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New York (Catskills)

OHara House. Lexington.
Rieber's Cold Spring House. Tsnncrsville.
Grand View Hotel and Cottages. Hunter.
Mongaup House. Fcrndale.
Naplehurst. Haincs Falls.
Shady Glen Honse. Freehold.
E.m Tree Cottage. Halcott Centre.
The Vista. Haines Falls.
Sanford Lodge. Stamford
Columbia Hall. Lebanon Springs.
Hotel Martin. TannersNille.
Hotel Mario. Cairo.
The Forest Home House. Rig Indian.
Summit House. Fast Windham.
Far View House. stamford.
The Pines. Wiudham.
The American. Tannersville.
Neads Mountain House. Woodstock.
The Cornish House. Pine Hin.
Rear snd Fox Inn. Tannersyille.
Prospect Park Hotel. Catskill.
Eagle Bay Hotel. Eagle Bay.
Catskill Mountain House. tatskill.
Minnewaska Mountain Houses
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II pays to read the want columns Of
The Star Hundreds Of situations are
filled through them.
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SeaDOardAirLimeR

TICKET OFFICE. 1921 PENNA. AVE.
NOTICE-FollowinS schedule not guaranteed
a:o5 AN. DAILY-Seahoard Mail Through
coaches and Pullman sleeners to Savannah and
Jacksonville. Through sleeper Washington to
Hamlet aud Hamlet to Atlanta Dining cars.
eco PM. DAIIY-Seaboard Express. Coaches
and Pullman tn Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa.
Atlanta. birmingham. Memphis. Dining cars.
r I'll. ST A\SELI. District Passenger AGENT.
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New Jersey (Inland).

Magnolia Farm. New Egypt
0akfnrd Lake House. New Egypt.
American House. Lake Hopateong.
Rellehurst Netcong.
The Blackburn. summit.
Lake View House. Lake Hopatcong.
The Westmoreland. Lake Hopatcong.
Hotel Bon Air newfoundland
Mountain View Farm Honse BlairstoWn.
The Ridgedale Madison.
The Deforest House. Somcrville.
Fairview House. Chatham.
Locust Grove Farm. Sussex.
The Curtis Cottage. Manasquan.
The Inn, Browns Mills In the PtDes.
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New York (Long Island).

Long Beach Hotel Long Reach.
Ocean Avenue Hotel, Patchogue.
The Hampton. Good Ground
Ray Avenue Cottages. Patchogue.
Sea Cliff Hotel. Sea elf
Pine Bluff Camp for Boys. Port JeffcrsoA.
Muncic Isle Hotel. Babylon.
Wapowog Cottage. Stony Brook.
Pine View Hous" East Quogua.
Woodclcft Inn, Fr.rport
Hallett House. Blue Point.
The Clearvicw. Center Moriches.
Watchogue House. East Mariches.
Hotel Brooklyn. Center Morirhcs.
Maidstone Inn. East Hampton.
The Inn. Arvcrn. hy- the Sea.
The Vail House. Sag Harbn-
Douglas Manor Inn. Dunglaston.
Lake Front Hotel. Lake Ronkonkoma.
The Mallard Inn Bellport.
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New Jersey (Coast).

