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The statesman., 1906-01-12
Miss Il. COWDEE.
Hair Dressing
PARLORS.

Shampooing. Cutting and Curling
All Hair Work made to order. Hair
Tonics. Scalp Treatments. Manicur-
ing; Stage Wigs for rent for theat
rical use or mask bahs. Cheapest
switches. 30 cents. Goods delivered
out OF the city.
1918 2lst 81. Denver, Col
Phone 1897 Olive.
The statesman., 1906-01-12
LADIES!

For STYLE and QUALITY our dis
play Of Fall and Winter Millinery and
Furs is unrivaled. We delight to show
our stock and viii make you such
prices as render every sale bargain.
THE ROWLAND MILLINERY CO,
Opposite Daniels and Fisher
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

@aeh IA 4. t.ss~szfslvNYJg slgtY IA
atcnafiDEte Hall Military ACadcmy
ibis year rhosefr0n our town are.
Prank Holmes, Il. G. Morgan. T'hoa.
d. Fowler il. aud Raymond Y. Rob.
inson Tbs latter Two being enroll.
Sd Tor ihe frst time
sumner has slipped q say and Ne.
ehausceviIleSs npt n III A. attract
sanr leavo
Ga Thursday esaulna last tha
home u Miss Kaiheriue Adams vas
lhe acene Of avery enjoyable Euchre
party that was given ID honor al
Misses Sassoer and Taylor 81 Bal.
tinoreaud Washington respectively.
Among shosepresent we're: Misses
stella and Mary raAser, Aeel Tay.
lor Susie Hunt, Alice Morgan
Msssrs A. y Holmes, ! felix Fen.
wick, Frank Dyson. q. @. Burr.
ongiis, Joe, Dick aud easie Turner.
The geutlemans FIRST prize was
won by y Dyson, and lhs BOBBY
prize by g. & Burrhughs. Ladies
prize oy Miss kaiberlueA dams, and
no BOBBY by Miss Adal Sasscer.
Mr Webster J Lyon. of Hughes.
Wills, y The guests 81 AZ Lewis r.
Dudley
bliss Cola HErroughe 81. Chaptlco,
q visiting relatives 10 this town.
Miss Katherine Adams Is visiting
relatives IN Charles County.
Misses Ida and Bessie BaIlenger
returned home Thursday last, after
81 extended visit ID baltimore and
Washington
Skiddo.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04
~ ANlaoss II NM
Fs0m RsQaiss pon.is,.s.
News eze0dlngIg afNe jost

NM, p..y,.6,
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NSSs eAss'pe'nk's F''e iust
nov
Sse'ess n1sq g s. r saving
saoss 'vuusE aea s0l* slAs'e Dogs
ssN " W. ISL ake' Nefe lactors
" w 800 n Y Wes a'assl PIE ~
10y ss'ofvo oosss nose nos
- - p /, = we eennstE aeeompa'
als0 sno't 'a'peFs g aH pysterlng
Ss , = s1sssf7
nspons 49, Y sseep''oiy
s''9ss1 W. a''pOs pness 8 sesioeat'
,ek 8l's s'.. .,.' 's'eH'
" saan aa''' saasPs
I, x swssn ! Y ana
'oe no'f neaghoof : bantam
eoan'aeleyr ea 8 from ilis foost
1eaenes5 a1e punc'ual 10 abeir -
senaapes l'ep YOU know that
1e'seaefs.Rt some y our schools arc
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04
Tributes to 10. r. MOrgall EsQ.


