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The Newark journal., 1906-11-16
FRANK BROWNING is CONVICTED
Jury Finds Him Guilty and Fixes
Punishment at Five Years
and Six Months in Pen

Batesville, Nov. 10.-After be-
ing out nearly twenty hours, the
jury in the Browning case return
ed verdict yesterday evening at
7:30 O'Clock finding him guilty of
manslaughter and fixing his pun
ishment at five years and six
months in the penitentiary.
Browning's attorneys entered
motion for a new trial this morn
ing which will be argued as soon
as practical, and pending the
courts action on the motion for a
new trial, Browning has been re-
leased on bond. His bond was
fixed at 81, 800 and was promptly
given, the signers being Capt. Jno.
A. Hinkle, DR.. Il. G. Dorr and DR..
G. =. Meriwether. Browning was
released and left this morning for
his home at Sulphur Rock.
Browning has been in Jail at
Powhattan since the killing took
place nearly a year ago, and SEEM
ed glad to regain his freed ON.
The Newark journal., 1906-11-16
SURVEYING FOR NEW ROAD

The corps of surveyors for the
Wynne, Newport and estern,
which started out from Wynne,
has reached Village creek and will
arrive in Newport within few
days. The projectors of the road
will ask of the citizens of Newport
the right of way from Village
creek into that city and the use of
the levees. II this is not granted
the road will be built into Diaz, as
the right of way into that town
can be secured.
The Newark journal., 1906-11-16
A Year of Blood

The year 1903 will long be re-
memhered in the home of f. \.
Jacket of Alliance, KY, as a year
of blood which flowed SO copious-
ly from Mr.. Jackets lungs that
death seemed very near. He
writes: Severe bleeding from
the lungs and a frightful cough
had brought me at deaths door,
when began taking DR.. King 5
New Discovery for consumption,
with the astonishing result that
after taking four bottles / was
completely restored and as time
has proven permanently cured. !"
Guaranteed for some lungs,
coughs and colds, at Sturdivant's
drug stoxc. Price soc and 81.
Trial bottle free.
The Newark journal., 1906-11-16
RURAL FREE DELIVERY ROUTES
Arkansas is Behind in This Re-
spect, Having Only sos
Routes New in Operation

hS SiO6 VII VI UilC 1iCC L vi oil OC-
livery service in Arkansas is en-
couraglng. 1t seems as though
the institution has at last become
popular in the state. The bene-
fits derived from the service are
many; among other things these
routes facilitate business and have
a tendency of bringing the people
in closer touch with one another,
which, in itself is a great thing.
According to postofice depart.
ment figures there are in operation
today over 300 free rural delivery
routes in Arkansas. Several years
ago the number of routes In opera
ton In the state was insignificant
The people did not seem to care
for them and the peoples repre-
sentatives Ia Washington made no
effort to explain to their constitu
ents what useful institution ru-
raj free delivery route really is.
Things have now changed, how
ever, and there IS some real activ-
ity among the Arkansas congress-
men TO get routes for their con-
stituents. But there is still room
for more energy, and as the SER
vice is gratuitous there is no reas-
on why Arkansas should not enjoy
its benefits fully. The Tennessee
ans, for instance, can show 1,544
free rural delivery routes in oper-
alton in their state. This gives
him decided advantage over his
brother in Arkansas. where only
one fifth as many routes have been
established A free rural deliy-
cry route is great convenience
and comfort to the people and has
so many other advantages-not to
mention the business side-that it
is high time that something be
done for the people.
A free rural delivery route in a
community means the delivery of
mail to the home of the farmer.
Altogether 81 petitions for free
rural delivery service have been
received by the postoffice depart
ment from Arkansas. Two hun
dred petitions have been adversely
reported, and IS are still pending.
A statement from the postoffice
department shows that only thirty
six petitions for rural delivery
routes have been filed by Con-
gresham Brundidge from this dis
trict. Of these only sixteen have
been granted and are now in OPP
GRAFTON, fourteen having been ad-
versely reported and six are now
pending.
GOOD OPENING FROM NEWARK
There is a fine opening from
Newark to Cord and back by way
of Charlotte. More than the re-
quired number of families could
be served and as the roads are
reasonably good the year round,
there is no reason why the people
in that territory could not be serv-
ed If they would only get up a pc
tition and go after the matter ia
the proper manner.
-
The Newark journal., 1906-11-16
SEVEN DAYS IN THE WEEK

