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Evening journal., 1906-08-14
eho,v From Panama.

With $50 tons of scrap iron aboard as
ballast, the dupont steamer Dorothy is
now moored at the B street wharf await
ing an order 10 carry As car loads Of pow
der 10 San Francisco. The scrap iron was
brought from Panama and has been sold
to Hilton and Company. Of Philadelphia.
They are now building a railroad to the
wharf to facilitate the handling Of the
iron.
Evening journal., 1906-08-14
stabbed in Drunken Fight.

James Y. Young. who told the police he
lived at No. 3 dupont street, this city. was
stabbed in the head and shoulders in a
drunken fight in Philadelphia last nigh;
and is now in a hospital His injuries are
not believed to be serious.
Evening journal., 1906-08-14
Run Down by Traln.

While driving across the railroad
tracks at Greenwood yesterday after
noon Horace Tucker was run down by
the Norfolk express, HIS shoulder
blade and jawbone We're broken, and
his horse killed. Tucker is at the Della
ware Hospital
Evening journal., 1906-08-14
officials on Inspection.

F. F. Brooks. general superintendent
OF the p, b. q w. railroad. with
party Of other officials to-day went to
Washington on a trip Of inspection.
Evening journal., 1906-08-14
Had Finaer Amputated.

B. F. Sullivan of NO sos Washing
ton street a tinsmith employed by the
p. B. & w. railroad had the end OF
one Of his fingers cut off to-day while
attempting to-cut a piece of tin with
a pair OF shears.
Evening journal., 1906-08-14
Letters on Drein's Estate,

Register Of wills Bach to-day grant
ed letters Of administration on the
estate OF William NJ. Drein. TO Ellen
Clifton Drein. Mr. Drein was engaged
in the business OF life boat building.
Evening journal., 1906-08-14
Home From London.

Horace Thayer OF the Pusey &
Jones Company. who has been in Lon
don for several weeks, has returned
TO his home In this city.
Evening journal., 1906-08-14
REGISTRATION DAYS.

Saturday, August 1R
Saturday, September IS
Saturday, October 20.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-10-12
AGED WOMAN SPEEDS AUTO.
Takes Delight In Fast Driving In
Spite OF Her 100 Years.

Middletown. Conn -Arrayed In cog.
giles. yisored cap and long cloak. Mrs.
Elizabeth Hunt. Of Brooklyn borough.
Who IL iOs years old. IL making her
annual tour Of this state. The trip
10 being made In an automobile which
travels by easy stages from one town
N another. Hitherto the annual tour
which Mrs, Hunt insists on making
each year has been accomplished
mostly by train.
Not much like the stage coaches
Of my Eirlhood." she laughs Owing
90 her rheumatism she has 10 be
helped into the car. but she scorus
cushions and pillows She likes to
ST ON the front seat with the chaui.
feur. and asks many questions about
the mechanism Of the car. which the
driver gladly explains 10 her
She often tells the chauffeur not to
hold the machine In. because she says
ahe can stand a. much speed as her
son. who Is 90 years her junior. and
who also enjoys the sport
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TAKE MILLIONS FROM AMERICA.
Records Show That immigrants Send
Earnings 10 Home Banks.

Nashington.-M Millions Of dollars In
American gold is being boarded an
nually Ia the banks OF Italy by TEN.
porary Italian residents OF the United
States. This is the news that has
Just reached the government, along
with a statement from the general
commissioner OF immigration at Rome
that the total immigration 10 the
states from Italy In the year 1866
approached the 100000 mark.
The idea OF most Italian emlgrants
says the immigration commissioner.
Is 10 accumulate something like a
fortune In the states and return with
Il 10 Italy. The intimacy OF the home
connection is shown by the exhibit
OF the Bank OF Naples. Which. hav.
Ing advertised that sort Of business
as It's speciality. has more than $4,000
accounts opened by Italian emigrants
IN the United States aud placed to
their credit during the fiscal year Just
closed more than 100000
During the same period Italians In
Argentina sent to this single bank
sS2S.ooO and si25. 900 came from BRA.
all
The total receipts from such
sources at the Naples bank were
100000 above those Of the year be.
fore And that 10 only one bank
among dozens In Italy.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-10-12
.i0COOA WITAOUTFIRE
CLEVER DEVICES FOR USE At
ARn,Y MAN = UvERS.
Merits Of invention viii Be Tested In
Field Operations and Commits.
sary Department Expects
Good Results.

