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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-05
SAYS KOKI
WANTED MONEY

Geod progress was made in the hoki
czse yesterday. The government did
nsc Snish us case IN chief yesterday,
IS u lad sons hopes Of doing. but ii
made progress, and viii probably finish
today A. W 7. Bottomley was on the
sand much Of yesterday. He identi-
ned q whole string Of letters of advice
Seu- ~ koki 10 Bishop & Co. with
reIlrtsnces against which hOki drew.
The most interest IN the case so far
IS Spectators were concerned developed
when ~ :. Nawahi was on the stand.
Ee testified that on November - last
a. went 30 WaImea 10 pay his taxes,
amounting 20 about SO. After pay
luc has taxes he was talking with koki,
ryho asked him 10 loan him $500, say
iuc that ms father had died and that
las creditors were pressing him for
money He oucred q mortgage on his
property 20 secure the loan. Nawahi
did NOT make the loan. not knowing
watcher the property was encumbered
.o- not. and Il being too far TO go to
Eouolulu 10 find out.
SUES FOR DIVORCE.
Jennie Kekauoha mas begun a suit
-lcalus- her husband, George hekauOha,
Tor divorce. He l. known In Koolau,
ushsre the couple resided, as Mormon
George. and be achieved good deal of
notoriery last year by his trial for vio-
ia-luc tire Edmunds Act in that trial
ar wife. who now sues Cor divorce,
committed perjury 10 help him out
But now she alieges has conviction for
violating tbe Edmunds Act with Annie
1-filu and kelehua as ground for di-
a-ouce-
ACHI WANTS THE MONEY.
" e. Aehi has fled a petition asking
ztt court 10 allow him a fee for his
frs1ueur services as an attorney on be
ialf az Joe Kulia and Roselina Kulia,
ruiaurs- In proceedings relating to the
estate of Antoine Rodrigues, their
;-rauafaflcr-
SUES FoR PINEAPPLE PLANTS.
A. " Eames has begun suit against
Emma Naefarlsue, doing business as
Ahuinauu Ranch Company. for S425,
Tor pineapple plants supplied
GUARDIAN ARRESTED.
In TIE matter Of the estate of David
saIEhau- a minor. Raymond Reyes. the
guardian. dad not appear before Judge
Lindsay yesterday morning as ordered,
and q bench warrant for his arrest was
Ess-r-l- Reeves was brought into court
81 The afternoon. He satisfactorily ex-
r,Iaiue1 ms absence in the morning, and
zhe case went over for week.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-05
IMPENDING STRIKE.

Eight hundred members of the two
organizations of masters, mates and
pilots at San Francisco may Quit as
the result of the suspension ~ the
captains of three steamers, charged
with failing to obey the rules eff navi-
cation May 6. when the battleship fleet
entered that port
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-05
SUPREME COURT
DENIES MILLS SUIT

The Supreme Court yesterday rem
dered a decision dismissing the appeal
of Harry T. Mills in his habeas corpus
proceeding by which he sought to have
reviewed his commitment for contempt
by Judge Andrade in the District
Court. The opinion of the court is by
Chief Justice Hartwell.. 1t is published
in full in another column in this ISSUE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-05
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE
ON MOTION OF HIS SON

Doe yesterday
practice law the motion of his
H. in the Federal Court the motion
o A. Diekey.
of Dck grandfather of Dikey
Justice of the Supreme Court of illinois, and the
distinguished ris that H Dickey represented Maui in the
a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-05
SAM JOHNSON
RESIGNS JOB
(From Thursdays Advertiser.)

(From Thursdays Advertiser)
The Board of Supervisors met last
night. Nothing important came up for
discussion with the exception of the
resignation of Road Supervisor Sam
Johnson who goes to Hawaii to accept
position as outside manager of the
Hawaiian Mahogany Company.
The resignation was accepted and
many kind words were expressed in
appreciation of the good work of Col
onel Johnson and the pleasant rela-
tons which have existed between him
and the board.
Present were: Chairman Hustace,
Supervisors Dwight, Harvey, Cox.
Archer, Fern; Clerks Kalauokalani,
Buffandeau, Aea, Col. S. Johnson, Dep
uty County Attorney Milverton, Coun-
ty Engineer Gere, D. Kalauokalani, W.
L. Frazee, Fire Chief Thurston, Tom
Cummings, and representatives of the
press.
The following bills were ordered
paid:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-05
sPRAINs oUICKLY CURED.

