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b never coninq 10 Westminster.

VIII nVfH cvh,n1 10 washington
ss9a, ion SPpISp Texas, october iPror
,old raanr times Il city, who has perfected
fined people Of onf paratlng asphalt from
saeialism that II WIS ties In the product
AND that II would do for pId viii leave for
hni not for society q y suggestion Of tae
$50 have d better brand Off,, ny pt ir,
before ne eau have sOcialisitttNnu y ta.h ",
As very much ike saving thihtnt on mri
safe 10 cure n man until hoe writer's mhh
like gAylng that we VIII poin; but ne at
Of the rain Until we hrst getiuohs uni J nc
sGcialisn strikes at the rod
cause OF our unnngeilc cOnduct
nnd capitalism witch sends all Wen.
ia the direction 81 making nicer 80 The
dishonest The whole inhueurs n.,.,..tt -.
ism and competition IS to war api"spee'''e
and liberty and 20 make all thaest or the
and lovely IN hnmau life impossiaalls for
Socialism comes TO remove the causnao an
prevent men from being lovers and h.
one With another. and 10 bring Lnome +.
equality of opportunity. without pn' %
there can be no frpe fellowship. no ait me
social love n comes not 10 destroy Tor
10 fulhll aIl the true ideals n order 30
liberty aud property n offcrs thnt nonl
itv which must be the Foundation 81 bfotl
efhooA that liberty which nust be fb&
vital breath o. the love which the Lord
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NANIED Position as supcrintendent OF
shlei engineer In lighting or ice plant IN
ae1as; twenty ycars' experience, Lock
BOX 10 Huntsville, Texas. 100
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n ANIED-P Position as drug clerk, regis
Wred graduate single. sober ten years
sp1penence; furnish references. Address
{. y. Box IL, Florence. Ala. 101
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80 Aluln Test WeIl.

Alvin, Texas. sentember 80 Mr. Noah
Allen, manager Of the rexas-Louisiana OIL
aud Refining company OF Houston, stoppei
over ia Alvin a short while today on his
way to Hoskins' Mound. whore his COM
pany is preparing to sink test oil we'll
Mr.. Allen SAYS everything is now in readi-
ness to begin operations. The head drilier,
Mr. A W. LucEey. and crow having gone
by way az AngletOn this morning and VIII
be on the ground and ready 20 go TO work
today The contract depth Of the well Is
tl1OG feet but Mr.. Allen SAYS they will 90
% 10 unless oil Is discovered sooner The
! hHt, that will be used for fuel will be sup
lbe From the big storage tank Of the Santa
l"'n i,-oad at this place and viii be hauled
q Nature \ across me country; Ihis nei q
i1hlion 20 ! held and It Is 10 be hoped that
IN llie ILLS are correct.
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|LoST, STRAYED, STOLEN.

lggSST-Ladys smdT hand bag In front Of
hiams continuing $40 and gold glasses.
nnfWAra " returned to Rev. Caldwell,
Elsa Presbyterian study.
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Independent Ticket in .7exar.
san Antoule. Teas, octener lone ,hnn,
4ssa -yotsFs-Esae mbled- At =GsmhyiRuea hall
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wANTED--To correspond with parties In
need Of tlrst.Class, practical engineer;
several years experience; pumping and
dredging machinery. 1882, this office. 9
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DIRaCToRY.

io,,. I. b. MOODY,
g@lacy tcr First
eOnal hank Of Houston.
lvVS's Congress Avenue.
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work on tho No. well, which was stopped
ia the summer, is to be resumed
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A WHITE MAN, with mother, Is In need
Of work Of any Kind or as night watch
man Of any kind; please answer at once.
Address 1j11 this office.
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WANTED by reliable all round cook
(whitel, twenty five years experience, job
IN boarding cars camp or restaurant;
sober and economical. Ernest Fourcke
general delivery, Houston 3
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IN 9 NuNl

eNN & NUM-. -'---------------------
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
CROCKETT, TEXAS.
n 81 ~ collection Agent. President A1ge.
E-- --Sasy National Bank. Lufkln, Texas
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! WANT a job as rice manager: can give
reference. Address $. B. Kimbal, la
Belle, Texas 4
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srsfs catalceue. "se p'''sS' "''''
TeT tna cemetery fences a specialty.
-'y's ANCHOR FENCE co.
p spTrort Worth, Texas.
81 shELpON. Manngnr
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. mn l9 one light brown or hny horse
MN 99oQt l4l5 Aands high. was shipped
snil atonia horse strayed with fills
n H = WIS found about five miles vest
to Esgie Lake DO not know If mule w1s
III Hsgs pay Pratrie Irrigation Co, IL
c---- ~ .Isoll m0nager. n
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.tDJORED MAN Wants situation at.
tending to yard, horse ana willing to
work. but have no experience ia milking.
Address Robert Smith, 120S Prairie
Avenue. z
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srTUATIoNs-MALE.

