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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-04
COURSE OF STUDY
Selected by Prof. Victor c. Kee, for Marion Graded
School. Fall Term Begins Sept. Is, 1905.

PRIMARY DEPARTMENT FIRST GRADE.
Arithmetic Numbers from to 1000
Drawing Practical Drawing. No. l.
Reading Goes FIRST Days at school McGufeys FRS, Reader
Spelling Difficult Words in Reading Lesson.
Writing Rational Writing Book, No. l.
Physical Culture
Vocal Music.
SECOND GRADE
Arithmetic Ray Modern Primary
Drawing Practical No II.
Reading McGufey's Second. Graded Classics
Spelling.
Writing Book No. H.
Physical Culture.
Vocal Music.
THIRD GRADE.
Language Long
Arithmetic Rays Modern Primary.
Drawing Practical No III.
Geography Oral Lessons
Reading -McGufey's Third
Spelling.
Writing Rational No III.
Physical Culture.
Vocal Music
FOURTH GRADE.
Arithmetic Rays Elementary
Physology-New Century Elementary.
Drawing Practical No ".
Spelling.
Language Hyde. Long
Geography Natural Primary
Reading -McGufey's Fourth
Writing Rational w.
Vocal Music
Physical Culture
GRAMMAR SCHOOL FIFTH GRADE.
Spelling.
English Haryey's New Language Lessons.
Reading -McGufTey's Biographical Selections.
Hstory-Eclectic Primary
Arithmetic Rays Elementary COMPLETED RAYS Intellectual
Geography Natural Primary
Writing Rational No v
Physiology New Century Elementary
Drawing Practical, No. V.
Physical Culture
Vocal Music
TXTH GRADE
Spelling
Grammar Haryeys New English Theme work -,
United States History New Eclectic
Arithmetic Rays Practical Intellectual Completed
Geography Natural, Complete.
Writing Rational No VI
Physiology New Century. intermediate
SEVENTH GRADE.
Spelling
United States History New Eclectic
Grammar Harveys New English Themes
Arithmetic Rays Practical Completed Raabes a. supple
mentary.
Geography Na,ura:complc,c Finished
Writing National. No VII
Physiology New Century intermediate
Physical Culture.
Vocal Music,
EIGHTH GRADE
Arithmetic Mines High School
Civil Goycmmcnt. Pc,erman
History Of Kentucky Knkcad
LAtin-Smilcy Stork Beginner
English Maxwell a Smiths Writing in English Literature
Classics: Eyangelnc, Enosh Arden.
Physical Geography Maury's
mCH SCHOOL. FIRST YEAR
Latin Collars Gate to Ccsar Collars Conp5.i,io, Ale, &
Grccnoagh's.
Grammar
Spelling.
English Lockwood Emcrson's Composition and Rb.,, IT,
era'urc Classics Vicar q Wakefield Sa Manner Masl,b
Mathematics Mines High School AaIrcbra.
History Myers General
YEAR
Latin Caesar -Four Book. Latin Composition Allen c,,,,
ough's Grammar '''
Expression.
English lockwood Emerson Literature Classic. p,,.,
Speech. Ancient Mariner. Julius Caesar 'H
Mathematics High School Ar,tr, r.,rr.,., u,
Geometry. "'"'"'''h y
Spelling
THIRD YuR
Latin comros'ion Grammar ceyr, -Four Book. y.r,a
English panc,ss,s lr,r.Ilrtiar ,a F-r.t I.,.,..
chant 81 vyni,,. i,srt.- ' "'''., N'r.
Ma'hymatios Gcomytiy. y.rr',,sI
ScvntC Physics Gyvtgv
Literary Criticism Painter
Expression.
EXTRA COURSES
Glasses in Grces French German will Boo f-,.l .,...
demand .'''l There "a
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-04
THIRD GRADE.

