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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Eerlgmbner;udt.

Sn etitem crit fir5lih erlhienener
Bulletin peiit bns Mini-
iterium in @aibinston bnrauf bin,
oa6 fir Yerlbiibner als Safelgeflii-
gel Der Marft iih beitGnoig ertpei.
tert, uno meitt, es tperbe iif pohl
berlobnen, in ben Ser. Staaten Die
3nht ai,sauoebnen, inbem mani lie
entipeoer NIT anberem @efliigel 5lts
ianlmen ODER audi IN GROCER 3abI
aaein bGlt. Der geridt idil6ert
einsebeno bie Siitterung, 9ebano,
lung uno 8erpenbirng Der 3erlbiib-
ner unb erflGrt, es liege Grunb fir
Die @nnabme Dor, baB iif cine Ser.
b%eiierains Der po~rbanoenen 8arietd.
ten bon Eerlbiibnern, @Mineda Sopl,
@itmioa meleaeris 81 ermogliden
laiie unb baB man iie ST. einem in-
mer miftigeren 3neise Der @efliis
gel3uft berausbiloen fonnte. I'm
ter @noerm beiBt eS in oem Be
rift: ,nF en-
.Sie GerIbiibnera geoeiben bel Der.
baltniBmdbis serineer YfIege, unb
obgleih file balbpilo bleiben, ipenn
man lie fret berumItreifen l1Bt,
laiien lie iif aud sabmen liro eben.
10 leidt maitell, tpie mSeres @eflii.
GEL. Gle iino earls auBeroroentlid
%abgebartet. Sbr lautes nnb nihts
lpeniger als mobltonenbes @eifrei
betraftet man s~epobnlid, ais einen
@arnungsritf Dor berdnnabenben
Sabiften ODER anoeren Seinben bes
Siibnerbofes. Sie Yerlbiibner Der.
3ebren cine 10 ll~ngebeure Menge bon
.Snieften, oaB Tie oft in Ger oanfens.
i~uertbeiten @eiie gu ser ausrottuns
bon Snieftenplasen bas Sbrise bel
traeen. sic persebren aud1 piele
ltnfrautidmereien, 10 bob iie aud in
oieier gesiebilng BON nif)t 5it inter.
itdsenoem 8ertbe iinb.
@s beitebt idon segenipdrtis cine
reft lebbofte Mahfrage nad Eerl.
biibnern, namentlid) in Nep Dorf
rno anberen Stdbten inn oitlifen
Sbeile Der Ser. Stadten. Sebr
iunge Sbiere, pelde siiim' 9raten
auf bent Hoit geeignet iino, brineen
friib i'm Sabre ailf ben itGbtiiden
@drften beoeutenoe 9reiie, leid)t
abietbar iiilo aber aitd) Die 1lteren
nod m1breno oes gan3en Serbites
uno @inters. sir ole Safel iper.
Den oieie 5u6ereitet, pie eep0bnlid)e
Siibner ODER aitf nad) Irt oes mil.
Den 8efliigels, unb lie beIiten bod.
auf oenielben N6brwertb tpie Siib.
ner unb. tuenn Ser preis per Giuno
bered]net miro, itebt man iid) BEL
Den E%crliibnern iogar nod etwas
better.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06

Batter, mas is bas fir a eroBe.
i6one Shul', Die mir beut' in Der
Stabt g'ieb'n bnb'n?"
n9es iift Sc llniperihit1t."
Batter, bortbin moft' / lernn
geb'n!"
Gunner 9lib'! ga piri6t 81,
nadber re1t g'iheit unb miiaBt
9einer 2ebtas' nit IN 8opf arbeit'n
mie a SfSl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
spab mnb and iein. |
GnitGnihnng.

81: nSiebit Gu Die Safel an Dem
Souies bier bat Der eroBe Sonfiinit.
Ter Mo5art gemobnt. @enn Gu
belite itiirbeit miirbe Dor Dem
Sauie. IN Dem 9r nobnit, aud cine
Safel angebroht merben."
9: Limo mos niiroe barauf su
leien iein9
81: rSier lit elm m0blirtes Clint
mer 81 permietben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
glmdj cine ltnteritiisnng.

