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i k R13V JOHN DODWELL Editor and Publisher Rnlnrtl of SM Poduboplre at Nma Ay na tOftI errs tn111matltr IV A Family Pupor BEREA MADISON COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 4 1902 Fifty rents n NO o Spoiwh m PLATO Good11Nn11tIM ill frequently ntli In I mi I iiornlH It you want n word kept lro p it EDIVIIITri Till Hovontoonyonr lomnl NOIIIO- lllUOfl llfM H gent dlllUngt1 Illlt till > xnrefilecuyriir nld Kill cnn dlllllllll1- Ucollnlllllll I never iniiilo n nnirificA Of thiH wi ought nut In talk when wo reinim IHr till IIIIIIIri n which lit 11111- 11whn rids IIiN 1 1IIrlI IImllll nn high n to give llimiclf for UN IXuw Liv lNlurTot u h TAKE NOTICE Thorn will IIK Gospel hortici nt Tnltornaclo Sunday night at linlf pant fuvunProf i I V Dodge will proaoh nt tho Taltormicht next Snnilny nt II H in Subject Christian Unity IJohn 1721 FROM THE WIDE WORLD Amoy Clilim H this filthiest tOWIII on with KingVlcto Emnnuolof Italy viml til the lniM rnr of Germany IMII ww k SiircivNful phlN of wireless tologrn ply havu IHMII malt in Germany for i it IliMlance of I Ki mile UIIHlrtHCOlli tirlVk ng China thnt tho robollion in Sjdiimn it roiiNlanl ly pronding nnil that that foreigner urn in great danger It m said that thorn N no man or woman among tin inhnhitnnlM of ArI lona in Italy who hl4 not either 0111I initial n iminltT or tried to do 110I IN OUR OWN COUNTRY Now York IIIIH n lillllon dollar1 worth of building under WIlY Tho crop of tint proHontyonrin till United Stntwt will iced jnOOOWXV XIII iii vnluo Tin police of Springfield O on ks Sunday raided Ifi Kalooim ml her tllIIlII low Ihnir JloHitiOllflI The Fnfinors Nntionnl CoolmI tive company tnpitnl tfOUOOOU fit I rJfllIlticltH or incorporation in Piorro iwntlyN- uwull II Hargravi captain of tllAI Yalu truck tenet of htNt npring and n grndunto of that iinivomily thin sear will Inks uhartio of the athletic workI In the Cincinnnti Vif C A the coining year Two carload of nuppliim worn n rolvod bjr tin SL Louis > oatollic ro ¬ omily from tho department YiiHh Inglon Ono contained nXX000 port tad canln tin other HlU000 lnmpod nnvnloppH vnlnod nt < H f117IOI FnrmorH in Illinois nru storing their ftfK 4 lit central Kiinta where thug conned plncinl in trays and door 1 in vats in a colorlcaH liquid tin ingrn diontH of which nro kept secret The egg nro to lw put on tho market next winter wliun the ptico in high COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY I 1Ir It Leo DHVII of Iluutingtou W Vn formerly editor of tho Rich inonil 11 Jleyiatrr hex loon elect wl principal orLtho Burimldo Graded school Tho State Election oommisHiou to select tho county election board mot last week in Frankfort completing their work Saturday Republicans of tho Fourth rOIl rH monol district will not nominato u candidato for congress KontuckyH coal output for tine lust your was liIHil2 tons an incromu of TOIM7 totes over tIll proceeding year Judge Lawiing in the Boone cir- cuit court rendered u judgment 1 J1IJIIIIIHt larrimm Minor for tIrti in favor ref Nowton Sullivan for tilioop killed liy tutors dog Tin Laurel county coal minerH who won on strips hnvu boon granted an increaM in wage Tlin Kentucky conference M E chinch HOiitli convened at London yihtmday Umhop Morriwon proHident Tint North UiiKlnn oil company of InirerHon county capital ntock fTjO WO nnd the Combat Oil and Gas com ¬ puny of Carter county capital stoup 10000 tiled arliolefl of Illcorporntioll- Frldll THE CITIZEN IIVOL 111 rIDEAS JUST A WORD OF EXPLANA I TION AH to tin meaning of Iho HoiiKo holders Permit printed Iwlow In receiving young people from diNtnnt homiH an HtndeutH tho College prom imw their parents to put their chit into snitnlile homos hero Tho College autiioritteH would prefer not to rcccivoH student nt nil thou that