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Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-14

G.. B. Butler, Of Decatur. H., an
eK-Kentuckian, related to many of
our best people, was here Monday,
shaking hands with old friends. He
left Tuesday for Salem to visit his
brother, Albert Butler.
G. NJ. Ledbetter, Of Memphis,
Tenn. passed through the city FRI
day en- route to Cave-in- Rock to visit
the old folks at home. Charlie has
6ne position on government
dredge boat.
Mrs. ". n. Rochester and Mrs.
Nina Hoverton will give an open
house business reception at Mrs.
Howertons residence, Saturday af-
ternoon. Feb. 10. Hours 2 TO 8.
Ladies especially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Mcdonnell
feel most kindly toward DIR. NJ. Raw
din aud bis associates who operated
on their daughter Sallie. DR.. Raw
din came here and after an examina-
ton advised Mr.. aud Mrs. Mcdonnell
that there was absolutely no hope
without the operation, aud very
faint ray with it. He and his assOci-
ates did not make aDy charge for the
operation but did all they could to
relieve the sufferer.
LOST-0n Thursday FEB. 7th,
1907, between the John Num- far N
and Harry CulIey's, pair Of gold
trimmed spectacles 10 square case.
Finder return them aud be rewarded.
JOEL A. &. PICKESs.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-14
NOTICE

Having moved away from Marion,
KY, it will be impossible for me to
see you personally, consequently all
our uapaid accounts aud all notes
due Of Hina Hardware Co. are Hina-
Babb Co. will on the 25th, day Of
Feb. 1907. be put into the hands
Of 40 attorney for collection; but any
one wishing to settle before this time
may do so by calling on c. +. We'll
don, where you will End our books
and notes.
Very truly yours,
Sturgis, Ky. c. b. HIsA.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-14
Fw.Nunn. dentist, Press Building.

FW.Nunn. dentist, Press Building.
J.R folly Of Lola was 10 Marion
Monday.
+. julius Fohs left Monday for
Lexington.
Burnett Moore OF Tolu was 10
town Monday.
e. ". Haynes vent to Hopkins.
Vile Tuesday.
John Hughes and John Essley
we're here Monday.
Tho. ". Walker OF Nation was
in Marion Monday.
J. VI. Persons went to Louisville
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Robert Enoch visited friends
near fredonia this week
Jas. T. Chittenden Of Hopkins.
vile was in town Monday.
Miss Addie Conyer left Tuesday
to visit relatives in Padueah.
Miss Pearl Dunn was the guest Of
friends in the city this week.
X. G.. Bebout passed through
town Tuesday euroute TO PAducah.
Mrs. John Z. Reed. OF kuttava,
is the guest OF Mrs. A. b. Tinsley.
| }. X. Catlett and Sam Henderson
Of Princeton we're in the city Sunday.
Miss Hattie Shuttlesworth was the
guest Of relatives in Marion, Mon
day
Mrs. j. |. Clement has been quite
i'll several days. bu, is reported some
better.
X. NJ. Franks aud Dan Brown
we're in Fredonia Tuesday on bust
ness.
Dell Hardin and family left Sun
day for Hopkinsvillo, where they
will reside.
Miss Laura Hurley went to Louis
Vile Nonday 20 get the spring STYLES
IN millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs OiI Tucker were the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Rice,
Of KELSEY.
Rev. T. G. Carter went to Prince
ton Tuesday to marry a couple from
Union county.
Miss Carrie Moore of Hopkinsyille
was in the city Sunday and was the
guest of her parents.
Clarence Franks went to Tolu
Tuesday to spend few days visiting
relatives and friends.
Jas. FOLLY will leave soon for Rus
sellyille to inspect a tract OF timber
containing over 10, 600 trees.
Ed Doss, Robt. Enoch, Ira Pierce
left Thursday for Holy Springs bliss.
where they will work as bridge hands
for a railroad Go.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-14