Misunderstanding. Gen. Sharpe,
commissary general, has sent enough
OF the new army freless cookers to
feed four companies to the joint camp
At Mount Gretna, Pa. lie has also
ordered enough of the cookers TO sup
ply eight companies sent to Fort
Riley, Kan, where one of the largest
Of the Joint encampments began re-
Gently.
Ii Is the intention OF the comnllssary
department to test the merits Of this
device In practical field operations.
Tho cooker In its present form has
been constructed by the army artisans
themselves; there are no patent rights
connected with It, and 1t Is 80 simple
hat any boy handy with tools could
make one In the course Of day ac-
rording to the army standard. The
2ommissary department Is highly
gralilied over the success in the ex'
periments made ia lie west, and the
officers are devoting their attention TO
/ developing minor improvements sucn
AS the application vi devices for her.
medically sealing the cooking vessels
and tightening the weight Of the cut.
III.
The large siI-cOmpartment cookers
first made weighed $50 pounds each,
but they have been lightened and one
development is single compartment
cooker weighing little over 100
pounds which has found much favor
because Il can be packed readily on q
mule. assuring hot supper for de-
tachment at the end Of days scout.
Another Improvement about TO be In
PRODUCED Is the adoption Of aluminium
vessels. made after the departments
plans. which are expected to be indie
| structible.
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BRICKS MADE sY LIGHTNING.
Elements Are Kind to Man Living
Near Columbus. Ind.

Columbus. ind-Nathan H New.
som. a farmer Of Sandcrcck township
has brought TO this city some samples
VI bricks made by lightning nurine
thunder. rain and hail storm on his
farm recently lightning struck a shock
Of wheat and burned H.
Several hours later Mr. Newsom
was walking through the field and
found the ground 80 hot near the
burned shock that he could not stand
on H. The next day the ground
was still hot. and he took a shovel
and dug down to see for his own
curiosity how much Of the ground had
been affected.
Ten inches down he found that the
ground was thoroughly baked. and
pieces Of earth which readily hold
together we're taken out The earth.
which was ine black soil. 10 cooked
TO brick red. and every bit Of vege
table matter has been roasted out
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shall b" regarded as applying Ia per.
sinal property as we'll AZ real
And We hereby bind ourselves TO
the faithful performance ~ the FOL.
lowing stipulations. as far as within MS
lies
Isaiah = Harding party Of the FIRST
part agrees that Isabella Engelbrrcht.
party Of the second part. shall upon
her wedding to him. the party NJ
the first part. receive each week
the sum Of SIS with which to.
defray the household expenses. but Il
Is understood that he. the party " the
lrst part shall furnish fuel aud wa.
ter
It is expressly understood that
from this union shall come not more
than three children Upon the birth
OF each or any child the above amount
OF SIS per week shall be increased
three dollars per week
The party Of the second part shall
furnish domestic help and 10 assist
her In this she shall be- allowed the
iin.n.;si og,pg; y poultry and ou"
COW from ihe farm herd But %
Cor any reason d shall be- found neces.
sary 20 dispense With domestic help
then Il shall b. the duty OF ,hc hus
band to build the fires and prepare
the morning meals for six months
throughout the winter and Tor The wife
10 build the fires and prepare the
morning meals for the remaining six
months N the year
Neither party shall invite guests
10 the house. except with the express
permission Of the other aud then not
nncnef than twice per week. relatives
shall not be- allowed to visit the fam.
u.s.. except that relatives of the party
~ the first part shall b. permitted TO
visit the home AZ any lime within
the first Two weeks Of the month Of
May. relatives Of the party of the
second part within the last Two weeks
of the month Of October This shall
not relate In any way to the children
~ either Of the parties Of this Gov
enant
II the parties TO this covenant shall
remove TO the city TO live Il IL agreed
that In addition to the costs men
TONED above party Of the first part
shall pay Ice aud gas expenses. Fur
thermore. Il shall be- the privilege Of
the PARTY OF the second part To atteud
two social functions each week. one
Of which. II the parties reside In the
city. shall be the theater. and this eN
pense shall be borne BY the party Of
the FIRST part
Each sunday the party ot the first
mart shall escort and accompany the
pari, " the second part 10 church In
the morning and again In the even
inr should she desire H.
Party u the first part shall keel
up the house insurance. Keep III,
premises In good condition. furnish al
all times respectable conveyance "a
and from town. see that both himself
and wife are properly clothed. take
an active part In any civic or rural I'm
movement. and assist In any political
movement for the general good Il Is
expressly declared that he shall voi'
according to the dictates OF his con
srience
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Had Servants GUESSING.