o. Battle the parts freely with Cham
herlsin' : Pam Balm and give them alb
solute rest and 4 quick cure is certain.
For sale bv Benson. Smith & CO., Ltd,
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-05

David Keys who borrowed Father
Valentines stereopticon and did not
return it, was arrested in Paiama yes
terday by Officer Apana.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-05

The chair thought that the letter
was disrespectful and said that when
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-19

University OF Utah, reim-.
bursemcnt ........ 49,. ..........S 1,092. As
Grand total for maintenance
and repairs for The school
year ls07-0S, ending June 80.
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Total ......... C. .a5.5l7. 66

Balance June 30, 1905. io,A5i.To
State of Utah. County of salt Lake, IS.
j.. +. Judd being duly sworn, deposes
aud says that he Is the Cleric. of tho
Board, of Education of Salt Lake City;
that he prepared the above pnd fore
ging statement, and that the same con-
tains full. true and correct report of
the receipts and disbursements of all
moneys by said Board during tho school
year ending June 30 1908.
He further says ttlat there Is I'M
vested in the Sinking Fund the sum
of S2lSGl7.SS on account of the redemp-
ton of bonds issued by the Salt AXE
City School District and that there ia
q balance on hand in the Sinking Fund
uninvested of slS,i42.52,
Subscribed and sworn to before me tita
gSrd day of July, 1903.
fseal) ]. Y. ELDREDGI. JR.,
Clerk District Court Of Salt Lake Coun-
tv, Gtah.
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SIN uNG FUND INVESTED.

ItNNS y 1ANlJ Lay y i.So LII,
Invested for tile purchase of
) bonds! for the school year end
Ing June 20, 1896 i. !. .i.........s 4ii22. 81
Invested for the purchase. OF
bonds for the school year end
Ing June 80. JSGS. observation-disclosures. 4S, do. II
Invested for the purchase OF
bonds for the school year end
June so, MISUNDERSTANDING. 1896. %
Invested for the purchase Of
bonds for the school year end
Ing June 20, 1900. ...s..,...,. 1858. 60
Invested for the purchase OF
bonds for the school year end
ing June 20, 1901. .............. IL 26l so
Invested for the purchase of
bonds for the school year end
int, June 80, lsga. 1921 so
Invested for the purchase OF
bonds for the school year end
ing June 30, 1908. .........,....... 1900 90
Invested for the purchase OF
bonds for the school year end
June 50. 1901. Observation-Disclosures. 1883 SO
Invested for tho purchase of
ins June 30, 1905. 1. . -. 5.sss 20
Invested for the plrchaae OF
bonds for the school senr end
ing June 30, 1906..............,. q 60 90
Invested for. the purchase Of
bonds for the school yoar end
ing June 30. lU7........,....,., 12R.B 81
Balance on hand June 30 1905
uninvestod 5000. .............. 1S.ii2 50
Total ... ............. ,s2:37 $50 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-19

FRHIGHT AND DRAYAGE.
Salt Lake Transfer Co..
freight and drayage on text
Grand total for books and school
sunplies for the school year
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Remington Typewriter Co.. rem
tel -, .....;,. ............S lol 30
Remington Typewriter Co., new
machines ,,.....,. I.-......,,S 5GO.G0
repairs, zig. ..,;,., -, $500. s7,75
and repairs ....,.......... 2tm
Salt Lake Stamp Co.. repairs. 400
Remington Typewriter Co. RIB
= DonS ..,.:...,,., .....,,..... bp.N
l.. G. Smith d Bro. Typewriter
Co. new. machines .,............ aoo.oO
!. ncnfal 4 nsS N
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GENERAL EXPENSE.
OFFICERS AND EMPI.OYES-FOu
rrETETN MONTHS


TEEN MONTHS.
D, III. Christensen, Supt..s 1865 6s.
T. Judd Clerk :...........l 2.9l6.66
Of Buildings 1855 1855 50 50
saperintendent -, 10000
Clerk 1gsa, 90
Il w. Earl, Storekeener 1,6lo.0o
] tlcer ......,....,.. 1.12o.oo
room; p. 5000
IS torerooms 49,, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,l5
Helena A. Mcintosh assistant
offices -; ~, ~ ;s.,..,.... sol. so
storeroom 1880. .s.,.......,,,., $3.50,
Total ........ .......... ..........s 1880 s
BOARD MEMBERS FIFTEEN
MONTHS.
Byron Cummings ,,................S 100
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SINKING FUND INVESTED

