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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-24
FOR MURDER or MBRYDEs.
Lamar and Taylor in JaHI--COnnor Con-
 fined to His Room.

Tuskegee, Jan. 23.-(Special )-John A. McBryde, father of the two boys killed here last Monday night, went before Justice of the Peace T. T. Proc tor and swore out warrants for the ar rest of Sheriff John T. Conner, Deputy George M. Lamar and City Marshal S.. Y. Taylor, charging them with the mur- der of Robert and James McBryde.
 The warrants were placed in the hands of Coroner J. W. Greene. and were served yesterday. The state ment made in yesterdays Advertiser is partly incorrect, for Deputy Lamar and City Marshal Taylor have been arrested and are now in the county jail.
 The warrant was served on the Sher- if. who Is still confined to his bed.
 preliminary hearing is set for Wed nesday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-24
The Criminal Court.

The criminal court opened up this morning at 10 o'clock. Judge E. D. Beggs, presiding, The entire day was taken up this morning in the organiza- ing of the court, while the solicitor got busy and filed the informations necessary Several whiskey dealers are to be tried at this term of court for the sale of liquor on Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-24
Result of SIOcum Investigation.

Washington, Jan. B 3.-Representa- tive Grosvenor, Chairman of the House Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries. today introduced eight bills. submitted by Secretary Metcalf. in &C., cordance with the recommendations iD the report of the General Slocum In- vestigating Commission for the im- prOvement of the steamboat inspection service by amending existing laws.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-24
The Railroad Commission.

The session of the Florida Railroad Commission, which is to be held in this city next Thursday at the Cham Der of Commerce rooms, will prove of great interest to the merchants of this city who have been dissatisfied to some extent with the rates obtaining here. It Is stated that some very damaging testimony against the car riers will be given.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-24
New City Directory.

Representatives of the Detroit Mich. printing house are in this city, and to- day began the work of getting out a new city directory for Pensacola, to be on the lines of those of larger cities. The work will be appreciated, since this place has not had a com pleted book of this sort for some years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-24
Mayor SOjOurnInx.

Mayor Welles and Comptroller Nor gan. will enjoy life for the next few days in the woods, and during the ab- sence of His Honor. Mayor Pro tenn Maura will occupy the chair. The Mayor is a great hunter and is trying to get in all the time possible before the season closes at the end of next month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-24
Missionary Institute.

Columbus, Ga. Jan. 23.--(Special.)-- A missionary institute and meeting of preachers of the Methodist ministers in Columbus district will be held at Tal- bottom, beginning January 30. Colum- bus will be well represented. An i'm teresting program has been prepared.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-24
A Rahe Found Dead.

Columbus. Ga.. Jan. 23.-tSpecial.)- The 3-week-old infant of MT. and Mrs. C. E. Gibson was found dead in bed about o'clock in the morning. The little one took nourishment at 2<o'clock this morning. It is supposed that the cause of death was heart failure.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-24
KILLED BY LIVE WIRE.
Massachusetts Negro Who Was At-
 tending WashingtOn's School.

Tuskegee. Jan. 23.-(Special )-Lewis Wright, coIored. in ascending fire escape or iron stairway at the Tuske- gee Normal and Industrial School, came in contact with live electric wire that apparently through carelesness had been placed near the stairway. Death was instantaneous. Wright was attending school here and from what the correspondent of The Advertiser can gather was taking an electrical course. His body was shipped Satur- day to his home in Boston, Mass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-24
Young LadIe. PaII-Rearer..

Columbus, Ga, Jan. -(Special.)- Misses Jennie Lee McCollister. Zadie Young, Lillian Adams and Norma Wat kins were the pall-bearers at the fu- neral of Willie May Randall, daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. F. Randall, from their residence in Phenix City yester- day afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-24
indicates rise. | fall.

