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nYnAru1Dn000000OOgeq0041oqoootsoeoeooeol Berea College Fair for Fireside

J Industries

Will be held Wednesday June 9 09

the Collego Commencement Day In

Room 4 Lincoln HallRead the list of premiums and pre ¬

pare to make an exhibit If you

should not take a premium you will

A show your skill and may have an op ¬

portunlty to sell something

TAKE NOTICEEntries may be made at any time

from noon to 4 p m on Tuesday

June 8 or from 7 to 10 a m Wed-

nesday

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Juno 9 1909

All goods entered for premiumsmust have been made since last Com-

mencement

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Day Juno 3 1908 andmust be the product of the personto whom the premium la paid For

t Instance the premium will be paid tothe WEAVER OF A COVERLID andnot to the person owing It or the ma ¬

terial from which it was madeNo premium will be given two years

in succession to the tame person

WOMEN ATTENTION IIIAs we desire to encourage thef younger women to weave the pre¬

miums on Rag Rugs are offered thisa year only to weavers under twenty

of ageany weaver under twenty years

should be awarded a premiumftIta coverlid one dollar will be add ¬

the usual premiumproducts not included in our

of premiums may be exhibited anoffered for sole

It We offer fine premiums for hickoryor oaksplit baskets melonshapedThere Is quite a demand for such

t baskets if well made The size shouldnot be over that of a halfbushel andsmaller ones will find a readier sale

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I The expenses of the HomeSpunFair are borne by the Departmentof Fire Side Industries and we find

c it necessary to charge 10 per centr commission on all sales made I

PREMIUMS OFFERED 1andxlCoverlids Jioo f 100 l< llomeipun Table SpreadsCoverlid Iattemsico solUnen tOOsofsoFt I

II Cotton ioo 50 I

1lns 8yards lw 50Figured n 8 yard ioo 50

rsoIIRag Rugs carpet weave ito joor Oak Split melon

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shaped Batketa 200 iooAxbandle homemade to asHandmade split bottom Chair Iso 75

1 Handmade Rustic Chair ijo 75

L No premiums are offered for LinseyI or Linen which contains less thanpremiumsI I

t cles when no firstclass ones are

1I entered If d Committee on Home Spun Fair

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JACKSON COUNTYIIUnLE-

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Hurley May 18 Several people atthis place are hoeing corn this week

The Rev Mr Bowman preached att the Indian Creek church on the secon

to a large crowdRegular meeting ati hasbeen changed from the

Saturday to the third Saturdayk month Grandpa GabbardIIsecond very low His recovery is very

Frank Lake is very poorlypleurisy There were services

Bethel last Saturday and Sundaysatconducted by B H Cole The Infantson of Mr and Mrs Bradley GabbardMisseslll ban visited Mr and Mrs Ruford Calllham of Doublellck Saturday and Sun ¬

B dayMrs Lizzie McCollum has thet i grip Messrs Wm and John Isaacs

Riley and Nathan Gabbard visited atParrot Saturday and Sunday Miss

I Ellen Roberts who has been stayingwith her aunt Mrs John Gabbard re ¬

SundayItR A Johnson

attended a district convention ot K PS at Manchester Saturday The RevW M Johnson attended church at Jitt Zion Saturday and SundayMr and

1 Mrs L C Little visited on BuffaloSaturday and SundayMr Geo Logsdon announces that on Sunday eveningMay 30he will begin a singing schoolat Annville church house Mr L TMedlock who han been to Richmondtand Berea for several days has re ¬

turned Mr Grant Whittaker wholost his health in Montana has re ¬

r Iheadquarr ¬

King of Leslie Co Is visiting herbrother O M RaderSeveral fromthis place were In McKee Friday andSaturday taking examination forCounty cretlflcates Farmers In thisvicinity have the largest crops ofcorn planted that have beenplanted for several years but It Is1no wonder since corn has gone to

