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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-05
THE "DEVIL" HAD REMEMeERED
Put the Coal Hold Out of Way of Boss
for Once,

Postmaster and Editor Samuel R.
Moseley Of the Hyde Park Gazette had
a printers devil in his employ nick
named the Duke" In building a fire
in the stove in the front office he
would invariably leave the coal hod
where Moseley would stumble over 1t
as he came clustering in the front
door.
Repeated remonstrances failing to
cure the Dukes" carelessness Nose
ley agreed to give him dime If he
would put the coal hod where it would
be out OF the way.
The next morning Moseley "blew
in" in his usual strenuous manner,
and, sure enough, the troublesome
coal hod was out of sight. With a
smile, Sam" handed the Duke" a
dime, and his smile broadened into q
grin when he turned around and saw
the coal bod standing on top of his
desk with ashes and clinkers
sprinkled all over his papers and
chair.-Boston Herald.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-05
Retrenching.

1t was Mrs. Hetty Green's seven
tieth birthday.
Madam" said an interviewer, will
you tell me how you account for your
SUGGEST"
"By being different" Mrs. Green an
swered. by getting as much knowl-
edge as possible and by working on
anything I undertake as hard as pos
sible.
She smiled grimly.
81 have been different from a New
BEDFORD girl, a friend Of my child
hood.
"This girl, though she married
poor man, gave no more thought to
money than a child.
Her husband one day opened let
ter, turned pale and said reproach-
fully:
MY dear, It was only last month
that paid q milliner's bill Of s75, and
here ia another one for $50 this
month";
"She smiled Mt him.
"'We,l, she said, that shows that
7 am beginning to spend less"
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-05
New Minister to Norway.

Herbert H. d. Pierce, our new min
iEter to Norway, and a native of Mas
sachusetts, is reJstiye " Marriage
Of Senator Lodge
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-05-05
CITY OF MEXICO AND RETURN,
5000.

April 25th to May 9Th the Colorado
Midland will sell round trip tickets
Salt Lake to City of Mexico and re-
turn for $69SO. Good for stop-overs up
to sixty days. Your choice of three
excellent routes. Illustrated books on
Mexico free. Other dates later on.
Write L. H. Harding, general agent
Salt Lake, for further information.
The Midland Route is the line that has
that through observation car.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28
Mr.. Markell Suggested.

II vas rumored IL Baltimore
banking circles that Mr.. john
l. Markell. OF Frederick, tie
Datloudl bank examiner Tor this
Glstllct, would ue suggested a.
President vi tue Commercial aud
Farmers Bauh, oi Baltimore.
MI George a. NUu Llugeu L.
low President, having Ueeu
chosen 10 succeed ~. A Masun.
" hU resigned. Ii i uuders God
iual Nf. Won Liugeu las 10 de-
slIe 10 accept Tie position de
j al the mead OF tne shipping
FIRM VI A. Scuumachdr x Co..
which represents the Nortn Ger
man Liol Il Steamship Company
III Baltimore, AID also ua> uu
merOus other Interests which
tdaes up uls time 10 such du
eAtent a. 10 make II burden some
70 assume the infringement Of the
bauk. Sir. Markell Is well equip
Ped 10 aBllii! Tor the position.
aud MS many friends wish hlm
success
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28
Masons Toast Their Grand
Master.

Tue Sir Knights Templar of
the United States on Christina.
Day offered the customary toast
to their Grand Master at twelve
O'Clock. noon, according to East.
ern standard time, aud through.
out the entire jurisdiction at such
hours as cOrIesponded to the b0ur
Of noon here.
The toast, as prepared bv the
committee on Christmas obServ
ance for this year was as fol.
lows:
10 our Most Eminent Grand
Master, George NJ. Moulton: A
merry Christmas, aud NAV he
always Iemem Der the love and
friendship of his fellow soldiers
of tue Cross"
The Grand Master responded
to the toast at a SCI hour. The
members Of Jacques de Molay
COmmandery. knights Templar,
of this city. mhIcd in the
Masonic Temple to participate 10
the ceremony.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28

