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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-08-02
The Ladies'.

CLERK5"Are you going to discharge me.
then" Druggist-ssYes; 1 think we can dis
pense without you. Harvard Lampoon.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-08-02
Aphorisms and Maxims, 1850.

81 Es
"For one poor person there are =
hundred INDECENT"
MANY have been ruined by buying
good pennyworths.
''The eye of master will do more
work than both his hands,"
Buy what thou hast no need of and
ere long thou shalt sell thy necessa-
ries.''
"a plowman on his legs is higher
than gentleman on his knees"
"A child and fool imagine twenty
shillings and twenty years can never
be spent"
"The second vice is lying, the first
is running into debt."
Creditors have better memories
than debtors"
Those have short Lent who owe
money to be paid at Easter.
Creditors are superstitious set,
great observers of set days and times. !"
Notes and Queries.
Mr.. e. Conomie-s'D Did you write to
that man who advertises to show peo-
pie how to make desserts without
milk, and have them rieher?" Mrs. e.
Conomie- and sent him the dol
lar What did he reply2' "Uss
cream. Inter Ocean.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-08-02
Money Value Of st. Louis.

When Louis IX., the saint, surren-
dered with his whole forces to the
Saracens at Mansura, on the 5th of
April, 1850, 100000 golden bezants
equal to half that number of the livres
of the day-were demanded for his
freedom. But the Moslems came down
to 100000 bezants, and, in the end, by
surrendering Damietta, Louis got off
for 100000 marlts-equal, roughly, to
over 81 900, 900 sterling of to-day. These
golden bezants contained about 3Os..
worth of our gold, but to go to market
with would buy then as much, proba-
bly,, as ~ sovereigns now would. Were
the scorner allowed to break forth here
he would probably tell how this high
priced and sanity carcass was treated
by his people when Louis died, at the
siegeof Tunis, twenty years later Be
ing hard up for emba1mers,l they had
according to the Journal of Aubrey
to quarter and boil him down in sep.
arate caldrons, and 50 sent but his whited
skeleton to France. Saturday Review.
Favored with cologne.
III Is nO SCCIcO tl1ttL GllC Il ECuCH Culln-
airy expertsemploys emu de cologne to
produce with other essences that sub
tie, mysterious, but delicious flavor
often tasted in fruit salads and other
cookery CONNECTIONS. In the. genuine
cologne there is a compressed extract
Of rosemary and lemon thyme Here
is a. real French dessert: Putin a salad
bowl a layer Of chopped ice well pow
dered with sugar, and upon this a layer
of bananas; again a handful Of chopped
ice and sugar, and after this
bananas, repeating till the bowl is
as full as required. Pour upon the
fruit a wine glass Of white wine and
one Of water, in which you have dipped
lump Of sugar that has absorbed three.
drops Of almond essence, and another
that has absorbed three drops of gepu-
inc eau de cologne. brooklyn Eagle.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-08-02

OtneFWlSe tlAdH IL dH honorary capacity.
One of them is. exQuaen Marie OF
Naples the heroine soff Che siege OF
Gaeta.s She commanded the magnifi-
cent defense Of that last stronghold OF
the sBourbons in italy in such = man
ner as1to win the a. miration Of the en-
tire civilized world and the honors OF
war for her troops when ultimately
forced by famine to- surrender. She is
likewise the only feminine knight Of
tia highl y priced 4 Russian Ordersof st.
George, conferred exclusively for ex-
ceptional gallansry in time Of war.
The other princess is Princess Maria
he-Snows, daughter Of the late ex
King Miguel Of Portugal, who died in
exile in Austria, and wife Of Don Al
phonse, the younger brother Of the
Spanish pretender, Don Carlos. Dona
Maria took ssans active part inssthe last
two Carlist risings in Spain, accompany
ing her hi q into the very thick Of
the battle, giving directions for strate-
Sgic movements and command ling large
.bodiesof troops. Her military record,
however. unlike that of the ex-queen
of Naples, is stained with innumerahle
acts Of cruelty, for the perpetration Of
which she is-rightly Or wrongly held
responsible; and these caused her to
become at the close Of the last insur-
rection an object Of such popular exc
Grafton, even. in far-oH Austria, that in
returning with her husband to her
home at Gratzl the windows of her
chateau were broken and her gardens
laid waste by asmob composed Of towns
people and students Even to this day;
the mention Of the name Of Dona Maria
de las Moves !arouses q shud der 81 horI
ror in Spain: whereas, the memory of
her sainted sister-i law, the lamentedl
duchess Of Madrid, who likewise ac5
companied her husband; Don Carlos, to
the scAne Of conflict, IS revereds as that
Of an angel Of mercy and kindness $
y Y. Tribune, 4;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-17
A DON ott1JoTE
sOMETo

