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New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

BOLTON -BOLTON-On wednesday. October 10 1905.
at Central Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn, by The
Rev John f. Carson. Catharine E Bolton TO Joseph
b. Bolton
KEILOGG-BARSTOW-O Wednesday. October 10.
Elizabeth. y. j., by the Rev. Augustus g. Kellogg.
Bertha Woodruff Kellogg. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James c. kellogg. to George Eames Barstow. tr Of
New-YoTS City.
PALMER -SCRYAISER-On Wednesday. October 10 1904.
al the residence brides New-Brightou,
staten Island by Frank Crowder. Of Christ
Church Leila daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Clarence
II. Scrymser, Mr. Frederick Lawrence Palmer OF
Staten Island.
TRASK-LE VALLEY-At White Plains n. Y. october
10 by the Rev Joseph H Robinson assisted by the
Rev A r. Macoubrey. u. d. Maude Isabeu. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Darius Arnold lie Valley. BENJAMIN
Trask OF Mr.. and Mrs. GUstavus S. Trask.
OF Orange. y. J.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full and address.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
MORMON HELD FOR PoLYeAMY.

Evanston. Wyo. Oct. 19-William II. Kensing-
ton a leading Mormon and United States Com
missioner at Alton. Mormon settlement in Uinta
County has been arrested on charges of polygamy.
Residents Of Alton are greatly excited over the
visit of Secret Service menof the government, saQ
be gathering evidence against MormonS WhO' II
is ALLEGED. ara practisinE polygaIny.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
BRITISH IN TIBET SNOWBOUND.
Headquarters of Expedition Stopped by
Drifts at Pari-Jong.

Pari-Jong. Tibet. Oct. II (delayed)-Ths head
quarters Of the British Tibet force. consisting
OF two companies Of mounted infantry. is snow
bound at Pa-I a fortress Boutan Tibet
The column marched through Pari-Jong Pass
in a binding snowstorm ard went into camp
Two men died in the night.
The snow is drifting and the road has been OBJ
liberated. which may compel the force to remain
here Tor some time.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALREMARLE-Bellam Storer. United States
Ambassador to Austria. BUCKINGHAM -BisE\
F. 5. NJ Chatard indianapolis. CAMBRIDGE
Richard Harding Davis. Marion, Mass. FIFTH
ANENu ConsEes5Inan Sydney r Mudd. Mary
oness Won Ketteer, Detroit. MANHATTA
Governor Frank S. Black. Troy. MARIE AN
TOINETTE- Prince EiegatstchOf Russia. WAL
DORF-ASTORIA-COulm Alexandra Bouta-
koff attachs of the Russian Embassy Washington.
WOICOTT-Walter DeneEre New-Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
PORT ARTHUR SILENT.
Il Strict BLOCKADE - Rumors in
Toxic of Siege's Close.

Che-Foo. Oct. 19-Notning new concerning the
operations at Port Arthur reached Che-Foo to-
day.
Toxic. Oct. 19.-There is a popular impression
here that affairs at Port Arthur are reaching
a crisis, and it is believed that the end is only
a question Of days.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
VICE ADMIRAL vANsITTART.
London. oct. l9.-Vice- Admiral vansittart is dea
He was born July y. 1878.

vice-Ad1niral yansttart was a distinguished a
val officer who was born I'm Bisham Berks. and
educated in the Royal Naval College. He en-
tered the service a college volunteer in 1881.
and was present at the reduction of Kurachee in
February. 1889 In the China war in 1912 he took
% TT in the operations the Tang-Tse-F F<iang. the
attack on Che-Foo and the capture OF Woo-Sung.
lie served during the Portuguese rebellion and
during the Crlnean War aided in the blockade of
De Castres Bay in ths Gulf OF TaTtary.
He subsequently suppressed piracy in the China
Seas in 1856, destroying a pratiCal feet Of forty
war 1uuks. HI retired flag officer in 1873. He
was made Commander OF the Bath in 1867.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
Special Notices.
NOTICE rs HEEEBY GIvFv

