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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-31
RICHMOND BUSINESS MAN.
|. H. Goodwin's Funeral Held Yester-
day Afternoon, at Q O'Clock.

Richmond, March ST. The funeral Of
II. H. Goodwin was held here yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Congre-
gational church, the Rev. Il. p. Treat
officiating. The body was taken to Bos-
ton for burial
The death Of Mr.. Goodwin was q
great shock to his many friends 81
though he had not been we'll for some
time. lie had been confined to the
house only a few days.
Mr.. Goodwin was superintendent Of
the Richmond Underwear Co., and man
ager Of the Electric Light & Power 90.
He is survived by wife, one son, who
lives In this town and two sisters in
Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-31
A BIG VERDICT.
Boston & Maine Must Pay Damages Of
S22,500.

Boston, March al. Basing their YER
dict upon the failure Oh negligence Of
the company to furnish the plaintiff
with safe and suitable locomotive and
upon its neglect to keep the engine in
proper repair, jury in the Suffolk su-
perior court yesterday awarded S22 800
to Charles Nv. McNear Of Medford, d
fireman, against the Boston q Maine
railroad company. The plaintiff receive
ed internal injuries, be claimed, while
on duty in locomotive when il coliided
with stationary ears at Maryland, in
April, 1902. Tie engineer and head
brakeman Of the train were killed. The
plaintiff contended that the flanges Of
the locomotive wheels were defective
ana that the engine would not make
switch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-31
/ Had Stone IN the Bladder.

and my kidneys were affected None
of the means taken for relief produced
any lasting benefit until / began the
use Of DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy, Of Rondout, N. Y. The pain
ceased the calculus or stone having
been dissolved BIZ the medicine, am
ready to testify that my recovery was
due to DIT Kennedy's Fayolite Remedy.
u. d. ~. Parsons, Rochester, n. i.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-31
TRACK UNDER WATER.
Springfield Electric Road Tied Up We'd
nesday, but Open Yesterday.

Springfield, March ST.. Black river Ii
choked with ice near the mouth The
Springfield electric railway track was
under five feet of water for distance
of half mile near Goulds mills late
Wednesday afternoon The last car to
make the round trip left here DIT $40
o'clock The river fell during the night
and The track is now clear. The slight
washouts have been repaired and the
cars are making regular trips now.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-31
FighliuI Eczema
in chiIdhosd
Of old age cured by
d. D. y.
Prescription.
These are two interesting cases.
saby boy quickly healed.

Lisbon. n. H.. April 90 1904
d. D. D. Company.
Gentlemen. My baby boy is cured by your
remedy He has suffered from the terrible dis
ease from birth which covered the entire body
He was IN such fearful condition we had to tie
his hands to keep him from tearing his flesh
All doctors and different advertised remedies
had no effect in this case. When we began the
use OF D. p. h, IL made the child look worse
but after few days 1t began to SCALE and in
less than two months treatment the child vas
entirely cured M. r. SIMONDS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-31
Montpelier woman Died IN Burlington

Burlington, March SIT Miss Nellie
Could of Montpelier died Wednesday
night ii this city, aged AZ years. The
remains were sent home today for bur-
ial Miss Gould came here some time
ago for treatment. She Is survived by
three sisters and one brother, none Of
whom reside in Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-31
An aged man cured.

Findlay, Onto April Is, 1904.
D. .. D. Company.
Gentlemen ri have doctored with four or ave
doctors and had eczema In the worst form for
thirteen months. ! have used eleven bottles of
ID. d .. and am now completely cured NV are
is sfxty.two years. You may use this testimonial
at your pleasure. Yours respectfully.
II. WALTERS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-31

Thousands Of people suffering from the
terrible fortunes Of these diseases imagine
they have some inpurity in the blood. when,
as matter Of fact. the blood has no more
to do with this class Of ailments than the
eyebrows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-31
TO BE TRIED THIS TERM.

Benjamin Williams to Answer TO Charge
Of Murder.
Burlington, March 81. One Of the
interesting cases which will be tried att
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-31
The D. d. D. Remedy

is liquid preparation applied externally
non-greasy that penetrates the pores d
the skin, destroys the germs or parasite.
and clears the disease entirely our of the
skin, leaving smooth. soft and healthy
covering for the body.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-31

2. p p. costs but S1.00 per DO title and is guar
nnteea 10 ei4Fe any skin disease or money res
sinaed. E0r sale and guaranteed by
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-20
Enjoyable Banquet.

