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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21

na6tsfeisrtags bleibsn uns pGbreno
bes 9dnSen Sabres i'm geod9tnib,
uub gerpib IolIten fpir glues tbun, nm
bic @rinnerung. bic bies Set fir uns
Iers 9iebeu unb fir uns lit, su elmer
uuduslOidlithen gu MAIDEN. Riemano
tpirb Iib Der lpeibeopllen Stimmuna
Die bas Deibna9tsfeIt in uus err
ipedt, snt3ie6sn pOlIen, ooer entSieben
t0nnsn, Der 3auber lit einfab od uuo
man siebt iih gerne ieinem @influiie
bin. @s mag pislleidt eine t60rid!e
2nI9duung iein, aber mir i6eint es
INNER, dls t0nne man seraoe 6ei 0ics
len s5eIten bic g6druttere Der Wens
Iden beurt6eilen. Wian1s begniigen
iid) bamit, einen &rdnS, einen Ste;5
ans 6enitsr gu bGnsen, um gu Setgen,
baB aud fir fie Elm 5eIttdg 1T = ods
iinb bic 2euts, bic fir bas 9ublitum
IpisIsr, bic in Der S6at bic DeIt dls
cine 8i6ne unfsben, auf Der lie iid
m0glithIt effettpOa bspegen ipolIsn,
bic anbsren aber, beren SnnenIe6en
rsi6er uno ihOner lit, 5eisen aud
bic Sarmonie ibrer Raturen baOurh,
buB iiberull, fpobtn oas 9luse elmer
ibrer 2ieben ober zines lieben 9aItes
blidt, es bur9 ben Ii9tburen Be
peis bes f4Onen Weibnadtstases Be-
eriiBt ipirb.
Na9ItebsnO iinb siuise bii6i6s uno
priginelle Sauitra.ionen, pie man
nit 9uirldnoen uno Sdnnenariin ben
3immern sinen feitIi9en glnItri6 gss
ben tdnu, bic geiuiB unIsren 2eIes
rinnen pilItommen isin biirften, gu.
nal ba lie Ieidbt gu fopirtn limb. Sds
9anneugriin tunu man ii6eraa fertig
taufen lpo braudt man ss alio uur
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21

.rpioerte Der fleins Mann In m6gli6It
iiberSeugtem SOn, brebts ii4 gesen bic
@anb unb mar iOfOrt felt ein9si8Ias
fen.
2(ber Ieinem Sdpsiterden selans
ts bsute niht, bieTem 9eiipiel gu fols
gen; iie perIu6te, bic Qu9en feit 5u5us
briiden unb nidt mebr Oaran gu bsns
ten, aber INNER beutli1er itanb ibr Der
drme Santa CLAUS ppr augen, tpie er
BON ben b0ien ganteeiolbaten sefun>
gen unb estDbtet perben Iolte.
S9lieBlib bielt iie es ni9t ldngsr
auss iie psdte ibren 8ruber nit eints
ger 4nitrenguns unb tbeilte tbm ibrs
Spr9en nit.
n0siBt 0u, Sommb, t9 babe mir
etpas ausseba4t; mir miifen ben ars
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
0lauicr 9eturaiipn.

Man tann aud aus 9lGttern uno
@interbseren perI1iebener 9trt nit
feinem 0rabt unb 9ano biibide
9uirlanben berIteIen, uno Iomit nus
tiirlib benz perIOnli9en @ei4mud
freieren Spielraum lafen. Sebens
fdas 1T bas, mas bon lie6er 6anb
eemadt tpirb, fir uns nett ipertbs
boiler als alles mas man beim 9drts
ner tdrfen tdnn, penn man aud bas
Materidl bon bort bs5ieben mub. @ntz
1peoer Soups ober Sannengrin tOns
men gu Der SeniterbetoratiOn pertpens
bet tperoen, Die aus 9uirlanben, in
Der Uiitte 5uIammengenommen, be'
itebt; trOBbem bas Original fir Elm
8ogenfenitsr semadt, lGBt iih bas
arrangement an jeOem 6eniter uuss
fiiRren. Oben 5iebt fi9 cine Stangs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21

