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New Advertisements.

Castoria.
Armacost.
Statement
For Rent. Bus. Loo.
Citizens Savings Bank.
Thurmont Natianal Bank.
Farm for Rent.-Bus. Loo.
For Rent. Store Room and Brick
Dwelling.
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Martinsburg, Neb., Jan. 20.

Martinsburg, Neb., Jan. 20.
EDITOR CLARIoN:- Enclosed you will
find one dollar subscription to the CLARION
for one year. Well this has been very
nice winter weather with US until this
last Monday. We have just had our first
snow of about five inches. Prior to this
our roads have been dry and dusty. We
have no reason to complain of anything,
for we have plenty to eat, to drink, ware
and plenty of fuel to burn and money to
spend. Times are good for everything
that the farmers have to sell. The cold
est that it has been in this part of Ne
braska this winter has been above zero
and no snow at the time. Kind regards
to all.
G0InEN r GROFF
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Personal.

On Thursday, January 31st, Mrs. Nell
lie Freeze Weed left Thurmont for jack
sonville, Florida, where she was met by
her husband, DR.. Walter Weed. From
Jacksonville, they went to their home in
Sanford. Florida.
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Local Items.
What To Do When Bilious.

The right thing to do when you feel
bilious is to take dose of Chamberlain s
Sto mach end Liver Tablets. They will
cleanse the stomach and regulate the liv-
err and bowels. Try it. Price, rs cents.
Samples free at Waters drug store.
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Award Set Aside,

Judge Henderson was engaged on FRI
day last in hearing testimony regarding
the award of the jury which condemned
the land of Chas. v. Sanner for the W..
F. & G. Ry. The jury having awarded
the sum of S433. 80 for "a acres of land
taken by said railway company, to which
award the railway company filed excep-
tons on the ground of the damages be-
ing excessive and because of the improp-
er way the jury arrived at the amount OF
damages. The court sustained the ex-
ceptions Of the railway company by set
ting aside the verdict of the jury and a.
warding another jury. This was case
where an individual tried to put as many
stumbling blocks in the way Of the rail-
road Is it was possible for him to do.
Now, by the time he gets through with
litigation the railroad will get what they
want regardless Of his fighting, and he
win have great deal less money in the
end than II he had accepted the amount
the railroad company had originally Off
cred him. With rare exceptions the rail-
road offer more money Tor the land taken
by them than juries award OF trial.
Messrs links, Urner and Waters rep
resented the railroad company ard Harp
and Etchison appeared for Sanner.
$4,000 Appropriated For Roads.
The Frederick County Commissioners
have appropriated about $4,000 out OF
the county tax levy of this year for i'm
provements to county roads. The Com
missioners have appointed from 10 to 80
road supervisors in each Of the twenty
six districts Of the county, who will have
charge Of The Improvement. Sun.
[How il the fund to be spent? Is it to
be distributed among the road supervis-
ors Unfortunately, II SO this will simply
mean the frittering away of this much OF
the taxpayers money and haven othing
of any consequence to show for it after it
is spent, but if this fund is to 60 for per-
manent road Improvement such as piking
and extraordinary grading then it is a step
in the right direction.
We hope to obtain more light on the
question when we shall discuss it more
at length. Ed.
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e@y" FOR RENT. THAT DESIRA-
BILE farm containing 100 acres, lying about
miles northeast of Thurmont and be-
longing to the estate of the late D. G..
Hammett. Excellent stock 1arm, well
watered and accessible to good markets.
For further particulars apply to
H. D. BEACHLEY,
jan 24tf Thurmont, Md.
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ss:r 3;srhse3ruis.
STATEMENT

STATEMENT
OF THE TREASURER OF BOARD OF CON-
NIsSIoNERs OF CHARITIES AND ooSsEc-
TON FOR FREDERICK COUNTY, Nd. SHOW
ING THE RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
FOR THE YEAR 1906.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
Cash received from all sources s13, Z27 81
Amount expended for
Nontevuc and the Jail
for year 1906, $t0,3S5 AZ
Amount expended by
the proceeding board
to February II, 1906, Ats "a
Amount expended by
present board for Mon
tevue and Jail for the
year 1906, $50, G65 81
Cash on hand January
30, 1907, 1852 80
$43, 227 81 $40, 227 81
Amount expsncaGfor
Monsevue, ss7, 433 27
Amount expended for
Jail, LISP 81
Total expended for
Montevue and Jail, $3S, SOS Ga
Amount due Mcntevue Hospital from
the counties and col,ectable, st,Ti0.93.
The amount expondedby the IaiI, !, 2s2.37,
was paid out of the appropriation for
Montevue Hospital.
Amount value product OF the farm for
the year 1906. S., lG0.54.
There has been slaughtered and stored
q, 7G9 pounds of pork.
Number daily Of inmates, 30! 1855
Number daily Of tram,1s, II 25S-3365.
Number of meals furnished,o inmates,
ISL, s26.
Number of tramps furnished with sup
per, break fast and lodging, 4,21.
Report in detail see County Commits
siyncrs' Office.
Respectfully submitted,
SAMUEL L. LILY, Treasurer.
PETER n. HAhMAKER, President.
EDWIN S. HoUCK,
CHAS. NJ. HAGAN,
DAVID CRAMER, Secretary.
A MEETING Of the Board of County
X \ ScbOol Commits sioppra NJ Ere.Ia, irn
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SEASONABLE GOODS!

