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u. 5. Branch Hydrographic once

A branch OF the United States Hydrographic
Offce. located at the Merchants Exchange Is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
Of expense. Navigators cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kept at
hand, for comparison and references and the
latest Information can always be obtained regard
ing lights, dangers to navigation and all matters
of interest 10 ocean commerce. The time ball
struction Of the tower Of the Ferry building.
j. G. BURNETT.
Lieutenant u s. n. In Charge
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Army Transports
The Burnside is al Seattle.
The Buford Is IN port.
The Crook Is in port. Out OF commission.
The Dixie Is Manila.
The kirkpatrick is az Newport News. Va.
The Logan Is at Manila.
The ingalls, is AT Newport News. Va.
The Sheridan Is in port. Out Of commission.
The sherman sailed January Is from Honolulu
FOR Manila.
The Thomas sailed March ; for Manila.
The Warren Is IN port, being fitted 20 go into
commission
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Weather Report

United States Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. March 9, 1901
RAINFALL DATA.
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NORTHWESTERN PACIFIC RAIL


special meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Company VIII be
held at the Office OF the Company, In room NO.
1043 IN the James Flood building. at No. $40
Market street. In the City and County Of San
Francisco In the State Of California. the sans
being the principal place OF business OF said
corporation. and being the building where the
Board OF Directors OF said corporation usually
meet on the 29th day Of April. 1907, at the
hour OF II O'Clock. noon. to consider and act
upon the proposition to create a bonded indeot-
the aggregate. OF Thirty-dve Million Dollars
1885. 000 000) In Gold Coin OF the United States
Ia portion OF which Is to be used In retiring
isting bonded indebtedness). and TO increase the
bonded indebtedness OF said corporation up to
Million Dollars 1886 900 O00) IN Gold Coin Of the
United States. and to secure the said proposed
bonded Indebtedness by mortgage or deed OF
trust upon the railroads. franchises and prop
erty OF the company now owned or hereafter
acquired, and the income thereof. or such part
thereof as may be prescribed In the mortgages
or deed OF trust; and to determine the. form
and terms OF said bonds and mortgage or deed
OF trust, and 10 authorize the Board OF Directors
to take all such action as they may deem
necessary or expedient IN the premises
Dated the 25th day Of February, 1901
By order OF the Board OF Directors
J. Z. WILLCUTT,
Secretary OF the Northwestern Pacihc Railroad
e. e. CALVIN.
WM. F. HERRIN.
WILLIAM HOOD,
n T.. SMITH.
p. T. DUNNE.
A. H. PAYSON.
h D. PILLSBURY,
EDWARD CHAaIBEH9.
W A. BISSELLe
Directors Of said Northwestern Pacific RailrOae
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Memoranda

Per stmr Yosemite. at San Francisco, March
8, from wiIlapa& & Harbcr.March rs1.a 4 ?. m, on
Bessie X. previously reported, and towed her
within two miles OF the beach and let her go.
Account of darkness setting in could not tow
Per Br ship Wiscombe Park, from Antwerp,
March e-sailed Oct g.. Had strong westerly
Downs on Oct and sailed Oct 10. oct 20, lat
46 35 NJ long 12 09. had heavy gale from the
sE Gs decks to nails Thta sbs Tsssr ssts and doing
Crossed equator Nov 10, long 26 w Got Sc
trades in s n and lost them in Ia lat % s. Had
weather to Cape Horn. Passed there Dec %.
Had strong NV gale on Dec - and %. with
Had fne weather to equator and crossed on Feb
6. long i16 W. Had light southerly winds to
81 n March 4. 81 40 long. 122 81 W. expe-
rienced hurricane from s Sc. Had variable
winds TO port.
The stmr F. A. Kilburn arrived at O'Clock
this morning, from Portland via al Eureka Was
account Of machinery.
FIR bark Chateau d'If, which arrived at Havre.
of the Falkland Islands, in 81 $, SO w, he
sci had no Yards or topgallant masts and was
lying on her starboaord side. The hull was
apparently painted gray. On the same day
LONDON March 5-Arbitrstors awarded
$4,000 full settlement IN the matte matter of Br ship
SANTA CRUZ March GA two-masted
schooner in distress was seen yesterday morning
hy employees Of the Ocean Shore Railway of
San Vicente, IL miles north OF here. Vessel
was frst seen at a. and seemed to be at
the mercy of a heavy sea that was running
For over four hours vessel was visible and
then shut from view BY heavy storm:
HONOLULU. March 6--Br ship Lech Carve,
from Antofagasta, for this port. is ashore at
Kamalo Point, island Of Molokai. Ship and
cargo win probably. be total loss Vessel
went ashore March 4,
HoNOLULU-March 6-vessels captain mis-
took channel which was cause OF vessel going
ashore Steamers have left this pert for scene
OF wreck to render assistance.
NEW YORK. March 6-Ger stmr vandaIia
arrived here this morning. from Hiogo. etc
and reports damage by fre to the extent OF
$3.50. 900. Fire occurred in hold on Feb 20 and
was not snbdued until after the hold was filed
with water.
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QUESTION OF PARENTAGE
RAISED IN WILL CONTEST
Attorney Says That Annie
Meagher Was Adopted
Child


