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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-09-22
The ponovans.
(Trancis A. Fahy.)

Born at Kinvara, County Galway,
1854, and entered the Civil Service in
London (Board of Trade Department.
1879. Mr.. Fahy has taken an active
part in various Irish literary move
nnents in London, especially in the for
nation Of the Southwark Irish Liter
ary Club and the Irish Literary So
city which grew out of it. He wrote
9 play, The Last Of the O'Learys. at
the age of sixteen, which was perform
ed in his native town. He has con-
tributed verses marked by much hui
NOR and grace to many Irish period
icals. His songs, Of which a large
number are well-known favorites in
concert-rooms have merit of being
eminently singable. His volume of IT.
ish Songs and Poems appeared in 1887.
IL you would like to see the height of
hospitality.
The cream of kindly welcome, and the
=; core of cordially;
Joys of. all We olden time-you're wish
ing to recall again?
Come down to Donovans, and there
= you'll meet them all again.
IEead mile failte they'll give you down
at Donovans,
Ar CHEEKY as the springtime and Irish
as the cannawann.
The wish of my heart is, If ever had
That every luck that lightens T. may
light upon. the Donovans.
"a soon as e'er you lift TIN, latch. the
little ones are meeting you:
Soon as you're beneath the thAtch, Oh!
e, kindly looks are greeting you;
Scarcely are you ready to be holding
L.. out the nst to them.
when down by the nreside you're sit
r. ting in the midst OF them.
Cead mile falits they'll give you down
at Donovans, etc.
There sits the cailin deas-oh! where
= on earth's the peer Of her?
THE modest face, the gentle grace, the
humor and the cheer of her
Eyes like the summer skies when twin
&, stars beam above in them.
oh! proud will be the boy that's to
light the lamp Of love in them.
,Cead mile failte they'll give you down
at Donovans. etc.
Then when you rise to go, it's 'Ah
then now sit down again."
isn't it the haste you're in?" and
Won't you soon come round
.. again?''
Your caubeen and your overcoat you'd
better put astray from them,
Twill take you all your time to try
and tear yourself away from
them.
csad mile failte they'll give you down
at Donovaa's. etc.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-09-22

n Kong walk: what I'm waitin'
tur," said Uncle Jerry PEBBLES. is a
chanst to vote fur some man that isn't
the psopls's candidate but is jest
snnin fur once on hip own hook"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-09-22

was unconscious since Aug. 18th.
Auxiliary Bishop Cusack, Mgr. Ed
wards and Archbishop Bcurgade of
Santa Fe were with him when the end
came.
Father O'Elynn was born f1fty-nine
years ago, near Mallow, County Cork,
Ireland. When he was fifteen he en-
tered st. Columbia's College. He went
to the Grand Seminary Of the Sulpici-
ans at Paris until the outbreak of the
Franco-Prussian war, when he quit
France and entered the University of
Louvain, Belgium. He completed his
theological studies there and was or
dained in 1873. He was an expert on
canon law, being regarded as one of
the foremost economists in this country.
He came to this country in 1875 and
was appointed assistant pastor at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
by Cardinal McCloskey. In 1873 he
was appointed pastor Of the church at
Saugerties. where he remained for
fourteen years. Toward The close of
his pastorate he was appointed Vicar
Apostolic to the West Indies. He built
school and church at Nassau, the
capital of the Bahama Islands. In
1892 he was appointed to ST.. Joseph's,
which was made a permanent rector
ship.
That Father O'Flynn followed the
injunction of st. Francis lie Sales that
minister of God should Eve and die
as a poor man was revealed when an
attempt was made to make an inven-
tory of his possessions.
why, God bless your soul, boy"
Father Cocrigan. the assistant rector,
said, 1--WE found nothing to start on.
He never saved a penny. He gave it
away as fast as he got it; and as for
his meagre salary, that just kept the
house going. He made no will because
he had nothing in financial way to
leave. The little insurance he carried
will barely cover the funeral ex-
penses."
The only thing of material value
Father O'Flynn had was his library,
an extensive collection of ecclesiastical
and general works. This few days
before he died he designated should
be sent to the Paulist Fathers in West
Fffty-ninth street. Father O'Flynn
was an ardent supporter of the Paulists
and their work.
Whatever money Father O'Flynn
had made or had given to him he gave
away to the needy poor. The market
women at Jefferson Market have lost
a good friend in him. The bulk of his
charity, however, outside the congre-
gaticnal work went to st. Vincent's
Hospital. There is ward in this in
stitution named after him, which. he
endowed years ago. He had been
closely associated with The Develop
ment of this institution.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-09-22
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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-09-22

