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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
By Henry M. Hyde. !

eAufhqg r. Pot e
ter Business IlNN 1; e5e
- havln' til mum ps Ills palm
ful;; you git all swelled Y. "
j bout th,,.hid B, 9 III, !, , DIST
In accidunts--i a chance to ape an 4 or
git your%t TROUBLES und her tn flu-unce
az ai Shit daybate on tn war-r-r ay Ni
eighteen twilve. s1.
II your tickut loses. you're q hopeless
handicap, s, SO you arTr-r-e; IL 1t Wins,
Vol re tn presidin officer ay th' SINH
which is also hopeless. IT'S har-r-r-d to-
choose bechune thin, ss. }5Yi
+ 4 s'Whln, durin' tn campo Ign, ii prisll-
}dintial mothor car passes by, tn people
cheer with wan hand a n hold their noses s.
with tn other, 5.Fss 'Sss
,Hurrah for tn a-a-id that runn'ln n !.
for Presidunt they yell, 'I' heW! " y hat
was that i smelt ?' ii. 3s5a l9yS
Yop 4 ~ 3 gas ee rs
I'll S'wagon tn pirce to- kick Hwhin5 tn
tn hole In tn other partly, snce. I. 8
III painfnliHt t q fenn notes
lbatthery6 on your daytime liss name II
may be swim syllables long an z Ind ~
zkY ~ hSf a4y dietoH
writer's an other weanons, an, prlslntly
you'l wake up an n nd YOURSELF f1gurln,s
Mhlc, sthrs ax car Paw rank
with TIT $Writln's az WI llumi Sha kespere. Ell
FB 3 II From Par-r-ker and 2ayps
Z, 4 aX q th stn S. says s
If. he IS unable to look Without blushin'
into th' innocent eyes az his grea great eat
= o! Roos-felt an ma irbanks,
Nell kick In tn bare sllanks y,
minal Moraine say ln5yanpie feels hls III
sin above I'll ~, fTee sha aps Glas
5aIlusons to his lower limbs
can. that, mind you, Is. onl y 81 harter.
Within thirty days th first tenor {! az {, no
campaign glee club'll be singin' your last,
syllable through his nose, TO tn chune
nv Rally Round the Fla g. i3o 70. W lll
down tn see 81 pass 5 sDss
aYit, such is TIL demoralizln'; IN, de-.
basin 5influ-unoe ay poll that baXtorc
fled old ignts'lls be ffer!n a hayward for
| ith, discovery ay something new that no
for TIL prisidintial office may
| kape III eminunt Journal lists ny tn cpu y.
srrsagardin' I'll ieadip, eanay dates that,thsy
cant sec through til, s!ttin', from windy
4 with q pair nv strong ol1ry5 GLASSES ei DIV
there's no such prpteetlona.fo1r n ia-a'ad
'.There's Hinnery wis ny5 Wrist
A Virginia, now For some Il eli hty years.
4 circl,mspict life, tbryin' llar-r-d 70 work
\ APP q reputation as a steady Young mar
think ay thriflln' with III q ffeetllops ay
..Yiiff it, no Sooner does lie git nomsna,ed
4 for Vice Presdunt, than al w n pa.y-
apers ep-r-e OH With al hory tllat. hes
4 goin' to run "A way vi tn Young AZ I
\ der Wildly NY slYllty-sl IN WIN
4 out iyin asltlnt m conslMt sAy tn lndy'i
X father47who's been dead and buried these
y s,Tis fhrue that IIinnery comes out
with q denial, Stain hat ne ai.n,i lllyll
liyin laid eyes ON her since a day pay
$ fore III batthe 2aW Wa terlo o--,hnt 81 llo
matthor TIL har-r-ntss done no NJ +.
I'm III q eyes avE housalldS /, iilllhelss
II GIL rank hereafter with Don " VA y w
i All tium other dlss llol ute w ~ ds. sGie
{, 7 wouldn't thrust Ule 81 ra nd
with him forEa Hlnut Pin sIai'l9e as Als
l N s,1sbsra,e trhorlav ItatrbankS again
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
The Control Of Thought.

