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REV JOHN DODWELL Independent Weekly With BtrMij SUIT or Editor nod Dovoted to the rponileuti grTHE CAnInterests of Knttrttt at Fcntojflte ttati rruiUnalter at Ittrm Av at 50 CENTS FARM A YEAR SCHOOL IVOL III A Family Inpor BEREA MADISON COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY JANUARY 2 1902 Fifty cents a year NO28I IDEAS ylTUB NEW A lower unblown a book unread tree with fruit iinliirvMtdl A imlli iintroO a hours whose room lark eel the heart illvlna i orfum i A landrepo who wide border llei In illent thatlo ncnlh tllcnt tklrx A wODlroUI fountAin yotunKnlfl A nmkel with IU gift conmlnl Tltli U the rear Lust forjou wall UejomI toinorrowi iaj lle gate Do not lot your failures of tlio peat your discourage you Look up pro forward trust in Owl day by dRY and you shall conquer TAKE NOTICE CITIZEN subscrilxirs DESUUE and read IMPORTANT NOTICE in anothor column Row Handing R Hogan will pronch at Brodhead Saturday January 4 102 ut 7 p mRt Hickory Grovo Sunday Jan 5 at 11 n in nnd nt Conway nt 2 p m FROM THE WIDE WORLD King Edward VII of England has prohibited the sale of scats at his coronation Mona Witto Rusaian Minister of Finance reports tho total cost of tho Chinese expedition to amount to 61 NX000 rubles 11827000 Tho Columbian revolution hoe cost tho livon of TiOOOO ablo bodied mon and 260000000 and has loft tho country in a stato of exhaustion II OUR OWl COUNTRY Worldwide Motholisui has 17011 ministers and TrBIKJW members Over rAOOO000 in gold dust boa boon oxportod from tho Yukon iu the post lire months Secretary Hay is to deliver tho ora tion on McKinley al tho congres sional memorialservicce Miss Helen Gould lion presented Vasflar College a sholnrship of 10 000 in memory of her mother This is the third scholarship reciovod by Vasiar from Miss Gould within a 11row years GOY Show of Iowa received tho following message from President Roosevelt last Thursday To Ooreraor Bhaw youbaremnacnleItoaecep11hearttolo tary ol tbs TnraturyTIIKObORK HOOSKVKLT Oovornor N C Murphy of Arizona has rccomniondwl to tho Secre tart of tho Interior that inhis judg mint the time is ripo to open for sale and settlement tho largo reservations now hold by the several tribes of In liana in Arizon with tho possible exception of the Navajo JJoflotrntion in Northeastern Arizona whom the IndIana have largo grazing interests Government experts declare that tho Bovontcenyoar locusts will appear the coming spring nnd summer in as groat numbers as over known before in nearly the whole State of Indiana in a considerable portion of Illinois in about twenty counties of tho northern part ot Kentucky ns well us in many other States and adriso that no fault trees or small fruitbushes bo planted this year In the region likely to be visited by these destructive in sects COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY Thn oil fover is developing in Laurel county Tho Missouri Oil Co commenced boring for oil at Burning Springs Clay county about 200 yard from tho famous burning spring lost Saturday It is reported that a gusher oil wolf of about 1000 barrels n day capacity was struck near Biuboursvillo on Christmas Day Mr and Mrs Robt E Smith of Covington celebrated their sixtiuth wedding anniversary ou Monday at the homo of their daughter Mrs E S Williams Groonup St Covington i Tho Legislature at its coming ses sion will bo asked to appropriate i 000000 for Stato capital buildings and the Roform School will ask for 100000 for building additional cot tages rendered necessary by tho crowded condition of the school at the present time THE SHOP HOUSE GUILDINO Board ing around under tho house makes the house much warmer This section shows the position of sills plates ledges rafters anil floor joists Corners should le natlod together of two wido boards and strongly nailed and braced temporarily with 1x1 in boards perfect ly plumb Tack pieces of boxing nnd brace thom plumb 8 or 10 ft apart to hold up tho lodges of 2x1 in when they are put up to their places Then cut tho lodges or supports for tho second floor from the 2vt in Allow enough to mnko a hal ved splice of shout 2 foot free cut below Cut thong just tho length of tho iimlclo of tho boxing at the sills Upon tho sides whore the floor joints rest they should bo put 8 in blow the top of the second floor nnd the floor joists sized down to 7 in or S fu 2 in above tho sills OUT I supporttimeshould bo upon a Inrel with tho tops of tho joists of time second floor or 8 ft 10 iu above tho sill which ia IJoxIURThOllIOIellny nails being careful to straighten tho hedges edgeways on tho ooanl are nailed in their places re moving time pieces of taxing that were tacked and braced for support to the lodges you como to thorn Tho sides of the house should bo braced until time second floor joists amid partitions are In their places A stick chould bo Urfod to measure the height of the lodges Do not nat where there are to bo doors or windows After tho boxing is ill nailed in its place cut the secondfloor iniutfl dm same length as the distance hohnt1n the boxing at tho sills Cut the ends 7 In down 2 in from the ends thus 1 so that the tops of tho second floor thejoistswill ho spoken of later Lay some rough boards upon them to walk on Put in bridging if thought necessary and put the plates in places thoIledgOHinside of tho house If the boxing is all of the same length and rusts upon thp price of 1x4 in tacked to the sills thoy will bo flush at tho top und it will bo an easy placeNowputting a piece of Uxl m ou either side of the opening and a header put across above and a stool for the hot toms of the windows Next till in the openlegsstuds Brace tho corners of the house wayIntom and to the ledges at the top nail ing the boxiug into it Wo will now proceed to frame the roof and I will try to show how to do it with the stool square and give rules that will cover tho framing of auy common roof by tho santo moth ott In cutting a common rafter fled first the extreme outside width of the hnuso If the house is to bo half pitch tako half that distance for the rise if ono thind pitch take ono third if onn fourth pitch take one fourth This house is to bo half pitch HO wo will takti unit the width for riso and the run is of course tho same thus The run is tho horizontal length and time rise is tho vortical Upon tho sido of the square laid out in twelfths which means that each inch stands for 1 ft nnd each twelfth for an Inch wo lay from tho corner the run ou the blado or the side iu the right hand and the rise on the tonguo which is tho side in tho loft hand which in this case is 7 ft 1 in each wafThe length of tho rafters is across tho angle Tho rafters should bo nailed two foot opart to contors the outside oues flush to tho outside of the boarding Ttildi tlioBtvonjhol iKrlcR of papers 7 Mr Chu King ol Hires College upon tha teaching of mechanics The nod paper will continue the subject of UoulObulldlnrRd COLORED STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION This Association convened in Lox ington Dec 20 27 1901 President F L Williams a graduate of Beren pro siding President Frost and Prof L V Dodge of Boron College attended the convention President Frost pro Rented to tho Association 100 copies of time John Q Fee memorial edition of time Berea College Quarterly and do livered an address which was much appreciated President Frost could not stay until tho close of the conven tion ProC Dodge had a complimon tarv introduction by President Williams and was called on to fill the places of speakers absent Tho subject assigned Prof Dodge was Popular Education on Economic Force and his address was counted A forceful utterance strong speech and at once witty pointed anti con vincing Time session as a whole was a post live success Tho ofcerrl of the past year were reelected Tho U S Civil Service Commis sion will hold examinations at several places in each state during March and April to secure young men and womon for tho government service 0889 persons secured positions last year through these examinations Probably 10000 appointments will bo rondo this year All appointments aro for lifo anti for most positions only a common school education is required Salaries at appointment vary from fCGO to 1200 a year with liberal promotions afterward Poli tics is not considered This affords a good opportunity for people be tween 10 and 45 years of ago Those desiring placed of this kind can get full information about them free by writing to tho Columbian Correspond ence College Washington DO nnd asking for its Civil Service catalogue number three A nOOII lirCOMMKNUATION I have noticed that tho sale on Chamberlains Stomach Liver Ta blots in almost invariably to those who have once used them says Mr J U Weber a prominent druggist of Cascade Iowa What bolter recom mendation could any medicine have than for pOOplO to can for it when again in need of such n remedy t Try them when you fool dull after eating when you have a bad taste in your mouth fool bilious havo no appetite or whop troubled with constipation and you aro certain to be delighted with tho prompt relief which they af ford For sale by S E WELCU Ja IMPORTANT NOTICE The POST OFFICE OFFICIALS at WASHINGTON D C have JUST RULED that a subscription to any publication entered its second class matter MUST BE DISCON TINUED when the time for which it is PAID IN ADVANCE has oxpir edThis moans that all who aro in ar rears to THE CITIZEN must pay up and in advance or wo will be compelled to STOPTHE PAPER or else we will have to double the price in order to pay time extra postage which would bo one cent on every paper or just two cants more a year for mail ing than wo charge you for THE CITIZENDONT DELAY Look at your paper and see what dato you are paid up to and thon send enough money to pay up arrears and n yoar ahead JOHN DODWELL Manager of THE CITIZEN r r VVALL TilE- LEADING LINES Of IMPLEMENTS WAGON3AND I BUGGIES r Bicknell Early Are Yon In Doubt As to tho thing to give at Christmas Then you hnvcnt seen the Lovely Things hroughtto Holiday Buyers Whatever your taste or or whatever the length of your purse wo tan meet your needs if you have in give Jowolry Tie fioliday Turkey would bo better reconciled to his fate if ho know he was to lx dismembered by one of those superb Carvers and that husband of yours would more fully appreciate tho well wishes MorryGreetings the best of its kind at the price T A Robinson Optician and Jeweler Main St Berea Ky Working Overtime