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AND NOT PROSECUTION AND
DEMANDS IMME-
DIATE TRIAL.
Seven Men Plead Guilty At In.
dianapOlis To Violation
Of Election Laws.

INDIANAPOLIS. July r. This
whole business is a persecution and
not a prosecution and I demand an i'm
mediate trial" said Thomas Taggart.
Democratic national committeeman
from Indiana today after 100 Of the
1877 men charged with frauds in the
1914 registration. primary and election
had been arraigned and seven had
pleaded guilty before Judge James A.
Collins IN criminal court.
Il never had anything to do with any
one OF the men who pleaded guilty to-
day declared Taggart. Il do not
know these men and IL seems funny
TO me that they should be peritted TO
go on their resemblance IL they are
50 guilty. / don't know what | have
been indicted for. although I have
made every effort to find out. want
an immediate trial because this whole
thing is a persecution and an effort to
bcsmirch my name as well as many OF
my friends"
Mayor Joseph y. Bell. who also was
among those indicted. issued a state.
ment saying The pleading guilty of
the seven men today Is an attempt 20
connect us with men with whom We
have never had any dealings in any
way whatsoever"
Pleaded Guilty.
Those who pleaded guilty are: John
w. Lee. Democratic inspector of the
Ccohtinaed on Page Eisven)
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HUERTA MAY
BE RELEASED
INDICATIONS POINT TO CON.
SPIRACY CHARGE Be
ING DROPPED.
Rumor Says He Will Agree To
Leave Border And Not
Interfere In Mexico.

WASHINGTON. July T. There
We're indications here tonight that
the case against General Huerta.
charged with conspiracy 20 violate
the neutrality Of the United States by
melting new Mexican resolution
might b. abandoned.
Huerta is due 10 appear before a
United states commissioner for a
hearing next week Although Off
cials are reticent persistent reports
are current that there will be no
prosecution. and that Huerta will
agree 90 leave the Mexican border
and take up bis residence somewhere
In the northern part Of the United
states to interfere no more in Mexi-
cen politics
II was pointed out tonight In of.
tcontinued on P-Re ElsvenJ
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were receiving Inspiration to continue
ih' war with renewed efforts tho ra.
uonal board of directors was adoriir-
resolutions urE.nE congress 10 submit
fhr proposed amendment 90 the federal
constitution to tho people of All tho
states Fo that they may drferrniDe
whether they want national probibi.
fion
Frrd u. Blue. commlesIoner az pro.
hihiNon in West virginia. told fta
convention to-day u.t his state has
been Fo Hurrrsfful in tho enforcement
~ the prohibition lar that t be- now
firmly committed f0 Ifs now poiiry
rnd not in tho sIiFhterf DANCER of
swing away f0 anti prohibition proe.
cure. Mr Blue denied that The state
D. bankrupt saying West VIRGINIA is
at healthy financially aa any other
State In che ni0r
lD charged that the uquor inter.
esfe are spending largo .eua of
money 20 create tho Impression that
The state ls bankrupt. but declared
Coouunusd on Pags rwsivsi
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REPLY TO GERMAN QUERY
NOW UP TO PRESIDENT
WANT FOUR YEAR TERMS

Special Dispatch TO the IntefIigenc4
COLUMBUS. o.. July County Of.
ficials in session here today decided
10 initiate an amendment TO the state
constitution providing for four year
terms for the twelve officials In each
county. and that no election be held
IN 1916. This would extend the terms
OF present officials 20 four years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-08

