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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-30
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= business affairs of the city requiring ready currency.
 Reports have been received here that similar steps have been taken by the banks of Reidsville south Boston and nearby towns.
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Louisville Falls In Line.

Louisville. October 29.-Louisvile fell in line with the other large cities of the country today. when the banks be
 gan the issuance of clearing house cer- tifieates in settlement of clearing house balances. Aside from this action and the other precautionary measures GUS
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"PeaaY From Paris"

Seats for Peggy From Paris will be on sale at the Jefferson box office al 9 o'clock ethis morning. Already many ap- plications have been made for reserva- tions for this musical comedy. which will be the attraction Friday matinee and night. The fame of this musical play has long preceded it, and additional in- terest is centered in it this season for the reason that dainty Helen Byron will appear in the leading role.
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Portland Takes Action.

Portland. Ore, October 29.-The Port land Clearing House association late to- day decided to reopen the banks of this city tomorrow and issue clearing house certificates bearing : per cent. The say ings banks of the city have been ordered to invoke the siXty-day clause.
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tomary the financial situation remains unaffected by events in New York and other cities Trade continues in large volume and the banks have larger sup plies of currency than is usually the case at this time of the year.
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Paid Of In Checks.

Little Rock October 2g.-As the result of the refusal of several trust companies of Little Rock to pay out any cash on depositors' checks 10000 miners of this state will he paid their wages tomorrow in checks instead of cash as heretofore
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At the Majestic.

For monologue and impersonations Miss Laura Behnett, one of the features of big bill at the Majestic theatre this week, is in a class by herself The moment
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LEVY ART co.

for the latest Parisian novelties in Belt Buckles, Combs, Neck Chains, Laces, etc. 3l4 North Nineteenth Street
 tHilIman HOteD
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make her a woman as generally beloved as admired.
 She is at present in New York with her mother, Mrs. Rittenhouse Moore, and her sister, Miss Moore.
 Lieutenant Commander Bristol Is the executive officer of the flagship Connect icut, is one of the best known and most popular young officers of the navy. He is at present in New York, but leaves on the Pacific cruise early in Decem- Der.
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The women and children of Jefferson county are earnestly requested to meet at the First Methodist church this aft ernoon at o'clock to return thanksgiving and praise for divine help in tho struggle for deiverance from the liquor traffic. All others interested are cordially invited to attend Respectfully, Mrs. W. L. Sib- lev chairman womans central commit tee
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MT. and Mrs. Samuel Hirsch and fam fly who came on for the Hiller-Fies we'd ding have returned to Nashville.
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The young people of the First Meth- odist church will hold Halloween party in the parlors of the church Thursday evening at o'clock Everyone is cordial ly invited to attend
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Mrs. J. E. Reid is the guest of her mother. Mrs. John Randolph in Mont gomery.
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Mrs. c. P. Jackson is visiting her mother, Mrs. William Tatum at her home on Perry street in Montgomery
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Mrs. T. D. Johnson is the guest of Miss Armnta Cox in Montgomery.
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Miss Ruby Watson, who has beeQ visit ing in Gadsden, has returned.
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Miss Katherine Strongfellow is the guest of Miss Katherine Ally in Mont gomery
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Miss Rebecca Oline is the guest of Miss Myrtle Reasonover of Montgomery
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MT. and Mrs. w. B. Leedy are in Mo- bile for a few days
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Mrs. Earle G. MeLin of Anniston is spending a few days with friends in this city.
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1he Ben Telephone Company Duty and Perforn,once

