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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-03

REyERIEs OF A BACHELOR,
A Book OF THE HEART. By
Marvel donald G. Nit
Aell.)
! OF ANCIENT ROME. By
2rd Macaulay. beautifully
pstrated.)
LYLoss SCANDAL. By J. NJ.
&frie.
f0UsE OF THE SEVEN GABLES.
Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Ford. By Mrs. Gaskell.
COMING RACE. By Lord
ytton.
III LIFE. By Tx. Marvel
Pnald G. Mitchell.)
fKENsTEIN OR, The MODERN
apNETHEUs. By Mrs. Shelly.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-03

9. A Book OF GOLDEN DEEDS. By
G. M. Yonge.
III. MOSES FROM AN OLD MANsE. By
Nathaniel Hawthorne.
ii. The SCARLET LETTER. By Ma
thaniel Hawthorne.
IL. ESSAYS OF ELLA. By Charles
Lamb.
IL. VICAR OF WAKEFIELD. By Oil
YER Goldsmith.
IA. Twice TOLD TALES. By Ma
thaniel Hawthorne.
10. PAUL AND VIRGINIA. By Ber-
hardin de Saint Pierre.
l6. STORY oFAN AFRICAN FARM. By
(Ralph lron) Olive Schreiner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04

I now that he had not even tr'ed' anu
The bitterness was not lessened whe"
he learned day or two later that Lee
had been sdjudged winner ~,
For the next two or three weeks jim.
had a hard time OF IL Mr.. Bixby LOOK
him out OF school. saying that ~ Wa
not worth while for him 70 finish tne
session. since he was not going 10 col
,av~ The boy had more tasks tnan
ever 70 perform. Every time "'
Rixby assigned . piece OF work 70 oe
done he would say:
And hurry up about Il, sonny ne
member what delay cost you i..'e
while ago. want no more foohne'
linn began TO expect some sucn 70
r.rls every time he saw his father
His mother was his standby In th''
time of trouble, and the two gre"
nearer to each other just on accou"
of these little troubles
One night Mr.. Bixby came home iao
Cor supper. an unusual thing for hiH
lie walked into the dining-roon
where Jim was listlessly trying 10 e.
! and. pushing the boy out OF nus cha'
; literally Rugged HIM
what an awful goose yon wer
: sonny" he cried; mot TO trust yo'
= own pa. Ma, You take q blank chec
a and this here boy and you go in'o y
J. ri,v ,o-mo, row. and get him the nice
lot OF tip-top clothes that boy wo"
r want for college. DO u tn-mo1'o
!. while ! have the money. Meoos
"a September won't have SO much. ;
n have him get his hair cut at tirst-ra
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