in Judge Coffey's court yesterday raised
a question as to the identity of Annie
Meagher, always supposed to have
been the daughter of the late John
Meagher, and who is now, with Mrs
Mary Meagher, contesting his will
Partridge declared that Miss Meagher
was not the daughter of the deceased
but a child taken into his family with
out adoption, and that Mrs. Meagher
had never been married to the man who
was supposed during his life to be her
husband.
Prior to his death Meagher executed
a partial partition of his property, and
by his will bequeathed the major part
of the remainder to Mrs. Catherine
Morrisey, wife of his stepbrother. The
contest brought by Mrs. Meagher and
Miss Meagher was based on the claim
that Mrs. Morrisey exercised undue in
fiuence over Meagher and attempted
own family.
Partridge's words yesterday were the
first intimation that the matter of Mrs.
Meagher's marriage or the paternity
Of Annie Meagher had been questioned.
He asserted that 1T would be shown
that Mrs. Meagher gave birth to a
child, which died, and that an infant
was procured for her In its stead by
DR.. Newell. who attended her. That
infant, 1t Is claimed, is the girl known
as Annie Meagher.
The case has been placed on the
reserve calendar until the records have
been restored
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Stmr Yosemite. johnson San Pedro.
Sfmr washington. Manson. Portland
Stmr Son0ma Trask. Sydney. via Honolulu.
Sfnr Edifh. O'Brien, Seattle.
Stmr Sea Foam, Miller, Point Arena and
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TO SAN FROM SEATTLE

Sun and Tide
United States Coast and Geodetc Survey-Time
and Heights of Tides at Fort Point. For CITY
front tMission-street wharf add IS minutes.
THURSDAY. MARCH 7
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Contest Editor The Call--Dear Sir: beg to
extend our warmest congratulations TO Miss Rose
Praseh,ni upon her brilliant victory The friends
Of Sacred Heart College. no matter how desirons
70 see their favorite college come out first, will
readily admit that Miss Breschini deserves the
nrsza Success to you Miss Breschinii
At the same time wish to express my sincere
thanks to the many friends who gave such evil
denf nroofs OF their loyalty to Sacred Heart
College We did not win first prize. but none
the less our friends must be pleased with the
e. such an exciting race. The little deetfooted
sdark horse from the south ran so fast as to
make second place position Of honor. and such
We 'ss-' BRO. LEWIS
After today the score for the third
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For Rent

Comfortable dwelling on Salem street.
in Marion, six rooms and sum-
mer kitchen, closets ,porches, and hall,
shade trees and flowers, good garden,
barDand lots. Ample room for fami-
ly, unfailing water supply to suitable
tenant for the year 1907.
Also farm one mile east Of Marion,
a good dwelling, good water, l6O acre:
50 acres woodland, barn and ample
storage for grain &c. For rent to suit
able tenant for the year 1907 or fol
longer time. See T. J. Yandell OF
write the undersigned at Barlow. Flor
ida. J. w. BlGHAM.
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AMONG OUR CHURCHES

Rev. viVil Elgih preached At the
Methodist church Sunday morning an
evening. In the morning he used as q
text Rev. 2l7. The subject of the dis.
course was Address 10 the Church al
Ephcaus. The principal thoughts
were God's Commcndation. Gods Re
bukc and Gods Promise to the church
The evening text was Matthew 7@
Wherefore by their fruits We shal
know them. Tho subject vas "Eyi
dcncc of our Christianity is Fruitful
ness.
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BITS OF BYPLAY.

