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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-04
Hidalgo Line a Katy Project.

kingsvlIle. TEX April 4.-Henry @.
Rouse. chairman Of the board of direc-
tors. A T. Ffnney. president; A. A..
Allen, general manager, and other Off
GERS Of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas
arrived here today. and viii go to
BrownsviIle. It Is stated that the pro-
3acted Hidalgo and Northern. which
Uriah Lott is promoting. is a Missouri.
Kansas and Texas project and will give
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-04
rq,a,,.yvsIe votes Railroad Bonds.

CberryvaIe, Kas.. April At the
election here the proposition to issue
$4,000 bonds for the proposed Pitts
burg. Independence & Oklahoma
and 175 against The same PROPOSE
tfon in a slightly different form was
defeated at a special election last De-
cenber.
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Humboldt. Kan. April 4--After many
years IN one place the Humboldt post
Office viii move this week into the
Works building on Bridge street The
building is now being fitted for that
purpose. New fixtures viii be pur-
chased which viii cost about $500.
Even the stoves IN the ONCE viii be
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The news was sent out from here
rural carrier from this city, removed
the last woman carrier in the county
At a matter Of fact. Mrs. F'ronk is car
ryinR mail regularly out of Humboldt
Her husband carries one route and she
san0ther=Iola Record.
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peahodv Musician to Europe.

Peabody. Kan, April 4--Charles
Randall left this week for New York
to take a position with the Duss con-
eerf hand as trombone soloist. The
i,and will make a tour of the principal
cities this summer and go to Europe
next winter.
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To Emnloy rs More Men.

Gas city. April 4-The Cherokee
T.anvon shelter will in few days
start another block of their works
which viii give employment to about
70 men,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-04
SEWER CAVED IN.
Joseph Gray Killed While Working In
Ditch at SVracssse

Syracuse, Kan. April while party
of five Iaborers were digging a sewer
eighteen feet deep here a cave-in occur
red and Joseph Gray of Great Bend was
killed by crushing and suffocation, and
Joseph CHAIRMAN was badly injured.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-04
PAYS The CITY.
Municipal Ownership Of Water
Plant a Success.
approximate Years Profit at
Fort Scott Is 81, 334.I7.
THE ANNUAL REPORT.
The Receipts for the Year viii
Amount to S24,474.11.
Expenses Are for All Purposes
Now known SI7,IS9.94.

Fort Scott. April Superintendent
Burton. of the water plant. has just
finished making his annual report Of
the company for the year, which is the
first complete year under municipal
ownership of this public utility. With
all expenses paid, including the interest
on the waterworks bonds, amounting to
So, 900. the report shows that the net ap-
proximate earning of the plant for the
year is 81. 33417. The receipts during
the year when al collected, viii amount
TO $24474.11, while the expenses are, for
all purposes. s17,139. "a. The report
shows that bills unsolicited amount to
SI.09s.82. The city also owes 81. coo
hydrant rentals. The meter rentals for
the last quarter will also amount to
1854. but deducting all OF these from
the receipts from the year and the re-
port Shows balance in favor of the
city of $3,601-35. According to the re-
port, municipal ownership of this pub
lie utility pays. After deducting the
interest and depreciation of the plant,
there would be balance in favor of
the city. At this ratio of net earnings
there IS no reason why the city could not
take up the outstanding waterworks
bonds when due.
The following Is the report Of Super
intendent Burton for the year ending
March 81. which will be interesting:
Receipts April l, 1905
to Oct. 1. '05........S 7,24345
Receipts Oct 1. 1905
to April l. o.. 13,262.12
Charged Carmichael =. 25610
Uncollected bills ....-. 1,09S.s2
Due from city for
hydrant rentals 49,. 100000
Due from meter rentals
Jan. 1 to April L.. 16, 1902
Total .......-.. .-.......-.....$2 4 ,4T4.11
Expenses April to
July II, 1905,
Wheeler -. .....$ s,O37.s1
Expenses April i tto
July II. 1905, Bur
ton .......-.. 1855. $685.
Expenses paid by the
council $3.50. .-..-.- S94.80
Expenses Oct. 1, 1905
to April l. '06..... 6.z172S
Bond interest i year. 6.0S000
Total .-...... ...-.-..-....-.s17 81. 1s9. 81
Approximate net profit ...-....s 7,33417
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new. The Office has been. in its pres
ent location. Capt. Slower thinks since
about 1870.
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I.arned to Have Watervoryss.