LIVERY dollar that steve L'N ins
will spend in buying tho west WIZ 80
seua,ors-iip represents honest AM
c,n sweat, not drop OF when mas
h.en swea,cl by Elkins himself 10"
long will the people allow the piu'oc
80 ., ~ its red Gag ever the senator
N. Y. World. ua;so,
haa pcr.nittcd it TO transpire 'hrou-"
! friend that hc has not au'horiA,.
ANYBODY to say that he IS not sAn1r
late for the republican nomina'ion ~
resident in 1890. nor that ne Is -
a;.la,a But he says for himself
I,,,rou IN his friendl that he does ho'
',...,r. the nomination and wouia nc
r,, /. only ..under extreme pressure
!, EASY to see, however. that he con,
.,a,,lv cxpects TO feel the pressure
-Chica-o Herald. =.
-.No tariff will ever again oe
s-.u.d on the 1890 lines" says tna'
ou,spo,xen republican journal. the ?.
,...s t.lohe-I,emocrat There Is an
irrepressible conflict between Mo','.
,,.vi-m aud publcanism- Mcn
, ism Is : relic OF Larbarlsm' sursNa
N III. dark ages. 1t is Prilicai hel
. - economic lunacy, Chinese states
!. manship The republican party WI
I, 600 ~ II that The Mckinicylsm resul
.ac,;ani.,s be sent TO the rear ano KEEP
NOR, louisville Courier-Journa''
four-lollar rise in one day
|, ,h. cr,ce OF sugar trust stock las
81 he traced as directly TO the 'a'
~ that every republican voting IN ~
lat. voted against taking steps
r.movc the duty from which the sus,
:. .r,,s, benefits as effect was ever 70
- ,.a.ea 20 cause in any quarter. ~
n democrats contributed mi'e ~ nv
j. also. but it is only fair to them 70 :
~ thar tie greatest bulk OIL tneir sc'
III tors went the other way Inc rep'
,;.,,, leaders easily control their pa
!. Ana ,nal.e il n unit in the interest
-, ,nn,onolv. while the democrats
~ h.l,ic~s for efficiency in the other
rection. -Eos;on Herald
49,. -Mcl.inlcyisrn is thoroughly
credited even in his own parry.
hirh priest OF the faith VIII na'e
modify his views or cease 70 ne p
has ,dcr,;al possibility As speaker
/ at M. hopsc Reed viii concentrate
han nphlic rae and attention. lie WI
y of ! much more conspicuous h-ure
ton. NO Governor Of Ohio or the ui'
. OF rnished citizen OF indianapolis
IL at ,.l;v.rs lectures and prac.lccs
sand The cara wav TO the nomina
{ de- seems an easy one. but the antagol
have ,.h,ch he has created and wn'c
sury, ,,,,, c-.a,c when again he ID spe
c en-. ~. question OF his scle,
y has makes -" I;rrrent matter. DE
ansas entnely
Free Press
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04

,,.rher,s and buy him new trunk
linn YOU start back to school 'o-"o'
row. Why didn't you tell your ma
anyhow" said
happy Jim. r ,rv and get
.ouainted with your pa some. M,
h.. stern. bu; l hope I'm just 10 1n"~
,..r,.. near never finuing out nay
,,ona has tried to speak 10 me LOT sev
eral DAYS. but | always walked on
ro.dav him and Lee both tacaied me-
and had to listen -;a
- ore Of YOU would explain, saio
Mrs. Bixby, heiplessiy. -,
. Let Jim tell" said his father' ioo~
. ing beaminglv at the BOY IT,.
/. ..vnv Won see. ma" exclaimed 'i"'
(, ., vas p,s,ing Raymond's that morn
e 80 ana | saw Mrs Raymond STANDING
4 ~ ,be steps. waving her HANDS "'s,
a ,..l-,;la She called me. ana !
e 1;I,,-, ike not 10 come. so h"rrisu
little Alice was lying IN the -.
X showroom uncunsc .ous, ana couiuD
i. H.. brought to- Mr. Raymond nau
.c 80 20 town. Lee had started io'
Is -, and there wasn't a soul on the
=
o. ,ar,, Mrs.. RAYMOND was scared y
s.a,h She wanted the doctor an
ne na,,dn.t leave Alice to go Tor nm
II -. .sked me to get him
sc Even II he lives at the otner Gnu
oy village from where the scnooi
e. Thought I'd get back to the eNan'"'
ze. ton in time il hurried al > eou,u
1u. rams much as was able put wne"
cam. TO the doctors he WASH INC
Dor H.. was ont 10 the Blake's farm -
nat half-mile away 50 went there, az
he drove me back TO school, oniy W.
ast Ave minutes late IL.
ng. And then the doctor drove MIN
YOU prnond.s.- finished MIR. Bixpy' ~
&C -. ,,;,ched right in and did chores ~
..,;r,,el the baby for Mrs Kay nio'
,us- lille she and the doctor were Yen
lies ing 70 Alice. Doctor said u ne "I ~
was heen called then. Alice wou'u 10
likely died .,,or. !;
his Mrs. Bixby's arms were aoo"'
tory sons neck 49,,
. his II pretty near didn't get tne ooc'
rned s.han knew Id have TO y.
IN. mates for him." Jim said; oeeaus
was l-,aw then i'd be rate. but hi"o
,horyht il would he winning aho. !.
half sort OF prize il ] did my GUY
ught did il: only il was hard
I the ..y.s sir. You've got o's
hite- v,-;ze than the history one now
his father And, ma ! guess
e wo- and have a prize, too 'nas
Raymond tod me. say. sonn. .
owly. RIM mn 20 the attic. and get some
hen ! and popcorn and sweet apples
ma. | wish you'd put on your
, the dress. for Raymond AMI his w,'e
Ice are coming over to."'s",'
en- till veil all have visit togetnsr i'Ms
TO the used to in the old times - h'''
strain ~ Chicago Weekly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04

