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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11
GunfnIc Gage i'm &nbrgcbict.

Nrbelt mir tbctllpctlc lpteocr olttgc=
nommcn. - Sicr uno BORT crcig-
neten iif gcitern Hubeitorungen.
- M0qlidfeit elmer Grneuerlng
oeS StrifcS.
0ortmun0, ErcuBcn, 10. Gebr.
- &nt Sanger febrten beute friib To-
663 Wtanm BON ben 245,4S6 9crqlclls
ten 0cS RlbrgcbietS an Die 2lrbeit SIT.
riid. Mton crlportet inoeiien, ooB
cine nod beoeltten0 Qr0Bere Nn5ubI
i'm 2ultfe oes Cages folgcn uno OoB
bic qroBc Maiie Der 2elIte binner Sur
sem mie0er IN 5bGtigfeit iein miro.
Giien 10. 6cbruur. - Sic Gage
I'M Hubrgebiet lit cine iehr confllie.
&n etlihen 8ruben febrten beute
Strifer in GROCER Wcn9c 5lrriid, nGG-
reno in onoeren Die 3abl Ser Nrbciter
foltm merfenSpertb 5lnobm. Sn DER
arllpp'i6en 3ed)en iinb 5tpei GrittcI
ser Grbeiter in TbGtigfeit. SSn an.
Nercn 3cdcn BADEN iif piele Strifer
sur HiidfCbr gemeloet, uno iclbit in
Dem Gtitrifte, in meI6em ole Berg
lellte S~ortietung oes Strifes beidloi.
len, miro ser Strife alIem Gni6ein
nod binnen menigen Gogen Oertrii.
melr1.
8eridieocnc GllbcIt0run9en Dltr.
6cn belte gcnlcloet, 10 3. 9. in 9ott=
rop, 100 Strifer bic BON Der Irbeit
5uriiffebrenoen 2erte nit SteinCn
6om6orOirten. Die @enbnrmen mild.
ten iih Elm, unb nurben Our6 einen
Sagel bon Steinen c%mpfonger. Gin
9ergmonn nltroe ourd) cine Su9el
ihmer perpunoet uno ioQ leit0em &C.
Itorbcn Icin.
Sn Ncumiible 5critreute Die @etl.
bormeric bellte friib eincn Soufen
Strifcr uno @rncnerltng Ser llnrr.
ben miro morgen bciiir6tet. Sm
gplerbeder 9iItrift lit cine itortc
@oIi5eimodyt %con5entrirt morOcn, INN
Die G1lbe 81 bctuoden.
9oS Sicbencr Gomitc Der 9cr0-
lcltte miro morgen cine GonfcrcnS
binIidtlit o%ericnigcn GQmpognic'n
6olten, mcl6e lid mci9erll oic Strt-
fer lpieoer onSuitclen. IS eriItiren
10 pieIc 6GQe, Dab iid) Scr Strife, iuie
ooS Gomitc crflGrt, nod0crooc IN CT
mem 2odout u%nulpnnoclt. Wtoglifers
neiic miro ooS Gomitc cine Grncllc-
rlrug oe8 StrifcS a%noronen.
gb mad Snbicn.
2~onoon, 10. Scbrllnr. HooD
GltrSon pom acbleitonc, Satin ocS
&icef0ni1S bon SnOien, ld)ifite Iid
belttc nit ibrct orci Sirocrn oltf bcnn
britiihcn 0ompfer oNIrobio" nod Git
oicn ein. Sielc 6relnoc mo Grcltrt.
6innet nobnct 9lbihico bon ibr auf
Scr @erftc.
u mertfonid) der u Itronom
gccbrt.
2on0on, 10. Scbruor. Gem
9(itronomen 2ciuiS BOB, iuclder ieit
benz Sabre 1876 ais Gircftor beS
9uolcp.S 3 ierputoriumS in IlbonpL
M..0, fungirt, lit Die goloeneIteooiae
Ser nagl. gitronomiiben 8eieQidoft"
perlieben moroen. 9otihofter Gboote
miro ole Wteooiue morgen i'm Non1en
oes @rn. Bob in Gmpfang nebnen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11

