The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 4

Tf THE DAIJLY NEWS, JTKEDEKICK, SATUKDAX, JULY 37, 19U7. EOTDAILY NEWS. luly 27 In fiistory. i i irnh ri rear Soilibach AUatc. of Kllliecian- t.

tht hlKhlandoi Jacobite; a the of William III Thorn is Campbell, ll-oet. born, O'ed frfml'ig of bic- i i ai IN Campbell. i Ceoije SlcClellan ap- lo succeed General of the United States io American steamer Golden Gate iyft between Saa Francisco and was burned at sea, ISO lives SI 130 000 In Kold sunk Blau. postmaster gen- ci 1 in Lincoln's cabinet and a very pio ilti'-nt Unionist, died at Silver 3 i Mil bor-i theie 1S13 r-i- nt throughout the United Sta.cs. ma-iy faUl sunstrokes.

"rill 9 F. JBC. Jaly as. July 27, 7 a. sn.

SoasUl Dlisatsh to For Fair, continued cool 9 tonight; Sunday slightly warmer. W. HOOKB, Chief of tho Weather Bureau. L7 ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY Dlst. Barean Wanted Hermingsec Olgar Co.

i Sale Miss M. F. Devltfc Rent Jacob Bosenstcok 413N St. Wanted Ocbnrn Ine Cor School Reunion. Heights id Dishes A.

WioklesB Soup and Luaoh Mush's 'Sale 200 E. Sixth St. Shipley Bopst Sunday Wedgewood Cafe Pictures Penny Arcade Auditorium i The Busy Corner s. Matthew's Lith Sunday School Ion Goods O. Thoi.

Kemp fcmer Furniture Osrty ISale L. M. Nixdorff, Jr. Fuinitnre Etahison'e Siuscrsers will please report is any irregularity in receipt tigers. About TWn.o Coisio and Go.

lie. W. O. Flaafet, of Norfolk, is I ting her home lu this olty. Bounty OcmmlssiDner H.

M. finis visiting friends in Baltimore, Charlotte B. Sinn is visiting re, Ji Harry Stokes, at Emmitsburg. Mary Hargett, East Patriot Is visiting relatives in Middle- m. Cr.

and Mrs B. 0. Shepherd, and are visiting friends in Shlppena- Pa. is Mollle Brookfy, East Patrick 3ek, Is spending some time at Hlght- Md. Wilbur Hauer, of Washington, has been Visiting relatives in this has returned.

llss Mollle Smith, of Baltimore. Is Ending some time with Mrs. O.oar fng, West Sonth street. Alvay Olabatjg'a and family, of FnBblngtion, are visiting friends id relatives in this olty. 'Mrs.

Charles G. My BIB. of Washing 3n, la visiting her ton, Mr. Edward East Third street Mr. and Mrs Irving Beall, East street, have returned from a visit friends lo Pittsbarg, Pa.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm H. forth Maikot street, have returned rom a trip to Atlantic Olty. Rev.

and Mrs. Aspsr, of Leh laster, Pa are spending their vacation rlth friends In Walkerjsvillo, Mr. and Mra. Walter Smith, of BalH. are visiting Dr and Mrs K.

rlourk, North Market street. Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Lu'z, cf Washington, are the guests if and Mrs.

Thomas Sohley, this city i Mr. and Mm A. Hobba. of Mar- W. Va aie vlsltlne Mr and Juhn Bowers, West All Saints reet.

Rev and Mrs L. Rlttor, of Fatr- sld, Pa are visiting Mrs. RHter'a par its, Mr. and Mrs J. W.

St.mmell, ralkersvllle. Miss Ethel S. Waters, who has been riaHlng relatives and friends in Balti- lore. has returned home, aoooaopanled Miss Pearl Moore Mr Harry Ornm and children Daisy Thomas, of Goldtb'ro, N. who have been visiting relatives and friends In this city, have returned.

and Mrs. George Williams, of Bridgeport, who have been visiting Oapjaln and Mrs. Walter North Market street, have returned. Arthur Williams and little igbta'r, Virginia, of Elkridgi, How- Voounty. who have been visiting the of Mr Arthur this city, starced to their home, Mergierite and Derothy Ros- If Fftiia Church, Va who have rirg their sister, Mrs.

