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KRAKAAggER
CHOICE Of the MUSIC LOVING PUBLIC.
Reduction OF slightly used KrakSuer Pianos
ui SR 4TnP9 RS e 0'G PIAR @ssff 70 ne HEMP
liS EAST 18th ST
WISSNER
PIANOS SOLD AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES
$50 S10o o12S
WArerooms. Is 2. i4th ST., New YORK
Brooklyn, $3.50 Fulton street.
RELIABLE CONNOR PIANOS
mailed free. East 12d st.
JAMES HoLNsTRoM, IS East ian 81.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
ARTIFICIAL FLowBRs--Good flower makers,
also outside hands and learners wanted. FUCKER
JoSEPHf, us7l7 Broadway.
FOR sANITARIUM In the country a nurse or
1sRdHH, Who has sn soe eIPsHsnos 10 nervous Gnd
East lsth So, a $50 this afternoon for personal
interview.
WANTED BY a ERE Insurance once young lady
As eopytst who is familiar with the Smith Premier
long carnage machine and tabulator, answer,
Boz IA Sun once
HELP WANTED-MALE.
~~-~~N~-~~~e~>~e----N>>~-s~-
PLUMBING SCHOOLS.
Wanted, men and boys 70 earn while learning
plumbing trade. coyns Bros Co Schools OF
&dasss fs Gt No Ave- eoTs Sc
Louis, No, i07 W. sd 81, Cincinnati, Ohio Send
for catalogue.
REFINED and well educated once boy OF
sIpsctsd 10 REFINEMENT. box 10 Sun once ssi''
LUMBER YARD clerk and outside assistant
wanted, West SIDE Jersey CITY; wages ~ give
dressing OPPORTUNITY, p. o. boz Is, Madison
wANTED-An experienced and competent sta.
uonery salesman to travel western and northern
only with running account Tor expenses! sp Ti
cations will be considered only from men having
plies, fireworks. holiday goods, valentines and
sporting Foods: spPlestons win BE- treated con
TER News COMPANY. RoChester. n. y 10
wANTED--An experienced and competent sou.
yenlt post card salesman 20 travel IN the United
states ana canada; Will employ man on commission
cards on the market both black and white and
colOred, 70 be sold a. prices higher than for in
fCrior goods. Applications treated conhdentAlly ~
90 desired. Address THE ROCHESTER NEWS
COMPANY, Rochester, NY.
WANTED Designer and sign painter 70 work
and wen fecommendsd send sketch Of nee
hand work JAS II. MATTHEW'S a Co. Rome.
" Y.
WANTED In the once Of an importing house
q younE man, about II. TO act a. general Assistant
Address, stating references and salary required
". o.. boz iOi Sun once.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES.
~~S~y~~-S~s~N -'~s-~-
FIRST CLASS HELP at Miss LArson's employ.
mSnt once - West 9th 81, Telephone, SOl4 MAdl.
son So
SITUATIONS WANTED-HAIE
ssN0o~S~S~p~~~S-so~~~~>,~'s0
A POSITION Is desired by ambitious, Willing.
educated young man t7q, with good pen mAnshIp
and knowing fully French, Spanish and Italian:
highly recommended. COPPOLE, 400 East itth al
JAPANESE steward: long experience. Wt,h,,
position on yacht best references. MiKASA, iS6t
Broadway.
CLOTHING.
-.--~~-~~~-es~>~~S>~ss-~~ ~~~~-y-o-,oo.c.
I{STIII R Rss, Us so,sD, v Sla! :, ran:
EXCHANGE CLOTHING Co, 2S B'Wny room A.
out-of-town mall orders address room 8
BUSINESS PERSONALS.
~~~s~-~~~~-S>N~~~~~-s~Ny>s~o
ALL foot-troubles sklflly treated E1pert sur-
Geon -ehiropodlat HANNORS IS West sd a.
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EUROPEAN HOTELS.
HOTEL CECIL
LONDON

Historic Situation, magnificent Appoint.
rnent-, RsaiOnabls ChRrgsL unsq. -as4
Cuisine,
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ANCHOR LINE.
OLD poMINIoN LINE.
