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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

attorney e. Z. Gn,-hsnl. ou, At
thu list known attorney, VI the
Smithland lar, will this wcck ~
to paducah, Whcr h. will cngagr
in The pmcticc u hi. profession.
Nj. GmsSham ~. ~ the chief
attorney for The AVER n Iorl Tir
Co., II Chicago. who's legal bu.i.
nc,s be- be-. lcrn attending to for
several months. lL.hr. l-inp
attorney ior aid company. h. will
alsn 'lu general pmy,ir,
Mr. Grs,ham has lsyna..urin,ul
IN the pmciiv ut Smithland with
hi h,hcr.n.hN. Capt ! "
Bu,h, one II the list hu,rr. II
the STATE. H. ha. ir,rrn,ly l.,n
cmpluNvl Ia nss 1T ~" Nariup
lar, and j. well known in TIL.
county
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
FOR SHERIFF

DUvALL We are authorized TO an
nounce Alonzo j. Duvall candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff Of Cr1ttenden
county, subject TO the action OF the
Republican party. Election 1875.
FLANARY We are authorized to ar.
nounce J. F. Flanary a candidate for
the Office Of Sheriff of Crittenden
county. subject to the action of the
Republican party. Election 1895.
HICKLlN We are authorized to an.
nounce William Sherman Hicklin a
candidate for the Office of sheriff Of
Crittenden county, subject to the
action Of the Republican party. Flee
ton 1906.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

To- Republican, Of Crit,udcu
County:
! taxi thi, method for anuomc-
ing myself candidate Tor rc-clcc-
ton to the Office Of Judge Of the
Crittcndcu county court In that
capacity ! have been serving YOU
for three years Whether ! have
made you good o''rrr CO.. mot i,
not fur me to say puuDil,,, !
have made some mistake. II 80,
! will assure you that u va, an
error Of the head and mot of the
heart.
II l. not necessary Tor mr 10 set
forth in thi, article the condition
in which | found the county affair,
hut will LAY that am ready and
willing 10 render an account OF my
stcwardshipwhilc serving my county
and II proven to h. good ask you
Tor an Endorsement for q second
term, and il in your judgment YOU
see iii Ia honor me with nomina.
ton, ! will promise YOU in the
future, e, have in the past, not
To permit your lUnucr, 10 ~ down
IN defeat.
Thanking you ior the past favor,
conferred upon mr. | remain your,
~ ever, ANUoN TowEN,
]. &. &C.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

The total valuation PLACED by the
State Railroad Commission upon
che tangible puprtyof the nilroad
corporations operating in Kentucky
Tor the year 1901, j. So. Isl, $50
This j. an Increase in the a,.c,..
ment over that nj las, year II
81, 81 ,2l. The total mrna-r in
milagr in Kentucky Tor the YEAR 4.
,l,ou, l'D. The highest valuation
nlar'i upon property in thu YEAR /.
assessment, I, upon the main stem
II the /. " y. railroad company
which j. assessed at SlO,un pr
mile and upon the Cairo hridp,
which is valued a, 81. DO,Up.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

e. A. Bm,hyr. whu ha, tor sew.
cral wears Published the Hopkins.
VILE Messenger, ha, ,uld hi, Iaprr
to ". A. Mcdonald, II Princeton.
who until recently published the
Princeton Chronicle. Mr McDon.
ald assumed yharg, at one, aud
viii continue thr pupra, Grpuh.
liun organ.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

Tolu, ny. Jan >, 1905.
" the time j, drawing near
when the Republican county com.
mittcc uf Crittcndcn county will
meet for the purpo-, Of nominating
candidates Tor the uriuu, county
ollicc,, W., the undersigned yotcn.
OF Tolu precinct. do hereby respect.
fully -nlicit Deputy I : Marshal
Walter \. Blackburn Ia enter the
rar for nomination ior county
iudg II Crittcndcu county
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
FOR ASSESSOR

DAVIDSON We are authorized 20 an
nounce Joseph Anthony Davidson a
candidate for the office Of assessor Of
Crittenden county. subject TO the
action Of the Republican party. Flee.
ton 1906.
CHANDLER We are authorized to an.
nounce Joseph Logan Chandler a can.
didate for the office Of assessor Of
= Grittenden county. subject 10 the
action Of the Republican party.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

