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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-02-14
.oral and Local
a,ooenings Around Town

4. DehtO" 'FN
* at Rummels.
,be Strong & Manley ad. in
issue, it is a winner
,,,es Dentist, of Amigo, will
~ p,9Ie River Feb. II, %, and "a.
IT,. Clara Ewald returned on
tuesday from several days
& G.at Amigo
=, Hobart mabe professional
/ 70 Thousand Island, Wed
sijay'
I ,,notv Treasurer, Will Rad
ME. made business trip to
I r,g,su, Thursday.
Rev. Johnson of Rhinelander'
Nj Episcopal services at the
/ Vision Wednesday night.
,.,ve Van Bussum came up
ham Amigo Wednesday, to visit
customers.
GL Carter has good news to
nb;c customers, in his ad. in
iBiSsue. -
Clint Croker, who has been laid
d The past two weeks with pneu-
! ronia, is now on the gain.
Iodn Robida returned Monday
vn few days visit at the home
This sister, at Lac du Flambeau.
DE. RIordan of Ashland, tran
acted business here the forepart
tthis week.
Fred McFarIane and Fred
Nayo of Donaldson, were bust
H8 visitors here Tuesday.
IT, Loughlln departed Tues
lay on business trip to Wau-
aca,
Note the change in Aug. Wells
d. 1t is to your interest.
The young son of Rev. and Mrs.
CIV, Pinkney is seriously i'll
With pneumonia.
Oliver Brooks came up from
&F London, Thursday, on a
Mort business trip. ~
Mrs, L. J. Cook is again able to
HHound after a siege of pneu-
nOnia, =
Again we see wheels taking the
5 5.5' Of ''s'sA' after the recent
Mrs. W, NJ. Hart and sons will
pend Saturday and Sunday at
aackIey, guests at the home of
L. Mack and family. "
Mrs. Charles Chase and Mrs. r.
atery spent Thursday at Three
LAKES visiting Mrs. Math. Kfam-
Mrs. Oliver arrived Tuesday
'on Big Rapids, Mich, to reside
'''a ner daughter, Mrs. Gene o.
Dell.
Sss' Girls-HE wants to attend
a' Leap Year Dance next Friday
"Sa'' Its up to you.
u VI Jones of Amigo, will call on
~ local patrons with dental wants
february p, b and "a.
'lna Lawler departed Monday
:" "aupaca to attend the funeral
'aul Sanborn, which was held
''''oay returning Wednesday.
. w. NJ Nash spent several days
,iItee Lakes, visiting his daugh-
\; %' Mrs. James Donnelly and fam
o. + Strong of Eland, spent
= quay IN town with his brother,
:, w. !. oFong and family. returning
us home Monday.
julius Bauer OF Milwaukee, re-
=, ,>''D'ed the H. c. Miller Co., in
A.. 0"n Wednesday and Thurs
A., Ladies Aid of the Catholic
n, vi Will meet at the home of
~, ~ NuOe SIattery next Thursday
,o.s' Ho0n' Feb. Goth. All are
''u'alIy invited.
49, -, and Mrs. Mart Hirzel de-
,b.. W ednesday for Milwaukee
Naera NJ II.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Court Of Appeals Over.

The MARYLAND Court Of Appeals
on last Saturday. Decem Der I2ih b.
completed the hearing OF afgn-
ments in cases on tue October
term docket and adjour e.!
for the Christmas holidays. The
judges will assemble in AnDap
oils again on January 18th, for
the purpose of fling opinions in
cases argued during IKE term and
not heretofore decided. Decis-
ions will be rendered on January
18th. 18th, and 18th and on the
l4th, the term will convene for
the regular January term.
With the close Of the October
term the court maintained its
record for promptness and dis
patch in the hearing OF cases aud
rendering decisions. The docket
was one OF the largest that the
court has bad for some time. con-
tanning I03 cases. and bu few
OF these were either continued or
dismissed. In addition to this
the court has already handed
down opinions in NUM- Der Of
cases.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Tennessee Bad Man Kills
Three Negroes

