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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-02-11

North Carolina, Wake County--In Supe-
rior Court, February Term. 1902
Allie G. zanzenhery VS.. J. T. Zanzenbery,
alias Joseph Thanng Action for Di-
vorce
To j. r. zanzc nlcry, alias Joseph Than
Mig Greeting
YoH will take notice aud notice Is
hereby g'v' > rou That Allie c, Zanzen-
berry, rHlntia herein. has instituted in the
Superior court OF Wake county. State OF
North Carolina, an action against Won.
entitled as above, for divorce. on a
ground that at the time~n your M
riage to her. you hadsT living wife. bA.
former marriage, in the state Of Wis
consin; and plaintiff asks that the court
declars her marriage to you void, and
that she be permitted 10 resume her mni-
zen name. and you are further notified
that the summons in said action is re-
turnable to the February term, 1902,
OF said court Ito be held cath OF Feb
luary. 1902, when and where you are re-
CURED 20 appear, answer or demur to tho
complaint herein or the relief asked for
viii be granted
This January IS. 1902.
w M.RUss.
Clerk Superior Court.
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Barley quiet; teeding sa@e5; maltine :

Barley quiet; feeding 68065; mailing -.
Barley malt dull; western 65072
Wheat-spot st-ady: No. 2 red SIX. Options :
March S7&; May $50; July s3as
66I6; july 66la.
Oats spot easier; No. ,, 4s. Options
Beef steady; family Sll.500l3.00; mess $500
1000; packet Sl0.50al2: beef hams Slo50aal. %.
Cut meats dull: picked bellies sh19h
do. shoulders Z do hams 9AG510.
Lard quiet: western steamed $3.50; refined
easy: to the continent $3.50; South America
tl065; compound 5AdS
Pork steady; family IT.OO0l7.50; short clear
Sl5.5OGD30.00; mess $500
Bitter firm; western creamery, fresh, 200
=: Imitation creamery l40ls: factory 1901;
State dairy i50G25.
Cheese firmer; large early made white 1854 do.
wtite llS0lIA.
Eggs firm; State and Pennsylvania 2sa99;
weste II, al mark, i; southern, at mark, Is
gIailow ste dy; city $500 per PACKAGE 6is
country (packges free) 6G561z.
Rosin ste dy: strained common to good, l.55.
A.fpentine firm at 93HGb45.
Rice steady; domestic fair TO extra 4&06M;
Japan 4MG0516,
Cotfee-spot Rio steady; No. 2 invoice 5@ ;
mud, quiet; Cordova S0lI2
Sugar-raw firm; fair refining 3-l6; CEN
trifugal, 96.test 3 Lille; refined stea Y;
mould A 10; standard A 455: confectioner's A
4.55; cut loaf 525; crushed 5.25 powdered ass;
GRADUATED 4.75: cubes 800
I Potatoes quiet; Maine g.. 40C02.50: New York,
fair to prime, sack 81 00G62 25, Southern prime
per barrel, -; Long Islands 81. 250250; jersey
nW0cbS' pdIfSi fOspylSt+O~
Molasses quiet; new Orleans, open kettle,
good to choice, S:G42
Peanuts quiet; fancy hand picked 41l041s do
nestle 2%Q4.
CabbagtS firm; Long Island per 100 lbs, 500
0490
Freights to Liverpool; cotton by steam 121f; do
grain Id.
Cotton seed oil firm Prime crude barrels,
t. o b. mills, 33034; PRIME summer yellow ~;
off summer yellow 40K prime white 44D45;
prime winter yellow 45Q.A7: prime meal $3.50.
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.
BALTIMORE, Feb 10 Flour dull; western
extra 81 S0l32U do fanny S3.55GD3.1U; winter
wheat patents SO 900425; spring patents S4.300
L30; do. straie hts, $2eG@g4 10; extra 81 80G3.9L
Wheat was firm sTot 839s6BsSA; the month
S39sdDe3A; March May steamer No. cred
:; Sodthern wheat by SAMPLE 1e@sissi do on
Corn irmer; mixed, spot and the month 64%@
64B Ma, ch May -; Southern white corn
6ouo7; do. yellow 65G566h
Oats dun; No. 2, white, sgl3G50
Rye steady; No. nearby, oIG6S; No. 2 West.
ern
Butter firm; fancy imitation 1909; fancy
creamery 2702S; fancy ladle l69s0l7; store pack
ed I3gI5.
Eggs firm; fresh 270ss.
Cheese hrm; large l@llls; medium ING
lla: small flh0li%.
Sugar firm; hne and coarse graduated ASH.
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON, N. c.. Feb. 10. --Turpentine
nothing doing at 4ia@t!2l; receipts A. casks.
Rosin firm at 81. lU9Si.i5; receipts 6a3
Crude turpentine nothing doing at III .$5GI2 80;
reH.tprs barrel.
Tar firm at Sl.20; receipts 607.
SAVANNAH Ca, Feb i0.--Turpentine firm
at 42A receipts I55; sales ia; exports 4f5.
Rosin hrm, receipts 3i5l sales 352; ex-
ports 1852
Quote A. B, G. D, Si271s; e, al. 32K; F. sl.371s
9, sl.4s: H, sl.50; I, $l.75; X, ~ IS; NJ, g.. -
n, $3s5; w G, S5 70; w w 1885.
CHARLESTON, 5. o, Feb TO- Turpentine
firm at Al receipts -, sales -; exports -,
Ros;n firm; receipts -; sales -; exports
Quote: A, 1910; b, ST. 20; f, a. 25; f, g. 80;
g. &132M; p Sl40; /, $3.50, K 81. 10: ID, 1855; N,
BIB; VIC IS. 90: w W. 1915.
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TIE FINEST BODY or TIMBER TO BE
FOUND ANYWHERE IN THIS SEC