Seabright Inn. Seahright.
The InSkip. Ocean Grove.
Eno's Riverside House. Forked River.
The Bluffs Bayhrad.
The Bellevue. Bayhead.
The Engleside. Reach Haven.
The Gladstone. Point Pleasant.
Pine Bluff Inn. Point Pleasant.
Warwick Arms Hotel. Point Pleasant.
Hotel Marlborough. Avon by the Sea.
Tho Brighton. Ocean City.
The Mayhcrry. Ocean City.
The Marlborough. Ocean Grove.
The Avon. Ocean Grove.
The Wayerly. Ocean Grove.
Saxenhurst. Ocean Grove.
The Sheldon Hotel. Ocean Grove.
The Siimmerfleld. Ocean Grove.
Grove Hall. Ocean Grove.
The New Philadelphia. Ocean Grove.
The Alaska. Ocean Grove.
Norman House. Ocean Grove.
Amherst House. Ocean Grove.
The Omaha. Ocean Grove.
The Russwin. Ashury Park.
The Willard. Asblry Park.
The Berwin. Ashrry Park.
The New Hampshire. Ashury Park.
The Colonial. Spring Lake.
The New Monmouth. Spring Lake.
The Allairo. Spring Lake.
The Breakers. Spring Lake.
fremont. Sea Grit.
Beach House. Sea Grit
The Parker House. Sea Girt.
The Octagon. Sea Bright.
The Otfens. North Wildwood.
Hotel Pannaci. Long Branch.
The Aldine. Cape May.
Hotel Lafayette. Cape May.
The Rreyton. Cape May.
The Carlton House. Cape May Point.
Hotel New England Atlantic City.
Hotel De Vile. Atlantic City.
Hotel Iroquois. Atlantic City.
The Lexington. Atlantic City.
Gaien Hall. Atlantic city.
The Scarborough. Atlantic City.
Hotel Chetwoode. Atlantic City.
BERKSHIRE Inn. Atlantic CITY.
New Galen Hall. Atlantic City.
The Wiltshire. Atlantic City.
The Glenside. Atlantic City.
The New Hotel Ostend. Atlantic City.
Green's Hotel. Atlantic City.
Hotel Jackson. Atlantic City.
Seaside House. Atlantic City.
New Belmont. Atlantic City.
Hotel Monticello. Atlantic City.
Hotel Shoreham. Atlantic City.
The Fredonia. Atlantic City.
The Rio Grande. Atlantic City.
The Chalfonte. Atlantic CITY.
The st. c. rrics. Atlantic City.
Ponce dc L. y. Atlantic City.
The Alhemarle. Atlantic City.
The Traymore. Atlantic City.
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Baltimore and Ohio X. X.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE.
EVERY OTHER HorR on THE ODD HOUR"
NEW TERMINAL Ord STREET NEW YORK.
200 am. Diner. Pullman Parlor:
+a.oo am. Buffet. Parlor. 5-hour Train.
5000 am. Diner and Pullman Paror Car
I'll ~ a m. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
100 p. M. Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
- 90 m ''Rov,I Limited = All Pullman. 5hs
100 pm. Coaches to Philadelphia.
800 pm. Diner and Pullman Parlor.
$500 pm Coaches to Philadelphia.
1900 r. m Sleerers
- - SlenpnrS.
ATLANTIC CITY. too. 900. t11.00 In.
y 90. 800 pm.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOI-R ON THE HOUR
Week days 100 an to 500 Hmo 90 -
5000 1910 1000. '11.oo am. ~ 90 nom.
7l2o5. 100. s1.:5. to.oo. '2 on. 1922. g. 40.
~ 90. t4.45 800 1903 $3.50 1000. $3.50.
ZOO. 800. 1870. 1000. 1925. LBS. 1900
pm
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. '122. $50 pm.
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS and LOUISVILLE.
&c. 10 2 M. los m. '12. 40 night.
PlTTSRURG. 1910 am. '1.o2. $40 p H.
'12 30 night
COLUMBUS - 20 nm
WHEELING 1910 am. $50 Pm.
WINCHESTER. 70. 10 am. TAOS $500 pm
FREDERICK. 1920. 1910. s9.15 am. $780,
II ~. t5i5 Pm.
HAGERsTowN; so.1o am; 800 pm:
TELEPHONES 1T following Ticket Ofices: 1417
G st. NV. Main 1851: $40 Pennsylvania Ave.
Main 27s New Union station-Ticke: Once
Main 1850 Information Bureau. Main 73e0.
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VERMONT.
UP IN VERMONT

UP IN VERMONT
That's the place for n real vacation. Most de-
lightful summer climate: unequalcd scenery: -
TO SO a week at hotels. farm and village homes
country camps in heart of Green Mountai and
on shores Of Lake Champaign express trains from
New York and Boston via Central Vermont line
". FCCLESTONE 3S5 Broadway. New York.
my24- Sn tn. til. sa 30t. 10
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Pennsylvania.