that MILTIADE MELACHRINO formerly Of Cafrn
Egypt. presently % York IN the United Sfqfo4 80
America. contract executed Aforesaid on
sixth day Cf May. one thousand nine
(Gth May. 1900 renounced until furthar
notce all right ana power To sign for
the name q or engage in way whatsoever he drm
OF M MELACHRINO & co =" of Cairo aforc-aif
Cigarette Manufacturer And that CONSEQUENTLY any
contract engagement Whatsoever vhether
verbal writing entered signed hy
the said Miltiade Melachrn1 afJer date ana
not be binding on accepted acknowledges 81 ~.
said firm NJ. MEsI4ACFIItINO &
T. EAISSIS.
HoAFtE e RUSSELL.
MARC EIALDBOS.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
MKADOs BIRTHDAY TO BE OBSERVED
Japanese Of This City Will Have Dinner on
November 3.

The hfty-hfth birthday OF the Mikado. Novem-
Der 3. viii be celebrated by members OF the local
Japanese colony with dinner at Sherry's Every
year the japanese OF this city meet 10 observe the
anniversary but the war in the East is expected
20 make this years celebration more than ordinarily
frat
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20


A&AFF- suddenly on Tuesday October Is 1904 Eliph-
a,eI NoIJ A',apIe; o. 1sg' g.
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ARCiEROn October ~ Ist4 at MS residence 30 ~.
West llSth-st OhVer T. H. Art"ef' j. -''''Ie VI
funeral hereafter.
"Wednesday October 10 Helen NIapIet daughter
OF John l. and Edifh 9yso" Sry - aseo ee5s i ana
T-l,, ,,.et,~ 81 a.
t "5 =, tt s. f,e+1stcr, an Set,1riav SrJoba-
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EAGIE- on Mo7dav morning october L. Igo4 Minerva
widow of commodore Henry EagIe tinted states Navy
residence No l29 Ea-, 5ott. ST. Thursday morning.
,,-..rrs -, yr.4,.-.sr r,.,rer 10 ,o,1 a, 1.- lar.
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New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures Oct. 10
The Florida disturbance has made progress north
ward in the last twenty-four The barometer is
the storm is diminishing marked degree. The
Minnesota II has not been attended thus far BY
and northern quadrants Pressure continues high over
districts. Rain fallen Florida Iowa. Wisconsin
sipp Valley and the Middle Atlantic Coast
northeastward along the South Atlantic during
the lake region Thursday and rain in the Middle
lantic States and New England Friday. i Will bs
colder Thursday in the upper lake region. the Ohio
the middle lower Mississippi valleys.
colder weather will prevail Friday the lower AXE
region and the Middle Atlantic States and il
warmer in the Rocky Mountain region and the North
Atlantic Coasts Will be fresh east; the South
lanc Coast brisk northeast. the Gulf Coast
north; the upper lakes. brisk northwest. on
the lower lakes brisk SOUTH Shifting TO west Steam
departing Thursday for European ports viii have
light variable winds and fair weather 10 the Grand
Banks
Forecast for Special LOcaIities-For New-Engiand
Eastern New-York, Eastern Pennsylvania New-Iersey
Delaware. fair to-day; Friday rain; east to
south
For the District OF Columbia, fair to-day: Friday
Increasing cloudiness; fresh winds becoming
For Western Pennsylvania rain and colder TO-DAY.
Friday fair; colder in south portion: brisk south
For western New-YOrk rain to-day. colder In west
portion: Friday. rain. colder portion: brisk
south shifting to west winds
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
Poatomca Notice.

Should be read DAILY BY al Interested, ohAngss
may occur at any time)
Foreign malls ending October a. 1904
VII close prompty IN al cases the General Possofiee
lo4oNs Farcel5Poat close earlier than
closing time below malls for Ger
many close at p m October II o.
Regular and Supplementary mails close at Foreign Stz-
on corner OF West and Morton Strest9 half hour later
Ian closing time shown below (excspt that supplementary
Mails for Europe and Central America via Colon eoss
one hour later at Foreign StatiOn-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

Highest temperature yesterday. 81 degrees lowest so.
average 5s average Tor corresponding last year -
average for corresponding FIVE years "A
Local forecast; tOdaJ rain Friday: fresh east
g1ndA
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

St Petersburg. oct. 19.-The Baltic feet win
divide. part of it going by way Of the Suez Canal
and the remainder round the Cape Of Good
Hope Captain Jakovleff. formerly of the bat
tleship Petropavlovsk. who is now here. explains
that the delays in getting the warships through
the canal make a division of the fleet advisable
the Cape route being only fortnight longer
He believes the voyage to the Far East viii be
made IN ninety days.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla
1fnrried.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii
be republished In The Tri-Weekly Tribune WithOus
ext
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
BALTIC FLEET RESUMES VOYAGE.
Some of the Vessels To Go East by Way
Of Cape Of Good Hope.

