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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29
re :SLASKA.

ZABORZE ma Slasku. Spo-
k6j publiczny zn6w grozi} "a
k16ceniem przez to, re II MILO
dzienc6w re stanu robotni-
czego wpie}o sobie do krawat
spilki, ma kt6rych by}o wyra-
zenie ,,Boze zbaw Polske." Ia
to pobozne zYczenie, ably
:Polska ME posz}a ma dino
piekie}... dostali sic ci m}o-
dzie6cy pred prokuratora-
a ten ma seryo ~wywodzi}, re
to objaw karygodny, DO u
prawiajacy agitacya, celem
gwa}townego oderwania sic
ad Prus. Frazes zupe}nie
przestarza}y, a czyn wobeo
dzisiejszej broni szybkostrzel-
nej zupelnie niemozliwy. Czy
wachmistrz policyjny Nader,
przydybal tych agitator6w ma
|jakiem: miejscu ustronnem,
ma tajnej naradzie o .p6}nocy?
TAX, istotnie 0 p6}nocy -
ale PREY ta6cu! Uzna} takze
6w swiadek, re ci agitatoro-
vie W domach prywatnych
oddawaja Geese ksieciu pol
skiemu II. Kosciuszce! Obroh-
ca oskarzonych adwokat DIR.
'Seyda zbija} bardzo trafnie
wszystkie te. wywody swiad-
k6w i prokuratora. Wypku
ME wydano, tylko sprswe Cd
1ozono do przysz}ego termi-
nu. Kto wie, moze nastapi,
skutkiem noszenia tychze
6pilek, jake zaburzenie spo-
koju publicznego - awtedy
karygodnosc. "a to noszenie
|6pilek bedzie udowodniona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29

. WIESCl Z OJCZYZNY :
z PRUS POLSKICH.

TORUN. Wiesci o przya-
resztowanej W Toruniu ta-
jempiczej osobistosci jake
COS Rosyanina, ME przyclcha-
ia. Pomimo, re w}adze poll
cyjne zachowuja jak najwiek-
sza t%ajemnice, przedosta]a
sic pomiedzy publicznosc roz-
matte ciekawe szczeg6}y. Po-
miedzy inuemi rozchodzi sic
wiesc, re 6w IS letni :Rosya-
min zamierzaE niejakiego Ito
grafa w. nak}onic do wyra-
bia1lia falszywych 20 rubl6-
week, kt6remi zamierza} cze'
stowac poddanych rosyjskich
W celach ~szpiegowskich. o
lie poszczeg6lne wiesci pole
gaia ma p%rawdzie, trudno ma
razie dociec. Chodzi tn jed
nakowoz bezwarunkowo O
przestepstwo szpiegowania:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29
u POZNANSKIEGO.

Il POZNANSKIEGO. O
smutnym wypadku ma grant
cy donosza z Pleszewa: Dnia
% maja wieczorem bawi}o
sic kilkoro dzieci z Grodzi-
ska PREY s}upie granicznym
mad Prosna ma terytoryum
pruskiem. Dzieci z daleka
drazni}y zo}nierza rosyjskie-
60, stojacego z tan,tej strony
rzeki, W tenn miejscu oko}o
sto metr6w szerokiej. Zol-
nierz atoli ME zwazaf ma figle
dzieciece. O godzinie 6 i pol
przybyli dwaj inni zo}nierze,
zwa|niajac cd s}uzby pierw-
szego. Dzieci znowu drazni}y
tych zO1nlerzy, czynlac rekO-
ma rugby, jakoby chcia}y do
mich strzelac. Gdy za6 jeden
z zofnierzy zmierzy} do Mich
karabin, ratowa}y sic uiecz-
ka. Zolnierz wystrzelil do u
ciekajacych dzieci. Dwunasto-
letni ch}opiec Jan Olek z
Grodziska, syn robotnika, o.
trzyma} rane W glove. Kula
wpad}a PREY uchu i wysz}a
PREY nosie: Chlopiec natych-
Mast upad} ma ziemie, gdzie
straci} przytomnosc. Odwie-
go do lazaretu W PIE
szewie. Lekarze watpia O je-
go ~wyzdrowieniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29
z. POD MOSKALA.

