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NEWS, TUKSDATB--FRIDAYS. BBaM-WBEKLY KBW8 will be TffiB DAILY HEWfl, FEEDEEICK, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28,1914. IB irtfcfe wit ant to be and sunshiny A force of 10 expert hero sleuths spends all time hunting down these eases. All these inett former newspaper which calling tilts commission feels qualifications for hunting out and judging evidence. These awards cannot directly stimulate acts of heroism.

The hero Is not a fellow who for medals, pensions, or fame. But the emphasis given to these Btortes of devotion must create an atmosphere of admiration of the heroic. Indirectly, this tnay cultivate a tendency toward heroic acts. in city ui ta sdinfi the United States Ji4 iti aSSealoBa. tor fi.eo per year.

with i clubs. Cash subscrip- muat lavartably accompany every OWICB Is eoanectsd tke Chesapeake Pottwnac Tete- VHT the paper tojr mall and other- news. or any information or bus- day or night free of containing Import ioUrttSi from every part of and telegrams to TBB NEWS. st Use postofflceat Seoond-Claiis Mall Matter WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, TO The Frederick News do not receive their paper regu iwlx will a favor by reporting office as we are doing to make ttw e-rvlce perfect. can be found on at Cigar 8.

Market 8t Restaurant. K- Cigar Store, West totrick street Arihtftoft Hotel. At Heights. Zimmerman Ortocery Store, McCardell's 1914 JANUARY 1914 4 Q2 H) THE HUNTING CAW. The cliange -in ihe flne imposed in Remsberg hunting law 'for this which will probably be adopted by the legislature will mieet with much approval White tlie law en- by the -Assembly afforded nePdert protection for property owners liunters, too, fftr promiscuous iiuntrng is certainly dangerous to those who participate, the minimum flne of $50 for a violation was excessive and the operation of the law proved -this to be true.

The reduc- tion ot the minimum fine to $10 will give to the magistrates more discretionary power in disposing of cases rfor." violating the provisions and the 5 be enforced TMtti the strl nes 'which needed make a rag- alatlon of this kind CARNEGIE thirty more certified heroes were created by the Carnegie Hero Fund in Connection with their annual meeting. Tllb makes a total Ot 871 that so far have received rewards. Most of the of these awards seem to be quiet or even ob scure the presence in whom of possibilities of grand self sacrifice would not be guessed until some moment of crisis. Lacking this chance for self devotion, they might pass through life with their possibilities un recognized. The -hew fund: must be very valuable; in giving these fine and fiuiol considerable reputation.

This attention to their "worthiness, wins public "Sonfi dencey and helps give' them better chances and broader opportunities in life. The -commissions' records show awards only about 8 per cent, of t. -the-persons for whom application was for recognition as heroes. One man lost some false teeth while swim, ming put for a friend, and asked for a new set. A woman who ran out without wraps to help the victims of an automobile accident, wanted a reward for taking the risk of pneumonia.

Borne of the applications have been takes. Sometimes under the scrutiny weather records, the terrific storm CURRENT VERSE Between Times- Sort of in-between times, the January days Give a glimpse of sunshine through the frosty haze. No mure Christmas carols soundin' light Only remembrance of a holiday! Had our share o' pleasure. Now we're got to pay. Thinkin' of the Springtime, with ita skies aglow, Journeyin' on to meet it through the wind an' snow.

Ground hog will be with us In a little white. Lookin' fur his shadow In the usual style, We'll draw a little picture we'll pen a little line To give a proper greetin' to our friend St. won't be many weeks from then un- i hear once more The melody of birds above the bluster an" the roan The past is surely pleasant an' the future" claims our praise, But, they're sort of times, these January days. --XVashington Star. RETURNS FROM MEXICO Calvin Schaeffer, of U.

S. Navy, Home on Furlough. Calvin Schaeffer, of tlie United States Navy, son of Mr. J. E.

Schaef fer, of near this city, is home on a 30 day furlough. Mr. Schneffer 4s a yoe man on the batUeshlp New Jersey. Recently he returned from Mexico where vessel wag stationed. The home port of the Now Jersey is at Boston The New Jersey, was stationed at Mexico for the- protection of American interests, and while Mr.

