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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31

aa- = Tiolets had cerise velvet bows
soG made 4 stunning Sr;sh :o- a stun.
Ming costume 0: gray serge. This gown
lad 5o-e-0 o: cream lace OF the bod.
:ce :: ne neck vas a bow Of cer;se
Te-Te; Ike .hzc OF the hat The skirt
was made with a panel il front, and
slightly d-apei over the hips. Around
the bottom was band Of cream lace.
Another costume, equally striking,
with hat Q: flowers, was OF amazon
cloth The gown was made princess
fashion, and buttoned with fancy but
tons in from a JACKIE. Of black velvet
embroidered with ;e: was also edged
with fur. The sleeves were o: black
and white striped silk. cut on the bias
The hat IS trimmed with blue chrysan-
themuns-an anomaly which does not
trouble uill;ners
The correct thing 20 wear around
ones neck Is flower boa 4 pretty one
made o: little punches OF violets alter.
mating with two or three large leaves
vas tied with violet satin ribbon. An
other was made 0: large red roses and
leaves These were marked fifteen dol
lars and half, bu. II one happens 10
have some flowers left from last sum-
mer's hat it is possible 20 have such
boa to- almost nothing. They may be
tied with satin ribbon or finished with
fall Of wide cream lace. and nothing
makes so pretty a finish for pretty
costume ALICE ARAoBY.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31

an pzLe-.es N diEe-en, shades,
green being The tsvo-ite S-esl en-
b-oiie-y o dull blue ribbon s also .
novelty
This trimming vii Be us41 20 border
panels ID and down the skirts. and as
finish - yokes and the Ike Pzsse-
uente-7e with q sczllop@d o. pointed
edge VII also d used o. street dresses
! gown u nickel gray c,o-h has trin-
ming = S1e black passeHerte-.e- It's
made with short JACKET. :o- which
women .: SA--t stature should b de-
v1ut.T thankful Those long jackets.
with - li--.e o: the Skin showing -
low, made dwarf. - half The women
who wore chem This Jacket las en-
h-yo co5e-> \ the hack. bc- t1ey are,
@: o0u-Se- To- long enough = GeTe,op
mo tu-l-eei-e3 p-aits !. : trimmed
around II i-e with he pzsse-en-e-:e-
:. vide marine eo.-a- Q: white b=1Es.
line i trimmed with pasSener.r;e
and eiCez5 Win feather trimming u
6e-1e4tl ne jacze. : res. Q: gray
s---z1 laid I pats and b-o-Eh; urie:
{ crush BET ana collar 0: the sane rs.
terra The skin Is -o1ni and trimmed
with re pas~enense-;e that appears OF
the ;zcke--
new VARIETY % YES: s coming IL
Z suggests the full dress YES. tha: neg
wear. but i Is 10. 50 low. 4 spring
dress with This res. Is asie q . beigs
serge The Jacket Is cut zorave fash.
ion, revealing 3 =a.s.aos: o! red
cloth. which IS buttoned with small
brass buttons The EaIs.cos. Is Gu: oval
shape srd chenisette and collar Of
white batiste Is inserted The reve7
are o-uauented with fancy buttons
Buttons are sufficient trimming for tie
handsoues. gown II they are only
handsome buttons Those set with
brliants and euaneled are the most
costly. Others are very finely cut steel
and some are fancy pearl
Spring hats are so ooTered with Cow
e-s tia: he straw beneath IS scarcely
visible The flowers used are o. the az
gress;ve .yp@such as peoples snG
dss;es aud immense roses A black
lsce rs: was a,nos: concealed beneath
Two immense red poppies the size Of
paon!as
4 chu6z Ia. Of black leyho-n had
Eve different kinds Of flowers On It.
!: ga7e one the impression o. having
bean trimmed with the noseEay. picked
by childish hands Tie nod6tng but
.e-c1p= AID daisies and bachelor but
tors we're mixed II w::h daadeiiors
sad pgp?;as. and ittie tufts OF grass
p4eq=i o1t here and there Wild aow.
e-s 0: a. he spring va<ieties are tie
:svo-i:es to- spring hats 4 brown
.egho-n had oowsi;ps aud peoples and
da1ie.;o1s mingled Unfortunately.
So-e hats are made entirely 0: Gov.
e-s- Win ve.7s: bows as trimming. }
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31

