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ENDED
 WITH VENEZUELA
0onSuIS and Consular Agents Not Recalled Sleeper and
 RuggleS Come Home,

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The American government is not looking for any further trouble with Vene- zuela. The recall of Jacob Sleeper. charge d'affairs, and Lieutenant Rug gles of the legation at Caracas ap- parently ends the diplomatic incident except so far as President Castro may add some complication by official ae' ton.
 Almost a dozen consular officers and agents of the American govern ment are stationed in several Vene zuelan cities It is understood there is no intention on the part of the gov ernment to recall them as they are attending to the interests of American citizens. Their absence would be un desirable.
 These agents have no diplomatic functions. But if there should be sui ficient reason the deparment would not hesitate to direct them to sur render their exequaturs and request officers of some other government tc look after the interests of the United States.
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SIMPLE RITES AT FUNERAL
 OF GROVER CLEVELAND
Continued from First Page.)

few police available as guards and cause a scene of confusion at least at
 the grave.
 When the situation was presented to Mrs. Cleveland and the necessity Of guarding President Roosevelt against possible harm was pointed out
 to her she finally consented to the
 presence of the. troops to assist in
 policing the city.
 Late this afternoon Gov. Gilkeyson came here from Trenton with Mayor
 Robinson and held 8 long consultation
 with those in charge of the funeral at the Cleveland home.
 Following the conference it was stated the military will consist of the second troop of cavalry and Compan- lies 4. B, and c, of Princeton and Trenton. The first regiment, nation al guards and mounted troops will be under the command of Capt. Edward Field and will arrive aere tomorrow on special train over the Pennsyl- vania road, about 1 o'clock. The Trenton companies and local com psny. numbering about 300 men will
 be commanded by Major John Nc Cullcugh.
 The Trenton company will arrive by trolley in special cars to cooper
 ate with the troops and mounted sol diers. Twenty-Five policemen are expected here tomorrow from Tren- ton. The station where President
 Roosevelt will arrive, Westland, the
 Cleveland home, street leading to the cemetery and the cemetery itself will be thoroughly policed and no ve- hicles or pedestrians will be allowed on the streets, on the Cleveland
 grounds or in the cemetery during
 the funeral. As soon as the funeral lis over President Roosevelt v
 leave and the troops and special po- lice will be withdrawn.
 Mrs. Cleveland spent the day quiet ly. She arose early and shortly after 6 o'clock this morning, accompanied
 by President F'innaly of the College of
 the City of New York, went to the
 cemetery. where she gave final diree-
 tions locating the grave Mir. Cleve-
 land will be buried near the ivy
 crowned grave of his eldest daughter
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THE LIQUOR PLANK
 ENLIVENE0 MATTERS
in the Iowa Democratic State
 Convention,

SIOUX CITY, June 25.-Enliyened in the last hours by spirited contest over the ''liquor" plank in the plat form, the fight on which had been pre- viously weighed for four hours in the committee on resolutions, the Demo cratic state convention was brought to a close at 5s45 o'clock this afternoon with enthusiastic cheers for William .J Bryan and the Iowa state ticket.
 The so-called liquor plank which was adopted by good majority simply affairs the traditional policy of the party with reference to self-gov- ernment.
 D. w. Higbee, of Creston, and A. J. House, of Maquokett, were nominated for supreme judges.
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because the record is written plain in the minutes of the last legislature where all may have correct informa- ton who desire.
 Win the Gazette have the fairness the next time it refers to Kibbey be Ing entitld to credit for the new tax law to print his remarks made before the special joint-committee meeting when the Doran mining tax law was under consideration?
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STEAMER SUSPECTED OF
 SMUGGLING JAPANESE

SAN FRANCISCO, June 25.-It is generally believed along the water front that the revenue cutter Daniel Manning. which put to sea today, was under orders to intercept the British tank steamer Pima, bound to Gaviota from Yokohama It is thought the oil steamer has been bringing Japanese to this country and smuggling them ashore, landing them in small boats.
 The Pima is under charter of Toyo Risen Kaisha in the oil trade.
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PERISH
 IN MARINE DISASTER
Narrowing Scenes at Sinking
 of Steamer La RaChe,

