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Do not be deceived by those who ndertlso a fGQOO Sewing Machine for2000 This kind of a caube bought from us or any of our

dealers from 1500 to f1800-

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THE NEW HOME IS THE BEST

The Feed determines the strength oiweakness ofDouble Feed combined with otherstrong points makes the New Hometho best Sewing Machine to buy

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THE MARKETSAl EETOBTXD BT

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CINCINNATI Apr s

CATTLECommon 4265 8990Butchers425 685Shippers635 61-

0CALMSChoico600 650Large Common400 51-

Hooa Common575 675Fair good light615 6E I

1 Packing680 690SHEEP Good to choice 425 M 600

Common to fair 275 e 460LAMBS Good to choice650 685

Common to fair500 641

WHEAT No 2 Red 78C 781joHNNo2 mixed New 62J 63OATsNo L 46 47RYENo 2 63 64FLOOR Winter patent 365 400

II lancy310 86 I

Family290 32 i

MILL FEED 1750 185HAT No 1 Timothy 1250 130

No2 1100 1125No 1 Clover 950 97E

1 No2 800 1 95 I

POULTRYFryers lb 12Heavy liens 10Roosters 6Turkey hens 12Toms Turkeys 9Ducks 11

Eoas Fresh near by 14Goose 86

HloissWetsadtod1 7

No 1 dry salt 10Bull 61 G

Sheep skins ro

TALLOW Prime city 6J 6JCountry 5J 6

WOOL Unwashed

81WaRhedTub washed 22 23

FEATHERSGeese now nearly white 44

to average 38 42Duckcolored to white 28 85Chicken whjto no quills 18Turkey body dry 12 lk>

It Slued nil LfP A Danforth of LaGrango Ga

Buffered for six months with a fright ¬

ful running sore on his leg butthat Bucklons Arnica Salve whollycured it in five days For UlcersWounds Piles its the best salve intho world Cure guaranteed Only

25c Sold by all drugRtores

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rtI LOCAL AND PERSONAL

n N NNMeredith Gabbard wont to Owslo

county FridayDont miss the Glee Club Concer

next Tuesday nightG Bales came in on Satutda

ID WinchesterW Chauey came in on thu

Southbound Saturday-

A large male chorus will sing at thGlee Club concert Tuesday night

The Glee Club boys report goodtimes at Lancaster last Friday night

Rev W D Smith wont to Bybeotown Saturday to preach that nighand Sunday

Prof A S Hill has been electee

Business Manager of tho Berea Col-

lege Gleo ClubRichard T Collins and Alexande

White of Richmond visited J C

Burnam latter part of last week-

J L Rawlings a prosperous mer-

chant of Burning Springs passedthrough town Monday

Edwin son of John Tatum win

has been suffering from severe brainfever is improving nicely

Dr Pettus visited his mother atCrab Orchard Sunday We are sorryto report that ho came home sick

The swellest lino of Hats Neck-

wear Underwear Collars and CulTs

at Rice S Arnolds Richmond Ky

Tho College Brick and Tilo Workiare to bo located in a field near Ruckers Knob out Walnut Meadow pike

wayAvisitor to Boron last week asket

Turn CITIZEN roan Does your town

councilrent its principal street for a

log and lumber yard t

Mrs J A Oreenough of Westfiold

Mass who is well known to some of

our citizens writes Mr Greouougland I read your paper anti enjoy it

R W Smith of Irvine representa

livefor tho Gates Shue Co of Cin-

cinnati was around among our niorchants Friday and Saturday

The W C T U will meet at thehomo of Mrs Dr Burgess on Tuesday April 15 at230 p m Sundayamusements and excursions will IK

the subject for consideration-

It would be difficult to find a town

with dirtier streets than Berea Ba

nana peel paper scraps trimmings ol

cabbage heads and store sweepings

are much in evidence

If TilE CITIZEN should publish all

the kind appreciative letters it has re-

ceived sinco Jau11902 they would

take up nearly half the columns of outnumber of the paper

A Trustee of Berea College writes

to TilE CITIZEN inn personal letterYou are making a good paper It

is clean newsy and elovatipg You arcdoing a noble work

J D Clarkson former student atBorca now merchant at Sidoll called

on THE CITIZEN and renewed MrClarkson had been to Louisville to

stock up for the spring tradeLast Thursday afternoon J Coylo

formerly merchant hero fell on thesidewalk near his home sustaining acompound fracture of the ankle Wearo glad to say he is getting on well