vas Ser n@ermonio -Sllrnberein"
peranltoltet am Wtittluod, ben 10.
Sebruor, in Ser n@ermonio-WtGnncr
dor.SaIle" ieinen Masfenbnq. Go3
Gomite bat cine Geibe bon llebers
roidungen in Betto, ipelde ollein oert
8eg naf Der 5eItbaae lobnert. Sir
Die beiten Gin5elmoSfen unb 8rltp.
pen iino Treiie oltsgeiebt. Der @ins
tritt betrdet MIR % Gents.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11

ni6t geniini6t ur6 miiroe MIR oa3u
oienen, ole Mtodt be8 uncontrolirbos
rem Semitmos- elements SUI pergr0-
bern.
Die bon Dem General. q oroerncrr
Srepoff angcrcgte 8iCoereroffmulJ
0et llniperiitGtcn ltno on0erer bobcr
9iIoung5onitoIten lit ouf feline Sp-
petition SeitenS Der Heftoren mo
9tnitoItSIeitcr gcitoben. 0ieie bcfijr.
rportcn sic @ieoercroffnumg am %.
5ebruor; iic 6obcn in0eiicn oen @e-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oabin informirt,
Dob cS lid niAt cmpieble, 3lt 8clpolt-
mnbrcgcln oic 3uflu6t 81 neDn1cn
falls ole Stll0enten iid iucigcrn ioIz
ten, Iih SIT oen &orIeiungen cin5ufin=
0en.
Der Moro in @cIiinqfora.
PETERSBURG, 10. TcbrIor. -
Die @comtcu be9 Stootictreturiot5
fir Sinnlono limo ser llebcr5crgumL
Dab Die Grmoroltng oes SenotSpro.
furatorS Soiiolon Soinicn nid)t Die
Chat zines Giu5elnen ionOern OoS
Rcitltot elmer %bcitebenOen 8eridm0s
RING 9elpeien lit. Sobcntbol, Scr
Ot0r0cr, ioQ cntiueOer 5ltr @egcbllng
ser Gbot altSgclpdblt norOen lein,
oocr lid frciluiQig Oo5r crboten b1-
ben. Inter 6ieIen llmItGnoen lit cS
DobrideinIid, Dab Die Foli5ei bon
Seliinqfors oemnddit @ollsiuduls
gen uno @erboftltngen nornebmcn
miro, nm sic Witpcridporenen So
bentbolS ollsfinOig SIT MAIDEN. Sos
peit bot Dos 9epartement nod feline
WcIoun9cn BON Gerboftungen ooGr
etnoigen grtlGrunqen So6entbols
erhnltell.
Gem Srn. @orti Gcbt8 nod
immcr gut.
Petersburg, 10. 5cbrltor. -
Ser &ertreter ser oNiiociirtenBrelie'
bate geItern @elegenbeit, Mtorim
8orfi 81 ieben, ltnO er fam alien
6reitnoen oeS S6riftiteQers Die Der.
iiderung geben, OoB iener mobloui
lit u1o ii6 in better Stimmlng be-
finoct. Zen geiorgenen S6riftiteler
ST. ipre6cn, perbieten Bic ruiiiidcn
@efGngniBregeln.
8c5en Mittog bcrlicB cin acidIoi-
iener 8ugen, in iuel6em Worin
@orfi, ooriorgli6 in einen Fel5 &c.
biiqt, ioB, Dos YortuI Der Y~eter@5oitI,
SETTING. Der @ogen fubr I'M Idnell.
item Eempo no6 Dem eininncn sc.
b1uoe binter Dem Souri6e 9 EoloiS,
brei Meilen ertfernt, in luel6em
@orfi, &eorine uno Die orei NIT it,
men 5ugleid pcrboftcten Hroieiinrcll
TAFT tG9lid Elm Gerb0r Dor Dem Iiii.
Itenten oeS 8rofurotorS oeS Nppells
gerihtS SIT beite6en boben. Der Ser.
treter Der ngliiociirten Greiie" folgte
bem @ogen ulrb iob, wic @orfi Die
len perlieB mo Iid) in oo8 @ebdubc
begob, IN iueIdem er mebrere Stun
ocn berlpetlte.
Gin @enoarnteriesO ffi3ier erfldrte:
o@orfi 5cigt ni6t Ole geringite Spur
bon Gntmutbigrng. Gr lit BET Scr
beitcn Stinmltng reoielig uno tra9t
ooQe SoItltng mGbreno ser longca
;3cit ocS Gerb0rS sur SdoI. Seine
Sclbitbcberri6ung aebt 10 ipeit, boB
man glaltbcn fOnnte, CT IclbIt lcite
ooS Terbor."
SmiatopoIf WirSfp iolGI
micocrf mmen?
Petersburg, 10. 6ebruor. -
Gin 8eriidt lit bier I'M llmlolf nad)
melfem Shirt Slpiotopolf MirSfp,
scr friibcre Wtiniiter OeS SnnerclL,
binnen <r5cm icinen oeroOe &c
rGrultcn Yoiten 3nriidcrboltcn luiro,
TiirbcnS ricocn.
u o NJ, 10. Scbrltnr. - On Der Dc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11

