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Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
FOR ASSESSOR.

In this issue Mr.. j. p. Samuels
is announced as candidate for as
SCISSOR. He is one of our brightest
and best young teachers, and pos
sesses splendid qualifications for
the position to which he aspires,
He is a Bells Mines Democrat and
that means that his party can place
the utmost confidence in him in
this respect. Should he be nomi-
mated he would make II strong race
and as an officer he would grace
fully measure up to the respc nsibi-
lities.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04

County Judge Rochester has MS
yet had no reply from the Illinois
Central road about that good roads
train, and we fear that it is to be
the cities, where they already have
good roads, and not the country
towns, where they need them, that
will get the demonstrate Ills It's
the sick who need the physician,
not those who are already whole,
hut the sick do not always have
tle prestige and other things need
ful to propitiate the powers that
be. We had hoped that the appeal
Of our official would he fru,iful
10. one mile Of real good raad near
the county seat of this county and
would bear more good fruit than
all that could be spoken or written
ui ten years.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
Fine Stock.

Mr.. L. NJ. Daniel Of this county
has some very fine stock Railey.
the celebrated saddle horse, and
three high brad Spanish jacks are
among his fine animals. Stock
breeders will do we'll to see him.
Mr.. Daniel desires TO thank the
people for past patronage and he
respectfully solicits a continuance
of the same during the present
season.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04

j. Pierrepont Mo gan, the great
financier and promoter OF smpen-
dous corporations, has called upon
President Mckinley and submit
ted scheme for building the Pa
mama canal. Mr.. Morgan has de .
veloped n talent for handling great
enterprises and manipulating great
schemes that has not been S,iyaled
since Solomon built the templc,
and his success commands the ad-
miratiol OF men, whether they
agree with him or not Ii he has.
as the papers indicate. placed the
canal on his list of undertakings,
the chances are that it will he the
Panama and not the Nicaragua ca
nal. Anyway, Mr.. Morgan is the
whole thing in this country.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04

S's' Method. Me-, and Mop,,'
e Elders from Dixon
M"rWgan6eld, W S,urvi,
ON, Shiloh, and o,e
400 Benediction.
EVENING.
1880 Sermon by Rev FIJI
ett' Subject, "a g,.,
etfectual door" '''
THURSDAY, April I'M.
. 500 W Devotional exercise,
$3.50 Miscellaneous.
300 Report of Comma
Education.
1000 Report. Com. onSS
lloo Sermon by Rev JpRI
AFTERNOON
200 Report Com. on M,..
2;lO Address by Rev Jp1
Field Sec'y. How i
increase the interes,
offerings for mission,
Presbyteryy Discuss,
the Presbytory
400 Report Of com ON Pass,
and Supplies, ON Lite,
and Theology, and G.
Records.
1880 Sermon by Rev A e.
die, subject, Loyin,
with the whole heart
Let every one contempais
sitting Presbytery send hi,
at once 10 John ID. Hill. ch,
Of entertainment commiiles
are endeavoring 10 secure r,
rates on the certificate pla,
sure TO get your certificate .
that you have paid full fare
and We will get the red,cii
turning IL possible.
Jas. r. Price. Stated G.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04

