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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-01-10
CONFEDERATE MUSEUM.


TO he Established In the Jefferson Davis
House in Richmond.
Within short time the old homo in
Richmond of jefferson Davis will be
thrown open 90 the public as confed-
crate museum. The "White House of
the Confederacy," as the mansion IS
called, has been the property of TIE
city Of Richmond for many years, and
lately has been used as a schoolhouse.
In 1890 an organization known as the
Confederate Memorial and Literary So
ciety was formed, and soon after made
a proposition to the city which ended
In that society securing control OF the
house for the purpose of opening there
in museum and library. The neces-
sary repairs have been almost COM
pleted and the building is as nearly in
the condition it was at the time of the
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-01-10

a special mission to the same court,
while his last appointment to foreign
courts was that of Harrison, who sent
him to Europe to negotiate several rec
iprocity treaties.
1t was upon the resignation of Mr..
Blaine that he was made secretary of
state. In addition to this diplomatic
experience he has been counsel for sew
eral of the foreign legations at Wash
ington. 1t was at the end of his service
in the state department at Washington
that he started on trip around the,
world, and stopping in China he was
entertained by Ii Hung Chang. The
impression created was so great that
he was sent as special representative
to conclude treaty of peace with Japan.
1t was for this service that he is said to
have received the comfortable fee of
100000.
Mr.. Foster as private citizen is
man of little ostentation. He makes
no CAPITAL of his varied achievements
either on the diplomatic field or on the
field of war, for he was actively engaged
in several battles of the civil war, and
had command of regiments. He was
equipped for the practice of law in the
Harvard law school, and made a special
study of international law. For time
he edited paper and later rose to the
IDENTITY of postmaster of his town.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-01-10
RussIa's NavIgabIe waters.

The latest reliable statistics are said
to show that Russia has now in Europe
$4,000 miles of navigable rivers and
canals-that is to say, 5000 miles more
than all the rest of Europe-and that
her river fotilla, using these water
ways is quite double that of Germany
and enabled her to carry during the
last six months 100000 tons more
goods by water than by rail.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-01-10

1884, and at the age of three
years came with his parents
to Olge county. III. He was eds
ucated at Mount Morris college and al
Asbury university. He was elected to
the 47th congress to fill vacancy, and
was successfully reelected to the 4Sth.
49th, 5Oth, 51st. SD. SD and 54th con
crosses. He is man of fine appear
ance, an eloquent speaker and most
agreeable gentleman. In his youth he
was an official stenographer at the cap
itol, and his familiarity with men ana
events of the war period supplies him
with rich fund of "reminiscences. He
is Mr.. Reeds most intimate friend IL
the house, and the two are almost in
Separable
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-01-10
Satisfaction Either Wav.

A famous advocate confessed himself:
81 am never SO happy as when am de-
Tending prisoner / know to be guilty,
for If he is convicted he will get his de-
serts, and if l get him off it will be
kr-a1,s,fa IN m skill -
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-01-10
PRETTY MRS. DIMMIcK.

The Lady Reported Afiianced to Ex-Presi-
dent Benjamin Harrison.
Mrs. Dimmick, who, The gossips of the
social world hav, it, is to become the
wife of eX-President Benjamin Harri-
son, will be pleasantly remembered
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-01-10
ID l.. HARGETT d CO.,
L. l.. HARGETT & CO.,
SEED AND
IMPLEMENT HOU~t

Including Hardware, Wood uTars ta ais
Oils, Glass, &c. Often has il u--. ~l mai
most people are ungrateful. This -a- ua[ been
our experience altogether. our gradually d.
creasng trade proves that our efforts 10 sell
only the best goods upon the lOWee. and Hlrest
basis are appreciated by our many friends dhc
patrons. Our future gratitude shall consist O
promises not only made, but carried "ul. We
will sell the best of everythng our Inc -Ia
money can buy, at the loves living prona
that faithful economy will uw. tlrclah
mailed on application, will give p more eI
tended account of what we eHamtrate as iol
OWs.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-01-10
China, Glassware
AND
Housefurnishing Goods.

can now offer a housefuI Of the latest i'm.
pOrtatiOns of China, consisting of Dinner Tea
and Toilet sets, in all the various GRADES Of
English and French China.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-01-10

