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New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

The FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY or
New York oath. 1892.
rFUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
day s.clarag a semi annual dividend Of THREE
AND ONE HALF PER CENT. payable on aud after
July proxmo.
The transfer books close at p NJ this date. re
4'''''s '"S 'S CHARLES H PATTERSON. Cashier.
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NEW.YnKk SI.rREAIE COURT. COUNTY

OF York. New rorE Life Insurance c2mlany.
Flanrin. sRaiH.t Aa"t NJ tHrtur and Wooster i; Ia3
lo7 husband; Elizabeth T. r"rs Arthur Hurst; Louis
IinlaI. Watson Woodward. H'euuants ActH n No. =
r, "a defendants and "nCh of them: You
hercly summoned o Wtr tlr complaint In t3-s
action md a uf answer the D'au
tiS within days after the service Of this
summons ~ ih- DAY # service ana 81
failure answer judgment will t" taken
go. ny. Iy :hr ret demanded I'm
pl1int.
EDWARD Z MCAII, Attorney Tor Plaintiff. office ana
uetofiicc isroadwaN Borough of Man
haitian. city of New York.
To Adela NJ. Tayiar and Woos;er Z. Tayi'r, her nus
The foregoing summons IS served upon
10, publication uursuan 20 an order Of Hon t''afl
Trisx JUstic, the supreme Court Of the stat" OF
New YORK 18th II Jur" 1902. and flied with
the complaint ;he Clerk 81 County "f
Nevy Court House. in the EnrGugh of
Manhattan. city New York.
Dated York. june nth, i!E'2
EDWARD +. McAIA> Attorney for Plaintiff. office and
postolice No broadway. thorough of Man
civ of New orl-
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GERMAN SAVINGS BANK

GERMAN SAVINGS BANK
ry THE CITY OF NEW YGHK,
Cor 4th md 18th Street.
New York June "a. 1902
tho of THREE ONE HALF (3ie)
EP cESTIM per will be credited deposors for
if-It 30 1902, ali sums entitled
the TX per the bylaws exceeding three thousand
q o0o) dollars - ,a,o-. T,,,. IN 1000 will draw
peposIten tr,n1 Jriv l. isGo CASIMIR TAG President.
- r AMTHoR. Treasurer
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
- received a, their Uptown once.
NO 1894 BROADWAY.
pe,veen seth and s7,h SITS. until o O'Clock m.
Advertisements will be received at the following branch
-. n, regular Office p. VIZ:
o,a sth-ave., cor. c3d-st: 1S3 6th.ave. cor.
Xot % az East 14th-st.s 157 West A2d-st be.
i2tfsT I'm and z0S West 125th-sti 1.33S
rnNesa.~n between 78th ana 77th ,O26 :,d-aves
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Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Co.

Consolidated Refunding MortgaRe A. Bonds.
Coupon 20. =. due July J. 1902, the CONSOLE
dated RefundinE sortsage IL Bonds Of
company VIII te paid presentation. and after July
J. 1872 nlIlces Of Messrs. LEE. HIGGfsSON
a co, II state street. Bostyn, Ie>srs- BROWN
BROTHERS & co. ~ Wall Street, New York
EDWARD STETSON. Treasurer
Bangor. Mefre. =. lao2
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

of York.-New York Life Insurance C9mpahy,
Plaintiff Adelia NJ Taylor ana Wooster Il. iay
Ior husband Elizabeth + iegg; Arthur Hurst; Louis
I,inial Woodward. bcfen,lants-Actnn No. 3
To he aiu defendants each Of them You
are hereby answer the complaint th.s
action and 10 serve 1t copy the plain
tn attorney days after the service of his
Of the of service: and IN case of
failure answer. judgment viii be taken
default the relief demanded IA the
plant.
EDWARD T. NFAI.i~ Attorney for Plaintiff. office and
rostofiice address. 3j broadway Borough Of Man
haitian, City of New-loTk.
To Adela NJ. Taylor and Wooster H. TAYLOR. her hus
The foregoing summons is served
Won by publication. pursuant 20 order Of Hon Charles
r. Trlla the Court Of the state
the 2Ih day OF June 1902. ana fled with
the complaint the Office Of the Clerk of the County Of
Neu- York he Court House. Borough Of
Manhattan. city of New York.
Dated NeW-York. June 10Th. 1897
EDWARD T. MCAlL1 Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and
address. No. 246 Broadway Borough Of
City OF NeP-l orE
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Gulf and Ship Island Railroad Company
F;r,i Mortgage Reundns and Terminal so Gold Bonds

