Features announced forTomorrow's The Saturday News
Tomorrow's issue will be eight pages with John Hanson portrait and life sketch. Captain Kilmer writes on modern war devices. Paris Exposition details and colonial aspects. Love Finds a Way romance teaser. Ladies department with recipes and home hints. Farmers' articles with dairying and stock topics plus illustrations. Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev D M Stearns. Regular features include Mary Jane letters and Market Scribe. Cost two canto a copy delivered or mailed.
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Fae ‘News
FHL
John Hanson
Frederick
Hanson
Department For Ladies
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Tur Late Road News
Tae
News of the Churches and Services This Week
Tomorrow St Johns Catholic church holds feast services with blessing of threats. Unanimous votes favor Rev W J Floyd returning to Walkers Ville and Woodsboro congregations. ME Church Liberty circuit wants Rev T J Gross returned for another year. Fourth quarterly meeting Tanganore charge at Unionville Feb 10 11. Rev Dr Charles W Bald win to preach Feb 11 at 10 30. Liberty Circuit quarterly conference at Walkerarile Feb 12 with Rev Baldwin preaching. Presbyterian sale and supper Wednesday and Thursday drew strong receipts and will aid church debt payment. Hood's Sarsaparilla praised for scrofula and rheumatism cures.
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St. Blagins
St John's Catholic Church
A. P
Walkers Ville
Woodsboro
W. J. Floyd
T. J. Gross
Liberty Circuit
Union- Ville
Charles W. Baldwin
West Baltimore
Walkerarile
C. W. Baldwin
Presbyterian Church
Ground Hog Day Verdict Proclaims Six Weeks Of Bad Weather
A weather note recalls Ground Hog Day traditions as the sun shines and shadows appear. The piece asserts six weeks of inclement weather ahead, based on the ground hog's sighting since sunrise and noon shadows.
Volunteers Rally to Defend Goebel Government
A dispatch from Franxstort Kentucky reports Goebel remained only marginally improved with doctors offering little hope. Kentuckians prepare to defend the Goebel administration as volunteers organize in Lexington and injunctions seek to bar Taylor from restricting Legislative meetings. Cabinet notes no need for federal intervention as the crisis deepens.
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Tat News
Franxstort
Goebel
Geebel
Lexington
Taylor
Wasucscros
Kentucky
Personal News From Shia City To Baltimore Visitants
PURELY PERSONAL. Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go. Mr. Tewie A. Rice of Shia city spends the day in Baltimore on buss c mass. Mr. Harry Cramer assistant tax collector spends the day in Baltimore on business. Miss Grace Pearre of Liston returns after visiting friends in this city. Mr. John Newman East Second street spends the day in Baltimore. Mr. Charles FP Levy East Second street on a hunting trip in the South. Miss Ela Kline at Evosbiey Walling ton county spends a few days with Mrs. E.H. Kline. Mr. A. J. Corning Jr. of Baltimore spends ten days in Frederick on a ure. Siem of Camden N. Who attended the funeral of her brother William P. Rice has returned home. Mr. John T. Lipps of this city returns to Bealisville Montgomery county where he has secured a succra tive position. Captain and Mrs. John H. Zitkle who had been six months in Middletown return to W. Va. Georges W. Bidell and wife of teu sate Kentucky visit Middletown. Mrs. William G. Buckey East Third street spends a few weeks with friends in Baltimore. Mr. J. Walter Getty of New Windsor Carroll county spent yesterday with friends here. Mr. Christian Smith of Harper's Ferry who ran the first engine over the B. and O. Railroad spent yesterday with friends in Frederick. Mr. Roscoe Sneadner of Liberty spends the day with friends in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewie A. Rice
Shia City
Baltimore
Mass
Harry Cramer
Misa Grace Pearre
Liston
John Newman
East Second Street
Charles FP Levy
Mim Ela Kline
Evosbiey
Wallington County
E.H. Kline
Seventh Street
A. J. Corning, Jr
Frederick
E. William P. Rice
John T. Lipps
Bealisvile
Montgomery County
John H. Zitkle
Middletown
Ce W. Va
Georges W. Bidell
Seusate Kentucky
William G. Buckey
East Third Street
J. Walter Getty
New Windsor
Carroll County
Christian Smith
Harper's Ferry
Roscoe Sneadner
Liberty
Masked Ball Delights Social World at Independent Hall
The masked ball last night at Independent Hall drew many handsome and comical costumes. Miss Nellie Grove won best dressed, while Dadley Strasberger took the comical prize. Proceeds support new uniforms for the company’s Uniform Committee.