~ The we have played the material growth of Bng ham, assistance while matter of pride to done what conceived duty The growth of Birmingham much endeavored to be the leaders in every movement for betterment. <
 We demonstrated Bi1mnghams future in many ways But marvellous growth has presented problems added difficulties The rapid increase the number of subscribers made facilities Almost before the city had outgrown central office plant and necessary Unexpectedly required make tensions system and establish branch exchanges outlying districts Extensions made the underground system cable lines built exchanges change and the entire plant practically rebuilt before it's useful nearly exhausted
 All this ncessaed capital which promptly forth coming Our object has been satisfactory Bm nghm to realize duty patrons and all efforts toward that end This object has been uppm day began business in Birmingham and present plant of it's kind speaks oquently than any
 Our history that of enterprise starting the experimental growing beyond expectation strug ges have been difficult and problems have simply into midst opened for dollars to fall into them We your goodwill and the whole energy directed toward giving good service at reasonable
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The woman's central committee and subcommittee are requested to meet at the First Methodist church this after noon at clock. It is earnestly urged that all outstanding bills should be brought in The W. C. T. |. will also meet with the committee. Respectfully, AIrs M C SihIaN
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HIGH-CLASS TAILORED SUITS
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The Council of Jewish Women will meet with Mrs. J. Ellnger. Sixteenth avenue and Twentieth street, Thursday after noon at 3:3O o'clock. The Ladies' Aid society of the Eleventh Avenue Methodist Episcopal church will give an entertainment Thursday afternoon and evening.
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COATS, SKIRTS AND WAISTS
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Mrs. w. N. Trimble. Miss Jennie Trimble and Mrs. Arthur Adams will leave today for Nashville, where they will be joined by Mrs. Miller Dismukes, who will travel east with them. They will make an extensive visit, including Cleveland, Buffalo, New York, return ing through Virginia and Jamestown.
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BIRMrNCHAMS LEADING CLOAK, SUIT AND WAIST HOUSE
Rich Offerings

IN FASHIONS PRIZE MIG
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$25.OO 35.OO 4O.OO 45.OO 5000 Attractive New Coat Sty1
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Beautiful TaiIOr=made Sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31
PLAINFIELD, NEW JERSEY.


OF New
fence NJ
s by tho
Of
hhoth
fire of modern
a in lie New York
attractions during the a
has a trust bank with combined
Of nnro
1avor with thoseo New York
splendid
raet s
o n
Planhed quickly
ty
18th its utanco must mend itself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31

make about forty new dwelling houses To IA
erected on our property the coming season. sre
cost OF which Will be about quarter OF a na!Ii-
ion dollars.
Il believe that the market for prouartv
throughout New Jersey will be very active thiq
year. The boom has reached our property first
for the reason that Fl Mora is one OF the most
accessible OF the Jersey suburbs and we hive
not advanced our prices to any great extent
although we expect to do on June l.
1T seems 90 me that the present prices Of
real estate IN New Jersey are very low when
compared with the prices Of real estate IN other
sections equally distant from New York For
instance. property in The Bronx the same DIS
tance from New York as Fl Nora costs from
four to fifteen times much as the New Jersey
property.
, at is to be further noted that number az
wise real estate operators have bOught large
tracts in New Jersey, and that careful investors
are following suit"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31

round town. II Is on the Erie Railroad. Values
there have more than doubled In the last five
years.
RAPID DEVELOPMENT OF Ell MORA
The real estate boom which has been pre-
dicted for New Jersey ever since the building
Of the tunnels under the Hudson River was
begun have reached FL Mora. according TO J. NJ
DoOllttle. president of the FL Mora Land Com
way yesterday.
For so early in the season there is an I'M
usual demand for both houses and lots in Fl
Mora" said Mr.. DOOlittle. We have Just signed
a contract for ten houses TO be built az once
These. with the thirty other houses which will
be built this spring by purchasers OF lots wiz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31

New, York Railroad A large part OF the town
IS high land Lots suitable for improving with
cottages may be bought for from about $500
inward on what are known in real estate cir
cles as easy terms. Houses also may be erected
on easy terms There are few SUBURBAN towns
which offer so many opportunities 70 the Htte
own use as does HackensacIS. The tunnels be-
tween New York and Jersey which the McAdoo
sr,,nveI and the Pennsylvania companies are
b,:IIdinc are bound TO increase real estate val
ues in Hackensack.
Rutherford Is also another prosperous town
~ tsar-e,, county n J. II has many fine
houses. schools and churches. and owing 70 its
nearnoss To this city its popularity as a suburb
an home town Is growing rapidly IL too' oilers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31

many OPPORTUNITIES to the homeseeler who is
striving to get away from city life and TO nave
his children enjoy. while they are stil yon!ns,
the advantages Of living in rural surroundings
in a town having city facilities.
NEW MILFORD AND ORADELL HEIGHTS
New Milford. which Is another rapidly grow
ing and popular suburban town OF bergen
County, ". J., is eighteen miles north OK Jersey
City and is the New Jersey q New YORK
Railroad. Oradell Heights. in Bergen county, is
attracting considerable attention, owing 10 me
certainty that II is destined to become an un-
usually popular suburban town. IL IS only nine-
teen miles from New York and Is on the New
IarsaV & New York Railroad
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OTHER HOUSES VARYING FROM $4,000.
ADDISON ELY, Rutherford, N. j.
A CHARMING HOME
WITH OVER MILE WATER FRONT
IS Minutes
From Broadway

