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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-10-04
Army Posts Destroyed.
CHECK FOR DOWIE'S CHOIR
T. G. Simmons of Kenosha Gives 500
to Zion Organization to Express
Appreciation

WAUKEGAN, ILL.,, Sept. 29.-[Spe-
cial, Conductor John Thomas of Zion
choir is much pleased by receipt of a
letter and check for 800 from Il. G..
Simmons of Kenosha. He wrote in part:
>Zion choir has given me much pleasure
a good many times and | am glad to
show to some degree my appreciation.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-10-04

enough to allow wire to slip In. Put
handle on the other end and then with
stick at right angles to post and wire
next to post twist as tight as wanted.
Any wire can be broken with this de-
vice and you don't have to have any
thing to fasten stretcher Tex
change.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-10-04
Clover HAY.

Under favorable circumstances four
tons Of clover hay should be taken
from an acre Some farmers report as
many as five tons, but such yields are
not often obtained. The use Of potash,
lime and manure will accomplish much
with clover. Many farmers are salts
fed with two tons per acre, but the
object should be to make the land pro-
duce more every year.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-10-04
DIES ON THE GALLOWS.
Canadian Murderer Brought to Justice
by Indians-Burned Victims
Body.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Sept. 30
Charles King was hanged today at Ed
monitor, Alberta, for the murder last
September at Lesser Slave lake of Ed
ward Haywood, young prospector, who
came to western Canada from North
Mundham, Sussex county, England. The
body of the murdered man was burned
in a camp fire by the murderer, but with
the aid OF Indians the mounted police
traced the crime to King.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-10-04
WOMAN AUTOIST IS
HELD FOR KILLING.
Wife of Rich Man Must Stand Trial on
Charge of Staying an Aged
Man

CLEVELAND, O., Sept 29.-Edith
M. Bailey, the wife of A. H. Bailey, the
millionaire vice president of the Bailey
Wall Paper company, was bound over to
the grand jury by Judge Whelan on the
charge of manslaughter. Six weeks ago,
while operating an automobile, she ran
over Joseph Broestle, an old man, in
Jurlng him so that he died week later
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-10-04
Shelter the Youngsters.

If the calf is allowed to run out OF
doors in the summer it must have
good shelter from the hot sunshine and
flies. It will not cost much to build a
little house for this purpose. 1t will
pay good interest on the investment.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-10-04
MILWAUKEE, HAY MARKET.

Timothy-Firm on choice; low grades;
weak; carlots, choice timothy, 10.75@11. 90;
80 0odo fn TN nS nooo9lo2o; NO; {lmo[ my
S.25
Prairie hay steady; choice Kansas, 1025@
1880; No. 1 Kansas, 9.O0Q975; No. ?, 1000
Straw, steady; rye, 7.OO@7 50; oats $50;
wheat, 5.25@55O; packing hay, 6.25Q6.oO.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-10-04
AFTER HARVESTER TRUST
Ohio Attorney General Will Investigate
and Resort to Ousting if Remedy
Is Needed

COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 29.-Attorney
General Ellis is going TO investigate the
harvester trust in Ohio and if he finds
that it is violating the Ohio antitrust
law. be will GUST it from the state.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-10-04

or estimate the area Of land that the
manure will probably cover, Do not
waste the man ure by spreading it over
too much space. A small plot that is
well MANFRED will give larger proper
tomato crops, and at "a lower cost, than
a large field that is MANFRED INSULT
GENTLY. Homeopathic doses Of manure
do not give good results. Concentrate
your manure On the least space poss4<
BILE for a fair return
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-10-04
MORE INDICTMENTS
IN THE COTTON LEAK.
Federal Grand Jury Returns True Bills
Against Those Involved in
the Scandal.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 2.-The
federal grand jury today reported new
indictments in the cotton crop report
leakage case against Edwin S. Holmes,
Jr., former assistant state statistician of
the agricultural department, Frederick
A. Peckham and Moses Haas of New
York. They cover the same grounds as
the other indictments, but are believed
to be more specific and have been pre-
pared with greater care.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-10-04

Homemade Wire Stretcher.
Take round stick 21a feet long and
21a Or inches in diameter. Make
opening in end 6 inches long and large
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-10-04

hinged to back of scraper with bottom
2 inches above lower edge Of scraper.
Iron, D, is 1 1a-inch wagon tire and has
half twist at x, x.-Chancey Avery, in
Ohio Farmer
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1905-10-04
Spreading Manure.