River Forecast. The Coosa and Alabama will continue ta fall slowly or remain nearly stationary Weather Conditions (Past "A hours.l Cloudy weather prevails in the South and sprinkies to light rains have fallen in por- itions of Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi under influence of a shallow low over southern Texas; snow has fallen in nearly all districts from Montana and Wyoming east through the Lake region to New Eng land; an area of high" dipping south over Montana is giving low temperatures in the middle Northwest; moderately cold weather
 also prevails over the entire North as far
 east as New England; a storm moving in over the Pacific Northwest is giving rain
 cific coast.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-24

Maximum temperature for day A deg. Minimum temperature for day, a. deg. Average temperature for day, s9 deg. Normal temperature for day 49 deg Accumulated deficiency since Jan 1. 76 deg
 Average relative humidity for day, 9G per cent.
 Total rainfall since Jan. 1, 4.74 inches.
 River Bulletin. Observations at a. m.. 18th N. timal
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-24

will be returned tomorrow by the Ger man captain and his stan. and will be an event of note
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-24
news in Brief.

REV. NJ. H. HOLT, Presiding Elder of the Montgomery District, will hold the first quarterly conference at the Clayton Street Methodist Episcopal Church this evening at 7:30 o'clock. ARTHUR l.. BOUDREAUX, a mer- chant doing business at the corner of Lawrence and Grove Streets, yesterday filed a voluntary petition in bankrupt cy in the United States Court. The schedule shows that he owes $412.50.
 H. B. PARKER, a saloon proprietor doing business at the corner of De- catur and Pollard Streets, who was ar rested Sunday night by Patrolmen Cur bow and Watson on a charge of Violat- Ing the Sunday liquor law, was fined SlO and costs by Recorder Arlington yesterday afternoon.
 CAPT. T. H. MOORE. General Man ager of the Peoples Line of Steamers, said yesterday that the steamer City of Mobile would reach Montgomery some time tonight. The manifest, he said, would be very light, as planters are holding their cotton, hardly any of 1t moving from the lower landings.
 THE Borgeson Albes Manufacturing Company of New Decatur, with a cap ital stock Of $10,000. gave notice yes- terday of it's incorporation. The in- corporators are P. O. Borgeson. c. F. Albes and Marvin West. The company will do manufacturing business in New Decatur, making fixtures and household furniture and cabinet work.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-01-24
TiE wEArHER.

DaEy Local Weather Report and River
 Bulletin. u- & Department of Agriculture. Weather Bureau
 Local Observations. MONTGOMERY. Ala, Jan. 2s, 1905.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-04
LeviNs.

Miss Ethclyu Price delightfully."- en-.
tcr,aincd a number Of her friends at
her home in Lcvias, on Tuesday even
ing. July y. from until 1890 O'Clock,
in honor Of her birthday.
The dining room was beautifully dec
GRATED. and at $50 ices, cakes, etc.
were served TO refresh the merry
thrung.
After refreshments were served.
music was rendered by the charming
hostess and was greatly enjoyed by all
Many handsome and useful presents
were received. Those present were;
Misses Ethelyn Price, Zct,a Price, o.
sic ellis. Oracle Belt. Oracle Taylor
Marion. Henrietta and Lucy Griffith
Henderson. n.y.. Mcssrs. John Grimes
Dr. ]. T. Fox. James and Vernon Car
ter. Owen Thrclkeld. Clarence Parsons
Pinckncyville.
A good time was reported by all. an
after hearty good wishes Tor her su
cess. we bade her good night
A GuEsr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-04
Mrs. William Redo is on the sick list

