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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-04-07
WILLIAM ASHER PASSES To
HIS REWARD.
He Was 80 Years Old and The
Oldest and Most Prominent
Mason in the County.

Mr.. VIM. Asher, one of the
best known and most highly res
pected citizens of Crittenden
county, died Tuesday evening
April 9Th at the home of his son,
Mr.. j. d. Asher, in Marion, at
the advanced age of "a years.
Mr.. Asher was the oldes Mason
in the county, by which order he
was buried at the old family
graveyard at Repton yesterday.
Mr.. Asher was a grand old
christian gentleman, of the old
time Kentucky type and was
loved and honored by all who
had ever known him.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-04-07
EITAL At GRADED Snss
AUDITORIUM
by Slqhr, April Sth, M. xarcus
|oIdOamer Of Vanderbilt Unl.
yersIly.

J. the above date Mr.. Marcus
manner. a bright graduate Of
tderbilt University, will enter
the people Of Marion at the
|col Auditorium. He is one
he most brilliant young men
Western Kentucky and as he
rom our neighboring town.
Ieeton. we would urge the
Eens of Marion 10 greet him
b a full house.
h.. Goldnamer has placed the
kital under the auspices Of the
bies AID Society Of the Meth
l. church. He will be assisted
the hest local talent. Knowing
| Young mans ability we ART
! in saying that the rectal
/ h. an enjoyable affair and
| who miss IT will miss a treat
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-04-07

We beg permission through
the columns of your paper to ex-
press, in a small way, the graft
tude of our hearts to the many
friends of our wife and mother,
for their help, love and sympathy
in the darkest hour that has ever
settled on our home.
Words fail us, you have been
so kind and good when our very
lives were 80 chrushed by the
sudden stroke that made our
home so dark, your deeds Of
kindness and words of cheer have
done much to dispel our gloon
and take from our minds anC
hearts the heavy load that press
ed US down.
To all of our many friends WIKI
have in any way mfnissered to q.
in our great grief. we wish, from
the deep gratitude of our hearts
to thank you.
J. S. HENRY AND CHILDREN
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-04-07
AD WRITING DOWN TO A
REAL SCIENCE
Psychologists TO Take Up the Bust.
ness sne Study Of II Prot.
Kicker Talks.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April 4
The business of lad" writing
is now to receive the attention of
the scientists. Prof. Charles
Sherwood Kicker, of the Harvard
department of psychology, is
quoted here today as follows:
In a few years psychologists
will reduce TO an exact science
the method of composing adver-
tisements so as to obtain the
highest number of answers.
Every 'ad" makes certain
impression upon the eye and this
is conveyed to the mind. The
will power is swayed and govern
ed by these sensory impressions.
If the sensory impressions are
vivid and compelling enough,
they cause the will center of the
brain 10 act. thus forcing the
reader TO write and answer.
For the purpose of expert.
menting and research. persons
will be selected at Harvard from
all walks of life. of both sexes
and Of widely varying grades OF
intelligence. and education anC
they will be studied with the use
of different advertisements with
assorted type. styles and arrang'
ments. BY the same means the
psychology department will in
vestigate the proper newspaper
and magazines in which to place
advertisements. in order to get
best returns.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-04-07
CIRCUIT COURT ADJOURNED
WEDNESDAY
Notwithstanding Z Busy Court, But
Two were Sent 10 The state
PeniieniIary

After a three weeks kterm, the
long term Of the circuit court
was adjourned yesterday morn
ing and yesterday evening Sheriff
Joel A. c. Pickens left for Frank
fort with the two convicts, Boon
Bush, sent one year for night
riding and Walter Workman. a
negro. two years for breaking in
to /. c. depot and stealing
whisky.
Levy court convened Tuesday
and transacted some important
business. A bridge was ordered
to be built across Crooked Creek
at Memphis mines ford and the
School tax made which is the
same as last year. Is cents on
the 500. 90 and so cents poll
They adjourned to meet next
Tuesday to discuss county roads.
All persons interested in better
roads are requested to be presen,
at this meeting Tuesday April
18th.
Judge Walter Blackburn, Jno,
A. Moore and Capt. Carl Hender
son left yesterday for Frankfort
to 90 before the State Board o.
Equalization to protest against
the raise of 20 cents on city prop
erty and ten cents on farm land
and personality.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-04-07
s~~sMMlMG DISTRICT ASSO-
ClATION MEET
The Board Have Busy Session
Is viii Be Seen From the
Following.

