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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1907-01-03
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Old Hickoro whiskey years old
81. so per gallon at Klymans.
Mr.. Virgil Moore left for Licking
ton Wednesday where he is attending
State college
"From labor health from health
contentments springs" DR.. F. s.
Stilwell Dentist, over Marion bank.
Before selling your produce you
will reap a nice profit if you see
Schwab. He pays cash for all coun-
try produce.
Protracted services will begin at
the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock. The public is
cordially invited.
H. Spillman Hill and wife, Of
Chapel Hill, we're the guests of
Lawrence Crider and wife Christmas
day.
Mrs. John Ackeridge wife Of the
marshall, of Fredodia, was here last
week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. f.
Ackeridge.
Will j. Num-, of Amiston, Mo-,
was here last week visiting his friends
and relatives. He has not been here
before for two years. He is much
pleased with Missouri
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hendrel
Sayre entertained at Christmas din
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Dupuy,
Mrs. G. P. Roberts and W. Murray
Sanders
DR.. Lossie Gilbert of Louisville,
was the guest Of friends here Christ
mas. He also visited at Lisman,
Webster county.
G. H. Cook, of Nashville, Tenn. +,
the venerable father Of DR.. o. G.
Cook, of Crayneville, who was the
guest of his son last week has re-
turned home. ~ '1' f4'
Next Sunday morning after the
service, there will be congregation
al meeting at the Presbyterian church.
Some important matters are to be dis
cussed, by order Of the session.
fF.t Uif.AIg
j. D. Asher, wife and two little
daughters, of Sturgis, we're guests Of
his parents, Squire W. a. Asher and
wife, Christmas day. They we're en-
tertained at dinner by Mrs. Hicklin
the mother Of Mrs. j. ID. Asher.
o. H. Paris, who suffered for sew
eral weeks with bone felon, and
finally had his fore finger amputated
before Christmas, is getting along
nicely and will soon be able to use
his hand.
Will Watkins, of Mayfeld, arrived
Friday before Christmas to visit his
many friends here. He returned
home Christmas day, accompanied by
Sylvan Price, who remained there
several days the guest Of the Watkins
family.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1907-01-03
To my Friends and Customers


FN MARION, KY, JANUARY 1st, 1907
have this day sold my interest in the Hard
business to l. E. Crder and Avis Stevens and wish
thank all my friends for their patronage in the past and
will ask you continue with the firm which viii b.
T. H COCHRAN & CO. Yonrs truly,
A. j. PIcKENS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-18
SPORT ORIGINAL Y NUEVO.
El rowing sOhTe los grandss GamlnOs ] ejsrClcIOs
fiS.GNs,

Segdn el "Sciautife American" un in
ventor hs ideado hacar correr So embarca'
Ci6n por los grandes caminos, & fuerza de
brazos y desarrollsndo mdsculo, como 81
ne tVatsFa de remar. *.a@
Este cabotRge original parece que tiens
numeroBos adeptos. Y es muy Bencillo.
La embaTcaci6n Bemeja mas menos,
una canoa muy larga, montada sobre
cuatro Tusdas de ''caucho," dos adeIante y
dos atras. BarraB lopgitudinaleg, Bitua.
daH q babor y estribor, lIeyan topes que
asen los ramos Cen seco). Tirando de
estoB topes fjos, desalojan hacia adelante
guB asientoF, mOntadoB sobre b6sculas, y
con las piernss empujan hscis adelante
sobre laminas fjaH. Todos los bancos eB
tan unidOs entire al y obran por medic de
una biela que hscs girar las rusdas delan'
teFaS. GnicaS matrices, y por consiguiente,
las de str6s Eiguen el movimiento.
El timonel, instalsdo q proa, diTigs Ia
embarcsci6n por medic de nm tim6n ana'
logo al de los autm6vileg.
En- este sistsma nadie 90 ahoga, pero las
coliaiones pueden scr ps'igrosaB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-18
NOTICIASDE
ARECIBO
Ode maestro oOrrespOgasaE. J