Pleasant View Cottage. Calkins.
Buena Vista Springs Hotel Franklin county.
The Elvin, Mount Pocono.
Pncono Mountain House. Mount Pocono.
Highland Dell House. Stroudsburg.
The Penlyn. Strondsburg.
Arlington Springs Hotel. SaeCertown.,
Nestcolang Park House. WestcOlang.
Maple Avenue Farm. Mnntrose.
The Gilpatree. Thor11hurst
The Naples. Sfoddartsville.
Rlakeslee Homestead and Farm. Blakesee
Water Gap House. Delaware Water Gap.
The Casino Hotel. Delaware Water Gap.
Maplahurst, East Stroudsburg.
The Forest House Delaware Water Gap.
The st. Elmo Delaware Water Gap.
Karamac Inn Delaware Water Gap.
Cataract House. Delaware Water Gap.
The kittatinny. Delaware Water Gap.
Spruce Mountain House. Canadensis.
Vine Cottage Canadensis.
Monterey Inn & Cottages Blue Ridge Summit
The Forest Inn. Bartonsville.
Maple Farm Cottage. Narrowsburg.
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W., Z. & A. Z. RY.
1.-The Electric Line. .

THE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE. ANNAPO.
LIS. L. $. NAVAL ACADEMY.
Electric palace from White House StatioL
l5th and III SITS. NORTHEAST)-
For Baltinore-.5 80. $50. '7:o5. 7:3o 800.
$50 800 $50 1000 80. oil :05 and 1880
am: 1900 noon. 1890. '1:o5 1:30. 200. 2:3o.
.3:o5 $3.50. 400. 4:3o '5:o5. $3.50. $780, $3.50.
.7:o5. 49, $50. $50. 1880 and I'll :35 pm.
daily.
For Anna polis-6:so 7:3o. $3.50. gao. o:3o and
II: 30 am; 1890 /: 80. 2:3O. $3.50, $780, $50.
ESQ., 30 $3.50 and '11:35 pm. daily.
stopping only at Naval Academy Junction. No
walking hiring of cabs necessary in Washing
Annapolis.
Fares One way. Round trip.
To Baltimore i5c. $l-2o
To Annapolis and q. S.
Naval Academy. I5c. $125
Ali II ST. ears run direct to White House Sta
tioT.
T.cket office az 18th and y. Z northwest
and White House Station. 18th and 81 SITS.
NORTHEAST Telephone NJ. 1905.
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Virginia.

Orkney Springs and Raths. Orkney Springs.
Otterburn Hotel. Otterburn.
Hotel I.aurance. Lnray.
The Arlington Virginia Reach
Tho Ozone Cottage. Virginia Reach.
Pleasant Cottage Virginia Beach.
The Waverley, Virginia Eeach.
Queen Ann Cottage. Virginia Beach.
The Powell House, Naterview.
The Heights. Buena Vista.
Augusta Hotel. Hampton
Irvington Beach Hotel and Gigs. irvington-
Natural Bridge Hotel. Natural Bridge.
The Intermont Hotel. tovington.
Warm Sulphur Springs Warm Springs.
Bath Alum Springs. McClung.
Blue Ridge Springs.
Cold Sulphur Springs.
Waterlick White SULPHUR Wateriick.
Healing Springs. Bath county.
The Colonial Inn Williamsburg.
North Hotel. Berrvville.
Winchester Inn Winchester.
The Wiehle House. Wiehle.
The Aesculapfan. Wiehle.
Mount Prospect. Onancock.
Pine Reach Hotel. Pine Reach
West End Resort. Silcott Springs.
(;ouidman'S. Wil6erSnns
Hotel Royal Front ROYAL
Potomac Beach Hotel. Pincy Point p. o.
Bright View. Old Point.
Hotel Alphin. Hot Springs
Sherwood Inn Old Point.
The Elkton Elkton.
Buffalo lithia Springs Hotel. Mecklenbur4 GO
The Summit House. Rrentsviilc.
Oak Crest Farm. FauGuier Springs
stony Man Camp. Skyland. Page county.
Rnckbridge Alum Springs. Virginia.
Virginia Hot Springs. Hot Springs.
Jordan White sulphur. Stephensons
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OUT OF WASHINGTON

N1 "A LII w w., 4 successful school,
near Philadelphia. Wakes up Boys to the duties
If life. Prepares 10 Boys for college business.
41th year Large gymnasium. Dept. for Little
Boys. Summer home. with tutoring optional
Box 20. j. SHORTLIDGE. AN. Yale. Prin.
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VIRGINIA.

ORKNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS
Open June l. 1908. under new management.
Rates. 81 90 to $500 per day. Send for booklet
H. G. CARTER, Prop. Orkney Springs. Va
myC6- R0ts4
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Concord Farm. Prince George county.
Hidenway. Cecil county.
Grand View House. Knoxville.
Garden Of Eden Farm. Cambridge.
The Ridaan. Ocean City.
The Mount Pleasant. Ocean City.
Oakland Hotel. Oakland.
Deer Park Hotel. Deer Park.
Casino, Hotel Lone Point.
The Dunbar Ridge
Brewster Park Hotel. Laurel.
Linganore Hills Inn. Frederick county.
Rlue Mountain House. Blue Mountain.
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West Virginia.

Capcn Springs and Baths. Capon Springs.
Gre-nhrier White sulphur, Greenbrier
Aurora House. Aurora.
Mt. Clifton. Hedgesville.
Grand Hotel. Sweet Springs.
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The Hcbkirk Inn. Camden.
Magnolia Inn. Aiken.
The kirkwond. Camden.
The ST. John. Charleston.
Charleston Hotel. Charleston
The Dorchester Inn. Summertime.
Tourist Hotel. Georgetown.
The Postern. Summerrille.
Park in the Pines, Aiken.
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Hotel Crawford. Adirondack Mountains,
Mountain View House, Mountain View.
Camp Mohawk. Old Forge.
Blue Min. Lake Ho. Co., Blue Min. Lake
Whiteface Inn. Whiteface.
Rice's on Lake Clear. Lake Clear.
Maplewood Inn. Elizsbcthtnwn.
Silver Lake Cottage. Hawkeye.
The Naples. Upper Jay.
Pine Grove Cottage. Jay.
The kanatenah. Long Lake.
Trenton House. Number I.
Pine Grove Cottage. Elizabethtown
Lake View Farm. Upper Lake.
The Grand View, Lake Placid.
Banner House. Chateaugay.
Camp Crng. Big Moose.
Blue Mountain House. Blue Mountain Lake.
Rustic Lodge. Coreys.
Ralphs. Chateaugay Lake.
The Prince Albert. Upper Lake.
The Cascade Hotel. Cascade.
Skilton's Lodge. Big Moose.
silver Lake Cottage. Black Brook.
Hotel Glenmore and Cottages. Big Moose.
The Sagamcre. Long Lake.
ClxwbOnny. keesevflie.
The Knobs. Saranac Lake.
Otter Lake Hotel Company. Otter Lake
Forge House. Old Forge.
Wawbeek and Cottages. Upper Saranac Lake.
Ondawn House. Schroon Lake.
Nunn's Inn. Wanakena.
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North Carolina.

The Manor Asheyille.
The Kenilworth Inn. Riltmnre.
Mountain Park Hotel. Hot Springs.
Southern Pines Hotel. Southern Pines
The Argyle. Charleston.
Fairvicw Cottage. Asheyille-
Highland House. Pine Bluff.
The Magnolia. Pinehurst.
Jayteepee. Pine Blum.
Pincy Woods Inn. Southern Pines.
Roaring Gap Hotel. Laurel Branch.
Hotel Berkeley. Asheville.
Jackson Springs. Pinehurst.
piney Woods Hotel. Thomasvflle.
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81. ROSES INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
2O33 G. St
We are now prepared to fill orders for ladies,
and misses gowns coat suits. wraps: also all
kinds of fine sewing ladies' and infants trous-
seaux, etc. For further inform ition cpriy II
above address. seZl-n
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ASBURY PARK. n. .
BEACH HAVEN. n. J.

"opens June Is The best combination OF seashore
features on the coast. Matchle>s bay for sailin:
h!ld h>hins: perfect beach and bathing. Tie
EnSlesie has all the modern conveniences. pri-
vale baths With and fresh water. Booklet.
X. +. ENGLE. Manager. my1 Got. 10
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Delaware.
Maryland.

Henlopen Hotel. Rehoboth.
The Ocean House, Lewes.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-19
School for Teachers.

