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A RECORD sREAKER.
The Nasiosal Oil o.. is . rec

The Natiosal Oil Co. 10 . record
bsseksf. The company w. orssuissd.
insespesased. began drilling and
seFsek oil issids Of se days This is
~ bsss record ever nsde b. . oon-
pany In ~ Rlosesos AslA.
The fact thas - many new coopan.
~ fsil 70 ct oil In the Arss or sscoud
wslls should not in tbs least disccer-
- them. - oaly tnoss who are per-
sisssss and never give up are the ones
- overcome grrss obstacles.
Jest now several now companies in
sais neld arc meeting With just such
experiences ana th~ record made BY
ths Fremont. the Keystone and the
Frazer should inspire them to more
dstermined efforts in development.
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An Open Letter.

From the Chapin. s. O.. News
Early in the spring my wife and i
we're taken with diarrhoea and so
severe we're the pains that we called
physician who prescribed for us
hut his medicines failed to give any
relief. A friend who had bottle Of
Cham berlain's Oolic, Cholera and
OF MS dose and we at once felt the
effects. procured . bottle aud be-
fore using the entire contents We were
entirely cured. 1t is wonderful
remedy and should be found in every
household. H. o. Bailey, editor
This remedy 10 for sale by all drug.
Rists.
j. +. Terrence writes New York
The daily tribune., 1904-05-11

FIVE carloads Of Russians, men.
women and children. recently arrived
at Noutrose. where they vii. be en-
ployed during the coming summer in
the raising Of sugar beets.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-11

]. F. Terrence writes New York
life insurance. Ttf
The daily tribune., 1904-05-11

Fifteen thousand tourists 10 tho es-
innate Of the number OF visitors which
the ofYicials Of the Union Pacific rail
yoad believe their line, alone. will
oasry into Colorado the coming Sum
msr. All Of tho railroad lines enter
ing the Centennial state are preparing
for tho heaviest tourist season in their
h history.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-11
Advertised.

Following 10 list Of letters re-
manning uncalled for at the postoftice
at Florence. during the week ending
Nay IL.
Austen d Co
Peckmau ] r
Houshtou Chas (2)
Hill @ B
Hills An
Heaslet Chas
Joues Harry
Keys Maurice
Lundin Peter 8
Moore @ B Mrs
4clntagsert Henry
Padrou Jcse
Seltser y @
Vuinsley Mabel
Parties calling for same will say
advertised. and pay one cent.
W. H. DAVE P. M.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-11
Boston capitalist. are into rested

Boston capitalists are int rested IN
the organization Of an automobile
touring company. to operate horseless
carriage, in the city Of Colorado
Springs. The plan calls for the ex-
psnditurs Of about 600. 900 including
the cost Of establishing an electric
light and power plant.
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Lost.

Pocket book with roll of bills
amounting 10 $50. 90 or 5000 by R.
q. Babcock, insurance inspector. Re.
turn to d. r. Lutes and receive liberal
reward. 6l.62
The daily tribune., 1904-05-11
Best Remedy for Constipation.

The finest remedy for constipation
ever used 10 Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets. sans Mr.. Eli
Butler. of Frankville. N. Y. They
act gently and without any UNPLEASANT
effect. and leave the bowels in . per.
fectly natural condition" Sold by
all druggists.
The daily tribune., 1904-05-11
RAILROAD TIME CARDS.
Atchi,on. Topeka & Santa Fe Railway.

