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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-11
Lost, Strayed or Stolen.

One roam steer u year old weight
$50 lbs. Left my farm three weeks
ago, will pay liberal reward for its
return. q, W. DEHAvEN,
q miles south Blackford, on
Shady Grove road.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-11
ROLL OF HONOR.
The Following Have Paid or Re-
newed their Subscriptions
Since Last Report,

d. NJ. Green, Calvert City
Duke Belts, College Park
Henry W. Gazelle, Cleveland
Jas. r. Brantley, Nation
Mrs. A. l.. Charles, Thine
Jno. Mayes, Cobb
W. G. Kemp, Luzon,
Mrs. Edna Davidson, Lcvias
Loss Morgan, Nation
j. w. Baker, Admission, Mo.
Hade Nelson, Hampton
Paul Walker, city
W. G. Walker, Mayfeld
W. l. Wyers, Country
f. T, Franklin, city
Mrs. Thos. W. ALL, Toppenish
Sallie Robinson, Frances
John Vaughan, Blodgett
ID. II. Franks, Cripple Greek. Col,
j. H. Jacobs, Merely, Mo.
h. y. MINER, Blodgett, Ark.
T j. Hamilton, Sheridan
T. II. Fowler, Fords Ferry
II. ID. McChesney, Salem
j. d. Foley, Lola
+. j. Clement, Gainesville, Tex
6. II. Glasscock, Memphis
II. d. Woolford, Salem
r. j. Ford, city
Leslie Love, Sikeston, Mo.
NJ. II. Wilson, Frances
Geo. W. Conyers, Levias
DR.. 4. H. Cossitt, city
Fred Milliken, city
Luther Hardesty, Hardesty
Joseph Parker, Salem
Harry Martin, Dade City, Fla,
G. b. Crawford, Tolu
j. A. Robinson, city
W. D. Babb, Piney
W. +. Potter, jr. LaCanter
G. j. Hamilton, Tolu
j. r. Alvey, Sadler
Eugene Graves, city
Dell Hardin, city
Mrs. G. L. Reiter, Fredonia
Jas. Writtenberry, Gladstone
Mrs. VIM. Getting, Kuttawa
r. }. Walker, Patoka
Jno. Beard, Sheridan
j. NJ. Hughes, Mexico
F. NJ Stene, Ruth
Grant Travis, city
Claude Gill, city
Geo. 4. Jacobs, Merely
j. o. Brown, Tolu
j. D. Brown, Tolu
Ed. McFee, Portales
Geo. L Whit, Fredonia
W. l. Mcconnell, Shady Grove
VIM. R. Thomas, city
A. G. Barnes, Lola
Mrs. L. A. Weldon, Tolu
j. W. Pntchett, Gladstone
Jas. Kevil, Champaign
d. 7. Byrd, Kelsey
j. W. Hughes, Kelsey
Il. II. James, city
?. H. Deboe, Bebee
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-11

fellow with muscle IN speeding the
farmers pillow to the greatest success
in the future. AMIGO
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-11
Rough Lumber Wanted.

| will pay you more for
your logs and rough oak lum-
Der than any one along the
|. c. Rail Rord, call or iFite.
T. E. GUESS
Kelsey, KY.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-11
For Sale.

Two scholarships in the Bowling
Green Business University.
s. M. JENKINS,
Marion, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-10-11
Wanted.

Will pay a fair cash price
for thee thousand red cedar
or black locust fence posts.
E. ]. HAwRD,
Marion, KY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21
Sn @ptbiuebr.

