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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-28
SEEK RECEIVER FOR ROAD
Indiana Plaintiff Files Suit Against
Chesapeake G Ohio Railway,
Charging Fraud.

Logansport, Ind, Sept. 26.-Suit
was filed in the Cass County Circuit
court here asking that a receiver be
appointed for the Chesapeake G Ohio
Railroad company and that the char
ter of the company be revoked and
the corporation be dissolved. Fraud
is charged in the filing of a recent
mortgage.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-28
A Reliable Mediclne-Not a Narcotic.

Mrs. F. Marti, st. Joe, Mich, says
Foley's Honey and Tar saved her little
boys life. She writes: ''Our little
boy contracted severe bronchial
trouble and as the doctors medicine
did not cure him, l gave him Foley's
Honey and Tar in which [ have great
faith 1t cured the cough as we'll as
the choking and gagging spells, and
he got we'll in a short time. Foley's
Honey and Tar has many times saved
us much trouble and we are never
without it in the house. -
j. T. Bennett.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03
everett Purchases Farm

;. b Everett was in our office
Friday and informed us that he
had traded for 100 acres of fine
land 9 miles northeast of town,
near the Altus, Lubbock and RoS-
well, Ry Mr.. Everett will move
out to his new purchase in a few
days. or as soon as he can get a
house built for his family TO oc-
cupy. He will cultivate 100 acres
OF this land this year and will no
doubt make good on the deal
Mr.. Everett traded his place con
sisting Of fifty acres of ground
and a dwelling house, in the can
yon. The price FOR his old place
being $50 per acre. or a $1,000
on the original purchase.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03

and wrongs, imaginary M wei
M real.
There are failures 10 criticisc
and wrongs 10 condemn. and
little progress can be- made II
costly evils are ignored on oXcus.
ed; bat that Is not all. The
progress OF tho race. especially
during modern Times. has been
like unto "a succession of miracles
along political COS we'll as along
industrial and educational lines.
We are condcmning today.scoros
Of evils that were not recognized
as such half "a century ago. We
are enjoying benefits of which
even our fathers never dreamed.
1t is neither wise nor safe to de-
vote too much Of our time to the
failures we have made, or even
to the evils which remain to be
corrected. Some attention need
to be paid TO the brighter picture
and to the uncounted blessings
which lie at our feet. Dallas
News.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03

Quite a crowd of Lubbock
young people attended a bali at
Post City Friday night
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03
Uncounled Blessings


of organized society that ha
been pat 10 the tests up 10 th,
present time Aside from tw,
chief dangers, Oh of giving {,
oficialism too much power thu.
inviting tyranny and slavery fol
the people, or t2) leaving indi
vidual ignorance and selfshness
unresuaned TO rush ON from
rapaclty TO anarchy there arr
many other Of the old problems
which have never been solved.
not to mention new and more
complicated difficulties that are
coming up every year as the ma
tural results Of the progress of
civilization. 1t is certainly ones
duty to Join in the condemnation
of failures and wrongs, and in
the contention for continuous
progress and improvement.
That is one thing we are here
I for.
While this is true, it would be
desperately foolish and disas-
trous to permit the difficulties
and failures we encounter now
and then TO discourage US or 10
move MS % cast aside lightly the
benefits, the helps and the pro-
lection which we as a free and
progressive people now enjoy.
The very fact that the word
treason has lost the he.lsh
meaning which tyranny gave Co
o. tina. the citizen of this age is
free Co expose and TO condemn
wrong Uneven the highest and
mighue,t ruler in the land isl
enough OF itself t1 mark cuc0m-
aging progress and to par every
Intelligent citizen on bis guard
against the abuse of a great and
precious privilege. and to lead
him 20 qualify and to modify his
complaints al the least by an oc-
casional reference 20 evidences
of a wonderful progress.
Thousands OF Americans who
are now ready 10 condemn Sec
rotary Ba.linger for his failure
to stretch the law in the interest
of the conservation policy are
men who only a few years back
completed the dauundaton of
heir own beautiful iuheritances.
% the good old States east of
he Mississippi. River and whose
migration was denoted by the
crash a. falling timber and the
oar q. tlres. fires as they came
re The grand army o. re-
Huere who sometimes gl 90 .
.wemes .u their criticism and
condemnation oI ... courts of
be- country because OF their de- .
-ys and failures madeuH large
OF men aa0 would not dream
& serving as jurors u the most
rIng cases or as I1l0rmer
w.ust criminals. overlook The
ac. tha. they and their families
ave lived all along in peace.
0mlolt and safety under the y
ort of protection 20 hfe and .
roperty which our free insutu-
ons provide. Mu.titudes of
.mericans load the trains and
oats TO Join other mulutudes in r.
he enjoyment of sporting events
hich cost them millions in a !"
ngle day, and. apparently for %
citing their extravagant in !"
ilgence, including their auto 7"
o5iles. they return to their ~
,mes preaching rapid sermons &c
,out the insupportable increase ~
the cost Of living. Men en- ~
lged in manufacturing. in COM u
cree or in agriculture. and who -
cept eagerly every dollar or I"
q ... 4 Nir
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03
Railway Accidents

