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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-17

ftets bepieieu bat. niht beliebt fem
tonnte. 1T ielbitueritdnblid uno 10
glauben mir germ, oaB es ribtia 1T,
peru man aus SanJrancisep ibreibt,
8rof. @oebel's Gbiebuna iei in er.
iter 2inie auf natipittihe ginfliiie
5uliid5ufibren. Die I1eeleeenbeit
miro abrieens nod Elm Nahipiel er'
balten, oa @Debel gegen Die unioers
iitdtsbebDroen cine alage eingefeitet
bat. ourb Die er iie stpingen mill,
i'm uteoer ansufteQen.
Sir uns 9eutifp-N meritaner bat
oieier eyan elm beiDnoeres Sntereiie
peaen Der 8erion @oebel' . lelbft uno
peeen Der natiuiitiihen glemente,
bic iih in ihm bemerfbar MAIDEN !;
aber er lit niGt MIR fir uns 9eutlhs
Nmerifaner, iDnoern fir bic geiamte
Yepblteruna unieres QanoeS BON Sn'
t%ereiie. 9enu er seigt un8 einmal
re1t oeutlih, mas fir 3uitduoe an
manben unierer uniuerittdten berrs
ibeu, Wan iaae nidt. oieie Bor'
tommuifie an Der gtanforb uniDers
fitdt iteben perein5elt Do. abnlibes
1T ibOn an anoeren uniuerfitaten
paifiert uno tam iiberan paiiteren,
oenu es lift Die Solae zines falihen
SDitems, oaa bel une i'm @anee it,
B%rofef0ren Streiterelen tDmtnen
iblieBlib iiberaQ por, AUDI bel unis
ueriitdten in europa, rein arneritas
mild aber lit bas. autotratiihe Regis
ment. oas bier 10 mande uniperlis
tats%prditoenten %ansiben, uno oas
peruriabt miro burb Die iibergrpBe
Mfahtu0atDmmenbeit, Die bieien 6ers
rem bier in ben meiften Tdlen gese.
ben ptro unb bic, nab eur0pdiihen
Begrihen. ibr Imt pielnehr 81 Dem
zines Shuloireftors als zines Uni,
periitdtsleiters MAIDEN. Stein ames
ritanilb lit AUDI Der ginfluB pon
BriDatperiDnen auf Die interren Yin
g%eleaenbeiten Der unioerlitdt, Wie er
in 6ieiem Sale hurh bas ginareifen
Der Trau Stanf0ro rep~rdientiert wirb,
uno Der entibieoen ungebbrig lit.
mag ct aud bier ipeaieQ gu @nniten
Der uns iumpatiihen Beriuu gelteno
aemadt-f ein. Das groBe uebel unz
ierer amerifaniidea uniperfudten lit,
baB Der einselne BrofeiiOr nibt GEE
nageno inoioibueae 5reibeit beiibt.
baourb pirb ber wiiienihaftlibe
@ert bes Saftituts heruntergeiest
unb Die uniperiitat CUR einfgden
Shule oegra6iert. uno ppn bieier
@ebunbenbeit bes %eiuselnen 2ebrers
aiebt oiefer @oebet : Taq aeraoe elm
eflatantes Beilpiel,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-17
osuaers fferbeu

1T dbnlid, wie all Sdninoflbt iterben.
Das SprtIdreiten Der S6umbiudt if
cine Tortur fir has Opfer Hnb ifine
5reunbe. @ls i'd i'm erten Staoiun'
Der SbminbIu6t mar, idreibt 8m.
Mpers BON gearfoB, Wb., nabm i'd,
nadbem i6 peridleoenes ueraebli9 &C.
braudt bate, 9r, aiuss Neue gnt=
beduns. Die mid i6nea bette. S6neae
6itfe unb li6ere 5eiluns fir Suten,
@rfdltuns, rauben pals, 8ronditis etc.
@enbet auhgeneusancnnG ab, gu ba-
ben bel S. aalteper & Sobn, SEQ. s,
s. Sdmibt, Sig. uno @oolf 9reiB.
9rets soc nnb 81 per 6faIde, @robe=
i1eIhe frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-17
THE OWL GROCER COMPANY.
Muaemetues fommt1toas . @ddaf