Tue timber buyer knows inc.
what market prices are and. fTon'
experience, he eau figure va,r
closely what it will cost him
put lie timber on the market IA
can also judge very closely vLat
ge can secure from a c4rain
tract. When. therefore. he an
proaches the farmer with his Offer
the latter is at decided diSad
vantage. having but little knouI
edge of what his timber i wor.b
1t Is usually d case of the ono IN
deavoring 10 get the timber far
as little as possible. aud KNOWING
its value. and the other bo'din@
1t for IS high a price as he can
command. not knowing what tho
price should be. With good trans
portati0n facilities and good mar.
hets, the farmers throughout tLa
State should not find II difficn,t
10 make good estimates ON rho
cost OF getting out timber, and
thereby judge its worth on The
stump. 1t is only IN this wav
that they will be able TO deal sat
isfactorily with the timber bnyer
WHO possesses expert kuowledge
and who is in close touch with
the market.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28
No Constitutional Convention
Next Year.

II Obedience 10 "A provision IN
orr present Constitution irdlir-
Ing call for d Constitutional
Convention 70 be submitted TO
the people every twenty wears.
Tie las: Legislature passed The
necessary legislation. aai Tie
voters Of his State will vote on
Ills question al tue next general
election.
This action was taken uo- he
cause tie Democratic majority in
that body was favorable to d
Constitutional Convention. but
simply 10 carry out this plain.
direct Constitutional provision.
Tie Democratic party i, in no
SENSE committed 10 this cali. and
re tulBk II OF lie utmost Import
ance that party people SHOULD
tsse decided staud against II.
We are free TO admit that the
present Constitution might he
amended IL many ways to the al
vantage Of our people, and that
many Of lis provisions could be
Improved upon. but are fully con-
'l0ced that this is bot the time to
advocate the calling OF Cousti
tutlonal Convention. AlittIe
over YEAR ago We submitted
Constitutional Amendment the
purpos: of which was 10 elm
lnate tie ignorant negro vote of
tie State, and because OF party
division. II was defeated. While
believing that great mistake
Was made a that time, aud that
tie amendment ought TO have
been carried, the great mass of
Democrats have accepted the
verdict at the polls. To advocate
tie calling of a convention now
would simply be TO saddle the
party with all the conditions of
the late contest, in addition TO
arratIug against Us every man
who wonld oppose "a convention
on other grounds.
In view OF these facts we think
that II Is the duty of every Dem
ocratic paper and party leader 10
take strong ground against
Constitutional Convention at this
time, and not have next years
Important campaign complicated
by this question. The way TO d.
this Is clear. Let every Demo
cratic paper take strong ground
against tie call. and let the Dem
ocratic State Convention that
meets next year declare against
it.-Marylaad Democrat
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28
NO HIGHER POSTAL RATES
FOB NEWSPAPERS.

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We=sIy Publisher. s---ss.5 q. 10 n.
bitter fgd. sea5-.t z.r PROPOSED .,-
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elias 11all matter st..tse..1gx,hs,
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28
ssyAN ozzzNoS STATES FORESTRY SUGGESTIONS
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Nash -.aI Tie CONSERVATION.
Wa,.r +. ne uol- than ,eatuI,
ago, 0, a..,G die Tor .oday The
cha - iudt are needed are
caau-r> d m,s uod. not of prlu
chile Tue division If do powers
Of government Ms founded apou
The doctrine Of self government.
and the presely alton OF the nation
depends upon Tue careful ob>erv
aucr OF the limitations between
the things that are local aud the
thugs that are national Those
who do Dot rec guizr the doctrine
OF local self GOV eminent can make
an r.4meut ID favor OF Tie
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28

.fr H.. ,.., ,.5-k .,.,,-
..n, ,,f rl,. mans,
.,.. anf t,g
81 ~., t,..t Lac, Il.
5nf &c.. u +. .,S ~ ta.~
..p, ani a t-ss. d -
e., Ia. s.p.,t-> ....s.ss .e
b.a er~ wi. De- Ie .,.1~
l,,. d hl nn0 HR.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28

