The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 2

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JULY 5. 1900 JULY 190C Su. 8 29 Mo. 2 9 16 23 30 Tu. 10 17 24 31 We.

11 18 25 Th. 12 19 26 Fri. 6 13 20 27 Sat. with EaUi- Tee States if not store land- Bat prepared to accommodate any anoot of --Baltimore Herald in are ireJl with like make pieataat Baltisaore Newt When the were to centre! cf the Slate it caid fcy Democrauc here ard (hat reiiieu from poltticc. He to have very raddely rejare- nated Herald.

MIKTHK Or MKJUtLSBfii. Came-- 1 had an awful dream cijtht. Oh It terrible. Kate-- What wasu all about- Came-- That's the rwy thing I remember. To think oJ having a horrid dream, and then not be able to tell it to aay body Transcript.

7 14 21 28 MOON'S PHASES. 4 rd LZ a.m. 0:31 a.m. THE was pretty badly shaken up yesterday and has gotten quite hot about it. Tax ease with which Frederick firemen win prizes is only equalled by their skill in patting ont fires.

IT is a little early, of course, but nerertheless we suggest that it would be appropriate for Frederick to invite Harjrertown and Martinsburg to spend the Fourth here next year. WE are curious to know whether the belled buzzard really did spend the Fourth with its Hagerstown friends. As this interesting bird, which up alxct Huntingdon. last week, was seen in our county on Monday we are inclined to think that it must hare bsen on its way to Hagerstown. THE minister who delivered the address at the funeral of Rear Admiral Philip at Annapolis ou Tuesday quoted from his great example stand, Colossal in every land." This was a statement fitting for the occasion.

Admiral Philip was a man of noble character and his life may well serve as an example, not only for officers of onr navy but for all men. An Ignored Ordinance. Many persons must have pondered yesterday, upon the fact that, while it had been gravely proclaimed to the public that it was forbidden by an ordinance to shoot pistols or firecrackers upon the streets of Frederick and that anybody violating this ordinance wonld be liable to arrest and punishment, there appeared to he no effort on the part of anybody to it. Firecrackers, big and little, were set off in all parts of the city almost continuously from daybreak until late at night and boys walked fcoldly along the streets with pistols in their hands, firing blank cartridges. The police, who, we presume, went their customary rounds during the day, un doubtedly were aware of this wholesale violation of the ordinance, and must frequently have seen persons in the act of setting off firecrackers or shooting pistols, but there was not, we believe, a arrest for this offence.

'Any per violating this ordinance will be lia- t) a fine of not leas than one dollar nor mare than twenty the Mayor hvj announced in an advertisement in THE NEWS, but there clearly was a tacit uadfirstanding among all the peo- p'e, the police included, that the liabil ity -was a mere fiction and not a real thing. We do not propose to argue whether it is right or wrong, wise or unwise, to permit the celebration of the Fourth of July by the shooting of pistols and firecrackers, or the ordinance, is not re- Epected, should be repealed or amended. We do not believe that any body was terioasly hurt by the noise yesterday and we are glad that the boys had a good time and that nobody had his fun spoiled by being arrested and made to par a fine. We are calling attention to the fact that the ordinance was openly violated and the Mayor's proclamation flouted, apparently with the connivance of the police, because we believe that the fame of warning the public to obey ma ordinance which it is not intended to enforce shoeld not be repeated sext Snob Eremtnaect of any law tends to create disrespect not only for that tew but for all lawi. It is a bad thing lor a community when its youg ram taught that fcaey may, with impunity, float a law as the ordinance forhid- tiag the shooting of firecncken was touted yesterday.

Pawney the broker since husband's death. HPW does ji pay her" "Not very well She's a poor loan widow "-Philadelphia Bnlleiin. bad Maude's aunt. She has lost her hearing completely, and DOW they bay ihe's going blind." ft eront: '--Philadelphia Rei-ord. "I'm going to call ray baby aid the author.

"After Lamb, became ha is such a dear little lamb." "Oh! I'd call him William Dean," said the friend. "He Howells so Life. Nippon--Hear about Clark being in a railroad accident'' Badly hurt, Tuck---Will be recover: Nippon--Well. I don't know; his lawyer says he can, bnt his doctor says he can't --Town Topics. OWTBaWtAlT OHDsHT.

