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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-12-08
Commercial Club al Providence.

The Enterprise and others have been
battling for years 10 ge, a commercial
club for Providence but Il was not until
last Monday night that these hopes
were realized. The Providence Com
merrial Club Is now a full hedged or
ganiIation that has been Incorporated
under the laws Of Kentucky and Is
ready at any and all times To advance
the interests Of Providence and sur
ruunding country and TO assist in devel'
oping the great resources that w
possess.
without any organization whatever,
/ Providence has had a phenomenal
growth and i stands IN reason that th'
new commercial club having for u
object the upbuilding Of the city. vii
draw TO Il the support and cooperation
Of all the business men Of the tow
who are interested in IL growth an'
future welfare.
The incorporatOs are Ross G'vens
In. B. Baker. 7. 7. Morris. J. G. Gist
Henry Givcns and J. c. Sugg. ProVi
dcnce Enterprise.
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The Secret Of Success

Forty million bottles Of August
Flower sold In the United States alone
ance is intrcductionl And the demand
for Il Is growing. Isn't that fine
showing u neccssi Don't u prove
,hA, Angus, Flower has had unfailing
success in the cure Of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia The two creates, enemies Of
health and happincssi Does 4 not
afford the best evidence that August
Flower Is a sure specific tor all stomach
and intestinal discricrsI that Il has
proved itself the best Of all liver rcgu.
la,orsI August Flower has = match
lcss record u over thirty.hve ycars IN
curing the ailing millions Of these dis
trcssins complaints a success that u
becoming wider in its scope every day
a, home and abroad. a. the fame o'
August Flower spreads. Trial bottles
2sc. regular aSe. TIC. For sale BY
woosls a Ormc.
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JENKINS BUILDING
OFFICES ATTRACTIVE
Or. E.W. Num- Has Moved Info New
and Up.tO-daie Quariers--Other
Tenants Are Installed,

OF the twelve offices on the second
floor Of the jenkins building. seven
have been occupied.
This building Is equipped with steam
heat and electric lights throughout
which makes u comfortable, eommo-
dious and up to date.
Offices 3 and I have been taken by
DIR. r. W. Num- who moved in this
week and Is now pretty well straight
cncd up. The front office Of his suit IS
beautifully finished. the walls being Of
a delicate pink and the drop near the
ceiling blends from the pink TO deli
cate turquoise green which covers the
ceiling. This color scheme Is finished
OF with strips Of dark mahogany bead
ing Tho aoor is vanished and Of oi
6nish. Dark green shades and ful
l,nrth cream lace curtains are at tbs
windows. The window seat will b
upholstered in plush with hangings Il
match. This Office contains leathe
upholstered couch, library table, dress
ing stand and chairs
The operating room opens to IN
lcf, and contains a beautiful new eabi
net. the operating chair and a table
The color scheme in this room Is dar
and ligh, blue. The walls are Of dar
blue. the drop between walls and eel
ing are Of a dull orange and the eeilin
ligh, blue finished in the same way
number three.
Par,itioned of In one corner Of u
operating RON Is a small labOra'o'
/ which contains the working materia
/ and tools.
d Dr. Mum has recently added TO b
, oo,fi, a somnoforme inhaler with whi'
= arrangcmen, he is enabled to extra
. teeth without pain. This arrangeme
!. Ats over the mouth and nose and u
pa,ien, falls asleep in less than twen
seconds after inhaling the liquid, r.
sons whom Dr. Mum has tried this
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7. EVERETT BUTLER
DEPARTS THIS LIFE
A Denver, Col. Where Ne Had Zone
To Regain Hls Heallh-Remalns
Brought 10 kenlucky.

News reached here the first OF The
week Of the death of 7. Everett Hut.
lcr. well known In Crittcndcn and
Livingston counties. at the time Of his
death being representative from said
counties,
Mr.. Butler was horn and reared at
salem. hut was well known here on
account u having attended Manon
Graded schools several years ago.
After leaving school he devoted his
time ,o the study of law. IN which
vocation he would have beyond question
gained distinction. Al the primary
election in Livingston county this year.
ne vas nominated On the Democrats
,ckr, for county attorney With NJ
opposition and would now be serving W
,ha, capacity but Tor his untimo',
death.
On account Of his health he was
forced 10 resign these hcnor, and wenl
10 Denver. Col, In ehope Of regain
ING in part the health he had lost u
was hoped tha, the bracing climate
would DO him good but he steadily grcV
worse and the news Of his death come
no, 90 much a surprise as a sorrow y
all who knew him.
Mr.. Butler was y years of age an
leaves a wife Who was formerly Mis-
Ida Koon. a Livingston county girl
The remains arrived Tuesday morn
ing. accompanied by his grief.s.r'ekc
wife and his brother. Isaac Butler
Win Butler. who is In the employ .
the telephone company at this place.
\ ,lao a brother of the deceased.
The body will be taken TO the o'
: homestead at salem and WILDE in,err'
/. pcsiic these Of his parents In the con
{ elsry there.
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WASHINGTON LETTER
From Our Regular cors'peadsn,