A recent dispatch from Mem
phls. Tennessee. SAYS: Il shot
'rm and that's al there i TO H.
BeyO8d this. mumbled a. he va
being led 10 . cell in police head
quarters. William Latura. a
white nan of Memphis. Ten
nes.ee. proffrrrd no explna.ions
II tie killing Of THREE negroes
aud the EoundiHg Of four Others
IL saloon in that place. a
few days. ago.
According 10 the statement Of
bystzudefs. hen Laura entered
the saloon group Of negroes
were aDOuf pool table In a rear
room engaged in game. A ne
walked into the room. il is de
ciared Laura. after surTsying
the crowd. lrisHTely uu OOttoned a
10 oltrcO1t he wore. and drew
All automatic pistol. II any
words were passed. those wso
escaped the rain of bullets which
followed by lodging behind the
furniture. declare that they heard
none.
As Latnra shot. one after an
other Of the negroes fell. When
the police arrived. three were
found dead and four otbefe were
lying about the floor wounded,
one of the latter was z womas.
His weapon empty, Latura threw
il in an ash heap and walked to
neIgbbOring saloon, where be
quietly submitted 10 arrest.
Laura, who 10 regarded as a
fearless man, evidently had been
drinking. Several years ago he
shot aud killed white man, but
vas released upon the ground Of
selfdefeuce. a year or two ago
a negro met death az bis hands,
and in this instance he was again
acquitted on a plea Of self de-
fence. Recently he forced several
men, at the poiut Of a pistol. il
10 declared, TO return money WOE
IN game OF chance.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Declines TO Take Pennies.

Hereafter pennies will not be
accepted 10 the collection baskets
at st. Mary's Catholic Church.
rhich has the largest con grega.
ton 10 Wilkesbarre, Pa. Rev.
Father Il. A. hcAndrew made
the announcement at all masses
on Sunday, the 18th inst, and
said: People who are too poor
to give more than a penny need
them more than the church does.n
He declared that some time
ago be bad requested that moth.
lug less than a nickel be placed
in the collection baskets, but lit
tie attention had been paid.
The previous Sunday there
were over one thousand pennies
in the baskets. He threatened
that unless his request was heed
ed in the future, he will accom-
pany the collectors, disagreeable
A. will he the duty, when they
make their rounds. aud will per
sonally return the pennies to
those who proffsr them instead OF
nickels.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
10 Quarrel, Says Mack


A receat dispatch from Baf
fsls. Ssr Yogk. says. EoFmsa z
Mack. Cazirmss Of TIE Dezo
cratic Satloazl COnniites, rbea
asked sbost tie pabli.bsd report
tszt = dissgrseuent has deTel0p-
Cd 6etEesa himself aud Secretary
woodson. oft5e eonmittse. said:
There j. nothing 70 il: nothing
a. sll7
"Hill fEe Decorate Ss-iozsl
CouTnitfee nee. soonF
-Cnisss s51eEbinE 1Eforsesa
arises now. tie committee L not
likely u nees for three yesrs II
i. net Customary for sHs eozmit-
tee % meet between ear pzizua.
S0thing vii be doDe sbo8s tie
eta slishmeut 81 permanent had
quarters snfil after the boli6Sy. =
Are ron ssill friendly % LII.
Br5
s-Ceftziniy. I see 10 reason
WIZ I -sogid nOt oe "a good >
friend q Er Bran nov - I
lave brsu il he past.
~Wii yen ~ fOr liZ for PIsti-
dear IN 1877
as lrsDot a. 81 likely that
Mr BFyaa all e . candidate
four Years ir01 aoE. therr j 10
use aisS1ssiag t1as question AZ
tbis fgme
-W4o j. likely q b the csndi
darrs7
-Toar guess i iast ss good -
miae Ihe important question
jU,t n0z Is =hetber Ee arc going
70 lave auy real tsrlfT revision.
TIE manner In which TIE high
protective Interests Al Wasting
ton sre framing things make L
appear that Tie relief expected
EIil uoi IL realized. but Tie IL
eresEE d TIC Democratic party.
siii Dr. vel taken care II by iEe
Democrats IL Congress"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Father Of Triplets a. 81.