Coupon No due July ]. 1862. from the above bands.
Wiz b paid maturity presentation at the office OF
FISK & ROBINSON. 30 Cedar St, n. y.
r. L POWERS Treasurer. :
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LONG ISLAND

HOUSE. SHELTER ISLAND l. l.. n Y. HealthfGliy
cd amid MI modern improve
ueus electric lights, OTIS elevators suites with baths
groves: Is hole golf
links. ygcltlng ba thing. fishing music. dancing. etc
Easily accessible by Long Island Railroad Nestbuie trans
AMI steamers Suirnecork ami city of Lawrence Teie
Trn. shelter Island Heights = Send for terms and
illustrated pamphlet TO \. H KEEN. Manager. Man
huuset House. Sunolk County. y y.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-27

CLEN SUMMIT HOTEL
" W. CROSBY. MGR. GLEN SUMMIT. PA
OPENS JUNE 18th.
Booklets all information, IehiEh VAL
ley Ticket broadway
DOCONo MOUNTAIN HOUSE AND SPRINGS. Mt
I Pocono 300: ell. 1.S2i II. Golf. Orchestra
1IOTEI. CLIFTON. j. W. MOORE Wuola. Pa
i he Pennsylvania boats and all
amusement. rec guests. Write for booklet.
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HARLEM SAVINGS BANK,

hHhI I'm OAVINVV UNsVNy
300 -22sl BIRD AVE. COR 12iTd ST
senn;-annua dividend at the rate OF per cent per
heeu for the six months ending June
@ ~ ali sums entitled thereto from 50 10 $3.50. and
3oth on - annuIn from ooo. payable and
PEI go deposited before July 10th
,1I .rsyy from July LIST
VIII era" iN CHARLES B.. TOOKER, President.
7 HOMER HART. Secretary
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\ otlcc Of Summons
|Tw-YoEK SUPREME Court. coTNTY

OF Kew Yorl- Nov Tork Iifo Insurance Company,
Plaintiff agar Taylor and Wooster t. Tay-
i,r her husband Eizlhc,h Arthur Hurst. LOUIS
iiaal. Watson H. Woodward defendants. Acton n. -
s.. named defendants and each of them You
are hereby the complaint in ths
action and - ~ 80 on th' u.al
attorney within twenty days after the service "t TINS
exclusive f The DAY ut s"rVyr and u cas-" "t
your appear answer, judgement viii he taken
against default iue relief demanded IN ia" com
plant.
dated. NV Yo,H. May 10Th. 1867
EDIyNIsI, ;: MrNI.I. Attorney and
roStotii.- address. No 10 Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian. city New York
To AGela NJ. Taylor ana Wooster i. Taylor. her nus
Tn fur..DiU. Is s-ry-d
publication order ni iuG Charles
H. Truuz Justice o. Court III. state OF
N-vS nth l9r2. and flied with
complaint the office Clerk of the county "t
York tho County court House. Ia the Borough of
Manhattan. City New lurk.
Etdcd New York. .Iuc 18th. 1902
EDWARD l., MCAI.L Attorney for Plaintiff. cHcc and
postoiice address. Nc broadway. borough MIN
City New York.
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New-York. June 20, 1907
To the Stockholders of the American Ice
Company:-