Calculate the amount Of manure on
hand and estimate the expected
amount next spring. Then measure off
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17
LEVlAS.

Gcorgc Foster and JJmr, II
Moor, the stock men. Vcr here
trading last week.
&. W. Conycr and ! l.. Settle,
went 10 Tolu Tuesday I'M % trading
expedition.
frcl Binklry went Ia Hardc,,y
Thursday
Jasper Franklin ha. .,t up hi,
rru.hcr At home and now grind,
iuod iDr hi, stock
Mis- clara Tot Garter entered
Marion TRADED School Monday
having taught successful ,yhool
At Sloan TIN, year.
Dr. !. Anthony Davidson. Ut
lnuisyill, Medical School, visited
her Suuda, aud Monday
] T. Davidson, ~, went 'u
Marion sunday rgdy nr lhy you.
ycu,ion Monday
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17
TO 60 LIKE CYCLONE.
PARTISAN CLAIMS 500 KNOTS AN
HOUR FOR NEW BOAT.
Craft Patented by Him Shaped Liz,
a Sugar Loaf and Propelled by
Suction-MRxim Not San
Euine over Vessel.

Paris Five hundred knots an hour
is the speed which NJ Andre Gambin
Par. inventor. claims will be attain,
by boat which he has patented. but not
YET built
" Gambln appropriately cAlh -
invention the TyphoOnoid. and stAt,,
that the time Is not far distant wh,.
people viii be able to breakfast 10 Lou
GOn aud dine In New YORK
By means VI a vater-Hucklng con,
placed 10 front OF the ship. a vacuum IL,
created and the vessel In drawn forward
10y pneumatic suction
Il nirs A. IL we're. through vacuum
a. iet,ofs do through the postal pu,4
matte tubes The vessel will Be shape.
something HE Atwollen sugar loaf. At,
Will he partially or totally under ~Ate,
when travelling The inventor bases b {.
hopcs 90 the achievements ofAwortlt.
model
The principle 10 workable. and lh,
snip would 50. declared slf Hlrau.
MAE. 'ua pftTs representative bur 81
90 Scut NOR, than i've miles al hour }
should b. surprised
Merely 90 double the speed oistu...
ut4Ls Lat tAs ,tsft. Wt.i strike tNf,,
A. many tons Of wafer IN a minute all
Niil sI1hs zach tOu twice A. hAId
Consequently four times the eusfg
q required 10 drive the ship over give.
distance ~ the double speed. and a. lh,
engines have oHly half a. much time 4,
gonsfats toaT times A. much poser. th,,
~oald have " b. slsht times - po.,t
tui
oeos Upoa . Tine oostinusd 81
Hiram. Itnsly. 4 mad, = litil, sst
~hSoA claimed you'd Be- sbou, t,ie,
- sd~cti's - other guns Il "a
Later. . nah Who hal never msds . Iua
10 hs lfs ooastrOc,sd . very iArs, on.
usiAs no nArhlnsry sicsp, . iypsvrit,'
Ths m~n not b~inI troubled BY an,
nAtAsnAaisi Avs sAid his run a.
1900 tlnes - elective 40 my eur n
Ss not Thn " ny NOR.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17

\ sweet LITTLE laINia. Fm, imm
,hi. world ,u o. l,,,,r land called
Heaven rhy hah AupI visited
the hum. %, Jharl., aud Maliud5
Dalton, taking th,ir only little earl
llilda Aguc. Dalton She wa, Iom
April Is. 1905, anil dipl January
~, 1905 She wa. laid Ia ~, In
The nunns Spring gnw ward
Little llilda wa. swvt and ru.l
ium The time she ub. l.rn until
death
She had % .milr lur ,urylusly
that spoke To- her, and alua,. liked
everyone. The last sweet .u,l,
that they aw comr over her H,,l,
hcc, va. the nigh, l-for .hr di,,l
She saw her little doll aud smiled
and took Il IN her li,,h arms,
was laid To rs, with her.
She leave. father and mother and
two little brother. ,o mourn h.,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17
TRAOEWATER.

