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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-04

committee meetings tonight. Members
of both houses will attend the legis-
Iative reception at the governors man
sion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-04

New York Stock Market.
Wall ST., New York, Feb. 4.-STOCKS-
Movements in the stock market were uIl-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-04
Topeka, Kan, Feb. 4

Market pIIC1 pdIu TOT uTy lot Caffln
II you will favor us with your Ino,,Ir,..
advising number Of head. QUALITY. aSs
and length OF time on feed. we will make
to call on you.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-04

Topeka Fruit and Prouuce Markea
fSelhng price by Sam'l K. Lux Wbolesat.
Fruits and PRODUCED
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-04
THREE ARE One.

CONTINUED from Page One.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-04

Bank of Topeka.
Savings accounts. Open one.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-04
Topeka Grain Market

Topeka Grain Market
FURNISHED by J. y. Billiard. corner Kan.
sas ave- and Curtis st.l
wHEAT-75978c.
NEW CORN-45c.
OATS-34c.
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Butter ana Exe,

ButIer ana Eggs
FURNISHED by The Continental Crear.-.
Co.. Topeka, Kan.I
CHICAGO EGGS+24c Gu
NEW YORK EGGS-23kG245bc
CREAMERY BUTTER-ChicaRo IL
N. Y, 341zqSSc; Eigin, 34c; Topeka wboIos
sale, 35c. oe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-04

Topeka Butter, Eggs and Pou,t,-,
FURNISHED by the Topeka Packin1 = =
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Topeka Hay Marie,

Topeka Hay Markes-
FURNISHED by L. A Beck. zI2-2i1 n e.,
Topeka, Kan. Fab
PRAIRIE HAY-No. l. 1000: Ne
NEW ALFALFA-ChoIce. ,1s.oo. ~
t12.0O. W. \
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-04

At noon the house took a recess until
2 O'Clock.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-04

A bill introduced in the house to-
day by Tannahill provides that all
bank employees receiving a stipu-
lated salary shall pay into the funds
of the bank all moneys earned as
commissions or fees in real estate,
notary or agency work.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-04
PARTY HARMONY.

Continued from Page one.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-04

Cities of the second class in Kansas.
under the present laws find it almost
impossible to build bridges Senator
kinkel of Council Grove offers a bill
giving them power to levy taxes for
the construction of water spans in
case the amount and the details are
agreed upon by the city officials and
the county commissioners
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-04

Topeka. Kan Feb a
EGGS-Fresh country zoe Gu .
POULTRY--Hens, all sizes, 10c: snr,r..
over lbs, lie; broilers, 2 lbs ana p,,.ds
lac; over lbs. lie; old cocks &c. d,,o,e'
&c; geese, &c; stays, Sc. OuSAss
TURkEYS-Hen turkeys over 8 lbs. 11o.
young Toms over II lbs, 14c; old To1,s'
l2c. Aoins'
BUTTER-Packing stock, rc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-04

There will be no night sessions or
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-04
Live stock sales.

rThe following sales were made this
morning at the Stock Yards. Kansa:
telephone direct to the State Journal by
Clay, Robinson & Co., live stock com.
mission merchants, with offices at al
markets.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-04

ceipts loo head. Market steady
HOGS-Receipts 1900 head Market 5
to 1oc higher Bulk of sales. F-45u7.6
top, s7.65.
sHEEP-Receipts 1000 head. Marke
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Kansas municipalities owning GENE
teries will be given a chance to levy
taxes for their Improvement if a bill
introduced by Senator Overfield is en-
acted into law. A tax amounting to
one-fourth of mill is the provision
of the bill
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-04

Willard E. Lyon of Lincoln coun-
ty has offered q substitute for the
more radical bills abolishing the
boards of regents for educational in
situations and creating an administra-
ton board. Lyon would provide three
mem bers, appointed by the governor
for actual services. But he would
leave intact the present boards of
regents, permitting them to carry into
execution the suggestions of the adj
ministration board. In many details
the Lyon bill is similar to the sug-
gestions of President Henry J. Waters
of the state agricultural college in his.
recent discussion of the Keene bill
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-04

Dorothy Margaret Scott, daughter OF
Representative A. B. Scott, toddled to
the speakers stand this morning and
climbed onto the knee of Speaker W.
l. Brown. AS the speaker held the
child on his lap, the house members
applauded as evidence of apprecia-
ton.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-26
Saistmst sssr sBerisansf

