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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-03
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.
Interesting Items Boiled Down fos
 The Benei3 of Our Busy Readera

Charles W. Prindle. familiarity known :ls Captain" Prindle to almost every Yale man for thirty years back. dropped dead of heart diseas" last night at the home of his sister in New Haven.
 The police descended upon the stora of Iuen. Sing N Co at No 1i6Ls State street. Hartford. late yesterday afternoon and secured a large quan- tity of Chinese wines. Wong luen and Wong Lin were arrested for viO- laticn of the license law.
 The one -yearold child of Horace l.. Jacobic. station master at Canaan. died in its mothers arms on a Berk- shire division train near Kent Satur- day afternoon. Mr Jacobie was rr- gently transferred from Litchfeld to Canaan. Mrs JacObie had three chil- dren with her in making the trip.
 An unocciIpiel house owned ly Mrs Lulu Tryon. situated north of Say brook Junction. was burned last even- ing. The fire was discovered after | o'clock and in less than two hours was in ruins. St Johns Roman Cath ollie church and the central office of the Southern New England Telephone Co were endangered. the lattcr the more SD. but bucket brigade sue ceeIed in saving both structures.
 Carl k. Manson of Hackensack. N. l.. the big freshman who was oUt for the football team at Wesleyan last fall. is spending few days in the ca- lorimeter at Mitldletown in the inter est of science. Manson couyl b" in- duced to say very little before he cii- tered the box. He explained that witl, characteristic bluntne>s Professor Benedict. who is carrying on the ex- pertinent. had told him he paid him for just two things-io keep his mouth shut and to do what he was told. Yanson intimatel that he could at least do that much for science. Be cause he talked to q newspaper man after coming out of the box Profe>- Sor Benedict has said that never again | will Nat Butler. the famous bicycle rider. pedal for science in the calori meter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-03

TANGlER, April 3.-American Min ister Gummere, on behalf of President Roosevelt, has presented to Mulai Ali and Mnfai Hamed, shereefs of Wazah, with handsomely inscribed rifles in rec osnition of. their services in the Perdi. caris affair.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-03

Three Men Buried by snowslide. !. !OURAY. Colo. April 3.-Three men have been buried by a sHpwsljds, which ,carried away tine boarIinai aMl bunk houses of the Bankers National mine It is supposed they have perlshed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-03
win Have .so0 E.xineer Gse.ts.

Ss-HENEcTADY. \. Y-- April 3--It was annopncsi that a0" forcign engi- ,eers who are attending tho interna- tiopaI raIIroad congress at Washington will be the guests of the General Elec- tric and American Locomotive compa- nies h this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-03
Queen Alexandra at Genoa.

Queen Alexandra at Genoa.
 GENOA, April 3.-The Duchess of Aosta has arrived here alRl welcomed Queen Alexandra, who reached Genoa today on board the British royal yacht Victoria and Albert.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
SHADY GROVE.

Rev. T. +. Roland filed his reg
ular appointment at Hills Chapel
Saturday and Sunday.
ID. Hubbard and viii Carnahan
were here Sunday.
W. II. Towery and wife spent
Sunday in the country.
J. X. Tudor spent Sunday with
her daughter, Mrs. Travis.
Misses Sallie Gun,ber and Pearly
Boyd were the guests Of Miss Susie
Mcdowell Saturday night.
Bill Fox, Of Providence, was in
town Sunday.
&. e.. Ramsey, who has ts.en Wis
ting her mother at Dalton.
returned home Sunday.
Niss Tcnnie Davis, Of Nebo,
bcgan her spring school here Mon.
day.
q. Y. Towery aud wife Bere in
Marion Monday.
Gabe Towery, Of the Iron Hill
.neighborhood, was here Monday on
business.
]. A. East will move 10 the sam
Brown property near blackburn
soon.
Rev. lArkin, oi Tweddleville,
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Clara Wood, who has been
sick for some time, is no better.
W. II. Towery has purchased tn,
Kuykendall property here.
J. 7, Tucker was in town Tues.
day.
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LOCAL NEWS.
VIEW.

Charley Williamson and family
of Union county, visited his father
Horace Williamson, last week.
Quite n number from here at
tended the sale of Thomas Brash'
ears near Francis Saturday. Mr.
Brashear will leave for Indian Ter
ritory soon.
Oscar Pogue, of Francis, was here
last week.
+ NJ. Clements has a fine piece
Of timber which he was offered
$4,000 for recently.
Fred Clements is having his
house remodeled and when COM
pleted, Will have a beautiful home.
J. !. Clements went 10 Marion
Saturday.
Polk Elkcns, who has been very
sick at J. c. Matthews all winter,
is reported better.
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uEvlhS.

