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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-01-26
ROBERT NEWTON WALKER
SUCCUMBS TO Death
One Of The Oldest and Most PrOmI.
nenl Residents Of The Cliy.-.ln
His Seyeniy.lhlrd Year.

Wednesday morning at SI5 O'Clock
the life Of Robert Newton Walker. one
Of the Oldest and most prominent resi-
dents Of the city passed out, in his
seyenty-third year. Mr.. Walker was
the father Of K. c. Walker. Of Grand
Junction. Col, who. as citizen
II Marion and publisher Of a local news.
paper attained a point second to that Of
no journalist in the state.
The deceased leaves a wife. one son.
Il, c. Walker, Of Grand Junction, Col,
and Eve daughters. as follows:
Mcsdamcs d, II. Moore and Ed Doss,
" this city, Jesse Olive, Of Eddyvillc,
Henry Lcdbcttcr, Of Elizabethtown, Ill.,,
and Miss nellie Walker. Of this city.
The deceased was a native Of this
county and was born and reared near
the village Of Tolu on the Ohio river
While yet farmer. Mr., Walker as a
young man me, and woocd Miss Sarah
u, Clement
lie was elected sheriff Of the county
m 1865 and moved 10 the city and was
reelected the following term. 1870.
the terms lasting two years each at
that day. After this he continued to
reside here where he has since lived.
first engaging in the tobacco business.
being member II a local firm.
Walker. Wilson 4 Co. lie was in this
business Tor three years. after which.
with 4. n Woods. now Of Ardmore.
lit he engaged in the dry goods bus.
mess Tor several years. Tie then with
. his son-in-aw. Jesse Olive. engaged In
the furniture business and continued
| in that until about six or seven years
ago. when the firm, Walker & Olive,
dissolved and Walker has since beer
retired from business
The nows of this death will be hear,
with universal regret wherever tn,
deceased was known. lie had been IL
failing health Tor some time, but hi
recent intense suffering came athcl
suddenly.
lie was a member of the NJ. +
church here from which the funcra
will be conducted Saturday, beinI
delayed TO await the arrival Of 4. c
Walker who left Grand Junctlol
"Wednesday morning and will arriv
here this afternoon
The funeral will be preached by Rev
J. r. McAfee and the interrment wi
be In the new cemetery.
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Lost or MlSlald

Policy Ne. lS1OlS. issued by the Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Company. on
the life Of Willie +. McNecly. The
finder will pleasc return To the under.
signed Application has been made
for the issuing Of a duplicate.
II. " SroNg.
@.6t Marion. Ny.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-01-26
COURT Proceedings.
IMPORTANT NOTES
Appropriation TO Repair Court House
Is More Than Necessary..-S $1,000
Being Allowed.

Land proccssioncrs for the county
whose duty II Is to establish lines and
corne.s an real estate when called
upon. have been appointed by the
county Judge a. follows: Ira Hughes,
". A. Woodall and Geo. H. Foster.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-01-26
One Fare for Round Trip 10 Louisville,

II rs believed that the railroads will
grant a rate Of one fare for the round
trip from all parts Of the United States
to Louisville on account Of Home
Coming Weak" sor all Kontuckians.
June 70 to II.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-01-26

In the quarterly court Monday. the
case II J 2. Reed against G. W. SUIT
ton was settled. Mr.. Reed claimed
SIS for rents. etc. A counter claim
was presented by the defendant
and Mr.. Reed received Judgment
for So.
Several small cases were disposed OF
by default judgment. and the case Of
J. n. King against Mitchell with sew
cral other cases. was continued.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-01-26
Richard J. Morris, Dentist.

