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passed Sunday with his wife at the home of Mrs Isaac Beers.

Charles Sherman Peck of California, whose boyhOOd was passed in New town, and Mrs Peck, are enjoying a trip across the continent. They have visited friends in Orange, Pine Brook and MOrriStown, N. J., also in Bridge port and Newtown. MT and Mrs Peck left on Wednesday for Washington, D. O., and will visit New Orleans, La, the St Louis exposition, the Grand Canyon of the Colorado and other points of interest, on their return trip, arriving home about the middle of De- cember. This is MT Peck's first visit East in 30 years.
 Andrew Lewis has taken a position in the factory of the Fabric Fire Hose O..
 Miss Annie McNamara of Bridgeport passed Sunday with her parents, MT eand Mrs Michael McNamara, in the Glen.
 ..Jo''n Dayton, Landlord Edward Fay lor's genial assistant, passed Wednes- day in Danbury.
 Mrs Robert Tomlinson and daughter of Suttield and Miss Laura Klein passed several days with MT and Mrs Edward Taylor.
 The Sunday hours at the drug store of Betts x Betts are 10 to lO.45 a. m,, 12 to 1, and 6 to p; m.
 Mrs Michael Lynch of Gas streetihas returned home, after weeks visit with Bridgeport friends.
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VNANTED-Teams for hauling in ties and w hauling away lumber. w. H. Thomas, R. F. D., South Kent, Conn. WANTED A good blacksmith; must be 8
 w sober, reliable man who understands his business. Address with reference. stating wages expected, Ackley, Hatch Marsh, New Milford, Conn.
 FOR SALE-A six cover high shelf kitchen range. good order. Rev II. A. Price. Bap tist Parsonage. Stepney. Conn.
 COLLIE PUPPIES-Of the very best pedi- (J gree None better Females at a bargain They represent the best lines of ancestry in this!country or England. Lothian Kennels Stepney, Conn.
 EOR SALE-A good saw table nearly new. Price reasonable. Picot BroS.. Stepney. Ct L'OR SALE-A new milch COW; also good sprngers. w. J. Candee, Stepney Depot. Conn.
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Bordens Milk Co. has been supplied with ice, the past season, by w. c. Johnson, who las been fortunate in having J. II. billiard and D. $. Bartram to look after his interests and the necessities of a growing trade.
 MI and Mrs Charles s. Peck of Cal ifornia and Mrs Julia Peck Williams of Orange, N. J., were guests on Thurs day of last week of MT and Mrs George k. Parmelee, in Iiattertown.
 MT and Mrs Joseph Tomlin and baby and Miss Amy Tomlin of Bridgeport were guests, Monday, at w. P. Tom, lin's.
 Frank iFairman of Chicago, H..
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Can Cure Your Corns.

Send 10c for trial box of corn cure, Co Corn Cure means death to cOrns.
 Go Remedy Co.,. Bridgeport, Conn., EOR SALE-ClOsely Matched Black coach I team. years old, 225U pounds; 1 closely matched team of workers, :25OO pounds, ' and 9 years old; good sized cheap horses; 3 safe family horses, young and sound; road mare 5 years old, some speed. Edgar T. Andrews, Elm street, Bethel.
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RESTRICT OF VIEWPOINT, ss. Probate U Court, Nov. 2, 1904.
 Estate of Elisabeth Leavenworth, late of Newtown. in said district. deceased. praying that an Instrument in writing pur- porting to be the last will and testament of Said Elisabeth 'Leavenworth, deceased, may be proved, approved, allowed and admitted to probate. as per application on file more fully appears; it is
 Ordered That said application be heard and determined at the Probate office in Newtown on the 10th day of Nov. 1904. at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon by pub fishing the same once in some newspaper having a circulation in said district.
 M. J. Bradley, Judge.
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Mrs Robert Tomlinson and daughter of Suttield and Miss Laura Klein passed several days with MT and Mrs Edward Taylor.
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Political CaucuseS.

