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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
NEW COUNTY JAIL.
Contract to Be Given Out Early
in Octnher

There is to be new l4enrico county
jail, and contracts for its construction
will be given out early next month, when
Judge Scott returns to the city from his
vacation. ~.
Contractors now have their representa-
tlves In the city. but nothing will be
done for them until next month
Representatives Of companies who are
here are Mr.. w n. Bowman, OF the
Stewart Iron Works, of Cincinnati. and
Mr. #, NJ. Fouts, Of the Van Dorm Works,
Of Cleveland.
The former represents the company
that built the city jail and the now por-
ton of the State penitentiary.
The new jail Is to cost about $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
HORSEMEN COMPLAIN.
Say Il is ardship8to Tear Up
Two Parallel Streets,

X Gentlemen who ind pleasure In peeding their
horses on Grace and Franklin Streets are very
pavement on both Of these thoroughfares Is
being taken up near the Jefferson Hotel at
the same time In order to lay asphalt blocks. Il
to tear up these two streets at tho same time,
said a gentleman last night. THE other day
drove up Grace Street to where the work is
going on. and went down to Franklin in otder
to drive gu, 10, my home, which Is on Grace.
found Franklin Street In the same condition
and had to go out Main Street to Henry be-
fore ! could get over to Grace, The city In
my View of the case should show tho public
enough consideration to require the contractors
to work on one OF these streets until 1t is COM
plcted, and then go to the other" w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
BIG CONTRACT AWARDED,
C, & o, Coal Agency to Furnish
Fuel for Gas Department.

The Committee on Light has awarded the
the ensuing year 70 the chesapeaks and Ohio
for what Is known as keystone coal The
contract Ia for 5000 tons. more or less. Mr..
hopkins sSd h. contract last and the
The bids We're submitted In July but tho
committee decided that before awarding the
contract the coal of the various competing
companies would be tosted A carload was
taken from each company and paid for NC
nished by the Chesapeake and Ohio Agency was
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
MIR. MINOR Named
Lee Ward Alderman Now Heads
Ordinance Committee.

+ The Committee on Ordinances last night re-
lceived and accepted the resg nation OF Hon.
Davis Bottoms as chairman OF that body, and
Alderman John B. Miner was elected In his
stead MIR, james Il. Cannon was made sub
chairman 10 succeed Mr.. Minor. s
Tho ordinance increasing the salary OK tho
Auditor from 5000 to- $50 per year was
itary inspectors was referred to the Health
Committee. The ordinance requiring all c!tt-
gems to use city water was adopted. AMI the
resolution cxcmp;ing the American National
Bank from putting up fire ESCAPES WINS tabled.
The ordinance creating a board OF excise COM
mlssiontrs was rejected. us was also that 10
Increase the pay OF police captains andas
GO III a La . Z 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
. HAD GOOD TIME.
Fred Wycoff Entertained at a
& Smoker BY Dixie Aerie.

Smoker BY Dixie Aerie.
The home Of Dixie Aerlet last night
presented a gay scene, the occasion be-
ing the smoker given by the aerie In honor
of Mr.. Fred Wyckoff, who Is, member
OF the Milwaukee Aere. and who has
been all week at the Bijou Theatre.
The rooms of the aerie were filled
with members of tI1. organization and
friends and the party was entertained
4 by members of the Uncle Danl" Com
pany and of the "McFadden's Flats"
Company. t2a @3t
The arrangements were In the hands
of Nlessrs. Fuller, Reinhimer, Murphy
and Mckee, Of the local lodge, and gay
ETY. reigned Until a late hour.
y splendid luncheon was served after
which the flow of wit was general The
visiting showmen toll many good siv"ies
and sang many songs, while the local
visitors declared they had never had
such a time in all their. lfc,t.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
A FRAUD IN SKIRTS.
Woman Who Has Been Begging
Found to Be An Inlposter.

