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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-28


+. w. Num-, dentist, at Stewards
gallery.
Barber shopl At back end Of hall in
Pierce building on Salem street.
METZ & SEDBERRY.
Miss Esther Fink. Of Evansville, re-
turned home Saturday after spending
a week with Miss Carrie Moore.
A number Of people attended the bar
becue and mid summer Ball at the
Crittenden Springs last Tuesday eve
ing.
W. W. Shelby is taking the exami
nation at this place for an appointment
at the State College at Lexington this
week.
We have just received big supply
Of the famous Whitehall Portland
cement, the kind that is recommended
for all kinds Of permanent concrete
work. HINA-BABB Co.
Mrs. John Wolfe. Of Evansville, and
sister. Miss Schoettinger. Of Cincinna.
Ii. are the guests Of Mrs. +. c. Moore,
at the New Marion.
Miss Mamie and Gray Rochester enter
tanned the younger crowd yesterday
evening in honor Of McSsrs. Emmett
and Herbert Rodgers Of Henderson.
Miss Byrde McNeely. who has beer
employed as night operator for tn,
Cumberland Telephone Company Al
Princeton, visited her parents here frs
Of the week.
Miss Verna Pickcns INHERITANCE las
cvciug In the honor Of Misses Mel
Gray Of Salem aud Kate Carter o.
Leyias. Avery pleasant eyeing wa
spent
Au,bcr Watkins who is attending
Lockycar's Business at Evansville ar
rived Friday and Is spending the wecl
with his parents Mr. ana Mrs. Harr
Watkins
DR.. =. W. Num- spent Sunday an
Monday in Corydon and Henderson viz
lting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y
Num-. The doctors wife and baby wi
remain the rest Of this week.
4. c. Haynes who Is taking a dui,
ness course in Lockyear's BUSHES
Coolidge at Evansville after after spcnS
ing a few weeks in town rctune
home Sunday,
Misses Grace Moore and Lizzie CT
bert entertained number Of youn
people at the home Of Mr.. and Mr.
Roy Gilbert Thursday evening. A a,
lightful evening was spent
Charles W. Aicn. Of Louisville. u
carpenter contractor in change Of n
concrete work on the Record buildinI
E has removed his family To this cit
! where they will reside in future.
Miss Pratt Sparkling. assisted By Mi
Emma Noe. both q MoVan6cd. gay
, a piano forte recital At the opera houl
h Thursday night. The programme VI
rendered in a most artistic and into
cs,ing manner
p julius Fohs and Mr.. Gardner, Of q
/. Kentucky Geological Survey. went
Hcnshaw last week. They are throuG
with Livingston county and began ,
Cri,tcndcn county the first Of the wee
Misses Inca Price. Mildred Hayn,
!. and Jcttie Nichols, Of Lisman, al
Messrs. Wilbur Haynes, Tree Bennc
and Curtis Asher attended Prices riv
9 show a, Elitabcthtown. ILL.,, MondI
y evening.
Mrs. II. ,. Railing and two sol
Frank and Lester Of Decatur H. vi
y have been spending the past week
i Cerulean Springs arrived In the ci
J. the first Of the week and are I
guests Of Mrs. Chas. HAIRY this wee
q II you want ice on Sunday send
?. your order Saturday.
JoHS SUTHERLAND
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-28
Richard j. Morris. Dentist.

