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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-11
lie RECORDS.
Morris. Dentist.

ivens went 10 Evansville
\ stations. Of Sturgis, was
Sunday.
james spent Wednesday in
Shopping.
h,an. ofMcMinhyiIlc, Tenn
y in the city /
r.. Of Princeton, was here
foutc TO Tolu.
icklin Bros. store and get
'uIIzcrs
pending. Of Salem, was n
week
+ Chittendcn is visiting
Hampton.
berry, Of sturgis, visited
J. Sunday
Il Burget visited his mother,
Burgct, last Friday /
l,eca Williams returned to
b. Providence Monday
Ia Clark. who has been very .
3ml weeks. is improving. /
Ircd new opera chairs were
rhool auditorium this week ]
of chinawarc, quccnswarc, /.
llicklln Bros
H. Young. Of the Paducah
h. little son we're here Sun
! A. Taylor. Of Louisville Sem
J he'd at the Baptist church f.
lamrs spent sunday In Evans |
J h.s wife. who is AZ ST. Ma
tal /
Mr. g. 81 Durham, o.
si..c. visited relatives In the
week |
! Bros q Wheeler will handle
! % commercial fertilizers. |
&C. them. |
,am GlgrrhcIm b. the guest Of |
nt Mr and Mr.. W. Il. vii. |
Providence
,Fc Chttcndcn. Who has been /
Do of Mr. Jas g. ChI,tcndcn. |
home SATURDAY
Jaiu Fohs. Of Ky. Geological |
vutamc Sunday from Prince
b, b. d.. 90 work.
I.a Morris and Maud lllghcs.
yar..I. were the guests Of
% li.ir,7 Sunday
Charles BuWct visited her
% Nr lilzic FutI iu the
several days this week
Sarah Culcr. mother u Post.
, " Order who has been
, DO. is reported some better
a number ~ physicians from
ung towns attended Dr. McCor
lecture here Monday afternoon.
,r Wanted Nice rDoma, clean
rO Furnished table. Apply 90
'w Perry North College ST.
eve
7 White and DR.. Reynolds.
.fori, were In the city Monday
ri Oh, lecture u DR.. J. n.
ZACH
ui MS. Abe Holman. Of Evans.
,nt Saturday and Sunday the
4 Nr and Mrs. Gugcnhcim at
/, Marion.
a small gold cruss. II is very
ulcd by the owner a. Il Is an
b Return to RECORD office
rive reward.
abe We will sell cheap for
scholarship In the Owcnsboro
University. For full partieu.
az this Office
.a,iun day will be observed at
ethel. Lyon county. May Soth
persons having friends buried
be- invited and expected 10 par.
Ruth Haynes. the little daugh
w and Mrs, ". A. Haynes.
'nci a number of her little
"'iUesday evening m honor OF
h birthday.
'ys wanted 10 10 % years old.
ages. For further information
Evansville Glass Company, Nv.
!, Ind. ii.4t.
annual alumni Of the Marion
chool convened at the school
um last Monday evening. The
ions Of the various classes were
ul, each class being well repre-
m appliances and well trained
at the barber shop In front Of
's'oilise, Temperature perfect
III FR.nfa N.alss "A -. -. l.. a..
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-11
DARK BROW N
TASTE

Nothing makes you feel as
miserable as a bilious, nauseating
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-09
FIGHT AHE 4D
TFOublous Times in Store
 For Zion

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
 Chicago, April 9-Troutlous time are ahead for Zion. John Alexander Dow e is on the way from Mexico and he says he has SlO,OUO, ,OOO for those who remain faithful. Mrs. Dowie, Saturday, said she fears blood h,d. She says her hr-- baud has enough followers to carSe much trouble upon his return. She feal Zion is on the eve Of disruption. voliva, the new leader, speaking from the pulpit at Zion yesterday, said he 's not afraid of the deposed leader. Be urged the faithful not to listen to the siren soDg of Elijah.
 DOwi4 Prays for Strength
 San Antonio, Texas, April 9-The Dowie party, en route from Mexico to Chicago, stopped of here yesterday and held meeting. Oowie prayed for strength to cast the devils out If Zion.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-09

