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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
TOMB OF THE MINes.
1t Is Risky Fls-s FOR Trsx.,..
Wis. klcns.

Eye-y lraTeler L China goes n =,
tOZb @ t1e Nf1= r L. s
than a few da-s II Shaagsi -
Chinese consider the Minzs ,bA -.
est rulers Of The ancient king 80 q,
they rank second o-lT 10 loaf-.s-+-
The tomb Is composed Of 17o -
figures facing each ether ana a,ss-
rztely carved n Ihe styls sg-.s
Chinese artists centuries APO. ~,
Central PARK OF Versailles Tier -,
look gro1esque enough but staa5i-g :
they do among bleaz and laual- ba-
outlined against The Gear flua e.-is-..,,
sky. they have g ru1e gr11desr ~
imposing simplicity which MAKE -
SEEN e guardians o imperial dez-
Il Is no1 a. caz- s-1ney ne ru-,,,.
must tRke If he wishes 10 rav hi
spec1s e tie steze giants. ns 4 +,
mp alTizz le for WORTH Is md,
taEe. zs Il las ts-9us1 la-ea -h.-.
har-e7 q tae White darfs ms,
Grad IS m1ca 2 pas1 q TIE Cha ns,'s
rsEgan IS the worship II lis sn,.
tors 3 l91keE anl & guide s,s ness,.
SIT. and II i assa wise ID ~ rs--,
o. sza1sae-S 1oga1er for tae er4-,.
sion i possible and 10 = wei a-soa1
fo- ones q fos-aas1T Traveller s,sr-al
forth alone from Ice ho-el q liz B3s-
bling Wei 1asd Sing n risit M
to-h q he 7Ii1ss- and s. w se-,
hard & s-il Eara ara many Bess
n thu pa a'zs q Saans araz ubs-a
i Is zZTF--aar fas 2 wife a re,.
mr. a,eas il h-sza Ga- Aa q.
Ia donkeE IS asa needed p no
Tizia-s as t fr
nezr N@l H.
-gEerzls @ hH 81.
cesE-T vs-oa e q la
ruries-.,-aT Ea-k Pre-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
-hs SZrlg Institute al 2ok-
Va Brings Ont 70.

The SlrlaE IuS,l1urs 81 ghe
TiDa.lc school Tesrhsrs q Men-
SamrlE county winch vas bel6
lasI week wa. attended rs abnnt
- ~. ahers.
Professor Barrie 3. Wna5
Comfy Salerli Ten 6en1 Il schools
gireS seed ang IRE meeting W2s
addressed Is J9Hrge Il. Lama
President u The Sehnoi Board.
and alhers Professor Ira C..
81 hlgaerH. Misses T. Mals CBu
Don. Josephine Wasmore. Blanche
fRwrel1- LEliIt s. Greal. Emm2
Il. HaShes. A5ee f. Hspbarn.
r. SsrfT albert. ELllh I Fora.
liza r ! asisr. Frank a Rearre.
3BtasTT III Saauz and John Z.
Baker 1sos pax in The dlseEs-
Sous
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
Diocese 100 Years Old.

The Roman Catholic III GEESE 81
Philadelphia was 100 gear> old
Aprll ) Because 1hs annlvtrs-
airy occurred II Lent he celeara
-lar w1l non begin nn7a EaSf e.
>nR5aE. The high 6ignsIarlss tx
s'ecte5 10 participate are Cardinal
Gibbons. Archbishop Farley 81
Nsw York. Bishap Galnl.-ls Of
OSdaBsbnre ana Blsbap Mrf4nl
Trenton \ feature VII ,s a
dlureE 20 Arch 5isbns, 8xan on
Anr1l The 2sra ~ TIE lasInen Il
fhllaaelnhla Endsf fhe auspices
Of llss knights ef Columbus.
Attorney. General Ronsg2rrs
and 3usilcs n illse Of the Supreme
Court Of she CnI1ed States. vii
es among The Sg,eSksrs. The do
cess embraces Ten connlles II
Eastern ReunSylvslia and hss q
Catholic population OF more Ihau
hal million
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17

