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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18
Soon to Appoint.

The State Board Of Education Will
soon meet when steps vii! be taken 10
combine certain counties and towns
into divisions ard elect superentend-
ents.
Il Is suggested by some that New
Kent Carries City, James City, York
and Williamsburg. particularly the IL
tire fourteenth judicial circuit, be des-
ienated as our division The territory
will be large. but the population Is
sparse. Il will require practically the
whole OF the division superintendent
time to cover this territory.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18

when the spring opens the WI
liamshurg public VIII DC looking for
work &c begin CT The maewalks ne
council Increased TIE TAX rate morl
than p - per cent With the pr2mis=
hat The money was n De used 10 lay
sidewalks. only Z little blk pn be
done each rear unless the tax payers
ADOPT the uetbos q raising money fl
q bond issue Il is improbable hoal
issue or 10 bond Issue sidewalks O.
no sidewalks. mat wIuiansburg vii
ever see a sover tax rate ihsn il nov
has. i is generally me rule a5er
The tax rate Is gotten up 10 keep 1t N
To have nsacrn Improvements Az
a modern roVn IL viii require mons.
and the Tax payers nnst furnish a.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18
ReaPPOinted.

Postmaster Thos. G. Peachy has
been receiving the congratulations OF
his many friends here on his reap
pointment for another term OF four
years President Roosevelt has sent
Mr. Peachy's name 10 the Senate and
as there Is no opposition il viii IN
doubtedly be confirmed.
Mr.. Peachy heard that some one else
had his eye on the Office and at once
became strenuous. He forthwith got
up a monster petition No one could
get over that petition. IL was all any
public officer could wish.
BY the way, Why can't we have an
other clerk in the postoffice? The
business is too heavy for two persons
to handle and give good service all the
time. Perhaps II the Business Mems
Association and the patrons were &c
back the postmaster up ia request
for pay for another clerk, is would ot
forthcoming. There Is psthins Ike
tgyipS,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18
War Lord.

Nj Editor.
You are right That Panama anair
which Roosevelt was privy Co was a
national smirch and like \ boomerang
it viii come home 10 him. Richmond
Hohson. 20 Ncrrimac fame. says
-RcoseNcn is Lord OF War and soon
~ OF later a tragic end viii De his
fate Wm. J. Bryan SAYS he (Rl
represents q spirit Of war faoins
spirit OF peace.
Colombia was treated shamefully
and Why the American people should
particinate and share with Roosevelt
ia this most unstatesmanlike intrigue
the secession Of Panama. is crushing
90 contemplate L IS the concensus OF
ouiuion that there was money IN rec,
,rui-inr Panama and there is money
for somebody in refusing 20 srant JUS
lice 20 the FlipinCs.
Judre r. r. Duane. in his speech re
Gently before the Henry George Asso
citation. in Chicago. said Ar. Roose
re-t and Secretary Hay were originally
1 rrznirant of the Panama revolution
He reviewed the details of the seces
sion and the treaty concluded betweel
The United States and Panama. and h'
| declared the whole transaction wa
ahominable and perfdiOus.
1
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18
MANY ARRESTS IN CHICAGO
Nearly so, 900 Persons Gathered In
BY Police During the Last
Fiscal Year.

II every citizen Of the United States IS
N American. and * Is generally &C
cepted that be Is entitled 70 that CLASH
fcation-then there are a great many
wicked Americans IN the country.
Nearly $1,000 were arrested in Chica-
20 last year They all claimed 20 BE-
Americans. and declared that they could
give proof OF native birth or papers Of
adoption. These self-styled Americans
head the lists i'm the matter OF arrests.
without counting the negroes. who were
represented ia the police records by
6fS5 Of their brethren.
The "peaceable" Germans we're next
In line. which will be something OF a
surprise on the North side. There were
8 .295 who Acknowledged the vaderland
but who failed 20 keep the peace IN this
country And then came the Irish. with
b116 arrests 70 their creditor discredit
The Italians had only ia countrymeu
b the tolls. being beaten by the Poles
who were represented by :. 903. The Bo-
nemiana had 9S2 The Swiss made the
best record-because there are fewer oI
them, and, considering their number. the
heather" Chinee are the best citizens
/ But l04 OF them were arrested in Chica
- during the last fiscal year.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18

