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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
TARIFF PROTECTION SLIPS
A COG.

The highly tariff protected glass IN
dustry is in bad way, which indi-
Gates that too much protection is I'M
fortunate for manufacturers or work
men. The issue # the National Glass
Budget of January 25th, contains mo-
ticss of the bankruptcy II the Altoona,
Kansas. COO, ierstive G ass Company,
from inability To market goods PRO
duced, consisting chiefly of FRAT jars.
Then the old sstahli shed Christia a
factory nj Wilmington, Delaware, is
reported to have found it necessary To
shut down owing to the INABILITY to
get cost cfthis produc,.' Also another
factory In New jersey did not resume
this fire, and the responsible heads
arrived at the conclusion that the
plant could MT be operated at n profit
il the wOrkinamen we're To lake a re-
ductiou Of COS percent fro,a the wages
paid when the plat VAS last op,r-
atei" From all over the county
similar news of TIE break Town of pros
perity can be cited
Still the Republican lesders continue
% declare that the protective tariff
pr ducts prosperily, aud t. make su e
that enough prote ton should be forth
coming to make the ass industry
prosperous the tariff tax was increased,
SO that ss hiSh a. los So per cent is
p,'d on one kind and quality.
Similar conditions prevails in all the
more highly protected industries, from
Steel Trust products To those of the
Pottery Trust, sud more thaH half of
the protected workmeu are without
emp&yment aud those that are fort
uuste enough to be working are being
paid reduced wages. Meanwhile the
trusts thar control these highly pr :
tscled industries are holding up prices
So that the public who consume their
produces receive but little concession
in price. But the fore gners are ben
ennng ny the "uumplnx or the sur
Plus products at bargain prices on
the European markets,
Is it not about time that our own
re pie were offered some Of these bar
gsin>e But they never will bs as
long IS they support the Republican
pSrty in standing pat. To Insure corr
petition aud reasonable prices for trust
products the tariff must be reduced. OF
40 hshsi, sud IhSi cannO, be expected
froa Republican politicians. who have
repeatedly declared snd will probably
sysin declare ia the forthcoming Re
publican National platform: "Prasec.
zion which guards and develops oOI
Industries 5 4 ear iiHal policy Of the
Rep ablicsn parry"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
DEMOCRATIC HARMONY,

The nearest Spproaek 10 harmony
whsrs il i ms; 0esisi in the Dsmo-
cratic party hiss eeen exhibited by tue
auterriost Democracy u New Jersey.
The lsSGs7s of al factions joined to
gss0sr in = bsUqUes ST tia New Audi
toriam ia NswarS. in hono- ~ State
ChSiraen Robsrs :. HRispesh. who
INSIDE the light in the last campaign
Aside frotn ths trieass 70 the chair
mSn, shs object q the gathering Il the
40 leaders q the pSrty frcm 81 49,
uo0> q the STATE vSs to ger loSeshes
Tor the redemption Of New jersey.
SlecesS attended these efforts for the
names u Bry4n, Harmon. johnson.
Gray. CaloSrson snS Daniel were nleu-
toned sud ehesrsd with apparent in
pAriiSlty Harmony and victory were
the key soSs o. al the speeches,
As New jersey. like New IorS. i
necessary 10 success in the coming
campaign. this hopeful oatloOS for all
Democrats uniting sor the support e
suy ticket thSs may 6e 0oninSlsi !.
al oOleO q success shSs will encourage
De0lSCTSis everywhere. IL the dis
ecrNians clements v2n unite IN New
Jersey, there can he no good reason for
diseor6 slsswheSe
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
Wellington and Pearre.