Special Dispatch to Daily Alasken. ]
 San Francisco, April 9-A socialis' 5 meeting held in this city yesterday for the purpose Of expressing sympa hy for N,oyer, Haywood and Pettibone, de- vrlopet the greatest riot in the history O. Spu Francisco. At the meeting iL was declared tha: if the accused officers of tue western federation ofminers were c1nv cted they wrud never hang unless the who army ot the United -tates $ called out to assist. A: the conclusion of the meeting a proc ssion started down Market street. At Kearney street an attempt was made to afix 8 red flag with the inscription, "Corstitu-
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-09
TO 60 ON
Alaska Central tO B. Pushed
 To a Completion

Special D'sloJh to e Daily Alaskap)
 Seattle, April 9-Fle annual state ment of Pres.l en, Frost of the Alas a Central has been made, It says 45 miles ot roud have oecu completed, located apd 26O cover ed b m prelimir- ary location. He says th 10 d will be lnshed during tee comin summer.
 Tn Seward GatewayRxplaius the re- cent reports from Seward that work was being discontinued on the Alaska Cealral by the fact that s,e -mers ply. ing the westward waters would pot carry laborers there uLder ht reduced rate contract last month to take the place of men quitting and discharged because they could sele all their accon- modations to passengers paying tali fare. Laborer are now being going to Seward on all boats.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-09
NO CHANCE
Speaker Cannon FaVOrs
 Present Tariff Laws

(Sscc'al Dispatch to Daily Alasksp.)
 Wa, hington, April 9-Speaker Can nou, olaiping a letter recently writ ten to a friend apd published, says he believes tariT revision sho.hd be post. poncd as long us possible. He says the people should pay DO attention to the democratic demand or immediate Cbao2e.
 Representative Payne, the floor leader of the republicans, recently a. po0nced that in his opinion the Dingley tariT law, now in effect, is entirely satisfactory.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-09
MAKE ROW
Mrs. Roosevelt Involved In
 Scandal

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan
 Washington, April 9-A scandal is developing because Mrs Roosevelt pays her soci l secretary from the app opcia- tion made by congress for tbe president. This leaked out some time ago and it has been discovered that there isneither precedent DOT law for iO. The salary is $14OO year.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-09
Especial Dispatch to the Daily Alaskan. ]

population. The whole city is panic stricken aud the terror is added to by the constant arrival of fugitives from the destroyed towns. There were two very severe earthquakes yesterday and each time the populace thought the last days were at hard. In terror the people cry, "Madona hath forsaken us.
 The town of San Giuseppe has been wiped out. and there is not Vestlge O.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-09

eastern side of the mountain where are located many towns will be deva2- tated, rendering more than million people homeless.
 Naples, itself, is in great danger and will be,envelopcd by the fiery mass of lava if the flow does not cease. All the steamers in the bay lie at wharves with steam up and ready to slip their mcor. ings at moments notice with the fleeing
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-09
City of Naples is Threatened
ATt Vesuvius shooting flames 1000 feet skyward and flowing five great rivers of fre-Many towns de- stroyed and Naples threatened-A million may be- come homeless

trace of the buried town of Boscotre- case. Already more than 40,OOO people have been made homeless.
 The scene presented ny the burning mountain at nigh, with the great tongues of flame rearing skYward and he molten rivers of fire streaming down its sides, burning every thing with which they come ir contact, is s"olime in its magnifcance.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-09

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.l
 Naples, April 9-Mt. yesuvius is growing more active. Flames are shooting l, ,OOO feet above the crater into the sky and violent earthquakes are Cf frequent occurrence. Lava Is flowing down the mountain side in five great rivers and ln ever increasing quantities.
 It is feared that the whole south
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-09
TO GO EAST
Rev. N. B. Harrison G, es To
 Gneral Assembly