The usual New YEAR, RECEPTION
Wa held by the prrsidcntaud Mr.,
Roosevelt ut the White House Mon.
day, January >, aud was attended
by 1IlS rallrr.. The portals II
the White HOUSE swung open Ia
III the world. What PARTICULAR,
chrmc,crinc- the o,rJ,ion. was III,
true -piril II democracy ,vrri-,I
by the hosi and hostess.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
R. A. lARUE
Announces For County School Super.
in,enuent.

Elsewhere in thi. issue Rev. Il.
\ IHRur. 81 lcyia,. make, hi,
announcement o. candidate for
The oilic, ui county .chUol .uprin.
tcndcut. subject {" thcactiun ui The
Republican party
Mr. lIliur m. never held % pub.
lir uilic,, and /. % gentlemen nj
splendid character and ability anil
q Crittcndru rmm,y prvurl. III,
father va, " i laGu, Mr.
lal;uu l. th, clrrk uf the ohio
Rlyrra,.ucalim II lipli,trhuchr,
and L. pastor Ut som, " the county
rhurhu. Tho work ~ III, uilio
In which h. nspip, !, in line with
the work In which d, 1, engaged.
The requisite, iu The ou, instance
l'ug admirable requisite, tur N,
other.
W. s.p0k lor him EARNEST r,n.
'idcn,iou q, the hand. oi The party
and Il h. !, ma,lr the nominee TIN
Rn"Hn will supper, him all down
th. linz.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
SWORN CIRCULATION 1900.
A. N9UNCENEkTS
FOR COUNTY JUDGE

DEBoE We are authorized 10 announce
A. A. Deboe a candidate for the office
of judge of the Crittelian county
court, subject to the action OF the
Republican party
T0wERY We are authorize 90 an
nounce Aaron Towery a candidate for
the Office of Judge OF the Crittenden
county court, subject 10 the action Of
the Republican party.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

Tie old year, 1901, hu, gone.
bat the lesson. We learned in that
short space NJ inmr will abidr with
Us aud help To make the new year.
1905. the l,,t al all
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT

LARUE We are authorized to announce
r. A. LaRue a candidate for the
Office Of Superintendent of Public
Schools Of Crittenden county. subject
to the action Of the Republican party.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
FOR JAILER

TRAyiS We are authorizedto announce
Albert II. Travis a candidate for the
Office Of jailer Of Crittenden county.
subject 10 the action Of the Rcpubh.
can party. Election 1895.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
Champion & Champion.
LAWYERS

WIZ do a general practice In allcOurs
PrOmp, attention given 20 collcctions
ohicc' Rank street. N,RioN. Nv.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
A. A. DeBOE
Announces as a Candidate For the
Alice Of County Judge.

EI.,vhup BOO rhi, i..u, ~ Im
Gwrr APPEAR th, announcement
ui \. A. n,I" 90. 90 uudi,At, nr
th' olljcr OF vmp Iudg, ur
pcl-, s. we'll known Us aIl our
ralur' tu ho gentlemen m every
SENSE of The word, upright. capable
and JudiciuJ. Tia, hr &. we'll
qualified i"r The position iuNbi,li
d" o,pir. thpr E. uo dDuI,. aud IT
nominated d, will add strength ,o
the Republican ticket
Mr. plvy,a ua,i,, VI old uri,
lrnd,n, !. - Year. " ~ and a
lifelong Republican. IT, va. rr,,r
elected iu any oil!cr. bat d, la,
faithfully served the public In the
capacity 1T land COMMISSIONS. and
magistrate having I.cu appointed
:" iill 9 07u.y m Do, lat, iu
-iluvr.
We an sun. ,h,, Mr. h#o,',
candidacy will b. given due cm id.
Grafton, and when thu tickr /,
made up, should he H. thu unui.
ncc, hc will rcciyc the .uppr-, II
rWr Rpupp.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