A scandal of considerable pro-
portions is coming to light in the
commissary department of the ar
my in Manila. Goods shipped to
the army have been stolca, aud
number of officers have been ar
rested. The Gospel of the lowly
Na2arine may follow the sword,
but il must be like Peter, some
di ;tanCe behind.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. Marion Barnes died ut his
home west Of Levias last week, af-
ter several days illness Of fever.
He was n good man aud one Of the
county's best citizens.
On Saturday, April d, Mrs Fran.
ces Givens will have ON display
the SWEETEST and most up to da;e
stock of millinery goods ever
brought to this city.
While riding Monday Mr.. Ed.
Hayward's horse fell with and up
on him, severely bruising this ri
der but fortunately no serious in.
jury resulted. 1t was a close call
and almost miraculous escape.
Everybody is invited TO attend
Mrs. Frances Givens millinery
opening next Saturday The pref.
tiest and largest stock of fine
goods ever brought 10 Marion will
be found at this popular millinery
house.
Col. ID. c. Roberts, Of the Chicn.
go Mining Co, left yesterday ior
Chicago TO purchase machinery
for the mines at Mexico and Incl.
dentplly 10 spend Easter Sunday
with his family. The Colonel is a
hummer.
The railroad meeting at Salem
on Wednesday evening OF last
week was largely attended and the
people were enthusiastic over the
prospect Of getting a road. The
property owners from all along
the proposed line were present.
and the right of way was practical
ly guaranteed, and the small sub
scription required is in sight and
properly arranged.
Everett Butler, the popular
young orator of Livingston coun-
ty, is now an attorney y-at-law. Ev-
erett has been reading law in Che
ney Bros, college at Bowling
Green. He will locate It Smith
land Everett is n talented young
man and has all the requisites ne
cessary TO make a successful law
yer.
The Southern Passenger Asso-
citation has granted reduced fare
on the certificate plan on all rail
roads entering Hopkinsville for
the benefit of Princeton Presby-
terry, which meets there April 9-ll
provided there are fifty travelling
by rail BE sure you get a certiii.
cate at starting point certifying
that you have paid fell fare going
j. +. Price, Stated Clerk.
Our new city marshal is making
"A strict construction of the city
laws and proposes to do his part
towards enforcing them according
". Last week he served notice
that the Sunday law would be en-
forced according to the letter and
spirit of the ordinances, and here.
after those who forget to obser, Q
1t will find trouble ahead.
Mr.. Il. w. Brasher, a well-to-do
farmer of Dycusburg, attended
court Monday. Mr.. Brasher has
been n subscriber of the PRESS for
many years, and never fails to keep
his subscription paid in advance,
realizing that it takes money to
run a newspaper. There are many |
like Mr.. Brasher, but we are sorry |
to say that there are also many
who think a country newspaper is
published for free distribution.
We wish that n number of our de-
linquent subscribers would re-
form and follow Mr.. Brasher's ex.
ample.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04

Keep your eye on Tom L. John
son. the Democrat who was elect
cI mayor of Cleveland Monday
lle would make n good running
IN ,te for the first place on the pre-
s;dlential ticket in 1904.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
CIRCUIT COURT.
Commonwealth Docket Completed
Grand Jury Adjourned tuesday.
A $4,000 Judgment in a Breach Of
Promise Case.

The present term of colrt vii
not complete its docket before
some time next week. More than
the usual number of cases will &C
to trial.
The following cases have been
finally disposed of:
Fred Owens, three cases, detain
ing a woman against her will, as.
sault and battery, breach of peace
all dismissed.
Della Monroe, petit larceny
plead guilty and was given a 30.
day jail sentence.
John Quertermous, malicious
shooting; acquitted 10y jury
Jim Croft, assault and battery
plead guilty, fined $40.
Burl Sisco, breach of peace;
plead guilty; fined s..
II. b. Fox, causing false arrest !;
dismissed, commonwealth filing a
statement to the effect that Ed.
Wade, material witness, was be-
yond the jurisdiction of the State
and could not be procured.
Gus Vaughn, crueltp to animals;
plead guilty, fine so,
John Farmer, breach of peace,
plead guilty, fine 5.
Lewis Guess, seduction; dis
missed.
Geo Able, two cases-false swear
ing and illegal voting dismissed.
Burl Sisco, seduction. Jury
could not agree upon IA verdict;
continued.
The case that attracted most
public attention was that Of Cora
Handy against W. w. Pogue, Jr
The plaintiff sued for s., 900 dam
ages, alleging seduction under pro.
mise OF marriage. The jury re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff,
giving her Judgment for $1,000.
The court house was packed with
people to hear the argument in the
case. Mr.. o. NJ. james made the
for the plaintiff and his
speech is pronounced one of the
strongest ever made in legal bait
lie in the court house. Mr.. 4. G..
Moore made a mastery fight for
The defendant. 1t is said that nine
of the jurors favored a judgment
;or the amount asked for in the
petition.
Burley Belt, Finnie Hardin,
Charlie Ditterline and John Lang
y were Jointly indicted by the
grand jury for burglary They
we're brought into court, counsel
vas appointed by the court to de-
lend them. They were not ready
Tor trial and we're committed to
Jail.
The grand jury adjourned Tues
lay after returning twenty-eight
indictments.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04

The United States steel corpo-
ration has increased its capital
stock to sl.lOO,OOO,OOO. If the
corporation idea continues to de-
velop. the holdings of ordinary
Business men will look like thirty
cents.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04

The editor who was banished
from Manila for questioning the
honesty OF some of the officials
who managed the supplies is now
ALE to repeat that comforting old
adage, every cloud has its silver
lining"
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
A Card Of Thanks.