Young Alfred ERn5arh5lI sal
s6 OF Ibe Mauritania. Tie al-
vorce proceedings began The honr
lh2l be TELL In tGs1ersom
across shs wsv from his. There
rests Iae frame Of lis aaauri Al
cuusin. CoHsusla. tie Duchess 81
Mari borough. Whs has already
.ssn once succsSsfnliE 1h-angb
Ths divorce MAJ. and there stroll
e down "a TIE ship 70 see The {
TWO SAL. The mother 0f th4 duch-
esS. who Del only had sas = al
e0rcs. all another husband Thus
The ore FAMILY presented 10 1b-
American people fhe entertaining
lr1Ulagg Il wealthy domestic J sc
-sul1 u 1As waIks, suil wen. and
second husband secured afeg a5-
Torea1s lne 1rsE Il j. 3 great
1Inr = lnhetsI money
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17

JoaN >zAsP Wz1zEAsl>, 8ss Dem
acraIse ier ~as $40 uuvh III Can
noh an1 navne- NAa IS ss3s ne
ss1nhiea FaiSl&f ana -.al5 Man
A,rsi5 It HIS Il a-sSs Nr n daus
declared lhs5 'ths 1samac-ass ha3 been
held ua - flnss e-s aps hs denied
thst -lsls W. rrae fss desen I'D The
hllsRs'er = 4he uxu eacase6 b.
E-sAS = sosvsl. leSislsti d. Ns-
be sara amid IesaacrsE e 4gag,.s4sss,
--ass engaged 81 b. business 81 grying
y taree leeiss iaI
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
No Free Water Rights.

Following up his recent special
message - C0ngres il opposition
10 granting of water rights 10
Corporations. unless they are VIII
ing 10 pay Tor them. and accept
the charter for q limited term.
Presiden; Roosevelt has written a
letter 10 Senator Frye. chairman
Al the Senate Committee on Com
nerce, on The sane subject declsr-
ing be VIII veto any dam bills
hereafter. which do nof speei1-
cailE provide Tor these things
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
Frs5sraok Nay 8avs 81 81
looms.

tortf-nlus Applications 20 ?
i5RUsE lIcsuses have been fled
NforulunS may es fled before
ABrgl 2B;h. OF shls gnm Der -
srt fvnm Freaersck CSTF and Is
from lhs eoulTx. IN aa65n8n 10
The rsSDla- Srsee license al S70.
saloon kes7,ers and ha-ei Hrnpsl
eTa7S mDsg jay nD1sHra1ian
license ct ssh. which goes 70
wards street maintenance CRY
s1ecers are charged With q cor
7,nrRrlDn llreuse Of SO The
ananng derived hT ThH azsE from
The carpors1 On Licenses this year
va be b0u1 s. 900.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
Entertainments 70 Be Held.

--t-- D1A----CA1S ~ II LEM
Tie Historical Society VII haze
. program OF cid landmarks al
lis next meeting aud viii probably
20 outing on historical researcb
during The sumner months.
The Frederick County Agricul-
Iaral Society Is making extensive
preparations for lis annual exbi-
alGlon ia October.
BED Men viii have a grand
meet here Ia July. for which the
local lodge are preparing
In military cifcles Company !
will have d pla. al the Opera
House uexf week.
4 del ghIful event IN musical
eeu1ers vii be the spring festival
Of the Frederick Choral Class 10
be held IN The Opera House.
Daughters Of Confederary viii
observe jefferson Davis birThdar
Jane = and have TIE annual me-
moral day June 5
The FredeIlck Clfy Hospital
Association viii have al enter
iainnenT early next moa1h BIZ the
Paint and Powder Club OF Balil
more
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
Asw Yorker 81ys Maryland
ZC-S

Al-. Is 0sansA. Il New Eolk
lre l'rsslasa1 nl Ihe Chicago
ana Northwestern Railroad Gem
lsanK- has purchased 1he hand
some canaEGg rs.ll-rt "a III GAVIN
tras.ls-, al hArmrns Grove. ueSr
Frederick.
Ilie estate consists 81 - acres
aaa All easl.6Fn W. nlus MS
4Enlss here % spend she saMnser
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
Ma6s Prot. Nunron.

james P Munyon, The multi
millionaire homeopathic medicine
man Of Philadelphia. and Mrs.
Paullre Aeizgar. known 10 tie
stage As Pauline Nef. . former
dazzling beauty OF The Social
Mhirl, we're married IL JERSEY
CRY April 8.
Pauline Nef. who formerly was
student 81 The NomanS C0llees
of Frederick. l. daughter OF
Jadee Daniel ]. Nef Of Altoona.
Pa.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
One Hundred T b o u S a . d
Saved.