Another chapter was added 70
the remarkable family record Of
Ambrose A. Calhoun. OF Coium
ms. Ga. last week when three
little girls. born 10 his wife were
buried in one ceffiu in re city
cemetery.
Mr. Calhoun is 81 years old and
bis preseut wife Is IL years old.
He had IL children sy his first
wife and x children have blessed
his sec0Ed union. Nr. Calhoun
married his second wife wbea she
was country lass of I3 Eight
of their children are living. FalIy
500 people called AZ the home 10
see the tripleI,. Louie, DOME aud
Layonia. as they lay in their lit
tie cOffia.
Mr. Calhoun has lost some Of
his old time agility but walks
about the honss without much
trouble. and evidently joined the
Don't Worry Club half century
or so ago. His wife works 10
cotton mill, as do their youngest
boys.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Midshipman Calvin Page is
Number "a.

Midshipman Calvin Percy
Page, of the United States Navy,
and son of MI. and Mrs. Dudley
Page, Record street. this city,
finished No. "a in a class of 81,
first division of the class of 1907.
The examination took place on
board the Atlantic Fleet. The
nun hers given indicate their
rank in the class as added to the
list of naval officers. The stand
ing is very complimentary to the
new ensign.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Roosevelt O Paca-a Canal
Deal

TIE s-zfs1e1-s fsf improper
trszsze-l0zsi il The p1rchsse 0fEsS
PsBz-s CANAL are false Il every
particular frou k-g7rainE 70 end
TIE Ezek-d1ess o TIE slsn6srs
i a-iy Surpassed 81 s1er fsE1IfF.
I1eF rspreseE-. IN p2r1. stories
originally co8roc--a EI11 . vseE
% possible b.z-kuxIL
IEese STORES - = matter Of fsc-
Heed 10 IaFe>-igsEiO8 whatever
IdsF e0asi<1 siuply ofs s1rI1E
q lafzZo1s lI5Slz-
TIE P41zzs Canal -rz1ssc.zol
Ess actually ps9 -bro1Ea b lbe
thea Altsru-y Gea-rzl. ?. Z.
Knox.
ldiEsessd = approved every sc-
tiga su1 n resE.osI5le for 81 hat
Ezs dose L. eSrEying o. The vii
oil Goa grrss
TIE iitl- Exs gof i . SsE Jsr-
So company nor II AR sser
AIef5eal COMPANY Dor did this
govern lesE have any dealing EiI4
al Aserie4a company FaroaEaozs
t4- affair.
Al oar srs1SzeEsols we're cal
lied o. op-alg. sud we're Published
IL detail.
We did NOT have anything %
d. FlE1 re di-frIosii0u q dol
lar q The go. 90 40 nc paid as
regards suE STOCK holder o. bad
AOllsE OF rhs Ereucs companies.
A matter Of .zrl There : aoEa-
iEg zba-eE-F. IL ELic4 1his GOV
eTaueH. i Il5-Eestesl. 70 iuvrs-i-
gate aDo1t TBl- Transaction.
Inss Co8gTes, -o3s tie action j.
did tax after E1e most mlBufe
and { hagsrlve rIauinaEiou AID
the executive carried or tie {
Trctiols Of Congress = lie letter.
RESPECTS 70 PULITZER
TIE real offender i Nr. JOSEPH
PolIiz-r. editor AID proprietor Of
Tie World.
TIE great isjnry done is il
bl4ckeuIng Tie good name Of tie
American people.
Il saoDld nos 5e left = a phi
ysse citizen 70 za- Gr. Puiitz.
for libel.
He should be prosecuted FOR H.
bel 5Y the gOv-FBDeat&l 2utbOTi-
ties.
II point Of i8famy tbere : MOTH
Ing - choose between a public
scrsaHl $40 DetEays his troet aud
a mau guilty ss Mr- Joseph PuIif-
zet h@s been guilty il this il.
stance.
IL j. a high national daiy 70
bring 10 justice this Eilifirr Of the
American people.
The Attorney General has M
der consideration the form III
which proceedings against Mr.
Pulitzer shall DC brought.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
GRossSICKLE-BIpEL.
Sale Of Real Estate.

