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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-12-09
WATER FOR
WAH|AWA
Formed
to Promote
Scheme.
CFrom Saturdays Daily.)


Articles of Incorporation Of the wa
hiawaWd;er CO." with a capital of s270,-
600 were filed yesterday with Treasurer
Cooper. The company is organized to
develop the water resources Of the Wa
hiawa district for the use of both the
colony of farmers and the Waialua
sugar plantation.
The company is organized for the
purpose of acquiring the land license
granted on April 6. 1901 by the Land
Commissioner to the Waialua Agricul-
tural company and the Hawaiian Fruit
& Plant company, this company being
the corporation contemplated in said
license as about to be formed. Besides
this the new corporation will seek other
water rights; "engage in business for
the benefit of its stockholders to ac-
quire and hold such other lands, water
rights, rights of way and other rights
as may be conveyed to it; to construct
such dams, bitches, fumes, tunnels,
pipe lines, pumps, power plants and
other works as may be considered
necessary or convenient for collecting,
impounding, and storing water for irri-
cation or other uses, and for the gen.
eral purposes of the company; to erect
maintain and operate such water
wheels, dynamos, electric generators,
air compressors and other machinery
as may be found convenient for the
production and transmission of water
power, electric power, electric light
compressed air or other form of power;
to erect and maintain such lines of wire.
pipe lines and other apparatus as may
be necessary or convenient for the
transmission of such light or power; to
establish and operate fumes, lines of
wire or cables and other methods for
transportation purposes including the
telpherage system and to use electricity
or other power in the operation of the
same; to supply water, light, power,
transportation and other utilities which
the company may possess to its stock
holders and others; and to buy, SELL
lease and rent the same for profit, and
to engage in all business and to estab-
lish all works incidental to any of the
foregoing purposes"
The capital of the company is given
as $210,00O, with the privilege of in
creasing the stock to 81 100000 OF this
amount ten per cent, $4,000 has been
paid in by e. d. Tenney who is the
heaviest stockholder, owning 1875
shares. The other stockholders are
Byron o. Clark, $50 shares, l.. G. Kel-
logg. 80 shares, C. NJ. Cooke w. w.
Goodale and w. A. Bowen. l share each.
E. d. Tenney is president of the COM
pany and w. A. Bowen secretary and
treasurer,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-12-09
WHAT is A COUGH?

A spasmodic effort to expel the mucus
from the bronchial tubes. A cold causes
more abundant secretion of mucus,
and when the lungs and bronchial
tubes are inflamed. they are extremely
sensitive to the irritation. Unless care
is taken, the cold may result in pneu-
monia, which is swift and deadly. If
the cold is a lingering one, the more
leisurely but equally fatal consumption
may set in. Do not neglect a cold or
cough. Take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t always cures and cures
quickly. All dealers and druggists sells
it. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents
for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-12-09

Ths singing n The star spaneiei
nannef' was the last etrtciHs ~ q fnosi
suecussfu convention.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-12-09
SENATE SESSION NEARING
ITS CLOSING MINUTES
Report That kepoikai Will Accept and Robin.
son Take the Post Vacated
By Cooper.

The most interesting new information
produced yesterday was the statement
by prominent Senator, that Mark p.
Robinson had consented to accept the
billet of Secretary of the Territory, and
that the next steamer would bear his
recommendation to President Roose-
welt. This will put in the office rep
resentative Hawaiian. and will at the
same time place Mr.. Robinson where he
can serve the Territory without the
necessitysof giving up all his time to
the service of the people, but will en-
able him to attend to his own business
In a great measure.
There are said to be many minor
officials who believe there will be ma
terial changes I'M the staff officers of
the new heads Of departments, and as
pirants are also springing up on the
assumption that there will be vacancies
created for the purpose of giving places
to new men. Members of the Republi-
can committee deny that they are con-
templating any further changes,
.,.S.1.C.D..I.g.s.y.g.
manager of the American Hawaiian
line Of freighters running between Ho-
nolulu, Puget Sound san Francisco and
New York, arrived in Honolulu on the
steamer Neyadan, He made the trip on
the oil-burner especially to learn how
well fue-oil can be utilized ON a steam
or and while In Honolulu win inspect
the company's business and prospects
here,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-12-09

