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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-28
WESTON.

Arthur Ayitts, Roy Hughes ano
Chas. Lewis have gone to Metropolis
ON a raft of logs.
George Escu, bought himself
farm recently.
And they tell me DIR. Bob Moore
has turned republican. angels aud
ministers of grace protect u.s.
William Plew is on the sick list
this week
NJ 4 Wilson and J. = Rankin
are in the logging business again.
VIM. Fowler, of Marion, was IN
town Saturday, accompanied b y
Misses Mamie Hughes and Rossic
Williams.
I see Uncle Dayy aud }. 6. Il.
head our county ticket Hurrah for
them Lets all pull together and We
will land them safe in the court
house
Mis-, Anna Heath had a chill last
Thursday aud was quite sick for a
day or two
Mrs. Lille Hill, Of Iron Hill, is
visiting her fathers family this
week
Several Of our citizens went TO Mt.
Zion Saturday aud report good time
generally.
Misses Hattie Anderson aud Ger
irude Rankin visited in Elizabeth
town last week
We wish the dog killer would come
along. The dogs are about to take
this town.
Rain is needed badly; the crops
are suffering from the want Of It and
armers cant pillow for wheat Late
,orn will be cut short
Sorghum making is the order Of
he day with farmers.
May the Press continue TO flourish
md defend the right.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-28
CRAYNEVlLlE.

Road working is the order Of the
day.
Miss Lake Farris has been visit
ing FRIEND. here the past week
Albert Dcboe and Miss Ollie Bras
well clopcd to Illinois last week and
were married.
Eugene Fuqua aud sam Gas. went
TO Tenn Friday.
Aunt Emcline Hill will move to
Marion soon.
Protracted meeting was begun At
Hiney Monday night
Mrs. Alice Hugbe. attended sun
day school here sunday
Mn. Scott went to Frcdonia 60 sic
st her granddaughter, who l. very
IN.
The singing at the church Sunday
night was vel attended.
Don't forget that We have good
preaching every fourth Sunday by
Bro. Oakley; everybody come a n d
hear a good sermon.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-28

vege,.ted CalOmel never saIivates.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-28
BAYOU.

Miss Pearl Markey, who has been
quite sick for several days with fever
is improving.
Jessie Cinchlow Of Shelbyyille, Ky
aud DR. Nose, Of Joplin, No are the
guests OF their sister, Mrs. j. ".
Jewell this week They are spend
ing some little time on the lac Ssh.
ing.
Mr. Tom Wolf Of Pinckneyyille,
and daughter, Miss Mona, were the
guests Of Mr.. Chas Rays family las,
week and also attended the fishing
Tuesday, which was greatly enjoyed
by all.
Miss Alice Ray is in Paducah hav.
ing her arm treated, is reported a.
great deal better. She is under care
Of Dr.. Boyd and has had quite a Sc.
rious operation performed, part Of
the bone being removed from the up
per arm.
Mrs. A. G.. Edwards Of Paducah.
was the guest Of he parents Mr. and
Mrs. 6. +. MeGrew tiis week. She
was accompanied by Airs. Sam Ed
wards.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-28
Strikes Hidden Rocks.

When your ship of health strikes
the hidden rocks of Consumption,
Pneumonia, etc, you are lost, if you
don't get help from DIR. Kings New
Discovery for consumption. J. W.
heKinnon, of Talladega Springs, Ala.
writes: 81 had been very i'll with
Pneumonia, under the care of two
doctors, but was getting no better
when | began to take DIR. King s
New Discovery. The first dose gave
relief, and one bottle cured me.
Sure cure for sore throat, bronchitis,
coughs and colds. Guaranteed at
Woods d Orme's drug store, price
50c and 81 90. Trial bottle free.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-28
To Kitty.
ny o. o

II ! could touch your hand to-
night.
Aud hear you speak one little word
! then might understand your aight
Out into the world. unseen, an
heard
II through the mist. Of gold and
gray
That tint the weary sunset skies.
There shown two stars above my
way,
That thrilled the like your passion
ate eyes
II only some small part Of you
Would speak, or touch, or rise in
sight,
Death would be then between US
two.
The passing Of a summers night.
Sunday Eve.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-28
Has Stood the lest Is Years.

The old, original Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic. You know what you are
taking. 1t is iron and quinine in a
tasteless form No cure, No pay, SOC
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-28
For Sale.