Harvey Z Lease. auctiOueer.
sold at the court house door. last
Saturday morning. the 18TH inst.
for Jnsnaa j. Dill, trustee.
the following property of the late
Lewis II. Dill:
Dwelling house and lot. No.
III West Third street, to Albert
5. Brown. for s2.S51.
An uuImproved lot on the west
side of klinehart's alley. 10
Rhodes z. Kemp and Thomas
Schley, for Sl62 90.
A LOT fronting 30 feet on the
south side of West Fourth street
to Carlton L. Stull. at $40 per
front foot
A lot adjoining the above to
same. at Sill per front foot.
A lot adjoining the two above
mentioned lots. to Christian Rail
ing, for sl3 30 per front foot.
A lot immediately west of the
above. to Z. L. Stull for $l4 per
front foot.
A lot west of the above to Mrs.
Emma A. Cutler, at sl4 per front
foot.
An unimproved lot on the west
side of Bentz street, Immediately
north at Rockwell Terrace, ;" was
sold to Frank c. Norwood, on pri.
vate terms.
Mr.. Henry Baumg ardner has
sold his property on the west side
OF North Market street, between
Sixth aud Seventh streets. to Mr..
Thomas II. Baumgardner, for
81, 400.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Heptasophs Elect Officers

At their regular meeting held
recently, the Improved Order of
Heptasophs elected the following
officers: Archon, Eli G. Haugh;
secretary, A. A. Nose financier.
Robert A. Bennett; treasurer. G.
Z. Ausherman; past archon,
Charles kreb; provost, Alfred j.
Ritter; prelate, Charles E. Mob
ley; inspector. Vincent Yingling;
warden. Louis NJ. Halter; sen.
tiDel. Frank L. Knode; trustees,
Harry Z Chapline, Charles T. X.
Young, John f. Kreb; represent
atlves to Supreme Conclave
which meets 10 Boston, Mass, on
June 9th, 1909. John +. Kreh,
alternate, Harry e. Chaplins.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Serious Accident at Williams
port Bridge.

By the buckling of a gurder in
the new bridge across the Potion
&C at Williamsport. Nd. a tray-
eler with IA men upon it was
thrown into the river and four
men lost their lives aud five more
seriously injured. The working
men were from Pennsylvania. aud
worked for the Steel Co. The In
jured were removed 10 the Wash
ington County Hospital at Hag-
efstOwD.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

Quotations Furnished by Fred
erick County Farmers
Exchange.
CORRECTED DECEMBER 16, 1908.
Wheat
No. 2 red. 96c.
No. 2 red, 9ic.
Steamer. goo.
Rejected, soc to S5c.
Corn
New Yellow ear corn. 90. 80 10
New White ear corn. 81 so 10
Yellow shelled, SOC to 5Sc bu.
White'shelled, soc to. 5sc bu.
Rye
6Oc to 65c per bushel.
Oats
6Oc to Csc per bushel.
Hay, Baled-
No. / Timothy. S11 to s12.
No. 2 Timothy, $40 to Sl1.
No. l Mixed, $40 TO Sill.
No. 2 Mixed, 80 to $40.
Glover. So to 80.
Hay. not baled-
S. to $40 per ton.
Straw
Baled Wheat, IS to 80.
Baled Oats. IS to 90
Bundle Rye, IS to $40.
Flour. Etc
WinterWheat, S5. 80 to S5.7 bl
Spring Wheat. Sc to So. % bI
Cornmeal, SLIGO to 81. 20 per
100 pounds.
Buckwheat, 34c to 4c per Id.
Mill Feed
Bran, S25. 90 per ton.
Middlings. s2S per ton.
Red Deg, S32 per ton.
Dairy Feeds, S26 80 per ton.
Cotton Seed Meal, 1872 per ton.
Potatoes
S5c TO 90c per bushel.
Seeds
Timothy, sl.75 to % per bu.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