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I 110 per bushel and hay to 110 per

uaIII4Last Monday was

ICounty court day but there were notm >ny in attendance and Ilothlllg muchin court Wm Morris a member ofthe G A R has made nrrangmentsto have nllihe old soldiers graves Inthe County decorated on SaturdayA memorial service will bo held atthe church on Sunday and the soldiersgraves in the McKee cemetery willbe decorated on Monday Also com-

mittees¬

appointed to attend to the de ¬

coration throughout the county willreport here on Monday County At-

torney¬

G I Rader has sold his resi-

dence¬

to Lewis Gabbard Price 800

He gives immdieate possession ofhis law office that Is connected withthe residence Mr Gabbard has thepartition torn out and will soon erectshelves and counters and he and MrMllas Sparks will remove their stockof goods there from the Ha s ¬

perty Mr Rader will keep 110I1Se8I

Ion of the remainder ot the buildinguntil Jan 1 1910 the expiration ofhis term of office He has not yetdecided where he will locateTherewere thirtyone applicants In the ex-

amination¬

on the 21st and 22nd forteachers certificates One withdrewon the last day because she thoughtshe failed In arithmetic Most ot theapplicants thouht that arithmetic andgrammer were pretty tough as theytermed 1t1hree young ladles fromBerea Misses Fannie Moyers BettlePointer and Margaret Williams werehere taking the examination

GUKEMIAM

Greenhall May 24J N Smithin getting ort a mule landed on nnail and has a very bad footJohn-p Wilson brought out a fine birddog from Beattyvtlle Tuesday DiedThursday John Lee with consumption A short time before he pass-ed

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away he requested those standing

DIPiersonRichmond Tuesday Miss Nora Wil ¬

son who has been teaching schoolIn Dakota for several months re¬

turned home Monday also Miss LenaWilson who has been going to schoolat Berea Miss Mattie and Mary Pe ¬

ters visited Mrs Phoebe Pierson Wed ¬

nesdayThe postofflce at Ethel onBunkham was burned Friday night

Andy PIerson filled his regularappointment on Maulden Sunday Weare soon to have a singing schooltaught by I A Hunter Blrt Pierson and his baby girl visited DunkPierson Sunday Blja Smith andwife visited J N Smith Saturdaynight Samuel Evans caught a nicestring of fish Saturday eveningSunday week will be the regularchurch time at Canons chapel TheRev Harvey Johnson will preachSilas Flanery has gone to Valley Viewto see his brother John who is verylow with fever Jesse Pierson andW N Hughes are cultivating a cropof cane together and will dividesorghum fodder and seed as peragreement at harvesting time ChasBowles who has been visiting homefolks and friends for several dayswill return to Hamilton Ohio thisweekWe learn that Leander Dingham has made application for theschool at Bethlehem Mr BlnghamIs a nice young man and will do goodwork for any school he may teachThe horse that was stolen atLondon last Monday was deliveredto parties hunting for him by Gil

las Crank who had swapped for thehorse from a young man by name ofMason living near Boonevllle Theyare now after him There was a largecrowd out at the baseball game play ¬

ed at the mouth of Grassy BranchSunday-

flOCKCASTLE COUNTSOAtTLKY

Gauley May 25Sam Miller wasIn Corbin last week Bradley Robin ¬

son and Ben Ponder are home fromBerea where they have been attend ¬

ing school Misses Mary A and Corda Mullins visited relatives at Liv ¬

ingston last Monday and TuesdayChester and Edgar McDanlel of Altamont are visiting relatives hereDan Ponder was In Lexington lastweek on business Willie Campbelland his sister of Goochland visitedrelatives here Saturday and Sunday

ISeveral from this community at¬

tended church at Pleasant Run Sun ¬

meetingloton May 2830th They have anex ¬

cellent program and dinner will beserved on the ground on SaturdayEvery body InvitedII

Dlsputanta May 24People areplanting corn The Sunday schools at

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INOW IS THE TIME TO BUYI

A Cleaning Up SaleBargains for everybody while they last80000 worth of goods to go at a Bargain for Cash

Mens and boys Clothing Shoes and hats will go solow that any one can buy I will also clean out a nice lineof Ladies Hats at low values Everybody is invited toto attend this special sale which will open at my store onWEDNESDAY MAY 26 1909 and continue from dayto day until all bargain goods are sold Be sure and cometo this save Respectf-ullyWRENGLE Gray Hawk Ky

this place are progressing nicely withgood attendance Mr and Mrs JohnSimpson of Paint Lick visited thelatters parents the Rev L R Rowlett Sunday Bertha Rowlett enter-

tained¬

quite a large number of youngfolks at home Sunday Mrs GeorgePayne Is slckIr James E Croucher Is slckIr and Mrs Huston Row ¬

lett were guests of Mr and Mrs ThosDullen of near Wild Ie Sunday H C

Rowlett attended the Odd Fellowslodge at Orlando Saturday nlghtIrand Mrs Richard Shearer visited Mrand Mrs F F Miller Sunday