he idioiild lien in a huuN + where nnv of tin following wine old dimple regula tioiiN an dixregnnled Boron College is grateful to the citizens who open heir homes to students anti will do nil in its power to MIr + thnt tho house holders have considernto treatment liy young jKHiple HousnliolderH should tonfer with TnasunrrI J Osliorne Berea College Gnintn to this HouSeholders Permit To lodge and iunlstudents not momlx rN ofIIN family during this School yew ending with Commence ment iliitu Tin College on its part ogres to tot settle wilh thnllolllluhuldtr to ogreomont or to Trent him in n ro IIIHoctrIlIIllIUHWr and requests prompt notice of any such cano The Honsoholder promiHos Howifi Each tiny after tho waning tuuenior morning meal if morn convenient roligoim exercises Mhnll IH condiictetl liy tin household or or Home one nppoinlcd by him in which n portion of Scriptnto shun bo read n prayer olTerod or tho company lot in rex athmg tin Lords Prayer in- n devout miinncr If practicable religious song shall bo sung Ctinnlfnrux llouso and fUll on Khali la kept in neat repair nnd yard fees from litter Windows floors nUll cooking ntonsils scitipulously clean Sheets pillow cases nnd towels to ho- provided and laundorwl ns often ns necessary for healthful conditions Inspection by College ollicials will bo cheerfully welcomed nt nay tines Food Fowl shall to such as suit nblo for students anti plaunotl with references to health rather than to plwiso the taste of particular young topple Tho Matron will seek auc advice and instruction ns tho College can furnish in tho matter of whole ¬ some food llrpm ht enL Any complaint ro ¬ garding tho College shall ho carried directly to the advising ollicers of the student concerned imam no conversa ¬ lieu shall bo allowed among students or others in lbs way of unkindly crit ¬ icism or complaint I antluntllrjfttnnd Householder shall also report faith ¬ fully nnd fully when asked concern ¬ fug tho conduct of young men in his homo BUKRA CoLLtoE by T J OH borne Chairman of Committee THE BEGINNING THE BESTII TIME TO BEGIN You have long planned to go to College but hnvo never started In i the spring you say I shall go next i hill sure In the full whet thorn is so touch work to bo done nt homo you say 1 shall go next winter sure The seasons go by nut many a young man is too old before he gets started away to College Tim fall is the best limn to login for it i8 tho be ¬ ginning Situ mouth cf solid con ¬ secutive tlldnro hotter thnn twelve months of broken schooling In tho fall tho weather is flue In force whore there Jire so many wanting work you stand n letter chance if you are here in the fall when the farm garden and brickyard lire culling for labor Then tho jiuitorships nre giv- en for the year In tho winter the number increases nud tho work de ¬ creases Many n student by coming in tho toll anti taking nine mouths continuous schooling gets u first class certificate who perhaps could not got it by taking two sixmouths terms In College work whom thecourcs run through the year tho advantage is very marked By determined effort tumults n student could ho lore nt the opening who drifts and finally goes into something els and loses forever his chance at nn education Sherman said the way to II sntne is to He sumo Tho way to begin school to login Now is your chance iRI umlaut who guts here nt tho lx wing never regrets it- ANNOUNCEMENT h Ve are authorized to announce Goo D White or tho Glade district i ns candidate for Circuit Clerk of actionm of tho Democratic party- 11enreauthorized to announce Roy C White as candidate for Circuit Court Clerk in Madison county sub ¬ jest to the action of the Domocrntc party 140 STUDENT EXCURSION TO BEREA Read the Follownlg Carefully From Chicago ia I lg Four H 1C leaving the Illinois Central Dipot nt the Lake Front nt twelfth