Circuit Court. Judee u. G. Tyler pre-
siding. convened here Norday Cor tho
regular term of court. Owing to the
BAD weather only small crowd yes
attendance.
DEGREES we're entered in the follow
ing suits:
BIB. Jones personal representative.
IS. Hicks. Martha Martin. apard an.
vs.. Myrtle Martin. A Swanson. ad-
iainistra,or. VS.. BENT 'Taftness Jscob
Walden VS.. Jim and Ben Stew rt.
Pierce V. shepherd. Slater VS.. SD per
Octavia Goddon VS.. sylvester Pierce.
Judge Tyler reappointed AIR. ]. T.
Christian TO succeed himself on the
electoral board OF Williamsburg. Mr..
R. b. Geddy was named 70 succeed Mr.
:. 5. Hankins. resigned and Mr.. J: z.
Banks TO succeed himself on the elec-
toral board of James City.
Court adjourned Wednesday unut
next Monday. when an importan.
case viii bee argued II is motion on
the part OF Joanna Harris. eNccutriX OF
Use late samuel Harris. TO be relieved
Of certain taxes.
Judge Tyler left Thursday foi
Charles City To hold the regular tern
/ of court in that county
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18
MANY FREAKS OF IcEBERoS
Fishermen Of Newfoundland Possess
Curious Faculty Of Smell
ing Them.

The fishermen OF Newfoundland pos
sess the curious faculty OF being able
as they say. 20 smell iceberEs, and
thereby escape many encounters with
them. relates p. T. NcGrath, in Nc
Cures. Really. however. the fact is
that the approach OF berg is heralded
BY sudden and decided cooling OF the
atmosphere, which these experienced
mariners soon perceive. and are
warned by. But oftentimes a vessel
Will run into a nest OF them. and may
have 20 be towed 10 safety by her boats.
A frequent cause OF disaster is that
the submerged section OF a berg being
caught in the grip OF a current. the
mass moves steadily against wind and
sea and crashes into the craft before
she can escape.
The same circumstances cause tho
remarkable sight sometimes witnessed,
OF foes driven one way by the wind
while bergs cut a wide swath through
them in another direction. impelled
by the currents. The lee OF berg Is
often a favorite shelter from storm
and Arctic steamers. northern whaler,
/ and Newfoundland sealers freQuentl,
adopt the novel expedient OF anchorinf
! 20 bergs which experience shows then
I 20 De surely balanced.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18

% Arue aud Malaria can be relieved
and cured with 7 ectric Biuers. This
Is s. pure. tonic medicine. of cspecia
benefit 10 malaria, Tor 1t eXerts true
curative influence on the disease. driv-
ing Is entirely out OF the system. Il Is
much 70 be preferred 70 Quinine, hav
iog noue OF this drugs bad after effects.
= :. MundaY. OF Henri eta, Tex. writes
NY brother was very low with maiari-
ID fever and iaundice till be took Elec-
rric Ritters. which saved his lie. 81
L Heniey's drug store, prce SOC, guar
anteed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18

Il daily enacted il thousands u homes.
= Death cizi0s IN each one. another
sictin q Consumption er Pneamoaia.
Bot wien Coughs and Cords are prop
ely treated. the tragedy j. averted. r.
.. h, ndie. q OaklsDdon. Ind writes:
nv vile had the consumption. add
,hree doctors gave Der up. Finally she
took Dr.. KiDgsNew discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs aud Colds. which
cured Der. and today she ID well snd
etroaQ.r II kills the germs o. al dis.
eases. ODe dose relieves. Guarantee I
~ soc sd sl.Oo b. Z. Henley, drug
xssa ira hettls tree.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18
WHAT PIKE FEED UPON.
.ripperary Fisherman Declares That
They Are Especially Fond
of Flatirons-

There is n professional fisherman OF
my acquaintance ia Tipperary who kills
many pike during the winter months. for
which he finds ready sale in town. says
4 writer inthe Country Gentleman. He
told me OF one customer of HIS who Wa
Ia the habit OF so beating him down in
price that he felt justified in resoruug
n somewhat questionable means TO in
crease the weight OF his fish. In the
manner OF the winner OF the stakes in
Che celebrated Jumping Frog" sporting
event. he would introduce some weighty
Vubstance into their interior. stones.
bits Of iron railing. etc.
Once he went so far as 20 stun two
old handlcss aatirons ne had picked
from refuse heap down the gullet OF
one before taking II 70 his customer.
who. having weighed IL carefully. and
after much haggling. paid him a frac-
ton less pound FOR il than be might
have perhaps obtained elsewhere
/ Meeting him next day. he was instantly
aware that there was trouble IN the
wind by the opening remark: What
90 pike feed on. Pady2" och. and IN.
dade. your honor. but there's mighty 1T.
tie that comes amiss 20 thin lads" h.
answered; frog and FISH. sticks AND
Shtones they like well but they would
give their two eyes FOR hatirons."
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18
Balloonins Accidents.

