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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16
Let Us Give Thanks.

Governor Ilcywa,d has issued Ills an
lows:
State of south Garolna--Hy the Cover
nol-A proclumation.
Whereas, wc, as a people, have set
apart one day in each year as special
occasion for prayer thanksgiving and
praise, to be 50 observed by all,
Now, therefore, l. ID. G. licyward,
Governor Of the State Of South Carolina,
in accordance with This hOnorcd custom,
do hcrcby proclaim Thursday, November
2ith instant, as on, annual Thanksgiving
Day, to be observed by our citizens.
oWthat special day our people are all
requested to refrain from their ordinary
occupations and To assemble III their va
riouS places OF worship and in their
homes, there, in grateful and hclpinl
communion, To render devont thanks
unto the Givrr OF all Good Tor His mcr-
HcicS and BLESSINGS, Tor his guidance aud
IL lis care.
I ON, blessings have been manifold dur
ing tie past year and We should, with
grateful hearts, render thnIkS unto Him
WHO is alone the Giycr OF all those Gifts
Which make our lives better, happier
Eand moro useful. With no disaster 0ur
material development has strengthened,
/ bonntiui haivcsts have rewarded onr
! huShandmcm, and uplifting blessings and
Influences have boon ours.
Il Witl grateful recognition OF all these
I BLESSINGS vouchsafcd untunS as a people,
, let the trnc and sacred spirit Of genuine
\ thanksgiving and praise fill our hearts
] nov and strengthen us for continued ia
\ hurS, for further usefulness and for such
Ncti2rnShip as Shall measure up more
Iiully to these privileges and rcsponsi
/ bilitcs.
4 Given at the Executive chamber at Co
\ lumbia this fom tocnth day Of Novcm
I hcr, ,in the year Of oul Lord ono tltous
4 and nine hundrcd and fourand OF Tho
\ Independence Of tie United States oI
4 Amcrica the ono luudrc0 and twenty
| ninth.
i. .#iIcyward, Governor.
j.. Can't Secretary Of state.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16
Turks 0rdorcd to Mako Good.

Constantinoplc, November ll.-Tho
American legation hero has addressed q
noto to tho porte demanding repara.ion
for tho recent attack, near Aleppo, by
brigands, upon caravan belonging to
tho American house of MacAndrews &
Fobcs, of Smyrna. The raid resulted in
the killing of six Of tho caravans camels
money. Tho legation insists upon the
arrest and punishment Of tho outlaws,
the restitution Of the camnls and money
and tho adoption OF ci1icacious measures
for the prevention of recurrence Of the
outrage. .
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16
Agents Wanted.

All kinds of money can bo made sell
ing Penn Mutual Life Insurance in the
Indian Territory. With more than
scvcnty-tvo million dollars paid out to
tho Indians this year and with more cot
ton raised than can be gathered, there is
no place in the United States whore Life
Insurance can be sold SO easy as in the
Indian Territory Liberal commission
paid to reliable agents.
NJ. i. ALEXANDER,
.li-i7 Ardmore, Ind. Ter.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16

A sliGur rumbling and shaking is
snid to hayc been folt in Greenyillo last
Sunday morning about o'clock, and
it was thought to bo an earthquake. No
need for alarm, however. 1t WAS only
tho settling OF things aftor tho great
landslide Of NovemborS.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16
TREsP Ass NOTICE.

nj Office is hereby given to al persons
ting timber, setting out fire on trcSpaSs-
ing in any manner whatsoever. Parties
entering oul lands will be prosecuted to
the fullest extent OF the law.
j, a. lvcStcr, II. +, j. w. Schroeder,
j. II. NcnI. I.chc. W. a. Strother.
October 26, 1907. 1915
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16
nv MNoRACY 100 INnEtlNLTE.

