1 CITIZENF I I A IAir anti n dead mans good in tenI tions nro equally worthless widow and her orphan chil Take out a policy NOW while you cannithThe Mutual Life Insurance Company of Kentucky M N- and oIoIIIloloI provide something SUB ¬ STANTIAL for your widow and orphans The Now Perfection I Policy incontestable from date of jSSUeis tho best life insur ¬ anco proposition in the field HAS I1KFCK llUtrld MannEer Itlclimonil Ky W U r OUT Kit UUtrlct Agent Itrren Hanking Coinimuj- llerru Kjr t BUY THE E SEWING MACHINE Do not be deceived by those who nd ertlso a fGQOO Sewing Machine for 2000 This kind of a cau be bought from us or any of our dealers from 1500 to f 1800- WC MAKE A VARIETY THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST The Feed determines the strength oi weakness of Double Feed combined with other strong points makes the New Home tho best Sewing Machine to buy W dln crijTmanuCicturoand prices before purcbailng THE NEW HOMe SEWING MACHINE 60 w CHANGE MASS 23 Union Sq N Y Chicago lit Atlanta aa St LouIsMo DallasTex Ban Francisco Oi FOR BALI BY SISCO CO HIclioIiSTille Ky THE MARKETS Al EETOBTXD BT A Q NORMAN A CO CINCINNATI Apr s CATTLECommon 4265 8990 Butchers425 685 Shippers635 61- 0CALMSChoico600 650 Large Common400 51- Hooa Common575 675 Fair good light615 6E I 1 Packing680 690 SHEEP Good to choice 425 M 600 Common to fair 275 e 460 LAMBS Good to choice650 685 Common to fair500 641 WHEAT No 2 Red 78C 781 joHNNo2 mixed New 62J 63 OATsNo L 46 47 RYENo 2 63 64 FLOOR Winter patent 365 400 II lancy310 86 I Family290 32 i MILL FEED 1750 185 HAT No 1 Timothy 1250 130 No2 1100 1125 No 1 Clover 950 97E 1 No2 800 1 95 I POULTRY Fryers lb 12 Heavy liens 10 Roosters 6 Turkey hens 12 Toms Turkeys 9 Ducks 11 Eoas Fresh near by 14 Goose 86 HloissWetsadtod1 7 No 1 dry salt 10 Bull 61 G Sheep skins ro TALLOW Prime city 6J 6J Country 5J 6 WOOL Unwashed 81WaRhed Tub washed 22 23 FEATHERS Geese now nearly white 44 to average 38 42 Duckcolored to white 28 85 Chicken whjto no quills 18 Turkey body dry 12 lk> It Slued nil Lf P A Danforth of LaGrango Ga Buffered for six months with a fright ¬ ful running sore on his leg but that Bucklons Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days For Ulcers Wounds Piles its the best salve in tho world Cure guaranteed Only 25c Sold by all drugRtores e l i rt I LOCAL AND PERSONAL n N NN Meredith Gabbard wont to Owslo county Friday Dont miss the Glee Club Concer next Tuesday night G Bales came in on Satutda ID Winchester W Chauey came in on thu Southbound Saturday- A large male chorus will sing at th Glee Club concert Tuesday night The Glee Club boys report good times at Lancaster last Friday night Rev W D Smith wont to Bybeo town Saturday to preach that nigh and Sunday Prof A S Hill has been electee Business Manager of tho Berea Col- lege Gleo Club Richard T Collins and Alexande White of Richmond visited J C Burnam latter part of last week- J L Rawlings a prosperous mer- chant of Burning Springs passed through town Monday Edwin son of John Tatum win has been suffering from severe brain fever is improving nicely Dr Pettus visited his mother at Crab Orchard Sunday We are sorry to report that ho came home sick The swellest lino of Hats Neck- wear Underwear Collars and CulTs at Rice S Arnolds Richmond Ky Tho College Brick and Tilo Worki are to bo located in a field near Ruck ers Knob out Walnut Meadow pike wayA visitor to Boron last week asket Turn CITIZEN roan Does your town councilrent its principal street for a log and lumber yard t Mrs J A Oreenough of Westfiold Mass who is well known to some of our citizens writes Mr Greouougl and I read your paper anti enjoy it R W Smith of Irvine representa livefor tho Gates Shue Co of Cin- cinnati was around among our nior chants Friday and Saturday The W C T U will meet at the homo of Mrs Dr Burgess on Tues day April 15 at230 p m Sunday amusements and excursions will IK the subject for consideration- It would be difficult to find a town with dirtier streets than Berea Ba nana peel paper scraps trimmings ol cabbage heads and store sweepings are much in evidence If TilE CITIZEN should publish all the kind appreciative letters it has re- ceived sinco Jau11902 they would take up nearly half the columns of out number of the paper A Trustee of Berea College writes to TilE CITIZEN inn personal letter You are making a good paper It is clean newsy and elovatipg You arc doing a noble work J D Clarkson former student at Borca now merchant at Sidoll called on THE CITIZEN and renewed Mr Clarkson had been to Louisville to stock up for the spring trade Last Thursday afternoon J Coylo formerly merchant hero fell on the sidewalk near his home