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block 2.

N w "a except Il
II tt. lot 6 blk
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WE lot II blk. z
NJ of WIZ of
lots II and Is
blk. Z.
Ek lot 13 blk. s
Me- lot 8 blk. 10
NJ lot 10 blk.
10.
N 4 rds lot II
blk. II.
N 4 rds lot IS
blk. II.
Lot 10 blk. II
w. l I'd. lot 20
blk. II
Sabin's 2nd Ad-
dition
All that part of
the w. 40 rds.
except the N.
40 rds. of Govt.
lOL d sec. 4 L.
"a, R. 6 lying
southeasterly of
a line parallel
with and so #.
distant north
westerly from
the center line
of the 0. e N.
Ry.
Lot 10 block l
J. p. Madison's
Addition
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"T|z' GLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET

"TIZ" makes sore, burning, tired feet
fairly dance with delight. Away go the
aches and pains, the corns, callouses,
blisters and bunions.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-05-08
20 #. lots
} and 10 blk. 5

Except 4 foot
front 40 tt. deep
on S. line, lot l
blk. IA.
Sh lot 8 blk. IA.
NE lot 8 blk.
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Fiambeau Town
Co.'s list Addi-
ton
Flambeau Town.
Co.'s 2nd Addi-
ton.

Commencing so
#. E. of SW
corner of lot l
N. 112 it. e. to
river, thence Sc
to corner of lot
a
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-05-08

E12 Sc Sc NE
31-34-5
E1A Sc NE Sc
31-34-5.
VIZ Sc NE Sc
31-34-5.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-05-08
'Iat of Hawkins

Part of NV SW
1853. A GER
tain piece or
parcel Of land
beginning at the
SW cor. of the
NV SW Sec IA
1873 thence run
ming e 753 tt.
then N. 245 it.
then w. TAG it.
then S. 247 it.
to a point of be-
ginning, except
ing and reserv-
ing that part
used as a public
highway along
the w. and S.
lines of the
above described
lands.
All of N. E. Sc
1888 except a
certain piece or
parcel of land
beginning at a
point 232 TT. N.
of Sc corner of
said NE Sc
then running N
4 rds, then w.
s rds, then S.
4 rds, then E
8 rds to point
Of beginning, al
SO excepting
500 r. r,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16

- sic ioIl,n erit binsin in bic
IaIle, man min Der S9ianse ben
aopf SsrmuIinen nit sinem setpdltiseu
Sieb!
gIoBlid elm idorfss aommdnbc!
llnb ein einSiser 9onrerihIoa. ipis Elm
bic Rutt in Jiammsn iabsno.r 5ims
melsbIiB bri9t bas 5euer aus ben
beutibsn RGbreni Die pon ben RuFsn
i'm Oorf. iparen, itsrben. pbne 5,I
piiien, DON no Der sOo lam. limb ben
5hil bes Wurmes, Der brauben bIieb,
baben bic Wbaffinen beg 3poes unier
Dem 5euer; bic ruiFiiden SOIoatsu iiHs
Ten nm ipis bic SaImp Dor Der Genie
bss grpbsH S6uitters - Jn
ben Setsn lpiirst, mproet Der Rabs
tampf. gisle iiredsn Die grme gum
erbarmuHssisien Wpn6e. Der aarlpi
perrDfglt - Damn bds Gigual
gum SammeIn:
Der 9sfr,it, Milp 9rudner pots
tr,ten!!"
9tr 9utspertpalter iriti Dor. llnb
Der Sauptmann: I'd bante SbneH,
Ramsrab. Sd tpsroe Sie gum eiisrnsH
Rreus DDridIagsnl'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16

fen, NIB i'd babe mir ncd grct, But.
ter nrb adis anssfdafft. Das GtIo
lit jtbo6 aud bel mir tnapp gsipor.
ben, unb i'd boffe, bob bas beItsats
untsrlpegs lit. gluh boffe Id, bdb be
WGIde untsripess III. Jn. mubts
i'd meine ScHben obgsben, neil biss
ieIb.n bssinfi3irt iuerb.n ipIIten id)
babe absr bapor nihis msbr eeftbsn.
Dngssen srbitItsH mir dnbnss ssIis.
fsrf. bus id fiinf DotsH anf benz
2tibs tragsn mubis bis ih bidsr
Snss elm Hsuss oemb srbielt. MtilIs
llntsrboisn iraes id nun feds 80.
DIN. aiirsIih duBsrts Elm 9dmercb:
Sd ipulIt., id mare Gransofs nno IN
Dtutfhlanb gefangsnsr. buHu i6nnis
ih MARIN imlnfen uno bsldme genil.
asnb su eiTsH. ID CLAUDE Der CUTE
WanH bat Rsdt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16
81 frau3Oiii ariessse sefaugsH.
idaft.