We desire 10 return our
felt thanks To our many ira
and neighbors who were sd
to us during the many wesIi
our dear wife and mothers u.
ing. We shall always remsa
them with kindness and renee
them in our prayers.
q. w. Ariiack and Fana
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04

Seduction cases are getting to
b, little too numerous on the
docket of our courts, but the ver-
diet of that jury Tuesday is caIcu-
lated to lessen the circumstances
that lead up to such affairs.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04

If brevity is wit, the April term
of our fiscal court is funny. 1t
usually takes two or three days to
dispose of the business, but this
year the business was accomplish
@ in about six hours.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04

Rulla Wells. tho Democratic no.
lnirne. was elected mayor of st.
|, 'uis by a majority of ten thous-
iul Monday.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04

The British captured fifteen
h,ndred horses from the Beers the
,her day, but the latter appear to
b, still "hoss" of the red-coats.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
EVENING.

EVENING.
7.3O p. m. Opening addrss be re-
firing moderator w Z Black
Subject Developing our pos
sibilities.
Roll call; organization.
WEDNESDAY, April TO-
Morning Session.
500 Devotional exercises.
$50 Appointment of com mittees
communications, etc.
900 Report Of the committee on
Publican.
Miscellaneous business.
1000 Discourses of candidates.
1870 Place of next meeting, elec.
tion of commissioners, etc.
ll;0O Sacramental service.
Sermon by Rev II g Tenn
Subject, "The Passover"
Administered by Rev j, B.
Lowry,
AFTERNOON.
200 ). 5. Institute. choir prayer
2:C5 Systematic contributions:
Ross A. Rogers.
2;i5 The Bible in the class: Rev
j. l.. Wyatt.
800 What boy can do for the
Sunday Srhool: II. A. Long
800 A Sunday School in every
q. p. church, w. P. Black.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04

carter II. Harrison was re-elect-
Q / mayor of Chicago by the Dem
q rats Monday. His majority was
$1,000.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
Notice..
season.

Parties indebted to me for ser.
vices of my horse are reques sted to
call on r. G. Walker or Dock Dri-
yer and settle same.
Jesse Olive.
April 4, 1901.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
'NrN VAR

Asuinaldo took the oath of al.
levisnce to the United States las
Tuesday.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
PROGRAM
For,ls Ferry, Ky.

OF Princeton Presbytery. to 10
held at HopkinsviIle, Ky, April
9-ll, 1901.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04

hey bro'e the deadlock in Ne
rr,.kn and two more bankers go
l.. ,uc United States Senate.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
TUESDAY.

800 n m. Examination OF can
didhtes and licentiates.
1900 Elders aud Deacons' Asso-
citation.
Crittenden press., 1901-04-04
LoOkl Women

Why waste your time aud ID
your health by rubbing on
washboard of old. Get hoa
right TO use a soap that is "Gsi
AsTRRD" To remove dirt w,thl
rubbing. Inquire at Gilbc1
Hurley's grocery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-28
FIRST AVENUE
PAVING JOB
VIII Not Be Finished by
February 18th.

The First avenue paving viii not
be completed ON February Is. An
other extension Of time win in al
probability have to be applied for. A.
Il Is scarcely possible 20 aninh tina
work before March. The application
Tor mere time u likely To be grantee
ihcagh tue delay Is admittedly hard
on the business men along that
thoroGEhfnre the company Is believ-
ed 20 be doing ttx beat. had wealth :
81 has CONTINUALLY hNEapered lie OF
erauous- The contract Wili prsbably
turn out leessng venture anyway.
he original ccntfastcvs hid toe los
Tor the work and departed without
notice The bonding coulrany. 10
protect itself. took up the job arr
suhlst u. While the d.isys have
been annoying they have BEEN dealt
with more considerably because n
was felt that the company VS. DO
inc - best under tbs circumstance
Probably some ~ the business men
along First avenue WIN presSxt
against a further extern -lon OF time
but rnosf would he glad 10 - assur.
"a that the uork Will b. fingshad By
the FIRST OF March.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-28

ALASKA Junk 90. pays higheu
prices. prompt returns. No. III
Mshirrn aHenur- TIL PIks lla-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-28
ONE ElEND
ARRESTED
Mis- Two Companions Are
Being Traeked.

FL PAsO, Jan 2S-Sabaa Buca. a
native Of this country but bona
ndc resident % Mexico, has been ar
rested aud Jailed here Tor the per
potratiou ~ emo OF the cruencst
crimes IN the history OF this section
~ the country he was ono OF a
raiding expedition who. a year agu.
crossed thc river into Mexico. 100
miles from Ei pa=n, aud attacked an
aged Mexican atorgkeepar. This
man refused to dIyulRe the hiding
place uf his little fortune 81 81. 200.
aud naea aud his two compa mons
thereupon burned the old mans feet
slowly for hours, 20 sxtort the con
frssinn. when dsliriouS with agony
the storekeeper told where the money
WAS hid. The ncnd then bound theiv
victim : ycans wife, and after hav-
inE repeatedly assaulted her, they
rode away with their loot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-28
THE GRADING
OF THIRD AVE.
The Majority Of Property
Owners Favor IL.