- - ,,r--yprRfENCED Young man ~ 20 de-
AN ~ nositim in grocery store; can
pk Epgish re saq Benq lrnisnc5 70 , Sas
nv atsfe 4
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7 ~ ~, LADY s open face gaid watch. Swiss
\ y, NeMelt, between police stntion. mar
4 square aud McClintOck's restaurant,
4N-luFh 70 2all Confor. rnulnrh .
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amps near China. Texas. abont ono
t"n ego, ono black mare mule 1874
ssns hlgh about 10 years old $40 70
AL offered for her return. Brooks
<e1l9lilels y Co. Naghland Tevge +F
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4 VANTED-A place. by two young mon,
10 work nfter school hours, for board.
Adlress 1lns. this nfice 8
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GERMAN ..-4J yenrs old, writes and speaks
English dueutly, seeks position OF any
lind. Address 1880. this office. 4
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a GERMAN. net long ia this country
W. ms s %orh a. TS SIM. ,ga '1g oesF ~ hpso
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WTTTTD-Position by October IL by com
Sneienf male stehoerapher owning ma
ebne. Address Stenographcr, sos Rusk
avenue
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WANTED Position rs engineer and good
iii round man; Corliss engine preferred;
g,od reterences; 1888 this office Is
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III. WRIGHT Practical house mover, as
slell street Citizens phone $50 A
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T0STTI0N WANTED As collector or
watchman: win work cheap and come well
recommended. Address J. N. r., lit
Houston avenue, city. 3
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POSITION WANTED AS frst-class lunch
connter man or restaurant walter. good
references. Address b. Riesse 1915 Jack
son street. Z
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-oI7Xfy man is years OF age wants posi-
gon "a work ont of school hours and on
Saturdays. can do stcnographic work.
ssdrsss 1915 this office.
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INVVtEII- IWNIIHI VII NW'
-~-~~-,>~~~,-Por Nechcs tomorrow IN all
see the work that has been
IN <tartlrg Of this refinery is
SOGis big thing FOR the oil
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,TTNT9r-To do chores around house; Oh
~ Darn hoard while attending school,
gan do any work; references. Address
fSt, This Office.
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T1f-XG Hungarian man wants posttion in
lotbsmlth shops speaks German. Inquire
an1 CMfnline. J
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1oS g' q as y w ai2a'e 'EFd ha @aS
ss.snd Kitchen Address 66. this Office. Z
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---...s,--TTf777 By n boy ~ years Of ago. d
VA where he can learn the business.
PlgSe .bis Office
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.---1-ss.7TI= I--pOsitlon by Young man as OF
WANi lnseistant or salesman. speaks both
lse,Nsh and German; car give first class
fnsa,nres 1911, this office
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NEW HOTEL
pf...t 90 Fset 70 Bald 0 SIS,
900 Hex. - hHiss-

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spcks1 Z .1r tie zsE baking II
a proposed u srscs q hxIck 1slll1-
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LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
WorIey Sent TO Penitsntiary for
Shooting Young 0riskiIl.

Miss Myrtle Bsbb, daughter Of
Mr. Alonzo Babb Of Carrsyille,
died last week Of blood poisoning.
The death was rather unexpected
until the past few days and came
in the nature Of a shock 10 the en-
tire community. Miss Babb was
first taken III with throat trouble
which later developed into blood
poisoning
The Cum berland Courier says.
Mr.. Albert Patterson Of Frances,
KY, and Miss Martha Cox of Sa-
lem, went TO Golconda last week
where they were united in marri-
age. The groom is % and the
bride 10.
Will Morley, the young man
who shot and wounded Ira Dris.
kill, of the Newburn section Of
Livingston county, last December
at the latter's home, was given a
trial in the circuit court last week
The jury was out several hours
aud on Tuesday returned YER.
dict fixing his punishment at Is
months in the penitentiary.
AS will be recalled Morley had
been hunting and stopped at the
Driskill home, The boy called
him Democrat" and as the lit
tie fellow playfully ran. Morley
leveled his gun and fired. The
defense made the plea of acciden-
tai shooting.
A report is being circulated that
William j. Threlkeld, of Liv.
ingston county. drowned himself
a week ago by jumping from the
steamer John s. Hopkins.
Mr.. Threlkeld boarded the boat
at Carrsville, bound for Louisville
He retired to his stateroom soon
after coming aboard, first leaving
his coat and watch in the office.
He was never seen again, and the
officers of the boat did not know
what became of him until Tues.
day, when some men OF Union.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-05-08
Deeds Recorded.