THz u he = a-.poi ssn . o. ne
pser- oppressed cerk. 10 th= comp
70 ~. o1 rs NsE YORK clEy.
Itss c4.rsf prori5s. tazt ~ P.s4i-
o5.ess stat e. opea fren to4 L
. = teen 11s pr4-lies hitherto g. -
IN el-fks 90 - son - fas oEle-s
wee eio-ed y sc pu5 e ~ tie
charter szgs lollf Z ss<s1i that, os 4
e-fks 4se % - 3 ste the . or are
elo= q n e2.f0a.er.. d the CDmr-
t-a- = 3 z.5-5 a. ord that "a and
4f.er Jsnasry So 1919. ~ c'srks il
IT, Filza ~ u psr1is-snt nlusi Ners
froal 9 4Btll . wllh a. lggr ~ lslca.
Of eo8r-e tn=r- vii - angry pro-
"a zfiols. ~ there gre i W4s ing
Il xbea hzlfs boar 49, sec=e 10
tae "a isi dzsi. .osk. But 50 "
er8tDeat e.e-zs. municipal ard u
ti0lsi, sosk f-4sr ho1r- AMI more
i-i-1r~.y thsa clerss 81 prira.e b-si-
ue.-. ihsr- all : ~ very great OF
ils. ing u syt8ps 4. 8 f9r them.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

L Washington cousspondence f. is
iuiimated that President Tat would
strike he tariff lii for the next Con-
gre. with veto II It should not prove
satisfactory 70 bin Tbis would b. an
ex raOfdinsry exercise u the veto pow
er UPON = mszsure II revenue. aud it
might lead 20 th- seriOus conflict be-
tween Congress and the Executive.
President Tyler, it i true, took tais liz
erty with Congress in yetoing an
amendment to the tariff bill. AID Pres
id-nt Csge and. better advised, let the
Wil-sn tariff bee me 9 Law by opera
ton u the Cons tuition, notwithstabd-
Ing hi- r~pugnaBee to the measure be-
cause itdid not fleet sufficient reduc-
ton 4 protective dufies. Tyler's, We
believe, j. the only precedent Of Ex-
e-ulive Interference with tariff bill.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

NaFzNBzE IEzK. Isos
u TIE matter q the Rzpors q -, -
lie Ism 1zT d D,-e- -nser. Is 5a lied
Ordered That OF The Z dsy az r.,-
lfls t1- Go1rE El8 p1yeae3 - -, lary.
Report u -zles q Eezi elstSfe -a7.. "a Inc
sli Cart - Jzcy0 kolras-r ~ ID
weinberg f1s.ss = II the above - Leo
1lel tn-rril a. sEor-said. 70 11ssi- -. - aud
conzrsD z1e So = IN So ess1sz n 10y ADD
In-r-0f D silo1n bore sad { 3. s,sys.ssiary
copy q t1As order oe l1S = 1 Il -. y 'lrd
paper pub isn-s1 IL Fr@5ertes co1S,ve VS. VS.
three SIC esslTe weeks prsor % sass ssvs for
n r~psr- states ne z1o11t 81 so.
$ $40 70 %
Dated this l5ia dsy o. Osssnb ?. 10
SAMUEL T. E4FFNeR
Clsrz ofthe CIrcuitCo1rt l5r E'ress-.es 1'o,,,u
True Copy-Tes1:
SAMUEL 7 EAFFSER
Jacob gohrozek. s,k
'-e--Df- dec. l$it
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
Modern Woodlands Election

At the annual election Of officers
held by Frederick Camp, No. 77l0.
Modern WoOdmen of America, the
following officers were chosen:
DR.. L S. Eader, consul; g. A.
Bussard, advisor; Vim. g. Zim-
norman, banker; II. III. Halter,
clerk; Philip Seeger. escort; j. n.
Boyer. Waterman; G. E. Moberly,
sentry; G. E Finneyfrock, mana
ger; DIR. j. NJ. Goodman and DIR.
j. o. Hendrix, physicians.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

