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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
Richard J. Morris, Dentist.

Corn, four cans for 25c at HickIin
Bros.
W. D. Wyatt Of Fredona spent Sun
day in this city
Hicklin Bros. will pay you cash or
trade for your produce.
G.. II. Foster returned this week
from New Mexico.
Full line of chinaware. queensware,
etc. Hicklin Bros
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Stone spent
Sunday in Kelsey.
l.. b. Reeves, Of Louisville, was in
the city this week.
Call at Hicklin Bros. store and get
prices on fertilizers.
Trade at Hicklin Bros. grocery and
get q piece table set free.
Miss Florence Harris visited her
mother in Corydon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopewell, Of Sturgis,
visited relatives in the city last week.
Mrs. Nina Howerton and son, James,
lcf, Monday for week'syisit at Padu-
cab.
An Independent telephone line will be
erected between Marion and Shady
Grove
Mrs. ". 7. Carloss and daughter,
Miss lrbellc, spent Sunday visiting at
Sturgis
Mr. and Mr.. Geo +. Roberts was
the guest Of Mr. and Mr.. ]. +. Wyatt
at Frcdonia
My tobacco fertilizers are ground to-
bacco stems and not ground rock. See
them. W. l.. Adams.
Mrs $ ]. Order is very III At the
home Of her daughter Mrs. 7. II
| Cochran.
Miss Jessie Glenn. Of Eddyyille. is
,hcrues, Of her sister. Mrs. Mcconnell,
I this week
viii open May the 10Th 80 acres good
pasture. Plenty Of water. adjoining
ci,y limits. On Salem road.
d. =. Murphy.
Mr.. G.. c. Ramey, Who has been the
guest other sister. Mrs. II. H. Sayre,
Tor several weeks returned 20 her home
in Hackin,ack. ~ J.. last week.
For sale We will sell cheap for
cash a scholarship IN the Owcnsboro
Business University. For full pariicu-
lars call az this office.
Jon boys wanted l6 10 ~ wears old.
| Good vagcs. For further information
inquire Evansville Glass Company, Ey-
arsy.IIe. Ind. il-it
p.1 yal know that there Is nearly a.
mach Virginia Carolina fertilizers used
AZ an the other brands combined
. There BE- reason AK us.
llickun Bros. 4 Wheeler.
Those delightful yocahsts. the Schu'
bert Lady Quartctic Of Chicago, vii
+ appear at the Opera House on May p
under the auspices Of the X. T. Lodge
, loycr ~ sweet singing should not mia,
this splendid entertainment
+ Eggs for sale from best strains Ui
Buf.Opingtons. Brown Lcghorns, th'
p famous Dustin strain 81 White Wyan
do,tcs and the Wykof laying strain o'
White Lcghorns. Price Sl,oo per 1T
ting ~ fifteen. Address. The CridcI
!. Creamery. Frripnia. ~. a 8
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
HIQh Grade Fertilizer.

u the fertilizer that you have been
using fails 10 make tobacco. runs u ~
toscyd tooquick. fails 10 give itwcirhi,
or costs TOO mnch money, then you
have not been using the virginia.Caro
lima brand and should give Il a trial
NirktrN Rpns. & WHEELER.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
CrIllenden SPRINGS.

Any one wishing to visit the Springs
this season either for long or short
stay. will lind meals and board reason
able. The formal opening will be June
/, but yigitors will be- received and ac'
commodated at any time. Can be
reached by phone.
43.3t +. VI. DAVIDSON.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
Wanted.

Gentleman or lady with gpcd refer
cncc. TO travel by rail or with a rir
Salary sluT2O m per year and expenses
salary paid weekly and expenses nd
yanccd. Address, with stamp.
Jos. A. ALEXANDER, Marion, Ny.
22.set
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
Imitation Of Bank Books Cut out,

Chief wilkic. u the Secret Service,
has issued an order that the imitation
bank books filled with imitation bills
and used Tor advertising purposes must
MT be- circulated any more.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
Very Low Rates To California

on account Of the Convention at Los
Angeles. Cal, May 7-lO. 1906. Of the
Imperial Council Ancient Arabic Order
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine the Union
Pacific has authorized a very low round
trip-rate TO San Francisco and Los An.
geles. Tickets on sale from April 18th
to May 9Th. 1905.
For rates, sleeping car reservations
and California literature write 10
c. +. Townsley. G. a.
gO3 Olive St..
ST. Louis Mo.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
For Sale.

aol hu. II white corn and tons Of
clover hay on the farm one mile west
of Nation. ny. Call or write me at
above Office. Resp. A. r. HuUugs.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
Ii7ILkEEcoRDs.
nuuIs Dentist.