Language Long
Arithmetic Rays Modern Primary.
Drawing Practical, No. H.
Geography Oral Lessons.
Reading McGufey's Third.
Spelling.
Writing Rational, No. III.
Physical Culture.
Vocal Music.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

EeU-Tork. December 80. 1905
flour AND sfEALl-E-susss 81 lio1lr vas on a
steady Spring patents, 81 1og1 43 n
stTaiEhts. sa P0gS+ 1os winter Iateuts - l2HSa ~
snf extra NJ ? winter - z5GS3 FLOUR steady
Quoted: Fair good s. sc9S4 To- choice % fancy 81 @
81 90 CORnyNtEAL steady Quoted: KIN GFlsc &c
So 10, % brand BAGAi5AL steaey i4lotgds Etsls
white and yellow. 81 % c9arss s. ia y -
Western hrj city frTn quoted. western "a sEing S4-'
SOS ~ ali January shipment city bran SIS 30 bulk.
gl6 50 sacks miGdliug. SO 5lSS 5) red cog. Si 0Of
foIrinv chop sol 20 bulk So sacks oiuaaL S31 30
active affair Things considered and with the eZcef
ton Of Iecent-r, which broke under .auinnatlon NFs
firm. dosing a. p ssc net a1Ez1es .5e I'se-s
deliveries dropped 20 per the immediate
ing p5stIons displayed little Seasess in response
10 poor Liverpool cales anf aeIfea IN NIfLSest mar
kes but soon rallied, and the balance q the regular
session ruled firm COVERING good hI slneTt az ts
west and the ro5uha estimate for only SsQOOo0 bush
factor added hUtisF
ness the cleaarcs oS TGoQ buls -four
vate cables Argentine laid further stress on tho
wet weather there which has DELAYED harvesting There
was very wheat sale during tie regular session
and bull support WIS continued tsht W ~ sla ,LSs
The Paris showed net rise 1f upnts Berlin
points DECEMBER ami q mark hgher On
May. Budapest closed points net higher The cash
market in New York closed f10ws NO. red 92c
Gle and Z If1at# No. Northern I'liutns
a4Gc 3 s ahoat C0RN-Tus December option IN
under manipulation. Late positions however showed
steadiness markets. IsrtiE IN sympathy with
g bush Liverpool closed n
IA net lower Chicago recents exceeded tho esti-
mates somewhat hut sEreIt rlRR aTguud J
these Influences had little effect 80 corn N New YORK
closed SIC FOR old and 5H<c Tor new, . y
eloat: No white aIi.c and No yellow 502sc Z . p
market steady,
Tces as follows 28 81 b. S6ieG3Ic5 natural
white so 81 b 37sG3sc and clipped white 81 to 80
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

SeT-To-l December 90 1903
-rY--- r.o,s--s vars 53 cars gOT asst. including
4 80 9Tec and re balance the market No trad-
--5sv feeling steady Dressed oseI Sow a. -
- - .sva sides 80 later cables fron1 London and
5-- -l-a.-aS Flxports from this port t1--ay we're
-Is rzAr-4 and : 80 quarters ot oe=r 49,.
lI3 ESs--, c'nzi8-s --sS.--
,-1- ID feeling rouanauy steady CITY
,eas IA good demand a. sglAc per Ib country
s1Ir-z-3 .S.r IaMBs-Recsp-s were cars or l. so
80 a--IsS-r q car market. HAJ'lg WIN To
szia .-o-E 10 sale, all a. Js7ssy t1y 5a2 ass2
z-e-a II zr- ku1l- and s-saly aLrns slN al.t - 80
l5us- Al set sheep sod At $tgs4 - P15 PT - y, no ~
-IeaIo. - = dressed lambs weak Al lg
xewton r9 IL state laTs@ 50 - ? ssarege
= ) - uer 100 =. le5 10 8! p al - 20 10 @ C.S a.
=, ST * OEso sEasp- 10 =, a. 81 % S12ts o.
- - = Is a. I6S =. = =; do Is 2.
c5r7r.zz.-r COMPANY: 3 cznada iaE5bss 30 10 y =
$ - d, 63 r. e s. 30 a. - r. a .. - r.
' Hs-iasto7 155 canada lambs los r. a s. . ia6
81 - = Flt-Z ve-e a765 head. al s2aztsne5 direct
zr-f.-77a-e-z Feeling EouslEs!-y s-e@1E 'olnt
= 80 sTu II = g77sa re- 2 for heavy 70 Hght
s..-i,- -s-.sr,. : Judd Z. 60 state a-ss. 20
= Sea a. $ 60 Per 80 p t91ghs a-' fo AZ - o.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
Railroad
Lackawanna