Rev. Benz amin Andres and wife
we're the guests Of relatives in Evans
vile this week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. c. King returned
to Memphis Tuesday. after a visit 10
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ.
Conyer.
A. Thurston Pope of Louisville
was here Sunday aud Monday. He
is interested in. mineral land 10 this
county.
Mesdames Grant Davidson and
Clarence Stevens spent Sunday with
Anthony Davidson, who is very low
with tuberculosis.
Judge J. 2. Pierce returned
Thursday from Florida where he
spent several weeks for the restoration
OF his health.
All the ladies who wish to remain
young and beautiful" should at
teod the reception at Mrs. Hover
tons Saturday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. W. II. Kirk, Of
Morley, Miss, are expected in the
city about March 1st, TO visit her
sister, Mrs. Jas. l.. Travis.
Dr.. Geo. W. Stone, graduate opti-
cian, glasses fitted, satisfaction guar
auteed, difficult cases solicited. Of
fee PRsss bldg. Marion, Ky.
Miss Mae Hoyt, Of Stargis, passed
thru town the first Of the week, en-
route to Tolu. She was the guest
Of Miss Maggie Moore while here.
Chas. Weber, Of Union City,
Mich, was the guest if J. I. Clement
on Belleville street last week He
is now visiting friends in Fredonia.
Smith james ana wife, Of Padu-
cab, were in town last week Oh a
business trip, aud also visiting rela-
tives. Mrs. James returned to Pa
ducah saturday.
c. Gustafson and little son Of
Coalglte |. T. left Thursday morn
ing for their home after a two weeks
visit to Misses Wheeler his sister
in-law on court square.
The new stained glass window
which the Ladies Aid Society Of the
Presbyterian church ordered some
weeks ago have arrived aud will be
put IN as soon as the weather per-
mits.
Mrs. Lola Davidson expects to
leave Friday for the Cincinnati mar
kets to purchase her spring stock
Of millinery. She will go BY Dan
vile, Ky, to visit her sou, Archie,
who is attending college there.
Mr.. Hugh Wilborn and Miss
Johnnie Pritts we're married Feb. Z,
at 4 o'clock p. m, at the gate Of
Rev. W. T. Oakley. Miss Fritts
has many friends among her acquain-
tances, and Mr.. Wilborn is 4 pros
porous young farmer. The PREss
as well as many friends Of the par
ties, extend congratulations.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-14
For Rsat

A house with 5 rooms, wood and
coal-house and lumber-house cistern
at the back door under cover. ln the
central part OF town and a convenient
place for taking toarders. For futh.
er information apply at Press Office.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-14
For Sale Or Trade

have alittle place Of Z acres with
log house, two rooms, good cistern.
fine spring, located one mile south c:
Crayneville on public road. For sale
or trade for stock price sS5. 90 o. G.
Cook VI. ID.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-14
Card OF Thanks.

Our hearts will ever go out to
those kind friends who administered
to our darling Sallie in her long ILL
ness. May Gods richest blessings
be yours.
THOs. J. Mcconnell ASD WIFE.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-14
PtDexall:
-, 80 <.zrr1rA

