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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-01
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bette oeuti6c 3eitnng
Der
Mtttel= tttb GIBBS taatcn
lit Der b
9enti6c Correspondent
in Baltimore, Wo.
- 1S49-1904 -

Gieie t6gIi6e 0orgen3eitung CT.
i6eint a6t Seiten itart, miro
in Baltimore uno @oi6ington oirctt
MS Sans geltefert uno toitet
uur 1912 Gents pro ISOLDE, nit
Sonntagsblatt 15c. 9eItelumgen
0urh SrGger ooer per @oit uno per
Selepbon pcroen prompt beriidIid)-
tigt.
MODERN ausacriiitct.
Nue 0eportementS ocS @ei6dftcS
oeS o0euti6en Gorreiponoenten"lino
nit Den neueiten Grrlngenihoiten
Der Waihincnbnlfunit perieben.
Seit Dem 0roBen 9ran0e iino Set.
Woidinen eingefiibrt moroen, lpelhe
ridtigc @unoermcrfe mooerncr We'
dunif limo, mo nit Sillfe bon Gas
uno Glcftri5itGt in 9etrieb gelest
ipcrocn. Die 3citung miro auf elmer
Wfoidine nit euoloiem Yapier ge.
orudt. Qicie Moi6iue orudt,
idnei0et, fol5t uno 5Gblt Die 3eiturt.
gen, obne Dob irgenO neId)c menidl-
lidc &itlie unbebingt e~rforoerliG lit.
&or5iiglider Nenigfeitsoienit.
Die &e6uftion oeS y9euti6en Cor
reiponOcnten" itebt in Oirefter Scr
binoung nit alien Nelli9teits. !, gen.
tltren, erbGlt sic 9epei6en Der ngi-
iociirten 8relle" aus alien Ebeileu
Der 8eIt, bat einen iebr gut organi.
lirten 0ienit Der e%rfobreniten Be-
ri6teritatter u1o Mitarbeiter uno
fam nit He6t Inipru6 auf Die
.8ebouptung MAIDEN, baB eS Die beIt.
reoigirte 3eitung oes 2onoes lit.
Gus Bette ppr Mlem.
Sn oen Spolten 0eS n9eutideu
Gorrelponoentcn" finben oie &eier
ausoe5eidnet gcldriebene 2eitortifcl
iiber brennenOe Gogesfrogen, lodge.
m0Be Noti5er, sic nelleiten 3epel6en
bonn ariegsihauolobe aus Dem Ter.
men Often, Die beiten Na6ridten IN
fur5 gefaBter 5orm aus alien
S6eileu oe8 Slt. uno @u3lanoes
mas i'm Snnern be8 eige.
men StaoteS porgebt, mas Die
Mllni5ipol.9 eborben onbetrifft, mas
in Ben @eri6ten geidiebt, ipoS I'M
&ereinsleben porgebt, mic Die Breiie
fir 2ebensmittel itei9en ODER fallen,
lpos eS fir 8etter 9ibt uno Salt'
ielloe BON anoeren Sa6en, unter De-
men eS fir ieOet 2eler etfuaS Snte'
reilallteS 9ibt.
NIs Gnseigen.M ebium
gebt Der D9euti6e Correspondent"
auen boran.
9iele 3eitung miro bon oen Se.
BORDEN fir Die amtli6en 9efanntma.
hltngen benilbt.
Iae &ereine, @eieufboftcn uno
Gorporationen 5ei9en i'm v0euti9en
gorreipon0enten" an.
Die @eih0itsleutc fpiIIen, oabgn.
5eieen IN bieier 3eitung Die beitcn
Helultote %bringen.
Sabrifonten uno San0nerfer ~.
den Die In5ei8enipolten oieies 9lat.
ties.
Hno 5iuor nit Gedt; BENT ser
n9eutide Correspondents" aebt in
ale Greiie, Iei6 uno grm, So3
nno Hieorig, Nab uno Sern, Demo.
fraten ullo Hepublifaner, 8irtbe
uno Semperen6ler, uno bietet allen
@tpas.
8eidGftsuerbinSnng.
SaS 8eifGfts . Bureau urtb bas
&ebaftion5lofal befinoen iid in Nr.
All, ct. SAUL, StroBe, mo An5eigen
u1o g%eltellunqen auf Die 3eitltne,
iolpie Nelii9feIten uno anOere Mit.
tbeilittgen entgegen genommen per-
ben. Serner FAINT oas @ei6dft our1
beioe Telephone erreid1t %perben: fir
oas @eiddftS Bureau 6. & g.
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ooftion 6. & g. 3t75, @t. Icrnon;
Warplanb 1899, Gourtlano.
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Ser, Ginger bon Baltimore.