between O'Fallen and ST. Peters. vas
demolished
retwcen Gilmore and Wentrvilla
the tornado struck Wabash passenger
train No g. bound from ST. Louis 10
Kansas City. and hurled four cars on
the track. The Eve passenger coaches
lclf on tho track were coupled to the
engine and the train proceeded From
Montgomery city the crew wired
General Managor Cotter that no one
was hurt seriously
ST Louis. July s-Eoports that
st. Peters. NO. BOO miles north OF
here. was razcd by "a tornado today.
and that several score of persons
we're Killed reached here tonight,
but vrrilrafior was Impossible 90
O'Clock. ss every telephone and toie.
Erspb wire into the town vas down
TEBHE I,rTE. Ind. July 7-rav.
rrncsvuIs. uI rU miles south of Terre
Haufr. was visited by terrific wind.
storm lafo TODAY Two persons are
reported fo have been KILLED and more
than sn h0uacs were damaged n is
sst.mated Tho damago will exceed half
million dollars
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NO WORD FROM
MEXICO CITY
NEWS OF CARRANZA EFFORT
TO TAKE CITY ANXIOUS
LY AWAITED
Apprehension For Safety of For.
eigners Relieved by News
From Vera Cruze.

WASHINGTON. July -
Dispatches from Mexico City
received by the state depart
ment tonight dated July 4 and
transmitted by courier to Vera
Cruz, announced that food riots
In the capital had been checked
and a general Improvement in
conditions had occurred. Short
age Of food was stlll serious.
however. and the dispatches
said a feeling OF unrest likely
TO lead TO chaos prevailed.
No mention was made OF the
military situation. At the time
the courier left. General Rablo
Gonzalez. commanding the at
tacking Carranza army. was
waiting FOR reinforcements
Messages from Vera Cruz since
then have stated that the as
sault upon Zspata garrison was
renewed Monday. July ..
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TAGGART CLAIMS CASE
Is ONE PERSECUTION
SUPREME COURT GRANTS
TWO WRITS OF ERROR.

Special Dispatch TO she Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. July e.
Judge Robinson sitting In vacation,
allowed petition for writ of error and
supersedeas from Clay circuit OF y
w. Crane against Standard Lumber
and Manufacturing Co. Judge Pofien.
berger allowed petition of George v.
Luzadder against l.. Heath. from
Preston circuit.
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that steamers leaving New YORK
July viii b. destroyed IN mid ocean
by an explosion"
Warning In Letter
Holt's warning was contained In a
letter he sent 90 his wife at Dallas.
Texas. and which was forwarded to
the state department at Washington
by her attorney. J. r. Cockrell. Radio
messages were Immediately sent to
the commanders OF the two vessels by
thes navy department and officials OF
the lines here were notified II was
believed that Holt had written the
warning Just prior TO his attack on
Mr.. Morgan last Saturday.
The belief that Holt was Erich
Muenter. fugitive Harvard instructor
and alleged wife murderer. was
strengthened here today by identifca-
tion OF the dead man as Muenter by
three men who knew the latter. These
men went TO the morgue at MineOla ac-
cOmpanied by detectives from this city
who spent a busy day delving into
Holt's past in an effort to trace his
(continusd ON Page EisvenD
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START WORK ON NEW
w. v. u. BUILDINGS,

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
MORGANTOWN. w. Va, July Il
Ground was broken here today for the
addition TO Mechanical Hall and the
new Medical building. both Of which
structures were authorized some time
ago by the state Legislature Con.
tractor Shrake. of New MatamOras.
Ohio. is in charge OF the work. The
buildings will be completed early next
February at a total cost Of about
100000.
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TO BE ACTING
PRES'T OF WESLEYAN,

Special Dispatch to the intcIlirencer.
CLARKSBURG. W. Va. July T.
Announcement was made here today
By the trustees. that Thomas W
Haught, OF Buckhannon. would be act.
ing president of West Virginia Wes
leyan college At Buckhannon until the
board OF trustees elects successor
10 the Rev. Carl g. Doney. who re.
Gently resigned. Mr.. Haught has
been a teacher in the college for
years
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on the Invaders. These dispatches
state that thousands of wounded are
continually arriving In Lemberg
Przemysl and Jaroslau
To Reeapture 81. mihiei.
The much heralded German on
slaught IN the west thus far has been
confined to the Woevre region. where
the army of the German crown prince
IL on the offensive and making efforts
TO regain the ground which ~ lost 10
the French in April when the latter at.
tempted TO force tue withdrawal OF
what l. known as the St Mihiel wedge
The Germans have won some trenches
AT the tip Of the wedge. but at other
points. according TO French accounts,
they were repdlsed with heavy losses.
Artillery combats continue from
ArTas TO the sea. and II is stated to-
night that as "a result OF the German
bombardment, Arras ~ In flames and
its cathedral destroyed The Ger
mans also claim TO have re-taken the
trenches which they lost 10 the Brit
ish nortn OF Ypres yesterday How
tContinued on Page rwsIveD
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MANY KILLED IN MISSOURI
TORNADO AND CLOUDBURST