On Thursday evening. September
E2o, 1905 the menabers Of the ST.
Mary's Ban met 70 pass resolutions
10 honor Of their deceased brother.
THE late 10. r. Morgan. With clio.
qnent sulogles Tho members told Of
their experiences with the deceased,
|oi bis many manly qualities, bis
powerful legal mind, bis courtesy
and kindnesses. All bore lsstl.
mouy g his excellence Of character
and the high esteemIn which he vas
hesd b. alfwho had the pleasura
And good fortune u knowing him.
RESOLUTIONS:
Whereas, u Is right and proper
that We should turn aside from The
labors Of Court to pay tribute ID the
memory Of associates who have gone
before, and whereas. since the ses-
sion Of this Court, our An Wise Crea.
tor has taken from this life orr Is.
tocmed and valued associate. JOS. y.
Morgan, Esqr.. late member ii this
Bar. therefore,
Be II resolved, That ID the death
d Jos. f. Morgan. the 81. Mary s
County Bar has lost an aasociats Of
exceptionally bright abilities, rips
legal experience and broad judicial
mind, aud our county. citizen, Who
has served IL well and faithfully a.
Justice Of the Peace. since 1867. A.
Clerk and Attorney 70 the Commits
sioncrs' Court. as Commissioners 10
mark the boundry line between ST.
|Msry 5 and Charles counties and 10
OAbar prominent posIiloas, and whose
dGAth is > great loss, nctonly % thgAI
baY nns also 10 she coHSmnnIty a
large
30 Ii iulher Resolved. 1'h~s -
extend ta aha as~ksAAss's 'nshisiy our
.ssMsssvls sympathy. and request aho
Honorable Court 70 order these re-
solutions spread upon the minutes
and . copy sent 70 che family Of the
deceased. and as a further mark Of
respect this court do now adjourn.
RonT. G. CoMBs.
q, HAHRs CAmnaEn,
u. G. HAMMErr,
4 SrgSppR cRAxK.
~ MkyKaEm. ToKnn.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

Ny mother has suddenly boon
made young al 40. Twenty years
Of intense suffering from dyspepsia
had entirely disabled hsr. until six
mouths ago. when she began taking
Electric Bitters, which have Gem
pletelg cured her and restored the
strength and activity she had III tho
prime of lie, writes Mrs. WI. Al.
Fitzpatrick, Or DauiGrth, Nc. Greatest
restorative medicine On the globe.
Sets Stomach. Liver and Kidneys
right. purities the blood, and cures
Malaria. Biliousness and Weakness
es Wonderful Nerve Tonic. Price
zoe Guaranteed By Al| DFuggisl.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04
skiddo


Il j not generally known, but
most beekeepefs wIilInlofm you that
Such II she ease, thai each bcohive
has corps II whal could properly
bc iermed ventiiatiua btos. \
Durgg tae bot seasons Theses ven.
tilaiors station themselves III thn On.
ttance Of the hive and lan the inter.
LON with the incessantmotlon Of their
wings. These ventiMling corps
are usually ID relays 81 from four 10
d half dozen, and they are relieved
at short intervals by frosh workers.
They are kcptat work by sort II
patrol 81 bee. which IEsurea inces-
sant activity Oh the part Of she fan.
ners during the time they are Of
work This story many sound
strange 10 those whok know but little
concerning the wonderful intellI-
genee 81 bees, but Il is d sciontifc
fact that has often been authentica.
ted.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

ne8- An freshman, recently landed,
entering an understands. inquired
the costcm ofmOurniEG M thls coun-
try. y" it'sg Tor d MAY relatives
wear i wide Grape bandSFOund your
bat. The more distantly violated !
the narrower the Grape, twas the
reply. BeeorrR. give me Q shoe
stringl It's me mother.in lawI said
Pat
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04
onlx Two GIimpsea.

