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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-01
Current Copies.

! HEN John sherman returns to Washington safe
wv and alive, Washington expects will be the
case he will have the privilege accorded to but
few public men, He read the comment of
the country his DEATH Through presscppng bureau
he would be able to complete list of the references
his departure and reflective upon the of his
public services. What said last week in this
line will differ very much from what will be said when his
death actually There may be little delibera
ton accepting the report next time but the discussion of
will be essentially the
So seriously the report taken Washington, that it
is said Mr. She:mans shade appeared in the evening at
sprtuasc at private residence the north side
the city 1t that number of devoees of sprtuaism
had assembled to hear tidngs from departed friends Various
and communications received and readily
recognized by those present. when suddenly the company
thrown into commoon by the appearance the of
communication from Mr.. Sherman The handwriting was
indisputably that of the exSecretay the smallest
flourish The medium then announced that Mr. Sherman
had maeralized before him, but his spirit explained
had not time to develop sufficient strength appear the
unnitated. This which Mr. Sherman upon
his return to Washington ought be called upon explain
INSTANCES OF erroneous reports in matters of this kind are not
unknown and perhaps inequent, But it is doubtful if
the death of of such prominence has been announced
with much deneness contrary the fact many years
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-01

ever seen in Cecil county. Frazer's Drug
Store, Elkton.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-01
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Dry Dock
at Chesapeake City, Cecil Co. Nd.
On the Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal.
The sale will take place on the premises OF
Saturday, April 1st, 1899,
Att O'CLOCK. p. NJ.

The Dry Dock can accommodate "a vessel or
barge ITO TT. long, 26 #. BEAM 5 IT. draught.
A Good Business for the Right PARTY,
The equipment is complete and consists of
40-horse power engine, 50-horse power up-
right boiler. one l2-inch suction centrifugal
pump. economical capacity 1900 to 1000 gallons
per minute. nominal capacity 1900 gallons per
minute. All the machinery is in good order.
The engine shed is 24ft x26ft There are other
sheds l6ftx30ft., sftxl6ft., and one two-sIory
shed 16ftX;S2ft
The following articles are also for sale: 1
carpenters work bench, | wheelbarruw /
anvil, jackscrcws. wise, 3 crowbars chains
lot of small and large trcsslIng. | Dearborn
5000 feet White Oak and Yellow Pine
Timber.
We desire to dispose of this property i'm.
mCdiatcly so that can give our entire
attention Il. our shipyard at Ekton
TERMS OF SALE-On all sums OF SlOanG
under, cash: on all sums over that amount "a
credit of 30 days purchaser giving note with
approved endorse Credit payments to hear
mi crest from day of sale,
!. II. DEIBERT BROTHERS & CO.
marlS-ts ElktOn, Md.
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THE POWER OF VICTORY.

Us old old story but nevertheless true that nothing
succeeds like After nculgng in unwarranted
abuse of Mayor Master, the Baltimore News, in view of
his signal victory came forth to speak kindly him. as
ollows-
"Heis goodnatured, bg-heared man, who means well
enough according to his lights who glad his position
at the City Hall to make things pleasant for his friends and
who has demonstrated his popularity among his fellow Repub
cans in manner which must exceedingly gratifying
him.
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| Acre and Il PerCheS

OF LAND, MORE OR LESS. and adjoining.
lands OF John Beers and others Il is mn
rooms, in good repair and newly painted,
stable, carriage house. &c.
No. That lot situated on the west side of
Fridge street in the town OF Elktun aforesaid
known us the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-01
"BURNS SHOPS LOT"

conveyed to said deceased by Adelaide c.
Maihtt by deed dated October 26th, 1854. anu
accorded among said records in LibCr J.
ID No ~, toto BIB &c. 1t fronts 10 feet on
SAID street. nnd is improved by blacksmith
repair. These are rood business stands aud
are well patronizcd by the public.
NO 3-Ihat lot of land situated on the south
sut or Main street IN the town OF EIktou
aforesaid, known as the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-01

