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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-16
Resolutions Of Respect.

WumE,.. Cod In hi. infinite
wisdom has taken frum u. our dear
friend and brother, Il,aly II Coch-
nn, Therefore h. It resolved,
! That in his death the mem.
bcr. II our order arr shocked snd
add'ncd at the thought II such
iucparahlc lo-- Ia the community,
the church, aud Ia our beloved
order Il which be- wa. a true aud
loyal mrml-r anil one whom vi,
could ~ afford Ia lu-,.
. That there {. LEFT void in
biz home, his sunday school, HI.
church and his lo,lp which can not
b, filled
g. That Il :. hard Ia ralib that
be- has l-cu taken irom a.. yet
Will, hi. mortal l.sly h, died. hi.
clean, pun, lofty spirit live. and
will live forever more
I That We tender hi. l-rnyvl
relatives aud friend, our .iuwr
ympothy, iur We too, arr -oply
afflicted, anil realizing how ,u,irly
iuadVuai, vurl. II sympathy aw
iu comfort broken hearts, We oom.
mend thrm io ihy love and carr II
eur heavenly Father
. Tia, @ cnpy " the, r..olu.
iiuu- H. sent hI. family and that
they al-n l- puhIi.hrl iu 18th The
Culi,ud,n rr-- AMI CmmNu>
Rnuur ani spread upon N, min.
ute l.-'k II oar lulrc
BiVNwuI luur. Nu -, X. +.
II A llNNr,
Nv II. CNUE,
&C MoDuI.
Committee
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-16
CITY ORDINANCE

The City Council II the City II
Marion, Kentucky. DO orlan a.
follows
That a side walk h. hnilt on the
west side II North Main stry,.
ahuiiing on the 10, If J Il. Finley.
" u Gibbs, Bcn Wright and u.
e. Porter, said walk e. commence
at the south end Tor .idrl II -aid
Dot II J Il, Finley and extend %.
ihr %. .nid Dot II ] u Finley, "
Il Gihl~, Fen Wright and u. e.
Porter Saidwalk Ia h. 3 irrt wide
tu IT, made II . inch lumlvr nailed
picc- not lc,. than 2Si inches. and
thu same h. done ina pud and
wurkmanlikc manner Said walk
." H. built within ~ days irm
the passage II this ordinance.
Passed and approved thi. the
18th day II sept 1904.
J W Bur, lp.. Mayor
j e. lmmNNp, Ciiy Clerk.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-16
lnsineraiinS Closets

In pursuance II nm ORDER given
them by the last grand jury the
fiscal uurt ha. prcc0lc,l a. have
au nciucmiiug clu-,t system put
in ior ih, benefit II the cpuri I'll.
cial. and persons attending couri
Iulgc Tuvcy ha. contracted fur
the outfit which hn. l.,u shipped
aud !. l-iug removed irm thc ear
lo-hy. The clo-,t vhyu cumplct,
will ly l0N9u icyt and will contain
four ~ inch dry close, .nlk and
two dry clu-,t uriual., tlr metal
stack to .yui the heated iumv. up
into the air.. l.iug 80 i,,t high
Wyau informed hy the county
lulg that work 900 ,hv ylu-ci will
l-Wu next Tuesday aui When cum.
pl,iritvill d. worth aI"ui sGu Il
will d. bull, m lhr curi hpu.r
yurl.
The uuly question vi, would
raise !. whether ihr rIu-,i will h,
hR, enough lul whether u uuull
uu, le ui.r i"r Nh, ,i'y ownril io
make au appropriation aud have
Il built hWr with additional
STALL. sui al." tor The ra-rn th,p
ouuli 7" uu Uu..iiun o.. io ihr
town right o. u- ihr plant
u this system prD,r .pU-s
which Il !. mur than likely IN do.
The iut.ic. " the Marion Graded
Sclool will have a similar plant
put in at The .chool building ior
the lsnc6t " the .chUpl. This
will J" very ummcndablc and
shows a due consideration an the
part # The uiliwr aud patron. II
the Marion Gmdcd School ior the
health Il The lang rrwd II s,u.
dcnis attending the schuol.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-16
Graded School Opens.

