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FoR SALE Or RENT-HOUshs.
TH0S. {. WAGGAMAh.
Real Estate Broker and Auetisneer.
9l7 F Street N. w.

FOR sALE-NoRrHwEsT
ii'V ana ll6l 10Th store and dwg., rented. - 30
~ p h.. CT. bath. m i............-...., 400
1881 iith. h. ST.. bath. m and stable. $500
400 TO 14la s6th, ST. bath, a III / Zach. 5000
lt2S 9Th. h. 81. lot lfxsi ft............. 2,7oo
sol 18th. h. Co. water and sewer. ....:.... 1000
il7. 49, t2l Hollidgc Ct. b hs, sr (,lD.. 800
SOUTHWEST
$50 y, h h, Or and bath. 81 500
us 10Th. h. 4r and back building. ..,.... eco
Sfs and Si4 NJ. his 5r each, stable (both}.. 100
NORTHEAST
loe 9th St h. cellar. sr bath. m 49,. $500
ll23 18th b h. 6;. bath and a m i........ 500
90 q st. h h. 6r. bath and a m i.......... $500
sol X. h. store and dwelling ............. $500
1855 Ii. eotner, h. 81. water and sewer. 300
Iol 18th st, store and dwelling .............. ESQ
SOUTHEAST
20s A, b Ii. iIr, bath and a IN i......... IS 500
2o2 A, b h. f2r, bath and a m i.......... $500
6D6 ave. Tor, BATH n m i-.-.........-. 5000
2ls J ave, b h. 1r. bath and i...... 100
4S3 to i39 I'd. b hs 6r. am Zach ........ 5,joe
Intersection OF Va. ave. and | st. 5,51i 81
it, with improvements rented for 50
per month. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
70l and 7os l., hs lot iox5s TT; both. 500
sS3 l.. b h. Or, bath and m i.-............ 3.Oo
32i and 1923 ID, b hs. sr each Zach ........ 5000
il5 Il. h, &c, lot 25x1o5 ft,............... l.1e
lll2 X. h. 5r lot eox1o2 ft................ lJoo
1874 n ave, b h, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880
i2fl X. h, Gr; water and sewer .......... 1909
FOR RENT.
Ne. $40 X &C. and bath. ...................sl6 90
Ne, s0l Z st gr and bath Is 30
Ne. ~ Myrtle Or Is ~
Ne, I Feptop St IS 30
Ne, 725 l. st. sr and batb. ID 80
Ne 1921 II Ar .... IL %
Ne, Is Jackson Allrv 6r 800
Ne eia Blair, court a. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 71
Sc OH n G. ave sr and batI, - ~ 45
Sc. 200 5th st 5r Il 50
Sc, 1910 IItb 81 (store, srI IL 50
&c. us 18th st sr . IL 90
Sc, 425 5th ST L. 90
Sc. IlOs 9th. f2r l2 %
Be- I1Ol 9th 7y ..1o 50
Se 1859 18th -..........,.....l2 30
Sc, 3I3 s. O. ave 90
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BTEAMBOATs.
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
- port News, and all points South, BY the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" and Wash
- ington." on the following schedule:
Ly. Westinghouse. 30 pm Lv. Pcrtsmouth.5.0o pm
Lv. Alexandria. 90 pm Ly. Norfolk. 800 pm
Ar. TT. Monroe.7.00 am Lv. TT. Monroe 100 pin,
Ar. Norfolk. 500 am Ar. Alexandra. 81 80 am
Ar. Portsmouth.s.ls am Ar. Washington..3.oo am
- Tickets sale al SIT Penn. ave-, q. and
- o. ticket Office, tle Penn. ave, md corner
- 18th st. and N. Y. ave-, C. & o. ticket Of
- Aces, AZ 5l3 Penn. ave, and COZ 18th st.
- S. A. L. ticket Office. 1i3i y. Y. ave-, and
- on board steamers.
f9For further information apply at gen
- erai Offices. eth st. wharf, Washington. ID. q.
- Phone, $50.
no2s-a JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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Through trains from the South arrive Wa.h.-g-
TOW as a n, e:5a n, 1875 am. daily. lG:ls
a M. daily except Monday 2:l5 pm, and s:sn
nm. daily From Harrisonburg iI:S7 ana. week
iays and $40 pm. daily. From Charlottesville
sos 4 m and $40 pm. daily
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Apply at Office for Weekly Bulletin.
For RENr-BoUsE,,