JUNO 17.- Ma1ana salen para los Es.
tados Unidos en- el vapor Cosmo Il sefio.
"a Angela CIivilles, don Monuerrate de
Leo: Eeon 7 q senior Lorenzo Oliver y ROges
-Anoche falleci6 vfctima de sguda
dolencia nm tierno nifo hiio de los esnogos
Ledesms D6viIa.
-Ha llegado esta ciudad 81 circo de
los HermanoB Marcos que traen nueyov
aTtlstas, vaTios oaos = un buen cinemat6.
grsfo. 81 mierceles dara Ia primers fun.
ci6n.
Aver se llsvaron q efecto con el ma
yor orden las ASSEMBLIES en- los distintos
barTios para 81 nombramiento de dsIaea.
dos que han de designar el nuevo comite
local uniorista.
-El policfa Manzano ha prestado un
buen BerVioio recupersndo un alfler de
corbata que Sc le perdi6 al iDgeniero senior
6amos y que 10 encontr6 en- poder dc
Cristino Feliciano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-18
ROtICIaS do Ia eIGCuGI6l del REQ Pedro BOrIa
aROfhs.

"A las 8 de Ia noche saIi6 de gu resi-.
dencia de SAnturCs con direction al penal
el doctor senior Geronimo Carreras. Le
acompafi6 ell doctor sefior Avil6s hacienda
el recorrido On coche.
En- Ia msfiana del lunes tuvo eI con.
denadO Boria algunos ligsroS c6licoE que
fusron tratados por el doctor ssfior Ca.
rreras.
Tres centinelaB de vista, de la guar
dia de penales, armados de revolver tenfa
81 condenado en- eI local que le sirvi6 de
capilla.
"A las nueve de la noche bajaban de
la Ciudad para eI pTssidiO numeroaoB CRU
pos de personals. Muchos vacinos de San.
turCe, Puerts de TERRA Rio Piedras in-
terEogaron 81 habfa servicio de cRrroB cleo.
tricoB toda la nochs con obieto de peEma'
necer en- Ia ciudad hasts paBada Ia ejecu'
Ci6D.
Ell coronel Hamill comaudante
T4utz de la policia insular Balieron en- au.
tom6vil las nueve = minutes de la noche
diriji6ndoso al penal.
-Cuatro policiaB faerOn deatacados en-
la murRlla del Cristo, con 6rdeneg de no
dejsr pasar nadie al pretil que d6 para
81 patio del pEesidio. Mas de quiniantas
personals habia en- aquellos sitios & las
once de la noche.
"A las doce menos cuarto de la noche
sali6 del penal 81 doctor seii2r Carrerap.
FL REQ empezaba mOstrar decaimiento
ffsico y moral,
Ell gobernsdor Post regres6 q la For
taIezs las diez y media de la noche
DeSde las de la nOche ninguns persona
eAtuvo sn la Mansion Ejecutiva & hacer
peticiOneB en- favor del condenado.
"A las II de la noche fueron al penal
los Ldos. Perez Almiroty, u. E. FigueraS
Marin,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-18
GOnSuItoriO CIiDicO del doctor lose OrdOn0z

Durane ausenca Europa lie susttuira los tabajos
de medcna ell doctor Quevedo Bae quen revra avisos
suas Couutoro que Ordonez esablecdo
la cae de San Francisco nmero 26 altos de la tarmaca del
Amazan de 23 de la tarde la resdenca del doctor
Quevedo Baez, San Francisco 70 altos
Tel6fono ell ConsuItorio nGmero 835.
Auxar para los abao del Consuorio eI Prctcante don
Luis r. CordoVa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-18

