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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-10
WILL SELL OUT PROPERTY.

AS l have concluded to move from
Big Hill. l desire to sell my farm
at that place. also S215 acres lying one
mite from there on the owsley Fork, al
so IL. acres In Kingston, with good
store house and dwelling and out
building; also my farming tools. house
hold furniture OF all kinds.
Horses, one good brood mare and
colt, one good mule colt, two work
mules and various other things to
numerous to mention; also a general
line of merchandise consisting Of dry
goods, shoes, hats. groceries, notions
Of all kinds, clothing, hardware, drugs
also one good steam mill in good run
ming order. with good saw and grist
mill. want everybody to come and
bring someone with them, and get
some good bargains that I expect TO
give in closing out my business. It
is useless to say that want persons
indebted to me to come and settle
their notes and accounts.
NJ. ID. Settle.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-10
WHEN TO FIND COLLEGE OFFICERS

Citizens, visitors and others will save
their time by noting the office hours
Of the Institution. The various col
lege officers are busy people and at
some times of the day they may be
out Of town or locked up in their
studies or class rooms.
College Prayers begin at 1925 every
morning and close at 9:45 except on
Monday when they run half an hour
longer. At the close Of College Prayers
every office is open except DR.. Cow
ley's. This morning hour is the great
time TO do business. DR.. Cowley's Off
ice is open from ? TO 4 in the after
noon, and several other offices are
open in the afternoon. There is a bull
letin Of office hours posted in the Post
Office and In other public buildings.
President Frost, when in town, has
his office hour at 9:45 with the others
in the morning, and also at his house
from $3.50 to 1880 at night. AS the
President is out Of town a good deal
Of the time an arrangement has been
made 10 have the flag hung from the
front of the Library Building when
ever he is here and able TO receive
callers.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-10
DEATH OF BRUCE KIRKPATRICK

Bruce Kirkpatrick. who nearly com
pleted the Literary Course in Berea
College In 1904. was suddenly killed on
Thursday morning. October Srd. by an
electric wire in his bathroom at Rich
land Center, Wisconsin. From some
unknown cause the wires had become
excessively charged with electricity
80 that when he turned on the electric
light he received such a shock as to
cause instant death.
Mr.. kirkpatrick was twenty-four
years of age and young man Of
great promise. He had the gift of
making friends and those who mourn
his sudden death are many. His cous-
in. Charles Barton, is now in College
here.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-10
NOTICE.

All bills for telephone service are
due at the close of each month. The
Company wishes to ask that subscrib-
ers and patrons come 10 the office,
upstairs Bank and Trust Bldg. or
remit by mail either on the first or
last day OF each month.
Hereafter. all toll messages will be
charged to the phone from which they
are sent. You can easily see the ne
cessity OF this rule. People often send
long distance messages and leave town
before the ticket can be collected. II
anybody uses your phone for long dis
lance messages. see to It that he pays
you the toll 1t will be charged to
your phone without exception.
THE BEREA TELEPHONE co.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-10

Dr. and Mrs. Cowley were in Rich
moud Thursday on business.
Two very interesting sermons were
preached at the Baptist church last
sunday by Rev. Otis Huston OF Lex
lngton.
Sir. and Mrs Everett Todd Of Speed
well spent a few days last week with
Mr.. c. s. Lewis and family.
Mr.. T. C. Wars and daughter Beu-
lah were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Dalton few days last week.
J. L. Hawkins sold his farm OF 15i
acres lying SM miles southeast Of Be
rea. TO G. ID. Holiday Of Berea last
week
Sidney Combs bought the Hoskins
property on Center street Of this city
this week.
Mr.. James Pennington Of Corbin.
Ky. was visiting in our town this
week lie Is looking out for a home
near Berea. Mr.. Pennington is an hon
orable man and we welcome such citi-
zens TO Berea with pleasure.
Hon. l.. d. Lewis. Republican can
didate for Circuit Judge in the 33rd
Judicial District. composed OF the
counties OF Perry, Leslie. Owsley and
Letcher. was visiting friends in Berea
last week.
Mr.. Clark. who formerly had charge
Of the brick yard OF the Col
lege here. returned home last Saturday
night.
Lucian p. Kirk, College farm fore
man. Is. we are informed. TO be a
citizen Of. Berea in the near future.
We are glad to have Mr.. Kirk locate
among us.
No doubt the people OF the town
and the students were pleased TO see
the person OF Prof. Dodge among them
last week.
Quite little excitement was caused
last night by the fire at the home Of
Dr. Davis on Center street. The cause
is unknown though It is supposed that
Il originated in the kitchen flue. No
serious damage was done, although
the fire department was called out
the second time because the flames
had not been entirely extinguished at
first.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-10
MONDAY LECTURES