Baltimore Slim" geltor6ett. = go.
li5iit Sornilton BON elmer Goro.
nerS=Surp ppm aler Sdrlo fret.
geipro6en. = Iae 3%eugenousios
gen 5u @uniten oeS Eoli5iiten.
Ger Neger Charles s.. SorriS,
alias @m. $. SorriS, alias n9alti.
more Slim" melder, iuie I'M Sent.
id)en Gorrciponoenten" ousiiibrlih
beridtet murbe, am Wontag a6eno
bon Dem Toli5iitcn SonteS $. Samils
ton bonn 0itli6en Giitrift on 8oltgb-
uno 0ollos.S troBe in Die linfe 9rllit
geihoien murOe, itarb I'M 81. SO.
lcpbSsSoIpital. Sobolo Der Yoli5iit
bon Dem eingctrctenen 500 borte, lie.
ferte or iid) Dem lieutenant Garter i'm
oltliden Siltrift aus mo mllroe &c.
gen i'm bic iormelle ACKNOWLEDGING
beS MproeS erboben. Coroner Garus
Tiers belt geitern Npeno in Der noro>
Ditliden Eoli5eiitotion cinen Snquclt,
bel meld)cm sic @eihDorenen conito.
%tlrtert, 0nB Ser Hcgcr an Den Sol9cn
Der linn BON Dem Toli5iiten Somiltou
bcigcbrobtcn Sd)uBmunoe itorb mo
oen Yoli5ilten BON ieber Sdnlo irei-
iprodcn, Oo Gin florer Soll bon Hotb.
pcbr porlng. Nod) Ger mlS9eseidnez
ten Sdyilocriung oeS 8orfaIles ourd
Den Eoli5iiten, melde nit oerienigcn
Der Snipt5cugcn, Srn. Senrp Mon.
ME bon Nr. BOB, 9oQossS trobe, uno
Srn. Sobn S. 9ouS, Stliocnt ser
Weoi5in, pollitGnoig ilbcrcinitimmte,
mar es Gin &t bel bcm cS iid cnt.
mc6er Inn GAS 2eben oeS Yoli5ilten
ooer bcS NcgcrS b%anoelte, mo iiel
Scr tobtlide SduB inn algenbIid Der
bDd)iten Notb, oenn Ger Geaer bate
bereitS Dem Eoli3iiten oen &niippel
cntriiien uno orobte oemielben nit
Grmoroung. Nohoem CT bereitS ge=
ihoiicn NOR, fGmpite SorriS nod mic
Gin milocS Sbier mo mrlBte itlicB.
lid NIT hem &niippel 81 @oocn &c.
l6ldgcn merber. Son iGmmtlid)cn
bei'm SSnqleit pernommencn 3eugen
puroe SorriS ais Elm bosartiger Gbo.
roftcr be5eid)nct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21
sdrredliajts amtumobil ltnsliid.

&em. yorf, 10. September.-
6iinf Gerionen trligeu w einem ali-
tomobtl llnfaa, melfer iid 1eute
am 9roaomap uno 81. StraBe ereig.
nete, idlimme Serletuugeu bapon.
GaS Iutomobil aerietb 5pilden 3nei
StraBeubabn . @aggons ulS milroe
5ermalmt; ser 8aioIinbeb1lter fling
Seuer un0 erplo0irte. Die Gerlebten,
bon oenen einige, mie man befiirdtet,
toOtlid pertpunbet iin0, wlrroen in
elm Soipital geidnift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21
Soublcr in Wanila.

Capt. Srebenoal, bon Dem grnueez
Auartiermeiiter 1eportement,
perboftet.
@onila a, 10. September. - Ga.
pit0n Sra &. Sreoenonl, bon benz
Nlortiermeiltcr Gcportemcnt, muroe
bcitte inter Ihflaac Der Gcruntreu,
ilng offentliher 8cloer I'M 8eriht
poracfiibrt. Die gegcn i'm erbobenen
acknowledgement erfolgtcn ouf @ritto
oeS Grgebniiics elmer bon DER Sniu.
lorpcrlpoltiing cingelGteten llnteriu-
dung, bic cine Meibe bon @etriige.
reien I'M NuarticrmciItcrz Geparte.
nelt Der Ebilippinen aufgeoedt bat.
Wfan hot ermittelt, bob Die SolGr-
Giiten in Den Werfltatten oeS Quar-.
tieruleiiter . 3epartements gef1liht
morben iinb mo oob bel Der Ya6tuna
bon Sibtcridiffen Graft" porgefonb
men lit. Solpobl Irmee.O ffi5iere,
mic Giniliiten ioleu an Den Sbmin.
oclcieh betbeiligt gepcien iein iino
Dem Gerfobren in oel Grinlinal.@es
rid)ten miro nod cine friegsgerid)t.
lifc llnteriudung foIgen.
Die ll%nteriitdung lpilroe non &c.
ncroImaior Gorbin b%cgonncn uno bon
leinem Nadfol1cr 8eneral @ooo
fortgeiett. Snfolge Der llnterlu6uns
bat Der Sono fir Sronsportspede
iebt I'M 8ergleid 81 friiber betrGfts
life %eriporniiie %aui5utpeiien unb Ser
bisber iiblihe Graft" ipie 3. 9. Die
Seritellung bon Wobeln etc, in oen
@erfit1tten beS GuartiermeiIter.O De.
portcments fir oen Yripatgebraub
bon Sfii5ieren unb Gipilbeamten bat
nahgelaiien. Sod)gelteIlte Yerionen
IN Der Grmee. mo GipilperipaItung
iollcn bel Dem .@raft" ben Saupts
portbeil gebobt baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21
Eulittidcs.