S1NCO-
In reference 10 the veto of
many items in the Appropria
tion Bill Governor Crothers said:
II have simply made an effort
TO redeem the pledges which l
made in dealing with this matter.
as well as TO CRAFTY my own
Judgment.
MY experience Ia the LegiSls-
tare heretofore gave me some In
sight into matters along this line,
and I might say thar IN withhold
ing my approval from several Of
the amounts IN TIE appropriation
bills and reducing he appropIiA
tloa IN other cases. ! have saved
the people o. the State upwards
OF S400. 001. vijho1f in my opin
len. TnpaiTing any OF cur ednca
Ito al or charitable Institutions.
On the coAtraSy. 50 lar a. iae
maintenance OF these institutions
+ i concerned, very Substantial ia
+ ereaseS have been made. / have
maize The reductions very largely
IL lA5 sums asked Ter bnildinES
AS / have here ofare >alG.
. ials whole question IL aqpropll-
si3oBs 10 these institutions r--
onires most SrIioaS cousideraGl Ion
ay oar l,eople- >ome method bE
walca lie mater cau be dealt
viii on business principles should
+ 6e devised. and iais was The OBJ
Jecl IAaJ / had ID VieE In ap-
( pointing a commission 10 take ap
Jae waoie Sne5ec; and report Il
10 lie hexT Leg >la1usp.
~I1e apssroilr alton Of large
Snm> ~ money ay ne Stale -
cou>Jgncl buildings o. lAnd II
which fhe Sac a. 10 title aad
40 c9uIIol lse1s 0uiy 10 1t
stated to oe dis taIovpa by The
people There : nothing 10 pre
vsui lie person OF ASSOCIATIONS
having lille 10 lhe groaad 10 clo~4
IS and d5S',.,>e Il me property
without lie Sac seInr ablr 10
fofce Tie paFu-a5 a. lie mo zr
which ID La d racsrlsse3.
~Mhen ~ consider that the
2atAoillles aud s1cers IN charge
II orr - en- 81 nee unh.Ic
schools. were uuaaIe 10 Srcarz
+ TIE a. onev required aa nave made
F he improvements wh5cb they r.
Qae>te3 When thrr arr IN tact.
-tsl-lea 10 ne H.. cons ersl s.,l,S
apau at parf "a ms = lie. lie
giving al Increased s.aras.r
r5a.> 10 lhe arIvs.e ~aursfj..aa
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
Laz RrakH

III Lev Galazd. 81 Elaana,
lns1 F1tA al arcE8eI1 on Friday
evening aass. ns&r rs home He
Ess III aHESy snd Was iErElIS
arauHa vheh ths horse 1urne6
loo shnr'1- thru Wig I'm eul. e
sal1lIs IN TIE breaking 81 bls lef1
sec nesr TIE ankle
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
NV ADVERTISEMENTS