~ AA'NlA AhA w hNa''' -
Yates.
J. o. Belt, Of Lola. was here Wed
nesday.
Several county teachers were here
Saturday.
J. II. Bell, Of Hampton. was here
yesterday.
A. y. Jarvis came over from Hender-
son Wednesday
d. Garth Hearne. Of Salem, was
here Wednesday
Vernon Turley, Of Starr. was in to
see US Wednesday.
Bob White. Of HopkinsvilIe. was in
the city this week
When you want good enough. al.
ways call at Copher's.
Abe Klyman has installed his new
furniture and fixtures
With every tablet lead pencil will
be given while they last. FoHs.
W. X. Brown. Of Crayneville. was in
to see " Wednesday.
We want all kinds Of produce. DO
not fail 10 bring yours TO Us.
CT. JEAN & Co.
Louis Clifton left "Wednesday after
spending few days here.
We are in business TO stay and We
will not be undersold
HUGHES a HENRY.
Grant Davidson visited his father
near Sheridan Sunday
Barber shopl First door in new
hotel opposite post office.
METZ 4 SEDBERRN.
Miss Lillian Ragsdalc visited her
sister at Frcdonia Sunday.
Gilbert q Son have added line Of
groceries to their business.
Only frst-class. up-to-date job print
ing done at the RECORD office.
Mn. Dcnman. who has been quit,
sick u pneumonia Is much better.
The best coal ever sold In Marion
the Graz Orchard. You can buy Il Of
Jno. Sutherland
Roy Siglcr. Of Morganncid. V,siiv,
relatives here the fst of the week
Bring your eggs and butter Il
Gopher lie pays h,ghes, market
price.
Harry Watkins and johnson Cridri
were In Mayhcld "Wednesday on I
business trip.
Will Clifton. sam Gugcnhcim an,
VIII McElroy made a business tril
t. Tolu yesterday
shave. shine. single. bath, buoy
ancy. bristlc Pa,roniIc our shop an,
We will make YOU feel good
MIR & SEpRERRN
Mn. Parker. u Dixon. rcturnc
home Wednesday after visiting he
daughter. Mr. Mary Dvy
ANY one wanting the latest news
telephone Lester Paris at the postu
telegraph office Prompt delivery.
For hay. corn, oats. bran or straw
call on Williams 4 Guess, the feed men
Ware room rear Of Hcarin's grocery.
Miss Ruby Castlcbcrry returned yes
tcrday from Princeton whore she ha
been visiting her mother for some tim,
County Judge ". a. Blackburn ha
had his office cleaned up and improve
and Il presents a much better appear
ancc
Suitable card hoard for map DRAWN
and pencil skciching at this office
. ply. 3 boards Tor 5c 4 bly, . hoarr
, Tor los.
Miss Ellie Chittcndcn returned 10 h,
home in Livingston county ycstcrda
/ after visit 10 her brother J.
Chittcndcn.
When you want feed. telephone OF
s,orc. No. rs We also run f.,
stable prices reasonable and patronar
, appreciated
GRIssoN 4 DAuCUrERN.
n Good bath. clean shave and smooi
hair cut makes one look gentleman
and intelligent You can yet them .
al our shop. METz q SgpngRRN.
Elder J. Shelby Rowe and wi
9 arrived in the city Wednesday fro
J. Hart county whore they have be-
visiting relatives.
You will lind the unoxccllcd Hci
pill pickles at Cophcr's. Pleasant
the stomach. Try Il and also Het
mixed sweet pickles.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-01-26
LITTLE RECORDS.

e'''N'
AN Clifton was in the city this
hen you want candies call at
[o hers
NJ. Freeman went to CrayneyiIle
|sday.
I've Walker. Of Iron Hill, was here
|sday.
Sullenger. OF Trina, was here
urday.
blanks famous Log Cabin tea at
piers.
l.. Harpending, Of Salem. was
- j. saturday
bur line Of chinhware has just
tiycd. Come and see Il. FOHs
when you can't find it elsewhere
q will find il at Copher's.
johnson Order WAS in Fredonia Sun
Is TO visit his mother.
Have you anything you want to sell!
b an ad. in Tng REcoRD.
Gill Thomason has moved into his
W. residence on East Bclleyiilo
Mis- Mile Eaton. Of Salem. Is visit.
b. her sister. Mn. Eugene Love.
4 Havr your stationery. bills and eireu.
" printed at Thu RECORD office.
y q Edmunds. Of Hopkinsyille. was
Registered at Hotel Crittendcn Monday
For eye glasses see Dr. G. W. Stone.
Int door east Of ]. l.. Stewart, Marion,
b.
Lester PARIS " now the news agent,
having purchased the agency Of Eugene
owe.
Dr. Walter Travis. Of Iron Iill, was
N town Tuesday and called around to
pee us.
When you want groceries Of all kinds
700 always find the freshest at
Corhcr'a
Miss Flora Ryan went To Hopkinsville
Saturday 20 visit her mother. returning
Monday
positively guarantee Crab Orchard
coal 10 be- equal 10 the best In
gaomety Jno. Sutherland
Dr. J. Anthony Davidson will leave
next Tuesday Tor North Carolina
h. improve his health.
Al the latest paper. magazines and
periodicals.. See Lester Paris Al the
postal telegraph office.
Mr.. Dresser. Of Calvert City. Ky,
arrived in the city this week 10 visit
her sister, Mn Dcnman.
School children can secure suitable
paprr At this office for pen and inl
ssciehing ? sheets Cor jc.
viii Campbell Is trying the road thu
month with the view Of taking apcr
msneut travelling position.
Frank Congcr delivered about on'
hundred fine hogs here Saturday. From
one point u view. Frank Is a h,tl'
huggish
Hot or cold bath at any hour Of IN,
day al our shop PC. Experiences
hand To rub down. Place Is In front o.
pyuoficc. MARI a SEnnERRr
lno ". Wilson moved Saturday .,
the Rio Wilson residence. having sol
hs place on East Depot 10 Attornc,
4 e. Muorc
have purchased the new, agency O
Eugene Love and will have hcadquar
tens at the postal telegraph office %
HANK street. Lester Paris
lost Sunday morning at the c. I
,huu,h. some one. by mistake. ~
changed umbrellas with me. Pleas
leave same at this office and rccciy
Yours.
Tuesday. Dr. Travis. Who has bee
Spending a few weeks with parents an
friends near Tribune. returned to l.oy
r,I.lo where h. will resume bis duti,
boz medieval college acain
Roth barber shops have agreed +,
CLOSE every night at & o'clock cNccp, q
Saturday nights when they will renal
open until y O'Clock. Patrons vi
p.casc take notice.
METZ q SEnBENRN.
II, r. FOSTER
Tuesday morning Mrs. VIM. PHILLIP
and daughter Miss Eva. and Mrs lar
Thompson who have been visiting n
alivcs and friends in this county 4
some weeks, returned To their home
Arkansas.
We nave purchased the Schwab pr
ducc business and moved our stand
The Olive & Walker old stand on Sale
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-01-26

