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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-11
Sale of ITEMS Lace Lisle S0X.
Csc. a Pair. Regularly 35c. and SOC.
Boys Correct
FURNISHINGS.

We have devoted much time and
attention to the little details that are
SO necessary. The latest styles and
effects in Neckwear. The correct
shapes and shades in Hats. White
Shirts for dress occasions. Negligee
Shirts, in white and colored effects.
Pajamas, of good materials, cut and
made just like papa's., Shirt Waists
and Blouse for the little tots, in white
and an excellent assortment of fancy
effects, collars, cuffs, etc.
In fact, everything the boy wears
may be selected from a stock that is
correct in every detail-styles, ma
terials, prices.
Boys White Madras Blouses; sizes 5 to ror
10. Value 75c. Each. w.
Boys Fancy Madras Blouses, pretty pat roc
terms; sizes 5 TO IS. Each. .............. Soe'
Boys Separate Russian Blouses; sizes zoe 11p
Boys Lanndered Blouses, TX. E." Or ~
brand; sizes to 16. Each. ............. Pi'oo
Boys Unlaundered Shirt Waists, Moth roc
er's Friend brand. Each. ............... w.
Boys IS separate "a Wash Pants best make 5oc
Rsy' .,zss 70 Wash Pants D0Omer 6oc
s1 ssyi IL to shEt' E win attached 5oc
Boys White Madras Shirts sizes IL to zrc
H. f~acn. ~
cn ssys Shirts with staehed or detached $oo
Boys Fancy PaJamas; sizes to 16. 1rc
suit ................ -
Bows. washable Stocks, Each 25c.
Boys pioue Hand Ties. Each. 25c.
Boys Extra Long Four-in- Hand Ties. Or.
r-acH ~
BOYS Midget, String Ties. EACH. 25c.
Third floor. Tenth st.
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for pictures be maintained? The picture
market has its fortunes and fluctuations.
and it might seem from sale at Christie
yesterday that connoisseurs are calling
halt at excessive expenditure Yesterday
four dainty Angelica Kauffmanns. being
the well-known "Fortitude. Prudence,
Temperance and Justice made only
1870 guineas.
A Sir Joshua realized no more than nine
suineas, a Wouverman but five and half
guineas, and a Hobbema but ten guineas.
Purchasers probably had doubts about the
genuineness of the pictures, even though
they formed part of the collection of the
first Lord Manners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-11
Infants and Little
Chiadrem's Apparel.

We always have large and COM
prehensive variety of things tor the
complete Quitting Of infants and lit
tie children. Many are handmade
and imported, of finest fabric, elabo-
ratelv embroidered; others very III
expensive. All are of good quality,
well-made and, without exception,
dainty and attractive.
Below are a number OF articles
that will be found of special service
for outdoor summer life, and at
prices showing that really good
things for children can always be
bought for very little money.
CbiIdpen's Lawn Caps, trimmed with tucks and
featherstitching finished about face with 2sc
narrow lace. Special at. ..... -
stitched. Children's Bingham Aprons. soc
Gown Of muslin. Special at. .....'....'.'' y
Infants Pillows filed with down. Lawn Pillow
Cases. trimmed with tucked rune SpeeiaA zoe.
at. ...... -
Infants White Nainsook Short Dresses, Bishop
and Hubbard styles, round and square &c.
yokes. Special at. ~
Infants Naipsook Long Slips, yoke Of feather
stitching neck and sleeves trimmed with 7SC.
lace. Special at. .........'.'....
Children's White Lawn ana Naineook OteeSes'
Mother Hubbard, Guimpe and French waist styles
Boys and Girls Russian Dresses Of cham ST %
bray. Special at. .........
Chfldren's White Nainso0k Dresses, Mother HuD-
had Rnssian and French waist styles trimmed
vi. With embroidery, taesins and lace sDs so
White s1s rians Refers $75
Children's Cream Bedford Cord Short
RssfsE: solar trimmed with narrow nib. $500
with fsaeg b1sd
Children's Colored Cloth Refers, trimmed with
white braid Infants Cream Bedford ga 90
Cord Long Cloaks. Special at. ........... wv
Third floor, Eleventh st.
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The Model Skirt Supporter
and Waist Holder

