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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-25
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
Providence. Sc.

Providence, Sc.
once OF the Clerk of the
Superior Court.
To the Sheriffs of our several Counties
to their Deputies. GREETING:
IL Sd
Whereas willard Rowland OF Chelsea.
Boston, Massachusetts,. George III.
Smith, OF Lynn, Massachusetts,. and
Webster Bruce, OF Lynn, Massachu-
,setts eopartnsrs doing business In
Incandescent Lamp Company. has
hled petition In equity in said office
representing that the Vanity Fair
SoSmpanSy. SoSnp ny ,s eorp9ssatlson 'sa oIganised
Island and located and doing busl-
ness In the Town OF East Providence,
In said County OF Providence and
debted TO them in the sum OF s2s7i'oc.
besides interest. according 10 tho
cccount filed with said petition. for
materials furnished under written
and reparation OF certain buildings,
10 wit, 90, Fighting The Flames"
CD BALL Room. CD Amusement
ESlleipgs inH n ATgsemeP. R,,s Build.
tS "chuies." 90 The Infant Incu-
bator." (s) college Inn"
All OF the above described buildings
belonging to said The Vanity Fair
ances and membranes hereinafter
specified, and being situated In said
Town OF East Providence, upon that
tract or parcel OF land In said Town
said The Vanity Fair Company in
fee simple subject 10 the conVeyances
and membranes hereinafter speCi-
ned on the westerly side OF Paw
tucket Avenue. bounded and described
az follows, 10 wit -
Beginning AZ the northestorly corner
OF said tract al sranits hound twenty
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-25

Hereof fail not, and make true return
OF this writ with your doings thereon.
Witness. the Seal OF our superior COURT
at Providence. this 18th day OF Novemper'
A. ID. 1897
A true copy-Attest:
ALBERT o. COATES, .o
Deputy Sheriff. n--'-S'@o
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-25
THEADORE BERTRAM
TAKES HIS LIFE

Berlin. Nov. 3.-Theodore Bcrtram, the
celebrated opera singer. committed sui
eide yesterday at Bayreuth. He had been
melancholy and respondent since the
death OF his wife. who was drowned on
Feb. Fl last In the wreck OF the steam
ship Berlin OF the Hook OF Holland
Bertram's most successful roles were
Wagnerian, and he made his greatest
reputation as Wotan.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-25
SIR VIM. CROOKES
WINS NOBEL PRIZE

Stockholm. Nov. .5-The next Nobel
prize for chemistry will be awarded 10
Sir William Crookes OF London.
Rudyard Kipling has been designated
for the literary prize.
Sir William Crookes was born in 1892.
He discovered thaltium, an element. In
1861, and invented the radiometer In 1874
lie was knighted In 1897. aud has been
closely identified with many OF the most
important advances I'm science. Prof.
Crookes recently discovered a process OF
extracting nitric acid from the atmos-
phere, which II was announced would
soon he available for commercial, indus
trial and agricultural purposes and would
revolutionize the nitrate industry and the
worlds food probleIs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-27
|R0BBER RHAPS RICHES.
OVERLOOKED MUCH MORE.
osslissss = chisses ThsaasissI Mana-
81 Esssssd Dwins DsyHsAs ~ =
Wen Dressed NsssA We Departs
VIII Considerable WsaloA

CHICAGO. March 26.--Ths residence
u George Castle. the theatrical man.
eyer. 40 North State street. was
robbed Of diamonds and jeweIry val.
ued At nearly - 900. The burglar was
. we'll dressed negro. who escaped
after frightening = servant. Anna
Coyle. almost into Mysteries by threat.
ening her with death II she screamed.
The thief entered the house by .
rear stairway while two carpenters.
who had been working around the
house. were In the basement prepara.
tory 10 leaving for lunch. There was
no man In the house at the time. MIR,
Castle being az New Orleans. Mrs
Castle was also absent. having gone
10 visit friends. The robbery MAS re
ported Immediately 10 the police and q
score Of detectives searched the neigh
borhood for the negro. but without re-
suit.
The robber overlooked money and
valuables. including sIlverware and
heirlooms. valued at $4,000. The ar
ticles taken were all stored In a small
Iron safe. which Mrs. Castle kept In
an alcove on her bedroom.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-27
TAKEN.
WAR IS VIRTUALLY OVER,
psses e Nsw Dsias Disessssi. bss 4
b Sid Psssidsas zslaIa ls unwiIlIng
- Aeesuae = ths Pssisiss Asssosd
~ Salvador