Dit unb einsebenb iIt fGon Bic
Jrcse er6rtert iporben. Oh BITE Sbiere
dlles aus 5nitinti tbun ober pb iie
einsn setpiiTen gerItanb befstn.
SeoenfalIs ftssn fie uns mnH1mal
burh ihr gentbmfn 10 In Gtauner,
boB mir ibntn cine llebtrlegung iaum
ubfpreden t0Hnsn. soleenSe srg0bs
lidbe GeIhiffe, bic Elm heuI6tr Da.ss
bsitber ersdblt. nsSes Elm BeifpieI hGs
fiir liefern: Sn unIerem G6ifsartsn
iiono nnter anberem cine grobs 4ns
snbl ippbIknitpideIter simbeeritr6ns
der. berm pIiinbsruns itsis cine bes
fonbtre Grtube Der camille mar.
Gines Sages - bic Simbeertrntt
iolIie eerabt beeinnen - fpirb bic
Gntosduns stmati, bdb 3obtreide
ResreH bon ben Strau6ern stpfliift
iporen. unb 3ipar onfdeinsnb bon gss
iibter 6ono, benn bic tleinen, iegtls
f0rmisen, ireibsH SpiBen, ouF Drntn
bic 5ruht iist. bate Der 8etreffenSs
iUoblipeislih nift dbgtnonimen. am
ndaften M0rsen basitlbs srauriss CT.
gebRib: bon neutm iin0 bic GtrGus
der gepllinbsrt. obne bob umfrlgen
BEL ben iynmilienmiigIieoern unb
@Grinern auf bic Gpur bes 1bdters
fiibren. Selbis Rahts aufseIsllts
Wafxn nuttn nihis. GnbIih, ON
i5riibnadmfttag bes foIgenben 91ges.
tommtn sDir In ben HbItgortsn Su
elmer 3tit, no ihn fonit qisn,onb az
beireteH pflsgie. Dn bietet nd uns
benn sin ipn5rboft i5tliHss Bib bar:
mitien duf bem Wegs, Dor einem bsr
GsrdBder, bsrsn frudtbeinbsne Aeiis
iibtr ben Nles bdnetn. iist acsc, ber
srobt Sneb6une, unD bsibi. bic aus
gen Dor mobfstfnfien tnlb gtfhloitn,
eans CART nno Dorfinsis bic 6iurbeerta
a6, 10 bdb er be pbtn eriDdbuien
ipeiben Gpisen uHberiibrt IdBt. gr
bate iid) fur bas DtHert eine 3eit
aepdbIt, no sr ssine Gt6runs 90
fiirhten gidubte. - Sur 8elohnuHg
fur ben rtisennen Arblid. ben e ms
rtiiett, unb ben snttn Gel4m0d. ben
sr berpiss, bot n Domals ieinf prlgsI
bttomMeu.
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gFnsiies ~ sfsIiss