Rev. j. $. Henry 6lled his rcgu.
lar appointment at Union the iirs,
Sunday. His text was, Now. il
any man has no, the Spirit Of Christ
he is none Of His"
+. b. Franklin has been quite
sick for the past week.
The singing a, the home Of !. II.
Price Saturday night, was enjoyed
by all present.
Mise Addic Conyer, Of Marion,
has been the guest Of Mrs. Eva
Thrclkcld the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Franklin,
with their little son, Master Rear.
inc, attended church at Union III,
fiHt Sunday.
Mrs. Patsy Hale was inferred at
Union cemetery Thursday She
was ninety years old,
j. D. franklin, Of Mississippi, /,
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. d. franklin.
Mn. l.. l.. Price visited her sis.
ter, Mrs. John Moore Sunday.
Will Beard. the teacher Of dane
ing and music, attended the sing,
ing a, Mr.. Prices Saturday night
Subscribe for Tux RECORD. Yol
can't afford To do without Il.
Chas. laRuc sells goods at rea
sonablc prizes and appreciates YOU
trade.
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NEW SALEM.

w. C. Tyner was in Smithland
Saturday.
Mrs. +. b. McWhister is quite
sick. It is feared she has appendi-
citis.
John Capron went to Golconda,
III. Friday, to see his brother-in-
law, Lynne Greer, who is dan
gcrously i'll.
The young people enjoyed sing
ing at Harris Hustin's Sunday
night.
Mrs. j. ", Baker visited T. II.
Harpcnding's family last week.
Lewis Jolly, of Salem, was in
this section last week on business.
John IIarpcnding left last week
for Portland, Ore.
j. II. Brouster and II. u. Wal
ford arr farming in Livingston
county this year.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Hop
kins on the 5th-a boy.
Miss Sallie Binkley, OF Pinckney-
vile. is visiting relatives in this
vicinity
Wallace Davidson has moved to
the farm Of George Barnes.
Lon Harpendine wants - 50 20
Arkansas.
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As Gathered BY Our Efficient
Correspondents.
GAINESVILLE.

Henry Hill, wife and Miss Kate
Travis visited Dick Scott near Sui.
phur Springs last week.
One of our genial and hustline
merchants, J. W. iIutchison, was
in Paducah last week.
Miss Nora Lay, one of Bayou'S
accomplished and beautiful young
ladies, is visiting the Misses Trim
BILE and the family of Usher Glenn
ents.
J. J. Bryant and c. D. Davis
were in Paducah last week,
Prof. Il. +. Babb was at Lola and
Salem drumming for his normal
last week.
Miss Lou Culver, who taught the
primary grades here so successfully,
returned to her home near Birds
vile last Monday.
Mrs. Ada GoOdloe, Of Smithland,
after short visit to her brother,
Ollie Foster, of this place, went out
Saturday To her fathers, Cal Eos.
ter, Of near Joy.
Frank Pcydon and wife, Of near
Joy, were herc Saturday.
DR.. Claude Kidd has gone to
Ncttleton, Ark, TO visit his sister,
Mrs. Vcna Owen.
J. W. Babb, who has been quite
sick Of fever, is better,
Ben Wick, Of Good lIope, was
here Saturday.
James and Brunce Chittenden,
Charles Black, Thomas Tyner and
son, Of Joy, were here Saturday.
Lawrence and Edna Bishop and
0ttomer Rhodes, Of the Rhodes
school district: Addie Kidd and
Ora and Homer Trimble. Of the
Trimble district; Lulu sullivan,
RoSs and Grace Williams, oi III,
Eli graduating class; Will Foster,
Of Hampton; and Katie Champion
Of Mulliken. entered school herr
Monday.
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Speaking Dates.

Aaron Towery, candidate ior
county judgc, will address the mo.
pie Of Cri,,enden county at the fol.
lowing named places;
Bethel school houec. March p,
: p. m.
Going Spring., March %, : p. nj,
Brown school house. March q,
Z p. m.
Olive Branch school house, March
%, I p. M.
Everybody invited TO come on,
Other candidates invited.
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PlNEY.
The sick are improving.