Al the meeting of the District
Board held in this city March
End. 23rd, i; was moved by IN.
Baker. of Webster county. and
seconded by George l.. Campbell,
Henderson. that the following
recommendations be made to
members all over the district:
!. That this Board recon-
mend the fve-year pool.
2nd. We recommend that if
less than IS per cent. of the crop
Of the whole district is pooled.
then the pool shall be declared
of,
Bird. We recommend that
the District Board has agreed
with the buyers on the price of
any crop Of tobacco. the District
Board shall go back to the people
who shall. through the medium
of magisteial district meetings,
atify or reject the action of the
Board in reference to said sale.
9TH. We recommend the Dis.
trict Board shall have the RICH,
TO take care Of the Transients
and Boys by opening the books
from time 10 time 10 take care OF
these two classes.
On motion unanimously adopted
by the following vote F. +,
Brown. of Hopkins: |. n. Baker,
Of Webster county; George L.
Campbell. Henderson county
Hiram T. Dean. Union county
and W. Il. Rankin. Crittender
county.
lust what the several counties
win do regarding the foregoin.
recommendations remains TO b.
seen.
Webster county holds the frs
meeting tomorrow, April End
The other counties will follow IL
due time. Chairman George l.
Campbell will call a meeting 70
Henderson county in the nea
future.
Meanwhile local unions shoul,
discuss the recommendations
, and members should hold meet
:ngs in the different magisteria
precincts and discuss the sugges
) tons outlined above.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-04-07
Chapel NIL.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Bigham of
Crayne. was the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Yandell Sunday.
Della Blgham and wife visited
Mrs. Bigham's father, Mr.. Fred
Clement Saturday and Sunday.
w. w. Ward and family, was
in Crayne Sunday visiting Mrs
Wards sister, Mrs. J. n. Hill.
Our community is about done
breaking corn and Tobacco land
1t being the best time for pillow
ing up land for many years but
little corn has been planted.
Cory MINER will leave fol
Modern Woodman Sanitarlum al
Denver, Colorado, next Tuesday
Cory will go very cheerfuIly'
believing he will be cured,
Crayne View Stock Farm, W.
r. Cruce proprietor, is in ful
blast. Dick is one of the way
back farmers and a hustler
James Fowler, the hustler OF
Chanel Hill is moving things
along lively, has thirty acres OF
corn already in the ground.
DIR. Cook of Crayne is through
planting his corn II anyone
should ask you.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-04-07

The railroad statistics of the
United States show that the
automobile industry has sup
piled over eight million dollar in
annual revenue for the transport
tation of machines. supplies and
accessories. The perfecting of
the automobile business has
unquestionably made big profits
for the railroad of this country. "
said General Manger F. l..
Holmes, of the Jackson Auto
mobile company. today. MIR.
Holmes, who comes from Jackson
Mich, has been in the city look
ing up the matter of auto inter
state commerce. Continuing,
he said: The railroads have
profted largely by the develope-
ment of the automobile industry,
as they would naturally profit
by the success and extensive
shspment of any product: but
the automobile business has been
exceptionally productive of reve.
nue. for the railroads. which
should take this into considra'
ton in their high schedule OF
rates. An automobile factory
pays for ten times as many
freight cars and at much high
err rate than a carriage factory
producing an equal number OF
horse drawn vehicles. and some
thing like 100000 freight cars
leave the automobile factories &
year. These shipments cover g
scattered territory, but If one
could strike an average distance
that the cars were hauled, it in
dicates the railroads earn So, OOO
200 annually. The express com
panies alone earn nearly a mill
ion dollars carrying tires, factory
supplies and accessories by which
the railroads also profit. Hun
dreds of thousands of travellers
use the railroads far passenger
service annually to go to auto
mobile shows, races, ETC., all OF
which traffic is directly due to
the automobile. The traffic man
anapers should take all this into
consideration in dealing with the
automobile public.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-04-07

Miss Sallie Woods who has but
recently returned from lCincin-
natl where she had been attend
ing one of the leading conserva-
tories of music in the United
States, is now home where she
will be pleased to receive pupils.
Call on her if you desire to have
your boy or girl advanced in
music.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-04-07
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons knowing them
selves indebted to the estate of
DR.. j. o. Dixon, deceased, will
please settle same-with us or our
attorney, and all parties having
claims against his estate are re-
quested to present same properly
proven TO our attorney Jno. Blue,
H., at'asfealIy . date as possible.
P. B.. CROFT I Administrators
w. E. DowELL ! DR.. J. o. Dixon
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-04-07
Olive and WALKER ARR
IN The LEAD
They Are Enjoying lhe Best Trade
In the History Of their Firm.
And Yet Their s more

