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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-16

holds that If Powers should finally be
convicted in the state courts and the
court Of appeals of Kentucky should
refuse to grant him new trial, the
supreme court would review the pro-
ceeding on writ of error. The opin-
ion was written by Justice Harlan and
is great legal opinion. While It does
not give the immediate relief hoped
for by Powers friends, yet it looks as
if the supreme court would finally ste
to it that Powers gets fair trial.
The opinion was concured by the
entire court
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Torture by SaYaqes.

Speaking Of the torture 10 whicl
some Of The savage tribes in the Philip
pines subject their captive. remind.
me Of the intense suffering cndurc
for three months from inflammation o..
the kiincas." says says W. 81. Shcr
man, u Gushing. Me Nothing helm
"d me until tried Electric BIttcrs
three bottles OF which completely cure,
me Cure Liver Complaint. Dys
pcpia. Blovd Disorders and Malaria
and Ec,tor,, The weak ana nervous Q,
robust health Guarniccl by Hayau
6 TAYLOR. druggists Price soc
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ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
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4 ScIGnlIIIc hantpr.

The cures At .trd L. iu ered,,
m Ike Bucklcn's Ar ia s. I've scien.
tito wonder Il cured y. r. Milford
ttuier Tor tn raIruns u llusbandry.
WsyncsVorc, Pa, Of a distressing case
Of Plies 4 heals the vurst Rhrns
Sores. Boil, ultrfs. Cuts. Wound.
ehilhlsihs and salt Rhuum. Only ~
at Haynes A Tsylof's drugstore
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haRlRl.