There was fair maid who because
OF a swelling she hat In her jause
Couldn't sing mol, at all
In fact. every sfuau
Sounded like someone sharpning
soucc.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-01-26
MErz q SEpBERRY
H. r. FOSTER

Tuesday morning Mrs. VIM. Phillips
and daughter Miss Eva. and Mrs Jane
Thompson, who have been visiting rel
ativcs and friends in this county for
some weeks, returned to their home in
Arkansas.
We nave purchased the Schwab pro-
ducc business and moved our stand to
the Olive & walker old stand on Salem
street Bring In your produce Of all
, Kinds, highest market prices.
G. T. JgAN A Co.
J. II. GmssoM Mgr
Doctor W. T. Specs, Of Washington,
Kentucky filled the pulpit Sunday a,
the First Presbyterian church on Belle
VILE street. He preached morning and
evening To large congregation and
each time his discourscs were excel.
lent and well received. DIR. Specs Is
here Investigating the field Of work
embracing the church here and also al
Ioln' and u conditions can be made
favorable all around he may locat'
here IN charge Of tbe held
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-13
3oe a Street.

Mrs J. B. Hudson, of Starkville
Miss, and her son, Erwin Hudson, O
Washington, D. c., who had beer
here six weeks visiting Miss Mar!
Richeson and other friends, left Mon
day night for Ell Paso.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-13

List your property with Woodruff
& DeFreest, Okla. Block, Room 4.
Rev. A. NJ. Lumpkin delivered a
very entertaining lecture last night
at the Christian church. He dressed
in costumes representing the several
nations through which he has travel
ed. His talk was very instructive as
well as entertaining. It is just like
taking a trip around the world to
hear him. He has many curious arti-
cles on exhibition the use of which
he describes in the course of his
address. He will lecture again to-
night and tomorrow night. The lee
lures are under the auspices of the
Baptist young people, and the pro
ceeds go to the building fund of the
new Baptist church.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-13

YELLOWSTONE, the greatest Amer
can whisky. Oriental Saloon. lott
C. C. Totten returned to Lake Ar
thur Monday evening.
Don't fail to see The Deserter at
the Majestic this week.
Living flowers, spectacular feature
at the Majestic this week t3
A. V! Dennis came up from Dexter
this morning to spend the day.
George Davisson left today for the
North to close several land deals.
List your property with Woodruff
e DeFreest, Okla. Block, room 4.
WANTED Good secondhand range,
with hot water front. Phone 220.
List your property with Woodruff
& DeFreest, Okla. Block, room A..
Figure with B. F. smith when you
want buggy painting. Phone 175. TIT
Red Top Rye, the greatest family
whisky, full quarts $3.50. Oriental10tf
Fine, fat turkeys and chickens at
Sacramento Market. Call phone 425.
17t4
Thomas Sandman left this morning
for Chicago and New York on a bust
ness trip hat will occupy twenty OF
thirty days.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-13
NOTICE!