WARSZAWA. Donosza, re
niemcom uprzykrzy}y sic
kraje polskie j rosyjskie j "a
uwazono dose liczna We
dr6wke albo do heimatlandu,
.albo wprost do Ameryki. Po-
wyprzedawali posiad!o66 ru-
chomo6ci j o6wiadczaja, 70
nigdy ME powr6ca. Widac t.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29
blisko5ci, ME udalo sic go
wyratowae.
z POZNANSKIEGO.

BYDGOSZCZ. 600 NIX. ma.
grody wyznaczy}a tutejsza
prokuratorya "a pochwyce-
ME wieznia Franciszka Ko-
cikowskiego z Krazkow6w.
K, zosta1 "a morderstwo ska
zany ma smierc, kt6ra to ka-
re cesarz w drodze }aski "a
,mieni} ma ~dozywotnie wiezie-
ME. K. zdola} jednak II lipca
1900 r. z tutejszego wiezienia
sadowego drapnac i do dis
brak, O MIN wiesci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29

podr6z-
.nym ma granicy rosyjsko pol
skiej dzieja sic teraz codzien-
ME. Zandarmi zadaia, opr6cz
przepustek, okazania dove
dow osobistych, a gdy tych
jadacy cd Torunia ME maja,
zawracaja ich z drogi. Niechaj
sic kazdy zaopatrzy W jak
najjasniejsze l~egitymacye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29

Rewizya,
kr6ra zs}ozy} redaktor, ,Dzien.
Kuj." p. DIR. Ulatowski pre-
civ wyrokowi sadu inowroc-
}awskiego, skazujacemu go
ma 4 miesiace wiezienia "a
obraze radzcy rejencyjnego
dr.. Waschowa z Bydgoszczy
i nauczyciela Walttschka z
Chwa}kowa, sad Rzeszy W.
Lipsku odrzuci} jake nieu-
zasadniona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29

DIVINITY. POsiedziciel
Mehrwald rozbiera} z swemi
ludzmi stara scope, przyczem
przez obalajaca sic nagle
sciane zostal talk niebezpiecz-
ME przygniecony, re watpia
0 jego wyzdrowieniu. z po-
wodu tego opatrzono go juz
~Sakramentami SW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29

RASTEMBORK. Nieszcze-
sliwy wypadek w~ydarzy} sic
W srode pc po}udniu ma je-
ziorze Carmen. Dw6ch mie-
szkahc6w majatku Carlshof
p%ojecha}o czo}nem ma jezioro
ably sic kapac. Nagle }6dka
sic ~przewr6ci}a a obaj jada-
cy wpadli do woody. Jeden z
mich umiejac p}ywac: wyra-
towa} sic jednak, gdy drugi
znalaz} W nurtach Jimmy
gr6b. Cia}o jego wydobyto
luz sztywne "a kwadrans z
woody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29
TOMAS

TOMASZKOWO. 5-letni
synek posiedziciela Piecz-
kowskiego dostaf sic reka
~pomiedzy kofa maszyny do
mf6cenia. Przytem ko}a sic
poruszy}y i zmiazdzy}y chic
pcu oba Srednie palce u le-
wei reki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29

Straszna
smiercia zginaE W sobote W
po1udnie 36-letni robotnik
kolejowy Mazanek. Pc ukoh-
czeniu roboty wsiad} on do
wagonu pociagu, kt6ry o ITO
minut mia} do Grudziadza
odjechac i zasna}. w czasie
jazdy obudzi{ sic i ma wp6f
rozespany wyskoczy} z jada"
cego pociagu, przyczem do
stall sic pod ko}a i natych-
miast by} bez duszy. M. po-
zostawi} zone i 5 niedoros-
}ych dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29

BRODNICA, dnia % 5. 05.
Tutejszy m}ynarz p. Hero
MIN Karczewski z Foluszka
(Walkmuhle) odkry} wielki
pok}ad wapna m~arglowego.
Znawcy izby r6lniczej W
Gda6sku ~uznali, re pok}ad
zawiera 97,7 procent wapna
weglanego. Takowe MONA
tel uzyc ma role i }aki jake
mierzwe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29
Okropne strachy.