q full line OF Gum and Leather Betting, as
Packing for Engines, Buckeye Engines any
Threshers. The Evans Corn Planter. 40 ana
awarded the first premium at Frederick county
last agricultural fairs.
OSBORNE SELF.BINDERS, REAPEH
AND MOWERS.
Drills and Cider Mills, winch are so wei AnJS. s
and used in this county. Every farmer slou-
call and examine our new Buckley Gla-
Drill, with glass-bottOm fertilizer attscnmen.
1t is practical novelty, which all WaO nav
seen admire. Springfield Hay TeddeTs en-;
Horse Rakes, the best now in the market, sla
BILE. World-renowned Schuttler Wagon mas W
equal and sells on its merits.
TURBINE WIND ENGINES AND BUCK
EYE FORCE PUMPS.
We are the headquarters for Binier IWns
for any and all makes of Binders, ana relnelg
Der, we keep the best ana sell ILF cli5e snd
South Bend Chilled Plows, genuine Msls az
other Double Shovel Flows, Patent Fosl h hos
Dtggers, warranted Improperly used odig 9 Egs
feet deep in one and a-half mlnues hiI IL
and Walking CultivatOrs, Spring Ioon n In
rows, Corn and Cob Crushers, SILVER ana h ~
ing Cutting Boxes, Hay Forks ana IIacyd
Field and Garden Seeds a specttty ,tt,ss
quarters for Barbed Wire, larg' qusaNoors
of all makes always on hand Au oJa
Drive Gates and Iron Fencing foT SS''
WANTED.
1000 pounds of WOOL, for which we WHY'S
the highest cash price.
Respectfully. nam
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-01-10
: GLASSWARE -

was never so pretty as the factories are nOV
producing, and the prices are astJushing!y
low. l have just unpacked a car load of
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1896-01-10

IF YOU WANT PUE PEPPER, give TO
Il call. We grind ourselves ana kn0" Mar
be strictly pure. COrNder Seeu' o"o0
'o'~'' s'se' S'Ai'pe' F. v. sTAUB,
North Market Street.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

Written f9r sh@ EAGLE-
D.d ysa ever trace she pictures
81 me uffi1g etg4is "a hlgns
A. sgu watched taer1 from Y9lF
slraaE
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sflas forms se there chi led
- "a unaceu arthfs band,
isat as s44a as they ar flashed,
sou- contract, ~Aiie s3fne erPard
Then u.s. r. n apart sful scatter,
And new pietafes TAX their place,
"a. -lalsfHna whore tney existed,
Yasar . p Al ans vacant space
Tl4us il is, oar resolutions
Eanfsh ~ fne sculpturei clouds
Ilst a. on a. they are tested,
Vain retsrets their men'ry shrouds
.Essr sJ, outright ambitions,
FLA .hen life ia budding new;
Just NJ sppn AS w. would grasp them,
Vanished from cur dazzlcd view.
80 u Aiao IL with richrs,
Unto Mh4eh our hearts We bend,
When a moiiry panic strikes Us,
Fiy, ~ clouds before the wind
ia this Joys N transient, fleeing
-iippisg from the raptured eight
A. the q eey clouds, they scatter,
fids and vanish ia a night
Let as look beyond the yapora
To "a hptt-e not built with hands.
Jesus has prepared a mansion
- iulhl our SOULS demands.
JESSfE u. MYERS
san Antonio, Texas.
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6ask sUfTcf Bill
senator George to Have
charge at % tu the
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AFTER 80
The Last Disability Re
unos cu From the Con-
fcicratc Veterans.

NoN. aller the G.rc 81 more
than thsrtx svass uuus she vlose
ctthe etvii var. the 81 barrier
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he men Who fought ca the
Southern side frpm those who
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,cen removed. aud ;Aerv : No
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Nea' TIE Confederate veterans
trem holding o8cc m the Cai.ed
States array
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

Why suilcr with coughs
colds, AMI laGrippe when
Laxative Bromo Quuuiue will
cure You IA oae day. Does not
produce the ringing in the head
like Sulphate of Quinine. Put
up tn tablets convenient for tax
ing Guaranteed To- cure. or
money refunded. Price - cents
For sale by X K Chiffon u 60
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09

ut ~ fDss Old Hah afla
A Hslas thousands III doliam
iaf softhY charities sud 10
haltt mphane uts AID aid vete
n4hs ~ the soaihefn army ~
beloved Bt ~, a writer
&. tlttt ia1aa ltsu
apps WILSON, tlr DARKNESS -
creeping eith Tie certainty ~
stsnitis grniss There appears
a. Dee 40 hope Tor him IT. IT,
resigned 10 iis fate biiHt old
age what IL iraspn w. mny
learn here Tins dream Of ns
rafi5 ID he says, was 10
mnah q million aHtl bee uome
body Well I have susiir the
miiii"n aud others back ~ il
aui n"w realize that I un na
ts'"iy aHri aili This L. about
tiie sitdrst realization If il
dream ! have ever conc across
iIeaFuue
The grand nih man, the friend
~ every man who wortihiy
t"te the gray aud the -
tfihutnt - The needs af the
needy wherever found. has pub
iishre'l Az oFtrr Ut IA million af
dollars To- any unc ho can save
hia sight ~ IN to he hoped
that hts uuert may be- nuerrss
lal Among his i,rt anil grand
vst donations was an immvuHr
aum tu start aubneiptiuu itf
the erection ~ "a great hall ipr
The p 80 confederate Nrtefann
Aaasss iation. tsisi many Nsuthrfn
eiiire are competing fer the 10
vttl"n Nmuue either comprt
itata strange les zas, in Washing
tan titv a.. Federal capital.
hefr thu - Confederate are
"a q t,,sis atreus tud influential
Ahrtt,~n Esnmnaer.
eco o. tianfpgtsu aui Faatrfa
A't Ntmunt Hams aitd Lard.
alec i"s nne roitrs and Sugar.
nra 'f,sp Louisiana Maiess.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09
PREPARATIONS
T"f the slath Annual lie
anton .sf ttts tonfed
sfnFe Veterans.