Schaeffer did not see much of the hostilities in that codiitry tells with interest of the conditions as he saw them while Htationed at the Mexican port. His ship left Cor Boston on January 14. He has been In the service about a year and a half. Didn't Go Far Enough. It has developed that the bill prepared by the Frederick County Farmers' Association, providing for the appeal of the act.

creating the Board of Charities and Correction, not gone far enough. There are two acts relating to the creation of this board, and the law drawn for the abolition of the board provides for the repeal of only one act. Attorney Jacob Rohrback called the attention of the Board of County Commissioners to the act, which will probably be corrected by those who have had the preparation of the bill iti charge. Bal Costume Soiree. Arrangements for the Bal Costume or fancy dress soiree to be given un der the auspices of Miss Ritchie's school in dancing, are progressing nicely, and the affair promises to be very popular.

Special music will also be secured and the soiree will start promptly at nine o'clock. Friday 6, is the date for the soiree. The school will meet as usual Friday evening of this week, at o'clock, fol'owed by soiree at nine o'clock. At. the banquet lost night chicken that they served must have been ten years old.

about the wine? It was about as old as the t-hirken should have been. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY IN FREDERICK. Itemt from the Volumnt Tm: NKWS January 28, 1894.) At a meeting of the Independent Hose Company a resolntion was passed asking for a charter and an appropriation from tlie General Assembly of Maryland to the Maryland State Firemen's Association. Several persons fell going round the northwest corner of Market and Church streets today. Its a bad place.

WHAFS GOING ON TODAY IN FREDERICK. AMUSEMENTS. Marvel--Tonight, motion pictures, "The Vegeance of the Just," State Right feature, in three parts, Empire--Matinee and night vaudeville, 9 jolly Juveniles--a musical comedy pictures, "The Narcotic Spectre" and "the City Opera House--Tonight, vaudeville, "The Australian Duo," and' Lawrence and Lawrence, musical act; Weekly No. "Telltale Stains" and "A Love of 64." Walter Meyeis has been appointed as bailiff to the petit jury, and John C. Bopst for the grand jury for the February term of court.

Thieves broke into the office of B. P. Crampton and Company, at Brunswick, and attempted ro break open the large iron safe, but failed. There was in the safe. HISTORICAL SOCIETY HOLDS AN ENJOYABLE MEETING ogram From Time Braddcek Camp ed Here to Days of Poet Sidney Lanier.

The Historical Society of Frederick County held Its monthly meeting lasi evening in the U- D. C. rooms. Muci biwlnetw was traiiKactcd and plaim were made for Interesting work. Dr and Mrs.

C. E. Wehler, Mr. and Mrs Edward Derr Shriner and Mrs. Saral O.

West were received as members of the society. A tilting and beautiful tribute of respect to the late Mrs. Jacob B- Ty sou waa read by Mrs. J. D.

Hendrlck Hon. Mrs. Tyson had been for number of years an active earn eat member of the society; and was one of the executive commlUee; Her IOHS will be deeply felt. The program for the reyehliig- most enjoyable from the, when Braddock with his army'cantp ed in- this viilley to the late days of the Lanier. Mrs.

J. D- Hendricksoh and Miss Anna Floyd read pleasant sketches of Charles Carroll, of CarroUton. and Thomas Stone, two of the Maryland signers of the Declaration of Independence written by Dr. A. Barnevald Blbbins H'hese two men played an important part in the establishment and founding of American life and American independence.

Miss Nellie C. Qarrott read nn ar tiicle upon the poet Sidney Lanier. "A Georgian, he Was bom at Macon, on February 3. 1842- His life furnishes a pathetically, tragic setting to his putVsouled, beautiful work. Tlie twin master passions of LanJer's life were literature and music.

In 1873 the poet made Baltimore his home and in 1879 he was appointed lecturer on.English literature at Johns-Hop kins University, Two years later Lanier died In the mountains of North Carolina. Lanier and Father Tabb the Maryland.ppet-priest.were devotee Judge John Castle gave an Interest- trig talk tipon.the Braddock Trail from Middle town to the home of General VLnton Dahlgren, top of South Moun tain. A few points upon this trail are distinct'y marked. At these points stood great trees, which have in re cent years been cut down. The trail can be easily traced.

General Brad dock' encamped in sight of Middletown, then known as Smithville. judge Castle will at the February meeting continue his talk upon the Braddock Trail. A copy of all the tombstone inscrirf tions of the old All Saints gravejwlfd wil! be given to the society Mr Ernest Helfenstein. These records will be of much interest and value. The Historical Society'will meet on Tuesday evening.

