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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-10
Tomatoes, Grbicn, Guru unO Suhncu
an &Nnncn %tOntcn, tbnt iidl lObncm.
SamplC'o, $50 &Cringtuu -Warfct,
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Gas NJ arm 90 I d c tier
probtc Qcitcrn Abcno in Grmt 81.
Sobn'@ 9%iCitorrotiou. N}r. 9l2, Nor0s
@dDltroBc inter @citu1Q icinca q.
rigenten Nroi. So. Hoberta mebrcrc
Gon5ertltijdc iiir ou9 CONCERT lu,o
@ou, ]pcrbun0cn nit 2luitcrnioupcr,
lpelhes in Der oNiQhlon0tolpn 9lcu0c.
mn" ltottiinOct, 5llr aQQcmeinen gu.
frie0enbeit Elm. Guruui mlrOc cine
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bonn EoIi5eiri6ter Goldman ie oll
? 5mei Monate nod Dem @rbcitaboui
geinnot. 2ouis San mar emit eli
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am ieiu SdidiaI 81 beiieaeIu; DC
9oli5eirid)ter Goldman mar ielbit al
Tage 3upor bon Sap aii Der StroB
oltnchettelt iupr0cn.
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TaS @cttcr.

Sir MornIauO mn0 0cn Ciitrift
Goumbia Sdnce mO uorO0ltIidc
@inOc.
Ger b0ditc IbcrnomctcritunO mar
81 @ra0 nm 1890 9}admittoQa.
Ger uicOriaitc IbcrnlomctcritonO
mar b @raO nm $50 N}orQcuS.
Mittlcrcr 8or0mctcritonO 29.09.
Ger uicorigitc Ibcrmomctcriton0
ser lcbtcn 81 StlmOcu IN nodiolgcn.
Ocn 5t00tcu mar, mic ioIQt: Goitport
IS. GortlanO s, Bolton is, Nlbuun
10, Ncw.Yort -, Ybilo0cIpbio IS,
Qltluntic sGitO 26, 8uibinQtou 30,
Noriolt 3S, &ottcroa 4G, Charlotte
40, @ilmiuaton 40, G@burlClton 46,
Sauanrdh Is, %EIodionpiQc 80, &llpis
fer -, &cps&cIt 81, 2ltlouto IT.,
montgomery l6, 9}cmsO Orleans 81,
@olcitinr 81, @alpciton 56, Corpus
Ghriiti So, N}cnlpbi9 80, Cincinnati
80, 4itt9burg "a, Calpc0o II, SuIs
ialo ~, Glcuclou0 u, Cetroit is,
9llpcnu s, Murquette fl, @rccn Ban
If, Chicago 81, DULUTH 8, ct. Eolll
II, ct. 2olti8 80, &onio6sGitp 3S,
Omubo 2G, 3urou II, 9iamord %,
g8iuiiton -, Suorc -, 6clcno 81,
Solt Gate 2G, 0cnOcr 26, Nortb.
@latte IS, 0o00c 2G, Nmorillo 81,
Sos NugcIca If.
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Senns's feline aeroItete aaffccs

iperoen in alien S~taottbcilen bon
Baltimore perfonft. Sie por5iiglids
GualitGt iiito mdBisen Yreile MAIDEN
bieielben geraoe5u beriibmt.
G.O.Senng GD., Slice, Saffce, Snfer
(Mpril5 ,iOtOoSa)
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Sd~iifsfartra pun ituo nndl ScntId'
InuO.

Son Baltimore Bis Bremen: Gns
lite $42.50 uno $44.50, 3niidcnocf
S33; BON Bremen bis Baltimore:
aaiiite $50, 3wiidenoef Cir ale
8~aiiagiere) $34. SbcO. $. Sicnrr
& So, 3immer gtr. 8, ia Dit
Remington Ctr. @elope6iel uno
81 Ioien0ungen. (323--)
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Sin pu7cnOcS @cibmudtS . 8cidcnf