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Independent Hall
Nellie Grove
Dadley Strasberger
Sale Notice at City Hotel for Zimmerman and Markell Trusts
Captain Walter Saunders as auctioneer will sell at City Hotel tomorrow morning for R. Clinton Zimmerman a brick house on West Patrick street and a mountain lot near Park Mills. He will also sell for Edwin C. Markell, trustee, the Cannon Hill tract of land.
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Sales Tomor
Walter Saunders
City Hotel
R. Clinton Zimmerman
West Patrick Street
Park Mills
Captain Saunders
Edwin C. Markell
Cannon Hill
Business Men's Association Meeting Tonight
A meeting of the Business Men's Association will be held in the City Registrar's office at 7 30 this evening.
Brief Bits From Beigh Localard and Seasonal Graze
A fragmented column lists odds and ends including Easter cards arriving, ground hog forecast, a cold snap forecast with rain or snow, and wilting Christmas decorations. It mentions Windsor Palace built by penny-a-day labor and a quip about speech masking thoughts, reflecting old newsy miscellany style.
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Victori
Howe
Windsor Palace
Thia
Web of Death and Local Obituaries in Washington County
Mrs Catherine Hammaker was found dead in her bed and her death is reported with family notes including her age and survivors. The report also mentions Frank P Hagan of the United States Fish Commission and Ralph Nicholas Only, plus local theater plans and Montgomery County farmers institute activities with several named organizers and locations.
Philomathean meeting delayed by severe cold weather
The Philomathean Literary Society did not hold its regular weekly meeting last night due to extreme cold. The same program will be rendered on Thursday February 8 Soldiers Three. Kipling volume four will be ready for distribution tomorrow. A letter from Joseph Step who joined a regiment sent to the Philippines says he will soon sail for America. J ER W Hargett’s market quotas list prices for corn oats wheat and hay. An original pension of $5 a month has been granted to John Greshon of Thurmont. Syrup of Figs advertised as a cleansing laxative remedy.
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Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
John Step
Braddock
Joseph
Philippines
America
John Greshon
Thurmont
Sympathy for Boers Stirs Maryland Senate Debate
A pro Boer sympathy resolution was debated in Maryland Senate with calls for immediate action opposed by Williams and Rohrbach. The joint resolution protests Britain's conduct in South Africa and urges retirement from Boer lands, citing Washington's precedent and moral duty. Legislative notes note Frederick Home for the Aged charter amend, and Stirring talks on transferring funds to Frederick College.
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Great Britain
Senate
Senatr Robebick
Robeback
Williams
Harford
Bryan
General Assembly
Rohrbach
Baltimore
Boute
General Assembly of
Maryland
Americas
South Africa
Washington
Eosr
House of Delegates
Frederick
Georgetown
Adamstown
Greenfield Mills
Frederick County
Glenn A. Worthington
E. L. Boblitz
Annspolis
Frederick College
Batghman
Annapolis
New York
Notable Maryland Deaths and Local Affairs Reported
Mr Johs Gale died in Westminster. Mrs Keony E Toomas died in CL City Kent panty in her eighty year. Mr Gexge N Nemeen became city register of Balticuore and Oa J Frack Sepples retired at the Institute for farmers in Montgomery. Dotty was belt at Cisithersburg and proved eminently successful. A serferiieg party works in Washington laying lines for the Heading Railroad extension. Batters E Fourth Artillery at North Pesat will go to Washington to attend Major General Lawton funeral. Colonel William Ridgely Griffith perished in Washington. Virginia Goldsmith and George S Elebhara faced murder charges in connection with Frank Swach’s death. William S Keech, Maryland lawyer, died at Towson age sixty four. Two of the mills at plant in South Cumberland leased by N & G Taylor Co will begin Monday. Howard county farmers seek Nicholas Warfield as House of Correction superintendent. Michael McHugh of Cumberland killed in B&O wreck at Oakland. six cars derailed and wreckage caught fire. J Home Smith elected president of Baltimore Chamber of Commerce for third term. officers named. Frank Swack died at Lonaconing from injuries after being ejected from a saloon. George Eichhorn, released on bail for a murderous assault, had a hearing.
