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HUGH w. DOUCALL,
Baritone.

Baritone.
Teacher Of Voice Building and Artistic
Singing. Purii u B0uhy (Pari9 and
Heiuemann O3crllnl
Studio: clayton Hall. 100 Main Street.
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Teacher OF d. Moson's touch and tech
nique, VOCAL. the old Italian method
Blauch shorln assistant, studio 30 COM
mercial CLUB Bldg Phone 25l9'z.
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CLORCE L. shELTON.
Teacher Of Violin.
SQUIRE COOP.

Graduate from Trinity college. Londou.l
References and studio. Room 3, Board
Of Trade Building
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J. A. ANDERSON,

j. N NNDLENoON,
Teacher of Piano.
Studied four years vt the Royal Con-
servatOry Of Music mt Lelpsiz: also two
year with LoscnotzlSy Of vienna
Studio. ucsorct National Bank Bldg.
Suite 10 Phone if35X.
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NyEIfE

en- Constitution Building
Concerts and Pupils,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20
ATTORNEY GENERAL BRYAN
SAYS WAIT TWO MORE
YEARS, THIN HAVE 4
DIFFERENT AMEND
MINT.

Attoraey-GeneFs. Bryan, whom il
wzs uade1tood Wa to draw I'D Al
an1endDeot fgr the action Of the Dem
ocratie Legislature. comes out IL favor
q waiting fJ- the Dext legislature,
gGlc1 lie nOl,rs 10 IL Democratic. to
franz different kind = amendment
r. ne dl.frsDe1i-e neBt Of the izno-
f4n. -gfo yo1e q the state. General
Bryan wants : property qualification
which szI rsPgdiz q yes ago in tie
adj llo8 = The Constitution Of the
-ta.= He also believes 10 az educ.-
sl0a.l gal 1c4tion. No doubt the
A-torCey-fj / bonea. in Lis con-
vlrtioa-. tut he 81 nd bear IL mind
that l.er- are Ii uszudA Of intelligent
yo1r luea Il the employ ment Of the
great railroad corp,rati IL. Of banks
and business enterprises Of yariUu.
kinds, sh0 are 10; more than able to
E1pport their fzmilie. on the nnesRer
sz-srls- Ts5=iyed, HLo have lever been
ale u save enc sgh money to become
pfop@-ty O~Hers All this clhs. Of
sp.euCj1 yo1 z men who Occapv the
hlgces- patti LIZ il Their communities.
<o4 { ouder NJ Brysu's amendment
be . sqlalifie1 A. yyleI iu this state.
No dor l. Wouli b claimed that
this el.ts could vote under the Grand
fz.hsr Clause. Then again there il
Still another clsEs Of men deprived Of
advsutsgss q early education, not able
- read CT more fhan adj. to write their
names. among our best citizens, prop
efty holesrs, nen q family, VITO have
given their children advantages that
they did Tot enjoy, would Likewise he
disqualified under the Attorney-Gen-
ERALS neE amendment. Tue cry Of
fear u tie registers seems to be the
great Dug&bOO. Yet the registers to-
day If the two representatives Of the
two parties should conspire to do 4
wrong aud al outrage to the voter
could disfranchise. any one applying
to vote. The same appeal now will lie
in existence under the amendment be-
fore the people. We cannst believe
that in this intelligent day ,;any set Of
registers would dare perpeirats any Of
the outrages pictured by those opposed
to the present amendment. Why wait
two years? Tue issue is before US now.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20
THE UNRELIABLE NEWS,

The Frederick correspondent of the
Baltimore NewS has certainly been suf.
fering with too much Fair Week. y
de sent letter to his paper Wednes-
day that is about as correct a view of
tue situation here, as if the writer
penned it in California. He endeay.
ors to trump upa great stunt regarding
the Rsyner letter, but his efforts were
as futile as the effect. The Ne,os is
evidently satisfied with unreliable
correspondence. 1t has an end to gain
and is willing to take any means to
crafty it. The Frederick correspon.
dent says that General Baughman ia
home, when in truth he is still at At
lantic City. Those who read should
Judge from this of the general correct
ness of the matter. The Neys is will
ling to use anything that favors the
defeat of the Constitutional Amend
ment.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20
DEMOCRATIC ATE
FOR SHERIFF.
JOHN 2. DAVIS.
WILL THE EXAMINER" TELL
THE TRUTH?