February 24, when a Washington program will be given. of Candidates, Chippewa No. 19, Improved Order of Bed Men, will, at its ineetidg on Thursday evening, initiate a class of fifty candidates. The meeting is.be- ing looked forward to with much All three degrees of the order will be conferred, and at the conclusion of llio work refreshments will be served. ATTENTION MOTHERS If You Have Or Know Of A Delicate Child Read This Letter.

"My Ijtt'e daughter Louise, age 9 years, has always been delicate, an- aemic, had no appetite and seemed listless, and we could not seem to find anything that would help her. until we wore advised to give her Vinol. She started taking it six weeks ago and inside of two weeks she showed a marked improvement both in appetite, vim and looks- Being so well pleased with (he results. I continued giving it to her, and words fail to express my gratitude, and faith in Vinol both as a Irood maker and body builder. As my child was an anaemic for so long makes the reason all the stronger for me to recommend it to others in simi- laV condition." Geo.

Munro. Brooklyn, N. Y. Vinol restores health and strength in conditions like this because in a natural manner it increases the appetite, tones up. the digestive organs, enriches the blood and strengthens every organ of the body.

Every bottle of Vinol is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. J. A. Williamson. 40 North Market street.

Frederick, Md. P. any skin trouble try our, Saxo Salve. We guarantee tisement. i CUIffSLECTION Mrs.

Ida II. Maritey Again dent of Organization. OTHER OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN Annual Meeting of Charitable Association Held Yesterday-- Financial Report Also Given Order For Dolls to Be Placed Shortly. BALTIHORE JTOCK MARKET Prices or latest sales corrected to noon today by Smith, Lockhart A and Brokers. January 28, 1914.

A. C. L. Con. 4s.

Cons. Cotton Duck 5a 41 Cons. Coal. 9554 Con- Gas 4 l-2s. Con.

Power 4 l-2s Georgia Alabama 5s G-B-S 1st G-B-S Incomes 7 Houston Oil Com Houston Oil New Pfd. Houston Oil Div. Md. Elec. Rwy.

5s 9 8 Norf. Portsmouth 5 Seaboard Pfd Seaboard Air Line 1st Pfd. 531,4 Seaboard Company. Common. The Empty Stocking Club of Fred-'.

Seaboard Air Line 1st Pfd. Seaboard Air Line Common United Rys. Cons. 4s wick, for rrmr. ortf of Hif most, pleasing of the Frederick charitable held its annual meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Ida Markey, the president of the organization. Tlie report or tlie treasurer showed that during the past year the collections were $116.24, the largest ever received in the history of the asHocia- The expenses incurred were leaving a balance in the treasury of $11.92. This year 222 children were provided for, and given something in the way of ChristmjiB cheer which ihey would not have gotten. In all probabil. ity, had it not been for the work of the association.

The number of children cared for this ynar is also about 20 In excess of the number cared for In former years. Look Forward to Celebration. It was derided at the meeting yesterday to place the order for tlie for next year within a few days. The plan Is to have the order in early, ar.d secure the dolls several months before needed, so that ample tmip ran be given for them The next meeting of tlie association 20 54 20 83 United Rys. Income 64 United Rys.

United Rys. Funding 5s, United Rys. Com Fid. Dep 1 5 4 F. C.

5s. Western Maryland 1st 4s 79 Nor. Central 120 (I. C. N.

Hs 103 Md. Trust Mercantile Trust AnacoBtiu Potomac 98 Citizens' Bank 4 2 Fairmont Coal 5s 9314 Chicago Railways 5s Del. ft Va. 10 three per cent. CO.

MAT. BAHL BEPORT OF THE CONDITION --OF THE-- FMtDERICK COUNTY NATIOMAli 'BANK. At Frederick, la the State of Maryland. at the -close of business. January 13, RB20RT 42T COMP1MOR I and Discounts.