DEMOCRATIC OAUOUS-Notice is hereby Y given to the Democratic voters of the town Town hall in said town on Friday evening; Nov. A. 1904, at 7.3O p. m for the purpose or placing in nomination two candidates for rep resentatives to be voted for at the election business. Samuel A. Blackman: William J. Brew. M. J. Houlihan. Dem. Town Oon Dated at NewtOwn, Conn.,, Oct. P. 1904.
 NOTICE-A caucus of the Citizens party IN will be held at the office of William J. Beecher on Friday evening, Nov. 4, at o'clock. for the purpose of ,nomi hating repre- sentatives and Justices of the peace. and do ing any other proper business. Per order Town Committee.
 NOTICE-The Democratic electors of the IN town of Brookfield qualified to vote in caucuses, are requested to meet at the Town hall on Monday evening. Nov 2, 1904, at eight o'clock. for the purpose of nominating a can. didate for representati to the next General Assembly,; to nominate candidates for Jus tices of the Peace. and to do any other proper sI bus business Dated ts aE E9nn oSn 06T S Thornhill Chairman.
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W. F. Tomlin passed a few days in this week.
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The Sunday hours at the drug store of Betts & Betts are 10 to 10.45 a. m,, 12 to 1, and to D. m.
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no THE BOARD of County. Commissioners l of Fairfield County: hereby apply for a eating Liquors, Ale, Lager Beer. Rhine Wine and Older at Oampbell's hotel, San dy Hook Street. Town of Newtown.
 My place of business is not located within 200 feet in a direct line of 8 Church edifce or pub lie Schoolhouse. or the premises pertaining Cemetery.
 Dated at Newtown this 18th day of Oct, A.
 Patrick W. Campbell, Applicant. We, the Undersigned, electors and taxpay- CTS, as defined by law, of the town of NewtOwn, hereby endorse the application of the above named Patrick w. Campbell for such license. Dated at Newtown this 18th day of Oct. A. D. 1904.
 Patrick Lynch, John Lynch, Michael Blake, Edward Sherman, Patrick Keane.
 hereby certify that the above named en. dorsers are electors and taxpayers as defined by law, of the town of NewtOwn.
 Dated at Newtown this 18th day of Oct. A. D. 1904. M J. Houlihan, Town Clerk.
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skirt patterns and black sateen skirts. A superior quality of tleece-lined slip perS and shoes for ladies.
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Mrs Michael Lynch of Gas streethas returned home, after a weeks visit with Bridgeport friends.
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Liquor License Applications.

ITO THE BOARD of County Commissioners l of Fairfield County.-I hereby apply for liquors, ale, larger beer. rhine wine and cider at Glen Hotel Sandy Hook look street st @ ,Iow5 WI within 200 feet 1n a direct line of a church edifce or public schoOlhOuSe. or the premises pertaining thereto. or any post-ofhce, public library or cemetery. D., 1904.
 Thomas J. Cavanaugh. Applicant. CTS. as defined by law, of the Town of New town, hereby endorse the application of the above named Thomas J. Oavanaugh, afor such license.
 Dated at Newtown Conn.,. this 25th day of October, A. D., 1904.
 Thomas O. Keane, Michael Kilbride, George Beardsley, James J. McMahon, James McNa- mara.
 Hereby Certify that the above named en- dorsers are electors and taxpayers as defined by law, of the town of Newtown.
 Dated at Newtown, this 18th day Of October.
 MJ. Houlihan, Town Clerk.
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eJohn Dayton, Landlord Edward Fay lor's ge nidl assistant, passed Wednes- day in Danbury.
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U Oct. 31, A. D. 1904.
 Estate of William E. Lewis, late of Rox- bury, in said district deceased.
 The administrator having exhibited his ad- ministration account with said estate to this cOurt.fOr allowance, it is
 1904, at , o'clock afternoon at Probate office in Roxbury be and the same is hereby assigned for tie hearing on the allow. with said estate. and this court di- rects the administrator to cite all persons interested therein to appear at said time and place, by publishing this order in some newspaper having circulation in said district and by posting & copy on the public signpost in the town of Roxbury. where the deceased last dwelt
 Edward w. Preston Judge.
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Miss Annie McNamara of Bridgeport passed Sunday with her parents MT eand Mrs Michael McNamara, in the Glen.
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The Probate Courts.

U Oct. 18th. 1904.
 Estate of William B. Whitehead, late of Red- ding, in said district. deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Bedding hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for set clement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested. within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons in debted to said estate arc requested to make immediate payment to
 Mary B. Whitehead. Executrix,
 K. F. D. Mo- 2S, Bethel. Conn.
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SALE!

