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The Calumet news., 1911-12-12

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The Calumet news., 1911-12-12
MANY FAMILIES
AIDED IN NOV.
CHARITIES BUREAU HELPED TO.
TAI OF eis PEOPLE LAST
MONTH. APPEAL MADE
TO PUBLIC.

The Charities Bureau report Tor the
month of November was made pubiig
This morning. II shows that the see
iretary visited l0g families during the
month. or a total of 6ls people Al %
these we're IN more or less destitute
circumstances and required aid.
FIuy-dve families were furnished
win clothing and shoes. Considerable
fuel also was distributed among The
families in question.
Miss Hansen is making a strong ap-
peal In behalf u many widows and
others who would like 10 90 family
vashinEs TIE secretary states that
the unfortunate women are unable 10
60 out 10 wash because Of the care Oi
small children. bat that they would
ike 20 Doe furnished with family wash
.ings al their own homes. and would
make arrangements 20 get and deliver
The same.
A number OF heads OF families are
also out Uf employment and anyone
having work 10 offer would confer a
great favor on the Charities Bureau
by calling up the office. Miss Han
sen futher states that there are a
uumber Of boys in these families look
ing for work who are just out OF
school. but who are too small TO work
ia the mines as yet
The Charities Bureau is going 10
provide a number of Christmas din
.ners this year for the poor and needy
and viii shortly make an appeal for
aid along this line. il IS expected
that more than 100 families viii be
given Christmas dinners through the
aid OF the bureau.
The association is in need Of cloth
ing shoes. etc. as the shelves arc
sadly depleted just now Anyone hay-
ing old clothing. etc. which they would
like TO dispose OF. would do well 10 cali
up the bureau. or mail a postcard "a
the Office in the NJ. & N. bank build
ing.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-12

LOCAL 5REvITIES.


Harry p. Amen Of Green Bay, Wis
.iE in the city
James Virgins has gone to iron
country points on business.
Saturday wM be payday at the c.
a. II. and other local mines.
A son has boen born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Vazclkezvick. of Sixth street.
Harry WIltse left yesterday after
noon for Detroit where he may locate.
Charles Heusa is home from bust
ness visit to Duluth. Baraga and other
points.
Mrs. James Dunustan Of Dollar Bay,
spent yesterday with relatives in Red
Jacket
Miss Alice Cuddihy Of Seventh
street, has returned from a months
visit 10 Chicago.
A number Of new drinking foun-
tains have been installed in the Calu-
met high school.
Arthur Venning returned yesterday
from a visit to Ishpeming and other
iron country towns.
Miss Maggie Jacka has returned
from visit with her sister, Mrs. II.
IC. Thiele, Of Milwaukee.
Miss Mildred Carlton, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs r. S. Carlton, has re-
turned from a visit to Chicago.
The semi-monthly meeting Of the
lChristian Endeavor society Of the Cal
umet Congregational church will be
lheld on Thursday evening.
The choir OF the Norwegian church
will render a cantata next Sunday
evening. n will be under the direction
OF Miss Mildred Romsdahl.
r. :. Loeb has arrived home from q
business visit to Northern Wisconsin
and Minnesota While away he pur-
chased a farm at Hawthorne, about 81
miles south Of Superior.
A special elimination Of the mem
bers OF Keweenaw lodge, No 242, +. 4
A. NJ. will be held this evening. a
which time the Master Mason degree
will be conferred.
The semi-annual reading OF tn
water meters i'm Red Jacket is takini
Iplace this week. When completed tn
readings will be tabulatcd and bill
mailed 10 consumers.
William Mackenzie Of Raymbaul
town, sustained a broken knee cap re
The Calumet news., 1911-12-12

Jang Po. a Boston celestial has made
half a million dollars selling chop
suey.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-12
NOTED DIVINE
IS COMING HERE
Rev. c. v. DucKERT or CHRIS
TlANlA. NORWAY, WILL GIVE
SEVERAL LECTURES
IN CALUMET.