Lady-Oh, that big dog isn't the one
advertised for. My dog was a little
fox terrier.
Boy-Yes'm. Your dogs inside this
onel
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-09-22

Jorkins-My dear, wish you
wouldn't sing that song about Failing
DeW."
Mrs. Jorkins-Why not?
Jorkins-It reminds me too much of
the house rent.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-09
Wedding BELLS
MERRILY ring
And Cupid Takes Another Aim With
his Magic Arrow and Is Reward.
ed by Success.

Miss Lily Doss. one Of the most
attractive and talented young ladies Of
TINS city, and J. l.. Shrode. the popular
young electrician, were Joined in the
bonds ofmatrimony WednesdayIeven-
ing at O'Clock in the presence Of only
the immediate friends and relatives Of
the family, at the residence Of the
father Of the bride, +. c. Doss. Rev.
D. x. McAfce officiating.
The bride has always lived here and
n known and loved by every one for
her christian character and her sweet.
womanly ways. In addition TO her
many other accomplishments, she is a
musician Of no ordinary talent
The groom came here some time ago
from ChrIsney, Ind and has been in
the employ Of the Marion Electric Light
company since his arrival here. He
mas made many friends during his stay.
and who wish him an the happiness he
so richly serves.
The bride wore light gray travelling
gown and hat and the groom the con.
veniiona. suit of black.
The presents were many. rare and
beautiful, and there could have been
no stronger evidence Of the widespread
popularity of this couple than the many
b'cly giits which we're presented "a
them.
After the ceremony the young couple
" nj 70 the home Of Mis-. Bessie Iris
lir 10 receive the congratulations Of
their friends and where they were ten
der I'd a storm party
There was much merriment and fun
@ ID many sincere and heartfelt wishes
for ne future happiness Of the bride
and groom
storms of rice and old shoes we're in
% '!rnce snd . this ~ any way attest
81 the popularity Of this couple. GER
{ inly none could have eXccllei
a linen shower" was given Miss
Does at the home Of Miss Trslcr on
Iur lay evening and many pieces Of
linen. useful as well as ornamental,
were in evidence.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-09

j. NJ. Persons has sold his residence
on South Main street and his furniture,
and leaves this week with his wife for
Tennessee where he will reside in the
future.
Mrs. Love is making preparations
for her spring opening. Watch for the
announcement She will display the
latest and prettiest styles in 1906
millinery.
Miss Leara Wilbon left this week
for Louisville where she will spend a
few days. She will return by way Of
Leitchheld where she will visit FOR sew
eral days.
u. w Curry. who formerly resided
n this county and who left here several
yaars ago FOR Calvert City, died there
March 2. He vas 73ycars old and died
from pneumonia.
Both barber shops have agreed 10
close every night at : O'Clock except on
Saturday nights when they will remain
open until T. O'Clock. Patrons will
please take notice.
MErz q SEDBHgRY
II. T. FOSTER
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-09
4 Hint 10 lraYeleH.