Alto. asco, rugoso, amojamado,
como en- miseria y lobreguez parido,
aquf por recias aspas sacudido.
ALA con rudos golpes magullado;
De andariega hermosura desdeflade,
Y de punta de AMOR muy NAL fsrido.
cooss, ,piedras J estacas Sc So han melido,
lloviendo aobre ii como IN nublado.
No e. de extranar, adn euando al
gune asombre,
81 larga prole que al eontar me pierdo
heredera deisste de tn nombre,
Que medias sabio, como d medias Ter
do,)
ta eres la lucha que mantiene el hombre
obrando loco razonando cusrdo;
Emilio Fsrrdri.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-17
ANoHNs Gun RATAN

-tks N beho malc ess Gabrislai IBussa vida ha
Ascho
-E.o - cusRtA; psro po1 ssRs GALES muchas
haoadaIias ts 90 fRsra tedo 10 que 70 diceI
-Eio 20 lmpaItA pala qHs ella hS ocRido tan pron
y & ass psqusha haya lido UA sapsiO pa-
cogaT AlamdKRaI
Ei portsKo hsch6 reir.
-DsspRea dc todo-dlIo-sso RoE impcHta Ella
o. sAcAAtAdoEA sato % TODD 10 que a6.
La muisF muTANr6 eAtIO dientea.
-lBusRel Algun diA hablaYsmca
Aqnel mismo dla, Ol cooke de gran almae6R lIav6
IN mooI1ano complete para Ol c1axto dc Rosa
Este mobilATio nameroso nj caro-.
IA POGO tempo OAtuvo inAtalAdo, Iinpio pusEto an
an uitio
Rosa habG usgUidO d pie de Il stra Ian inGtruc,o-
EsI do veaRo.
LA saE1ita de hero alRuRoa adoYnoH de cobra
era mgy senola dcH Llss dc MADEIRA eurvals acompa
habln Gsa c6noda de nogh, una maaitA m tocador
EAI grands quS ID s6mOdR.
nj s1Ha1 NO era gsSndo; dos j1egos dc cAma, meiia
doceRA de tohAllAs sIGuA0H accessories.
Dos moEllloa oa ID shimsnea delaEta ana afop bra
de VsIMtCinSo raAcos que cubYa IL mitad del pisc m
caAdeelOda cRisaa aobEe ID chimeasa nm qunquS gobTe
Ia o. laE cortRilaa blaReaa a. taIs AZ
quiAcs aHsldcI q GHC, Iecogdas pOr ma ab1axadsrs
axRl
KSto era todo Rosa hRbia ax1sRlado "a bitaci6n
ccn Ia p1estsxA dc ma hRda.
Al hasey e bslsBee de % esia Vi6 que Ie ausdahan
tyaECisAtcs cnoueRta tEGncoa cema fondo de- nasesyA
Poca srs lpeSo eHkntog tisnsa meRcs l61 Onsnaa
~ eRooztE6 aolb eacsndi6 m qRiKqus axPaYmentS II
maaea uaa Afataosadn, lastAha q ~ aaRa Ya "A eI-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-17

