davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15
Std0t Baltimore.


&corp cit cbaItCn. - Mar.
lin @Coru, Scr - i0hrtQC Singing,
luclhcr ollt Wpnto1 %ormittog ocn
Ncp Oorfcr (Iobn @rocc, ais ocrlcIbc
liltnlu9 bctrlultcn mar, ol' Der
StrnBc in WCNclrmnrt bon tlllt oocr
icd)@ 3cllNcn onNcbIid) bCrultbte, lulr.
sc QCltcrn pom Ia0i @rolman 0Cnl
@crid)t1pcriuhrcn ilbcuuiciclL mo
Wrocc, Der niht 4cQcn Scorp ans
InQcn molltc n0Cr plclnChr nId)t tonlls
tc, mcil Cr 5lrr 3cit Der %uuNcbllfcll
NcrolIblnN cine Bier oOCr Sdl1oppl'
@cidc NOR, mllroc lpcNcn Sruntcnbcit
5lr 3ohlllnN pon SO Strnlc uno SEQ.
item pcrllrtbciIt mo nod DEM @c'
iGnQnib gciotnt, "a CT nidlt joblcll
luuntc.
Mtr6 Nicr pcr00rt iUcr.
- G0luin 2. Barter BON Sbcra
luoo0, Ni0, lucId)cr bier mttcr Dem
SirncnnnnCn T.. =. Barter Il So.
ouQcblid) Nuciiclboitc @cihGltc be.
tricbcn utN cine NbiIoOclpbicr >Nnuc.
Iicriirnlo nm &lrnclcn 5irn @crtbr
pou ilbCr $4,000 Ncprcut bnbcn loll,
luurOc 2cItcrn 2lbcno pom &unOc9'
mlaridlnll Sun0h0mncr bon Ehiln0cl-
pbio no CT Dor juci @od)cn pCrboi-
tct mtroc, bicrbcrDcbrud)t mo Dor
Idltii0 i'm mittlcrcn S~totiuu3bouic
rntcr0cbrodt. Gr miro bcuttc Sem
@unoc3ridtcr oor0ciilbrt mcrocn.
n0icN II it 0n9 d.
Ger &crein Scr ocmotrotiidcn Sci.
unQa.Hcoottcurc oc3 Stontc3 0a(
y. Nuuoro &umon. Dem &ntcr scr
bCrilhmtcn Nomon-g hlltcrn-NiQ, &c.
tern Nud)nittoN I'M nNotcl 9tcnmcrt"
cin 0itcr, uut0 Nr. Nomou belt cine
NcOc iibcr sic 9llrltcrnfultlur, mic pol
linn in scr Gill NcpIont. Die @in
miro scr 9r0iaIntnr n0d)itcn Nilltcr
micocr uor9clcgt lpcr0cn.
&opitoIGr5tc reliant
rem. - Die sum Gr5tlifcn StobC
oc3 .Sto0t Soipitola" Ncb0rcnocr
Nottorcn Nobcrt @riitou, NIircS
Nrin6om, GOuin @lcOioc uno Geo.
%crtbcimcr bobcn ~rciignirt, ln0 spar
ongcbIid, neil Or. ". ". 6iafe, cr
ncr Der @roOuirtcn oicicS &obrc$
sum Stills N~alt2or5t crnonnt morocl
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15
SECOND CALL.
UoIiirnorcr Afticnmnrft.

StGutS Sciuritdieu.
Der Gcniur1 .......
RnItimurtr Siunii Nftien (rep).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15
Sri D%rrfamfcu.
Mrroct Suusciecntbimer.


Wlpoclne aipetftodjae Sdricr nit feb5 Sim
mern an Der 0citfeite Der Strobe Gtrnbe. 3lpi.
i6en Snirmounis gloenne mo 5uDcttesS trnGe.
Sabcu cculcntirie aencr. ecmcntirtcs 1ruttoiy.
pIuii 9epilnitcrie StrnBe. ScicIt. SURFACES unb
Warntors1 rcppcn. Brei5 $775. Srlnh8ius $50
pro 2nbr. Inter Icihtcn NeninGrnaen bera
tnuft. Wlnn nebnle Die Gnirntount gnenuez Cars.
G. Z. Gallagher. Qaumnternebmcr.
12S-) gr, 280s. S~cirmpnntsgbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15

gtoroyf:, Ode Bcugbs uuc @1rplinefStruts
Snuptauartier oes rs'apf rrsUiinnerGors'
RS .sG6e &ouabs uuh g1rultrettr. Ser'
etnsherInutmInna tehtu 9oiureriidg sbeno.
9ieu, UltiglIeber totltumTsn. Sor5lq'
libea gier Der gatinndissrdreret I'M SGpi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15
3u ucrmictbcn.


