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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-07-15

We are requested TO announce that
there will be picnic on Long Greek.
near Scotland in Tallahatchie coRnty,
on August 4th. Everybody invited to
come and requested to bring basket.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-07-15
Telegram From Judge Dunn as to Court.

West Point, Miss, July l3, 'O5.
To Slack & Mitchell and Mclean:
Will take up civil docket and call
capital cases, il any, first week. Grim
inal docket second week See letter.
(Signed) j. t. DUNN.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-07-15

Confidence is the pillar upon which
rests successful progress.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-07-15
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Official Proceedings of Regular Monthly Session
June Accounts Are Allowed and Other Busi-
ness of Importance is Transacted

linear foot, bridge not to be over II
feet long.
Ordered that the board adjourn
until tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
A. OLSON, Pres.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-07-15
Letters UncaIled For at Grenada Postoffice.

Anderson. Jim Anderson. Mrs. Victoria
Brooks Mr.. +. Brint. Miss Siler
Brook, Robert Black, j. NJ.
Beatty. Abe Culpepper, J. B.
Connolly. X. E. l.. Cromwell. Johnetta
Dean. Mrs. Jimmie Drane, Ben
Elliott, Anthony Foster, Dick
Flores. Ablan Farrow. j. Il.
Gum, jim Harris, o. Nj.
Kirley, Mr. Z. l.. Lewis, W.S.
Lane, Lott Lamsburger, Mrs. Ella
Moore. ~. q. Minter George
Mitchell, Dora Rogees. J. r.
Randolph. Jim sanders, Helen
Thomas. Ann Thomson. Miss b. F..
Washington, James Washington, Dr.J.
Williams. Susie Wood, Emily
Weider, Mr.. Fred.
Parties calling for these letters will please
say they were advertised July IL. 1903.
Mail south for train No. closes 100 a. m.
Grenada and Greenwood and way stations
closes p. IN. Memphis lines and Fulton and
Grenada mails closes 4:30 p. M. All mails
closes p. M, Office opeL Il. m. to 6 z. m.
GEO. w FIELD Postmaster
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08
Climbing Mountains.

Is a fascinating and inyiroatinr
pastime Il develops not the BODY
only. but the mind The Alpine Peal,
Of Switzerland have their countcrpar,
in our own country, In the Sicras. the
CASCADES, and part u the Rockies.
The greatest glacial peak of the
United States IS Mt Rainier In Wash.
ingion, nearly 1850 feet This mag.
ni'icent mountain has Is or NOR, giant
glaciers creeping down its side. and
diseharging their glacial dctrius into
The Columbia river or Puget sound
a climb 70 the summit d this peak
Be- feat worthy 81 ans moun,aInc,r
For p cents a, N. Clcland. General
Passenger Agent u the Northern IA.
eitc Railway, st. Paul MINI. will
send toany address an illustrated hook.
lci called Climbing Mt Rainier" d,..
eribing a climb over the glacier, ,o the
top u the mountain.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08
HYOMEI WAS USED
With PERFECT SUCa
As a Remedy For Hay FeyelA
Trying Other Treatments

Before the discovery Of Hyor.
only advice n physician could y.,.'
hay fever patients was 10 On
from home, but now anyone vs 4
subject TO this disease can. II a.,
is used, stay at home without H..
the annual attack Of sneezin, III
eyes and other discomforts.
}. +. Forbes, a well known VI
railroad man. whose home -
Cook, Nebraska. writes II hay.
had any relief from any refined.
has fever, even temporarily rr
discovered the merits Of H,or.
always recommend It when os-,..,
requires. "
There is no offensive or DANCE.
stomach dosing when Hyome, . -
This reliable remedy Tor the eur. = ;
diseases Of the respiratory ors...
brcathcd through a neat poke, -,..
that comes with every outfit 80.
he air taken into the throat and y,
Is like that u the White Mount ~.
other health resorts. wherr ia, r..
is unknown.
The fact that Haynes &Taylar AZ.
10 refund the money 10 ans ha. b..
sufferer who uses Hyomci vitho.,
cess. should inspire confidence
power 20 effect cure A c.~..
outfit costs only 800 and extra la.
but ~ cents.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08
After Fair KarnlRQ.