3
In Tho Times Dispatch Of Sunday was.
an instructive and valuable article by Dr.
Gavin Wilson. entitled "Womcn's
Thought Currents
From the beginning dcvout men have
recognizedSand emphasized the fact that
out Of the heart arc the issues OF life
LAS a man thinketh%in his heart so he
Isl" 1t is tho reservoir OF thought that;
controls the current Of our lives; not
simply the thoughts Of the brain, but, as
the Bible puts 1T the Thoughts OF the
heart. solomon's prayer was for an
Understanding heart" IL the heart is
full OF pure thoughts, sweet and clean
the life OF such q thinker Will be pure
and sweet and clean, as surely as clean
water will flow from a pure spring, Inc
stream may occasionally be muddied for
human nature 10 not perfect, but Il the
fountains be kept pure the stream VIII
soon clear itself UP and continue 70 DO \
sweet and clean. 4. & NJ
There are persons who. while agreeing
With THESE SeneTdi PriHSiplesi 7SSot'sS't"
that it is Impossible for any man or 3wo-i
man TO control the thoughts. DR. Wilson
says ana correctly says that ~ is en- en-,
| tirc practicable to master ones Thoughts
by the Will. by calling q halt and put
ting healthful thoughts IN the place OF
those which are wrong or In any way
improper. This Is the doctrine Of Sub
s.imt:on" an Old doctrine which has
been .thresbed out time and again. MT.
Dloody's simple Illustration was to rec
move the air from, a glass by filling "
i with water As The water goes IN the air
4 is forced out. Another illustration OF q
/ different churacteris the story of stage
dryer. On one occasion he was driving
a fine team along a somewhat dangerous
4 road and the horses We're pulling bead
A titnlly when he took up his lash anc
gave one of the leaders q severe cut.
passenger sitting by expressed hls lndlg-
nation and gave the driver severe re-
i bulse for, his seeming cruelty. where
upon the driver replied: 1.-THE last Tins
~ came along here that lead horse aais
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
Music Of Forty Y ears Ago

Special 10 The Timcs- Dispa tcn en- -.
cert Tor tho repairing fund OF the old Fe y.
Church here viii be given mex .,Sas ~
night by the old-tme rnusic OF fort 49,; ,
ago The performance Will be a reprod uctio .,
of the concerts OF the muslcal artists ~
day. ana ms this section has long been notea
for Its musical talent ard taste, tt WA lapHHs
a treat seldom offered, It VIII ps S0ila -
by a lawn party, IS Fl ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
Bows Serious Injury

h tspecial 10 Thu Times Disn tch.l
ORANGE. " - August 1b,-BeI n "a, g
walker aged about ten mad !, MS y
foot nearly cut off yesterda while pig
mond Fredericksburg and Otomac stn r.,
table at this place. Is foot was &c J. ns 4.
between the ground rail and turn fI aD1e
while they were turning IT arc nd.5} 81!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
Drowned in a Mil Pond.

Especial to The timer Z. 3.
GoRDoNSVILLE VA. August ib - e 81
,5,,noe. an old negro man. wax found dead
Sunday morning d, Bakers Creek. about one ~,
Snl:e west OF GordonsSille. hasips e peg 81
drowned In the NIL race The tght, -
Is not known whether It was &C GIG " ~, ~
intentional He had been Tor yea r. nea,al,y
,,nhAlanced. and lived In a hut ~ = sst'ouy
or woods even In the coolest swea ther
During the blizzard OF J $50. he was i g Y
tured after hard struggle and sent % sth '
asylum. but was released sopp afserNa 70
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16

Are YoAI Goinp 40 the iorlds Fair7
e Ii SO, you should take a long q hottie Of
Scbaml,srlain's Cole, sholera and 81 oiar-
rh0css sEe ypady. u he hot fweath her, fatigue
and change 0f drinking Rat ter and diet
afa aIniosl certain Ito Il l,rQ duse diarrloea
and whan ypq hays this medy at hand
YOU Gan check At at nee. you Wish
rs buy 1t while there you can SGT sitt az
any drlIg store IN 81 .ouis, ana at tle
inside Inn DRUG Store. For sale by ~
druggists ss n Il "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
Fine Waterlrsrelons.

