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New-York tribune., 1904-08-14

dreamed of the time when he should return % his
native State 20 end ms days beneath IFS glorious
sunset skies IN the purple shadow of lis wooded
hills. Those dreams now resolving themselves
into definite plans.
The FIRST home festival resulted from the efforts of
Frank W Rollins. Governor of New-Hampshire sew
eral years ago. A central committee organized
at Concord the State Capital, and this committee
worked IN harmony with local organizations. An
invitation 70 this celebration of Old Home Week IN
Neu-H Hampshire was sent broadcast through the
medium of the press every absent and daughter
10 come home
The responses TO the invitation were so numerous
and loyal as 10 h the projectors with amazement.
On the evening of the initial day Of the festival
beacon-fres were kIndled on prominent peaks and
hiltoIs all over the State, and the closing night
skv-rockets shot up from every village and hamlet.
Throughout the festival founders sought 70 m1ngle
the old with the new wisely believing that memory
and tradition would prove the strongest aids IN awak
ing those sentiments which would render the season
memorable and win the wanderer home annually
Impressive and appropriate Sunday services were
held in the meeting houses. Public receptions were
given the visitors town-hals or other convenient
places Of assembly where they were made conscious
through the welcoming speeches that their careers
had been watched faithfully by the home folks and
their successes and triumphs noted with pride The
returned sons responded with glowing tributes 10 the
fidelity Of the men and women who had remained at
home Great historical events were recalled Horace
Greeley William Pitt Fessenden, Daniel Webster,
General and Molly Stark and other famous sons and
dargbters were eulogized. A favoute theme was the
natural beauty OF the landscape which had lost
,otl,irg bv contrast with distant scenes. Tender
r7ftes to the schoonaster # forty years
ago to the minister the doctor and other local chr
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and balance occasion which many sides plIttng
"reminiscences of childish prauks were told. These
often concerned the preceding speaker, who perhaps
a learned college professor, a grave Judge, or
reverend minister whose venerable presence, con-
trastng with the comca situation, added pquancy to
ti.e story
In addition TO these public gatherings there were
less formal diversions varied and ingenious as
might be expected from the resourceful Down
casters" men and women. who composed the local
committees. Among the most exharating spectacles
the coaching parades and, IN striking contrast,
the straw rides. Picnic parties assembled often IN
localities famous the birthplaces of great men, or
Us the sights of historical There exCur
sions the lakes and noun tains, where white tents
pitched by the singing waters or beneath the
whispering pines. There were exhibitions OF articles
relating to we olden times '-fnt-ocked guns and
cartridge boxes Of the Revolutionary period, swords,
muskets and battle-hags of the Civil War ancient
costumes hoop-sklrts and stays warming pans, and
irons perforated TIN lanterns and spinning wheels.
Baseball games and clay-pgeon shooting matches
were arranged between the farmers boys and the
city chaps, and running matches between the tat
men at home and from abroad. The women put
on their freshest and brightest apparel when not
engaged in preparing good things to eat, and the
returned wanderer tempted to a renewal
of the habit of eating doughnuts and pie for breakfast
for of a truth they were the kind his mother used
make
But Of all the festivities of the occasion there was
none more delightful than the gatherings IN the Old
homesteads at night.
At one such gathering the old and the new were
blended most happily. The front room was
decorated with sunowers, and sweet peas and
lighted by candles. The granddaughter of the host,
d Chicago young woman, rendered upon the mandolin
New-York tribune., 1904-08-14
By FRANK FRENCH
THOUGHT Of he Old
D u eek celebra-

1ma u eek celebra-
"a II itself is enough TO cause the
-al son OF New-Eugland 10 see
SONS and dream dreams AS he pur-
IS his vocation II whatsoever
rer Of the world his indomItabl ble
.bition 10 improve his @on dltlon
~ have compelled him 10 live.
As the August calendar IN his
---ing-room. his factory or his
.lv annually reminds him that
p home festival IS near at hand,
uorv pictures of the cool maple
l-ed spring IN the old back
sture lot. the trout-br0Ok twink
2 over It's pebbly bed, and the
swimming hole on the New
England farm float ike an
ambient mist about him, OBJ
scur1ug the figures upon his
ledger or the letters upon ms
page In this almv gallery OF
moving pictures float the care
worn faces Dt ms rugged old
father and gentle mother, who
t0iled for him and with HIM,
that he might gam a better
education than they had. He
sees also the brother and
sister who remained at home
20 take care Of father and
mother IN their declining
wears, then. out Of the Vapor'
ain CLEAN the happy faces OF the
who are beginning. though under
onditons. that hfe that was his.
Hm 90 planning what substantial
home 20 tighten the cares OF the
rth 10 the hearts Of the children.
Hat intense loyalty which IS bred
England s sons, and cause HIM 10
ful purposes not only the home
e town and State. He often has
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Review Methods.