Weary Willie Walker. q qn.
'aiional comedy drama l,y owen
Davis, author II Through the
Brakcr. Inst in III, n,sH 90
etc, will Ia" tn attraction at thu
Opera House Wednesday cuting.
Jan. II The play will Il. ai,rn
with new and appropriate .Oocry
aud bS q company selected especial.
" for the production II tai, pcr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
II !, not Narion'> n,,,ihilitic,
nov, hut Marions prolabilitic,

We extent Ia YOU the u.ual
greeting, lor the New Year.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
QUARTERLY REPORT
go uu
Farmers & Merchants Bank

Of Tolu. Kentucky.
At the close oi bushes. IN the Ilth ia,
- Occrmb~f 1877
EisotE,fs
Loan, and discount. .. ssi.-T ~
O,efdfait,. secured = =.
pyruifafts. UNSECURED ugu.
Due from ns,ioual babk.
........ .....a. 81 80
Due irOm stat. hsns. and
b.nss. ... sslSE i.ist
Backing house and lot s.tN- M
Specie .. sI.1i. ~
Cuueng, .... lSiW sGsds
Furniture and htiufrs a.. 1915,
Current expenses Issi quarter 1l5ti
ES7sTTs
ifmIuu-
Cap,ai stolk pA,d IN. in ra.h $1,000
tndn 'd-d pfoii.s ......... 500,
lrpusits subject 90 yhe,k .on
shich interest o. on, i.sid
..... slpOti =,
Time cefiiicaies ~ neposit.
on shirh tni~'c-i q. raid
.... ... S.p"el sIusg
Certified cheeks . ........
D"' n,i'oosI b'ns' Ho- %
Ihu,al stock not paid simm
.rruruNt,r,.
Highest smouai q indebted
nee ~ an .tocshold~f. r~f
son. company % hun tntlud
zoe 10 the lsb,li., u the
compsny " hfm the li,hiliiy
~ The iudiSidual meml..fa
thereof divril, of iad,fect
~ = such indrri,dres. -
leeds ~ - vent. ~ capitsI
'io,a actually in. ami aclusI
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mao " ,1mplsnCe with an ohc,al no
tee fcccivcd iIom the Secretary on Stst.
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shall be- made. '''
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
OFFICERS ELECTED
For the Ensuing Year by the Masonic
Lodges Of the County.

Bigham I.odg No 256 +. ~ A.
VI convened at it, lodge room in
thi, city Tuesday, De. L., 1904,
for the purpose OF clcciing and
installing office, Tor the ensuing
year The result VA, %, follows.
C. :. Nunn, " NJ
W \ Ringo, : W
y. l. Kcyil, J "
j Bell Kcyil Secretary
y Woods, Treasurer
" H. Cannon, :. y
r. | Num-, J D.
Rev ;. j Martin, Chap.iu
" Il Butler Steward
Gu, Taylor, Steward
David Bryant, Tyler
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
WALTER BLACKBURN
Is Requested 10 Make Race For
County Judge.

Marion, Ky, Dee. %, 1904
To Mr.. Walter \. Blackburn,
Marion, Ky
We the undersigned respectfully
solicit you 10 make the race for
judge Of the Crittcndcu county
court
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

Of Tolu. Kentucky.
Nc the close 81 business On the Ilth 10,
- December. lpot
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-10
now
WANTS DAMAGES
HE rs HOT ON SAM FULLERToN's
TRAIL.
Appeal Of Cold Storage Company in Re-
plevin Case Involving Attorneys
Chickens Is Dismissed-He Will Now
Sue State Game Warden for Having
Seized the Game Illegally.