Especial 10 The Tltnes4 piana 81.
RoXBuRY August \, or t,nass
left home to-day wiz two cars OF the finest ne,
melons ever raised on the Peninsula 4, hs
average weight IL sixty-two pounds. L,I [lniH
Nlll mako only lree lec
Staunton and linton. Each ar ca rl.les i,sVo
OF this excellent fruit. 9.g4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
AUGUST l6THtlN WORLDS HISTORY.

The number, put to te SWORD pehea
federates Of tile that the gals OF the
infdels were converted into Christian medicines
Cortez from, Ills colony Vilaca expedonto
Mexico with infantry 10 horses, indians to trans
port artillery and baggage and native troops among which
MOBILES lie took il and hostages Ct
q '1654.
Onondaga salt springs discovered.
lie second Ship from, England i9a1 y
Quaker 81 good estate
III England .
MOI New England Couran issued JAMES Frankl
brother Bcnain the publisher 1T lived only about SIX
years.
Battle 81 Bennington, General Stark with about 1000 New
Hampshire militia and defeated detachment Of Brit
n1and Of tie essan generals Breyme
zine at Bennington
Battle 81 Camden The under General Gates totally
defeated the British under CORVALLIS Baron received
eleven wounds il this which proved mortal
First theatre opened in Boston, called the Xhlbl-
ROOM Of the State prohibiting dramatic perform
they advertised lecture Douglas One
evening about months after Ieaze were
representing the moral lecture Of School Tor Scandal
sheriff made his first and arrested them
by Virtue of$ g peace warrant. ssEsa
Detroit by General uto British under General
Brock without firing from the consulting
1894 $8 #@s&$
hic continued fifteen
Indians called him The Man Ct Truth
President Lincoln, by declared ali
tercourse with seeded States at an end
&sBS$8
General leaves Landing on the james
River
ngals former senator from Kansas died.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
gE T, &c Of yers,.

~ nv .99 1I3y8 Assoc tef F3LAaFi
Il MACONf GA, Aug Gst The manageme1nnk
al ths Macon base bal II gam. South Atlanttd
f,aague,s Tonight gave Augusta I2i cher ~ hips
pie and Catcher Quinn, and slece!ye ~ ex-5B
change Pitcher I,olehow5 So and 5t Catcher
Chandler, bonus was given ~ Macon ,F'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
''R lJNNlll' FOR VIC E=PRESIDUjNI'

odd Man Hogan Discorrses on
the Pains and Penal lilies Of 3 s-i
ing ing q Presidential Candi-55
p avis and the Fair Sex.
Fairbanks asEI ceS Cream Freez-5
Scandalous Newspaper.
Re ports,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
III IS THE BEST

When you take Hostetter's Stomach
Isitters for any derangeinen Of the som'
acli, LIVER or ~ idneys you take the very
best remedy thai science has been able to
prod uce. For over so Years AZ has been cen
the leader In curing siclsly men a md Wo-s
mAn Of Heartburn, R!oatlng, Poor an
petite, Coated Tongue, insomnia 1dl-
pest!on, pyspePsla, cost'ysnI'ee'ss!s ana VA,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
3Il.JJNIF + PYTHIANs. sI


Petersburg e Comp ny, Uniform y 81 Rank e
Knights OF Pythias, left here yesterda y
mo, morning for tLouisyi e b, where they
Will B attend the biennial encampnnent OF
knights OF Pythias Of he United IS ties.
Tie company left on he Pyt hian train,
which goes through from II orfolk to st.
i ,ouis over the Norfolk and 4 Western /
Railroad. .5 Sslas4 ". siis3
They will parti cipate an the Compel tive
drill at the encampment, and VIII at
tend the Worlds Fair at 81. Louis. &
The Acaldenly Of Music IN this city
has recent been IN cluded in the Iea ltl =
4 circuit OF theatres, which eomp Prise al
tie 5in4,or tant theatres In rginja and IN
4, bart a Sof North Carol Ina, and is under
the man man cement of cath q the
:Mlosarf Academy In 4 r lch nof1d
The Academy here has beer re ems oval 4 te 6:
and han dsomeay i'm proved; y and sa eapab bic
orchestra has besn eng ages, Rt2ich ! VIII
Be como ucted by Professor y. k Saul
mann, who Ia q vel sn,Wn muse go
ductor, OF Rtchmo1 nd,
sTs m Il. ", Paiteson, ~ Yenable
and George Cameron Jry Rll Wy leaye lor
the Greenbrler te SPRINGS TO-
sr,Iorrow, and viii he present 81 LRe -eere-
emonys Of not 81
IL West yirsI pla sf y inoi''
inatIon Tor a dent ii, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16

