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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

9sorifc @oitifibe plpubres al sb=
ifernc. Sra &riltiania tclegrafere-
bcs / Gorsoags, at BET llorltc 3o|t=
oun1plfib rSaafon VII" belp lta11o-
let al CT, tpif llnoerponosboao, bp1s
Gbef belnegtiee0e fig Den on1boro=
Darc1,oe &plt. Sen norife Gegjer111g
bar }e1,ot Ipiflallo en- ifarp Nrotelt
mos oenne ulobiige Sren1ferb meo
s5orlanee1oe ON &oltlagernes Sill
bagclenoelle. r&aofolt VII" tar
paa gfejle fra Bergen til Gnglallo.
@o5tltprellen bar n1oOtaget Nfeo=
Delel1e ON, at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
@bef bapbe, beororet ollie SrDflager
a0resiereoe til ENGLAND, Sranfrig
% sStalien faltet / Sger, mems alle
Brepe og Hergeforienoelier blep
tagne nlnhpro paa ll110erpanosbaa=
Ben.
Blanot Noltidger11e befanOt Jig
1Dp 8oltiaffe fra Donmarf.
v8oltrgperiet" ion1 8laoene fol
Dcr set, bor paft en- 5torn af Scr
bitrclle. rslftellpolten" ifriDer::
u9}pbeoen bill bGffe Sarn1e pg
sSorbitrcllc bIa,lbt Nor01ne11o fra
gsorofops til 2il16es11Gs Gen 9fo=
be, ioln. ao1tfiifationerr at Soften
bill boloe gl1gla110, er upaientlig
fnn1me1llignet meo Sen Sfaoe, ben
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

g.: uSDor fltrroe Oh iao burtiat
foa DIT itioalne nr tibaee2"
s.: y9el, itoffelg sssoiof til gpp
Git meo 0et til en- 8arltela ionl
ifrafs eienfieaote oct iorlr mil.
pun: y6pre,ro gu eifteoe 9ia
meo mig, lopeoe 9l1 at gu Tor
min 5fplo biloe bsre op uleo nt %
ee.
Son: .ssSa, NH, fpoe gise, ii.
rpger leg Inn for min eee1l sfDlo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27