Senator Deboe. Of Kentucky. tells a..
interesting story concerning a school
teacher in his state who was also a
preacher. He loved horoes and dogs
and he was the owner Of a trotter with
a good record FOR speed. One Friday
afternoon before dismissing the school
he addressed the school thus:
Now. boys, suppose you know that
there will be some horse racing 10.
morrow. Now, don't 20 10 the races.
The race track is no place for boys.
But, boys, II you DO 20 TO the races
don't do any betting. II is not right
10 wager money on horses. But. BOYS.
u you do 60 and II you do bet. mind
what ] tell you bet on Deacon Abcr.
nathy's mare. This is astraight tn.
And the mare won. too. She was
the old preacher schooIt,achcr
thoroughbred under another name -
kansa. City Star
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08
Anew Alias

u the Northwestern. Western and
Middle Western State with mans II
The island possessions, Japan. China.
United states, and che wurld. has lust
been issued by the Northern pstis,
Railway jointly with the Burlington
Route and the Grca, Northern Railway.
Il treats o. boundaries. history. pop.
u'a''on' statistics, school population.
state institutions, families. farms man.
ufaciurcs, railway mileage. pos,oaiccs.
minerals, and state governments Of
each commonwealth traycscd by IN,
railroads mentioned. a mine Of yalua.
Die information Tor 81. A. NJ. Clclapd.
General Passenger Agent. Northern
Pacific Railway. ST. Paul MINI.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08
commissioners Sale.
CEitrENprN CIRCUIT CorEr

J " Lamb. admr ~
aynips, " "' Equity
VIM Grant Miller. dcft
By virtue II a iudgmcn, and order A
sale II the Crittcndcn Circuit Cour,
rcndcrclat the June term thereof lpa,
IN the above cause. shall proccci a.
offer Tor sal, at the court hous, doc,
IN Marion o. the highest bidder. al puh.
hc auction IN Monday. the IAN oi
September. lso5, upon credit of dS
months. the following described pup.
crty. a. wit.
a certain trast Of land Wing and
being IN The county II Crttcndsn and
state u kentucky and In part " Wha,
b known a. the Andy Love farm.
Beginning at the southeast corner II
the Love graveyard near the Marion
rad. running thence with east hn, ~
The grave yard and line II ". r
Thomas. In northcrly course o. Thorn.
a. corner. thence In m castefly cuur.
wich Thomas line AMI a hn, Oft
Griffith 10 Griffith ,osucr. thence with
another II said Gnfiih's lines 10 a
store and stump in the Marion and
Tolu road, thence in a westerly course
10 the beginning, supposed 10 contain
y acres. Il being the same land con.
ycycd TO Miss Sarah Miller by ]. n.
Dayi, and VITA on the 9Th day " Jan.
uary, lgoi, Or sufficient thereof 10 bro.
ducc the sums u money 20 ordered TO
be made. For the purchase price the
purchasers, with approved security or
securities, must execute bond bearing
legal intcrcs, from the day Of sale
until paid, and having the force and
effect Of Judgment Bidders will he
prepared 10 comply promptly with
these terms.
i.1 J. e. ROCHESTER,, Com.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08

THE RECORD press work done on its
machine this week. This to US is prima
facia evidence, leading politicians hav-
ing funds invested in the Press, to say
nothing of the fact that our bill for
last week was eleven dollars and TWEEN
ty-five cents, and, by the way, it may
be interesting to our readers to know
that while we have been building a
home for THE RECORD and getting
a place ready to install our own plant,
that we have been compelled to pay
the Press one-half cent per copy for
every paper printed in its office. For
the next three or four weeks, until our
building is ready, we will do our press
work at some near by Office on the
railroad, but we will soon be in our
own quarters and ready to show up to
our readers few pointers in partisan
Democratic politics. In the meantime,
dear readers. let US watch the prog
ress Of the whip in Livingston county.
Already, members of the ring down
there, are going about and saying to
the Independent Democrats Of precinct
A, that their neighbors of precinct
have fallen back in line and surely pre-
cinct A will not be so foolish as to stay
out. Then they go to b and tell b not
be foolish and stubborn, as A is in line.
That is a scheme, but let us watch
the application Of the whip.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08
Extremely Low Rates
announced via
Southern Railway.