AtSI'soh' toP<Aa q SdntA re Railway.
No. 6,5-From Pueblo and all
points east, arrive daily II 90 a m
No. 626--For Pueblo and all points
east, depart daily---------, 5.55 m
No. 63l-From Florence and Rock
vale, daily, except Sunday, depart 400 D u
No. 6S2-From Canon City, daily, ex.
cept Sunday, arrive 1890 p m
Direct connection is now made at Pueblo fcI
Chicago and all points east, and at La Junts
with California limited for Los Angeles and
San Francisco.
Inquiries solicited and promptly and cheer
fully answered.
Descriptive literature folders free by apply
'nR tn 4. g. PAr.Nsa ie.nt
The daily tribune., 1904-05-11

Sign painting. grain,ng decorating
4 J. H. Jansen
The daily tribune., 1904-05-11

When you want u pleasant purga-
tive try Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They are easy to
tate and produce no nausea, gripping
or other disagresable effect. For sale
By all druggists.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-02

The price Of Kentucky coal at
the mine or tipple Is now ahsurdly
low. At current prices there i
hardly a new dollar received for
the old one paid out. Without q
coal company has the latest labor
saving machinery for mining, COM
missory stores TO help pay labor,
it, own yards in the larger consum-
ing elite. for the retail trade, IT,
balance sheet will show deficit
month 10y month. The remedy
seem, 10 H., tuo, in the hand, II
the companies. The middicmcn
make the price. on their cal and
their yards arr located in every i'm.
poriani city that Kentucky coal
supplic,. The cpal mining cum-
panic., always anxious for q great
output, will furnish these middle.
men at extraordinary low rates
rather than shut down their collier.
ies. They hops for letter prizes In
the future, next month ur the
month after, aud the ly,tcr prev.
do not matcrialigr. And The RENE.
dy, IT cuur-c, H.. in eliminating
this hluod sucker. \ President .
agreement, au agreement which
j. made by gentlemen AMI lived
up to q. gentlemen by the head. VI
the yariuu. COMPANIES fixing ihc
prev, ior the future months, priv.
figured un o. hir pium trr the
capital invested, will remedy alI
this. II will put the mij'lIymru
out ~ the hu.iuc.. " telling The
Coal companies what priv. thry
will rcriyc nr their prplu,t. Il
will p,vr.r thi.. The commuiy.
will control their own prplurt.
they pally don't iu,lay,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-02
HUSTER.EOwlROs FIGHT.

Richard g. Em.,. ithy li,pul.
lean state Central Commili,r la.
i..uol ull mr % mviug ui 90,
comni,i, m NwH, ~sp, .. ct
Louisville. uuk up ud p.. 600
uu the u,H'. uf t umiwgr,
uwr Oh, Eleventh 0iHuf prm.rl.
Each wum'u|iI,vm .
l-,u notified aul ..s.lwI. pms.
,ui "a, i'R m,,'.rs Boo isrm. Sol.
dr-.irs '.f mm's"- .. MI. uu.
mi,t,y lu.i Hy
lu view OF iIyy.iaI mprHur
M, only io j.y Eleventh. d..uf.
bu, a. t'., entire ,'at,w kmuEv.
II a .cjiIcm,u, oi thi. controversy.
which shall command iHy r.p,
and confidence " ihc B,puH.oi
party Throughout, thr Common
wealth. you am mu-l earnestly TO-
aup.ic,l h. H. pu-yut Boa prau
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-02
Other Arrests al Hurricane.

Beside Eldin Stone, two other
arrests have hccn made at Ilurri-
cane camp meeting hi Ford was
arrested and lodged in Jail here
charged with selling whiskcy with.
out license. The same day hi.
brother, Elmer Ford, was arrested
there and brought herr charged
with contempt II court on account
IT fines assessed against him Tor
carrying cnnoalcl deadly weapon.
at q prcyiuu. session II court. Bill
Dalton was al-n arrested un the
charge II selling whisky ou the
camp ground without licynsc. and
put up so in lieu IT bond which
be- expected To give.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-02
BLIND TIGERS"
Attempt 10 Run at Hurricane Camp
Meeting But Are Caught.

