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r brVultIaa 1 4 b 1111111111111 1111 II dI1I sI ii1+ IIIIr + ± JAMES MILTON RACER Editor and Publlihcr Today THESubscribe I iBnlirtd at the Poloffitt at Hmo Ay U Kfomf 2000 clam moL nalftr JHHWHHHHHHHHlH +II+HII r Y l VOL V A Family Papor BEREA MADISON COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY JULY 23 1903 Quo dollar a year NO H IDEAS l Men usually seek a wide reputation rnthnr tlinu a high ono 0 fattlet H II HHI country ciunot TurkH until wo suppress mobs and lynchingH nutl assassinations hero TAKE NOTICE President Front will preach again next Sunday morning mid night The colored school of Borra will opon Monday July 27 nnd tho whltif school a week Inter August 3rd 4Last week wo added several new features which wo expect to innko por ¬ manent Under tho heading An Old Fnvoritf on pago n each week wo will publiih a poem by name famous I author Many of our readers will cut thuHM oiii and paHto in scrap books Tho column of niHiii Verso will Hupply tho children nod young ItI plo With verses to learn and recite ut school sod elsewhere A complete short story and pictured of notable people and scenes aro other new fea luroH Our Animal Stories for Lit tin Children lire becoming immcuBo ly popular not only in tho homo but with school teachera who expect to UM4i them in thnir schools i FROM THE WIDE WORLD t ho bubonic pnguo Is spreading Chili China eonclutltvlwJeau of 2000000 I lads with thin RuisoChinrHt bank Tho Venezuelan Government paid I to tho rrpUHeulalivcH of tho allied Powers tho lent installment of the indemnity Tim president of Columbia South Amoricii in his annual message tothe Columbian congress argued for tho 1mlificatiOtI of the Panama canal the United Status Tho Russian Government inn ro fusel to accept tho Jowifth petition to IMJ wont from tho U S government f on thin ground that it involves out Hide interference in Russian affairs Dining tho lant thirty days 3000 Cliincfo hive lauded upon the coast J of Mexico 1100 of theme last week Thin largo immigration in duo to th- effavrablo Mexican immigration laws l Russia and Japan is diwcribcd oa n probability Tho Czars gorarnmuut Is said to ho aux ¬ I ious to settle definitely tho question t Asia of political supremacy in Eastern + IN OUR OWN COUNTRY Fortyone deaths front lockjaw have boon reported in Pennsylvania ainro July I A now comet known as Oorollis r comet mayuow bo neon nightly south of the North star A movement lot on foot to consoli date all tho Jewish theological tomi navies of the country- A man at Kalamazoo Michaltl eighty nine years died from tho ox cewiivo uso of tobacco f A IxDtincirg baby boy wan born to ex President and Mrs Grover CloTO laud Saturday at Buzzards Bay Maw thol school teacher it was In this State she mot her husband- COMMONWEALTH r OF KENTUCKY Roar Admiral Terry now on leave t of absenco in Kentucky has boon ordered to command the naval station at Honolulu Tho school per capita for tho com ¬ ing year has boon declared by Super ¬ intendent McChcsuoy to be 260 there being available 1101716510 Tho several stool mills at Ashland l + Ky which had boon closed for nearly II ft a year on account of a strike resumed Tioperations recently Tho steel mills t at lronton 0 also resumed > Union revival services aro being r held at Harrodaburg under tho lead ¬ I ership of M B Williams of Topeka Kansas which aro attracting largo crowds from all over Mercer county tr The building commttio of tho lion tucky Exhibit Association havo a to warded the contract for building the r Kentucky building at tho Worlds I Fair to Caldwoll and Drake Work will begin at once on tho new central t 10 alto secured by Kentucky r Thousands in Louisville paid tho last tribute to MAJ Hughes Tuesday t He was formerly chief of the Fire Department r r t > r A SEASHORE GIRL AND HER NOVEL AND DANGEROUS PET A Hiiinincr girl nt