Commencing Monday, Novem-
Der 10, 1906, the eighty seventh
anniversary of the establishment
of the Arkansas Gazette, that pa
per will be published seven days
in the week.
The Newark journal., 1906-11-16
TIrIBER LAND FOR SALE

We have $50 acres timber land
east of Newark for sale at 500
per acre. White and red oak tim
or ou land will pay for it. Craig
& Moore.
The Newark journal., 1906-11-16
Had a Close Gail.

"A dangerous surgical opera
ton involving the removal of "a
malignant ulcer, as large as my
hand from my daughters hip, was
prevented by the application of
Bucklens Arniea Salve,' says c..
Stickel, of Miletus, w. Va. Per-
sistent use of tho salve complete
ly cnred it." Cures cuts, burns
and injuries. 25c at Sturdivant' $
drug store.
-
If you have property Tor sa.e
list it with Craig & Moore.
The Newark journal., 1906-11-16

Farmers Union official receipt
books at The Journal office.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-29

ctalilienz uro Qr5eitercnmjte bat aaf
ieiner in GonopH c5~Je6dltenen 3dQuRa
ale 9atiopen Inn 8%eiteuern our liz
teritiiBun3 oer ruFiideu Repolutioz
marx O eriudt.
5u gon2on lit 9aop gur5on 0on
GeD0stitnne Gemd6iin res friieren
&icet0niQs oon Snoien un6 5odter
bee 0erItDr6enen MuItimiQionars 8.
8. Better DON Gbioago, 9sitorben.
-S1.250g000 S6dcen ri6tete
6euer i'm ShnapsIagepbauie DON gas.
Uation & 50. in 3unote. S9ottlanO,
an.
Sn 8uBlan0 tit bic ariIis iebt
t6atidd.i6 eiugetreteu.
Tls Parliament 1T burb gBarenz
uods %auFgelof uro ser 3uIammentritt
BEG neu gu erp19tenoeu ouf ben 5.
uidr3 1907 Rit3eIebt Uor6en.
SIN gdn5en QdnOe berriht barob
gepdlttse Quire9ung, Die Dus Shlimnz
tie befirften ldBt.
Sin Rumpfparldment trat in
Nlborg, 6innlano, 5ulammeu urO
eriieB, e6e IS pom Gouperneur uufqe=
l0it pur0e, eine dufrii6rertii6e 4ore7e
an bas 8olf.
Sie ertldrt bic Re9ieruuQ berdnts
mortli6 fir bic 8~sr30lerurg in Der
Grlteigun8 ser ar9rarii6en 6rnJt uno
foroert sur 8erpeigeruag Der Steuern
un6 hes giititdrbienites duf.
Sin erHeutes S6rgdeusreTimeut
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-29