NNihiN - MNIllhs btilAlNAs u
Miss Carrie Grace Akin, Of Princeton,
is the guest Of Mrs. Gus Taylor this
week.
Miss Nell Gray Of Salem is the
guest Of Miss verna Piekens this
week.
Mrs. A. H. Reed and children are
the guests Of friends in Paducah this
week.
Mrs II. +. Morris after spending a
few days in Dawson returned home
Saturday.
Z. II. Doss and family were here
from Morganfield the first Of the
week.
Miss Gregg Of Cincinnati is the
guest Of Mrs. Carrie Maxwell this
week.
Miss Milville Akin Of Princeton is
the guest Of Mrs. Gus Taylor this
week.
c. +. Metz. after visiting relatives
and friends in Caseyyille, returned
home Friday.
Miss Salhe Bond. Of Princeton, was
the guest Of relatives here several days
this week.
J. L. King. a prominent farmer Of
Livingston county. was in the city
Saturday.
Harry Cook. who has been visiting in
the city. returned 10 his home in Padu.
cab Monday.
| Hina.Babb Company's Is the place to
buy your buggics and surrics cheap.
| A good urry Tor SEQ
Miss Wayne Hubbard is the guest
Of friends and relatives In NcbC
and jacksonville this week.
Miss May Perry. after visiting Mis-,
Maudc Gillland here. is in Mayfcld this
week visiting friends and relatives.
Haywood Williams. who has been N,
guest Of his sister. MU. T.. C. Moore
lcf, Thursday Tor his home in Proyi
dcncc.
Misses Elvic Pickcns and Lena Holt
sClaw are the guests Of their aun
Mrs. $. ]. Martin Of Sullivan this
week.
Miss Kate Carter Of Lcyias was III
gncst Of Miss vcrna Pickcns and Mr.
and Mrs II. NJ, Cook the first Of IN,
! week.
Misses Ruby and Nellie Morris. o
Livingston county. wcrc the attraetiy,
{ guests Of Mrs. II. ?. Morris the 6rs
Of the week.
Mr. and Mn. Il. h. Gregory wer
s guests Of their daughter. Mrs. Tor
. James. at sullivan. the first Of IN
seek.
2 have an excellent lead and ain
|, property to lease about one mile fror
Mexico Station. CrittCndcn county.
4 S-Sx JAMES King.
{ Misses Lillian and Clara Love, popu
lar school teachers, Of Livingston eour
". were the guests Of relatives an
friends the first Of the week.
Misses Jettie Nichols Of l.isman an
> Lille Watson Of Dixon returned dom
4 Tuesday after visiting Miss Mabl
Guess for the past week.
J. Chickens. chickens. chickens. W
q want chickens and will pay the bes
= markc, price for all kinds Of poultr,
YATES 4 McCAsils.
n Meta 4 sedbcrry's barber shop, no
. IN the Pierce building. up stairs, la
n door. will soon remove 10 the new bull
ing opposite the postotiice building.
10 Mrs. Jennie Carr and son Harold
N MoWanfieh who have been yisitir
4. Mrs. RObt Haynes the past week r
turned home the first Of the week.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-28
A LETTER that WAS
WRITTEN 60 YEARS Ago
An Interesting Relic In Possession Of
". h. Walker, Of This City.