Monday morning the Marion
Gndc,l School opened ior it, clcv.
rulh session under the principal.
ship " Chas. Evans. The enroll.
mcnt II over iOO pupils and the
many visitor. iillcd the chapel Ia
OVERLOOKING. After the devotional
cScrrisc- conducted hy Rev. r. A..
Conway. Prof Evans, ex-senator
Dcloc, Jno. A Mooc, III Flanary,
prnf ] r. Crimson. the new eighth
grade teacher aud others made in.
,crrtins talks which proved that
there was q loval sentiment on the
par, II teacher aud pa,run-an cy.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-16

Referring TO the statement given
out by David b. Hill who Is respon-
sible for the nomination Of Judge
Parker, the Kansas City Star says:
THE time for Mr.. Hill to have
withdrawn from politics for the
purpose Of helping his party, was
about two years ago. But it is too
late now to save Judge Parker from
the effects Of the Hill sponsorship.
Those who object to Parker because
Of the Hill influence have such an
opinion Of Hill a. will not permit
them to accept his announcement
under the circumstance
The Evening Post adds:
The rctirementof Hill and men
like him will H. a iorciblc retire.
ment dccrecd at the polls. No 9th.
er retirement j. irrcvocably fixed.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-16
School Bonds for Sale |!

The trustee, II Marion Graded
Common School district will offer
iur sale io the highest and l,rt Md.
der at public uui cy Ut the ouurt
huuv door In Marion. Ny. uu
Monday, september ~, 1901, h..
TWEEN the hour, " I and , o'clock,
y. m, sJOp.OO lond- " said di,.
trict in denomination " $4,000
each haring q pr cent interest
from date payable scmi.annumlly,
Said bonds due IN ~ ycar fmm
date aud rcdccmablc a, any time
after , years ipm date IT issue at
the option VI the loard " trustees
IT said district.
The Beard reserves the right To
rcrc, any aud all bids.
W. II. YASnnLL, Chm.
II. A. HAYSn, Treas.
Sept. 3, 1904. n.2w
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-16

The Salem, Marion and Crayne-
Vile mail route j. the subject Of
a brown paper circular issued from
the Press office, whose editor
couldn't tell you the difference be-
tween an editorial and an ordina-
ry news item, and is headed who
Was Your Friend?" Like most
matter of such a character, no sig
nature is attached and it should be
relegated to the place at which an
onymous letters and all such
communications usually arrive.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-16
District Sunday School Convention.

The following /, the program Of
the sunday School convention Ia
h held q, Tyncr'- Chapel sept. 20,
1904:
9:3O-Dcyotional Exercises.
9:jO-Bcncfit, 81 the sunday
school To the community
r. VI. Hill To the church.
Rev. 4. G.. llughc. To th,
young pcoplc-thas. Cook
In Bible study-Rcv. John
Fralic.
lO;3O-llow are wc to ct the
people interested that We may
have q sunday School in every
COMMUNICATIVE r. \.
laRuc
ll:OO-lIuw can We make our cN.
i,,ing schools cvrrgrccn'-
Rev 4 ! Thomson.
ll;3O-Addrc,.-lcv 7. &. Gch.
auer.
l2;OO-lnicrmi,-iou.
AFTERNOON.
l:3O-B,nciits u cunycution.-R
VI Frank.
2;DD-lluw Ia interest parents
Rev. John Fmlic.
, A,-Conirrrncco Il sunday Schoo
wurkcr-Rcv. I. &. Gclaucr
3 B-Elcctiuu II unicrr.
i:up-Adpunmcut
IA. ALEV HUI. III. Pre-.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-16

II is announced from Democrat
ic State Headquarters that Cover
nor Bcckham will take the stump
early this fall and make a complete
tour Of the state in the interest Of
Parker and Davis. II Is very like
~ that his labors will be rewarded
as when he stumpcd the space occu-
pied by the Kentucky delegation at
the st. Louis convention in the in
terest of lIaldman, Of Louisville,
for national committeeman.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-16

Mayor Granger, Of Louisville,
who had lccn absent some time.
while Iarth. President oithc Boarl
Of Aldermen, acted A. Mayor. n
turned rrvnily and II = expected
by the anti.pool nom element that
all POL roum- will h. in full opera.
ton shortly. They allcpc, when
the biennial cnUmpmcnt was Ia
take placr a short time ago, that IN
order that the citymighi H. cleaned
up for the visitors, and all psi
roons closed, that It lccamc nct,.
ary for Gmiugrr to leave ~ the
the acting Mayor might do the
work. It Is claimed that Gniugr
political allegiance to the follower.
Of the d. %. D., who elected him t.
Office oi Mayor, will not permit
him To purgc the city " lavlc,,nc,.
Therefore the rasun the gambling
dcns and pol pom, pro.pcr when
the Mayor j. In town. aud al.n the
reason ior the unexpected raid iu.t
lciorv the biennial cnampmcut.
The insult II which wa. as the cx.
plosion II a bond, the vibration.
extending to the "Pcnnyrilc."
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-16

Referring to the requests sent out
by the Republican Campaign Com.
mit,cc, asking for contributions to
The campaign fund, an exchange
says;
The brascnnoss Of the demands
and the fact that names Of leading
Republicans arr used ~ freely have
attracted notice. The signcr 81
Me demands seem 10 have made
kttlc effort 10 unccal their
identity
Tlic truth Of the business Is that
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-16
NEW GAME LAW
You Can Kill and Use on Your Own
Table But Not Sell.