9udbalter: SEER Gbef, min bin
id oreiBig Sabre in Sbrcm 0ienit,
bite, ieben Sic meinen &opf, meme
Scare babe ih IN Der Gorge INN
Sic perloren! SD m0dte MN BIT,
ten, fir mid etwas mebr su tbun!"
Gbef:' rSaiien Sic iid) a,lf meme
Hednung cine Terriide mad]en!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
$50

@robeS Naiamebl nllo ser.
id)laaepe @aiSforncr iina Elm Mo6l.
weldeS man Den &iibrteru porirten
lcll, che tic Sl Tiiitc 9cben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Sin Wittel sesen Sic YrGmnc Sci
Sdiucinc.

Sm Sriibiabre nnb I'M &crblt bel
roid)em Sempcroturmed)iel tritt bel
Shmeinen pielfaG cine beitige @nts
aiinoung Oes Hafens Elm, Die man
an Der 9eifmerlid)feit Oes Stlli.
dens bon Sllticr mo @etrGnf on
beilerem @rlrn5elL trodenem Suiten
uno ifiuerem Mtbmcn erfennt. Sls
por5iiglifes Wittel bogesen piro
Ole gnpeuOung zines SenfpilaIters
auf Dem Salie empfoblen. gu sic.
lem 3mede nefme man Senimebl,
bereite es nit idarfem gilig slt
einem Seige. itreid)e oicien Seig
arii einen Sappen un0 binoe bas 10
bereitete Eflaiter benz franren
Sbiere UNI oen Sols. gls 6ctrdnf
sebe man p,roiinute iauere @ilG
NIT SdweielbIiitbe. Gas Seni.
pflaiter bari a5er nur 10 Iagge Tie.
gen bIeiben, biz Die Saltt gerotbet
III cine 9laie bari unter teinsn I'm.
Itanoen gejogen peroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Sapfercr.

.8as perben Sic tbrnt, 3obn,
menn bel eincm @eiedt Der &nf
ySreipilige porl" ert0nt2"
&obn: .@erbe ib MAIDEN Ylas,
Serr Selbnebel, oanrit bie SreipiI.
liqen Dor fornenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06

aalte lit elm Seino, melder
@euralgie in ieiner idIimmIten
5orm erseugt, 81. Satobs Gel lit
Der 3muberer, melher raid uuo
wirfian beilt. Sie ihlinnmItcn
Sale erliegen raid iciner bcilcnScu
Strait
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Mmgefcbrt.

n@ott lei Sonf, ih bin nicmals
2eilten nad)selmaien, lpeil iie @elb
batten."
o9as ni6t. s(ber ole Sente iino
Dir idon oft n%afgelauien lpeil
I'll feines batteIt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Gadiaftige Setter.

8lous Gum Nahbar geit, NIT
Dem ct pro5eiiirt): .@art mr., 9it
2ump, m%iierabler, Dir ies' ih nod
oen rotben Sabn anf's 9a6l"
8eit: Limo bel Dir loid' ih,
penn's brennt, Spisbu6e, ber-ii.
ferter!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Iusnabmefaa.

Or: nSammeridaoe! Srdulein
Srma miro lire Stimme nidt be.
balten!"
Sic (neioie): rMad) bid bod
nidt lGderlidl @er fam benm
etmaS bebalten, iuos er obnebin niht
bat2"
gr: SCUM, bu 6um 9eiipiel! On
bebGllt ia INNER Nedt - obne es
5u baben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
WifperitanSnif.

&id)ter: nSie naren i6on eii,-
NAL pegen MilGidlifuna onse-
fla9t?"
gaierSfrau: ,Sa."
&idter: .@ie piel baben Sic
benn banuls befommen?"
ganersirau: r9cfomnen bob /
gar mir; / muBt' no @ulben sabl'a!~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
gnsscidnnns.

@ait (oem lpieoerbolt ieEr bartes
Sleiif norgeiest iplrrbe): .@enn
Sic 10 fortmohen, Serr @irtb, tper.
ben Sic gemiB nod GUM gbrenmit.
glieO oes 8ereins Der 8obnGrste er.
nonntl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
"
S6flid.