Ask for Aliens Foot Ease,
A powder to shake into your shoes. 1t rests
the feet. Cures CornS, BInions, Swollen ana
Sweating feet. AT all druggists and shoe
stores. 25c. Sample FREE. Address, Allen
$. Olmsted, LcRoy. y. Y.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-01

Hundreds of them1
all sizes for Men,
Boys, Young Men
and Little Boys, all
prices from the low
priced to best medj-
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7 uesday, April 18th, 1899,


NJ . q NIIUVN 7. VI
all of the following Real Estate. the same
being Il part Of the land whereof said de-
ceased died, seized and possessed:
No ALI that Let of land conveyed 10 said
deceased ny Thomas FIR! or and wife by ccG
dhlcd June gath, 1887, and recorded among the
land records of said county. in Libcr !. \ d.
No u. folio "a, situated in the village OF
Cherry mn, in sain county, on the west side
ct the EIkton public road, containing
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-01
EXECUTORS SALE
OF VALUABLE


BY virtue of authority conferred hr the
last will and testament OF George ii. burns
deceased. and power contained IN letter Of
attorney from his heirs at law and ido1y
Court for Cecil County. the undersigned, tho
executor nnmrd therein. viii sell an public
auction ut the Court House GCOr. in the town
Maryland, on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-01
Do Not Go to Porto Rico.

II you do, leave your team with the under
To my friends and patrons Of EIkton and
Tlclmty extend Il cordial welcome at the
delaware House Stables, Shipley street. be-
ding and prompt courteous service viii he
rtceiVcu. NO street cars to interfere. Do
u,n.., JOS. +. BRADBURY,
wilmington Del. Proprietor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-01
INTEREST IN MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

| ME annual municipal election will be held in Elkon
on April 10, and nominations made at a meeting Of
Il citizens called for Monday evening next, April sd.
Two Commissioners will be chosen to serve two
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-04-01

THE CECIL o NEWS STAND CECIL
couNTY-AND IS SERVED SPECIAL CARRIERS ELKToN
NORTH cEcIToN CHESAPEAKE CITY AND PORT DEPOSIT
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVE ArTEN
TON.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-15

J. A. Woods bought OF Bertran
Spratt Is lambs average GO lbs, and
of David Swope 81 lambs average 75lb
at st ct per Id.
One day last week Mrs. ]. B. Kem-
pers pantry was invaded by very
large snake. She found it cOiled ar
ound one of her jars. She was very
much frightened and somewhat as
tOniShed but knew it was not the first
one of it's kind to intrude where 1t was
not wanted. When killed by Mr.. Da-
vid Swope it measured over five feet
long.
Mrs. Harriet B. Aldridge is quiet
sick at this writing. .Marksbury has
been infested with tramps for the last
two weeks. Mrs. John Greening, Of
Hustonsville, is visiting her brother
Mr.. David Swope. >. Misses Minnie
and Sue Bourne, of Hedgeville, spent
Sunday with Miss. Sue Sutton. Mr..
j. r. Haselden Ond wife, of Lancaster,
spent Sunday with Mr.. A. d. Hughes
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. M. g.
Aldridge and little daughters went to
Hickman Sunday to see the steam boat
Falls City. Misses Minnie and Bet.
tie Royston and Mrs, N. H. Bogie
spent Monday with Mr.. Tom Floyd
and family, In Boyle. Mr.. Oliver
Boner is supplying the community
with some very nice beef. He butch
ers every Friday afternoon.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-15

B. F. Walter, Dentist. Telephone
No. SO.
Try Fish & Adams Fistula salve. 1t
is winner.
Grub worms have damaged the corn
in many places.
Moore & Co. have purchased a new
drumlner's wagon for their stable.
Wheat is rapidly ripening and the
hum of the machine will soon be
heard i'm the land.
TAKEN UP AS EsTRAY.-Red steer,
weight about 500 pounds. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying costs. w. S. FISH.
There is talk of running a street
crossing from Jennings & Co.'S to FISH
& Co.'S stores. This would be a bi,
improvement and We hope it will b.
done.
Rev. E. G, Eckels and handSOm,
bride have returned from Due West
South Carolina. They were given
most cordial reception at the home O
A. r. Guyn, where they have takel
rooms.
Thomas Thurman, deputy sheriff O
Troy, Mo-, says if everyone in tn
United States should discover the vii
tue OF DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve fO
piles, rectal troubles and skin diseases
the demand could not be supplied.
I'm StOrmeS Drug Store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-15
Sweeney.