The public Is earnestly warned by the
Citizens Relief Association against wo-
man who has for some time been going
about the city, claiming to be begging
for various charitable institutions. One
of her plans Is that she wishes to secure
enough money to get two poor Old ladies
In the Homo ~ Needy Confederate
Women. This tale has been investigated
by officers OF the Citizens Relief Asso-
citation and found to be q fabrication
throughout She has also been known to
tell that she wanted money for family
stricken with smallpox The Citizens
Relief Association has every reason TO
believe that she Is an inlpostor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
For CAPTAIN Strathon.

The Street Committee last evening
recommended TO the Council an oriIn-
ance to pay Captain j, Taylor Stratton t25
per month as compensation for his SER
Vices as Clerk of the Street Committee. in
addition to his regular salary as hook
keanar In the engineers department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Repairing Their Church.

Broad Street Methodist Church Is un-
Will cost 1850
The whole building Is to be painted out-
side and the interior Is to be frcscooed
pews viii he reupholstered and new car-
pets VIII be laid on the floors
The most Important change, VIII DO me
new choir and organ loft and q new or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Mr.. Bigger Away.

Executive Clerk sam w, Bigger leaves
to-day for Crozet 10 spend a vacation
Of TWO weeks
Mr.. d. a Richie, Governor Montague 8
private secretary returned from his va
cation Yesterday Mr.. Richie spent his
two weeks In the mountains OF West
Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
MR.. HILL TREASURER.
Richmonder Chosen Officer Of
Directory Publishers Association.

Mr. ]. L. Hill has returned from the meet
Ing Of the Association OF Directory Publishers
which was held In Toronto. The nsso.
citation Is made up OF publishers Of drec-
tories, and the meeting was one Of the most
successful ever held. Mr. Hin WAS elected
treasurer OF the association The other officers
are: w. II. Lee, New Haven. president: \.
G. Wright, Milwaukee,. first vice-prcsdent: a.
" Williams. Cincinnati second vice. PRESIDENT;
w II. Bates, New York. secretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Judge Witt Returns.

Judge S. h. Witt, of the Hastings
Court, returned home yesterday a.Sr-
noon from Nimrod Hall, where no spent
his vacation In fishing The Judge is IN
fine shape. and says he never had bet
ter luck angling in his life,
The September term Of his court VIII
bNKln nNXt "Wednesday. -L.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
CHESAPE AND
OHIO Il RAILWAY A / CO.
Board Of Directors Make Report
for the Fiscal
Year.
INCREASES ARE ENORMOUS
President Geo. W. Stevens Gives
An Array Of Interesting
4. Facts.

The twenty-seventh annual report OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany for the year ending June 80, 1905,
has just been made public.
The book, made up of 50 pages, con-
tains full and accurate information con-
s corning the affairs Of the road.
While II is not possible to give moro
the following figures and statements will
interest the community, whose interests
are closely allied with the advancement
and prosperity of this great corporation.
President George W. Stevens in his adj
dress to the stockholders Of the company
takes occasion to mention n number Of
significant facts. He says In part:
An agreement having been made be-
tween the railway companies owning the
3 Richmond ashingtoD company Hpuf
company has approved the making of Il
mortgage by that company for $1,000, 0lo
to be. used in double tracking and improv-
ing It's property and your board has au-
thufized your officers to execute the guar
ahlee OF this company upon the bonds
secured By this mortgage, as they may
be issued a like guarantee has been
made by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company, Southern Railway Company,
seaboard Air Line Railway and Balt-
more and Ohio Railroad Company.
What Work Was Done.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Steamship
Company, Limited. showed a loss during
the Year of Sl1l,67S9i New steel rails
Put down during the year amounted to
!
1851 yards of ballast were used
There were 3,43S,O3O passengers carried
during the year at a total passenger
train earning of Sass, 0S39S, an increase
over last year of 60 per cent
In examining the tables Of statistics,
She following facts seem to be Of first
Interest.
The total trackage of the road Is O.
t'0 lilo miles, or l-2 miles more than
the preceding year The equipment in
operating is as'tollows+ Locomotives, 547;
passenger COACHES 255; freight cars, "a
BIS; floating equipment (such as ships
tugs, barges,, etc.), 20; maintenance Of
way dncludins constructing cars, hand
ears, velocepedes, etcl, 1887, or total of
RI0S2.
During the year five locomotives have
been retired and % purchased, dining
Ear has been added, and while 54tj freight
ears have been dismantled, S,06l freight.
Don ana sondola cars have taken their
place.
Inc total tonnage carried in the freight
department was lS3Oi,79l tons, OF which
'a,is per cent. was bituminous coal; 10
per cent. was lumber, and the remaining
DO per cent, covered q hundred other
classes Of freight,
me freight earnings amounted to
fl6 Q39 3l256 'spt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Italian Agent Named.