W. S. ill, west Obnroh ptreet, have accompanied by Mr. MoOar- THE LAW'S GUIS'. WITH STKALISG POTATOES jgdward Grove were ar by Snerifif Mariz near Wm the barge of dig potatoes out: of were taken is Smith, who, held them jury.

IN HIS HOLY Kotos of Sunday Services inFred- erick's Several Churches. SUNDAY SCHOOLS AND SOCIETJES or the Sermonu to ba Preached by Ziocal Fasten, Annonncemevta of RelijclouB General News and Nates- Rev. John Paul Tyler will preach i Flint Hill tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The usual song service will be held aft Braddook Heights tomorrow erening at 7 o'clock. There will be service at Sohleysville Mission tomorrow at 8 p.

m. and Sunday school at 9 a. m. There will be services at All Saints Episcopal church tomorrow at 10.30 m. and 6.45 p.

m. Sunday school at 15 a. m. At St. John's Oathollo chnroh tomorrow, there will be low masses at 7 a m.

and 10 a. m. Roaary and bsnedto tlon as 7 30 p. m. Tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock there will be Sunday school at St.

John's Reformed ohuroh, Buokeystown. and at 10 o'clock holy communion will be celebrated. There will be a woman's tally at John Wesley M. E. church, Libertytown on Sunday.

Preaching at 10 a m. and at 3 by Rev. Dr. 8. H.

Norwood of this olty. At the German Baptist Brethren church tomorrow Sunday school will be held at 9.30 a. preaching at 10.30 a. m. Song service at 7.15 p.

m. and preaching at 7 45 m. At the Evangelical Lutheran church tomorrow the pastor, Bev. Charles Stsck, D. will conduct sarviopg at 10.30 m.

and 6 80 p. m' Sunday school will be held at 9.15 a m. There will be preaching at tho Sit church at Lewistown tomorrow after 1 noon at 8 o'clock by Rev. Mr. Makapky, and at Oatootin Furnace M.

P. church at nJght by the same minister. At Grace Reformed church tomorrow Rev. L. McLean will conduct services 10 80 a.

m. and 7 p. m. Sunday school will be held at 9.15 a m. Every seat is free and all are welcome.

The Gospel Mission Workers will hold Sunday school in the Lambert building West Patrick street, tomorrow afternoon at 1 30 o'clock. There win be preaching service in the evening at 7.80 o'clock. the Methodist Episcopal ohuroh tomorrow Sunday school will ba held at 9 15 H. Servlcas will be held at 10 30 a. m.

and 7 30 and will he ooa- ducted by tho pastor, Rev. A. J. Gill. 1 At the Evangelical Reformed ohnroh tomorrow Sunday sohosl will be held at 9 15 The usual serviced will be held at 10.80 a.

and 630 conducted by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Eechbaoh. i -Owing to tho-absence of the-pastor, Rev. Wm Hammond Ptfrker, there will be no servlosa at the First Baptist ohuroh tomorrow.

Sunday school will be held at 9.80 a m. and Christian Endeavor meeting at 6 30 p. m. At the Presbyterian ohuroh tomorrow the Sunday school will meet at 9 30 o'clock In the morning the usual aer- vioes will be conducted by the pastor, Rev Thomas Freemaa Dlxon, who wli: preach. The usual evening services will bo hild at 6 45'o'olock.

At Trinity M. E. ohuroh, South', to morrow Sunday school will be held at 9 45 a. m. Services will be conducted by the pastor, Rev.

John Paul Tyler at 11 a m. and 8 p. Epworth League meeting will ba held at 7 p. Strangers are cordially invited to at tend all of these services. At the United Brethren ohuroh tomorrow Sabbath sohojl will be held at 9 30 a.

At 1C 45 a m. the pastor Rnv W. Klracofe, will preach. At 7 30 there will be either preach log by the pastor or a special meeting of the Christian Endeavor, at whioh special program will be rendered, con slating of mualo and recitations. At the Buokeystown M.

P. ohnroh tomorrow morning there will be Sunday nohool at 9 15 o'clock, and at 10 30 Rev O. Makosky will preach upon the anbjaot, "JNot by Bread Alone." In the afternoon at 2 o'clock Mra. O. Thomas, superintendent, will meet the Junior O.

