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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-08-31

education because Of the expense.
Expenses are OF three kinds: first.
personal expenses, like clothing,
washing, postage, etc Second, liy
ing expenses board. room. lights
and fuel And il is we'll to remem-
Der that we should have all these
things 10 provide for even though We
stayed at home. Your board may
cost little more at school bat It is
not altogether an extra expense.
Plain clothing is favored at Berea.
IL need not cost you more than 10
dress comfortably at home
And third, there are the real
school expenses the money which
you pay TO the Institution
Tuition, or instruction is free.
The services Of all Berea's teachers
are offered TO the students as a free
gift.
An Incidental fee is charged each
term 10 help pay the expense Of jan
itors, fuel, repairs, insurance, library,
hospital and other matters outside of
instruction
The incidental fee is - term in
the Collegiate department, S6 in the
Academy and Fourth Year Normal.
- in the Normal and Applied Science
and Grammar schools. aud - in the
intermediate and Primary schools
This incidental fee gives YOU the
right 10 all the privileges Of a stud
ent use Of the library. admission to
regular Monday lectures, class in
struction, aud the care Of the hos
pital and physician il sick, az stated
in the catalog.
Books are furnished free Of charge
in the Model Schools, including ii e
Grammar school Those in advanced
classes will wish 10 keep most Of
their books. They can buy them
very cheaply in Berea and sometimes
rent a secondhand book From -
TO - should be allowed for books
for the first term and ~ or - per
term thereafter.
Living Expenses Board and
Room. Table board is Sl.35 per
week, payable one month five weeksl
in advance. This means plain. sub
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-08-31
An opportunltr.

Berea College offers you an OBJ
portunity. speak from experience
and this is the kind of experience
which ] have had l spent two
years in Berea College and since
have been one year in one of the so.
called foremost colleges of the state.
! would speak of the financial adj
vantage but most of you who chance
TO read this know that Berea will
help you along that line If there is
any stamina in your backbone. and
il there is none it is time for you to
wake up, look at the world and get
busy.
You want an education that will
devclope those faculties which will
make Of you, man. You can get
such an education at Berea.
You can find the course and the
class which you want to enter.
The students are sociable and al
ways find time to assist you.
The instructors are interested not
in your money but in you.
You have instilled in you an ambi-
ton to do something for humanity
and your life is a failure if you have
not that ambition.
In the class room aud even on the
campus, you breathe pure, manly,
intellectual atmosphere which will
strengthen and prepare you for the
duties of life. Berea has always
been a strong institution, but pros
spects are fair for the coming year to
be the strongest in her history
Many improvements including a
splendid library building and mag
nilicent chapel are visible to those
who have been away only a short
time.
The writer will return and be with
those who enter the first term.
W. III. HANEY.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-08-31

study. Those who put of going 10
school until the winter term are
merely negligent, They can give
no reason for missing the fall term
Every old student will tell you that
il is a great advantage to begin at
the beginning Of the year. Many
things may happen 30 hinder your
coming in the winter, and at any
rate II you miss the fall term you
lose something which you can never
get again.
Berea offers more than ever. We
cannot take the space TO tell all the
good things which Berea offers to
her students this year. For one
thing, we shall have water 10 drink
from the mountain springs five miles
away, brought 30 us in iron pipes.
We have new bath rooms for both
young men aud young women.
New arrangements for steam cook
ing are at large expense placed in
the Boarding Hall 80 that we may
have better food, better cooked than
ever.
New books in the Library, new
maps, charts, scientific apparatus and
other Illustrative material of the
highest value have been provided
this summer.
The student who comes to Berea
gets the best of everything. 1t costs
no more TO attend the best school
than TO attend one which is less well
equipped.
Is nearing completion
The Carnegie and is building Of
Library the greatest beauty.
just TO pass the door
and look at the carved stone will be
blessing. And ON the inside are
the books and papers which bring
you near to the great thinkers of the
world.
Costing over $4,000
Tho New and built by students
Chapel whom Berea trained
in brick making and
brick laying, carpentry, etc, will be
occupied during the fall term. To
sit in that Chapel, join in its music
and worship and be one of the great
company of aspiring men and women
who are children OF Berea, is the
blessing of a lifetime.
Education in Reach.
A Fair Chance For Everyone
No enterprising and ambitious young
man or young woman need lose an
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-08-31
FROM InE WIDE WORLD