|ba11lfe @eIa11ot, @reb Moltfe / 8er=
lin.
8urhu1n 1naatxtfrn1.
9aaif Eoitmeiter nbn9hnt. S
5plge cit Weo0elelle fra 8itbee,
8is., er bor 2n11bsntol1o IS. 81.
Ha1tlie, 6erltebS bleber l,bnepnt til
&oltnleiter / 8pen. S tibligere 9age
boebe Scr. &anl1e11 i 2ncf, @is.
Yoit n1eb 2nftifib om ct Nar. S S
5plge ct Telegram fra De1tper, 60
lora0o, bar 0crberelloe Holtinlpef=
tp Daniels 11btolt, at soften i1lbel1
ct glar CT gaaet bill hIibe bcfprbret
lneb 2uftTibe mellen 9eeip Dorf oe
|5an Sroncisco.
9rebt 8jerscne. Sra Gacon1a,
8oib, nle06cltes / 2erbags, at 6.
S. SrOmab fra Bottom iont / ct
5ellfob al Il1rilter fra glte11 biloe
beltige 8iergtinoen Gibraltar paa
Mount Tacoma (Roi1lier)> tobte
6obfaitet pg fol6t 11eo / Ell bpb
&lpft, bborbeb ban brebtes pao
5teoet.
Stefaniun ng baus to 9eSiagere
menes umfom1nen. Sra Some, @Io=
ifo, telegraferebeS i Girs6ogs, at sc
Gor. 5taters &pltbagtifib u8eor"
iom fprte Soften til Hoirt 8orrntu,
Ser er oct melt 11orblige 8unft / 81
laifa, er / Man6ags 9lftes benbt til
bage BERTH n1eb 6e1t Mcb6elelie, at
intet 5por of Sp0agerel1 @ilbjol=
mar Stefonion ng bons to 2ebla=
gere er blebet funbet. Wan nntuQer
oerfor 11lt at Sc ollie tire er onfom=
men.
Gn ganbsmanb brGbt bcb ct IL
lDffestilfelbs. Sro gilbert Sea,
Winl1, n1eobeltes i 5pl1ougs, at
eSobn 2arlel1, ipnl bprte bjentnte Ser
/ 8Den, bleb flu11t nnoer el1 sSern=
bolleDog1L mems bon bar i SerD
lne0 at repnrere oc11ne, i0et en- &an=
germaifine itp6te til @ogne1l, ban
arbejoebe 1tnoer San efterlober ell
9uItrlt pg to 1r1ao 8prlt.
brigham Dunngs iibite !6nitrm
bsb. Sra 5alt 2ofe Gitp n1eooeltes
Ii 5enoogs, at @li5a 8urgeis
Oollng,, oe11 lib1te al 8rigbom
Opungs 9l11trner, Dp6e Ser i SIRE
bags Mftes. SUIT nar febt / gnglonb
og bar boet l1tub fi6en 1S48. Sun
bar 81 Mar beo fin 500. Da Brig
bam Doung, Morn1orprofete1L 6p=
oe / 1877, efterlob ban en- 2ibrente
for bber al fine 19 &ultruer, Ser
oberlebeoe bont. Sons so ber6jot=
tes til ST 100000 cfter syrabrag al
Sor0ringer og blep i1forporeret til
ct Grultfompagni, Ser 11bfprte ae-
Itamentets 8elten1n1elier.
&noiebelt abtaler fig pm sglra=
I'll" e"=Mffereu. Sra Spiter 8op, g.
g., n,eooeltes / 2groags, al. 9berit
Sbcuoore &oolebelt bar ltbltebt en-
grflpring angaae11be 5e11fl1ingen
at oer brittle 9onper uMrabie"
meo Iabet af anerifalife 2ib. Gi=.
0en for Sr0, 1ag6e ban ct for len-
ge fioer forbi for Sen omerifonife
gsation Oct bar 11tel1felig for on1e-
rifanife 8orgere, loln gjoroe 5or=
bring paa at babe taget 8oibi1g-
tons og 2incolns Erooitioner i Mrp,
at 6egjeringens Repr9ierfanter life
fu11oe i1oie, at gi0e1r til Sanoling
MI bar fon1n1e1l.
sfpbbranbe Bai6inston. Sra
a .rr. Z on .:sI .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

g,pt tiff arisslaan. Sra Berlin
,ueooeltes i 2groogs, at oet npe tp-
1fe. arigslaan, benilgenoe 50 500
100000 / &rigsgjelneb bleb enlten1=
mia pebtoget al &igsoage11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

Srfanen beb @alpeitun.. Scnere
itlolpbne Gfterretl1inger fra @albe=
lton i Seros, fiben Me66elellel1 >ou1
Srfanen bleb offentliggiort / itbitc
l1ge, tpber paa at benbe6 200 Wel=
neifer ontfon1 beb 6enne &otaltrofe,
6eraf benbe0 Ia in6e11for ielbe Bn=
en-. &er1pelnlren lom nloblto6 8pl=
gernes &a1eri og ell Srforl Ser hnb-
.Oe Ell Saltigbco mcllen1 80 og 124
Weil / Ginte1t, forflorer glarloge1r
til, at life flere al 8pens 8prgerc
on1fpn1.
Jortegnelien ober oe 0p0e ng
Supreoe iroenfor Srfane1s 9i=
ltrift, filler Jig on1tre11t iaalebes:.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
]Anlat1nrt.