washington. March 2e.--senor Co
~. the Nicaragua minister. ssceived
. dispatch from President zeIaya Of
Nicaragua announcing the capture and
occupation Of Tesucisalpa. the capital
of Honduras.
The capture Of Tegucigaipa. the cap.
itaI Of Honduras. BY the Nicsraguans
coupled with the recent defeat Of the
forces OF Honduras and Salvador al
Choluteca and the flight Of President
Bonilla of Honduras. puts an end 10
the latest Central American war. II
IL now probable that Nicaragua will
install another president Of Tecugical
% In lieu OF President Bonilla. and
then withdraw her troops to her own
territory.
The conflict has been Of short drra'
tion.
The fall Of the Hondurean capital
was predicted by the Nicaraguan for.
eign office following the capture NJ
Choluteca. the most strongly fortified
town in that country. and the flight Of
President Bonilla Of Honduras. The
bare announcement of the capture OF
Tegucagalpa was received.
Negotiations for peace In Central
America are being carried on with
great earnestncss In Washington Mr..
creel. the Mexican ambassador. and
Mr.. Corea. che Nicaraguan minister
both called at the state department
Monday 10 discuss the Central Amer,
can war with Mr.. Root. and although
Mexico and the United States have not
as yet found q way 10 restore harmony
among the warning republics IL Is be-
licyed that an arbitration viii be e
fected IN a shoIt time.
Nicaragua Is unwilling 10 mnte ov :,
lures for peace. as II Is disclosed src'
q step win he regarded hv Presiden'
zelaya A. an Indication that he intcr a.
10 stand In fear OF Salvador. the ov "
ed ally OF Honduras. and Grstemala
which countsr l. si.nccscd ~ b. rcafs
10 assist Honduras II ffn Unite.
States and Mexico were to 'oiutly ad
wise Salvador and Guatemala that the,
must remain neutral, II Is held hy
friends Of President Zelaya that tbs
war could come TO an end. a. Hondura.
has been defeated. and its capital even
Ia expected 70 fall into the hands o.
the Nicaraxuans In q few dayn.
II IL known. however. that Mexics
and the United States do not care q
advise Salvador and Guatemala TO r.
main neutral and. In fact. do not wish
70 take any active part In peace neeo
tiations unless Nicaragua indicates In
some manner that II desires peace
Mexico and the United States are un
willing to force peace which might be
distastcful TO any Of the three coun
tries Involved. hut n IL believed that
some plan will be evolved which will
make possible arbitration that VIII In
no way humiliate any Of the beligger'
ents.
Some OF the Nicaraguan wounded
who were captured before President
Bonalla fled. are reported to have been
hanged and their bodies mutilated.
President Zelaya has issued orders
10 the Nicaraguan forces that all the
wounded prisoners are 20 be treated
with proper care.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-27
PEASANTS JOIN FORCES.


Bucharest. Roumania. March &c.
Four thousand peAsan,s from the dis
tricts OF Teleorman and vlashica have
jolsed forces and are now marching on
Bucharest. A minor state OF siege has
been proclaimed here and military au'
thoritics have taken measures to pre-
vent the revolted peasants from invad.
ing the city. should the peasants re-
fuse TO retir~ orders have been issued
10 the troops to use shrapnel against
them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-27

Fort worth. March 26.-Hamil Scott
shot by Bill Thomason. has been Oh
Grated on. The bullet passed through
the NTH cervical yertebrae and thai
part Of the bone pressed against the
spinal cord. The bullet was removed
and Il Is believed Mr.. Scott viii re
cover
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-27
AFTER FROG LEGS.
81. Louis Commission House viii Pay
Good Price For Them.

