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JAMBS M RACER An Independent Weekly Editor and Publisher Devoted to the THE CITIZEN THE HOME Interests FARM of SCHOOL1nltrtltlll lltt Potlcjflet at Bma Ay at itronil 1 else mallmalltr 50 CENTS A YEAR i IVOL 1V A Family 1npur BEKEA MADISON COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY MARCH 5 1903 Fifty cents a year NO HiI I PHOr J DINSMOIIK A limn of Normal xrlintiit of llrrrt Hillrgr Ml t KltcniSotl wutk BEREA COLLEGE NORMAL DEPARTMENTe Thu Normal Department carries two cotirMCH one requiring thriH and tint other four years for completion Thu first two yearn are the name iu both courses The finityitsr prepared hlnduiitN fr a first grado certificate All tho branches required aro thor oughly taught from standard text hook mipplumuiited by tho teacher All books aro furnished fro in thin jjrinlo NorlllllllltlllloutH who rntlllstu from the thaw years course an prepared to take the examination for a Stato citrtiticato Thopo who graduate from tho long course nro ready for an ox amination for n Ftato diploma which in till highest grade of certificate irant d by the Stato Reran students hnvo nmdevplundid rwordu both in ttxamiuatioiiH and in 1IIIIIIch1work of teaching Our tttuduutH thin year have aver aged bettor thin ever before A moro faithful band of workers I have nevor neon It hat been h pleat lire lo teach Much earnest MmluntH and tilt schools they leachtrill he the lichur for their year at Bens Ther it no timo of tho year so delightful as tilt Spring Term Tho College grotiudH and surrounding country aro Ixmutiful Tho camptm with its grunt variety of forrwl ttetw iH imperially sUmtthtIHealthful games excursions etc add enjoyment and give zest to the liount of study Then Commencement is tho great uvent of the your Eight or ton thous niiil people attend They como by tniiu IIWlthOlI buggy horwi and foot until the spacious grounds nro ulivo with humanity The largo Tab ernaclo seating i0X in always crowd ed aisles and all without apparently dimiuiithing the crowd upon the HIUUIHH All HOilH of refreshments are sold and the whole ill like an 1m IIICIIHU county fair All the buildingH aru thrown open for lnsM ctioti guides are furnihhrd lumnwlnrls anti of people visit the vatioim departments PERSONALS Mr Clarence Phelps is manager of the bar sbull temp Somo interesting inatcheH lint being planned Tho material for making up two or three good nines is bettor than ever The noted humorist Ralph Par Ibltu will deliver a lecture in the Tab eruaclo Monday night March 15 Laughter is tatter titan medicine and you will laugh until your Hides ache when you hear Parlctto Taylor Oabbard of Oivsloy county who leas been in school at Berea win ter and spring terms for tho past six yearn is now ono of tho Boron teach era and is giving excellent satisfac tion mountainInow tho day and night schools ho is able to support himself and family while carrying his College course The College Band of 20 pieces has received many compliments lately for their excellent playing but cone that they have not fully earned Mr Simpsml the elliciunt leader has the boys under the best of training A number of now instruments have add ed much to the excellence of the mil sicBy reading tho expense tables in our bulletins you will see that tho cost of a term of 12 weoks in any o- fthe grades below second foar Normal li t or first year Academy in rally nboutS2 per week This includes board room runt fuel light text books hospital fee nnd iu short all necessary College bills Many students work out part of this mOlllltuillIstudent from Northeastern who camo two years ago lust lull in re sponse to a letter from Ires Frost 1110 is one of them best all round workers in the institution strong in body and mind He is now iu the third year Normal is making his own way by working summer nnd full and his spare hours while he is in school win ter and spring Mr Hunt has rondo au excellent record as an extension worker Probably no student has made moro satisfactory progress or is more thor oughly reliable than Win Flanery Hu is now reaping the reward of his several years of study and attention to business Last year ho was grad uated with credit from tho Farmers Course This year he is taking select ed studios in the Academy and has charge with the beginning of time spring term of the garden work in the capacity of Horticultural Fore man Mr P M Fryo canto to heron from Ovvsley county several years ego and has been one of our faithful students For the last two years he hits taught school iu time summer anti fall In his lust school he enrolled IIS students out of eightythree in the district The average attendance was fiftyone This was an exceedingly high average fora mountain school Eight of Mi Fryos pupils came to Berea through his efforts Can one heat this record t Mr Frye hiss minutia an envi able reputation as a rpeaker and de luster One of the special attractions of time spring tune will be the lectures and talks of Mr James Speed of Louis title Mr Speed is one of tho lest entertainers in time wholo country His imitations of birth tones and animal voices are wonderful lie can draw pictures of birds animals and insects with great accuracy sad rapidity while hu describes them in tho most cimplo and delightful manner Mr Spt41 will IH iu Ileroa four days sad will be kept very busy His lecture on Itod Head in OUt of the taking timings Many others might IKJ mentioned did tpace permit A WORD TO PARENTS- On Keeping their Children in School In the Spring Term Many do not understand what it means to take a pupil out of school in the Spring Term But a person who has iHsm in either time free school or College for till filIIor winter should go on with his work through the spring If it does not there is a loss either he will need to go overtime seine ground next year or else ho will not attend school at The Spring Terms work should bo the best iu tho year Time classes are already organized pupils have got acquainted with their teachers and momentum is up mid this in n great advantage It takes a good part of tho Full and Winter Terms to get under Lend way but that is already accomplished for the Spring Term and mho work goo right on rapidly with vigor Then time expenses such as R K fare have been paid and tho cost is little moro for six or nine mouths schooling than for three When a student imps once gone to the trouble to get ready to go away to school it is to his advantage to tnako tho most of it and ono of tho ways of doing this is to stay through the yearNow there are cases whore it is ab solutely necessary perhaps tint parr outs take children out of school but wo fool that in many instances if time parent could understand the situa tion they would try to manage to let time children stay for the Spring Term even if they had to hire some of the spring work on tho farm Many of our pupils practically lose tho bone fits of a whole years work by dropping out in tho spring We wish wo might see the parents of all our pupils sad talk with them in regard to these matters and get them to see that it is to their advan tage to keep their children in for time Spring Term As this is not possible it is hoped that this letter will do something towards calling parents attention to so important a considera r tion SOME ADVANTAGES OF TILE DRAINAGE Ono of tho great advantages of tile draining hind is the readiness with which tho land can bo worked in wet weather The College farm allbrds several examples of this One field of ten acres drained for threefourths of its lougthwas in corn lust year In tho fall the fodder was not all hauled off before time rains set in limit as far as the drains extended the teams could go on amid remove a good load without trouble though previously a part of the ground had been too wet for cultivation A hundred feet beyond the tile the ground was found so soft that ono of the teams was tioirly mired down having dilliculty in getting out with the empty wagon At present writing ono of our tile drained fields of very black low land is fit for plowing while an adjoining field of exactly the same quality of soil but not yet tiled is so wet that a mean cite scarcely cross it foot These drained lands have Ion fortyfive bushels to time acre before tho tile was laid they were not considered worth cultivating There are many hundreds of acres of Kentucky lauds whore equally great improvement could be made by drainage or other improved methods of funning The young men who take tho Agricultural Course are care fully instructed in all those methods and get n great deal of actual practice on the College farm If they have not fmmsof their own to gothere aro many calls for welltrained men to goon to wellequip ed farms or fruit plantations at excellent wages ICstmor Hudson who became ex pert at grafting apple stocks during hubs Horticultural Course a year ago is being employed all his spare time iu putting up a lot of grafts of various varieties of apples for the Horticultur lal department S C MASON GREAT PUBLIC OCCASIONS Tho line opportunities offered at Berea for serving and hearing people who are great in some direction can not bo too much emphasized These at least double the chance for enjoy ment and profit offered at some places where the mere class work might be as good as hero The Decoration day and Commencement crowds illustrat ed lectures elocutionary entertainments concerts urnphophone exhibi tions addresses of great orators etc give n succession or most delightful nUll