NuHeHtetHeS stuHtMlHtuHe . WeYuWWIss
@ir banbeln in Rorn. Safer, RDru.
mehi, Webl, Sutteritofen aIer &rt, GaEs
nersWetsen, Suderr0hr 5amen. Rafftr.
R0rn, bentfber Strie unb Seu in SO.
genlaomugen ooer neniger.
Wir eriuben nm g0nii8nati0nen DOE
9anbeS.BrDhueten. Sbneqe grlebigung
Der @eihdfte. Maeuten far Die Omabn
Yadina gDmpGnn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-17
@ett aber 90 Jakrsa

ihoa muroe Mrs. WinslDm's @oUe
tbina Syrup D0n MilIiDnen pDn
Wtttern beim Babnen Der ainber
anaemenoet. 8irit gu i'm Shlnfe
nurb bas Ghreien zines ainbes gee
it6rt, oaB i'm Babnen i'll nnh oDr
Sbmersen weint? Wenn 10, lafie
i0fort cine Hlaihe BON ,.Mirs.
WinslOms 9oDtbine Sprup' hDlen.
Gein Wert tit unbeaablbar. Sc miro
Dem fleineu Geibenoen iOf0rt Ninbe.
rung ueribaffen. 8erlaBt eud oes
raaf. Miitter. es 1T fein Btuei5el
cariiber. gs BELT Diarrboe, reau,
liert ben Waeen unb bic Nieren,
befeitiat Wino Solit, ertpeiht ben
@aumen, Derbinoert Gntsinouna
gno ftdrtt oas gauge Spftem.
yWtrs. Winsloms Soothing Sprup"
far aa6nenoe ainoer lit alieenebm
i'm @eibmad; oas Recept itammt
bon einem Der beiten peibliden
Merste IN ben Ser. Gtaaten. gs iii
bel alien 9ruaaiften in ber aausen
Welt M baben. 8reis Is Gents per
Jlafbe. Sauft nihtS anbereS, als
Wtrs. BinslDms SoDthina Snrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-17

St"a's 5 4sots pepana. 6iaarrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-06-17
Ser Stem g)orfer Wlb. Sones

Der Seem gorter Qlo. Sones
bat cine BerOronune unterbreitet,
wonah tein Burger beitraft werben
Tam, Der iib in einem Sabre niht
otter als orei Mal einen &au1h an
trinft. Den 8~eitlmmuneen Der Ser.
oronung sufOlae miro cine Berion,
welhe betrunten aufgefunben mirD.
nah Der Station aebrabt uno bort
10 lanae aebalten. bis Der &anf1
~uerfogeu lit. @em Der @eiauaene
alsoann befhp0ren tam, oab er i'm
Sabre niht offers als smei Wal tpee
gen 3runfenheit uerbattet muroe,
erhdlt er feline 5reibeit. Sbuer be-
trait meroen oieieniaen. pelhe fallbs
lih lhm6ren.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

X 81 .fAff1- rs 49,
"a s s s s,sss gs4HS Sssts,
Am n ES'sssss a'a ssgss bowed
"a, Sfoll6Hshi wHsrs tbSck lckuer went
And stfef iEnew What freedom ldeah},
He sane6fsas mep and called them fools
'Hhrtse \ ]iSy Noge etbthes aga mode;
He h Sfea 1T yFashiakls fooJkh falA
Il sFad q Wing TO shoes That were wide
= apa q I, /; 1 K 5s0lss \ dsslsfi9s that
ne sHDhaty 4 that no didn't care
WHIT kasshion said WAS right 81
He snispeg his razor, and bis hair
\ Was ra&ged and unQotnbed and longs
Tie FliheM h6Ii6E hn ss6hewed
t2aAs scihstHj6E onis for dude.
A LADY, smirlseaat him one day
And sAia silly word 81 tho;
Hes loQses DID clothes away
Ands dsFsssed N fine ohea that were
new,
Then sDt bis hair cat and shave
sAad FasBidhshad another slave
~SCloago AReeofdl Herald.
4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

