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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
SEVERY 4EKHRSTWH FHMI4IJNE.

: Severy Balsam ola P4uc l+czy kasze], zaziebienie
: i wszelkie cnoroby gardia i pfuc. Cena Csc j
5 soc.
: Severy Gorycz ZoEadkowa lec7y niestrawnos6
} wszelkie choroby zofadka, wytwarza ap tyt,
wzmacnia zo}adek i syst1m cafy. Cena SOC
$l.O0. 3.
Severy Olei sw. Gotharda okazuj e sic bardzo
zbawienn>m ma oparzenia, zwichniecla rany
cd ognia i ostrem narzedziem zadane, nabrz
mi'nia, zapal' MIA i b6le reumat, czne i neu-
ralgiczne- Cena SOC.
Severy Balsam Zycia leczy niestrawno$c pre-.
wlekfa, napra"ia organ kazdy W ciele ludz
KLEIN, dodajac nowego zycia systemowi Gale
: mu. Cena 75c-
Severy leksrstwo ia nerki i wqtrobe usuwa kwas
moczowv z organizmu ludzkiego, feczy ka
: miepie z%6}ciowe, bolesne wyd1ielanie moczu i
wszelkie choroby ~ustroju moczowego, Cena
75c 1915.
severy lekarstwo ma robaki wypedza robaki,
wzmacnia wnetrznosci i jest p%rzyjemnym
srodkiem, rozwalniajacym ola dzieci. Cena
IS cen 6w.
Severy Regulator zenskich slahosti ulge przy
nosi PREY bolesciach pochodzacych z regular.
nosci, wzmacnia organa i leczy choroby ustrc-
: ju niewiesciego. Cena s1.oG.
5 S very z sciciel Krwi ma skrofu}y, krosty,
wyrzuty. Usuwa nieczysto>c i z krwi. Maj
: lepsze lekarstwo na wiosne. Cena 800
5 Severy lekarstwo ma febre zwalc a wszelkie
: gatunki febry, leczac malarye, zimnice, febre
! bagienna it'd Cena IS.
5 Severy Siliciel Serca pobudza SERGE i krwi
obieg, wzmacnia sEabe sci,ny sercowe, arte
rye i leczy wady sercowc. Cena sl.oO
) Severy pastylki ma Dol gtowy neuralgia lecza
; stanowczo kazdy gatunek b6lu gfowy i neu
ra!gii. Prawdz:wie cudowne lekarstwo. Cena
Csc.
5 Severy krople usmierzajace SO najlepszem le-
karstwem ola dzieci zabkuj acych: Usuwaja
kolki, zapewniaia sen spekoJnyi SO zupefnie
nieszkodliwe. Cena Csc.
: Severy lekarstwo ma reumatyzm ulge przynosi
} TRIVIAL leczy neuralgia W boku, bolesci W
) krzyzach i wszelkie reumatyczne niedoma,
; gania. Cena 81. 90.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
Ma s~przedaz.

Nam zamiar sprzedac 800
ARROW dohrego gruntu. Pre-,
.nicY wydal Ii buszli z akra,
owsa 40 buszli, %jeczmienia
rs busz. lnu Il busz. Dwle
mile do polskiego koscio}a =
IL mil do miasta. w kr6tce
.spodziewam sic, il bedziemy
mice blizej kolej j miasto.
.Zgiosi6 sic pod adresem.
Jan Gruba,
Granville, Day Go. s. OAK.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16

