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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-17

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G! --2E longs and EvaT4-- -ozs lad
better ID: y 100 Las-F ab.o-: putting
t1ez as:1A he ul--a-:zsh;1-so,a
wo-- Q: Ire Eo-e1. i 6ec:!e5-7 sa.-
heacs6. with h=- hair pa-cezi and ras.-
&C w..a shell combs and her Dutch
to11et =; hack oTs- The No: a. the
taek q he- head; bEt :Lis style cz1-
u: c9atinue when the suu-e- SUI -
gins % e: Z lis hea-y wo-E- and !.
vii 10: Dc long before women VII b
making artificial bumps q reverence
s13 selt-ss-eeo Z he place where Ire
ph-eno.ogists SAYS .tsy ought % De-
Nothing bit re Curing iron vii give
the hair The fe5y look which tie
French women have always cultivated
The French women By the way. have
newer tanc:ed the style q parting the
hz:-. The ls.e craze to- i Is entirely
English and American. and is popr-
ia-.tT on this SIDE Q; the water has had
10 eject upon orr Galie friends TIE
secre: Of this prejudice lies in the fac.
TIA: the part II the middle o: the fore
head undoubtedly makes one LOOK
older; and Z there l. anything which
the French woman breads as she
would 3 Plague il : the appear
a1ee q age She viii rouge her cheeks
and dye her hair 2. the risk q her life
rather than admit her age and euie:l!
aceept the situation as the English
woman does. II this respect the
American woman : very Ike the
French. but she Is given to fads- and :o-
awhile the English eoiffure pleased he-.
but il ! only fad and il viii probably
u9t ou.last the sumner.
Il were going % give recipe for
pretty couture, should say: Take
snail he1d-snall because il ear be en-
.1grei Il desired. o. allowed 10 retain
is normal size when small heads are
fashionable Then wave the hair al
over the head and knot it up in the spot
TIA; IS most becoming. II one Is no:
blessed with small head, it Is best no.
70 ware the hair al over. II there !
short hair II half length TO Dc disposed
o. il should Be comhed ont SEPARATE
from the long hair. waved and tucked
under the knot al the back. This pre-
vents ugly ends from standing out in
the most conspicuous part Of the knot,
and gives q softer effect around the
face, al the same time admitting Of
very tight, firm twist Of the back hair.
This short hair may be parted In the
middle or at the side. or combed
straight back
The French coiffeurs have compro-
missed with Us By parting the hair on
the side, when It Is shor. and then
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-17

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SIZE 6ii SIC LED men y Ao: whIca
P-c1e could -: hare improved upon.
and he o--- difference US t1a: L--s
vas lax al Ps-eae's vas god B.:
neither q :hese r-t-:::7e females
knew ;Le ::7!s q ne Eoie-7 mad.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-17

i1e S-es = vel IS .: re oacE. 70.
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hang ;Ls1 t3--e-,7 ! SIX sE:
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hung, ~ zo-e pains than : c.o:A
one T1e-- i 3 revu,stoa :, :a7o. o.
-1--e again. and Ire dealers ha7e
taken :; OF Ire e;yh-y-57e-c=o: te-Ea;a
Counter - sci i q something Ike the
Cd p-icss This : because j; : needed
% :zke ne PACE c: he hea7y ve,7e.s
and -e.Teteezs @: winter
: t-acz MORE gown with blue gin;
worn by : lady who was not Ms
Gould uo- Ms Vanderbilt. BIZ. very
fashionable lzdy. neverthe.ess-had q
wide Skin with five go5e;s e. hack and
SIDES The b.,i:ce was Ike al TIE rs.
- thousand il had b,orSe-shaoei
trimming O: strands Of Z. 6-zo@t rom
the hand which outlined the yoke 20
the .e:ted belt Straps 0: :et.ei t-;n.
niag over TIE shoulders ;o;ne6 re
f-u1; and back Of This K. blouse, and
:he collar vas TIE regulation s:ocz,
with long loop@d bow .: me back
Ore e TIE things which Do Tot char
sc-e-lze spring gowns IS Ire shoulder
aolnce Of As: year. Il you hare al
Cd gown with su5y rules o. plais-
1Es over the shoulder. take them OF
and make them into b-ete.les o. -eve-s'
suy-hin- which viii give the fat.
pasted effect 70 the top o! me shoulders
an eEect which :ounces 0. any Kind
destroy But whatever you do. before
yoa decide 70 y fashionable this spring,
pause and reae.c. that 10 do 50 ron zust
have seven ya-is OF hzirclo.h II yo--
skirt ALICE AxosY.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-17
ECONOMY IN COOKING.
Seine OF tie Coaslderaiiaas Which shozit
IuAu.zce tha Hozsekseper.

