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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-12
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fonnte man alfo f6on tpegen Mangel
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fomit entidulbigt, Die pielerlei Gintuz
oungen niht ertpioern gu fDnnen, Don
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milie.
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ma4te. Oob Der junse Mann fid 8uz
na9it aus eisener 8raft eine @teGung
gu MAIDEN lpiini9te. mare Elm @runo
getpefen, Den Die Srau @rdfin niemals
bedriffen hGtte.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-12
goutbera 4sacific 8ahn.

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Nbfahrt.
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uno WtertfD ..............9:0 900 8orn1.
anfuntt.
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befton t1gltb.. ....7.3s WDrgens
uno 600 Nabn. .....................
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800 Nbeub8,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-12
@tplastt taliIliondrin.
Raeame Spfer bic Gmpfansertu nm;abltess
8tttSeiadje.

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Sttt8efadIe.
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8i9lein, oas einen groben She'll ber
8rtefe entbdlt, Die Mms. Sofsr, oie
gliidltde 9eninnerin bes groBen 2oD.
les BON elmer MilIipn Srancs in Der
preffelotterie, bon 2euten erbalten bat,
bic gelo bon ibr pol1ten. Der Ser
ausgeber felt feit, oaB grau 6ofsr
iiber 10000 8riefe erbalten bat, oersn
SAretber i'm @an5en Inn iber 2,000,z
600 Sranes bokn. Man fin6et oa bic
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gan5e Gamtlie bittet um cine Summe
bon 10000 Granes, bamit Elm mlit@
slteo Der Gamslie. oas @trdfling tit,
fetne llnfdulb betpeiien unb ii9 rebae
bilttiren tann. Gin @atte idreibt in
bS9fter @erapsiflnng, er fDnne ii@
bon fetner Graa ntdt i9etben lafien,
petl es ibm an etner Summe bon 5000
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haben Grau 9ofer In @erfsn befungen.
Getjtlihe aller 9etsnntntfs lenten ibre
Mufmerffamtett auf berfdtebene quite
Werte. on benen iie Snterefe nebmen.
@tele peniionirte @olbaten bitten tie
I'm @elo. GIN enslifder unb Elm pas
ritter Rehtsanipalt betperben ii9 Inn
bic @telIung eines Setretdrs Der sSrau
9ofer. Mber fie ipirb ntnt nur I'm
@elb gebeten; Qusieuern, Rlabiere,
ein bSl5ernes 9etn, etne Rass, elm
9umo, sine Sasbfltnte unb aablrei9s
@irtel tperoen setpiinfdt. unb ein
&tno BON r21 Monaten, bas {don
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Rldpier. Gtn Wdnn, ber etn 9aars
fdrbtmittel erfunben bat, i9tdt ibr
etne prpbe, mad Der ibr 6aar golotg
sldnaeno perben foll, unb nin nit ibr
etnen Rpntratt fhlteben. Damn finb
5ahlret4e 9etratbssefu9e eingelaufen.
gtn Marquts mtu ibr etnen fransSf.
f4en Mbeltgen gum Wann psrf9affen.
Gin Mttttper f9reibt: sd tra9te
ni4t na4 Sbrem @elbe, tb ptn nur
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ftammen unb metne perftorbene Trau
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tant, der bur4 aunofdoft bon Wl.
Goubet beebrt tpir6," ale tpollen iie
Grau 6ofers @dtte perben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-12
Ser Dabnftmm I'm Gmslano.