Extremely low nlss arr ann.
via the southern Railway from
vile Tor the following special ocra
s925 Denver. Colorado Sprs.r
Pueblo. Col. and return. Augus, f.
and l3. account Fratcual Ori-
Eagles
&i@ Denver, Colorado Sprr..
Pueblo. Col and return. Auust p
September 2 Inclusive. account Na
Eneampmcnt Grand Army Of
public
%6i Chattanooga. Tenn. ari
sept u. 'and T.. account R0i
Reunion Anniversary Battle % C
amauga
$3.50 Portland. ore. and
daily up 90 and including Sep,
count Lewis and CLARK Ce.t
Exposition
$40 Portland. Ore. andt,,ur
INK ~ returning yia San Funei...
L~ Angelic. frequent da,es d.s
June julN August and S,pt.r.s
account LOWS and Clark Center
Exposition
81 '' San funciscu o. to- Arrr
Cal. and return Aug 6toltirrl.t
$40 San Francisco. 10 Anreia
San pioro. Cal, and return. frvla
date daring June. July. August
September
Cheap humocekcu tickets tr
inpl 20 Mannas, Nebraska. Indian T-
n'ory. Oklahoma, Texas. North Car
lima. South Carolina. Gcouia. FIar
ard many other points. July gth ~
luih. August ! and ls. Scptsmh,r
and - CorrcsrondingB low nt.
from other southern railway station
For additional information. folicr
HthvdlIra, etc, address
A. u Cook, c. T.. st. A. % Four,,
Ave, Louisville
C. u. HvNCuBroUp. - Fourth Az,
Louisville. ~
& = ALLEN A &. p A. ),
Louis. Mo
W II r''toE &. 2. A., wa.hin,
ton. d. e.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08

Deputy Warden Jesse Olive. Of the
Eddyvillc pcnitcntiary. has been max
INK frequent visits to this city and /,
rcpuicd as having said that the Demo.
cratic leaders Of this county would see
To I, that the party whip would bring
the Livingston county better element
Democracy into line. For a personal
reason Mr. Olive Is very much inter.
es,ed in the Democratic vote that viii
be polled this fall In Crittcnden and
Livingston counties as well a. the vote
Of the Fourth senatorial district.
OF course We have cause to cons,rue
The party whip statement literally for
This entire political field. as the editor
Of the organ here refused 10 le, a, have
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08
Printers Not So Bad.

A printing office, says a writer. is
usually considered a rather tough place
and the newspaper worker a mighty
bad man. Statistics, however, do not
bear out the idea. OF $3.50 in the
Texas penitentiary, there is not a
printer or newspaper man. while there
are ministers, lawyers, music teachers,
doctors. bankers, cooks. photographers
BARRIERS and members Of other profes-
sions and calls. The printer gets bad
name because the nature Of his bust
ness teaches him 10 detect shame.
while he is scorned by hypocrites.
EXchang.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08
kentucky Patents.

Granted this week. Reported by c.
A. Snow & Go. Patent Attorneys. Wash.
'ng'on D. c, Eugene A. Bagby. Win.
chester, Asf'huckct. Harry T. Schnci.
der Newport, Elevator lock and stop
For copy Of any above patents send ten
cents In postage stamps with date of
This papcrto C. A. Snow & Co. Patent
Attorneys Washibton b. C.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08

a Democrat that would like to see
The RECORD quit business. Is eircula,.
ing a report 10 the effect tina, Il will
not be published any longer This is a
natural statement Tor one to make who
would drop dead Il he was accused Of
telling the truth. TuE REcoRp will
live longer than this party would like
Tor L 60 live.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08
an approving God, which is greater
than all earthly compensation.
BrlttGr GlrtRCf on MARRIAGE.