TION or NORTH CAROLINA.
about 1900 acres of the same being IN
original growth of pine, white oak. pop
lar hickory, dogwood etc.
This land is located ia Vance county
about five miles from the Southern Rail-
way, and about nine miles from the s.
A. i. Railway. and tram roads could be
easily built connecting with either Of the
above systems. The said land is situated
in a healthy location, good neighborhood,
aud Is also we'll adapted to the growth OF
agricultural products, cotton, tobacco.
grain, etc There are good improvements
Upon the land consisting Of Dwelling
House. outhouscs, Barns. Stables and
Tenant Houses.
II is sold for division among the heirs
at law and deyisees Of the late Thomas a.
Hardy, decd and an opportunity for a
GOOD investment is offered to persons in
terested in the lumber business or desir-
ing to purchase good farm lands.
For further Information, apply 10 the
undersigned at Henderson, y. c.. or to
w. L. Williams. Attorney at Law, Nor
folk va
Time Of sale-Monday. March Srd, 1902.
Place of sale-Court House door, Hender-
son ". c.
Terms--One half cash balance on
credit OF twelve months. with option TO
purchaser tc pay all cash. Title retained
until purchase price is paid in full.
This the 18th day Of January, 1902.
A. C. zoLLICoFFER, Com
W. l. WILLIAMS, Attorney.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Feb. 10.-Therc was a short
lived attempt to raid the oats pit today
and with little support at hand, prices
suffered in consequence. Otherwise the
grain markets Were of the common place
type. with very narrow fluctuations and
slightly bearish tendencies. May wheat
closed 1-4c lower, May corn Is to lac.
down and May oats y to &c. depressed
Provisions. after some activity closed
TO ~ HIGHER
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BEARISH WH|FF IN
THE COTTON MART
Liverpool Cables a Trifle
Disappointing.
PORT RECEIPTS LARGE
Interior Movement Small. Statistical
Situation Strong.
THE EXPORTS EXCEED THE RECEIPTS
Interior Stocks Lose Heavily. These Reports
Have Their # Ct. Before the Session
Closes the Seminal is Once
More BulIish.
THE EXPORTS EXCEED THE RECEIPTS
More BulIish.
(By the Associated press. !