ra bpVlss de aa fRHas TavsrnayI No ys,fa "a IN
irritadA padre OoRdanAda cno tsntas otrAs
tvsbAo expUeRts lee iacs tidumhYes del dia sguisn.
to- poEsia dos ventb e vsor jRveAtud RtcopIa.
lR la salad con Ia salad la faslxa
z qzi6u SAhsI lTAI vez sl poIvOair ID usria mas
clsmente que sl psgadoi
DsapMss de todo tsnia "a favor "a copeopcia7
La Moshe ara gsHaRs.
81 pusc ID veAttMG. a as nuaya contemp!aba q
sspsCtkcuo de aS luCeS que visn en- las veataa dc
enfeae del tto Ado de los laxdinfU; las spmhyas que
rasaban poT dsbAo de los krboeG; que
coRvssc6A con loH de otKos piss per Las hssones pox
aa vsntSEas msAxAs cue 81 xuido del bpuoYard
yosaH coAva1saciomGB
Sa ah1i6 ID veAtaMR dal af adoT
Eats incln6 haCia afaera torso POGO dosar1clado
aEeado poE N DoGidad que cis ps1eceY mEs paaWa
do, 81 vsr - vscins, IL progunt6:
~ EIt6 sxegAda IL casa3 lOa han Yocibido bisn?
-0Iasisn Ves.
Els que 10 t0AiR iAtsr6I en- tsnsYOu cerca da nj
ss1enoD buanoH amiga "a y'rsiS
Sin duda.
-si xeseat il agO detidmslO; no andois con Mira
mientoB.
= GnCiaG, no A0Sokito nada.
-aTsaeia bUsns cOOcasi6n, Al paxacaYf
-BastantO buoRa
-YanoV, me nlogTo; do1naia bien Tn Payfa a NM.
c!Ro andaR mueh" psTo no % tan m0lo aoao djson o
&c hasa 10 qua % quisEa. iBasnas nochsa paipansl
BRsAaS aOshaal
geeerYaxen lAu doI vantannn.
mANia Il qEa p&aal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-17

dRANDRs MALES ORANDKs RRMKnIos.-Cuando el
emPooreclniento organize anQuila el cuerpo 81 %
tuerza vgor de ah IA indication especial del 'Vtae
SaG1 es cersbfSa de Urci conceptuados por los me-
cos mas eminentes como el rSeoasttayeste mas IedS.
~ % 81 vStsador mas rapido de las personas GSbAsa
SatteGs pruebese para c0rroborar tales vrtudes va
ftconocldas alabadas por los enfermos que 10 han
iomado De venta para la isa de Puerto-RCo r. Gui'
NaFmety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-17
CHARADA

Hecha una primero dos
al cst0rt0 tras La tercerG,
en- lngar de hacerlo al aire,
como 10 hace cualquiera.
Armada de mi sscopeta,
cogf prim0, dos segundG
y q Overtime fuf al monte,
On donde Ia caEa abUnda.
Caza mayor no encontrG;
me oanse, caf en- ell lCdo,
solo para conssguir
poder dar muerte 4 mi todO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-17

-Psro hombre, yquS rayos tsngo
70 que yer con 81 catavientos de 81 casa
de ustedf decfa un temporalista al due
no de Ia posada, en- nomsntos de ARE
glar So cuenta
Els la regla, senior; siempre car
gamos los huespedes una peseta al dia
por indiearlOs la direction del viento, y
10 admirable es que podamos hacsrlo por
tan POGO dinsro!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-17

LoTER1A .N.4CIOJN.6L DE MADRID.
BAY coREtAntemeRte para todoE los aortOol
OI Ia peluquarfa LaNrGh Bat, de don Pedro Ur.
hHtoNdo, San Francisco AZ. So cnyiaTAR CaEti.
a adoE IL ials arie1aE log RolriteR. IN
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-17
PASATIEMPOS

Soluci6n Ia charada dc aver
A-LEVE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-17
LAURAK BAT s41. sA1os snRSu,4AsH Pc sasa

de Pedro Ur6iztOs1dO. San Ff0ncSScO "a
Sc complace atiende & los parroquianon
Lmpiexa. PFonttud. Esmero Elegancia.
--En este acreditado salon, retormado reCientes
pre- surtdo general de iabones, coGmetcos, aSuaa
de tocador, scetes. pomadas polvoe toda clase de
parfumsria extFa-hna.
-AmabilIdad con loa rnarchantss cen al publ
aa an RAnaPAi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-17

- W-SOMBREROS de Panama
Hernaiz .participan asuS clientes Al concrete
general que han recihdo nuevamente surtido de
SOMBRER0S De CATACAOS, recomendando lOs
que neceatsn, hagan PrOnts auS pedidoa para PodsE
services.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-17

m nlm1iln MA hahitAei6n An ioa Alt0l 1A IL
LII uIqullu efaa ealle dc la Luna n6moro 80.
En IA naiAma informaykp 6-6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-17

kEtos VaporBa hArkn e.
Gala en- 10. principAleE
pNHtoa de Ia lsla, ssZdn
30 RScsaidadss del ira
co.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-12-20