3ldtbaitsOireftor (5u Dem einse.
lieferten Strdflins): nSbr Sater lit
ia urf lGngere 3eit Bel mir einge-
iperrt eemeien!"
Str0fline: Sarpobl; i6 Ioa Sic
i6on griiBen Serr 9ireftor!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
y 4nk
umnberlest.

8irtb: o@eitern obaben Sic mir
elm falides 3meimarfltiid IN 3ab-
lung 9~eseben!"
8ait: .0as lit pobl nidt pabrll"
@irtb (%ipiitbenb): ,Sbo! @enn
ids nidt ifon oliseeseben b6tt',
ipiiro' ids Sbnen gleid) berueiien -
Sic Sdiuinolerl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
ct mobn blaus tnolf Wurf unb
tipintig Tennge brinne."
@er ben ShaScn fiat.


nslber id bite Sic, BET inns miro
Sober ansefiibrt!!"
y y y
geredtister StolS.
r@er lit benin Ser einaebiloete
bort2"
uSos lit Der Moler alerer; Ser
trdgt Die Haie 10 bod, neil er nam.
li6 einen Stummen iprefeno Gbt.
lid eemalt bat"
Wie meimt ICES?
: 5ran: .Sie miiiien sugeben, Gin.
no, BOB id mein Mogli6ites getbnn
babe, Sic proentlif 5u ~er5ieben!"
Sienitmdohen: @enn sic nidJt
lpdren, nafber mar ih sic nifts.
nltsigite Herion bon Ser 8elt!"
~ - y
0erefte Gntriiitnng.
Maoam: r@ie, Ger Sduiter bat
meine Shube pieber m~iteenommen9
aonnten Sic oenn ni6t mai flint
fir mid au~sleaen?"
9ietltmdbhen: ,2eiSer nid)t,
Wabam! Sd bate linn ielbit cine
Nefnuna an b~eaablenl"
Maoam (entriiitet): ,9as lit cine
llnperifdmtbeit meine Sfube
seben bod por.l"
Die &esiernng trGst bic GdnlS
Daran.
Sitter Spib6nbe: rNu frag' id
mir, tuer is S6ulo an De bile Ser.
brehen! 9a lieet ct flar Dor
Dot bios Sc @eiierung oat
perifuloet. 9aut ga Yal1ite bon
Sefdngniiie, Dot men armen 4erl,
Der in ne elenbiglihe 9uoe bauien
miiB, ihonit @aiier inn Muno all,
iammen lduft Bel ben Sebanfen, in
10 ne firitlide 9enne itquartiert
,t iperoen."
- y y
Sine sans Sdlane.
r@olen Sic pieleid)t cine Yriie
nebmen, Serr Gatb2"
rNein, mein Mann i6nupit nift,
lit id1olifl"
rHanu, if babe oodb immer ge-
lhnupft uno bis Jest 20 Sabre"
nSa, INTO ipenn Sic nidt &c.
id)nupft bGtten, ipGren Sic pieuei6t
iest S0!" q,
ltmiiberlest.
8irtb: ,@eltern ,boben Sic mir
Elm falides 3neimmfltiid IN Sob.
e~eseben!"
@ait: .9as lit pobl ni6t mabrl"
@irtb (tpiitbenb): ,Sbo! @enn
ids nid]t ifon ollsgeseben bGtt'
ids Sbnen gleih bepeiien =
Sic Sdtpinoler!"
" ~ -
Susbaft.
I.: Stein, pie Die 3eit pergebt!
,SseBt bin ih bereits 10 Sabre Der.
beiratbetl Meine Srait nno i1
reprGientiren EN- Ilter bon 70 Sab.
rem. Hat1 einmal, lieber SreunS,
lpie MIR inns in oieie 70 Sabre
tbeilen?"
g.: Scum, Seine Srau lit sic
- iinb or hiit bie Nua."
~ - y
Gin Sdlanberger.
@riter Stuoent: .@oSu bait 81,
eenn orei @etten arif Geiner 9noe?"
3meiter StuOent: God iebr eins
fad. oamit, ipenn i5 gbenos Mnes
ooppelt iebe, ib gans gemib in
Gins fomme!"
tS ~ y
Sprgen.
&entier (Su ieiuer @attin):
y Inner 2llopig madt mir rehte
er lit mir 5,i piiier.
Ihaftlih angelegt, -. 10 oft er
liebt q Saus, ga fragt er,
lpie bod es iii, uie brett es
lit, glles moelide, MIR
ni6t, mas eS pertb ilt?i"
" - y
Sdlmerseusi6rei.
3ligeilogen lit ein griiner So
paeei. Sd eriufe nm idleunige
abbolung, oa CT MIDI Dryer aus.
ihimpit ais meme Srau. = 3arl
Eripatier.
- - y
SefrieSisenSer geideiS.
9Guerin: Sea, Wifel. mas bath
CN,,F<o. o,So coo9 a. s.IIlou
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
S~elbitperratb.