New York, Feb. 10.--The week open.
without any change of importance in the
character of the dry goods market. The
demand for quick deliveries of staple
cottons and seasonable fancies is in ex.
\ cess of supply and in light weight wool.
ems and worsted buyers generally have
difficulty in placing orders Print
cloths are very firm, but the demand il
quiet. Business in cotton hosiery dull
prices unchanged. Knit underwear quie,
but steady.
COTTON.
New York, Feb 10.--The cotton market
opened steady with prices g points lower
TO points higher and for a brief time
after the call wavered between weak
ness and strength. As against firm South
ern spot markets and strong statistical
situation, long cotton seemed to be Of
Tered freely and the ring was bearishly
inclined for the moment. Port receipts
we're sufficiently large TO offset the small
interior movement and with New Orleans
closed tomorrow for the Mardi Gras cele-
bration, ard New York market closed
Wednesday for Lincoln's birthday. the
iOotsl DSittNeu NlL0uThWHlS duVISdD1e.
The Liverpool cables were trifie dis
arpointing and rumor had it that tomor-
rows receipts would also be large, at
the ports aud at Houston Soon sell
jnf, for both accounts was in active prog
ress, before which prices broke rapidly.
May sold Off to 826 and July to S29 around
which figures covering and brisk new buy
ing set in. Wall Street, the South and
commission brokers' were conspicuous
buyers. 1t was seen that export clear
ances would again exceed port receipts
and that interior stocks were losing
heavily The Consolidated New York
stock again lost quiet extensively and
total exports for the season scored AN
additional gain over those OF same time
q year ago. Belief that sit was a bull.
market on sheer merits CT the staple
prompted market leaders to buy freely.
Before . p. m. May had rallied seven
points while July was back to S34 with
shorts nervous buyers. Trading continued
active aud general throughout the late
session with sentiment once more de-
cidedly bullish.
The market was finally steady with
prices net / point higher to 4 points
lower.
NEW YORK
Syw YORK, Feb. i0-Cotton futures opened
steady
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STOCKS.
NEW YORK MONEY

NEW YCRK. Feb 10 y m.-MoueY on call
steady at 2la03 pei cen; hsf oan 81 per
cent? rnling rate p cent. Prime rnsr 'antile
paper 40d% per rent. Sterling sxct ange steady
with actual busiress in ln,IAers bills ut ISIS
fer demand and II 4.SslGASi1a for o.
days. Posted fAtes 5.S5lJI8j1s du1 4S8, ON.
merciai bills 483a.ll4 s4sl bar silver 54s4 Next
can dollars 43aa Government bou,is steady; State
bonds inactive: Railroad Louds Irregular.
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NoRFoLk PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK Va, Feb TO- Peanuts duh; old
stock and machine licked 2AG2M.
New -Iancy 31s strictly prime 81 prime, 94
Spanish, IN.
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WANTED INEXPERIENCED l. A DT
Canvasser, per cereal product, at
once; straight salary. Call e. A. Alb
raham, Marlborough Hotel Fayette-
vile street.
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BURNSIDE"

and lying on the north side of the pub
lie road leading from WILLIAMSBURG to
Sassafras Fork, beginning at a cedar in
said road near Little Island Creek. adj
joining the lands formerly belonging TO
the estate of Henry II. Btrwell, Mrs.
Sarah Hamilton. Francis Rice, Joseph F.
Davis, Uriah Cults. James Edmunds, VIII
liam B. Hughes. estate OF Stephen Bur-
roughs and David Knott, containing by
estimation 2.i9O acres There is on this
land
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CLERK superior court.
AUCTION SALE OF
Valuable Land.

BY virtue OF power conferred upon me
by an order Issuing from the Superior
Court Of Vance county in a cause there
in pending entitled John NJ. Hardy and
others VS. Lucy Hardy Hall and others,
shall on
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spot cOttLn CIOStu Qulet anu I-TbC IIIHeI, IHtu-
ding uplands S 9-l6; mddllng gulf 1918; sales
$40 bales.
LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL, Feb i0-4 P. M.--Spot cotton,
moderare busi ess; prices Ltd over. midoiing
far sd; good middiing 80 I'D: middlingy 1882
low middlng AID; good ordinary 4Ad; ordinary
4lsd.
Che sales OF the day were 1000 bales, of which
500 were for speculation and xport, and includ :
eel 400 American. Receipts 1900 bales, i'm
GLIDING all American.
eutures opened quiet and closed easdy.
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sell at public auction. to the highest bid
der at the court house door in the town
of Henderson, North Carolina, upon the
terms. one-half cash. balance on a credit
of twelve months. with option to pur-
chaser to pay all cash, that valuable tract
OF land situate near the town OF Will
liamsboro in Vance county, n. G., known
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Miss Dixie Leach.