Seine qroBe TcrfamnIuioe RdlIntc. Qut benz
tiItrt NH gut bclCudltct. SlHQnuR bon 0ultis
more Strnbe iniuobl. lpie bon @dDs Siru6C. Srci
or Sehruid Der 1robeH SuIIc lun HurSimmcr
miro allen 9ogcn uuo @creinen %Gcftattct, bic
iracnh eiu Simmer mictbeir. Scrncr mcroCn
Wunrette iiherrnmmen. 9iudiuirGqcu in Tr. Z,
@urh.@ oG. Straee, pOer gir. 42i, cit.SnItimcrc'
Gtrahe. (SCpi29 .2lttc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15

VT. 023. yor0-Voels. Vde Wnib0nbfStr.
&CrfammiurNslotGI ocs pNntoniu : Som
elnoes gIr. 800. }. 90" .Stelbens3t'
firltts Tr 100 ~Stiners1titrtfis 9tr.
1903, =. Il. ~" mo aSiiir!iiS 9Ir. 50,
8. II. "" SnfIe un 8eretpe 3i perrnles
then. SeiuTtp QietP Weir' NH nuhere
0ctriuIc. 1cIcpbou: e. & .. g8olfc 620 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15

sum @%ciGnNuiB ihoB IorrcQ ocn go
Iiicitci. Torrcl lit cnttommcn, miro
nbcr U~trfolgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15

Sorbofsgt. her Rofr. 'tnb Sorreftsstrnbe.
Snuptnuarttcr bes 5eIuEauereinf rWRelo'
6ic". Sinoiiuuoen ieber 9nnncriid dbeRo.
sssrfnmmlura.n oes n0ertennIul Wiebaer'
Berttnk- ieber e, uub 4 Eteuiiae TN no
rot. 3eIepbuu - sri. Ser1on 28s0 n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15
FIRST CALL,

$4,000 Ga Gar II, gor cr..........ti2h
$4,000 Cotton End Der .,........... stta
$1,000 @iorioIi Ri II ptGbt ser ....... 90
$4,000 GtOcoitin II. Folomoe Der &C.. 1864
$4,000 Scnbuuro 4cr ............. sgM
$4,000 NlOrOIono Stccl 5cy .........t 1861
$1,000 llnitcb AbS lcr .. .....,...... %
$1,000 Bacon Nh II. 2iaDt Der .......i 100
100 Grnbcnro 80 ;. fo......... 57&
200 Scabonro 50 >. Rfo........... 573s
100 ga Con 1t. 5lo t. Rtb, ....... o0N
% International Gruit 81. ........tl3h
100 Gitiicn5' Pant -. ............ 2sH
30 Gcnbonro so Com ...,....... 2s
8 Scobontb SO Com ............ 27N
go Gcnbooro 80 Com ........... %
80 Scubonro 50 (frccitocO ....... 27Ia
% ecobOuro 50 Gree ftocD ....... %
20 ScobcurO 30 Gree iiocD ...... 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15

gr. 142+ Oft s9otdp,cr.<sin - 5lm'
mcr nu Strren al Uremietben -- Setufts
eeirdrf- unh s9eirs .Pnb'S iefr.Eraus.
rsis"Y'ter. RFrfdmmIunqelofol bed Off
Soutbnroitr, Smulerir. Rnu' nrs 2eib.
8ercinS. gbct. Tfl,-sBolfe 2562 ",
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15
EoltGcf6rocrnng mad ocm Iuslancc.

