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wANTED-BOARD OK ROOM.

WANTED-To buy 100 lbs. good clean lin en or cotton rage. The Advertiser Co. -t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-23

and board in strictly first-class private family; young married couple, one child five years old References exchanged. Address ''S V. B..'' care Ad- vertiser.' -H
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-23
wANTED-roBUx.

Cotton Seed at SIT 50 per ton. Delivered at our mill at Faunsdale Ala, Freight from Selma. Ala, to Faunsdale Is s1. 40 per ton. Write or wire us If you have on and Refining G.. Faunsdale. Ala.
 If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-23
MALE HE1R

sec . boy who does not ike Chiclets -s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-23

STRAYED-From residence. 24 Burton Ave nue one bay horse. about IS hands high, | any information leading to his recovery will
 be rewarded, Wm. Frazier. -IS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-23
FOB sALm.

FOR SALE-At J. H. Hubbard & Co. store No. S30 North Decatur Street. lower We- tumpka Road: fine hunting dogs; 2 setters and one pointer: guaranteed to be first class Joe Riddle
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-23

CARD-Patients desiring admission to the wards Of the Montgomery Infirmary may secure cards by telephoning Miss Martin
 head nurse in charge at Phone 722. Mont Eomery Infirmary. Wed-fri-sn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-23

 good servant for general house. work. SS to S10. Small family. Call at 22 South Perry St. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-23

with a good supply of all kinds of fresh meats of tue finest quality. At
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30
IN HIGH LATlTUDES.
where Iou Can Read late ~ Wight
without Artiucinl Light

| have, on the LlmNord, In Denmark.
latitude 81 degrees, read the uewspa'
per in my bedroom at l03n.p. m with
out the aid Of candle While | read
the villagers played skittIcs m the al
les under my window, and beyond the
hoary chestnut trees u the garden.
with clots of snrliugs on their bare
top boughs, the sky was still crimson
and gold In the west with the long,
wooly lines Nc yapor only just begin
ming to swuthc the land Ike a blanket
ON the other side OF the ina the trade
was as vigorous then MS nt MONDAY
Carriers carts crcukod up to the door
aud dray load' u squcakng pigs made
other music than the lark's. Double
,Ia.sys. with cushions NJ rcl or green
velvet and half a dozen happy villagers
10 each uhr men all with great china
bowlcd pipes In their mouthsl, swung
hzily by. raising dust, and the lowing
of troubled COWS and calves came rs
much from the road as from the Him.
table meadow beyond attached 10 the
historical old manor house now mere
dairy farm whose buildings were
quite conccalel by the tail trees that
g.rdlc them
The inn damscls, sewing girls. k.tch.
ON maids. the daughter. NJ the house
and friend or two bad now SEQ aside
an the cares Of the day IuI were roll
Ing each other about on The lyaf E.l.,
under thr chestnut trees Use sp many
ambkus and the HulHdy with me
lmmclsurUlc waist who by dIy hold
nm the maids lrashcd 90 their respective
tasks with uNryIb'r SET NOT uus.nl ,c
verify folJ boo the doorway With her
NJ h0rHgrd fingers loo hrr yielding
.lrs uud disturbed The startling. rHf
ui.cnIly with her stouilrlu p.'s %
laughter az tho anu., NJ her depend
cuts Vet M . O'Clock ihr next MORN
'ls. with Der own matchmaking
hand she win pun tlr b,Irop. nn'
shall wakcu each lass. and ly % tie cs
Enlistment win bc again Iu a normal
state VI uruyity As Tor 'lv worthy
landlord Dee is laymahus ului ~
q. m.. and 10 viii be- odd II De- is not up
before his dame wakes every soul u
the house with her cab boil Coruhn
Magazine
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A GOOD ACTOR
uow Famous French Advocate woe
Ii"p~Irs. Murdsr case