Is absolutely the best combination
skirt supporter and waist holder
ever invented by any man or wo-
man. 1t is what every woman
needs. 1t is the only article of the
kind on the market that gives en-
tire satisfaction. 1t is the only COM
bination that can be worn winter
and summer, being equally as SER
viceable on heavy clothing as on
light summer wear. 1t is useful,
practical and cheap.
25c. set.
Notion Dept, Main floor, G ct.
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Fitness of Porto Rican oa,csrs.

A board of officers consisting of Lieut..
Col. Charles J. Crane. Sth Infantry; Mai.
Edward F. Glenn, 5th Infantry; Maj Will
liam F. Lippitt. surgeon; Capt. B. K Ash
ford assistant surgeon; Capt. Carl A. Mar
tin, Sth Infantry. and Second Lieut. STAN
ley s. Ross, artillery corps. recorder, has
been ordered to meet at San Juan, p. r.,
for the purpose of conducting the exami-
nation OF the captains and first lieutenants
including the medical officers. of the Porto
Rico provisional regiment of infantry, to
determine their fitness of reappointment
as officers of that regiment under the pro-
April %, 1904.
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To Be Examined for Marine Corps.

The Secretary Of the Navy has designa ted
the following candidates for examination
at Washington, June 15. to test their quail
ifications for appointment as second lieu
tenants in the Marine Corps: Clayton b.
Vogel Pennsylvania; LETTERS F. Richard
son, Massa chusetts; Horatio N. Burroughs
Pennsylvania; Henry v. X. Gilmore. New
Jersey; Jeter r. Horton, South Carolina;
George A. Wilson, jr., Maine; Howard P.
Wright, District of Columbia; Stanley Full
ton Althrop, Pennsylvania; John E.
Graham, Massachusetts,; Don D. Strong,
Georgia. Frank O. Twitchell, Maine; Ed
ward H. Conger, Iowa; Corporal Theodore
J. Brewster, u. 8. M. c.; Corporal Joseph
A. Rossell, U. 8. NJ. C.; Sergeant Maurice
E. Shearer, u. 8. NJ. c.. Corporal Eugene
F. Drinan, U. g. NJ. c.; Corporal Edward
P. Dieter. u. S. NJ. c.; Corporal w. Sloane
Harrison, U. 8. NJ. c.
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S39.S12.OOO
$3O3,114,OOO
Virginia Settled Debt.

This was in 1884. Since then the accumu-
lated interest would have more than dou-
bled the amount. One of these states, how
ever, Virginia. has settled her bonds on
the basis of certain percentage. None Of
the other states, however, have done any
thing. This enormous quantity of securit'e-
has been lying about In the bottom Of dusty
desks for twenty years. The owners long
ago ceased to hope they would ever be paid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-11
Untrimmed Hats
Millinery Materials.

Untrimmed Hats for women and
children, in all the correct shapes
and kinds. Beautiful Tuscan braids
in pleasing variety.
Complete assortments OF Flowers,
Fancy Feathers, Quilts and Ostrich
Plumes; also Wreaths suitable for
children's and wonnen's hats.
Untrimmed Hats. u
Untrimmed Hats, made-of Tuscan braids, In
newest shapes and colorings, 81 90 to S2.IO
for women and children. ~ fO'oN
Untrimmed Black and kColored straws, Sc 90
with double brms. .sSoss... ..........
~, 3 y $I.5o up
Untrimmed Hats for Children. Pi'~o "
Millinery Materials,
Peoples, in all colors ........
Roses, In white and pink. ........ >
Mrsa this s sgIt9sls for ye to
Ostrich Plumes and Pom So 90 to XI2 90
pons black and white. 70.
10th st,
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TOurjStS'
Requisites.

