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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-05
Notice for Publication.
0n>> - Mai ~ n

Sept. I, l38.
Notice 10 hereby eiven thst tho following.
named settler has filed notice Of his intsntien
a. snd that said proof Yin S IS made S.fors
Z. 3. BroWnson, y. 8. Commissioner, at his
Office at Williston, N. d., on Oetobsr II, 1906,
PETER J. sANDv1G, II. E. No. z4oll,
for the non section S, township ~, q. OF range
ZOE ".
Ho names the following witnesses to provo
Of said land, vis:
Edward Davis, 4. 3. Dsieklsy, James 1sRsy,
G. G. piumm0r, an Of W1lliston, n. ..
11tk +. e. SANDORN, Register.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-05
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Minot, n. D., I

Land Ofdco At H1nOC, n. D.,
Oct. 1905.
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to mako dnal proof In support OF his claim
and that said proof will b made before Z. g:
Williston, N. D., on Nov. 18th. 1906, viz:
NAssIM sHICKANY, h. E. No. 2ls1s.
for tho nwA section 10, township 155, range
lO2 W.
He names the following witnesses to provo
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Elias Shakany. Alexander Abood, John
Farrah, Joseph Farrah, all of Williston, n: D.
l4t8 3. G, SANDoRN, Register.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-05
WullDeoos N..A
STATE OF No.7z DAKOTA,

COUNT OF WILLIAM.
ron this llth day Of 9spts1Osv, A. d. 1906.
before mo, WiHGEA'B. Ovsrsoo, = Noisy Pub.
he In and for tAe'0o1nty Of Williams and State
Ct North Dakots, petsopally Appeared J. 3.
described in and who executed tho FOREGOING
instrument and Acknowledged to mo that be
sses tho ht the time :nd
known to mo to be the person whose namo Is
subscribed to the within Instrument ~ attor-
ney in fact of G: n. Hedderich, and asknowl.
edged to mo that he subscribed tho nsme Of
G. n. Hedderich thereto - principal and his
own a. attorney in fact
W1LLA1p B. OvBlsoN,
Notary Public, Williams Co., n. d.
11tE1 Nv oomnission expires Jan. ., 1907
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-05
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Minot, N. d., I
Santem hAr 25. 1913.

Land Office at Minot, n. d.,
September Is, 1905:
named settler has fiied notice Of his intention
to make anal proof in support OF his claim.
and that said proof will be made before g. +,
%ii;ston = s. Nov ~ e.: o''
JASPER ]. BAILEY, d. &. No. z1196 :.
for tho sk nwA: swA neA nwx Sex
SEQ. q. Twp. us NJ, Ree. 1W w.
He names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
John r. Shipe, Martin 4. Olson, Charles J.
n. D. s. VI.
lIt6 r. C.. SANBonN, Register.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-05
Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Nj not. n. D.
September SO, 1905:
Notice il hereby given that tho following
to make dnal proof in support Of his claim.
and that said proof will b made before +. +.
BEownson, y. 8. Commissioner, at bis Office at
aiLLiE sU&DAHL Of Wiliiston. N. D,
II. z. No. 17o07
for the ~ nw4, Lots and Sec. T.
Re names tho following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz:
Chria J; Cook. Pete! J; Sandyig, M!lie
lAt6 II. C., SAMOAN, HoRi1tOf.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-10-05
Notice of Partnerships.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. I H..

COUNTY OF WILLIAM,
We, tho undersigned. do hereby certify, that
n.fcta en- ~ n tho
and County Of Williams, under tho arm name
and style Of g: n: Hedderich 4 Co. That tho
n:s: IL full Of 81 Of 1hs ,S Sf fuGs
Lyon and that the places Of our residences arc
set opposite our respective names thereto
subscribed. .....i, .se.s..
set our hands and seals this Eloveu4h day
Of September, A. D: 1905
G. N. HHDDKlIcH,
q Williston, N. ID.
By CHAILEs A. kANsRIHDD.
Attorney In Fact.
]. b. LYON,
g.. -, =, uo,,, NO.! Willi'too. Nh.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-11
a Ruined Life