\ number OF changes recently been made IN tIS
Board II Directors effect Of which has been % III
crease materially the proportion of practical and expert
enced its membership After the a"-'''i
election in March last Executive Committee
made careful investigation all Departments q the
C-ornralvs business. They excellent orEaniz
tiou; fire crop ice. ana manufacturing plants amp
for III ,fe cornrays needs The business is good ana
steadily .ncres :,g there promise OF sue
ccsstui -eat-
,-sf 5erall ls cash ca,ital to the most
economical management Conpany's business Inc
F,i-a-ors as practical men how much money can
be saved by paying cas. purchases, and y discount
Jig al his In order ;hat Company may Toe IN
position this they deem it wise. and fof ue ''
Interests stockhoIdegs to defer the further Pa
neni dyi3en6s. until such cash policy he'n's p'
ticati,-
.,a Dividend on the Preferred cumulative
their payre, IS only eccrrel and the holders thereof
VIII soon become convinced OF the wistom OF the c"T
p,y adg-te. The early Of the floating de''
will Ie g~ea;y 'actatod hy the marketing "t 'h' N''5
issued against. the security Of the o3'a','S
belonging % the Company. OF the total issue 'i f''
Nri,c- poer ts. gCuo0C) Bonds authorized Two
Nrr-r T!~5 Hr-dreI and Twenty Thousand H''liS
81. ~, ,., re held BY Central Trust Company a.
Trustee acsins; Bones and Mortgages o h'
Companies absorbed by ih American Ice company
T. Tacusl~d l'olars 's+e.oop Of the BONDS nave %"
I,ssrs L.. the sales Of Materials against t'''h
ar H.. ls,.-e o!e Miiou. Thee Hundred and SiNI-
f,c --,zarI Dollars 81. eco have been sold a
rl!reryfe ana and Ike proceeds devoted |" "
reduotIrn o., floating dent and the Tsi'''i''-N
,rf,li Three Hundred anu seventy-dve Thousand Dol
;sr. slS.5 aool held by the Company ana "s i'
she money, thereby realized Will be deFoed I" 's same
Fg1rcse , .
s,,,,..i.a Il avi,enls a permanent basis Yours
truly. -
AMERICAN ECE COMPANY
-
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Union Dime Savings Institution
EAST RIYFR SAVINGS RANK
G onnr!nrrshln NoIlcfe

Z 3iTH ST.
Cor. Madison Ave
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
istiug between White. Howard & O. the anove
has dissolved mutual
above VIII be continued III. same
address %, NJ \. tyHe TIA, Iartnersp
the Of
New York. HOWARD & co.
"A. 1902
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Assignee Notlrss.


rNHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YoRK.-To all persons interested in the of
Rice. Henry Rice
stein COMPOSING firm of Rice greet
ns. You and hereby cited red
be appear in the Special
of the supreme Court OF the State of New York held
"a yor he of New York he County
House In the Borough of Manhattan. City York
on the Ilth day of July 1862 at 1890 O'Clock A. NJ
there then to show cause why final settlement
he Hermann Cantor. Assignee o
named of Rice Sons Co. nsovent debtors should
not be had. be shown then o at
final settlement Of the Assignee accounts
In Testimony l have hereunto he
said Supreme Court of the of New
be hereto affixed Witness
ISeal.1 II. Van Brunt Presiding of
of Of NeW York
OF May. 1902
THOS. l. HAMILTON
BI.lTMF,NSTIE1s & HIRSCH. Attorneys 302
Broadway. New York City Borough Manhattan.
A DvERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Office.
NO 1884 BROADWAY.
Between Beth and 9Th SITS. until 0 o'clock m.
viii be received at the following branch
regular office rates until D. m
23d-st:
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twee 26:s West ..l3S
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The MERCHANTS RATIONAL BANK

OF The CITH OF NEW YORK.
June 10.
TIE Directors this Eank have this day declared
Dividend OF Thee aEG ol=half cent 1290 free OF
tax payable July lsJ. 1S,2
Tie Books be closed and after June 90
ltE, and teopened July >. l3oe
II. 7. KEYsER Cashier.
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Diuibeno Noures.
AMERICAN MOOLEN COMPANY

Notice is hereby given that dividend Of One and
Threquarters ns4G0 per the Preferred Capital
Stock Ct the American Woolen Company will be paid
the 18th July 1902 stockholders of record at
the close Of business July ID 1902.
rransferbooks Preferred Stock VIII be closed at
the July I'd. 1902 and will be reopened
July 10Th 1902.
wM n WOOD Treasurer.
Rcs;en. Mass June "a. 1902
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30
Brave ManXmen.