Mrs. William Redd is on the sick list
this week.
Only frst-class, up-to-date job print
ing done at the RECORD Office.
+. II. Newcom is having a pretty
residence built in East Marion.
Have your stationery, bills and circu-
lars printed at the RECORD office.
sl.65 to Uniontown and return, on
account Of the Fair L. johnson.
Mrs. A. j. Chittenden. who was very
sick fsr several days, is improving.
Calling cards, invitations and an
nouncements printed on short notice at
the RECORD Office.
Have your calling cards printed at
the RECORD Office. Newest and latest
styles Of type faces.
Mr.. F. Ball, Of Barnhart Bros. &
Spindler, type foundres, Chicago, was
in the city yesterday.
Will sell tickets to Paducah and re
turn. August s, for Sl.25, Emaneipa
ton Day. Lon johnson, Agt.
| p. T. Sigler. the well known drum
mer. has moved his family into Mr.
ID. A. Chambers residence on Depo
street.
Rev. Jas. F. Price and son, Sylvan
left yesterday for owensboro wher
they will attend the Seven Hills Chau
tauqua now being held there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Moore. accomps
MED by DR.. W. T. Daughtery, left n
frst Of the week for Evansville wit
h their little son. Homer. who has bee
e sick for some time with typhoid fcyei
His condition was very grave and
was taken TO Evansville and placed
b. a hospital where two operations wei
performed on him. They were yer
severe and the patient hardly suryiy,
, the ordeal. Dr. Daughtrey has rcturn'
u and the little fellow is in the care I
two eminent physicians who hope
u restore his health sufficient to enab
= him to return within the next "
weeks.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-04

since that time, being well known and
highly respected for his honesty and
upright dealings toward all with whom
he came in contact.
He was married twice and leaves six
children by his first wife, Mrs. W..
p. Order and Mrs. j. c. Taylor, Of
Tolu; Mrs. Capt. Newman, Of Padu-
cab; Mrs. NJ. E. Hodges, Of Pope cOun-
ty, illinois; John and Ross McAmis,
Of California.
The sympathy Of the community goes
out to the bereaved wife and children.
Funeral services will be held today
at 2 O'Clock p. m, at Hurricane NJ. E.
church, conducted by Rev. r. 7.
Mcconnell and Rev. ]. S. Henry.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-04
\. n. Loving Shoots h. A. Rose.

As we go to press news is received
by wire to the effect that II. H.
Loving. formerly Of this place, but
now a resident Of Paducah, shot and
killed H.. A. Rose. Of the Rose Lumber
Company.
Particulars Of the incident can not be
learned at this time, but the report
received, states that Loving and Rose
were closeted alone, transaeting busi-
ness. Three shots were heard and
when the parties reached the scene
Rose was found dead.
Mr.. Loving was cool and made no
statement at the time. lie is one Of
the most prominent business men in
Paducah and bears a good reputation
In every respect For several years he
was in the insurance business and
filed the office as cashier Of the Globe
Bank & Trnst company until he re
signed to enter another field Of
business.
As TO Mr.. Rose. We know little Of
him. no more than rumors TO the cifcc,
that he was once indicted In this eoun-
| " for HOUSEKEEPING and receiving
stolen goods at Tolu; that a. a young
man he formerly resided at Carryillc.
later becoming identified with lumber
company. which soon went to the wall.
he purchasing the business tndcr th'
hammer. entering business under his
own name. and now the prcscnr trag
cdy.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-04

David Postlethwaite, a venerable
citizen OF the county and the father Of
Magistrate J. r. Postlethwaite, died
Friday and was buried Sunday atCrooked
Creek church cemetery. He was well
known and respected and was one Of
the Oldest members Of Crooked Creek
church.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-04
Notice 10 Sunday Schools.

Will the district presidents Of the va
rious Sunday school districts please ar
range to hold their conventions as soon
as possible by the first OF October
anyhow. Please let me hear from YOU
at your earliest opportunity. Who will
be the first to report Yours for the
cause. X. NJ. FRANHs
County President,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-04


