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La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04

La rappresentazione data domenica
scorsa dal CLUB Filodrammatico ITALIA
no di Hurley non solo piaequei ma soS,
prese il pdbblico con esecnzione perfes'
ia.
Di fatti, una migiior scelta dell argoA
mento da appresentarsi, l'aggiunta di
nuovo personale al club stesso, urA]buon
studio ed una migliore eparazi6ne,
fecero 81 che landata ind sriuscisss
quale solaments sarsRbA essfbile
fra veri prsAssjsnisB
Tuttj CO sil'altezza
III a, s!tuazione: :s.Vale6tino senza af
sfanni sig. Armando Endrizzi. che ef-
fettivamente e il migliors del club Q
che aveva la parte piu' fatieosa nella
commedia seppe tanto bene psrsonlfica-
re la parte sua da destare soventi lie risa
dell'uditorio.
A naturale contrasto Gugllelmo So
fla pravecarono lie lacrime.
Lauretta alnorosa. sigEorina Maria
Costanza, fiji pur essa insuperabile
Roberto, sig. Emanuele De Meio rappre
sento superbamente Ia parte di genero-
SO AMIGO ed il Maresciallo incognito, sig
Amedei fu efficacissimo nella sua parte
di giustiziere
L'aiutante, s'g, Endrizzi, porto la sua
parte come On vero artista, pa rimen-
re fecero tutti glialtri
MOI vediamo con vero piacere il pro-
9resso che ia il club Filodrammatico e
vorremmo che la colonia italiana desse
al medssimo il maggior appoggio possi-
bile, sia perche' i sjngoIf membri SO 10
meritano sia psrche' il club segna IN
progresso intellettuaie della colonia.
Sappiamo che alcuni connazionali di
Besssmer che crane present. ALA rap
presentazione di dtmenica 1anciarono
fidea di una approximations la. Con
oscendo quanto buoa .elemento conten-
gala coIonia italians Al Baaselner. sia.
mo sicuri che essa fara al nostro Cub
Fllodrammatico, una buona lusinghi.
era accoglienza.
II dott. E. Charbonneau, con ufficio
sopra il negozio Paul terra le seguenti
ore di uficio
dale ore 10 ale u a. M
dale Gre 2 allie p. m.
Egli 81 attende la vista dsgli italiani
al qusli prep4ra speciale trattamento
Come abbiamo in antecedenza pubblica
toll dott Charbonneau parla corretta
mente il francese.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04
ClO' CHE TUTTI vOGLIONO.

Ognuno desdera di essere in buona
salute clio e solamente possible quan-
do rognoni funzionano bene. Foley S
Kidney Remedy & la prima cosa che
convlene prendere quando 81 presentasss
lualche irregolarita'
ESQ e fatto appositaLente per siste-
mare regolsrizzare lie operazioni del
rognoni
In vendita nella Farmacia Sullivan.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04
II sergente ad una recluta /:

II sergente ad una recluta:
-Da borghese che cosa facsvate?
-Facevo dele osservazioni astrono-
niche,
Al, sta benel rna mettetevl bene in
tesla che al reggimento osservazioni
noll Sc ne fanno mall. Marche.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04
A niaIi1estrs smi...

I'm recsnte deereto proibisce allie dome
ii entrare nei trains di Mosca, a memo
che iIoro spilloni da csppeIlo abbiano
la punua protetta.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04
IL RINCARo DEL vIvERI.

