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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
would ask no changes from their
recommendations.

The financial committee voted an an.
preparation of $500 a year for two years
for the Maine Children's Home So,i-
ETY. of Augusta. at its meeting yester-
day. Joseph Williamson. Esq. of Au-
guStd, OF the board of managers of the
home. appeared for the resolve ana
made an especially strong plea for fur
Their aid from the State.
Mr.. williamson traced the work that
has been accomplished by the home
since its foundation and the charita-
bic work which it has done during the
last two years. He said that the home
vas in every way deserving of all that
the Legislature could vote to bestow
The resolve called for $3.50 4 wear. bur
in executive session the committee yot-
ell ought to pass i'll new draft, which
provided for $500.
c. c. Hunt, president, and j. F..
Briggs, treasurer of the Childrcn'S
Home, urged upon the committee the
necessity of granting the appropria-
ton. Willis G. Halves, superintendent,
spoke briefly by earnestly on the good
to be derived from money expended IN
this manner. Among the Augusta
people present at the hearing was Mrs.
Ida Gibbs who also spoke in favor Of
the measure.
The committee next considered the
resolve EALING for $4,000 during the
wear 1905 and $1,000 in 1906 for the
Maine School for the Deaf. lsy re-
quest the hearing WAS continued for
further information bearing on the
matter.
The committee. in executive session.
voted to report in favor of $500 for
the grave of the late Governor
Hunton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

The petition Of the Boston & Maine
Railroad prayin-; tina; the Board of
railroad commissioners determine
what safety appliance, should he es-
ablished at Woodfords crossing ana NJ
The crossing near The Portland A.
Rochester Railroad station. will be con-
idered at a meeting of the board of
commissioners, "Wednesday. March !.
Il 10 O'Clock A. NJ. in Lafayette Hotel
1t will be remembered that a severe az
cident took place at the WoodfOrds
rossing when a train crashed into an
Electric car which was just crossing the
tracks at this point
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

The agricultural interests of the
state and the Grange were well repre-
sented at hearings on several import
ant matters before the comittee on ag-
riculture. yesterday afternoon.
The act to re-es:ablish bounty on
Jim" crow was the first thing Sched-
uled for the afternoons session. but
on request of Representative Charles
w. Page of Hampden. who is respon-
sible for the appearance of the bill in
the Leg isalture. this year. the hearing
on the matter was put over to Tuesday.
Feb. 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

a large number of prominent peOpl.
# Lewiston aid vicinity We're preStn,
1t the hearing on the resolve to amen;
chapter 1874 Of The Revised Statutes
1895 relating To industrial exhibits This
another VA" Of stating that tn
Maine State Fair Association wants il
annual stipend. Of 5000 increased t.
loco
EX-Mayor McGillicuddy of Lewiston
vas the rrincipal speaker on this queS-
ION and his arguments were listened t.
with no little show - interest on III,
art of his au lirn"e. III . logical ant
iSorolis nann"t Mr.. NcGi,licuddy out
med the wor:. that the Maine STATE
Fair has ACCOMPLISHED sine, ii was or
salilZ' Il. - years aga and the iInmenS.
tdNantlgt il has been to the State o,
Maine. He sail that il had now got t,
point where the annual stipend wa,
hardly as large as it shoulG be in view
If the me- gnitu /. of III" fail. that tn,
association is serving up IL the peopl.
f Maine each Year. the Maine State
Fair he said. had nos reached such
" proportions and was Of such great aid
N encouraging the agricultural inter.
SITS OF Maine that it VAS no more than
just that the State should bear its pro
part If the cost. Others who
we've present and spoke i'll favor of tn,
'esolvc We're Senator Noise of Waldo
-. !. Barker. l.. l.. Low ELI A NJ Morse
COL. Lamb. r. j.. callahan. X. D. Leav-
lit. Hen. George Pottl'. Frank cain. Y
\. Gilbert and DR.. G. NJ. Twitchel.
ipp
among cattle and horses was tabled 70
executive session. 1t was late when tn,
hearing broke up ard 10 action wa.
taken by the committee on any Of tn.
matters.
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The committee on legal affairs had
20 hearings scheduled for "Wednesday
afternoon. but III Il short executive
session during the latter part OF The
afternoon. voted ought To PASS ON an
Ict to amend the charter of the Win
export Ferry 90. ana also on an ;tct
o extend the charter uf the Matttiitw-
.oOk Manufacturing co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16
PETTIS'