:, 1. related of Lamont Downing
~, in is4s. one pleasant suinhcl
A. he was trudging along the h,sn
u ,.av north of the pond near the lihe
,..,v.en Dexter ami Ripley wnen
,,urr;rane came over the hills from tne
49,, The air was oppressive ana s SUI :.
,,hnrous and the sky black as INK, y. nv
p i'a,h ~ The cloud was marked py az
iar,s ~ things from the Ripley arm
houses flying overhead Inc nen =,
.h'ng the lad knew he was caugh. "p
.ad vent sailing away with the re-. :,
~ av.rs Fortunately for him nc mac .s'
~, gone far when he came 'n, , ~.
,h;c,s TOP OF big elm tree wh'cn w.
listed and wrung by the cycione, az,
- mis- he chung with all ms ~ ssm'
When the storm was past ana io Ply
.ame looking around TO ind VINO wa wa
: Sii,sd. they discovered the BOY ioas s,
(. - he tree top and had 70 get iau e','s'
4 - get him down from the per''o'
rl.ce. kennel bee journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04

wo,.- axD GET THE PRIZE. soNNf-
worth cultivating. II he don't se' =
he can. 90 Ia college ,;,,1e
Mrs Eixby's face cleared up - :.
..i;,, calculated to try for that PRE-.
-. only his hope Of Winning -
.sn., .nv too high. Lee EAy.iiona =
,rx;pg. and he's pretty smart
M~. Bixby frowrsd- ou n
.-,,.a please Raymond mighty Wen -
hi bow got in ahead OF jim 'i'n M, -
TOR Get that prize ma i go"
sand 10 have Esymonds Dog
him. ,,d wore
.n;.s They had quarreied SONS
three years before over an $50
matter. and Jim and Lee. dear i''eiA.,
h.a been forbidden 10 speak 70
c.h.r Atfrst they had gr.eveu' -
s~,o,vn rather Indifferent Now
,s hitter in feeling toward jim
Mr. RAYMOND was toward 'ini az, -,
..v.li. well. guess mebhc jim I.
=. said Nh. Eixby. pacitcaisy.
least he'll try mighty hard
The nrizc was given by an oio : =
,l.man Of the village to the Dos -
answered best twcnty-iour ques..o
N, ancient history Inc fne~''o
$50 sure to be dif,icnlt. for the -
,lsman selected them himself. ana y
-, \, en.ose rs subjects rather "h'
nrr,an, a.tails-thcse which ooN'
Studying. would he likely 70 - u
something more important ~
vnol a.al Of work had 70 oc aoAe
earn ina, thirty-doliar prize. ne
animation was held the last Gay
the winter term The conipr''
were oil isea to present ihemsel.es
the rnornin- Of the fateful DAY az
precisely. Anyone coming after
hour was refused admittance. ana
has Glance Of winning the thirts
lars. for that year Mt least
Mrs. Eixby told Jim his ia'her
risior. The boy was splitting
and he continued his work. only
ming to draw a long breath as she
c,ua.d with the words:
80 you work and get inc y
sonnv. Its he best can 90
you"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04