8. gee9isr fir JiItrirtslnmalt un0 d.
.. 6. 5lirter fir Coroner. Dds 1idet
gift fiji Gin Gusgs5ei6Betes.
Der siHgeidibts Stsuerptrtb beg
Gigsnt3ums in 5i2iistu Staot Dir6 in
oisiem 5a6r I'm dber 100000 ers
ho5t peroen. Gin5elats @igtut6um
i'm Geiddits0iTtrict pirO 20 Bis 30
Brooeni b6ber ein8eIddbt psr5en.
Uftt Dem QbiaB ietnes i6ptren
SdH6s Eat i'm gouutpirrenbauie Der
q Sabre ate 5rrIinnise 4Ibert Ritr=
Jon ieinen 81 Sabre alten geioeus9e=
fdtrten 50bn Qaoith toot9eihtagsn.
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Hart, Bah er it'd odrii6er freue.
~ Der A Sabre ulte U}ar u. Gbr@
5ar1t. Elm Uldl3sr in Der &liuiert=
9rouerei, bate lid aus eiuen Doctor
6uh ooer aug elmer 3eitung Elm Rtctpt
aesen eiHen 8dHbnurm abgei6piebsn,
Is bon einem Qpot6eter 3uiammeRite.z
fen tlHen uno truut DdnR raft Gin pol
les 8Ias Ter Wlirtur. aaum 6dtte er
tie je0od getrunten, dls er at 6ooeu
fiet uuo mter grObeu 5hmer3en per-
ihid2. Der 6sr5ei9erufene 2tr3t tonnte
muir me6r ieinen Tod c~onitdtiren.
Re6en ben 8d6n9eteiien in Der
gdEe BON aenoI6d, pObjn er einenQus=
fIug semadt bate, tour0e S. Strumz
eau oon bier ihpsr oeyleBt auf9efurs
zen. Wan niuBnt an, o9B er ooH Ell
mem 3u9s 9etroffeu purce.
In 0er 1d3riE Der Gdie 51rei6=
ina Wdfine 50. pur.a ter Is Sabre
aIte 6uanl 8ole3al pom @etrie6e elmer
Waihine trfaBi uno nafs3u qetopft.
Gr purpe fflimm 3ltgeriftet, e5e man
ibm 5ilie 1riH9en tonute.
BON Der ct. Sobann b. g|ep.
Stride aus purpe am Dinstal b. 20.
cer I'M otter ron "a Sd6ren ~DerItorbere
Soi glustp sur eBten Ru6e beitattet.
Der ihredlih Ueritimmelte Geld
nam eines u%n6etannteR etpd IS Sabre
alien. dnitginero Dem @r5etteritlnos
a~uae60renoeH Mlnres, na6rihainiit
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murce am 1justd9 mor3en uHpeid6r
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ben nab gu ihiitBeH haB BEL Uauu
ron eincm Qutomo6ii i6srf16ren uno
ungtfdbr rs sur melt qeitltift puroe.
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1epeien }u iein, puro& 5opt. Um. 2.
Qepi8 8rdIt0ent oer mitheu Wotor
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ihdftsmam oieier Stapt, bei6uloilt,
mlBte a6er Ipieoer freigelaFen peroeH.
oa teine 8enfie geseu ibH erbrdht
neroen tpuuteR.
Die beige Gt. Qatridg .ges
meinot, trifft 9pr6eTeitunQen far cine
5eier ibres @oIosneu Su6flduns am 2.
September.
@eor5e Z. Wae9erum Gi5ent6ii.
mer oes 0otet Rlcine. lift infol8e zines
6er3idl195 pi0Bli6 geitorben
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-29
Yamp an

so 2Jtsr. 30 aeadrt. AeH nit iducyeu
9ol'tel aio. (pemtot. 8trb Ai5, 8otbs
ft1en gtaplt, Bass 8aiteymtl. / Nteile
pen 1dJenti5lG @afbu, Etaning 50ttcru.
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8ttben mo 3 SbIltu. q UAuuten pom
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-29

Qqenten oieTs8 8Iattes peroen
iberau oa geiudt, no nod teiHe ans
9eitsIt in6. Wir qebsu tbdtigen
dgsuten bic ginTigfen 8ebingungen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-29
@rubnfiiuuslnarfte