VAS Sr. Sermann Soigt laoet feline
6reunoe 5i einem SfIattfeit am
Worttag nod ieiner Soue, Tr. 1922,
Sarforo-auenlle, ein. Seine cute Niil-
fit unb anbere ltnterbaltuneen miro
auf's Bette geioret fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11

Ter @i9entbiimer oes ~Gommer.
ciol.Sotel" in 8olcottpille, Snb.. j..
W. Soon, bot SeIbitnoro begoltgcl,
nadoem er einen pergebliden Seriuh
gema6t batte, ieiue 5ran 81 ernlor.
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11

49," Der yGontor.9(penlie gou-,
Spor- unb 2eib-9 erein" bGlt an
0ienItog feline So6resperiommlung
in Ger. 1926, Ganton- gpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11

"** Der rNuitrio.G iitrift" beS
D3euiiden llnterItiibungS 9un0cS"
beranitoltet ollt WtittluodL ben 10. sc.
bruar, in Srn. Soiepb Mcienbcr9'S
Sode, Nr. FIG, Horb.gocos Strnbe,
feline 9torren.S ibung, fir iueld,e Elm
tiidtigcs Arrangements . Gomite 10
nmlihti9c Sorbercitungcn getroItcn
bot, bob alien @Giten gentBreid)c
Stunoen in 4uslid)t Iteben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11

*** Der vSeIien-0 ormitdoter-S Ser
Elm" peronitoltet mor9en I'M ySobor-
2pceum" cine notwithstanding,
fir Die Elm g~eipGblteS mo oblued)S-
lun9sreides Erogromm niigeitellt
moroen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11

*** Ser ,arion." Mosfenboa miro
Iid bieies Sobr 5ir einem oiiBeror'
bentlifen ereignib geitoIter, tnoenl
oerielbe gum eriten Male I'M ~Spric"
(friiber Mliif : Sane) abgebalten
miro. Ser 8erein lit bel ieinem
forttpdbrenoen @ohstbun gedipun'
aen, ii6 nod einem sroBeren 2ofalc
fir ieinen Masfenboa rm5uIeben,
unb Die finun5iellen gnforoerunecn
Iinb in entiprefenber @eiie bober.
I'm Die notbigen Ginnabmen 5u ct.
sielen, bat Der ,arion" cine Geihe
bon attraftionen porbereitet, tuelfe
bic 9ellider 81 Sunoerten na6 Der
,2pric" loden oiirften. 9as .&ai.
ierpreis 2ieo" miro bon 8aitor q.
%. Siloebranot in @ort uno 9ilo
oufgefiibrt. 9od biirfen mir leiber
bieriiber nid)ts N1beres perrotben.
giaete iino bonn 9. 5ebruar on in
albaugb's Sifet Office 5i baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11

+. VaHe! YGfe!
5nr 3eiie ms Nnslanb beiorst 6
Naine, Hr. Ali. ct. Tanl-s trafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11
germiidte telesrapbiide Sepeiden.