CORUNNA, Spain, June 25.-Ac- cording to the latest information the steamer La Rache, which went ashore yesterday had only 52 in her crew and 59 passengers, all of whom have been accounted for with the exception of 3S. Steamers have been engaged all day cruising about the scene Of the
 disaster fn search of bodies, but heavy seas made the task most diff ficult one. Up to late hour tonight g bodies had been recovered. Sur
 viyors tell of narrowing scenes follow
 ing the striking of the steamer. The
 captain, suffering with rheumatism,
 left his bunk and rushing on deck leaped half naked into the ocean. He
 was Eashed ashore unconscious.
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LANDING MARINES IN
 THE CANAL ZONE

WASHINGTON, June 25.-Word reached the navy department today of the arrivsl of the cruiser Tacoma at Colon with so marines. In all the American government will have 125O marines in the canal zone before cleo ton day for any service that may be required in preventing frauds ano keeping peace. Both parties in Pan anna are claiming advantage as the election day approaches. According to information reaching the state de. partment there is no excitement.
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ENGINEER KILLED IN
 4 MONTANA WRECK

BUTTE. June 25-A special dis patch to the Miner from Sheridan, Wyo, says:
 Burlington passenger train No. 42. due here at 2:45 this afternoon was wrecked near Garry Owen, a small sta ton just south of the Custer battle field. in Monta-an Engineer J. J. Multen was instantly killed. Fire man Dukeshire was seriously injured. The wreck was caused by defective ,rali.
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GALVESTON WON APPEAL
Court Held That Railroad Commission
 is in Wrong.

AUSTIN, Texas, June 25.-The Gal yeston-H Houston differential rates were yesterday declared unjust and dis criminatory in an opinion handed down by the third court of civil ap- peals in the case of the state railroad commission vs. the Galveston Cham Der of Commerce. The opinion de clares that it is a well established rule that each community is entitled to the benefits arising from its local and natural advantages and that the legislature never intended to confer on the railroad the commission the power to make dicriminations to off set natural advantages.
 Review Want Ads Bring Results
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NEeRo's VICTIM DEAD.
Woman Wounded by Ratchet on
 April 27, Succumbs.

PUEBLO, Colo, June 25.-Mrs. E. A. Jones, who was assaulted with a hatchet in the hands of Edward Mack elfee, an insane negro, who escaped from the state insane asylum here on April 27, died last night as the re- suit of her injuries.
 Mrs. Jones was on her way down. town and when the negro ran up be- hind her and sank the hatchet blade in her skull in three places.
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GROVER CLEVELAND.

