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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13
Samitae, ocn 10. IonuNr 1906.
Nd)t Scitcn.
Scnat nno ErGiiocnt.

Ger Hutb Der Nlicn I'M Nlmbcato.
pitol lit. UrrulNlcld) IN Ger Wtcbrbclt
rcplblifoniidl nit 0cnl Er0li0clltcn
nid)t rcd)t 5uirieGcu. Ger SCnnt bat
Srn. HooicucIt bulO bier, bol0 "a ct
lpoa am 3UlGc 81 ilidcn. @ouj be
iollbcra lit Is Die O%iplonnniildc Cha
tigfcit bcH ErGii0cutcn. Sic 0cll Scr
rclt i'm Cbcrhnlrlc nldlt Ncf0llt, neil
lie boril circ llcbCrld)rcltlunN lrlllcr
9cfilgrilIc II. cincl Gin1riil III lhrr
Mcd)tc crblidCl1. Gle often NcrrCn,
bic Is nit ocn Rcttcn bcs Mcpr0lcn-
tontcllbnllCa oar nid)t 10 0clldll rel.
men, Dod)Cn ciicrlild)tiN. ooB lbrrr
ia fciltca bon ihrcl Nrd}tcN ollNcto-
itct lucroe. SIC El1nfclcicn bcNoi-
llcil nit Gem Son TominNosNbfunls
men. ona Scr Srnut nid)t bciiGtIgtc.
Sonu fontcn ld)oric @cnlcrturNr11,
Do6 Dem H%rGiiOcuicu oblolntc %cr'ii=
olliN iiber bic filr scr @ouolbol be-
,uiQiaten Willipncn NcNcbcn nor0e1
lei. Cine INTERPRETATIONS. hic Neglc
rililA 5u ciHcr Ncufcrlutg llbcr Ntc
G%ntienbul1 bon ICIc0atcn 5ltr Mo
rotfosGonfcrcu5 III pernllloncn, ut
~oller0inNa obgclchllt lporocll. >Hcbi
obcr bolt oCr Sclot Gin Nrototoll.
hcrpor. oos bon eli M1dltrn oorlIll.
ter olld) Den &crciniNtcn Stnotclt. be.
rcita Dor bier &obrcN untcr6cld)llct
luorctN lit mo 0o5 lid oll1 9SaNltr-
bolltcn bel SbonNDoi bcjlcbt. mo
ilcllnt 0ielcs Erptpioll cIllclt %crtruD.
Gnniit l10t onS FrutOtpII lnltcr SIT
rie0iftipn hC9 Stnutn. NCnl od% Hcd)t
Ger @cltdiiNrnN u0cr Der NcrlucrtlulA
bon TcrirGgcn 5llltcht. SoH 5lulld)cn
ocn M1dtcl unb Chino ob9cldllonc-
III ErntofoQ lit ldIpil cinlgc Sabre
olt, ohnc oob Gin Mnbn onrnod &C
fr0bt bate. Worum ltlll> lcbt Die
Mcd}tS. ulb WtndtirnNc o!l'rplcl?-
Woriul cill lrptpfoll jn rllcnl Ncrs
truac ltcnlprm? Sin @rulr nlo0
Wobl oorin 81 iinOCn lCilL 00b cine
NrpEc gninbl Der Scnutorcm Oil
@obucorporotioncn iutCrcliirt III rn>o
boB ibncn bic Nc0cIrnN Der Gllc''
bnburotcn NcGcl ocn Strld) 1cht,
Ser TrGlibcnt ooNcNcn lit fllr enc
lpld)c HcNclum4, ultO liu Ntprolul
i%untcubnulc miro cin MuiCn1clcb al
lem Nnid}ciu nnd) pnliircn. Ter 81
not lit in Ncn lcbtcil %ohrcn olrd)
icinc &nltrllg mo curd) Ole FroitlNs
.illl0 rcridicbcner MitQliC0cr nld)t
mchr pppl,IGr. Gr iuiiroc onrdl clllc
Nblcbmni4 Der MISUNDERSTANDING
nod, picl r%u,popnlGrCr mcrocn. Sb CT
lid obcr ourdl Giicriilhtclcich mo
N6r1clcicn 1cNcil 0en Eruliocnicn
Hupiloriiut crlpCrbcn miro, III nld)t
muhrldpinlid&. Man iuciH. OoB oen
&crrcn lire ciNcnrl &ntrcl'cn uno
Die Ger @robcorpnrntloncn nchr an
Scr5cn licucn, ais Dem Goltc mint
ld)cllSlpcrtb lit. IoS fam mon ocn
Yr1Iiocnten Mopicuclt nid)t uad)lo'
0Cn. aud, lpenll CT nh mn II clllttnl
nlebr Hcd)tc IN Nniprnd ninlnlt. ais
ibnl Die &erioiinmg W9cItcht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13
MngcliGdirrei.

