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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-16
$4,000 Donation.

James r. Rash. Of Darlington has
wen South Kentucky college ten
uusand dollars.
This generous donation not only In
|lrrs the retention Of the institution on
present beautiful site IN that city,
lut with subscril tons of citizens Of
hcrc and elsewhere. makes possible
general enlargement In the way OF
'w buildings and educational useful
rss and will place the college among
hr foremost Institutions ~ learning In
Kentucky
Mr. Rash's rift is made for a memo.
pal to his son Ben l.. Rash, lr., a
bright and popular boy, who died IN
hs early youth. An older son, Frank
Rash. was student at the college
several years ago and was GRADUATED
with high honors, and is now a success
iul civil engineer A new college
building will be erected. and will b,
known as the Ben Rash memoria
building,
James Il. Rash is one Of Hopkin
county's best known and most sub
sianlial citizens. and has a host q
friends there. lleis general manage
NJ the st. Bernard Coal company.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-16
luCkleSl Man In Arkansas.

"l'm the luckicst man in Arkansas, -
writes II. l.. Stanley. u Bruno. "siner
the restoration Of my wifc's health
after Eve years Of continuous 'ughing
and bleeding from the lungs; and ! owe
my good fortune to the worlds great
st medicine. DR.. Kings New Discovery
Cor Consumption. which | know from
experience will cure consumption II 81
is taken In time. Ms wife improves
with the 6rst bottle and twelve bottle.
completed the cure" Cures the wofs
coughs and colds or money refunded
/ At HAYNES & TAYLoR's. sec and 81
Trial bottle free,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-16
4. c. BIqqs Dead.

The little city Of wayerly. and in
fact the entire county, was shocked
Tuesday morning by the sad announce
mcnt Of the death Of Mr A. {. Bggs.
at his home in Waverly the previous
night az II O'Clock.
His death was quite sudden Mr..
Biggs spent Monday in Marion attend
10 some business and returning home
in the evening. he was taken suddenly
| m while ON the train. His condition
grew gradually worse and he died at
In o'clock Monday night Tie wa
though, u have been a victim 81
ptomainc poisoning which resulted from
eating a box Of sardincs.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-16
haynes . Taylor, r,srIon, Ky.
. GUARANTEED AND sold ~

a reasonable game shall have been for
INFLATED.
The faculty has sent the following to
the athletic committee.
Ordered. that in the opinion Of the
faculty intercollegiate football should
be prohibited to Harvard students in
1906. and until a reasonable game OF
football shall have been formulated,
and fully excmplihed in the practice in
individual colleges"
II is now regarded as probable IN
athletic circles here that Harvard vii
play no football next season, whatever
may be done in succeeding years. The
committee on athletics is composed OF
three members Of the faculty, three
graduates and three undergraduates.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-16
DENCE SUFFERS
TERRIBLE LOSS
! Portion Of City Burns TO
Extent Of More Than q
$4,000 Loss.

town Of Providence. Webster.
.was visited by a destructive fire
afternoon Of Feb. $. at I O'Clock
NERAL of the leading business
were destroyed. For some
was thought that the whole
D. portion Of the city would bc
away by the flames. but the
J. finally brought under eontroI
more than tcn-thousand dollar
Of property was lost. The loss.
r. Frank Morton, store, Mont
h Bros. building and stock {
b.. building and stock. u ;
hgs. building and furniture stock
!. Kirkwood. barber shop. Alb
lr. clothing stock Walter Slattory
" shop. and Rice Head, mca
b. The large dry goods store o
Ovens was cXtinguishcd ate
81 been ignitcd.
} greater part u the losses wcr
III. and the buildings will prohsl
replaced. 1t was only by ca
efforts that the entire bus
portion Of the town escaped bcin
\ out
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-16
Lame Back.

This ailmcnt Is usually caused by
rheumatism Of the muscles and may be-
cured by applying Chambcrlain's Pain
Balm two or three time a day and rdbb
INK the part vigorously at each apph
cation. II this Jo,s not afford relief
bind on a piece Of flannel slightly damp
cncd with Pain Balm. and quick relic
!, almos, sure to follow. For sale b!
Haynes a Taylor. the entcrprisinl
Druggists Of Marion.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-16
Public Sale!