Society in the ohnroh lecture-room. In the evening at 7 80 the Young People's O. Sj clety will have charge of theoerviDes. A NKWS KEWS OF THE STATE Kvonta of Interest Here nnd Xbore Yeeterdav and lodny. Frederick Tole committed suicide in the Maryland rail mill at Onmbarlacd David E.

Dick is leading the Lowndes forces against Colonel Pearre in Allegany ootnty. Sylvester Eoaeriok accidentally killed his 15 year old son Sherwood while gunning near Ellerslie- Republican primaries will ba held in Caoll oonnly, Aogast 10. and the cannly convention August 12. Edward Porteifiald. who formerly lived near Hagerstcwa, and who was principal of ia Hanooolr Sohoot SDme years ago, baen elected a Jadga of the Superior Court la Kancas Olty.

A lively row is on in the Dorchester coanty Demoora-icoamp The Barring ion-Henry faction demands an un- pledged delegation to tha Slaia CDU- vention and the selection of a new central committee. la the United States District Court; in Baltimore, Judge Mjrria seotenodd Filipa Remoelf. a mail carrier, to one year hard labar In the Anna Arnndel oauoty jail far tho embezzlement of a loiter from the malls. HKW CITY ATTUKNEY Appointment of K. J.

Smith Submitted and Confirmed. When the Board of Aldermen hid concluded its dutioa as a board cf appeal last night, the Mayor called the board to order and stated that he desired to nominate a person jr cUy attorney, as Mr. O. Ksedy had declined to withdraw his resignation. He then nominated Mr.

Edward J. Smith. Upon motion ot Mr. Wilcoxon. the nomination was unanimously confirmed by- the board.

Mr. Wilooxon stated that the street committee had decided to psve Chpnl Alley, between Church acid Patrick streofc, with brick, but ways and means by which it was to ba done hadaoi been decided upon. BTo farther action was taken by the board. The board instructed the committee on Carroll oreek to proceed to clean up the property at Barbara Fcitohie Park and have It put in presentable appearance. While the board of appeal was In session the question of the assessment of property was discussed by the members.

It was the general oplion that ground should be assessed at so much per front foot, according to the location, and the improvements be assessed on a separate basis. THE WORK OF DEATH. MRS. LOUISA AXGLEBltROER. Sirs.

Louisa Elizabeth Anglebergor, residing with her son, Mr. Wm. D. An gleberger, near ifioKaig, died about noon yesterday In her elghsy-Shlrd year. Mra.

Angleberger was born near Paris, France, and came to this country with her parents when a child and sailed In the Tusoarora district At i twenty she married Mr Gao Waa. Angleberger, who died ia 1861. She Is survived by the following children: Mrs. Mary B. Heffner, at Oeresville; Mr.

Philip J. Anglabsrger and Mr. Wm. D. Angteberger.

near McKa'g; adrs Julia Sbaakle, aE Bnoksyatown; Mr. Edward I. Angleberger, near Yellow Sprirgi. The funeral will tako placa tomorrow moraleg, leaving the house at 10 30 o'clock, with sprvlcos at Pleasant Hlil chnreb. on the Yellow Sprttgs road, 12 15.

Rev. Dr. Steok officiating. MRS ANNA A. "WILES Mrs.

A.nna Angeliae Wiles, widow of the late Jacob Wiles, died at 2.80 o'clock this morning at the home of her son, Mr. Wm. J. Wilee, 100 East Eighth street, aged 77 years, 7 months and 12 days. She was highly esteemed and a devout Christian.

She is survived by a son and two daughters: William J. Wiles, this oUy; Mrs. Palmer, of Laaoassor, Fa and Mra Acthonv Jarvis, of Washington. The faneral will take place on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the residence of hsr son. Services will be- held in the United Brethren churoh.

MIRIAM Ittirlaax Virginia, twin daughter of Wm, McK. and Miriam Henderson Wright, and granddaughter of Rev. and Paul-Wright, died Thursday evening, Jaly 25, in Baltimore, aged 1 year and 5 months Xha funeral took place this morning from the residence of her grandparents, 3349 Windsor avenue, Baltimore. Guc-Bts at the Seme late arrivals at the Avalon, Braddook Heights, are: Misses Jalla Gallhiernrz. Adele Friez.

Msssrs Ln oten Fdcz Julian Fritz, Mr. and Mrs. Rohr, Messrs Jesse A. Behreuand, Milton Frank, Mieses Hetiie Rosa, Estelle Rohr, Mrs. S.

