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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
LOTS OF WORK TO DO.

Ii the general protests Sgsinst tie
oppressive trusts i 70 Suoaus 10 any
thing there must be sOmeihiu. doing
by he Democrats q this county, state
Snd nation ihi> fsll Il viii nCt ID 10
1T srouud the hot stoves In cross- ruS.i
sores Snd Srcue I'll the lights 20 CUT
1oou. the cruel besf trust. tie cosl
tTsSs Snj other Ike sssrssAtious O.
wszlsh sni eSgi;SL There mus be
: ok 2nd loss q IL DID ST tie sliSs-
be voters gel on the hooks on regs;rz-
ton dsye HIS yoUr district 81 efec-
tive organization sud 5 liss q sctivs
workers who viii do their duty Oh
eieetiO1 dSys II these things Sre rot
properly looked Sftsr those a no srs in
default should forever keep silent ST II
the woes o the fzrusr. tie uorSins-
mau snd Others whe Sre = Scientifically
r0ooe'i by the opSC<si ns q the prO,ec-
tive t2ritt- This : the psoPls'e fsh.
sud the people mus win i. Co0ii-
lions were never better to w&gs win
ming 6s0s SSSinss the enemy Snd 1t
Is hope thSt those who will profit most
by change in the tariff lsvs viii not
Be- the ones to f<er in the moment az
success.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
IF YOU OPPOSE TRUSTS VOTE
FOR KENNEWEG IF YOU
WANT THE BEEF TRUST
AND THE COAL TRUST
TO LIVE, VOTE FOR
PEARRE

The people of this country continue
to cry out against the trusts and yet
here we are on the eve of congress
sinnal fight with men nominated By
both # the dominant parties reody TO
carry cut the wishes of tier coustitu-
ents. The Republican nlmin stands
for continuation of the Beef Trust, of
the Coal Trust, Of the Steel Trust, of
the Flour Trust, Of the gigantic Ship
ping Trust, of the Bank Trust, and for
the organization Of every kind of trust
as against the people The Democratic
nominee will Insist upon such lsgi>la-
ton a will bring about the greatest
good 10 the greatest number; he will
oppose unfair and unjust legislation
such a has been introduced in Con-
gre>> which has created all the trusts.
which the people NOW condemn. The
continuation Of a Re.u li:an Congress
means the continuation Of trusts and
gigantic combinations Of capital a
against the people. \ vote for Mr.
Pearre means the life of the Beef Trust
and the continuation OF the Coal Trust
and the Flour Trust. IL i no use to
condemn the evil then 20 and vote r
the man who keeps the evil before the
people. Vote for the Democratic nom
ice c. + Keuueweg; he i SHOWN
aud 'rusted by the miners o. Allegany.
he i >eltn AIDE busite,s man. he i
with the pc pie ard / r the pso. Z, he
i opp >ed 10 tie Beef Trust i will
not vote TO keep it alive, he viii aid
the people ami stand for the peoples
rigut> The question i before the peo-
pie Your votes viii decide this grevt
question.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
DO THE TRUSTS NEED PRO
LECTION.

