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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-07-31

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-22
Ready to. Wear Ga arments For Women---Suits, Skirts, Waists and Cloaks---Very Special Prices

S3O.0O and $500 Tailor Suits made of the new Morie Velorus.
 Swellest Suits of the season. Ex- elusive Styles, Fitted Coats, Half
 and semi-fitted box coats. Colors, Alice and Navy Blue, Reseda
 Green, Brown and Black at .27.50
 S3OOO Tailor Suits, Broadcloth
 and Cheviots. Eton and long fitted
 tailor suits made of fine al-wool Broadcloth and Cheviot. Highly
 tailored suits; suits with style, dash
 and snap. Colors; Black, Green, Red, Brown and Green Mixtures, Plum and Blue at ....... .ZZs5U $500 Cheviot Tailor Suits. 45 inch fitted Coats, full flared skirts, Coats half satin lined. Hobby, up to date suits. At very little price ................. .....l LULU $500 Walking Skirt. Made of all-wool black and navy Panama Cloth. Tucked and trimmed with stitched stripes. We know this is the most excellent skirt value you ever picked up ....6s0U $500, Fall Covert Cloth Goats. Two styles; the smart Top Coat Style made just as mans over- coat is. Patch Pocket, Velvet Collar and all. Made of reversible
 tan Covert Cloth; the other style
 is long box coat. half satin lined,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-22

Collarless effect with velvet trim mlngS at ....... .lZ.oU New S7.50 Light Weight Wool Waists. This price is changed from S7-50 to S6.49 for one day only. The waists are brand new, pretty and up-to-date. Made of Soft Silk and Wool Lansdowne in Cream and all the popular colors, and some swell new plaid effects. Trimmed with little fancy buttons and with ties of colored taffeta. The very latest things Wool Waists at... 6.4J S1. so White Lawn Lingerie Waists Made of good quality white lawn, trimmed with many rows of val lace. Full blouse front, full sleeves at JoC Children's S6.50 All Wool Chev- tot Goats. Little box coats, made of all wool cheviot. Colors; blue, red, brown and green. Trimmed with gold buttons, eagles, etc, At... ..osS0 Women's $500 Silk Petticoats. Made of extra heavy Taffeta. Made with accordeon plaited flounce full silk dust ruffle- Colors to match Fall suits ond gowns-red, blue, plum, Alice, blue. black, green, pink and several changeables.
 
 At .... .4sSH
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-22
We Invite Every Woman in Birming-
 ham and All Visitors to the Fair
 to Our Free Demonstra tion by an Expert Corsetier Now Going On. I

Miss Meier, our Expert Corset Filter from New York, is still with us and this week will make special demon stration of La Vida and w. B. Corsets. She will also fit-free of charge-any corset of any make, purchased from us, $1 and up. If every woman would realize the importance of having a properly fitted corset, every woman in Birmingham and all the visitors would
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-22

certainly Miss Meier to be fitted The to be
 comfortable graceful and satisfactory garment must f must follow natural lines of figure must be suited to YOU We have many shapes in La Vida and w. B. Corset you help but find which exactly suits you Not one woman knows how to properly put lace and adjust the supporters of To how to do thisto make wearing comfort instead of brought Miss Meier from New York be with ms for weeks and hope will advan taee of this opportunity better corset than the La Vida not made Made of imported materials filled by hand with nure Greenland whaebone made to fit all figures The w. B. comes in all the style models and finest materials Other corsets-P N., o. B., Thompson's Glove Fitting and Warmers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-22
While at The Fair You Should Buy all the Wool Dress Goods You
 Will Need This Season
We have arranged Special Sale of uncomparabe Quality Style and Prices.