One OF the biggest surprises in
the political annals Of Maryland
is the reported pact made between
Hon. George 4. Pearre aud Hon.
George L Wellington. both of
Allegany and both unit, the pres
emf blttereSt of enemies, Last
fan ii was the power of the forces
of Wellington aud LowndeS that
defeated PearIe in the primsrieS
aud put Wellington and Lowndes
men GU the state aud county com
mitteeS.
The forces behind Wellington
are most surely 10 De dealt with
aud recognizing the futili,y of q
light with tbeps agai1st him.
Psarre swallowed bss pride aud
accepted the sdv;ee of friends aud
made up.
Before the late President Ne
inley was assaSsinstei. be dis
appointed Senator Wellington in
"a appointment. which the latter
said &c had promised him. This
Augered Wellington aud he never
torgsve the president He would
nor even be plaestei when the
latter died aud refused 10 say
even the slightest good word in
thar time of distress. which be said
he did uat feel. even though III,
enemy was beyond all earthly
savers. He was painfully consist
en'
This attitude brought down mp
on his head all manusr of con
iemnasiOa from his own aud the
opposite party aud his name has
been used in campaigns as = ter
rible warning to all who dared 10
differ with the organization. IS
peeially in naming candidates AZ
the present time.
Mr.. l.. H. Warner OF Mont
gomery county is declared can
dldate for the Congressional nom
iuasiOu aud il looks like this CON
binati0n was made TO defeat him.
The party of ..God aud Mortality"
aud .sncStinys seems also 10 be
the party Of '-sxpeiieuey."
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
Wants Better Roads for Our
County.

Mr.. E. 81. Davis. of the lower
part of this county. near the
Montgomery county line. dropped
in 20 see US on Tuesday, and was
ousspOken in regard to the bad
condition of the county roads in
his section. This he says is true
in good weather as well IS now.
when nearly all the roads are
deep in mud.
Roads which have been we'll
attended 10 in good weather, do
NOT show such ruts and mud
holes and those you can fnd sll
over the eO1n v.
Mr. Davis said that his brother.
Mr. j. W. Davis, had 10 haul :
load of wheat through his fields
20 escape the bad roads. He ia
an advocate IF . better system of
road repairing for this county.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
Governor Makes Fred erick
County Apo .ntm snts.

Governor Crothers has make a
mum Der of appointments for Fred
erick county. which have been
duly coutifued by the Senate:
To BE JUSTICES OF THE PEAcE.-First
Disruc;-Jcuathan Talbot, Point OF Rocks
Il. K. Day, Adamstown.
Seccnd-Christan Eckcteiu. John Fran
els Smith and Francis Ritter, all OF Freder-
lex
Third-John H. Beachley, Middletown.
Fith-M F. Snuff. Henry Stokes and
Isaac n Fisher. all Of Emmitsburg.
six5h-John ". Hoover. Wolfsville.
Seventh-ThomeS Cromwell, Araby: Jas.
Leather PARK Mills.
Eighth-Joiln J. Hitselberger and H.
CLAYTON Truudle, Lihertytown
NinJh-GeoTse VI. Smith and [. Hobbs.
New Market. C. E. navis~kemptown Jno.
H. Shipley. Evansville
Tenth-C. y Stem, Foxville
Eievea,h-Adam Roser. Woodsboro.
Twelith-John W. Lloyd
Thireenth-GeOrge H. Brimbrink. Mt.
Pleasant.
Four,eenth-GeOrge J. B. lewis. Jeter-
son
Benjamin NJ Jones. Thur
mont; Joseph A. Gernand. Graeeham; DR..
W ; Mcpherson. Caioctin Furnace.
Sixteenlh-Joseph Wolf and Harvey D.
Baker. MyersviIle.
s.eventeenth-R. :. Grabill, louisville
Twentieth Christopher Baker. Lewis
town
Notwithstanding Tyler and Law
renee Rothenhoetfer.
Twenty-hfth-Charles R Gregory and
Howard NJ Jones. Brunswick.
Twenty->ixth-Dr. John J. Remsburg.
Walkersville.
To Be Notaries Pnblie-G. Wesley Kind
Lev. Charles B. T. HendricksOn, J, Travis
Thomas. Richard Potts. A. Leroy McCar-
dell. Thomas Chapline and George Helm
lein, ali OF Frederick; Clarence A. Lamar.
Lieksville; DR.. John Gardner. Evansville;
BENJAMIN ". Saxton. Woodsboro: Gravson
f. Shaffer. Thurmont; p r. Langdon.
Mye-sviIle: Clarence A. Lindsay. Union
vile, William Graham; William E Sum-
meTs. Bradioek; Miss Ella Hogan. Bruins
wick: John l. Routzahn, Middletown;
William H. Troxell, EmmittSburg; Edwin
Dsvilhiss. Walkersyiile-
To Be Election Supervisors MeSsrs.
John ". Humm. Joseph F. Eisenhauel
and Samuel '. Doll
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
FARMERS INSTITUTES.
Frederick City and Myersville,
Favored Places.