A graphophone for sale. Emmett
Kotinsky.
The best bargains in buggies at Hina-
Babb Company's.
Prof Victor G. Kee was in Morgan
field last week.
a $50 dollar buggy for Si5 at IIina-
Babb Company's.
We keep watermelons in cold storage
all the time. SUTHERLAND.
Mrs. J. Z. Dean visited in the city a
few days this week
J. b. Champion and wife went to
Evansville last week.
For graphophones and records apply
to Emmett koltinsky.
| Ira Pierce is attending the Hopkins
county fair at Madisonville this week.
| We have a full supply Of school sup
plies at our drug store.
WOODS & oRNE.
Mr.. John Montgomery. Of Providence.
is the guest Of his sister, Mrs. J. B.
Kcvil
T. +. Hcariu is having new yard
fence put up in front Of his residence on
Depot street.
JEFF Chandler and family have moved
to Blaekford where he will engage in
milling.
Mrs. J. Watt Lamb and daughter,
little Miss Geneva. visited in Sturgis
Saturday.
Miss Maudc Babb. Of Livingston
county. was the guest Of friends here
this week.
, Miss Fcnwick wathcn, Of near Ford
Ferry. Is the guest Of Miss Sadie Ran
Kin this week
Seldom Hughes returned home aftc
a two weeks visit 10 relatives am
iricuds In Paducah.
% A full line Of school books and schoC
y supplies will be- kept on handat Haync
70 & Taylor's drug store.
Mr. Will Bcrrio and Mrs Gus HoT
p good. u Stunis, are visiting thci
y mother. Mrs Elder
" Curtis Dye. who has been attendin
Bowling Green Business College, is her
e on a few days vacation.
: Mrs. ". ]. Hill. who has been cot
fined to her bed several days vi,
typhoid fever. Is improving.
m Mrs. JcT Chandler, who has be,
visiting friends in Rcp,on. rcturn'
home the first Of the week.
o., pr. G. T.. Shiyelcy. has return,
from Chicago. wherein has been takir
/, postgraduate course in the Ru.
Medical College.
h, Charles A. Moorc ard family, Of 4
nm Chfty. Ky. are guests Of relatives
hi. the city. Mr. Moore is govcnmc
s,orckccpcr a, that place.
,r. saturday. under the managcmc
"a II John Will Hughes, Anthc
NJ. Hughes. Charley Walker and W
CLARK. a big barbecue, with plenty
side attractions in the way " mus
W. dancing and ball games, as advertis
y was held at Chalybcatc Springs, M
''' Columbia mines.
A DIR. W. 6. Gregory, son'in.law
W Mrs. A. u. McFcc. who has been aW
1m for several years, with the Unit
~" States Army Surgical Corps, and !
visited various new possessions, Gu
a. the Philippines and also China, Jal
ak. and other foreign countries, was
the ting Mrs. McFee. DR.. Gregory \
as, be remembered by many citizens he
- The barbecue and midsummer
"" given at Cri,,cndcn Springs Hotel
Tuesday. July -, was one Of the M
in enjoyable social affairs Of the seas
I Of Quite a crowd attended the harbc
In and remained Tor the dance In the g,
ara. ing. The music was delightful
|, n. everyone seemed to enjoy the da
her very much. The grand march was
ucs. by the genial host and hostess, Mr..
Ms. John W. Wilson.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-04
To Sell Next Week.

Sorrcl mare. twelve years old, gen
tie and splendid family horse, safe for
women and children TO handle. Also q
bay horse. sixteen hands high, clever
years cid. no blcmish and a good buggy
horse Win work anywhere. One Of
both can be bought cheap Tor cash
For further information call on or ad
dress the RECORD. Marion. Ky.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-04

Mr.. T. A. McAmis. the well known
merchant and postmaster at Tolu, Ky,
died suddenly yesterday morning at
$50 o'clock Of heart disease.
He had complained several times
lately Of a Islight pain in his heart bu,
nothing serious was thought Of It. lie
retired as usual Wednesday evening
and was stricken about go O'Clock
yesterday morning and awakened his
wife who hastily summoned help but
he only survived about an hour. He
never fully realized his condition and
said he felt better a few minutes
before he died.
Mr. McAmis was a years Of age,
was born In Tennessee In lSl2 and
removed to this country about ~ years
ago where he engaged in the mcran'
tile business which he has FOLLOWED
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-04
The HARVEST OF
THE death ANGEL
Venerable Citizens Called Away to
Receive Their Reward.