The attention of those contem-
plating European trip, visit to
the St. Louis Exposition, or else
where, is directed to our complete
stock of travelling requisites, which
offers everything in that line and
at prices consistent with the quail
ity of the goods.
And all trunks, both in regular
and extra sizes, are made especially
for us, of the best materials and in
the best possible manner.
Particularly good values are rep
resented in the following:
Our W. & l.. Special Trunk-constructed Of thor
oughly seasoned Eastwood and covered with extra
heavy canvas: stout hardwood Stats protected hy
large malleable iron clamps: four Pinch strap
hinges; Excelsior holt lock: dowel bolts on either
end and In 'front.' three center bands closely nailed
iron bottom; two trays top one deep enough to
carry hats full rjye1ed
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Women's Silk Hose
at a Special Price.

rs dozen Women's Black Pure
Silk Hose, with cotton feet-very
thin and fine and just right for pres
-ent wear. All sizes.
$I.25 a pair. Regularly $I.75.
Main floor. st.
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The Railway to Port Arthur.

The Russian ambassador here has re-
ceived a dispatch from 81 Petersburg
saying that Yiceroy Alexief autographed
the emperor that railroad communication
with Port Arthur was restored during
the night of May Q and 10 and that the
telegraph line is being repaired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-11
"Apitezo, the Iron Food.

A sweet, wholesome, nutritious
and substantial food, made of the
best elements of grain, strengthened
and reinforced with Protein, Phos-
pilates and Plant Iron. In fact, it is
the best balanced physiologic food
that has ever been placed on the
market.
Demonstration, Fifth floor, Tenth st.
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Tooth Brush Racks, each. .............. Isc.
Soap Dishes, each. Observation-Disclosures. ~.
Bath Tub Rim Soap Dishes, each. So.
Toilet Paper Holders, each. ~.
Combination Tumbler and Tooth Brush ,rc
doiders, each ~
1s-inch Towel Bars. each. ............. 25c.
single Hooks for Towels, each. ......... Ioc.
wbi.k Broom Holders, each. ......... 25c.
Bath Robe Hooks. each ................ CSC.
a4-luen el.s. shelves, each. ....... SAYS
Comb and Brush Racks, each. .......... $I.25
Fifth floor.
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Satisfactory
RefrigeratOrS.

In supplying the necessities Tor
the summer home, none deserves
more careful consideration than the
Refrigerator. 1t is AN article that
may cause a great amount OF an
Iloyance and dissatisfa ction, if not
selected with careful judgment.
Nearly every Refrigerator has some
good points to recommend it; but
there are also the Objectionable ones
to be taken into consideration. The
idea is to get the one that has the
most good points and the least OBJ
jectionable ones.
Our policy demands that we offer
the best for your purchase, and our
selections were made only after a
thorough and satisfactory test.
The wisconsin" is, we believe,
the most satisfactory Refrigerator
made. We have handled it for six
years and have yet to find its su-
perior.
Some of its good features:
Made Of the best ash thoroughly dried in hot air
dry kflns: between the inner and outer case
flied with mineral wool-the best non-conducting
material known; new cleanable f1ue wall, the best
improvement in refrigeration; ice rack is the most
perfect made, being entirely OF metal and
braced and riveted in the strongest manner arched
shed in center Of ice rack which prevents the drip
pings from condensation from passing into the pro-
vision chamber; patent drip cup and drain
pipe.
No. x $1,000 each.
No. Xxx $I2.5o each.
No. XIX $I4.5o each.
No. XXXX-$I6.oo each.
We also offer excellent Refrigerator in the
peerless" which have handled for several
wears, and which also has a large number Of good
wood, with mineral wool filling.
$1,000 to $4,000 each.
Peerless Ice Chests, made Of hardwood end
lined with galvanized iron-an ideal Ice Chest.
5000 to $500 each.
Nu~ery RefrIserators made Of block tin packed
With Tp1neral wool and lined with galvanized iron.
IND In 6ats and almost Indispensable for the sick
room and nursery.
$3.50 to $3.50 each.
water Coolers. of metal. stone and wood, with
iron and porcelain Innings.
$I.25 to $500 each.
Wster Cooler Stands of wood and metal.
$500 to $3.50 each.
Sixth door, st.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-11
Dainty and Practical
Sum mer JeWegry,