81 ih, Christian rhuph FRIDAY
evening o splendid lauQu,t va. ,u.
ioy'd by The Sunday -.huL S,,.
cal month. ago The Suudl, -h.,I
wa. d,Nidrd in,o tNu l.vli,. tu q.
known as the Bluy, and Rvl,. y,yp
mrml-r wearing q uyl ur h'Uy mlj
ton containing an Appropriate
motto.
\ r,orl was k,pl Vt The uumlvl
oi B,ucs and Reds prc~ntnch Sun.
day and Il was pmpo.yl tia, th,
side showing thr highest a,cmp
attendance by New Year, should H.
given q supper hN the olhrr .idr.
The Blues showing thu highest
aycragc attendance VEN therefor
the guests II honor. The Rcl,
having brn assisted In thu prrm.
ration oi the Spprr lN the lalir.
oi the church, they VEN rruuip,l
10 a., as walters ior thu uoasion.
\ nicc supper vas rt,rtl and III,
occasion proved to H. onr VI murl
social mcrrimcn, long 10 b. rmcn,
bcrcd by thc Rcds and Blur. II Nv,
Sunday school.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-20
J. FRANK C0NGER
Chairman Of the County Republican
Committee Enters Race
For Sheriff.

The reader viii lind iu lhr-c
columns ,hc announcement 81 Mr.
] Frank Congcr, oi Marion prc-
cinc', who desires The Icpuhlicau
nomination fer sheriff
VIZ Congrr j. a man oi family.
and the .on.in.law oi the late Louis
II Paris. llc j. u YEAR, II ag
and has never held any kind ~
oehcc Two YEAR aRp be- made the
~" ior representative m O. hops.
l,.sly pymucm,ic district and was
defeated.
~ the earnest solicitation II
friends be- Thought wrv .,rngly II
announcing hi. candidacy ior sheriff
four year, aRo, hut ior various
ra-on- did not.
W. ha, nov b,ru chairman oi
the county Republican cnumittcc
nearly siS YEAR,, and ha- always
b-rn lil-ml with the party. con.
ttitu,ing hi share ln,h ul tim,
and MONEY
TuI RnoEp dcsirys to state that
should the Republicans rlry, him
for 'hcir standard l.arrr. b. vii
hold up hi- end oi tie log and nol
prove q dead weigh; in any ~n-,
Frank Congrr I. q very ropular
man, and well liked T., tho>, ul ~
parties and creed, Should hc ~.
civr the nomination ~, will H.
found on hi. side
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-20

Bclls, SaNaphonc. Banjos, Guitar,
and Mandolin,, intcrsporscd with
Humorous and Dramatic Readings,
lmpersonations and rapid Cmyon
Caricaturing.
This company formerly The
Asctccam Trio) has played all over
the United States and Canada, and
this is their second appearance be-
fore a Marion audience, and We
feel safe in making the assertion
that all who saw them before will
make il convenient 10 see them
again. They are circulating a very
neatly arranged folder which is
filed TO ovcrhowing with clippings
from leading United States and
Canadian newspapers praising the
ability Of these entertainers, and
the list i, headed with the following
from Opie Read, the novelist: 1T
is with pleasure that recommend
the Asetceam Trio. The combin-
alton is most artistic, and must
appeal 10 the lovers Of genuine
music in every community"
II is, indeed, an entertainment
Of rare versatility, made up OF
novel and delightful features, and
We predict that the Amusement.
loving citizens Of Marion will greet
them with a well filed house.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-20
THOMAS n. COCHRAN
ASKS the Democratic Party Tor homi-
nation ior Representative.

We present 10 our padcts clsc-
whcrr in this issue thu annuunc,
mcnt " Mr.. Thomas n. Crhnn,
Of Marion, asking at the hands -
the Democratic party ihc nominU-
ton for Representative in our State
legislature.
Tom Cochran l. known all oy,r
the two counties oi Crittcndcn anil
Livingston, and whervrr known f!
well liked. lie Is prominent
hardware man oi this place, =
member oi the official l.arl ui The
Methods, church, president u our
commercial club, a s,~kholdcr IN
various other enterprises. and. in
fact, j. au all.munj, up.io.da'c
young business man with u clean
pyurd. H. j. o. war. II aar an
married. For thu last two year
b. has b,,n chairman al the c,uniy
hrmo ratio campaign committee.
and has newer held au n'lic'. -
rrpliug thu~ mvu'pm,,l 1l",r.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-20
JOHN B. PARIS
4 Candidate ior Reelection 10 the
once Il seheel Superintendent