He climbed down from the pay
car with his months wages still ia
his hand.
Sure, ye must be feeIin rich,
Pat, with Gil We have there, said .
bystander.
And what does this signify to
me, answered Pat; just two looks
wan whin ! get II and wan Nhin |
give 10 the onld woman.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

Mr.. Lynch said that be had not
had the advantage 0f knowing Mr.
Morgan a. long az some other mem
bers 81 the bur When he had re-.
turned from Texass9 where be had
first practiced law, and was unlamil.
lar aud inexperienced "a Maryland
pleading and practice be had goua
to Mr. Morgan who had willingly
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

Ma r. O. cosss

Mr.. r. =. Combs, tho oldest ofshe
Bar In submitting the resolutions
gave short biography Of she kind
| " and good man whoae IL 20 sadly
missed by tho whole community.
~ spoke of Mr. Morgans great
knowledge 81 his profession which
seemed 70 DO intuitiye, and said thai
during The many ycarshe bad known
Mr. Morgan, be always found him
70 be . thoroughly cultured man.
Nh. d. Q. HAMMErr
Mr.. Hanmett spoke in glowing
Terms 81 his in1ercourse with Mr..
Morgan and said that 10 slI The years
that he and the late Justice had been
friends be had ever found him 4
good, true man, whose loss the
county and the State Ioel deeply.
Mr.. Hammett said IN part
! asn reminded that death meets
Us 81 every turn. 10 Washington
only o few days ago II was my sad
los 10 arise on d similar occasion Is
this and express my sincere regrets
upon tbs death Of one Of my 90.
workers 10 the legal department. Of
the Department Of the Intoriorthe
late Judge Vivlen Brent. This %.
casion is very sad 70 me. Iknew
and loved the decsAsed for many
years. He wasa manof parts gen
crous and kind 10 eli an exception
Tally fine lawyer man 10 whom the
law seemed % be inssInctIvely Civ
len. ! knew him In his private life.
Truly, we mourn s-man whose place
at the bar. 10 tho community and 10
the State cannot easily be filed.
VIZ. MKvERrrr LoKER.
Mr. Loker said that be- owed d
great deal to Mr.. Morgan he had
been instructed BY him ID tho Law.
and that. although his acquaintance
with him had not been as long as
that Of the other members Of the
bar. still none knew him better or
had as great cause 10 miss him. for
be had been, as IL were, member
81 his family, been aided BY his ID.
vice, and In hls FIRST cases. been di.
reated and guided by him. II vas
always Mr. Morgan's pleasure 10
give assistance He was a ripe
scholar, aud q kind hearted. courte.
Gus gentleman.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04


endorsement 70 II. wa.x,,.,..x..
81 - .s' ~ = .AV s'''A ''ons'
,'au nos sne pressure o. pors onally
knowing MIR. Morgan asfwell as the
rest Of my brothers, but / knew him
we'll BY reputation, and / kaenlv
| feel his less. FIR 7 bad s,,.anaaa -
,no q w,.t ~ M~....n. Ill -
~" "s' MORGAN ma came
ner0 ioF tDas purpose.
JupGR CRANR
su"ko franc saiu
So much has been <1id bv the
membeva: ~ me har ,hot ,hswa 8.
49, 49, =
ns.n.nk ieis 'pl my " say except %
cordially endorse the resolutions
and tho complimentary remafks that
have baen made. M Maroaa va
t~,.t., $500 .... q ~. I
$500 n'"" @ust th'n 1ess "
ueop'y 1917 oy ene Whole county,
Peace 70 bis ashes !
lunar RRrsnor
Tha f4.,... en-. :,
resolutions Of respect and 10 the
very appropriate remarks just sub
mittea on behalf on the bar 10 inem-
ory Of ehe lasO JosEpH H. MolssAN.
Lnls srlpnss coming from tnose
We 49,. anew y :nlm pest 70 ilie ana WHO
wose nas associAtcs ~ the par - NO
Imply esIoglums ous nttlngly az
sosss a sao Ivy snu essoom ~ Mnicn ne
80 nslu ~ s.'oSo s,nong Wnom ne
hau oass nls 10y ~ ire.
~. sloIkan wss ? CONSCIENTIOUS
az. - ~ pasns go 49,, anu man
rhsla - 80 -. -. 'okaa sss " psnss.
49, $3.50 Z, ~ IN maS nvs IeRarueo q 2 ssg-
. .ons :. nws w ~ uses werp Fl
$3.50 p. ...l'.s Misn ware ana tne
s,. $500. sy ~. wL,eu ~ realeu we're
1890 81 ~ ~ ~. $500 nuu coksns TO
~ nrsnei,,Is~ 49, ~ n. 49,. Ss.n.. - pe.n y
-. ce , ~. ...s 49, sn1 uou'ssvps 7, y
ia gr,er. sn raselss...4 i.t 1872 ss.sesls
si~...s $50 49, !, iss.ssslI .s's,...sso aou
- 80 49, 1919, .as Converse WIN MN.
wl.lVus poans Sonvlncou snas ~
49, n'san y ins@1secsuai ioree anu
~ ullssllonss. wnilo " gig nOs:
~ 1eaA'ssp " ~ mpeul.nens q
spssons svssvss sno lower q 81
p1ss ". prosvus.ng ne 1850,
anu y. Msss soIsvn Iarely NfEnsu
-. nls $3.50 -, yes ~ keneIaaIy SUI
. .....a sonun scasops lOs sno pos's
saen s aasuslsu ~ nil ~ - uelsnse y
- a,s $500 $500 nsss ~ wss : nlzn
$500 80 49, rua 1919 lnas
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04
Saint Maru's Beacon
lob Printing, such as
Handbills. Circulars.
Blanks, Bill Heads, executed with
neatness and despatch.