It's safe to follow the majority
rule. When large numbers of
the best farmers in Crittenden
and other countless favor the
John Deer two row corn planters
over all others, by reason of their
simplicity in construction and
accuracy in planting. Shouldn't
this prompt you to buy one?
Sold by OLIVE & WALKER.
Olive & Walker on last Satur-
day sold nine John Deer two row
corn planters to the following
ma med gentlemen:
Daniel Riley Fredonia, KY.
Jim Ordway Crayne, KY.
Burt Walker Iron Hill, KY.
Frank Lamb % "
John Vaughn Marion, g
Cal Adams g 4"
Thos. Enoch =" 90
Robt. Barnes 4" "
E. ChampionE ..Salem, 4"
M. X. Corn Iron Hill, :"
Henry Walker =.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-04-07
HEBRON

kunday School at Hebron every
tday morning.
IS Eula Clement spent last
ek with Relatives in Black
d.
I'm. ]. o. Paris who has been
with the fever several days
lble to be- up.
Ar. and Mrs. w. r. Nation
tied Mr.. and Mrs Hayes
sIey Sunday.
A larry, crowd attended the
gng at Jesse Watson's Sat
Fay night t.a..t
Bud Kirk and family visited
father. Jim Kirk at Colon
,urday and Sunday.
y. A. Daughtrey and family
ted at Robert Barnes Sunday.
iIaddys and Brownie Franks
ToIu. spent several days last
4ek with f.. +. Franklin.
Ed Cook was in Cave-in-Roc \
'urday
Misses Katie Lynn and Ada
Ii visited Miss Minnie PAR;
lurday.
leslie Love and wife visited il
section Sunday.
H. l. Threlkeld and family
Caney Fork. spent Sunday
IN Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Daugh
ey.
Charlie and Ben Hardin o
|ma, We're in this section ol
81 Saturday.
Mrs Jno. Guess and Mis-
nth Guess, of Tolu, visite'
ISIS Emma Terry Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Belt spen
lnday With his brother, Ton
'eIt of hurricane Sunday.
Jno.. j and Nina Barnes visi
d Their brother, Robert Barne
|unday
Mrs. + +. Watson visited a
eSley Natson's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Barnes wer
Marion Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Asher O
aaron, listed friends here yer
fcently.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-04-07

Noble Hill was taken to EV'
ansville, Saturday, to have an q,
operation performed for append''
citis.
Markham Terry spent a few
avs in Evansville this week.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-04-07
RANKlN--H0WlETT.

Al : o'clock Monday afternoon
the home of the brides
O'ner Mrs. Jimmie Rankin,
' Mason of the Presbyterian
urch SAID a beautiful ceremony
S' made Mr.. Orsen r. Hewlett
~ Miss Annie Dick Rankin
An an and wife.
"r' Hewlett is from Michigan,
aere after a few days visiting
VuuS' they will go to make i,
elr iutwe home. May they
'g and prosperous.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-04-07

Equip your home with a beau
tiful blue Flame" oil cook
stove and make your wife happy.
For sale by Olive & Walker
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-04-07

f. S. Love sold a fine COW to
H. H. Kirk Wedn esday fer S7s
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-01
STATE SENATORIAL
 CONTROVERSY
TO-DAY'S DEVELOPMENTS
FORD PROBABLY OUT OF RACE, BUT DONNELL MAY DE-
 CIDE TO RUN AGAIN.

Developments in the senatorial con troversy today bring out the facts that Rev. G. NJ. Ford will probably not seek the nomination for state senator, but it is possible that J. R. Donnell, who was defeated by A. C. Martin for the nomination in this county, will allow his name, which he states has already been placed on the ticket, to be voted on in the Democratic primary in White county on March 30. Mr. Donnel states, however, that he expects to do noth ing in the matter except what seems to him right and just and that he will issue statement within few days setting forth his view of the controversy.
 While it has been known for some weeks that an effort was being made in White county to repudiate the ac- ton of the Democratic primary of Faulkner county in selecting a sena- torial nominee, the possibility of Mr. Donnell again becoming a candidate was not known until the alleged sen atorial committee of White county met yesterday, short account of the meeting being published in yesterday afternoons Log Cabin Democrat.
 The report of the meeting at Fl Paso was received at this office too late yesterday afternoon to secure a statement from Mr. Donnell in re- gard to the matter. Mr. Donnell said this morning, however, that J. J. Baugh, editor of the Searcy Citizen, had called him up over the long dis tance telephone last night and, after informing him of the action of the El Paso committee, had informed him that he had placed Mr. Donnelrs name on the White county ticket and had signed the pledge for him.
 MT. Donnell is not yet ready to make definite statement as to wheth- CT not he will again be a candidate.
 A dispatch to the Little Rock Ga zette this morning contains the fol lowing report of the Fl Paso meet ing:
 "Searcy, Feb. 28.-Two members of the Twenty seventh senatorial district Democratic central committee, named four years ago, and pr. W. H. Ab-
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-01
SPAULDINC ACENTS'
 TRIAL IN PROGRESS

