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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-09
EayoriteS.

"You say that Mr.. Boobies is a mu.
sician?"
YES" answered the man who
makes puns.
What are his favorite instru,
ments?"
"The loot and the Tyre"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-09
Whether self-sup.

Whether self-sup-
port destroys womanli-
ness depends partly on
the occupation. A true
woman can keep her
womanliness even in the
most trying profession,
one that involves con-
slant publicity and ex-
posure to temptation,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-09

I Hon. W. Fl. K~elbaugh, Ex-Member !
W. Va. Legislature, 2O4 9th street, !
N. E., Washington, D. G., writes: !
"YOu can use my name and word ]
at all times for Peruna as H1edi- ;
cine and tonic unequaied. have I
! tried ii for a stubborn cold and ]
badly run down system. TRIED all
sorts of other medicines and paid
several expensive doctor bills. J
Peruna cured me, strengthened me !
more than ever, and saved me
money" !
Mrs. Clara Litterst, Seafield, Ind,
says: Last fall l took a severe cold. |
took Peruna, began to improve andkept
on so until | was able to do nv work"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1906-08-09
MERIT IS PROVED
RECORD OF A GREAT MEDICINE
a Prominers Cincinnati Woman Tells
How Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Completely Cured Her.

The great good Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is doing among
the women of America is attracting
the attention of many of our leading
scientists, and thinking people gener.
ally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
GLASS VIKINGS
o ARE PROPOSED

Theno n . probability that So
aftlua street Oh present an unhea
hen line OF ornamental glass avn
nrs la front II the large stores. If
thc suggestion made thia morning
Ga Superintendent A T. Walters, of
the streets department. meets with
bis approval aud that 1T the heard
81 public works.
Mr. Walters has beoa bothered
Tor aamo ume Ia the effort a. de
.termiue how wide aWuiusa should
he, which project over the side
Naiha. aud ~ what material the,
should be- constructed tie had
about reached the cancellation that
ftN feet would be plenty Tor width.
1nd that cloth would be an rlghi
for their construction. au that al
mittod 1t the awnings beiag raised
ahi lowered al Will
The cloth awning said In
.Crichton. sis not nrepfoaf and an
eely sight ans Nay. Why not have
ornamental glass awnings ~ a.
least eight feet In Width They
Nauli BE- a decoration "a the eltY.
safer aad a good couYeyor OF rain
water 10 the streets
some limit 20 the width 81 hsn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
POLICE ESTIMATE
Is RAISED

Tbs finance cdmmslttee % the
flty council dii a very unusual
thing last uikht They considered
mlalaE the estimates ~ she chief af
poliee naom tsiNaAa e. tssa a0a.
Two items nnm ehtef Wappen-
strtnss estimates viii probably be
cat ant Thee are Tor a g.. zoe sun
station. ara sa9oa f0T stable malta
teuance one sab station was al
iawcA The IS additional men ask
rA for ~ tec chirg NRs taken q
der adytsement uutn ths commit
tees neat meeting
The city camutfaliera estimate ~
So. ee1 VAS passed with no hmrun-
aHt change The estimates " tho
comptroller ana polica departments
last year Wees much !oNeF than this
year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
Have You Been TO the
Navy Yard?

Every visitor and every resident
al Seattle should SEQ Unele Sans
wonderful navy yard al nremerton
See the hatticahlps. cruisers aud
torpedo boats thurrs the great
training ship Philadelphia the mag
%nlfcvat dry dock. foun1riea and ma
chine shops The ride ON the Port
Orchard boats which leave pier :
six times daily. u delightful and
you viii eai0y H. Round TRIP Soc
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
NEAL CLOSED
FOR NEW BOAT