3ouptQltortier; y@crmanio . WGn.
nerbor . SnQe"; amtirenoGr 9rGii.
bent @cor9 6iajng, Gar. 6t3, Dit.
5apette1traBe; correiponoiren0er uno
protofoQirenocr SefretGr 3. @iaiam
@ubeniuS, 9tr. 1928, OrIeansitraBe;
6inan5iefret0r q. Simmelbeber, gtr.
315, oro-GOenltrnBe; S6oBmeiiter
s. MidIidL Or. 7t3, @orneritrobe;
0irigent .. WeIomet. @eriommlui1g
ie6en 5pciten Srcitog I'M Wtonot.
nIrion."
SouptQ,,orticr: Stag . SoGle, Ir.
205, Sanoper.S troBe. Si~ngItunoe:
Mittmo6 - 0irigent: S. s. 6ronf.
DSormonie."
Sauptquortier: Nr. Ala, 8eit.
5opetteItroBe. Sin9Itunoe: 9ien.
tags - 9irigent: S5obn 81. 9Iein.
y@ermania MGnner6or."
Sallptquartier: 8ermania . MGn.
nerfor . Soae, Nr, 4t0-412, @eIt.
2ombaroItrobe. S%ingitunoe: Don.
nerltags - 0irigent; Sbeooor Sent
berger.
n8robiinn."
Souptquortier: Srobiinn . Sole,
GER. 1000, 6re0erid- @penue. cling.
itunoe: Mitttpo6s - 9irigent Sobn
q. &lein.
yarbeiter WGnnerhor."
Saltptqltartier: InoreaS' Safe,
Ger. 314, SonoperitroBe. Si~ngitlnbc:
0onneritags - 9irigent gbas. S.
8o6ou.
52ocuIt . Ioint WGnner6or."
Souptqrartier: 3mider'S Sole,
@de Cuba. unb anoreItroBe. cling.
Itunoe: SonntogS - 0irigent Geo.
@. Y6blmonn.
,Irbeiter : 2ieoertafel."
Souptquortier: 8ol5' SoIe, Nr.
40S, 8elt . 2eringtonltroBe. Sing'
ltunoe: Mittuods = 0irieent Gbas.
$. 9o6ol.
nSbalia &. MGnnerdor."
Sauptouortier: @oigt's Sale, Nr.
1922, Sorforo.I penue. S~in9itunbe:
Mittpohs - 0irigent Soiepb Ba6e.
yMo5ort . MGnner9or."
Sa,iptquartier: 9rooomap . Sotel,
Gfe 9roabpap uno Srleansitrabe.
S%ingitunoe: Gienitags - 0irigent
60. 6. Shlogel.
ygi6enfrnn5,"
Souptouortier: 3orn's Sale, @de
8. uno @ouabitraBe, 9igbIanotopn.
Singitrnoe: Mittmofs - 9irigent
gop. 9odner.
,WeIooie."
Sollptqllartier: S. GieS' SoGle,
@de 2opItrabe itnb 9eloir Marft.
Sineitunbe: 0onneritags - 9tri.
gent s. aorolus.
y@ermonio . Quartett : Club"
Sol,ptqllurtier: Meienber9's @oIle,
Ger. lie, Ioro.H acoltraBe. Sing.
Itunbe: 9ienitags - 9irieent s.
Sarolus.
nMetger 8eiangperein."
Sallptqudrtier: Soffmann's Sale,
2op. uno 5orrelt . Strabe, Sing.
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itltnOe: 0ieuitog8 - Qirigcnt 5. g,

