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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03

Mobile. July 3.--Arrived: steamers-- Colombia. (Nor), Boe. Puerto cortex
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03

Mrs. Liston Heustis and little daugh. ter Rachel. sailed today on the Belize for Honduras.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03

Mrs. Catherine Bancroft and the Misses Bancroft have gone to Biloxi for the summer.
 MT Charles Hall returned yester- day from Asheville, N. C.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-03

Miss Lucille Graff Of Montgomery is here on a visit to friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-01


VIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-01
BICYCLE RIDERS
REC|S7ERF FOR 1903

Chairman Il. ~ Kelsey, Of the board
OF control, National Cycling Associa-
ton. has just issued bulletin No. 1 for
the current yeur. The number of re-
gistratons Is large. thus affording ad-
ditlonal evidence OF the lively season
that may be expected as soon M spring
arrives for Keeps" The list is as fol.
low.
Professonal-Trank J.. Kramer. East
Orange, N. IL: elmer r.. Collins, Lynn,
Mass.. II. j.. Root, II. p. Lawson ard N.
M. Anderson. Boston, Mass. Charles A.
Sherwood and Floyd krebs, Newark N.
j.; Walter A. Bardyett and Gussie Law
son, Buffalo. N. "; Woody Hedspetl,
indianapolis. Ind; Robert a. Walthour,
Atlanta, Ga; Charles Vanonl, Now York
City, and Major Taylor, Worcestor.
Mass. Amateur---both track and road
FRANK l.. Valiant. j Castles. Samuel
II. Morrison, Fred, u. Moinmer. j. b.
Hawkins, r. j. Berlembach ana M. s.
Walters. New York City: II. w. Pack
ard and Charles Helander, Brockton,
Mass; William II. Ivy. Boston. Mass;
j. j. Mckinnon. Dorchester, Mass. and
William II. Berlembach. Brooklyn, N.
Y Anateurs-road racing only--Nlck
Kind, Alfred II. Seeley, Clearance b.
Rnch Joseph Smith. William Marks,
Arthur owen, Martin p. Gregory. los
cph Myers. Morris Kohn. Jack GoIdon,
Max Hoffman, Abe Matthews, John j.
Forsyth r. A. Wand DYKE George r.
Jerome. christopher Kind and George
McAdam New York, N. ". Arthur Har-
ris. g. a. Mohrmann. Henry a. Thalor
and ID. %. Adee. Brooklyn. NY; r. G.
Hcidrich, II. w. Coffee, II. G. Carolan
J. j. Grancy and Thomas j. Deagan
Dobbs Ferry, N. T.: George Keller and
Victor Anderson, Bronx. N. Y; Paul
Thomas. Tarrytown. N. y: Waiter OPP
penheimer, College Point, r. l.
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sible. however, that good material will
be developed out of these candidates.
Elon Schedule.
Especial to The Times pispa tch..


ELoN COLLEGE,, N. c. February 30
Tho Elon College 1908 baseball sche-
dule is now complete. 1t comprises
twenty-five games with fifteen differ
ent institutions, beginning March 14th
and closing May 10th. This Is the sec
ond year of the team, but thanks to the
manager. Mr.. V. G. Pritchette. IL is
strong and will no doubt bring home a
goodly number OF scalps. The team
will certainly have the loyal. undivided
support and sympathy of the student
body. The schedule is as follows:
March 14th. Orange Grove, at Elon
College; March 10th, Trinity College. al
Durham; March goth, Oak Ridge. at
Elon College; March 21st, Old Dominion
at Burlington; March 26th, Guilford
College, at Guilford; March 2Sth, Bing-
ham (Mebane). at Burlington; April list
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-01
BASEBALL NEWS
OF CHAPEL HILL |
!, \ 1tbe rtmes. ptspatch i