ST LOUIS. July a tornado and
cloudburst which swept S. Louis anI
ST. Charles counties late tonight
caused damaec which may agrrcaate
a half million dollars. Isolated several
small towns. blew half q PASSENGER
train clear oT the tracks aud deluee6
parts NJ the affected territory with
four inches OF rain in half an hour
Five persons are believed t0 have
been killed durIns Che storm and n
woman and child who entered tho
Borromeo church qf st. Charles ust
before 90 was demolished bad not been
accounted f0r az midnight Wr.
Thomas Si1ftrry and her Two children
were Killed when their home at uar.
fcnne was wrecked. reports from ihrf
place -aid WentzUue and Gilmore
each reported ono man killed 80 ST.
rctors No.. Their" vas heavy property
damars
40 Mile Wind
g. Charles suffered most from tho
tornado Wind raurcs there REGISTER.
% s1 miles on hour and on area of
moro than 100 square bIocke In that
city was more or irss ruined Tho
Wabash bridge over Dardocn creek
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WASHINGTON. July :. - News o.
the result Of carranza's latest at
tempt to drive the Zapata garrison out
OF Mexico city was awaited win
anxiety tonight by officials Of the
American government No word from
tcontnued on Page rvsive1
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BUCKLEY NAMED OHIO
STATE FIRE MARSHAL
Inteliigenoer Bureau
Colum bus. o. July 2.

Bert rs. Buckley Of Dayton. member
7t the Republican state Central COM
miiiec. tonight was appointed state
Fire Marshal. to succeed v R Defon-
hsuEh. OF Lancaster. Democrat The
place paws $500
Bert Meyer. Of Belmont county. %
is understood. may be- appointed "a
member az Buckleys force
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PHILADELPHIA. July Fire 20.
nirnt destroyed one Of the buildings in
the plant - Harrison Brothers aud Com
rany. paint and chemical manufacfur-
gr- in ne grlthern section Of the city.
The burned structure was known a.
The color building and was located in
The center ~ the plant. The loss " 80
timated at $500
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THE WusTurp

WAgHfHQTON. July 7-rorsessfs
West WirEtnta-ahowers Thuradnvs
Friday fair
Westsrn Fsuuaylvanfa and Ohio
Mowers Thursday rriday probabIy fair
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Russians Are Now.
On The Offensive.
AIDED BY RE INFORC EMENTS CARS MEN CLAIM To HAVE
INFLICTED SEVERE LOSS ON THE Al STRO- GERMAN
ARMY IN THE VICINITY OF kR,SNIk

Russians Now Have Advantage Of Position With Splendid
Railways Behind Them-Geman Offensive Not Great
Proporons-Turks Suffer Another Defeat on Galipoi.
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Fears Allayed By
Wireless MESSAGE
WARNING SENT OUT EARLIER IN DAY THAT FRANK HOLT
HAD ASSERTED SAXONIA AND PHILADELPHIA
WERE IN DANGER OF EXPLOSION

Captain Reports No Explosives Other
Vesses-New York Police Search For Dynamite
BY Holt-Coroner Fear Caused Suicide
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TEN KILLED
In ACCIDENT
TROLLEY CAR LEAVES RAILS
AND GOES OVER EN-
BANkMENT.
Score or More Iniured-Car Re
duced To Wreckage -
Rescue Work SLOW.