Tteectdof thftcwtsry mms trjit tiwM THBYOICKOFTHKPKBSi. UEWEY CONUIUTl LATED. from the Boston Herald. It is fortunate, on the whole, for Admiral Dewey that his belated announcement of his willingness to nomination to the Presidency has made so little impression upon the public mind. Since its appearance, it bos been practically ignored in political quarters, and it has died out so quietly with the public that it is hard to say when his candidacy ceased to bo a factor in our political affairs.

This renders Dewey, to the next generation aud those which" are to follow, only a naval character. He will stand very high there, and there will be something approaching oblivion for any ambition that he had beyond it. History will make no account of the episode in politics which he was seduced into attempting the present year, and he is really to be congratulated that it has assumed no greater prominence. ONE WAY TO MAKE CRIMINALS. Krom the Philadelphia North-American.

In this city on Wednesday James Kelly, 14 years of age, and William Collier. 15 years, were arrested and arraigned before Magistrate Thornton. The crime with which they were charged was swimming in the Schnyl- kill river, near the Spring Garden street bridge. There are no public bath houses in that section, and the bays--as boys will--take to the water to get clean nnd cool. For this the Magistrate committed them to jail for five days.

It has been shown that one of the easiest ways to make criminals is to send boys to The fact itself and the association of the jail of ten break the spirit or corrupt the habits of boys who might otherwise grow up to be good citizens. To send these two boys to jail for going in bathing on the hottest day of the year, when the city did not furnish bathing houses, wa: a wretched piece of business. FORCrS'O THE From the Philadelphia Record. There is an orderly course of development for a political campaign which it is usual for party newspapers to follow. The people must go through a process of gradual warming up to reach the hot- all-the-time degree of partisanship at which they can welcome extravagant and absurd affirmations.

In the early stage of a campaign they look for moderation and an appearance of reason and fairness. It is clear that some of our contemporaries, esteemed or disesteemed. have their schedules bungled, or are trying to force unseasonable matters. The assertion in one of these that Bryan is "the particular advocate of permitting the natives of the Philippines to burn, plunder and slaughter and to fly at one another's throats" is pro mature. The readers of that paper are cf the extreme type of partisans, but even they can hardly demand October fruit before the Fourth of July.

It is obvious, too. that this is not the time to declare that if Bryan and a Democratic Congress shall be elected, "we shall be plunged into strife with foreign powers, and the gold standard will give way to fifty-cent silver Every experienced newspaper reader knows that statements of this sort should be approached through months of gradually increasing mendacity. If the organs alluded to shall thus begin the conflict with superlative extravagance they will have nothing fitting fox the concluding weeks when the explosive point of partisanship shall have been reached. Soldiers who exhaust their ammunition before the enemy is within range are helpless when the assault comes. The Republican newspapers that assume an air of judicial fairness in the first weeks of the campaign are far more effective as truth twisters whea the period of passion is reached.

It la Perfectly Meltable. "We have sold many different conch remedies, trat none has eiven better satisfaction than Cham her Iain's" says Mr. Charles Holz- baner. Druszist, Newark. N.

'J. "It is perfectly safe and ran be relied nron in ell cases of or hoarseness. Sold by A. Pearre. An Epidemic of Dfarrnoca.

Mr. A Sanders, wrltinjr from Cocoannt Grove. Fla there has been laite an epidemic of diarrhoea there. Be nad a severe attack and was cured by foar doses of Chamberlain's Colir.Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. He ssys he a)so to others and they say it is th; best medicine they erer used.

For sale by A. L. Pearre. Druerlst Relief IB Six Hi ing Kidney asd Bladder Disease He-red in six hours fey "New Great South American Kldcar Cnre." It a treat surprise en account its exceeding proKptnecs la reliertnc pala la bladder, kidneys and hack, in vale or fen-ale. Relieves retention water alaaoit immediately.

If yon want and cure this istberaaaedr. Sold S. Sealer Drasrim. fredwriek. i Sift VfcsTMItti.

Brltfeb Lccatioa at 1 Cabanacd. i MI80SLLAN1SL NOAH E. CRAMER. pjkS ESTEAT oa ciy fxrai am nrr OAH E. CRAMER, OX WEATHER EAKGAlXS.

i i LOXIKXX. Joly to a newt froas Shanghai aaooouces that Bntiih leganoc, wtth hon- i rtf Bgcc, was still safe oa Jsly 4. i Elected. At a of i Frederick and Middiewnra Electric Railroad held ic this city yesterday the following were Jedge J. C.