Pewnego dnia d%ostaniesz okrop-
nych strach6w, skoro poczujesz boil
We wnetrzno6ciach ! obawe zapa-
lenia kiszek. Ratunek lezy " Dr..
Kings New Life Pills, lekarstWo
ma ohoroby wnetrznos3
i ko}4dka, jake i ma Dol g}owy,
26}taoske, zatward.enie, It'd. Gwa-
rautowaue prsez M. j. Kowalew-
sxiego, aptekarxa. Tylko ESQ spr6-
b6jole.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29

Posiad}osc W
ulicy Rycerskiej mr.. 56 ma
lezaca do farbierza p. s.. Ku-
beckiego naby} farbierz p.
Antoni Bottcher z Gutsztatu
Ia $1,000 marek. =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29

SZTUM. Prey ~plawieniu
koni utona} Is letni syn ro-
botnika Hokmanna z Piek}a.
Cho6 kilku ludzi, miedzy nj
mi jego wlasny ojoiec byli "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-29

.kraje przestaly ola Mich bye
.,gelobtes Land" do kt6rego'
ich swego czasu Bismarck
wysy}al, BY tamze zaszczep1a-
Ii kulture pruska.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-06-08
Salel SaIe!I SaIelll

Most desirable residence lots in
best part Of Marion 10 be sold at your
own price. Having decided to re-
move from Marion we have concluded
to -ell the family residence, known as
the Blue home place. also the ground
ad jacent thereto will be cut up into
desirable residence lots and sold upon
such liberal terms that You can buy
one Of the best lots in Marion and
build house according to your own
notions. Also two new cottage resi-
dences. The sale will be by public
auction, unless sold privately before,
held on the ground, beginning at the
old homestead. at l:3O ?. m, Of
Wednesday, the 2nd day Of August,
1905. The property will be sold 10
the highest and best bidder for one
fourth cash and balance to be paid in
one. two aud three years, with six
per cent interest from date Of sale,
with lcin reserved upon the property.
II being expressly understood that
we reserve the right to reject any or
all bids upon any lot that may be
sold.
II YOU want bargain in a lot, OF
house. do not fail to be on hand aud
buy YOU lot. We have so laid of
the lots that each one is accessible.
4 plot showing the lots to be sold
can be seen at the hardware store OF
Cochran a. Pickens. Come 10 the
sale or call upon
Mn. AND MRs. CHAs. EVANS.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-06-08
The Show is Coming.

sun Brother, Wglds Progressive
Railroad Shows will coon be here 10
all their own grandeur aud splcndor,
showing on 18th Of June.
among the array ~ talent with
this excellent amusement establish
ment We notice the great Equilibrias
tie Wonders, the two Sun Brothers,
known all over creation a. original
ors and exemph6ers Of the most in
tricatc and dextrous acts Of arenic
sports, creme de la creme Of jug
Cling. Balancing Wonder-worke-s in
addition 10 this famous duo We also
find Mi. Ella Alfonda. the intrepid
cquestrienne Mr. Walter Ashburn.
the principal somcrsault rider, Mas
ter George Sun, the young Jockey
poucy rider. Pror. Ed kaui, trick
ponies, Is IN number Mile Fernan-
der and her team Of educated dpg-,
cocatoos aud carrier pigeons, the
great leaping Of dogs. Rox aud Bet
tis, Mile Le Grandc ON the reyolv
ing globe, up spirals aud incliDos
Lambcrton on the high wire; Nile.
Scbas,inc on the flying cloud rings T;
Les Prercs Obieue, the three musical
comedies, the Brother, Marion, in
puIEling acts 81 eontortion Billy
Reed, the clown and many other
great and distinguishes novelties and
features which space iorbids mention
ing, This IL surely one Of the big
ges, Shove ON the road and one thai
everybody can attend. The parade
takes place at ~ o'clock, noon,
Doors open at and : p. m. Per.
Torrance commences one hour later.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-06-08
OTHERWISE UNN0UlCED.

Msyfeld had a $50, 900 Gre Tuesday
morning. What about eur water
works.
Miss. Nellie Thomas, ss Memphis,
Tenn, is expected in the city tomor-
row to visit her sister, Mrs James
Travis.
Miss Lillian Gresham, Of Eddy
Vile, who has been visiting Mrs
Tom Mcconnell for the last few days
left for home Wednesday
Mrs. Jesse Olive aud daughter,
Nellie, have returned to their home
in Eddyville, after visiting friends
and relatives here several days
The city of Glasgow was in the
clutches of the FIRE aexaon Tuesday.
One Of its fairest blocks and many Of
its best business firms we're burned
out. Loss $50, 600
Rev. j. +. MilbAnk. Rector Of
Trinity Episcopal church in Owens
boro, has resigned his charge and
will 20 on the stage. Tie has always
had an ambition to be an actor.
Mendozen Thomas, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Thomas, has symptoms of typhoid
fever and her parents are alarmed
over her condition.
Childrens Day exercises a, the
Cumberland church last Sunday
were extremely interesting. Al
the little tots "said pieces" and each
one did we'll the part allotted them.
Geo. Thomas, of Memphis, Tenn.
will be in the city next Friday sns
Saturday, june . and 10, and de
siros to sell the residence Of hi
mother, Mrs. Carrie Thomas An,
one desiring to purchase will fnt
him at Cochran & Pickens hardwar
store on dates named.
WANTED-RArTLE SNAKES
J. Lester will give exhibitions i
every town between Paducah an
Evansville, and viii pay 20 cents pc
pound for live rattlers. Will be q
Tolu, Saturday, June "a, if nc
providentislly delayed.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-06-08
To My Policy Holders.

