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m&mm&awmmmmm " mm rifkmhm lp 0UUME23 MARION, CRITTENDEN COUNTY, KENTUCKY, MARCH 13, 1902. 9; M ft ft ft ft ft A Car Load of A Car Load of COKFEDERATE HOME istabhshed by Legislature-Anti- Cigarette Bill Killed. LAST WEEK OF THE LEGISLATURE. Dnut Piiesr: Wo havo mndo IsnlotKltd nrocroni thin wnok in ms. Isu.k bills mul ndvnnoing work, but ficiro ol important mcaauros list ho iintnd norm within thu not eiht days, or an oxtrn sosslon witiiii no imperative Tlio four rouistrioting bills havo Ik on imBfiod bv tlin Iioubo this week, without nolmugo from com- nrnieo roporls, by n strict party ito Tlio host indinnt inn flint tlin lnnt Irnfo of bitlorno88 ongondorod by tlio groat civil war is fnBt boing "Dlltorntod wnn rintnnnntrntnri InHt Wednesday whon tho lion jo voted on tlio bill appropriating inonoy t establish n homn for dianhlnd fiiifodorntos. Tlio bill had u'lBly pnBsod tho Sonnto by a "iious voto; nnd a roll call in tho K'jiiso only showed ono nogativo uto Gov. Wortliinntnn mndn n imthotio npponl for thoso who by I'nroillL' thnir hrnnnta in 11m Innif. on liiul of u Buporior foo, hnd buovmj timt tiioy woro honost and lllllrit:.. ! ll" B.I. II. ... """""i' "i uio uoionco oi uioir "d and proporty," Evory Boldinr in hntli linnum "I'only ohnmpionod tho bill. MM... r i r. . . t.n i uuuiu wpuon uui was in tho Sonato by tho dooiH. vo voto of 21 to 1(5. This was a ' rvrnnf atimriOA 4n Inn ) liu aiuiitiDv fcw tw Delker Buggies, Ames Buggies, Corydon Wagons, Vulcan Chilled Plows, A Corn Drills, Hay Raks & advocates of tho measure hb that body was con ceded to bo a tomporance strong hold. Tho Anti. Cigarette bill also shared tho same fate in tho Sonato by tho vote of 19 to 10. Tho capital romoval proposition was dofoatod in the i3euato by a voto of 21 tu 12, and tho next will assotnblo in "Frankfort on tho Kontucky." Tho McCain law regulating warohouso ohargos has beon Tho Slate Fair bill has gone to tho govornor from tho Sonate, whoro it passod almost unanimous, ly. It is now "up to" the agriculturists of Orittondon and os to whether they will for thoir share of that $15,-000. I lmvo an abiding faith in tho pluok of my farming constituency, and bolieve that as good lior bos, cattle, oto , can browso among our IuIIb as any whoro: and, by tho way, I givo warning tliat Col Tom Goorgo, BobHill and Oscar Pioroo of Salom aro now among tho hills of tlio Bluograss, searching for the bojt brooders that money can buy. The Sonato struck tho Carroll Asylum billadooidodblow; it was nnothor commission inoubator and met a just fato. Tho Rovonuo bill is now engaging tho attention of tho House. Tho commiltoo bill has boon mutilated until its frionds and rola tivos no longor reoognizo it. It was undemocratic, as any moaauro must always bo, and tho Houso sooms to profor raising tlio tax rato rattior the tax the common nocossarios of lifo, the luxurios going froo. I am sorry to say that in this land of proud Ken tuckians, that wo find thoso high 15 Minutes sufficient to give you most delicious tea biscuit using Royal Baking Powder as directed. A pure, true leavener. in the councils of the stato, who rather than face the truo condi tion of affairs, in a businoss liko manner, hido behind tho docoitful bannor of protection to moot a The ontiro sootion rolating to insuranco was strickon out, as it should lmvo boon. Tho petitions of thousands of polioy holders were too muoh for tho committee. During tho romoindorof tho bob sion wo shall oporato under tho committee on rulos and tho question of a now capitol and world's fair appropriation must stand fair with them to over engage the attention of tho Houso. Bradley's Anti-Guard law, which moans muoh to tho of tho turnpiko and mining countios has passod tho Sonato and will pass tho Houso. Your obodiont sorvant, M. F. Poguo. The