Die Stdlisner fsisrn bos pfinais.
Feit duf beIonbere Weiie. Der Arbsis
ter bts fdb5Hen GiibeHs tn i'm aanssn
Jobre Der nii1tsrnlfe unb mdbiafie
MtHfh, ben man iidt beHfen Tam.
Rur gsfingien nnb mtibnabsen iinb
5eitt, bic It auF zine ieiner icHii AZ.
HiisfameH Glesnaft nihi eniIprehenbe
WtiIs 80 feisrn iih erIaubt. Gs lpirD
an oieisn Jsiten ftdnlIin in StdIisn,
uno btipnbers In Qcrbiidlien. iot0ifal
DisI gsesiTen unb gttrunttn. Die Gcs
ten ipieIen BET bieler GelsqeHbeii i.ine
gfoIIe, unb finoiss a0pfe, bic ia iibers
al bic gsibenl4aften ihrer Mitmens
fben auBsuniibsn psriisben. baben
aud BIER elm Gsif6ft in's Wert ass
iest. iDif ss fpobl ioHit fnum ouf
Groen ipieber sriltiren niirfie: 60
eibi ndniIi6 pfingiteFen auf ab,ats
lung. Gs pirb BEN Bourmst untsr
ben Mrbeitern n1mIi6 am 8seinn bts
Jnbres eln Gontratt bon benz unisrs
ntbntr Der Qieferung porgslsgt. NOS
Hnh tr fih bsfpflihten mub, iu1fknts
lid cine beifimnte 5umme on ben
aiferanien Su 5ahIfn, fpofiir bisftr
meift stipds buntk Ghrennldnn ii1
anbeifhis rnndt, ben Gienor NIT ns
uno Der Wenge BON geftiiesI, Sos
Ioni. a6fe, Jriihten. yleis II. (. 10.
ioipie ctr n5tbigsn Weenas bon Ges
tr1nt su Dtrisben, tpie Der geiteIIsr iis
~ baben triiHfhf unb ipie lie Der bcs
fir dnsgsporfntn Summs entfpritbt.
Ditie aieferuneen follen neusrbings
in erfhredtHxr Weiie iiberbonb nsbs
men. uno iebt, mo- .. q. in Rom Bic
2ebensmittsIpreiIe su grcber S,ob.
dnsetuahitn iiRb, perfongen bic Tine
ternsbmtr pom ben unipifIenben fleinen
9euisn Summen, bie in teinsm gers
bditnib nstr 5ur @egtnleiftuns ites
ben. Gs mare fpiinihensnertb, paB
oisiss llntpeItn, b0s bod nur ben
Ruin bes drmen Mannes bebeutsn
fam, perbotsn ipiirbt. obtr Der Sta.
lisner IdEt Iid3 feline Sitien unb Des
tuchnbsiten uneern btihrdnten EHb
ipiirbe aud otne icntrottIi1n aisfes
gaHien feline 8oarf1dft, Ia ben Des
iDinn zines ganssn Sobres npItrH, TIN
Elm 9finsitfeft su feisrn, Sas feiner
Qtigung uHb ben 5rnbiticnsn ieints
Qouh<s entfpriltf.
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ainitlidle GrnG6rnHs ssn
GdIauaen.


msnn oud, ipie man n<ib, GGlans
gen Sabre biuourh pbns Rchrung les
ben fonnsu, 70 fpiro Der Heiiber zines
loolosifGen Gorisns, oeiIen Boa nssbr
Ino mebr abmassri, bod auf Misiel
iinnen miiHsn, ibre perbrounien
Rrdfie su erTeben uno ben glebiilisn
nuf tiinItlidsm Wese Qubrung 5u3u.
fiibrtn.. Gin sohsskbrtsr iGiI6rrt
zine folde setpaItfume syiiiitgung:
B<Dor man bic GdIonge aus benz
Rofig krnusnebn,sn ionn, mu6 man
Iis am Gals foHen. nm ibr bos llms
fhbeiBfn unm0gIi@ 5u MAIDEN. Nait
timer MolIoede beiDoffnst, b<trist elm
Wdrifr ben adfiis unb f&neu ipirit
e fk iiber bns 5ulammsHetroIie Mep,
Ill. GnIttHb fu6t e otn Qopf az
.rgreifsn. Gin Mud g<1s hur& btn
peipaItietn Qeib; bod itcn linb hilfas
bersits 6dnoe 5ur Gteut, o<r 8gieiin
oos S6lineenmsrfsn al beript6ren.
Dc he eiEfeb<n mub. bo6 Ne nun NIT
oem Driiden Ri2is nu5ri&ten tam.
0ffHet iie nod sinmoT ten aeluaItloen
Ra6<H sum Hib. Sm ielben aus
afnbtid ipiEb bsf eie<nS III biejem
3iped oneeftrtigis 1Eimter NIT BEN
10 Sou Iangen mokrt IN ben G4Iunb
.iHgefiibrt. elus tintm 9opf ipiro
bic Wlnhl3eit aus 5iu5lf dusgeIhIages
asH 6iikn<reiern. HEei(&ertrAit unO
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q gsrIObiitie IN 81 Gnbsls fasis
Gerirub siiis.
llnb iroB nlIsDtns 80 be Qisbs III
bod ein fsltfom Ding - itaub Ger
trnb In edit psiblihtr 1tnsDnfsquens
bier M,odsn f7dtsr nebsn 0erberi
1reutItr am glltor. 6rdnIein wseper
mar ibrt erfte Hrdntiungfsr, unb
adrborf III asrb<rts BETTER srsunb
gstporbtn.
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Der GsIbismsrS Sci Ssn Gtinsltn.
Gel bsn 6ssmen tannses, ~ 81 tsn