Atlantic City linn n wt lion cub with which gin plays on the beach It Is Kcntle anil appears to IIP ImrnilcMx Ixsllos Monthly tells of n marl who after a short wxiHTlinico with such n pet UkKrnplioil her anlinnl dealer 1lcnoe come and take kitty away She has onion our NowfouniUuud dog d HONOR OF THE MOUNTAIN PEOPLE Articles 8 Classes of Revolutionary Pensioners In tho row and precious volume dvecrilicd in our last article five kinds revolutionary pensioner are listed First aro tho invalid pensioners resid- Ing lit that time in Iho State of lien lucky Next came tho heirs of those who received ftj years pay in lieu of bounty laud Thou wo have n list of those receiving pensions under tho act of CongrcM cf March 1HI8 then those pmiHiomxl by act of 1H28 and iiiially those ponnioniHl by actof 18T2 In Eastern Kentucky wo find tho following invalid pensioners who were alive in 1S2 STIIL COUNTY Sinsfiold Dicknell private in Ken ¬ tucky militia Chris tanox private in Marshalls regiment fLCUlNO COUNTY Dennis Holt private 28th Infantry Joshua Davidson Dragoon Leos corps ZacchoiiH Cord Ittt Lieutenant 10th Kentucky militia Thos Jones private Kentucky militia Patrick McConn private Gibsons Kentucky militia M Roans private USth Infantry Henry Shaw privruo llth Infantry Jas Moore Corporal evolutionary nrmyWm private Hovolutioua ry army FLOYD COUNTY Samuel Brown private Croghans Kentucky militia Samuel Regent private 21th In ¬ fantry OREENUP COUNTY Jas Applcgato sergeant 1st U S levies LEWIS COUNTY Aquilla Smith private 7th Mary- land MADISON COUNTY Madison then included Jackson Owsloy otc- Squire Boone private Kentucky militia fan Berry private Kentucky rail ilia Win Kindred private 2nd U S dragoons John Wood private Garrards county volunteers Bower Sudduth private fith Infan ¬ try Samuel Stoor sergeant fi h Infan ¬ try MONTGOMERY COUNTY Then including fivo times its pros out urea Jos Bay private Kentucky militia John Howard private Virginia militia Goo Huffman private Kentucky militiaI Daniel McCarly private Bufords artillery Edward Slivers musician M In ¬ fantry These aro a few of tho revolutionary soldiers who wero hardy mind long lived How ninny mountain families bear these names and can traco do scent from these hononmbls4eroesl Wo shall continuo this listTud il ¬ lustrate it by n map showing how tho counties wore divided in 1SJ52 WIIJOOOIiELL FROST FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT Col Belhnip Nominated for Governor Judge Beckner for Attorney General The Louisville Convention was re markablo for two things First tho absence of a largo part of tho hood ¬ lulU and boodle element which has held back the Republican party in Kentucky and secondly tho presence of many former democrats of high character like Judge Beckner who proposo to unite in a grand movement for fairness and good government Thud was tho keynote in tho plat form and in tho speeches of Ex Gov Bradley anti all the others If those Louisville nominees are elected as they seem likely to be and carry out their promises a new era of prosper- ity and good fooling will begin iu KentuckyCol concluded his speech by saying At the opening of this convention au appeal was made to Al ¬ mighty God to stand by us iu our af fairs Ho rules ua in our political af- fairs ¬ aa Ho does in our domestic awl business matters and I pledge to tho people of Kentucky if elected in November to carry on the affairs of this State as He directs without fear or favor Clmiiiliprlnlui Colic Vliolrrn anti ilia rrhorn lUmnly This remedy is certain to be needed in almost every homo boforo tho sum- mer ¬ is ovor It can always be do pended upon oven in tho most severe amid dangerous cases It is especially valuable for summer disorders iu chil ¬ urea It is pleasant to tako and never fails to give prompt relief Why not buy it now It may savo life For Halo by SE Welch Jr want tI Sound four foot wood none