Bsz1sifai scenery charscseEizC1
the entire productiCn q A RHINE
Life the modern sensational H1elo-
drama which IS 10 appear 81 the Cair1.
opera houss On next Monday. Jan &c
The first ar Is a view Of the sea
beach 3 BCgrasn0u,h- the third dis
closes . magnificent iHtsri5+ vlsE CT
4 paiztiai residence. OF Flerh ave
aus. Sew YORK
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-11

George FIske. the ~elI known tenor.
Us playing TIRE role of Lieutenant
kstcaaN n TIE Isle ef SPICE He
has added - materially 60 TIE sic
csss q this Majestic Theatsr ozer5ue
that TIE pablie Eill have 3 eha1e1
next season 20 see Nr Fskz u N
opsra written specially 81 h0w m
ziTzz-z5e rs s5rEi1E a-z zesazE ahii
ties 1Ir 2 C. TEz1eF proposes pat
sl-Z this zew opsrz on ard Nr. Fzssz
Is &C have an IrsA part 3Er F7sEs
lsft thzs ad-irzhIs 0rgzslzatioa- The
Bosto1izas. last June 10 accept his
present ne II TIE Isle q Sples
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-11

10 tier IT'S OH Ea41- NAF AlA-1F
steaoszranaeY a The g-caE Lincoln-
u0as'as DEBATE. for Ezay years char
ran q ste foreign Affairs comEi;tee
ana by --ca ccnsszs q al co0-
-ress oze q The wissss and strongest
ia,eslsc q sEyhe- hO1se. ean10t rise
% SPEAK cn a great question wiiN'li
aEer sarezEs q eoRs7esSIea desert
.nz the.r seats 10 cluster around I'm
, Ys. b. IS 50 little snoSn 70 she
Z ,uhHc A. izrza that his vsee prsss
) len ssI bra iasl ysar Eas aessaisE
: criticised ca the grcuz3 that be vas
+ -of q safacseat celebrity AID whsa
he uas hoomsa tgr senator fran Iii
. aoss ths proposition tel Faf and a
q machine politician. nazed Hopkins,
2 vas selected
Sznnef " Mccall of MASSACRE
: sets IS smother 4 the great nsa o.
: TIE hsass Ehose persszslisisS h1vs
20 tescua ~novu = tie eoaz,ry a
N age IS Senator Fio1r Vas the AS
real snrxsval q The 4actsat type d
d senator. So Mccall nav Dc terze.
= the las s1rvival q tie sl4tize ny
3 -ese-sag.vs q re cav zkea Hear
d car uas speaEsr. z e shs later IA
zas- Esz-y Water Davis vzs
asac rfs-
MS Ensegen5e1ee Is IS H-0zoz7es
was Dir Hears sns l. tOak Te-
eA tEs sane visE = z1biic zsss
has thzt scatter ed He 1evs
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-11

which characterized Litilefeld's re
volts; and SO when the two men
took identically the same side OF a
public question. Lttleheld was brand
ed with the epithet of kicker" while
Mccall was paid the same tribute OF
respectful admiration that he seems
always TO compel.
There are other men in The house
whose intellects force the unusual
tribute Of absolute respect from that
hurried. mmultuous. impatient and
skeptical body. They are few. but
they are men Of the highest order.
And nearly every one of them is bare
III known by name 10 the great body
OF his cOHntrymeii.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-11

comprises the best actors Of the day
IN their respective lines. The mu-
SIC has been selected from the most
popular authors 81 the day and ev-
erything has been selected with re-
-ag sl fitness 10 ZEE
make this The best and most popular
attraction Of the rear. AlphOnse
and Castor" comes 70 the Cairo op-
era house On Thursday. Jan L.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-11

: vita i-s salts and eounssr sais
asase5 Cd zuea hsier rivalry be
Z s1le ot Se~ Fc7Es fore-zs
BIS f1- ~ rzr@s g rr11rn
= Es heen zasse3 III faFs- o.
tE1ci-al ulza Wh1 has Ea6s a.
eete 7-CsEctic1 q o1r uirra-
N-s frisass. AlPhczse ard Gas
ss,rrs pssu-zl care hzs tesa asss
2 sel=cftoa q ire c1E Ehizh
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-11
- . . . . . . . . .
ADJUSTMENTS. .
o - % y o o o @ o .