OF EENSTOWN. Ont. July Ten
persons were killed and a score injured
tonight when a trolley car on the In.
ternatonal Railways line Jumped the
track AZ curve on the sharp incline
leading from Queenstown Heights into
the village and rolled down a steep
embankment
The car was carrying crowd of
Toronto eXcursionists to the boat land.
ing here.
Late tonight the only body which
had been Identified Was that Of Doro.
thy Keats. I years old.
The car was so completely crushed
that the work Of eytricatinE the in.
jured was distressingly slow There
were about IS passengers on the car
and only one or two escaped injury.
tight dead were taken from the wreck.
axe. and two Of the injured. one of
them girl Of 10 died while being car.
ried from the car 10 an ambulance AT
Niagara Fails
Passengers said that the car seemed
% buckle In the center before it Ieft
the rails The car was virtually in rv-o
sections when it stopped
owing 10 the inacrssibiiffv Of tbo
spot there was a long delay in getting
tho dead and injured into Queenstoy oygn
and NIAGARA Falls
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Conductor George CaeweU ,as
among tho few Who ESCAPED unhurt
Realizing that ho could give rftio
assistance 20 me Injured. he ran to
Queenstown a Fenersl call for holp
was sent OCT in tho village and word
Of The accident was telephoond 10 tba
main offices of the company a. Ma.
Kara Falls. Ont Relief cars we're
started from both ends ~ Tho nro
carrying all the doctors who could b.
reached
When the rcacuers arrived rne
slightly injured were sent to Queens.
tor. The bad cases wore taken 10 the
hospital a. NIAGARA Pals. ont
The Injuries of many ~ the pa
ueuts we're serious. bur H vas sad
that no additional deaths were er
pectod
Railway men have been unable fo
learn what car.ed the car to i.aye
The rails
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-04-08

Miss Isabel Guess. who is at
tending school at Sayre college
at Lexington. came home Friday
to spend the Easter vacation
with her parents.
The house painted with Mas
ury's paint has a better finish
because II contains zinc and is
absolutely pure. Sold only by
j. II. 0rme.
b. Z. Parker who spent the
winter in Florida, reached home
Friday enroute to Tolu to visit
his daughter, Mrs. Lowery. wife
Of DR.. Lowery.
Try Calf House coffee" and b.
delighted. Asher 4 Lamb.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-04-08

Salmons 3 cans for % cts. are
for a limited time, only just
a very few in stock. Send me
your name and address for a
copy of the Curiosity News, it is
a very peculiar paper. - Blaine
Farmer.
Don't forget to plant your gar.
den this Spring, also remember
the seeds that | handle are guar
anteed.
Mail me your want list and
will get your goods with a little
rise of the jobbers price. Car
not give wholesale prices as tn,
market is very uncertain, bu
will furnish goods at the loves
market prices. Will send you
lorders direct to the jobbers.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-04-08

Prof. F. D. Stone, who taught
in the graded school at Hampton.
KY. left a few weeks ago for
Nashville, Tenn. where he will
take a law course. Livingston
Enterprise.
Don't forget the date and don't
fail to come to our big dem
onstration. April 18th.
Morris & Son.
Edgar F. Moore, of King
wood. KY, who was here on a
visit to relatives and friends in
the county and city. left Monday
to resume his studies and to
attend Conference.
A Mr.. Patterson shot himself
in two places at Blackboard Sat-
urday. One shot from Smith &
Wesson pistol went through his
body just above the nipple. and
one shot went in just below the
nipple and lodged near the spine.
The cause is presumed to be a
love affair.
Charles H Walker who left here
a few weeks ago to make his
home in the west, returned Mon.
day, having gone rs far as Ore
gon. He beheld the World's
Fair at San Francisco, Cal. Many
friends Of former years recog.
nized Charlie and gave him the
glad hand.
/ have q large stock of DR.. d,
G. Snoddy's Hog Cholera Rem
edy. Come in and let US tell you
about its merits. ]. H. Orme.
Mrs. Will Canaan and daugh
ter, Miss Melba; Mrs. Lilliar
Olive, Mrs. j. T. Mcconnell
Revs. w. 7. Oakley, c. I. Bouch
err. ]. B. Lowey, Hon. jeff d
Asher, J. S. G. Green and Jas
Plckens left on the afternoon
train Tuesday to attend thu
Presbytery of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church that met a
Sullivan at Z p. M, April 6.
Mrs. Marshall jenkins VIII,
was critically i'll Tuesday suf
fering intensely with pains il
her spine and head was nue.
better Wednesday morning an,
is still improving. DR.. P. Y
Mccoy, of Evansville who wa
called in consultation Tuesday
2 left Wednesday for home.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-04-08
BELLS MINES