rspecel to THE Times ptspntch.l
cHAPEL HILL. n. * reb beaa Y; s "a
IL unfayorable. baseball practice Is
now nov 4 on in earnest at the University
q North carolina py sayysn sttsSEnog,n on
at 2:so the eandldates ~ ssv evnsna si,n y.
and AFTER 1 8 short conferences with the
70 the a nsaat!ae aela t%9
ana thrae hours' duration. Few posi-
tal are held with certainty. vet the
more sson!sig. osna3sattss a ~ Sse0ns
l'NE ahhti Ttd the hat, Hobbs. Wadsworth
ana 'c;oxa are are showing up best. ri Ia
ssssPsa sast t tSss t eas. gsSs'y me
cs'n ,a ~ =, FOR pitcher are numerous,
ana snme Of them will make the slab
prohably the stroRgesst pe !, !. an z
he diamond TRs dRssns,tnG masgs sa
son y A As b uls, Willis. llyer clar
don, Harris and Relk, The initial
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bag will be presided over by some Of
the following: Hamilton, Wetzel, Mo !.
Clean and Wardlaw. There are four
candidates for second-Montgomery
Nixon. Roberts and Misenheimer. The
shortfeld is contested for by Fountain.
Davenport and McAden. The most con-
spicuous candidates for the third sack
are Captain James, Tlllett and Pin
It is easily seen from the above
that the battery and intield viii be
good, but the rub comes to the out
feld. The outfeld Is practically open,
no one has as yet a sure berth. In
fact, the outteld material Is rather
ling for places are Cole. Sutton, Avery.
Sloan, Belden, Lewis, Orr, Hanes, John
ston, Graham, Dawson, Coffin, stevens,
Rutzler and Hackney. It seems pos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-01
COACH FOR '. P |.
Ispeeial 10 rho mes-r,spa,ch.l

BIACkSBURG, VA, February 90
Mr.. Clarence p. Miles will coach tho
v. r, L. baseball team this season. and
will have Mr.. J. NJ. Johnson and Rev.
u. w. Nelson to assist him. Mr.. VIII
liam A Bowies has been elected as
assistant TO Manager J. w. Campbell,
and u. S. Shepard Is the captain.
Mr.. Miles has been identified with
football and baseball at the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute for ten years, and
1n that time has played on both win
ming teams, has coached the football
team, getting out the best eleven that
ever carried tho Orange and Maroon
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Wake Forest. at Wake Forest; April
Sd. Trinity Park, at Durham; April 4th

Wake Forest. at Wake Forest; April
Sd, Trinity Park, at Durham; April 4th.
Orange Grove. at Burlington; April Btu,
Bingham (Asheville). at Ashevil1eJ
April 9th, Catawba College. at Newton;i
April 10th, Davidson College. at DAVID
son; April 18th, st. Mary's College, at
Belmont; April 18th, Catawba College,.
at Burlington: April 18th, Bingham.
(Asheville), at Elon College; April 18th,
Bingham (Asheville), at Burlington;
April goth. Agricultural and Mechani-
cal team. at Burlington; April 25th,
Bingham (Mebane). at Burlington;
April 9th, Agricultural and Mechanl-
Park, at Burlington: May Sd. Oak
Ridge, ut Greensboro; May 9th, Old Do-
minion. at Danville; May 10th, not stgn-
ed. at Burlington.
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Fifty.tour Horses Will Race in
James r. Keene,s Colors This Year