Gray, Mre. Greenwood, Mlfses Mary Greenwood, Grace V. Stewart, Katharine Nichols, Mamie Nichols, Mrs James B. Stevens, Mlesea Florence Stevens, Idele Stevens, all of Washington, D. Mrs W.

Ftroved, Miss Sadia Firoved. Mr Wm Firoved, Mrs Tuoker, Mrs Foy, Misses Graoe Thornett, Gertrude Thorn-tt, Miss Wells, Mrs. Gardner. Mr. Roy Yaste, Mr Hoffman, Messrs Hugh F.

Taggitt, Jal Rsvnolde, Howard Robbinett, Ml3g D. Jaokson, Mrs Barman, Mr. Charles Ha man, Mlssea Faely, Agnesa Feeiy, all of Baltimore. HAB Iioar Power of Speech. Mr.

E. N. Jenoks, of Wellsville, has arrived at Midflletown, whsro ho expects to rema'n perhaps all winter Mr. Jdnoks first camo to Mlddletown some years ago as a lodge organizer for the Improved Order Heptasophs. He made many warm friends there and came back onoa a year to rpnew tho ties This time he comes sadly effi'oied, having lost his speech last December, frcm some nn'inown cause.

Although be oan hear as well as usual ha can not utter a pound, and is compelled to write every he wants to say. AIIIO Camden Remsbnrg, Charles Fogan and two ladies, of Frederick, were touring to Hagerstown in a Franklin automobile whioh became (Usable! on the top of Sonth Monntaln, and they were unable to get the i repaired. It was pushed to the side of the road and the party walked to Boonsboro, where they spent the night. Yesterday morning Mr. Pagan want to Ha- geratowa by trolley and took a machinist back to repair the machine.

of Real Estate. Captain Walter Saunders, auctioneer, sold at the courthouse door this tnoriu- ing for Y. GoldsborouRh, trustee, the story dwelling house of tho late Philip Walker, colored, on West South and Telegraph streets. The property was purchased by Horace Walker, colored, for 1490. Prof.

Wood Opormtcd Upon. Superintendent Eirle B. Wood, of the public schools of Montgomery county, underwent an opuration at thn Prori- d-irca HjspUe.1, a i i on last Monday, and while dig ooartltton is sprlons It is not ooDc'dere't critical Prcf. Wood is a son Mr E. Wood, of this city, but has made hia In Montgomery county, residing at Biyds.

a i Prif Wood's Illness, Mr A M. Wood, of this city, IB acting Honored by Rcilroad Oo. Mr. Oliver McOlow, East Third treet, a retired engineer of tbe Penn- ylvania Railroad Company, was called to Baltimore yesterday by the officials of the road, and was presented with an annual pass for himself and wife, good over tbe entire PancEjlvanta Railroad 8) stem. DR1PT TO More Counties Falling loto Line For His Nomination.

MA5Y LEADERS IN FAVOR OF IT Ex Gov. Smith Reported to 8m ml Wltb Bx-Gov. Jrckson tn Supporting Frederick Countj's Csndlldace--- Mmy bo Named on First Bailor. "Es-Gav. John WsUer Smith, BO cording to authentic repcrt," bays the Baltimore News, "has joined fsrces with Kx-3ov.

S. Jaokaon lu behalf of Mr. Joseph Baher of Frederick as tho coajinee of the Democratic party for Governor of Maryland. Ex: Congressman Joshua W. of Somerset seems, too, to be pretsy well in line, insuring Mr.

Baker the sappori of almost the whole strength of the Eastern Shore, Cecil being the only county that is believed to ba holding tick. "Coupled with the name of Mr Baker for the Gubernatorial nomtnaSloa is that of Mr. Thomss H. Rob'uson of Harford for the Democratic nomloa4Icra far Attorney General, assuring Mr Baker the votes of Harford, while Allagany, Montgomery, Howard and Baltimore counties are willing, it is said, to fall bahlnd the Frederick county man at a momsnt's notice. "16 Is baltsved in some quarters that OonKresamaa Talbott would have been out for Mr.