FoItbcfDrocrnng mad ocm NhsIancc.
Die ouSlGn0ilhc Eoit fir oic an
is. Nopcmbcr cnoenOc @od)c id)IicBt
Gin allen 8GIlcn piinftlid)) III Dem
Souptbilrcou mic folAt:
Eodct .. Eoit lit oiicn bon 8 llbr
TcrmittogS bis 5 llbr Nod)n1itta2s
t00lid, nllSAcnomnlcn Sonntu9S.
Bddet,Folt iiir Gcuti0lono idIlcbt
10 llbr &ormittaN8 omWtittmodl oen
10. Nopcnbcr; fir @roBbritomicu
un0 SrlunO GicnitugS unO 6rCitu05
> ll6r NbCE0S.
Compiler lc0cln BON Nclus Dorf,
lucnn nid)t on0Cr3 onGcgcbcn.
8ron9' Htlnnti d) c i D it.
Mittluod - 10 ll6r @brno9. iilr
6ronfrcif. SiIO. europa, GQpptcn
lnO Nritiih . &n0icn per 0anpicy
ga SoDoic," oio Nnprc QIoltlofcn
iijr unocre CbciIe europa miliicu
per ga Suooic" oorcIiirt icin).
Grcitog - 6 llbr Nbcn0a, lilr
europa pcrQalrpicr nTbllnoclpbln"
Din EIpnlouth uno G%bcrbourg CSolt
laden iilr Hiucrpool, S6ottIuno mo
&rlnuO miliicn per oEbiInOcIpbia'
u0rciiirt iciU; 7 llbr Nbcn0a, iilr
&iOcrpool, ShottlonO mo &rIono
per Camper oGampuuiu," piu
Guccnatomn Woitind)cn filr nt0crc
EbciIc Guropo'S miliicu per oGunl.
pouin" oorcilirt icin).
y il { lit Q ii .. Ii. Central.
Tmcrifa RcIt'SnOicn
Wittmoh - 70 llbr NbenO9, iilr
Gltbu, Dlicotun ur0 Gulnpcd)c pc.
Compiler oGiperon3o"; iiir Banana
lmo aanol}onc per 0ompicr oTirgt
nio," pio Golon; iiir &omuica per
Gumpicr bon FbiIoOeIpbin; iilr sec
wnros un0 @inomnrO Sricln umO
Guiana per 0ompfCr o6ontnbcQc."
9onnerItog - 10 llbr Nbcnos, iiir
Curacao un0 8cnc3lclu per Iumpicr
3nIio"; iiir Torto Rico per Cant
pier o6ouno," pia Gan Sltnn; iiir
Central mo Sil0sI mcrifu per Gam.
pier piu Colon; iiir Cuba per Cont
pier oMontcrcp"; 'liir 6ortlnc IS,
luIl0, Snmoico lno Colombia per
0dlnpier .NItoi."
Gte EoIt mad ReliimnOlonb, Dio
Noro.S poncp, uno MiOilclon, pio
@oiton idllicbt bier tdgIid Inn 3 llbe
Nahmittog2i nod Gllbo, 0ioSompa.
toqlid INT 1 llbr Todm.; mad Gotta
Hicn, 9onouroS (CItfiiite) mo @lto-
tenlolo, pin Nclp-S Orleans, tdglif I'M
s llbr AbcnoS; nod Nicornguo (Oits
filite) ulO @ocas oel Zorro, pia Mo.
bile. tGglid) UNI s llhr 9lbcnos.
SrarS Bocific y 0 it.
6rcitug II llbr AbcnOS, fir Ga
pan, Goren, China uno Die Ebilippi.
llen Gpejicll nOreiiirt), oia Tacoma.
Somitng - 7 ltbr Abenos, iilr
NcuicelonO, Il~titrolien, Jteu Gnle.
bonicn. Sonoo, Snpoii umO Silt
Sslonoa, pia San 5rnnciSco.
Eoit iiir Samoii, Sopan, Gorca,
China uno Die Ebilippiueu, pia San
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15
galtimurcr Warftbcrihtc.