SATURDAY. February Il, 1893, at the
Wiley Dollar farm. will sell the FOL
lowing property;
One lot OF corn and hay farming
implements, one horse, one mule
household and kitchen furniture, on,
surrey and harness, etc Terms made
known day Of sale.
M.@ c. =. DOLLAR. Fredonla, ny.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-16

leaves no doub; Of the Importance at
tached to this matter in Kentucky.
The Convention referred TO. was com
posed 81 SIS delegates from outside the
City Of Louisville. met to consider mat
tens OF concern TO the State. This
Convention asked Of the Legislature
the enactment 81 some measure cstab-
fishing a State Bureau OF Immigration
and Information. The bill introduce
by Senator Newman would in effect
supply such Bureau in an economics
way.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-16
The Yellow Fever Germ

Has recently been discovered. II
bears a close resemblance to the ma.
laria germ. To free the system from
disease germs. the most effective re
mcdy Is DR.. Kings New Life Pulls.
Guaranteed TO cure all diseases due 10
malaria poison and constipation nc
at Haynes a Taylor, The cntcrprising
drusglsts % Marion,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-16
Notice.

The Grccning Nursery Company
Monroe. Mich. one Of the leading
concerns in the United States, write Us
that they want good. live agent in
this section TO solicit orders for their
nLrscry stock. Experience not neccs'
sary. They offer good pay weekly
and furnish canyassing outfit free.
We advise any man or woman in ou'
community. who Is In aposition to take
orders Tor the above house, to write
them Tor particulars Immediately. @-iI
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-16
No More Football.

Cambridge, Mass, Feb. San.
nounecmcnt was made today that the
faculty Of Harvard has expressed IL
opinion to the committee on the reg.
ulalion Of athletic spVrts that inter.
collegiate football should be prohibitet
20 Harvard students In 1905. and until
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-16
Doc Lost.

Smooth haired, yellow Dig. Whit,
on toes and end Of tail. medium site
name "Jsrk." Reward Of s. for return
l. =. HARD.
Marion. Ky.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-16
Will We PROTECT
''a' "' HOME INTERESTS?
Senators MCCreary and Newman In
lrOduCe immigration Regula'
ton Bill.

Louisville, KY. Feb. 3, 1906
litor Record. Marion, XIV.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-16

EulAul h'Nulhi "" i''f ~
My Dear Sir; The Board of Direc-
tors and the State Development com
mittee of the Louisville Commercial
Club submits the subjoined expression
Of their views upon the subject of I'm
migration and of Kentucky relation
to certain pending Legislation bearing
thereon in line with the action Of the
recent State Development Convention
on this subject. In so far as you MAJ
ieel an interest in the matter, w
would deeply appreciate your assist
ance in urging upon the Legislature
through editorial comment or other
wise, earnest consideration Of III
Of the subject. Very truly,
~ IanV
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-02-16
.I SUFFERED GREATLY

whites Mrs. /. I. Clevengef, Of Bels-
view, n. c., at my monthly periods,
an my lie. but the hrSt hottie Of Car
dul gave me voniedul relief, and now
/ am In better health than have been
Tor a long tine"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27

please. Our prisons and insane ssyius'h
swarm with them. Their boasted liberty
10 the disest bondage which holds them
from success. How many parents, re-
latives. friends, use their freedom 80
bind themselves! We have all been in
homes where the mother utilized her
freedom to scold, upbraid and isritatc,
aud thus to estsange her husband
and children, and who lamented bitterly
that she was neglected and unapprecia.
ed. How often 10 frieadship ssranglcd BY
the freedom thak lows one to dictate
and dimineer aud demand-the freedom
that chooses to be bound to arrogance
and sel6shness rather than by gentlenes.
and generosity. .--I.ida A. Churchill in
the jauary DRI.fNEAro2.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27

yourself. Every day do some one
stroke Of good work that will stand,
and cross one threshold to carry sun
shine with you. Every day plan to
do some one thing that will help
men, not hurt them; make men, and
not mar them.
You can 50 order your life as to
grow 10 health and in enjoyment Of
Gods out-of-door world. You can
grow new friendships, and keep the
old ones in good repair. You can 40
choose the music, the great paintings
that you see, and the architecture
that you study, as that music. and
eloqusnce, and art and worship win
enrich your life. You can make your
daily work, however humble Il be, TO
take on the culture oi . full college
course.
No matter how old you are, or how
much you have done for society, you
caa opea new burrows aud sow new
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27
Freedom That 10 Bondsgs.