The last session of the state leg
stature authorized thccomty judg-
cs Of each county to appoint one or
more fish and game wardcns whose
duties shall be to see that all laws
relating TO the preservation and
propagation Of fish, birds and
game shall be- inforccd. The game
warded shall have full powcrto exc
cute and serve all warrants in order
to enforce above laws in the same
manner and to a like extent that
sheriff or a deputy would. To ar
rest on sight and to seize any game,
guns, nets, seins or traps, and Ia
require assistance.
As regards the game law you
may kill game for your own table,
and il necessary you may bc trans
ported with the game on your per-
son, but otherwise, it is unlawful
to kill or transport the game. Be-
low we give the full text II law a.
passed, but We see therein nothing
to prohibit fishermen from follow
ing their occupations a. heretofore,
laws pertaining thereto remaining
the same.
Following is the text II the new
law:
An act prohibiting the sale or
transportation of wild turkeys.
phcasants, grouse, partridge and
quail, within the State II Ken.
lucky.
BE it enacted 10y the General ~.
sembly Of the Commonwealth II
Kentucky:
First-That il shall h. unlawful
in the State of Kentucky, at any
time, To buy, sell, cxpnsc for sale,
offer for sale, or have in possession
for the purpose u bartering or sell.
ing any wild turkeys, phcasants.
gr'usc, partridge ~ quail which
have been killed within this State.
Sccond-That II shall H. unlaw.
iul for any person, corporation ~
common carrier Ia receive fur
transportation or To transport, "
cause In h. transported, NJ a. ~.
cur the transportation Il. within
rwithout thi. State, any II the
hirl' or fowl. mentioned in SECTION
! 81 this act which hayr lsyn
killed within hi. State.
Provided, however. that il shall
not H. unlawful ior such person.
corporation ur common carrier Ia
transport a hunter with hi. game
lawfully killed by him within thi.
State.
Thiri-Each bird or fowl .o
bought, sid, offered tor sale. hal
in possession Tor sale, or tmn.pnr.
'a,iou, rccivcl ior transportation,
ar Transported contrary Ia the PR.
visions II ,hi. act, shall constitute
~pyrs,, uHuu-,.
Fuurih-Whuyvr violate. any
provision, II ihi. act .liall h. 6n,,l
M, less than $40 uur mur than
So tor a fr.i ufyn.c. aud nu, Ir..
than s2i NOR mury than si1 ior
any subsequent UHcn.r.
Approved Mauh q. 1904.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-16

crlas,iug legacy ,o the succc-s II
the -chuol
The sDpO addition a. the school
building !. progressing aud will h.
ready by the 18th II December
Thu hid. fair Ia h. thu higgr.,
and h--i year II Marion Graded
School work.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-16
Tom Watson

EX.Congr~>man Tom Watson.
ot Alabama, ropuli.t nominee for
President, speaks at paduah Sat.
urday at PIP. m. paducah aud
Glasgow are the only places In the
state WHERE he will likely spak.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-16
Marriage License.

fpl Farmer 10 Mis-. Dplcic
Ciso.
Jcs.c l.. Canada Ia Mis-. Allic
Rowland.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-16
FRIDAY, SEPT. 16, 1904.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.
ANNOUNC ENTS
FOR SHERIFF

DuvALL-We are authorized to an
nounce Alonzo J. Duvall a candidate
for the office of Sheriff of Crittenden
county, subject to the action of the
Republican party. Election 1905.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-16
LOCAL OVERFLOW.

