym
przy ul. Bradley, ma posiedzenie
Macierzy, zjawif sic tam takze i
Lackowski, ktory do Towarzystwa
ME naleaaf. Wisniewski wezwaf
Lackowskiego do opuszczenia sail
wyszedt "a MIN ma dziedziniec.
Tam przyszfo do zwyklej sprzeczki
wkrotce potem usfyszano strzaf.
Wisniewski strzelif do przeciwni-
ka rewolweru. Czfonkowie Tow.
Macierz wybiegli sail j przynie-
sli ma rekach Lackowskiego pre-
strzelona piersia. Ma ich rekach
nieszczasliwy wyzionai ducha Wi
sniewski ma razie zbiegi, dreczony
wyrzutami sumienia. Me mimic 60
zasiuzona kara, lecz wyrzuty jego
sumienia ME wroca zycia pred
wczesnie zgasfemu Lackowskiemu.
Oby ten przykry wypadek stanowif
nauke dla naszych mfodzienc6w,
zwlaszcza tyeh, ,ktorzy nalezado pol
skich Towarzystw, ze rewolwery
stanowia broh zabojcza, z ktora ME
naleay obchodzic sic lekkomyslnie.
Skutek jednego nierozwsznego
kroku zamaci6 moze bardzo }atwo
npok6i dusxy m eaas Ayeis'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-12

Regestrowanych cd zeszfej je.
sieni wyborc6w jest 4O3,l7O, g
mianowicie W wardach poszczeg6l.
nych.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-11

II was here that his roommate rose
sublimely 70 the occasion. He rolled up
his trousers and insisted that his friend
amputate his leg at the knee His medic
al friend demurred, but the law student
insisted, and finally the amputation was
performed and the medical student cap
tured his diploma
Years afterward this same doctor was
sitting in an Office surrounded by all the
evidence Of a prosperous practice The
door opened and in came his old room
mate at college. The greeting was. Of
course, affecting, and then the doctor in
quired how the lawyer was getting on in
the world The lawyer said he had been
practicing several years in the petty af-
fairs of the law and would rise to dis
tinction if he could secure a good case.
want a murder case said he: one
that will attrac, special attention and in
volve some we'll known citizen
The doctor excused himself and. pick
ing up heavy poker, left the room. He
proceeded down stairs and killed his
landlady. resorting to all the atrocities
that ingenuity could devise to make his
crime one that would create sensation.
He was successful The papers teemed
with the awful details Of the deed and
the tragic events Of the trial His friend.
the one legged lawyer. defended him.
and he was cleared Both of these mon
occupy leading places in their profess
siouS today II you don't believe this
story, YOU can come up to my room and
! will show YOU a picture of the school
these two friends of mine attended. =
New Haven Register.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-11
PUNISHMENT FOR CRIME.
Some of the BarbnrOus Laws That
Used to Be Enforced.

Sir Samuel Romilly was the first who
endeavored to soften the rigor Of the
criminal law. In 1SOS he passed a bill re-
pealng the statute Of Elizabeth, which
made larceny punishable by death, and
three or four years later he carried other
bills of similar nature. Indeed, it is
chiefly owing to his efforts that our Grim
inal system is indebted for its present
characteristics OF humanity.
One or two Of the former punishments
are so curious that it may be interesting
TO notice them. In the time Of Henry
VIII. poisoning was made treason, and
the punishment was to be boiled alive,
which was carried out in the case Of John
Rous, who threw poison into a pot of
broth prepared for the bishop Of Roches-
ter's family. The, in common with many
more of Henry Wills barbarous laws,
was repealed by Edward VI The law
OF retaliation was introduced by statute
81, Edward Ill, as a punishment for
those who preferred malicious accusa-
tons. 1t did not answer however, and
was repealed after one years trial.
Crimes of an unnatural nature, such as a
wife killing her husband a servant his
master, an ecclesiastc his superior, were
held petit treason, and a man was drawn
and hanged and a woman drawn and
burned
We see something of a similar nature
in the ancient Roman law that enacted
that the murderer Of a parent should be
scourged and then tied up in a leather
sack with a dog, cock, viper and ape and
then thrown into the sea. pubicus Nal
leolus. who killed his mother was the
first who suffered this punishment in the
year Of Rome co.
But this punishment has existed in
modern Europe. Thus, in Spain. at Jaen,
on March 1, 1892, a man, for numbering
his daughtor-in-law, after being placed
in barrel with a cock snake, a mon
key and a toad, was thrown into the
river.
Another common punishment, now long
obsolete. was Disagreement, as every one
acquainted with the records Of the star
chamber knows. Ears and noses were
most frequently cut off, the excuse being
that the loss of them does not tend to
weaken the culprit, whereas the loss of
an arm or finger does Early law always
advocated member for member, forgetting
that on a repetition Of the offense the
punishment cannot be repeated. Gentle
mans Magazine.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-11