Overdrafts, secured and unsecured O. Bonds to secure Premiums on U. S. Bonds, Securities, etc banking house, and Fixtures Due from National (not reserve Due from State and Private "Banks and Bankers, Trust Companies, and Savings Banks Due from Approved Ueaerve Agents Checks and other Cash 229,170.41 220.83 11.100.00 658.739.S4 71.046.70 1.0S4.65 637.40 85.34828 Notes of other National Banks Fractional Paper Currency, Nickels and Cents Lawful Money Reserve In Bank, viz: Specie $33.450.70 LeKal-tender notes 5,470.00 Kedemptlon fund with U. S.

Treasurer (5 per cent, of circulation) 6.580.00 438.89 38.920.70 7.SOO.OO will be heM on tle NEW YORK STOCKS Today's quotations furnished Smith, Bankers and Brokers. 1 January 1 28, 1914. Often HJKh Low Atchison 99V4 -a O. 98M- 98 Brooklyn Raul 105 105 Monday jniJBrie April, whan collpdors for the -Do. 1st Pfd.

Coithcomins; year yull be named, and 3t Nor Pfd. the work for tiic of next Christ- JLehigh 155 155 iims. started. Kan. City So.

The officers elected yesterday fol- LM. iK. T. low: President, Mrs. Ida M.

Markey; Mis. Pac vice president, Mrs. Willis E. Fisher; 'N. Y.

oorresponding secretary, Mrs. C. Will Ont. West! Font; recording secretary. Miss Rosetta Burger; treasurer, Rev.

Freeman Dixon; Dr. T. Additional Jurors. The additional Jurors were" yesterday: Chartes J. In place of Samuel Stambaugh, in Creagerstow district George If.

in place' Henry R. in Liberty, dis trtct John D. in place of I Nekton Fisher. lh.Met;hanicstown dis 27 30 27 30' Charles E. Poole, in place of Jolin W.

Suman, in Woodville district. diaries E. Sewartf. in place of John Flook, in district. Invitations To 1 'Masked Party.

A- masked partyf will be heUl in th Town Wall, Thurmont, on the even ng of February 6. Cards have beei ssued for the affair and a number persons of-this vicinity have been in vited to attend. It is likely a ca will be chartered to tpke the Frederick to the dance. The patrones ses are: Mrs. E.

C. Kefauver, Mrs J. P. T. Mathias, Mrs.

N. D. Beach ley, Mrs. W. M.

Martin The com mittee arranging for the dance is composed of the following: Mr. ant Mrs. W. J. -Stoner, Miss I.

Beatrice Martin, Mr. and Mrs. C. C- Waters and Miss Jess Rouzer. Birthday Greetings.

MAYOR LEWIS H. FRALEY. Today marks the 50th birthday of layor Lewis H. Fraley. Mayor Fraley as born in Frederick and was edn- ated in the public schools.

He the head salesman of tua street store of B. Rosenour and ons, with which firm he has been for over a quarter of a cen- ry. He has served one term as Alderman nd was elected to the Mayor's chair ie past summer. His administration far lias been one of the most active nd noteworthy in many years past, 'he News extends birthday greetings to the ehief executive of the city. Nor.

West. 1044 Nor Pac. Penn 115 115 Reading 171 Rock Island. 'Do. Pfd.

South Poc 98 98 South. Rwy Do. Pfd Union Pac. Wabash Pfd. 11 Sales to noon, 225,800.

Total S1.1G1.826.39 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid i Surplus- fund. Undivided fronts, less Expenses and Taxes paid. National Bank Notes outstanding ---Dividends unpaid Individual deposits subject to check 748.28891 Certined checks 3,119.59 150,000.00 60.000.00 62.038.69 147,795.00 583.20 AND MBCHANICff HA- At Frederick. MaryUM.

business. JanuaryiX KR80CRCB9 secure U. 8. Deponlts Other bongs 40 Banks (not reserve agents) Due from State and Private BanftH una bankers. Trust" Coutpanies; KavHiRS BnnRs Due from Approved Reserve Agents 115 jjj Checks and.

other. Cash Items Notea other National Banks Fractional 'Paper Currency, Nickels and Cents Lawful Money in Bank, vis: Specie i Legal-tender notes 49.97C.OO 31 Redemption fund with S. (S er cent, of circulation) 6.97W* 505.21 Total 2 Capital stock paid In Surplus fund--. Undivided Profits, less Bx- penses and Taxes National Bank Notes out- Total State of Maryland, County of J. W.

L. Carty, Cashier of above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best, of my knowledge and belief. J. W. L.