According to rumors last evening,
message was received from Senator
II. =. Baldwin at Wailuku, stating
that Judge \. n. Kepoikai had consent
ed to take the Treasury office, and that
the two would return to this city early
this morning. This report could not be
verified.
should this be fact there will be only
a few minutes more work for the Sem
ate before its extraordinary session is
closed. The finding of an appointee who
will accept the Treasury, alone prevents
the sending in of the names Of the men
who are to nh the offices, and once
Judge Kepoikai gives his assent. the
message OF the Governor will go to the
upper body. Its confirmation Of the APP
puintments will take only the time
hecessary to pass a resolution, and then
the work Of the session will be done but
for the passing of the bills incurred
The Senate meets at 10 o'clock this
morning,
c's,.l.cc1.cr.c... cl.,..,.,.,.r.I.c.(
strcls, who sport baseball team, went
up against the boyish-f faced, innocent
/ looking, long-legged Morning stars, and
/ enjoyed rare opportunity of seeing
/ what baseball Is like on Maui, as Illus
/ lraied by our cup winning team, the
score being 81 TO ~ In favor Of the
stars
cane Is now ready 10 cut ON all the
plantations on Maui and several mills
have already begun 10 run ON this sea-
sons crop,
The jury at Lahaina viii draw no
pay llll the legislature meets, which Is
nara deal both on them ana ON the
lnhaiua hotels.
Judge kaua went 60 Lahaina on
Tuesday although his physician had
advised him not 20 take the nip
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-12-09

The steamer W, q, Hall leh the
steamer Mlkahala az Walmea, The
latter Was loading u, 3 N sugar snd
had 900 bags oa board.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-12-09
FROM THE MAUI PAPER.

Shaw of Nahiku, for the following fac
relative to the starting of young fri
trees:
Il tried often" said Mr.. Shaw, g
start young trees, notably oranges al
lines, by setting out cuttings. but no
of them grew. Finally my wife su
gested new method, which has prov
quite successful. Instead of setting o
single setting, We selected branches
lime, oranges and alligator pears. ca
containing three prongs. The branch
cut off Immediately below the thr
prongs, and in setting out the branC
two of the prongs are entirely buried
the ground, leaving the third prong
grow above ground. II planted in
moist place, with plenty OF shade,
! two branches which have been burr
/ Will throw out rootlets and the uprig
! branch will make "A vigorous grow
and can In due time be successful
transplanted.
y have twenty-five or thirty III
trees from six 10 eight feet high VIII
were propagatod in this manner, a
a number ~ orange trees, and of
hNe alligator pear branches eNpe
mented with, two have made success
growth"
THIS discovery ~ Mr., and Mrs, Sh
Is of vast Importance, and the att,
tl"n OF Jared Smith, Wray Taylor a
Byron O, clark are respectfully inyil
20 the matter
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-12-09

The claudine's cargo from Maui
ports consisted OF 10 sacks OF corn,
2s hogs, l02 packages hides, and 50
packages of sun0ries,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-12-09
Furniture

Some OF our new stock for the
Christmas trade Is now on hand.
Including the following:
MORRIS ECL1NtN
CHAIRS" In Mahogany. Golden
Oak. Flemish and wea ,hered
Oak; CUSHIONS in Leather.
7 a PIE sTRY and VELOUR
LOUNGES and BOX coUCHEs
in many styles.
FOLDING SCREENS in the
latest pattern of Art Burlap.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-12-09
Rugs

Our stock OF Rugs is not linn
tied TO the American makes only.
We keep some of the best prod
ucts of foreign manufacture.
MUSIC CASES. LADIES'
DESKS, SECRETARY BOOK
c a S f S, LIBRARY BOOK
CASES.
On the last steamer we re-
ceived a shipment of the fa-
nous
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-03

feeling his patients pulse and eXamin-
ing his tongue prescribed pills, five in
number, one to be taken every hour
The pills were cookie burrs--drv, hard
ones, with the usual prickly exterior.
He saw the patient swallow one, but
it necessitated such an effort on his
part that he tosA no more.
The last Mr. Mollory heard OF the
patient two real doctors were at work
on him and he was suffering eXcrutia-
tingly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-03
HEARD IN THE HOTELS !
AND OTHER PLACES i
.%s+++4++..+.s44*as:s.*+...s.s.s'.ss'
Likes the South.