A London lady who had been hol.
iday making. wrote to servant that
she would be home next evening at
t. 30 ID W, and asking that dinner
be- ready Arriving home. she found
no dinner The cook appeared with
apologies Would you mind telling
me ma am. what d " means?" she
said. 4 couldn't make II out. but
Sarah lthe houscmaidl said II must
mean Due at Victoria So We al.
lowed you an hour to get home from
the station"
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STOMACH
lisa common and distress

Is a common and distress
ing complaint.
II is Natures's way Of
protesting against inn
proper food hastily de-
voured or too hearty
meals, and II the warn
ing is unheeded serious
results will follow.
When your stomach
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-10-12
DIR. Caldwell's
(LaSatiOel
Syrup Pepsin

THIS great remedy viii instantly put
things in order.
1t is just what your stomach needs.
One trial ofthis wonderful preparation
willconvincey outhat our claimsarefou
ded on truth and upheld by experience
DR.. CAldwells Syrup Pepsin can be
obtained in both dollar and half-dollar
sizes from all druggists.
Your money will be refunded II il
does not benefit you.
Your postal card request will bring by return
mail our nfw booklet. DR. CALDWELL'S
BOOK OF WONDERS" and Tree sample TO
those who have never tried this wonderful
remedy. Send for II today
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Apple Slump.

Pare. core and quarter a dozen tart.
Juicy apples. pour over them a cupfnl
of hot water ans place In a saucepan
on the back Of IN, range. Lei them
stand five or ten minutes. then add
Two cups mOlasses Cook ten minutes,
cover with a paste made from a heap.
Ing pint Of silted -Four. a teaspoonful
OF sugar and two OF baking powder.
with enough sweet milk 10 make a
soft dough Spread this over the APP
Piles. cover the kettle closely and cook
% minutes without uhcovering Serve
with lemon or iuamy sauce.
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Il was In railway carriage and the
company consisted Of several com
mcrcial travellers and a siald and pom
nous old gentleman. Various efforts
we're unsuccessfully made by the
knights Of the road TO draw their
COMPANION into conversation. AZ
length one Of them said
Come. sir. know you are one OF
ma Tell ~ what you are travelling
In"
sir" answered the old gentleman,
facing his interloou,or calmly. lam
travelling In very Objectionable and
lnoulaitlye company, and the carriage
IA iull Of my samples, Stray Stories
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Have Change Of Menu.

u Is not good economy To cook the
same thing day after day Study mp
new dishes and serve them daIntily.
usc up all the leitoycrs and put bits
81 bread. cereals. mashed POTATOES. or
anything OF the sort In your griddle
cakes aud they will be greatly i'm
proved
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CONTRACT PROVIDES FOR A FlF.
TEEN YEAR PERIOD.
VINO Shall Build Fires and When
Guests May Come Stipulated
10 Agreement, - Couple
Happy Thus Far