rshusafy d new
kes' IA A,laatie esas' sa
sf's IN BE- paeci on ia'
,ea ar eaasNtttvFia run
slss n,suationei sieans
v nc rhIs statement = ntia,
esalans m authority oeisisl
e. ' r,aboay i nov ga p
s stated that = aea.
- y. sps~llrf steamer tht'
as.~nlIs has hsea r'
~ rae steamer
y .r,saad the horn @e WIZ
n .usesn,l. vii 10 r
stasfeulusham rse Il
e nat me pnfuhm at
southeastern Alaska
F m ais ~ erefstrt 20
$50 ano,heF aesu'es.
as,ef srceL UkiHK ths
@s.n,ss riafv
- spe siea
f ea ihs Atlanta coast
~ present intention gi
81 steamship caapaf9 90
. eun ga This caest f
~ 4. us,lern shlphaiiieis De-
-, ~ sauh tos ~ eensera
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

lass must be fixed" said aupefin
tendenl Walters. and II Ne allow
sight feet then w will have nothing
bat one yaat shed over cur side
walks aud will have continual clam
OF fue an extension Of the width
The superintendent scratched hts
thoughtful brow aud walked sadly
off 60 HIS office 10 think the matter
cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
MERCHANTS KICK ON
NEW N. P. ARRANGEMENTS

The claims 81 Seattle shippers
against the Northern Pacific will
heucefarth be passed upon AZ Ia
coma uszt,ad 81 la Seattle The new
arrangement does not meet With tho
appreciation ~ local merchants. Who
anticipate delay iu q prosecution
Of their claims an1 consequently
w1Hld rather the company would
continue the old system
NJ. Tinliug. the Seattle freight
agent who Il anxious that HE pa
irons continue satisfied. has been
assured that the new Hcheme VII
be as expeditions na the other. and
n not then the latter win be re-
stored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
HILL REACHING
FOR THE COAST
lserlne. TsIsaranh ssfvlesl

ANAftNHA f"HNH'~FH
SOUTH McAlIiSrEH. I T.. Oct
To 1t vas learned last uight that .
PARTY Of surveyors Ia the employ ~
, J IAN. president u the North
crn Pacific and Great Northern rail-
Ways. ieft this elty yesterday 10 ob
tain riRht0f way for q new iiue 10
the Gulf The engineer Ia charge
OF The surveying party declines 70
discuss the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
PARK
TO INCORPORATE

rhe election held yesterday az
Ravouua % dpeide whether -
taWH should Ine%arIarate as "a cae
81 the faultb etsaa resulted IN a
decided eietarx fat Incorporation
ire tats tcIuE 81 fof aut against
Thr residents Of that snhurh are
extremely anxiaua o. beenne a part
81 the city e Seattle 81 tbo earliest
possIbIt moment. asd viii at unca
auply ta Tbs cauneu Zoe aimlsaiom
rho territory embraced ia this
new incorporation 10 tao acrca Of
land and at gitiacHA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

Joe Martin. Tho auctiouecr who
vas arrested for mizrrpresentinE
the quality Of iawoiry sgld. wss yes
lerday discharged b. the means Of
expert testimony. Ia tho eam.
plaiut flrd against Martin it
charged him with selling Enasfs
woFth 81 for $50. but the states
ONu witness testified that the ar.
tscIea Were worth 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

h~szns hsve beer issued ~
NMfrr4 Rese % the wedding
rn II hef ssnKAtrr. Tavern
- 2ha@s nsaFvs8xe wiil NAe
~ ats evening 20 NJ. Carey
~ HaYrz ire eiisss sau 90
~ g Aayvs pastor - TIE FIRST
rvtx ekarrh The reception sfgf
~ ~ rsxesreaY srd win b.
abk~w q Ne brffes mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
'HARPgR AND Brown
AT GREEN LAKE.