Our esteemed contemporary tho Balti-i
more Herald. has gone unanimously
Democratic Score another for Parker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16

The Parker WATCH fob Will make q fine
check for the trunk Of the q, %, P,,s
elephant,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16

[. The Russian situation is now SO Epitifpl
that even the photographers have stopped
Joking, III Vi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16

All Unsigned Communications will be
rejected.
rejected Communications will not be
returned unless accompanied by stamps
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16

The Clifton Forge Review says that
there is an opening. I'm that town for q
live man who will carry on the bakery
and Zoe cream business. Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
COUNCIL OF
PETERSBURG.
.---.4--------------------
Request Citizens to Pay Portion
Of the Cost Of Inn
provements.
WAREHOUSE WAS ON FIRE II:
.soutl,all and Yarrell Meet iii
Joint Debate at DinWiddie
Courthouse.
WAS ON ON FIRE RI
tsneeIal Is The Timcs. pispat ch3

80
Special TO The Times Dispatch)
I'll FETERsBU URIC, VA, August l5. The
Common Council. at a special meeting
this evening, passed the resolution 50 llltl IN
adopted by the Joint meeting Of the FL l'
NANCE and Public Improvement Commit
tees, providing that owners Of property rus
abutting on sidewalks or roadways Of thS
city. shall be bound by legal agreement.
to pay q specified percentage Of the cost
OF any street Improvements for which
they may ask,
The proposed caucus of the members
elect OF the new Council and Board o.
Aldermen, WHO 60 into Office on Septein-
Der first was not held tonight, only
twelve OF the sthirty-six members having
signed tho, cali.
e. y 3. WAREHOUSE aAF1RE.
A tWo-story frame building near hS7
corner OF Sycamore and East Tabb Streets,
owned and used by Mr.. s. S. Elliott. q
furniture doaier2of this city, as q storage
warehouse, was partially DESTROYED py
fire early Sunday morning.
81 The building was situated very near.
the site Of the stable and other frame
buildings owned by Mr. Elliott. when
we're burned on Saturday morning IN the the
fire that destroyed West IIill YTarcho u u.s.
and II is thought likely that this last ll-s1
fire was cansed by snlouldcrlng eInpers
from the ruins OF the former fire. 35
The storage house was not entirely de-
stroyed, but the greater part Of its COLI 81,
tents including two wagons and several
sets Of harness were burned, and the.
remaining stock ruined by wa ter. Mr.,
sEiliott reckonsj his loss at from eight To
nine hundred dollars, with Insurance
500
Il. soUTHALL AND YARRELL.
The County Court. met at DlnwiddleI
Courthouse this morning. and Congress-
man II. 4, 6. Eouthall and Judge Il, u
Yarrell, candidates for the Democra TIC
con grcsslonal nomination in the Fourth gu, 4
District held 4 FONT debate along the
same lines as thei i a cha e in 4 this city
several n weeks sil; The two speakers
reviewed and compared their political
records. 4 each 10 the detriment Of the
~ lar . "A gnres "A their arguments for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
&, AZ No. q North Tertt, street,
gRlctmo1d, Va. Entered Ja,u-
\ Il ary q7, 1903, a I n lchtr, ond !, Va.
n "a second class matter, under
Act Of Congress Of March .,
81 1879.

s\vaahlnuton bureau. No. 216 Colorado
Building, Fourteenth and e Streets e1s
us Northwest. ~
& Manchester Bureau: Carriers Drug sto ''e
5 no. 1io3 Hull Street.
petersburg Headquarters: .. Beverley
s darrisonis. No. 100 North 8 sycamore
s Street. 5aS III RI s.
IL Tle DAILY TIMES DISPATCH Is sold
sat 3 cents 4 copy. til t9.s If. z
sass The rs SUNDAY T1NfBs-DISP..ATGi1, " si
sold at s cents n copy. 5Sf
Vi The DAILY TIMES D1sPATCsH,.. in-8
ending Sunday in Richmond and Man
chester, by carrier, IL cents per week or
! 80 cents per month.
THE STiMEs.DlsPA RIchn,ond, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16