The sick are improving.
Several from here went To Mar.
ion Monday.
Ewcl Little has bought a fine
pair Of mules.
Bro. Stone iillcl his regular up.
pointment at Enon Sunday.
Walter Mcconnell, Of IOn Hill,
was here Sunday.
Bro. Sipcs, Of Blackboard, attend.
cd church ut Enon Sunday.
last Sunday at 2 O'Clock at III,
home Of the brides father, Green
johnson, Miss laura johnson and
Fred Melton WERE united in N,
holy bonds Of matrimony, Rev,
G.. Il. Little officiating. A num.
her Of friends witnessed the happy
union. Both bride and groom ar,
very popular and number thcir
friends by the score. all Of whom
Join in wishing them a happ,
future.
Sunday school will b. rcorSaniucd
at Enon ON the fourth Sunday
Everybody come.
A little child Of Logan Mellow
ell fell from horse Saturday ant
dislocatcd IT, arm.
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RODNEY.

Chester G.. Truitt and James
Newcom l,i, Saturday for Missouri.
II. l.. Sullivan went to Marion
Monday.
Miss Addic Num- visited her sis.
Ter. Mrs. Eva Hughes, Of Baker,
Sunday.
Joe NJ. Davis went Ia Marion
Monday.
Miss Edith Davis is attending
school at Marion.
Aunt Maria Markiss has JUS,
recovered from a severe attack Of
the grip.
+. l.. Num- attended court a,
Moreanheld Monday.
lacey Truit, visited in Marion
Sunday.
fosler Bros have recently in.
stalled new saw mill on their
place near Baker.
Word has bccn received her,
that Mr. Enoch Robinson, form.
erly Of this place, but now Of Mis-.
sour, is seriously i'll Of fever.
DR.. Potter, Brice. Gilbert and
John Croker went To Marion Mon,
day.
T.. W. Gahagen and lacey Tm
IL went 10 Weston Friday.
sam Dempsey will move to Ark
ansas in May
Several persons declare they hay,
seen the foot prints Of large bcal
in Tradewator bottoms.
Mack Brantlcy and wife wcr
guests Of Rice Duncan and wifi,
Sunday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
FRANCES.

paw Ials,on Is all smilcs-it's a
ten pound boy.
NJ. ?. Poguc went to Order las,
Friday.
Born, To the wife Of Hays Wood.
all on the l0th-a boy.
Mute Franklin, Of MorganReld,
was here Sunday.
James Matthews, 81 Livingston
county, was here Saturday and
Sunday.
Ethel Boas, Of Salem, is visiting
friends in this section.
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Public Sale.

] will on Saturday, March q. at
the late residence Of ]. A. Hughes,
dcceascd, near Crsynryille. offer Tor
sale TO the highest and hes, bidder
the following described property:
Farming implements Of all kinds.
; or 10 head Of cattle. | 10, Of hog-.
and a 10, Of un.
Terms; All sums under t5 cash
in hand, over e. on twelve months
time, 6 pr cent interest. Note
with approved security required
before property is removed.
]. II. MAYS, Admr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
BEECH VALLEY.

Bill Nations, Of ford's Ferry,
was here last week.
George and Ellis Akers visited
relatives at Dawson Springs last
week.
W. II. Graves, Of Negro Wolf
swamps, has moved TO the place Of
Bunyan Paris.
=. NJ. Robinson has moved to
the John McKerley place.
Mn. Simpson is on the sick list.
r. ]. Ford was in town Saturday.
W. II. GRAVES Is very sick.
W. 5. Robinson j. hauling cord
wood for the Memphis mines.
II. J, Fordspcn, last Sunday with
Albert Shoemaker.
Mrs. Serena Shoemaker spent
last Sunday with Mrs.. Lula Shcw.
maker.
Men arr at work in the old air
shat, at the Memphis mines a, the
present time and arr laying track
10 run the spar out Of the drifts To
the shaft. They are going 20 crcc,
large building at the new shaft.
r. l.. Hcdsc is building a new
fence.
Mr.. ]. A. Thomas visited Mn
Serena Shoemaker last Sa,ur,
day.
The Memphis Mining Compan,
a. digging a lars, lake "a The old
Memphis mines.
]. A. Thomas has bough, a I'm,
horsc.
The singing a, Jim Mexican
Sunday night was enjoyed by all.
MiS l.cck Simpson visited Mis-
Gwen Ford Sunday.
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FRED0hlA and KELSEY.