Eight hour laws arc ignored by those tireless little workers Dr Kings Now Lifo Pills Millions are curingIndigestion Sick Headache and all Stomach Liver and Bowel troubles Easy pleas ant safe suro Only 25c at all drug stores Special Notice to Our Reader ThU piper la on ale at the office of The Chi streetChlcagnnKrcckil who may care to call upon The Inter IltlllIIIIthroughbe found every mechanical and MlenlUlc Im prorcraent of the age Iu connection with the Iuterrtedintheubjectandahouldbe Guaranteed Salary 900 Yearly Men and women of good tddrcn to represent tarloafulnry guaranteed yearly extra commtalon and tAbUlhedhoUIto tccuro plraiant permanent position and liberal Income New brilliant lIuf Write at once STAFFORD PJIKS3 SS Ctinrth St New raven Coon This LifeByOr Kings For Now Discovery Consumption Coughs and Colds The only Guuranfoed Cure DruggistCURESGripWhooping Cough Pneumonia or of the Throat and Lungs FREERegular Repair That Loom Homespun is coming into fashion again anti our girls should keep up tho art of spinning Boron College is finding a market for the products of fireside industry which may bring education and comfort to many homes Wo can pay for well woven linen 10 cents u yard jeans 60 cents linsey F0 cents wellmatched bed coverlets U to 6 Patent dyes not accepted oldfashioned indigo preferred For information address Jomnnic A ROBINSON Homespun Exchange Baron Ky WE HELP YOUNG MEN START IN LIFE t By soiling thorn highgrade clothing at extremely mod erate cost nppnrol that moots nil the demands of men of plOllS6tho Fine Fashionable Suits 10 L Good Reliable Suits 8 att Patterns and stylos to suit every taste and sizes to fit every form tho tall the short the fat tho lean and n tailor ready to improve tho fit when necessary COVINGTON BANKS Richmond Kv TTAATTORNEY TL LW Richmond Ky OFFICE IK BUILDINOMAIN STREET Collections And Red Estate A Specialty DR M E JONES t45 Dentist MillineryStoro Office DaysThursday Friday and5aturday of each week MEAT MARKET 1 have reopened the Meat Mar ket on Main Street Fresh Meats Dressed Poultry and Vegetables in Season M B RAMSEY Berea Ky Three Years in Richmond And out of all the sots of teeth that have boon made at my office if thoro is one sot or any sets that show any defects I will make a now set free We are making the best sot of teeth in the world for 1750 and if defects show in Ivo years we give you a new set free This applies to all tho teeth I have made or am going to make tho best alloy fills iu tho world at 76 cents DR HOBSON Dentist Permanently located in tho Hobsor Buildingnext door to Gov- eminent Building Richmond Kentucky Reference Richmond National Bank Special Price to Students INVEST WITH The Ideal Realty Guarantee Co RESERVE BETTER J CONTRACTSPLANS Than any other company doing iusintss ui he State Those seeking honest legitimate investments will receive our most cordial and thorough attention DR C E SMOOT Pres S M TUUOR Sec Gen Mgr J S CRUTCHER Treas Capital Stock S1OOOO HOME OFFICE RICHMOND KY Fair Dealing Pays And that is one reason our business is increasing We sell you iu n way to bring us your Future Trade and that of your friends For The Holidays Now Rockers Ladies Desks Couches Dining and Bedroom Furniture and many attractive articles to mako the homo comfortable Picture Framing Carpets Matting Rugs UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY Night Phone b6J0 S JOPLIN Richmond Ky SSS fiSST Fall and Winter f ANTICIPATE today our wants and needs for tomorrow WE ANTICIPATE in the Fall our wants in Shoes and Furnish ing Goods We have ANTICIPATED your wants and are ready to supply them from a large and complete stOCk Mens and Boys Shoos Heavy Boots Bootoos Felt and Rubbor Boots Underwear Neokwoar Socks Gloves Hats Caps Umbrollas Rain Coats You will find us complete in STYLE QUALITY and PRICE and will save you money which is the greatest anticipation of all IoJ207 West Main Street RICHMOND KY Mr Geo W Pow is our BEREA AGENT and has a ine of our ampes Goods can be had of him at the same price as charged in Our Store at Richmond ITHECITIZEN WHAT ALCOHOL DOES It Hula a Inn Daiilne health Ilonir Itnpiilnrm and flrnln Will nny one deny thnt alcohol Is not the chief cause of Individual failures to properly make adjustments to the circumstances which underlie business nnd earning u living wild the late Les lie B Kccley Ventures seht to sea like ships with ulcohol In command or nt the helm cannot mind the winds tako proper nstronomlcnl observation or sail tho ship to the right port Moro men tall In business or loso their em ployment by reason of drink than from nil other causes Alcohol ruins a mans business health his home his happi ness his brains By nuy showing whatever there Is no cnuso which equals alcohol in pro ducing Insanity It moves In trium phal procession along every route of stress which leads to the human brain and mind Llko a tlood it submerges sense reason and tho will as the del uge did the valleys nnd the hills Like a demon it Inhabits the mans vitals and blows Its breath of oblivion through his senses Into thnt most wonderful of Gods mechanism the higher brain centers With fiendish suggestion of euro it lies ambushed in the mothers rem edy for aliments of her children and hid In the darkness of natures most In comprehensible secret it reaches forth the skeleton hand of Mephistopheles and touches the unfolding tissue that God Is weaving Into a human brain That touch is degeneration Not yet content it sits lit hbo ne countants desk and blots bls pogo with error It tokes tbo business routes over the traveled ways and writes the word iutnmy 6n tile bust ness mans ndvcctlscniorrt It seeks out his rivals and enemies nnd whis pers to them tho awful word drunkard It seeks out his friends and teaches them to bow their heads in shame while murmurlijg the words of pltr When nil business relations are broken and ruined thwtyrant of slaves turns about nnd wlUxnn iron land ho grasps the mans brain and crushes reason thought tore and happiness In to the chaos of4tcrnal ruin HE WON THE FIGHT A Pnthetto experience In John G Woollefn Career A writer In the temperance column of Chrjstlnu Work says that those who are wont to claim that it Is easyfor a man who Is polluted with an apctltc for strong drlnl to quit and stay quit should read the following bltof experl flee given by John G Woollcy lie saysI shall never drink again But one night In n New England train and very Ill I met a stranger who pitied me and gave mcji quick powerful drug out of a small vial and my pain was gone In d minute or two but Alcohol was lick ing up my very Wood with tongues of flame I should have got drunk that night If I could I thought of every thing lrmy two years of cleanlife of the meeting I was going to vouched for by my friend nnd brother D L Moody whoso faith In me ball gone out Into nil the world of the bright little home In New York of Mary and the boys I tried to pray and my lips framed oaths I reacht up for God and he was gone nnd the fiercest fiend of bell had me by thrythroat and shouted Drink drink drink It was not yet daylight Sunday morning when I stood on the station platform at Pawtucket all alone I flew from saloon Ho saloon They were shut So were the drugstores and oil that day locked In my roommt the hotel I fought my fight nnd Won It In tho evening by tho grace of God nnd the people never knew thnt the man who spoke to them that night had been in hell nil day O mothers as you love your now pure sweet little boys pray God to help you tc ro warn and tcnchithcm as to save them from becoming polluted with nn appetltefonstrong drink WOMENAND NARCOTICS What Drs Norman leer SaT8 Upon Tbli Subject Dr Norman Kerr writes ns follows In Woman upon too constantly Increas- Ing uso of narcotics by women Alcohol Is the narcotic most fre quently used But I could give you n formidable list of narcotics which women In nil ranks of society are dallj using chloral chlorodyne ether chloroform less used by women in England thnn In America sal volatile eau do cologne nnd so on I nave known ladles addicted to nloholfto drink three bottles of brandy n day A bottle a day Is by no means an uncommon quantity I have had patients whoibad habitu ated themselves to two ounces grains lt chloral as tbclrMally allow nnce Twenty grains of chloral I may say Is a full medicinal dose I have treated patients who have been In the habit of swallowing eight ounces of chlorodyno a day and I have known ladles who could take a pint of chloro dyne In the twentyfour hoursIRoth tea and coffee are used in ex cess I found a patient Insensible in her room one day who had drank nothing but tea Hut she had consumed a pound of tea In the day Tobacco In tho form of cigars as well as of cigarettes is constantly re sorted to Temperance UlomiDrink will mako you a prey to vllo ImnglnutlonllIDrink will make you blind to the pure and good and beautiful Drink will put you at many dhad vantages in the race of life row Alcohol Iolnonii One Alcohol Is a poison It kills in large doses and half kills in smaller ones It produces Insanity delirium fits It poisons the blood and wastes the mans Professor James Miller M D RELIGIOUS THOUGHT Gems Gleaned Front the TcnehlnRn of All pcnomlnntlan The most vicious classes In society nro not the most Ignorant Ucv Rush Itces Ilnptbit Rochester NY Love Shown lijr Obedience Let us show our love by our obedi ence let us ask ourselves why we heed not tho requirements of the Christ who loved usltev S U Moore First Christian Atlant- aConclonneN of Living Roil Tim consciousness of the living God Is the most powerful factor In life It alters life determines conduct and brings new ldulles nnd responsibilities Rev Gccr o Pulton Wayncsboro Fa True Faith IlUnrm Fear True forth In God disarms nil fear and keeps the soul calm mill serene In all tho trials and storms of life robs death the grave and the Judgment of their terror Dr A It Holdcrby Con gregational Atlanta llrllglon an Eternal Xeeennltjr Religion Is eternal In the soul of man Like this ever recurring hunger of tho body there Is a soul hunger thnt seeks through various forms and In all ages for satisfaction Dr Daniel Dorches ter Methodist St Louis- ChrlMInn Work Whoever by word or deed lessens the suffering of men lightens their bunions dissipates their sorrow and contributes to peace on earth anti good will to ward men Is doing Christian work Dr Qullllnn Methodist Atlanta The GcnenU of Atnerlcnnliini Time may go on and the world may grow old and die but tho fact that