The X. II. Woods farm one of the
finest tracts of land in Livingston
county. HENRY HoDaE.
lo-Z Salem, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-28
SCHOOL No. Sc.

a tue past rev weeks Indicate,
Red Top school is increasing all
the time. If it keeps on there will
be- three on seat.
Bessie said wish Bert aud |
were in the same class together.
Misses Bertha Lotion is our Edi.
tor aud Lou Towery our postmaster.
Two nice girls. They succeeded Mis-.
Linnie Towcry aud Mr.. Rosco Babb,
the latter being Z. W. Both worthy
Of praise for the faithful manner of
performing their duty.
Good friends come out next Friday
and enjoy the afternoon that we en-.
joy every Friday.
The pupils of Red Top we're made
glad a, the appearance Of \. Tow
cry iron horse. a. the pupils call IL,
aud followed il few PAGES, where
the crew stopped, aud the singing
school teacher Of Webster asked Tor
our song books, aud soon the pupils
voices echoed from tho hillsides.
Master Walter Morrow Is out Of
school this week
Adolph Babb was absent on Fri.
day.
Lille Little has some guina fowls
fer sale a, s5e come aud buy.
Carrie Towey lay, she Ia. niee
piece TO rccite IN school.
Linuie T i,foud q drinking strong
drinks
Glen aid he Gel, a. big - Gov.
Bcckham
some Il our pupil, will turn 60 a
rundsione II they don z take mure In
tcrr.t ia their lessons.
The teacher a, Red Toy is che beet
iu che Stale H. ,hinks that ,s Too
much Cor Do. pupil. o. say
Eli. NJ. must admire bis uo.c. ior
Dee b.. alvay. looking a. b.
Little Cstharus Nouou BE- beet iu
department ths vcct Who gill be
next week.
We had a nice time last Friday ~
teruoon. Letter. to Rad ADD pieces
Co rcc,to 10 the presence u some yis-
itor.
Pupils vho averaged The beet grade
ia each study a. follows
Grammar Linnic Tovcry, -
Lesson, IN language aad Gram
mar, Dora Babb. -
Geography. Bertha Lotion -
Geography complete, Linaie To~
cry, -.
History e. : Glen Casner -.
History L. :, primary, Lille II,
lie. 20.
Fourth Reader. Lou Towery so.
Third Reader. Lille Little. -.
Second Reader, Carrie Towcry. 20.
Physiology, Linnie Towery IL
Primary Physiology AdolPh Babb
6s.
Arithmetic, Liunic Towery. -.
Arithmetic, "a class, Dora Babb,
-.
Spelling Linuie Towory, %.
Spelling. "a class. Carrie Towcry
-.
We hope aud trust that those whose
names were left out will appear next
time.
The teacher loves his pupils for the
loyalty aud faithfulness they show to
him. This il an obcdient school.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-28

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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-28
How TOppenish is Growing.

Editor Macarthur, Of the Toppe-
nish Review, was in the city Mon
day attention. He came up on bus
mess but found time to do a little
boosting for the coming .best town
in the valley. He says BUSINESS of
every kind is lively at Toppernish,
and to prove it cites the fact that du-
ring August there were shipped from
that station 10 ears of live stock, .
car loads of horses, . cars potatoes,
li6 ears of fruit, 10 cars of grain.
and - ears of hay. The two cars Of
hops were of the 1904 crop, an d
had been stored by Richie Il Gilbert.
Yakima Herald.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-28
FRIEND JENKINS:

FRIEND JENKINS:
The old mans counsel TO the young
Is wasted breath. We wonder
WAY youth will nothing learn except
Through pain aud shame and blum
der.
The itream Of life the ancients held
Cones flowing from behind us;
The gNds still let us view the past
But to the future blind us.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-09-28

q y Metres vas in Psducah ~
Friday
People Of this vicinity are prcpar-
ing ground for large wheat crop
the coming year
Apple picking is going on nov
but a very short crop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-06
TERRY NJ GOVERN
ON YOUNG CORBETT
Says Little Denverite Invoked
Anger of Ring HoodOo BY
His Talk.
NOW PAYING THE PENALTY.
For Insulting Language Which lie
Used to Gain Advantage over
Opponents

