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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-10

The expense incident to funeral ser- Ice is many times n heavy burden, 0c- |irring as 1t often does unexpectedly lad after long periods of Illness. IL is |ir desire to be known as considerntc our charges, aud especially thought |,I of the many cares and responsibiii- les which we must necessarily assume |, such occasions.
 GRAHAM & HAYES, 1o0s Chapel st.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-10

Mrs Disbrow of Easton and Miss Jennie Dlsbrow of Long Island have been spending the week in town al tae residence of Mir. and Mrs S. A. Libbcy,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-10

Pearl-Down on the porch last night Reggy was taken for burglar.
 Ruby-Why, I'm surprised. Rebby never stole anything in his life.
 Pearl--No; he is even too slow to steal a kiss--Chicago News.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-10
FOOTBALL.

At Charlottesville, Va, University of Virginia I2, Davidson 0.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-10

Mrs Martha Whitcomb has return ed to New Haven after pleasant visit with Mrs. Carrie Baldwin of Clark street.
 
 Mrs, Edmund Tibbals and daughter Esther have been guests of Mrs Ray Royden this week.
 Mrs. c. B Ford is improving in health and was able to go automobile riding this week
 Miss Julia Beach has been enjoy ing the week in Hartford, While there she was the guest of her broth CT, who is located in that city
 That the harvest festival at the NJ. F, church has been success is evil hdent by the large assembly of people who have partaken of the suppcrs on
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27

n 5 TscS1t experiment sSs Name
ASr.e~ssG-&, SsasSc@ ZS&s $ oo-,rz-t-
Sc g vAo,s cora ans cracked co-2
fer laying As1S. Certain po1,t-y-.s1
-sSSs2 tA2s cracked eoz1 IS more Ss-
SsVSS,s when sA1SNn in tAs ts.ssz. Ss-
eSGSs aging Aszs. wAscA tend - GROW
sSo tSs G2o1 - weSss Sc-a. are
Eo-eeS - take -2e,s exercise II -
earring sAs szSl,s- pieces In Oc<o-
es- 1S@A &rgsl AAseAs& painless ~s-s
PHI s1so ss1 lsSs psss> Besides sAs
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tASs -As SvsSSss zGEas- q sxzs rs-
bird -s<eS,ys1s rs w>s1s ce-1 was
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27
A TEMPLE OF REPUBLICS

On May II President Roosevelt. II
the city Of Washington. laid the cor
nerstone Of the first International
Temple Of Peace. Friendship and
Commerce. the tangible evidence Of
The desire Of the twenty-one American
republics that war shall be no more
IN the Western world and that mate
rial prosperity promoted by iaterna-
iiopal trade shall take its place. Dis
tinguiShei men were present :. the
laying Of the cornerstone and mess
ages were spoken or sent by repreSsr-
tstivss from all Of the tv7snty-o2s r.
publ;cS Of America. The new build
Ing is 70 bs the Join; property Of s,l
the republics The site provided BY
the American Congress is within :
few hundred yards Of the White
House and is Si!aesat % the State.
War and Navy buildings and the Cor
co-2n Art Gallery. Mr.. Andrew Car
nss.s contributed th-ee-fo1rths Ct .
million dollars 10 the erection ~ the
builii1S. and each % the republics
has &3Gei an appropriation . the
fund The building IS 70 b the home
OF the International Bureau. main
tanned by the American republics.
saG 5 - bs made Ihs centre q :
continuous campaign q education.
where one country may obtain zcc~--
sic S2G ur-t2-G2;s information a.
any other, 4 library OF aii sab:sc.s
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27

the United States especially designed
for International conventions. reeep-
tions 10 distinguished foreigners and
fO- diplomatic and social events Of s
kindred nature. The bureau IS strict
y 81 International and independent
organization maintained by the joint
contributions. based On population, Of
the Swsnty-one American sovs-n-
mentS. We have not been without
our 6iEscait problems e solution in
The United States. bur the republics
% South America have had Z very
Troublesome ard disastrous time IL
their national ani International
struggles and revolutions. The sue
csSs e The United States Government
has been : splendid example and III
SEPARATION u the sister republics OF the
South. Aai the foundation Of this
Paa-An,e-ioan Palace q Peace.
Friendship sni Commerce is 81 in
rO-tSct srocA.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27
Rugs That Fat HnrS