IN sprAkip9goi tstc &lrat Republican
lNia Sliaa in thc nnuon, ana his omu
Dcmocrtticav avi,lanoh, in Massachusetts
Willim T.. DoUgarai GtsYcrnore elect OF
tl wus pleur,l hcaauSc made my
u&,lrr upon !, single, i've, hnnaU issue
wIlich lrurbcil sriai2IiItIntpth lie iutimatc,
every dan 0iialS oi nCu aud womcu--
because ul tllI iSSuc and t generous use
III pIiblicitS Advertising has made my
business Ray, aud uScdltto the limit
#in directing aud accusing the sentiment
whirI know,o be widespread on lie
subject whlrh Was our chief issue
rcciprociiy art,l tariff reform. made
thc hght solely on tho proposition that
Nr shpnld hayc rcriVrnUtN aud that the
1rUStS, wlnCh SrllHucir products abroad
GhCapcr tlIal wc eau buy them here,
Slluuld n0t 10 permitted 10 enjoy pro-
|t0rtinO. n 9hyo thcm practical examples
pt hc.wn kins uf the iarif.a With an
RgncSsiyc campaign, npologiHiug for
unNhiug aS'Iug no iavurs, iGhting the
sHtEu> tSaho .UUNng acica. issue, We could
!iHyr wor &in|.,hc uanun, wasted no
EiinrpMaHRd 1SSncSitt. lnS cHlnpaign
# ii sttjkus#,ts that Mr Douglass has
ulrn,od np tho whplc situation IN This
. hmnf StaIGncu,. Spn,a years ago tie
4;nrUh}iriiN p<y stoIa tic Demo,
aln'ie Ilatlofm, retaNlipR onlY one plank
am thrI"nwn nutulntpd structure,
trtl stuao tinltInr thc Drmorracy has
aGcrt mnrc'ji rss III aatand cn,,l.cly 100
naclidl. As tr pQitey. Fullowing SIR.
4ou4las'S llan sur aEgrrsSiyc cam
Wai!1, aIolU&iling&fUr nui,Iug, asking no
i (. 1 . a. ~. . . u 4 :. .
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16

WHEAT and corn continue in active do
mand at high prices, and cotton is hold
ing up we'll, notwithstanding record
breaking rocoipts, duo, mt loast, in part,
to tho exceptionally fino weather for pick
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16
New ADVERTISEMENTS.
RECEIVERS SALE OF PERSONALLY.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I
COUNTY OF OCoNEE.

Court Of Common Pleas.
Michael Bros, for itself and on bohalf Of
Creditors of b. G. Brock and l.. O..
Brock, as partners under tho firm name
Of B. &. Brock Il Brother, Plaintiff,
against
B. G.. Brock and l.. o. Brock, as partners
in trade, undor tn, firm name of B. G..
Brock & Brother, ct al, Defendants.
Pursuant to order Of tho Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Oconcc county, in the above
entitled action, | will sell, TO the highest
bidder, at public auction, at the store Of
b. 9. Brock tv Bro, ut Tokecna, 5. g.,
on Thursday, December lst, 1904, ut 10
a. m, the stock of goods, wares, mcr-
chandiSc and fixtures.
Terms: Cash G. II. PHILLIPS,
1910 Receiver.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16

Thou, my friend, would iiko to know
Why fair twin roses blush aud blow
In baby's chooksP III toll thee,
They're nourishod by "Trethinn." See!
''rEErHINA" Croething Powdors)
oyercomes and counteracts tho effects OF
tho summers heat, aids digestion, rogu-
lates the bowels and relieves much suf.
fering aud dread -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16
Notice to -rrespassers,

M Office is hereby given to all persons
IN not to trcSpaSS on any Of my iaudS
in any WAY WhatSocvcr-bY land mark
ing, hunting, fishing, digging roots, cut
ting timber, setting out fire or trcspasS-
ing in any other manner. Parties ontcr
ing said lands after publication OF this
notice will be dealt with to the fullest
extent OF the law. j. L. DI AR,
NoYcmDCr lG, 1901. rs 10
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16

WASTED--About 2, 100000 ablo- bodied
Democrats. Apply at Democratic head.
quarters carly in November, 1908. Top
of tho market-cash or barter.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16
Murdered Family and Burned House.