W. H. Walker, Of this city, has in
his possession well preserved letter
that was written sixty years ago by
his uncle, S. F. Hale, an attorney
residing at Eutaw, Ala. Mr.. Walker
regards the letter as an interesting
family relic. II was written before
the use Of the envelope and postage
stamp were in vogue. the letter being
folded with blank side out on which
the address was written. 1t was ad-
dressed to William Hale. the attorneys
father. II bears the post mark Of the
Office where mailed and is stamped
with an X, signifying that ten cents
postage was paid on il in advance. It
was then customary for either the
sender or the recipient to pay the post.
age. This place did not 20 by the
name Of Marion then. the letter being
addressed as follows:
"MR. WILLIAM HALE,
"0XFoRD.
"CRTTENDEN Co.,
j KENTUCKY"
The letter follows:
"Eutaw. lG Nov. 1916.
Dear Father and Mother
1T has been some time since | wrote
to you before, but as Mary has written
in the meantime you must not com.
plain, and fear that now have moth.
ing Of interest to communicate. except.
INK that We have enjoyed uninterrupted
health since ! last wrote to you. tn,
past summer has been remarkably dry
warm and healthy; but very few cases
Of fever have occurred In the Who'll,
country. Crops Of corn and cottol
have been cut short by the drought
corn is now selling at 20 cts. per bushc
and meat and other provisions will b,
scarce The fall has been dry an,
pleasant: but three or four killing
frosts yet, whereas suppose you hay,
had the ground considerably crustc
! ere this, | have been very busy build
ing house and making other nccdfu
. improvements which. thank fortune
|, are now nearly completed and | hop
|. In few months more viii be paid for
!. and then ! viii be situated comfortable
enough. NV house Is In a bcauiih
oak grove about 300 yards from IN
business part Of town. both oonvcnicn
and retired. Mary has already give
. YOU due information in relation {
Willie. whom she of course supposcs I
be a prodigy. ard on that subject
8 will express no opinion for fear 20
r may suspect me of entertaining N
= same notion. but refer you 10 N
4 annexed lines frum her, who dout
+. not will Dc the subject full justice.
am requested 10 inquire Of father Il h
q can give ne any Information in relatio
o to Thomas Broadfoot where he Ia
h gone and what has become Of him an
n his family. His wife is the daught,
!. Of friend Of mine who desires 10 he,
where she is and what has become ,
! her. Please give me any informatiC
!, you may be abe TO get on this subje,
: In your next letter.
Give my love TO brothers Thomi
' and family. Samuel and family. al
write som yourself and request the
u TO do the same.
10 Hoping this may reach you all
1t good health.
y Il am your son,
'e rs. =. Hale.
u "Mr. Hale has left the remainder
the letter Tor me 10 finish. | ha'
N nothing Of any interest TO eommul
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-28
F. W. Mum. dentist.

The best bargains In buggics at Hina-
Babb Company's.
J. y. Champion was in Weston Mon
day on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom James. Of Sulh-
van, visited here Sunday.
Miss Eva Farris is in Edyville this
week Attending the camp meeting.
We keep watermelons in cold storage
all the time SUTHERLAND.
| Mrs. Sillian Graves Of Dycusburg is
the guest Of Mrs. +. }. Hayward this
wee
/ Rev. J. X. McAfec Is assisting in a
| protraeted meeting at Darlington this
week.
Miss Sallic Weldon. Of Tolu. is visit.
ing her brother. c. Z. Weldon. thi
week.
Miss Hattie Bob Akin. Of Princeton.
Is the guest Of Mrs. Gus Taylor this
week.
Miss Ada Harrig left Thursday morn.
ing for visit 10 her home in Madison
willie
Mn. {. l.. Butts. Of Kuttawa, is WIS.,
iiing Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Ray this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. 4. Paris, Of Salem
were in the city On route home from
Dawson.
Miss Emma Schocttingcr, OF Cinein
natl. is the guest Of Mrs. Eva Moor,
this week.
James n. Curry. Of Shawncctown
M. was the guest Of $. $. woodsol
Saturday.
Miss Bertha Fort. Of Cadiz. is tn
guest Of her cousin. Miss lrbcllc Car
b los. this week.
Judge Aarun Towcry vas IN Pine
ncighborhood the first u the wee
visiting his family
b Alfred Martin was selected rs traet
cr Of Rose bud school this fall whic
will begin July 3lst
Try gallon Of my home grown 50
ghum. My word for IL. you will NJ
regret Il. J. FRANZ CoNGER
: Mrs. J. J. Franks. Of salem. was
town the first Of the week. the CUES
Of friends.
Prof. Chas Evans Is holding III
Webster County Teachers Institute .
Dixon this week.
Mrs. +. J. Hayward entertained la
= evening in honor OF Miss Pratt Spaldinl
' Of Moganhcld.
/. Miss Clara Crawford. Of Tolu,
Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. J. |
Champion. this week.
y Mr.. J. n. Tonkin' and daught'
y Morjuric II whcatcroft are spcndin
the week In the city.
n Mrs. Cora Williams Lctaingcr an
u children. Of Providence. are guests ,
Mrs. +. C. Moore.
Is Miss otvclcttc Spencer Of MoWaI
Ie field after visiting at Kelsey and III
place returned home Tuesday.
81 Misses Bette Scyslcr and Clara Clio
= ton. Of Smithland. are the guests
Miss Miss Maude Driskill this week.
'c W. II. MeElroy clerk Of the Crit
m cnbcn Springs Hotel returned hon
last week after spending few da,
N at Cincinnati.
. Miss Ida Bcbou,, 81 Padueah. was
the city the frat Of the week en- rou
n to Sheridan. where she will spend
N few weeks visiting her parents.
The flavor Is half the battle. II
l.. purity Is the other half. My soWhu
or il pure and has a flavor that IL De
eious. ]. FRANK CoSGER.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-28
LITTLE RECORDS.