36 inch all wool flannel, soft, m 0 th finish all shades. Special. ........ 3So
 54 inch all wool ladies cloth. Fall oolorings. Special. .....59e
 54 inch all wool Venetian light and dark colors. Special ....89c
 36 inch granite cloth. All colors.
 Special ..o5c
 36 inch Panamas, blue, grey, brown. etc. A very fashionable material. Special ...........59c
 45 inch all wool melrose, pretty fall shades. Special. :. ..8Sc A inch Luciana,Aa a new all wool fabric which comes in the leading colors. Special. ........x<.b9o
 45 inch silk finished Prunella, soft and beautiful. All colors. Special ..I.uu Silk and wool eollienne, the soft clinging fabric so fashionable for dressy dresses. Light and dark colors. Special .............hOU 42 inch siIkdowne woven of softest wool and finest silk. A beautiful fabric which can be suc- cessfully washed with soap and water. Comes in all the leading shades-two tone effects and black. Special. ....h2o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-22
At Once or Not at All !!
 Women's Muslin Gowns.
Here We Rest

We have just received some new muslin gowns made especially for the women who don't want to wear their thin summer gowns in cold weather and don't like outing gowns. These gowns are made of good weight cambrie; made with dainty pretty yokes of embroidery finished at neck and sleeves with embroid- cry ruffle; Dutch square round high necks. Two tables of them
 I.25 and l.50
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02
poo Foils Dynamite Plot.

Thermopolis. wyo.. July 2s.-An in.
tsresting story is told OF the manner
in which tn. deposits of dynamite
we're found under the cabin OF the late
Bob" Mccoy. the cattleman who was
recently assassinated and his body
cast into the Big Horn river.
The dynamite. consisting OF six large
sticks. with a long fuse attached. was
placed under the house. and directly
under the room in which Mccoy slept.
While the plotters were waiting TO
spring their death trap McCoys dog
dug a hole under the corner OF the
house and exposed the fuse Mccoy
found the fuse and dug II up.
IL has developed that the assassins
intended to blow Mccoy up several
days before the dog uncovered the
fuse. but in the meantime the cattle
man engaged a housekeeper. and not
wishing to- kill her. the plotters were
awaiting a time when Mccoy cosld
be caught In the house alone. The
dogs curiosity foiled their plans. but
they finally succeeded in numbering
the unfortunate ranchman-
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02
Voice from Arksnsas.

Cleveland. Ark. July 3ist.-tspe
.iab-Nearly every newspaper tells
Of souIs wOnasrfui cure Of some form
Of Kidney Disease by the Great Amer
lean Remedy. Dodd's Kidney Pills.
and this part Of Arkansas is not with
out lis share Of evidence tbst no case
!s too deeply rooted for Dodl's Kidney
Pills 70 cure.
Mr.. A f. Carlile. well known and
highiy respected here. tsfis OF hts cure
after nearly a quarter of n ccntnry's
suffering Mr. carlile says;
i want 10 let the public know what
! think e Dodd's Kidney pins. 1
think they are the best remedy for
sick Kidneys ever made. f-.l.
Il had Kidney Trouble for 20 years
and never found anything that did me
so much good as Dodd's Kidney Pills.
| recommend them to all sufIerars
There is no uncertain sound about
Mr.. Carlile's statement. He knows
that Dodd's Kidney PfF,s rescued him
from a life Of suffering and he wants
the puh.ic to know II. podd's Kidney
Pills cure all Kidney Ills from Back
ache 10 Brigtt's Disease
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02
WELDING COPPER.
u 10 . Matter Of Personal Skill and
Cannot Be Taught 90 -rs

A Los Angeles mechanic has redls-
covertd the lost art. said to have been
posss sed by the ancients OF welding
copp. r. But from his own description
II would seem that the recovery Is
not permanent, and that the secret
vii die with him. as his efforts to Inn
part IT, to others are not attended with
success. When asked TO explain the
manner in which he made the discoy-
cry nayx the Los Angeles Herald. he
said:
n began fve years ago 10 weld cop
per Just as I weld iron. Copper weld
ing IL an art. not a science. and ev-
erythins lies in the eye. in the ability
TO take the metal from the fire at Just
the proper moment
L have been experimenting In weld
ing processes for over twenty 1--WE
years. and since ! discovered the weld
ing color. have tried to teach IL to my
men. but without success.
They are unable to distinguish color
variations under fire. which is the one
essential. and which is perfectly sim
Die and easy for me. In this lies the
great trouble In teaching the process.
and this trouble IA Increased by the
fact that copper is a dead metal and
contains no carbon"
II L. very likely that the art among
the zucients was not general, and that
spscimens which have been found In
The ruins OF ancient cities were the
product Of individual craft smen. who
discovered and used IT, and II died with
them. for the very reason set forth by
Nr Thos. A. McSeill. the Los Angeles
man using IL. in his statement to the
Herald.-Nogales ,Ariz-l Oasis
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02
Coin rs.. N...s e.r&ssn1. r.