uow Famous French Advocate Nan
uop-I~s. Murdsr case
Ml.trr L1chlul thc fimou, aIFu
cato. was rrrhap, tlc greatest master
ol comedy % france and not few
eminent actors clvIrd l.m h.s marvel
600, power, u min .ry llr was once
employed 10 defend murderer
rsa,nst whom tho facts verr hnnel,-s.
'y clear
Wleu h.s pathetic appeals aul ha
tears which we're always 40 call when
be- pleaded before country jury fHI'
90 90 touch bis ,to'id audience lr rr
s9ricd TO the most lmpudrnt piece ~
'irirry inurtre hls mnisencl
white handkerchief into bis 90. krt De-
demanded 10 the juror, we're m,n. n
hey had human hearts. II they could
bring themselves % condemn o. fellow
mau Ike the accused When DO bad
.rvl.ted with 900 sort of ch'rr'ruus n
not sanity m'r.i.
His r'pUHruUD WIS moo merely fruit
less hut The 'HN responded f1 10 n
drst with wu,, ,Hu1IUl tIrr with
biting lips ana finally with bond ruI
uncontrolled burst. ~ laughter IN
chand. while digging hhUuf DIS hands
had Intentional, lIp0,,I OOH. finger. Into
the great Iukrui Boo front Uf hm ful
a. hc drew his right hand across Die
forehead as n Iu agony ~ dr.rH.r M
tue certain tate NJ tuc accused he Ie't
upon Dis brow 900 culfmou. black
mark l.Ar 10 CRESCENT moon Hud drew
two o'hrr .Hyh trace, down Dis check.
~ hr pui h- finger, to l.. ESQ. tp dash
away The fears
Ic.-.us hsh moral Indignation No
their pnlu,t De- continued You 8rs
about 90 d.,slr whether our N your f,'
low men .mN hr thrust by yuu out ~
the ranks ~ the living 1ud You rh,u,s
such "a moment for luluIgug N cruel
aud ihoughfI",, laughter J. COL. ~
truyaglut mrth humg mu.sI Iu
witch 10 decide whether man shall
or shall not diry'
The argument actually told upon Vi.
jury The man was acquitted rari,
Journal
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CATCHING TURTLES.
Methods Used ny the Fishermen OF
the Tropics.


the Tropics.
Turtles are always captured 40 night
and usually on moonlight ones. This
is the time they % on the shore TO lay
their egg They select smooth.
sandy beach. dig hole, In the sand. de.
posit their eggs there and leave them
10 be- Matched by the heat Of the sand.
When the turtles are on shore Tor this
purpose hunters come upob them. and
thcy are easily overtaken. for turtles
are slow movers The hunters have
not a very strenuous Undertaking All
that 4 necessary TO be done Is 10 turn
the turtles on their backs and leave
them until the next day. when they are
removed.
Another more curious way OF catch.
ing turtl..s Is by fishing by the remora.
a ash found In the tropical waters The
popular name Of this dsh and the one
by which the children OF those coun.
tries call them Is the sucking fsh This
name is given to them on account u a
disk on their heads. by which they can
attach themselves 10 any smooth sur.
face. Ike the side of a shark. ship
or the she'll u q turtle. This disk is
like the soft leather suckers" that are
popular with schoolboys When this
fish has once attached himself 10 any
thing you eau pull him TO pieces rather
than force him 10 release his hold
Turtle hunters 90 In boats and carry
several % these rcmoras In tubs when
they see q turtle and GIT near him the
sucker j. sent after him lie is held
by the ring on his tail. which 10 turn
Il attached by stout cord Soon the
hsh Il securely fastened 70 the she'll
OF the turtle and turtle aud u.h are
hauled Into the boat together once In
the ait the rcmora lo1senS his hold aud
Is dropped hack into the tub To rest
until another turtle i sighted Wash
ingtpn star
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EGYPTIAN CIVILIZATION.
It's origin One of the Unsolved Enig-
mas of the World.

