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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-11-23

With his back almost touching
the muzzle OF the gun which WIS nc
ci,lently discharged IN the hanis of
Il companion, John Kitchen 0f Col
umhiu county, last week had bis
CLOTHES stripped from his hack hy
full charge 1T NJ shot
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1905-11-23


u. 4 pope. fish warden. of Pot
ter cuuntv. was last week sentenced
to nay "A fine of 500 on the charge
Of violating the state game laws 1t
was alleged that while he was i'm
the uuutts ON the night of October
2G, Pope shot and killed three deer.
He went To Cross Fork to get help
and with the aid of assistants, took
his rich quarry into town. Efforts to
insure. secrecy were made, but the
story leaked out, and Pope's s.arrest
followed.
Vr,;,. au;4;, 81, ~ ..
,,.t ., ,s c.,+n. r,,,,..i,;.
o,,,,t,. ,ha p,,,,s,.t,,.,;, cn,.r
and mining company, struck a series
of pockets from which was emitted
great quantities of natural gas. When
the drill had reached Il depth Of 275
the gas VAS struck, and the volumh
wits SO great that when released ii
blew the dust and rocks up the shaft
with much force and into the air for
Il great height. This came as great
surprise ana altogether unexpected
10y the Horkmcn several of whom
narrowly escaped serious injury by
The Sudden bloWup anu also by the
fiylng rock. There has always been
theory that there Was gas or OH
belt between Jamison city and
and Cambria. There has been
great deal OF prospecting going on
through that section Withlh the last
few years ana some are OF the hellrl
;,,. ,.o,,, .ha ,an;,a.
-
lev ''""' "
:, >',.l ''' ''@'. 49,, -,
;na. of , .n,oeuh., ,,,s,.l n.t,,r.
;nstitutad with :, viau of n,ota.,i,o
his nrouertv Eoran was , n,nn,i.
uent citizen of Susouehanna. He !,
a brother of Hon. John p. Foran of
South Dakota, and of Martin A.
Foran, a Cleveland attorney. Some
uhie ag" ne became meiita'iy de-
iahSso' iie II Saiu W y. h'ah VI
'' = ''''''''7' - .'e iio,.1''''s' "
~ ' " 9 ~ ','' '''s w"
,nfl,ha ria, ., IN. s+s,o tr,sn;,,l
Instead OF at the DanVllle Court
House. such case l. unique where
court tries It's own case beyond It's
own jurlSdlctlon.
Recausa his naiyhbnrs ,ra chon-
,>;,,. aa,.,, +;,,la, ,,, +.a.+
r.,
~ "'o'1 ~ '7
Ms property Da''o i1niiei' afll'-
ed III harrisburg last ffloaN, after
having travelled ON foot the entire
J;cto,oa Of .kc,+ onn villas f,,,,,
b;s ho,,a +o o,,.o s+.,e OF ,bo Do
.. 80 ra.u, ,e.:
go, ;, 60.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

storm Kurokl drove wedge deeply
into the Russian flank, disarranged all
of Kuropatkin's plans, and turned the
retreat into rout According to the
estimates of the European press, Kuro-
patkin went into action with from
350,OO0 to 100000 effectives, while Oya-
ma had some 100000. Kuropatkin re-
ports a loss of 100000 in killed,
wounded, and prisoners, and Oyama
reports loss of 41,222. The japanese
commander says that the heaps of cap
tured ammunition and supplies "re-
sembe hills. 1t need hardly be added
that in duration and magnitude this
battle dwarfs any other conflict of au-
thentic history, ancient or modern.
The Russian army's power as a fighting
force is destroyed; 1t can no longer be
formidable antagonist, nor is it pos
sible for Russia under existing condi,
tions to replace this discouraged army
on Manchurian soil in any reasonable
period. To collect another force large
enough to take the offensive would re
Quire at least a twelvemonth, an(
therefore the next campaign in tn,
Far East if there be one, must b,
noztnopad until lone
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31
WAR NEWS CONDENSED