In his issue Of Tn Rrnrr
sohooI superintendcn, John r.
Paris announces iorr.rlriinu. .ul,.
ut % the artion Of N, I,pulliDu
party. He u alcady we'll kumu
BY our radrrs. AMI !. ,wutu,l,,l
70 she public both d, III, unH,il
r,ord and bis life struggle To- ~,
worh something To llr o,m,y
sclsols. lie hos ncvr ruHp,l IN
any avocaiion except that ot the
school oun he enabled him,cli
hs economy and pcrcvrmnw ,o
attend school a Bowling Grrn and
Lexington that he might lsi,,r tit
himself ior he work IT, j. amar.
ncd man, 81 yean Of ap', and i.
filling The tirst and onll ulliu h.
ccr held. His letter iollovs
"cains 20 The faes ,hdt ior ihr,
weeks psssed l have lsyn .criou-l,
N. have thus far dcicrrcj an.
nouncins myself a candidate ior
reelection 70 The oflir ci suprin.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-20

tcn6cnt OF schools After y very
careful consideration ! have con-
cludcd 10 ask the people Of this
county for an Endorsement of the
administration Just about to close.
! am indeed very grateful for the
honor that has been conferred ON
mc and wish to say 10 all my
friends who have - generously
aidcI ne, please accept thanks in
all -inccrlty.
!; m honest effort To do q
simple duty, q constant cndeavor
:" be- faithful, an attempt 10 lift
the standard Of teaching, . life de.
yot'd to school work. an attempt to
b. yudiciou, in all official acts, and
administering the affairs of tbc
oiicc without personal dl-crlnina-
tion mean anything or have any
councndablc features; then, pleas,
consider my case, and il you feel
tha, = should have an indorse.
ment, all very we'll, and assure
you ycur kindness will have an
appr'ciativc recipient What con
ccivc 10 h right has bccn my guild.
/ ing tar during this term and from
that cuur- have earnestly Ell.
dcavprcd no, 10 swervc. With al
abiding faith in the ability of u,
people Ia do what is right, | sub.
NIT my ease .o YOU and the verdict
rendered by YOU will L. accepted
by ne, Il IN my favor, gratefully
and 'i adverse, without munuur
Very truly.
Ions Il. p,pI,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-20

nous as TO demand other methods,
| believe a careful sizing system
would result in better recovery,
but it should he remembered that
as you increase efficiency in this
direction you not only increase cost
but lower the purity Of your pro
duct, so that comm ,rcial results
must be considered jointly with
mechanical results.
Personally, if | were installing
a separating plant for the treatment
Of these ores, think ] should work
along the lines Of a table system
with the elimination Of jigs alto
gcther. ] should crush fine. elevat-
ing and passing the mineral through
a trommel, with a mesh sufficiently
fine to admit Of the undcrsize being
treated on shaking tables, but before
conveying the undcrsized material
to the shaking tables il would be-
further sized or separated into two
products by means Of a simple by
draulic classifer,, the tables Of
course being adjusted for the treat
ment Of the two sizes respectively.
The oversize from the trommel
would be- re-crushed until the proper
degree Of fineness was obtained. A
plant Of this character would be-
much less expensive in both first
cost and maintenance than Gloss
sizing iigging system.
Il should add, however, that in
suggesting experiments in this di-
rection ] have in mind the zincifer-
Gus ores that are comparatively fre.
OF spar. As a matter Of fact the
varying conditions and characters
tics Of the ore bodies require differ-
ent netods Of treatment, and =
careful study Of these matters is
essential before thc proper system
can be determined. That such
questions will le satisfactorily solved
] havrn't the least doubt with such
men in the district as Mcssrs. Reed,
llcarnc. llaasc. Cridcr. Noe and
Fohs aud no doubt many others
whom | haven't had the pleasure
Of meeting.
There is one uthcr matter wish
To mention" " concluded Mr. Glenn
"aud while il has no dirrt cunnec-
iiun with the mining interests,
indirectly !; plays 4 prumincn, pag,
in favurahly imprcssing strangers
and investors anil that Is the unlail-
ing courtesy, kindness and assistance
of the residents II this srtiun
With me these qualities will rsall
many PLEASANT memories.
Mr. Glenn has scn looking over
the district at thu invitation oT
Mcssrs. Delkrr and .Arrhcr, nfOwrns
lou, who have interests her.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-20
HIGH Class tul,riaiumsul.

rh, Nrll>Uuymvoh Umu,
Nu,i0l company i>a high yla,,
auj pleasing attraction that will l-.
at ihr Marion nIrm hnu,, uu Tur..
day night. Jan 2lih. awl will
.killmlly mtrduo such musicll
nuwliir. u, the Wonderful urelu
Chimes, Nyluphonc.. Swi,. Hand
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-20
PATRICK C. GILBERT
Announces as a Candidate Tor The
Office Of IaiIer.