WOLLAND.ANERIGA LINE

NEW YORK-ROTTERDAA, via BovLoGNE
Sailing Wednesday a. 10 A, n.
statendAm ...... NAY alpotSdAm. ,.,.,.... Nay ~
RyndAm ........, May 10 INooTd1 m .,.., Nay %
potterdAm .... May n lStatendam ,.,,,,June'T
HOLLAND AMERICA LINE, ~ broadway, n. Y.
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HOTEL DUNLOP.

Ocean Ave. Directly on the beach. Most central
location In Atlantic City. Thoroughly modern,
equipped. High class service. Private
Aths. American and European plans.
W. r. PEDRlCK, Mgr.
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HIRAM CRONRS 1oSTH BIRTHDAY

ALL foot-troubles skilfully treated. EIp.rt su
Tson -ehirOpOdist. HAvNoR's. IS West kd 81
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John PlA. defendant.

Attorney for Plaintiff.
once and Post once address, No. les Nassau
street. Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New York
State OF New YORK.
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Conrt Calendar mis- paY.

Appellate Division % Supreme cour = Recess.
supreme Court-Specia Term Par l..hoton
matters. Pau III.-case unfinished Motions.
Demurrers-Nos. III rs, 7sS. Preferred causes
Sos MIA 27i7, 1850 25Os. General calendar
Nos itlO MO lOoo. z2lS z7le z2S1 2161 2z7o z7sS
yS93 mn 7Si6 ISIS 2S7O 2S7i 2SS6 2StO 2S41 l2Ss
isss ms al. 1852 i7O7 ls7 2oto, 7OSt 7lSl, 2ltl
iss 1875 1918. 7ls1. l6St I'll 1850 6iO zlS0 lois
SSs 7SOs 7s77 OF, 7leS 27te, 777z. 2S. ne, 2ool
100, ies 1898. 27as z7Sz 1871. 1882 77iI eli zlts
I55l T7sI. Part iN.-Case unfinished Cases
rom PATt III. Part N.-CleAr. Cases from
PSn IN. PAr NI.-Adiouned Tor the term.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-15

were denounced as criminals for SO do.
ing by Democratic newspapers.
His son is most worthy young mar
and cannot be influenced by such CHEAP
demagoguery as that used by the
Press. There is a much brighter fu-
ture in the Republican party for him
than being postmaster in a small town.
But when did the Press become a
philanthropist to right the wrongs of
men? If it has, it had better lay aside
its hypocritlcal coat and denounce the
method Of boycotting the Republicans
in this Judicial district. The boycott
that exists in this county by the action
and affable good will Of certain jury
commissioner, exists elsewhere. Read
the panel Of the Livingston county
circuit court and find the ratio Of Re
publican representation only one in
thirty-six. That's food for reflection.
That is why we claim that the Press
had better set about 10 right wrongs
done to Republicans, rather than try
TO become a sympathetic member Of the
Republican family by pointing out its
supposed wrongs in the family
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One REPUBLICAN
ON JURY PANEL
"Grlndlng on al a Pretty Good rate"
From Livingston Banner.

Court is grinding on at a pretty goo,
rate. Some minor causes only hay,
been tried The murder cases will b,
called today and trial taken up. Will
the exception Of several pleas Of guilt,
and few small trials. nothing Of
Importance has come up.
The following is the grand jury with
the age, politics and church member
ship, as reported.
L. ?. Mitchell, foreman, a. Dem.
no church.
John Spell, 90. Dem. no church.
Jas. Fox. Jr.. 30, Dem, no church.
AthA Head. IS. Dem. no church.
J. F. Driskill, 30. Dem. Baptist.
Ben F. Loyeless, 80, Rep. no church.
I'd Bond, 30. Dem, no church.
5. 7. Butler, IS. never voted. Chris.
tian.
S. J. Rice, %. Dem. no church.
r. {. Lloyd, q. Dem. Baptist
W. 7. Cowen, 81, Dem, no church
T. +. Hays, o., Dem. no church.
The following are the names Of the
petit jury with the age. politics and
church membership. as reported:
'" !. Compton, q, Dem. no church.
&. W Duley, IS. Dem, no church.
J. l.. Mitchell. SO, Dem. no church.
J. 7. Cuee. 90, Dem. Baptist.
Fred Driskill. p. Dem. no church.
$. o. lackey. 20. Dem. no church.