Vincent Harper. lecturer and al.
thor, aud Edwin J. hrpwa. socialist
party nnmlnee for county attorney
.ot klnx county. wal hddress a meet.
lug to be held IN Kldd's bail. Green
lake. tonight az ! o'clock The
subject Of Mr. Harpera address vii
hn What Is Socialism Whlle Mt.
hrown viii talk on thc subject.
Have the Republican aud u mo.
cratic Parties kept Faith With the
People p
The meeting IL free aud n general
Invitation has been extended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
HOME
DYNAM|TED
Cstar Special ssrvlss.)

SHEIiAtts. Oct fa The real
annee % Judge ~ Yoder was dYna.
Hllt'd last uinht aud the Judge and
af# Aodef we're badly injured.
ne work II supposed fu be that
~ a former butcher 81 thla town.
tom whom a divorce was granted
the mans vifo During the tflal.
Judge Noder resolved several
threatening letters. believed to have
been seat BY the butcher, who ~
SHOWN locally us bologna John A
lee iptiuu u the supposed criminal
i.'a been sent 10 The police of ali
DE coast cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
SYLVESTER
APPEALS


mxxrsA OF la~May sglKU
Seasllas Eianrcr wonea
s.s,a has served The a''et
an nallee 81 appeal in
.sssnst ne State rpevnus
.rslu.t ast herr ~ Jutsr
- a. SEATTLE she claims
!. "a espitoi site Donated rs
- shealt revert keoaasr fhv
q nSi cemplsta ne cspii9t
a. saai wefsfV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
.sxosv n 4


mxuetA akE fa-Tke state
- sAa-sl nani halts 81 zee
~ thesf a. ih1 Sp9kzu
- nj - tl0t94 ef the
- sss spent u TIE Fareha
80, uatn Is helA tn TIE Sam
s4.e sna - fas state ireas
N ether tsaNA NH
ssa4 Ell iese natnlnK - a.
- legislature all eelfe fhs
- .a1ft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

" W nuuxlan and : A coui
hurst. bofh % the Shinsie Mill
bureau. Jeff Lass might Zoe ~ An
xeles In ihs iatsrest - ths b8reaa
u Is ouiY recently that the mills ia
Clailam county have hswu brought
lato the bureau nnkA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
G. N. sloNALs REAoY.

Tho work u installing the new
iHtrrlaokinR plant bY the Great
Northern. 1000 feet from the east
entrance ~ the tunnel waa pfacz
Ideally completed yesterday. and
viii be Ia operation ln a few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
LION HUNTER N sEArrLE.

r q gsi8us ~ london. known
~ the greatest lion hunter ~ the
world II IA Seattle today On hl4 way
10 England Mf. aelous he's just
returned from o hunting trip In
Alaska. Re has with him a large
assortment 81 heads and skins OBJ
taiaed while iu the Yukon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
UpoE sErHEA 1T.

fseripps Telegraph ssrvies1
DIXON. H. Oct 20 -FedofBi
Judse Bethea Is critically ili AZ bis
home here and q surgical operation
may bee necessary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
naeAklne uP MAnleeHaN.

Work u breaking up the old
German steamer Marechen has be-
gun IN this port BY the owners.
Rehuhaeh 4 Hamilton She vii De
completely kad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
tssof COMPANIES
ATE.


urxfk. Oct ASK Seattle
-s,rzrsns ptfh a gross capital
~ x ulsxssea nied Articles
sHwpsaEiaa hete yesterday With
n r~sszEy a. state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
CURTIS EXHIBITS PHOTOS.

A racnpti1u 10 being held this AZ.
tarnoon at the Curtis studio. al
n hitch an exhibit oE the photographs
e wmxhlngton women Is being held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
LECTURE ~ MISS a'cAsE

Miss LEA Ross McCah9. % Mes
York. IL tccfshnx thls afternoon ai
fke rnitaFtaH church ON The Ara
AwaksninE ~ America. the affai'
Being nBarr tbs auspices gf the eity
federation Of somen's clubs Tha
funda wM 60 tosarts halldias a
n9w clab hoase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
DANCE oF sARssas' UNION.