ginbrud, neten ben gum She'll nit
gappe unb 8rsttsrn erfebten SenIters
f6eiben einige pobIgepflegte 8lumen
su finbsn. Srut man aber elm, 10 mar
man nod msbr iiberrai6t BON ben
Spuren bes Comforts unb bes @oblz
itanbss, bic ii9 bort 5eisten. Sin
Ssppi9 besedte ben f6abbuften SUB
boben, einseIne TlObelItiide, BON unses
tp6bnli9er Glsgun5. idmiidten bds
8oroerItiib6en, cine f16ne Stanbubr
tidte in Der @de uno auf S9ritt unb
Sritt gspabrte man, bub bic 8eippbs
ner 10 gana unb gar nidt bineinpaBs
ten in bteis ruube 9egenb unb in bitTe
nod raubsren 3.itsn.
Die iuuse Sruu sines isceIIionitts
fden Sffi3iers bate bier nit ibren bsis
ben Stnbern eine 3uflu9t stiu9t. uls
Mitte October bic 4riegsfurie ibr
trautss Seim i'm Siibsn pDllis serftDrt
batte. Die einIume 5arm in ben Blue
Ribge Wlountatns mar friiber als
SOmmeraufsntbaIt Der rsi6sn pflans
aelfamtlie Stepens benubt iporben
unO bot nun bus einaige aibl bar fir
bic betmathlos 9sporbenen. Sp bate
gtrs. StsUeus nit Soc unb MaIipina,
BEN ibr treuergebenen 9isnerpuar,
uuo ben beiben &inbern bas bisden
Sab uno 9ut, tpel9es nd6 benz
8rdrbe Der pflanJung nod iibris ses
blieben mar, uuf @agen sspadt unb
mar bamit iibsr bic 8erge mad Der
Sommerfarm gssoeen, nidt abnenb,
buh bic 9snfess TIRE @int,.auartiers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21

bes Sarm6auIes, aus bsFen baTbetn'
gefaIlenem S9ornitein Der Rau9 Sag
unb Ru9t emporitieg in bic Itiue Hare
WinterIuft! URit 5eIbslGIern butten
aud bic Sffi5iere bieies Sdus oft be-
Dba9tet, au9 bic 9Iumsn ssieben an
ben balbaeri9oFenen Senitern unb
Oann unb mann batten iie audi eine
i9par5setleibtte iunse Srau beoba4s
tet, iptlde nit ben Sinbern an Der
Sanb nd9 einsm bepdlbeten 9iigel in
Der Ndbe bes SauIss gu panbeln
pflegte. limb Der Qnblid bieIer Samis
lieneruppe bate ben SerSen Der rait'
ben &riessr ipo6l getbah. Senn 10
man9er bpn ibnen bate ia 5rau unb
Stinber bd9eim, rnb Weibnd9ten, bas
Seit Der 2iebe. mar ia 70 nabe.
gines MOrgens, als Mrs. Stepens
i'm DObnSimmer fab, nit elmer Sunbs
urbeit bei9Gftigt, eridisn WtuIpina
auf Der S9pelIe.
sd pi4 ni9t ft0ren, MiB Marp,"
faste fe in ibrem breiten Neeerbiulett
(ben mir lsiber in unIerem geliebten
9eutff ni9t pisberge6en t6nneu),
uber bic Ssinber MAIDEN mir ieBt piel
Srubel."
y4ber Mulpina, bic 9inbsr Ftnb ia
iOnit 70 Iieb unb brap."
n9as fnb fie audi. MiB Marp, .s
iino bic liebiten uno 6rapitsn &inber,
duf bic bic Spnne f9eint. glber Der
Santa glaustag tpmmt balb uub bic
Babies eriparten bod sinige @absn,
unb Der Mafter George 1T melt meg
beim Maiter See, unb bic @rOBmuma
fam nibts f6tden ipie ionit unb in
benz fleinen Settlement, tppbin Soe
INNER ssbt fir bic 8risfs DON Mib
Midrp, ba aisbt's audi nt9ts gu taus
fen fir bic &inber gu Santa CLAUS,
unb @elb baben mir ia audi nur nod
ip.nig unb bic 9inber pifen, baB
Santd CLAUS bdlb tommen muB unb
lie taben geItern abenb f9on bur6
ben Sdornitein hinauf seiprO9en 5um
guten Santa CLAUS, unb reht f9One
Gaden baben fie iid setpiinIht unb
mir t6nnsn t9nen bod ni9ts seben,
bsnn mir buben fsIbit nidts unO bic
b6Ien Yants geben uns uuh nidts
unb bic iiiben Babes trtegen ni9ts uno
- unb = unb - limb Malnind
fling idmmsrIia gu beuIsn an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21