aus elmer sauSs1 Rsibe Don grie,
fen in Jruntrsid triessssfangate,
bsutf4.r Solouisn lpeib man - bi.
5rsib.it Der grisii1reiber pon Gubs'
rem s3pans porousleitBi blb e
ibHen nidt idIsdtsr sebs. uIs ss ebeu
ariesseefaussnsn 81 geben pffeg:,
DAP bic ariegsstfdnssni9aft peridie'
ben tpirti, je nd6 ben Gubeun Sc.
bsnsperbdliniiIsn Der Gsfonsenen. ipe,
niger bart fir ben, Der auh ionii fsbr
einfo6 Su Ieben eslpohnt mar, aIs fir
ben, Der beforslid Itbsn tonnts, III
ielbfiperiidnbIi6. Gs i9sini aber.
bab mar1e @efunssHen 4ufenibali,
in Jrantreid aud bag griiim5.Wh.
nimum DON 4nIpriden Hi9t btfriebi.
gen, bas man FONT Islbft GtrGfIins.n
au seipdbrsn pfIest unb ouf bas
ariegsgefansns uliier allen llmitdn.
ben anipru6 babsH foIItsn. Dor uns
liegt Der Brief eiHts beuiIhsn arisss-
gsfansensn an f.in. yrnu, ssidrieber
om 21. SttObsr. mir ssben fOlsenbss
baraus ipieber:
sSh bin nun is5s WoHen IN frdns
,oiifdsr gefons.nfaaft unb mir bof.
fen aIs. baB ss bic Idnefte 3sit &c.
bausri bat. Sd boffe IN Curtin nid.
ten grisie eilpos nibsrts 81 b6rsn.
Sn :, no mir Suerit iDdrsn, mar ss
augenebmer oIs bier. bort ihliefen
mir in Better, bier auf Gtsinbobsn
nit ipenis Sirob. Defsn betommsu
mir ieins, obpObl ipir fbon piebers
bolt barum s.be!en haben. Out III
nod bsrjsnige buran, Der fpsnisftsnE
eiiien UlaHteI bat, unb es iinb gar
bieIe, bic unteripsgs brum esiomm,n
iinb. Uldn III iiberbaupt an gar
pielss ssipobut, tuds man friiber nift
fir m0sli4 belt. 9luber ims Wsripun,
befen befinben ii6 nod franSGiiIdje
StrdfliHes bier, bic elm menidxnipiir.
bistres 9afein fiibrsn, ais mir. Disf.
2eutt ihlafsn In iparmen Rdumtn III
8etteH uub bab.n 5um Gifsn Gc.
i6irre, tpslfe man uns aud poreni.
bait. Sd bsnuss Elm MaiisrsIas. ans
peI6em id eiI.n anb triHisH mub,
pdbrenb bi. meiiten anbersn iid tp.a.
gsiDorfensr gle4bofen bsbisnsn miif.
len, 6si pelfen Il. ben Raub erIt etait
fHlageH muBt.n, i'm ii1 ben Wuub
,ti6t numb 5u reiben. Jn Der Rsstl
iinb bieie 9oien INNER nod roitig.
unb ts mangelt msiitens on waiier,
I'M bieis na9 BEN gHen 5lI reinig.h
ba cine aanne WaiIer fir bunberi
Wtnnn nur 5fpeimdl am Eagt asfiiIlt
iptrbtn oarf. 4u GHeu islbft srbaltsii
mr. fit sinsn Tag Elm baIbsE grD.,
Wss1stns I'm z liAr 5bcffss, Dotmit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16
Der dlsitifdae ffnnfs