James n. Keene's stable OF race
horses in training for 1908 comprises
ffty-four head, OF which thirty-six are
two-yea r-olds. -Four OF these are un-
der the care of A. j. Joyner, leaving
fifty in charge of James Rowe, who
for the last nine years has been train
er for Mr.. Keene. Under the rules Of
racing two-year-olds must he named
on or before March list, and in compli-
ance with that rule Mr.. Keene has reg
istered with the Jockey Club the names
OF the thirty-six Juveniles, which for
the first time will be seen in public
tEiS season.
AS usual the nomenclature Is done
with great care. pains having been
taken with each racer, Its pedigree on
both sides carefully examined and
the names which harmonize with either
the sire or the dam are then con-
ferred.
List OF Youngsters.
The full list Of horses. with their
color, age, sex and pedigrees. appears
H Ballot t., CHI ! :; votsr1 Ger
Philander. b. g, Z, Ben Brush-pink
zambest. CHI. c., 4. Communicative
desfa.
Gretna Green, br. 6" 4, Ben Brush
Runaway Girl.
Cabochen. b. c., 4, Disguise-Bonnie
Gem.
Colin, br. c., 8. commando-Pasto-
Celt. CHI. c.. 3, Commando-Maid of
Erin.
Restigouche. blk g., 3. Commando
Dancing Water.
Rose.
Pet>r Ounce. CHI. c., 8, Commando
Defiant, b. c.. 3, COMMUNICATIVE
Besom. br. g.. 3, Ben Brush-Noon-
Singapore. b. c.. 3. -cltron-
Chaplet. br. e, 8. Ben Brush-Rose
Garland.
Anonyma, b. T., 3. Disguise-opttme.
Sandal, b. f., 8, Disguise-Falry Slip
Red Bonnet, CHI. T., 5. st. simonian-
Reckon.
Helmet, br. c., 2, Disguise-st. Mil
Ultimus. ch. c., 2, Communicating
Esperanto CHI. c.. 3. Disguise-Anom-
selectman, b. c.. 2, voter-Pink Dom
Turncoat b. c., 9. yoter-costume.
Snnbpry CHI O. ;e hRgssSncaas ana
Bells.
casque, b. c.. 2. Ben Brush-Rose
Footpad. b. c.. g, Disguise-Fairy
Hilarious, Oh. c., 2. voter-Harpsi-
chord.
Voodoo. b. e., 2, Ben Brush-sorcery.
ST. Withhold. CHI. g, 2, St Leonards-
Elsie.
Partisan. b. g.. 2, Commander or vo-
Wedding Bells. b. t., 2. Ben Brush
Melisande, CHI. T.. O. Disguise-sylva-
Wild Pigeon. CHI. t., 2, voter-ous-
Maskette, br. T., ., D!sguise-Bityuri-
Deity, oh. f.. 2, Disguise--1sis.
Fairy Spite, Oh. T.. 2. voter-clnde-
Handiwork, oh. f., 2. voter-Hand-
N Mascarada, b. e., 2, Disguise-Rhode-
) Mystify. oh. T., 2. Dlsguise-Domi-
Lady Bad: Oh, T., 2, st. Leonards-
Skip, Oh. T., 2. St. Leonar.dmcSppeltIa;
Opal br. e.. 2, Kinsston-Aonntd
Rosabel, br. T.. 3. Glenheim-Rose-
Footpath, b. T.. 2. Ben Brush-swift-
foot.
GsiMorincatlon, oh. T., 2. voter-srerry
painted Lady. b. T., ., gulse-Daz-
M : A. u. Joyner, Trainer.
Surragette, CHI. f.. 2. Voter--Noon-
Primrose League, b. T.. 2, yoter-Dor-
go Ambition RtSM br. +, q, Meddler--F1e art-
ache. :,
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To victory. and has Represented the
college in the various intercollegiate
associations of the State. Besides
possessing the necessary attributes for
a coach 80 far as knowledge of rules
goes, he has the confidence OF the
student body In the highest degree.
Mr.. Johnson pitched on what was
perhaps the best nine the school has
ever had In the field and isl a popular
instructor Of the faculty. Rev. Mr. Nell
son is tho present coach of the track
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team, and was star athlete in his
day at the University of Virginia.
The securing OF these men as coaches
has put new life into the candidates
for the team this season. About sixty
men have come out so far, and while
the weather does not permit OF any
outdoor practice, indoor training Is
being carried on as far as the limited
facilities for such practice Will allow.
The season opens April list with the
Roanoke League teams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-01
WILLIAM tK1D) GLEASON,

WILLIAM
in CIV will begin his in
nnynn
X 81 man..
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09
Cow Cost Trust $500, 600.

\ special dispatch from Wash
lngtou OF recent date says; Direct
charges of tho use Of corpora lou
money 10 Iutueuee the seelou Of
voters were made in the very
shadow of the White Hause Con-
gresham Peter \ Porter. of New
York, who defeated the vet RAD
member. James W. Wadsworth.
after the beef trust investigation
Two years ago, made the allegs
tlOuS.
When be began the 6ghe
against Wadsworth be selected
the ordinary cow As the emblem
OF his independent csudldaev.
Receusly he was defeated for the
RECONCILIATION. Explaining tuls.
after d conference With President
Roosevelt. he said:
That WAS the most expea sive
cow thar the beef trgsr ever
Slaug Ii eoSs $500. 600
You can Guy some of Ghe people
al the tiwe, but YOU cauuor buy
ali of them any time. 80 [ In
tend To keep up The tight. aI1boasb
defeated at present.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09
William J. Long Fined $50,

William J Loog. OF near En
mltsouFg. 58I> county. woo was
Indicted tor assault with Iurea {
70 rape. was crJed before Calel
Judge GleuB 81. WoraBIug on
sud Associate Judges Jobu a,
sses1er and Henderson, recvu ".
snd found guJI1y OF As sQis-4ad
6ued $50. The victim OF uAe
alleged deed VA Azure Wefzel.
daughter ef RoaeFs WetEel OF
a1e sane localley.
Miss Nstzel testified 1A4t while
o. Der way hone from Emmfss
burg. she was seized az a lonely
place sIoug the road by Loag and
In ! struggle which en>ued her
ciogoius vas 1eCa aud sAe was
Injured
Lous denied rhs charge. He
was seateuevd 60 three months
10 jan OF psy tue Of $50 tie
e10>e the lI51er Long Il s.
years Old aud has a wife ana
ei-h1 children
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09
To Change Location.