Seyery Laxoton Jest przyjemnym do zaiywa-
MIA, wyproznienie }agodne s%prowadza i leczy
prlewlekfe zatwardzenie. Cena Csc.
Severy Wzmocniciel N}os6w zapobiega wy
padaniu, w4osow. leczy tudziez i pomaga ma
porost wfJs6w. Cena SOC Sl.OO
Severy masc przeciwko ,swierzbiaczce parchom
jest pierwszej klasy lekarstwem ma leczenie
jokalne chor6b sk6rnych. Leczy parchy,
%chrosty, llszaje ftp: ena 5ocO
Severy Nerwoton leczy bezsennosG, Dol g}owy,
przygnebienie m~oralne, nerwowosc, smutue
skutki alkoholu i nerwowe wysilenie. 81. 90
Severy Pastylki ma Zaziebienie So nailepszem
srodkiem prz"ciwko chrypce. z ich pomoca
zazlebienie / kaszel stanowczo w jednym dniu
usuwac sic dale. Cena Csc.
Severy pomada ma w4osi w}osy miekgiemi czyni,
blasku i'm dodajac. Cena Csc eent6w.
Scvery masc ma rany goi p"ranienia, rozciecia,
odmrozenia, wrzody zwykle. owrzodzenia
ciekacie t.. d. Cena 25 cent6w.
Severy lekarstwo ma odciski leczy skutecznie
miekkie t.arde od.iski, jake tez wielkie
odgniecenia i stwardnienia. Cena 2ac.
Severy lekarstwo ma cholere i biegunke leczy
cholere morbus, dysenterye, letnia niemoc,
kurcze | b'egunke. Cena. Csc i SOC.
SeverY pigufkl ma watrobe male, ale bardzo
skuteczne. Usuwaja boil g}owy, zawr6t, "a,
twardzenie i wszystkie zaburzenia watrobY,
Cena csc.
Severy z}ota masG ma oczy jest niezawodnym
srodkiem ma zapalrnie 6cz, jake i tez ma cier-
picnic powiek it d. Zapobiega utworzenia
sic jeczmien,a. Cena 25c.
severy masc ma katar leczy letnia febre i "a
z%iebienie g}owy. Cczyszcza i uSmierza zapa~
lenie sluz uoso ych. Cena CSC.
Severy antyseptyczay proszek ola dzieci ola
obsypywanfa cia1a d1leci pc kapieli.s Proszek
ten dobry jest Ola mezczyzh do goleniu. Ce- .
25 cent6w
Severy plastry go;ace goja bdle W ,nuszkufach
istawach. Najlepsze lekarstwo ma reumatyzm
lokalny- C+na Csc.
Severy krople ma Dol zeb6w zapobiega;a b6lowi
zeb6w i pomagaja W kazdym przy padku ma
boil zeb6w. Cena 1Oc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16

ku Tobie". Tax j podobnie
uboga dziewc2ynka ciagle
CECILIA Najdrozsza Pania swo-
ia i jak mog}a jej sluzy}a.
q jake ia dobra Matka ma
Egrodzi}a swej c6reczce jej
mi}osc i odwiedzanie W ka-
pliczce? S1uchajcie:
Pasterka ciezko zanieno-
gla i by1a bliska skonania.
Zdarzy}o sic, re dwaj zakon-
nicy sill przez owe okolice;
,podr6za strudzeni .usiedli
pod drzewem, ably cokol-
wick wypoczac. Jeden z mich
usna}, a drugi czuwa}, ale
obydwaj mieli nastepujace
widzenie. Ujrzeli mn6stwo
panien przecudnei pieknoSci,
miedzy kt6rymi jedna jesz-
cze daleko sliczniejsza byla
jak wszystkie. Jeden 2 "a
konnik6w sic zapyta1: ,,Kt6z
.Ty jestes dostojna PAM i
dokad idziesz tax spiesznie?"
- ,,Ja jestem Matka Boska"
- ~odpowiedzia}a mu - ,,chce
OTTO z temi sw. ~dziewicami W
pobliskiej wiosce odwiedzic
chorujaca pasterke, kt6ra
mnie czesto nawiedza}a, p6ki
by}a zdrowa." Pc tych s}o~
wach znik}y wszystkie, a
obajs study boscy rzekli
jeden do drugiego. P6jdzmy i
nay odwiedzic te pasterke.
Udali sic W droge i wkr6tce
dopytali sic do pomieszkania,
W kt6rem leza}a uboga die
wczyna; by}a to licha kom6r-
ka, ma ziemi ma troszeczce
Stony znalezli konajaca. Gdy
ia pozdrowili, odezwa}a sic
do mich pasterka: ,,Proscie
Pana Boga, czcigodni ojco-
vie, 49, abyscie i wy mogli
widziec, kto teraz jest PREY
mnie, W jaklem sic W tel
'chwili znajduje towarzystwie.
Obydwaj upadli ma kolana i
modlili sic - i ujrzeli Ma.
rya Panne, kt6ra z korona W
reku sta}a PREY boku umie-
rajacej i pocieszafa ia. DIE
vice otaczajace N. Panne
zacze}v spiewac; podczas tego
epiewu przecudnego swieta
dusza pasterki roz1aczy}a sic
z cia}em; Najsw. P. Marya
w1ozyla jei korone ma glove
Ii wzie4a ia SODA do nieba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich.