There tan b. little continuity 10 the
treatment ui he lessons Ut the Quarter.
save To- the ease OF the FIRST Ave which
concern the history Of Elisha A r,-
view which would not include a charay.
ter study at this great prophet woulu
certainly be- defective A comparison %
the characters. methods aud distinctive
services of the NO prophets Elijah aut
Elisha. would BE- interesting aud profit.
able. let some one prepare such paper
10 Rad To lhr school
For a blackboard exercise let the
strong and weak points Of N, chata,.
,yus IT the two prophets be enumerated
By the s,hool and placed upon the
board
To- prophet. Isaiah. Who gives ne two
of our lessons should also b. Eiy,r
spe,lal study some one should BE- sc.
lccied 10 ptrpsrs a brief paper on tn
,ii,. character and ministry of this
prophet.
tuasmuyh as thc history ~ Israel
elosss uiih this Quarters lessons brief
Bat comprehensive outline study u this
sinEdnm should b. traced lu such a
say as a. bfinr out sifikibrly the ria.
tion II Caus, and eject. The btginnibg
and tho development Of the moral aus
spiritual decline aud unal destruction.
{ The lessons on Josh and Hezekiah
may be used to point the contrast be.
tween the moral and spiritual condition
ot the two Kingdoms and TO explain the
reason Why Israel Vas destroyed and
Judah continued
The GEOGRAPHY Of the lessons should
no, b. neglected A preliminary to IN,
review work in class or general for al
the school. lot an outline map " N,
country hr drawn ON paptf OF the black,
board and then mark In the places an,
probable places met with In the lesson.
a. thsi are named b, the scholars
Thou shalt Northip the lori IN,
Col. and Him only shalt thou serve
"Wruhip serve tho iouJi" Wur
ttip involve tho stiitute ~ thr hear
towards COj service the cNpros ion %
the lite wouhip e the hearts storarl
battery Service is itr dynamo set i
motion bi lhr power within WuruH
alone is sentiment and feeling uiitUu
fesuli like ,starlnr steam with i.H
maine and waiting train Worship pa
j sr,ice gives the total ~ Gu,t require
msnts Of man The elements q iru
ssnhip av faith. suhmlsaloH, ssplta
ion. those of true service arr willlnl
essdlsnes ant answering iaithIalnss,
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Lodge Directory.