James A. Peterson, the local attorney
and politician, declares he will bring
suit against s. f. Fullerton, execu-
tive agent of the state game and fish
commission, to recover damages for an
illegal seizure of prairie chickens last
fall and for the expense of a suit to
recover the birds.
Mr.. Peterson received notice today
that the appeal pending before the SUI
preme court in his replevin. case had
been dismissed on motion Of Franklin
II. Griggs, attorney for the game anil
fish commission, which was backing the
appellant. He declares, however, that
that does not end the matter, and that
spent in attorneys fees, COSTS, etc.
The seizure was made last September.
Mr.. Peterson had shot thirty-one chick
ems and sent them by express on the
train which he took for home. He
failed to claim them as he got off, and
they were seized by a deputy warden.
He went to the commissions office and
explained the circumstances, but Mr..
Fullerton refused to restore the birds,
and Peterson brought a replevin action
against the A. Booth Packing company,
where they were stored. Judge Dick
inson directed a verdict in his favor
and Fullerton took an appeal to the
supreme court.
Peterson declares that the state war.
den has not acted in good faith in the
transaction, but has sought to wear him
out and pile up expenses for him by
contesting possession Of the birds. HI
will therefore come back at the state
official once more with a damage suit
and try to recover the money he il
out in trying to retain his birds.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-10
ADMITTED TO CHAMBER
Prominent Grain Men Of Other Cities
~. Secure Memberships

Another batch Of new members came
in today at the Chamber of Commerce.
Within a fortnight twelve men, active
in the grain trade, and most Of them
from other cities, have applied for mem
berships. Some were admitted today
and others have their applications still
pending, the rules requiring the posting
Of the names for a stated period before
action is taken. '
Those who have recently applied for
memberships are William S. Warren,
former president of the Chicago Board
of Trade; Duncan B. Mclean of Winni-
peg; Walter Stern, the Milwaukee mil
Ter; =. j. Seidl, representative of the
Manitowoc, Wis, barley and mailing in.
terests; G. H. Alhers Of St. Louis; Wal.
ter. Turtle, Duluth; G. s. Barnes, Jr., Du.
luth and Fred A. Pierce, s. G.. Williams
Stephen A: Hall, and W. S; Ankeeny Of
are j. s. Mcdonald of Rush City, MINI.
secretary Of the Minnesota Farmers
Exc change, and Herbert S. Stout, for
merly commercial editor of the St. Pau
Globe, who will join the brokers in the
pit.
Memberships are quotable around
$4,000, the last sale being at the full
figure. ..ss.-..~.-. . '..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-10
FIRST CRUDE MAP
OF WESTERN LAND.
WARREN UPHAM TELLS OF YER
ENDRYE's EXPLORATION.
French Trader and Traveller with His
Two Sons Traversed Land Westward
from Lake Superior to the Rockies
and Left Graphic Record Of What
Thew Saw

State Historical society, read paper
last evening before the Minnesota
library building, on @FThe Explorations
of Verendrye and His Sons, - which
covered territory from Lake Superior
to the Rocky mountains, between the
years 1928 and l749.
Mr.. Upham found that the first map
of territory west Of Lake Superior was
secured by Verendrye in 1928, when he
was fur trader at Lake Nepigon,
from an intelligent Assiniboine Indian.
He traced the streams. lakes and port
ages from Lake Superior along the
north boundary Of Minnesota to Lake
of the Woods, and then northwestward
to Lake Winnipeg and the Saskatche-
wan river. This map was sent to
France and preserved and has been re-
sofa and in Winchell's survey report.
Rainy Lake is called Lac Tecamimisuen,
and Lake Of the Woods and Like Win
nipeg are shown, but not named. The
Porcupine and Pasquia hills south Of
the lower Saskatchewan were named
montagnes dies pierres brilliantes,o or
Mountains Of Shining Stones, which Mr..
Upham believes to have suggested the
name later applied to the Rocky noun
tains. This range reaches southwark
thru North Dakota and into the south
western part Of Minnesota.
Verendrye and his sons, according to
the narrative Of iPerre Magry, explored
much of Minnesota and the territory
west to the Rocky mountains. In l742
and 1743 two Of the sons journeyed &C
cording to a route mapped out by Cap
tain Edward L. Berthoud of Golden,
Col, from the Mandans on the Missouri
10 H.
tains, travelling with a war raid of
dians. They probably got as fa1
as the Shoshone moutains Just southeast
Of Yellowstone Park, returning to the
Missouri river near the South Dakota
southern boundary, where they erected
cairn on one of the bluffs overlook
ing the stream, and buried a leaden
plate commemorative the expedition.
Curious Mental Disease.
Harlow Gale discussed "Multiplt
Personality, with It's Bearing on Mint
and Brain.' Merely to have one per
sonality or possibly two, as in the once
famous case of Dr.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde
old-fashioned if the disease Of Nmulti
pie personality" becomes contagious
Professor Gale has recently investi
gated the case Of q girl, Mary Barnes
who successfully had not two or three
but ten distinct personalities.
! The cause of change of personality
Of eccentricity, and Of insanity, j
charged to the disarranging of the sup
| ply Of blood to the brain brought 0,
the case. Of the girl mentioned, she wa
at one time a brilliant artist, at anothe
childish, and at another blind and re
ligiously calm. Her case was first dis
covered in 1895 and there has been
change about once a year.sIf she live
4 tor several more years she. may becom
famous in many lines. ;, Her origins
attack Of Influenza When last see
{. she was normal. -. - -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-10
The SUCKERS HAD
NO CHANGE TO WIN
"FIXED WHEEL SEIZED AT
ROSES GAMBLING JOINT.
Electric Wires Were Arranged So That
the Ball Gould Be Stopped Where It
Would Do ''the House, the Most
Good-Could Be Operated from Sew
eral Places.