z A RAPIDS, Mich.
~Otrzymujemy nastepujacy
komunikat, = prosba o u.
mieszczenie:
Grand Rapids, Mich, 1890
listopada, 1905.
Szanowna Redakcyo!
W ,Wiarusie" z d. 9 Listop'
ukaza}a sic korespondencys
W kt6rej Wiel. ks. Nowakow.
ski gwaltownie broni eks:
k"omunikowanego p. Alesz.
kiewicza, starajac sic obalit
decyzye Zarzadu Tow. 6w'
Wojciecha W Grand Rapids,
zatwierdzona przez Sejm 29ty
Zjednoczenia Polsko- Rzym.
sko. Katolickiego.
Bye moze, re uczone wy
woody Kanonisty z Alpena So
~budujace i przekonywujace,
my jednakze tn w Grand
Rapids, trzymajac sic Kato-
licyzmu i Ksiezy co mas
zawsze uczyli: ,,ze kto was
s}ucha, mnie s}ucha", je.
stesmy tego zdania, re gdy
Biskup zasuspenduje ksiedza
to jest Oh zasuspendowanym,
jezeli powie, re ktos jest
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to jest
ekskomunikowany i basta.
Wiadomo, re komitet, kt6-
ry podpisa} zakaz sadowy,
wed}ug wyraznego orzeczenia
KS. Biskupa popad} W eks-
komunike.
My vice ~trzymajac sic Ka'
techizmu Konstytucyi wy
kluczyliSmy p. Aleszkiewicza
Tow. jake ekskomuniko.
wanego.
Odsy}amy vice p. Alesz-
kiewicza i jego obrohce z
A]pena do KS. Biskupa.
Tymczasem zas p. Alesz-
kiewicz ma mocy Katechiz-
mu i Konstytucyi stoi wy
kluczony Tow. sw. Wojcie-
cha.
.Wyrazamy przytem wielkie
ubolewanie, re gazety mia
nujace sic czysto katolickie'
mi podobne wywody, pod
trzymujace bunt zb}akanych
braci naszych przyje}y.
Z ~uszanowaniem,i
S. B~raciszewski, prezydent
F.. Pawlowski, sekretarz; Bar
toszkiewicz j., sekretarz ka'
sy posmiertnej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
SeUerg Kalendarz Polski.