Richard J. Morris. Dentist.
Watermelons on Ice at Suthcrland's.
Curtis Asher went 10 Evansville
sunday
VT. Perry, Of Blackford. was here
SUNDAY.
Herbert Morris spent Sunday in
Granville
Union Services at the Methodist
church neat Sunday.
J. A. Stcgar, Of Princeton. was in
town Tuesday.
IL. Miller. Of Flournoy, was in the
city Tuesday.
Nc,rs Henry and Cdaslain Haynes
left yesterday.
Asa dollar buggy Tor sl5 at Hina-
Babb Company'A
Harvey Moore. Of Princeton. was in
town Sunday.
RE Moore and family returned to
Madi,unyillc Monday.
Miss lrbcllc Carlos visited friends in
Ponds Ferry Sunday.
for graphophoncs and rec iris apply
10 Emmett koltinsky.
J. ". Paris. the Tolu miller. was in
town the first OF the wcck.
Mis- Nell Champion ia the guest Of
freud IN Dixon this week
Mis- Doll Jacobs visited incnts ir
Cmyncullc Sunday.
n. T.. wortcn Of Hampton. was 10
the CT, "Wednesday.
J. s. Love. of Carrsyillc. was in N,
ciiy Wednesday
Prank Doss Of Henderson was II
town the hrst Of the week.
j. n. Ray visited friends ana rcla
uyus In Frcdonia sunday
Alfred Martin returned To his hom,
near B.ackforl saturday
Ns. Maudc Hurley is visiting Mis-
Maudc Finley at ST. Charles, ny.
N. Thompson and wife, 81 S,ur
AZ. were IN town Thursday.
Mn. F,nat Nichols was the guest o
Mr. Thomas Mcconnell last week.
Richard J. Morris. dentist. Ten
porar, Office. Carnahan building.
El Nunn and daughters u Rodncy
Ncrc In the city last week visititg.
Ais. Irene browning. Of Evansville
b. the guest 81 Mrs. A. $. CaycntcT
M.s. Pratt, Sp ding. of Morganhc d
~ the guest Of Mn +. J. Hayward thi
week.
Dr. Lowcry. of Tolu. was the gucs
Of W. and Mn J. u. Champion On
of The week.
sidney Boyd of Kelsey was in tow
Wednesday and Thursday, the guest d
Curtis Asher
Miss Edna O'Hara, Of Princeton,
visiting relatives and friends in III
city this week
A full line Of school books and scho'
supplies will be kept onhandat Hayn'
4 raylor's drug store.
Tom Champion and wife were q
quests of friends and relatives
HAMPTON first Of the week.
Mus Bertha Harrig who has bee
visiting at her home In jacksonville u
turned 10 Marion Tuesday.
Chastain and Henry Haynes le
Thursday for Cerulean and DAVIS
where they will spend few days.
Mrs II. r. Powell. Of Halls Tenn
after spending a month visiting h
parents. returned home Thursday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-07-28
Commercial Club.