G. " Allen and l.. T.. smith
delivered q load of tobacco 10 Mar
ion last Friday
Irwin Travis and family visited at
Harvey Travis last week
Mrs Laura Orr. who na, hru
sick for several weeks /, ina
proving
Mr. Dolly Walker is Spudiug
several days with her son. Charity
Walker
Mr.. Stately, of blackboard, visit
ed her father, ] K Bran,lcy, sat.
urday and Sunday
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17
FRIENDS M SPITE or WAR
Den Tsrsuehi. Jspshs.. ninist. %
VA and Kurop.tsin EIehsnE,
swords on Nv, % Combat

TOXIC Al Interesting si0ry o, ~.
Trsal stfuEris 81 arms between JspI
Itd Russia nss 10 Ions sstAbiist,
psfsnnal ffisndship hstvssn Osn rsfsu.
rhi miuittsf Of sH - Japan AID Gen
KuopAtsiu. and ~ 'I,hAnss o. t~urd,
a. prsssnU hstsssn no too on tie .,'
% The ar
kufopattin lnd 1'farrhIm,t Iu Par,
o. yesr aGu r'su@h. Thea major
sss military sitsst' fpt no japanese .
biina % The lfsheh capital ard kurl.
gatitu q MAJOR Fsrsfa 81 thai time
seat 'o Frame tY ntssfts TIE mi.Ifa-t
mansltsp TIE tvH coolers me- ht,t
UncaI., Ane ttsfs 'Ula sprAng 20 t,
tsssn them fssil8F - warn ffisrt
'aip ard rsgard The, parted Iu psr'
aud dc not meet until kurupatt tsu,
10 Japan lAst ,saf The iApss ~ ,tar,
IA tfulGht inrfeassd rAlk ard cahIus
uuriiuio. 'or both snd thslt r,uniou
49, a. IuisfsttiuF one
Events ssfs itsu moving HspI 10,
i.sara ar but tts fuptufs hal ro.
come aud zoe tvo minister met 40
'fisn.' art freely enjoyed the 'surlpr
When kuropailih "a, about tu Isa,s
Japan Tor home rsrsust pfsssut.# Mn
9TH lapanrss t~0tc az Oh blade
% Go fnsst .oft msfship srd stiiar
InisfesurF hiftofy
When hs reached ~ Pttsrbgrr Ku
fupAttIu save o. uf.sf fof To- manu-
fariufs ~ Wussiar svurd fur hIs frsuf
Tsts b. % ~, finished auI 90
patched 10 N0,mbsf and rta,t,i ts,
lapausss capita srrt before Iufot
ruus opened m, 90 Port Arthur
p',u.isf tt.rr about tts itHsiar
'-ufj IL ths' u fss,hta Toliuv.fttt
blade s''uN 'tafEsn't a custom ~
'Hs'd BY Umrsr, {" q rule oaly in ''u'
% ssf
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17
kokomo is the name of
the best wrapped fence on
earth. Cochran 4 Pickens.
MAKE ODD NUPTlAL PACT.
widov Who Rsmarris. Is 20 chai,A
Memory Of Tirst Spouse and vin
he Buried By His Sid.