s@gon n rk 1906 jest Izu kodconei do wysdkig oowe. Ktokdwik sode tgo zycy, mze do
ssc kaendarzt tel "a damo, zIsa &C sic chhwy " skadzew piece ahot a ukupc. ma
jeego naRe lekartwap ownrones Men M spndazl Tub hzu dac sic wproHt d, mas wyaze~
MEN lego zadania ma kcnk rMpondenyjne lego r@ie wydane kakndaza Jest " die
widu jAYkah 1wynnsip rmMos 81 Oo egzempkMzy RI bGmuac 81 stonnicd uku, zawiera
p@ kaendaras amgoP mpowi dme stan pgodyi podann takt6w hskryGnych odmsza
ccha sic do dni sMmgony jaoi tz pr@trgi ppady " rozmahych dmobach, nalnane
Pmz nhomsg olekNao bok inMseujacli povte9nejn formacyi ~zmaiegor odzaja da}
'kazdoz cMunkow rodny.z aWw idowG6w pmhodMych cd njeDszph hamorut5w i 70
paprd czshgo Ola i MIA shs n&hk
sp@yan2 lsazke % chorohAh kobeych' poaamy ma zqdanea d"mo Jmi nasych
dokoniychl ek,ntwd oNac ME moecew mieIcu zamies KAMA wasugo zwrGce sic re IA
aMem wprostd mas Prey amownninhd ochodncych wart&i .edmgo ~doaa{
deAedez nGwhn ez SIS 90 to mme pawo do wybnnas o6e" hkantv naszyh "a 80 10
. #" LEKARSKA PORADA "a DARMO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-16
POtrzeba MlOdzie6C6W

do uczenia sic telegrafowania
i rachunk6w kolejowych.
$50 do 800 m~iesiecznej pensyi
pc zdaniu egzaminu lu5 ME zadamy
mic "a nauke. Robotnik6w potrzeba
~ielu. hasze szesG szk6f SO maj
wieksze " Ameryce i So endosowa-
ne przez kazdy. urzad kolejowy.
Najlepszy czas do r~ozpoczecia jest
teraz. Piszcie pc katalog.
MorseSch00lof Biography
Cincinnati, O., Buffalo N. Y, i
Atlanta, Ga, LA Crosse, Wis :,
Texarkana, Tex, San Francisco,
Cal (Piszcie do kt6regokolwiek Z
powyzszych miejscowosci.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-08
Boyd's and Vicinity.
,ndence of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
BOYD'S, Nd. September Z. 1905.
The remains of young Harry Stottlemyer.
who was so horribly killed here Monday
by being caught between a traction engine
and a thresher, were inferred today in
Monocacy cemetery at Beallsville. Funeral
services were held at his late home by
Rev c. NJ. Yost.
Mr.. William r. Windsor Of Clarksburg,
who has been suffering from a paralytic
stroke, Is better.
The public schools throughout Montgom-
cry county opened today, and were, for the
first day, reported to have been very
largely attended. Miss Kitty Bready OF
Adamstown took charge as principal of the
Boyds school, succeeding Mr.. Thos. b.
Benson. Miss Bready was personally COM
plimented by Governor Warfield last season
upon the excellent examination she passed
at the State Normal School
The interior work in the Presbyterian
church. with the exception of the placing of
new pews was completed yesterday after
noon. The work was started by Mr.. John
w. Williams of Boyd's. assisted by several
ladies. and will be continued until the edi-
fee is beautiful In every particular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-08
GAITHERSBURG NEWS.
Rural Mail Service - Town Council
Appoints New Official.
peCiaI correspondence OF I NE StHr.
GAITHERSBURG. Md.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
GAITHERSBURG, Md.
September T. 1906.
Within few days It is expected the Post
Office Department at Washington will an
nounce the appointment of carriers for the
four rural mail routes which are to be es-
tablished here October 2 Examinations
were recently held at GAINESVILLE, under the
direction of Mr.. w. w. Darby. postmaster
at Selman. Among those who took the ex-
animation were Mr.. E. Wilson Walker, Mr..
John A Selby Mr.. James A. Mills, Mr..
Charles H. Fury and Mr.. Fulks, all of this
locality. 1t Is anticipated that the carriers
will be named from these applicants The
routes laid out from this point will serve
the residents of Washington Grove, Lay
louisville, Etchison. Goshen and Woodfield.
and along the county roads leading thereto
and return. Gaithersburg, Ounce Orchard,
Darnestown, Travlah, Tobeytown and re-
turn. Mails will leave this place over all
routes at O'Clock am. daily, except Sun
day.
The mayor and council of Gaithersburg
at recent meeting appointed Mr.. James
E. Mobley to the new office of lamplghter
and superintendent of streets. For some
time a suitable man has been sought at a
figure that would enable the council to re-
trench in expenditures on streets. Mr. Mo-
bleys bid was 1866 per annum, which was
accepted The officer is to devote his whole
time to the service of the town council, and
II is expected that much better lighting and
general Improvement work will result than
under the old system of day labor.
Prof. Ira c. Whitacre of Washington, re-
Gently appointed principal of the Gathers
burg High School. who arrived here a few
days ago. took charge of the position at
the opening of the school for the fall term
today Miss Anna Waters, who succeeds
Miss Jeanette NJ. Titlow, also assumed her
duties in the primary department
Mr.. William A. Scott much respected
colored resident of the vicinity of Washing
ton Grove. died of typhoid fever yesterday
morning in the seventy-second year of his
age. He was a native of Washington and
came here about twenty five years ago 10
take charge of the Washington Grove camp
ground. which position he filled for many
years. He was widely known in conse-
Quence. His widow, his second wife and
one son survive. Interment took place In
Washington today.
Miss Henrietta Fulks, daughter of Mr.
VIM. r. Fulks. entered upon the discharge
of her duties today as principal of the pub
l!c school at Linden.
Mrs. II. E. Monroe of Washington deliy-
cred an interesting lecture on England al
the Masonic Hall here tonight, under the
auspices of the Epworth M E. Church. The
proceeds to be devoted to the parson.
age fund of the church
DIR. Carleton Etchison and Mr.. Hilton
Hickman are at Leesburg this week attend
ing the fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-08
Printers to State Case.

