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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15
Our American rmers'
Wealth.

The American farmer arises,
agricultural report in hand. to
remark that it is all q mistake
about his being ''stolid and
stunned, brother to the OK"
rs Edwin Markham says.
He owns the OK, be gosh, and
it is the latest and slickest OK
that treads the earth. The ox's
value, together with that of the
rest of the farmers stock. figures
up to the magnificent sum of
&6 OO0, 900, 900.
The wealth of the American
farmer is the wonder of the
world. With the magic of
Midas he has turned all his fields
to gold. The wealth production
on farms in 1905 has reached the
highest amount ever attained by
the farmers of this or any other
country.
The total 6gures-$6, 415, 900, 900
are almost beyond comprehension.
1t may help in reali. ing the
enormity of the amount to know
that If the farmer keeps up this
rate of production three years
more he will have produced an
amount of wealth within ten
years equal to one half of the
entire national wealth produced
in three centuries.
1t may help still further to
know that the agricultural ex.
ports-the surplus left over after
all home wants were supplied
have amounted in sixteen years
to q round $1,000, 900, 900 more
than the value of all the railroads
in the country.
Yes, the farmer has been doing
things on a scale so big that ord =
nary comprehension eau hardly
raise 10 il.
And the things he sells, at
prices which make fiction tales
of wealth look Shrunken and mean.
by no means represent the total
of his riches, He still owns the
cow that this year has yielde Il
him s665. 900, 900. He keeps the
hens that pay him $500, 600, 900
year. A single years increase
IN the value of his farms equals
the entire national debt.
He has money in bank-big
wadS of it. Indeed he own banks
thar are numbered by the han,
dreds. The 1.754 county banks
organized in the last five years
are almost wholly owned by the
farmer.
The farmer is king of the land.
The corn stalk is humble seep
ter. but it yields 200 QUO. 600
bushels. and that is more than.
any other kings scepter, though
of gold aud jeweled, ever did
for him in all the history of the
world.
The farmer may have had hay
seed in his hair. bur he has
s605, 600, 600 worth of hay in the
market.
We may laugh az the straw in
his mouth. but must bow down n
respect before the most vslusbl
crop ever produced in any year in
any land.-Baltimore World.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15
NO NAN Or SIT OF MIN
SHOULD STAND IN THIS
WAY CF A UNITED
DEMoCHAPIC
PARTY

CScegA observers e pSss svSatS should
MT hesitate u tSke lesson seS,sn the
ratOcSl history @Sde dUrinS the p&Ss
hw msSthS liz this state, Wtss Leaf,
srs should pVass 6y toeSe leSSaaS Sna
whether Agreeable u az SAeGli ssS&
t. svei3 conditions wAicA uatSat eriaS
ateas toe SSals reSalts ia tee AasarS.
Which Nsaa disaster 10 the parky. Ii
i sesas time feg u u wipe eas toe
eeoGNio0S x,etssn ~ ar the sale slevs-
toN Il individual coRsgel e SaSts sni
pSggy nsstgesS Every sps elSiasiaS Il
be = lsNdeg should 81 >NeA time -
witlinx g give sud take IN The yisSe,ss-
Ssoa q important SsSse QesssieaS Ths
party hiss sane fights = ASea Ars seeNs
the selfish csSiass Il shy iealvsGs>al
header Sna It il i self iasessss Ssas,s
which These aaea are Sse&taS. thea a.
e0s x thesa has right h use tee pArtv
~ sny ssh SsagasA eaas Ii tae SxSts
= the nsraSesasle psrsv ) aes Il t. :
asef<a@t CARER ~ he elevation u Aav
Il The naea uaeasseaed Ter state
Trsssaper. rrsSasAsst e rs SxnaEs -
SpeNkss It to Hoass thea il makes
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15
Changs 81 Brunswick.

Mr., Z, I. Rrsntpsr. who has
nlsed tee position Of general
foreman az the Brunswick ro1na
house for the past foarseSa wears.
has resigned and hSS accepted
= similar position In Fhe shops
81 MsstlUSb0rg. West Virginia.
Mr., 4. Ill, hodges has succeeded
Mr., Z. L. RTantner IS general
manager &C the r0aad hoaSe aud
shops % the Brunswick yard.
tie has been the Night foreman
tov several years,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15
Orphans Court.