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Johs Gale
Westminster
Keony E. Toomas
CL City
Kent
Panty
Gexge N Nemeen
City Register
Batters E. Fourth Artillery
North Pesat
Washington
Lawton
William Ridgely Giriffith
Patriotic Soctelice
Virginia Goldsmith
George S. Elebhara
Lovaconiny
Frank Swach
Lonsconing
William S. Keech
Maryland
Paralleis
Towson
South
Cumberland
N. &G. Taylor Company
Philadelphia
Fifth District
Howard County
Annapolis
Nicholas Warfieid
Patrick
House of Correction
Michal McHugh
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Oakland
J. Home Smith
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Frank Swack
Lonaconing
Weather Alert And Winter Supplies Advertised
Fragmentary notice describes a 32 advance blizzard weather forecast and suggests stocking up for winter. Mentions bargains on grey and white items in various sizes and cash deals.
Wool Underwear Sale Promptly Reduces Prices
Early notice of a broad wool underwear sale for men and women. Large stock of wool garments offered at remarkably low prices with rapid turnover as retailers push manageable fall stock. Last week sales cleared many items. this week continues strong demand with prices described as shockingly low.
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Todey Ata
Frederick's Great Store Opens New Year Sale
Joan Hexpaisson announces Frederick's new year sale with Moslin Sheeting and Flousskeaping Goods at low prices this week. Twenty five styles of new pufts, tackings and all overs, Madras grahams, percala and wash goods shine in bright array as new inventory pours in.Readers urged to shop and save with February harvest expectations.
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Madras
Percala
Stork
Ofer
Postmistress Appointment At Elierton Named
A commission on the postmistress at Elierton, this county, has been issued to Mrs. Effie E. Wachter.
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Elierton
Elerton
Effie E. Wachter
Local Lecture and Benefit Sales At City and Church
A notice advertises a Friday lecture titled Whats the Good at M E Church to benefit the Library with admission 10 cents and a Japanese Tea under Senior Uless. Also a Friday February 2 sale at Woman's College Hall with supper and admission 2 50, tickets at McCardaus. Cannon Hill building sale set for 11 o clock at City Hotel February 3. Also several mentions of optical and phonograph promotions and a red tag sale at Breslys Palace of Music and other goods, with hours and locations given for February 1900.
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M. E. Church
E. League
Uless
Woman's College Hall
McCardau's
Cannon Hill
City Hotel
Hymeneal Potts-Potts wedding in Baltimore at Langham
Miss Cornelia Rees Potts daughter of the late Rishard C Potts U S N and Noble Newport Potts of Chicago married last night in Baltimore. The ceremony at eight at the Langham on North Charles street officiated by Rev Dr Smith. Bride given away by cousin Dr Albert Kimberly Hadel. Gown heavy white satin with heirloom rose paint. Veil attached by orange blossoms. She wore DAR badge as ornament. Attendants were Moses Ads and Elizabeth Hadel. Invitations issued for Lucy Catharine Kessler to wed Arouah J Fitzsimmons at St Josephs church Carroll Manor on Feb 14. Wm E Lobr and Charlotte Brockley wed at Lutheran church Thurmont. Anna A Hargets and Thos Sloley married in Baltimore on Jan 30.
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Daughters American Revolution
Moses Ads
Elizabeth Hadel
Funeral Notices and Local Entertainment at City Opera House
Funeral services were held for Elizabeth Swann at Mt Tabor Church with interment at Mt Tabor Cemetery. Other funerals followed in Woodsboro and Middletown with several pallbearers named. The London Glee Singers performed at City Opera House as part of the M C Course, praised for English folk songs and strong vocal training. Health updates note Mr Pope’s condition worsened and Miss Mary Engelbrecht recovers from measles.
