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Personal.

2ARRA, CIairyoyant. Palm and Card Reader,
- sth ST mhl-S0t
A GENTLEMAN Of means and fond OF pleas
ure wishes 70 meet honorable lady com
p2nion- Address SINCERE, Times Office.
mh2I-2t
The worlds greatest PIANIST ard Ciairvoyant
Without asking question viii tell exactly
what you called for; who and when you
viii marry; call you By name; names OF
iFiSnds. enemies; or rivals I promise -
tell you whether husband, wife. or sweetheart
Is true or false viii tell you how 10
gain the love OF .he one you most desire
even though miles away In fact. I viii
tell you every hope, fear, or ambition; also
business affairs, lawsuits and specularious-
what you are best adapted for 20 make a
success IN lnes he tells you your whole Mfe
let IL be good OF bad: satisfaction guaranteed
Lady attendant Readings, 81 ONCE hours
10 Daily and Sunday GIL 18th ST NV.
WORKINGMEN we are after YOU not pfth
a club. but 10 give you 3 good spring suit
OF overcost, Sorr a little. from our leading
tailors az prices 10 suit men who have fam
Lies TO look after JUSTHS OLD STAND,
6ls D mhls-7t
ORIGINAL Gypsy Pianist. tells your whole
fortune. lec: open Sunday. l72S s:h st Nv
mh1s.zo.4
ATTENTION. LADIESi YOU can BUY
YOUR SUITS. COATS SKIRTS, WAISTS.
ETC, IN AN ENDLESS VARIETY TO Sc
as CHEAP As YOU BUY THEM Else
WHERE FOR CASH GIVE NE A TRIAL.
AND BE CONVINCED. JACOB KoHNER-
so gTH ST. NV fe25-S0t
GRADUATE MASSEUR. ane operator; als9
swedish movement cure; treatment half rates
BOX 80, Times Once nhIs-2t
NINE THEO. Medium, Card Reader enI
Palmist; German spoken So Il St NV.
mhl6-5t-ex
NINE RAY is acknowledged by the press
and public as being the greatest Pairnfst and
Card Reader q the age. She reads your
pest, present, and future you would A
book Consult her on love. business and di-
vOrce affairs evil influence removed: luck
given; prices reduced for 50 days: satisfaction
guaranteed PARLORS. SEA Eye ST nv
Hours, TO daily mhI4-7t
NINE. RITA. the Worlds Greatest PaImiss
and Card Reader, only astrOlOger IN Wash
ington, Is holding receptions ar 72S sth st
NV. Fee. sc and soc mh13-38t
WINTER CLOTHE@We have for sale few
uDc2iiec-for garments ct one-hak price.
These are bargains in made-to-order clothes
GLASGOW WOODEN MILLS CO. SIS Penn
sylrnia ave. OcI2-G
TOR HIRE-New tuxedo, full dress, ana
Prince Albert suits THE FAMOUS, 20 7th
St recs-SOt
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FOR SALE-(Tood quality opaque shades nt-
tea 20 YOUR windows. only Sc the best dual
ity oil Opaque shzces, SOC. hunx free- v-,lr
call with samples KLEEBLATTS, IIth aaf
d stS- Ne Phone East sd. Sae0-tf
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Wanted-BiCyCleS.

WE BUY AND SELL second hand bicvcies
WENDELL. 172S 7th st NV. mh2 GOT
WANTED-To buy every secondhand bicycle
in the city. lib Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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For Sale
Horses and VahieIos