News received at the State Depart
meat today Indicate considerable that
Turkey will yield To the demand Of the
United Powers regarding the reforms
in Macedonia and u was admitted at
the Turkish Legation that nothing To
the contrary indeed nothing at all. had
been heard from the home government,
There was a story in circulation that
one reason why Turkey was presenting
such an obstinate front TO the rcsi OF
the world Was that she was receiving
the covert support Of Japan In hc'
rrcalcitrAnt attitude. This rumor VA
reported to the Japanese Minister, Mr.
Takahira. but he denied !, indignantly
and said that Il had been set afioat b!
enemies of Japan in the hopes Of hurt
her siansing with the rest Of III
world.
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directors appoint member Of the Club
to make trip TO Princeton. Ind. or
some other point in Southern Indiana,
for the purpose Of inducing some fac
Tory 10 remove to Marion or ascertain
the conditions under which factory
could be secured. Messrs. d. Il. Keyil
C. T.. Weldon and J. NJ. Freemun were
appointed as committee 10 raise funds
10 defray the expenses Of the party
making the trip.
Balloting for siX directors 10 serve
during the ensuing year, three OF whom
were TO serve for the term Of tive
yesrs from this election resulted in the
election of the following; Jno. W. vii
son. c. S. Num-. J. NJ. Freeman, d
Il. Kevil. Sam Gugenheim and Jno. A
Moore. Messrs. Wilson. Mum an'
Freeman we're chosen for the hold-oye
or two yoer term directors. The newl.
elected directors decided that Geo. NJ
Crider should serve aS treasurer an
Jas r.. Chittendcn as secretary for III
ensuing year.
Several paid their dues, and a yot
Of thanks was given 10 DR.. T. A. Fra'
er and other members Of the Enter
tainmcnt Committee for their effort
| in behalf Of the success Of the Oper
ing Day Of New Marion. which va
held Wednesday October Is.
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AUCTION Sale.

will on Thursday. December II. sell
at public outsry TO the highest b'ider
all my household and Kitchen fun'i-
,urc. and some live stock and farming
machinery named and described below.
The sale will occur al the Carter farm
four miles east Of Marion on the VIII
son farm road.
The property to be sold consists Of !
horse, | mare, | mule one-year old; z
COWS, I fattening hogs, | wagon. !
buggy. moving machine, hay rake.
! 1 hay loader. farming implements.
corn and hay, household and kitchen
furniture.
Terms; Al amounts over $40 on sis
months time with per cent interest
approved security. Amounts under SIC
cash in hand. j. W, GARTER.
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TAYLOR & CAN
MANS Store
In New Quarters and Ready
For Trade.
PUBLIC IS INVITED To CALL.
Is Now One Of The Most Modern and
lp.iO.date Business Houses
In The City.
PUBLIC IS INVITED TO GALL.
THEIR STOCk NEW and COMPLETE

In the beautiful and eommodious
store rooms Of tile Masonic temple.
on the corner Of Main and Belleviile
streets Taylor 4 Cannon have occupied
their new quarters. These are not
only large and roomy, but exeellently
located.
The show windows are among the
largest and prettiest in town and are
now handsomely dressed. one display
ing line Of shoes aad the other line
Of carpets. rugs. druggets. both Bris'
sells and ingram. On each side as one
enters are two long floor eases, one
containing rare hne Of purses an'
pocketbooks md mems ready mad'
shirts. The other shows all kinds o.
collars. turnoyer. combs and hand
kerchiefs for ladies.
The right side from counter to eeil
/ ing is devoted entirely To the sho'
department. The high shelving can
for roller Ladders. which have bee
ordered and win be Installed AZ once
The other side contains dress goods
ribbons and hosiery Of every and a
descriptions.
The entire ready-made department
on the second floor. Their line Of men
and boys clothing. hats and caps an
ladies' wraps Is full and complete
They also carry a large hne Of trunk
and yalises. Their entire stock Is new
clean and up. ao-dA,e and Of the yer
best qyahty. They are now full
eqnipped and organized. and would al
preciatc the inspection Of the publD
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Good Sign hriler.