For RENT-BoUsEs.
FOR RENT-I6l6 st. Sc. seven rooms two
latrobes and range; large front porch; so per
month; keys next door. m3l-S
FOR RENT SIS per month. Groom brick. II. l..
ave. between eth and Sth nv. III GHES &
CHANDLER. SIS 18th st. e30-S
Fur RENT-Nice country home. So; steamboat
every day. Address 405 VI st. NV. m30-S
FOR RENT-That desirable house 1907 9th st.
NV. near X. l. ave; very large rooms; porce-
lain bath tub; newly papered and painted; rent
$3.50 MOORE HILL, III lftlI It. NV.
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FOR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Rooms in building 992 Z st. NV. .
cheap rent Apply TO W. J. DANTE. HutchinI
Building. 10Th and d sts. delS
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Piano, Sl2."

One square piano. sl2. Can he seen at our
yarerUoms F. q. SMITH 1925 Pa ave- eZ'-u
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WALL PAPER

WALL PAPER-There's a distinctiycnrss about
the papering and decorating do-1 superiority
which is nOticeably absent from the Cheap
john work sometimes brought TO your attention
And We charge but one small profit over actual
cost. Drop us a postal for samples. +. g.
NOLTE s2I 9th 81. NV. mh2i
ROOMS papered. SIS up; samples brought
work guaranteed. HUNT sl6 b II. c2s-1
ROOMS PAPERED. s. Up; legal guarantee with
all work: estimates furnished, samples brought I:
4ODo-roll stock TO select from; send postal
WILLIAM V. MAHOSEY, main store eos Pa. ave.
Sc; telephone East ll4-F. Anacostia branch 100
Pierce St mh22-3m
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


HE'LL NANfEo-rh
w.NTEn rt,,o,, ,.,,,,.., t,i, coot s15. cham
b.,nsid sls. o,hcr ss,,nsfress Inv day Enouire
le35 J1th 81 nv MI
w,NTFn-cirl %, Ii,ht General Homework;
,, family Of two: stay nights. prefer bright color
intelligent. Address r % BoA l"i. M
wANTED-CoIored girl for general homework;
90 horne nights 1900 Marion 1T NV mi
a good home for a willing and obliEing girl
Address BOX I74, this Office ml-2
WASTED-Four women. general houseworker
,hanberrnaid ,iishwasheT cook to leave city.
Enquire 1852 9th St MI
WANTED-Casbier. good wages; companion and
housekeeper: colored nurse Immediately. 18th
and 6, Room 81. Bank Bldg. mi
WANTED-TaiIorcss: steady work. /. CHASER
& Co. 1903 Pa ave. NV. NILS
- = .,.,o,,
nants ga q 81 NV mis-
=, -, -.
. - Ill e., a. oEIsT1,F ans AZ At NV
mi
- :. .-.,.r-I ,,,,,,.o,,,-l,
ers. two office cleaners. two ehambermaids. lsui-
dresses, nurses SIiACKLEFoRD's. sos ST.
NV
WANTED-Iiirl for general housework; references
1l24 9TH St ne. M
wANTFD-Five good plain cooks; good wages;
three chaml., rrnaids, nurses; good homes. En-
quire the OLD VIRGINIA AGENCh, leSz Ii'h
ST. NV
WANTED-Tvo women and three young girls at
once. 2l2 II ST NV. nj
wANTED-Cspable colorcd cook, lsundrcss, one
mile from city, SIS: no fee: cook and housenalui
ioIs " ave mi
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WI iioa y 81 =. MI
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WANTED hamberruaids Mattresses parloT
maids. pantry girls for summer resorts. 1900
New York mi
wANTED-A colored woman for cliamberwork;
also cook or general worker. lTi7 Oregon ave
NV. mi
wAyTED-Lady to take charge OF house. nurse,
cook and chambermaid. so + st. NV, second
neor.
wASTED-Twenty colored chorus girls ior
theatre; 50 per week 30 nw.' second noO''
mi
waNTi,u d, Girl ar,u, thirteen for light house
WORK Fnouire So s2d st. NV. MI
- - - -. -
- ~ Lp ,' ~. S, 70 900 ~ y" Ms
- - --rI--
WANTED-Five colored cooks, SIS each; private
i1le; SIS' ca: Io,I, "a mi
- ------2--. y
III M I'D .,rnii, hin LADIES';
IJgIhrutNCE eIs Is,b - mi
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49, - Far ip;Srm,s1i ION cali 1T
.IS I,tb - NV m3l-s
-
MAN sIa no. gtis ana sh' hAuS , ri,
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.