FW. Num-, dentist, Press Building
Tom Moss left Saturday for En-
6eld. H.
r. VI. Butler, Of FrcdoniA, vas IL
town Monday.
Elre Wiring vent to Kelsey Sat
urday on business.
Beatty ALd Henry Terry we're in
Evansville, Sunday.
Esq Mayes Of Shady Grove "a. in
town Friday on business.
Mrs. I'd Walker was the guest Of
CIaud Utley aud wife Sunday.
For all kinds Of comic valentines,
call at J. II. orme's drug store.
FOR SALE-Two heating stoves,
A. NJ. witheppOOn.
William MeChesney Of Mexico vas
10 town Saturday on business.
". =. aud J. X. Summerville, OF
Nation. were in town Monday.
Rev j. =. Price went TO Lisman
Saturday to ill an appointment,
Call aud see our new line Of comic
Valentines. j. II. 0rme's drugstore.
Cecil Minner, Of Tolu, passed thru
town sunday en- route to Evansville
Mrs J. y. Boston aud daughter
Susie spent Saturday with friends al
Repton
Mr. Adah Lavender is the guest
NJ Mrs. e. T. Browning. Of RosI
Clare. m.
S.mp Weldon has gone to Prince
'oo where he has a position clerking
In a grocery.
Mrs II. +. Haynes returned
thursday night from a visit to friends
DO Frankfort, Ky.
Frank boss was in the city this
week lie is firing on the |. {. and
l' 'iationed at Dixon.
We have a beautiful line Of fancy
Valentines boys, don't forget that girls.
). II. Orme's drug store.
Herman Parmenter was in the city
TINS week. He was en- route from
Nolia' Mo-, to Quincy, Ill.
u you want the common globes
We have them l5c each, two for Csc,
MARION ELECTRIC LI0HT Co.
81 + Pierce has returned from
FLORIDA. He was benefited consid'
eTao.y, but is not we'll.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-14
A crittssdsa csuaty ssJ Prsasts(.

DR.. Vernon Fox, Of View has been
chosen to assist the Prof. Of Anat-
Omy quizing the Anatomy class in
the hospital college Of medicine at
Louisville. DR.. Fox was chosen last
year assistant demonstrator of Anat-
omy il the same college.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-14

4. +. Mitchell who has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. ). II. Ram
age, on Bellville street for the past
two months left Wednesday afternoon
for Florida on prospecting trip.
he is uncertain as to where he will
locate or what he will engage in.
Mr.. Mitchell has made many friends
here.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1907-02-14
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Produe-
ing Piles. Druggists are authorized
to refund money If Pazo Ointment
fails to cure in to IA days price Soc
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-24
PACKING TRUST
NEXT ON LIST
Combine Controls Bread
and Meat and Fixes
the Prices

CHICAGO, Sept ADMINISTRATION
Of the packing trust now under way by
government officials is alleged to have
developed that ten men in Chicago
compose the dynamic force of a for
midable list of corporations that con-
troll prices from those of meat on the
hoof to shoes, and from breadstuffs to
cattle transportation.
These ten men are asserted to hold
the balance upon the worlds supply of
the worlds commonest necessities of
life: J. ogden Armour, E. F. Swift,
Ira N. Morris, Thomas e. Wilson, s. A.
McRoberts, L. F. Swift, Edward Nor
ris, T. ], Connors, Arthur Meeker and
Lawrence A. Carton.
The most casual newspaper reader
will readily recognize the list as being
from the inside of the big plants of
Chicago. The fact becomes significant
when it is said that they are all d.
rectors of the same corporation-th
National Packing company, organized
under the laws of New Jersey with a
capital of $15,000,000.
The control of this directorate is al
legged to be absolute over these things,
among a long list of others-the price
of meat to all consumers: the price of
cattle to all breeders; the price of
leather to all factories, and thus Incl
dentally, the price of shoes; the price of
grain through allied interests and thus,
as an incident, the price of bread.
Thus, without taking the endless de-
tails of the fertilizer market, where
the trusts control the price that a
farmer pays for his fertilizer, 1t APP
pears that the latest fight OF the gov
eminent in the trust fed is directed to
the two chief essentials of life-bread
and meat
That the big ten at Chicago has rails
ed the price of these things to the con-
sumner and made no corresponding in
crease in price paid for raw material is
the chief assertion of the government.
and 1t is upon this general line that
the most interesting trust fight in the
country is now planned.
"When the directors of the National
Packing company decide upon the
price to be paid for cattle that settles
it for all of the houses is the inform
alton that has come into the hands OF
the government. All of the other cor
porations in the country with a few
unimportant exceptions, bow to the
wishes of the ten leaders of the food
market of the world. Fl
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-24

