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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-01
new ROUTES
-Four New Free Delivery Routes Tor
Griiienden County

A letter has been received al the
FOstOfsee in Marion from John c.
Black President Of the United States
Civil Service Commission. Washington.
n. { As follows:
Sir:-li IS the pgrpose o. this Con-
mission 70 hold raral Garner exzmi-
nation in vOur county "a saturday.
March >. 1877 In or5er that a reSis-
ter q eligiblos may b. established Tor
your othee. Il 5 necessary that rot
less thar twelve pc-oas forward On
the ponS,ribci form propcT apphca-
tons - that they al reach the Civil
Sorioe ConmiSsioa tRurAl Garner
Divisiool WAshiagtoo. n. c. On % -
fO-s Wednesday. Feb -
he ncocSzry hAaks an ineioscd
herewith Please give tbs natter
yOcf immediate Aitezaon PuhSeiy
post TIE Gr-og,ocne-ts AID take
soch otheF ast1oas - nav b ncocSAry
% cuahlc ever Ps1Soc 10 yoGr oonzua-
Jty g un3erian3 The rcSliunsas re-
Stve % ne Ting q ap7beAiioas and
% eXkrlnA;iouS
kiaty tskac~ lc3sc rcocpt
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-01
Fords Ferry.

Lige Csrry Bill Holioman. Viii Alyi,
Ard Nae White we're In Cave IN. Rock
Friday
sag Hill ard Frank Smith. Of In
aais Sere IN Foris Ferry saturday.
There wAs a spelling bee At Heath
sehoo. Wednesday night. quite a num-
ber beng present
Sherman Ford has commenced to
clear The grolnd which h. recently
ieasea from Henp Trait
r. oh.o river b 80 h.Eh TOW that
Pe-so-s coming here in skif may tie
up 20 he fro5; o! he Postothce build.
~.
u r. WlDor. Dr. Mo-c.and and
Gaos Na,tsn vent IN Weston Sa,ur.
lay 10 90 launch
Marc TRAIT, vent 20 NAr.on Thur.
cay
Jas A Laa,g Is in feeble health
ard s s.lsns olt hl stoys Of voods.
care, y Danie.,. % Nation. Wis.
'ei 90 Gillian Hir>' As, week
VI James o. Wauoa. va, hen,
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Shady Grove

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Day
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-rat;y Say.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-01

be found iu the hive o worker who LAYS
eggs, whereas the WORKER is an inper-
teJ,.y developed female. But these
worker eggs always develop into droncs
So the sooner this would be queen is
gently ae,aaii4tei ,be better. That
,he queens wings should be- small and
weak is not surprising. Tor most ot her
life is passed within the hive. She sal
is, forth only on a nub,ial journey and
thereafter only as She may accompany
a new swarm 90 another home. -EN-
change.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-01
Honey Bee Mysteries

An ordinary swarmin the heigh, Of
the season consists Of forty thousand
bees the mother or queen. the work.
ers and the droncS. SAYS the New YORK
Herald The mother bee in the busy
time lays three thousand 10 four thoas-
and ecgs a day, Tor this she has her
being. These eygs develop into larvae
which attendant bees feed with bee
bread. a mixture Of pollen ana honey.
then when the larvae have completed
this stage Of existence these nurse bees
seal them in their wAxen cells and leave
them to develop the insect stage the
busy bee.
frOm the eCg 10 the bee rcquires
twenty-onc days. Then the young be-
acts in the hive fora few DAYS As nurse
bee. and later takes is place among the
busy workers. The drone IS the sting
less and detcnseleSS male bee. and when
his rAisOn d'trc IS completed the bees
mercileSSly KIN him. ~ irnae beng al
lOWcd 10 winter over and oonIme the
prcciOaS stOrc.
Most interesting o. al becs. however
IS the queen mc,hcr. one no;cd. she
is easily distinguished ever after by her
lOag. SLENDER body and weak wings
both from the string winged WO-ke-S
and the purely t7sacS While the lie
Of the worker Is perhaps ~, mere thar
SIX weeks in the hoaey gathering sca-
sOa. TIE queen ray i've for years
thoGgh. sAoah she Osthvc her useful
ncSS. nature 5 pitiilcSs and her shil-
drcn fall uPoa her and Ill Der
whcn tArsssh Gcsi5cai o. iaton, The
hive Acooncs s1ecnicSs !; is voa3e-fsl
T. sce how the hccs at After . slst
q bee hroaa tco scsrr; for uaAn's A.
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-01
TELEPHONE iS6
FRIDAY, FEB, l, 1907

