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talented poet mbued and cordially welcomed
 the reader or the thoughts sentiments Luman soul emom with transfused with highest standard o CIVIC pride ambition
 him in it's library and should b n intelligent
  whenever this VIII b a grateful for"
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From Hon. J. w. DuBose.

Montgomery, 1905 "Dr Orion T. Birmingham, Ala:
 My Dear Sir This day 1861 Alabama ran up her poess flag rom civilized all lands that she liberty had inner With Heroes high will Alabama feeling added
 
 Truly friend, w. DUBOSE."
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From Rev. Dr.. l.. s. Handley.
Birmingham, Ala. Dec. 26, 1904.

Ia, 26 1904 Dozer T thank heartily for the of Galaxy of Southern Heroes and  the
  of  contribution  Southern  cuat am |. s HANDLEY."
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From Col. E. J. McCrossin.

-am pr 0. T. Dozer Birmingham, Ala:
  Southern He kind thoughtful This magnificent
  be n rueheared  with kind 
 Yours sincerely E. MCROSSIN."
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From Rev. Dr. J. T. Morris.

 T. Birmingham, Ala latest edition of of  the this die
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From Rev. Dr. J. J. D. Hall.

Birmi 1,  call and thank write this book   
  that should g a the and Dr. Byron, Yousf J HALL"
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Nyles Standsh the Famous Critic and Literary Editor of the New York Journal American,
 in that Journal, Said

of running the enure
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  the foes obe' eloquent yet he 0 establishes forever q m to immor
 
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The Bessemer Weekly.

GA Galaxy of Southern gem.
  its title kept with the development hardly  Dozier whose before the public
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From Rev. Dr. Quincy Ewing.

T. Birmingham. Ala Southern Heroes and Other
 
  besides helpful
  a Thanking with Sindest regards and best wishes, "Yours truly, QUINCY EWING"
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From Gen. Clement C. Evans.
Atlanta. Ga, Jan. 6, 1905.

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. (, 1905. T. Birmingham, Ala: My Dear Doctor Do have the honor and pleasure of having  Galaxy Southern Heroes and Other Poems feel assured
 
 
  happiness continued usefulness respectfully, CLEMENT A. EVANS"
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From Capt. H. M. McNutt.

T truly able and beautiful flow which the Confederacy than all and that could be expected from the brave heart of old Confederate soldier?
 H. M. MNUTT
 Commander Clayton, U. S. c. ""
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From J. l.. Darby

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The Southern Homestead Magazine.

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Mrs. Jefferson Davis.

Tn a speaking the said: joyful the pemsal of it. for rings 
 Emin 19 1905
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Gen. Fred 5. Furguson.

Of the wrote;
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of A of cated carefully looked The the price of the Sol dier the good shall keep this little library consider the best that
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Letter and Excerpts From Letters From Dstin. guished and We'll Known People.
 From Mrs. Sfonewall Jackson

I much have enjoyed anticipate still pleasure its Von to the the which suffered
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The stars and bars has fallen And will never float again, But bright on history's pages It will live without stain.
 hs We loved it's holy mission, Ev'ry hope that it inspired, And we honor ev'ry martyr Who beneath it's folds expire
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-26
At HIGH NOON
Wednesday, June ?, w. o.
Tucker and Miss Mar Nell
Num- will Wed.

