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Evening journal., 1905-07-13
ESTES OARlET LAIO At REST
Body of Boy Killed on Railroad Buried
in Siivecbrook.

From the undertaking rooms of
James 7. Chandler, the body Of Estes
Dawley, the lad who died as the re-
suit OF railroad accident at New
Castle was buried yesterday afternoon.
interment being made in Silverbrook
cemetery.
Rev. Asbury Burke, pastor Of Wesley
NJ. f. Church, conducted the services,
which were in charge of r. L. We'll,
|agent OF the Fresh Air Society, of New
York. The accident TO Dawley created
considerable excitement in New Castle.
one employe in the steel works was
hurried home by a message that il
was his son who had been killed. An
other. an Italian, employed at the bot
ltling establishment of Patrick Leonard
was also informed that his boy had
been killed
Evening journal., 1905-07-13
Fr,nob PIsy,wrluhrs PerquI.Itss.

In Paris an author whose piece
is being played at theater receives
as part payment for bis work $50
worth Of tickets for each performs
ance. As it would not be compati-
bic with the dignity Of a Literary
man to stand in the street and dis
pose Of these tickets himself, they
are sold at reduction Of 90 per
cent to an agency-onee celebrated
under the name of Porchers and
now managed by NJ. Prudhonnesux
which retails them to the public
through sgsltR.z.E09aQR Ez2Eess |
g * NA<sfsIxfI I
Evening journal., 1905-07-13
VIII Give Lawn Fefe

Arrangements are being made for a
lawn fete TO be held Saturday afternoon
and evening on the lawn of the West End
Reading Room building. Fourteenth and
Dupont streets by the West End branch
of the International Sunshine Society.
The proceeds will be used as fresh air
fund TO send good cheer" wherever most
needed.
Evening journal., 1905-07-13
Prafesi-Outten

Miss Lille Outten and Charles Pratesi
the well-known fruit dealer were mar
ried last evening at No. 5l4 orange street.
in the presence of number Of relatives
and friends. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. H. A.. @. westerheld' pastor
Of Asbury NJ. f. Church. Charles Frugoh
was best man and Miss Reba A. Nc
Iaughlln was bridesmaid.
Evening journal., 1905-07-13
MRS. MARY A. WITT DEAD
Deceased Was Resident Of Brandy
wine and "a Years Old.

AT the home Of her son-in-law, William
II. Masten. No. 1Ol RAGE street. Brandy
wine village. Mrs. Mary A. Witt, aged o.
years. died last evening.
she had been in for 2 weeks from
general debility.
The deceased was born in Virginia and
had lived a remarkable life. She was for
40 years a widow. Nine children and
a grandchildren SURVIVE her. The funeral
will be held on saturday and interment
win be made in the Riverview Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1905-07-13

Members of the local painters union
held an Interesting smoker last evening
when addresses were made by William
Behn, president OF the union. A. R. Say
Tor and others. Vocal selections and re-
freshments were served.
Evening journal., 1905-07-13
Pyeparine 6 for Trip

The Jolly Nine Social are preparing
fot ihelr two weeks trip to their cot-
taRe. the Chalfonte, Pennsgrove. n. ].
The members OF the social are the
Misses LyGie Hall. Verna Tussey. Mel
lie Cannon, Mary Holreck. Louise Hol-
reck, Edna Courtney, Minnie Courtney,
Mary Huber and Sadie MCDANIEL.
Evening journal., 1905-07-13
4. & Il. company's Bid Too HIsh.

n, q n Oompanys DO 90 TI9hl
on account Of its bid being too high.
ISIS i20) the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company failed 20 receive the contract
for repairing the Philadelphia police tug
Samuel G. King. The Cramp shinbuildng
Company will do the work for $1,000. The
tugboat was damaged sometime ago dur
ing a flood in the schuylkill river The
boat had to be practically rebuilt
Evening journal., 1905-07-13
Death Of Mrs. CUNNING.