The anarchist psoclsims that ne l.
free; that he acknowledges no ruler.
feels no Obligation 70 obey any law.
But be Il. - soon ~ recognised. driven
from one country to another. Imprisoned.
hanged. thon1ht Of everywhere - =
snenace TO society. The man who re
spscts the chosen rulers and obeys tiss
laws Of his countsy xoss about freely snd
snsf'sid. protected by the power that
psasshss the pesce.distu'lsr end law
b'ssker, and 10 treated a. . valued part
OF hiA home natiou.
We sse eli tssgicsilv fami'iss with men
II oil sxes who decline to give up u,si'
fssedom 70 drink when cad Whist thej
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27

~ emory gives Us the past, and
brk uses the present, but our real
e is in the future. Three hundred
.fsixty-fve golden days lying be.
Il Us. Think Of it! One hour
16ced for Burns to baptize = daisy
til immortality. One hour was
bbugh for Wordsworth's Ode to
psy. One evening suaiced ios
bitney to sketch his cotton gin.
pe winters night gave the hour Of
Isrson to take from the Gospels his
heme oi ideal ethics.
For the Youth the first duty is to
~. Growth means planning ;
laping means so,nething definite
lJiseness appoints certain duties
zach hour.
)sesy day next year read one paSe
poem, evsty day meet one mas
aaes than yourself, from whom you
learn, aud help one less thai
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27

harvests Of happiness for generations
as yet unborn.
Are you youngi Take Paul's
ideal; "Whatsoever things are hon
est, whatsoever things are true, what.
soever things are lovely, whatsoever
things are pure, Whatsoever are Of
good report-think on these things" :"
Are you old, with all your life be
hind youi Remember Gladstone,
who in his dying weeks wanted to do
one more good deed, and translated
Horace. Remember Tennyson, who
In his last moments tried to write one
more song. Remember that English
hero who went out and planted just
one more tree on the lay that ne
died. Remember that scared
apostle who had so~n the world with
happiness, but whose dying word
was, II will forget the victories
and the gIoties Of yesterday, write
one more golden page, ssss.ching my
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27
First Missouri lndietm 0ns.

The State Historical Society Of Mis-
souri,. OF which, Hon. r. A. Sampson il
secretary. Possesses Z copy Of tho first In
dicttaent ever found BY grahd jury OF
Missouri soil. II was for The killing Of y
white man near st. Charles OH the 18Th
day Of December. 1904, aud the 6r..
grand jury that assem- bled north Of thc
Missouri aud west Of the Mississippi IN.
dic.ed james Davis for the offence. I'll
preliminary hearing was held before
Daniel Boone. the famous pioneer. who
was con,mandant. Eleven Of tile tweiv,
members Of the grand jury could no.
write their names and the foreman only
signed his name. willie othe "Mads
their marks" The indictment reads
THAT one JAMES Davis. late Of district o.
st. Charles. In the territory Of I.ouissna,
isborer. not having the fear of God be.
fore his eye. but being n,oved and seduc-
ed by the iustigation Of the devil. on the
18th day Of December In the year Of our
Lord, 1904, ut . place called Penn
Osage, In the said district Of 81. Charles
with force Of arms In and upon william
Hayes Ia the peace Of God and the Unit
ed States. then and there felnmiousiy,
wilfuliy sad with malice aforesl,ought
did make am assault. and that the ssij
james Davis. with certain SiAe gun. {
feel long, asd st the value Of -. the,I
and there 10 'ded with gun powder ami
one lsadsn bullet. with said siAs gun til.
aid James Davis then snd there In his
lands had and held. Aired aud kilied
William Hayes" panisi boons, him.
Welt. went on the bond of The ssms. Jane.
Davis ios 5000 sitss he isdictn,ent, /
and Davis was tried and was found vss
yuiitv.--xsnsas City star.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27

hands out unto the things that are
BEFORE"
This will turn the new year into
great opportunity. This will crowd
all the days with duties and delights.
Life will be worth the living. Work
will bring rich reward.-Rev. Newell
Dwight Hills.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27
Letter On Temperance.

OsouoSOuSs NAOsS ACSs 3s*Sus lJNO.
Editor Morgan County REPUBLICAN,
I see In your valuable paper Of the 20ti,
inst, "That the voters Of Missouri vii
have submitted to them. for rejection Or
approval, at The next election, the qucs.
ton Is to whether the state shalt Join
Maine, Iowa and Ksnsas, and adopt pro.
hibition, Is q topc now being discussed
BY state politicians and those interested
in state Legislative affairs" This seeu,s
to lie the right meve at the right time,
and should by all reasonable means be
encouraged.
Although I do not favor enforced pro,
hibition, yet prohibit on backed by the
law Is better than no prohibition. Hu,
we should 6rst teach our boys and
friends. that It 10 wrong to use intoxicat
ing drinks. We should teach them that Il is
immoral to use them to such sm extent
that the use Of them would in any way
WELD an improper Influence over those
with whom they would come IN costao,
while intoxicated. But while this is y
slow process, and long road to prol,il,-
ton, we would welcome any move tina,
would he short, and sure, as we may DO
away with all the evils We can, and ther
have enough left. But could VIC not
have little relief, aud have the sale OF
wl,ishey reduced by stopping the doctor.
from selling It to any person that wants
iU It does Seem a. though the wise men
in the Legislative halls could contsive
some plan by which doctors would moi
he allowed to scll wliiskey TO any person,
or persous, unless It was actually neces
sary that the patient should have it.
The way The law 10 there is no class OF
reople that has a greater immoral in
luence in some communities than tho
doctors and druggists have. Simply he
cause the law allows them to prescribe
and I'll heir own prescriptions in cases
where some Of the ingredients prescribed
is whiskey. and In ma y cases all whis-
key. In many cases the patient 10 abb
to walk four or five miles before lie can
reach the doctor. and probably before l,.,
leaves town he Is willing to swear lie /.
the best man that was ever In town.
Oh! Inconsistency thou art = fraud.
TOBE.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27
Business and Telephone Directory
OF Versailles, Missouri.