II acl,I like to spoke a few words
to +, oder Sid't7r Skinner, oo crvcd
the president. ,3 Do dust began 90 g,t-
tie in Paradise hall.
BrudJer xxi ner who Is Young
man OF twen,y hire, with udlI eye
and a lilac necN,iv, advanced to the
front and the pres lc1t continued
"Buddcr S.lner, de news has just
reached my GERS l.. y.u am a'ou. to
Kit married ;rgs de-. de rspoic am
true, beHase b,e,c IL am de dooty Of
every young man who kin suppotc a
wife TO take one.
1T am true. sab.
Den let me compliment you Wild one
han an spoke few remarks TO you
Wild de odder. Gttn' mar'd has liz
VERY serious side Fur instunce. am
de gal gwine to marry YOU bekasc she
loves you or to spite her folks bckasc
dey kept her away from de skati'n'
rink Am you gwinc to marry dc gal
fur love or bckase her faddcr hah some
wealth which you think he'll she'll out
for yur benefit Love am "a pow ml
cmoshun. Bruddcr skinner. but love
widout pork an tatcr 10 keep il roin
am like de- frOth on top VI soda water
Don mistake so rmoshun II YOU
am sartln dat you love. 20 ahead. n
u am 'lolypop'. hire out ~ deck
hand on a steamboat fur week an it
will ~ away have node cupplcs ~
seemed 10 be- dyin Of love. Der silly
ackshuns made EN- de latin stock Of a
hull nayburhud Dcy seemed 20 dote
an dotc. hut Il didn't last After
couplc Of var De- husban war home
grumhler an tyrant an. de- wife a
'gadabout an scold What dcy
s'poscd was love. was only lolSpop
Don ;; marry gui hopin dat her faddcr
will sot you up in De- barrier huncss
Most faddcr-in-laws not onIy wants All
dey has got. but am Nillin 10 struggle
fur q little mo poan' VT down an
hgger that ~ Aters. loaf ~ bread.
hall q pound meat. an % quart Of ap-
pie sass am goin o. run ylu FUR a
week. You will want all d, salar, YOU
can earn. an yuu had better look
aroun an find somebody Rto Will lend
you dollar. now and then. Don't
Halter yourself dat 40 you hab a. Do
am 10 hug boz be- house an kis, obcr a,
gate You'll be- hungry fur CON beef
an baked beans your clothc. willwca
out you Hour and butter will waste
away. an hill flr tvo month, rent
will send q chill up ser back. De- man
or de- oman who 'spoc,s dat orange
blossoms will grow on one side an ten.
dollar bills on q, uidcr. am guine 90
wake zap some day an Gin dc rats
ieavn de- place In disgust Think ~
these things Brudirr skinner Yuu
Bin go wife In about five minute.
bat u take hsc year. 90 ~ shed II
one Of EN-. Exp atout one DAYS
sun fur a week ~ cloudy weather
Reckon on housc.r,nt comm due do
iust II chcry month an de- gruccr an
butcher kccpin an out fur you each
saturday night u will amaze YOU
de- woo,ipilc icccdcs. an how de- nour
gits ouicn de- har'l so soon. Don walk
into matnmUny ike bolster into
box. bat hgTcr ou whether de- halt am
Wurih de- risks n you conclude o.
marry you Kin dcpcn' On DE- club
'tcndin' dcohscqulcs In body. bingin'
along bounteou. supply II ham sand.
wchcs
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08
Educational Column
W. HUGH WATSON, Editor.

FELLOW TEACHERS: This
column is open for the dis
cusSion of educational sub
jects. You, being a factor
in education in Crittenden
county, or any other county,
are most cordially invited
to contribute to its columns.
Every teacher is invited to
send an article, and Iassure
you of a hearing. In order
to insure your getting in,
send your article to me at
Carrsville.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08
For Sale.

One nice building 10, on north side Of
East Dcpo, Street, also Eve acre. q,
land east Of Marion In the Marion dis.
trict Good apple and peach orchard
seven years old. A bargain. Call on
or address J. $. BRAswui. Box IL.
e-N Marion. ky.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08
HOW SAD!

They have nominated mule
ticket Tor county offices IN Livingston
county. u consists o. the "ha,.bs,n
Democrats. " ''wulii.bc Republicans. %
know no'hings &C., no,hings. sore.
heads. ' ''cCppJrtCads" and "rmpty.
heads Gentle reader arc you sur.
prised when We tell you that not a
mothers son Of them will be elected
Murray Ledger
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08

'Ns a VI NAAN NNNh
of the Community.
OUR Policy: Reliable, Con-
sentative, Efficient.
You like The RECORD a!
Your friends would per-
hapS also enjoy its bright.
crispy news articles, inter-
eSting serials. valuable adj
vertising offers and other
features.
Something for every men,
Der Of the family is always
furnished each week.
Your neighbor may be-
come interested by Just a
word from you. Your effort
will be appreciated by him
as well as ourselves.
There are a great many
names that ought to be add
ed TO our subscription list.
and we believe our friends
will assist in getting them
there If We request il.
We doreQueSt each Of our
subscribers to try and add
one name to our list. The
contribution would be small.
but in the aggregate would
greatly lessen the burden
imposed upon US by the re-
cent fire.
No appeal for help has
ever been made. nor is il
now intended as a direct
request for assistance. but
we want more subscribers
and We want our friends TO
help US get them.
The Improvements which
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IN the future. will more
than compensate those who
aid US for their effort in our
behalf.
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the reading habit by secur.
my his subscription to The
RECORD.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08

Our motto: Il " our desire 10 please
our patrons 10 the letter. n We don't
do that, tell us, but n We 40, tellkuuf
ncighbors and lct them try our sh6p.
MEtE & SEpnERRN.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08
tsirayed.