The origin Of Egyptian civilization
has been the enigma OF the worm o..
the past twenty-five centuries ,'
sentiug no historic or even myth,
fancy. it appears before the ".
once as highly civilized ana o.E,.
community centuries before Moses "as
a boy Upon this subject Rcnan sal'
Egypt has no archaic epoch, but SUD
denly takes It's place in the world in all
Its matchlesS magnliceuce, without IA
Their ANA without mother and as clean
apart from all evolution as II 1t had
dropped from the unknown heavens
Would not al explanation at least teaSi.
bic be- found in the hypothesis that il
received It's civilization from some
source no longer existing MeucS, the
first historic figure In its long line OF
dynaStic>. the outlines of whose per
sonality loom up wayeringly indefinite
but graudly impressive against the deep
mythic background Of prehistoric story
at least 1900 b c.. conceived and eG-
ecutcl enterprises eXtorting the warm
est admiration from the best engineers
OF the twentieth century. Did he not
alter The course Of the Nile by vast
embellishments to gain stable founda.
tlons other than In shifting sands for
bis sacred city Of Memphis and con
struct the artificial lake OF Moeris, $50
mile, N circumference and $50 feet
deep MS reservoir for the waters OF
the Nile?
Look. too, at the colossal achieve
ncuts ~ his successors In architecture,
sculpture. engineering, astronomical,
political. medical, social and military
science 10 say nothing Of navigation
and theology Witness the ruins OF
the Labyrinth recorded by Ierodotus,
which had 5000 chambers, half Of them
above ground and half below, a COM
blnalon Of courts, chambers. colon
nadcs. statues and pyramids. Witness
the wonders Of the magnificent temple
Of Karnak, which still awakens our adj
mraton, temple, as Demon says,
wherein the Cathedral Of Notre Dame
in Paris could be- set inside one OF Ia
halls and yet not touch the walls. Wit.
ness the sublime pyramids originally
built In honor OF the sun god RIA and
for use as astronomical observatories,
the splendors OF Memphis, Thebes and
Heliopolls. OF the sphinx and the ODE
llsks. the statuary and the numerous
temples with the ruins OF which the
land Is still nlled.-Exchang
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force the company from the colony OF
actors for whose existence san Fran
ciScY has always been noted Young
Brady had heard Of this intention and
when hr saw Campbell ou the street
nude bold but ingcuuon, application
FOR position rs a member of the com.
plny
10 Mr. CAmpbcllS question whether
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Nnrlrni nrr.. .,n MN

Ia the litl" town NJ NuusIrlrI ln
Bavaria. thor" exist, uur N the must
curious charitable, foundations loo the
world one " The hurrbru,. Christie
phcr Wanneg d.vi loo 1854 aui left bis
fortune Tor the establishment NJ q
home Tor uEud poor llc attached. how
ever the condition th1t every old mau
who was taken .u should wear h.,
bcari aud the same cat N clothr. and
cap as be- himself us,i 10 wcar. cuu.
s"lucutly toe ancient pensioners ara
siill ." hc sD"u wandering about the
street, NJ Muusirdcl 200 the costumes "
tho fifteenth C,utup
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MAGISTRATES.
Church Directory
Nrruom.r Crrru

l.lmr . o. MeA.ce
rrcgh.r. every Sunday a. ma m.
Sunday SHI .,,B Sunday ate3U
Prayer Meeting v,g wcIna Iaynstt
Buuu CHURCH
Pastor. q q toHaa.
Preaching O. anl lh Sunday. atura.
m and n.Ebt
sermon ani has.a-== =.,iru znd.Sat.
urlay night
Sunday school ever Sarlaya,9Da
W
Prayer Meeting N,g ulrlay night
CUMBERLAND PrEn,rru,N
Pastor r.. = p Price.
Preaching Dc arl lrl SUNDAY boz each
month
S.1la, School Opens 40 sp every
SUNDAY
Teacher meeting m,,ts ,.rr We'd.
rr.iay night
FlEsr rErui1lmAN
Sruda, School every Sundlyvat gn
U w.
Prayer Meeting ,,,pJ Wednesday
night
tuW-utS tWb,u
I-.t.r Elder J She.b, RuVr
Preaching DO and 7ri SUNDAY r each
month 90 lla. m. and night
Sunday S.tnuI r,,D SUNDAY 90 pm
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30

Men and women often say they can't
govern themselves That 4 simply al
hitting they have defects u character
which arr their masters They ought
10 make effort aud scc II they are not
mistaken The worst Effects " lack ~
self control arr ON the health Il al
lows every Kind ~ bad habit Ia eat.
Inc. drinking. dressing aud sleeping 60
gain pos session ~ The person. aud the
result Is weak Instead ~ strong
character Home Notes.
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Outside Appointments
OF Our Local Preachers.