smaller than 8 inches 150 per cord BERKA COLLEGE BRICK YARD Strength and vigor como of good food duly digested Force a ready toserve wheat and barley food adds no burden hilt sustains nourishes invigorates Safrsunril the Children Notwithstanding all that is done by boards of health mud charitably in ¬ clined pomona tho death rate among small children is very high during tho hot weather of tho summermouths in largo cities There is not probably ono ease or bowol complaint in a hun- dred however that could not bo cured by tho timely usj otChamborlaiuH Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem ody For salo by S E Welch Jr i Irw NtINN1 DONT SAY MUCH OUR fN 1 I CashStoro I Spring Dress Goods White Goods Ginghams etc Wo aro now things in Allover Embroideries Laces Ribbons etc ILatliell are especially invited to call and see them SEE our beautiful lino of Carpets Mattings nnd ICugs The largest assortment and best I values ValiseSEE shown ill the city all prico and tho best you can buy for tho moony i allif anti wont time i j i Best Clothing at the Lowest Price I i guarnutted ¬ f I 1 LACKEY A HAMILTON CORNER MAIN AND FIRST STREETS RICHMOND KY 1 titNNNNNNN NNNNN N NNNNNNN NN HNN N WE ARE BETTER PREPARED 1 THAN EVER TO Repair or Paint Your Vehicle SATISFACTION GUARANTEED A FULL LINE OF Buggies Surries ROAD WAGONS AND FRAZIR CARTS Kentucky Carriage Works- C F HIQQINS Prop f TIlE EYES OF MEN AND WOMEN aro similar in all respects Their con ¬ dition and requirements when exam- ined ¬ are generally very different This is by difference in work and temperament GLASSES- to Eiiit those conditions and require ¬ ments are made and supplied here Tests mado skilful opticians with modern scientific instruments put us in possession of information which us furnish just tho right oyesPrices Te Ae Robinson Optician and Jeweler Main Street Richmond Ky do you suppose dip into that bulk before you buy it LionCoffee comes in sealed air ¬ tight packages no chance for or dirt or things to get in- Chun Fresh and Fragrant SsN ms PRICES TALK l iLawns If you are going to buy a Carriage II or Buggy of any kind this season como and see our stock and we can supply you Weber wagons are still on the move for they run right We 66 for No for new shoes all Goldens old worth of Muting Ofllco tOe Hair Cut 15c Ifio IGo 25c R B DOE by a 3 fO 2 f 00 3 160 R rb WE Make it pay you to trade with us Pay in and cents Pay in with the goods not satisfied with any- thing bought after you take it home it back and we will make it We aim to please Our success so far shows are doing it Were not satisfied with what we have done we want to do more businessWe to make it a pleasure to trade with us In all departments will be found goods to suit your wants at prices in keeping with the quality BICKNELL EARLY If Its From Joplins Its Good A full lino of FUIINITUKB always on hand invito our Berea friends to make themselves at home at JOPLINS when in Richmond CARPETS and UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY 73Night JO St JOPLIN Richmond Ky I The East End Drug StoreS Is Headquarters all Guaranteed Remedies for Summer Com- plaint ¬ Diarrhea Dysentery Colic Flux Cure no Pay L M PETTUS Pharmacist C C RHODUS Proprietor HORSESHOEING Until January 1 1904 DOC around Everything firstclass- J E DALTON stand East End Barber Shop Shave Shampoo Razors sharpened to Proprietor Keep Cool JJafi using GASOLINE STOVE Stoves burner 1100 Stoves burner at H CHRISMAN dollars satisfaction themselvesIf youve bring satisfactory we MATTINGS FARMS for SALE Two and onehalf miles from Berea on Scaffold Cane Pike Tract No One 40 Acres Tract No Two 33 Acres For information as to terms etcr address or call on A C Hart BEREA KENTUCKY t DIAMOND VALUES 1 WlltN 011 put diamond luuinsllln a itrovidril you buy Iu aduiioa to lain 3onyI money you pet the iou t I wearing the We lone been public genuine CIII I t