have no doubt but what you have
heard great many newspaper stories
about the Equitable Life lnsusancc
Society. Some Of them are true and
some are not There il nothing
wrong with her finances. it il simply
little Misunderstanding with the
officers Of the company. A. far a.
am able To find out the company
i. on a solid foundation and would
advise all policy holders to continue
to pay their premiums and hold their
policy. IL il true that ! will in a
few days sever my connection with
the company. not because | am afraid
Of tho company. but simply because
| have been promoted from local
agent to district manager. with the
old reliable Phoenix Mutual Life In
suruuce Company, of Hartford, Conn.
\ company that writes all the latest
forms Of policies. such a. ID, II, II
and 10 pay, with annual dividend
aud automatic extension Of time
from the first year
Yours respectfully
RoBT l.. FLASARY.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-06-08
Deeds Recorded.

J. Wesley Lamb and wife to Mrs.
Ruth Hicklin, land, $3.50.
j. Frank Lloyd and wife to c. 4.
Weldon, exchange of lots in Marion.
Geo. W. Perry and wife to j.
Frank Lloyd, lot in Marion, 81, 395.
John ?. Brissey TO Griffin a. Wells
LOT in Dyeusburg, $40.
X. W. Wilson and others To John
A. Moore. lots in Marion, s2s5.
II. o. Hill and wife to A. j. Bs'
ker, 90 acres land, $3.50
John G. Griffin and wife to :. 4.
Manus, 33t acres land $3.50.
John 4. Moore and wife to A. {.
Moore. lot in Marion, 1913.
X. W. Wilson and wife to John
A. Moore, lot in Marion, $3.50.
W. ID. Brantley and wife to Mary
+. Ackridge, I of lot in Marion, $2s.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-06-08
Contract Let.

The contract for the Press build
ing was let last week 10 Boston Il
Paris. There will be four stores on
the main floor, with thirteen foot
ceiling, ten Offices on the second floor,
with eleven foot ceilings five suites. }
4 concrete basement, 30x75 feet
with nine foot &c ing. The
entire building is be equipped with
steam heat, electric lights and fans.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-06-08
Married at Clinton

Luther Farmer ard his bonnie
bride arrived in the sity Wednesday
morning from CiIntpp, Ky. The home
of the bride. where the ceremony took
place Tuesday. Mrs Farmer was
Miss Mary Smith. the daughter of
the well known evangelist, J. j.
Smith, and has usually attended the
Hurricane camp meeting with her
father. She is a talented eornetist
and Is young woman Of striking
personal appearance The groom is
the son of Mr.. and Mn. Joel A.
Farmer. Of this city, but for several
years has resided in Greensboro,
where he is employed in ihe Office Of
the Collector Of Internal Revenue.
He has fine business qualifications
aud many friends in this state. They
viii reside at Owensboro.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-06-08
T0IU.

There was quite a number of our
people attended childrens day at He
bron.
The river is getting low and the
end of navigation seems drawing
near.
Mrs. W. n. Weldon of this place
was called to the bedside of her ia
ther, Mr.. Sam Num-, near Tradewa-
ter, who was thought to be danger
ously i'll with erysipelas.
Mrs Mantz has removed her MILL
merry from Harris & Cos and is now
comfortably located in her new quar-
tiers opposite ID. b. Msntz' drug
store.
Postmaster T. A. McAmis and wife
visited the family of Thomas Babb,
of Salem Sunday.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-06-08
Reception

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Haynes have
issued invitations to a reception TO be
given at their beautiful home on
North College street this evening.
from : 80 to $50, to meet Mr.. aud
Mrs. William oliver Tucker The
reputation Of the host and hostess
as entertainers assures each guest Of
a pleasant evening. About 500 in
vitatiops we're issued and most OF
them have been accepted. The func-
ton will be largely attended by the
elite Of the city.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-06-08