Now that Grover Cleveland has passed away, the country will awaken to more or less slow conception oi his true greatness, to recognition of what it owes him, to an understand ing of the good which he accom-, plished, for animosities and personal spites are wiped away by death and cool, clear, deliberate judgement and afterthought will take the place oi party and sectional prejudice and jeal Ousy. His friends used to say, We love him for the enemies he has made,' for, like all great men, he aroused many animosities and a man yith his aggressiveness could not but nake enemies
 Even had he accomplished nothing 'se in his two administrations, one
 his first achievements should sui flee to keep his memory ever green in the gratitude of his countrymen. This was the smashing of the notorious shipbuilding trust which, under twen " years of republican rule and favor itism, had waxed fat and rich at the countrys expense and furnished no thing but a non-descript lot of hulks called a navy, but which was Iht laughing stock of the world. Under his first administration, with William c. Whitney as secretary of the navy came the Investigation which killed that trust, opened the building of oul war vessels to competition and lait the foundation for our present grea navy. Then. was fired the first guI which led to the winning of the vic tories at Santiago and Manila and the ending of the Spanish-American wa, in a blaze of glory fer the United States This one accomplishment would suffice to win remembrance ana a place in history.
 But that is not all It was througl his brave stand against Great Britain then so heartily condemned but nov highly commended, in the Yenzuelal difficulty that all Europe learned tha the Monroe Doctrine was real an tangible and not a ghost Of forme days. His stand at that time forcet the recognition of and respect for th United States as guardian of all Amer ica uporr many unwilling governments
 There are many other acts whicI might be mentioned, bat suffice it t say that time has proved him righ upon nearly every stand which h took. His often condemned bond i: sues brought an understanding of panc;aI affairs and the reefs and tn breakers upon which we were sailin and ultimately, upon the very kne he had suggested, the nation Wa placed on a strong financial basis.
 twenty-five years ago he proph' sled the very state of affairs whic exist today, provided the eoantr should continue in the fallacy of pr' tectlve tariff. He saw and told of tn grow Ing of the industries into oyel towering trusts. of their abuse of tn power which was being unjustly gl' eu them at the expense of the con non peopIe, of the accruing of in mense and unyieldly fortunes by tn few and of the arraying of class agains class. What he then saw and foretoi we see today, and the country is gel ting ready to cure the evils througl the remedy he then advised. the cut ting out of the csncerous growths an
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Ruth. The ex-president's body was embalned today and this afternoon placed in a casket. Tomorrow it will be taken to the library on the first floor, where the ceremonies will be conducted.
 A silver plate bears the inscription: Grover Cleveland, March IS, 1887; June 24, 190s."
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-26
HANSBROUGH BEATEN
 FOR SENAT0RSHlP

FARGO. N. D.. June 25.-With at least a third of the counties in the state to hear from, it appears now as though Burleigh Spalding, '.insurgent' will be nominated to succeed himself for supreme court judge. The missing returns will not likely change the re- suits materially.
 The status of the United States senatorship based on returns actually at hand is Thomas F. Marshall, 5000; NJ. N. Johnson, 6600: c. B. Little, $500; F. C. HansbTough, 4250.
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~~%SS,HH*setoss+%>+

hENOIt IN Gs Ss Fs On Saturday following the adjournment of the republican
 national convention the cores
 pondent of the Washington
 Post telegraphed to that paper
 , that the nomination of Sher-
 man had been bitterly resented . in the middle west.
 , "A suggestion of how the
 } radical element of the middle
 } west takes the nomination Of , Sherman is to be found in
 } sensational episode, which oc- } cured in the lobby of the An
 mex hotel within an hour after
 , the convention adjourned"
 , says the correspondent, Colo
 nel Nelson, owner of the Kan
 , sas City Star, one of the most
 } influential newspapers in the
 } trans-Mississippi region, met
 } Charles P. Taft, brother of the
 , secretary, and in the presence } of i large gathering declared } with vehemence that the re-
 , publican ticket would not have his support. He stated ln a tone lOuu } enough for a hundred to hear } that the white house had told } him last night that the admin
 , istration was for Cummins and { } not for Sherman, and that the } governor was to be the nomi- } nee. But the selection of Sher- } man, he exclaimed, with much
 } feeling, proved that the con } vention was under the reaction } ary wing of the party, and for } that reason he intended to bolt } the ticket. No man in his section of the } country had done as much to } bring Missouri, Kansas and
 } Oklahoma into line for Secre- } tary Taft as the Kansas City publisher.
 } Now it is up to the Cum
 } mins faction in Iowa to carry
 } out their threat of turning that
 } state into the democratic col
 } umu in the fall and causing the . defeat of the veteran Allison , for reelection to the senate"
 } ( < . - | ~ . =
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ANN0UNC ENTS.
FOR SUPERVISOR.

