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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-08-27
la SAV0lE UNDAMAGED.
Liner, Forced to Put to Sea,
Reaches Port.

Norfolk Va, Aug 26.-The steamer La Sa-
voie after drifting about In the ocean for sew
eral hours passed in the Virginia Capes at 400
o'clock this afternoon, and proceeded to New
port News under her own steam, where she ar
rived unchanged
The tug Nonopareil was compelled TO abandon
the big steamer last night and put in here for
harbor on account of the heavy seas.
La Sayoie recently attempted 70 break the
record run from Cherbours for New-York.
and in doing so broke her port shaft Afterward
she limped into New-York with her one avail
able screw. and sailed for Newport News August
~ at $50 Z. m, enter drydOck The tue,
Nonpariel. of the White Star Towing Company.
undertook to convey her down the coast and aid
her in here.
Off Delaware Breakwater yesterday afternoon
the easteriy gale made trouble for both boats.
The wind sCOuvgcd the big liner on shore despite
all she could do with her one screw. which could
not push her through tine water at n greater
speed than 51a knots The tug stood by
her until they were on Fenwtck Island Light. at
$50 O'Clock last night u then became evident
that the liner would have TO make for the t;ule
Stream. The tug turned and made for this port
which was reached after twelve hour struggle
with the gale. The wind Cape Henry was
northeast. thirty-seven miles, this r1Orning and
this those aboard the tug said, was nothing COM
pared 10 the gale outside last night.
Albert ]. Grant. superintendent of The White
star Towing Company. owners of the Nonpa-
reil. said yesterday that he had received a tele-
gram from the tugs captain. Charles n Day.
who put into Norfolk. The telegram read;
Left ship at p. m. anchored on Feuwick ISL
and. Gale of wind. Leave for ship soon as
weather permits.
Mr.. Grant said that the NonPareiI
rugged seagong tug. $50 feet long. and that
the gale must have been exceedingly heavy
when she had to put into Norfolk He believes
does the French Line. that La Savoie is in
no danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-08-27

~EVEN YEARS Of experience in selling the
Pianola in every quarter of the globe has
~ brought to light an interesting fact
When the instrument was first introduced
II was thought that would constitute the prin-
cipal class of patrons, by Of their supposed
Greater interest in music. But actual experience has
shown that men every bit appreciative OF the
opportunities for musical enjoyment which the Pianoa
provides
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-08-27
THE MONTARA TAKEN.
Japanese Seize american Steamer an
Behring Sea.

Yokohama Aug 26.-The American steamer
Montana bound for Petropavlovsk, was captured
by the Japanese in Behring Sea, August 20.
San Francisco Aug 26.-The steamer Mo1i-
tara, reported seized by the Japanese in Behring
Sea August %. sailed from this port July 8 for
Petropayloysk with a general cargo. She was
chartered by Roth Blum & Co.. of this city The
vessel is owned by the Pacific Construction Com
pany. Her tonnage is 1.695.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-08-27

Commission as the request OF Secretary Tart y
GVsrard was accompanied BY FRANCOIS uss~
and Il. OuellenSs>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-08-27

In bachslor apartments, densn and
clubs-both distinctively mems clubs
and country clubs-the Pianola Is found
to fit admirably into the ssneral purpose.
For example, of the more importan,
clubs connected with Princeton Univer-
sity. the following have all purchased
Pianolas:
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

there would be some redeeming feat
ures in their case.
You may talk about your crippled
Samuel, your one armed Morgan and
your crippled Franks, who has not seen
well day for % years, and for the
last nine years has been unable to per
form hard labor and has never asked
your sympathy that he might be the
beneficiary Of some office, but some Of
you have known it all the same.
He has taken his chances as if he was
perfectly sound, physically and men
tally. One thing, he has not had {
Bro. John T. in the field for some tint
and is not likely to have again, but thu
end has not been accomplished there
fore, rest from your labors.
May the Lord bless and bring all rot
tenness TO an untimely end with al
political lenders. Then will prohibition
reign over all nations.
X. NJ. FRANKS.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
MeXICO.SaleIn Railroad.

