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Entered as second-class matter February 9th.
1907 at the postotfice at Marion, Kentucky, under
the Aet of Concress ot March j, tiro.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 4 190S.
Put on your thinking cap when
any one offers you something for
nothing.
If death lores only a shinnig mark
very few men would have causo to
fear it.
If a man does't marry his first
love he's apt to regret it likewise
also if he does.
Even the man who doesn't make
nothing but mistakes is in the manufacturing
business.
A real good man doesn't havo to
use words to tell It.
You can't always judge a man's
pay by the work he doos.
It's advice when you give it and a
lecture when you receive it.
A man doesn't have to wear good
clothes if he oan afford not to.
The Marion Branch of tho Central
Home Telephone Company is having
trouble of its own now-a-days. Tho
notice of an increase of fifty per
cent, on residence rates and twenty-five
percent on business rates has
not met a very hearty response by
patrons who received it, but on tho
contrary has found very determined
opposition. Patrons generally do
nt feel that business or monetary
conditions justify an advance in their
expenses at this time and are luath
to pay it. Many arc discontinuing
the use of telephones, although inconvenient
to do so and we are informed
that over one hundred phones
have been ordered out. Nest week
we hope to give an authentic report
and list of patrons who discontiued
their phones.
At a meeting of the School
Board last Friday evening, all the
teachers who taught in the Marion
Graded Schools last yeor were re-elected
for the ensuing year by unanimous
vote of the Trustees. The
board also voted to extend the length-of
the school year from eight to nine
months. The school year will be do-vided
into two terms: A fall term
of four months beginning this year
on Sept., 7th and end ending Dec,
24th ; and a spring term of five months
beginning Jan., 4th and ending May
21st. The Trustees are certainly to
be commended for their endeavors
to keep the Marion Schools up to the
standard of the best schools in the
State. By closing the first terms
work the Chrismtas Holidaythe break
that has hitherto occurred at this
time will be avoided and this will no
doubt be a decided benefit both to
pupils and teachers
The Crittenden Record-Press,
which uses the "volume and number"
of the Crittenden Press the
older of the two papers which were
cousolidatcd last year this week
starts a new year. Volame 30 No.
1. With malice toward none and
good will to all
What the paper has attained is
known to all and useless to enumerate,
good or bad, it must stand on
its record, and that as it were is nn
open book. That your county paper
has acquired the largest subscription
and has the best paying class of sub
scribers of any county weekly paper
in the commonwealth should be a mat
tor of pride to each citizen of Crittenden
county, and each and every
one who can read should push it
along. It is your paper. You
havo the use of its columns free for
all churche, lodge, o'liriujlj,
cemetery camp meeting, and tho
Sunday School work. Does any other
paper in the United States do as
much? We say no.
Where do You Buy Yoar Flour-
The Marion Milling Co., should
receive the patronage of the people
of Marion on all its products. The
capital invested in it is home capital
and our own public spirited citizens
have built it, and arc operating it,
and they arc entitled to the fall
measure of success with which they
arc meeting and to the patronrgo of
every one here who uses, flour meal
or ship stuff. The mill can be enlarged
until its as big as 'I'ilsbures
or Washlums" if necessary so you
need have no fear of over-crowding
the capacity. They patroniie the
farmers and buy what they have to
sell thus paying large sums of money
hero all the year round, thus helping
every business enterprise in the city.
Will you trrudninirlv withhold votir
patronage from such home enterprin's I
and send your money out of the
county to people who are not interested
us in except what they can get out
of us A cher ok "Elk" patent.
Democratic Convention
The Democrats of Crittenden county
will assemble in mass convnnnnn
on Saturday, June Uth, at the'
hour of two o'clock, p. m., on said
day, and appoint delegates to repre
sent the said county in the State
Convention. The basis of representation
in the State Convention, shall
be one delegate for each two hundred
votes and fraction over one hundred
votes, cast in the respective counties
for the Democratic Electors iujthc
rresiucntial hlection of
Signed,
C S. Ni'N.v, Chairman
W, II. Clark, Secy.
Crittenden County Democratic
Committee
Tobacco Tidings.
SIX I' EH CENT DISTIUIH'TION
BEGINS TO MOVE JUNE sTH.
Next Monday June Sth, the Association
will begin to hand out checks
for six per cent, of tho face value of
1907 receipts made payablo to holders
of same.
In order that mombers may know
just the easiest way to get thoir cheeks
Secretary Thompson has furnished
me the following detailed directions
for publication in all the newspapers
published in the fire counties
ced in tho Stemming District. j
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RESULTS!
No "If s Nor " Ands" Nor "Buts"
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Results today, next day and every day in
the year, and then results every year.