Wilhelm Suffolk. Va. Henry Croll,
Jr. proprietor Of the Beaverton. Mich.
HARDWARE Co. was taken very sick
with bowel trouble a travelling sales,
man from Saginaw. Mich. advised him
to get a bottle Of Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy. which
he did 1T soon cured me. and take
plea urc in r. 'ommcnding il. he SAYS.
No one should leave home on a Journey
without bottle II this remedy. Il Is
al most sure To be needed and is not
obtainablc while on steamship or cars.
Sold by Haynes 4 Taylor.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-09
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
PRESENTED TO SENATE
The Farmers Institute isis the Leg
iSlalure 10 Adopt Some Certain
Measures.

statoholsc. Frankfort. n.y.. March J.
a committee Of the Kentucky Farm.
en- Institute this afternoon presented
20 the senate resolutions adopted today
with reference 60 pending legislation.
The bills approved Boz the resolution
are a. follows
Newman State Fair Bll Newman
State Board ~ Agriculture 1911. the
Linn Blll authorizing pooling Of inter.
csts by farmer Allen Mls. Tor better.
ment 81 State a and N Colcgc. New.
man Bul. regulating s3Nc .f CONNER
-isl frr-ling -fufs Housc Blll 70. for
nursery Inspection. Bouu, BIl. 10 pre-.
vent sccd atu',,atiou.
A u Cauiin was chairman Of the
resolutions committee.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-09
Mack Rushing Dead.

Mack Rushing died Thursday. March
/. at biz home in Cmyncyillc. Of con.
sumption.
Tie wW forty one year, 81 age. an
earnest christian and devoted and
loving husband and father he leaves
a wife and three little children To
rricyc
Mr. Rushing Possessed quite a must.
cal talent. being an expert with the
violin and had many friends In this
county
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-09
State Of Ohio. City Of Toledo,

State II Ohio. City II Toledo.
Lucas County.
Frank J Cheney makes oath that he
l. senior partner II the firm Of ,. J.
Cheney 4 Co. doing business in the
city II Tolc,lo. county and state aforc.
said. and that said firm will pas the
sum NJ one hundr,i dollars for each
and every case " caiarrh that cannot
bc curc,i b, thc Use of Halls Catarrh
Cure. Frank J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence. this 6ih day Of Dcccm.
Der, A D.. lSS6
tScal A. w Gleason.
Notary Public
Halls Catauh Cure is taken inter.
nally and acts directly on the mucous
surfaces Of the system Send Tor tcs.
timonia's free
= ] Cheney a Co. Toledo. q.
Sold by all druggists. &c.
You should take Halls Family Pills
for constipation.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-09
Low Rates 10 California

Via Chicago. Milwaukee q st. Pau
railway So 60 San Francisco. 10:
Angeles and other California points
every diy from February Is To April Z.
Tickets good In tourist slccpcS. Berth
rate s. Tourist slccpcrs from Union
station, Chicago. daily at 1895 p. m.
Personally conducted tourist car parties
at 1925 p m Tuesdays and Thursdays.
&. &. MoRpouGH.
Travelling Passenger Agent.
q Carcw Building.
Cincinnati.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-09

Every mother is trained nurse.
with the two unimporlant exception Of
the uniform and the wages.
The trouble with artiaeially blondined
hair is that Il Is too near the color Of
molasses candy when a boys dirty
hands have pulled Il.
II must be hard TO raise a boy prop.
erly In a big city. No barn 10 lick him
in. and the neighbors In a Fat hear
every time he s sooldel Above a
whisper.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-09
For Sale.

-Four or five dozen soft maple trees.
sutablc for transplanting for shade
purposes. also some 9OO pounds oi
extracted honey
Trees l2ic 10 re. according Ia size.
Call IN ". u. HANNES.
SAT Marion. Nv.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-09
S33 TO North Pacific Coast Points

From Chicago to Portland. Seattle.
Tacoma. and other Pacific coast point.
wa the Chicago. Milwaukee 4 81. Paul
Railway every day frum February Is
10 April T. Choice u routes. Foldcrs
FREE e. C. MoRnouCu.
Travelling Passenger Agent.
~ Carcw BWllinr.
Cincinnati.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-09
Wan.ed.

A white OF colorci girl to do general
house work and To 20 with me up to
Hankinson. North Dakota.
Call at G. W. Cannon's. North Main
street, Marion. Ny.
S-3t Mas. W. II. BARspr.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-09
Gard Of Thanks.

ldcsir, to'thank the good people Of
Marion and Crayncvillc and yicinit,
who 80 nobly aided me during sickness
and burial Of my beloved husband.
Mrs. Rushing.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-09
Richard J. Morris. Dentist.
j, b. Hunt has gone to Kansas.