Creat interest and enthusiasm IL be-
INC stlrEsd u apap9g che Hoss Of this
sciW asstns TeepN d . unique and orig.
ina pfiEt niade IN Moore y Ovens.
Thls store aideVrtes that, M sales.
nak fw Edsrlieimef, Styin& Co., makers
OF H9lsACa3On boyl i ia thing, Chicago,
WI dall upoa ttkR ~isljn tsa. days aha
/ wigs. eHsf 10 give Nee, aky $50. xTRA.
COOP BNt q tbsif store to the first
| boy Inaer sistteSh Who finds and idehti-
Stiss thiA sslesm8n.
Ateas,iro q the plan is the one set
|expfessibn I which MIST Ne used BIZ the
yohpg dsteckises, wh6seye required 10
/ bay @You sfe freq. Tazthelni Stein
4 20, cAtS&2b, aQq seIl XThAGo0 D
S0lptilss.n THE sale5ybsn, II b said, viii
Eh&t admit. Ms idept{gy ,f6iess addressed
Yin these prScizs Words.
~ wactVe have the boys become In
th9N sea5ch tHst every EtsMStr who
a asiRis ssss si.ss H.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
4 FAMILY HOLOCAUST.
Six Children Burned--Father and Mother
and Two Children Escape.

Dubois. Penn, Dec 1s.--Six children
were burned TO death at Lindsay, near
Puuxsutawhey, yesterday and William
Morgan and wife, the parents, with their
two rerpaininR children, barely escaped
with their lives. The dead. Thomas,
a6ed three, Rachel, aged rs months ana
an infant, aged three poaths
Il6th The father AND mother were bad.
ly burned in attends 70 save the little
ones from their burning home. The
mother threw two of the children from
an uplstairs window, thereby saving
their lives and Jumped herself as the
roof fell She was badly burned and
viii pf6bably lose one foot.
The father also is badly burned about
the hands and face but dot seriously.
The fire was discovered by neighbor
WHO hsstened TO tie burning building
ana droussd the sleeping inmates. At
fliat time the whole r5of and rear Of the
house were burning.
The fire originated In stove. 4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

Judge Seneca HsssIton Is Now Quite


Hyde Park, Dec. 13,--The condition
Of Judge Seneca HaseltQn, who is on
the verge Of nervous pfostration, re-
,nanis about the same and the proceed
ines of gIssmoille caunty court continue
at a stahHstiN pending the arrival of
Judge LovelaYd Mnnson from Msnches-
ter. The sessions Of court viii be re-
sumed Thursday morning.
THEE more sien chses are on the
docket which win occupy the rest Of
this aud ah Of next week. Several
cFinium cases viii take up the better
paft 81 anOtber week.
Judge A3astlton was Ia court Saturday
worningbht has been ablr 10 40 no work
since tK1h. A tSained nurse from Bur.
hhgt6n Ii attending hin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
Annual Mest;ax,

The apnuAl meeting Of ehe aAockhold.
are 81 The. Granite SaviA1s Bank and
Trust Company win be held al the Bank
iBg rooms Of said Bank II the City 81
Barre, Vermont On Thursday, January
nth, 1909 Al two o'clock y. rn., for the
ELECTION 81 directors for the ensuing
year ami for the transaction Of any
satber business that may properly come
before said mAetiug,
HsG. WJpRtIFE, Secretary.
Barre W, Dec Il, 1908.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
Th0se Gifls.