Sic Der1d)ieoeller l1ter 0em NGz
men n6leiihmnnn & 60" in Gincill.
noti l.I.lp. betriebenen @ei6Gfte iucr.
ben bonn M0r5 5. s. o1t III cine neile
Corporation nit einent &opitol oolt
& Willioncn Collars, on Oeren Spite
Wtopor SlllirlS 6leiidmonn olS ErG-
lioert mo 2eiter iteben miro, ucr-
Idnlol5cn lperoclt,
- 9ic in Son Sran5isco DerItors
bcnc Sron Sonora Sbarp, @itttuc
bon q. 3. Sborp unO 9eidieOene fri.
6erc 8ottilt bcS perltorbenen Gr-Tid,.
terS u. 8. Gierce, bat teltanentdrild
100000 fir Grri6tung zines mollt-
mentolen 5bores ant ,Tanhanole"
oeS @oloen 8ote YorfS gum Nn0es
oenfen an ibrcn eriten Wonn be.
itimmt.
Gurd einert @eitraQ Scr Grit
id)oit @cQilcet bon $500 lit Ocr6onrS
BON $4,000 poaitdnoig 9clporOclt,
ipelflen man nit Siilfc cines Nlcid)cIt
9etro0es ieitens beS Stoo tcS MoIln.
d~)rIettS oifgebrod)t bat, nm i'll Errs
oincetoiul1, Wtoii., ein Gcnfrnol }llr
Grinncrung an bic 2onbung Der Ell'
crime ouf Gope Geo 5it errld)tcll.
9ropincetotpn bat nit $4,000 oell tes
oelltcnolten 9citroe ge5a6It.
= Sos Ser. Stootcit E &ottoitTil'
boot ,Tcmport." iucld)cS mlonNlt
oltf Ser Sobrt nod Gan GominGo
feline S6rolbc perlor urlo meDrere
Gage lang biilflos ouf bober See
wor, fam geitcrn int Sdlepptoii ocS
ao~nonenboots Siren" int 6lottet'
Lo,,hofr ~, RnrfnIf. Nu.. oil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-11
Q miotopoIf MirSfp ol.
mic0crfomme n

Petersburg, 10. 6ebrllor.
Gin @eriid)t lit bier I'M llmlouf, mad
meldem Shirt StpiotopoIf MirSfn
Scr friibcrc Winiiter OcS Snnercll,
binnen altr5cm icinen aerooe &c
rGililtcn YoIten 5llriidcrboltcn miro.
The Honolulu times. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1902-1911, 1905-02-01
y - y.

The Honolulu TIMES office is
1884, Luzo St, opposite the Band
house and corner of BOYD lane.
The office hours are from 8 to
9 am, and 8 to 9 pm.
~ -
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24
BLACKBOARD.

Mrs. c. W. DeHaven is dangerous
ly i'll.
j. VI. Walker and daughter Ethel
of Iron Hill were here Monday.
The nav road from Sullivan to this
place is now open to the public, and
is a great advantage to those living
along the line.
K. II. Ramsey Of Hampton was
called here last week TO attend the
bedside of his half brother John Mes
bett, who i, very low with typhoid
fever.
Miss Vera Gum Of Morganfeld
and Miss Bailey Of Madisonville were
guests Of Mrs. Harlan Morgan Satur-
day and Sunday.
Crowell-Nunn company will pay
the highest price for No. 2 wheat.
Rev. J. Il. King aud wife left Mon
day for Trigg county to conduct Sc
ries of meetings.
Mas. JEFF Chandler and daughter
visited friends in Marion last week.
Miss Clara Num- of Rodney wa
here shopping Friday.
II you want bale ties call on Gro
well-Nunn company, they sell then
cheap.
Sam Carnahan and family yisi,e,
Willie Deboe and family of lron Hill
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs McGregory and two sons, 0
Harrisburg, H., are visiting her sol
Charles McGregory, |. c. agent a
this place.
Mr.. Clarence Wilson, Of Sturgis
was in town Monday looking afte
the coal interest.
G. Il. Teush, construction mana
ger of the Cumberland Telephone G.
was here Tuesday completing plan
for installing an exchange.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24