inspiring occasions Tho majority of thou ore absolutely free Where there is a charge it is much less than in most places for similar entertainments Many have wondered that such a splendid lyceum course could be furnished at Bores live great events for a dollar Prof Dodge authorizes the statement that if tho patronage of tho great humor ous lecture by Ralph Pnrlotto March It1 is equal to reasonable expectations ho will be able to put at least fifty dollars Moro into next years course Already hOB negotiating for n com bination of attractions which will throw into tho shade all previous courses A dollar for the lyceum course should bo in every students plans REPAIR THAT LOOM Boron College has secured a market for homespun and homewoven goods such as bed coverlids linen dross linsoy jeans blankets etc at follow bug prices Coverlids 1 4 to 16 Linen 40 to 0 cents a yard Dross Linsey 50 cents yardBlankets pairWhite and white blankets are not In demand only on orders Coverlids must bo 2 yards tit inches longAllhomemade dyes Any woman who wants to sellcover lids or homespun to Berea College should find out what the College wants before beginning to weave or spin For information apply in per son or by letter to Mrs Hettie W Graham Berea Ky n n Telephone to No 58 or call when in Richmond at JOES Select Grocer and Caterer WHERE ARE THE EYES that aro perfect in structure and fans lion Not one pair in a thousand are free from defects of some kind Some are so slight that the wearing of glasses is not necessary III other cases the temporary use of- EYEGLASSES OR SPECTACLES will correct defects A test will do Bide what must be done It is made lucre free of cost We carry a large assortment of eyeglasses and spectacles and can fit sim pIe callcilimmediotely T Ae Robinson Optician and Jeweler Main Street Richmond Ky n Coughs Mywlfc had adeepseated cough for three years I purchased two bottles of Ayers Cherry Pectoral large size and It cured her completely J H Burge Macon Col Probably you know of cough medicines that relieve little coughs all coughs except deepones The medicine that has been curing the worst of deep coughs for sixty years is Ayers Cherry Pectoral Thrum i2k enough for an ordinary cold Me put right for bronchltli urn Iup1 told ete t most rcimomlcal tor cliruoli r e end to Icwn on hand J f AVEK CO Lowell Man n MONUMENTS Urns Headstones Statuary Oranlte and Marble Work of all kinds done in a workmanlike manner at rout sonable prices and with dispatch All work guaranteed b- yGOLDEN FLORA RICHMOND Ky Corner ol Mutn anil Collins Streets n DR M E JONES cJC Dentist c Office Over Printing officer Office Days Wednesday to end of the week- GARNET HOTEL Newly Pitted up Meals Board and pricesSecond House Richmond Ky R 13 ENGLE Prop A J THOMPSON GROCERY AND RESTAURANT Fruits and Vegetables a Specialty Sole agent for Banner Cream Bread OPPOSITE BURDETTES MILL t did rI 111111 I II i I II rI I 11 I IIII I 111 tIII IotllI r INEW SPRING HATS I Tho now hats for spring 1KJJ arm hore latest styles just from New York and Hiilmlolphia anti much tho largest stock in Madison county to choose from huts hero to please every fancy at prices to suit every pocket laookIEXTRA VALUES AT 100 160 200 260 and up to 5 I Covington and Banks Richmondi OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS t Ibl h 1110 IIt Ie 111 11 I6 MMM IM 111 IItlJo IIJo ItllIJoltIII1 ttN IiIMN NN N NN N Nt NN NMNHt 1 An elegant I SIDEBOARD- Will be given away by BICKNELL EARLY t This month for Particulars 1Inquire fNN s + T i j Madison County Roller Mills I i i I 4I II PiFancy Roller Flour Meal Ship Stuffs Crushed Corn Etc IOur GOLD DUST Roller Floor will he j Ihard to beat i is another Excellent Flour I I IIltIlrltII t i Potts Duerson I Whites Station Ky i 4 f INN NN1 NNN1NNNNNLNNNNNINNNNNN N1NNNNNN THEODORE JR IREGISTERED NO 14223 GUARANTEED Phone Phone 66 Kentucky Manufacturers ICorn SATISFACTION I will stand my registeredtDuroc Jersey Boar at my home in Berea Ky for the spring season of 1903 at f0 cents payable at time of service This boar is a very fine hog gave entire satisfaction durin the past season and is endorsed by some of the best breeders in the county and has served in the herd of J W Herndon J M EARLY IPaint Old Berea Red or any other color with HAM M ARBruntl PAINT Bought of tho EAST END DRUG CO They guarantee it If Its From Joplins Its Goodo A full line of FURNITURE always on hand Wo invite our Bores friends to make themselves at home at JOlI4INS when in Richmond GAICIKTS and MATTINGS UNDHItTAKING A SPECIALTY Day 73 Night 47 JO Sa JOPLIN Richmond Ky r IT THE CITIZEN r FROM THE WIDE WORLD India now has the Bible translated into fiftynine languages Mexicans are terrorstricken by the eruptions of the volcaua Mt Colima t Arrangements are being made to erect it Shakespeare memorial in Get 5 wanyITho Russian government will tale steps to relieve the famine sufferers ttinFinland 1 It is believed by thoso in the best position to know that there will be war between Russia and Turkey in I thfl spring The Hebrew manuscript of the first five books of the Bible just foundtarry Syria is 165 jears older heretofore found- President Francis of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition to be held at St Louis Monext year called on President Loubet at Paris France in the interest of the exposition- An American woman Mrs Douuett daughter of John H Whitehouse of Irviugton on the Hudson has killed the largest tiger ever killed in India t to a bounty from the IEnglish government for her heroic oct A detachment of American scouts commanded by Lieut Nikersou at tacked a squad of Filipinos near Manila and after an hours fighting dispersed them Nineteen Filipinos were killed and many wounded The scouts did not lose a man IN OUR OWN COUNTRY Rear Admiral William Uarkuess is deadINo new State will be admitted intoI the Union at this session of Congress President Roosevelt on Monday culled an extra session of the Senate to convene at noon March 5IForeign governments sending ambassadors to the United States own overr2000000 worth of real estate in Washington City Secretary Cortelyou asks for a building for the new Department of r Commerce and Labor to cost 7000 000 exclusive of the site Mr David Brothers has given his valuable fruit farms of 36 acres to theIV M 0 A of the State of A sanitarium for consumptives will be erectedIA 510000 building will be erected ou the St Louis Worlds Fair grounds to serve as headquarters and h loafing place for everybody by the tf name of SmithIThursday a fire the most de JLastd in the citys history laid in rums half a business block of Cincinnati Ohio including the Pike Thea ter building Loss over 3000000 Secretary of the Treasury Leslie I M Shaw recently received a check for 1000 from a man who said he had taken that much from the govern tmeul and his conscience troubled r himTho salaries of all Federal judges haven been increased the increase varying from 51000 in the case of district judges to S3COO in the case of the chief justice of the Supreme CourtDr Wm G Anderson director of the gymnasium at Vale University New Haven Conn has invented a device called the muscle bedwhich accurately weighs the How of blood to the brain caused by the slightest inI crease of mental exertion COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY Mayleld Ky is preparing for the State Christian Endeavor convention to be held on May 810 W L Spears of Lexington was ofIfared 515000 last Friday for his trot i ling horse McGregor two year old 225kIby the Louisville Couri erJournal that from 2000 to 3000 young men from Southern and East ern Kentucky pass through that city each year between Feb 20 andMar 20 on their way to the great West tot Iwork on farms during tho spring andI summer months Already this year largo crowds have passed through The Building Committee of the Kentucky Exhibit Association has made public the names of the archi tecta wicning prizes for the best draw ing for the Kentucky Building at the St Louis Worlds Fair next year They are First prize about 2003 McDonald and Shoblessy second pr ze 2CO Chas D Meyer third prize S1CO II Wolters Nine other architects who competed submitted uttractivu drawings The Kentucky Building is certain to be the hand somest of Ull theStato buildings furr MNNNN NNNNNNNNNN1 NN CORRESPONDENCE ROCKCASTLE COUNTY CONWAYIMrs Siginon this place was at Green Hill Saturday nnd Sunday Mrs Peach who has been visiting Mrs J H Sigmon has returned to her homo at Richmond Florence Bery is very sick with measles at this writing Mrs J H Sigmou was the guest nt J J Woods SundayII E Moyer was iu Conway Sunday Tine Consolidated Oil Co is drilling a well on the Rouudstono land Oil has not yet been struck but the in dications are goodJ J Wood has bought out the Cheuuult store and has become a resident of Conway Mamie Jones cf Mt Vernon is teaching a spring school at this place Misses Maud Eva cud Ella Hays were the guests of Mrs J II Sigmon Saturday L C Smith was in Con way Saturday Charley Chestnut has sold his farm and will soon nova away D C rhlens has ordered a lot of beehives Charley Chenuult has gone to Richmond on a visitJ- M Nave who has been u citizen of Conway for to lung hits sold out to J J Wool anti has gone to Nich olas villa MADISON COUNTY VALLEY VIEW There has just been n big tide in tho Kentucky river and lots of logs were caught at this place There are 21 cases of Sill pox nt this place but are getting better and the guards think it will not spread any further