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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-10
Detroit 8, St. Louis i.

Detroit, September 9.--Donovan's pitch- ing was entirely too much for St. Louis, and he would have shut them out but for an error. Detroit knocked Buchanan out in one inning. Cobb and Stone made feature catches. Attendance, $500.
 Score R.H. P. Detroit. :. .. .. .. :. 300 900 412--s g 2 St. Louis.. .. :. q. :. ..OO0 01O 000--1 8
 Batteries: Donovan and Warner; Buchanan. Ables and Roth. Time, :25.
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From Iowa Business College, Des Moines, Iowa.
 "At the close of the fourth day MT. Chartier placed upon the board letter of over sixty words, which I selected my self. This was new matter to the class, still they read 1t with ease. (Sgned) PIERRE S. BROWN,
 "President." From the Carthage Commercial College. Carthage Mo-
 "Charter's Electric Shorthand is the most wonderful educational discovery of the twentieth century. (Signed) J. L. MILAN,
 President"
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in alb, she has accepted a stenographic position with the Twin City Telephone company, and is now doing her work as well as older stenographers. We have other cases equal general ability consid- cred. G. A. COLDER, (Signed) President From Browns Business College, Kansas City, Mo.
 MT. Chartier has heen with US for the past two weeks. and has demonstrated before the students here, as many as he had at his command, that pupils can learn to read and write any commercial matter in from one to two weeks.
 (Signed) PIERRE S. BROWN,
 ''President"
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
Philadelphia 4-s, Boston 2-2.

Philadelphia, September 9.-Philadelphia took both games of double header from Boston. Umpire Johnstone was too ill to officiate in the second game and Ab- bolt for Philadelphia and Wilhelm for Boston, took his place. Attendance 5573. Score:
 First game R.H D. Philadelphia :. .. 100 100 20+-4 8 2 Boston :. ...............0 .001 O10 0O0-2 8
 Batteries: Nichols, Dooin and Munson; Wilhelm and Needham. Time 1:30
 Second game R.H p. Boston .. .....,.......0 600 900 011-2 5 1
 Batteries: Pittinger and Dooin; Young and Moran. Time :35
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BASE BALL.

New Orleans vs. Birming- ham, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Chicago 5. Cleveland 2.

Chicago, September 9.-By opportune hitting Chicago today defeated Cleve- land. Attendance, 10,652
 Score: R.H. E. Chicago. .. .. :. HOO 121 00+5 8 1 Cleveland .. .. .. :. 100 100 0O0-2 8 1 Batteries: Walsh and Sullivan; Joss and Clark Time 1 :30
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New York 4-5. Brooklyn 2-e.

New York. September 9.-By batting McGinnity freely in the eighth inning, the Brooklyns won the second game Of a double header with New l ork. at the Polo grounds today. New York won the first game by a batting rally in the eighth. Attendance 12,0o0. Score:
 First game R.H E. Brooklyn .. ............OO0 20O 0VO-z New York .. ...A......1O0 OO0 03"4 2
 Batteries: Easpn and Ritter; Taylor and Bresnahan. Time 1850.
 Second game R.H E. Brooklyn .. ............ .020 GOO 040-6 II D New York ;. ........... 100 POP 00O-5 10 l
 Batteries: Strickletp and Bergen; Mc- Ginnity and Bowerman.
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Sims Medical Institute,
Notice to Contractors.

22lM NIneteenth Street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-10

Games Postponed. St Louis, September 9.-Chicago- St. Louis. both games postponed on account of wet grounds
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-10

From Martin Business College. Augusta, Ga.
 'I find that students make as much progress in Chartisr's in weeks as they do in Pitman's in months. (Signed) A. R. MARTIN.
 President" From Hesse Business College, St. Paul, Minn.
 .eThis Is to certify that our students have accomplished as much in Chartier's Electric Shorthand in two weeks as they accomplished with Putnam in two months. (Slgned) D. s. COFFHY,
 President"
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11
Duvall.NcCOnnell.