Following are some Of the speakers
who may be heard in the regular Mon
day lecture at the college chapel at
9:25 a. m. each week:
Oct. 14-Dr. Thomson, Mr.. Scale.
Oct. 21-Pres. Blanchard of Wheaton
College.
Oct. sS-Prof. Lewis (stereoptican)
Nov 4-Dr. Cook.
Nov. 11-No lecture. lyceum lecture
preceding Sat.
Nov. 1S--No lecture, S. S. Institute
Tuesday 10Th.
Nov. 25-Prof. Rumold.
Dec. 2-Prof. w. A. Cook.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-10
RETURNED

Professor and Mrs. Dodge who have
been visiting at Saratoga and other
points returned TO Berea last week
They visited Saratoga, and from there
the Professor went to Wooster his old
home. They both then went to North
Brookfield TO visit Miss Gilbert who
taught in Berea for p years. They
found her rather frail. From here the
Professor went to Boston and later
they together visited their son Ernest
at his summer home in the Catskills.
A little later they spent a day with
Miss Morrow at Yonkers. All are glad
TO welcome them back among us.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-10
Berea and Vicinity.
GATHERED FROM A VARIETY OF SOURCES


Tho Conversation Club win meet
This week Friday evening with Mr..
md Mrs Edwards on Richmond street
The subject Will be "simplified SPELL
los"
Rev. JAS Bond. d. d.. Of Nashville.
Tenn. a trustcoc OF the collegSSis in
town this week. the guest Of President
frost
Hon. j. l.. McCay one OF the most
eloquent public speakers IN the state
viii speak In the interest OF the Re-
publican party here Wednesday oct
10th. Come and hear him.
viii shockiey was elected 20 nll the
vacancy as school trustee Of Berea dis
trlct at the election last Saturday
Prof J. b. Crabbe candidate for SUI
pcrintendcnt Of Public instruction
will speak in the college chapel Sat
urday. Oct. 18th.
Quite a crowd from here attended
county court at Richmond Monday
Miss Sarah Dowden and Miss Laura
Creech have returned from Cumbor-
land Gap. Tenn. whore they attended
the G. T.. trl-state convention held
there Oct 4th and 9Th. They report
a very profitable and enjoyable time.
Mr. John Parks OF Hugh. Ky. was a
business caller Saturday. y
Mr. Charles Lester arrived last week
from oregon to make an extended WIS.,
It with his mother and relatives and
friends here
Mrs. spurlock and daughter. Mrs
Hunt. visited IN Paint Lick Tuesday.
Rev. A. =. Smith OF Pineyille Is the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Bert Coddlngton.
Mr.. Bowlin moved last week into hit
new dwelling house and hotel on depot
street
Mr.. and Mrs Kelly Hunt leave next
week for California. in order to i'm
prove their health.
Miss Flora Green and Minerva Nc
Koehan were Berea visitors Tuesday,
Mr. Granville Galloway after a short
visit with home folks. returned 10
Missouri Tuesday accompanied by
Wallace Adams.
Miss Hilda Welch left last week for
National Park Seminary at Washing
ton. d. c.. where she win attend
school this year.
Protracted meetings began at the
Ban.st church Monday night Rev.
NJ Of Lexington is conducting
the meetings and all are cordially in
vited to attend
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-10
HOW TO SERVE CHRIST