"aiphenss ard ess.on~
Waish has caused 50 much con-
'ent AMI contention the past sum.
leF aui has stirred the theatrical
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-11
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER Us
sEES-

7 desire 20 notify the users q Ma
sso-al cash registers IN Cairo thai
Mr. A W Pages Is sAe ozIy anthor-
sra8 mechanical inspector eupioEei
b TIE COMPANY 70 fraVsi II tbs .sr
-izo-v. ard any osasEs EakinE an
szcA eisi-s are EE1ast1-s-
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-11

Which cones 80 TIE Cairo ope-
hose o. FrzaT. Jan rs. a. gIvA
u1oer ire a1Tee1 e San Se
81 Els -swezt ezeGr l1 ssh cs
--Eczl c9-T z1 IS tie wk ri
HzrrF 3 S@z. zu-Eor &c Ren
HOOD etc TIE B1gHsa us-hsa q
having several composers caztFlhzfa
taeir eE0Tss d 2 pEodacti5z has beea
s8a-1EeA
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-11

Bs1u-lfal eyes azs sauzsoas tacs
zra ea1auerk c1z1ezsszi0zs BrzEar
eves are wsn5Uzs - E Eo=a-'s hssrL
4osts-s Rocky MZ--zir Tea
zses briEht eTss - cszfs. Tea O.
TzEsssc
psi q seash azd sOa.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06
PIRey FOrk Meeting.

ON Monday night after the third
Sunday in September. Rev. John King,
the prr.cn, uastor of the church, and
Rev. W. T. Oakley, of Marion, began
a series u meetings at rincy Fork,
and continucing about ten days
Brc. Oakley did the preaching Tor
the arst week and his sermons were
delivered with power and were carried
to the minds and hearts of hearers with
great spiritual force. BRO. King did
the preaching during the last three
DAYS Of the services with the same
earnest expanding u the Word
Christ and Him cricihcd
Christians u ever name and order
united ,h,r prayers snd efforts and
the result was about twenty eonvcrs'
ions a number q them being heads
Of iamili,g. and the church and com
muni,y much revived, bat, q the Lord
bc all the rlory. NC
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06
farner.Hder.

Miss Myrtle Farmer and Rufus II.
Elder were joined in matrimony We'd
ncsday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. J. A. Farmer. on Walker
street, the Rev. J. r. McAfec ofiici.
Ating. Only a few friends and rel.
ativcs were present and the brides
brother and his wife werc the only at
tendants AT the ceremony.
The groom Is a competent contractor
and carpenter Of this city. He Is a
son Of 7. $. c. Elder. well known
citizen Of this county.
The bride Is the popular and at.
traetivc daughter Of II. c. Farmer.
She has won many friends by hei
wOuanly traits Of character who viii
her hong and happy married life.
Mr. and Mira Elder will be at hom,
10 heir friend about two miles North
cast of the city.
TITS RgcoRp extends hearty con
rrAvlai,vhs ami . sinecrc wish for ,hoi
future happiness.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06
Wife KILLED IN
RUNAWAY SUNDAY
And Husband Rendered UnCOnCiOuS
For Some Time.

sunday Afternoon airs. W. Champ
IN. ~ Lsla. wa killed IN a runaway
accident.
Mr.. and Mrs Champion had been
visiting NJ the home of their daughter
a few mites from their home. They
we're returning. driving a morse Mr..
Champion had bought few days
before. the horse became frightened
and ran away throwing Mrs. Champion
from the buggy killing her almost
instantly and Mr.. Champion was rcnd.
cred uneoncious and remained 80 until
Monday morning.
The body u Mr Champion did no,
seem 10 be- bruised and Il Is supposed
her suddcni death was due TO heart
failure On account of the excitement.
Mr. and Mrs Champion were both
members u leading families, u Liv'
ingsion county. and this shocking
accident will hc learned of with uni.
vcrsal regret
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06
MARION cRTTENDEN COUNTY, KY OCTOBER 1905