Especial Dispatch to Tally Alaskan. ]
 Juneau, April 9-Tie Rev. N. B. Harrison, of Skagway, was elected commissioner to the Presbyterian gen. eral assembly, that will meet at Des NIoines next May, by the Presbytery Of Southeastern Alaska, which convened at Saxman last week.
 The Pessbytery visited Metlakahtla. Ketchikan and Wrargell. The Rev. Mir. Waggoner, of Klawock, was mod orator. The next meeting of the Presbytery will be at Sitka.
 Rev. N. B. Harrison will return to Skagway on the Humboldt.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-09
SOCIALISTS CAUSE RIOT IN SAN FRANCISCO

ton be Damned say tht Corporations" Detective Ryan tore he flag down. Policemen telzer nd Cavanaugh were with him. The. mob immediately at- tacke 1 then, Ryan arrested the leader and tried to reach street car with him. The crowd was upon bun at once with sticks and stones The officers were badly hurt but fin fly b at their way to the street car with cubs. An alarm was sent in aud several wagon loads of policemen appeared on the scene and assaned the crowed with their clubs. The mob fought back q was dispersed only after a severe battle had been fought. Many were injured.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-09
StIILt
Mayor W, aver Sues Phila-
 d lp ia Grafrrrs

Special Dispatch to Daily alaskan
 Philadelphia, April 9-Mayor Weaver began a suit Saturday to recover money which he alleges the city WIS defrauded out of in the so-called Alteration plant graft The suit is :against contractors and city officials.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-09
WOULD HELP
Preachers Want SalOOns
 Closed On Sunday

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskau.)
 Seattle, April 9-Nearly all the preachers in the city syoke of Sun lay closing yesterday. A committee called upon Mayor Moore today and assul cd him of the support of the city's pastors in the event he should order the saloons 10 close on Sunday.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-09
MAKES START
J, if, IS, Il Sails Fr m s., tie
 For Six sway

A csbIegram received by E. A Car roll today says the Jefferson sailed from Seattle for Skagway yesterday morning a, ' o'clock. She will be due 70 arrive here Wednesday evening or Thursday morning. The Dirigo will sail for SkSgwsy Wednesday,.
 A Nettlernn shce at I.Iarsnn,s- If
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-09

A large quantity of .he latest maga- zines received at Muir's on the Jetfer- SOD. u
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-09

Eal X Wilson collars and cuffs at ClaYson's
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-09

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets, Druggists refund money if It fails to cure. E. W. GROVES Sigma ure is on each box. 25c.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-09
Patent Issues For Nomo TOwnrite

The patent for the townsite of Nome has beed issued,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-04-09

A NettleIon shoe ar Clayson's. If
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-17

Mr.. S. H. Lambert, accompanied by
his nephews, Thomas and William Hill
ward have returned from visit TO Den
yer, Col. Henderson Evening Journal.
Mrs. John l.. Grayot, of Smithland,
who has been the guest of Miss Sue
Dixon, has returned to her home. 49,
Henderson Evening Journal.
A. NJ. Hearin, of Marion, has been
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Kate Bar
nett. -Glenns Graphic.
z. A. Bennett is visiting here this
week. Livingston Echo.
Mrs. Harry Bourland was called to
jacksonville on account Of the death
of her grandmother. -EvansvilleICour-
Ter.
Jasper Riggin, of Quincy, ILL.,, is in
the city the guest of friends and relat-
ives. jacksonville Journal.
J. e. Crider. of Caldwell county,
was in town last week looking over the
situation in regard to establishing a
creamery in the town. He has his own
money, does not ask cent of any one,
but before coming wants an assurance
from the farmers that he can get milk
for the purpose Of using in the cream
cry. He wants the milk, Of at least
three hundred cows. He will be in
Madisonville Saturday and in the after
noon will talk to the farmers at the
court house in regard to the creamery.
They are all invited to be present. In
the meantime, those who may have
cows will find it to their interest to
consult with Judge Elem Gordon, who
is taking an interest in the matter. OBJ
Glenn's Graphic.
| ROSS Givens.,of Providence. Twas in
the city today. jacksonville Hustler.
7. II. Lowry. Of Marion. was in our
city Thursday on business. - Madison
vile Journal
Miss virgie Num-. Of Frankfort, is
the guest Of friends in the city. -Msdi.
sonville Journal.
Judge Pratt returned Monday from
a visit to his son, Lawrence, in Okla
homa City. jacksonville Journal.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-17
for Sale.

