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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30

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Under the law only the voters
within the corporate limits Of a
town will be required to register,
Notwithstanding the fact that many
country election precincts may
extend into the towns and the reg
ular voting places may he within
the town.
Pertaining TO the voting places
for the various precincts in Marion,
Sheriff J W. Lamb has issued the
following notice:
The voters Of the incorporated
limits Of Marion will find their
places Of registration located as
follows, viz:
No. Court house.
No. 2-0ne door north Of Jas.
Paris shoe shop.
No. 3-H. Koltinsky's grocery,
No. 4-Claude Guess blacksmith
shop.
No. 5-Thos. Wring's Office, one
door east Of james & james.
j. ". LAMB, Sh'f c. c.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
Conductor Fred Hayden Hurt.

In the depot yards herr Monday,
conductor Frcl T.. Hayden, II Ia.
duoh. a conductor on a work train
happened to an accident. lii'
train va. switching and be- was
m ,lic ground running along by
,b, side II the track In an oppo.
site diryiion when a crane on on,
ofibc ear, struck him on thc head
cutting an ugly wound and kuock
ing him .cn-clr... pr. H. J. pris'
hin. the compuy'. lcal physician,
Jr..-sl the wound aud Hayden
VA. taken tn the hospital at Padu
nh.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
Sheriff Lamb Selects Places
For Marion Voters 10
Register.
RESIDENTS WITHIN
CORPORATE LIMITS

Next Tuesday is registration day
and all legal vu,cr whose homes
arc within the corporate limits Of
Marion or Dycusburg in this county
will have TO register, else, under
the present law they will forfeit
their right oi suffrage and ON tn,
final election day in November they
will h. unable to vote tor the man
II their chuiCc.
The new registration law ciIcct,
al the legal voters rcsiding within
the corporate limits Of Grand Riv.
crs, Salem, Carrsvillc, luka and
Smithland in Livingston county
likewise and they will also have Il
register.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
BARACA SOCIETY
Was Organized Sunday Afternoon
al 3 O'clock.

Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
the young men Of Marion including
the young men attending the Mar
ion graded school met in Pythian
Hail and organized society known
a. tie Bamca Society. The officer.
for the society were all elected 10y
acclamation and are as follows:
G, :. Num-, President.
Jno. \. Moore, Vice President,
Henry Haynes, Secretary.
Avis stephens, Assistant Sccre.
tary.
Mauric Num-, Treasurer.
W. +. Potter, Librarian.
Everett Minncr, Standard Bearer,
Jas. +. Chitiendcn, Press Re.
porter.
Chas. Evans, Teacher.
J. X. Brinson, Assistant Teacher,
Committees were appointed q,
follows:
Socia!-D. h. Kevil, Jas. l.
Travis and Ira Pierce.
Hustlcrs-T. II. Cochran, Cole.
man Haynes, Oll Tucker, Gray
Rochester and Archy Davidson.
Music-Gco. NJ. Crider, ol
Tucker, Chas. Moore, ]. 7. Picrc,
and Jas. l.. Travis.
Mcmbcrship-R. l.. Flanary, e
c. Taylor, Ray Flanary, J. W
Blue and Arthur Watkins.
The society will meet again mex
sunday afternoon in Pythian LA
at 3 O'Clock for further organin
iion and it, work will bcgin to TAX
firm.
II goes without saying that ever.
hody will want 10 know what ih
object oi the society is and wha
will h. done at the meetings. VI
are no, prepared yet io tell yoI
about that, hui young man or ul
man, 4 you arr within reach
attend the meetings and oin u p1.
ihlc. Next by,t thing tn that wi
h. TO watch the Society when It
WORK bcgius.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30