l3issta Bakery Jasper Monroe streets
49 R. Potter's feed barn Rear poultry house Monroe street
Danks
s2Bank Versailles North side square Newton street
Newton Monroe streets
10 X. Barber Shop West side Monroe street
sMetropoiitan Barber Stop side Monroe street
2~-Dudey Barber Shop. West side Monroe street
DsieN.
ie7versailes Fire Brick Clay Manufacturing Company
D~sehsss
&C. II. Price Corner Jasper Monroe street
City omess
e5Cy Is ............. 2nd aoox First National
I4O-Ciy MarshaIs Office aice........West Newton street
cleshine.
I2i-c. A. s.......... North side Newton
cee''
2l9-Mo Camel Coal Co.. Office Post Office building
ce.rsesssns-sss.
S6Browu6eM Chas. Fast side Monroe street
5S-Lumpee West side
Dsatisss.
72Yarnel Il. Second floor Woods Block
7l-Euioe H. K........... Second Nesbitt building
87-Wiiams D. Second floor First National Hank
Ds~stasss.
l6,unter c. D. Drug square
6S-Muntzel North
i7oHariy u. G. Corner Newton Monroe streets
97-Boies West side Monroe
DRY
s3-Bieyach c. Newtou 4
s4-Popper .Nch SIDE square
= .os-Long e. H. west Mde monroe street.
ss-Joachimi North side
Kuoop John. West side square
Exs-sss co~p.naes.
l6iWe,ls Fargo Ex less Company Island Depot
23Paci6c IxpreSs Company Pacific Depot
Fed Stores.
A-Psdpett r. Observation-Disclosures
iO6Muir North side Newton street
rlo~s l1llls.
AA-2-Moser, Henry. West Newton street
Tssnituss.
258-Spuock Paul West side Monroe street
Groceries.
88-Biersach Corner Newton & Fisher
62-Cilson w west SIDE Monroe street
Sq-uachimi n. H. North side Newton
6l-Knoop John ......We1 hde square
SO-Price G. Hoo. Corner Jasper Monsoe streets
262-Long North side Monroe
79-Wiiams T. A.. North side Newton street
l3 -Du6 r. West side Monroe street
The New Year. yourself. Every day DO som'
sves US the past and stroke Of good work that will
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-27

phone Directory
Missouri.
2s-ciy Hotel Corner Jasper Fisher street
o4-Marn Hotel East side Monroe seet
,60-venales Laundry West side Monroe
La~vers
70-Cibbs John Second floor Woods building
6sDanies samua Second floor First National Bank
sae cs. a. 60; :a sank o. = 'ess:,ss n.:s;"
2lswray Mcvey Second aoor First National Bank
Livery sssbiss
oo-Coc, W: Newton street
'3-koef Fsner street
Newspapers.
l3sMorgan County Republican Office Woods building
o. versa'es eader basement court house
S7-The stassman Wes basement court house
63-Abel II. West Newton
56-Antweer Dromgod West Jasper
lo-Beae Dr. T...........,....Re Fisher street
l70-Keley, Dr. R. Office ardys drug
67Kely, Dr. R. Res. Forth Campbell
is-cunn Dr. A. Js.............Resw Res Williamson avenue
l66-Gunn, Dr. A. Bank Building
ssLutman, Dr. II. .N...............Oh Office Wools Block
oIntman DR.. H. Res. North Monroe
Swell d. .oaace Woods h'ock
o-we'l DR. Wm Res North Monroe street
36Woods, Dr. r. .C............ResE G East
2O-Yarne DR. D. Office Mason Hardy Block
lsVarne, Dr. D. A....i Res Fisher ST. Williamson
Pe~Atsy and Produce.
lD-Adams Poultry House. North M"usoe atrest
so0-Chspmans Poulirytiouse West side Square
Power Plant.
l9Electric Light and
R.il.s.a ome.s.
23-Missouri Pacific Freight & Passenger Depot.
lol-Rock Island Freight Passenger Depot.
lS6-Cochfan, f. West Newton street
4o-Docey' .West Newton street
ol-ha1N JON" 81 '" side Square
Resl Estate.
lU-Crewson H. A East side Square
o'-11ason =. D.'...... East side Square
3S- Hudson Gen Curtis building
225-Briggs J. g. Il Post Office building
M-Houng H. -urt building
U-v'ngstons West side Square
TslsG-.sh omoss.
o"o" ''''''''''' '"'sso" racine Depo'
IoI'-"es'ern Union ROCK Island Depot
relesheaes.
30oVesales Telephone Company. Central Office
Ho-LonR Instance pay station City Hotel
Long Distance call Central and ask for Long Distance
Farmer Lines-ror all country lines. call Central.
Of happiness for generations hands the things
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-02-10