itltnOe: 0ieuitogS - Qirigcnt S. 6.
8rant.
g@0elpeiB."
SalptQuartier: 4oer'S Sale, gde
bon Salt ul0 Gait = Aoenue. Sing
ltrnhe; 0ienItog8 - Qirigent SO. q.
S6neioer.
Surnbereine:
~Surn = Seftion oes 9ubor . 2u-
cellmS." - 0ienitag uno 9onncr.
tag. Eurnitun6e gtbcnO8 s llbr.
p8ermania : Sllrnoerein."
Sbimet'S o96bmen . Suue."
Surnberein ,8ornGrts."
SormGrts Safe, Nr. 1874,
Meits2eringtonitraBe.
D&ocuit . Roint Sllrnoerein."
Gde Sua= uno 9eaion . StroBe.
n9ettiher Griegerbuno."
Solptquartier: 9lnoreoS' Safe,
Nr. 314, @anooeritrnBe. - Ippeu:
Seoen criten @ontag i'm Mouat,
st6enoS 8 ltbr.
ollnobGGn9iger 8iirger.& erein BON
W'arpIon6" - @eriammIunQ ie0cr
lebten Q%onnerItog I'M Monat in Der
oSormarts . SoIlc,~ Scr. 734, 8eIt.
SerttgtonItroBe.
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SOItmarfcn. gecHtnrcu.
8erIfieoene 9taottbetle, IN neItefI
8o1ts8 ertbIafen b~ertalItt
tperoen.

Der0en.
meIbaIe - g., g. gcott.
WorfsRnab - gurneq 3. .SdpgtneLoH' w
@orfu9sgloenue uHo 9arrnor'Sltabe "0'
81. sfSabe Iib eunttuSOOn'sIOenue - aouts
SrnnGebiue Siram 8inbIe;
SortsSloenue uHb 9obHloHsStraBe w. S'S
S8 3. nlO Soupb. etraBs, StablunOtOpH - 5as.
- 5rtaintacbtue 49, Seoree 8eu.
g2rg{, %, llnioHsgloenue CgS0ooberro) -
Clarence 9. gBiuinms.
@roa6pap uno gaIttmore'StraBe @eorss
~ Inter citation, ngennlSIOuuier subH- q
y Gamoer Station .gaItimOre,o btOsBubn'.
8cfDrOcrnng non Yuitiadlen.
QGnoe ser erforoerliden 3ett sur
grreihung Der perIfieoenen
@eitimmlrgSprte
ltntenItebeno lit Die ungefdbte
3eit fir llebermittelung Der Soit-
ioden bon Dem 8aItimorer EoIt.
gitreau nah ben baltptiIdli6et
cinbeimiihen uno au8tpGrtt8en
StQ0ten uer5eihnet.
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&uSInno 5.