Korsoer, Island of Zealand. Denmark, oct 10.
The Russian Baltic fleet. consisting Of fifteen
battleships and cruisers. seven torpedo boats and
four GOLFERS, has traversed the Great Belt going
northward
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

THURSDAY 2Och)-At a m. for France. SwitzsTh1ucs
Italy. spain. Portugal, Turkey, Egypt. Greece ard
British India S. g. La Lorraine Havre Cnail
for other parts Of Europe must be directed Per
La LOrraine'D. 75O m. Italy direct. per ..
Republic (maiI be directed per Republic')
SATURDAY C22d)-At a m for Europe. per s. New
York Plymouth and CherbouTg tuall for Liverpool.
Scotland and Ireland must be directed per s $. New
Nork'(s at $50 a n Complementary 10 A. M FOR
Europe, per 8 Lucania. via Queenstown and Liver
pool. "a $50 fOr Belgium dirsrr $ Vader-
land fmau must be directed per s. yaderland')
$50 a. for Italy direct per g Kong Albert
(nau be directed per KONG Albert''l; az
a. for Scotland direct, s. Furnes=ia (nail
directed per s. Furnessta' ~ for
Norway Parcels-P0st Mails. s. = He6la Irregular
% Denmark be directed per = Tieka''t-
NOTTCF.-Fiva cents half IN addition
postage must be prepaid all letters for
warled the Supplementary Mails and letters de-
p0slted drops market Letters for
tries the Closing or the Regular Mail.
patch a particular vessel. will NOT be forwarded
unless additional IS fully prepaid thereon
stamps Supplementary Transatlantic Mails
also opened the piers OF the American. English
whenever the salIiu-s a a.
later mail be- deposited in the
on the piers Of the German llues sailing from
Hob0keu. The mails the piSrs open hour and
sailing time and close minutes befOrs
sailing tirle. Only regular postage detters cents
half required articles mailed the piers
OF the American, White star ant German tSea Post)
double postage Getters 10 cents half
other lines
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

flank OF the right army was driven back TO the
eastward
At last accounts the whole japanese. force now
holds line fifteen miles to the north where the
armies are resting.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will b
repubIished in The Tri-NeekIy Tribune without
charge
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

THE TRIBUNE viii be By mall 10 any sddrsas
IN this country abroad and address changed
as desired subscriptions be given
dealer oefory !eaying. II eCavsnlent.
n THE TRIBUNE Office.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC.

THURSDAY (2Oth)-At s a. for Cuba YUcatsn and
Canlpeche. per S. EsperanZa
directed r. s.
m tine. Uruguay and Para aEIIay. = q
1870 a Barbados Brazil.
s s. Catania. vita Barbados Maceio Ianero and
Santos luia Northern Brazil. Argentine Uruguay
Paraguay must be directed per 5. Catanial:
cuba and Inagua- Per = Natauzas Gnaii for
Mev'-0 VIA Tampico. must % directed per a H
Natauzas''I.
F4SiD4Y g2lst-At 1880 m for Newfoundland per a
Silvia. at m for Santiago. per s. Tumur1 (naiI
must be directed per g. Yumurf); at p. m for
Yucatau Carup-che. 3. T1oTnO: at p n. for
Newfoundland, per s Carthagens from Philadelphia
SATURDAY t221>-At a n. Bermuda. per s. q.
Trinidad $50 a. Complementary $50 M for
curacao and Venezuela, per $ p Zula (nail for Co
loqils Via Curacao, directed per 3. Zulta).
al a m Porto Rico. 8. q. Coarno. via san
Juan. at $50 m. supplementary 1870 & for
Fortune Island Jamaica and Colombia. except Mag
Gaeut Department, s. sarnta mail for
Rca mist be directed per Sarnia' D az 10 a m
cuba. 8. Mexico. VIA Havana: at 10 q for
Grenada trinidad. Ciudad Bolivar and Guiana per
Grenada 1880 D for Bahamas and Ciudsd Bot
var. s. Baue
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

Local Official RecOrd.-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows tho changes In The
temperature the last tVentyfour hours in com
parson with the corresponding date OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
CEMETERIES
UNnERTAKERs.