81 told Young Corhett that he would
never have days luck In tie world
when he fought the last time. and It Is
coming true all right and Willie ! am
naturally sorry for anybody that seems
10 be down and out, have no sympathy
for his troubles. Any man who talks to
an opponent IN the ring the way Corbctt
talked 10 me when we met in Frisco de.
serves all the hard luck that ne can
get"
That Is what Terry McGoycrn thinks Of
Young Corbett ana his downfall lie
made the statement to a sporting writer
who calls himself Sol Pick The little
eN-champion has never forgiven the
Denverite for the way the latter talAol
20 him during their last fight II viii
be remembered that Young e. Ilctt mad
pugllistc capital of '1errys hot temper
ana addressed all the Insulting raunis
and opprobrious epithots 10 the Brook
Ignite that he could think off, the result
being that Terry flew into a rage ana
threw caution 20 the winds. leaving Just
the openings that Corbett was lDokug
for. and got well punched for doiug 80.
II had been newspaper gossip before
the battle that this was what would
happen and II turned out just as Coructt
said 1t would. Consequently Terry holds
~ ~" ,''bn Pi"'I ~. il' l'N"'
Anu u m9y De sala right mere tn3t
1tiIy %oulu lathvr .Rhl Noluelt asdln
tnan jimmy blltt or Ne'seu-Jusl 10 eN, y
UP oid scores. IL W9ulu DC no lnahclil
match' lhls, ~ would De hsht ot kIett
pltteIhHss' u " seldom lnal personal en-
m!iy pays 80 great part IN the pusi-
huc game as between 'hese TWO niue
Jim Corbctt ana Bob Fit2slmmons pro-
less 70 mate each other cotuldlly put y
is lust poaslole lhat we Two WHY Ola
SanpHshela hnd ms KIND, or tax very
uclauVe IN th'lr lhe3tIlS9l aHdlrs' Ito-
Ithl1e H. SUI WIN ierry tuink IL ls
AZ on tne square Alihough ne " ~ ihe
lhehUlcai business nllhselt ana p,onapy
hppicolRlos the Naiue OF a on press
yarn inc Iact remains that nc ls n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-06
BRITT WHITE CONTEST.
Articles OF Agreement for the Intcrna'
tlOnal Championship.

Tho articles OF agrecmnt for the fight
between Jlbcz White, champion Of Ing
land, ana Jimmy Britt mc as follows.
san Francisco, March "-l daDez
White ana Jimmy Britt hereby agree =
box twenty rounds before the l,ssti -
club ON Aprl %, 1905, Tor 10 per cent ot
the gross receipts. To- Dee diiyded us ful-
lows. sixty per cent TO the .wianer 10
per cent TO the loser at l8 pounds at .
O'Clock ON the day Of the contest
"2 White and Britt agree 10 box un-
der Marquis of QugcushClry rules.
"3 White and Britt to weigh In at
Harry CoTbetts.
q Referee TO De mutually agreed upon
between the principals al least twelve
days before the date of the contest
'5. White and Britt agree to post $3.50
each on on before April L. 1875, o. a
guarantee uf weight and appearance
&c Soft surgical haudages To be allow
ed, the same 10 be used by both contest.
ants at their discretion OF the same roll
to be put on In the ring
~ Contestants 20 submit at all rca-
sonable times 10 examination by clubs
official physician, Contestants TO report
at the place designated for the contest
not later than $3.50 p. m. on the evening
Of the contest"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-06
ON The RACE TRACK,
Dr. Lego, Derby Winner, Captures HAN.
dIenn and Breaks Record.

San Francisco, April 5.-Dr. Lego, the
derby winner captured the handicap and
broke the California record for the dis
lance by "a second and a quarter, cover.
ing the one and thrcC-slXteenths miles In
l.oga. Tho cold and Bombardier ual ed
the field half way around the tack when
me Doctor easily passed 10 the 'front.'
Ellie got the place from Bombarder
Weather, clear; track, fast Results:
FIRST race, seven furlungs-- Dcyr0h
won War Times second, Golden Ivy
third. Iime-l.Ga
Second race, futurity course-Toupeo
won, Bel Reed second, Plckaway third
Time-l:l0A.
Third race, four and One.half furlongs-,
4. W Barr won. Father Catcham second
Ebel Thatcher third. Time-.ji
Fourth race, mile and thrcc-sixteenths
eurse-sl Wo-Dr Logo wen, Ellie second
BQmbardior third Tlme-l59H.
Firth race, one and n half miles--tn.
ylctus won Expedlent second, inspector
Munro third Time g@
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-06
TERRY AFTER BRITT.
Little MGovcrn Anxious to sign Up
slippery Jimmy,