Baker long ago except for the fact that ha did not wish the Republicans to raise the cry that he had had a part ia makicg the Conines of his party. He has, therefore, hung back, letting thd other political faoiors reach an agreement before commuting him self to anyone. With such strength as Mr Baker now seems to have, the prob- ablimes are he will ba named on tho first ballot taken in tbe Democratic Oonvaatioa. "Mr. Baker's voting strength at the present moment is due in a measure to Eae reo pMve candidacy of Es-Governor Frank Brown.

With him as the man looming up in the forafroat, tb.9 county leaders have almost unconsciously gone so Mr Bak-r as Sha rnaa abDa6 whom, gather with a fair prospect of vlc- Soiy. Ex Governor Brown should wundraw from the rao8, IE is quite possible for the leaders to gather sneir for OBB bahind some otber otty man, as they are ncs tied to Mr. Bakar by any inseparable bonds As fat as indications go Shere la now no prospsos of Ex Governor Brcwa changing 'his will and his won't' aetiiude toward the nomination. His position would be stronger in a fight for ehe United States Sanate, should he decide to get Into the racd, with a Gov ernor taken from otio of eba counties "In summltig up tbq strength cf Mr. Baker, the Southern Maryland counties hive not included in the number Ehafc are drif sing to 1 htm, because they are undtrsSood b'e kiadly disposed to Ei-Governor Brown as tne Qioil county, too.

Is leaning to him, and Garrest would probably not ba ad- versa to his candidacy, while Carroll is with him. Then, too, he may be able to pick up a aunty or two that the leaders do not suspect him of having at the present time But it lo sis now as though his friends would be convinced before the time to count the ballots that he is out of the race. His namel would then be kept from the convention "The only hops of vioiory for Ex- Governor Brown is the possibility of his filching froiu the Eastern Shore leaders some of the counties they have always counted on. Their friends are oocfiient of the ability of these old leaders to keep their forces pretty well in i but the friends of Mr. Brown feel i a a he will get aome of them vnhen the time As former Governors Jackson and Smith have always baen able to muster their forces in the pas', there does not seem any very strong reason for supposing they will not do so again at the cjmlng State Convention CITIZENS' RATIONAL 8AAK B.

0. FIGHTIKG BOOZE to Prevent Drinking by Irs Employes. Following the policy adopted several months ago, a of discouraging use of oo muoh boc2T3 by isa employes, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, it ie said on reliable authority, according to the Oonnellaville Courier, will appeal to the courts for assistance in atamplcg out this dangerous According to the reports the courts of Fayette and Somerset counties will be asked for a special ruling to hotei keepers, that they refuse to furnish liquor to railroad man when it is they are on duty or it is believed they are. It is said that Bcma railroad men have made a practice of taking liquor on their engines and cabooses and arink It while at work. This the company strenuously objects to and is doing everything possible to prevent It During the past few months any number of men on the Plttsbnrg and Ooanellsvllle divisions have been laid off 30, 60 and 90 day? for over Indulgence In the stuff that tangles wits.

In justice to the splendid railroad men, good citizens of Uonnellsvllle and other places on the Oonnellsvllle and Fittsbnrg divisions, It oan be said la jnesioe that they are in the large majority and the recent boczs ornsade of officials was made against that class of employes who were Inclined to look upon the Sowing bowl too often. CITIZENS' NAT. BANK --OF-- FKEDBKICK. A I A $100,000. OFFICERS.

D. BAK.KH Of. BAKJfiK H. D. BAKJEK Wil.

S. Z1MM.EKMAN G. DUYAJUI. 1'roslden Vice I'reblden Vice Cashle Asst. Cashle DIRECTORS.

DDGK JAS. McSHKKRT. OEO. WM. SMITH.

JUDGE JOHN C. MOTTKB JOHN 8. BAKER. D. E.

KKFAUVER. J. BAKER. D. H.

HARGETT, IHOS. H. HALLKB C. M. THOMAS, DANIKI, BAKKK.

HYMENEAL. BEKSB--BARNES. Harvey Ernest Reess and Galldlma Barnes, bith of XJtilonvllle. were mar ried Uniotville on by Rev. V.