On March General KurOpatkin re-
marked. in a despatch TO the Gar, that
important news might be expected in
two weeks; on March 12 he reported
that he had lost 100000 men and 800
guns. and asked the Cars permission
to give mp his command alleging the
urgent need of physical and mental
rest. A few weeks ago the ST. Peters
burg Government Indignantly denied
that it was considering certain peace
terms. and added that In any terms
offered, "Russia's position in the Far
East must be recognized: now We
are beginning to think that Russia it.
self Is about the only nation that fails
to recognize its position in that quar-
ter II was on February 20 that the
two great armies. extended for a hun
dred miles along the Sha River. began
their fianking movements that ended
~ NNt llNeNhA ANNtanAdh NAo"oi'As az
winter they had faced each other in
eatrenchments, pits. caves, and bur
rows, and had tried 20 fight battle
in January. In cold so bitter that the
wounded froze to death II left an hour
on the field. From February 20 tc
March . the dispatches told Of hare
lighting along the Russian left, in
which General Kurokt pressed the
Russians steadily back Meanwhile
General Nogl and his Port Arthur vet
Grams had been stealing around Kuro-
patkin's right, and on March 3 both
wings OF the Russian army were re-
ported lanked and driven in. The
Russians then began general retreat
but on March Kuroki's scouts discov.
cred a number OF gaps in the Russian
left wing. and during a blinting dust
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31
LYON COUNTY PRIMARY.

Kuttawa. March 3O.-The Demo
cratic committee OF Lyon county met
in Eddyvile and canvassed the ppi-
mary vote last Saturday, and declared
the following persons the duly elected
party nominees County Judge, W. Il.
Crumbaugh. attorney. w L. Krone.
clerk, J. NJ. Smith: sheriff. Sam q.
Cash; superintendent OF schools, U. 8.
King assessor, r. S. Jones; jailer
Enoch Prince; coroner, Jasper Buei;
surveyor. A. A. Baldwin; justice OF the
peace, J. NJ. Early; 7. J. Baldwin. and
W r. skIllman. II was the iafgesi
vote ever polled in the county in q
primary
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31
DIR FINE EDITION.

While an apology is perhaps un-
necessary for the appearance of the
present edition of the Record, we feel
that word Of explanation is due our
readers.
As announced in the general news
coiumps, our plant has been complete
ly destroyed in the general confiagra-
tion which has burned out the central
portion of our city
We feel therefore that our readers
will fully appreciate the difficulties we
have encountered and overcome in
giving them this issue, with very lit
tie delay and that with all Of its short
comings in size It will be received in
the spirit with which it is put forth.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31
THE EIGHTH PAIR
OF TWINS IS BORN
To a siSty.FiVe Year Old Woman al
Oes Moines, Iowa.
Recently.

Des Molnes. Iowa, March 90
RooseyeItIan precept was given .
startling exemplGcation at Charlton,
Iowa. today when Mrs. James Brad
ley presented her husband with the
eighth pair Of twins. 1ne mother is
slxty.nye years old. while the father
Is just past seventy.eight.
The twins are a boy weighing
eight pounds. and girl. weighing
seven. Both are well developed and
healthy.
The father served In the Civil War
and took part In the battles Of r.
pillow and vicksburg, He Is six feet
one inch In height and weighs lSl
pounds.
He lost no time in sending a lettei
TO President Roosevelt
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31
LAST HOPE VANISHED.

whom leading physicians said that
w. u Smithart, of Pekin, la, had in
curJble consumption, his last hope va
nil med; but DR.. Kings New Discovery
ff Consumption, Coughs AND Coils
Rept him out Of his grave. He say
This great specific completely cure
lc. and saved my life Since then,
ave used it for over 10 years, and con-
ider il a marvellous throat and lung
IRE" Strictly scientific cure for
Oughs, Sore Throats or Colds; sure
raventive of Pneumonia. Guaranteed
Soc and $1.OO bottles.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31
FOUND FATHER DEAD ON
RETURNING FROM WORK.