Gin Nrrr Hid)arb MciNttmon lei.
lict lid i'm montgomery. Alobnnlu,
,gbucriiicr" iolgcnoc SiroOe:
aSicr lit Gtmas, Dos ih go,l5 Be,
lonocrs oilrd) Shrc cinilu6reIdcl;
Spoltcn n,is5uoriidcn Wiilid)c. llont.
lid bob Der Aoroeu. Der Often mn
Der nlittlere Melten ben Sii0cn nm
Gas 5l bcneiocn beginner. mas id,
iiir onS ipertbuplite uno lpidtigiie
Out 0es Siioens bate. ole Grbaltumg
ienes tr1itieen. nnbeugionlcn angel,
i1dHild)en @eiites. mcld)cr Ole IT..
ip.;inglidcn Anlicoler oicics Sbci.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13
Ycfanntmadnngcn


ultimorc. ocn 10. ,&uIllIdr 1905.
Scp1rGic bcrltc9cltc Wltgchotc. lnarilrt oFro
pUldI3 tot Hlllher. "Rrppoluis Tor Snlio "
oIrupufuI3 iDr GObble or Autble Ranilg Stot
he" uno ,Nroien Sinuc." r4irOpoiuls tor vi
triIicn lupi1g 0luue," Hroputnls" Tor Sutrts
ijeo Scpcr Iipe." o@Sropufala Tor glepbnit
Vlods." nEropotul5 ior Nmcriculi korllnno &c
nlcnt." pRropo'n.e iur Guro Clones, eltttcr
Clones ulo STAG Clones" rEropoials Tor sra
mite EupiIg Niudc," ErOpoidl3 for Siocn1lf
nuo Scucr Nrtd." oEropninta it Sbcci N5s
pbCit 9iepdir3 Icr mhulc sin" nGrppotalS ior
ltcaten Flnni am Ircuieb lnui1a Slpd3" tir
hcIt allgclnciltcll GChrulid) I'M ScpGricnclli oc9
Gtnbi. Sn0enicuro wdbrcub bcs 5ubreS 1906
pcroen hieroiWG cinacIorpcrl mo bis 6llnt
y. ,ununr 1906. EormiiiuGs II ubr. inter
0drra T.. Nnnpcr, 9ie1t'icr," in Niilcdt bc9
Gtnnt aiealiirntcra, Hintbbali2, clltae9elt gcnoIt'
men.
Gin bcnlnubigtcr shed in Der soho bca IN
bct SpciiitluiiuuCi unOe0cbCucn &cirugco. &C
iu9cn Gn ole Srorc oc9 WtGlors II. Sinbirutbo
bon baltimore, nlub icocnl 9tIracbut ~bci9cili9t
icili.
5pcSiiiIuiionct mo &lunfos 6ormulGre i6Il
men nui Ncrldn9Ci it bicicut Nilrcat crlult9t
werocn. NuGCbnte lucrhci iHr ieoe strt Der
pbcH gcIldunicn Wiatcridlicn ipc5ifi5iri cntgc0cn
pcIIumlncH. 100 Der Nicier ric1t allc 9cllaitien
AinicriGlicn l%tclcrr fam.
Nna Hcc)t. irpello cilca pocr ale Hllgcbuic
Suriid5npciicu, piyo Dicrntit uorbebnl!cr.
y. Z. Scnoan.
SiaoizS tgcnicltr.
geitdti9t:
g. Glan Simnrna,
lrniioeui Der Guntruits Ncbfroc.
Can't, l5.lj,l6l HIS 0,20,22.23
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13