Yes. that is the pIace to buy your can
c!"s. They are pure. fresh. and home
made. as well as being fresh every day,
rIldc In their own worilroom. They make
Quality Chocolates ana Lowell Covel
Reputation brands. the finest line in the
city; Ice Cream At AL times. Telephone
Gli
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

The committee on railroads and ex
presses held important hearings on
tvcial matters. yesterday. 1t voted
hat an act to extend the charter Of
lie pushaw Lake Railroad ought To
ass. The committee also reported
"vorably on an act to authorize the
EUROPEAN ana North American ana the
lain" Central Railroad Co. it's i-s+t,.4
change the location of its railroad
Ridge across the ktnduskeig stream
n Bangor. An act 10 extend the char
"r OF the Passport Street Railway 60.
likewise met the approval of the COM
nittee.
one Of the most important measures
ons Tered at the meeting was on Tie
ct to provide for the better proiec-
in OF motormeu and conductors on
lectric ears. This bill provides that
,lectric ears shall he supplied with
.estibuleS duling the winter months,
md hits bill has had hearing already
leforc ibis committee. In eXrcutiv"
session it WAS voted that the bin ought
pass in new draft. which is ulInos:
IDENTICAL with the law now on the
tatutes of Massachusetts. The bill
: to provide for the vestibules as in
ne original draft. but contains Il pro-
'isinh mat amy railway company Shall
ave the right of appeal to the decision
II the board of railroad commissions
rs when ii considers that said YES
Ibule Intel feres with public safety.
Fhc objection which the Portland
street Hallway Company raised To the
Ill Was on account of lack of provjs-
onS FOR the doing away with the yes-
Ibule when II would prevent the mo-
ormdn from seeing Il child or other
'erSon who might dodge across the
racks or from hearing an approaching
rain when crossing railroad tracks.
[ was argued in Il previous hearing
~ the company of Portland that acct
ientsh;td been caused in that city FROM
cry causes and on this account YES
lbulaS had not been placed on cars
unnlnG OF certain streets in Portland.
The hearing on an 70: to amend Soc
ION of thapt@I - of ne Revised Sta
'uttS relating 10 locations of stree,
'aili Dads organized under the general
avs of the State wa; reaSsjgnad IA
FEB. Il. An at Ia extend the charter of
the Auburn K Turnc" Railroad Co. will
'e given a hearing March S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-16

Interestingly and intclliccntly on tn.
insects that ravasr oIr trees AMI
shrubs. and especially the brown tail
moth en- which he Went il to detail. The
speaker said tllt tn" moth has already
entered the stat" AMI il. some section,
of York county and in some places
along the coast was doing a deal of
damage. He II: ged upon the commit
tee III" necessity of I. king immediate
a ti"n to meet tho invasion Of this pes
before il is too late.
George Moody of York appeared be-
1"rc the committee ana said that tn ,
village improvement. society OF his
town was willing to raise from $50 to
500 to help put down this insect whose
expectations in l:Is county had already
reached charming proportiCns. He was
especially earnest III his APPEAL that the
committee do all in its power to aiG
checking further destruction by the
moth. The resoiNr he said carried 5000
4 Year fer two wears. AMI III his esti-
iH*itl'h the amount was not too great
To ask.
Pr"f liitchings of Winslow. master
"i the 2rang" IF thai town. an ento-
M"i"@iSt. who mas made 4 special study
u the moth and it,, environment gave
an resting and instructive talk. lie
Sh"Wc" photographs ~ the moth in It's
various phases and told how effective
WORK could ne carried on in staining
out IN" troublesome insect;
y E;rSc d''l"RatIon aDI reared in hehalf
~ 4 resolve III f.;,or of the Maine Stale
Poultry and f,t stock Association
which asks for stat" aid Ia the amouu,
OF $500 year. There vas 4 long list ~
reaktrs on this matte. including mem
brlS prominent III grang. affairs from
all over the SAFE. Ii was shown how
successful was ;he cXllint in Portland
Ia It year. carried Oui by this associ3-
;iUn and what good work fright be A.
rompliShed along he lines of fancy
3oulty raising Should the State see n
to grant the desired appropriation.
among those present who spoke before
he committee we're the following:
{. l. CuShman. Auburn: Z. ii. Slater
Lewiston, Geo. =. Coffin. Frerport.
:. W. johnson. Portland: +. =. MAYO
Wat,rville Daniel stewart Richmond:
Or. G. ". Tw;tchrll. Augusta: A. l..
Merrill. Aubun; Geo. i. Dearborn.
West Falmouth: Howard Hicks. West
Falmouth; Prof. G. ". Gowell Orono.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03
A Gard 10 Voters.