IHE fsttts- liz L-= u--.a 4 post
master fer Fre5-Hes C.ty VII So. y=
ended, aad ~ vii kuov who liz
lucky one l. Taer=l are Two il ib-
fight 3 faE - The p19..cL. aware a13
there j. Boy much chance for 9 d4fE
horse BON G4rr-t; :. DvGrauge, The
present incumbent, AMI AdHp1u.
H H4r ingion, the a.pirsuts, are
waiting auxio.sly for tie lightning to
strike them II Ia gotten ,o,a a..
where long p-titi n q iestim uisls
svaileth little. and il j. practically up
10 Ge1r.e Alexander Pearre Ed. 81.
C., 0 say the wort Soue --em b
thins by Know already. ID. lti,uat
always that coming event. ca, their
shadows before a. long = tie eee-
ton i over j : ab2gt time 70 e1d Tie
uncertainty.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28
A Deep Mystery.

1t is a mystery why women en-
dure Backache, Headache. Ner-
vouSness, SleeplesSness, Melan-
choly, Painting and Dizzy Spells
when thousands have proved that
Electric BitterS will quickly cure
such troubles. 81 suffered for
years wi: h kidney trouble" writes
Mrs Phebe Cherley, of Paterson,
la "and "A lame back panied me
so | could not dress myself, but
Electric BitterS wholly cured me,
and, although - years old, | am
now able to do all my homework. >
1t overcomeS Constipation, i'm
proves appetite. gives perfect
health. Only 5 cents at A. l..
Pearre'S drug store.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28
Strikes a Rich Find.

II was troubled for several
years with chronic indigestion
and nervous debility" writes +.
j. Green, of Lancaster, n. II,
"No remedy helped me until l
began using Electric Bitters.
which did me more good than all
the medicines | ever used. Ihey
also kept my wife in excelienC
health for years. She says Elec'
trio Bitters are just splendid for
female troubles; that they are
grand tonic and invigOrator LOT
weak, run down women No
other medicine can take It's
place in our family Try them'
Only 80 cents. Satisfaction guar
anteed by A. l.. Pearre, drug
giSt.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28
Ye Glow Springs,

Dec. %, 1906
Elk Judge Il. NJ. Neighbours.
recently 5 Id to Mr. Harry Baum
gardner Que of the finest steers in
the county for bis age, which was
2 years and 4 mouths and it weigh
ed 1l30 pounds aud brought $50.
Mr.. Allen S. Martz, of Balti.
more, speut the holidays here with
his mother and brother j. d.
Martz.
Mrs. Ashton. of Wrights,ille,
Pa, speut several days here with
his brother, Mr.. George L. Me
Lane who has been on the sick
list for several weeks with heart
trouble.
Miss Albeit Staley of Pleasant
Hill and Mrs. Leath S. Staley of
this place ale also on the sick
list.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28
French Law Of Separation
as Explained BY Mr. Cans.