Sdon felt etnisen Sobren bef9df,
ttgt man ii1 In England NIT pahiens
Der 9eiorgntb NIT ber Sbatfade, oaB
bic 3abl Der Wabniinnteen auBer.
orbentlid fdnen sunirnmt, ssit Dem
Jannar 1904 TIT pieber stne 3unabme
bon $3.50 Wabnitnnieen feftseifent
tporben; bte gfammtaabl ber Srren
betrug am l. Sanuar 1905 119,829.
Die 3unobme 1T I'm Sabre 1904 a(lers
otngs nt4t san5 70 srob getpefen pis
tn ben oret friibsren Sabren; 10 betruq
ite I'm Sabre 1903 1895.
3piF6sn Der Dt9tisteit Der 8epDl,
ternng nno Der 3abl Der ssrren qtbt
es Dem @nfhein na9 feline feitfte6ens
ben 8e5iebungen. Mm b0@ften mar
bas 8erbdltnib Der Srren in grafs
I4aften, Die gu Den am ipenisIten bidt
bepOlterten geb0ren, 60 bat Die 6tabt
Bath NIT elmer 8epOlferunssbi9tiateit
bon 2.5 perfonen auf ben Mder 4.74
Srre auf 1000 perfonen, tpdbreno
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auf Den older 1.99 auf 1000 bat. Das
ot9tbebolferte @reter Q9.9 auf ben
Qder) bat oie b54te Srrfinnsrate,
6.13, unb Brighton NIT 62.7 perfonen
auf ben 9(der nur 4.64 SIRE auf 1000.
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tptomet man cine befonbere Mufmerfz
famteit Dem iibermdbisen @ltObolee>
nuB, Der bet 22.7 proaent Der trriiunts
gen wtdnner un6 9.4 lpro5ent Der irrs
ltnntsen grausn NIT ei4erbstt als
@runb fsits.ftslIt II,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-12
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billie t69lib. 1.35 Nacbnt.
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.................... 1926 BDrn1,
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1886 Nachmittaas.
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uno $50 Mbenbs
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8on g6rne unb aerrnilte. taglib.
................. e 45 N6enb8.
Son Borne uno aerrpill, Wontas. S,45
BOrmittoQs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-12
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9th, ct. 2ouis unb gbicaep, tGglih,
(Sunlet Oep0t) ..........8.45 Mbenbs
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(Sunlet SepDt) 8 Woroens,
9ocalaua nia Sn1ithpille. :. 9.05 Nbenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-12
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Sapernia. tdolica. ...2:3O Nachm,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-12
Gin ifarfer z ct,mss.

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felt pur4 Iutt'sspilen, Elm ubiolules
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fla, Mdlaria. 9arIleibigteit uno danlls
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nsn 3ufan bantbar Iein, pelter nit
bisTsIben gu meiner 9enntaiB brdf9ts
s. 5airleigb, platte Cannon. Gel.
TUFTS Leber pILLEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-12
Gitenbabu=Tabr= r=Ylan.
S. u O. u. 8abu.
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nno. o................... 1850 abenba
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
SERIOUS IN THE SOUTH.

In Indian territory the truck farm.
ers and fruitgrowers appear to have
suffered especially heavy losses,
with meteorological indications OF
even further damage. Kansas re-.
ports the entire peach crop killed.
except in the southern counties. In.
diana appears to have suffered a
heavy loss In fruit, with the ther-
mometer still sinking. oklahoms,
storm-swept, report that the lorna.
does and cloudbursts which have
played havoc with much Of her pres.
ent crops also menace the spring
planting.
Among the optimistic states Ia
Missouri, which reports that the
fruit crop may be saved. Illinois Of.
ficials believe the crops there have
escaged serious damage. Iowa Ia
equally hopeful. Texas reports that
the cold wave is passing and that
little damage has been inflicted
along the fruit belt.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
SIX PROMINENT
LAWYERS.
Will Defend Caleb Powers
az His Next Trial.

Loulsyille. April l5.-The next
trial Of Caleb Powers promises 20 at
tract mo.e attention than any Of the
previous hearings Of this now IA
nous case. From present indications
Mr.. Powers will be represented by
two former governors, In addition to
prominent Kentucky counsel.
Former Governor Frank c. Black.
OF New York, some time ago wrote
TO Mr., Powers stating that be had
careiuily studied his case, aud that
hliasoult volunteer his services A.
one ot bic attorneys At the next call.
ing of the case.
Yesterday Mr. Powers received a
communication from fermer Gov.
Robert r. Yates, Of Illinois. volun.
teeting his services.
ln addition 20 Gov. Black aud
Gov. Yates, the following will act
a. counsel for Mt. Powers: Judge
. c simms, Of Bowling Green; II.
e.. kinkeAd aud Il. u. Hill, Of Louis.
willie; Judge II. Clay Howard. Of
Paris.
The case will probably be called
by Judge stout AZ the May term Of
the Scott county court. aud special
term ordered fot July or August to
hear the case.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21