&iclc Icutld gmerlfuncr, Die I'M
QCidGftlihcn ErcibCn 0c9 bieiigcn sc.
bcn5 uidt picl 3cit iiu0cn unO nid)t
ullU0dcntlid al oic &crluun0tcn uno
6rclrn0c I'M olten @ntcrIonOc idrci-
ben f0unclt, id)ideu idon ieit Sobren
Die ieoc @ohc cri6eiuenoe Nltagobe
hc5 uGorreiponoenten" an lire Sic
ben i%enieit5 0c& S5couS, no ictt &c.
ro0c oucS gmcrifoniide ooS gr0Btc
SntcrClie crregt. ToS @ohcnbIott
bcS oTcutIhcn Gorrcipon0cntcn" bic
let ocu oc1ti6ldnOiihcn &cicrn Gin
flares @ilD BON Sem biCiis
GCu Hc6cn IL, T|rcibcn. 3obl.
reidle Nrieic ii6er5cugcn ms 0opor,
mob Oic 3cit1ng sort germ gclcicn
miro.
Stein Gclltld) Nntcrifoncr fam lei
ncn TrcrmOcn in 0Crti6Iolro nit So
cine QroBCrcGrCloc bcreitcn, ais ucnn
cr 1bncn ou3 Mohcnbldtt filr elm >Sobr
lhidt. 0tc GmpidnNcr mer0cn iihcr.
LID ic0c5 MoI bci'nr Gintrciicn oea
"CUltihcn Gorrciponocnten" nit
SIe6c mo Gonf6orrcit ocu giitigcn
@cbcr9 gc0cutcn.
Nu'troNc inter &orou2bWoblula
iillo 5t rldtcn an
Gomor0 &oiuG
@%croll9gcbcr.
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GelbienSnnscn nad 9entIdlano nnb
SeitreidI

5u "a Gents pro Marf uno 20H
Gents pro 9ronc. Borto ertra-
8efiel ~al;soeiteqt auf ale SDei~
Ser @eIt. 8iGige Gfiff8farten BOZ
uto nod 9eutidtnno. Gbeo. s.
9iener & 60, ia Oit.2cring
ton.Str. 3immer Scr. 3. 180-)
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1lntcrhnLtnnas . 8earuciicr.

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CUturQICo".
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YOur ySl1C'.
o3uniountrahcu 16cntcr." 9icfe gQohe
nLruGCO uTuIub toe gSorIO".
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ncS 9tCprrtOlrC.
U}outuE gbcnh. 2ienituR IOeno mittrpot aRO
three UuO Ihruo. ..,uI 8pmuuce OF g%ltblptc"
GouHcrituG Ibcuo, 6reitug gtbcuo. SdrnitdQ
Wtnlllyc URo gocuo '.''. ettHse
bCotuCs &nrittuIInQen, GigIih N}ntiucc.
o9icuco auditorium. - Eicic gyode oSu'
Verbu".
@laucn's Ineatcr." Zicfc @5obc n&ios
luQpco In NCr~gprf".
nNfu5urt'NidHucrdur," - SuHUtul. Den H..
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Tabor yNteliul=0nuc".
n@crmunin.c uartctt.GIu - 1ouutuR ben
~. SC}cmbcr. urn6ea Nu'tCrllr0'Cu I'm Flrt
hca &CrCjuS 3u GeitpuUt
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oCr SOilon In SblmCl.e aGlcCtrtC SAL Vrnnos
man. udhC 0uNCr StrdGc.
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Sin fnpitnlcr NanN.

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Dft. Nlrp morcn uorBcbIlde @all1lrer
nit SdubbGnOcrlL ole Soleoo, NbIo,
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@tlenbobnbiQet oon gIllcott elt0
1to6 Wtt. Nirp bcloBcn.
Soenttft5lrt
Die bier Sterile Nnt. SnlttD, Sobn
smith Sobn Collins II. &obn sung,
ipelde am GonnerNtn9 Nod)u1lttoH
ais olc erltcn III Der @oltmtrtbldoft
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telt9enommcn muroctL lpur0en &C.
ltcrn BON mebrercn Eerlollen ol@ ell
pierblotterigc9 &lecbIott loentlrt5lrt,
lucl6c@ III Der lebten 3ctt III S0te0s
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81 Sptesplue, lab lie am W}lttlpod)
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oen Vfellellpllder fpllroelt oct oerS5er7
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS beillloet, oils orel
VfItglleocr Der BORT lld) nlltboItenocn
f0nnttt1l1rt Nlp
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@eur9 TiQinH