IN grain but later eassd OF soneuhat under realizing
chicago receipts 1900 Kansas city had 1000 and
Omaha 1000. PORK steady quoted; Mess Sli 'tg
Sl+ 70. family SIS 505 short clear Sl5gSI EF quiet
50IS10 SDs family Sll JOSl2 30; packet
SO 5iyTs11 E0s eytra India mess SIT 5o4SIs BEEF
HAMS quiet quoted at $50 5Oqs22. DRESSED HOGS
40 ~ 7&47l5c; pigs, 1%.d8c- CIT MIlAIs.Etckled
bellies slow Qu1teG5 949%c 10 n. sac IL
10 Si-c. Picked shoulders LsoTninal quoted
at Gl4 Picked dull. quoted az 81 ge4.c
TALL0W steady city 4tsC; country, ~ 6A'sc LARD
steady. Quoed Cacago prime steam 70 g775c; middle
prime. 1900 nominal City lard quiet; quoted at
7lzc Refined lard quiet quoted; South America. sc;
Continent, .90ci Brazil kegs e65c Compound firm:
quoted at So I57sc STEARINE dull. Quoted: Oieo,
- 6Ietc. CITY lard stearine SIstsc.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
Country Board.

TED WOMAN. owning comfortable home. VIII.
T. take children 20 train and care t3r yefne9 80
i-tauigznt EsHitay losatoni rSe-A
Lsr - SsV-YcTk; references given and Fsaatzs% r. "a
= r. o. kox I,IZ2 Ssg-IoTS
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Neu-York December 60 1905.
day rather easy feeling pyeya.ls Marrow would
I.e 20 e { T2S a. 80 asSS3 Medium have settled
70 81 ioQS2123a and the latter fu high Pea aooq.
Wss sarl II 6g week Red kidney steady other
s. s qnes S mS45 sG95SR s s ea9cs ss0 of Dshe
So 49, d3 Sea choiee 81 75as1 "a DO fair % god
81 6oaSi 50 90 5 Tsa S fI.o g. SOUP $5 5oGs3 5
yellow s. So DC lima Gal{oTnisi lts & aSsi az "
B toas 4S4 s1n6g5 Rkgs s59fsv s11fS q o. s s
needs 9 30e0e There e has howeyer been good
SoaI S 81 f trade during the Week and i
good shape Prices are not gq9taey oaasea me @ The
extent Of receipts We quote GrsaTeTy extras s per ~
Ts 81 8246 do seconds iSa25c do thirds 183
72S do held extras 22 28o DO ATsts 2o@2e; seconds
Do seconds lsa l9c q" aiTas g renoyafed
extras 1ee q2oq DO hrsg iT4Slsc 90 seconds leg
SO j. i5iae. as 81 q 155sGl6 40 80 5. l4815c
g tho year but n s9a bath n 4. IhdRs aRsr6ur 1871 joints
the new year fairly opens holders very firm in their
prssent rfces skins in moderate supply ana held firmly
Liverpool cable el % for eolorGa aI I srte coiored
ana White sspteIns fancy l45 % october best q : g
large Pike far Jignt skins siiss Sc @ 1lg
a. common M I u fair 7l. asc % flii SKINS 8s. a4&c
further break n prices "a ancaSi9. st = bst teTe Is
eggs are moving slowly Is weak although
sat Pe8nsglyana and nearby selected White 8eo
,ts @ s2iS Is e45 88sst rst g aaSo Hsa Western ss
urdergradss. 2oaz6cf Kentucly agd LeIsIezsee
BIsIf5I5Pruls apples the SPOT naTaet are
ae ana s steady qt e. 1889 p % ah4Rgs fsa9
Y r sast r 5is dS choice 16i1 81 DO prime. en-? %
nearly prime aa9lsci DO S24uoI, s94 4gs7 a.
IIAa 4l2s BAE(BERf{lE 49, AZ a MOO
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
BERMUDA.