The recent article il the Republican
organ Of Frederick County has charged
the Dem cratic party with adding a
som Of money to b. raised each year by
the Republican Boards of County
Commissioners. TO which is ascribrd
in- present hign TAX rate in this
county. While not fairly giving credit
to tn Democratic party for the niue
months Public School Law, and
other Necessary legislation IN the inter-
esis Of our county. and d-signrdly AID
1iIlfully conce4iiag tue enormous sd-
diiion2l ss-ei OF about $1,000 per an
NUM- more spent by our County Com
missloners, arising from the mortgage
tax, d which 10 Democratic Boards
OF Commissioners ever hsd an oppor-
tuniiy 10 essen the tax rate with, will
not tn Examiner tell the tax pavers
what necessity ever existed FIR the
passage Of the Act ofl9O4, Chapter 49l?
Under that act the County Treasurer
is -uth lrized To appoint a clerk at q
salary Of cir hundred dollars per an
mum, and the County Commissia ners
are authorized aud directed TO levy
said cum annually, for the payment of
the salary Of said clerk, and the
Treasurer shall pay the same monthly.
This Act was passed BY the votes and
the advocacy Of the Republican Sena-
tor and five Republican memse Of
the House Of Delegates from this
county in the Legislature of 1904.
Why should this extra burden have
been added to the tax payers of our
county? The till was passed with the
aid Of Republican lobbyist for the
measure and solely in the interests Of
Republican Office holders aud officials.
From the year 1885, when the present
law relating to our County Treasurer
was enacted until the year 1904, when
all County Treasurers were compelled
10 pay any clerk they might employ
olt Of the emoluments and fees Of the
Office. The testimony of Mr.. Alex
ander Harrisburg, who was the treas.
urer from 1900 to 1902, is to the effect
that he was amply paid for his ser
vices as County Treasurer, and he paid
his CLERK out Of his own pocket, and
that ne considers the Act of 1904 an
outrage upon the hard working tax
payers OF our county. Mr.. Examiner,
please explain why this burden was
added TO our people?
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20
az RAYkEz AGAINST THE
AMENDMENT.

TIE Hon lido RsyDef Las Il le-i
ceelsrs5 liz pa-ls lo.-ae j. bitterly
orsr,.s-5 - the passage q ne aglrafi-
mn. Il cane o1- 10 Il ofs=u tier
70 II Iseuoerats y Maryland On
vsdnesasy lzs- 10 which he zT-s
Is ess ~ The lending question n
lie ms fyre.b.s mznoer Nj K2S-
IL co.'s not uli1cs so1d-5e. gos- a.
i II. fOu TIE sbosl1er aud
~ 60 gmus o. pewtpzf.s- space, II
-eorss IL LnezsJr-. he M who
framed il. and al those Sh0 pTo3 Ose
10 vote 2. T. Mr Rayner. pe : up
11t-r.rcee Certainly CONES Out - ihs
ale b04r z volumes. s8d whilst il
ulsv have ne ef1ert il certain quar-
ten o. pers - Who have alr-ady
nesriy L Or ur their mild how tbey
would - I'll the matter, vii not. $s
venture u az, MAKE tn great change
.nticips Il.
There j 10 surprise il itatal. The
o. : .trsuge fhi3z l. tbs, Nr Z .yDsr
sbo31 bro di-efstioD % the ~iads
"a let hss feelings, which show mark
ID sutsgo8 Iu 70 certain Individuals
sei ths better d nm. One 4 his AZ
gun. - hat ore- 1900 whife g "a
vii bs di-frsnchi--d ia Bal imore.
TIE opposition including Mr. Bon
spsrte, have used his % often that il
sc-as 10 lave Numbered or Junior
senator among IL y0tari-s. We claim
t1E- j. = > gr,ss exzgger4tio1 md Mt
bzs c % the f.cts warranted bg the
trg- : tustion. W have 10 uokiBd
Eor5s Fl M R.yner. The marked
dissimil4ri-y in CIR resps tive pos =
oas mast b. apparent t. any Oh
s=ryer.
TIE position taken by Mr.. Rsyner,
coming :. his time. Will be fskea at
lie TIE lIiure by Hose who appreciate
tie eiTe8 1stsnees. AID will rot sppre-
e.aDly c9mpli,-ete tue situation. The
fglt viii be KEEP. ~ 10 all content
meDl and with the vig3r the party
can command among il Itoutest SOL
oisrz.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20
THE D { M OC Ratio
PARTYS PLEDGE
TO THE PEOPLE.