desire to announce myself as a candidate for reelection to the office oT supervisor of Cochise county.
 WILLIAM M RIGGS,
 Dos Cabezos, Arizona.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
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T~Is4Oe. Alabama.
u Ezry 60 Dssnsa 70 death
q Ne-Igre SssfIOs. Pa.
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Virginia hsiBe.
Jzssssy 2y-50 o. nor killed
~ ~ sxssIss.I0s so the SteEzr,
n5iap. near Fayetteville. West
ysgSais.
February -3s killed l
ThOw4.. West ysrginIz.
March 2-z6 killed Is, explosion
~ S~Fsnt0n. Pa.
March Ill killed By An ex
pSO-5Op 81 Tacoma. West Viz
.gsnI4.
Mas Ill killed at WhippIe.
Wet Virginia
Jolly IL killed By FIRE damp
a. BOsey Bronx. Pa.
Angus; So killed a: SO8man,
Pa.
February IL. I9O3-2S czDgh,
by the breaking % the dam 80
3iI6TSIiey CollI-ry. near Mount
Cafmri. Pc.
March zJ-IOre than 80 lives
lO,t 10 the Union Pacific mine.
Hanna. wyoming.
HIS l2-7 killed AZ Mount
Lockout mite. Pa
july ID killed by an ex
plo>ioD in wIlIi4msport CoIliery,
Pa.
August z6-MoTe than 80 SUI.
fOcated al iiarleyviiIe, Okla.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
Po'toigatly Cub

IT. msSfing ~ fte Poffo .gstgg
CjnD. fbs 5f.f .ioe. ito rros gar
iz4tIoa. 49, he'll ~ Kemp Bsn
Tyrgeil1 ke11IsInz re-. yfs.
Glsnn ~. Warrington. VI.
Geofgs Edszrg smith. Hr..
Dudes P4ge. Nrs John Yrzsri.
Sp,ifh. snd Wfs 4. s. NrDab Il.
Tie PsSsisynf. Bf JO.~pa -
BskgF. h0nDesG Dumber -
e0mDsi.fsrs. nb5ch vii b1sp
eh<fgr ~ fls mggfiuzs from nov
% pnfil sezi sWisg.
4 delightful progfsm yz< feu-
de5e6. several fzye;lts selec
tjOgs refs given ~ Ia. mr. hps
TIA. NsssTs Flank Il s4pping
ton. Jf.. Frank St1lry. Aiz.r
Heard and H0nafd Young Jr..
rang Southern lullaby. nifh
with Sire. Mary -feckel Bnikp
=. accompanies Mrs. Elizabeth
JeDasDeii read bumOgon. -
nm ~ rtHlN@ tnffffH.<s
"JDs Confisbip ~ Miles stand
ill, - Ions1 nifb Nr.. NeDAH
neil ~ READER. The character. u
Priscilla. join Alden snd Zap
tain SiaDdish. Hsfs persohafed
~ Mise AHDis Ciaba6gb. Harry
T.. Chapline aDd Walter NeDan-
Deil. Tie Iniiian Maiden aud
her baSbiuI lover, viii tie more
stately 5taDdi.b. we're veil por
tfated 10 a beautiful stage ~
ting.
AzyOf Smith Gang "Beeanse
! LOve Thee a one act comedy,
called ''Pasi Friends vas given
by Mi-sea Amy FalrDey and
Charlotte Sim II vas fitting
climax 70 40 pheasant program.
Miss Falfney reeited 10 good
bnmor. II Won't Cry Anymore.
The hour Has eHIiyehed sitsI
social converse aud lee cream,
cake, salted peanuts aud coffee
were served.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
Maria ge LICENSES