Auburn, Cal, November / |. .-It is now
known that Julius Weber, his wife, their
9.yrar-oll tlnughtcr, Bertha, their sou,
Paul, aged II years, were murdered last
night by an unknown assassin, who set
fire to the homo in an effort to cover his
crime. Before the lire had made any
great Roadway, the bodies Of tho muir
dcrcd woman and her two children were
rescued from the burning house. An
examination OF tho bodies showed that
Mrs. Weber and the children had been
murdered before the fire had been
started. Mrs. Weber and her daughter
had been killed by pistol wounds. On
the boys head we're several deep cuts.
He had also been shot All efforts to
reach julius Wcbcr, the father, wore
abandoned until to-day, when a search
was made in the burning timbcrs, aud
his body WAS found in the bathroom Of
the dwelling. flc, too had been shot
by the flames. One very peculiar cir
cunlStancc Of the tragedy is that, while
the bodies Of the mother and her daugh
ter were burned to some extent, the
apartment in which they We're lying was
moi on fire whrn the tircmcn broke in
which showed that thcy had been killed
in some other portion pf the house, par,
tally burned aud then dragged into the
room whore they We're found #
'Hhclobbcry theory is about exploded.
Adolph Wchcr, the son, aged % who is
tho DULY member OF the ihmily alive
talks lut little, but to rhc coroner and
ShcIiit he said lie did not think the
motive was rthcr robbery or revenge
When asked il hchAdat ."ry he said
say rclnctanNy, that his inihcr hat Il
yiplpnt at,unprl' No bpv said lr loft
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16
.he Exact Ihnu Fcnuircd ior CONSTIPATION.
a Photograph SwindIer.

Columbia, November \ complaint
has been received ty Governors Ilcyward
MON Magistrate CliastRin, Of PickrnS
couuty,abont the Chas J. Hartley ror
trjit O., m" "comranN alleges tlat il
has headquarters at Sparthnbnrpt and
.MU ChaStnin states that the field aGcut
collects lifty cents on each order and
takes pOphotographS that lie is 10 GU
largc.and that nothing is heard from the
iifly cents the photographs. iicwritcs
tt,at one widow has been crying for n
week bcGausr She lot the agont have the
only picture she had OF 4 deceased
daughter, and thnt there IS much com
pintnt III riCkcus county about the mat
Tor Gogcrn0r Hayward is asked TO otfor
a reward for the arrest Of the agent.
There is no warrant and there appears
.to have hpcn no proceedings against
and thclr IS no compliant thai
,hCmisa fugitive lrom justice, therefore
Tic Ooqoriol has decided not to olIcl a
IcWnIti.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16
no CuusE 4 GOLD IN ONE DAY.

Take lIAX ATIyE BKoMo QulNINE Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. +. w. Groves signature is on
each box. Poe.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1904-11-16

---- -~NN NTT-E EE',I-T' WTTIT VF!INT"
Auhurn, Cal, November ! Eigh.
tcrn,ycarold Adolph Wchcr is under
arrest, charged With the murder Of lis
father, mother, sister aud broihcr and
then burning the llouscto hide the crime.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-12-28
A Pleasant Occasion.

The supper given by the Royal
Arcannm at the armory Wednesday
evening was largely attended, and the
occasion was a delightful one in every
respect. Large tables were ladened
With barbecued meats, turkey, chick.
en- fruits. ETC., and full justice was
done TO the tempting Vlands alter an
address delivered by Hon. l.. h. Chap
pell OF Colum bus. Mr.. Chappeli, VINO
is grand vice-regent of the Royal
Arcanum in Georgia, is pleasing and
entertaining speaker, and after COM
plimentary reference to the people OF
Dawson and Terrell county he spoke
impressively of the merits and the
good work of the fraternal order OF
which he is a distinguished repre-
sentative,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-12-28
ROASTED THE NEW YORK PAPERS