At ST. Elmo. H.. One ant class
drug stock. Will invoice between
$4,000, and 5000. Nice french top
show case, nice shelf ware. good clean
stock, located half way between S.
Louis and Terrc Haute. c 4 Ell
4. r. division. junction Of vandalis
and c. a T.. !. K. r.. population Of
1890 or @ol. nice up 10 date town.
granitoid pavcmcnts, nice maple shade
trees all through the streets. home Of
two big railroad contractors. who push
the interest Of their home town. fine
brick factory, paper mill and canning
factory, and only two drug stores, the
one In mention the best Of the two.
all cash trade. Fine healthy country
all around Il. u miles north Of Mt
Vernon, ILL.,, and 80 miles east Of 81.
Louis. Want 10 sell on account Of IN
health. Brick store room, rent so
per month. Also nice cottage six
rooms, good out buildings and well and
eis,ern. three blocks from Main street.
Price $500. Marion Real Estate a
Investment Co.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-17

Senator Bailey's nomination at the
Texas prims ries cost him only $4.SC
and he does not even have to set up the
cigars to be elected The temptation
for him to do wrong seems very slight.
However all over his state and other
states they are asking the question
How did he get it," His stocks and
bonds and oil securities to the tune OF
several millions could not come out of
the salary Of a senator. II seems to
be in line to remark here that the
difference in cost of primary in Tex
as and primary in Kentucky is some
thing enormous. Why is it thus?
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-17
GIvENS 8 Son
Quit Ice Business 10 Devote Entire
Time 10 Their Meat
Shop.

Owens 4 Son have given up their
ice business and will henceforth devote
their whole time and attention to their
meat business. They propose TO run
one Of the most up-to-date butcher
shops in Western Kentucky. The SEN
ior member Of the firm will spend his
entire time in selecting and buying the
most choice stock that can be found,
thus giving their customers the best
that can be procured
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-17

c. Biddle and W. NJ. Wilson was ap.
pointed to aid churches, which are in
danger of losing their property.
The clerk was instructed to secure
the records of Princeton Presbytery
and to ascertain what funds were in
the secretary.
The Presbytery unanimously Endorsed
Rev. J. T. Barbee's work as synodicaI
missionary. No further business ap.
pearing, Presbytery adjourned with
prayer.
G. l.. WOODRUFF, Moderator.
H. N. LAMB. Clerk pro TEN.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-17

Asheyille Is located on n superb I
waited plateau. the lowest point
which Is two thousand feet above
level Of the sea. Situated In the NJ
favored portion Of the temperate ioi
The official government records 81
climate Of Western North Caroll
which are unimpeaehAble evidence. 4
the following averages; Spring, 81
F.; Summer. 7O.72 r.: Autumn. ~
r., Winter. 3S.s7 p. with a mean
the whole year Of SAILS r.. and a I'd
relative humidity Of about IS per q
For the Land Of the sky booklet. 4
mer resort folder. etc. send two-S'
stamp 10
{. u. HUNGeRfORD,
OsaUel PesssaosF Aesai
Louisville, ~
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Crittenden county farmers may be
interested in the statement that this
country has produced the greatest
wheat crop ever known in the United
States and in fact by any country at
any time. The government figures
have just been made public and the
number OF bushels are represented by
8 figures. The total yield is 759, O3O, GOO.
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Princeton Presbylery.