o.
IL RINCARO DEL vIvERI
Senza che la qualita' del viveri sia
miglIorata, prezzi di essi aumenta a
dismisura. Clio pero non q del Foley's
Honey, una dele medicine piu' consig
liabili per la tosss ed mali di COLA,
come provaec le numerose testimonian-
ze in merito.
Per assicurarsi della genuita' dell'ar-
ticolo osservate che siauo inpaccati in
involucro gallo.
In vendita nelIa Farnacia Sullivan.
Lac, &N W. Ry o stata recente
ments condannata pagare la bella
somma di 100000 quale risargimento
di damn ALA vedova di Harriet Harrl
man, ucciso mentre lavorava psr detta
compagnis
i II Dott stebbins con ufficio sopra Ia
farmacia Sullivan ci comunica lie sue ore
d'nficio:
dale ore 10 ale 70 am.
9 ale 4p.m.
La scuola del paese di Glidden 6 bru
ciata compIetamsnte lunedi scorso.
ldanno state di cir"a vent mils do
lIari, mentre Tassicurazione 10 copriva
per soil dodici mia.
~
Sono state fatte al consiglio eonuna-
le parecchie lagnanze per- yacchs la
sciate inyadsre orti e giardini.
E quindi bene che rispettivi pro
prietari di vaccine facciano attenzione
onde evitare tall inconvenisnti che
dano lie opportune istruzioni al ragaz-
ri incaricati dl portarls in pastura; 9
clio onde evitare a Sc stessi possibili sec
caturee consequence.
4*4
Coloro che avessero interesse a lezioni
di mandolino di ghitarra potranno in
dirizzarsi a
S. W. Fredrickson
Phone PA j. Ironwood Mich.
II signor Raesser ha test6 ricevuto
un complete assortimento di vestiti ger
bambini per la prima comunione, di gu
ALTA buonissima che vende per $500.
E assai probable che 81 stia forman-
do in questi giorni una nuova combine
ZlOu0 I'll Uduud Ia queStO AoNSOS AOASDUV
quegli element sbandati, ma pure otti-
mi, formandone COST una buona . nu
msrosa.
Che clio 81 rsalizzi @ pure nostro de-
sderio, come tutti in paess. s'a per il
piacere.di yedere ancora una buona
banda, come ST era usi ad .avers in.
Hurley sino pochi anni orsono, sia
per soffocare csrts piccole rivalita ed
acerbezze che con questa fusions scom-
riranno.
*x*
volete vol bere della birra eccellentsS
Provate la birra Yung della quale 8
agente il signor Antonio .Vezzetti.
lclienti che 81 trovano mel Michigan
che vogliono usare delta birra, favor
iscano mandare Fordine, 0 telefonare al
No. l.. l. 800.
~ nnns ro
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04
In vendita nella Faraacia sullival
PER OLTRE TRENT'ANNI.

Foley's Honey and tar q da oltre
trent ami la medicina favorita dele
madre per curareIe lie affezini di COLA.
di pc to polmonari al bambini. Es.
SO eccells sulle attire medlci1e peril fat.
to N sonelene oppo Esigete la
marca genuina che O in pacchett; grill.
In vendi taS Snella Farmacia Sullivan.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04

La pura verita Tutte 10 malattie che
sono causate da sangue impure da u
no stomaco sregolato possono essers
guarite speditamsnte radicalmente
mediants ruso del famoso rirnedio ss
tratto da erbs. il Lozogo del Dott Pie
tro. E venduto soltanto da genti local..
Per infosmazi,ui rivolgersi al seguente
indirizzo: DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons
Co. 10 25 SO. Hoyns ave; Chicago, ILL.,
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04

LIE Foley Kidney Pills contengono in
forna c6nce ntrata ingredients terapeu-
tici di ottima effetto sui funzionamento
del rognoni del fegato
lie pillore Foley Kidney sono antiset
tiche, tonicbe di pronto effetto per
quanto riguarda il riordinamento dele
vie orinarie. Guardarsi dale falsifica-
zioni.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04
L'ayiazione in Cocincina.

La sezione della Lega Nazionale Aerea
francese che ha sede a Saigon, mel cuore
della Cocin"in dispose racquisto di
un moneplano Bleriot del tipo di quello
,ch. corrYe's traversata della Manical
1destinandoSe ad iniziare indag7 8 re-
sldenti eurS ~ inisteri dell aviazione
ESQ gia arrivato sui posto per comm
clare subiio is sue esercitazioni, guidato
dal pilota iPpoiito.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04