In tins issue Patrick &. Gillrri
makes his announcement as can.
di,laic fer the office Of jailer subject
D. the action of the Republican
party MIR. Gilbert j. the s,in of
luo. VI Gillrrt, of near Gladstone.
who is ~ years old. Patrick. as
hi father lrfurc him, has lccn a
Republican, all hi, lifr. Ilc is g.
YEAR "f ngr, q man of a family. a
mcml~r "f l,cp,on Baptist church,
and ha, never asked for an office in
his lifr.
H. ia native of this county
having l-,n lprn aud reared within
ihrr mile, II Marion. He was q
nrphw ui the saddle and harness
maker, A. &. Gilbert, deceased,
who Wa in business here. and who
-r,cl thr uunty a. jailcr. having
l.u elected hy the Democratic
party
Tha, this aspipnt is a loyal IT,.
publican can not bc doubted. III,
father EYER adhered to the prin.
ciplc' " that party from hoyhosl,
and although he had five brother,
WIN Wrr Democrats and who some,
,imc- strained family ties in Their
effort tn mdu~ him TO vote III,
hmwratir ticket, vet hc rcmainct
hm in hi, lpliei. When W. asket
this aspimnt how his father coulC
lr u Republican under such circum
slanUs. he said: He was liz,
Collins nm-he had n head ui hi
own, audaddcd that he was pruut
To- 'ay that politically he was hull
in ,hr imap' and likeness u hi
father
Nnd So II was, for when the ciyi
war hr'ky uul and when men wrr
vll,yl urm lu take their stand io
the Union ~ ,oniclcracv. the 6y
hrIh,r, rnlcr,l the caus II m
south AMI lun. VI Gillsri rni,r,
The army IT ih, North anil iuugl
inr thr 1u- ~ the uatim-,lt
lutm.
Tie 0.piwut lus 6llvl plsps ,
trust iu thy apoi,y " ,,lu,l trl.
try, rlv.. Nhrr lr NvS H.
= upright AMI faithful ami sltuuld h
gct illy oilicr io which hr aspire
. uu duum hr vuuld Rn Il wit
/ crshi tu himself and hi, mri,
/ We ls~puk lur him earnest ,m,i
rmtiun 1T the hand, VI thu Iurt,
and should h. IL. made the nom
] m,', hv will n,,iNr nur ,upprt.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-20
CANDIDATE
For County Judgeship.
Walter A. Blackburn Makes His
Formal Announcement
In Response 10 Petitions That Have
Been Published, Calling Him 10
Eater The Race.

We take pleasure IN presenting
90 our reader. clscwhcrr iu this
issue the name Of Mr. Walter
Blackburn, who make. the an
nounccmcnt Of his intention to ask
the Republican party 10 give him
the nomination for the Office "
Judge oi Crittcndcn county In
presenting hi name 10 our readers
We take pleasure in sayiug that We
have known thi- young man for
many year. and have nothing for
him but cummcndatiou
Walter Blackburn j. lhirt, YEAR,
oi agc lie i-a son of Bcv T.. B.
Blackburn, who has h'rn Baptist
preacher in this and Caldwell
county for many YEAR IT, taught
school and went io -churl until al-
mitt~l to the practice II Law lt the
agr of - Ever sine be- wa. L.
ycaf- Old Walter Blackburn m.
lrcn preaching Republican duvlrin'.
and during every campaign BE- ln-
ls,n found making .p--in- ipr th,
cause whenever and vh,rr,cr urr-
,rrory,
lIegas cl,c,cd chairman II ~,
Repubn,an cnnty committee wlru
only ~ YEAR oi ag. aud served
With distinction IN that ,amrity
until be resigned Ia aosm % pei.
ton IN the ofiicr Of the United
States Marshal at lnui-vill, iu
1897. H. va promoted To tie
odice 81 Chief deputy Mar.ln, u
1901 Q
lie mad the mcr "r r,mmm.
wcalth's attorney IN The Fourth
district, a Democratic stronghold,
in 1908, snd, while m.uc0 .,iul,
VT be carried Cn,tcndrn cumi, T.,
more than 400 maprilN. - ,",r'
more than the Republican o,ndi
dais4or governor nceiv~L
Walter Blackburn j. rluu mar
politically, morally, "r sny W.,
you take him, and Tn glmi
makes bold 10 predict that Il ~,
Republican party SEW ii, ,o .clc,I
him iorsi'> standard l-apr N,
result al the polls will l-, an ~,
Republicans desirc.
II he sets thc nomino,luu ", ar
Cor him.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-20
''EVERYMAN"
To be Played in Marion
On the Night OF Wednesday.
January 25th.
A High Glass Morality Play That Will
be Of Interest 10 the Refined and
the Educated.