My mill and farm in Huntingtown district For further particulars please call on or ad dress
 HENRY B. COGE ER. Botsford, Ct. November }. 1904.
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WANTED:

To buy, COWS. steers. calves, chickens oe StepRey. Conn.
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For Sale.
 Brood SOW with first litter of pigs one week old; also good young work horse about 1200 lbs; good .roader. and true; will work anywhere. Registered Jersey bull and Berkshire boars for service.
 JULIET STOCK FARM,
 ElmWood District. Bethel.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-23
williams Wilborn.

Wednesday at the home oi the
bride a, ford's Ferry. Miss Lila
Wilbom and Frank Williams were
united in marriage. The bride is
the attractive and accomplished
daughter Of ". II. Wilborn. She
Is graduate II the Marion Graded
School and Is well known here and
elsewhere and has hundreds oi
friends, The grcom Is a hustling
Young farmer " the Hebron vicini.
" and j. the son II Tho-. =. vii.
hams.
In connection with this wedding,
two very unusual cuinCidcn,s ~.
,urpd. Rev. ]. :. Henry, II thu.
city, ohcia,cd at the wedding Of
the son whu-c father he had pro,
nuuncd married ~ yar ago, and
J l. Rankin. II this city. VII,
hclpcd this grsom Ut his hCusc
likewise hclpcl the young man
father 2Syar ago.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-23

The people Of Crittcndcn county
have by their action rendered iudg-
mcnt that the American Field
Fence Is the hest fence ON the
market. Our reason for making
this statement i that they have
bought mou than twice ~ much Of
this fence ~ they have Of all other
fences combined. Mere assertions
and empty guarantees mean but
little to the average up-to.datc
Crittcndcn county farmer. III
takes the goods and bases his judg.
ment upon their merits alone. W,
are now selling our sixth carload
for this year. Remember We kecT
largc supply on hand constantly.
M,RIoS HARDWARE Co.
Sole Agents
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-23
Bits Of BY.PlAy

lat week Dick Mills. wlo ~.
,itr- un The Phurnis lhmrt, plac
near liarlrdy. killyd a hug that
Wriehck glj pounds. lie states
that h. offer. a challenge 10 his
fellow countryman To pr~iucc a
porkcr tina, will surpas> this one in
sin. And l.ucian Milcs-wc all
known-is psiding at this place.
lie has been eating S,cwed ribs and
backbone pie ever since this hog
was killed. and our informant says
that "unclr Lucian" is a sight to
lchold. tina, the grrasc Is dropping
I'll his chin like water in'm an
irirlc On n warm day
Col. Rud Dale. " the New Rich.
nond hotel. has a small pencil
sketch " an alleged pblSry ICrpC.
im,c,l on ludrr !, 7. ricu,', ol
Marion. Ky. hy Col. Dale. Mr..
Young Taylor and Mr.. J. {. Uoop'
cr in the New Richmond hotel
col. Dali had tho piclur framed
lin d fine frame and has i hanging
in his hotel. ludr piurv during
a rush 1t the hotel ~, Mr.. Taylor
lat Ia mistake and q ls'g,s chaus,
II lst,y larcny Wa lolp,l against
him Tie lch the city bCicrc tbs
luru. uarmnl could h. pollen W
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-23
The cAsnlclus

An effort has bsCu made on the part
u the music loving PcoPlr u Nsfiou 10
sccute The sctyiCrs q rfpi Hairy y
Voc rclel q htndersou, 10 come b.
this plsce and take chargc q a Choral
Club" Evep person that can sing, OF
thu, vill Try 10 sing, Is asked TO JOIN this
club and get the eeoeat q tne traiu.
ina 10 music. The club will meet only
one night every other week Tor the pre-
sent. The Cumberland Presbyterian
church has been offered TO this club
aud same will be accepted Those WORK
ing Tor the interest % toe club desire 10
say 10 those Who have promised 10 Join
that they wsat 10 have . meeting soms
time during uetI Wsek to ovsnise and
get matter. ali adjusted before The tirs'
coming Of proi. Won robcl 4 tat,hci
nolicc will h. given them as n when and
vherr they ate dcaci 10 acct Thu
Is something thu, should be % much IN
letr.t 10 the church chcira ESPECIALLY
=. u gives training that all ne-d Tue
expense II tao night. r.ef m nth al, ru
esr,-d 3 a. fuf esuh i-f.'n. ia lstf'
numlct uill ban, thi, sam csa H. srra,
|, rriucci Th,se desiring iui,hFt in
ts,ma,s.n sl,Ou, this csa obtain same b.
calnur on Nt.. Z n Cochfan and Ms
nellie Walker They gill be glad 10 On
or youf name On the list
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-23