Rev. {. Y. Duckert, of Christiania.
Noruay Il noted Norwegian divine, ed
itor and lecturer who Us making ("
three months tour of this country
win arrive in Calumet saturday OF
this week. and give a lecture in the
Norwegian Lutheran church saturday
evening.
on sunday morning Rev. Mr.. Duck
ert win preach IN the same church and
on Sunday evening viii be heard In the
Norwegian NJ. Z church. He also viii
lecture next Monday evening in the
Norwegian Lutheran church. and il he
can be Induced 10 stay until Tuesday
evening viii give another lecture.
While in Calumet he viii be the
guest 81 Mr.. and Mrs Edward Ulseth
OF Eiehth street. II is the intention of
his hosts and other friends 20 show
him the sights Of the copper country
while here. so he may carry away with
him some idea Of the magnitude Of the
copper mining industry in northern
Michigan
DR.. Duckert is known throughout
Norway as a great lecturer and liter
airy man, and his eloquence in the pull
pit has spread outside the borders Of
his native land. II is believed he viii
be greeted by large Scandinavian con-
Cregations during his visit in Calu-
met. The general public is invited 10
the lectures as well as The special sun
day services. ON DIT. Duckert's arriv-
al he viii announce the subjects for
his lectures.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-12

There was a good attendance last
evening at the home Of Or w. T. =
Gregg. OF Tamarack. when the Home
Fortmghtly club met in regular ses-
sion. a feature Of the evenings pro-
gram was a paper on, organized
Charity" by Dr. C.. II. Rod, This was
followed by an interesting discussion.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-12
rRAlNmeNs ANNUAL BALL.
Fine Program Of Dance Numbers Ar
ranaed for Bic Party.

Arrangements FOR the twenty-first
annual party Of Red Jacket lodge, No.
3C7. brotherhood Of Railroad Train
men. al the Calumet Light Guard ar
mory on Friday evening Dec 2s. have
been completed and IL Is expected the
event win prove fully as successful az
those given in other years. The COM
nilttees in charge have worked long
and diligently 20 make the event
success and there Is no doubt that
their efforts will be rewarded. The
committees are as follows:
Arrangement committee-W. y.
Trudeau. J. 4. Eister, James shea. W
J. Thomas and John Goggin.
Floor comInittee-Herbert Rich, &.
J. Olanyille. Tim German, Con Sulli-
Ivan, Angus Mclean. Ia. Othote. Dan
I Ross. l.. r. Verrier. W. ]. Anderson, T.
r. Began. Dave Lanctot and c. K.
! Ferris.
Reception committee--Red Jacket
lodge. SO. 3G7. H. OF r. T.
/ Promptcr-Dennis Harrington.
4 The usual arrangements for special
trains VIII be made. and IL is expect
ed that large number Of Lake Lin j.
den. Hancock. Houghton and South
Range residents will be present.
\ Following is the attractive program
Of dance numbers arranged by the G.
q n. orchestra.
Two-stcp-All Aboard.
/ Waltz-Order 81
Two -stcp-Complete.
Waltz-Clcarancc
Two-stcp-O X.
Waltz--Reg. Pls.
step-IIigh Ball.
Waltz-O. s.
wO-stcp-Around the ~
WALTON Time
Two step-Bugs out.
Waltz-Flag.
lntermission.
wo-stcp-Midnight Special.
Waltz-Hip Sconarue.
Two-step-T. NJ.
/ Waltz-B. II. i.
Two tep-Switchmans Choice.
] Waltz-R. r. Boys.
! Two step-Cross over.
Waltz-Meet
wo-step-Limited.
] Waltz-Back out
Two -Step-Stop.
Waltz-Thumbs Up.
-Four extras.
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INDEPENDENTS STRENGTHEN
LEAD IN Y. M. C. A. LEAGUE
DEFEAT c. d n. NO. 2 TEAM IN
MATCH LAST NIGHT.
Welsins of Commercials Has Highest
Individual Average.