The BARRIERS unioa gave a daacs
- The Labor Temple last night
whleh xaa sell attsuded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

The first one Ia years. and he had
Il taken AZ Piuney. the photograph
eria, la the Washington bldg Pho
toa Of all kinda. Sizes and prices
aud the very finest quality Of WORT
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

~ h<s seak. fssc 10: round.
u pm fzsf. 4 10 SC. and ham.
k6 - Third ave NJ 5tgS.
Nj .es
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

Klein. the snoemarer. zi7 Jauss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10

Wear Brooks Hats. iaai 2nd ave
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-10
inexperienced Opticians
Ruin Many Per-
sons Eyes

You are taking no chances a. the
sehnehard optical Co. 1897 Second
law Here every man 10 an expert
and glasses are furnished. II you
need them. from 81 up "
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-31

tina; are pleasing
The zine IA 49, lslpfOl
70 worry over P5ope giv.
The world ufgt 'aTity NJ
ana ysie aud rae ven TO set|
Resolve ia 6r 90
want Others = a. Wat yOD
Il ie more iur-,....
10 do. remeu H.. % oe tlap
something vor.t Il You %
sUrs 70 do some 700 ara
The Lighted am '.l While
dlsUce. 10Th ia.
There ar .Iosa
ID running 8bpr- 1aNe lIh
iug matches 10 'll Offer
that ;bev uah.r pllg'ins
DARK. while tue- III tho
uuliguted 'aall's are
There ls . g-ss
ltual electric E w.s;. u splt'
sell Tie nos ~. .-'l Your.
il lie ls 70 frr ~ 'llOg
70 connect a. ror ,.aut and
Be 3 radiant S'ln It,
you 20 1eleVel
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-31
Senator Rayos- as a Few
Pointed " o-1s % Say
d t14 Ia as
81 -sS-

.Ftr-- --,,... s-.- nv,
1fsr psrrr. ~ a'oi VII
~ go y---- al I'l'tf'
~ c-as-io,, ~ -.4Fu' oa
Iss57rr ;ss1a a. 'ue
rras.feneI 80 D. 'l7 oOn'
nan, S,aal-,r IA. .p, Vaa'
$50 H., .D'S 'Il'
arraA7 VII ~ ri -. ,,vJu s
~, CO.. "' 'u'
i go r.t W.,
NM 10 -sr4 " usN
-. - ~ ISSUE
v51I co,.-5rr. ~, '1 "a
fn-rta rn-1 80 :" ,u'
ma5Asr 80 -. 80 t aug
80 .1,,srnar -.mei
$50 +ha ",aa's
;ssDa M - - ."a'4 Is
- -. - ,i.5 "
- nam,,.,..'3,.-.--. n'" '.''
csnss - - :, h 'aS
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=. 1fae.a,,'-1e!-- s'G ,ia, ~ u
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- 1at-i5 --.4'S auu
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-31
- J111 1t : -EEs NV
a--E SD On x
-TE DO--
n EETS

r- =- Il --v= III. adde's al
a-- = -g---. -aur= l=a- IL IN ALREADY
.-s- us- Fr=-.- NJ ordering liz I-uuhc
----lt-. ,g - ill., -a-u=gi- siuIplIh4G
Spelling g- a saas- - specified word.
p a executive LEGATIONS aic ee--
-4LL Q--a-- lo-1ui-u-- TuH Ia. e.
sl=- widespread -gmm=ut auo Iut=r=s.
among 81 -ar= plilalo-isl- aud new.
I-+7- publishers WI. to Ira. extent
nav LIZ popular .zlllz OF lu- spelling I'D
iL=r oFL -a re zuGI-a La-l4er.
10 glf=L . ~ s4u o. money 10 aIC
-Is- -Al-- --la It-C %. phonetic sr-sl.-
IL all l-aE eminent professor Il
aur- g. Ll b. -z- a. tue uuaiie is
tal---l-r tll- II -laz= Will T. -l--lj-C
a ~ liz GAG U4s via lev =ze-l-5 lbs
4 f4s- lAs bel a.-ss-v=c tuadop- tue
l-T style Certain e tll- y rs. 3. -,,-
-i-- nave Del u=-C uy EDITOR auC
F-t1l-r- gene AL for some INN. arr
FL@L t.f- occasion Requires other. will
T. lzk=l IL = 1-F spelling reform j.
@voll--1llrE go. rsToiutlgus-v 81 tf.s
res l=-- WONG maze l.. AND Sums
Wa suggested ina If he couIc ge- tne
system ADOPTED b. tie SCHOOLS or tn
laL1 r. sgoulu L. assured ct lie .ufir.
seDoo. gu7 VOTE
among iae Wsr1s IL tie S1 tnar
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-31