-, The property is al Bound Brook. =. J.. p miles
Lon Sew York reached By fne express service -
rhiiaaelphia trains B. g. o.. p. r., q. Of \. j.
&c Asehgh Valley. Communication $500 monthly ana
- niles from station. over - acres OF BEAUTIFUL
mural grounds and 81 those rare beauty spots
-ll,h makes the ordinary man-snade garden look
,t 80 ana mean. Magnificent naples stretch along
~ whole waterfront and hundreds Of fine shade.
eNef and fruit frame the lake. which IS fed by
uiihng brook ana connects with river. RaTitan Bay
sne ocean The largest yachts reach the w3teT-
-oHt ana the owner sail from y. y. round Kill
= ~ up river into lake and land at his own door
ne place IS eelf-suppOrting. owner using his own
,s nlead hacon butter vegetables, fruit, etc.
Ane House * over 20O years Old and In lne state
y prescription. recently papeTed painted and re
s.lito, when new bathroom and kitchen was added
80 amount 81 tinkernE would make II modern.
~ y ~ delightful bone with It's great oak tim
"sied ceilings Dutch brick nTeplaces. etc.
numerous beautiful sites surround the lake and
llItnaser can build dozeE delightful homes
property and sell each for the price asked.
Ao1els q glorious tulip, magnolia. fruit evergreen
nc other trees dot this property, and there no
~.iting q generation for shade.
large barn and outhouses IN fine condition inside.
sc outside. Price. including horses 90. 80.
80, geese, chickens, farm and garden machinery.
e5IIlages and crops. si8.VQo. VIII be worth double
.l-l t1liicis open. Owner leaves FOR Europe May I
ana mas no time 10 dicke-. F.. as Fiatiron Bldg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31
ESSEX FEELS A WELL BUILT rowN

ESSEX FEELS A WELL BUILT TOWN.
Essex Fells. in Essex County. a distance Of
twenty-three miles from New York. is one OF
the best suburban places of this city II is truly
modern suburban town. A vast sum of money
was spent In improving the land before a house
was built In that undertaking some of the
leading landscape artists OF this country were
employed. It has no houses poorly placed on
small plots OF ground. Every house occupies a
plot of many lots. and is not only we'll built but
designed TO meet the needs OF persons looking
urban homes. Because of it's short distance from
the city, and therefore it's accessibility to Man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31
Ne1c Jersey.

HAcKENsACK A THRIVING TOWN.
Almost At the very threshold OF this city IS
1iaekensack the capital Of Bergen County.
- D. The town Is situated along the Hack
tnfack River. and Is ride of twelve miles from
.,f" York By way Of the New York. Susque-
Aanna & Western and the New jersey &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-31

A IL THE ORANGES BIG SACRIFICE
~ Immediate sale necessary attractive imposing, sub
stontia built Gentemans residence large sunny EooT1s
steam open baths; conservatory big piazza stable
grounds al acres: fruit. glen, brook, drvewayS
Walks mountain and water; interior just decorated
expense s.. go; inspection invited -
9T2 Main st.. East Orange N J.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15

AL those who one us a dollar or
more on subscription, will not re-
ceive any more papers. So those
who fail to receive a paper, please
psend US the amount due us aud re.
new your subscription.
N The RECORD Press.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15

J. o. Gray, Of Salem. was here
Wednesday with a load of lumber.
Mrs. Nancy MEXICAN who live,
with her daughter, Mrs. g. W. Ar
aack, has not recovered from a severe
fall which she received a month ago
while on her way TO visit her son.
John Will Mexican, in the Crooked
Greek section. ar, ". T. Daugh-
terry is attending her Her family
think she is nov improving rapidly
Mrs. Sallie Crider, mother Of the
postmaster, G. NJ. Order, has been
quite i'll for a mouth past aud is not
improving. her sou, and daughter,
Mrs. T. II Cochran, are doing every
thing in their power for her.
John q. Asher, our circuit clerk,
received a very fine photograph Wed
nesday Of d. A. Robertson aud fam.
| lily, Of Springfield, Mo-, Of which he
is very proud. MIR. Robertson is q
cousin Of Mr.. Asher, and certainly
has a handsome family.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
RAPIDLY MATURING PLANS
The State Buart oil Agriculture Announces
More Details u ne State Fair.