DUsLzc SALE
FURNITURE AID EQUI .xE.gI
Or 9H-
CITY 50IEL. FREDEF1CK- i'd
8Es-sE-SG On
MONDAY. APa1L =. IBIS
81 10 O'clock. 4 N
and continuing day unlzl sod, W. offer at
suD1c ssle. al the City auial II radsriek
Mo-- LIE Following property 10 WI
CONTENTS OF ABOUT 3m sEIss. ,oMs.
consisting ~ be5s1aads. bureaus. vasnssanas
woven vie springs. ASl1- ma-Eresss- i1s
ss-1s, Pillows sheets. nl&lEHlS. sE-ea1s- coz
1aiIs, e.
DLNING2OaM &c EIPKEyT.
consisting d l8 nien-hark dining eta r. &c
llSi'E-Iis s-lyslEsrt- n-zr-o-s nIl1lsz- IioI1r.S
dishes. 81
KITCHEN EQTIPMENT
E2nis, 1ssn warmer pals. pEnE, EsE-ies AMI
everything L1sI goes u mare z. & vel
equipped Kitchen
-AEN13E ES.T7=AEN1
consisting q owes, aoisH-. azz 5-aas drying
-6cEs &c.
OFFICE FIXTURES.
large non sale. cisa1-s. benches dasEs. abs
1ne io1 q ga cases. Gas ts1a-unelIa-. As-
8AasoaE AND CHILL EGIlaEEyT,
consisting q & flnz aDu back na- 1us 1sE
copper vae lDs baneh V-11h ra-rles-11ns A.
-acfl-is-lzs. cash r-Isiss-s ascErl-zs sie-1sss.
a. I't-csSSs--y ir s4ss-Sas- lEnolauIls age 81
range Wiz baoo cau4 pls1s. slsiiia. ahl-s -
-rlst-1ll.-s cuanoas1, r4EDax, &c
PA81.9a L C-PNENU
4 Llle sIlll o. .G-il- 1a-Il-rI-TS- tz--E -1ts--s
s-li4l-s nlz--ii-s. Illc1E-s-s- IL
>eya-al thousand yk-cS IA 5-uss5 e1-zss,s
rllss and zlil1Zlliss l1Ta1EbauI -.lt 1ilI.st an
2.a--y si-lls- sa--1isiaS Iss0 IIllle-uls a. ls9a
STABLE CaSTE-N =,
s par a s-sy nrs nurses aay L-.F--s utrs.
aols- o-s. ns---isss. h-sia-s. AZ
zHsnas-e.zst
Pr -S5
Ap-, III e-Egsls11-.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17

- F1ar = L-se.
Sre1 - SO sor-aer1 Eaasss
p8lila541 vho I'd - exec rrs-.
ts- fr De- I= MS ds fond
himself defendant n aw h
archie aG=rra-s
Cel 19-nE- E8- fle SOS.
70 defe-1 hil VTae ease
Af-s- verdict ~ 9a- D.
idclaa azEs5 NJ Williams tie a.,
q Is zee
II IS saaa
--G-eaf Seo- Archie - is,f
enaugA TEh-- rsn eaza5 I'D
yea E1t make orr -gr r
nDol
90. ] rast d replied ans
= IN la9 r1g- q Dan I've 5-al-el
3 - ! esa a-9r1 = lesa
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
P1rah sss Farm

Nr. 5ohn Eawar6 sistr. o.
tins enunTE. has purchased from
Ar huhsrT { bones MS farm.
lprarsd 81 Appleton II ashin c1an
caunTy. on private terms. i. q.
N5xdorf real esssre agent. nero-
hated the sale.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
7aa-s W. De Raoa-ina1sd.

81 The &eilon q ib- Counts
Convention al ashlnsI - "a
County. Tie rsnOmlH aTlon al aaa.
George 4 Fsarre aoI Ton srt,>s
pe >lNiA gre~elaHal 49,
J;acL = 4aIecsDe conclusion
AliteRneE ard Carer ceuH1lss
have already a-en MS rau5-2 fuF
hlm, and a asAlEgIon and Fred
eei2os counties VII snsel 20 Bs
saDs way UlRs GIVING Alm = %
lnt - votes knmor,- are current
1haI MI Lloyd Lawnlss. of allie
ssn.g~ l's,uuJs. Wa run as an III
-.;-l ss,llisiI tsstsl GBslGan candidate
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
Church Services.

Communion stry2ce vii 3t isel I
II 81 PANS Chureh. tlloa. on
Las - sunday, II 10 o-oleck. j.
a. c@ dncira as LIE heierHpd
pastor. 1seE ). h Bench
An Easter service VII be ren-
aersa o. Llen Returned Church.
ChAriesF se- kas.lsg Sunday even
liz a. ga alo1k.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
Frsas-icks Indoor Asst.

