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faCes al every election. 4Ot only
"a Af Fink veil .qupped - abiY
lepEeaeng CAe district ia Enngrrs4
mt gAe Democracy ~ Carrnn ~
iieve Ehe gannCY "a entitled 70
name kae nominee slncs Carroll
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naCiHn for Representative in Con
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meantime Earfnri nag mad That
honor twice ia she Dersnn ~ Hon.
Herman st~up aud once n ghe
person III Hon II J ,leWeEf; Bal
Eim0re caunry has had 10 EWice in
ghe Dsrson u Hon. !. Fred. &.
Talbot. and Ene Baltimore city
part ~ 5he district once ia me
person n Hon. Z. 3. Tippetf.
We believe That We are If right
entitled 10 name Ehe NOMINEES This
year, aud especially since We are
able 70 present 10 acceptable a
candidate az Mr.. Fink. With
him al ghe standard bearer We
believe that enthusiasm will be
infused in the ranka Of The party
and a majority rolled up such al
the district gave in the palmy
lays Of the party.
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Washington 9 z. pesuug zanralns4i
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he-salntlGn viii 10 ssuC ~ President
Roosevelt and n Congress Z
"a maeh az f.l-publieaaa w ~ z.=ep
the tnlai glissstion in tAe background
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Dalgg issue and viii not ae 4nei vet
until il IL ssriesi nghf. Thurman
Eabcoek vas one n me 'Gnfle=f n 'avaK
n the 1epsai ~ lhs laGff ful.f. IN
Ertlst made articles and n0w quietly
alta back gh,ist ae band plays another
tune. II riie country IL N nave relief
from the present appalling condition
f1he change must be- made by gae enc
mies. act The friends, n The ETiata
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-08-08
He zeuG Els Leg.

Twelve years ago J W. Sulli-
van. Of Hartford, Conn.,, scratched
hls leg win rusty wire. In
Examination and 1iood poisoning
SET in. For Two years ne suffered
intensely. Then me best doctors
urged amputati0n, s'but,r Ia
writes, Il used one bottle OF
Electric Bitfers and II boxes Of
Backlen's Arnica aaIve aud nv
leg was sound and well as ever,
For Ernptions, Eczema, letter,
Salt Rheum, Sores and all blood
Disorders Electric Birters has no
rival on earth Try them. A. L.
Pearre viii guarantee satisfaction
or refund money. Only 80 centa.
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OF asert0r,i. crowned Mss b.
Crum vel 1alrt Maid 1t E0aor
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-08-08
Sumner Tour g ahe North

SC016r Tour - 5E6 N1rE1-
Vacation Trip 10 Canada via
Pennsylvania aaLccaei.
The PeunsyIvania Bailrosd
personally conducted E0Gr 10
Northern New YORK AMI canada
leaving August i, covers man!
prom Inen1 points OF interest 20 me
summer 1o1rise-SIagaTB FallS
Thousand Islands, Bapids Of the
So. Lawrence. Quebec. The Sague'
nav. Montreal. Al Sable Chssn,
Lakes Champaign and George
and Saratoga. The tour covers
period Of fifteen days; rouud-trlp
rate. sl35.
The party viii De in charge Oh
Que Of the eompanys tours.
agents, assisted by IA experienced
Lady as eh3peron. whose especl"
charge viii De unescGrred ladies'
The rate covers railway ana
boat fare for tue entire round TIP
parloc ear seats. meals 70 ROUTE
hotel entertainment, transfer
charges. and carriage hire.
For detailed itinerary, tlcKels'
or any additional information,
apply TO ticket agents, Iourls'
Agent, 1896 Bro sdwsy, New i0ia'
or address Geo. w. Boyd, AISLE
taBt General Pessenger Ageus
Broad Street Station, Phlls.
iiY25-3s
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-08-08

Harry Tracy, the notoriou,
western outlaw, who has eluasu
his pursuers for one montD. uu,
ing which time be has murdefeu,
robbed and done almost ever.
crime. blew out his own orsin'
near Spokane, Washington o's's a
whilst surrounded by hVe ine y
with rifles, one of whom D''
wounded him.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-08-08
Or. VIM. @. Eoteler

Limits his practice to diseGses Of the
Eye, Far, Nose, Throat and Catarral1.
Permanently located IN Frederick
Office. No. z North Marker street.
Guarantees the proper adjustment Of
all 5pee;acifs. Makes no charge for
speetacle examinations.
ian. y, 1902
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-08-08