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-17

There are three striking tea-1-es
whi.a characterize he 1ev spring
dresses. acy Gle q wh:ca IS scsc:er.
70 ZsG= dress ic.oE uoie-a ao6 S-s:-
hand. These e-e: Long shoulders,
b.ozS= ~a;s.s and vide skis Tie
io-E shoulders a-e ID. especially new.
They a-e merely more q he same
Howe7=-. -LeT are ro-e rs .ess De-
ct1e-y spring :ea:r-e e.aee SIX II
a. Cd b.ue shade shows tie .ozE
shoulders made ve-y IA v::A =: an
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-17

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c. c-eto-1e VII 90 70 maze i. Only
have { correspond Z soy VIII -
eest O the ron
The ADORE Ct: : representa-; g:
p tasteful sSee1 20 b=5-Qo- Ec-
blue roon use b.ze-5---e5 So 70 MAKE
g. s-i fo- aoy o:Ae- co-o- Z r0o2 -se
khe sane shade to- screen as s used 7
eoon-Przt-ie Farmer
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-17

First Club Man-Miss De We're Is
about 70 leave the stage
Second Club Man-You don't tell me
so? When is she going to retire?
First Club Man-She hasn't decided
on the exact year. don't you know, but
she viii begin her farewell tour next
season.-Tammany Times
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-17
Had Rnoagh

The wayworn man had fallen in the
street in very good swoon- The usual
crowd gathered and the usual man
Observation-Disclosures shouted: ''Stznd
back and give him air" The way
worn man got up. AIR said he, with
fine scorn- ''Airl When I amt had
nothin' but air fer tree daysF'-Indian-
apolis Journal
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-17

For sweeping. and otherro1gh house
WORK it Is advisable as tar as possible
TO guard the hauis from harm. A pair
Of thrnbless mittens. knitted Of wash
co1le-. a~e admirable tor the purpose
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-17

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-17
IA 70, Ro,h.r.a HIN.

Ycuug husband lsying down comic
naper-AIl this tonfoolerv about WON
ems extrayaganee makes ne tired. We
have been married two months and you
haven't asked me for a cent.
Young Wife-Of course not. What
would be the use Of bothering you for
every little thing | want, when it's
30 much easier to have the things
,harged--N. Y Weekly.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-17

sis your sister succeeding well in
her elocution lessonsY' Beautifully;
whenever she begins 10 recite people
get up and leaye"-Chi@.-- r-.--
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-17
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drivers s-s 81 1ups-s1i. -e.zbls and
oo1g1rE, and 70 pains Eo- e-zo-Is VII
Z sussrs'- 70 p.s.sss zll -co nay favor
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-17
WOMAN OF FASHION.
6ons Points Aoou. TIE New WAYS
Q: Doing rhs Hair.
VAlse ard Csss CO the CszFeaiszs HA-.
PE-Io Wave c. Nos - waY-A
Petty Col:z-s New
Sr-ES Dresses

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-17
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-17