All tho big sawmills here are running Iwelvo hours a deny since the tide und are working about lop IIIIIG W Purkey hits just returned from Rich mond mad Clays Ferry where he has been a few days ou business Hogs are soiling hero at Hi to ic n Ib Mrs Ann Allen of this place has gone to Rockcastlo county on a visit WALLACETON Charley Croucher hall n sale Thurs day hellirg his household and kitch en furniture some hogs nUll other Mr Croucher will start for n tow days Ebb Brock went to Richmond Monday on busi Mis Kttiu Wylie was the guest of Miss Eliza Weaver Saturday nightMiH3 Sarah Lawson has re turned from BreaUiitt county where she has been visiting her sister Mrs Rich for several weeks Reuben Baker is in Livingston this week on business Bettie Elkins is the guest of Mrs G C MeWhortor this week Charley Gentry and family start to Illinois Monday Mr J L Gay of Berea passed through here Sunday evening enroute to see his cost girl The sun shone Sunday evening and we had Sundayschool at this place once more JACKSON COUNTY KERBY KNOB Rev W I Powell is ill His in runt sou has almost recovered from its rather severe illness Tom Click who has been very sick is out again Sundayschool this place was bettor attended yesterday thau for some Sundays past Preparations are be ing made for the spring farm work Willie Brock and Tim Lakes the latter a brother of Jim Lukes the ac cused murderer of Tom Isaacs were arrestedand taken to jail ut McKee accused of having a hand iu Isaacss death The examining trial was set for last Saturday OWSLEY COUNTY GABBARD Baker Bros are sawing tioRThe schoolat the mouth of Grassy Branch taught by C B Moor will soon closeTuesday night Fob 17 was tho coldest of the winter tho thermom eter registering 1J degrees below zeroWm Helton had a house raising recently Meredith Gubbard is at Hamilton 0 Ho is expected home iu a few weeks Having nice weather at this writtig Meredith Roy nolds of Eversole was hero Wednes day rind Thursday Albert Gabbard is helping Allen Davidson raft this weekD GReynoIdsof Cow Onol was here Thursday Success to THE CITIZEN nud its marry renders GARRARD COUNTY CARTE RSVILLE Snow rain and mud Granville Clark of this neighborhood met with a turioiu aciideut last Monday His horses ran away throw him out of wagon and bruised him up consider ablyOldtuna Shepherd is very poorly amidmites assistance Now is tho time lo bo charitable Neighbors lend u helping handIt is rumored that wo are to have u wedding In tho near future wo mire not going to tell on you JohriE1 Smith lost a good horse last week belonging to tho show that was nt Curlersvillo recent lyJaek Hummack killed u very largo hog and sent to his children at Paint Liek1hotuns Green bought n good milk cow from Put Smith for 5I H Carter mud wife have returned homo from Lancaster where they spout several BuysMrs Carter is suffering very much with rheumatismMASON COUNTY MAYSVILLE Miss Martha Hawkins of l toner Hill tiled Thursday of typhoid Her luueMl was held al Uiu M K church Miss Essie Williams made a visit to tine Queen City last week Invitations of time commencement of the medical department of Mohura University at Nashville Tour have been received from Mr Harry Taylor who graduates March IIho funer al of Rev T J Johnson was largely attended from till Baptist church at Washington Revs Potter Nelson and other divines olliciated Quite an interesting song sot vice was rendered al the M E church last Sunday un der tho auspices of Miss Julia S Young Prof C G Harris presided nt the organ Solos were rendered by Mrs L D Henderson Mrs Auuu Johnson nnd Messrs Clarence Jackson and C G Harris D met by Miss Julia Young and Mrs Anna John son Everyone greatly enjoyed tho service Ilsv E lIe White also preached a masterful sermon which was much appreciated Tho morn bers of the Bethel church will have a grand rally Sunday Every one is invited to come Miss Margaret Rob ertson left Mouday morning over the C X O for Cincinnati 0 At noon she took the B t 0 express for Philadelphia where on Tuesday evening March 3 she was married to Mr Clifton Fortie While her departure is regretted we all wish her hap py voyage on lifes sea- BREATHITT COUNTY E Roberts one of the foremen for the Trent Lumber Co Broithilt county cut uu oak tree last week that measured 65 inches in diameter Tie trunk was 87 feet long to the first limb Tho tree made staves and railroad ties worth about 109 60 OUR COUNTY NEWS The Madison Fiscal Court met yes terday for the annual spring session Dr J G BOIl ley of Paint Lck will change his residence to Rich mond and will practice his profession there lIon James B McCreary a citizen of Madison county took his seat in the U S Serrate yesterday ua a sena tor from Kentucky The Kellogg Grocery Cowholesale grocers of Richmond Ky lies been incorporated with a capital stock of 511 000 M C Kellogg J W Crooko and A R Denny compose the firm- A new town is to built on the Ken tucky river uear College Hill oppo site the lock anti dam which are booing put in by the government The enterprise is under the management of Wm Hisle and Chas Combs who own tho site The town will be call ed Flint Rock STATE OK KEXTITKY Madison County i The alliant John L Gay states that about Jan 20 1003 u black male pig weighing 60 or GO pounds was taken up by him as a stray on his premises in the Town of Baron Ky and that ho has not changed or defaced or a tered the marks or brands of the ani mal J IJGy Subscribed and sworn to before me this Fob 121103J- ANEs LUNHKOUU J P M C WOOD FOR BEREA COLLEGE Contracts for tho supply of wood for Berea College for the coming year lire now being assigned by the Treasurer 175 per cord will bo paid for sound body waxl delivered at tho College buildings Persons wishing to furnish wood should see tho froM urer und secure a contract before it is all assigned Wlmti In n Nuiue Everything is in tho name when it conies to Witch Hazel Salve E C DoWitt t Co of Chicago discovered HOIIIO yenrs ago how to make a salvo from Witch Hazel that tya specific fur Piles For blind bleeding itch fag mind protruding Piles ecema eats burns bruises and al skin dis juulThlRless counterfoil Ask for DoWittH the genuine For sale by Etst End Drug Co THE HOMEA- GRICULTURAL EDUCATION There IHO now at least torn different agencies for the Education of the farmer in this country These are First Iho United States Department of Agriculture second the state boards or commissioners of iigricul taro third then agricultural experi meat Million fourth the agricultural colleger fifth the secondary or high schools of agriculture mth agricultural instruction in Iho commiiion schools seventh tho farmers math lutes eighth agriciilturultsociotios ninth tho iigricultiiral press ami tenth books on agriculture It is tho hnsimHH of tho first throo of Iheio ngencios to invest gate agricultural problems scientifi rally and otherwise und to dissomi uate principally through publications tho knowledge thus acquired The last four agencies are chielly tMigaged in promoting the education or the adult farmer Our system for investigating agri cultural problems with the aid of sci ence has developed marvoloiiHly iu recent years The United States Do partmunt of Agriculture has over two thousand persons engaged in its bci entitle operations and last year issued moro than mix hundred ditrurent pub lications of which about eight million copies were printed The boards of agriculture now or ganized in runny of our States mire sending out much useful information Wo now hate about sixty agricultural experiment stations including those recently established iu Alaska Hawaii and Porto Rico in which over seven hundred ollicers lire employed Tho stations issue annually over four hun thou publications copies rf which are mailed to more than half a million ad dresses No nation has over had such a thor ough system for improving its agriculture through scientific investiga tions The world is being ransacked to find now cereals fruits vegetables and lowers the foedijg of animals is now done largely ou a scientific basis econolllizin the and IIkilllaand bacteriology have revolutionized tho dairy industry giving a uniform ity of product that excels that which came by rule o thumb It is In coming moro important every year for the farmer to keep himself well in formed regarding what the scientists are doing to improve hiart and the farmer is well aware of this Besides the publications already referred to which are freelydistribut ed to all armors applying for them there Iran never been timo when there were so many good hooks on agriculture coming from tire prewi as now There are also more and better agricultural newspapers than ever boo fore which relied the work Of the in vostigator and n vast number of agri cultural societies are doing a great work in advuti ing the intelligence anti business activity of our rarmersII Hoe JAMES WILSON Agriculture In Yuutht CtnnjHtmoH for Feb 20 DR HOBSON Dentist Special Discount to Students Richmond Kentucky Tilt Slonmcli Ie the ZINC A weak stomach weakens the man because it cannot transformer the food ho eats into nourishment Health and strength cannot be restored to any sick man or any weak woman without first restoring health and strength to the stomach A weak stomach carnet digest enough food to feed tho tissues and revive the tired and run down limbs and organs of the body Kcdol Dyspopsiu Cure cleanses purifies sweetens ninth strengthens the glands und membranes of the stomach and cures indigestion dyspepsia and all stomach troubles