II is said that there would be a nota-
BILE absence Of bacteria in the water
supply Of cities II the food On which
the bacteria feed could b. removed by
filtration. Experiment. prove that
while water properly filtered throug ga
sand might contain SOME bacteria
when it left the filter, If st had any
distance to traverse, it arrived az It's
journeys end with very few, theF hav-
ing persisted by the way, presumably
from actual starvation. From en- Of
the best sources there seems to DC one
general opinion, and this Is that sand
filtration with an abundant supply Of
pure air or thorough mechanical AGRA
ton. If the water does not run rapidly,
viii insure Approximately pure water.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-12-20

uer's one hundrcdth birthday five
years a~o was the sion of "a great
family reunion. an Q , living children
being present, together with GREAT
nue.bcr Of grandchildren and great
grandchildren. The total number
of Mrs rurduer's descendants i, not
exactly but thi, j, nearly correct:
children, ~: Grandchildren. Joe; great
giarirf .,rcn 2'-. prcat-grca '-grunl-
cLilAren 2j-total, 800. After the
death of her husband Mrs Eorinor
Ualc a journey 90 Texas almost
every winter to visit hcr children.
SHE mad. her last visit in
her one huud-cdth year. Mother
Eorincr'~ hearing is stiu good
her re- bright and clear and her
vote strong. in the last few wrecks.
however. hc has began 20 fail rapidly.
thougl she still walks about the house
uua,a:sted She has been o constant
smoker for m re than scvcnty-6ye
year. She was 10 years old when
died. and remember. that
event She il weil-to-do financially.
She lives with her son Moses. and Is
attended by some member
IF the family and by her daughter,
Mrs. Temperance Bass
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-12-20

Adelaide end r. z. -. wpull Ike to
know about receiving calls fron volng
men. They had beer away -uumcring
and mot mum her Of vouhr mru who
live in their own vicinity They have
invited them Co caii and esq. 81 10 j.,
proper that they shollid DO so. I'm wer:
q, general r-o01sition. young
women, especially If tkyy are quite
young should br extremely careful
whom thcy invite or receive az their
homes. uules, the youug men are
known to their famiies end in general
society 10 woG,d d. wen 20 ask your
Clergyman cor some elderly nale rcla-
tive what he knows ahort these young
men before you receive shei- .isit,.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-12-20

II. +. W. asks about new hat Tor
winter 60 match dreSscs. one OF brown
and green, the other of ashes Of roses
and green. Answer. \ hat of felt in
% shade OF green 70 match the dresses
might be trimmed with block. brown
or metal, either gold, silver r. steel. \
-.'.. '. v-"N ribbon and feathers is
....1-, .,- Sassy is ordinary wear
Palmer hats are usually ,aueh more
'...r- ana Woc d .i better with
vuriou> costumes lftae greens in tho
dresses arr dissimilar Of course the
same hat i'm green cuJld not be worn
with both. In this ease. You might
have "a black hat with hlacl, ribbon and
aigrcts 10 wear with one dress and
another 81 green. ashes Of roses and
steel to wear with the other. Tan
colorcd gloves are allowable with all
costumes. With the dress with brown
combination You could wear brown
gloves toling the fabric.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-12-20
KentuCkianS Endorse
ELEcTROPOISE

81 make the prediction that 1t val
take its place as the worlds greatest
discovery, as It is capable Of doing
more good for humanity than any
other. Jas. c. Clarke, Esp More
head, Ky.
"My wife saws she has received
great benefit from the use of the
Electropoiso bought OF YOU some
weeks since, and feel sure it will cure
her of long standing case of rhcum-
atism. Money could not buy it from
her. w. Wright, Louisville,
Ky.
"All the money in Kentucky could
not buy my Electropoise. IL cured
my wife of tumor after the best ply
sicians had pronounced her case incu'
rable. Michael Coudran, franklin
ton. NY.
Mr.. J. NJ. Myers, ofMyers q Bonn
1916 West Main street, Louisville,
saws he has M reason to change to
opinion expressed about J. cctr,poisc
three years ago. IL cured him OF
rheumatism.
Zone nights use Of the Eleciropoisc
gave me relief from brain congestion
and vertigo. Ihave been a well man
ever siuce Rev. Geo. H. Means.
Covington, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-12-20
MRS. HENROTIN.
Pre.ldent OF The national federation Of