great deal has been said about the
influence of the New York newspapers,
but events of recent years 90 not bear
out the popular idea that they, in a
large measure, shape public opinion
and policies.
In an address delivered before the
Chicago City Club few nights ago
Mr.. Norman HapgoOd, editor OF Col
lier's Weekly, made rather remarKa-
HE sneech in which he declared that
the Chicago and western newspapers
possess more honest. straight dlsln :
terestedness, and in addition to their
less rabid partisanship give more
space and more energy to the discus
sion of matters which are close TO the
masses, than do the daiies OF New
York and other eastern cities. Con-
tinuing he said:
"In view of the fact that the New
York daiiies reach ten millions OF
Deople one would suppose they pos
sessed an enormous amount OF power,
! but. as a matter of fact the situation
is laughable. Most of their influence,
however, has been for evil. For sake
of illustration, take Judge Parker's IA
nous gold telegram. That message
was the direct result of the threats OF
three New York newspapers to bolt
unless the Wall street interests receiv'
ed some recognition Conceive, II you
can. the bitter humiliation with which
the democratic leaders received that
telegram at ST. Louis, realizing. as
they did, that their efforts to intro
duce real issues into the democratic
Dlatfurm were of no avail"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-12-28
WAS SCOTT MURDERED?


The hat of Louis Scott, a Twelfth
district negro who has been missing
two weeks, was found in the woods
Monday with holes in it that seem to
have been made by shot. Scott was
last seen with Hop Baldwin, the two
negroes having gone hunting together,
and it is thought that he may have
been killed by Baldwin. Baldwin was
a witness in a case against Scott.
Sheriff d. x. Christie and Sheriff
elect j. H. oxford left for the Twelfth
district Tuesday morning to search
for the body of Scott, but nothing had
been heard from them at the slime OF
going to press.
Baldwin is in jail awaiting develop
mentS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-12-28
TRIED so CRIMINAL CASES.
City Court Adjourned Thursday
After Session of Four Days.

After busy, session OF four days
during which eighty criminal cases
were disposed of, the city court ad'
iourned Thursday night.
There were four sentences OF twelve
months in the chsingang without the
privilege of paying out, as fol owt:
Kid Balm for carrying concealed
weapons, Sherman Robinson and
Arthur Price for jumping contracts,
and Sam Ste wart for escap ng.
Judge Raines dispatched the bus
mess OF the court with great rapidly,
and imposed his usual fines for the
various otfenses.
The docket was the largest in the
history of the court, and the mum Der
of cases disposed of broke all previous
records.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-12-28
Odd Fellows Feast Tomorrow.

At their hall tomorrow evening the
Odd Fellows of Dawson, together with
their families and invited friends, Will
enjoy an elegant supper. About tSo
hundred invitations have been issued,
and a large crowd will no doubt be
present to participate in the pleasures
of the evening. Hon John w. Ben
nett of Waycross, Grand Master for
Georgia, is expected to be present and
make an address.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-12-28
Winter Tourists Rates Via Central.

The Central of Georgia railway will
have excursion tickets on sale daily
until April 30th, 1905, to resorts in
Florida, Cuba, Nassau, Texas, etc.
Final limit of tickets May 3lst, 1905.
For further information relative to
rates and schedules apply TO the
nearest ticket agent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-12-28
A Marriage In BronWuud.

At the home Of the brides parents,
MIR. and Mrs. j. L. Murray, in Bron-
wood, Miss Emma Murray was married
to Mr.. Y. S. Blsckstock last Wednes-
day. Rev. J. G. Parker officiating.
The bride is cultured and popular
Young lady, while the groom is a
highly esteemed young farmer. The
happy couple have the best wishes OF
a large mum Der OF friends. Their home
will he at DOVerel.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-12-28
Sunday School Institute.

A Sunday school institute, embrace
ing a number of the Baptist churches
in Friendship Association. will con
vene at the Baptist church in Dawson
on Thursday, January 9th, at p. NJ,
and continue through Sunday. The
institute will be conducted by Mr..
Geo. w. Andrews, of Atlanta, who
has charge of the Sunday school work
for the Baptists in Georgia.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-12-28
Homer Love Is Engineer.

The city council has elected Homer
Lowe engineer at the light plant TO
succeed Ed Pace, who declined to &C
cept the recollection that was rendered
him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1904-12-28
Has Stood the Test for rs Years.