Elder ! shelby Rowe. OH Sunday
Cayc.ir.wgk. lIl 2ud Sun Salem
Rcy " T. Oakley o. SUNDAY NJ
Carmel 2nd Dawson Sprugs si
Sugar Grove. ith Cuynculs
Rev O. & Carter Ut SUNDAY Pond
Fork 2nd pckoycn. 3rd HARMONY
oh Salem
Row T. o Blackburn On SUNDAY.
poOason ard Walnut Grove, ,ni
tUutHoyyll'c Crock.
Row j , Price. 2pd Sunday. ltsman.
ith sullivan
Rev 1 60 Hufb,. 9m surd,,
Sugar Greek grl Baker Church. Oh
oh Salem.
Re-, j s. llvnB. I'd sunday. blooming
Grove H Dun Snnrgs lh Gu.i
Hop, Service t,H both Sat and
sun
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lsri has always bcen q fayorIir mil.
iiary color IT. employment dates from
the time " Lycurgus. the spartan who
commanded bis army 10 h. nuayci 10
rci tuniys Lee order that new recruits
m'chi no, ~ dlsmayrd AZ the sight ~
blood Its urst use In the British army
dates from i52G. when the ycomeu ~
the guard worc dressed IN rol
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30

WIS NNIN 200 MI.
vauIcr pcc ~ l>5s lie is SOU
nj toe late Charlie, I. COLBY aud a
urIlrv or ihr Date Gambler u Jrlby
OF hast uuugr y 4. who vB> uUp uf
,be Republican leader, ur E,,rN vuum
% aud Il candidate lur the nomination
Iur governor ne 1885,
Mr. ,ulny WIS graduated from brown
university boo lNn5 After travelling
lwund the world Dee resumed OIL,
studio, and was graduated FROM the
New Norh Law schuol lee lSs aud ad
United e. the New York bar lic has
practic,d law, but Is now a mcn,''r "
a banking Hrm
Mr. COlbys political career bcsan 10
the spring Of 1901. wlcu be- was ap.
pointed a mvmler OF the New Jersey
state board Of education. lie WIS
elected 10 the assembly In ipOa. iaC
I'D i'sDt Hs 10 president " the stat
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AHHffA NlAANA WI W III
ing age lie paid a
tribute 90 Or Os
lrr who went NJ
Gently from johns
Hopkins 10 oxford
university. andSaid
III the man who
quoted Dr Osler
had actually heard
what Oslrr said he
would be- a very
SURPRISED! g.sa. The
theory is absurd as
10 stands Ir rs
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Father said the LtiI, bo, "rycp
now aud then hear YOU talking about
somebody who was obi enough a. know
better"
Yes. my 10y
What age is that laiherY
Ana the old gentleman aftu some
thought replied
MY suu, thrrr isn't any such thing
lts like the golden age purely mytho
logical
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the capitalists and
the workfugmen
now boz progress.
Nj Robbins 10
president ~ the
iiti-burgto1Icom
pIuy u was 20
him that President
Roosevelt ai.lr~.
81 n comWuu.,I
ton recently urc
Ing cXcrtIu ur
every possible e.
fort a. prevent a
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30

news stand In san
Francisco, nj a sal.
AIRY Of s. a week.
when hartley
Campbell reached
the city with the in
tention Of putting
on a rcpertory OF
plays. lie had with
him a company OF
"StarS' chief ~
whom was Georgia
Cuyvnu lie eX
pcctcd TO re- on
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ilicu To eliminate
graft" from poll
tics Speaking 81
tho ideas tor which
BE- stands senator
colby has said.
We liuIr Go have
ilIr laws ruullisd
We hoIv tu make
thr corporation,
rly a fair Sian. uf
ihc take, uu,i We
hope tu lIturv
corporations FROM
political Iart.r.
SvuutUr tuII.,
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harw The Ues.ip.

Why do you kovp such ma mcfli
client servant as that aud pay her such
high wagcsf"
My dear. she has been a maid Ia
every family % prominence In our set ("
baltimore American.
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Glory.