From tbe New York Tinos.
The railwavs +, tho Tr,i+o,
States which 10 NOT Lin noesor
gers are lonoar tban oil tho roll
WAYS Of Furope This i . Etoro
statement Of fact In tbro,
wears 1q0s-78 91c oo,,na,;o.
operating l2i o2o Milo of road
did not kim q siroia nossoroo,.
The nasssnoar ,,iIoaoa ~ -
roads siIrnas.a1 b,o b1iio, ~.
MILEAGE of tra.road. 81, p,oI.nd
which bossfs.I.f , fI.o .Ia.n
record IN fa. rbe Iorgtb ~
these raiIw., f, ~. Tr....5
States evcs.t..# t,erofsII +b.
raiIwavs Eg..ls,a p,.r..
Germany sr.r4s Hmm. a,,5
ItaIv comDiraH The r-.,r,t
srsius avon. rs..,..s., s..
triblt,rv carss ..r o.ci,,.,+s and
the freight t,r r,iIoogo of tbo
American ,aiI,-a,.. - -
clean ofau fstsIit. far +,rao
wears tooatbo, o,coo3s tbot 80
tine co,nt,.ios - - -
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03

San Angelo. Texas. Jan. 26.
II. +. Mayse today sold
to jeff and Walter Smith
thirty seven sections # the best
grazing land in the Pecos valley
for S. per acre. or Sis. 400 In
addition 10 this considerable
stock was sold. but the consider
alton was made public. This land
has been used as a ranch by Mr.
Maysc.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-02-03

v. Northingion OF Plainview.
who was here the latter part Of
last week prospecting. left for
bis home Friday. Nr Worthing.
ton told us that be expected 10
move here as soon a. possible.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-24
Jak b nOWina rOZ-
hrZn1inWA.
DrZnl16Wa,

,,Jestem 10 lat starry i przez ten
!czas ma wieoej podr6zowa}em" pisze
B. F. Tolson 2 Elizabethtov Ky.
,,Wszedzie gdzie tylko jestem,
polecam Electric Bitters, ponlewaz
mu zawdzieczam mole doskona}e
zdrowle a przytem energle.. One
powoduja wyleczenie katdego cza-
SUI. One nigdy ME zawodza do
nastrojenia ao}adka, regulowanla
merck i w%netrznosci, nastrojenia
watroby, wzmocpienia 5ncrw6v j
czyszczenia krwi. Dziatajq zadzi-
wlajaco ma s}abych zrujnowanych
mezczyzn i n~iewiasty przywraoajac
moe, wzrost j zdrowie co jest Co
dzienna radosoia. Spr6bujcie je.
Tylko SOC. Satysfakcys gwaran-
.towana przez NJ. J. Kowalewskie-
go aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-24
Do braci rodak6W

