Sig Paper promises readers diverse eight page issue
In SATURDAY NEWS the upcoming Sig Paper tomorrow will include diverse reading matter such as the love story Love's Martyr by P. J. Tansey, Apache Kid's Last Ride, and a Bull Run review by Captain Kilmer. Special illustrated articles, ladies and farmers sections, Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev. D M Stearns, letters from Mary Jane, and market notes are featured. Tur Salvepay News costs two seats per copy, delivered or mailed.
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Sig
P. J. Tansey
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Races at Athletic Park End In Dull Note
A small crowd saw two unexciting events at Athletic Park last night. The mile open colt race was won by J Albaugh after W Leichertz and G Jacobs won heats. Albaugh finished second in the final heat. Time heats were 2.52 5, 3.15 4-5, and 3.31. The unlimited pursuit between Burk and Roberson was a farce as Roberson let Burk catch him within a mile, time 2.39. Dancing continued until closing. Frank W. C. Hewett of Mountain Dale, long confined for incorrigibility, was released by Judge Motter on a writ of habeas corpus after praise from Superintendent Hendrix for good behavior. Frank I Stoner represented Hewett.
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Athletic Park
J. Albaugh
W.leichertz
G. Jacobs
Albaugh
Burk
Roberson
Frank W. C. Hewett
Mountaindale
House of Correction
Mottar
Hendrix
Hewett
Motter
Frank I Stoner
First Step in Will Case on Kin Relation
Orphans Court hears testimony to decide if William Wagner Samuel Wagner Hanson Wagner and Amelia Anders are the nearest living relatives of Maria K Wiestling. Witnesses Mary Cook Frank Norwood and Dr William Wagner test the caveators status as first cousins with no nearer kin found. The case may go to circuit court next term after a likely ruling this week.
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Orphans’ Court
William H. Wagner
Samuel Wagner
Hanson Wagner
Amelia Anders
Iste
Maria K. Wiestling
Wm Werner
Semrel Wagner
Maria K. Wrestling
Jane
Frank C. Norwood
Mary M. Cook
Frank O. Norwood
Messrs
Frank L. Stoner
Hammond Urner
William P. Maulsby
Kansas Wheat Crop Sparks Prosperity in 1901
An article by William R. Draper in Success details Kansas wheat in 1901 with five million acres, an expected yield near one hundred million bushels and potential fifty million dollars in value at fifty cents a bushel. Sumner County leads with sixty-bushel averages, five million bushels last year, and a “Ten Thousand Dollar Club” of farmers averaging nine thousand five hundred forty dollars each.
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Kansas
William R. Draper
Mr. Draper
Wichita
New York
Sumner County
Summer County
County Picnic Schedule Readies Summer Gatherings
Picnics across the county are slated from July 20 to September 12. Events include Ladiesburg Fav orita grove, West Falls. Feagayille Union Sunday school Mt Vernon A B Daysville Haughs near Ladiesburg Wolfaville U B Doubs woods. Creagerstown Keysville Union Bridges Walden’s grove Rocky Hill. Braddock Rosa Williams Hyder Utica George W Miller Rocky Ridge. Pleasant Hill Wolfsville Warrenfeltzs woods. deaf mutes Western Maryland Braddock Heights. Walkersville Retreat Centreville Spurrier’s woods Middletown Mrs Young’s grove. Kefauver family reunion Braddock Height.
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Ladiesburg
Favorita
West Falls
Feagayille Union
Mount Vernon A. B
Daysville
Haugh’s
Wolfaville U.B
Doub’s Woods
Union Sabbath School
Creagerstown
Keysville
Union Bridge Union
Walden's Grove
Rocky Hill
Braddock
Rosa
Williams’ Grove
Johnavilis M. P
Hyder's Grove
Utica
Walkersville
Retreat Grove
Centreville
Spurrier
Lightning Kills Turkeys On Frederick Farm
A flash of lightning struck a tree on Augustia Ebert’s farm near Frederick yesterday. Ten turkeys owned by tenant Mr. Whisner were found dead beneath the tree this morning, a suspected lightning fatality.
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Iia Tyes
Augustia Ebert
Frederick
Whisner
Personal notices from Middletown area residents
Dr J W Getzendanver moves to Myersville and many locals are visiting relatives or spending time in Baltimore Lancaster Bedford Pa Atlantic City and other places. Names include Williamson Reagle Dich Motter Doub Bowers Beckley Kemp Poffinberger Shafer Shank Wissler Hayes Moschel Koogle Kefauver Thomas Danielle Railing and House among others.