Inter ieds aoitgansern, 0ie al.
iammem ouf einem 3immcr Ioai.
rer, lit Dem ginen- Ses @a6tS bas
&ortemonnoie nit II Mf. 90 81.
aeitoblen iporoen. mas CT ieinen Stu.
bengenoiien nit tbrGnenoen @meen
mittbeilt. Ga erbe6t iid ser Cine
pom Saser mo ipridt: .Nee, SON.
mes. Su mott emer Of mid leigeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
" " ~
SusbaH.

g.: Stein, pie Die 3eit persebt!
Sest bin ih bereits 10 Sabre Der.
beiratbetl Meine Srait unb i1
reprGlentiren EN- alter bon 70 Sab.
rem. &atb einmal, lieber Sreuno,
wie mir inns in oieie 70 Sabre
tbeilen?"
g.: Scum, Seine Srau lit sic
Sieben - uno on hiit bie Nun."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Y y .H
Sgperbel.

Gbef (einen @uhbalter oeiin
Shlafen iiberraihenb): nWerfen
Sic iid, MiiGer, oas Saiptbuf)
beiBt nift besbalb 10, oaB Sic
SIR miioes Sallpt oararif legen iol.
len!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Sine gans 'Gdlane.

r@oGen sic pieIleidlt cine Yriie
nebmen, Serr &atb2"
~Nein, mein Mann i6nupit nift,
l6nipfen lit ihd0lid!"
rNonu, id babe ooh immer ge-
ifnlipft nno bis jest 70 Sabre"
ySd, urto ipenn1 Sic nid,t ge.
id)niipft bdtten, ipGreti Sic pieueidt
iest S0!" ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
gefrieSigenoer YeideiS.

9duerin: .Na, Widel, mas bath
o'r Siifter s'iaet, mas Or feblt9"
Bauer: .0e 9Gber mGr'ih,
meent'r. aber 3 bate fcene @efabr.
Gu lanse wie id nod az ldben
bate, tbat meme 9Gber bei6timmt
auSbalten!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Gin Gdlanberaer.

@riter Stuoent: .@oSu balt 81,
senn orei 9etten aif Seiner 9uoe?"
3meiter StiOent: God iebr 'eins
iad. oamit. penn id Ibenbs Iaes
ooppelt iebe, i'd gans gemiB in
Gins fomme!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06

9ientier (uu ieiuer Gattin):
.llnier 2llopig madt mir redlte
Sorsen, er lit mir 81 miiien.
Ihaftlih angelegt, 10 oft er
liebt q Saus, ba fragt er,
ipie bod es lit, mie brett eS
lit, gles moglide, nur
nidt, mas eS pertb ilt?i"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06
Sdlmersmsi6rci.

