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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-27

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propone Sc hsgan transferencias de
otras partidas. El Conceio acuerds
que pase una comisi6n para que exa-
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AIcaIde que no hsga en- 10 suCesiVo
gssto aIg1no en- partidss del presu-
puesto que est6n sgot8das sin pY6yie
8pro bRci6n del COncejo.
Sc dc Iectura 6 varias solicitudes de-
Las que unas son aprObadas y otras n6.
Be acuerda sOlicitar deI Alcslde que
presente ca Is pr6xima session ell pro.
Yecto de presupuestO para el pr6xim0
aflO y se di6 pOr terminada Is session.
-EI Microbes pr61imo estrens.
rd en- la plaza principal b banda de Ia
policfs insular an sruso e1wo Steps
titulado Sci Autom6viLS que tiene
parte del tango de dicho nombre.
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New York, Mario 27, 2 i. nj,
Dicen de Extreme Oriente que se
prepaFan ambos ei6Fcitos para una
gran batalla ceEca de Harbin.
Los Japoneses avanzan para tomar
la ofensiva. Los rusos disuonen de lin
fuerte ej6FcitO, con un refuerzo de
10000 hombres de tfOpa fFesca.
Tambi6n han lIegadl a Vladivos-
took numerOSos refuerzos
T6mese un formidable ataque de
los japoneses.
Informan de Santo Domingo que
ha estallado allf una revoluci6n con
ira 81 gobierno d6 Morales.
Toda la Liuea NOroeste, Azua y
San Francisco de Maeorfs estan en-
armas contra 81 general Morales.
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information
IIIlpOriaDio.

J, DEsDE A YER EAlPEzO eLA 60.
Rl kSPC PCNDENCTAs a pTTRT IN a 5
!. " III. 1E2SLO s OFFICIAL DE Las T.F-
. Es5 ggIADAS EN Ell ULTTMO
PERIODO IlEGTgT, Two 4 = =
LLAMAMOg HArTA EsTA M
54SdA I4S1dc14s Ia 81 e llE5NCl0N DE LAS
Sc Ell ASuNTCl. -
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Ell cTNTuRoN ELECTRIcO MAS


Q FUERTE EN- Ell MUND0.
Con la Intenci6n de hacer conocer e intro
ducir nuestrO cintur0n electr1co q CROWN
en- los lugares donde no esta aun conocldos
queremos mandar unO cualquter persona
que 10 necesite, absolutamente gratis. ESQ
es un ofrectmiento honestos heeho por una
firma segura y honrada.
81 Vd. ha perdid0 la Vitalidad Sc slente
abatido desalentado; debil y nerv1osoi 81
le agobia una ye5e2 prematuras Ell ytgor ue
"a tuventud est6 perdida :; 81 padeee de doIo-
res en- las espaldas, perdida de la virlndaqs
INDIGESTION VaricOcela ~ este cansao de
pagar dinero los medieos sin eneontTar ALI
vic, puede Vd. ser curado con el cinGuron.
electrico CROWN.D y
Sabemos que nuestr0 cinturon puede eas
mario, Que Fd. despues de curado 10 re-
cornendara 8 otros enfernos, y que de este
modo queoaremos indemnizados dc nuestro
10 QUE Sc DICE
Su cintur6n me ha curaIlo de la Debilidads
de la VaFicocela Y de la enfermedad de Ner-
Vios, nor la cura de las cuales habfa en- yano
consultado I'm gran m0mero de me0icoss
hasta Greer mis- enfermedades 1neurabless
Por fin Ia ProYidencia me mand6 su cinturon
eIectrico con c1Iyo uso obtuve Ia cuFacious
JOSE CAMPRA, C1udad de Mexico.
CsTTMPIIREMOS CON LO QUE DECTs
MOS. - Cortad este Rviso, mandadnoslo con
STl nombre direction UM PESO americana
para gastos de transporte, mandaremos q
Vd el eintur6n electricot CROWN.N
CROWN ELECTRO MEDICAL CO.
! 2O4 Beard Bldg, New York, 2. Y. A.
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100000 Dc IadIi!!a 5.