FOR SALE g, 800 buys modern Groom brick;
terms 800 cash. and Sli monthly. $3.50 buys 4
room brick payin u per cent. $500 buys 10
modern brick. located NV, rent SIS W.
&. HALDEMAN, III lIth IT. e3D-S
FOR SALE-By JORDAN & RICHARDSON, 81
Monroe st.. Anac0stia, ID. C.-Tw0 Groom frame
houses, Anacostia cheap at $500 each; viii pay
10 per cent net on investment. Three lots and
two houses, : rooms urr rooms, Anacostil,
very cheap. Sl,6Do; 10 per cent investment. six
room house; m. i; lot 2Ixl3D. Jackson 81; cost
81 100: will sell for 81, 300 Eight and store
Monroe st.. Anacostia. large lot cheap at $1,000;
cost 5000. Five-room house: acres; Seat
Pleasant; minutes from electric cars; 500
FOur-room hOuse - acres; : miles from Anacos-
tia; party must sell; price 500. e3O-3
FOR SALE Business corner. leased $50 month;
price - 100; also nice home on monthly pay
menis. ia northwest. OWNER, $50 & ST. ne.
m3O-3
BARG ANS Attractive houses in Rockville. sl.oDJ
TO 81 90; desirable farms, 10 30 acres, cheap.
WI v ROBERTSON. Rockville Md m2s-lo
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FOR SALE-Lady's wheel. also gents; good
condition; s. each. Address BOX 40, this Office
e.0-a
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE

WANTED-A high school graduate TO teach boy
arithmetic; state terms. address Bon 40 this
Office. m3i-2
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TRAINS on RLuENoNT BRANCH.

TRAINS on BLUEhoNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington 9:01 a. IN. daily. i;49 p. m
week days and 6:25 p. m. Sundays for Blue
mont 6:25 D. m Saturdays and ass p. m. week
Jsvs and ii 20 p. IN. Wednesdays and Sstur-
DAYS only for Leesburg. 6:25 p H. week days to
Herudon.
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wANTED-Thrce women. plain cook. sl5; cham
bermaid sl2; other seamstreSs by day. Enquire
1895 18th st. nv. mi
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FOR SALE-BICNCL Giles.
At S28.75.

FOR sALE-Gent's Columbia wheel; sacrifice
$40. 90. X st. In''o-j
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LOST.

LOsr-Lef on the eth ST. cars, sunday aftc,-
noon, March a. black silk umbrella: straight
white handle: silver mounted; marked y. g. b.
Finder will be literally rewarded if il is
turned TO 1722 st. eos
LoST--wbite maltese poodle. had collar with
name Sport; liberal reward. 1906 l. st. NV.
Mos
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HELP wANTED-MALB.

WANTED-wsll scraper, Apply to WIN. F.
NOLTE, 907 18th st. NV. mi
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-By young lady. place in photograph
gallery or copying TO DO. Address BON 472. this
Office. mi
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FOUND.

BED BUGS. feas. bad odors Pasteur's Pine Lc-
ton will kill; guaranteed; why have them:
lil3 New York ave. mh23-1ruo
ICE CREAM. 7Oc gallon. not made In 4 cellar.
but above ground. for sewer gas abounds Ia cell
lars and breeds typhoid. dphtheria, Gle; moral.
don't eat that kind. LACEy'S IS pure aad
delicious. COZ N. Y. Phone 20si.
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wANTED-BICYCLEs.
wANTED-sUBURBAN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANfED-To rent with privilege Of purchase
10 acres; small house. Box 49,, this office. c:g0-3
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WANTED Those seeking positions. with refer
ences and small fee, at OFFICE, S0s Az st. NV.
mi
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WANTED-sewing in iamiIi,S; all kinds beauti-
fully done; $3.50 per week; references. Address
BOY 40 this Office MI
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wASTED-ROOMs.