MIR. Newton Thomas, East Sec
ond street. l. in the county for
few days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard, of Wash.
ingfon. paid a visit TO the par.
entail home. in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Lee SIingIu6
have returned to their home in
the Monumental City. after a
pheasant Visit TO friends in this
city.
Me>Sr>. Seoll Bros, have Ieas
ed the property belonging to Mr..
J. ". Obvuderfer. East Patrick
street. now occupied by Mr.. Geo,
Idle. aud will take possession on
April lsr The property will lie
remodeled and Improved and
"A store room will be run
back To- depth Of 60efeet.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09
News of the State.

Henry Piper. a well known cit.
izen of Emmarton, Hartford
county. committed suicide.
The new lodge building of the
knights of Pythiss. OF Williams
port. has been completed.
NJ L. G. Earle, . prominent
citizen of Easton, has mysIer
iously disappeared from his home.
Governor Crothers told the Au
tomobile Commission that he
wished autos taxed right up TO
the neck
The seventh annual convex ion
of the Federation OF the Catholic
Societies of Allegany county.
was held at Mount Savage.
Thomas Baker shot and NOR
tally wounded himself at Cum Der
land, while he was respondent.
because he was out of work.
Mrs. kisner. aged 80 years,
died suddenly st sse home Of her
son-in law. Charles Miner, near
SmsllwOOd, Carroll county.
The Democrats of Somerset
county. will open their campaign
on October l0sh, with speeches
st Princess Anne aud Crisfeld.
William L. Sawyer, one of the
best known citizens of Hartford
county. died suddenly at his
home. at EHmouton. near Bslair.
George Eber Brown, teller OF
the Second National Bank OF
Elktou. reported that his house
was rsnsscked by burglars while
his family was away.
A. +. MeClesry, for 20 years
an engineer on the Western Mary
land Railroad. was struck by d
Baltimore aud Ohio passenger
tram at Hancock, aud fatally In
jurei
Charles Kline. who shot and
killed his brother in Law. vii
llsu Reynolds, in Washington
county. was captured Will,
asleep, and is now in the Hagers
town Jail.
The lives of about 90 persons wert
endangered by Curtis Bay cal
Jumping rse track while crossing
Spring Gardens, aud would have
descended Into the waters oil
Spring Gardens, had it not beer
caught by the heavy feed wire,
over head.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09
Sales Of Real Estate.

Thomas y Nc5fer. real estate
agents, sold the George Lewis
property. ca West Patrick street.
TO Jobu U. Cutler.
Charles I. X. Young. real es-
tate aud Insurance agent. has >olei
fer Mr.. Robert I. Dsuusr. Ill,
farm OF about 50 acres. near Nc
halS. TO Nr. Vinevot B0oue. on
psIvare terms.
Craues 4 >5auTer. real estate
aud loan agents. sold to Edward
j Hudson rbres lo5> ef sreuud.
situated ou Wess Seventh street.
this cry. Toe sos
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09
Advertised Letters.

The following l. list OF thr
advertised letters remaining lu
the Frederick City po>sotfice. on
Saturday. October 3rd. 1905.
To obtain any of these letters
the applicants must call tor lad
vertlstd letters Ii not called
foI within TWO weeks they may be
sent to the dead letter office:
GentlemenS' List Daniel f.
Boyle, William o. Barnes. Jneu
Blankner. (2); Taoma> W. Butts,
Thomas Chalmer. (3); Charles Q
Howard, W f. Myers. Willard
Rogers, Il. Ridout.
Ladies' Last. Miss Sin Chauey.
Mrs. Frank GriSwold. Mrs. Harry
J. Simpson, Mrs. Elsie Wlies,
Miss Maud Weaver, (2l.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09

The pru1ec1s6 manufacturers
have secured. N many cases. s
sarS Of more than twice the per
csn1aEe paid 20 wcrknen IN
wages. Tho net pru6-s Of the
S1seI Trust last year were Just
ahou1 equal &c the entire amount
paid IN wares. and the wages con
stE1111s5 less than Is per cert. OF
the total value OF the product.
According 90 this s1aaemens, each
wCrx1guan employed BY the
Steel Trust earned. On an average,
not only the amount paid 10 him.
but 100 ger cent. pruiz besiies for
his employer Bryan Tariff
Speech 80 Des Moines.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09
New Enterprises.