houses, machine shops, and
all other structures now held or here.
after 10 be acquired by the railroad
company, its successors, or assigns
as more fully set forth in the mort
gage or deed OF trust, which the par.
ty Of the first part hereby covenants
aud agrees the railroad company
shall execute to some responsible
trust company to secure said bonds
The bonds TO be issued on said rail.
road are part Of the general issue Of
four hundred thousand (4OOO0O.OO) OF
irst mortgage gold bonds, to be is
sued on said railroad, aud condition.
ally that the citizens OF Morgan field
aud surrounding country will sub.
scribe for fifty thousand dollars
tbO,OOO0O) worth OF same, the
party Of the first part agrees 10 con.
struct, equip and operate the said
railroad, commencing the construU.
tion thereof within a reasonable
time from this date. Work to be be.
gun within six months after the &C
ceptance Of this contract and be com
pleted IN two years from time 1t is
begun.
In witness whereof we hereunto
set our hands and subscribe the
amount Of bonds opposite our names,
the day and year first above written.
-MoFgaDiield Sun.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
SMALL FIRE
Occurred Wednesday And
One Of Tenters Came Near
Losing Out.

Wednesday morning fre broke out
In the tent Of w. II, Gopher aud Tor
a few moments Il seemed that the
temporary restaurant and grocery,
which he had set up after the big tire
Ia March. would be reduced TO ashes.
The alarm Of tlre was given, and
men came TO the scene from all di-
reotions, across the burned district
Of the city which had been cleared
Of debris and being In good practice
from the work done In the recent
eonilAsraiion, the guy ropes were all
soon cut aud the tent was torn from
over the stand aud the flames on the
inside were soon smothered. The Hrs
was caused by the overturuins Of the
gasoline reservoir to coffee urn.
The damages sustained by Mr.. Co
phet will amount to something less
than $50.
After the Ire a tent fly was seeuf-
ed aud stretched over the stand and
Mt Gopher went to work aud by six
O'Clock Ia the afternoon the stand
was enclosed In iron clad quarters.
Mr. Gopher Is one Of the city's most
enterptising business men. He wa.
the trst to begin the re-constructiou
work Of the city. A few days ago the
smoke rose from = splendid new bak.
cry oven near the site Of the old one.
However We are compelled to say Ia
passing that Mr.. Gopher has a baker
that is as much at home with ttowsl
and mortar as he I' when knsadins
bread.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
FERRY MAN SHOT
on Tradowater-M Man Who
Used Gun In Jail Here.

Wednesday John Childress. a
farmer ot near the mouth Of Cypress
creek, on TradewA,st river, shot a
Mr. byrd, another farmer Of the
same locality, Who is also fetryman
~ tha, point ON the TradewAter.
Only one shot was tirei which entered
Rytis right side near the diaphram
aud 80 far has no, proved fatal. The
incident Was the result ot dissati,.
faction that arose over small differ.
encs 10 su account they had attempt.
ed TO settle previous to this time.
Tie scene Of the shooting was m
Bytds ferry boat.
After the shooting Childtcss vent
10 Blaekiord aud gave himself up 70
the police judge, but a. the authorl.
tics Al llaokiofd bad no Jurisdiction
iu ibs case, the tragedy occurring iu
this county, Childrsss leii Blacktord
sud came direct 10 Marion aud gave
himself up. HevAs lodged In Jail
and will be given an examining trial
saturday,
Childtess claims he shot In self De.
Tense. lie says he had just driven
his wagon and team onto Byrd's ter.
~ boat to be transferred across
rradewater aud while Ia the wagon
he claims tha, Bytd raised a scant.
liu and made steps toward him TO
strike when he tChildressl secured
his pistol, which was In the wagon.
aud fted.
tissaid that there we're several
eye witnesses 30 the shooting.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
PASSED CRISIS IN SAFETY.

Lexington, KY, April 1.-THE
fruit section Of Central Kentucky
has apparently passed the crisis Of
the cold wave OF ihe last twenty
four hours In safety. The leading
nursery men say that none Of the
fruit has suffered. Young tobacco
plants are unhurt. The cold extended
all over the Bluegrass region. The
snowfall reached one inch, but the
accompanying frost was not Of the
killing kind. Fruit prospects are
declared to be fine.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
FRUIT CROP
ONLY DAMAGED
BY THE RECENT WINTER
WEATHER.
TOBACCO IS UNHURT
The Frost Sunday Night was
. lone Of the Heaviest of
the Winter.