D,s Muincs isaiah 2 Harding and
Mrs. ISABELLA Engclbrecht Of Dallas
county. Iowa. had not found smooth
sailing upon the sea Of mauimony, al
though both are. comparatively speak
.ur rich Twice each had been mar
Hri and twice divorced
When. therefore. seeking a consola'
Uua prize. Harding asked Mrs Engel'
lrr.ht To- be- bic. extreme caution at
rrici her Affirmative Response "s'6
.fr. las down some Iairs - - ey.'
.e said aud Harding agreed
Ife result vas tho most rrmafkable
..ufal contract ever drawn In Iowa
arI perhaps In the world Veteran
aaycrs say they have never seen
anything quite like a.
DO auangss Tor almost every posi-
..s contingency that may arise In the
s,dIcd life OF two people
The contract plainly sets forth Nho
shau build the nrrs. vhcn the husband
ma, bring home guests Ia meals When
,l, relatives OF each shall visit them.
bou the money Il 10 be- divided. how
often the wife may attend social tunc
lions without bclng scovled A'-and
ever hIes a limit TO the number "l
possible future Hardings
u, observing In minutest detail the
terms OF this remarkable document
Harding aud his third viie have al
ready enIoyed two months u life to
gcther without a cloud appearing IN
heir matrimonial sky. The contract
prnvidss:
That Ne. By the terms Of this
agreement. made this third day OF
Nay. A. ID. 1905. between isaiah Hard
even nNes a limit to the number ol
ing. Of the county Of Dallas aud state
u Iowa. party 81 the first part and
Isabella EnEelbrecht. Of the county ol
FOLK aud state Of Iowa. Of the second
paft. do hereby bind ourselves By
this covenant To carry out entire aud
IN detail the terms of this solemn oh
nEation 20 that We. a. man aud wife
may dwell together In peace aud har
nony 10 Ions a. this said covenant
shall be In force. 10 Wit From the
aid third day Of May, A ID 1906, un
~ the third day Of May. 1891. a perio'
o. 10 years.
1t Ia hereby agreed and stipulated
between said Isaiah = Harding. parr
u the hrst part. and said Isabella En
relbrecht. party Of the second part
that u Al the end Of the fifteen year
Aforesaid described vc or either oi NJ
shall have cause 10 believe TIA, sucl
union Ia not for the best interests o
either of NJ the said same union shal
be terminated by either party Withou
further. formality; PROVIDING that
At any time during the period abov'
set forth, either should wish to relln
Qulsh the bonds OF matrimony such &C
ton shall not be taken except will
due process OF law.
We hereby agree that We shal
jointly and severally settle upon tn
children Of each by former marrias
one half Of the estate Of each. the salt
onehalf Of the estate OF the party o
the nrst part TO be settled upon hl
children and the said ons-half OF tn
estate OF the party Of tho second par
spon her children. Deeds and paper
TO this effect ahAll be duly signed
transferred and recorded upon tn
completion Of this covenant And TIL
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-10-12
It Takes
Nerve

Everything depends upon
your nerves. Ii is nerve force
that causes the brain To direct
the motion OF your body; it is
nerve force that causes your
heart to pulSatc, and send the
blood through your veins; Il
is nerve force that causes your
stomach to digest food, your
kidneys to filter the blood, and
the liver to Sccrc,c bile.
In fact. nerve force is the
power that runs your body. so
II YOU feel WORKOUT. irritable,
nervous. cannot sleep. or eat
well, have pain or misery
anywhere, YOUR nerves are
weak, and YOUR system rum
down. To restore this vitality
take DR.. Miles Nervine which
will strengthen and build up
the nerves. You cannot be
healthy without strong nerves.
For eighteen Year, pr Miles
Neryine and Anti.rnin RUS have been
my close companions Eatly IN mar
ried life. while raising children. my
nerves became ali worn. ul-couid not
sleep. had no appetite, indigestion
very had. and had such AWFUL diEay
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-10-12

Louis oOurdn the central figure morning peculiar
ground breaking for ooUdans own private foursO
sentenced the United
Of the prison"
the plans will
p-i---.s
Interior
There be Vingroom and dnngroom
similar provision for the private warden whom oouda will install An
and
. aundry.
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And al Your Expense.