Nits Lille Dgyall ard ~ Hgzari
Mcconnell sgrprs.i their many friends
and acquaintance by slspifg "
EilAbsthtYSh. lIl. sunday aftsrrDgn
shsfs thsy ggisily assumed ne iisi n
matrimonial bl.ss a. 2zD s'rbek
Ttr bride il ihs petty ahd arson.
p',t-i daughter n ~ afi Nr A. J.
D4uI ~ blyal L. tfumInsnt
business man ara is ssil tassh. A.
present BE- .s IN Kansas hslkihg after
BIZ If'sfeat o8t there Tbs grim Il
be- Tsid.'af yO4hg Western un.sn Tel
egiaph oIsiabyr m he bcal sSehahRs
~ he Pai8sat Csaumissi,ln e.. Hs Il
u.s ~ ~ The H.. y 7 NsCsqhsli.
pastf ~ he " y ,hgfrh ~ Tols ".
Nf ard Mr.. ArCanhsIl are fslksssd
~ ths s9tgfatllath,ns ~ uhsif he, Il
fnsfsis and he RTcDED lalhs alsS In
sishing usn ktg NE AMI nssk hap
p.hssA
lfnmssiiaily after he tsfsnsny he
haW1 osils fsiBrns,i b. NJ ifsis'u
h,fhs shsrs usy Ill fsssis 81 N
ustsrf
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Deeds Recorded,

John 7. Butler and wife lease To the
Albany Mining and investment Compa.
ny, consideration $500, o. acres In
Union precinct. on claylick creek.
S. II. Cassidy etc, TO ]. T.. McKcn.
ncy, consideration 500, is7 acres Of
land on Claylick and Axlcy creeks,
Crittcndcn county,
$. c. Dempsey and wife ID Lula r.
Rocco, consideration $50. Al aeroa an
Tradcwatcr river In Crittcndcn county
J. D. Asher and wife. 10 Lula T.
lteeec. consideration 500. all coal. coal
oil amp other minerals on tract Of
land on Tradcwater river. In Crittendon
county.
George Burger, sale bill 10 Aycr.Iord
Tie Company. consideration gi26, all
red OAK timber ON 10 acres Of land In
Crittendcn county.
W. -. wilborn, sale bill 10 Aycr.Lord
Tie Company. consideration 5000. all
timber Of any kind On 10 acres Of land
on Pincy creek,
X. T.. Flanary. sale bin 10 Ayer.lord
Tie Company. consideration 81 200. all
timber on 100 acres Of land on IIurri.
cane creek.
Mn. X. A. Lynch and husband %
Margaret Richards. etc. confederation
$50. land In Crittendcn county known
as Bells Mines and Heath Mountain
coal lands.
J. C. Lindsey and wife 10 Il. NJ. Belt,
confederation tl25. two tracts Of land
on Hurricane creek In Crittendcn
county.
James II. Ormc and wife 10 J. A.
Stegar consideration t92. a small piece
81 land known an the Haynes drug
store lot. and one known ~ vanhooaer
Or bowling alley bot.
Levi Cook and wife 10 Charles X.
lcwiH. exchange II land between two
parties.
G. X Lewis and wife 10 Levi Cook.
exchange ~ land.
J. u. Keyil and vile and A. W. VII.
son and wife b. g. G. wathsn. eonaid.
GRAFTON go. esmstsry lot.
David &. Porter toC. y. Wsldon.
consideration u. lO0. parcel ~ land ~
forA Ferry road In Marion. ~
VS. Kemp. IT,. 10 u. s. Kemp.
Consideration go. chtirs undivided in-
,ef--' IN fathers estate
WR Spence 10 y. l.. spenss. con.
sideration f7Do. tfast ~ TO aersa on
Phey Greek In Crtisndsn county
! T. wclion and wife b. \. G.
Beard. consideration tlO1. ohs lot In
hlsss harm. WsLl.a AsLiltlan u MArl1n.
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c. S. Knight, T. G. Hasse, Lon
Johnson. johnson Crider. VIM. Clifton,
Sam Gugenheim. +. +. Robertson,
J. II. Ormc and son, George, attended
the Union county fair Thursday.
Mrs. John Tonkin and little daughter.
Marjorie, left Wednesday for Atlantic
City. They will be gone until early
fall and before returning will visit
Philadelphia and Mikesboro. Pa, Mrs,
Tonkin's former home. Mr.. Tonkir
expects 10 Join them later.
Several young couples went to Eliza
bethtown, H., Sunday. bnt II Is report
ed that only ohs couple met with sue
cess over there. although another sue
ccedcd In securing necessary paper
here after the endorsement Of guard
ians and parents was secured.
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Ohio River Association.