The Norwegian national council
has ratified the action Of the people
in voting for separation from Sweden,
and it now looks as though the ques
ton Of terms would be left 10 arbi
tration. Both governments are anx
ious TO terminate the matter as early
as possible.
The Japanese have raised the Rus
sian vessels sunk in the harbor OF
Port Arthur They include several
battleships, cruiser and numerous
less important craft. These are all
in such good condition that they can
readily be put into active service at
the Japanese ship yards.
The sympathy Of the world seems
TO be with japan in the present state
Of the negotiations for peace. There
was a question whether Russia could,
with safety 10 herself, give up SAX
hahn, which commands the mouth of
the Amur river and its lttoral, but
now, having had an opportunity to
purchase back the northern half and
refusing, she has lost the sympathy
which her seeming helplessness
brought her. II Russia loses not
only Sakhalin, but a portion Of east
ern Siberia as well, she has only her
senseless pride TO blame.
Heartrending reports continue to
reach the provincial authorities from
the outlying famine-stricken dis
tricts of Spain. The territory most
stricken forms a circle embracing
Seville, Jerez, Cadiz, Malaga and
Cordova, where natural forces seem
to have combined against the people.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-08-31

For an Academy or Fourth Year
NORMAL student, 81 more on the first
day
For Collegiate student, 81 more
on the first day,
For all Model School pupils, below
Che Grammar Schools, 81 less the
FIRST day, and no expense for books.
This is getting an education for a
very small sum. The sale Of a big
calf, or a few logs, or some tan bark,
will provide a term Of schooling
which may change ones whole life.
Chance to Earn.
Berea intends to have all the work
of the school done by students and
TO provide as much work as possible
outside so as 10 give them every
chance to earn money. Many girls
earn money by domestic labor at the
Boarding Hall and in the laundry.
Many Young men earn money by
sweeping College rooms, tending
furnaces, working on the farm or in
the shops Applications for work
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-08-31

stantial board. Coffee and other
extras cost a little more. Room rent
for the fall term is $500 for each
person, payable in advance. This
gives you a furnished room with fuel
and lights and the washing Of the
bedding and towels.
Besides this, there is a deposit of
81 which is made by every student
when he enters school. This 81 is
returned when the student leaves
school, provided he returns his key
and any books which the Institution
has lent him and has done no damage
to any College properties.
Terms of Payment. The first day
therefore one must pay his General
Deposit" Incidental Fee" room
rent and a months board. The Both
day he pays another months board,
and the 10th day another month";
board
Leaving out of account what the
student pays for his books and for
his washing, the total expense will
be as follows:
For Normal or Grammar School
student, fall term Of fourteen weeks,
$3.50; $3.50 the first day, 1913
the Both day, and So. 40 the 10th day.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-08-31
IN OUR OWN COUNTRY