Bremen, 9eutfhIuno, 0 Gage.
Ruenos glnre5. 9lreeutinteH, 30 Iaee.
Calcutta, @rittihs Tnoten 30 Gage.
0euleruru, ~0ritf6sguinea, 16 Gage.
Sougfung. G6iun, % 4age.
3in9fton, Sumuicu. 8 GGge.
9tUerpool. ugluno, 7 Gage.
qu5ern, Shmei5, 10 Iuge.
Sta0t Wicriio. Merifp, 5 lage.
Mosfau. Nubluno. 10 Tuee.
8GnaiHa. Ser, Staatcn bon Colombia. 7
Gage.
Garis, Srunirei6, g Gage.
Quebec. 9unnoa. 2 Iuqe.
Mic De Snuetro. gruftl1cH, 20 Iage.
Ront. Stnlieu. 10 IdQe,
ct. Jobns. Neufur0luno, 4 1age.
ct. BCtcrSbur9. EuIuno, ~ 3aee.
GpbneD, @uitraIicn, 81 IGge.
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Mic De 2nnetro, 9raHlltu, 20 Gage.
Ront. StnIieu. 10 LuQe,
Ct TobnS. ReufurOlunb. 4 Gage.
ct. gctcrSburG. HuIuno. ~ 2age.
GboneO, Au'tra!ian, 81 IG9e.
Ser. Staten 8eI6aumei /.
fungen.
gnioeifuusen bis Blr SBbe bon $3.50 iofteu
&nfpciluusen iiber $3.50 Biz $500 ioten
Infueifuuaen fi6er $500 bis $1,000 fofteu
9 9entS.
@nncifuneen nber $1,000 bis $4,000 ioiten
10 Gems.
@niueifuneen iber $4,000 bis $4,000 foften
aniueiiuneen fber $4,000 bis $4,000 foften
@npeifuueen fiber $4,000 bis $4,000 iOften
Nntpeiiuneen fiber $4,000 bis $780, 90 foften
@nipejfunopu dber $4,000 bts $1,000 foTten
glnfpetfuns.n lber $500 6is $4,000 foften
30 Gents.
Spe3iaI 4hGcferung.
Seoe Senoung, oie nit elmer Spe.
3ial.t0.GentssWart uno elmer iol.
den oe8 geu6bnliden Bortos Der.
ieben iii, miro iofort mad @nfunft
ourh einen Spe3iolboten ausgetrez
gen, I'M 9e5trf ieoer freien Mbliefe=
rlnq8itotion, ODER ober i'm ltnlfreiip
bon bier Wteilen elmer ieoen nnberen
Goitanitolt in Sen Ser. Stooten.
Die IbIieferungsitunoen Iolher
SenSungen iino in Ben 6rei.abliefe-
r1tngsitotionen bon 7 llbr Worgens
lis II l1br IbenoS Spestol.Yoits
ienbungen fonnen an allen Ser.
Staoten . Toitdmtern oufgegeben
iperoen.
ausIGn6ifde Sencungen.
1. 9ie 9foten fir ale auslGnoi.
ihen Stoaten uno ibre &oIonie'n
(nuSgenonmen Canada uno Meri.
fo) iinO Die ~folgenoen: 9riefe bis 81
10 @ramm C2 lln8c) 5 Gents. @in-
fo6e YoItfarten 2 Gents oaS Stiid.
Giidonttport &arten 4 Gents Dos
Stiid. 3eitun9en nnb anbere 9rud-
io6en 1 Gent pro 2 ltn5en.
acknowledgment cine Yoitiade
miro oils periieselt anaeieben, penn
oieielbe 10 oerpodt 1T. ooB ei,te
griinolide Yriifung oBse S6aoir
auna Der ltmbiinung ODER oes SSr.
balts nif,t erntoglibt miro.
lad en0ungen.
griefe uno Eoittorten iucroen fret
Den @mpf1n9ern ooer Ibienoern
BON elmer Toltanitalt sur anoeren
nadeei6idt, tpenn Der 8nnid aitf
Dem llnti6log ousgeoriidt lit. Boit'
ienbuneen Der anoeren 8laiien tuer-
Den nltr auf 8erlangen naheelanot
uno miro boitn am 9eltimntungs.
orte Elm 8uIotporto bon Der Sobe
oeS Sriginoliaees berednet tperoen.
3peiter &laIie (3eituneen uno
3eiti6riTten) 1 Gent fir 4 ltn5en.
9ritter aloiie (giiber, Gtrfu-
Iare) 1 Gent fir 2 lln5en.
@ierter alaIie (@aaren) 1 Gent
pro hinge.
CANADA.
DieieI6en Gaten unb 9eoingun.
gen, olS in ben Ser. Staaten, nit
aiisnobne, bob gemiidte 3auF.
mannstpoareit, ipelde nidt oils
Bona fioe" SanoelSmuiter esianoi
fperoen, nit Der Tadetpoit b%erianoi
neroen mi!iien. 3aufmGnniife
Shriften 81 Den gepobrIihcn Ga.
ten.
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8eidlGftsDer6inSnng.
CD. 9taine,