We wish 10 especially recommend
10 the thcatrc.go Of Marion the
famous old English morality play,
Evcryman, which will be at the
opera house next Wednesday night,
January 18th.
This play makes only the larger
towns. ard il is their misfortune
that gives Marion the pleasure Of
witnessing this superb entertain
ment. II is billed for Paducah on
the 2ith and Evansville on the
18th, and owing to the fact that
the intervening date was open at
neither Hopkinsville or Henderson,
Marion Was taken a. last resort
rather than miss performance.
On the 9th it will appear a,
Owcnsloro anil on the 2sth at
Louisville.
Ev,rymau will H. 10y far the hest
attraction that las visited Marion
'hi, -ra~pn. II ia very old play
and j. supposed {" have leen pr.
>rnicl In England several years
niurr the birth ui the sixteenth
century II nccupir, field pccu.
liarly 1t, nNn and rad, q lr.sou
hrud in IN. view oi life and th
ultimate end OF al existence. Allo.
gpric and beautiful, il has none 81
the elements uf pllylhat the pull.
lic !, used tu seeing ~ the stag
The rhJug' iu the character uI
Ey,pman from hi, huuyant ~.
tmuo, IN ic,tiv, diirc. ,Nul;ing IN
hi- nyuu, full-hlurdcd life. Ia III,
time when d,,cricl by ,ycryun,
,Jy, hi. Go-d n,r,l., hc fully nal,
iy,, that hr must ol-y the cm
mnd tn accompany bath To III,
Gr,at Hryund. make, deep an,
lasting impression.
Four arlN imprint, IT Every
man ar ~ pps,nt known an,
ar carefully pn>cryrl IN thu Brit
i-h Museum. llp,llcian Library, Sal
i.hury Cathedral, and thr liritwrl
Library The edition IN thr Rtit
i.h MUSEUM. believed tn lr IN,
oldest, l-ar. tlp imprint:
lmppn,cd In London in flcte Strcte
hy me
Rychsrie rynson
pryutcr Ia the kyngs mccst noble grAc
Mr Rudolph T.. Magnus p,r
tmyal vi tl,r nj, II fwryman an,
his staging 1T thc play haNr lsCl
highly commended M many we'll
kuoWu rrili,>, The pr-lurtim ,
! EWpmau ~ lakr Ihau,auuu
tN W Assembly, in Nugu.l
l'Sl;, hN Mr. Magnu.. was nu,
ahlr event. ,arh prlormauv l,,m
Witnessed ly over ,.uu p,pl,
rhi, ,,a~m Mr Naguu, and hi
ompny will Pln principally b
the hrr ,iii,, ui ilr Milll, w.
tud south
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-20

Complete Scenic Equipment
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-20
New Millinery Store

Miss Ada Hauip " MljiSn
vile. will opcn q millinery ,,orc ia
ihr prrcc building uu SALEM ,try
iur the spring scaSu, Mis-. llarrg
presents her Advertisement to ~"
public in this is,uc Il Tm Rowan.
She r,mcs we'll pyUmmrnd, 7
aud will doubtless rV'ira fair pof
iim ut tlr millinery iu,,l,.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-05-24
COLONEL HOLMES VIEW.

Colonel Edwin F. Holmes, Gen.
tile of Gentiies, a millionaire, a cul-
tured, honorable gentleman, and for
mer president of the Commercial club,
says in speaking of business condi-
tions in Salt Lake:
"If the citizens will only keep from
harping on the Mormon question when
agitation is uncalled for, and will work
together, they will accomplish
wonders for the growth of the city.
Salt Lake is surrounded by great nat
ural resources, which should be devel-
oped. 1t has excellent business oppor-
tunities."
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-05-24

Till our thousand dollar beet lands
potato and fruit lands as well,
Will be famed for peace and plenty
where It's good for men to dwell.
Mrs. Alice Peet Bishop, Corinne,
Utah, in fremont, (Utah) Times,
April 18, 1905.