Die Semofraten MADDEN beute tire
lette Domination. @eroen 5u
Sagerstorpn einen GpngreBsGun.
oiooten fir Ben 6. 2iitrift auf,
iteQen. = &epublifaner nod I'M,
entificoen. = Gemofraten ieten
Ereiie aus.
Die @abl : Gampagne miro in me
nigen Sagen i'm gan5en Staate I'M
pollen 8aftge iein. 9ie 3emofratcIl
baben ilur nod cine Domination 81
MAIDEN, Die zines GongreB . Gon0i-
hoten inn g.. Siitrift, ooS ipeitlide
Warplono; Die Examinations . Con.
pentiou iinoet berte Wittag in Sa.
gerStomn ltatt.
Gie Mcpublifoner miiiien in 9alti.
more nod iGren Hidter . Gonoioutca
unb i'm 3, uno A. 1iitrift ibre Con.
greB ; GonbiOaten auflteQen. @G1.
reno cs feinem 3peifel unterliegt,
bnB Sr. Gbomos Srlono elliott sic
Hidter . Domination crbaltcn miro,
lit eS nod nibt icItgeltelt, Der bic
GpngreB : Gan0i0atcn icin merben;
bieieS miro beutc glbcnO in emerson.
feren5 Der rcpublifanilhcn Enrteilel.
ter i'm llnion\ 2cague Club entl6ie'
ben. Gie Gonpcntionen finocn mobr.
iheinlif nGfiten Gienitng IbcnO
itott. G8 ihcint, boB StoOtratbS.
Mitglieo Sobn aronmiller BON Der
8. @aro bic belten gusiihten bat
ouf oie Domination I'M 3. Giltrift,
ipdbrcno Sr. Spbn 9. 8. 6inolnp,
Jun, I'M pierten Giltrift ser ihcinbnr
allserforcne Garoibnt ser HeplblitG.
1ter lit.
Sic Sauptnuigobe Ser Eorteifii6.
rer in Der Staot lit es, Die Stimm.
geber gum &egiitriren 5u pcrunlai'
len, unb &r. @m. j. Eorter, ser
itGotiide Gompagncleitcr Der Gemo.
fraten lit ollf Die genialc SOee &C.
fommen, Ercilc oilS5uieben. Ser
@arb : Grcfutipbcamte, in ociicn,
8oro Der bodIte EroSentiot Der oe.
mofratiiden Stimmgeber rc9iitrirt
miro, erbGlt 5000 9clobnung; $50
.befommt ser Grc5inft . Grcflltip Be
ante, in oeiien Erc6inft Der bodltc
EroSeniiat o~emlofrotii6cr Stimmgc.
her regiltrirt miro, $35 Scr nGd)it-
bodlte uno $50 ser brittbohite. Die
ndditen Gegiitrirtogc iino Scr %.
nto 26./ september unO 3, g., 9. II.
10. Sftobcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21
VnFfcrtigcr yYouSlcr."

Sefferion. Gitn Wo., 10.
Sept. - @ouperneur golf bat bon
". $. Sitter, einem iriiberen Wit.
glieo beS llnterbotlies BON ct.
2ouis, Der iid CUR 3eit in 0enper,
Col, aufbdlt, ELM Sdreiben erbalten,
in iueIdtcm bieier eingeitebt, er babe
$350,OO0 ngooole"-8eloer unter
Witglieocr bes Combine" p%ertbeilt.
Sitter iagt, iein @emiiien babe linn
feline Hube gelaiicn uno er iei bereit,
ales, mas CT BON Dem Sreiben Der
"goooler" peiB, Den geboroen nit.
5ntbeilen. Ser @oupernerr bat
Sitter tcIegrapbiid anfgeforoert, I'M.
per5ii9lid) nady ct. 2ouis su fom.
men. Dor bier Sabren perittpanS
Der Wonn bon BORT uno erlt ourh
Ieinen on ben 8ollperneur aeianoten
Brief iuuroe iein ieeiger aufentbalt
crmittelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21
0raklides 8abnnugliif.