Washington. Ind. March 3i.-on
coming home from work last evening
William Cooper found his father, John
Cooper. sitting In his chair dead,
Mr.. Cooper was sixty.two years old
and suffered from heart trouble.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31
FRIDAY, MARCH 81, ,so5.
MARION IN ASHES.

We arise from the depths of heap
of ashes, brick, mortar and miscellane-
Gus debris to announce not only that
the Record is still in business, but 10
proclaim the rejuvenated Marion, the
Greater Marion to be, notwithstanding
the fearful blow struck by the fire de-
mon in the center of our business sec
tion and the hearts of our business
Z men.
Our citizenship i'll general has suffer
O. an almost disastrous loss, but the
very has already begun, if indeed
re has been a preceptable pause
the fire worked such havoc in our
midst. The business men who suffered
from the effects of the fire are almost
to a man making their preparations TO
rebuild and restock, either at their old
stands or some other point OF their
selection.
Patience and perseverance with a
modicum Of faith in our past successes
and achievements will soon result in
working complete transformation
from the present condition of chaos
and ruin into Marion, the City Beauti-
full.
The battle scar will doubtless remain
for sometime to mark the effect Of the
terrible holocaust of fire which has
planted disaster and ruin in the places
Of former industry and prosperity
Yet, there always remains after even
he direst disasters something for
which prayer OF thanks may dwell
be hearts Of the sufferers, and in
par case it is, among other things, the
hat the angel Of death did no.
eea9 pany the demon Of fire, and thaC
4. rrmes were spared, with b9l two
1. hree exceptions
IN tlis the uird day after the Ns-
1tnur II Gre guaeral activity is-mIni-
shich indicates that from the
heaps OF charred ruins and blackeIed
VI IS ehall igdes. sea- VA
8rptiful and majestic In the uewr.ss IS
aud freshness of its modern structure
inIilings The Old landmark, haze
o..ssed away but the new shall come Z,
light the eye and please the fancy
of all who behold
There Is nothing TO be gained in be-
wailing over our misfortunes either
singly or collectively or in allowing
i"ifs" to stand in the way Of rapid pro-
gAess out Of our present predicament
Neither shall it profit us TO criticize
our past negligence in the failure TO
afford some sort Of fire protection fac
ilities commensurate with the size and
commercial importance Of our city,
but there is certainly no occasion for a
cessation OF our recent efforts 10 se-
cure a waterworks system, Of modern
design and ample proportions.
We must look to the future, build
Tor the future, and have faith in our
own infinite resourcefulness and in the
abundance Of our opportunities.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31
rNHuMAN MOTHER.

Paducah. KY. March 2s.-Mrs. Mary
Brockweli. blonde, twenty-eight
years old and pretty. is covering in
her cell in the county Jail under the
charge OF numbering her three chill
dren. whose ages ranged from three TO
nine years.
George Albrliton, young farmer
who. she says, urged her TO commit
the crime, is also under arrest. but he
denies the woman's story
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31
4 nAREnEXII RIDE.

often ends In a sad accident To heal
accidental injuries, Use Buckien's Ar
Mica Salve. a deep wound iu my foot
from an accident" writes Theodore
schulele. " Columbus o., caused me
great pain. Physicians were helpless,
but Buoklens Arnica Salve quickly
healed IL. "Soothes and heals burns like
magic. 25c
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

Norwalk Ohio. boast, Of wild boy
who from choice lives iu a hut. sleeps
ia his clothes and never had his hair
cut or combed That isn't Wild
hoy. It's just plain boy
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

Ladies. always remember that Miss
Ada Harrig & Co. is headquarters for
al styles Of up-to-date millinery We
have q beautiful line Of readyto-wear
and street hats and are prepared to
make TO order anything desired in
nobby spring hats Our selection Is
OF the choicest and our prices are the
lowest 3G-tf
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31
CIRCUIT COURT
Adjourned Wednesday Grandjury Re,
turns Il True Bills.