last night says: President Lynch and Vice
President Hays of the eight-hour- day
committee appointed by the International
Typographical Union arrived here today.
This committee was authorized by the re-
cent convention of the Typographical Union,
held In Toronto, to negotiate with repre-
sentatives of the Typothetae of America, if
opportunity was offered prior to January I.
While the ction of the Typothetae in ad-
mitting the printers representatives to
their convention and giving them a hearing
today was unanimous members of the for
mer body state most empha tically that the
convention is solidly opposed to the demand
for an eight-hour day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-08
Washington Grove News.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
~nnyvU> ,


WASHINGTON GROVE Md,
September 8, 1905.
The sixth birthday Of Sam Walker Hardy
was celebrated recently by straw ride to
Laytonsville and a lawn party afterward.
Among the little folk entertained by Master
Hardy were Isabel Frances and Emert
Meany. Janet and Caryl Walker, Eugenia
Cissel, Elizabeth Bradford. Elizabeth Wood
ward. Margaret and Rachel Gatchel. Frank
Foster, Baldwin Hardy, Stuart and Ralph
Coates. Tom Myers. Samuel Cissel. Bremen
Hunt, Harold Hillar Robert Woodward,
Willard and Raymond Gatchel.
The kindergarten class conducted by Miss
ing of its close. Isabel Meany and Harold
Hillar were especially distinguished among
the wee folk for their Rotations.
The Sunday school entertainment was
part were Louise Towner. Sam Walker
Hardy, May Clark. Harold Hillar. Isabel
Meany, Cornelia Trujean and Gertrude
Wiber. Elizabeth and Robert Woodward
Faith Woodward. Rachel Gatchel and
May Wilson gave vocal solos. Miss Helen
WEIGH being the accompanist. Robert
woodward sang The Jolly Sailor" Prof.
THE Song of the Gondolier' and ''In win
ter Get Up at Night" accompanied by her
father.
The death of William A. Scott, the col
ored builder and architect, whose life has
been intimately connected with Grove his
tory, occurred Tuesday morning at his
residence. He built two-thirds of the cot
tages on the grounds and was at one time
superintendent. The funeral took place
yesterday in Washington, in charge of a
Masonic order. He was over seventy years
old.
BY his interpretations of the poets Prof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-08
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
General News Items From Mont
gomery County's Capital.
;,ec,sl correspondence of The Star