Mr.. T. J. Perry, a travelling repre-
tentative of the Continental Tobacco
company, has been recently assigned
to the territory of southeastern Ar
kansas, and is making Pine Bluff his
headquarters. MI Perry is a New
Ycrker, this being his first assign
ment in the south. He said that he
was very favorably impressed With this
section of the country and was particu-
larly pleased with the people he had
met in Arkansas, and praised quite
extensively their hospitality.
+ + +
Ms Map Man in Town.
Nj Guy Beauman, the expert civil
Engineer. is stopping at the Trulock,
Nud is being cordially received by his
ny friends here. Mr.. Beauman has
t returned from an extensive va
Non spent in the north and east.
W4# headquarters at present are al
N4%po;t. Jackson county, where he is
m4aged in making map OF that
DUnty. While perforce his headquart
fHchange from one place to another
4 the state. Mr. Beauman claims Pine
Hun as his home and never. fails to
ut in a god wcc'd for it.
Mr.. Beauman came to Pine Blum a
ear or so ago from his home state,
1inOis, shortly after which he had
,uch OF the strenuous life on account
pers ecutions at the hands of enc
les. The cordial treatment extend
him before he had fully eXAonora-
d Himself at the hands of the Pine
. uff people, together With the appor
mites Arkansas afforded him, caus-
him naturally to feel very kindly
= wards Pine Bluff and its people.
M Took Cookie Burr Pills.
= The friends of Mr. w. Hicks Nal
y, the twice-time bapy finder are
Ways glad of the opportunity to
sahim Mr.. Mallory represents Lee
a. Martin, the Memphis jobbins
L use, in Arkansas, selling cigars and
- tobacco products exclusively. He
~ d he volume of business he is
gin Arkansas is unprecedented
him, and that Arkansas was en-
ng unusual prosperity. AS with
raveling men Mr.. Mallory meets
strange colncidents and sees
~ of an interesting nature which
rson occupying a sedative position
does For instance Mr.. Mallory
ted tc. Graphic reporter an anus
Incident to which ne was witness
occurred a few days ago at
vel, Ark. He noticed two diminu-
negro boys at play. One was
ting the part of doctor, the 9th
} as his patient and claimed to have
-, % ry severe pain. The doctor, after
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-03
CROWD WAITING 1eDF 717E OEE1UIA1G
SCENES IN THOMAS, OKLA, THE TOWN THAT WAS BUILT
fr~~,- IN 4 DAY


Oklahoma Thomas. which
buildings
The
birth syndicate by which
residents
decide just which of land
population
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-03
THE MARKETS

CORRECTED DAILY BY j. A. PERpUE,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-03

WANTED-Roard and two connect
ing rooms for family of four. Ad-
dress G.. Taber. care Dreyf1is Big
Store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-03

FOR RENT-A nice room for two
gentlemen, with or without board.
Apply at 1902 West Fifth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-03
Advertise Your Wants

WANTED-Coup!e to occupy room
and board with private family; near
business district. Reference requir-
ed. Address, Box =, Graphic.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-08-21
Mrs. c. Z hsIcc- 0s::

After suffering t5- ssvs-z- weeks
~i;h iypboi6 fever. Mrs L &
Weldon passed from this lIts Sat
ur3Sy morning
Mrs Weloc1 Ess a daughter 81;
Mr. {. W Slime q Tolu- Ssvsr.
a. years &co Sc Vas C-itaC u
marriage with Mr. { L We,6--.
the present coGaty c.s-x Sc
wss member q the Presoyts-l.
an Church snd 4 tsvc;sS c1-i$
iisn: = lady ot noble character and
sweet disposition. s1s Vas greatly
beloved The Young huscaui.
robbed by death q tee sEse.
young wife. and tie iro lizzie chIl
drsu, now uOtberless. have To-
sympathy q al
The funeral serTjcss were cC1-
docted from the rsslGsncs >116aF
afternoon. AZ three @ clGc6. n
tsrueut a, ths new ceueEary
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-08-21
DESPERATE PRISONERS
Attempt 10 Break jail at Smith.
land. Had Plenty Of Tools.