John Huton, 81. Dem. no church.
J. c. Hooks. g. Dem. Baptist
A. K. Slaydcn, IS. Dem. no church.
W. J. Slaydcn. y. Dem. Baptist
&. W. Cooper. 81. Dem. no church.
Geo l. Moss, 30. Dem. no church.
Chas |ick, 80. Dem. no church.
J. y. Mahan. 90. Dem. Presbyterian.
Ernest Lockhari. q. Dem. Baptist
j. o. Henson, IS. Dem. Methodist
&. A. Decker -. Dem. Methodist
J. b. Virgins. -, Dem. no church.
l. 7. Wor'en. %. Obyrcqucst report.
I'D mule Dem. Baptist.
Thos. Jones, %. Dem. no church.
W. J.. Thompson, 81. Dem. no
'hurch
J. ". Gawties a.. Dem. no church
?. \. Lantrip. o., Dem. Baptist
!. l. Edwards. %. Dem. Baptist /
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A Gard.
To TnE vorER OF Carrrypr,
COUNTY

To TnE vorERs % Cmrrrypr,
COUNTY
After being solicited and urged b,
quite a number u friend, rum ii
political parties and chosen NV An,
unanimous vote u the eommi,i,, 4
my party ! have consented D. l,,,,,. ,
candidate Tor the Office u county ,,,,,
s'e's' but am sorry 10 say that h Nm
BE- impossible for me- 10 make ss,,b,rs
nae a ihofuugh canvas Housy,r
",ll do The bys, ! can in hi, rc,p,,,.
u would afford me great pleasure q,
VISIT You personally in your home,. bg,
ms Is beyondmy power. You can rc,,
assured that feel grateful 10 yoy y,
past iavora and will appreciate your
sympathy and help in this contest.
No'h'ng known 10 me would give mo
more pleasure than to serve ,on :.
your mex, county clerk. lthir,s I
am Ike many Of you, growing ola. bu,
yet feel ! know that / can di,rbsrs.
The duties Of the Office personally.
" elected, yVu will always AMI ~. 81,
my poe, ready TO serve you.
Faithfully yours. u. woops
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N. B.. CLRK ACCEPTS
THE NOMINATION
In Favor oil Economic Administration
OF State Affairs.

Mr.. PHIL CLARK, CHAIRMAN REPuBLr.
CAN CONVENTION AT SALEM, KY,
AND OTHERS:
Gentlemen
In thus accepting the nomination
rendered me as your candidate for rem
resentative in the next general assem-
bly, OF Kentucky | desire to thank you
Tor the confidence imposed in me and
accept the nomination from a sense Of
duty rather than personal interest.
II Is my earnest desire to represent the
good people Of Crittenden and Living
ston counties IN such way as will 90
down % the credit Of myself and the
general good Of the State. and enter
the race with no other motive in
view.
lam in favor Of impartial juries
honestly elected according to law. and
am uneompromisingy opposed 10 pack.
ing luries and composing them only Of
one political party. It is for the good
OF the community that courts should
be free from all political and religious
influence, and should be guided BY Jus.
tiee and law impartially administered.
! believe in fair and honest elections
and the counting Of every vote as
cast.
While the present election law needs
to be amended so as to give the people
all needed protection in their right.
and ! an in favor Of such amendment
TO my mind the secret system Of yot.
ing Is much better than the viva yoce
system.
stand for an economic adminiytra.
ton Of the affairs Of the State and am
opposed TO all grating and corruption.
II elected, | shall faithfully try 10
serve the people 10 the very best Of
my ability. Very respectfully
NJ. Il. CLARK. .
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By q Taxpayer.
Mr. Editor

Mr. Editor.
The Crittenden Pres. the name,
noted Tor ~ many untrue statement.
Tor which It Is IN no sense responsible.
as Il has a mania for telling Of thing.
mat have no existence In this w..t .
issue Il makes a pitiable and veal
eHort 10 justify the Democratic Jury
wheel stliiing in this county Apv
man Of ordinary intelligence knows m.
statements contained IN the Pres an.
untrue. l, asys that Tor ton ysar. the
federal Jures of Kentucky have been
composed Of Republicans and N, Dem.
ocraH have been called 10 s.r.. am s,,
Of The federal juncs of this state. mi.