Philadelphia, July 1s.-Mrs. Patrick Gun
ming, OF New Castle, Delaware, died at
the home OF her daughter on North Tenth
street this morning. The body will be
shipped to Delaware for burial,
Evening journal., 1905-07-13
1Doings in a
Social Way
Social and Personal Notes

Social and Personal Notes
Miss Mildred e. Hearn and Miss
13eilsh w Wintrup will give tug
party on Wednesday evening next up
the river on the tug Joseph F; VIII
son.,
The Epworth League Of Claymont NJ.
ID. Church will hold a festival ON the
church lawn Friday evening July a..
This affair IS given Tor the '0eneht OF
the church. Ice cream, cake, candies
and other articles will be for sale. The
.young people hope for large atten-
dance.
Announcement is made of the marrl-
age of Miss Ethel Philips Of Summit
: Prsaae. Del. and Robert NJ. Wintrup,
OF this city, at Summit Bridge, Del.
Mr. and Mrs. John Boyce and daugh-'
her. Clara. have been spending several.
days at Cape Charles, Va.
George HI Bennett Of this city, and
Miss Louise Hirt, Of Philadelphia, were
married at st. Marks Lutheran Church.
philadelphia, on Sunday afternoon,
July 8, at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. James d. Stroud and
son have returned from Marietta and
other points in Ohio.
Mrs. S. E. Salmon and Miss Flornece
b. salmon are spending week at the
triquois, Atlantic City.
sts, ]. j.. CIafferty. of this city ds at At
lantic City, N. ].
/ G. Fehrenbach is staying at the
Forrest House. Delaware Water Cap
i. Mrs. NJ. H. Carter, of Smyrna who
T. has been visiting in Flushing, L. l.,
. arrived IN this city yesterday and VIII
spend the summer at Montrose'
Miss. Anna C. Morgan is visiting in
Philadelphia
Mrs Walter NJ. Johnson, who has
been seriously ill, is recovering. She
is under the care Of Dr. ]. Harvey
Spruance and Dr. Ryon. a specialist.
The High school Alumni probably
will have the largest excursion IN ats
history this evening. when the boat
leaves Fourth street wharf at O'clock
for washington Park. It is the only
anid-week moonlight this summer.
Miss viola Elizabeth Kinster and
Franklin f. Gentry were married yes
terday afternoon in their new home
: at No. 7s2 East sixth street, by the
REV II. A. O. Westerfield.
Frederick s. Homan and Miss Matte
b. Fisher were married in West
Twenty-third Street Baptist Church,
New York, on July 8. by the Rev, f.
E, S. Holloway. Mr.. and Mrs. Homan are
residing at Newport. Mr.. Honan is an
employe of the E. I. DUPONT Company
franc department,
Earl Foraker and Miss Stella z
Brown, both OF kent county, Nd. were
quietly married in Asbury NJ. r
parsonage by the Rev II. A. @. West
erheld last evening.
Miss Florence and Lizzie Boylen hav'
returned to their home in Chester, Pa.
after a visI 20 wilmington friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Young of Chester
Z Pa. have been entertaining RELATIVES
from Dover.
Mrs. Hannah McCafferty. OF Chester
Pa. has returned from visit to friend
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyce and daUgh.
ter. Clara, have been spending severa
days at Cape Charles, Va.
Mrs. Charles C. Guyer is in Atlantis
City.
William Sinton. of Philadelphia, f.
spending two weeks vacation with hi
uncle. Mr.. Stredd. of No 1SOS Lover
ing avenue.
Mrs II. w. Briggs, wife Of DR.. II
w. Briggs. left today for Central New
York, where she will spend the sum
mer. DR.. Briggs will join his wife Of
Sunday for one week.
Evening journal., 1905-07-13

Bennings why Boyle prefers
going to the mountains on his vaca-
ton?
Jenninks--consistenc my boy; he
can't do anything without going up in
Evening journal., 1905-07-13
PROUD or SCHEDULE
B. & o. Through" Trains, With But
One Exception Arrived on Time.

One Exception Arrived on Time.
The transportation department Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is parti-
cularly proud of two recent achieve
ments. on July all Through trains
whit one exception arrived at' the end
of their runs exactly on time.
The exception was the Chicago ex-
press. which was thirteen minutes late,
due to stopping for water for the din
ing car and several other minor delays.
ON July all Blue Line trains, n serv-
ice maintained between Washington
and New York. met the schedule per-
fectly at both terminals.
Evening journal., 1905-07-13
FRuIr JARs AZ LYNcH,s.