Gentleman Or lady with good refer.
enee, to travel by ftil ur With a rig.
salary Nlu,,fW per year and cxpcb !, 4
salary paid weekly and expenses Al.
vaneed. Address, with stamp.
JOS A. ALEXANDER. Marion. Nv
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Jenr ings, Jas. T., II acres near
+ J CorleJ, 1905 tax and costs
Robinson, Rnfus, 1870 acres near
J II Robinson, tax 1905 and
costs
Watson. Wesley, so acres near
Sam Flanary, tax 1905 and
costs
Williams, William D, 200 acres
near Jas Daughtrcy, tax 1905
and costs a.
Williams, Geo. X, l3J acres near
Mrs. Florence Fowler, tax 1905
and costs 9
BELL S MINES.
Adamson, Robt. NJ, Jr, g. acres
near J ID Asher, tax 1908 an
costs
Birch, Isaac F, II acres near
Jesse Brantley, tax 1905 and
costs
Bird, VIM G.. % acres near Smith
NeNcom. tax 1905 and costs
Easlcy, l. a, % acres near j "
Cook, tax 1905 and costs
Henry VIM 6. 50 acres near
sam Num-, tax 1895 and bal
ancc 1904 and costs
Henry Thomas +. l6o acres
near John % stan,c, th 1876
and costs Oh
Phillips, Jns r.. % acres ncar
" DIomb. tax 1895 and costs q
rlSEI,
Rahh Arthur %. - t,rss near 2
Z Lotion. tax ltl anlru.t, q
Barn.s Mr. Arh,ll, o. s.r.
near John Clut.u. tax lsll
ami c..s
Bell, Henry & acres near W p
Crowe.i. "a, 1904 and 1906 and
costs IU
BmrrIay Robt r % acr. mar
J p Cook, TAX 1905 ar COSTS
CLARK, D =, 100 acres near WI
WOLF. TAX 1876 and costs
CruWoII Mum s. Co.. lu3 acres
near " Z Todd. Tax 1876 and
rust 2
Fralcs. lie, 10 acres rcarTJ
Fnlick. TAX 1898 40 1905 and
Gusts
Kerp. |m. g. ,t n shady
Grove. tax 1905 AMI COSTS 20
Martin. John w. z5arre near
Tom Martin. 1876 a6 .r. tfe
cost. e
Med we'll Iaa kP "a acres
near Ewcii Little. talltU5arI
costs q
Tauy G. C.. so ..rcs rsarE
Johnson. TAX 1915 and costs g
IrNn las. B.. acres ucarIA
lIg.Dn.. JS 1895 and costs e
fa.,uugf. JAS. q, acru near
" % STANLEY t.s i4i.srI
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| '''f - " WV va NY h'phNlNst VIII
on Monday, April 9, 1906, between tn,
hours Of 10 O'Clock, a. m. and 4 O'Clock
p. m, at the court house door in Crit.
tenden county, Ky. expose to public
sale TO the highest bidder. for cash in
hand, the following property Tor Sc
much thereof as may be necessary "a
satisfy the amount Of the taxes due
aforesaid and costs) to-wt.
MARION NO. /.
Gilbert, Jas G, lot in Marion.
tax and costs, 1905 S27 60
Owens, J W. lot in Marion, tax
and costs, l)Oi-5 80 n
Gregory, Robt. b., ljOacres near
II. l.. Elder, tax and costs 'O5 q 80
Holloman, Henry, 80 acres near
DR.. Rcrer. tax and costs, 1905
and balance 1904 S ID
Horring. Cow, 100 acres near
Andy Ford. tINanl costs. 1905 1855
McCasIin, VIM. a., lYt 90 Cray
neville, tax 1910 and costs 7C5
Patmor, JAS. H., 200 acre near
Geo. Foster. tax 1905 and costs 30 "a
Turn r. Chas. c.. 80 acres near
Mrs. S. d. Moore. tax and
costs. l9Oi-j 10 50
Vosicr. Theo.. lot in Marion. tax
1875 md costs $50
Williamson. Horace. so acres
near Lee Hughes, tax 1906 and
costs 3 gu
Carlton, James, 1913 acres near
II. io.lOmAn, tax 1915 and
costs IS 10
MARION 80. 2.
Black, J. C.. lot in Marion, tax
1895 and costs Is q
Fletcher. Chas. r., acre near
jess McCaslin. tax 1895 and
costs Az
Henry. Inos L.. sd acres near
q. " Howerton. tax 1905 and
costs So
Morgan. Mrs. NM lot in Marion.
tax 1895 auI costs 900
Roberts. d &. 80 acres near
Ro5t. Kemp, tax 1895 and the
costs gs5
Same Tor Reed Mining Co.. .
acres mineral right under Reed
land. taH l905 and ro.t- lesa
Jennings, l. r. 90 acres ncarW
a HiIl. tx 1895 and cosu 40
Reel. John +. 40 acres ncarJ
p Woodall. tax 1906 and costs 1915
Reed, $50 y =. g., iu Marion.
Tax 1876 ard costs 1870
Travis heirs. % acres near sam
Asher, tax 1885 and costs So
Glars, Miss Cora. o. boz Marion.
1895 TAX and costs l7W
Wheeler. Mr.. Matte. lot In
Marion tax 1896 and costs l7Is
Clark, Mr. Nancy ". htn
Marion, TAX lHd costs. 1906 500.
Clark. Vim. u. lot in Marion. tax
1895 and costs lsE|
DYcusBuRG.
Adams, J ,. Is acres near Riley
Brlhcr. tax lg3 Island costs 7gs|
Beard. z T. 7iacrcs near Grant
Beard tax lglj and costs ass
Bel, Mrs Nancy J. 2acrrs near
Henry Bennett, taN 1876 and
costs 9EI
Polk, Marion. 90 acres near
Henry Glenn. tax 1896 and
costs sal
smith, Forest, % acres near
Nellie Hard, tax 1905 and the
costs INN
G A. Tor brothers
children, 50 acres near u Shad.
owen. tax 1913 and costs ggsI
sunderland, T. N. 6s acres near
TP Hard, uX 1895 and costs 7IuI
Ger, nc, IA acrrs ucarW VIZ
Oliver. 1906 tax and costa NIL
.myis, WIN. l.. los acres near
" " Reid. tax 1876 andcusts gE
UNION
Iycrs. sam G. lis acres near
Nancy White. TAX 1876 and
costs grI
0r-. Dr. Curran. ii1asres min.
gfal right under Tom Rabl.
it1 tx and costs col
uu ut,SE
rim Martha e, sla-ree near
Q O. Griffith. taxIgbarFr1ts 7-| ,
I'os Richard 30 acres rasr
= 7 Barnett farm. iaN 1916
and costt .r|T
andlG, Nr Cathrrc. iUacrs 30
uoarJ . Snyder taA igI5
and costs OIL a
'heson. wn. ". non arrosrsr -
7 Critic, tyly,anIruit 1872 a
e'Iiort Naaf p l7H,r4sar
+ u s. o.foH 1. GAS Il. 40 ~
costs
,uahn. VIM 2. ~ asros r.s- il
Enuc1 N.l Fax l1l5 trIr,.s A.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
FOR TAXES !