Al fhs IRIS ns0per athletic
mesI u Ihe EyaAss5um ii The
Young AeHis christian Assassa-
Eluu heia recently. Psn1 8Town
won Er>z place, vSsh y p0Inrs.
IA u assan ana John Qurnn
were riea for second place vlrh
; s,esnes each.
The events were Witnessed hv
2 large crowd. "A. e. Bark r
was Referee Lester Tom and
t4EE AoTees were 5n6s-s. and
Lesser Smith was s1grser.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17

Al a meeting held on Weanes-
DAY. April Is. The Board Of Al
6ermen extended The time CT The
Washington, Frederick & GettTs-
burg Railway sixty days 10 ass
steam On the streets 81 The city.
anI no furlhef extension would
Re made.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17

TssSs 81 forlusase end sglers aaser
he preset sar.a are 5reinc 1ae Re
pubacans d Rromise to rsT3se Sar
tsT5s .'arser s'lec.san, oa1 IRE pvoGis-
hss q ssrius ta 81. fay TIE latess qlsi-
farm E'7av5 = shsl . ni.xialGm -s-lst
j. necesssrs which means III
HIGHER TARA
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
esas :. sAoSsssS :. ssANsss ssusssAN
{. Ill. BAUGHMAN " son.

Tae aTaee 81 EsE CITIZEN is >l-eo me year.
strictly IN ssesnce- TINS grlce has prevailed
since A.sgssSs Sr5, lSss
whist Tbs cTTIzSN 5 1rSs ~ sll q Qoiits-
ca aes~psre-. aa& the recaSaizes organ 81
ths nesaee7ssss party IN sraaericS Coaagy. *
also sisas - gave al The Important l.ssl news
snd seleeSe1 naiscsl lAncoas raSStac raN1ter a.
Interest - 81 members 81 the Family
cosa sa0asoaiious On interesting Saasee5> are
slwsvs desirable aoa :. eciaisy laesl news
cran TIE caarfv.
Stgn a&nse n feE a. saaadoace aa6 Wrs'e
oay - eas sac 81 fspat. Sample caaiss
glssls seal "a snv a5srcSs.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17

Chief Judge 3Dhn q. Rogers.
d EIheorT CRY, Is IN this CITY ON
business.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
April

WILL TIL JUDGE DOUG
LASS FRANKLY AN NOT N
FAVOR OF NEGRO CITIZEN
SzlP
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
Non g ~ rEsE fVBlzC-
EE.sENNENss Nay 4. zEEs
THE NEW CITY HOTEL

Nrlii eer1zaf'ncs -shfz ne nn6 raI ~,
7F, rs S'ss11sti & N4 ~ EnsshFl tss1i-I al- =
~ 40 y GIT rEw. ri U,'r 't'1 -
esssa. NssT 1hsnszsss1lsssfli's iasst rssie -.
lkx 3. 3eS Ntw ssstilsr- Elrlll---s.iz..- ~
,.a-l,fr shss1 4nt 81 isr6 ro8in t1s ~
htfl-lI SnE SANITARY s--E1aesl1IitIlis
eieTe4er ssna r.Eri q 1HsAzihgsiitS 1i'ii- 80
huIssA. Aleaes'n and ny az-6fi1E ia tEsr 49, ~.
AFa-y asaeisa n'lN ~ trFfEi,g hsl1f.lt1 -.
VII Iizs.sSe 4hs clgsr -y IS me- 1rs q n LES
hacSsS IL s1e >ss1e a Martial
-Sfserlz- lfiree rooIfss 10r f,rIln = 4 z -
I'-avetf.rS
c,lli.l,iszl kF1e'n.lhn tc ErtfIrn illt<1S
ti-nassn p-TNsl1F ttEslsS besides SzsFr All..,.
narh rAnnls on eacs ruis- 1lSe IL vislsln 1asA
lalr riN9yDfls vii h. re fxeH
AAItas- when new TnssuacHlntrs -. - -
cODlItll, Ass.y Z T7il n st s - Eu1 - q
ns.y- Vl1n0rs prirssz hs1h SA alin
viii faz1rtlfs ha-D- anna iicsr pi4ln
Aiia1t Wi bf J. dining xnBm ~ cisilli1--l''
WHARF dishes VIII isf cooked zn urEisss~
All inquiries Will III rlnE rD nfrn
Z 4 Mn-AE AN. E,ruIlritsin-
fenTner.y a. Hzliiilia-s
Alsc sIElf11lHInr o. New Restaurant = =. e
- Building FFedarirk. ma an'
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17

Subscribe fOr THK CITIZEN
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
No1uoH II CaEEaEoss.