BY taking the last two Of their three
games with The C.. a. II. No . team oi
the Y. ~. {. A. Commercial League on
the Y. NJ {. A. alleys last evening. the
independent Bowling team strengthen
ed itS hold on FIRST place in the per
eentage column. An three games were
very interesting. Following is the
standing Of the teams and team aver
ares
The Calumet news., 1911-12-12

Lost a gold medal, with cricket de-
sign. somewhere between Ash street,
Tamarack, and Red Jacket. bears
owners name. Reward. Apply. G, care
of News office. -l2
The Calumet news., 1911-12-12
NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs

will be at the Merchants & Miners
Bank every day during banking hours
commencing Friday. December first tQr
the purpose OF collecting taxes f9r Gle
umet Township.
i6 William Lamore Treasurer.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-12
OWLS

There will be a regular meetins u'
the Laurium Nest. No. l,iIS. Tuesday
evening. Dec. =, at J.. m. Election
of officers and social session.
IL NJ w. Seifert Pres.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-12
PIANO ORGAN pARGAIN.

Piano cased octave organ. almost
new. Original price $3.50 VIII sell for
s65 on easy terms. Hermann's. Il
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-07-06

have loved her Just - much II she
had been Lily Langtry and had all
the wealth Of Hetty Green. Probably
more.
On the Fourth Of July Eli took Ines
TO the picnic and rally In the grove.
They heard the Declaration OF indie
pendence read and listened to the
singing Of patriotic songs by the quar-.
tette. the tenor Of which had the slid.
ing Adams apple In such cases made
and provided. They also heard the
congressman deliver an address on
True Patriotism" In which he de-
voted lost OF his time TO explaining
his vote on the tariff bill Then came
the picnic supper and the fireworks.
While Irez and Ell sirolled about
the grounds watching the fireworks.
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Come to
Cavnahan Brothers
And Dodge
for
tverthlnS to Wear.
Home
OF
Low
Prices.
The Crittenden County Sunday
School Convention to be Held
at Repton July IL, 1911.

AS the Repton people have in
vited us To- have our convention
al their church we feel that We
want 10 make il a day To be we'll
enjoyed by all The place will be
we'll prepared for the work.
The county for preparation will
have plenty Of water. seats and
ice.
Our program will be struck
later.
And if there are any who think
that the Repton people will be eN-
pected To furnish dinner Tor the
county we wish to diSpell that
idea now. for we are not going To
let them do this. But let every
body bring well-hlled baskets and
have a good time together.
Let all district secretaries he
present or send a delegate.
All choirs will be given a place
on the program.
f.. \. DEAN.
V. l.. STONE,
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Kentuckian l0S Years Old.

Evansville, Ind, June 30. -
Uncle Willis Hamilton of
Caseyville. KY. who has just
celebrated his 106th birthday.
probably is the Oldest man living
in Kentucky. Uptoa short time
ago he was able to walk alone to
Sturgis, KY, a distance of six
miles. He is hale and hearty
and bids fair to live several more
years.
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are made pretty that they may not
only be noticed. but commented upon
in a pleasing manner.
However. there Is one more exas-
perating trait In a backward man.
That is when the young woman knows
he wants TO propose but Is too bash
full to even stammer out half the ques-
ton and allow her. with her quick
feminine intuition. to guess the rest
OF II.
Inez Truloe was beloved by Ell
Gromlet. and had been 80 beloved for
over a year. That Is plenty long
enough for a young woman to wait
for a proposal.
II this were a regular love story we
should have begun with the beginning
We should have plodded dulcetly
through the past year. SHOULD haye
told Of Elfs start Of surprise. Of the
flush that mantled his honest cheek
and the thrill that trembled In his
heart when one day he gazed into
Inez's eyes and read there his fate.
But. really. those are personal mat
tiers. This being a true story. we do
not feel justified In wYenching from
their hiding place the innermost
thoughts and feelings Of ELI Gromlet
and spreading them here for all the
world to inspect and compare. Also.
II this were a regular love story, we
would roll up our sleeves. push our
hair back from our forehead. take q
firm grip on our cigar. and describe
. beauteous creature whose radiant
charms would make kings toss their
crowns to the floor, 'kick the throne
aside and abdicate In order to clerk
In her, fathers grocery None of that,
however Inez. was good looking. but
she knew as well as we do that she
was no Lillian Russell or Lily Lang
try. She tanned quickly and freckled
easily, and IN cold weather her nose
got red. But she hadSa good disposi-
ton, considerable common sense.
could fry chicken and make the best
egg biscuit you ever bit into Also
And furthermore. she would one day
own her share OF 900 acres Of rich
farm land. Not that these matters in
nuenced Ell In loving her. He would
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-07-06
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS.