For the school year ending June
30. 1894, raised by tax. ...,...,...S S.6o.c
* g. ISIS ISIS, raised BY tax...,.,..... 5000
For the school year ending June
80 1896 raised by taS..,..,.... l6,3Oo.O
For the school year ending June
80 1897. raised by tax.......--, 5000
For the school year ending June
80 1890. raised by tax. .........., $4,000
81 o. is raised By tax. .,.....,.e $4,000
So $50 1856. raised s. tax..,,...... 0,
o. isSl raised BY tax rH 1Aisp o
so 20 e issa. '' raised by tas...,.... n1s0
%. Hisjs. raised by -ax.......... 1880
%. t iso4. raised byS tax...,..... 1890. Ok
%. s isos. ae raised BY tsx.1...... 1850 ot
70. 1910, raised BY tnx..,.,..,.s 1890. q
For tho school year ending June
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INTEREST ON BONDS.

S. A, Whitney, treasurer in
tercst on 39o per cent bonds.
denomination $4,000 each, Sc
ries one, dated Feb /, lSa2.
for 6 months, payable august 80 a.,
lst 1851 coupon No. I...;......S 9rsip.W
S. a. Whitney. treasurer, inter-
est on go . per cent bonds. de-
nomination $1,000 each, series
three dated August ]. 1898. for
{ months, payable, August l. .oo %
1901. coupon No. 2S.............. 5.oeoOo
s A. Whitney, treasurer. inter
est on 1896 per cent bonds. de-
nomination $4,000 EACH series
one dated February L.. 1882,
for months, payable Febru-
AIRY l. 1898. coupon No, 3d.. $50. 90
S, X Whitney. treasurer, inter
est on 30 per cent bonds. de-
nomination $1,000 each. series
three. dated August. !. 1893 for
Is.Sl COUPON No. 27.............: $4,000
.---.
Totnl ......,......s 80. 75G 90
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pEsERET EVENING NEWS sAIUkDAl sEplAAlBEk u lyus

$. Il crager, Hamilttl Il Annex 52,N
Total ...... ..s.........s l,92o.s2
BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
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HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM.

HIGH SCHOOL Gf MNASlcti.
~ ! n,,due,, carpenter. ll1N
+. 4 i. b sehoppe s Co. repair 17.io
work ,;;;;;;,;.. .'.i ,,In,. 1850
y ~. " ma - ,.ioi IL 20
George Hanson. cement "orH.' Us? n s5
John Evans. carpenter .'t''''.,' 1iT0J
&Chas. Shunp, carpente. 80,
John ohm, Brooks, labor ana o....' '"'. 1925
John Thorn. labor and ma 100
Arthur Wood, labor .,.,.,.;;.., 9"
G. NJ. Bridwell, supt OF s'ass" ll7.75
pay roll 1870. ,:.,,:.., 49,, ~, Ia
Bennett Glass S y pa'hl 80. :" SIS
Burton Coal & Lumber Co, ma, si,Ss
terial .,...,;;i; . ,.,ai,, tinr 100
Morrison, Merrill 4 Co. ma 1Oa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lumner Co. $50
material .,..., ..',;;,ii''' 4
Higson & Rossiter, materi ,.,, AZ;
ia = Nsvna" : ) a:9.. sa.e.a s'3 IN
...s a7oaG
HIGH SCHOOL MANUAL TkAiNiNo
BUILDING.
Theo. M. Newman carpenters s sf,S
John ' Evans, carpenter 800, 80 ~"
Morrison, Merrill & Co.. ma IN 20
terinI ....s....s .........ss..;. =. = ~ ID
Worthen Bros. mason Work'''' III Of
10 III Eyuus carpenter ..s. a.
Geo. Romney Lumber Co. Ah $3.50
Burton ,stsa, coal al & Lumber Co. ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-17