Mr.. Holmes Baker, Of this city,
and Mr.. William G.. Baker, Jr.,
his cousin, Of Baltimore. left Last
for Europe. They ex-
pect TO be gone several months
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1902-08-08

Hon j Fred &. Talbot, 0f
Lntheryille, Baltimore county
has been endorsed for the Con
grsssionaI nomination in ghe Geo.
ond district, by the Democratic
eDnvention which met at TDwson,
Baltimore county, Tuesday.
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know. the only Manx actress on the stage-the
American stage. at any rate. l was born on
the Isle of Man. and quite as proud Of 1t as
Of any thing l have ever done. When l was a
bit of a thing, however. We moved out to Aus
tralia, and it was in that country that l went
on the stage at ten years of age
The stage in Australia in those days was a
pretty rough place. that it wasn't So far
removed from the circus, into which l soon
drifted. Before l was as old girls are in
America to-day when they begin 70 think Sc
riously of husbands l married circus clown,
and travelled with him as far Java, Singa-
pore and Hong Kong. l saw a good deal Of the
world. appeared before all sorts Of picturesque
audiences. and underwent many hardships. Then
We landed at Yokohama. and lived there for a
year. having nothing to do with circuSes. though
still gave occasional entertainments for the
benefit Of the Europeans.
I'm 1StiJ | came To- California. and reached
New-York two years later My first appearance
in the city that has since been So much of the
time my home was at the old New YORK Thei-
tire, then under the management of Mark Smith
and Lewis Baker. father in-law of John Drew
l appeared as a page in a spectacle from TIE
French called 'CendriIlon.' which running
in opposition to The Black Crook soon
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managed to get better part than this how
ever, and next appeared / think as Sam VIII
loUghby in The Ticket of Leave Man. Any
WY. 1 know I played about every part in that
piece, from Sam Willoughby TO the old grand
mother The old New-York Theatre was at
No. 12S Broadway, and AugUstin Daily soon
after this produced his Griffith Gaunt at the
house, engaging me to dance a barndOor liz in
the fair scene. When this engagement was over
1 went jobbing' for T. season. and then again
with circus.
But when my husband died I left the circus,
coming back 10 join Mrs. F. b. COnway's stock
company in Brooklyn There 1 remained two
years. leaving it TO join CT l. Fox in FIumpty
DUmpty.' Then I was with Daily at the Grand
Opera House in Round the Clock until I went
over 20 Josh Harris Theatre Coni4ue 20 play
in farccaI sketches. When Harrigan and Hart
assumed the management-iQ 1871 wasn't it?-I
re-raioed with them, and for twenty years was
most Of thu time a member Of their forces. I
moved W Broadway with them. In fact I like
20 think that have spent more of my life right
here Broadway doing my best to make New
Workers. laugh than any other actress
4 remember that in - was with Palmer
tor season. though in Lights o London
and that 1 played the old darby wench In
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hold, making long visits to Mr. Haggin's daugh-
ter in this city Mr.. Haggin was born in Ken
lucky where he studied law. He began prac-
Using his profession in Natchez Miss. He
abandoned a large practice to devote himself to
other business, and became of the most
successful mining operators in the United
States He was equally successful the turf
and gained fame a breeder of superior stock
He is of medium height. with a stalwart frame
and, despite his white beard, does not look his
age. 1t has been said that for years well
known bookmaker had a reward Of 5000 for any
man who could prove that he ever saw J. Il
Haggin smile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haggin spend much Of their
time in Kentucky. but have a home at No. 49,
Fifth-ave., and have purchased valuable plot
Of ground at SiXty-seVenth- and FIith-a ave,
where "A more elaborate house will be erected.
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TO HONOR MRS. YEAMANS
THE VETERAN ACTRESS HAS BEEN ON
THE STAGE FOR FIFTY SEVEN YEARS.

THE STAGE FOR FIFTY SEVEN YEARS
Next week Wednesday. November 10, the
company now playing "A Chinese Honeymoon"
at the Casino will have a little celebration OF
their own. to honor one of their members. Mrs.
Annie Yeamans will that day have been
siNty-seven years in the world and ffty-seven
years the stage. But Mrs Yeamans has
been too long known TO Broadway for the day
to pass unmarked except by her stage COM
panione. There is little doubt that the Casino
audiences on that day will know III whom they
are most Interested. and which member of the
cast To honor with their loudest applause. Most
actresses have birthdays though they don't al
ways tell of them but few ever celebrate
ffty-sovcuth stag anniversary. especially with
their health and Eumor so undimmed.
Mrs Ycamans was found in her dressing room
at thu Casino the other afternoon. with pad
OF paper on her knee. writing a letter TO one
Of her daughters. who is also on the stage
Dear me-" she said. there is nothing to tell
about myself except that l am. so far as I
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He MAD TREASURE TO Burn.