man Is related to God will last a thou sand million years and that Is the genesis of Americanism Dr II W Thomas Peoples Church Chicago The Church and Divorce With thousands of other clerical and lay members of our church I am deeply grateful that the convention failed to adopt those pernicious nnd ridicu Ions measures regarding divorce Dr GcorgoiH Vnndcwntcr Episcopal Now York The Nation Seed Theone thing needful In this nation Is a reverence for maw because It Is lnwa reverence for tho author of law and n reverence for him whom wo adore as the ruler of nations Rev Francis n Robinson Presbyterian Berkeley Cal We Need the Chlncne The Boxer movement was a spirit cal movement wrongly directed We need the Chinese to help us unfold the deep things of the Bible Tho Chinese ore oriental Christ was oriental and the Bible Is orleutairDr W B Anent Missionary to China De True to Yonrnelf If I could say but one thing to each nod every auditor I would say Bo true to yourself your own highest self Nonconformity for the mere sake nonconformity Is not good but for the sake of conviction It Is excel PeoplesChurch The neiiaot of the Puritan Tho same forces which produced tax English commonwealth produced the Puritan movement and It was the Puritan and pilgrim more than any of the otheri settlements along the Atlan tic seaboard which gave color and fareto our Institutions Roy R A White TJnlvecsallst Chicago In the IlenrtiUlKbtt They question this democratic ago mustask of every llfoithnt wouldmold the worlds activities to its will Js not whence camo ho but what is he not whether he hns a splendid ancestry notiwhether his skin is black or white IIelirYI1lnIleaponslbllltlei of Property Property has its responsibilities as well as itsj rights and If tho rich acted moro fully on its responsibilities the poor would moro sacredly respect Its rights The Christian IIIn steward What ho haslla Gods and his only to use under Gods direction for the goody of othersDr Madison ClPctcrs Bap test Brooklyn JOT In Sorrow Real religion mny bow its head but beneath aUiotbcr thoughts Is the rnlIant belief that they and we will meet again Sorrow cnn year a diadem of hope and even the breaking heart nay smile because thc Eternal Father and tho homcniot made with hands arc la the neat dlstnncesGeorgo IL Hcp worth Obngregatlonallst New York The Joy of tho Spirit It is not what can be poured Into a manslife that can glwblm peace and gladness and Victory over time nnd death It Is in the spirit we carry within the spirit in allegiance with God that knows that the Father of Spirits is our Father and that neither lifo nor death can separate us fronn UlnxRev W II P Fliunce Baptist President Brown University The miile Error Are llnmnn A denial offcomplotq inspiration of the Blblo aver carries along with it an undermining af complete faith In Jesus Christ and tWIs dcnlaLond this undermining will Ins surely produce rationalism In thefpulplt ond Infldellty In the pow ns thc abscnbo of1 light will pro duco the prcucnco of darkness Every error In the Bible las Mono through the back door of humans translation huptlatiPhlladdpha Wheel of LIfe Wo allstud on the hub of n great wheel which lies prono on itho ground From the position which ft occupy look alongthospokowhich Is In my line of visit in and see thatvimall part of the dlstatntUbro whlchllcsaJicad of me You do ttieeamo thing tram your different sUuiai lnt Neither rou nor I can see tlioiw lOldot the circumfer ence for GCKlistoaillargo for nny ono IIctwortUCongregatipnallstiPow TIC PLAQUE OF ALUM It is said that the seventeen year locusts are duo next summer and farmers have already been warped with reference to their young orchards Theo is n greater plague than tho locusts with us now which affects not only tho farmers but the entire community This is tho alum baking powder Tho makers of those articles are trying to push them into every household regardless of tho harm they are doing to tho health of the people considering only the enor mous profits which thoy are making out of them Soiling them anywhere from ton to thirty coots per pound thoy still make eight hundsed por cent The public aro wahfpg up to the seriousness of this pest in somo local ities In England recently nearly a hundred dealers in alum baking powders wero taken into court convicted and punished anti that rid Great Britain of tho plngue In Canada notice has been given that after January next the liiothod in England will Ira adopted In this country ninny gro cers have already been arrested for dealing in alum powders and tho no tion of tho authorities will doubtless become general It is now unsafe to either sell or use them YOUR POSTMASTERIs ngent for TimE CITIZEN Give him Firnr CENTS and ho will send it to us und wo will send you Tho Neatest Cleanest Newsy Newspaper you over road ono each week for n year BO YEARS EXPERIENCE TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS Ac- Anrnne ndlng a itetrli ud deerlpllon n oalcklr certain our whether ui Invention It prob Wr pauntable COmman- ltlonaolrlcUronDdenliaL lIandbnakOlllateDIII sent free Oldest for Patents taken Urouub Nono tUrecelve ipttul notttt without chmrae lu the Scientific Httterican A hundtomelf lIIaltntld iWr lArBWt rtr ralatlon of am Monroe wrnU lean M s month II SodbraiinerdnIer INN GO 3Blaroaaar New York Utmcb ufflce OS F ilL WMhbwton U BUY THEN 161 SEWING MACHINE Do not bo deceived those who ad vertlso a fCOOO Sewing Mnclilno for 2000 Thlsklndofanmchbtocan- ho bought from us our dcolera from 10Ow- S MAKE A VARIETY THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST Tho Feed determines the strength ci weakness of Double Feed combined with othci strong i oliita makes tho hew Home the t Sewing llachluo to buy- vigiQi CIRCULARS wainDlnnrhn1 wo nuinuCicluro and prices bcruropurcluulni TEC NEW HOME SEWING HASHING ORANOt MAa B Union Sq N Y ChlamoIlL AUantA Oa- 5U LouUMo IMihtsTosNan Kranclnco Ok ron SAIC BV SISCO d CO Hlcholasvllls Ky u LOUISVILLEHENDERSON 6 ST LOUIS RV DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS BKTWl- tBNLouisville and St I Louis Parlor Cart on Oaf Tills Pullman Buffet Sleepers on Night Trains for rate and limber Information address L J IRWIN G p LoUISVILLE KY THE SCHOOL THE PURPOSE AND VALUE OF OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS Blessings that wo daily enjoy oroI apt to bo unappreciated When wo nro free from prim wo forgot the hours of our suffering In our national urn there are many things for which wo should never cease to bo thnnktul which secure us from tho most irksome ills of tho old world nnd bring to us happiness and wealth but to which except upon ceremonious occasions ninny of us hardly give a pas slug thought Among these national blessings and perhaps Ui4 most proI ciotm among them ns our public school system which is distinctively nn mIerican institution Other nations have established Pne Schools anti Pub lie Schools but in no other country are there schools for the entire moo plo free or public ns our schools lire In the vatnblmhment and build ing up of our system wo have copied much thnt is good from tho schools of Europe but wo have beery careful to discard tho undesirable features which are still retained abroad but which are uuRiiited to tho demands of our national lifo These differences need not he pointed out It in sufficient toI say that our school system has 80I commended itself to the friends of ed ucation nnd material progress abroad that coiiHtant efforts urn being made to imitate it in EuropoiOur public schools thou nC lnolltoI fence they have in fart never 1Ilt1lt1I defence Prom tho start thoy took doop root In American Roilnnll though at intervals weakly attacked thuro hM mover boon n tune when they wOn in reid danger However they did not come to us as commits a gift of niilur nn tho rain and the siinshin On tho contrary thoy wero instituted with a wolldefinwt purpose and tbejI have grown to their present stnto orI efficiency through tho watchful care and tho unceasing efforts of tho no blohtniiiultil of our mOil nud women inspired not by hopes of wealth or orI fame but by patriotic love of country and nn unselfish diwirv to elevate mnllI and push on the car of human pro gress The history of our public education is as interesting nn n history of ourI wars and tho twoliavo n closer rellI tion than wo realize The purjxwo ofI the early colonists won emancipation from the shackles and oppressions of churchand state tho problem that early presented itself to their minds wits Holfgovernmeut without tho in terforonco of princes or potentates Tho purpose and the problem were always connected and in connection with lath was presented tho necessi tyor universal education Not the education of tho governing class for all wero to belong to tho governing class not the education of any class for there was to bo DO classification Tho bunions antI responsibilities of government woro to bo shared alike as were its blessings It wan import ant if such a condition of things VIt- o become permanent that the chill dren should all be educated for tho duties and responsibilities of intelli gent citizenship The need was not for schools like Eton or Harrow or Winchester or Westminister of England whoro the sons of the aristocrats could learn to make Latin versouor for ilonouiina tional schools for tho propagation of church creels nor for charity schools where the badgo of pauperism migh- la conferred with a pompous display of so culled philanthrope Most o f tho colonists had seen tho working- of all these and had reason to di dik them Tho real need was for upright intelligent citizens with equal right and equal privileges and equal responsibilities and so thin public school wasealiiblishwl not fullfledged und vigorous and housed lu elegant anti costly buildings ns now but ratio with great sacrifice and labor with rude applainces nUll uncouth sue roundings in the littlo log school houses at tho crossroads It had how over tho support of sturdy patriots and tho prayers of coiiHdontioiis Christians and jealously guarded by proud fathers and lovingly nurture by fond mothers it grow and flourish ol lo be continued llml To Cooiti r or nh I was just about gone writes Mrs lions IlichardHon of Laurel Springs NO I Imd Consumption NO bud that tho best doctors said I could not lvo moro than n month but I began to use Dr Kings Now Discovery nUll was wholly cured by seven bottles and nm now stout and well Its an unrivaled lifesaver in Consumption Piiouoinonia La Grippe and