For sale by East End Drug C- ojjjjjj THE SCHOOL LETTER TO TEACHERS NO IV Making The Schoolroom Attractive Teachers haven you considered that it is as important hut till school hoiifo mid giounds bo comfortable and pleading to the eye as tho homo should hot Bare tvulln inn Iilated desks und ungainly things will mill titter against them last interests of lilt school When 3011 havo persuaded tho school board to do nil they will do then your next duty is to add the finishing louche There should bo some pictures on limo well They need riot lo ashy or costly The Perry Pictures coor Midden IIISI furnish some spurts Iii muster pieces of t hworll at II cost from 0110 count upwards Every teacher should unto u catalogue of the Perry Pictures Co In putting up the pie lures it is bent to have Item Conner one at a time say tho first week put up tilt horse lair by Rosen liouhoilr Huvu IIlulkwilh the pupils ultout this pic lure Giver them n sketch of her life her hvu for aiiimaV mothodsof murk lIIiKhlIplltChrist The Peasant Girl mid Urk and one or two Madoiiiias besides others you may In addition cllIUIinentutions emu lo ma lu by making wreaths of leaves showing virieties led colors mid mutton of ovewrtuns 1 ho children will taker pleasure in gathering material anti making do signs suggested by the teacher TIlt boys tinny gMhfr Hcimens of differ ant kinds of wood that grow in till neighltorhood This should be block Iollt tutu convenient nlmptw and made Miiooth or thev make small frames for the piebreeo out of the dilTerent kinds of wood This ohjlttIChHOIIM willihoance summit for beauty of grniu nome for softuens timid MOIIIO fur hardness The will nhW their k Oil toclju- or woodcraft iu this way tint teacher lu gllhlillgAlnlOIl will fur nick Hpecimens of look which can Im treated iu a similar manner Nests of birds Mid lees hint have lawn die canlud by IIwirOntItIlIrll intereoting material Over my desk hangs ji large hornet n trust nu orioles mitt IrnlIhltliin my ixiu tll1l11inllll them lu thiR1 the schoolroom can tar kept attractive and the adorn meiilH will otTer an endless variety of useful lessonn J W DIVKUOKK THE FARM FOREST AND ORCHARD TIlt Bureau of Forestry linn innint ed iu various bulletins Unit tint farm urn wood lot yields a greater return iipnu the investment imam army otter area of any considerable mr on tint average fiirin timid IIIIH vigorously eon tended for 1I1Ittl ritlioiml mid ecou nun caI ryMptn f forestry on farm us well us on the holdings of ho hUll ber companies aunt timer public romirvgH on Iho ground that no crop yield larger returns upon tilt labor IIILVM Hiiry fur its projwr euro Until ttlsw llm forest nrop This tho uvurago farmer cannot KtiiiNity us ho now Invent no labor in his save llmt inci movaalIII clout to tho Uu i What is tilt virtue of tine forest pro duets of hut fiirin and mire they likely to Iw overestimated or underrated by the owners In HIV section Earners aro promt to say Hint WIXH is only worth its handling or you never initko anything limit wagon out of wool A canfill mini Maid HOIIIO ton years ago Your WIXMH nimply give you a dunce to earn wagon when you cant work on the laud but nnnther confeMMxl thai ho would hnvs lItlI bankrupt nut fur fin jtoko dater ho led emit null sold in yearn of low crop priers Fifteen years Hgo Icaw coal hunt ed by thrifty farinein iu western Mu Michu cttM Iiecuimo they Iholght it cheaper than to hire wood cut ou their titvu laud mid haul it with their own IOUIIIN f om the liilU n 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people of denominations fWillSubscribe for tile Citizen I vy S fi 3THE CITIZEN TIlE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON X FIRST QUARTER INTERNATIONAL SERIES MARCH 8 Tril r HIP lrxoil Art ill ItlJI Mrmur rri IPUuIdui IU 1ln li IT tiuiliirnlHry lrriurnl li Iliv It Jl Mrnrii 4Cqytlght 1M3 if AmiHun Irril AmotlatlonJ II W f adjure you by whom l SUl lirrachelli- TIlllH tlit UliliclloviTn t hong Ii prufoxi Idly priests of Cod iiMtl Hint hiLt It ful IIIMIIU If It wax a oliiirni nr car rltil with It KOIW imiKli Hpill tluit tiny hiu iimltl nw Illiti people wlw now iy roiKiriilitK hxii Ill try Him ami fwi If Ho will till anything fur me Ho N to III known ami trusted wholu litii eIly rtTtlvrtl ami rtllril upni fur lie Ifi worthy ami trite ami faithful tilts llvllltf IiKI lit lit not tip be tflatril- ux pitiilv tfiat a patent uItsi tel Itt try It tutu HO If It will tlu you hut iMfUiim He lit Imlciil the only Saviour of MIIIUTM and the JiiilKt of nil limn kind Ho U to lie lionitttly rccvlvctl Anti the evil uplrlt onwttf1 ami takl Jut I knuw and Paul I know but win ort ye Tlnw JCWH hail oiillcil till iinnu of tin Iortl JfhiiH nvrr a man posttnwil with an ovll kplrlt rtolKtlnc and op pntlm Iliul Mimiwliat nil tin tint J tlaiiH III Kuypl wlllititiMxl Mtmeii but p riiiltlitl tilt evil Kplrlt to rthukt them and hy Hit mnn iMimuimril by tho iiI nt to mvrioiiK1 them unit catine them to lire from the IHIIIM iinkiil ami woundnl It tmilil hunlly he poMliK Ihmnt they wUIIIIIIr mmttiIimpt to play trick with Hint holy mime Wlwt smut lie Mild of tliiw who now line Hint Hitnil mime In every thought lent uud evil way And IKIIIUMO no JinlKinent falU upon them they wax womoantl wurnr Uwl vlll tit II Ami this wan known to nil 1I1f Jrwn MOd Ornk HO UwrlltiiK tI lCilu u and fear tilt on Itirm mil and III iiuine uf the 14Jrd JUII nu mnagtitItt Ill verxen S to 10 we read llmt Paul ctintliiiKtl nt KplirMix uvtr two yiiirM not without much opposition hut altui with ma i kod rcMilU to the glory fit- nflI In VITWH 11 ami 1J we reatl of hMKal miracle to till rill and HII plmxUi the KOI mi IIHMIIK anil now IhrtiUKh the ilovlla own dillilrtii the name of JfHiiN In muKUliliil III lilw let ter to the Ihlllpploni Iaul wild Some IndtHHl prtuch OirUt even of envy ami ttrlfe ami home ulno of good will The out nitfh bruit of contiiilloii not lliferely IIIN IIIIIII add filet luti to I my iKimln hut the other of love know Ing llmt I nut net for lime tlefeiike of the ciwpel Vtt Paul mill HiHt an lone aM Chrlitt wax preuchetl wliethtT III priliMim or In truth lie woultl reJoUe Hill IMS The nil tliliiirn of Ifiiin vlll US limit tiMlude the iipiMwI lluli of tilt ilwll well the nmnl fill hletliiK of Coil and wlmtever lie pttrmtlN the ndvermry to do inut III Mime way he overruled tilt lill Klory thu hlgheM of IIM iMoplf and the lmntenliiR of HIM Umjdom- It Ami many Hint blkvMl ram ami WHfrawtl send ulirwvil Ilivlr 3rita While nalrutlou U wholly of srsec through faith where fultli real there will JIII workH iiiiiiilff an an evl deniv Iwfore tUtu of the faith that In really In the heart bofor Coil Uph II 810 Tit III 5 Si The mills that Is not manifest In work e ii hot ho u llv Iii g faith Sol any amount of works on our mrt however giskior grout ran wive limit beliiR wivetl hy IIM work alone unto Iv Ho havliiK iMitii ntelvtil hy linvlm uoIi4 t live III Ui must work itt Hits rmlvatlon which He han wroiiKht In llliil II Ill Itlh sill Lit Mi llearerH who arm not door are only Mlf dmlverx Matt vii JH 27 Jan Many of them alo wlilrh unnl curl HrlN lirouKhl their buola tuEHhvr and buntnl thrin before nil nnii und they IlWiilwl the prior of tlirin oixl fuuml It 0IJ ilvc of iillver What tin hittet lit tiflil of iint y4tt thurtfore whlth htlleve He Is piitloun 1 Pel II TI So putloll hail the Lord JMIIIM hiftuut to them that lliliiK which were hefore of much valise now Hfiiuetl wtulhlcKM and were at once commltlitl to the llamts lest they might eiiKiiare and Injure othcrn Their affcctlom were now on thliiB above not on thlnpt on the earth Col III Jl lllie Paul they couhl testify what thine were gaul to us ihojo we tinint id low for Christ Phil II ii Tliln honllre cost crhiiiH 10WK utah wax j i a Klorlou triumph for Ihrlot tour the t atlveriuiry It wan like tilt victory on Mount Carmcl over the prlentH of Haul The day will come when nil that In against thrltit Khali pej ami the I piHpl who resist Him ami their lead ers hall be hell to the lake of lire Itev xis 20 xx 15 M Ho mlKhtlly grew the word of Jo1 j and iirevalUtl Ill chapter ill 2 It lii written till word of God RHJW and multiplied The work of Cod tloue by till Spir J it of Cod UHlUK that word of Coil AI4 we have ween In former Htudlex time preach tru lined time Scriptures ami till tutu KcrlpturcH and preaclud froth them the tlihiKH conccrnliiK the fort Icsux and time kliiRiloni of lotl They tilt not In the IciiHt discount any iHirtlon of time wonl of Clod taut like the form Jesuw e In all hit teaching they honored It It safe to nay that those who In our ilay make lIght of any portion of the wmil of Got ire not tauslnc It to grow or multiply or prevail stint they limo certainly not tot tIme time MIIR tel lowing the Lord Jesus When I hear time word of Got dishonored or any t 5jwrthoim of It made IlKht of cannot f help thlnkhiK of time devil for the tlrnt recorded utterance of that old ccrpent Yea hath Cod smmitlY On III i He iHKiin Isle evil work on earth b questlonlm the word of Cod stud the love of loll by mablmi God ap pear to he n liar Ova II Ii 4 Let us In tilt name of our Lord und by the SpirIt of Ood rcBlit Ulia I The Citizen FIFTY CENTS A YEAR 1fJaauIJ tIf T11tANQOIS LU Cupyrlnbi law by American tlcua Awiocla tlon ThoroVvac pnmlimnninm on that hill hldo fur 10 minute It was an eventful lltthl fur ninny a man not coniiilurluK thoju who vnrti laid low by mliMiliM of nt rltlgc tun nun mill icM wnr There were u tow whom plaro It win to lend in whom a count lit tonal