Baltimore, IT. Noucmbcr 1908.
cd |. 3uiltbrcn l2,OlS Sal
icr. cinitIicBIidl 2755 GGilcr 81 SO,
chit Eoint mo 1913 G0iicr 81 Gun.
ton. &iiitcuprrinu0t - I0iicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15

id)cI; ulla Den Glepdtorcn 5nrild9c5o.
gen 1896 @uihel Glcuntorcn.Sor.
rdth t%70S.3t7 @uidcl. &crfGltic:
/ MoqQon Nr. 3 meiBcr 81 30, I 90.
Mr.. , ucibcr ~ 1914, I 90. 9tr. ,
0cniidtcr III 1874. I 90. 90. ST
3lH, 90. 9tr. , meiBer SIT 1914.
Mclltinr ShlnBrntc:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15

6ronciaco, iflieBt bier tGglif Inn :
llbr AbcnoS bis 5ltnt 20, NoOcmbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15

@uttcr, pro YIunO:
Creamery Separator. 90 bis Fl
Creamery &mitotion. IS bis 81
ga. Nortbmcltcrn 2o0Ic 16 bis 10
Store YodC0 ....... 10 bis -
McItcrn NoQ3,........ Is bis -
Creamery Eriut@, 1 Nio. 81 bis %
Cream. Erjut, II BIO. - bis 81
It0., &0, Yo. Eritt3. -. 10 bis -
Creamery @lod2, > Eio. 90 bis 81
Scbcn0c3 WciIllNcl, pro Eirn0: oltc
Milbucr foe. bis tic; iunNc Nilhncr
lic. bis ia; GntCn Tie, bis 12c.;
(0ubcrL pro Goor DOC. bis 35c.
@Gnic, pro |iuuo i2c.; |utcr, pro
Nilnb 15c. bis 1Sc.
SRI DIT c un0 Sem ii I.
GortoifcIlL pro @lllhcl 6Oc. bis
Toe; 3udcrriibcrt, pro @ilnocI il2c.
bis Dc; MciBfobl, pro Come $1,000
bis $500; 3luicbclh pro 9nlhcI
65c. bis Toe; gcpicI, pro Sob $t.25
bis $l.25; crime @obrcn, pro GIT
libel Boo. bis 10c.; AnnnoS, pro
Grutc $500 bis 800; Npieliinen,
pro aiitc $225 bis $2.75; @irncn,
pro Gob $l.0O bis $500; GorottcrL
pro NiinOcl lI5c. bis &c; MoiS, pro
9to. &c. bis Sc; 4roubeu, pro 4 BIO.
aorb t3c. bis Doc; GllinccS, pro SAB
SD bis 81; meiBe Hilbcu, pro ailtc
2Oc. bis DC; brouner &obl, pro Git
ld)cl t5c. bis DOC; aopflolot, pro
aiitc 2Oc. bis 25c.; Spinot, pro DIT
ld)el t5c.
Groceries uno Yrouiic.
Sol6iIciihL pro Yfuno: fIcinc Sr'
gar . Gurco Sf)infcn 12c.; groBc
Shinfcn tl1ac.; Goliiornicr Sdlins
fen 7%c.; Sugar Gurco Sd1tltern
S12c.; trodcn Gciol5cne Scitcnrippet
S3Hc,; Spcdicitcn 91ac. trodcn 9eiol'
5cnc S6uItcrn SEC; reincS SdntoIi
in Gicrcc3 Sc; SpcdifuItcrn &C.;
NteB.S dlpcineileiid SIG pro Sob.
Moiiinirtcr 3udcr: 9clpiiric!t
5.lOc.; pnIpcriiirt 1.S0c.; STANDARD
Qromulirt LOO; icin %1ronnlirt
l.7Oc.; GrpitoI u i.7Oc.; Columbia.
u l,35c.; Qclbcr 3.75c. bis i,20c.
@cr0ltctcr aoffcc: e. 8. 6. 100
Eio. 9iitcn 1895; &. g. 6. 60 Gib.
Giitcn 1906; &. g. 6. 3G Biuno
Siltcn tG.70c.; reincr SABA 29c. bis
291ac.; outer SABA &c. bis 271ac,;
reincr Woffu 27c. bis 271Ac.; SABA
mo Moffa, Ncluiid)t, 26c. bis 2612c.;
SABA, gcuuiidt, 25c. bis 2514c..; reis
ncr Morocoibo 22c. bis 22%c.; %reirer
So @llopro BIC. bis 2212c.; rciner
SontoS 21Ec, bis 2214c.; Santos,
ocnnii6t, 20Ac. bis DC; 9io, &c.
miidt, 1916. bis 2Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15

9crlangt i'm I%ngcmciucn.
arOelta. Nanwciiunos .Nareoaa.