The Ohio River Association n iap-
tsts will meet with blooming Grove
church. Livingston county. August -,
~ 10 o'clock. Ed !. S. Henry. u
Marion. will preach the introductory
s.rnun. Distinguished minister AID
educators are expected 10 visit "a.
Standing committees un the various
objects fus,crcd by the Denomination,
will report
w. " Gihns. Mcdr
r. A. LtRuE. Clerk
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N.ss see R1tnt1n. u NarFsnfsH
Via szs ~ popular Fussi " W stf
Nf r. y Ufrttsf az Cnitsnier
Spungt. fstsrfed h1ns Tsssiay
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Good, Round Dinner.

Next Monday the ladies u the city
will serve a splendid dinner, the proceeds
81 which will 20 10 improve the drive
way To- the n,w cemetery. The dinner
will h. given in the new hardware store
building which j. soon 10 be- occupied
by Cochran a Pickcns. situated In frun;
u the New Marion hotel Every thing
detachable will b. served and everyone
will get their upncy's worth. besides
the proceeds will 20 fora good cause
Every body should 90 and get good
ruund dinner Tor - cents
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Little Paul Eden Hunt.

Paul Eden Hunt. the little three
months old baby Of Mr.. and Mrs.
". II. Hunt. died Monday morning at
800 O'Clock at their home about 3 miles
east 81 Marion.
whooping cough and malarial fever
caused the little ones death.
Funeral services we're held AT Pleasant
1911 church Tuesday at II O'Clock. con
Quoted By Rev. J. X. Clark. grand.
father Of the child.
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CAMP Meeting At
PlNEY POSTPONED
Writer Oh Following Thinks Evil One
Must Have Had II Done.
Dear Christian Friends;


! think you have committed the worst
thing Tor Piney Fork church you ever
did. Oh. how bad ! do feel when !
hear sinners around me lament about
not having camp mectingl Who
knows but that some poor sinner may
have been saved
Christian friends. did you ever know
Of u camp meeting but that some soul
was saved1 do not. Il IL said that
one soul saved is worth ten thousand
such worlds as this, Does not that pay
for all our troubled | should think Il
right TO give them n chance 20 turn
from their sins. n you give them the
chance. then. you are not responsible
for their evil doing.
fear some Of you are looking too
much 10 the evil part and no, 10 the
Lord enough who docth all things right
| II you will only trust him.
believe We would have had the best
meeting We have ever had. n YOU had
sanctioned the meeting. my christian
friends. So many peoples feelings are
hurt at the way you did for they think
you did a great wrong 10 our church.
| | believe every body ought 10 know
something about Il for | do not think
/ Il right 10 give up 10 much 10 the evil
one ~ that IL just a. good a thing A.
h. wants.
hear 10 many say they don't forget
ua In the pay part and why not rcmcm.
Der us In other things a. we'll Some
say Il will ruin the church n Il runs
that way May God forbid Il and help
the people b. Do right and n work
/ right In the church and ~ pray with
the night spirit. then the lord will
help
hear some aay II there u a camp
meeting they will leave the church.
Dear friends. I Do not know whether
. o. call you a christian ~ not. do not
think a true hearted christian would
leave the church through malice My
friend. look before you leap Who. do
think. wuud take tJur place. I fear.
/ o.. iss,i ssgA u yga lrzyr with an
evil motive In your heart That il NJ,
The way the Lord would have you b..
Never give up your church that way.
Stick b. i, and pray fof Il earnestly
and after whilc Il will come cot III
nrht
To- much taking IL going IN. fear.
and not enough praying tn uh'
praying part and zee n you b. ~, H..
b,iisf over H.
How had d. feel when ! am AXE,
alssit tkD rafrD fHastIiry ~ rirry Frrt
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F. W. Mum. dentist