Captain Kidd in his last moments announced
that he had hidden his plumber.
But why" asked his companions, did you
bury your treasure when you had money TO
burn"
Il suppose cremation would have been better"
replied the pirate but it will be all fired hard
10 find, anyway"
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
The Captive Stone.

Paris. Feb. IS S--rhe Temps con stantinop'e d'sratch ann cunces that Miss Stone has been released by tho brieands who had held her captive since September 2, and that .he has been han 'cd over in good h, alth to inc dra agoman of the American legation. The dispatch adds:
 "Rev. Tsilka has been arrested for complicity in the Kidnapping of Miss StOne.'
 Lon lon, Feb. lS-The Rev. T>lka. who, according to the Constanlinop'e correspondent of the Paris Temps, has been arrested. charged with ccmrlicily in the kidnaping of Miss Slonc, tle missionary, is the husband of Mmc. Tsilka Miss Stones companion. h was announced re" Ii +, ,irat the Tnrl- i>h authorities sl'sIpct.d the Rev. Ts,lka of complicity in the abduction of the mi sti ali iPI.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
District Court Notes.

A jury in the case of Tiepelman vs. the A. C. Co. on Thursday disagreed, the ballot standing six to six. this is the second trial of the case at this term of court, the jury in the first trial also having disagreed. The action was brought by Tiepelman to recover a sack of gold dust alleged to have been deposited with the A. C. Co. in lS99
 The case of Liepp vs. Ern, an action to recover sl5o alleged to be due for wages, on appeal from the commission CTS court. was decided for the defend ant. it being shown that there was no cause of action.
 The case of Waterbury vs. Ferguson, involving the ownership of No. 5 Crooked creek, Council district, is on trial in the district court, and will be Gpished today.
The Nome nugget., 1902-04-12
NEWS NUGGETS.

About 20 pouudS of Yukon mail WAS brought in Thursday night by Carrier Watland.
 r. c. Kimball, chief clerk of the mail service for this section will leave to- morrow for St. Michael, via Council.
 Mushers for Candle creek land the north are numerous these days. A. Leauder, the tailor. left this morning.
 Sam Larsen one of the proprietOrS of the Board of Trade restaurant, left for the Koyukuk this morning by way ol the Yukon.
 J. s. Copley and Charles c. Kimball returned Thur>day evening from COun- cil, where the Kilnball Company have opened a store.
 It is reported that the school board are neyo ialing for the purcha. e of the Bridge saloon buildins on the sandSpit for school purposes.
 Front stree, is being cleared of the owners footing the cost. The Fox Vran~- fer Ca has the contract.
 Charles Ross, of the City Bath house and barber shop, has entirely renovatt d the premises. and they are as neat, clean anu bright as new pin.
 The old reliable Hunter saloon is be. ny repapered and reprinted. and be- Siies numerous imfortant alterations have been made to ,his popular resort.
 Last week IEuis Lane anl w. E.. Watts, of the Wild Goose Co.,, went out with Il deg team 10 the edge Oi lhe ice. They state that it is about five miles 10 open water.
 l.. F. Quinby has dump out on the beach below the Standard Oh O., which he es, imatel is worth $20J0. The dirt has been taken out during the win ter and will be washed up thi, spring.
 There was brilliant display of northern Ii. hts Thursday nis ht about midnight For about half an hour the heavens were illuminated, the reflection from the snow lighting up the whole surrounding country.
 J. B. Ridge, whose right eye was in- jured by coming m contact with a twlg recently on the Fish river route to Candle creek. returned to Nome lhs week and is now al the City hospital. where he is being treated by Dr.. Tiede- mann.
 The only Second Class saloon in Alaska has been receiving the alteL- tion of lhe paper hanger anl painter, and it now iOO:iS ike a brand new pace. Manager George H. Dawstn and his able Lieutenant, F E. Cham hers. are keeUipr the house uu 10 it, usual excellent stanIard.