The annual camp meeting Is now
in session at this place and the at
tendance is as good rs expected.
Last Sunday the crowd was bit
slower than usual in coming in but
by II o'clock a large crowd was ON
the ground. Rev. J. J. Smith and
Evangclists Misses Crow and An
derson are doing some good work
and preaching some good sermons.
Rev. Smith, as usual, is accom-
panied by his wife and daughter,
Miss Mary.
Only the hotel people are al
lowed to sell anything on the
grounds and that is such as lunch
goods, ice cream or watermel-
ons.
II appears that blind tiger
resorts were wont TO spring up ON
camp grounds but by some means
the eyes Of many Of the tigers have
been opened and their masters have
found cnlivening pursuits elsewhere
and most all who were under
suspicion have been apprchcndcd,
but possibly one or two Others may
yet lc caught.
Next sunday l. expected to b,
the biggest day ofthc meeting. tn,
ground on the inside Of the CAM
enclosures Is all covered with gras,
and the many shade trees make i
a pretty grove, hence the ground
will not bc dusty and Judging from
the present condition Of the atmos
phcrr, it will rain before Sunda,
and there will h. no dust.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-02
IRON HILL.

Mr. I,- Dian 3. uu iIr SICK lI.t
thi. week
Ca,.i, C1m AMI l.nh Rankin. oi
Weston v,r visiting iu ihi. ,iyiui.
Is SUNDAY
Mi. Carrie Mcdonnell enter
i1mol O. number 1T Der iriud. h.,
Friday evening
Mi. Ethel uuk. uf Missouri. +.
visiting iuml. here
B,wuu ul lm llill ll- loll
iam. ,rr4,l lui. 90 coo. p.nv
SATURDAY Hui lai ,,g uiy umy
r-u'tnr ina -,v | .5wl>u
favor ui E,pw
Fuu Phillip aul llurl.r lamb
ar. Boo ST. bm. tII. uvk taking
mils fair
Several irm I.r ai'wIrl
prlrh.ug bi u5k Cwv >uud,y
night
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s tlpo,cs toa white oak. thence : r.
= IT, pnlca ~ a poplar and gum. theme.
$ >lN ~ pules o. a. pet uak. Hack.
usyH Military NJ corner. thence :
10 = li' pnles a. the beginning. Esti.
mated o. contain - acres more ur les
With Oh, exception n =. acuaa Go Bob
Andersen and o. acres tu Bonn Hargrr
anil tIHrrya o. ElWari Hsari This
al.p Includes the i acre tract purthas.
c,i from u 81 Heath recorded un rarr
a. hr,i Huok ~. s. H,.nr tho sane
property conveyed tU A. o. TAYLOR rs
Nu Jorlrla il,aui. q aL ty dc,d III
rgpri In che County Culri Clerks
uN.te boz Cniiynirn county. ~. in
bvvi liunk o.. Page ga tryicd utan
OIL thg VTup,riy ~ n % raylor.
TERMS SAB, viii D. made on q
,rvlfi 1f ty muuihs. band with apprn,.
ri SECURITY uVupi. hearing .nlsrrt
% OBJ, uie uft pr cent T,r anna m
iwm day uf llc. and having the foulr
lni elect III "a rp'v,H bui. this The
tay uf August. 1914
Nv LAME.
sheriff Cuiignicn county.
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LOLA