wANTED-Two small. clean. bright rooms.
partly furnished for palmistry; between 9TH and
J1th and I2th and C sts mss. Address Bon 46S,
tlis Office. u5l-S
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wANTED-Good typewriter at (Sinith
Premier OPERATOR; state salary which must be
low. BOX Az this Office. e29-S
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WANTED by April J. table boards prirat,
family; other neutrality-suspicious. in offic'
preferred. S25 e II. NV. c29-3
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WANTED At once. girls, fnishers on custom
pants CSC G st NV. mis-
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WANTED-At once, experienced female helpers
in bushe!ing department. NJ. DYRENFORTH Il
CO.. g23 Pa ave. e29-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-H Highest cash prices paid for ladies'
and gents cast-oh clothing; drop postal, III call
u. TARSllES. 1906 9Th St NV. mi-Imo
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waNTED-weli acquainted young man for out
side work: good pay. FRERE LAUNDRY, 1886
Fla ave. MI
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-12-19

A whirring and rumbling of hi.
dious noises; the flashing of light
ming and the strong, roaring peals
of thunder, the sight of some poor
unfortunate struggling against the
demons of hell incarnate; behold
the demon like forms that belch
forth the curse of damnation; the
night grows darker; the storm re-
ges; the demons gather in mid
night revelry and curse the imma
culate angel-the Virgin Mary
az is his bidding from the thron'
OF torment. Then there comes
lull, and all roars forth in a seeth'
ing mass of fire, with enchanting
hideousness, and the curtain falls
to hide from view the remorse o.
the lost souls.-The Broken
scene in Faust"
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MISS MOORE 9O|,
MISS NUM- 3O|

The Press voting popular young
dy in Cenden and Livingston counties will close Monday after
o'clock The last before the final
the ballot box locked and key in the possession of Mr.
Ynde Cashier the Marion Bank and County Clerk Dave Woods
has tho other Tuesday o'clock these gentlemen will
The ballot box and make the final count and the
The bedroom suit will be presented to the successful
Christmas morning
The last count made Wednesday morning shows that Miss Carrie
ooe TI lss uhn are lua IN uengn each navng SUI
the start and promises become exciting during the remaining
days the Contest The friends OF each working hard
strong their determination to win the prize for their aore
voting has been heavy during the week. and there
little doubt that the total number of votes will be doubled before
evening of Dec 2h the cosnf day OF the contest The interest
ne standing OF the contestants according to the last
follows:
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CHAPEL HILL.

Little Lester Bigham is on the sick
list.
Bud Hill, one Of our Chapel Hill boys
will leave for Kansas in February to
make his future home there.
Miley Ward, who left here in Septem-
Der to go to Clinton, has returned home
to take in the holidays.i
The year 1901 is drawing near to its
close, and here is to the readers Of the
Crittenden Press; wishing you a merry
Christmas and good old time generally
We welcome the year 1902, and to the
Editor the most cheerful young man, L
wish you all the honors possibly can,
and at the end of the year 1902 you'll be
able to take hold of our local paper and
give US all the news generally.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-12-19

STRAYED-From my home in
West Marion, Nov. 81, 1901, one
black milk COW, long. slim bodied,
rather blue black, with the tips of
horns sawed of Any information
will be- literally rewarded. Adj
dress.
Mrs. Julie +. Kennedy,
Marion, Ky.
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Henry Brydon, Harris, n. G
says: II took medicine 20 years
for arthma, but one bottle of One
Minute Cough Cure did me more
good than anything else during
hat time. Best Cough Cure. r.
f. Haynes.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-12-19