S. Betts. po- LOCAL MENTION. Shipley Bopat Bargains Nickel plated onffee pot, lOo; 25a tato masher and i prene, lOc; 7 rolls toilet paper, 25c; 7 boxss to th picks, 253: 3 oakes Babbitt's soap, lOc 2 boxes Menneu's talcum powder, 25 4 gallon water cooler, 90o, 14 qt granite preserving kettle, 29c; white granite cup, saucer and plate, 25o; lot wblti plates 2o each; nursing bottles, Co each j-Hy glasses, 180 dcz plain tumbler? 253 doz 6 sheets fly papar, 5o; guar anteed one year alarm clooks, 69o; De- Haun's writing pens, 79o grcs; pound Kara linen. 25 envelopes, 25a; 6 qt blue and white preserving kettle.

25o; 14 qt 1 pteoe dish pan, granite, UOo; 10 piece boudoir sets, blue aod plak, 85o, lo sample postal a 12 water bnokef, granite, 39j Kntertnlnmont for the benefit of the Frederick at Braddook Heights Ancllto rlum, Monday, July 29, at 8 p. m. Vo- oal, piano, violin andl 'cello numbers, together with recitations, all by the beai local talent, will make up the program Tickets, 26 cents. For sale at MoOar- dell'F. In coso of rain Monday, August 5.

Complete change of pictures today at THE PENNY ARCADE. WeOgewcod Omfo Special for Sunday. Chicken salad, the real kind, with rich mayonnaise dressing; broiled chicken, soft crabs, ice cream and ices, homemade chocolate cake, ginger ale. oooo cola. Open fro 7 a to mid night.

For 30 White Leghorn hens cheap, sold at onoa. At 200 East Sixth To ba street Free Soap and Lunch Tonight at Mar.h's Court Street Restaurant. as superintendent. Spcka Dfvorc i. i Young, throngh his counsel W.

Gaver. has fi ed a bill for a a moos a et thoro, from bis Mrr. Jesaie E. Yonup, upon the pioucd of "badoumetit. 'Iho parties live in this olty.

Meeting of Tho regular quarterly meeting of the Independent Hose Company was held night. Tbe rules and regulations governing the drivers of the new automobile hose wagon, as formulated by the standing committee, woro read and appioved by the company. It WBH announced that If any members of the company desired to maka application for the position of driver tbey should do so In writing before An- 5 The new hose wagon Is in coarse of ojnsSrncHon aud is expected September 1. Notice. The display of tbe International Ocr respondenoe Schools, at the Penny Ar cade, will end tonight.

AH special discounts offered will then be withdrawn. Reformed Reunion. Third Annual Rennion of Reformed Sunday Schools of Frederick County will ba held at Braddcck Heights on Thursday, 1 Rav. Rnfas W. Miller, D.

of Philadelphia; Rev. A V. Oasrelman, of Reading, and Rev. Wm. E.

Lamps, Missionary at Sandal, Japan, will deliver chort addresses ai the rr-gfglons gervloon at 3 m. Concert by Braddook Helehtg Band from 11 a to 13m and 4 00 to 5 SO m. Gars will leave by regular schedule, and an extra will ba run at p. m. Oars will be In sections sufficient to accommodate all.

MODKL. Frsd. Co. Tolephono No. 38-2.

C. ifc P. TelenUons No 73-K. We are i on sale dally maoy Items of wear at prices that mean big saving to your purse. A i Have just culled from our Blaok Goods slock a large lot of remnants-Buck Votlea, Henriettas, Eollenes, tfobalis.

London Twluea. la walbS patterns, which have bsen marked so half their real value These are e.11 superior Roods in quality and well worzh yonr aneniicn bEPARATEtKlRTS We baya marked a nnmbsr of Wool Skirts ic Grey Blaok and White Oheck Shirts to $3 9S. Real valce 55 00. Tho styles, quality, 3. of shase Skirts all right in every respaot, the bargain is truly yours.

SDIT5. We have also pas half price on several Suits--brown, blue, grey and a few Dlacfel--3aat to clear up oar gar- msnt depattinent ia the next three weeks. la doing this W3 are throwing good money to tee wind, bnS so it goes la this business. SI MULLS All Fancy Silk Muliq greatly re- dacsd. Sse display on Front Counter.

JOH5T D. MILLER. WOHEN'S SILK AND SILK-FINISHED BLACK AND CO, OliBD PETTICOATS IN THE JULY CLEARANCE SALE. bnrb. hleh a of well fitting: 811k and Pettlcoa's seldom li cffertd below reeular prices But havlne two shipments comlns; to us at once through an error, we've too n.sny fur the space thev occupy: Iieaee these low pr.ces for quick clesrlies: All f-Ilk Petticoats la bUci are warranted to wear.