William Travers jerome. District
Attorney for New York City, has just
made AN announcement 10 the citi-
zens Of New York that he would like
10 be r. elected 10 the attorneyship,
but that he prefers 10 run for Office
as an independent candidate, under
no obligation for his nomination OF
election 10 any party machine And
strange 10 say, il looks as though he
would bc elected Is this sign
Of what is coming some timey
Mayor Weaver OF Philadelphia,
the man who, elected by the gang.
was forced by the people 10 become
a reformer, has not stopped with the
defeat OF the gas ring. He has been
investigating the voting lists Of the
city tie found 81 ,749 illegal names
ON the voting list in the first inyesti
CATION, bat lac was not satisfied and
ordered another investigation made
The last report shows that the city
had GO,OS3 names ON the voting list
that had no right there.
Addie8s, the boss and would be
senator Of Delaware, has Withdrawn
from politics. il is said. The reason
seems 10 be that he has no more
money 10 expend in buying votes.
Although one feels pessimistic when
he thinks how Addicks bought men
like cattle for years in the Blue Hen
state. this feeling passes when he
thinks that there were men enough,
both Republicans aud Democrats, in
the state whom he could not buy 10
keep him out 81 the senate, and ~
defeat his plans.
A true bill has been found against
Edwin $. Holmes. the statistician in
the Agricultural Department at
Washington. ON a charge Of conspir.
acy 30 deiraud the government.
Frederick A. Peckham aud Moses
Hans, Of New York City. have also
been arrested in connection with the
same matter The penalty for this
odense IL hne OF from one 10 ten
thousand dollars and Imprisonment
for not more than two years.
The Cour, Of Inquiry into the Ben
nington disaster has brought in a
verdict against Ensign Wade, declar
ing that the accident was due 30 care
lessness on his part. II is claimed by
Mr. Wade's friends that be was in
trusted with duties that should have
devolved upon an officer of much
greater experience. and that the work
demanded Of the young officer was
more than he could perform properly.
II is tendency, not only OF the gov
eminent, but oftbe American people,
10 put more work on man than he
can do aud then hold him responsible
for accidents.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-08-31
IDEAS.

Faith does not fatten on fog.
Religion by compulsion results in
repulsion.
1t is easy to call our impulses His
inspiration.
Diligence has a daughter whom we
call Good Luck
To have a home a man must build
II himself, Forty houses in row,
all alike, are not homes at all.
II there is a better way 10 help the
masses than 10y going quietly about
your work and setting good exam
Pile, have not yet seen il.
There is a great difference between
education and schooling. Education
draws out aud develops native ca
pacity; schooling only puts another
mans thoughts into one rs water is
poured into barrel.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-08-31
BEREA COLLEGE
Opens September 18th
Large Numbers Of Ambitious Young
People Coming from ell the coun-
ties Of Eastern kentucky.

Anybody who thinks
De o" Time. about il will realize
that il is worth a great
deal TO start right BE on hand the
first day and get into the front rankl
II you wish the best room come at
the beginning. you want chance
10 earn money be on hand the first
day. IL you intend 10 do well in
your studies do not miss the first les
Son. BE ON time.
This is the best time
The Fall Term Of the year TO study.
The Bost. Summer work is fairly
over and there is no
reason why you should not put in
these beautiful fall days in profitable
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-08-31

should be sent at once 10 the Score.
tary, Mr. Will c. Gamble. Pay for
work done for the College is made
at the end Of each month and applied
in payment Of the next months
board and College dues.
Come to Berea and be sure of
meeting here the best young people
from all parts of the country and a
group Of teachers every one Of whom
will be a friend
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-08-26
A 1000 Mile Excursion.

On Wednesday Aug. 23rd, 1905,
the Great Northern Railway will run
special train from St. Paul toWash-
ington, the Evergreen State. This
train will be accompanied by exper-
fenced immigration agents who will
explain the country and points OF
interest enroute. Stopovers will be
made in North Dakota, Montana,
Idaho and Washington for the pur-
pose of Investigating the different
sections. This is a grand opportun-
ity to visit this wonderful region
under the most favorable conditions
The excursion will stop at Spokane,
Everett, Bellingham, Seattle, Van
couver, Victoria and the Lewis and
Clark Exposition at Portland Ore.
For full particulars and other IN
formation apply to any agent OF the
Great Northern Railway or to Z. i.
Whitney.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-08-26
Makes War on Timber Barons.

Attorney General Young has be-
gun a campaign against alleged tim.
Der trespassers. G. j. Jelley, special
counsel of this department., who has
been Investigating claims against
several companies, has reported that
about $4,000 is due the state from
timber trespass. Should the comp
anles fail to pay the amount, Mr..
Young says that he will bring suit.
MIR. Jelley has Seen busy with his
investigation for several weeks. He
finds that in some instances the COM
panies cut timber after their permits
had expired and without having
them renewed. In other instances
he reports that the companies went
beyond the authority given them in
their permits.
For instance, it has been customary
for the state to make contracts with
timber companies to cut green timber.
Mr.. Jelly says that in many inttances
the companies cut dead and down
timber under these permits and paid
less than the contract price. Mr..
Jelley holds that since there was
nothing in the permits about "dead
and down TIMBER" this should be
paid for at regular contract price,
whether it is worth that much or not.
Mr.. Jelley has investigated twenty
five alleged cases of timber trespass,
and reports that the state has claim
in most of them. In few cases the
technicalities of the law will bar the
state from recovering.-Red Lake
Courier.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-08-26
Must Secure a License.