volume .. demand me hoIitays have been Psssd
The rev YEAR Is The OF tho
M. -tat veak sTRAW-Market unchansso. 81 l4c TOP
Ljzraf~rs a. hav il tons reported a.
r.-oiIcs Exchange today: HGdSln EtlyeF
g6fl F--ls fTO. Pennsylvania, 70. IeEsh Val
- psItlTrors ana Ohio 50; Central oc Ns2--JersSy
- 20 +Cr4 receipts Of straw, so The total
~ sn4 straw FOR December rsDo-tst b. the
Ss-y5-k produce Exchange amounted 70 SDN9I to4s
~ D 9-6 tons straw Similar receipts dusir8 ths
- 1655 ws-e 38T O49 hay and 263[ tons straw
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31


EETALs-Ths market for regular and foundry pig iron
certificates on Produce Exchange ruled generally
steayr with prices about the previous nights .es
February regulars $l6 I5 l1
January foundry StG - ana 200 N foundry
Regulars quoted follows Cash. SD -sEats
December SIC 5pU$ January Slb 90 ClG FeEE-a
ana March $3.50 bid. pril Sl5 asked May SIG 0lnSll
OCEAN FEEIGHIS-THe market for ocean 1rslgEtS
to-day practically neglected and charters
holiday conditions abroad and tho Testrt
ties on the Exchange checked business Qucta
Liverpool. 2izI; London and Glasgow, 3t4ds HUI
Newcastle $40. Bristol 3izi January Jlth and
Antwerp Hamburg and Bremen 90 pigs Rotterdam
HGStzC cotton 70 Jay rpoos per 100 10, 20c London
cats. is l6i2d.
CIIsS-CUttonsee5 II advanced stlI further on con
tiuucE good specgs II demand. limited offerings,
crude South and covering Of shorts.
quite active, Sales 100 Jsnuary at Sic and
I.IuQ BIC: 100 March ~ 1c. 200 March at 81 4c:
300 May 31a4ci aHd $500 May &c Refined petr5
quiet unchanged prices LlnseeG oil was
steady at the recent advance. We quotcs PtEgLElM
Standard white. bUs T6Ocs hulk. 4l"si 'hslads plar
755cs bulk q 4e5e; refined cases. Negg-1oIk, l9Slc;
Philadelphia 10 25e; water white NeTyGor, hhls, ttcs
bulk, soc Philadelphia 955c bul e56. water white
cases. NewYort. 1890: philadelphia. iS &c COTTON
SEED OII1PrtEe crude, q nils. Z4a-t-2es Rr}IIne
GIs4c March. 3liza32c: May 5-Q32l+n, and July 3t4
TfNSfTb OIIlATnercan seed city 4VG4lcs out Of
65d6fc
PROVISIONS provision market was frmer early
on commission buying OF lard and the strength
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL Z. Z.
~ - 81 81 q.

West 23d ST. - H
STATIONS: Foot Liberty St. y r.
leaves 10 minutes earlier. except as noted by designating
EAsTON BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCEi
CHUNK-z40O 6.15 Eastonl, 9 10 a. M, 20. ~.
800 b545 Easto9 onty) p al sun, q - :. a. -
wfLlEsB3RRE AND SCRANTON 4. II. 10
BOO u u SUNDAYS zf30 A NJ 80, = -
LAKEWOOD, LAKEHCPST, TOMS RIVER AM BAtt-,
NEGAT-z4 co. 8. 40 A II. I30. a0 20 x6Os llaE Eocd
Lakehurst k3 40, e. 80 +. NJ SUNDAYS, go - ~,
Cg+0 Lakewood ana Lakehurst.l
ATLANTIC. CITY--s9 30 & "A. NJ k+3 80 p. NJ
POINT, PLEASANT AND SEASHOEE pom TS-z4 D9
$50 a. NJ. 20. "a A5, . 30 $50. jl2gI. s1n-
except Ocean Grove, 800 800 4, NJ -
ATIANTic HLDs. sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BcEt..
EAST LONG BRANCH-E+00. 800 80. llS0 a ~,
PFfIAD DEilPFIIA-,z4 80 M 90. nsoO 900. m.1oo
sI1OO A NJ u"12 &C. mi uO - 90. 500 800, n oVO
m.6OO 900 ts0O. $500. $40 30 P NJ jsI2l5 ,n5t
ms2OO. mts4 90. 600. ZOO. 'Jl240
READING HARRISBURG. POTTSNfLLE AND WILL.
IAMSPORT-I iz4OO. "a 30 800. g 10. 1000 llOO
A. Reading oriy), 400 n 70, f2u0 z. u lEsead-
ing Pottsve Harrisburg on.yD. T4gD 80, SD = Sl
'Daily. tDaiIy except sunday sSunl Us. fFaTtnr
car. xSa turdays only. zF,rom Liberty 81 only
From Twenty third stTeet-Z5 20 II. NJ C55O P AI,
el2 20 p NJ "a 80 P. NJ J115O p NJ, kS 20 p. NJ
Offices Liberty West 23d St. Astor House 2ti
454 1900 1854 Broadway iS2 9TH Aye 2s1 6tn Ave. -
Brooklyn; broadway. Williamsburg Sew York Trans
fer Co calls for and checks baggage q destiaat2n
". @. BESLER, q u ~ X
Vice-PreB Gen. Mgr. Gen Pass T Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