BICHAh LODGE No. 20 Am.
Regular Wrestling In MAs,nis Hall satur,ia,
before fol m m In each month
Visiting msmleTs Ar, invited 10 attend.
C.s. Sunn. w.M
J.B. Ksyil see'y.
cRiTTESDES CHAPTER No. "
Ms,ts saturday night after full mon In each
Hooih. r. c. stsphsns n. 2.
J. u. ksrii. SEX
WisCArE s,oysCiL no. a.
Nss,s nd Nonday night in zach rnonth.
J q Gillsft. T. IN
n ks,h SKY.
mACkWEiL LODGE 80 81. KNIGHTS
40 fYTiiAs
Net in 3 - y Han even FRIDAY nirhi
fvam ustaiet o. April Insiusiye. ani snd and On
fn.ia, nights fr'u MAJ b. September inclusive
800 si.iiins Hsrniyrs q sister la,is,s arr in,it.
~ o. sttsni
WI 4 Rinse Cancsiiif Commander
s.Hil AiaH.s \ q AMI s
MARION IopGE Nu. Ao.U.w
Mssts ~ ari ,rl wufsiay nights In Naaani,
lial An u.sun. NV
a. o WHhurn. RsCuricf
ROSEWOOD CANT Nu. WOW
t.isr n-sts .n Masani, Hal he md and ttl
rufs'al n.fhts in sssh month An ,itiins
neHis1fs srr in,ts,i b. attend
WI Clara. Con. Con.
SIT RamsFy. sscy
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to the acre and a great ter variety of
crops than any other district Of
some size in the, United States
Here all the fruits Of the temperate
zone flourish in great abundance,
The apple, pear, peach, prune,
plum, apricot cherry, grapes and
berries Of all kinds are extensively
grown and hay, hops, spuds and
other crops produce AN enormous
yield And there il no lack Of
market a. the products Of this val
ley are widely known and apprcci-
atcd on account Of superior quality.
AZ nm evidence Of the productive
nc-- Of this valley there has been
shipped since May lit TO October
3lFt from Toppcnish alone l,l7l
car load. Of produce and the rush
[ is still on and the farmers are la
mcnting the shortage Of ears, mean
while other stations ~ Wapataw,
Mahton and North Yakima have a
similar shipment Prices for i'm
proved land arr high, from $50
up, according 10 location and i'm.
pro'rmcnts, mimprovcd land from
$40 20 $50 Wagc- for labor are
Rood from sl.h pr day and up,
according To- the kind
! thiak this j. q fine country
The climate IL exceedingly fine and
while you Of old Crittcndcn arr tx.
pcricucing al kind. ~ changeabl,
weather, We ar Lasking in the sun.
shine, working in our shirt sleeves,
dressed IN summer attire with flow
20. At our feet and breathing the in
MIGRATING air n itcomcs forth from
,hs nov cap peak Of the Cascades
which arr o. visible TO us A. III,
Twin.knobs ar from the "lIockini
lin
With pleasure ! give yol
thc-c few items May TuE RrcoRl
have a PROSPEROUS New Year and
lorg life May /, continue H. wei
come. weekly yisits a. ~ in the "a
wet Your respectfully,
llARNH /. INoon.
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Ewnum, boz the conduct IT the
Government
General investigation II hlor
conditions
Medals 81 honor for ease. oi CON.
.puuu. h,wi,m
$40 mplu,,r. liability law
Extension Of Bupau Vt Corpora
ttm. Co. w,r insurance irmar.
tiUu.
Enlargement of power 1t the
lul,r-iat, Comm,ro Commission.
Blo,k signal system. ior nail.
rai.
legislation against Government
,mpIu,, landing together Ia ~.
Gun IMPROPERLY high .ahur
S,ur factory inspection aud
,hii labor av-
improvement ui housing conii.
iiuu. Boo Washington
Creation ui o. forestry tryiyr IN
Oh, Agricultural department.
GaW, pugnt. uraulmtl, tend
ur toward extinction.
>aari, m.tyad 1T io- IN the
Consular gr,iu
Nm,wwl quarantine law,
Utpuslmuul BOO publ, print.
ug
Encouragement, oi ,hy merchant
mriw
improvement of ,urUuyy Ss
t,m
Revision 90 naturalization laws
Vun,.hmutui vrmwin In fvl
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Publication 1T 100 contribution.
r,f,,,l suj expanded lN p'liii,a
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Nop .biy. ior ty navy
\ fold assistant ior ilJc lnial
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Floating miuv. iur vasi dri,us
Iowr tariff rate lor the Philip
pn,. and legislation ior tbs cil
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Letter from llllah. washiuulOn.

W Editor Permit m, through
vw valuable p,pr tu Isak q few
surI, Co. my many friend. Boo uld
,rr.ud,u
$50 ltit there m thy AHb ui ~,p
'mHr hauug thv assumed nam,
Hr lacole Party wmp-cl of
Obj Nmilu. OFFS u. AMI n T. Dr..
u'- h-uud iur N, wet
N,r an ,upyally trip 1T h,,
dN. 'n,d uc arrived Ut the Hi,b
uN 10 Topsni,h. Yakima "uuty
Vol aud after spending a few
a, With friend. aud relative that
v Dad un, -,u iur YEAR. and ln,.
ni ulyvi their kind hospitality
-, sgau Ia -yk "a plao 10 all
Nm, Al lat ~ .uou,,ly,l Boo
r'nga uuiiar hru., ami Do Ul
oh HiI, town 90 Zillah. situated ur
OBJ rl side II Yakima river
nH beautiful valley ~ uF Nski
wH iby lvuujat, ut Go, Va
Nu Indian Reservation III,
'u'y vi Yakima lir. in the -outl
"H'uI portion " ilr stat, Il.
nN BE- i,iNO sluaw mills, aud ha.
population II over 2O,OO H.
N'u.Ipal product, arr fruit, hop.
h' and p,,a,ocs.
IN, uuniy /. lm,vr.,,l II. rutir
bngih ly the L. +. u u an,
dnwrl Il. rnlirr length by the w
Nn river, has 100 mil, II irri
n' iu,bs, mot including later
a n. o. p,upl ui iii day. II .uu
"ni ul "a, yor The rvor
last ten yar show th w0
Hm vt temperature Co. l.' ,
III, man minimum iu d
nv
sauiiiul mllt, ut Nakim
uIu spol # the state, T.
n whyw INTENSE and diyr
h0l hmine j. The rule. The ~
s'"innic ash and very deep an
E0'a6ly capable Of producing mo
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The Quarterly
Review
Sunday School Lesson Tor Dec. IS. 1904
Prepared by the "Hiohway and
byway" Preacher.
Copyright, 1904 by J. M laison.,