1t is reported that considerable inter
est in the Mexico Salem railroad move
ment is being manifested, that the
money has been subscribed, collected
and placed on deposit at the bank suiIi-
cicnt TO pay for the preliminary sur
yey and incidental expenses Of organ
izing a company.
The road as proposed would be the
first link in a belt line through the min
eral district. and would nave its two
terminal points at Mexico and Marion,
as outlined in NE RECORD sometime
ago when II was reported that the first
section built would probably be between
Marion and Crittenden Springs. Thin
movement. II was understood at III,
time. was well underway, but tn,
effects Of the FIRE has greatly RETARDED
progress in this direction.
We sincerely wish that the people Of
Salem may be successful even beyonc
their present expectations, and thai
their enthusiasm may not wane because
Of the delays which always attend vent
ures Of magnitude.
The people Of Marion and Crittender
county should also become alert in Al
effort 20 make n start from this end.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
To Ny Friends.
r. NihIh1t
Marion. Ky,

As Il will be impossible for me to see
all 81 you In person before the election
IN November, take this method Of
again expressing 10 you my sincere
gratitude for your support In my race
Tor county clerk four years ago, and |
assure you that ! shall always be
thankful 10 you for the interest you
have manifested in me.
have at all tunes endeavorcd TO do
my duty as your county clerk. and TO
treat all men alike, and 10 prove myself
worthy Of the honor. and " have at
any time failed. Il was unintcntional
| received the nomination for re-elcc-
ton from my party without opposition.
and " IA my sincere desire 10 see my
party successful. am glad that | can
20 out before the people a. n candidate
81 n party that Is in favor Of fair cleo.
tons and a fair count, and one that is
in favor Of nonpartisan jurors.
My opponent would have you believe
he has been solicited by men Of all 20.
litical parties 20 make the race again.
That Is simply his old way Of placing
himself before the people, and. II YOU
will look at his card In the Crittcndcn
Press In 1894. 1897 and 1901. YOU will
see he claimed the same.
would Ike 10 serve my friends and
my party A. your next county clerk
and ] promise. N elected, 60 DO my
duty and ! assure you that no living
man viii appreciate your vote NOR,
than | will.
Sincerely thanking you.
Q. =. WEinoN
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
Bro. Franks MOI a GldeOn.

So says Bro. Billy Joe. and. well, he
lappcd like dos In 1871. and Is sull
tapping. I have continuously been
asked why ! withdrew from the race
Tor sheriff In the present contest I
did Il because Il would be hopeless
race 10 run against two men. | ran
against two men In 1897, the men that
had held the Office 80 long that the pco.
pie could hardly turn them loose.
asked for the privilege TO make the
race with a white mans chance. but I,
was not even considered.
| am not able physically or financially
TO make a fool Of myself. The Prohi.
hilton cause IA a gcci one and ought q
be maintained. but when party prcju,
dice " at such a high heat az at pres
emit. I, IA hopeless cause. cam
afford 10 say hard things about folks
that talk Prohibition and down a fellow
when he stands for Il. but the grcaI
reckoning day will come which will lcs
their sincerity. n some Of the pcopl,
Of Crittcndcn county knew one half %
the facts that they ought 20 know
instead of all things they do know
and would give conscience fair show
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
A Good Investment.

! have decided 10 sell my farm Of G.
acres. adjoining the city limits. and
some land inside Of the corporation,
with open street on east side. all well
watercd. 90 acres good bottom land.
| will sell either as whole or in two
parts. taking the Salem road as d.
yiding line, leaving &c acres on the
south side and eight acres, with all i'm.
prUvcments on the north side. New
residence with five rooms and -four
porches. new out houses and good barn;
finest well In the county. Also small
cottage and barn that rent for 1850 tc
s. Der month. Fine large cellar and
storage room above. Part Of eight
acres in blue grass. Desirable place
for a grocery stand or other kinds Of
business. All at a bargain II taken at
once. Call on or address
d. r. MURPHY.
i3-lt Marion. Ky.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
COMMUNICATION FRUM
HAYNES & TAYLOR
Offer TO Refund Money II HyOmel
Does Not Cure Catarrh.
To the Editor Of THE RECORD:

To the Editor Of THE RECORD:
We have have been asked recently
if the advertisements printed in your
columns regarding Hyomei were true,
where we offer TO refund the money if
this treatment does not cure catarrh.
We wish you would please print this
letter in as conspicuous place as pos
sible in your paper saying that we abb
solutely agree to refund the money to
any purchaser Of Hyomei outfit if it
does not cure catarrh.
This outfit consists Of an inhaler Of a
convenient size TO be carried in the vest
pocket so that the user can breathe
Hyomei four or five times daily. With
this is included a medicine dropper and
bottle Of Hyomei. The outfit sells
for Sl.00 and is a most economical
treatment, Tor the inhaler lasts life
time and there Is enough Hyomei fol
several weeks use, while extra bottle
can be obtained for so cents.
We trust this letter win settle an,
doubts that may have arisen as to on
willingness TO refund the money for
Hyomei outfit in case the purchaser
not perfectly satisfied.
Respectfully yours.
HAYNES & TAYLOR.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
To The Voters Of CriliGndcn County

Oct II. 1906.
EDITOR CMrrENnES REcoRD:
| desire 10 take up enough Of your
space this week 10 publicly thank all
nv friends who stood by me 80 loyalty
In my canvass Tor the nomination for
sheriff In the primary Of April 1. | do
not deem Il necessary 10 say that ] am
now and have always BEEN satisfied
with the results Of that primary. be-
cause Il expressed the will Of the
people. Noambiiion ~ mine Is greater
than the will Of the voters Of my party.
| wish 10 say In addition that u u my
desire 20 see tho whole ticket elected,
and ! expect 10 do rs much TO bring
about that result ~ ! ever did In any
election. have seen too much 81 ~.
ltical jurics 10 ever give the Democrats
party In this county aid even BY my
silence. trust that no man who vote,
Tor me on April will fail 10 vote th'
Republican ticket from top 10 bottom
on November Z.
Again thanking all my friends, ! an
Yours truly
W. S. HIcEtlN.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
To The Taxpayers.
ifuly yours,
". A. WooDALL.

S. NJ. jenkins. supposed editor and
owner Of the Crittenden Press, seems
To be very much Interested In the tax
payers Of Crittenden county.
II 30. Mr.. jenkins. why don't you
tell why Il was you were permitted TO
print the financial statement Of this
county this year without letting some
one bid on III
Now. n 10 ballots. Marshall don't
fret ! will see TO IL that the ballots
Of this election will not cost the tax
payers Of Crittenden county one cent
more than they did in the good year Of
1901 when your dear DAVE gave the
contract 10 the Crittenden Press.
Now. Marshall, don't be too fast.
You must remember that YOU are not
the only pebble on the beach. There
are other printing offices In Kentucky.
and beg to inform you that ! can
receive bids on ballots without calling
on you.
have only had the printing Of bal
lots in this county three years and |
gave the printing Of them 10 the Press
two years out Of the three. ard yet
you say I. at least. should even up.
That Is what ! am trying TO do.
| will say 10 the taxpayers that !
have never given The printing Of bal.
lots 10 any one without first receiving
bids. When the Press printed the bal
lots in 1902 and 1903 under contract
from me. Il met the price made by
Jno. z. Morton a CO.. and in 1894 THE
RECORD met Jno. 7. Morton q Compa.
ny's price and Il will do 20 this year.
The Press would have you believe
there Is a chance Of saving the county
500 or more In the printing Of ballots
Nov. the facts are these. The ballots
have not Gust more than 500 but twice
since 1890.
/ In 1901 when your dear, bosom friend,
Davic, gave the contract 10 the Press.
Il was paid sllO Tor ballots and sup
plies, and In 1894 gave the printing "a
the CMrrESDES REcoEn and the price
paid was slll.OS and there were abou,
200 more ballots printed than in the
year 1901 at cost Of only Sl.OS more,
| wish 10 say 10 my friends that
will guarantee 10 you that the ballots
will not cost any more than the usua
price paid. But a. for Marshall AnC
the gang tina, are debating to him
desire 10 say that 80 long a. | an
county clerk or even a private citizen
he will be- compelled 10 run without m,
support.
Ny record u before the people an,
upon that am willing TO stand.
submit my claims To the people and By
their decision at the election NOysm
Der Z. will abide.
am sincerely yours.
c. Z. WELDON.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
A Card.
To THE voTEs or CITTESDES
COUNTY:

To THE VOTES OF CITTENDES
COUNTY:
After being solicited and urged by
quite a number OF friends from all
political parties and chosen by the
unanimous vote Of the committee OF
my party have consented 10 become a
candidate for the Office Of county court
clerk. but am sorry TO say that Il will
be impossible for me 10 make anything
Ike a thorough canvass. However,
will do the best can in this respect.
II would afford me great pleasure "a
visit you personally in your homes, but
this is beyond my power. You can rest
assured that feel grateful to you for
past favos and will appreciate your
sympathy and help in this contest.
Nothing known 10 me would give me
more pleasure than 10 serve you as
your next county clerk. II is true, ]
am, like many OF you, growing old, but
yet | feel know that | can discharge
the duties Of the office personally.
II elected, you will always find me al
my post ready 10 serve you.
Faithfully yours. ID. WOODS.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
To Ny Friends