j. w. Pickering to Mrs Mary j
Cooksey, lot in Dycusburg.
Gordon r. Pickering TO Mary
!. Cooksey, lot in Dycusburg.
Mrs Kate Bennett TO Mrs. Mary
J. Cooksey, lot in Dycusburg.
ID. g. Chandler To- Lulu j, Reese
uBe OF river front on Underwater.
j. d. Asher TO Lulu r. Reese,
right river front for purpose Of
landing boats, barges. etc
T., II, Woods TO Geo NJ Sisco,
land on Clayliok creek.
=. ID. Asher TO Ayers * Lord
Tie Company, timber on land,
$500.
w ID Wallingford TO VIM Schel-
horn, lease on land near Marion.
w. =. Kemp TO Il. X. Yost,
house and lot in Shady Grove,
$500.
X, Stephenson TO X, Il. Gray,
) acres on Dry Fork, $50,
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COMMENCEMENT
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sacs TIA u.st

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Sceonl eAGszL TIE =AzEzsr K 80
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VII - charged, reserved SAL -
csza
TIE high sshonl graduates Ars
Misses Cara Sz-z, Leila Wlborz
Est4lls Walker. Ssdis RAniin.
Lille Doss, and Asssrs " L Ter
~, Ernest CsrnshGa. Hickman
Walker and Lo1ais TovsD. Mss
Es&slIs Walker 10 TIE vaIsdictorl-
Al, and Mr. Terry i the sAluiAto-
nan The program Saturday eve
ning will oonsist Of sketches. The
Statue SosHe from Winters Tale
and "A Shakspearisn COnisr-
ence"
The common school graduates
are Misses Ina Price. Edna Ro-
bsrts, Ethel Hard. Yirgis Fort,
Iva Hicklin, Pear Daniel. Ada
BrsceY, Annie Csnnoa, Bessie
Woods, Nellie Boston. Ida Beboui
Mary Finley. Vic Jennings, Yer
IA Casner. Ella Oats, Daisy Tow
cry, Lucille Daniels. Jeitis Mich
OILS, Lsvins Woods, Mildred
Haynes, and Msssrs ) L, Carns-
han. W. NJ Num-, q l.. Vaughn,
Wilbur Haynes, J. A Hill. Clsve-
land Wolfe, +. Z. Phillips, w +
Potter, Allen Paris, David Dris-
kill, Virgil Moore and Eugene
Joiner. Mr.. Joiner IL yaedietori-
an.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-05-08
LOCKED IN THE JAILER.
James Wick Turns ksy on Travis
and Escapes.

Monday morning the tables
were turned down at the county
prison and Jailer Travis found
himself a prisoner, while one Of
his boarders, suddenly and unof-
ficially restored 10 liberty, made a
dash for the country. Mr. Travis
was having some work done inside
the corridors. he stepped into
one Of the cells, and Jas. A. Wick,
one of the prisoners. reached
through the bars, turned the key,
opened the door and walked out.
He locked the door behind him
and left. The alarm was given
and Wick was persued. However,
he made good his escape. 1t Was
necessary to force the door in or
der to liberate Mr.. Travis. Later
the keys were found in the yard Of
the Crawford residence. Wick is
is charged with forgery.
Monday afternoon Wick was ar
rested al Carrsvills by Nick Bird
ges and brought to. this city Tues
day and lodged in Jail. Parties
from Livingston county came Up
to fill a bond for Wick, but it has
not vet been accepted.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-05-08

Here we are again, the old and
reliable grocery firm, with the lar.
gest and most up TO date stock Of
groceries ever in Marion. No part
OF any persons old stock on our
shelves; all clean, fresh goods, Just
such as you want, and no sensible
person expects Ne to sell you a sta
pie article for cost or less without
bleeding you on something else.
We have no goods at cost but you
can buy from Us at a small profit,
and he sure you get the best Our
stock OF queenswArs, glassware,
stoneware, tinwsre. and wooden
ware is immense; look before you
buy; we handle Blanke's celebra-
ted cotfees, fine grades from 10 to
80 cents per pound; anything you
want in canned goods nice aud
fresh; pickles aud rslishes Of all
kinds; garden seed in bulk and in
package; all kinds Of onions and
sets; seed potatoes. both sweet and
Irish; soaps, an endless variety of
both laundry and toilet; Gilkey's
celebrated hog and horse medi-
zines; coal oil and gasoline, in
candies and confectioneries We
lead the town; and as for your pro
duce We are the people who have
made and kept up the prices, and
we still want all you have; while
We thank our many patrons of the
past We would like TO get as many
more. and will do so il you will
come in and see US; that is il good
goods, low prices, and fair dealing
is any inducement TO you; all We
ask is trial and the work is done;
so when you are in the city and
want to buy call in and we will
treat you kindly, appreciate your
trade, and make il to your interest
and bear in mind with every pur.
chase you get ticket that entities
you to some Of our beautible Ia
bleware to be seen on our shelves.
Yours to please,
A. NJ. HEARIN d. SON.
We are now ready to make con.
tracts for Toe Cor the season,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-05-08
DR.. T. A. FRAZER
Elected President OF the Medi.
cal Association.