Don I forget when you are in need
Of buggie.. wagons. plow.. steel or
chill. bale ties. cooking aud heating
stoves. shelf hardware aud furniture.
call on Crowcll-Nunn Co. they will
sell them cheap for the cash
VI A. Mccarthy d. erecting a nice
residence on Main street
Uncle Ned Towery % Pincy was IN
town Monday.
III. F Dean ha. loaded three car.
Of lumber here this week
Mn. Alice Horniug left TUESDAY
for - Loui. O. purchase her stock
Of fall millinery.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24

The Brown Shoe Company. Of II.
Louis. otfers % erect a factory al
Litch6eld, H., with a capacity oi
>, 500 pair, of shoes daily aud EN-
ploying 400 people, providing the
people Of Litchfeld will furnish a
site for their factory and give them a
cash bonus Of $50, 600. The city
will also be asked to make certain
improvements, such a. additional
pavements. sidewalks. water aud sew B.
er connections, etc. Litchfeld has
plenty Of cheap coal, plenty of water
and good railroad connections. -
News-G Cleaner.
Marion needs factories above all
else, and an effort should be made to
get them.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24
RePTON.

Mise, Annie aud Rebecca Phillip.
returned home from Miss
Some Of our boys spent sunday 10
the Asylum
Mr.. Bee Henry aud children. Of
Wheatcroft. who have been visiting
here for some day. returned home
Monday
Little Gladys Newcom Of DcKovcn
spent several day. last week with her
father, DIR. \. T.. Newcom, and Pc
turned home Monday.
Messrs Henry Summers and Will
McChesney are attending the Ohio
River Association at Blooming Grove.
John : Brantley left Monday for
Hen.haw
W. ;. Jones has opened up a new
stock Of general merchandise in hir
old stand He will be glad to meer
all Of his old customers and a. man,
new ones as possible, everything il
hi, stock j. new aud up-to date.
Mrs. Horace Smith Of Sturgis yi,
tied :. II Smith aud family sun
day
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24
RODNEY.

The schools in this part of the
county are in progress.
+. l.. Num- and daughters visited
Marion Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Elva Roberts, who is teach
ing our school, visited her parents at
Rosebud Sunday.
Wallace Cliff went to sturgis sat
urday.
Rev. U. G.. Hughes preached at
Baker Sunday.
Lacey Truitt visited in Marion Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Clyde Newcom, of Weston, spent
Sunday here.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24

arc battered
Sull will cry. ~hilc my best hope,
De shattered.
Il trust In Thee
sill 90, doubt ,hroush al ms
prayers return
Unanswered from the ,till. whtts
realm shove
| shall believe ,n Il an ail.wiss Love.
Which has refused those thing, Cor
which yosrh
Aud though At time. I can no, Keep
from growing,
Yc, the pure arior ~ mas sHcd b.
lievinr
tndimmcd shall bara
/ vill not doubt, though .orrov,
iall like rain,
And troubles suatm ike bee, about
hive.
| shall believe The height. for which
| strive
Aud only reach by anguish and by
pain
And though groan aud ,rcmble With
mas crosses
| yet shall .cc. through my .crcrost
losses
The greatest gain
I will not doubt. we'll anchored in ,bc
faith.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24
Only a few left-All steel
hay rakes one and cl1 IN
? horse hand dump oiS'Ju
COCHRAN * PIckENS.
ROLL or HONOR