CARTY, Cashier. and sworn to this 17th day of January, 1914. CHAS. B. T.

HENDKICKSON, 1 P. Correct--At test: AX.LEN G. QUYNN. BENJ. F.

REICH, A. C. AtcCARDELL. FOR SALE. FOR OF ABOUT 100 acres, close to Frederick on State (load.

Address News Office. MAGNIFICENT BLACK FUR model: never used, of excellent quality; good workmanship and taste; cost will be sent at my expense to anv address'tor full examination. Mrs. Apt. 8, The Astoria, Washington, D.

C. CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET May July July 89 94 94 AMONG THE SICK EloisP Lipps, South street, who has been sick, is improving. Mr. C- Ruble Landis, who was qper- ated upon at the City Hospital yesterday, is getting along very nicely. Miss Hazel daughjter pf Mr.

and Mrs. David L. Hedges, of Walkersville, who operated on for appendicitis at the Frederick City Hospital, has returned to her home, much improved. FOR SAX.E.--RESIDENCE NO. 20 E.

Second St. Apply Carty's Furniture Store. FOR LO- cated in Frederick Co. An unusual bargain located as It is along- the Monocacy and commanding one ot the finest views in the State. Land is rich, and ideally situated tor a high-class stock farm.

Large stone dwelling-, bank, barn and all' outbuildings, Promptly write or call up Sanlord Shatter, 'Phone No. 27, fhiirmont. Md. Packard piano. ket street.

Apply 704 N. Mar- Jan26d6t 6 YEARS OLD, heavy in foal. Apply, to Charles Kline, at Obenderfer's. FOR SALE --ONE THREE-ROOM house and 1 acre of land, situated at Pearl. Apply to Randolph Hamilton, at Pearl, or G.

Edw. Scnell's barber shop. standing interest Reserve Due to dther a i a I Banks Cue to State' and' -Private Banks and Bankers Due to Trust) panles and Savings Banks Due to Approved Re- serve'Agents" 12B.OOO.O* .11,552.13 3.179.59 5,812.67 4.283.12 3.T35129 United States deposits P6stal Savings Deposits 27,708.05 108,28 1,319001.47 Tgtal State of Maryland, County of Frederick, ss: C. Albert Gilson, Costlier of above-named bank, do solemnly swetr that tbe statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief." ALBERT GtESON Cashier. SubscHbed.

'arid sworn to before me this January, 1914.. HENDRICKSON. N. p. Correct--Attesti JAMES -H.

HARRIS, iCFRANKiL. STONKH. C. B. TRAIL, We" .1 furnish -blanks to jndividuals required to make report to the 'internal Collector on account of the Income Tax.

FOB SENT. RENT--EIG1HNROOM HOUSE, with all modern conveniences, stable, yard and garden 1 220 East Church street. Apply at 240 Dill Jandl2t FOR BRICK dwelling 221 East Second street. Modern Improvements. Lot 31x195 feet; a bargain.

Apply to WiHis Zimmerman, Walkersville, or Cramer Staufter, Frederick, Md. FOR BULL AND heifer calves. Harry Umberger, "Rose Hill Farm." Jan22d6tw6tFT FOR ON WEST i'atrlcfc street, centrally located. Possession February 191 i. Anply Albaugh Harrington Jan28dt FOR HOUSE" AP- ply on premises.

T. J. Micliacl, CS a Market Jan28d6t AUTOMO- bile, fully equipped. Jn first class running order, will give demonstration. Apply at The News.

Jan22d6t DON'T TRUST CALOMEL THOUSANDS, EXPERIENCE BAD AFTER EFFECTS FROM THIS DANGEROUS DRUG. A Safe Vegetable Substitute is Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets For the Liver. Dr. F.

M. Edwards, a prominent physician of Ohio, has discovered a laxative and liver toner in a combination of vegetable materials mixed with olive oil, which is in effect almost exactly, like calomel, except that there are none of the bad after effects. Dr. Edwards has long been a foe of calomel, though he recognized its value along with its dangers. His distrust of the uncertain drug eventually started him years ago, towards experiments with the view of discovering a substitute, and he has been for several years in possession of the long-sought-for combination, which is in the shape of a little sugarcoated, olive-colored tablet.