Die Hepsesriinbs, bie IN Ben adns
bern oss QDtfsns 5nm Gelbffmprb
fiibrsn, iinb fnft 0usfdIieBIin III Sen
fpsidIsn merbdIiniHtn III ir6en. an
China, tpo ou1 bsr Mtrmffs uniu
btn ungiaitigRsn fosiuItn Nebinquns
gen fem syoritomuisn iinoen fam,
limb Die Gslbitmoros, iiber 0ersn
3nbI bisher feline Gtntiftittn bors
Iiegsn, ouf dnbtrs Btipegsriinbs su.
riid3ufiihren. Der GtIbftmcrb
ihetnt naf ben bsfnuHf gsfporb<s
ilen sfdlfsn nnter Dem ipe:blihtn Ds.
fhIeht am bdufisfen 5u fein. Gsbr
Oft iinS es innse arouen. bic infOIs
gr bon MiBbonblunstH TN Gdnls ber
Gmtpisgermutier In ben Gob gtfries
Zen iperbsn: Die Grauen iudblen meis
iisns oos GrtrGnisn. Gin @fifnHen
cDtr Elm norbeirnnlhsnosr Glub bds
Len f6cn mnnhes jungs 2eben BON
fsintm Dnisin erI5it.
Dor einigen Sabren Bat iih tn
Der prcDinj Auongiuns ein Gefbfts
nlorb 5uaetrnstn, Der In rnnnher
0Infiht be5eiGnenb IN. Dcri eibt Cd
haisr ben Sungfrouen gemsinfhafs
ten, bic bon elmer 6eir1t nihts ipiItn
iDoItn; oie WlGbfen aeIpben flo ftis
sriit. nienldIs bsirntsn su tpolItn,
nett iis oie Deirat oIs .eIenb unb
nnbtiIig4 nnfehen. Gin WaiiaIies
nisftr GtnleinfHnfi iuur5e bon bea
Gltern stsipnngen, sintn Monn su
t'ebmtn, Dem lie nod alter Giits
ftcn Tn ibren erFtsn SdbrsH suges
fprchen iUoroen mar. Dog mat.
den berist NIT ibrsn GenofTinnsn,
trie bie 6tirnt per1inbtrt iperntn
Tonne. Sic bef6IolIsn f6IiebIih,
gsrneinfcm in bsn Soo Al aehen nnh
fiibsitn ibrsn gntihIub aud aus, ins
rim iit f6 In ben .Dra9snfroms
I.iirssen.
Die gsipsesriinoe Iiesen bsi ben
Mdnnern oagegen nur gang nugs
Tobmsiueile uuf BEN Debist ber .uns
eliidliden 2iebt@;; fie bdnaen am
bdufisfien NIT Der Gudt sniommen,
Si.rd cine bsrcif1e 9ot ibsen Rom.n
htr Rn6tpeIt erb1Iten 3u rifftn.
9ieis Sudt iit bsi Der esIebrten
aIaiIt an meiittn eniipidslt. Dnr1
htn StIbftmorb ipin Der 9dier gum
ausbrud brinsen, bab er NIT irs
een6 elmer Weuoronuna Der 8inss.
oit fsinem enesn @eiintsfreis offs eis
re RepoIution erfhein., niht siapers
Isar,oeH In. mdhrsno nes admpfes
I'm bic gabnrerftoatlinuna Tn Der
prcDins S5enuan Inn Suli borigtn
Jabrts ftiirsie iit5 gum geiIpisI Elm
@slebrter In ben Brunnen, um feis
Iltm WroisIt sosen bic neue Babn.
WcIitit 5ffeniIih Musbrud su Der<
Ieihsn. had oem g}etinatr Gtootss
itreih I'm Sabre 1893 unb irdhrenb
nts 9crerauftnnbes Dnren - 70 be-
sidtet Der Gfinfidtifne QIop6 -
GsIbftmorbe aus poIiiifGen GriinSsn
ftbr b1ufig.
als mad Dem goreoufitono bic
Rfgierung eesen bic bon ben frem.
ben MddieH sur ausIisftruns Der.
langteH gtdnten bas Tobesurteil
falIts. 5osen pisls ben GeIbftmorb Ser
Ginri4tung Dor. Gum 3ei6tn befpns
berer gnuos nsrfanbte bomols Die
aaifsrinsDiipe sfssSfi aeIbe Gei.
nsnfchuiirs fuit Atnsu fIM his A.us
xooe Gefpeibtsn nufbGnsien. Gs
flnb superldHise geri9te erbnltsn, In
iuelher Weife bic gsnmten oem iais
fsrli6eH 9efebI nn6lamen. Dona6
ilnb Die meiitsn bon ibnen NIT e:nsn
no1 suropdifder auffainng bepnn.
nsrnsperten 6sIotnmut In ben Eoo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-26