The regular Comm, rc'al Cub meet
ing was postponed until next Tuesday
night. The session will be held in the
X. Of 2. Hall. Everybody 10. Some
thing 10 do.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-08
OOK AT WATERWORKS
AYOR AND ALDERMAN OF COLUM-
 BUS IN MONTGOMERY.
neials of Georgia City Impressed With Municipal Ownership-Par- ty Was Entertained by Act.
 ine Mayor McIntyre.

|aayor l.. H. ChappelI of Columbus. h., accompanied by Messrs. Brown, blden, Pierce, Camp and Cook, mem- Frs of the Columbus City Council and the waterworks Board of that city, Ime to Montgomery at II o'clock yes- rday morning. inspected the water |prks system of Montgomery with ttins Mayor Mcintyre. City Engineer prd and Superintendent of Water |brks McDuff Cain and returned to Co., mbus at 4 o'clock yesterday after len.
 The party of Columbus citizens was et at the union depot by Superintend- t of Waterworks McD. Cain and was nducted to the Mayors office in the +y building, where they were met by fting Mayor Mcintyre and City En- beer D. W. Ford.
 rn carriages. the party visited the hterworks pumping station, the arte- tn wells, the standpipe and took a neral survey of the waterworks sys- In.
 rhe waterworks system of Columbus
 owned by a private corporation. The +y has become dissatisfied with the esent state of affairs and steps are Ing taken toward municipal owner- lp. It was in the interest of this ln that the Columbus city officials
 me to Montgomery as they knew ht this city bore the reputation of wing one of the most complete water
 rks systems in the South.
 Wells have been bored on the Ala
 ma side of the Chattahoochee River Bt across the stream from Columbus an artesian strata has been struck.
 plan for conveying water to Column through a viaduct Is under con-
 eration while the Altering of river
 ter Is another matter under sugges-
 n for supplying the city with pure
 ter.
 The Columbus officials were shown er the city and were especially well
 ased with the waterworks system. ey were entertained at dinner at wntown restaurant about o'clock left for their home about o'clock Mayor Chappell said he was greatly pressed with the Montgomery water ktem A+ S' ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-08
REVENUE RAID.
Omcers Get in Some Good Work In
 Henry County.

Henry County.
 Trov July 7.-(Special. )-Deputy Collector W. F. Russell ana Deputy Marshal c. M. Cox returned to Troy cessful raid in Henry County. They raided six illicit distilleries. most Of them complete outfits, and all of them near Balkum and Browns Cross Roads in Henry County, in a radius Of about six miles. Four blind tigers were also raided in Henry County and tax ana penalty collected. Calvin Starlin was brought to Troy before United states Commissioner Tutwiler. charged with onerating one of the distilleries. and was bound over to await the action or the next Federal grand jury under s20O bond. WarrantsN were issued TOT inc parties said to De operating the other distilleries. One of the distil- leries was caught in full blast.
 Miss Harwell, from Western Texas. who has been visiting her cousin. Miss Eannie Porter, on North Three Notch Street, left yesterday for her home, having been summoned there on ac- count of the sudden illness or her mother. Her many friends sincerely hope that she may find her mothers s condition much improved.
 Mrs. Julia Elan and Miss Lucille Elan left this morning for visit to friends in Prattville.
 Mrs. l.. M. Bashinsky is visiting Dixon Springs and Nashville, Tenn.
 | l.. Trotman has returned from the crenshaw County Sunday School Con- vention, which he has been attending at Luverne. He will attend the con- ventions In Russell and Bullock Coun- ties before attending the Pike County Convention, which meets at Ansley on the 2Srl inst Mir. Trotman Is dis trict president, having five counties in bts district The Pike County Conven- ton Is expected to be very largely at- tended
 The Carroll Concert Band is to give a concert on next Friday night, the 14th inst.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-08
NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY.
Works Other Than Fiction On the Shelves.