La iglesia de Humacao, que, segta se
infOTma, fu6 muy NAL tratada en- eli tenn
poral de San CiriacO, intenta restaurants
81 vicalio sefior LeOncio Garcia Vale.
Un volante ha circulado dirijido al ca.
t6lico pueblo de Humacao en- el cual vo
lante SO excita al pueblo para que contri
buya la realization del proyecto que
acaricia dicho preAbfterO.
Segursmente, los cat6iicoB humsCaefioe
responderku libsralmente tales excitacio.
nes, apCrtandO gu material ayuda para
que la iglesia torne & ser 10 que fu6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-18
68Rts COROGlda

Sc encuentEan en- ssta Ciudad J hemos
tenido el gusto de reCibir su grata vista
los distipguidos Compstriotas sefior Simon
MOret, alcalde de Ponce y LIDO. Eefior
Manuel .. Figueroa = Figueroa, iuez mu.
nicipai de Humacao. Ell Befior Figueroa
Sc encusntra mejor de Ia lesion que recibie-
ra en- 81 brszo dereCho conHecuencia de
una caidR.
El senior MOret regrega hoy Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-18
Nuastro alcanea" dc hoy

Alas primeras horas de la msfiana de
hoy Circul6 pOr toda esta ciudad y Bus bs
rrioS de Puerta de Terra y Santurce Ell
''slCRnoe en- que "La Correspondence"
noticiaba las incidencias del tremendo drs-
ma efectuado en- el presidio de la ciudad
desde las primeraH horas de Ia natiana de
aver haBts la una y minutes de Ia paBada
noche, en- que qued6 cumplida Ia Bsntencia
de muerts en- la persona del desgraciadO
Pedro BoTiR.
Tres mil ejemplareB lanzadOs Ia circus
laci6n quedaron sgotsdoS en- el acto te'
ni6ndose que efectuar Otra tiradR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-18
Cartas dstsRidas.

Las Biguientes csrtaB estSn detenidas en-
la ofcina de correos de esta ciudad.
Havaux Louis, Munne Fabra Cia.,
Molinas Jnsn, Montanez Maria, Morales
Anatssia, Monicipo Ozita, Manllor Vicen.
to, Merit Private u. s. N. Mejias Fran
cisco, Melendes Nicomedes, Martinez y
Cia., Macedonia Elisa, Martinez E., Mar.
tinez Juanito, Marrero Victoria, Martinez
Marcos Navarro Basiliss, Osorio FiIome-
ma 2, PolaucOF FJos6, Pichardo Soler Ma.
nuel, Primola Itsliano Antonio, Pena y
Cia. J Pelaez francisco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-18
VERSOS.

Ell eeiior Manuel Mayoral Barnes, de
Ponce, nos hs obsequiado con ejemplareH
de dos op6sculos en- verso, que ha dado &
la publicidad.
TitdIalOa 7erdGd, = La eonci6n de Jos
ZEpLeS. Z.
Son verses sencilloB, Cd los cuales tras-
ldcess 81 temperamento de un amador de
las bellaS letras, que escribs suS impreHio'
nes con delicado sentir.
DamOs grsCiss por su Obaequio al eati-
mado compatriota Befior Mayoral.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-18

METILO1DES-M mejor y mas SECURE
as todos los especfdcoS hasta ahoTa oonocido
para 10 onra permansnte de todas Las enfer-
medsdes de Ia ureta, va sean 6stas cr6nicag q
Ggudag' Oont1sne el flujo cuTa por com
plet0s On menos tiempoa que ninR6n otro pre-
parade similar, las gonorfeas, espePmatornag
cigt1ttG, ect. Meior que las inyoCcionog muy
superior Gl B6ndal0 y oopaiba. Empioza
uurtir gu efeOto las tres cuatro horsg dc
h6bersa tornado. -
Los MET1LO1DNS"-gon fSsileg de tom8P
, 0st4n prep&rados de manera que no revueI-
ven 81 SAtomago nj producen mRloB efectOa,
De Venta On todaB las BotioRs. PidanB0
wrastEaB gratis BuH dniCos fabHioant0s-
E40dtFiGk 6t0RrnH q Oa. Detroit, HTiehi.
gan q. a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-18
NOT As Y MOTT GAS

sacado hoy de Ia ckrCel municipal, 13 in
dividuoa.
Han Bido citadog por 81 fiscal Torres
Grau para comparecer ante dicha autori'
dad, los teHtigoB de Ciales Vega alta,
conocedores del hecho de que dimos Cuen'
ta en- ndmeroB antsriores, relative Jes6s
Santos, mstador del poliCfa Lopez Jimenez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-18
SIgus OI gran BaratIlIo,