9sprse logger NspnopOl paa Spebe.
S 5elge ct Telegram fra 8riltian1a
i 2sroaas, bar set 1orife Stortbn1g
be1luttet ct mibIerttoigt Stotslnot1o=
pol poo SDeoe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

.beIluttet ct miolertioigt 5totslnono=
pol poo Spebe.
9anif Camper itranoet. Det ool1,
1fe Don,plfib rDonia" frq Seem
gorf, pan 8ejea fra a1rtlpall til
&ipbe11bab,1, CT forleoen Oag ltroat.
set beD 2olbp Sferrp.
g,pt tpif @risslaan. Sra Berlin
neooeltes / 2groags, at bet nDe tp=
tie arigslaan, bepilgenoe $2,5OO,=
100000 i arigsgje111eb b1eb e1lltem=
mia pebtaget al 9figsoage1l.
st NIT 6rebgforilas nnber Sp-
telling fra spiflano. S 6plge ct Se=
Iearaau fra Soroon nenl1e lee, er
ct mt 6reosforilag nnoer l1oarbel=
oelle i 8crli1, og bill foreligee for
Sffentliqbeben ON ct &or Tiger.
Mnleonir1gen til Sorloget {fal frre
Sen tplfc Migsfonilers Sr11bller ON
at relianere, bbis life Ell Sreosll'1t=
nina fanot 5teo / ben nGrn1e1te
syren1tio.
6pcits leperer glmnsnnitipn. 6ro
Gent telegrofere0es / Jreoags, at
ben e1qcllfe &egjeri1g bar. lel1ot
1peit1ilfe 6obrifer tore 8eltilli11ser
poo Mmnrl,nitioll ipecielt Gronoter'
oq S,,linoer al ipeitiiifc ltbrntagere
hor mt troplt meo at labe oe finere
Dele al Brojeftilerne.
Splflan0 lfol oglaa bope 1el1of
{beitliife Sabriforter ltore sse1t1ll7n=
aer poo sln1n1unition:
9tia S5pit / 9llberta. Sra GalearD'
Mlbertu, Gut, n1eOoeles, at :. Is.
9}ois5nritb, 8eitprer al Go11oolol1
8ocific=Banel1s 9eparten1e1t TOR
notrrlige Sjelpefiloer, er r1etop
pen6t tilbogc ira en SSnipetttonsre]=
&c aienl,e1n &repialle11 pg al1llaolrr l1lllr
gltbertos SpeDeupling til $10O,OOo,=
600 / Gerbi.
ll0bpttet CT lao 1tort, Tiger BON,
at set bill peffe alrninoelig Snrbal=
1clIe.
Gn nprif Yuitoampcr itanolet.
sSro &riltio1rio telegrafereoeS Sre=
boqs, at en- tplf l1noerbanosbaoo
ltanoleoe SEN norlfe Eoltoan1per
ussssrn1a" ilbell Sen norlfe Spgr9nle'
men el1 norIf Iorpeopbooos bet1n1e=
Iiae Gillteoefonlt pao 5eene11 tore
bpaaeDc biDcrc SS1logreb moo Sf'pe1.
,ssrmo" bor paa &ejen ira gte'p=
co1tle, G,1glorD. Ill 5tabonger, gsor=
oe. st fort 9tpffe moro for sSrOe=
rcn blep Set lto11olet at llnoerno1los=
boabe,1, lon1 offprebe flere 5fuo Tor
an 8ougen poa set. rsSSr11o"s &opz
tcjn gop Srbre til at lbi1'ee Soa=
bcnc 1,b, met i 1anne pjebl1f tom
Sen .uorife. aononbaoo, lonl blef
tiltrl,ffet al Sfuooene oorupeltpe
n,eo fulb Jort, % aoporeoe lll1Oer=
po1Dsbaabel, ON, at oen befa11ot zig
norIfe 6ornot1oe, og beorbreoe Del'
til at fjerne Jig. l1necrponOsbaooe''
trof Jig Derefter tilboge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

Danif Camper itranoet. 0et ban=
tie Domplfib rDol1ia" ira ytem
gorf, paa 8eje1l fra airfipall til
Ripbe1rbopl,, cr forleoen Dag 1tra't=
set beD 2olbp SferrD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