money on the lively little ball in Nate
Rose s recently-raided gamblinghouse,
didn It stand the ghost of a show. The
wheel was fixed and the operator, by
pressing any one Of several conveniently
concealed electric buttons, could stop
the ball wherever he wished.
This strange feature of the confscated
equipment was discovered this morn
ing by Captain George Sinclair, while he
was moving one Of the tables. Placing
his hand underneath he was surprised
to find queer assortment of buttons
and small wires.
A closer examination showed a net
work of wires and a battery concealed
in a secret drawer. Buttons were placed
at regular distance about the table.
of the machine to roll the ball into the
desired pocket from almost any part of
the table. Even the inside Of the cash
drawer was equipped with a button and
the wheel and ball could be controlled
from. there when the occasion de-
manded.
The wheel was taken from the rooms
at 252 First avenue s in Saturday
nights raid. It was brought to Min
neapolis from San Francisco by Rose,
and is an, exceedingly clever piece OF
work. The police were unable to un..
derstand the mechanism until one of
the other men under arrest was called
in to look the device over. He said
that he had never seen one like it, but
declared that it was sure cure for big
winnings on the part Of players; the
house was sure to get it all. r..
The wheel and appliances will be ex
hibited in police court tomorrow when
the gambling cases come up for trial
and It may be an important, factor in de:
termining the sentences of the defend
ants, s"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-10
CAUSES OF TYPHOID
Pollution of Water Supply Found the
.s-... Chief Factor. .s.

The state board Of health is complet-
ing an investigations begun two years
ago as to the cause Of typhoid fever IN
Minnesota. The investigation includes
geological survey by R. S. Dole: fed
eral government expert: The inquiry
has shown that typhoid has slowly in
creased from year to year, and it is be-
lieved the cause in the main is con-
taminated water supplies.
i Altho in general the water supply
in Minnesota is excellent, it is under
stood that Mr.. Dole will report that in
some Minnesota cities and villages sew.
age is communicating the lakes and
streams from which the water supply is
secured, and it is thought that this con
dition is largely responsible for the
prevalence of typhoid fever in these 10
calities and for the average high mortal
ity from typhoid fever in Minnesota
It is understood that Mr.. Dole s re
port will show, for instance, that thu
Mississippi river from Anoka to tn,
twin cities is badly polluted. 49,.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-10

The steel tower, seventy-fve feet
high, for the circle swing was erected
today at the Twin City Wonderland
park on Lake street. The circle swing
is unique piece of mechanical ingenu-
ity. In the center Of the steel tower
revolves a vertical shaft from which
radiate arms like spokes in a great
wheel Attached to these arms are half
inch steel cables, from which are sus-
pended cars that carry passengers. An
electric motor turns the shaft and this
causes the cables and cars to revolve
about the tower. The cars start revolv-
ing close to the ground, and are grad
6ually drawn out by centrifugal force
and ascend considerable distance from
the ground when they are whirling at
q speed of fifty miles an hour.