2onoon, 90. September.
Der poQ beiebte ifottiihe @rpreBsug
ser n@reat Nortbern 9abn," melder
2onoon geItern g6enb perlieB, muroe
I'M Witternoht auberbal6 Grant
BAN oemoiirt. Ser 3ug ioate 5u
8rantbam anbalten, mterlieB Dies
ober. &ur5 nad Faiiirnng DER Sta.
tion entaleiite ser BUG; sic 2ofomo.
the llno mebrere 8aegouS lt~iir5ten
iiber bie 9oi6ung uno mebrere @ag-
gons fingen 5eler. Is befinoen iid
piele Eaiiagiere unter nSriimmern.
Son 5ebn Y%erionen, sic unter oen
Sriimmern berpor ge5ogen tpiroen,
iinO flint a%eltorben. @ie piele Men.
lhenleben perloren %gingen, lit bis
iebt nidt befannt. 8iele Yaiiagiere
mlroen perlett.
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WGrtncr6cindl.

lleber $50 MitalicOcr Der @drtncr'
8crcinigungGt BON Seem Yorf,
.Gbilooclpbia,r @aibington uno
Baltimore ltotten Den &unitgdrt.
ncrn u. Gincent II. Sobn cincl
9eiu6 ob.
Gon Camden .~Station fubren &C.
Itern Mittog 1850 ii6cr $50 Mitglic.
Der Der @drtner : 9ercinigungcn bon
Ebilooelpbio, Ncm Dorf, 9alti.
more unb @aibington nod) GoponS.
toipit, Baltimore q. County, I'M bort
bic groBortigen 8Grtnereien bon Gi.
daro gincent II. So6n 81 bcilftigcll.
Bon oieiem Contingent itcllte @altl-
more ctma 100 unb @oibington 30
Yerionen. Gle 9ciuder murocn bon
Den Mitelieocrn Der Sirma, Die Gin
ungeiGbr 200 Mder grobes @runo.
Itiid fir @GrtncrSipede bcorbcitct,
oili Dos 9iebenspiiroigite empfor.
gen, mo moftc Gin 40 gder groBeS,
nit @eorginen berilon5tes 9onb ci
men unduSloid)lihen Ginbrud nilf Die
@eluder. Gieic Eflan3en iteben ictt
in 9liitbc, uno fonnte Der 9eihoucr
10 meit iein 9lid reidte, nihts Ic.
ben. oils oic in allen 6orben bes SIC.
gcnbogens lelldtcuben 9lumcn. aa.
gemein mrroe 5li9cgebcn, baB pener
~ europa. nod in Imerifa icmok
etipas gcbnlidcs neriubt morben lit.
Sr. Sineent bate aliBeroem in einenl
300 SUB lon9en @eb6il0e cine auss
Itellling abgelhnittener @eorginen
perdnitoltet, mclfe ben 9eiudcrn CT.
ne sSocc pon Den pielen SarictGten
Der 9lumen gab, tpelhe Sr. Ginccitt
5iid)tct.
Wadl Der 9eiid)tigung Der &ieien.
@Grtncrei pcrcinigte Elm %gemeinla.
mes giien Ole Inueienocn, 5u oenen
allf Der IN GouonStoinn ipobnenot,
pielen 81rtncrn %bcfunnte friibcreSe
fretGr Der Stats . Ginipanoerunga
@eborbc Sr. Sermunn 9ooenboop
NIT ieiner Samilic sGbltc. aud mas
rem peribieoenc G~rofeiioren pomWa-
rpldnoer 2anopirtbihoftlihen Gpl.
lcdeT III College Earf uno pom Yun.
bcs Standardization Gcparte-
ment anwcieno. Erofeiior Gloie pcr.
trat oas Telamore Staatlife 9onS.
ipitt6idaftlide College. anipraden
bielten Sr. @. ). @lrbe, Srdiioent
oes @artner /. Clubs in @aibingtor
Sr. Charles Sepbolo, 8ice . Erali.
,Dent ocs @Grtncr : Clubs in galti-
more, Yatrif s. S'Mara, Eralioent
Oes @Grtner . Clubs in Neiu . gorf,
Sr. $. Ylumner bon Der rSeesleB
Apple Co." Baltimore, &r. 2lopo
q. Bid, Norfolf, So, Sr. @. But
teriiclO bon Scr 9lunlen . gorie III
Nem : Dorf.
Mbenps febrttn ole AnsfliigIer
bodit befricoigt BON Dem geiude
picier @1rtnereien mad Baltimore
Surad.
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@ en- nch6rt bic l1hr2