Another effort to break out OF
the Livingston county jail Hss
been thSsrted.
Thursday Jsiler Threlkeld heard
filing inside aud inside an inyesti.
CATION. he found hles and SAWS
in the cell ot Ernest Elmendort
Of Psducsh. and John Blackwell
81 Smi,hlAnd. who Are being held
10 answer for assisting sprIsoner
TO break jail. and EImendort =
also charged with being implicit.
Ell in the blowing Of Johnson Bros
safe at Lois
JSiler Threlkeld removed the
tools and is nov trying 70 learn
Who carried them 10 the prisoners
A fsw days ago Elmendorfs ale
visited him. and AZ the same time
WIN. Scruggs wife was calling on
Scruggs. who IS being held for al
lesed whisky selling
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-08-21
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
In Session...A Large Number Of
Ministers and Delegates.

The Ohio River Bsp,ist Asset
alton convened Ia this city Wed
uesdly and vii oe in session uu-
al Friday night. The tLirty.tOUr
churches are well represented \
isrce number Il ministers snc
delegates srrivei Tuesday and ms
rs cswe IN Wednesday.
Tues6sy eAr,uc Ed ! y Hall
Z Fulton. editor q the Baptist
Fls. s-a one II tie ucst p-om.-
uea; ministers IN TIE state sd
dressed = lsr-e congregation 81
TIE Z Z church
TIE RS, session ct the Assccls-
tica MS held Wednesday morn
iuc 81 TIE Bsp;is; church Rev.
J = Miller q >uitlislc presch-
- the opening sermon.
Over .w1 hundred ministers ana
Ge.eS Atss a-s enrolled. Prominent;
Bsu;jsts are here frcu a.. sections
II the territory err o-scel IS the
Ohio River Ass-c,sti-~. and sv-
eryt1iuc indicates tEs; tie meet
i-S AZ. - c-s Z the most 81
icyso.s and enc q tie bes; A.tea-
ded IN the history %. tie Assocla-
iic1 NJ. q y NcD1-eW. Eoler-
s,or. sui Reg 7 : Miller. CLERK.
Kill doubtless ts reelected
IGs Assoc StI-c convened 81 :
. clock this " eGues6Ay after
noon. \ .&-Se zC3ieace = pres
s1t
Tonight EA-er ! y Hall WI
prezcl s., the Can bsr.&11 Pres
oytsrisn church As 81 lSst eve
ming : lArcs congregation All.
1eSr tie eminent minister
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-08-21
Ia the Religious Circles.

Rev r. Y Joiner addressed =
lsrcs congregation at the MeiaO-
dis; church Sunday morning
Rsv. Montgomery preAcLed ~
the Presbyterian church st eleven
o'clock
Services we're held al the Calis-
iiAa church IN the morning sld
evening Rev Flynn delivered two
sole sermons
Rev T 4. Conway 6lled has sp-
pojntueat AZ New Bethel Csld-
well county
No union prayer nesting ssrvI.
- we're he'd this week, As Ire
Baptist Association 10 In session
TIE PRAYER meeting services vii
- held al the Methodist church
next week
The toIIowing brethren wsre
elected stewards for next confer.
s1cs year. On the Marion circuit,
VI Z church south:
Geo Hughes. q. p. Wilson. Joel
Psckeus. ". J Hill. Root. Wood.
Wm Taylor. u. B Lamb, 4. L
LGcss. I d Mum And B Frank
IN
TIE board ~iil meet st tbs resi-
Gsnce q J " Cook. near Mat
toou. Oh Saturday morning. Oct.
18Th saturday before third Sun
DAY
Uncle Walter is hereby nOti-
FED 10 kill chicken Or two for
the occ&sloa.
J q Sniihsnn Z C
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-08-21
Gees 10 cans Meeting