Tbs Department o. Agriculture cCi-
avStsS Insects tAst destroy Sny Sn3
81 crop parasites. TIE posyErotcs
Ais-Siis car whip shy EsS$iSa ~
ever born. TIE tyspAlseas t-ic;i IS
GeAsh O. the green bug. TSs green
rag sa.S the osksr. wAScA promptly
LAYS is ssgs inside is GsvoSree. TAs
vcG2g SAT their way = re ors> air.
thus Killing TIE green BAG. SAYS v&2
NcSi&2's Magazine.
To o-s iSiy hGs IS due the 6sstrrc-
ton ~ the S&a Jose seals. which Gs&
millions - dollars s&Gs&ss - rs
tran s-sss q California When rs
psSs As3 become = positive ras-Scs
tie department AsS7G q : SPECIES
q N~S II NoSsA China Which vas
tStSs - rs sale. \ S-Sa ae-s -
C tAs eeSs were procured. eat 81,
vs-s Gss3 Syesas S7s when tAsy
reached sAis eS21sry. TSs c1a s-sscs
vas taken 10 wSsNiagea2 ana became
w&e& = tAs Government. SIZE
rewarded As- Sss9s-s " tsys1S SAo1s
stea sSsS = a. i-e~sSsSsy $50.
space q ss1ss s>s A&3 s &oc- SIR :
family - seven hs2,SoaS sz6 tNs -sss1
g. sAe SsAss wSs evsr,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27

l, Is often impossible for sick
person 70 sit up il bed 70 eat from
the tray. and when this Is the case,
il often Is hard 70 put tie t-zy il
handy ard yet comfortable position
for the Invalid and in many cases the
person Is so weak II tires them %
support the tray OF the lap. 4 table
for Al invalid tray car be easily and
quickly made BIZ anyone Select a
email folding table. such as Is ussi
for sewing. and stand II beside the
bed and saw OF the legs OF one end
even with the heisprez6. Move the
table across the he'd until the uncut
legs stand close 10 the bed a-5 the
shortened legs rest OF the bed and
make the table firm In this way the
table Is II the most convenient posi-.
uon- while Il does not res. o. the
person il bed o. prevent the use Of
the limbs Another handy table fol
the i1Ealid's use ca1 Be made from
dolls table Cut OF all four legs 50
that they are only about eight inches
long This table may Be placed over
the covered legs OF the patient with
the legs Of the table resting OF the
bed OF each side These tables nay
os folded up and placed staining
against tie vail o. close. when not
u ase--Bos,oa Past
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27
PnrS~Rc>,l Horses.