Larned. Kas., April 4.-The propo-
sition to vote $4,000 III bonds for the
purchase Of the present system Of
waterworks carried by about 200
votes.
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SEVERAL FOOLISH RULES.

that system a direct line from San An
tonic TO the mouth OF the Rio Grande.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-04
DODGE CITY GROWING.

Approximate net proht........$ 7,8s4.1-
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Receipts April 1. 1908
to Oct. 1. '05.
Receipts Oct. 1. 1905
to April 1. o..
Charged Carmichael
Uncollected bills ....
Due from city for
hydranit rentals 49,.
Due from meter rentals
Jan. 1 to April L..
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-02-09

county road viewers for said proposed
road above mentioned. And it is fur
ther ordered that said board of said
viewers shall proceed to view the same,
and determine the value of the land
included in said survey and the dam
ages, if any, that the owner or owners
of said land would sustain by the ap-
preparation of saidiand for said road
purposes, and report their findings in
said matter to the county court.
Court adjourned until Wednesday
morning, February IA, at o'clock..a. m.
G. NJ. Brown, County Judge,
GEORGE KING, Commissioners,
F. A. THOMPSON, Commissioner.
Attest: IRA WADE, Clerk.
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Yours truly,
Attorney for Transportation Committee OF
Chamber of Commerce.
By the way, better register.

By the way, better register.
Harry Porter OF Nortons was in the
city Wednesday.
DR.. F. NJ. Carter OF Newport was in
the city Tuesday.
Oliver Altree made business trip to
Corvallis yesterday.
A. w. Weber OF Ona had business in
the city Wednesday.
Albert Sijota Of Kernville was a
county seat visitor Tuesday.
A. II. Peterson left Wednesday morn
ing on business trip to Portland.
Claus Ludemann, Wald port mer-
chant, had business in the city Wednes-
day.
Superintendent X. C. Egbert of Siletz
was a passenger for Portland Tuesday
morning.
Merchant aud Mrs. Warren Hall OF
Siletz visited relatives aud friends in
the city last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis and Mrs.
Archie Rowin of Winant we're passen-
gers for Portland Wednesday morning.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church will meet next Tuesday after
noon, February 6, with Mrs. c. F..
Soule.
Hon. j. X. Weatherford and other
Albany celebrities returned to their
homes Monday from an outing at the
beach.
James Dixon of Elk City and Gran,
Graves, who lives about six miles
above on Big Elk, had business in
Toledo Tuesday.
J.E. Wilson, r. r. Wood, Ii. N. Cook
Grant Hart, James Mcdonald and r. l.
Wiidman OF Chitwood were in the city
Wednesday on business with the Com
missoners Court.
B. f. Jones and family departed
Monday morning for Independence
where Mr.. Jones has for several week
displayed his lawyers shingle. Th,
fact that he has located in Polk count,
proves that the people out there ar
more likely TO get into trouble ant
require the services OF lawyer thal
they are here, where they are notorious
ly peaceable and harmonious. How
ever, Mr.. Jones and family will visi
Toledo and Yaluina bay whenever the
wish to see spot where every prospec
pleases except the prospect of connect
. ing with big legal fee.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-02-09