gpbneu. 81 $~f,5o-t55 per @u. fir aus,
e~epdblte bau6foyiierte Stances; nittelm3Btee,
So. Sf,45-1. 50f aeiiehte uss3eludbar. $3.50
l4Qi aetoobiai5be SLeo; Einia p9t 100 8inno.
8ieueumah. 3la8 Gihtiai bttua. ~ ~
SOC. oBuIcI. 25-27c Der @iuNo bis 5u 30c-
@nhi1t5enHIeal, 6nnoegt 4fauo. $3.50 -
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$50; &1lene eetobl 5Q-55e
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1880 Rlee mo QeWil3tcH s.b0-q.5G; ars
tes bis auSaepd9lte5 llpIaro 9oHils uub
Sopo. slfe0-t1b0. 20 I $Ioo0-tQ.50;
10 ri 2 S 49, 81 & o5 1i3ss x 4sairte $3.50
etrob. ssoaaen per 90une ar BEN Ge.
lsifs. ~ ~s6.o9-625 Datee Do. ~s+.51-500;
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30. 2 30, i2-i2&c ne ! atlTs trimrHeo
au 1tA-11 &s; Ao DO. to1 -f0&c:
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9ogisn. Gem @orier, Der @faRo. 10-i7c.
conia = Esner. @abs7. aassepdblter Bis
fsHeb. in 1sBiuBofS e~fitaugrf per 4Funh nei.
Ser f4-f5r; oRriler. l2-fac; aneaelaHCatr
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tsrt1ts 81 z0l1 z5; sett asr 61b paH 20
gspcaru. eanosri Eftao an aslBsn.
81 sol 2a. rct5dlt ST I5-2 %.
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ava |HEA A@
9isisS Gast $3.50: sos $3.50; 6arb.
aneytfaat = gast $500; Ga8 "a sooo.
eeisttns nrets5i aat ssr Ra8s son
1929 etc @auc1e ~ 'vtse Settlers 1,rs.
Eaia. - 4gimd BE I {uitA 8fura. 5-6Lc.
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ertne s%pisbdu. = eier ee8oaene. Der gHHs
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10-t6t; iletuere bis sc. ~
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@aGen 50-52e; aefiHae 45e; bieiee, On, sH
JiaoisSArn. 6ier aesoaens Der RubenSl
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shnsib,bn6usu. @oasCobnen. sainots.
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US 5%gcrunier ~ g; taueb. in i'9nibebaifteH.
eaaiattaitdL1g5, ganta 9uinoIs. ois sufbeI.
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55e; l~enneliee, cute. .55c; aerinee bis 25e.
&etee Nhbvn. r Ster pe8oaene. per 9ufbeTl
maTTlrsgs. @isconBn 2useub.enHSsl
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Rob S30Q-325; 9ude6. 80. $500; genol
mt Sc % 5; garlb paireB. S2.50-27 Is;
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9]aalitdt $ loo 80: i @uibsI a5rbs. L mad
EHaaas au5anf8e. per crate 2.oo-2.75t
G}ptf1ds 81 5000.
Mpgiioieu. fs8crbsGrate. So 76-3.0o.
Sananea, st75-2o0: straisbts. $780,
gtraen. = Rores I qu.. gartIetts. s2.75
0ot Here 3aterbtrnen, 16sGuart'aifte 81
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2atteln, 8er 9unbert sauopi. ~ SCI
gslasn. California. 1o.atuuO.Garton "a
@aois glams. = Ser aifte bon "a Quarts.
@fape 5rutt. California. s375-42s.
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aItten 81 25-25 90 rpfibe. S1.5o-1.6 go: faure,
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ST Ea-i 10: 1raaf66. s2.f5-225.
g1anmrn. California graies. a5r6e.
Eranbsn. California 1bomtfon. 1885,
200; @dlaQa Der Geo. 5000 90.
&~aIfrmsioHrH. - S.orioa. 81 $2o.Oo-so.od
mslausn. SENS: California. Grates AL
500 : Ronh crates. S2.50-275 ala.
tgurls. &. 50-f 75.
8'trautn. California ssr cine. 3. -
800; @1eHiua Der 9ite s5.oo-5.5o.
geeren.
gTombstrsu. = Frabe - Euart sifen.l
1naemelne 9sridufe. $f.1c-lf5: ~aertnae,
ne1he. 15-s5c.
Elanbegreu. = GiscoHIiu. a5rbe, e5-T5c:l
t6.Guarl+aifteH Sf40-f60.
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ftett. flciHe Sf.15-125; faHcn. grrEe. 81 25-i
i49t Rert1ae beruHier his gu b0e
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ten. ST O9-t10.
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filtru Sf00-ff0: SHbinH1. 16sCf sgIlfeT1
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.p0dult1c. 75-90c.
g2aHe -
m aoslu California per BfS. f2H- Is
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-29