Chiffon spsut Sunday at home
| pIIl.r< spcnt Sunday in Evans
w>lIoo xent to Frankfort
,4oderuon Vent to Frankfort
. ". A. Blackburn went to
ort Monday
1 a rrnzer went to Evansville
Champion went to Princeton
vIrrII EIxIn is visiting his sons
/: Chiffon spent Saturday and
Il home
()me Va in Louisville the
- Mr. J. ". Wilson sIent
N S1Fs:5s'a.
s.||'c UeHon. Of Tolu, is the
.frs.ztIScs IN toxin this week.
Cook. ihe popular jeweler. has
anan<d % d. room for several
Id1 3. Lavender and Miss
Ulbon spcnt Sunday in the
IA. HIIL ~ Frcionia. spent
rIlh hur parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
EH Jsmc, lcft Wednesday
runrvI||1. shcrc she will remain
Adm. } prominent Methods,
>r. nl<1nitd the union meeting
IN nroz 4 Wheeler will handle
1ds a. commercial fertilizers.
n >>e ~
y r|e<<> after q stay u ~,
Il ~ West returned 20 hil
h t1|s ~ Tuesday
jrnuInr, and family LEFT Tues
10 0&nhDma City. where thcy
axe l11|r future home
~ nd Chastain Haynes lcf
.I.y a. New York. where Hen
n|| b NJ he care ~ a spc
ING s>ns1r 600 and every vil
ioxn ID hamlet in the Stat
4 r<rr<<e ntattrs 90 the bank
s. Wheel aHi family. ~ Ditncl
h1z411l. .cit Wednesday fu
n. <k<<s 'h,y .r'sHi sp,nlir,
4. q ANAL cross IL b. yer.
priz<i ! ,ag owner a. il is al
ON. ~ r ta RECORD ofic,
t<t.t> y Nafi
J. uorrt ,lt la,, Thursday ~
or'><n< % hc with bis sister
1srJ Ml,t Who vas hurt 10
| a AZ lent
Hzr.1e fnshy lcii Saturday 10
uru<< Do In Pennsylvania M
y H4i< fnany warm friends her
r1|T<< D. be- b. gone.
: - Franklin. u Milburr
r1'1rrf t1 this city Tuesday
h - reside since the deaf
p 14.oz a month ago.
p H>r'ef Davidson and family hay
= |1'1 Duttrndcn Springs h,
Ih<< pr prepared 20 rccciy
q 4ni sure them good trcaI
- Gu Immruillc caught a cal
1<>on her home near Mattoo
~ ~ week with a silver han
; = - upon which was inscrib,
&. Nj l,,ul"
? I'd " Hugh Watson az
1 ufh Ivan, returned nut
yea the West. whore N,
''<' ih, past three montl
''''' NJ Watson health.
'@'' chances and well train,
I" barber shop In funi
Temperature pcrfc
'''' ready at any hour In u
Mrrz q SEpuERRY.
Gopher. II Marion. u.
brother. Mr. NJ. Cophc
,airryr llc had the mi
s.Hg a foot in a tailwI
few weeks aro. and b
arr rladio see him able
Evans, former puncip
here, has been rc-clcci,
icni u schools at Ardmor
an increased salary. Prc
many friends here who "
- lcam II his success In d
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04

Ten bars Of soap for PC at liicklin
Brcs.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-04
DARK BROWN
TASTE

Nothing makes you feel as
miserable as bilious, nauseating
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-05
NEGRO CCNfESSES
Says She Refused to Pay Him wages
 Due Him.

Little Rock. June 5-Mrs. Charlette r-aet,.aEI. who was found dead yester- ,,ar morafn4 ii net room at the .rummae. nottl. which she conduct
 e was killed by VIII Gay, a i3-Eeat- n naera. xhe was employed at IT. scte a- porter
 tiav made confession at II ' clock lat niaHt and shoftlz thereaf' tsr h. vae taken out of the county ny re#ppty sheriG. Chichester. The oil cer. would not state where the q had been taken.
 r. his confession Gay declared tina the killing followed a dispute over tha refusal of Mrs. I-eetham to fii him money which was due hlfa wages The officers are inclined 10 believe. however, that Gay has not tc)d the entire truth. anh they De lieve that Gay was attempting 10 rob Mrs. Leetham when he Killed hers r. is believed that after killing Mrs I,eetham the negro stole some nlo1es which the woman had in her room. but how much he secured Is no Erown. It was found last night tha' hn had given s15 yesterday morning to Johanna Deane. a negro "lfi. V as not until after he was confronted with tEis statement from the girl l@f- self that he broke down and made full confession.
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Is the ioy of the household, for without

it no happiness can be complete. How sweet the picture of mother and babe!
 Arycls smile at and commend the IL x.L i1.rS cf tlo ma. Lar
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Mrs. Hanf Will Entertain.

