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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17

Bryan is the same 6aent, shallow
oppertan 81 he has always been.
aud in spite of Some conditions
me,e favorable 70 his cause than
existed in 1900 and IN 1896. he
viii ret bear hundred days in
Speclion. s0d measuring ap
againS, Tan much better than he
did against Mekinley or Reese.
welt. The Southern Democrats.
who hSVe low opinion Of him.
hope thar = third defeat viii
Snally dispose Of their elG man
OF the seas, Has there are other
stakes ia the Rrysa game than
the interest ., the Democratic
party or of the eeaa;ry; sud
these abide. - HeSale Cemmer,
eial. RspsAlIeaR,
rRs INDEPENDENTS.
That Mr., HrNau'> devices may
catch some wandering aud IN,
certain voters Is 10 he cssi.
h0s the great mass Of lndepend
cuts are likely 10 reSllSe that
Mt, Rryaa and the HrysniEed
Democracy are the same IS they
we're in 1896, aud again in l9O0-
ReSsex Transcript is6cre~iess.
wHEHE rEE GUR Will CONS.
Mr., Bryan cSA plead with much
plsaSihility tia, be is m0ch more
ReeSevel,iAa than Tau - more
Neosevslsiap even than Rcose.
welt. 10 what extent he can i'm
press tins idea On the voters
largely will determine to what
extent his appeal viii Re success
COL ~ the polls. To What extent
Mr.. Tatt can eoasiaee the people
that the Bryan who could nos be
trusted in 1896 aud 1900 canUot
he trusted in 1905, will deter
mite 10 . great degree 20 what
extent the electorate will prefer
him IL Bryan - the executor Of
the Roosevelt estale>--Nesr IeFk
Asss. R<reklIeaA
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
THE
STANDARD BOOK
OF REL PES

IS an Illuminated cloth bound book
Of 200 pages, comprising a CON-
plete Cook Book, Practical House
hold Recipes, Aids and Hints or
Household Decorations, the Cane
Of Domestic Plants and Animals.
Hints to the Practical Mechanic.
ani is also complete Doctor
Book. The volume IS edited by
such no;ables as Alice A. John
son, graduate in Domestic Science
Of Drexel Institute, Philadelphia:
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Last of Those Who Hold Of
fce in City and County,
Elective and Appointive.
FREDERICK cry.

Frederick City Mayor George Ed.
Smith.
Register and Tax Collector Michael A.
McCaitoy
Aglermcn--Day loweus,ein, Lewis II.
Fraley, licury A. Hahn, James Gambrill,
Jr., George T. wilnxon. Clerk, Jacob
schmidt Board meets third Wednesday
Of every month
City Health o0iccr-Dr. Ira J Me
Curiy.
Policemen James A. Jones. chief; Geo.
Breugle Edward llerwig, Harry Dectcr,
John Hobbs, George Slull, Dudley stmws-
berger, William King
Electric Light Engineer Edward Tit
low
Fireman Samuel Ahrcht
Electric Ligh, Linemen Frank Ridgcly
George Wallace.
Market Mastcr-wm, panshcigcr
Superintendent of Water Works George
Meiner
Police justices Christian H. Eckstcin,
John Francis Smith and ]. Alfred Ritter,
City Attorney Edward ] Smith,
City Election Supervisors Carlton $,
stnll, Henry }, D, Hagan, pcmocmts
Shaner + Rhodes, Republican {, Thomas
Eckstcin. Clerk,
fstpFElcS eouNrNG
Circuit Court Chief Judge Glenn II.
Worthing,on Asso, Judges, John c, Mot,
Ter sud James T. Henderson Cour, meets
=, Frederick City, inst Monday in Feb
ruary and September for Grand Jury
Terms, December petit jury term May,
non;jury term
Clerk of the Circuit Court-nr Samuel
L Haflnor hpu,y Clerks, Adolphus
Fcarhake, 4. = Alhaugh, l. ~ 10y, NJ
n. Nus, EhG iiaugh, Harry + Chap
line aud Want G Hatner
States Attorney Arthur n Willard.
sheriff C;eorgr E,iwara Myers,
Orphans Court William II. pearrc
Chief Judge; John T. rhleeger, Geyge II.
wh,tmore, Orphans Coot meets every
Monday, Tuesday ana "Wednesday Of each
week
Register Of wills wm, h CotShall;
prrusieS> 81 A. T Riser, Markwo0d
Harp aud EdwaN Toms,
County Commissioners VIM. H. Ito
garth. President; Il Milton Ketauvor.
lincoln c, niu,eman, Lewis H. BowluS
}, Stewart Amman, Hagene H. NbauSh.
Clerk. Georyr H. Dennis, lr., Attorney.
RAAa of Charities ana Ceyrvtiou -pavid
CrAn'er, president, Edwin 5 HoocS, 50
pvSsry, Samuel l.. i3lly, treasurer; Jacob
pAasSnaa, Lewis + FleeS, samuel [.
GrcSS. SapSgip,endent ". SNo,, VAN
iSs>sen, clerk
>eAsal Commissioners Isaac NJ. Mo,,cy,
rgsSaFea,, L. + Bner, II, 4, Gr,ss VIM,
4 Noang. ; u, stokes ami { W, Wright,
lslNh sSaA,eS,cS. attorney
Scev<syy, Tlvssarer snd Examiner
0S>ar x Coh,cn,s Assistant, ; \.
Ne0uE
Sal~rvS~ogS 1T Factions John W,
haMn, hemocnt, psvSident,> Samuel V,
pall, Republican, joseph L. EsSenhauer,
OesN~sai; Clerk, Joseph W, 6aver,
SeNSvag- Aai,sS \. RaScr
lNeHnN SaEveyop-tNSar K Cohlsnta
Neaa,y rcNSureg- George W. Cram
N<paty rrNSRNs, W, W. noaN
Caaass HsAlA N3ssSr-ny Charles T
tNsScla.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17