We have one of the best lists
of property for sale in this coun
ty. We take special pains to
list our property at the very
lowest price, and can give our
customers good bargains as well
as good titles. We have a com
pIete set of Abstract books and
can furnish correct, up=fO-da1e
Abstracts at a very low price.
If you are i'm the market get our
prices before buying, or ordering
dissatisfaction & Bell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-13

) LOCAL NEWS. s

E. Ward, of Artesia. was in town
today
A. P. Frost, of HagermaR was in
town today.
Harry Holly came up yesterday
from Dexter.
John McKinstry returned last night
from Kansas City.
Thos. D.. White went to Kenna to-
day to ship cattle.
Don't fail to see The Deserter at
the Majestic his week.
Dick DAWSON left today for Kan
sas points on business.
c. E. Odem made a business trip
to Carlsbad last night.
Mrs. N. A. Palmer, of Dexter. was
here shopping today
Meats of all kinds at the Sacramen-
to Market, phone AIS. 17t4
Mrs. Matte Beeman went to Carls-
bad Monday night on a w weeks
trip.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-13
Wreck on Missouri Pacific.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov. ia west
bound Mo. Pacific train while running
at full speed was hurled from the
track by spreading rails near Glen
coe, 81, miles west of here today, but
beyond cuts and bruises all on board
escaped. h entire train plunged
into the embankment and the track
was torn up for two hundred feet.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-13

J. H. S. Barfield and family, of
Springfield, Mo-, have arrived in Ros-
well to spend the winter, and have
leased the Mark Howell home on
gent of the Massachusetts Mutual
Life ms. Co. for Southwestern Mis-
souri,, and will engage in the life in
surance business while in Roswell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-13
Notice to nv Patrons.

From December | will be prepared
to furnish you the best eggs on the
market, having secured Thoroughbred
Plymouth Rock chickens. Ida B. ia
coby, Sunnymead Farm Roswell, New
Mexico. SStf TITS.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-13

Miss Camille Fleming returned last
night from a visit at her old home
in Texas.
s. e. Waskom is spending the
week here while attending TO legal
business.
Carl Metschan, editor of the Lake
Arthur Times, is here having his
eyes treated.
Col. C. L Ballard and DR.. Lipp
went to Kenna Monday morning to
ship cattle.
School children will be admitted to
the Ldlmpkin lecture tonight at a re-
duced price.
Claude Porter, son of Jack Porter
of Artesia, spent Monday in Roswell
on business.
John B. Infeld and H. NJ. Page,-of
Artesia. spent Monday here looking
after business.
NJ. and Mrs. J. P. Rhodes, of Hager-
man. left this morning on a business
trip to Nebraska.
Ralph Dimmitt and, his business
partner, Mr.. Page, came up from Carls
bad this morning.
Mrs. Dove A. Couch, of Bonham,
Tex, came up from Lake Arthur Mon
day for a short visit.
FOR RENT Two nice UNFINISHED
rooms, bath and electric lights Call
mornings. 204 w Sth ST. loft
j. E. Cady came up from Lake Ar
thur this morning. He will go north
in a few days after immigrants.
w. M. Bevers returned last night
from an extended trip to Fort Worth.
Mineral Wells and other Texas points.
B.. L. Cooper, one of the managers
of the new townsite of Elkins, came.
down last night to look after business.
Peter Ruppe left this morning for
mis- home in Calumet, Mich. His daugh
ter, Miss Agnes Ruppe, will spend
the winter here.
School students should take a trip
around the world tonight with Mr..
Lumpkin. 1t educates you and makes
you laugh, too.
See our window display IF Roswell
Souvenir Stationery. Our price 35c.
regular soc paper.-INGERSOLL'S
BOOK STORE.
Monday evening to spend several
bays with her mother, Mrs. w. d.
Amis, who is i'll.
J.. D. Barlow, who has property at
Lake Arthur. was here yesterday
purchasing supplies. He is a new ar
rival from the North.
Samuel Eccles and family are re
cent arrivals from Beatrice, Neb., and
reside east of South Spring where
they have bought a farm.
Mrs. S. E. Champion, of Artesia
spent yesterday shopping in Roswell.
Doud Patrick came up from Dexter
yesterday to attend court.
Mrs. Chas. Whiteman will start a
in China painting oon Anyone
to take lessons, phone SGT
Or call at 3O6 N. Penn. ave. 1916
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Jones returned
10 their home in Hagerman Monday
They were here buying furni-
ture for their new residence.
Romaldo Contreras, Aristeo, Mar
lues and Alberto Ruiz, well known
musicians, wen to Texico Mon
day to play for two dances.
for Wichita Falls, where he will con
duct the music for a revival which
Rev. R. w. Lewis will have in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. M. Wheeler and
have arrived from Beatrice,
Neb., and will move to their newly
purchased farm east of South Spring.
Rev. Henry B%landford, the divine
healer" accompanied by his wife,
left last night for Ell Paso. They
may return to Roswell next summer.
G. M. Lane and wife, of Olathe,
KAN, arrived yesterday to remain
May to enjoy the pleasure and
benefits Of the Pecos Valley climate.
Mrs. ]. L. Rountree left Monday
evening for Abilene. Tex, to join her
husband, who is there picking cotton.
have haRn residents of Roswell
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-11-13