4 lawn party will be given at Mrs. No Hanfs residence on West Second avenue this evening for the benefit of the Jewish temple. Euchre will be the entertaining game of the evening and several musical numbers will be enjoyed by those present. Prizes will be awarded to the winners and refreshments will be served The members of the dramatic company are invited to come after the perform Ance and be served A most enjoy. atle time is guaranteed for all who attend.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-05
F BRIEF MENTION. F | + # + i. + # <. sst + # + < |. |

A. P. Meconb of Hamburg is regis tered at the Antiers.
 SheriH james Gould and Chief of Police A. ! Stewart left TuesdaN morning for Hot Springs 10 attend the state Democratic convention.
 Mr and Mrs A. D. Foster left Tuesday morning for Little Rock,
 Dave Well left fog iftt'e Rock Monday morning to visit i2is sister, Mrs Louis 0ttenheimer, for ! few days
 Mr. aua Hrs. b. W. Rjchey left Tuesday afternoon for ionesboro to attend the Sunday schoo' coaven= tion
 Col. John NJ. Oracle of New Gas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-05
Band and Orchestra .,oars lDpen 1::3o
 Perform 9::i5
ON FISHING TRIP.

Hr. and Mrs. Elmo Marsh, -.irs. San Campbell Mrs. Branaon, .df. A.arl ieaniel Mr, and Mrs. \. Q. Ed wards jeff Tuesday morning for Sd i:lle rtgcr to spend several days fish ie@. Nr. alaeah has q fine wagon that will holG n'ne people, and in tila wagon there is stored q tent cots, haaGin". cooking stove and every thing complete 10 make a camp enjoy abe. TheN will carry nesf2 aaa a,ld 1o,4a4 @ ao the cooking, a:s t vi, raasita several people 10 cook taa qpantitY of fish that will ba eaaeht by that crowd.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-05
|. 1. 1. 1. i. z. 1. + + + | | .f | e ; A + * LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. a' + !.
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'. w. Boyce devotes his lime to rents


 Walkers Liver Tablets for sale only at BedeIl's Pharmacy.
 All annual vehicle tax and privi- lege license expire May 31, 1906. Pay your vehicle tax and pfivi- .lage license on or before May 31. -J. D. Milner company buy and sell rea! estate fer cast only.
 If yol want bargains ia real estate call on !. D. Milner company. If you want the cash for your p;operty, call Oh | p. Miines com pany.
 Clifford Brewster is out again af- ter several days illness.
 -Wanted--To buy d good, meii''m- sized second hand safe. Address. s"W." care Graphic.
 The infant daughter of MT aho Mrs. Sid McCara, who has been a'lle sick the past week. is reported better today.
 
 Fourth avenues, with bath and all Ynodern conveniences Call on r M Brides 32G Walnut.
 For nanicnrin@, shampoone, half dressing. hair bleachcd CT dyed or ar t,f;cial hair. see Miss Minnie t.ln ser. at the Grand Leader
 Miss Agnes Pickett is reported to be very i'll at her home on East T hird.
 Everything is kept fresh and up to date at my new store, corner Maln and Seventeenth. Fresh groceries anu meats of ail kinds at the cheapest prices. Emmett Simmons.
 -Wanted-To purchase she1. land pony. Edwin Willefold, llo2 Laurel street
 --Wanted-A good man to travel. Expenses advanced. Salary S2O week. Staple line. J. F.. McBrady and company, manufacturers, Chlca- For sale--My home, corner Sixth avenue and State street Apply Mrs. Cliff Dowel1.
 -Wanted-Y Young men for tele- phone work. no poles to climb; expe, rience unnecessary. Apply South western Telephone and Telegraph company.
 -WantedGood timers and tin ners' helers, also cornice helpers for outside work Apply to foreman new car shops Cotton Belt railway. Pine Bluff. Ark.
 Gall up 57S o'd phone for cakes made to order Fresh homemade bread and rolls every evening. Will be delivered when ordered in time. T. II. Skidmore, baker Corner Sec, end and Cherry streets
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-05