his hands would have been accept a BILE,
hut now -
She shook the feelings and thoughts
from her as bird does the water sr m
ts wings. and. with the courage and
strength and adap;abiiity If hsr nature.
addressed herself To the hard task which
! faced her in The immediate present NTH
eloquent. womanlN gesture she arr sted
The torrent of Leonard's Indignation and.
as he paused in surprised obedience she
said
That VII do Leonard, II Is not necos-
sary 10 say any more. and sure YOU
viii see. later IN. that at least there
! was no cauSa Tor yOlI indigna ion I
have done an unconventional thing I
know and ] dare say ! shall have 10 nay
fer II In Illuminating bitterness Of thought
later on. But please remember We are
all alone. This is secret between us;
IT,.
She rose up she concluded The
quiet dignity OF her speech and hearing
orough; hack Leonard In some way 70 his
Sense of duty as a gentleman. He began.
IN sheePish way. In make an apology:
4 m sure beg your pardon. Stephen"
But again she held up the warning hand.
There is no need for pardon: the fault.
! II there were any. was MINI alone. II
was i. remember. who asked YOU to come
here and who introduced and conducted
this melancholy business. I have asked
You several things. Leonard. and one
more ! VIII add-tis only one-tha: YOU
will forget
AS she moved away her dismissal OF
the subject was that of an empress to q
seif. Leonard would lave liked 10 an.
swer her: IN have given vent 10 his in
dlSnatlon that. even when me had refused
her oner. she should have the power 10
'reat him as If he was the one refused
and to make Inn feel small and ridiculous
In his own eyes. But somehow he felt
constrained To silence: her simple dignity
outcl4sSed him.
There was another factor too in mis-
forming his conclusion of silence II, had
never seen Stephen look so eell or So at
fractN He had never respected her so
much as when her pla yfulness had turned
10 sic gravity. All the hoy and girl
strife OF the years that had gone seemed
! 20 nave passed away. The girl whom he
had played with and bullied and treated
as frankly AS Though she had hecn boy
had In an instant become uoman-and
sucn woman as demanded respect and
aomirauon even from such a man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-17
CHAPTER VIII.
The Meeting.

Two opposite feelings strove for domi-
nance as Stephen found herself on the hill
top. alone. One a feeling natural enough
to any one and especially to girl. of re-
lief tina: a dreaded hour has been post
poned. the other of chagrin that she was
the first Had she been as cool-headed
as she sometimes was. the fact would
have sounded a note of warning to her.
but 1t is of the very essence of her sex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-17
CHAPTER VII.
The Resolve.

YHE months since her father $
death spread into the second
year before Stephen began to
fully realize the loneliness OF her
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04
A CALL.

a call meeting II the Crittenden
County Farmers Union, for the 2nd
Friday m June, q, Marion. Ky. 10
a. IA 10 attend to any aud all .bu.i.
ness which MAJ cone up.
lie, each Local elec, one delegate
for each twenty or majority fraction
Of twenty, aud one at large.
Let all the County officer. be pres
en-, II possible.
Let all committees be present.
Let the County Secretary have bls
bond prepared, also the board OF dir
ectors be present with their bond,
to be approved by County Union.
Let all the delegates be furnished
with credentials. Let credentials
show number OF members in good
standing REV. Rom. Joussos,
Couuty President
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04
DATES FoR ALI OTHER POINT,

On Monday June >th, RobaIds
Tuesday and Wednesday, June oh
and 10Th, Sebree Slaughter. On
Thursday June llth, jacksonville
on Friday, June l2th Providence on
Saturday and Monday, June 18th
and 18th Clay On Tuesday aud Wed.
nesday, June 18th and Eth. Union.
town on Thursday and Friday, June
18th and lgth Marion on Monday
and TUESDAY, June 22nd and 23rd
We ask the indul gence and co-opera.
tion Of all members in this work. for
We are free to say that is the largest
job We have ever undertaken, and by
some OF our friends, the Enemy.
declared impossible, but as some has
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04
ne CRITTESpEN REcoRD-PREss

The CRIrTENDEN RECORD Press
which uses the "volume and mum
ber' Of the CRITTENDES Press tn,
older OF the two papers which were
consolidated last year this week
starts a new year. Volume 30 No.
l. With malice toward none and
good will to all
What the paper has attained is
known to all and useless to enumer-
ate, good or bad, it must stand on
its record, and that as it we're is an
open book. That your county paper
has acquired the largest subscription
and has the best paying class of sub
scribers of any county weekly paper
IN the commonwealth should be a mat
ter of pride to each citizen of Crit
tenden county, and each and every
one who can read should push it
along, 1t is your paper. You
have the use of its columns free for
all churche, lodge, ch,ci,t5ls,
cemetery camp meeting, and the
sunday School work. Does any other
paper in the United States do as
nuch2 We say no.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04
Where do You Buy YOar Flour.

The Marion Milling Co., should
receive the patronage Of the people
of Marion on all its products. The
capital invested in it is home capital
and our own public spirited citizens
have built it, and are operating il,
aud they are entitled to the full
measure of success with which they
are meeting aud to the patronage Of
every one here who uses, -four meal
or ship stuff. The mill can be en-
larged until its as big as 'Pilsburgs
or Washlums' if necessary so you
need have no fear Of over.crowding
the capacity. They patronire the
farmers and buy what they have to
sell thus paying large sums of money
here all the year round, thus helping
every business enterprise In the city.
Will you gruigingly withhold your
patronage from such home enterprises
and send your money out of the
county to people who are not in terest-
ed US IN except what they can get out
OF us.-A USER or ELK PATENT.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04
Tobacco TldID0S.