W. =. aud Il. :. par. wen, Ca
Nauuu last Thursday o. sy tl,ir
lr'ltr. ]. H. Pan.. " Lebanon.
lwi., aud 5 W Paris, ~ Fulton,
ny
Dr. e.. l.. Gray. ihr Optic Slp
,iali.i viii lv m lola next Mon.
day. sept ilh, and will remain
thry day. Examination trc.
Mr. Carrie Crow aud her sister.
Mr. Will"m. Il Marion. vcp
visiting paii,r hrr SATURDAY aud
SUNDAY.
Mr. Nellie Cmwiorl &. ,cp .itl
az prHp.ni
The primriud meeting l.Vin.
hvrr NEXT Saturday. Bre. Giii..
and Miller will cpndur, the mr,,
ing.
simon Morris. Who has lrvn .i,k
j. no lv,,yt.
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% = ~ pulgs o. 10 stake. thence los D.
10 fnlcs toa rcd oak. thence y b D
100 Tnlcs tu a hickory AMI black oak.
thence \ "a " ~ poles o. sweet
gum. Past hank ~ Ciaylick crrrk.
thence down the crrrk WIih d. NEAR.
dru $ ~ " ~ poles. thence s go g
p1l,.. thrnr, s low ~ poles. th,n,,
VI % ralca. $ lipulcs o. thy beginning
THIS teiur that half ~ said tract yine
un ard frsniiur un thr Cumberland
ritrr known as The HuutHu farm. and
yNtgrIhrF lark 10 "a division lns o..
tween this tract anil what u known as
thr Glenn Oven farm
fur Che plrhass prigr ihr ruuha.
with approved scJIuty uf securities.
must execute band leaunr legal inter.
81 fwm itr iay uf salr until paid. and
having The furJp anil effect W a iulr
mynt Hldl,r vil D. pviarl h.
rumr1 promptly with these terms.
g ROCHESTER,.
Commit .siurrf
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SherFs Sale

iiy virtue uf Execution 80 WsI
llsUk I. difrJi,i tu mr. Wh.th I.rr|
fwm ite JlCIk Office ~ iit p.ta...
Circuit Court. in faturu vi llaac lsr
dUn against 4. % Talur I Ur U1r m
mo irrIiiys. uil. IN MHlay. co. islh
iay uf September rni between tff
hour. VI iu u'tiak. 4. NJ ana .u'r'st
r. n. ai fhr Court hnIsr LHHr Ir Ma.
uHn. county NJ rufifulrn. rs. rtraf
tu ruhIf Sale o. thr hFhfsf Lalllr
d. following wufrriy iUr u muh
itruui at mas ~ rrerstaY iH satisfy
thr amUurt NJ thr F.a.ruHs debt
interest and t0stst. tn wit.
A tract " land WING IN Cuticulcn
cOunty. Nv, and houuicd al follows
Beginning "a hickory trcys boz Hack.
ncy's Fast line, thence y rs = Ia palcs
% hIckoucs thence Ne0 poles H. u
white YAK. thcncc y - y 81 poles tn "a
white oak. thence NiiEi2 poles b. q
triple white uak. thence n ggEgl
poles 10 an elm and hickory, thence =
~ D i0l poles 10 a white uak and hick
up. thence N6i . ~ rnlcs toa white
oak. . Ramagp's corner. thence n o. y
~ pnlcs a. n Spanish uak AMI duuhlr
dogwood, thcncc n u W N polos a. a
white oak. thence n 7OWs poles 10 an
ash, white uak and hickory. thence =
81 W ~ poles 10 a J.ust uak and triple
hickory. thence n ~ W - poles h !
hickurics. thence y u . ~ poles 10 a
white uak IN luung's corner IN the
Seminary line. thence \ ~ VI rs poles
~ a post cal. thence NNW "a POLES
10 hickory. thence y " E1 u poles 10
an oak and gum and poplar. luung's
corner. thence M W ~ poles a. a
white oak On aide ~ a branch. thencc
5 y W - poles 10 black gums, thence
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-02
OIL TUCKER
After Seven Years in Haynes Store
Goes in Business For Himself