street nt 8J50 p m Monday Sept S Excursion will bo in charge of Hobt Short who will meet members of tho parly in time main waiting room Train arrives in Cincinnati nt 710 next UIOI Hlg Four leaving Union depot on Lake- Front at Bank nnd Water ptreets at Iao p m Monday Sept 8 Exeur fiion will ho in charge of Howard M Ernst who will meet members of time party in Ladies waiting room Train reaches Cincinnati at 5150 next morn ¬ lug Faro to Heron is tOO From Cincinnati via Ky C Di- vision ¬ of the L C N leaving the Control depot at corner of Central avenue anti Third streets at 805 a- In Tuesday Sept 0 Excursion will bo in charge of Goo Koborts who will meet members of tho party in the lower waiting room Train arrives in Berca nt 122 p in Fare to Beren is 521K Cleveland nnd Chicago parties should buy their tickets through to Beren All should bo on hand at least ono hour before the train is scheduled to depart in order to purchase tickets in a body check baggage etc which cannot well bo done until all are pro ¬ sent If you come late it may canoe you to pay full fare instead of tho two thirds rate Time arsons in charge of tho party will wear College colors bluo and cream Do not fail to wen tho colors as it will ho tho means identification Any information re igarding excursion or otherwise will be cheerfully given Address WILL C Gunuf heron Ky Agents Wanted MEDICAL JOURNAL desires n repre sentative in this locality Permanent employment Salary and Commis ¬ sion Address E T C 151 East 72ud St Now York City BRICK FOR Two hundred hnrdburued brick for purchasori or in quantities to suit All whole brick 10 put up in tho stack merchantable 8 per 1000 G D WHITE Whites Station Ky TUB MAIN HOARDING HALL ANOTHER OF llEREVs EKilllEKN llUIIDlNfiS i An Independent Weekly Devoted to the Intereata of THE HOME FARM R SCHOOl 50 CENTS A YEAR w year the r YOII are invited to tryk OUR SHOESA Sot offer n choice colllflion or time worlds bent hrRlllls for ntcn- i Hanan Florsheim Wallc Over Bilt Well and other select linesm Our big stock has just what yon want no mat pricedin Covington Banks Outfitters for Men and Bays RIchmond Ky 1 I HAVING TilE saddle in the shop at JOJ I as Buggy Dusters Sheets etc on hand l I guaranteed It G RICHMOND KY fJ St Opposite Court louse I c Dentist < e OfficeRear Mrs Fishs Millinery StoreI and Saturday each weekI Special Notice to Our lt mlrr Thin uu per tn on Ole at the olllro of The ChI niRii liner O< vaii 10C1US11U Kiwi Monroe Siren Chicago where our remlent will bo courteously itrrvletl who rare to tall The Inter hchtell1glIirnlillih bo found every mechanical cud dentine Im provement of the ale In connection with the netsli of a great newspaper It U a rare treat lo one Interested In the subject and thoulil In taken advantage of Day Phone Paper bileis ISADDLES LARGESTDR ARNOLD RICHMOND Shoes Hats Gents Furnish j ings of gtlItllIn Richmond MEAT MARKET I have reopened the Meat Mar ¬ ket on Main Street Fresh Meats Dressed Poultry and Vegetables in SeasonM RAMSEY Berea Ky THE VERY LATESTI Go look around investigate the QUALITY and PRICE Then COM E hero wo have a large assortment of Furniture upon which we cab save you money If we havo not what you want it is our specialty to get it quickly anti wo guarantee goods as represented GO CARTS OLD HICKOKY For your lawn 6r porch It is comfortable attractive and will stand exposure to rain nnd sunshine rUNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY 47i66JOa Night Phone KY Sa JOPLIN Richmond Ky > I The Radcliffe sh el Is the only 0 KShoe in town Our Wall IMMENSE ANDI BICKNELL EARLY I Douglas Crutch er have a fine line of Spring and Sum ¬ mer Shoes They enjoy showing you their goods SEE THEIR LATEST FeeIN OXFORDS Berea College Fall Term opens Wednesday September 10 1902 d y + r
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