Sabate sera. mentre era intento al
suo Iavoro ALA New Port Mine il Gonna
zionale Albino Valente. native di San
Giacomo mandamento di Asiago, pro
vincia di Vicenza, veniva travoto da
una frana di minerale. riportando la
:fEattura della spina dorsale, di un brac
6 g di una gambia.
IDtale miserevole state venne traspor-
TIA A&ll ospedae di Ironwood dove dom
spica mat&jna moriva. :
NJ &fBino Valente contava solf Geiet-
pi, era un bel gi0s'aeorto sociI -
. voluto' Gil sopravvi2 2a1a
gsaa s satrfa;. due fralefh p0ls
lZ6s ~ in Jesseville.
Martedi mattina ebbero lugo in Iron
wood, Mich. funeraIi che assunsero
una forna solenne dato il concorso di
tuttii connazionali impisgati in quella
miniera.
II nuovo fabhicato del signor john
Audi in fondo Silver St. procede ala
cremente promette di divenire uno
del migliori del paese.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04

CERCANsI AGENTI per vendere
nostri ceIebri vini Euclid in ogni citta.
Salario commissione
scrivete ALA The schuster Co Gle
veland, Q.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04

Dal Ben, chela settinana scorsa tent6
di suicidarsi con un colpo di fucile sotts
il mento, che fu trasportato all 6spe-
dale di Ashland va via via migliorando.
Man mano che gil ritornano le proba-
bilita di vita, vogliamo sperare che gil
aumentera laprrezzarusnto aer la me
desima che quindi noa sara pid preso
dal capriccio di togliersela.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04

scarpe basse per siguorina dell'uItima
moda da so 2. s5 nello store Raescer.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04

Casa due piani, con atalIa, due lot
ii, situata in buonissima POSITIONS, in
vicinauza della stazione ferrOyiaria di
Iron Belt Wis. 81 vende buones scondi-
zioni.
Rivolgersi per informazioni al nostro
ufficio.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04

volete vol fumars un ecce1Iente- si-
garo da gieci soldi per cinque9 CHA
mate il "Principino' Toscani. Per
qualche cosa di extra fumate "Tre
btothers Cigars
Patek Brothers
IronwOod Mich.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04

Volete vol bere della birra eccellentsf
Provate la birra Yung della quale 6
agente il signor Antonio vezzetti.
lclienti che 81 trovano mel Michigan
che vogliono usare delta birra, favor
iscano mandare Fordine, telefonare al
No. l.. L. 32O
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04

Circa un mese ia era qui giunto un
dottors finlandese, il signor John AL
hstrom, di aspetto dissinto, motto cru
ditto siglotta; ed era sua intenzione
di stabilirsi qui con ufflcio.
S;reco' poi invece ad Iron Belt.
Sappiamo ora che egli q state arresta-
to sotto la gravissima accuse di aver alb.
usato di una sua cliente. una ragazzina
di quin9ai ami, figlia di Mattson di
Iron Belt. g.
lntkp 1iAlhsa sanostrs lettrici nuk ci
ssEare in particolari della
nd antomeno di fare del com
menti L'arrestato.
nella prima inchiesta nella corte
municipale venne sottoposto s., 500. 90
di cauzione rinviato al giudizio della
corte distrettuale.
Fin ora egli non ha potuto trovare la
cauzione richiesta
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04

Chiamiamo l'attenziore del lettori su
ravyisO del sigaor Peter Borgo, che s
trova in seconda pagina
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04

nsignor Raesser ha teste ricevuto
un complete assortimento di vestjti ger
bambini per la prima comunione, di gu
ALTA buonissima che vende per $500.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04

II 80 . 80 corr edil 10. Luglio avra
lugo in Sheboygan la convenzlone dsi
mebri della Eagle.
Moi sfidiamo chiunque per la produ
zione del sigari II nostro Tire brothers
cigars @ tanto buono forss migliore
di diqualune altro sui mercato.
Patek Brothers
Ironwood, Mich
s*x
= Uno del piu' bravi giovanotti di Hur
ley, che da ire ami circa lavoravs pre-
$50 una compagnia ferroviaria del Me-
saba Range, Q morto sabato della setti-
mana scorsa, RiccardQ. Reid, cui gsni-
~ d5asnioA 81 .sra
ed Il funerale ebbe luogo martsdi.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04