Great Pinelawn Cemetery. 23i5 acres-PIots all
s,r+s call a As W. 5lth 81. y y.
UNCERTAINTIES
2Sd 81. Frank r Campbell stephen Merritt
Eubrk Inst. 2tl-3 West 23d ST Tel 1325 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

this diagram the continuous white shows
changes pressure indicated by The Trbunes -i-
recording barometer The dotted line shows tbe f.r,-
perature Rs recorded by tho local Weather Rur-a,
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
Foreign Rates.

Mail subscribers IN NeW-Tork City % DAILY
4Ftl WEEKLY viii Be charged COPY
postage In addition 70 the named above.
Foreign Rates.
For points IN Europe all uni
veTsel Postal Union TEE TRIBUNE VIII mallsd "a
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExCEFr
TRANSPACIFIC.


Ct-RA-VIa Port Tampa, Florida. closes this oGos
daily except Thursday 1880 p tths connecting
mails Mondays. Wednesdays and SatuH-
daysi-
dispatch closes al this once daily exceps
Sunday l-SO p and 1880 p n Sundays az
T. and 1880 p n
NH,WFOUNDL.AND except Parcels-PoSe Mais)-By rail-
10 North sydney thence BY closes at this
office daily at $50 p m tconnectng mails close here
Monday. eduesday and Saturday.
JAMAICA-Fv Boston. and thence by steamer.
closes az this CfIcs a $50 p m. Tuesday.
nv ran philadelphia. and thence by steamer, closes
at this Office 10,3O p m "Wednesday
MTOTF.I rail Boston. and thence by steamer.
closes Office daily at $50 ,.
FHI~r-rF FI0NUJ-R -RAS. HONDURAS East
an ATfyNT AT.A-By rail- New Orleans. thence
sf4arar closes this office daily. Sunday.
IN So % +1O3O p. sundays at +t:1O .. m
and 1880 o. connecting mail closes here Mondays
a. FIo-2o r.
steamer closes this ohlce daily. except Sunday.
RI m ud ~to-3o p. ~ Sundays ~ 2. m
+10-ao D. m. connecting mail closes here Tuesdays as
NrttsFsj;IA 5Eas- CoastBy rau 70 Nsw Orleans. ard
tber,e ty closes a. ths Office daily, exCept
SUNDAY at so N. and 1000 2. SUNDAYS a
IN p m and tlo-30 connecting mail closes hero
Thtrs5avs 1000 p. M.
+Fagistered Mail closes az q- previous day.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20
-PAxsPAcrF1C MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