II statistics can be considered con
vinclng. says Century it may be inter
estlng 20 state what I was told AT the
Paris Aero club last August; that is.
that after more than a thousand as
cents. with each balloon carrying on
an average two. and very often three.
passengers. the worst accident on
record IN the club was a broken foot
Il IS not necessary TO add that acct
dents happening 20 so-casled dlrigibIe
balloons. flying machines. etc. are MOI
included IN this summary.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18
letter 10 D.. Jno. Blair Spencer

WuIIaEsBURg, VA.
Dear SIR Nou understand chemistry;
-ov'd vou ike % carr $1,000,
Uero- Lae-aud-zinc-that's the name
- our paint thar takes fewer gallons
han mixed paint aud wears twice as
lour as lead-ard-eil-is made q white
eaa. q. hite-zirc IFS color, turpentiae
dryer. AID linseed OIL
Ifauy chemist 6nds any adult GRAFTON
r this paint wei pay his bin and $1,000
resides.
It's uobody's business what we put ID
,ur paint. Of course; but Ne want II
snown. For lcad-and-zinc and hnseed
80, ground together BY machinery, are
ne stuf 70 paisf with. and lead-and-oi
nsxcd By hand is not.
Ne want Il known that ooe word &c
.essbes the best paint 10 the world: ans
shat word j. Devce,
Yours truly
+ ~ OEvoE * Co
q New IDr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18

Il has largely been the understand
INK that the remains 81 Pocahontas
were at GravesenS. where she dieo
IL now seems from the following that
they have been removed. This viii be
encouraging information 20 the locS
ladies' OF the \. z. V. A., and accepted
data TO the Jamestown Tercentennia
people:
POcahontas. the Indian princess OF
early Colonial fame. who died At Grave
send. England. and whose remains hs
In the chancel Of 81 Georges church
i'm Wapring. London. Is TO have n pul
nit erected in the church commCmOra
tive Of her services to the early Ems
HSh settlers in Virginia and 10 be mad,
~ wood obtained from that State
san Francisco Chronicle
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18

Oaiy o3ce probably in its previous
history has cid william and Na-y Co.
lere had a larger attendance tLZt i
has THIS session one hundred and
ninety-three students have thus fa1
-uEtriculaied- The 104 mark vil no
doubt be reached before the close %
tie session
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18
rsason for Naming Alexis.

h has been a tradition, since the
ume OF Nicholas l. 10 name the
czarevitches alternately Alexander
and Nicholas But the murder Of Al
exander II. caused his name 10 be con
sidered unluclry. so there will be no
more Alexanders ON the Russian
throne. as there will be no more Pauls
or Peters. The czarevitch was there
fore named Alexis, after the father of
peter tho Great lie was a powerful
and successful ruler
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18

since Nessrs. slower and Wilson
have taken charge o. the Norfolk Pub-
lie Ledger. that journal has srrueea
% and soften Young again The ap
Tes-anoe Of the paper IS now that Of
the modern up to-date evening Journal
ana rejects great credit uQou its ue0
owners.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18

Nr Rob- Richardson. g. young man
who has heen staying AZ kingsmiA.
cave his friends and relatives quite
a friEht for several days He left
Eingsmin ca Feb. s, and was
ncr seen by anyone near here since
then. Wednesday IL was learned he is
safe a. his -ndes Captain j. IS. Min
~ IN 2 distant part Of The county. Il
was feared he has been drowned
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18

Harriet howard. OF 2lo ~. saith ST.
New YCik. at one line had her beauty
spoiled with skin trouble. She writes,
I had Salt Rleum or Eczcma Toy years,
but nothing would cure il. until used
Bucklcn's Armies Salvo," A quick and
sure healer ior cuts. burns and sores
75c 81 /. Heniey's drug store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18
40 600 Piles for Canal.

II IA thought that the Panama canal
commission will procure from the Co
lunb!a river the 10000 plies that will be
needed IN the construction OF the canal.
That win be equivalent TO $1,000. 900 feet
Of lumber. OF equal all told 10 four O. the
huge rafts that are built on the Colum-
hia river and towec 70 San Francisco ~
che rate Of three eaeh eummss.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18
SATURDAY. FEB IS. 1905.