CHIEF from
Yandell.G ugenheim Co.
J. w. Pritcheti, at Gladstone, is
paying the highest market price
in cash for turkeys lie wants all
in the county. /
Lost A pair Of shaded nose
glasses, Wednesday. Finder will
please return to Miss nellie Walker
at Blue& Nunn's Office.
r. G. Haynes grocery store is
now located in the building for
merly occupied by Wilborn d
Pierce, two doors north Of Cook
hotel.
All money refunded at the end
OF the third act to those who are
in the least dissatisfied with Por.
ter j Whites production Of
Faust"
| Daviess county white cctn wills
key 81 per gallon, SOC per quart.
| VIM Harrigan.
Owing TO the stormy weather
Mrs. II. A. lngrams entertain.
ment did not take place Monday
levening, but will be given at the
lopera house Friday evening.
| Over 5000 feet Of electrical
wire, S calciumns. and about 90.
1000 square feet of scenery will be
used in the production of Faust
at the opera house Monday night
| Excelsior whiskey, 4 years old
81 per gallon, SOC per quart.
VIM. Harrigan.
Rev. Willis Brown, now resi-.
dent Of Missouri, was greeting his
friends in this county last week.
He expected TO hold a series of
meetings at the court house. but
the cold weather interposed.
Mr. Hughey Hurley is happy
over the arrival ofsa fine boy baby
at home The young man is ro-
bust and promising; the old man
As as gay as n schoolboy with a
snow sled an hillside.
A farm OF 200 acres for sale
cheap. Must be sold.
l.. w. Cruce.
The society event of the season
Whites production of Faust"
Large parties will attend the per.
Torrance from Sturgis, Fredonia,
and Order, Special rates on the
railroad,
Blanke's famous brands of cof-
fee and teas at Copher's, 10 to 30 |
cents per pound.
Don forget Tom Hearin puts
up the incest basket of nuts, fruits
and candies in town for the least |
money. We have the largest stock |
of oranges, bananas, apples, nuts.
and candies ever brought to Mari
on, and want to sell them. Come
and get our prices before you buy. |
We will save you money,
Gopher serves lunches at all |
hours and at all prices.
Quite number of farmers in !,
the Levias neighborhood have re-
comfy lost by the disease that is
playing havoc with horses and
cattle in nearly all sections of the
county. Messrs Wig Brown, Ell
Wis Moore, VIM. Gillian and Geo.
Belt each have lost horse, while ,
81 Franklin, Henry Moore and
Hewlett Belt have lost cattle.
Christmas baskets of every de-
sign at Copher's, filled with the
sweetest candies and rarest fruits.
Miss Georgia McGrew, of Ba-
you Mills, and Mr.. Gus Edwards,
Of Paducah, were welded in Mem
phis Thursday. The bride is the
accomplished daughter of Mr.. Geo
Y. McGrew. She is a talented
4 IL
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Old Hickory whisky 1926 per
gallon, 90 cents per quart Only
at Harrigan's.
IL you want fresh cranberries
and celery go to Copher's. His
goods are all fresh.
Mr., O'Brien, of Madisonville,
Inns purchased Kittinger d Stin.
netts dry goods store.
The bedroom set will be deliy.
cred to the winner Christmas NOR.
ming. Who will get itH
a big lot OF rugs for Christmas.
ndell.Gugenheim Co.
Hugh Bennett. OF Tolu, was in
town yesterday. Ho called at the
Pass office aud voted for his fn.
vorite.
( When YOU want the best, buy
from G. T.. Doss d Co. The Cold
Spring or old Joe Perk ms wills.
key.
This ia tho last week OF the con.
test All votes must bc in the bal
lot box by ( O'Clock Tuesday az.
ternoon.
The boys lthve raised about SIS
to De used in fitting up n gymna.
stun in the third story OF the
school huiIding.
Neckwenr, new and nobby.
neutrality-suspicious. Co.
The price u wheat bran in |
this city has been raised ten per
cent within the past week. Ii is
now 81 per hundred.
The city schools will bc dismiss
ed Friday afternoon for the Christ
mas holidays. The second torn
will open Jan. 9th.
Rugs, Rugs, at
neutrality-suspicious. Co. 1
Mrs. Sue A. Adams will open a
private school for small children
It her bone Monday, Jan. 9th.
She asks your patronage.
No tobacco will DO received at
he Jarvis tobacco factory after
Dec. Gath until Jan. LIST. |.
w. ID. Baird.
Tho bridge over Livingston
reek, on the Fredonia and Dy-
road, is in u very bad con-
Iition, and much complaint is be-
ny made. !,
See our $3.50 mems overcoats
they are worth SO.
neutrality-suspicious. Co.
Manager Will Crawford, of the
Electric Light Co. is the happy
ather of low sly little daughter,
Who made her appearance few
lays ngo. /,
Send us your order by mail or
it will receive prompt
attention. VIM. HaiTigan.
Parties at Sturgis desiring to
IttenIl the performance of Faust"
n this city Monday,,Dec. 23d, can
ecuro tickets at 80 cents for the
ound trip. r
Buy your goods from /
Yandell.Gugenheim Co,
If you want a good, pure whis.
oy, one that is safe to use for me-
II
icinal purposes, as we'll as a deli
lous beverage, try Montreal Malt
Eye whiskey at .Harrigan's.
For Christmas 4 year old Mon
rch whiskey for 50 per gal. SOC.
er quart, the best on the market
or the money, ct ,
Q. Z. Doss a. Cos.
Mr.. Harry Jarvis, a member of ,
10 well known tobacco firm of
lis city, died yesterday at his !
ONE in Hend erson after several n
eeks illness of typhoid fever. q,
Davies county white corn whis s.
M a. nor frsllcu EO<S 49, <s,.~~S A
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Ules 1arexa.