.na why should a stoopid boy want To
90 to college, -,
Nrs. Eixby had already hearu 'na'
remark good many times. sue va
tad she would hear IL a good many
,;,,as ayain before she gained her
,,o,,, Mrs. Bixby rarely set her ininu
inviting. but now she was deter
.,,..a ,hat her son Jim should 30 TO
college. 50 she said for the s"eh''"
time: ~. -, low
Not stoopid. pa. he amt jest s'o"'
which he can't help. 1t takes nun
,o,er time 10 learn his lessons out ne
dos learn EN-. even II he don't e'ei
have a very high place IN class. o''
he g..su thing lie remembers ~ 700
They had s,me questions IN sc"oo. -"
-, and linn answered best oi ar
III. head teacher. Mr.. Blake. t"lc me
Iin-d never say wcrt nlniscAi'
Yes. he's slew. but sure
~ n.el him round the iar'h,
c,,hlei Sir Bixby. Its been more
wanted 10 do 20 let him r" .Nc"
Gar as he has IN school new
.-n,..d on sending him 20 cpiicSe-
80, snare his work and the none.
TIA tal,, II send him. noth-
Mrs II sbv's usually snnmi-s'S
h-nyaevcs flashed Pa. J am eve
s,.,s,e 80 before" she SAID, sharp
hui shalt say sometime now ~
could afford to send him 70 e"i.es
,ou wanted. That's Your one iaui''
c,o~eness For the rest ."s
.;n,ta better mann you anywhrr
pon't YOU think it shows there = -,
..,r IN our Jim hen he walks ~
,,,,.. 4, school every day. ana ~
m,l.s home. AMI does chores i"r y
a. yvelia Nebbe he'd have n'-'
n,a.s in class II he had more tune
-, on III, lessons. stead 81 Using
,,o-lxin.. around the farm. hsr'
paxnond. he hasn't as good ian'
..,, ~, his boy has no WORK %
.rho,l. Now. I've done my d'
Nv Won for years. given you all
hut, n egg money. and J as~ .
kind Of proper pay 10 me iha' jan
go 10 college a So,
Mr. Eixlv looked overwhelmed WI
The vigorous speech closed.
.Well. ma" he remarked y 3ue'
o,ch. 20 know what's best for my
II linn gets the history rF'@" !,
March. why. III let him go % Coz.
f.~on.. wear. anyhow. III he gel,
IN know ne has little IA n's 7
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04
SUGAR TRUST SENATORS.
Monopoly Created AMI suppor'e" -
Republican,.

~. vote OF twcnty-threc TO twenty
..v,n the United States senate re-
s,saL 70 strike on, the discriminating
l..,;1s n favor Of the sugar trust Inc
vote showed clearly the trends az.
The enemies OF the trust VI .ne
tx.ntv-three votes To str Ike out '"e
4. ffsrsn. al duty in favor Oh inc sus ~
trust. twenty-five were democrats. ~
,hs tweutv-sevcn votes against s'ri"
~ ,ysnty-four were republicans
and poprllsts- ,rnst
Inc monopoly Of the surnr ,rns'
,r.s b.run by republican lie tislatioh,
IL was one of the essen'iai iea'u' ~
the Mckinney bill. winch inale q "iE'
d;scriminat Oh in favor OF tae sur =
trust That discrimination wa ~
d,,.cl bv a hard eight, and the el1or'
/ 81 abolish II entirely received only Oh
republican vote. rro6t a
ten million dollarsa year ~ ~ ply
Ic,e ~ l,viny a tax on the pcopic "
f-ac,;on az n cent on every pouHo
sugar they commune.
The United states government -
thorizcs the SUGAR trust 10 co'ie'
from the people an annual income y
times as large as that which '.c"Ss
, ~,,c the whole government Oh ,hls ei'
,vh;,., an one hand the United Stat
. favors the sugar trust by It's p'o'e'
4 ing tariff. on the other hand :, ?,
, r,its the sugar trust to Cypress i's
: borcrs and TO close its reincr.es !,
q s,;ll more 10 raise its profits from
II people. ~. .on,,c .ho
4 ,ybo The friends of the sugar trust .
ID Albany Argus
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04