5 the city.
VIM. Miller Of Louisville, was her,
= Tuesday
b. M. George of Sheridan. was her,
Tuesday
S. II. Order, Of Oklahoma, was here
last week.
H. c. Mulhall, Of Louisville. twas her,
this week.
John Quirey. Of Sullivan, was here
last Friday.
Thos. Champion went to Golconda,
III. last week.
Henry Chandler has moved to farm
near Iron Hill.
Bart Summerylle and family visited
here last week.
J NJ. Faulkner. Of Hampton. was
here Wednesday
Collie Dollar, Of Frcdonia, left for
Kansas Tuesday
H. d. McChcsney Of Paducah. came
over "Wednesday.
Robt. Gibbs. Of Caldwell Springs.
was here Tuesday
Walter johnson returned from New
Mexico this week
Woare in business 10 stay and We
will not be- undcrsod.
HESR, a Henry
Mis- Edna Cole. ~ Frcionia. visited
friends here last week
Have you anything you want 10 ,cll2
Try an al. In TIM REcoRp.
Arthur Watkins lett Tucsdcy for ST.
LOUIS 30 be- absent % week
George Cochran. Of Nashville. Tenn.
Is visiting bic mother here
We want all kinds II produce DO
not fail 60 bring yours tous.
C. r. JAS & Co /
RcyerlcAgcnt Vim Jones. n Hen.
derson sas here This week.
Mu Price Cain. of Admission. Mo-. F.
b. visiting Mrs. Albert Travis /
1Misc. maggie Moore land lrbcllc .
Carlos were in Evansville Sunday
For cye glasses see Dr. C. v Stone. /.
frat door rastofl l. Stewart Marion.
IS.
Sis Imogcnc wigg.nion. of.Frcdo.
MA visited friends Boz tho city lasi
week
Get your household vhlskcy az the
En- Horn Saloon. from s. % s. per
gallon Hardin.
Mu Birdie wirrIn,,n. Of frcionn.
visited Mr and Mr. u ? nou last
week
Miss Ruby Castlcbcrry has returned
10 Marion after visiting relative at
Princeton.
" Cam and mother, uf Admission. /
Mo-. have been visiting here and In
uuion county
Shave. shine. shinglc. bath. buoy.
ancy. brisilc Patronizc our shop and
~ will make you feel good
MErz & SrDurRN
For salc MAN. saddle. bride. night
.ngslcs and blanket VIII sell cheap.
For information. call at this Office.
Rev BENJAMIN Anderson. of Hcndcr
son. will preach at the Presbyterian
church SUNDAY morning and evening.
for hay, corn. cats. bran or straw.
'all On Williams a Guess. the iccd men
Ware ruomrcar u Hcarin's rrcccry.
suitable card boari Tor map drawing
and pencil skctching at this office 2
ply. boards Tor b, I oily. 2 hoarls
'or inc.
Ask To- see Mr. l.oycs line u novel.
ics, laccs and ribbons She has somc.
hing that will suit your own pBrlicu.
ar taste
Good bath. clcan shaw, and smooth
,air cut make one book rcntlcmanly
ND intelligent You can set them al
Il our shop MErT s SEnHrUBN
John Wilson has bought the ]. =.
Pierce home on Main strc,t and ST.
Pierce will erect ncw. brick residence
IN the adjoining Iot
Mr. love. he mlllncr. has a hysu.
ifuI lime vi nctkVcar and novelties.
They arc the latest and she can suit
,ou. Call IN her ii
Miss Nellie Tabor and Lem Handy
VI Mexico. wcrr married "Wednesday
It Princeton Rev. Cunningham, II
hat place. performing the ceremony
nr. Il. II. Smith and wife arrived In
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-09
hLE RECORDS.
Morris. Dentist.