President OF the National Federation of
Moman's tiubs.
prc~.svu ~ rrlo IICr-Jtf -,'-f-yrt-
Womeu's clubs. is an intelligent and
brilliant woman. with marked execu-
tive ability. She j, likely 90 leave her
impress ON the federation when She
quits She of.ce The important body
of women over which She pre,iies is
too young to have done much moro than
organize itself thoroughly and in a
. q amer to lie handled. Il t. accepted
that Mr.. leaIo.in win consider that
the time has come when the fedora
ton is ready To take up some special
line Z W. TX and It is likely tha. the
public school system win be the ob-
joct ot its serious study and effort.
Mrs. llenrotin has received from the
Sultan Of Turkey the decoration of the
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-12-20

The names of 70 Ious mon in many
case, ant g, mislouer, wisn
traus.a int5.r ,lish. Cldcron lie
la Barca isav.ty Oh s1Jalnsnlma,
yet translate iitera lit mans
"lsettle Of barqus." Torquato Tlssa
in English IS chained terrier "
Dante, deer skin; Giovanni Boeclc-
clio means Jack the Braggart;"
Brdmants, the famous architect rs
far Is his mans goes, was nothing
more than whining pup, and Max
Picolomini, the hero OF the thirty
years war, Synonymous with "Mlx,
the Dwarf"
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-12-20
HER DOC.


I FRAU v aCner Insists That II snail w
Healed In the Hospital
Frau Cos'ua Wagner continues &c
I STIR mp the German people by her nl
mer1us cccentricitics
She j, very fond OF animal pets. and
. when the good burghers of Blyrrutl
heard not long aro, that the great
/ compo,er's son. >icrfricd, had been
/ draining birthday oles q Frr1
/ C., mas pets, when the annivcr-a-t
/ of oce OF these creatures came
rounl they uttered mild protc-t..
/ tl.akuy The amusement rather Dee
meath the level OF the family of a gi eat
M ter of AFT
Iut their protests were chance t1
ind nunt criticism when they h'1~i
tlot Frau Co,.ma had sent one of her
Dig. magnificent 81 Ec-nar =,
which She ha had great troubl il
rclr.nr. 20 The city hospital Co D.,
t~c-'cl for some trivial didicaltv go
The regular operating room among
the human patients
TIE flmi.y physician Of the War
ucrs Dr. Laulrrlf is also a., chief
surgeon SO the Bayrcuth hospital ana
u-ol him Eel the rcscntmcn, OF tac
p.or'c - the village
l'.rr.ard at the idea that FRAU
Wagner shogli think dog worthy %
a. scat, with their sick folk, they
veutc their spleen in the r.gl M
newspapers. AMI in the local clubs.
and qn.,' frightened the good lady.
Eut she is a. strong minded us &C.
centric. aud practically told them to
mind their own business
Her logic. too IS not without
strength.
She says that if o ST. BcrnarI do-
oranr other dog. is gooi enough to
assoc ate with man i'm his daily life.
aud tl ic admitted 20 his drawing
room ana library. thor, Is no reason
why hr should not Oc allowed in bis
hospital when suffering Gnl in need
Of help.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-12-20

The hollow OF the Atlantic ocean Is
not strictly a basin whose depth in
creascs regularly towat the center.
1t Is rather % saucer or dish-lilke one,
so even &, the coltlur Il II, bed The
greatest depth ia ths Atlantic las
been found some han red miles @ the
northwarI Of the island Of - Thomas,
whore sounliu-s o., 3,,s5 fath5m'
were obta ntI Tn seas round Great
Britain eau harIlr be regarded as
forming part of IA Atlantis hollow.
They are rathera part OF tho platform
baul,i Of the Er11 an coatinsnt that
the ocean has oycriowei.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-12-20

G'Tcr,-n yoa ihiuk bicycle riding
conducive 90 hedltA3
Whidrrs Most a-aurcdiv. Ny health
has improved Wuncc Iiully.
"Buj YOU don't ride o bicycle
"N no said / dil?'
"iut you iaid bicycle riding i'm
proved your health
Yes; get SO much exercise. you
know.
"ENcrcisc? Howe"
"Dodging the bicycles. of course"
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-12-20
A Millinery oddity.