@r. 613, Dit E Supcttc . StraRc,
empiieblt ieine @eine unO @if0re fiir
ole 6%eicrtoge, 6omiIienbeitcllrngen
cine Spe3iolitGt. (0e5t0-Sontj JAZZ
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Sulins Scbbcl, oelttider 8botoeraph
321 ". .8aN-S trake.
Gabinctbilocr mn 81 pru Snbcno.
sSn emaiQirtcn opulen 9iIoern Iino
idone NeuDeiten ertpdbnenSipertD.
2e6ensgroBe photographer uno
fiiuItlerii6 b~olenoetc Gopien alter
@iloer IN Grapou, @aiierfarben, 0el
uno 9oitell Elm GpeSialitat.
Mam Dcrsciie nidJt, pur5nlprrdlcn.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-07
2ssga8g.8DaSY9 s8gcsSgxSYNd

DIR. j. ]. Clark left Tuesday for
Milburn, Indian Territory. His
family will join him later and they
will locate at Marietta, |. T.
Mr.. and Ms. j. r. Summerville,
OF Nation, accompanied by Miss
Pearl Doss, Of this city, left Tues
day to attend the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Alice Barriers, Of Oklahoma
City, Okla, is the guest Of her
neice, Mrs. Tom Clifton. Ms.
Barriers resided here when a little
girl.
Uncle Harvey Travis, Of Repton,
who is about IS years old yet goes
about where he pleases, spent last
week with his son, Jailer A. II.
I Travis.
Don't forget that the protracted
meeting begins at the c. p. church
next Sunday. Will you attend it?
Will you pnly for it? Will you
work for a good meeting?
Chas. Foster and family, formerly
II Union county. but Who have
recently resided in this county near
Rodney, left here Wednesday for
Crockett, Ark, where they will
locate.
Miss Phoebe Rochester returned
from the Worlds Fair last Satur-
LAY. She will visit her sister, Mr.
Mollic lIowcrton for few days be-
fore returning TO her homie at
/ DcKoyrn.
Mr. Welsiord White and little
daughter, Graham. left Wednesday
for her home at Helena, Ark. Mrs.
White has been the guest Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Woods.
for several weeks.
Rev. u. +. jacobs, who has been
the pastor Of churches near Erin,
Tenn. during the summer, returned
: home Saturday. lie will leave
Sunday or Monday to enter Cum.
; lCrland University a, Lebanon.
Tenn.
Mis-. Ruth Thompson. Of Kut.
, ,awa, WIN ha, bccn attending
school hcr. lcit Wednesday for
home. The departure was on account
! II sickness, She will enter school
b again a. SON as she Ugains her
% health.
McS>r.. ]. W. Givcns, ]. &. Gil.
bcri, T. +. llcarin and T. ]. Aims.
c worth left Tuesday night about u
! O'clock with a full camping outfit
o for Barnc,t's lake where they spCn,
\ "Wednesday and Thursday fishing.
They went ~ well prepared for the
n outing, We feel sur tina, they en-.
. !uyNd !; 10 III, fullest.
3 ]. II. Tonkin drove To Webster
= county last week TO look after hi,
cCal business there. While return
a Ing his horse hcCame frightened ant
A ran away. The breaking Of a rein
:. prevented holding the animal IL
n check and Mr.. Tonkin was throw
- from the buggy, rccCiving iniurie
: which compel him TO walk will
crulchc.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-07

Miss Ollie Rice, Of Plymouth,
Ill.,, is the guest Of Mr. Maggie
Weldon.
School Superintendent Z. A.
Bennett, OF Smithland, was here
last week.
Mn. Sue Glenn is the guest Of
her daughter Mn. Albert Butler, Of
near Salem.
Mr. &. +. shively and little
daughter are guests Of relatives at
Owcnsboro.
Il. II. Moore, Of Sheridan, passed
through town Wednesday enroutC
To Nortonvillc.
Mr.. VI. +. Fohs and children,
Julius and Pauline, returned from
the fair Thursday.
Ellis Mcnscr and wife, II SCOTS,
hung. were guests Of John McNccly
and wife last week.
Cashier ]. 7. Brisscy, Of III,
PCop'Cs' Bank % DyCusburg. callcJ
at this office Monday.
Ollie Trimblc and wife, u I.iv
ings,on county, were guests o
friends here this week.
Robert Perry, 81 lrma, left her
Monday for Louisville where he vii
enter a medical college.
Mr.. T. A. Conway Is spending
a month With her mother ut be-
home in Union county.
MS. 7. T. Davis. Of Summer
vile, Ca, is visiting her parents
T. :. c. Elder aud wife.
Mis-. Dickic Rankin, who ha
lcvn visiting relatives at Rcp,on
returned home Tuesday.
Mcssr. ". q. Gresham an
J. ". Jewell, II Salem. rCgis,cr,
at the New Marion Sunday.
Mn. Fannie BuW. u Frylonia
accompanied by her children, vi
i,cl her parn,s hyD sunday.
Mauricc SChVab has accyp,cd
position a, Till clerk with the M
uois Central at Memphis. Tenn.
Mr.. ;. Stone, ~ PaduCah. n
turned home la,, Thursday al,
visiting her lgv,hyr. ]. J. H,,ii..
The tcu.mOn,hs-old infant
Vim. Jamys, WIN rsi,lcs near Cn
,cndcn Spring, died Tuesday nigh
City Marshall \. ;. Canaan ",
In Charleston, Mo-, this wcck q
official business. Lis wife accou
panied him.
|, Richard llcloui. II Sheridan
left Saturday for raducah To acCl
a position with the Su,hytlar
Medicine CO.
Next wcCk. while | am gone
the Worlds Fair, Rota. llulg
! will DELIVER my fertilizer.
! ". l.. ApANs.
A. ]. Elder, special asCni for d
l Home Insurance Co.. arrived
|, "Wednesday 90 settle The insumn
J. hes on T. ]. Ihbh's harm rccnl
burned by lightning.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-07
LOCAL BREvITlES.