A local capitalist sold a farm for
$3.50 and received no cash or its equivo-
lent in the deal. The farm was sold
for $3.50 and the debt represented by
mortgage was $3.50. After this debt
had bowled along for many years with
no payment the impecunious debtor
approached his creditor with some
thing like this. "Mr. Creditor, do you
remember that farm you sold me?"
"Yes sir, | do" replied the now inter-
ested creditor, 81 remember 1t very
we'll" "Well sir" sad Mr.. Debtor,
ut is a good farm, is it not?" eyes
indeed, " assented the creditor, 1T is
good farm" at is worth about
$500, is it not?" inquired Mr., Debtor.
"Yes think Il Is. "Well then give
me $50 and take II back"
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+. W. Mum, Dentist.

Boarders wanted
Mrs. J. w. AiNswoRTH
Marion, Ky.
Chas. Mayes, Of Caldwell Springs, is
in town this week. He will leave for
Florida in few days.
A fine baby boy made its appearance
at the home Of Rev and Mrs. 7. A..
Conway Wednesday night. Jan. 30.
1t is worth your while to look at my
advertisement in this paper. DR.. F. S.
Stilwell, the dentist over Marion Bank
Old Hickory Whisky 81. so per gal
a. ]. LAKB,
Fredonia, Ky.
Misses Leta and Rushla Flanary and
la,S George. of O'Hara, are visiting
their grand mother. Mr.. Jane Flanary
this week.
FOR SALE a good six room house
in Fast Marion on easy terms For
further information address W. H.
Clark or o. T.. Gill. Pip
Mcsdamcs j. +. Dodge. W. T Dau-
ghircy. Herman Shuitlcworth and Jno
A Moore went 10 sullivan Monday TO
attend the funeral Of Mrs. A. ]. Hart.
zell.
! Dr. ~ Raydin. Of Evansville. was
called over Sunday in consultation with
Dn. Daughtry and Frazer In the case
Of Miss Sallie Mcconnell. who has heen
sick several months
/ Chas. Gustafson. oflndian Territory,
has been the guest Of Misses Tinni,
and Corda Wheeler Mr. Gustafson Is
| brother-in. law Of the Misses Wheel
ers.
When you are in need Of some gcoC
whiskies. see. A. J. LAMB,
Fredonia. ky
Piles get quick relief from DR.
Shops Magic Ointment Remembc
is made alone fo- piles and is work.
with certainty and satisfaction. Itch
Ing. painful protruding or blind pile
disappear like magic by is use. TT!
Il and see. Hanyes a Taylor.
| A little step-son of Claud Champion
named Stone and Arthur Clark, son o
Flanagan Clark. broke into Mr.. PM
Champions room over the Specs res
tuaran, and took fifty dollars belonging
10 Mr.. Champion. lie soon caught III
lads and took the money from then
These boys are about ten years old
Group can positively be stopped
% minutes. No vomiting no;hin
: to sicken or distress your child.
sweet. pleasant, and safe Syrup. ealls
4 DR.. ShOop's Cough Cure. does the wor
and does u quickly. Dr. Shops C0ug
D Cure is for Group alone. remember.
does not claim 10 cure a dozen ailmen
, It's for Group. that's all Sold !
Haynes a Taylor
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Rev ]. u. Butler 6llci the pulpi, at
the Baptist church Sunday morning and
evening. The subject In the morning
was Promise % the Father The
text was taken from Luke 2i;ie And
behold. I send the promise of nv Faith
cr upon you. but ,arry So in Jerusalem
until yc b. cniucd with power fwm on
high" The subject was divided into
three principal thoughts. first, Wha, the
promise was Holy Spirit which came
to comfort. teach, sanctify and endure
with power; second conditions under
which the promise was made, tarry in
Jerusalem. pa, ourselves In condition
TO receive. have faith In promise ard
he willing 10 obey. third. time, whc
promise was fulfilled, until cndued viii
power. auspicious. because Of the many
people In the city At the time. The sub
icct fot the evening discourse wei
"secking the Kingdom II God" tn,
text was Matthew 6-a. But seek y
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Starr.