Ms janet Mckenzie Hill 'Oru the Boston Cooking School Journal
Henry HarhOrne Md Ii D. author Of Essential Of Practical Medicine
ard ether specialists
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17
BRYAN AND KERN,

.Na.mnss 9Naa rAss
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-17

CHORUS. r.t. G foe1po.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20
The AGONY of
Impure Blood
Can Be Readily Relieved by Using
Stuart's CalCiGm WATERS
After Meals
A Trial Package Sent Free

Impure blood causes pimples, letter,
brash, scaly skin, periods of intense
itching, eczema and many other pain
full and discomforting skin Affections
Purify the blood and in a short time
the skin clears itself of the dead and
waste deposits. fostering and irrita-
ton cease and a clear, white and
healthy skin appears.
Most people attempt to cure pimples
and skin eruptions with exterior appli-
cations, such as salves, lotions, plas-
ters. etc. This method only drives the
irritation elsewhere, and serves at best
but temporary relief.
prescribed by almost every physician
and is the most powerful eradicatoI
known to science.
Stuart's Calcium Waters contain the
full strength of this wonderful blood
inyigorator, which Is often weakened
from evaporation, decay or chemical
change in other methods of preparing
Calcium Sulphide is difficult to pre-
serve, and hence the failure of many
druggists and chemists to hold it's full
strength. But when this can be done
Calcium Sulphide drives impurities
from the blood in less time than any
other known substance.
Stuarts Calcium Waters also contain
Quassia. Golden Seal and Eucalyptus
each one great blood purltler ano
stimulator. An Alternative and laxative
is also combined with the other in
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more quickly all irritating and infec-
tious matter from the system in nat
ural and easy manner.
Go to your druggist today and ask
his opinion of Stuarts Calcium Waters
They sell for soc per package, or seno
us your name and address and we
viii send you trial package by mai
free. Address f. A. Stuart Co., 17E
uart Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20
Of Course You Can, but You Should Not, Buy Elsewhere

1aceg and Enbroideries, FlanneIette Garments.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20
MOTHER AND FATHER
TURN AGAINST SON
TWO CASES OF DIVORCE ARE
CONFIDENTIAL
Wives Granted DEGREES on Desers'on'
One of Whom Lives with Father
ln-Law and other with
Mother-in-LaW

II G. Spears, according to his wife'
Pearl NJ. Spears, hated work but paio
attention to other women. This leo
to frequent quarrels and ended yes
terday. when Mrs. Spears was granted
a decree of divorce in the superior
court. Even Spears father, said the
wife, has turned against his son pc
cause he had treated his wire cruelly
and deserted her. Mrs. Spears no"
lives at her father-in-law's home
In contrast with the above, motner
testified against her own son wien S LII
snit of Pearl Taylor against Fred W.
Taylor was called. Taylor, accorullls
TO his wife, deserted her in oakland
in 1905 seven years after their mar
riage She came to Los Angeles ana
has since lived with her mother-in-law.
The latter said she had not seen her
son for four years. A decree was
granted.
Alice M. Partridge said she sup
ported her husband, George Partridge
for several years after their marriage.
In 1905 he went to Olympia, WASH
promising to send for her. Up to the
present he has not done so, and
divorce was granted.
Drunkenness and cruelty are charges
made against Harry H. Fowler by his
wife. Ethelyn A. Fowler, and r. M.
Atkinson said his wife, Nellie Atkin-
son, was guilty of misconduct. De-
crees were granted in both cases
The following divorces are filed:
Elizabeth Dorrel against T. w. Dor
rel and Minnie e. Colvin against
Harry d. Colvin.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20
NeIshborhood Settlement
FroIlc and Wax Works