For Sale
Horses and Vehicles.
FOR sAI-ELcfI tank wagon double 6a-7e--
single harness. So X 81 NV. mhZ-4t
A GOOD. handmade Dayton for sale; cost
over Sloo; cheap lS25 Bladsnsburg road.
FOR sAI-E-In rear OF 1881 7th ST NV. a
me. big family horse mhz-St
FOR SALE-Three good brood ...sl,-s,- four
good team horses, and TWO extra fine driving
horses Can rear OF 1895 9Th St NV. nlh2i-St
FOR SALE-Two horses two surreys- and
two coupeS- can be seen Tuesday Thurs
day. and saturday morning from S 70 u
O'Clock, rs 1th 81 sc. nh2o-3t
FOR sALE-Horse. wagon. and harness. in
fine condition % Sth 81. ne mh2O-3t
JUST RECEIVED-Ten Virginia horses can
be seen rear IS Massachusetts ave NV
FOR sLE-TwO horses and carts. Can 25OS
FOR sALE-surrey. S55; also large bay mare;
suit any business 2Z21 II ST NV mhls-St
FOR SALES head horses and mules 10 De
sold without reserve. Rear Az Missouri ave.
NV. mhle-7t
FOR SAI-E-Fine six-year-oId mare. harness,
and runabout, in excellent condition. Sis.
104 81 Sc mhls-st
SORE MARE. suitable for rubber-tire bugEy
or small business wagon Call any time after
pm, go L st ne mhis-St
RUBBER CARRIAGE TIRES. best ,1radg
Hartford rubber: warranted not separate or
come on; reduced prices. quick service;
pneumatic tires greatly reduced. JONES RUB
BER TIRE WORKS. COZ, co. Z 81 nv.
m1e-10texSu
COGSWELL'S is THE PLACE to buy neTv
sleighs, ST.. large assortment OF new and
secondhand vehicles. all kinds. SIS Up: har-
ness. $50 up. zee 18th st NV. fe27-tt
CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE to buy Blankets
and Robes. All Sl2 and SO Chase Plush
Robes, $50 All $50 and SO Plush Robes
81 All Blankets at Y regular prices Large
stock OF slightly used wagons. BUggies. and
Surveys ut great bargains
S. ID. WATERS < son. SO Pa ase- NV
fe9-n
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Storage.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATS STORAGE CO, AIS le0-4e7
10th 81. NV. Phone Main 49,. ia31-9Ot
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Fernaps you are not ready to buy a ptan,
- - Know whether your children vii
-lA9 An interest In music or not Well loan
49, COCO square piano free for six months
Is the cost OF hauling -
r G. SMITH PIANO CO.
DIaGDury Building. rs Pennsylvania Avs
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When You Want a Cut

Of anything-Joyce Engraving Co., Star bldg
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SEtISAGO T1PEHRITER. IN Al condition
- - cssn ana y per month: also Hannrnoud
eL.1 sasl-th Premier, at sane price sI-IJF,
- PE'lt RITE EXCHANGE. I4fI q 81 nv
Phone 1895 Main - -
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FOK SALE-At H BERSHETpEp.S o9o =,
-, nv. go street lamps for country homes
Ne ene-P; 80 field S.asses from u. S Nav
ergi-ss- N --. s1a-ssi drll presses. steam
ana ana te-ephoAe instrgEnentss also some fnf1sieai
rrlh2r--f
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Found.

AL L ST. NV. mh2l-3t
HATS RENOVATED equal TO new: straw
and panama: hat bleaching a speciality.
Phone Main 1854 HANDEL. 721 18th st NV.
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For Rent
Furnished and Unfinished Rooms.

THREE fine rooms, furnished: light house
E-eping; south front; porcelain bath: second
door, TO man and wife. ~ 81 nv.
mh2l-3t
TWO ROOMS for light Housekeeping: terns
reasonable. e2S NJ 81. sw nha1-gt
FOR RENT-Furnished or untu-nlshei lsrre
or small room: all modern improvements rs
Y ST. nv mhfs-Q-
FOR RENT-Rooms. Cali on WASHING
TON RENTAL BUREAU, Metzerott build
ing. Tor best rooms. apartments and hotels:
no charges- rnb1S-4f
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FUR SALE-A 5ae Violin. over a hund-e-f
years oLc: az less than half its value a.
dress BOX SO. Times ofioe. abls-sf
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PLANO BARGAINS IN PLENTY.

The list below tells OF the most remark
able values IN used Pianos offered TO-DAY
And on all Uprghts, except the Knabs
Pianos, payments as low as SO cash ana
s. month viii be accepted Tbs object Il
20 get these instruments out OF the house
and were not particular as TO the prfcs
OF the terms
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

NICELY furnished rooms, $50. S. 81. CEN
'isIi men or light housekeeping. rs 81 81 NV
The Washington times., 1906-03-21

WORkINGNEN. we are after YOU not with
a club. but 10 give you good spring suir
OF overcost, Dorr a little, from our leading
tailors az prices 10 suit men who have fam
lies TO look after. JUSTHS OLD STAND,
6is d. nahIq-T+
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Business Chances.