Sc sOIiOitan prOpOsiciones de Con-
nignataFios y AGentea de 1uques para
al traapOrte de 200, 600 de- ladTltIoa de
Ponce & San Juan y do PoL cs ie He.
bana. Para nn6s informee. diFigirse &
va CompAdfa AgFfcola lnduatrial de
Ponce,
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del quebradO CuyO nOmbFe quedR aFFl-
bs CCnsignadO:
Sc les notiica por u pFesente que Ia
propiedad inmueble constitufda por Ian
fincas del quebrkdo "a mencicnado.
ser6 vendida bsj ID direction de don
Aleiandro GAos depositario On Patb7i-
ca SubGstG. per ell almonedero I 6blico
Francisco M. Turuly, en- la parada 10.
SanturCe. municipio de San Juan. ell
dia 4 del pr6ximo mes de abril 1906, &
les 2 de lR tRrde del mismo.
La siguiente. es una deaCripc6n ga.
neral de dichR propiedad. On lote ca
Santurce, en- 81 ladO Norte de II carre-
terra. central militaT. ceTcA del puen
te de San Antonio, teniendO un frente
de 43 5 IS vaFaa equivalents & 373 me-
tros, s seq desde ID parte de Afuera de
Ia palma de COCO, comprendida ID pal
ma, hasta una estACR de aImscigo. y 81
mismo n6meFo de- Ysras, de fondO,
colindante toda u fnca pOr N1rte 8
fondo. con ls lsguna del Condado;
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FL ACEITE DE HlGADO De BACALAO
q un IIEnIeIL- nIENI0 PREeI0SO

da touaHo or usaina
dhEad
ohaah
iomasc las pueden
aOmaizada Onvsnemnte hni de
e Glory sah
bor las
Vino
principles ga pbado
hombr cenh6cos que medicinal
mednas fOs hoy
E
d emsa
E
nhiero)en h
eI
Blao ienol tO las vs
tornado Fbsndoo
mAaameso uas
on Aa1e qut pr9ayaao nu5aaa
e Boticas -
FREDERICK STEARNS CIAS 81
oumicOs FarmactudeOs -
DETROIT. MICH. e. Y. a.
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SEMPER.
Ia TGnunGIa del Director de- Ca
rIddd.
Parece que no quiere presentarIa
aunque Sc Ia han pedido.

Sc aseguFa que d senoF Crosas
ha pedid0 hoy la renuncia al Di-
rector de Carload.
Y Sc asegura tambi6n que este
ha contestado que no la presenta.
Veremos ahora quien tiene mas
autoridad, y poder, 81 el represen-
tante de la prensa asociada que ha
pFobado ser ingrato amigo de Puer-
to Rico, 8 81 gobierno de Ia isIa.
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por el Sur 8 frente. poF Ii cArretera;
por el Este 8 derecha, y Oeste izquier-
de, terrenoslde den Eleuterio Gim6nez
Aponte y don jose Maria Eduardo FL.
Querss y Gim9aez,
Dicho Iote contiene enclavadas dos
casas, la una de dos pi 90 y la otra de
an piso. El ediicio de dos pisos, es
una casa construida CON o sigue:
El primer piso estk b ClO de mate
rial 8 sea de ladrillo: el segundO piso
es de MADEIRA, techads de hierro gaIYa-
nizalo; 81 frente de ellis estk dispueato
para tienda. con habitaciones en- ID
parte interior.
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Subasta pdbIica.