Holiday az Nev-orIeans and Galveston.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
NEW YnRE NEN RlIEN Z hartford B. R

Trains depart from Grana central station 42d II AMI
18th Ave. as .OlOws for #., w .4,o.1 ~
BOSTON. via New London Proytf 10 .o9 * ~ ~
A. M 4tII:UO, * I;DI, 'x,S:00 II 800 = s.yE5.
sJ12:Oo p 81 Via W Wiimantic-T' 200 a AI 200 =
II Via S1f8-+g.OO NJ II 500. 800, 'llsoO 2 \!
WORCESTER and FITCHBCR4. yla PUTIN Ma p NJ
4IAbrENILLE and NORFOLK IS ~ "a. u 3:5L = IL.
CT. HARRINGTON. STOGKBRi9ljta I4ENOS. n -
FIF-ID-t+ so IS 40 A. 81. T3 31 2. "
Tcket ofces at cG1and Central station and cl25th 81.
also al c281. 1Is5. c1354 broadway, c25 nln Sqlae
Fffth C245 columbus Ave. cbt9 Madison Ave.
c278 west 125th 2 79s Third ave- IN ErooAlyn co.
F4llt0 L. Broadway
sEaiIy Except sundays Sstops ct l25th So xsyo2s
aiming car. cParlor ana Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

III q s. COMSTOCK, ct New York once
windsor Arcade. Fifth Ave and 46th S''
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
Railroads.
Railroads.
Pc SYLvANIR
RAILROAD.

N g u %& eafE % ~
RAILROAD.
STATIONS FOO, OF West twenty third stree. and
. Leaving tine from pssbT2.sss sad SsIo SGTtIa96s s6t
.sr'y 'l-5o III FOR THE west
.1o55 a n ST LorIs LIMITED. FOR Cincinnati
.lo5sAM TIE ~ : PESSs71vASIA LIMITED .
155P.M cHfS1G0 cT4:@INSAr1. AND ST.
.s5sP.M PESEsfr5VaIfs E2g5s EAFfEss SPECIAL
IS hours to ChicaE0
::sssP.H ::ss PM THEeA9o aEs4fzx lEsFTER TxraEss
's25P 81 LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXP
.s%5 3 II eEE4El. ATlz 81 IS i5 S5b c1xcrSSAT1 EXP.
y.' WasHISGToS hSb 6fs.fH THE SOUTH
~ % = -. ~ = = 81 s.
555 SIS 1910 night SUNDAY. ; 81. = Ti-5 p.
itsd,5. .825 .4s8 '95s. '5.55, SIS p n, lslo
sogJg,+7aERs RALwAT.-'1s5s. '3sS, '4ss ? m
ATLANTIC COAST LIHE-ss25 a n. and ss5 ? n
sEsBoARD AIR LISE.-12s5 ?. m. ana 12io a n
E2sER1ToLK AND WESTERN RAILwAE--'s' Is ? n
cFfEslAPEAEE Z OHIO RAIlwAy.-'7ss m
ron OLD Pc5s5T (. .r5MF6RT ana SoaFoLz-'75 .
ATLANTIc ciTY-s55 & m and :65 N week.
dsZs sgusays '755 ..
BRowNas MILLS .IS-TF4E- PfSEs-sss a week.
@ T5r. Sz AsREsg sEE AKA 9Sssp g9s sazso
S55 a m l225. SIS: 455 2 n aEf l5.i9 y "iE"'
FOR PHILADELPHIA
- -25 '755. s25, s5. 's25 955 '935. 'l3ss' 3ss
1928. 2.55 425, Is s455 s't455 for Morn PhS.
oeiphia culyl 55 IS Is, 55 so. %. 8 -, s-2
fe55 for North Phsdaiphie only) l2.LD htszzs
weekdays. SUNDAYS sos. 49,. SIS. .s23 s222
'fIp.55. s. M 25 So Il .55. s33s. 90
'425 t'+4s5 for North Philadelphla o1iyl ,.. %.
'5.55. ss25. Ts55. s25 S.55. 8 % f95S lot No1Su
'DI5iag Gar, otiz5 tEx.rs.fare are train.
FIFTH Avenue lbelow 23d sta 263 Fifth Avenue
Corner 2etk House snd stations Tslnled
above BROOKLYN, 3{2 Fulton street: $50 tul:on
Broadway
GoR The New York Transfer Company viii ceLl IoL
and check baggage from hotels and residences
TeIephore .54s Chelsea. ror PennsyIvan:a Railroad
yr- ~ ..-Tz-z5rar-rv = r WOOD.
General Manager Pass.r Trafsc Manager
GEO W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31
BARTLETT IN
THE ST. CHARLES.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
Most select location fronting distinctive
xclusiv high class patronage and ho
baths g0f pTiVtexsss
room plans, rates.
n y 2S9 4th Ay. ,EEWIfN = ET6 y, IsSFs-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