The undersigned intend TO con
duct a Teachers Normal in the
school building at Marion, immed-
lately after the close of the present
school term.
This normal will continue for SIX
weeks. The course will consist OF
review work in the common branches,
the study of first class textbook on
methods, and other lines of work
that may seem to be of most value IN
the preparation of teacher.
| wish every teacher in the county
might attend the State Normal at
Bowling Green or some other first
class school for the training OF teach
err. If you are situated that you
can not attend one OF these schools
make your arrangements to join Us
( in the Normal at Marion. II you
contemplate attending or de-
sire information concerning the
work, drop card to, JNo. p. KING
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1t would be impossible to describe
in detail just what took place on the
trail from Paducah to Msrion-via
Princeton and night riders-that
Bros. Bebout, Ingram. Richardson
and Freundlich followed on the 10th
sleep, snow moon.
No sooner had they arrived at
Marion than Bro. Bebout spied some
soldiers il uniform, after which he
disappeared, and when search was
instituted he was found drilling in
the court house yard, as if he intend
ed joining the regular army lie
was not seen again until supper time,
when he marched into the dining
room Cd the arm of the Captain OF
the State militia, and at once al
privates, after proper salute, retired
to the table in the corner as they are
not allowed to mess with their super
lor officers.
During the afternoon we missed
BRO. Geo. Ingram, and after diligen
search found HIM in earnest converse
ton with Bro. Weldon and Waiiac
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-19
No Use to Die.

IL have found out that there Is no
use to die of lung trouble as long as
YOU can get DR.. King s New Discovery,
saws Mrs. ]. p. White, of Rushboro, ia.
81 would not be alive to-day only Tor
that wonderful medicine. 1t loosens
I'D a cough quicker than anything else
and cures lung diseases even after the
case is pronounced hopeless. This
most reliable remedy for coughs and
colds, lagrippe, asthma, bronchitis anc
hoarseness, is sold under guarantee al
Jas. H. Orme and Haynes & Taylor's
drug stores. soc andsl.OO. Trial bot
tie free
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-19
FREEDOM

We were glad to see the sun lie"
dav last week, it made the farmers
want to 20 TO work
We are sorry TO rcpor, 50 many ou
the sick list.
Mrs. NJ. F. Cloyd has been right
sick but is reported much better
The singing at Babe Nesbltt last
Saturday night was enjoyed by all
Mrs. Joe Slayton has been right
sick but is reported much better.
DIR. Will Hodge and wife OF Shady
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-19

Grave was the cnest Of Mr.. and Mr..
Allie Hughes last Saturday and sun
day.
Lonnie Hughes has been real sick
but is better.
Miss Ruth Slayton Of the Marion
Graded School has been called home
on account OF the illness OF her
mother.
Rev. Charles Ramsey is real SICK
at this writing.
The Farmers Union is progressing
nicely with about forty members
Pete Holman and wife visited his
daughter Mrs Craighead last satur'
day.
Mr.. Jim Olive Of Fredonia wa
the guest Of Mr.. Joe Siayton and
family Sunday.
Miss Bertha Ramsey vas pleas
ant caller of Mrs. Sallie Conger las
J Sunday evening.
, Mr.. Bee Cloyd called on his bes
girl Saturday night.
e Next Saturday and Sunday Is gu
regular meeting days.
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CA7ARRH YIELDS
To Healing Air Of HyOmeI--SOld Un-
der Guarantee by Haynes 4
Taylor.

Catarrh Is the most prevalent dis
ease known to humanity. Probably
ninety per cent. of the people in this
country suffer at one time OF another
with this common disease
1t is germ disease and hence can
be cured only by some method that
will reach and destroy the germs.
This is best found in Hyomei,
which may be called the direct meth
cd OF treating catarrh, as its medica-
ton. taken in with the air you
breathe, goes directly to ever air cell
in the nose. throat and lungs; kills
all catarrhal germs, heals the IT
ritated mucous membrane and yitaliz'
es the tissues so as to render catarrh
no longer possible.
The unique way in which hyomei
Is sold should dispel all doubt a. to
its curative properties, for Hayue' y
TAYLOR give their absolute guarantee
to refund the price to any ca'affh
sufferer that Hyomci fails to benefit
You do not risk a cent in testing IT,
healine powers. What offer could
be more fair to you than this where
leading druggist takes ell the r'S
e Uyomci rivin. .at! ,fac,iou. ard
leave, YOU to be the Judge.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-19

