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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-03

Frank Doss. OF Princeton, was in
town this week.
See our 10 cent china, it is nice.
Hicklin Bros.
Miss Brad stodghill, Of jacksonville.
is the guest Of Mrs. W. o. Tucker.
Miss Halle witherspoon. Of Madison
vile. is visiting Mrs. W. 0. Tucker.
School books and supplies at Haynes
& TAYLOR.
Miss Fle.a Barnes left Monday for
Chicago where she will visit Mrs. NJ.
d. Roney.
Misses MAude Gilliland and Grace
Moore are visiting Miss Mamie Bridges.
Of Carrsyille. this week.
lfyou think you have mineral on
your farm see the Marion Real Estate
a Investment Co.. Office over Marion
Bank. 3.3
Chastain Haynes spent Sunday in
Hopkinsville.
Myrtle MeCord. after spending sew.
eral days visiting his mother. Mrs.
Morgan. returned TO his home at Pa.
dueah.
Don't be a knOcker. buy lot in your
own town In Weldon addition. North
Main street.
Mrs. Julian Ainsworth returned Sun.
day from Providence. where she had
been visiting her sister. Mrs Ernest
Melton.
A. II. Reed. mining engineer. tx.
animation and reports on mining prop
erty. Office over Marion Bank. SO
Farmers, 10 to Eskew Brothers for
your moving machines. oil and repairs.
Archie Davidson is spending this
week in Dawson.
N. c. foungs spent several Jays
last week at his home in Carmi. III.
Best sewing machines on earth-New
Home. Mum a Tucker
J. d. TemplcmAn. Of Nashville. was
IN the city Friday.
Rev. J. W. Flynn. Of Greenwich. ILL.,.
Is the guest Of Judge and Mrs. J. p. |
Pierce.
American Field Fence Of all styles
and heights. Hina a Cox.
Miss nellie Williams returned TO her
home at Providence Monday. after
spending a week with her sister. Mrs.
Sam Gugenhcin.
A. II. Reed. mining engineer: man.
agcment, exploitation and examination
n mines. Geological reports. Office
over Marion Bank. s-s
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Higgins left
Monday for their home a, Madisonvillc.
Miss Vera Conycr is visiting her
'unt, hn. VIM. Rigging. at Madison.
vile.
Cold and no, baths at Mctr a Scd.
Jerry.
Miss Linhie Meta. Of Cascyyillc.
vas the guest Of her brother. c. +.
det1. this week.
Weeds 4 Omc carry everything
'ccdcd Ia the school RON.
Mrs, c, A. T. Taylor returned sun.
lay, from a two months visit TO her
daughters, Mrs. ]. d. Hardwick, at
No, and Mrs. c. NJ. Davis.
i hayaeld, Ky.
Mr.. Thomas J. Stone, Of Tolu, was
n town Tuesday. Tom has bought the
ohm Raglin farm. recently owned by
ir. George Lawrence.
PunF FoR sAL.,-lland pump for
jumping water from deep wells. either
Irilled or dug. Easies, pump to run
y hand you ever saw. Pumps one
tallon at a stroke. Has 2 inch suction
nd II inch discharge, Complete with
. feet pipe. working barrel. sucker
obs. etc. Price $500. A. II. Reed,
Nee over Marion Bank. Il
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-03
Coca Cola at Haynes & Taylor's.