Talmage Hill, of Lone Star, makes
regular calls in this community.
Champ Crayne has repairedhi his house.
d. S. F. Crider is buying produce.
Mrs. Jane Handy, of Midway is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Nora Crayne.
Elvis Andrews, of Crayneville, was
here Monday.
C. T. Boucher and ]. Gipson went to
Marion Monday.
Miss Mettie Handy and Pearl Nc
Nicely visited Mrs. Sue Mccormick
Monday.
Sidney MeNeely and Marsh Crider
visited near Piney Creek Saturday
night.
Next Sunday Is Bro. vaughn's regu-
lar appointment at Piney Creek and the
Cumberlands are to have a special
prayer service at Piney Fork Monday
as it has been almost hundred years
on that day since the Cumberland chur-
ch was organized.
1t is worth your while to look at my
advertisement in this paper. DIR. F. S.
Stilwell. the dentist over Marion Bank.
1t takes eight horses TO pull two
horse load from here to Marion. The
road commissioner, W. A. Woodall, is
kept busy looking after the roads.
John Travis was here Monday.
Charley Hunt has a new graphaphone
and never gets lonesome. He has a
crowd most ever night.
Lou Hunt, Of Midway. has moved to
this community.
Mrs. Nora Crayne visited Mrs. Lila
Baker last week.
: Cam Crayne went to Princeton Mon
) day.
Simon Hunt and Kirby Raris are at
tending school at Marion.
! Smith James after a long rest with |
rest with a mashed hand is abl,
to begin work at his mill.
) Oscar Fox will work with Josh Nc
Donald this year.
81 Albert Hankins. Of Marion, visite
his father and mother Monday night.
{ Miss Jinnie Paris is attending sehoc
at Marion.
! Look out for another wedding soon.
Mrs. Sarah A. Handy has fourtee
young chickens almost 4 month ok
Who can beat Il?
School closed at Midway last week.
Thanks to Mrs. America Hill for G
pies Of the Ladies Home Journal AZ
: Golfers Weekly.
Mrs. Mollie MeNeely is making ne
carpet.
Marsh Crider, Of Tribune. was he
Monday.
Henry Conger. Of Marion. makes Z
gular trips here. What Is the attrS
ton Henry7
u Miss Iva Phillips, Of Marion, visit
] her mother last week.
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Ruth

Mrs. Alice Singleton and family stay.
ed with her brother. T.w, Moore Mon
day night.
I.B. Hughes, Of Fredonia came out
here after load Of poultry Tuesday.
d. n. stinson. Of Rufus. hauled sew
eral loads Of tobacco to Marion last
week,
T.w. Moore went to Princeton Tues
day.
It is worth your while to looS at my
advertisement In this paper. DR.. S,il-
well. the dentist, over Marion Bank.
Tommie and volney Morgan started
TO Fredonia Thursday and stuck up at
I the bad mud hole at MS. Rays andhad
10 return home.
/ ]. NJ. Spiekard went % Princeton
Friday. He says Il was tough coming
home facing the wind and snow.
/. Rev. Lowery failed to I'LL his appoint
ment Saturday and Sunday on account
OF the bad weather
There was prayer meeting Sunday
night.
There was a small attendance but
good interest at Sunday school Sunday
evening.
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A union meeting is in progress at
Dixon held by the pastors Of the differ
ent churches. The Missionary Baptists,
General Baptists. Methodist and Pres
byterians are all united in the services
Behold how good and pleasant it is
forbrethren TO dwell in unity" Rev.
J. f. Price will return 10 the meeting
as soon a. his daughter is able for him
10 leave.
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A protracted meeting was in full
swing at the Cumberland Presbyterian
church. The house was crowded each
night and much interest vas manifest
cd. Il was n combination meeting and
all Of whatever denomination felt
great concern. Billy Yates, the sweet
singer Of Sheridan. waved little ten
cent yellow song book In front Of him
with both hands and infused more life
in things than one would suppose by a
single glance at his smiling face.
Right here It might be noted that
there canno, be much wrong with a
man who Is in a good humor one-fourth
| Of the time and grins the other three
fourths. So Billy Yates infused life
into and pulled melody cut OF the whole
congregation aslwell as the choir The
little yellow book waved back and
forth. up and down. and Billy's eagle
eye swept the audience. Ii finally oc'
eurrcd To him that the audience was
no. doing L. duty. He stepped brisk
Is 20 the front and said. Now
would like for the whole congregation
to sing this song. Let everybody 10
the house remain silent but this right
hand scCIion- The right hand section
rosc to the occasion nobly as one mar
and one woman aud Jared the steam
radiators. Upon request the next sec
lion did likewise. --rheEthird fsectior
did well but Billy discovered one maj
about half way back who did not sing
"Try that over" shouted Billy, NOV
Judge Moore want you to sing. - an'
he pointed the yellow song book straigh
at the Judge as though Il was pistol
The Judge Is a man who never sbirA
duty. 20 he spoke right out lou
enough to be heard by all, BILLY
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first the Kingdom Of Cod and all these
things shall be added unto you" The
principal thoughts discussed were
What to seek; why seek it; how to
seek II and when to seek"
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can't sing, but | can whistle it if that
will help any"

Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson Crider had
them all fooled for quite a while.
After the news got in the papers of
Hopkinsville, Evansville, Henderson,
Madisonville and Louisville they both
gave up and while not saying in 80
many words that the knot had been
tied, they refrained from making any
statements to the contrary. There is
quite fascination about matrimon-
ial mysteries. While the Crider-
Roche affair was on every tongue two
young ladies' rushed to the postoffice
looking for important mail. The both
said they were badly scared, when ask
ed why, said they were afraid they were
secretly married and did not know it,.
One is the daughter Of a prominent
lawyer and the father Of the other
has grown old and gray in mercantile
pursuits m Marion.
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LITTLE RECORDS.
F. W. Mum. Dentist.

G. l.. DIAL,
John b. Sedberry Is louisville this
week.
Read CIll's house for sale ad in this
issue.
Lacy Mum. Of Rodney. was in town
Monday.
Robt. Lear Of Tolu. was in town
Thursday.
". u. Yates. Of Sheridan, was in
town Thursday.
". o. Wicker. Of Frances, wV in
the city Tuesday
G.R Little. Of Underwater. was m
town Tuesday
T. /. Taylor. Of Madi.onyillc was 10
town this week.
John Yandell. Of Frances. was in
town Wednesday
Mrs. W H. Maycs Is the guest Of
her mother. Mrs Jane flanary
Tom James. Of Cascyyillc spent Sun
day with friends IN the city.
g. $. Mum returned Monday from a
tup 10 Frankfort.
Mrs. Tom Guess. Of frcdonia, was
In the city Monday.
Mr.. johnson Cridcr was In town Sa-
turdAy afternoon
Miss Addie Num-. Of Rodney, Is the
guest Of friends in this city.
Mrs. Frank Doss. Of Dixon. is the
guest Of Mr.. c. 4. Doss and family.
Wanted School boarders.
MRs. NJ. A. PERRY.
n. A. Haynes attended the funeral Of
Mrs. A. ]. HlArtzell, at Sullivan Mon
day.
W. B. Davidson. Of LeyiAs. passed
through town Thursday enroute tc
Corydon.
Baled hay for sale at our barn. Very
best quality. Presley Ford. Crayne'
vile. Ky.
The little ten year old daughter Of
Mr. and Ms. Jack Stembridge hai
scarlet fever.
James Henry left Monday for Louis
vile. lie has gone to look after som'
mining interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Butler attends
the Cross Millen wedding at Order
Wednesday evening.
Miss Willie Carloss closed her schOC
at Sloan last Friday and returned :
her home Saturday.
WANTED White shueked corn. wi
pay highest market prices.
MARION MILLING Co.
Mrs D. c. Roberts. Of Chicago.
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George !
Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Durham left Tue
day for Nebo, where they will visit n
latives.
Miss Hattie Shuitleworth. of Rep,oI
was the guest Of friends in the cit
this week.
Miss Irbellc Carlos is on the sick u
this week. She Is threatened with Al
pcndicitis.
u. n. Riley and family have mov'
totown. They occupy the J. {, Spec
residence In Fast Marion.
Geo. W. Stone, graduate op,icia
glasses fitted and guaranteed lo'
for big spccks. jenkins building Il
Missc, Mollie Throgmorton, of Ma
ION. Ill.. and Myrtle Tudor, of Wcs,o
are the guests of Miss Mabel Wilson.
Il is worth your while to look At o
advertisement In this paper. Dr. ?.
Sulvcll. the dentist over Marion Ban
have some very fine bottled 600,
Call and see. A. j. LANR,
Frcdonia, Ny
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Boston and \
and Mrs. r. l. Num- attended the 4
eral Of Mrs. A. ]. HartSell a, Sulliv
Monday.
have nice line Of fine whisk
such a. Joe Perkins. Belle Of LcSiI
ton. Old Charter and Old Taylor VIII
are very fine whiskics, Call and g
me at Fredonia, NY,
A. ]. LANR
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There will be services at the c. P.
church next Sunday at the usual hours.
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-01
TOPICS FOR STUDY