mite of the Chamber OF Commerce of the City
of Portland. and the members thereof
thoroughly concur in our plan to build this
road, and have agreed TO join with us in the
carrying out OF the project.
We would like to have you sec how the cit
izens OF that part of Oregon to be touched by
The proposed road feel in regard to the mat
ter. If they want railroad there and want it
built and put in operation as quickly as it can
he constructed, the opportunity confronts
them NOW. and they should act
We should ike TO hear from you as soon as
convenient in regard TO this matter, as the
carrying out of our plans depend on whether
or not the good people there are willing 10
lend their assistance and cooperation in put
ting through this enterprise which means so
much to them. Yours very truly,
BAKER & CRABTREE,
Per JNo. Il. CRABTREE.
Baker & Crabtree, a wealthy st. Louis
banking firm, is taking the lead in
financing the project. The company
represents available capital OF $500, ,000,-
600, and S28 200, 600 has been estimated
as the cost of constructing the line.
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Bldg, I
Portland, Oregon, Jan. 8, 1906
To Whom it May Concern: The Transporta
tion Committee of the Chamber Of Commerce
of Portland, Oregon, have been advised that
Mr.. W. ]. Wilsey and his associates are about
to form a corporation under the name of the
oregon Coast Railroad Company for the pur-
pose OF building railroads within this state,
and tha they desire to secure rights OF way
and other rights in connection with the build
ing. constructing and operating OF this road.
From the investigation we have been able to
respecting the proposed railroad, we believe 1t
to be a genuine enterprise and worthy Of sup
po-t and to the interest of the people generally
to further its construction.
Yours truly,
J. y. TEAL,
Attorney for Transportation Committee of
Chamber of Commerce.
The endorsement of the Portland
| Chamber of Commerce should leave nc
doubt as TO the solidity and good stand
ing of the promoters of the road. Al
present verything connected with the
scheme looks on the square.
1t is now up 10 the people of Lincolr
county to give Colonel Supple all thu
encouragement and assistance at thei
command.
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Say, have you registered?

-~
Say, have you registered?
Home cured hams at Stewards Store.
G. L. Gray went to Portland Wednes-
day on business mission.
Mrs. Annie Hawkins has been in
Portland this week in the interest OF
the Women of Woodcraft.
A severe drouth has prevailed IN this
Yaquina Bay country during the past
two weeks, but signs of rain are visible
today.
Clifford Gray, who is now student
at Willamette University, Salem, came
in last evening for visit with his
parents.
Walter L. Tooze, a wel-known bust
ness man of Woodburn, was III the city
Tuesday. Mr.. Tooze is a candidate for
Congress.
George McCaulou, ReDus Arnold and
Fred Stanton returned yesterday from
a tour of inspection of the Table Moan
tain country.
Mrs. C. Il. Hout and daughters Lii
lian and Emily returned Tuesday to
their home at Corvallis, after two
, weeks visit with THE LEADER family.
They also enjoyed an outing at the
beach.
D The Washngton's Birthday dance,
, February %, to be given under the
auspices of the Woodmen, is go, re-
gardless of the committees announce
ment of postponement in last weeks
issue. See the posters.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. B. Sears OF Inkster
n. D., arrived Wednesday evening for
visit with Norman Anderson and
D family. They came via California and
| have enjoyed the summer weather oi
that state and Oregon immensely. Mrs.
Y Sears is a sister of Mr. Anderson.
y Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Ling arrived
Monday evening from Summit to be-
: come citizens of Toledo. Mr.. Ling sue
! ceeds J. f. Franklin as local agent fol
the Corvallis & Eastern Railroad com
I pany. Later-Mr. Ling has been trans
ferred to the Mill City station, anC
Lou Fox of Mill City will come t'
Toledo.
III. w. Kaupisch, manager OF the Cor
wallis Creamery, was in the city Wednes
day and leased for term of years th'
', Toledo Creamery owned by Messrs
Stewart g. Center. Mr.. kGupisch in
:, formed THE LEADER that an exper
y butter.maker will be put in charge o
, the local creamery, which will resum
:, operations not later than April /.
Mrs. Gabriel Dahl, who has bee
; under treatment in the Good Samaritan
n Hospital at Portland for several weeks
n returned yesterday, her husband ha,
IA ing met her at Albany. Before goin
~ to the hospital Mrs. Dahl had been bee
:. fast for seven months. She is now abl
a to walk with little assistance, an
II the physicians say she will soon recove
"a the use OF her limbs.
r. Nj. II. Mulloy of Portland was in til
id city Tuesday. Mr. Mulioy is superif
a. tendent of the sawmll department
ie the Oregon Furniture Manufacturin
ty Company. He has scheme-and 1t
10 good one. He desires to build anoth'
y. sawmill in Toledo and construct al
IS operate logging railroad from IL
id head of tide on Depot slough into II
he fine saw timber from three to six
ey seven miles up stream. Mr.. Muile
he seems to have confdedce in his abill'
OF to interest certain friends with amp
j. capital. lie returned to PortlaI
by Wednesday to lay his plans beio
ty them and will be heard from again
OF the uear future.
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Fred Dawson, the celebrated wall
paper and pill man OF Albany, returned
to his home Monday from business
trip to Yaquina.
George Newberry returned Tuesday
to Portland, after visit with relatives
and friends at Siletz
For Sale--A safe, cheap for cash. In
ouire at residence of Mrs. j. Oistedahl.
George Blattner was up from New
port Wednesday.
uome.cured hams at Stewards Store
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Firemen, Attention.