Special Correspondence of The Star
ROCKVILLE, Md, September Z, 1905
A young colored woman named Katherine
Green suddenly passed into trance in the
barn of Mr.. Bernard Monday, near thls
place, by whom she is employed. All en-
forts to arouse her having bee nunavaillng,
an ambulance was procured and she was
conveyed to the county almshouse. Physl-
clans were summoned and repeated at
tempts made to restore her to conscious
ness but without success. She has now
been in that condition three days the
Young woman had similar experience
about a year ago, remaining In comatose
condition three weeks. The doctors say 1t
is cataleptic affection.
The annual institute of the colored public
school teachers Of this county began here
this morning and will continue through to-
morrow 1t is under the direction Of Coun-
ty Superintendent of Schools b. n. White.
who selected DR.. w. b. Evans. principal OF
| the Mckinley Manual Training School,
Washington, to take charge. The program
today included an address Of welcome by
Rev A. B. Dorsey of Rockville: a round
table on Arithmetic, conducted by John
raj Schools" by Philip B. Williams: How
to Teach Spelling" by DR.. Evans; a par
ents' meeting, in charge of Charles p. Jen-
kins This evening a pleasing musical and
literary entertainment was given.
The new county high school building,
erected at a cost of $4,000, was opened for
the ensuing school term this morning. In
teresting exercises marked the occasion.
Colonel Spencer C.. Jones, who is regarded
| as the father of the improved school facli-
| ties in Rockville and other sections of the
county made a brief address, in which
| he congratulated the county upon having
such fine building at the county seat and
| cautioned the children to show their APP
probation by taking care of the structure
| and applying themselves to their studies
i Mr.. Roger B. Farquhar of the board OF
| school commissioners, Rev. s.. r. White
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-08
Hall Benches.
w. B. rloses & Sons,}F ST., Corner Eleventh.

P. M. Pearson entertained the crowd that
the field day events brought to the Grove
Monday. The lectures of DR.. Eugene May
this week and that of DR.. Jahu Dewitt
Miller Monday night will close the Chau-
tauqua season.
Mrs. A. Wilson. on the Circle. is enter
tanning Rev William Bushby, with his
wife and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kullman and their
daughter Elizabeth are visiting Mrs. George
Selby.
Master Charles Barclay was a guest of
Master Hugh Philip on the Circle.
Mr.. r. Nichol and family have opened
their cottage on 4 avenue for September.
Mrs. Jesse H. Wilson recently entertained
the Misses Bernadine and Marie Woodward
and Miss Edith MCGEE of Brookland; also
Miss Bessie Edwards of Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-08
Hall Mirrors


Cooke d. Luckett principal Of the institu-
tion and others also spoke briefly.
The faculty of the high school consists
Of Prof Cooke D. Luckett. principal; Earle
B. Wood, vice principal; Samuel A. Leh-
man, Miss Lucy Garrett, Miss Virgie Brew
er, Miss Alberta Rice, Miss Lucy Hughes
and Prof Wilson S. Ward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-08
A Secret Understandings

A cablegram from Picking last night says:
The absence of fuller knowledge OF the
peace terms leaves the community much as
torished to the basis of the settlement.
There is a general feeling that some un-
Outstanding exists between Japan and Rus
STA that has not been published.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-08
Modern.


First Mole-"How was the subway"
Second Mole-"Not like the ones that
mother used to make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-08
Summer Colds.