Metier. U. A- Shaiotw.T. H. Haller.

G. W. Suath, D'. E. Kefaarer, L.

F. Kefaavfrr. Harmoav L. Roetzaha. P.

U. Howard. Charles H. Coblentz. Mr L.

Kfefaaver was elfec-ud place of Ptttr Shaitr. ESTATE. LOA-X A LSSCSANCE. HIGHEST CASH PUCES FAJD FOS BOND-. STOCKS.

XOaTOAt-ES. Jl'Dy- JtENTs-. NOTES. ESTATES. Call for Trnn a Pair.

jitf. turrr. a tur tor. aleA ti.i» frvai a Oxford', THE BEE. AMERICA'S PRETTIEST WIDOW.

The years of mourning of Mrs. Ogden Goelet have expired ahe has jusi returned to this country to spend the coming season at Newport. Not only is Ootlet on? of the richwt widows in the world, but ahe is also one of the prc-ttiest. it being nn question whether she or her a the min-h discussed heiress, May Goeler. would receive the award io a beauty contest.

I M-i 111-H-M'i-t-I-M-H 4-M-M-H 111 I M-H-2-I-H-K-I- MOMEKT8 WITH THE MUSK. PURELY Fate's Tablet. You must hare known her bad yon seen her face. I That muscat tsrntJ as bj ste parsed; It muse have told you, that confiding Rrace. Of one could not but love you to the last.

And had yon heard her voice yon must have known. She little tallied and softly all that day; Something, perhaps, was on the Jane wind blown To her coald not but love yon aye and aye. Yon did not gee her, and yon did not hear, She saw not, heard not, you as by she passed; And it was once more written. Year to year Two shall, go, seeking, seeking to the last. --JOHN VASCE CHENEY, in Harper's Bazar.

Constancy. One June-time in the yean agone, they say, He won and wed her-- blithesome, yonug and gay; No flower bloomed fairer than did she, they say, Nor oheeka blushed sweeter on her wedding day. Her fairness paled and blushes passed away, E'en ere the honeymoon had waned, they say, He watched and prayed and hoped, and yet cue day She passed like a tired child sleeps at play. All this WM years agone, and yet they say His lore for her burns brightly e'en today; He her name and weeps the years Pleasant Farajrraphi About Thcw Who Come and On. Miss Nettie Stokes, of Chicago, is the guest of the Misses Maulsby, Court square.

Mr. Frank Cootie. East Church street, is rpeuding some time in New York on Mr. W. D.

Clem and wife are the guests of Mr. John Hane. Ijamsville. this county. Mrs.

C. C. Ansherman, East Third street, is spending the week with friends in New London. Miss Alice Spencer, of Philadelphia, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. W. Boss, Court square. Mr. Charles Staley and this city, are camping in Baugher's woods, rear the Monocacy river.

Mr. Wra. R. VcGill. of Cumberland, who has been spending a few days with friends in Frederick, has returned.

Mr. George Nusbanm, of Washington, who has been visiting friends and relatives in Frederick, has returned. Mrs. Charles Rhoderick and sister, Miss Carrie Koogle. are spending the week with their aunt, Mrs.

John W. Koogle, East Frrnklin street, Hagcrs- town. Mayhap she hears him calling-- who can I saw him onoe at twilight, gaunt and A broken bough in hopeless, wan de- He waits until he, too, may go away To join her whom he wed that June-time day. --NEWTON NKWKIRIK, in the Ohio State Journal. BRIEF Sm.

Budget of Bright Itetnsofljocaland General Intereit. --The moneyed- man can pass in almost any society. --The forest is nature's temple where hunters go to prey. --The barber can always scraps np something to "chin" about. --Aim at the summits, though the multitude does not ascend them; use all the society that will abet you.

--It is unfortunate that everyone's tnenery is best in retaining things it would be more genteel to forget. --She who has to make over papa's "pants" for Willie should always bear in mind that as ye sew, ye shall rip. --A woman is much more likely to forpet her birthday than to leave the pickles behind when ahe goes to a picnic. --A philosopher says that every failure is a step toward success. This explains why some men become richer every time they fail.