1pidelte 0rabtenoen seben bic 0etords
tiOn bes Simies, nit aisrIibsn 8lGts
tsrItrduB9en dls 8er5ierung, unb
turSe 9uirlanoen Oisnen CUR @erOOlls
itGnbigung oes 9unsen.
Sir bas Buffet lit Der RabmeH
runb gebalten unO piirbe F9 bsIon>
bers fhDn MAIDEN, gang aus rSOub"
bsrgsitsllt, bic rotbsn 9eersn unS bas
glGnSenoe 9riin Der gIGttsr piiroe as
pirtIdme 5oIie fir SiIber uno &rps
tal bienen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21

sd lpeine ia gar ni9t." llnO bic
alsine brGnste bic SbrGnen Suriid
unb perIu9te su ld6eln, riieb NAL, Der
grobe Soloot tommt gu uns riiber."
Gin poiten, Der iaon lGngere 3ett
bic bsibsn 9inber bsoba9tet bate, fam
iebt auf iie gu unb reoste iie an: rRun,
meins Ser59en, mas mG9t Sbr benn
BEL uns9" fragte er iis in ppbIpoIIens
bem Son.
Ssin sutmiitbis.s 9sfidt unb bic
FreunbIi9e Stimme flOBte ben err
Ihredten &inoern 8ertrauen Elm, unb
mutbig brudte Sommb feiR Geiu9
pOr: sd bite. mir mDdten bsnSerrn
9apitdn .ipreden
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
Sausi9mud fur 8sibna@tsn.

Sas S9miiden Der 3immer gu
@eibna6ten nit feItIibem 9riin lit
cine 10 biibI9e Site, baB man lie gar
ni6t genug, empfeblen tunn, uno bic
ipobl Der Miibe, bic bamit berbunben,
fpertb 1T. Die 6reuOen Der Deibs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21

= unerb0rte Reugieroe
Sin ReiIenoer fam in Elm Sotel unb
pollte ieinen Tdmen in Oas Srembens
bud eintragen, als er eine Don3e in
oem 9u4e bsrumtrie6en lab. Die
Sober tpegfperfen, iein @epGd nebmsn
unb fortgeben, mar BEL ibm bds Dert
zines au9enblids, nobel er dusrief:
sd babe in 8s3ug auf unssSiefsr
i6on Ginises mitssma9t, dber bab
oieies 8ieb fdon sleid i'm 6remOens
bud nd4iie6t. in ipsldem 3immer Elm
&eiIenoer untersebra4t 1T. pas lit mir
gu iturt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21

su 9uirGanben gu brapirsn. gud bas
frii9e, inftige 9riin Der ntSollpblGts
ter" nit ben leu6tenO rptben 8eeren
lGbt Ii6 beItens perlpenben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21

4n3iiglid. Eirtb: ~Gnts
idulOigen 9, auf bsmDsin i6pimmt
ne 5liegs, i9 bring Sbnen slei9 Elm
anperes 9lus." 9aIt: .SIt nibt mebr
nOtbis. eben trdbbelt bic 5liege pisOer
beraus; bus Sbi.r 1T, mics i4eint,
paferi9eu."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21