- viii fight Britt or Nelson at 49,
pounds ringslde for 5000 or Tor any sum
that they Will agree upon, said Terry
McGoyern, I'm Milwaukee last Saturday,
MY theatrical engagement cNpir,s May
T. aud then ] am going 10 lc-cnter the
Held for championship hunors IN earnest,
Britt is the man | want most TO meet
Terry seems To be cut after the top
nOtChers On earnest, and he t. I'm excellent
Trim at present II appearances go Tor
anything lie boxes three rounds daily
with Johnnie Burdick and Is gradually
preparing himself for u meeting with
Britt or Nelson which h. hopes TO ar
range some time In June
~ will not fight In San francisco, hun
I have received an Offer from the Eu-
roka club Of Baltimore, and would Ike To
arrange a match there, he said
McGoyern has a rev departure u the
shape N fast PAGER which h. carr les
with his company The morse, which he
has named Terrible Terry" has maik
of 2!23, and his owner says he will back
him to beat anything with mark OF
2:lS for "a large sum. He also recent re-
ceiyed a present Of a handsome lul
from Billy Roche, and this net likeUi Use
carries the terrifying nickname which
his master bore for so long a time
Terry also said that he would be- willing
10 arrange q match with J1boz Wli'e albl
would agree 10 put him out In ten rounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-06
competitions both in England and

cup competitions both In England and
Scotland.
In pufug ! would like to say Just a
word here iu regard 20 the moral inliu'
cnCe thlt rs exercised over !.uug men
who take part IN the game, 1t requires
"a quick Keen eye, good Judgment ana %
tJir turn Of speed, Us well Js god sound
lungs, to enable @ player 90 excel iu
tho game Weight does not unt mere
as Il does iu Rugby us played in AmcrI
Cu The trainers Keep careful watch over
their men ana drunkenness VIII surely
dsqualily man from keeping ~ IN ~,
as well as the use or abuse Of tob0c,O IN
the form ct cigarettes
The Dayuos JcWclry Co, has very kind
~ offered to put mp a challenge cup Tor
competition in the state ii enough clubs
can he organized To- mako an iuterch a
ing competition Now then, what Is Tho
matter WIN Ogden, Provo, l.gn and
other Of the cities and towns Of tee sHto
organizing? Surely there tire enough
"Socker' football players In the various
towns mentioned 10 produce scy raj
teams. II this matter can be token up,
please communicate with thas. l., Adlm-
son, secretary ~ the salt L1Ko Aasooin-
ton Football club, care Of Utah l.. & r.
Goa salt Lake
"sTRATUCLYDE,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-06
MONTGOMERY Park.

Memphis, April 5-Nloutgomcry Park
results.
First race, four furlnNgs- Tinker won
Lady Navarro second, Rustic LAZY thru.
Time :i0A
Second race, ono mile aud sixteenth
Rough and Tumble won, Ben Wolfe sec
ond Petulohn third Timc-l;jD
Third race, Country club selling stake,
one mile, gentlemen wdcrs-Ceusor won.
Maraschno second, OlCnctz third. Time
Il iSA.
Fourth" race, six furlougs-Otto slide
Won leonldds second Thistle DO third.
Time-lllh.
Firth race, sovcu furllngs-rhc euro
won l.utetta second, Lady Ellison third.
Timc-l;99l9
sixth race. -four and o half furlongs--
YVES, won Chlrlatau second, PHYLLIS 4
thIrd. Iime-..ti
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-06
"SoCKER" FOOTBALL.
"strathelyde" pleads for Formation Of
Association Clubs.
To the Sporting Editor

All lovers OF the "Socker' game OF
football will have a splendid opportunity
OF witnessing hard contested game he
tween teams representing the Salt Lake
Football association and the Eureka as
ISOLATION clubs on Saturday at the IT, OF
I, campus, Cummings Field which has
been rendered b. the clubs on condition
that half the gate receipts go To the gym
nasium fund English, Irish, Welsh and
Scottish people are all interested In tho
grand old game, so turn ont and assist
I'm popu'arizing the game that is clean
ana sportsmanlike and which docs not
have tendency to brutalze as some out
door sports have.
II IL a well known fact to many resi-
dcnts Of this and nelghboring states lhat
both the English and Scottish football
associations have the matter OF rough or
foul play well under control and ,on-
siderlug the thousands who take part in
the game the list Of suspensions Of play.
crs for violations Of these rules is
comparatively small, indeed II is no un.
common thing to hear Of 10000 or 5000
people paying admission 10 the national
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-06
Bennings Summary.