El martes 4 del pr6ximo mes de
abril de 1905 & Ias 3 de la tarde. Sc re-
mAtarsn. por cuenta de quien CORES
panda frente & la carretera de eMi-
ramars, parada 10. Santurce.
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DE
LOS ESTADOS INIDOS PA
RA PUERTO RICO.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
BRYAN CALLS ON
THE PRESIDENT
APPROVES or 200SEVELT'S
RAILROAD MEASURES
Nebraskan Has Extended Interview
With Chief Executive at Wash.
ington-Thinks Income Tax
Can Be Established
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-William }.
Bryan called on President Roosevelt at
the White House today. He was cor
daily greeted by Mr.. Roosevelt, as well
as by a number of Republican sena-
tors and representatives, who happened
to be in the executive office at the
time of his visit.
Mr.. Bryan was ushered into the cab
met room, which was filled with peo-
pie The president was engaged in an
adjoining room with Senator Proctor
but as soon as he learned that the
noted Democrat was in the cabinet
room, went to him and grasped his
hand cordially.
"Come in here" said the president,
who piloted Mr.. Bryan into his private
room. where they were Joined by
Former Senator Jones of Arkansas
and remained for five or ten minutes
At the conclusion of the interview
Mr.. Bryan said to the newspaper rep
resentatives that his talk with the
president had been cordial and salts
factory and that they had discussed
several matters.
Approves Railway Legislation
"It was pleasure to commend his
attitude on some things" said Mr..
Bryan.
mot on all things then" he was
asked.
mo. of course not" said Mr.. Bryan.
II believe in speaking well of any pol
icy that is good, regardless Of what
party is supporting it. I have often
been accused of being a Populist mere
ly because 1 have given my support
to some things advocated by that par
ty.
II suppose / will now be accused
OF being a Republican because agree
with President Roosevelt's views on
some things. think the president is
Enthusiastically right in his demands in
regard to railroad legislation and 1
told him so. L also think Mr.. Garfield
Of the bureau of corporations is right
in recommending that corporations be
required to take out federal licenses. I
likewise believe in an income tax and
hope to see 1t brought about"
"How can it be brought about?"
"By a constitutional amendment"
Mr.. Bryan suggested.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
Annual Meeting

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders OF the Fidelity Savings and Loan
Association will be held at the office Of the
association. No. 1876 South Broadway, Los
Angeles. California, on Thursday, January
26th, 1905. at o'clock In the afternoon.
Tor the purpose Of electing q board OF d.
rectors and for tina transaction OF such
other business may properly come before
the meeting. BY order.
''0 c. q. BoYNToN. President.
q. II, WADLEIGH. Secretary.
Los Angeles. California. January IL, 1905
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
MATRIMONIAL

SMITH & co. MARRIAGE CLUB-MANY
members of wealth to select from. Honest
methods We have over 800 members You
are invited to attend our socials Sunday or
Thursday evening and get acquainted with
our plans. Send &c in one-cent stamps for
the paper and cost. 42S1s so. SPRING ST,
Room %.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
Injured Artist sueeumbs

By Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. 21.-Robert Brough.
the artist, who was injured in the rail-
road accident on the Midland railroad
near Barnsley Thursday morning, died
today in a hospital at Sheffield.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

One of the recent incidents of the Welsh
religious revival was the ceremonious crema-
ton Of a ball by the members of the Abera-
men Foot Ball club. TO show that they were
done with such friYolities as football Eames
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

FOR sALE-NEw AND SECOND HAND
pianos, including such well-known make. g
ana other high grades. We are also agent.
for the CecllIan-''the perfect plano playAr."
GEO, J. BIRKEL CO..
e1-SN So spring e.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
MINING AND AssAYlNa

N~~~~~~-~~~~~---~>-<>--~-
FOR sALE-FREB MILLING GOLD MINES.
near by, Wood. water good bargain BON
SOC, Herald office.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
BROKERS

R. w. FOINDExTER, BROKER. 400 Will
coz Buildlnn, deals In stocks bonds mort
cages. First class securities only. II you
want TO lend or borrow money or transact
call on or write 20 me. Highest refer
eness given.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
ATToRNEYs.AT.LAw

DIVORCE LAW A SPECIALITY; ADVICE
Tree. NO Zee without success or In advance.
Call or write G. W. COOK. B21 Stimson
block, corner Third and Spring. Open every
evening.
DIVORCE LAWs-ADvIcE FREE; NO FEE
without success; private. ]. II. SMITH, ia
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
UMBRELLAS AND GLOVE MAKERS

sAcRiFIcE SALE AT y PRICE ron 30
days only. Fine umbrellas gold, silver.
pearl and ivory handles Big assortment.
Umbrellas recovered. 621 S. MAIN.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
coNrRAcToRs AND suILpsRs

DO you WANT "A HOUSE OR COTTAGE
built OF the best material and honest
labor at the lowest possible hgure. cash
or terms2 1t Will nay you to see our
work Plans and prices. or We make
plans to suit you. H. @. WOODWARD q
CO., 6291s South Broadway. 1919 tele-
phone.
DON'T WORRY, I WILL DO YOUR BUILD
ing on close margins. GEO. NJ EASTON,
Building Contractor, 107 West Tth st. Home
phone S25y.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
FoR RsNr
Furnished Flats

FOR $40 YOU CAN RENT THREE ROOMS.
completely furnished for housekeeping
new gas range, bath, phonej close IN
ssf 81 FIGUEROA. Also 204 N FIRE
MONT.
FOR RENT-FGVE-R ROOM, NICELY FUR
nished nat, gas stove, instantaneous heater
rent Reasonable. 912 w. NINTH ST.
FOR sALE-FURNITURE OF ARooM
nat, almost new rent s1s Call at $40 WALL
gT
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
Furniture
G o l. Y E A r. s
Furniture Neyys.