Is tie eoncl11iok por on Of his
Tr-s-gfg r-fofr secretary 6 rt-iyou
bl-i-d hilassif 9Th ne question u
ef=.ti : a. International gold rertia-
ezts. Haeh would r-pr=s~ul the trans
r, u god 2 iu q aBiiioa without the
trggD and eost u Transmit The
uei.l TIE sian : sot = les Que, AID
Wall street. Z saci-r- nav~ zlF-a1y
e ndemn-0 i', although that i ~ %
III su- z Delu- i've azsi : IL sdop 4.
i j. NOR r.tlO8zl AMI Ia re prsctiez-
lie than the Old echeiue II intsfu4r ion
Al biul-laili-nD, which lad lie dzy.
What apparently sf4nd- il IL wsy are
lie I sctgziioDs b. tie r4tes fexchauge
which make nece5ssry frequent sbip-
u-elfs u gold; aid the question Is
ale her International Agreements as 10
The is-ue - 20 d or ifestes c9ud pre-
vent tnis- Al an Fate. IL u q very pref
y nnsneizl hOIion, AMI it wiIl not do
% y gust eally s-s-rl that II may ever
b r-siize1 inGiifers 1 a are the Gov
sfnnsnL- u mo.t n4tio4s IL regard to
IL
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

AMERICANS make some complaints
about their Senate, but the EngIi-h
Liberals are reported to be aiming at
til- substitution II something closely
noieled on our Senate 1t is human
n ture to be Disseminated with posses
sions and to change tbem for some
thing else.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

The Washington County Sun
day School Association elected
the following officers: President,
Rev. George X. Hartman. Of Hag
erstowu; vice-president, Frank E.
Harne, OF Hagerstown; secretary,
Mrs. Annie Troxell. of Williams
port; treasurer. j. Frank Rossner,
of Hagerstown.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

Judge Keedy dismissed Il.
attachment Of the Peoples S a'
tional Bank. OF Hanover ~ a
against the Hanover Cs,a:,
Company, for sl0.16SI9
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

WHILST Secretary COrtelyou calls
attention to thr sa@ning T essury de-
feii aud recommends economy in APP
Dropriation-. President ROO-evelt aud
; er-tsry Of War Wright urged the
mos exfrsvagrnt Expenditures both for
TIE army aud navy in the midst Of pro-
found pare
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

Joseph a. Painter and Poh...
Wallace were drowned ra e'
shooting the Stubele Field Fa 1,le
on the Potomac. ''is,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

SEEMING IN the canal since the
drawing of the water has been
forbidden by the Canal Company
and the game wardens have been
instructed to arrest all violators.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

John T. Gather, of Colesville.
Montgomery county, was fined
$3.50 by Judge Henderson for
shooting Denton Hobbs.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

The Emmitshurg Railroad has
declared a dividend OF 2 per cent.
payable after January LIST, 1909.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

Skating has been prohibited :
Lake Rover By the State b : "a
authorities. aisA
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
SovExBzg TERN. 1903.

In the matter OF the Auditors Renort
He'd the loin day Of Deem Der. 1915
0gDERE .. That on the eih AZ o. January
Is 2. the Court viii proceed 10 act upon fba
Resort d the Auditor. MED as a ors.aid
IN I above e4uSs. 10 finally raiifv az Z CON-
nrFn the same. IN ess eauSs 10 the contrary
Thereof o snowa s-e10re said day: provided
q copy q this oider Be- inser ed 10 some
neEsp aper pub iishs1 in Frederick County for
Two 81 cssslye ~eezs prior 10 said day
Dated lstn day December. ls0s.
SAMUEL T HAFFNER.
C4srk q the Circuit Court for Frederick County
True eopy-Test
SAMUEL 7. HAFFNER.
JACOB Rohroaek. Clerk
Solicitor dec. 1885,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