N------------------- ---------------------'
Tryrrl. or v7-4rr. MAIN INTKANrF FROM
ArBf#ul4uY- rtN-Ns,t4.fetN IMPOSITION.
-s,.. p.rr.1. r..,.t..,,. 80 s,.t on
l..al '.''7 "'.~Al 7" wy great 'sl!ie l'r
tu. FARMERS ju VISIT the lau-AmcTiCan.
Every farmer I'm New York State. not
...... ...u,...... .f...
country. "H .i l' SUP 'A' ali4icllnAS oi
tle i. uhrW city during the next tlrCe
,. f...,..,...f.s
...,. l... .....,. .......
'' ."t''" t0N i''' "''N "'N d.
hiG feature " the Exposition, and THIS
M...E H..rr is 81 great sheen show i'm
-
z" -Nt" ioiN N.ate laIiHtIS a-l
tile Sheep rai-.rS trom other states VIII
f..1 t.,...t .,.,.r..+t,,,s IL, ,,,,,,t,a,. nm
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-11

A STORY TELLING CONTEST.
dan With the Solemn Ease Easily
Beat All the Others.

One evening at a well known hotel a
number of travelling men were spinning
yarns, and the talk turned upon self
sacrifice and the privations good friends
had undergone to contribute to the world
~ success of an associate. One solemn
faced man told the following.
II had two schoolmates," he began.
"One of them was aspiring to be a law
yer and the other had aspirations for a
high place in the medical profession. The
college we attended was one at which
the discipline was severe and the require
ments for graduation were eXacting Wen,
those two boys managed to worry along
until the day of the final examination
came. The young law student had per-
fected himself in his studies and was
likely to pass with high honors. The
medical student, however, was in a far
less enyiable plight. He found that the
examination would be for the most part
upon the anatomy Of the leg, and this
was the one branch of the course he had
neglected. He confded in his roommate
and walled out his sorrows.
"'If ! only had a leg to dissect,' said
he, 4 would pass that examination at the
head of my class
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-11
RAISING POULTRY.


Build the poultry house so that it can
readily be cleaned.
Young ducks eat more than chickens,
but are marketable sooner
The best way to feed corn to young
chickens is crushed or cracked.
When poultry does well under your
plan of management, do not try other
plans.
One meal of soft feed day is enough.
1t should be given as soon as the chickens
fly down from the roosts.
Eggshells are very good for the fowls.
Crush them very fine before feeding
eating eggs.
Introduce new blood into the poultry
yard by buying some good, vigorous
males. Some pure bred fowls might be
purchased also.
One of the little leaks is in keeping
surplus males. Sell off every one not
needed as soon as they can be put into
marketable condition.
Geese cost very little if allowed the
liberty of the fields, with access to a
pond or stream. The best breed for
feathers is the Embden, being entirely
white.
The size of the yards depends some
what upon the breed and also upon the
manner in which the flock is managed
Generally the larger the yard the better
the fowls will thrive.
One great recommendation the larger
breeds of fowls have over the small ones
is that the large ones have to stay where
they are put, while the small ones usual
ly go where they please.
Feed the growing chickens four times
day all that they will eat up clean. AS
the young chick grows very rapidly it is
not easily made fat and should be in
duced to eat as much as possible so as to
be got into the market early,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-11