CASE NEXT YEAR
Greatest OF All Land Fraud
Cases Will Then Be
Heard

PORTLAND, Sept. 24.-All doubt as
to the governments determination to
try the Hyde Benson land fraud case
in washington this winter, says the
Journal, was set aside when Thomas
B. Neuhansan, special inspector of the
interior department, stated yesterday
that he and Francis J. Heney would
leave for the capital Immediately after
the holidays to be in attendance at the
trial.
Conservative estimates place the cost
of the Hyde Benson trial at 100000
Where the remaining $8S,000 is to come
from furnishes more food for the spec
ulators, but Heney has way of get
ting things from the government that
leaves little room for doubt as to the
program adopted for the celebrated
case.
Neuhausen expects Heney to COM
mence trying oregon cases in Portland
November II. This date has not Seen
definitely decided upon but is based
upon careful calculations as to the
! time required by Heney to try the Ford
/ and Calhoun cases in San Francisco
/ If the noted prosecutor finishes these
cases on time he will be in Portland
early in November.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-24
TAMMANY HALL
VS.. MCCLELLAN
Primaries Today Mean Much
to Greater New York
Democrats

NEY YORK, Sept. 24.-Far- reach
ing results with a most important
bearing on the future of many prom
inent democratic leaders in Greater
New York depend upon today's pri-
maries. In many districts it is a
Ian and Charles f, Murphy, leader of
Tammany Hall. 1t is the first time
that the leader of the Tammany or
ganization has interfered openly in the
district fights, but in the present case
Murphy has not attempted to conceal
the fact that he is giving his support
at the primaries to those men who
have been brought forward against
the district leaders who are friendly
to Mayor Mcclellan.
Leader Murphy on the other hand,
is believed to have the fight of his life
on his hands in order to retain control
of the Tammany organization. A
gum shoe campaign for control of the
organization has been in progress for a
long time past, and so skilfully was it
managed that few suspected that it
had assumed such proportions as to
convince Murphy that he was con-
fronted with very different PROPOSE
tion from the Mcclellan campaign of a
year ago. The fight has been con-
Quoted with studied avoidance of
publicity, and with a skill which con-
WINGED Murphy that veterans were en-
gineering the plans.
The three principal leaders in the
Mcclellan fight against Murphy are
Maurice Featherson, a veteran district
leader, Senator Patrick H. McCarren
of Brooklyn. and City Chamberlain
James j. Martin, who has long been
regarded as suitable timber for the
leadership of Tammany Hail. The
Mcclellan forces believe they have a
good fighting chance to win over
enough districts to overthrow Murphy.
Whether or not this proves to be the
case the fight they are making insures
one Of the hottest primary contests in
recent years.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-24
WILL UTILIZE
ELECTRICITY
Hartman Securing Water
Power DevelOpe Juice
for Cascade Haul

EUGENE, Ire, Sept. 24.-C. w. Cur
tbs, of San Francisco, who during the
past two years has made extensive
filings on different streams in western
Oregon for water power sites, has filed
with the county clerk of Lane county
a notice of appropriation of 10000
miners inches of the waters of Odell
lake in klamath county, just across the
line from Lane. The proposed power
canal will extend for a mile to Salt
creek in Lane county and down that
stream to the falls of the creek, where
they are again diverted into Diamond
canal, previously located, and which
extends to the mouth of Eagle creek.
A great amount of power can be de-
velop there. 80 .k
Who Curtis employers are has al
ways been a mystery, as he has been
very reticent about his plans. He has
made filings at different points on the
upper Mckenzie and upper Willamette
rivers in Lane county and the Santiam
river in Linn county.
1t is reported that he is working for
the Southern Pacific company, which
has had several crews of surveyors up
the Mckenzie and Willamette during
the past two months measuring the
flow of those streams to ascertain the
amount of water power to be obtained
in case the company wishes to utilize
| them at some future time for the OPP
Grafton of trains over the Cascades.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-24
Autoists discuss Good Roads.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. "a
An interesting convention of automo-
bilists and road builders from all the
New England states. New York. Penn
sylvania and New Jersey, met here to-
day to consider the subject of good
roads and legislation.
The convention, which is TO continue
two days, was called together by the
Springfield Automobile club. Nearly
all Of those present are outspoken in
favor of cooperation between the po-
lice and automobilists for the purpose
of observing the speed laws by the
drivers.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-24
British Columbia Eair