The Republicans take much flatter-
ing JUNCTION to their souls over the COM
mercial invasion of Europe. They claim
that protection makes ii possible The
Republican Text Book, the Koran of
Reputlicauism-it cannot be called the
Bible Of Republication + r it Is full of
tictiou ike the Koran-devute~
chapter Ia the subject II Is headed,
AMERICAN INVASION OF
EUROPE THE UNITED STATES
COMPETING WITH EUROPEAN
MANUFACTURERS IN THEIR
HOME MARKETS" In this chapter,
it goes on TO tell how Anne rican goods
to values way up in he millions are
sold Europe and how the Manufacturers
of England and Germany and Russia
aud France are viewing with alarm the
Invasion. Now the man who wrote
that must havy been OF a very ceuse
brain. indeed if he tn ught it al argu-
ment TO- protect n.
stop and think q moment r. one
breath these apostles II a high tariff
tell Us that our manufacturers would be
sNamp' d sud virtua Is driven Gus Of
business but for a high tsrifi. They
/ picture them as covering IN the corner
AT the pr speci Of tariff revision AID
I feeling that it will Iuiu them. But in
! aim st the next breath. they have these
I same Manufacturers whom they pie
ture standing in mortal dr, al lest for
eigu con petition shau d come in. = ing
forth INFO the home markets Of the x
/ for ign manufacturers. VIII m they pre-
tend TO + ar, aud uuders-lliug them.
Does il lake more than a man f the
most ordinary intelligence to re Tow
T ineoW paubl- and how irrecor cilable
I the two statements are.
In this connection there are several
I facts 100 axiom attic 10 need dtmoustra-
ton upon VIII ch tie r-ader vii. do vel
o mediate, il lac desires 10 yet to The
bottom OF the Issue. To begin with IF
WE CAN COMPETE WITH EURO
PEAN MANUFACTURERS IN
THEIR HOWE MARKETS. HOW
. CAN THERE BE ANY DANGER OF
( THEIR DRIVING L OUTOF BUSI-
NESS IN OUR OWN MARKETS
Again-Uiu the Reyub icA' deny
that Ameritsn Manufacturers n,s ke a
profit on the goos'> ,hey >hla 10 Elrope
Z in This COMMERCIAL invl>io. II ,ney
&c not make = profit II theu. why
ander heaveu shall the American Zen
. p'e CONTINUE - pay such IN tsrit-
I crested prices for b m,-uaie sooi> in
I order that these Manufacturers may 20
into the charity bUsiaes, st-uS> the $50
In the Is. X wears. avs the Repab-
lean CampAicn Bsos. we have ex-
+ ported ia msrchautis7, produce sud
manufacturers ocQ1CG N re ii 81
We have bought" DID We export il 81,
.o,>s Ne . prof; Wa, uade on every
bit Il il. Then. our nlanutsc:a- :
I czn sell IN European markets sts prof.
NUT lot JheiT ro;its be- Unfortunately
I lsrSe tere AZ home where their prrcss
are oonfe~>e Y sherH And If they
can aud do sell in European marke.s 3;
4 poft after paying tLeir trai >porta-
ton and other expenses. how could
they be forced TO sci at 'o>> here :,
home when the burden 4 Transports
ton, etc, falls on the othe- name
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
COUNTING UNHAT HE'D
CHICKENS.

Col. Pesrre the Republ ear candidate
Tor Congress - been doing NJ utzoa-
cry County sud in an interview Sd
B yd'> recently. sid he s. Guild csrrl
Ailecauy by l5oo; Garrett. by ~.
Washington County by 50; and Fred.
eritk, by atouJ the sane. leaving VI NJ
gomery To Mr., Neuuewes. ty s. small
majority
This i not very evr'ul news for
Nj keuneweE. Being himself Z $
very optimistic temperameaGe>peoially
regarding his chance II lie fight. the
above information will come TO him
much in the nature Of surprise. Ii
iigurss such s. are given by Mr.. Pearre
80 net lie. then Mr henneweg may -
well retire now and save he lIoable
and eNpSass of : vigorous tampaign..
Sut may * the outloos : No, s. gloomy
- cur Republican friend de, lets.
ruere i many = j p twixl the cup ani
the lip sni il DIE not slways do TO
count your chickens bSto,e they @re
hajchei. aud sometimes it i better u
visit even Iteu until they are cooked
sud served on the table. When Mr.
Mex l. was elected frou the sixth Dis-
ne, the Republicans had con ted
chick u in sdvsnse. but unfortunately
fsr them hey telonged 10 the other
side VII tbs election be repetition.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
e. A. R. Encampment in
Washington.

Thousands of visitors have been
entertained in Washington City
this week, the occasion being the
annual encampment of the G. A. r.
Train loads Of people have been
pouring into the city since last
week and the railroads have been
put to extreme measures to pro-
vide transportation.
President Roosevelt reviewed
the big parade of the veterans on
Wednesday and Secretary of State
Hay welcomed the visitors in an
eloquent speech on Tuesday.
All the hotels and boarding
houses were full up and cots had
to be used in many places to &C.
commodate the crowds. A nun.
Der of people from Frederick Wis.
tied Washington during the en-
campment.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10