De encajes, telas de 10 centavo & 6,
mediaB de Gordon para niiaB & 6 centavos,
drileg casimires alemanes de 30 centavos &
30 aCabRdos de reCibiF. NueVo surtid0 de
los famoHos CoTsas "NYarnenG" & 50.Ss75,
l.25 Z 1,sQ, ri Qiala'' ] nLR Viaraina",
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-06-18

UNA PERSONA que traducs ell in.
gle'' cOnooe tenedurfa de libros = poBee
otroS ConocimientoE, deBea coloCarBe. Para
informes don Andres ValcarcaI, alcalde de
Trujillo-Alto. ava.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
NAVAL STORES WEEKLY REVIEW.

Savannah, July 17.--lSpecial )-In the there was a we'll defined tendency among the buyers for export requirements to hold off from the market. This resulted in a rather top heavy tendency and result. prices sagged off quarter cent from the weeks opening value 56%c. at which the article ruled firm from Wednesday. July 10. to Saturday last inclusive
 There was. however. no very marked con ditions to characterize the market. Turpen- tine for the better part of the time was In very good demand while the demand for rosins, excepting a few of the pale grades was really excellent
 | In the export department however. the past week was marked by unusually heavy foreign shipments, S.s6o casks of turpen- tine being forwarded to various destinations across the pond while in rosins the total shipments to foreign sources totalled 12.- 51O barrels.
 The wek was opened with turpentine firm at 56Ac. The close Of the days quarter cept per gallon for the week Some little maniSulation in evidence.
 The receipts yesterday. were 1.239 casks; week 6.l7J; month 14247: season 6s,3s5 casks.
 The exports: Tuesday 100. week 9.7s7; month 12.Osl: season 56.Ol1. Foreign ssSo. Sales total 3.239 Stock on hand 1s.S4s casks With the possible exception of the very lowest grades the quotations on rosins. at the close yesterday compared with those of the preceding week lower by from 5c to loc, Generally good business was. however, done at the rul2E values At ,b the ots tions: Water white s6: window glass $5 90 !: N $5. 80; NJ s5.60. sb.25: $4 95; H "A. S5: G H75; F $40; F $4.45@6o; D s4.25; CBA $49s4.0L.
 The receipts: Tuesday 3.656. week 16,7SS; month 36.6l3; season 175.164. The exports Tuesday BIO: week ls. 9s4; month 33.337: season 156,124. Sales total for the week ls.42s. Stock yesterday 6i, ,46S I.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
MARKET FOR COTTON

1sv York. July 1.-The cotton market iuae moro aotive and showed continued firm inees during the day . whole. with the lpioes firm. net unchanged on July and aBe1S points net higher on other months. The sales for the day were estimated at S0e,0e0 bales.
 The opening was steady at an advance oi n0A points near months. which were in Hluenced by higher cables than expected to A decline of one to three points on later bositions Afterwards the general list eas. a off after realizing and scattering pressure which was encouraged by continued favora- Nle weather, in the South. but after showing was rallied by a renewal of demand from leading bears and buying by Southwestern bull interests. Toward the close. the market became firmer and more active on a more general movement with last prices only point or two off from the best.
 This advance followed a circular from the bear leader. quoting bearish opinion o the crop by a prominent Southerner who was taken to indicate that leading bears were becoming uneasy and wanted to cover Some of the local professionals have beer buying soft spots all the week and an. indication that the leading bears are trying to reduce their lines seems to attract a considerable demand in anticipation of re- bewal of . bull movement.
 Private crop news was more or less con flicting and some very bullsh reports are being received from Texas. Southern spot markets were unchanged to Ac higher
 Receipts at the ports today 1.5l3 bales : against 2.699 last week and 2.s11 last year For the week testimated) 15.ooo bales year.
 % yToday's receipts at New Orleans $2 bales. against 1860 last year. and at Houston 6S7 bales. against 26s last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
Chicago Gras. a.d Produce.