The lightning jars-quart, s110;
pints. s1.OO; also Mason's jars at re-
duced prices. Jelly glasses. jar .rlbbers
and pure spices. d. W. Lynch Com
pany. 4th and Madison sts, Sth and
King SITS.
Evening journal., 1905-07-13
Painters Hold Smoker.

Alumni m0onlIght. rhursday nazt.
Evening journal., 1905-07-13
short EVENING JOURNAL it
with the American Newspaper Association that would
advertising
Association had secured
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We arranged with the American Newspaper Association this work for dis
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sect one
Evening journal., 1905-07-13

X. C. e. Excursion to Atlantic City
saturday.
Evening journal., 1905-07-13

Miss viola Elizabeth kinster and
Flranklin +. Gentry were married yes
terday afternoon in their new nome
at No. 732 East sixth street, by the
Rev. n. A. @. Westerfield.
Evening journal., 1905-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. John Boyce and daUgh-
ter Clara, have been spending several
days at Cape Charles, Va.
Evening journal., 1905-07-13

Frederick S. Homan and Miss Matte
r. Fisher were married in West
Twenty-third Street Baptist Church,
New York, on July 3. by the Rev. E.
S. Holloway. Mr. and Mrs. Homan are
residing at Newport. Mr.. Homan is an
employe of the E. L DUPONT Company
franc department.
Evening journal., 1905-07-13

Announcement is made of the marrl-
age OF Miss Ethel Philips, Of Summit
Bridge, Del, and Robert NJ. Wintrup,
OF this city, at Summit Bridge. Del.
Evening journal., 1905-07-13

Earl Foraker and Miss stella Il.
Brown, both OF kent county, Nd. were
quietly married in Asbury M f.
parsonage by the Rev. H. A. @. West
erheld last evening.
Evening journal., 1905-07-13

Mrs. Hannah McCanerty. OF Chester,
Pa. has returned from a visit to friends
here.
Evening journal., 1905-07-13

Mr. and Mrs. d. L. Young, Of Chester,
Pa, have been entertaining relatives
from Dover.
Evening journal., 1905-07-13

Miss Florence and Lizzie Boylen have
returned to their home in Chester. Pa,
after a visi 10 Wilmington friends.
Evening journal., 1905-07-13

Nfr. and Mrs. John Boyce and daugh-
her. Clara. have been spending several
days at Cape Charles, Va.
Evening journal., 1905-07-13

Miss Mildred =. Hearn and Miss
Beiiah w. wtntrup will give tug
party on Wednesday evening next up
the river on the tug Joseph F. Will
son.,
Evening journal., 1905-07-13

The High School Alumni probably
will have the largest excursion IN ats
history this evening, when the boat
leaves Fourth street wharf at O'clock
for washington Park. It is the only
anid-week moonlight this summer.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25

BY Mr. Hutehison's mother and Lem.
ard Downing.
Mr. Llkens has about completed the
incest Residence In orr little town The
painting and ingram work IL pcing done
BY J A. Dummond
We ore SON % have a telephone n.
change here. J 2 Roney. the salem
telephone man, and Robcr, Fisk. II
Marion. have the work an done eScept
putting IN telephones. J W Huthh.
son. through whose efforts the es.
change Is being put 10. is putting In the
telephones this week. Sixteen are In
be put In now. Miss Eta Dummond
will b. operator
Prof ". T. Brewer has moved 10
frcdonia.
W ". Watson and " c. Wright
Wcnriio Marion Saturday.
We saw aeopy 81 Hear, wh,sp.r. Of,
a series of poems By ]. =. Adcoes last
Saturday bu, only had time To ,kcteh
over some Of the short poem. which
were enjoyed very much.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25
Enon.

Any one wanting TO buy a good milk
COW, call and see A. J. Henley.
James McCormic. Of Missouri. visited
parents and friends here last week and
returned Thursday.
a host Of our people went To Donel.
son last Sunday TO attend the large
baptizing and TO attend church al that
place.
Our annual meeting that was held
IN July is pro,raeted again and began
Thursday. August II.
Press Baf. who went 10 Missouri
with Ward Loving. returned last Tues.
das and reports a good time.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25
Ruth.