-z-e --@- earning % ca tle- - as %
have something . gre p during
Lent:
hey were We dressed women Who
lad t=ea d: shopping. and had
t-opPe5 :1:9 rs fashionable lunch
-ro51 . refresh themselves after :
hard Ga-'s w1-z- Dii za-o1e smile :.
he suggestion TIA: they had been
WORKING !: %, e; hin spend : day
going abou; us .ook:ng m
pa-doaab.e 81 Z ne salesman eyes
l: 5 snail wonder ma: Ire salesman
loses his patience However. there are
two classes .: pope who have s-e-.
excuse :o- be:azi1g themselves . .
!uoat!e asy.un or O: preference. One
Is the much abused Do;o-nan. who IS
u ooas.aa: d7eai @: he small bog
whose -i:e : apparently 0: - small
moment . :Le p.1SS@s>1- q :. The
o-le- i1c.ries sa.es-e- %: a. 6-sc-.u-
t.0-s wao have . 6ez. wa women. q
these ne dealers Z materials 70 won-
ems sSo-1usn: have me EoSt - bar.
w .,= Standing b-s:ie ne c---.0n eov1.
ts- 20 5-e minutes. = o,= o: ne bsy
SeE Yo-E a91s=s- heard re s2.>uaa
answer =. sane question tA.-:y-Sve
tires Ee answered = re same e7ea
tone each tine. and shovel ne same
ia:e-es; Z eaed p1ss:b-e b-?e- :.
sens pity IA: some automatic a.
raaEeneat e3-.t II. = made n which
Idle t12-i-e-s c.o--3 p-eSs : button az
-: r59-5C-a2 a:c -eQ.-. :1S.=zi Q:
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31

Mr.. Gladstone Is known 20 have
smoked tobacco on only one occasion
Il was when the prince Of Wales pre-
scented % him ais cigarette case. Mr..
Gladstone, knowing that refusal, even
upon the plea Of not being q smoker,
would not be sanctioned By royal Ell.
quette, accepted the proSered weed,
and the princess lighted il up. The
veteran premier smoked bravely, and
without any serious consequence, but
this is the only occasion that the mas
ter OF Hawardeu has been seen smok-
ing tobacco in any form.-London Let
ter
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
OXEN and sheep tstten better in com
pAnY than when Kept aloha
MEXICO. sub.titute Jurymen.

The Mexican jury is very different
from the Saxon jury. II is composed
Of eleven jurymen and two suplentes,
or supernumeraries. who sit with the
eleven in the jury box and hear all the
testimony, but only participate in the
finding Of the verdict in case Of acct.
dent Il juror dies or is disabled By
Illness before the trial Is concluded,
one Of the suplentes takes his place; II
a second Juror is stricken with dis
ability 70 serve the other suplentes
takes his place; but II the eleven hold
ont to the end these suplentes are only
legal superhu.ties- By this singular
plan such accidents as that which has
emerged in the Debs case are avoided.
Legal Adviser.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
LITTLE C7ESS TALK.


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80 ~ IN. 6v=1 All 20 s:-z;yh.~zE
All purchase -s7y ~ to- - .-.u Ming.
T5- Sc: i --:1-eae6 up ~ ~ mex
P=asiTe 1-e>>-az=- aa3 yog iepz-: OF
: Tls-t % s19:1-- ci.- ~i,a t1e olt--e-
t-ock Il yoc- t--aE al :oT Il you-
soo1ou.e heat Oas dzy ron essay
yo-r -et1-b.sas3 gown AID yo1 Ead
that ne .a.ag las sa-1akea n ne
c?eln2 ana COW he skirt skates cheer
ily high sboTs yo1r 100. tops II front
and drags dolo-1usly Il ne bzck from
me weiZa; o: tas :1r sai The lzex Of
hairclo.a
The sleeTss are TO short sad the arm
sizes 50 small taa: yo1 suffer every
minute yo1 have the bo3ice d. The
uew fur Is dep-orably %. Q: place OF
tae dyed cloth and the SEAMS show
rusty. every one, while you have occu-
patton a-plen-y n picking o.; the lore
IL inscrip:i Ms n white cotton which
the dyers have plsce3 thereon % indi-
cate that ron are Xty Axz, or some
thing equally cheering and inspiring.
So the gown goes hack 20 ne trunk Q.
Is cast into the limbo o. the ragbay,
and the JOY dies from your heart while
you reAse. upon old bottles and new
wine ana the fallacies OF economy.-
Philadelphia Times
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
HOUSEHOLD eREvITlES.