Parties having Zeal or Personal
Property for sale can obtain des-I
criptiye handbills neatly. executed
and at city prices
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04
NOTICE

II gou want 70 save money and get ilrst-elasa
goods. come to 3. u ILII6ON'S Is, ChapfIco. Nd.
lthe old stand Of Goo. Garncf9 There you
can get moro for yonr money than Ut any
othar store IN Sc. Mary, County. Isoli cheaper
and give more for your EGGS and other rho.
DUCB than any ono else.
~ large Bars of Soap for 25 ccnts
ilponnda t5raauatod sugar 70
Pound Package ColIce ~
Boxes Best peast Powder M
Cakes Best Toilet Soap 10
Ladies' and aentlemen'a shoes from sou up,
all sizes.
callcos, 0inghams an1 Lawns g and ~.
Nov Stock q Clothing sMer ana ilsys) very
Cheap.
3 thil Stock Ad Ndfi6 'as At
SMALL PROFIT. Como aud zee foE yonrstif
ana gpn wa De sasiesled. nARHAfNs. We
want Jour trado Respectfully.
len MfLLIeoE,
MAY "a Os-am. ChaDtico. nd,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04
KEEIPEIs a. Witt
SUCCESSOR 10
S. Il. vfETT.

@0ystera nd.cctlee. FsneLiquoFsand Cigars.
&Pcraons 9naebteG 90 3. Il. Vlutt ara lssaucsfsd
% make Immediate payment aud faxn expen-
scg OF legal collection.
Mas q. t5-s4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-10-04

endorsement Of The resolutions. 1
had not tho pleasure OF pors onally
knowing Mr.. Morgan aslwell as the
rest Of my brothers, but knew him
we'll By reputation, and keenly
feel his less, for ! had Intended 60.
ing IN with Mr.. Morgan md came
here for that purpose.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-23
Lead and zinc. DECLINING.
Continued From First Pace)