Black Taffeta Silk Petticoats resularly $0.95. $8.00 and S10 ar $5 OO, S6.95 and $8 75 Colored Taffeta Silk Petticoats In earnet and ereei. wl'je mcked hemstitched flounce, S6 00. at t-i 85 Blacfe tieatfaerblo-'m Pettlcmig with llojnte, rtgTilnrly $1 75 and S2.25 at 51.45 and Jl 95. iistrasiza for stout persons, regularly S2 50, 25.

Black Petticostis of near silk, regularly S1.19, at S1.00 MiN'S, "WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S -IGKS ARE IN YOUR PAVOK FOR JULY BUY1N8. Women's Black. White or Tan Lisle Stock iocs iu plaiu or lace, tiielnrtlusr the calc- bra'ecl liuriiO'i Heat, values to SSe.at 25c pr Women's suoerfine Black bmvf, Lls'e Hose in lace or plain, values nn to 75j. at 50o pair wul (Jot ton -os s'res 8 and bX, 25o; In tatt, white or blacfc. all sizes to 7K forlSc, Men's Black Lisle Lacs to.klnss, 50c qnal Quantity limited All sizes Children's 12Xc Black Hose.

lOc A MILLBB. LOGAL MENTION "Busy Conner One qnart jirs, one flller 45o; one 10 qt Berlin kettle, one dipper, 49o; one granite 3 53 oakes toilet ioap, 19o; 3 cakes Babbit soap, 1 dozen clothes plnn, 12c; 103 rolls toilet paper, 25c; 2 oakes Babbit soap 7c; jolly Rlassss, 18o dcz 0 sheets fly paper, 5o; fly killers. 5o; 1 hammock, with hooks, 95a, one 25a basltall bat, 1 baseball, 253, 4 qt. oofLae pot. 1 strainer, 29c, metal taoIeepooDB, 6 teaspoons, 20j; 1 set good knives and forks, 1 set teaspoons, C7o; 100 sheets tine linen writing paper, 50 envelopes, 25o; 2oc glass water pitchers, 12o.

If yon want a post-card see our window dlxDlay, aud don't miss the window of lOo articles. Salad JOleheB. Just received another lot of the Blue China Salad Sets. A 7-plcoe eet with 1 pound of Baking Powder. Older from Tea Wagon or by Phone 7.

0. A WICKLESS SS Matthew's Lutheran Sunday school cf the Manor will hold their annual picnic, August in the Manor woodg. The Riverside bacd will furnish music for the occasion No huckstering allowed on the grounda. Don't forget the special sale of pianos and organs at Baker Hammaok's store. Have a few more organs, some slightly need, will sell very low; they must be sold.

Pianos are going fast It you want a floe organ call at once or yon will inlss the greatest bar- eain ever offered in Frederick city, at 217 North Market street RCFUS E. BAKER. Have your spring suit pressed and shaped up by a tailor Alcnzo Ely, 342 North Market St Watermelons. Jast received, a carload of watermelons, will be sold at low prlcas, special rates on lots Hanno South Market street. Kor Sale Chop Early Purchaseis Three Iron girders.

Iron awning, uhow cases, cashier's desk, gas chandeliers, window frames, glass case door, scales, cooler, gasoline stove, osllar drainer, plate glass, inside shnttera. DOLT, BROTHERS. Domestic Building AmooUtlon. Share holders are notified that Serifs o. 4 will a August lit.

1907. ast 350 weeks from the cf he aeries. This Is tha shortest time series has ever matured in this association. Sattleman; will ba made at aov tlmo after August as Farmers' National Bank Ssrles No. 11 ocmmgnoa Salar day, Nov.

10, 1907. DIRECTORS H. Harris, Frank Norwood, Hondrtottsor, Ohaa. Werihelmer, Vice President; Jahn Baucngtrdner, F. Sappiigsoo, Geo Kodook, Sec'y and Treas.

Abe Kojononr. THE BIG STORE'S BAHuAIN OUS GBE MILL BEHNAETE A OLEAKA.NOK SALE BARGAINS. Read this Iht of Saturday Bar- 1 gains lOj Dark and Light FlanneletHi at oo yard. Best quality 7c Dark Calicoes oo yard. 60 Light Ground Lawns, colors, as 3o yard.