Spring Millinery. The majority of tho now hats aro distinguished by tho dooidod downward ilaro of tho baok. Another important item in millinery is tho low, almost flat orown. The now straws and braids, tho now floral and other trimmings aro pictured and do-scribed at longth in tho April Delineator, which also dovotos a pago to illustrating tho various stops in tho construction of n stylish Marquiso hat from a Fifth Avonuo shop. Mr. Young's Armor. Tho boautif ul suit of ai mor worn by Mr. Jamos Young in tho first aot of "Quo Vadis" has an interesting history, it boing a gift to Mr. Young from a noted Mr. Young was juvonilo loading man for Thomas Koono, and his histrionic ability nnd inclination for hard work ondoarod him to tho star. Aftor Koono's death it was discovered that ho had boquoathod his fayorito suit of armor to Mr. Young, in approbation of his Tho suit is of oxquisito and is almost unique, thoro being but ono liko it, which is in the British inusoura. Mr. Young is, naturally, vory proud of so raro a suit, not only for its intrinpio valuo, but for all that the giving of it implies from so great a genius as Koono, whoso mantle, it is said by many, has fallen on tho shoulders of his youthful protfgt, A Car Load of Car Load of COCHRAN & BAKER LEGITIMACY OF MINING. An Interesting and Rather Unique Contribution. Editor Press: Tho soaroh for precious metals commoncod early in tho history of tho world, and iutorost in this occupation has steadily increased with tho rosult that raining is now rocognizod as ono of tho most profitable industries of tho prosont day. Until quito rocontly this pursuit was regarded as a purely speculative ono But tho wondorful success achieved during tho paBt fow years, all of which is tho diroct rosult of tho oxtonBivo progress that has lately boon mado in soiontifio mining and metallurgy, lmvo almost entirely ovorcomo tho prejudices which formerly existed against this occupation; and today mining is recognizee by thoso best informed on tho subject as boing as safe as any industry on earth; with tho additional ndvantago that undor caroful and honost management thoro is no limit to tho profits that can bo mado. It is so by tho loading bankers and finanoiors of tho ontiro world, many of whom havo onorraous fortunes invostod in tho businoss and .who dorivo thoir ohiof income from tho profits of this pursuit. Tho prejudices against mining, liko an horoditary taint, still cling to tho ultra conservative, tho timid and tho loss ambitious, Suoh notions and idoas of mining, though woll intontionod, aro based upon tho thoory that somo ono has lost money, oithor by mining or mining stock speoulationB. Millions aro sunk yearly in railroad, industrial, corn, wheat, pork and othor spooulations, yet no ono thinks of condoming thoso industries, and as to profits in mining thoro is today as muoh monoy in raining as in banking; th'at tho formor pays much hotter dividonds, is safor and far nioro profitable than tho lattor. That thoro aro risks in mining as woll as in othor pursuits is woll known to all reasonable minds, but that mining producos bottor and quickor profits than any othor industrial pursuit is ovidoncod by tho sooro of who havo sprung into prorainonco during tho past fow yoars. Whilo in a gonoral sonso tho raining may bo termed spooulativo, it does not stand alone in thia gory, for an element of, speculation ontors info all branches of oommorco and industry. A rotrospoot of mining in Crittenden and adjoining countios will show that whore skill and capital have boon proporly applied in mi ning operations tho rosult has boon tho creation of riohos'for individuals and companies. Statistics prove that the lossos in legitimate mining enterprises havo boon less than 50 per cent., whilo in ordinary mercantile pursuits, usually olassed as the porcontago of loss