Next week Will end tGs co22.y fairs
n Ohio. ASye Sttsn3sG coan;y fairs
An3 the Ohio aa3 Indians State Fairs
this year, Becoming tas owner a.
coach stallion lsS: spring, NY interest
eeasersG i the ho-Se 3iSvl2yS 81
these fairs. shall not dwell apoa
The display 5. any - shsa,, hC. /
wish u say : few verbs through yoG-
paps- u sAs result .. ny ONT sx-
ps-ss1cs ana thar >. many hc1Ss oS2-
srs 70 whcz, talked.
II Ohio We hare 10 stallion lsw:
thai 5. S2yoc5y VIC owrs 5 ssSil;o2.
10 aSt;s- low many bls@isAsS .
osAs- ;-srs-tscsic2s n may hSVs -
how G,c.srslly S-s& Ne may Re. hs :
for service 70 any wso &rrly. \.
county fairs tAs So-cSllsS grade ho1ss
w&S there. eut an aSrry - say hs
~&S oVs-sA&Gows3 ~ ne z.Ss-sSesz.
specimens q he pG-s-c-s& AcTss-
81, - -sc1s-s, IS ike ; cS-cs-s lie
SsspS CT II business ~ sAs eAs&n
2-ses ks o3s-S tc- service. &n@ TIE
c2ls way = drive As- OK : - pass
stringent Laws Showing - Ec7srs.
e-sS Sssslsc2 - sand .c- service.
Wes- c0ZrS1y O. S ns-Soz pays
from $500 - ssao9 to- : Ac-ss tAsy
s1oa,& y protested, Cz3s- o1s Prs
s7t -c-,2~r-&,-Sli. 5: $ c2.y : matter
- tcG- years vixen s Ao-ss :. pare
Mood ASS Ssco5 n tocSGEy. that
sss-S viii Ss IS many grade ss&ssse2s
IS 80 k&vs fingers T. s. many miles
= every direction. his : ~ srGs
i ST localities. ezs tbs statement
v1,1 lit more aoc&1ssss than : misses
TAsVsy-<vs ys&-s $50 I cz2 rs@sz2-
AsV that &,1aoss o-s-so1-sA - rs
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csG,-s Ec-e sSccZssS. s2- IKE <As
lsc1o- 1uss-3o1. + takes mere ;A22
s1Cc2sSoz - eo--s;. sAs svS1 S.-52-
Ssa. .Sws - 81 Kinds have been -
Ss,s1 - cars tAs 1sSSc- s-Se. H-s !.
S.5,5 sxss.$ :. sAs s-a5sczs5cz - ne
-so2srss ors3 Ao-ss : u y Go-s ev
s@Gc&sao2 il vsG - long @2y -.
TA&s cAscs SAo1lS - 5 l2w II so-.s
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sc.1g = S&Ss sAs S-ss Ssszs II sAs
LsS.SlS.1-s - E-5s1-A ~o--S -acvs
l. sAs matter, ST oves-s - r9-s-e-s,s
SsSl-Lo-S S2O1.5 ST. S1sy- II OAss We
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= s ~sSS o svo ~51s e1s1szs s Nv.
wS.eS Ss,ssvs wc2ss ~ s@scss-l- &-5
he w'o-Ss2S u s1cA Law prove 3
eNc- u t1s Ao-ss Business se- general
escSs = eoza-G = NsS1. sa ~
Ez@l1-S E2r=s-.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27
Where Forests nie Hara

That IS the one astounding thing
II this Whole region OF northern
Maine, -As regsoe-ztive power OF the
forest Men With axes have heea
hacking a the giants OF the wood I'D
es-e t1- ITO centuries and more The
Eolizths have hes1 laid low. indeed.
~ to- o1e tree that stood OF Z given
s79cs along The hilisi6es AMI il the
EzllsTs % Nc1bs- One : century szo
2Ts sand 1o-izv.
They ara giants 70 more. II Is t-re.
nj S1sE are splendid trees. and jus-
Is TIE Lilliruzians nigh, prevail
~1s-s G1Llivs- vas hound. 50 these
S-es hold their o~a sszins. nan and
sTs. press i O. his elszrirzs and
WIPE then occ There must - -srv
mere lz0es--s7 with axes along the
ascE-eos. the Molu1cus and the
Nz--zEszks2s before this beautiful
-sElo1 VII fail Of is to-sss--Scs,on
Transcript
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27

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deep and Ss937s Soy. co.'s va !
kcoS eo&-S7s - ssSA. sc~ sssss. =
NSs1 - - zsSAs si2S at han. ws.a
r-cSScs CAVES sA&t XII e~sus g-cSsx.
he Testers
No~ To- sAs H@,1 -As N1~ $ Az
TIE es-S. re Sss-ar< Sss srsssssss
o. al sAs calves, 1cs sS->7sy c1 e-s
calf ! 1sSr, IS wssA sAs e,sw. &c. :
rsSises2ss N2se e tie A-sSs ycS ua-..
srs1 Il ys,1 A&vs ezlS s-Sss eovyS As
thea sU@ Srs S1-S yes 4-s ssSss.x /.
NssS A-ssS from esse ancestors -
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teese1SSszs As&S. broad 2zS tau -
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rreSS211. as 4 nervous. sxsz<&sos ans.
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s2Ss- he sAS1s& - A-ass and
sGxSSsAS &crass he back. WI s1assA
even ASrs Es sAe1s9 Axvs vi,
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&ssAN
>E~s-g S ne EaSS-& ssase- se-
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cows s&e2A3 - s-sS - As - S-vS
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then was1 sA.s COWS srs sG-xes -
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27