DR. {. L Gray, eye specials.
whO hss been IN Cur city for sew
srSl weeks. and who had expected
- leave Tuesday tor Toll and the
camp meeting. On professional bc.
siness, hss decided 70 remain here
8 few days loaser and will still. &c
located AZ the Franklin Hotel u
I'll Saturday u0on August 80.
when ne wil. lssvs for the above
named places. where lie wIll re-
main until Sept. Is. and then bs
~ith Is again for short time D.
No, s7iss the opportunity q See
ing the doctor while he y here. II
yOa need spsctscles Or eve glasses
He ~ii. charge you nothing for
CONSULTATION snI examination sul
~ill have lenses % the finest Qust-
lty ground 10 sali e&ca eve after
making the test. and yea all not
have TO pay for the glasses until
you get them aud see that they
suit you. SO you really take no
chances and run no risk EhstsveT
In the matter in dealing Eith him,
many Of our best citizens in an
out Of town, who have been 6ttsd
by him with spsctscles and eye
glasses are well pleased With them
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-08-21
MARION BOYS DEFEATED
Bya Combination Of Ball PIaysrs
Az Princeton.

The MArion bsll tesm vent =
Princeton Tuesday and played =
good game agsinsi Princeton Loo
isyi.le. EddyVille and Henderson.
called the Princeton Baseball
club The game WAS hard fought
all the wsy and ended ii 10 V in
favor of the professionals after
the home team had hstted Harry
Moore. Princeton's pride. out Of
the box. An Eddyville hoy took
rs place snd while the boys hit
him vel. they didn't have the es.
~ time they did with Moore The
Marion boys put up 4 good game,
with the exception Of Lamb, who
hsi = bsd day sud made four ~
Svs errors
Gilbert Dye. HArpending and
TNi, plsyed great oAll and Barnett
vas cuhitable il lie had been pro
perry supported Ii vas the hrsi
game Princeton hsd Won this SEA-
sca. and while the boys are over
Is anxious for them TO give re
turn game IL IS 10 10 they won /
do il. With 81 honest umpire and
the negro toughs, etc, kept back
ont Of the diamond, as the rule re
luires. Marion sill beat then Sny
time On any ground, even With
the sane team. MSrion plays hui-
taws at go Thursday evening
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-08-21
cept suicide
Peysieiaa sss Druggists

Ford SgsrseOo. a promin-ug dr-g
Errn a; ROCKY Hal SAisou. NJ, Hrite
We Eers requested by Dr. q Z. Sax
bex 70 SEED tor Herbine tor the benefit q
or customers We ordered thr~~ doE>z
IN Decsmher and Ee arr CAD - say Hrr
oire hEs Eiveo such great sasIsfActsoo
thai we have duplacAted this order thrcs
TINS, AID today - gave your salesman
another order. We brg - say DR.. G. 3
Snisiey takes pbsAsUre Ia r~noErnsndinE
Hs-bir- sc bottles AZ II X Woods 4
Cos
The brillisncy Of many 8 society
leader depends largely upon her
level boz.
A wise wife feeds her husband
before asking him for money
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-08-21
Fine Farm for Sale.

Situated ;s- niles tro- Marion.
three nal - t-c- Ns-tlco. "a the
Wss,-- an >-41y Grove road
T-s farm contains III zc-ss Ct
me and t- excellent condition,
- z.-es In cC.clvsu--. 30 acres
In ti- ter Era-s hose -: three
Mons. GOOD barns and -l,Cui.d-
ms good ws.- tEc are sp-In-s-
s-1Ir trees everything IN good
condition. vii Sc c-ssp. For
further pa-tic-lirs ca. a, PEESs
go llwI
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-08-21
Commissioners Sale
crittsadsa Circuit Court, k.ntueu