Miss Ada Funkhou.e- 'eft here last
sunday morning for Paducah.
The Marion aud EIizabethtown
colored ball team, met az thi, place.
SATURDAY and played d.. interesting
game. re,u.t.u. If C. 20 iu favor Of
the + towns.
Mr. l.. L. Gue,.. Of thi. place
left here sunday moruiu. for Marion
where be Joined NJ Luther Farmer.
when the two boarded Oh. ,outbound
train for Clinton whore Mr.. Guess
acted a. best man for Mr.. Farmer IN
his marriage to Ms Mary smith. the
accomplished daughter Of the Rev.
j. D. Smith of Hurricane camp NEE
ting fame. The writer Join, the ma
ny friends Of the young people IN
wishing them a happy and prosper
Gus voyage through life
Mr. Vim, Bridge. Of Carr,yille,
wa in our city Sunday, the guest Of
ID. b. Mantz and wife.
Mr. Joseph Stone. better known as
Bud. caught 80 pound catfish on
float hook recently
Mrs. W. H. Crawford and son.
Clifton, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
&. b. Crawford, of this place.
Joe b. Champion and wife of Ma
rion, were here Sunday. guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. &. b. Crawford
W. f. Dowell ha, fine field Of
wheat adjoining Tolu that is about
ready for the sickle
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Paris went
to Marion Sunday returning Monday
Miss Fannie johnson. Of Marion,
was a guest Of Mrs. James Thomas
Sunday.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-06-08

Mr. j. VI. Persons aud H. ID. Ores
cher have leased the Felix Cox min
eral right near sheridan. for the pur-
pose of mining Guor rpar and have
started men To work.
Mr. W. B. Tumbo, Of Louisville,
Ky. was in Marion last week Mr.
Trumbo was here for the purpose Of
examining aud probably opening up
some mineral land he has in this see
ton.
Messrs Miller and Shease Of Lou
isville. owners Of the Commodore
mines. were here last week working
hard putting in boilers, eompressers
aud other machinery at their mines.
John Shca-, of Louisville, one Of
our mining men, was in the city last
week several day.. He has recently
acquired a fine mineral property next
TO Pittsburg Mining Company lease
on which some extensive mining i
being done.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-06-08
Will N OF Accept.

Prof. Dudley of Pembroke, KY,
who ~ss chosen as principal Of the
Marion rrsded school, has nstised
the trustees that he can not accept
the place as his friends at Pembroke
refuse to consider his resignation
there, but on the contrary demanded
that he remain there, and in order to
insure his doing so offered him y
large increase in salary No one has
yet been selected to fill the place.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-06-08
RePTON.
Will McChesney spent Friday a

Will McChesney spent Friday at
Crayneville
q. NJ Samuel. W. L. HOwerton
and Gid Lewis made a flying trip to
Crayneville Sunday to Children $ day
exercises at that place
Miss Bulah Hibbs. of jacksonville
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. W
G. l.. Moore, Of this place.
Children's day exercises viii be
held at Repton church, Sunday June
25 Everybody invited to come and
bring well filed baskets.
Quite a number of our people at
tended "Old Folks Day" at Mt. Zioa
Sunday.
Uncle Walton Cook, of Marioa,
was in our neighborhood Sunday and
Monday.
Will Manly and family and ID. l..
Stevens and family spent Saturday
and Sunday in Crayneyille.
Miss Bertha and Armada Canaan,
of Marion. visited Alex Woody 5 fam
lily Sunday.
W. s. Jones and wife were in Ma
rion Tuesday.
We have a fine Sunday school here
and everybody is cordially invited to
come out and participate,
Lone Duckworth spent Monday
and Tuesday at NUNS.
Horace Smith of Sturgis was in our
midst Sunday.
DIR Robert Moore, of Marion pass
ed through our town Tuesday.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-06-08
To Leave N arion.

There will be general regret among
all the people when il beeoDes known
thatS Lon johnson and his esiimable
little family are to leave Marion.
But the die is cast and the matter
has been finally settled by the Illinois
Central X. r., giving Mr.. johnson
a station which pays a considerable
larger salary aud he will leave Marion
as soon as the transfer can be made
and his successor appointed and in
stalled Ii seems that Marion j.
having more than her share Of bad
luck this year, and losing Lon John
son j. a personal Ices to most Of tn,
citizens Of the vicinity.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-06-08
To Sell Thomas Home Place.