St Louis 40 AI,luugt Nt HsrfI.
eta Ns,tuis ,uu'it sdUs o. ~
Loub oOlhU .ut's Mrur krusg.f
eel snouEh 10 mar, nm o., Coo, 't
slth the sIvr-.s u1.sfstaht,bg thatsh,
her ,bss the m~uuf, 10 william Ne.
ru.s hsf hfsi husuan'
Waco abe c.-s Mr. Asfu,s 10 10 10
buried beslds no b1,, " hsf tfst tl,
band " Kruss'f ,uf'iyss her 80, dis
uEgt.y unosrtood bat 10 . "a cam
no right " ihlsfmsnt To- tbs Joe xhsfs
sh' sill b buried ul he slds u ssf
art husband
ne confederation - tht .Ifs,mst
. he mAff..ss % tbs ouupls and to
fsnulriatiuu 90 a. dUssf sd sgfiss,
fiIhs thai uthsfstss -uuld rice ffuu
heir ubioh The document BE-, bssr
a.sd 10 the once " tus recorder 20 deco,
% CLAYTON
krasgrr Aso I,ss lu 81 Louis sUuu
~ like bic hancss be- Is mAAttE b.,
second venture To- ths matrimonial STATE
Both have ss,srsl rhiilrta b their Or
marriage fssfibf compilations th,j
s'ut 10 he uf,,, ~ ast Louis iavJti
20 tOoa ~ ttsi became ,usassf An1
hsd BIN dfas up tts sutstup,ial sor
rat
kfusgsf gsu' 20 are, 20 a.. lu n.
louis suuufy stiIs us Ne fuss usl.
/. si.'uUi Iut or JtNsnlt, street b.
tdu both uvu psrsIusI Aft mls.
atUysry sbIIs Me- WslTuss sIssoau.
..s 10, lb ~ Peters rsmsisfy. 10 81
Louis .uluU vtsfs WsfU,s d, bur
.s, and sh'fs sHs .s tU b. buried 40
Narfr kru'ssf t rut tu D. buried
Al marta. rstt afIsIts ifun s,us-
saa .ufist a. ultuaIN fsuuut.sU
Ihs Urumss ~ ftr ,iiaiss hUss,sf a.,
10 b. sbsf'l Iy.ui1 suU %, idsd squs &,
u tts event tfsf ttsif uni1u D, s.,.f,f
u' snN other JsUsr fHsn death
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17
PHONES FOR THE DEAF
EIpsfim'Ht Tried la Church fsf Thee.
uHsh.' 10 Hear Ptsvs
v'Iy Popular

btatspOft ,uuu Ikai ls.f mem.
y,fs q he 5outt'tsiiun uiItt hear 81,
fsfmusi Re- Nma Wllkln RAYMOND
.Iiof u tss StTsuurd Ns,hodu
.ssfca iaifusu,s5 telephones iuto 10.
gsss " ss,sfs gaHstiUusn A b..
'fsnsuitisf sta.el Uksa mstagsurs
sas place De- ifuti 70 TIE platform sus
ifum tat Sire stfs lsil 70 ,.ro.s
lsst ih stllt ssfs atst fsssitsss
Toe Ffugasa, io is,taii 10. tsisgaasss
sss receives sIlh ts.iution ~ spus
m'metr q 10, ,hvrc, TIE eu..tios a,
10 seshsr " oct such az lEsova,los
woale - compatible = itA "a, ditbit, 81
Tie ssftIos tslut fsissd At N. trt,
Aoss sso ssrs shsb 81 10 hear Ii, "a,
1ofs words eisafl, iof III, ara tim. In
many Jsas ssrs enthusiastic owe, m,
plan. ahs the telephones viu ppb
abs b. permanent is.,ut. q M.
church
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17
COLUMBIA MINES.

~ you seldom hear from this
part Of the country, | though, |
would drop in few linc-.
Born To the vii, Of Billie croft,
on the lOth, o tin, girl
Robert Davidson, who has i.cn
visiting relative, here, has returned
10 pawnrc City, Sch.
Learner ia,c. pa,>cdthruugh this
ncighhorhood q few days ago
Frank Hay visited irlcuH- u
Carr-villc Last week.
Charley Davidson will mo,, a.
the Jordou Hudson farm .uuu. a.
be- expects To farm th, coming
~aspu
Mr. Tom Lynn, who ha. b,,u
quite sick, is improving rapidly
Uncle Ira llughc, visited hI. -ru.
Anthony, la, week
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17
WRITES 4 BOOK ON FLIES
vsstsfu Instructor In Entomelogy
Produces Work Recognized ss
standard on N, subj.St