Lac. g. N w. Ry. o stata recente
ments condannata a pagare la bella
somma di $1,000 90 quale risargimento
di danni ALA vedova di Harriet Harrl
man, ucciso mentre lavorava psr detts
compagnia.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04

La scuola del paese di Glidden bru
ciata completamsnte lunedi scorso.
Il danno state di cir"a vent mils do
lIari, mentre Tassicurazione 10 copriva
per soil dodici mila
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04

III Ii trovate gil appuntamenti, lie
lettere AMBROSE niente affatto velate da
una apparenza innocente.
-Quella signora bruna, velata = dice
una inserzione che sedeva ieri allie 3
vicino al cristallo del cafe -Centfafe,
-e' vivamente pregati III recarsi ALA
-Posta ritirare un biglietto all'inIiriz-
70 - malta, amor mio'. Oppure:
"Giovane fanciutIa, bionda, dagIf occhi
azzurri dale forms irrsprenslbli cerca
un onorata relazioae (Ehrbare 'Annah-
erung) per trascorrere il memo male pos
sibile le ore di liberia. f"
E cost via. Sono amori che 81 anno-
dano co la stessa rapidita cola mede-
sima facilita' cola quaie 81 liquidano,
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-06-04

Coloro che avessero interesse a lezioni
di mandolino di ghitarra potranno in
- S. W. Fredrickson
Phone PA j. Ironwood, Mich.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16
Illustrations by CHI. TWELvETREEs
Each InStdIlment a COMPLETE STORY

BUT something happened which boys should
know
\, Dutchys supper and to Jappys toe;
For at his home that night, It's said
As the lap undressed to go to bed,
He found stuck tight between toe and sole
Where the Cobble stones had worn hole,
4 golden coin, ten dollars bright,
SCooped BY his shoe on the street that night.
And as Dutchy cut a cake in four
Which he had bought at bakers store
The knife struck gold. ten dollars. too,
The same as the Jap found in his shoe,
But neither knew just what to say
Or how to explain his luck that day
Unless BY the. charm which Domino
Had given each; they didn't know;
Perhaps the rhyme the Prince had said
Had heaped good fortune on each head
OF all the professions YOU ever saw.
Such as rides BY boys on loads OF straw,
Or circus wagons with clowns on high,
Or soldiers on horses passing by,
Or talyho with a horn to blow,
Or Children off to a country show,
This Gypsy Prince with colors bright.
As he passed along made the prettiest sight.
The Prince on horseback led the way
Riding in style on dapple gray
Then Captain Dinkey seated high
On the Gypsy wagon came driving BY.
With tent and OUTFIT. good-sized load,
And footing a horn to clear the road.
And on the seat close b. him sat
MutieN the Princes famous cat
THEY camped that night in a roadside nook
Near towering rock and babbling brook;
With chestnut trees and shrubs, a few
Next to the road to hide the view.
They pitched their tent and unpacked their load
And Captain Dinkev soon was showed
lust where to put the quilts and cots
And foods and dishes pans, and pots.
in hall an hour the thing was done
And Captain Dinkey with his gun
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16

But something happened that very night
Which gave the Captain an awful fright.
They were both asleep when the bell went ding
Then ding! ding! ding like everything.
a fire. said Dinkey, as out he went
Cpsetting everything in the tent.
The Prince called Stop Be quiet, sirl
Stop where YOU are! Don't speak or STIR"
Then all was quiet; as still as death:
Except for Dinkey; you could hear breath.
Then family from the woods near BY
There came a sound, meowing CRY:
Just once twas heard; then Domino
Said in a whisper, Friend OF foe"
The answer came back soft and sweet
For Muffles now was ar their feet
THE Prince gave Dinkev this command:
You STAY on guard; by the lantern stand;
And neither gun nor pistol take,
lust stand eyes front and keep awake"
Twas Dinkey's knees that suffered now
But his teeth he grit and he made a VOW
All to himself that he would fight
The first thing living that came in sight.
Continued next Sundayl
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16