pr. 2t9. SiihsSbnrpsStrnbe, inter Der Nuiiidt
Der sScntifen @eicIfhait". Sicienigcn. ole
beiliffe 31uhiuerier. grbciter mo Sienitboicn
gu bCtdGiitacn lpiinfbelI. lpoucu iih pert6nlib
pher IN franiiricl Nrieien an ocn IgeniCn Der
IScteGlIdait, 3oEann 2. WieHrr, VT. 2t9, sin.
ebarp. Strnfe, mcnocn. ipcI6er uneniacltiib
t~iuofnnit cribeilen miro. Sprcdiuuocn bon /
bis 8 llbr. CSun2S.1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15
@piat'S SaNe,"

gt. ti20 bis 1872. Sartorb'abtnue.
Sauptmlnrticr hes n9adIin'W idnuernore-.
Sale ri,c Sommerelrie'I btCia Al her.
mte.teu. 6uter glat fir aufterRr6fiep.
Seiriie Setrinfe. 2rei '@ooI. o. 4 ~.
IeIsrbur -- Dlt. 8srItUn 1860 =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15

2t15 6alpertuns Moab, name Srehsrtd.Hoe.
Die beitcn gSeine i'm gSelieno. Wtabl'
asitcu III icNer 3eit SefbdiislDrfh cine
SpcSinlitdt. - puucl IN uCrmictbcl
t9lpril20l0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15

Sin GulGC bon IL Iubrcit, h]euifC)tr ~
%itGmmnnu. trUitlq mo militia }t urbtI!cL indt
GtCIlruq IN ciuCn Fnocu. Adul Srutih nm
@naIiib iprCbcr. glorcic: Nr. iG2G, Gnntjn.
9lucnuc. tSIpJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15

Gnriua's Gauicu PiebcrsrnnS.Sant.
fSiioipeii Ode 3. cit. II. iE1ii f2toe.. gontou.
0luri ma rt.cr nes Canton qicsersron -
Siraitunne icncu 9omcriiaa Hberb, -
9umensIcrcin %ncrfumnteIt itb icnen 9Ifn.
ftna gthenh, EuiionulsPtcr our Hupt.-
@befnpCnfe 3cIepbnu: lbrlie itb3 i.
iapIiIi3IO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15
TrpSuftcus Mnrft.

llutcnItcbpnOe Brciie bc5lcbcn iifl
ollf sen GrQro3 San6el; fir ocn
8~lcinbonnc. mrB Gin cniiprcd)cnncr
NuIidIng gCmlaht iucrocn.
GiCr, pro 0ltbcn0 DC. bis 2SC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15
sibrm Rnsp'f MeHaurast,

Rr. 1i04 3vrbsSeriraIsAoenrt
5et .RorboTi Sninterpdbreno- rounstttn
BON ~nltir1ore- 6triaITrelt f6 bier
i.h.n mtnnius. - 6scrq, -re5m 4 sons
Siel nm 8Lpt. RAD heusfper Dirt btreEf
ocnt Sab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15

% { 5 { II OTTTTTTVW IT,-OI
Nuid)el; Terionot uolr 0cu GIcooto.
rem 1900 9uidcI; Gicontoren Dor.
rntb l74,25t Nuidcl. &crtGuic; I
Ma99on Spot 5l ST. & 90. III 1924,
5000 9uiedl 1c}cmbcr ST S5H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15
SteuengcInhc


Gin hcutfbco lidhtCu ilId)t StClC ul& ~
din 9idh5uIrlgcn IN Nr. i02, Gnlcim Arc.
"lprt ,9iuao. cara Ply
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15
sssn ". sei.ter's ,SoIsmbtc saat.

Nr. 1922, i'9rott'strnbt.
~SeTeusEarmiidntet Bcreir" eerfommeit
Titt isheu erfieu 3ieuft1s i'm Monat In
her Saue. Sane flt Beretiie gas Seff'
litietten III Oer1itetten.
tSuRbjD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15
Scum e. Qltiu's Nrkouraut,

Er. 216. glans. nnbp SulperosStrobe
Sor6i9Ii6c y8eine. Spiritnolcn II. nnt5is
gigarreH. @eftcs pter I'M 3apf. Guif5
fir @e'h1't5Ieute bon 1870 Sorm. bis
9 tlbr gtuhmittnas. Ielepbon 9 & y.
Wpt. Rernuu 200s-T. (Uedr32)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15
Wclo aussnlcibcn.