Inability rendered it lni llOOtU1 0 for them to fneo such a hlorm Tiny were ordrretl hack tholr placuttllltMl bytluKti inadoof hturmr tuff Thurowem HihllirH In tho rank who rkulked hut their olllirni drove them on The main force of that rwervo divlxloii of Union tnxipit showed it united Mrtnxth of purpose which If it could lo minion icd to a diirtrcnt lieun llulit of luonil herolcm would innko an army of gods Mark Muynard elimbixl with time rent Tor u moment whlii that titorm bur t tho instinct of n human Ixins noting upon hums Kiiddnnly madohlm tecoil A numlnr of Mjuick recollection Unshed f u n him lllx position tlm chanro Klven him to redeem tint Kirt tho con MIOUKIKIMI that mm looktil to htm for wtruiiKtli in tlmt trying mimommituimtthitiy were nil ns nnthliiK eoniKiretl with ono other which prevented any fur her Kivini bock It wax not n dotdru for tlnath That Willi loo near It wai tint n IIlru to show prowcm nt n tilt ment when limn wrro either unllliij or mnkiiiK reconlx an herocit M that torn bio moment hero camu eforo him u ptotnro hWiut io Innocent limit otto may well wonder how it could hnvo lip punnd amid curb frightful Komiex It wiw Ihti plmloKrapli of hiu wIfe mid boy With it llunliml thu thouKlit All for them Inr myiMtlf hot WliethtT lit iieetltd hilt to nerve him to tie hits duty certain it Ix that from title moment he forgot tinnier One idea nl iorlil late entire beliiK that whether hu lived or died worm sliouM go luck to thHst lit loved butter than hlmxdf that hu wax nt Iwt not nmoiiK the ilinchcrx Onco thix Idwi KMM Hil him ho was n machine u cog movliiiOO wheel Ho knuw nothing of the deafening coumU hu wn ohliviniM to hulletx or hhellx Like tint picture of un HUtliiH Madon ni was ever prt rnt tho Kentln lava nnd IlKiira ol a woman holding up a child MullitT maid child in fiiiiniis pnint IIIK have for Hnturiex Mood unit n illvinii Unlit to lint Iho world frmn cin Mother and child in the rye uf Mark Mnynard were a divlnu light to lead him out of hut depth into which 1m had fallen by a violation of principle Tim tlimi of prolntion wax hurt but tint too Chart for Maynnrdx IxarliiK to han itx ulTeot AIIIOIIK tutu few vlm held tho men together luriii that brief htriiKKo for limit lifeof limit army he took an importtint juirt Tho ildnu was wnii and onu of ho llrst re imiiitri on it wax that cnmmandiid by Culoiitl Mark May until Tho rldKu wan not only won it woe held lint who can depict tho huh ugh It waK by n repetition of MriiKttlcx likti thu 0110 thit took it only thin gray nt taokfd while tho bluo dcfemlotl Ihgiut timcx limo Conftslurntcs charged uiijl eight titmice thuy worn driven hack NIght mimic them wax no lIght where by tn inako another Thu ridgo wax in Union kcepiiiKi tho Army of thu Cum berland was Inell- HIIIIIIUIhlllj his command Maynard mile throiiKh 2 500 dead and woundfd of tho 7000 utica who climbed thu hill sitlo a few hours before to Unernl Thomas hcadiiunrtcrH limo you any further coiniimnds general lie asked Ah Colonel Miiynnrd Let tutu lhallk you nmoiiK others fur your work You men over theru hnvo imvcil ux I want you to WI hacks to tho cavalry mid mum muiid ouu of huveral forces intended to cover tour tetrcat Wo must jet hack to night to u imfer position I await yoiyr order jcneral Colonel mulct thu nencrnl turn iiiK UJKIII him a kindly approving eye thero arc n number to ho rownrtlctl tom todnys work amoiiK them jHinrcclf If wo net Cafe out of this I xhnll innko it hUllllhlo nckuiowlttlgtuetut of your serv ices CHA1TEU XXVI AN tUlOUTANT UTTKII Tho battle ot Chickamaupt ia over Tho Army of tho Cumberland IIUH with drawn to Clmttnnoopi rnfo for tho present nt leant behind breastwork Their enemies are looking down upon thorn from thu heights lint encirclo thu town awnltliiK for them to fall an easy prey through htarvation Colonel May nard is nwaitiiiK tho result of unity red tapo in thu mutter of hula court martial Tho papers iu tho cuto wuro lost lu thu rout or tnu riftit nnn wero ror ottou InI his tIToriK to BitVH tho left At mttiy no one Hemed to caro hi about utah Tho uprf nnd downx in 1IIIIIInryI fit art rapid ama Imtl mire lljdicliit tug hit pillant MTvlces on hum eouImrnitit wtro ilUptMil to look IIpOIiII hut xaerillcu of Iiitirelf for rather n herolo St after nil accord with hU picniiar pcrmmlltI Onu InyIt wax viliiH wick after tho retrinit of iho Army of thu Climher land Mnynard wax iii hug in hue tent with la hey and t Iso Kirl found on 1111I bat htlchil Jakey had turned up in lUlU nnd rmiewcil hlx wrviccx with thu dilKKtd colontil True Hint IIIIIIIIIII position wan Homuwhat uuiiou was in no gr need of an orderly hut wnsdixponeil to avail himself lit Inkeys friendship Hu neither HWI nor communioated with ii itt wifu tel n dbiinelinatlon tllllll MI until HoinetliiiiH deflnitu should IKCUT to edtabliKh hit futuru status with thu army Jakey thtirHforo continued to thu only friend pnMiit fur filiIIYou ny Kild Mnynnrd to Jakey on thu occniion montfoned that you hut tier at tho lionet to which told 01I to taku liar und timimka hand In use lightIteckou Wherudld you get nny thing to fight with Dend wojur Tuk lili guts n car trlilgwUiHin my wordl I wonder tho eno my Ktood agalmit nuuh u iotiiforco muntWaal I idiot ono of em way Wo was tuk by lute morn II wo utile n wile runnln Huddent I henrn n cay Stop thnr y littlu Yankro ras cal I turned roan n Mir a nwifcron horseluick Iii called on mo fo tar sur lender n I up n eliot him You dont mean it Ueckon then what did you do Wnnl other usa they went on n I kellllll1ecl ulliThou I wont back to th1 honso n found Jennie II hy lImit timo t was gittln dark n tho nrmy commenced ter retreat Wo uns retreated with th rust on foot Ynx hart 0 tho way Jrnnlo fhu got tired MI wu Fat down by ther rond till Homo cavalry Jakey had learmsl smut to till them critter companies camu along after time infmilry bed pvsed Onu on em wild Kf hot haint Colo mil Mayuardx orderly N with n lit the gal Mhl another Thou th fact on em tuk mo on behind him n tother mi Ink Jeiiuiu on Ixiforo him u wu unit covered Hi retreat A vnlunblu acquisition to tho rear guard IIb rvcil Maynard nnd ho begun to question limo littlu girl Hu 11Ij covered that tho wax list daughter n fnrmer living on thin battlelleld who hall neglected to rumovo his family till time last minute Caught in limo miiUt of it tight all bccnmu panic stricken and limo child was Mptrntctl from the rust Wiillu he wnx gnining thix informa tout an orderly rnmu to hut Jenfnnd Khowed him n letter postmnrki Cows ty Cavan lielnnd und addressed to thu who had iisslsled in tho ei cnpo of lIrolillu Fitz Hugh Hut there were tenturtx of the ndilrcxs which led May mini to donlt if it was not for tomu other Hntigaii Where did you get this tucked It ctimo III with tilt mail Itll been lying unclaimed for Mivernl days IM no OmIt knows who it is for Thero was n llatigan in thu Hi Rivalry but hu is among limit missing Tho letter was Ink en to thu hrllllluurler of that regiment and Colonel liurke suggested that you might knuWKJinothing imbomu t Iso Ah yes said Maynard wully You mil tell Colonel liurku that I saw Hall gait killed Hut this reminds me hu ndded I must ceo if I can regain lilt body Tliun to thu orderly I wish you would say to Major Burke that if hu will glvn mo an escort Ill go out under Hag of trnco liuil coo if I can Hnd out nnything about Corjmrnl Hntlgnu whom I xnv fall from isle horsu in tilt enemys lines Ask him to inako taut a request for permission to send out tlu ling forward it and let mo know limo ru suit Tho result wait n permission to Kcnd out tho Hag nut tho next morning after nn early breakfast Colonel May until nccompnnied by Jakey and tIme littlu girl whom Maynard hoped to r stUb to her parents each mounted nuts nil attended by it lieutenant and 20 men set out from Chnttnnoogn toward Misiion Hidge They met thu enemys pickets at limo hao of tho ritlgo mid wcro conducted to Hossville Colonel May mini at OileD requested that ho might bo nccortled nn mttiviow with Colonel FiU Hugh If that olllcer survived tho hat lit A iucssuugtr wait sent to summon him mid ns ho lint miles to go tho lung party dismounted wero tnk en lute u house whero they nwaitedtho ofllfcrn ariivnl Every attention was shown them nnd they wcro madu ae comfortable as jmssible Two hours tuft er tho ileparturo of tho courier Colonel Fitz Hugh rodo up to tho door Thero WitS always a certain embar rassment between theso two men which under thu circumstances was quito nat ural but which was heightened by tho habitual dignity with which Fitz Hugh boro himself Thero was much to forte them apart mimi much to draw them to gether but it nil resulted in constraint Joi1 Hugh lifted his lint to Mnynnrd then advanced am put out his hand Neither seemed to think of appropriate words of greeting maid thero wero it fow moments of silence which wore broken by Mnynnrd referring to isle mission Colonel hu wild I rust hun benrcr of n letter for Corporal Hntigan though tho superscription gives n dilTerent title than corporal tho mnn who assisted mo on tho mission which you doubtless well roinemlier I saw Rntignn fall truism hut horso iiiitl Mipposu Hint hu is dead Am I right No sir CorporalKatlgnn lives Ho waR severely wounded by u shot from your men Ho manured to keep his sail ro it ns wrrk was ncconipliidied when ho falntcil through toM of blood For a tiinohix lifu hung III thin balance Vo now hopo for lilt recovery I nm rpjolccd to hnir it Idrhnps this letter in for him Will you attend Ito its deliver