LARRY and two milk routes: 1s5 gallons
1aliy: central location: me money maker
SS 5.ai..iAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Atlantic
cumming mhZI-3t
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PIANOS FREE.

tOR Shakespeare piano. fine Condition.
WA stool and cover; price. 80 cash. ApuIv
APAkIMENr 2. lg4S Euclid 81 nv. rnhsi-t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-20
The New Air Cure.

From the London Tribune
The balloon trip cure is the latest thing
IN therapeutics Mr. Percivsi Spencer. who
has probably been above the clouds oftener
than any living human being IS a firm
believer IN Il Seen at his balloon factory.
a. shady retreat beyond Highbury. yes
tcrday. by a Tribune representative, he
spoke with enthusiasm on the subject
"A balloon trip" he said, means the
vary acme Of delight One scars aloft above
the troubles OF the earth beneath into alb
solutely pure air remaining there for a
certain length Of time to get the best or
ozone and absolute rest and enjoyment. Ii
Goes one as much good as week or a
fortnight OF any other sort OF relaxation. -
Asked what length OF trip he would rec
ommend To people with faded nerves. he
said. About thirty hours. BY that mean
q trip OF thirty hours including the return
journey by train or steamboat. such a trip
as Miss GOdwynne Earle has just made. She
started from here on Sunday morning before
& O'Clock accompanied by a lady friend
and two male passengers-One OF my aero
nauts and an assistant. They were carried
across the channel to Normandy, and land
ed safely at Carteret the little seaport town
opposite the island OF Sark. 1t was then
o'clock IN the afternoon. so that the
Journey was accomplished in just about
eight hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-20
WASTE AT ZION CITY
TESTIMONY OF THE SUCCESSOR
OF DcwIE.

CHICAGO June 2o.-Wflbur Voliva, the
present head of Zion City, who succeeded
Dowie as manager of the city and Its prop
critics. was the first witness today for the
defense In the hearing now going on be-
fore Judge Landis In the federal court. to
determine the rishtful manager of Zion
City and its interests
Volva testified that when he assumed
control of Zion City he found in the candy
industry, paid up stock of $4,000. an
actual Investment OF $4,000 and a total
operating loss. up to January 81, 1905, or
$4,000. In the supply manufacturing as
ISOLATION invested in stock S257O0O; amount
actually invested. $1,000; total loss In OPP
Grafton, $4,000; in the lace industry. paid
on the stock s.. $4,000; actually invested.
$4,000 operating loss. 100000. Losses
on the other Industries were on January
81. 1906, as follows: Food supply, S2I.0OO:
railway construction, $4,000; printing
house. $4,000; hotel s173,0oo; transporta-
ton. a1.O0.
zion CITY Bank" said the witness. had
deposits amounting to $4,000, but not one
dollar in the bank TO pay any of the
100000
Every day there was a long line of peo-
pie in front Of the bank looking for their
money. Some Of them would get 80 cents.
some p cents and some nothing at all.
Every one of these people had $1,000 or
more on deposit. l found that s2OO0,OO0
had been diverted. and that the losses of
operating the different industries up to
that time amounted to s.. 500 800.
Il found that the laboring men were re-
Ceving only enough TO exist upon. and
their pay was far behind Many of them
were paid In coupons and when / assumed
management about $4,000 in these coupons
was outstanding. | found many people at
the verge of starvation, notably a Mr.. Has
kins. who had an annual income in Austria
liza of 5000. / gave him a ton of coal and
food to keep him alive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-20
STATESMEN AND MARRIAGE.
Married Men Who Have Been Sue
cessful in English Politics.