". len. the well known sign paint.
or. was in the city this week, and
pain,ed some very pretty signs that
were quite satisfactory. lie was here
several years ago and the parties he
pain,ed signs for had him TO do their
work again. lie is a specialist on the
scr,p, letter and his work is very dura.
bic.
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commercial
| CLUB Meeting
9pw Officers Elected For the
| Next Year
SEVERAL OFFICERS ABSENT
leeiIng Was a Most Interesting an
Profitable One and Premises
Bright Future
SEVERAL OFFICERS ABSENT
nPORrs OF VARIOUS COMMITTEES

OfnCerh anu menptta ei bn' N'"''
cal Club met Tuesday evening. Dee. 3.
n the lobby Of the post office building |
a an adjourned session. Directors J.
n. Freeman. c. II. whitehouse, and {.
X weldon we're present. c. $. Num-.
n n. SAyrc and ChAA. Evans absent
President T. n. Cochran. First Vice
President 7. A. Fraser, Second Vice
President X. l. Mum. Treasurer Geo.
N. Crider and Secrctary Jas. T.. Chit
tenden were present Meeting WAs
called 10 order by President Cochran
and On account of the minute books Of
former meetings having burned In the
Are of March 9th and the informul
state % afiAin that existed since that
date. the reading Of minutes vas ns'
pended and roll called Twenty-one
members out of seventy one tha, had
joincd the club prior 10 last March
answered present.
The matter Of inspecting oounty
rOadH and awarding promised medals N
o'ernecrs Tor their successful enor~ w
obtaining The best improved results On
their respective sections ~ roads vas
discussed. G. s. Num-. chairman Of
the Comfy Development Immigration
and Good Roads Committee. being
absent and unable !" report on uh''
question the matter vas set aside 70 p'
disposed OF AZ the di-cfeu"h "' III,
committee I a. fraser VINO hAo
bccn appointed treasurer Of 'he enter
Ainmcnt committee Tor inc opcn'nF
Day of Ne~ hAnon' made paruA
report showing dehei' oi about on'
hundred and usr'y nine doliAS' y"
The present the matter Vas u''P'~'u .
BY the club voting mat me m"nel
should h. borrowed TO hqu'date inc oe
heit and II was Ordered mat s'''
Indebtedness On account OF saiu o''
rowcd money should oc eanee'eu a
fAs, as the membership dues ior w
neN year were paid up J. ~ rASe
stated that after paying ~ All aee'un'
unpaid by reason oi 'hc shortage u
iunds ne would maNr q Ni''''n teP"'
10 the prcs'dcn, of the club when VI
appcar IN subsequent m'nu'eN' r'e'
idcnt Iochran Then made uh' r'guN
All NNN
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TINE TABLE
CHANGES
Fast Trains TO Stop at All
County Seats.
| RECORDS PAST FORESIGHT
Chicago and Nashville ThrOug
Train Service Has Become q
Realization.
RECORDS PAST FORESIGHT.
GREETED As WELCOME IMPROVEMENT,