Bron chitis infallible for Coughs Colds Asthma Hay Fever Croupor Whoop ing Cough Guaranteed tattles fiOo nnd 3100 Trial bottles freo at all drugstores THE HOME Food is that which when taken In to tho body builds up its tissues anti keep thorn in repair or which in consumed in the hotly to yield energy In the form of heat to keep It warm nUll to create strouijth for its work Such fool us moat milk and eggs build up tho muscles nUll other tis suns Sugar molasses potatoes and rice form limo fuel which Is burned up tho body to produce heat Whan too muoh of this sort of food Is taken it Is stored up in tho body in the form of fut Wo often find very fleshy people who are fond of potatoes and sweet things and who keep up their body weight by almost constant uso those fnt producing roods Cutter cream and fRt of meat III beef mutton pork and bacon are eHxnntinl for growth and mire also Imrnvd up In tho body to produce lady heat sad energy In winter wo ought to omit moro of these heat producing fouls than nt nay other time Fat meats iiko pork anti baCOn should bo littlo used in Hummer but nt that time wo ought to live more on the loss heat producing foods such ns green vego tables Ahido from tho every dny tine of salt ns n condiment wo got ninny wilts of different kinds in connection with our food Such vegetables ns potatoes turnips bouta beans nUll corn take from flue ground certain mineral flalta which nro nettled to build up BOIIIO parts of the body Wo get them thus at second hand but thoy fulfill their mission strengthening the toroth and IKMICB forming pert of the gastric juico in tho stomach anti son tug many special purported Water compesenmnbeutthroo fourths of the entire hotly weight henco wo know it has nn Important par to play It forms nn nclunl part of the Jamicw oven of such hard mtbtttnnco till lanes and teeth and in the chief iuigue knit of tho fluids of tho iKxIr forming n li iid medium for tho distribution of nourishment to tho Uasuefl suit tho carrying away of waste matter It also distributes heat iw it travels about tho Italy Wnter then is n food and should be considered quite as necessary ns tho moro solid forum of food Wo Hhould take an much care to supply our ladies with the necessary amount of water as of bread and meat Few of us drink enough water A healthy man nc dsln every twoulyfour hours between 50 and CO ounces of water Ixaidea tho water bo gets in his solid fowl which is about three pints Some of this ho takes In the form o boverogos such as tea and coffee but seldom does ho take enough water as suchIf those who wake in tho morning fooling dull heavy and sluggish would form tjio habit of drinking n full cup of water just before retiring they would find themselves much benefited Tho water aids In theprocoss ofcarrying away waste which Is go lug on in tho night and loaves the body trust and strong for a now days workChildren often cry for water rather than for food and an eminent physi givenfrcey CllllOOtoouCAROLINE It ALMT A VlrenrnnCitCall- I stuck to my engine nlthougl every joint ached nuderery nerve Val Belltqmy a lingtun lowilfit was weak and palo without any appetite aid millrum down As I WOH about to givo up andeas M ovu did in life Weak sickly rut dowil pooplo always gain now lifi strength and vigor from their use drublltorosPrice THE FARM Edited bT 8 a Profcwr of Horti culture Heirs College EXTERNAL DISEASES OF THE HOG AND THEIR TREATMENT Iljf wan Itcliluw Bcnecn KM Swlno lever continued U you have near n hundred bolts the treatment already given will onnlhi Into It but swine favor Is very rarely the only dlseaso in the herd Every other disease that hogs can have and thnt may happen to bo in the pun hens taken a boom Increased in viru Iou co and passed tho halo of natural resistance nines Swine fever began iU depressing work Those diseases both external nut internal if present have become vimlentnud begun their work of destruction although wo have ddstroyetlswine fever Deforo this was done wino fever has made all tiro animals susceptible to ororyIcommon dlneano that may happen toIIx in the pen Wo have ono noxious weed on the farm tune farmer would say wo have 8elJmtodIono ulninont from tho compound a chcmiHt would liMO it The com pound n mechanical ono If mango or itch has attained a high state of virulence thoy will have to lw treated lice If in tho hord would hnvo increased with mnrvolou rapid ity smith would have to bo dmtrojed So on with every other disease both external and Internal Tho Important fuel that a herd of hogs ran and do have ire or six different diseases among theme anti sometimes six din tenses tiKn one hog nt the same time in little understood by farmers and equally nit little bv scientific moo Anknowledge of swine fever and IU treatment inol tho first importance in thu Indof BwiuodiBeiuwfl After this knowlwlgn in gained nil other diseases can Ixj isolated and ether understood Wo can after that ana lyzo hog cholera Into its elementary parts treat each part or lltISJI1 as far an our knowledge goes making tho study of diseases of swine a pro gnssice one Smallpox Tho next dineano 1111olio that uiakivi a scale or scab on tho tally portion of the animal tlioM scales have mailer under them I have called the disease Ninallpox on account of Its close rutomblahco to mnnllpox in human being My treatment In with nitrate of lend tho same an for mange I have earn but very few affected by it Eating Sore This la a disease slmilai to foot rot In It will rot thefuse of the knife In tho hogpen It la fspread by lice also by hogs with open wounds coming In contact with it it makes ugly 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Ulcers Totter Salt Rheum Fever Sores Chapped Hands Skin Erup guarfia TiE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON FIRST QUARTER INTERNA TIONAL SERIES JAN 6 Text nt tltf Lriiun Ada I 114 Mem ory Verse UH Ooldun Text Act I 8Commentarr 1repnred hr the tier n M Btearna Copyright ty American mesa Awodatlen J All that Joins began lath to do and teach Thus I uko prnkn of the things which ho ty the Spirit hid written In his gospel This book gives an ac count of the things which Jcnux continued to do and touch by IIU Spirit through lUll disciples and lIe Is still doing and teaching by tho seine Spirit through Hit willing We could scarcely have more appropriate or helpful Icnon with which to begin tho year than Ihe lesson for today for In it wo have tho secret of Power In Ills service even tho somepxw er which wrought In Him In all Ills words and works and concerning which Ian wrote He that wrought effectually In Ieter thin same was mighty In me Gal II 8J being seen of them 40 days and HpeakliiR or tho things pertaining to the kingdom of God At least 10 or 12 times between Ills resurrection from the dead and Ills vlsiblo ascension Ho np peered to Individuals or companies of Ills disciples and It would neern that Ho was always ppcnklng about the things of the kingdom of God Since this was the great tuple of lUll preaching and conver ration can there be anything more him portant for us than to bo sure of an en trance Into the kingdom to walk worthy of It while hero and to lire to hasten It John 3 R I Tuess II 12 Moth ri i3 a n Yo shall be baptized with the Holy Ghost not many days hence Al though they had been with Him almost constantly for two or three years the greatest and lest teacher that ever lived for who tcachetb like IllmT Job sxxvl 22 tlllr were not qualified to go forth tin Ills witnesses till specially endued as It U written In Luke xxlr ID Ikhold I send the promise of My Father upon you but tarry yo In the city of Jerusalem un til ye IeptulI1 with power from on blob Since our Ian Jesus Himself did not begin Ills public ministry till the Holy Spirit came specially upon Him Math III 10 17 Acts x OS nnd those privileged men could not go forth without special endueinciit are wo not wrong It wo think we ran servo Him without be Ins filled with tho Spirit Kph v IB 08 Lord wilt Thou nt this tlmo rc store ncnln tho kingdom to Israel The kingdom which the God of heaven will vet up Ian II 44 God being the author of It end heaven the character ot It and therefore called In the goipelx both the kingdom of lest and the kingdom of heaven will lot n kingdom under the whole heaven or on the whole earth Dan vII 1T with Israel as a righteous nation In their own land as the enter anti the whole earth filled with the glory ot till Lord Inn Ix 21 xl 0 xxvll 0 llom xl 1C The Hat iour did not call their expectation carnal or earthly ns many do today and tell them that their thought of the kingdom were all wrong end that It was to be n spiritual king don In the hearts of men but He simply told them that It was not for them to know the time and their prewnt business was to be filled with the Spirit and In Ills power to be Ills witnesses unto the ends of the earth II In message to us Is In this respect the earno as to Israel Fear not for I have redeemed thin I have called theo by thy none Thou art Mine Therefore yo ore My witnesses Bfllth tho Lord that I am God This peo pln have I former for Myself They shall show forth My praise tan xlill 1 10 12 21 II And when He had spoken these things while they beheld He was taken up nod a cloud received Him out of their sight In Luko xxlv CO Cl it U written And He let them out aa far as to Itethany and Ho lifted up Ills hand and blessed them and It como to pass while Ho blessed thorn He was parted from them and curried Into heaven Among Ills parting wordi were the assurance that all power won given unto Him in heaven and In earth that lie would be with then all tho days until tho end of the ago and that they were tp go Into all tho world and preach the gospel to every creature proclaiming repentance anti re mission ot ulna In Ills name Math xxvlil 1820 Mark xvl 1C Luke xxlv 47 He was the first rl en from the dead to be re ceived up Into heaven and by virtue of Jill death and resurrection all ilia re deemed tlhftll take part In the first resur rection Her xx 0 It Is probable that those who rose from the dead after His resurrection Math xxvll 02 53 are with Him In glory a Orst fnjlta of the first resurrvctlon 10 11 This same Jesus shall no come In like manner It Is just possible that the two mIll In white apparel were the wine two who appeared with Him on the Mount of Transfiguration nnd there spoke of Jill decease which he was about to lie compllidi Tho steadfast heavenward look of the disciples makes us think of Stephen and to desire that like him wo might