Thos. Stone sold a nice bay horse to
Robert Hamilton for $45.
Little Cecil Brown has been danger
Ously ill with brain fever.
A large crowd attended preaching
at Beazley's school house Sunday
night.
Lawson & Fox bought AZ fat ewes
of L. X. Perkins at &c per h., and ~
of G. B. Perkins at same price.
Miss Sallie Adams, of Paint Lick,
spent several days this week with heI
cousins, Misses Matte and Mamie
McCarley. Pretty little Nellie Ball,
of Lancaster, visited her cousin, Mrs.
Taylor House, this week. :. e. Miss Nan
cy Anderson who has been very sick
with fever, is improving.
You get up IN the morning tired, 4;
bad taste in the mouth and a headache
Know what's the matter? BiliOuSneSS
Take DeWitt's Little Early Risers
They regulate the liver and cure con
stipatiOn pleasantly and promptly
Never grippe.
I'm StormeS Drug Store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-15
Buena Vista.

Go to ]. E. Scott for your Binder
Oil.
w. P. Ruble bought of Will Scott,
30 fat hogs at 1920 per 100 lbs.
w. p. Ruble shipped a car load of fat
hogs to Cincinnati Wednesday.
John w. Scott sold to C. C. Glass &
Bro, of Camp Nelson, his old crop of
Wheat of 1000 bushels, for 20 cents per
buShel.
j. B. Leavell bought of ]. B. Robin
son a lot Of stock hogs for which he
paid 1925 per 100 lbs.
Wheat harvest is coming i'm right
along this week, and the hum of the
Binder can be heard all around us.
DIR. Ealy, of Danville, preached q
very interesting sermon at Harmony
church last Sunday morning at IL A. NJ
Aunt Susie DickersOn, the aged la
dy which we reported very i'll severa
weeks ago is at this writing very mucl
improved.
Mrs. T. J. DeBaun, of COrnishville
is visiting her brother, w. T. Nave
this week. Mrs. John L. Christie
pher visited her mother near Lexing
ton, the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Raymond FLAG, of Danville, Wis
tied friends at this place last Satur
iday,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-15

Harvest is here, lessee Sanders is
going to start his reaper this week.
Willie Grow sold B. F. Robinson a
bunch of hogs for 1925 per hundred.
Blackberries will be scarce in this
vicinity. but there will be large
grape crop.
Mr.. Taylor Raney sold his old and
new crop of hemp to Mr.. Marksbury
for $4.a0 per hundred.
MeSsrs Dunn were thrGSgh here buy
ing calves last week. George Grow
sold them one Tor $40.
For relief and comfort in Asthna
COuSsENYS HONEY OFTA has
no equal. Price % and so o.,lts
c. G. & J. E. StOrmes.
Mr.. j. NJ. Sanders is callFd to Frank
ford few days on busiDess, :, Mr. j.
T. Turner and wife visited relatives
i'm Wilmare and NichOlasville. Miss
Nettie Parks, of Burgin, is spending
vacation with her aunts, Mrs. Cambel
and Naylor. Little Miss Lillian Fore
is spending few weeks with hel
grandparents DR.. and Mrs. Evans, il
Lancaster. Mich Lane and wife at
tended preaching ut ScOtt's Fork Sun
day..,.A large crowd attended tn,
fishing party at Stone Saturday an(
spent part of the evening in a rid
down the river in the ferry boat.
Misses Edna Scott and Emma NaylO
attended Childrens day at Buckley
Sunday afternoon.
II your sight is blurred with speck
and spots floating before your eyes, O.
you have pains on the right side undo
the ribs, then your liver is deranged
and you need a few doses of HER
BINE to regulate it. Price so cent
G. G. & ], E, St0rmes.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-15

