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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-02
LITTLE RECORDS.


1| Morris Il Yates.
b. Grady is quite III Of tubercu-
nvc good fertilizer to 20 on tobac-
w.. w. l.. Adams.
Gilbert is the proud father Of a
sen.
esh. New Orleans and maple syr-
b, our store. Morris a Yates.
suranee Agent Joe Briggs. Jr.. Of
.ellyille. is in town.
10 the Elk Horn Saloon for the
s. whiskey on earth Hardin.
, and Mrs Frank Summeryille. Of
boon, were here Monday
I'VE you anything you want to sell?
IA an nd. in THE RECORD.
ID. and Mn. Jesse Olive returned TO
4 b home at Eddyyille Sunday
Havc your stationery. bills and circu.
printed at TIE RECORD office.
attorney W. n. Clark returned from
fip to Trueman. Ark, this week
-Rhiskcy, red and white. but no blue.
per gallon at the Elk Horn Saloon.
Hardin.
+ sir. and Mrs. Henry Hale visited the
|nily Of S. S Ainsworth this week.
+ For eye glasses see Dr. G.. ". Stone.
u door east Of J l.. Stewart, Marion.
w Il. Snow. Of Webster county,
b. here on business one day last
|.ck.
Mrs. II. =. Morris left Wednesday
b. Livingston county 10 visit rcla.
Mes.
Get your household whiskcy At the
B. Horn Saloon. from s. 10 s. per
|allon Hardin
Rev. ,. Price has been right sick
y influenza, but Is much better at
present
Chastain Haynes has been visiting
friends In Indian Territory several days
-his week
positively guarantee Crab Orchard
.oal 90 be- equal to the best IN
kentucky. jno. Sutherland
4 =. Wheeler. who has been visit.
ng In Texas for several weeks. has
.,iuruv,i huu.o.
10 not forget that you can Away,
get a warm meal or hot lunch
1t our restaurant Morris a Yates.
Col u. c. Roberts who has been
spending several days with bis son. has
returned To Rome. Tenn.
We have added a full line Of the lat
~ and BEST chinawarc. Be sure &,
See it Morris & Yates.
Mr. and Mr.. Tonkins left last night
Tor Hot Springs. Ark. where they
will spend a few days.
II you would like 10 have some gen
Iinc home grown maple sugar. call al
uur store exclusive sale.
Morris a Yates.
School children can secure suitabl,
paper at this office Tor pen and mi
skctching 2 sheets Tor &c
Mrs C. NJ Swishcr. who has beet
visiting Mr. and Mn. X H. Kemp
has returned to Tunica. Miss.
Williams & Guess sell an kinds o
feed at the lowest prices. Give then
an order and see. Phone No ~
Elder J. Shelby Rowe arrived thu
week and will hll his regular appoint
mcnt At the Christian church SUNDAY
] have a large supply u CraI
Orchard coal now on hand Send Il
Your orders at once. Telephone 2Oo.
Jno. Sutherland
Misses Grace and Amy Williams. O
Livingston county. attended the Wi
hams- Reynolds nuptial, here Wei
ncsday
Hot or cold bath at any hour Of III
lay at our shop 2jc. Experience
hand 10 rub down. Place Is In front d
pgUothcc. MErz & SFnnERRI
Ut J. Anthony Davidson left las
week Tor Ashland, N. C.. whore b
will remain until his health improves
tie was accompanied as far as Nasl
vile by his brother. Grant Davidson.
a letter from Il. S,hwab this wee
informs US that he arrived safely
Memphis, and II We read corrcctl
between the lines We would Judge ths
Mt. Schwab is still loyal to old KeI
lucky and especially 10 his hon
town.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-02
Dog Lost.

Smooth haired. yellow dog. White
on toes and end Of tail. medium size.
name Jack" Reward Of s. for return.
l. $. HARD.
Marion, ny
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-02

A big bluff" is an good AZ big
stick" As long as Il viii fool the people,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-02
MErz a SRDngRRY
II. r. FOSTER

&. 4. Grady. Of Mendenhall. Miss.
who was called home on account Of the
serious illness Of his father. X. N.
Grady, Of Rodney. was here Saturday
enrouie To Mississippi. Mr.. Grady Ia
the principal Of the school NJ henden.
hall and when the pre- ent term expires
he will again enter college a, vslpa.
raise. Ind.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-02

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Graham guardian., 1906-06-29
GUARDIAN PUBLISHING CO.,
RArEs OF LEGAL ADVERTISING