Together For Better or
For Worse
BTPPEOE-BELL.
Miss EsteIla Virginia Rippeon
AID III. Elmer G. Bell. both Of
Nes Marker. sere married Dec.
18Th BIZ Rey. 5 u. Heuch.
TEOMAs-MEEE.
Charles z. Thomas and Lula
VI. Mckee. both OF BrunsEick.
we're married az that place re-
certify by tie Rer. j W. McGIlI.
BoEs-EREGLO.
KearDey y. BOhn. OF Johns
vile. aud Carrie o Kreglo. of
Li6erryfogn. were married az
Unsonfille. recently, by The Rev.
o. = Marriott
LOSG-MIySICK.
Herbert Z Long. Of Middle
town. aud Ethel Z. Minnirk, OF
Bui kitisyille. we're married at
Bufkiltsyille on Monday last, by
the Rev. Charles u. Smith.
EOOGLE-sNOoTs.
Martin b. koogle. Of Bruins
wick aud Annie Gertrude Shoots.
of Lovefisville, Virginia, were
married AZ Brunswick. recently,
by tie Rev. Charles Il. Hess.
FOGLE-KEEFER.
Mr. Edgar 4. FogIe and Miss
Liunie VI. keefer. both OF this
coanry. we're married at the
Uuited Brethren parsonage. this
city. few DAYS ago. by tue Rev.
J. ". kirscofe.
wILCoxEN-JORRY.
Cards have heen received an
nOuHeiug the welding Of Miss
MInnette Nav WlIcoxen. grand
daughter OF Mrs. a. J. Wilcoxen.
TO Howard o. Jorry. They we're
married Dec. IL, in Chattanooga.
Tenn.
Observation-Disclosures.
Leonard keefer Grossnickls.
of Ellerton. and Elsie J. Bldel.
Of Harmony. we're married al the
Lutheran parsonage in Middle
toxn. recently. by the Rev Viii
liam T. Brown. After the wed
ding they left on an extended
wedding trip. aud upon their
return will reside at Myersyille.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ogDEs sIsI oS SAILS.

In tne Clrc1f Goz-z Or F-ss.rer g..
Eitung il Eguiiy. e'anty
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

he Frsassie<-I0~1 "a -inzs I-ys,7.,,-
- 9szr9 "a E-is 's -- .. 2 snd
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
ORDER SlsI On AUDIT.
No. 80 Eqaity

n the Circuit Court for Prsas..ck conn,r
sitting IN Equity.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
THE NUPTIAL KNOT.

Some Happy Couples Who
Have Linked Their Lives
Together For Better or
For Worse
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

Iaeqb Rohr9zck. Attorney, namei in ths
morrgsz- from 4 sxz11er : Pni5jins and
Margaret z pnliiios - wife. II No. 80
n Drummer, On Petition.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
TO CREDITORS.

By order OF the Circuit Court for Frederick
County. Maryland sitting in Equity passed
on the lltn dav OF December 10 the wear
nineteen hundred and eight, Ia the case of
In frederick Towa savings Insd- ntiOn
against Adelma 2. EiehoiTZ. ct al being No.
So Equity in said Court, the unders gned
Trustees hereby give notice unto the creditors
OF
HENRY EICHOLTZ,
deceased, TO file their claims duly proven
before the CLERK OF the Circuit Court Aor
frederick jolnty, Maryland, on or before
January lltl, ls09.
JACOB ROHRB ACX,
LEO WEINBERG,
dec. II It. Trustees in No. s25i Equity
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

DsY Dc EHBEs e 30.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18

Charles z. Thomas and Lula
N. Mckee. both OF BrunsEiek.
Eere married al that place re-
certify by tie Rer. J W. MeGlll.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
BTPPEoY-BELL

BTPPEOy-BELL.
Miss EsteIla Virginia Rippeon
AID Mr. Elmer e. Bell. both Of
Neg Maker. sere married Dec.
18Th BIZ Rey. 5 u. HeBch.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-18
FOGLE-KEEFER.

Mr. Edgar i. Fogle and Miss
Liunie VI. keefer. both OF this
eOantv. we're married al the
Uuited Brethren parsonage. this
city. a few DAYS ago. by tue Rev.
J. ". Kiracofe.