sustaining a compound fracture of the ankle We aro glad to say he is getting on well In Magistrates Court last Thurs day tho attachment suit of Clift vs Warren was transferred to Bluo Lick district and the suit of Bicknell Early vs W A Todd and wife was transferred to Judge Gays court The Glee Club program Tuesday night will be of a popular naturo Vo ¬ cal instrumental and whistling solos of a high order in addition to the large number of selections rendered by the Club will be given The Glee Club sang to a very apt preciativo audience at Lancaster last Friday night The troup was accom ¬ panied by Mrs Hinman Misses Woods and Ruddock as soloists and Mrs Lodwick as accompanist Work has commenced on a parson- age for Second Church Tho house will be a nice commodious building Capt Thomas the lumberman of Ford has contributed in tho neighbor ¬ hood of SCOO towards the enterprise We havethe sole agency for Rich- mond ¬ and Madison county for Famous Queen Quality Shoes for Women PricesS300 Oxfords 250 A largo assortment of W L Douglas Shoes for Men at S2 50300 and 350 Al ¬ ways on hand RICE ARNOLD Rich- mond ¬ Ky Rev Dr A D Mayo of Washing ¬ ton D C a distinguished Apostle of Education is here this week and giv ing a series of popular addresses in 15tho Tabernacle Next Sunday night Dr Mayo will talk on How to Road the Bible Bo sure and hear this lecture Next week wo will give a- more extended notice of these lec- tures MNNNNNNNINNNININNNIN t j CORRESPONDENCE l i SNN1N111NNNNINN1N NNNHNNN MADISON COUNTY PEYTONJ OWN RorCloy Miller wont to Flatwood Sunday to assist Rev nn Mundnj Rev T II Bronddus of Richmoni will preach at our church next Sun day morning at 111 Visiting preach ors from the Mt Pleasant district will bo present and assist in tho services There was a largo attendance at Sundayschool last Sunday J1B and Miss N V1 Miller of Richmond were present and addressed tho school Rev S M Watts filled his appointment hero last Sunday Mi R1 Simms of Richmond visited C Burnam Jr Sunday COLLEGE HILL Mr Harry Crawford bought Mr A D Urandenberga hogs at 5J cents A J Willoughby sold his hogs to J W Tato of Moberly at 51 cents John Chambers tolll his family hors Buckskin to Wm Martin forSSG Younger Norris has moved to Col lego Hill having recently bought a house heroWm Martin has pneu monial Grinstead will raise a crop on his mothers farm Tultou Wil loughby has been in Estill count buying hogs Charlie Mitchell is jus getting over tho grippoMiss Hutlii McKiunoy is teaching a select schoo at Cano Spring schoolhouso Mrs Ann Orinstead has recovered free her recent illness Hugh Duncan ant wifo visited John Chambers last Sun dayCarl Willoughby has move near the mouth of Red riverJ U Adams and wife of Waco visited n l ativos Saturday and Sunday OWSLEY COUNTY FLOYD The rain of March US caused big waters on creek and river The South Forkwas full from hill to hill carrying everything before itAbuer Bake lost 2JO ties by the overflow A lot of timber was lost at the mouth or Cow Creek Robt Peters and faniilj have moved to Island CityMrs B Baker was hero last week ou business THE CITIZEN is the beat newspaper that conies to this oiiico BUCK CREEK Judge S Isaacs who has boot down with rheumatism for the pits three months is slowly improving Henry Veuable lato of London was here SundayJ B Isaacs has his blacksmithjBhop in full blostPlun- kil Holcomb has returned from Beat tyvillo where he has been working in tho coal mines Miss Alice Treadwaj has returned front London where shi has been in school the past winter OJivor Bond who has not walked a step for five years bears his afllictiot patientlyT B Venoblo tho firm of Isaacs Veuablo will leave for Lou isville Sunday to purchase goods II C Hall and wife of Ncc more visited relatives at this place Sunday Alex Mclutiro went to Sturgeon Sunday Wado Murphy while saw ing rail timber for J T Mauions Sat urday was run ovoi lly a log 30 feet long and 2 ft in diameter breaking his right arm near the shoulder nod right leg above the knee Hurrah foi THE CITIZEN and its many readers GABBARD The South Fork river was fuller than for sovertd years and many peo- ple lost their logs and ties Your correspondent and Elmer Gabtfard iveroon Cow Crook WednesdayA Eversolo of Cow Creek was at this place last Tuesday F Bolin had a working last Tuesday Bill Callahan and George Richardson are hauling logsRev Lewis Caudell has moved Lo this placo from Meadow Creek Taylor P Gabbard of Evorsole was hero Wednesday of last weokWe sro glad to see our Floyd readers writing to TUB CITIZEN Let us hoar From all our old correspondents es ¬ pecially Evorsole and Boouovillo JACKSON COUNTY KERBY KNOB Wm Jones has a new organ Tho