Gn0lonh, bciicu Erclit
lopicl ilbcr sic 0cltiGcn Grponliouas
Sclilltc 5n inNcn iucib, bot in blcltr
@~ciIchlu1g pic( nlcbr olli 0cnl Serb.
6ol5. &n Den lcbtcn 30 &oGrcn bot
cS lo!NcilOc ncllc @cbictc ycrluorbcn":
H<n Mlicl - Sototro 1876. Nrltild)
NorosNornco 1889. Brunei 1850. 9c-
llloid)iltun 1876 bis 1899. Nirnln
1883. Siffim 1889, oic %odcolucn
1871. bic %%erclnigtcn Wolouiifcn
StootelpiSS7 bis 1896, Gppcrn 1873,
Moibciuni 1898, @nulpnn ISIS. Cos
bcibt, oic &Icinlgtcit bon 36l ,3O1 eng
liihrn Characterization. llllb in Mlritl
@oiutoloub 1881, @ctId)fonulonb
lSSS, Observation-Disclosures Frotcfto-
rot 1891, Sitoirifonild)cs 4Srotcttorot
1891. Uganda 1894 bis 1898. ,}oni!'
bor 1883 bis 1890. Ycrobo 1901, Mi-
crio 1884, Orange Nipcr.&olonic
1900 bis 1902. Mbooclio 1888 bis
1889, Sonlaliloub 1881. SronSpool
1900 bis 1902; 5uiomlcn 2.002 800
clloliid)c Ouoorotnlcilcn. Gle Angn'
BEN linb cnalilfcn @crtcn cllillom.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13
HoWlanb's tiirfiIdc gGbcr.
Ganitable.tYebdnbc, Yutamt gegen. etetS often.
(Iuguft2I-)
Ncinridl ,Grhann Wcinlcin.

IS itnrb Srcitng. o.. -. Samar 1906. DIOR,
0cnS I llbr. Scinridl Subaun @ciglcin, ~9elicbie3
Sobldcn bon i. q. mo MargurctDc Nlnri
@ctgleilt. i'm 5drten stIter Don , %nbrer. Sic Ne
crhi0Iia iiIihet Suuitna, 9iabmiituR9 > ubr.
bonn Sr0lerhalic. 9tr. j2j. Nurnz Slridcr Sir..
aus iluti.
Die Sllimc @oiie&. ADD! 10 iri6
brad tic pes @drlncrs Snuo,
Or brad ic Mot. cr pilun5t tic lur
2Sobl iu Gin bciicrCa Ynno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13
MutGcriuc Muthcrt.

Is iiprb an #. Sulinr 1906 in ibrtr lcps
Ten 9Sobutia. Mt. 1927, gSeit GroBs erase.
antberinc Mlutbcrt, niclgeliebtc @nttiu BON
HoniS Wtibert ltub iinaic 1onicr bon libilipp
llllo Der oeriiorhcncll CLARA 6rib, i'm utter Don
% (nbreIi, Gcripultoie mo ,SrctlbC Der "a
Mile llllo bcr5iih cingeldoef, Der NccrhiGulg
bcijulupbncll. iueInc am snmitag, Den IS. IA
mar, la3 ubr Hudmiitd9S. pom IrHuerhunic
aus mi Der p%sSciiern GenicicCD" iiGtlfinoct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13