STUDIO $40 TUCKER BUILDING.
Raleigh, N. C.
Teaches classes 10 oil and china paint
ing; fills orders for decorated china, por-
traits in crayon and oil. china fred.
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Lvaurnp futures ranged as follows:
-oPeNlNe. IaIeHesr. LOWEST. oLosINe
Cast quotations were as folIows

OAsu quOLaLOnS Wer6 rs LpllOWS;
Flour dolL steady winter patents e3, s00l4. 90;
straights 81 40a3.70; clears 3.20aS so; 90 spring
specials $40; spring patents IS 2oG3 7o' do.
straights 81 9013 20; bakers g.. 30D2.60.
Wheat--Eo. . spring -; No. 3, 47s; No
red, 8A9s5 Corn-No. ,, .....; No.
yellow ... Oats--.to. %, a: NO. :, white,
ie; No, white 43AG451I Rye Noe, 09H.
Barley-good feeding -; fair 10 choice malt
ing 6lG1631s; No fax seed Sl.es; No north
western Sl,7th Prime timothy seed 50 60
Mess pork per bbl, Sl5 sObl5.75 Lard per 100 lbs,
80 35Gto4 40 Short ribs sides (loose) S. 40G13.55
Dry-salted shoulders (boxed) 7A7ls Short clear
sides boxed ss.1061s. 80 Whiskey slSl Clio
yer, contract grade So 25
NEW YORK
New YORK. Feb. l0.-Flour steady and active;
Siinresota patents SS.9lD4. Is; do. bakers 5000
%; winter straighrs IS. 60GS.7s; winter patents
S3.751A2 5; low grades g. 30G12 10.
Z Rye Hour dull; fair to good S32oDS- 20; choice
to fancy g..
Corn meal quiet; yellow western i.27; city 1870:
brandywine 81 4502.55.
Rye easy; State rye 6sG64; No s,'estern
66A; T. o. b. aioat
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RALEIGH STOCK MARKET.

Corrected daily by Grimes & VASE
BONDS.
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BONDS.

US Ref. rs reg. 1OSA Mex. Cen. AS, -.
S. S. Ref 2's cou 1851 do 1st fnc.. :.
U. S.3'sreg .."..1O8M Mimi. e. St.L as
coup .......10SH M K. e. r. As.. :.
U. s. new 4sreg 13o 2nd's......
coup 49,. ..i3e N. I. C. 1sts....
U, s. old AZ reg.112 do gen 1-2'
coup ......112 N J. &. gen. SIS.
U. S. So reg. ....1o6 No. Pac. AS. -.
COUP. loo 3's........
Atch'sn Gen. 4's.1o37s N, q. wcon. as,
adj 4s...... ga Reading gen. as
Bait. & o. 4s...1o4 st l. & Mton SIS
do 3 t-2's. 90 St.L. as Fgen4's
do cow. As. 106H St.L. S'wes U.s..
Can. So. 2nds....11OA do 2's...
G. of G. 5's...111 S.A.&A.Pass az
1st incomes, 79A So. Pac. 4's.....
G. & o. 4A's.... 1885 So. Railway s's..
9. 81 A. 8 1-2's... sax I. & p. lists.
C. B & @. as. o6s$ T..St.L Law. As.
CM&StP gen 4s113h Union Pac. as. +.
G. g. N. con rs. 1881 do. COW. as
O., r. l. d p. 4's.1l1K Wabash 1sts."..
CCC&SLgen4's. 1885 ends ......
Chicago Ter as. s65s do. Deb. B. =.
Colo. So. 4's..,.. 92H Yves, Shore 9. .
ID e.. Rio G.4's...i022s w Il l., f. as Z.
E. prior lien as. 9SB sis. Cen. 4's....
Erie Gen 4's.... S8A Mobile u o, As.
F.W.&.D .C.1sts. 11OH c. of Gaccn SIS.
Hook. ". I-2's.1osH list incomes.
l.. e. N. uni. As ..1o1A I'd incomes
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SEABoARD STOCKS AND BONDS.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 10 -Seabosrd Air Line
common 2tA025; preferred 46ls@47
Ronds--4'a s4A.
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RALEIGH SPOT COTTON MARKET.
Raleigh. N. c., Feb. 1o-The local
market today showed light receipts with
no change in prices.
.eceipts today. ...,........"......" oales
p ices today 740SA
Receipts this day last year ..,......... o baies.
pr;ce This dav last vear :f 8 1aa
9a,eints This sea son .. 43s bales
Receipts last season 10 this date :. II 90
OTHER COTTON MARKETS
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Sgw YORK, Feb i0.-Cotton futures opened
steady
Cotfon futures closed Siead-
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-07-31
Another New Law.