Coca Cola at Haynes & Taylor's.
f.. j. Hayward was in Eddyville last
week.
Miss Lillian Gresham, of Eddyville.
was the guest Of Miss verna Pickens
this week.
Hugh Hurley spent Sunday in
Princeton.
Ken b. Williams and little daughter.
Evalyn. were the guests Of Mrs.
Gugenheim. Saturday and Sunday.
Gasoline retails at Eskew Brothers
shop at wholesale price.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Z. Cooper, Of Hop
kinsvill, were guests Of z. j. Order
at the New Marion. Friday.
Owen Boaz, Of Salem. was in the
city Friday.
S. b. Hunter. Of Sikeston. Mo-, was
the guest Of Mrs. E. J. Hayward last
week.
Have you seen our new line Of sad.
dies? They are nice and the price is
right. Hina a Cox.
Harry Watkins, Of Mayfeld, was in
the city this week.
n. R. Faris. Of Salem. was in town
Friday.
Chas. Lear, Of Tolu. was here Fri
day.
J. A. Stegar. Of Princeton. was in
the city Friday.
Johnnie, get your gun" but IL you
want a good one, buy il from Hina &
Cox.
Mrs. G. NJ. Swisher. Of Tunica. Miss.
Is the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
MIS-. X. II. Kemp.
Dawson Water on tap at Haynes &
Taylor's Fountain.
Give US a call when in need Of any
sind Of stationery. such as tablets. |
pencils and etc. Fohs.
d. G. Hearne. President Of the
Eagle FluOr Spar Co.. left Saturday
Tor Wheeling.
lfyou want bargains in straw hats
20 TO Taylor q Cannan's
d. B. Revil. Of Dawson, was IN
own Monday.
Mrs. Albert Kirk. Of Leavenworth.
Kan. after spending week with rel.
'tives left for Fredonia Monday.
Buggicsl Buggicsl Buggics Of all
iinds. Our high grade vehicles and
light prices have sold for us four car
Dads this season. Hina & Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Belts. Of Irma.
listed Mrs. 7. J. Ainsworth this week.
J. W. Ainesworth. Of lrma. visited
ia son, 7. J. Ainsworth. this week.
Atablet and pencil for 5 cents at the
and 10 cent store. Fohs.
Our old friend, John Easley. has re.
lrncd from Missouri.
For fresh meat 20 to J. W. Giyens
Son.
After spending a week visiting rel.
lives. MS. A. NJ. wigginton returned
b her home at Fredonia.
We have complete line Of station.
N, tablets and pencils. Give US
Al when in need Of same. Fohs
Buy your tablets and pencils at the
anu w cent store, as we have a nice
ne. Fohs.
Miss Beulah COnycr left Monday for
months visit with relatives in Padu.
ah.
Miss Jessie Glenn. Of Eddyville. was ,
he guest Of her sister. Mrs. Tom I
IeConnell. this week. 7
David Driskill left Wednesday morn.
" for San Francisco, where he has a !
ositicn with large hardware firm. !
Don't take chances on your fence
nrning up. blowing down or rafting. 4
enee your farm with the celebrated
mer'ea Field Fence sold by Hlna q
on.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-03
School books, tablets, pencils, etc.
Haynes & Taylor.

School books, tablets, pencils, etc.
Haynes & Taylor.
Mr.. Albert F. Order is expected
Saturday.
Real Estate don't bust, put your saw.
ings in lot in the Weldon addition,
North Main street.
Chester Sigler, of Morganfield
visited Maurice Sutherland last week.
Mrs. j. W. Lamb and daughter
Geneva, left Wednesday for Dawson.
Clarence Gilliland was in CarrsviIle
Thursday.
Mrs. A. F. Order returned Monday
from Evansville.
Mrs. Fleming. Of Salem, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. NJ. E.
Croft.
Mrs. NJ. C. Cone. of Curve, Tenn,
was in town Saturday enroute home,
after visiting relatives in the country.
When you want a good lunch 20 to
Copher's to get it, for Geo. Fortman
cooks it.
NJ. Towery was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Jesse Olive and daughter,
Nellie, visited relatives in the city
last week.
Sam Gugenheim went to Daw son
Sunday.
R. d. Drescher left Wednesday for
Louisville.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Tonkin, Of
Ziegler. ILL.,. are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II Sayre.
Hugh Wilborn returned Thursday
from Ardmore.
r. NJ. Wilborn returned Thursday
from Tennessee. where he has been en-
gagged in the Mathine business.
DIR. Rob Farris. of Fredonla, was in
town Thursday.
When you want fresh bread 90 to
Copher's to get Il, for Pollard bakes il.
Gopher sells all kinds Of cold drinks.
P. S. Maxwell returned home Thurs
day, after spending two weeks with
relatives in Ardmore.
Mr.. Maxwell reports Sc former
Marion and Crittendenites now living
in Ardmore.
T. ]. Num- was in Princeton We'd
nesday.
Misses Mary and Margaret Joiner
will leave Monday for their home at
Russelville. They have been visiting
friends here for the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Tonkin are ex.
bected in Marion in few days.
Mr.. W. T. Crawford. who has been
III for several days, we are glad to re-
port, Is able to be up again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Guess visited re-
Iatives at Caldwell Springs Sun.
day. Princeton Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aekridge visited
Chas. Dobbins and wife in the country
Sunday. Princeton Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Henry. Of Marion.
we're guests ofMrs. |. c. Bennett Sun.
lay. Princeton Leader.
Mr.. Bob Deboe went to Crittenden
'ounty Sunday after his little son. Bob.
who has been visiting relatives In that
country for some time. - Movanhcld
sun.
Mr.. SherrOd Hale brought his sick
laughter home from Carrsville Sunday.
She has been living in Paducah.
MIR. Jesse Olive and son, Raymond,
ire in our city.
May Rutter has returned home after
/ visit TO Mrs. NJ. +. Croft.
Mrs. Cox, mother Of Felix Cox and
hp. NJ. Z. Croft, Is visiting her chill.
lren this week.
Mr.. Win Cox and family spent Sun.
law with J. n. MeChcsney and wife.
Mr.. W. c. Canahan and wife have
zen over to Blackford. Webster eoun.
y, for several days.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-03