BY virtue Of taxes due the county of
Crttenden and Ex-Sherin JAS W.
Lamb, |, or one Of my deputies, will,
on Monday, April 9, 1906, between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock, a. m. and 4 O'Clock
p. m, at the court house door in Crit
tenden county, KY, expose to public
sale to the highest bidder. for cash in
hand, the following property Tor so
much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy the amount Of the taxes due
aforesaid and costs) to-wit:
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F,RFsrganr

Anderson. Nrs. Cassie. lot in wss,,n
tat laos an cuss . >,
Ccok Bros, p 'rrr. nearjw
Hughes, tan 1906 and su,n sq
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coming, little woman" he said.
Can't we run, too, dear?" she asked
timidly, as a child.
As they trudged on, they heard the
wolves close in about the hole. A sug-
gestive clamor arose. A stunted tree
close by offered death by cold in its
branches as opposed to death by the
mangling of fangs. Stepan was about
to lift Olga up into it, when tiny yellow
point of light peeped out, away off beyond
them, as spark igniting wooden curtain.
We must be near Zalinski's house,
said Stepan hopefully. Comet
They went hurrying toward the light,
prayers on their lips The snow was soft
and yielding. They stopped into it as in
morass. Half the distance was put
behind when ominous sounds urged their
weighted feet. 1t was not the former
fierce yelp of the wolves, but sluggish
curious whine that spoke of nearly salts
fed desire. The light was now a small
disk of pale gold.
Stepan called with all his voice.
About him, in circle nearly complete,
cleaned the eyes of the wolves, heating
and cooling as the changing of fiery
metal. Sometimes these points of dull
light famed from crimson to a diabolic
hue of green, and they danced here and
there, two and two, ruby and emerald,
like portions of a mystic bracelet, CLINT
ing its jewels in the dark.
Stepan yelled heroical1y to frighten
them, making demoniacal noise. But
this was of nature like unto their own
satanic voices, and they were not afraid
of loud callings. They closed in again
with grim brute ambition. Then
last despairing hope leaped in Stcpan's
brain. He remembered the silent wood
land and the words of Ivan the Tall" -:
Il believe a wolf would listen"
! So Stepan flung his voice at them, as
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The wolves drew together, suspicious
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| All the while fiercely reached the song
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and Stepan could hear the excited voices
of party issuing from the house. He
gave a long vigorous cry, appealing,
plaintive Olga had shuddered down
into a little heap, inert and helpless. He
lifted her from the snow. The circle of
wolves wavered as a number of lights
approached. The flames of these seemed
actuated by jovial nature. They
danced over the stretches of white,
laughing merrily. The wolves snarled
and crept away from the fire god.
STEFAN sang the last of his song. 1t
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over the soldiers, the snow and the
wolves. 1t was glorious, epic. And it
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Children Teething."

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-05
SKIN ERUPTIONS
 FOR 35 YEARS
Suffered Severely With Eczema All Over Body-Examined 15 Times by Government Board Who Said There Was No Cure-An Old Soldier Completely Cured.
A THOUSAND THANKS
 TO CUTICURA REMEDIES

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Legal Notice.

Default having been made by Mrs. J. B, 1nman and s. Inman in the payment of their indebtedness to w. R. Lee to se- cure the payment of which they executed and delivered to said Lee their mortgage upon lot number four (i), according to a survey and map made by J. C. Milner, recorded In volume l. page 16l, of land maps of Pratt City, Jeffrson county Ala bama, being part of the subdivision of section twenty-nine (29), township seven- teen QO, range three (S) west. said lot lying on the west side of Young street (now Third street., fronting fifty (5O) feet thereon, and running back with even width to an alley l, w. R. Lee, under and by virtue of a power of sale con- tained in said mortgage, which Is re- corded in volume 349, record of deeds, page 1S9 in the office of the probate judge of Jefferson county, Alabama, shall sell said lot at auction to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the county court house door in Birmingham, Ala bama on Monday. May !, 1906
 W k. LEE, Mortgagee
 Sullivan & Stalworth attorneys,
 Mobile Alabama. 4-5-4t-thu
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IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

A good condition prevailed all day in the local real estate market yesterday, but there were no deals of importance. The activity in suburban property is ap- parently increasing daily, especially in the Pratt City, Ensley and Bessemer markets, Pratt City having probably the largest number of transactions. The sales in residence property. both on the north and south side of Birmingham are large. while activity in the business portions of the city Is lacking.
 There was large number of papers filed in the probate clerks office yester- day, recording transactions in local real estate which involved small amounts, but the following were the only two recorded In which amounts of s1OO0 or more was involved:
 Thomas P. Grasty and Hattie WLGras- ty to John J. Walker, 40 acres in secron 6, township IS, south of range 3, west; the consideration being s3500
 Carrie " Tidwell and w. B. Tidwel to w. B. Mims lot in West End; the con- sideration of which was $1000
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-05
WOODLAWN.