2 ufE < = ItFGNt tu~ h44li nN
-R-e incident EuC 1ne taeI -nB;
1.nDsevel- uad paved opUui
game and Lac shown baC faith
suC IL -ue eu5 nat BUr-sD dered
80 -ns -Eilrnads RuO gave rIiam
~ u-uBL euu-c -e-iev. EuC h
once peEHT DeBpIHr prEIE-s UI
rs neat m uI--IuE rue hated
uaH- -us 5B~t rnu e-e,
Inuru- u ma
IN m ~antanl b. rna- nt WI
ulUrt 5n.nveU NJ sRcI O-ne-
Is-.aE Well -Ha- Il INT Wy
-E n ll.s--T r. unnI 1T neopie
a-G swallowed Cne BAR
lnos auI suiFa,
-uIur fu- vuIci ~ t,nose
--- IS ululWr uImsel5 nj most
arr ra- vuleI liz saBes mt Crear-
- credit. CONSISTS o. Ocrnpns
chasing duG r-E< nuS-ur There
~ -vr urauGs IS Is--Ite ou8sIn.
e oeraHuS-e and 1T nEs-In. o.
-nS-s ana ar 0dIoUs and -be
ela-u- % oaT0uuses and ms
UuS--a- o. --us-s mar art pnl
Mar - - -oI1ne hoose
--l- mas undertaken Oufr -ne Ms.
q -Is--e b. uas ua. -4- azSaiIeC
: uluoia- uIououoi Tne eouu---
1ar - l-ru.- min To- u. mas
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-31
Advertising the Fair

Much of the advertising OF 'n0
Great Frederick Fair. VIII U'
handled by Mr.. AdolPhnS hauS
burg, who is now ont on the foau
putting up the attractive pOs'er'
and show cards. Last year Ii".
ellerS spoke Of the wide eAIeh h
of the territory used in the pun
licity campaign of the FFedelij u
Fair, and the effective manner u
which it was done. TINS yea "a
there will be some deViallo a%
from the beaten path. out nuS a
of the old route will be iolioNe ,o.
In q short time the caiaios ~
Of the Fair viii be clreuia''H; IN
giving the correct premium I's ;na
all of the departments, IsO' e.
data, etc. This is genefaiiio
sued about the first part Oh ''f
TENDER.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-31