u. J. Morris, Dentist, Marion.
J. Wesley lamb wus in Sturgi.
Monday.
q. VI. james returned Tuesday
irpm Benton.
=. y. Henry returned Monday
from Arkansas.
Miss Pearl Does left Tuesday To
attend the Fair.
james hbb, oi Carrsville. was in
the city Monday
J. c. Ru,,cr, q Hampton, was
in town Tuesday.
&. W Haynes. Of Lexington,
was here Tuesday.
7. X. Cook-cy, Il Dycplurg,
was herr Monday.
Roht. Foster, II Green's Ferry,
Wa herr last week.
Carl Henderson vas In Black!ouI
TUESDAY on husincss.
". ,. Paris and wife, u lola,
wcrc in town Tuesday.
Walter 4. Blackburn, u loui.
vile. was herr Tuesday.
John Daugh,ry. q unioniown
was in the city Tuesday.
John Blue made hu.inc,, iriI
10 Union,own Monday.
Dt. X. l.. Moor Wa IN Louis.
Villc this wcck on business.
r. u. Kingston and wife lci
Tuesday 10 attend the Fair
Mn. T.. e. Mcorc i the gucs, a
Mr.. Henry Ricc, u Fr,donia.
Miss Annie S,app, Il Copdon
ra guest oi Mis- Eva llrklin.
Miss Addic Franks lcii Monda,
T. visit RELATIVES At Owcnshoro.
Rev. 7. \. Conway Utumc
Sunday irom the Worlds Fair.
Rev. ". T. Oakley attended III
prslytcry a, fr,lonia thi. Nccl
J. 4. Summcyillc and wife,
Maii"pu. lcii Tuesday cor 81. l0ur
Mis- lima Gas. Il llyndcrw
BE- visiting friend. and vaii,,
hrr.
Mn. Geo. r. Williams an
children arr visiting rcla,ivs ne
Providence.
GcoRc Paris and family left Sun
day for Roe, Ark. 10 make Il the
iutur home.
]. W. Putchc,,, oi Glads,on
was here Monday and gaw "
pleasant call.
Mcssr. John u. HinChc and
A. billiard, ~ Gladstone, wcr
the city Monday.
Win Cox and wife, u kclsc
pas-cd through town Monday e
ruu,c 10 -, Louis.
Rev. r. V. Joiner returned Tu'
day from Franklin where he
tended conference.
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]. W. Wilson was in Evansville
Wednesday.
G. 7. Wilson, Of Weston, was in
the city Tuesday.
X. II. Lewis, Of Repton, was in
town Wednesday.
II. T. Hammock, Of Sturgis, was
in the city this week.
+. d. Travis, Of Blackboard, was
in the city Wednesday.
J. W. Adams attended Prcsbytery
a, Uniontown last week.
Rev. 5. J.. Martin attended Pres
bytery at uniontown last week.
W. d. Wallace, Of Sturgis. was
in the city this week ON business.
Mn. Il. l.. Flanary returned
"Wednesday from the Worlds Fair.
Frank Duss .pmincd his ankle
this week in alighiing from horsc.
Miss Lillian Ragsdal, IL Fpdo-
mia, visited friend. here last sun.
day.
Mr.. Il. l.. Moore and Miss Daisy
Towcry weU in Evansville Saiur.
day.
Chief u Police A. ;. Canaan at.
tended the Henderson fair Saiur.
day.
". W. Howcr,on. II Rcp,on.
registered q, the New Marion sun.
day.
Miss nellie Thomas lci, Wcdncs.
day In visit relatives at Hopkins.
willie.
Miss Alma Henry, Of S,uVis, i
a gucs, Il Miss Edith Daniel thi'
wvvk.
M,slamc. &. :. Num- and T. II,
Cochran r,umcl Monday irm 81,
Louis.
w. II. Crow lch Wednesday III
llarri-,nDNg. Ia. 10 spend iht
winter.
It will pay To scc Mr., Eueu,
Lows pattern hats lyiOU pur
chasing.
Mis. Io,,ir Wilkcron. Il Cory
DON. !. the gus, Il Mr.. ~
lliCkliu,
County Attorney Carl lIcndcrOi
was in Dixon Tuesday On lcg,
business,
Mr.. Annie Lemon visited he
brother, Rob,, Crow. at Kclsc
this week.
Rev. Jas. ?. Prev conducted scr
viw- at the Flint PpslyicriaI
} church Sunday.
JoC Moor, Of Evansville. rpp
scniing Marsh.Sanlin & Co., va
in the city "Wednesday.
Rev. ]. Il. McAicc will prach 4
the Methods, church Sunday At |
. O'Clock a. m. and : p. m
Miss Elizabeth johnson rv,umc
TO Marion Wednesday after a We
, 10 Mn. Le,siner. -PpvidcncC n
,crprisc.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-07