After attending to regular details
and handling small docket, the circuit
court adjourned Wednesday partly for
lack of business and principally on
account of sympathy for the condition
of affairs rendered by the fire.
In the case of the Commonwealth VS..
Ellis Akers the jury failed to agree
on a verdict.
~ lree felony cases were dismissed.
* indictments were returned
against the Standard Oil co. for sell
ing oil without license. Three of the
cases were tried out and fines assess
ed on two counts of $4,000 each. and
in the remaining case of $500.
Commonwealth VS.. Marion Zinc Co,
for failure to file certificate of incor-
poration with the Secretary of State,
two indictments we're returned. A fine
of 800 was assessed in one and the
other case filed away.
The divorce case of Hearin vs. Hear
in was submitted to the court.
In the $4,000 suit of C. S. Knight
vs.. Marion Zinc Co. default judgment
was rendered.
! ment was rendered.
Ia suit of Simpson & Elder VS., Illi-
lis Central Railroad. tried by jury
,dgment was rendered for S234Go
amages
AZ other cases of unimporant ma
ure were continued on account Of
fire
The following appeared in the Pa,
ducah Sun:
Attorney John K Hendri.k start.
ed 10 Marion, KY. YESTERDAY 20 loob
after several indictments against the
Standard Oil company. At Princeton
: he met Attorney c. c. Grassham. who
had been to Marion, and was inform.
ed that circuit court would be ad.
journed on account Of the fire which
destroyed most Of the town. Attorney
Hendrick then wrote letter to The
court EXPLAINING that If court did moi
adjourn to telegraph him, and re-
turneI to Paducah. The letter prob
ably lid not reach Marion or was mol
I delivered, owing to the postofice be-
kng burred. and a telegram was re-
I ceilod late yesterday that court
not adjourn. the cases against
Standard oil company were called .
Judgment ,keI as confessed, and fl
Of $500 500 aGa $3.50 respectively
been eliere ar rhe indictm' 4
to1e Zen t:a ?
prese ut
. Mario IS J
be done ;owards -ius tue MS
set aside and new tital 81 nteL
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31
Pres. cenrn. Normal College %


I'VE have. iu rhc past taken normal
work In !. Y. Browns school. and
take pleasure iu stating that he Is an
energetic and uniiriug teacher. and
covers almost every inch of ground in
the field OF the work We heartily re.
commend his school 70 all who desire
10 prepare for examination before a
county board.
Signed by more than sixty normal
isudents.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31
CHEATED DEATH.

Kidney is'Uabl,-tften ends fatal,I .hHf
y choosing the Yght medicine, Z. Il,
Wolfe. OF Bear Grove. Iowa. cheated
death lie says: Two years ago ] had
Kidney trouble. which raus2d me- great
pain suffering and anxiety but ] took
Electric Bitters, which effected a COM
plete cure. have also found them OF
great benefit in general debility and
nerve trouble. and keep them constant
Iv on hand. since, as ! find they have
TO equal"
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31
INDIcESTIoN's RECORD

" The best remedy can nrcscfihc Tor Vnnf IN
digestion, madam d Green sAugis Flower
Know Of sevcfal other physicians who pre-.
scnbe itrcgulaily"
qIndigestion is making an awful record
as a cause OF sudden deaths, II is beat
ing heart.iailure in It's ghastiy harvest.
qYou read in. the papers daily OF appar-
ently healthy aud even robust men being
suddenly attacked with acute indigestion
after enjoying hearty meal. and Of their
dying IN many cases before a physician
could he called in.
qrliis should be a warning 10 YOU who
suffer with regular or periodical attacks
Of indigestion. n these unfortunate VIC
tins of acute indigestion had taken a
small dose OF Green's August Flower be-
fore or after their meals they would not
have fallen a prey 10 such sudden seizures.
QAugust Flower prevents indigestion by
creating good digestion. talso regulates
the liver, purihes the blood aud tones up
the entire system IN a natural way.
qrwo siles, ,sc and 7sc. All dtuggista
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