2SenH Sbr 8elo n6tbia babt, iprnoet Gudj
On min. EnrIc6en nuf SaIirc gEn6cin mn
@rnnoelgentbMm acknowledgment. Seine
gel69elhnffs,W teiboncn. Mr.. arcmer, Tr. 40,
SorS. tnta's 1. 5Iur. 2aunorD guiloing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-15
Sd)luBrotc:

@crf0ufe ont beg hicIigcn gfieftcr.
MHrfn
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-19
Big Fire at Cairo.

Paducah News Democrat: An Hi
nois Central warehouse on the levee
at Cairo, occupied by the Hardy
Phillips Warehouse company, was
burned yesterday afternoon at 4 O.
clock, together with nine |. c. Goa
ches, which were standing near it.
Four or FIVE saloons, the Blue Front,
among others, were damaged. Ring
ling Brothers advertising car, was
damaged, but was repaired at Padu-
cab.
The loss on the warehouse and con-
tents is $12, 200 with insurance OF
So, 900.
At the same time a small ware
house belonging to the |. c. at Wick
life, opposite Cairo, burned. The
loss was small.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-19
A Guaranteed Cure For Piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles. Druggists refund
money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure
any case, no matter Of how long stand
ing, in g to Ia days. First applica-
ton gives ease and rest. SOC. If
your druggists hasn't it send SOC in
stamps and it will be forwarded post
paid by Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis
Mo.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-19
SHADY GROVE.
delayed Letter.

The protracted meeting at the Bap
list church is still in progress it has
been going ON over two weeks and
the interest continues to grow.
Somewhere near thirty professions
up TO Sunday night The pastor,
Bro. LaRue, is assisted by Bro Gibbs
who is doing some splendid preach
ing. All in all this meeting is the
best we have had in Shady Grove in
a long time
DIR. Fox of Levias was among his
friends and relatives last week.
Bro. F. l.. Atwood has been on the
puny list but is improving.
r. f. Lemon has removed his bus
mess back to the red front.
Will Deboe and wife, Mrs. viii
Carnahan aud Miss Trude attended
church here Sunday.
Miss Goldie Davis and little bro
ther, were the guests of their sister,
Miss Tennic, part of last week their
home is Nebo.
Donnie Hubbard is having his store
room repaired and painted.
Some of the candidates for county
Offices were in town last week shak-
ing hands with friends and of course
would like TO be remembered in No
vember
We learn that Rev r. c. Love
will be our next Methodist preacher,
and Bro. Rowland who has been with
us in the past will go to Florida.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-19
REPTON.

Will January, formerly Of thi
place but now Of Adairsyille Ga, j
visiting in this section.
Jack Frost bit some late corn i
this section last week. .Uncle Sack
is always ready to help the farmer
up about this time of year.
William McChesuey has been at
tending the protracted meeting a
Shady Grove for the past two weeks
He reports great revival and mucl
good done to that section.
William James and Robt. Hodge,
left last week for Sturgis, to take
charge of the engines of the electric
ligh. plant at that place.
Mrs. Archie Bradburn visited rela-
tiyes in Webster county Friday.
Dir. lBaughn, of Uniontown, was
here Saturday last buying logs to
ship.
John Gibson. of Evansville, was
in our town Saturday and Sunday
last
Johns. James was i'm Louisville
the drst.of the week.
Henry Wagner and wife of Whit
ing, Mo-. returned to this place Sat
urday.
p. f. King spent Saturday with
relatives in Hcnshaw.
John:Browu spent sunday in New
Marion.
Mr.. George King left Sunday night
for Missouri.
Charlie Haynes, of Marion, was
in our town Sunday.
Look out for us at the barbecue in
New Marion.
"Eloped' Mr.. Evans and Miss Ju-
liaSVinson, of near Shady Grove ar
rived in town in time to catch the
n orthbound train for Shawneetown,
ILL.,, to get married. May their voy-
age through life be a bright and
peaceful one.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-19
FARM FOR SALE.
In Salem Valley, Livingston Co. Ky
Containing 285 Acres Four
Niles Southeast OF Salem.