2. II. Deboe, Of Iron Hill, has
sold his farm TO his son, Willie
Deboe, and viii move to Marion.
Albert Bishop and family, Of
Union county, were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Woodbridge this
week.
]. 7. Terry and wife, Of Sheri-
dan, passed through town Tuesday
enroute to Dixon to visit rela-
tivcs.
Mn. r. NJ. Johnson, Of Lola,
passed through town Friday tn
route TO Blackiord to visit rela-
tives.
DIR. T. II. Cossitt and ". f.
Minner rcprcsente the c. r.
church in the Presbyter; 1t Ere.
donna.
Miss Mary Nation, II Ford.
Ferry, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Misses lrbclle and Willie
Carlos.
Mn. Celcsta lcltma, Of Paducah
who had tecn visiting relatives
here, returned home on las
Thursday.
Will Tudor. Of Shady Grove
returned Monday from Admission
Mo. lie expects To locate there il
q short time.
Edgar lamb, wife and childrci
Of Pincy, left Tuesday for Pom,
Creek, Oklahoma, 10 make Il ,hci
future home.
Mn. Mary Fleming. II Salem
who has been the CUES, Of he
daughter, Ms. NJ. +. Croft, ~
turned home Tuesday.
Mcssr. Albert Lucas and Johl
Duyall left Tuesday for Roe, Ark.
ON a prospective trip, expecting 4
spend a month thcU,
Mn. Lucy llcrrcl aud children
II 81. Louis. who have bcCn III
guests " her mother, Mr.. frislS,
Utumci home wednesday.
Miss lrlvllc Carlos spent Saiul
day anil sunday a, home. She
teaching sclool At forl's Ferry an
l. well pleased with her work.
Il. NJ. WilbOm, who l. Cunp
In a succvssiul Cving machine br
incss at EUcnvillc, came home ,
b REGISTER and spcn,a few days in N
city,
Mn. Il. +. Blakcly and liti
daughter, u Hampton. paSC
q through town Tuesday cnwu,c
Dawson SPRING To spend a ic
days.
|, ". u. Rairl, u Marion, Is
J town this wwk superintendent
-omc impnwmcn,so on the dwcllir
, II Mr.. Eva Mcor.-Ppvidcn,
. Enterprise.
n. II. loving's resignation
cashier 81 the Globe Bank AZ
9 Tus, company Is effective saiu
D day. after which time Nolcn VI
' Culin will le cashier. Mr.. l.ovii
y quits 10 look after other Interests.
paduosh sun.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-07