Metz & Sedherry have purchased
new Office chairs and a new shining
ch air and II is a pleasure to wait for
a hair cut. shave and shampoo or get
a shine while you wait at the Palace
Barber Shop.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

when a mother puts pretty clothes
on her children she has 20 fsht to
keep them clean. and she has another
feht a. night in getting them On.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

BY the time this issue Of the Record
reaches the hands Of our readers We
will be prepared to do all kinds of job
work. with the same degree of eff
cheney a. heretofore. and with new
type-faces and better designs. than
ever before.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

II wonder" every healthy boy
thinks as he gets up from dinner ~
mother has anything in the house for
supper"
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

Out in the Woodall section, con-
monty known as Piney, it Is reported
on what seems excellent authority.
that the heavy jack that has b9.fled
prospectors SO long has been /.
The vein itself being Of very gt
size while the zine crystals an
even than those found in Joplin aDG
the zinc is entirely free from -four
spar
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31
AFTER The FIRE
MAGNIFICENT WORK OF OUR BUsI
NESS MEN IN REBUILDING
THE BURNT DISTRICT.
THE STONE AND BRICK DEBRIS
REMOVED WHILE STILL
SMOKING.
A NEW AND MORE PERFECT CITY
WILL ARISE FROM THE ASHES
OF THE PRESENT.
BUSINESS PROCEEDING AS USUAL

When one wants to obtain a lesson
in energy and hustling a body of
Marions business men will supply all
of the necessary data. There has been
in the remote part an idea prevails
that down south the POGO Tienf1b
of the Spanish race prevails, that lit
Tie time or a waiting until tomorrow
was the usual method employed, One
wants to visit this fair Kentucky city
to be entirely cured of such absolute
ideas. Scarcely twelve hours hac
elapsed from the commencement pf
our destructive fire before the tde-
graph and telephone had been q o
requisition for the material
the place of that destroyeda
wonderful revelation but the
tuckians are wonderful peqs
ore wagons are passing on
10 the depot with their wealth.
eral the sturdy miners aftd
their duty during the conaaa
have returned TO the mines and
daily output OF huorspar and Of Ted
and zinc keeps al the apex OF former
tonage and twenty-four hours after tie
event the material is being loaded d
cars and transported to the consumers
The Kentucky Fluorspar Company
is not in the slightest degree interrupt
ed in its usual shipments Of fluorspar
Orders are filled regardless Of anything
occurring in the city.
Mr.. Tanssig Of ST. Louis supposed u
represent the Layon Zinc Co. Of Jop
lin. and lola Kansas has leased IN,
Wheatcroft Flourspar companys pro
perty near Mexico. sdme eig mile,
south OF Marion He will work thi.
property for a year. having an option
of purchase Already several men ar
at work in their deep shaft
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

when a man comes ont Of rented
house in his shirt sleeves and YOU
remark that his vest and pantaloons
do not meet. look out: he won't work
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

Police Inspector Gustafson OF Bos-
ton. is making a tour Of inspection Of
tie police departments OF the larger
cities OF the United States.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

There Is scarcely any effort required
In many OF the hourspar prospects TO
obtain what the miners call pay from
the grass roots. Of course, as In all 9th
er lines Of business, many succeed and
many fail. but that is the usual case
OF all large business undertakings.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

This is the time Of year for cyclones
and wind storms. If your property is
not protected. it should be The cost
is small and the protection obsolute.
For rates enquire Of
BOURLAND & HAYNES.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

All ballots and election supplies
we're saved from destruction by the
fire, and the publican primary will
be held on to'.s ow. April ]. as sched-
uled. The pl -,rg Of the ballots had
Just been completed, and fortunately
were removed from the Re,Yfd ofio
hefo. the flames reached III
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

The ugliness Of homely man
when accompanied by a pretty wo.
man. shows as prominently as the
boil on the end Of a mans nose.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