FOR SALE A young and Sound
family mare. Good driver and sad
der. Address Lock box B. City. If
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Yellowstone, the greatest Amer
can whisky. Oriental Saloon. loft
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Fill 1t Up.

Your library while they last al
csc. Regular $3.50 copyright books.
INGERaOLL'S BOOK STORE.
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L. N. Gishwiller left this morning
for Almena, Kan, mis- old home to
prepare for the coming of his father
and family. The father, J. A. Gish-
willer, has sold his place near Ros-
well and will return to his old home
in Kansas.
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FOR SALE Fresh milk cows. st
John Bros, City. Aft
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Rev. E.. 2. Davis, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, left Monday
morning for Chicago, to meet his wife.
mother and four-months-old son, who
are coming from New York. They
will reach Roswell in about ten days.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-11-09
gelect Miscellany~
A Lawyers Love Affair.
BY ASHMORE RUSSIAN.

Mr.. Alfred lrSliHll, at the firm Ol
G ,ne, Valley & Marsh III, solicitors
of the Supren" e 'urt, hal risen from
clerkship To b j'nn'or partner in
that we'll known ii III by industry
ability and disc ,oA-ptrticu triy
the last.
During three years or 80 he had
been writing letters periodically and
quite automatically to Mrs. May
lord, always very much the same
thing:
"Madam-We are instructed by our
client, Mrs Fairfax. to acknowledge
the receipt OF your letter, and to IN
form YOU that she sees no reason to
reconsider the DECISION she came 10 at
the tune vi Your marriage. We are
yours tru y,
&C line, Valley & MARSHALL
The first Instructions had been re.
ceived long time ago. Since then
at intervals If about three months
letters addressed Mrs. Fail fax had
been forwarded to the firm, with the
brief intimation: "Please acknowltdge
as before" Nobtdy in the office had
ever troubled 10 read those long, close.
ly written sheets, or, if some irquisi
tive clerk persued them, he said moth
ing about the fact. Certainly Mr.
Marshall had never read more thar
the signatures. Having carried out
his instructions, which were definite
Mr.. Marshall added each letter as il
came to the bundle kept in a drawe,
of his desk, tied the red tape in neal
bow, replaced the packet, and thought
no more about it, But this was moi
to continue.
A day arrived when having penneo
the usual formal acknowledgement O
lengthy epistle and signed it for th'
firm, his attention was drawn to the
name, which he had written mechani
cally at least half a score of times be
fore.
"Maylord-Maylord?' he reflected
ut would be coincidence if she wert
the little widow l met at the Bagleys'
st. Anne's Grove, Streatham.' II
was at S,rea than, of course. Won
der if she's the same? Really should
very much like to know
Impelled by curiosity, or something
stronger, Mr.. Marshall brought ou,
the packet Of Mrs. Maylord's letters
and read every one of them.
They were writer by daughter
to her mot her craving forgiveness il
terms that would have melted The
heart OF a grindstone, if it had one
"Oh. my molher,' one Of them ran, 81
| could only be a child again! Ii
could only kneel at your feet and fee
your kiss of forgiveness on my brow
as I used to do in the days that seem
50 very, very long ago! Oh, if you
would only she me, let me touch your
hand, shou d be 50 happy! All the
world would be SO bright. Every
night, every morning, | pray that
may be forgiven. Mother, do forgive
yonr dau ughter.'
Mr. NJ ,rshall t're the reply he hat
written into very small pieces ant
wrote another:
"Madam-We are instructed by ou
client, Mrs. F,irfax, to acknowledg,
the receipt oI your letter. and to stat,
that she sees no reason to reconside
the dt clsion see came to at the time Q
your marriage. If, however, YOU vii
be so good as to call at this office an
ask for Mr. Marshall, that gentlema
will be pleased to see you"
Pnnctually at $50 next mornin
the j snior partner was in his place. A
10 O clock the cOmmissionaire brongh