Oooo pFice For mem.
Beaumont. March ga represent
ative Of a st. Louis commission house
has arrived In this city and arranged
through local commission firm to es.
tablish q market In this city fer frog
legs. He offers TO take all offered. and
wall pay from 80 cents TO Si.1o per
dozen. according TO size. This indus.
try Is already well established here.
but this will add interest and encour-
aRement to the prosecution OF the bus.
mess to greater proportions.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-27

Mob Of Peasants Invade Town and
That Number Lose Their Lives.

That Number Lose Their Lives.
Bucharest. March 26.-Fiftcen riot
ers have been shot at the town OF Alex
andria. wallachia. about fifty miles
from Bucharest. which place has been
declared under martial law.
At Calatz. Moidavis. a mob Of peas
anita invaded the town. demanding land
and wrecking houses. They were fired
upon by troops. who killed hfteen OF
the rioters.
A panic prevails at Giurgevo. oppo-
site Rustchnk. forty miles from Bucha-
rest. from whence urgent demands for
reinforccments of troops reached this
city.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-02-15
MANNERS BROS.

Dealers : Produce an Poultry. High.
=: -ArAe: price pa.1 Cox hides I'D
ps.:s Pine s::ss:
one BLOCK NCR-N OF NV >. Q
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-08
Rockford

Thomas Fclkcr visited friends in
Caldwell last week.
Miss Alma Hunt visited Mrs. Turlcy
one day last week.
III Corley. of Caldwell is in our
midst
Carl Boucher Is selling out lock
stock and barrel and IS going into the
poultry business.
Jack Baker and family are contcm-
plating visit out West where Jack
will inin the barber trade. We Will be-
misses. very much.
Mrs. Alice Wilson and son. u Evans.
vile, are visiting relatives az star.
Calvin Wilson. who has been visit.
ing friends at this place, has returned
to his home near Providence.
Fred Craync. Of Caldwell, passed
through enroute to Marion.
Jack James lost a fine horse last
week.
School at Belmont will close Friday
Feb. s.
nuley Guess and Miss Maudc Order
werc united In the holy bonds u mat
rimony last SUNDAY. We wish them !
happy voyage all through life.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-08
Tradewater

Thomas Henry passed through here
last week.
There was an entertainment at
Sherman Tosh's Monday night.
W. II. Reynolds went to Biackford
on business Saturday.
Demsey Kemp and wife visited B.
II. Crowell's Monday night
Arl Metcalf visited his sister, Mrs.
Sherman Tosh, Monday night.
Ralph Little has gone to Marion to
attend school
W. A. Holman vent to Iron Hill
Tuesday
Clyde Mcconnell went u Repton
Wednesday.
Robert Traitor went to Gladstone
Tuesday
Mesdames Georgia Stevens and Alice
Orr visited Mrs. Frank Clark Tuesday.
Henry Reynolds went to Iron Hill
Tuesday.
Dr. Lamb was in this vicinity Satur.
day.
There was a singing at Robert Trail.
or's Saturday night
William Boyster has moved to Fin.
ME Moores farm.
Miss Florence Travis. Of Repton. at
tended the singing at Robert Traitor:
Saturday night.
Eule Walker. the small son Of Chas
Walker is very III with pneumonia few
er.
John Guess and family visited Rob-
Traitors Saturday night.
Mrs. ]. r. Brantley. Of Nation
visited her son. John Brantley. Of thin
place. last week.
John Moore bought fine lot Of hog
from David William last week.
Uncle George Tosh is very III a
present.
Mrs. Alice Crowell and Miss Edit
Reynolds went to Iron Hill shoppini
Tuesday.
Joseph Chandler has bought A. {
Crowell's half interest in the Grove
& Smith awmill Mr.. Crowell ha
owned a mill long while and il Is nc
known just what he will do.
Henry wsgner's house and a larg
portion Of his furniture burned Tue
day, Jan. y. II is thought it va
ignited from the chimney. The famil
was absent at the time Of the burning
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-08
Deeds Recorded