An adjourned meeting OF Toledo Fire
Department will be held Tuesday even
ing, February 13.
Il. A. ARNOLD, Secretary.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-16
Blackburn.

Mrs. Sarah Joyce is on the sick list
Nick Murray is able to be out aga in
Mrs. Dora Mcconnell is on the sigh
list.
Sherman Towery is all smiles-it's a
girl.
Miss Lcttie Davis has Leen right
sick.
W. b, Davis went to Marion last
Friday.
Joe McGew sold some fine hog, la {
Friday.
Rev. J. T. Davis vent to Cr,swc.l
Friday.
Frank Travis % .sed through herr
Thursday.
Joe and George Boyd visited at Tn.
bune Sunday.
Uncle Bennett Order. who has been
sick, Is improving.
Harry Eskew arrived home some
time ago from Indian Territory.
Dave and Joe Wynn are building
barn for Thomas Csntrcll thi. week.
Mrs Hattie Wynn and daughter
visited Misses Bette and Lottle Dawn
Sunday
Rev. J. T. Davis filled his regular
appointment Saturday and SUNDAY At
hopeweil
Mn Elyart Jones. Of Rufus. lied on
March 6. she had been married only a
short time. She leaves husband.
father ami mother 10 mourn her loss
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-16
Iron Hill.

The |. T. club met at Z. L. Horn
ings Saturday night.
T. E. Walker, Of Marion, ILL.,. is Wis
iting his father. T. L. Walker. at this
place.
jake and John Lewis Walker visited
friends in Webster county Saturday
night.
Ralph and Verna Little, Of Trade
water, paid Kerhie Walker visit last
Sunday.
Howard Phillips and family, Of Trib-
une, were the guests Of ]. N. Dean
Sunday.
Messrs. Butler and Stewart have
just completed a hen house for J. NJ.
Walker.
Nat Sutton attended the closing ex-
ercises Of the school at Starr last
Saturday.
John Lewis Walker, Of Padueah. is
spending a few days with friends and
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsie Kemp were
guests OF {. {. Walker, Of Farmers
vile, last week.
7. E. Walker says he has gained l75
pounds since he left here. Illinois must
BE- health resort.
Uncle George Tosh, OF the Cave
Spring nelghborhood, was a guest Of
J. NJ. Walker Sunday.
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Piney.

Milt and Bud Babb went to Clay last
Friday.
Alfred Martin went to Marion last
Monday.
DIVA brennan attended preaching at
Enon Sunday.
John Ford delivered tobacco at
Marion Monday.
Jim Sipes, of Blackford, attended
church here Sunday.
Bro. Stone filled his regular appoint
ment at Enon Sunday.
Bed Morrow is preparing to move his
saw and grist mil IRON Fishtrap to his
farm.
I. f. Walker has returned from the
West. We welcome him back to our
midst.
Jesse smith and Thomas Carter are
moving with their famhes TO Wheat
croft this week.
Rufe Little and family, Of Marion.
visited friends ana relatives here Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Marion Dean, Of Iron Hill, was here
Monday and thinks Of moving his mill
to Webster county.
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Carrsville.