MI Edgar Ii Cans, The we'd
known lawyer WHO has given
close attention TO The law tor tue
~eaIa'lou OF church aud STATE
81 uicl i being e"torced III France.
explains Ii provisions 10 al lu-
,etN]ew Ill lie Baltimore syn.
Iou the View polat Of al Amer
lean Lawyer. " Do ! also q Cath
Ole. de makes Tx following
statements:
Sepata lol IL lie United
; a.e> Ia lie apgro'a. 81 ta,l
o.lc,: il France i Ia Tie con
deuAailel q; oil.
I'D liz I u!.rd St4te> Nc have
wI.eH constitutions, which ate
superior io al legislation. II
tta4tr. = IL LlE.all. .urIe :
10 constitution III tal> sense.
LIZ ac.lvu ot Parliament Is -
gtrLr AID lo CONT can sci il
aside IS lacolstliltl-ua-
IN france AVS Lave been
passed y.g.s.lug 10 t1v mos. bra
la Tay lie sacred Ds-. o. -l3-
cry o. cousclv1ce. Il slcl thugs
could aud did happen ID Amer
lca t1eIr would oe resistance
ltre. zoo bul % effective and -
vigorous TIA. such Avs could
never again oe attempted. ! IL
81! upon Ills simple dls.luctlou
Il explains the Whole situation.
l L. SepaTailou BIZ declares
tnai al cAiuedia!s. CHURCHES.
cuapels, arc1bl>uop>' aud Dish
ops houses are the property OF
tle Sta,e. tue departments aud
the commuDes, but ale lett gra'
iultous!! al the disposal OF Tie
ueW associations.
But low ale these assocla-
HONS 10 b ioTmrdi lie law Sd! :.
I'll accordance WIKI the rules OF
genera. Organization OF tue it-
lslol OF WHICH ne! are 10 malu
tain Tie exercise. II case OF DIS
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28

A deed was fled in tie Office
Of the Clerk OF the Circuit Courc
Saturday morning last. toe end
inst. from the late General L
Victor Bsugbman, 20 bis vie.
Z ASs. l.. Y. Baughman. converting
to her all bis personal property
and bis interest in The CITIZEN,
for the sum Of SO The prop
erty Is conveyed to her and her
heirs aud assigns forever, in fee
simple. The deed was executed
November 9th. 1906.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28
Bank For Libertytown.

At meeting of residents Of
Libertytown, held at that place
on Saturday last. Sir. James n.
SapplugtOn a. chairman and Mr.
/. h Sweadner "a secretary. steps
were taken towards Organizing a
BANK, to be known as tie Liberrv-
town Savings Bank. Bith a capi-
tai stock OF $4,000 a Subscription
book has been opened and j. in
charge of Sir. James 81. Sappibg.
ton.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28

Roosevelt four years admin
i>tratiou cost the country
minus Panama Canal eNpendi-
ture of S6G.JS3.5 -, &C.
421.S $50. which J. greater Jog
S43I.Io4.199 than the four
years Of Mckinley with the
Spanish War cNpcn d iture
thrown in
What do the American people
say To TIN. exquisite reckless
ness
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28
c. " SsSlsy. q the State
Soa2G Gives Timely Tnfor
nation = Those later
GETTING OFT TIMBER

Ills : lie timr of Tie YEAR
q hea .a-u-r> ard an wood land
..Naer> N4a uaNr matu4e uu.uS.
~ 81 viii tasus = pntilag II on
lie maik~,. H. dong . The
oN q : coafT utvd viii tie
question - Il. Nur, er ur Viu
* uut ac tluae. alm>elf or sell
Il outright ~ iMaer buyer.
His lacA oi 6uoa ledge OF mark7l
coud.1lous. a q cost Of getting
oar HE material. with The iaho,
pr len added. makes him hes
IIatt about undertaking the
ta>k. Ga the other hand he
knows that II liz allows lie tim
bei uu!er 70 cut The tim der. the
foIe>,. when be j through with
Il. VII! W In sad plight. indeed.
WueG tim Ger j sold IL lump
% buyer, 1t naturally will take
al! That l. Of value aud leave
Tie worthless trees. In getting
OUT the tim Der LIE Is not apt 20
exercise much care IN preserving
Tie young growth, which Is 50
essential 10 the irutS al OF the
forest | would seem that the
proper cuuI>e Is 10 allow the
tlub-r buyer. VINO Is 80 much
better equipped Than the farmer
for such WUIk, 10 do the cutting,
uu. under Ger ain IedSana Die
rr>tilc 10 :. The difficulty here
Is mat Tie land owner may not
KNOW what Is best for the forest
and l-uce Ue unaJle 10 draw up
Tie rules that Will lu>urt Tie
best conditions tor the future
growth Again, If lie could draw
Up Tie necessary rules. here is
lie great difficulty OF securing
luelI proper enforcement. " here
only a lew Tees are 10 Ue Te-
moved Oh a small area, il may
no, pay TO secure tie services of
al expert. but wuere extensive
cutting Is contemplated. tue owner
should have the land examined
10y AL expert TO determine what
may Ue cut with impuuliy. Ill
advised cutting is apt TO do
severe injury 10 the forest from
which il may never recover.
WIKI the pronounced tendency
Of advance IN the price OF Timber
lands. and timber products, Ii Is
reasonable 10 demand vi Tie oper
aior or company that is 10 cut tue
timber, a compliance with ceItalu
RATIONAL rules calculated TO pro-
lrct tile wood lands from misuse
Amy violation of these rules
should be punishable by forfeiture
VI contract or dou ole Indemnity
against tie bond OF the operator.
All Inspector should Ue agreed
upon by both the seller aud buyer
before cutting begins, and his
Judgment Should he final iu all
disputed cases or in enforcement
OF rules.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28

