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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-08-30
bEREA LOCALS.

Much.needed repairs on the music
building have been made.
Correspondence from Spradling,
Knuckles, and Oneida arrived too late
for publication this week.
Several Of the boys went down to
Paint Lick Saturday afternoon to
see Lancaster beaten in a ball game.
The Mt. Hope Baptist Association
is held this week with the Glade Col
ored church beginning Thursday and
continuing until Sunday.
II anyone wants to know how to
enjoy trip around the Horn. call
on &. +. Hanson, or ask either Of
the two other parties concerned.
DIR. Mccoy was out on his wheel
one day last week and fell as he was
rounding a corner near Silver Creek,
breaking a pedal.
Lieut.. Shearer enlisted l3 men here
last Saturday and ON the next day
sent them TO Columbus, Ohio. Most
Of them were from Clay, G. c. Log
ston enlisted from Berea.
A surprise party Of about twenty
young people stormed Mr. Bran
aman's parlors last Saturday night,
and spent the time until ten o'clock
very pleasantly, playing games and
having an informal good time.
What you wat is not temporary
relief from piles, but a cure to stay
cured. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
cures piles, aud they stay cured.
S. +. Welch, Jr.
Last Thursday about 40 of the
members and congregation Of the Be
rea Church met on the College green,
near the Tabernacle, and spent the
afternoon in a pleasant social time,
ending with the bountiful supper SO
conducive TO a good time on such oc-
casions.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers act as
faultless pill should, cleansing and
reyiying the system instead of weaken
ing it. They are mild and sure, small
aud pleasant TO take, aud entirely free
from Objectionable drugs They as
sist rather than compel,
S. L. Welch, Jr,
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COUNTY NEWS.

Last Saturday, during the severe
storm which seemed general through
the county, hail fell near Poosey and
did considerable damage
September term of Madison County
Court begins next Monday with So
commonwealth cases, AZ ordinary
cases, a equity appearances, aud 27O
old equity. Paragraph.
j. 5. Croucher fell into thresh-
ny machine and his foot was cut To
pieces. Medical aid was not easily
secured, and he died from the shock
and loss Of blood.
DIR. q. w. Young, of Richmond,
has been invited TO deliver a series of
addresses in Tennessee under the
management of the Anti.Saloon Lea
que.
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Office at Residence

ton of the Temple at Salt Lake City
the establishment of the perpetual
emigration fund, the hand-cart expe
dition across the plains, in which
hundreds of enthusiastic but mis-
taken emigrants persisted, the "OrdeI
of Enoch" devised by the prophet
which required them to have all
things in common, by which the in
nocent saints were victimized, and the
priests enriched, mark this period OF
Mormon history.
But better order Of things was
established under the military arm OF
the government of the United States.
A new era began to dawn. Under
governmental protection gentle min
ers began to develop the great re-
sources of that country. In due time
the Union Pacific railroad reached
Utah and outside capital and enter
prise came in. The hills and valleys
began TO smile with awakening life
Salt LAX City was changing. Civil
ization came into contact with Nor
monism at every point. The day was
drawing, and the common people re-
joiced.
While Utah was territory the
strong hand of the Nation was felt
The executive and judicial officers
were appointed by the President OF
the United States, and the acts of the
territorial Legislature were subject to
the veto of the gentle governor, also
TO the review of Congress. With the
increasing number of gentiles and
apostates the country was prospecting,
but Mormonism was crumbling, u
was evident that Mormonism could
not hold its own in comparison, and
in comparison with Christianity. Ii
must live alone, and gather its con
verts from abroad. This was its only
hope. II won no converts from its
neighbors. And its loss by apostacy
was about equal to its gain by immi-
grafton, while the power of the priest
hood was growing weaker Some
thing must be done TO save the Nor
mon ship from wreck. BY pretend
ing to quit the practice of polygamy
and promising to be good, decent peo-
pie, and law-abiding citizens, they in
duced Congress TO admit Utah into
the union. But as soon as the Nor
mons got control Of the state govern
ment they forgot their promises, re-
newed the practice of polygamy and
insulted the people of the United
States by electing a polygamist to
Congress.
j. A. Schear, of Sedalia, Mo-, saved
from death by Group by using One
Minute Cough Cure. Itcures coughs,
colds, pneumonia, lagrippe, aud all
throat and lung troubles.
5. +. WEIGH, Jr.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-08-30