As predicted and fully discussed in
our issue on March 10, last, the Chica-
20 and Nashville through train service
has become a realization and arrange
ments are about completed for the
new time table which goes into effect
Sunday. These trains make through
runs TO Nashville, Clarksyille, Hopkins
vile and intermediate points over the
4. c. lines with close connection at
Princeton for Padueah, Cairo, Mem
phis and New Orleans. II is thought
that the station at Princeton will be
rebuilt and the improvements so long
needed will be made.
The time card for the fast trains has
not been issued yet, but Il is thought
that the south bound trains will pa s
about 1886 a. m. and 2:35 p. m, leav'
ing Evansville at lao a. m. and l2;5t
p. m. Going north Il Is thought the
trains will pass here about l:55 p. m
and 4.25 q. m.
These trains will stop at all count!
seats along the line.
This calls for night operator VIII
will begin work about the tenth. II !
not known yet as to who will get tn
place.
This change has long been discusse
and agitated by the ]. c. officials, an
lis adoption is greeted as a most wei
come improvement.
BY the change this division is cut ol
the Louisville division and becomes III
main line Of the Nashville di ision.
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Bureau having the most direct dealing
with them to give them every chance
TO improve their condition. Col. Ed
wards strongly recommends the pass
age Of the Courts Bill which passed
the House last session but was buried
in the Senate This provides for the
abolition Of duties between the United
States and the Philippines on every
thing except sugar and tobacco and
the reduction on these staples TO 25 per
cent Of the DINGHY rates. At the close
of the ten year period during which
Spain was TO have equal treatment
with the United States in the islands,
these remaining duties are also TO be
abolished. The report states that
this mitigation Of customs barriers
Is absolutely necessary to furnish the
island with a good and stable market.
1.-THE next thing needed is bank that
will relieve the farmers from the blood
sucking usuary they now suffer.
Nearly all Of them from season to
season have to borrow money on their
crops. For this they have to pay from
| 2 TO 10 per cent a month. The bank,
liz established will be under the control
Of the Philippine Commission and thus
limit the amount Of interest il will be
limited also TO securities approved by
81 the commission. These. however, will
include growing crops, and they are
c the chief source Of the farmers bor-
rowing strength. The dividends Of the
/ bank would be guaranteed by the Phil
ylippine government for a term Of p
Iyears. but there is little doubt bu'
9 what the institution would be mor'
e than self supporting from th'
: start. There is a great need Of ad
G ditional transportation facilities in tn
= sland and although the government
e has authorized the construction OF
e thousand miles Of new railway, It
a said that amount could be increases
e TO advantage. The ocean carryinI
Il trade is discussed in the report. II
4 said that from 80 TO rs per cent Of tn
imports and exports are carried unde
l. the British flag. America has only |
y per cent Of the carrying trade, bu
Is even this is an Improvement over N
n previous year. France stands next
9. fngland in the hst Of carriers ar
5. Germany shows decided falling OF.
III 90
IL vas announced at the State ID
" partment today that Col Cotton, u
general receiver Of the customs servi'
20 in Santo Domngo. had returned
= Washington on business of person
SS nature that will not keep him lon
W. But he reports conditions in the islai
~ much improved since the United Stat
ny took hold Of the customs houses, Al
W this is a well founded belief. Sin
''' the United States has had the revenu
lin charge. there has been no chance {
, an uprising and the country is enjoyi
an unusual era Of peace and prosperi'
90
The president, the secretaries
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To Pensioners

RI. Moore has established his Law
office in room No. 10. postoihce build
ing lie Is connected with one Of the
best firms u pension attorneys ir
Washington. u. {. 2-S'
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attention, knlqhlS !

AK of P's are requested 90 he
prrsent al the meeting IN Castle Hall
Friday night, December Sth, as electios
of officers is in order.
]. FRANK DoDGE. G. C.
X. l.. FtAsARI, X. Of X. and :.
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declare that they feel no pain at the
time and it has no evil effects after
ward.
DR.. Num- invites the public to call
and see him in his new Office.
90
Number five is occupied by School
Superintendent z. A. Bennett and
brother, Of Livingston county, and
j. B. Kevil, of this city. Mr.. Bennett,
whose term Of Office expires January
l, will take up his abode here, together
with his brother. They have pur-
chased the agency of the farm depart
ment of the Continental Fire Insur-
ance Company. They will work this
and life insurance, and, within the cor
porate limits Of Marion, Bennett.
Kevil & Co. will write FIRE insurance
for the Milwaukee Mechanics. This
company now occupies an Office on the
, second floor Of the jenkins building.
They will also engage in the real estate
business.
90
Numbers six and seven are occupied
by Champion & Champion and W. H.
Clark, attorneys-at-law. OF whom we
have mede mention in recent issue Of
| this paper
10 90
DIR. G. Z. Shiyely, mayor elect, has
engaged and occupied number nine.
He has furnished it neatly and beauti-
n fully. The floor is covered with .
l. handsome drugget, the windows with
"a dark green shades and little sash cur
tains. The walls are decorated with
E. pictures tastily arranged. A large
le leather upholstered couch, table, desk
It and chairs complete the furnishings.
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Lawyer. J. W. Hue IT,, is serving
on the smithland bench this week on
aeeoun, of the sieknessOf eircui, icdes
4. y, Ciorden.
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There u naturally more gossip about
the chairmanship of the Appropriation
Committee IN the huusc than about
almost any other piece of minor politics
nus, now, and Il Is said that Speaker
Cannon has practically decided on Rep
rcscn,auvc Jas. a. Tawney, Of Mimi.
t,T the place. Speaker Cannon was
personally well disposed toward Rep
rc.cntA,ive MeCleary also Of Minnesota,
for the place. lie Is an acknowledged
tariff expert and is on the ways means
committee. So also is Mr.. Tawancy
and Il Is probable that Speaker Cannon
will shift Mr.. Tawncy TO the approp
r,atiuns ehairmanship. as he Is consid
cred personally strung and independent
enough To stem the rush tha, vii
assurrdly be made a, the Treasury By
appropriation seekers IN spite Of tn
fact that this has been hearted FAR v
advance a. rrtrpnchment congress.
90.
| A striking report that has AZ it
object the lettering of conditions :
the Philippines. has jus, been issue
h Col. Clarence Edwards. the Chief q
the Bureau of lnsular Affairs. Sine
, tho Government has taken into u
49,
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white serge has been revived and
bids fair to become extremely popular.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-11
REVIVAL Of TALK
N RUSSIA ABOUT
PEACE WITH JAPAN
Gar Breaks The News of Defeat to
the PeopIe.--ToIsto; Denounces
the ar---Disasters in the Field
ASSOCIATED FREss cABLEGRAMs.)