a.mers' Institutes will be held
ut Frederick City, IN the Grand
Jary Room, at the Court House. on
Monday, February 24th, from ID To
o'clock.
Farmers ms itute will he held in
the Hall ut Myersville, Tue. day,
February 18th, from 10 t. 4 DEL elk.
h {. Rem Is correspondent from
III, derrick and Cyrus F. Fl, ok,
from Mysrsville.
Edward Van Alsyke, from Kin.
derhonk, New York, will speak on
the diary, orchard, sheep. swine,
fertilizers, and kindred suijec's.
John Jeanin, Jr., will talk on
poultry, seed testing, tomato grow
ing, strawberry growing, and POI
tato culture and flowers for the
home.
Let our people turn out and give
these experts warm welcome.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
P nnsylvania Man Has Plan
TO make All Roads Free.

Louis A. Nsgle, the Ogoniz, Pa,
m0toriSt. business mau and poi
itician, has suddenly and Ger
tsiuly leaped into the linelight
-a> the proxy father Of The move
mrut 10 free all the Toll roads
throughout the entire State n,
PENNSYLVANIA His open letter
sent out last wees. Suggesting =
plan for the freezing cat of the
toll roads in the State 0y Meas
Of an Increasing license tax f.''
vehicles. Is havlag is results.
Scores Uf letters have Reached
the Osontz man this week isoH
Automobiles all oseT the State.
and many motorists have cua,c
10 0goujz and talked With Mr
Maggie personally c0neerniaS Ear
projected movement, aud a plan.
far reaching iu scope, has widened
aud developed igom the origIdAl
suggestion.
The revised plan IS nothing
less than the introduction ID the
next session of the Legislature 81
a bill Imposing liceHSe FAX Oh
ali vehicles which use the roads.
thereby dividing the costs of the
eiluilasiou OF The tolls among all
persons aad Firm> reapIng the
ultimate benefit. Ia an inse :
view ~ his Ogontz place OF bus
mess recently. Mr.. Nagle said In
part:
My suggestion Is being taken
seriously. just as l meant 1t 10 DC.
Il Is al once both feasible aud
very easy of eonSummation. and
he major num0sr of the aus0mo-
oilisIs who have communicated
with NE are decidedly in favor
al sbe plau As il is being outlined.
When | Appropriated the cost
Of freeing she toll roads 81 5000
per mile | did not have IN mind
| that il would cost this SUN for
overy mile OF toll roads in the en-
tire State. Far from il: for | do
not believe that this average
would be necessary. except in the
case OF some OF the more import
ans TOLL roads
blight Gu that one point is
where the widening of the scope
OF my plan comes IN. Ii she olll
eventually reaches the Legisla
tur--snd l have every reason 10
believe that il Wilt will in
elude a license charge for every
vehicle now deriving benefits
from sas usage Of toll rOads-au-
tomobiles. wagons. bicycles every
thing. Ths ultimate idea is TO
tree tue roll roads. 20 benefit all
users of such highways: aud TO
give Pennsylvania the rather
unique distinction OF having no
charge highways Teams sers
will derive just as much benefit
from no tolls a. will the motor
ISIS, and il is because of this
feature that they should help 20
bssr the expenses of the toll
roads.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
WHAT THE "CITIZE N"
WANTS TO SEE IN THE
VERY NEAR FUTURE.