i'm gan3ea Qanoe pirO befir6tet.
ct. Petersburg un0 elm GROCER
56eil oes Governments aiep ltuo urs
ter &rie9sgeri4t geitelt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-29
Jl arktbtrt1t {.
@ctretOe nrlO gle5L.
WllTmanFr.r wlerrt.

&eiscH. - 1srmtne fparen Irdftig. gepfems
bet 1biob 46Ast. December zoe: Diat s2Ac.-
4tgbe1 9et BIZ 5ar8 Autubr uEueTduoert. ltms
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Watts &erniile mnreu fait. 1uIi fhloB
$685.. September 33% &; 0lni 36lr. @ruben
bel 20 Gat5 Aafubr bober. llmfd6e; Qo. g.
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] Gut 35C.
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idRe ylQ 3 lpeiBet 8 Gdrs SOC; 8 Do.
364c: 2 oe $3.50. 4 DO, 35cs / be. 34Ac;
80 3-3 Gdys 383c.
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g7atti: perlaust

sum sia8tet. iar Stagarbet uuo
af 1ii.ai. 9.ltiufeaatu I'M 81. So.
tss.3 gog,tlt uHo eatnoa Sit.
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NlamoA.

uoa wcr1eH uou MIR gffauft mo ptrs
.ou#- 5ppu}l.cH HBo StmHWn uou Einnog
ca @9tct Iat. S|cleautgsa u5tc maH
df ei4lam Coeabgttt. SIS IS SiTage
g.aAaa.e,. SJ,splou 3tn 500.
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Ul:IDnfts grObnEteupgeEIe
9Ieiia unb @cflaoeI.

shwetut. - &ei6IaAiete -glu3aehlbte Icihte
6-6sc. inmere gSarc. 5-b1sc
9ammtr. - Sllbia6rs : Q6mmer nit Tru,
per 8iuH6. uusQeiuhte bis faHcO. 3 - zoe.
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6-63c: 76-GO BTb-. T-7Ic: 90-1fO RfiRb.
74-sc; $3.50 9inno. maeer uuo leiat.
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little: cite 6dbue Il; Sortnaers. ie Hud
@rtBc $50. 13-t4c: @uteu. 10-11c; aars
petbe. TIC: innga 6ufen it-i2e Sayica8
plumue S0rte. 13-f4e: aeringcre mo maoere.
t0-f1e; Gdufe. tcr EuteHo. ihlpere nit Ses
bern St000-f200s %. Der ZuBeH5 flfinere
uu0 derurite SO 00--s.00.
@tinin6tefes @sflhau. r. SurFeh8. fanen. Is
Poe: alie TOMS. 1sc. 6ibuer. foHcn. 10
lac: gerirqere. i2-124c, allie S6hue Qc.
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fnlatffete. be-. 65-75c; iu1ge Iaubeff. aes
fhlahtete Der EueeHo. istie sf.75; nlngcre gu
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-07-29
Ginaniberiat.
Wliimnnlre meIhmnrfl

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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-01-25
cASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Kind You Have Always Bought
F ts,., , .e::,Gh2zM
The Call Of Mother.