FFom AoNh anu Nouhi1
There has been more interesting news
for weeks than the announcement of the
engagement of ]. Austen Chamberlain. NJ.
p, TO the daughter OF Col. Dundas. re-
tired STAFF officer The idea that MI Aus
ten" has at last capituated to Cupid after
reaching his thirty-fourth year is fascinat-
ing to men and overwhelming to women
He is the most popular and most reticent
of all the younger men in public life In
the first place. he is exactly like his emil
nent father. He has the same clear-cut
finely chiseled face the keen eye, the firm.
small mouth, the inevitable monOcle and
the ever-present orchid in his coat lapel
He Is the exception to the rule that
great man cannot nave "A great son, for
Mr.. Austen" is exceedingly great In many
respects. He has been the best chancellor
OF the eXchequer that this country has
known for many generations. He was
ideal postmaster general, and while he falls
short of his fathers exceptional ability as
a fighting man In debate. he is still so far
in front Of his contemporaries that he may
be called first-ciaSs. Aside from this, he Is
modest. sedate. studious. Industrious and
considerate; and his father simply adores
him 1t Is almost pathetic to watch the
elder statesman when the younger is on his
feet in the house OF commons.
The old warrior. SCARED by many fights
with the great men OF the Victorian parlia
ments, sits up straight, never allowing his
eyes To leave the adored object. Il con-
graduate my right honorable friend the
member for Edgbaston. says Mr. Chamber
lain. in referring To his son (names are
never mentioned in the house except by
the speaker when he wishes a member to
know that he is In dsgrace). and Mr.. Aus
ten refers to his parent My right hon
orsble friend the member for West Birming
ham
There are people here who believe that a
mans usefulness a politician Is impaired
by marriage. and that the member for Edg
hastOn VIII not be so great a man after the
ceremony at the church. but l am inclined
70 sCOn at the idea. There are and have
been so many great men IN politics whose
married life bellies II. Mr. Gladstone's wife
was responsible for much of his power. for
she looked after him. arranged his engage
ments and generally sponsored him. Lord
BeaCOnsield. the success Of successes was
married. so We're Palmerston and Salisbury
On the other hand, the doubters point to
the experience of Lord Melbourne to
Charles James Fox. to MI Parnell, to Mr..
BalfOur. proof OF their contention. Par
lamentary life. like journalism, certainly
takes man from his home circle more than
Is usual with men who live a less exciting
and exaCting life. Men who never reach
home until the midnight hour has long
since gone, and the gray dawn is turning
out the street lights. cannot expect to lead
carpet slipper life. unless. mayhap, they
intend TO neglect their duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-20

50 pieces, 6 patterns, Variegated'
Wash voiles; with wool finish; perfect
laundering goods; sell regularly FOR
12hc yard; while It lasts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-27

miro er i'm niht mebr ole Elm untere
aeoronetes 8elen anleben biirfen.
Die gelbe Raffe beeinnt. .iih 81
flblen" uno i'm gerfebr init Der an.
eeblih hDher itehenben Die 8ehte au
oerlanaen. auf bic iie bearhnoeten
Aniprub bat.
Bas man bisber uYter 8eibidte
ueritanben bot. hanoelt leoiglid BON
ben BolbrInaunaen Der tautaiiihen
Raife. 8Dn iebt an uirb audi bic
moneoliihe beridiihtiat meroen mif'
fen. neil tie Die .Guprematie" Der
neiBen anfehten pirb. Sapan allen
mdre aQenFauS nob au Gbermdltiaen
g~epelen, aber menr aud China bitts
sutritt. nerben ale .&ulturmdbte"
suiammen, lelbft wenn lie lie einia
ooraehen t0unten. in Dftalien niht
mebr als 6erren auftreteu oirfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-27

Shlietslid ainQ er benin aub barauf
Elm. pofirte als beriibmter Wanr uno
ludte oaraus Sapltal Att iblaeen.
6eute fdeint er ia nur nDn ieinem
n&ubm" gu leben uno es Qebt, uie
oas genumonter 8eiipiel aeiat, off
fenbar gang gut. Sbn ielbft fonrt
iibrtgens mol Nien,ano oafar tooeln,
aber unlere Beitungen, Die benz Bu.
blitum cine i0lhe rBerlbmtbeit@
aufordnaen uno oas Bublltum, oas
iie miQia annimmt. bic niffen oenn
bod elm beoentlibes 8opfihittelr1
erreuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-27
Die gAreaSilSer Der gtatiitit.