In pl-sEEnes IL n a-ts- OF Ills s-slI
Lal-s liz t-e1tslrk tBGury. ssgs-sC 2 10
d. .LAss- 1bs t-a1lz18-s ii isl1lEee --AAsi,
ia7s E-4ae-i..S COUNTY fiss,.sas@1 rs 1sie-
rs 1ilE1L=te 30 Lie xnssz- E.ta-lrn= IN ~
-lislll1t'lzs-1 v-l-n 1bs CeS u ~
l.olr1 1as : reos-icE Zlliur-v Iil1 a ie-t --s
---1 s4asE q MAJ - j. 3ssr- 1l1lla-f - --s,
1lsAE IL usta--eo 1EsoIn gsf4rl1I Esllllls e --S
2El1 nov II lilU-z III .E-is-rsliu-lll--
z1sES IN
+sstslles q 1nr1 l-ils5t run :. ans -. =
= AArs T. : >lssstaslls- 4-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-04-17
sIsTE-EFgz TEAS

STATEMENT OF vGs FAzAkzss f---A
gS>J24S Z c0NeASE az
EasE- IA
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-05-21

Evans, F. NJ Gruim, Geo. E. Montgomery G.
T. MITCHELL Geo. c. Spelbrg.
$l-A. J. Abbott, Z. NJ. Brownley. f. H.
Baird, Mrs. E Brook, VIM. Bodine, c, NJ.
Crockett, F. a. Coleman, Rev. i. E. Chase,
c. o. Drayton, Geo B. Davis ]. T. DeHaven,
Dora Diver, L. L. Fry, Mrs. Annie L. Gray,
J. B. Hull, Nj c. Howard, Mrs. VIM. II,
H aalberstadt, F. p Joy, J; !; LoieT, VIM. Nc
". o. Mallinson, Chas. Mae, Rev. E. J.
Mitschet, Z. Mansley 6. G. Pingree, G. Phil
lips and wife, B. L. Pope, c. W. Purdy, J. B.
Runey, H. r. Ratclff, S. S. Seller z. w
Stewart, Mrs. Mary J. Smiley, W. NJ, H.
Sailing tall, g., Henry, Stranger, Samuel W.. Wilson,
Williams, J. c., Afford c. B. Armstrong, NJ
S. Axtell Jno. M Angus, j. Bartelson, Elfreda
Benz amin, Blake Broadway, M. c. Berry, Wade
Coswington, Jasper L. Donthet ]. H. David,
Q. R. Downey, w. f. Darrow Geo. Danforth,
Holmes, Arthur l. OWN, VIM; Kimbet,, G. E.
M Gfs6 A. Myer A X Mohne egry Z NAL
linson, G. H. Neff, H. E. Patterson, S. L.
Parks, M: A. Poster6eld, ]. w. Powley ]. w.
Randle, VIM; Rittenhouse, G. W.. Raymond,
l. Simpson, Jno. Stewart, A. c: Sherman, ].
w. Simpson, G. P. Snedaker, Jno. H. Shup,
Jno L. Strocker, |. J. Schott, J. H. Temple,
Clarence Ware, Asa Wasson,, w. S. Warden,
?. M. Willis, Sgel B. Warner, Josie White,
$o.5o-F. F. Blakely, G. A. Brosi, w. A.
gerald, M c. Hammill A. T. McGuise, Abe
Parker, S. T. Ring, Ed. Staffelbach, c. H.
Eikleburg, Geo. H. Harris, G. H. King, Floyd
Ludwig, Jacob w. Miller, H. Pearson, Lee B.
Hemper Jas. Curd, w. P. Hodge, Louis Hitch
cock, S. X. Hogan Henry Moor $0.35-T. ].
Perkins.
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May 81, 1908.
INTEREST BEARING NOTES

On May "a the National Temperance
Society celebrates the seventy-fifth an
niversary Of its organization.
Mrs Appanass- Davis, widow of Dr.
Nathan Smith Davis, the eminent physi-
clan and student of alcohol, died in Chi
cago last week.
Even Cripple Creek has felt the
wave and is now closing its saloons
from midnight on Saturday to o'clock
Monday mornings
The governor of Louisiana in his re-
cent message to the legislature urges
that, if the liquor traffic cannot be reg
ulated, it be prohibited.
The state board of license commits
sioners of New Hampshire, convinced
that the licensed druggists of no-license
towns are selling liquor for other than
lawful purposes, have decided to restrict
druggists in such towns hereafter to the
sale of liquor upon the prescriptions of
physicians only
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PROHIBITION LECTURES.