Do braci rodak6W!
.DostarczamY wszystkim.
cierpiaeymm najlepsze orygi.
maine medycyny gwaranto-.
wane przez WysOki Rad.
" WaszyngtOnie.
Naszemi apecyfikami wy
Eleczyli6my tysiace : po5r6d
rodak6w, cierpiacych ma
nerwoWy Boil g1oWy (neura-
fglia), zawroty g}owy, wypa-
DAME. wlos6w, }upiez, zapale-
ME oczu, kataraktY, boil gar
ola, przeziebienie b}ony
krtaniowej, chron;czny ka.
tar kisZek i b6le zOfadka:
!. ma1aryye, ziemnice (febre),
chorobe merck watroby.
Nasza :wylaczna SPECIAL
sn0$cia leczenie !chor6b k0.
biet najbardziej .zastarzaiych.
MezcZyZni NIGGA nam
zaufac grzechy mfOdOSci.
Najwiekszym wrogiem: -
Reumatyzm, hemOrOijy,
tasiemnik.
Vice poc6z d1uzej cierpiecH
Udajcie sic do mas, zaufajcie
nam -, a podziekujecie j
drugim nasze lekarstwa pc
lecicie.
J. Nieprzyjacielem dzieci: -
gl;sty. W dniu jednym u
stapia pc zuzyciu naszego
%preparatu.
Wielu cierpi ma zestarzafe
rany, wyrzucaj4c ostatni
grosz, byle bye cleczonemi.
Napiszcie do mas!
"Najbardziej wyszukanym
specYfikiem Jest Benignina,
kt6ry zgoi wszelkie wypryski,
piegi, chrosty, wyrzuty wa
trobiaLe ma twarzy W pre-.
ciagu z dni.
Zony, matki, %ojcowie! VIE
le rodzir nieszczesliwoml .
powodu OPILSTWA jednego
z osobnik6w. U mas jest ola
Was szcze6cie i spok6j 70 4
dzinny, ME zwlekajcie; 4
lecz piszcie.
Szczeg6lnie sic polecamy
MKOpYM PANIOM i D..
BALBIERZOM Z naszym:
Royal danderine, Princess
liquid powder, Royal violet
cold cream etc.
BITTERS wyrabiany "
:. n1aszei fabryce .%powinien sit
znajdowa6 " domu kazdego
Polaka, jakotez polskiegc
safunisty. Panom SALUNI-
~STOM pr6bki darmo. Jestto
jeden z rajlepszych dotych-
czas znanych bitters6w TO-
}adkowych.
Preparaty nasze SO wyra-
blame wedlug przepis6w naj-
lepszych LEKARZY STA
ROKRAJOWYCH.
!, Me badzcie samob6jcam
w1asnego zdrowia. Rozs4e-
rzajcie slave Imienia Pol
skiego!
Uczeiwi Agenci tylko Polacy,
wszedzie roszukiwani.
$1alsu,a, 4sa,,,aa 9pa|la
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-24