@igentbiimer unb Serols9eber.
9r. 41t, 81. 9a1I.S traBe,
Baltimore. go.
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5 D.

atIanta, Ga, 10 Stunoen.
glttauIicsgitO, MS, 8 StufloerI.
9rooflnn, R.sY, 6 StlnoeH.
Rurltnatou. 8ermont, II StunoeH.
buffalo, R.sO., 10 GtinoeH.
Gape N}aO, W.sS.. q Stu1oeH.
G6arlefton, G.s9., 10 SturoeH.
Gbtcugo, Sus., ! Eag.
Golum5tu,a &C, II StlnoeH.
Cincinnati, G6io, 20 Stinoen.
GounciIsgluifS, Soma, 2 Gage.
GoucprS, 9.sS., 10 Stunben.
9enpcr, Colorado. 21a Gage.
9etroit, Wid.. I GAG.
8ulocftoo. Ieras, 2 Inne 8 Stunben.
6urrisburQ, IA. 3 Stunoen.
Sartforo, Connecticut, ~ Stunoen.
SnuiauupoIis, SH6, ! Gag.
Sadiou, Dtiiiiffippt, 2 Tage.
SadIonuiQe, 5la., 1 Tag.
RuniaSs Gin, W}iouri. 2 Tage.
Qittle Rod, gtriauias, 1 100 18 Sturoen.
louisville, SET, 1 IGg 2 Stulhen.
Mempbts. Gent., 1 Ida 3 StunoeH.
W}oGiIc. Q(Ia6nma, 1 Iua 6 Stlnoen.
gIoriuIf, 8iratnieH, ~ Stunoen.
GerusG Orleans, "a, 1 Td9 10 Stu1oeH.
Stuot geusgorI, 5 StunoeH.
Sunbn, Rebrasfu, 2 Gage.
QurtIano, Wlaiue, 1 9Gg.
Qortluno, Oregon, : Ia9e.
philadelphia. gu., 8 StunoeH.
Rittsburg, IA, II Stunoeu.
Qruhioence. R.sS.. 16 Stunben.
9tateigb. 9I.sG., 10 StunoeH.
ct. QouiS, Wifiourt, / Iag 8 Gtunoen.
ct. 8duI, W(iuuelota, 1 Tug ~ Stunoet.
Can Sruucisco, Gal. 4 Gage IA Stutoen.
9opCiu. &unfn5, 2 Inge.
Bottom, Wldit.. 10 StIHoen.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25
SOUTHERN
DEMOCRATS
Should act Independently in Political
Matters in Future.

Washington, Nov. Ito pit
the Northern Democracy against
the Republican party, the south to
east it vote independently in the
electoral college.
\ movement looking to this end
is already under discussion by sew.
cral Southern Democrats, who, il
the plan receives any encourage
mcnt, will urge its ratification by
the people Of the southern states.
How far-rcaching il will b., wheth.
cr It will ever amount To what its
advocates hops, is too FAR ahead to
say, but 1t is known that plans are
ON foot for serious consideration Of
the future course II the Southern
Democracy in the national coun.
ellis.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25
Not SICK Day Since,

u was taken severely sick with
kidncy.ipublc. | tried all -orls u
medicines, none II which relieved
me. one day | saw an al " YOUR
Electric Bitter. and determined to
try that After taking q few do~s
| felt relieved. and Son thereafter
va. cnlirly cup,l, anil haw not
pcn a sick day sinw. NciRhlor
IT mine have lsCn cupd Il Rhcu.
maiism. Neuralgia, liCr and Kid.
nry TROUBLES and General Debility -
This is what u. =, Rass. II FRI.
mont. n. {. writes. Only "a, at
Il. =. Haynes, Druggist
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25
NO CHANCE
FOR Democracy to Win in 1908 Ssys
Col. Henry Watterson.