Wcm 9cbort 0tc Ubr? -
Gid @bitc, Elm 2~1siGbriger 9uridc
aus Gbarleiton, 8..go., scr lid crit
leit cinl9en Sogen in baltimore
ollfbdlt, obcr iait iton sic galscn
Ser. Staatcn ourdlreiit bat, molltc
geitern Bel cinem Bfanolcibcr eirc
golocne Gunenubr nit Iiomontcn
III 6orm zines Salbmonoes ouf Der
Niidicitc beiebt ullo cine lanae ool.
bene &ette nit ber5f6rmigem Sd)ic.
Der oerieten. Die llbr mar in einent
griinen Fliiidfditd)en llno lit nit
Settle ungeidbr $50 nertb. Tie Sc.
beimpoli5iitcn @eoper uno Cough.
crtp iuurOcn bicruon peritGnoigt ultD
perbaftetcn @bitc, Der ingt, Dob CT
Die ltbr in Der NGbe oes Sdro!.
tburmes an 6apctteitroBe gcinnoel,
babe. Hi6ter Grammar iiberuieS
@bitc bis 5lt eincm 8erbor am 81.
Septenrbcr Dem @efdngnib unb Der.
illdt oie Eoli5ei in5lpiiderL Sen 81.
gcnt1iimcr Der ubr nusfinoig 5u mo-.
dcr. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21

Serlommlun9 fano cine flcine Nods
feier fir Die 10 gIGn5eno perlorlfene
SnouItrie-Yoro0e llnO Den ,9cttihen
Gag.
nNrion."
Ger rs(rion" belt gcItern N6eno
inter Ser 2eituirg BON Grof. Sobn
6. Sranf feline rtacImGbige Sing
itunoe ab. Gs mrrNen iIciBig 2ieocr
fir bas fommenac CONCERT geiibt.
Sn Der @eid6ftSiibun9 ittlltt ii6 Der
ngrion.E antEnbercin" cir ilnb iiber-
rei6te beItt @eion9pcrctn $50 ais
@eidcnf. 5fali goiat bieIt StO llcbcr-
reid)rlngSdttiprodc, uuSI &r. @corg
2eifcrt rdDnt ooiiclbc GtSt6cn. Cine
froblide llrterbaltltna iolgte scr Sc
ideufsiibcfreifltna. Ser lle6eridub
bon Der letten characterization be-
trGat $226.65. "'"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21

Gle ltnterfuhnng iiber
Die Notwithstanding Der in Chicago
perfrnhten ganf ioa ergeben baberL
oaB Die 9anf ,,Repiioren bonn 8anf.
peien nidts peritanoen. Sb man
bic 2eute iuObl Sespegen our Der.
authorizing Sieben miro2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21

Iui Dem @ege Ser geiie.
rung bcfinOct it'd Gr SAeriff 6.
M. Sofimon, lpclder icit ctipa. 10
Sagen in 5olgc MISUNDERSTANDING
III fritiI1em 3ultanoe 0arnieoer lag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21

Seines 8aters g obnr-
raarl, acb' mn nit Der Wutter!"
"afp@rnit soer4 YtsItter aeb' id nift
germ, Die friegt gar ME Gurit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-21

FaHe fir's aHsfamb beforst 6. aaine, Ut.
Alb. cif.yaltimore. etr, mate GshHmbsmie.ape.
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Is II d) $ \ D bic"