Vernon i6ld meStAis morninsr re-
lated the blonde, atlSt 'he passEd the
tree where tssso syeufs ago He carved
Nsur iiit]als ailp bis yo3&h and encireled
ifhems ySi tK . h1Sr& XXX M Me felt 40
go0d h sll6qss saoSa With i9y.s
IA ssy Ils MA he all saRaSte a1Eiouslyt
sqle II \. st{fl1 Qth Sfl2e, aHfr all. Did
Ne ssA slig "a ffclt 20 happy"
sss RNss he ssAld spme snen wore cut
.ting tRe tfseS gAiepgo Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
Notice.

The annual meeting. Of the stockhold-
.ers Of The Peoples National Bank OF
1Barge Nill be held at their banking rooms
on Tuesday, January 9th, at 10 o'clock
Ia. m.
ID P. Town, Cashier.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
The Rivals.


Joseph JeifersoH, Sir, las passed ffosn
ON midst and now sIsas son, VIM. w, Is
making bid for soThe II TIE pfaisc
that has ben bestogIed upon the elder
Mr. Jefferson Some fsaf yaafs ago
William Winter 1eifersou, through ne
sudden illness. Of his father. seas coas
PEELED to assume The role Of Bob Acres
at very short notice, and the press at
the time spoke very highly Of his per-
..forsnanees, comparing his work very lsv-
'orably With that Of IBIS father. &c,
since then. has played the part saecssh-
panied BY bis hfether Joseph, who hgf
been the ssir Isneinsa even since tke
death Of the lamented ". ]. Florence,
and supported BIZ the late Mr.. Jetferaon's
cast. Joseph and Vim. are to appear in
eThe Rivals at the Blanchard opera
house, Montpelier, on Th5rsday, Decesn.
Der Ia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
ANGLES AND JBS1S.


~ ~ haze zQb t W stsipss flea
THAT ~ 10 tfftpi1s slsat Mrs Hepr
ttegk ~ slsf .ipis har tl6 mi sald tbxs 4
al gnsbg q ,sS sssa night III sitt Fort
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13
Lock Up! Lock Down!
Look All Around the Town and You Camel FIad DDRgT
l Place to Buy Presents Than HslsI

DO you know store looks Santa Claus had run ii
here with all the Handkcrchc il Handkershiefom and had
said Here take the best Of them and had done il!
Its veritabe Fairyand of Handkerrhes made of fne
Swiss and other linens that you have but look know that
they from the hands Of skfi makers Thea ton there's
something the values that will appeal your geod
Plain and embroidered, every conceivable quality your
pocket-book demands and the time buy is Now For IN
stance, Sc l0c l5e 15s $780, Soc 7sc $780, Is ST. So
I$l75 81 90 and $2.50 EACH -,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-12-13

The,stqckheiSaFs .ef the Barre Savings
Bapk 3 Trustee, are y. notified 70
nieA at their bshking rooms Qnt tuesday,
January 3, 1905, III tWo O'Clock b. "a,
f9r the purpose Of Nepting directors for
the gasliug ysar, sn0 To transact any
other proper kbasiness.
r. @. Rowland, Treasurer.
Barre, VT, Dec. It'll, 1906.
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30
Iron Hill.

Quite a number from this place at
tended Childrens day services at Rep
ton Sunday,
j. NJ. Walker visited his son, DR..
Walker, at Farmersville, Saturday and
Sunday,
W. A. Deboe and family visited rela-
tiyes at Blackford Saturday and Sun
day.
Moaroe Phillips went to Weston sun
day.
Mrs. Florence Hanlu and her little
daughter, of Hcnshaw are spending
the week with Mrs. Hanlin's father
7. J. Mcdonnell.
The Iron Hin and Repton base ball
teams played am interesting game here
Saturday afternoon, resulting ia a We
tory for our boys.
Mr. and Mrs, r. l.. Walker and little
SON. Kermit, went to Creswell last
week to see Mrs. Walkers father
Uncle Jake James.
Mrs. Odie Walker and little son,
Clinton. and Miss Walker, Of Farmers
Vile. visited the family OF j. ~. Wal
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30
Lola.