It's not Often that we can quote
from Mr. Wattcrson with approval
and pleasure, but in an interview,
published just before his departure
for Europe, Mr.. Wattersol said
can see neither hope nor future
for the Democratic party until
something comes along Ia break up
the Republican party. The Demo
Gratis we're in power for about half
a century until the slavery question
split them. The Republican party
Is now 81 strongly intrcnchcd that
it cannot he dislodgcd except by a
great split in the party itself or
some great national conyulsion
ike the Civil war The talk of
possible Democratic victory in 1905
Is absurd.
That means that so-callcd allcgi.
aucr Ia a mere party name will
avail nothing The future holds
new i.sucr, or, Ia put IL in the
words II Lowell, New times de.
maud new measures and new men "
ut the South east oil the shack
lc- " blind party allegiance, let II
refuse longer 10 h. bound to the
tudy u this living death; let it de-.
clare that the Southern vote belongs
20 uo man, tono party, but that il
hl- io h. Won by -cryicr which the
vhnlr country approves, Won in
auy event only after full discus.
.inu and a fair vote
The ropulists are strong in the
south The Cleveland Democracy
W. once strong The Republicans
have not grown hcnusc they have
nu' l"n led by their strongest
MON
Now i1r the future. a future IN
sN,h argument and rcason shall
prevail. 100 which the south doing
u.'u lo all men. B. prepared 60
pHp %. own cause before nn "a.
Hs''unu nation
Ih. crimes committed iu the
@W q ihr Democratic party hsy,
H,U dark enough a. destroy IL. and
CERTAINLY have done much "a rr,ard
Southern pmgr,,s
Now iur a new day
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25
REPUDlATES THE
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Founder Of Roman Catholic University
al Washington Reeanis.

Mary Gwcndolinc Caldwell Ia
shom the Catholic University at
Wellington owes IL foundation.
hA' rTadis,cd tina, crc-d. She
ay,
II j. true that | have lci, the
Roman Catholic church. Sincr |
havr l.cn living in Eupp. my cycs
ha'r h~cn opened a. wha, that
'hurh rally Is, and Ia it. anything
tui anciiiy.
Hut the trouble e.cs much fur.
'h't lack than this, BEING nat.
unlly rligious, my imagination
sa' carly caught by the idea II do.
lng something To liit the church
lrm the low position which Il occu.
psi IN America, ~ | thought Il a
univcriity or higher schcol where
n' rlrrgy ruuld h. educated. and Il
P~'iblc, refined. ~ coursc. in
'hs ! was merely inhurno,l by
hri"p Spalding. Il Peoria. WIN
''pnrsnlcl Il IN me- a. one Il the
r'7'''l works II the day When
s'' twenty one | turned over To-
Wm uuc.thitd II my fortune to
o'' waP'sc But tor year | havc
'',n irving To nd myself II the
subtle, overwhelming influence "
u' church. At last my honc-,
'"l''lant blood has asserted ilsclf.
and now forever rcpudiaic and
'''l oil the yoke II Rome.
NJ" Caldwell, now the Mamuisc
H. Monsters Mcrinvillc. is q
laughter II the late Vim. :. Cald.
''ll and hi. wife who was a Brck
"nde., II Kcntucky.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25
new GOVERNORS
That Were Chosen al The Recent
Election.