be able to look up steadfastly Into heaven nnd see the glory of God nod Jesus Acts vii 65 The great truth In thin passage U the one we hnvo quoted and wo must not for a moment consider the coming of the Spirit at Pen teeost nor the destruction of Jerusalem nor nny other event nor death nn tho com ing of Christ When Ho comes He will bo tho same Jesus nnd He will come In tike manner and Zcch xiv 4 says lIe will entnc to tho same Mount of Olives on tho cast of Jerusalem On Ills way Ills saints will meet Him In the air In glorified bodies l Cor xv Cl C2 I Thcss Iv 1018 and then In duo time return with hint In glory I These III 13 Col Ill 4 llcv xlx 1114 1214 They returned to Jerusalem from Olivet with great Joy and wero continually praising and blessing God Luke xxlv 02 03 They also continued with one accord In prayer and supplication afterIresurrection were filled with sorrow and Ho had to rebuke them for their unbelief It U Ilia resurrection and His coming again that gives joy and peace This Is the last mention I think of ills mother Mary and wo find her with those who are engaged In prayer How good to find IIU brethren nluo at this gathering for prayer for thero was a time when they did not believe In Hlml John vII 0 May wo go on Into this year If Ho Btlll tarry and continue us In these mortal bodies filled with Ills Bulrit His faithful witnesses ready for any manner of service and waiting for HU return praying without ceasingo THE CHRISTMAS CONCERT Tho Harmouia Society is to be con gratulated upon tho very excellent program given on Christmas Eve Tho selections were all of n character to load the listener to dwell on the coming of the Redeemer Tho open ing mid closing numbers taken from Handels oratorio of tho Messiah were given with the zest which they do maul and with a close adherence to the required tempo The cantata The Hope of the World by Schnecker was the chief number of the program This com position is not ono of great depth or inspiration but contained some fairly good numbers from which tho chorus succeeded iu gotting tho best thoro was It is unfortunate that there are so few compositions of this character for chorus work aside from the great oratios consequently selection be comes a very difficult mutter for tho conductor The remaining numbers comprising solos a quartette and a male chorus wore well given Tho weak points in the chorus work woro faulty attack producing rnggednosa of tone in tho opening and closing of a number lack of shading andcolor big Theso suits nro largely due to not following closely the directions of the conductor Tho oycs of the cho rus should dwell BO frequently on the conductor that no point be lost Tho accompaniments were given iu good taste und splendid form On tho whole tho performance was one of merit and all concerned are to be commended for its excellence A Cure for IUUIIMIRO W C Williamson of Amherst Vn says For more than a year I suffered from lumbago I finally trig Cham berlains Pain Dalm and it gave mo entire relief which all other remedies had failed to do Sold by S E WELCH J- nEdward J Blake College Student By Charles M Sheldon Authnraf In 7USfn fairies KW The CrwOrfcwi aJ Jftfllp Ktnma Robert llaniui Sewn hays OJpvrluhllm In U B A Jill dunce lltUWng QI Chicago err nlxjullhc wlioio matter replied Edward slowly Your trouble In It Is caused l y the deceit that lies at tho bottom of the whole business I dont know that I nin responsible for that The only thing I regret Is my connection with It at all Im willing to hand back the money on the weeks work Ho laid the money on the table nUll Itnnkln contemptuously struck It off on to tho floor Edward stood as still as before You can pick up your money I dont want It Edward still remained In tho same place and mid nothing Rankin after his passionate gesture and exclamation walked over to the window again Willis and a crowd of students were just returning from the ladles hall As they came noisily up tho steps singing Edward walked to the door saying na ho opened It Ive made up my mind not to carry tho papers another day Its the only course I can take Of course I will hand you the subscription lists as made up to date kSay come back a minuter nankin spoke In a quieter tone and Edward closed the door and stood with his back to It lie could hear Willis go Into the room across the hallway whistling and singing alternately Wont you carry the route until I can find another renter Its not an easy matter to transfer the route now that the terms so far along and the fellows all have secured some regular workEdward hesitated In real perplexity lIe did not have any faith In Ilnnklns sincerity and slid not know how long bo would probably put him off and pre tend that he could not find anyone else to take the route On time other hand now that he had made up life mind to give up the business Edward felt that every day added to his com pliance with an untruth Should he keep on lying merely to help Rankin find another poor student who would enter Into tho same compact to de ceive Ills answer when ho finely gave It was determined by that last consideration Tho accommodation to Itnnkln simply meant transferring tho same course of deceit to sonic ono else No I wont carry the paper another tiny he said doggedly Then you can go to the devil said Ilanktn with a burst of profanity Ive been to him already replied Edward with a glean of excitement the first ho had shown and I dont In tend to repeat the visit Ho went out without waiting to hear Itanklns reply and after pausing just a moment In tho hallway ho entered was blacking his shoes It was a curious custom ho hind just before ho went to bed During tho act ho always whistled As Edward como In he looked up and stopped his whistling long enough to say Hello Thought you came In long agoNo said Edward going Into his bedroom He came out again at once anti looked ntihln roommate thoughtfully Willis put hlj other foot up on tho chair anti started a now tune Ive been In to nor Itankln and told him I wont carry the papers any lon ger I cant stand It tulle any more Willis took his foot down and stared at Edward Wtll ho exclaimed finally In a tone that Edward could not quite un derstand What did Itankln say The last thing be said was to tell mo to go to tho devil And you came right In here lint Hay Willis suddenly walked over to Edward and to his great astonish ment put out his hand I want to slake I didnt think you would do It I honor you for It Not that my honor Is of any value hut then I dont want you to think I dont have any right Ideas about things because I do There Isnt a boy In the college that doesnt Then tou can go to the dcvtW laid Rank Ir t with a burst of profanity know the whole miserable business of the paper route deception Is lying out right I know It because Ive done It a year at a time myself Whats the use of trying to smooth It over We juniors havent taken up evidences and ethics yet but we have brains enough to know tile difference between a lie and a truth Stick to the truth my boy Thats what I say It was the first time Edward bad had a glimpse of the serious side of Pres tout For a moment he choked The tears came to his eyes and he could not soy anything When he did speak ho sold something which led Willis to ask questions about his home training In return Edward asked questions of Willis And that evening before they went to bed the two young men had learned more about each others family surroundings than they hind ever learn ed before The confidences they exchanged placed their friendship on an entirely new and more substantial ba sis Edward learned that Willis fa ther haul for years been a successful stockbroker In New York He had sep arated from his wife who had mqved west with her children the oldest of whom was Willis Willis spoke of his father with contempt and lapsed Into his reckless manner In a short descrip tion of him Dut the minute he spoke of his mother bo became gentle and his manner was more nearly like that which had surprised Edward at the be ginningIt very late when they went to bed arid after tho lights were out and It had been very quiet for a minute Willis called from his bedroom- I forgot to black mY other shoe And then he added In a serious tone I wish I hind no sins of omission any blacker than that to lay up against my selfIn the morning there was not a trace of his seriousness apparent only In the days that Immediately followed he evi dently had nn added respect for his roommate and the meeting ground tor them both was understood by both to be easier and more human It would not be so difficult as It had been for them 16 understand each other The next few days were a test of Ed ward Dlakos purposes How severe tho test was not oven be himself knew until long afterward Ho told Frccda what he L I done rind had a momentary delight In the effect of the news on her But It was followed by an un easiness that could not hide the suspi cion that Frccda was planning to leave time ladles hall In order to lessen her expenses and help him It was true however that all this did not to equal tho freedom be at once enjoyed In the dally knowledge that lie was out from under the burden of that con scious dally lie The real relief that bo felt was a thousand times compensa tion for all the added burdens of the question of his college expenses which now faced him anew For a week ho used every spare moment of his time trying to find some seemedusther In the neighborhood of the college or In the town But at last he sue ceeded In getting the care of a furnace at time house of one of tho professors and of a horse and cow at the residence of one of tho townspeople The dls tanee between tho two houses obliged him to take much more time for tho work than bo felt be ought to spare amid all ho received for his service at both places together was 325 a week But he finally Bottled down to his fall and winter work with a good degree of courage and a clear conscience Ran kin had disposed of his route to one of time freshmen and Edward heard noth ing more directly about It but that was not the end of the matter as ho found out before his college course was over Tho results of transgression of moral laws are farreachlng and the world learns the lesson painfully Bet ter that It learn It thus than never learn It at all It was tho beginning of November and everything In Hope college was now In full swing The secret societies the athletics the glee club the r literary open societies owing to tho unusual enrollment of students