American : 70 b scared. and h
every possible means -As American
governments are TO Ae brought to
ss.Asz Win intimate acquaintance
ship Tie imposing building ~ill
stand O. Srs-Sc-s reservation L
Ssls II tSS tsss square, the main pr
ton Standing TWO stories shove :
N-Ss studded basement and bs.1s n
,1rz S1--,o~2ts3 by 6iSai5s3 ez,1S-
trades Tes -sx- portion. IL o-Ge- -
covs- : cSrGcSo1s assembly hall. ~.ll
rsSs SIN higher, Tie general 27cAi-
lecture vii. S1sSss. L2,S2-A-2s-seS2
treatment Ont o. respect - the t2cs
III, twenty o2s e the tws2.y-o2s r.
gGeGcs S-s u Latin origin A large
reading voo@ VII y : tsS.zrs, where
"a ~ seen ST TIE SostA IS well Is
No-sA American PUBLICATIONS. besides
Important historical 61,A i es2-s5-
fl zSSs2elg cA2=Ss- sAzc. tc- pres
s-1 Purposes nay - cz-ss6 re Hall
a. zhs Az,s-Sca= A=A2SSzSo-S,~ VII
provide he c1ly rooz q Is kind n
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27

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EascA. esszg -Azs -sasaSs.5- VII t21l
zz-o 1As hand -s1o WISH Tcu e11
SaScklr eorsr 3 essc-s Il zs2rss ras
scrzzS- u nd - he EyS-s-E.
re s1-E-5ss q Ec1- string ho11s-
wz- NV he soUAss,s II r-1 r-c.ses. -
rs-l-z .As ring to TIE Suing without
-s-evzzS Tie ends src-z AEs fingers
Pass eAS s-rz-<- ES = -Ac 5-s- NIX.
zr'a1-5 c1s :. Asz fingers 1cs Il
driving -As scssV- Is s,sScrs- toward
1As czhs- A1-s. szsg Il through -.
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aooz cvs- The 5zSs-s THIS time ssGTs1g
Il os1- zAs End IL T. g. VIII Tcz-
-vC sc-s11rs-s sl-zA NJ rns string
which WIS S-s1 urc1 TIE fingers and
sip Il erc-1 them -ssr tns part Hold
EE tie -S1g. and Eu1 VII 1n1 tie
r1zg II El1-z. zS II TIE asEzz11g -
1ns first e-seS-7h1Rs-s-6- Ledge
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27
TAe ESriy Mriss-r rtzs,

4 .sss2s z2o-s sA&a ssvszsr EsA-S
$50 sAs0s Vas - sG,A has Is :
HAS sx1S = sxzszs1cs- ne vs-y
1-Ss e123 s-sl7ssy e e-ass szsss. Z,
s2c.. II s1-sAsc N1cS sax7 1885
H-sc- 10 sA2s sz-s srsa Cur znzlE.z-y
-2Sssc ~1s E-oSNes5 almost szsi-s1y
t-c11 SzSS--=sz-s q WOOD &-5 IS
SscS1s-y - 1cSs 1 s1-l -sS-s--x,
s3-@ ec-sascsS Il szre SNo<S no
easr--s-S, s~o Ac-=s al .So las
Ssc-S
IS sAaEl7S - important ra-s
Ts1ys1 II IL ss12Ss-s a-zsS y ca-
s&2Ss ss-s&T 81 : s1@sssz1 u Nh
sse1 TAI n Al ~ - ssss S-S1-ea1ss
S2-2 -. sly. ss-u-swe pieces ces-s
wcSsS r--ss&ASr Ss te175 from sseas-
ss1 = srszSy eS--S u SAY zssAE-s
e s1ScS1s-ss. -assA 1-s parity el1-.
s-s1 2-S r&-esy Ac----S
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27
Cullins is Beneficial.