is oor 95 por cent. Proportionately to the money invostod raining pays larger returns than any othor industry, and tho history of mining in tho said countios during tho past year tolls tho story in vory omphatio lan guago. Investments in loasos prospected or not prospoctod can be mado, either in largo or small amounts, and whon judiciously made amply repay tho investor. Thoro is always monoy for mining investments, but many would bo in rostors fancy that nothing but a developed raino should havo put into it. Tho real minor knows that this is ofton n mistako Tho raon who havo mado tho most monoy out of mines in this country havo not done so by buying thoroughly dovolopod mines at full value, loaded with commissions. Tho bost monoy has boon mado by dovoloping prospoots into mines. That is tho way big monoy is mado in mining; that way hos tho profit. Thogroatost ourso ovor known to tho mining industry and to tho successful development of a mining proporty is this thing prejudice It is tho ofFspring of ignoranco, tho tyrant that onslavos mankind. For Sale. Good timothy hay in tho balo at Go contspor hundrod; 2 good milk cows; 2 good young mules, largo enough for work; 1 largo wogon horso; would' oxohaugo horso for young stook, J, M. Phillips, It Tolu, Ky. SALE NOTICE. On tho 18th day of March, 1002, I will otror for sale, to tho highest .biddor, at my homo near Hurricnno Campground a big loc oi liny anu uorn, iiorsos, Hogs, Wheat Drill and Bindor, Door ing Mowor, Hay-Kako, Plows, Corn Drill, Sot of Ulncksnilth Tools, Wagon, 2000 foot Lumber, Household goods, Kltchon Furniture, Dnvia Sowing Wincheetor Gun, 10 stands of Boca and llonoy Extractor, etc. All sums under 95 cash. Dalanco on 12 months timo, with approved security, notes boforo proporty is moved. Db, R, G, Oartv, Pp' Y 8 I WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED! DHOHHHKHKH'KHt Homestead Fertilizer Lime and Cement Wire and Nails Stock Peas, Field Seeds We have the most Complete Stock of FIELD SEEDS ever seen in Crittenden County, such as Oats, Clover, Timothy, Red Top, Orchard Grass and Blue Grass. We have the Goods and will make the prices, as we buy in car load lots and save the freight. Don't fail to examine our stock and get price! before buying. WE HAVE IN STOCK REGULARLY: Complete Corn Drills, Homestead Fertilizer Vulcan Chilled Plows Jno Deer Disc Harrows Buggy Harness Collars and Gearing Corydon Wagons Dcikcr Buggies Oliver Chilled Plows Cantoa Pratt's Stock Powders Farm Implements of Mogul Wagons Ames Buggies Tiger Disc Harrows Avery " Blue Wing X-Cut Saws all Kinds. We want your trade. Come to see us. We have 15 or 20 Breaking Plows left from last year, they must go, will make price to suit you. HEALEY H. COCHRAN, LAWRENCE E. CRIDER, SALESMEN. NO 4oV I ; 1 1 i B i ft. C. Walker REAL ESTATE AGENT, MARION, - - KENTUCKY. REAL ESTATE SOLD ON COMMISSION If you want a farm or a residence, sco his list. MINERAL LANDS FOR SALE I For information concerning farms, residences or mineral lands, leases, options, etc, write him. Look Out ! For our Bargain Window For tho next 10 days ..you can! got something to ploaso you at tho lowest prices. Remember wo soil Grocorios a' cheap as any house in Marioc Always got our prices before yoi buy. 2 cans of corn and 1 21b can o Tomatoos for 25o. Z 3 cans of Pumpkins 2oo. 1 can swoot potatoes lOo. 1 can asparagus 20o Compressed oats 20o 2 paokogos Arbuoklos coffee 2oo Blankos coffee from 15o to 80o. Laundry soap G bars for 25o Don't miss tho long 12 inch bar of toilet soap for 5o. Bring us your Eggs, Turkeys, Hens, Geese, and Ducks, we will give you the top prices and good weights. Got our prices on what you havo to soil. Got our prices on what you want to buy. Wo will sure save you monoy if you will givo us a ohanoo. Hearin & Son I ' .; ' V 'i (,Jf r,i i' 1.1 iM - V. , ii ' 1 ft i