MISS nifty bray IS spending this
week at Cerulean.
Mrs. 7. II. B. Haase left Saturday
night for Cerulean, where she will
spend several days.
Miss Blanche Haase is spending the
week at Cerulean.
Our prices and quality are both right.
Give us call and you will be convinced.
Hina & Cox.
NJ. Sehwab, of Evansville, was in
the city Tuesday.
Buy the best meat from ]. W. Civ
ems & Son.
II. c. McCord, of Hampton, was in
town Wednesday.
Prescriptions filled with absolutely
pure drugs and exactness at Haynes &
Taylor's.
NJ. j. Gilbert, Of Louisville, was the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. W. E. Cama-
han.
DR.. K. J. Morris returned last week
from Philadelphia, where he has been
taking a POSTGRADUATE course.
Collins & Caskets, prices rock bot
tom. Num- g. Tucker.
Mrs. W. ]. Ray returned Tuesday
from a visit at Fredonia.
Mrs. Wexford White. Of Helena. Ark.
Is the guest, Of her parents, NJ. and
Mrs. d. Woods.
2Oc lawns and batistes at Taylor &
Cannan's for lOc.
Kesrney Blue left Wednesday for
Louisville.
II you want the best SOC shirt made.
We have them. Taylor & Canaan.
NJ. Chester Sigler who has been WIS.,
iting Maurice Sutherland, returned to
his home in Morganheld Sunday.
viii Clifton left Tuesday for Ceur.
lean and Dawson.
Chas. Z. Steel, Of Beaufort, sc.
was the guest Of his aunt, Mrs. Sc.
Glenn. this week returning home
Tuesday.
We nave just received the largest
and best selected stock Of guns ever
brought to Marion. Come and see
them. Cochran 4 Pickens.
Will G. Clifton. Of st. Louis. U. S. |
A. was in the city last week.
Miss Nellie Gray. Of Salem. passed
through town Friday enroute home
from Dawson.
Myrtle MeCord. of Paducah. spent a
lew days In the city this week.
Mrs. J. L. Powell left for Paducah.
Woods & 0rme have the largest tab
cts and states that can be bought for
he money.
Clyde Gilliland left for Rolling Fork,
Mss, Wednesday. after having spent
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
,. +. Gilliland.
We have on hand a Chattanooga Disc
low also Avery Sulky pillow. which
We will sell at bargain.
Cochran & Pickens.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Yandell. Mr.. and
irs. ]. NJ. Freeman and daughter.
iuricl, left Tuesday Tor Hill Springs,
where they will spend the month Of
August.
II you want to buy hardware get our
iriees and save some Of your hard-
armed dollars. Hina & Cox.
Forest Harris, Of Tolu, was in the
ity Tuesday attending TO the making
4 deeds. Forest now owns the Har.
In Lawrence farm. lastly owned by
!. j. Stone.
Did you know you could buy a lot in
he Weldon addition s. cash and S. per
month.
See the beautiful lots in Weldon nd.
ition on North Main street.
For 'D See
Barbed X Hina
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-03
LITTLE RECORDS.
F. W. Num-. Dentist.