Mr.. DAVID PLUMER,

General Manager
POCANTICO LODGE. open all year.
BRIARCLIFE LODGE. June 1 20 Dec. L
New-York tribune., 1905-12-31

10. 41enAc. RYE-Narzs, nominal No Wester9 i3o
ing 41c, mailing. 45353-. both buffalo Wheat
and corn eased on i.ttle sfye- ne TsEglaE S,.
p7ac. July. e 10. Nay corn. 50isc July. sosc
Williams news., 1905-07-29

''''*: :: : ::; $: $: $: ;:: v:%: C: @ % sss' Q" s::: s:: $: *"''; S:: ::; : s::.": .a: & s~ 'ss@ :s:''. 4 ssTs~@a 5 s s sst u k"*F is B s %asa: @ ais aas ,As. aa. 4. ''''~::s :ss ;ss s 4 ;5: 's:sa f .... - ss ~.~ s' soo ........... 4sao 2 l'' < 1s:ss: .:: ::: :: :::: 3" g ::: ;s:: : i s:; :s $s: ,.~ - aso A"eTH Hsa9sos ms S1ss ssds Williams % n~~ n~ and Maxwell hsa s sssss sss !sss nsst"f A"A aa~a 4~ - 600 ." Miller a assat Ss Fasssa ssss - n7a - r~s ,sss co m.% n..;; $:; %s::s: 7ss:s: - zsa 'ssa 70 "'@ fs ss1 sE g gsss4 ssss ans ,sn@ '.'':' ''' % 1''a ," Mansfield ss:as K.nae Utah n.. @ s: ;: ''"rS s.:lss 1 ssf%:s ss. William. s*. 7~ @ :.: ~~ ~~ '"': ;:; :$ ;:: .:;: Tai 5000 ::: S" ;%S$sSis; :s 5::ss;;::a .,. ,%% - ss" s S".s n'.:;: Me :: 3;;:'' @;: '::: Utah s's"s s W " s s a' saS:': & As. s7s asn .~ issi fss1 s@ s ssssss SS williams - n.~ sss aa u Ns"'s 9 to sheep .......,...
 so % Ns"AS A7S%sessss ss sAssp... ..~....,...... l4ea John Whlw
 6 500 Morton, ,A.W, Flagstaff Lots o
 
 IOwenbyF Franks o
  s. House ddgod.. 800 nns& Nobe Winlow p hean, c ilimsAi
 
 
 
 ten, Fred
 75t2o cattle.
 E. hh nc dey.
 |PouqH S eNt
  olPerrnE
 o shp... 2 10000 1PeaL Mi,
  PhasankS Iim Houahd dgod.. oad a Ipo 15
 Reese N,
Williams news., 1905-07-29