sour Democratic Legislature
Of 1904, clothed with this
power and exclusively charged
with this duty and responsible
ity, proceeded with care aud de-
Liberation 10 frame an amend
ment, which, while avoiding
all conflict with the Fourteenth
aud Fifteenth Amendments of
the Constitution Of the United
States, viii, if adopted, rescue
as ia Maryland from the blight
Of ignorant and deba.ed negro
suffrage.
at will keep from our regis
tratiOn books the names Of
Thousands Of ignorant aud yenaI
negroes totally unfit 10 vote,
and will thus go far to lessen
the evils Of absolute and unre-
strictcd negro suffrage II viii
give us the great and incstima-
bic boon Of intelligent man
hood suffrage and secure 10 MS
the priceless benefit Of the po-
Iifical supremacy Of the white
people Of the State.
"And these ends will be ac-
c0mplished rightcOusly, hon
cstly, by fair means; for with
bipartisan boards Of registra-
tiOn, constant attendance Of
party watchers IN the rcgistra-
ton room and full right Of APP
peal 10 the courts, provided and
secured by law, which we
pledge ourselves 10 maintain,
arbitrary and unjust denial Of
registration to men, white or
black, truly entitled To be regis
tered, Will be practically impos-
sible."-From Democratic SUITE Put
farm III 1908.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20
TRY TO LEARN TO VOTE THE
TICKET.

Let every Democrat recognize the
fact that in order to mark his ticket
properly he must practice on the sam
pie tickets sent out by the committee.
DON'T be ashamed or afraid to try to
mark your ticket properly. Meet to-
gether, get sample ticket and try to
see If you can mark the Democratic
candidates and for both amendments
The young ladies can help in this
matter, when the young men call to
see you, see if he can mark tie ticket.
90 over it with them and don't fail to
make all vote for both amendments.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20

"We believe that the political
destinieS of Maryland should've
shaped and controlled by inc
white people of the State, anu
while we diseIaim any purpose
to do any injustice whatever 10
our cOlOred population NC az
clare without reserve our esq
lutte purpose to preserve in every
conservative and constitutions
way the political ascendancy VI
our race" -From Democratic piaF
form of 1903.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20
OPPOSED TO WING
PUBLIC ROADS.

In accordance with the policy pur-
sued by the Republican Communion
ers Of this county the Republican
County Central Committee - opposed
10 the amendment FOR good road. in
Maryland. Lor years every effort has
been made 10 better the condition of
the public roads Of the county. We
have had 10 response. ~ encourage
ment, aud today, Notwithstanding our
high taIcs or public roads have been
Hhamefully neglected Let Us ask the
farmers In each district Of the county
II there Is any attention given 10 the
improvement Of our county roads.
The DnmocrOtic Commissioner are
all pledged 10 give the people better
county roads Messrs. Harne, Crum
and Hines have openly declared for
this much needed improvement. For
once let the farmers Of this county,
irrespective Of party, determine TO sup
port these men. Not one Of them, for
that will do no good, but to vote for
the three Democratic Commissioners
simply that Ne may have All ecOnon-
zeal administration Of our county ar
hin and better roads IN every district
Of this county. Let our people make
this non-partlsan fight, aud our word
for II, these commissioners will hon
estly carry out the demands Of our
people, 30 IA 10 win the applause Of
Democrats and Republicans alike.
Vote for all three Of the Democratic
Commissioners. which will mean good
roads In Frederick County.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20
LEST We FORGET.


I1s e1eszs =. Dsgrs rsgistr@tio1 II
B4uDo-= C1y +bo1ld surely inake
u. rso.ls tazre tai-r q - 1e.i9n =
ta= neg-@s r.. sp-ng VIXEN - The
n1n3=- II 800 they sioaily f~fsssd
= A. y u. polls, WIEN tie fax oftas
Doek an Imfr9rensnt L1I1s. we're
ir=u5-zDg II TIE ns zne=. Do he p'eo-
PIE e Bzt-uors REMINDER lie dep
e9as=-a-s=.t O. IL SIDES fgr the Success
q III. grs-i plea- surely J. E2s not
gang u -. igBorant &od 9Bror hy
Dsgr tat they we're carried over the
= e11o.s opposition tbs va 2.rzysi
sEz-n-t than Do tas ps92l- q BALI
nors Nv vsntto q q record "a lining
y si:b : parry which eoafsss=s ty IL
At. LAT 3. Las Q f1rt3sr - ~ -.
negro than 70 use him Eheu election
ozy ueD=s .1d Eiih 3 race o. ps3pl.
tat Is d m.rs evil Prid= Dor sp-
l.Fec ztiyl q mguieiDsl nGtte-s iha1
= re-n,ia Away fro-n The p4Isia such
= eri-l- osazu-s the dollars were 10.
hing OF t9r taeir vo.e: Tols ous 1ct
zlons ought 70 MAKE many Of thos.
VITO Low oppose the Hendm.at fall
over Themselves il - Eff. 10 MAKE
restitution and hep 70 carry this in
rortant measure
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20
Gen. bs1ghm&n Says White
Man Salvation Depends
Upon kmerdments
Success