The old original Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic. You know what you are
taking It's iron and quinine in a
tasteless form. No cure no pay. Soc
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-23
ALBERT H. TRAVIS
Asks for Reelection 10 the Office Of
jaiIer Of This County.

4 time-tried and 6re-tested can.
dldntc in the person Of Albert II
Travis elsewhere in these columns
announces that he is candidate
for reelection 10 the office Of miller.
His claims are, of course, subject
to the action VI the Republican
party, and TnE RpooRD speaks for
him careful consideration.
Mr. Travis Is a married man and
y ~ years Of age. He is native
of Crittenden county and a lifelong
Republican. His father, J. Ilar.
vcy Travis, is q very old resident.
being nearly ~ years Of agc, and,
like nearly all Of the Travis family,
has lcca Republican all Of his
life.
Mr.. Travis has made the county
a splendid official, and should he
bc reelected he would try to SUI.
pass, II possible, his present record
n fearless and faithful custodian
Of the county Jail.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-23
AWFUL PENALTIES
FW Telling Secrets d hOrmons-
Oath Taken.

Washington, Dcc. 2l.-Amung
five ncv Witness. examined hy thc
.,ua,, ummiiirc un pnvilrrs aud
elections In the investigation II Pm.
tr.,. agains, senator Rccd Smco,
riaining his sat IN the cnAic.
The 6rsi wiinc~ dc.cnlsl thc obli.
cations taken by pcrons who pas.
through illc endowment hou~c and
dcaud that v,rry unc Agu,> to
submit 10 mutila,iOu II the p~r-on
Il be- ~ she rycals vhai take.
placc during The cCwmony.
] n. Wallis, -. one u the ait.
nc~c.. dc-7ulsd thr prnal,i-- pr.
.crit-l &c r,ysline vhai ovur in
,hr endowment liou- a. iollOvs
That ihc throa, D. gu, irum raT
tn rat and the iungur h. TOM OH
THAT the lDaS b. "a, asun,lCr
and the heart and ,i,als b. torn
inm the lody
That Il demanded W will give
. all W. p,----. TO lhc support II the
chuph.
The nrNl obligation Wa one II
chr,i,y. in which the oblisi,or
aerC,l M, 10 rohsld, with any pr.
~n NO, rwn him or her hy The
priests
"lnahcr obligation va unr
,ha, W. wouldncwrOas In imp,t.
,unr high h,awn In a,cnec lhr
l,.sl II ,lr prophet. upon ,hr ma
tim. II ,hc nr,h, | DIN, ius, n
mrml.r which" SAID the wi,ncs,
"rhi. va. followed by a quota
I,,m iron the =rip,urs, ! think.
Revelations. VI, ., The -'uls 1t
l,hca, .lain crir,l aloudg On Ihr altar
br wnnanv. "
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-23
ss~ Paper lct smilhlsnd.

Smithland, Ny, D,c. @.-li has
iu., tsvn announo,l hctu that with
the beginning oi the ncw yCar tvo
newspaper. viii h. publishcl hcrc.
u. c. lashcr will purchase the lAy.
inEriun BANNER, and &C, a. c,liior.
while Bill Clarke, pr-cnl editor II
the Hammer, and ludec fn,l Caa.
pr, vill install new Domcralic
iapf under the name VI the lAv.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-23

pcrs read by mon identified with
The business and social development
oi our city and county, with the
view Of calling attention to the
wonderful progress already made,
and the still more wonderful pos
sibllltlcs awaiting only the two
great forces, capital and labor, 10
become realities.
The banquet will undoubtedly
mark an cpoch in the history Of
this district, and the Commercial
Club should have the cooperation
oi all patriotic and progressive
citizens
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-23
Some Business Changes.