FroIic and Wax Works
The Bible school of the First Con-
gregational church will give a Christ
mas frolic at the church Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works will be
presented and Santa Claus is scheduled
to call during the evening.
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock a
manager service will be held by the
children of st. Johns church, at which
presents will be brought for the less
fortunate. These gifts will be placed
in miniature manger.
Christmas festivities for the Sunday
school of st. Paul's pro-cathedral will
be held on Holy Innocents' day, Mon
day evening, December %. A short SER
vice will be held in the pro-cathedral,
after which the children will repair
to the parish house, where an enter
tainment and appropriate gifts will be
furnished
A Christmas tree and real Santa
Claus have been promised the children
of the Union Avenue Methodist church
Christmas eve at the church building,
A program will be rendered.
Children of the Central Baptist
church will both take gifts for the
poor and receive Christmas presents at
the exercises to be held at the church
Christmas eve.
Monday evening the children of the
First Baptist church will give Christ
mas celebration In the church. The diff
ferent nations will be represented by
| the children in costume, and an elab-
! crate program will be rendered.
Wednesday evening the children of
the Boyle Heights Methodist church
will hold their Christmas exercises, and
instead of receiving gifts will give TO
! the DOOR Monday evening the children
of the Central Presbyterian church VIII
hold their celebration at the church.
Among the most prominent Catholic
celebrations of Christmas week will be
| those to be held at the Brownson SET
| Element house and day nursery. Bishop
| Conaty will attend the first of these, to
be given Tuesday, December 20, which
will be red letter day for the chill
| dren.
A Christmas play has been arranged,
! which. at the close, will reveal
| Christmas tree laden with gifts for the
! children. The first afternoon will be
given for boys and the following after
| noon the girls will be given a like treat.
Wednesday evening, December 3d. the
play will be repeated for a third time
| for the benefit of the parents. Already
over 100 dolls have been prepared for
/ the girls, and baseballs and baseball
| gloves have been secured for the boys.
| The celebration at the day nursery at
! 1875 North Anderson street will be held
| Christmas eve just before the little
ones are taken home by their mothers.
| A Christmas tree will be arranged
there for the babies and gifts will be
distributed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

The Angelus grill has excellent SER
vice and better food. Fourth and Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

Poker sets. chess. dOmInoes, playing cards,
sanborn, Vail 8 Co., asa and 1856 s. Bdwhy.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-20

De LOngpre's Poppy Calendars SOC. San
born. Vail q Co., Asa and 7SB 5. broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
GOV. GLENN's RECOMMENDATIONS.

Raleigh, n. c.. Jan. 1.-THE Legislature of North
Carolina convened in special session to-day, hav-
ing been called by Governor Glenn. to make a
change in the railroad rate law, fixing the rate of
fare at "a cents mile.
Governor Glenn in his message recommended that
the terms he had offered to the railroads be ac-
cepted These provide for a 21z-cent fiat rate.
2.OoO-n1ile books for five members Of firms. and
1,O00-me books for individuals at two cents, good
intrastate and interchangeable among the rail-
roads, and 5O0-mile books for families at Pa cents.
intrastate Persons boarding trains without tickets
If able to purchase them to pay Is cents extra
If other than railroad rate legislation is taken
up the Governor recommends the election of two
more Superior Court judges, with districts Of one
county each so as to fill the courts when judges
He also recommends that in freight rates larger
be allowed independent roads in the state
with mileage of 100 or less.
The Order of Railway Conductors. represented by
two hundred conductors from all lines in the state.
waited on the Governor and asked him to send
their petition to the Legislature for 3-cent
rate, that with lower rate they feared a cut in
their salaries. The Governor transmitted the petit
ton in special message. A third special message
recommended giving to the corporation commits
sion power to control the taking off OF local passen
ger trains by the railroads.
The SeaboaTd Air Line receivers and President
Garrett of that road to-day informed the Governor
that they desired 22 cent rate. that the Seaboard
receivership had shown it's embarrassment. and
that it could hardly get along on less rate.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
SUED BY NEGRO s0N-IN-LAw.
Brooklyn Contractor Wants Daughters Sc
cret Marriage Annulled