Plaid Dress Goods at To" yard. Dark Trilled OjtSon TJDalies: 4s yard. 03 Real Whtis Paarl Buttons I 50 WMse HcmstUoied Handkerchiefs at la each. Caildren'a Fine RSbiad Black Hose as lOo pair. Boys' lOc Sujpendera at pi Men's 25o Suspenders at 12) pair.

503 Wool Dress Goods at 25o yard. 65o White Table Linen at 50o yard. 80 Apron Ginghams at yard. lOc Ladies' White Rlbbaa Vasts at each. 51 Jio White Lies Cortaiaa at pair.

Lace Trimmed Corsst Covers as 25s each. II25 White Cambrio Lioa Trimmed Skirts 89e eioh. S5o Biask TaffiUne PatsiooiSa aS 00 R. Oarzafca 50j psir. 8c Wnite Baby YaaEaaS 3j eaoa.

GEORGE 8 RODOOK OO. THGS, P. RICE. 1SOO 1UOS 1907 THO3SAS P. KIOK, 406 North Market Ssraal.

I'KXSONAL, ATTENTION. CiBBS ROSS General Homeopath Medical Pracltlon er. 135 South Market Frederick. Md. MARGAKET J.

MACKENZIE. Trained Nnrsa. JSledlcal JTaa- suse. Will have charge cf Baths and Treatments at Kmereency Hospital BuUdLue, 135 Bontd Electrical, Vapor, Medicated, Superheated dry Radio- Active Kfferoescent Batha, Electrolysis for removal of superfluous hair, moles, birth marks, etc. Rheumatism.

Paralysis, Nervous Chronic cases solicited. Patiants boarded County Phone 258-2. declSdAwlr a. a. K.

of UA W- Franklin Street, Baltimore. TO BYfi, BAJt NOSE In tfrsderlck at CITY HOTEL. Ov Saturdays ot every mouth. SATURDAY. AUGUST 3.

llfur. AID you can obtain eye comfort. Of tan you uudbr tho liapreaaloa chat yon a schB whan yon really have Can xnlt C. h. KEJTAUVBB.

Optical Specialist. Ramoved to No. 7 North Market Hours-- 8.40 a. m. to 4.30 p.

tn. Fhona 297. rR JAS A LONG. SFEClAiaBT BVE. EAK NO8E AND TUKUAl.

GLASSES FITTED. Oflico Hours-- 9 to 12 a. 1 to 4 p. by appointment. NO.

16NOKTH MAKKJ5T ST. FREOKK1UK. MD. Phone. 616.

auelltllj CKAJIEK STAUFFER. NOAH S. CKAMES JfitKOfijtlCK. MO. 4 FOR KATE OS I BONDS.

,40,000 to loan on a is.ooo cj loan on notas In aa.i tat. Desirable city, a und farm prof erty for sjle Call aad We can only name a Suit No. 7 VVest 1 bird street, all Improvements and a b.trirjju. Jrd 85 acre i a 4tU. 1 declritbld a a aala lu Montgomery County.

Md. 5th Fine a homo. 4.1 well Improved. 6th. An opportunity to bur moderu dwull- Insr.

oCice and storeroom. Z1H 22O North Market Street 7th. In a farm 632 acres S5 000. S'h. Two dairy farms, 165 and 22O acres.

near Brunswick. tih Two deilrable lots for sale at BraJ- dock Heleh's. liiree baautlfnl aaOorban i lawn. 14th. 2 dwellloes Market Sdwill irs VV.

Tnlrd -t 2 dwetltOBS Market M. 15th. Two desirable farms, 225 and 275 acres. In 1'etersvllle District. B.

NEWSPAPER! AND HOU3E- FURNISHING GOC 1 can show you jpleuilld asj of CHINA OINNUK and SETS direct from the best factories world. ou are a new beelnnel desire to refurnish your home, see ma 1 will show you the designs In Crockery. While all kit of merchandise has advanced In Crockery hit not Ixsen r.ffectwd prices are low. Dinner Sets from S5 to TiIlet Sen from 12 to I sol! Turlua Chick, he best food for eUckcas. F.

SAPPINGTOir door north of City MB NEWSP-'.