Governor Swettenham has taken il
all back, He has withdrawn his often.
sive letter to Admiral Davis and now
promises to be good, II is said that
when the residents Of Jamaica heard
that he was toresign they halle d
the news with delight" His timely
apology may save his scalp, He has
exhibited and proven to the world that
he is mistit in the position as governor
OF Jamaica.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-01
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~ ga rthsf a-az Fa- ssorsei
81 k7-,y5ar Cla-ssr2i-t Par Ban
-ttcs ftlEvur,ts u1.t slEsrt-s tru-
rhez-aiis-- ss4aaA h--t tsek. lzz-
tara kas arsF soaies 1as -ssssa-
PaaaA F1s Ne - HIyes 4 Tsyl.r.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-01
GETS CONTROL OF FACTORY
Tobacco Association Situation In
Lyon County.

Arrangements have been completed
by which the Dark Tobacco Growers
Association gets control of the Jarvis
Factory in kuttawa, and negotiations
are pending which will be closed prompt
ly with competent parties to receive
and prize the tobacco belonging to men,
bers of the association. The exact date
on which the house will be ready to re-
ceive tobacco will be published as soon
as the contract for handling is closed.
When the association was organized
in Lyon county the tobacco situation
was in state of chaos, Nobody would
buy or talk about buying tobacco
insurance on tobacco could be had The
association did not know of any house
that could be had III which to handle to-
bacco and did not know of anyone with
whom contracts for handling could be
made, nor did they know Of any parties
who would or could be induced to finance
the tobacco crop Of the county. The
committee chosen to manage the affairs
Of the association in the county went
earnestly and active to work, but found
the above named obstacle only part
Of what they had to contend with. The
committee have secured the Jarvis fac
tory, Insurance is assured, storage IS
provided for arrangements for money
TO finance the crop have been made,
and priEiug contracts will be- completed
M O shor, time. Mr. JARVIS ana Mr.
Williams have al along shown them.
selves friendly 70 the association. Last
week ,hey made o proposition 90 rent
the factory az hu,JaWa Co the a,,ucia-
uol The committee met saturday and
realizing Che necessity Ter securing %
house decided Co rem, the house and bee
come jointly responsible Tor the price.
The plan, consists % two huiidinrs the
larger fully equipped with all necessary
appliances Tor handling and pr,zIng TO-
hacco ari the smaller one simply plain
hoase not So equipped. Mr. Williams
had expressed a desire 70 buy some Of
the tobacco 90; pledged 90 the associa-
tior. The committee. being anxious 20
20 an possible 90 bring harmony ami
gooi feeling among an the people. !e;
Mr.. Williams have the smaller house.
believing that al concerned would be
benefited by So doing.
The committee has been unable %
secure any other house suitably iocAted
IN which 90 have tobaeco handled.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-01
A Well anown Fact

TAT ~ skis disease, whether frnm
aitfna - external ourin. can Ions
: l.is'And ih2 40 powerful gcrmieidc.,
Ltlo All LEMurONE, they des,ro,
Ne ctfins that cause the disoase, they
t,.ssysegre. Mrtciotampl,. Nv Ro.s
Nc1' 20, :. Loais All prusgis,s eel IA.
HAYNES 4 TAYLOR
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-01

The totaseo situation has improved.
as We predicted Il would in our asst
!ssse. r.. committee has rented the
JARVIS factory for the association To-
baeeo. and a man vii soon be in chArge
q the work. Mr.. JARVIS retains the
lower buiting and vii boy from those
who Rave DOT lolnei the ASSOCIATION and
Pot up BIS purchase in the part Of the
building he retained. This pat matters
n much better shApe an tobacco wil
row berin 20 move Mr.. Williams and
Mr.. {. = Rr1swen stArted cot 70 bay
toaacoo asst Wednesday morning and
within a feW weeks al the tobacco IN
Lyon county all b. booght except that
n TIE association The NSsocatioa ~lli
noi sell until they have thsir tobacco
prepared By the mar selected b. the
committee Tacy AAye = pres liked
fcr GSscciAuoo to.osoco Which . sAc %
b above the p-ccs bsug ofered b.
The ir3tpsa3cni bsyers ltua great
pity that re toh1eco growu r ne Gun
y cad %; b. hAnalci By hoas pSOyls
bit 500 q cur farmers 81; IN q harry
% sen ard henes he stemriag will b
daas elss~scfS. Lyoa Cearty nnes-
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-01
SHERIFF'S SALE
FOR TAXES !