At last our cars of furniture direct from
the eastern factories have arrived, and we
shall be prepared to show you some of the
greatest bargains in furniture on Monday
that have ever been offered
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
LocksMITHs

K. sTRoMEE, EXPERT LoCKsMITH. 9Os
WEST SIXTH. Tool grinding. saw ding
Home 6150 Main 1137.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

We have been exceedingly busy the past
week, owing to the fact that we carry
such a large assortment of goods and at
prices that
DEFY COMPETITION
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
INvESTM ENTS

INVESTMENTS
PER CENT NET INTEREST,
payable semi annually on our paid-up GER
tiicates: nothing better in the market; uni
form satisfaction given for eight years past
safe as government bonds; secured by de-
posit OF first mortgages with trustee; in
vestisate, Write for booklet ana nrormanon 1T97 Ion
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. w. G. Blewett,
secretary, 1O1 NJ Broadway, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
GOVERNMENT LAND

LANDS-wE HAVE DIS
covered. through our representative. tract
entry; these lands are not over lib miles
from Los Angeles; the soil Is rich. with
plenty of water close to the surface; growing
town on the railroad. within few miles of
the land. II you want 1s0 acres under home
stead act, come in at once or write at once.
MOODY & CO.,
S11-S12 Mason Opera House.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

NINE. lie PIERRo-
The celebrated successful palmist
and psychic life reader.
Born with double veil
and second sight,
may be consulted on all affairs.
All hidden mystery revealed.
ga s. HILL ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

What's the use of you paying two prices
for furniture when you can come to us
and save rs to so per cent? We are an
old established and reliable firm and mean
what we say. If you don't believe It, come
and be convinced.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22
PALMIsTs AND MEDIUMS

HAVE YOUR HANDS HONESTLY READ
by the celebrated and skilfu scientific
palmist, Prof. Althouse. pronounced by the
best intelects as the FINEST reader OF
HANDS IN THIS COUNTRY. He read the
hands OF ELLA WHEELER WILCOX; also
70. II, SOTHERN. who says: "Your read
inss coincide with Cheiro's;" also read
ADMIRAL SCHLEY, SENATORS CLARK
AND PBTTIGREW. Gov Pardee, sousa,
Modieska Madame Gadski, Rose Melville
Edison. Hobson, Frederick Warde. Kath-
ryn Kidder, Maxine Elliott, Ellen Yaw
Anna Held, Josef Hoffman. High class
patronage solicited. Those capable Of ap-
preciating the superior qualities Of fine
reader. Reading strictly confidential
Daily and evenings 423 s. BROADWAY.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

= Colyear's will sell you goods for cash
or easy payments at the most favorable
terms that you have ever known.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-22

MRS. SANFORD JOHNSON, INDEPENDENT
slate writing medium, has moved into a pri
vate fiat at 124 s. Olive street Will be
pleased to see all friends and patrons Cir
cles Tuesday, Friday, p. M, 25t; readings
daily. Phone. Sunset, BLACK 4525; HOME
PHONE 1910
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
CROOKED CREEK.

ruy,r meeting NJ. attended lrrc
sunday night,
llsmp Wolf and family, II -.
Charl,.. sPni Christmas with
irirnd. hen.
Walter Thurman and family ~.
tr,l ~ Rutklov family n piuck,
u,lvill, sunday
>lm lluehys, VI Ma,,vDu, pas,,d
through hen saturday ynrW,, tn
~. Charlie,
u. /. Thurman .prm >uula,
with & " NthaN
Will Stout. " ~ loni.. Mo,
.pm Christina. with hi. father,
William Stout. VI ilii. rls''
Tie uisWil' tri'laN night 10 VI.
\. furl vas ruip,,l lN ~
Ju.. Mup II Missouri, Ni.ilvI
HI. father la, Nvk
Ni.s IVA lluwlaud visited uat
yh.nsl I'LL last Uy,k
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