and on his return few day. ago
cvcal policemen, secured for the
evasion, rushed into the writing
rum and arpctcd him, The hotel
manager and his companions then
hcld a kangaroo court and fined
Judge Picrcc a jug Of sorghum mo-
aS~,s which he sent to Paducah
yesterday with the picture Of the
highway robbery. The picture
shows Col. Dale and his two COM
panions forrihly taking the molas-
scs away from the Judge. -Paducah
sun.
The Garrison referred to was made
hy Jas. Travis, II this city, a friend
" the Judges.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-23
81. Johns Day.

Bigham Lodge. No. 30, +. &
4. NJ, will convene at it, hall in
this city 81. Johns Day, Tuesday,
December %. 1904, at y O'Clock,
q. M, for the purpose 81 holding
IT, annual election oi officers. A,
~ O'Clock dinner will h. served
and at | O'clock the installation Of
officers will take place. Work in
third dcgrc u, . o'clock, y. m.
All members Of our lodge ar,
requested IN h. present, and visit
ing brethren cordially invited.
G. :. NUNN, ". NJ.
]. BILL XVII, SeCy.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-23
LOCAL BREvITlES.

RI Morrir. Dentist, Marion
Clyde Ramagc, Of Salem. was
herr sunday.
Sidney Boyd, Of Kelsey, was in
town Tuesday.
Cam Wallace, Il Canton. was in
town this week
Dr. r. l.. Moore attended court
II Dixon la, week.
Mis- Ada la,c- ptumcd home
from sturgis Saturday.
Will Wallace. q S,urgis, was in
town this We.k nn husines-
John Tinslcy, II Ku,tawa, yis-
ted relatives herr this week.
Attorney " II. Clark returned
from Rcc, Ark. Wednesday.
IA. s,cgar. 81 Princeton, Vas
IN town Saturday on business
Remember W. arr headquarters
Tor skates.
MARION lIAHpwARE Go.
Born. Friday. To the wife OF
Frrd Daughtry. 81 Hebron. q Tin,
rrl
spccial sale OF crrpc paper ior
~,rks. &c q roll HNyNr'' drug
store.
We haw just received car %
vim and nall.
CUm,N ~ rICEINs.
Horn. 10 the wife Vt ". II bur
ton, " near Nation, Thursday,
fine girl
Mn q. VI. Russell was the guu'
q her SIN, luc Davis, ul Sturgi-
last Wrrk.
", want Co run our s,ock ii
guns, hunting wat, etc, down ~
nrllv,s VI cost Get our priurs
CwmNN n Pi,ErNs.
lame, I. McCandlc>. uny ol IL,
uelun's wealthy hmrr-, vslic
Do. family II J u llughc. Sun
a.,
s.liv Melton, who IL attrndlu
state COLLEGE at Lexington, will al
NV ,o,lay to spend the holiday,
hm,.
l,..ic Gilbert. who /, aticndlr
d. Medical Collcg. a, louisvil
w.I .pcnd the holidays with i
pruts.
Farmer and mineral haulcr
kvp your eve on the CoQulllal
wagon with steel tubular axle NJ
SaNcn patent wheel. Made by 81
Of the oldest wagon works IN q
Omitted States.
Marion HARDWARE Go.
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6ass.wheeler.

"Wednesday Miss Myrtle Wheeler
and Luther Cas- wcr united In
narralo lS Eldcrl. l.. Paris a, his
home NEAR the city,
The bride is the accomplished
daughter Il Henry Wheeler who
pstlc- m Eas, Dcpo, Street aud
the gnon u the son Of Isaac Cas-.
one II ,hr cmn,y's lss, ci,iwns.
10 this happy couple we rxtcnd
our congratulations.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-23