The results of 17 years' experience and practice are embodied in these marvelous little tablets. They are called Dr. Edwards' Olive Tabiets. And their effect on" the liver has been the means of relief to many of Dr. Edwards' regular patients as well as to thousands of others who have suffered and were afraid of calomel.

There is no necessity, when you tike Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, by ollowing them up with nasty, sicken- ng. griping salts, or castor oil, as you do after taking calomel. Try them. lOc 25c per box.

The Olive Tabet Company, Columbus. O. All druggists. Advertisement FOR STOCK OF newly equipped store. One of the oldest stands in the county.

Good reasons for selling. Address X. Y. care of The News. FOR LOT BARRED Rock cockerels and pullets.

Also eggs, for getting at moderate prices'Eii- gfene A. Grove, Lime Kiln, Md. Jan22dl2t' FOR AND COMJlOD- ious warehouse corner East and 2nd formerly occupied by the, G. -E. S.

Zimmerman Co. Shutter Fastener Factory. For particulars call on P. H. or W.

C. Birely; Jah20dtf FOR SALE OR NEW houses on Park All modern improvements. Apply 521 N. Market Janl9dtf FOR NEW MOUSE S06 South 1 house 404 W. Patrick St.

Immediate possession. Apply 13-4 W. Third'-St. FOR ON EAST Seventh street. H.

L. Gaver, 109 E- f- Jan'idtf FOR MOUSE ON 11 North Bentz street. All modern conveniences. to George E. Glessner, 300 'Ni Market Jan2ldtf FOR IIOUSE NO.

702 North Marftct- 'Possession February 1741S14. Otner 'Housles in various.locations in "Apl-iF'V' Apply-'To C. Ifl. Scfuldkn6cht: Jansidtf FOR 14 East Second St. -Possesstoh April 1.

C. Birely. Janl2dtf FOR RENJV-r-STORBROOM --EAST Patrick street, four doors from Market by'85. modern. For further, information apply to B.

Rosenour Sons. Janl9dtf FOR SALE OR CRY- stal Plate Ice Factory Lately remodeled, entire ground floor on same level. Suitable for storage house, agricultural implement or auto garage. 7800 square feet of floor space. Also, a lot of good brick and building stone 'and a 5-ton wagon, scales for sale cheap.

Hygeia Ice Company. Decl2dtf FOR VALUABLE LOT, COR- ner East South street and Winchester street, 150 feet square, more or less, suitable for a large warehouse or a small factory. Frederick City Railroad running past It. Inquire of J. Marshall Miller, Frederick-Town Savings Institution.

Nov3dtf FOR 4 YEARS OLD, well broken. Suitable for carriage or delivery wagon. Apply to Dr. K. Smith.

SeptSdtf FOR BRICK DWEL- ling. 104 East Second St. Moderr brick dwelling, Rockwell Terrace I (Tor FOR KENT---HOUSE NO. 112 WEST Thir.d street. Three-story brick dwelling.

Modern conveniences. Possession on or before April -IV Apply 111 North Market street. Janl4dtf FOR 421 Nortl Market St. 421 North Bentz street. Apply 431 N.

Dec HOUSE NO. rly 431 eclOdtf FOR NEW.HOUSES ON West South street. For terms apply to Thomas H. My era. 86 Jefferson St.

OctlSdtf OFFICES OF- flces for rent In the new Frederick County National "Bank building, corner of'North Market and West Patrick streets. Apply at the bank. SeptJOdtf FOR OFFICES in new Central National Bank Building. For information apply at Bank, corner Church and Market atreeU. AlTitf (Tumor Stanf Auxlldtf Read the news in The News, and et it when it happens, as it happens.

LOST AND FOUND. OF CARRIAGE. LAKGE red mixed shawl. Reward if left at The News Office. PROFESSIONAL CARDS- THIRD OR NORTH Market black pocketbook, containing $5 note and small change.

Reward if returned to Office. OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE 26 POUNDS. 36c. RO POUNDS. Me.

POUNDS. AT THE NEWS OFFICE. E. BROWN, ETE. EAR, NOSE AND New Bosenonr Building.

Rooms 4k 4. Corner Market and Church Sts. Frederick. Md. 769.

JunSdwFlyr B. EVARD KEPNER, 24 NORTH MARKET STREET, FREDERICK, MD. C. ft Pi'Phone 376--K. ELECTRIC BLUE PRINTING FOR THE TRADE.

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