When one is wearing thin, dainty
dresses or shirt waists there are rib
bons to fasten and cuffs to pin and
belts to look after, etc, hence more
Jewelry is needed in summer than
IN winter.
All the silver things one needs are
here IN good assortment-solid sill
yer, yet none too fine or too expen-
sive to take away and run the risk of
losing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-11
Brilliant Table Silver.

Housekeepers generally, those
who are fitting UP their summer
homes, and intending purchasers of
silver for wedding gifts, will be in
terested in the many exceptional
values as offered in the list below.
The goods are the product of
reputable makers.
Many pretty and odd bits, par
tlcularly suitable for wedding gifts,
are included.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-11
Bathroom
Fittings.

We have just received new in
voice of choice quality Nickel Bath
Room Fittings, which we offer at
attractive prices. While these goods
are marked unusually low, they are
all standard makes and are nickeled
on brass, SO that they will not rust
like the cheap grades, which are
nickeled on steel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-11

Sterling silver Brooches. soc. to $3.50
Sterling Silver Hat Pins. >. soc. to ST.. so
Sterling silver Stick Pins. 75c. to ST. so
Sterling silver Belt Pins. -. SI.5o to 81 90
Sterling silver Belt Buckles. $500 to SAYS
Sterling Silver Waist Sets. 75c. to 81 90
Sterling Silver Bar Pins g..
White setting. ............ ~. W S,1.CO
white setting D."Oents SI.75 to S. 90
Main floor. Eleventh ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-11
The Designer for June

HIS DSSHXdHCH HUI VUH1S
Is on sale and contains among 9th.
ers the following interesting arti-
cles: "The Shirt Waist Costume in
Many Forms" "How to Make q
Raffia Hat" Stocks and Yokes In
Fancy Fagoting," Bags, Cushion
Tops and Buffet Spreads in Cross
stitch" PILLOW Lace, Club Rooms
for Girls" three short stories and
numerous poems.
Price, Ioc. a copy.
Special price, Doc. year.
Tune Patterns and Fashion Sheets are ready,
Patterns, &c. to 25o. Fashion Sheets free Tor me
Pattern Dept, Main floor, Eleventh 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-11

Estimates promptly
Awnings, Reupholst
Second floor, ct.
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Travelling Trunks made of thoroughly seasoned
lumber and covered with canvas; heavy stats;
mclleable iron corner clamps Excelsior lock- strap
hinges; stitched leather handle; extra deep tray,
with hat box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-11
Kodaks, Cameras and
Photo. Goods.

The increased activity that assails
the Photographic supply house at
this season of the year finds us fuliv
equipped to meet all demands. Our
goods are the best makes only.
cameras, kodaks, plates, films, de-
velopers, developing machines, de-
veloping and printing outfits. rub
Der trays, lamps, albums, masks.
etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-11

Steamer Trunks constructed of thoroughly sea-
soEed lumber and covered with extra heavy can
vas: hardwood ash Stats: large end bolts: strap
hinges; Excelsior lock: sheet-iron bottom; extra
heavy box and valance clamps; cloth lined; full
riYpfad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-11

following Window Shades
Window Screen Doors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-11
Base Ball Goods.