The Sick. Miss Mamie Wenzel, formerly of Frederick, now of 437 North Broadway, Baltimore, who has been extremely ill for the paw two months, able to sit up. IS IT RIGHT. For an Editor to Recommend Pateat Medicines From News, X. C.

it rnai i aether editor of newspaper has the right to recommend of the various proprlrtMT medicines wmch filood the yet as a preventive of snfferine we feel dnty to rood word for Coiic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Renstdj-. We have taown and medicine in our family for 20 rear? hsre found it reliable. In tnaar cases dose of this remedy won Id save hour; of whUe a physician If awaited. We do not believe in depending implicitly on anr for a curs, but we do believe that If a bottle of Chamberlain's Remedy were kept OB hand and admiaMersd at the Ineeptioa of an attack much fufferlnr miebt be avoided and in very many the presence of a phydeiab wonld not be required. At least this has teen oar experience daring the Pact iweatr rears.

For sale by A. L. Prurrlst. OF DEATH OTHO T. COOK.

Mr. Otho T. Cook, a well-known resident of this county, died Tuesday night, at his home, south of Frederick, of general debility, aged 83 years and 7 He is surrired by a widow, four sons ac three daughters. The funeral took place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late residence. Serrices were conducted by Rev.

Mr. Switzer, of the Methodist Church. The pall bearers were George A. Gilbert, Lewis A. Clingan, Adplphus Fearhake and Daniel T.

Interment was made at Kt. Olivet cemetery. C. C. Oarty was the funeral director.

CHARLES F. FILMING. Charles F. Fleming, a well known contractor and builder, of this died at his home, North Market and East Fifth streets, yesterday afternoon, after an illness of four weeks, of Blight's disease, aged 63 years, 1 month and 22 days. He leaves a widow, two sins--Messrs.

Charles and John Fleming--and three daughters--Mrs. John Edward Schell and Mrs. Frank Smith, of Frederick, and Mrs. William Michael, of Washington. His funeral will take place on Friday at 4 o'clock.

Services at the house and interment at Mt. O.ivet Cemetery. What our Flajc Stands For Wherever the American fi ie is raised in token of sovereignty, it Hands for liberty, independence and equality. What onr fax is to the nation, Hostetter'" Stomach Bitters is to the inajmoch as it not only eives you freedom from your ailments. bv.t your in sncb a manner that they onnotretarn eets: ont of order.

yon to belch after eatine or when yon are so nervous that yon toss about all ntgbt, unable to sleep TOU should certainly Iry because it will strengthen your tomach. steady yonr nerves, and induce sound healthy and for indirection constipation and there is 'nothinc to equal it. RbeumatUm i also br Its direct action on the kidney. WANTED. ABLiwoM AN white or eood family of Applv Xo.

West Third Stieet- Wlljiatn Warner Osbnrn. j5dlw OTICE--BBST WASE5 PAID for a ccod cook. -Applr at IS E. Street at Dr .1. M.

RtdcHff. EXPERIENCED cook: rood wise? to oze reliable: 197 North Market Street- jjSdt EOT TO ATTEND stock: rood paid. A. KeoT. No.

Madison A COMPETENT COOK white or colored, in a small family. Apply at 18 West Patrick St. Frederick. WHITE GIRL -H about IS or Ift years oii to child. Apply to C.

K. Cli Carpet and Furniture Store. J29dlw PUBLIC SALES. TJBLIC SALE. I will sell at public sale en SATURDAY.

JULY 14. 1900. at 1 o'clock p. 12 at No 15 W. Seventh a lot of new buggies, daytons and carriages of all kinds; also 10 head of good work horses.

Terms of credit of months will given on sfems over S10 by the purchasers giving cotes, with approved secTirity. Harry McHeory. No. 15 W. Stventh rrtd- arick, Md.

H. R. Lease, Acer; Joe. Bastard. Clerk.

'PKE A Merry Picatc Party- A uitrrj party of John UnabenKf, Elmer Main. Frack RobertcoB, of IjaourvaUe, Frani Anderson, of Urbacs, W. L. Clem and Clifford of Baltimore. W.

aad R. B. Rickvu, of Frederick Junction, tpeftt yectwday pic-nickinj; along the Monocacy. Try A powder to be bhaicn into the Your feet twoilto. and not.

mod tired eulljr. If you hare or tight try Alit-c's Foot Kait. the Ivtl and makes easy. Cures iwol- sweating feet. Ingrowing blisters aud corns and bu nions of all pain aad rives rent and comlort.