-Sriibe Grinnerung.
Sdmubl (an einem 8ade): rStet bat
mid Gmpl mein gutter Gngel Oerluhen,
Satob. >. Sier bab' ih gebaoet!"
- Seimpeb Muoame: nBaz
rum fpollen sic uns benn Thon pieber
perlaFen, Reii9" 0isnItmdb6en 0as
aus 3irol gebiirtis iiD: ra9. Wabds
me, neil sic gar gu bod ipubnen; iez
besmal, penn i6 bier bic Sreppen
'nauftlettere, ra triss' i'd Seimmeb!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21

S6orIdel. mics @riiberhen. ioII er beis
ben,
limb bas anSere Siippfen 0teta - nad
ntirl
Seine Sadeu bari er allie 5erreiBen.
Gin RGbfdit6eu bab i'd ia alcu bon birl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21

&eGGner: .SaIt, Der lIeber5iebet
lit Sbnsn bel gu lpeit! Den miiFen
Sic eben geItpblen baben!"
Wf arber: p@rlauben sic, oas
Iiebt nur 10 aug. itb tomme eber aus
eiuer GntfsttungsanItalt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21

o, 6arin bas S5eer6en. bas blibebIaufel |
llno ben BALL limb ben aufenl llno bas
aonfeftl
Gbriitfin6el, bu glitesl o if barlfel
SD bab' i9on eefoitet, tuie es i9medtl
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
SILVER HEIGHT.

As ] have never noticed anything
in the Record from this point, | will
venture q few descriptive items.
Silver Height is situated on the
road running southeast from Ma
rion not . dozen miles from the
city, and is known As one Of the
highest and most beautiful views Of
the county.
II has one Of the moe, ancient
and magnificent Silver Poplar trees
known TO the age /, is said by
some that !, was the riding switch
Of Mrs, W. c. CarnAhAn, and that
she planted Il, while others claim
lhA, old Bro. z. L. II. wAlkel
planted the tree more than fitl
years ago.
We believe tha, this isA health,
place. Tor il abounds with tand On,
gravel, and IL certainly fruit eoun
try, ior we have not seen iros
since We have been here.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
Crumbs for County Judges.

The court Of appeals, Chief jus
tice Hobson writing, reversed the
Franklin circuit court m = case Of
John Il. Thomas against $. W, Ha-
ger, auditst, aud femAnded u TOT fur.
ther proceedings. The appellant a.,
police Judge Of Lebanon, held TWEEN.
ty.two examining trials In cases In
which the grand jury failed to r..
turn an indictment iof felony, aud
the auii,ot declined 10 allow the &C.
count for holding them, aud the
Judge filed mandamus proceedings
under section Sts, Kentucky statutes.
The refusal Of the auditor was under
the act o. March 81, iSp2, allowing no
such claims. The court holds that
ofiieeft are entitled 10 receive com.
psnsa,ion u fixed by lav =, the time
Of their election.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12

Boston and Paris have the larg.
est stock Of door aud window
screens that were ever in the city.
BE sure to call on them before you
buy, They will save you money.
Manager Vim. b. Butler, Of the
local exchange Of the Peoples Inde-
pendent Telephone Co, lie just as
happy % he can be. His wife pre-.
sented him Wednesday With a 6ne
girl.
Messrs A. @. Barnett, ]. Q. Hun.
ter, j. Z. Ross, l.. A. Cruelleon and
A. b. Tren.mAn, Of TT. Wayne. Ind
we're in the city this week looking
over the mining district and plan,
ming for the future development Of
the properties in which they are in
terested.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
hoM'a IhIs2

We oiicr one Hundred Dollars Tor
any case IT CAtArrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Caiatrh Cure.
=. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. u.
We thv undersigned have known
r. J Checuy Tor the last 70 years.
aud believe him perfectly honorable
Ia all business transactions aud O.
materially able 60 carry out any cbli-
Rations made by his firm,
wAtniNG, kINNAN 4 MARviN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. q.
Halls CA,Afrh Cure IL taken Inter
uAlly, acting directly upon the blood
aud mucous surfaces q the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price. 7bc.
per bottle. Sold by al dfusgis,s
Take Halls Family Pills fof con.
stipaiion,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
Ed Doss was in town Monday