Of the district, follows somewhat the
Joplin pattern, but differs in the install
lation Of rather complete sizing sys-
TEN using a new type of shaker screen
and separate four-cell JIG for each
size, The problem is to concentrate
tine huorspar and galcna A new
grinding mill is being erected by the
Keystone Lead and Zinc Company at
their John mine about ciph, miles from
Salem. ~.
The new Eagle.miIl incar Salem was
practically completed th, year and the
building Of the Sanders mill is about
ready for the installation ofmachinery.
The aim Of these mills is the separation
Of the sphaleritc Cblerdcl from the
iluorite so as TO produce a commercial
zine ore, and at the same time save the
associated galena. The former is a
dry concentrating plant using Hooper
pneumatic tables and a very complete
sizing system The character of the
Sanders plant has not been learned.
The central Kentucky district is Ia
have a new mill. to be used for the sep.
aration and grinding Of luorspar, barite
and calcite The Monitor Mineral Co..
has let a contract for the mill. the
work to begin on It IN February. H.
equipment Is to consist Of picking
table, two crushers Of the Blake type.
three sets Of Cornish rolls. two four-cgiI
diiIercntal iirs, sizing screens. accc,.
Org elevator, and couycyor.. Ford
concentrating table. one rotary dryer.
one Griffin mill twithproyision Tor twoi
To grind the huospar, and eight buhr
mills Of Virginia buhr.s,onc Cor grind
INK the calcite and baritc. An add
tional section Of the plant BE- On Boz con
stucted 90 manufacture hlrum ,alt-
Later the calcitc IN part s O, be- ut,.
lied in the manufacture ~ hydratrI
lime and ,and-lmc brick at Che mine
Uses. Among the more ryccn, appI
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-23
DONNELLY 8 HATFIELD
MAGNIFICENT MINISTRIES
Under Personal Direction Of Come
dian Al &. Field al Opera House,
Saturday, February "a,

The Donnelly & Hatfield Magnificent
Ministries nave been noted for the nov.
city and magnldcencc Of their first
part, and this year another stride in
the march Of progress has been taken.
The Evolution Of Mnstrclsy" is the
designation Of the first part and the
massive stage setting, with three great
stairways leading down 10 the stage.
with its elaborate embellishments. rep
rescnts the minstrclsy Of forgotten
CENTURIES. The significance Of the
scene is that II introduces groups Of
wandering minstrcls of centuries ago
the first Of the players as well as the
minstrel Of today, and traces the de-
yelopmont from the minstrel days Of
Homer to the days Of the black faced
comedian who delights the thousand.
who attend this popular organization.
10 Is the clasping Of hands Of the min.
slrcl oil the DARK ages with Oh" minstrel
of today
While ODD Glory Waves. one or
the many features Of this show. may
be- seen. ana is on, VI he most patu
otto and magnificent spcctacles ever
produced on the American stage Il
consists 81 military review Of this
country from th" time II The minute
man GO the Scandinavian war.
and Is Illustrated by O. series 81 brll.
amt iah!caaf accompanied los drills of
rough rIdcr,. patriotic songs and "a dual
review VI all che American volunteer IN
appropriate uniform ani equipment
from the linn. of the rr,olutionar, war
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-23

ur 'n trv w.Hrt um.
Their. 800 DO. .t., walks dom, by
i.n-,r io.seiul. u arr,. ar,. t.p..
,'loi the arronIIro. auu O., OH, Ola
stated, iaurar of lhc m.Hurtt,
Ihr Nocturnal expeditions Ut the
r.rrn H. r.runur. auI Do. nat.,
imagery. as a,i a. h~ whole r...l
n'.Ihun,ss ar .fnfu m u most char.
aricrisiic manner boz one of tIr scrn,.
~h'ch, when revealed. shows tho r.0on
stealing over o. bong range of h.lIs. Ira.
lng 10 grurc lis way through a cloud
The cluui passes and the muon show. f.,
Heating b"at ,vVlyi with ioyou. bow.
and girls One D., unc the ,arsi,.
gather IN from N, shadow Of the woa.i.
land Tor their songs under the l,uyb.
OF The magnolia trees uoy sling ,
pretty melody and the white folks sins
reply The arki,. my raoIn.rbt
20 che white folks ami then ,o~.. u
quick change anil bya clever mapipu.
lai'on II mechanical effects ono ID
brought To the manor house VI the
plantation. a crash NJ music !. fol.
loWcd 10y lood OF sunlight and m,
darkics coming in from the cotton 6cld.
gather IN front Ut the house On ,o their
characteristics dancing This s onc of
che must t,piaI oaibcru scenes over
Put un the stage
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-23