J VI McChcsney. the Salem
sir'i groceryman, will occupy the
Hcarin stand on Main street after
January lr.
Having been unable 10 secure
another stand, Mcsss. lIearin 4
Son will remove their groccrics to a
wan rom in the rcar II their pr,-.
rni stand, where they will remain
until they can secure a ls,,cr stand
Cochran 4 Pickcns have rented
the s,orr nov ocupicd by ]. VI.
MFhr-nry, which Is only spar.
atcl irom their pr-nt s,on, by a
partition wall \ larp arch door
will h. cut In ihi. wall. throwing
ihc two -torr- iniu one. which will
all h. iillrl With .ioet ~ L.-.p.r.
with their trade.
pirkcns 4 Lavender will ne,
"oum their new stand hy the
Ma~'nic building until after christ.
ma,
Ed Meta !. lack At his old stand.
having purcla-,d the Bco,h inter.
e., ui ihc llouih 4 w"nldridgc lar.
l"r .hop Mc..r.. Woodbridge end
Metz havc employed Eugrnc Scd.
rry, II smiihland. and will con.
ilnur tn run thrc chair.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-23
JOE CHANDLER
Announces az a Candidate For ihe
Office Of ASSESSOR.

Tnr CRITTENBEN RpuRD akc~
pleasures IN announcing to IT, many
radcrs The candidacy oi Mr.. Joseph
l1gan Chandler for the endorse.
mcnt oi the Republican party Tor
the uiiioc Vt as--sor " this goOl
county e Crittcndcn. You will
find in another place in thc-c
columns his formal announcement
and at the hands II Republican,
generally W. sprak for him kind
Consideration.
Mr Chandler !. irom Pincy pr.
cinci, IN fact, a native u that pr.
cinc,, and has always l.cn Rcpub.
han. H. never held an olhw.
ha' has bccn deputy Assessor under
the prvsnt incuml-ni.
loc Chandler Is we'll hkcl every.
whcrc, t-'inF a fir, clas.. tip top
man IN uycy r~pot. and should
,hc Republican party in it. wisdom
.'r iii To Eiw him the nomination
he will " found at hi- po-t oi duty
anil will win out in the final acr.
lie y a marricl man and !. forty.
one ycars IT agc.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-23
Bowling Party.

At the Bowling party Monday
evening the following couples con.
tested for beautiful medallion:
Kay Kcvil and Miss Nellie Thorn.
as, Rob Cook and Miss Kittie
Gray, Henry Haynes and Miss
Matte Davis, Greed Taylor and
Mis- Ebba Pickcns, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Gilbert, Oh Tucker and Miss
Ruby james.
The last mentioned couple won
the prize with the highest double
score yet made, 3l2.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-23

Call on the new firm. wooldridg,
& Metz. harbers.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-23
A CALL
For couah htietnsY Henderson 10
MAIZE q Race ies Reelection.

Marion, Ky, Nov. 22nd. ipOi.
To Mr.. Carl Henderson.
Marion, Nv.
Dcar Strive thr undersigned
-olicit yUu 10 make The racc again
Zoe County Attorney and will give
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-23
A CALL
For c. E. Weldon 10 be a Candidate
For Reelection.

Tolu, Ky, Dee. %, 1904.
To the REruBLIcAS COMMITTEE or
CRrrrENDES CouNrY:
Recognizing the fact that our
present County Court Clerk, c. 4.
Weldon, has during his present
term Of office given entire satisiac.
ton, by 50 ably and faithfully dis
charging the duties Of his Office.
We the undersigned voters Of Tolu
precinct do hereby respectfully re-
quest that the honors of c.nomina.
iion bc bestowed upon Mr.. Weldon
that his name may again appear on
the ballots To H. voted next Noyem.
bcr:
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Commercial Club Banquet.

lhn it', annual tanquc, Of the
SCCC C. will h. held a, Marion
N'tnet als,, 1904.
u" m,mtVr oi the club arr
'''''ne earnestly To make this han.
WI memorable occasion. MT
'a' hF the club. hu, In lanSr
'n'' I've the city Of Marion i,s,li
'al The community at larpc.
Invitations will h. extended to
''m'ncn, poplc throughout ,hc
'''niy and state.
N'dN'scs viii h made and ~.
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Notice.

The Commercial Clubs flint rcgu.
lar meeting will be on Tuesday.
December y, : O'Clock p. m, at
The pos, oilicc building hall. \ full
attendance Of the members is re.
quericd, as important business will
come up for discussion and action
Of The club members.
T II COCHRAN, Pres.