Gin .JtIbsruu.y" pon &r 0srn.
hsalbtbsilune fhrs.bi friHeHi pa.
ter In eiHsm Brief pom 5. {. W.
aus s5runireih:
Mie punbsrbar bic DreruiIa.
iion b,r Observation-Disclosures btim
beiiilfrn pesr III. bapou min id Dir
cir Bsiipisl asbsn:: Geiisrn fam BON
Ssinsr wlaisitdt Der 9tftbI, iinfsren
bropsn bIausn Juustn aus 4uIab
stS sIansenSsn Gssasfs4tt1 Sin Ssu'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16

ernb,s sod ausjubr.ne:n. Dkfer
@sfsbI 1T an ole 1ruppsn i'm Weften,
Eftm unb In ber 5eimuth ersangtH
unb fou iitntrboIb elmer Stunbt CUR
glusfiibruns sebradt lporbsn iein. 10
bab bieIts 5o4 Don pitltn MilIipHen
ashIsn iaIt sIsi6seiiis srtllns. Die
1sgsiiteruHg mar uubf4rtiblia. mir
fddmtsn uns nidt Der srelbsnthrds
men, bic mir nidt suriidbrdnasu sonn.
ttt.A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16

tags um 10 llbr Supps unb launi
80 grdmm GlsiiH. Die Gupps be-
iish aus ggnifsr NIT GalS unb pfef.
FER unb ctpns 9rpt iinp ptr glild
bat. srtpifd5t aud ttpas aurtcffeln
buruntsr. Dtn slti6sn Jrob srbaI.
ten mir gldfmiiiass I'm 8 ilbr, uHo
bamit iinb uniers Mabl5eitsn been,
bigt.So etht bos jsbm Gag cbns abs
ipehIeIung. 5n ben eriten 1agen
unItrts bisiigen Nuftnibolis babe iH
5unssr ssIitttn. SEPT fam man Ii9
isit siniatn Taosn sIniSs1 saaftn Iais
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16
9 3 m Greraitrpfah. g

llntsroffisier: .Wliiasr. jsbsn Gle
man ia MD NAL IN ben 3oOlog'i1sn
Sartsn. fOnft iisht Jbnsn Sa bas Que
Rbino5sfc5 IN rsiIumirt Gle ais uns
isratsnts Jlieb Der 5amilie.S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16

(ein ginjdbrs,Jr.ipiIIiser ipudt
aus. udhrsnb r iih in ReiH inb
@liso beftHbtt.) .3pti Stuuben nnd,s
ersr5isrsn!. ruff! ber Gerseani. man
fpudt in Der groni nidi aus - ptrs
iidnoen2 Wir finb bier niht I'M Ga,
Ion!a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16

abgefiir5tes @erfabsen
.sIrst (5lmp erfraufteu gsontoiieI.
bcIoel): sgsa, uno jest faaei Sic mir
eirmdi, mas Sbnen SHrs Gyau nod
ui&f sertoten 1atIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16

I'm utter bon a. Jatrcn in ibrer Robniins In
nit Sealibb, 8. Eie aecrbigura iiroet aul
9onnerfida. ben ~ December bon Der Wldrtd
SinireIfabris 1irfc N MI. Senftbb, g.. aiis
iiaii. ,pc nm balb neun llbr .piorasns eiu feierr
Iid5cs Rcnuien,, cudnnrt ccIebriri tprrben tuiro.
iSrennbe hino Sefnnntr ino rbrs irciie.e eicii5
e:rpeldbcn
1915 Eit frantfnotn StnftrbIifbfnfu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16

ieter srf in beHtf6er u.lb treIii6r Sprn1s
inr GeIthitsleuie 3ereirf etc. uebtrietnHafu
iperheu aui slEni4 befctat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16

eli(dbsth fampp,

etarb om waentas. ben II. December. sQp
gfls I'M reiiu ubr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16

GpteIers Qiarg 80 qptfH tirrigbt
grnub, s215: mic ntn: irerib $500 gfrner
gicior Fictrcln. 1868 Carthage apeHue. QIil'
ton. fnte 9oofcaifdsn Gnrten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16

Die tb6ften Baor.Brsifs besablt fir ns,
brnud.e tglpbeln ausr eorten GarIYf Cfrenf.
9bene WiaiH 400.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16
gerronnt - mannTid
Nerlanat.--@eibIiA.