Du are tired tonight. You ex-
p this morning to have an easy
but YOU nave answered to the
q mother until the sun is set,
Pt- departing glory almost makes
PONG for the beyond. Now there
he children to be put TO bed.
/ limited circumstances may not
|lt you to have "A nurse, but re-
Per you can not keep them with
ons and your patient services
T. richly rewarded. Go loving
fraycrfully; you know not when
last time may come. Death
dN deeply, even if we have been
t. our friends. Comb the col
angle carefully, smoothe the
and straighten the little dream
aud laying your cheek close by
title darlings listen to "Now
me, and then wait patiently
ruby lips to slowly ask God
ne some wished for toy. Kiss
goodnight. In short lock
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-01-25
In Memoriam.

| knew the Hon. r. Everett But
Ter we'll and knew him to be a cour
teou- christian gentleman. ofci
these lines to his Memory:
Death always strikes shining crest.
Uucrrlng in it, aim,
And in yielding it, claim
The mortal takes immortal rest
A score and ten brief years less one,
Measured the span Of life
Ended ere scarce begun the strife,
And Vet in golden words II, writ,
"well done
The first Of thoughts began thy tomb
Nor silent, pulsele,, shaft
That itches virtue IN marble aft
cong have come the shadows of
gloom.
Come walk with me, said Fame.
Aud with the guidance of my
hand
Stamp upon thy native land
DO granite of a righteous name.
Noble the structure of the youth,
And noble the very life plan
Of right with man aud man.
And the dearest of earth the truth.
Faded a. fade the stars when day
Flood, them with too portcntious
light,
Tho faded they shine on a. bright
Where stars nor life loscth never
ray.
W. HUGu WATSON.
Jan ~, 1906.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-01-25
The Grip.

before We can sympathize with
crs, we must have suffered our
b No one can realize the suf-
~ attendant upon an attack Of
erip, unless he ha, the actual ex-
fnce There j, probably no dis
i that causes so much physical and
b. agony or which 50 success
\ dcfcs medical aid. All danger
the grip, however may be av-
by the prompt use of Chamber
d Cough Remedy Among the
Of thousands who have used this
Div, not one ease has ever been
}rted that has resulted in pneu-
a or that has not recovered. For
Hoy Woods 4 Orme, the leading
store
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-01-25

the door of the day gently and leave
the child heart-happy, Let none of
the shadows that come with uper
years slant across the youthful TIRES
hold of the soul The weary foot
that rocks the cradle may be lulling
a future president or governor; rock
on, fond mother, sing your lullaby.
God has his use for the frail humani-
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-01-25
Who Says Weaker Sex?

South Bend, Ind, Jan. Is Mrs,
Soules, who recently became moth
er, and who was afterward accident
ally shot and had her leg amputated,
is recovering The doctors are as
tonished.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-01-25

ty that smiles in its infant dreaming.
Never let discomfort enter your hap
py home. Keep a cheerful tone and
a helpful hand and answer the call
of mother.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-01-25
Bi-County Fair.

The committees of the two counties
having the matter of bi-county fair
under advisement, are called to meet
at Salem, Ky. on Thursday, Jan. 25,
at which time it must be decided
whether a bi-county fair will be held
or not and the time and place of hold
ing same, and it is urgent that each
committeeman be present as matters
of great importance will come before
them. j FRANK CoNGER, Chrmn. g,
Crittenden county;
j. K. FARRIs, Chat man.
Livingston county.
GAS ToRIA.
Bear. the 1Ihs Kind You Have kwars Baught
' s.; ''' ZH 4 K ''''''
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-01-25
Carried TO Surplus Fund
STATE OF KENTUCKY. }

Charles smith Cashier of The Peoples Bank Bank located and do
the Dycusburg said county being duly
foregoing report all respects
the said Bank the close of business the Both day December
1903 the best his knowledge and belief and further that the bus
said Bank has been transacted the location named and
where that the above report made compliance with official
received from the Secretary of State designating the last day of Decem
Der 1908 the day which such report shall be made
Subscribed and before by Charles Smith the 9th day
January 1906 j. p. Brssey Notary Public
My Commission expires Aug 80 1905
Charles smith Cashier. 7. X. Cooksey, Director.
II. h Bennett. Director j. = Brissey, Director
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-01-25
Has Stood the Test Is Years.

The old, original Groves Tastless
Chill Tonic. You know what you
are taking. 1t is iron aud quinine
N aNtastless form No cure, No pay.
soc.