Ir111g Dur 1fRfu ITl1eIs QI SIDU=ss W
8reriebra11oe. Dc11 file WgllebD,
ssllfi fire DaH moro berfra, er aloe=
tles tilintetgjert @jaroer i milepis
er 1,eobranot &beg % Mbling to-
5tolt pbeIagt. Wfan bar oglaa bRret
91lgitelig for 2Dnoon, ben ltgrlt
gD / Gput1tDef uoellfor 8eHingbanl
bbor Bra11b opitoo j 8Dens l1bfon=
ter gjelltagne @alrge. 8eIingbarn
Ter opffet 1neo glife, baaret of 5tor.
men fra be bre10enbe DiItrifter.
gallo ct set oglaa in1aat 1neb. SsS11tet
Merneifelib er, iaabiot pioes, gaaet
:abf.
Gbnre Gperibpntmelier ! Smes=
,1en nf st. 2pnis. IS Jglge ct Sele-
gram fra ct. 2ol1is, Mo., / 5sn=
oags, iiges otte &erioner at pare
bruf11et, mango iabnes, Stn0reber
of 5on111erbillaer og &lubbule bleD
fejet bort og cit 1tor Gel al ct.
2pl1is Gol1ntp bleb oberlppn1n1et ion1
5plge af 5tigning al @on6et Wse-
ramec Sfoben, Der plejer at ppre Ell
lille 8ef, men MI .er cit brltle1t0e
6Iob,, paa fine .5te0er flere Wfil
breb.
M1ltnllet of Her1pner, 1oi1l bar 1l1i-
ltet 2ibet ct. 2puis COUNTY iom
6slge of 0e1t 9berinpmn1elie, Der
fl1lgte efter &egR}tor1nene I Ben ie=
mere Gi0, lteg til 20. Meramec be;
gpnote tiblig ont Morgenen at ittge
meo en Saltigbeb nf benbeo en- SOB
i Gime1.
.&e11be6 5000 500 al ct. 2oltis
& San Srancisco 8onens Spor ner
Molene, Mo., bleb :ifpllet bort. l1be=
frefteoe &bgter melber, at alle SUI
lie poa bcggc Stoer al Tlooer fro
sntot til Bocific, Ell Mfltan0 al 35
Mil, er rebet bort of &anbet S
galleD Gorf alene CT 1000 Jami=
Tier buspilbe.
@n Mosfe W3el1nclfer er flpgtet
fra 0eres &ieln geatflaDerne. On
bel Bel al bent bor facet Suslb /
&irfer, Soteller oe anore offentlige
8pgningef..
El1iinoer of Mcres Gorntlanb /
Greene pg Seriep Gpuntber pg flez
re 2anosbper er oberlDgmmet inm
Selge at at Oen1ningerne er fal0et
iammen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
@fpbbranbe / 8aIbimaton. sra

8ellingban1, 8dib., telegrafereoes !
2groags, at 2ot1bDiitrifftet oeron1-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27
HurhunnHatxtfr1tl.

9anif Eoitmeiter nbnannt. S
Jplge Ell Meo0elelie fra 8itbee,
8is., er bor 2anosntono g. 81.
3arlien oerltebs bleben l,onepnt til
@oltnleiter / 8pen. S tiblieere Gage
boeoe Scr. Ianlie1l 2nef, ISIS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

9rebt 8jersene. Sra gacomo,
&aib, ,neObeltes / 29r0ags, at g..
S. Sromab fra Bolton iont ct
Selifob al Grrilter fra glte11 biloe
beltige 8iergtin0en Gibraltar paa
Mpunt Iacon1a (Rai11ier), tabte
5oofeitet og folot 1teo / Ell 0bb
&lpft, bporbeb ban orabtes paa
5te6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-27

8oit n,eb 21ftifib om ct glar. S S
5slge ct Telegram fra 9e1tper, 60
lorabp bar 0crbGrel16e Eoltinlpef=
tp Daniels 10tolt, at Soften i11oe1,
ct Mor er gaaet bill blipe beforbret
neo 2uftifibe mellem Seem Oorf oa
San Sroncisco.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-14
LAND SALE.
In Livingston County