The invitations Of the coming wedd-
ing Of Miss Mar Nell Mum, daughter
Of Appellate Judge Mum, Of Frank
fort and William Oliver Tucker the
popular young furniture dealer OF
this city, are out. The VOWS will be
solemnlsed 10 the Methodist church
at Frankfort at the hour OF high
noon Wednesday June eth.
Messrs. Jno. Num-, brother OF the
bride to be and w. ID. Baird the pop
ular proprietor of the new Marion
Hotel are the best men, and on Sun
day preceding the browning event
will leave this city together with.ths
groom to be for Frankfort.
Mr.. fuckers friends have already
been showering the congratulations
upon him, but incidentally the fol-
lowing conversation between two
philosophers while seated at Haynes
d Taylors Soda Fountain drinking
Coca Cola was overheard. The con-
versation occurred concerning the
large circular board posters contain
ing wedding scene advertising
Mum 4 fuckers Furniture business.
"What means the large stout board
signs with the bride bridal scene
that are found on each Of the six
roads leading 90 Marion" said the
first speaker. "That reminds me"
said the other, "Nunn 4 Tucker
sell very substantial and attrac.
tive furniture. This sign you speak
Of contains good sound advice re-
garding the furniture period Of q
young mans life. II is undoubtedly
good advice and when the one CIV
ing IL follows IL. as Mr.. Tucker
is preparing TO do, We will have to
consider him as being at least sim
cere.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-26
THE PROPOSED
COUNTY FAIR
FOR cRITTENoEN AND
LIVINGSTON JOINTLY
TO Be HELD AT SALEM
crlttenden County Com.
merclal Club Takes Action
In the Matter.

DO the people Of Cfittsnden coun.
~ want fair? This question Is put
10 them for their serious considera-
tion. The movement has been start.
ed, and eau be made success II the
people Of the two counties want IL.
Tuesday night, at its regular meet.
log. the commercial club devoted lie
entire time aud attention 10 Just two
sui iects which are Of great Import
ance to the people Of this district.
va ia bi-county fair aud a Good
Roads convention.
Mr.. j. Il. FAris, chairman OF the
Livingston county fair committee
was present. And explained that the
people Of bic county had not a. yet
taken any definite steps to hold .
fair, either alone or jointly, but that
they were eager ~ act In coniunc-
tion With Crlttenden county In the
matter, Andreet them half way.
The Livingston county fair COM
mittee, appointed on May Is by Pres.
ident J. n. McGfew. at meeting Of
the Farmers club at Salem held on
tha, day, consists Of J. II. fArls
chairman; Thos. NJ. George, J. o.
Gray, ]. Il. MorelAnd, Albert Batter,
NJ. y. RJbins,n aud J. Y. Summers.
President Cochran. of the Criiten-
den County Commercial club. named
A. a permanent COMMITTEES 10 act
with the Livingston county commit.
tee:
G. II. whitehouse, chairman, Jno.
W. blue, e. ;. Mum, J. Frank Con.
ger, T.. j.. Num-, J n. Carter, Al
Dean aud ]. l.. Clement.
These two committees are TO act
jointly on sll matters pertaining TO
the proposed fair, aud will hold their
meetings a. Salem. The hrst meet
log has been called 10 be held At sA.
lem Saturday, June 3, At2p. M, and
all committeeman are requested 10
be 10 attendance u possible. Ways
aud means will be devised 70 hold
the fair At such time a. may be mu.
tnally decided upon,
one thug 10 practically assured,
however, aud that is that = fair, II
held at all, will be on = high plane,
with the exhibit features a. the
prime motive.
Mt. Glen ;. Mum sounded the
proper keynote, which met with .
hearty approval, tn short talk be,
fore the club members. He .Aid
that the only really successful iustl.
tutious ot the Kind were held Tor ex,
hibitlon purposes primarily, and nnI
fof the purpose u encouraging N,
gambling aud horse raelag spirit aud
cultivAtiuF the lawless element
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-26