Miss Alpha Hna was in Sturais
shopping Friday.
Miss zema Dempsey has returned
home from Cottsge Grove where she
has been visiting friends.
The pound and pie supper at Mrs.
Lottie Shields Saturday night was en-
joyed by those who were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Chandler. Of Un-
ion, were the guests Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Dempsey, Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Dempsey was in Stur-
gis shopping Friday.-cmcE.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-04-08
Miss Ruth Terry. of the Forest

Miss Ruth Terry, Of the Forest
Grove section, has made a record
of which Crittenden county may
we'll feel proud. She collected
from her hens, all Of which are
Brown Leghorns. l65 dozen eggs
in the month of March. which
she sold in Chicago at the full
market price to regular custo-
mers, who take her eggs by par
Gel post, fresh each week.
Bring US your eggs. We want
them. and will pay you the cash
for them. Morris & Son.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-04-08
See US for seed potatoes.
r. f. Wheeler.

George Heath. accompanied
by his physician DR.. 0. G. Cook,
and his father, F. B. Heath, was
taken to Nashville, Tenn, fol-
treatment, Tuesday.
ROOMS TO RENT. Furnished
or unfinished.
483t, Mrs. Olive Flanary.
Charles Belmear. Rev. Sydney
McNeely. Gus Rutherford and
H. N. Lamb left Tuesday for the
Cumberland Presbyterian Pres.
bytery at Sullivan.
Arab Sl.75 per sack.
Morris & Son.
Harold Mcdonald, Of Chicago,
the son-in-law of VIM. Barnett
Of this city, is quite i'll of pneu.
monia and is under the care OF
trained nurses.
Receipt N" is the best coffee
sold for the price. = Asher &
Lamb.
Miss Mira Dixon, of Redpath
Lyceum bureau of Chicago, il
here visiting and to attend the
marriage Of her brother, Galer
Dixon, to Miss Clara Hammack.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-04-08

I have'7 tons nice timothy and
Red top hay for sale.
F. G. Cox, Marion, KY.
Miss Lille Gass. of Tolu, was
the guest of Miss Iva Dillard
Saturday and Sunday, returning
home Monday afternoon.
Jas. H. Orme is headquarters
for paints, oils, brushes, putty
and window glass.
Mrs. Harry Ku3kendall and
little daughter, Mary Louisej Of
Evansville left Saturday for their
home after spending ten days
with her aunt, Miss Dell Barnes.
We have sold in a little more
than three weeks 1900 lbs. OF
our s1.00 a peck coffee. every
pound guaranteed and not a sin
gle complaint up to date.
R, F. Wheeler.
Robt. Jenkins came in Friday
from the university at Valparai-
so. Ind, to see his new brother
and other less important men,
bers of the family. He returned
to resume his studies, Monday.
For colds, catarrh or sniffles
there is nothing better than Hy.
omei which Haynes & Taylor sells
on the "No-cure-no-pay" plan.
Hyomei not only gives quick re-
lief but is sure and lasting ben
eft. 7
The late Fred Horning, who
died at Fort Bayard, New Mex
leo. was a son Of Hiram G. Hor-
ming. Of Tribune section, and his
father has been granted pen
sion by the U. S. government.
Pearl Steam Laundry, as good
as the best. better than the rest.
Your patronage solicited and
greatly appreciated. Location,
Morris & Son. Grocers. Belt &
Clark. agents. IT.
Rev. Martin E. Miller, of Full
ton. was here the past week Wis.,
iting friends, and is as full Of
life and vim as ever. The glad
hand was extended to Rev. Mil.
Ter while here.
MILLINERY. = Mrs Birchfeld
is at the same old stand. with
a new. up-to-date line, and ex,
pecting to see you all again,
Come one and all.
413tp Mrs. B. c. Birchfeld.
Shady Grove, KY.
The marriage Of Mr.. Caller
Dixon to Miss Clara Hammaci
was celebrated Wednesday morn
ling at 10 o'clock at the FRS
Baptist Church. On account o.
the crowded conditions Of oul
columns this week (having 4 full
page ads) and also on accoun
Of sickness in the Editors fam
lily. which prevented him get
ting a full account ready for thi
} paper. we will omit it until tn
next issue.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-04-08