%m Trautfurtcr Stu0ts
iuulo bat lid nll1nNlt cine lurd,tborc
Tomilicn= Srngobic crcignct. Ger 81.
icnbohnicfrctGr @cnblonbt hnt leinc
nol,6c sSomilic. icinc ~l2.iGbriNc Nrou.
cine nd,t5cbnioGriNc Iod)tcr. cillclr
iicbichniGbri9cn Spbn iutb iid) irlblt
crid)oiicn. Sic Scid)cll lu9cn III ci.
Fer Hcihc ncbcn cinulbcr, jcbc nit
circr Sdubluunbc in, Ser5cn, Gle
lllialilflid)cn miiiicn lid oui bos
Sd,rcdlidc mohl porbcrcitct bobcn,
ecnu bicS diliie morcn nid)t ourd) oie
&lci0cr. Ionocrn olf bcn bloBcn &0r.
per ob9cfulcrt morocn. Mc,blorbt
hntte purhcr cine &nrtc ult Die Grant-
%iltrtcr Yoli5ci ecihricbelt III Der CT
nlitibcilt. ooB lid, &otcr. Ntllttcr.
5od)tcr nno Sobn inn Sronfiuricr
Stootlualo ali Gem @nif Der Stub
iobrisidunteiic bus 9c6cn gcnpnlnlcn
bitten. NH cinenl Norm, ncben bcn
2cid)cl hing cine 2artc: -8cor9
@cnbluIiot nn0 Tnmilic. Nronftltrt. +"
Nlli Der Hiidieitc Der &orte ltonb:
r&crr. pcraieb ms unicrc Sdltlo."
Too Mtotip Si Der Slot iuar. ooB &c.
ocn WcnoIanbt cine llntcrl,id}inl9
pcgen Eienitpergebens aihnllaig
mar. Gr mar bereits ieines Eienites
e~llthoben. 3os idcint @emiitbS.
franfbeit III Der san5en 0Qa,ilie ber-
porseruien 5u boben, my Oh nnicIi-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13
MuamitG Miloburocr.

IS ilurb ant II. (anuar 1906. nm Ills
Norluiiiu0", in ibrer letien gGuDnln1, NJ.
500. SScit FrutisStrubc. Anguita Niiobur0cr,
0cb. SronnT. i'm gGtcr bon - SGDrcn. Die
(eerhi1uuIg iinoct itutt am Sonutng, bcn IL.
IauInr. nt = llbr giudmitiNG9. %euonnote
mn Sreunoe limo uGtlng2uou cilaclnncll.
GA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13
Tcitdti2t
SRrcau ors Observation-Disclosures.

Nlcit hnrul iutcrciiirtcu I~Serioict miro blcr
nit Aiumrl6t criheilt. bnb Der Sin0i &ll9cs
nlclr. mic Co burd) bcl 9lbihnitt 81 Is. YrtticI
IS. ocs NuItimorcr Siuol Gooer bon 1898.
tStpplcmclitl pcrlalrgt miro. hcn erfl1rc1oeli
Vlnn mo bic Scrtbabi31GNngcp fir oic Ri
bcnirnig. EiIaicrln9. mn ons SBel BON Sol
iclruubitciucn Der Erioat.NllC0 6uifchen gir.
ll0i mo ltr. HOG. SIts2onburos StrnBc. in
hicicm Niirtnli binter!c9t nat.
Ile bnpoil bcrit6rtcil Ecrlu1ct iiitn bercb
iiRi. iInerb0lb 80 Sn1el. nnm Datum oicier
Notii an. I'M Nn'iimOrcr Stnotacriht hurdl
'UrlftIid ciuGcrcidoic Veiiliol bn9cGct III Az
pcIlirclL.
o0rin ~. SupOcr,
RcNiiirntor OCT StGot Nalitnlorc.
CSc&23.30; enn6.l 3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13
HetCr Yudlllcimcr.

IS ilurD am 10. Saiuiar 1906 in icincr Ictitlt
gSpbnIIIi0. Nr. II. 9iorosGnrcDs StruBc. fctcr
gndleimcr in ieinem St. YebcrsiG0rc. ~AcliCbicr
@ntic bon @nnltnb q. 8ufbeimcr. Scrluunoic
uno Sreltuoe inn einacluocn. Der Irnncrfetcc
am Samitna, Sormittugs If llDr. bciiluObncn
NciicGuHg prioatim. 10 (li-3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13
Spflu Settler.

g. tlnrb am II. Snnunr 1906 81 2tcuuri5.
ioiur, IA. I'M stIter pom 66 %0brcll 3cbn Nctt'
Ter. Sic NccrbiaunN finbet an eouu,ag. hcn
IT. Sunuur 1906. INT 1a3 nor Yinhmiitng2,
pnl 9r. 2l3S. GdGsStrnbe. ans iluit. lciicta
SUMO oNi Der o@rccnniDunt GcrctcrO."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13

Scr mcltlidWn ScnliipDGrc beiccltr.
Die Stuutcn norblid) pom ohio mo
bonn Eutnnnc mo oitlid pom WIiiiji'
iippi bobcn oicien @ciit pcrlorcn. Gic
p%croorhcnc SciniihulN mcId)c lie
Ourd) bic Gimpnnocrung ans bent
Nllslonoc crDoltcn bobcll, bot oo3
d)nroftcriltiidc9lngc per-
lpiid)t. ST. StooteuL mic Nuu Dorf,
Ncnmiplpdnio, Ohio, Snoiono ul0
Sllinoi2 bobcn sic Sunncn ltno Slu.
pen, ionic sic Miid)poltcr BON sen
llfcru oc5 M'ittclmecre9 uno ser ali.
gcIncinc 9lbid)altm G%lropa'S Dos a."
6cit8fcl0 bcrort ilbcrldnpcumntt mo
Die S0cC'n unO Mctbooen ser arbc:
terocn &lolicn ocrort bcciniltBt, 0o}
icoca Scr0lucrt cin S6lnd)ticlo mo
jc0c Sd)oor bon Giicnbohrurbritcrl
cine bcftGn0i0c @ciobr fir Wcirb mo
SrOnug lit. &c0cS Wcrfn,ol angcl-
iGdliid)cr Civilization lit ollSQctil9t
Fcrlonlid)c NrCihcit, buS 9icd)t, iric9s
lid lcincr 9clh0fti0lulg n%odBll1ebcn,
Die @elcNenhcit. nnobb0ngig fir iiA
mo leinc Tomilic bcn llntcrGolt 5l
cr%ucrbcn, lc criitircn niNt mcbr. SEP
bcnlcrfc. Dob icbt bier I'M Siiocn, SEN
idl 10 lchr llcbc, cine Mgitotion i'm
@ongc lit, iuciBc Ginmonocrcr digit
5icbcn. Scr Sinnel mo0c pcrhiitcll,
bob Die NNitotion Gbnlid)c Sol9cu
hot, lulc Die, mcldc 0cn &ohlcnicl0crl
Fcnmlplponien'S mo bcll pcridie0e.
men &llollltric'n bon Ohio, Sllinpi3
rulo Tnoiolla 5lln Nllld)e gcrcidcll."
GicIcm GrHllB nod ctpoS j%rlfilgcn2
NcilL CT lit 81 %cinIGltig.
germ ltcin'H 3Citihrit
oGofnnlcitr oca Sojinliannla iii nc.
gen linonjicllcr Sdnuicri0feitcn Gin
Bcgdl0cn.
Srgcn0 Gtmo5 mllB in
Gnglono Hid,t ltInnlcn. Bonn trob Der
Shotind)c. Dab irllcS &nno int %pcriloi
iclicn Sabre bic groBtcn @cldlGitC lett
Icincm Ecitcbcn mod)tc, ricicn Die
Nrnicn ON lolltcitcn nod) &ro0.
CyGbl.)
BIC Nrlncu bottcn chen an oCn gro
6cll @cid)0itrn fcincn Nnthcil.
SIM %rrb0ltnib 5u Scr
cnormcn NcpolfcrunN Gbino'H id)Gbt
man bic 3oDl Der inn Mustard woh.
nrlocn Gbinelcn nllf Suci Nro5cnt,
ulo 5luur inaQeinmmt nuf 7.Gl2,630.
Gnuou lcbcn 2.G0O.0OO Gbilcicu III
Tornlcio. 2.5OO,000 III Sionl. $50.
coo ollf Der Wuloiihcn Nnlbinlcl.
GCO.GG0 olf Ocn Slnooinicln, 27l,-
53I III @ongtonN. 2T3,S29 in gol15
Nn1crifu. 10000 III Nintcrinoicn
$4,000 ulti Sen EbllippincrL, 7l.5GS
oui Mocup, 10000 in Nurnlnb, 30
GOO III Mllitro!icn, 5000 in ulioti.
id)cn MuGIunb, 1000 III &opon nlb
BIB III SprCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13
0puSuu : Harf.

Ter buuptiGhfihitc Sricobuf In baltimore.
9lrcal: $50 Nfcr. - Gimme mo- hrcnocr Gbartrr.
III icocr Scii erreihbot. SIM GcntS SaDrs
aeIo bot ollcit Stabitbcilcn. Strakcnbabus
SSu0Nnuo pnilircn nci SaupieingaiG nlc orcl
Wtiniicn. %SSnrlnca Wnrte5iilller 'ir Solhe,
bic ben Srichbui bci rIlibent 9Seitcr hcilid)en.
Observation-Disclosures 81 iebr nlGBtacn TrciicH,
iilllltIih inter icrtmihrcuocr BlIc0c.
%iircan: yir. 81, IcitsS nrntooa' Strnle.
(NunG-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13
9urrainc.

Molcriit, -- Eurfartig - Srtcolid.
Ncitlid bon HSnlbroof cit mo cine hulbc
Mciit. gcuurt bic nit Eonbniinu bcicihuctc
giurib Nocnuc sGor. Trcie 9Itfden 9tnbmittnaS
an IcrmiunS. Frcifc bon @egrabnihpIitcn icrt
ipciicf. Hcitie NcoitaillQcit. Sctcpbnl 49,
GntnE 223. Nircau: Sraufiin. uuS s%Giubiur.
.RpeoS. Icrlnngt Srrfhire. (miuil,iS.G&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13
&crlammlung =Nnscigen.

Sic 0naDcngcin III, CScicnihait Jon Baltimore.
Sic 80. SuDIC9ueriumInllIl tlIiec! Mpntna,
ben -. Tuuuar 1906. ginfmitiuaa . uDr. III
bcm 0cinI. Gdc Galucrt. Eno @icniant' Strahc,
iiait. 9SuDl Der Siycllorcl iNr bne l%dlIelloe
[aUr. Giuc GroGc Sbeilldhrc III crtpiiHlbt.
Charles j. 0rGcr,
GIl (CfrCiur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13
&irdlid)e Nn5cigcn.

;3iuus Hcmcin0e.
@otlea6icnit I0.Ij &urnl. .ScninHtin SranfIin".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-13

NCrnltcin'& 3Citidriit
vGoflnlclitc bca So5inlianula lit luc.
gen iinoujirlcr Shluicrigteitcn Gin
4Cgull0cll.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-11
The Continued Story
of Current Events

midway between lrma and Salem on
Cofelds prong Of Deer creek near Lib
erty Grove church you will find the
place we are speaking Of.
The farmers around here are about
through planting corn.
Mrs. Minnie Porter was the guest Of
Ms. Minnie Gray Sunday.
Mr. Lenni Quill shipped a load of
cattle Wednesday.
Byron White was in this place Fri
day on business.
Mr.. John Sherer was here Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Mary Gray isvisiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. Champion, of near Lola.
Blooming Rose, you will have to go
way back and sit down for S. S. Sui
lenger and Sam Kinsey have invented
a fish scaler and a fish hook, that the
little fish can Loop the loop on without
danger Of colliding. 1t is believed by
some Of Mr.. Sullenger's close friends
that he will start Willie Gray on the
road selling fish for the purpose Of mo
nopolizlng the Herral- Harris Fish Co.
Sullenger & Kinsey hive moved their
fish trap from the pond down near the
Liberty Grove bridge. Their automat.
ic fish scaler is running night and day.
Superintendent Jesse Porter reports a
large catch Wednesday night HC
says that it will afford him great pleas.
ure to show his many friends the
mechanism Of the trap especially the
working Of the goo-goo eye part.
Clarence Dixon passed through her,
Sunday enroute for Bone Tyner',
sporting a set Of Lagardo burnside,
and enjoying a peaceful smoke Of a
two-cent cigar
Sunday school every Sunday at . r
m. Everybody invited TO attend.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-11
Iron Hill.

The little daughter Of Alfred Canada
ls seriously iilo 90 thi. writing
pr Frank Walker and family. Of
FWmcrsyiIl', visited his father. J VI.
Walker few Gays last week.
The T. Club met a, John Buffers
Saturday might,
Willie Deboe aud family visited rcla.
tiycs in Blakcfcrd Saturday and sun.
day
Milton Walker visited relatives in
Farmervillc Saturday night,
Aunt Catherine Brantlcy. who resides
" h her son.in.law. John Mcconnell.
u this place, Tell Monday morning and
vas seriously injured.
John Butler vitited relatives in the
Tribune neighborhood Sunday.
7. L. Walker and wife went 10 Clay
one day Jas, week.
J. II. Powell. of Tribune. was the
guest Of John Butler Saturday night.
7. +. Walker and sisters went "a
Marion one day last week,
Hamp Fox, who has benin Missouri.
for the past few months, has returned
home.
7. J. Mcconnell and wife. Of Marion,
were In this vicinity Saturday.
Logan Bugg, Of SHADY Grove, attend
ed Sunday school at Sugar Grove Sun.
day.
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Oakland.

Our Sunday school Is progressing
nicely.
whOOping cough has about died gu,
in this neighborhood.
Farmers are about through planting
corn.
We are glad TO behold the face and
grasp the hand Of our dear old friend,
Curtis Hardin, who some months age
while hunting aeeidently discharged
the contents Of ten guage shot gun
In one his feet, but at this writing /.
able 10 walk without his erutches.
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WARD
HILL
LAMON,
III, Friend. Intimate and
Bodysuard

humane temper Of III, friend. who wat
AWAY. found on the side VI the veal
aud tho unfortunate ON the whole
however. the harmony that subsiste,
between them was wonderful Nhcr
ever Lincoln worked Jack 'did biz
loanug aud when Lincoln was ont Of
work hr spent days and weeks together
~ lack. cabin. vh"r" Jacks inlis
wife .old Hannah stuffed him viii
bread aud honey laughed at BIS ugn
rcsT SGD a..llu fUr bis rpnluoss
Ano rapidly grew 90 favor With th'
people boo all Around Sew Salem uuti
nearly ,t,y 'r.y thought quite o.
much ~ lm ss Mr. urutt d.d ll'
was d,,.lri5 tho most popular mai
That over ..,l there llr could do mon,
10 guril r.l' compounds frul aut
kr,p peace among tlr r,.-AlHu gruer
ais than sgy ,ac else. ali thy-g were
N ihr ,.l,, u dui.rs which % nppeau
10 have hrru ihr most agreeable ~
bin o. perform
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$4,000

Reward will be paid to any
person who can find one atom
OF opium, choral, morphine,
cocaine, ether or chloroform
in any form in any OF DR..
Miles Remedies.
This reward is offered because
certain INSCRIPTIONS persons
make false statements about
these remedies. 1t is under
stood that this reward applies
only to goods purchased in the
open market, which have not
been tempered with in any way.
DR.. Miles remedies cure by
their soothing, nourishing,
strengthening and invigorat-
ing effects upon the nervous
system, and not by paralyzing
and weakening the nerves as
would be the case il these drugs
were used.
For this reason DR.. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills are universally
considered the best pain remedy
Il have suffered for 20 years with
severe pains IN my head. heart and
back. and have tried everything I
could get and could not Ind any relief
until I got box 81 DR. Miles Anti
Pain PMS. ! suffered as long as 10
hours at time with such severe
pains that I feared | would lose my
mind The Ant-Pain Pulls gave me
relief in from 10 90 20 minutes. DO
not have 10 use Morphine any mora
l wish you would publish this 20 that
other sufferers may find relief"
l. a. WALKER.
II. 7. n No 6. Salem. Ind
Or. Miles AntI.paln pills are cold by
your druggist. who Will guarantee that
the first package Will benefit. N II
falls he Will return your money
rs doses, IS cents. Never sold In bulk.
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Sisco Chapel.