Have you overworked your nervous
system and caused trouble with your
kidneys and bladder Have pains in
lolns. side. back and bladder Have
you flabby appearance of the face.
and under the eyes? A frequent de-
sire to pass urine? II so. Williams
Kidney Pills will cure you Druggist
Price 80 cents. Williams Mfg. Co.
Cleveland, Ohio. Sold only by J. II.
Orme. Marion Ky.
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SH ERIDAN

L. E. Yates and wife, of Ma
rion, visited M. S. Yates and
family Sunday.
The ice cream supper at G. d.
Humphreys Saturday night, was
well attended.
East Sheridan is on boom.
There will be an ice cream
supper at Mrs. A. d. Bebout's
Saturday night.
j. r. Bagwell who has been
visiting in Texas and Tennessee,
returned home Monday.
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FAIR VIEW.

Crops are looking well here
since the rain.
C. M. Waddell and wife OF
Crayne attended meeting here
Sunday and visited his brother
John Waddell.
Mrs. Nettie Childress and her
brother Twinkle Howard of the
Emmaus neighborhood were here
at church Sunday.
Ike York and Miss Zena Full
Ter attended the wedding sup
per at Leonard Riley Sunday
eve but were too late to get a
piece of cake.
Gertie Fuller who has been
with her sister Ethel Riley for
the past month has returned
home.
Bice Kirk delivered a nice
bunch of hogs last week.
Estelle Howard and Ena Teer
visited at H. G. Towards Sat-
urday night.
John Brown of Tolu attended
meeting here Sunday.
Pratt Sexton and Gillie Ham
by of Joy visited friends in this
locality Saturday and Sunday.
Harley Howard, Everett Shree-
We, Milton Childress and Clyde
Shreeves were calling near Tri-
bune the first Sunday and report
ed a nice time.
The farmers are through. set
ting tobacco in this section
ODE Kirk and wife visited their
Uncle Richard Damron of near
Salem who has been sick for
some time.
Henry Riley and wife of Cisco
Chapel neighborhood has moved
on John Conyers place to reside
this summer.
John Brown and Miss Ena
Teer attended Sunday School at
Tyner Chapel Sunday afternoon.
Twinkle Howard has been TAX
ing his brother Ben.s place at
Mr.. Teers since Ben returned
back to Fox Park, Wyom.
Mr.. Everett Teer of this place
and Miss Bertha Belt of near
Salem were married June 9th
and are living at his fathers.
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GLEN DALE