Governor Montague yesterday issued com
Genoa, Italy, az the representative Of Virginia
ior me purpose Of Forwarding farmers 10 this
S Nl.s GrainatlSa Is the Immigration age!t for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
CLUB HOUSE BURNED.
Building and Traps of West End
Cl,b DESTROYED By Flames.

The new clubhouse OF the West End Gun
r,l,,h was totally destroyed by fire early yes
terday morning, and the contents CONSISTING
Of traps were Loot The fire Is though, 70 nn wv,
Side OF. the building during the cool hours q
the night The loss IS estimated az ABOUT So o.
rho house will be rebuilt early mex; season IL
time for the opening of the shooting seas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
OneCharter. Granted.

The State Corporation Commission yesterday
granted the following charter: Richmond s ate
company, Incorporated Principal office. Rich-.
mond. Incorporators. c. r. Guy president; II,
secretary nnd treasurer: al q Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
SOLDIERS PAY.
Field Officers Of Seventieth Regi
ment Get Money for Services.

WIN to-day receive their pay for services at
Basic during the recent encampment The
amount for this purpose has been received by
Major Bossieux. and amounts TO about 5000
The pay for the privates win probably be re-
ceivcd by the major early next week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16

Capital stock: Maximum. 5000 minimum.
5000. Objects and Npitrposes:S Buying and
selling OF qua rries, leases, lands mines and
other property. slate and other minerals. and
the conduct OF a general mercantile and other
business. f{} 8elst {t5t G4} asEs{l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
WILL ASK FOR BAIL,
Counsel for Culbertson to Appear
Before Judge Witt To-dav

Mr.; s; l.. Kelly has been retained as counsel
LOT Cui,nertson, and Will to-day endeavor 10
rected back to-day. and u motion will DO made
before MIN this morning. Counsel for Culbert-
son mas arranged to a get a bondsman, and
almost Immediately upon his release Cubertson
VIII probably so back to work at the Locomo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
JUNGLE DAN'L" LEAVES. 4
Last OF Successful Engagement at
Biiou To-day.

me last chance OF seeing Fred Wychof as
Uncle Dan'l" win be at the ntnec and inc
iti1oI Tonight The play has pleased Rich
mond audience greatly =, 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Mr.. Ergleston Back.

Hon. d, O. Eggleston, Secretary, OF ne re- com
tending his, Circuit Court In Charlotte county
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Mr.. Lynch Returns.

councilman John ], Lynch OF Jefferson
wa I'd, who has been spending some time 10
bath county FOR his health. has returned to &ths
city much improved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16
Portrait of Judge Minor.