Foley Honey and Tar. CSC
Red Cherry Cough Cure, .25c
Honey Tulu. .............. 25c
Polar Star. .25c
Kings New Discovery -. .45c
Kemp's Balsam. .25c
Munyon's Hon. Rem D.; 25c to 81
Large Salt Herring, doz. .1Sc
Scotch " .... .OSc
Boneless Cod Fish, ID. 80. .1Oc
Ham Bologna. .12c
Boneless Breakfast Bacon. Zoe
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RE.P.::oRT
- OF -

THE CONDITION OF THE THURMoNT
NATIONAL BANK, AT THURMoNT, IN
THE STATE OF MARYLAND, AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
JANUARY 26, 1907.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. ........ $l44, 1927 IS
Overdrafts, secured and unse-
cured. ........ ...... DO a
ton. ............. 21,25o 90
Premiums on u. S. Bonds. 600 90
Bonds, securities, etc. ......: IS, 765 81
fixtures. ............., $4,000 90
Due from National Banks,
mot reserve agents. ..... 4,267 81
Due from approved reserve
agents. .......... ...-.. Io,oto
Checks and other cash items 81 10
Fractional paper currency,
nickels and cents. 49,. 533 10
Lawful money reservoir bank
viz:
Iegal-tender notes. ....... 1s,o7s 80
Redemption fund with u. S.
Treasurer e per cent. Of cir
culatlon) ....'........' i'oo" oo
49,, 40 nr
Total. ................... SZo9'Soo 20
11.p11r r1rc
CAPITAL ................. $4,000 90
Suruius ',.''.,,',.. 5000 90
IIr,:;viGcj nrcfts lsss eynen-
sas and taxes paid. ...... 1857 10
National Bank notes outstand-
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White Pine Cough Syrup prepared BY DR.
Waters, knocks cold out in jlfy, Try ii
feb Aft
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Mince Meat, best. .12c
Tarbell Cream Cheese. 2Oc
Crackers, all kinds, fresh .10c
4 Crown Raisins, large. go. .12c
California Prunes, 6, 8, 10c
Onions, fancy stock, PIX. 49,. .35c
Oranges, Florida Russets, doz 25c
Tangerines, good size. -. 18c
Lemonsf best stock. .25c
Apples, good eaters, pix. -. zoe
Cabbage, solid, h., .2ac
Best Japan Rice. .08c
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A MEETING of the Board of County
1 \ School Commissioners OF Frederick
County, will be held on Thursday and
Friday, February 7th and 9Th, 1907.
By order OF the President.
Q. B. COBLENTZ,
jan 81 ct Secretary.
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Elliott's Emulsified Oil Liniment.
Il the best rubbing Liniment in the world.
Try it. One half pint bottle, only rs cents.
Waters drug store.
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PrDfi,sSil lllal
Vincent SebOld.
AftOruey.at.LaW.

AttOrney.at.LaW.
ATTORNEY for Thurmont National Bank.
At Thurmont Every Thursday.
Offices SEBoLD BLDG, Emmitsburg, Md.
Both &C. & P. Emmitsburg, 22-4.
Phones. Fred'k Co., Emmitsburg, II.
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Homny Soup and Lima Beans Dried Peas, Evaporated Fruits
Cotton and Wooden Hosiery Canvass Gloves all kinds, Brooms
Washboards Clothes Pins Buckets Baskets
Give call.
E0- Our first consideration is quality, next price.
Slare your trade with and will share profits with you"
L. W. ARWACOST
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23
The Day Given Over Principally to Hear
ing the GOVERNOR Message
The Assembly Again MemOrialiZes Congress On the
Subject of y N Increase of the Per Diem--T Conn
ell Takes Notice of Death of Hon. p. +. Collins.