In Magistrates Court last Thursday tho attachment suit of Clift vs

Warren was transferred to Bluo Lickdistrict and the suit of BicknellEarly vs W A Todd and wife wastransferred to Judge Gays court

The Glee Club program Tuesdaynight will be of a popular naturo Vo ¬

cal instrumental and whistling solos

of a high order in addition to thelarge number of selections renderedby the Club will be given

The Glee Club sang to a very aptpreciativo audience at Lancaster lastFriday night The troup was accom ¬

panied by Mrs Hinman MissesWoods and Ruddock as soloists andMrs Lodwick as accompanist

Work has commenced on a parson-

age for Second Church Tho housewill be a nice commodious buildingCapt Thomas the lumberman of

Ford has contributed in tho neighbor ¬

hood of SCOO towards the enterpriseWe havethe sole agency for Rich-

mond¬

and Madison county for FamousQueen Quality Shoes for Women

PricesS300 Oxfords 250 A largoassortment of W L Douglas Shoesfor Men at S2 50300 and 350 Al ¬

ways on hand RICE ARNOLD Rich-

mond

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KyRev Dr A D Mayo of Washing ¬

ton D C a distinguished Apostle ofEducation is here this week and giving a series of popular addresses in

15tho Tabernacle Next Sunday nightDr Mayo will talk on How to Roadthe Bible Bo sure and hear thislecture Next week wo will give a-

more extended notice of these lec-

tures

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MADISON COUNTY

PEYTONJ OWN

RorCloy Miller wont to FlatwoodSunday to assist Rev nn Mundnj

Rev T II Bronddus of Richmoniwill preach at our church next Sunday morning at 111 Visiting preachors from the Mt Pleasant district will

bo present and assist in tho services

There was a largo attendance atSundayschool last Sunday J1Band Miss N V1 Miller of Richmondwere present and addressed thoschool Rev S M Watts filled hisappointment hero last Sunday MiR1 Simms of Richmond visited C

Burnam Jr SundayCOLLEGE HILL

Mr Harry Crawford bought Mr A

D Urandenberga hogs at 5J centsA J Willoughby sold his hogs to JW Tato of Moberly at 51 centsJohn Chambers tolll his family hors

Buckskin to Wm Martin forSSGYounger Norris has moved to Collego Hill having recently bought ahouse heroWm Martin has pneu

monial Grinstead will raise a cropon his mothers farm Tultou Wil

loughby has been in Estill countbuying hogs Charlie Mitchell is jusgetting over tho grippoMiss HutliiMcKiunoy is teaching a select schooat Cano Spring schoolhouso Mrs

Ann Orinstead has recovered freeher recent illness Hugh Duncan antwifo visited John Chambers last SundayCarl Willoughby has movenear the mouth of Red riverJ U

Adams and wife of Waco visited n l

ativos Saturday and Sunday

OWSLEY COUNTY

FLOYD

The rain of March US caused bigwaters on creek and river The SouthForkwas full from hill to hill carryingeverything before itAbuer Bakelost 2JO ties by the overflow A lotof timber was lost at the mouth or

Cow Creek Robt Peters and faniiljhave moved to Island CityMrs B

Baker was hero last week ou businessTHE CITIZEN is the beat newspaper

that conies to this oiiicoBUCK CREEK

Judge S Isaacs who has bootdown with rheumatism for the pitsthree months is slowly improvingHenry Veuable lato of London was

here SundayJ B Isaacs has hisblacksmithjBhop in full blostPlun-kil Holcomb has returned from Beattyvillo where he has been working intho coal mines Miss Alice Treadwajhas returned front London where shihas been in school the past winterOJivor Bond who has not walked astep for five years bears his afllictiotpatientlyT B Venoblo tho firm of

Isaacs Veuablo will leave for Louisville Sunday to purchase goodsII C Hall and wife of Nccmorevisited relatives at this place Sunday

Alex Mclutiro went to SturgeonSunday Wado Murphy while sawing rail timber for J T Mauions Saturday was run ovoi lly a log 30 feet

long and 2 ft in diameter breakinghis right arm near the shoulder nodright leg above the knee Hurrah foiTHE CITIZEN and its many readers