Culling the flock improves IT and
makes il better every year. as high
er standard IS constantly being
evolved. BY an observation Of the
individuals much can be learned In
stead Of running indiscriminately
with eulls. one becomes acquainted
With the good hens and perhaps
makes pets of them and pride in their
individual excellence IS entertained
by the owner. All ot which IS very
desirable. Then. TOO. the youns flock
viii be Matched only from the best
producers aud the choicest specimens.
instead Of from egsS taken indiscrim-
ina,ely from the esq basket sud large
" from poor specimens, says EpitO-
mist.
Sven With gooa pure-orsd stock
the matter Of selection should not be
overlooked. There is no likelihood
Of there being such extremely poor
specimens in a purs~brei dock IS in
= dock Of wongrels. but ST the same
time in every tock there Sre some
that a-e better than others. The OBJ
lest az this. then. IS 70 impress upon
poGltrymsn SGG farmers the ir,ro--
taace ot 5 close scrutiny Of the stock.
sai 10 tsSeA the fact by careful Sc
lection profitable deck may ot,sa
y built uQ from WIS. may 81 first
seen. 10 b very unYgoraiSsns mate
ri2l.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27

\ @1s sample o. what s21 s.s so-s
q / sal gaoS 80 southern C1-zsc--ss
sx2S rs ess1 t1rl2sAeS II " :.
Y&21s-, u -As-S street o, ~ sxs
cSsr e0cs s2se e Is Ae-ss. s71es
asss sA11 C1s-sss-s - Al z>-s. Nr.
Palmer 1GsS <9rS2s sec czs s9.eGQ
grape e2seS2sS
Ne euzelzSs Esrs Assaes Il sz->
s-s Ese-w1<r x,s1 Aa-sA 1-ss 81 or
&r-A l. Sc1e1s reES ssz- inches
apart Two sosS wsrs aNas II taxa
s1Sl-s cars & SAsz Szr11s Ses Szz-
zssr. 1zs a. -1s present 1zs a. lie
vl2ss S-s II &c1-sseSzS e,1S.1c1.
rsS-ssszeS-s n tie esvssz 1z-ssrx
wa2r1cssn SsegA--<Z2-Szc-s C,r-s-
ISRSszSe Lss Angels TSzsS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27
Profits on Poultry.

The profits 10 heGerived a 5
deck 81 fowls depend larsely-ye-y
iSrgely-spon their housing and
keeping, Il IS unreasonable t. ex-
pee, hens Kept in $ cold. damp. filthy
house - produce eggs. and they sim
ply Will not 30 L, Il is much sasis-
70 FIX the house ~ ROW than j; VIII
Re after the weather sets sold, in
tSct. The chances are ten 70 one thss
Il the rspSirs sire aot made before
cold weather sets II, they Will rot be
made 81 al, sni the result VIII Dc 5
lot u roupy. saivelins. pvoS,lsSS hens
ard disappointed owCsr.-ESrrsS 5
Home Journal.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27
Sand Soap.

Half bar OF coarse sand soap
should always be kept within reach Of
the right hand of every dishwasher.
Rub the half bar right on the bot.
tom, both inside and outside, Of all
saucepans and spiders. Follow this
with a scrubbing with five cent sink
brush. kept up little higher than the
wire soap dish for the sand soap, and
fashioned differently than the regu.
lar brush used for the sink. BY
training ones self 10 always use both
sand soap and brush, pot and pan
washing is robbed Of It's much talked
Of dislike. An occasional dipping Of
the pan brush OF 10 the cake OF cen.
mon soap kept near will remove eY.
cry vestige Of grease.-NeE Haven
Register.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27
$Dt -aie.F 1I'TT