We deny.
Prominent Democrats u this county
and residents Of this town have With,
the last year served upon IN. f..lr-sl
Juries at Paducah. IN recent trial NJ
the Democratic election offender, i'm a..
federal court of Louisville. NOR, tb,,
l"o-thIrds Of the jury we're Democrat.
bl' suppose the federal courts Of ,bi.
state IN violation Of law and In total
disregard Of the oath Of officer. past
the Junes from one political PARTY h.,
political purposes. does that Justify Nh.
state courts IN this county On doth.
same ;hIngs7 Il would be- no ,,rg..
The Pres. In its editorial written by
IT. stock holder, lawyer and politician
attempts 60 throw dust in the eve, m
Republicans BY IL, false ,,at,m,s, H.
regard 70 a certain Republican r.,,,,
Official beng tried by a n,morr.,,
jury IN The first place nv iur, iy,,,
any such case. The court s.ttl,J IN.
matter himself. The irdirtmrg, 49, ~, ~,
placed n . Democratic law oti,cc IN ~
town Of Marion Tor the sole purf. y, ~, y,
causing some Republican 10 vi. H.
D,smocTaiic ticket, but Il va. 49,,
cHort and 9 complete failure
REPUBLICAN TAt PrAYrR
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The Democratic leaders have begun
the fight FOR the lining.up Of the Dem.
oeratle voters, not for the purpose Of
eieeiing ticket in this county. at all
that being hopeless case. but 10
strengthen them in the senatorial fight
and Il possible, 20 elect the arable iury
commissioner to the legislature Our
reader :, arc already aware Of the fact
mat certain politicians have promised
that the better element Demoeracy
Of Livingston county should be vbipp.5
into line. and the lash Tor that purfose
N that county is hourly expected. A. II
Is reported that County Judge Evan.
mas Just concluded a conference with
I. II. Cochran and Others to tina, end.
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The Opening DAY.

Much interest O.. being unaffected
DO The gteat opening day planned BIS
The merchant, and citizen. of Marion
O., ihr end ~ tho hu.lling season
1t th, opening meeting. Of tb,
'"mmere'-. viab. which ba,, been
hcii Boo ths court house 4arns ala,
past trn week. ths plan. fora n .r.
yuins DAY ~ o., new aud l.itsr
Marion have already ds,slor.d Co. .
point vhor, it D., afs io rmmi.. ,
Rcd Letter pay mriha,e who can
'"m, Co Marion 1000 lht day
NJ tbr mcruu. on a.t Friday
night BE- ua. decided 1us.da, oct
2iih, would beet .ult Cd, maiort, N
people interested. and allou smpl,
time i"r nearly o,,g merchant or
rr"i'''i"n'. man o. ,aslu permanent
quarter u ha. sine, boon di,,,,.
cred. however that Mr.da, b. t.,
early 800 th, week Co. make prpsa.
uon' Tor festival oi tht maenitud,
planned without the su,,rainm,p,
committee aud hclpcr working ali
day ~ the sunday preceding /,
probable. therefore. that "Wednesday
Oct slth, will be- selected instead 4,
The meeting to be- held next FRIDAY
evening, when the question If chang
ing the date will be- btoush, up and
voted upon.
Next week announcement will 4,
made VI the exact date chosen n.
scihcr With the manner u entertain.
ucn' which will be- furnished ,i,i,,r.
." The city on the opening day
The committee on factor, lo,s,ion,
go'.l .acrc.. In their ss.1.
!" Interest thc bushes. men and ,i,.
ien' generally 10 securing one M
more factories Tor this city
Everybody vbo can d. requested q,
''cnd The meeting al d., ranr b,,.,
ext Friday evening at2o.,lo,l n,
'h'le lev can plan apl act on ,acb
mpor'au, measure. IL alc.a crowd
% generate enthusiasm and secure
uppoi sufficient To accomplish the
ircaicst success.
{. u. Wurmousr.
Chm. prss Com.