Laxative Bromo Quinine. the worldwide Cold
Cure, removes the cause. Call for the full name
and look for signature Of +. W. Grove. 25c ap7-ftf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-08

Thousands OF situations have been OBJ
tanned through the want columns of The
Star.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

CmrrENDEN CIRCUIT COURT. Nv.
]. W. Lamb. admr. Of
Emma Campbell, PIT ENTITY
Against Equity
T. E.Camphell etc. dft
BY virtue Of judgment and order Of
sale Of the Crttcndcn circuit court, rcn.
dcrcd at the March term thereof. 1905.
in the aboye cause, shall proceed to
offer for sale at the courthouse door in
Marion to the highest bidder. at public
auction. on Monday, the 18th day Of
Jtnc, 1905, at one o'clock +. M. or
thcrcabout, (bcing circuit court dayl
upon a credit u six months, the follow.
ing described property. 10 wit:
A certain tract of land lying and be-.
INK in Crittcndcn county. NY. on the
waters Of Tralc Water river. and
bounded as follows. via; Beginning at
an ash and bliek OAK on the hank Of
Trade Water river. corner to Mrs
Carrie Brighiman's dover interest.
running thence with the line ~ same
/ 5. 1919 poles & a stone with black tak
and white uak corners, corner h dover
interest In. line II lot No. 2. thence
with the line 81 same. +. p poles to a
hickory, ash and elm Ron Nc hank Of
Trade Water river corner 70 said lot,
thence down said river with its mean,
der, n. Z. r. Spolcs, N. ~, +. "a pole,
to n hickory on the bank Of Trad,
Water river. thence n. $50 poles TO 4
stake on hank II Trade Water river
with persimmon and ironwnod pointers,
one pole below thc'stake corner. theme,
down the said river with It's mcander,
to the beginning. containing 80 acre.
by survey.
For the purchase price the purchaser
with approved security or securities
must execute bond. bearing legal inter
eat from the day u sale until paid. an,
having the force and effect Of judg
ment. Bidders will be prepared 4
comply promptly with these terms.
J, g. ROCHESTER. Commissioner.
Crittcndcn Circuit Cour,
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Dying Of Famine

Is. in lis torments. like dying Of con-
sumption. The progress Of eonsump-
ton. from the beginning to the very
end. is long torture, both TO victim
and friends When | had eonsump-
ton in lis first stage" writes VIM.
Myers. Of Cearfoss, Md, after trying
different medicines and a good doctor
in vain, at last took DR.. Kings New
Discovery, which quickly and perfectly
cured me" Prompt relief and sure
cure for coughs, colds, sore throat,
bronchitis. etc. Positively prevents
pneumonia. Guaranteed at Haynes &
Taylor's drug store. price SOC and sl.OO
a bottle. Trial bottle free.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-16
NOW IS The time
TO Use HYOMEI
Far Easier to Cure Catarrh Now
Than al Any Other Season.

Now is the time to use Hyomei, when
the early summer days make it so easy
to cure catarrhal troubles. The Hy-
omei treatment, breathed for a few
minutes three or four times a day in
May or June, will do good twice as
quickly as il did in January, and nearly
everyone knows that used faithfully
then, 1t completely rids the system Of
catarrh.
Hyomei is a purely vegetable prepar-
alton whose active curative properties
are given of when it is breathed by
the aid Of the pocket inhaler that comes
with every outfit. 1t destroys all germ
life in the air passages, purifes the
blood by supplying additional ozone,
and It's healing, volatile. antiseptic fra
GRANGE reaches every corner of the
respiratory tract as no medicine taken
through the stomach can possibly do.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs but
one dollar. and consists Of a neat in
haler that can be carried in the purse
or vest pocket and will last life time,
a medicine dropper. and bottle Of
Hyomei. Extra bottles Of Hyomei can
be procured, II desired, for fifty cents.
At this season Of the year when
catarrhal troubles can be so quickly
and readily cured, the merits Of the
Hyomei treatment should be carefully
investigated by everyone and a COM
pletc outfit should be in every home.
Haynes & Taylor give their personal
guarantee with every Hyomei outfit
they sell TO refund the money II il does
not give satisfaction. There is no risk
whatever TO the purchaser Of Hyomei.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-06-16

congratulate you having given the world a pure,
strong natural story. 1t is far above David Harum
as MONDAY is above dawn.