To TIM Nonu. ur Crunr>rr>
CwNNs
| take thi, mc,hud vi asking the
nomination lor recollection ,o the
oilicc ut County attorney u, the
primary to H. held saturday. April
1t, luj. Thrduiir II the ulliw
will pUvU, ~, making thor.
ough canvas, It tie county. |
would like Ia -crv the gnsl lsu.
pie II Cri,,cndou county unc morn
term and 10 anyone who may ~
~ In support mc fur ihr numina.
ton, ] a.,urc yuu the support will
h" vrtv much appreciated aud Il
] ava nominated and rl,y,y,l lor
another term, ! will md,awr IN
serve the people fairly and impair.
TALLY CNm llENmu-uN.
NANuu-lru.tworihy man or
woman 10 manage husinc.. in this
county aud adjoining territory inr
well established hou.ruf solid imnn.
yiul .t.nliuU sDn un.tr.t..l., -
salary with all ucc ,,ary expense.
paid weekly m cheek fr,m head.
quarters. Money advanced lnr ga.
pns's, Position permanent. pp..
Won, rNp rivnvv not essential. M
investment p,Iuir,l W. furnish
everything Enrl,,r .rlfaddrs.,,l
envelope. Addrss. Manager >in
,omu lIluck. Chiar,. lll
3l.l2t
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03

The Standard oil Go. ha, rvcrll-
cnt cause To lc frightened q little
at the outlook. For nearly q third
Of q century 1t hl- lyu a,.ailing
the natural law, of trade. ha, l,,n
ruu,piring against the interest. of
the people and ha, heu laughing
at the men who make aud the men
who execute ihr law. The law,
which were maly against such cun-
,pIracic, as the Standard never
reached that combine. The men
who we've expected tocxc.utc them,
and who were paid hy the govern
mcut to put thc law, IN OPERATION,
shirkcd their duty. ar. making q
prrtcnsc oi attempting t.. were
hatu 10y the hir,l attorney, II
the big aggregation. II bad rumc
To- h. recognized throughout the
country that the standard oil Go.
stood alovc the law President
Roosevelt, move against the stan.
darl will show that ,hi, assumption
was an crmr The Ruckcl,llpr,.
Frick., flaglcr, and the p.t II the
Standard magnic~ could map their
finger, a, Kansas. lnt The United
State. j. a powrr that can curb
them. Thi. {. tho pa,wu why
stock, NJ the hig combine arr mp.
idly falling They will mll farther
lslor the government. haud /.
taken up.
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GAINESVILLE.

- -. g, -, -,
Of the Princeton circuit. held quar-.
trrly meeting here Saturday and
sunday
Tom Shousr and Loren Boyd. of
joy, attended church here sunday
rl.,r,.r..l..
,....,.. 49,, I.,.;.,
tourney h'''''r'"' ''''cr LIANT
''E' WIS mere 0u'''aF
" II. Nayhud Was 100 town uur
day last week.
somo If o,r ,;,,,.,,y l.,, a..
!, grinn.
- " r. ''''' VINO ,c'' ''' inc nee
'''.' ''. ''''''>'" '""'l j. UP "l''
WV 'e'''''
Miss Jessie Shou-c, OF JOY, was
in town Saturday and Sunday
Ne are sorry to b,vc T., cbr,n,,l,
the death of Mr., Gland E,dl ,lo
.J;..l TI,,..l.,. ....:... pl,-..
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Atliurrsitirs ann
Rrliginlls Rrlirf
by DIR. CHARLES cUTHBIRr HALL.
Precedent union Ih,oiosis,l Seminar. Ne. ~,