He Hi EIAAO vi AVN
MUFFLES looked up and down the row
And studied the bows from head to toe:
Then made his choice; twas Dinkey Dadd.
And quick as wink jumped on the lad
And rubbed his nose on Dlnkey'S check
And purred and mcowcd to make him speak
When Dinkey spoke he suffered so
That what he said came pretty slow;
But he kissed the cat, And now said he,
Bring on your w-Work and folks will see
That this here i-job, the first I've had
Is Just the lift for Dinkey Dadd.
The Prince was pleased with Dnkeys wit
And his kindly face and pluck and grit.
He dressed him up in 4 captains suit
And taught him the army hand-salutc
And gave him orders the cart to load
To start their tour by country road
From town to town, from State to State
From gay New York 10 the Golden Gate.
THE boy with books called the cat fool
As he started off on a run for school;
The newsbOy ran some chums to meet
And called his papers down the street.
But Jappy fingered and Dutchy, too,
To see II Dn5ey the work could do.
The Prince said he would Dinkey teach
And then he gave charm to each;
Then stood the two lads back to back
And made his whip give a snappy crack;
He>then gave each a candy sweet
As Mutfies Circled round their feet
Then he took their hands and said rhyme
About journey OF father time
And something, too, about clock
Which sounded to them like Dickorv Dock.
Then he spoke to each in pleasant way
And wished them well as he said Good dav."
The Washington herald., 1910-01-16

Copyright. 1910. ny Seymour Eaton.
All rights reserved.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-07-28
THE GREAT union
COUNTY FAIR
G ates Will Swing Open on Tues
day August 9Th Giving Five
Days Of Real Pleasure

For a number OF years the Of
fcers Of the Great Union County
Fair Association have been cred
tied with giving the best fair in
all the Fair Circuit not one hav-
ing even come near the failure
mark. There are many reasons
given for this wonderful success;
the personel of the company,
the richness of Union county in
lands. adopted for a diversity of
crops. for the great number Of
fine stock and poultry farms and
lastly, the location of the beau
tiful grounds at one Of the best
towns in Kentucky. on the Ohio,
just above the mouth of the
great Wabash river separating
Illinois from Indiana. All these
are good reasons why this Fair
has always proven a success.
The Association has made ar
rangements for "a special train
returning from the fair each
day as far as Princeton and with
the attractions this year so far
in advance of any previous year
their efforts to have the best
fair in the state is expected to
be crowned with success.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-07-28
THE GREAT PROVI.
DENCE FAIR
Will Open Tuesday Aug. End With
More Attractive Fea lures
Than Ever Before

On another page will he found
an ad of the Providence Fair
Association. Providence prides
her self on her good association
meets and in all of them, have
given satisfaction, and with the
profitable experience Of the past
the Association means to make
the fair this year the browning
event in the history Of the AS
ISOLATION. Their stables are al
ready full of fine horses and
their pens with fine cattle. hogs
and sheep, and besides the dis
play Of poultry and the products
of Webster, Union and adjoin-
ing counties, and the beautiful
display in the Floral Hall, the
big purses offered have caused
them to be able to promise the
most satisfactory five days rae
ing in the history of any county
fair.
Train service for the conven-
fence of Crittenden county peo-
pie has been provided that they
may go and come in a single day.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-07-28
THE OLD HURRICANE
CAMPGROUND
The Most Noted Place Of Worship
in the State to be Opened on
Thursday, Aug. Is.

On Thursday, August, 18th
the noted old Hurricane Camp.
Grounds will be opened to the
public for a period of ten days,
closing Sunday, Sept, 4th.
The workers of the meeting
are; Rev. J. J. Smith. Rev. r.
H. Higgin. Rev. R. c. Love,
with Rev. w. l.. Shell to lead
the singing.
All know of these Annual
Meetings and LOve-FeastS and
the great good accomplished by
them, many holding the Old
Camp Ground as sacred as Jeru-
salem is to the Jews. And as
the years go by the more the old
spot is loved, perhaps because
our precious old mothers and
grandmothers loved it, Any
way there is something about
the sacred old spot that draws
the Christian to it and from the
preparations being made for the
coming event, if it does not
prove the largest attended and
best enjoyed in many years,
there is nothing in signs.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-07-28
CARD OF THANKS