News was received here last week
that John Mahaffey was killed while
hauling oats near Falkland, Ill. In
some way his feet became entangled
in the lines, and he was pitched for
ward as the team started. The
horses started TO kicking and the
wagon ran over him, breaking his
neck.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure completely
digests food within the stomach and
intestines and renders all classes OF
food capable of being assimilated and
converted into strength giving and
tissue building substances.
5. +. WEIGH, Jr.
s. +. WEIGH has bought Rice's
stock Of drugs and has moved them
up TO his store. Mr.. Rice goes with
them and will be the dispenser there
as Mr.. Sam Denham goes to his home
at London to-day for a few days rest
before going to Somerset, where he
begins work the first Of September.
Mr.. Denham has been here only a
short time, but has made many
friends. He is a fine young man,
with good business principles, and
we regret his departure, but wish
him success wherever he goes.
Thomas Thurman, deputy sheriff
OF Troy, Mo-, SAYS, "If everyone in the
United States should discover the vir-
tue Of DeWitt's Witch Hazel for piles,
rectal troubles, and skin diseases, the
demand could not be supplied.
5. +. WEIGH, Jr.
Farm for Sale.
~ acres on the Walnut Meadow
Pike, one mile fiom Berea. Soil, To-
cation, and slope first class, blue grass
grows naturally in all the hollows
When Berea gets its second $4,000
on endowment, as it will next spring.
everything will boom. Will sell all
or part. Reason, expect TO leave the
State. NJ. X. PAsCo,
Cut thi. out, for Il willnot appear again.
There is time for all things. The
time to take DeWitt's Little Early
Risers is when you are suffering from
constipation, blliousness. sick head
ache, indigestion, or other stomach or
liver troubles. $. +. WEIGH, Jr.
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DRIVER OR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
shipping IN al branches ana CITY 90
livery. understands the care OF horses thor
oughly; stableman preferred. CHARLES
FRALDTGU. IA Classon-aye.. BROOKLYN
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

-.,..so Dec 20 tSpeciaD.-Wheat to-day lost q
.aot making about &c loss in two days. Prices
'.,,,ed steady early. because Liverpool was up
90 Tho market closed weak. and at the bottom.
SI,h nuts all good May opened at 70Ssc, sold be-
80, 7os 10 70bc and 699s to 69i2c. and closed at
-. % saiLc December closed at 65a4c; July, $3.50.
-ha Wall Street weakness was something OF
,c,or IN the last hour. The speculative trade
~.s exceedingly fat the cash demand was slow
IRE seaboard cleatances from all ports aggre-
..,sd only 1900 bushels. St. Louis started the
srssk and ST. Louis led in the selling here. II
.s a narrow unmportant speculative day, how
aver from the opening until the closing. Primary
,ncsjnts were $50 900 bushels compared with ll6s-
IA bushels last year. The Northwest had S53 cars,
tsainst $40 a year ago. here there were 40 cars
.gainst 1876 Shipping sales aggregated only 5000
hr.hsls The seaboard reported 10 loads for ex-
,ort slow market is anticipated until after the
toudays Foreign markets will be closed sat
r,asy Monday and Tuesday The sentiment here
1. mot bearish at the moment. There is an inhuen-
,,,, marty which believes that wheat after It's
,ors decline and in view OF the war possibilities Is
a better purchase than sale.
Corn lost Il TO Sc and closed at the bottom
nscenber SOl4c: January. Boss 10 30kc; May. 32@sc
Receipts keep light Western offerings small but
the export demand Is poor. Shipping sales from
hare are on a small scale. The cash handlers were
,rc,,ned 10 be bearish depending on the fact that
the new crop is still in the country, and yet 10
move There were only l5s cars. with 20 FOR TO-
morrow but samples were nc lower Lverpooi
va, I'd higher: seaboard clearances, Sl"o oushels
Nothing was done for shipment in round lots; the
sssboard reported only 20 loads for export. Eie-
va,or people were the best sellers. The Wall street
break had its influence in the last hour.
There was freer selling Of oats than there mas
been in a month. Corn longs were selling oats as
q hedge The shipping demand showed no I'M
movement Receipts were 76 cars, with loo lot
tomorrow; but samples were nc lower Seaboard
clearances were only 14looo bushels. Prices lost
ito sc and closed at the bottom; December I1s,;
Nav. sats TO 23%c Cash handlers are bearsh on
oats as we'll on corn.
Flaxseed was barely steady to-day. with prices
practically unchanged: December. 81 IS; May. 81 A.
sellers: cash. 81 ASH. The three points had % cars
Of seed compared with 6S last year.
Provisions were strong early. on small offerings
pork up l2lkc lard and ribs UP &c. This advance
was all lost at the close. sympathy with the grain
break and with the Wall Street weakness counted
for something finally. There were 1900 hogs with
asD estimated for tomorrow. There were 4oS'V"
hogs West against IS 900 last year. Prices at the
yards were steady The cash demand keeps sood
The talent keeps friendly to product on the
curb puts on May wheat closed at 694c; Calls o974c
Puts on May corn S29sc; calls. 32ssc.
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COLORED MAN wants to carry advertis-
ing signs in Brooklyn or New-fork.
LANES Ii. CRAWFORD. $50 Hudson-ave.
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Chicago Great Western HALLWAY Co.
tNIIE BOARD OLE nIRECIOKS OF the ChlcagC