Frank W Pettygfove OF Seatiie has
the penny that named the city Of Port
land. Oregon On the toss of this coin
defsn6ed the question whether the
Willamette metropolis should be
known as Portland or Boston. Twice
the coin turned tails and the to.~n
was named after Portland. Maine. the
former home Of Mr. Petiygroveis
father. ..s
A. L Loveioy of Massachusetts,. \
member Of the party that laid out Port
land. desired TO name II Boston. after
the most important city in his state.
Pettygroye wanted 10 name It Port
land. after the most important city In
Maine. his native state They agreed
TO toss penny. heads to mean Boston.
tails 20 mean Portland. the best two in
th-ee 20 be the choice. Pettygrove
won The first toss; Lovejoy won the
ssconds and the third proved 10 be
tails, and Portland # was. cm .h
The younger Pettysrove stiil has the
identical penny, and would not take
any amount Of money for II. His father
kept II for pocket piece. and II has
been banded down to the son. who
bears his fathers name. II is dated
ls35. and is one of those large coins
in vogue al that time. about the size of
the quarter of the present day. .-r ..-l
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02
GvER rReAr YOU sof
eo.ss Acts the Jonah and viii Come
up.

A clergyman who pursaes his noble
ealing In a country parish In Iowa.
tells of his coffee experience. ID
Ny wife and I used coffee regular
ly FOR breakfast, frequently for dinner
AMI occasionalfy for supper-aiways
the very best quaiity-pzchage coffee
Iever could fnd q place on our table
In the spring Of 1896 my wife uas
taken With violent vomiting which we
had great difficulty in stopping
IT seemed to come from coffee
drinking but ~e could rot decide.
In the following July. however.
she vas attacked q second time by
the vs0itine- Ivas Away from home
slilne an appointment. at the time.
and on my return l found her very
low. she had literally vomited herself
Almost to death and II took some days
to susst the trouble and restore b<r
i had also experienced the same
trouble. bat rot 50 Violently, and had
relieved n. each tine. By . resort to
nedieioe- ~ 80
-Bus ~ vife's secood attach sssis-
eed De that the use of co9ee vas AZ
the bsefso q ear troaaIes. aaA - we
stoppea = fsrsASith aAl 49, -
PostuD HOa Cs4e- TAs 80 ynD-
toms - aiseass aisapveArel - dur.
ing a. yenfs tAsf 90 hays Ssea
ssfaG R11esn fnsseoA e cuQes Oe
have ugvQs - reeurfeuee e u
vo1suno We nevxR veasy q Rsssun-
- vn1k1 - knUU - - - -
Aea,xA 61aD - . saoQss stMeUene
- eBs0~ HaDe Ufv9a ~ Roufua
CsDo0y. 0ua0s Cxs4. ma
- - Dtap nuuA m - -
Woov0n,- - 0<A -
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02
Death Of Bishop Joyce.

Minneapolis. Mimi. July 2s.-Metho-
dis, Episcopal Bishop Isaac W. Joyce
died at his home at 1:2o O'Clock Thurs
day morning as the result OF . cerebral
hemorrhaee and an attack OF paralysis
he sustained while deiis ering a sermon
at the Red Rock. Minnesota. camp
meeting. Sunday. July I'd
Bishop Joyce. who was sixfy-nine
years old. came to Minnesota six years
ago. Previous to that time he had
been presiding bishop Of the Metho-
dist missionary field work IN China
and Japan II IL said Of hin that he
has spoken in the cause Of religion IN
every civilised country Of the world
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02
NO MORE HEADACHE
GENERAL WEAKNESS AND fever
DISAPPEAR TOO. =
Bou . Woman Was Freed from Troubles
That Had Made LII. Wr~tsh~d fog
Many Nsars-