>Dccstc.
On Sunday cY-respoadent
of tie Baltimore N'o,Id .sa Gen.
! Vic,or Bsugsmsafa Atlantic
Ct4. aid ln 81 article g that
paper W. 5loua4Y rave ~ fn,er.
estiag sceount u tie interview.
The WorH quote. the General
a. follons.
The race question - not one
u political aHaa,ion. II j. 4.
question n tie supremacy II
tie mite nan. ButIssr more
particularly % Democrats shan
any others 90 iu and vim the
amendmeat: j. mean. .slys,fon
for ,lc white man from negro
d,miuancy iu Maryland7'"
Thisis = message 70 the voter.
u Maryland, and Shove, not
outstanding To unfor.unst.
ilInes. with which Gen. Baugh-
man Ia. been affected q, this
time, that hI. heart j.. With his
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20

WA s1og pal sDd : s-EoaE p1ll
g. Ea1ar ~ ElEu IRON oow q
uurzl alss1io- car il Is K0-k- wcEE-
wrE A1d tbs8 uzreairg u1osr
-hs tanner q jackson sDo Lzt@rtTs
E1d Wiz i1s u&'L. ery = : Down
WI Uur-s-ris-sd &=E-5 -U1-zgs IL
Ea-El2oo " I'LL s.r-ly e&rrg t5s
co1--T and So
IL Il y y III DING
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20

THE Baltimore Ne,0s, whichj is oP
posing the adoption of the Consl.a
tional Amendment, declared ID -
columns q few weeks ago that VI.
adoption of the Fifteenth Amendmep,
to the Constitution of the Unl'.u
States, giving the negro the rlsn. y
vote "a deplorable error" Eair minus
North and South, admit this, anu
furnishes one Of the strongest a'su
ments in favor Of the adoption Oh wv
DISTINGUISHING Amendment in MAY y
land, where the blight of negro eur
frage is felt far and wide.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20

The adoption o. the fifteenth
Amendment 70 the Constitution Of
the United States, giving the right Of
franchise 70 the negro, has been a
curse 10 the Southern States ever sin ,e
the declaration Of liz ratification
March 80, 1870, aud II is this outrage
that Maryland Is seeking to mitigate
by the amendment now before the
people.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20

GEN. BRYAN, the Democratic At
torney-Gensral of the State, does not
like the present amendment, but
urges every Democrat to vote for the
Democratic candidates for the Legis-
lature, and also urges the election Of
DR.. Atkinson as Comptroller of the
State. For this Mr.. Acknowledgement.
your Democratic friends who voted
for you, will be ever thankful.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20
NINE REASONS ww
SHOULD VOTE FOB lOU
SUFFRAGE MEM
AEET