cpny is a business visitor in the city l today.
 The Misses Rood of Stuttgart, who baye been visiting the Misses Lang fGrd for the past few days vii! re- tarn Wednesday to their home in Stuttgart.
 Meyers Solnison. who has b2en wis itiner relatives for several days, ieff iol Little Rock Tuesday. He Wlf .ernlt tho Arkansas Travellers con yention for his paper, the St. Louis Republic. before returning home.
 Rev. sam Campbell and MT. Hugh FOX left Monday morning for Arka- delphia to attend important board neetings. They will also be there to attend Ouachita commencement exer- cises. They were accompanied by Misses Matte FOX and Etna Gam mied
 Sol Bloofn. son of Mir aud Mrs- simon Blocm. left this morning for Warmer for a few days outin&.
 Louis Roth went down the lfon Mountain on business today.
 Mrs. F. II. Leaning left Monday afternoon for Cleveland, Ohio. for til remainder of the summer.
 Tom Kite of kingsland was q busj. ness visitor in the city Monday.
 Rabbi F'riseh left Monday afternoon for Chicago to study there this sum. mef.
 Henry Haizlip and Allan Orto wi, leave for Batesvilie next Monday fnf a weeks fishing in the trout streams os tl.dt section of the country.
 Miss Jennie Mutt of Fordyce came tr this city Monday afternoon for a weeks visit to relatives.
 Miss Ida Mann left this afternoon for Brownsville. Tenn. where faff sister Miss Mamie, and her mother Mrs. V. Y. Mann. will join her, ane will accompany her 10 Mont Ea@to= Tenn. where they will spend the si1a ner.
 D. Palmer of Star City was in fs'2 eitv Monday on his way to fia' Springs to attend Inc state Democrat l. convention.
 ]. H. Nicholson and fami'y of ls;he are visiting Mrs. NJ. s. Terry of e state street.
 Miss Bo.aie stew3rt of Corn rs- la.. is in the city visiting MT ahl Mrs. ". C. Mcbride.
 Mir. and ,Irs. Mullikin of this e:sA l. fl for I.add Tuesday morning or business.
 A. P. Wilson of Ladd was a 34E5 ,ess visitor in the city Monday,
 Mr. Lucas of Star City @8s through tAi., city Mon,iaE on his WaE r. attend the state Democratic cen lsat:on at Hot Sprines.
 Arthur Lessel of Fng'and r@fu.hHd to his home Monda4 after few 1a'.s visit to Nes. !. C Loss.
 pr. and Mrs. searlzs of et"ss2'f vere in the cife Monday o9 has'Gess
 Dolnhia Kastor. son If Nr. and Mrs. leo Kastor. left Monday after noon for Hat ser.ngs . iaia h.a father. 4hey will retnen to this elfN Wednesday,
 NJ ]. Mead left Monday afternoon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-05

for Hot Springs to attend the Democratic convention.
 Herman Cur;ie of Rives was wis itor in tine city Monday.
 Mrs. H. w. Means and Mrs. C. r.. Crews and baby went To Arlington, Tenn, to spend the heated term. port are visitine. Mrs Henry Wilson {; this city.
 Miss Ora and Rachel kenwaid, ot .5onesbo,e G are visiting Miss Long on East Second.
 Miss Annie Pcarsall of Austin. teX- 6. is visiting her aunt. Mrs. R. ;. Thompson
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-05

Maj. O. NJ. Spellman and daush- ter Miss Emma, of Lake Farm are in the city today on business and shop, ping.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-05

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QUOTATIONS.

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Corrected daily oy C. C. TayioI and company.
Holbrook argus., 1906-12-08
Advertising Pays.