SrH~A simplfed ballot law for
the entire state.
IN~ The adoption by the people
of Maryland of the Suffrage
Amendment
EsE~The absolute removal of the
Judiciary from the realm of prac-
teal politics, q
EsE~The appointment Of a Lii
quor License Commission for Fred
erick County.
EsS-An improved method of
road construction by which the
money appropriated for such use
will be most expeditiously spent,
p9~The appointment of Jury
Commission.
E&~The passage by the General
Assembly Of sslutary laws for
State and county.
RE~The present State admins
tration q most-notable success.
ny Deserving local Democrats
TO set 3 share Of the political pat
ronaxe Of the state.
The sondincation Of the
ranks of the local Democracy.
~ The betterment Of the gem
eral business conditions and an
end - the domination Of the
country by special interests.
~ Some indication of what
the Republican party intends e
do in regard 70 the tarirs,.
"a Democrat elected p7sss-
dent Of the United States mex,
fail
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

numb Der in attendance. TO meet
a popular demand for large meet
ingS. states who began the work
before Mary land. gave much
time 10 catchy ments,
too often sacrificing the purpose
of the institutes.
The special work of ID. Ward
King on the Split Log Road
Drag deserves The attention of.
all farmers, County Commits
sioners and Road Supervisors
who have dirt roads TO repair.
The drag has done wonders for
the roads of the west, where Mr..
King is spoken Of and written of
as public benefactor to those
who travel mud roads.
Because of the scarcity of eff
Gent farm help, the farmer and
his boys are needed at home TO
give personal attention to the
work OF he farm, and in many
cases forced to accept only what
they get at the regular Institutes.
There is IA need for more
thorough discussion than can be
gwen a subject at "a regular iusti
tute, To meet this want the lu-
stitute scho | is offered 10 he u
link connecting the Institute with
the College Short Course. THIS
season along Two lines ofrailroad.
the Farmers Institute School
Will be given trial, where
classes of ten or more have signed
certificates that they will attend
SIX lectures given cousecutlvely
III three days. A teacher Will
be sent 10 conduct course Ot
SIX lectures on one selected SUD
ject This offer will be extended
TO any usig hDorhood where ten
or more farmers Will furnish a
ball and find comfortable board
aud lodging for tue teacher
The department will furnish the
teacher, pay bJard and travelling
expenses.
Tins offer is especially made 10
farmets' wives aid daus hters.
Nm. l.. AMoSS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
Ma nagers for Monte we.

AT the annual meeting OF the
Frederick County Commissioners
Monday the foll0Sing Board Of
Charities aud Corrections was
made 10 manage the affairs Of
Montsvue Hospital for the euSU-
lRg year:
Samuel l. Lilly. Frederick.
Lewis +. Flock. Mysrsville. and
David Cramer, Wslkersvills. Re
puhlieanss Edwin S. Houek and
Jacob Dsdisus1, Frederick. Dem
oersss The new board will or
gasise soon. Nr. DsdisUs1 took
the place of Mr.. Charles Hsgsn.
Who has b&sn On the board for the
past four years and made . most
efficient official
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
Williams Kidney Pills.

Have you neglected your Kid
Reysl Have you overworked Your
nervous system aud caused
trouble With your kidneys aud
bladderi Have You pans in
loins. side. back. grolns and
blaideri Have you a iabby ap-
pearanee of the face. especially
under the eyesi Too frequent q
desire TO pass uriaei Ii 50, Viii
lians' kidney Pills will cure You
-at Druggists Price soc. vii.
lians Mfg Co. Props. Cleve-
land. Ohio Sold BY Albert L.
Pearre.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
TUE CITIZEN,
(RE-rsrAslIssrp isso.l
rREDERI ok CRY. MARYLAND.