Inventories of stocks and
debts due and current money
filed By DR.. William Crawford
johnson, deceased.
j. Stewart Amman, guardian to
VIM. II. Agnew, stated final &C,
count.
William C. Birely and George
s. Rodock, executors of the es.
tate of David NJ. Brengle, de-
ceased. stated final account and
made distribution.
Will of Clara 4. A. Burck,
late of Frederick County, de-
ceased, filed for record.
Garret 5. DeGrange appointed
guardian to Clay DeGrange. III.
FAINT.
Letters testamentary granted
to VIM. NJ. Crimmins and j.
Daniel Crimmins, executors of
the estate of Mary Crimmins, de-
ceased.
Letters testamentsry granted
TO Eliza A. Slifer. executrix OF
Milton B. Sitter. deceased.
Report of sale of personal
property filed by the administra-
tor of Annie r. MERCER, de-
ceased.
Report of sale OF personal prop
erty of the estate of Edward
Rsmsburg. deceased. filed by
Rev. NJ. L. Beard, executor.
First aud final account of Rev.
Nj. l.. Beard. executor of the
estate of Edward Ramsburg. de-
ceased, stated distribution made
and passed by the court.
Rev. Edmund E. Eschbacb aud
Hon. Jacob Rohrback appointed
guardians to Martin n. Gustavus
NJ. and Alice Rohrbaek, infant
heirs of Allen Rohrback. deceased
viii Of John W. Crum, de-
ceased, filed for probate.
Will of Leander E. Stull, de-
ceased, died for probate.
viii of Orie E. Thorn as, de-
ceased, fled for probate.
Courts order TO sell personal
property in the estate OF Peter
II. Bussard, deceased. granted
20 the executors.
VIII of George 7. karn, de-
ceased, tiled aud probated.
FREDERICK CITY MARKETS
A Weekly Price List of Articles
of Commerce. Revised and Cor
rected Just Before Golng
IN praS~
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15

Eleven hundred persons we're
Invested Nth tie rank of page
II Baltimore Thursday nIsbt tie
Ssh loSs.. BY TIE celebrated Degree
ream ofthe Me0Rssln City Lodge.
helgAsS Of Pythlss. Mr. Reao
;. Harp og this city Is tie Grand
CAaacSlsor sud aId aaach - IL
sQare The vsrSeUS lodges 81 eveS
The State. especially il Balcl1ere.
With ; desire IL Increase tie msm-
herShlp u tie order. \ Hne band
wss taken sloag ~ sks Degree
1e&n. aud in every way the affair
VAS = great saeceSs.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15

T,e MNcrsvlllc Monitor has entered
into It's lortrcuth volume, with ample
indications ~ renewed life aud vigor
From It's editorial utterauc' II is en-
loving in It's allm,vd OF -perity and
bids fair To progress happily To- the ulti-
mate conclusion of its las volume.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15
EagsrSrowp 20 be Head
quarters.


Coloue, Buchanan Sehley. 81,
tornsy 81 HsSerstown for the
Wabash Railroad Compsny,
Was recently informed by Alex
auder h, Robertson, the new
manager Of the Western Maryland
Railroad, thar the company pro
poses making HSgerSsown the
divisional headquarters Of the
Maryland Division Of the road,
sud that steps booking toward the
change viii BE taken between
nOw sU0 January 1, liz 10 report,
Ell that after divisional head
quarters are established tile e0w-
paUy viii bald extensive rspSir
shops az HSger>tovR.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15
tn Re- CITIZEN,
tnf.tsrAnlisHro isso.)
FREDERICK cry, MARYLAND.