We understand that there are per-
sons who desire to establish three
new churches in Berea The Citizen
wonders what could be the reason for
such a step. Certainly Berea is not a
heather country or lacking in Gospel
privileges. If people have money and
effort to spend for advancing the cause
OF Christ 1t would seem that they
would spend their money in places
where there was greatest need. Can
1t be because there are too many
Christians in any Of the churches
which are now here? This is hardly
true. AS a matter of fact every
church in town now is SO weak and
poor that It has to send away and
beg money TO help meet its expenses
every year. VIII the cause of Christ
be made stronger by dividing 1t up in
to smaller bodies? Some people great
ly enjoy not only being followers OF
Christ but following him in some par
ticular way which they have been ac-
customed 10. This may be a kind of
self-indulgence. Certainly the true
Christian spirit will inquire how we
can make the cause of Christ strong
est, how we can spend our money and
effort so as to produce the largest re-
suits. On this basis certainly we
should have fewer churches and
stronger ones.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-10-10

Eggs-1Sc per doz.
Butter-1s to zoe per ID.
Poultry-Spring chickens. small 13c
per h.. large 12c; hens lO1sc: ducks
small young 1Oc, old &c; turkeys lie;
geese &c.
MADISON MARKET.
Madison County stock yards report
a brisk market. with fun $500 cattle
on market, and a number of buyers
from other counties, but there were
few cattle left over on account Of
heavy rain. Best yearlings, and two
year-olds brought from 4 to Az cts,
other grades from to Sh cts Butch
er cattle and cows a shade lower than
last court.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

HOTEL oRENA-Everythiug new, richly furnished. low rates, corner Seventh and Hope, Los Angeles, Cal For s14 you can rent rooms furnish ed complete for Housekeeping; new elegant; gas range. bath. phone. ss4 South Figueroa, 222 North Frszzont, 1141 West First, TIP ceros. 1011 East Ninth, SIP West Fourth, S36 Crocker. 9i1 Diamond St.. Los Angeit~. Cal
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25
CREDITORS HAVE POSSESSION IF
 'ORPHEUM
o4r;nLlor ToLne nhornn In In tereStS Of Some Of The Stockholders And Those To Whom Money Is Due,

The troubles of the Orpheum The tre Company eliminated yesterda when an an attachment was issued out of the district court in favor of Duey & Overlook for approximately $1,740. money advanced. The man agement will be left in the hands of | a. 5sStvT fur tiI5 present. anu ssn sf- fort will be made to have the house pay off the indebtedness.
 During the first couple of weeks the new house was opened the receipts were fairly good, covering expenses, and showing a profit. but for several succeeding weeks, during which time vaudeville was attempted, and proved a failure owing to the inefficiency of the people engaged. Expenses amounted to a large total while the receipts fell off woefully. Sater was then engaged and went east to secure attractions for the house, returning Monday with the company which is now holding the boards In the mean time several of the creditors attached the box office receipts and finally Frank R. Harrington, assignee for the firm of Duey & Overlook, sued for ! writ of attachment in the district i court yesterday morning for the money advanced to carry on the lusi-
 ness. Yesterday an agreement was | reached between E. c. StrickIsr, at | torney for the assignee. L. Over. lock, Robert Tate and the creditors 1 to the effect that the present attrac tions would be retained for a few days in the hope that the house could
 be operated at a profit
 Acting on this agreement Stricklel and Sater took charge last evening
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25
6-SH0OTER BEATS JAIL BREAK
 AT LOWELL
When Prisoners Emerged From Hole In Wall They Yere Sur priSed To Find Officers In Waiting For Them

An attempted jail break at Lowell was frustrated at 12::30 this morning by Officer George Hunt, assisted by William King and George Boardman.
 Somebody had passed a crowbar to the prisoners, and with this they first tried to pry open the door, but failed. Then they went to work digging a hole in the wall. Meanwhile the plot had been discovered and the off cer, with the two men named, waited on the outside for the jail birds to emerge. When they appeared they were driven back with siX-shooters.
 The prisoners had posted sentinel in the person of James Petty. When people were passing he would sing out: Soldiers, beware!" When the coast was clear his voice gave out in rich baritone: Why don't you try?''
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

For Review ,Ob ana business office call Phone 3s.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25
POLICE OFFICER VICTIM IF
 ANGER
After Words With Another Of ficeL Marshall Gets A Gun And Shoots One Who Was Ignorant Of The Affair,
tTucson star.l