Geutf1es mHb6sn gum sto6en rno Nm
bel Der Sansd;beit su bsiitn. Aeierenssn
bsrInrat. 9lsbrt Caslsb Gar. 2s27 wlnbtIan
Nrnb. SdtrgeIb bsSdtft bot
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16

gdb6en iiir nuseneine Sansnrbeit 4niet
eotu. 25e gbrrrH aoeIiue. pbont aecn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16

febeu einsn ausenb!id auf bisie itdh'
lernen MaTsnmSrosr uub ptritedt ii4
Don neuem.
Gin bumpfsr SalI tommt babsr.
@inp grudner 1T abs.isiTsn binter
Der WaHermiibl.. Bel Dem sroben Ras
be itebt er, bas beuie Itia lit, brunten
sludft Der WiibIba9 llnb
bss Mannes sin5ise Gorge III: pirb
man aud aieltn tSnnsus JnStm bat
bsr Mpnb ieine I.Bte srobs Mibsrs
fa6erin iibertpuHoen uNb Ielhtet in
i6einbeilig.r aldrbeit.
Di, ruiiii6e aulOnne bGIt tpobl an.
Sic Ienbet Hdtrouilen poraus. Die
tommen Biz in bic Dorfitrabe - -
- lnb allies bleibt itil.
sic ridden Dor. Bis auf d9tbunbert,
fiinfbinbert. breibunoert S6ritte, ins
mer ndber --- - Sffi3iere ipreneen
bic Reiben entldng, poraus, als treble
iie cine banss 4bnuns Di.
bsr 8opf einer groBen buntlsn S9ldns
ge berii6rt es nun ihon bas 9prf. llno
nod INNER hdlt bic siierns 1is5ipIin
benz beutidgn Solbatsu, Der I'M Sins
IisrbaIt Iisgt ben Singer rsu 4ageI -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-16

n, alIeinfiebenbe nfitipe. cute
lobin, far eiusn 9eerrE. $3.50 1orbsifo
apenne, Ode Geiin apeiiue. DIT eoofoui.
10,i1,1s'
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1914-11-19
Old Fashioned Revival At The
Cumberland Presbyterian Lhureh

1t is seldom in this day and
time of worldliness that an old
fashioned revival can be carried
on with such splendid results as
are being obtained at the Cum.
berland Presbyterian Church in
this city. There has been abou,
twenty professions up to this
time, and the pastor Rev. J. T.
Barbee is greatly encouraged.
Rev Gwynn OF Tennessee il
doing the preaching and song
evangelists Vaughan and Tallicut
are leading the singing which is
an interesting feature at each
service and Notwithstanding the
incIement weather the house has
been filled to standing room most
every evening.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1914-11-19
What The Record Press Means
To Crittenden Co. Schools

The teachers Of Ed. Div. .. of
Crittenden County wish to ex.
press our heartfull thanks to
you for the interest YOU have
taken in our work and the
courtesy you have shown us in
advertising and hoasting our
educational meetings of every
sort. The Record Press is a
power for good in the Education.
al interests Of the County, and
We feel that the teachers of that
County should be proud of the
paper and o! S. NJ. jenkins who
is awake to the best interests of
Crittenden County's childhood.
We believe that a new day has
really dawned for the schools of
the county and the Record
Press has been the first TO herald
the approach of that day. All
the Teachers of Educational Di.
vision No. 2.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1914-11-19
REPTON

Literary and Debating society at
Oakland every Tuesday night. Every
body come and assist
Mrs. I'd Perry went to Marion last
Friday To consult DIR Cook about her
youngest sons III health.
There will he an entertainment by
the pupils and patrons at Oakland.
Thanksgiving. Everybody Is invited
to come and bring well filled baskets.
and let's give thanks unto God, and
enjoy ourselves.
Field Day at Post Oak was enjoyed
by all who attended. Much interest
and enthusiasm was manifested by
pupils representing all the schools in
this educational division.
Lawrence Lucas and Miss Monte
Stanley attended prayer meeting at
at Repton Wednesday night,
Bro. Gus Farley conducted prayer
services at Repton Wednesday night
We are sorry to learn that A. A.
Fritts' mother IL no better. CHICKEN
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1914-11-19