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J. W. Getzendanver
Middletown
Myersville
J. A. Williamson
Court Square
Reagle
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Mira Marie Dich
Weat Church Street
Bedford
Adam Drinkhouse
Mamie Floyd
East Second Street
Rawley Springs
Grace Haller
West Third Street
Lancaster
Charles Homrichouss
Baltimore
Frank Gernand
Wellington
Celsittie Atativea
Myeraville
Missea Lillie Motter
Naomi Doub
Washington, D.C
Laila Bowers
Philadelphia
M. L. Beard
E. M. Sharah
Braddock
Roscoe Sneadner
Liberty
This County
H. G. Beckley
Reisterstown
Baltimore County
Pittsburg
Allen Rohrback
West Patrick Street
Roy Koogle
L. Z. Derr
A. O. McCardell
Katie O. Kefauver
Atlantic City
Rachael Thomas
South Market Street
Cephas ‘Thomas
Backeystown
Dennis M. Daniela
Wardie Moler
Bakerton
W. Va
H. E. W. Storm
South Market Treat
Aston Rosenstock
Stein
Port Deposit
Mise Railing
O. &. Railing
Dunlop Hotel
N. J
Chas. E. House
Springfield
Ills
George E. House
Thurston
House
Lightning wrecks Smith Etzler barn near Libertytown
A lightning strike hit the Smith Etzler farm one mile north of Libertytown at 5 30 yesterday afternoon burning the barn and its contents. Three horses perished and about one thousand bushels of wheat stored in the barn were destroyed. Five tons of hay wagons implements and harness were lost. Total loss estimated 2500 to 3000 dollars with insurance on the barn and half the wheat for Smith and insurance for Etzler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory L. Smith
William A. Etzler
Libertytown
Mr. Smith
Etzler
Smith
American Fire Insurance Company
Devilbiss & Urner Agency
Thia City
Grangers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Major Little to be Colonel in First Regiment
The line officers of the First Regiment sent to Brigade Commander Riggs at Camp John Walter Smith Queenstown last evening a request for an election of a colonel and major. Major Charles A Little of Hagerstown was expected to be chosen colonel and Captain James Porter of Annapolis would be elected major to succeed Major Littis. The Sick Mrs George S Redock North Market street is a little better today. Abs John Stanton East Sixth street is quite sick.
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George S. Redock
North Market Street
Abs
John Stanton
East Sixth Street
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Family Laxative Remedy
An oft cited promotional note extols Syrup of Figs as the best family laxative. It highlights pleasant flavor gentle action and soothing effect for children and warns parents who are costive or bilious that it yields gratifying results. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Oo.
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California
Reformed Reunion at Pen-Mar Officers Re‑elected
The twelfth annual Reformed church reunion for Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia and Virginia was held at Pen-Mar with smaller crowds due to weather Vice President Roosevelt sent regrets for not attending The day featured sermons by H M Klein J M Mullan and J H Progh and music by Ziegler’s Pan Mar Orchestra The executive committee re elected all current officers and board members for another year The next reunion is planned for Pen Mar on the third Thursday of July An additional Montgomery County day at the Washington Grove WCTU camp meeting noted. officers and members reported strong finances and rising memberships A Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D C reception featured Russian tea and a portrait donation by Miss Janet Williams
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Reformed Church of
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
J. A. Hoffheing
Martinsburg
W. Va
J. Rauch Stein
Harrisburg
Ziegler
Pen-Mar
H. MM. J. Klein
York
Reformed Church
God
Pennsyvania
Virginia
J. M. Mullan
St. Mark's Reformed Church
Baltimore
J. H. Progh
Pittsburg
The
Prugh
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Progh
Jamarka
Washington
Roosevelt
Pan-Mar
First Reformed Church
Carlisle
Harry Simison
J. A. Hoffheins
Martingborg
J. B. Shantz
Olhambersburg
Edward H. Shafer
Messrs
Gav. A. Hollinger
Niles M. Fiscell
J. B. Stonesifer
Manchester
W. O. Birely
Frederick
E. Corriman
Washington, D. C
Brenner
Mechanicsburg
Rev
F. C. Yost
York, Pa
Chas. E. Stahle
Gettysburg
David M. Hurley
Hagerstown
Montgomery Prohibitionists Convention in Montgomery County
Prohibitionists of Montgomery county meet in Gaithersburg tomorrow to nominate a county ticket choose delegates to the State convention elect a county chairman secretary and treasurer and discuss cooperation with the Anti Saloon League. After adjournment they proceed to Washington Grove for Woman's Christian Temperance Union exercises.
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Montgomery
Montgomery County
Gaithersburg
Anti-Saloon League
Washington Grove
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Store Improved at Williamson Drug Store
J A Williamson manufacturing chemist has greatly improved the store with a fine oak prescription case and two complete oak counters. The fixtures are now entirely of oak, making the shop a handsome and well appointed space.
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J. A. Williamson
Woman's College notes progress from field visits and exhibits
President Appie returns to Frederick as Outlook shows strong attendance prospects for next year. Enrollments extend to new points, and Pen-Mar reunion draws 35 former students. Faculty travel plans include Beckwith in Honolulu and Miss Lauterbach at Leipzig. New hires Kait yer Kieffer and Maude Miner join Latin Greek and math departments. The college photographic exhibit travels to the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo.