One afternoon in October, 1889. n
Norwegian ship in a fearful tempest
was drifting upon Contrary head on
the west coast of the Isle of Man. Il
perilous place for ships. All Peel was
down at the beach watching her. The
lifeboat was got out and there We're
so many volunteers that the harbor
master had no difficulty in selecting a
crew.
The Norwegian had lost her masts,
and the spars were floating around $"
that she was dangerous to approach.
but the lifeboat reached her.
GLOW many of you:" cried the cocks
swain to the Norwegian captain.
'Twenty-two."
The cockswain counted them as they
hung on the ships side and said:
Il only see twenty-one. Not man
shall leave the ship until you bring the
odd one on deck"
The odd one. disabled man. had
been left below to his fate. He was
brought up, and all were taken aboard
the lifeboat end safely landed on the
beach. The Norwegian government
struck medals for the lifeboat men and
sent them to the governor of the is
land for distribution.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30
Corsey's :,
Initiation
,,Dv WINTHROP
pv HENRY WINTHROP
Copmfght, 1902, by the
s. s. Mcclure Company

ouere y'are gents, only IL cents
,,ane, The art of the world gentle
apieOt For 10 cents apiece. Genuine PIC
ln.n' Nv the most famous French mas
'u ls Far the small sum of one dime ~
o '| Step right up now before the
limited supply is exhausted"
priscilla Gardner, driving down Ire
lat street in her private hansom'
~ nj her umbrella through the trap
= Tho roof. James" she called drive
nlowIv past that man who is selling
s,hotorrapbs. Drive as slowly as you
P md drive close to the crowd
In a moment the hanson had wheel
ed and was reuacing its route past the
e+reat corner. where a muscular look
49, rounq fellow was handing out I'M
counted photographs as rapidly as he
oorId make change. Miss Gardner lean
cd on the apron of the hanson and
eooerlv scrutinized the face as the cab
elowlv passed, but there was no inter
r,,ntion in the patter that helped dis
nose of his wares.
"Here you are" he said as he passed
oror 4 photograph and pocketed a ten
cont niece; DIANA for dime, and
cheap Mt the price. No extra charg
for Yenuses or Psyches; one dime, 10
cents. Step up, gentlemen, and take
your pick.
The cab had passed out of hearing
now. and Miss Gardner sank back on
her cushions. There was veXed eX-
pression on her pretty face as she muir
mured. How can grown up men be 50
silly"
That evening at Gerald Corsey.
immaculate in evening dress, presented
himself at the Gardner residence,
where he was received by Priscilla
and her father the Hon. John Alden
Gardner. The girls eyes were dane
ing as she gave him her hand, but her
"Good evening" was in the demurest
of voices. Perhaps she was in awe Of
the Honorable John. Gerald stood
rather in awe of the gentleman him
self.
The latter was more polite than cor
dial. Il am very sorry that an impor
tant business engagement prevents my
making one Of the opera party tonight.
but my sister, Miss Gardner, will take
good care Of Priscilla, and | will prob
ably drop in later and see you all safe
" home"
Gerald wondered in what capacity
he was going, since Miss Gardner was
considered so woefully in need of
protector.
Half an hourSter the Gardner car,
riage drew up before the opera house.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30
Hair Treatment.