over the many difficulties the
commerce Of this country has
met with. As a matter of fact
the party in power always suf-
fers from untoward happenings,
even here in Crittenden county
we were told and told as matter
of fact by men who to all appear
ances were quite sane and reas.
onabe, that the drouth was caus
ed by the election OF President
Wilson. It is as difficult TO sat
isfy many of US as it is to pre-
dict the findings of a Petit Jury
in a case at law.
So far as the next republican
presidential election and its can.
dldates are concerned, the Re.
CoRD.PRESS has no possible in
terest, We would consider il ques
tionable taste to interfere in their
household affairs. We are, and
will be quite busy in our own
kitchen. arranging to serve the
Wilson menu in 1916.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1914-11-19
SPECIAL MEETING
WOOdmen to Get Ready For The
Dawson Springs Trip.

There will be a special meet
ing Of Rosewood Camp, No. -,
W. o. W., Thursday night Nov.
18th. Several candidates will be
initiated, and final arrangements
will be made for the trip to
Dawson on Saturday, Nov. Dist.
to attend the Big Class Initiation
and Rally. Every Woodman
should attend the meeting Thurs.
day night, and get in line for
the Dawson trip. Special rates
will be had on the railroad.
En- MCFEE, Con. Com.
S, II. RAMAGE, Clerk.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1914-11-19
Fred Lemons St able Burns.

The stable Of Fred Lemon. the
Maple street merchant, was de.
stroyed by fire about 1880 We'd.
nesday night. The origin Of the
fire cannot be- accounted for. A
spark from a passing train may
have set the hay on fire, as a
train passed shortly before the
alarm was given. Several tons
of hay, chops and fertilizer sto.
red in the building were destroy
ed and also a LOT of work har.
ness, Mr. Lemon estimates his
loss at $500. He had no insur.
ance Providence Enterurize.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1914-11-19
Look! Listen! Come!

The Declamatory Contest Of
Division 3 will be held at Bellies
Mines church, Friday night, Nov.
9th, 1914.
Only one pupil from each
school may enter the contest and
he may be from any grade in the
Grammar School.
We hope that each school will
be well represented.
f. E. PHILLIPS, Pres.
EDITH DAVIS, Sec.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1914-11-19

The RECORD PRESS is asked
the reason for the apparent jub-
iiation Of the democratic officials
representing Kentucky at the
national capital based upon the
elections of November third.
The inquirer adds: The de-
mocratic party prior to this cleo
ton had a positive majority in
the House of al, the November
voting shows a decrease of l25,
leaving a scant II or 10, hardly
a decent working limit. The Sen.
ate is still democratic by about
the same majority as before the
election. The election of Pen
rose to the Senate from Pennsyl.
vania and Uncle Joe Cannon to
the House from Illinois by quite
tremendous majorities suggests
to Sen Ollie James that they are
the logical candidates fer Presi-
dent and Vice President on the
republican ticket for the next
presidential election. The Cour.
Ter Journal seconds the idea and
publishes the ticket under the
log cabin insignia of the republi.
can party. What is the Joke?
To the man up a tree the demo-
cratic party received one of the
biggest thrashings it has had for
many years. In looking over the
election results one cannot see
much ground for democratic en-.
thusiasm. "
Replying to the above the Re.
.CoRD-PRESS would suggest to
the Inquirer that he compare the
off year election results as affect
ing the party in power with that
OF the opposition. 1t is a matter
of record that either party res
ponsible for a change in the nat.
ional tariff, good or bad as it at.
fects the country will suffer a
loss of prestige, hence a number
of votes, this fact is motor.
ious and is shown in the records
Of all off years so called. Again
the country that is the voters be.
came FESTIVE, possibly indignant
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1914-11-19
Indicted For Murder.

}. Gillian Lemon a well known
citizen of the Oakland section
was indicted for murder by the
Grand Jury Monday. The in.
dictment charges him with the
paternity of the illegitimate child
born to his step-daughter. Miss
Bertha Carter, now the wife of
Pres Hunt. She is the daughter
Of the late Garland Carter and
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1914-11-19
SURPRISINGLY BEAUTIFUL