pahie Po1aku mad Wlsly,
aby6 zs.niechal swych nice
nych robot przeciw panu
Lechowi i da} mu swiety
spok6i, DO rzucaniem fall
lz6w j pisaniem niedorzecz.
nosci, mic panu LechoWi ME
zaszkodzisz, poniewaz JEST on
icz}owiekiem nieskazite]nego
charaale1u, i zasluguje ma
%szacunek albowiem' jest on.
czfcwjckiem kt6,y praWdy
sic trzyma; bada on stosun.
Ii i potrzeby tax moralne.
LAX j duchowe, i je wpraw-
|dzjwem swietle przedstawia;
czytelnikom W Wiarusie. w
korespondencyi r. Polaks
z mad Wis}y przebija Sc.
otwarty gniew przeciw kore-
spondencyi napisanej pred
paru tygodniami przez pana
Lecha; zdaniem Polaka bylo
ahy pan Lech zaniechal ko-.
respondowac do poczytnego
Wiarusa. Dziwi mic mocno,
IL p. Polak z mad WHISKY Cd
wazy} sic napisac do poczyt-.
nego W;arusa Q panu Lechu.
Mech tylkoby mu raz p.
redaktor s}awetnych kores-
pondencyi ME umiesci1 ma
famach Wiarusa, cara by
zaprzestal %grezmolic niesna-
ski riedorzecznosci 0 drua
gich korespondentach, mysli
re Wiarus tylko jemu sic
poswieca i jakiebadz tylko
gryzmo}y jego ma innych
umiesci, a drugiemu tel }aski
odm6wi? 0 panic Polaku
bardzo grubo6 sic zmyli},
jeze]i tax mvslisz. Wiarus
tobie umiesci i drug,emu
toz samo uczyni, DO on kaz-
demu Polakowi siuzy ma
ca}ej obczyzn;e a ME ty!lko
samemu Po]akowiz mad:
Wis}y; kazdy Polak ma dro-:
ge do niego otwarta i"kazde-:
mu Polakowi wo1no do VIA
rusa pisa6 j ~odpowiadac ma
zaczepki-na drugich. s..
Ma zako6czenie upominam
.pana Polaka ably da} spok6j
poczciwemr Lechowi, j ME
w,tracaf nosa do cudzego gro
s<a, DO jak przys}owie m6wi,
re pred okiem przyjaciela
widzi zdzb]o, ale pred SVEN
OXEN belki ME widzi. VIE
Gel panu Polakowi ME bede
odpowiada} chyba bym by}.
do tego zmuszouy. Wkr6tce
czyte)nikom Wiarusa cos
pozytecznego napisze.
Zase}ajac Wiarusowi ijego
czytelnikom weso}ego Allie
Lula!
Wasz Kodak
S. P. G0RSKI,
1920 Vermont ave.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-24
$1aksu,a, 4sa'.,aa 9pIla
400 4o8s. Chaplin street
Dept. E.. South Bend, Ind,
w r O s v l.

- Nowina!- Wielka nowina:
Odkryto biegun pd}nocny!!
= ia to uwazam "a g}upstwo.
Dl ! naszych potrzeb :Syberya maj
zupetniej ~wystarcza.. ]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-24

% - 50 3 ss-s>s5--- ! -: -
szanowna. R7! g
Wiacusa!
ia nizej podpisany, prosze
Szanowna Redakcye . kilka
ustep6w " SVEN poc2ytnem
pi6mie Wiarus. Juz cd
d}uzszego@ czasu czytam dziel.
ne koresponden oye 2 nasze-
60 Iexasu iako to z Lock
hart, BRENNAN, New Waiver
lyi Bremond, Texas !, it'd. Bar
do ME to cieszy IL nasi
bracia Polacy dbaja jedno
O drugie i sic nawzajem in
formula, DO i ia do tych
braci Rodak6w dawniej ma.
leza}em, i mic by mie Die
bylo zniecheci}o tisac do
~poczciwych pism polskich,
zeby ME to, il jednemu MOI
ma wygodzit drugiemu "a
szkodzi6. Vice cd .d}uzszego
czasu postanowi}em wcale
ME pisac do gazet, ale in
nych pan6w korespondencye
bardzo chciwie czytam z
uwaga najbardziej badam
~informacye c7yli korespon-
dencye Pana Ormuza z Lock
hart / Starego Lecha 2 Bre-
mond. lego ostatniego kilka.
ostatnich correspondence,
czyta}em bardzo cjekawie,
zaco 60 niejakis tam ,,Polak
z mad Wis}y" zelzy} niepro-.
szenie; zapewne to uczyn'}
"a kieliszek w6dki, lub }yzke
scczywa, re napada} ma tax
szanowanego pospolicie ro-.
daka, jakim pan Lech jest,
szanowany Cd ca}ej Polonii
bremondzkiej.
Cay my Po]acy ma tel OBJ
czyznie zamieszkali, ma to
czytamy polskie pisma, aby-
smy potem "a kieliszek w6d-
XII hub }yzke s%oczewicy wy
rabiali burdy j kl6tnie 20
SODA? cry my widzimy takie:
nledorzecznosci u obconaro-
dowc6w, zapewne malo
sic zdarza u obco-narodowca
takich niedorzecznosci zoba-
czyc jak mas Polak6w tn
ma tel obczyzn;e. Czemu to
tylk0 u mas Polak6w mczna
zobaczy6 kl6tnie j niesnaski
czy dlatego re my lubimy
sobie wypic wiecej jak po-
trzeba> potem krew sic bury
a wtedy uzywamy pieSci? ia
sam ME wien jak to sobie
~wyt}umaczyc, ably ME zb}a-
die W tenn miejscu, DO lyle
wyzwisk, lyle napaSci i ME.
snask6w ME napotykamy u
obconarodowc6w, czy ME
wstyd nam? Czemu juz raz
ME wyrzucimv tel szkaradnej
pychy ze serca, i zaczniemy
zy6 jak ma Polak6w przy-
sta1o.
Many dow6d Z Polaka z
mad W;s}y, kt6ry pred paru
tygodniami napad} " Szan.
Wiarusie ma znanego nam
correspondence z Bremond,
Texas, p: Lecha, cato il ten
W kilku numerach poczytne.
90 Wiarusa napisa} W kore-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-24
Wasz Kodak
S. P. GORSKI,
1920 Vermont ave.