Chicago. July 17.-Wheat prices in the local market advanced over 1 cent today because of numerous reports of damage to the spring sown crop. At the close the September option showed net gain of 1 cent. Corn was a shade lower. Oats were 38 to.1-2 cent lower. Provisions were 71-2 and 10 to
 Sentiment in the wheat pit was bull- ish all day owing to the crop damage reports which came from the North west. The majority of the reports re- pskot. ns Of m.ny ns eof' of advices told of injury to the growing grain in the Canadian Northwest. The market was also strengthened by the smallness of primary receipts and by There was an active general demand in evidence all day. but offerings were not large until late in the session. ct which time longs sold quite freely. The rse ea shsae sTseH fower on st '1r to 0ee eent higher. at s2 3-S to s2 3-4. advanced to 94 and closed at S3 8-s to 93 l-2. Clear ances of wheat and flour were equal to 115 900 bushels; Primary receipts were equal to b1S000 bushels compared with 1.257.0oo bushels year ago. Minne- apolis. Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of 2sS cars against 2s2 last week and 595 a year ago.
 iment in the pit was inclined to be weak. The chief bearish factor was the ideal weather for the growing . .tain. but this was partially offset by the strength of wheat. Comm ssion .ouses and longs were the principal sellers and the buying was mostly by cash houses. The market closed about steady September opened Is to 1-4 cent lower at 53 Ia to 53 5-8, advanced to, ,54l-S and closed at 53 6-8 to 53 3-4 Local receipts. 1s2 cars, 26 contract grade.
 Oats were weak on selling by conn mission houses, which was brought out by the favorable weather for tho new crop The volume of trading was small September opened unchanged to 1-S cent lower at 3S 5-S to 3S 3-4, sold up to 3s to 3S 1-S and then declined to ss IT. to ss s.s. where 1t closed. Local
 Provisions wer eweak because of liberal receipts of live hogs. Trading was very quiet. At the close septem- Der pork was on 10 to 121-2 cents at 1S:421-2. Lard was down 712 at S.921-2. Ribs were 71-2 to 10 cents lower at s.65 to s.57 l-2. Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, IS cars: corn. 235; oats. s5; hogs. 2s.000 "S"u'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
THE STOCK MARKET

New York-Prices of stocks were and the movement became feverish late sss das ,o Ss ssns tin: sass outside . very few issues. If the con- these that kept the list unsettled Union Pacific. the prominent influence on the present advance and United States ss weaknes. % of the e latter ns overaheimins ess Union Pacific was persistent and de and that csSsaT to advance prices; The desire to make sonds os Winch %srss s ea ef sss ing syndicate. was one of the credited potyeS Sr the ;t. of ,foc helped by the circulation of reports. oi fiscal year, which ,xill be disclosed @ aoD by tinue tine s'se'- to feel the benefit of the Wal
 s: ,S;s4sSse credit also for the sympathetic strength in the Hill stocks. Concerning this ssfe eonre Tsle of TsPSs PeSe ible denials by the head of the system ast ss, hs, nsf' :o ha. 'es bonds in the market gave a reason for its support similar to that for Union atssr PssS aut Yntss ws: ssf3 .ss Was directly traeeaSie s to the report that orders were falling off and would show s.t, v for July of last year. |.
 An unpleasant analogy presents IL self with the experience of 1903, .esNacts ewans with conditions this year. It is re. meiiibered that the halt of that year, caused largely by scarcity of capitol forced economies and curtaiiments. did not reflect its effects substantially m the iron and steel market until after arse sns "aaaas nnbep of of the on %hes kept up the requirements for the pro duce for . long time after the check h the oesn ssi9d ospaess ausrter of isos The wide decline ie the price of copper after s,6e, be, tng ionf live sents is an example that and the fact that most other metal faefaf Ts. soppsr Stocks an in company with United states steel in spite of violent rebound in the Rriss of copper wsfrsnts ,,,s sssnns m n the money market although foreign ex- change rose again. Mondays pay. nients of 1l4000,0oo on account of Union Pacific convertible bonds and Wednesdays of Sl0,000. 900 for American telephone stocks are requirements to be plet in the early future. The June foreign trade statement indicates a heavy fncrease In the manufacturers exports for that month compared with June of last year which is sufficient 10 more than offset the heavy growth in value of imports for the same period.
 The acute weakness in United States Steel makes the closing weak and dis orderly at sharp losses.
 Bonds were Irregular Total sales par value, $S90,O00. United state bonds were unchanged on call.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
DECLARE DIVIDEND.
Hartman and Fish Meet With Illinois
 Central DirectQra.