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CAMPAIGN YEAR"-EvANs

The Livingston Banner. Of last w..g
undertook to make the voters Of Iiy.
igstoh county believe tha, Count
Judge Evans b. not member NJ ,b.
hseal court and has nothing 10 d, with
the liking 81 The tax rate. The y,,.r.
oil Livingston county are men Of ipt.lli.
genee and know who has the fixing o.,
Tie Tax rate. Mr. Henderson. In his
speech at salem. went upan the d.,
that Judge Evans Is member az Al.
hseal court just as other count, Judge,
are members II fiscal courts. and p.r.
maps he assumed to- much when he "a.
sumcd that the county Judge. eoun,y
attorney and county clerk Of I.iyibv,,oy
county we're the ones that informed
the magistrates II the financial e,,Ji
uon Of the county. and a. o. what AZ.
Tax rate should be-. as such officer a,
W other counties. Ono u I.iyinv.,s,
eoun,y'sbcs, Democrats went N n,
Henderson on the day n the Salem
convention and told him that h, b,J
Just been 10 Judge Evan. asked binto
furnish him some tools with which I,
work The public rad over which B.
was The oycraccr. b.; he judge ,s5
MN that there was ~ appropriate,
made with which 10 buy any tools for
The roads As this was campaign year
The TAX rate hal been Gu, down % 4,
cents and the ruas would hay, 10 !.
without tools until the tar rate could
b. raised
Mr. Banner. yoa ,ay The county
cut Of debt, that's what III, n,r,.
cratic county judge Of this count, .,,l
Tour years ago. but after The cj,c,i,,
bones Ia, had b,cr due for lon
years were raid OF and burned
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HOS's IhIsl

We oTcr One Hundred dollars Re-.
ward TOT AM case Of Ca,arrah tina,
cannot he cured BY Halls Csnrh
curc. T. j. CusNrY& Co.. rololo. q
We, the undersigned. have kpow,
T. J. chegny Tor the last 10 years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in an
Ou''ne" transactions and financially
able 10 carry on, any obligation. MAD,
by hi, firm.
WALp'Na KiyNAy & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggist. Tolcio. O
Halls Ca,auh Care is taken is,.,r.
ally acting directly upon the blood
and muecs surface Of the s,.,,m
Testimonials sent frc. Price ~. No,
bottle fot sale BY all Druggists.
Tale hill's Family Pm. for eon,,,.
nation.
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THEPREss PHILANTHROPY,

In las, wcel's issue of Pres. thor.
appeared IN article written by som,
one criiicizing the appointment, Of II.r.
bert Never a. postmaster at Tolu. IN.
s,ead OF l.. :. Guess. 1, speaks y,r,
h'ghly Of eur lamchlci fiebd. J. W
Cues. father u l.. 4. Cues
jose Gees was all the Press clsims,l
for him. and much more. Ne was one
OF The mos, amiall c ard beloved men
We ever knew. Asa christian gentle.
man and useful ciliscn. he had no .ups.
y ID Il Is true, a. the Pres claim.
ed he was one of the leaders Of tho
Republican party. who tried 10 Aeon
The Goebcliies from stealing the s,s,s
oH'Sc', under forms Of law. but who
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-15

Joplin. Mo-, September TO- The or,
from the Bumblcbcc mine hclI ia rec.
ord u taking the highest price u an,
ore IN the district last week which VA.
81. Hls price is an advance " s. Ter
ton over the price paid Tor zinc ore la,
week. and. In fact, very large Dor.
ton Of the purchases during the week
were made At about g. per ton higher
han last week. placing the assay basis
Al 50 % So per ton Tor ~ Der cent
tino. The adych, u the la Harm.
smclicr company into the field the pa,t
two weeks, with orders a. the ar,pts
n buy, has put a different asp.ct o,
The ore situation from that Of tvo
weeks ago. when b was freely pr,.
d'eied that the smcl,crs had formed [.
coalition 10 force hr assay basi, prier
down 60 So per ton II ~ I.cr cent s,pe
The purchase u over thirty car, by the
IA harpe company when the ore had
reached SIS bssiN paying an advance
over other buyers, seems to have
changed the entire order Of procedure.
supposed 10 have been mapped out by
the smcl,crs. Lead continues in excel
lent demand At 81 per ton. with a few
choice bins selling a, $500.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-15
uealh Of an Asylum PdlIenl.