J. L. Lamb, a well known and highly
respected citizen. died at his home
near Iron Hill. Saturday morning.
Paralysis was the cause Of his death,
he having suffered a shock several
years ago. from which he had never
fully recovered. Thursday at noon he
came in as usual with the hands and
had just finished washing his face and
hands, preparatory to eating dinner,
all the time laughing and talking with
his men, when without a moments
warning. he suddenly fell and did not
speak to or know any one afterwards,
dying Saturday without having opened
his eyes.
Mr.. Lamb was IS years Of age, re-
spected and honored by all who knew
him. He was born and reared in this
county and was married several year.
ago to his widowed wife. whose nader
name was Phillips.
The deceased was a leading farmel
Of the Iron Hill community and was I
member Of the congregation that wor
SHIPPED at the Sugar Grove Presbyte
rian church. where his body was laid L
res, until the judgment day.
Besides a wife. eight children survive
him four boys and four girls, five o
whom are married. Rob, who live
in Texas. Edgar. in Oklahoma, AM
three girls. Mrs. Joe Dean. Mrs. I'd
, Dean and Mrs. Ada Lamb. all Of whom
, live in this county
/, The sympathy Of the community goc
out TO the bcrcaycd wife and children
. Funeral services were held at Suga
T Grove Sunday morning at II O'Clock
D conducted by Rev. W. T. Oakley.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-04
Esiray.

Two horse mules, one sorrcl, with
gray hair In forehead. about II. hands
high: the other bay. about II hands
high. Got out Thursday night. July
q. from Mrs. Elyia Dcboc's farm. "A
miles south of farmcpyillc. Caldwell
county. Finder will be rewarded.
u. =. CEpyE.
Crayncvillc. ny.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-04
Z. W. Num-. dentlst

Watermelons on ice at Sutherland's. |
Herbert Morris spent Sunday in Sa.
lem.
Tom Tandy. Of Hopkinsyillc, was in
town Tuesday.
F.w. Num-. dentist, at Stewards
gallery.
Union services at the Christian
church Sunday.
School books and school supplies.
WOODS & ORNE.
Arthur Williams. Of Carrsyille.
spent Sunday in the city.
Thomas Champion went to Blackford
Monday on legal business.
Call on WOODS & ORNE Tor school
books and school supplies.
A full line Of duck hats at Dcnman
a Loves Call and see them.
Dick Gilbert and Roy Flanary were
in Caye-in.Rock, H.. Monday.
The Louisville Herald. weekly and
THE RECORD. one year. Sl52
NJ. =. Bacon. with the Hopkinsyille
New Era. was In town Sunday.
Henry and Chas,ain Haynes returned
home from Ccrulcan and Dawson Sat.
uriay
/ Hina. Babb Company's Is the place Il
buy your buggics and surries cheap
A good surry Tor $3.50.
/ T. d. Kingston has opened a picture
gallery on Bcllcyillc street near thu
site he formerly occupied
\ Try a gallon II my home grown sol
ghum. Ny Worl Cor Il. YOU will no
regret IT, J. FRNNE CoNGEE.
Miss Irene Browning. Of Evansville
the popular guest II Mn. a. 5. Cav
cndar. b. spending the week at salem
Mcconnell & Stone sold their tent {
the transfers a, work on the kcn,uck
Valley railroad being built by Nj
Whcatcruit
Mr. and Mrs. James y. Hughes r.
turned "Wednesday from raducah AFT,
a two Weeks visit 10 relatives an
friends
The heavy lumber for the Tps,oii'
building Is on the ground and the wor
will be pushed until the building
completed
have an excellent lead and AZ
property 10 lease about one mite fro
Mexico Station. Crittcndcn county.
a.lX JAMES KING.
II Chickens. chickens. chickens v
! want chickens and will pay the be
markc, price Tor all kinds II pcul,r
YATES & MCCAsllS.
al The favor Is half the battle. I
- purity Is the other half My soVhr
Is pure and has a favor that Is de
cious J. FRANK InNGtR
~ Mr. If. Morris. u the firm of NJ
st.rs & Hubbard. grosrv, lee ycs,cti
Tor Evansville to huy pcw and CO
plc,c line u groceries
in Mrs. A. II. Railing and son, Fran
to who have been the guests Of Mrs. C.
Haury. returned to their home In !
catur. H.. the first Of the week.
ay Last week the families u G.
by Order. 7. n. Cochran, ], NJ. Frccn
4. and ". II. landcll moved to ]
Spring for their annual outing
IRA A barbecue with such attractions
me good barbccucd meats, music. spc
nT ing. base hall games. and hall In
Tor evening will be given Saturday. Aug
IL. at Cril,endcn Springs under
management Of Sherman Clark. Cha
~ Walker and W. A Hughes.
'gh Mr. and Mrs. John Tonkin were
me Louisville at the Scclbach the frs
the week. Mrs. Tonkin INDUCED
.ply attractive summer shopping prcpi
and tory to a later trip north along th'
dcd !. coast where she usually spends
-e,c summers. They returned home n
b. day.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-04
LITTLE RECORDS.
Y. W. Num-. dentist