AMERICAN EXPOSITION.
much care for the comfort of the Wis
itor, so much. All exhibit buildings are
free, including the Stadium. the great
amphitheateI, the art gallery, state
buildings, and never was so much
given for so little.
The gorgeous pyrotechnics-and no
exposition has ever been so lavish in
the display Of tireworks-are free to
all Exposition visitors. The programme
provided by Pain in October includes
the magnificent water carnival with
gorgeous ballet, wonderful figures in
liquid fire and aerial bombs and rock
%ts Of startling beauty and mystifying
construction.
To the millions interested in agricul-
ture, stock and poultry rearing, the
Pan-American Exposition especially
appeals. The cattle show was a ire
mendous success and the sheep show
beginning Sept. % and continuing to
Oct. %, has proved an attraction for
those interested, from every section
from Maine to California and Canada.
Among the states represented are Mich
igan, Indiana, Wisconsin, New York,
Pennsylvania, Illinois, Vermont, Ohio,
New Jersey, Texas and Missouri. OF
the total number of flocks on exhibit
ton twenty-seven have been sent here
from the Dominion of Canada, most of
the exhibitors being located in the
province Of Ontario. The province Of
Quebec is also represented. During
the course of the sheep show there viii
be held in the New York State building
a series of meetings of prominent North
and South American sheep breeders.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-11
Monstrous Waves,

The waves that hurl themselves against
Lots Wife," one of the Mariana islands.
drench it to its topmost pinnacle, about
$50 feet above sea level. The tremendous
surf sometimes runs at Baker island,
even without any strong wind, or per-
haps the wind blowing from a contrary
direction. An unbroken wall of water
twenty-five feet high and one-quarter of
a mile long rolls in, threatening to deluge
the island and affording one of the grand
est sights imaginable. These waves are
said to be due to the southwest monsoon
blowing strongly in the China sea, many
miles away.-Chambers' journal.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-11
A Wise Mans Ignorance.

"Why is it that so few people seem
anxious to talk TO Mr.. Carpington? He
seems very well informed"
That's just the difficulty" answered
Miss Dimpleton. Hes one of those
dreadful men who know enough to correct
your mistakes when you quote the clas-
sizes and who don't know enough not to do
it."-Washngton Star.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-11
From Different standpoints.

Ethel-Oh, at last! 1t has been years,
Alphonse, since i saw you
Alphonse-Oh, my own Ethel, it has
been centuries.
Ethel's Father (up in the library
Mary Jane, who was that you just let in ?
Mary Jane-It was Mr.. Cumots. sir.
EthePs Father-Great gunsl This is
the ninth time he's been here this week.
He might as well live here.-London Tit
Bits
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-11
Charity,

Sinnick-There are just two sorts Of
charity in this world.
Minnick-Yes?
Sinnick-Yes; one sort that begins at
home and stays there, and an inferior
sort designed for export.-Philadelp
Record.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-11

ez&A tendance nj Tho Worlds
" "A fair Thor. is ay.,.y rea-
q 90 SON to believa rb. same re-
snlt viii como 10 tba pan ArIsriaan III.
,,r..i,i,,, ~ purol, ,vl,r. o.r,I.r Is
al,ro,-. !, ,sontl, ~ dalia,.tr,,I ,v.otlnr
,rnn iv,,eftiop an n,fut ,f l.ant,. and
i,,,,,..t is o+ its cI,,,,, sr4 ,l,, ,,ro.
.,,...,..,,. If s,,o.t,l ,,,,,+s &. .,,.,. as I'm
o.trr,,.t ,,,f ,,l.o.o s.,.,s,..I...r. .farta1
win .,reot crowds o.J .-l, -l.a rra..r-
d,. in, H.. r.,nrl. ~ lIr-t. witch sim.
NOD ami .t..l..I n ,g.,l5 r,t,1 nm
o,.,,.,,.l.. .,...ra, sraa.s. hi VIM" fYouth
MI. t-,.,,.. .tt.,u ,.ara -sr,..rt his "a trfb-
,,t...o f r......t closed ,I... s.....- for one
Inv g-r.--.,,, ,,b.u --at. funeral
or ia. tr.5.f ,,.,rt,-r.1 ,.-..--f.r+ t,.UI,
Moo. ~.r. ..r.,,-.Is -s-... fH.r I9yn
I,,.,r.l ~. EvraI, I'll. T.#t.H. If
NJ. ,..- tlrI..-.t arl r..-..rir
,,r,,,,,t f..l...u rr. 1r...a If ,nou.
sands
t,..-.f., f.4.. demonstrated 1..r. ar..rfty
T., d.. r.r.. .r.st ers,.t- 1..=. r5.tnr.lv.
,,,t ..-.-v fl ta,-l..., +f..... ... Gid. I.yn.~i
,f.,, r., .t.....r ....,. and -...,.. railway
, far' ,ef...- I ..-.- f-.... ..,. mart nf
+r .-,,. .++.#I....,. .....r f.....l +f..-, ~
,,r...s +, ST.. ,.a.n ~ ...I rra stories
If v..I.a...t ,,f..s ...-. ls,,., a.-o
st.g.,. .,.. rslI.. aal ,r.rv visitor
Wi. ..at.s Size sI..ut.sr. effort ta got
of..s.,....f. ,...u can .lD. .s1 wholly with
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-11
A SANDER on Woman,