I" There '' 200 800 educational institution, MANY who arc rls,r,
cot intellectual d-',u cot 40 t.ug, ,,.orrr ., r,i.,,
The d"nl o." which speak o., chat witch arise, f,r f ,,
o '', "u' suddenly transferred from DO, amu.uh., oi hom.
''"S"' where uan cot noe tact, religions ore ,,,ui, h, M
'sI"' U" ''' strenuous atmosphere u university though, where
NH'rm'n q" t' mrrl n ihr change Too 90 u,, f,l,r,r o,i
w. j" num- 'r intellectual u,,c',r. uyh ,auu,, Ne c.,5p,J
N' '"mI Cd" maiden o' mobile purpose, when ..,,, r ,
" Vas ''' W'' "' 'r'r d" ',irlul,l sud Doc, t p,,,, Ell,
" '' u' ~ n'' subject ''r sinful rcpua,h Reconstruction a,
intellectual h'h h n,'cI u orrr grarrr With 10, r,,, -
Tue propositions prosecuted 0" Doc seeker alter truth
!" 'h'' struggling with 'h, burden v,olI s,, q t, ., =
" 81" O." elder brother ln '"ir thinking seek Ior s u, pi,l
'' we" ." know What great thinker, have aM ,,,,., N.
""''a" religion To- The faith Which b.. founded on lpl ,
strongest Have patience anil time viii help to ,,, ,r ,e
u,' tie Z" peaceful mind. ready a, ,luh ,r n,rritp I ,
49, WOW. care with Coed anil lie will 4 YOU ,o 4pinr oi the
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03
FOR SHERIFF

DUvALL We are authorized to an
nounce Alonzo J. Duvall candidate
for the Office of Sheriff Of Crttenden
county, subject to the action of the
Republican party. Election 1905.
FLANARY We are authorized to an
nounce j. F. Flanary a candidate for
the Office Of Sheriff of Crttenden
county, subject TO the action Of the
Republican party. Election 1905.
HICELIN We are authorized TO an
nounce William Sherman Hicklin a
candidate for the Office of sheriff of
Crittenden county, subject to the
action Of the Republican party. Flee
ton 1875.
CoNGER We are authorized to announce
J. Frank Conger a candidate for the
Office of sheriff Of Crittenden county.
subject TO the action Of the Repubh-
can party.
WooDALL We are authorized 20 an
nounce W. A. Woodall candidate
Cor the Office Of sheriff of Crttenden
county. subject to the action of the
Republican party.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03

Ru,,ia's internal trouble, % from
bad to worse. In Warsaw soldier
accompanic, each policeman to keep
him from striking All the rail-
way systems except one have been
placed under martial law. The
postal telegraph official, threaten to
strike In Riga the officials are
unable To cope with the situation.
\ condition amounting To civil war
prevails in the Caucasus. The gov
eminent has been forced To grant
concession, in Siberia TIE autoc.
racy seeks To prevent the cun,uking
Of the IcmSky Sober. Evidence
accumulatcs that the agitation j.
moro political than economic, and
that general fomcut may follow
in the spring
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03
PLEASANT HILL.

lit.
Mr. Isaac t,l... VIII" ln. had
il gripl-. !. improving
l'aar Hun, 6. 40 smile, r.. ,
Url.
ALERT Cuyuc aud family visited
l,aar "a,, mrl family FRIDAY
might.
Th'r W., gs-l rrpWd a, the
singing Al Mr. rirkcn', Sa,urls,
night.
Eli ~. rari, preached % gul
'crm"n at This plarr SUNDAY.
ludg rowtp will .pak "a, the
'cho"l house Thursday night
G"ue Gas ,i,tDl Paul W,n.r
sunday night
W & Cmyu, will uo,, m,,
ihi, r'mmuuil, ,hi. uvk
Hosea lluuthk,. hi. wagon I.,l
with him w haul lv. Il,,r
rll luu why
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03
Passed Away.

Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Mcdonnell
died Tuesday aged II, at her home
near shady Grove where she has
resided for a number of year. with
her son, Albert McCnn,ll
She was the widow OF John y.
Mcdonnell, who passed through the
valley Of death about thirty wear,
ago, leaving her the responsibility
of caring Tor and directing the
interests Of seven children who sur.
ylvc her Mr., Mcconnell wa, 20
member of the Baptist church, and
her great character is evidenced iu
the lives and character, Of her
children, all of whom are prum.
mcnt among the best citizen, in
the commmitic, where they live
Her body wa, inferred Boa the
Shady Grove cemetery Thursday in
the presence OF many relative, and
friends The funeral was conducted
by Rev T l. Atwood. Of Shady
Grove
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03
To The Wesl and Southwest,
California, etc.

Bet reached Al, Ni...uri p,,,G..
Ry. mp Ir,p Maintain p,r,.. e..
Il Louis. Calm mp v,u,,t;.
Greatly rr.lurrd ....,,,, c,r'.,,.,
Rate, on Feb 81 anal Nil. D.,
1906. ,o lrL,r.,. r.,,. r..,..,
and ugab.r, T.rri,.,,....,..,.,......
crm. rip,. I'm .,.., ~.
STAT. cr.., .r,...,r,..,, t..r..
hom..k.r ,rI ,,,..,.. Ii
seek rrnJ ,ru r.l.,. mi.
,-s1 ar, anal ,n,rI T,..r,. ~
,...b .r.,r. r,..,l -.
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TOM WATSONS MAGAZINE

The Magazine That IT,, m I,la
Rack ut Il
law Won harl that Hon The.
T. Watson. 60. Gwrgil. hl, I..
gm,h, publication ofanara.
Uur
You know vho W. Watson b. ,
lies Oh, man vlu umir TN,
story II fnucr. IihuiNa.
pnl,uu, aui III, lib md
ImD. "f Tl"un. jefferson
IT, uas the l,upl, Pant, 9u.
didatc trr President h,, ,,ar
tlr' uuml.r " Tow W,r.n>'.
MN"'kl>r will D. puMi,hrl
Feb -. For sale ID all news.
'''nd,-priv Ia Is mail
Sl.hI-r YEAR Nouuill ui..
tlr mr'' inter sting la>.lup
magazine In Amrrig II ,ou
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still, send q dollar iur q yc,r'.
subscription Ia
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~ Wet l2udS,rrr.
New l"rk City Ny.
TN tun>m> Rpopr anil Tow
WNt">'. M,r,tl>r. 18th trsi "a
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state Inspector Henry H. IIm,.
via" i, ou q tuur with url,r Il, In.
'l'" The wruu. ullio. " fifteen
"r u"u couu,u., b. m M,Cnrkrn
"uniy inspecting thr ullio If ,lv.
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03
PlNEY.

Judgr Tuu,ry, 81 Marion, visited
hi, son, Mann, saturday night and
sunday
llaryc lahb ANIL Pre-, Forl went
To Marion sunday, vh,rr they will
enter school
Dick Riley oi Froloni1. visited
hi' daughter. Mr. Gcurg, Eal,b.
sunday.
lill Slrmbridgr. ~ Blackburn
vicinity, va, her >,,urh,
Mi.'r Mary md Maggie Tuu,ry
entertained uumlr a their
friend, saturday night. Everyone
report, q uicy time
licu Martin wen, ,o pi>on ri.
day.
Milton Wou,lail and Tom Wu.l.
went {" Clay Monday
Tom El Walker visited hon ,hi.
yiruity SUNDAY
Misses Amir anil Alpha Kemp
visited Ut frd Known. samrla,
night
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03