Although almost the entire State
OF Kentucky was visited Sunday
morning by a snow fa.l ranging from
one to two inches, which was fol-
lowed Sunday and Monday nights
by heavy frosts, that Of Sunday
night being reported one Of the heav-
lest OF the past winter, yet reports
from various points IN the State in-
dicate that the fruit crop is only
damaged.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
YEARS o. FROST DAMAGE.

Paducab, KY. April l7.-Me-
Cracker county was visited by a
heavy white frost this morning, aud
Il is greatly feared the fruit crops
have been killed. The frost was one
Of the heaviest seen Ia this section
this winter, and opinions vary as to
whether It was destructive or not.
The farmers claim 1t damaged every.
thing.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
snNE nANAuLININnIANA.

indianapolis, Apsill7.-Dispatchss
from all parts Of the state report
snow futties aud a fall In tempera.
tuFe. In the northern portion il is
believed that early fruit has been
seriously damaged Thioushcr, tho
GENITAL aud southern portions. how
ever, the fruit has escaped injury.
according to the belief Of fruit grow
efs
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
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and fruit by heavy frost last night.
SNOW AT GLASGOW.

Glasgow, KY, April 1.-THE peo-
pie here were yesterday morning
treated to rather ali unusual sight.
At six o'clock heavy snowstorm
began, and for an hour or more the
snow fell thick and fast. Several
frosts have been reported, but up to
this time the frosts have been con.
sidered harmless.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
cnLn An nMINusNIL1r

owinEsville, Ky., April 1.-THE
cold wave struck this section Satur.
day night, aud snow fell fnr two
hours yesterday, melting almost As
tsst as u fell, II Il feared fruit Is
killed. The temperature is rising
rapidly.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
SNOW ArNAsitvttLr.

Nashville, Tenn. April l7.-At $
o'clock yesterday morning = light
snow icll here, the thermomet,r
standing a. 81. Reports ftom the
central portion Of the state show
similar conditions.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
M nANAuA nnNr.

Lexington, NY, April L.. snow
fell here yesterday morning Cor two
hoars, completely covering the
vtound aud submersing the green
foliage. The storm soon passed aud
no damage was done 70 fruit or
vegetation.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21