New book by Rev. Worthen, great
temperance man of Southwest. Fun, wit
and FACTS. Sales equal well known
Ballroom to He'll; either book, Csc
both for 45c postpaid Stamps taken
EVANGELICAL PUB. CO., Chicago
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Railroad company takes the lead by an
nouncing that it will not hereafter allow
liquor advertisements to be displayed
in its cars.
The Twentieth Century Pledge Sign
ing Crusade was announced to give a
banquet and reception in honor of noted
English temperance workers, including
Guy Hayler of the North of England
temperance League, at the Common
wealth Hotel, Boston, on Saturday,
May 16.
The w. c. T. U. women of Nashville,
Tenn, have been refused permission to
continue holding religious services in the
state prison. The refusal came after the
women had made a poll showing that 90
percent of the prisoners came there
through drink and had exhorted them to
ask their friends to vote for Prohbi-
ton
A memorial fountain to the late Sir
Wilfrid Lawson was unveiled at AS
patria on April 81 The veil was
removed by Lord Carlisle, while Lord
Muncaster, lord lieutenant of Cumber-
land, presided and Dowager Lady Law
son turned on the stream of water that
is to flow to the perpetual memory of
England's great temperance leader
The thirty-eighth convention of the
American Society for the Study of Ineb-
riety will meet in Chicago on June 2,
continuing its sessions for three days
A large number of important papers
upon various phases of the question will
be read. All sessions will be open to
the public. DR.. T. D. Crothers of Hart
ford, Conn, secretary of the association,
will furnish programs upon application.
An Interstate Epworth League con-
vention was held at Warren, Pa, some
two weeks ago. Among the speakers
was Dr.. E. L. Tiffany, the we'll known
Prohibition speaker. A symposium,
The Leagues Relation to Politics." was
participated in by an editor, business
man, doctor, banker and minister
The keynote of the symposium was that
the reason why the Christian man and
woman must get into politics is not to
save the country from trusts, imperial
ism or free trade, but to save it from the
curse of the drink traffic.
According to an article by l. E.
White in Golfers Weekly, the landing
stages for the sailors from our great
fleet now in San Francisco harbor have
been placed in front of a battery of
seventy saloons, through which the sail
ors must pass to enter the city, where
2,4OO saloons wait for them A note at
the head of the article calls attention to
the fact that the existence of the saloon
today in San Francisco is in defiance of
the fact that the people of that city know
by the experience of three months after
the great fire that Prohibition means the
almost total absence of drunkenness, dis
order and crime.
Mr.. Will Irwin in his article on "The
American Saloon" in last weeks num-
Der of Golfers Weekly speaks very
plainly and with ample justification re-
garding the responsibility of the liquor
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-05-21
PROHIBITIONIST
ILLINOIS STATE FUND
List of New Pledges for Prairie State
Prohibition Campaign

The following are the persons who
have made pledges to the general cam
paign fund of the Illinois State Com
mittee since the last report:
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-25
ALIAS PORTLAND CEMENT

+. d. Cole Is agent In this city for the
Atlas Portland Cement. which he has
handled Tor ten years. He has "a large
stock on hand at all times and Il thereby
enabled To hll orders promptly The
trede.icAsbury Power Co. l. using this
cement In building the new dams AsAn
evidence ~ the merits of Atlas Portland
Cement see what the L \. Government
thinks Of II IN awarding the largest CON
Jract ever awarded for any cement:
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Thc Atlas
Portland Cement Company, Of North
amptou, Pa, was todsy awarded "a con-
tract FOR 1 5OO, 600 barrels % cemen- FOR
USE on the Panama canal. 10 will take
about three years 10 fulfill the ntract.
from 600 TO 10000 barrels daily II be
delivered. Ii Is thought probab,r, how
ever. that about 300 barrels OF cement
viil be used daily on the canal work
Three vessels 90 the Panama railroad
steamship Company will probably be
Kept occupied In transporting the ma
terial The total contract price for the
cewent = about s.. 800 900.
a2ia.O.a3t i3t.