Watkins Csnthers. etc. PHI.
AGAINST Eau,,,
J X. Po@tlsth veisat, etc. Def
By virtue % a Judgment aud Ordrf I'D,
Sale ~ the Cnttendsn Circuit Count
rendered at the June Term therrof. ia.
In the above cause Tor the sum of
............ with interest at the rat.
.... PER cent. per annum from'ths
day u ..-....... 100 until PAID A.
............ Gusts herein, I shall pro,ee
10 oder for sac at the court house door
10 Marion 10 the highest bidder. A.
PUBLIC AUCTION, on Monday n.
>ih day Of September. 1901. At one
o't lock. =. IN. or thsreabout, being
court day, upon . credit Of siI month.
the following described property. to.s.t.
Two certain tracta 90 parcels % land
situated 10 Crttenden county, Ky. Ard
bounded a. follows 3lis acre tra.t
Snowu a. Lot No. >. beginning a,
hickory. division corner betEeen DAVID
aud job Postleth Eeight, bear branch
thence With division line ) - " -
poles 10 a strike 10 Nick For linz, theme
si,h hl. lice 5 62i p 81 poles 10 Isrpr
hlcsory 90 the bank u a creek. iheucr
xtth the meanders % the creek N2aFl.
poles, y ~ Z "a poles. y - p u tu.r.
% Eh,te oak, thence having The crv.-k
y a = y poles - &C ask 10 the iork =
the cd and neU road. thence y Gll "a
Gsi polc- 10 the bogiSning.
The other .rsct kDoWn As Lot ". Z
ard containing 10 scres - boandsd a.
f3lious Beginning At = small hics1r,
oac - the original corp~rs, th~ncr y =.
W - poles - a poet oAk sDd hicsup
thcnce y ssW IL poses - a stons, th.ne-
: ~ " l.. poles - stake, ihsnc- = -
= ~ Toies - . stake in the originAi ..l-
thcuc~ y "a = l. r.oles b the t-~xlan.rg
F1r the pgrchA-e price the purchs-f
viIh approved sseurity OF ~-cunii--
must execute bOod- boAring lexal zoe,
~ from the day - sac until pad. aaa
haying the iorcc and er~ct q J4dg
meat bsdier- ~ill 10 prepared = cu
ny promptly with ,he~~ terms
l.. W CRUCE.
Cognutzssar-
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-08-21

u Il. Hesrin, Sack tgyss 81 Csve-iu.
RocS- Ii. says eaVe Used Hills AnIi-
MAI-ial T4bisSs for VARIOUS ailments;
hey have cZrsG ne q Calls, bilbo0sness
And socpsi AVER. aad | % nos hssitaEe in
sayiag Trey Ars the best and cheapest Of
.heir ki-1 u shs CHis~i Stats This Is
o1-y ihs rsc,arS % oos Eau, try them
a-d be coGvInes,i u sAeir merits. Prize
"a sod ~ a. druggists n the cOgnty.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-08-21
Death Of Livingston County Lady.

Died. a. her fathers home. SIS
ter Ns;tie BurklOw, the daughter
o.; Bro Henry Burklow She vas
born Nov. 3. 1855, died Aug. l4th,
I9C3. Proisssed faith in Christ
Oct. -. 1901. Immediately unit
ed vith Seven Spring Baptist
church. and Submitted 10 the ordi-
nance If baptism; shortly after.
yard VAS taken With consumption
and bore her ssiictions without q
Iuruar.
In her death the church losss a
good. consistent member. aud tie
nome deprived Of one Of its isv-
e.s Her voice and footsteps will
be heard no more forever. but her
kind acts and cheerful words will
i've through eternal ages
Her body vas followed by q
l4rgs coacoarss Of relatives and
friends 70 the family cemetery.
xhs-s funeral services we're con-
dac,ed by J c. hinsolving. after
which her remains Vas laid in the
tomb, where sleeps a mother and
I've brothers 20 await resurrection
d.wn. and s father, twO brothers,
and four sisters are left 10 mourn
asr loss. We tsadsr our sympS-
thy - tie osrs&ysd family.
J. ). kinsOlyiog.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-08-21

Tie people In Hopkins county
are considerably excited over the
report that G7s Hils. tie noted
train robbe-. whC escaped from
TIE psaiisnils-y 4; Nashville,
lean, the other Gay. Is hiding
near there. He formerly spent
considerable tine II Hopkins
county. x15 IS known ~ many
people l1s-s. Hi,s : tie So :
o1tLsw VIZ. S5sn a. si:slLp, vas
made = arrest hin 1ssr SiCrEiS s
fss years $50 Sc; 2zi killed dep
ciy Green
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-08-21
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While Playing - t1s bank o:
ne O1io river 4; ccs hs1t-cky
lSn3i1g opposl.s E.lE2uet1ioE1.
Ills. TIC little negroes. : Boy z-G
= CIR xe-s drowned SATURDAY.
Oas fs.. into tie wzss-. tie ooy
tis-p;a3 - save rs s-s;s-. S-1
ou,h ws-e loss. Their father.
LsEIs Parker. ETes D ;1s C-u::
fam