Sic rs uhS boble" per
/. - ToS @ebGuoe Hr. 403,
@elt : 2eringtonltrabc, lit gcItern
bon Srn. s(rtbnr 9obm an bic Eublt
grou.Go. fir $4,000 perfouft NOR.
Sen. Gos @runoitiid lit 1872 bei G2
Sub groB mo liegt aui ocmiclben
elm @runo5ins bon $164 idbrlid. Sr
benz breiitodigen 8cbGuoe betreiGt
Sr. 6rib Studs feline alien Geutiden
inter Dem Namen r6uhSboble" be-
fannte Ge%ltaurotion.
Wit eincm StroBcnbobn II.
@oggon collioirt. - @og'
oon Nr. 1929 ser Sorforo = Npcnuc'
Clinic collioirte geitern an Der Gde
BON Sorriion. mo 2crin9tonitrabe
nit einem @oger bon Sbarp 4
9obme. Gle SinterrGber oes Wa.
gems mllroen oemolirt mo Scr $50
gen nmgeiporfen. Ter auf Die
Stt0Be 9elulelt0erfe &lllld)er Hld.
Sodion, Nr. $50, @eit.Wulberrps
Strabc, erlitt auBer Snutabidiiriun'
gen cine i6lpere gerlesung Der
Siifte unb nurbe ms .Stoot.Soipi
tai" gcidofit,
@uf bem II o n.g q + + 0
q G it orbcn. - alS geItern Nod.
mittog 5 llbr Der 17.iGbrige Neger
Toleigb Hidion ans atlantie Gitp
a,i Dem Unions obn6oi eintrof,
itorb CT menigc Winuten borairi. Gr
beionb iid) alli Dem @ege nod
&ings-G olntp, So, Inn Dem 9egrGb.
nib ieincr Miltter bci5umobnen. So.
rorer Or. Sopoen itellte einen aui
Sd)lagiluB lautcnoen 1ootenidcin
aus.
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Sd)nittcr Sob balt Grntc.

9ld)otiuS S6miot I'M Sitter bon 70
Sobrcn geitorben. - Sobn @m.
Shmud Siigel plotlid) aus Dem
2eben geihieben. - Anoere 30.
OeSiGqc in beutifen &reiicn.
Sdnitter 600 biclt geItcrn rcid).
lid)e Grnotc in beuti6en &reiicn. SIN
sltcr bon 70 Sobrcn 2 Wonotcn u,o
II Sogen id)ieb Sr. adatiuSS dmiot
aus Dem 2ebcn. Die 9ccr0igiliIg
finoct morgen Nodmittog BON Der
@obnung ieines SobneS Sobn $.
S6miOt, Hr. IA, &enipooo . Abe,
aus itott.
Sm j%llgenolid)cn 9llter bon 90 Sab.
rem itarb geitern Sr. Sobn @illiom
Sdnlnd Siigel pl0blidJ in ieincr
@obnung, Nr. 100, Wontioro.ape.
Srou Gliinbctb 0loufub iegncte
9eltcrn i'm Mlter BON "a Sabren oo5
3citllde. Sic Ueerolgiing flnoct
morgcn Nod)mittag aui Der 2ouoon
Eorf. Cemetery itatt.
Nod LANCER aronfbcit erIoltc scr
Zoo 0cltern sic II Sabre olte Gpn
Sofimon bon iDrcn 2cioen. Gic DC.
croigllng miro morGen Nod)nittug
bonn Srauerbonie, Nr. 1903, Ioper.
StroBe, aus ouf Der 2ouoon Yorf'
Cemetery ltottiinoen.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-04
LYNDON FITTINGS NEws.
c.,.hr.+iou of Memorial Day and Crosse aw are Presented,

Celebration of Memorial Day and Cross"
 es are Presented.
 Union Springs. May 3.-(special. )- Memorial Day was fittingly and beau tifuIlv observed here yesterday. The procession formed at the school build ing and marched to the old cemetery where in the pavilion the following nropram was carried out: ,
 Song by the choir.
 Prayer by Rev. R. L.. Bell.
 Recitation by Master Henry Johnson of Tuskegee.
 Song, "The Homespun Dress"
 Reading, Miss Bessie Lena Ellis.
 Oration, Ton. T. S. Frazer.
 presentation of Crosses by Daughters of Confederacy, At the close of the singing of Dixie" the Veterans rose to their feet with a we'll. The military company fred salute over the sleeping soldiers whose resting places. were strewn with now CTS and a ceremony that touches re- sponsive chord in every Southern heart was over.
 Capt. J. H. Rainer leaves today for North Carolina.
 Dr. and Mrs. Scale Harris and MT. and Mrs. Heron Rainer leave today for Baltimore About June 1 pr. and Mrs. Harris, accompanied by Miss Call lie Pickett, sail for Europe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-04