~ HhAhhhlaatlV hho"tlhk. VI lHt
z<4kzanfleld CommalclAl Club aud
cher Interested citizens was held 10
~ conrt house last Saturday night.
11<urdAy morning word WAS sent
q <hs city that representatives Of
Ne ChicAgo Construction Company
1>fe y that time comingl over tae
1uu>r Of the proposed railroad from
Fosidsnoe TO MorgAaneld, and that
croposltion would be submitted to
~ eitIsens Of MorgAnheld on their
.1rIval bere.
A soon A. possible bills we're
! --<s.e,ed aud distributed calling on
~ ~ nembsrs ei the Commercial Cluh
nnd ~ other interested citizens to
inset ln the court house saturday
1l<At q hslf.past seven O'Clock
Th< representative, Of the Chicago
0onslrse Company arrived here
1>1ot AZ o'clock, having come from
Whsafcfoit In = carriage Following
~ propo.ed route aud studying the
loposraphy Of the country.
A ssv.n.thirty a large number "
puf cItirsns had gathered 10 The Adi.
. I,ofium oi the court house aud
shortly afterwards the represent.
alIr>s 81 the Chicago Construction
Cemp&ny came in.
f.H. Miller called the meeting o.
oFdsr snd In few appropriate ts.
marks <tA,ed iis object.
&c. floumoy then made short
laIk. IN which he declared that the
>aslnsss men Of MorgAnteld were At
~ mercy Of the Leavy hand oi the
I|I|noIs Central that the arbitrary
fa1>s llxsd by that road had crippled
Ne bn<Iness interests of the city. IL.
b manlfsst, he declared, that our
lorn csnnot grow q, she should uu-
|>>s ~ have competitive liue u
14I|ros1. We cannot secure indus
<<|>4 1etAuss no enterprise cares o.
ssn.~<f lisslf To the mercy of Que
r.IIfo4d. This IL q. good atoWu a.
= cfor evor iew over, aud all W..
1<>I - push 10 forward u another
r.||road. Tonight ~ Afc 70 have =
rfu1ozItlon 90 build another road
<aou|tfsd % us. We have with us
~. Iotn s. Level, who represents
<1> C1I>Ago Construction Company.
He H>s fouc over the proposed route
)od4r. Aod will submit = proposition
- ro1 % build . liue oi road cou.
o>c>|nr hotgan1eld with some point
- ne 4 \ y, system, provided Ne
><>4Is ~ right ot way, switch aui
depot mounds aud subscribe for
<pocu d nrst mortgage gold bonds.
The imposition Of the Chicago
Ioa<<rreiion Company was then
rad. u had been prepared aud t..
14<4I . writing. The proposition
<.& III la the nature II a cos.
l'4<I te's seeu the Chicago Construc.
f|10 I1upany aud the subscribers 60
.t1 fund
u &atliance its provisions were
I1.| II| chicago Construction Com.
IAnI I'm
f||4| bid a standard guasc rail.
ftaI Iltn Motgauneld 20 some point
tn -. 1 & y, system provided,
The I|Iisens ot Morgantleld sub
serbia ID ,5),oo) ot Eve per cent.
gold honls.
<@11nd that - per cent u the
tuoaaI subscribed shall be paid
After ne road bed IL graded from
<|plx.aasld to some point on the
+ A NE per cent 10 be paid when
p q 11> bridges, tfestles aud cul.
>FI@ ~ built; % per centto be paid
@1>1 - track IL laid from Mot
EITlnlo some point on the L.S NJ
~ I11 fsmaining % per cent to be
w ION trains are run over tht
H. no ou advertised schedule.
No rere made by different clti.
Nd different features Of the
@@|I|on discussed.
|1I@1l|on was called TO the fact
&| 113iher road would place Nor
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21
FRUIT MAY BE DAMAGED.

Hawesville, April ia heavy
snowstorm ragged here for several
hours early Sunday morning. The
housetops were covered until about
midday. 1t is feared that fruit in
this section will be greatly damaged,
as there was much ice.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21

Monday night the committee Ap.
polluted by enc commercial club met
In nruty a putys oiilcc aud di..
cussed the proposed routes VI the
nos railroad. Two routes are being
considered, one going cut by BoN-
vile, the other following the dlrcc-
tiou u the Motgauheld aud siurgl.
road.
J X, waller aud Will Hammer
were appointed 60 solicit the tisht "
way over the latter route ami J. q.
Taylor was appointed g. see after the
right oi way over the route going by
RoNvillu.
Tho gentlemen appointed went To-
work the next lay aud met cousid.
sfabic encouragement Almost every
man approached either gave the
right oi way or promised 60 no 80.
While the reception given the solici.
tors was most encouraging sufficient
rights o. secure The IuAt Uu neither
route have yet been secured
The Joaj cannot BE reconstructed uu.
less ibc right oi way is secured aud
those laud owuers over whose land
the road will pass should consider.
every advantage offered carefully be.
fore declining 70 give the right of
way.
II has not yet been determined
which route will be- selected, but We.
suppose the Que offering the best In.
ducemenls will secure the road,
Aud let Il not be forgotten that
whatever is done must be done at
uur-. Coas,ie, ,he proposition cafe.
fully. aud when approached by the
solicitors be ready 10 say what you
will DO,
one important consideration Tor all
owning laud under which coal OF
other minerals are TO be found, when
discussing the new railroad proposi.
ton, IL the increased value ot min.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21

sSow ~ souuEN,trEN KENTUCKY.
Me- Vernon, ny, April i5.-Suow
iell iot an hour here yesterday morn.
tag aud covered the ground to =
depth " two inches. snow fell gen.
orally throughout southeastern Ken.
lucky.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-04-21

Lawreneeburg, KY, April i7.-A
heavy snow fell here yesterday. aud
the ground wa, covered for a saort
time. The snow was accompanied
by a wind which did some damage
to feucins aud tobacco harns.