Corn 20 cents per huShel ut the
New Feed Store. NJ. O. EsKEw.
Geo. Cochran and mother left
Tuesday to visit relatives in Hen
derson.
Mr.. Tom Young, of Pincy, left
Wednesday to visit her parents at
Evansville.
j. p, Deboe, of Clinton, has pur-
chased the J. F. Canada property
on East Depot Street,
Mrs. Jim James and Miss Lydia
Steele, Of Eddyvillc, are the guests
Of II. II. Woods family.
Mr., and Mrs. W. F. Law, Of
indianapolis, are the guest, OF Mrs
Melee ON Wilson avenue.
Eli Num-, OF Rodney, left We'd
ncsday with his deaf daughter To
place her in school at Danyillc.
Mrs. W. B. Davidson, Of Lyyia-,
passed through Marion Wednesday
cnroutc 10 Kuttawa and Princeton
to visit relatives.
j. D. Farri,, Of Salem, J.. in II.
Louis this week, where he will
attend the Fair and purchase goods
for J d. Farri, a Co.
+. +. Love, Of Foris Ferry, wa,
in the city Wednesday. lie has
rented farm in Missouri aud j.
now preparing To move.
See Us for price, on American
Field Fence before purchasing We
can save yon money.
MARION HARDWARE Co.
The Union ,crv,c, will h. held
at the c. r. church next sunday
night at $50. Rev. \. ]. Thorn
son, Of Kuttawa, will preach.
Mr.. and Mr.. c. ] Black LEFT
Sunday for Kuttawa, where they
!nined company IT friends and
went 10 attend the -. Ioui. Fair.
There will H. services At the G..
=. church next Sunday at eleven
o'clock The sermon will H. by
Rev. 7. e. Gclaucr. " Henderson.
The Pluto Jr." disc breaking
pillow is the only disc pillow on the
market that i, absolutely frc from
side draft MARioN HARDWARE Co.
j. II. Rappolcc. oi the firm Rap.
police Il Summers. II salem, /. in
Il. Louis thi, week attending the
Fair and buying the hll stock for
hi- hrm.
Mr. ]. ". Tri.lcr will teach a
music elias, at her residence thi.
fall and winter. She !. we'll known
tn our reader. q. a splendid iu.iruc.
tor II music.
The Black property, consisting VI
aluut tiyr acr, aud facing partly
on South Main .trvi, wa. pur.
chased by T.. :. Maxwell, Monday.
ior ~, lO1.
Ny opening will H. un nrN,
Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY.
Ppi,i,,t ani ls>, lime " pattern
hats cyvr in Marion. u, not hil
IN ,cv them. Ma, T.. :. Low
\ Sunday .chuol ma.. meeting
will H. held at thc e. T.. church
ucN, sunday aiicmuunat 3 u'ylurk
Rev T. e. Grlau,r. state SUNDAY
.rhool vurk,r. will aidr-. III,
meeting. Al the sunday .rhunl.
and sunday cbupl worker. IN. ,ur.
daily invited a. attend
FOR SAEE-G"ul huu., and b.
"n Fast hrpui street lluu.c run.
'i.is II fur rnn,., pantry. hall.
ygnu.a and lock porch. Their
aU pIyu,y " uui huua ~, sOS
2O i,yt. Gvyl WILL aud ri.,rm.
VIII ,cll atovc aud al,o include
five building lo,. a, bargain.
= pp,.y.,,,
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Entered as second-cass matter July 10. 1901, at
the postoffice at Marion. KY. under Act oil Con-
gress OF March 8. 1879.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-16

SUBSCRIPTION, PER YEAR. ONE DOLLAR.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

Tho recent death Of chief Joseph
calls io mind the tragic end of tho
Nog Porcos tribe. What Us now the
state ~ Idaho and part Of Oregon
was the original home Of tho Nez
pcrcog. The tribe welcomed and sue
corri Lewis and Clark on their won.
doHul expedition 10 the Pacific In
1904 II was the Nez porcos who
sent n delegation east and asked
That the "hnlr' mirht be- sent chem.
that they mleht learn the white mans
piiriou Within pcrioi of almost
seventy years there is hut one case on
record whcro q Noz PIERCE shed tho
blood of % white man
Thon me white settlers hogan 10
take thc lands of the Nog Pcrcos and
thCH ifrra followed an Indian war. Boo
which iho methods of me Indian were
plttci against the skill and discipline
Of the United States troops. chief
Joseph and hls hand OF a few hundred
followers gave Gen. Miles one OF the
hardest campaigns he over under
took s'hc end was the usual one.
and finally tho chief anG an that was
left OF his tribe became yards OF
che nation
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
mlscREvous AGITATION