James Harmon has moved to tn,
river front
Judge Thomas Evans vas here one
day last week.
Chas. D. Davis and wife went Ia
Paducah Friday.
Z. B. Gwartney made business trip
10 Golconda Monday.
Quite number Of our citizens at.
tended court at Smithlaud this week.
Mrs. Jessie Harmon is visiting her
sister, Mrs Annie Northsnd. Of Berry
Ferry
Carl Boyd, Of Lcdbettcr. was here
visiting his brother Esq. W 4 Boyd.
last week.
Prof Il. r. Babo aud Miss Mamie
Yates began a two months normal
here Monday.
Archie Campbell went down IN d.,
packet Sunday 10 Smithland whore he
entered school Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Crawford died las, week
and was inferred in the Ilopewell Gem.
etey. The sorrowing friends have our
sympathy
Uncle Jim S's.iiun5 and wife. who.
have been visiting their children. Mr.
Jim Archie and Erucs, Su..oa.. Of
Sturg.s, have ry,umei home.
Joe Harmon and Will Baker. owners
Of the Jumbo, a nice passenger boat,
have changed her name TO Nellie h.
She makes regular trips from here 10
GoIcorda every day
Mcssrs. White and Keys. mineral
men. Of Ohio. were here SATURDAY IN
company with A. Likcrs, they visited
Fsiryicw on business thin. They
Nishei 10 see Mr. Muiholani about
shipping two or three car loads Of spar
" the incline above Golconda. FINN
prospects nov the Bonanza mines al
Lola are 10 be opened again.
We feel like throwing our hat high
m the air and yelling like a Sioux
indian at the way Salem did the blind
tiger keepers last week. Hurrah for
you Salcml May your example be fol.
bowed by every town In the county. n
sothing else viii do, run them out
throw them out, whip them out, stamp
them out, drive them out or kick them
sut.
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Ford's Ferry.

Tom Williams went to Marion last
Monday.
Jerry Daughtrey went to Cavc.in.
rock Saturday.
Wallace Cliff happened to a very
rainful accident while choppng wood
Friday.
Aaron James and family visited
James clcEtoin. Of near Marion. last
Sunday.
Curry & Company have been rafting
their logs On Crooked Greek the past
few days.
Mrs. w. p. wilborn IS visiting her
daughter Mrs. Frank Williams. On
Cotton Patch Hill.
Smith 8 I'LL! have been making some
nice catches Of fish and hauled in a
forty pound yellow cat last Friday
morning.
Aaron James. Gale Ford. lobe
james, Boswell white. Will Alvis.
Lafc Clements and c. NJ. Cliff went to
Marion Monday.
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Hebron.

Jessie Avis made a trip to Carrsville
last Saturday.
Miss Ina Yates visited az NJ
Bracy's Sunday.
R. f. Flanary came down Sa,urdf Y
to see after his farm.
j. A. Daughtrey and wife visited rel.
atiyes at Marion Sunday.
J. B. Easley and wife spent a few
days in Marion last week.
Hugh Easley and r. J. Daughtrey
visited at Sheridan Sunday.
Billie Yates. wife and daughter visit
ed the family Of Louis Daughtery last
Sunday.
The singing az Louis Daughtrey's
was greatly enjoyed by the people sun
day night Billie Yates led the singing
that night.
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Creswell.
Luther Son has gone to Kansas.