J. T. Sullivan. wealthy contractor, OF No. IE0
Herxrrer street. Brooklyn, faces suit for 5000
damages brought by his son-in-law. James T. Hud-
son. a negro. who secretly married to Miss
Gertrude Sullivan, daughter OF the builder. No
vember last. The papers in the case were drawn
up yesterday by Hudsons lawyer. j. p LAmerdin,
of No. 100 Broadway, and will be filed to-day.
Hudson lays claim to damages for the alleged
alienation of his wife's affections by her parents.
who are keeping the girl away from him Ths
girls parents have brought suit TO have the mar
riage annu1led in the Supreme Court. 1t is alleged
by the SulIfvans that Hudson has a common-law
wife and child and that therefore his recent mar
riase to their daughter is void The bride IS III
in bed at the home OF her parents She signed
the petition that her mother be appointed her
guardian ad Htem.
Mrs. Hudson who Is only eighteen years old, has
for several years taught a Sunday school class at
st. Clements Church, Liberty and Pennsylvania
avenues. Brooklyn. and has always taken a Leading
part at church fairs. at Of which she was
supposed to have been by her parents the night
she became the negros wife Hudson was en-
ployed a teamster by Mr. Sullivan
The ceremony performed by the Rev. j. ;.
Sands. of St Johns African Methodist Church IN
Howard avenue. near Herkimer street. Brooklyn on
NovAnohar
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
LABOR MEN AND DETECTIVES.
Steamboats,, Old Age Pensions, Child Labor
and Farmers Also Discussed.

Washington, Jan. N.-At to-day's session Of the
executive council of the American Federation of
Labor a motion adopted requesting President
Gompers discuss through the columns of the
official organ of the organization The Question of
the Numerous Secret Detective Agencies and Their
Engagement by Employers Association
President Gompers Vice-President O'Connell and
Secretary Morrison were appointed a committee to
age pensions.
The legislative committee instructed to make
every effort TO secure the enactment into law of
Rule g. Section OF the government rules Of steam
boat inspection, providing that local inspectors
shall when issuing a certificate, specify the num-
Der, class kind of licensed officers and crew
required navigate the vessel with safety at all
times but should the master owner desire to
operate the vessel not more than thirteen hours
out of the twenty-four in any day, the local
inspectors shall indorse the certificate OF in
spection the number, class kind of licensed
officers and crew that are necessary for such re-
duced period of navigation
Miss Annie Fitzgerald. of Chicago. was appointed
an organizer This is said 10 De thesfrst instance
of a woman being appointed TO such position.
President Gompers was directed TO confer with
representatives Of the various farmers organza-
tions of the country with view of tablishins
more fraternal relations.
The subject matter OF child labor laws in the
various states was referred to the legislative COM
rnfttee for investigation. This committee was also
directed 10 secure. if possible. the enactment of
law by the federal congress for the regulation of
convict labor.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
'' Always tie Red Ta1f "
OBITUARY..
ANTHONY ., SMITH.

Anthony P Smith, president OF the A r smith
Manufacturing Company. died at his home, No. 1s
Read street Newark, yesterday afternoon
Mr. smith was born IN Dublin, Ireland. sixty
one years ago. and came to Newark with his par
euts when boy. He learned the trade OF pat
tsrnmaker and for many years worked at ths
New Jersey Zinc Works. Nearly thirty years ago
hs was appointed supervisor Of the water ue-
nartu,ent and held that Office until the board
went out of existence in 1891
Mr. Smith subsequently invented pipe tapping
machine and to manufacture It and other water
works supplies the A p Smith Manufacturing
Company was formed. ten years ago. and large
plant was erected in Brill street, Newark
Mr. Smith was a veteran OF the Civil War. rs
was a member OF the American Waterworks As
sociation and the American Engineers Society.
Two sons and two daughters survive him ons
OF the latter is the wife Of Commissioner Thomas
Z. HaIpin. of the Board OF Works-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
WANTS "0UTRAGEs" EXPLAINED.
Stories from the Philippines Bring Resolu-
ton from Mr. Mccall.