The following scale Of pneeG has been az
opted by the GUARDIAN on legal advertising
Patent mining notices, per inch no In
sertlonsl D.. ...,........., ,...""s.,.',,',S s Ok
Articles Of Incorporation t6insertlonsl
per inch .....,.,. .,,.........,...,.....,,.S 8 o.
Notice to creditors and similar notices
from the Probate Court, per notice. .,..."7 Sc
Land Proofs. .,... ....,.......,.,. 10 Oc
Notice Of Forfeiture ....,,... .....-,..l5 N
Contest Notice. .,.. ..,.... ............ Is %
4 Il other legal advertising, per inch,
sac Insertion. ...... ....,. .,....,.., 90
Graham guardian., 1906-06-29
Documents Filled For Record.

Following is a list OF documents
filed for record at the County seat
and compiled by Abstracter Fred
Dvsart:
Walter Tappin and wife to Sam.
uel Sidebotham, deed, $40; W 40 fl
of lot 33, blk Z, w Clifton.
Geo A Wagstatf and wife to
Samuel Sidebotham, deed, $500;
lot lS in N Clifton.
Walter Tappin and wife to John
Sidebotham, deed, $40; S so # lot
33, blk 7, w Clifton.
Tomas Bianes to James A Hag-
an, 500; lots A. and B in Bianes
add, Clifton.
Mabel F and o A Dolson to
Antonio Lujan, deed, 500; lots |
and 2 and Sc / 4 NV Ia and ne IA
sw Ia, sec 30, tp 7 S, r27 e, ex Ga.
J p Ford claims 100 acres uu-
surveyed land 8 miles north of
Eagle creek known as Cottonwood
Springs.
d A and c A Lenox locate 2
placers in Greenlee dist sw of
Frisco station.
VIM II Thomas and wife to Silas
P Jenklns, deed, 5000; 3 acres in
ne la, sec 33, tip 8 s, r rs east.
A Villareal to s f Await, hill of
sale, dwelling in Clifton on A G
Co lot 73 3l.2.
Francisco z ViIlagran to S f
Await, bill of sale, $40; dwelling
10 Clifton on A G Co lot 65 a.
Burley A Hildreth and wife to
J Backstein, deed, $40; part lot %,
San Francisco twns.
Joe Scott and wife to Jacob
King, deed, $40; lots 3 and 4, blk
|, Patterson add, Clifton.
Henry Dial to @ W Hopes and
wife, release of mtg, 500; on II -,
NV IL, sec 26, tp I 5, r 26 east, ex.
20 acres.
Bertin Il Lepori to Regime Chav,
aria and wife, release of mtg,
1927 .85; on 2 horses, COW, wagon,
buggy, bar fixtures, etc.
A f West files proof Of labor on
the Cottonwood mine IN Lono Star
dlst
Graham guardian., 1906-06-29

The company reserves the right 60 vary
without notice.
Trains Nos. j and II will carry passengers
No other freight trains viii carry passengers
Nos 9and 10 make close connection 81 Bowie
With Southern Pacific trains for both East and
Vest, and at lobe with stage lines TO Payson,
and Raw mine
Telegraph stations Flag stations no
agents.
~ The Pacific standard Time is one
hour slower than Mountain Time
bPEs RANDOLPH G. G. MALLAED,
President. superintendent
Graham guardian., 1906-06-29
ASSESSED VALUE Sc, ,625, 900

| No sooner bad the assessor
turned the tax roll over to tbc
board OF supervisors, than a lot o
busy. bodies, with which it seem;
every community is cursed, witt
the view of making the copper
companies dissatisfied with the re
turns they have made, immediately
begun circulating the report that
outside of the raises made on these
companies the assessment roll is
$4,000 less than it was last year,
This report freely 'circuIated on
the streets of Stafford, created quite
stir which caused the GUARDIAN
man to make an investigation,
which proved the report to be alb
soIutely without foundation. The
figures show the roll to stand Just
about as it did last year, notwith-
standing the fact that many thous-
ands of dollars worth of land has
been washed away, and that large
numbers of cattle have been re-
moved from the east end Of the
county to New Mexico, and that
about 100000 which was on the
roll last year, assessed as money at
interest, was left off this year be-
cause the court ruled that such
property is net assessable. TAX
ing this into consideration the roll
is much higher than last year, not
including one cent from the cop
per companies. This is to say
nothing of the amounts that will
be added to the roll through the
making of the maps of all tho
patented land in the county, which
is now being done in the assessors
Office. By the time this is all add
ed the roll will stand about
S6,625, 10000; s2,3l2,OOO.OO higher
than last year. If these mischief.
makers would ascertain the truth
and then tell it concerning public
matters they would be more re-
spectod,
Graham guardian., 1906-06-29
Excursion Rates