3ugeflogen lit ein griiner ga.
paeei. Sd eriudle nm 'idleunige
Ibbolung. oa er MIDI Dryer aus.
ihimpit ais meme Srau. 4orl
2ebmann, Yripatier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-06

sic 10 fortmohen, Serr @irtb, tper.
ben Sic geDiB nod GUM gbrenmit.
glieo bes 8ereins Der 8obndrste err
tanntl"
g1ncrlide 4nid)anmng.
Batter, mas is bas fir a. eroBe,
Sful', Die mir beut' in Der
g'ieb'n bn6'n?"
n9es iift Sc ltniperifitGt."
.@atter, bortbin moft' i lerna
Gunner 9ub'! ga piridt Oh
nadber redt g'iheit unb mlaBt
0einer 2ebtas' nit IN 8opf arbeit'n
pie a S6Sl"
~ y ~
&adiidtise Settler.
8lous Gum 0aabor geit, nit
Dem er pro5eiiirt): .Wart mr., 9lt
m%iierabler, Dir ies' ih nod
Den rotben Sabn ani's 9adl"
8eit: Limb bel Dir loif' id,
brennt, Spibbii6e, per-ii.
berter!"
~ ~ ~
Sgperbel.
Gbef (eineu 9nfbalter peim
Shlafen iiberraihenb): nWerfen
Sie iih, WiiGer, bas Sniptbud
1eiBt nidt besbalb 10, oaB Sic
SIR miioes &arpt oarauf legen iol.
Len!"
SDflidl.
SudJt6allsoireftor (5u Dem einee.
%.ieferten StrGfling): nSbr Sater lit
ia alidl ldngere 3eit Bel mir einge.
iperrt eepeien!"
StrGfline: Sapobl; id ioa Sic
dion griiBen Serr 9ireftor!"
~ ~ y
Iusnabmefal.
gr: nSammerifabe! SrGulein
Srna miro lire Stimme nidt be.
)~alten!"
Sic (%neioie): rMad) bid) bod
tift lGterlidl @er fam oenn
,tmaS bebalten, ipas er obuebin niht
)at2" T,
gr: rGun, bu 5um 9eiipiel! 9u
ia INNER &edt - obne es
u baben!"
Sapferer.
,@as meroen Sic tbrlt, 4obn,
penn BET einem @eiedt Der &ui
,Sreinillige bort" ertont?"
aobn: r@erbe i6 MAIDEN Slas,
Serr Selbnebel, oanlit sic Sreimil.
Iigen Dor fonnenl"
lfmgefcbrt.
,@ott lei Sonf, if bin nicmols
nad)gelauien, ipeil Tie @elb
Datten."
o9as ni6t. s(ber ole Seute linb
Dir ihon oft nohgelauierr neil
Iii feines batteIt."
Indj cine llnteritiitnng.
9ndbalter: SEER Gbet MIN bin
ih oreiBig Sabre in Sbrcm Oienit,
bite, ieben sic nteinen &opf, meme
babe ih IN Der Gorge INN
Sie perloren! Sd mofte MN BIT,
ten, fir mid etwas mebr SIT tbun!"
Gbef:' rSaiien Sic iid a,lf meine
Rednung cine Terriide maden!"
~ - "
IifperitanSnif.
HiGter: Sic iparen i6on eirt-
nal weget MilGidliduna onge-
galerSfral: ,Sa."
&idter: .@ie piel baben Sic
penn banmlS befommen?"
gauersirau: y9efomnen hob /
jar mir; ! muBt' no 8uloen sabl'a!"
- - -
Selbitperratb.
Inter iefs aoitg1neern, sic al.
'ammen ouf einem 3immer Ioai.
rem, lit Dem ginen Ses Madts bas
Fortemomaie nit II Mf. 90 81.
1eitoblen poroen. mas er ieinen Sti.
b~engenoiien NIT tbrGnenoen srgen
.mittbeilt. Ga erbebt iiG ser Cine
DOM Sager mo ipri6t: ,aee, SON.
nes. III mott emer of mid leiaen
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-20
=WILL SPEAK AT.
Dumped The Whole Family

John Sutherland new Texas pony
came near demolishing several mem
bers of the Sutherland family includ-
ing "Quickstep himself Sunday af-
ternoon. The pony was hitched up
to buck board and Mr.. Sutherland
and three of the little folks from his
home were out exercising him. In
going down a hill the vehicle run up
on the animal frightening him. He
proceeded to kick and run and all the
occupants alighted as rapidly as pos
sible, some were bruised up consider
ably. His little girl, Bernice, was
dragged by her dress some distance
but as the garnet tore she was re-
leased, scared worse than hurt.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-20
Judge Blackburn Appoints Delegates

The 9Th, state development con-
vention which couvens in Winchester,
KY, Oct. 10th, and remains in SEES
sion three days, will have a repre-
sentative lot of our citizens for dele
gates from the county of CritteDden.
Judge Walter Blackburn last week
named the following gentlemen as
this county's delegates. j. Frank
Conger, VIM. BENEFIT, A. H. Cardin,
John Yaudell, Jr. and Lacy Mum.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-20
Additional Locals.