{ NJ Powell, an asylum pa,isD,
rom run Livingston county. died at N,
Institution Wednesday. he Wa. -
year' Old and has been a, the a.,l,,,
Tor some time. The remain, No. ,,',,.
kcnluekian. '''''''
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kenluCkY Palenls

Granted this week. Reported b,
g a. Snow a Co.. Patent Attorney.
Washington u. G.. samuel ~ Fcrru.
.on. Louisa, Curtain pole supporter
James T. ManniS. Manchester. Filter.
for copy u any u the above patents
send ten cents .n postage stamrs with
ihs date of ths bapcr toe A. Snow a
Co., Washington. u. G..
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-15
Pope County Fair.

The forty.second annual fair given
by the Pope County Agricultural As.o.
eia,ian will be held at Golconda. m.
October ~. The Pope county fair has
a reputation Of being one u the best IN
southern Illinois, and the management,
y determined 10 make this years eShi.
hition arccordbrcaker. The race track.
one Of the best in this section. Il In
perfect condition. Large purses are
offered and good racing Is assured.
Grea, monster wild.wcst show on race
track The las, few days. Many new
attractions Write secretary for pre-.
MUM list.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-15

r u. Cas-, store keeper and gaugcr
~ Henderson, was here this week VIA.
i'ing his many friends Since he wen,
10 Henderson Mr. Cas- has done well
and prosPcrd. llc now owns a com.
Portable home In Henderson beside,
a number q desirable building lot..
Mr. Duke llill will no, preach a, IN,
Cumberland Presbyterian church Sun.
DAY a. was heretofore announced
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-15
Attacked Bya Mob

and beaten. IN labor ri5,. until covered
Eith sores. a Chicago street car en-.
ducior applied Buoklcns Aruica salye
and Wa soon sound and well II us.
u IN nay family. vritcs &. J. Welch
Of Ickonsha. Mich, and find {
pufcct " Simply great for cuts and
burns. Only - at Haynes & TayIor's
drug storr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-15
OF Cheap.

Hc may well think. he has got m
cheap. who, after having contracted
constipation ~ indigcstion. b. still able
w perfectly restore his health. Moth.
ing viii do this bu, DR.. Kings New
Lifc Pills. A quick. pleasant, and
certain cure iur headache. constitution
etc. PC at Haynes a Taylor's drug
tore.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-15
MINING MATTERS.
lCanlInue.l lt.ml.t n..rl

b. on agreement before ,tc fcisn.
eoar, Of Louisville last Friday between
ih" attorney. %, contempt case,
againstW u Mann. c. S Kn.sh, and
W J.. Kennedy. 81 Livingston county.
arrested al the ins,an,, ~ uc federal
court un the charge ~ violating an
injunction saii we're dismissed Ac.
eordiug O. Che agreement. The mines
which are Boz litigation tn LIvngston
county are o. fcmain iiIe and the tenn.
poray injunction u " 49, Mann
against all persons claiming o. have a
lease on the mines. BE- 60 be- enforced
Attorney Thomas O.. Cree represented
he defendants and Attorneys Wheeler
Hughes & Perry and {. e. Gresham
The plaintiffs.
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SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
FRIDAY, SEPT. Is, 1905.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

FOR STATE SENATOR
ROBERTL L. MOORE
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
NJ. b. CLARK
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
WALTER A. BLACKBURN
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
CARL HENDERSON
FOR COUNTY CLERK
c. +. WELDON
FOR SHERIFF
J. +. FLANARY
FOR JAlLoR
ALBERT II. TRAVIS
FOR ASSESSOR
J. ANTHONY DAVIDSON
FOR SURVEYOR
JAS. Z. SULLENGER
FOR CORONER
CHARLES WALKER
FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
JOHN b. PARIS
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-15

State Prison Commissioner George V.
Green Of Christian county, reports
that survey is being made for a
switch to be made for the Illinois Cen.
tral at EddyvilIe to the branch peniten.
tiary.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-15

The West Kentucky Coal Company
will erect steel buildings at or near
Sturgis for storing the output Of il
mines.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-15

ltene-lsh't this a lovely bqlti JscI
sent Il TO me as a present.
Maud !, fiIs you to perfection. IL
must have measured Il aruund hi.
arm - Chicago Tribune.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-15

II Is reported that a movement is on
foot to build an electric street car line
in Hopkinsville.