Luther Son has gone to Kansas.
John Stations visited II. a. Wynn
Sunday.
Or. Allen or, is having his fence
repaired.
Dennis Brown las returned from
Missouri.
Bill Warren Is Attending colr, a,
Pringct n.
I'd rovcry has entered school o.,
Princeton.
Wheeler rovcry, II near Rufus. died
last week.
Rufc Harper our evangelist was
here Sunday.
Dave Wynn Is building a barn Tor
Tom CantreIl.
Rufus Garner paid Bonnie Garner a
visit Saturday.
Miss Ernie Brown IS visiting Ma.
Dora Mcdonnell.
pid Andrews has moved to RI
MCCONNELL farm.
DOWN Sutton and Oma aleGough.
lc,I Friday Tor Missouri.
Lewis Mcconnell and JAY Brown
went to Marion Friday.
Mss Alice Walker, Of Iron Hil. Wis.
tied rclativcs here las, week. E.
kell Towery came over frrm Illino
10 attend the funeral Of his brother h
arrived too late.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-16
The Continued Story
of Current Events
Chapel Hill.

Geo. Stovall moved to Don Hodges
place last week.
There was a social at Ross Young S
Saturday evening.
One half Of the peach tree buds are
killed in this section.
James Lloyd, Of Crayneville, visited
NJ. G. Jacobs Sunday.
w. l.. Adams was out last week
working up a ruralroute.
Chas. Clements was at Repton last
week doing carpenters work.
We understand Rev A. j. Thomp-
son is back from the West and is salts.
fled to stay with us.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-16
LOCAL NEWS
Mattoon.

George King, of Marion, visited here
recently.
Ross Scott is visiting relatives near
Creswell,
Master Percy Summerville has
whooping cough.
d. J. Travis spent Sunday with rela-
tves near Repton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Marley spent
Saturday and Sunday at Crayneville.
Mrs. Mamie Num-, of Applegate,
visited Mrs. Will Howerton Sunday.
Prof. Wilcox is preparing to dispose
Of his farm and to go to Paducah to
hive.
Tom Dempsey, Of Rodney, and Mon
roe Travis, Of Bells mines, were here
Sunday.
Uncle Matthew Brantley is spending
a few days with his son who lives near
Applegate.
Misses Vienna and Elva Roberts
spent last week with relatives in Web
ster county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gid Sullivan, of Pleas
ant Hill, spent Saturday and Sunday
With Mrs Robert Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Summerville at
tended the marriage of Miss Lily Doss
at Marion last Wednesday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-16
Crayneville.
E. W. jones is right sick.

E. W. jones is right sick
Rev. Holloman is on the sick list.
Mr.. Threlkeld is visiting his family
here.
jim Tabor visited his brother.
George, Sunday.
W. II. ofdway bought a fine COW
from Tom Stevenson last week.
Miss Eva Farris..was the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. j. c. Carlton last week.
Mack Rushing died March /, and was
Inferred in the Crayneville cemetery.
W. P. andJ. P. Lloyd and J. A. Ord.
way have had telephones put in their
homes.
Rev. Aree, from Tennessee, visited
the family Of Billie James several days
last week.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-16
KGRluCki Patents.

Granted OIL. week. Reported hy c.
A. Snow & Co., paten; attorneys.
Washington. d. e.
Harrison a. Hamilton. Myers. com.
binauon tool
Hugh J.. Lynn, GlgbyiIlo. brake.
Michael w. Rogers. Lexington.
guard rail for cars.
Albert Spie', Louisville. railway
gate.
For COPS Of any of above patents
send ten cent In postage stamps with
date OF this paper 90 G.. A. Snow a Ga
at Washington. pc
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-16
Farmers Meet Saturday,.

NN ih" m'mbD-' N the Cuucnl,n
''1a'y iarmru' bH citation are
requested To attend the regular moot.
irg 90 be- held at M1rion SATURDAY
afternoon at O'Clock
McHrs a. II Cariln, Al Dean and
John Hodge, who attended the state
meeting, will be called upon 10 toll US
something about the success Of that
meeting and what was donc for our
consideration.
The farmers Of the county. In gen.
oral, and all mtcrrstol parties AFRO
invited 10 attend.
J. FRANK CoSGER. chm.