 The Southern Pacific depot was the scene of 8 shooting affray last night as a result of whicV one man lies in the hospital suffering from 8 bull lent wound in the knee and another is ID tne county 5aII. arresreu UH charge of an assault with intent to commit murder.
 Last night about 10 o'crock Detec- tive Walters of the Southern Pacific had occasion to put a man named Marshall, a section foreman at Ril- litto, out of the waiting room at the depot on account of his conduct, Mar shall being under the influence of liquor and using indecent language in the presence of women who were waiting in the depot for the trains.
 Marshall was in an ugly frame of mind and when Walters left him stated that he was from Texas and no one could run 1t over him. He left and returned shortly with & 45 automatic Colt. Going up to Special Officer Kinkaid, who was on duty at the depot, he made some remark to him about mo officer being able to arrest him." and deliberately pulled his gun and shot Kinkaid through the knee Kinkaid fell, and before Mar shall could fire any more shots he was stopped by outsiders. who held him until the officers arrived and took him to the county jail.
 Knkaid was placed under the care of Dr. Fenner and at the present dime it Is hard to determine the result of the wound received by him. If the knee cap has been broken. Kinkaid will have stiff knee the balance of his life
 Marshall was very boistsrous and when taken io jail did not seem to realize what he had done and made the remark: T would kil! any d. officer before I would let him beat me up.''
 Kinkaid was not present at the time of the trouble between Walters and Marshall and he was taken very much by surprise when Marshall walked up to him and pulled the gun and commenced to shoot
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25
TWOMEMBERS IF COMMITTEE
 RESIGN
Sn;arc And onhmar4z Tnndor Resignation As Judges Of Beauty Contest In Elks Gel ebration.

Interest continues undiminished in the big Elks celebration to take place next Sunday. The strong team which will represent the local lodge on the diamond is practising faithfully every afternoon and rapidly rounding into shape. On the other hand reports from ses1ssisis ssIs to tiisi effect tissas tiI1 as gregation which will come from that point will be the strongest seen in this section of the territory for a long time past. The beauty contest and chairot race are also big drawing cards.
 On account of the dispute which arose over the fact that Bisbee had taken the three judges in the beauty contest, when Douglasites were cf rhe opinion that they should at least. be allowed one, and that the third should be selected from, an outside point, two of the members of the committee re- signed yesterday. so that now the way is clear for the appointmet of the
 Shelter City representative. W. A. Schwartz and E. ". Suffers, who had
 been requested to act in the judicial
 capacity. but who, it was rumored, contemplate forsaking single blessed ness and should therefore be disqual, | flied. yesterday resigned, leaving Sec | retary Joseph S. McKeehan of the
 club. to act in the interests of Bisbee ! McKeehan's acceptance of the position
 is looked upon fayorably as it is be | lieved he is confirmed bachelor ana
 one not likely to be influenced bl vision of future happiness.
 The chariot races occasioned thu | greatest rivalry between the Pawne,
 Bill show and Ringing Bros circus
 owing to the fact that the two fam ous drivers are with these wonderful i. productions For this reason it i probable that the Warren district vii see a contest between not only tw of the greatest handlers of horse known to the world, but between eigh Of the fleetest animals that can b ] found Each of the big shows has collection of Arabian steeds unsul passed in the world
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25
FOUND DEAD IN HE
 DESERT
After Quarrel Husband Kills Woman And Then Himself Between Don Luis And War reR Ranch Last Sunday

The mystery which has surround ed the disappearance of E. r. Bennett and wife, Ollie, who were last seen at HulPs Hallway House Sunday morning at about S:30 was cleared up yesterday, when a Mexican by the name of Alfredo Hernandez tele5 phoned Coroner Grier that there were two dead bodies, a man and woman lying midway between the road to Naco and the Warren ranch. The coroner summoning jury immediately left for the scene.
 Arriving there a most gruesome sight met their gaze. Stretched out on tiT1 sT0TTTI1I 1y0f=tf1I !saG , Ollie Ollie Ben aett shille H l,3s her side with his head resting on her hips was E. F. Bennett, her husband, with his hands and clothing smeared with gore.
 Owing 10 the fact that the bodies had lain in the hot sun since Sunday morning and had become greatly de composed it was out of the question for the jury to make more than cas- ual examination. UpoE turning the body of the woman oyer 1t was dis covered she had been shoE in the right
 