-l
ia tau
o@-a-l. Ialuua m
a -t- ugll-l"-ar vu. come Cd
-u- Ea-IHI.a La az a.--
uU-ul- 49, uu la b
wa -ars If @ 4- --u--s
enue-lFus U Ha
-n- convention -r- u.-- Ed,
morrow y lillian in af
Tau.l It lanu anna
lO. N-l WI -u d. uo.
Dr. u ls -u- -r ---.
-lru- mar uaa 49, a-a- ~ Is.
Theodore h0e-- -----
-IL. ua Lac .--l .a--C
las- --ssiul 81 a- ---
va O. al rr-ou. .a- 81 -r-- -,
-u- I-oui- aar Tl -ur.. a-
Gee lH"-I u.aal..- 81.
e-a'1t-t u- l--eu.- a.
H. 1a- v-s Hs=s 81 -l
AID 1."c----.- Lac oea--C Il
h.. message Co.'S -r-~. 4f mar
f,-el Fo--L -la-Hs So LIE a-aat-.
r -'--lie.- all ua's----t- va-
alT9-al-l e nF -u,
"a II = l-ia-a- l0r--l -laH w
-i-- some -i-l'oefa- laE u-az-,
IL We 'l'--cL II IN -f--.
0l i- 81 at-e .oHr -la- e-1.,r-
house -uou-a g
Z Vuft ID -a.u- u AZ L-H- Aa-
Va ia---l e -on-r--s
-aan-- al any s-aloe-a II
a a-i9uo 1..a-laFu since lsst w
II -gil7~ esss97m t-e8rL -.le-
BYE I'll prove IT, -rul o my
Z. leAe - i9l- a. .-s-
a-L r. uo- lf ireigr- Lap~-T-l
- 9alc Tort ap0u -HilroaG
tai- - s--a-l1L sl---e- va.
maze go A- l9oF O. -n- uuu--
II 1ul -sall 1ua-7 EIl.Iaus
s. 4 i>siSs-I}li -A- J-u0csa IL
i-Hu-. Id read exactly a. ~
message o t'ar--F+sI' or -u- sur-
~. a9L l4asl- oauHl- -lat iron
2. t'ocs+s'--- - uucI ] u0- al
liz llEffLfa 1901 = rf-.r. f4l r. rl-. --.-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-31

Tins column j. published week Z
II Tie nope tlar il NAY avaBe1
OF liz psrj Of ne husband and
cllc q deeper appreciation Of her
VINO i Tie ctu-ia- figure OF
tae nome: .uat il nay s.ltLEtbeu
-ue family bonds, mating them
more beaur,fg. and tender: Il e.
NAY encourage CHARITY and
urea, b. nope for he future
Where language Il music aud love
Is .aw We rrGs, mat It'll, de
partueuj may 10 lie young
brighten sua deepen Inc pleas
ur-- AID memories ot nome, WIZ :
20 ue advanced Ii years some
-L-lG may o+ said that vii bring
70 View me reflected radiance 81
golden davnIuc Ne should
~ pleased 10 occasionally hear
from on readers Y 10 appreciate
tllt department. Il does DO harm
10 croq even word now and
theI eftl il The pathway OF al
editor bose road seems eve, 10
ltaC among he tI0rus.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-31

Teach lie children TO be kIud
u TIE unfortunate il l5fe. and
utre, 10 MAKE game Of auv. far
heaven loves and uues he poor
and humble. Lei conversations
Inc home br pure help the
children With then lessons al
HEur and see that they give
proper -lHe to their lessons while
a home. and 10 be respe cfuI 10
tnelr teachers. And. again ]
say. help them with their lessons.
o. COURSE here are some parents
VINO are unfortunate ana cannon
assist thelT children - mucb
II more should they give them
lie ads aulaee Of Studying. that
.Dey may profit wherein they
themselves have erred. Even If
fancy work is LAID aside and tbs
-lIllt dresses are 10 be PLAN. give
more Tine and attention IL i'm
proving The mind for how much
beIier. SAYS Rnsklu. is a soul and
miuc well cared for. than fine
dress. For when refining ousE-
nee surround the home. The home
VII. lHtueIce the school. and the
scDoo- influence The community.
around The home hearths nav
ne ine Serp II cooled 10 strike
VIII Is poisoning fangs The prat-
ding child aboUi its mothers
knee
% invoke The guardian angel
o. peace 10 hover over your home
hest unat you may be secure
under the shadow OF his wings.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-31
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-31