Sundayschool at this placo has a good attendance Chas Jones hav- ing ¬ received a wound on tho hand re- turned ¬ homo from Ohio Saturday Sirs Wm Sparks mother Mrs Lakes is visiting heroMr Livin rood of Cincinnati is overseeing tho itave works at the head of Owsloy fork The Stnvo Company has a live- ly business thereWm Hatfield was here on business last week Miss R Powell was tho guest of the Misses Hut elds Sunday and Miss L Etta tlorboy a guest of Miss Lydia Wile liamsJas Williams brought his amily front Boron and occupies the armor residence of Jas R Click There will be a district Suntiayschool convention at tho Baptist church at this place April 20 MASON COUNTY MAYSVILLE Tho members of tho M Echurch are rejoicing over tho return of the pastor Rev H N TalbottTho ro mains of Andrew Motlitt wore brought from Clifton Forgo Va and intorrct in tho Mavsvillo cemetery Rov G W Hampton preached at tho Bethe church Sunday morning anti evening All tho county teachers nro request ed to moot at tho High School Satur- day morning Little Sylvester lionI of Mrs J1 Jackson cejebnited fourth anniversary of his ago a largo number of children wero munch happy by the occasion Quito a huge delegation from this citynttcndcd tho- M E conference in Cincinnati Lot all the children remember that on tin tenth of May the primary dopnrltneu of the Fifth street High School will celebrate Doll Day Tho child to whom tho nicest dressed doll belongs will receive a prize Let tho children have their dolls ready to enter tin fnmIily near future OUR COUNTY NEWS MoutlaY1Tho rasps 27 equity appearances and tlOI criminal cases The April Term of tho Fedora i Court for this district will convene it Richmond Monday April 28 Tin I docket is Mr lightI cial judge of the Circuit Court now in session on account of tho absence ol Judge Scott through illueii It is reported that Mr May Collini living near Richmond killed on last Saturday on tho Huniu troy farm a grey englo measuring G r1 0 in fron tip to tip of wings h PRIZES FOR HOMEDYED YARNS To revive tho art of HOME wool and cotton Beien 1IY11III offer a list of prizes for cotton chain and wool yarn in yellow green red black brown anti indigc blue Tho dye must Ira homomade I and not commercial dyes Watch tin I noxt issue of TILE CITIZEN for the list of IrizesI T REPAIR THAT LOOM Boron College has secured a markol for homespun anti tiurntfwovim goods such as bed coverlids linen dress Ii linsoy jeans blankets etc at follow lag prices Coverlids t 4 to G Linen 10 to ro cents a yard Dross Linsoy 50 cents a yard Jeans GO cents a yard Blankets natural brown wool or hark dyes 3a pair White linsoy and white blanket are not in demand only on orders Coverlids must be 2 yards 72 inches wide and 21 yards 00 Inches long All dyes used must bo old fashioned homemado dyes Any woman who wants to sell cover lids or homespun to Boron College should find out what tho College wants before beginning to weave 01 perr son or Miss Josephine A Robinson Berea College Berea KyI FOR SALE A Fine opening for a Liye Sawmill Man One twenty 20 horso Lane fc Bod ley double sawmill engine and outfit in excellent condition anti practically new with edger and cutoff saws com pleto The capacity of the mill is from 8000 to 15000 feet a day Tho mill is on Clear Creek Rockcaotla county and is sot to a fine body o timber of 300000 to 500000 feet Reason for wishing to sell is poor health of tho owners For price and terns apply to II BLAZER d CO- Conway Ky A Fine Property FOR SALE A Storehouse 20 ft by 50 ft with two rooms 20 ft by 25 ft above with 3 room cottage adjoining on a lot Fronting on Chestnut street and next to Bicknell R Early store lot The lot is 100 feet wide running back to the street north For prices and terms apply to J L 3AY Boron or B F GAY Lowell Ky b a e- mc r THE BEST STORY BLACK ROCK BY RALPH CONNOR will commence in ITHE CITIZEN I about May 15 1902 I Do not miss this treat T o b e sure and be in time- SUBSCRIBE NOW L end ou isville s t L H indorson 1 outs RallI I Homeseekers ExcursionsA- T LOW RATES aor 11 I TO T- utuWEST Tickets on Sixle First and Third Tuesdays in MARCH APRIL and MAY 1902 Also Low Colonist Ono Way Rates to the Northwest and California Points XN XXV X For Further information Addr GEO L GARRETT L J IRWIN Trv 1as Agent Cenl Paii Ant LOUISVILLE KY The Berea Postoffice has a now postmaster every week but you can always Find our prices one way CLAIMf to have tho cheapest drugstore on earths fill proscriptions anti have tho stuff to Fill thorn with YOU CAN FIND every department full and oven when a person intends buy ¬ ing elsewhere ho cannot help but ask I wonder if thief is as- P cheap an vou can buy it at wEZCHS