We desire through the Press
to thank our dear friends and
neighbors for their kindness and
assistance to us during the last
illness of our beloved daughter,
Mrs. Lena Craighead. May God
bless them always is our prayer.
Mr.. AND MRS. HOLLOMON
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Hurley,
of Carmi. Ill.,, arrived Monday
and will be the guests of his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hur-
ley. for several days.
Mrs. J. W. Johnson has re-
turned from a visit to friends at
Princeton.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-07-28
H. S. Money Mississippi

H. S. Money Mississippi
Thos. p. Gore Of Oklahoma
For the House Representatives
Champ Clark Of Missouri
W. A. Sulzer Of New York
". d. Jamison Of Iowa
T. W. Simns of Tennessee
Ollie James Of Kentucky
Gilbert A. Hitchcock of Neb.
For the States
Gov. Burke of North Dakota
Mrs. I. w. Champion and son
Charles of Ardmore, Okla, are
the guests of Mrs. T. J. Yandell.
Gov. Smith of Georgia
Gov. Conner of Alabama
For the Private Citizens Tired
of Present Parties
Ben B. Lindsey
Francis J. Henry
Tom Johnson
VIM. S. U'ren
Louis F. Post
Jos. w. Folk
How would you like to see a
call issued like the one imagined
above? Wouldn't it clear the at
Wouldn'tit?
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-07-28

Over Two Thousand Dollars
worth of goods to be given away
at Taylors & Cannan's. Tickets
given with One Dollar cash pur-
chase or paid on account.
Mrs. Lucy O'Bryon, of Madi-
sonville, is the guest of her aunt
Mrs. Frisbie.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-07-28
FOR SALE

$50 bushels Of cats 80 cents per
bushel at my farm one mile from
Repton, KY.
|. l.. BRADBURN. r. F. ID. ).
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-07-28
The FIRST CONTEST
COUNT
Was Made Saturday Afternoon
Miss Addie Maynard Winning
the $40. Gold Piece.

Record-Press Prize Contest wa.
made in the counting rooms Of
the Marion Bank on Saturday af
ternoon, July % by Messrs J. H
Orme, Jeff d. Asher, and Sena
tor P. S. Maxwell. revealing the
fact that Miss Addie Maynard
had won the Ten Dollars in Gold,
the same being presented to hei
by Senator Maxwell from the
front door of the Bank at
O'Clock in the presence of a num-
Der of people.
Never has such interest been
shown in any contest in our
knowledge, even at the close, as
this first month of ours.
Now is the time to get busy.
The grand prize belongs to no
one yet, as a girl just announcing
could win as easy as any.
The thing to do is to get your
friends to subscribe now and if
you should fail to win the grand
prize you have plenty of chances
for others.
Listen at this On Saturday
August u a second $1,000 in
Gold will be given to the lady
making the greatest increase
between the first and second
count. This you see could be
won by a lady who has never an
nounced.
Listen again, a second prize
of 5000 votes will be given on
Saturday August 9th to the
lady who makes the second
greatest increase in votes. -.--
Listen some more. To every
one who brings in or sends us
$500 in subscription money
from July 30th to August n
shall receive a beautiful Silver
N Butter Knife and Sugar Shell
(Rogers)
You see you have a chance for
mple remuneration if you but
get to work. We publish the
vote in this issue of the coupons,
as returned to us by the Judges.
Any town has just as good
chance to win the Grand Prize
as any other town.
The fight is on and the inter-
est unabating and if you don't
loose too much time you can
win.
Remember the ballot box is in
the Marion Bank and key in the
hands of Cashier T. J. Yandell.
Bring your votes and drop in the
box. The Editor of the Record
Press has never seen inside of
this box. nor had his hand on a
ballot except those sent him by
mail to deposit. The contest
aside from handling the money is
as much in your hands as his.
The premiums are all good and
worth striving to win. Send in
your dollars as fast as you get
them so the parties if new SUBJ
scribers, will benefit you with
their coupons.
Don't forget the stores named
in the page ad as every
dollar spent with them gives you
a coupon of Is votes. One wo-
man received fifty the other day
from one of these stores.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-07-28

Mrs. J. w. Johnson returned
from a several days visit at
Princeton.