Miss Bertha Moore went to .Repton
Monday.
Emmett Koltinsky spent Sunday in
Sturgis.
F. W. Mum. dentist, at Stewards
gallery.
School books and school supplies.
WOODS q ORsE.
Mrs. Harriet DGhAky u LcyiAs is
visiting Mrs. Felix Cox this week.
Mn. Mamie Gotten arrived today
and Is the guest Of her niece, Mu.J.p.
Pierce this week.
Have your calling cards printed a,
the RECORD office. Newest and latest
styles Of type faces.
Mrs. Frank Doss and son. Eugene.
Of Henderson. arrived Saturday even.
INK 10 visit relatives.
Hina.Babb Company's is the place To
buy your buggics and mrries cheap.
A good surry for $3.50.
A full line Of school books and school
supplies will be- kept on handat Haynes
4 Taylor's drug store.
Miss Fort. Of Cadiz. who has been
visiting Misses lrbclle and Willie Car.
loss. returned home Monday
Mr.. Elder J. ". Flynn. 81 Green
view. H.. is the guest u her mother
Mr.. J. =. Pierce this week.
County Clerk J. 7. skinner. Of
Dixon. Webster county. was registered
at the New Marion Motel Monday.
Will sell tickets 20 Paducah and r.
turn, August Tor sl25. Emancipa.
ton Day Ion Johnson. Agt
Mr.. Geo. Williams and children
were guests u Hugh Cuuy and family
az Blaekfori the first u the week.
Mis- Wayne Hubbard. who attended
Hopkins county fair a. Madisonyills.
returned home Wednesday At noon
Ms Matte Henry lsft Tuesday At
nuon Tor Seven His Chautaugua
where she vill spend the week
Miss Florence Harms. ~ Corydon.
arrived in the ,ity yesterday and j. the
guest of her sister. Mr. p w. Num-.
Just received. the largest sh.pmcn,
u wall paper ever In Marion. ,,
designs, prices from & "a &c per rgn.
SIT MUM q TuCgEn.
Miss Blanche Haass will leave IN q
fcw days Cor ST. Paul where shc gocs
% visit her brother and % attend a
house party
g. s Hcny and l.. J. Holland. 81
. Chicago. wgrc In this vicinity hi,
vvck selling Iocal druggists Bsekicn's
famous rrmcdies.
The Rev. ]. .. Price n a. Ashland.
Webster county. toli.ng q prUtastei
meeting. The services arr grusing IN
interest fror day to-day
We have jsst received q hiF fsur'y
u ths famlss Whitehall" Pori.ar.
cement. ttt kind that L. RECOMMENDED
o. al kris u permanent ogrUsts
vuft HINk- BkBB Co.
Mr. J. D. Hariuick ard ~. Garter.
sho have been visiting Mr. ard Mr.
e. Up. Taylor. returned totheir toms
IN CtAf.estoh. No. tbs ueck
JOIN Parkman ard Bonn Gaflnsf Il
Mayfsi ucrs here this seek We
snisrtAnd they arr Interested IN hs
Clay mines sith Hary Watkins
ns aavor Il haif he ba,tls IN.
: pgniy IL ne ether half NJ sorghum
! Il pure an has q favor hat n dsl
b ciggs FAAsE Cgssrs
Iobh Ssthsfland ~, Tuesday a. n,
n5fth uhsf, b. sil aih ne Pump %
Hakeri company uhish u psyihf |,
rural drsmA Il = reported u.si b I
. % receive - rsr ssst Ne uas -
- stage ias; ssas1n shd played ~
roe n 'trfsrsou. H. nsFrB.
N.ss see Ratns1n. u NafFsnfst
Via as ~ paTsl.s Fussi n NJ a..
Mr. r. y Ufrttsf a. Criitsn3r'
} SpnnFa. fstsffsd h1ras Tsssts
49,
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for Sale o. EIehanls.