If you will ridu with mo tnUinjolil- Whcrohu lies you tnn deliver it in per won Tlmt would indwd bo n plcnrum Cast you get permission to tuku nm to far within your hues tryI I may look by Oil vrny for Iho humu of this littlo girl I rex cued her from thu buttlullold whcru t hu wiw lo t iA request was emit up to lieailqnnr for permission III tako Column I May nnrd nnd two children to Hlngold and to visit tho recent Held of bnttlo hy wny Whilo thu jiarty wcru waiting Corn reply Maynard was iiitroiluced to IMlliilRT of Confederntu odicers mill till story getting round that hu hall ii thu life of it Confetlerntu emissary tlio sister of Colonel Fiti Hugh hu soon found himself nn object of interest Them wns little disposition to inquire into time right or wrong of isis net Tho- Hrvicti was quitu sutllciunt and lIsa tie tx sed colonel wns us highly honored ig tho Confederate as hit had been condemned by lilt comrades Pimillion camu rill Colonel Fitz Hugh to tnku till party forwnid lenviig till escort nt Hossvillo und taking Colo illel Maynanlsparolo smut todivulguany hu might to the Union touuuI iniuider it ucolcss provision fm1 thiro was nothing of importanco by tutu wny for him to see It was a singular party that crisp O tober morning cantering iluwn the Chattanooga und Lnfnyettu road tio rcciiit house of contention toward thu now deserted battlelleld Maynard nnd Fitz Hugh rode together nt tho front Then came Jakey and Jennie hot Ii mounted liko time rest whllu a troop of Confuderatu cavalry formed thu escort Tho two colonels talked on everything except what was uppvrmost in tholr minds Fitz Hugh several timus nt tempted to guidu tho conversation upon Mnyuards scrvico to his sister in order Hint ho might make n proper acknowl edgment but Maynard foreseeing IsIs intention always imido soino remark by WilY of thwarting him Theru mire tho heights from which you slielled fio reserve inarching to our relief II saul Mayunrd glancing to tho left II Anti hero our men found themselves ncnr this coveted road over which wo art passing when time fog lifted on Sun ilay morning II replied thu other Now wo como to till horseshno ridge Let us ridu around its base From wlmt time littlu girl limit told mo I fancy sho lives on tho road lending to Heeds bridge II My i op lives down IharII said tho Child i ointiiig to n cabin u niilu below them Leaving time Chattanooga road they followed miollier lending around thu ridge striking a third leading to Heeds bridge When they cnmo to thu house pointed out by Jennie a mnn was Kitting on iho fence or onu section of it which happened not to huvu hocus taken for firewootl liko thu rest whit thug stIck Catching hight of tIme child us tliu party rodo up hu went to her Inking lieu in his struts covered her kisses Thu mother hearing thu exclamations rushed out mid repeated tho fathers caresses Tho parents expressed as well ns they weru music and in their hunihlu wny their thanks to the rescuer of their child nnd thu party proceeded on their way Uoodby Jennie II said her friend Jakey as hu rode off Ooodby Ef yoll write mo a letter Ill inako y a doll outen n corncob I know how ten inuku em II illcuust write Wnnl Ill do it anyhow Yer n purty nice young unefynir only n gnl Hiding over Heeds bridge tho party passed through thu gap in the ridgu be yond mid tl seentllng tho cast sope soon struck n road lending to JUngold They ratio into tho town about noon and soon drow ruin before tho house wheru Cor para Hatignn lay wounded Fitz Hugh amid Mnynard dismounted and entered totether Jakey bringing up the rear III thu hallway her eyes large with aston ishment nt seeing her brother in costs pany with Colonel Muynard stood Caro lino Fitz Hugh If tIme brother had failed in expressing his thanks tn Maynard time sister suc ceeded but not by words Sho grasped Mnynard8 baud when suddenly for thu lirst timu sinco lieu escape n full realizing of tho tcrrlhlo end she so narrowly cscnped swept over her wns looking her gratitude with till intensity of her expressive eyes when her formal brother said Caroline Colonel Maynard suffered tlisgraco on your account It is proper you should know how much wu owe him This information was too much for even tho strong niituro ofito resolute it woman Shut burst into n pasaionnto Hood of teats For tho first limo siutco it occuured catletheilImen to ino besido tlw consciousness of having served so ndmirnblo a woman Fitz Hugh throw open a door neat by and led time way through it into room whero Corporal Hatigan his ruddy locks contrasting with lilt palo face and tho whiteness of lift pillow looked at them with thu eiuuo astonishment as Miss Fitz Hugh Ii Why colonel ho exclaimed aro yo a prisoner No I cumo by thocourtesy of Colo nul Fit Hugh to deliver tItus letter which I think icier you Aro you Hugh Hatigan 01 Sir Hugh Rotigan No use father was Sir Thomas Rat ignn of County Cnvnn Ireland Perhaps hero havo been change and Maynard handed liiur the letter Tliu corporal took it nnd looked first nt thu black seal and then at thu hand writing which ho recognized at onco nn luis mothers nnd road To Sir Hugh Hatigan United States Army Tennes suet U H A Mo brother Is ilnad ho saul sol cnvolojMTed of tInt denth of Isis elder brother mill ns thu title nail estates of thu fami ly descended to him hu was adjured to go liomo nnd attend to hiM affairs Ix it us wo supposed asked May nard It is Oim Sir Hugh truo enough Mo brother locI rest Mm is gaunt II Wo sympnthizo with you nt your brothers death mill rojoico with you nt your own inheritance said Fitz Hugh All III turn took the corporal by tho hand You must go homo nt once said Mnynard How will Oi go homo when Olm enlisted for three years or durin thu wur Well havo to got you out of that cnid Maynard Your duties nro moro important in Ireland than as n corporal III our service Wu Imo moro than n plenty of men I wish wo could say tho same oh served Colonel Fitz Hugh limo visiting panty expecting to re turn that afternoon had hut little llmu Ito convoru upon anytlii exceijt Sir Hugh Hntigaus future il this they considered fully It was Urrangcil that ns soon ns thu baronet should htmiljlt to tnivul ho wns to go through thu lines apply for a dischargu and go to Ireland Colonel lll1 Hiigli anticipated 1I011lrI ficulty III Fccuring lilt depart from thu Confcilerauy nnd ns ho was n Hritiih subject of rank it WlIllIoli expected that lie would bu n strict accountability for thu part ho hall taken in tliu escape of Cnrollno Fitz Hugh expceinlly ns that net hue beets Inrgoly lost sight of in an uvent of greater moment tho battlo of Chicka mauga Tlitso mutters oncu settled tho party moved toward tho door whoro adieus weru sj oleii then mounted ami node away CHAPTKH XXVII TUB CIIUKK W IOST Carollno Fitz Hugh had watched over Corporal Hntigan every die sincu lilt wounding und by careful nursing hall doubtless saved hits lift It was not for tho corporal to full in lovo with isis nurse fur ho hnd loved her over since thu day hu first met her When thu visiting party had left thu house she went liaek to her charge and alter n fuw words of sympathy nt thu loss of hits brother putting out her hand frankly and with n smilo Arise Sir Hugh film Mid You hUll bees on your back long enough You must get used to sitting up awl prepare to go to Ireland und to admin ister your estate Darlin ho saId looking up nt her wistfullyIts tiuittiyou wero breaking yourself of calling mo that You must forget time Confudernto telegraph worker go homo amid marry auto of tho daughters of till neighboring gentry undsettlu down to becomu a lino old Irish gentleman ono of tho raru old stock Thats n lImit picture yoro makin fur me mid whatllyo doin meantime Working for my country And havent yo promised yo would do no moro telegraph workin Oh that duty hue coiiiu to an abrupt termination I shall nuver attempt it ngnin How could I after tho sacrifice you nnd Colonel Mnynard Imvo madu for mo Besides if seen within thu Fed era lines I should bu recognized mid I Woultl then deserve my fate Yod butter abandon tho cause Never so long as it is it cause So long as my brothers continue tho strug gin I will bo with them Thou long as tIme Union nrmy is fightin yo Oill bu in its ranks Youll do no such thing You will go home whero your presence is moro neoded to your mother to your toil ants Ireland needs all hrr landowners such ns you at home That is your coitus try You lutvo no interest bore And tho United States is your coun try You have no other Rats Dnrlint- Thtru was n silence between them for somo moments Hntignn Inid lilt hand on hers whllu else was looking with n pause expression tout of thu window III her eyt x wax a tar look Her com VII lie IrIl panion had strengthened certain doubts which had nt times comu up to trouble tier as to time ultimntu success1 tho real motives which underlay her cause ami with her intense dovoted nutnru led her to feel that all this vast effort put forth by her people might in time end avail nothing or would only if success ful perpetuate n wrong Her lover saw lieu troubled expression Ho did not at tempt to comfort her by recalling what ho loud said Ho pushed on further lnrllnhosaid yore right when ye city Oim needed in Oirelaml do with me ilarlin lie mo wife Let nil this intensu effort thix sacrifice yoro put tin into u entice which Oi forcseo is doomed bu gives to mo tenants Tim estnto is n largo one mid there uro hun dreds of PeoPle for yo to befriend Thero yo can work to a purpose Theru you ef forts III behulf of a really