spar six feet III thickness,
part Of this however is a class Of
carbonate dirt in which very strong
lead boulders are found. They are
not of the kidney shape a. is
usually found in that section but
are Of more pronounced ledge ore
both IN makeup and quality. The
miners at the foot wall If this see
tion of the vein continued
drifting through II feet of an cx-
c,cdingly white, heavy body Of
Gale spar Just before leaving the
mine on Monday at noon, Mr..
Barnard was told by the foreman
that the drill was showing a body
oi iluor sppr beyond this calc and
lying against the real Root wall Of
Che vein. Thi. property has been
prospccted in the past quite extcn.
-iycly by other parties bu, up Ia
the present time the vertical vein
ha. never hccn shown although a
very considerable tonnage oi huur
.par was taken out by surface
work
The highest price reported paid
for zinc ore in the Joplin district
during the past week was si6 per
ton for 100 tons Of the King vii.
liam mine Of the consolidated Jack
mines company at Ducnweg The
Turtle. on the Roaring Spring.
land, IN Joplin, and i couple oi
hin. at AHA and Neck City. ar,
al.o said Ia have brought ,hi.
price. IL i. industriously umored
on the street that the Bumhlehe,
mining company -old IL output at
si1 Pricc- were higher during
the past week than they have hccn
at any time since lSga. The assay
la.i. clu.,d the week strong at 81.
e. sil pr tom ior zine. Thcrc j.
certainly something doing IN the
auy urr market, and the high pric.
c. ARE making good mines much
.uughi after. Lad orr sold NJ ,h,
same pricr Il hrugh, al month,
si3 Ju pr tom. The zine ore pro
duor appard ,o have the uppcr
hand during the past week. TIL,
man who had q hin filled with or
w. boz petition to name hi, owl
prcr. -u bong as i, d. within th,
lpuud. e ra-uu !, :. rrport,t
that a comIuuy ha. organized viii
% capital Il sl,u0l,uN to build d
zine .mrlirr ut CoiI,cyillc, Kan.
where the ~. supply j. said 10 IL
unusually strong
Tie Watson Carbonate Il Sin,
property narPla.ani Ridgc churcl
!. uraiu in operation with incrras
hr,i'i,. VIZ Key, one e th'
owners. who rysidcs in Cleveland
uhiu. while herr the other dal
made arrangement. ior the activ
working and shipment IT produc
ir,m this mine.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
THE WEEKS
DOINGS!
Blue s Num- Receives Deed Tor
Wilson Land The Joplin
Zinc Market.
MOVEMENT OF FLUOp SPAR

Dr Il l.. Moore, Of Marion, has
leased l2j acres oi hi coal land
near Blarkiord io Mcssr.. High
skinner and &. II Wilson. 4
siurgs These gentlemen are
arranging for a switch from the
main line oi the !. G. Railroad 10
their shah where they have Il Il.
.aid, a strong four ioo, vein II
oal.
The sale hy u W Wilson Ia
Blue & Mum, Il thi. city. Il some
li2 acrc- u land Adjoining the "g
acre mine" has hc,n concluded.
,hc price paid lcine sj0 pr acrr
au aggrgntc Il same s1Gp
Robert Dr. .gh,r. q DC Culum.
la mine. tell. O.. that uc Iuigc
ull,s recently installed ai Nat
mine arr BEGINNING 20 .how some
results. the adjustment i r,aitcr
q murc taking nofr 20 lr-. time
l. Pines" handled here arc iu O.
,a.. rs them-'ly,., previous ,Spr.
ruo on other ore. h,iug u bui
Hiii, q any -rryicr, actual work
a'ry l,irg The ncosary quaihn-
'rn or adjusting the How Il water
,ui ih, or, ',,j
, VI Barnard u thc riu.lurR
Mining Is Manufacturing Co.. loo
w wy with : carr .ur. "i
ru.ur. "a. who b. largely
Interested loo this Company, visited
u,r ,anuu. pUPfii,- h",h iu
l..uuI. anil Kentucky h.t week
T, Nick.lnrFh Fluor >pr mir,
m OBJ, Cumberland uv,r near ii,
town ~ that name is uuy II thI
mu-t promising prot-rii'. that thi'
vmpny has iu thi. .'ai, VIZ
0,u + Roberts !. .h'ppiug -'r,
~ hundred tom. II lo,h griudiul
AMI huNug tuor .mt irm thi'
miu.. II viii l.. mrvvl ly Jap
voolfolk. iug. the Mouc, viii
ur NJ twu laV,- which arrived a'
Nrt.lurrh late sunday c,,nirg
aud will layc iot Rr"kpor, ,o lua'
uu ar. by "Wednesday noon. tn,
veil yquippcl mill on the lyat
mine near Golrunda belonging L
ihr ri,,slurT Company vas al-
inspected with Il l. undcr',ov
mu'i satisfactory insults, I, IL hkcl!
iha,wg considerable improvement,
ha'h in mining and milling vii
r-uli a 10th min,. irum thi. ,i.ii
Uy Elirr iiu.lgr mine l,lUug
rgtoF. ". barnard. WIN lN th
uay, visits Naron on Nondal
last. B. said io have reached WI,
promising win " 18th ealcua ans
huu .Iarai a depth " aomc ~
ivi Airii was run atthis dept
pl~ius through the hanging wal
ui Blrilc -omc four tcc, uhcrc
upuvl in,o q win oflcid and iluo
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
M RS. ELDER
Highly Respectable Old Lady Called
Awsy by Death.