Mr.. Lynn Nosicr i a guest of
relatives at Cridcr.
Mr.. Dobson. OF frcdonia, was
in town shopping Monday.
Miss Tot Carter, Of Levias,
was in town last Saturday.
Miss Ice Paris is the guest Of
Miss Minnie Maycs, Of near Dycus-
burg
Master Will Watkins is spending
the holidays with relatives in West
Virginia.
]. Frank Congcr left Monday for
| Louisville with carload 81 cattle
and sheep.
Mr.. and Mn Fred Ramagc. Ui
Dycusburg. were guests Of relatives
here Sunday.
Rev. +. II. Davis. Of Rus-cllvillc,
j. the gucs, u his daughter, Mn.
]. r. McAicc.
: Col. q. NJ. Russell. II the Pres.
j. spending this week with his son,
Gcorgc Russell. Of Frances.
The lss, meat ever sid in Mar.
ion at Givns' old stand, Cash
meat house. Gro. RArFIELn, VI gr.
Misses Lillian Cooper and Edna
Shrulcc, 81 Ca-cyyillc. wcp the
quests Il Mn. ]. Z. Briuson sun
day.
Mr.. Ernest Paris. Of Cayc.in.
Rock, was the guest Of hi- mother,
Mn. W. J ]. Paris. Saturday and
Sunday.
Mis- Minnie Maycs. ui near
Dycuslurg, who had lycn the guest
IT Mis-. IAc Paris, returned hum,
saturday
MonUc Cridcr, Il Gladstone
. was in town Monday with hi
family lie pyvn,ly returned irou
Missouri.
VIM. ], Parish, IT Gladstone
/ while IN town Monday, called an,
orlcpd TIN RpoBp sent a. hi
sou, Samuel, who inside, in Mi,
sour
4 Miss Eriia Phillip, II the Roe
bud urighlorhood. p,um,d hom
sunday after Spending two wcvk
with her grandmother, MIR. g. NJ
}, Russell
! Use Elk and Crown Fluo
and you will make no mis-
IL take in your Christmas cook
y ing. Every sack guaranteed
N Marion Milling Co.
Mr.. Harry Joiner, ci liyingsto
1. county, who had hen attcndiu
;. Bethel COLLEGE at RuScllyillc, ",
" taken severely sick 81 pneumoni
T. while cnroutc home to spend u
holidays. Arriving herr he wei
-, Ia the Gill House and had a mc
4, sag sent IN his father, ]. "
~ Joiner, who arrived herr Saiurda.
We R.C. Walker has become enFaF
in the rial estate business vii
Henry &. Rhonc, the well know
l.. attorney and one ~ thu phone
-, rial estate men II the city. III
e new firm will ~ known a. Il
i, Rhonc.Walkcr Realty Co. III
=. gentlemen have handsomely n
nishcd a suite " rnms IN Il
building II the Union 1rus, Al
,c, banking company. The hm "
me in a general rial estate husin,,
r.. dealing In city properties and ram
for lands. Mr., Walker i alpo ~
Ne ncc,cl with the firm " ]. II. +
ily CERT 4 Co.-Grand Junction tCol
Daily sentinel.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-12-23