The State Board Of Agriculture
which recently purchased the Doug
las Park Jockey Club at Louisville
for permenent grounds aud buildings
for the Kentucky State Fair ha.
not been able TO close negotiations
because the Title Company employed
to clear the title and guarantee It
has found that part Of the land
bought has been dedicated 60 public
uses, aud, therefore, there may be
some trouble in closing the road
ways at least there will be a delay
Of a few months. la the meantime,
the Board has asked the owners Of
Dougla. Park to lease them the
grounds for holding this years fair
with the understanding that as soon
as the title Is cleared, the property
will be taken over by the State
Board This, MIR. Celia, has de.
clined to do, it is understood, al
though, there is probability OF the
matter being adjusted within the
next day or two. The State Board
is determined that il will not take
over the property until the title Is
perfect. That may mean that the
fair this year will be held at
Churchill Downs where 1t was held
last year instead OF on the home
grounds Of the State Far a. wa.
hoped
Under any circumstances, the fair
is certain to be held at Louisville on
the dates mentioned, aud we are
asked by the State Fair manager t.
say to our readers that the plans
made for the State Fair are maturing
rapidly aud satisfactorily, and thai
they can assure every kentuckiar
7 that the fair will be the biggest on,
ever held in the South in the wa,
OF exhibits departments, in the way
OF big amusement features, in tn,
way OF music and in the way Of at
tendance.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
BIBLE CLASS
REV. J. y. PRICE, EDITOR
n. \, n ~ afst n ifIafstn

The Bible class will meet at the
c. p. church Sunday, the 18th, at
4 clock p. N. Lesson, Numbers
u-X inclusive.
TOPICS FOR STUDY.
/, The people numbered.
2. The 6rst-torn redeemed
3. The Nalarites.
4. The order Of tribes.
B. The LevItes ard their respec-
tive duties.
8, The Passover renewed.
z The pillar Of cloud aud Of FIRE
;. The silver trumpets.
9. The first journey from Sinai.
10. The invitation Of Habab
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
Entertained al ran Grounds.

Nj. and Mrs. W. G. Bland enter
tanned a few friends at the fair
grounds Wednesday by giving a
dinner Mr. Bland is secretary Of
the fair association. A SUMPTION,
dinner was served. The guests were
Mrs. W NJ. Wright, Mrs. j. +.
Murray aud Mrs. q, n. Anderson
Messrs Frank James, Lee Orme,
Lee o Bryan, :. =. Sturgis, G.. =.
Sturgis, G.. =. Ofutt, Mr.. Land and
Fannie aud Virginia Blue aud VII
son Woods. Morganfeld Sun.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15

j. II. Oryille AMI family returned
Friday night from short trip to the
lakes.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
NOTICE

AL persous having claims against
the estate Of X. y. Grady deceased
will please present the same to use
legally certified. on OF before tho
Goth day Of August, lgO7-or the
same will be forever barred.
G.. +. aud G. ". Grady
Executors Of X y. Grady.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15

Miss Layine Woods, Of Ardmore,
| T., l. visiting Miss Ina Price.
Miss Ada Hughes OF Chapel Hill
section. wa, town Wednesday.
Zed Bennett went to Fredonla
Wednesday for a few days
The Grays No. ,, Of this city, aud
picked team Of Marion, PLAYED at
Fredonia Wednesday afternoon Of
last week 1t was runaway score
for the Princeton players, being "a
TO , in their favor.-Prnceton Lead
er.
Miss Mary Lou and Amanda Akin
returned Yesterday from weeks vis-
it to Miss Landram at Smithland.-
Princeton Leader.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Clement, Of
Louisville, have been visiting JEFF
Clement aud family here, they re-
turned home yesterday.
Protracted meeting begins next
Sunday at Hill Chapel. All are
invited to attend.
j. g. Gilbert aud wife have return
ed from Louisville aud will reside in
Marion 10 the future.
Mrs. X. II. Dean, o. ST. Louis,
who has been visiting her parents.
DR.. j. W. Crawford aud family, at
Blandville, arrived Friday to visit
relatives here and the family Of J.
NJ. Dean Of Iron Hill.
Rev. Virgil Elgin, of Marion, who
has been. conducting protracted
meeting at Antioch, returned home
on Friday. There were several ad-
ditions to the church and the services
were much enjoyed throughout the
meeting. -Morganfield Post.
T The late Wellington Jones, VIII,
n died Tuesday morning, was a stock
holder and director in the Farmer
Bank Of this city, and was a man o
II considerable means. He was a kim
lie hearted and honest man and was vel
l. liked by those who knew him.
Mrs. q n. Campbell, of Illinois
arrived in the city Thursday tn
D. guest Of her son, Rev. W. T. Oakley
IN Mrs Campbell formerly lived 10 thi
a county but years ago moved wit
ID Mr.. Campbell TO Illinois. This
10 her first visit here since 1883.
Tuesday DIR. F, V. Matlock,
Salem, arrived here to register +,
~ the pratice Of medicine in this coul
lie ty. He finished the four year cour
zen in the Hospital College Of MediciI
lot on July 80 aud as he comes Of
OLD family Of doctors there is no doubt
his succeeding in his chosen profe
sion. He will be located at Sale
Il for the present. Livingston Banne
Is LOST Shepherd dog, blac
ge, female, yellow and white mark
- is, VIII pay literally for her retul
,cle to 7. H. Cochran, Marion, Ky
out or to me. John L. Wyatt,
Fredonia, KY.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
Notice..