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Appie
Woman's College
Frederick
Prasidane Santa
Markey
West Hall
Prof
Beckwith
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Miss Lauterbach
Lerpai
Germany
Lsipsic University
Cooke
Lantz
Cornell
Garrett
Chautauqua
N. Y
McCleland
Charleston
W. Va
Gring
Hagerstown
Evangelical Reformed Church
Paul KtetYer
J. Spangler Kieffer
Maude E. Miner
Lawrence
Mass
Kieffer
Franklin & Marshall College
Miner
Smith College
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Apple
Miss Wilson of New York Sends Postcard From Switzerland
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Feigley of North Market received a postcard from Miss Marie Wilson of New York, now traveling in Switzerland. The letter notes her Wall Street earnings of 750000 dollars from stock dealings during the recent slump. Wilson, a cousin of Mrs. Feigley, is an actress who made a hit in Ploradora and may visit the city this fall.
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Daniel Feigley
North Market Street
Misa Marie Wilson
New York
Switzerland
Wall Straat
Miss Wilson
Misa Wilson
Feigley
Migs Wilson
The Social World Second Dance At Bradock Heights
The second of a Frederick young men series will be held at Brad dock Heights on Wednesday July 31. It notes the social dance event as part of a sequence and invites participation.
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Frederick
Braddock Heights
Local offerings and events around Frederick area
Saturday night sale of ice cream cakes candies and more at 190 North Bentz St Mrs L F Morgan. Regular dance tonight Braddock Heights. Excursions by B and O RR to Washington July 21 fare 1.00. Hartimore and Ohio to Hagerstown Winchester July 21 fare 40c and 75c. Dr Wm C Boteler offers five dollar eye exam at 28 North Market St. Dressmaking at 5 East Church and 5 East Church St. Local bazar Mt Carmel July 23 25 27 1901 with attractions.
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Bacxay
Mt. Carmel
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Hartimore and Ohio Railroad
Hagerstown
Winchester
Wm. C. Boteler
North Market Street
Macy style sale advert exposes fold of fashion items
John Hendrickson promotes a household savings sale featuring clothing bargains. Mohair dresses at four dollars and seventy five cents, porcelain waists at six cents, cream ground wool challies at two dollars fifty, linen skirts from two to five dollars, and ribbon and lace hose advertised with fashion promises and comfort.
Summer Fabrics and Household Goods sale at low prices
Store advertisement touts a "Our ow Price" sale on muslin housekeeping and summer fabrics with unheard of low prices. It lists cheap items such as colored chemisettes, galons, linen towels, pillow cases, corsets, shirt waists, and blank books. The ad invites customers to visit and save money, highlighting new lines and up-to-date goods.
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Hluck Charlot
Batin DeRaya
Luce Lisle Ladies Hoge
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Spain
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Worcester
Edward Payson Roe
Cornwall
Joshua KE. Shegfried
Pottentle
Elizabeth Thompson
Lattleton
Syov
Bluure
Weather Bureau
L. P. Morgan
Moser
Savage
Bull Run
Kilmer
Specqlal
Department For Ladies
Cupid
Pemberton B. Hickman
Bishopville
Dolly A. Hickman
Pen- Mar
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Sarah T. Miller
Montgomery County Union
Fitzhugh Lee
Janet Williams
Hallie Ott
Clayton O. Keedy
George Edward Smith
Gen
Woman's College Notes
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John Hendrickson
Paw Mapel
Nhidig & Miller
Nevie & Miller
Glass OF Fashion
Clinton E. Main
Frederiox
Graduate Pharmaciat
Isanogle
Bix
Arnold
de Haan
Isanogle & Wagaman
Lznorth Market Street
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
F. B. 8Sappington
City Sal
Geo.s
Rodook & OO
Tod Wowen
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons, Funeral Directors
Frederick CO
E. Fourth St
B.S. iCk
Faust
Freak C. Paone
Ceresville Mills
W. F. Roland
Craneral
Sax
Sandi
Sand
Potomac River
Willard C. Keller
E. Patricks
Exeter
Atlantic Avenue
Hewitt
Sh Hegemann
Iyldam
South
Arkansas Avenue
Beach
Mab. K. Hegemann
Atlourle
Hotel Renovo
Tennessee Avenue
Torme
E.B Voorhees
Atlante Cttr
Osborne
One Square Iron Beach
R. J. Osborne
D. A. Atlee Radcliff
University OF Maryland
James M. Radcliff
George A. Gilbert
D* H. E. Peterman
Franklin Street
Saxicon Baltimore Eye
City Hotel
Daly
Madanly
D. R
Bours
Audotioneers
Lewistown
A. Own. Md
Bables
Frederick City
Joan S. Dutrow
Walekersville
W Frederick
Arvey R
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Rosenonr
Rex St
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