bplcman was in town thi
bd fertilizer TO go on tobac
W. l.. Adams.
Of Admission. Mo, is visit
pnncll went to Evansville
cnheim left Saturday TO
Iatt, Of Frcdonia, was her,
onncll has returned from
Fey Of Ford's Ferry wa,
ending, Of Berry Ferry, ID
rr Of Sheridan. WINS in
|cck.
jenkins visited friends In
laf, week.
Elk Horn Saloon for the
cy on earth Hardin.
T. 7 Terry. Of sheridan.
90 M,na Ark.
= cr.dcr Is a guest Of
900. Mr. Kcyil.
Duman. who has been very
DO boz up again.
,.a up-to-datc job PRINT
the RECORD office.
IT, levi Cook visited rcla
uuyIIio last week.
ON has purchased his old
Rev W x. Gibbs.
J. stationery, bills and circu.
90 THE RECORD office.
" Pinckneyyillc. will
the hotel at Salem.
haT purchased the resi-
.orgcdto q. , Jennings.
ui and white. but no blue.
90 the Elk Horn Saloon.
Hardin
Dlgsrhcm Icft this morn.
4 ucat to visit Tor few
ia5s a week Hcrali and
for one year Tor only
! t'isFSs3 Sunday from
re be- bad been visiting his
HHIa iull line u the lat I
Unaware. Bc, sure 10 ]
Morris a Yates. /
lu.y and daughter. Of
ar guests u Mr. and Mn. |
alleit Saturday with his /
slgcit No whore h. will |
l'ur, home /
HdeII and wife Who have /.
ns thc winter In he Sonth. /
m, SUNDAY
'alr,n can secure suitable |
Office Tor pen and ink |.
she,ts for 5c. /
Irrit Words. who has been
'i,r here several dav.
! 'ur Decatur IN /
81 Guess scll all kinds "
lowest prices. Give them
isr Phone No ~ I
Pee and mother returned
"m Clearwater. Fla. where
BON pending the winter
Mr loves line u nuy
,Is wear. ribbons. etc. and
. rnnr styles IN millinery
"a. time We will take sub.
the Daily Herald mot
IuE RrcoHp one year for
hl,un and family returned
ru 81 Pctcusnw. Fla.
N bod spent the winter
Hath az any hour n the
hp Pc Experienced
"..su Place Is IN fUnt u
NuE a SEnurRRN
.Hin returned SUNDAY
markets where she has
lovely line u spring
D Boo rubbing down 1t the
Uet shoc sinner In town
'h' harhcr shop IN front Of
accompanied Sam Gugcn.
So tnuif Wh,r, tk.,.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-06-01

Possibly no town in our state with
a population not greater than is
claimed here, can boast of as many
good horses as are owned by our local
horsemen. Great as has been the flu
ture predicted for the automobile. man
has manifested no great desire to for
sake his old friend. the horse. and
today fine roadsters are in greater de-
good roadsters eagerly sought but
those standard bred and OF acknow-
lodged speed are also coming in for
their share OF the honOrs.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-06-01
The Body Not the Mind Grows Oh

When John Quincy Adams was 80
years old, he met in the streets of
Boston an old friend who shook his
trembling hand and said: Good morn
ing And how is John Quincy Adams
today?" Thank you" was the expires
ident's response, John Quincy Adams
himself is well sir-quite well.
thank you; but the house in which he
lives at present is becoming delipadat-
ed. 1t is tOttering upon its founda-
ton. Time and seasons have nearly
destroyed it. It's roof is pretty well
worn out. Its walls are pretty much
shattered, and it trembles with every
wind. The old tenement is becoming
uninhabitable, and think John Quincy
Adams will have TO move out soon; but
he, himself. is quite well. sir-quitewell.
With this the venerable sixth pres
ident of the United States moved on
with the aid of his staff It was not
long afterwards that he had his sec
ond and fatal stroke of paralysis in
the capital at Washington.
This is the last of earth" he said:
81 am content"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-06-01

1t is generally conceded that Cen
eral Gilchrist will be a candidate for
governor two years hence, and, his
friends ar grooming him for this po-
sition. He has for many years been
before the public eye. and ne has
strong and influential friends in every
section of the state.-Tampa Times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-06-01

Editor Wilson is at Hot Springs,
Ark. and writes that he is very much
improved in health and entertains the
hope that he will soon be himself
again. This is good news to the editors
and the people OF Florida.