2. W. Nunh, uchllht
David Fohs was in lrmA Saturday.
Blamb. Of s,urgis, was in town
sunday
Richard J. Morns. Dentist
=. ". Num-. dentist, at Stewards
gallery.
P.S Marvel went to Evansville
last Wcrk.
JAMES =. Ch:,,>aA-n went Evans
vile Wednesday.
Don't forget the duck hats at Den
man and Loves.
Champion went 70 Princeton FRI
Hay en- legal business.
Abe Klyman 10 attending the fair at
Madisonyille this week
Le SIcital Of Livingston county,
vas IN town sunday.
Cab On Woops & ORNE Tor school
books and school supplies.
Stesut Givcns. Of Providence, was
an the city the frst Of the week.
Hn4y Watkins went to Mayheld
Monday 20 sec after his Clay mines
Ntu Nell Clifton. Of Dycusburg. Wis
tied in the city the hrst u the week.
BYRD Guess u attending the Hopkins
county fair at jacksonville this week
Bmhcr shop' a, hack end ~ hall In
Pierus huildinr On Salem street
Mrrz & SEpnEERY
Mn. J. = Chi,tcndcn was the gucsi
81 her sister. Mr.. " II. Wallace. neal
Iron Hll last week.
MrA J. u. Kcvl is visiting be-
daughter. Mrs Everett WOODS. al DE
catuL M. this week.
Paul Cox. II kelsey. was the CUES
Of his grandparents. Mr. and Mr.. J
N. NcChcsncy. last week.
Mis- Bonnie Fugats came over fror
Dixon yesterday 20 visit her sister
Miss Della. II Tur RECORD
NJ. Hll who has been with the kcr
tuckJ Geological Survey. returned
his hone IN Winchester saturday
Mn. Robert Haynes and two daugl
tiers. Gwcndolnc and Anna, are spcn'
ing the week At Criticndcn Springs
Mn. Dale Ford and children. haro
and Alrcc. u Princeton, Ind. are q
guests 81 Mr. Charles HAIRY III
week.
Nj. and Mn. A. J.. Baker rciurn'
las, week from Arlmorc. !, T.. whc
they were guests Of Mr.. and Mr.. A.
Cuioo.
Miss Iillyc Graves. who has bc'
visiting Mr.. T. J. Hayward return
In her home In Dycusbuv the first
the week.
Misses Ruby and Nellie Morris.
Granville. Who have bccn visiting NJ
H.F. Morris. returned home The ~
of the week.
IoSr Black silk umbrella, cur'
handle with bird on the end. left
depot Finder will please return
Mas. Los r. JOHNSON
A public sale and barbecue Is adv,
tiscd 10 be given a, lrma on Frid
and Saturday. Angus, II and u
y s. Sulcngcr and W. A. TAI
we'll
Missc. Bette Scys,cr and GU
Cloplon 81 Smithland returned ho
the 6rSt 81 the week, after visit
Misses Maudc and Bcrnicc Driskill
the past week.
Misses Melville and Hottie Bob A
and Miss Edna o'Han, u prinec'
who have been visiting Mcsdamcs H'
Hurley and Gus Taylor, returned he
Sunday evening.
We have jus, received big sul
Of thu famous "whitehall' for,l
cement. the Kind that is rcccmmcr
for All kinds II permanent conc
work. HNA.BARB G
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-01-05

Eoout duty, we have the peremptory
law to conduct ourselves like men.
There is no getting out of it.