We want to know how the Virginia
Democracy and the West Virginia Demo
crazy could have gotten along this cam NJ
paign without Joe Button. He's the
finest campaign Button in the bunch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16

The Populists Of Zebra ska have II non,t:-7s
mated Mr.. softlcy for S superintendent Of
public instruction, Well be bet a.1s Pa rker5
watch fob that when he gets UP TO
speak, somebody will yell 81 uder!''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16

!, Tom Watson says tina t politics has the
keenest Interest for him. T he t means
wllen he's running for office6 He seems
to be having a pretty good time Just;
pretending he's running. f5aa 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16

Be virtue av some sixty years HAIRED
work. Charley holds TIL Al long distance
championship for kapin. sthill }asa Twas!
siyln fingered that bessputtin, Charley on
,th ticket tn 3 Raypubllcans would avoid
IN. neces sity aY putt q 81 q. gold plank In
their platform silence belD' golhen-an'
3thered be no chance ayf amy thin. Y spoil-a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16

IAuthor OF '.i.The buccaneers The Re-
3 & formed Messenger Boy,,,'sS.'' Peter Pot
Izter, Business Iriva te er, IS etc 4, 4
~ -. UNNIN' for ice Presidu
3 3 said Old Man Hogan, is ike
- hnyin' TIL Fmun1p s. It's pain-si
IES\ full; you git III & swelled up
<ssabout TIL hid,s an TIL Dist
49S31 ~ YOU can git out it-bar-r-
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-27
HE COT THERE,

| Madisonyille Hustler: Congress
man Stanley drove from Hender.
son TO SlaughtersvilIe Saturday
Night in order not to disappoint n
crowd which had gathered there
to hear him speak He missed
train in Henderson ald at once
secured r buggy and drove to Sc
bree. There he secured a new
horse At q while waiting for the
change 10 be made telephoned 10
Slaughtersyille that he was on the
way.
The congressman reached b /
destination shortly before g o..
clock in the evening The crowd
Was waiting for him. Despite the
fact that he WAS worn out from
the long dri he at once plunged
into the speech and entertained
the audience for two hours The
meh cheered him wildly at times, |
and the speech Was pronounced J
one OF the best ever heard At that
place.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-27

as Indifferent as you have beea
the campo ga would have collap.
ed long ago. II you are fread
to the Administration w believe
you will gladly assist in this s1rk
now that you know how much de
Ponds upon your prompt action.
II not a friend We can o. course
expect no aid from YOU But whe.
Their You will COR will not Assist us
We trust you will DO us the cour.
tesy T. reply o this commune.
ton. Are you against rs in the
hghty II for us send us on the
receipt Of this letter a contrib.
ton as large ms heretofore reques
ted. Let us hear from you by ~.
turn mail
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-27
Some Republican Methods.
Sheridan, Ky

Louisville Times: The Repub.
licans aie becoming desperate, SC
fearful are they that they will not
oe able to purchase the election
in this district, the Third and the
Ninth. Here is copy of Letter
No. 4, Persons can read between
the lines and tell what a failure TO
contribute means:
Dear Sir: We greatly regret
that you have failed to respond TO
our letter asking for a oontrlbu.
tion to help pay the Legitimate OK
penses of this campaign. You
are aware that we must send spsa-
kers throughout the State, distri.
butte literature and maintain AN
organization. If others had bsen
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-27
IN HARD LINES.