VICTORIA. B. c., Sept. 24-The
largest and most comprehensive dis
play of the agricultural and manufac-
turing products of British CoIumba
ever collected is embraced in the
provincial exhibition which opensd
here today.
The departments devoted to horses
and livestock are also worthy of spe-
cial note. A four-day race meet is 10
be a feature of the fair, which will
continue through the remainder of the
week.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-24
Indiana labor Federation.

MUNCIE, Ind, Sept. 24.-There was
a good attendance on hand today at
the opening of the twenty third annual
convention of the Indiana Federation
of Labor. The delegates present were
several hundred in number and rep
resented local organizations in nearly
every part of the state.
The convention will be in session
three days, during which time child la
Dor, the eight-hour day, plans for in
creasing the membership and inhu-
ence of the state federation and a
number of other subjects of impor-
lance will be discussed.
The Washington times., 1907-01-06
MILAN EXPOSITION
INCREASED DUTIES
Consul Cummings Figures
on Attendance at the
Italian Fair.

Consul Dunning, OF Milan. reports
that during the 1855 days OF the Milan
Exposition OF 1896. the Octroi duties col
lected al the city gates were so much
augmented by the increased demand for
food and food products that the total
receipts from that source for the ten
months ending with October. 1895. were
S9O0. 600 more than during similar
period OF 1895.
The records OF the local tram line,
which ran 100 extra cars during the eN-
position. show that IN the lss days OF the
fair there were carried more than r.
256,O00 assengers-more than twice the
whole population OF italy.
During October Is. 100000 passengers
were carried by the city lines, and the
smallest number transported ia any
month during the entire exposition was
aSo0. 900. The greatest single day IN this
regard was September S, on which date
Gao, 900 people paid fares In the cars
The Washington times., 1907-01-06
REPUBLICAN CLUBS
EXECUTIVE BRANCH
Gen. McAlpin Issues Call
for Meetin Here Janu-
arg IS.

Gen. f. A. MeAlpin. Of New York city.
president Of the National League OF Re-
publican Clubs. has issued cali for
meeting OF the executive committee %
the organization TO be held IN the RAJ
leigh Hotel, in this city, on Tuesday,
January L. a, 10 a. n.
The principal natter TO be considered
at the meeting viii be the outlining Of
a plan FOR The general organization Of
clubs TO be active for the 1898 campaign.
II Is also propose T. equalize the exist
ing difference bstween the Republican
clubs in different parts Of the country.
Gus. A. SchuldI, executive committee
man OF the league for the District or
Columbia. is arranging an interesting
program for the entertainment OF the
visiting members. The local League Of
Republican state Clubs. which is af-
iliated with the national body. VIII also
assist in making the gathering Of the
national body q success from the point
OF entertainment
The National League or Republican
Clubs Is comp osed OF various Republican
clubs throughout the United States the
total membership exceeding 1860 60.
The Washington times., 1907-01-06
Illustrations Fine.

Commander Peary has a large number
of splendid illustrations which he will
use in describing his sledge journey
toward the Pole. among them pictures
of his famous ''huskies, the wild
sledge dogs which make the fast travel
of the Arctic explorer possible, and
photographs OF the snow white caribou,
the beautiful animal which he discover
cred on this trip. as well as the muskoN
and the arctic hare.
The Washington times., 1907-01-06
POLICE COURTS
READY TO MOVE
New Building Will Be Oc-
cupied Some Time
This Week.