either In oar midst or from other dis
tr.cts or states. lie further said that
our agricultural, stockraising and
mineral resources would enable US to
build up q successful and permanent
fair association which would be OF
great interest and benefit to the two
counties.
The exhibits Of these two counties
at the st. Louis exposition were q
revelation even to the people OF this
community who are more or less IA
miliar with the products and re
sources OF this section.
While Crlttenden county carried
of high honors with her mineral ex-
.hibits, Livingston county was second
10 none 10 her agricultural exhibits.
IL will surprise every one not IA
miliar with the facts to know that
Livingston county received fifteen
awards, more than any other county
10 the state with the single exception
OF Fayotte county, on agricultural
products. IL must be remembered
he weyer, that Fayette county has
state experimental station, which, II
eliminated from the contest, gives
fret place to Livingston county In
agricultural exhibits from this state.
The mineral resources Of CrltteL-
den connty are becoming known to
the world, and With proper develop
msnt, Livingston county can also
share In this line Of industry.
Now, with this abundance OF
wealth, In agriculture aud minerals,
with the great adAptibility Of the two
counties Tor stock raising, why eaa't
the people answer favorably the
question which heads this ArtIcle9
A postal card addressed TO either
Of the two chAirmen Of the fair CON-
mittees, will soon settle all argument.
This much Is requested Of tire head
Of every family In the two counties.
Don't delay the matter or fail 20
write . postal or letter at once, as
the date Of next meeting IL close at
hand and your fair committees
should know how TO act. either IA
yorAbly u otherwise, aud n failure
Of the people 10 respotd will be con-
s,dsrcd An anisyoTable opinion eou-
csrning the movement. By all means
write your committees, either Ap-
proving or disApproving the propos-
Cd bi-county fair. Notice through
the columns Of county papers will be
given from time 10 time ~ the move.
ment progresses, or dies through lack
Of Interest displayed.
The subject Of good roads 10 Just as
deserving Of lengthy aud favorable
mention. aud IL In fact insepArable
from the success Of tie fair move
ment, bat II will receive attention
In a future issue. sufiiee Il 10 say for
the present that the matter is In good
hands aud will be pushed with all
possible energy 10 beneficial results
DO you know that Crittenden and
Livingston are, In embryo, two oI
the foremost counties In the state Ia
mineral aud agricultural resources
ard can BE- placed ilrs, u the propsl
effort is mades Doyou want the fair
Please write your committee aud al
swer these two questions.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-26
MINING NEWS
Mr.. Reed Resigns His Posi-
tlon With the Kentucky
Company

The local ore shipments for the
week ending May 20 were as follows:
8 cars ground aIour spar. .26T, ,alt
I car lump -four spar. ........ 5000
! cars gravel -four spar. .SOe. sos
Total. ................... .62S, ,f7D
Marion Mineral Co will make .
shipment Of Einc this week. They
now have about or cars ready for
forwarding.
Mr., A. II. Reed who has been the
general superintendent Of the Ken
tueky Fluor Spar Co., has resigned
the position, 10 take effect June let.
Mr.. Reed IL an efficient miniag en-.
pert aud he does not propose TO
leave the district but rather 10 en-
gage 10 more general endeavor 10
carry out eertalu plans for the bene-
NJ aud building up Of the ore produc-
Ing section Of westera Kentucky.
Incidentally Mr.. Reed Informs Ne
that he will establish an Office In
MariOn, add eater upon the regular
practice Of hi. profession, that Of
Mining Engineering.
Mr. Reed has promised 10 write
series Of Ar,iOles on the outlook aud
needs Of this district aud also calling
attention % the fact that iiuor spar
mining and the development of the
wes,eta Kentucky Lead, Zine aud
fluor Spar district has noe received
proper attention q, the hands of Ken
tucky law makers the mining OF Fluor
Spar particularly having been abso-
lutely overlooked. For the present
At least the Kentucky Fluor spar
CO., will not employ a successor TO
Mr.. Reed aud the work that he has
In hand will be looked after by pie.
sident c. 5. Mum In person.
Mr., Miller, president Of the Com.
modore Minlug Co., had the new
Ingersol.sargent drill aud air COM
pressing plant hauled out TO the
Commodore mines this week aud Get
on concrete foundations. The boilers
aud piping will arrive this week.
The entire plant will have been Ia.
stalled aud ready for operation by
the middle Of June.
A large two cylinder air compress
or was hauled out this week 60 be iu--
stalled At the Cullen mlnss.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-26
QUARTERLY COURT
a Number of Interesting
Cases Tried.