=. c. Binklcy to Herbert Austin. in
teres, in land on Deer Greek. 500.
Mary c. Teer and husband to +. J.
Hayward. la acres on Clay Lick,
$780,
J. W. Brasher and others to Mrs.
Sallie d. Brown. one lot in Dyeusburg.
slSS.
c. b. Hina and wife to c. T.. Wei
don, a lot In Marion. 81 and other con-
siderations.
r. NJ. Pogue to 7. c. Carter. a trac,
Of land on Deer Greek. 5000
+. O. Griffith and Others to r. p.
Griffith. % acres os land near Dycus.
burg, SID.
RIP. Gtifhth To r. q. Griffith, q
acres Of land near Dycusburg. 500.
Jas. II. Bell TO II. :. Bennett, 10:
acres on Tradcwat er. 5000
A. n. Dycus TO +. NJ. Dalton. lot
in Dycusburg. $3.50,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-08
+. W. Mum. Dentist.

Milton Yandell, of Blackford, was in
town Monday.
Marvin Charles, Of Brookhaven, Ala.
Was the city Tuesday
Eugene Guess, Of Tolg, spent sever
eral days in town last week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Paris returned
this week from their trip to Texas.
The Marion Real Estate and Invest.
ment Co., has some desirable residence
property for rent
The Marion Real Estate aud Invest
ment Co.. has some desirable residence
property for rent.
Mrs, Frank Dycus, Of Dycusburg,
was the guest OF Mrs. 7. j. Yandcll the
first Of the week.
Mr.. OH Tucker returned from
Frankfort Thursday. where she has
been visiting her parents. Hon. and
Mrs 7 J. Num-.
Robert and Annie Enoch. Ira Pierce
and ID Doss left Thursday FOR Holly
Springs. Miss. where they will work
with a bridge construction crew.
Mrs H. +. Haynes arrived home
Thursday from Frankfort. whore she
had been the guest Of the Misses Scott
for the past three weeks
LOST Lost in Marion Monday Febru-
AIRY 9Th a purse continuing fifty dollars
and IS cents Finder will please deliv-
er TO Mr.. j. n. Bosto and receive re-
ward.
NELLIE BosToN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stout, Of ST.
Louis. arrived Thursday and are now
visiting Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Stout, Of
Crooked Greek.
The Marion Choral Club. Harry Z
Won Tobel Director. meets every Tues
day night. at school auditorium. at 100,
r. l.. Flanary was in Dixon this
week.
No services at the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening,
Judge Gardner, Of Mayfeld, was ir
the city Thursday. He is a candidate
for r. X Commissioner.
Services at Forest Grove at tire,
O'Clock next Sunday afternoon by Rev
Andres
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-08
Shady Grove

J. Hardy Utley closed a successful
term Of school here Friday.
Samuel d. Asher was at Repton on
business Tuesday.
Thomas E. Walker. Of Iron Hill.
passed through this section Wednesday.
James Beard is at st. Louis this
week.
An infant Of John W. Kemp was
buried here Thursday.
Ed Perry. Of Iron Hill. passed
through this neighborhood Friday.
Thomas York was a, Iron Hin Fri
day.
Joseph vlnson has returned from
Missouri.
Aaron Towcry and two daughters
and John Casncr were ia Marion Thurs
day.
Fred RrowU. % P,ney. passed
through this neighborhood Friday
Several from nor, attended the chs
irg exercise q the Odessa s,i,0l Fri
day.
TIE Walker was 10 ;bs ae,ehSOr-
hood Friday.
Franklin Wolfe. OF Iroa HILL was
in this section Saturday,
James sullivan was at Iron An
Saturday,
Logan Bugg. of Crcsvell. was In
his section Sunday.
Leonard Hodges Is the guest q
friends In the Iron Hill section thls
week.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-08

els per load. | just tell you what, 1t
is something fierce. l bought lead
of nut coal and load of lump. got
more Jumps out of the nut coal than |
did out Of the lump, while the lump
was full of nut coal the nut coal was
not full Of Jumps. therefore what is
the use to buy lump coal when the nut
coal has more Jumps in 1t than the
lump has in it," About this time Sell
don Ainsworth stepped up and John
continued, my dog found that last
rabbit and after waiting until he was
about 800 yards | pulled down on him
when you ought to have seen him turn
over about fourteen times. and say let
me tell you, we flushed flock of rab-
bits - -"
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-08