-Stewed Yeal.-Cut the meat in
pieces, wash clean, put into q kettle,
add three pints of water, onion, pepper
and salt. and let it stew one hour;
then add sliced potatoes. and bake in a
baking powder crust, until the pota-
toesare done, or forty minutes. -House-
keeper.
--Stewed Cabbage. up cab
bage as for cold slaw. Boil in water
twenty minutes Then drain thorough
" and barely cover with rich milk
Cover close and boil till tender, which
will not require many minutes Add .
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
BUFFALO PITTS
-, Plain and Traction
ENGINES AND THREsHERs.

null line OF Gum and Leather Betting, also
rscking for Engines, Buckeye Engines and
lnreshers. The Evans Corn Planter with and
Hllnoui Fertilizer Attachment, is the best;
awarded the first premium at Frederick county
last agricultural fairs.
OSBORNE sELF.BINDERS, REAPERs
AND MOWERS.
Drills and Cider Mills, which are so wei known
sn1 used In this county. Every farmer should
S n.i,, ana examine our new Buckeye Grain
1Drll, Win glaSs-bottom fertilizer attachment.
Al y q practical novelty, which all who have
seen admire. Springfield Hay Tedders and
norse hakes, the best now In the market, and
suarahlsed 10 give satisfaction. The old relia-
pie, world-renovned Schuttler Wagon has no
equal and sells on its merits,
TURBINE WIND ENGINES AND BUCK
EYE FORCE PUMPS.
We are the headquarters for Binder Irvine
LOT any and all makes of Binders and remem-
per, we Keep the best and sell the cheapest,
south Bend Chilled Plows genuine Malta and
otner Double Shovel Flows, Patent Post Hole
sss, s Improperly used ,todg hole
and walking Cultiyators, Spring Tooth Har-
rows, Corn and Cob Crushers, Silver and Dem.
ing Suting Boxes, Hay Forks and Pulleys,
Field and Garden Seeds a speciality. Head.
quarters for Barbed Wire, large quantities
OF all makes always on hand Automatic
Drive Gates and Iron Fencine for sale,
WANTED.
1000 pounds OF WOOL. for which we win pay
the highest cash price.
r.,,s.s,,, Respectfully:
marioau p. L. HARGETT a 90.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
Ther Az. bal I.ln. Al.n.

"1see, said one policeman toanother.
''thst every trade in the world but
ours has had great and famous man
In It..
$50 has ours" said the other police
man.
sand who was that?"
Joshua"
Joshua a policeman7"
"Surely, didn't he arrest the sum-
Pearson's Weekly.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
Not entity,

Pastor (reprovingly)-Was that a
poker chip you you put into the con-
tribution box?
Deacon Gndignantly(-No,sir sir. / didn't
have a single chip when I quit lsst
ni9ht-Lifa.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
They Had 4 Natural Loos,

first New Yorker-Were there many
New Workers In Chicago7
Second New Yorker Gust from Chi
cago)-I imagine so. So many Of the
people / passed In the street had such
. disgusted look.-Life.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
WOMAN OF FASHION.
What One Can o. Canno. Buy n
New Yo-k Shops
Pr~sty New Goo1s .o- spring Dresses aad
What They Cost - A Variety o.
flowers Tor Chuo-eca
EaA

.M-
REyu :o1i @.
Jaw oystsE%
inquired : far
Ccche r O!
s-o.be- \ .
vas rs King
Two bites 0. :
cherry wthh=
p-a:e q blue
points z-6 e.
ElSrg the-A
ho@ez6;sh a-6
PP&
% I 40 I
6is-ize the 4
: xc essiTs-E
replied the
1-Ee- brit /
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
Literally True,

How could you conscientiously tell
Miss Elder that she is the only woman
you ever loved?"
at Is fact. Compared TO her the
others were mere girls" - Boston
Budget.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
ID L. HARGETT & CO.,
Il 4. L. HARGETT & CO.,
SEED AND
IMPLEMENT HOUSE,

Including Hardware, woodenware, Paints
most people are ungrsteful. This has not bean
our experience altogether. Our gradually In.
creasing trade proves that our EFFORTS TO sell
only Inc best goods upon the lowest and fairen
basis are appreciated by our many friends and
patrons. Our future gratitude shall consist Of
promises not only made, but carried out. We
VIII sell the best OF everything In our line that
money can buy, at the lowest living urocts
that faithful economy: will allow. Circular
mailed on application, will give q more ex.
tended account Of what we enumerste, as FOL
Ows.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
RODOCk & MEDIC,
&;Sehool and Co11eqe
commencement GomnsS-

young ady's
and be most admired The first her wedding the
To
desire M often needs the help Of beautiful
rnet full OF beauties particularly suited for
something popular aud stylish. = ~ - -
matched her
Ribbons
Also special article White wards wide Also silk
-f~NN'01 - ~ A'0'N
RODOCK & MEDIC
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
Registration Notice
FOR FREDERICK CITY, MD.