DR.. NJ. NJ. Fowler and family, Of |
New Brownfeld. H.. came over last
Saturday.
The State Geological surveyors are
at work in our vicinity this week.
The LaGardo family are having
series Of shows here at present.
The ice cream supper that was
spoken OF last week was postponed
until Saturday night. July 18th. A big
time is anticipated. as there will be
recitations and essays. The Lola Cor
net Band will make music for the
occasion.
Some Of the farmers have begun 10
harvest their hay.
r. S. Paris has been granted a patent
on a post Of reinforced concrete for
fence or telephone posts.
Uncle Dick Damron. Of Salem, was
in town last Tuesday.
Mr.. Chas. LaGardo painted some nice
stage scenery for the Lola Cornet Band.
W. NJ. Davis. c. Z. Slaydon and Johr
Lee. who have been on the sick list
are able TO be out again.
W. T. Flanary. Of whom We spok,
several times. Is still confined 20 hi
room.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. +. Watson spen
the day with their daughter. Mrs. Luc.
johnson last Tuesday.
W. l.. Kennedy was reelected super
intendent Of our Sunday school for N
ensuing quarter,
II. l.. Mahan. Of the Riley Mines
spent Saturday night and Sunday visit
ing his father. ]. b. Mahan.
h. L. Sullcngcr has purchased D.
Fowler's property here, paying 81
for t.
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The Continued Story
of Current Events
Rose Bud.

Rev. 7. +. Rowland of Shady Grove
filed his regular appointment here
Sunday.
Willie Hatley is talking of going to
Missouri.
Miss Rossie Thurman of Blacktord,
attended services here Sunday.
Miss Minnie Walker visited relatives
near Baker recently,
Ernie Eddings and sister, Miss Flor
ence. of Sullivan, attended meeting
here Sunday.
Dr. John Reynolds, OF Blackford,
was in this vicinity Wednesday.
Ethel O'Neal attended Childrens' day
services at Repton Sunday.
/ Mr.. John Crowell. who has been very
sick, is convalescent
J. c. Pickens, of Marion, was here
. Monday attending to official business.
The Angel of Death has again visited
this neighborhood, taking from oul
midst Mrs. Lizzie Artack, who has
been a patient sufferer for many
months. The deceased, who was tn,
wife Of William Arhack. was a mos
estimable lady and a member Of Ros
Bud church. In her death the husbant
is called 10 mourn the loss Of his bes
earthly friend, the church Of which sh
was an honored member sustains grea
loss, and the neighborhood losses on
OF its best citizens. During her Ion
illness, which was peculiarly sever,
she manifested great patience, hero
endurance and a sublime trust in Hil
who doeth all things well. Her dealt
while it was not unexpected, was ne
. ertheless shock to her many frienD
who had so faithfully ministered 20 h,
{ in her Affections. The final summon
{ came on the 22nd Of June, and the ID
following her remains were inferred
the cemetery at Mt. Zion.
Protracted meeting will begin he
a on the fourth Sunday in July.
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30
kitchens In a.. Tropics.

The kitchens u tropical countries.
such as arr 10 be found In our Spanish.
American lands. are like cells from the
thickness Of the stone walls often two
or three feet deep aud tie projecting
omulprcscnt vcranda which gives a
grateful shade aud which looks out on
court. The cell resemblance j. On.
HANGED by the iron bars nt the windows
and the heavy double door-, which look
as II they could resist a siege. The
walls urc whItcwashcd. and the floors
are u tiles The dining room is often
separated from this room by a lung
stalrasc outside the Kitchen In th,
court viii stand table aud closets ID
supplement- the sciut furniture u N,
small. hot apartment with a furnace
Ike nrr.
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30
LOCAL NEWS
Rodney.