AS the opening of the hunting
season is near at hand sportsmen
will do we'll to note the following
provision of the game law. Chap
ter 344, section "a, of the General
Laws Of 1905, contains the follow
ing:
Every resident of this state is
prohi bited from hunting, taking or
killing any game bird or game ami
NAL, unless he shall have first pro-
cured a license therefor from the
County Auditor of the county in
which he resides; except that any
citizen of this state may hunt, take
or kill any Of the game birds men
toned in this chapter in the county
| ia which he is a bona fide resident
without having a license 10 so hunt.
Said Auditor shall upon application
issue to such person under his seal,
pom blanks to be- furnished by the
game and fish commission, a license
to hunt game auicoals and game
birds, upon the payment of one dol
lar ISL O0), which license shall expire
on the 3lst day OF December follow
ing it's issuance. Every
sach applicant shall prove to the
satisfaction OF the county auditor
that he is bona fde resident OF this
state, under oath. his name, resid-
ence and post Office address. Only
one of such licenses shall be issued
@ any person and it shall not be
Transferable. and it is here y made
t le duty of such licensee to exhibit
ne same to any person upon request
Such license shall describe the licen.
,se, designate his place of residence,
a Id shall have attached thereto
hree (3) coupons upon which shall
,e printed the words, moose, deer
md game birds"
Therefore, if you intend to hunt in
1eighboring counties secure liceuce
and avoid trouble.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-08-26
How 1t Works at Motley.

The Motley Mercury of last week
tells of two farmers who sent their
milk away from home to the city cold
storage concern. They thought they
were doing finely until one of them
sent sample of his milk to the state
experiment station and asked them
to test it for him. The letter from
the experiment station advised him
that the milk tested certain amount
which was seven per cent higher than
the city concern had been allowing
him. He figured up and found that
the difference made a difference of
So to him for the month of June.
The gentleman is now rustling
around and trying to get creamery
started st Motley and if experience
teaches anything he will not stop
until he has the creamery organized
and in running order.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-08-26
Catarrh Cannot be Cured.

With local applications, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh IS a blood or constitutional
disease, and in order to cure it you
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catsrrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is not quack medicine. 1t
was prescibed by one of the best
physicians in this country for years
and is regular prescription. 1t is
composed Of the best tones known,
combined with the best blood purif-
ers, acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination
of the two ingredients is what pro-
duces suoh wonderful results in
curing Catarrah. Send for testimon-
ials free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co, Props,
Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists, price Is cents.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
sitipation.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-08-26
Notice to Parents.

Parents who have children who
will become six years of age before
Jan. l and who desire to send them
to school this year are requested to
send them at the opening of school,
Sept. 5. so that they can begin with
the other beginners.
A class will be formed in the spring
for those who will become six in the
latter part of the year if there is a
sufficient number to justify it and
their parents will notify me.
Respectfully,
SELDEN F. SMYsEE,
Supt
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-08-26

An exchange gives the following
MOSQUITO preventive: Throw small
niece of alum into bowl of water and
wet the hands and face with it and
not mosquito will touch you. We
cannot vouch on its effectiveness.
You can tell by trying it,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-08-26

There is but one editor in the
Ohio penitentiary, aud he was sent
no under mitigating circumstances.
He shot delinquent subscriber.
Kent O.)Courier.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1905-08-26

Cheap Money to Loan.
On Stevens Co. farms. No Bonus.
Farms for Sale on easy terms.
j. II. DEvENNEY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-29
Demanda sensational