For seven YEAR ur mon. on
Tucker Do. l.yu found ut III. pct
m ilr Il = lllyu,. drug .tur.
aud la. Away. greeted yuu with %
.mil, and uyyrr h,-i,utrd o. try Co.
pleas. you In the smallest matiyr.
H. i.a registered pharmacist anil
stands high u hi. profession. hut
be- la. new dyyily,l Ia x, boz lu.i.
U,,. mr himself la, Henry. 1t
the furniture Gm " Num- " Hen.
~, lviug wmpllrl un arruuut 1T
hi. health iu riir imm the urui.
tup hu.iur., Nr Tucker saw "a
g-sl opportunity c. ~ uju hu.i.
uy,. aud IuuknlWuiapuiii Thrr
b. uu w, WIN ,l1ul. higher hrr. ur
b. mur popular than ull Tucker
ml there :. uoi amy uuy uhu
kwv. h.. sterling guali,i,. ilat
win wi congratulate, bim aud wish
H.m v,H
IH 'Hu.tFuIi'r lluy inter
,s' vH na.. Tuesday aui tl.
'lh m t.r fm I.um, NuunN
Tms.r IHt w nwm vfE ..
llu Ismea.auiatt.r Wwfl..
F"r TwkrvtIl us r.tsu Dos. p,.
.tam %, tIu drug .,or w,.lu,yt
Tuesday During iIr 4vu y,ar.
he m. rsrlud hw Mr. Tucker
ha. uuly taken two vyk. variation
hui meow h Say. hu think. hr will
,uw ruuugh i.mr m attend iir
Murlis Fair The new firm b,. IA
lang advertisement iu ihi. i..u, If
il, llrurl. Read Il and Civ m,
Nuung men e. complimentary
.oll.
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SlSC0 CHAPEL.


Crops are looking fine since the
rain.
school /. prugr..iug nicely with
Mis- Nellie Champion a. our
teacher.
Mis- Ethel l'wi' h'' returned
IT"h' tN''''''''''
Mis- Nil'i' Mckinley "i Num
switch visited Mis- Dora Elder
lat week.
Miss. Fl,r,pr, anil Cora Levi.
are visiting rh'lv~ at frci"nia
thu wwk
Eprl Si., L,. r,u, 4, tb, -
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SheriIls Sale.

hl Nfar of an E,ouira. No 8
ir|i,.l tH mt Wh'Gh isuUd fnm the
tIJIt' uFlU Uf thr Juttrnirn Circuit
Court Boz favor uf %. II. White ara.nst
irn " Arfati Tor co.. SUM III Orr
llurlful anil Eleven ndIar and y
cents. !. "r enc ~ ms utfniife. uin.
un MuuaN tfr D. day ~ September.
lnl. lsievra ttr huIra ~ in o'fioek.
A. N anil g o'tIurt. a. ~. 10 the
colfi f,sHr daf ~ uar.on n Cniirn.
Den County, NJ, yXrusr tu r1lit Sale
On thc highest Nhcr en- fulluwinf
pvpgriy Tor ~ much thereof as NAV H.
ncCcssa1 % satisfy Plaintiffs debt.
interest AMI Cosisl. b. wit.
One hoIsc end loi On Depot street m
ur near The town n Marion. Cuttcndcn
County. ~. beginning al stake cor.
nur ~ Jas Arnack. On east DEPOT
street, running with Jas. Arhack's Tine
y ~ furi a. jas. Paris linr. thrncp
with biz line W N feet a. nraswrll's
line. thence abuut ~ fcct 10 street.
thence . ahput ~ feet to beginning.
being the lut conveyed 90 tno. W
Arfark hy ]. W. Bluc. w. Levied
Arnack.
Terms Sale will h, made On a crvdit
of an months, bond with approved -.
curi,y required u the purchaser, With
interest ffum date al The rate II 4 Icf
cent pr annum. and having the furCr
and effect ~ ruplcyin bond.
Witness my hand. this p day Of
August. ieoi
J. W. LAMB.
sheriff Cniiendsn County.
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Miss Ada Champion began her
school at Old Salem ON last
Monday.
II T.. Crawford has sold hi farm
to G.. Il. Bennett for 5000.
DR.. j. y. Edwards, OF Carr-yillc,
visited relatives i'm Lola Saturday
and sunday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-02
SALEM.