H. L. Sullivan visited his son, Lint
of Nation, Sunday, whose infant Is
quite s''N'
Several from this vicinity ATTENDED
'"ui0'' ~ ''NP'0
Louis Newcom went 70 SturgiS FIJI
'''
Geo King, AVIS Neweom ana Los
Morgan, OF Rose BUD, oenVereu "osS
at E. L. Nlnns Saturday
Misses Mamie and Rachel Phelps
were in Sturpis Friday, shopping.
a..,,
lhere % Ii D... 'p''''.''N ~
cough III ''' ''"'' ''''''''''''''
John E.. Roberts, Of Piggott, Ark
will visit his oid home near here on the
4th of July.
no.r T,,,;t, yort 70 Casevville Sat.
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30
Starr.

Aunt Pauline Morse is quite sick at
FL Crayne's.
Cam Craync and Frank Order are
working with a wheat thrusher.
Miss Nellie Thomason Il visiting her
sister. Mrs. Vernon Craync.
c. 7. Boucher visited his mother.
Mrs.. N. o. crowdcr, In Caldwell
ccun,y. last week
blackberry gathering is The order Of
che day IN this neighborhocd.
Fred crsyne has whoOping cough.
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30
Ire r,rr...I,. anei.iIen..

Some sentences are Ike autographs:
you fcrl that they mut have been writ.
ten by these people, bo one else could
have written them.
Such Is this by Talleyrand; TO sue.
cccd In the world Il is much moro nee.
cssary 10 possess the penetration 10 dis.
cover who is a fool than 10 discover
who u clover man"
And Nnpolcon's character j. drawn
full length iu this scnicu,Ious remark
u his y command or am silent"
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30
Siseo Chapel.

Misses Victoria Siseo attended the
ice cream supper al Glen Muran's Sat.
uriay night
BE. Sisco and family visited the
family q Mr.. Stevenson Sunday.
Mr.. Jap Riley. of Kutiawa, Is min.
ing IN Ben Siscn's farm this week.
Mr. Willie SugFi and family visited
relatives al Siloam sunday.
George Daniels and family, at Lola,
have recently been visiting in our midst
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30
Making an old Pea a. Coed n. New

My pen j. spoiled. aud have uo
other. said the holkkccpcr.
The mach.ucst happened 90 be In the
otncc. and he took the zen and held Il
over the gas jet for thirty scconds.
"You can make an old pen as good as
new" be- said. by holding Il over a
iiamc like this Tor half a minute and
aficrward dipping Il la cold water"
lie dipped the hot pen In cold water
a. he spoke. aud Il sizElci slightly.
"Now Try it," he said.
The bookkccpcr tried tie pcn aud cx.
claimed ioyously. "By George. It's a.
goDi is new again"
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30

To cure M ~ our lmmodcutc love of
gain we should seriously consider how
many rools there arr that money viii
not purchase. and these the best. aud
how many evils there are that money
will not remedy, aud these the worst
Cotton.
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30
wishe. Ite Was.

Mrs. Peek tconicmpiuously) - What
are you anyhow. man or mcusci
Henry reck thliicrly, \ man. my dear.
II wcrc q mouse IA have you M on
that table yelling Tor help -ight nowl--
Exchange.
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30
Joy.