Some strictly first class resi- dence and business property in Green Forest, forsale or exchange for Texas or Oklahoma property. For particulars inquire at this
 flee.
 Seven bars of good laundry soap for 25c. at Hatfield's.
 Ferguson Bros. have another car load of B. B. flour coming, and will not be under sold. We ask you to come in and get our prices before purchasing else where.
 Mrs. Paxton, the "fortune tel Ter" south of town, is kept quite busy these days telling her victims whether it is or is not ad- visable to go to Raton, N. M. In few cases we have heard of it is ''not advisable" and they don't go.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-02-10
A High Compliment

The editor of THE TRIBUNE is in receipt of the following highly complimentary letter from Anna Sneed Cairns, President of the Forest Park University of St. Louis, Mo-:
 Dear Sir:-Miss Mahala Davis, a new citizen and subscriber to paper, kindly sent me a copy of of your paper and called my at- tention to the manly stand that you had taken in maintaining law and order versus the saloons.
 I was very much interested in the article in question, and have always been proud. of the high standing of Arkansas on all moral questions. A high order of citizenship is the best answer to remarks derogatory to any state, and l am very glad to see that your paper is deeply interested in noble citizenship, and right morals.
 1 was also deeply interested in in a account in the same paper of the life of w. R. Sneed. My fathers name was Rev. Sameul K. Sneed, and 1 see that Mr. w. R. Sneed had a brother named Samuel Sneed, which made me think that possibly the Sneeds in Green Forest might be related to us who came from Louisville, Ky, as my father was born there. l remain,
 Sincerely yours,
 ANNA SNEED CAIRNS,
 Pres. Forest Park University.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-02-10

Cupid is said to be blind, so look out.
 This is the month that ladies talk the least in.
 The trouble of taking a day off is you can't put it back.
 M. s. Coxsey returned Tues day from a trip to St. Louis.
 J. B. Harden can supply your wants in all kinds of grass seeds.
 Persons desiring flour in whole sale or retail lots will do well to see T. E. Wilson.
 Local weather prophets are kept busy guessing which it is', winter or spring.
 Leave your order for common oak lumber with s. s. Buell.. It will receive prompt attention.
 Miss Bprnice Foreman has been visiting her brother in Eureka Springs since Thursday.
 E. c. Cooper dropped in over night Tuesday off the county canvass. He says his prospects get better all the time for him being our next county judge.
 w. c. Russell has resumed the real estate business in connection with his other business at the depot. His long experience and familiarity with real estate affairs make him pioneer real estate man of the county. List your prop erty with him and get fair treat ment.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-02-10

J. C.. Harbert made a business trip to Fayettevill this week.
 For sale, rent, or trade, Hotel Maine. T. A. Homewood.
 Drummer Len Nunnally' is visiting home folks this week.
 A. A. Pickens is among the new ones added to the telephone exchange.
 pr. R. P. Spurlin will be in his office here Mar. IS, IA and 15, '06 prepared to do all kinds of dental work.
 Miss Maude Rhodes of Yocum was in town over Sunday en- route to Harrison where she will enter school.
 A. J. Russell has been appoint ed one of the permanent board of finance for the United Charities of American 10 be located at Eureka Springs.
 The Arkansas Burial League, incorporated by men of Eureka Springs, was chartered Wednes- day. The capital stock is placed at S25, GOO. The corporators are: B. H. Blocksom, W. R. Blocksom, w. A. Butt, F. o. Butt. Times Echo.