TOPICS FOR STUDY.
/. The first great Kingdoms
2. Characteristics Of the llanister.
3. Babel.
I. Confusion Of tongues.
8. Condition Of religion when Abram
was called.
6. jehovah new plan.
Z. The stay in Haran.
s. Aram's soiourn in Egypt.
9. Elements in Lots character.
TO- Plain Of the Jordan.
II. Plain Of Mamre.
u. Abrams customs.
10. Chedorlaomcr.
IA. The nine tribes and their rulers.
10. The first great war.
Is. Melcizedek.
II. Tithes.
Is. Abraham's character.
~
Communion Of the Lords Supper vii
be held at the PRESBYTERIAN church
next Sunday morning. teb. 3. prepar
atory services held Saturday mOrnin
at 1890 O'Clock.
??
Next Sunday evening. Feb. 3, Rev
Andres. pastor Of the Presbyteria
church. will preach to the young mel
The subject will be "A Young Man
Young Men"
The Crittenden record., 1907-02-01

]. W. Giyens has been a butcher Of
Marion for many, many years. If all
the hogs, sheep, cattle and other ami
mails. who have died at his hands or at
his instigation, were 10 suddenly ap-
pear as his property on his Elder patch
Of ground he would have trouble feed
ing them until he conld get cars to
ship them 10 Louisville Not long ago
Mr.. Givens made a very grave mistake
and one that cost him dear. He
bought a beef COW and turned her in
pasture Immediately adjoining the
one used by Mr. John A. Hurley. In
sending his slaughtering man he made
the error Of not explaining thoroughly
or going himself and the consequence
was Mr.. Hurley's fine milk COW was
led away 10 the shambles.
~
Harry Ramage. son Of Mr.. Sam
| II. Ramage, was in Dycusburg Thursday
Of last week and had quite an experi.
ence. II seems that the river is out
Of the usual channel owing TO th'
back water from the Ohio and there
fore sloughs have TO be crossed ant
dog boats used. Harry started on
in the morning with Mr.. Charley Gas
sidy. They crossed a slough in a doI
boat ten feet long and about one an
ono-half feet wide. Coming back a
noon Harry noticed that Mr.. Cassid
seemed very well tiekled about some
thing and when in mid ocean. perche
on the dog boat, whichEis somewha
similar to tight high wire perform
. anee. the boat capsized. They wer
$ in twenty or thirty feet Of water an
forty or fifty feet of the shore. Cas-
sidy went down laughing. He took h
watch in his left hand and held il OF
, Of the water all the way to the shor'
l They we're burdened with clothes ar
Z oyercoats which made swimming hart
} Ramage still thinks a jokel was play'
4 on him.
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The Bible Lesson for tine class next
SgEdsy l. GeB.s.-si, chapters Inclusive.
All that love Bible study are cordially
invited 20 come and participate in our
exercises: