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New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
THE GRAND HOTEL,

CATsKILL MOUNTAINS. y. Y.
Opens June 2sth. Through Coach and Drawing Room
ear service .r0m New York Altitude 1900 feet
passenger elevator all doors. Unexcehed cuisine
Rooms suite with private baths Colt
Booklet Apply Alfred Eiiiott Manayer Hiess Bias'
y. T. Broadway .Sth 81. tctevatDr 18th 81.
Telephone 474s Mad until June 2Ttn
after thar date address The Grand Hotel Company Asa-
r. o.. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
RED SWAN INN,

WAKWICk, OkANGE Co, n y,
Opens 18th; only 66 from the city quiet.
fined houeike electric lights steam heat private baths
garden. excellent table; GOLF
COURSE. beautiful drives; delightful climate Address
Tor booklet, c. NJ BARTLETT.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08
Summer Resorts.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK..
The place spend your summer vacation - IN Wv
historic picturesque and hsalthful
CATSKILL FOUNTAINS.
Over 1000 hotels and houses In tn's oshsN
fu region with its private parks and cottage me-
THE ULSTER s. DELAWARE x. x.
lnaugurate its complete summer sehedls i'' ~
OF 1906 Sunday. June 1Tth
The Ri2 Van Wrinkle Flyer leaving New forE oaiy
except Sunday VIA West Railroad. I'D ST. at
O'Clock p NJ Franklin st. Is earlier. VIII make
trip of May IS
ssrd cants nostaes for Illustrated Book with
map OF CatsNiIls ami list of Eotcis and pcrs "uSs
y. y. SIMS.
Gen Passenger Agt.. Kingston. n T.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08

The best place 10 spend your summer VACATION
historic. picturesque and healthful
New-York tribune., 1906-06-08

Anderson Ella NJ. Chives Harriet III. Grimm.
Marjory Z. Hill Flora A. J9ynsr. Muriel "a JOY
Macksy. Jennie NJ Mcdaniel. Bertha A Sams and
0AgtUado n Weloh
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON I, SECOND QUARTER, INTER
NATIONAL SERIES, APRIL I.

Text of the Lesson, Matt. VII, 1920.
Memory Verses, -, 25-GOIden Text,
jas. !, 22-Commentnry Prepared by
Rev. ID. VI. stearns.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30
EeCps ChamhGr!a!n's In His House.

We would not be- without Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t Is kept on
hand Icontinually in our home. " says
W ". Kearnry. editor Of the lndc.
pendent. Lowry City, Mo. That ir
Just what every family should do
when kept at hand ready for instant
use. cold may be checked at the out.
set and cured in much less time than
after Il has become settled in the sys'
TEN. THIS remedy Is also without y
peer for Group in children, and vii
prevent the attack when given as soon
as the child becomes hoarsc, or ever
after the croupy cough appears. which
can only he done. when the remedy Is
kept at hand. For sale BY Haynes 4
Taylor.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30

The aged farrow COW rs n Gamer by
prodcstnntion. but sometimes fails 10
work ont her destiny. and lot OF
kindly disposed persons In the commu
nifty are innoccnuy compelled 10 eat
her up a. prime beef II does not seem
10 bad when a chicago picnic part
works her NO with beer and prctzels
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30

There "a said 10 be- nm Improvement
IA the type of tramps that traverse
the country compared with few
years ago M the same, they are best
pissed on. FOR even the best Of them
are parasites pure and simple
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30

sutl.tIcun Hyde Of the agricultural
department who went 90 England as
soon hs be- rcsIgncd. was cabIcd 70 re-.
turn aud give evidence In The cases ~
GRAFT developed m connection with his
department Il Is not improper 20 r..
mark in ibis connection that when be
returns Secretary Wilson VIII get the
tale with the Hyde
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30

4 f,t of uo small Importance 10
western Canada. guessed ri last year
aud confirmed Loo nn unmi~tnknble
manner th.. year is that ln the prov
lnce ~ Alberta at least. and probably
covering o. much larger ARA winter
wheat can h. raised with remarkable
succc-- This will insure the perfect
maturing ~ o. crop which soWn ia the
spring sometimes has 90 n can do 10
got rrr before frost
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30

We hl,s %, paticn,, with these dis
eus..Hus involving strife between The
farmer aud flr merchant There =
90 reason on earth why there should
not De- thr utmost harmony between
these two The man who says That
he nrmsr does 900 ihc work aud the
merchant b,r, by beating h,w g; every
turn. Ike % man Who style, I'll farm
er. 'lluu.s should hr shut up short
The srrbir.t guol aud musl pheasant
relation. u. ur.sr FROM i friendly 60.
operation ul tHr man within The cor
pornu1n rmit- u,ri a.- brother ~..'h
OUT
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30

Tie business ~ farming is Ike any
other pr.ur1tI1u iu The srus" that u
o. just sluut what our choose, Co make
H. Iust because a man Is engaged 100
uilns the sUl lui raising cattle AMI
hrr. doesn't b., ans means require that
D. .hpuI Ut, lkr a barbarian We
have s.yu mrn running retail sinrc-
aud pu,u,ug professions who were
Inclined a. the unruuth leo their habit.
of NE The man largely makc- his
huslurs. n Dc ,s slu,ruIy and dirty
by nature he vIll show it ln his ,oca
ton The time BE- not far distant In
fact. l. present to -nmc extent today
when the art of agriculture i to rnnl
high ln tho llsi Of the worlds 0ccupa
tious
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PlrAL RELICS.
90 ~ sees In = Greet
IL Istatlishmsnt

f 60 ~ sees In = Grest
D. Istabiishm"nt
h .ru mHGur thc clIc ~
The 100000 ~ 0CDOo
"A 700 London n some all
rr holds To- bis minds
stun OF fIr vast work
hospital since lts fpunia
autl sea bubble Ike many
1nalI catastrophe ruined
lIuua but o. enabled
j uhn .rll his Investments
j 90 ile great advantage Of
vU| MS himself Co
,fu'ru which tolr bis
rture 90 health clown o.
&imr over Gunuu human
d mluy cuf1sItIrv rthiuIts
1uu. museum OF Guys u q
uf ..riIH|ui bearing the
ID uu, ulr pDskvikulvrs
Swallowed hy an American
uamr uas John Cummings
j idm.iiult Co. uIr hospital LOO
/huail uula containing also
~, % Do" grluis.i cuuy.
n particulars of this remark
nul 70 maY be- pcfusoi BY
tI..u t1 GUYS
ID Chat cummings during q
- plI'sH-e'i thr fclts N 4
D. UHi made H rriru-, -
! U.s Euvuugv u by Dis
ulrt the sailor actually
900 Uleuoi p,ekcikufr N
D It of Tie runlur lvel
Hir pn hrput Give oiH,r
y uf ,.gIf Zoo thr same vl~
. time hr hal. Ia the rpurss
1htru luuts shown suihcirul
D. enlarge Dis Internal ar
ruty uIur additional kul,cs
! hIs fpnllshurs, hllbuurh.
\ hospital anil subsequently
e pntmurtem eHamlnatiui
ihn th.ri1 eve kultcs wrr'
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|lirpsf.ug frl.rs afro rthlhItU
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,iwl uis return from th0
J plm 10 ,ortrrt their imprr'
y by {, another lnicrvstul
glass Ease containing "a mum
|lHt 1rvar 10 BE- illuminate,
Ibr rrcvsumc nature "a
Hl. grows upon the visiio
learn that ihry are simpl
uf aiiusd human skp pr
} plr.is The inscription uIsu
les one 60 tracr The uvupl
character u the uufortuuat
m whom u was taken uu
DUryi ,allor. a native ~ AZ
HriNrl,c square Inches ~ D.
wtu,i an artistic represent.
ihU must brilliant plumne,'
Ru loo the tropics
Wiumi,al wax mU,lrls I'd
Ur Quest In the world ca
extremely valuable che Do
.ibuIiIrs having refused n
iawu udrryi for u by a 70
20 vyIcbrIy u l. an nI
fsi m,.l,l n ihe upper q
~ tlr l-riy showing e,cr
1000 vein. nerve aui urirf
Hi ruVUr. q clever Gee
t,Ws fully two years
uf with b.m iu iNjp also 10,
ut ihr prccss by Whlch u
. construction " the hum.
wUwiuccl IN wax with ~.
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30
The Crittenden Record
You VIII Prosper
i'm the


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This very condition. which is rapidly
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There are more and better opportuni-
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30

Where one plants the smallest pota.
toes OF the previous years crop he soon
finds himself strictly In small 20
tnt0 business.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30
wv Is
Heart?

sc weak, too slow,
1oes It skip a beatl
bavc shortness OF
or hungry spells,
1tthering or choking
Ration, nuttering,
"a the heart, in side
- or hurt when
"a side?
hyc any OF these
hour heart is weak
NJ, and cannot get
.ut assistance.
|1es Heart Cure
ID weak hearts, and
fails TO cure heart
In it, and see how
will find relief.
l.bnrv lot. 1902 | took
"a 4knoas ard drORay,
ff,w worse ! was told
ihysicinu that my ease
"A Aiy nolrhbufa ana fam
me no 20 die Ny
were rwollsn a. one.
finn normal size, and
NJ frd around my heart
r.r months ! had 90 nlt
III a Co tr0u from Hmuth
"a Or hyr BOTTLES ~ Hr
Hfr. and ~ the time !
II u ull I WIS entirely
Il I-.ftrr than I have for
4 aud / am able 10 DO
Np0fk on my farm Ny
Mirian told me that II II
b. Dr. NIIr Heart Cure
in my rrstr
n CrUp. Wumpfc. Ky.
A Heart Cure IL sold BY
Il ~Ho viii guarantee that
Ia viii benefit N u falla
ID your money
heal Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30

Jus af coo, time uf th' lrar mal
b.. ,ru or, interesting event ~ tn
sathrt.ue u. 90" swallows pr Varator'
b. mI.iaius iD ihr south ~ one WIT
watch d. will srr these Nrls. which
have u,.ir,i loo tfr uuTih gradually ~
srmiI.s H Irs nreka frequently
uiuHiuI g. iuus lur 'f ir'rs1pu
rr ..FII.,u U.u. usiug h Tow W'
ryui. uuI it,u u,ug oni on a short
cIruUur, H.cbt ami returning o. ihc,r
plph Uls will ~ Kept up tor two
W. ilr- Ji1s with a gu'at dcal W
,haiirIIua and n,isr zach 0Ighi being
wsirr in it, radius uud the numbers
nf trls continually Increasing Final
/, .unr morning. usually about AUG
s,i she dii " migration ARRIVES AMI.
gathered nnrr mir' ne the obi vnlc1
vote. the, whrrl into the nlr. make
nur or tNn short cirrlrs AMI then dart
,yr =, the south Ike n fash. 10 b. gone
until next May How fnr do they 90
These same birds inside " twenty
FOUR hours will h. found IN louisiana
AMI the Central American states, the
sp,,,l made IN the southern passage
l.,lnr estimated Ut 10 miles per hour
We have four or ave varieties ~ th'
hlrrndra which bred IN the north and
stay with us frum May until August
amnnr which are the house martin
the harm swallow aud the sand swal
Low. an % which have the same nj
srutory habits
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-30

Thrtr brp thrrr things connected
With our msieru development which
ur cannot we'll dr without and which
leave uFl, .,ar, lu their trail These
arr Stone uus0lcs brirkyard- aud
cnaI mines. ,iyb ~ which mu,ils,cs
the appearance " the country lu a
bad way Tho quarry bvynusc heutrd
usually m some bIun. i less objection
able than are the othcrs The brick
yurl. usually hat,d adjacent to some
town or ,Ity. bvpmcs the worst Kind
N no c,vsor with IT, excavations.
while ,uii mines leave mountains Of
rulm. ash,s aud debris that arr wei
nigh Impossible 10 remove While ma
turr will always make q desperate n
fpit tu r,,lvrm aud brauilfy such work
a. this shr unds II hari work I,
handle this proposition. aud th"y vii
remain scar. aud muillniiuus upnt
the ffrs ~ the landscape fur on time
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"YoU ARE FRIENDS

Of mine, /" whites Mrs. :. L. Jones, o.
Gallaun, Tenn;
"Fof since taking Cafdui have
gained IS lbs. and am IN better health
than for The past Q years. ! tell my
husband that Cafiui Is worth is
weight In goA 10 all suffering hdicS."
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WRITE US A LETTER

freely ani frankly. IN s,risieSt eonhi-
snoe, telling US all your symptoms ani
troubles. We will send free advice
(in plain sealed envelope, how 10
cure them. Address: ladies' Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Mej'1ne Co. f,
Cha,tanooga, Tenn.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-20
AMERICA LOOKS GOOD
FRENCH TO INVEST THOUSANDS IN
THIS COUNTRY.
Wabash Bonds Offered Following Success
Ct Pennsylvania Paper-Propcsed
Income Tax Is incentive.

PARIS, July 16.-Following the sue
cess of the Pennsylvania railroad loan.
the bank of Dupont and Furland today
issued a circular to French investors OF
fering SG,1SO.OO0 of Wabash ~ per
cent bonds. These are known as equip
ment bonds, the entire issue OF which
will be taken up by Lee, Hlgglnson "
Co. of Boston, who are now offered them
through the bank of Dupont and Eur
land.
Inc circular sets forth the strength OF
the Wabash road as being the part OF
the Gould system, linking Buffalo. Fits
burg, Chicago, st. Louis and Kansas
City. \ letter of President Delano ac-
companying the bonds. states that the
proceeds VIII be used to purchase eighty
locomotives, 1000 fifty-ton freight cars
and 1000 fortyton freight ears dellvera-
bic before December next, permitting a
considerable augmentation OF the road 5
traffic.
The indications are that the bonds will
find ready market owing to the desire
of the French TO withdraw from their
precarlouS Russian investments. The
governments proposal for an income tax
IS also inducing French investors TO seek
opportunity to place money abroad.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-20
GRAFT QUAKE IN
SAN FRANCISCO.
Mayor Schmitz Accused by Police Com
missioner of Levying Tribute
on Vice

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July III
Mayor Schmitz has been dragged into
the worst mess of his career by charges
by Police Commissioner Reagan, who
was removed from office Friday.
Reagan charges the mayor with fore
Ing saloon keepers, restaurants and re-
sorts to pay for police protection and i'm
munity. He declared also the mayor
permitted resorts DESTROYED by the fire
to spring up again i'll the unburned resi-
Dental section, and cites the case of one
woman who paid 5000 for the privilege
OF dispensing wine while the sale or
giving away of liquor was prohibited.
Many of keagan's charges are cor
roborated by Harry w. Hutton, former
police commissioner, who makes other
ugly charges against Mayor Schmitz
Hutton says:
1T was limited to me on several occa-
sions that | could make 4 good deal of
money. | was told | could get S11OO a
month for quitting my campaign against
slot machines. | was also told that |
could get $1,000 a month for stopping
my agitation against Chinatown gam
blers. But [ put both out of business
before | quit the board
The trouble between Reagan and the
mayor began when Mayor Schmitz at
tempted TO retain Chief of Police Witt
man in office, following a sensational ex-
pose OF police corruption i'll Chinatown.
Many of Schmitzs personal friends
said that if the mayor could have seen
Reagan's charges Wednesday night he
would have made up all the difficulties
and retained him in office.
W. ii. Leahy. formerly manager of the
Uivoli opera house, has been rendered the
office OF president of the police commits
sion by Mayor .Schmitz and accepted.
Bishop William +. Nichols of the
Episcopal church says that the site of
the Croker mansion on Mob Hill will
be given TO the diocese of Califo MIA for
the building of palatial cathedral.
A corporation of the members of the
finance committee. with Coy Pardee
and Mayor Schmitz, having $3.50, 900
of the relief fund, will Immediately pro
coed to erect permanent houses for the
shelter of the city'S homeless
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-20
INNOCENT DIES
FOR GEN. TREPOFF
Assassination of Gen Kozlov at St
Petersburg Musical Was
a Mistake.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 1G.-De-
tails Of the assassination of Gen. Kozlov
Cf the headquarters staff, in the park at
peterhof on Saturday, prove beyond
question that the murderer believed he
was killing Gen. Trepoff.
The tragedy occurred at $40 in the
evening Ill the presence of several thou
sand people who were listening to the
music in the English park, before the
grand chateau, adjoining the park of
Alexander palace. where the imperial
family and Gen. Trepoff reside.
Photograph Was Used.
\ young man, dressed like a workman,
seeing Gen. kozlov, who resembles Gen.
Trepoff, gazed long and earnestly at the
generals face and then took q photo
graph from his pocket to compare it
with Kozlov's features, as if to make
sure of his identity. The man then drew
a pistol and fired four shots point blank
at Koziov, who died on the spot. The
assassin started to flee, but Prince An
dromiroff seized him and turned him over
to the police. who thrOnged the park.
The crowd shouted Lynch him. but
the prisoner was conducted safely to pG-
lice headquarters.
When he was searched Trepoffs photo
graph was found III the asSassin's pocket.
He refused to give his name, although he
openly avowe2 that he was Il member of
the social revolutionary organization.
Victim Not Politician
Gen. Kozlov was not involved in poll
tics. He married Il granddaughter Of
the famous field marshal, Count Alex
ander SuYaroff
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-20
B!RNBAUM KILLS SELF.
9oty Found in Hotel Belmont at NeW
York Believed to Be That of Con-
victed Lawyer