Great Western Railway Company have declared s me
., rrtat dividend u s. per share the Preferred
A stock f0r the half-ys.sr ending with Decemher is"'
payablo on the 3is II January 1870" ~ ihe holes
20 re.,r, on me last DAY NJ December. 1922, and IN
accordance with the contract pertaining 70 sad tpN
have ordered surplus earnings for sld ha
arrllcahle Tor dividends said stock shall te carrie
forward held available FOR the dividend of the second
half ~ the fiscal year ending with June. 1870 80
The transfer books OF the Preferred STOCK VIII De
closed from the close business the -bth day or
December. 1899. o. The ist day ~ January lfpV
BY order ~ The Board q Directors
80 r. &. WIGHT. Secretary.
St Paul MINI. December 7th 1899.
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NEW YEAR AND CHRISTMAS
Gamma

ATTENTTONll-The most UP TO date
variety o, New Year and Christmas
Cards. Birthday Gold and Silver Wedains
aluminium cards, etc. Calendars and Club
Cards a speciality Our Hail Columbia
Card. hit OF the season. JOSEPH KObH-
LER, Importer. Manufacturer lbO PARK
Row, New-York Open evenings.
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EMPIRE STEEL & rnox co.

No u Broadway. New York. Dec. ian. 1900
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have decided
A semi annual dividend 81 THREE PER cENT
ga on the preferred stock ouisinndirE Dec 30 $50
u q, The NJ, earnings the tVturany. and payable
Ian "a 1901. when checEs VIII be mailed g all pre-
.Sat for ths purpose The transfer books viii close
Me- 23d 1899 and reopen Jan. 81. 1870.
GLEN WRIGHT. Secretary.
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CARPENTER and FRAMER.-Under-
stands his business; will take WORK py
the day or contract; city or country 40
Boerum Place. Brooklyn.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ET ST. B8BTA0l 0ME%'S
EMPf0YMENT BUREAU. I'll p iZD-st.,
trst class djmesiic servants, Doth mae
sng female. ar supplied. Cooks. wall
-. isnnar~--ss maids. buffers. coach
men useful-msn. managing houseNeeps,s'
iuyalids' attendants. SecfttaIies e' y.
Houses opened Tor families returning W
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DIAMONDS AND WATCHES.

ptANfCIps. watches. leWeiry. weekly
raymentH. reasonable prices. goris k.a al,
anfesI. repres' NATIVE calls. janis
UrpGMAN. 81 Maiden Lane.
prANoNur. watches and iewelry' 81
we@kly PAYMENTS al lowest prices. sec
,he ,rtntir..furer. established lNN-.
JACOB PDIIs i02 and l0i Fulton-st''
-
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.--~-~~~~e|~ ~ - " - ~ - ~ ~ - ~ ~
1nA3RED Coal pockets. 23s W. Both
II. NWMlGIls -. Best quality Coal only.
Established 1865. Telephone SST Columbus.
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THE PROCTOR a CAMILLE COMPANY.

InrInnatI, q, T''C. IVTN I7H
INTEREST on bonds OF above Company due
January LIST 1900 viii be paid and after that date
a, Mercantile National Bank. New York y. Y
] H. FRENCH. Treasurer.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.--500 secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
ruararteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed GEORGE B. EDDY. S0S Madi-
son-st.
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Chicago Grent Western Railway Co.
tINIIE 1LTu SEAlI-A\NLAL pANMENT Of

7TVfE IDIT NENI -N-N-NV Nd -'TT'''T
500 per share Interest on tho per cent DebentuIs
rui he made according y the contract pertaining -
said stock 10Th day ~ January 1900 - Tho hold
ers u record the last lay ~ pecembsr, l'Ft g..
The transfer hooks % Ne per cent bebrntuTe stocN
VII, be closed from close ~ business tie lpth Gay
OF December 1870 % LIT day q January. 100
80 r. G. WIGHT. Secretary.
81, Paul MINI. December 7th 40"
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LADIES, TAILORS.

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TAILOR MADE SKIRT, 81, lNCLUDiNG
CLOTHS. WILL CALL. SHOW SAM
Piles. STYLES. MEASURE. MILTON.
l4S West l4th-st.
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DRIVER. Neat, reliable, sober man for
coupe. light delivery. collectors or florist
wagon references no agents; ADDRESS
ALBERT, care barber shop, 142 w. lTth-st'
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KINDLING WOOD.