New York. July 1.-The directors of the Illinois Central Railroad Company declared a regular semi-annual divi- dend of 1-2 per cent. No action was taken in the election of a director to succeed John Yelling.
 E. H. Harriman was asked as he left the offices of the company. whether there had been any break between him. self and President Harahan.
 NO. Why should tLere be7 It Is too ridiculous to talk about" was his re- ply
 MT. Hartman was asked whether the successor to MT. Yelling in the board would be representative of MT. Fisn or himself. to which he replied:
 T have nothing to say about that"
 Governor Charles 8. Deneen, of Ilii- nois, who is an ex-officio member of the board, was not present. Stuyvesant Fish. former president of the company, attended the meeting. It wag said that the election of successor 70 MT. Welt ing was postponed to Jury 25 because tof the absence of soWe os the dissetors-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-18
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS
(Corrected Daily,)

Corrected Daily.)
 starch-Corn s@1oc: standard goods pearl Ahc; gloss lump %ci ickei goods
 Lard-Leaf 1lo: compound sMo: basis
 sSslt-Live5pool q: v!r.!nis soe.
 Cn,ssessn Cc1n,sssaraepsr ssi,0n n 1a@sas, @s,n,o.. ,,,u sM O Toe: choice li@i2c fancy Ia0 ike.
 candies-ss,sk sno; fancy 79ioe.
 csackers-xxx Soda exc: XXX Ginger
 sardines-American mustard a.@o: < -oii Grits-Per bbL ,scss: per .acr n.s.
 nams-Doys 17o: others l4h @iso. fancy patent ,s.2s: half patent s4.so. ahops 7se: wh,s corn sie na.: os.: mixed hay si.25; Johnson grass ,i5. 100. onion u.l5 bu.; apple and white wine vine gar, gar lse gal; fancy nc full cresm % cheese. dat. s. s snas 1snsy snss ses 25 ib. boxes so-7o axe lb: as ib. boxes % 80 bS essamS.1s esSs sss' n 'ssr s.1D i' tomatoes +-basket carriers s1; egg plants @ ce to zoe cantaloupes crate si75gsa25; watermei. ons SPA a &1b o $20 hundred. Beeswax-26c.
 wooi-Clean 22Hc: bury wool l2He to I5c; washed wool soc.
 Hides-Dry flints 1s: dry saited 1sc; green salted 7hc. Cotton Seed Meai-2S %.
 Molasses-Georgia Cane. barrel 35c per gallon: cases, gallons g per case: maple syrup, Log Cabin. gallons S14; # gallons $7 50: quarts s4.2 per dos. Chickens-Hens s5o: fryers .b03oo; bfoii-
 suear-Granulated rMc: F Y. C. txe. Eggs-12hc per dozen. Country butter-12hc per ID. Corn spot American new mixed steady.