Singeing the hair is good thing
when it begins TO turn gray and break
off. Such a condition shows failure
of the hair pigments. Try simple hair
tonic made of one ounce of borax, one
half ounce of gum camphor and
quart of boiling rainwater. Apply to
the scalp once day. DO not forget
that i'll health affects the hair to an
alarming extent. Don't worry, keep the
digestion in good condition, don't wear
yourself out with work or study, don't
tie your tresses tightly and don't use
harsh brushes or steel combs.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30

noon. They must have cost-on. 50
much! And he had needed the money,
The look that she turned on Corsev
was different from any that she had
vouchsafed him that evening. Per.
haps it gave him courage to face the
Honorable John.
You did not give me to understand
that you were trying to work your way
through college when-when we hod
our little talk" Mr.. Gardner said
coldly.
The flush on Corsey's cheek deepened
when | induced dad" he said. ITO
let me come to Harvard. where he had
graduated, Instead of going to some
western college, he objected because he
said he couldn't keep an eye on he.
In the end he withdrew his objection
on my promising that during the four
years | would neither borrow money
nor get anything on credit. You see
his college chum committed suicide il,
his senior year because his father had
failed in business and he could not nav
back large sums of money he had Dor
rowed.
Having made the promise, | was
bound to live up to it. My remittance,
which was due the day before yestcr.
day, did not come. When you so kind
~ invited me to join your party this
evening. | telegraphed for money and
was notified that all the wires were
down in that section of the country. |
simply had to have the money. and to
resort to pawnshop would have seem.
ed like evading my promise.
"a cousin of mine who is travelling
in Europe had just sent me $50 photo
graphs of the sort popularity thought
to be most in demand in students
room. | kept twenty-five or thirty of
the best and sold out the rest at 10
cents apiece. | made S1260, and that
is why Miss Priscilla had her vioets
as usual. might have passed it off as
an Initiation, but | don't want to sail
under false colors."
He ended almost defiantly and was
surprised when the Honorable John
reached across the table and shock
him heartily by the hand.
well, done, my boyr he cried. II
wish | had a son like YOU"
And Priscilla-why, Priscilla's eyes
were shining with what looked suspi-
ciously like tears.
When she had said good night" and
Corsey had held her hand for one long.
delicious moment, the two men sat
smoking quietly in the freight. The
Honorable John at length broke the 81
lence.
Some time ago, Mr.. Corsey," he
said. you asked my daughters hand
in marriage, and | said | must have
time to think it over. l must confess
that did not see the matter in a very
favorable light ut first, but tonight |
have changed my mind. You can have
Priscilla-that is, if she will have YOU
And Corsey knew that he had passed
his initiation.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30

NEEDED THE MONEY.
1t had been most uncomfortable ride
Tor Corsey. The older Miss Gardner
haG bad cold and was afraid to talk.
Priscilla was in maddening mood
50 superior and dignified, with a new
touch of condescension in her voice
Gould she have heard anything? \
not flush rose to the mans forehead.
AND what was she humming now
On What a Difference In the Morn
lhSF Decidedly she had heard. He
could not see how her eyes were still
dancing. and he leaned back in his
corner savage and miserable.
At the opera the ladies', like true Bos-
tonians, devoted themselves strictly to
the performance. Gerald tried to fol
low their example, but his eyes wan
uered back to the study of Priscilla's
pure, clear cut profile. She was radi-
! ahtly beautiful tonight, with yet that
new touch of superiority that seemed
TO place her far beyond his reach Why
had he ever dreamed that she was diff
Ierent from most girls and cared moth
ing for mere appearances? He had
/ been mistaken-she, too. set up money
for god.
Prlscilla's half laughing, half ironic-
al saliies died away under the influ-
| ehce OF his moodiness. 1t was a relief
10 them both when Mr.. Gardner APP
peared on the scene. He insisted on
Cofsey's going home to supper with
them.
Al the table the two men talked Har
ward, Priscilla listened quietly. AS
she noted how strange and constrained
Corsey's manner was she came to Il
sudden determination. The conversa-
tlon had drifted to the subject of club
| mutations. when she broke in eagerly.
i think" she said, that | saw a
| hoVltiate undergoing his ordeal this
morning. There was a man selling
photographs on fremont street in
| front of the Common, and he didn't
look bit like the ordinary street ped
der"
CorSey stared at her in amaZement.
90 this was what she had thought
But what would she think when she
knew the truth? His voice was very
grave as he said, $50 you saw me-?
Yes, and have begun to thinketh
you did not like my seeing YOU"
Corsey flushed slightly. The Honor
able John was looking interested.
What society did you join, Mr.. Cor
sey?'
The younger man squared his Shout
ders. ITO be perfectly frank with you.
II was not an initiation; it was just
that l needed the money"
Priscilla gave a little exclamation
and stared down at the bunch of vio-
lets that he had sent her that after
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30