The business ard ofnisnu - -.
rarr ho,s.. 9Th lar All hEtfu. &c..
tsI eng Fosd tsHfsss Ia lissssrsah.
9Th fysf ysaft' ease yst - rsh.
outsf siIi tsli a. stckangs o. urnbsi
taais A8ifsa HOTEL
Carr Rr1pEb Nanft. ".
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-11

S,raycd away m ~ alout he 18th
n April. ~, red steer calf weighing
al.gi o1o pounds a. The time and ono
better calf weighing Atogt co. az 90
falrds AZ ths tine. Have not bc.n
seen ~ heard ffum since. WI ray
f.Eard fuf their return ~ Or infer.
nation AZ o. their shsfvah9l,s.
q w. GNUss. Marln ~
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Richard ]. Morris, Dentist,

NaternelOEa on lto Al oulAerlhhu 81
Herbert Myers, Of rolu, was in town
Monday
Don, forget the duck hats at Den
man and Loves.
We keep wAtermelons in cold storage
all the time. SUTHERLAND.
A so dollar buggy for si5 at liina,
Babb Company.
Judge Book Gardner Of Mayfeld,
wiz here Sunday
Rev. Virgil Elgin was in the city
the first II the week
A. J. Chit,cndcn was in Dycusburp
the first Of the week.
Hon WOODS q ORWE Tor schoo
books and school supplies.
Only hrt-elass. up-to-datc job print.
INK done at the RECORD Office
Harry Watkins attended the fair at
Uniontown the last Of the week.
William Barnett and wife. Of Tolu,
were in town shopping Tuesday.
Norman Henry attended the Union
county fair the last Of the week.
Have your stationery. bills and circu
lars printed at the RECORD Office
J. " Custard aud Master Everett
Of Frcdonia. were In town Tuesday.
Miss Lillyc Cook. of Paducah. Is yis
ting her sister Mrs. Thomas Clifton
The Ngrphcy mc!l1as on ice in col,
storage al any time.
JNo. SUTHERLAND.
Miss Vera wrrfIin. Of Evansville. b
the guest 81 M,ss Susie Boston thu
weck
Albert Travis and wife lei, Wcdnes
day Tor Blackford o. visit friends an,
relative.
Calling cards. invitation. and an
nounccnents printed on short notice a
the RECORD Office
Miss Ida Bebout u Padueah.
in the city and spending a Few days al
Cuticrtcn Springs
Mis-, Neal Cossi,t rc,urncihome Mon
day from Salem. where she spyu, a lev
days with friends.
Mr. Farn,. Rugg ~ Fr~iunia. va
the guest fhcr parents Mr.. AMI Mr.
I J. S. Henry sunday
Richcy Piekcns, u Mel.cansboro. H.
j. visiting his parents, W. and Mr.. u
. T.. Eickcns this week
Try gallon 81 my home gru~u soi
shum. My Wori for Il, you WilI NJ
regret a. J. fRANk toNgLn.
Mr. Eva Moor, vas called % Prov
dcncc this vcck On account of OBJ, VI
rc,s of her father
Jus, received. he aVes, sh.pmcr
of vail paper ever In Mar1n.
designs. prices from r. o. 2is 80 ro.
SO Nr,S Tr,aH
Ofksrs. chickens. tb.gs,rs Vi
want chickens and vi1 pay tts bel.
narke, price ior an Kind. % p5ll,g
YATEs & MCCAstIN
BA. Roiger. % Hsricrs1r, eas .
town Saturday IN route 90 Cutiendc
Spring. where be- spent sunday pit
hu family
Mf william Barnett wife ari o.
daughters. Misses Katie and Esther. I'd
Tolu. are spending The seek atCritsr
den Springs.
Losr Black sik umbrella. cure
handle WITH bird ~ the eni. 1T
depot Finder all please return I
Mas LoS 7. toHSsoN.
C. ". Lamb. % Fsrmv5pd Ms
u hsr, visiting hs father jno wols
Lamb. Re I'll hksly rsHA.h hsre sht
TIE ysilss fever tsafs ssh-iisa In u
seth
Qzf.sY Hhccisr arrived Ss'urta
frun Nashville % visii kis father Herr
Wheeler Ne Il h t,s srplg n n
Csnhsrians TsisFhoas Ard Tsisznp
co-r.-v
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LITTLE RECORDS.
y. W. Num-. dcntIst