To my friends who gave me their
votes in the April primary desire 10
express To you my sincere thanks. You
we're my friends then and you are my
friends now. At that time asked you
% vote for me Tor assessor. But ]
was fairly defeated and ! now come 10
you and ask you TO give the support
you gave me 10 J. Anthony Davidson
Tor assessor. and while you are voting
Tor Anthony don't forget the other
boys who are on the Republican ticket.
let every Republican do his whole
duty this November election by voting
the Republican ticket
| desire 20 see every man on the
ticket win and IA that end shall vote
am faithfully yours,
w. II. ORDwAY
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
Very Low HOmeseekers' Rates.

Very low homeseekers' rates during
September. October and November,
1906. TO Minnesota, North Dakota,
Montana. Saskatchewan, Assinaboia
and points in Idaho and British Colum-
hia and points east Of the Cascade
Mountains in Washington and Oregon.
Your chance TO see the magnificent
harvest now In progress and To select
equally productive Wild or improves
land. The round trip for one far,
plus s.
Fast passenger service. Luxurioui
standard and tourist sleeping cars
Write for maps and pamphlets TO c
W. Mott, general emigration agent
Regarding rates and train servic'
write TO c. Y. 0'Donnell, ID. 2. A., q
jackson Place. indianapolis, Ind.
A. NJ. CLElAND. General Passenge
Agent. 81. Paul, MINI
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
An Appeal

To the voTERs OF CmTTESDES
COUNTY:
As chairman Of the Republican Cam
paign Committee | appeal TO the voters
Of Crittcndcn county TO vote the
straight Republican ticket at the com
ing November election for county
officers, for state senator and rcprcsen'
tAtiye, Our candidates are all person
ally known TO me and are clean men OF
good. moral character and fully com
petcnt 10 fill the Offices 10 which they
aspire. Il Is necessary, more thar
ever before. for the Republicans Of
this county TO register their protest Al
the polls against partisan lurics ans
the unfair and unlawful practices Of th'
Democratic party IN this county.
IoiN T picHENs,
Chm Rep Camp. Com.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
Gard.

Having received the nomination Tor
Office u ludgcof the Criitcndcn County
Court, ! take pleasure in announcing
mN self acandidatc for same. and Just
here want 10 thank my many friends
Tor their kind remembrance " me in
days gone by. My life, as well as my
official record, is a. an open book be
fore you.
When questions ciIecting the interest
81 the people, such as taxation for the
purpose Of building n new court house
and working roads by taxation, ! am
opposed 10. until n majority Of the
citizens demand Il. My humble judy.
ment Is that n few have not the right
to impose unnecessary taxation upon
the majority Of people without their
consent. II elected I shall take this
stand upon these questions when pre-.
scented to me. These are my views on
the matters, briefly outlined. | ask
YOU 10 consider them. and u YOU be.
licye ! am right, honest and competent,
vote for me. and N elected, shall en-,
deavur 10 convince YOU Of my highest
appreciation for your kindness by .
faithful dilchaHc Of the duties Of
County Judge. ]. G. ROCHESTER,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
To The Voters Of CrIlienden County

October ~. 1896.
wish 10 say 10 the voters 81 Crit
tcndcn county that the Democratic
party has done nothing in this state OF
county Tor the last ten years that Offers
the least induccmcnt 10 any Republican
Of which political faith I have ever
been. 20 affiliate with IT, The Republican,
party has and does offer every induce
mcnt 10 any and all men everywhere
Who believe In civil and political liberty
10 vote Tor and cooperate with H. In
10 doing believe the best results can
b. brought about. therefore, ! shall do
In the coming election what have
been doing Tor forty year, vote for
what | believe 10 be- the best interest
Of the Republican party.
A. A. DEuoE.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
To The Voters Of CrlIlenden County.