The governor 81 the Philippines
makes a timely protest 10 the prcsl
dent against the persistent agitation
IN che United States for Filipino iu-
dependence and the spoken and writ.
ten Uiterancos of prominent Amcrt
cans here who are urging a. The
unwisdom Of this agitation as shown
IN the false hopes which 10 81 rails.
inr in the minds NJ the more lrnor.
ant classes in the islands. whose am.
hltIona. says the San Francisco
Chronicle. and vanity prompt thCm Go
believe that they are now fitted for
self government although @ is n we'll
known fact that they are not equipped
with the Intelligence or any of tho
otncr qualities which make for good
citizenship
The agitation ls only giving oncou.
ruEemcut to tho old iumrrectlon-
AIRY leaders and making 20 moro dlf
ncult for inc Insular government ~
carry ont ita bonofIoeut plans for
the elevation Of the Flipinos to a
higher plane Of civilization and t0 de-.
volup the dormant resources az the
country FOR their own benefit and for
Che benefit of the human race gcnor
ally Tho democratic national Plat.
form has contributed lts share to.
ward tho aonseloss agitation hy On.
sincerely declaring that q favora do
lng for tho FilIpnog what we have
already done for the Cubans when its
trainers wen know that fhore is no
similarity between the mental. social
and political condition Of the two
races with the same inslucorlty tho
democratic nominee FOR president In.
dorscs the plank and favors "mak.
ing the promise 90 them that we shall
take such action as soon as they are
reasonably prepared Tor co." when
Parker says that he favors giving the
FlipInos tho indefinite promise of
independence when the proper time
comes, he is practically saying that
he has no intention 90 DO go In faoi
Parker and an OF hia coarltators are
losing sight OF the fact that the
United States paid Spain $4,000 600
60 rolinqulsh her Sovereignty over the
islands. and that q has since hono.
noenuy spent iis money and acri
Ecod tho lives Of Cos men 90 establish
peace IN them for the improvement of
the condition Of their people 10 mo
Thorn 90 become ultimately an integral
part OF the nation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08
nLEnnlno or rnr aAors-

AZ first Thought there is suggestion
Of calamity or catastrophe On the re.
cent de-, laration OF John y Redmond.
irish nationalist that the race Of
which he Is a distinguished member.
iH dying. Hints OF race mortality con.
iuro mp pictures OF oppression and the
conquest OF nation by nation with
tho subyerslon OF oolltical rights
Irish history ls a thrilling tale Of such
national misadvonture. SAYS the Ina
Angeles Express. but Mr. Rcdmond's
reference to what he now thinks a.
happening does not moan a cessation
of Celtic lineage. but rather the de-.
cay OF the Celta a. a political entity.
and his remedy ls homo rule and n
political establishment NJ Dublin.
blending tho races cannot be re-.
Earded as a misfortune n is inevl.
table iu AN age OF tho railroad. tclo.
phone and telegraph The world Is
becoming cosmopolitan. and the Eng
iish language. which long ago ceased
% be a British institution. ls at the
forefront IN the conquest OF the globe
The Ceit has given up hiB Gaelic and
takes part Ga this expansion The
Irish nation o. not dying. but is
heing aBslmilatod
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

cusslon Of the capacity ~ the Filipino
for seif government and his lmmodi.
rfo 1- ultimate independence 20 hav.
aa s offoct here aud makes his
task more difficult than 60 otherwise
would be- The less n man Ia oduip
ped with Intelligence and those quail
tiles which make for good Citizen.
ship the more easily can he be- per.
uadod that ho is pussossor OF al
these qualities
These people have their fun share
of ambition and vanity. and they also
have their full share OF reckless. half
formed characters. who are ready for
intrigue IN any direction which prom.
lFos them profit and power u o.
this class which has largely given
force and direction 20 the Agllpayan
movement, and has recruited zee ranks
from ignorant and dangerous Gle.
monts.
ctr this general connection I may
say 10 you az q matter OF informa.
ton that The agitation IN the United
states for Filipino Independence and
pokon and written utterancoa OF
prominent men there who are urging
20 are an brought here and published
in native newspapers. and are being
made the text OF editorials Insisting
chat the Filipino people are nov
ready to become an independent ma
ton
"Tho effect Of an this b. distinctly
injurious ne tendency a. 90 restore
the influence ~ the old insurrection
leaders and to make Thorn active In
preaching old propaganda This IN
turn has che effect OF demoraliElng
and weakening more the conservative
and thoughtful FIllpInoa who fear that
70 thoy speak out a. they really think
they would be- considered enemies Of
their people and lose their prestige
with them"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-10-08

Tho Clifton Copper Era says that
there o. mo- question hut that the dem.
ocrats OF Arizona are becoming most
uneasy over the outcome 81 the con.
srossional campaign. Mark Smith IL
NOT as popular as be- was in years
past Then. too. he made a bad break
In fighting the lahoring element nt
Tucson. that carried the county for
Hearst The socialists viii also cut
quite a figure In the campaign. and
% is generally conceded that their
strength will be drawn mainly from
the democrats The democratic mar
gln IN the territory is too narrow 10
lose many votes. hence the party lead
ers everywhere are ondoavoring TO
whip democrats back into line