nroye another heartbreak to the
Republican leaders who are so
strenuously opposed to tariff re-
vision. On the other hand, there
is no ground for the Senator's as
sumption that the trusts will fall
of their own weight. That GER
tain trusts have failed is undoubt-
edly true, but that the majority
will do so is contrary to reason so
long as they have the unnatural
stimulous of a protective tariff
which protects them from outside
competition, they having already
destroyed all internal competition
in their respective lines.
The Democrats who are return
ing to Washington from the New
York convention are enthusiastic
in regard to the prospects in that
State and several predict that
Coler will defeat Odell. 1t Is
certain that the platform will at
tract vast number Of people who
are s...t.it5 from the effects OF
the c1al strike and it i, safe to say
.hatiHc fail elections Will witness
Democratic gains all along the
line.
The news comes from Massachn-
sets Of sudden attempt to
amend the State Republican plat
form in favor of tariff revision.
which was only prevented by the
shrewd tactics of Senator Lodge.
While the planks in the Massachus-
etts platform may ordinarily be of
minor Importance, i'll this instance
the movement is significant as
demonstrating the widespread de-
mand for revision of the tariff,
demand which promises to event
ually unseat the Republican party
in favor of that party which has
Away stood for low tariff. 1t is
equally significant that one of the
most applauded utterances at the
New York Democratic Convention
was the old slogan, Tariff for
Revenue Only The indications
are that history is about to repeat
itself.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
TELEPHONE AND TILE.
GRAPH DESTROYING PR
VATE PROPERTY.

The timely article iu the Baltimore
S.as regarding the absolute disTs gard
shown by telegraph and telephone con-
p2nies for private property should
cause these RECKLESS corporations 10 pay
some negSri in future 10 the property
they 30 wsntonly destroy. The g@nS
OF men entrusted with putting up poles
Snd wires through tue country think
no more Of tresp&ssing upon private
property snd cutting down $ tree or
limbs of trees thSn driving slong the
public highway The owners consent
IS not even considered necessary Snd
cutting aud slsshiug Is done without
hesitation A reminder 10 the xsy Of
; suit for damages might cause these
gentlemen 10 be little more careful
before destroying private property.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
MINERS VOTE TO CON-
T1NUE STRIKE.
WILL WAIT UNTIL, OpEp
ATORS GRANT THEM
SOME CONCESSIONS.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Oct. S.
Unless Presidents Mitchell's bnr.
ried visit to New York bears frn;4
the end of the mine workers strito
seems a long way off.
Every local union of the miners,
organization throughout tbo
length and breadth of the hard
coal belt held special MEETING
either last night or today and re
solved to remain on strike nntn
the mine owners grant them soma
concessions.
While the reports of these meet
ings came pouring in to Wilkes
barre President Mitchell dictated
letter to the President O. tho
United States in which he gava
his answer to the proposition that
the strikers return to work and
trust to have their condition i'm.
proved through an investigating
commission. While the miners,
chief refuses to divulge the an.
swer, it is difficult to conceive that
with the replies of the local unions
piled around him how he could do
otherwise than respectfully de.
cline the Presidents proposition.
MINERS SUSTAIN MITCHELL
Mr.. Mitchell's mission to New
York is secret, and his sudden
departure caused much specnla.
ton.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
SEIZE MINES. SAYS SENA.
TOR.
Declares Constitution Gives
Full Power 10 President.

MANCHESTER. y H. Oc. s.
Ex-U niJed States Senator Henry
Blair tonight expressed the view
thar President Roosevelt ought 10
seize the coal mines.
Il believe" he said. THAT the
national power ought TO control
the entire situation. When the
operators aud strikers shall see a
power greater than themselves
take possession of the anthracite
field 20 do the work which is nee
esssry 10 provide the people fuel
20 cook their food. there would
doubtless be an amieable settle.
meDt aud the actual exercise Of
national power be unnecessary.
Let Mr. Roosevelt seize the
mines with the military power.
The Consultation gives ample and
clear authority and the precedent
would be Of infinite value in the
future.
This is not a PENNSYLVANIA
situation: it is a national situa.
ton. aud it is for the President to
deal with it at once and for Con.
gress and the President together
10 deal with it further if it be.
comes necessary"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
NOW SOFT COAL GOES UP.

