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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-22
ADVICE OF THE ENEMY.

In dealing with the revision Of the
Republican party rules the morning
paper seems to he laboring under an
unfortunate misapprehCnsion. Its re
marks on the subject of ofiice-holders
and membership in party conventions
indicate that II has an idea the plan
is to replace the ofiicc-holdcrs with
promoters of Kihei or someone who
has worked any sort OF "A flim.Gam
game on the public.
As The Bulletin understands Il. this
IS not the purpose of the men aiming
TO put the Republican party on record
as being the originator of civil service
in Hawaii. as the parent organization
has done on the mainland. This
object is worthy one. II can do no
possible injury to the public service
or lower the standard of citizenship
within this Territory. Its influence,
according TO the best students OF pol
itics, is quite the reverse.
As previously stated by this paper
II II be found that there are not enough
men in the Republican party TO sup
ply the demand of committees and
conventions without drawing upon the
Otiice.holders, then by all means the
ofiiCeholdcr should not he shut out.
The Bulletin has been labOring under
tn" impression that there are enough
good men to go around We are not
alone in this suppositiOn.
The question as viewed by party
men and this paper is not personal.
We believe the present Territorial
committees to be made up of capable
men, and that includes the otiiCe-hold-
ers. The result OF the conventions last
TALL were so satisfactory that The Bull.
lctin supported the ticket throughout
the campaign and assisted in carrying
the party candidates to the sweeping
victory recorded in November.
AS the morning paper disapproves
the makeup Of the committees and
aided the Republican party In the cam.
paign only by opposing II, the attitude
It assumes must be either personal or
supremacy fractional.
There IL no occasion for a row
among those who have the broad In.
terests Of the party at heart A good
number who work for the party.
though they do not seek Office In the
party or under the Government, be-
h'NS thht Nhc party WIZ NV Nv III NhS
thened by making its organization com.
mittees the goal Of Office holders to
establish their partizan control. The
issue Is not a new one. The tendency
of party control by office-holders Is
not an unknown quantity in American
politics. Controlling primaries and
conventions. the temptation Is very
strong to attempt indirect influence
on legislation, by office.holders for Of.
fice-holders. This was brought To no
tice a few days ago, when President
Roosevelt summarily removed from
office prominent officials In the Post.
Office Department who couldn't let pol.
itics alone.
Republicans of Hawaii cannot gain
respect and confidence more speedily
than by adopting party principles fol
lowing out the best mainland exam
pies.
Thus far the newspaper advice
against revision Of present rules has
come exclusively from the frequently
proved enemy Of the Republican party
in Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-22
2. -. 2 q q 80 loxsas
BtRTtL1lNN CASE d
HEARD BEFORt Judd

The case of Frank BcrtClmann.
charged with impcrsonating a United
States Internal Revenue officer was
heard this forenoon before Commits.
sioncr Judd. Bertclmaun was not rep
resented by counsel and asked for a
continuance. District Attorney Breck.
Ons objected on the ground that the
time for hearing had been set by the
defendant himself. The Commissioner
refused to grant the continuance.
Mrs. Ortiz was the first witness for
the prosecution. She said that she
was the landlady OF the DelmOniCO. on
BCrCtania street. On Dec. 10 BcrtCl-
mann had taken a room at her place.
which he kept until Dec. 10 She had
been warned against trusting Bcrtcl-
mann and told him so. asking for the
rent Tie told her not to be afraid. He
was an Internal Revenue officer and in
receipt Of salary of 800 month
with s75 allowed for expenses. He
had Just returned from II trip on the
other Islands and would pay her as
soon as he collected his salary. The
defendant never paid and soon left the
place.
Collector Of Internal Revenue Roy
VI. Chamberlain testified that the de.
PENDANT had left the employ OF his de.
partmcnt in 1901 and had not been in
its employ since then.
Bortelmann took the stand IN his
own behalf. lie said that Mrs. Ortiz
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-22