NEET
7 Bsesuseit @s.l-.-...
TIE deadly T-1sg ,9a'
e upon our race byte1 . '.ll''.
negro sairsg= put uaa a'f
iaafullr BIZ force aa5-- = %.
Of partisan I'LL. . u
and oppression, and slliy
this wrong by esa,.;,,,.;lsa got
and fair means. 'loAal
2 Because Il w.,, ,.,.-
registration boots $ 0l'
thirty Thousand aer-a-. 'yls.
are totally disq1sl.f-8 ! VINO
by reason Of their dar.s ~ VOC
rance, and viii thus ia.r-as' quo
control Of our Stare G. - ls
b. our white people. 'I'u'
3. Because II sill d;,f-s,os;.
enough ignorant and vsBaI NY
roes in Worces.er. W.oom ,,s'
Somerset, Dorchester. T,ib.,
Caroline, Queen Aaags. Kaa.
Cecil Hartford, Baltimore ~.
roll, Howard, Frederick W oll'
ington. Mautroma-r D. 1'll'
Georges, Charles. ST. NJ
Calrerl and Anne Arundel co1n
ties 70 enable the white man :,
al those counties 10 control tb.i.
owu local affairs and to enior
the blessings Of an honest IA
efficient Home Rule. and Il.
tranquility and good ordar
which such Home Rule will a..
suredly bring about.
4 Because il viii put an end
to the pernicious Influence Il
the comparatively small numba,
Of unprincipled and corrnn,
white men, who, by dangerop,
combinations with the negroes
make the political and social
situation too grievous to be anv
longer borne.
5. Because our intelligent
naturalized citizens and their
male adult decendants should he
glad Of the opportunity now at.
forded to aid US in our effort to
rid the State-for them as we'll
as for us-of the incubus and
blight Of ignorant and DECEASED
negro suffrage in the Interest
and for the protection of our
race.
6. Because the elimination Of
the mass OF ignorant negroes
from the suffrage is as vital to
our na,uralized citizens and
their families as it is TO our
native born citizens, aud hence
our white people, without regard
to nationality, should unite in
securing to our State the benz.
fits OF intelligent white manhood
suffrage.
Z. Because the elimination Of
ignorant negro population from
the demoralizing influences Of
constant participation in our pc.
litical contests will promote their
real and substantial welfare, and
enable them all the better to do
their duty and earn their living
in the sphere in which Proyi.
dence has placed them.
s. Because under our existing
law regulating registration, nc
man, white or black, who will be
justly entitled to be registered
as qualified voter, can BIZ
wrongfully denied registration
and because, therefore, injustice
is impossible to any truly quail
fed voter.
9. Becase the understanding
Clause" in our Amendment !;
word for word the same as thai
put in operation in Virginia in
1904, and was SO drawn as moi
to conflict with the Constitution
of the United States.
THE RE S ULT IN VIR
GINA HAS BEEN 7 H AT
THE WHITE MEN, BOTH
NATIVE AND NATURALlZ
ED, REGISTERED BECAUSE
OF THEIR INTELLIGENCE
THOUSANDS OF NEGR0ES
HAVE BEEN EXCLUDED
BECAUSE OF THEIR DENSE
IGNORANCE.
SUCH WILL BE THE RE
SUIT IN MARYLAND.
1T is THE WHITE MANS
AMENDMENT.
VOTE FOR IT.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20

The Republicans In this campaign
are singing TO their negro allies the
popular song "Way Deep, Down In
TIE Bottom Of Our Hearts, We've
Got a Feelin For Your
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20

y The members OF the Central
Committee Of Frederick Couatv
'oau ontyp post themselves thoroughly
on me Amendment they can do a
great deal to clear up the MANI
"''SStGtements that are made CON.
corning 1t. Every one of them
should De a subscriber to nIhe
Citizea.u
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20

GET the names of all the Demo-
cratic nominees. Five members of
the Legislature, three County Com
missloners, so you will remember
who to vote for. One name for Eher-
III. one for County Treasurer, and
don't forget the State Comptroller
and the amendments.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20

IN view OF the great reform move
ment IN Philadelphia for the purpose
Of turning the Republican gang rascals
out. no one can say the Quaker City
il slow now. II IL slow TO move but
once started the pace il hot, fast and
furious. There IL little doubt but that
the people will win great victory
there next month.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20
EC2 TEE WHITE MANS
GOVERNMENT.
We Ask 5sep-clcz1 a1d DsD
CEzc VINE Ns1 y Jon
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20

BE on your guard against Republic
can Misrepresentation.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-10-20
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JAMES Q EAREE,
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New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
A QUESTION OF PRr SERVES

A LITTLE girl OF wealthy parentage was
II recently paying a morning vIsit o a
school chum who was not 50 well of N the
goods of this world She had found her n
the kitchen. helping her mother put up some
preserves. and the two were left there q
moment later when the mother was called %
oversee some detail IN the front part of the
house.
My mother doesn't put up preserves. Vas
the information with which the rich daughter
opened the conversation.
Is that So" answered the other 90 Well
anyway. my mother says yours can put them
down al rIght enough
New-York tribune., 1905-01-01
@ GGim g r. i C h
By Edwin L. Ssbin


When Jones got fifteen dollars per.
Each month he put away
Perhaps a five. perhaps a ten,
To meet rainy day
If he could walk. forsOoth. he walked.
But if not up TO par
Or when It stOrmed, with some mis-
doubt
He boarded then a car.
His salary was doubled quite.
Since he could more afford
He took a rather better room
And changed to better board
He also bought bicycle
(The plan he long had weighed
And now. by strict economy.
He spent Just what he made
Jones prospered; as the twelve months
sped
His income nicely grew.
To fiji increased necessities
Sometimes he Ovcrdrew.
He married rented bought house.
Passe he found his wheel
And by ambition onward spurres
He purchased a mobile
Five figures Is his income now
\ larger house that means
Wherein his wife NAV entertain
Like other social queens
II means a mortgage. bills unpaid
And ice exceeding thin,
And Rich-man Jones in truth. less owns
Than when he started IN.