Sin eiuigermaBen angitlihes Sc.
NIT fDnnte beim 2eien Der itattlti'
ihen Beridte iiber Berbred1en, I'm.
elidsfaIe, Acknowledgement u.
bal. mirtlih 9lauben, man iet teinen
Muaenblid mebr ieines 2ebenS iider
uno Der @robau mIiie unter Der 2ait
all oes uneluda -aulammenbreber.
3ein 9og uergeht 0bne 8erbreben
unb unelifsfaQ. Wenibenhdnoe
unb Observation-Disclosures metteifern,
uns oas 2eben eur Sole 81 MAIDEN.
Dian bore blos: ourhihnlttlih inoet
ieoen Gag elm unterlhlelf in ben
8anfen unieres Qanoes itatt. Da
ioute man iih bod p,rtlih beiinnen,
ehe man ieln @el0 einer Bant anpers
traut, man fanr oa febr leiht nm
bas iauer Griparte fumu,en. Seoen
Toe elm unterihleif! Dabsi uers
gieBt man aara. oas es minoeftens
loo. 10000 8anfan9efteQte in unlerem
2anoe aiebt nno oaB in einett ganz
gen Sabre nur Elm .Srrtum" auf eis
men 8enmter aus 9reihunoert
fumf1t. 9as tlinet anoers. uas?
Die Dbiae 5tatiittt lift ia rehnunas.
mdBia unaufeftbar. Sic terubt
earauf, oaB menn in einem Sabre 10
unb 10 niele uuteribleife portDnt.
men, auf ben Sag 10 uno iDniel fall
len. 8enn man aber beridiibtiat,
auf mieuiel Beri0nen Iih Die 2abl
Der Saue uerteilt. o~erliert Die Stati-
itit lire Shreden.
Gin amber Bib. Nab einen Ita'
tiltiiGen Berihte aus 81 Saluaoor
Dat bort in ben lebten Tagen Elm I'M
eenlein ftarfer 8eaenfal ~ftattgefun'
ben. nidt neniaer als Is WiiQionen
9onnen betrue Die Baiiermaffe. Das
tlinQt fiirhterlib. Nnn muB mon
aber einmal beoenten, oaB nur 80
&ubitfuB 8aiier 0asu geb0ren. oas
@emiht elmer Tonne gu biloen. So.
nah eiebt Elm 8oa &eeen auf einem
@ebiete bon 4 81 5 Wieilen ungefdbr
Dbiae Is Wiuloneu Eonnen. Der
5ldheninbalt BON 81 SalnaoDr be-
trdat nun 1926 Quaoratmeilen. I'm
oas @emiht Don Is WtiQipnen Tons
men gu erreihen, geniigt aliD fir oieie
Sldhe elm 4eaenfaG BON Gin Vier'
unooreiBigitel Bua. Guf sebn Gage
oerteilt. lit Die Seihihte gar nidt Der
Heoe inert.
Stun su unIerer @iienbabnunf6l.
len. 9a lit Die Durhihnlttssabl
Der 9oteu uno 8erlesten 10 bedn9iti'
aenb, bob man Beoenten trdgt, iein
2eben elmer Giienbabn ansuuer'
trauen. uno boob lit ea niht 10
ihlimm, menn man Die 8ahl Der Reis
lenoen nit Der 8abl Der 9oten ner0
9leibt. 90 iiebt man, oas INNER
nur giner unter 2auieno 9efabr
lduft, fem 2eberi su uerlieren. Der
Reilenoe auf Der Babn lit allo nod
LANCE niht 10 9efahroet Uie Der 6uB'
adnaer auf ben Straben unlerer
Stoot.
Ser aarse Sbreden Der Statiitit
beiteht iiberbaupt bios flr ben. oer
niht tiefer iiber bic Bablen naf'
oentt. Man oarf oiele Bablen nidt
10 nebmen. mie ite oalteben. man
muB file init allen oamit in Huiam'
menbang itehenoen uereleiheu, I'M
gu erRennen, in pietueit tie Elm trau.
RIGGS &eiultat uno cine Befirdtung
fir Die 8utunft einiblieBen. Jn
ben meiiten. menr niht alien SdQen
niro man bolo iehen, oaB Die 9e'
Idlidte aar niht 10 Idlimm lift,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-27
NIutperaiftuna

riibrt uou hruniifler 8eritupfuna Der.
Die leiht oprb Or. Sings 0eue 9e'
bensplIen gebeilt weroen Tam. STE
entIernen Die eiftiaen Reine obne
8eihueroen. 25 &ts., anrantiert.
Blu baten bel 81. Salteper b Subn,
SEQ. 8. S. Stuiet, Giaent., une
Noplph Hreis.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-02-15
The End Of the World

of troubles that robbed T.. II. Wolfe
OF Bear Grove, Ia, of all usefulness
came when he began taking Electric
Bitters. He writes: Two years
ago Kidney trouble caused me great
suffering, which | would never have
survived had not taken Electric
Bitters. They also cured me of Gen
eral Debility. Sure cure for all
Stomach, Liver and Kidney complaint
Blood diseases, Headache, Dizziness
and Weakness or bodily decline.
Price SOC. Guaranteed by Woods Il
Orme's drug store.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-02-15
REPT0N.