-s srrele OF closing TrauspaCidc Mails arranged
an bs prezuuption of their uninterrupted rranst
to non, af ssilus The final eonnsctinS mails teVcsnr
Registered Trauspacihc Mails. which close q p pre-
tir.s dav, close the General Postace Ne-YorS.
1.f Ispan Korea. China specially addressed nal
$50 70 m o-t5b~r ~ tcr dispatch p~r s. CHINA
tvsa,.u ar ESQ q October -
T,r dzu-t~h per 81 Alameda
f,o, -x.e.t parcels Nals Korea. China spe-
,e-v.r aad Victoria, q g.. close at $50 g. m october
~ ~ af-ultca Per Empress of Japan
rr.pfDe Islands and Guam Via san Francisco close
an ESQ D OCTOBER = for dispatch PEI u s. Trans
fiit r,ran Korea. china and PhIpp.ae islands
Sar Frauclfco close at ESQ p m November for DIS
IA Z-,i.nd Australia except Wesu. New taed1nia
samoa Hawaii and specially addressed mail for the
F9U Isfaris. san Francisco. close az $50 D
NGverrter Tor dsn1tcE per sierra ot tho
Z-alaul docs nor arrive in time connect WITH this
lt--4fra extra mails-ells a "a. u1
.rf 5.a0 b. sundays +.2e a.. q "a. m and
G.S, D u.-wll bee made Up 1ld forwarded ungi. the
arrival o. the Cunard strtr4erl
Eli Islands. also specially addressed naai Cor Australia
and NeW-CaielCuia via Vancouver and Victoria b. C..
close ESQ H. November . FOR dispatch q
Nlowera
at $50 p November % for dispatch a. Mari
Nanchurla except Newclwansl and Eastern Siberia n
d present forwarded via Russia.
NOTE-U otherwise addressed West Australia 90
forwarded Europe; New Zealand via San Francisco
ana certain places Chinese Provinces of Yunuan
KuechoW. SZechwan ans kwangsi via British India
quickest routes. Philippines specially addressed
rates Hawaii forwarded via san Francisco sxelu-
CORNEILUa VAN COTT. PostraAstaz.
PoStSnioss 1sszs-Xorksp-A 2---o octoDsE ~ ds><
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

TIoTll9sIlo flsifea
EARLY Mali. TRAIN
For All points United States. Caua,ia 1icrco
toutside of the boT0ughs ~ ManhaJau the BonEl
Also cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii Philil pinex
without extra expense Tor foreign UostaEe
r. u
New-York tribune., 1904-10-20

Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14
new KENTUCKY
LIFE COMP ANY
Launched With 100000 Capital
Will Begin Writing Shortly.

NJ meeting held r,c,utly in
Louisville, the CiiiDu' l.iir lu.ur.
anc' Company, with h,adqnricr.
in that city, w.. formerly organized
with capital ui slup.uuu md a.
'urplu. II s2j,UO. Immediately
after the formal organization IL va.
votcl to increase the capital stock
Ia s2Up.Uu.
Thee director. ar prominent
hu.iuc.s men and tuauc.,r. boo their
respective section. u Kentucky aud
the South.
The company will l,giu writing
hcturc November /
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14
AFTER THE
WOMAN VOTE
II Numbers 100000 in Colorado,
Wyoming, Utah and Idaho.

One hundred thousand registered
women voters are expected to de.
eide the fate f the two old partc,
in Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and
Idaho this year. Should sentiment
influence them, and they he in
duced to vote for Judge Parker, tn,
Democrats probably will carry all
four states and add fourteen clcc.
toral votes TO the number recorded
for the Democratic candidate.
Mrs. J Ellen Foster, president
Of the Women's National Rcpubli.
can Association, has been sent
West by the national committee Il
labor among the women Of IN,
four states. The number who will
vote this year may be more than
100000, which is to play a promi,
ncnt part in the campaign in Utah,
Wyoming and Idaho.
In Colorado the sympathies Of
the women are expected to le in,
ilucnccd 10y the labor troubles =,
far as the state ticket j. concerned,
but it is believed they will vote for
President Roosevelt, because he /.
better known, If for no other rca,
son. Mrs. Foster has enlisted q
number Of aids in the work If in.
iucing the women To register and
supper, the Republican ticket.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14
My Breath.
Shortness of Breath
Is One Of the Com.
monest Signs of
Heart Disease,

No,wI,h.,nndlrg vha, -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "hat many phyuic-
ians say, heart disease can DO cured.
.u'e mas per
uahchy RESTORED 70 health many
thousands who had found no relief a,
the medioInea .(aIlooa,hle a, q"
49,, =, -, ~ h"nl"co-
pa,hie) OF regular praetieing phyrieiahS
II mas proved Itself unique In Me his
tory OF medicine. by being 40 unlforml,
successful In curing those diseases.
Nearly alway. on. q, a.. a..
-. V Wv "s1 rlghH
OF trouble IN shortnesa OF breath Wheth-
e. II comes as a result Of WALKING =.
running nm stair. 90 q, o,h., "
'u"""s w s'""'' w " V'her eh'rrircT.
" the heart II unable 10 meet this eItra
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14
Testimony Of a Minister.