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tests - tht tiin 81 Zee through
whi.h ns, eat and nf ti,r sea
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PASSED nh ths mission of het
audi ths t"mman defense You
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that ats 90 nfstnt every where
go Ysui lan,t hufausa tuu had
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09
oldest Twins ON Earth.

Richard and John McGid, two
twin brothers living ia Indiana,
are both hale. active men at 81
years of age. They claim to be
the oldest twins ia the world.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1896-04-09
Y. n. C. A..
The Ninth Annual state
Convention To Be Held
at Wfnona.

81 i4arty i~vltauon Of the
a4aau p oe4atiou tine ninth
state Convention Of tie
Young Neus Chr4simn AasD
citation 81 Mirnissippi eili inset
10 Wlnon4 April &d % Goth.
beginning Thufsday night at
80 O'Clock and closing SUNDAY
night.
The WinDna Association cor
invites nn unlimited dele
CATION rom ~ ne ociationa ~
the State, from i.tton Rouge
and jackson La. and of Chris
ginn men from places where
there are n1 ass1ctntiuns.
The hpr4ea 81 Win1hl Nlll be-
vide open, and entertainment
will be provided forail visitors.
send namen Of delegates To-
q ". isinkston, Nmona.
IN attractive list Of speakers
has been secured Rev. W. -.
~lirileston, pastor Of the Pres
byterian Church, oxtord. Miss
n g. Brock main, college seere
tify International Committee,
New Nnfh; a. I. Gates, secrr
tarY International COMMITTEE
IL the Southwest Kansas CITY.
Mo" ~ T. anderson, field
secretary Of the Intern ttioaal
Committee, Aahvillc, y. e.: y.
g Ilnrtc, general secretary
ioung MEMS Christian Assoc
citation, Mobile. Ala.
The topics viii BE- of interest
4 lew are noted The Repre-
sentative College Man" AN
Ideal summer Trip "The
tpistlr "t the First lmprison
mrni The tnllegr Association
81. "a Factor IA the Etangelikn
insu Of the World christ
AMONG Railroad Men, Per
tuli Work the Need ut the
Haar The Nallvy ct pccts
tau
The music wili De va charge
ot pg 4 e. West. at Natcher.
Mess Ua@Pel II, mus Nos >
q wll be- usytl
Every Srag BRINGS greater
hutt irom our Ststr wnfk ansl
she annual conventions are
rcsp"niuagiN rtchvr aui 1T
greater value a. the a$,ncll
TONS attendants pom prr
Nuoas conventions Will not need
e. hc urged Ia Attendance up,,u
tai~ gathering The oatleoA Is
That ths convention will tar
,arpsSs any vet hri,i. in interest
enthusiasm and practical r.
salts Indications point also "a
tn un1sBsdY hrlpi4G season ef
spiritual rvlgrshlae
Large Delegations 81 active
members teum ctrrV catfr.
csN aud town a>Seetatsoa. ir,aa
N"ans uaeus Prlyrv meetings
a. vel a. Naang nicn tsosn In
saC% Cart>tlau I'm
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feopleS tntoaS aRa ksaaurl or
cta eattau~ Ill ministers pre-
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tcFesteJ TIA Christian work. Stu
beats and mvmheN 81 the a
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tattj asv toy the ueaud trtp.
va tc granted G,an an pt,srt~
m SO state and een lS,eu
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: 81 q fGe convection VII.
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llousekeepers al have their
choice of all kinds Df Fresh
Meats ut W. W. kimblc's.
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Heart n,lcr the Double Eagle
March IN the Gaphophone at
the Racket Store.
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Hear the lstVings of Mad
John Mccullough in the Graph.
ophouc at the Racket Store.
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Chiltons Rose Cream is the
best relief for chapped hands
and lips.
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t. So t%ssdat.d that t.net.s
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49, "a tha aaapiasas - ihs
ttisa.sis seat,.,l tsaii.s-.d ha
ths~ ts.st,ssi,1 ui ni.. iIea..
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ttia - @~sssif % rts.aati..aass
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fQ RsS ssa &mitsA4S
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ArRtt 18th h.s hees .l...ss :,
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.Is..sa so primaries D.. srusl ,t.le
~tsstts - the stat. .antsatt..n
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Hsx IA $40 a. - Al
4. $3.50
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eastss azss
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A Eu,e4t sa... ta.au.t - ti.s
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tat
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SHORTHAND AND TYpewprr,>o

nss4td - acaza Hiaaa, GrAAaa and ~ 1me
= S"&Sses aaa eapleSee, reras vasassss~
AANS1SoN l. L Il, President
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