Princeton Presbytery Of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church met according
to the announcement at Dawson. KY,
Aug. 9, 1896. After devotional service
quorum being present, Presbytery
was constituted with prayer by Rev.
/. G. Joiner.
II. n. Lamb was elected as tempo
rary clerk. The moderator then read
the call. Rev. Arthur c. B!ddle pre-
scented letter Of disn!ssion ana rec
concentration from Pittsburg Presby-
tsFy Pennsylvania Synod. and was re-
ceived into the Presbytery. The roll
was called and the following answered
10 their names: A. c. Biddle. |. G.
Joiner. J. K. King. ]. b. Lowery. W.
T. Oakley. G. l.. Woodruff and J. l..
Price.
The following congregations were
represented: Ashland, h. c. Hendrix:
Blackford. W. J. Num-: Bethlehem.
J. d. Leech; Cascyville. W. +.
Sprague; Cave Spring, J. ~ Little:
Dawson. ]. II. Boiinott; Flat Lick.
l.. 7. Sumner (altJ Flat Rock. d. W.
d. Moore: Hopewell. c. T. Foster.
Hopkinsville. James d. Hill Calt):
Mount Carmel. 4. T. Dukes: Mount
Pleasant. J. NJ McGraw: Liberty. $.
NJ. Horning: Ncbo. x. 2. Hill: New
Salem. J. c. Moran; Oak Grove Union,
Mr. Lotion (alt.): Piney Fork. WE.
Wilson; Rose Greek, A. z. Wootcn:
Sturgis. Elijah Hughes: Sugar Grove.
II. n. Lamb; Weston. J. W. Gahagan:
Sharon. y. A. Sowcll. q. c. Womac
and +. X. OVERLY sent excuses which
were received as satisfactory.
The clerk was instructed to write a
kindly letter TO r. =. Jacobs, r. n.
Anthony. NJ. +. Chsppell. p. ID. Tuck.
er and James =. Price asking them u
they desired letters Of Dismissal from
Princeton Prcsbytery.
On motion Bro. Elijah Hughes was
seated as delegate from Sturgis con.
grcgration.
The following resolutions Of loyalty
TO the c. 7. church were offered by
Rev. J. l.. Price and adopted.
Whereas. believing that the mission
Of the Cumberland Presbyterian church
Is not yet complete; that her history.
as a separate organization. should be
perpctuated and her doctrines held in
tact, therefore be Il resolved:
First. that Il Is the sense Of the
members Of this Picsbytcry In called
session at Dawson Springs. Hopkins
county, Ky, August ?. lgC6. to remain
true to The Cumberland Presbyterian
church, and that We respectfully de.
cline TO 20 into the Presbyterian
church U. S. A.
Second, that We indorse the action Of
the minority Of our commissioners in
the General Assembly at Decatur in
electing Rev. ]. l.. Hudgins, Of Union
City. Tenn. as moderator and Rev. T.
II. Padgett. Of Memphis, Tenn. al
stated clerk To an the vacancies coca.
stoned by the dcsertiOn Of Rev. Ira
l.andrith. d. b. and Rev. J. NJ. Hub.
bert. d. d. from their respective sta.
tons.
Third. that all the legislation Of this
Presbytery be planned and directed ID
the perpetua,ion Of our congregations
in the Presbytery and TO the support
Of the new boards. AZ appointed BY the
general assembly Of 1906. at Decatur.
lila A committee composed Of G. l.
Woodruff. J. L. Price. J. d. Leech. A.
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shaft is about seventy fleet deep and
has an eight foot vein Of huor spar.
Work has been resumed and thcy:are
talking OF erecting a mill on this prop
erty.
The Riley mines have started up at
full tilt. every thing running and
Wess Springs superintendent. They
have shaft now 30 feet deep and
intend going another 100 feet. They
have one Of the best equipped plants
inrthe district and are getting a fine
run Of lead ore.
Jas. Henry is going over 10 Union
county, ILL.,. 10 open up the lead prop
ertp sold TO J. A. Stegar some time
ago. This property runs lead ore -
per cent.
-Oo-
Sanders Ore Separating Mill is run.
ming every day and Is very successfully
separating spar and zinc. Mr.
Sanders Is TO be congratulated upor
his success.
ON JIM MINI.
Another body Of carbonate has beer
found al this mine. which promises Il
eclipse N Quantity the former deposit
ECLIPSE NINE.
The lake has been completed an,
the rains Of the past week have lille,
il. 80 tina, thew now have an abundanc,
Of water for washing spar. Tn,
zinc and lead-ore In shaft now Is n,
richest ever seen In this district.
FRANCES DISTRICT.
The Tabor shaft has been sunk 4
feet deeper and cross cutting to III,
vein is now In progress. This cross cu
will strike an imm me body . nat spa
ana will give the owners all the or,
that they ean raise for months.
-Oo-
The Asbridge shaft No. /. is in I'm,
No. /. spar and there Is lots Of IL
Shaft No. 2. Is as pretty a. picture
The Tabor and Asbridgc mines ar,
destined 10 be- two Of the best spar
mines in Kentucky. Only two mile,
from railroad and spar cnough'in then
to supply the world
PoGUE NINE.
The Marion Mineral Company's new
s0H. +. plant installed at this min,
will start up In day or two. to un
water the mine. The new plan, is on,
Of the bot in the district and Is ur
10 date.
SAN MATHEWS NtNE.
A steam plant has been Installed Al
this mine and work is now In progress
sinking the shaft loo feet This.is 4
fine mine.
! 200.
The Government Geological Survey
Corps now registered at the Critten.
den Hotel are composed 81 the follow.
INK gentlemen:
r. W. Berry Geological Surveyor.
X. ?. Thompson. Claude Boor. r. r.
Barton. John n. Dyer. A. c. Weed
7. }. DOran and 3. l.. keenan,.
900
The tenth day of August the Sander,
plant located In the south part u Ma.
rion had a full days run in separating
ore and the outcome Of this venture /,
no longer in doubt. These young
Sanders men have proven beyond
doubt that they have solved problem
that has proven too much for older
heads. Just what this means and Is %
this district is net realized by one in a
hundred. The days work referred "a
proved futher that they can turn GU,
a. high concentrates as are mined IN
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-17
Rural Route Report.