The Fairyiew mine over the river is
at present shipping the large tonage
Of 125 tons daily from the incline at
Golenda. These last two shipments OF
lead ore averaged per cent OF lead
and carried seven and one-half ounces
Of silver which is considerably more
than an average for the silver con
tents The Rosiclare mine ships its
usual quota Of thirty-fye ton -four
spar daily by packet each evening 10
Evansville, its lead going the same
way.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

We have many styles in street hats
from which 10 choose. Surely there
must be one among the many 10 suit
you Come in and see. The invita-.
tiOn 81, extended 10 all.
27tf NEWMAN & LOVE.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

We urge thar every person who eX.
,pects 10 attend th.s normal bn ON
hand az the opening
Very respectfully
j. y. BROWN
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31
THE GREAT FIRE
Did Not Consume the Record "Popu-
Isrity Contest" Miss Wilborn
Still Leading.


Ghe anxiety 0urJesteeH' ''''
lady friends tenltfn 'he h .t
nonularirv contost vilT oe relieved. We
know 10 learn tba. the race vii, not
be declared OFF on oi 'ne ue-
sJruetion Of our pl uid' our
nri.. rot dar t1e fire.
y .'Wfyi - lhe Held,
in thr ge.son 8. Ais l6H jacobs,
who resides on East aD vile street.
and who is wei know many ~
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

T.. G. Hughes wants 10 talk to you
alb - tombstones and monuments.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

The Crittenden Coal company s
miners have returned to work from
their short vacation We could not
dignity It by the name OF strike and
the output from their fine property
is increasing day by day as more
ground is opened
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31
PRESENTED WITH
BOX OF FINE CIGARS.

The March term of the circuit court
came TO a close Wednesday Tuesday
the jury was dismissed and the occa.
sion was marked by a very pleasant
incident In appreciation Of the many
courtesles shown them the members
OF the petit jury presented Judge
Henson with a box of good cigars.
Mr. p. b. Miller made a short presen-
tation speech. to which the Judge
feelingly responded.
This incident but indicates Judge
Henson's popularity in this county
Morganfeld Sun.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

Shave 10 cents. haircut % cents at
the Palace Barber Shop, upstairs in
Pierce's new building.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

We have opened temporary head
quarter, in the residence of c. II.
Whitehouse. on Bellvi.le street, where
we can make our friends welcome.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

FRIGHTFUL SUFFERING RELIEv-
ED.
Suffering frightfully from the yiru-
lent poisons OF undigested food. c. G..
Grayson az Lula. Miss, took Dr. Kings
New Life Pills, with the result he
writes. that | was cured" All stomach
and bowel disorders give way TO their
tonic laxative properties. 25c
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

l's-cs-r '-,-a-'s1-- All -, g y a sest,1
i Om normal term viii cpel on Mon
DAY April 10 and continFe S.x week.
I'VE promise you .np- al he hest terms
Of This kind That 30 ha, ever been
your opportunity tu attend. See the
following Toe m0u.a.-.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

Fine Jersey cows. with young cal
YES. for sale cheap. A. H. CARDIN.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

The whole outlook throughout our
mines and mining reserves never ap-
peared quite so prosperous as at this
moment.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

reu . r.I-ad tl.'
ia idt allting e
OF Adam. and fail 20 find
ny statement ihat Eve was a blonde,
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

Entered as second-class matter July
Is. 1904, at the post-oftice at Marion
KY, under Act of Congress of March
3 1879.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31
SWORN CIRCULATION 1900.

The sworn average circulation from
July is, 1904, to Sept, Is, 1904, 1900
Circulation increasing weekly, and
is now about 1000. Advertising con-
tracts solicited.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

The man who was going to do
something" in the spring, must look
for another excuse for loafing.
The Crittenden record., 1905-03-31

The large body Of hourspa raised
at the Ada Fernice mine is efg wash
ed and Delivered to the cars 'hD-
ment. Their, rohably "a
will 20 fOrW fast as 4 O'
J properly prepare for market