Rev. Jno. :. Cox, Of Wake. Ark
writes, For - year. / suffered
from yellow jaundicc. | consult.
81 number II physicians and
ricd all sort. II medicine. but got
no relief Then I logan the Use Il
Electric Bitter. and feel that I am
now curi II a di.ci,, that hai me
m II. crap for T. year. II You
want o reliable medicine ior Liver
and Kidney trouble. stomach di.or.
der or general debility. Ct Elcc-
trc Bitter IT,. guaranteed ly
Il. +. H,YNU- Only jD.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14
VIEW.

+. VI. Clement. informs "a. b,
has struck silver at hi. mine near
Crii,'ndcn Spring.
Fri Clement. 9. in Hliroi. tl,i.
wyk lu"kiug after hi. mining
interest
W n Biuklcy, WIN ha. l,,n
quite ,ick with fever, !. able ,o w.
up.
Mr.. Emma Wheeler aud Mr..
Henry Durham w,n't to Livingston
county sunday.
Jesse Binklcy and family are VIZ.
ting a, linkncyvil,c.
Mr.. G. W. Fox who has lccn
sick !. ale 10 h. up.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14
To the Public.

| am again the agcn; Tor the
Magnet Laundry. 4, !. wei known
there j. no discount on work done
Icy the Magnet. Bc,, laundry.
best service.
Your patronage solicited. .aii,.
faction guaranteed.
Apt attention given a. country
laundry.
Give mc trial, il will h. apprc.
ciatcd. Your, very truly,
ALBrET WAlErR
A Mcconnell Is stone. store.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14
STATE NEWS.

The Y, NJ, c. A.at Hopkinsville,
is to have II $1,000 building.
From the number of safes being
cracked in and about Hickman
county it is evident that gang is
operating there in a systematic
way.
stockholders Of the Louisville
Horse Show may be assessed 80 per
cent Of their stock to make good the
shortage caused by small attendance
this year.
Last week the Kentucky Bankers
Association held their annual meet
ing in the Kentucky Building
at the Worlds Fair. II. c. Rodcs,
Of Louisville, was elcctc President
Of the association.
The Journcymcn BARRIERS Inter.
national Union, the tricnnial meet.
ing Of which was recently held in
Louisville, has decided To hold a
convention once in five yean, in.
stead Of once in three years.
Monday onc-hali the business
section If New Liberty. owen cuun.
ty, Ny, was destroyed By fire.
laws against the sale II liquor,
cigar and conicctions were enforced
in Lexington Sunday, but the
sweeping order Of the previous sun.
day was revoked.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14
Resolutions.

Marion, Ky, Sci tcmter n. 1901
Al the Fourth Quarterly Cuni,rrb,,
Tor the curpn, year Of the 81 T. church
South, Marion, Ky the following rcso
lu,ious Wefc UNANIMOUSLY adopted. ia.
Whereas our Pss,et, Rev. 7. V. Joiner
hes served this charge Tor the pas, tour
sesn aud under the lAws Of our church
he cannot remain longer and vhsrra,
he has done such eficient woik 10 build
ins W our church, financially. namsn.
cally add spiritually and by his help h,s
made the duties Of this board, which are
sometimes burden, pleasant aud help
fuls
Therefore tc Il resolved that us 10.
dccd regret the necessity fof III. removal
but submit chssriully % ne Iar.ui ~,
chufch' uusliHs that The GOD sssd that
he has sovn 10 cur midst will contipus
10 p'cduce an abundant harvest 10 the
honor add glory q God and tha, Br.
ther Joiner uiIl reap an abundant NJ.
Esrd from b. Iabofs among w.
We heartily commend him to the love
prayer. and support u the pe,ple 10
whom he may he sent
brspe l,iully submitted
J q. kocHrsrtH,
II. A. HAYNT.
Committee.
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4 Love Letter.

Would not Interest You Il YOUR
looking for a guaranteed alr for
sons, Burns or Piles. Otto n,sld.
II Ponder, No., writes: II suffer.
81 with an ugly san ior a year. bu,
a boS Of Bucklen's Amim Salr
CURED me. IT, tie lCsi ,alye on
earth, Pc a, llAYNr.' drug s,orr.
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FINANCIAL
STATEMENT

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