By virtue Of taxes due the County Of
Crttengcn and J. 7. Flanary. sheriff.
for the year Of 1890. |. OF one Of my
deI uiics. wiil on MONDAY. the 18th day
Of February. 1897. between the ho1rs
% 10 o'elock a. m. and 3 o'elock ?. n.
al the court house door. IN Cnitendeh
County. Kentucky. expose % public
sale 70 the highest bidder. Tor cash IN
hand. the following property. lor -
much thereof az may b. Necessary %
SATISFY the aniogni u the taxes tae
Aforesaid and cdstsl to-ult
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-01
MARION 80 l.

Cti,ienden. A. J. % s,res ADJOINING
n. X. Wei3on. tAx and costs ss.s5
Henry. SAN y. ioi IN Mauon ia7
Campbell Mining Co. 81 Acrvs near
Columbia Mines. balance $50
Harms J. A. : ninsra. night ln3er
Eb5ie Hcige zni -
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MARION NO2

Noslsr. Theo. 10; n Dyc1sbgrg. 6.51
Hi Va A 80 acrcs adlllnng 4
Z Hh rs
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UNION 10 I
HTRRICANE - e

Gren.. Jas v. s. ssrs sa,sssiss
G. " Kirk 5.-t
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Hardia. Nh. NATtAi c. s. scru a.
yoi,iag 7. 2 GrlHth SIS
he Critten5oa Ni..ag Co. : acro
-rsrzl r.ght near z L F.z1A-- .s.51
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1907-02-01

Nas. A DAVIS It p S-a-yG-.rtgs
f1s.s1- Eeass-. -. acre tsll.-l-F
F-cs CE-t-. ..C
Ol2z-- M NI--s = as-as e..
1---r " ". u.e-.r sE
cCLoBEp uSI
NEn1c ~ l-E1--z Nsal 81; b.
Na11c- $50
Wasa.. S-1-- 9 Aces retf 7 b
Tsyiaf. "a
Dyrslsl--r. Ma t-Ttyl7r A J g
sors hs,si- "a stS pgtl a.
Tlyiar. !ao A . tz-t tsl,lzirr IA,
parEA ~
Lsz1es zpae a. tat Fra,srty g ~
uKnc1 tsh ia o. SO.
J. T. FLtSuI.
Ser Crusn3u- Csz-tv.
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Lige Czr1 Bill HoIionan. Viii Alyi,
Ard Nae White we're IN Cave IN. Rock
Friday
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-05-09
THE IDAHO RECORDER


Congressman Longworth, OF Ohio,
says that Secretary Taft is the proper
mao TO carry 20 completion" the
reform work undertaken by President
Roosevelt and II has been announced
semi Officially that the president
himself, desires the secretary's nomi-
nation. The question that naturally
arises Is: For what reforms does
Secretary TAFT standf
How far does he go on the subject
OF railroad regulation? Is he salts
led with the present law which the
railroad republicans OF the senate
forced the president to accept? THE
president could have secured better
law by accepting democratic aid, but
he compromised IN order to make Il
seem republican measure. Is See
rotary Taft In favor OF the La Fol
iette amendment (which the republi
cans OF the senate voted DOWN an
thorizing the interstate commerce
commission to ascertain the value O
the railroads? Is he In favor OF ley
islation which will prevent the water
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-05-09