have advantages fer making rapid
growth and require very little atten-
ton during the busy summer months.
When the calves are 4 few weeks
old they should be caStvated and the
wound washed with some good germ
killer. SO il heals rapidly In the fall
the calves should be weaned and fed
On good. nutritious food. This should
consist OF silage and roots. clover or
alfalfa hay, oats and hran-eQual
paris-with daily allowance OF some
reliable stock food to aid digestion
and promote quick growth.
The sge AZ which steers should
be marketed depends largely on the
market prices. hut rs rule we'll fed
steers sell hest at fourteen 10 sixteen
months old-Dr. David Roberts.
Wisconsin State Veterinarian,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27
sauce Bernaise.

Put two tahlespooatuls ta.lagon
vinegar in saucepan, add eight
crushed black peppercorns, two
chopped shaliots and q tablespoonful
minced parsley. Cock five Q! siy
minutes, then set aside 70 cool.
Break six eggs, separating the whites
from the yolks, and stir into the cold
vinegar, adding At the same tins
four tablespoonfuls butter, CT. in
small pieces. Set the small pan il
larger one OF hot water and IS il
reaches the boiling point stir con.
sta1tly until rhickenei. Add : tea.
spoonful beef extract, dissolved il z
quarter cup hot water, season With
salt and little grated nutmeg and
pour over the steak OF whatever Il II
20 be served vith.-NeE York Tal=
gram
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27
Meer~<haum Used IS Scan.

Mss-scez11- before its harder
NJ -2kss soo6 soap. have often
E1ses5 ~ hands Win IL
he SPEAKER. : Missionary Of IN.
l-z's7cA1s-s vs-zc;ty, t7ovae5 ST TIE
l1s-s11lo1S smiles q his guests. s2s
t4s1 vent o2s
II Ezz n No-occc- Tas7e. on ths
e'zS-- down toward TIE Atlas Nouur.
ans 0es-sces11 Is plentiful. far
2c-e Ras-1t1l than sap Il wouiSns-
E9z - ship Il 70 the DutcS nss-.
S's.a1- e2-Ts-S-Aszcs !. is ssehe-
1se1 = sap @ lsS alone.
IN re crude state. ron know. :,
: X sotz Is e1tSs-- Il r1hs up into :
--s1-rz1s l1-hs-. 7 rs-ovss ire s;--
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27
Poscrtr OF the Rich.

TIE batter - the millionaire occu-
psac q : Newport Wills has sued one
q his hosts guests % recover $500
money leaned After the notices by
Newport s-ocs-s that they will no
longer give rsill;on2srss unlimited
credit this buffers Sris Is another 70
Ken q the comparative poverty Of
some q the 2svly rich. n many
households he butler. The chef. the
foosmen 21d The maids have more
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27
aGoodeThINgs
WEDb Edt
SsS-zs q .zyD HcE 70
- P2E24RE- THY

Quick WafleS--Three eups Of
-Four. THO cups q milk. t~o eggs. hall
1s2SQoo,tal OF cream tartar. o.s
ssl1SpcccfCl Of salt SIT TIE cream
'2TsS- and salt into the -four; dis.
solve tie soda il : little hc- water;
heat one egg put II the four last
Hash CrcqnegteS.-Tzke what i
LETT Of the steak OF any odd bits Of
meat from bsst rosS< and chop fire
". season with salt. Pepper and ;
dash Of celery salt: dip into the vel
beaten yolks Of two eggs and trE in
cot TAT the same As 6ougsnuts- SsTTs
o. crisp lettuce leaves
Butter Thin NutietS-Bszt TIE
white Of an egg SUI. stir il enough
powdered sugar TO make StiE- add
one-eSlt cup Of chopped nuts (vsl-
nusS pSsts-redl sud srrea5 quite
thick On butter shins and brown n
me oven Nice 70 serve With bot
chocolate or Tor ianeAss
Nolasses Cookics.-o,e CUP no
lassss. put on store ard e-lzg 70 boil
ms point-do net eoil. STIR in one
oesSsrs spoon q soda and one cable
sneon strong viseSar. While foam
ins POUR over one sSg. o1e-Axif cap
SassT and one teaspoon q gisser.
with a little salt ee21s1 together.
Elout to mix stir saeaxA 70 kaadis
easily. Rcll est se< - sSlH
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27