Cit Government.
J.'W. Blue, Jr, MAYOR,
II. Walker. JUDGE.
Jas. l.. Travis, CLERK.
u. X. Woods. TREASURER,
sn,. A. Moore, ATTORNEY.
As. Cnnnan, CHIEF Of POLICE.
rOUNClLMEN II. v Stone, W.
d. Canaan. Henry Paris, Dr. Geo W.
Il f. ElAnary
Regular meeting Of City Council sec
uuu tuesday night Ia each month.
CITY COURT first Monday 10 each
month
Court Calendar,
CIRCUIT COURT conyoncs on the
third Monday r March. the fourth ~
June and the third In November
COUNTY COURT conycncs on III,
second Moucay In each month
QUARTERLY COURT con,.ucs OF
tie fourth Monday n each month
FISCAL COURT cony,n,s on M,
hrt Tuesday n April and October
Court ONirials and
County Officers
.|.#...U.
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of law loo ISL wac chosen president
~ the Salamanca Trust rumpam m
1901 nud has l~cu engaged In hauk,u-
Insurance aud thu oil business Tie
has served as a member Of the hou~,
committee on Indian Affairs aud Is
chairman " the committee which la
Ncsiirai,d The haalnE episodes at IA
napolis a,d which made a rrpor, upon
The subject few days ago
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Forg I told Bass what YOU said
mat be reminded you II giraffe be
cause be- held his head ~ high Fender
son And what did he say rorg lie
said YOU reminded him Of an ass Zen.
derson Because Why Fvg Because
you are one. be- said
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arr invited Ga attend
C. " Haybcs. ,har.r.0
RI Fhnay n of u .r.'
NARloN LonGE 40. a., u. \"
Meets lst and 2rd Norla, rT''
Picrcc's hall
is Rra.W,,i " "
~ l.. Wlborn, Rr.u".f
ROSEWOOD cANr. 80. -, " q. \"
Lodge meets IN Picrcc's Hall ih' ~
and lth Tuesday nights IN each m'0h
All visiting members arr invited "
attend.
jno. Sutherland, &C Con.
s. n. Ramagr SeiN
SEw MARION LoDGg No. las, !. o. 81. .
Meets Friday night In each wees =
Masonic Temple. Visiting er''o'''
welcome. A. J. llartscl', \. w.
q. r.. Grissom, S,eN.
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GIVEN FRI

The Cincinnati Ir...,. W
a New NaIusble " y.
wan Chart Of three Sheets 4,
each as inches wide. ,G ,nlN
The frt page .,..' !.
New Map Of Ohio ...m..
and exac ever printed ~
dis Map up to date an
.rc located, all EIu.mr ,-I,f
Railroads are shown, ali R
Routes, and poru .s If II
Governors.
On other page ol...u,
lart are Maps OF lsl.
With portraits OF an ,u Il
hap OF Panama t.r 4
nnc, with data r,..tegs.l
iip Canal now ben, m n
O1lied States, on o.r,.
enterprises ever attempted
= typographical n. o.A.,
,s1csc War dis,utv. T.
sails OF the two efr t,.-'
t-. battle fields h
last Naval battle ,t.-
| .0rel
map q the Word. ss0
u.cr Cuaaol tr.l 5
b Nations Steam.
/ lir and Statistics ~
t.h nap. u
$3.50. illa.i.
/ 10, DO 40 uHe ....
so indies $50.
red md Is So ii
F.. m.e i4uJ o. o. a.
,#rc.fand up Co. Glr
Wa II'c cju,.f
h t1e Home, ST.
CoIll
TIC selling price,
worth r many um.
Enquirer Company
chart Tree 90 u'
He,,F irq.i.,f u....
nr l yeats hvu
#li 0'u.d U.sr
y4p a u,h harvest
OF OBJ. grand o. t.
ENQUIRER COW. A
Cinoinratl.
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League OF Republican Clubs, The sen.
ator is an enthusiastic horseman and
an expert polo player He was mem
Der OF Squadron A Of New IorH. bu,
resigned In tecomc ad,utant OF the
First baturon OF the First New Jersey
regiment, aud was member Of Gov.
eruor Franklin Murphy'S personal stan
William a. Brady, theatrical map
Rgcr and producer of The Rcdskn."
who crlticse> the critics and complains
that In writing of plays they aim to be
smart rather than fair, has had va
ried career. lie has risen from small
beginnings to the leading position
which he now occupies In the theatrlc.
nj world
MIR Brady's first start in life was the
result Of Il blun lie was keeping
4 -. -
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Men Who Are
In the News