A Democratic weekly newspaper edited by
RAuGHNAN BROTHERS. SUCCESSORS TO j. WIN.
BAu0RMAN,
The price of THE CITIZEN Is sl.0O the year.
strictly IN advance. This price has prevailed
since August Srd. 1894.
Whilst THE CITIZEN Is FIRST OF all a politl-
cal newspaper, and the recognized organ OF
the Democratic party in Frederick County, Il
also aims togivc all the Important local news
aud selected miscellaneous reading matter Of
interest 10 all members OF the family.
Communications ON interesting subjects are
always desirable aud especially local news
from the county.
Sign name in nill To- confidence aud write
only On one side of Taper. sample copies
gladly sent 90 any address,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
PROTECTION NOT PANIC
PROOF

The Republican pahic aud business
depressi A is reducing wages and the
workingmen are hunting n job instead
of the job hunting them With men
out of work w.ges naturally decline,
and the consumption of luxuries, at.
least, decreases, and many even srffer
fer the necessities. .Are not these con-
ditions gnod evidence that the high
tariff does not insure prosperity, in
spite of the boast of the Republican
leaders that protection produces
prosperity
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
EggDay.

The Frederick City Hospital
will have ~ Egg Day on Sa.
urdav. February 18th. Any one
who feels interested IL this char
ity eau give one or more eggs.
Tue following stores have al
lowed baskets 20 be placed shers
to receive al eggs sent 50 them:
Rhodes Kemp. Edward Messsll,
Edward Baltzsll. A. c. NeCar-
dell. Hotel Gamer. Wslkersvllls;
Mr.. Psdgett, AdsHstown. We
hope that our friends viii ret
forget the day-Sstnrday- Eggs
can slso be sent TO the hospital.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
AFRAID TO MOVE.

Three more large banks have failed
in New York aud there is said to be
trouble with others. Meanwhile Re-
publican Congress stands pat and is
spendi & its time talking about com
parative tribes. The Republican lead
rrs who were 80 bnsstful aud lordly
when things were going their way,
are now afraid of their shadows and
stand in deadly fear of the political
future in store for them.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
STRANGE BRDFELLowS

The cid saying ,hat politics maSes
strange bel tellsws his again proved
sras for Benjamin &, 0isS. -Jr., tie
former Republican 6osS q New YORK.
hiss essn called upon to leaf toe
Hughes fogcss But this e hardly
more strange than that Teddy aud
Woodruff should b< foG0d IL ths sane
hs6. The wSys q the New York poli-
,ieisns are pSst inding oGs, aOi the
voters have shown that they are heart
lly sick q theSn-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

Gov. HUGHss SAYS that he believes
in IGN protective tariff, which prob
Ably sceOuNiS FIR his fSvoriug 3 Tariff
Commission. 50 tina, revising he tariff
may lie put OF as long IS possible.
Why do al the Republican lesdsu
refuse 10 ST once ~ srn the tariff that
protects the tru. IS
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
HUGHES AND FHE TRUSTS.

In the financial columns Il the New
York Jowrpai IF Commerce on Jsnu4ry
23Ih, i, was said; "Oowatowa bankers
are thinking Of organizing u support
G vernon HaShts for the esidency.
he is IN 81 stde ,ly supported by the
Standard q !, but he may not care 10
have this fac, idely advertised
~ the Journal AZ Commeree is the
a 81 reliable authority on finance sud
hasn-ss, M doubt the Information
IaSt Governor Hughes is "ardeutly
sapgaHes. NJ n standard OIL Trus,
iaE4sncs : trse Where all the cash
cane from thAi oesed him Governor
ASs oeea d.>pa Ell question. Some
sid tbs, the WSl Street bankers fur
as>hs,i sAs t~>adls, /" oat - the Rock-
ssslls-'> interests Srs 50 SrisaIls sup.
putting Governor Hughes for the Pres
decay. poabAbly the same Interests
furnished the bulk 81 his cznp=ign
tand when running fog Govern 7, aud
viii 10 GOaos Try - swamp ihs De-
uloerscy with is millions Il Govern r
Hughes i the Republicans c2n6iis,s
tor PresIdeui These Rspae icSn ~
formers have queer eouusei5ous snd
will bsSr vSicaiaS.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

THIS big manufacturers of the
United States were in Washington =
few days aye, ossensibly loF tariff re-
vision, but they wsN anxious to psi
sis off for while, BY advocating the
Nmmissien route.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

WHY don't the Republicans stand
up aud take their medicines TIE
present financial panic has been caused
by the lSck of confidence in the Re
publican policies
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