Attacks on Alexander Young iniurp
the reputation OF the town and do
Young no harm. All he has to do in
response to the especially bitter crit,
Cism Is to go before the committee and
trace the inspiration to another site
for sale" The upshOt IL. Washington
gets a powwow and Honolulu no Fed.
eral building. There Is no doubt that
Honolulu prefers million or more dol.
lars spent in the labor and material OF
n new building. Federal buildings,
however. are not so easily obtained
that town can afford to indulge in 4
cat and dog fight over the prizc-yet
to be obtained.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-22
BOARD Of HEALTH
AWARDS CONTRACTS

The Board of Health yesterday ait
cgnoon listened to the reading of ten.
uurs for supplies to the Insane Asylum
ar1 the Settlement. The tenders of
general supplies comprises so many
different items and bidders that no
awards of contracts have been made
as yet. AS a rule though the contracts
will be awarded to the lowest response.
bic bidder.
The contract for supplying the Set.
Element with cattle was awarded to
j. A. Mcguire. Other bidders were
Waterhouse & Co., representing the
Raymond Ranch on Maui; and the Par.
ker Ranch on Hawaii Hoffschlaeger
q Co. were awarded the contract for
the purchase of hides from the Board.
The contract for supplying bread to
the Settlement was given to Loves
bakery, which held it last year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-22
Want DECISIONS
N APPEAL GASES

Tax Assessor Holt today received q
letter from Treasurer Campbell, ask.
ing that he endeavor to accelerate the
rendering OF decisions In tho tax cases
which are at present before the Board
Of Tax Appeals but which have not as
yet been decided. II Is the desire OF
the Treasury officials as well as of the
Tax Assessor that decisions be render.
cd In the remaining tax appeal cases
before the beginning Of the next year
in order to bring the books OF the
present year in perfect shape. The
taxation office Is at present about ST..
600 behind last wear and the render
ing of the decisions in the remaining
cases would tend towards equalizing
this amount. Tax Assessor Holt this
morning expressed his intention to
try and prevail upon the Board of Tax
Appeals to render their decisions be-
fore New Year. He had laid all his
evidence before the Board several
months ago and could not understand
what was the reason for the delay.
There are at present several cases
before the Tax Appeal Board In which
large amounts are involved and the re-
suit Of the appeals Is therefore await.
ed with double expectation. Among
these cases is the appeal of Eva Plan.
tation from an assessment OF $1,448,-
900, the taxes on which. at one per
cent Of the above valuation. would
amount TO sl4,4S0. Apokaa Plantation
has appealed from an assessment Of
$4,000 while the Oahu Railroad a.
Land Company appeal from the as.
sessment OF certain Of its lands leased
to the Eva and Oahu plantations, is
also still undecided. The lands men
toned were assessed at 100000. Be.
sides the cases mentioned there are
several others In which decision on
appeal has not yet been rendered.
Tax Assessor Holt states that the
lists of delinquent taxpayers for the
year 1904 will be published next year.
AS soon as these lists have been post.
ed the Territory will proceed to sue
the various delinquent taxpayers for
the amounts due on property as well
as poll and other taxes. The suits
for delinquencies of former years will
OF course continue as usual.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-22

A Japanese hachman was arrested
this afternoon under section of the
hack regulations which provides that
harness must be in good condition.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-22

had asked him concerning revenue II.
Censes to sell her He had told her to
apply to the Collector Of Internal Rev.
cnuc and had also mentioned his own
former connection with that depart.
ment. He had never told her that he
still worked for it,
BrcCkuns crosse XaminCd BcrtCl-
mann with regard to certain work he
had done for Hustled. the directory
man. In order to procure certain cyi.
denCc the case was continued until
1880 o'clock this afternoon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-22

Woods & Sheldon are arranging Q
rife shooting tournament to begin Jam
uary and continue until April l..
Persons making the three largest
scores will receive handsome prizes.
Dave Barry writes Joe Cohen that he
Is waiting in Portland to fight Burns.
Barry hopes to have another go at
Twin" Sullivan,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-22
RaIeiWa Limited.