where Mr.. Davidson resides. But in
1885 he sold out and came TO Texas
where he has since lived. He own.
now a fine farm Of go acres. almost
perfectly level. Grandfather Sheriff.
and his wife are aged. being close Ia
the four score milestone of life But
they still have that Kentucky trait Of
hospitality which Kentuckians are
wont to designate by the phrase. The
latch string hangs On the outside. "
We began TO keep house in town last
Saturday, Stephensyille is hustlins.
bustling little city OF about 300 people
and it sports three banks and three
newspapers. We mean 10 work here
until the winter in Kentucky ha, been
chased of by the spring day and then
We mean 20 return,
An item Of interest we md IN the
Erath Appeal, that the teacher, OF this
county have placed themselves ON rec
ord a. In favor Of q county superintend-
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-23
Second District loneliness.

a banquet Vi beauty 90, ,hc c1Hr
sional reception at ,hc White House
were The SIS Young VIr., from the see
ond district Of Kentucky. that Hon
and Mrs A o. Stanley. had as their
guests, after a merry dinner az the
Rigs. Mr. and Mr., Stanley ami
their pretty schoolgirl continents
the latter at a White House rcccp,
for the first time. were the most inter.
esting feature Of the affair The ssy.
tettc. all charming array n white.
we're Miss Brodic. Miss Mitchell arT
hiss Woodson of Owcn,boru. Nj.
Hart Of Henderson. Miss Ora Baker. Ut
Dixon; Miss HardWick. u Iiopkinsy.lIe.
Telegram.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-23
WEST ny. COAL COVPV
WILL BUILD RAD
Proposes 10 Build Line 10 On.
eral Routes Are Under n
Consideration.

Through their lo-al a,t-
winston. the blg WrtEf III
pany On last friday rgh,r4l
meeting in :hc l.ini.r hail. ne,
new railroad proposiiirr ,au.
asking their influence r q
night of way from S,ars
where the mad voud ,rrstt.
ncw N a.
No financial support au u.
and d gocs without saying f d
embraced the nca plan stu
and readily granted OBJ. ru
request u the Coal Carnr
Several routes an, urlr Ia,
ton. and 30 soan a. arr .l
citizens viii go a. wv. r an
ADD the cnterprsing company tl
INK he nrht Of way chic "a.
no difficult matter ssrr n
bic benefit Oh, pror.rIra. I'D
a. ever Fr"r-fif
u b. quite probable t
b, extended to -Haatr
b,siica thcI e. arIH NEl
noctions SiuVis vuII...
.'i'sniaTv- irum tam r
and tau rrat n.r..
sfaarr,tUau >nT N
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-23
lrna.


. Will Marlin was here Saturday.
Mis-, Ger, Hoover BE- rgb, SICK ,h,,
week
C. 7 Belt va, here one dag hu
week
Jr. suIlcnrcr u on tho ,,ct li.t
thls week
LAT, llighdn. Who has been suck. b.
improving
Clyde McMastcr returned from Fair.
view saturday
Mn. 4. C. McMsster,i,i,ci her par
cnts last week.
Mis- Ella Tabor visited relatives a,
To'u last week.
A= Jessie Clemens spcn, hs, week
with her parents.
William Bclmcr and family have
moved IN Stunis
Nie Ethel Funkhouscr b. visiting
relative, al rolu.
Go Co s s. SuIsngcra for your
ready made clothing
Go a. j 4 Slilcugcr for your dry
roo'Is and grccrrs
Mis- rrc,.e Suneng,r visited Miss
A'ue iilghfn Asi acck
MIS- Ncs'e Su.lcrfsr visited Mr.
Pearl SuI',nr,r asi vc,s
Me Erra Martin sia.isI Mo-
Pearl AND Bertha San,rrsr Ias, ac,s
rhc mrg 90 Oh, RESIDENCE of Icsa
.HHur'n February Do sac hr.r,
attended
t.r ready madr clothing .1u u
saI.srr.r suu for MON from
afoNu
William rmu ari wife, Henry suI
'nror and Bruce Campbell HaHoI
through here yesterday
School closed hero saurIa, anl OF
large crowd was present N.rs rr
.r,shm,1r a,r, served a. h, dinner
hour AMI at thc rIu.r many t,ar
W,r, .h,d
Mi~ Hattie Tahor and Chester Vat.
aon surprised their many fucrls ast
Wednesday by clipping o. Elizabeth
town and getting married We extend
4" them our h,artlcst ,orrrsiulstop.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-23
mad Dog ATTACKS
ALL IN ITS PATH
Bites Little Twelve Year Old Son Of
John Marvel and Does Much
Damage Before Killed.