Season excursion rates to Cali.
fornia from
Yuma to San Francisco and re.
tura, S3S.75; to Los Angeles and
return, s13.75.
Phoenix TO San Francisco, and
return, S46.25; to Los Angeles and
return, s26 25.
Tucson TO San Francisco and re-
turn, s4S.60; to Los Angeles and
return, s2S.60.
Benson to San Francisco and re.
turn, S50.u0s TO Los Angeles and
return, s3l.00.
Cochise to San Francisco and
return, $4,000; to Los Angeles and
return S33.I0.
Wilcox to San Francisco aud re-
turn, $50 90; TO Los Angeles and
return, $3.50.
Bowie to San Francisco and re.
turn, $4,000; to Los Angeles and
return, s36.l0.
Patagonia to San Francisco and
return, $3.50; to Los Angeles and
return, $3.50.
Nogales to San Francisco and
return, S57 rs, to Los Angeles and
return. s37.75.
Sale dates: On Tuesdays, Thurs.
days and Saturdays, during the
months of May, June, July, August,
and September, 1906.
Return limit: Good until Novem.
ber 30, 1906.
Stopovers: Continuous passage
required in each direction between
selling station aud Cotton, Cali.
fornia, Stopovers will be allowed
only at points west of Cotton, Cal.
For further information call up.
on or address Q. w. WARDwRLL.
Local Ticket Agent, Bowie, Ariz.
E. G. HUMPHREY, District Pas
senger Agent, Tucson, Arizona.
Graham guardian., 1906-06-29

"results" are confidently expected
to be easy for the jointists. New
Mexico, as bride groom, is ar
dent and earnest for the union, but
Arizona declines the orange
blossoms and must do so in the
imperious tones of queen. Our
enemies will sing the songs of
jointure through various octaves.
They will give its praises to us in
poetry, accompanied by bouquets.
The Five million dollar bribe with
in the bill will be proclaimed a
gracious gift from our "Father at
Washington to his Western wards"
Let every paper in Arizona that
is for her interests, lose no time in
opening the campaign against
jointure. 1t is a question that
should be approached and dealt
with in a spirit higher than parti
sanship. "Those that are not with
us are against us"
Let us at once meet the enemy
with the weapons already in our
hands, though willing missionaries
may come among us as if to dispel
the darkness of benighted peo
pie, and though tracts proclaiming
the saving effects of jointure may
be distributed from Lees Ferry to
Yuma, from El Dorado Canyon to
Naco, from Dan to Beersheba,
from "H Il to breakfast"
Respectfully,
WILEY u. JONES.
Graham guardian., 1906-06-29

E. scHUMASN. Superintendent
Graham guardian., 1906-06-29

For baling wire, barb wire aud
binding twine to the consumer at
wholesale prices see Solomon &
Wickersham. l3.3m
Graham guardian., 1906-06-29
Distinctively Different,
In Every Way the Best.

The Weekly Globe-Democat Louis pecu-
iary and exclusively it's
1t is issued every week. big paper Eight
ten large every Tuesday Friday One Dollar
No other paper like the GlobeCem any respect
No Other paper equals the Globe Democrat respect
An entirely unique feature ofth Globe
highly priced by its readers its systematic method preserving
ali presenting the
The two each week Tuesday and Friday carefully
pared with the view of giving e complete
that week
They combined the MALE up continued and
connected stories of the various important showing
opments from day TO day and the final results
1t and distinct publication especially prepared
supply the requirements of people who all
earth--and something
In politics is strictly but it is above all
paper and tells the truth without fear
rival as great National news and home Journal
Remember the price, only Dollar per year04 papersess
than cent copy Postage prepaid.
ST. LOUIS EOBE-DEMOCRAT,
ST. Louis, Mo.
Graham guardian., 1906-06-29

50 liy that when he summer Gums
We all may fall In line,
Not like the sheen KILN dO-g,
Bui sustained by unquenchable thirst
Approach the bar an drink down pleasant
dramsl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-24
CITY NEWS