Tne moat attractive days outing IL
that afforded by the excursion down
the railroad line. The HALElWA
LIMITED, a .irst.elass train, leaves
Honolulu every Sunday morning at
s:22 o'clock, making the run In two
hours, the rate for round trip being
Only $500, From 1922 a. m. until
$40 p, m. Is spent at the beautiful
HOTEL HALEiWA, with fresh and
sal. water bathing, tennis, golf, drives
and walks, shooting or failing, and you
are, oscs ~ town at 10: 10 o'clock In the
svgrIna
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-22
sLATTERY SENDS DATA.

Having received o cable from the
Chief Engineer Of the United States
Army. asking that ho at once forward
project and report in reference to Ho.
noIulu harbor deepening plans, Lieu.
tenant Slattery forwarded to Wash
ington In the Alamedas mail full and
detailed information and data touch
ing ON the subject for presentation
to Congress. With this official in.
formation Washington Is now supplied
with all the facts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-22

Thomas W. Lawson has been called
liar in every variety of language dur
ing the last few weeks. Up to date
none OF them have attempted to bring
detailed proof to convince the public
in what instance Lawson has told an
l.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-22

In the language Of the card.table.
that since the advent of Henry is spo-
ken of in bated breath, Governor Car.
ter has said, Show your cards. gen.
tlemen, and well see who's blutiing."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-22

Up to . o'clock this afternoon the
transport Solacc, due today from San
Francisco, had not been sighted. She
carries sailors for ships In the Orient
and supplies for Manila.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14

The Mayfcld Messenger of the
Sth in it, editorial column starts
out by saying: IF chickens show
loss Of appetite, etc, then after
proceeding in the same strain final
~ adds that 1T j. the business oi
the owner To look after these
things Ordinarily We would
suppose that the editor was a prac-
teal poultry man, but coming from
his pcn ~ il does now at the eve II
the presidential election We would
naturally attribute some political
significance To his words. Possibly
over there as in other parts II the
country, the Democratic ruostcrs
and their flock, show symptoms oi
weakness and II not properly nour,
ishcd they will collapse November
Sth. The pnpuli-, speaker. tell rs
the cocollrp-c j. ''irrvoably fixed"
any way.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14

statute now requires the President
to build the canal in the Panama
canal strip can not affect the issue.
1t would be the duty Of the Demo.
cratic party in Congress to repeal
the act. -
How the Democratic party can
claim superior grace or a more
strict Interpretation Of the dccaloguc
than their opponents, passes beyond
the ken Of the average citizen. The
Democratic party says in substance
1t was stolen and while We cannot
prove it yet We are ready aud vii.
ling To receive said stolen property
and appropriate It Ia our own Use
providing the American people arr
willing tn intru.t in our keeping
the machinery 81 thi, Govern.
mcnt.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14

one oi our distinguished Demo.
cratic exchanges states that Re.
publican leader. arr cprmlling 40
The rulorcd certificate. II rrgi.lm.
tion. Wcdiduo, know that them
va. any discrimination IN the color
II registration certificates. IN our
ward the color was uniform white
papcr having lcyn u.cd In the
preparation II the certificates.
However. ium what the exchange
say. further On, W. understand that
reference i. made tu certificates
which wyrc issued a. culurd voters.
Now We would like io know how
The distinguished editor II the tx.
chauEr riyrrl io found ont the
vrihaio WyU lsiug urmlul.
Ia. De- lseu u thy markytiu saph
ui ihpm' H. vuulj du IL. miui
YOU, ior uu,l,r ily prsui ncmo.
tm'i, registration law thrp !. uo
penalty iur huy.ug ~ selling the
certificate, 10 REGISTRATION VI, ar.
utterly upp~,l Q" Co., corruption
attached Co. ihr iuy.us auI ,lI.us
" Jyfii6a'r auj bIi manner "
tlI,gal voting, AMI &c tbc hun, s,
yu,ord VOTERS hav, deposited t.i,ir
certificates, ur e they haw lsyu
'wualcd" "a. ha. l.cu announced
to you, IL !. a gsd thing WHEN
partic. with corrupt intent an H.
l.atyn anil ihvaricd la 4,mc way.
lc, thcU may h. Niger In
the woojpilc, lui the Republican
LEADERS know right whrrc Il l..
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14
DYCUSBURG.