CONCLUDED ON PAGE TWO
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-07-07

crowd-old men, ladies and all, fol-
lowing him, drank in every word. On
all sides it was said, "tell me Martin
Is not speaker-he is one of tae
finest i ever heard" He captured the
crowd, and repeated cheers of ap-
Prnvsl g~ee'ed his well fitted licks.
Col Christian next pleasantly in
roduced Mr. Swanson, who received
Z cordial welcome. At once he
launched into Govern mental affairs
pleasantly referring TO his oppo
nent-giving his platform and posi-
ton on burning issues. He cap
tured the crowd from start TO finish
and made a splendid speech and fine
impression. Many said it was Swan.
son day in Amherst.
Mr.. o. l.. Evans introduced Cap
tain Willard. At this time the rain
came up, aud all adjourned to Court.
house. Capt. Willard, embarrassed
by smaller crowd, made a plain
business talk = his platform, etc.
He explained why the convicts were
worked at Davis Shoe Factory-be-
cause the States finances a few
years ago were such as to demand it
needing the revenue from their
work to pay expenses of State. He,
too, made a good impression and
many friends. All in good spirits
and a pleasant political day. Am
herSt will warm up now,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-07-07
Peary's Prospects i'm His Dash
for the Pole.

That Peary stands q splendid chance
OF making new record is admitted by
all students OF polar research, for he en- +.
joys the advantage of the aid OF the Eski.
mos, the best dog drivers aud the finest
travellers on the frozen Polar Ocean.
However, Fialas expedition may have
accomplished some substantial work in
the past TWO years, aud got nearer to the
Pole than any predecessor; but if not,
Peary will probably be able to report
"farthest North when he returns, In a
year or two. He has leave of absence
for three years, aud should he not be
able TO get as far up toward the polar
basin this season as he hopes, he will
wait where he reaches for another twelve
months, and then try again. By attain
Ing the northing he hopes for, he will bt
spared the long journey of 400 mile.
along the coast he has previously had tC
make to reach the uttermost point oI
land, and thence dash across the foe
and II is obvious that every mile nearer
the Pole he gets his ship the shorter will
be the journey on foot which he mus
make to achieve new record From
"For the Conqaest OF the Pole" by p. T
McGrath, in the American Moathly Re
view of Reviews for July.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-07-07
POLITICS AT AMHERST CoU aT

Monday, June court was a big
day, politically, in old Amherst.
The crowd was variously estimated
at 700 or 900. On the 9 O'Clock
train from Lynchburg came U. S.
Senator Thos. S. Martin, candidate
for reelection, Congressman G. A.
Swanson and Lieut.. Governor Joseph
f. Willard, candidates for Governor.
Senator Martin came here stranger
to nearly eyeryone-not a dozen
knew him personally before-but
few if any missed meeting him. lie
is mixer and socially magnetic.
Capt. Willard also made his first
visit and impressed every one as q
pleasant and courteous fellow.
Claude A. Swanson, not stranger
here, knew many, aud soon knew all.
He carried Courthouse, Temperance
and Pedlar Districts for Governor
four years ago against Montague.
He remembered faces and names as
if he had lived here. He is a hustler
Mr.. w. K. Allen gracefully intro.
duced Senator Martin, who made, as
all admitted, the abIest as we'll as the
most logical speech ever heard
here-a fine open face, candid
honest and clear-he captured tn,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-07-07
Trouble In the Montague "Good
Government" Ranks.

Norfolk, Va, June %. = The
mother and sister of o M. Baldin-
ger are coming here, and the poll
tlcians are prophesying that he will
"squealp before the gates of the pen
itentiary close upon him.
Baldinger is convicted of forging
voters transfers to prevent men of
the anti-administration party from
voting. His punishment, in one of
the six cases pending, was fixed at
two years in the penitentiary. There
IS the same proof in the other cases,
and the politicians are whispering
the names of five prominent "good
government" leaders supposed to be
implicated in the frauds and said to
be furnishing money for the defense
and wondering If Baldinger will re-
veal their connection with the
frauds. The interest in the case il
intense. as leading politicians NAV
be involved.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-07-07
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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-07-07

can control them. If they are not
satisfied with their leader they pull
that leader out of the saddle and
take the lead themselves. They are
tired OF so much talk. They want
men who work. 1t is not the man
VINO says things that is demanded,
out the man who does things.
And that is why the people are
for Martin.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-07-07
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