We would thank our correspondents
70 GET in their letters not later than
Thursday mornins. This is absolute
II necessary TO insure thSir pUbiioa-
zion IN the issue the following Satur-
Gay.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18
MS for This Weeks Selling
Other 5p i a gains
Ladies zoe Collars SC

Ladies white hn-u s.un .id> turn
over collars neat tasteful patirfu-. reg
ular value ! Sc and poe az Sc each.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18
80 - - e 80

As q result OF experiments made 10
some Of the hospitals IN Paris. Il is
stated that vaccination performed under
4 red light leaves no scar and causes less
pain. The patient is vaociDated 10 a
room where the only light Is an n
czndescent lamp with RED globe
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18

dents have no doubt done likewise. 1t
Is wen to let the people know that the
Inmates OF the state hospital are in
safe hands.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18
Pretty Embroideries 5c.per I'd

CambGc and naiusook cI-cs and in-
sertions-lots and lots 90 petty de
signs, 4 AID 3 inch-s Niu, at . a
ward
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18

Entered a. 1se rosroHoe "a HnHSusaUi-
- Second clsss nsii-msfrer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18
10 lndia linen 20

A beautiful quality 40 luoia Li.eu hat
tucks and shirrs and FUCKERS iut. the
lovlicst white dresses Soft smooth
even weave. free from flaws ,n. Igh
places AZ / - ac instead of los.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18

LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Attorneys wh0pfsce Legal Advertising IN
A3sEsperare held personally responsible for
SANE tbfs be4ng THE only condftto1 under
~h.-h ~ accept sacA sdFertiSsnV. Rates
roe. PEI inch esch Tins. laSS - per cent. No
ce.sarsou ron these terms.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18
ADVERTISING RATES:

Advertising rates reasonable. sn1 furnis.sca
On srphcarfca. Rates 20 al. - Cents PER
-cA perfSSne VITA usual dfScornfS for Spscc
sssrfnsc. Local notices 5 Cests fhe hne.
R-Solursops ofrrSDccr Ccnts per TfBe.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-02-18

SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Subscription price 800 per leSs same
srre for iess ri1ae. ALWAYS IN sdFaRcr-
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-31

storm KuroN drove a wedge deeply
into the Russian flank, disarranged all
of Kuropatkin's plans, and turned the
retreat into a ruut According to the
estimates of the European press, Kuro-
patkir went into action with from
100000 to 100000 electives, while Oya-
ma had some 100000 Kuropatkn re-
ports loss Of 100000 in killed,
wounded. and prisoners, and Oyama
reports loss Of i1222. The japanese
commander says that the heaps Of cap
tured ammunition and supplies re
semble hills It need hardly be added
that in duration and magnitude this
battle dwarfs any other conflict OF au-
thentic history ancient or modern.
The Russian army power as a fighting
force is destroyed, u can no longer be
a formidable antagonist nor Is It pos
sih.e for Russia under existing condi-
tions to replace thi, discouraged army
on Maucruriau soil IN any reasonable
period. To collect another force large
enough To take the offensive would re-
Quirc at least q twclycrrouth, and
therefore the next campaign In the
Far East. 30 there hc one. must be
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-31
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-31
LNsr norE vANlsllFu

When ,ul'rs physician. ai' That
IS 81 suI,har ~ r'kir. o. Dad Dol
luraho con umptiou h.s aa lul' 'a.
rsurH Nuf uf k.usf Nee Discovery
Tor Consumption CulEhH ar. Colds
t,pf H.u uut ~ ODE grave lIf fa1s
Ih. sHa' sF- .G completely ."rrf
100. ruf .4,st NJ 100 Slr.r fH'r Z
fat, u.sF D.. IuI over IH year. and .uu.
elder DO "a marvellous throat aHI HrE
ur, strictly aIrffIf. un' 'ur
rugEfs Sore IHuan ur Colo. sure
preventive ui Pneumonia Guaranteed
H. and s. Hu huffis
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-31
CIRCUIT COURT
Adjourned Wednesday Grandjury Re.
turn, n True Bills

After attending to regular details
and haudmr small docket the circuit
court adjourned Wednesday partly for
lack of business and principally on
account Of sympathy for the condition
OF anairs rendered by the FIRE
In the case Of the Commonwealth IS.
Ellis Akcrs the jury failed to agree
on a verdict
Three felony cases were dismissed
Six indictments we're returned
against the Standard oil CO. Tor SELL
ing oil without license Three Of the
cases we're tried ont and fines assess
cd on two counts Of 100000 each. and
in the remaining ease Of $500
Commonwealth So Marion Zinc Co
for failure 10 n,c certificate ~ iuoor-
porauon with the Secretary Of state.
Two indictments were returned 4 huc
uf 500 was assessed Zoo one and the
other case filed away
The divorce case ~ Ilcarin 81. Hear.
BOO was submitted to rhr court
lu tho 10000 .ult of G. $ Knight
Is. Marion Zine Go default Judgment
Twas rendered.
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-31
FRIDAY, MARCH 81, COS.
MARION IN ASHES.