, only the leading makes carried IN stock iu,,
Ing a complete line of SpaIdings goods Will
generally conceded to be the best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-11

Voter Cooler Stands, of wood and metal.
$500 to $3.50 each.
0t~xh Aoor st
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-06
HE'S A WINNER

Ollie James is SO certain Of re.
election that he can afford 10 20
into other districts, and even to
other States, and help his fellow
Democrats. He Is certain this
year to repeat his success as a
stump speaker in the last cam
paign His voice will roach the
remotest limits Of any county aud
bis arguments will penetrate the
oavernous depths Of the dullest
brain After the opening speech
es he will Join Gov Beckham in
tour Of the State
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-06
THE ISSUE.

The live questions of the cam
paign can be summed up in a few
words.
Do the people of the United
States want for the next four
years, Constitutional govern
ment or a military hierarchy?
Shall we return to the JetIsrso.
nian simplicity practioed under
the Cleveland administration. or
shall we elect Roosevelt and en-
doree the extravaganza of the last
four years.
Shall the tariff be revised by
the friends of the masses and for
the common veal, as promised in
the Democratic platform, or shall
it continue to be exploited for the
benefit of the robber trusts and
oorporationsH
Shall we do justice to the Fill
pinos and give them their indie
pendence, or shall we continue to
maintain a Government that de-
prives them of their right to con-
troll their own affairs and make
them slaves instead of freemen?
Shall the Government ba ad-
ministered solely for the benefit
of the Trusts or shall the people
at least have a representative in
the White House, in the person
OF Judge Parker, who will defend
their rights against the encroach-
ment of those who are enriohing
themselves at the expense of the
tax payers.
These are the important ques.
tions of the campaign and it re-
mains for the Democrats of Ken
tuoky to answer whether they will |
remain true to their Democratic
record, or surrender to the hosts
Of Plutocraoy led by Roosevelt
and financed by Pierrepont Nor
gan and the Standard Oil Co.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-06
REGISTRATION DAY,
Quite a Full Poll Game to the
Front on Registration Day.

The voting places in the varioul
precincts IN this city and in by
cusburg, in this county were open
ed for registration Tuesday, and
the voters at an early hour began
for the first time to register their
names, enabling them 10 partici.
pate in the election of Noyem Der
i. The result is satisfactory, show
ing from the mum Der so register.
ing that few failed 10 show up.
The result would also show that
little change will be made in the
election as TO politics as compared
TO previous elections. In the tive
precincts of Marion Isl register.
ed as Republicans, l6l as Demo.
Gratis, ] as Independents and 2 40
Populists and AS Prohibition.
lists. The recent extension of the
city limits gave the Republican,
advantage over the Democrats,
compared with former years, as it
took in large oolored popula-
ton. Considering this the Dem.
ocrats have cause TO be satisfied
over the indicated result in No.
vsmber.
In Dycusburg the Democrats
registering compared to the Re-
publicans was 1 to /, indicating
a Democratic gain in that precinct
We give below the registration
by precincts
Marion No Rep. "a; Dem.
10; Ind. |. Total II.
Marion No, Rep. 30; Dem.
q; Ind. 3; Pop. 2. Total IS.
Marion No. 3.-Rep, IS; Dem.
50; Ind. 2; Pop. 2. Total II.
Marion No. Rep 26; Dem.
%. Total Is.
Marion No. 5.-Rep. 81; Dem.
10; ind. l Total 70.
Dycnsburg Rep. 7; Dem. rs;
Ind, 4; Pop 2. Total 40.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-06
Car load of Plttsbure
Perfect Wire Fence at
Cochran & Pickens.
A Good Trade

| have 30 Dbl. Touring mill
with good cornmeal rig attached
| have been running my mill about
five weeks. 1t makes the best Of
flour and meal. | have already
worked up a good trade. The mill
is located on the / G. rail road
The location is a good one In every
respect. will trade one half in.
terest for good farming land or
sell one half interest unreasonable
cheap for cash My reasons for sell
ing is | want help to run my bust.
ness, and moey to carry on same.
w. T. Daury,
Blaokford, Ky
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-06