Muggins-A woman can never keep q
secret.
acknowledgements My wife and l
had been engaged for four hours before
a soul knew anything about it.-Phila-
delphia Record
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-11

For owing the general depression ~
Of breeding, and to-day
during the duh
The trouble in the has
bred inferior horses being unwilling to price
in their stock the result of this has been
much a good
reaching three four of earthly account
be found in this
stylish sixteen hands high, weighing
eleven hundred pounds with style and speed found
Observation-Disclosures these horses
demand and bring hundred dollars There il
the city, but they he
style and TO these horses pust 10
DO with cheap stock. improve
by breeding better than already possess the
farmers the get CURRTO, beautiful splendid
2:l78 from small all fine good bone
very stylish and have lots eed This grand young
number of colts all Of whom speak for Themselves
70 give the chance who have fine large will
CURRlTO for the season. payable within season;
privilege given proves be with toa but CUR
RITO has proven a sure ioal geter
GASPABD, by Sea King, and out of producing mare is
grand sire, having number of the finest colts in the counne
size, style and action.
Mr. Chas. Hargett of County Az
Potts John Weller besides my show the
kind Of colts You may from this handsome horse. full
hands high and weighs twelve hundred
horse carriage and coach horses.
GASPAED will stand the for %1j. make
Iow being able buy fue g
Here the breed Try secure
colt from either these horses and will have something
be proud for days Get rid the plugs
much to raise poor does feed good
MICHAEL KNILL.
Manager for COL L. VICTOR BAUGHIAN
Near Frederick City, Md.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-11
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22SD,
beginning promptly at II O'Clock

beginning promptly at II o'clock
10 HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS,
Axteloid, Wilkes stallion, 16 hands and
weighs 1000. He has averaged 50 mares
in the stud during the past three seasons
and has two colts in the $50 list; victor
Jr., by King Victor, dam by Clodiusr ma
dam by Marion, handsome PercherOn
stud colt, three years old in the SPRING.
two Percheron mares that have just weanedI
their colts and believed to be in toal again
one half-bred mare with colt by her sat,
sired by Sea King; one 7-year-old neay!I
draft-gelding; one colt by King Nic'gll
three years old in the spring; one colt "
Monocacy, two years old in the spring. i
phenomenal trotter.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-11

GOOD value, 500 per gal. Doubltec,SS'rTTIaii'
N. L. Rum, $500 per gal. Imp9W[vgySS Cidl
Sherry, 4Oc. pint and 75c. at. New ioiA
zoe. gal. Give us a call. "a " lTAUBI
dec. 15-tf r.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-10-11
JULIA NJ. MILLER,

late of Frederick County, Md, deceased. All
persons having claims against thesaid deceas-
ed are hereby warned toexhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated,
to the subscriber, on or before the 9th day OF
April, 1902; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to the deceased are
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Sep
TENDER, 1901.
LEWIS M. NIXDORFF,
sept. 27-5t Administrator.