Why should the 81, coal operstors
mise the price # osl 81 this time? Does
i; eo>; them more 10 have j. mined or
are they simply tSking advantage Of
tie neceS,ilies q the people 10 put
money L their pocks = II ) such uC-
wise Proceedings which cSuseS wide
spread dissaIi>tscIiou Ani Shows the
greed Of selfish monop Lee; no wonder
the people opPa,e The coal trust. The
beef tTus-, the fiour trust. srd sll cou.-
bins''. n> which oppres> the people.
Yet s Republican Co sressuzn will
woe 10 keep them in power. lei he Veo-
PIE suffer IS they msy, and IN return
tie people vote FOR Republican Cog
gJessuen.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
OUT OF THEIR OWN MOUTHS.

THE COAL TRUST OF PENN
~ LNANIA Is PERFECTLY PRO
TECTEp BY THE TARIFF AND
IT. CRUEL RAPACITY l. ONLY
ONE MORE FACTOR IN ARGUS
ING ALL OVER THIS COUNTRY
\ DEMAND FOR \ SENSIBLE
REVISION OF THE TARIFF.
WHICH. A. THE ANERIC
Has ABLY POINTED OUT IN rs
EDITORIAL COLUMNS. THE RE
PUBL AN PARTY WILL BE IN
WISE. INDEED. To IGNORE
Baltimore -ta.:~,rls H.p
And We. thv ? e>iien, asss.;s that 5
revision / TIE tariff ! 10 II liz -
the trusts \ tariff protects the coal
;Ti>: ard thase who oppose = revision
~ lia, tariff >tau1 r. 5 continuation
o. tie Reign q ooA sru>, p-.eS~- TIE
psr<r quoted Shove 60 times. saying.
The ccGl ;'u-: uz.uizias >.c...y
tbs. S-;r rs.ti-- : on the free IL. II
zen p >.ieUt R1-Seve 49, u-.,es.f
iu.s saying few 6ay> s-,tt Act1s 4 4.
lTl>t c7al 9 derive M -uet. trs~ *
.Aritf. since there w. ,iv-vor a s,
~ s matte, q fac. ther- : p-sc-.- :
$ p. ( o.,lye d-'y on e'@.
-tstIr en,i-S 80. -. p 80. - -
- per cent e. carb Z : i ..ty6 t.- mn,
p T / n :, al * levied 4a;a-sc =
: L'.l ~ NOR nan = g~' te-i s.
raj. mos ~, - ~ -, - IS. Z '', =
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10

"4AsolHts dcqGisseesce iH tAs
decisions Of tAt majority IS tie
rital principles Of TIE rspHblje,
.f-row 'eAieA tAsir Is no appsal r..
eept throsgA force, rae rital pria-
eiples, cad Immediate parss; Of
iespotisH. "-TAoRGs ,Jst-srSoa's
First IgGEgEral ADDRESS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS
Tuesday NIGHT. Oct. 2lst.

Mr.. c, + kenueweg. the Dem
ocratic nominee for Congress, will
be glad to meet the citizens of
BuckeyStown District on the even
ing of October 2lst. AZ the hall in
AdamStown, at 80 p m. Dorsey
EtchiSon, Esq and Mr.. j. O.
Harm will also be present and adj
dress the people. All are invited
10 attend.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10

Ms. hg.,NEwEG. the Democratic
nominee for Congress in thi> district
Will X n thi- city during our biz far
snd hopss 70 uest the citizens of Fred
erick uuiy Mr.. heuneaeg j. ; sue
ees>fll business man snd well worthy
70 rspr. sent frse Feoqls.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
Sailor Made Suits.

We have added a large and
complete line of Ladies' Tailor
Made Suits and Separate Skirts
in all shades and grades of
Wooden and Silk Materials.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
COAL STRIKE SITUATION.
THE MINERS STAND THEIR
GROUND.
Governor Stone Orders Out
Pennsylvania State Troops
to Keep Order-Miners Vote
to Stay Out Until Their
Claims Are Allowed by OPP
erators-People Suffer for
Coal.