Following Is a IL, II the COVER
ior, that were elected at the recent
lection for their respective states
Colorado-Adams, Dem.
Connccticut-Rolcrts Rep.
Dclawar-l,ca, Rep.
FloTida-Broward. Dem.
ldaho-Gooding, Rep.
lllinois-Dcnccn, Rep.
lndiana-IIanlcy, Rep,
kansas-lloch, Rep.
Observation-Disclosures, Dem.
Michigan-Waulcr. Rep.
Minncsota-JohnSon. Dem.
Mis-ouri-Folk. Dem.
Montana-Tcolc. Dem.
Nchraska-Mickcr. Rep.
New llampshiw-McIane, Rep.
New Jcrscy-Stokcs, Rep.
New iork-llivins, Rep.
North Carolina-Glcnn, Dem.
North Dako,a-Scarlcs, Rep.
RhO,le lsland-ltter. Rep.
South Carolina-lIcyward, Dem.
South Dako,a-Elrod, Rep.
Tcnnc~N-Fnricr, Dem.
rtah-Cutlcr, Rep.
Texas lanham, Dem.
Washing,ou-Mcadc, Rep.
West Nirginia-Dawson, Rep.
Wi~NnNn-la Toilette. Rep.
Wyoming-Broks. Rep.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25
For Sale or Rent.

A splendid farm located in the
mineral belt Schoolhousc, church
and pos,oilicc near by. Good neigh.
horhood, land in good state Of cul.
tiyation; plenty of water. Will
also sell household and kitchen
furniture, stock, hogs. wagon, farm.
ing implements. etc. viii sell at
a bargain. Mus. n. ]. WnuE,
igu lsyias Ky.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25

4 country school teacher with u
hundred dollar docior hill a. harass
him by day and haun, him by
nigh, would. under the present sit.
ua,ion, have to pay It In the legal
tender II worry.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25

4 wcll.known Minnesota editor
and business man In the Minncapo.
lis Tribune says he had an inter.
view recently with Gen. Lew Wal.
lacc, the author Of Ben Hur, +"
during which Gen. Wallace con.
fcsscd that the doctors have given
him only three weeks longer to live.
lie has a stomach trouble and is
slowly starving TO death. lie is
writing his memoirs in q race
against death.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25

Longer terms and better pay will
make lCiicr efficiency on the part
IL the teachers; on the part II the
schools a better cnp Il intelligence;
on the par, Il The State a better
citizenship. On The par, II the ma.
tiuu a hotter civilization.
GUpsggUil.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25

\ l-ttcr system II popular clu.
cation would M doubt have PR.
vented Eddyvillc having the glory
If a state prison
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25

bAlGAlN-Fatm containing
W. arms ala miles north ~
Hampton, Livingston county, for
''''. Gocl farm, lays we'll and On
Pl'''c mad. Price 600, cash siOo.
!" ,a, !. IN terms Ia suit purchaser.
'a'' and 80 usor write 10 Tur Rn,
ORe, Marion, Ky. Il
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25
STATE ONO, Cm TolEpo,
lICAs COUNTY. [.

STATE ONO, Cm ToLEo,
LuCAs CoUNn.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath
that be- is scnior partner oithe firm
II ,, J. Cheney & Co. doing bust.
uCs. in the city II Tolclo, county
and sia,ciaiorcsaid, and that said
firm will pay the sum " ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that can
not H. curcd by the u.s. Hail.
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn tn before inc and sub.
sCtilvi In my presence. this 9Th
day VI December, A. d. 1856.
tSCan \. W. GLEASON,
NmAN puuLr.
Halls Catarrh Curc is taken In.
lcnally and acts directly ON the
blood and mucous surfaces II the
system. Send iuticsiimonials inv
+. J. CHENEY * CO.,
Toledo. q.
Sold by all druggists, 15c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
slinaiinn.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25

Don, fall H. try the Maple Syt.
M made u Canada ap At RACK Z
grOWty,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25
School Spries'