Ed Doss was in town Monday.
| @ F. Jennings was in Hopkins.
vile Tuesday.
Redford Yates. Of Sheridan, was
in town Monday.
For anything in the hardware line
call on HinA-B Abb Co.
Rob Policy and UlA RAtelife, Of
Lola, was in town Monday.
L L. LeAvell, Of Hopkinsville,
was in town Monday buying mules.
John Wilson and wife, Of Crit.
tenden Springs, were in town Mon.
day
Herbert Chiitenden, OF Liyings.
ton county, spent the week in the
city.
DR.. +. ". Num- aud wife visited
Mr. Sieglsr and family Sunday eve.
ming
! J.. W. Lamb and wife went TO-
Louisville Tuesday to spend few
days
Miss Carrie Moore visited her
father and mother Saturday and
Sunday.
Dr.. r J. Morris visited bic par.
snis =, Union,own Saturday and
Sunday.
John Ray, Of Livingston county,
the noted horse jockey, WAS in town
Monday.
Prices reasonable aud terms TO
,ui, purchaser on Blackburn. Wei.
don town Tote.
Mrs GEORGE Givsns went TO
Evansville sun day to spend month
visiting her mother, Mrs. hinge,
Jalius Fobs is directing the state
geological survey work in the yieini'
I. ~ Of Salem, in Livingston, this
. week.
Are you going to build sresidenss
10 MAriol' Then don't forget Ia
zee the nice lots offered by Black.
burn 4 Weldon,
]. T. Hardin anl wife wer. ,h,
gpest Of relative aud friends Ia ID,
n Livingston eoau,y between the rv
ere the 6stt Of the week
Mrs. Sadie Barnet, and it'll,
q daughter, Miss Mary Elizabeth, o.
. Henderson, are the guests Of Mu
A. ]. Picksns this week.
FOR SALE-Gooi business
house aud lot in Kelsey, Ky, cen
ifAlly situated, ior sale cheap, Al
1fest 4. ID. pafr. Ere iopia. Nv.
r, r. ID. No, /.
wANrED-Fitt class seasoned
! OAK and poplar lumber, ? to p
inches thick and u inches wide ant
wider, apply TO Boston and Paris
u Marion, ny.
Shampoos, messages aud ionics q
Palace barber shop that cannot b,
surpassed anywhere II you hav,
u not tried one there DO, 90 the nsII
Q time you come 10 town.
q Mrs. NJ. 7. Robinson. Of Nash
vile, was In the city Tuesday ans
Wednesday looking after the ismil,
- 10, in the new cemetery here Mr..
+ Robinson 10 running boardip,
D. house in Nashville and will b,
Il pleased 10 have her old friend, lool
lup Der house when in The city.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12