AL persons having claims against
the estate o. } : Barnes, deceased.
will please present the same 60 me,
or }. Mack Thompson, at sturgis,
Ky. on or before the first day Of
September 1907, properly proven a.
required by law, or the same will be
forever barred.
II. l.. CuLLEI, Admr.
Of J : Barnes. est
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
LOCAL NEWS,

j. II. Oryille ami family returned
Friday night from a short trip to the
| axes.
Robert Guess and family. Of salem,
spent Saturday and Sunday with the
family Of T. c. Guess.
Mrs. Geo. 2. Roberts aud little
daughter Evalyn, are the guests Of
relatives in Chicago.
DR.. c. G. Morelaud, of Ford.
Ferry, was in the city Thursday on
professional business.
Frank Wheeler returned from Daw.
son last week feeling much improved
and rested, from his stay there.
Miss Marion Clement returned
Tuesday evening from visit to
Evansville and Henderson.
Mrs. r. H. Wood, and daughters,
Misses Bessie aud Fannie, are visit.
ing relatives in Tennessee.
MIR. and Mrs. Percy Noggle and
children are spending a few day
with his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. G
W. Noggle in DeKoven.
! Mrs. Gum, of Morgan6eld, passed
through Tuesday en- route her home
after having visited her brother
Dick Kelley of Livingston county.
Rev. T. A. Conway has sold HI
residence to Silas McMurry who wi
occupy it soon. Rev. Conway ez
pecting to move to Smithland in tn
near future.
Mrs. r. f. Dorr is spending tn
,s week at Crittendeu Springs, whel
she hopes to recuperate and gain h,
= strength. Mrs. Dorr has not bee
J. we'll for some time.
~ Miss Mildred and Dixie Trisl
were the guests Of Misses Madeli
and Linda jenkins Thursday nigh
lie before their departure for Chalesto
i'll Missouri
Hon. }, r. Summers. of Sale
"' had the misfortune to stick a nail
tn his foot last week. which was quit,
py wound. He is much better now a
.ay is able to be up and around aud
osa 60 fishing. which his many frier
:. will be glad to know.
to jug Hodge, Of Smithlaud, X
died at the asylum at Hopkinsv
last week. aud his remains were tai
through here TO his old home
burial Monday. He was very
sey- and had been in the asylum onl,
70. few days.
ian' Washington Kemp an old bs
be elor, Of the Shady Grove section.
p on said 70 be ninety-fve years Of {
her and is hale aud hearty, How is Il
Old bachelors are said to not
long, but those who know Vi
Wash, say he is good to round
J. the century, and We hope he will
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
Teachers Institute.

The Crittenden County Teachers
Institute will convene at Marion.
KY, August 10 1907, aud continuing
FIVE days. All who expect to teach
in mi, c51n,eS. aui shOse who wan,
their certificates to remain valid,
will be requested to httend the entire
session. j. B. PAIs, 90 supt
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
Corn Wanted.

Will pay for white corn in sbuck
So cents. for shucked corn So cents
delivered at mill.
MARION MILLING Co. Incorporated.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15

The Pass aud the twice a week
Republic, one year for $50 any
time IN August.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-15
Saw Mill Sold.

Having sold my saw rig to Rey-
4olds Bros, Of Blackford, will re-
.ceive no more saw logs at the Plan
ing mill. The Planning mill will be
IN as heretofore and we will keep OF
,26akd full line of dressed lumber
sash, doors and blinds.
j. n. Boston,
Marion, Ky.