Mus,ys idaho lVbn Merton AIs
rich ibs professor ~ IuolosJ ant surs
tUT ~ he museum " the Unlysf,iiy LOO
Idaho. 10 To auihuf ~ 600 pa1r Ion
devoted 90 ,Ianincatiou and stisutit
description 70 tie firs u NOfth Amt
"a Tth chronological suft H. q, b.
published under its direction % Amsf
iIas famous SmIihsouian institution
stf ell 10 FsfutuItsd siantarI soft
90 ibI' sutis,i rfui AltHyh tN, -
tsi,st srt corrected pruuis fof slouf
3 psgss ~ ths boos and fs,urus, then
10 Wssh,urion u e vhsr, the boo.
10 hsius printed
Cominf from The Smithsonian Jnsu
tuition this uotl vtil hs accepted a.
standard practically the world uv-, o.
this subject F's people teallts me I'm
nsnss smuuni ~ labor and thought -
euirst IN The preparation ofa srlsnua
.nSt containing sen pases u rafsiuN
cniupust matter and me drsvins ~ ~
',fipilohs ~ The Fr,s, many hind, oiib
set, treated n In /, vo'k o. ihi, chst
,o,,r
IN lsss than On, ,,af Prot Lldrl,N :
ecot Ill b In The hsrd, fth. .ntomel
esis'' ~ The vofld and the uuIvertip
~ Idaho ill ,fsin h. siv.n cvsdii iof
hs'ins enrolled smnpt n, faculty oss
-ho 10 10 hs r'ocsni,sa - an snihe'lp
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17
ROSE BUD.

Mr.. l.. u. Phillips spent several
DAYS in Marion last week.
J. \. Smrkry and family have
moved to MuRauhyld
Phil Drl--.. oi Marion, was here
last week.
Miss Vienna Robert. closed % ste.
ocssiul ,chuol at sugar Grove
Thursday. She will spend twu
weeks vacation with her parents
here bciorr entering Marion school.
Goorg King visited her, m.
Gently
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17
IRMA.

The party at Client Funkhou-rr',
SATURDAY. night was enjoyed by
all.
Henry Fuch, and Warren Coop.
er, OF the Big femme mines, left
Monday cnrou,e for Evansville.
Lawrence Tackwcll left for padu.
cah last week.
;. ;. Sullcngcr lost tine mule
last week.
J. c. Harden is on the SIX list
this week
Henry Sullengcr and sister, Mis-
Ocie, visited the family OF :. ;.
Sulleneer last Sunday.
Misses Pearl Sullengrr and Pearl
Large visited Miss Allie llighfll
last week.
Ernest femme has returned from
Evansville.
Nil. RoXic Crawford was III,
guest Of Misses Nccic and Ocic sui,
lcngcr last week.
J. Il. Perry i. on the sick li,,.
Miss Annie Harden visited Mr..
BARLEY sullcngcr last week.
Mr.. Kenneth Harris. whc ha.
bccn visiting her parent, here. r.
turned home last week.
; ;, Sullengcr ha, f. Hunting
burg wagons Tor sale
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17
As Gathered BY Our Efficient
Correspondents.
FRED0NlA and KELSEY.

p. n. asst u.. - =,
c.,, rI',.,,',. - f,.I..,
MISS hester 'h"pp'II' % '''''''
''''. ''''''' III low" '''' "''N'
county Attorney l''N'N' 81
''''.'''''' was III 'o"'' ''s' "''N.
'"' '"'''',' i'o,i'' ''"' ''"' WV, y,
Va VI, p''' P'''''"', P"'''''''' ~
''''''' W. III ,,''S "'''''
"" - '''NN' ''s W.
The cost OF fire insurance is
'''''' " -" INV wa. ''''''
=, " ~, :. ~ '''' w. WV ~ .
''''' ''''. ~ ~ Law
''''''' 9 wv WV ~ u ''''
''''
Al! $50 o'rrcoats, $500 Al
'',' "
" "
90 " IVY 49,
H. d.. ,l.n
-: .Ic. ..l..
Insure your property against loss
p',,., ,,.,
N-. -
~
"eorer brooA'' JaIn's MyGrN anu
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17

death. Weep not, father and moth
er, your little darling is with Jesus
and the angels. She can not come
10 YOU but you can ~ TO her In
the sweet 10y and 10y You may cN-
poet 10 meet her ON that beautiful
shore. llrR Cousin.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17
An Awkward taa.,,,,.,