Washington, April a--Bennlngs results:
FIRST race I'VE and a half fWllngs -
Bohemia won, Jane Holly second, Trlmo-
tor third Time-lll
Oaklawn won r S. Martin second. steph
third Time $50 3s5.
Third race seven furlonEs- poseur won,
Parkyillc second 1oi san third. Time
1882 2-5.
Fourth race, four aud d half furlongs-
,Nerlbcsl won, Gcntlan second Main third.
Time-:5G l.5
tiftb race, ono mile-Yeoman won,
Amber Jack second Swaddcl Il third.
Time-l.u
SIKH race, one mile and 100 yards
falrbury won. Warranted second. Gold
Dome third. Timo-l:5i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-06
City Park Results,

New Orleans. April 5.--City Park re.
suits;
First race, six furlongs -Melcd'ous won.
Gasconne second, Golden Flower thlrd.
Tme-l;i 3-5
Second race, five furlOngs -Favoriti
won, Or. McCluer second, Marimho third
Ime--l.05 %
Third race one mile and quarter.
Daisy Green won, Lou Woods sccohd'
Postman third. Timc-2li
(Attiln finished second, but was dls1ual-
fled for foulingl
Fourth race, SIX furlongs-CharAe Dick
son won. Nevada second, Mrs. Il lb third
Time-il5 as
Firth race SIX fur,ougs- Lancashire
Lars won BAIL second Flla third, Time
liiS
sixth race, one milc-l'light won NJ So
Mamie second Jacob third Time-l4i l-5
Cblue Flame finished FIRST but was dis.
qualified for louingl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-06
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
Big Game Between salt Lake and Eure'
ka Scheduled for Saturday.

The association football enthusiasts arc
anticipating witnessing one Of the best
on Saturday afternoon al the t. Of T.
campus Tho home team is having daily
practise on their grounds at the Tower
Hlll, and are confident they will put up a
No doubt this will be closely contcs ed
game the two teams being pretty evenly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-06
SIS; rZlsTHE BLOOD

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any this great remedy the first thought
and by thousands people all the country because superior
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ter months the natural rs eorr ,r, ,,no Hood rd ,
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duty the blood has been slug blood
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of poson and waste increased weight that "ed feeling" left and
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the system and been alb NonOV, ono
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Spring the blood aroused stirred quicker
its off these acids and oons the skin sui
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conditions blood of all impurities makes rich and
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-06
BOWLERS READ THIS.
Scheme Launched for SeVen-Team Tele.
Graphle Tournament This Month,

sV7V7W 10 II| 7N0W8-I
Butte, Mont April G-AotordUg To-
Manager llouhrouucr uf the Thornton
bo@ing alloys goy,u team telegraph o.
bowling tournament l8 now prucu. ally
assured san Francisco, Seattle, spokane
will participate iu tho tournament being
conducted under the munuL, mDut " ~,
sporting editors of thr PRINCIPAL papers
In the towns Cuutgsliug. n IN. sclcm
goes through the match wl be rolled
April u, according To present pans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-06
WITH THE BOWLERS.
New Acme Club Ud Splendid work
Against selected Team.

Following are the scores OF the bowling
contest last evening between TIE newly
organized Acme club ana a selected team
from the Commercial league.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-06
PORTLAND, 3. SAN FRANCISCO. l.

PORTLAND 3, SAN FRANCISCO. l.
San Francisco, April Although Port
land scored only In the opening inning
today they gathered enough runs to win
the game three tallics, resulting from
two passes and two hits. The locals
punched three hits In the second inuing,
but got only one man around, IL was a
fine fielding game,
score; r. H. T.,
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Dan francisco .ttt,,t,,tt,,,,,..,,,sl 7
Batterles-GarvIn and Mclean Miller
and Wilson,
lmpire-Davis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-06

Sixth race, seven ftirlongs Gold Enam-
q won. Sea Air second, True Wing lhlrd'
Tme--l .26iR