a splendid porpi, Of The late lIdge Y ,,, 9.
Ton. and when completed Will be hung on tte
wells OF the Law aud Equity r9I11r,j 2 Ms!r
which no 30 long and 80 nby pIeSSl,u n Nv ~
friends 81 Judge Minor subHcEipen NV 'p''Y1
10 pnS Mr., Morton for his wprktiii re-
Burnetts Extract OF fa,n''la
il the best. perfectly pure, hl8hlY So''ce''-
trntcd.--AdY. 5s58t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16

and n dividend Of 10 per cert. interest on
stock, a balance Of s291.25S.o4 was trans
ferred to nroflt and loss. Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16

IHG!east ',t,'tt,rt,, ,.,,r,.., Si,p1o.21o. ~
The railroad hospital cared for 7si sick
and 50 injured. OF which II died from
disease and from injury.
The Y, NJ. c. A. has a total enrolment
OF 1881 members
After the payment Of all due obligations
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-16

II Is stated that the total cos, of the
road in 1904 was $lo6.242, ss9.ll, while in
1863 the cost increased TO sl(So95 ,227.4 40.
y Securities are owned by the road
amounting Cat paD to S33,4sl 1924, which
We're purchased at Il cost of 81 .S73 1869. As,
The total earnings between 1885 and 1906,
a period of ten years. show marked
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
Sells More Of Chamberlain GOugf
Remedy than Of All Oib-
Put Together

The following letter from sality
where Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
well known shows by the imp. Tented
demand for Il tina, the medicine sells
on Is own merit. Mr. Thos. George, .
merchant at ut. Elgin. Ontario, says
Il have had the local agency for Cham.
bcrlain's Cough Remedy ever since IL
was introduced into Canada. and sell
a. much Of il as | do oi all other lines
have on my shelves put together. OF
the many dozen sold under guarantee,
| have not had one bottle returned !
can personally recommend this med.
cine a. ha. used Il myself and given
Il 10 ms children and always With th,
best results" For salc by Haynes &
Taylor. the cntcrprisiug druggists Of
Marion.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
A RUINOUS POLICY.
The Sale and Use Of Unsuitable sires
For Breeding Purposes


We have persistcntly advised the use
Of pure bred slrcs In the breeding up
Of live stock, and many men have gone
further 10y replacing their graded stock
by pcdigrced animals OF considerable
merit There Is now another step to
be- taken that Is quite M important as
breeding out the scrub blood or sub.
shutting pure bred for grade stock
We refer 10 the necessity Of culling
out all unsuitable breeding animals in
every herd and stud Of the country,
writes 4. =. Alexander In Farmers
Review. Hundreds OF bulls. boars and
rams ARE being sold for breeding pur-
poses each year that are doing harm
instead Of good and that should have
been castrated by their breeders. II IL
hard 20 get breeders TO attend 20 such
matters NJ this. They eau usually find
buyers for indifferent sIres and 80 take
the chance when II presents itself, but
the policy Is rulnous In the end The
reputation Of the breed and the herd In
at stake IN the sale of every animal
that goes on the farm for breeding
purposes
The breeder cannot afford TO sell
poor representative NJ his herd II he
will but stop 90 think the matter over
fully By castrating the poor lndlvid-
ual he will make profitable feeding
animal and spoil bad sire II be sells
he but enlargcs the number Of scrub
pure brGls Ia the land aud their mum
h"r IL getting 10 be enormOus II there
Is anything that viii hurt the pure bred
stock business worse than the contin-
ned selling and use Of poor individual
sircs aud dams we have not heard Of
H.. nnd we are convinced that the time
has come 10 act honestly and severely
IN thi. direction
Not every man who wishes 10 i'm
prove his live stock knows how 10 Sc
lcct n representative sire Of the best
Individuality For this reason he has
10 trust 10 the honesty of the breeder,
whom he asks TO make the selection
Tor him lie may state that be does
not wish TO pay a high figure. aud the
breeder very naturally takes adyan-
tage Of the circumstances 90 send him
poor individual that IL cheap ~ FAR
NJ cost IL concerned. but terribly dear
when We consider the mischief be- will
do In the herd 10 which be- goes The
honest breeder WHO has az heart the
best interest Of his patrons and of the
industry In which he IL engaged should
never md himself In a position 20 sup.
ply cheap aud az the same time I'm.
different sire ~ any sort. lie should
castrate every animal u this Kind and
have nothing but good individuals Tor
sale Were every breeder 20 act In this
way the number NJ scrviccahlc sircs
would be reduced. hut their value
would Increase and the value Of the
hrrcl represented would also he Ger
mIuly enhanced ln time 10y The persist
rni use N nothing hui FIRST class slrcs
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
yallma Valley Washington