GOLDEN TEXT-"Thou shalt worship
the Lord thy God, and Him only shalt
thou serve Luke 40.
The Period Of Time.
The lessons OF the fourth quar-
TEL have carried us over about
us years OF the history Of Judah
and Israel, from $50 TO 72l b. G.
Years that are strkingly marked by
light and shadow, by the revelation OF
God through His prophets and the per
sisient and rapid decline Of the King.
dom OF Israel II was only about 1873
years after lsrae's removal that Neb-
uchadnezzar laid Jerusalem waste and
carried her inhabitants captive TO Bah
ylon.
The Kings and Prophets.
The two prophets, Elisha and Isaiah.
figure largely In the lessons OF the pas,
quarter The first Ave are devoted to
Elisha. and. incidentally, involve the
Kingdom Of Israel. Joram. the son Of
Ahab was king over Israel when Eli
sha became prophet In place of Elijah.
Elisha's ministry extended over a peri
cd OF at least 50 years. including the
relgns OF Joram. Jehu. Jehoahaz and
Joash or JohOash. kings OF Israel. The
incidents Of the lesson on THE Wild.
ow's oil Increased" took place during
the reign Of King Joram. as did. also
those Of the lesson on Elisha and
Naaman. aud probably those OF the
lesson on Elisha at Dothan" Those
I u the lesson on Elisha and the Shun
inmite" occurred probably much latei
In his ministry. although the date &
unknown.
Isaiah was distinctly a prophet o.
Judah. A. Elisha was Of Israel. ant
began to prophesy about $50 d. G.. o
'ome 30 years after Elisha's death
Jonah. Amos and Hosea flled In the in
tervening years between these two grea
prophets Two lessons are taken from
Isaiah. one concerning judah and IN
other Israel. Two kings Of Judal
are given special place In the lessons o
the Quarter: Ioash n whom two les
sons arr devoted. and the good king
Hekekiah
The Kings Of Judah and Israel.
The following diagram Is continue
lion Of the one given In the las Quarter
y Review. The length Of the reigns q
he kinks 10 given In parcnthes,s follow
Inc the names uf the kings.
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Outside Appointments
of Our Local Preachers

Rev. S. ). Martin, 2nd Sunday and night. Tolu.
bth Sunday. Mounds
Rss 7. A. Conway, Ord Sunday. Rock Springs.
Rev w. r Oakley. ist sunday. MI Carmel. md
Sunday. Iiells Mines. md SUNDAY. Sugar Grove
ith Sunday. Cnynsyillc
Rev TIC. Carer. lat sunday. Pond FORK 2nd
Sunday. Ku,tAwA. ard. PinkneSviIls. 9Th. Salem,
l.ss. D. II. Blaekum. lat Sunday. DolA-on. ard
Sunday. Walnut Grove. 9TH. Crooked Crcck
Rss. Jaa D. Price. md Sunday Iiuran. ith
Sullivan.
llsv. y. G. Hughes. ist Sunday. EmnAur
Church, End. Sugar Crrok. ard. Baker Church
9Th. Oh Salem.
Rev. J. & Henry. lst sunday. union. md. Dur
sprinSs eth. Shady Grove. Services held bod
Saturday and Sunday.
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Church Directory.
METHODIST CHURCH.

METHODIST IIlURCH.
PASTOR. g. X. MeAfee.
PREACHING. every Sunday Mt II am.
SUNDAY School every Sunday at $40 a. m.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
PASTOR Rev Y A Conway.
PREACHING. End and 4th Sundays at II a. m
and az night
sEHMoN Ann BUSINESS MEETING 2nd Saturday
night
SUNDAY School every Sunday at $50 a. M
PRAYER MEETING every Thursday night
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN.
PASTOR. Rev. J. r. Price.
PREACHING. lat and 3rd Sundays In each
month
SUNDAY scHooL open, at 900 q. m. every
Sunday.
TEACHERS MEETING is held at church every
Tuesday ntspm.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
PASTOR. Rev. s. J. Martin.
PREACHING. lat. sri and ith Sundays and
nights
SUNDAY SCHOOL cyery Sunday AT $40 =. IN.
PHAYEE MEETING even "Wednesday night
CHRISTIAN CHrRCIL
PAsroR. Elder II. 4. Mcdonald. Cadz. Ky
PREACHING. 2nd and 3rd Sundays In each
month At u a. m. and At night
SUEDAY SCHOOL every Sunday at eaOam
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Court Officials and
County Officers,

