The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1906-09-27
The Editors Column.


Last week we published list OF
books given for premiums for new
subscriptions or prompt renewals. Our
old subscribers are rushing in their
dollars TO get them. THE Good News
In Story and Song" is the most popu-
lar. Below Is description of the
rest OF our Renewal Premiums,
splendid lot OF pictures The entire
list of premiums for prompt renewals
and for new subscriptions Will be
sent to you free. II YOU write us a
postal asking for II.
PICTURES.
Here We give a laree list Of beauti-
full pictures In fine cOlOrs. any OF
which is well worth framing and
hanging on the wall of your best
room. Space forbids a description Of
the picture such as we should like to
give, but we give the subject and a
few words of explanation:
PICTURES by INCHES.
SO Near and Yet So Far. Two kit
tens watching mouse In a trap,
where they cannot zach II. An Au-
tumn Evening. Beautiful landscape,
with river, bank, trees and sunset
clouds.
PICTURES Ia by s INCHES.
The Visitor. One nice old lady with
sunbonnet in her Ian talks to her
neighbor who is knitting. Fine old
fashioned scene. A Serious Case.
The old colored doctor is holding the
pulse of little pickiniBny. who sits on
her old mammy's Lap. Very char
acteristic. The Evening Chapter. A
fine looking old gentleman sits In his
easy chair and reads from the Bible
just as II begins to get dark.
PICTURES by 10 INCHES.
Spring, Summer, Autumn and Win
ter. Four different pictures (panels)
which really form set, each repres-
enting one OF the seasons as a pretty
maiden among trees and flowers or
In winter surroundings. The Early
Bird, and A Late Riser. These are
two companion panels, giving scenes
of chickens in the barnyard OF the
Nobility. Four great hound heads
PICTURES by 8 INCHES.
A Thorn. A fine looking barefoot
schoolboy sits on a rock and tries
to get the thorn out of his foot. Au-
tumn by the Brook. A beautiful seen
of trees in fall colors overshRdowing
cattle standing and drinking in the
creek.
PICTURES 6 nv INCHES.
Among the Philistin7s humor-
Gus picture OF bahv In trouble.
Three puppies are trying to tear its
dress off, while tho '-'rh ticks up
It's milk which Is smiled nut from the
bottle on the Garnet. Old Road IN |
Virginia. A peculiar bit charming
scene In late fall ~ e1rlv spring. |
The Old Apple Tree. A little cot
tage by an apple orchard in full bloom
and brook In the foreground. Old
New England Homestead. An old
home on the river bank, and road
winding along among grass and the
trees
PICTURES
10 by IA INCHES or LARGER.
Don't You Do II. Three children
In winter scene. A girl warns q
boy who has a SNOWFALL behind his |
back. not to throw Ii at her. A Good |
Bag. bunch of birds of various
sorts bagged by some fortunate. sports.
man. Child and Pet Kitten Very
sweet. The Butterfly. A handsome
lady Is watching a butterfly on the |
large flowers pearher. Three to One.
A Holland scene. In the sitting room,
where three good looking Dutch girls
set" youub uidu, iWuO bltS tnere
with his funny wooden shoes and eats
an apple. Sunsetoit Long Island. A
beautiful combination OF river. trees
and evening sky. Who is It Grand
ma! A smiling boy comes up be-
nind his grandmother, and holds his
hands'oyer her eyes. Seeing Her Fu-
ture. A very gayly' dressed young
lady has been trying to foretell her
future from the leaves In her teacup
ana sits half dreaming about It. Even
ing Meal. sweet young mother
reeds her baby with teaspoon, while
a young child drinks her milkfrom a
oowi, at the old fashioned table. Need.
iessiy Anxious. A rich young mother
ho'ds a plump. fretful child on her
Jap, ami the old family doctor.assures
ner. as he feels the pulse of the child
mat there is nothing serious the mai,