Ii oar National Democrats DO nos
make any Nlunders it seems difficult
10 ss "a hat viii seen 5 Democrat cut
ef the Presidential e0air this fall
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

rissRg will be mere eeatssting dele
gStie0s in the coming Republican
National Convention than ever before.
aud shssvsari0g trains necessary AFTER
tue convention Is over. will tax the ca
paeisy u the railroads,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

TSE tariff on pSpsT ami wooi peip
is declared ey John Sharp Williams 10
he 'brsin lax and the Republicans
were unable 10 refGte thxspropositien.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

GovsSN0S C'ENragSS. SstisNde On
the question Of Sood r0Sis asets with
the spprovAl Of the entire Sssle.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY "A, 1905.

al WILL TELL JUDGE DOUG
LASS FRANKLY I AM NOT IN
FAVOR OF NEGRO CITIZEN
SHIP"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

tbs SIffrase Amendment was favor
ably reported in the House on Wedues-
day evening and went 10 the third read-
ing file.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

hsS Republican breach in the ranks
= sss Grad Old Party % Ohio sesnls
60 <z0ex vide enough to nlaks
ass.ss' 49,. Two Republican eae-
u, se~s' Rsssideacy would make
10y Interesting.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

TltE ''rsrty q Cod aud MorAlity'' !
having = rather Troublesome time ,hsSs
days adjusting present condition 10 the
SooVs >lCxaa.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

Don't y0 thiuk Sbttle juiieIoas az
vertisins would SbSSe Up b0SinesS $ BIT
theSs dgli dASSs wedo Give Il tEiSl.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

Mr.. Charles p. Hiteshew. Who
resides on the Jefferson pike near
Frederick. will have . very large
sale On the premises on the elev-
sntk day Of March
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

TaE Republican tall 6loner pail !
obliged 10 De 6,ls3 with frse soup in
many Instances
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

rwll bea SgsSt relief when we ali
hear the general bNsiUsss whistle blow>
long 4 .eUi ssaiO.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

wRAr mSss the Democrats party
Do 70 win. asks the New YORK Herssi-
Seninase = ticket upon which all
Democrxts en- unite
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

Ii loaks A. 1t 'tee Nsl, am. = sir,
hsd sprung 's&S.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14

W0NpyR whom tbs Frederick coaasy
Republicans vii instruct Scr pvySsisoss
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-02-14
Food Changed TO Poison.

Putrefying food in the mites.
tines produces effects like those OF
arsenic. but DIR. Kings New Life
Pills expel the poiSous from clog
ged bowels. gently, easily, but
surely, curing Constipation. Bill
iorsness, Sick Headache, Fevers
all Liver, Kidney and Bowel
troubles. 0nly IS cents at A. l..
Feaxre'A
FREDERICK CITY MARKETS
A Weekly Price List of Articles
OF Commerce. Revised snd Cor
rected Just Before Going
TO Press
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@runb5tiide an Der @de Der @ebers uro
esofpa StraBe, i'm Srisinal@9ot 215 uno
an Der 9elgabp nnb Der Gan Warcos
StraBe; $500 Ii. q.
Winna 1trlo Sacob German an Srie
8achler, @runoltiid an Der SoIepbtne
@trobe; $1,000.
CLIFTON George an gb. Goboe, @runb@
ftiid in Der 9ebitone 8arf Suboipiiton;
1925.
Sobn 8. 9ipple unb Srai an Srall
2ela 6. Singleton, @runoitiid an Der
abenle 8, $1,000.
Minna nno Sacob German an S. Otto
gernbarbt, @rlrnDftiid an Der Soiep6ine
Strabe; 100.
Sobn 9. 9r5bmalla unb Sran an
Strip unb Hoia Gappmnllb, T.1 Mder
Qanb; 1921.
Mrna Sc. 8ilfens Ii. 81. an S. sc.
@ation, @rnnbitiid an Der 8reia Ctr;
$4,000.
Seli1 Stapper an Serbinanb 8eDel,
@rlrnbitiid I'M Original gitb~2ot 3,
5000. p