Noble Hill carrier on Rural route
number |. out from Marion. KY. Post.
Office, reports a. follows for month Of
July; Pieces delivered. 1854; Pieces
collected. go: Stamp sale, ssas.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-17
VACATION TRIPS
Low Round-T Rates

now IN effect Liberal limits and stop
over privileges REDUCED HOME
SEEKERS Round-trip rates FIRST
AND THIRD TUESDAYS each month
70 the WEST and SOUTHWEST. For
descriptive literature. folders. rates.
etc. see nearest ticket agent or nd.
dress, Rc.T. MATTHEWS.
T.p. A., Mo. pAe. Ry.
sol Norton Building
Louisvills. ~,
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For Repi

At View, Ky, f0 rear u
one dwelling house. .,ase. blS'
smith shop. stock and I
Good stand for store ! blacks
shop. VIII rent sep, ely or
together. For further informs
write me at View. Ky.
! also have CD seven jersey COW, !
young calves for sale. They are !
blooded and all In good shape and Z
Ing lots Of good rich milk. All ~
stock. win sell them cheap ra''
than winter them. A. II. CARpIN
sat
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For Kent.

Good house Of six rooms. large lot.
well, cistern. stables and pond for
stock water. A. n. McNEELY.
Marion. Ky.
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slgliw

Increase Of receipts for year 1895
over year 1895. S2S2 . or about y per
cent
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-17

D. LOuAN. trav. ps>s. As,. lsalnaics
Geo. q. ALLEN. Asst Gca Pass ACT. Sits
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-17
Postal notes.

Cash receipts 81 Marion. n.y.. posti
Office are a. follows
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-17
MINING NOTES.

DR.. Pope has fine spar property
known as the Old Watson Place. The
shaft is about seventy fleet deep and
has an eight foot vein Of fuor spar.
Work has been resumed and thcy:are
talking Of erecting a mill on this prop
erty.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-08-17
DIR. J. D. SMITH. Of PaduCah
Anti.Lioonse Prohibition Candidate
for Congress,

The way 10 hill an
OWL Is Is shoe, II 10
ceslh win your vote.
Thsway 70 perpe,u.
ate an evil Is 10 regu.
late. restrict and pro-
teoi u with your yo,s.
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~ You WANT rHt TRAFFIC DESTROYED
WANT YOUR VOTE.