The last legislature passed the
following law:
THAT any person who shall sell
dispose of or convert to his or her
use, or the use of another, any
money, property or other thing of
value, witht ut the consent of the
owner thereof, shall be punished
by confinement in the penitentia-
~ for not less than one nor more
than five years, if the money, pro-
perry or anything of value so sold
disposed of or converted to his OF
her own use, be of the value of
two dollars or more, or be confn-
ed in the county Jail for not less
than one nor more than twelve
months if the value be less than
two dollars"
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-07-31
Farm for Sale.

Eight miles East of Marion,
containing 2l9 acres, about 40
acres open land, ~ acres good
timber, 40 acres bottom land; three
woodlands with lasting water in
each. One long through lane ad-
joins all the fields, horse, COW and
hog lots Has in it spring new
er known to go dry and seldom
ever freezes over; nine acres stand
ing meadow Country roads in
about every direction Nearly
every kind of fruit. Good house
built seven year ago, front rooms
story and a half high, six good
sized rooms. two back porehes,
veranda in front. Good cistern OF
water at end of an ell porch. Sug.
ar trees in yard; nice location.
Two good barns, with cisterns and
pumps; plumber house, grainery,
blacksmith shop and cistern Just
across the road from house; wag.
on scales; tenant house, with els.
tern and barn, nice location. Good
school house in half mile, fine
churches, two and three miles,
Baptist, Methodist and Cumber-
land Presbyterian. 80 acres good
bottom land half mile from farm
can be bought between or adjoin.
ing the two as much as wanted at
$1,000 per acre. Will make a good
shaped farm. Crop, team, tools,
and some good cattle, one-third
interest in registered Hereford
bull, JACK CKIDER,
Marion. Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-07-31
Physician and Druggists.

Ford a Sturgeon, a prominent drug
firm at Rocky Hill Station, KY, write:
ave were requested by DR.. G., b. Snig
ley TO send for Herbine for the benefit Of
our customers. We ordered three dozen
in December and We are glad to say Her
bine has given such great satisfaction
that We have duplicated this order three
mes, and today we gave your salesman
.uo.her order We beg 10 say DR.. Ct. b.
Snigley takes pleasure in recommending
Herbine.' soc bottles at ii. X. Woods 4
Cos.
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T0tU.

Billy Barnett threshed 5000
bushels, A. J. Bennett $500, q. b
Crawford $500, Ed. Dowell 1900,
J. w. Guess l,400, J. NJ Guess
800, whilst many Others threshed
from 800 and 500 bushels.
The Hurricane camp meeting
begins Aug. 81. The committee
have secured the services of Miss
Crow of Mo; large attendance
is expected.
l.. A. Weldon has sold large
lot of lumber TO some Evansville
parties and has employed Eugene
Guess to cut it for him.
The colored people are holding
a camp meeting near this place.
Miss Rens Hodge went to Eli
zabethtown Saturday, where she
will remain for a few days.
Ray Hodge, of Pope county.
Ills. is visiting relatives at this
place
ID. W. Stones photograph is
one Of the attractions OF the day.
A small child Of Barnett Moore
is quite sick at this place.
Miss BERTHE McGrew, If Salem
is visiting the Thomas girls, OF
this place.
Simp Weldon and Jas Wright
made business trip to Fredonia
Saturday.
Miss Emma Noe Of Morganfield
is visiting Miss Hattie Barnett, OF
Tolu.
Mrs. Yates and daughters, OF
Marion are visiting relatives al
this place.
Mrs. Elvira Croft is sick at the
home of her daughter, Mrs q b
Crawford of this place.
Miss May Fleming Of Birdsyille
is visiting the family Of William
Barnett of this place.
Miss Minna Weldon of psducah
is visiting Misses Lena and Sallie
Weldon Of Tolu.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-07-31
Il Needs Q Ionic.