Last week three unsuccessful
attempts were made to destroy the
100000 battleahip Connecticut
now building at the Brooklyn Ma
Wy Yard, and the vessel is now be-
ing closely guarded by United
States Marines. The Connecticut
will be next to the largest battle
ship in the world, with 1900 in
dioated horse power and will carry
a battery of 14-inch barbe tie
guns.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-06

Resaoa, Monterey and Buena Wis
ia we're won; Moro Castle was 81.
fenced, the heights of Cerro Cor
do, Chepultepec Contreras and
Cherubusco stormed, the Bishop s
Palace captured, and the proud
city of the Azteos lay at the mer-
cy of an American Major General
No General Stats in those days
No bedizened ballroom gsllants
to storm those heights and take
those cities The bone and sinew
of the land did it-just the plain,
common people"
All, well, those were the days of
the green leaf; we are now in the
days of the brown; and 80 wags
the world.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-06

Ere this is read by the readers
of the PRESS, the spirit of Postmas-
ter. G eneral Henry G. Payne will
doubtless have passed into the
land of shadows. The last bulle-
tin from his bedside read: 1.-THE
Postmaster q eneral is sinking rap
idly and will last but a short
time" Mr.. Payne has for years
been a prominent figure in the
politics of the country and his
death at this time would be a seri-
GUS loss to his party and to the
Adm inistration.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-06

Sir William Vernon Haroourt,
the most popular and distinguish
ed political orator in England,
died very suddenly on Saturday
last. The announcement of his
death was received with sincere
sorrow and regret, not only throu-
ghout the United Kingdom, but
in the United States as we'll.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-06

Hon Samuel j. Pugh has de-
clined to accept the Republican
nomination for Congress in the
Ninth district. This Is one of
the three Kentucky districts that
Chairman Ernst propo 9 d t o
wrest from the Democrats" but
it would seem that Sam Pugh
don't have much faith in this
wrestling" process.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-06
Ranges, cook stoves.
both wood and coal; heat
ers of all descriptions.
Marion Hardwre Co.
RECORDED DEEDS.

j. c. Taylor to w. T. Springs, three
town lots in Tolu, a.. 10.
Silvey Crider to Robert Wheelor, un.
divided interest in land, 1926.
c. w. Taylor to j. j. Thomas, house
and lot in Tolu, 200.
+. s. Maxwell to G.. +. Weldon, two
lots in Marion, 800.
Anthony Murphy to Jas. l.. Butler.
lot on West Depot street, S75.
Clarissa Rushing to Sam Brinkley. IA
acres, $3.50.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-06
WAIT FOR THE WAGON

Our wagons will deliver meat AT your
doors regularly every Tuesday; Thurs.
day and Saturday. IL would pay YOU e.
wait Tor our wagons. Our meat il nj
ways the freshest and tenderest and fines
sold IN the city, Look at these prices.
Roast, DC to &c per pound; Stoak, Toe or
3 lbs Tor 25c. ID. #. Murphy 4 Son.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-06
DIRECTORS

Doo- General and Conservative
Banking Business Managed and Back
Ell by Men Of Capital and Recognized
business Ability Pays interest on Time
Deposits Come and see az OF write a.
II you cannot come. Every facility con
sistent with Prudent Banking ~ offered
our Customers Give us trial No
amount too small 10 begin with
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-06

The boys in Marion seemed to
catch on" to the registration trick
all right and the greater portion
of the town vote was registered
Tuesday
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-06

Roosevelt's plan of dealing with
international questions is to walk
softly, but carry big stick In
other words the peace of I h 9
world is constantly menaced by
this amateur warrior who had "a
Their fight than eat.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1904-10-06

Hon II. d. Newoomb, of Lou.
isville has resigned his saat in the
Legislature in order to clear away
any doubt as to his eligibility as
a Presidential Elector