 breast The man had evidently shot himself in the mouth, but owing to the fact that both bodies wers nor ribly mutilated by insects and ari- mals. a horrible stench that arose, 9 closer examination vas not male.
 Enough evidence though was found that warranted the jury in findias T verdict that the woman had come to her death by a gunshot wound in- flicted by Bennett, and that the man Bennett had come to his death bs q self-infIicted gun shot wound. Along side of the body of Bennett WAS found new Colts 41-calibre evolyer, showing five chambers empty and on load remaining. This cartridge upon close examination was found to be dented-
 Bennett. who was employed for some time at the Pike saloon as a porter. had been having more or less trouble with his wife, according 10 those who were acquainted wisE them. He was about 35 years old His wife who was more familiaTly known as Ollie Green. has a mother. sister and brother residing in Bisbee and two sisterz in Douglas Little is known of Bennett. Ii was brought out at the inquest that they were both natives of the territory
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

For Review job rooms call phone No. 29.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

Engineer L. c. Hin is suen val uable man for the reclamation service that 1t is spreading him out over as
 much ground as possible. He was formerly supervising engineer for the projects in Arizona and southern Cal ifornia- A recent order has extended his territory as supervising engineer over New Mexico, Oklahoma and Kan sas. The last heard of him in Phoe- nix. directly, he was in Kansas City. but it is supposed he Is now engaged in a special reconnaissance in the Browns Park section of Colorado, near the headwaters of the Colorado river, where there is in prospect one of the largest undertakings of the service, a
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

Henry B. Grey, at present lieutenant governor of Alabama, has announced his candidacy for governor ot the state. One of the foremost issues or his platform he says. will be state prohibition, while further restriction and regulation of railroads will also occupy an important place In the race.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

weeks ago with horse and buggy which he had rented from the Palace stable, and who is now suspected or murder, the alleged crimes of the lat ter have ben attributed to the former. As a matter of fact J. E. Hoffman is now in the Calumet and Arizona hos pital recovering from an operation, while Adolph Hoffman, or whatever his real name is. is a fugitive from jus tice.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25
NAMES BECOME
 BADLY MIXED
Hoffman of GrindeIl Expedition Not The Man Who Is SuS-
 pected of Crime,

Owing to the similarity in the names Of J. E. Hoffman the only survivor of the Grindell expedition in- to Mexico and Timburon Islands. and Adolph Hoffmen. the name given by the man who disappeared about two
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

The opinion is gaining ground in Washington that Senator Culberson of Texas will be elected to the emocratic leadership in the upper branch of Congress to succeed former Senator BTaCKUUTH UT TNcIILuCnys CTyS5SES,Es
 tsSnsk aii na.an- cratic precedents, in that he has just commenced his second term, and it has ben the custom to select a man with much longer service.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-09-25

plan to restrain large part of the food waters Of the Colorado. The work in Kansas. it is understood. is nearing completion as Is part of thai in New Mexico, while the Oklahoma projects are yet in their infancy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26

and figgers sort of jam it up and i'm
pede it, as you might say. The less
facts and figgers it has the better it
works. All anybody has to do to git
my mind to settle any problem that is
bOtherin' the minds OF the nation, big
and little, is to mention what the prob
lem is-just give it name. as you
might say, and she gifts to work, and in
five minutes she is ready to spit out an
answer, and the answer is the right
one. Amt it so, Daniel2"
sure" said Daniel. II seen it hap
pen more'n once"
Yes, sir" said s. Potts, that's the
queer thing about it. The answer is the
right one everything. leave it to Dam
iel if it amt so. 1t has happened time
and again. Somebody comes along,
mebby, and mentions race suicide, for
instance Just mentions it offhand; like
and goes away. And mebby L amt
ever heard of race suicide before, and
don't know whether it's horse race or
millrace that is thinkin' of suicidin'
All right: do you think that makes any
difference? Not a bit. My mind Just
gifts TO work, and in half an hour I
give Daniel here the whole answer.
right off the reel. Tell him all about it
and what it is and how it ought to be
done and what effect it will have. and
then branch out and give a lecture to
him about suicide in general and what
ought to be done about that, and pat
ent medicines and what ought to be