Jonesboro. Ark. May 30.-Mr.
jenkins: will be in Marion june
glh aud 10th. and want to sell my
mother place while am there, so
thought that il would be good idea
to have you meation it in your next
weeks paper Please state in the
next issue. that will be there on
the dates mentioned, and that the
place can be bought at a bargain.
Very truly,
GEO. W. THOMAS.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-06-08
FOR GOOD ROADS.
Convention and Barbecue to be
Held in Marion June ~.

There will be Good Roads Con.
ventiou held ip the city of Marion on
Saturday, June -, 1908. During
the day the citizens OF Marion will
entertain their visitors with free
Old Fashion Barbecue in one of the
beautiful groves adjoining the city.
Good speeches will be made by prom
inent men well informed on the sub
ject Of road making The overseers
of all county roads in Crittehden conn
" are invited to come out on that
day,
AARON TowERY, 2. J. G. C.. G.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-06-08
Promoted.

Robert l.. Flanary has been pro-
NOTED 10 the district manager of the
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. =,
of Hartford, Conn. which is a merit
ed reward. Mr.. Flanary has proven
his ability as an insurance man and
the Phoenix Mutual was looking for
Just such a man. \ good man is
rarely ever out of job, but as in
this case the job hunts the man.
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Notice.

All persons holding claims against
the estate of Sam Cruce, (colored,
deceased, are hereby notified to pro-
sent them properly proved by or be,
fore June 26th, 1908, or they will
be forever barred.
G.. W. CRUcE, (Col.) Admr.
Marion, KY, 6-l-'05.
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Tucker-Nunn Nuptials.

W. o. Tucker left for Frankfort
Sunday morning, accompanied by j.
W. Wilson, his best man. Wednes-
day at high noon he led Miss Narr
Nell Num- to the altar. They will
arrive this morning and will take
rooms at Mrs. r. +, Haynes. Mrs.
Tucker will be welcomed TO Marion
where she is much admired
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Notice to Committeeman.

The bi-county fair committeeman
of Crittenden aud Livingston county
are requested to meet in Salem, Sat
urday morning, June 10th. Dinner
will be served. BE sure TO attend,
important business to discuss anC
settle. j. r. FARRIs, Chmr.
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S. S. Teachers Training Class.

g.
days af .er his resurrection, showing
by many ''infallible proofs that he
was risen from the dead. There were
three appearances after his ascension.
He appeared to Stephen, who saw
him at the right hand of God a. he
was being martyred. He appeared
TO Paul on the way to Damascus, and
the testimony of that apostle il.
"Last Of all he was seen of me also
as one born out of due time. The
third appearance was to John on the
Isle of Pstmos. That vision of Christ
embraces the lesson for next Sunday.
OUTLINE OF LESSON.
|. John wonderful call.
The time.
2 His state of mind.
3 The voice.
His turning TO see.
III. The sublime vision.
The seven candlesticks churches
2 Christ in the midst.
His glorious apparel.
b White wisdom.
Eyes as fame Of fre---omnis-
cience, seeing all things.
His feet like shining BRASS
omnipresent, walking in every place.
Noise as the sound of many
waters, his providence speaking to
the nations.
, Seven stars---pastOrs of the
churches.
4 Sword---the gospel.
III. John overwhelmed with the
vision.
! The comforting assurance.
= The message to the churches
LIVING THE LESSON.
| The vision Of Christ is glori-
Gus. Have beheld him by faith as
my saviour
2 The church house is lighted at
night by individual light. Each one
contributes to the lighting. The
church shines by the light of its
members. Am | letting my light
shine?
QUESTIONS FOR RESEARCH.
How many appearances did
Christ make between his resurrection
and ascension?
2 How many after his ascension?
3 To whom
Who is the author of Reyela-
ton?
5 When was it written?
q How long period of time
elapsed between the ascension and
the writing Of this book?
z When was this revelation made
known TO JohnI
8 Where is Patmos2
y What kind of an island is il
10 Why was John there?
IL On what day was it?
IL What day is the Lord s day?
IL Where were these churches2
IA Why seven and no more?
ID Explain the symbols of the
lesson.
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Marriage License.

Rufus Sigler aud Miss Maude
Brightman.
Albert Mcconnell and Mrs. Mary
A. Crider.