The immeiis,e caussS Of headaches
gary. but NEST Of them casns from pooi
or poisoned blood. In anan,ia the hlood
II scsunty or thin the nerves are iuper-
feetly nourished and pain Is the way in
which they express their weakness. In
colds the blood absorbs poison from the
mucous surfaces, and the poison irritates
ths nerves and produces pain Ia rheu-
matisrn. nialaria and the grip. the poison
In the bIood produces like discomfort. In
indigestion the gases from the impure
matter kept in the system Affect the
blood in the same way.
The ordinary heahache-cures at best
give only temporary relief. They dsaden
the pain bat do no. drive the poison oqt
Of the blood DIR. Williams Pink Pills
on the contrary thoroughly renew the
blood and the PAIN disappears perrua-
nently. Women Ia particular have found
these pills an unfaiiiny relief il head
aches caused by snemia-
Miss Stella Blocker recently said: '.Dr.
Williams Pink pills did me "a great deal
of good. had headache nearly all the
time. After had taken three boxes Of
these pills becam entirely well.''
Bow long had you suffered ?" ale
was asked.
For several years ] can't tell the
exact date when my Illness bsgau for 1t
came ON by slow degrees. had been
going down hill for many years"
Did you have any other ailmentsr"
a. was very weak and sometimes had
fever. Ny liver and kidneys were af-
fect>d as well ns my head. -
How did You come to take the rem
edy that eured your"
+" saw in n southern newspaper n
statfment Of some person who was cured
of n like trouble by DIR. Williams Pink
PIN. Ny physician hadn't done me any
good. - ! b1Lsht box OF these pills
After had taken one box felt ~ much
better that | kept on until l became en-
tirely we'll"
Miss Blocler's home is n, Leander,
Louisiana Drwillianrs P,nk Iriis are
sold by all druggists. Besides headache
they cure neuralgia. --iatiea. narvous
prostration. partial laEsily ais and rhea-
Eaatau.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02
lsrvs Assssa osv;esssa.

Eev York. Jolly 1S.-Industrtal divt
dends for August H. fnr aselasei snd
those yet to eoOe show . gain q ~
prsn1aafely e1.1es.ecs over those ee
Auguse . year -. tAe toeal fhts ysar
fsstlng ~ e1S.7leyS49. sccsraine 20
seAxAsetcs esapalea ~ tie y0u1n1 -
CsoDssee- n>s1 - . lnxue fnu1nG -
ffuo July. vhbeA - nnfufaA - tnoa
msueA - 1anunBy ere gfsaf 0sousR
- pesasoB hsr - euRpsssf1soA h
ysly - ysar - sSan1 DayD<sts U1s0
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02

over enc million acres of land IN tNs
rfufah Indian r~~ers alton Will be
thrVwn opsr for settlement August -sth
Rss1strstion begins August ist At Grand
Junction. Colorado. continuing TN August
u. Prom Denver. Colorado SPRING. or
Pueblo. the Colorado Niila-d j. the short
est route to Grand Junrti@n or r.-ervA-
tiou points Write 9 ~ Speers q y
A. Denver, for boa<lsI gixiIS lnforinA-
tion regarding land. rates. etc
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02
TEA

Schilling's Best is packed
in a way to keep it good a
long time; il is never loose.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02

rco not believe Pi-o's Cure FOR CONSUMPTION
hAs -quai for coughs and coid<-Jons y.
BorKs Trinity springs. Ind Feb. rs. iso.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02
More Flexible and lsstl,o.

~ont shAiSe out or blow a.ut. By using
Defiance Starch you obtain better re-
suits than possible with any other
0oo9y.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02

No man IL 40 Ievei-headed that he
can't get a hat to nj hin.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02

when two roie~ got married the re-
porter described the ceremony as
wooden wedding
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02

before n candidate places himself n
the hands % his political friends h
shoaid sew up his poe ksts.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02

Secrecy Is SAID % be Vie aicy OF ssf'-'
ing thing 70 only ons person a,'A
time. ftt = 'F
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02

NV pAge copyright book Asfvfre &c
Nieums Great Nhite PlaTue fTuhsrrtliosls n
br-- an humm~ll. go t.ih 81. Dsnysr. colo
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02

Occasionally a widow tries TO make
a hit by posing as a miss
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02