P~oangielsku W trzech
m~iesiacach AZ 8: ?ss,: s:E;s$ .. ! S :;:s
Uczymy listownie nasza niezr6wnanab prawnie
zastrzezona metoda. - -
frzekonajcie sic napiszcie pc bezplatny cvr-
kularz. Ma wyrazne zadanie wyslemy pierwsze
lekcye ma probe do przekonania.
Nar0dOWa SZkOfa JeZyk6W
1854 W.. Division Str. - CHICAGO. Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-03-24
TAME raty ola kolonist6 "
do wybrzezy Pacyfiku
kazdego dnia az do Is. kwie-
- fn1o. " -,


tnla.
<Bilety W jedna strone pc specyalnit
niskich cenach, cd wszystkich sta
cyl ma kolei North Western, d.
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Port
land miejsc gliniasto. piasczys
tych. S..
Try razy tygodniu obsluga Z
Pullmana wagonami sypialnymi
wprost bez doplaty PREY, zmianit
rozmaitych dr6g, Cd Mankato, al
ton j Sioux City do Los Angeles,
dostarcza najwykwitniejszych maj
ekonomiczniejszych cel6w podr6zy.
r. zupe}ne informacye zgfosic 81.
do agent6w sprzedajacych billet.
koleji North Western.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-09-15
WEDDINGS

A very pleasant item of news aud
one of unusual interest to Berea peo-
pie has come to our notice In the
announcement of two weddings which
occurred on Center Street at the noon
hour. Wednesday, The Rev. w. p.
Wilks officiating. The young people
most Immediately concerned We're
Miss Gertrude Hulett, who now
will be known as Mrs. Charles
Forest Bender. and Miss Matilda
Cook, who becomes Mrs. Albert
Finch Scruggs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Seruggs will be at home TO their
friends in Berea after October twensi-
eth, while Mr.. and Mrs. Bender expec
TO be settled in Richmond at that
time. These young people are all
very favorably known In Berea and
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-09-15
Berea and Vicinity.
GATHERED FROM A VARIETY OF SOURCES
,oeoooeos 90 Ok Doc eosososooo

A big remnant sale going on this
week at Welch's.
Prof. Marsh and Mr.. Taylor wei
coined large delegations which arriv-
ed on the trains Monday and Tuesday
nights, serving them with coffee
and sandwiches and escorting them
to their rooms and putting them to
bed
Mr.. Waldo Davidson led the c. r..
at the Union church Sunday night.
Several interesting talks were given
and some special music. After the
meeting Mr.. Gamble gave several
sacred selections on the victrola.
New students were welcomed by
the Christian Endeavor Society, the
Y. NJ. c. A. and the Y. w. c. A. in
grand social at the Chapel Tues
day night.
FARM FOR SALE--50 acres. 25
acres in woodland. 25 in cultivation.
Good house, good barn, plenty Of
water. A mile and a half from Berea.
Price 500 dollars. For particulars see
or write w. j. Blanton, Berea, Ky.
Mr.. j. H. Dickey, of Weautchee,
Washington, has been visiting his
sisters Martha and Frances Sproule,
this week.
If time is of no value to you don't
make the mistake of thinking that
other people can waste it with you.
Mr.. Austin Mckee, of Concordia,
Kansas, who was a student in 1905,
has returned to Berea to enter the
Collegiate Department.
Miss Annie Il. Murray returned
Saturday night from Melrose High
lands, Mass, to her old position az
the Presidents Secretary.
Miss Josephine Robinson returned
Sunday from Meredith, N. II. She
brought with her, Miss Marion Swain
her niece, who will enter the collegi-
ate department.
Mr.. n. w. Hayden, Of New Haven,
Conn, is here entering his daughter,
Dorothy, in school.
A good chance for bargains in the
remnant sale at Welch's this week.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-09-15

"The elevator to success is not
running. Take the ladder"-H. L. A.
II interested, see the first page.
Students and teachers. new and old
are attracted by the beautiful cannas
in front of Ladies' Hall. Credit TO
whom credit is due-Mr. Mullett.
Have you eaten any of Mr.. Mul-
let's cantaloups? You will want som
more.
Mr.. c. w. Johnston, from Hunts
burg, o., is visiting Berea this week.
Mr.. Johnston was student here in
1886.
Judge l.. ID. Lewis of Hyden has
bought the property just beyond the
tunnel from Mr.. Shockley and NOV
cd to Berea to send his children to
school.
LOST-Somewhere on Wallaceton
Pike, one belt pin, set with two bril-
liants, and one amber colored stone.
Finder, return to The Citizen office
and receive reward.
neutrality-suspicious. Magazine
requires the services of representa-
tive in Berea to look after subscrip-
ton renewals and to extend circula-
ton by special methods which have
proved unusually successful. Salary
and commission. Previous experience
desirable but not essential. Whole
time or spare time. Address with
reference, II. c. Campbell, Cosmopo-
Titan Magazine, 1883 Broadway, Now
York City.
Mr.. F. G. Blazer writes from yellow
Springs. Ohio, that he is we'll salts
fled with his new home.
College workers desiring their win
ter supply of coal. See MIR. Dick at
once
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-09-15