Last Sunday morning about six
o'clock at Iron Hill, a mad dog
entered J. NJ. Walkers yard
and at once proceeded to run a
muck through his flock of poultry
II then bit the pet goat, three or four
hogs and several chickens before it
was killed. About six hours later John
Marvel. who resides near the Caroline
Hughes bridge on Crooked Creek. rode
M to the gate accompanied by his
little son and Irwin Travis and asked to
see the dog. On examination. the
son Of Mr.. Marvel, a bright hoy Of
t~elve years Of age. said, Yes. this
= Friscoew Mr.. Marvel then stated
that the dog had bitten the boy, most
Of his stock and then had run away.
Mr.. Marvel said he and the boy had
tracked It TO Nation. then 10
NUNS Switch and on to Irwin Travis.
The dog bit all Of the stock il came
TO along the line. Mr.. Twins COW was
bitten and the dog proceeded on is
way; turning in az Frank Clark Il bit
all Of his stock and on To Willie
Deboe's, Mat Deans and j. 81.
Walker where Il was killed.
The dog seemed 20 have every thing
its way and il is supposed that every
dog and every thing that came ir i.s
way was bitten.
About the first u March wil le
the time Tor the poison 20 take effect
therefore, precaution should be- taken
and good supply Of ammunition really
that, when dog IS seen with its tail
tucked and les head down. SOU may a.l
no questions. bat. ".et him have H.
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Ma rmCny LADY Cuarlcllc ConE

The Harmony Dad, Quartet.
pany will be- ut the s5f-.
Saturday night. Fyhuau
See What the beading Ta. a
The Harmony Qmr'r's
Company Is a comhral
really enjoyable AMI diver .ri
tainmcnt llhcrty,lI',. on
Harmony Quartet, D.mTH r
hcst II satisfaction. ur, pr Fe
musical programs gives Boo 't ~,
J r. McCollum. Saybr U.
Miss Daisy Higgins Be- aH 1.'.'' :
possesses talent and ah.i.
brought her fame amul OBJ
musicians Times. Remove .a
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In The lap Of IdIeReSS.
nv W. nuGH WATSON

The rigors Of the. climatc In Bon.
lucky seemed detrimental tony health
which. at IT, best, 3, not very roud. 81,
! left snow and snowsiurm Tor tho
sunshine II The southwest. 10 ms'
Il more tcrsc. I am now In the western
part AZ Texas trying with thc weapon
q pure aii 10 battle against tha, insid.
uous enemy. lung trouble.
For one week. wife. Hugh Ivan AMI
| were in the country home u Richard
l.. Sheriff.. formerly ~ Crttsri,r
county. Ne once owned the farm
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lmlm Tragedy

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another victim off
Pneumonia Hlt af.
coils are properly frr.. -
Is aycrrci o. 20 lr..
lanl11. lri. aut,
thc consumption anI H b,
gave h,r up Fra.
Kings Ncv Discovery
bon. Coughs and t..
her. and today h,ne..
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dose n,leyr. Guarantee
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