- Clint ptrntaene ;fuHf
ous benz 3untbaus su Noipitfd In
G6Ielien iinitrnobm Der GtrdfIing
5rib Ghul5. Der ipsgeH Mobsitspsrs
brtdtns tint Idnotre Gitnfs su psrs
biibsn bat, Gr mar sur s5elbarbeii
abicmon6ieri. ip0bti q pl0blih NIT
einem siInneH Gpossn ben Mufiet<r
iiber btn acpf fcbIus. bab bieftr Be-
liHnungslcs auIammenbrnd. Gr ents
rib isinem Dpfer bns pntrontns6f&s
d,tH uHb sntflcb In ben nabeu Dolo.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-10-09
Newspapers Educate.

An experienced teacher says
that pupils who have access to
newspapers at home, when com.
pared with those who do not,
are better readers. better spell.
ers. better grammarians, better
punctuators, and read more un-
derstandingly, and obtain a
practical knowledge of geogra-
ply in almost half the time it
requires others. The newspa-
per is decidedly an important
factor in modern life. This will
not be disputed by any one who
has taken the trouble to investi.
gate the matter for himself. -
Exchange.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-10-09
General Business Outlook.

The trade and Industrial stu.
alton justifies a conservative
degree of hopefulness, and from
excellent sources of information
it is apparent that there is reas.
Oh 10 expect favorable business
developments in the near future.
With the settlement of tariff
revision practically accomplished
the uncertainty connected with
this prolonged controversy re.
moves one great obstacle to trade
revival. Stocks of merchandise
are at low level and these will
need to be replenished with new
supplies. Notwiths t a n d j n g
whatever drawbacks existed
lately consumptions remarkably
large, and there is reason to ex-
pect that it will soon give un-
mistakable evidences of improve
ment. Trade prospects are
therefore propitious for business
activity, and although deteriora-
ton in the corn crop will cut
down the yield of that cereal
from what was anticipated earl
Ter in the season, the govern
mert report indicates a crop of
2,551, 900, 900 bushels. The wheat
crop of 754, 600, 900 bushels fixes
a new high record for this COM
modify so that the loss in corn
is compensated for to a consider
able extent. Increased demands
for all products are bound to
arise, and the inference is that
the country will soon enter upon
a period of expanding business
prosperity.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-10-09
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

u. S. Senator o. M. James il
expected here today to visit hi
parents, sisters and Other
friends for a day.
Mrs. P. H. Deboe. of Marion
arrived in the city Friday to Wis.
it her daughter, Mrs. Geo H.
Thomas, for several days. Pro.
violence Enterprise.
Mrs. J. r. White and little
daughter Anna Lee of Morgan.
field arrived Saturday afternoon
and remained until Tuesday
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Duvall on Walker ct.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-10-09
OAK GROVE

Ed Butler returned home from Ellis,
Ohio, Saturday, where he has been at
work for several weeks.
Misses Hilda and Mildred Lynn.
Euls Gass, Grace Turner and Opal
Davidson attended the singing at Jim
Patmore's Saturday night.
Miss Lorine James, who has spent
the summer with her grandmother,
Mrs. w. R. Lanham, returned to her
home in Henderson, Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Morrell, who is attend
ing school at Marion, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her mother in this
ueighborhood.
There is to be box supper at this
place Friday night for the benefit Of
the library. Everybody invited to
come and bring box. Boys don't
forget your Lincoln pennies.
--PUsCHRA Rosa.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-10-09
Arrested In Webster County
Married in Crittender

Roscoe Poindexter, formerly q
resident of this place. but now
living in w b S ter county,
who was delivered to County
Judge Blue here late Wednesday
afternoon. Oct. /, by the sheriff
of that county on a charge pre-.
ferred against him by Miss Car
rie Gupton. of this city. and
was released on bail, secured a
license Tuesday afternoon to
marry the young woman who
caused his arrest.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-10-09
A Visit That Will
Long be Remember ed i.