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Ps-de'Ies.
G,prs~ Wesley s-zaS-r xad
tl~sa Iia'Si. Ljggrit, 60ib of
W~ik,fsvlIlr-
JobD ii. 5Igler. 81 near NH
diStOsa, 1ad Lydia Eliz<b~tn
9nii~ Las inI4 BosF.. 81 Eear Bar
zi'fsgiis.
G8rfEey RldrIdge HsliIni. Of
Draf IOont AIrg. sBd Lucy Be
iIDG1 Poole. u rear K,mpsO#a
Ezfs r. Horton aud Mary n
Harmon. both Of JohnstIlle.
William Alert L>I.isf. 81 Bal
iIDOre. aid yIn4 kmm1 Rocker.
81 kDozsiIIe.
Harry ~. Bariick. Of Rocky
Bldg. aud kos4 .. IsOxeli, 81
b'vnii' .DurE.
John Biomvsll yBe4lI. Of la
naScHs. xDd DeiIA William Lewis.
VI hempi0wn
C'iDion y efzei aud Lucy Mas
kose. bOin II near JOhD~gIilr.
John Luther Speak aud Pearl
Lighter WIlhi5e, both II Middle
tOrH.
IiOm1s. II. Hurst and Carrie
u bafdy, both ~ Lnckeit.. Va.
Samuel adams and uay @Ilxs.
10th Di kiDgeyIlls.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04


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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
Father and Mother Held.

Lacy Robinson ana his wife was
held fpr the grand jury at Welcb.
W. Va, charged 9ith being ac.
cessOry before lie fact to the muir.
der If Join Black welt. who was
shot at Clarn on Monday hs War
ran aud Henry Robinson, sons Of
Lacy Robinson. The boys ars IL
aud 10 years old respectively. The
case will come up at the January
term Of court.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
State Q1arautEnsd-

DespTre tE- rIg0E0z. protest
ard ssFoHg aFgauenrs ~ State
FstSsIBsr5an Nzesie. vbo rspr-
SEATED sse State Live Ssork Szn
irsry Bosrd. Secretary Wil-0n.
d the Department % AgrTsuIF-
IRE. les days ago added Mary
Essd 20 TIE II.s 81 States Ggzrsn-
tined heesbse of The aOOf ard
H.osfh disease among the ezFrI-.
Dr. N1ekI. urged tie SecEe
fsEy Dn5 30 inelBd- MARYLAND IN
TIE lfst ~ gssrsnfIned State.
He argued that be imf-c.E0B z4s
cOnEnrd to onIy one farm IA
ysFs l.pd- and that farm ! onIs
niIr from tie P-Bn.tlsauIa
line. fbs- making THE attack uysOa
rhr e.lssed seFd really = Psnn-
ssiVxnIs and not MARYLAND
es.s. DR.. NsckIe aid that tb-re
Is no pro.E-rf Of q spread Of
ihr msl1dy: that dIIigeBt Inqair-
Irs bad leen mad. In Carroll and
81 csh- counties without the de
covery Of single additional rzs-.
H~ asked that the placing OF the
embargo upon the State bs de
is,ed antIl other cases de, eloped.
II others are 20 develop
When be became convinced that
the Secretary Was determined 10
quarantine Maryland. DR.. Mackie
asked that the embargo be con-
fined 30 Carroll county. the only
county In which lie disease had
appeared.
No" replied the Secretary.
1--WE have quaiantined Michigan.
New York and Peuusy lyaBia.
What would the people of those
States say if we do not include
MarylaBdf"
DR.. Nackie expressed the opiu-
IOa that the quarantine will not
last over two WEEKS. aud certainly
nbr over d month.
Here are the main provisions
of the order:
No Inter State or foreign move
ment or driving OF cattle. sheep.
or other ruminants aud swine
from the State will be permitted.
No shipments OF cattle shall be
Dnloaded within the State,
although cars may be stopped
and the stock fed while gu route.
Shipments OF dressed earcasses
OF calves, sheep, and other RUM.
nants, Inter State or to for
eign countries. from the State are
prohibited. unless the hides or
skins are removed.
Hay, straw and similar fodder
cannot be shipped fiom the State
unless dislnfected prior to ship
ment uddeT the supervision of an
Inspector of the Bureau of Ami
NAL Industry.
No railroad cars or boats with.
in the State which has carried
live stock, can be moved Inter
State until the cars or boats have
been cleaned or disinfected with a
per cent. solution Of carbolic
acid.
lnconvenient and costly will be
the effects OF tue quarantine. No
cattle. sheep or swine eau be OK
ported from baltimore. Live
stock shipments, except horses
aud mules from the West, will be
diverted from Baltimore to New
port News No hay or fodder can
he exported from the port of Bal.
timofe.
Cattle. sheep and swine can be
brought into Maryland from tho
other States for Immediate
slaughter. There is no prospect
therefore. Of meat famine.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
Additional Jurorg.