- ~ fhhhAf ~ 'Fft"f W" 80
town Monday.
Tom George. Of Salem, was in
town Tuesday.
Mn. Fannie Champion is in
Frcdonia this week
Tom Taylor, Of jacksonville, was
in the city this week.
Will h. sold for each only. Give
~ a call. At Giycns' old stand.
Gro. RATYiErD. Mgr.
Attorney Carl Henderson is at.
tending circuit court at Dixon again
this week.
Tom Guess and brother. Of Cald.
well county, were in town Tuesday
on business.
A big, fine hoy was horn To the
wife Of l'ue Shoemaker, Of near
NJ. Zion Sunday
Misses Florence and josie Daw'
son. of Cnyncvillc, ven in tow
shopping SATURDAY.
Miss Myrtle Parish and brother
Elmer, Of near Dycushurg, were II
town shopping saturday.
Mn. Henry Warner, 81 Hendcr
son, and little son, Neal, visiie'
Mr. ] u. Hughes sunday.
For choicr mcat, lard, and al
other dclicacirs call at Givrns olC
stand. Gp. ENrrtTtn, Mgr.
Miss. lAaiIa Wilhorn aud Byr
/ McNcely spnt sunday with Mr.
and Mn. Albert McNccly q, Prime.
ton.
Mr.. ] A. Cues returned Tues
day fmm Frdonia and Farmer,
Vile, whcrr she hal scn thu guc'
VI platiyc,
=. A Raughcr, ui near salem
lrit herr Monday to visit hi
brother. ! II Baughcr, ut Ne
Madrid, Me-
Nis, Ngn,> Waikn, LEFT Wclur
day Tor Alberta, West Va. To spcn
a lew month, with her guudmotl
cr. Mr., I II Jenkins
Iu-t revived au elegant line
the hniou, rrimhly brand ut uock
cutler, E,vrN piv, guaranteed.
MNUio> ll,WpWNRI Co.
Mi,. Addic hNd, II Salcr
attended the School Rnar frid'
and was the guest Il Nil. Nun
, Fwman saturday and sunday
Nails. win and win icncc ha
made tNu advance. IN the last
o. days h, COCHRAN n PickrNs q
4 take EAR VI you Il YOU will comc
4 lat Uncc.
e Dr.. Dulcy and Ray who an
IL tending a dental collcgc at lnu
vile. passed through herr Tucsd
cnroutc to Bayou To spend Chri
= mas with relatives.
. We have the largest and M
I. omplc,c line II saddles now
. stock that was ever seen In Crit,
: den county. Come aud buy
/. will make the pricc TO sui, You,
: MARION HARDWARE Co
I. MIR. Da,r Franks, Vt Grip
. Greek, Col, who has oCn visit
: RELATIVES herr and at owcnsbo
: lrf, herr Thursday for Denver, q
.whcy she will spend Christr
|. with Ino. I. Franks and family
I. ". y. Rp,h and son, Eup'
.lci, Tuesday for their former hc
|. A, Norris City, IN. The Mes
/. nno,h hayc lscn tarlrriig herr
puc time, have pWycn thcmscI
: ppd citizens and the commul
will rrurt their departure.
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Gin ssan,pf siuiid1en 0erbanmtcis
mno YpIisiifcn TT Sibirien.

lleber einen blutieen 3uiammenItoB
5ipiI9en politii9en 0erbannten unb
4oIi3iiten in gibirien ipirb beri6tet:
Der 8onflitt ereienete iih ppr oipei
Monaten in sSrtutsf. 8iele 8erbannte
urb eir,ige Solbaten fielen als Spfer.
Ser neue @eneralgpuperneur BON Srz
futsf @rof Gutaiioip perfiiete. oab
mebrere pplitii6e 8erbonnte aus ben
@ouberuements Sennifet unb Srtutsf
nod Dem Sapientinsebiet, elmer tpil=
ben, tpiiiten 9egenb, transpprtirt per=
rem. Dis urfa9e ber erauIamen ger=
fiieung 1T nidt befannt. politifde
0erbannte aus Mleranbronst. uitbtut
rnb anberen Stdbten tpurben auIam=
r,ensetrisben, auf S9tffe berlaoen
unb auf ben 2enaflub berf2ifft, oa@
1urter 5ipei, Mifiha unb GitI4onoD,
bic ibre Strafe ldngft perbiibt batten
unb in tbre 9eburtsitabt Milno 5uz
riidtransportirt tperben ipllten. Der
&pmmanbant Der Gsfnrte, Elm Diff
aier aus ssrfutst, mar uner16Dpflid
III 0uGlereien bes observation-disclosures
forts; er lieB Die S1iffe 1elten balten
lnb bic 9efangenen ni6t ans &anb
geben. sSm ODrfe Manpnstoje, 180
Werit BON Srfutst, beIdhlofen Die
Berbannten, geeen bic 8rutolitdt bes
Offiaiers gu prpteitiren. Dafiir IieB
gie bieTer an Sdnben unb s5iiben binz
ZEN unb IL Merit nett treiben. @iner
ner l1nsliidli1en Itarb so Meri Dor
&irensf; ei1le sSrdu ipurbe BON benz
Sffi5ier gef6lagen ipeil lie ben 8erz
bannten Gbpadren perfaufte. DIS ii6
fiefe Der 5rau annabmen. befaDl Der
Sffisier ben Splbafen, ouf bic 2eute
Su feuerh unb iie nit ben @epebrfplz
ben unb 8ajonetten 5il mibbanbeln.
Die Werbannten pertbsibieten fih NIT
StDden; pnn ibnen ipurbe Elm geipiis
,.r 2isberniann getDbtet unb 3ebn
'htper peripunbet. Msgen zines per4
bannten Mdb1ens fam es 5u elmer
flutieen Gnldgerei, in ipelber Der
Dffi5ier nnb 3ablreiehe Derbdnrrte ges
t5btet purben. Der unterofft3ier, Der
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