NEW YORK, July ia man shot
and killed himself last evening in the
Hotel Belmont and every circumstance
seems to Indicate that he was Jacob NJ
Birnbaum the lawyer whose conviction
Oh the charge Of grand larceny was af-
tirmed Thursday. Lying on Il table in
the room was Il note which read:
Telephone 400 Orchard and notify DR.. b
Topper to tell A. Birnbaum. In my coat are
two letters to them. Herewith is 50 10 pay
for the room and telephone charges
This was signed j. NJ. Birnbaum, New
York city.
Jacob NJ. Birnbaum was convicted OF
grand larceny in the second degree JBr@
-. 1904 He was the lawyer for Ha4-
riet Coleman in a suit for DANA ges
against the Metropolitan Street Railway
company. The company paid in settle
ment $1,000. Mrs. Coleman asserts that
Birnbaum never gave her any Of this
nancy.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-20
NEGRO SUSPECTS IN FEAR
Lynching Threatened Five Men Accused
of Killing -Four in North
Carolina

CHARLOTTE, n. c., July 16.-The
five negroes accused of the brutal murder
and attempted incarceration of Isaac
Lyerly, the latter,s wife and their two
children at BARRIERS Junction Saturday
morning, are safely lodged behind The
bars in the Mccklenburg county Jail here,
but fear lynching. \ mob of Rowan
county citizens is said to be forming to
take the negroes and burn them ut the
stake. The jail is guarded by posse of
deputies and state troops may be ordered
here.
The accused were slipped out of the
Rowan county Jail after midnight Satur-
day and brought here just in time to
avert lynching.
One Of the negroes under arrest con
fessed that not only did they intend
destroying all evidence of their crime,
but that they had also planned to assault
the two elder girls who escaped and
afterward burn them.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-20
LETTER SAVED DREYFU0
UNANSWERED MISSIVE SHOWED
FORGERY.
H, Philip Bunau-VarilIa and His Brother,
Owner Of the Matiu, Get the
Credit

PARIS, July 1G.-H. Philip BunaU-
Narilla has given a remarkable story OF
how he first discovered positive proof Of
Dreyfus' innocence and the guilt of Maj.
Count Esterhazy. Dreyfus said during a
recent dinner here that II. Bunau-
EarilIa's chance detection of the counter
felt bordereau was the real cause Of the
triumph Of justice, The latter says:
Brcyfus and l entered the Polytechnic
school ogether in 1878 recall his char
actcriSfic Jewish look, which was unpre-
possessing. But he was a good fellow and
a communicable student. Our ways parted
Oh our graduation, he going into the army
and | becoming i government engineer. We
seldom came together after that, but once.
we chatted about a project for the develop
mcut of the French Congo.
Lacr Dreyful wrote to me for information
for the purpose of writing geographical
study upon French possessions in Africa.
Through oversight the letter remained
unanswered. 1t was some years later that
DrCyfus was convicted. Happening to dine
afterwards with my brother, Maurice, pro
prictOr of the Matin, he spoke Of having 4
Photographic reproduction of the bordcreau.
constituting the only proof upon which
Drcyfus was convicted When my brother
spoke Of it the idea flashed across my mind
that | might compare the document with
something written by Drpyfus. | finally
found the old unanswered letter.
l began Il careful comparison. ! Lt III -
glance gave me the impression that they
were IN the same handwriting, but suddenly
/ observed something which caused me pro
found establishment In Dreyfus letter to
m" the words having Il double ''s' were
written with n long IS" first and a short
s. second, whereas in the bordercau it
was just the reverse 1t was like right
handed man trying to write with his left
hand.
My brother made an Independent com
pariSou Of the bOrdcrcau and the letter and
reached the some conclusion. Maurice i'm
mediatcly announced his determination to
publish the photograph that every one
possessing letters written by Dreyfus would
he able to make comparisons. The appear
ancc of the photograph led NJ. Castro. a
stock broker, to recognize il as being in the
handwriting Of one of his clients, Count
Esterhazy, thus prccipitating Esterhazy 8
trial and the publication of Zola's famous
Il accuse letter 1t permitted Col Pic
quart to break his silence.
All the facts which violently agitated
tn" world for years were simply the results
which would not have occurred If had not
forgotten to answer the letter DreyfuS wrote
to me about the Congo. Once that letter
answered. | would have torn his letter to
pieces, the photograph Of the bOrdereau
would not nave appeared in the Matin, and
Drcyfus would be dead in shame still
confined on DEVILS island.