| will on Monday the first day Of
February 1915, at the co"rt house.
Smithland, KY, at about the hour Of
! O'Clock p. m, sell to the highest
and best bidder on a credit Of six az d
twelve months, two tracts or parcels
Of land, the first tract containing 100
acres il situated on the pirckneyviIe
aud Salem road, q miles from a ship
ping point at Plncknoyvi.le and about
$50 yards from.one Of the best churches
In the county and IN about 200 yards
Of one Of the very best pu6hc schools
in the county, daily mall, five public
roads leading to same, splendidly i'm
proved, limestone soil. The second
tract contains 10 acres, about 4 to !
being cleared ard the rest Of same be-
Ing IN woods, which so acres is situated
on the PinckneyvIlle and Salem road,
about halfway between PinckneyviIle
and the above described tract. Both
Of above tracts are sold by order Of
the Livingston Circuit Court in the
settlement Of the ]. J. Franks estate,
in the action Of c. y. Taylor, Admir-,
vs.. Mrs. Leona Franks and others.
Anyone desiring further information
,all or write Gid Taylor or G. II. Rap.
Dolee. both Of Salem. KY
The purchaser will be required to
live bond on day Of sale with approved
Iecurity, bearing interest at the rate
II six per cent, with lien reserved upon
aid property until all the purchase
money is paid.
This, January lith, 1915.
JOHN c. PARSONS,
lli3t Master Commissioner
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-14
HON. Ed YOUNG
OF jacksonville Spent Wednesday
In Princeton.

Hon. Ed Young, of Madison
vile, spent Wednesday in the
city, in the interest of his candi-
dacy for the Office of Common
wealth's Attorney of this, the
Fourth Judicial district. Mr..
Young is one Of the leading and
popular members of the Madi-
soville bar, having been engag-
ell in the practice of law for nine
years. and is also one of the pub
fishers of the jacksonville Hust-
Ter. He is a clever, high toned
gentleman, and a sniend.' nix.
er. He is a grandson of ai,'.
Young who lived i'm this Co.ni,
for many years. He has many
relatives in this county. The
only Office he ever held was that
of Representative, being a men,
Der Of the 1912 session of the
Legislature, and was chairman
of the caucus which nominated
Claud Terrell for the speaker of
the House. He says he is in the
race to the finish, and that he
will make an active canvass of
the district. While here he met
quite a number Of voters of the
county, with whom he discussed
his candidacy. Princeton Lead
er, Mr.. Young was here Thurs
day mixing with our people
and made MANY friends here.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-14
GAINESVILLE Don't Like
New Light system.

What's the matter with our
new light system? Since our
power has been supplied from
the village on the southern bord-
ers Of Kentucky, the service has
been deplorable. Nearly every
night, without warning, we find
ourselves where Moses was when
the light went out. A few days
ago every elevator in the city,
all of a sudden, started running
in the opposite direction, break
ing up several elevators and en-
dangering the lives of a number
of people. Is it possible this
new current somehow gets mix
ed up with the 'busthead, which
our Kentucky suburb depends on
for prosperity, and stumbles
and staggers under its influence?
GAINESVILLE Leaf-Chronicle.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-14

father and mother are still resi-
dents Of old Crittenden county.
Ky, and have been over fifty.
three years.
Cairo IL apr)sperous little city.
and has about 5000 inhabitants.
In the extreme southern part Of
Egypt, Ill.,, being built between
the beautiful riversof Mississippi
and Ohio, with their great con.
crete leyees Tor protection.
| don't see any correspondence
from here, and I'm sure items
from this place would interest
someone some where.
Awaiting Your early reply.
lremaln,
hartley JACOBS.
40 Ohio St., Cairo. m.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-14
Postponement.

The services at the Northern
Presbyterian church have been
postponed from the End. Sunday
until the fifth Sunday in this
on account of the heating
apparatus being out of commits
sion. On Sunday morning Jan.
3lst. at II o'clock, and at I
O'Clock in the evening there will
be preaching by the pastor Rev.
NJ. +. Morse.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-14
". N. WELDON, Crayne, Ky.