Dr. G. W. Stone and w. P.
Yandel made a trip last Thurs
day to Lyon county to visit Mrs.
Tempe Brasher, an aunt of the
former, and esteemed friend of
the latter. Mrs. Brasher is now
nearing the Goth mile stone and
is quite feeble. She makes her
home with her youngest son.
Kirk Brasher, and his wife, who
are making her declining years
as comfortable as possible. The
visitors report a feast for the
noon hour fit for a king, and the
memory of it will remain with
them for many years to come.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-10-09

Cecil Schoolcraft a son of Mrs.
G ,orgia Perkins Schoolcraft and
a nephew of Mesdames R. |.
N I'm. Fannie Scott and D.
Woods has been here several
days the guest of his relatives
and many friends. Cecil who
formerly resided here is now
connected with the Sells-Floto
circus.
Turnip greens at wholesale or
retail. Phone ga rings. special
prices by the barrel.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-10-09
A Box Supper And Lecture.

There will be a box supper at
Oak Grove, Friday night. Oct.
10th. Prof. V. L. Christian,
Supt.. of Marion Graded and
High School, will deliver a lee.
ture on some phase of education.
The public is cordially invited.
GLENN SULLENGER,
Teacher.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1913-10-09
TAX NOTICE,

Pay your tax on or before
Nov. 30th, 1918, and save 6 per
cent. penalty. which will be
added Dec. 1st, 1918. After
which date all unpaid taxes will
be Levied. mean what | say.
JOEL A. C. PICKENS,
1906 Sheriff Crittenden Co.
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The County Supt.. was in the
Press office this morning and
reports the schools in fine shape.
The attendance is larger than
was ever known before in the
history of the county, which
shows that the pupils are inter-
ested and the patrons, too.
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When you look about in a NOV
ing picture show in the evening
and wonder how in the world 80
many men fcol away time in
that fashion. you can be sure
that's just the thought that
occurs to the other men about
yen.
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First Presbyterian Church.

This church is looking forward
with interest to the meeting to
commence Sunday, Oct. 10. The
Rev. G. W. Belk, who will assist
the pastor, is an evangelist of
high reputation, and the public
will have opportunity to hear
some fine scriptural preaching
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Educational News.

Dear Editor
| have not had a chance. or at
least, | have not taken the time
to give you any school news this
year. but if you will give the
space in your paper l will do it
now.
The schools all began on the
same day, Aug. 18th. The en-
rollment is greater than l ever
saw in the county. Everybody
is going to school. The teachers
had gone out from one of as good
institutes as we ever had. filled
with enthusiasm and zeal fer the
work and they carried it with
them right into their schools. l
began making my official visits
almost as soon as the schools be-
gan and have found the teachers
doing their work according to
the course of study and with an
earnestness that appears to mean
business.
We have had two division As
sociations, with two more to
come. Those held, Forest Grove
and Baker were best attended,
the most enthusiastic meetings
of their kind that l have ever
seen. At these meetings the
children were given place on
the program and responded read
lily. This gives them a new idea
of school work. and creates an
interest that can not be had any
other way.
We are to have a school fair at
Hurricane on Friday, Oct. 18th.
We have never yet had any thing
just like this in the county and |
want to insist on the teachers to
prepare some or all of their pupils
for a part in this work. It may
be little extra work on you but
it will pay in the end. Especial
ly do l want to insist on the
patrons to assist your teacher in
trying to encourage your chill
dren to take part in this work.
1t may help some boy or girl to
a renewed interest who has be-
come discouraged with school
life and counts school a failure.
It may open a new avenue to
some child that will make life
worth the living where other
wise it would not. Besides it is
real life for the child now.
Come and bring hem with you.
You will have a chance to see
what your teacher is irving to !
10 for your child. You will en-
oy it. Yours very truly,
E. JEFFREY TRAVIS.
Superintendent.
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For Sale.

Near Caldwell Springs, a farm
of 80 acres. A room house, tobac.
co barn and stable; we'll fenced
and watered; 10 acres timber,
balance tilable.
CHAS. RALsToN,
If Fredonia. Ky.
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Don't keep shifting your foot
ing on the Ladder of Success.
You're apt to step on the fingers
of the man below you. Move
on I'D.
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Secretary Bryan has issued a
statement endorsing the new
tariff law as the best one since
the Civil war and predicts the
early passage of the currency
bill.