Miss Ledonia Cox. of Black
ford, who had been the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Fannie Cox.
and Misses Eula and Ora Gass,
of the Crooked Creek section,
returned home last week. Miss
Cox is an accomplished musician
and was much admired by all
who met her.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-04-08

See our latest designs in wall
paper. Prices cheaper than ever
known. J. H. Orme.
Sylvan Price spent the week.
end in Madisonville the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Y. Moore.
Coffee" S0cents a peck. Good
guaranteed coffee, s1.OO a peck.
r. F. Wheeler.
Farmers in the county are
away along with their spring
blowing.
Coffee l2i cts, per pound.
Morris & Son.
George 0rme. Of State Univer.
slty. is spending the Easter va
cation with his parents.
See George Adams at Eskew
& Eskew for your blacl smithing.
Mrs. M. E. Croft left Thurs
day for Chicago to visit her
daughter. Mrs. Cecil Ellis.
Dressmaking and ladies tailor
ing. Mrs. Olive Flanary.
Rev. ]. B. Lowey. of Cars.
vile, was in the city Tuesday
enroute to Presbytery at Sulli.
van, Ky.
LOST:-Two five dollar bills on
the streets Of Marion, KY,
Monday. Finder please return
to hard working man.
John II. Travis.
Mrs. VIM. Barnett who is visit.
ing her daughter. Mrs. Harold
Mcdonald, in Chicago. is ex-
pected home today.
STRAYED:-One black SOW pig,
weight about 30 lbs. white
front feet. Floyd Paris,
4s2tp R. F. D. 5, city.
j. o. Tabor. who went to
Wheatcroft to attend the funeral
and burial Of Thomas Mayberry,
returned home at II O'Clock Sun.
day.
look for "Tge.'' he UHI
sdDe you money.
Mrs. Mary E. Guess. Of Grid.
er. who was the guest Of heI
uncle. ]. S. G. Green. has re,
turned home.
FOR SALE. "A good horse,
cheap. for cash. ]. L. Easley,
al 81 Barber.
Harry McChesney's announce
ment for statewide prohibition
has had the effect TO bring al
the whiskey soaked newspaper
Of the state to rush to the sup
port Of the County Unit Law.
Livingston Enterprise.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-04-08

The fellows who. fought the
county unit plank four years ago
are now for county unit. teeth
and toenails. but opposed to
statewide. Keeping step with
time. our great commonwealth ID
marching on to civic righteous
ness. Livingston Enterprise.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-04-08
Editor; BLAINE FARMER
Nothing exciting or free"
A Few Retail Prices.


Can corn lOc, 3 for 25c,
Jar mustard l0c.
Oysters l0c, 3 for 25c.
Oil Sardines sc.
Pork and Beans 3 and lOc.
Sour Kraut l0c.
Lima Beans l0c.
Strawberries loo.
Pineapple 10 and zoe,
Syrup %, 10 and A5c.
Cocoa 25c
Coffee per ID. 10, 25 and zoe.
Vegetable seed 5 and lOc.
Cabbage, seed potatoes, onions
and onion sets.
b. A. Thomas Poultry and
Stock remedies % cts. a pkg.
Large can Pimientoes 10 cts.
Monarch Tomato Catsup 15c.
Pepper Sauce 10c.
Vienna Sausage l0c.
Potted Meat sc.
Monarch Deviled Ham l0c.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1915-04-08
DRY GOODS.

Gents shirts, neckwear, gloves
sleeve holders, handkerchiefs,
suspenders, shoe laces, and col
lar buttons.