Miss Mae Garner, Of sturgis, Wis.
tied in town the first Of the week.
John Pau, Of Dogwood, was here
Monday and Tuesday.
], W. Hughes was on the grand
jury last week.
NJ. j. Groom. 81 Princeton, is in
charge Of the q. W. Bennett, stock
Of goods in Kelsey.
Misses Mabel and Eunioe Baker,
Of Order, were shopping in Kelsey
Monday.
New cmbroidctics, lacs. white
goods, ginghams aud dress goods.
G. b. Lloyd.
". c. Glenn has a lot Of fine
photographed the c. p. church for
sale. Cards 10 Z ~ inches.
New hats for men and boys; all
new shapes. c. h. LLOYD.
Sam Howerton went to Cincin.
natl few days ago.
Have you seen our new line Of
shirts and pan,s9 e. h. lloyd.
W. c. Glenn would b. glad to
hayc your subscriptions for the
magazines and papers you want.
DO you know you can't find as
good a line Of shoes and oxiords a,
the same prices We ask9
c. b. Lloyd.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
HAMPTON.

The apron party at Fred Hardy's
last Saturday night was enjoyed by
| all who attended.
Prof. Babb, of Carrsvillc, was in
town last week.
o. c. I.asher, of Smithland, Wis
tied here last Sunday.
Elmer T.. Stephens, who has been
in the [. $. army for the last three
years, has returned strong and
healthy.
Eggs be and our produce man
has TO come every other day to take
them up,
The pie party at +. c. Hodges
was enjoyed 10y all who attended,
VIII Ramagc, of Birdsyllle, was
in town last Monday.
Prof. Crow, Of near Princeton,
is here this week.
Miss Boonic Akers has gone to
paducah.
Mrs. Sallic Ruttcr and children
returned home last Sunday from
Salem.
Mr.. Ross, Of near Joy, died last
week.
Barney Marley, OF near Bayou,
War here last wrrk.
Mr.. Pondexter, Of near Birds.
vile. died las, week.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
Leave Tor Washington.

last Tuesday another crowd Of
Crit,endcn county people started
for the far west. The majority of
them cSpcc, To land a, Toppcnish.
Washington. Among the number
We noticed sam Stovall and fam.
lily, John Hill and family. Gnyson
Hill and family. T. II. Shinall and
sanity, I'd Hill and family, John
Alexander and family, Prince Pick.
ems and family. Monroe Andrews
and family. W. ]. Riley, II. r..
Vinson and family, ]. NJ. Mellow.
ell, laura Cole, James johnson, W.
;. Handy, Ion Hurley, Tom Hur.
ley, Mr. l., e. Crayne. r. T. Me.
Caslin, and Curt Pickens.
This makes the car load that has
left here Tor the state Of Washing.
ton for which Budgcr Hill is most.
" responsible. We wish them a
safe journey and the realization IL
all their brigh, dreams Of the
future.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
SISCO CHAPEL.

The family Of James Burklow, Of
Pinckneyville, is visiting him this
week.
Dunk Dunning has moved 10 the
place belonging TO VIII Mayes.
Those on the sick list are Miss
Eliza Floyd, Vol Floyd, J. II. Riley,
Geo. Sisco and Jessie Williams.
Miss Carrie Sisco visited Miss
Bessie johnson last week.
Mrs. Luna johnson visited the
family Of Jessie Manley.
Roy Sisco visited Livingston
county Saturday and Sunday.
Marshall Riley and Ben Sisco
have postponed the idea Of moving
away. We are glad 20 have them
another year,
Earl Conyer. without his chum
Went visiting Miss Beatrice Num-.
Elzie Floyd, without a blush
Went to SER Miss Cora Lewis.
Tom Burklow has gone into the
stock business.
Dunk Dunning has qui, farming
and gone IN travelling.
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Esiray Notice.

Taken up as cstray by ]. A. sui.
lcnger, living one mile south Of
Irma, Crit,endcn county, Ky,
about the first Of February. le05,
one strawberry roam steer abou, two
years old marked with a crop and
split in the LEFT ear. and split. in the
RICH, ear. and appraised by W. b.
sullcnerr and W. 4. Belt at twelve
dollars this the II, day Of March,
1905. 7. c. MooRE, ]. r. c. c.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
Double Daily Service to Mexico

Over nineteen houn savrl irm
~. l"uis To City Of Mexico via the
shories, and quickest line, the Iron
Mountain Route and connecting
lines. through Little Rock. Tex
arkana, IOngview, san Ah,onic
laredo. Through Pullman rl,cp'p
fum -. louis. 2;2l .. M. anil
$40 p. N. daily, Elegan, dining
car service. Nov l. the scason h.
visi, enchanting Mexico. Low rate,
literal stop over privilcecs. For
information, rates, descriptive liter
allure, ecc nearest Tickle, AEcn, o.
address r. T, q. Matthews. T 7.
A.. Iron Mountain Route, 40 Nor
ton Building, Louisville. Nv.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
Notice..