The undersigned having been duly appointed
and qualified as officers Of Registration for the
nye Aldermanic Districts OF Frederick City
Maryland, In pursuance OF an Act OF the Gen.
eral Assembly Of Maryland. passed at its Jan.
to repeal section one hundred and sixty, one
hundred and sixty-three and one hundred and
sixty.four Of article II, OF the Code OF Public
Local Laws OF Maryland, title, Frederick
County, subtitle Frederick, as reenacied BY
section /, OF chapter eight of the Acts OF the
General Assembly OF Mary land, passed al Jan.
uary Session of eighteen hundred and ninety.
Two, relating TO the registration Of voters in
FREDERICK City, and 10 reenact said section with
amendments hereby give notice TO the quail
ance with said Act, the officers OF Regisir ration
viii sit with open doors,
ON THE FIRST WEDNESDAY AND FIFTH
DAY OF JUNE, 1885. FROM O'CLOCK,
A. NJ, UNTIL 5 O'CLOCK, PM.
In their respective AlderIuanic districts and at
ine ioiloving places, for the purpose OF correct
ing the books Of registration aud the resistrs-
uon lists as published by said officers OF regis
iralon respectively. and for the purpose OF reg
lsterlng all the qualified yoJers OF said respec-
i've Aldermanic districts who shall be entitled
10 be registered and TO vote al any municiral
election and who shall apply for registration
under the constitution Of Maryland and Local
Law! Law OF rederiek County, Maryland, and for
required OF them by Law
AEForeign born citizens are respectfully re-
QueSted 10 bring with them their NaturaliZa.
ton papers, TO save the trouble and inconyen-
fence OF calling second time.
First Aldermanic District,
GEORGE ESTERLY,
at p East Fifth street.
Second Aldermanic District,
]. B. HERRING,
at Mayors Office, City Hall
Third Aldermanie District,
JOHN W. NEIPOLD.
al Basement of Court House.
Fourth Aldermanic District.
LEWIS W. RIDDLEMoSER.
at Residence Of Robert Ramsbury, No. s. W.
Patrick Street.
Fifth Aldermanic District,
AUGUSTUS A. oBENDERFER.
at "A East Patrick Street.
By order of
THE OFFICERS OF REGISTRATION.
my-A'A of Frederick City.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31
TURBINE WIND ENGINES AND BUCK
EYE FORCE PUMPS.

uoRSEY wHIskEY.-Purest and Best
1.-The standard for Is years.
ALLEN ROHRBACK,
Sole Agent.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-05-31

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-02
Rasalt llems.

BAsALr, Idaho, Nov. sO.h, 1900
The saints Of this place held religious
services on Thanksgiving Day (the
first observed here), AMI appropriate
remarks were made by Brothers Ingle.
sifom, Liddlu, Dye, anu Others. Ia
the evening there was n dance AMI
picnic, under the auspices Of the Re-
lief society, which was enlivened with
Rotations, songs, elc. A most enjoy
abl0 time was had.
Our meeting house (which had 10 be
moved on account Of canals) is again
In shape 10 DO used, and IL more com.
iortable than ever. We expect our Sun
day school 10 boom up sgain. Our
Y. NJ. ana Y. l.. NJ. l, a. already have
done 20. NJ 10 evidenced by the COED
Attendance and Programs.
A building boom seems 10 have
struck ne, aud In consequence two
stores Zone Of them u two story, the
upper part 10 be- used ~ public nall, J
three dwelling houses, anu n livery
stable afe being built with prospects
Of others on short notice.
The Basalt literary aud debating
society has been Organised, with ChAs.
Criddle, president; w. NJ. Dye, vice
president; Nellie Ctlddle, secretary
and treasurer Joieph IL. Dye, critic;
Scott Griffith, corresponding secretary,
and Ezra 4. Porter, sergoant.at.arms.
Our frst debate was, "Whioh intiu-
encos man most, hope Or feAf2D nud
was won by fear. Tao progum far
TOT Wednesday, Dec. 4.h, VIII consist
Of essays aud foointions, the discussion
10 DO Which causes most SORROW In tue
family doctor or lawyer
Our di6tfic, school 10 Ia full blast aud
at todaya meeting Of trustees II was
decided 10 engage another toacacr aud
hav6two schools, which neooisllalos
our getting more books, decks, oic.
BAsALTER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-02