It was a surprise to the summer boarder to learn that one of the group of graduates from the seminary, to the farewell exercises" of which she had listened the year before. was married and settled in home of her own.
 "l remember her." said the summer boarder, when the name was mentioned, but she did not strike me as being as attractive as most of the other girls.
 "Um-m!" said her informant. Well, guess twas her graduating essay that kerred her off so quick, maybe. Her subject was, How to Keep House on Six Dollars Week. and it fetched most every young fellow in town, they tell me. By what I hear, all she had to do was to sit at home and pick and choose.'
Holbrook argus., 1906-12-08

the signs of the times.
 The world is getting better instead of worse. The very fact that the guilty being detected and brought to justice and the grafers and unlawful trusts forced to dsgorge is evidence of th The widespread interest in municipal reform and the importance attached by the whole country to the overthrow of vice in cities is substantial testimony that conditions in every way, 50 far public morals concerned, are improving
 The ruthless suppression of the social evil and efforts everywhere compel adherence the law the part of saloonkeepers marks great advance over conditions as they existed twenty-five years ago. So great the public interest in efforts of this kind that the fact that the forced closing of saloons in Kansas City Sunday the purlhcaon of portion of Pttsburg from the demoraz ing influences of places of evil resort and similar reforms in other cities is made the subject of less eab crate dispatches. dozen years ago these things would have been considered purely local issues to-day sens is the public conscience this whole question of moral reform and civic regeneration that the greatest service in the country regards them of sufficient importance to telegraph them broadcast The world is growing decidedly better-Philadelpha Press
Holbrook argus., 1906-12-08
Value of College Association.

"The bachelors degree" says a French observer, lis social rather than q pedagogical institution. These words touch the very heart of the mat ter. The college course is not valued solely or even primarily for its studies; it is valued most of all for the asso- citations into which it brings the stu dent and the graduate. These associa- tionS are just as important to the boys who like study and do great deal of studying as they are to the boys who dislike study and do as little of it as they can. The distinctive thing which their college course does for them all is to put them in contact with differ
 ent types of character and different kinds of interests. Subject to certain rules which are necessary for the wei fare of the place as q whole, they are encouraged to try their own eXperi- ments-nay, even to make their own mistakes-in the choice of companions and activities; thereby enabling them to avoid more futile experiments and more irreparable mistakes in after life. Arthur T. Hadley, in the Century.
Holbrook argus., 1906-12-08
Liked the TriShInan.

A good story is told of Frances Lady Waldcgrave who long since paid her debt to nature She was woman of quick repartee and many husbands. It was soon after her fourth matrimonial venture with Chichester Fortesque, an Irishman, that she appeared in Dub lin theater with the bridegroom. From the gallery a man shouted down to her: And which iv the four do you like best?" From her box her answer rang out, "The Irishman, of course" And the Irish-peopled house rang with applause. Leader.
Holbrook argus., 1906-12-08

selfish degree hardly to be appreciated or have
 liar ideas in other directions hard to define There something radically wrong with him, and pity 1t Is that the is not discovered before his wrong doing Is found out.
 The footing of the Milwaukee avenue bank of Chicago supplies an illustration of one or more of such charac ters or of all of them combined The the affairs of that bank investigated the apparent does 1t become that it's officers and directors nothing than private combnationO of gamblers who used the ey of depostors real estate speculation market flyers and horse betting Its papers contain fake notes forgeres records of plain stealing such before have been found in the vaults of defunct institution These papers show that the game was played with shrewdness indeed shrewdy to deceive the bank examiners Yet theft could have been detected and should have been detected If the bank examiners qualified for the performance of their duties. Bank pundering occurs more this account than any other.
 has been said that it is no use to lock the barn after
Holbrook argus., 1906-12-08
Just Wait.

The picture post card is the ready made clothes, the canned goods of cor respondence. The letter follows the spinning wheel out of the home There is no time for it in this specialized age. There were mailed in Germany last year 1,200,0O0,000 picture post cards A strike of employees of the French postoffice, owing to the extra demands upon their efforts of a flood of picture post cards, was narrowly averted last year. These little lessons in geography and biography have not yet overwhelm- ed the American postofiice but the school bell has but just now rung. Wait until American politics sees its oppor- tunity.--Nebraska State Journal.
Holbrook argus., 1906-12-08

tOn One dealer told how he had been driven out Of business by railroad discrimination in favor of rival concern.
 Perhaps the most significant testimony. however, was that of w. s. Warren, former president of the Chicago Board of Trade. Mr. Warren told the commission that ten years ago from 150 to 200 grain merchants regularly doing business the board whereas there are but twenty-three When asked to what he atrib- uted the change Mir Warren replied "To the fact that many have been driven out of business by discrim nations which the railroads have practced in favor of certain large elevator companies"
 It Is obvious that the law increasing the powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission for the purpose of enabling it to put end to just such abuses passed too It should be equally apparent that the successful enforcement of that law and the actual termination of such gross ourages described to the commission by reputable witnesses alone prevent the adoption of radical aimed at unfair railroads and their associate consprators.-Chlcago News