Try ST i d- stores for 25c. Trial packce FREE. Ad- dresa. Allen S. Olmbted.

LeHor. N. Y. NOTICES. TDOARD OF APPEAL.

CIJTY ASSESSMENT. Notice it hereby given that the Board of Aldermen of Frederick. Md will ait as a board of appeal, at the office of the City Register, on MONDAY. JULY y. 1WO.

at 6 o'clock p. and continue each evening until the 13th. adjourning at 9 o'clock p. m. Acy tax payer who mar feel agrieved at the valuation made by the City Tax Commissioners, recently sitting, may appeal to the board whose decision will be final.

Don't neglect this. By order. WILLIAM F. CH1LTON. Mayor.

A. Gittlnger. City Register. J3d5t OTICE TO CREDITORS. NO.

7174 EQUITY. In ihe Circuit Court for Frederick County. Emory L. Coblentz and Marshall B. Eyler vs.

Eliza Ann Eyler. Notice hereby eiven pursuant to Court's order to the creditors of Jeremiah Eyler to file their claims, properly proven. In the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick County on or before the 14th day of Jnty. A. 1900 EMORY COBLENTZ.

IKASK L. STONER. Trustees. TO DOGS. Ordinance No.

SOI declared it to be unlawful for does to run at iarite within the taxable limits of Frederick during the month of July and August, unless securely muzzled with a wire muzzle. Owners of such animals are hereby notified to comply with the of this ordinance or be subject to its penalties. W1U.IAM F. CHU.TON. jSOdlin Mayor.

PHOTOGRAPHIC NOTICE. From this date you can set cheap acd durable Crayons. Our six S3 98. S4 98,55.00. l5.9S-eitherof which will please yon.

We carry a hieh rrade of Por traits in crayon, oil. Ink. pastel and water colors that are not excelled In the State. Give them a trial. At THE BURGER ART GALLERY.

j2Sdlm 23 North Market Street. NOTICE. i he annn.il meeting of the Stockholders of the trederickandJItddletown Railway Company will be held in Room Xo. 9, National Bank Building, on WEDNESDAY. JULY 4.

1900. between 10 a. m. and 12 to elect nine Directors to serve the company for the ensuing year. By U.

A SHARETTS. Secretary. BANK STATEMENT. CTATEMENT --OP THE-FREDERICK TO'WX SAVINGS INSTITUTION. JUNE 30th, 1900.

DEBIT. Weekly Deposits 8171,177 55 Temporary Loan? 3 percent 700.091 23 Transient Deposits S7 Dividend No. 138 6.P47 10 uncalled for 1.096 3O Interest 14.55767 Profitand loss 15.9SS 13 Surplus 55.00000 Tates 2.20000 S1.04S 575 S5 CREDIT. Bills and Note? discounted W39.7S7 OS United States Bonds at par 60.000 00 Other Bonds and Stocks at 4484153 OO Duefrom Banks 524273 63 Cash on band 32.8S7 14 Real E-tate 15.37500 S5 STATE OF MARTUCJC. 1 FREDERICK COCXTY.

TO-WIT. On this second day of July. 1900. before me. the subscriber, a Notary Public of the State of Maryland, in and for Frederick County, Personally appeared J.

Marshall Miller, Secretary of the Frederick-Town Savinsrs Institution, and made oath in due form of law that the foreiroinj: annexed statement is correct and true as taken from the books of said Frederick-Town Savings Institution. Test: Sworn before 3IARSHALL FOGT, N. P. STEINER SCHLBY, GEO. A.

DJSAN. Directors. A. C. McCARDELL, jy2.4.6 FINANCIAL, TO LOAN ON first morteage in sums of S2OOO to S3.000.

G. Hammond, New Market. Md. SCOTT. A- EILZKT WATEJIS.

FBED. G. BOTCE, JR. ESTABLISHED 1S32. SCOTT BANKERS AND BROKERS, SO.