Continued from first page
handsome brunette, and together
they approached the altar as the
groom and his best man Mr..
Marvin Scyster Of Smithland,
Ky, came in from the south en-.
trance and met them at the altar
the bride taking the grooms arms
as they faced the minister. The
ceremony was most impressive
and beautiful. two rings being
used, one the gift Of the groom
to the bride and the other from
the bride 10 the groom. Du-
ring the ceremony Mrs.
S. NJ. Jenkins one of the
states most talented harp
ist and one Of her most beautiful
matrons rendered Call me thine
own with a sweetness Of touch
all her own, seldom equalled and
never excelled. As the subdued
tones echoed through the edifice
many expressions of delight
were heard in the audience. At
the conclusion of the ceremony
the couple kneeled, as the d.
vine guidance and blessing was
asked and as they left the altar
Mendelsohns wedding march
peeled forth from the organ
where Miss Sarah Woods pre-
sided completing the most beau.
tiful and elaborate wedding ever
witnessed in this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boston left Immediately af-
ter the ceremony for New Or
leans, La, on a bridal trip which
will embrace several cities in the
south. They will return to Ma
rion for Thanksgiving. These
young people are known and low
ed by every one here. Both are
highly connected, The groom is
not only attentive to business
but is a general favorite in
church and social circles. The
bride who is a lovely christian
girl, a worker in her church and
Sunday school is possessed of
all the graces and talents which
are so necessary to make home
happy, and they start on lifes
most important mission with
brightest prospects and many
good wishes from hosts of friends.
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: YANDELL -GUGENHEIM CO.. MARION. Ky. !
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s.. =. y. 81 sus. IS;

They call Philadelphia the City
of Brotherly Love, but what's
brotherly love to the milk of hu-
man kindness which flows so
strongly in the veins OF the beau
teous matron that she forgives
the bumptuous hugger who con.
fesses in court that she was so
darned pretty | simply could
not resist the temptation. "
Back, back, back to Balti
more. "
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Fire On South Main Street.

Chris and Anna Smith two
respectable colored people who
lived on south Main street had
the misfortune to lose their
house by fire last Wednesday
night while they were absent
from home attending church.
They had an insurance of
$500, 90 on the house and $4,000
on the contents.
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calendar in the federal Court
here. the land is valued at
-, 600, 900, and is held by several
lumber companies. The suit also
seeks to recover $1,000, 900 for
timber taken from the land.
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lives with her husband on the
old Young place south of the
city. Lemon was arrested i'm.
mediately and placed in jail, no
bond being allowed in such
cases. 1t is not known whet-
her Mr.. Lemon will ask for a
trial at this term or not.
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Seeking to Recover
Government Lands.

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov Is. The
government suit to recover l25,.
900 acres of valuable Arkansas
timber land listed in the original
survey as lakes, was on toiay's
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The State Journal says

Hugging a pretty young mar
ried woman, whom he did not
know, on the street last night
might have cost Joseph Gran.
ruth, q years old 5O4 North
Lakewood avenue, a Jail term
had not the young woman her
self made plea for leniency at
the Eastern Police Station. -
The Baltimore Sun,
What a place in which to live.
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piles Cured La o TO DAYS

Your druggist will refund money u PAzo
olNrMhNr fails to cure airy case Of Itching
Hind bleeding OF Pro,ruding Piles In 6to i,dAys
Tue hist application gives Rase and Rest SOC.
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S. M. JENKINS.
Editor and Publisher

Entered as seconi.class matter Feb
ruary 9th 1873 at the postofhce at
Marion, Kentucky, under the Act Of
Congress Of March 3. 1877.
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We are authorized to announce
WIN. j. cox,

Of jacksonville, Hopkins county. Ky,
as candidate for Judge Of this the
4th judicial district, subject to the &C.
ton Of the Democratic primary, first
Saturday N August, 1915.
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Of Princeton. Caldwell county, KY. as
a candidate for Commemorative At
torney Of this The 9Th judicial district,
subject to the action Of the Democratic
primary, first Saturday in Aug. 1915.
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We are authorized to announce
LEE GIBSON.

of jacksonville, Hopkins county, Ky.
as candidate for Judge of this the
9TH judicial district. subject to the ac-
ton OF the Democratic primary, frs
Saturday in August, 1915.
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We are authorized to announce
JOHN W. BLUE,

Of Marion, Crittenden county, Ky, as
a candidate for Judge Of this the 9Th,
judicial district, subject to the action
Of the Democratic primary, first Sat.
urday in August, 1915.
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We are authorized TO announce
J. ELLIOTT BAKER.