Mrs. Bryant who is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Dug Hardin,
is sick at this writing.
Mrs. Baldrice and little daugh-
ter, of Louisville, are the guests
of Mrs. J. B. White.
Rev. w. c. Pickering preached
at this place Sunday afternoon.
Levi Clark, of Marion, was in
this neighborhood last week.
Miss Addie Franks is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Jane Farmer.
Rev. Charles Ramsey was the
guest of friends in Freedom
vicinity last week.
Several from this locality went
to Marion Saturday to see the
laying of the corner stone, !"
and to meet the School Board.
Quite number of people from
this neighborhood attended SER
vices at Hurricane Sunday and
heard Rev. Hodge Murphy preach
at IL O'Clock, a. M, and Charles
Lear at 3 p, m. We would be
glad for Bro. Murphey to preach
at this place before he returns
to his work.
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Ines picked up . frecrscker. Il vas
lying near the barrel Of lemonade and
was vatsrsoaksd because Of the care
lessness Of Lem HSgins. who had
been dipping the beverage out for all
comsra Eli was puning Svay con
tenpsdly at Q cigar which had been
given him By the consrsssmsn
oh. Ell Inca said. Light this
firecsacker with your cigar.
Ell took me nrecracker and applied
his cigar TO the use. OF oourSs without
result. although Ines kept up . pretty
dispay Of alarm.
. It's wet" Eli said. difhdentfy. Hs
was about to throw Il away vhsn lnss
asked him for IL.
3 let me keep H." she said. ''n -
minds me OF something"
So she wrapped II In hsr hapdkse
chief. and later on they strolIed home
ward. Ell maintained q heavy silence
all the way. although the night, was
one that would have made o confirmed
womanhater propose TO q millinery
store dummy.
At the door Of Inez's home ELI found
speech.
What did that frecracker make
you think Of. Inex!" he asked
"Oh. I'm going TO make you guess"
she smiled. ITS q sort OF . conrn-
drum"
"Conundrum?'
Yes. Now. you must guess II
Why is that wet firecracker like your
Il don't see anything TO that Why
10 it,"
Il won't tell you. said would
make you guess. Here. Take the
firecracker with you and think II out
II you can"
Wonderingiy. ELI took the frecrack-
ler home with him. Half the remainder
OF the night he turned that nrecracker
over in his mind All the next day he
puzzled over the conundrum. The next
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evening 10 r:gi.ti ne problem from
all ans'ts & ;cck HIN a whole week
to sore l..
O-c cfc-'2. he called on Inez, and
ioemn.y .cid In u hand the trag-
ments C. Tia fire c..c..e-.
81 drled Il out D. said. Then Il
popped"
"Oh. III! / didn't mean that at ALI"
But he went right on and popped
and never from that day to this has
either of them thought about that
,conundrum again, so no doubt we
never shall know Just what was the
resemblance Ines saw between Ell
and the wet nrscra6kes.
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PILES! PILES! PILES!

Williams Indian Pile Ointment VIII
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles.
1t absorbs the tumors, allays itching
at once, acts as a poultice, gives in
slant relief. Williams Indian Pile
ointment is prepared for Piles and
itching Of the private parts. Drug
gists, mail SOC and s1.OO. Williams
Mig' Co., Props, Cleveland, o.
Sold only by j. II. Orme.
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ihdh Va cNVhiAy aPRSoh anNO
y3W" and commendable habits.
~ Industrious. saving = with
eRNM out being stingy-pleasant
OXFY in his speech and actions.
he was entirely at his ease
save when with young ladies. And
even when with them his backward
ness was more pronounced when the
young lady was one for whom he en-
tertained a high regard.
You can always tell how much Eli
Gromlet thinks Of you by how hard he
tries to get away from you" was an
axiom among the girls. III he doesn't
like you at all he can talk TO you By
the hour"
Which was a reartruth- Ell could
and did talk freely and nuently with
the young women who were simply
friends or acquaintance, but whom
ever the tender passion was awahen-
ed In his bosom be yearned to b
near rhe object Of his affection. yst
could not carry On q conversation -
save bis life.
Some women nike that IN q man.
They like to see him made dumb ~
their beauty and charm II certainly
must b gratifytng to . young woman
to know that futtsring rinsiet or .
tempting dimpls can drive speech from
The tongue Of one Of the lords of cree
ton and render him oratorically -
hopeless q wooden Indian cigar
sign. Nevertheless. even the vainsst
woman tires Of silent adulston after .
time. II women are pretty they are
willing TO be told % By silsnos ana
by gianoes In which hopeleasness and
alteration mingie. but . little silence
Of that sort goes . long way. Thsy
teal thai eyes and cheeks and hands
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-07-06
FOX SALE