The certificate OF lncorp ration
of..Tbe Rov L. Wenner Company"
has been filed in the court tor
record. The subscribers are Roy
B. Wenner. of Crestment. IA !;
Walker G. Musgrove. and Henry
B Funk. of brunswick. The 90
iect of the company is to purchase
sell and otherwise deal III build
ing and farmers supplies. The
CAPITAL stock of the company Is
Sl2 900. of 40 shares oi SlOO
each, and the principal Office OF
the company will be at Bruns
wick. The incorporators are also
named As directors.
Articles OF Incorporation nave
been filed for the Frederick
Blind Fastener Company. The
incorporators are S. Elmer Brown.
James A. Brown aud George b.
Wiicoxon. The objects OF the
incorporation is to manufacture
purchase and sell or Other wise
deal in shutter aud blind fasteu
ers, hinges, locks, screens aud
small hardware of all kinds, OF
buildings and all supplies. mater
ials and hardware OF all kinds.
The capital stock of the roH;pau '
is S., 900, of 500 shares, at $40
each. he incorporatOrs ATE also
named as directors and thu prln-
cipal office Ofthe company will be
in Frederick
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09
THE GREAT FREDERICK
FAIR.
Four Days of Instruction and
Amusement for All Who
Attend.

The forty. eighth Great Fred
eriek Fair will occur this year
October a0-2S. aud gives prom
Use of being the best exhibition
ever held in Old Frederick Be-
sides the large aggregation OF
olooded horses, cattle and other
live stock aud the hue displays
IN other departments. there will
he good racing, aud plenty of it.
as we'll as many novel aud mar
velouS features TO &muse aud Gu
terrain The program OF free at
fractions. which will be gwen
each day OF the Fair in front of
the grand stand for the eutsrEaiu-
ment Of both young aud old. has
never yet been surpassed. Que
OF the greatest features this year
will be the sensational BoiSeS,
i've aerial msrvels. who give =
most wonderful aud thrilling per
Torrance in mid air. Professor
Ed. L. Hutebison. Americas
most successful asronsus, will fur
nish monster balloon novelty, .
triple parachute leap from one
balloon by Que Dsu. In sddi
tiou. . comedy circus. the two
famous Morsllo Brothers. aero
bats, aud other features will 20
TO make up most interesting
feature of the Fair.
/ All of the railroads leading to
Frederick will sell excursion tick
cts good for tue week frou all
points aud special trains will en-
able persons in this locality q
spend at least . tull day st she
grestest FAIR in Maryland.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09

Whe6her we consider the tariff
question. the Trcs5 question. the
railroad question. the BANKING
G1ss1ion. the labor question. the
question OF Imperialism, 1ce de-
vsIcpnen5 Of our wa5arways. or
any other OF the numerous prob
LENS which press for soIuzlon. we
shall ind that the real question
involved IN each Is. whether the
Government shal1 remain q mere
business asset OF favor seeking
c0rpcra5icns or be an Instrument
n the hands OF The people TOR the
advancement Of the common veal
-1rvatl accertance.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09

The method Of procedure is
simple. II Is 8 case Of confidence,
The voters have confidence in the
Republican leaders the leaders
have confidence II g Republican
Congress. 3 Republican Congress-
hzs con66s1cs IN the Ways and
Means Committee. the Ways and
Means ConEl11ee has confidence
in the men who represent the
Trusts. and the Trusts write the
5srIE law and thus secure TO
1heGseIves the right 10 levy srib-
Ute upon The public -Bryan :
Tariff Speech al Des M0ines.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09
Nsw Roa6 Proncsed

County Com missioBsra H0Ssrsa.
hef2gver. AanaB and Dlncerm4n.
Clerk 8loAugb, aud County S5en
ographsr hBode were &C Price's
lflst lilery. IL lrbaaa Dis5rir5.
rrcsuely, where they met Uae
County Commissioners OF Naut-
souery coGusr. tor the purpose
or dseusslu. che zdvlsabillry OF
uew road from lD4s
petus 60 Montgomery coua5r-
lz was decided 10 make q survey
% aae road befors decIdIn. the
matter.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09
Gracehan Church 80 Years
Old.