The trial of the agents of the Spaulding Buggy Company, who are charged with violations of the anti peddling act, are in progress before Justice of the Peace w. B. Wilson. Prosecuting c. W. Clark is represent ing the state and Attorney Smith of Little Rock is here in behalf of the defendants.
 The agents were arrested several weeks ago, but their trial was post poned until today, awaiting a decision of the supreme court on the validity
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-01

ingtOn with a proxy of third mem- Der, all from White county, met at Fl Paso this afternoon and decided to place the names of candidates for state senator in this district on the ticket in White county to be voted upon March 30.. Those present were D. M Doyle of Fl Paso, John P. H. Russ and Dr. Abingdon. The latter had the proxy of T. M. Woods of Beebe.
 Neither of the Faulkner county members was present, but it is claim ed that a letter from K. E. Jones of Mt. Vernon, one of the Faulkner county members, in which he stated that he believed it was within the province of the committee to provide for the senatorial nomination was read. In explanation of the fact that the other member, Robert Wilkinson, of Vilonia, was not present, it was stated that he is candidate for office and does not care to enter into the controversy.
 "The committee adopted a reso- lution ordering the printer of the bal lots in this county to place the names of senatorial candidates on the tick ct. It was claimed here tonight that a letter from J. R. Donnell, who was defeated by A. c. Martin in Faulkner county in the race for state senator, stated that he would run in White county if the names of the candidates were placed on the ticket in that county.
 It has been the custom in this dis trict for the two counties, White and Faulkner, to alternate in the selection of state senator. White county fur nished the last state senator and it was Faulkner county's turn this year. At the primary election in Faulk- ner county recently there were two candidates, A. C.. Martin and J. R. Donnell. Mir. Martin was nominated. Since then some opposition has sprung up against Martin in this county and an effort is being made to allow this county to vote on the candidates also. The latest move along this line was the announcement a few days ago that the senatorial committee named four years ago and which has been inactive thus far in the campaign, would meet to take up the matter"
 Rev. G. NJ. Ford, whose candidacy for the state senate was announced in Searcy paper last week, returned last night from London, where he has been assisting in a revival. He this morning authorized the Log Cabin Democrat to state that he would prob ably not become a candidate for the position and would issue a statement explaining the situation with refer ence to his candidacy by tomorrow if
 
 T.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-01
of the law. The act was sustained by the supreme court last Monday.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.

Durham X Stark today report the sale of the residence property on the northwest corner of Scott and Mitch- ell streets by c. A. Booher to V. G. Craig, the consideration being $l,500 In the deal six lots in the Boulevard addition were transferred by MT. to Mir. Booher.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-01
LOOK

A fresh milch COW for sale cheap. For particulars inquire at Nelson's Drug Store. 4t*
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-01

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-31

The Dails Light has on it's sub
setlpiiOn list large number of sub
scribers who pay So la advance Tor
a sears subscription Those who
take advantage of this offer not only
save a dollar on subscription each
year, but they are not troubled with
a collector. during the time. One
thing IN particular that We have no
ticed Is that those who pay S. in adj
vance almost invariably continue 20
pay in advapee. and few, If any, 10
back 10 the 5e-cents-per-m month plan.
III YOU have never tried the five-dol-
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TINE Is TIL TEST.



To test Of time Is what tells the
tale. Tic public soon finds out when
Representations arc made, and
merit alone will stand the test Of
time.
Waxahachie pc Jplc appreciate
merit, and many months ago local
citizens publicly endorsed DOan's
Kidney Pills; they do SO still. Would
citize make the statement which
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ticle wis just as represented A cure
that lasts . the kind that every suf-
ferer from kidney ills Is looking fof.
J, d. Nelson, farmer. of Waxaha
chic. Texas. says: " ieneycr hear
anyone complaining OF backache.
advise him to try Doans Kidney
Pills. as know this remedy is one
OF great merit In 1905 suffered
from a pain acron$ the small Of my
back and when l stopped or lifted,
the .rouble became worse. ! tried
several r-emedies. but nothing helped
me until procured supply of
Doan's Kidney Pills ut b. w Fearis'
drug store. | took the contents OF
two boxes OF this preparation and
that was sufficient to effect cure
that has been permanent up to the
present time.
For sale BY ali dealers. Price so
cents. -MilHurn Go. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
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and take no other. d&wl
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