wero all flourishing Edward hind been In sited to join the lending literary so ciety as a promising freshman anti ho gettlngsinger and Willis who was a proml neat tenor In tho glee club and would have been glad If Edward could have been an applicant for admission gave him up after nn attempt on his part to test his roommates vocal powers Didnt you ever sing anything ho asked Edward one day after ho had coaxed him to try the scale The nearest I ever came to It Is what you have Just heard replied Ellwnrl1l1obcrlyIt the notes up and fired a gun at them you couldnt have scared them any worse said Willis pensively How much will you give ino to teach you the scale I havent money enough without selling the farm said Edward slowly But there was another part of tho college life that attracted Edward strongly and for which his sturdy phy sique fitted him to take a part If ho could only spare tho time from his work and his studies and that was tho athletic side of It Ho was naturally very vigorous and fond of outdoor life His farm training had dcvcloiKHl his muscles to slow rather than to rapid movements but all ho needed was gymnastic training to make a typical athlete of the better sort The football team for time year hind already been chosen but Edward began to play with time second eleven and after two weeks hard work the captain of time collego team ono day noticed sonic specially good play on his part and complimented him on It Say did you hear what Reynolds said about your play at the club to night asked Willis on the evening of that same day as tho boys were going up to their rooms No said Edward much pleased Well ho said If you kept up that kind of form you would be a good sub stitute for tho Thanksgiving day game In case Wallace was dropped Yes It would be a nice thing wouldnt It to put a green freshman Into Wallaces place just before that game growled one of the seniors But look at Brooks In 1S02 spoko up ono of tho boys who knew the roe ord of every football player for years back lie went In to play on the regular team before bo had been In college six weeks and ho made one of the best quarter backs Hope ever bad Of course said Willis What does the college care about a man whether hes freshman or professor whether bos 10 years or 100 whether ho knows a quadratic equation from n pitchfork If he can play football Thats all we want Play ball Edward said nothing but when bo nnd Willis had gono up to their room ho began to ask questions about tho team Ho did not really know the men on the eleven because they were with one exception upper class men nnd ho never met them In studies nnd did not oven know tho names of nil of them Willis wns usually perfectly Indiffer ent about everything In the college but football was tho one subject bo was enthusiastic over He told Edward all tho particulars about the team gave their records In the different games played gave quite a graphic description of tho finest run ever made across the gridiron nnd wound up by telling about the defeat of the university team at last Thanksgiving day game We ran In Walker on cm that game Walker was a semiprofessional The college paid him 200 to play on the team and ho registered as a sophomore taking special course In history or Egyptology or something 1 dont believe be over made a recitation In his life and he didnt know 1120 from a barrel of molasses but ho could play ball and thats all the college wanted You say tho college hired him Well the association Of course Its really tho same thing The association Is made up of a committee of profess ors and upper class men Then the professors knew that Walker was not a real bona fide stu dent but was allowed to register so as to play football Thats It replied Willis carelessly Its done by a good many colleges Of course the university men found out something and tried to kick on Walker but he was registered nil right as n student taking a special course and they had to play or forfeit the game We didnt think It was necessary to In form the university that the special course Walker elected was for the degree of F IVFoot Ball And Willis chuckled as he called up the Incidents In that particular game Edward was silent for awhile Then he said It looks to me as If a thing like that was lying Willis looked over at him and his lips curled slightly but It was not exactly scorn There was another feeling hack of It Well I suppose It is when you boll It down he replied Indifferently He pause and then added as If confiden tially Time fact Is of course that Pearsons tic new tackle Is a dummy student Ho registered last fall as a junior and Is supposed to be taking physics and botany About all tho physics he gets wouldnt turn the hair scales In the laboratory and nil the botany ho knows Is the color of the grass out on time campus But be can play football all right and hes earning Ids 150 good enough so far Do you mean that the professors know that Pearsons Is only a student In name and that he Is really In college Just to play bam Of course they know It They know that Pearsons will drop out at the end of tho second half He has no Intention of going through college Ho Is plan ning to spend the winter on a ranch In Nebraska lvo beard him say so But U we can beat the university agaIn on Thanksgiving day wo dont care whether he goes to Nebraska or Cuba Edward made no reply but opened his books and began Ills evenings study Willis pulled down a much buttered volume looked It over for about ten minutes shut It up threw It down on his table and said Thank good ness Ive mastered that subject Then ho reached up to his case and palled out a box of cigars lighted one and began to smoke After ten minutes ho got up nnd found another book which lay under n tennis hat a sweater and n boxing glove glanced through It hastily mnde n few figures on piece of paper put tho paper Into the book threw It on top of tho other one and exclaimed Ive got that all right Then he rose and went over to a little blackboard on his side of the room and put down a number of chemical formula copying them from the card that he took out of his vest pocket This occupied him about five minutes He carne back to his desk thumped on It once or twice carelessly and then went to n closet and took out collariand when Edward looked up again he was Just going out It was an unwrit ten rule with them that when either was studying they were not to talk or nsk questions but as Edward look ed at him Willis said Ive got everything for tomorrow nnd Im going down to tho society rooms a little while Jf tho president calls tell him Ill bo back In the morn ing In time to take breakfast with him I like my steak well done When Willis was gone Edward stud led on The difference between him and his roommate was shown In tho almost painful slowness with which Edward succeeded in getting his les sons He studied three different boots that evening but when ho laid the last one down it was half past 11 Before he went to bed ho went to the window and looked out on time campus Tho football field Iny just beyond nnd In the light of the electric lamp at the end of the walk by the library the goal posts showed up quite plainly Edward Blake looked out thoughtfully Sup pose Reynolds and tho team asked him to play In the university game or even to go down as a substitute what busl ness was It of his that the whole tram acted n silent He in the case of Pear sons The professors winked at the deceit It couldnt be anything very wrong and of course it was none of his business yet he had only Just fought out one battle along the same line Would ho have to go through It againBut then It isnt likely Ill be asked to play ho said at last Time enough to settle It when It comes But before ho went to sleep that night he know well enough how ho was going to settle the question Perhaps that Is the reason that he slept so soundly co well in fact that he did not hear his roommate come In somewhere about 2 oclock Ob the might of a life that It right That ware not at duty nil That marehea on u in Godl own tight No matter when other tall For the right oi that life li the might That dull conquer the world broad And the day shall come alter the night For the oni of the children of Cod ITO BE conrnruzD 1 Necessary Expenses for Twelve Weeks School Persons who board themselves cantpcnd a s much or little u they choose on living expenses It pays to have a little extra moncyiforjlcct urea books and other thing lint the necessary expenses are onlY aa follow To pay the Gnat day whirs HALL HALL School Incidental Fee f 4 80 H to Ex Hospital Fee 23 pensca etc abont 200 200 General Deposit 100 Room stove table etc 2 00 2 ro Fuel and Oil 2 80 00 Rent of Laundry ro First Month Board 5 00 00 75JrtBeginning 2d Mo Bowl 6 00 6 00 Beginning 3d Mo Board 5 00 6 00 2875 l75 Ocnl Deposit returned 00 i uu Total Expense IB Week 37170 27 73 For those below A Grammar deduct the B for books and tl from Incidental fee making the total only 52175 When lour girls room together each savus SI on room and U or more on fuel making the total only S317S If classed below A Grammar Fuel Is cents more Iu Winter and cents lees In Spring term Two rooms for housekeeping with stoves etc can usually be rented for from SI to Ii a term The price of a big calf a little tanbark or n few tiomeapnn bedcovers will give a term of school which will change ones whole life for the betterl- 1IEMARRABLE CURE orcuour A Little Uojri Life Saved I have a few words to say regarding Chamberlains Cough Remedy It saved my littlo boys life and I feel that I cannot praise it enough 1 bought a bottle of it from A E Stqero of Goodwin S D and when I got homo with it the poor baby could hardly breathe I gavo the medicine as directed every ten minutes nntil he threw up and then I thought sure ho was going to choke to death We had to pull the phlegm out of his mouth in great long strings I am positive that if I had not got that bottle of cough medicine my boy would not bo on earth today JOEL DEUONT Inwood Iowa For sale by SE WKLCU Jar I 4 THE CITIZEN The World Needs by home prodders broader deeper and more liberal provision for tho future of each once dependents This rule Individually applied will contribute more to the prevention ol poverty end misery than thing else What prorlslon ran bo made for the future that carries with It the guarantee of absolute security that a policy ot life Insurance dot- Kipcdallr one of the New Perfection Policies o- fThe Mutual Life Insurance Companyof Kemeralr Ihey are UNCONDITION ALLY