Born, to the wife of w. o. Hardin,
baby girl on the 18th.
We are glad tosay Mr.. NJ. Hardin is
able to be out again, after few days
sickness.
Miss Eta Cotton, of Madison cOun-
ty, was the guest of Mrs. J. w. Hill
last week.
Miss Bette Henry, of your town. is
visiting friends in our neighbOrhOOd
this week.
Miss Mamma Stone, of your town, and
Miss ROzella Gulley, of Hiattsville,
were the guests of Mrs. B. F. Broad,
dus Saturday night and Sunday.
w. P. West, wife and children spent
the day with Mrs. P. G. Warner, Sun
day.
To cure piles. STRIKE ATTHE ROOT
that's the way. DeWitt's Witch Ha
zal Salve STRIKES AT THE ROOT-it re
moves the CAUSE quickly and perman
emily. Don't squander time and money
i'm vain effort to remove the EFFECTS
I'm Stormes Drug Store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-15

B. F. Walter, Dentist. Telephone
Mo- 80 ~ ~
d. G. Ross bought one hog from Ed
Faulkner for $3.50.
J. F. Newland, our popular black.
smith, is on sick list his Monday.
A. J. Hammack bought a cow and
calf from Henry Il nkersley for $40.
We received copy of the Lincoln
Democrat, which lis newsy sheet. We
appreciate it very much.
Our friend Will Parson, has erected
his little house ON Crab Orchard pike
going to ''bach" and now ready to wOrl
on the pike. Will is an industriou.
young man. Success to him.
What you want is not temporary re
lief from piles but cure to stay cur
ed, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures
piles, and they stay cured.
I'm StOrmeS Drug Store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-15

Mrs. Ball is quite i'll at this writing.
Some of the farmers of this cOmmu-
nifty have planted their corn the fifth
time.
Elder GOwen will preach at the
Christian church Sunday morning at
the usual hour.
Morgan Sutton, of McCreary, visit
ed S. NJ. SpoOnamore' family Sunday.
-. Quite number of friends went to
the debate at Bright's school house
Saturday night. Mr.. Jim Miller and
family, of Lexington, are visiting
friends and relatives in this cOmmu
nifty. Mrs. Eliza House, of neal
Marksbury, was the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Mcmillan, Saturday. :. Mr.
Henry Barlow, of Sugar Creek, wa!
the guest of S. NJ. SpOOnamOre an(
family, Saturday and Sunday. :. Mr.
Ben UrtOn, of Hedgeville, was TIN
guest Of VIM. Anderson and family
Sunday. -. Miss Mary Benge and both
Their, of your city were the guests o
little Miss Eta Jewel SpOOnamOre
Sunday. Mrs. Alexander and sons
Wilson and POllitt, visited az McCrea
ry, Sunday. Rev. Clark, of Lancas
ter, will preach at the McKendre
chuIch the fourth Sunday evening a
two O'Clock.
Aside from the serious incOnvenier
ce and plain caused by piles, there is
tendency to fistula and to cancer i
the rectal regions. PilesshOuld not b
allowed to run on unchecked. T A T
LER'S BUCKEYE P L E o / N 7
MENTis an infallible remedy. Pric
80 cts. bottle, tubes 70 cts.
: &C. & ]. e. StOrmeS.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-15