|.
ST PETERSBURG, Mar. 11.-Gen. Kuropatkn has
the Gear that all rereatng
public
been renewed and it considered significant Isolsk
Russian Minister Denmark formerly
Japan has been summon here.
ToLSTOI DENoUNCES THE WAR
LONDON, Mar 11-Count Tolstoi a Times,
that the chief calamity of
disgraceful nstgated by
dvduas.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
TOXIC, Mar 1o.-The Japanese have occupied Fushun
YINKOW, Mar Io-MuSden this morning
of the Japanese Thousands prisoners
titles of
NEWCHWANG 1o,-The Russians. thoroughly
allied retreang the hill country They without prov
sions and may possibly be off.
The casualties
WASHINGTON, March roth, 1905
(Received at p. M
To JAPANESE CONSUL-GENERAL, Honolulu:
Our troops occupied Mukden o'clock Friday
Our enveloping days
bloodest
Mukden. TAKAHIRA
PROGRESS OF THE GENERAL ATTACK
WASHINGTON March roth, 1905
(Received p. n)
To the JAPANESE CONSULGENERAL Honolulu:
In the direction of sngkng the positions
offering
detachment while another detachment
constantly pressing the enemy In the direction
enemy Mukden making
the Hunho,
attacking
proceeding On the 9th inst raging dust entirely hamper
ed observation. TAKAHIRA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-11
CONFEREN Noes
At ONCE
HELD
Egyptian Journey
and GhostIy
Visions.
Mrs. Stanford's Fears
of Sudden Death
at Cairo.

Two San Francisco detectives are in town. High
Henry solution of the Stanford
Captain the Morse Agency and Detective Rey
francisco police OF the most
competent business and have taken right hold OF the
finding all that there be known
cerning
OF course they confronting verdict of the Coro
ner's jury murdered-neve
theless yet be developed and doubt that fact
impressed upon the detectives After
all Corones jury, how well backed with medical
testimony is of penalty
doubling The y be take the
orones conclusions as final until something
the business OF the detectives develop the
something determinaive if it can be done
case great many things to be
planned example strength OF the dose of the stryc
possible for Mrs Stanford to have secured from all
accessible her The chemists found that there
grain strycnne all the bcabonate of soda left the
bottle from which she had taken the fatal dose
She took according testimony half table spoonful OF
this mixture and nothing beyond vague impression
show that the dose taken from the top
of the pha middle OF the And there is
testimony that the poison the than in
middle anyhow the chemists, the poison
together all through the pha perfectly though had
been by a druggist with pese and mortar
this the onehieth of grain OF the poison
capsule The smallest fatal dose of strycnine for
says his Medical Jurisprudence and Ioxicoog
"Is half grain her age might
have been susceptible to the action OF the poison doc
Nevertheless difficult how she
very large quantity the drug The chem
lists found only the antest in the stomach.
fact that hysterical patients have
simulate almost form of known human dis
order The evidence that Mrs Stanford took ychnne con
elusive established that Mrs Stanford ad
poison her made jan
ary last was given fear of attempts her life
When Hotel in Assouan Egypt in Feb
ruy according told last night by gentleman now
in the time and who sold to her butler
with lady, elephants usk Tor Mrs stanford
of the country would murder
her
her other tourists did and every
thing Beverly told this gentleman that he
Mrs Stanords the hotel ana that OF
corridor until she had and mott
fed him that she up.
remained at all times IN the room WIFE
herself told the landlord OF the Caa
of the The climate was
variable said and she feared that the natives would Kill @
Miss Richmond also with her at the tne this
"and she there beng no
asked whether could not get
other maid change places with her. she could
Mrs Stanford longer Mrs Stanford
worried her she really did know what to do
Gazette, published at Alexandria had
stories that Stanford having been driven out OF
of The OF SheP
the after Mrs Stanford
had vanished
Mrs Stanford going Cairo went to the Mena House
Hotel near the Pyramids left there because OF visions she saw
before the Sphinx
same gentleman Stanford later IN Italy
CContnu o