Tuesday afternoon about four
O'Clock the life Of MH. josephine
Elder passed out at the residence Of
her son-in-law, A. +. Griffith, near
the city. Mrs. Elder died Of
phthisis. She was sixty.fve years
of age, having been born April l3,
1889. She was the daughter Of
Clark Wheeler and was born and
reared three or four miles east Of
town on the farm where her step
mother, Mrs. Caroline Noe, now
resides. She was married in 1858
10 G.. W. Elder. who died about
twenty-five years ago. OF this
union eight children grew To ma
turi,y, all of whom are dead except
two, Mr.. 4. ]. Chiiicndcn and
Mrs. 4. F. Griffith, both oi whom
reside here. Mrs. Elder is also
survived 10y two brothers, Frank
Wheeler, oi Marion, and j. A..
Wheeler, oi Clay, likewise by a half
brother and a half sister, Henry
Wheeler and Mr.. Belle Truiit,
18th of this county. The funeral
took place Thurs lay at 3 O'Clock at
the Wheeler grave yard, when the
todv was laid To- psi ly the side oi
that II the husband.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
Noi:s.

All persons knowing themselves
Indebted to Adams Il Cochran will
call and settle n, once and save
cost.
ADAMS Il CcCHRAN.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
Marriages.

Chas. q. Poguc 20 Miss Edith
Hodge.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

in the city Of Lincoln in said county, which real
estate Is liable to be sold for the payment OF the
debts OF said estate and costs;
said administrator and or his bond have been
filed with said petition In this court; and It APP
pearing that II is necessary to sell the said real
estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient
ordered that ali persons interested In said estate
appear before the undersigned AlbertJ. Cornish.
Judge Ofsaid District court of Lancaster county.
Nebraska, at my chambers In the court house II
day of March, 1904 at 10 o'clock q. m, to show
cause why license should not be granted to
said administrator to sell 80 much of said real
1t is further ordered that copy OF this order
shall be pu lished four successive weeks In the
Nebraska independents weekly newspaper pub
lished in said county, according to law.
Dated February II, 1904. -
ALBERTJ CORNISH.
District Judge.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-18

man that is competent TO be president
ought to know that the populists stand
for the only true democratic and re-
publican principles there Is In vogue at
this time Neither OF the old par
ties, as a party, stand for anything In
common with the masses of the peo-
pie. An increase In the money Volume
brought all the prosperity there is and
that is populist thunder of 1896 when
both old parties gave it the lie."
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-18

Editor Independent: Hurrah for
Jonathan Higgins of Cambridge. Neb.!
HIS ideas of the eastern Yankee adj
vising the southern reformer just what
IL best for them to do, shows that he
has been observing some things OF
the past.
The southern people do not want
any Of the casts protective tarin
farces, and but very little OF the tar
IN for revenue only. Both OF these
plans were devised by the b'ain of a
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-18

plutOcrat for the purpose of making
the poor burien-bearers of the world,
and exempting the rich from paying
tax that he shared in equity, to pay
for support of the thing We call gov
eminent.
The facts are, the eastern reform
ers are not competent to give us adj
wise, for the reason that 65 Der cent
of the people in Texas are in favor of
public ownership of most public util-
tiles; that is, money and transporta-
ton, city waterwcrks and lights; but
they expect to get these things through
the Bryan democracy. And as to the
negro-he does not bother us at all;
and never has. only when some east
ern pretended friend to them puts
some foolish notions in his head
These eastern people come south for
the dollars they can find. And have
never seen one yet that was not after
the dollar strictly.
The protective tariff idea seams to
be blown into their bottles!
The officials in the SOUTH and this
state are yet governed by the in
visible power that Ridpath described
as "the money aid corporate rower,"
but, the bladder is now being blown UP
in the minds OF the people that 1t
will bring them to their senses before
many more moons.
c. j. JACKSON.
Bolton. Tex.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-18
samI b. Iiaui., Attorney

In the District Court of Lancaster county. Ne
braska, In the matter OF the estate OF Cathe-
rine Clark, deceased
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance Of an
order and license OF Hon. Edward p.
Holmes Judge OF the District court Of Lancaster
county Nebraska, made and issued on the flfst
day of February. A, d. 1904, for the sale Of tho
real estate described as lot nine (0) In block
twenty-three (23l In South Lincoln, Lancaster
county, Nebraska. there will be sold at the east
door of the court house In Lincoln, Lancaster
county, Nebraska, on the 9Th day OF March 4. d.
1901, ut O'Clock p m. OF said day at public VEN
due the real estate described as lot nine (0) In
block twenty three (23, In South Lincoln, Ian
caster county, Nebraska, according to the re-
corded plat thereof being an addition to the
city of Lincoln Lancaster county, Nebraska.
said sale to be on the following terms towit: to
the highest bidder for cash subject to all liens and
membranes.
Said sale will remain open one hour.
Dated February 10th, 1904
p JAMES COsGRAVE,
Administrator of the estate of Catherine Clark
deceased.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-18

w. r. TrIbbey. Gallatin. NO.: II
think there Is some hope for the pop
ulists now II they will stick TO their
principles and party while II stays
with It's principles. would not stay
In any party for party sake. had
lots of confidence In Bryan and sup
ported him In 1896. but n Bryan
would fall IN with MS ne would not
have "A much To swallow M we did
In 90 and 1900. We gIlped down the
corrupt democratic party 10 give him
a booat. for we had confidence In the
man: but now Bryan In not 30 blind
that he cannot see that he will have
to swallow all hIs words and the cor
ruptIon OF the republican party II he
stays In the democratic party. aud any
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-18
Bolton, Tex.