A Democratic weekly newspaper edited by
RAuanMAN BRoruEHs, successors to j. wM.
BAuanMAN.
The price OF TtIE CITIZEN is sl,0O the year.
strictly In advance. This price has prevailed
since August Srd. 1874.
Whilst THE CITIZEN Is hrst OF all II polltl-
cat newspaper and the recognized organ of
the Democratic party IN Frederick county. u
also aims to give all the Important local news
and selected miscellaneous reading matter OF
interest 10 all members of the family,
Communications on interesting subjects are
always desirable aud especially local news
from the comfy,
sign name In nhl for confidence and write
only On one slide oG paper sample copies
gladly sent To- any Address.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15
FRIDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1905,

al WILL TELL JUDGE DOUG
LASS FRANKLY l AM NOT IN
FAVOR OF NEGRO CITIZEN
SHIP"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15

FRRDRRICK CITY MARKETS
A Weekly Price List of Articles
of Commerce. Revised and Cor
rected Just Before CONS
70 Press.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15
COMPARISON OF COST OF
ROAD AND RAILWAY
HAULING.
BETTER TRANSPORTATION
BENEFITS EVEN
COURTING.
New York Senator Discusses
Highways, Railr o ads and
the Brownlow Bill, and Adds
Touch of Humor,

(By Chauncey NJ. Depew in Good Roads Maya
zine1
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05

 PERSONAL
 NOTES

Mrs. T. Dixon and family leave today for Montreal, Canada, where they will spend the winter.
 Mrs. T. T. Davidson and daughter, Miss Nina, are in the city visiting friends. They will go from here to C1oudcroft.
 R. J. Wilson was in the city yester- day from Miller canyon, in the Hua- chueas, where he. is camping with Mrs. Wilson. He states that the abundance of rain recently had in the mountains has added much to their at- tractivezess for campers.
 E. s. Smith. of the Copper Queen store, has returned from a six weeks visit at New York, where he was to purchase goods for the store.
 B. J. O'Reilly was obliged to go to his home at Naco. yesterday because of illness. The latter is not viewed as serious. and it is expected MT. OReilly will shortly be able to return to bis office.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05

for 1t. By Martin Fittings testimony it-was shown that Amos Stone was in a barn with a rifle, while Mrs. Say age was in the house with Q shotgun awaiting the appearance of Savage. Eihng at first denied having seen Stone in the barn with the gun, but later admitted that he had been there with him, explaining his first allega- tiCn with the statement that he had misunderstood the question put. Fur ther than this point the evidence sub mitted brought out little or nothing not told of in the voluntary story Of Mrs. Savage admitting the killing.
 At o'clock this afternoon in the court of Justice Mcdonald the prelim- mary hearing of Mrs. Savage will be held. It is expected that there will be a packed court room. It is prOba- blo the prosecution will bend it's prin- cipal efforts 10 endeavor to establish that the killing of Savage was planned in advance, and that it was participat- led in by Amos Stone as an accessory to the crime. Witnesses will proba- hly be introduced to substantiate the theory that Savage was walking up the hill with his head down and with cut knowledge of danger, when he was suddenly fired upon. This theo- " is said to be based on the state ment of a witness to be produced who saw Savage going to the house and saw him falling as the shot was fired.
 The body of Savage is at the Hen messy pariors, where large number of accuaintances of the dead man called yesterday to view the remains. Those who called out of morbid curi- osity and drew the sheet back from the face in order to look at the ghastly wounds in the head were nu- nlerous. The funeral of the murdeT- ed man will occur this afternoon al 1 o'clock, under the auspices Of the Or .der of Eagles, of which he was a mem her. He was 42 years of age. He came west from Portsmouth, Ohio, where he was born and raised.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05

Mrs. c. W. McHenry was the guest Of friends in the city yesterday, com ing up from the American Mining and Development Co. property, where MT. McHenry is superintendent, to spend the day. She returned to Naco in the evening to meet her daughter on her home coming from visit at Can anea. Miss McHenry will come here next week to be the guest for a while .cf the Misses Thomas of Upper Tombstone Canyon.
 The Anona club held business ses- sion last evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Nolan.
 Mrs. Frank Hanscom and Mrs How ell Givens were visitors at Lowell yes terday, driving over in the morning.
 Attorney Penry, of Douglas, arrived in the city last evening on legal mis- sion.
 George Metz returned last evening from a business visit at Douglas in the interests of his soda works.
 Word received from L. C. Shattuck states that he will return to Bisbee from his visit in Pennsylvania about the 18th Of this month.
 Mrs. NJ. Doyle and children returned to the city last evening from a visit at the coast
 Wm. Davis returned last evening from a trip into Sonora in the vicinity of Nacozari on mining business.
 Local passenger traffic cn trains in
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05
CATHOLIC MILLIONAIRE
Seeks Church Dissolution of
 Marriage 80 May Wed Again