Alt-sz T8kss52 S2so~. 4 Jarsrssa
zscels-E1. who ho2gas : tsru, rss-
Ii Sa7ss Arse ye2-s ago ana r,ss.
-z1s- M At al farming. now does
1Hs E1rS IT proxy er renting ont his
11-1 Il sail tracts - his eountrv-
mn Last sE-I1g Ne rsateS $50
ARES near Bs-EAo1S. rersrsiax "a
8ssz1sss- and yesterday secured =
I'm q los 1Eras froz his neiShhor
e Il WslcA and VII srhlss this AS,
Sa-oE vas se2eztsS il Ansries,
Colleges ard WISHES u ferret thst y.
: I 11Ea1sss Two ys&rs SSo he
--HE-rss- n RccoEplisAs1 American
girl = AsRs&72 ans about that t,r,.,
eAz1sa3 his xz-1zzs 70 Sssaw
Denver Es1Ssssezz-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27

&c to his yelatNes-orothers sisters,
etc.-instead Of descending to his
wife and children. This custom IS
perhaps the most harmful in effect
OF aAy practiced these days by the
Navajo.
1t often leaves the wife and chill
dren destitute. especially where the
husband owned focks as well as the
cattle and the ponies. However, the
Navajo women usually own focks, in
which case the mother and children
have some means of scanty support
az least.-New York Press.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27
A Simple Insecficiln

Hot alum water is the best in.,..
destroyer. Put alum into hot vo.es
and let it boil until it is all dissolv"ss
then apply the solution hot with .
brush to all cracks, closets, bedstaoas
and other places where any insso,a
are found. Ants, bedbugs. coo.
reaches and other insects are killas
by it; will not injure or poison
Boston Post.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27
Add Hun,ns.

When growing green crops TO plow
under 10 add hamus it will be found
more economical 70 turn down
legumes and thus add nitrogen.
When this is done il win no, be nee
ssssry TO use fertilizer rich in nj
trogeu. Nitrogen Is the most expen-
sive element OF fertility. and the air
Is much cheaper source 10 obtain
&c from than the fertilizer works
Farmers Home Journal.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27

I-UG15 cCs q IL kzg-S ~aacA hold
T. sAsz 1-awEs shs sa-Q Az< scr1as
seward 11s opposite hKa3. * sA1Ez
n s4s 1g1-s- 7sEsx = ever tAss string
~ cA.s ether 21Cs- Ez1a = hes z 1ss
scs1-s2 u 1ssSSaS me - than with
y's'1- twNo ss-s1z<srS sazeA rE az 4
12S 4 enc q r1,s strings A,ssz-g tie
r1zg sid szSszE rcur tigers e-u-
s1cA cc2srs <rSes1E s&c c-cz tn
szlsz - yaG< co1sHzsr1x Sagsrs "a
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27
Repair Farm Tools.

ras man who IS handy with tools
can save many trip 70 the black
smith shop during the busy season,
SAYS Drovers' journal, Every farm
should be equipped with \ repair shop
snd every farmer should learn how 70
use tools. Save su the nuts. screws,
hinges, bolts and any other pieces
that might be Of use. and when 3
machine breaks down YOU may have
lust the pisce 70 tx it. \ box in the
tool shed makes SSooi place . throw
sGch odds and ends.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-11-27
Shoes Blackened.

There is no reason why young or
old should be careless about having
their footwear kept in proper condi.
ton. A lambs wool glove and daub.
er can be bought for ten cents and
box of backing for another dime. By
being careful to never use but one
side Of the dauber there will be no
need Of soiling the fingers, and the
wool glove gives fine polish with
very little efort.-New Haven Reg.
lister.