Mi..v. Maud AMI CarrW Till W..
itui Miss lu.w fupl hsi w,vk
T.. II hl.- Ny, that h, ln.
-hipIsd lllgh.S,ylc :" the We,
vhcu hu will l., plar,l ly Mc,sr.
T.. u, Shvk. aud Hugh h,l.- on
lhr hrm they haw purchased Mr..
nrlsc .ay. lha, lligh.Slylc ha. the
RICH, name aui b. !, worth slnN
although h. was sid ior san.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
Notice

Nuiic !. hereby given In thu pub.
lic that one Ahmham J Perry j.
not our agcnl nor !, BE- authorized
t. I'll timlv.r nor To- rullryi money
therefor. nor {" ari for u. IN any
rauyiiy whatever %. agent ur 9TH.
cr,i-, either IN Livingston ~ Crit.
i,ud,u vuuti,. ur yl@rWhyr.
Lots u'nmtN.
Il, Tie. ~ Hriyn andl II luuk.
Cmud Rapid, Mrh
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
Notice

MI that an ewing M, "u uld
aovnl. AMI uu,c- will pleas, ,Umr
rund and .ytilr with me vs. | am
uv,liue the mou,y Pleas help
uy 70. hyllVd you
2G.g l.. l.. rUWr, lrNa., Nv.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

Rev. 7. G.. Carter and wife called
at thi, Office Tuesday.
Miss Ada IIarrig, Of Madison
Vile, called at this office Tuesday.
Mr.. r II Gossom and wife,
Of Morganfcld, were in the city
Sunday.
Jane, Pierce and wife, OF Nuns
fordsyillc, registered at the New
Marion last week.
Mis-, Cora Dollins. Of Livingston
county, visited her sister Mr-tJ.
" Campbell, last week.
G. NJ. Swishcr and wife and y
J Hubbard and wife were pleasant
callers at TIL, office Tuesday.
X o. Gresham and j II.
Walker Of Salem, started the new
year right ly spending the day in
thccity.
Claude Kidd and Vim. Kicbcr,
Of Evansville, left here Monday for
Louisville where they are attending
medical college.
Mrs. l.. II. Mayc-. Of Caldwell
county, returned home Sunday after
spending the holiday, with her
mother. Mrs, &. VI. Russell. or this
city.
T.. II. Sacck- and wife. oi Mem
phi,, and Hugh Dcboc and wife. Of
licc Bee. hrk.. VII" -pu; the ho!i-
LAY. here. lcn "Wednesday for
Bee Bee, Ark.
\. ID. Nor came Monday from
Morguuiicld summoned hy the
scri"u, Illness II hi- daughter, Mrs..
Gcorgc Wall. II Governor street.
Evansville Courier.
l.n-T-PUkct time luok ni Hodge
mine. Icy Tom Meredith. foreman.
List between lIodg- mine aud Mar
ion, hy way of Crayncyillc. Return
Ia ny. Fuor Spar Co., Marion.
ny.
lNO laughs IN l>O minutes. Mr..
nj Il Whclan and Mis- Maudc
Phclp- IN the sensational cumcty
DIANA Weary Willie Walker.
You'll laugh-you'll cry-you'll
-cram. "Wednesday evening, Jan.
A. II. Pricc. BE. a.ir and AZ. SEAT,
IN sale a Gill-ri ~ IIirklin'. gro
rry
Mr.. T.. T.. Cuok. VIII" ha, lccn
With thu Jake Mrr,lcrman GrVrry
cnHmuy ior the pa-t eighteen
months, has Unsigned rlIviiN, to-
day. and will on the fifteenth ac-
ccp, new psi in the city. Mr.
CuOk. many friends will wish him
! .ucc-. in hi new pla,r -paducah
sun.
Mr.. Cunk j. former r-idcnt NJ
this city and swell known Though.
uui thu c,unty
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
LOCAL BREvITlES.
K. J. Morris, Dentist, Marion.