A few cases were disposed Of in the
quarterly court Monday.
The case Of Funkhouse vs.. Hardes.
ty was tried. The plaintiff, Clint
Funkhouse charged the defendent,
Luther Hardesty, with taking up
and selling . calf belonging to plAlnt.
IN, and prayed the court TO grant the
value OF the calf and damages. The
case was tried before n Jury which
awarded plaintiff the value Of the
calf aud so damages. Defendant
was represented by j. w. Blue and
plalniiii by A. G. Moore. Attorney
Blue appeared before court Tuesday
aud made motion TO set aside ver.
dict. IL was granted and suspension
ordered for calf TO be.bfought 70 next
term Of court.
In the case Slseo W. Drlskill IL al
peared that Geo. Siseo was indebt.
ed TO DIR. A. J. Dhsklll and Others In
the city, aud had signed TO Driskill,
who WAS then member OF the Ma.
rion Hardware Co., n wheat drill.
Dfiskill was 70 sell drill, from the
proceeds OF which he was 10 with.
bold Sisco's Indebtedness to himself
aud others after which balance, n
any, should be paid Sisco. Drill was
stored ib'ware room Of Marion Hard
ware Co., ant was destroyed by the
iite that visited the city March 2s.
Sisco sued tC recover value OF drill
less bic indebtedness 10 Dfiskill. The
case was called Monday but eontin-
ued to Tuesday when IL was tried be.
fore jury. The jury hung aud the
case was continued 10 next term Of
court The plaintiff was represented
by Attorney Jas. A. Moore aud the
defendant by l.. II. James.
Friday lanes Bass Was tried be-
fore Judge Towery charged with
failure to ~ork county road, Bass
was not present. At the trial on Ac-
count Of sickness In the family, but
on Saturday appeared before the
court with plea for failure q work
the road aud asked for new hearing
which the court declined TO grant.
Peter HollomAn was tried wednes.
day In rowery's court charged with
failure TO work the road. Holloman
presented a certificate Of release
from the fiscal court aud fought the
case on plea Of disability. lie wAs
nued the usual peuslty.
Pickens a CAvsnder rented ware.
room In rear Of CAruAhAn buildiug
10 Jas Paris aud Tom Wiring on YER
bal contract 10 be occupied b. them
a. shoe shop aud sewing machine
storage. Messrs Wiring aud Paris
subtented . part Of the wAreroom TO
be occupied a. . saloon without the
knowledge or consent Of Cavender
A Piekens. The proprietor Of the
saloon was asked 10 vAcAte aud the
case was tried under writ VI fofcl.
BILE detAlner before Judge Towery
last Saturday. Judge Tuwery ~.
iAined the subcontraet aud held u
legal regardless Of the wishes of the
owners Of the PROPERTY,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-26
Rcv. oakley Celebrates His
birthday.

A bountlful repast At the noon hour
knd q good time In general was en-
Dyed sy = number Of guests At the
home Of Rev. W. r. Oakley on his
forty.npt birthday Thursday, May
18th, The guests wete Mr. aud Mrs'
A. A. Dsboe, Mr.. aud Mrs. Phil De-
Doe ana daughter, VIII. Walker aud
y. NJ. MeCasliu.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-26
ALL EFFORTS TO THAT
END ARE FRuIrLEss.
A SPECIAL MEETING
Was Hold For the Purpose
OF Discussing Ways and
Means.