fh"st monday night.
The contest closes Tuesday ut 4
o'clock.
Ollie James was in Louisville
this week.
See the Devil Mt tho opera houte
Monday night.
Pay your subscription before
the contest closes.
Go TO Doss X Co. for your
Christmas whiskey.
Only six days until the contest
closes Hayo you votedy
See our now ladies' jackets.
Nandell.Gugcnheim Co.
Jarvis is shipping lot Of loi (
yenrs purchase Of tobacco.
Mr.. w. ID. Crowell, of Black.
fond, was in town yesterday.
Mr., c. w. Collie, of Morgan.
iied, was in town last week.
Miss Benna Hill. of Calhoun, is
Ns guest Of friends in this city.
The churches OF this city will
haze no Christmas entertainments
Buy overcoats from $3.50 up.
neutrality-suspicious. Co.
Mrs Tinslcy. Of Kuttawa, was
tho guest Of Mrs J. +. Reed last
wSck
Porter J. White carries over
three tons Of scenery mud electric
effects
Call on us for your Christmas
whisky Will not be underSold.
VIM. Harrignn.
Nobby new shape hats.
neutrality-suspicious. Co. |,
Tobacco began TO move east this
week, and the cold spell has not
stopped it
Judge Pierce will move TO the |
Il. +. Bigham residence the frst
OF the year
Buy your whiskey from Doss d
Co. aud you will get the best for
your money.
Seats for Faust on sale at the {
Pass office. The advance sale
is worry large.
The wife of Mr.. George Haw- :
kins Watson died at her home near
Irma yesterday.
Children's overcoats.
neutrality-suspicious. Go,
Messrs J. w. Blue and G. :.
Num- left yesterday for Chicago
on business trip.
For good, fresh groceries, call
at II. c. Haynes grocery, two doors
north Of Cooks hotel.
The cold wave prevented Elder
Garter from filling his pulpit at
Pinckneyville Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. Drake, of Lexington,
spent scme days last week with
friends in this county.
Plush capes, new and cheap. q
neutrality-suspicious. Co.
Club together and buy your
Christmas whiskey from Harrigan
You will get it cheaper a
Rev 3. A. Cundiff has been sick I
several days, and is unable to at
tend to his pastoral work,
Special prices to persons form ;,
Ing a club for purchasing Christ h
mas whiskey at Harrigan's. "
Miss Talbert, eighteen.y ear-old
daughter of John Talbert, died at k
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-12-19

The straight grade -four, Pal
metto brand, and Snow Drift, is
simply fine. Try it.
Tolu Mills.
Pure white corn whiskey at G.
+. Doss g. Cos for 81 per gal or
60c. per quart. Strictly sour
mash.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-12-19

Buy your christina handker-
chief from
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-12-19

HHUoII-NU BoHHoITI NU'
j. w. Pritchett, Mt Gladstone, is
paying the highest market price
in cash for turkeys. lie wants all
in the county.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-12-19

Lost A pair Of shaded nose
glasses, Wednesday. Finder will
please return to Miss nellie Walker
at Blue& Nunn's Office.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-07-12
Not What He Needed.

A Walnut Hill resident made up his
mind few days ago to begin taking
ice from the local ice trust Having
various brands of bottled goods in his
refrigerator, he thought it best to have
the ice man leave the ice on the back
porch. Accordingly he came down
town one morning, and, dropping into
a hardware store, purchased pair of
ice tongs.
I'm going to carry my own ice into
the house and put it into my refrigera-
tor" he said in explanation of his pur-
chase.
Two or three days later he again
entered the store, bringing the ice
tongs with him. Walking up to the
clerk who had sold him the tongs, the
man said:
Say, I made a mistake when l
bought these things. l don't need a
pair of ice tongs; what I need is a
sponge. World-Herald.