15 NORTH STREET. BALTIMORE. MP. ESOOTT, WILCOX HEESTOH. Xe.

142O St. N. W. Washington. D.

C. REAL ESTATE BROKERS. MEMBERS OF THE A I STOCK EXCHANGE. LOANS ON D. C.

AMD MD. PROPERTY. IXVESTMEMTJSECCRITIES. U. S.

AND MUNICIPAL BONDS AKD LOCAL STOCKS BOTJ6ET AND SOL.O. We can offer for tale a United real estate rotes on iKpnved Watfe- iBttoa. D. CU property Bettor the Isvester 6 per cent, eledtwly EISUJEST TON THE BEST COAL THE LOWEST PK1CE WELL SCREENED. PROMPTLY DELIVERED.

ACCOMMODATING DRIVERS. TRAIL, OFFICE AND YARD-CARROLL ST. Jj2dtf HESITATE TO CALL ON SIMMONS and examine his stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE. goods are from the best manufacturers and are all right.

His mode of dealing with his customers is courteous, fair and liberal, while his prices need but to be known to insure satisfaction to the purchaser. Examine his stock and you will be convinced that everything is up-to-date and prices satisfactory. NO. 27 N. MARKET STREET.

FREDERICK. MD. JNGER ALE. EXTRA ROYAL GINGER ALE. LIME JC1CE, SPARKLlNGlEOLAFRA, CLARET.

BESANT KNOTT. QLITE OIL AND MATONAISE. STRICTLY PURE OLIVE OIL. SHREWSBURY MAYONAISB, and ROYAL SALAD DRESSING. BESAST KNOTT.

jjns-os. You can see a bic lot of new Rings at Lan- dls" Jewelry Store. They are beauties. Have also got in a large lot of zew things in Jewelry suitable for the season and all the new ideas in everything. More STERLING SILVERWARE came In today and you canhavebigchoicet'orwedding presents and souvenirs.

H. LANDIS. THE JEWELER. 35 N. ilABKET.

23 S. MARKET ST. Best and Quickest Repairing and -Artistic Repairing. 'Phone 202. Old Gold Bought.

ON'T safe and sure, positive cure. The newest discovery. Bos free. J. H.

Home. M. Drawer W.Chicago.Ill SALE IN FREDERICK ONLY AT THE CITY HOTEL BUFFET. HIGHEST AWARD FOR PDRITY. The report of the Government Chemist at the Agricultural Department.

Washington. D. Heurteh's beers to be absolutely free from bicarbonate of soda, salicylic acid or any other preservatives. Senate, Maerzen and Leger are the brands. J22dlm PECIAL NOTICE.

We invite the public to call and examine onr STOCK OF CHEAP RIBBONS in ail the newest shades, at onr new JP Store Boom, NO. 22 WEST PATRICK STREET. Opposite City Hotel. BLUMENATTER apr25dlr Milliners. A FULL LINE OF MIDSUMMER HATS in all the latest styles.

Outing Hats of every description. Ribbons In all styles for the neck and waist. Also Ribbon Velvets in all widths. Ladies' Muslin Underwear, 16 S. Market Frederick City.

Md. FOB BENT. NO. 73 EAST Church Street. Apply at No.

74 Eaat Church Street jy2dtf LARGE 81C- J- ond story front rooms, also storage room, Lewis S. Clinran. jl9dlm TfOR CONTAIN-E ing seven rooms, all furnished, convenient to four churches.at Petersviile, miles from B. O. fine spring of water in the yard, abundance of good shade, stable for two horses, good garden and lot, with abundance ot vegetables and fruit Apply to E.

E. Mateney. Petenville, Md. OR RENT--I HAYE SEVERAL pianos to rent by the month. H.

E. Wilcoxon. Music Hall. ICON. Market St.

ap21dti "IT'OR BRICK -I? honse No. 127 South Market Street-possession immediately. Apply to Mrs. G. D.

Miller. 131 S. Market Street. 54dtl FORMER REE- jdence of the Dr. J.

W. Hilletry. sit- in PetersriUe. Moat attractive home and far a physician of or a family coontrr life: of ground attached: tnEcdiateiy. Apply to J.