The proposed permanent grading
Of Taird avenue Is being investlsat-
ed By City Engineer Thomson. in ac-
eor-iancs with the councils lnstruc-
tons. While Re has given no intim-
ation OF his work 50 far. & n under-
stood thai the plan would entail ~
expenditure % G5cug sise go a ma
toglfy u the property owners r. be-
loved 20 - In favor Of the work. on
the grOuad that 4 would benefit
tha4r properly more than sufficient
~ 70 cover the sxpsnse.
Some objections may be encount.
cred thoagh Il IL thought that those
who have permanent improvements
viii uOt try seriously 20 block the
work. but will look for recornpsnse
from the city. Doubtless a lev of
these VIII be injured more than the
apprsc4atfon Of their property in
Faise VIII cover. The courts. In auch
eases. VIII probably allow compen-
sstiou from The city. This item II
estimated at So. 900 or 10000. as the
eity's share IN the expense. No dif
fcuky Wosld Do incurred In meeting
this as the total aazessed vaius %
property n Seattle has Lncreased an
orrnots<iy. and the bonding tsrIilt he's
been correspondingiy arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-28
WILL DRILL
OIL WELLS

PORTLAND. Jan. 2s-E 3. Mc-
Coy. % Pennsylvania. In enc % a
syndicate that has been formed tn
this city for the purpose Of drilling
extensively for on In Powell valley
Many Indications az eli have been
found in the valley. ard expert.
from Pennsylvania are 81 the belief
that great lake u crude oil can be
opened up In that district n the right
sFot for tapping can Be found. The
sinking % the first well VIII cost the
syndicate $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-28
Another Union Formed.

new organization. 20 be called
TIE Puget Sound Mil Employers
Union. Nas formed yesterday IN the
hal Of the Enlightenment Union.
Temporary officers ~ elected. and
as soon as a charter n be secured
from the American Federation ~
Labor. they VIII afallate with the
Western Central Labor Union.
Another meeting has been Gale I
fer next sunday ~ the same place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-28

TrRNEY. S old established sanitary
baths now located at slz Third
avenue open day ard tight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-28
Reed Caught at last.

Charles Reed. ais Fred Croker.
aims Frank Morrow. alias George
Jackson. wanted On this city Tor OBJ
tanning money lue-r salse press
vas arrested Saturday at Grants
Pass Or. A warrant for Red VAS
issaed on Deeember q. 1879 Ths
complaint Was sworn 70 ~ Mr. NJ.
kockraGn. Sk< charged Reed with
having sWsn4ied hGr out u szss.
While IN Seattle Reed advertised
himself as a broker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-28

breeds. Barred Plymouth Rucs and
Wyandottes are uahoh the more nu.
MARQUIS, but brown Lcghorns are
well represented.
SeNeral orenze turkeys, one Of
them a ~ pounded. will be shown.
They are entered BY King eouaty
faneters. The birds aud pet stock
commenced arriving at the hall ms
morning. All WITT be ready for the
opening tomorrow morntng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-28
DUCHESS Is Ill.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. zs.-Tha
Duke and Duchess ~ Manchester
1.-THE latter nee ZiwmernsnJ, arriv-
ed here from the East. The duchess
h suffering from n sort throat. but
her physicians deny the truth II the
statement TINT she has diphtheria.
4 Dispatch from Cincinnati says thn :
Mr.. Zimmsrma the duchess faith
er, will start for San Francisco To-
say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-28
LIBERAL.

CINCINNATI. Jan. ss. -- l. c
Hama. brother of Senator Marx
Hanna. has preseated a second $40, =
eoe 70 the Lakeside hospital of this
city. % complete the equipment %
the ward for patients With coutasi.
Gus disease. Another brother o.
Senator Hanua'e recer tly saw 70 the
Lakeside hospital ti0o0oo In steoks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-28
Burglars Get Cutlery.

The bicycle store Of clifford A.
Grant. ~ J0s PIKE street. was bur
glaxized last night and about 500
worth II cutlery gtoi6n from this
showcase. Entrance was gained
through a rear window. The store
was robbed IN similar manner
about two weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-28
CABBY SUES
Mr.. CARLISLE
New York Jehu Asks for
$4,000 Damages.