This farm lies IN the greatest lead,
zinc, -four spar and fire clay district
in the United States. There are evil
dence of true veins of mineral cross
ing same. There are no leases or
mineral options on same. This farm
lies well, all under fence; divided in
to seven fields and five lots; 200 acres
in clover and grass, of which 30 acres
is blue grass. This is real limestone
soil. Grass, corn, wheat, tobacco
and clover grow well on it, in fact it
produces well any kind of crops that
grows in this section of the state.
All kinds of machinery can be used
on it. Seven acres of good orchard ;
we'll situated for stock raising, water
in every field, natural ponds well
stocked with cat, bass, carp and perch
fish-black bass and cat plentiful,
many of which will weigh four or five
pounds. Improvements are very
good. Ten room frame house very
substantially built; two good cisterns
at the door, good smokehouse, shed
on each side; excellent granary, ca
pacity 800 bushels of wheat, three
bins; good tobacco barn, will safely
cure II, 900 pounds; COW house, stalls
for five cows, with crib and hay loft
good stock barn, 30x4S feet with ten
foot closed sheds on each side, stalls
for nine head OF stock with crib I'M
der same roof, 400 bushels capacity,
loft sufficient to store fifteen tons of
loose hay, also good gear room two
other corn cribs conveniently located,
capacity for 2, 900 bushels of corn
ice house which holds 80 tons; extra
good poultry houses; barn for mach
inery; good tenant house with water
at door; on new public road from Sa-
lem to Pinckneyville, p miles to the
river, the best shipping point; to a
railroad Z miles; free delivery of mail
each day. Have Independent Tele
phone in the house. New frame
school house in the district I mile
from residence; J miles from church
good roads to school house and church
half interest in a 81, 900 stock OF
merchandise in the town of Salem,
one of the best trading points in this
section of the country. This is a
clean stock of goods well selected.
Come quick if you want bargain.
j. II. SUMMERS,
If Salem, KY.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-19
Tom Lynn Kills a Man.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. IA. Bert
Amos, a stable boy of Sioux City,
was killed at the Elm Ridge race
track tonight, by Thomas Lynn, Of
Paducah KY, as the result of quar-
rel.
Amos was teasing Lynn when the
latter became angry and struck his
companion over the head with board
killing him instantly.
The two men were chums a d
Lynn was greatly affected when he
realized what he had done. The blow
was struck in the heat of passion and
with no thought of murder.
Young Lynn is about 10 years old
and is a son of Enoch Lynn, of Pa
ducah. The boy left here about three
years ago to become jockey, and
has been riding for Tom Settle, who
lives on North Fifth street in Padu-
cab. Mr. Settle is running a good
string of horses for o. +. Hume.
1t was not learned what DISPOSE
ton was made of Lynn.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-19
T0LU.
delayed letter.

Corbet Stephenson, of Rose Dale,
visited friends and relatives here Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. Smith, our banker, was unan-
mously elected our school trustee
Saturday.
1t will no longer be the "Minner'
hotel but the Stephenson hotel.
We wish Mr.. Stephenson the success
in the future that Mr.. MINER has
had in the past.
Our school is progressing nicely.
Good attendance and good interest.
The people of Tolu say they don't
get 10 talk enough and in order to
remedy the matter they have ordered
thirty new phones and a switchboard.
The exchange board will be located
over the old post Office building.
Hello Centrall Say, Tolu, is that
really you.
Don't forget the name of the best
-four; it is Cream of the Harvest at
Stones.
Bill Wilborn is offering 30 cts for
corn out of field, good.
Ed. Dowell bought 80 acres of
land from John Saucer last week.
The Henry Harley is our only pac-
ket.
River very low.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-19
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
A fine Livingston county farm Of 1874
acres, $50 acres in timber; good stock
farm plenty Of water; two never fail
ing springs; 6ne buildings; good
mineral prospect. Apply to
j. &. HARDIN,
18-t4 Hampton, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-19
Two Farms for Sale.

One of 1870 acres and ono of 40
acres, in what is known as the eddy,
3 miles south of Salem, on Pinck-
NEVILLE and Salem road one-half mile
from Pinckneyville church and school.
Will sell separate or together. APP
ply TO G.. Il. CLARK,
Salem, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-19

Cream of Harvest has come TO stay
Try a sack and you will say,
Give me Cream of Harvest.
At Stones.
i. T.. Guess and wife went to Evans
Vile last week on business.