The School Trustees and CONNER.
ciAl Club directors met la Joint ses.
sion last Modday night, At n called
|meeting IN the store room Of Coch-
ran a Pickens' hardware store for the
purpose Of discussing ways and
means for retaining ProiChAs. Evans
in charge Of Marion Graded Schools.
Il IL 10 be regretted that the DIM
culties, principally nnAneiAl, were
found 10 be insurmountable In the
face of the present limited resources
~ tie city with the added burden Of
recent hro Itwoulu have been ne.
cossAry to raise additional funds by
rivate subscription, 10 meet the In
creased expenses made necessary 10
retAiu the services OF Prof. Evans,
And conducting the schools on the
lines desired by him. One Of bic stip.
ulAtions was the provision Of iands
for the employment Of an assistant
Iiigh School teacher.
A full attendance Of both boards
sas present, with the exception Of
ne school trustee, aud the matter
sAs discussed At great length. ex.
Austing al avenues Of a possible
Increase Of revenue with = hope Of
OBTAINING Prof. Evans a. Principal Of
StArlon's schools.
The regrets ou account Of hls leAv-
Jog Marion will be universal, from
ihe pupil In the first grade to the high
ehooi graduate, from the humblest
home 10 the abode Of those favored
~ fortune, from the most unprcten-
tious eilIf,n 10 the city fathers, aud
hnally but not the least important,
aeladlag Prof. Fvaus himself. who
y be very aptly expresses his feeling,
desires 20 leave . good taste In the
Pnouths aud warm feeling IN the
hearts Of all, In order that he may be-
fAken back, when, like the prodigal
on, he wonders home"
Mr. Evans 10 making active pre-.
pArAtions to leave In August ior Ard
nore, r., where no expects 20 a..
ume his new duties in charge Of the
chools there, aud where he will
|nAke lie future home until the
eaming for "His old Kentucky
Home, becomes too strong 10 longer
fesist the temptation 10 resume his
harge of aArions schools, one Of
he boasts of the people ot this entire
ection Of the State, aud the greatest
pride of parents aud citizens Of TIL.
pity.
lie leaves in bic wake = ohssm
broad,
No less than the one he seeks 10 OIL;
Aud successful effort to breach
this void
Zones not alene from the "DollAr
Bnl."
In the far on west,t place whore
he goes,
seeking the vigor Of health which
hls nature requires,
May the people appreciate ~ Old
Crlttenden does
ne true worth Of the mind aud glad
spirit We lose.
In the Law Of Nature, that Of full
reoompose,
We receive a, We give, but increased
many fold,
May the portion be Of ourselves aud
our friend
blessing disguised In his return to
thefold.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-26
Marriages.

Mf. Dock Jacobs and Miss Ada
Waugh.
Charlie Shields aud Miss LOtsle
barnes.
n. 3. Rogers and Mi" Tilda
Lynch.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-26
HAYNES & TAYLOR
Purchase n So, 900 innova'
tlon Soda Fountain.

Haynes a Taylor bought Of Amer
lean Soda Fountain Co., Of Boston,
Mass, Tuesday, At9,oO Innovation
soda Fountain. This Fountain is
the only radical change which has
been made In soda fountains for the
pas, q Years. The Innovation is An
apparatus combining beauty, santa
tlon and eouvcuienes. The syrup
ls drawn from the counter cut Of por.
celain jars instead oi the old time
metal containers Of the wall appArA.
tus. Rack ottne counter appears the
supeutructer Of French bevel plate
mirrors supported by onyx pilasters
aud oriental lights with lsAded glass.
The wood top lea beautiful white
enameled effect laid In gold which
makes apleasant contrast aud stimu.
lasss the brain a. we'll as ticklel the
palate.
The purchase Of such fountain By
this tirm is In keeping with the pro.
,stesslve spirit Of our city. when
this fountain is Installed Haynes a
Taylor will have an opening aud give
souvenirs 10 ell ladies In attendance.
The American Soda Fountain Co., 10
the largest Manufacturers Of ioun.
talns In the world aud Louisville,
Lexington aud Covlngton are the
only cities IN this State that have
This type Of fountain Installed.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-05-26
COUNTY TICKET
To Be Named ny Republl-
cans In Livingston.

ice Republican county committee
Of this county me; =, the eour, house
here las, Monday, May 70, and called
. mass convention Of the Republi-
can party Of This county to meet At
smi,hlAnd on Tuesday, August is,,
Tor the purpose ci nominating =
county ticket 70 be voted for a. the
November election. No action was
taken In regard to the legislative
race.
Chairman n, G. McCord said 10
a reporter for the Democrat, I'VE
did not resolute any, OF jump on you
Democrats; we propose 10 give you
a clean, honest Tight" W. ID, Bishop
aud J. J. Chitteaden, two deacona In
the Republican church, smiled
pleasantly at Chairman MeCord's
temarks.-Llvingston Democrat.