Everything is moving out nicely in
this vicinity.
Mr.. Roy Sisco. Of Marion. visited his
mother and father Saturday and Sun
day.
Quite a nice crowd OF young people
assembled at Otha NUNS on Saturday
night and mixed and mingled their
voices together in nice singing. Some
good songs were played and sung.
Miss Victoria Sisco was :he guest Of
Miss Beatrice Num- last Saturday
night.
Mr.. Earl Farmer, wife and child Wis
tied Mrs. Farmers mother Sunday.
Mrs. Num- visited Mrs. Lewis Fri.
day.
Miss Eliza Floyd has returned home
from a long visit near Crittenden
Springs.
Miss Ora Conger visited Miss Veto.
ria Sisco Saturday night and Sunday.
Quite a nice crowd gathered at the
church Sunday. but the pastor failed Ia
come.
Farmers are abont done planting
corn IN this section.
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Oak Ridge.

Miss Lula pilout visited Miss Edna
and Tinnie Vinson Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Ebert PiIout and wife and son
visited Marion Phelps and wife Sunday
The quilting az Mrs. Mollic Phelps.
on the first day Of May was enjoyed by
a large crowd.
The Walnut Grove church has pun
chased a new organ.
Messrs. Tonne Tackvell. Jimmie Higgs
and Alvin Duffy were at Enon Sunday
Sydney McNcaley went to Enon
Sunday
Little Isabelle vinson visited Miss
Annabelle Phelps Tuesday.
School closed at Oak Ridge Friday.
Mr.. A. C. Dunn. teacher. Il ocing
a busy time with farmers there vas a
small attendance. The speakers and
speeches were as follows: Miss Edna
Vinson, speech entitled Lecture on
Matrimony This brought a hearty
laugh and | think Miss Vinson ought o.
deliver this at the institute. Tcnnic
Viuccnt's speech, rs Il Anybody
Business II a Girl Has a Beau. vas
spIcni.dly rendered Then came MY
Table" by Lillian Maxwell. My Doll.
by Lucy Maxwell. MY Turkey" by
Ivy Vinson, "OId Fashion" by Alpha
Ninson, and The Boy" by Warren
Maxwell.
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Blooming Rose.

We had very refreshing rain Mon.
day night
Lem Watson passed through here
. Satur lay,
Uncle Robert Hcrral has been very
sick this week.
Leslie Little is through planting
corn.
Your correspondent made an over.
land trip 10 salem recently
There was = large crowd at meeting
Sunday night
Noel Large. Clarence Dixon. Tel
Hardin and Charles Pittillo were here
Sunday night
We understand that Harris & Co.
have bought out Pittillo s. Dixon and
Siil sell ~ the mill.
Several d our young people attended
Handss sthOol at Oakland Sunday.
Bfs. Leslie Little visited at Mrs.
Nights Saturday.
Miss Jessie Malcom was the guest Of
Mrs. Myrtle Watson Thursday.
Mr.. Do Vaughn was here Sunday
night
Mr.. Dug Hardin. Of near Glendale,
passed through this section Sunday.
Mr.. Enoeh Belt and family visited
friends near Deer Greek Saturday.
Mr.. Dock Watson. Of Lola, passe,
here Sunday.
How Il this week striking you fo
cool weather.
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Postmaster Robbed.

G. W. Fouts, postmaster at Riycrion.
Ia. nearly lost his hfc and was robbed
Of all comfort, according TO his letter.
which says: For ~ years had
chronic liver complaint, which led To
such severe case Of jaundice that
even my finger nails turned yellow.
when my doctor prescribed Electric
Bitters, which cured me and kept me
well for eleven years Sure cure for
Billiousness, Neuralgia, Weakness and
all Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Bladder
arrangements. A Whodcrful Tonic.
AZ Haynes & Taylor's drug store. 5Oc.