Miss Efie Moore is guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Lille Dunn. Of Order.
Miss Mamie Morgan and Master
Tommie visited at Order last week.
Come up this way Mr.. Editor. II YOU
want roastig errs or corn in any
shape.
Most every one that could get Their,
went to the bapiiling at Donelson las,
Sunday.
Mrs Nora Guess. Of Marion. visited
IN this ncighl'orhood last Saturday and
Sunday.
Aunt Cass Wilson. Of Order. was A,
the convention and visited the family
Of J. 7. Morgan.
The Sunday school convention here
last Thursday was the most interest.
ing ever held in the county.
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Fredonia and Kelsey.

/ Will Reiter. Of Florida. is visiting
Mrs. Carrie Reiter.
CT. Dollar is back from trip /,
Kansas and Illinois
Mrs. J. Davis, Of Nashville, attend
ed church here Sunday.
J. T. Morgan. Of Flat Rock. attend.
ed services here Sunday.
sam Howerton and wife are visiting
relatives in Muhlenberg county.
Mr.. Bnndle and wife. Of Coving,on.
Tennessee. visited here Sunday.
The Misses Farris, Of Salem. havs
been visiting Miss Nellie Turley.
The C. P. ehnreh has presented IN,
old church organ to the public school.
Tom Martin, q Pinckncyville. va.
up to see his father several days ago.
Several u our ncighbors enjoyed a
picnic out at the Dcboc sulphur spring
last week.
Miss lmogene wigginton has been
making her home in Princeton Tor a
week Or two.
Ebert Hillyari left On the morning
train Sunday 20 visit his sister. Mn.
Walker, in Cri,,cndcn county.
Money saved on all magazines and
papers, cards. envelopes. half.toncs
etc. by W CtrSS
Mrs. Ira Bennett and son. Ivan.
have been visiting Rev. ]. S. HAIRY
and wife, 81 Marion.
T. J. Clement and Miss Lille Cash
Of kutiawa, has been visiting relatives
IN and near town Tor two or three
weeks.
Rev 2. r OVERLY. who has been
conducting a meeting near Hayaeld Cor
a week or two, returned home Friday
evening.
Misses Mary and Agnes Maxwell and
Virgie Butler, who have been visiting
in the Order neighborhood. have re.
turned home.
Rev N. =. Chapel. Of Princeton
who has been visiting the family ~
r. s Lloyd. left last Friday for bis
home. lie will preach at paducsh
Sunday
Miss Maggie Elder. who returned
home from lengthy visit to relatives
IN Missouri about a week ago. died
Sunday and was buried Tuesday morn.
ing Funeral services BY Rev. En-.
OVERLY. ."
CLEARANCE SALE Beginning Auvp,,
18th, We will, in order TO clear ou, onr
entire stock Of spring and summer
goods prior to our Annual Inventory.
september J. offer all goods slassed a.
SUCH at cost, less freight This i an
opportunity you should not miss. Re.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25
Fairview.

DR. r. c. Montgomery has returned
from a medical school
The corn andtobaeco crop here prom.
ises 20 be unusually good.
The Fairyicw road received iu semi.
annual working this week and last
Elder Robert Ramey. Of Lyon county
Is expected here 10 hold a meeting TN.
week.
Mont Davenport. J. =. Wiring and
I'd Summers have each lot a valuable
horse lately.
Boys. It's about time 70 begin saw.
INK your egg money Tor school tar !,
due September 3
A general store and blacksmith shop
Is badly needed and would be- paying
business in this community.
J. W Wilson. who recently returned
from Missouri, IL suffering from a
severe case u chills ard fever.
Owing To the excessive rains the
campers at the Howard medical spring
will decamp earlier than usual ,hi,
season.
VIM. Shecyc. while returning from
town the other day. had the misfort.
uhe Of his horse running od with him
throwing him In briar thickc, and
scattering sugar and coffee Tor half a
mile.
I'll Summers Is giving this section
Of rad the hes, working Il ever had
Tie is just simply putting the big hill
above New Salem in apple pie order
Now, " the other ruad bosses Of Crit.
tendcn county will follow the cxampl.
set BY him, We would have good
roads.
u might interest some u you many
readers 60 know where the above
namsd plscch Fairdew school house
stands on a high elevation In the south.
west portion Of Crittcnden county
Our district has a neat. substantial
frame aehool building with vcranda in
front and furnished with an the modern
apparatus that l. generally found In
country schooh u. l.. Bib has our
school In charge. Ne has been a s,u.
dent u Marion Graded School Tor too
years and the way our school Is pro.
crossing shows that he rcapc,i good
results from the school
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25
Extremely Low Rates
announced via
Southern Railway.