There are times when your liver needs
a tonic. Don't give purgatiyes that grip
and weaken. DeWitt's Little Early Ris-
ers expel ali poison from the system and
act as tonic TO the liver, w Scott, 63l
Highland avenue, Milton, Pa, says: al
have carried DeWitt's Little Early Ris-
ers with me for several years and would
not be without them" small and easy
10 take; purxly VEGETABLE, they never
gripe or distress. At Haynes.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-07-31
Sheriff's Sale!

BY virtue OF an order Of court directed
to me which issued from the Clerk.
Office OF the Crittenden Circuit Court,
in favor OF +. b, Peek against W. IT.
McCollum for the sum Of ..............
Dollars and ..... cents, | or one OF my
deputies, will, on Friday the sth day Of
August 1902, between the hours OF lC
O'Clock, a. m, and ? o'clock, p. m, at
K. b. Peek's mill on the lands Of j. NJ.
Riley, on Clsylick creek, in Crittenden
county. Ky, expose To PUBLIC SALE,
TO the highest bidder, tho following
property Tor 50 much thereof as may be
necessary 10 satisfy Plaintiffs debt, in
terest and costs, TO wit:
Seventeen hundred cross ties and a lot
Of strips sawed by +. b. Peek at his mill
on the lands Of j. NJ. Riley on Claylick
creek levied upon as the property Of W.
ii. McColum.
TERMS: Sale will be- made on a credit
OF three months, bond with approved
security required Of the purchaser with
interest from date at the rate Of 6 Der
cent per annum, and having the force
and effect Of a replevin bond.
Witness my hand, this % day Of July
1902
j. W. LAMB, Sheriff &. &.
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A REMARK ABLE CANINE.
Sent to Louisville He Returns
to His Old Home.

"Goebel." the large shepherd
dog belonging to Mr.. j. W Civ.
ems, possesses great intelligence
He made the journey from Louis
vile to this city last week on foot.
Joe Schmidt, who formerly work
ed in Mr.. Owens butcher shop,
in this.city, returned to Louisville
and asked Mr., Givens 10 send him
the dog. About ten days ago
"Goebel' was boxed up and ship
ped to Louisville. He started for
his old home as soon as be was lib
Grated and Saturday appeared at
Mr.. Owens residence, after trav-
cling over two hundred miles. Mr.
Givens has given the intelligent
animal to different farmers living
miles from town, but "Goebel al.
ways found his way home. Some
time ago "Goebel" was given TO
a gentleman residing in town He
was kent chained during the day
and at night was liberated, 50 that
he might guard the premises.
"Goebel" was not pleased with the
arrangement and every night as
soon as he was unclaimed he
would return to MIR Givens' resi-
dence and remain until daylight,
then the smart old fellow would
return to his new home and allow
himself to be shackled "Goebel'
is certainly q remarkable dog.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-07-31

The secret Of health lays in the regu
lsrity OF the bowels, and when they ar'
irregular the system will ,soon be over
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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-07-31

Senator McLauren, of South
Carolina, has sprung surprise on
President Roosevelt by declining
the proffered appointment to the
vacancy ON the bench of the Unit
ed States court of claims. In his
letter to the president he Enclosed
newspaper clipping charging
that he had sold himself for the
Office.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-07-31
THE BALL GAME,
The indians Defeat Home Boys
An Interesting Game.

The Nebraska Indians and the
Marion boys crossed bats at this
place Thursday afternoon. The
contest resulted in sn overwhelm-
ing victory for the Indians; the
score being seventeen 10 one. The
game was q fine one and was high
IL enjoyed by the crowd. The
home team did some fine playing
and though the score is one sided
the game was not one sided, nor
was the victory an easy one for the
Indians. The game was under
the management of Mr.. J. Watts
Lamb. he organized the home
team. securing excellent ball play.
ers from Hopkinsville, Dixon,
St1rgis and DeKoven
Mr.. Lamb vas the fsvorite
among the Marion team. and he
was decidedly the best player in
the team he made several star
plays in the course Of the contest.
The home team had not prac.
ticed; if they had been able to do
so, a different tale would have
been told. The Indians are ball
players of great skill, and team,
other than one composed Of pro-
fessionals, stands little show Of
defeating them
Mr.. Fred W kraus was the UNI
pire. The contest took place in
the HAYNES grove.