DAYS with relatives 10 ,hi, com.
muniiy.
Rev. b. +. HYDE hIlcd his re-.
gular appointment a, Rep,on sat
urday and Sunday
Mr.. Roy Thum1nd and Mis-,
Futile Num-, 10th OF this section
attended church at B'lckiord
fourth sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Payne OF
Breckenridge county are visiting
.hcr parents Mr.. and Mr.. !. Il.
Moore 90 this wir,unrl l,...
Miss Elw Bmns11 of Wheat.
crot, attended church ut E,pt1n
Saturday.
Z. J.. New.om will soon close
"
VIE "'" ''''' JON" summer. were
the guests OF their brother Hem,
Summers of this place Sunday
night.
WV '''' ..'''' '''.'" '' ..'
Nfltw,. m, attraction E.ys
A X p.,.u ....... a..
barn root ai THIS writing.
Mrs. A.. NJ. Small v,. fr,...s.,
o, Ms. W. l.. Samuel. on. .,..n.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-14

solid plank fence and pretty soon
he heard an explosion as if the
enemy was upon them, but, his
fear was turned to sadness as a
set of mule ears fell at his feet,
the poor mule had eaten the APP
pies that he had thrown over the
fence.
Anyone wanting to know the
best exercise for hogs, ask Uncle
Doc.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-14
BELMONT

several passed through hur" 600.
.'.. .' Marion Monday 90 attend
,,.. .''' N.''' ''' ''. ''r m''
',.'
Dick Kemp, of p0Il1son came
'" ... p '..'', evening ana was The
'n u. ' a., '' SUNDAY night
r,. '""''
ami III. ,''' .'I ..I "''' WEI, pleas
r,,.l w. ,'"'"'y'
Nj, '' No'o''''r
,'I ,.I.,.. .' .''' VISITING 'I''ds
''u ''''''''.'
....... q, .'"' NN'''' was the
IN, Sail, ''''.'' ''''"" ana ''m'
q, ''''.''' 'l''''' and wife OF
-, Wv, -, wv. guests "' ia b'-
a. ', '"' WV" '"u'
WIS '.'"', ''''n'''' oft Hopkins
rIa,. ', IN , sun WIN "'' sister MI,
I'"" NJ. O'nnr'l and family were
=, ,"' + "'''1 '' N'' la'.rtr MI Frank
'',l ", "' SHADY Grove Saturday
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-14
REPToN.

Health is good in this commun.
ity excepting a few bad colds.
Mrs. Nergil Summers and little
daughter, Alberta OF Morganhcld,
who have been spending a few
days with relatives returned home
Friday.
MIR, and Mrs. +. II. llillyard
returned to their school, at
Boaz Sunday after spending few
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-14
Letter From Illinois.
Cairo, Ill.,, Jan, 18th, 1915.

Cairo, H., Jan. 18th, 1915,
Mr.. S. NJ. jenkins,
Marion, Ky.
Editor Of Record.Press.
Dear Sir: We get the Record.
Press on time; | find it up.to.
date, and full Of news; always
glad TO receive same, and to look
upon its pages of news. We sure
find this very valuable news 10
Us, !, is like getting a letter from
home. When | see items from
so many places, and letters from
people | have known. and are
dear to me until this day as my
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-14
Sebree Failed To Sell
Waterworks Bonds,

For the lack ola bidder. the
Sl5,0 600 worth of waterworks
bonds advertised to be sold by
the city council at their meeting
Monday night failed to sell. 1t
was decided to hold the bids open
until their next regular meeting
which will be on the night of
February lst. - Sebree Banner.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-01-14
Story OF The Cos.

Uncle Doc Green, was a few
days ago listening to some of his
close friends talking of the pres
ent war and il caused the men,
cries of the COS to rush on his
mind and he said. Boys. as
YOU all are my friends, | will tell
YOU an actual occurance which
took place while | was in the
war, 1t happened to our new
cook. We had bought a bushel
box of dried apples pressed very
hard, and we ordered the cook
to cook some Of the apples for
dinner, and he being inexperienc-
ed in cooking dried apples put
the contents of the box in a large
kettle and began to boil the APP
pies. They began to swell and he
saw they were going to boil over,
so he got a tub, filled it, then the
bu. box, and he soon had all the
buckets, barrels and ect. availa-
BILE filled, and the apples were
still boiling over. Then fear seiz-
ed him, as II was a punishable
orense to waste anything, so he
spied a shovel, and taking it be-
gan to shovel the apples over a
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OPTICS.