Old Hickory is as pure as dewnd
is as good for medicinal purpose as
ever, take home a bottle twill eep
Oft malaria and drive away the ues
The Breeders Gazette yubnsed
at Chicago is the best live ,toC pa
per for farmer, subscription a. 90
per year. For short tine we will
give the Press free with t Ie aboe.
Accident At Wilson's iteanIaun-
dry, Mr.. Young, the had Landry
man got his hand hurt petty evere-
ly Monday morning, bit is citing
along nicely at this tim, and.thinks
he will be all Ok, in Anew diys.
Next Sunday morniu and evening
services will be the la. service by
the Presiding Elder ( this district,
as this is the fourth ear AID by the
limitation of the lawne mast move.
BY request he willbreach Sunday
morning on "Infat Baptism as a
Bible Doctrine at the Methodist
BAPTIST GHyRni-Pastor Butler
preached to GOOD audiences both
morning and evemg. At II a. m.
he preached upon "David's Desire"
as suggested by 3. PA, and at
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-20

night on The Advantages of God
illness, taking for his text l Tim.
As. Two ladies were received by
letter at the morning services.
FOR SALE:-Hotel Dycusburg
brick building, stone foundation,
metal roof, IA rooms, veranda & ect.
The only hotel in the town, controls
commercial travel. Located on main
street near steamboat landing, also
two story store house. Address Mrs
Rhodes, Dycusburg, KY, Hotel by
cusburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Guess are the
proud parents of beautiful little
daughter which arrived at their home
Friday night. They are receiving
the congratulations of their many
friends, Mrs. Guess will be remem-
bered as Miss CLAIR Carter, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Garter and
graduate of Marion Graded School.
LOST:-Last Tuesday Sept. 18th,
between Tolu and the old Stations
farm, a white hard bag containing
my watch, handkerchief and cards
with my name on them aud watch
fob. A reward will be paid for its
return to the Press Office
ALLIE MAY YATES,
Marion Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-20
New Stock.

Having added millinery to our
stock We hope to see all of our lady
friends and customers early, and to
those who have not been our regular
customers, we hope to have you call
and inspect our full line before max
Ing your fall purchases. Our trim
mers, Misses Lillian Ragsdale and
Ida Hill have been in the market for
some time learning newest ideas of
trimming and selecting the opening
stock, aud will be ready to show you
through by Saturday Sept. %.
G. b. Lloyd,
Fredonia Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-20
To the Tobacco Growers.
: TOR OF Pass:

+ TOR OF Pass:
will'ask you for space enough
Il D., week ia your valuable paper TO
a.,in urge the tobacco growers to
J.. sc their tobacco in good shape.
7 ~ have the finest crop of tobacco
ave seen for ten or fifteen years
will be in need of more barn
Ian than most of them have and
ih'y also need more sticks than they
have on hand. So you see how easy
lI..y can damage tobacco BY putting
too many plants on a stack and put
ting it too close w the barn. This
cr p will ba Very easy house burnt as
il j. large and full of sap. The
farmers may as we'll get this in
t"rir minds and keep it there, House
batn tobacco is almost worthless and
,ur burnt is but little better 50 look
ai'cr that part OF the work and have
Ii" house burnt nor sun burnt to-
LarcO. About the first question the
br, er will ask this time will be how
mach house burnt have you got, any
s',' burnt in your crop. Did you
-, any ralned on in the patch after
y'u cut it. How about your colors.
Now if you manage your tobacco
from the knife Oh until it is we'll
cured you can knock the buyer down
on all these questions. To secure
good colors let your tobacco get ripe,
then let it yellow well, then put on
SOW fires for about "a hours, then
run your fires up to good heat for
about two days, then let the fires
run slow for about ten days. Dur
ing that time if your tobacco comes
in order a little at night dry it
out during the day until it is well
cured. Then your cOlOrs will be
regular, and that means $l.00 more
on the 100 pounds when you sell.
Several have asked me by letter
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sell well. | will say a cherry red is
the best color, but a dark brown or a
solid dark are good colors.
We have the size aud quality this
year and if you fail to get nice
selling crop 1t will certainly be your
fault. Now do not fail to do your
part and then ask the buyer to help
you out. Ii the tobacco growers
Will come out to our next club meet
ing | will give ysu a talk on the to-
bacco question, how to prepare your
tobacco for the best price and what
market your tobacco should be sold
on. The first thing for farmers to
do is to organize, get yourselves in
shape to demand good prices and get
them.
Respectfully,
\. II. CARDIN.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-20
Barn Burned.