NEW YORK, Jan. "A suit To-
f,.O0o damages for false imprls0n-
ment hes been brought against ex-
Secretary % Treasury John O. Car
llsla- The cabby alleges that Mr.
Carli@le falsely secured his arrest
and caused his Incarceration three
weeks in the Tornbs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-28
SEATTLE
POULTRY
EXHIBIT

The entries ftr the exhibition 10
the seattle Poultry associa alton clos
ea Saturday ula at. and the show viii
epen tomorrow 'emnE az Gegmenia
hsf. eonuuuir IA week. Ameng
the Sc enirics s many fino spe-i-
mems OF the fatcv varieties Of neul-
try. Ar we'll a. the more popular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-28
CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnsrRAcr or IIrlE

OSBORNE. TREMPER a co. inc.
Abstract Company. established
itka Mining claim abstracts. Base
mont Of the Mutual Life building.
Booth WhittieHsys fianf0rd Abstract
Co established 1865. basement %
Halter block Tsiephonc Main 1915
fEATTLE Abstuei 60. y. y. bib.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-28

~ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state Of Washington FOR thu
County Of King. Maria Banker.
plaintiff. VS.. John w. Banker, de-
PENDANT 40. 80 9s6. Summons.
The state OF Washington 10 John
w Banker.
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within sixty days after the
date Of the nrsi publication OF this
summons. 20 Wlt. within sixty days
after the TIN day Of January. 1901.
and defend the above entitled action
in the above entitled court and an
swcr the complaint OF the defendant
and serve "a copy % your an
swer upCn the undersigned attor-
ueys for plaintiff at their Office be-
low stated. and In ease Of your fall
ure 50 to do Judgment vii be rend-
cred against you according TO tho
demand OF the complaint, which has
been filed with the clerk of the said
court The object OF this action is
10 secure divorce on the grounds
OF desertion and failure of support
ANETIT.L BEAVERS,
EVA STEVENSON,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Office and post office address. l12
Washington building. Seattle. King
county. Washington.
Date Of First publication, Jan. eth.
fa0i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-28

F0R Seattle auction sac
sta ole. 1914 Western avenue. tel.
Bun lest. Auction every Tuesday
and Friday at p. m. horses.
wagons. harness. etc. All kinds of
goods sold on commission. NJ. J.
Walker, euctiuuccr.
4-room house on Goth avenue. one
block from car tine. between Madi-
son and East Jefferson price only
1000. graded street and sewer.
5-room cottage on 2Qth avenue. one
block from car line. only 1890.
graded streets and sewer.
b-room cottage. one block from Yes
Ter. lot s0N 90. sewer. only $50
cash. balance $50. "a monthly with
out interest
S-toom house with bath. on 2iat ave-
nue. $500 cash. balance SIS month
y. will pay out June. 1904 this IL
a fiue buy.
Z lots. s0Vi02: new i-room house In
Harrison Heights add. fine place
for chicken ranch, only $500. half
cash.
Lots IN Washington add. Harrison
Heights. LatonR, Brooklyn, at low
prices, now ~ the time 90 buy.
Have large double building with IA
living rooms upstairs. can be
rented cheap.
Store room for rent on Boren ave-
nue. north. at SIS per month:
shelving In store.
In ranch property | have over 10
ranches on the Sound. and in land
AZ low prices, IL YOU want n bar
gain, call on Jacob Miller. AZ New
York Block.
s90O0-l0- broom house with bath. open
fire place. plastered aud papered
throughout. brick foun In ton:
brick cellar; ahuttinR county
road and n l.. railway. east front,
grounds running through To Du-
vanish river, with water eriRhts:
dock with buildings Tor stock.
wagon or buggy, with lodging de-
partment. the improvements al
most new. title perfect.
$. j. TFACHNoR, 52s n. Y, Block.
S25Lots b0xla5 SIC cash; balance
30 DAYS. Green Lake circle.
S225-Lot 60Nl2o. block % Central
Seattle add. blocks from car:
small cash payment; balance TO
suit
81 per acre: IS acres foreclosed; near
Murray lake, terms TO suit
$3.50 $50 cash, lots, fine for poul-
try living water; near car, build
ing on ground
$1,000 3 lots G0xl20, east front: fine
view. hne soil. lays level. half a
block from car. Fifteenth avenue
and Madison street. half cash,
balance To suit.
3 and l0-acre tracts; fine valley
land near city, easy terms
Farms and timber in large tracts.
dividend paving gold, copper and
coat propositions investigated and
purchased through owner owner or
legal representative.
$. J. TEACHNOR,
529 New York Block.