- DC Lar uuf fU- moment felt
while Ginning me s'-ep patti Of
-li- -uar uIs burden was heavier
-laI ll- ueart could hear But
- mus ever iuos upward aud
He~e- 5al-er r VI WI renew
our none and continue iii our
rou-e our AMBITION VI d, ast
be crowned WIKI success. Il Las
o-r-r 3-eu said Iua- i'-v4rr day
has Us pains and sorrows Tins
If rue nu, w mus; Sd mat
er--r DAY las Likewise Us pleas
MES aud Joys Ne az only drink
IL ou- Of -Iat mixed cUp which
Providence Las prepared for rs
a.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-31


vaz1-H SE- -l1-laE WI
oooe Il 2-aae 5,eosu-l1- Z,
Sane u NE.-lc1E Damn
ac- - Na--lznc 5os1 =
a4
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45.I ms. ssrs Vu-i William
jennings II al lauas IL Eev
To-f. 4uEus- 3u-L 1901. liz VII
receive al o-a-l1I IRON -ue o.
ugur-C Deuoc-ac- o. Ems HuC
msl- o-uet S-az-s WINCH urou
l,es ID --ra- -ue mons - u-moI-
s--a-iuI ue Witnessed il Madison
SQUARE .7arU-i d -ue -luie o.. uls
memorable t--e sii-e- s.,=-uL. IL
sgt
IL formation r-..4---r ~ 20.
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.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-31
as IN EzANFLE TO OTHERS.

As An E1ANPLE TO OTHERS.
DO Dor waste your vitality and
TINE IL anxiety about your neigh
Dors spiritual or moral welfare
1he one thing Of importan re
above al others for each ipai.
ylunal Is acknowledgements. Once
developed YOU will be an ipsni.
ration 10 others TO helm Them.
selves. 4ou were sent here n
MAKE the best Of your spirit and
FouT mind. Unless you do this
L Il useless for you to sttempf
70 benefit others. IF Won do
lnls your example will be an in
SEPARATION and d guide.
Il you Keep quiet and SCI an
example Of happy, attractive
morality and unselfishpess von
VII Dc q more successful reformer
suan 8 Thousand aggressive and
uisasreeaDie teachers and med
dierE. You cannot live sDother,s
ne Dui Fou can live your own
ana 1--we L well. Ask no mans
soTlee but study the peonls von
meet and avoid the hahits ana
manners which you find annoy
lhg e you in others, and culfi-
ale the qualities that You ind
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-31

Advertise in the 'CinHen'
the BEST RESULTS are GET
tain.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-31
Z lsll5 fnf nRrTeEtE were

Democratic County Convention
e. 5-EddocE 5siEn1s 5E1u-ds-.
September BIZ - Congress- d
Convention 5sFs-szoEu. Tnu-E-
dET. September u
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-31

We snuuid uear De burdens q
lit oh-erfu r. II Il wrong 70
cultivate Gl-cuu eminent vDsu
" coutO ENJOY peace aud Dsppi
mess some peulle ion5 OIL tne
Ga-f sI04 o. ever7 picture. and
De-rpH iose ne beauty Of TO
Ga sunshine 80 anticipating
ne GarE cIuuus Of tomorrow
- us rather ca-cD tue CLEANS
Of sunshine and weave lie golden
threads mo. [aUrlc Of life. aud
mel -nt IIru- q sorrow sheds
IL gloon around a. mos. threads
o. treasured suusIiue VI. MAKE
or saCuess i-ss W. sDoulC meet
on --uUul-s VIII q vii deer
mined "a conquer
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-31

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-08-31

There sr- many gOOo seeming
mel VIM. Il I'll then DAYS
-huuEure and feelings were 70 Ds
suddeuly Developed into acts. vie
ink 70 ne ere. would run from
-nensel q a. men IL earthquakes
~ur ron ttt fey gspiLEs q TIE
ground. auC 81 puurUue cracks
-uai opel rnt way 70 the uuCuolsd
.ceuIef o. .percI-IuI