The proceedings Of the legislature
yesterday consisted mainly in the re-
CeptiOn of the biennial message OF
Governor Kibbey which appears in full
in pages 8 TO L, Second Section, of this
issue Of The Republican. The mes
sage was delivered in joint session
which was held in the assembly cham
Der.
When the house convened in the
morning the point of no quorum was
raised for the purpose Of securing a
roll call there having been none since
the organization. The chief clerk was
sworn in and the rules were suspended
in preparation Tor the joint session.
Messrs Crenshaw. Martin and White
sides were appointed To a committee
to notify the council of the state of
preparedness of the assembly and MIR.
KrOOk was appointed TO act with Mr..
Dickerman of the council in escOrting
the governor to the assembly cham
Der.
on the arrival Of the governor the
chamber was well filled as were the
galleries. The wives of the territorial
officials, representatives Of the supreme
court. former members Of the court
and the legislature were given the pri-
vileges of the floor.
The message was read by Governor
Kibbey and the reading Of il occupied
two hours. At the conclusion there was
a generous applause. The governor re-
ceived the congratulations Of the mem-
bers and the joint session was ad-
iourned
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23
LONDON WAITING.
For an Explanation From the Ruler
of Jamaica.

London. Jan. 22.-Thc incident aris-
ing from the exchange of letters be-
tween Governor Swcttenham and
Admiral Davis now appears to be en-
terinC the waiting stage as the gov
ernment after doing all possible in the
absence Of adyices from the governor
Of Jamaica, is obliged. to defer fur
ther action until he reports.
In the meantime the trend of Off
cial sentiment is toward having SWEET
tenham apologize or retire. but this is
based on press reports Of the incident
and on letters. 1t may be modified by
Swettenh0m's version giving the cir
cumstances
In the absence OF Il report from the
governor to his government. his dis
patch to Secretary Root tends to fur
ther mystify the mind of the public,
which finds il difficult to reconcile the
governors present recognition OF as
sistance with the terms of his pre-
vious letter.
The American charge d affairs. Mr..
Carter. made an informal call on the
officials at the foreign office this
evening. The latter were absolutely
without any advices from Governor
Swettenham concerning the Davis in
cident and they were at a loss to ox-
plain the governors silence on this
point.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23
KINGSTON SILL INcENsEp.

Kingston; Jan. 22.-The publication
Of Swettenham's letter to Admiral
Davis has greatly intensified the re-
sentiment Of the residents against the
governor. There is a movepent on
foot here to demand his recall.
\ small minority. mostly officials.
support Swettenham and their views
We're voiced today by the pastor Of
the Methodist church. who declared
that the governor was justified in re-
senting the landing OF the Americans.
To correspondent Of the Associat-
ed Press the governor said that he had
not invited Admiral Davis to land his
sailors Asked if he endorsed the ac-
tion taken by Admiral Davis. the gov
crnOr replied that the matter was be
tween him and the admiral. to whom
his correspondence was referred.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23

gave Bailey 10 votes and his opponents
10. The house cast 50 votes for Bailey
ana 30 against him. The opposition
votes were cast for Cecil Lyon, the re-
publican nominee FOR governor. 7. NJ.
Campbell. Former Representative \.
W. Terrell and others. The two houses
will meet in joint session tomorrow
to canvass the vote.
The opponents Of Bailey made an
effort in the house this morning To
pass a resolution providing that should
the legislature vote unanimously for
the election OF Bailey the latter should
permit the people to vote in a special
primary on the charges pending
against him and that should the result
be adverse to him he would resign
The proposition was not accepted by
Bailey's supporters. The special in
vestisation committee considered the
charges against Senator Bailey to-
night
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23
His Country Has Heard Nothing From Him
Regarding the Davis Affair
His Expression Of Thanks for the Assistance
of the American Navy Further Mystifies the
Government at Washington

wrecked. Many deaths occurred there
chiefly among the employees.
None Of the names mentioned in
your cablcgram are in the death list
so far published. Many bodies have
been found in the business portion of
the city which was devastated by fire,
and they were burned beyond recOg-
nitiOn
'Sperry. Bourke. Watson and wife
Mrs. Case. Joseph and Mary Eustace
Edward and daughter and Taylor are
all alive.
The consulate was opened today.
There was another shock this after
noon but no damage was done. Trains
are running. Two piers were saved"
The governors reference to a tramp
pHlaging the house Of a New York
millionaire Is purely a jocular parallel.
a meeting of the relief committee
was held here today on the call of the
governor to discover the precise con-
ditions attending the differences be-
tween the governor and Admiral
Davis. At the close DR. EnOs Nuttal.
archbishop of Jamaica, sought the
governor to talk the matter over with
him, saying if he found the conditions
warranted he would send an explana-
tory cablegram to President Roosevelt.
The archbishop was unable to see the
governor but will see him tomorrow.
The archbishop told the Associated
Press he greatly regretted that any
action had been taken that might
make complications with the United
States. He approved the governors
desire to inspire the Jamaicans with a
sentiment Of self-help. but this was no
excuse for the rejection Of American
aid. There remains much To be done
TO relieve the suffering the arch
bishop continued. in all Of which
American aid would have been of
great assistance" The archbishop
deprecated the idea that Swettenham's
action would result ian national ami
mostly. 1t was merely the result of
the dictatorial character of the gov
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23