Promenade tonight by American band at Eagles hall.
 A son was born last evening to Mir and Mrs Nelson Thomas of South street, corner of Rye. .,.
 At St Thomas's church on Monday morning there will be an anniversary mass for the late John Bowe. The jury in the district coure yes terday afternoon gave Michael Lov- cit verdict for $10 against Joseph Brennan. The action of the suit was around an alleged assault which took place on Fuller street one evening last fall.
 Pictures of the Passion Play will be presented at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes next Monday and Tuesday evenings at 8 o'clock. Pic lures of the martyrdom of Joan of Arc, the ascent of the Pyrenees. earthquake at Calabria and several others will also be shown.
 The isolation hospital on the town farm is occupied to-day, the tenant being Henry Cahill of East Main street, a young man about nineteen years of age, who is suffering from an attack of scarlet fever and the health authorities decided to send him to the isolation hospital Every thing possible is being done to make the place comfortable for the patient
 The committee having in charge the arrangements for the coming Knights of Columbus ball held a most enthusiastic meeting last night. It is understood that there will be most brilliant electrical display on the occasion of the event. Lallie"'s orchestra has been engaged to dis pense music and already a select pro gram is being rehearsed by the musi- clans. Several thousand souvenir postal cards of a historical nature will be distributed to those who will send their name to the secretary of the committee, John J. Kelley.
 The committee to whom was refer red the matter of making changes in the. City hall annex is doing excellent work and after another week or so the whole place will be in shape, so that it can be used to good advan- tage. The offices on the second floor are very snug berths and it is a won- der why the place was not converted to some such use long before this. The registrars office was finished to- day and is the best place these off, cials ever worked fin. It will save the city money and will also put the regis. trars in a position to give better sat isfactiOn than ever before.
 Not all eye troubles demand the wearing of glasses, but those that do, we claim to fit and fit accurately. We make no charge for the examina- tion, and only moderate charges for the best lenses and frames obtaina- ble. The Upson Jewelry Go, 6S Bank street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-24

Tea and Coffee should always be in your home. It's a beverage that is not only healthful, but it is a neces- sity. Tea is generally stimulant to the nervous and circulatory systems. And did you ever take notice how quick cup of rightly made, nice tasting tea chases away drowsiness and generally makes the brain. and senses more alert? Sure you have. We'll, tell your friends about it so that they may be happy also. And for coffee, who is 1t that can start out in the morning to do his days work without first drinking one or two cups of fresh made coffee eve mean the kind we selD. It certainly is the proper bracer to begin the day Of course we know there are lots of men folks who prefer different kind of a "bracer" in the morning, but you can take our word for it them fellows are very foolish fellows; they know not what they are doing to their systems until it's too late. Take our advice and commence tomorrow morning and use only the coffee sold at our store and see If our advice IS good one. We have few more Of those green cups, saucers and plates which we give with a pound of our warranted good 50cent Tea. And when they are gone you'll get no more of them. A good size 26 inches high table or child's rocking chair with pound of our warranted good Baking Powder at
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-24
" The Mill"
HAY BUYERS

Are you aware of the fact that our HAY is pressed and shipped by our own shipper. Every car graded and selected. We warrant it properly cur ed. sweet and sound. Send your next HAY ORDER here and receive quail ity for every dollar invested.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-24
College Brand"

Exclusive young mems cloth ing, unlike any other clothing made, just what the young men want, coats cut long with deep side vents, vests with long points, trousers "peg-top" with or without cuff bottoms. These suits are. made by tailors that make nothing but College Brand clothing and class by themselves as regards 6 with any clothing in the market 10, 12, 1850, 15, 1850, IS, 20, p
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-24
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Nosahogan lodge school meeting.
 MEETINGS TOMORROW. St Joseph's T. A. society. French Canadian institute. L'Union Fraternelle Francais. Hendricken council, No 36, K. of St Thomas's Holy Name society. French Canadian band.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-24
DODGE
 NANCY?