No more interesting paper na'
heen issued from the govcrnmeh. ~
Washington during recent years .nan
Tho annual report OF the secretary %
.rr;cul,urc. Hon. J. Sterling Morton.
Not the least interesting feature =.
thi. valuable paper isthc statement - !,
tho outset that six hundred thousaho
.lollars Of the appropriation for the ue.
n.r, cont FOR the last fiscal year have
bc.n covered back into the treasury
bc,nu twcnty.,hrcc per cent OF the en-
| tire amount, and that economy -
not diminished efficiency. - hansa
City Times
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04

Beauty is the rcsrk God se's on "
tue. Emerson.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04
HoN !ln- :,

tNAINNNNNNVM


J II r. III
was smart. i
could under
stand. said
Farmer Bixby-
But he amt
sn art lie >
m AA-nat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-10
Az APPEAL FOR A. POOR FAMILY.

An appeal is made herewith for the family OF n
poor French woman-Mrs. Dupont. of No las West
Twenty seventh- st-whose case is worthy one.
There were six children in the family until Friday.
when the baby. six months Old, died. The mother
had no money bury the child until a few kind
women with little 20 spare themselves. contributed
it. The father is in institution in Pennsylvania.
dying from consumption, and the only help the
mother has is a bright little boy fourteen years
old who is unable get work The mother has
tried to work in the intervals left her after nursing
her sick and hungry children but she. too has
knocked at many doors in vain. The family is a
mos; respectable one and s without food and money.
ANYTHING sent to the wonsir-Mrs Dupont. No los
West Twenty -sevenihst-will be gratefully received.
ANY contributors in money sent to this Office ad-
dressed For Mrs Dupont" will be ACKNOWLEDGED
in The Tribune and sent TO her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-10
,Gorscs am0 Carriages.
A...THE NETWORK COACH HORSE
AND COB COMPANY

NOW have on show at Cty stables 100 head OF
the best class q shipped 10 offered for
sa,, 4, this City consisting OF fourIn-hand tandcms
matched and cross matched pairs single horses SADDLE
horses and roadsers. Nj the lot are thoroughly broken
20 all harness have quality breeding action. style. con-
formation beautiful mouths and manners. and accli
mated ard ready for immediate and hari work. We also
wish to announce TO patrons that all horses are
shipped to us from training siables at Green
vile Pa where they handled. hammered and con
dioned bv the obtanahle and under the
s,ncrysion OF our buyer Mr. A. w Johnscn. undoubtedly
one OF the best Judges this and our patrons
can rest assured that offered for sale by us they
re all hroke hammered 1T for hard work and fear
lcss Of all objects better able than 10 meet
the demand Of customers Will always have al
least 100 head hand Among this superb collection are
many prize Of the late show, and many that WI"
undoubtedly prove 90 he pizewnncrs In any sho" rms
n the country. Owing fair and honest method 81
doing business have the reputation OF having
on hand at all best class Of horses ever seen IN
hi. market and patronage OF the bp; people OF This
and other cities We shipped ONES 70
Europe always ready and willing 10 show any o'
IN. 10, TO the entire satisfaction Of those favorng With
call as We have trap imaginable. from runabou,
10 a mail coach We guarantee TO show more quality
breeding style high all around goefs ihan
our every competitor this We are prepared w
MI any orders for any color We have horses
10 suit every one and guarantee satisfaction our
horses have successful In the show rng haV-
Ing $50 prizes.
Telephone 81 Columbus
o,4 gJs West street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-10
PRIESTS AND THE BICYCLE.