| legislative and llGgl-
eral TooiC> from
the GaCII2
-s;.t~ a,- - Rpb

NATION r-
ei-5a- r-tee-.> a-
ba>not ae-- sc----tt .t Oh --e,,
as-r- -.s.e Tie matter e ~
i aa excelleu- Opportunity =
politics and maze woes 1-- of -ar
>j,uat5. . AID there : every inii
cation that tlis 0pnHI.uult1 vii
hr taken advantage of H. The full.
Tie most vicious attack that has
been made upon the President 50
far va, by Senator Foraker Of
Oaia un r h. last DAY preceding the
holiday recess senator Foraker
urntlnto tle SITUATION iu detail
and demanded an investigation
Iy tl- military committee with
View ralat5us bare what Dr. claims
wa..8 be Shown "a De tile real
fac.> sutn- >-uatiou. VERY prob
ab,lta5> course Will ~ taken after
lie la.ilsz recess There viii be
ro difficulty IH securing tile ua>
sag Of 4 ,r>3 a.Io1 II tli, >or: a.
itv5I mean u.t. only a Glance t1r
Congressional -u1s-t r1; tile
ICES, @. ell opportunities ter p..5a.
Or political records
Senator Foraker seems 10 Lave
Overlooked one ft-r salient fvat
uf-s of The situation and Via. j
tlata c5a,.ita-v NJ ~llr.cr would
be- possible oaly axta- Pre>i ie1t
pointed a1t through tie collision
Of tle room seIgral-s a13 o.1e.
uon commissioned ot1cr-, OF TIE
b8ttaI and hat without mis-
collision sgc8 All Incident a. lsp-
pended =, Brownsville coal5 u-re!
lave cone - pass.
TIE Committee 5a Baukl1E aad
CufIeuc, Las reported favofatIy
he House The III. ~ a. elastic
currency very much s1c1 a was
recommended bv lie bankers com
mission recently il session IN
Washington This plan c0u,em
plates Tie Issue Of credl. uo-es 10
tie amount of A. per cent. Of the
banks capital. The tax on Tie
first 80 per cent. OF the amount
issued viii be- - per ceut.. for the
remaining 10 per cent. the tax viii
be ) per cent. Ii i claimed in
favor Of tie scheme that il will
pu, the extra circulation IN what
ever part Of the country il most
needle and tina, the Tax while
not heavy enough TO be prolibi-
tive viii be sufficiently heavy 70
prevent tie banks from keepi0g
tie notes in circulation after lie
emergency calls foi liz Issue has
passed.
i : rather remarkable &. ibis
late DAY 70 near any t4lk of Tie
reviva. Of lie hlu hlux hlau.
lei j; : VEN likely that the gov
vrlmvut w... have something Of
THIS sait o1 IL baud, Ill lie uear
f1,gre. i. ~. connection WIKI
Tie Isle Of piee-. ! gentleman
1ss 51.I returned 70 Washington
from TIA. Island a1i uI.uE. lie
;-re.ti-g Information ia. lie
whole orEsulzariou q tle Han
as already been Perfected there.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28

A fine hand woven horse hair
bride will be ratified off at Shells
harness store on Saturday night,
December Goth. Call and take
look at it. Chances 10 cents.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28
Thousands Sent Into Exile.