Chi-f Judge Glenn II Worth
iDgfOn dfew the following adj
tioDal jurors Monday morning for
The Dscember term u The circuit
court
Cbristian y Zazbariss IN place
u Eugene z. Zimmerman, in En-
mIfsbarg district.
a. =. Vausant 10 place Of VIM.
- Cla} il WoodsIlle district.
john ". Kseizell ~ place Of
Charles A Carlisle. ia Brunswick
district.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
Lecture by DR.. Henry Bartin
JacCbg

4 iSrfnfs for the prevention and
reiiefDf iniyefeDlDsi. w4- dstIs ered
90 ibe evening ~ Deeemi,ef hfst
II fDs 4. ". =. a auditorium by
president Dr.. Hsurt Barton ia
c0bs ~ tie State Association.
III JscoD, Ia. taken prominent
place. 10 be Tuberculosis work u
iDe state. and II 1as largely dSe
% hIs efigft- thar Nsfy iabd bas
taken % prominent place 10 the
Tuberculosis wOfk n tire 4. ).
His lectafe "a yery Interesting
and appreciated l'y he large au
dlencs that greeted him.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
ODD Fellows Il Nj Airy.

The Inarp~BGrst Osdgr Old
Fylian- sfe I,fs p@FBng fOr great
rsllg ~ Nf. Airs Carroll c0gbfy.
- FrI6zJ ssebIng. Decemis~r H..
EsSe speeisI .e~.ioD ~ ;hs
Grad I.<sAg~ u MARYLAND nIll be
byid The Grand LeGEe Grgree
eHi iss Conferred gVOa Past
GiAhas fsOIn t1s different lodges
an9 fe~ Efsf. s~eOad sgd Third ~
gree, ~ fDr 0f,.gf GIL ~ co0f-rr
~ % III ibifzfsa raa9lgzte. pre-
.sDfIbg fsemseltes from %. ssr-
Too. Ieag~s b e~tiog 81 that Vleis
~ bg fbs drgfe~ sfaff 81 Noun
mental i<,dge, W. Is / .. q. r.,
- baltimore, Captain, a. J. Al
f194
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
Six Die in Salt Mine

Six men were suffocated to
death recently. in Oakwood. a
small village, on the western out
skirts Of Detroit, Michigan.
They were at work $50 feet
down In . shaft sunk for a salt
mine, when the canvas tube that
supplied them with air became
clogged, and the shais filed with
gas.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04
Frederick County Real Estate

SchaefIer y. Hargett purchased
from The +. y. Hargelt Company
the Genital Hotel property on W.
Patrick street, on private terms.
ID. II. Roddy purchased at pub.
lie sale he Cieliu property, ueaI
nj. st. Mary's College, this coun-
~, for $4,000.
DR.. Charles j. Good, II sold bis
residence on East Patrick street.
to the Misses Weiner on private
terms.
II. Lorraine Simpson purchased
from Sidney =. Sappiugfop the
lafier'r store IN Liberty, on private
terms.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04

Nr. Thomas p Rice, the we'll
kD0gD funeral director, recently
reeeised a bsDdsome. new black
eight pillar funeral ear from the
Crsue AID Breed NanufsctnriDg
Company. Of Cincinnati. Ohio.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04

Mr. q. &. Carly la. been 10
Baltimore. attending nsesiing ~
Mars land Fu1sral Directors ~
sOciaiiOn.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04

Mr.. Ralph Bowers and family
base removed 20 their new home
on Clark Place.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-12-04

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