Denver. Colo, Aug. 4-At the re- quest of Millionaire James c. Doyle, Bishop Matz has summoned an ec- clestiatical court to inquire into the validity of the marrage of Doyle which the civil courts have already dissolved. Doyle wishes to marry Marie Daffy, a pretty telephone girl, but in the eyes of the Catholic church he is still mar ried.
 The technicality On which he ey- poets to have the marriage annul | is that his wife was never bapti4eI and therefore the marriage was in- valid under the canons of the church.
 Millionaire James Doyle will go to Rome, if necessary to remove the ob- stacle that stands in the way of we'd ding the girl of his choice.
 The bishop has appointed the fol lowing to hear the case; The Right Rev. Henry Robinson, judge; Father McCabe, secretary, and Father ORy- an, defender of the matrimonial bonds IL was declared by the Rev. Father Robinson this morning that only un- der two conditions would marriage wherein one of the contracting par ties was unbaptized be considered val id by the church.
 If a dispensatiOn is granted by the bishop the marriage is valid.
 If it is supposed by all parties that the baptism had been properly ad- ministered and after the marriage it transpires that there was a flaw in the ceremony.
 On the other hand, if two parties, Catholics. are married and at the time of the marriage enc or both of them are aware that baptism has not been administered or has not been administered properly. then in the eyes of the Catholic church, the marriage is null and void.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05
MORE GRAFT APPEARS.
Treasury Department Said
 To HarbOf CrOOkedneSS

Washington. Aug. A. The story calling attention to peculiar transac- tiOns and acts of Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Taylor, and Treasurer Roberts, gave the officials of the Treasury Department some uncom- fortable concern today.
 Mir. Taylor, a stockholder, appears to be doing what he can to help along the Alaska Bank and Safe De posit company, and to have used the revenue cutter Manning to make a hreak-neck journey 70 be present at a judicial proceeding in which the Champion Ditch company is interested it's fate being of considerable concern to Dr. Whitehead. the president of the Alaska Banking and Safe Deposit company.
 The Junketing of Mir. Taylor in this matter, which is alleged to be purely personal. is stated to have cost the government S50O0 in coal alone by his use of the revenue cutter Manning.
 The allegations as above were pre- sented to the Treasury Department today. and while official statement CdLuOL Et udIs IL tdll bc 5Adl1A lAo1 the officials of the department will rut the story up to Assistant Secre- tary Taylor on his return here.
 An official competent to speak, however, said:
 "The allegation seems to be not without bias. but at the same time can say that I shall have any eXplana- ton made that Mir. Taylor can make. Frankly. say it is not illegal for eith- CT Mr. Roberts or MT. Taylor to hold stock in this or that banking concern. ! held stock in a bank myself. No one knows where it is. but l am sure it is not in the bank where there are gov ernment deposits.
 The names of Taylor and Roberts believe were not used with their consent for advertising purposes. They are not directors even. but if what is charged against them in this article is true. of course. that is another mat Ter.
 If these officials were exploiting a mine. or were personally working to the disadvantage of some other bank than the one they are interested in, it would also be one thing to be as certained. It cannot be done till the arrival of Mir. TavlOr and Mir. Roberts
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05

Hes-ital Accident Charles Bailey. who some time ago had a leg broken while working in a mine, slipped and fell yesterday on the floor of the ve- randa al the Copper Queen Hospital. " hen picked up it was found that his les had been again broken at the place where knitting was well under way. The accident is considered for tGpate. as the surgeons now find that the limb can be set so that it will be straight. Before the break yesterday it was considered that Baily would be a permanent cripple with one leg shorter than the other.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05

and out of the city yesterday was the heaviest in some time.
 Mrs. R. C. Sanderson and children left last evening for a visit with friends at Douglas.
 MT. and Mrs. E. s. Hayes are visi- tors in the city from their Sulphur Springs Valley ranch.
 Garnett King arrived in the city last evening from Fl PasO.
 Travelling Auditor Lewidge, of the F. P. & s. w.. is in town on, routine business.
 Andrew Hartman left last evening for Pueblo. Col, where he will spend month or so.
 Dr. and MT. L. L. Whiteside, of Franklin, Ind, arrived in the city last evening. They come for a visit with Rev. and Mrs. John Fry.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05