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London
City Opera House
Richard
Yarnton Dene
Widdecombe Fair
Robert Hyett
Tomling
Frank Pemberton
Mr. Pemberton
Mr. Thomas
Pope
Mary V. Engelbrecht
Burkittsville
Mary V. Akers
A Night in Chinatown Drama Promises Real Life Heat
The sensational drama A Night in Chinatown by Burt Stanley debuts tomorrow night in New York city showcases a young girl’s romance amid urban life. It blends comedy with rapid dramatic incidents and a powerful climax, with scenery by John Resin at the Manhattan Theatre. Meanwhile, the Junior Steam Fire Company forms a committee to draft memorial resolutions for Dennis Ramaborg, James Perry, A T Rice, and F T Rhodes, to be sent to their families and posted publicly.
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Chinatown
Burt’ Stanley
John Resin
The
of the Manhattan Theatre
New York City
Junior Steam Fire Company
Dennis Ramaborg
James P. Perry
A. T. Rice
F. T. Rhodes
Lewistown Teachers Hold Final Meeting of Season
Lewistown district teachers plan their last meeting in the town tomorrow morning. The piece promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as America's greatest medicine due to its claimed curative power.
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Lewistown
America
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Kilmer
Paris
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Cloeds
SUN
C. Hammaker
Catherine Harmtonker
Ebner
Hammaker
Solomon Hammaker
Cavatown
Washington County
P. N. Hammaker
Thormont
Jabe
B. F. Hammaker
Libertytown
T.B. Winters
Middleburg
P.N. Hammaker
Reva. Ps. Gross
W. Floyd
Union Bridgs
Smithsburg
Prank P. Ragan
Frank P. Hagan
United States Fish Commission
Chicago
Ill
Nathan
Mary Hagan
East Twentieth Street
Baltmore
Ralph
Ralph Nicholas
Charles
East Street
Marie Allen
Montgomery County Farmers’ Institute
Rockville
Wm. M. Amos
Maryland Agricultural College
James E. Rice
Harry F. Reid
R. A. Pearson
A. Doane
J. O. Carryer
Kipling
Mulvaney
Learoyd
Ortheris
Tocal Mart
J. ER. W. Hargett
California Fig Syrup Co
England
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Joen Hendricsson
Afaiine
Relate
Joan Hexpaisson
Neidig & Miller
Gbeaman
Newn & Muirs
N. Market St
Glinton E. Main
Callinton E. Main
North Mahext Street
TAOS
Ceciuhs
Saks
Saks Optical Company
Frederick City
Mid
Edison
Columbia Records
H. E. Wincoxox
Birely
Eader
East Church Street
Louis’ Orphan Asylum
F. B. Sappington
Learing
China
Colon
Jantdawly
Sulontos
Geo
Rodgge
AT. Bige & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sone
Slaubp
Olam Chowder
F. V. Stavs
Patrome
Frederica
J. Edward Rice
Railing Grocery Company
Geo. H. Railing
Haissly ‘Keiler
J. Heiskely Keller's
Deug Store
N. Market BT
Ceresville Flour
Shriner
Loce
Miconmave
Goeranieim
University of Marylee
LAF
Eanus
Court West
Offce Court Street
AscSldawlt
Charles P. Levy
Offce—Court Street
Court
Cleveland
J. HE. Keller
Mawr
John
Brockley
Wm. E. Lobr
Charlotte Brockley
Matzger
John Brockley
Mt. ‘St. Mars’s
Elizabeth Swann
Mt. Tabor
DB. Pinkney
Leven Leekins
Clarence Nelson
John Smothers
Nicholas Leekins
A. T. Rice & Sons
Samuel Harbaugh
Toosday
Broceville
C. A. Britt
Lutheran Church of
Taneytown
Mt. Hope
Calvin R. Keller
Reformed Church
John W. Pontins
T. F. Hoffmeier
Manries B. Holter
Charles M. Brace
Calvin R. Cobdlentz
Charles Holter
Daniel Kefauver
George Doub
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