We have customers who have enjoyed
Profitable Results for More
Than Fifteen Years,
And the only thing that could hold them
for so long a time is results CONTINUED
RESULTS. We never offer an article
unless we know it to be reliable in every
way. We guarantiee all our goods. If
they don't live up to the guarantee
We Want You to Tell Is About It!
We don't say guarauteed just for the sake
of saying it. WE MEAN IT.
Our way of doing business is the right
way to bring results to you.
Results today, Nevt Day, Every Day
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On Monday, June Mh, It t.t jf .
Tuesday and Wednesday, June flit
ami lutb. Sebtea, Slaughters on
Thursday Juo I lth; Madisonville
on Friday, June 12th; Providence on
Saturday and Monday, June 13th
and 15th. Clay on Tuesday and Wednesday.
June Kith and 17th.
on Thursday and Friday. June
lath and lmh. Marion on Monday
and Tuesday, June 22nd and 23rd.
We ask the indul gence and
of all members in this work, for
we arc free to say that U the largest
job we havo ever undertaken, and by
some of our friends, the '
declared impossible, but as some Las
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Carpets, Rugs, Druggets,
Mnffindc I ano Piiftatainc I
LTIUltlllJf luvv um lUIIIO.
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will -ant Wc arc on uurwa. and
li (he help, ail aod assistance ol the
tot'iuhvrehip, who lhu far on the way
hare done thoir part, this will not
hide track m.
On Thursday, June ISth, Corydon
will bo paid, and no pajmcht ofauy
kiud will he made io Hcndcr.'on on
this date.
Cut the above out for reference
JAMES N. HANKS. Secretary.
for Rent.
I have two vacant houses on north
Walker Street and the Loving residence
for rent. Nki i k Wai keh.
Marion, Ky.
Attention-Sunday Schools
A great treat is in store for the people of Marion
and vicinity, who are in sympathy with the great
Sunday School Cause.
Pu C U...Ut T T nt m wr tr
j xw. v. nuuiuic, u. u., oi rarKer5Viuet w. va.,
J2 Superintendent of Sunday School work of W. Va.,
JJ and Rev. James A. Worden, D. D., of Philadelphia,
M Superintendent of the Normal Department of Sunday
5c Work and Rev. W. A. Pmvinrp TV n n(
Sunday School Institute
in the
I Presbyterian Church
j Corner of Main and Depot Streets, on the ?J
I 8th day of June 1908
K at two o'clock in the afternoon and eight o'clock in M
g the evening. Normal work in the afternoon, and K
W popular addresses at the evening hour.
j EVERYBODY INVITED TO COME.
H These men are first class in their work. They
A staad with Dr, Hammil the great Methodist Sunday
cj School Worker.
Jf You can not afford to miss hearing; them. X
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Wash Goods
Wool Goods
Dry Goods
Hosiery, Corsets
Furnishing for Men
Women, Children.
You Need Shoes
We Have Them !!
WE FIT ALL FEET
TAN-WHITES-PATENTS
BuyourShoes and You Get
FOR LESS MONEY.
Walk-over Shoes
FOR MEM.
White Oxford
Bargains.
$2.00 Quality $1.25
1.50 &. 1.75 " 1.00
125 " .85
Children's and Misses
at Half Price.
YANDELL-GUGENHEIM company
A CALL.
A call meeting f the Crlltondon
County Fanner' I'nion, for the 2nd
Friday in June, at Marion, Ky , 10
a. in , to attend lit any and all
ncM which ina ooruc up.
Let each Local clcet one delegate
for each twenty or majority fraction
of twenty, and one at large,
Let all the County oftucr bo pre
out if possible.
Let all committees be present.
Lot tho County Secretary have bin
bond prepared, also the board of directors
bo prcicnt with their bond,
to be approved by County Union.
Let all the delegate be furnithed
with credential. Let credentials
show number of members in good
standing Hkv. Hoht. Johnhon,
Countv I'residont
"EYE TIME"
Is that time in every one's life
some young, some old when the
eyes give evidence of strain, tire
j or other signs of needing care.
I Then see you
i may not see anything later on.
I Our reputation for selecting and
I fitting correct glasses is estab
lished. For eve troubles vou'll
A Tenn., Superintendent of Sunday School work of the X'j" j, Consult
Q South-west, will conduct a X
us.
Cfrrfif"7
DR. ABELL,
Princeton Ky.
Corn Wanted.
Wo will pay 70 cents cash for
whito shucked corn, and lis nnnt. fnr
whito corn (snapped) at tho mill, un-
iii lurwier notice
Marion Milling Company.
J. M. Persons who has boon
quite ill and was partially paraltied
lias goneto spond somo time with
her mother Mrs. J. U. ji0Dg at
her county homo near Chapol Hill.
Ilor physician advisos a ohango and a
rest as well as quiet. Ilor friend hope
her speedy recovery.