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Miss Gertie Evans has returned from
Austin....S. Il. Atkin has returned
from st, Louis. Rev. Isaac Sellers is
visiting in Caldwell....T w. Marrs Is
visiting in Gonzales. Mrs. Agnes
Vogel of Austin spent Saturday and
Sunday here... DR.. G.. w. Foster re-
turned from Missouri Thursday Joe
Mayhall. q former resident, now OF
Greenvllle, is visiting here. Mrs
Judge n. p. Hughes was prevented by
sickness from leaving for Baltimore
Monday. as was expected. >. Misses
Lily and Laura Sauls of Pearsnll are
visiting their grandmother, Mrs. Nancy
Kennedy of this city,. Mrs. Annie
Wllbarger and Miss Lucy Harper are
visiting In Austin this week Rev. j.
X. Nelson and family left Thursday on
9 visit to friends and relatives in
Northwest Alabama. Mrs. Maggie
Mckennon and little daughter, Kittle,
and Alex Mood arrived Sunday morn
ing from San Luis Potosl, Mexico,
where Mrs. Nick. has been teaching
school. 1.-THE fifth Sunday meeting Of
the Austin association met with the
Central Baptist church, beginning Fri
day and lasting through Sunday.
Among those present from a dis
lance We're the following: Pastors A.
II. Mitchell, G, +. Maxwell and ID
Blackenship OF Austin; Pastors ]. u,
Bell, j. u. Hamilton, Round Rock; l..
NJ. Mays. j.. T. Mays and Mrs ]. NJ
Black, Round Rock; ]. f. Myers and
Mrs Boswell, Hutto; Elders j. NJ. KEY
and wife Of Betram, visitors: Pastor j
W. Vermillion of the Western Branch
association and John Watson OF Nc
Dade. The Chautauqua assembly was
formally opened Wednesday morning
by an address by DR.. p. w. Archer OF
this city. and Wednesday night and
Thursday Prof. Charles Lane OF Geor-
gia delivered three lectures of excellent
merit. The assembly promises to be a
very successful one.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

colOred Men Preparing to Test South Caro-
llna's Election Laws.

Una tlNcuun Laws.
Washington, July a--llAvlng been appoint
ed presidents OF tho South Carolina
Suffrage Aid society, which was orsanised
church, many Of the oolored pastors OF this
city have been doVoting their sermons to the
discussion OF the political status of the ne
groca OF South Carolina. an told to them
Friday evening by Congressman Murray %
that state. Rev. George w, Lee OF the Nor.
mont avenue Baptist church, who was Sc
locted as the president OF the new associa-
ton, says that he is In earnest about tho
matter. and that he Will urge ali Of tho col
orod pastors OF the churches OF this ely 10
make unusual Efforts IN behalf OF tho ac-
ouromCnt OF fund here to assist In the
employment OF council to take the question
OF tho registration laws OF South Carolina
before the supreme court. The services OF a
prominent law nrm Of this city have already
been secured. and q South Carolina firm will
assist In prosecuting the caEo. In convorsa-
ton with an interviewer today the president
Of the new association said;
our object II TO raise means and employ
competent counsel to control the roglatrn-
uon laws OF South Carolina. which. we be-
lloye are contrary to tho constitution Of
tho United States, think that the people
Will respond literally to our appeals to them
II tho matter is put before them properly.
shall urge tho subject before the min
listers OF this city, and expect their co-opcra-
tion. ] shall call n mass meeting TO be held
at my church next Monday night and we
viii secure able men to speak upon tho I'm.
hortanee Of tho oolorcd people here giving
their support TO this movement. Tho col
orqd people OF South Carolina arc poor aud
unable IN contribute tho necessary means
60 test the case, and 1t becomes the duty Of
tho colored people everywhere TO give them
aid. for II South Carolina can enact a law
that will dlstfanohisc 10000 negroes. II will
not be long before every state In tho South
Will adopt similar laws"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Society is In a state OF transition.
Many people have already gone for
their annual summer outing and 9TH
ers are busily preparing for their de-
parture for various summer resorts In
quest OF health and pleasure. Our
city celebrated the 4th with picnic
at Uncle sam woody's. ten miles from
town Every one reported an excellent
time spent. Mrs. ]. w, Simmons IN
PAN Mall entertained Thursday even
ing In honor OF her daughter Ryta.
Dancing was the principal enjoyment
OF the evening after which delicious
refreshments were served. MIR. and
Mrs. J, +. Terrell OF the north side
gave n lawn party last evening. A
large number were present who re-
member the evening as one OF the most
pleasant spNnt during the past week
....Miss Ida Waggoner visited frior1s
and relatives in the city this week..
Tom Narborong has gone y his homo
In Honey Grove. Tex. TO visit reln-
tives....w. t. Wngsoner and family
are spending the summer months at
Niagara Falls. MISS Minnie Rosscr
left yesterday for Denver. Colo, To
spend her vacation. Misses Ethe,
Thurmond and Annie Dawson OF Ash
Grove, Mo, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Comegys on College Hill.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Mrs. r. Il. Buchanan Of Fort Worth
Is visiting her, aunt, Mira c. h, Raines.
Miss Bessie Stephens of Weatherford
Is the gueat OF the Piedmont. e.. The la
dies of the Christian church gave an
ice cream supper Friday night last
which proved very successful; proceeds
SlS.. Mr.. Preston Martin. one of
Weatherfords most promising young
lawyers. is visiting the valley of
Uealth.". The barbecue given by the
Wetherford, Mineral Wells and North
westrn Railway company at Rock
creek yesterday 0he ith) FOR the first
time proved grand success. Last
night at late hour the people OF this
city were much surprised by display
Of fireworks on East Mountain. The
participants were a party of Galveston
pleasure seekers. After exhausting
their supply $50 or 800 WORTH they
proceeded to the Commercial, where
they INDUCED in tripping the "fantas-
tic toe" until n late hour. Our little
city is thoroughly alive with visitors
from all portions of the state. some
pleasure seekers and others health.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
WICHITA FAIIa-