Most men are willing % admit that
honesty - the best Eolicy-for others
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02

wnt~ fss or xss-i-iss Boas. a. sShmins q
comp>ny. san Frsnsi-so
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02

ny. psstd Nesnesy'. rsvcrste n~-eay
UDv~ sd fiats frrrr
b~>r asr.As~a~a.@ T. Irg-s-1a-s. ~ ~ T.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02
TEA
The few top leaves of the
bosh and . knowing cook
made tea for the few; alas
Tor the manyl

n - easter 20 ts-seh sne average
- s~--t than IA - TO toucA hls
Ro0 0gepF 49, ony 80 egUDAA
o0uua -DU0nDsR oRnssA- 1A<F~ ~ npuD
- 0UuA = - GuanRy - 0unnuSy. n
oDsA - euunA ny = - - 0s0
- = ss:sss =: -: ~ :s s';: -, = . .--s
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02

This y hard werid growlea the
ehrorlc kIcksr- Tuat's what replied
the obs%rNant man. the only thing
which yeu can make Impression GA
1t is roE KS
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02
,nsls, on ce,tlno IL

Gome grocers say they don't keep
Defiance Starch. This n because they
have a stock on hand OF other brands
containing only IL or In = package.
which they won't be able 20 sell nrrt.
because Defiance contains i6 OF. for
the same money.
DO you want Is OF. instead Of IL or
for same money! Then buy Defiance
Starch. Requires no cooking.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02

Alice rushed In from the garden.
where she had been picking flowers.
she was badly stung by bee. and
was holding onto her finger and sob
bing, pitifuliy. oh. mamma" sho
cried. Il burned me on a bug
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-02

W Ar-t Aeyi- cy NJ ~-r~~
= s~.d fr~ rQGg - - sssri~ s-~ssi-A
- y y k1xNn. Led ssi Ar-h s<r-se fA44ss<lpkz ~
What diSconfsnted. dissatisfied
fnok Mrs. Fullerton has Well what
could you expect- she ,as a hf<ta n
vho gets her everything she wants
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-10
IRON FURNACES
Al Grand Rivers Reported Purchased
~ the Illinois Cent "a.

"Armmor that it /, impo--ibio
To either deny or confirm !, nov
agitating thcpcopIc Of Grand River.
and vicinity. says the Paducab
sun
1T is notknown who started tIie
rumor, hut it seems well founded
enough to justify lots OF people ID
believing it. The iron furnace.
were built Year. ago at Grand
Rivers hV Thoma. ". Lawson, oi
Frnlicd Finaur" fame, and ia,
little town ha. lived through several
buous.
according go report the Illinoi.
Central has bought the furnaces t.
operate and make iron solely Tor it.
own use. There Is plenty OF ore IL
that vicinity, and with the railroad
using H. unlimited iacilitic, 10 ge'
it. il j. believed that il could max.
iron cheaper than anyone else, and
cheaper than il can buy it.
The Grand Rivers furnace, were
only recently put m good shape and
run ior q time, but ,oon suspended
again They arr ,aid 10 h. among
the finest and most complete in the
country, the great difficulty having
hccn that the urc va, Inaccessible
4 report IN connection with
that tina, the llhnoi. Central ha.
bought The furnaces 10 operate for
il, own hrnrft j. that il will cstab.
li-h o rolling mill at Grand Rivcrs
which would make the dead it'll.
town one u the most impprtnn, IL
this section ul ID, state.
1, i. impo,,ihI. 10 find ou, how
much ;ruth there l. in the report
o. there !. No one here who know
anything about what the road ha'
done II o., furnace. have l.,l
purchased +, v1. Through uiiiri,l
mn IlL-ur.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-10
Mister and sislus Robbins

Mister nuI NI.u. l,rmir G,.,.
sm. mir m EuuNill, luduu,,.
,v,hu 'lsvr .,usiu .ku., lui
s,im pel.l tr % l.enupu,
which 'h,, will r,, m ,l1' Villas
Frla, uir. 'hu uN viii sHm
,lipy'., hon au ,uiu fuum up
ia, pip, co. Co., .ko,br WHIST nir
stu o. su. i.e ,kUi 1000 tuJ,,r
10, m 'h Egiruru u uhi,
,ilag saw when 'l E'lktuD-
g.' ju,o 'bNu lbc mu .gju, yu u
newer 'op. 100 th,y sii thru 100
uul TIw Aollar. ,usN ihe ei,'U
MID, H.,t. much %. Nj, uer
rl.mu ,ln.. ih, rNhim,iun W
that &. t hoap. ls ihr hnlJ thing is
e mar irum to- iiut kul, npu'
iill Il klu4- \ mll rehearsal vii
l. given urNi Monday might aw
Il /. luryi that 40 uhu have rr'm
t-,l to ,aky iari will d, on h'ud
II ,uu van, 10 hn an h,v , So
tins. kum an usat ~, Hlkiug.
Thu Rrrnmyni will 4. ptau,,'
h,r Nou,,, night. h,h s,h
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-10