We arise from the depths of heap
OF ashes, brick, mortar and misceIIanc-
Gus debris TO announce not only that
the Record is still In business but to
proclaim the reiuyenatcd Marion. the
Greater Marion 10 be, Notwithstanding
the fearful blow struck Boy the fire de-
mon in the center OF our business sec
ton and the hearts Of our business
men
Our citizenship iu general has suffer
&, an almost disastrous loss hu, The
very has already lrgau D. indeed
re has been preccpiahic pause
the fire worked such hayo. IN our
midst The business men who suffered
from the effects Of the fire are almost
10 a man making their preparations 90
rebuild and restogk either al their old
stands or some other point OF their
selection
Patience and perseverance with a
modicum o. faith In our past sugcesse.
and achievements will soon result CO.
working a complete transformation
from the present condition Of chaos
aud ruin into Marion. the CITY Beauii-
ful.
The battle scar will doubtless remain
for sometime 10 mark the effect Of the
terrible holocaust Of fire which has
planted disaster and ruin 10 the places
Of former industry and prosperity.
Yet. there always remains after even
the direst disasters something for
which a prayer Of thanks may dwell
In the hearts Of the sufferers. and In
our ease Il Is. among other things, the
fact that the angel of death did not
accompany the demon Of fire, and that
our homes were spared with but two
or three exceptions
On this the third day after the Wis
itation OF ere general activity is mani
tested which indicates that from the
heaps o. charred ruins and blaokcncd
walls shall indeed arise a New Marion.
beautiful and majestic Ia the ucVuess
md freshness Of its modern structure
huiIings The old landmark, have
ts,"i away but the new shall come to
ight the cyc and please the fame,
OF an who behold
There Is nothing 90 be- gained Boz be-.
wailing over our misfortune, either
singly or collectively or in a'luviur
IFS" tn stand lu the way 81 rapid pro-
gress ont 81 our present prcdigamcni
Neither shall u profit us to criticize
our past negligence in the failure p
AFFORD some sort O, Gre protection Ca.
little. commemorate With the size and
'tmmcrtill importance of our ,iiy
but Their, is certainly uo occasion fur
cessation Of our recent EFFORT, iu 20
cure n vaturvorla system ut mudur
design aud ample proportion.
We must look To itc future huil
for the future. aud have faith boz uu
own Infinite re.ourlrtu'ue,s aud boz tb
abundance Of our opportunities
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-31
INmlMAN nnrilln

radmah Is, Varh "a Mr. Mary
hwheri blonde. twenty ,isht
YEAR, ".i aud pwii, b. covering H
h'r colo iu 90, county bu under the
'hau' u' numbering brr ihre ,tIi.
N''n ohu.' au RANGED fmm thrive Tn
riB, YEAR.
"'"r' Atulior. young farmer.
VITO .b' aa's urged her leo commit
Coo ,rim' BE- a4o under arrest. but he
urn''s che Woman .iu,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-31
FOUND FATHER DEAD on
REruRNINo IRON Moil

Washington Ind Mani
oum.rE tHmy from vork a.' .,I.
William Cooper fruni biz h'"
C"ur0f sitting ln hF char
Mr. Cuupr vas siNNtvU f.HH
aud suffered FROM heart
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-31

k|rrl IuHIr often rH.. Totally Hm
U. .IuH.Hr IIs Irit medicine o. ~
Wuf. uI Dear gm, IHss .Frl.s.
Istft BE- aT. ruuFslr aEu Q bad
N.rr. Iw.Ir aII.H .lH.s| mr .rtaf
uI. "H,Hr. hrH arRIrfENHf Hut
Electric Hurr ah..H rrnI .' a .HU.
U.,.. ono, have H..n found them of
.rHr Hrrrf. Ir rrfru 'rHIIt and
frrIr fH.HI.s and Scoop fH.u constant
, 0H .br. sine a. huH fHrt EaEs
HH sIII
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-31

u'.. .... .. 70 .HH led. .|.rf Iu heal
..U.. .H"Hr. Hs W.Err 80
m.f sIH. a deep au... .r HI HuI
fuW HH H.#trf af.r. f|.H."f.
IH.r.. OF gHuutH. 90 caused mr
rrrff pain Physician. Won, Hr'u....
.". W.a,Us NUtb SI.Er quickly
rs,.rf 10 N.rHr. and f,HH burn Itr
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-31

All ballot. and election supple.
we're saved from destruction by The
FIRE. and the Republican primary will
b. held on tomorrow. April ]. as SEIZED
ulod The printing ~ the ballot, had
just been completed. and fortunately
we're removed from the Record onl,e
before the flames reached 90.
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