How is your soul, fellow teacher?
! know how your pocket book is.
The way Of the school teacher,
like that Of the transgressor, is
hard, when the State don't plain
its tardiness.
900
Two impossible things-to make
a speciality Of country school teach.
ing and make a living out Of it.
The country school teachers
pocket book has gone into fiat.
ruDtcy.n
90 u
The legislature did a noble thing
IN The extension Of the school Term
10 six months.
600
One months extension Of the
school term ought Ia have been fol-
lowed 10y similar extension Of the
teachers pocket book.
600
Reforms come slowly, but they
come. Now that the law makers
are in tune Ia the needs Of the
schools, let's keep them in tune"
until the teachers can teach for a
living without side line supple
mcni
900
There is tide in the Affairs Of
men, bu, It seem. Ia tide itself
the other way from the teacher.
900
But Why not eases alter circum.
stan'cs the same o, circumstances
alter cases. some dare 81 "a do.
900
E,,ide., We should h. at least
Ia sacrifice q biz in order Ia
81, the six month, term machine
lguiug
"a %
II will not Away. H. thus. else
the 'thu,nc.. II neu,ssity will
make q dcarihnr.- II school teach.
m 10 Kentucky
20
Many men and women have the
wumg Ia kccp quiet when hit,
however hafd-yNcp, in the pock.
4 luok
@ %
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-11-25

4 problem; With six months
work on FIVE mon,hspay for twelve
months living, how much can ~
tn the savings hank
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-27
DECLARES HUSBAND
HAD ANOTHER WIFE
Defendant in Divorce Suit Says In
eliminating Circumstances Were
With His Consent and Collision.

Mrs. Olive 7. Woodbury., in answer To
the proceedings for divorce brought
against her by Charles 2. woodbury.. de-
mics that she is guilty of the charges
made against her BY him
She further says since the proceedings
were Instituted she learned that when
she married the defendant. In 1901. at
fayetteville. Md. he then had a wife
living. For this reason she asks that
the suit against her be dismissed.
Mrs Woodbury. also says that the In
eliminating circumstances under which
she wcs fcmd at a hotel with the co
respondent named in the proceedings
wero at the instance OF her husband
They had agreed that she should be dis
covered at the hotel referred TO in order
20 manufacture evidence 70 warrant hira
u procuring a divorce. Her meeting
With the correspondent. she declares
was with the knowledge and sanction
of her husband.
James 5. McDonogh Is named as coun-
sci for Mrs. Woodbury..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-27
GRANT NO PENSIONS
FOR PARTY ENDS
Special Order Issued by
Commissioner Ware.
NO YIELDING TO PRESSURE
Overzealous Politicians Not TO Use
Pension Bureau to Strengthen
Campaign Lines.

Political pressure directed toward the
Commissioner of Pensions, with a view
TO secure voters in the coming elections
by having pension claims made special
in certain cases. will have no effect 1t
will roll off the back of 'IronquilP' as
water rolls from the back of a duck So
said Hon. Eugers F. Ware in an official
pronpnciamento issued yesterday. This
order reads as follows:
The Presidential campaign is pending
and much political activity is being felt
increasing demands are being made on
the bureau and I'm a short time the dam
ger line will be reached. 1 wish each of
my co-worl1ers in this bureau to feel
that no concessions must be made along
the line of pressure. As much work and
as good work should be done as possible
so as to overtake the accumulated bust
ness of the office, but applications must
be decided on cold law and cold evidence
The bars must not be in any wise let
down. and cases are to be made special
and given precedence over others only
when they come within the terms Of
established law"
Mr.. Ware is decidedly displeased at
the efforts of congressman and others
who seek to manipulate the Pension
Office machinery for their own and their
party's ends. Some of these efforts. ac-
cording to Mr.. Ware. have been made
by the small political fry of various sec
ton Of the country and others have come
from men nigh in the party councils.
The requests all look alike to Ware.
says that gentleman. and he viii have
none of them. The law alone is to con-
troll. and waen case is entitled TO take
precedence and become special IL will be
made so, but not under other conditions.