Dr. &. T.. GRAY. ihr Optic SPY
mli.i WIN 500. h,u 200 h.i uuk
improving ihp vision ui MANY OF
uur Esi pvp',. will Dr. loJk
~ ~1lym again next Thursday.
S,pi Sand rmaiu tbpr j8,- wuIy.
IT, Uu 90 yuu with do, pwpr
g'a-.- Co gi,, rii,i. comfort aui
satisfaction
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Good Land Tor Rent

Want Ia rnt 300 arp- on llur.
rianr Island and jnD acr. opp.
site Eunl-,h,ovn. H., known a.
the Gcorgc Croft farm. Sp1 acU.
Of /, river bottom. Want 10 Un,
both farm. for five ycar. Money
rent. Apply 10 NJ. =. CRoFT. Ma.
rion, Ky. or =. g. Cox, Sheridan,
Ny. u
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Commissioner S Sale.


CWtTNpEN CIRCUIT CouHT.
kENTuCKY
J. D. Buniun. etc. Plaintiff
Against Equity.
Lula huntun. etc. Defendant
ny virtue II Judgment and Order "
Sale II the Cntlcnden Circuit Court.
rendered al tho June term thereof.
1874, IN the above cause. ! shall pro.
ccud n offer fur sale al the Court house
douf In Marion 10 the highest hi,licr. NJ
Public AuCtiun. On Munllay the ig,h
day u September. 1904. al I o'clock.
Y. W.. o. thcrralpout. tl,cing Cuur, dayl
upon a credit " ain months the follow.
ing dcscribci property. 10 wit,
One half n IN acre tract ~ land
lying IN Cfi,,endcn county. NY. on
Cumberland River and Claylick creek
and ffun,ing said river and bounded az
tullose Beginning al the muulh II
Ilaylick creek running up the river 3
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-02

damon and Pythias certainly
did Louisville handsomely last
week, says one Of our exchanges,
but what did Louisville livery men
do to Damon and Pythias?
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The Farm and Store" Is the
name Of new paper that Is To APP
pear at Paducah soon. 1t will he
under the supervision Of Mcssrs. j..
p. and II. +. Thompson, who
many years were with the Paducah
News.
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SHERIDAN.

llN ASSN itNAifiA Ais'h N''''N ''i'
gone and still we survive. 1t was
enjoyed by all
Rev. W, i. Yates, wife and child
have returned from a tour through
Tennessee and Illinois.
Ross Owens was in town ON
Monday.
Rev. T. +. Hickey, Prohibition
candidate for Congress in the odd
Gibraltcr,' attended the association
at Deer Creek last week.
Rev. NJ. +. Miller, of Frcdonia,
will assist Rev. J. :. Miller in a
protracted meeting at Deer Creek
beginning ON the third Sunday
in September.
". l.. Moore is thinking Of NOV
ing to Mississippi.
Curtis Dye Is thinking Of moving
to Carrsvillc
j. +. Chittcndcn, Il. l.. Flanary,
J. =. Pierce, Frank Dodge, Tricc
Bennett, Howard Mcconnell and
VI. Schwab, Of Marion, attended
the association last week.
]. b. Carter and family Of Levi.
as, attended the association last
week.
Marricd-At the residence Of the
brides father, J II Virgins, on
the evening Of the 18th, Charlie,
IIughc~ and Mis-, Myrtle Wiggin,
were united in marriage Rev. W
Il. Gibbs officiating; onlya few inn
mediate friend. " the family wcr,
present. The young folk, are yer,
popular and We sspcak for them
happy life. They will h. at HON,
To their friend, after September IL
q, Sheridan
A. y. stallion and family, %
Dixon. visited relatives near her
last week
Mi,. Ida Bclrut /. at home for
few day., visit. She will teach IL
the city ,chool. Ut paiucah ihi
winter.
Nil, Mamie >lig,r, oi Missouri
i. visiting The family oi q. T.. Yea
key
Mr.. " VI. Mcmahon anD
grand daughter, Nil. Nellie Mcy
en-, II paduah, arr visiting \. J
Beluui and family ,hi. week.
e. Il. Meyer, un, 81 our -olli,
luy-. j. ut hum, uu q iurIuugh H.
uturu, next wvk Ca Furt Lawn
worth, ka.., wh,ry hr h. uu,
stationed.
Mi,. Ada PAX. ui lola. i. Vi.
i,iug ]. u. William. anil hmil
this wryk.
! Il nagvrIl. uur yilhg black
smith. i.ihukiug ufQuiiiIug black
miihiug ANIL g,iug a. farming i
Livingston uuuuly
Mi-. Lucille jean Daniel. uf Carr.
Z Vile, attended do, pyr Jpvk n.
-u,ltiuu h-t v,k She vl- 10,
, wmwutl lN hrr grandmother
Mr. ll~lp
Misses MARY Faulkner. Emu
d Eut'rr, aul Eva NyGuv. ui a.,
iug.im vuuuiy, attended the A.
uiltiuu h., week.
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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET.
ANN0UNC ENTS
FOR SHERIFF