Washington. Jan. 21.-A resolution by Mr.. Mccall.
Of Massachusetts. calling the Secretary of War
to explain "the preparation of certain outrages
in the Philippines offered in the House to-
day. The resolution, after adverting to the guar
antee to the inhabitants of the Philippines Of
right not to be deprived of iife liberty or prop
erty without due process of law cites the Manila
Opinion American newspaper issue of Decenl-
ber Z. 1906 authority for the statement that In
the previous May, ''in the course of attempt
to capture kill one Isfo alleged to be leader
of Ladrones Captain Walter A. Smith. senior in
spector the constabuary of Negros. issued head
quarters orders to Lieutenant Bringlof to lay
waste by fire and sword all the country around
Marasch, Maniuia and Mastacay, turn over all
CAPTURED people to Lieutenant Mohler for work.
and to take lots of ammunition and kill everything
that runs from the constabulary except women
and children
Mr. McCails resolution requests the Secretary of
War Ito transmit to the House any information
he has touching the issuance of such order, and
if such order was issued to inform the House by
what authority of law, and what, if any. steps
have been taken to punish the issuing Of such
orders and the perpetration of such outrages upon
peaceful inhabitants"
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
NEGRO SAVED FROM POTTER'S FIELD
Wealthy Residents of Great Neck Give Cap
tain Udall a Proper Burial.

The body of Captain Archibald Udall. negro
octogenaran. buried yesterday in the beauti-
full cemetery attached to All Saints Episcopal
Church In Great Neck. 1t was through the infu-
ence Of a few wealthy friends that the negro's
body saved from the Potter's Field, for he
died in the Jones Institute. at Wolves Hollow,
near Jericho a charitable home to which he
committed about two years ago, when old age rem
dered him helpless. By way of accentuating the
respect shown the aged negro the Rev. Kirkland
Huske rector of All Saints, offciated at the
UdaIl born in this state a few years prior
to the abolition of slavery within It's borders, and
when fifteen years old taken to Great Neck
by Richard Udall. When old enough, young Archi
bald who had liking for the water, placed
in command of one of the schooners owned by
Richard Udall Long after the latter's death Cap
tain Uda continued his voyages, finally retiring to
a farm in Manhassett. His accumulations
wiped out until he finally forced to accept
charity. Records in the village clerks Office give
his age lightweight years
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
BAILEY. GREENBACKER.
Terdn Would Hare Notes Secured
Only by Bonds Deposited.
rF~or, The Tubun. Bureau.l

Washington, Jan. 2I-The Democrats in Con-
gress whenever financial legislation Is unoer
consideration find themselves irresistibly heark-
enfng back to the greenback theories, and to-
day Senator Bailey, OF Texas. was busy clrcu-
iating greenback measure, which he advocated
as a substitute for the Aldrich bill. 1t was
claimed in some quarters that the measure
would receive the support of majority OF the
Democrats. but those who know the minority
better declared that a majority OF the Demo
Gratis would never be able to get together on
anything
The Bailey measure provides that the govern
rnent shall cause to be printed greenbacks. or
Treasury notes. TO the amount Of S50oooeUO
which shall in the event Of emergency, be
issued TO national banks. the banks depositins
as collateral security the same type OF BONDS
enumerated in the Aldrich bill In its more es-
sential features the only difference between the
Bailey measure and the Aldrich bill is that
under the AIdrich bill the banknote emergency
currency would constitute prior lien on the as
sets Of the bank. in addition TO being secured by
the bonds deposited collateral, while under
the Bailey measure the only security offered the
government would be the bonds deposited as
collateral
lust how earnestly AIr. Bailey was advocating
his measure, which has been drafted a consid-
eratle time could not be learned. but il was in
tirnated in some Democratic quarters that the
move was merely for political effect. as there
has been some criticism of the Texan for so
promptly repudiating the idea of a Democratic
caucus. es was related in these dispatches sew
eraI days age. At all events, the report that
every Democratic member OF the Finance Com
rnittee. with the single exception of Senator
Taliaferro. would stand for the Bailey measure
IS untrue
After hearing the Treasurer Of the United
States Charles H. Treat, on some phases OF the
financial problem the Committee on Finance ad-
5ourned to-day 10 meet again on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-22
MoDIFIEs RIDING TEST RULE.
President Changes Regulation in Order to
Keep Valuable Hen in Service.

washington. Jan. 21.-Secretary Taft announced
tonight that the President had decided 10 modify
the riding regulations. by providing that all
permanent staff officers engaged in purely civil
duties who are Of rank and age not likely 10
be called upon for field operations, may. at their
own request he excused from the test This, how
ever. Is on condition that such request shall be
regarded by the appointing authority con-
elusive reason for not promoting them to any
rositjon in connection with the line This decision
-SfIl release Colonels Marshall and Adams and
Lieutenant Colonel Russell. Of the engineer corps.
vino have requested tc be excused.
These three men are doing excellent work for
the government. being il charge Of important river
sne harbor improvements Colonel Marshall is en-
gagged as the engineer in charge at New York in
furthering the improvement Of the harbor at that
Tlace. The government therefore would lose the
valuable services Of these officers should they be
placed on the retired list
The Presidents action modifying the riding
test regulation the result Of conference be-
tween him and the Secretary of war.