B. F. Walter, Dentist. Telephone
No. SO.
Born, to the wife of Thompson Hill,
a daughter.
Pastor Pike filled his appointment
here Sunday.
B. F. Robinson bought of Jas. Ward
and w. B. Burton a lot of hogs at 34c.
J, E. Cosby, of near Richmond, made
his annual visit to the church here,
Sunday, in the interest of Missions.
Rev. Massie, of your city, made an
interesting talk at the Saturday at
ternOOn services. The members hope
he will come again. He was accom-
panied by G.. S. Gaines.
The Children's Day exercises which
were held here Sunday afternoon were
largely attended, and all seemed to
enjoy the occasion which was very in
teresting. Much credit should be
given Mrs. Ebb DickersOn for her un-
firing efforts in getting up the exer-
cises. Rev. Bailey, of the Christian
church was present, and in the alb
sence of the Pastor, made few wei
chosen remarks in the interest of the
Missionary work.
Miss Pearl Ross, of Your city is thu
guest of Miss Sallie B. Ray, this week
Misses Minnie and Myrtle Hendren
and Eta Cotton, of NJ adisOn. wer'
with Miss Hattie Jones, Saturday ant
Sunday. :. Miss Bette Henry, of you
town, visited Misses Maggie and Su
sic Sandidge, Sunday Dee JOne
and DIR. Durham, Of Kirksville. at
tended church here Sunday. u. Mis-
Mary Leavell, OF Point Leavell, an
Mrs. Emma Mapiford, of Frankfort
were with Mrs. HerOd Ray, Sund ay
Miss Claudio Arnold, of Bryants
vile, spent last week with the famil
of L. F. Brown. &. d. Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
Kennedy and Booth Sutton, of Mark.
bury, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ebb Dici
ersOn, Saturday and Sunday. Flo
sic May, who had been here with he
sister two weeks, returned home wit
them. DIR. PettuS, and L. w. Di
Ion, of Lexington, and Andrew DillOr
of Crab Orchard, were with the fam
ly of. w. G.. Jones, last week. Mis-
Hattie entertained one evening, j
their honor. Alex Miles and family
and Melvin Dean, wealthy and dasf
ing young gentlemen, of JeSsamint
were in our midst Sunday. Look on
girls.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-15

NOTWITHSTANDING the fact that
two companies Of MALTA and gat-
ling section were present, Tom Baker.
a leader i'm the Clay county fued, was
shot to death while i'm the soldiers
guard tent. Baker stuck his head out
the tent door. and an enemy, who had
been watching from q peighborlng
house, fired the fatal shot. The fued
has assumed large proportions, and
and many people think the best way is
to allow the parties to fight it out. A
dispatch from Clay county says many
citizens advocate withdrawing the
troops and allowing the men to fight it
out. They say this action on the part
OF Gov. Knott stopped the Rowan
county fued and the Pulaski county
fued. The widow of Baker has vowed
that her aim in life will be to raise
her sons up that they may STAY the
Whites and Towards. These fueds
have placed stigma upon our state,
but how to prevent and stop them is
question which cannot be solved
The eastern press spends much time
commenting upon the lawlessness In
Kentucky. and il these wise yanket
Quill drivers will come down and SHOW
us how to regulate the matter, OLE
Kentucky will pension them for life
Its pretty hard to have the fueds, bu
still harder to be talked about by yam
kee patent-right, gold brick people
who think of nothing on Gods greer
earth but getting money, and keeping
it after they get it. There are tw'
ways which would doubtless stop tn
fuedistS: Give them dose of tn
yankees patent, cure-all medicine, o
let them bite at some Of the yankees
schemes" which would not leav
them with enough money to buy pow
der.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-15
PrDaohor8vill q,

Byrd Matheny sold to Adam Pence
Ii shoats at $3.50 per hundred.
J.L. Anderson sold bis corn to JnO.
w. Miller at S1.75 per barrel deliver
ed.
J. F. HOltzclaw sold his corn to a
Stanford firm at $l.65 per barrel de-
livered.
The Preachersville Debating Socie-
ty did not meet on account of preach
ing at the Baptist church.
Bro. Massee, of Lancaster, preached
Sunday evening at the Baptist church.
He is an eloquent young minister.
The Children's day will be next Sun
day. They have decided to 60 t.
Greenbrier Springs. Everybody invi
ted.
W. H. Browns boy is very sick al
this writing. The baby boy is onl!
twO-years-Old, he is an expectionall!
smart little fellow.
Brother MahOney's resignation wa
accepted last Saturday at the regula
church meeting, after serving as pas
tor for three and half years.
The hail storm Friday night i
thought to have done much damage t
corn, hemp, wheat and garden stuff
md + no MI nd xuh;oh q, ,onr,non;o1 + n
same, scattered fencing, timber an
several small buildings.
Hardly day passes, in familit
where there are children, in whic
: BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT
not needed. 1t quickly cures Cut
Wounds, Bruises, Burns and Scall
Price 25 and Scots. G. G.. & J.
StOrmeS
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-15