Soaat,oh.''sbsn1 that -ill ,.p o1,n
az nset rAns ,n.r., A,
MriSsl,l'sfsn Don't ,uppo.. "a.
gasAl't I'll h. am nor, N bsndins th.s
IN 'ss esIums o. q, collateral lool b,,
&c ases' TIE 'lscuis llsAi. .nd then 4,
ssosa 90, ihst Old J.fa .bou, a,
'oos /. the tsnl utsn, 10 A. we,,
iAs
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17
Obituary

GcR Washington H.A,l0.r
wa, harm Boo caldwell vmn,y 49,.
proml.r 30 lN,l anil U,I
February l'ui. 81 Boo, hum u
Marion ~ u, ua. twip. m.r
uvl, hr.' 'u lai,, Herald l,,s
aud ,u 'hi. union wa. ipfu un.
child vlu dia 900 infancy o.
wa, married last 'uGu,l lsll tur
30 m $50 and Co thi. mr
wru hnm seven ,hi.dru ,hr, of
Whumlrd,ad llrprii,-.,,i h.,h
boo Christ al tl, w. oial-ui ~ auI
luiud Do, Baptist phuub ltpH
h~1u uh,r %, remained ma. 'u
BOZ. uhurI and iu, iulH. u.,..
200 Gei sew 90 Zoo ,lll hm ava,
W'an uui 1IuH,. understand
Nby w. ar O. b-r wur i.-' frwI.
aud uuRlb"r WHY Usl wla L..
,hurh ui 10, u.r, useful u,...
Ter, why De- ,all, q tur husband
and hind father away when with.
M our .phcrc !, Swim. that tlu
aw 80 muchuvoi7l. when h. ha,,.
70. none Etior, uun, iurr non,
hruvot, VI W. lnv iu humhlr .ulr
mission tu bis will iur all thing,
work together iur p.sl H. them
that love Gvl W. ls,lir,r Tint
within this man w, nm inhrri,nuu,
Il ruumR', II mauliu,... Il imisr.
i.hablc bow II lil-r,y. II und,,us
adherence 10 ptinriplr l,m
blackburn infancy aud youth. ,un
nigh, 0y, have none II ,hr.r ,l,..
,itu,ions, none II thr-r pi,inl ia.
iur' appealing 10 The trndrr heart
and cpcn hand II Charity. although
be- was Poot by bom aud rar,l
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17
HAMPTON.
SAM lIowtEToN

Fred Scott has accepted q po.i.
ton in paducah
The school at Overs IIill will
close next Friday and all the pat.
ron- are invited To come and bring
full baskets.
On last Wednesday MI, uIa
llaync, land Il T.. Cul,,r were
united in marriage at thu home II
the bride.
Tom Davis, Of Smi,hlaud, wa. 10
town la, week On bu,iny,,
DIR. J. Frank Crawford returned
home latt week from Elaudyillc
where he :. visiting hi. mother
Hugh l.. Champion. who ha,
lccn'gpn, ihrc years. has returned
home.
Mi,, Mamma Campbell will teach
seven mor month, u s,uuul "a,
"'u,''''' u NOV "'''" ""' 10y The
''''"'' P'N
Prayer meeting %, Brrd,yill,
every "Wednesday and SUNDAY
night,
SUNDAY ,rhud purgmind Attn,
Baptist church ln.t sunday ",
hop that hvpuplr oi ,hi, plar,
will wax, up udl,r,u, hayy gou
sunday school
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-02-17
Teachers Training Class
ny REV. JAS. ,. PRICE