UOIIINKT

Roblnet May 25Sld Martin hasbeen 111 with pneumonia and thegrip but Is betterLena Coffey Ishome from Richmond where she hasbeen staying for some tlmeIf M

Deese of Livingston and D J Carpenter have bought a large boundaryof tie timber on the Jackson land

W S Ledbettcr and W C John ¬

son have tha contract ot doing theirsawing The weather has put peo-

ple¬

behind with their corn plantingJohn Martin of Wolfe Pa passed

thru SundaE M Spence of Be¬

rea passed thru town SaturdayAlvin Carpenter sold Dillard CarI eueter a mule for 130Uncle GeoStephenson gave a party Saturdaynight In honor ot his daughter whoreturned home In the later partthw weekDIII and Elihu litIwent fishing May 3ourschool at Lone Oak Is progressing j

very nicely this summer I

CLAY COUNTYSEXTONS CUKKK

Sextons Creek May 21Corn plantIng Is on a boom In this neighbor ¬

hoodMrs Nannie Melton who livesnear Lexington visited her parentsand other relatives here last weekJohn Oldham has just returned fromthree years service In the armyMarried on the 13th Inut Colney Kel ¬

ley and Miss Nettle Sandlin ofAlger Rev J P Metcalf preachedIat Mt Carmel last SundavEdwards of Grayhawk passed thruhere Tuesday on his way home witha wagon load of corn Adeline Burchwho has been ill for n few days Is

somewhat better nowCap Saylor

and Jonathan Decknell are working fur

Sam Saylor this weekGrandma Jen ¬

kins Is visiting Mrs Lizzie Saylor

OWSLEY COURTISLAM CITY

Island City May 20 Grandpa andGrandma Hoskins of this place leftSunday for a weeks visit with theirson W A Hoskins at Blake MrsBelle Moore and children visited MrsMartha E Gentry SundayD G

Wood ot Jackson county was on Is ¬

land Creek Saturday on businessMr and Mrs Joseph Moore stayedover night Wednesday with G J Gen ¬

trysMcQueen Bros moved their saw

and grist mill last week to SextonsCreek Nancy Drograns who had beensick for the past week died May 16

She leaves one daughter nine grand¬

children and many friends to mourn

her loss She was sixtynine years

old and was loved by all who knew

her She was laid to rest In the new

graveyard near David Chadwells Shebelonged to the Methodist church alOak GroveNannle Mays of Blake

visited W A Carmack Saturday and

Sunday Gray D Bowman of Clay Co

was a visitor at G J Gentrys Sunday

and MondayDr J A Mahaffey refturned home last week from an ex¬

tended trip to Kelleyvllle Okla He

was accompanied by his sister who Is

in poor healthMADISON COUNTY

KINOSTON

Kingston May 24Mr and Mrs

Lewis SandlIn have just returned from

a vlclt to Covington where Mr Sand ¬

lln attended the G A R encampment

Mrs George of Richmond Is with

her father Mr Stivers who Is sick

Mr and Mrs Joe Maupin have return-

ed

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from a visit to relatives at PaintLick Mra John Powell spent Satur¬

day afternoon with Mrs L C Powell

jf Mote Mies Florence Lamb Is

the guest of Mrs Chas Lamb She

T111 leave In a few days tor herhome In Ohio Several People from

here attended church at Dreyfus Sun ¬

dayMiss Susan Doty Is visiting In

Lexington thlo weekMr Tom Bal

lard Miss Martha Powell and Roy

Hudson wreJthe guests of Miss Dora

Hudson at Dreyfuo SundayMr and

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jU 45000000H Rogers started life as a news ¬

boyIHe read the papers he sold and oneanIgave a aI

merchant He kept on keeping tipwith the times and when ho diedlast week he left fortyfive millionsafter spending all he wanted to

lie would have lived poor and diedpoor It he had not read that paper

Almost every newspaper has valu-

able¬

Ideas In It for those that knowhow to use them You will not findthose that are valuable to you un ¬

less you rend the paper and you willnot rend the paper unless you take it

There la no newspaper in reach otthe mountain people that contains somany valuable ideas as The Citizen