Here is formula that. it is said. will
restore scorched linen: Peel and slice
two onions and extract the juice by
squeezing or pounding. Then cut up
half an ounce of white soap and add
two ounces of fuller's earth; mix with
them the onions juice and half pint
of vinegar. Boil this composition well
and spread it when cool over the
scorched part of the linen, leaving 1t
to dry thereon. Afterward wash out
the linen.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30
AN INTERNATIONAL TOWN.
feculiarities of NOGales, on the Mex
lean Border Line.

feculiarities of NoGales, on the Mex
lean Border Line.
1t would be incorrect to date letter
from either Nogales, Ariz., or Nogales.
Mex, alone, for the town belongs so
thoroughly and completely to both
that neither half is town at all. 1t
is the most completely and curiously
international place that can be conceiv-
ed of. There is no separation of the
two parts visible as you look down on
the town from the hills, and the life
and the ordinary traffic of the place
flow back and forth with no one APP
parently to say them nay. However,
it must not be supposed that there is
free trade across the thoroughfare,
which ON one side is called Internation-
al street and on the other the Gale In
ternational.
In the middle of the street, where
the Gale Elias, or main business
street, crosses the international ave
nue., stands a stone obelisk about
twelve feet high, and in the vicinity
of this are always one or two guards
in civilian dress, who pay no attention
to empty handed passersby, but will
stop any carriage or any person who
offers to cross with Il burden that
might contain dutiable material. De-
casionally on the Mexican side one
sees a Mexican soldier in uniform,
but the Quartet near by is too small TO
hold more than small detachment.
and neither soldiers nor uniformed Gus
toms guards are ever in evidence along
the border.
The Americans live apart from one
another in individual houses of all
grades, most of which are very neat
and some of which are quite fine and
must have been costly. Their streets
run up the sides of the mountain glen
in which the town is situated. In
among their houses are the adobe cab
ms of the Mexicans, who are their
hewers of wood and drawers of wa
ter these terms being literally correct
here, for the fuel of the country Is
knotted and gnarled wood, brought
from the hills on donkeys' backs, and
the town water won't run up to the
higher elevations).
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
Frederick, Md, May 20, 1902
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until
MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1902,
at one o'clock, p. NJ, for furnishing the ma
terials for and building three new school
Houses and n two-story brick addition to
connect the main building and the annex of
the Female high School, East Church street,
Frederick.
First "A one-room Frame Building at
Chestnut Grove, Mt L easant District
Second "A oneroom Frame Building at
Blue Mountain, Mechanicstown District.
Third-A one-room Frame Building at Ca
toctin Furnace, Mechanicstown District.
Fourth-A two-story brick addition at Fe-
male High School, Frederick.
Pl. ms and specifications for the above build
ings may be seen at the office of the School
Com missioners
The County Commissioners reserve the
right TO reject any or all bids.
BY order,
WILLIAM Il. BLENTLINGER,
President.
Clement G. Ausherman, Clerk.
may 2S2t
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30

Adelaide Neal from Ephraim Bentzel and
Mary q. Bentzel, his wife, on Petition.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30

additional trains leave Baltimore for Union
Bridge and intermediate Stations at 10 - a. m
and % and 10 p. m, and leave Union Bridge
for Baltimore and intermediate Stations at
q ana 6.25a m, and l253 p. m. daily, except
Sunday.
Sundays only-leave Baltimore for Union
Bridge and intermediate Stations Mt 9.35 a IN
and 2.35p m Leave Union Bridge ats Is IN
and % p. m. for Baltimore and Intermediate
Stations.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30

For a lunch fit to be eaten by the
most fastidious serve a veal outlet.
scalloped tomatoes. cheese, waters and
sea. 1t is thoroughly enjoyable.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-05-30
NOTICE
70
Builders and Contractors.

OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, /
Frederick, Md. May 20, 1902