lsihr tat,ra liver igation prop
Osiiiub In the United States, All but
tropical fruits grow hxurantly. while
alfalfa is a SURF and profitable crop.
Twenty ranches can be- purchased
for $1,000. on easy terms. The North
crn Pacific Railway travcrscs the en-
tire length Of the valley, thus ensure
inr good transportation faculties. Good
schools and churches abound, and rural
mail routes have been established
throughout the valley, which will soon
be one large village. Thundcrstorms
are rare. and cyclones unknown. The
climate, which Is very mild, il cStrcm-
~ beneficial TO consumptiyes and those
afflicted with bronchial and catarrhal
troubles.
For descriptive pamphlets Of this
region. or information regarding lands
business upciiigs 90 Htlcr H.t,ry
served BY the ,or,hcn Pacific. will be
sent trcc. write too w. Mott. Gent
Emigration Agent N,tthc Pacific
Ry.. 81 raul Slim.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
Healthy Mothers.

Mothers should always Keep 10 rood
hu,lily health. They owe Il 90 ,hci.
children. Yet Il u NJ unusual sight a.
see a mother. with babe IN arms
coughing violently and exhibiting an
the symptoms of a cunsumpiNc iD
drncy. And why should this danrc
uus condition exist. dangerous alike 9,
mother and child. when DR. Hoschcci
German Syrup would put stop to u
az uncc' M mother should b. without
this uld and tried remedy iu the house
for "a timely use viii promptly cur
any lung. ihr1ai Cr bronchial trouble ir
herself ur her children. The worst
cough ~ cold can be- speedily curci l'
German Syrup. sn can hOaruCnCss an
congestion ~ the bronchial tutcs IT.
makes rVprturatinr easy, and give
instant rrltct and refreshing rC.i e.
the cOugh.rackcd cOnsumptiyc. New
trial boiiICs. PC. laugC size, l5c. For
sale by Woods & Ormc. 1871
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
RURAL DELIVERY
MAIL ROUTES
In All 33,94S--.ln Kentucky 6O4 and
In First District no Rural Mall
Routes In Operation.

A report just issued by the postoffice
department shows that on November |
there were 604 rural mail routes in
operation in Kentucky, and that petit
lions for 1876 more routes are pending
before the department. The routes in
operation are divided among the various
congressional districts as follows:
First, 10; Second, 1914; Third, 65;
Fourth. 66; Fifth, %; Sixth, 81; Sew
enth, 6s; Eighth, a; Ninth, SO; Tenth,
II; Eleventh, 2.
Petitions are pending fromithe vari'
Gus districts Of Kentucky as follows
First, 2s; Second, IS; Third, 80; Fourth
81; Fifth, 8; Sixth, 10; Seventh, 2
Eighth. 26; Ninth 8; Tenth, 0; Elev'
Cnth. q.
1t is gratifying TO W. r. Spilman
General Superintendent Of Rural Deliv
cry, 30 announce that the rural mai
service has at last gained foothold il
the Eleventh Kentucky district, which
was without rural routes until within
the last month. The credit Of gettini
the service started in the Eleventh
district is largely due to Congressman
Edwards, who has been unremitting il
his efforts in this direction.
In the country at large there wer
80, 94s rural routes in operation o.
November /. and Abs petitions 70
additional routes were pending.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
Win Reside al Providence.