Have come to stay and am pre-
pared to handle your eye troubles
at reasonable prices. You can
find me in my office on Thurs,
Fri. Sat. and court days.
Press bid. J. r. Gilchrist,
If 0ph. d.
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100000 Bridge.

Washington, Jan. II, Repre-
sentative Barley, of Kentucky,
introduced bill permitting the
Paducah and Illinois Railroad
Company to construct a four.
milIion-dollar bridge across the
Ohio River, about six miles be.
low Paducah.
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A Letter From New Mexico.
Jan. 18th, 1915.
Mr.. S. M. jenkins,

Our Dear Friend.
You will find enclosed
Loo for the Crttenden Record
Press. for 1915. AS the time
has come to renew our paper |
will try to write a few lines to
my old Crittenden friends, and
tell them how we are getting a
long a way out in New Mexico.
We are both well and doing
well. We don't feel like we are
living in Mexico this winter for
we haven't had any sandstorms.
1t has rained all fall, till the oath,
of Dec. 1t showed all day. we
now have a 5 inch snow on the
ground, but oh, how we will rub
our eyes about March to get the
sand out so we can see.
Every body that tried to do any
thing made as fine a crop as |
ever saw grow and they are get
ting good price for feed stuff.
All our neighbors left here a year
ago to hunt a good place in Tex
as but they failed to find the
fritter tree and honey tree. so
they came back to try New
Mexico again.
We will make proof on our
claim the 10Th, of January,
we will be here seven years
the l6 of FEBRUARY, is when Mr..
Newcom come and bought our
claim we didn't get moved till the
Goth OF March. Does it seem Ike
you all have been rid of US
that long? | know one thing I've
lived out here long enough to rub
a peck of sand out of my eyes.
And swept five bushels out of the
house, that does.:very well in
seven years doesn't it.
Oh | haven't been mad in a
year don't you all think | am
about sanctifed. Just come out
and stay a month with me when
the sand begin to fly in the air
then you will see how good |
am.
Well | promised to tell my
Kentucky friends how many
eggs sold in 1914, so here we
are: | sold 95.2Octs, worth, can
any one in Kentucky beat that.
If they can please write to the
Press so | can see who you are
and what your name is. | hear
some saying hard times are COM
ing but if they are we wont
know it.
Mr.. Newcom said more rain
more rest and while he was rest.
ing he would be killing Jack
rabbits for the chickens for they
made my chickens sing some
beautiful songs. | would like to
know what has become Of Mrs.
Albert Mcconnell? Sle vote
to me for some of our pictures,
| sent them to her about a month
a 80 but have not heard any
thing from her, | am afraid she's
dead or left Marion. have been
better satisfied this year than
| have ever been since We came
out here.
| would do very well now i'll
| could get to see the children
once year but | don't see any
chance to do that, for We are o
far apart. Carley is still in st. |
Louis, Mo-, Jeiiie is still in TT. !
Worth, Texas, we get a letter
from them every 2 weeks, they |
are both well and doing we'll so I.
don't grieve over them as long
as they stay well. But If they
get sick | would be going.
From your true friends,
f.. II. and Il. l.. Newcom.
OPTICS,
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We are authorized to announce
]. ELLIOTT BAKER.

]. ELLIOTT BAKER,
Of Princeton, Caldwell county, KY, as
a candidate for Commonwealth At
torney Of this The Ith judicial district,
subject to the action Of the Democratic
primary. first Saturday in Aug. l9le.
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S. M. JENKINS.
Editor and Publisher

Entered as second-class matter Feb,
ruary 9Th 1873 at the postoflice al
Marion, Kentucky, under the Act of
Congress of March 3, 1877.
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MARION MILLING 4. ~ ..
CO PHONE NO 80.

Our feed Department has Tim
othy and pea hay, Arab feed,
crushed ear corn, pure corn chops
wheat bran. shucked ear corn
and shelled corn at all times Elk
Patent flour is best.
Marion Milling Co.