downtrodden peoplo will bo for good And leo my brothers III tho mlust of this horrid struggle I will stay hero till thu last gun is fired till tho last blow of tho hammer hunt riveted our chains Horn and bred in tho south Mist Fitz Hugh had never seen except with south ern eyes Hero was n man who was giv ing her views hover beforo open to her Sho limit n mind capahlu of grasping them mid saw thu strength time solid soiw iHnuath them when properly pro sentedDarlin saul tho young baroiiot thin world moves on quickly If j r pnlo miceeiil in this war in loss than a quarter of it century yoll either free yer slaves or bo n blot on tho face of earths Oli Hats duo exclaimed why did I ever meet you Yonvo sapped time strength I possessed for my work can never again do my duty ns I have douj it thus far TO BB cojrrinnD The Keystone of Cood Health is pure food Lion Coffee is allcoffeeno glazing of eggs or glue to conceal de qualityFrcsh in flavor because always in sealed packages never in bulk Tlm best pill iionth the stars and stripes It cletiDsos tho system and never gri pest Li tie Early Risers of worldly reputn Ask for DeWitts and tako no substitute A small pill easy to buy easy to thko and easy to act but never failing in rosultsDeWittn Little Eoily Risers rouse the secretions and Suet as n tout ic to the liver curing permanently For stale by Eat End Drug Co u E 1 CanvasserWanted to sell PRINTERS INK journal for advertisers published weekly at live dollars a year It teaches the science and practice of Advertising and is highly esteemed by the most successful advertisers in this country and Great Britain Liberal commission allowed Address ritlNTKRS INK 10 Spruce St New York Necessary Expenses for Twelve Weeks School Herxou who hoard themelvei can tpeml a much or little s Ihey choose on living expviiM- ay to have a HUle extra money foMlect Uw tonk coil ulhlrllIllIql Hut the n iMry xpeiiwi Sri nnlr u lotions To pay the rut Ir- OIl HintAIL IUII ohx l f InrlilenUl Fee 140 IS W Kx tmn iuh Fee Z look tr stout 2 ro 2I 0 lentriil Dfpmll oo i on Kiirnl licl Room fuel t5 2V Flrtt Jlonlhi lioard 5 oil 8 ctidmig w00 OO iji1Launr iturtitg itse term Rrirlnnfiii Mo Hoard 8 00 00 Beginning 3d Mo Hoard 5 W 5W- a 10 on ien1 Deposit returned 00 I Ititnl Ixpesus IH Week 27 BO Kor thOM lclowJA Urammar deduct the fJ for iiooki atid fl from Incidental fee making Ilia otalonly l50 When four girls room together ouch tare tl or more on room aid fuel making total only V30 If claiwcd below A Grammar Koom slat nel Ott one dollar more la the Winter terra Two room for liounekecpInK with itflTCi etc can usually bo rented for from Silo Iii a term The rke of n calf a little tunbark nr a few itiuies5uiu bedcovera will give Inrm of icliool which nut clmnge IIIIKI whole life for the bnlterl WeakHearts Are due to Indigestion Ninetynine of every one hundred people who have heart trouble IndlgesIj traceable to but are the direct are result of Indi gestion All food taken Into the stomach which falls of perfect digestion ferments and swells the stomach puffing It up against the heart This Interferes with the action of the heart and In the course of time that delicate but vital organ becomes diseased Mr D Kiubleof Nevada Osays had stomach trouble and was In a bad state as haj heart troubla with It toot Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for about tour months and It furod me Kodol Digests What You Eat and relieves the stomach of all nervous stralp and the heart of all pressure Dcttics only 100 SItS holding 2H times the trial site which sells for SOc Prepared by f O O WITT A CO CHICAGO I TTHECITIZEN I ILOCAL AND PERSONAL t I 1 A W Titus is farming this year Miss Bessie Sexton is slowly recovering from au attack of fever- J F Hawkins is enlarging his t grocery building on Depot street Prof J W Diusmore was recently elected a director of the Borea Bank t iug Co J Burdette C Son ore making windows Bud door frames for the Indus trial building Miss Effie Laswell was visiting SatjurdayAndrew Sharp from Morehead is jfvisiting for a few days with his par C Sharp and wife Rev Wills of Clark county filled the pulpit at the Baptist church of Berea morning and evening Sunday T H Horton Chestnut street is out again after being confined to the house for two weeks with throat trou ble Noah Anglin who has been visiting relatives and friends in Garrard coun ty and at East Bernstadt Ky has returned to his home in Terre Haute IndMrs Dearmond and Phoebe Ro berts grandmother and sister of Geo R Roberts will return to Hamilton 0 owing to the illness of Mr Ro berts mother Mrs W G Frost returned from Cincinnati Tuesday Norman is still in Christs Hospital but is doing so finely that his physicians promise hip he can return home in two weeks Mrs A T Fish is in New York City this week buying her spring stock of millinery Her storeroom corner Center and Main streets has been newly painted and fitted up in sideMr and Mrs C W Myers and little son Buford of Ashland Ky spent Friday and Saturday in Berea visiting Charles and Frank Myers who are in school here Charles and Frankare sons of Mr and Mrs My ersMiss Lou Flanery who has been employed as governess in a leading family of Chicago for the last year stopped oil here yesterday to visit her sister and brothers She goes on to her home in Owsley county next MondayA entertainment will be given Monday night at the Tabernacle by A M Canfield of Litchfield Ohio with the Graphophone Grand In addition to the regular program of- liS selections a cornet duet by Messrs Simpson and Caldwell will be record ed and reproduced- J E Dalton the blacksmith wishes to thank the people in this vi cinity for their liberal and faithful patronage for the last few years which has enabled him to pay off all his indebtedness In return for this he makes some interesting reductions in prices in his advertisement in an other column The firm is now Dal ton C Walden Mrs Graham of Berea spent an evening at Madison Institute in this city recently She is a Northern lady who is greatly interested in the pchool at Berea She is a member of the Arts and Crafts Society and travels over the North and East making ex hibits of the work that the pupils of Berea are doing Our girls were greatly interested in her account of her visit to Queen VictoriaRich mond Pantograph A bold attempt at robbery was made Tuesday night when thieves crushed in the front window of Preston fc Cos grocery in order to affect an entrance into the store Lewis Johnson who lives in the refer of the store heard the noise surmised what was the trouble and decided to make somebody hard to catch As ho came to the front of the store the thieves took to their heels but managed to get away with some canned fruit I syrup and a basket of apples which had been placed in the window for display COLLEGE ITEMS A normal department social was held Tuesday night at the Parish House Besides the usual social en joyments a firstclass literary program was rendered which showed that the normal department does not want for literary ability The winter term closed last night with the fine exhibition given by the B Rhetorical class which has been under the instruction of Prdf H M 1 Jones for the last six months Each member of the class acquitted himself nobly and demonstrated what faith QaVtsl ful and conscientious work will uc coinplish The term just closed registered the high water mark both in attendant1 Red iu quality und amount of work accomplished The registration roach od 830 for the term or 0 moro than any preceding term in the history of the College and never before were teachers and pupils alike so well pleas ell with tho results ofa terms work Monday night at 7J50 oclock at the Parish House occurred the last music al recital of the winter term by the students of the music departmelll The program waj varied consisting of inalrumeutalaudvocalsolosaudduets in addition to other numbers Teach ors and friends alike are highly grati fied with the remarkable progress made by the music pupils during the term just closed The degree of Doctor of Medicine was conferred upon H C Tinsley B L Monday night by tho Meharry Medical College connected with Wal den University of Nashville Teen Mr Tiusley took his preparatory aud college courses extending over a pe riod of eight years at Berea College graduating from the Literary course class of 11KX Mr Tiusleys many Berea friends extend hearty congrat ulations Dr Tiusloys present address is ISO Lafayette street Nashville Teuu The members of Phi Delta Literary Society fittingly celebrated their recent victory in the inter society de bate by a banquet at Phi Delta Hall last Friday night H M Racer president of the society was toast master and every person proteut responded to a toast in an interesting manner Those present besides the regular members were former mem bers John and Chas Burdette Be rea M Spink editor of Chandler yule Tintta Chaudlerville Ill Mark Williamson and Messrs Huut Young and Clark of Beta Kappa Society ORDINANCEBerea 903 The Town Board of Trustees of the town of Berea Ky do ordain as follows That bids for the sale of the fran chise for the period of twenty 20 years for erecting maintaining and operating a telephone system and exchange in the Town of Berea Ky aud the use of streets alleys avenues parks squares and other public places in said town for that purpose be ad vertised for in THE CITIZEN a newspa per published in Berea Ky that bids be reeehod for the purchase of said franchise rights etc at the meeting