Irving ~ whcatcrofi, the great rail
road and mine promoter. will soon tab,
up his residence at Providence. WHERE
he has bought property. Tie has made
arrangements Tor ample grounds for
his deer park and will soon move all his
whcatcroft possessions TO Providence.
Mr. whcatcoft will give his pcs,onal
attention 10 his new railroad
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
SWINE HUSBANDRY

Buttcrmilk. provided no water l.
added. is PRACTICAL, ~ the same value
Tor fcr,lIug pig w. separator milk
writes correspondent ~ American
Cultiyntor Rui II must be- hornc To-
mind thlt huticrnilk frum factories nj
mu-t alvny. has miNci with u n cun.
siderable amount ~ nddei water some
time, a- much ~ iO per cent. aud cun
sruucuil, hy Itself B. not suitable
forl Tor pir. Many instances rau h.
gwen ~ grrat mortality among pIrs
fod solrl, On buitrrmllk practically
fr,m starvation. ieruu-r tlrl were mot
able a. crusumr enough hutirrmIIk
plus water a. derive sufficient uutri
mcni a. suppl, The demand ~ NATURE
Bui when ihr dcnyirury in solids IL
made up %, adding meal ur even
grBss. unls ur other fridrr. pig, nrr
found tu thrive ON thr butrrmllk
w~aalsu riE.
S.uyr uu u-r yau be- made ~ snws
milk Il -,vms unvlsr IN le lu n hurry
alput weaving pix. when the mothers
milk supply j. .tlll gpid The surkling
pix 3, making lis lowest cust growth
Cars at S~ias.
u pir- begin 10 show au out ~ yun
dltiou appearance don't think ~ mrli
cine the first thing Scc II some mis-.
take In fv,liug " rarv cannot be- dls
covered. aud n n l. CORRECT II. Farm.
Stock and Home
The nr.sd saws.
Give br-vi .oWs the fr,y,lom N the
pssturv Hrii. when with Young pig,
anil 90, s,-,u u. the pir, arr Old enough
~ cat fr-yl little shrll,,l y,u sni
drl m.ddlIuE. with a mash ~ wheat
utl 'irg. rui U., Snws with r'r,
.hunM HiwbY, have ay,,-. o. e.uul
b.rr rris, pasiurr AMI -burh uui b.
rt iuu mu.b uuru The lrresi part ui
'H 1inu uuub I-' madr ui' ~ uan
rui iru with e. Iiiir o.jwrtt Have
Haul of Uarval tul s.hr, yoDs'Hui
~ available M uyasluual tr,vl ~
'llt viii w. iounj rroHlahlc Nmrr
Bu Julii,ator.
soaking yorn Fer Hess
urlinarill We believe that Il ducs
soi ~, H. suak cnru for pigs Unless
u ls ,rry harl thci will grind u
themselves. and soak Il with the saliva
which aids digestion Professor Henry
say- that soaking curn l. about ~
useful ~ grinding H." which means
hat Il j. n question whether the gains
i,vrlalaurr tho rust National siock
man
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17
ChamherlaIn'S Pain Balm.

There is no danger from blood poison
resulting from cut ~ wound Of any
kind when Chamberlain Pain Balm Is
used. Il Is an antiscp,.c dressing and
should be IN every household For sale
by Haynes & TAYLOR. the cntcrprising
druggists OF Marion.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-11-17

We have no patience with these d.
EMISSIONS Involving strife hciwrrn the
farmer and the merchant There T.
m rvason on earth why therr should
not h. the utmost harmony between
thr-e two The man who says ths,
tb~ farmer does all the work aud the
merchant lives by beating him AZ every
turn. likc ihr man who tylr- 90 farm
srs "Hubrs." should be- shut up short
The grratrst gupi and mast pleasant
rlatIons will arise frum a friendly co
operation of the man within the cor
p'ration limits and biz brother with
oat