simp Weldon, Of Tolu, was here
Monday.
Don't forget that John Suther'
land cells fresh bread.
Phin Miles and family were in
town MOI day and Tuesday
For iresh groceries Of all kir de
call on Rankin 4 Piekens,
j. 2. Pierce went TO DAnville,
Tenn, on business Tuesday.
See our new oIiords-Eclipse and
Hanan. THE PALACE.
GeAn CLARK And Robert Lier, Of
TOlu, were 10 town Monday
New vegetables Of al kinds At
Rankin 4 Pickens grocery.
Robert Young, Of Morgan6eld,
was in town Monday buying mules.
Fresh brea1 and al kind, Of con.
isciioueriss for tsle by John Su,ker.
land.
10 the vicinity Of Hampton II. Q.
MeCord is It'll sinking on 100 foot
shaft.
jus, received = large supply Of
typewriter ribbons.
JOE B0URLAND.
A. d. Noe 10 here this week look
ing ail,r the interests Of bis mines
near sheridan.
Fret room pack Of telephone sI.
change in Canadian building r. j.
Morris. dentist
IA Crowsll. o. Trslewsisr, wa'
in TIE city Monday He LETT = dol
lar ior the Record
Fresh drugs Of al sinds. Call
aud see " IN cur tent
WOODS y ORME
KiH Aster and Coleman Hayne'
s,re in town Sunday They have
smployme1, A. PslucSh
when you think about p,in,ing
call aud zee Wood, 4 otme The!
sell = high grade paint.
/ Nr apl Mr. W n Wallace
Of Iton Hill, aud Their little dAugt-
ter. Daisy, visited friends in nwr
Tue,day.
wm Miller IL here this seek al
rc,ing the work Of installing th,
Dig compressed air plant q, the
Commodore minss
We are successors 10 the MarioI
i Hardware Co, Anl We will carry
general line Of hardware.
HINA.BABB Co,
Nn TR. Curry and daughter
OF near salem. we're here Sunda.
en- route TO Webster county TO spen'
a week with relatives.
Hnhpain, that you want, cal
and zee us. We have tour pain
department IL complete
WOODS & oRME.
| W. A. Ripgo has cold bis in,sres
in thu Stewart 4 Ringo photograph
business 10 bic partner Joe L
Stewart Mr.. Rngo has no, d.
sided where be will so.
, lee easy TO End the grocery Q
\ Rankin 4 Pieksns on Salem street
|, That l, The place 10 cell your pre-
ducs and buy yOur groceries .
4 price, that viii please you.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12
Deal BREVITIES.


W. L. Douglas oIiords
r paints call on Woods q
D. BourlApd went to Black.
z TnssiAy
>aeiss, fruits and iresh groceries
Cophers.
NJ druggis, sunlrie' call on
1ck 4 Orme
M. Curry, Of Livingston eoun.
- in the city sunday
cI6 pewspspers for sale by Z Z.
1rnri. a, Num- 4 fuckers
~ n. A Frazer and Henry
11n>s went to Evansville Tuesday
fr>nrrip,ious carefully filed at
Cur I'D drugstore
WOODS \ ORME.
<.U Bourland was 10 Evansville
W>ln>s BAY on business for the Rec.
We have iu.t received car load
4 Ar||ngion lime
HINA BABB co.
Ctiitendsn, Of Hampton,
rl1|n>d home Sunlay after spend.
~ I>w days Ia town
We esrry . small As,orimsnt q
>>>yI1ing usually carried IN drug.
@1@@ Telephone Z
WOODS 4 ORME.
3 Meta, the barber spsn,
1a11>1 With b.. father in Casey
1||@ 11fre b. took his family to
ron5 &fv,ral days
- y, ial TO look up the Palace
1@<1<uI op when you want = hair
>a| o. have Second hoor Of Pierc,
~ ~ on Salem street
Ainsworih, Of ltma, was ih,
@.1I d hi. sou. J J Ainsworib,t tn,
.r<| a D. week While In the city
b 111s the Record . pleasant call.
f'.1k bread. fancy groceries anJ
good Hnehss The Gre changed
>e< E@.& quarters. but We are silll ID
s11|o>1 81 GOPHER.
*11Ay was one Of the biggss
'r1.I| spuri days We have had iot
<'4@ % /, was too vet 10 plo'
50 III were here from al owe
~ j.
rs Alace barber shop In iht
.| b. J. r Pierce milliner!
~ second hoot is the plaC,
Isn you wan, to Sc, agoo'
>'| - haircut.
fohs, the tailor, has put NJ
1|< 6osne and is ready for repair
@@>nins and any other kind o
M II Do tailor line Telephon,
= "a David will call for all work
- Iewsry, Of Shady Grove, wa
s.isy On route TO Evans
Issume his course in Lock
Ilege, after spending . fe'
}. bone on account Of sicl
= TED,-A well known par,
~ asen. for the bes, know
= selling line Of automobile
= sorld. A literal discoun
~ Address W. d. l.. SO
y Louisville, Ky. u9
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-12

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-12-16
.PFIsTER CASE DISMISSED
COURT DECIDES PROMINENT MIL
WAukEEAN NOT GUILTY
or LARCENY.