Si750-New broom cottage. corner lot, BOX 15O; electric lights. city water, $500 cash and $20 per month. s1150-4-room cottage, very large, beautiful lot; easterly front: close in; ks block of East Lake car line; easy terms; bar gain.
 $1750-Nice 4-room house, with large lots, high and dry; well located, $500 cash and 20 per month. s2400-New broom cottage. electric lights, city water bath gas and close in. S1500-Nice broom cottage, well located, near car line only 500 cash and s2o per month. s125O-5-room cottage, close in on car line; easy terms, $2O0o-Up-to-date modern broom cottage; terms
 A number of 6. and room modern cottages on car line from $2500 to 5000 Beautiful residence lots from $250 to $l200 each Office Hood block cor 55th st and 1st ave. JOHN r. HOOD REAL ESTATE AND
 INSURANCE CO.,,
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100000 MOTHERS Daily Tell Other Mothers

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South Highlands Lots

We make speciality of South Highland property.
 There is strong demand for lots in that section of the city, and in order to be able to take care of inquiries have made study of the situation.
 We have number of beautiful lots for sale near Glen Iris, near car ne with all street improvements.
 We have exclusive control of the Phelan property, with one hundred lots select from For the past five years this property has been steadily developed by the owners, and they will continue to spend money there to add to its effectiveness
 We have splendid lots on Sycamore and Elm streets, and also Mapewood street. just south of Arlington nue. all having street improvements.
 We have beautiful lots Niazulna, Iroquois, Vine street Fairvew circle, Avalon and the picturesque mountain roads in that vicinity.
 And finally have several handsome lots on Higf-t land avenue
 We take pleasure in showing these lots to parties interested
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-05
chancery Court Has Adjourned,

centreville, April 4.-tspecial) l)-Chancery court which convened here on Monday of this week adjourned yesterday afternoon and Chancellor Smith left for his home in Mobile. The docket was practically cleared. The non-jury term of the county court for the Blocton division was in session Monday The docket was com paratively light and court was in session only few hours. Most of the cases went over to the July term of the court
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-05
Would Limit Campaign Expenses.

Jackson, Miss, April 4.-(Special) 1.-The lower house of the Mississippi legislature has adopted the amendment to the pri- candidate for state office spending more than 50 per cent of the amount of his salary for the first year, in his cam paign, but the twin provision that an itemized expense account should be filed with the secretary of state. was rejected. Thus the amendment as to the amount to be expended is practically dead let ter, even should the 50 per cent idea be- come law.
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WANTED TODAY

The fellow may not want 1t tomorrow. so come today if you have a lot to sell at a reasonable figure on the northsde of 1st avenue. between 23d and 24th or 24th and 25th If you have "wheels'' in head. turn 'em er-loose on the other, don't bring 'em to us. We've got a few our selves and too many wheels are uncom- fortable for quiet business. Money ready if you are ready tnot otherwise). See Eborn. S01-2 Title Guarantee Build ing promptly today about it.
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Notice.

Office of the Alabama State Land com pany, Birmingham, Ala March 2S, 1906. Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of this com pany for the purpose of eleeting a board of directors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other busi- ness as may come before the meeting will be held at the office of the company, In the city of Birmingham, Ala, Monday, April IS, 1906 at 10 o'clock a. m.
 By order of the board,
 F. II. EATON, Secretary. 3-2A-2f-thn
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REAL ESTATE.
~-|--@---~-~- FOR SALE

FOR SALE. Sl500-Norwood corner, 60x190 Si0OO-Good 2-story res; Il ave, 24th st. $160O-Two houses 17th st. 10th ave-; rents $40
 s14O0-Fountain Hts cottage; 15-blk car S425G-7Ox240; Ave. K, 12 and B sts. S3250-6-r. cottage, H. 1a block 20. 50OO-Two-story res. IS st, J., deep lot S2G0O-Good lot fronts Rhodes circle. s450O-Ave. B, lot; # blk 20 imprvd. S6750-50x140, 3 ave. IA and b sts. s700O-50x140. ave. 24 st; improved. SS0 ,000-2 ave, store leased s2400. S22, 50O--50 feet 9th ave. F blk 20. si3,0OO-5 ave. near depot, well imprvd s10,oOO--West 20th st place s450 pr. a.-Fine mfg site; water and R. R. s5500-Ensley store VT. lease pays s675
 M'coNNELL & ANGLlN, Phones 1523. a01e Third Ave.
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INCOME PROPERTY.

1O0x14O, with eight 4-room houses. Rents for sSO per month. North side of Avenue D. 100 feet west of 24th street. Price s650O.
 w. .. OLIVER & CO, 2025 Third Ave. Both Phones. 1882.