4 Southern priest has just stirred up breeze
among the clef2al bicycle riders OF ths city by GET
ting a pronounced opinion from the prefec' OF a
Roman CONGREGATION on the matter Of priests riding
BICYCLES He had heard. like others OF the european
Bishop who condemned the practice IN his'o"h u'o-
cese and ne wrote to ask IL the decree approving
OF the Bishops action applied 10 ciericai ocNcie
riders here. The answer was in the an''"''N , o'
the ground that the bicycle was dangerous 10 n,e
and limb And now the priests who rae IN. Wiz.
are expressing ali OF opinions ON the man
ora decree into one OF general application ~ VIII
he necessary to show the congregation that ,he
,rbeni 10 not dangerous in this country before Inc
,woscore priests in this city who ride the vince.
can take their accustomed exercise with clear con-
science.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-10
FANCY FIGURE SKATING TOURNAMENT,
GEORGE D. PHILLIPS WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP
AT SOUTH ORANGE-HARD WORK FOR


THE CONTESTANTS.
The fancy figure skating tournament OF the Ma
tional Amateur Skating Association came off at
Orange y. j. yesterday afternoon on the grounds
Of the South Orange Field Club at South Orange
The conditions were unfavorable for good WORK.
the ice being hard granite and the wea her eN-
tremely cold. The wind blew half gale from the
southwest and few were able TO stand it for any
time AS consequence there was a comparatively
small attendance. and most Of those present were
the Junior members OF the club. who came out 10
skate themselves or play hockey the ice. OF the
six contestants who entered for the tournainent
orly three appeared. Evans, of Boston. the New
England champion. telegraphed that ne could not
he present on account of a death IN MS FANNY
Summer, Of Boston. had come on twice 10 take
part In the contests and failed TO appear while
Schultz of Hoboken. who was expected to be pres
emit, also was missing. The contestants were George
D. Phillips n. Y. A. c.; the present champion
Schaefer, n. Y. A. c.. and Gus Warrick, Of New
ark N J. AS soon the contests began II was
evident that MI Phillips had walk9ver for first
nrize his work being characterized by ease ana
grace and an absence OF slips. compared with his
two competitors. Mr. Schaefer did good work IN
serpentines ring and toe and heel movements some
Of them OF surprising excellence. while Mr.. War
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-10
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

a GENTLEMAN. broker downtown,
wishes 10 sell his horses: handsome StN-
err runahcut wagon. beautiful London har-
nesscs. blankets. robes; Stanhope; trial and
examination invited. fully guaranteed; very
low prices. HOWARD( Tribune Office.
\ DRoUGHAM pir cobs; stylish. young
and attrac;iye; property of n gentleman
Will allow trial and examination. fiil-
NATE PROPERTY. BOX :. Tribune Office.
4 VERY GENTLE family pair hackney
cchs: sound. young and very handsome
accept any reasonable offer; been used
privately to brougham by owner. will al
low trial and examination: sell one or
both. VERY Low. Box :. Tribune Office.
\ LIVERY STABLE business established
over - wears In one locality. can b"
bought FOR 5000. because % the retire
mont Of the owner from active business.
Address. stating reference. ". II. SAGE,
Atty. 1876 Broadway. Ncw-Iolk city.
GREAT SACRIFICE. Sl50.-par,y soing
abroad: light nrst-ClafE cutInder extern
sion top family surrey used six weeks. cost
%.i:.', pole cost 80. price siJ: two nne
plush robes cheap. Inquire at 10 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-10

rick excell-d in the figure eight. cross roll back
ward. spreadeag.e. grapevine. single and double
spins. In all these movements he scored second
The final award OF the judges gave Mr. Phillips
63 points Mr.. Schaefer 81. and Mr.. Warrick rs.
the fancy figure skating championship and
the sixteenth time that he has won the champion
cry. secretary OF the National Skating Assocat ton.
and Frank 7. Good. OF Brooklyn. George {. wal
ton, N Y. A. c.. the vice-presdent Of the associa-
ton. not being able to be present. The prizes were
gold, silver and bronze medals. II was decided that
for the future all championship incidents should be
skatcd under cover. in order avoid the delays ana
obstacles that have hndered the piesen; year