VIM Lee, Roll, Ind: Yes, of course.
I will become one OF the Old Guards,
for | consider myself one of the old
est of them. | tore loose from the
democratic party in u when they
nominated Horace Greeley for presi-
dent. | could not stand that; couldn't
vote for Grant. Just stayed at home
on election day. am glad to have
the opportunity to belong TO the Old
Guard. l am proud of the Old Guard.
expect to vote the populist ticket as
long as | live because l think it is
right to do So
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-18
Lamb q wurzburr Attorneys
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or LANCASTER
COUNTY. NEBRASKA


COUNTY. NEBRASKA
In the Matter OF the Application OF James r.
Frazer. Administrator DE Bonis Non OF the
Estate ofJames III. Ctsncy, deceased, for
leave 10 sell Real Estate to ray debts.
II appearing nom the petition Of James r.
Fra ~ Administrator DO hunis Non of the estate
Of James II. tisney, decreased. nled In this court
and presented 20 me. the whole amount OF per.
sonal - ats that came into the funds OF said -.
tate was In the sim ef xi7Gi.2G: that the same
was wholly expended In The payment og debts
~ said estate by his predecessor That there are
now outstanding Rnd allowed ~iRims asninsf
said defendants estate In the sufn OF ta7nl a. re-
maininT due aud wholly unpaid. ~ we'll ~ the
costs aud expense 81 making hnai settlement OF
said estate. that said decreased died seized IN lee
simnle M the following described real estate sl,
natsi Ia The county uf Lancaster m the state 0g
Nebraska t0.Ntt, Lots Tske. 10, N. and NJ Ia
nicck 4. IN nawson's Addition, Lots 2. a a. aud
8 in nloek 1. kidneys q street Additoni lot L.
Ia nioek In llouts & Ialdwins Addition Apd
Toe u IN hloek 5 N Orchards subdivision, I'll
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-18

James S. Dixson, Cedar Mill Ore:
"You may put me down as one of the
Old Guard. I did not come as far
as some of them did. My former poll
tics were republican, but left them
in 1890. l Their lived in Nebraska.
haven't voted for republican since.
don't say like some of the Old Guards
that I will always vote the popullst
ticket, because they may get the
wrong leaders in and they would lead
the party out of the line of reform
and then would have to vote some
thing else"
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-18

James ]. Routt, Loam,. H.: ~ want
to be enrolled on the list OF the Old
Guard of Populism. am one of the
boys who wore the blue and have been
up Salt river twice, hut each time
took genuine populist PRINCIPLES with
me and thank God have them yet.
Give us a straight ticket at St Louis
the I'D OF February or count me out. :
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-18

G. w. Win, Ithaca, Neb.: II send
you preferential votes. I have two
sons at home that will vote, and how
is it about joining the Old Guard?
There are several in my precinct that
want to join How Will We proceed?
| have been a delegate to state or
congressional conventions fo, six or
more years. | am in favor Of the
preferential
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-18

Joel Ray, Bolton, Tex: II am proud
to send you blank filled out for mem
bership in the Old Guard of Populism.
/ think it a grand plan. / am pop
ulist from prime iple. Was an ;ndepen-
dent until | joined the greenback par
ty in 1876, and voted FOR the grand
old man, Peter Cooper. Since that
lime | have voted for every refoi m
candidate; never have voted for re-.
publican or democrat, so think !
am entitled to be enrolled as one Of
the Old Guard. / favor the Denver
agreement and the Omaha platform"
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-02-18

Geo. Vance, Naponee, Neb : please
enroll my name in the Old Guard Of
Fopulism. 1 am always proud Ito
stand and be counted on the side OF
Justice and right. Am 81 years old
anG depend ON days labor for liy-
ing. | can't do much financially for
the cause, but can vote as loud as
ANYBODY"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-10
Nclu.Y PORTER Maiicn.
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Ncu.D orf 5uriidgcihidt.
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ans Der llnter6rin0urg Don 9iclu,
Dorfcr @aiienfinocrn bel mcrifani.
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len Wcrifoncr, ric fcineSmcqs Der
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