day
Born TO the wife Of ?. ?. Paris. a
son. on July 3lst
Born to the wife Of II. V. Stone. a
son. on July 3lst
Miss Mabel Guess returned Tuesday
night from Lisman. where she has
been the guest Of Miss Jettie Nichols.
Plenty Of good fresh lime on lands at
all times. Hina q Cox.
Miss Carrie Moore left Wednesday.
for Hopkinsyille. where she will re.
sumo her school work
Woods & Orme are headquarters
for school books. tablets. states and
pencils.
Mr.. Chas. Gullett. Of Elizabethtown.
I'LL. passed through town Tuesday
enroute to Dawson.
S.7b will buy you a barrel Of -four at
Hicklin Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Orme and son.
George, left Tuesday for Atlantic City.
Miss Margaret Moore is visiting in
MadIsonville this week.
Ruehter Paint. best on earth 81 ~
: Per gallon. Eunn & Tucker.
Miss Fredda Pickens Is visiting rel.
atives in the country this week.
Abe KlymAn Is attending the fair in
Madisonville this week.
Mrs. Vim. Barnett and daughters.
Misses Katie and Esther. passed
through town Tuesday enroute 10 Daw.
son.
Go to Eskew Brothers for machine
and cylinder oil. Highest grade car.
ried in stock all the time.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Lowery, Of
Fredonia. visited Mr.. and Ms. ]. h. I
Ray. Sunday.
Miss Bertha Moore. Of Princeton.
was IN the city Tuesday.
Miss Sallie Bond. Of Princeton. was
the guest Of Ms. Gus Taylor. Tuesday.
Miss Edna Roberts. who has been
visiting relatives In Charleston, No,
returned home Tuesday. accompanied
by her aunt. Mrs. Baker.
Woods a 0rme can furnish you
books. tablets. states and etc. Call and
see them.
Minis vivie Mum. Of Frankfort. Il
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. W. q.
Tucker.
Miss Ruby Holloway. Of Princeton.
was In the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Cash. Of Princeton. was
m town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Turkey. Of Ere.
donia. were the guests II Me. and
Ms. J. h. Ray, Sunday.
Morvanheld or Marion -four At 10
cents per sack at HiekRn BroS
J. Z. johnson. Of Lola. hauled
twenty-nine window and door frames
from Boston a Paris's planning mills.
last Tuesday, the largest wagon load
Of frames ever sent out of town.
Mrs. Charles J. HAIRY and little
daughter. Bertha May. have left Tor
an extended visit TO Oakland City, Ind. {
They will also visit in 81 Louis before
returning.
W. d. walllngford's new livery
stable IL being rapidly completed. Il
will be the largest bulding ever erect 1
ed In Marion. for a livery stable Mr.
A. c. Melton has charge Of the BRICK
work and Mr.. Forest Heath has charge
Of the carpenter work.
II you are thinking Of removing 10
Kansas. Texas, New Mexico. oklahs-
ma. or TO any other State, see the ,
Marion Real Estate a Investment Co.
and learn what bargains they have 10 !
offer on improved and unimproved I
property In the middle West 81 Il
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-09
THE GREAT LASE MILLS
AT ZION CITY