HE revelations
Of nS Arm
strong inSur
anCC committee 5
investigation rs TO
the McCurdy re
Cimc N the Mutual
Life Insurance
company brought
that institution
m uch notoriety.
and il has since
kept In the public
eye by the fight be
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Ter was entirely misrcprcsentod lie Is
Incapable Of making so nonsensical II
remark"
He added that the distinguished 81.
gcon-''hls name now q verh'-had
been compelled TO travel incOgnito to
avoid annoyance from the nolorIcty
which Misrepresentation OF his views
had won him.
President Remscn has occupied the
chair VI chemistry at Johns llopk. us
since 1876 and has been president since
1901. He VS. born In New York In
1916 graduated from the College OF
the city OF New York Ia iS'5 aud later
FROM the College Of Physicians, aud
Surgeons. the medical department ~
Columbia university IT, has received
degrees from many m.vcr,IiIr, a.
home and abroad tie married Miss
licssic ~ Mallory ~ New York boz
1870. r. member of various learned
societies and the author u several
works on chemistry
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Wife John. you've been drinking
Oh. can tell Husbshd-well. don't
DO H. mdear. Lst'sh keep Il a family
shecrct-Phllsdeiphls Ledger
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The Koran forblds true believers 10
destroy the vines, palm trccs, fruit
trees. corn and cattle even Of their
worst enemies
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lI.|. N| N..N New
Yor state RpuI,
lIln committee o,
,rr,UIl hI. fourth
term iu tl.y huusc
Uy .sa resident oi
Salamanca tatta
wulus county. and
vu. lwru 100 1850 in
cuba y y IIru
crivcd au Uca,lcu
e. education mad
served as supcuu
trntlrut uf schools
NJ Salamanca from
1870 To iNN2 lie
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coal miner, NJ. Robbins wa. born boo
B.puu. Wis. loo 1856 he is president
Of the MOuouglhcll River CONSOLIDATE
ell Coal company, a dirrrior m several
bank, and trust companies auI i- rr
pui~l tho largest individual coal m.nv
In The United States Mr. Robbins was
married loo lNN2 iu Miss Helen can
since Do" Bennington disaster stories
Of Captain Luriru Young are uumrr
Oh, Ills lifelong friend colonel sam
bonrI,uu OF Washington. ,r.l, uur loo
which lplu ChlmIvrIn g.. concerned
One day the subject uf equestrian Stat
ne. coming up thry mutually agreed
tia; ibv bronze representation uf Cen
cru thnml, uu horseback WIS 'h,
Finest work NJ nrt ~ Ii, kud loo Wash
iugjuu
shortly aurrVsuI the same discus
sion WAS taken up 20, Young lud Sen
aiur Beck oi Kentucky The senator
held that ,Hg statue NJ GyurlaI Ne
Phrr,uu WAS q work superior 10 the
Thomas brlus" Young agreed a. hct %
champagne supper fur ilrcc. with IuNu
'h1mbcrlu H- rfrrr. ChumIvriu
s.drl with the senator 10 luuug.s 90,
constituent &c. demanded m rNpIum
ton and thGmnrru .iI. Well Ia
Glen. You anil I lry both men NJ the
worId aud : appeal lu sou 90, such n
! couh give @ decision 100 favor uf q
lieutenant u the navy against % United
Stale, senator"
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30

Everett Colby. who has bcyn smash.
.u- political machines loo New Jersey
ami destroy .ug tIvir ulliuNr with pow.
crful corporations, We, chosen state
senator from E>-rN county last fll
after a tght that attracted wide attru
lion aud madr him q national ugurr.
Through ihi. hghi h. forced a. the
front g~ q representative of the snmr
principles f1r which Folk Of Missouri.
lA Toilette NJ Wisconsin. Weaver of
Philadelphia and Jerome ~ New York
lrr yuutrHdug llr b, striving ike
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30

Francis - Baron Robbins Is placed
In O. position " much responsibility ,s
the spokesman for the soft cuai opon
tors m view " the neent-nlLnn. InIMcrn
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30
Lodge nirectnrN

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Regular meeting bon Masonic uaU
saturday hg,ou mn maa m each
month
Visiting mDm.,. ar. invited o.. a..
tend.
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CmrtENuEN CHAPTER SO. 20
Meets Saturday night after fun
moon iu each month
wiNGArE CouNyu. Nu. 90.
Meets 2nd Monday night In each
month.
g. Gilbert. I'M.
J. u. kcvil, Scc'y.
bEACkwEli iopGg No. b7, KNIGHTS oy
FNrnlAS.
Meets in X. of T.. Hall every Friday
night from October TO April Inclusive
and 2nd and ith Friday nights from
May to September inclusive
All visiting members Of sister lodges