Cha. Burk. and wife arr attend.
iug the fair nj - Louis.
Born. to Harry Binc,i and wife.
% fine som
Mr. Henry Mitchell aud Mr..
Sallic rcrk. II Salem, arr visiting
in Missouri.
The Cumberland river continue.
low.
The pmimctcl meeting At thr
Baptist church clu-.,l With twu
Aversion. hy immurion. Mi,.r-
Walker and Pcyduu.
J 7 Br.-cy Va. indi.ps,d .ey.
cml day. lat vc,k
Allsrt kntg ha. rrmnyri frnm
triiundcu spring. a. hi. home boz
py,u.hurg
Mr. No-ior and granddaughter.
Mi. Pearl Cu,huu. arr visiting in
Iaiuuh
Married sunday. ut p. 1901.
1T Tribune hy Rev. Tally. II The
Methodist churh. Mr. Milruy and
Mis- Mullic luurs. luth Il D,cu..
hung The grnm ha. many friend.
iu by,u-hurg while the bride who
B. the youngest daughter II e.. "
Jones, j. unsurpassed in the quail.
ties that 10 her iur a mast cNvl.
lrut wife A. daughter In her
father. house She ha. had mn sup.
nor. With mw hu.inc,. tact shc
ha. the gift Il making a home un.
usually bright and pr~pnu. Many
tender congratulations.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14
lEvIAS.

Chas. Taylor, a puspmu. farm.
cr " Tolu, attended meeting at
Union Sunday
Henry Muor returned inm a
business trip Ia Blackiorl Friday.
lrr llughc. and family II Cray.
neville, visited friends and attend.
cl church herr sunday.
\ god revival is In prugr~s at
Union church this wrck under the
management " Eds. Henry and
llopcwrll.
Rev. Il. A. lARuc conducted scr.
vius IN SturRis Sunday.
Born, Ia Carson Franklin aud
wife, a fine girl.
Mrs. ]. A. Farmer. II MARVIN,
is attending the meeting and visit.
ing friends hcrc,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14
SHADY GROVE.

H. h,ll has tmdol Nj. town
property Ia Rel vanhm-rr aud will
move suu.
W u. Tuvrry and daughter
Mr. lrna lluNarl and Mi.a.
Carry and l,ua Carlurll attended
The World Fair la., uuk
Mr.. II. King {. VERY low II
pneumonia.
Mr.. ;. -. Anderson and daurh.
ter luii Tuesday iur Owrnslar,.
The pu,mc,c'l meeting will H..
gin Sunday nigh, q, the Rap,i.,
church. Ut " al hop hr q
g,od meeting
You ought Ia ius, 49, the ladies
hats at W. II. Tuwrrys aud So
how cheap he Ill. them.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14
The PANAMA CANAL STRIP.

Secretary Taft, former Governor
of the Philippines in a recent speech
tans the Parker leather in a manner
both drastic and convincing. Sec.
rotary Taft says:
''Iudgc parkcrs statement in ~
CARL IN the Panama canals chamc-
tcristic. UDlt j. said that the "a.
nal must h. built under the stat.
utcs oi the United States. Now,
what ,analg liz say. the Panama
canal. Therefore, il Is the canal
which thi, administration !, lggiu.
ming Ia huild the canal which va.
bought from the French Panama
canal company, anil the privilege
for completing which ha. l-yu ul,.
taincd by treaty irom the republic
oi Panama. And then lulF Par.
kcr prucyl., In a manner which {,
sccms 10 me, with Difference, duy.
mo- crvli, a. hi. caniur ur iu DO.
scnsc II fairness, a. rpai ihr
chang which b. ju,- uu, himself
father or apparently make himself
responsible tur. that the righ, Ca
build ihc canal va. aQuir,l Ly o.
violation Il national E~l faith.
and then dCylarys that mjyr ily
statute. " the United State. I, ls.
comcs a duty u The President "a
build the canal. and the work mus
~ pushed.
Now, an analysis " hi- position
ON this subject lead. to micpnur
that arc certainly not ila,,priug "a
The Dcmwmiic candidate. II ~,
canal strip was obtained by a viola.
ton Of national faith, then !, ought
60 h. returned to Colombia, and a
Democratic administration, Il what
JudEc Parker iniima,cs other p,o.
pie think i true. wuuld L. exactly
In the attitude II rccciUr II s,ol'
en- gods. Under such Cirums,an'
,s Is Il possible that an honorable
administration would wish a. kew
Il,o.c stolen g.-is aud use them lo'
,is own lsmhig The fac, that ,hg
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14