Will Burton left Wednesday for
Keyil.
Dave Kcyil wa. in Paducah Sat
urday.
DR.. ]. o. Dixon left Monday for
-. Louis.
Fiscal court was in session two
days this week.
Rev. ]. +. Price will h. at Pres
bytery this week
Vim. Barnett, Il Tolu, was in
the city this week.
Walter Blackburn, Of Louisville,
was here this week.
j. A. S,cgar, Of Princeton, was
In the city this week.
Mn. Eva Moore j. attending III,
Princeton Prcsbytcry.
Lon johnson attended the Fair
at Henderson Friday.
Miss sue Daniel, IT Ford's Ferry,
visited here Tuesday.
senator Dcloc was In Iouisvill,
thi. week on business.
4. J. Pickcns was In Evansville
on business this week.
Dr. Cossii, was called To Black
ford ON business Friday.
The. Clifton was In Dycusburl
lat Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mn. 7. u. Kingston ar,
attending the Worlds Fair.
Mn. Belle James. u Paducah. !
the guest u Mn, VIII Mott.
Mn. Carl Henderson visited a
Blackiorl the frt II the week.
MIR. The. Clifton U,unc,
Tuesday irom the Wotld's Fair.
Mrs. ". u. Wallingiord rc,UIn,,
inm the Worlds Fair Saturday.
The wife oi Circuit Clerk job
ia. Asher Is very low u ph,hcsis.
Mc~r. W. II. Clark aud J. u
Champion went To Tolu sunday.
. Disk Harliu aud wife aU d
Z II, LOU. ihi. wryk attending III
Fair
Nh. T.. T. NUgEl, UtuUcd irl
. ity World. Fair sunday and va
in the city.
A Mr.. ]. ;. McMurg, " Rcp,oI
r va, the guest II her sister, Mn. J
d. Rankin thi. wcck.
j.. Allrr Bishop aud wife, Of Stu
n ri.. visited the family Of Wu
Woodbridge this week.
II An. Taylor. u Owcnsloro, nj
a i.,crd with j. q. Dclkcr at u
New Marion this week.
sam Burton, oi near Rodnc,
n lct wednesday for Clay count,
Ark. where he will inside.
;. Mr.. Kate Mcconnell, Of Par
!. gould, Ark, Is visiting her brc,hc
~. c. Canadian, near town.
:. WE. Cox and wife, 81 Kclsc
/. after visiting relatives here, l.
Sunday for the Worlds Fair.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-04-08
ELLERY'S BAND
MAY COME
TO FAIR

Spokane may have the exceptional
pleasure of listening again to Ellerys
band at the Interstate fair this fall.
1t is a rather expensive organization
but II someone other than the fair
management will undertake to engage
the services OF the band for the
night performance down town, II will
be brought to Spokane ~ D.
The fair management considers it,
self as scarcely able TO care for the
band except during the day time, and
II is not likely the members would
be content to remain idle during the
evenings. A proposition has been
considered by some OF the theatrical
managers regarding the engagement
of Ellery's services for the nightly
performances, but this has not as
yet been given any definite consider
alton. The management OF the new
theater may take hold of the thing
Dan l.. Weaver. manager of the Spo-
kane, said this morning that he could
hardly consider II for his playhouse,
for he was making arrangements for
the fair week which should net his
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-04-08

APPEALS

The transcript in the case Of the
d. Appleton Book company against
w. NJ. Ridpath has been filed with
the county clerk. In the justice court
the company was given judgment for
$40 and costs against the guberna-
torial aspirant. Ridpath has appeal
ed the case to the superior court and
has filed bond for 5000. In his an
swer to the complaint Ridpath add
mits that an agent called on him and
he placed an order with him for a
set of The Historical Romances of
Louisa Muhlbach," but states that
when the books We're brought to him
they did not correspond to the de-
scription of those he had ordered. He
claims that the books ordered were
never delivered and are not in his pos
session
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1904-04-08
REPORT OF ANOTHER BIG RUSSIAN DEFEAT

Northern telephoned to the depot and
asked if the train would leave on the
schedule time. The answer was: No,
not until l0:l0.' These parties then
took their time about getting to the
depot and did not bring their trunks
down until after O'Clock. When
requested to check the trunks, the bag
gage man rather curly told them that
he never checked trunks after the
scheduled leaving time of trains.
"The result was that the train pulled
out without the trunks. This is a
particularly bad arrangement on the
Spokane Falls & Northern for parties
going into British territory. The
trunks will have to go through in bond,
lay perhaps for day or two in the
customs, and otherwise be badly delay
ed. If the trunks had been put on
the train along with the parties own
ing them. they would have been gone
over by the customs officials en- transit
and on arriving at the end of their
journey been released right away by
the officers"
A complaint will be made TO officials
of the line and IN effort made to
remedy this gross delaying of baggage.