which oyerlaps everything else in beau
ty and grandeur, is the gorgeous new
soda fountain.
II Is a $1,000 Innovation Soda Fount-
ain bought Of the American Soda
Fountain Co., Of Boston, Mass, and is
an apparatus combining beauty, santa
ton and convenience. The syrup is
drawn fJom the counter out Of porce-
lain jars instead Of the old time metal
containers Of the wall apparatus. Back
OF the counter appears the super-struc-
tare Of French bevel plate mirrors sup
ported by onyx pilasters and oriental
lights with loaded glass.
The wood top is beautiful white
enameled effect laid in gold which
makes pleasant contrast and stimu-
lates the brain as well as tickles the
palate.
In addition TO the little stools around
the fountain there are placed at the
rear two little tables arranged to seat
four people and are for those who pre-
fer then To staying at the fountain.
The tables and chairs are made to
match each other and are Of oak finish
with oTidized brass trimmings. And
over all this beauty and loyeliness,
large electric arc-burSts throw a radi-
Ance which is irresistible TO the
passeT by.
They carry an extra large stock Of
drugs and sundries and are thoroughly
up-to-date in every particular.
And among other things should be
mentioned the exquisite perfume case
that will be- found just To the left Of
the fountain and the modern tobacco
case along the side Of the cigar cases
In an. the Haynes & Taylor opening
was an excellent affair and will be
remembered with pleasure by all who
attended
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06
SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIANS
met HERE LAST week
VIM. ]. DebOe Acted as Moderator
Rev. c. v. AOrlen as Clerk

The stmi-annuel convention Of the
Paducah Prcsbytery Of the Southern
Presbyterian church met m this yeity.
Sept 26. q and 18th. composed Of
Delegates from all the churches in the
circuit which includes all the counties
Of the first Congressional District and
Henderson and Uniou counties.
II was one Of the best attended and
most interesting conventions ever held
and the ministers. delegates and Wis.
itors departing TO their various fields
u work were indeed helped and en-.
couragcd by the intrcst manifesto d by
all.
The opening senntn was preached
by Rev. c. W. Whortcn. Of Morgan.
field.
Among the other able ministers who
attended and took part In the convcn.
ton were: Rcvs. X. T.. c. Lawson and
Cummins. Of Henderson: II. h. Zcrnow.
Of uniontown; l.. o. Spencer. Of
EliEabcthtown Ky. Rev. William
HcgEinson. Of Elizabcthiown. Ky. de-
liycrcd n most interesting lecture IN
the Sund,y school in c,n'rsl He ha.
devoted much Of his time and study Ia
this branch of church wor, and vcry
abcly discussed Il in his lecture.
Rev. J. Il. Rcavcs, of Louisville
lCc,urCd on foreign missions thcii
nccdn etc. Rev. Rcavcs handled tth
subject As only a man well read an,
studied in Il can. His lecture wa
thoroughly enjoyed by every one VIII,
heard u.
Hon. w. ]. DcboC. Of this city. wa
chscn moderator and Rev. c. W
whorton. Of MoVanfeld. Secretary
The next convention will be held a
Stungis, April Z, 1905.
The Princeton Prcsbytery Of tn,
Cumberland Presbyterian church
now in session and a full report Of !
viii appear in our oolums next week.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06
An Appeal

To THE VOTERS OF WEBSTER COUNTY
AS chairman of the Republican Cam
paign Committee / appeal to the voters
of Crittenden county to vote the
straight Republican ticket at the COM
ing November election for county
officers, for state senator and represen-
tative, Our candidates are all person
ally known to me and are clean men of
good, moral character and fully com,
petent TO fill the Offices TO which they
aspire. 1t is necessary, more than
ever before, for the Republicans of
this county TO register their protest at
the polls against partisan juries and
the unfair and unlawful practices Of the
Democratic party In this county.
JOHN T PIcKENs,
Chm Rep Camp. Com.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06
Interesting Program.