The Evening Post says The
Parker manager. havc abandoned
hopc u carrying Illinois, Wi.cun.
.in, New Jersey and Connecticut,
and the only rra-on iur laying clain,
Ia New York. Indiana aud We,
Virginia i. that Il these states were
al.o conceded 10 Roosevelt and
Fairlank. il would h. equivalent
a. closing mp headquarters.
The siaic- mentioned herein arr
th, state. that wcp claimed to l.,
doubtful at first These cpucs.
'iou- un the part II the Democrat.
ar equivalent to nm ackuovlc,lg.
myut II defeat .iucr they arr now
shurt tvr yuir- In the ELECTORAL
cullcgc, however they say they mus,
p't the five vutr. somewhere.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14
LOCAL OVERFLOW.

Judge Pierce wa. in Paducah
Thursday.
Jim Henry j. seeing the sight. at
the World. Fair.
r. +. Wilson, Of Rodney, ha.
removed Ia this city.
j. l.. Rankin was in Princeton
Thursday on business.
Il K. Champion, oi Hampton.
was in the city sunday.
Mr.. 7. II. Wood,idc. j.. visiting
relative, in Blodgci,, Mo.
Miss Gertrude Num-, II Black.
ford, visited here last week.
Mis- Matte Henry left Thursday
for - l"ui. To attend the Fair.
Rev. ". r. Oakley i. engaged in
a pru,nctcd meeting at sugar
Gruyc.
DR.. 7. Aichi-ou Fraser H. uuahl,
To attend To hi. practice, l-ing con.
fined To his lyi on Dcpo, s,rcct.
Hon. A. II. Carliu, II View. at.
tended the pupuli.i .pak!ug herr
Monday.
Mr. Nina llowcrtun h. assisting
Mr. Florence Ewing iu hcr milln.
cry department.
Vim. law and wife II ludiauap
oils, Ind, WIN were the guest. VI
relative h,r returned home Fri.
day.
Gyu. VI. Criiyr. &C. Muotr. !.
W Alams, Carl Henderson and
judy Muory went In TuIu sunday
anil attended the funeral " J. ".
Gurs,
Wednesday ah,nun while NJ
the humr II her .ou, 7. !. Wiring.
Of the city, Mr.. Mary Wiring icll
and hrpkc her arm and di.lo aicl
her wrist.
Mr. T.. u. Gvariu,y. II Carr.
willie, was in ,hc ri,y juslay Juuu,c
To- Memphis, Tenn. vhrr she will
L. the guc., II bee daughter, Mr..
e. &. Howard.
Rev ". 7. Oakley VA. unable ,u
hll Rev. J =. PREV appointment
NJ thy e.. T. ghurb sunday. q. 900.
uomvl anj Che pulpit wa. blly,l
lV Rev n. Frank Iacolr
Dr. J. l.. Reynolds, " Blackboard.
was in town Wednesday an bu.i.
ness Us has just returned iOm
The Worlds Fair anil an extended
visit Ia the Kentucky settlement
In Kansas.
Mn. Emc-, stations. II Slurgis.
WIN has l.vn visiting friends at
Carr'villc, was herr io,lay cnmuic
Ia Memphis, Tenn, lp h. the guest
II her brother, pmi e. e. Howard.
Rev. J. =. Brown, VI thi. placc.
closed a very suUcssiul meeting q,
old Bethel I mile. irom Marion.
lie reports - conversions and Epsl
revival Il the church. Rev. lew
Thrclkcld conducted the sonR scryi.
CO.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14
DON'T FAIL TO REGISTER.