=. W. Mum. dentist
Sam Cugenheim spent Wednesday in
Salem.
l. 4. Guess. Of Tolu. was in the city
Monday.
Wv. Num-. dentist, at S,cwart's
gallery.
George williams was in Blaekford-
Tuesday
WI Funkhouscr Of Tolu. was in
Down Hseday
Mr.. and Nrs Tonkln we're In Wheat.
croft Sunday
Miss Mabel Minner visited at NUNS
Switch Monday
J. " Ionplcman. Of Princeton. vas
in town Monday
For graphophsnes and records apply
IN Emmett koltinsky
wv. Pritchctt. Of NUNS Switch.
MAS In town Saturday
Henry Wilson and wife, Of Order.
wou In town Saturday.
The best bargains IN buggies at Hina-
Bahb Co1fany'N
Call on WOODS a 0RNE for school
booss and school supplies
A full line o. duck hats al Dcnman
A Loves Call and see them.
Henry Wilson and wife. 81 Order.
visited In The city sunday
Tom George and wife. u Salem. were
IN tDgn shopping Tuesday
Del 4. Bennett. u Smithland. Wa
IN town the frst Of the week.
The Louisville Herald. weekly and
TIN Rrcu,p. one year. Sl52
sl.6s Ia uniontown and return. on
acouunt II the Fair J.. johnson
william Kcc was guest u bis
brothrr. Victor g. Kcc Sunday.
We have full supply Of school sup.
plies at our drug store
WOODS a OENg
Tom Cook. who has been 90 al hls
home On East Bclyillc street. Is improy.
ing.
Prof Victor G. Kcc and brother.
william Kcc. are spending the week a,
Sturgis.
John Ray and family. u frcdonia.
are guests u Mr. and Mr. j. h Ray
this week.
Barber shop Az back end II hall IN
Pierce building On Salem street
MErz & SrphrRRY
Miss Ida Bcbont. q sheridan. "a.
agucst Of Miss Mari Cameron sunday
and Monday
VIZ. Mill and wife. of raigsah,
werc registered a, the Ncw Mlror
Hotel Monday
Miues DAISY ari Aiu Gopher .si0
Tuesday alsrrpu8 fuf Dn.oa'oaa O.
attend the Union yllniy fair.
Just received. the largest shipment
Of wall paper ever in Nanon. 3
designs. prices from e 60 2ie ~ rol
Sat NUM- & IUckEb.
Byrde Guess and Ira Pierce, sf,ci
attending the Hopkins county far Of
Madisonvillc. returned home Saturday
evening.
Mrs Ella McNccly. vho has beef
Visiting her sister. Mn Menscf. 81
Dawson Springs, returned hons
Tuesday.
G. Corth Hearn from Salem and z
Drcsher and wife q the Critentci
Sprinys registered q, the New Maro'
Tuesday.
I have an excellent lead ard ar.
property 10 lease about one nile FREQ
MEXICO Station. Crttsn3sn eoghiy.
an taNrs KfNG.
n ". Pars. q he G0vsrunsr
weather Bgrsas. Loaisviils. Ky. "a
arues, q relatives here The frs; Q
tks wei.
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ltall