Mrs Geo Moody made a business tripto Lexington Tuccday Mrs MaryWoods left last week for Clay Countyto visit her brother Pleas MurrayLeonard and Mollle Sparks spent Sat-

urday¬

night with Sarda and GreenPowell Miss Kate Maupln of TennEessee Is visiting relatives here thisweek

fGARRARD COUNTY

PAINT LICK

Paint Lick May 22Mr and MMTurn Todd are the proud parents oftwo babies a girl and a boyMr andMrs Green Gabbard were the guestsot their daughter Mrs Ebb Drockman last Saturday Ted the littlechild ot O L Gabbard has been quiteillMrs Sam Eden Sr lit veryslckG B Gabbard has returnedfrom the G A R encampment atCovington Ky and reported a mostenjoyable time May Ponder andfamily are visiting John Ponder ofthis placeMr and Mrs Jeff Daviswere the guests of Mr John Davis lastSunday Childrens day at Wallaceton will be held Sunday June 13that the Wallaceton Baptist churchEvery one invited

Hamilton 0 LetterHamilton 0 May 4Thero Are

fiftyseven graduates In the HamiltonHigh school this yealThe new Fe ¬

deral building will be completed I-nJuneP M Reynolds has quit thegrocery business In Hamilton and mov-

ed¬

with his family to Colllnsvllle 0where ho and his son John will en ¬

gage In the blacksmith trade Mr

wcreIIHamilton Y W C A Is planning to

j have a picnic soon Rev W K Du-

i gan ot San Francisco Cal preachedat the First Baptist church lastSunday morning Bessie one ot thefour year old twins of Mr and MrsM Gabbard Is recovering from anattack of malaria A Martin a sopho-

morei In Hamilton High School wasdrowned Friday while he and twoHigh School girls were canoeing onIthe reservoir The canoe upsetgirls were rescued by John Wood-

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a fisherman The I O O FLodge No 17 of Hamilton gave anelaborate celebration May 20 In honor

i of the veteran Odd Fellows ot Hamil ¬

ton who had been members of the or-

der¬

for over 25 years Veteran JewelsI were presented them by prominentmen Plans are being made here forthe annual reunion of the 167th O VI which will be held at the home ofMrs Mary C Moore the widow of Col

Thos Moore the commander ot theregiment The chief speaker will be

I Congressman Jas M Cox

Cengersvllle III LetterI

Congersvllle 111 May 17Mr andMrs Ed Alexander took dinner withMr Lee Kelley Sunday Mr Jack Burton and family visited Mr apd Mrs

andlfrJII Smith and Ed Troutman visited Mrand Mrs J H Clemmons Sunday MrLen Harris and family and Mr andMrs Hubble visited Squire Young Sun ¬

day Congersvllle and Goodfleld hadI a nice game of ball at Slabtown Sun ¬

day evening B Kindred is workingfor Mr Hugh Young this week andErnest Baker for J H Clemmons

i Congersvllle school will be outJune 1C

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Copyright 1909 by American Pros Associationw10 F the roses and the lilies and the violets today

Are the old red white and blue which like the flag in brightarray

All are blowing iAnd aplowing t-

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vtheir beauty far and near

JAndThere is not a cannon banging all the guns are still todayAnd the flags in peace are flapping while the bands serenely play

And the measureOf the treasure °

Of our love swift overflows+

tolike the perfume of each flower as each petal sweetly blowsWhile the color combination is the right one through end through yFor the north and south the colon are

The red white and blue i

Yet the flowers that neer perish as upon its course time speeds f-

Aze the flowers of the soldiers deathless deeds l >

fThick time tossesaits mosses rOer graven name t

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Will that name outlive the stone on the enduring scroll of fameWhile the roses and the lilies and the violets are due i >Both the north and south to honor with

The red white and blue <

MODEL OF MEMORIAL TO BE ERECTED AT GETTYSBURG IN 1910BY THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA

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