The financial base of prosperity
for Zion, according to Prophet
Dowies original plans, was the lace
mills. Organized five years ago and
incorporated for 100000, stock was
sold throughout the world aggre-
eating, it is claimed, $3,500,O0O. An
immense building was erected in
Zion City. 1t covered half block
of ground and was a story and a
half in height.
Several hundred thousand dali
lars worth of English lace making
machinery was imported and set
up. Skilled workmen were employ
ed at Nottinbham, England, and
brought here on contract, come of
which involved $50 a week in wages
Some time after the mills were
started about 400 persons were at
work on day and night shifts. Then,
according to Samuel Packard. the
lawyer who carried on the negoti-
ations for the purchase of the land
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-09
UNHAPPY SERVIA.
Unhappy!

unhappy!
That is the story that comes from
Servia, where a king lives in fear
such as even the car cannot com
prehend. K slNiHN
In Russia the people who are 10y.
al at least feel that their ruler is
entitled to his throne. They admit
that he is weakling. They groan
under their burdens. But they do
not question the divine right of
Nicholas to rule.
But in Servia there is hatred and
contempt for the man who won his
throne by as foul a murder as ever
disgraced land.
The stain does not wipe out.
King Peter surrounded himself
with those whose hands are red
with blood. They have been given
the responsible positions, and the
Servian monarch knows with a
knowledge that must haunt him
that the fate of his predecessor may
at any moment be his fate.
To this day King Peter is not
recognized as a king by the United
States, Great Britain, Holland, Italy
and Greece, because he has not had
the courage or power to drive from
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-09
Staff Special to The Press.

ZION CITY, H., April 9.-The re-
ligious zealots of this little city are
not unit against DR.. Dowie. the
deposed leader, by any means. The
majority are following voliva, Gran.
ger and other rebels, of course. but
that Dowie still retains trends and
many others who are on the fence
is evidenced by the frequent re-
mark you hear on the street.
Wait till DR.. Dowie comes back.
The Dowieites as a general class
are impressionable, credulous folks.
easily swayed by a leader.
When Dowie, with patriarchal
beard, snow white, hair, sonorous,
musical voice, great personal force
and powers of elojuence, returns
to Zion, it is not improbable that he
may fame the colonists with their
former religious zeal and win them
back.
Lawyers assert he has sufficient
grounds to establish strong epity
claims to recover all he has been
Invested of
1t is within the range of possible
events that Dowie may attempt an
invasion by physical force. He has
frequently declared himself a be-
Never in the biblical Injunction to
destroy evil" Everything which
runs counter to the opinion of the
APOSTLE Is evil" and he has
said the use of force is justidable
In resisting evil"
Many former adherents of Dowie
VINO now follow the lead of the
younger leader could be won with
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-09

Members of federal union No. 222
packed the large room at Central
Labor hall Saturday night. The
meeting was addressed by Messrs.
Cooney and Cole of the organiza-
ton committee of the Central Labor
union, and Thomas Joyce, organ
izer for the hotel and restaurant
employees. Federal union No. 222 is
one of the local unions to which the
organization committee of the Gen.
tarl union has devoted consider
able time. there being two federal
unions, the other, No. 1924, being
chartered by the A. F. of L. At
Saturday nights meeting it was pro-
posed that federal No. 222 apply to
the American Federation of Labor
for a charter for a pick and shovel
workers't union, as nearly all the
membership Of that union is en-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-09

his court the regicides who murder
ed Alexander and his queen. Peter
is regarded as puppet occupant Of
throne.
And students of European history
say that it is only a question of
time when there will be another
tragedy in Servia, and another king
will be violently gathered to his
fathers.
Unhappy Servia!
A land of promise, with rich
fields and mighty forests; with I'M
limited possibilities for growth and
progress.
Misgoverned, oppressed, poor and
ruled by a coward.
Unhappy Servia!
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-09

at Zion City, Dowie began to take
from the lace industry the money
necessary for it's successful con-
duct as a business enterprise. The
business laggen until a number of
employees dwindled to less than so
two months ago. At the present
time, however, there are 200 people
at work. 1t was Dowie's intention
ultimately to have 1000 persons en-
ployed and conduct the biggest en-
terprise of it's kind in this country.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-09
ROCKEFELLER
IN new YORK

NEW YORK, April 9.-John D.
Rockefeller arrived this morning
from Lakewood, N. j., and entered
an electric hanson in which he was
driven Immediately to the home OF
his son to see John D. III. He has
aged greatly since he left months
ago, and is pale, wan and apparent
ly very weak.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-09