Extremely low rates arc announoel
wa the southern Railway from IHgB
vile Tor The following special ~, a.runs
ts& Denver. Colorado Spring. anl
Pueblo, Col and return. August II. d
and u. account Fratcmal Ordsr d
Eaglcs.
t@A@ Denver, Colorado Sprugs add
Pueblo, Col. and return. Angus, - g.
September ? Inclusive. account Naticual
hncampmcnt Grand Army u III, Re
public.
%e5 Chattanooga. Tenn. and return
sept Is. u and u. accoun, Rcg,msn,al
Reunion. Anniversary Battle of Chiek.
amauga.
1910 Portland. ore. and return
daily up to and including Sept ~. se.
count Lewis and Clark Ccntcnu,al
Exposition.
$40 Portland. Ore. and rc,uru 90
NIX OF returning via San Francisco and
L"s Angeles, frequent dates during
June, july. August and september.
aeeoun, Lewis and Clark Centennial
Exposition.
1850 San Francisco or i.os Agnrlcs.
OaL, and return Aus, 6 TO II inclusive
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25
LOCAL NEWS
Tribune.

Mr.. Bell, Of Starr. was here this
week on business.
+. L. Corley will attend school at
Pine Knob this fall.
Ebert Hunt attended church a,
Walnet Grove Sunday evening.
J. A. Pickens purchased nice lot Of
hogs from ]. II. Porter this week.
Ms. W. J. Hill. who has been sick
for some time. is able TO be out again.
Bro. Oakley filled his regular appoint.
ment at Sugar Grove Saturday and
Sunday.
VIM. Towery has completed his new
store house and shop and is now ready
for business.
Mrs. ". n. Rochester. Of Marion,
visited Mrs. Claud Cntfenden the las,
II the week.
Rob, Moore and daughter. Miss
Bertha. Of Marion. attended church a,
Sugar Grove Sunday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25
Carrsville.

Eugene Wright was in town las,
Thursday.
Prof r. ?. Babb and wife were her,
Sunday
Mesdamea Susan Hin. CorncIia
Barnes and ]. A. Drummond are on the
sick list
Cleve Fuller. Of salem. is here a,
C. p Tdrclkeld's, verp sick.
Mich Bridges went to salem las,
Friday.
Tom Barnes. Of Levias. is hauling
machinery from here TO the Mary Bsll
mines.
J. W. Hutchinson and wife. after sew.
eral weeks visiting friends In Illinois.
returned home last week accompanied
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25
lrula.

Curtis Hardin {, On the sick H,,.
Miss Nell Hoover was here Monday.
Mrs Ellen woolscy is on the sicl
hst.
Anthony Thomas returned from Mis-.
souri last week.
Mrs, lafc Highhll and little son hay,
been on the sick list.
Jesse Tharp. Of Marion, attended IN,
barbecue here last Saturday.
Ice shelton and Clyde Gilliand wer,
here last Monday duying produce.
Misses Allie Highall and Pearly Sui.
lengcr visited at Sheridan Monday.
NOrval White and family moved h
the residence Of he father here las,
week.
Henry Sullcngcr and Bin Stone AZ.
tended the camp meeting at Hampton
Las, Sunday.
The Milford string hand made some
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25
Rosedale.