Cmtu ltt"r-l =. Condor.
COMMONWEALTH ArWWNn-lnu
l.. Gnyu,.
CwNp lu.,I-Aarm TuWvry.
SuEm-I Watts lamb.
IwNn ArWUNr' Carl llrudrr
.uu
CmVU CtIk-luhu T.. Asher
UtNn CtmE-C = weldon.
AssE,-oW-G. Z. hrlt
lWw-A. II Travis.
SHcM Svr'r-lno. r. Paris.
CcgoNIR-W. \. llalvOu.D.
SrUvTou-l. T.. Sullingrr.
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City Government.

~ nius. j.. MAYOR
~ Ks,tL lunGE
J q neuflsni CifRk
u y Wo.is TREASURE
IHs A Noafv. ATTORNEY
As Csnnsn. CHlrF - ruilCE
CouSCitNTN n y Hayuss G. &. Graz.
a. Corhs5. iesis Cufion. 7 . Nanasl and
u tstt Goa
Reruisf asytlrs u CTS Ccunsl s.Suri Tue.
Cav uifis In yssh usnth
rrrN COURT drsi Nursis, ,n ,ash uloath.
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Ii is the intention Of the one who
prepares this departments bc help
ful to every Sunday school teacher
and Bible student. The matter
will embrace the International sun
day school lessons, hut it will h.
conducted on the plan 81 regular
Bible study Anyone who will read
the daily readings, cndcayor Ia an
swcr the qu, >tions in hi> or her
own mind, and look up the topics
suggested, can take the course.
How many will take it? ANY one
who viii try the course. send your
name Ia Rev. j. f. prio, Marion,
Ky. a- he would like To know who
are studying these lessons M
charges, me- examinations: nothing
but reading. investigating and
thinking
DAILY READINGS
We'd, Dee. ll-Birth ~ John
the Baptist; Luke l;j1-1o.
Thu, Dee. li-t;cn,alug, uI
Christ % Divine Gcncalog John
.l;l-2, a.li
Fri, Dee. ,G.-t2l Royal Cen
calogy; Matt l;i.l1
sat, Dee. l5-t3l Human Gru
calogy; Luke 3:23-:'N
sun. Dcc lS-Birth " Jesus.
Matt. l:lS-2j. Luke l:l-a.
Mon, Dcc. ta-Nision and Ni.i
" the Shepherds; Luke 2;N-9u
Tuc>., DE. 2O-Cirrumcisim %
Christ; Luke 2:2i
rulIC~ OR suM
l. The naming nj children.
>. Value Of Christ, gcncology
,. The relation II THE Worl
tJohu In To- the Trinity, and III
relation To the plan oi redemption
I Which i, awnalogy Of lr>u
through Joseph?
;. Which i, agcucalog, uf l,,u
through Mary
Il. What Gcuiilc> enter iulothi
pnyalogy'
= Government II Palestine q
I the time ~ the birth IT Christ
). The Roman rn,u,
.. The Jewish custom m u
! wllmg
10. nmc vt this rupllmyui
Luke -.
/. II. How was the coming a.,
b Christ the lulfllmcn, OF the auciCl
: covCnunt2
H.. What supernatural element
d in thi, weeks readings
. IL. What ps.iic elements
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Court Calendar.

CIRCUIT COURT caa,snss un ~ thirl Noa.
isY ~ NsFsh ~ iiuuh IN lubs an.i he third 10
NHtefrlrf
COUNTY COURT sonysu-s 20 ~ ss,gr.i Mo.
tsY lu ssgh usHnth
QUARTERLY COURT cn,vnss 81 thg fcufh
Maasisr 10 sagh manih
FISCAL COURT c'o,enss 90 ths afsi I,s-iay
i6 Arfn ani nytals,
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-16

Some drink to cure a poison
others drink 10 poison a cure.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-16

Rays definition Tor u unit, sin.
de thing, is a suitable definition to
school teacher For when maui-
uony il committed teaching is u.u-
,lly quilted.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-16

Rilly Ford. the man that made
the sensational hit with III. lamp
speciality in oNynsloro, Is engaged
with the Woodruff Stock Co Who
will entertain theatre pvr. a, ihy
opm hou.c Thursday Friday tud
saturday night,
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