The drouth that has prevailed Tor
some time was broken last Tuesday by
a heavy rain.
Jno. Myrick, Of near Reelfoot, Tenn,
came to Joy last Thursday.
Lee Johnson, Of Marion, was here
last week.
Mesdames j. W. Manhart. Luther
Farrel and sam Peters, and the little .
daughter Of 7. ]. Chittenden are quite .
III at present.
John Hensley went 20 Paducah last
week in answer TO a telephone message
10 the effect that his nephew. the little
son Of Sam Bohannon. Of that city.
was dying. He has returned. however.
and reports the ehild's condition much
improved.
The stork visited the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Allen Garrett last week. and
left to their fostering care a thirteen
and one-half pound girl.
Robt. Thrclkcld, who recently re-
turned from his sojoun in Colorado. is
now living at Joy.
Mcssrs. l.. Bishop. Vim. sullivan.
John Hensley. Hugh Lanson and Louis
Sullivan attended the LaGardo show a,
Lola Thursday night.
Bon Specs. Of near III, was at Joy
= Friday.
We Carrsyillc scribe, in referring {,
the scrap" that occurred over there
said Mr.. b escaped with a ''blael
eye" Had he been Boston writer h,
would have said that Mr.. u - escape,
e with confusion Of the intcgumcn
II under the orb. with cNtnyasation o
blood and ccehymosis of the surround
ing cellular tissue. which was in
tumc6cd state with abrasion Of III
cutielc.
Chas. Black and family. J. 5. 4
Chiticndcn and wife and Tom Chiticr
den attended McNair's New Era" a
,c Causvillc Saturday night.
wha, gave promise of being a Yer
m. lively scrap" herr Saturday cndc
when one ~ the participants doc.ar,
himself horu de- combat
Mr Thos. Scnour and daugb,c
Mics Florence. attended the iyc trca
Ia. supper at Mrs Mays Saturday eve.
IT, Dave Smith went to Hampton Sa
day.
." d. Bishop. Of the Berry Fer
ncighborhood, was here Saturday cy
ming.
Dr. Fowler Of Illinois. passed thr
al Joy Saturday evening cnrouto to Lol,
An infant Of Luther Farrcl di
ire Friday.
James Bell. Of Hampton. was he
YER Saturday evening.
LATER A telephone message r.,
pr. Paducah announces the death of \
Ell Bohannon's child. mentioned above.
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30

If you are hard 20 suit and demand
full value Tor your money, let us make
YOU an international" suit.
c. B. LoYp. Frcdonia, Ny.
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30

will be- In the markc, during the
next few weeks Tor old scrap iron at
good prices, Il. SCiwAB.
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30

Within the next few weeks sell an
your Old iron to X. SCHwAn.
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30
| c Z. !.
Jas. ". GivenS, the Old
Reliable Ice Dealer is
Again in Business!

have purchased the ice business Of
4. NJ. Hearin & Son. and will be glad
70 furnish the people Of Marion and
vicinity with the best lee on the mar
ket. Prompt delivery 20 all parts Of
the city. Special prices in quantities.
j. W. GIVENS.
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30
CLUBBING RATES.

We have made Arrangements whereby wr
can furnish you ans OF the following Daily
Papers anl IW CWTrENuEN RECORD at the
price named.
81. Louis Republic. daily except Sunday SiH
ard $50
Louisville Evening Pos, and chart i.h
Herald. dn.ly except sunday 2A
and ivJ
Courier Journal daily gSecp, Sunday o.n
and $50
Inter Ocean daily except SUNDAY in
and 600
Louisville Times i'h
You can get thc daily paper of your choice
and THE RECORD at almost the price uf the
daily alone. We can also furnish sou amy
paper not named above at clubbing rates.
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30

The RECORD and modern dress which from the
ashes of the late fire. paper Western Kentucky better position
your the advertising publicity line and none have stronger
more substantial following Call THE RECORD make wants known
and suggestions regarding your business the publicity Of
columns and the results If local and general together with
variety other reading makes paper popular The RECORD certainly
has all those features you other paper do not fail to send
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30

Good shoes and oxtorls from 7j cts
to Si.0o New line Of ,u,pcnd'rs, all
prices. c. b. LLOYD, Fredonia, Ky.
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30

The drouth that has prevailed for
some time was broken last Tuesday by
a heavy rain.
The Crittenden record., 1905-06-30

Built up from the ground in
standing, then unfortunately burned
and today greets you brighter and t
Western Kentucky Newspaper.