Ing OF stock and the issue Of fictitious
capitalizationY VIII he speak out on
these questions and define his posi-
tion, or will he have his conservative
supporters reassure the railronds
while the president rounds up the
fadlcl republicans for himY IL he
becomes president he will have the
appointment OF Interstate commerce
con. missionors; will he appoint men
who sympathlze with the railroad
magnatcs or men who sympathize
with the patrons OF the roadsp
Where does he stand on the trust
question? Is he against the principle
of private monopoly OF does he believe
merely IN trying to regulate monopo.
lies? Does he believe In enforcln.
the criminal law against trust mag
mates? And Ii he satisfied with the
enforcement Of the law against Just
few of the trustsy
How about the income taxY Does
he endorse the presidents position
on that question: And does he re.
gard swollen fortunes AS menaceY
Is he for arbitration OF labor DIM
cultiesy What does no think now OF
government by injuuctionY Is he
still an iniperiallst, or does he accept
| the American theory that govern
ments derive their Just powers from
the consent OF the goverenedY Is no
willing to take the people into his
confidence or does he expect TO secure
the nomination without disclosing
his position, aud then run on mn am
biguous PLATFORM Has he faith
enough In his own principles and In
the people Ia make open, honest light
foi uehnlte refolmsf
Where does Secretary Taft standi
What does he stand for In the way o
feforms2 President Roososelt's plat
form said nothing about reforms IL
1904 and the president himself gave
40 lntimation uf reform tendencies
until after the election. VIII Score
tary Taft follow the presidents ex
ample aud fool the big corporation
or will he follow the example OF sew
eral other presidents and fool tn
peopley
lie should speak now or foreve
after hold his peace, -Commoner.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-05-09
Pioneer Nero. Co., Ltd.

probably that the republic has ever
known.
lie has always been so far In ad-
vance OF popular sentiment on gov
ornamental matters that he has been
the subject OF severe criticism from
the more conservative element, CIR
rather. the iinancial element which
delights to refer to itself as the ICON
sentative element" yet 1t Is gener-
ally admitted that the very acts that
have made President Roosevelt so
popular are those advocated by Bryan
when Roosevelt was stamping the
country against Rryan's election.
Just now he Is being severely criti
cised because he suggested that gov
eminent ownership OF railways might
be the ultimate result Of the effort at
governmental control Of Interstate
commerce, and because he has re.
fcrred TO the initiative and referen-
dun AS an acceptable principle OF
self government. His declaration for
government ownership OF railroads
has grown wonderfully In the public
mind since he uttered his famous
declaration for II a few months ago,
upon his return from trip around
the world, and there are few sup
porters of Roose9elt's policies OF gov
ernmental control who do not admit
that conditions may make It neces'
sary for the country to accept Bryan's
remedy OF government ownership
The principle OF the initiative ant
referendum has been accepted by
many Of the strongest republican
states In the union, notably some o.
the New England states and Oregon
and has been declared to be sue
cess, so that 1t does not appear tina
Mr.. Bryan Is so far In advance OF TIT
country on this point after all.
But MIR. Bryan Is the unanimous
preference OF all the democrats o
Idaho and the second choice Of NOR
than half the republicans OF TIL
state, who bold him next only t
Roosevelt, and upon his visit to TIL
state he will doubtless receive re
ception that viii eclipse any that Ina
ever heretofore been rendered him i
Idaho. Capital News.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-05-09

wifi sanction such subsidy, in de-
spite of popular hostility. Should
such subsidy Of the peoples money
be granted In the face OF the over
whelming opposition of the people
themselvesp In the answer TO this
question lies the determination of
the whole initiative aud referendum
issue. Suppose the people were
granted the right OF passing directly
ON the question OF removing the tar
In from lumber; ON reducing the
tariff ON steel; on granting free trade
to the Philippine islands. Suppose
the people could decide these qnes-
lions without their being complicat-
ed or affected by PARTISAN politics.
Is there any doubt Row they would
be decidedly Can there be any real
question as to the justice of the de-
cisiou? Yet now, in the peoples de-
spite, selfish interests decide these
questions the other way.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-05-09
wlLl.IAM J. RRyAN.