rUluyah, ny. Aug >-fm ur,i
cat had II Curl,O ,ull miuvl by
thu E,ll Union coal and Juk, Co.,.
w. r,rivrd lN llarh Ery'h,r.
th, grain myrhlni- H ihi. .'',
tu.da, II, arrival "i 'hf- oln
hmt,l wal that hal' 70 ru'uv 49,,
va iI, hwri,, WI ur 'h, plant
~. aluug ilr Oh.u AMI Mississippi
rvr was thr chief ,opir vt lis.
c,,>,iun among tn commercial and
manufacturing clcmyn, NJ thr rlly.
m wal is riugularly purr, lvmf
almost rn,iply inv ium sulphur,
and hn. that CLASSY rbvnN hu, TIA,
indicate. ,o thu practical steam NJ
e. ,,Ist' heat unit. in plenty
Wa % delicate ,omplimcu, ,u
Mr. loln =, llarth, The snioi
mrmls't II llar,h llrp. in run-ign.
no the lin, AT Ia him PERSONAL,
Mr llutth ramv intn possession NJ
~, Iutlrw property .omr TIM,
w0u aro. and has added q hre,
nrur ~ Cal land. o. hi. otirina
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-10
S,reetBebOut

Tuesday morning o. IN u'rl,-.s
Nj. Elizabeth Narr- S,ro,t auU
Nr Levi, J.. lAiuu,. of lhi, city,
v.u u.,,l mmarr.ag 10 the Fir
Iap,,, church hy ,lr Re-, G,ors
W p,rpmau, 90, ,hl' grH,iur
NNw 'lr uur,ul- 'lr happy Iui
bn Ir Jacksonville, Fh. aul 9TH.
,r southern points na tuo v,rk.
bridal 'uur Returning ,h,y vi..
'.su k,,p,ug 'ru., 20 no, Nor
20. street Tl ruWul. vl. t
uw-'uu'iuu. morning wedding u
uu,,'u,.. NW vr. Witnessed b.
tIur huudr.l.u' ,-uud,
TW contracting plrtiy, 900.
Among De- w.' pumiwtt Young
l-,p., IT thc 10, and Nl,y the b..
ui.ha. It r,cr,l.-., "r their mmr
Happiness. Cultured. educated uIN.
high standard. AMI I...-,,d oI
unusual r6u,w,u'. tI, beautiful
,uuug bride i. au ideal Hwiurk
l.Jui, admir,l ll .vNl.sDy
- a. 1891. I'll H.. .. 49,.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-10
RE0PENING
Of the Famous Old Cur|ew Coal Mine
The First Car Load Of Coal Shipped From President
TyIer's Old Mine Since 1856
The Occasion Made Gala Day Among Miners and Residents
at Curew Mine Manager WezeII Receives COngrat
uations on His Superb COIIery

We, Kentucky d. wluI Though
out the country m DE- p,uIl
coal land-, and vet a' 900 point 800
the entire coal Bearing measure, OF
tha, part Of the State r lhr, So
magnificent and ,Nlmpl, of the
black diamonds ~ 81 ihr ,ur.,U
property q mil, or two north 81
DcKoyru pn thr Illinois Central
railroad
A. hi. point th, elements the
mud and the weather havr lci' m.
touched the wonderful Numirr II
and ~ veins 81 rauncl coal, which
remain ~ they W,I, when 'hr for.
nation vs. cunp,,i,J 81 around
iu nearly Every direction Irr rpl.
h,nc- but TIM. thr -p,i.,r h1-
lryclrl their higher ground carrying
the, prrl,S- caunrl veins, ,ud the
Curlcv alone wu suppl, 'hr r"al
that boo the early -iNti,. l",1mr
hmuu. from Louisville 60 New
Orl,au-
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-10
SAFE Construction

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Whu ,l,..gn,,l The new addition
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lone.