The Ohio Valley Medical Asso.
citation was in session at Owensbo.
70 Friday and Saturday. A large
number Of physicians were:in at
tendance. DIR. r. Atchison Fra
zer, Of this city. was elected Presi.
dent Of the Association. DIR Fra.
zer served as Vice President du-
ring the past year, He is an ac-
tive member of the Association,
and richly deserves the honor be-
slowed upon him.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-05-08

On May u the Democrats of
his congressional district will
1old an open, fair primary election
o nominate q candidate for con.
Tess. The election was regularly
allied, by the lawfully constituted
party authority. The committee
calling it is constituted Of men as
honest and upright as ever served
.ho district in that capacity; they
Rere chosen because of their in
egrity and because Of their loyal
y 10 the party. They gave the
candidates ample time 10 canvass
.he district; they asked their fell
low Democrats 10 hold the prima-
ry without charge for services as
election officers; they provided
that each Of the candidates could
have representatives on the cleo
ton boards in each precinct. n
there is any fairer way Of doing
business VIC have not heard Of il.
Show your faith in the doctrines
Of your party, and the interest you
have in your country and it's vel.
fare by going TO the polls and
giving your support 10 the man
you believe TO DO the best quail.
fed and the most deserving. This
is n duty every Democrat owes his
parLY.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-05-08

town told them that they saw Mr.
Threlkeld Jump overheard early
sunday morning They tried TO
give the alarm bat could make no
one hear.
he was fOrty-two years Of age
and unmarried he 10 supposed
10 have drowned hims@lf in a TEN.
porary attack OF insanity.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-05-08

The candidates for Cl,n YTsss sfs
swinging around The circle TIE
sBp@riority II Ollie James ~ de-
later is apparent 1t every meeting.
md his superior fitness for the IT,
ies is felt BY the people Wherever
snd uhsnsysr the matter il dir
cgss@d.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-05-08
NOTICE..

To THE TAX PAYERS OF CRITTES-
DEN COUNTY:
The tax books for the year 1902
are now complete, and on Monday,
May 5, 1902, i shall be ready to
receive taxes for the year 1902.
j.. w. Lamb, s. @. O.
This April 30, 1902, ~
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-05-08
Admiral Sampson Is Dead.

Admiral Sampson died at FIVE
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, at his
home in Washington. He had n
hemorrhage from the bralu early
in the afternoon and sank rapidly.
Bret Harte, the American au-
thor, died in London Monday
night.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-05-08
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water "a quickly "a possible, for
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ne might get separated. She had
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nothing On bat = union suit.
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irsgght vas sweeping the FIRE
from the front rapidly 10 the rear
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ny bog in my arms, / let myself
DOWN rope back Of the wheel
house into the water and my wife
followed When she got into the
water she said, Here am, and
swimming. The boy,
according 10 my instructions crav-
led on my back and held on
around my neck. Hs soon became
numb and could not bold on, 30 /
pulled his arms around my neck
and caught hold Of his shirt
sleeves with my teeth. / held him
in this way and stayed beside my
wife until We got out on the bank.
Some estimated that we got ashore
4 mile below the wreck, while 9TH
,rs said it was a mile and half,
and others two miles. The boy
ell limp on the bank. / covered
him up with my coat and started
up the bank, bat / was 50 stiff and
exhausted that / fell every few
Get Ny wife had 10 help me up
several times. Finally a yawl
,ame down nd..picked US up, and
carried US near the wreck, where
here was a good fire. / was I'M
'asy about my by and was afraid
was going 10 lose him. He was
placed beside a good fire that had
,een built on the bank and in
title while he revived. 1t Was
IN awful experience, and no one
,ould find words TO express the
Gene"
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1902-05-08

The friends II Mr. Grassland
are very much encouraged At the
news that are coming in from the
various counties ia the district -
NsyGsId Messenger.
We have always COMMANDED that
Sans friends wanted him 10 stay
at home, and now certainly they
feel very much encouraged" at
the Hattsring prospect for rsaliz-
ing the naturalization of their
wishes.