Final preparations for moving the two
Police Courts into their new building Il
Sixth and ID streets northwest. are being
made and 10 is expected that the fiTst
courts VIII sit there about the middle
OF this week. The building has been
completed for some weeks. but on ae-
count OF a deficit in the appropriations.
there was no money 10 furnish il.
The furnishings. however. have been
procured and have been placed in the
building ofiiees viii occupy the first
floor OF the building, and the second and
third floors will be devoted 10 the two
courts.
1T viii be a relief 70 be in the Hew
building said Judge Mull0wny yester-.
we have been eramped for room here
Tor 80 long. that We viii appreciate a
modern building with room for every
body whe has business before the
courts"
The Washington times., 1907-01-06
COAST ARTILLERY
MAY GET RAISE

Unless the War Department Is author
lied by Congress TO give the soldiers OF
the coast artillery better pay than they
are now getting that arm Of the service
is likely 70 become useless for lack Of
men 70 maa the guns.
President Roosevelt and Representa-
tive Huh OF Iowa. the chairman OF the
House Committee on Military Affairs,
had a conference over the problem yes
ter1ay morning. and il was agreed that
an increase OF pay be asked for.
The Washington times., 1907-01-06
Southern Palm Limited.
JanaarF -. ls1l-6.I5 Il ii

January ILh. lS07-d-I5 T. II
Southern RHF begs 10 announce in
augurauon OF the above exquisite SER
vice 10 Florida and the South, effective
nrst tain passing Washington Sis p. n.
Jan. T. 1907 and weekdays thereafter.
These trains VIII be composed exclusive
~ OF Pulimau's most up-tO-date models
IN way OF sleeping, compartment. club
and observation cars and Southern Rwy.
dining cars, electric lighted throughout.
Sleepers for Aiken Augusta. Savannah,
Jacksonville and ST. Augustine; also
sleeper bi-Weekly 10 Charleston.
Art Pictures That Are Magnificent.
Free for Elk Grove Coupons. So La. ave.
The Washington times., 1907-01-06
TIPS COST PARlSlANS
SUM OF $16,000,000

PARIS. Jan. 5.-Abroa1 IL is the
Americans who have the ! anne for Civ
ing away large sums Of money IN tips
but according 10 the latest statistics
FIenchmen spend yearly DO small sum
II Is said that the sum spent
In France amounts TO over S5o,ooose9
yearly The Parisians alone zlli.- --- &c
than sI6,000.000. This does not say that
the Frenchman gives large tips, but his
habit Of taking "aperitifs' at all hours
OF the day necessitates a 10 each time,
and this mounts up.
The Washington times., 1907-01-06
LOTS OF GOOD NAMES
DRAGGED INTO COURT

EDINBURGH. Jan. 5-some we'll
known names in society were connected
with the divorce suit. heard here, by
which Sir John Alexander Miller, Bart
obtained a dissolution OF his marriage
His wife was Miss Ada Paget. and the
correspondent Is n brother Of Hugo dc
Battle Mrs. l.angtry's husband.
Sir John Miller. whose firsJ marriage
was also dissolved by the courts. has
held the title Jess than year. sue
ceeding his brother. Sir James we'll
known race horse owner. who married
a sister OF Lord CurzOn. and was there
fore related by marriage 10 the Letters.
OF Chicago
The Washington times., 1907-01-06

Quality Ice Cream, Deservedly Popular.
c. IS. Excellent Velvet Kind Druggists
The Washington times., 1907-01-06
PRESIDENT SURE
TROOPS ARE OUT

President Roosevelt told a number Of
Senatorial callers today that any bills
Congress might pass providing for the
restoration 10 the army Of the negro
troops of the Tweny-hfth Inf@ntry
would De the '-Frrlest waste Of paper
as he was the COmmander-in-chief OF
the army knew his power, and was very
certain that he had not exceeded his
authority. Senator Martin OF Virginia,
one Of the callers, told the President
that he fully agreed with him.