GABBARD

The South Fork river was fullerthan for sovertd years and many peo-

ple lost their logs and ties Yourcorrespondent and Elmer Gabtfardiveroon Cow Crook WednesdayAEversolo of Cow Creek was at thisplace last Tuesday F Bolin had a

working last TuesdayBill Callahanand George Richardson are haulinglogsRev Lewis Caudell has movedLo this placo from Meadow CreekTaylor P Gabbard of Evorsole washero Wednesday of last weokWesro glad to see our Floyd readerswriting to TUB CITIZEN Let us hoarFrom all our old correspondents es ¬

pecially Evorsole and Boouovillo

JACKSON COUNTY

KERBY KNOB

Wm Jones has a new organ ThoSundayschool at this placo has agood attendance Chas Jones hav-

ing¬

received a wound on tho hand re-

turned

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homo from Ohio SaturdaySirs Wm Sparks mother MrsLakes is visiting heroMr Livin

rood of Cincinnati is overseeing thoitave works at the head of Owsloyfork The Stnvo Company has a live-

ly business thereWm Hatfield washere on business last week Miss RPowell was tho guest of the MissesHut elds Sunday and Miss L Ettatlorboy a guest of Miss Lydia Wile

liamsJas Williams brought hisamily front Boron and occupies thearmor residence of Jas R Click

There will be a district Suntiayschoolconvention at tho Baptist church atthis place April 20

MASON COUNTYMAYSVILLE

Tho members of tho M Echurchare rejoicing over tho return of thepastor Rev H N TalbottTho romains of Andrew Motlitt wore broughtfrom Clifton Forgo Va and intorrctin tho Mavsvillo cemetery Rov G

W Hampton preached at tho Bethechurch Sunday morning anti evening

All tho county teachers nro requested to moot at tho High School Satur-day morning Little Sylvester

lionIof Mrs J1 Jackson cejebnitedfourth anniversary of his agoa largo number of children wero munch

happy by the occasion Quito a hugedelegation from this citynttcndcd tho-

M E conference in Cincinnati Lotall the children remember that on tintenth of May the primary dopnrltneuof the Fifth street High School willcelebrate Doll Day Tho child towhom tho nicest dressed doll belongswill receive a prize Let tho childrenhave their dolls ready to enter tin

fnmIilynear future

OUR COUNTY NEWS

MoutlaY1Thorasps 27 equity appearances and tlOIcriminal cases

The April Term of tho Fedora i

Court for this district will convene it

Richmond Monday April 28 Tin I

docket isMr lightI

cial judge of the Circuit Court now insession on account of tho absence ol

Judge Scott through illueiiIt is reported that Mr May Collini

living near Richmond killed on lastSaturday on tho Huniu troy farm agrey englo measuring G r1 0 in frontip to tip of wings

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PRIZES FOR HOMEDYEDYARNS

To revive tho art of HOME

wool and cotton Beien 1IY11III

offer a list of prizes forcotton chain and wool yarn in yellowgreen red black brown anti indigc

blue Tho dye must Ira homomade I

and not commercial dyes Watch tinI

noxt issue of TILE CITIZEN for the listof IrizesIT

REPAIR THAT LOOM

Boron College has secured a markolfor homespun anti tiurntfwovim goodssuch as bed coverlids linen dress Ii

linsoy jeans blankets etc at follow

lag pricesCoverlids t 4 to G Linen 10 to ro

cents a yard Dross Linsoy 50 centsa yard Jeans GO cents a yardBlankets natural brown wool or hark

dyes 3a pairWhite linsoy and white blanket

are not in demand only on ordersCoverlids must be 2 yards 72 incheswide and 21 yards 00 Inches longAll dyes used must bo old fashionedhomemado dyes

Any woman who wants to sell coverlids or homespun to Boron Collegeshould find out what tho College

wants before beginning to weave 01perrson orMiss Josephine A Robinson

Berea College Berea KyI

FOR SALE

A Fine opening for aLiye Sawmill Man

One twenty 20 horso Lane fc Bod

ley double sawmill engine and outfitin excellent condition anti practicallynew with edger and cutoff saws completo The capacity of the mill isfrom 8000 to 15000 feet a day Thomill is on Clear Creek Rockcaotlacounty and is sot to a fine body o

timber of 300000 to 500000 feetReason for wishing to sell is poor

health of tho ownersFor price and terns apply to

II BLAZER d CO-

Conway Ky

A Fine PropertyFOR SALE

A Storehouse 20 ft by 50 ft withtwo rooms 20 ft by 25 ft above with3 room cottage adjoining on a lotFronting on Chestnut street and nextto Bicknell R Early store lot Thelot is 100 feet wide running back tothe street north

For prices and terms apply to J L3AY Boron or B F GAY Lowell Ky

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LOUISVILLE KY

The Berea Postofficehas a now postmaster every week but you can always Find our

prices one way

CLAIMfto have tho cheapest drugstore on earths fill proscriptions anti

have tho stuff to Fill thorn with

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