Miss Dosia Denning returned t
her home at Wheatcroft last week.
Miss Mollie Stanley visited friends
at Dekoven Saturday.
Mr.. COLLEEN and wife visited friends
at Sturgis Sunday.
Miss Myrtle King of Marion visit
ed her parents at this place Saturday
and Sunday
Charlie Haynes of Marion visited
us again Sunday.
Quite a number from Marion were
in our city Sunday.
Henry Summers has moved to old
Repton
Mr. King has moved back to this
place; he expects to put up a corn |
mill here.
4. A. Fritts closed a very success
nj school at Post Oak last WednoS-
ay, large crowd was present. reg
lar lessons were heard until noon,
then a fine dinner was set and was
earthly enjoyed there were exercises
nd music in the afternoon and eve
,thing went of happily.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-02-15
Horribly Burned.

Last week. at Stroud, KY, Mrs.
NJ. l.. Leach was burned to death.
She was alone at her home and by
some accident her clothing caught
fire and made such Roadway before
she noticed it that she was unable to
cxtinguish the fire.
\ man passing by heard her scream
aud rushed in the house but found
her body completely enveloped in
flames.
She lived some three hours in aw-
full agony, when death came to her
relief.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-02-15
FOROS FERRY.
The river continues to rise.

The river continues TO rise
Mr.. H. f. Love ha, been quit,
sick
Misses Eta and Lillian Nation
have returned home from Rcpton and
report a good time.
DR.. Morelaud and wife attended
church at Hebron Sunday they re
port large congregation and fine
sermon from Rev Boggess.
James Daughtery and wife visited
her parents, ". b. Wilborn and wife
last week
I'd. Cook attended the burial ser
vices Of his uncle, Mute Walker. at
Marion last week.
Jim Johnson. the celebrated tie
maker, has done some bess trapping
recently; he caught four minks, two
of them the largest ever seen in this
section; he sold them for five dollars
apiece.
There Is a telephone from Tolu to
Herrin Bros. Store.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-02-15
Mutiny Reported

Santo Domingo, Feb : Its
ted on good authority tina, q
mutiny exists among the az
the cruiser Marblehead while 4
recent trip in southern water
Msrblehead reached TN, por
While at Pichilinque bay II
that all but 10 of the 32j 'aiIeH
fused to participate DO ol'A
vessel, giving a. their excuse =
shore leave aud the absence i
vegetables.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-02-15
Pirating FoIey's Honey and Tar.

Foley x Co.. Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy, and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's Hon
ey and Tar many limitations are offer
ed for the genuine These worthless
limitations have similar sounding
names. Beware of them. The gen
uine Foley's Honey and Tar is in
yellow package. Ask for it and re-
fuse any substitute. 1t is the best
remedy for coughs and colds. Woods
q Orme.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-02-15
DEAN SCHOOL HOUSE.

As We have seen no news from this
section recently We will send YOU q
few items
Our whole community rcIoices
with MIR and Mr.. james Claghorn.
over the recovery of their bright lit
tie daughter Maymie from severe
attack Of pneumonia
Glad to report Guy Lotion also re-.
covering from the same malady.
James Ford and brothers have 30
acre new ground field to cultivate
this year
Fowler Brothers have a nice lot of
hogs on their mill yard, on j. f..
Deans place
}. +. Dean has just completed
nice stock barn.
I'D. Guess of Marion expect, to
begin singing school here next Sat
urday and We wish him great sue
cess, for We feel there i, NO accom-
pliohment more beneficial to com.
munity than knowledge Of vocal
music.
Il. +. Dean of Iron Hill was here
recently.
W T. Terry has made some nice
improvements to the front of his res
idence.
Charlie Robertson has sold hi,
farm to Rufus Robertson for $500.
Skating is good in this section and
our folks are making the most of it.
CA sToR1A.
''',,''" E<HzlZE-
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-02-15

WANTED 10 each state TO
travel, post signs, advertise and leave
samples of our goods. Salary s75. 90
per month, $500 per day for expeu-
ses. KUHLMAN CO., Dept. s.
ATLAS BLOCK, Chicago.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-02-15

Thomas Blackwell Coal company .
celebrated Grab Orchard Coal, " is
handled exclusively by us; none bet
ter. JoHS SUTHERLAND.
Phone 200.