The following have paid or rcncw
ed their subscription since our last
report
l. X Boyd, JOY, 1901 IL
Abe Baker. city. O6 IL
j y Num-, Evansville, O5 ia
G VI Davis, city, OG IL
r J Mcconnell. Iron Hill. GIL
% y Ruck. Lima. O6 81
G W Lamb, City, 90 81
Marion CLARK. 90 81
J W Cu.tard, Frcdonia, O6 II
% II Paris, city, O6 IL
Lester Terry, city, o. 3-1j
} X Brasher, Dycusburg. o. IL
DIR W L Hodges, Shady Grove . 81
h. A Riley, Salem. o. SIP
John Yandell, Frances, % 1925
Chss Nanhoosier, Enon, % 81
Geo Kosminiski, city, O5 %
! II Hampton, Fords Ferry, OG 81
II q Howard, salem, 90 81
Henry Rice, Jr., Kelsey, 90 IL
J T. Stephenson, Mexico. % S-I4
W T Daughtrey, city, OG 6-l
Mrs Lake Murphy, city, 90 l2.12
j ii Hughes, Weston. % 1929
Katherine Hill, 'O7 IL
j W Jennings, city, % as
\ j Hartsell Repton, O6 SIC
B + Walker, city, O6 IL
VI VI Postlethwait, city. 90 2-l6
Thomas Evans, SWAZILAND. O5 lO-l
Maude Hardwick, Charleston. 'O6 / 1
Mrs j i Deboe, Clinton, 06 $40
; II franklin, Leyias, % s-l9
r c Worley city, % IL
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24

The yellow fever situation appears
to be assuming a graver and more
complicated aspect Despite the
efforts of the Sanitary Commission
the disease is appearing at widely di-
vergent points. There is now but
little hope of stamping it out before
frost. A rigid quarantine has been
instituted by Cairo and Memphi.
against Paducah and Fulton. aud i.
being energetically enforced.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24

No man who aims to keep in touch
with the broad expansion of mining
interests in Crittenden and the ad %
Joining counties. or who desires to
know the progress in rebuilding this
city. and of its othe, interests upon
which all industrial developments de-
ponds can afford to miss keeping in tou
oh with this community by taking the
Crittenden Press, the exponent Of
all news items of this section. The
Pass reaches the people and is
therefore the best advertising medi
um, as it covers the territory. Ad-
yertisers should remember this, and
those desiring to hear the news from
their "Old Kentucky Home should
not fail to bear it in mind.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24
: Ss%:::%s% YandeI|Gugenheim Co.


J y Roberts. 81 Rose Bod "a.
here Monday
Our road oycrscer has worked our
road. during the past fcw day..
Chc.. Tuitt spent Sundaf in Wcs
ton
LOU. Newcom wcnt g. Marion
Monday
Chester Truitt, who spent the sun.
mcr 10 Missouri. has come home O.
attend school
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24
A disnatch from Smithland

A dispatch from Smithland states
Roy Duncan, the l6-year-old son
Of Rev. Mr.. Duncan of near Dycus-
burg, died Monday from the effect of
knife wound inflicted by George
Bevers. with whom he had a Difficult
ty. Bevers is hiding near the scene
with a posse after him.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24
aith.

BY ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.
| will not doubt, though all nv ships
at sea
Come drifting home with broken
masts and sails;
! shall believe the Hand which never
fails
From seeming evil workcth good for
me;
And though weep because these
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24

The state prison commission Is pre-
pairing to build an electric railroad
from Eddyville depot to the penitenti-
airy; distance of about one mile aud
a quarter The survey will be made
at once and the work pushed to com
pletioD.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24

Lie somr stsuhrh ship my ,sal
braves ever gale.
- stfuuE IT, courage that IL all bot
fail
u breast the mighty. ualnoun ga
- Death
oh. may I cry ~hen body part. ui,h
spirit
II de- not doubt 90 listening .orl.
may hear a.
With my last breath
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24