Milwaukee, Dec. 16.-Judge Brace,
IN the municipal court, has decided
that Charles r. Pfister was not guilty
Of larceny as bailee as charged In the
indictment returned ON Aug. last by
the grand jury. The decision was on
. motion to dismiss the defendant
after the state had rested its case.
The motion to discharge was argued
1t length for a day and half.
The charge against Mr.. Pfster was
that OF larceny as bailee Of $4,000
belonging to the Wisconsin Rendering
company. He acted as stakeholder In
IN effort by that company to obtain a
garbage contract In Milwaukee. $4,000
being placed In his hands. It was
charged that he did not account for
$4,000 Of this.
Mr.. Pnster Is one Of the most prom
inent business men In Milwaukee. He
= connected with various enterprises.
including q tannery. Q bank and 9
hotel and isthe proprietor Of the NIL
waukee Sentinel. Mr.. Pfster 70 well
known throughout the country. He
has figured very prominently In poll
tics for many years and was the lead
er OF the so-called Stalwart faction OF
the Republican party OF Wisconsin.
The case against Mr.. Phster was
looked upon by many persons - an
outgrowth Of political strife.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-12-16
LANE Is A DEMOCRAT.
Senators Hold Up Nomination Of In
terstate Commissioner.


Senators Hold Up Nomination Of In.
terstate Commissioner.
Washington, Dec. 16.-The senate
committee on interstate commerce
considered the nomination of Franklin
Lane of California to be q member OF
the interstate commerce commission.
It was known to members of the COM
mittee that there was opposition to
the confirmation of Mr.. Lane and
therefore it was referred to sub-com-
mittee, which will hear all objections.
No formal protest against the nomina-
ton has been made, although 1t has
been declared by certain Pacific coast
senator's that they believe the appoint
ment should have been given to Re-
publican. The same view Is held by
many Eastern senators and 1t Is pre-
dicted that the nomination may be
held up for some time. 1t was stated
that Senator Cullom desired that no
action be taken until he could con-
slider the case. The nomination OF
Lane is to succeed Commissioner
Fifer, who announced that he would
resign on account OF Ill health. His
health has been better recently and 1t
is rumored that an effort will be made
to have him withdraw his resignation
and continue to serve
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-12-16
regarding L,lui.anie STOCK. ConIinu-
Ing he said:
Final Conference With Ryan.

S0bHSsSs~S vvbGs ny
"At the final interview Elihu Root
and Paul Cravath were present. said
to Ryan, You want my co-operation?'
He said, Yes said, I will take half
your stock If you will let me name
two trustees Ryan refused and told
me l had promised to help him if |
was satisfied. | said tits was my way
of being satisfied. | do not remember
what else said. | may have said
what these gentlemen say did. l in
tended unless l was satisfied of his
motives to oppose his control of the
society and thought it ought to be
stopped. l knew whom he had select
ed as trustees, but did not know his
plan to divest himself of control of
the stock"
"Why did you object?" asked Mr..
Hughes.
II wanted two trustees independent
Of Mr.. Ryan. think that any trustees
named as Mr.. Ryan named them must
be to a certain extent under his con-
troll, especially as he had named a
man out of his own organization as
president I did not demand right to
name two trustees, but merely that
they should be independent of Ryan.
! offered to turn my stock over to the
society IL all did. ! don't see why he
should not make the trustees number
q hundred ii his motives were pure
I was not philanthropist and did not
consider 1t such for him to pay $780,.
600, which he was going to get back
when he got control of the society.
Mr.. Hartman said he is In polittca
and has some political influence and
he did not consider 1t improper II he
did use his political influence against
Ryan.
Nothing improper In Ryan's con-
duct of the Equitable has yet come to
my attention" said Hartman. IF any.
thing had come to my attention l
should have acted"
"What Is your political influence?"
"It Is such as any man OF prom
inence has who has never asked any
one to do anything improper. have
great interests in New York and am
often consulted"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-12-16
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