INCONTK3TAHLK from date of This la 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features they aroI known as its record as tho favorite family journal for over one hundred years ia a conclusive testimonialJTHE COMMERCIAL TRIBUNE COMPANY Publishers Cincinnati O fly HjiKclnl nrrnneeiuent you can getI The Citizen 1y t AND The Cincinnati Weekly Gazette Both for One YearI For only 80 Cents This Is for cash subscriptions only All subscriptions undo thlsoffor mustbo sent through THE CITIZEN office Ilr LOCAL AND PERSONAL Lewis Davis of Elwood is visiting relatives hero T J Thompson is visiting his son at Topeka Kits Mrs Mattie Samuols has returned from a visit to Hamilton 0 Miss Addio Fish has returned from a visit with relatives at Somerset- C F Hanson wan in London on business the latter part of last week Miss Smith of Lexington has been visiting her sister Miss Jossio Smith Bicknell it Early have a very nico lino of caps for men boys and girls Mrs J J Braunamnn fell tho other day receiving quite a serious hurtMr Dave Best of Lancaster is here visiting his nine Mrs Alex Moore Mia Virginia Dox who was in Bo rem this summer and fall is ill at her home in Boston Mr Sam Lucas and wife left Thurs day for luwood Ind which is to be their future home Miss Jennie Hanson came homo front Cumberland Gap Touu to spend the holidays Mr Jeff Davis and Miss Mattie Graves were married Friday at tho residence of the Rev H J Dorthick Miss Ethel Richardson and Miss Daisy Coddington paid a visit to Mm Harry Blazer of Scaffold Came last week Stanley Van Winkle is at homo and ia so far recovered from his accident as to be able to walk with tho assist ance of a cane At tho Baptist Church next Sunday the morning subject will be 1 the Bible trust At night Tho Ea nonce of anlloodIMrs J F Sckram of Flint Mich came on Christmas day to visit her sons who are in school returning homo yesterday Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of Hoopeston 111 spent tho holidays with Mrs Smith parents Mr sac I Mrs Sam Deatherage Mr Sherman Robinson of Beron and Miss Flora Shockly of Wnllaeo tou were married at tho homo of the bride Thursday evening Miss Nourse of Cincinnati 0 an ardent friend of Berea College Ls spending tho holiday season with President and Mrs Frost Miss Grace Clark of Clear Creek t former secretary of President Frost called on us Friday Miss Clark la looking well and says she is happy o her farm At Borea Church next Sunday morning Dr Burgess will take for his subject Necessary Conditions for a Revival of Religion Rev H M Jones will preach at night- S MADISON COUNTYI Goo D White of Whites Station who recently lost his residence by fireI has moved with his family to Rich mondIValley View is happy Lots of logs on hand and tho mills of th6 South ern Lumber Company with a long run head of them Tho livery stable outfit of J V Gibson of Richmond was sold a auction last Monday Good price- were obtained Mr C E Boucher of Owonsboro has been appointed to take charge orI the Y M C A work in Madison county with headquarters at RichI moudIAt the second days session of the Kentucky Educational Association i Louisville Prof J W Diusmoro o Berea College delivered an address on Professional Training for TeachI ors Prof IL II Brock superin tendent of tho public schools in this city delivered an address on Tho Waste of Educational Energy In fact Madison countys representa tives took an important part in tho Association and distinguished thorn solvosPalllaorapllIAt a meeting of tho Fiscal Court a t Richmond Thursday tho right or way was unamimo sly granted the Bluegrass Traction Company from the Madison county line to the city of Richmond and from Richmond to tIme borders of Rockcastlo and Jack son counties The electric company bints itself to begin work on tho road during the prosont year and to havo the lino in operation within three years from date of contract This is a move in tho right direction The lino will be a direct benefit to this whole district COllEGE ITEMS Tom Lytlo has arrived from Knox countyStanley Frost spent Christmas in Oborlin Mrs Nickum from Ohio has been visitiupherdaughlertvlioixiuschoalJanos county is among time numerous now arrivals New students continuo to arrive almost as rapidly as at tho beginning of tho term D B Tower a former student from Hopovillo N J thinks of returning for further study Mrs Nannie Jarrett front Brodhend was in town this week arranging for hor daughter to enter school Mrs Gunu mother of Miss Doug las our Assistant Lady Principal is spending sonic time in Boron with hot daughter Supt Woollum of Boll county ar rived ill Borea Tuesday with quite a company of young people coming to attend school P W Woollum School Suporintcn dent of Bell county is visiting in Be rea this week Mr Woollum brought two students for the college Miss AirilY our teacher of Cooking and Domestic Science has boon con fined to tho Hospital for a low days by a painful attack of neuritis Rev E A Potter student at Boron 9799 is now preaching at Mukwa nngo Wisconsin Ho is a member of time Wisconsin State S S Association Arthur Sizomore of Asher Leslie Co a Berea student who is working at tho logging business in order to accumulate n pile for future educa tion spent n few days hero at Christ mas time- x D F White n former student is taking a professional course in Knox villo College Tonn where ho has been instrumental in founding n Y MC A Ho was in Borea over Christmas and spoke at our Y MC- A meeting Watch Night was observed by appropriate exercises at tho Chnpol beginning nt 980 P M and closing with the tolling of the bell ns the old year died sit midnight President Frost preached on the subject of Good Resolutions and Dr Burgos led a prayer and consecration meet ing the last hour of the Old Year A sad event occurred at Howard Hall Friday night tho details of which may be ascertained by tho court Mr Ito a young man from Japan who has boon attending school at Boron was stabbed in four places by Richard Terry a young boy in tho lieduThis is tho only net of violence which has been known among tho hundreds of students at Berea for nI longtimeA convocation for nil thoI advanced students was held in tho Chapel Tuesday morning at which ProsidentFrost spoke of tho necessity cultivating good manners and good habits among the students in their several buildings and in all the stud outs rooms Recent disorders in Howard Hall were referred to Soy eral students wore suspended last Friday night for boisterous and din orderly conduct in Howard Hall after the curfew bell until the Faculty AJeetiug on Monday night when they gave pledges of good conduct in thoI future The reports that their action ofsproperty were wholly dation The gravity of their offense was in tho fact that the disorderly conduct was indulged in after great efforts had been made to secure good order And that some who participat in it had recently boon dealt with for similar offense AYt omitted Tho morning was quito general devoted to manual labor on time part of those students who have work on the farm Or at the woodpile and in various shops In the afternoon timers was n series of receptions Miss Clara E Nominee through whose kind efforts the Christmas trees have been provid tho past two years gave n reception for all students above fifteen years of ego at tho Presidents Houso The guests wcrb sprved with refreshments by tho advanced cooking class Ro ceptioim were also given by Prof and Mrs Jones Prof anti Mrs Mason Pmt and Mrs Dinsmoro Prof and Mrs Marsh Mrs Yocum Mrs Put nam mind Miss Robinson Tho Moun tain Club mold n social at night at the Ladies Hall BUY AND BUILD Treasurer Osborne linn several fine building lots in different parts of tho town for solo cheap to persons who desire to build and a in Borea CorrespondenceOwsley Gnblmrd Christmas passed off quietly hero Timers was a shooting match nt this placo Christmas ono John W Wilder and Miss flux wore married Christmas ovo Thomas Wilder amid Mary Jane Wilder were married Christmas Day During the late cold snap tho thor ammeter hero registered 15 degrees below zero lIon Ed Parker of London Lau rot county will speak at Bcouoviilo Jan 20 in tho interest of his race for congress Rockcastle County Kockford Leo Wren was shot nnd slightly wonndixl lost week Tho shooting was accidental On Friday last Melvin Simms son of M M Sitnms was killed by n freight train near Snydors switch Tho body was badly innnglcd Time young man was much respected by nil who know him Tho burial was at Scaffold Cano cemetery on Sunday While out hunting ono day last week Robert Cook received by accident a load of small shot trout the gun of John Gndd his companion Ono of the shot wont through Mr Cooks oar another struck him in tho shoulder No serious harm was done Time shoot fag was purely accident- alMason County Mnjravllln Arthur Whaler is indisposed with n cold Miss Alien Sims spent tho holidays in Cincinnati The teachers of thn city schools will resume their work on Monday Mrs L D Henderson spout Christ mas in Lexington with her mother William Brown of Dayton Ohio spent limn holidays with his mother Mrs Mary E McCarthy Miss Dinwiddie of Danville one of the citys exteachers in visiting Miss Lida Walker on East Fourth St Wo are glad to know that Mrs list tio Anderson who lies boon ill for several weeks is able to bo up again Miss Hattie Williams who is at touching school in Cincinnati spent tho holidays with hor mother Mrs Rosa Williams Madison County Ioytontown Rev S M Watts spout Sunday in Parristown Chins Burnam visited Merit Montgomery last Sunday Rev R H Munday filled his appointment horo Sunday G W Wright entertained number guests at dinner Sunday Mm Beard Shearer employed for while at Mrs G W Gates of Silver CreekMr and Mrs E W Mason were guests with Miss Mary V White on SundayRov Miller and several friends wore tbo guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Warner on Sunday Tho Christmas entertainment given by our Sundayschool board was a grand success netting 898 Mr antI Mrs G L Campbell and Miss Mary V White spent Thursday and Friday last with friends in Cincinnati 0 Rev R H Munday has boon reelected pastor of our church for tho coming year Ho is a faithful earn est worker Jackson County Kirby Knob Reuben Coyle of Ohio was visiting friends bore recently Miss Pattie Mayers will teach in District 23 this winter Green Durham is at home from Doylcsvillo for a few days Circuit Court convenes at McKeo Jan 6 to continue two weeks John Deau came home from school to spend