The present hot spell ha. proven
fatal in quite large number Of cases
in the larger cities. In this city the
mercury registered 100 at one time
last Monday.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24
Fine Farm for Sale.

have nice little farm on the
Pinokucysille road near salem
Tor sale 80 acres acres in tim
bir. - acres In corn this year. go
acre. IN grass -Four room frame
house. barn and al necessary out
buildings good fence. Orchard
cistcru and plenty u stock water
: VI. JENKINS.
Marion, ~
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24
THURSDAY. AUG. -, 1908.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce 7.
II. COCHRAN, of Marion, as candi-
date for Representative from the couu-
ties Of Crittenden and Livingston
subject TO the action Of the Democra-
tic party
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24

A party of capitalists from New
Albany and Jacksonville, Ind, were
in Paducah Tuesday en- route to Eli
zabethtown, H., atwhich point they
propose making some mining deals.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24

Miss Ruby Castlebcrry will
be prepared to make you any
kind OF a hat you may want,
no matter wha, material or
style, providing i, is the latest
at Mcconnell & Stones.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-08-24
L 9rittfnofn prfss
N. JENKINS Editor and Publisher.

cred as second-class matter June 10Th. is-3
e postotice at Marion. Ky. under the Act ~
lgress Of March srd. 1874.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-16

Help n fnrrian our Carzegie
LlaFasy by doing yoa.rspring shop
zinx Al Jaekman a Le1ons on
Friday. City Federation day.
Se-b5
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-16
coon SPIRITS.

Good spirits don't all come from
Kentucky. Their main source is
the liver--and all the fine spirits
ever made in the Blue Grass State
could not remedy bad liver or the
hundred -and-one i'll effects it pro-
duccs. You can't have good
spirits and a bad liver at the same
time. Your liver must be in fine
condition il you would feel buoy
ant, happy and hopeful, bright Of
eye, light Of step, vigorous and sue
ccssful in your pursuits. You can
put your liver in fine condition by
using Green's August Flower the
greatest Of all medicines for the
liver and stomach and a certain
cure for dyspepsia or indigestion.
II has been a favorite household
remedy for over thirty-6vc years.
August Flower will make your
liver healthy and active and thus
insure you a liberal supply Of
good spirits. Trial size. 75cts.
regular bottles, 7Sc. Az all drug
gists West Side Drug Store.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-16

State of Ohio, CITY ii Tciedo.
Lees Cornfy. y. Frank J Cheney
anzkes oath that he Ii senior p4rfne
u the firm of r. J Cheney u CO.
ding business ia the cityof Toledo
Connfy and State aforesaid. and
that tie said firm wSIl pay the sum
q One Hundred Dollars for each
and eyery case N Catarrh that can
not f,e cured by ire Ese 81 Halls
Catagrf1 Cure--FRAMX J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day Of
December, A. D., 1885, (5eal. A.
w. GLEAsoW, Notary Public.
Halls catarrh Cure is taken inter
naIIy, ard acts directly on the blood
and mrccua surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free. -F, J.
cH@wRY X Co. Toledo, O. Sold
by All Druggist, 7sc. Take Halls
Family Pills for constipation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-16

tits q curious fact" said a down
town business man TO friend. how
long one can live in place without
knowing as much about 1t as the occa-
sional visitor"
Il don't know about that" was the
reply II have lived here some years.
and guess know little old New York
inside out"
1T does look that way at first" said
the speaker "Of course, we know a
great teIl about the city. but there ere
things we see every day and never in
qulre about. Your once Is near the
Battery. Whose statue ornaments
Bowling Green park?"
Why. pass there often. believe
that is a statue of--er-er--P Peter
Stuyvssant"
NO 1t IL not" replied the man who
started the conversation.
We'll" said hts friend, whose stat
90 Is III"
ITS a statue of--of-well, have
forgotten" came the answer, after a
pause. "Anywav. that proves my
point"--New 4.