Stock, of grade oil will be
drawn upon from the fields cf
Ohio, Indiana, West Virginia and
Kentucky at the rate Of 5000
barrels a day to bc shipped 70
Japan, that country having placed
an order for lO,OOO,OOO gallons of
refined oil to take the place Of the
Russian product. During the past
week the pleasant weather had the
effect OF Fastening the completion
of wells in the Kentucky and Ten
ncs,cc fields. Wayne county alone
furnished six wells, two Of them
being ,cycnty-tivc-harrcl strikc,.
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To the Voters OF Crittenden
County:

am a candidate for the office OF
county attorney subject tothc action
Of the Republican party, and owing
to the ahortuCSs Of time and the
further fact that the next term Of
the circuit court is i'm March and
will prevent me from seeing many
of you before the primary, there
fore take this method of saying that
! am very anxious To serve You one
term rs county attorney, believing
that | can discharge the duties of
the office to the entire satisfaction
OF the people Most of the people
of this county know me, and my
official acts are all matters of public
record in the office of the county
Judge and county court clerk, and
are open To the examination Of all
persons.
Should you give me the nomina-
ton and | am elected, as county
attorney | will have nothing to do
with the lcvying or fixing the
amount OF your tax, except in an
advisory way, q, that is fixed by
the State and fiscal court OF the
county, composed Of the county
Judge and Justices Of the peace Of
the county, supervised 10y the county
and State boards Of equalization,
and the only duty the county
attorney has to perform in this
matter i, To give legal advice when
called on by any Of the county
officials and To represent the inter.
cst Of the county in any matter
coming before the courts or loards
in which the county j. interested.
II you believe mc COMPETENT to
perform these dutic, ! will very
much appreciate your support, and
Us 10 whether il j, "a your interest
10 vote for ne or someone else /, q
matter ! leave for the people To
decide for themselves
II ] am given the nomination
and elected / promise You that /
will u,c all the energy and ability
that can command 10 discharge
all ut the du,i,, oi the uilicr faith.
fully and efficiently, and / will h.
found at my uiliry 90, all reasonable
hour, mlc., called away boo the
discharge Of the du,ic, ~ the oh,o..
Thanking you ior pl., favor, and
again asking Your support u tli-
race. ann
luur. very truly.
j 4 Nuum
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03
FOR ASSESSOR

DAVIDSON We are authorized To an.
nounce Joseph Anthony Davidson a
lndidate for the office Of assessor of
Crittcnden county. subject 10 the
action Of the Republican party. Flee
ton 1905.
{ HANDLER We are authorized to an.
nounce Joseph Logan Chandler can.
didate for the office of assessor "
Crittenden county. subject 10 the
action Of the Republican party,
osDwAY We are authorized to an.
nounce William II. Oriway candi.
date for the office Of assessor Of Crit.
ienden county, subject to the action
AZ the Republican party.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03
FoR SCHOOL SuPERINTENnENr

LARUE We are authorized 10 announce
Z. A. LaRue a candidate for the
office Of Superintendent Of Public
schools Of Crittenden county. subject
70 the action Of the Republican party.
PRls We are authorized to announce
John u. Paris a candidate for the
office Of Superintendent Of Public
schools Of Crittendcn county. subject
% the action Of the Republican party.
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FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY

HENDERSON We are authorized 10 an
rounce Carl Henderson q candidate
FOR the office Of County Attorney Of
lrittendrn county. subject 10 the
action OF the Republican party.
lcoRE We are authorized toannouncc
James A. Moore a candidate for the
oiiice of County Attorney Of Critten-
cen county, subject 10 the action Of
the Republican party.
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For COUNTY JUDGE

DEBoE We are authorized to announce
A. A. Deboe candidate for the Office
Of judge of the Crittenden county
court. subject 10 the action Of the
Republican party.
TOwERY We are authorized to an
nounce Aaron Towery a candidate for
the office Of Judge of the Cittenden
county court, subject to the action Of
the Republican party.
BLACKBURN We are authorized to an
nounce Walter A. Blackburn a candi-
date for the Office of Judge Of the
Crittenden county court. subject TO
the action of Republican party.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-03
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TRAVIS We are authoriEedto announce
Albert u. Travis a candidate for the
Office Of jailcr Of Crittenden county.
subject TO the action Of the Repubh.
can party. Election 1905.
GILBERT We are authorized 10 an.
Patrick c. Gilbert a candidate Tor the
Office Of jailcr of Crttcndcn county.
subject 10 the actioV o. the Rcpubli.
can party.
MORGAN We are authorized 10 an.
councc John 7. Morgan a candidate
for the Office Of iailer Of Crittendcn
county. subject TO the action Of the
Republican party.