Miss Inez Reeves of Ennis, Tex, Is
the guest Of the family of Capt. II.
4. Moore. Mrs. C. X. Cherry left
Thursday for n visit to friends in Hen
rietta. Miss Flora Farmer Is the
guest of friends In the city this week
mir. S. Il. Morrison, formerly of this
city but now OF Fort Worth. spent a
few days here visiting friends and
relatives. ,..J, r. budding left Thurs
day for Hillsboro. II. Tayman visited
Bowie the first of the week. :. MIR. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Roberts returned from Wal
nut Springs this week. II. NJ. Nc
Gregor visited Dallas this week ... =.
J. T. Montgomery left Sunday for n
few days visit in California. Joe
Johnson left Tuesday for Meridian,
Tex, his future home. Mrs. C. c.
Reid and daughters left Wednesday
for visit In Greenup, KY. Sebe
Thomas attended the wedding of his
sister. Miss Mana Thomas. to Mr.. WIN
Haywood at Bowie Monday :. Miss
Kate Dummington entertained Tues
day night in honor OF the Euchre club
Miss Stella Farrar entertained
Wednesday night In honor of her cou-
sin. Miss Inez Reeves of Ennis. Tex. :.
Col. NJ. S. Swain OF Austin passed
through the city Wednesday -. Chas.
Sherod returned from Denver on
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Wednesday. Mrs. l.. b. Morrison and
children went to Fort Worth Sunday
-. Mrs. Andrews Is visiting at Iowa
Park. Miss Elsie VanderslIce enter
tained Tuesday night in honor OF the
c. Il. society. Those In attendance
were; Misses Mary Miller, Myrtle
Brooks, ella Moore, Virgie Moore.
Elsie Vanderslice. Grace Garfield:
Messrs Sharp Norwell. Sam Spear.
Halkes, Hendricks, MeCary, Henry
6trube, Marshall, Barwise. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Knott. James T.. Kemp
visited Fort Worth Saturday IL.
Troutman and wife OF Iowa Park are
IN the city this week. ID. Il. I<olp of
the Park was seen in the city Monday
LEV. 3. Smith is visiting in Gaines
VILE. Miss Ira Newman entertained
Friday night In honor OF frlends..-.
The revival meeting at the c. p.
church Is in progress with much sue
cess this week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

W. p. DevereauX and his daughters.
Misses Pearl and Jewell, are visiting
the family OF W. II. Marshall. There
has been a large rainfall recently. dam
aging oats and wheat Corn was never
better....L. Wheeler has gone ON a
visit to his old home at staffordvllle,
Ky.
a normal and business college is a
certainty for Whitsboro next session,
Profs C.. L. and a. Adair will be in
charge, having contracted for ten
years....Mr. j. T. Harris of Parson,
A. T., returns after an absence of thlr.
ty,seven years to make his home in
Harper left last night to visit ST
Louis, Mo, and Hopkinsvllle. Ky. They
Will probably make the latter place
their home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07