Mr.. j. Z. Priest, formerly of the
Remington Typewriter Co., was in
town Tuesday in the interest of the
l.. c. Smith Typewriter Co.
Mr.. II. Z. Taylor and Willard DO
Earth returned last Saturday from
their vacations.
Owing to the large number of stu
dents who were early on the ground
the fall term opened with a little
more ceremony than usual. including
a procession from the Ladies Hall to
the Chapel Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Anna II. Fay is moving to a
part of the Fee House where Prof.
Robertson now lives. She will make
her home there this year.
Cora Marsh returned from Wilton,
Wisconsin. last Friday. Her sister,
Elsie. came with her to enter school.
Always turn to the right on meet
ing people or conveyances on side
walks, streets or roads.
Mrs. VIM. G. Frost will lead ..
T.. next Sunday night at the Union
church. The subject is. "A Lifelong
Struggle" All are most cordially iu-
vited to attend.
Miss Mary Adams, who has been
visiting in Missouri and Illinois for
the past two months, has returned
home.
Mr.. Jack Maret and family are
visiting at the home OF his sister,
Mrs. C. /. ogg.
Mr.. James Wagers and wife are
being visited this week by Mr.. Wag-
crs' father and mother from Station
Camp.
Miss Grace Adams is home for a
visit of several days.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Galloway have
moved to the property on Center st.
recently occupied by Mr.. Will Isaacs
and family.
Mrs. James Jackson has returned
recently from visit with her par
Cnts at Speedwell.
Messrs. Lee Hayes and VIM. Brown
of Fredericksburg, Ind, have been
visiting with relatives here this
week.
Miss Corwin and Mrs. 4. II. Ridge
way delightfully."- entertained the
members of the Library staff, who
have been here this summer. at their
home Saturday evening from seven
until nine. Delicious cream and wa
fers were served.
Mr.. June Fowler left Tuesday for
Perry County, where he has a
position for several months.
Miss Halle Hill is at home for
vacation.
A proposition to pave Main street
and Chestnut Street to the station.
Wouldn't 1t be fine?
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-09-15
DIR. BEST,
DEN TIST
CITY PHONE ISs
OFFICE OVER RACKET STORE
DAN II. BRICK
: Fire, Life and Accident
Insurance
Phone sos Richmond, Ky.
WANTED-All the fresh country
butter. Top prices.
]. S. Colt, Depot Street.

WANTED-An the fresh country
butter. Top prices.
j. S. Colt, Depot Street.
Real Estate for sale or rent, call
on or address, w. F. Kidd.
First come, first served" Stand
in line at the post office window, and
take your turn.
DIR. c. Marcum, of Irvine, is in
Berea with his daughter, Carrie, for
the opening day of school.
Mr.. ID. II. Brock of Richmond was
in town last Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Chas. Robinson who has been work
ing in Illinois during the summer re-
turned with his family to Berea this
week.
DIR. Thomson left Monday for New
York City.
Miss Wilson, a graduate OF Park
College, and for several years q
teacher in the Presbyterian School
in Pikeville is on the Model School
Faculty this year.
IL you desire a business location
in Berea, call on or write, w. +.
Kidd
Mr.. William Toomey of Cleveland,
Ohio, called on Mr.. Chester Erwin,
Saturday. He will be remembered AS
working in the college printing office
about seven years ago.
A jolly crowd went for hay ride
out Wallaceton Pike, Friday night.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-09-15
FOR SALE OR RENT

Two OF the most desirable residence
properties in Berea. Situated on Chest
nut Street, with cement walks. One q
six room house with cistern and
cellar. One nine room house. well.
cistern and large cellar. Room for
garden or chickens. For terms apply
TO Mrs. Jennie Lester Hill. Berea. Ky.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-09-15
CREAM FLOUR
ECONOMY JARS
Phone l0S WALTER ENGLE nerea Ky:
IMPORTANT NOTICE

On Sunday next, at ii "a. m, Rev.
Matthew Mullen, of Toledo, o., VIII
preach at the Union church. AT 1880
p. m. he speaks in the College chapel.
On Monday. at $40, a. M, he gives
the regular lecture, in the chapel.
al are cordially Invited.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-09-15

The Citizen wishes TO join in the
congratulations which their many
friends are already showerlng upon
them.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-09-15

Don't fail to see the bargains in
laces, embroideries, braids, trimm-
ings, dress fabrics, and the very best
and latest in linens, standings and
don't forget the chinaware at
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-09-28

One OF tho most notorious Hungarian
duclists fought his thirty-afth dapi in
1895 and ceebra ted the event by 4 ban
Quet. 10 which Only those who could
prove that they bad participated in at
least six duels were invited There
was'a room fuh ~ such WARRIORS. some
with faces s"dmrd with scars others
minns an ear. an eyr or with two or
three fingers missing fhe most marx
ed OF all ~is a lrenchnan who had
lost his nose In an encounter with
Count Andrassy, the statesman. There
was only one relaxation OF the rule,
and that was made In favor OF a lady
who had killed her man