Every year 4 large number u
poor sufferers whose lungs are
sore aud raeked witb coughs are
urged 70 90 - another climate.
Bat this il costly and not Aware
sure. Don't ~ ~ exile % beu Dr.
Kings Sew Discovery IN ION
sumption viii care 1oa ~ h0ms
It's the most infaJij9ls msA5e5se
for Coughs, Colds nm Ill Tarozt
and Lung diseases On szrfh, The
first dose brings Felief. AssbebG
Ing cures result from persistent
Use. Trial bottles FREE ~ s., Il,
Pearre's- Price ne, aBd 81 %
EverY bottle guarantee
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28

Resolve ~ t- s-l-r -aSzrl sos,
fell w man a- r; .azt III -a --s 81.
hone
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28
TIME TO CUT TIMBER.

Trees should be cut in the fall
or winter 'w heu tue sap is down."
There are several reasons for cut
ting at this time. among the most
important being the following:
The timber seasons more
readily and is of better quality.
:. 1t is not attacked by borers
aud other insects which NAV do
much damage to the wood. Wood
cut III the summer furnishes con.
venient breeding places for in.
furious insects which often comes
ont III great numbers. doing cOu-
siderable damage to forest trees.
). In hardwood forests the
principal means of renewal of the
growth is by sprouts from the
stump. Trees cut in the fall or
winter, during the resting period
OF the tree, not only produce
the most vigorous sprouts but the
stump, which is the parent of tie
Sprout will be more durable
aud continue Its vitality much
longer.
4. There is less danger of IN
Jurlng the Young growth at this
period when the leaves are off
and the young shoots have hard
eneG up for the wiuter.
>. Labor is more easily scared
IN tue winter than at any other
i'm.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28

The pupils Of ST. Johns Sunday
School will hold a Christmas en-
tertsinment in the City Opera
House on Friday evening, Decem
Der 2S. 1000.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28
A Fremans Close Call.

II stuck to my engine, although
every joint ached and every nerve
was racked with PAIN" writes Y.
W Bellamy, a locomotive fireman.
of Burlington. Iowa, Il was
weak and pale, without any appe-
tite and all run down. AS was
about to give up. l got bottle oil
Electric BitterS and. after taking
it. felt as we'll as l ever did IN
my life." Weak. sickly, run down
people always gain new lie,
strength and vigor from their uSe'
Try them. Satisfaction guaran,
teed at A. l.. Pearre's Price oV
cents.
Messrs. Guy X. Motter, Hanson
Maulsby and Frank j. Newman
are on committee which VIII
give the Christmas Ball in Ma
sonic Temple Hall, this Friday
evening, December IS. 1906.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28
MARKING TREES

Usually the best course for the
farmer TO pursue is TO sell his
timber for SO much per tree or so
IA tch per thousand feet. bur TO
have each tree that is to he cut
plainly marked. The marking
should be done near the base of
he tree below which is TO be cut.
This is best done by stamping a
blszed surface with some dis
tinctive symbol. Great care
should be exercised in selecting
he trees siuce. not only the
present crop but the future growth
b. largely determined by this Sc
lection. Provision should be
made TO protect the young growth
- mueb a. possible 10 removing
the timber
CrTIl8G A8D SELLING TIMBER.
state Forester Be-ley. whose
address 81 Baltimore. Md. is
rsosj9iDg NUMEROUS inquiries from
f4f@sss saG others ~ regard to
eettiDg and marketing mature
f@ysf. 81 y recent circnlar he
szps> 'els - hopeful indication
fs@t 0af be0ple who own wood
lots aba timber tracts are not ia
saCs haste - convert them into
casa - ras the case a few years
ago. This bas not been he
cause Of a lack Of tempting of.
fera far the fimh.r hn..ar 50.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-12-28

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