Ike Wilson is an intelligent, hard
working, frugal lad. For years he has
been under the training Of our mayor.
Hon. John ". Blue. In addition TO
hard work and thrift, Mr.. Blue has in
stilled into his mind honesty Of pur-
pose and a generation for all things
Of a religious nature. Mr.. Blue has
found out however that there is sup
erstition in the race that cannot be
eradicated. Sometime last fall two
boys from Boxville went hunting wal
nuts. They went beyond Bob Kemps
TO the woods and returned late in the
evening. All the walnuts they had
was in one sack and on arriving at the
graveyard at the distillery the little
fellow who carried the sack decided
he was doing all the work and said so.
1t was then agreed that they would
step and divide the nuts. For good
luck they laid walnut on top Of each
gate post and entering the old desert
ed graveyard soon found a smooth
place behind broad tombstone where
they poured their walnuts and began
to divide them. They divided one at
a time in conversation something like
this: you take this one and I'll take
that one, You take this one and III
take that one" About that time Ike
Wilson stopped at the graveyard gate.
lie could hear the conversation but
could not see the boys. He decided
Immediately that the Lord and the bad
man were In there dividing up the &C.
eupants Of the graves. His hair rose
straight. His legs moved by powerful
electric motors. He simply few until
: caught by a colored man who inquired.
! What you running so fort" His ex.
plantations were no good. The colored
. man dragged Ike back to the grave
ward gate. They listened and here l.
what they heard: you take this one
and I'll take that. You take this one
: and I'll take that. And now that Is al
}. except those two at the gate" TX,
a stopped running when he got under tn,
( bed at home. The other eolored mar
= was still going when last heard Of.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-08

John Mum. Of the arm 4 Mum &
Tucker furniture dealers and coffin
puitcrs away. has a grievance. Ills
grievance Is coal grievance John
says. III a man has a pocket foil o.
money he can't buy enough coal to
last him over night" Changing bis
tobacco from the left to the right side
while a 6nc stream Of amber issued
from between his teeth. John contin-
ued. why do you know. ! bought a
load u coal and had L hauled from the
mines. The man used a three and one.
fourth inch wagon and had aide boanls
on and Il was only twenty-five bushels
Nov down here these coal men never
use side hoar,is anil their lcads rin any.
where frvm thirty eight 10 forty bush
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-08
LITTLE RECORDS.
p. W. Mum. Dentist.