The cue aUudresh and fftIe5h.
anniversary OF the historic Me-
rsv1sa Church a. Graceaau. aalx
county, will DC celsbcased II al
interesting mauner. beginning ca
0c1eoer lch aud continuing uurII
0c5oosc lIIh Tue faIIowmg
AoraViaB clergy will cake part
Ia tue exercISsse Bishop G. L.
Aoene~S. ct BeshleAsm. Pa Rev.
l. :. HsgeH. OF LisI1z. an old
M0csvIan settlement In Pennsyl-
vaaEas Eev. VI. +. Oerrer. RTver-
AIDE, New Jersey Rev Thomas
W. Shields. York. Pa.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09
Bszar TO De Held by the Red
Men

At q SreeIal meeaiu ct Chin
pewa Tribe Improved Order of
Bel Men. II was decided Co hold
fair IN January. The following
committee was appointed 90 make
5hs necessary arrangements WlI
ton I. Engle eaairmaHs Albert
) Browu. Breckenridge shaw, q.
II EcssseIn. NiiIar,i B1rrh0low.
Waller Bewe. Richard :. hevSer.
Henry L. Bennett. +. ESmileou
DAVIS aud VIM. 6eims.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09
4 Question On Bryan

Senator &epsins. OF Illinois.
i quoted aS ssylu@; There Is no
more reason than a man should be
.lsransScd The reIuru OF bis
funds placed lB a national ban /
shan a ftraer should oe suacsu-
Csvd hls cE0pS.
Why rben does che government
require OF national banks q guar
aucee for tue Return OF GOV era-
mens fuudsf
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09
B5shop Coadiusor.

kev. DR.. Arthur SelGea Lloyd.
OF New York. General Secrssar
Or tie Foreign aud Domestic
Board of Missions, of the lxSe
Episcopal Church. vas elected
Bishop Ceadlutor e BISHOP Paree..
ny the special convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Diocese &c
Maryland.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09
Hunting Law.

Under ia act Of the Legislature
passed aud approved April Sth,
1904. IL y unlawful 20 hunt in
Frederick county with . gun or
ride. fruB Oct Der 10th TO No
yeuber lsG OF each year. OF on
election dav Aay violations of
the pvovrsous OF the act. and
epnvlered before suy Justice of
the Peace. o. The county. shall
pay tne of $50 and costs aud on
failure To pas said tue the OF
feBttvI Shsll Dr. committed TO the
Frederick county jail for q period
Of 90 days. Ii tao ius is paid
tue cue half shall be paid 20 the
IutocneT. whether he be au officer
&C come 0cher person. aud the
e11er 8alt 10 The County Com
mI>~uaeFs OF Frederick county
for the benefit of the public roads
O. the G ua5y. Uuder the law
the sevs-al Justices of the Peace
OF Frederick county. have juri>-
eletIau 90 hear aud determine the
s3Be.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09
Commlstee On Resolutions

Az special meeting Of E1e
I alaed Seam Fire EugWs Coon
pany held recently. che following
committee wa appointed 60 dratr
resolutions up0u ehe death &C Tue
late Douglass 81 Hsrgeas. a
fofD wee president aud director
et sbe company +. Marion Fsa-
Ole. 6ufus A. Eager and Eli e..
H4ugA.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09
Record Free for Farm

AL former records in prices for
fAruus lands II WasaIn .sea
coaney have been 61asen ey the
sale q the Peter htntilsxauS
fArn. Our niles naru8 ct Ha.ers
sewn. Tue far'n Contained II5
acres and was purchased oy j..
T. Lehman ana {. *. Lehman
hec s1S.zS0, &C lI1rie over sI6T
per acre.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09

The excursion over thu BaIrf
more and 0hio Railroad Last Sun
day. the 4sh inst. took Ie5 per
SOUS from this city. LIS soing
co " asblagtan. aud 81 t0 BalEI
more. The fares aggregated
sI9l 80
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-10-09
Par6cns Received

tae parGeuS ct Gravsoa 3.
>eal ~ au& srauS ktildsaraad,
Vie - seufsneea 70 s1e Aary
taae at'egshsry ier Use wars,
~ irs 90 saH OK tlaer
tfa tsfSs, were eeevlVel az
eos are boase Recently
lrton 1t Henry Cooper.
6 who W. >eacsue9si g.
ttH> 10 tbs aca>s &C Cor
sef asH fecetsiaS sEalsa gaods
va g.>s lgeeleeJ ior cecorG.