Cape Haytien, Hayti, Oct 20. -
The Haytien exiles who sought
refuge ON lnagua island have left
that island aud are on their way
to Monte Christi, on the northern
coast OF Santo Domingo. Il h a
Hay ten government, through the
minister at ) lnto Domingo, has
demanded that President Morales
prevent exiles from landing ON
Dominican territory, or that he
cause their immediate expulsion
or arrest, in conformity with the
reciprocal arrangement between
the two governments.
1t is reported that fresh distur.
Dances have occurred in Sant1
Domingo, and that the custom
house a. Porto Plata has been or
will be taken possession OF by an
American representative. Simi.
lar action lie expected at Monte #,
Christi.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-27
RECORDED DEEDS

A. f. Griffith to c. Il. Weldon, 10
acres, Sl13O.
+. l.. Frandid to T., NJ, McFee, an'
J. A. Dollar. mineral privileges on
a ,res for 800.
j. NJ Guess to G. w. Taylor, undivi
ded half interest in land for Sl3jG.2j.
Lorne Tabor to J. \. Sullngcr, l0
acres. $3.50.
II. G. Paris toJohn N Tritts, 10 acres
for $500
Florence r. Yandell 70 Caleb Stone,
lot in Marion, $780,
John Pace to Eagle Fluor Spar Co.,
50 acres 500
Lemul Il. Winter to Felix Provechcrc,
undivided interest in land, 600 and
other considerations.
j. f. Pickens to J. w. Edwards, 1919
acres, S72J
Carl r. Glenn to II. f. Wells, lot in
Dycusburg, SlOO
Il. w. Wilson 20 Blue Il Num-, l25
acres, for $1,000.
Samuel t. Grimes to Curran Pope and |
others, "a acres, $500.
John W. Tabor to r. f.. Rushing, land |
IN Livingston creek, go.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-27
FARM FOR SALE.

Seventy five acres; IL
miles south of Sheridan on
Marion and Lola road. This
farm consists of a good frame
dwelling of 3 rooms, double
hall and three porcnes, all out
buildings good ; fine water,
good fencing, well timbered
and a nice orchard. | will sell
this farm on easy terms, and
will take any kind of good
stock. | also have for sale 3
other hood farms and will sell
at a bargain.
Il. II. MOORE
Sheridan, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-27
For Sale.

will move in town this winter and
wish to sell my home q acres, nice fram
dwelling Of SIX rooms, good stock barn.
garden and orchard One hundred yards
from corporate limits, one-fourth mile to
graded school building; also % acres Of
rich bottom land, nearly joining home
place, all in cultivation; also one fine
span OF draft horses, wagon, farming
implements, corn, hay, etc. All for cash
Price for place aud land $500.
A. j. THOMPSON,
Kuttawa, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-27
The MALTA

Columbus, O, oct. 20-ChisI
Of Detectives Dundou says that
the Malta, a branch Of the Pitts
burg Malta, is terrorizing the Ital
ians Of Columbus. The killing OF
Yohuko Gergersh Monday is attri
buted to the Malta here. The po.
lice say that three Italians whom
they tried TO apprebenj are in the
vicinity of Toledo collecting dues
for the Pittsburg Malta. Chief
Dundon says that it is impossible
TO spprehend the most desperate
Italians here because they are
projected by the Malta.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-27
kFor Sale.

One farm Asituated on the Salem and
Smithland road five miles west Of Salem
containing 100 acres Of land in one tract
and about 30 acres in another tract, 100
acres cleared 100 in timber, good three
room house, two good cisterns two
ponds, four acres 10 orchard two good
prospects for veins Of mineral. Will sell
all for one-half cash or divide said farm
to suit all parties. S. peukins,
Marion, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-27
Good Farm for $500 psr ere.

$50 acres, 10 cleared, under good fence
everyone tillAbie. Nice 4 room dwelling
2poruhes and hall, house cost sCn0 /
tenant house, tobacco hain that Will
house acres 81 tobacco, stock barn. =
wells, ] cisterC, . acres m orchard. -
Interested IN mineral you will like the
place. This farm lies adjoining a email
village favored with school and postofhcc
stores etc, right AZ the door There
certainly b. bargain IN this fam and
those Interested would do we'll TO SEQ the
place At once. For further information
address. W. l.. Kennedy q Co.
Lola. Nv.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-27
WatChman Drowned

Yesterday morning before day hgh,
a Natchman whose name could not b,
procured, was drowned at the Tennessee,
river bridge whore the Illinois Central
railroad Is putting up the new bridge,
The man was employed and stationed
around the works and some time before
DAY light fell over into the river, where
his yelIs Tor assistance attracted the at.
.entIon Of others, but before they could
reach his side he had sunk and gone 10
the bottom. Tho body had not been ~.
covered last evening. The man was g
iedr- Of age.