La sefiora I Ia Olive Lyde Fornes
ha instituido procedimientos de divor-
Clio sazonado con alimentos por la su-
ma apual de $1,000. Ell narido es
Acusado de in6derdad y otros pecadi-
Hos, que e mega, como negarfa cual-
qulera. Un pl ito por divorcio mas 6
menos, atrae poca atencion, pero Ell de
que Sc trata promote ser sensational.
El demandado es el honorable Charles
V Fornes, presidente de la Junta de
Concejales, y en- ausepcia del alcalde
Mcclellan, desempeha interinamente
LIS FUNGI mes de til en- Nueva York.
Es uno de estoS polfticos afortunados
que hotan Sobre toda 'claSe de aguaS.
En- 1901 tue elegido para ell puesto
que ocnpa ec oposicion al candidate
de Tammany Hall, y 1893, reelegido
como candidate de la misma agrupa-
clon. Actualmente habfa ell proyecto
bien de reelegirle nuevamente 6 de
enviarle de representante al Congreso
en- luga1 de William r. Hearst, due
no del journal y otros peri6dicos,
que ahor9 sc halla de punta con Tam
many Fornes Sc case en- la catedraI
de San Patricio en- 1898, oficiando ell
arzobispo Corrigan, hoy difunto. A Ia
saxon tenfa S. amos, y su sefiora, que
es de familia teatral y muy hermosa.
80. A los dos af1os, convenciendose
de no poder con'levarse, deiaron de
vivir como esposos. aunque guardando
las aparienciss externas saliendo
juntoS con frecuencia Fornes atribu-
ye esta malaventura suya intrigas
de enemigos pollticos que, dice el,
han l'gt:. % infiuir perniciosamente
en- el temperament excesivamente
nervioso de su esposa, y manifesto
que Sc defendera haSta 10 t1ltimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-29
TariEa de fete
para Panama

Ell ministro de Costa Rica en- Was
hington, sefior Calvo, que trabaj6 ac-
tivamente en- las diligencias para 10.
grar del gobierno americana que mo-
deraSe ell excessive precio dc los aetes
para la via De Panama. reclbi6 del sub
secretario de Estado y ministro interi-
no Adee la communication siguiente:
La tatifa local traves del [stmo ha
sido reba jada Sc ha entablado una
investigation con la mira de establecer
una tarifa determinada en- todo el Ist-
mo.
De Nueva York q Panama la rebaja
es de 50 por ciento aproximadamente.
Con respeto al arreglo exclusive
entire Ia Compafifa del ferrocarril de
Panama (cuyo successor ss ell gobierno)
y la de los Vapores del Paci6co. por vir-
tud de los conocimientes de embarque
entire Nueva York y puntos de la costa
accidental entire Panama y San Fran
cisco, solo podfan hacerse en- conjuc-
ci6n con las citadas compafifas, pusde
decirse que para clio era menester un
aviso con seis meses de anticipation
para termiuar dicho arreglo, y que el
aviso Sc did. y que en- ~ de Julio dlti-
ma ell pt tivilegio exclusive de Ia Lfnea
del Pacf6co ces6 de existir.
Queda, por tanto. alberta la orortu-
nidad do toda linea establecida de va
pores que tenga servicio regular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-29
La OrdenanZa
sobre los aljibes


Ell Ayuntamiento aprob6 ansehe una
ordenanza sobre el cierre de los alji.
bes, pere diferenre la original de Ia
Junts local de Sanidad, pues determi-
ma que para ell uso de las aguas de los
aljibes Sc guardaran las siguientes for
malidades.
re Los vecinos que deseen utilizar
ell aqua de sus aljibes podran hacerlo
solamente instalando en- ellos bomba s
para Ia extraction del aqua.
so Ell Alcalde dictara en- cada ca
so las reglas a que deben sujetarse los
vecinos para la instalaci6n de bombas
armonizando los intereses de la SAM
dad p6blica con las exigencias de la
evacuation de aguas sobrantes, condi.
clones de aereaci6n etc.
3? Esta ordenanza estara en- vigor
20 dias despues de su aprobaci6n por
ell Alcalde de San Juan.
4? La falta de tuMpIlmie ITO de
las prescripciones de esta ordenanza
serz castigada con una multa que ex-
cedera de $as impuesta 4 vir'ul de
procedimiento seguido en- ell Tribunal
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