Ia Rubic Lamb. a very popular
y,urr lady of Caldwell county. rcn.
jcrcd the following interesting pro.
gram at the Baptist church Friday
evening, September y, the prccccds
TO be used IN assisting Miss Lamb to
complete her education;
Queen Of Ny Heart Always Ham.
bgrg and Waters.
Selection from "As You Like IT,
Shakespeare.
Sweet Salona Johnson Cole. johnson,
Mcricky's Conversion.
icchinvar.
tal Love You Sull-Toah. (bl Vic
lets Ellen Wright
NTERnisSos.
Selection from ''lngoman.
Can't Do the sum from "Babir
in Toyland." f"
The Rear Story.
Ny Sweet wild Rcse Bingham
Trotcre.
'--' writin' Spiders.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06
WILL DIVIDE THE
TENNESSEE CENTRAL
Illinois Central and Southern Acquire
lhe Two Branches Of The Road

Nashville. Tenn. % according to
what D. considered goOd authority, the
Illincis Central and the Southcm Rail
way are TO take over the Tennessee
Central RalrOad. dividing The line az
Nashville. and giving these two rusds
an entry 10 The city.
Lis understood the Tennessee Central
Is acquired under a Wy ear lease.
Under the provisions Of the deal Il Is
said that the l. c. gets that portion Of
the road between Nashville and Hop.
kinsvillc. NY, S5 miles. and the South.
,rn is 10 opporatc uhl eastern division
II the main line rom Hartman juno.
ton l65 milsf. ts well rs Il miles Of
aran h lncJ
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06
The DARK TOBACCO
GROWERS ASSOCIATION
held Anniversary Of It's Existence al
Guthrie Attendance lSOOO.

Vie Hiscting u the Kentucky firm
es, held at Guthrie. Sept. q, 10 cele-
brate the hrst anniversary Of the Dark
Tobacco Growers Protective Associa-
ton. was a success beyond all expecta-
tons. Fully 1900 people from Ken
lucky and Tennessee spent the day in
the little town. On the trains, in
wagons. on horseback and on foot the
crowds swarmcd In from earliest dawn
and Il was long after midnight before
the last Of tho great concouse Of pco-
pie took their departure.
a very interesting feature Of the day
was the parade which marched from
the town out 10 the fair grounds. II
consisted of men. women and children,
both white and black.
There were a dozen bands from
Franklin. Pembroke. Clarksyillc and
other ncighboring towns,
Dinner was served about twelv,
O'Clock by a committee of 80 citizens
With the provisions that had been pre-.
pared by the association and broushi
. hy the people. there was suHicicnt
Many speeches followed, some of N,
I Loading speaker bcing Iusrph I
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06
Notice!

AT the Monday night session of the cit
liens Of Marion, II was decided to pub
lish in the papers beginning with next
week the list Of contributors and to
credit this to those who have paid their
subscription to the Opening Day Fund.
IL was also decided that sufficient
interest had been displayed to insure
success in the movement Therefore,
TO begin collecting subscriptions Dr. T.
A. Frazer was elected treasurer and
J. II. 0rme, assistant treasurer.
Considerable interest is being mani
Tested by the business men Of the city
and the meetings are being well at
tended. There will be another meet
ing at the court house this friday
evening.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06
TypOuraphIcal Survey.

w.H. Sallce. Of the United States
geological survey. has been IN uhis
county several days and Wednesday
s. c. Smith arrived. They are en-
Taged in making typographical map
Of this section. After this map is
made the valuable mineral resources
will he examined by government eS'
pcrts. Morganhcld sun.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06
.SEEEEaa1IL FROM CRlI7ENDEN
Have Already Been Named as Dele.
gates and Many Others Will
Be Mentioned
CONVENTION MEETS OCTOBER 10, II, z