John Sncci, WIN has pccn ,ies b.
no better.
J. W. Ainsvorih and wife yi.,,.,
their daughter, Mr.. Andy Love. Ia,
Sunday.
Misses Bessie am Myrtle Haric.,y
went to Hampton camp meeting l..,
Sunday.
Jake Wheeler, Of Tolu. visited nj.
mother, Mrs. r. A. Herald. las,
Sunday.
Bro. Jim Ellington preached at Rloou.
ing Rose last Sunday To a lav.
crowd.
Our school progressing nicely under
the care Of Corbct Stevenson.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25
Glendale.

M". Lille Bel, is on the sick li.,.
Dug Harden and family are visiting
In Missouri
MIllard Enoch is building a house for
j, G. Hamilton.
Robert Thomas will begin work at
Newt Bracy's soon.
Messrs Robert and Anthons Tboma.
have returned from Missouri.
Glendale school Is progressing nicely
with r. c. Moore as teacher.
Mack Thomas and will Moore visited
Robert johnson "Wednesday.
Grassland Nurphey. Of Marion.
passed through here last week
Miss Ruby Stallion has returned
from visit to friends in Illinois.
Robert johnson is reported better
At this writing. He Is still very low.
Ms. LYDIA Springs. Of Dyeusbury.
visited her mother, Mrs Jane Flanary
Sunday.
Mare. the little daughter Of J. n.
Moore, who has been very 10 with
typhoid fever. is rcportad better.
Sheridan and Colon base ball teams
played a match game Saturday. the
game standing D to s in favor Of Sber.
idan. Huuah for Sheridan
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25
Chapel Hill.

W. A. and J. =. Adams wen, N
Pleasant Hiu Sunday.
Green Jacobs and wife visited Scot,
Paris last Sunday.
R. F. Walker and family visited the
family Of Scott Paris Sunday.
Silford Bigham and family visited the
family Of Jas. Hill Saturday night.
The fruit crop Is short in our section
REACHES and apples are very inferior
this year.
Mat Wsddell and wife visited IN,
family Of III waddella at Childcr's Bng
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25
The Continued Story
OF Current Events

excellent mnsic at the barbecue her,
last Saturday.
Clyde MeMaster made flying trip u
Mexico Saturday night. returning Mon.
day. accompanied by his sister. Mrs.
Lou Mott.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25

Prospects for crop arr fine and
both corn and tobacco look well since
the June rains.
Frank and Cal Adams sold their
young mules 10 viii Rice jackson this
week at SEQ apiece.
James Fowler and wife. Of this
place, visited the family Of G. H..
Cnder, Of Crayneyillc, Sunday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25
Marriage Llcens.

Joe Lemon 10 Laura Bethel Marvel.
J. ". Darth 10 Mn. Lille Asher.
Rudolph Andrews TO Nora Wynn
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25

member the dates. from August 10 I,
September 3. 1876.
G. 3. LoYD. Fredonia. ~.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25
CLOTHING! CLOTHINGI

FOR men and boys Now, If you want to buy sui, Or
clothes or pair OF pants you can't afford pass our door
for we have competition when il comes 10 price
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25

One lot of SOC and 75c silk to close out
at 25c per yard
One lot wooden dress goods to close out
at half price
Come in and price our lace curtains. They &c
cheap for cash.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-25
Shoes!

Buy the bes-the Brown, and they will cost you less mon
ey than you will find elsewhere. Remember. WE MAXI
THE PRICE FOR WE SELL FOR CASH.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-06-16
SONS ELECT OFFICERS.
c. Leslie snence Commander of De.
part.nent Of Virginia.

LOUISVILLE, Ky .hnc Ia The
u'l'cd Sous of Confederate Veterans
today rlectc'l The following officers.
Thomas w. Owen Of montgomery,
Ala cUinmander-in-chicf.
q. leslie Spence, of Richmond, Va
commander of department of Virginia.
T. L. Lee Rynnm. Of jackson, Tenn.
commander OF the department of Ten
nessec.
!. Is. Socket. of Tyler. Texas com.
mander of The department of the trans.
Mississippi.
VIII. i. Shoe han. Of Montgomery.
Ala was chosen adjutant general and
chief OF sian by Commander Owen.
~ majority of the camps of the or.
sani@aIi"m are in arrears for dncs ami
me question of their Suspension VAS
Sai'ed mn hlli 10 action was ukcm.