! hereby notify my friends that |
have resigned from the Marion Zinc
Co. and am no longer connected 10
any way Herewith. Very truly.
=. JuLus fous.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
Notice.

All persons having claims against
tbs estate Of Rev. r. Y. Thomas,
deceased, will present same proper.
" PROVED al the Muion hank.
35.A r. Y. THOMAS, in. Ex'r.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17
School Trustees.

Get your census blanks next
Monday, March 20. at my ufhoc.
JNo. II. PARr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17

Local markets. as quoted by our nsr
chants and produce dealers;
Eggs. 10 eta.
Butter, i2i cts.
Chix. 81 eta
Marion Milling Co. paying si.os ior
Wheat.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-17

We have Just received . car bad
Of American Field Fence. Every
body says that this Il the les, icnc
on the market, and we believe Il.
II !, was no, the best we would quit
selling Il. All who have purchAscd
fence Of us, cone at onc bcior Il
Is all gone as pricss are advancing
and will come higher.
N MARION Hardware 60.
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Bern Sntereiie eeleien, neil iie lih
frei ausiprehen unb bGufia pon oriis
ben mebr Weuigfeiten unb Nohrids
ten bringen. als Die beutfden Rel.
tungen ielbit. Die rTreie Bref1e fiir
9eraS" lit briiben iiberaa, tuobin fie
eeianot uirb, Elm iebr germ geiebeuer
8ait uno fam iib riibmen, Nner.
fennung uno Biiroiaune su finoen,
uie aus aablreihen Briefen an uns,
fouie on Dieienigen, nei6e oas Blatt
an ibre Ierwanbten ibiden, berpur.
3ebt. Wer oaber lelnen Weruanbten
nno Sreunoen cine 6reube erueiien.
ibnen elm milltpnmenes @eihenf
MAIDEN mill, Der beftelle fir fie bic
~Sreie Breiie fir TerasA. Das Sn.
tereiie fir 9eraS, tpie iiberbaupt fit
ben Staat uno Die @egenb, mo- bic
Weruanoten tpobnen, 1T in Deutfch.
lamb iebr lebbaft uno es 1T unnDo.
lih, in Brioatbriefen eine 10 QriinS.
libe Nuffldrun9 uno 9efdreibuua
oes fremoen 2anoes gu eeben, tuie
oies Die ~Sreie NreHeA allpDhent.
lih tbut. Sir ben gerineen Breia
non So perfenoen mir portofrei unier
eeibbaltiges Wohenblatt auf Elm Sabr
an iroeno cine Nbreiie i'm Nuslanbe.
Die ssreie Yreiie fir Heras Eubl.
@Dmpauu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-20
Oersarb ibre gnbmbeit.

9arriet 0otuarb, 202 80. "a. Str,
Jtetp Yorf, perlor ibre Sdonbeit burd
9auttranfbeiten unb f6reibt: Bud
lens 2lrniea Salbe bat mid furriert.
S6nelles Wiittel fir Wunben aller
glrt. 3m 25e bel s aaIteper 6 Gobn,
Geo. s. s. S6mitt, Gigent. unb
NboIf Dreis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-20
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rpiiien unb nibts probieren tuDllen.
8enn Sbr an Ropf' uno Stiidenibmer.
gen, Bldhfubt, llebeffeit. Lauren Mas
gen., @erftoDfung. @elb< Dber @aiier.
iuht uno nod 10 ihlimmen 3eber. unb
Nierentrantbeiten leibet, 10 bentt nibt.
baB Shr es befer spiBt, als bic ptelen
gauienbe, bic in berart per5tpeifelteu
Sdllen @eneiuug bureb ole berlhmten
ct 8ernarb . &rduterpilen, bic fur 25
Gents in allen Mpotbefen 5u baben iinb,
fan6en. Gin iDlhes Denfen pare etn
Oitntel, Der oft nit ben Eobe aebaBt
ruiro.