Al legal voter. residing within
the corporate limits II Marion who
iailed 10 register on Tuesday, Octo-
lcr ith, will have another opportu.
nifty To register next Tuesday, de-.
iol-r 18th. Til. &. the additional
registration day provided for by the
city council in accordance with the
recent law.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14

Mr.. VI +. Croft and Mn. Felix
Cox spent Tuesday in Kelsey with
Relatives.
Mr. Z. u. Maxwell and little
daughter, Elizabeth Duke. returned
Tuesday from an extended visit in
the West, Mr. Maxwell remained
there and will shortly remove hi.
family there.
Mi-- Mile Eaton. Il salem. 4.
in Princeton l,arning a. operate the
Cumberland Telephone Exchange
huarl We understand that the
Cumberland Exchange i. To H. pu,
10 40 Salem aud that Mi. Mile
will H. the operator.
W r. McNcrly ha- .old hi-
house and loi on Bellcyillc street in
Ea., Marion o. \. j Bennett. II
Tolu Mr. and Mr. NcNcly
will leave saturday for Ioln. Mis-.
whcr Mr. McNc,ly will continue
hi- work 20. head sawyer iur n
hrgr luml,r mill.
DR.. NJ. Ravdin the well
known Eye, Ear and Throat
Specialist, Of Evansville, Ind.
will spend a few days vaca-
ton with friends in Marion.
He will arrive Monday, Oct.
18th and remain until the
10th, inclusive. He will be
pleased to meet his friends
and patrons at DR.. Frazer's
office.
Harry Perry 1T, Monday Tor -,
luui.
Mn Ru-h Vaughn lyt Tuesday
to visit th, Worlds Fair
Chas. Browning, Il Evansville,
visited relative. herr "wednesday.
II. G. McCuslvin, II Princeton.
attended county uuri here Monday.
Mcer. J. z. Morgan aud |. ".
Moop, II Ruth, wcuh,r Wc,lur,.
day
M,,.r. ". \. Hayden and Tom
Luv,y, It salem. VEN herr Wvi.
n~day
lom, tu ,hr VII, IL g.. !. Thur.
man. II Cracked Jryk ,hurh
urigbl"rliu-l Tuesday. Gu, girl
Clay FRITZ. and wife. vl6 ljv,l
u,ar Crokcl Crvk. lcb Wvluv.
day ior New Madrid. Mo. IN makr
IL th,ir miurr hnmr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14

viii llopwcll, II Siurgis. va.
~ the Keystone mines Friday Go
note the prugr,s- II the work
Mi.s- Alley. II Barnett. yi.ii,l
here last week and ,uok iu Oh,
meeting
Your correspondent wa. m Mar
ion Monday and cnpyci the ho..
piiality ~ the Gill llou.,
Thank.
Mr. Ellen Clement anil daughi.
e.. 1T Carryillc, visited friend. ami
RELATIVES her, lat week
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14

The gain, made ly the Rypubli.
mn- IN the variuu. elite. " The
State rs shown by an reports irnm
the rvnt registration, {. another
prof that the general apathy
which .,ym. pryalcu, now IN ,hr
eve II the Presidential election
mnu. that the puplc ar satisfied
with The manner in which Rrpuhli.
wu. an conducting national
affair.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14

Ia Toilette, Republican gpCmur
II Wisconsin, hynan, Republican
candidate ior Fownor II Illinois.
and Folk. DcmUn,ic candidate for
Eowmor II Missouri aU all pnc.
teal politicians and arr lately die.
,inguishc,i ior fearless honesty 10.
wari their constituents while pr.
forming their official du,ius.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14

Th, .p,,h delivered h,p VOL.
urhy Iy lu.IE huuy, II lsyiug.
tuu. va. UI,u-ioul,r. convincing
aui Ull oi reasoning
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-10-14
FRIDAY. OCTOBER IA, 1904.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SHERIFF

DUvALL-We are authorized 10 an
nounce Alonzo J. Duyall a candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff Of Crittenden
county, subject 10 the action Of the
Republican party. Election 1895.