Washington. Jan. 22.-hn express
ion Of gratitude from Governor
Swettenham OF Jamaica for the SYM
pathy and aid extended by the United
States to the victims of the earth
quake disaster, the publication Of the
text of grateful note from Esme
Howard. the British charge here con-
veyinE the regrets of Sir Edward
Grey. the British principal secretary
OF state on account Of the incident
and cabled report from American
Vice Consul Orrett at Kingston. We're
among today's developments i'm the
now famous controversy between the
governor and Rear Admiral Davis
While Governor Swettenham's mes
sage is cOuched in the most polite
terms, the British authorities are not
through with the matter In his let
ter Howard informs this government
that His Majesty's government is
causing official inquiries 10 be made
as to the authenticity Of the letter
credited 70 Governor Swettenham.
q An interesting chapter was admitted
to the case today when it became
known that on January 20th. after
Admiral Davis and his ships sailed
from Kingston, Brigadier General
Wint, commanding the army Of pa
cification in Cuba on request of the
acting British minister at Havana had
sent to Kingston five hospital tents
twenty-eight wall tents and fifty-two
conical wall tents al complete Sec
retary Taft on his arrivel from South
Carolina. promptly approved Of the
action that had been taken and it is
understood that the tents are now on
the way TO Kingston.
The following cablegram summariz-
ing the situation in Jamaica. was re-
ceiVed from Vice Consul Orrett under
today's date: There was no loss of
life at any Of the hotels at Montego
Bay Port Antonio. Knutsford Park.
or any other hotel except the Myrtle
Bank hotel. which was completely
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23

crnor. His imperious manner, frequent
abuse of subordinatcs and d.scourtesv
seems to have earned him great an
popularity. thourh otherwise he is re-
garded as comparatively conscicn-
GOus official"
There is much Indignation expressed
here at Swettcnham's action in dock
nG the pay Of government clerks who
2hSc-;cd themselves from duty to
nurse sick or dying relatives. Satur-
day the governor suspended the free
service OF trains for the transportation
of refugees into tie country but at
the urgent request of the archbishop
he consented TO continue The free serv-
ice for ore week. No sailors have
been landed from thc British cruiser
lndefatigablc which arrived here last
night
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23
NOT A SALARY GRAZ.
A Mere Suggestion to Congress while
II IS IN a Sympathetic Moe5.


The house at noon took a recess until
half past two O'Clock When IL re-
assembled. Mr.. Crenshaw offered house
memorial No. l. It directs the atten-
tiOn OF congress TO the ci-cumstauce
that things in Arizona are not
as they used To b. In former
days il did not make 50
much difference what kind of laws
this territory had or what kind of men
enacted them. But now. that the ter
ritOry is advancing i'm wealth and -ais
ture men are Of "a higher price thaa
they formerly were II Is suggested tn
congress that il may have forSettrsi
that way back in 1S1S il had fixed th=
per diem of Arizona legislators az "a
That may have been enough then sana
sidering the character Of the ayailais.s
talent and considering the further fsct
that while the cost Of the uecesssrt-s
of life such as they were then psFa
perhaps no higher than they are ucs.
none Of the luXuries were then avail
able and more money could be- saved
Congress was therefore moved 20 in
crease the pay Of legislators To $40 a
day.
Mr.. Bell notified the house that he
desired 10 offer an amendment. he b.
gan doing So in writing and then tore
up the paper his nerve evidently fail
ing him as he was about % make the
per diem more than SO.
Mr.. Hull moved to lay the memorial
on the table and what looked Ike a
fierce contest was precipitatrd in the
midst Of which Mr. Whitesides deliver
ed an impassiOned appeal on behalf g
Continued on page 3
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23
"JIM CROW" PROVISION.
The Democrats Say It Will Get Into
the Oklahoma Plank.