DUvALL-We are authorized to an
nounce Alonzo j. Duvall candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff Of Crittenden
county. subject to the action of the
Republican party Election 1905.
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-13
AE WON'T STAY peAp.

The democratic press has been busy
az frequent Intervals during the past
four years declaring Bryan % be a
dead n and announcing the details
of hls funeral This sentiment was
especially noticeable Just before anu
at the moment Of the opening Of the
democratic convention. But the demo
Gratis IN figuring that the Nebraskan
had passed over The river politically
speaking reckoned without their host,
Bryan was rendered by far the great
est ovation Of any man who appeared
al ST Louis and the ovation Was he.
pcated Ms often as he made his appear.
ance In the convention hall. He was
undoubtedly the llyeliest and most
popular corpse left above ground II
on not be denied that a large element
~ the party desired above all things
thai Mt Bryan would bolt and there
are those who believe the strange tel,
egram vas planned With The object 81
forcing him 10 thai step. Again their
calculations m~iscarried, Bryan show.
"a that his allegiance % the demo.
cracy was stronger than hls allegiance
to any single party principle and he
aroused great enthusiasm by bis &C.
lceptance u the will Of the majority.
No one who was ii the convention Is
inclined 10 dispute that no Is yet d
strong factor in the democracy.
The following article which appear
VA III The Philadelphia North hmcri
can soon after the convention eonycn
ed Is just another premature farewell
10 Bryan and illustrative Of the truth
that The wish ~ father ,o the thought
William u Bryan has been repeat
eddy written Of as a political cotas-
Both republicans and democratic
have chanted more o. less joyiu
dirges over him IL odd intervals
Yet, In every instance. the funera
services have been premature tn,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-13
DAVIS Or WEST VIRGINIA..

The nomination Of Henry q Davis
for vice president by the democrats, II
the expressions from some Of the
leaders of his party are 70 he beliey-
ed, Ii not one that viii appeal 10
the masses. II would be difficult to
find any one TO deny that Mr.. Davis
was named for second place for three
important reasons. The first of these
Is that he Is a millionaire: a coal
baron. stands in with the moneyed
people Of the country. md cooperating
with August Belmont, could raise a
big campaign fund. In the second
place, Mr.. Davis Is said TO be oppos.
cd TO a tariff revision that amounts
10 anything. He was Il Of those who
backed German when the Maryland
senator used his blue pencil OF the
| Wilson bill 70 such IN extent as to call
forth from President Cleveland Elk.
,,prcsslOns that are q part OF the his
tory OF tariff legislation: or, rather
the history of the failure Of such pro
posed tariff Legislation MS Mr.. clave
land and his following wished accom-
plished. In this connection. It was
whispered about that on account o.
Mr., Davis family and business rela
ltions with United States Senator
stephen D. Elkins Of West Virginia
the latter statesman might not be
o~ycrzealous in his efforts in the cam
paIgn for the republican ticket.
The third. and perhaps most effec
tive argument used at the secret con
ferences was that The nomination Of
Davis would remove NIL excuse for
sulking on the part OF German. Davis
Is expected to control German, who
will be refused the Craftsmanship 81
1.-The national committee, for the Parker
people arc going - give that u Tag
gart OF Indiana