A published list OF amounts contrib
uted by different states toward buy
ing Dewey a home, shows Kentucky's
amount as twenty-five cents. while
many other states reach the much
larger sum of one dollar. Very few
people believe the gallant sailor will
accept the gift. If he does, he viii
kick all his fat INTO the fire, just lik'
several other heroes OF the recent wa
have done
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-15

POLICE Judge Riley at Lexington de-
ciied that man is legally justified in
whipping his wife if she leaves her
home at night to roam the streets un-
til late hours. Now IL the courts Will
furnish the women with strong assist
ants to frail the devil out of trifiing
husbands who lounge about both day
and night, things will be on a just
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1899-06-15
D1DF0gCT MEETING
OF - w. C. 4, u Meld ~ Bsree. IL
Well Attended. Mach Coed
IL Accomplished.

The District w. C. T. U. COnven-
ti6n that met at Berea ON the 9Th,
9Th and 18th, was the most successful
yet held, having had about sixty dele
gates and visitors In attendance.
There were present 2 state presidents,
MeSdames Louise S. Rounds, of Chic
ago, of National reputation and Fran
ces e. Beauchamp of this state, two
or three district presidents, and the
Superintendent of the State Flower
Missions, Mrs. NJ. w. Bender, of Lou
isville. The following delegates at
tended from this place, several of
whom read interesting papers: Mes
danes G. NJ. Patterson, r. L. Elkin,
j. Joseph, T. Gresham, Margaret Gill,
NJ. K. Kirby, Cora Ward, Ida May
and Lou Grant, and Master Lewis
Gill. Mrs. Patterson is District Pres
ident and made several short and in
teresting addresses. Mrs. R. L. Elkin
made fluent talks on Literature" and
''Parlor Meetings." Miss Amanda An
dersOn reported the Medal Contests
and read a well written paper ON "The
Needs of our UniOn," Miss Ida May
Grant responded to the "WelcOme Ad-
DRESS" MesdameS Henry Wallace
and B. F. Tevis, both of this vicinity,
presented carefully prepared papers
on "COnSecratiOn" and Sabbath Oh.
seryance." One of the most eloquent
and beautiful papers on the program
was Memories of the CruSadeS" by
Mrs. C. NJ. Martin, a venerable and
white-haired woman who was par
ticipant in that mighty conflict O.
years ago. The carefully preparct
program was filled out by delegate
from other parts of the district WIFI
showed much study on their particu
lar branches of work.
: A. Grand Gold Medal DemOrest Cen
test was held Wednesday evening
Mrs. NJ. w. Bender, Louisville, Mis-
: Amanda Anderson, Lancaster, Prof. J
, NJ. Walton, Hyden. acting as judges
+ and Miss Ida Tyree, of PittSburg, re
! ceiving the award. The following OF
= ticers were chosen for the enSuin
I year: President, Mrs. G. NJ. Pattel
4 son; Vice-President, Mrs, Sue WOOD
8 cock, Danviiie: Recording becretar!
. Mrs. L. L. Pickett, WilmOre; COrre
v ponding Secretary, Miss Amanda Al
q derson: Treasurer, Mrs. A. S. Ware
L Livingston.
+ Berea and its people shOwered unu
n ual kindness and courtesy on the del
y gates, all of which was duly appreci
a ted. The college faculty eXhibite
% the various branches of their philal
70 thropic enterprise, with its great ma
10 nitude and possibilities. The inst
3 tuition on April 18th, had gift
a SO, 900 from other sources. On Apl
4 18th DIR. Pearsons pledged anOth
"a $4,000 provided $l5O,OO0 is aga
in secured by March, 1900. DIR. Pearson
20 received special letters of thanks fro
w Cows. Bradley and Roosevelt, al
ID many other distinguished either
q University extension in the mou
nj tains is an ardent part of the wOr
n. and of the 700 students about 600 /
q long to the undeyelOped "whiteS"
an Eastern Kentucky.
,g LOTT. GRANT