C. O'Doafihli. Peterrrtlle. Mi. SUMMER RESOBIS.

HOTEL, FREDERICK. MARYLAND Why not spend a portion of vacation where yon can have city and cosstry life! Hich elevation: pure water; no malaria: fifteen mtevtes' ride on tie electric ears to Braddock HaUhu. eommaadJac a manifieentTiaw of Frederick and Mlddletown with dancing and other attraedOBs: fithbtav bathicz and rxxuinr on river a short distance front the cttJTfine sacadamixed roads. cheap livery. Redsced to mamer boarders.

P. E. LONG. J26dlrn Xaluggr. FOR SALE.

T7OR LARGE OFFICE JL: Desks suitable for These are in excellent coBdiuca asd will be cheep. Apply to C. E. Baylor, Register of Wills. j28dtf jura.

d-'i M. Itt rrv.jtrr. Loi 3tOi.4wb -u 1 tirti sic R.R.SQHEDDLBS. ALToTiroJBIO RT J8L ON AND ATEK St'S J5 A. H-.

except SiaaoVy. tor Junem.li aitd Way 6.00 A. daily, for and and Way Statteu. PSQadalpkia and York, acd except SoAdar lor Ems- erf icwt. Doe at Waihlmten 8JO A.

li. 6.20 A. uailj, fi.r asd PUJadei- phia acd York. Dae at 8.10 A. Sunday, for prttelpal MKJ and Tort- lueat .20 A.

except Sunday, i num'i Vem Winch ester. HarrlioBbnrK and Lexlcr- tor. A. Sunday, for Waihlsttot. Philadelphia, and New York.

Hauert- town and Way Stations, daeimatL IB- dlacapollf. Picuburg- ana Chieue. at Waihlotton 11.55 A. M. 1.35 P.

except Sunday, for Baltimore and Way Stations. Philadelphia and New York. Due at Baltimore 4-3O P. M. 4 10 P.

daily, for Washington and War -iRiions. Philadelphia and New Tors. I'umberland. Ctncfamatl and St. jjonis.

Due at WasMncton 0.5O P. 4.30 P. M-. dally, for Baltimore and War Stations, Philadelphia and New York. at Baltimore 7.10 P.

M. P. except Sunday, for Waittartos. Bacentown. Wineheiter Way Pittsburr.

Wheeling. Philadelphia and New York. DEC at Washlnnon 9.40 P. M. 6.

38A. except Sunday, from ClnetcnaU Pittsburr. Waahinrton Junction ardt Way Stations. Baltimore and Waakicc- ton mail arrives on this train. 6.50 A.

except Sunday, from Mt. Airy xnti Way 8.35 A. JL. except Sunday, from Hagerstown and Way 10.16 A. ii- exeepi Sunday, from iiaittK and War Stadons.

Philadelphia and Newt Tork. 10.50 A. except Sunday, from WajhlEcton. and Way Stations. 11.27 A.

Sunday only, from Washlcrton, and Way StatJong. St. Louis, and Chicaro and Wheelinr. 12.2S P. Sunday only, from Way Philadelphia and York.

2.O5 P. except Sunday, from St. Louio- Ctaclnna'J and Chicaro. New York. Philadelphia, Washinzton.HacerstoirE.

Lexington and Way Stations. P. M-, Sunday only, front Wuhlneton and Way Stations, St, Louis, Cincinnati 4.00 P. except Sunday, from Baltimore and Way Stations, Philadelphia and New York. S.45 P.

except Sunday, from and Way Stations. Philadelphia. New Fork, Plttsbnzc and Chicago. 6.58 P. except Sunday, from Baltimore, and Way Stations, Philadelphia and New York.

3.05 P. dally, from Baltimore and Way Stations. 6.3S P. JL, except Sunday, from Wuhinetuu Cumberland. Hagerstown.

Brunswick. and War Stations. TTTE8TERN MARTLAMD WITH P. R. R.

at Shippensbnrg and eettnbcir Norfolk Western R. R. at Hagerstowi B. O. Railroads at Hagerstown and Cherry Bun; Peona.