Surveyors start work today on
the Walla Walla- Columbia line. The
road will be built first from Walla
Walla to connect with boats on the
Columbia river. From Walla Walla
it will run in the direction of Waits
burg and Dayton, touching Dixie
and Prescott either by the main
line of by branches and will then
swing toward Pomeroy and event
ually be extended to Charleston and
Lewiston.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-09

encia disaster were delivered 70
three press associations Saturday.
The report Is to be held in conf
dence by these associations until
Sunday, April Is, although they are
permitted to distribute it to their
newspaper clients under an injunc-
ton of secrecy.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-09
one of Dowie's fiery sermons.

| one or DOwie's fiery sermons.
Much of the foundation for the
startling stories told of Dowie's per-
sonal relations with members of his
flock is found in the alleged discov-
cry of what purports to be self-ac-
cusing letters in the private vault
at Zion City, due to the work of q
committee appointed by Zionites
for the purpose of clearing the at
mosphere after the famous tele-
gram had been dispatched to Dowie
in Mexico announcing to him that
he had been deposed
One Of these purported letters
was addressed to Mrs. Emily Weare
before she was read out of Zion
church. An extract from it is
deemed to be most sensational, and
reads as follows:
"Venomous tongues shall be torn
from their roots. The people shall
not hearken to SANDER.
In the sacred presence of Jehov-
ah l pray for the complete cleans
ing. which is matter between God
and me, the divine will prompted
such measures as were thought fit
in the interest of your case. AS a
servant of the Lord l carried them
out. l have no recollection in fact
of what occurred beyond the know
ledge that mine own soul was con-
taminated in a degree in saving
yours. ! paid your debts at the in
stigation of God | clensed your
body at His command.
Ten affidavits by household serv-
ants also are said to be in the DOS
session of the new general over
seer, Wilbur Glen Voliva, relating
the domestic difficulties and secret
religious teachings of their leader
and employer. Some of these have
reference to the ejectment from
Zion of Miss Ruth Hofer, the Swiss
convert.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-09
look OUT FOR D0W|E," is THE
WARNING CRY AT ZION CITY
THE FIERY OLD MAN MAY GO
AFTER THE REBELS WITH
PHYSICAL FoRCE-ONE HOT
SERMON MAY WIN ALL BACK
TO HIM-THE FAMOUS LACE
MILLS.
(Scripps News Associa tion.l

LONGNlEW, Aexas, April 8. -
Dowie is weakening under the
strain and this morning is more like
a spoiled child than a leader. He
ordered breakfast three times.
throwing the viands from the car
windows In a rage, and finally eat
ing Scotch porridge, milk and or
anges. He trusts no one but Dea.
con Peters. The indications are
that many disquieting kilograms
have been received from Chicago as
he shouts anathemas so they can be
heard outside of his stateroom.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-09
m JMN,

George Primrose and his big
minstrel who come to the Spokane
tonight will present minstrelsy in
its up to date form by the largest
organization ever toured in this
country. Mr.. Primrose has shown
good judgment in surrounding him
self with a host of we'll known
comedians and vocalists. The stage
settings for the first part are Of
great gnificence, the costuming
throughout is costly and elegant. In
addition to the large number of vo-
calists and comedians, complete
operate orchestra of soloists under
the direction of Prof. Carl Schilling
Is carried.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-09

Major Samuel Bellew, United
States Indian agent at Jocko, Mont.
announces that the Indian depart
ment has instructed him to receive
informal proposals to remove the
timber blown down by the recent
storm on the Flathead Indian reser-
walton. 1t is proposed to allow pur-
chasers to erect temporary saw
mill in the vicinity of the timber
and convert the down trees into
merchantable products.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1906-04-09

Crowded houses witnessed the
opening performances of the week
at the Washington theater yester-
day, the bill for the week being up
to the usual high standard of per-
formances set by Manager Cordray.
Grace Huntingdon and company
presented a clever and amusing