October 10. 1906.
A IA known by all who have kept
trend with political affairs In this
county, was a candidate Tor the
Republican nomination for the Office Of
sheriff In the primary election held
April |. was defeated Tor the nomi.
nation by Mr.. Flanary and not by any
court house gang" for know Of no
such organisation, but unfortunately
Tor myself and others who sought the
nomination for sheriff. there werc too
many Of us from my aide Of the county.
We divided the vote In our section
among ourselves which gave Mr.,
flanary the nomination.
hut. while ! was not nominated. an
still a Republican and loyal TO my party
and ils candidates, When mure thar
one man aspirrs TO an office. some Of
them must be defeated II | hail beet
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
Plans 10 Get Rich

are often frustrated by sudden break.
down, due to dyspepsia or constipation.
Brace up and take DIR. Kings New Life
Pills. They take out the materials
which are elogging yeur energies, and
give you a New start. Cure headache
and dizziness, too. At Haynes 4 Tay.
lor's drugstore, price 25c. guaranteed.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
New Cure For Cancer.

An surface cancers are now known
70 be durable by Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. James Walters, Of Duiheld.
Va. writes. II had a cancer on my
lip for years, that seemed incurable, al
Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed Il, and
now Il Is perfectly well" Guaranteed
cure for cuts and. 25c at Haynes 4
Taylor's drug store.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
To The Voters Of Grlitcnden County.
October i6. 1906

October l6. 1905.
was a candidate for the nomination
in the Republican primary election in
April for the office Of jailer Of Critten-
den county. was defeated for the
nomination. but am for the man that
defeated me and for the entire Repub-
lican ticket. am no less a Republi-
can now than ! was before the pri-
mary. believe in the principle Of the
party and want TO see the candidate
Of my party successful at the polls
PATRICK G. GILBERT
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
Nullce.

The ladies Of the Home Mission So
eicty. at Tolu. KY, win serve dinner
on Election day in the Croft building,
formerly occupied by the postotiicc,
proceeds Of said dinner to be used IN
paying our parsonage debt. We will
very much appreciate your patronage
and shall rive you a good dinner for
~ eenta. l6-2l
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27
Defeated Candidates and Their Friends Are All
in Line Except TOwery, Who is BuSig
Engaged "HOIIering"
HURRAH EOR OLLIE NJ. JAMES JUST NOW.

the nominee would have been en-
titled to the support Of the friends Of
the other candidates and now ! want 10
ask all Of my friends as a personal
favor 10 me as well as doing a good
deed, TO stand by the Republican
ticket all the way through.
Truly yours.
". A. WooDALL.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-10-27

The flavor IL half the battle. The
purity u the other hall Ny sorghum
u pure and has a 4 ar that IL deli.
rinus, ]. FRANK CoNuKR.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-21
THE TURNER CAMPAIGNING.
The Largest Church Building in the
State.

The Turner campmeeting Of the
Christian church will begin tomorrow
evening, when the first services will be
held in the Turner Memorial taber.
nacle, the largest church building in
the state, with a seating capacity Of
$500. j. v. Coombs, Of Milton, general
evangelist Of the church, will preach
the opening sermon, on "Tho Great
Teacher" The principal speaker at
the ten days meetings will be Rev. j..
A, Lord, Of Cincinnati, editor Of the
largest paper of the Christian church,
The Christian Standard.
The tents at the Turner camp
grounds are already filing, and the in
dications are that this years. annual
meeting will be the best attended and
most interesting in the history OF the
church in this state. Many Of the sa-
lem members Of the church win 90 to
Turner for the ten days meeting, and
some Of them have already gone there
to pitch their tents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-21
CUPID
HARYESTS
A CROP
Seven Marriage Licenses Is
sued, and More to
Come

Today is surely marriage license day
at the Marion county court house, for
the clerk g office has been a busy place
all the forenoon, and about the only
business transacted was the issuance
Of licenses. Clerk Roland and his dep.
uties were considerably enthused over
the situation, and think that il is not
only a good thing for the county treas
ury, but that its a good thing on gem
eral principles. Surely there's millions
in it. Let the good work 90 on. Be.
low is a list of the happy people who
are involved:
Anna o. Momp to wenzel Stirber.
II. Louise Southwick to J.. A. II.
Baird.
Matte Southwick to VIM. r. Nor
wood.
Lena Giger to Chas. LaFlemme, aged
II and 10, respectively.
II. Edwards to Bertha Eof.
Cora M. Moore to E. R. Todd.
Clara B. Welch to Henry Fleischauer.