The Fourth State Development
Committee will be held in Louisville
October 10, II and 18th. The follow
ing delegates have been appointed
from Crittenden county: ]. w. Blue
Jr., C. S. Num-, H. A. Haynes, John
son Crider. W. d. Cannon, T. ]. Yam
dell, DR.. ]. o. Dixon, DIR. 7. Atchson
Frazer, J. P. Pierce, J. N. Boston,
r. !. Num-, ID. B. Kevil, T. II. Coch-
ran, P. S Maxwell, Hon. o. NJ. James,
Judge Aaron Towery, James E. Chit
tenden, X. L. Moore, C. n White
house. al Of Marion, and c. W. Fox,
Of View Ky.
Much benefit is derived, more or
less, by the holding Of these conventions
and Il is hoped that every delegate
appointed will make an effort to attend
Every county. having represc1taEn
at the convention, viii be expected TO
have one or more Of their delegates
answer the folloSns ,ques onsyaasisS
what is known as the roll call Of the
county:
What inducements are offered BY
your county, or city, to capital seeking
investments?
What industries, manufacturing or
other, do you most need?
What are its products. its resources.
what does it need, in the way Of de-
velopement, to make il a richer, a
more productive clunty7
The Governor Of Kentucky and her
two United States Senators viii be the
chairmen of the convention.
Gov. Beckham will preside over the
session the first day and evening:
Senator Blackburn will preside on
the second and Senator McGreary on
the last dsy. Senator McGreary will
also act as postmaster at the elaborate
banquet 10 TO be given at the close Of
the convention.
In addition to the banquet, above
mentinned. a special committe appointed
for the purpose have arranged for a
tour II Louisville. by the delegates in
street cars and automobiles and a re-
ecptiOn by the Louisville Commercial
club.
The program committee has been
able to secure some Of the best known
experts and specialists on agriculture.
horticulturg, forestry. manufacturing.
emigration etc. in the country. This
will be very interesting feature Of
the convention.
The convention will be called to order
at two O'Clock on the afternv,n ~
Tuesday October 10. at the Gait House
where all the business sessions and
entertainments will be held.
All the rail roads have granted spcci-
al rate Of one fare plus % cents to all
point in Kentucky which makes il con-
venirnt foT delegates from every city
and town In Kentucky 10 attend.
Al a meeting Of the farmers
club held here, Saturday, J. Frank
Couger was chosen as a de- gat rom
that body to attend the convention and
look after the agricultural side and
other matters Of interest to the farmers,
The next best thing Of great import
! anee TO this big developemcnt con
vention will be the big opening day for
new Marion, October 25 tn.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06
Farmers Meet al CrayneyIlle.

The faamcrs' club will have big bar.
bccuc at Crayncyillc Saturday. Oct
a. A largc crowd Is expected. Ad.
dresses will bc made by Cols Ewing
and Wool. of Tennessee. and Capt, W.
]. Stone. Of Ku,,awa, noted lcc'
OF the dark Patch.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06
Produce Wanted.

| will open up a produce house on
Monday October 9, 1905 at the .old
Jean stand in Pierce building On Main
street for c. +. Jean 4 Co.
John Il. GriSsom.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06
Notice.

All persons holding claims against
the. estate OF Jufeph Snyder deed
will present same properly pr ven.
Ia me i,l iGN' b., uu or before Now
emUo 2blh, l,Us. g., 1siutvNvr barred.
ls-lt .. :. Sry9,g, Atmr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06

Have your stationery. biN
,.rs trft,d at 10 ,,b,vaD v,,t,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06

i cards printed st
dee. Newest and latest
UcuA
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06
10 u.sl Oii Graye Yard.

Al. ,crs,rt .,crcs,cl IN the Love
grave yard are requested TO meet there
or uc,o5cr - fcr me purpose Of clear
inr N N, ground and completing the
house that is nlw being built at that
place.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06

Asa quiet tip to the Cu,,cndcn Press,
We might tuthully say had Mr. Guess
had the endorsement Of the leading Re
pubhctns oi the district, a. had Mr..
Meyers. instead of the active manage.
mcnt ~ Tom's Democratic doctor, the
name of Tolu's new postmaster very
likely would have been Guess.
Hon. Pres Maxwell. of Marion. the
Democratic candidate forstytc senator,
was here Monday looking at his friends.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06
OH, LORD! HOW LONG
WILL THE PRESS BE BLIND
To Partisan Courts In This DISlrILll
Notes From Princeton Chr0RICle

Hon. X. l.. Moore. " Marian. Repub-
heas candidate for elaie senator. SAs
visiting his friends here Friday and
saturday. he makes a fine impression.
and his qualifications develop after a
few moments conversation with him.
Ne Is very popular in Crittendcn and
Webster counties and will poll more
than his party vote. We will have
more o. say about him later on.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-06

Brother jenkins. perhaps a Ropub.
hean may occasionally sit on Critten-
den county jury. but he can't and don't
in Caldwell county. u the court knows
itself and shc think she do Our
court is partisan 10 the core. and
you know IL. and 30 does every citizen
u this judicial district.