tiari'' Oro"e' ""' ''''' '"'u'''S
van "'l '''c 1T" nri'' ""o'''''''S'
'"'" noa/' {" py'u''u'R' was
=. thompson "' surge was
u ''' city '''''''l
''o'' ~ = 'u''H, '' "'''"'''''
WIZ j" '''' '''9 '''''''N
Miss America Woodbridge Is Wis
'""R ''''''''' Ut ''"'R'
t. g. Henry oi Dixon, attended
the banquet Saturday night
) j. Champion ~" "i Living
sion county was here sunday
DR.. f.. i Morri. spent Christmas
with h' mother at n'nl'"n.
" " Lamb. Of Rodney. raised
a tail stalk # corn-li - ic,t.
II. &. Rice. of FrcIoua. attend
ed the Commercial club banquet
Al nm. p.. ., l.,
wr-k WHITING iriumtl. a. Hartford
~
til, ,,:,l ,....
-ton county. wa. ln the city sun.
day
- a..
FNm ,i.i,nI nlnti,c. q, Nclo la.t
week.
.,,,,.
or. hmil, At Pmyidcnc, last
wcrk
Al p.r,t.Jt..,.,.
town h.t week ,nmutc to HALL.
Tenn.
III - 900, .-,L
IN IA, civ visiting bi. father and
mother.
III; pl-. v.l,,.... .u.,J.
ing her vacation at hcr home ia
Providence
NJ. X,u;, ii...,..r ID, man, SIR.
idan. yi.iim Mi, ILriic Chii,cud,u
lat week.
, a w,,liu,, q. ar, lIol
rhcuunl,,m q, be- home "u fa.t
Isll,illc .ipd.
Nj. r.,,I HIM. ofrb,rl,.,on
Mo, visited ~ Mr &. \ J. Tay.
lor'- la, week.
Ni.. w,l,6,ld. .fT,,s.. d. IN,
,,,,-, ,i her sr,rdmo,h,r Nr. e.
\ + Tayl"r
,r,,u.,tu,,l pr sbi,,l vii
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E,., hrut Sir,i
n NJ Will.ru +. AL, m ia. nu
,r,, "a, v,,l'. confinement or
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

Few BARRIERS any where can excel
Woodbridge Il Metz Let them do
your work
Richie Pickcns, OF Norris City,
H., spent Christmas with his par
ents here.
II J. Schcuing and wife Of the
Illinois Central railroad were in the
city Saturday
The editor and wife spent Christ
ma. holiday. with relatives in Liv-
ing-ton county
Mr., Morc Williams left We'd
ncsday for Princeton, Ind. to he
the guest Of relatives
viii 6 Hammond, Of Chicago,
visited hi, father, G. G. Hammond
during the holiday.
Mis- Elsie White, Of Sturgi,, re-
turned home Wcdnc.dayaficr visit
ing Mis- Subic Murphy
When in the city do not fail to
call ON Woodbridge ~ Metz to have
your barber work done
Get nice hair cut and shave Al
Woodbridge n Metz. barber shop,
first door west Of post Office.
Mrs.. Grant Bugg arrived ycstcr-
day g." hc tie guest 81 her parents
Rev. and Mr.. j :. Henry
Mi,. Ncllr Williams, of Proyi-
dcncc. Wa. the guest oi her sister
Mr.. T.. &. Moorr thi, week.
The young people Of tie town
were delightfully."- entertained ut til,
home If Judgc Henry Cook
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

Albert Likens, OF CarrSvillc, was
in town Monday.
Sam Cruce an old and respected
negro died Wednesday.
Mrs y + Moore went to Repton
Wednesday to see relatives.
Frank sumr.ryill, Of Nation.
,,oy.l - u,c c;,y Tuesday
~ & o'Hrvon ., poducoh.
.ncnt Christina. doy in fine city
If relative. %, rro.lopi, mi. week
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iiiH' ki"r'! pant saturday and
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Scc John sutherland o. Jefferson
in Dice Of Death at the Opera
lIou~o saturday night.
Mc-sr ] II u llas-'. and \,
II farris, 81 Salem, attended th,
banquet saturday night
Nc..r Nm. BARNETT and pr. T.
II Clement. Of Tolu, attended the
banquet saturday night.
Jerry paugh,rcy. Of Ford. Ferry.
ha, moved into the Mr.. Porter
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Col. !. II Whcatcrnit, Of Wheat
croft, attended the Commercial
Club banquet Saturday night
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col. y. G. Roberts, Of Golconda,
-pcnt the holiday. here and attend.
cd the Commercial Club banquet.
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week.
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