Christmas with his parents Misses Mary and Bertha Powell on tertained friends at dinner last Thurs dayOur Sundayschool enjoyed a Merry Christmas through the kindness of Northern friends Mr Ham of Richmond was the guest of Leonard Williapis during tho Christmas holidays- Dr and Robt Dnughorty will go to Louisville at an early day Robert will enter a dental college in Louis villeA sorios of meetings mmoncodnt Second church hero on Doc 29 con ducted by Revs Combs anti Van WinkleCurtis Parks and family will move to their now homo at Kingston Jan 1 They are good neighbors and wo regret thoir leaving AGAINST VENEZUELA Germany May Postpone Her Naval Demonstration DESIRE INSURRECTION SUPPRESSED Knliori Minister Continuing NoROtlu liont at CarnesFleet In South American Wnten to lie AiiRtiirntrd UnilentuiiilliiK Wanted With the People of the United State Caracas Dec 31 it can bo said upon excellent authority that Our manys contemplated naval demon stration against certain Venezuelan ports will be postponed until the ter mination of tho present revolution against President Castro Uorlln Dec 3L An official note published here says tho negotiations between Germany and Venezuela con llnuo and that tho German minister Is still at Caracas The government Intends to send one or two other email warships to roln force the present German squadron la tho Caribbean sea Tho additions to Germanys naval force In the Carib bean will not bo sufficient to gIve rise to suspicions among tho people of the United States that Germany meditates anything beyond the collection of claims duo German subjects The Gor- man government desires beyond anything else In this matter to avoid dis turbing tho government or the people of the United States German news papers are full of expressions of this kind and many of these expressions are so much alike that It Is easy to Infer their utterance was suggested by the government A remarkable thing Is tho fact that there Is not a single unkind expression towards tho United States In any of this newspaper corn ment Passenger Train Wrecked Chicago Dec 30ln a collision on the Chicago and Northwestern railway at Malta Iltsfour persons were killed and 29 Injured several of them possi bly fatally The trains In collision were The Omaha Flyer and an eastbound passenger train and an eastbound freight train The wreck caught are and two passenger coaches one sleep lag car and eight freight cars were burned and another sleeping car was partly burned The dead Georgo W Kudlo of Omaha Mrs George W Iludlo Omaha D O Nichols Council Illuffs la K II Duncan sleeping car porter Chicago Tho freight had taken a siding at Malta but tho train was longer than tho riding and the freight locomotive protruded upon tho main track beyond the side track Wild Plunge of Train Scranton Ia Dec 28An Ontario and Western railroad train ran away on the heavy 80foot grade going down tho mountain on the Scranton dlvl lion east of Poyntclle Near Preston Park In passing a switch frog It Jumped tho track plunging down a hill nearly 100 feet The engine and 40 gondolla cars all loaded plied up In a mass Engineer Whitney of May flola Fireman Charles Millard of Car bondale and two trainmen were killed Conductor Smith escaped death but Is badly Injured Tho track was coy crud with sleet and snow and the air brakes refused to work Women Robbed Washington Ga Doc 30TheMisses Dattlc two elderly maidens living at Barnett Junction on the Washington branch of tho Georgia railroad were robbed of 0000 In gold When tho robbers entered tho house tho women hearing a noise In vestigated and lighted a lamp The robbers dashed a bucket of cold water on the ono holding the lamp and over awed them An alarm wu raised and when help arrived the robbers had fled after rifling a trunk containing tho amount mentioned Tho ladles calrrto have rrecognized ono of the robbs Governor Taft SaUL Manilla Dec 25 Civil Governor Taft loft hero for San Francisco on board the United States army trans port Grant There was a popular demo castration on his departure Governor Taft told his associates that ho was pleased with tho progress of events in the Philippines and exceedingly glad that General Chaffeo had ex pressed the opinion that ho could quell the Insurrection except on the island of Samnr by next February The health of Governor Taft has consid erably Improved Ho was able to walk on board tho Grant Scaffold Gave Way Delphos 0 Dec 30fly the giving way of a scaffold on tho new Presby terian church at Gomor William Dickey of Dupont Isaac Gray of Ka llda and Frank and Samuel IJushey of Gomcr wore precipitated to the ground feet below All were badly Injured Gray and Dickey probably fatally After falling a distance of 40 feet Sam Dushcys leg was caught In tho scaffolding and ho was hell sus pended for somo time before ho could be released and lowered to tho ground Landslide Causes a Wreck Lynchburg Va Dec lOA land elide on tho Chesapeake and Ohio rail road near Ileuscn station five ratios south of Lnchburs on the James river branch caused a wreck In which the engineer conductor fireman and baggageman of a passenger train wore killed and several other poisons In jured but none of them seriously The elldo was caused by washouts duo to the heavy rains- Governor Roger Dead Olympia Wash Dec 27 Governor John It Rogers died Thursday sight lie was taken sick a week ago with n cold which developed Into pneumonia BrunswickI HEAVY KOnilKRY New Yorkers Loce WOOO In Jewelry Valet Mining Now York Duo 30 Precious tones valued at 50000 were stolen from Mr and Mrs Paul O Thobaud of Madison avenue this city This report was corroborated by Mr Tho baud himself at headquarters where In company with a member of the firm from whom most of the jewelry bad been purchased ho gave to the police a partial list of the jewels taken Tho valuables consisted In part of ono pearshaped diamond said by Mr Thobaud to bo worth 20000 one pearl weighing 44 grains said to bo worth 15000 and 300 small orna moats making up a total of about 150000 The robbery Is said by tho police and also by Mr Thobaud to have been the work of a newly en gaged valot who had been employed by Mr Thobaud about two weeks rho valet Is missing and the butler who recommended him is under constant police survblllance Methodist Constitution Adopted Chicago Doc 27 Announcement was made hero that the new con stitution of tho Methodist Episcopal church which waa adopted at the last general conference of that denomina Lion held at the Auditorium In 1900 and referred to the various conferences throughout the country has finally been approved by the three quarter vote required The vote Is as follows Aye 8196 nays 2513 The principal changes provided for by the- M constitution arc It gives women the right to sit as delegates In the general conference It gives laymoni electoral meetings authority to voto on constitutional questions Itchanges the vote necessary In the general conference to amend the constitution from threefourths to twothirds Senator 8 e wells Passing Camden N J Dec 28Thu funeral of United States Senator William J Sewell who died of diabetes and stomach and heart trouble atmils home here after an Illness extending over a period of two years will take placo Tuesday next Time placo of Interment will probably bo In Colas town cemetery seven miles from hero United States Senator Sewcll was born in Ireland In 1835 coming to America at an early age Ho served with distinction In the civil war being breveted major general He was prominent In politics of his adopted state holding a number of offices Ho was elected United States senator In 1881 next elected In 1895 and reelected In 1901 Ho was a Republican Steel Crane Fell Chicago Pvc 27Threo men were Instantly killed and four Injured by tho falling of a steel crane at tho American bridge works The killed John Swan John Travor Albert Hock Injured John Doyle Charles Warren Matthew Hogan Patrick Murphy All of the Injured with the exception of Murphy are seriously hurt Thirty men were working In the vicinity of the crane at tho time of the accident and many of these had narrow es capes Swan Truer and Hock were caught beneath tho huge mats of steel and each was crushed so badly as to be almost unrecognisable Agretmtnt Signed Santiago do Chile Dec GAtter a fresh conference between President Rlcico Foreign Minister Yancx and Senor Portela the Argentine minister the new agreement was signed the latest modifications to the former proposals being accepted Tho government has officially con firmed tho statement that the new agreement has been signed putting an end to tbo conflict between the two nations Americana Suffer Loss Manilla Dec 27 Captain Schocffel with a detachment of 18 men of Company E Ninth Infantry at Dapday Island of Samar was attacked by a largo force of bolomcn A severe band to band fight ensued In which a sergeant a corporal and tin privates sere killed Captain Bchoeffcl was wounded but not dangerously No property was lost The enemy was anally repulsed with heavy loss Christmas Tree Caught Fire Chicago Doc 80A Christmas tree loaded with Inflammable ornaments and candles caused a fire that destroy ed tho Alexander apartment building a slxBtory structure corner of Dowea avenue and Cottage Grove avonue The loss will exceed f100000 Twenty families lived In the building and the flames spread so rapidly that a scorn of persons barely escaped with their lives Struck at a Crossing Baltimore Md Doc18Mea Lucy M Brass and her 4year old daughter were killed by being run over by a Baltimore A Ohio train near Klllcott City It appears that the child had wandered unobserved on to tho rail road track just before tho train came by Tho mother rushed forward to snatch tho little girl out of the way but both were crushed to death Maclay Discharged Washington Dec 25 Secretary Long has discharged Edgar Staunton Maclay from his position as a skilled laborer In tho Brooklyn navy yard Mr Maclay having refused to rcalgi when requested to do so Mr Maclay II author of a naval history and In Its last volume sharply criticised Admiral Schley and denounced him as a caitiff poltroon and coward Through the Ice Milan Ind Dec 31John Dever fl26 an Mrs Grace Fallls 24 were drowned while skating on the Milan ice pond Dever leaves a widow and ono child Mrs Fallls was the wife of Charles Fallls a railroader wIth headquarters at Terre Haute Hejry Hlx another skater wont Into the water also but was rescued Tile bedlM were recovered e t

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