Ring up 279 Madison Square for
r ]. McCLUSK EY'S MURRAY HILL
KINDIING WOOD FACTORY cor.
gCth-st and lst-ave.-35 years experience.
and in direct connection with the largest
dealers Of klndling wood. enables me to
defy competition as to quantity and quality
at the lowest prices. Hotels. families.
clubs banks. ct. supplied In any part Of
Manhattan Borough Telephone 20 Madi-
son Square.
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OPTICIANS.

A CAREFULLY FITTED fYDGLAsS or
spectacle insures perfect ease and COM
fort Our speciality Is In filling ocullsts
prescriptions. mcguire III MEN,
1875 East 23d-st.
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THE PROCTOR & GAMBLE COMPANY.

CIn0InnnfI ONO. Do I1IIN1 I0',
THE DIRECTORS of this Company have this
day declared the regular quarterly dividend ot Two
PER CENT Preferred stock OF the Company. pay
able end January 1900 The transfer books
will be closed from Jan. lst 20 Jan 18th. Inclusive.
3. GAMBLE. Secy.
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-CIIE IZVITAT, MEETING OF the Stockholders
auction Sales.

CAMUEL X. ELLENBOGEN. Auctioneer sells
- to Jay at A. NJ. by virtue Of an execution. 800
pairs OF shoes pairs OF rubberr. showcase. chairs
,a and singer sewing machine at 63 Bayard ST. Man
hs,,an I,orough, " Y. city and Will sell by virtue OF
sse execution to-day 1l:45 a. NJ at 1876 Narick ST.
Iorough OF Manhattan N Y city. one safe by order or
cbas Comsky City Marshal. 800 Broadway.
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THE UNION DAG d PAPER COMPANY.
New York. Dec. 9Th. 1889.
A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND THREE-QUAR-

TIERS PEP CENT. the preferred stock OF this
Company has been declared payable and after January
let 1900 stockholders Of record AT the close 81 bus
ness on December i4th Transfer books viii close
December 18th. 1890 AT O'Clock i. NJ and reopen
~ FRANK wAsHBURN. Sec.
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THE DENVER A RIO GRANDE u. II. 90.
trIIE R0ARD OLE DIRECTORS has this day

declared a semi annual dividend Of TWO GO PER
CENT ont Of tho Preferred Capita!
stock. PAYABLE January -, 1900
Tho tfnnsfer books q the preferred stock VIII close AZ
II O'Clock noon January g. and reopen on the morning
- '''@''' " GEORGE COPPELL.
Chairman q the Board.
New York Dec H. 1850
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CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND ST
LOUIS RAILWAY co. -
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF OF ONE AND

ONE-QUARTER 40 PER CENT will be paid on
the preferred stock Of this Company January 20 S
stockholders Of record the close Of business Dece
Der 30. 1890 the Office OF Messrs j. r. Morgan q Co.
New York
The transfer books will close 10 NJ December ~.
1893 and be reopened AT 10 o'clock 4 VI January %
@ Z. cox Treaslrer
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GOLD FURNITURE AND RE-
GLIDING.

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Sixth Ave.
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PURE CANDY.
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The Baltimore & Ohio Rai1rond Company =
Southwestern Division First Mortgage 3hFs
The baltimore S Ohio Hniirond Go"p"nys
Prior Lien 3izec Gold bOnh-.
COTTON No g duo january ]. 1900. from tne

COUPON no. 3, due January l. 1900 from the
- above bonds will be paid AZ maturity upon pres
entaton the once Of the Company, No Wall street.
New York. ,
For packages OF coupons left for verihcation on and
Thursday 2ls; Of December temporary receipts VIII
10 given. -,
The books FOR the registration and transfer on me
mentioned bonds will close at noon on SATURDAY,
23d of December. and will At 10 A. NJ on January
ond 1900 j. V. MNEAL. Treasurer.
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Qiri0fno NotlIEs.
Office of the
MARYLAND COAL COMPANY.

No l Broadway y. Y. Dec. 9th. 1859
A T A REGULAR MEETING of the Board or
Directors held this day. a semi annual dividend q
TWO PER CENT and dividend Of ONE PER
CENT. declared Preferred Stock payable De-
cember Both 1899 to Preferred Stockholders OF record
December 18th 1899.
Transfer books close December 18TH 1899 and
%. 1900
Checks will be mailed.
IL b. NEDHAM Treasurer.
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semi annual dividend q Three per cent. free 81
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