Its r.54lsu 70 Cnustisr ,alru
A. called b. meet a. Nara real
Noaday. county court day ns "uh
Guard" srs especially requested D. a.
tend che Conference
" u. BEDws. Ct'm.
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Nss a selsrry's bs'tsf ,haf. 49,
IN ~ F.sfys tsiiits. W stair. At
31ef. Ill 80 rsrsss - ~ 49, tssisi.
80 ss.fs tt- 4assa = taffsa
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tursJed

~ ~ alssi ~ $1,000 Tsssasy .
Apnl. f~i hsiisS 40 . f-i sissf. 40
nsfst. sifaYs,i ffln NJ farm h@.r
Nars- AhT iaiaTEsika sil -
appreciated " CfFua
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To Psducah and Return.

It'll I'll tktss b. Pad8rah snd
fstsfn o. O. % ~ fslhyst
All 5 al 8 I.nlis.l y ] y run.
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We a,s yys shsh 80 sfs ih,sfssissi
b 49, ~ Ire u nsnt pshu afi 90
" prcss tsfcfs - tay.
CD TOM. Fr-31ria. ~
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-02-10

Old Magazine Shows Abuse .rhat \
Very Common. - II

o)d Magazine Shows Abuss srha& h
Very Common. - ~ III
An old magazine has thu following
specimen Of the spuse Of : tomncs
word: ~ :a'
got on horseback within ten mir
utes after received your letter. Wh>p
I got to Canterbury got chaise To-
town. But got wet through before !
got to Canterbury, and have got such
a cold as l shan not be able to ge'
,id of in hurry. got to the treasury
about noon, but first Of all got shaved
end drest. ~.as,5@s&3
soon got into the secret OF getting
q memorial before the board, but !
could not get an answer then; how
ever, I got intelligence from the mes
senger that | should most likely gel
one next morning. AS sOoi. as ! got
back to my i'm, got my supper and
cot to bed. 1t was long before l got
70 sleep. '-.@~a
When I got up in the morning !
xoe my breakfast, and then got myself
irest that I might get out in time, to
get an answer to my memorial. = AS
soon as I got it got into the chaise
and got home by o'clock.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-02-10
MADE !:s Brain REEL

Wlfe's Simple Instructions Proetrated
the Strong Man.
A man was picked up recently by
the police who seemed 10 be suffer
ing from mental alteration, but who,
on recovery, gave this account of him
self:
when he left his happy home, early
in the morning, his wife kissed him
goodby, as was her custom when she
wanted an errand performed, and then
asked him to go to the dressmaker
and tell her that she (his wife) hal
changed her mind, and would have
the water silk made up instead of tho
poplin; and be sure to tell her, DEAR
said the wife, that If she thinks It
would look better with. ten bias
founces without putting, and box-plat.
ed below the equator, which should
be gathered In hem-stitched gudgeons
up and down the seams, with a gus
set stitch between, she can make It
up in that way, instead Of fluting the
bobbinet insertion, and piercing out
with point applique. as l suggested
yesterday"
Conservative Clubs In Danger.
The CLUB problem" is now coming
to the front. There are some twenty
old-established clubs in London whose
existence is in serious danger. The
number Of candidates on the books has
diminished alarmingly. On the other
hand, there is an enormous supply of
well-to-do and we'll educated men of
the commercial class who are anxious
to become members of the old clubs,
hut the committees of those institu-
tious resolutely refuse to admit them.