Miss Emma Smith left this morning
for Mineral Wells to visit friends and
relatives. I'd. l. Branham left this
week to visit his old home in oxford,
Miss. Mrs. ]. $. Williams OF Mineola
Is visiting her brothers here. Mrs.
George Patterson returned to her home
In Hillsboro last Friday after visit
Ing her cousin. II. II. Fancher, and
family. Mrs. Annie Burns and family
of Graham, Tex, are visiting her sis
ter Mrs. w. X. Lee...,O. NJ, Love re-
turned Friday from Chicago. =. Miss
Helen Peery returned Thursday from
Gainesville. Miss Lena Shaw OF Ian
caster Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. p. n.
Taylor. ..John Powers OF Throckmor-
ton spent the 4th in Seymour. Rev.
J; M. Barcus, presiding elder OF this
district. came In Friday and will hold
quarterly meeting Saturday and sum
day. He IL accompanied by his fam
ily....James Lowenstein left Monday
for st, Joseph. Mo, where he goes to
visit relatives and friends. Dr. Chas.
Coll and wife Of Ennis are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coil. ...Dr. r. ID.
lsom and Mrs. Petri, father and sis
ter OF Mrs. II. p. Branham. left this
week for their home in oxford, Miss,
.,.,Dr Fisher of Fort Worth IL in
town this week. Miss Nettie McMath
returned Tuesday from Jaeksboro,
whore she has been attending school.
is visiting friends In Seymour this
week. Mr.. Rufus Bedford, accompa-
MED by his sister, Miss Ann, is visiting
In Seymour. Rev. E.A. Tabor of Dali
las is conducting a meeting in the
Methodist church. Prof. c. IL. Ruper
returned from his western tour We'd
nesday evening much to the delight of
his many friends. Mr.. C. d. Mckee,
han returned Wednesday evening from
Dallas. He will reside here In the flu
ture. Mr.. b. German left Frlda" for
BENJAMIN, where he goes to take charge
OF his brothers store Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bedford spent the 4th with
friends In Seymour. quite n pleas
ant evening was spent by the young
people of Seymour at the residence of
Mrs. j. r, Mitchells, corner Booz and
Peach streets. last Monday evening.
Those present We're: Miss HALLE
Haynes and b. German. Miss Allie FL
lins and II. b. Horton. Miss Nettle
Rupe and NJ. Turney. Miss Matte
holmes and l.. C. Boynton, Miss Jcn-
ME Ransom and w. o. Peery, Miss Hell
en- Peery and y. w. Briggs Miss EN-
ma Smith and W. r. Hilllard. Miss
Regina McKeehan and w. Il. Brltton,
Miss Gem Wright and Forrest Taylor,
Miss Edith Pratt and s. c. Lee, Miss
Maude Howell and Cecil Lane.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-07
SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Misses Dora and Nora Fowler Of
Paris are the guests OF Mrs, Ben Smith
on College street. Miss Jimmie Mann
visited Miss Lizzie Russell last week.
She returned to her home In Green
willie Friday. Miss Winnie Anderson
of Mt. Pleasant will be the guest Of
Miss Daisy Mouhad Thursday :. Mrs.
Kyle ]. Bass returned home Thursday
from Missouri after two months WIS.,
IT.. MRS. y; +; Ashcrott has returned
Bairwald is Mt home after visit 10
Marshall. Mrs S. =. Mann enter
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Prof. 3. c. doom. formerly principal
or the public school at Rusk, has re-
turned to his home In Beevllle after a
visit to his old friends hero !. :. Miss
Ida Hitchins Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
robert Burns OF Tyler. Capt. w. u.
Whitman OF Fort Worth spent several
DAYS here this week.. Mrs. Frank H.
Quinn and her niece, Miss Alice Ralifh,
have returned from Alto. Rev. J. IL.
Thorn and wife visited Tyler Wednes-
day Mrs. E2ell gave 'taclxy party
Wednesday night in honor OF her sis
ter, Miss Traylor.. e. Walter Sloan has
been here this week. Thos. Finty of
Galveston spent last Sunday with His
wife and daughtcr,...A number OF
young ladies and gentlemen spent
quite pleasant day Friday plchiclng
at Chalybeaie Springs, near Rusk.