place of said board of trustees of the town of Berea Ky whilo in ses sion at its regular monthly meeting on the night of March 91903 That bids for the sale of the fran chise for the period of twenty 20 years for erecting maintaining and operating a telephone system and ox change in the Town of Berea Ky and the use of streets alleys avenues parks squares and other public places in said town for that purpose be ad vertised for in THE CITIZEN a newspa per published in Berea Ky that bids be received for the purchase of said franchise rights etc at the meeting place of said boud of trustees of the town of Berea Ky while in session at its regular monthly meeting on the night of March 9 1903 The town board reserves the right to reject any or all bids S E WELCH Chairman- E L ROBJNSON City Clerk FUN AND FACTS What letter is best for a deaf wom an 1 A because it makes her hear Dont fail to hear Old King Cole and his subjects Why is a dogs tail like the pith of a tree It is furtherest from the bark King Cole will be in Richmond Friday and Saturday nights and Sat urday matinees March 13 and M Why do black sheep oat less than white ones Because there are less of themYou can get the highest CASH price for your poultry and eggs at J H Neffs opposite Joes Richmond Who is the man who carries every thing before him The waiter The Operetta King Cole is given for the benefit of the Pattie A Clay Infirmary of Richmond What is the difference between a diseased potato and a boo hive Not any one is a spectator the other a beeholderThose to attend tho Operetta mug Cole can go to Richmond on the 122 p m train go to the after noon or evening performance andre turn at 10f 5 p m t te lfk Why is a bad picture like weak tea It is poorly drawn T A Robinsons trade in spectacles and glasses is increasing all the timo His perfect method of fitting the eyes and his fair and liberal treatment of customers account for it Main St Richmond Ky Why is Sunday the strongest day Because all the otherH are weak week daysIllnrkiiultliliii J P Bickuell has bought and will have operated the blacksmith shop opposite Bickuoll Earlys store John Ponder will be there and do your work in goodstyle Dili lloeiitr People owning dogs in tho town of Boron will please call on the town marshal or E L Robinson town clerk and pay their license andre ceive tag If license is not paid at once suit tags put on the logs will be killed His First Day In Town I Sulphur In the Mineral Kingdom Sulphur occurs very widely dis tributed in the mineral kingdom partly free and partly combined with other elements The free sulphur is either found pure in regularly formed crystals or intimately mixed with earthy matters In its native state sulphur is largely found in Sicily and Italy and as a general rule in abundance in volcanic districts The brittleness of sulphur renders the cleavage imperfect Sul phuric acid is an important combi nation and a very dangerous one in inexperienced hands Sulphur combined with a number of elements such as iron copper lead etc fur nishes the sulphides In the vege table kingdom sulphur is a small constituent of the albuminous bodies and of certain volatile irritant oils Moreover the vegetable juices contain it in the form of certain sulnliates The stir We llrrtthe A now and novel instrument is tho kouiscope or dust testing apparatus It is not a complicated scientific machine being solely intended for estimating in au easy and simple manner tho amount of pollution and number of dust parti cles In tho atmosphere The action of the instrument is based on certain color 180111cdincreased number of dust nuclei eta In working the kouiscopo the air in drawn into the apparatus by means of a common air pump and quickly pass ed to the test tubes which are fitted with glass at both ends When thu tubo thus charged is hold toward the light various colors from pare white to near ly black blue according to the purity or impurity of tho sample under test arc indicated The dust particles also form au important factor in these tests the variation in their number causing the mirror to throw all the colors of tho rnlnbowSt Louis Republic WE ARE BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER TO Repair or Paint Your Vehicle SATISFACTION GUARANTEED A FULL LINE OF Buggies Surries ROAD WAGONS AND FRAZIER CARTS Kentucky Carriage Works- C F HIOQINS Prop QEENUALITY Tim Famous Slices for Women IOxfords Shoes 150G 3QQ They Fit Wear nail Look WELL RICE ARNOLDS- ole Agents for Madison County Main St Richmond Ky L W JOHNSON Livery and Feed Stable HACK TO ALL TRAINS Prop BEREA HOTEL Main Street- HORSESHOEING At 65eAllOther work in proportion Satis faction guaranteed Dalton Walden olden i Old Stud Withont Harness The best horse in the world is of little useWith wellmade perfect fitting harness on ho becomes lath useful und ornamental If style is desired our 10 BUGGY HARNESS will fill the bill to a dot It is light handsome and very durable If strength is the rosin consider tion our 20 TEAM HARNESS will meet all requirements Couldnt be stronger if it was nil iron T J Moberly Richmond K- ySTANDARD Rotary Shuttle SewIng MachIne ITANOABD Gulfs IWELL FKOMT LOCK AND CHAIN STITCH TWO MACHINES IN ONE BALL BEARING STAND WHEEL We sib manufacture sewing machine that retail from I20O up The Standard KoUry runs AI illent tithe lick of a watch Make nUtches while other machines make 200 to our local draler or If there U M dealn your town address 4 THB Standard Sewing Mnchlae Coil Wet Flat Ht Cincinnati U S E Welch Jr Local Agent WILLIAMS 2 Doors North of Postoffice Clothing Cleaned and Pressed NEV PROCESS Shoes Umbrellas etc Re paired Agent for Regal Shoes I THE MARKETS Al IllrollTIUlIIY A 0 NOHMAN A CO CINCINNATI March 3 CATLTE Common J200 T33fi Butchers3f0 iiJ 110 Shippors lno J 1- 8CALvEsChoiceliO rt ifiO Lingo CoiumoiilOO ri- XHooaComulonGBfi I 7X 1 Fair good light fitll ISK5 Packing710 725 SHEEP Good to choico 125 tti4lifi I Common to fairMOO M IOtI LAUHM Good to choice JiOO 0 liW- I Common to fairl 75 nJK WIIKATNO 2 Rod to fir 7111 TORN 45 M m11HiltNoFLOOR Winter patent 170 aH5 U I fancy H25 cjJ aw I FanuilyX Ufi MILL Im D18r1 OlIO l1AvNo Timothy US 25 1550 I No2 lfiX lfino No1 Clover 1200 rt I2M No2 1100 IIM IOOLTRT Young chickens Ul Heavy hens 1 11 HOOIIWf1II li Turkey iii Ducks 11 Eoas Froth near by Wt HIDES Wet salted 7l No dry salt 9 I Bull 7 Sheep skirls 50 70 FALLOW Prime city UiIII Country U 00 YEARS EXPERIENCE TRADE MAHKO DCSIGNICOPYRIGHTS ieAnrnnrndtnauNehnddrrrpNnmar qulctlr Mcwum our orMiHm r n msnl m Iprunbl Mtentada amnnhw- Ikmnlnellr rvneddla Indh on letrna furervnrIpIrmIatta en ItScientific auItlooml UlnitrmliHl wi Iaret 1Irullol kxi uf a KietitDa ourutL T rm r ar foarmonthILeuldbW ne jMj r MUNN Cot4 New Lork hive had occiilon to use your Black DsauSht Stock and Poultry Midi cine andam pltixd to ny that never wed anything loratock that Save hail good satisfaction rwirtlly recom mend It to all owner of stock J B BE15MEK St louis Mo Sick stock or jwultry thuulil not eat cheap stock foo II1I1Y Inure than tick persons shouldeslact to curtU bv your stock and poultry are sick KVC them med icing t stuff then with worth lese stock fools Unload the bowels and Atir up the torpid liver iind Ole 1UiLIeand Poultry Molicino iinlondi lime torpillmfIttaken in time Secure a liitint can of stock and Poultry Medicine and it will for iUcIf Un timesover HorseiworK better tAws give more milk Bogs Rain Real And hens lay more eggs It wires the problem of making as much blood flesh Clltrll as jKNiililo out of the smallest amount of food con gamed Buy a sal from your dealer West End Meat Market For Fresh Mcntn Salt Meats Sliced limn Lard Sausage Vtgota Isles etc Highest prico for Country IroducobR H ROYSTON Ihonn H 0ppoltehlrturllttlrl- t Kfiiiiirkiililr Purr One of the iiiont rcmiirknblo WINCH i of inold dwp Htulwl on till luogsp I canning pneumonia that of rHo Oortriulu K Fennrr Marion lad who was entirely cured by tutu use of Onu Miuiito Cough Cure Sue laJHIThe coughing and Htriiining HO IMIIH mo that I run down in weightifrom flo to II jxMiudn I tried her of reiniHlitiH to no avail until use Outs Minuto Cough Cure bottles of this wonderful rmnody IollrIed mo entirely of time cough uiitnl my lungs nllli ntttorinl mo to my normal weight health mid htnuigth For Hale by Hunt End Drug C- uNOTINANYTRUST Ilanl iiiwniIIf1IlII fly gl urn nlrrrnr- ykrrlnraIunrMmubl 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SEWING MACHINE CO ORANOE MASS Nrw IeIIIIt III SL UmU Mo Allan U int ItiilU TrX Nil KrunrlHt l SISCOA t CO Nlcbolasillle KYJLOUISVILLE RAILROADITime TablIn Effect Nov 18 laOZIliuliiB Nth Trnlii Leave ItoiiH a a in Xrrivo Richmond 3 52u in Arrive 1arin 5 oSeus Arrive Cincintmti 7t0 n in ioltllr Nurlli Train II Rally LOHVO BeruaI189 s in Arrive Iticlnnoud12 lOa in Arrive Paris 8 18 p 11IArrive Cincinnnti Ii 00 p IIIIOnlnc Slh Trnln Lonvo IJorcu MI 22 p in Arrive Livingston 2 18 p iu- TmltiliihiK South 1111 Leave Hurta II 10 p III Arrive Livingston12 80 n in Trains No1 aiil No fi mtiko eon lection at LtvuiKston for Jullico nail the South with No 21 unit No 27 J W Stephens Ticket Agent t We tumldy 11111 H kiul Fomlrt1 IIfnHlort forGroceriesforiVegetables Fruits PRESTON CO and Candies Main Stroot IJoroa Ky r r = Kydreenhouses 1 LONG DISTANCE PHONE NO 188 Plants Cut Flowers and Designs ALBERT REICHSPFARR Prop 4 f u r J J Biannaman Wellselected stock of Groceries Dry Goods and Notions Mens and Womens Shoes and Rubbers Prices right Agent for Naven Laundry