Friday night the large frame tobac-
co barn on the Order place four miles
south of the city with a fine crop Of
tobacco which had just been housed,
was burned to the ground The
barn aud crop belonged to Will and
Frank Adams, who live on the Prince
toG road south of the city, aud their
friends will regret to hear Of their
misfortune.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-20

Late report we learn to day that
the barn which burned on the old
Order place four miles south OF the
city Friday night was the property
Of Miss Sallie Order, of this city,
and her brother Jake who is now in
Kansas. Henry Thomson has the
place rented and owned two third
interest in the crop, Will Adams also
had 100 sticks of tobacco in the
barn, his loss was about $50. 90
Miss Sallie and Jake Crider lost the
barn value at about 5000. 90 and
$4,000 worth of tobacco, Henry
Thomson loss S was about 1920. 90
worth Of tobacco.
If you get snake bit, try Old Hick-
DRY, on sale only at the Billart stand
Hotel Crittenden block.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-20
Obituary..

Mrs. Lizzie Worley, daughter of
T. H. and Sallie Ellen Shemwell,
was born in Stewart county, Tenn. q,
Feb. llth 1871. At the age of
nineteen she professed faith in Christ,
and in June 1890 joined the Method
ist church at Lafayette k.y.; and
was a consistent member of the
church dI5lng the remainder of her
life. She was left an orphan at the
early age Of fifteen. She was a moth
er as well as a sister to her younger
brother and sisters, after the death
of her parents. She lived in La
Fayette, KY, uutil she came to
Crittenden county in 1895.
March 18th 1897 she was married
to j, A. Worley, AZ d the union was
was blessed with four children, all of
whom survived. They are Willard,
Myrl, jim, Evans aud Bernicc.
Mrs, Morley died July % 1906
after lingering illness of several
weeks of typhoid fever. Besides her
husband and -four children four Sis
ters and a brother survive her.
They are Mrs. w. h. Smith and
Miss Leila Shemwell, of BigRock,
Tenn, Mr.. S. A. and Miss Tommie
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-20
Death In California.

j. &. Elder Jr., has just received
word of the death of his aunt Martha
j. Hugely, who lived at Carpenteria,
CAL, she was younger sister of Mrs.
DR.. Elder, and the late D. n. Stinson.
She died on the 9th, she leaves a son
and daughter to mourn her death.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-20

ard over the phone the best color to
Shemwell, of Lafayette, Ky, and
Miss Fossie Shemwell, of Tolu.
The remains were inferred at the
Hurricane cemetery July %, Rev
+, D. Borgess. saying the funeral
rites.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-09-20
THURSDAY, SEPT. 30. 1906

We are authorized to announce W.
+. COwPER, of Smithland, a. can
dnate to represent the counties OF
9. ttenden and Livingston in the next
& reral Assembly, subject to the
a., on Of the Democratic party,
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-17
TWO MORE LOST IN DEATH VAL
LEY

1t is reported that two prospectors
who were camped near Emigrant
Springs have been lost in Death Val
ley The two men were, prospecting
for Jonn McKane and pitched their
camp at Cave springs. about a mile
from Emigrant. Sunday they LETT
and have not been heard from since.
Search parties are looking for them.
The heat in the valley at this time
of year Is intense.