HARRISBURG. PA, Oct c.
Governor Stone tonight. after a
long conference with the general
officers of the Pennsylvania State
militia, ordered out for duty in
the strike region the entire diyi-
sion of the Pennsylvania national
guard.
Mobilization began at once.
The order will put into the an
thraeite fields an army of 10000
men. about $3.50 Of whom are al
ready on guard duty there.
Governor Stones action. it is
declared. means that he has de-
cided TO accep; the challenge laid
down by the coal operators in
their conference with President
Roosevelt. They have said: Give
Us >uhcient military protection TO
supnreSs lawle>Sne>> and euonrh
uei " ~ No'U" 'A'-'s return 70 l ue
mines 10 avert all danger OF con-
.
: = - - - mig = : : w
eInor responds ~ ordering nader
arms every soldier in the STATE
quart
Ne such cou.p.e,e mobilization
!. IL. r.,.,.., ,s:
" ' Ne' >'V-' : "a >''"'s'> 'V'
Not service las occurred STAGE
1Sla vh., -. -, -.-.,.. -
homestead Gale --e entire diYi-
sion into the t-,s
: ! = : = : : 80 g ~ = - = =
.v4 = Wig - tv:-etl VIII
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10

y no ther gaci comeS from the
present. coal strike enough will b the
iuvs>tiss zion 81 the methods used by
the operators and their treatment of
their emp owes The PEOPLE viii be
impArtia judges
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
Thursday. October 23rd,

Thursday. OCTOBER 2Srd,
Mr.. c. f. Keuueweg the Demo
cratic nominee for Congress. will
speak at Woodsborc, on Thursday
night. the 9Srd inst. John f. r.
Wood will accompany him and
address the people on the grea,
issues of the day. All are invited
10 attend. BY order,
j. VI. NEWMAN.
Chairman Dem. Co. Cent. Com.
J. ALFRED RITTER.
Secretary.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10

Il s@ for q corsraweHt rlgor
oEsly .frusol asd simple, applying
II tis possible sariEgs Of tl< pab-
Nc rcresses 70 tie discharge Of tie
Ha'ioNai 5sbi. Tkomas JstTsrsoa.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10

PEACE aud COED orier must b. maiu-
iainsd in this city Every light miud-
Ell man will enior,e the fair and manly
Sfsud tSSsu by ou< Berch sustaining
the good name Of cur city.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
1t Girdles the Globe.

The fame of Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, as the best in the world,
extends round the earth. It's the
one perfect healer of Cuts, Corns,
Burns, Bruises, Sores, Scalds,
Boils, Ulcers, Felons, Aches,
rams and Skin Eruptions. Only
infallible Pile cure. zoe. a box
at A. L. Pearre's.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
Millinery Department.

Everything of the very latest in
Millinery. Largest and cheapest
line of Trimmed Hats in Fred.
eriek. Hats trimmed to order BY
most experienced Trimmers.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10

ONE q the duties of the Uui,ei
States Bureau Il immigration in
Washington : u S>ce tain the p~rSut-
age Of people who can rsAd sud write
in any lsngasge. Maryland i credited
with e5QS ot her Popuistson who can
reAd and write in any language
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10

PESHAes the "Empsy Coal Bucket,
in taae nlsy prove s. vSlGAbls s ezu-
paign Slogan for the Democratic party
Is the Full Dinner P4il'' wSs for the
Republicans iu lsC0
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10

7 cannot run for reelection be-
cause so many people in my dis
tricr want Tariff Revision. -
Speaker Henderson.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
BLACK Dress Goods.
WRAPS! WRAPS!

Ladies' Wraps of all kinds.
Misses Wraps of all kinds. Chill
dren's Wraps of all kinds. Every
Wrap shown by us is the very
latest style. Silk Waists all
shades. Wool Waists all shades.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10

We trust we will hear no more
Of the eOEsrdly attacks by a lot
OF men who wsylsy strangers in
our midst.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
Carpets of all Kinds.

Largest and cheapest line oil
Carpets, Mattings, Linoleums,
Lace Curtains, Rugs, &c.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-10-10

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1902.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-05-24
A Musicians Success.

Prof. w. A. White, of New York, who
was for eight years director of the or
chcstra at the Institution for the Blind,
is in the city, the guest of Mr.. W c.
Royster. Since leaving Raleigh about
a year ago, Prof White has been con-
rected with the VirgilClavier School. of
New York, in charge of the theory de-
partment. His success in the work is ev
partmcnt. His success in the work is
evidenced by the fact that he has been
engaged fer this department for the
special summer school for players and
teachers. at a splendid salary. He goes
from here to Durham. where he is to
play recital at the Southern Conserva-
tory Saturday night. During the past
year Prof. White has contributed
number of articles on musical subjects
to the professional magazines-Thc Mus
zeal Courier and The Profession. He has
taken a prominent stand in his work in
New York.