ne incandescent electric lamp is,
u nrst sight, one Of the most com.
monty known and simplest devices
with which We have to deal. The
lamp in general use is labeled six.
teen candle power, and the average
user OF these lamps is generally con-
tented with the mere KNOWLEDGE Of
Low TO turn his light on and off,
A"o does not trouble himself much
as TO the economical use of his lamps
further than to turn them off when
'ney are not needed. He will un.
doubtedly grumble at times at the
amount OF his monthly bill for light.
ing, and will often be inconveni.
enced by the dimness of some of his
lamps, but the deficiency in light is
made good by turning on another
lamp, and the monthly bill is fur
iher increased. 1t would probably
never occur to him that it would be
an actual economy In dollars and
cents to throw away his old lamps
ana provide new ones at his own ex.
pense; and yet such is the case. I
As simple device as the ipcan. d
descent electric lamp appears to be. t.
Il really requires considerable care u
ana study to realize from it the n
maximum amount of light for the ca
east money. Take the sixteen can. Us
ne power lamp as a standard, the Ut
amp In most general use; 1t con. %
umes about fifty watts of current ne
hat is, 1OO-volt lamp will require eS
ne-half an ampere of current to tn
ring II up to candle power when TIL
eW. As the lamp grows older the a
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-19

trying to persuade that they should
bu,ld skating rinS or new court |
house. he even volunteering to Dulld
it himself Uf the county would vote
bonds for that purpose.) In the
meantime Bro. Richardson had Sc
cured the attention of the editors OF
the local papers and was doing bis
best to persuade them that he was
the logical candidate for County
Surveyor, and insisted that they pub
lish his announcement without cost
to himself.
During all this time Bro. Freund-
Ilich was in the office OF the hotel
smoking the pipe of peace with the
night riders.
Watstika's braves had captured
six pale faces in the forest VIZ
Rev. r. G. Love Or. I. A. Frazer
c. NJ Guess, DR.. F. W. Num-
; NJ. o. Eskew and J. A. Daughtrey
, who received the three degrees II
! ampli6ed form. TheChief' express
t ed themselves as being much please
5 and all who we're present are conhden
: from this time forward No. "a WI
have a team, and when they DC
mark these words. it is going to
good one.
. The many courtesies, the coneei
. iality, and splendid banquet sha
. live long in the memory OF all WI
!, had the pleasure of attending II
earnest wish of the Chiefs fro
+, paducah is that it will not be OF
last meeting, that Watstika Tribe wi
J., grow IN good material aud Its war
70 pun belt prosper. The lnter's'a
- Red Man, Paducah.
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carbon Of the flament disintegrate.
to some extent, due to its high tenn.
perature, and is deposited on the
interior surface of the lamp bulb,
causing the familiar blackening of
the lamp. This blackening reduces
the amount of light given off by the
lamp. and the reduction in size of
the flament still further reduces the
light, so that after time lamp which
gave originally sixteen candle power
VIII not give ten or twelve candle
power; and if it continues to burn
long enough before breaking. its
light may fall considerably below
half of what it was when new.
While the light is thus rapidly
diminishing during the life of the |
lamp, the current required to oper.
ate it diminishes also, but in a very
much less degree. During the time
he lamp first loses three or four
andle power the diminution in the
mount of currant 1t requires is
cry slight, so that in effect it costs ,
Don't the same to obtain twelve or ,
hirteen candle power after the lamp =,
as burned for some time as it does ,
obtain sixteen candle power when f
lie lamp is new. After the lamns .
I'VE lost 90 per cent. of their initial "
ndle power it will be necessary to ;,
e two lamps 20 fill the place of the n
W one, and the cost of light to the
nsumer, per candle power, will be o,
arly doubled. From numerous =,
periments which have been made "
fact has been established that as
IRE is certain point in the life of he
amp when it becomes actually be
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-19
Best Healer in World,

Rev. f. Starhird. Of East Raymond
Maine. says: Il have used Bueklen's
Arnjca Salvo for several years. on my
old army wound. and other obstinate
sores. and find il the best healer IN the
world. use Il too with great success
n myveterinary business. " Price 2'e'
at Jas. IL. Orme and Haynes Taylor
drug stores.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-03-19

Miss Carrie Hughes the
leading Milliner of The Har-
bour Department Store OH
Broadway Paducah, will oe
with Mrs. f. L. Franklin at
Salem, KY, at the time OF
her opening and throughout
the season.