Brick WalIs-Brick masons are at work building a brick wall on the side of the Rinehart drug store building. The latter is a frame landmark of the town. Under the remodeling plans that are being put into effect pressed brick walls go up about the twO-story frame structure. With completion of this work. which is to be carried on without disturbance of the drug store business, another handsome building will have been made in the city. Mir. Rinehart expects to then make exten- sive improvements on the interior which will give him one of the hand somest stores in the Southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05

Harvard Funeral SerVices-Funer- al services were held yesterday after noon at 4:30 over the body of Wm. Harvard at the Hubbard Undertaking paIlors. Rev. John Fry conducted the services. A large number of Woodmen were present, together with the sister of the deceased and many friends. The sister, Mrs. Phillips, will leave this morning with the body for Albuquerque, where interment will occur under the auspices of Woodmen of that city. The intention was to leave last evening. but it was found that better railroad connection could be made by taking departure today.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05
Twist Broke a Rib-John Cantin.

Twist BIoke Rib-John Cantin, a Copper Queen mine carpenter, was the victim yesterday of a peculiar ac- cident. He was carrying one end of timber when his foot caught in a wire on the ground and ripped him. Though he did not fall his body was wrenched about sharply in his endeav- ors to retain his feet. When he ac- complished the latter he noticed a sharp pain in his side, and on consult ing a doctor found that he had broken Ia rib.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05
BRIEF
 CITY
 NEWS

Mother lmproved-Rey. L. w. Wheatley, of the Methodist church, re- turned 10 the city last evening from Oklahoma. where he was called a couple of weeks ago by the serious ill- ness of his mother. The latter's con dition, he reports, is much improved and recovery assured.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05

Superintendent Kelley, of the Naco- zari line. has announced that until fur ther notice the sale of second class tickets on that line will be discontin- ued and only first class and third class fares will be sold. This Is following the example of many of the other Mex ican roads. who find it not profitable to handle three classes of passengers on the trains. and as the first class is the highest fare and the government laws provide that a third class fare must be maintained at all times it is found necessary to do away with the second class. The first and third, class Douglas on 3 and 1. is laying off from rates will remain the same.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05

Rev. Shields Sits Up-Rev. Harvey VI. Shields is now well on the way to recovery from his long siege with ty- phoid. Yesterday he was able to sit up. and it is the present expecta- ticn that he Will be able to leave today a weel- for the home of his father in New Mexico, where he will go to re- cuperate.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05

To Uintah Opening-Elmer Brown left last evening for Grand Junction, Colorado, one of the places of entry for lands in the Uintah reservation, which the government is about to throw open. Mir Brown goes to try his luck in the big government lottery. He is acquainted with the lands of the reservation, and says there is much there that is highly desirable.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05

caf Related Train-Train No. 4 was delayed fifteen minutes yesterday near Hereford as the result of running over a cali that got in the way. The lit- tie animals head was cut off and roll eG to one side of the track. while the body caught under the train and was dragged the full length of the coaches. Under the buffet car the Ecangled re- mains caught. and it required some time to free them.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05

all-round blacksmith wants position. Address Box 27, Naco. Arizona, or phone Cow Ranch, Naco.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05

Officers Are EIuded-Offcers are still looking for the Mexicans who murdered the Livingston ranchmen o1 July 12. They have been spurred to renewed efforts by the reward of $105O. The suspects sent over to Globe from Tucson will probably be released
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05

Yes. it is a convenience to have such a nice and varied assortment of good goods of all kinds at Lowell. See the Lowell Commercial Go.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05
NOTICE TO EAGLES.

The funeral of Bro. Henry Savage win take place today at 1 p. m. at Pythian Castle. All Eagles are re- quested to attend.
 H. s. WILLIAMS,
 W. Sec.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05
pERsoNkL

If the Douglas man who made offer to the Peoples Store for a location at Lowell will call again, I can inter est him.
 sAMTTEL, GORDON
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05

O. c. Davis. the Paradise mining man, is back in Douglas on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05

". P. Champion, of Bisbee, spent yesterday in town.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05
MRS. SAVAGE IN JAIL
May Be Sensational Develop
 mants at Hearing Today

(Continued From Page onel
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-03-17
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