WOrks tuner Than Fiction On the
 The following classed books, books other than fiction. have recently been added to the Carnegie Library shSIves
 The Librarian suggests that this list be clipped for future reference.
 Clopton. Miss V. C.--Bclle of the Eff ties.
 Pryor. Mrs. Roger A,--Ren,iniscence of Peace and War.
 Spencer. Herbert--Autobiograp
 Who's Who 1905.
 Worlds Almanac 1905.
 Hyde. w. DeW.-Practical Idealism Wagner. Charles-Courage. Wagner. Cbarles-Youth. Baird. c. W.-History of the Huge. not Immigration to America. Ftske. John-Life Everlasting. Gud. Hillquit. Morris-History of Socialism in the United States. Hunter. Robert--Poverty. Marx. Karl-Capital. Foster. J. W.-Century of American DiRpiH9pmaeSycy'v pHpaey, VI. a.---rxures ur rurups. Taylor. Isaac.-Origin of the Aryans New York Charity Original Society. Handbook on the Presentation of Tu- DeFCulOSlb, Bissell, Augustine.-obita Dicta; two volumes. Hayne. w. H.-Sylvan Lyrics. Materlinch, Maurice-Treasurs of the Humble.
 Matthews. Brander.--Developmen of the Drama.
 Phillips, Stephen.--Sin of David.
 Saintsbury. George-History of Crit icism and Literary Taste in Europe; three volumes. Schlegel, A. W. von.-Lectures op Dramatic Art and Literature. Stephen, Sir Leslie.-Hours in Lt- brary; four volumes. Van Dyke, Henry.-Little Rivers. Wagner. Charles-Simple Life. Reynolds, Cuyler.-BanQuet Book. Chase and French Waes Heal tho book of treats. Rolfe. N. J.--Shakespeare. the Boy. Bacon, A. W.--Japanese Girls and Women. Beveridge. A. J.-Russian Advance. Quick, s. L.--Evolution of the Japa- nese. Social and Physic. McAdaster. J. B.-History of the w. s. U. 3-6. Palmer, F. H. E.-Russian Life in Town and Country. Gates, w. C.-War Between the Un- ion and the Confederacy Schouler, James-History of the w.. s. Under the Constitution. stoddard. J. L.--Lectures: thirteen volumes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-08

second place supported him fo: third prize, being reinforced by Justice An derson.
 Never during all the balloting did a member of the Commission proper vote for a two-story structure.
 It is highly probable that nothing will be done toward the enlargement of the Capitol for some time. Most or the members of the Supreme Court have left Montgomery for their summer va- cations. Members of the original Com mission. it is well understood, are so completely discouraged with the out come of the prize contest they will not be in a hurry to begin the work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-08
DemopoIis Personals.

Uniontown, July 7.-(speciaL )-Rev' and Mrs. l.. c. Flames visited Laurel, Miss, this week.
 Mrs. Virginia Robertson is visiting relatives in Virginia.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. I. Lee are in Phila- delphia for a week or two.
 Miss Edna Hallett, of St. Louis, Is the guest of Miss Maude Monnier.
 J. A. Carey, of Cairo, ILL. a former resident of Demopolis. was welcome visitor here this week.
 Miss Sadie Garber is visiting in Bir- mingham.
 Miss Mary Holt, of Mobile. is the guest of Miss Lucy Taylor.
 Ed Marx is on a visit to his brother. J. Marx in New York.
 Miss Fannie Rembert is visiting heD father in Dallas, Texas.
 Miss Olney Williams has returned to her home in Arcadia. Fla. after visitin9 her sister, Mrs. A. A. Pfeiffer.
 John M. Medley, Of Wagar. was in Demopolis this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-08
Veteran. at Barbecue.

Florence, July 7.-(SpeciaL)-Camp O'Neal, Confederate Veterans, enjoyed a grand picnic today at the pumping sta- ton north of Florence. Forty-one Con- federate veterans, representing many different commands, the Confederate navy and one member of the Confeder- ate Congress. were present together with their wives, daughters and grand daughters. Members of the local Grand Army post were present as invited guests.
 After a sumptuous dinner. there was an abundance of oratory, Col. Emmet O'Neal and R. T. Simpson, Jr.. both sons of veterans, delivering fine speeches. About 100 persons were present.