Here is the oddo,t toque on record
Three heads Of little animals are IFS
most conspicuous feature. They arc
the foundation upon which the soft
crown of velvet rests
This crown H. Of turquoise blue.
studded with i,t Spreading cut from
each side of the crown are winRl'ke
loops Of black gau2c, ablaze with gold
spauClc>. tha the toquc is con-
>idercd the height ~ fashion Is shown
BY It's price. ss5
\ fetching little lot Is sold WITH
The toquc. II Is made Of q pointed
yoke Of turuaoi.e volret. finished with
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-12-20

A handsome long cloak is made with
strairl breadths gathered into "a woke.
This yoke is unique in its design, eng
made in very long tabs shaped some
what like a peach leaf. These tabs
unite in a small yoke above which is a
collar slightly tlaring and standing up
around the throat. Collar, yoke and
tabs are "A solid mass of rich cmbroid-
cry. Such a trimming as this is suit
able H.. any handsome material such
as heavy silk velvet, MORE or brocadt.
The boa seems to be less in demand
than the cape or n very stylish collar.
In thu latter garment there are sew
eral attractive designs, one of them
having points that come over the
shoulders and down the front and
bacl-in fact. is but little more than a
deep collar with standing collar \
model Of this sort is Of scal>lin, and
has very deep, full Angora fringe.
Ermine, from becoming popular, has
become fad, and every woman who
has money TO buy it wants erminc in
some form or another The only diff
ficulty IS its scarcity and eNtravagantly
high price Really fine ermine is al
most impossible 70 obtain. and the
most fabulous p. IS are Faid for it.
Capes Of moirc are trimmed with fur
collars and lined with bright silk
One Of the handsome.t Of these gar
rrrfryt-,rqc-r ~.,.s-,-~.-' ..1slar and
Muffs are somewhat larger than
heretofore Many mufrs will be used
during the coming winter without
other furs.
y dress Of cloth with narrow MORE
panel down the front is among the
new 'mportations.
Sleeveless jackets Of various materials
with Iasscmenterie edgings arc popu-
lar.
Getaway jackets Of velvet arc nlch
liked by young girls.
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Hucklen's Aruira Saly..

The best salve IN the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt
Rhcum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chiiblains. Corns and all
skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price % cents pei
OK. For sale by II. X. Woods.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-12-20

tciestiua asks about plays FOR
emltcur 1retnati.,- asS4.sit IONS. and
~ ---------E tn. best s,sl..,. f,r .,icn
drama and trlnslati1fis- 49,
The very bcs' You could obtain. seul
to he American News cnmrany fer o
catalogue, and y1u will Cad informa'
t'aa as TO the nature Of The play, tnc
number of character, ard vhethci
thc- arc costume Tlays orno. The
sort Of PLAY dcrcnd or thr occasion.
c.rcum~tan. and the capabilities %.
Che performers. Ile simplicity and
other points atoit Che Plays are in
L,catcd in tLc lists.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-12-20
FARM FOR SALE.

have farm OF 10 acres, lying
on Flatlick creek, Crlttenden county,
Ky, that want to sell. IL is wei
improved ani has plsnty Of lastin 6
water on it. Terms easy. Come and
see me.
Pm w. G. WATSON.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-12-20

Physician-Nour husband must stop
all work. all thought, everything.
W,fc-Ilc would never consent to
ABSOLUTE idleness.
Physician Then we must fool him
into imagining he is busy. III get
him appointed a member of the board
OF health. New York Weekly.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-12-20

Mistress -- Want more wages? !
Thought you were being very well
paid considering that ! do about half
the work.
Domestic-You forget, mum, how
much it costs me fer advertisin' fer new
situations.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-12-20
Photos Sl.26 per DoZ:

| viii be in Miiirn ton DAYS To-
make pictures, cahiue; photographs,
for Sl25 per d'zcn. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Call at j. II. Ramago-.
j II. MClNrIRE.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-12-20

FOR SALE;-A house. of nine
rooms, good out-houses, berries, grapes
etc, and p acres of land, situated ut
Salem, Ky. vii. sell at a reasonable
price. Apply TO
MRs +. T., BRowNING,
Salem, XIV.