Then the name of Tom Johnson, of Ohio, was injected in the debate. Mir. Clark asked if the second largest man ufacturer of steel rails in this coun- ty when sitting on the floor of the House ,asi member had not said that steel rails could be made at SIP a ton If you take off the tariff and make plenty of profit selling them at fsf"
 Mir. Bates said he thought tat was one of the extravagan statements the gentlemen from Ohio loved to indulge in.
 MT. Payne (N Y.) said MT. Johnson voted for the Wilson tariff bill de- spite large protective duty on rails at that time.
 MT. Clark replied that MT. Johnson voted against the Wilson bill and beg ged me on the floor of this house to vote against 1t and I wish to Heaven I had" (Laughter and applause on the Republican side.)
 MT. Humphreys (Miss) spoke in "a. vor af his bill to amend the internal revenue laws so as to provide TOT publicity of it's records.
 The naval appropriation bill was then laid aside and at S:1 the House adjourned until tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-04
JUST BREATHE IT
Hyomel Cures CRtHrrh in Natural and
 Rational Way.

No dangerous drugs or alcoholic connections are taken into the system when Hvomei Is used in the treatment of catarrh. Breathed through the neat pocket inhaler that comes with every outfit, the balsamic healing of Hyomei penetrates to the most remote cells of the nose, throat and lungs, healing the irritated mucous membrane and ef- fecting a complete and permanent cure.
 In natural and rational way, by medicatine the air you breathe with Hvomei every breath will be healing and antiseptfc, like the air found on the mountains where the pine forests give off their fragrant and healing balsams
 No medicine taken into the stomach can possibly reach the remote cells or the air passages, or give the imme- diate relief that follows the use or Hyomei 4 few days treatment is usu- ally all that is necessary to snow now quickly this remedy will cure catarrh h.
 So successful has Hyomei been m the cure of catarrh among his customers that F.. G. Fowler sells it under pos itive guarantee that 1t costs nothing unless 1t gives satisfaction. The com . plete outfit sells for one dollar whlIe extra bottles can be obtained for oo cents.
 If not convenient to obtain Hyomel 1t will be forwarded from the laoora- tory by mail on receipt ot price. ,,s.. The Booth. Co.,, Hyomei BIas'' Ithaca N. I.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-04
CONFER LOSING GROUND.
Cunningham's Popularity In North
 Alabama On the Increase.

Alabama On the Increase.
 Athens. Ala, May 3.--(Special)-- Lieutenant Governor Cunningham spoke to a large and enthusiastic audience last night at the court house. He spoke in the forenoon to a large au- dience at Elkmont. His speech last night was a masterly effort and he was given the closets attention A times he grew very eloquent and from time to time he was cheered to the echo He made a most excellent speech. one that has done him great good. He is very popular in this county. Conner has lost a great deal of his former following. He has not made good as his friends expected him to and his eff fort to leave the place to which he was elected on the guarantee that he would bring relief. Is not meeting with favor among the people who once hailed him as their deliverer
 The Supreme Court of Alabama hav- ing reversed the verdict of the lower court in the case of John M. Morris. who was convicted last fall on the charge of aiding and abetting the kill ling of G. F. Grisham. he has been ad- nlitted to bail in the sum of $1,500. and is at home. He was one of the wealth. lest men in the country at the time of the killing nearly two years ago, but he ahs spent large part of his for tune in his effort to clear himself and his two sons. He Is old and his con finement has greatly impaired his health.
 An effort Is on foot by the Odd Eel lows of Athens to secure the location of the. Odd -eFllows orphans home for Alabama at this point. they have promised a thousand dollars and at a mass meeting held here last night a large sum was subscribed. The citi- zens are enthusiastic for the location Of the home here.
 The city of Athens has purchased the Charley Holt farm, one of the fin est farms in this section, lying east of the city one mile. The city bought the farm to secure the right of way to Swan Creek for the sewer outlet. The farm carried with 1t mill race right of way, and this enable the city to lay It's sewer line from the town to Swan Creek on the east. The survey is being made and as soon as complete the work of laying the pipe, which will require about 12,000 feet, will be begun. The septic tank built by the city has not given satisfaction and 1t Is hoped that this will remove all objection and trouble. The city proposes to cut the farm up into small farms and sell them to farmers.
 Perry Henderson, City Clerk of Athens has returned from New Orleans | where he went as delegate to the Confederate reunion. While there he was robed by a pickpocket of his purse and fifty dollars and some valuable | papers.