On or asSqt the second Tuesday in
April, a refheifer and red steer. n
marks, s,rayed from my farm near
Marion. ANY Information viii no
appreciated ]. ~ CNsSs
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08
FRIDAY, SEPT. s, 1905.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

FOR STATE SENATOR
ROBERT l.. MOORE
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
NJ. b. CLARK
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
WALTER A. BLACKBURN
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
CARL HENDERSON
FOR COUNTY CLERK
c. +. WELDON
FOR SHERIFF
J. +. FLANARY
FOR JAlLoR
ALBERT H. TRAVIS
FOR ASSESSOR
}. ANTHONY DAVIDSON
FOR SURVEYOR
JAS. +. SULLENGER
FOR CORONER
CHARLES WALKER
FOR SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
JOHN b. PARIS
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-09-08

In this issue Mis- Mamie Yates Dis.
cusscs Mind Training" In chastc.
vigorous style. Every teacher should
read b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-06

President saw him before he reached the re-
viewing stand and watched the child to see
what he would do. Ire youigste- never
turned his head toward the distinguished re-
viewing party until lie WAS directly in from:
of the stand, and then he tut MS little hand
to the brim of his campaign h;it ana made
Il sweeping salute. Ike President capped
bis hands and returned the salute in the
same sweeping fashion. AS the boy passed
the President tried to attract his attention.
and after several unsuccessful efforts caught
the boys eye for minute and made an
other salute, which the youngster returned
with great gravity and a low bow.
All of the boys in the parade came In for
little attentions such these. The cadet
companies and battalions from the various
schools and colleges were observed and
commented upon. Mr. Roosevelt did not
stint his praise of the high school boys OF
Washington. They were in the best of con-
dition and marched by In review like vet
Grams, performing the prescribed movements
in manner that spoke we'll for their train
ing The little fellows in the boys brigades
were given a hearty reception. One of these
youngsters. who was In command OF COM
pany received attentions from the entire
presidential party. He strutted in front OF
his command with all the grandeur OF a
major general. and his commando could be
heard half a block. Mrs. Roosevelt and the
Presidents children evinced as much inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-06

est in this part of the procession as the
President had shown. 81 II
element when they passed in review. Their
roping proclvities had full play. because
there were few people in front of the
stand and each seemed to be a target for
the fun-loving sons of the plains. Several
members of the reception committee and
a couple of newspaper men were standing
opposite the President when this section
OF the parade passed, and they fell easy
victims of the lassos, much to the amuse-
ment and glee of the President and mis-
family One of the cowboys rode up TO the
stand and showed an inclination to greet
the President personally, but the latter
waved the man on, as he had done in sew
eral instances of the same character.
The enthusiasm demonstrated when Gen.
Wheeler passed in review with his staff
at the head of his division of the civic sec
ton was the greatest of the day. The
President shook his own hands in greeting,
and the Rough Riders, who were viewing
the procession from their horses In the
White House grounds, gave an imitation
of the cowboy yell that walked the echoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-06
ON THE REVIEWING STAND

could not get trains to take them there be-
fore midnight or Sunday morning.
The people that thronged the capital city
came in during a period extending over
several days, but when 1t came to return
ing 1t seemed as if they all wanted TO go
at once.
But the railroad officials did not appear
to mind the unusual push They calmly
informed the anxious inauirers that such
and such a train would leave at such and
such a time and then left the chagrinned
ones to their woes, while they turned to the
next seeker after knowledge
All night the main stations of the Penn
sylvania and the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
roads were damned with people. Trains
were ordered to depart fast as they
could be made up and boarded Organiza-
tons that were expecting to leave on sched-
ule time in very many cases had to wait
several hours.
The veritable stream that began to pour
out of Washington Saturday night and
Sunday had hardly begun to decrease n
size today, but the railroads have go'
things in better running order and people
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-03-06

urday evening watching 1.-The crowds The
m ain thoroughfare of the city. tPennsyl-
wanna avenue. was a beautiful sight from
dark until pas. midnight and those who
grew tired of p"omenading the streets and
Glowing their neighbors climbed up into
tie numerous granos lands and scanned the
passing throng TO their hearts content
and all free of charge, too.
The center of interest for these persons
was the Presidents reviewing stand in
front OF the White House There was no
attempt on the part of the watchmen at
this point to keep the people away and
they took seats where the high onlcials of
the land had been seated, or stepped out to
the 'front.' OF Teddy's' box and expe-
rlenced the sensation of standing in the
Presidents tracks and looking out over the
multitude AS he had done a few hours be-
fore.