TIE visit of William ]. Bryan
promised Tor next September, as an
nounced In yesterdays Capital News,
at which time two addresses will be
delivered, one here In Boise and the
other In Pocatello, ought TO bring
Joy to the hearts OF his thousands OF
admirers IN this state, anon. whom
are numbered many hundreds of 70
pubIicans who regard hin, next to
Roosevelt, AS the greatest living rep
reseutative Of the rights OF the COM
mon people tn, vast masses-nf the
country.
Whatever may DO said OF Mr. Bry-
an. IN fact, In all that has ever been
said OF him, there has been none who
las ever uttered word OF reelection
upon his honesty OF motive, purity of
heart aud earnestness OF intention In
advocating what he believes to be
/ right.
+ He Is one OF the few men of ths
present generation who has been able
To accumulate riches, that is, riches
compared with the average, without
Ia the least casting any stigma upon
his methods or raising any question
OF the houorablenes OF the manner II
: which 1T has been done.
: He has been as prominently beior'
: the public mind for the last 10 year
as has any person in the country
l President Roosevelt alone excepted
: and his prominence has far exceeded
: that OF any other private either
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-05-09
IN tsooD COMPANY.

President Eliot, OF Harvard, will
have to be branded, with Mr. Bryan,
an Impractical visionary. So will
DIR. Il. A. Ross, formerly Of tho Uni.
yersity OF Nebraska, now OF Wtsccn.
sin Both have recently declared for
the principle of the Initiative and
referendum. So have the Spring tield
Republican and the Portland Ore
gooian, two OF the ablest and clean
est republican newspapers In the
country. The Oregonian Is enthusl-
astic over the operation OF the Law
in Oregon. The Republican Is aux.
ious that modified form OF the In.
itiative aud referendum he enacted
by the Massachusetts legislature, hut
admits 1t has been "marked for the
slaughter by the Lodge machine.
Mr.. Bryan, 1t will be seen, Is In
pretty good company. Aud the prin
ciple on which he stands Is solid AS ;
rock. The people are entitled L
rule. They are rs capable of rulin.
wisely and justly In mass as a law
making class is Of ruling for them
That Is the sum and substance of tn
initiative and referendum, and 4
deny the proposition is to writ
Veto" all over the Declaration o
Independence.
Suppose the ship subsidy schem
were to be submitted to u popula
referendum. Every intelligent maj
knows IL would be overwhelming
defeated. Yet IL Is not unlikely tina
coneress..will grant and the presiden
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-05-09

with compIacency at the vituperat CIV.
language socialists OF Butte nd't oa
called upon to direct at MS n1 ,oa
The address throughout Is couoneo
g. rho most intempreate language
and MANY threats made as W "na'
the socialist party will do TO the cap
italistic class in case these men ar
oonyicted OF the crimes with winch
they are charged.
-.
II reports from Boise are TO nc VIC
lieved Governor Gooding Is fecei''"s
many threatening letters, ana as
resuit tberefrom, the governor Is ek-
periencing much uneasiness OF nlinu'
II is possible and exceedingly p'op
ah,e and no more than might oe eA'
,o.,od that those connected Win this
case would be subject to the ahnus
ance of the cranks from all over 'ne
.nuotrv Union labor looks upon
this case largely as fight pe1"eo''
o.nitaI IN the one hand and labor Oh
the other. The manner I'D "n'on
Mover and Hay wood were kidnapped
from Colorado gives many reasons .oi
this conclusion. If the authorities
NJ Idaho and Colorado had puoi'cahS
committed with the law, and lave CIV
on the accused the opportunity "
eoht extradition in the courts tneit
arrest would not have created the eA
Ecitement and bitterness among the
mariners of the Western Federation,
The extradition papers were secufeu
from Governor Mcdonald, OF COLO
RADIO, In a regular manner, nut "he'
the prisoners were not allowed ~
either see their lawyer or to even pi'
their families good bye, to the Tieho'
NJ the accused it looks as II there "a'
: a good sized Ethiopian 10 Che p'o
, verbal woodpile.
. ~
1 If Governor Gooding or Orchar'
sho,d he the object OF the attac
g the Western Federation, as an organ
6 ;gation would no doubt be held re
d snonsible, while it would more tina
,ikely be the act of some haif oe
mented crank. 1t was crank VII
killed Lincoln; it was crank WI
"a KILLED Garfield; it was crank WI
IS k,lled Mckinley. They had nothin
). to gain by these crimes except TO II
~ alive their insane and inord'na'
70 Ionpings for notoriety. And II by
= possibility there should be any forI
- of violence while this case is nelf
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tried it would be due more than like
" to the insane cravings OF some
crank, who imagines he is the In.
strumeut of the Divine hand in 70.
dressing the wrongs of his co-labor.
ers. 1t is as much the duty of the
labor organizations to prevent the
possible carrying out of these threats
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