us, that we fail In our efforts to acquire
higher li'U. AlOug the pathway Of
suiiehng can W. alone hope " achieve
Triumph. Few among us viii VIII PER
Csive the hero In the man who, know
ing his failiug, ono which mss timu
and again blightod his career With the
shadow OF disgrace, viii not Rb.
stain from the intoxicating c0uto
which with Cifcesn magic 10 low.
efi1g bis better Instincts TO that Of the
gtoveling swine, while II hufrles him
mnlly forward 50 te gfaiation and
death. Again We fail because we are
selfish 30 our aims AMI totally indiilOf-
ent to the wants ami feelings Of others.
We shut Ourselves OF ifum human
sympathy by erecting a rampant VI iu-
di1sfenCe 10 tue aspirations OF our
Kind.
Lot va then improve the oppot-
tunlties which time has given %. a
very Interesting poem informs US that,
"while the devil hthts Tor men with
the bait VI each mans passion, he use
only the naked hook la catching the
ldisr." We should put forth our best
ondeavofs 10 acquire y suitable ejuca-
liOn, not necessarily collegiate stand.
NlNf Ihh Nut AhAh VIII Nv W ANA tNt
duties Of g0Ol cltlzune. This iu one
resolution We should make and Keep H.
IN this respect much can be
done by the individual hln.
sulL 10 he DO IA earnest.
Toe career Of mon like Lincoln and
many Others rominds us that "tne
fault Hes not In cur STARS, but IN our
selves, that We arc uudUflingt." But
above all aud beyond all We SEQ danger
IN that so-called Knowledge which a..
serts that this fierung, peflshable
world Oyefshad1ws In eternal oblivion
mans spiritual cravings, WITH all the
onfnostn0ss Of our very nature We
would say, build on religion and never
heed tuuen who would bank alone
on "iciunoe." We ioci assured II We
f0ftiiy ourselves with this conviction,
that all VI our good resolutions made
Will not DO In vain, Tor they viii then
be- based on immortal truth.
Standing Al the gateway Of the open
ing year wo dosirc 10 wish our new
State Of Utah aud her worthy people,
~ well AZ our great nsti0n, happy
new year, ana close with tho hopu tunt
We may meet At ~ finish strength.
ened by a years record OF mutual
hclpiuiueis aud good will.
JEO. NJ. DUSNNO.
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A MISSIONARIES REPORT.


Elder Jesao II. Buroldge Of Kamssr
Summit county, give, the following
account Of his lab5r: He leit Salt
Lake City March 9, 1894, and In due
course Of tins sfgivei at Liverpool
where no was appointed to labor Ia the
L3westoflt branch u tue NorW ich
Conference, where ho Travelled ten
months. The next i've months he
Travelled on In the Cambridge. Ally.
sham branches. By request ho was
then Transferred 10 Croyieu, which IL
on the line between the Norwich aud
London Conferences; while mere he
had tho pleasure Of meeting some Of
HE relatives living IN London ana
Uonveating them TO tho Truth for which
privilege no feels truly thankful
Boing very much IN c'ed with fheu.
matism and the wiutgr seas1n not be-
ing irloLdIy to that complaint was re-
leased 10 return home, arriving Ia Salt
Lake CITY November -, 1885, some.
what improved iu health.
The Norwich conference IL In very
good condition; the Elders are quilted
aud working with VIII. Elder Bur
bridge received the best Of treatment
from this people In this branch, and
also from bic relatives IN Londoo, aud
felt thankful their hearts and homes
had been opened 10 him 70 freely. He
was also thankful that he had been
deemed worthy 10 be one OF many sent
form 10 preach the truths Of liia aud
salvation 10 some VI this inhabitants Of
tho earth. He sailed homeward on the
steamship Ethiopia and had n very
rough voyage Of sixteen dayg; his
overland trip was very pleasant.
rweniy.tbree sAlnts were In the com
pany and two other Eldefa.
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monopoilze the congress, but wish 70
prtaent Salt Lake CITY a. q place OF
meeting and 10 say thut you viii be
/, clcnme there. II we do rot say very
much about ~, u is not because we DO
not mean 10 welcome you II you come.
Our president has visited that Of y,
but am sorry 10 say he did not 10.
ceive - much attention ns he would
have received had he stayed lOngef"
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would be given to questions that are
paramount In importance TO this con-
gress Ivy going to Salt Lake CITY"