You couldn't if you vould-yor
 vouldn't if you could. Is the bes any too good for your feet! Dodg
 does not own a shoe factory (visl he didiD but be controls the outpu of factory for this vicinity. has tho goods made up according to his ovI ideas, the trade mark Nancy Dodge is protected by United States laws and buying at the lowest figures il immense quantities can and doe give you a vomsn's shoe which can not be duplicated by other Water bury dealers who pay two profits Don't take any mans word-ressoI it out ourself. 1 will say that vhil I have my faults fl0ts of iemD. D. one can show where H. c. Dodge ha lied in an advertisement Big Sprin. Stock. high and Nancy Dodge
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-17
WHAT SIGNIFICANCE HAS THE PREss7

Emilio Castelar, in contribution Ia y South Amer
lean newspaper forth hi, idea, of newspapers and
newspaper work in the following article which was trans
lated by members of the World staff
"Whcu take up a newspaper, when glance over
it, cclum., when consider the diversity of It's subjects
and the wealth of its iufomatou / have less feeling
of pride for tn, .h Na the pres, has made rcspleu-
dent than of piN ventures that knew not this
prodigy Of hum t,,a.cnce thl, creation of all ere
ations
While can comprehend society without the steam en-
CINE without the telegraph without the thousand maves
that modern industry has scattered, immortal monu-
ments along the tumphal highway of progress cannot
conceive any society without the infinite liberty of the
pres. wherein is registered by legion of writer's all that
j. sacred to the pccpcteir hcartaches their yacationN
their fears and all those steps toward perfection taken in
reaching the ideal of justice as the light of the world
car even understand monastc life even the isola-
ti.r .f q man who reuouccs the development of the
mi u ccty and the swelling of the heart in the family
cir . that he may consecratc himself to God to science
to ariy to meditation. to the pursuit that pleases
hin n oc ,f those moral islands that called monas
rie. But cancai understand how this man can decline
TO read newspapers and magazines think each day with
the mind # all the world. feel with the heart of
kind to ningle hi, life on the ocean of all human life, his
bark carried forward by the breeze Of the worlds ideas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-17
CLEAN UP WHOLE CITY.

The official, ot the city have been smoked out, and
under the spur Of public indignation rush into print to
explain their methods Of prosecuting few instead Of pro-
scouting the many However, the citizens are still waiting
for the crusade to continue The alley between Main and
Boulder streets, running from Second street to Fourth
street, ,rll remains mccaused, Not step has bccn
made since the test ease. Sinking hole, eNi, within
stones throw Of the place in question Why do not the
officials act There hundred other places in the
city worse than that of the test case Why they not
cleansed by the officers!
The of the property of which the test was
made does not need defense It is said Of him generally
by the citizens that he has built institutions and
brought capital to the city than any one citizen. He
has always been good citizen He had made arrange
men with Dr. Mayginnes another victim Of the abortye
crusade to connect with the sewer at his home though
other residents in the block refused connect pac
ng the financial responsibility the two named, yet
they decided 90 ahead at their expense, This is
more than members Of the council, and others IN
teresed in the issuing of tn warrants had done Naturally
Mr. Bayne resented being placed under arrest for main
tanning an usanitay place premises he had owned but
scant thirty days Mr. Bayne did not consider himself
above the law but considered himself above the pewok
Of a few accidentally in power
A week has passed and the cleanup crew has done
nothing save cxut over their single triumph II there j,
danger Of an epidemic fever, why not rush this m"ve!
Why should one citizen be arrested because he did not
obey its mandates in five day.. and other citizens be allow
ed to loiter along, permitting their fostering m,anitul
,Il, ola
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-17
Comments of a Cynical Codger.
From Judge. go.

lbIl
Virtue is its only reward.
It's intuition when we guess right.
When the devils to pay, we get no
credit
The self-made man generally has a
seIf-made-up wife.
All the worlds leniuses are work
ing for the clever men.
Often the kittenish young girl dev-
elops into the old cat
Suicides haven't any brains, so how
could they blow them outl
\ dress maker can spoil the whole
effect Of a Sunday sermon.
PoitenesS costs nothing, Accord
ingly it is a cheap and effective equip
ment for the buncu Steerer
The clergyman makes two lovers
one, but the butcher and grocer do
not do mathematics that way.
Some men have business tact, but
it is the financial genius who can coin
money out of each and every bank
ruptcy.
Out of sight. out of mind Very
true. Blind Cupid Is out of sight and
everybody knows he is out of mind.
Do not get angry because man
gives you a bad cigar He may mere
ly be returning the cigar you present
ed TO him Yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-17

II Is said GALLON of alcohol can be made and "de-
uaturizcd for ten cents II can be made of the swl We
feed the hogs of orange peel potato rind rotten apples
and other vegetable matter The way to denaurze it Is
simply poison it that it cannot be used for picnic
and celebration purposes II is claimed there is more
poison in gallon of alcohol than in two of gasoline
These astonishing figures would indicate that gasoline
would have sell for five cents gallon to compete with
alcohol Our guess is the Standard sell it at that
price and still have proft.-Collinsvie Times.