Guthrie. Okla. Jan. 22.-The demo-
cratic leaders in charge OF the pro-
posed Jim Crow constitutional plank
tonight issued a statement in which
they claim that they have enough
votes pledged to assure the passage Of
the provision when It is reported out
of the committee Thursday.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23

ed the county Of Alohavc in the Ari-
zona legislature. be Il
Resolved. that in the death 10
Patrick F. Collins Arizona has lost
loyal son, a useful citizen and a pion-
eer who had labored hard in the uu-
building Of Arizona and the develop
ment OF her resources.
Resolved. that We extend 90 thc
relatives and friends Of the deceased
our sincere and heartfelt sympathy and
coincidence.
Resolved. that the council Do al
journ as a mark Of esteem and tes-
timony of our respect for the memory
OF the late Patrick F. Collins.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23
WESTERN RAILROADS.
Have Arranged to Assess State Tolls
on Eastbound Freight.

San Francisco. Jan. 22-In order to
make the tariff uniform, the freight
trans-continental bureau representing
the western railroad lines has arranged
to assess a state toll of five cents n
ton on east bound freight shipments
from San Francisco as well as on the
westbound shipments.
Heretofore the railroad companies
have paid state tolls. The theory is
advanced that it is not legal to do this
1t is also alleged that the approaching
inquiry by the interstate commerce
commission into the matter Of state
tolls has nothing to do with the deci-
sion OF the bureau.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23
THE ORMoNDE RACES.
The Steam Automobiles Have th-
Race to Themselves.

Ormonde, Fla. Jan. 22.-Three five
mile events for cars Of all weights
and powers. mile event for the
American championship for tourinc
cars fully equipped and a touring car
test marked the opening Of the fifth
annual Ormonde- Daytonia automobile
tournament today.
The steam ears had a runaway
match Of it. easily distancing The sin
gle electrical competition they had.
The American championship for tour
ing cars fully equipped. was won by
Durham. % horse power steamer. i'm
% - seconds.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23
STILL RELIEVING FRISCO.

Boston Jan. 22.-At a meeting of
the San Francisco relief committee to-
day it voted a quarter OF million
dollars Immediately To the Pacific
coast to he used specifically for the
purpose Of the aged and infirm and
for general rehabilitation purposes.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23
FUNERAL CEREMONIES.
The Death of Hen. PatricI, r. Collins
Recalled.

The council which had transacted
no business other than going into ses-
sion TO prepare for the joint meeting.
met again after the reading of the
message and held services for the late
member elect Patrick +. Collins Of
MOhave county. a generous eulOSy
was delivered by Judge ". G. Blakely
who had been elected to succeed him
The following resolutions were intro
duced by Judge Blakely and after their
adoption the council adjourned until
eleven o'clock this morning;
Whereas, Patrick F. Collins was
at the time Of his death a member
elect Of this council from the county
of Mohave. and,
Whereas, said Patrick +. Collins
had on many occasions ably reprenest-
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23
JAPS HELD UP.
A Contract Cargo Refused Landing at
San Francisco.

san Francisco. Jan. 22-The steam
er Alameda arrived today from Homo
lulu with about 200 japanese laborers
aboard. These were refused landing
by immigration Commissioner North
under instructions from Washington.
II is presumed that the japanese
came To Honolulu under contract and
after serving a short term OF employ
ment in the islands were sent to Pa
cific coast points under contract
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23
THAW COMES NEXT.
Apparently Nothing to Prevent the
Beginning Of His Trial Today.

New York, Jan. 22.-Thc calendar Of
the criminal branch Of the New York
state supreme court was cleared for
the trial of Harry X. Thaw today. The
Thaw case stands next on the calen-
dar and there appears nothing to pre-
vent the opening Of the trial tomorrow
morning as scheduled
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23

Peter, Peter, Pumpkin eater,
Had a wife and couldn't keep her,
Do you want to know the reason why?
He never, never would let her buy
Donofrio's Crystallized Cactus Candy.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23
OF BAILEY
DECISIVE MAJORITY
The Friends OF the Senator Rejected
Proposition to 90 Before the
People.

Austin. Texas. Jan. 22.-United
states Senator Joseph w. Bailey was
today reelected United States senator
in the joint session of the legislature
by vote of los 70 l5. The senate
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23

MONEY TO IOAN-At lowest rates.
repayable in installments. IL desired.
interest ceaSe ON amount paid in -
Z. Pascoe. pal Estate and Insurance.
lIO North Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23
MODERN HOUSE FOR SALE.

room brick, bath, toilet. electric lights.
large screen room, lot 5Ox14O. good To-
cation, splendid buy. $500. L. Z.
Pascoe, Real Estate and Loans. 10
North Center. street, Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-23

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