SIN PER CENT DISTRIBUTION
BEGINS TO MOVE JUNE sTH.
Next Monday June Sth, the Asso.
citation will begin to hand out checks
for six per cent. of the face value of
1907 receipts made payable to holders
of same.
In order that members may know
Just the easiest way to get their checks
Secretary Thompson has furnished
me the following detailed directions
for publication in all the newspapers
published in the five counties embra.
ced in the Stemming District.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04
EYE TIME"

Is that time in every ones life
some young. some old-when the
eyes give evidence of strain. tire
or other signs of needing care.
Then see eye specialists else you
may not see anything later on.
Our reputation for selecting and
fitting correct glasses is estab-
lished. For eye troubles you'll
do well TO consult us.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04

At meeting of the School
Board last Friday evening, all the
teachers who taught In the Marion
Graded Schools last yeor were reel
ected for the ensuing year by unani-
nous vote of the Trustees. The
board also voted to extend the length
Of the school year from eight to nine
months. The school year will be de-
vided into two terms: A fall term
of four months beginning this year
on Sept, 9TH and end ending Dec.
Oath; and spring term Of five months
beginning JAN, 4th and ending May
2lst. The Trustees are certainly to
be commended for their endeavors
to keep the Marion Schools up to the
standard of the best schools in the
State. By closing the first terms
work the Chrismtas Holidaythe break
that has hitherto occurred at this
time will be avoided and this will no
doubt be a decided benefit both to
pupils and teachers
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04

conditions justify an advance in their
expenses at this time and are loath
to pay it. Many are disseminating
the use of telephones, although in
convenient to do so and we are in
formed that over one hundred phones
have been ordered out. Next week
we hope to give an authentic report
and list of patrons who discontinued
their phones.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04

well said We are on our way. aud
by the help, AID and assistance OF the
mcmber.hip, who thu, far on the way
have done their part, this will not
side trsck rs
On Thursday, June 18th, Corydon
will be paid, and 20 pay meats ofAny
Kind will be made 10 Henderson on
this date.
Cut the above out for reference.
JAMES y. BANKS, Secretary.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04
A man doesn't have to wear good
clothes if he can afford not to.

The Marion Branch of the Central
Home Telephone Company is having
trouble of its own nowadays. The
notice of an increase Of fifty per
cent. on residence rates and twenty
FIVE percent on business rates has
not met a very hearty response by
patrons who received it, but on the
contrary has found very determined
opposition. Patrons generally do
not feel that business or monetary
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04
For Rent.

| have two vacant houses on north
Walker Street aud the Loving resi-.
dence for rent. NELLIE WALKEB.
Marion, Ky.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04

If death loves only shining mark
very few men would have cause to
fear it.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04

If a man does't marry his FIRST
love he's apt to regret it-likewise
also If he does.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04

Even the man who doesn't make
nothing but mistakes is in the manu-
featuring business.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04
THURSDAY, JUNE 4 1908.

Put on your thinking cap when
any one offers you something for
nothing.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04

A real good man doesn't have to
use words to tell 1t.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04
Democratic Convention

The Democrats Of Crittenden coun.
ty will assemble in mass convention.
on Saturday, June 9th, 1908, at the
hour Of two clock, p. N, on said
day. aud appoint delegates to repre-
sent the said county in the State
Convention. The basis Of represen
tation in the State Convention, shall
be one delegate for each two hundred
votes and fraction over one hundred
votes, castin the respective counties
Tor the Democratic Electors inIlthe
Presidential Election of 1904.
Signed
c. s. NUM-, Chairman
W, II. CLARK, Sec'y.
Crittenden County Democratic
Committee
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04

It's advice when you give 1t and a
lecture when you receive it.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04

Mrs. j. NJ. Persons who has been
quite i'll and was partially paralired
has goneto spend some time with
her mother Mrs. J. q. Long at
her county home near Chapel Hill.
Her physician advises a change and
rest as well as quiet. Her friend hope
her speedy recovery.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04

You can't always Judge a man:
pay by the work he does.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-06-04
Corn Wanted.

We will pay 20 cents cash for
white shucked corn, and IS cents for
white corn (snapped) at the mill, un-
Ill further notice.
Marion Milling Company.