About three months clap-r De-.
tween thc last lesson and thi. one
from December until thu Passover.
H. order To get III, sunday school
lessons IN our daily readings, wc
PISS by some Of the minor points
in the life OF Christ.
SCRIPTURE READINGS.
Thur Feb. lG.-First preaching
tour, Matt. i:2&, Mark LIS, 80;
Luke i.iNii.
Fri. Feb. 1.-THE lcp"r healed,
Matt. ST; Mark Ito, IS, Lux,
.5.l7-26.
sat Feb lS.-Thr paraIyu.
healed, Mat, g.2S; MARX 2.l.l2;
Luke j.l7.2G.
sun Feb. lo--IIcallug tir .m-
p,'gu, nam. John i.l.i7
Mon Fob. 9O.-Ihc sabbath
question, Matt, l2.l.l5 Mar, ..
9E.5. . Lux G.l-lO.
Tue, Feb. 4l-Choo.inr Oh,
twelve. Matt, 1925, Mark 9 o..
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ssms Always On N. Msrks,
Whenever . rioh Ansriean sir, ma -
20 her misd that On. Yeats oos there
.s.u' 10 b an esr, o. . n>sev,s c'
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The anne Icu., oi hr m.ur
auc !, reasonable, the protection
absolute. llav Your property IN.
.urrl tulBy, /, may burn h,inr ~.
morrow delay. ar danRmu,
Write n Borui,ND Il ll,yNls.
General Insurance Agents, Marion
ny, and inw.,iga,, rates.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-05-15
BUY HORSES.
Eagle Hose COmpany's Play Ex-
peCted to Draw Crowd in
Wilder Hall This Week.

With the time drawing nearer every
day for the play 'My Partner" which
the Eagle Hose Company is to put on
in Wilder Music hall, Wednesday and
Thursday nights, the troupe is work.
ing hard under the direction of Direc-
tor Howe to make the affair a great
success. Yesterday afternoon they
held full dress rehearsal in Wilder
Music hall and in conversation with a
NEWS reporter, this morning, Direc-
tor Howe said that he was we'll pleased
with the way things were going.
The money cleared will be for the
use of Eagle Hose Company and it is
understood that they will purchase a
new team of horses If they realize
pnnuoh
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-05-15
RENDERED RECEPTION.

Goodwin Blotz, of Hall avenue, a
cousin of the Lavlne sisters, rendered
them reception last night, previous
to their leaving this city.
A largo number OF friends were
present and all enjoyed merry time.
Norris Smeling.played selections on
the mandolin and the violin and also
sang number of solos. A number of
the guests enjoyed carriage ride,
after which supper was served. Mr..
Meyer, of Hall avenue, entertained
the guests with number of songs.
The Lavine sisters, who have been
in business in this city for four years,
will leave for New York tomorrow,
where they will make their home
hereafter Miss Sarah Lavine viii
shortly marry Morris Smell ing, who is
= wholesale drygoods merchant in New
York.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-05-15
Services Held in Simpson M. {.
Church Last Night TO Com
memOrate the Event.
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Address by Rhea T. W. c. SnOd-
grass ON the Growth of the
Epworth League.

Special services were held in the
Simpson M. e. church last night to
celebrate the anniversary of the found
ing, in 1889, of the Epworlh League
in the United States and to install the
newly y-elected officers of the league.
The church was filled to witness the
installation services. The election of
the following officers took place May
,. They are as follows; President,
Lloyd c. Harner: first e-presi-
dent, David o. Thomas; second vice.
president, Miss Marino Craze; third
vice-president, Mrs, Charles Seguine; !;
fourth vice-president, Mrs. L. G.
Harner; secretary, George Woglom;
treasurer, Miss A. S. Mead.
After the installation Rhea T. Snod-
grass, of Golfers Weekly, made a
short address, giving brief sketch
of the foundation of the league, its
progress and its hope for the futrue.
Mrs. Macan sang n solo. Next Sun
day%.night DR.. Snodgrass will preach
to the Odd Fellows.