y. w. Mum. Dentist.
Z. II. Doss left Tuesday for Padu-
cab.
Albert Boar, of Kelsey, was in town
Monday.
J. L. Clifton left Tuesday for Union
City. Tenn.
B. c. veale. Of Murray. was in town
this week.
Sugar from 9oto "a lbs for Sl.m
G. l.. DIAL.
Geo. MeClarney, Of Dycusburg. was in
the city Monday
c. l.. Burkes. Of Blackford. spent
Sunday in the city
WANTED White shueked corn win
pay highest market prices.
MAmoN MILLING Co
Jas. Henry returned Wednesday from
Louisville
John /. iarpcndIng left Wednesday
Tor Louisville.
Harry Watkins, Of Maydeld. vas in
the city Tuesday
j. r. Dorroh. Of Crayneyille. va. in
town Wednesday
A bog supply of valentines at j. II.
ORAE's drug store, all prices
Miss Ina Price who has been confined
TO her room with tonsli,is b. better
Boarders wanted
Mrs J. ". AlNswoKrH
Marion ny
J. n. Boston left Tuesday for Louis
vile 10 attend the Retail Lumber Asso-
cation.
Miss Ada Canada. Of Crayneyille.
spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Mamie Henry
Geo. 2. Roberts left Wednesday for
GoleobdA. where he will look after his
mining Interest,"
Miss lrbelle Carloss who was sick
last week Is able TO be- at her post
again.
Valentines. do not forget the day
February "a. and place to buy at oRsE's
drug store.
Geo. W. Stone. graduate optician.
glasses fitted and guaranteed. Look
Tor big spceks, jenkins building. Il
Those handsome Valentines are going
fast. call ond make your selection at
ORsE's drug store.
r. Mitchell who has been visiting his
sister. Mrs. S. II. Ramhge. left Wednes.
day for DeI.and. Fla.
o. II. Paris left Monday for Clay.
where he viii taSe charge Of the Black.
well Lumber Company's business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Poole. Of Herrin.
m, were the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs,
W. ID. Canaan Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Medley Poole, Of
Princeton. were the guests Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. W. d. Canaan Sunday.
FOR SALE-A good six room house
in East Marion on easy terms Fol
further information address W. u
Clark or o. T.. Gill. Pip
Mrs. John l.. Shrode lei, Friday AZ
ternoon for Freionia. where she wa
the CUES; Of Mrs. c. r. Bransford unit
Tuesday and then she left for Hopkins
vile.
Piles gc' quick relief from DR.
Shops Magic Ointment Remombo
is made alone fo- piles and It's work
with certainty and satisfaction. Itch
ing. painful protruding or blind pile
disappear Ike magic by is use. Tr
8, ami see. Hanvcs & Taylor.
Mrs. u. C. Cray very delightfully."- 81
tertaincd a few Of her friends al he
home on North Main Street. IL was
400" party. Animal crackers wcr
given to each guest who was require
TO write something in prose or poctr
about the animal she had chosen. A
elegant lunch was served.
Group can positively be stopped
% minutes. No vomiting nothln
20 sieken VI distress your child.
sweet. pleasant. and safe Syrup, Gale
DIR. Shops Cough Cure. does the wor
and does u quickly. DR.. Shops Coug
Cure Is for Group alone, remember
does not Claim 10 cure dozen aillf EN-
It's Tor Group. that's ALL Sold 3
Haynes ( Taylor
The Marion Real Estate and laycs
nent To-. has some desirable resident
property tor rent,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-08

In a recent issue Of this sheet var
ious titles. degrees and appellations
were ascribed 10 one Of our best known
physicians, Or. T. A. Frazer. He be-
longs to all kinds Of orders and his
manifold duties are numerous enough
to weigh down a stronger man than he.
We desire 10 point out however that he
has never yet been accused Of being a
lawyer or having any legal knowledge
whatever In fact. TO hear him tell Of
something in court or employ some
legal phrase forever settles IN the
mind Of the listener his child like sim
pllcity with all things pertaining to
legal lore or court procedure. Last
Moneay. after the examining trial Of
John d. Gregory was over, he inno-
Gently inquired who were the jurors.
Even the small school boys know that
there are no juries in examining trials.
The case is settled by the judge pre-
siding always.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-08

ODE Young pulled On a stool in Coph.
cr's restaurant. From way up under
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-08

the edge of the pie counter he dragged
it forth, and when the spring would not
allow it to come further, he took a
seat. Resting both elbows on the
counter he placed his chin in both hands
and remarked to a RECORD rounder:
This restaurant is on the European
plan. You call for what you want and
don't pay for what you get. "
The lack of winter in December is
fully made up in February. we think
80.
90
The Metcalf Ice Plant & Cold Stor-
age Company and the cold storage and
ice plant Of the Marion Electric Light
& Ice Company are now out Of bust
ness. They have fallen into state
bordering on the ''innocous desue-
tude.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-08
Marriage License

Hugh Wnborn 20 Mics Johnnie Fritts.
Huley Guess 20 Mas Maud Order.