B. B. at Biuee vllle and Hanover, and P. W. ft N.

C. and P. Ball roads at Union Station. Baltimore, Md. Schedule in Kfeet June 24.

IS 00 MAINLINE. Read Downward STATIONS. M. A.M.jLeave Arrive 990 SSI 953 1004 10 15 I 3 SIS 525 S30 538 555 Cherry Hun Big Pool Clear Spring Charlton Will'msptpy Hacerstown Arrive Leave 542 Wiliamsportjtr r. f.

ic. A.M. Leave Arrive A. 10: fs; 7 on Hacenttfws 1 2 0 7 Chewsrille 7 Smlthsbnrg 3S 1 7 95 Edgemont 2 45j 7 42J Blue Mountain 2 Sil Vista Sp Ml 7 10! HIehfield p. Jf.U.M-1 Arrive i 45; I SB 415 4 3 1 Leave Arrive Gettysburg New Oxford 816 p.

M. A.M. ArrtTe Leave I SO, 933 5ft 7 SO 4 2 58- 7 32 321- a 5 as, Sffl ft 4ii 8 St 3 3Ji 8 3 oo3 I05 1 07 4 27J 10 5 03, 9'4i 53S" 7 6 "1 Hanover Porters Arrive Sr Porters 5 35 9 47 Spring York F. Arrive Leave Ine Ridre Tkmmont BoekyRWre Braeeville Union Bridre Linwood New Windsor Westminster Emory firove GIvndon ArHngtom Baltimore TH -1 Bead Upward M.IP.M 49 12 4S 9 OS 845 12 45 9 01 S4T 29 12 29 41 2112 2n 31 06 12 Ot 10 1203 12 S3 10 11 46 T03U 35 6 So 11 31 6 5211 29 6 4 9 27 ....111 OS 50 1034 1005 949 9 P. K.

717 646 619 555 539 A.M 33 23 900 ..7.111 6 43,11 6 SI 10 51 6 03 10 P.M 4 410 A.V.F.M 5 S7.10 19 10 15 5 SOilO 09 53SJ 353 5 10: 3 12 Tt 71" 71; 6 6 60! 5 4r 1.1 Blue Mountain. Exprecs. (Parlor Car' leaves Baltimore, daily except Snnday.3 22 stopping at Westminster. New Windsor Union Bridge. Bmcerille (connection foi Frederick).

Tanrmont. Bins Ridee. Baen: Vista Spring. Blue Mountain. Edgemont Smitheburr, Hagerstown.

Returning Hagerstown 6.40 a. m. daily, except Sunday Arrive Baltimore 9.31 a. m. Additional trains 'eave Baltimore for Ccioi Brifise and InlermedSate Stations at 10 m.

and 5.00 and 6.15 p. m- and Unioi Bridge for Baltimore and Intermediate tkms at 5.2O and 6.40 a. and 12 55 p. to daily, except Sunday. Sundays Leave Baltimore for Unioi Bridge and Intermediate Stations 9.35 a.

and 2.35 p. tt. Leave Cuta Bridge at 6 45 a m- and 4.17 m. for Baltimore and interrce diate Stations. B.

C. V. R. Leave Hagerstown for Shippezuborc and la termediate Stations at 6.23 11.07 a. and 7.00 p.

m. Leave Shippensbnrr for Hat ersumu and intermediate tkaoons at 46 m. and 1.10 and 3.00 p. xt. TRAIXS VIA Al.TENWALD CUT-OFF.

Hacnrstowa for Cbambenbcrg an Intermediate Stations at 5-57 a. aad 3.1 p. so. Leave for Intermediate Stations at 7.1S m. and 7.4' p.

Leave Rocky Ridge for Emmitstrarc at 8.9 and 10.38 a. m. and 3.31 and 36 p. m. Leav Kmmitebnnr for Rocky Ridge at 7.10 an 10.OO a.

m. and 2.50 aad 4 JO p. m. Leave Broceville for Frederick at 8.38, and 10 40 a. m.

and 5.3S aad 6.30 p. m. Le Brnceviile for Oolnmbii. Ltttlestowm Tanertotrn at 9 47 a. m.

aad 3.45 p. m. Frederick for Baltimore at 7 50 COXSECTION8 AT CHBRBT BUX, W. YJ B. aad 0.

passenger trains leave Ran for Cumberland and intermediate i daily at 8.51 a. re. Ctndnaati, St. LOTI-S Chicafo Express dally at 12.50 p. m.

Ctiia Exprens daily at 1059 M. All others daily, except Socdav. J. M. HOOD.

B. OEISWOU), Prest Md QcB'l Gen'l PMHT. At.