Ny farm with new residence
land stock barn adjoining Marion
KY, ON Salem Road with all nay
farm tools and stock and crop.
TAis is a fine little farm 42t a.
well improved, all buildings new
1.-TWO good wells and spring.
Geo. w. Stone.
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Asthma! Asthma!
P0PHAM'S ASTHMA REMEDY.

gives instant relief and an absolute
cure in all cases of Asthma, Bronchitis
and Hay Fever. Sold by druggists
mail on receipt of price sl.00. Trial
Package by mail ~ cents.
Williams Mfg, Co., Props. Cleve-
land, Ohio. Sold only bv ]. H. Orme.
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CALDw SPRINGS.

in the last month.
There is very little tobacco set;
some farmers finished planting
corn the last week.
Mrs. Carl Dunn is spending
this week at Eddyville with rela-
tives and friends.
Dan Riley went to Kuttawa
Wednesday on business.
Jim Peek passed through here
enroute to Lyon county.
Mrs. Rose Mayes visited rela-
tives and friends in Lyon county
Tuesday.
Mrs w. X. Oliver was the
guest of her daughter, Carrie
PLANT. last week.
! Wheat threshing machines are
starting now.
Elihu Millikan. who was re-
ported as sick last week. is i'm
proving slowly.
! Aunt Polk Langsden is not
any better.
Charles Gre CORY and Ira
Mitchell. of Dycusburg. were in
this section Thursday.
John Adams Dycusburg. has
moved into the Dave Brooks
house and has put in a brand
new stock of goods which he
will sell at little above cost.
With two stores in our commu-
nifty. we should do well in the
buying of COOS. All We need
now to complete our little town.
is blacksmith's shop, plenty Of
good water. good pine t:,nber
for whiting purposes and two
good news vendors.
Dan Riley has just received a
large bill Of COW peas from
Paducah which he will SOW in
his corn before the last blowing.
He says that his hogs will fatten
on the peas and not eat the corn.
Sunday SchLol every Sunday
morning. Come and bring some
one with you.
Christ said: feed my sheep"
but most Of our preachers are
after food for themselves.
We should vote for clean god
men. men whom we know are
wise men. and boys do not curse
in public places as they used 10
do. The world is growing bet
ter.
Mrs. Ellen Williams. Of Lyon
county. visited the family of
Tom Stone Friday.
We heard a preacher say the
other day that he visited and
spent the night with one of the
members of his church. who
lived in an old log cabin with
dirt and stick chimney. He
found the man and wife 10 be
christians, but they needed en-
enlargement. We could not
keep from saying. God bless
you my Bro. we need more work
done of this kind. " Our Savior
visited the Door. Preachers.
look after the poor of your
churches. They need your help.
Mr.. Editor if those two boys
of whom you spoke, can get out
an issue Of the Record Press a
half day head of time and can
make 1t as neat and interesting
as the issue last week. you Just
let the boys run it, for they sure
ly know how to do the work.
Let rs congratulate you boys,
for the splendid work you did.
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WANTED CORN

Until further notice we wiz
give 55cts. for white corn shurk,
ed and delivered at our mill.
{ + MARION MILLING Co.
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When you feel f s3ssscr' ss4v o co,

Wnen yUu Ic6I fused, nervous s
tired, worried or respondent it is a
sure sign you need MOTIFS NERVE
RINE PILLS. They renew the nor
NAL vigor and make life worth living.
Be sure and ask for MOTIFS NERVE
RINE PILLS. Price $l.OO by drug
gists. Williams Mfg. Co., Props.
Cleveland, Ohio. Sold only by j H
Orme, Marion, Ky
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FOR SALE CHEAP Gentle
driving horses and good milk
cows. For rent, store and
dwelling house at View. Mrs.
A. H. Cardin.
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oyintaLAsDo ia6Lt Eye SiLyE
Good for Nothing but the Eyes
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-07-06
The Wet
FireCraCker
A Story of
the Fourth
By Wilbur d. Nesbit

Ii GROMLET was a y66hk
man Of sesmly appearance
and commendable habits.
Industrious. saving = with
out being stingy-pleasant
In his speech and actions.
he was entirely at his easa