His Idea Of lobster is any one
Who drinks nothing stronger than wa
ter"
How ridiculous! Why. n YOU press
a lobster hard enough he's bound TO
AXE a nip"
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PEPsIN SYRUP CO.
Monticello, illinois

Sold by Haynes & Taylor.
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Way. ana Mran..

Hut do not approve Ut his WAYS
protested the pretty girl
Never mind about his ways. my
dear" replied her mother He has
unlimited means Chicago Daily
News.
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II becomes inactive, your food fer
ments, gases form, and there is trouble
ahead. The quickest, safest and surest
way TO conquer this condition and
prevent its return is to Immediately
commence the use of
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
MINING AND CURB STOCKS
sneoial to Tho Journal.

Special to Tho Journal. .- 81 ...-
Boston, July 1S.-The market was active to-
day at lower prices caused by LIQUIDATION oy
a slight rally after this is over. but 1t Is too
sick to get any pronounced advance, SO long
as every bulge finds plenty Of stock on tap
1t is not unlikely that certain large 1s,. STOCK
proxies for use at the annual meeting, with a
view Of wrestling control from William G.
Greene. An effort is being made to- get A. B.
Hodges, general superintendent OF the Granny,
to take charge Of the Greene company. Mr:
In the country.
Boston quotations at pm: Adventure, 81
@s; Ailouez, s2lk American Zinc. 1o Arcadian.
a. ssaea A ashess iAS&lA ASlnsAs.n
Bonanza. 46@60; Black Mountain. z @s; Butte
E1p.. 21a@3; Butte & London; 1A@1%; Butte
Coalition, 2s1s Calumet 4 Hecls egg; centenni
s5@eo osu@ss ssa Ari.ona. ios copper
27R asked; DAILY West, II; benn-Ari.., l7@
East Butte % miTs ts% sssss
sogsle sessae ofsi fe@17: " K.Heensa, As essh Mass
7@7a; Mayaower. 4b@b5; Mass Gas, bsM
s Coke, ~ asked; Nevada censolidsted, leN 6 &
II; North Butte, SO; Old Colony, 20 bid; oil
Dominion, 38; osceola oss1s: Parrot, a; Phoe
nix, eo975 Superior Pittserrs .reSa ls@1eM 81.
IS ssssss sss ss s5'sS
island az; Santa Ts, lA@1h shannon; 81 :.
preferred. pref soa$o1s; Swift, io21a asked; Tan
es ~ nity 8 wnide
United States Mining, b3h United States Mir
ing preferred, 45; Utah, 52x Union Land. =
ga; United Fruit, 10TH @1os; utah.Nevads s
lH W1nona. e'o 4A; woiverine, 1855; Wysndo
1k1 Wsnran havalnnInant Company. 1a0iA
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
PRICES DECLINE
THEN ADVANCE.
STOCK MARKET OPENING SHOWS
DOWNWARD MOVEMENT.
Attempts to Stay Slump Fail Ind
United States Steel Preferred and
Amalgamated Copper Touch New
Low Points for the Year-Rally Fol
lows, but Market Becomes Dull.

New York, July 18.-Prices Of stocks started
downward at the opening today without regard
to the advances In London before the opening
Aea{ p sS .ad 1 ssox
slight advances, the gains in the last named
running to y. Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis
Z Omaha and United States Rubber fell 2 Great
Northern preferred IN, Amalgamated Copper,
Smelling and Brooklyn Transit u point and st.
Paul V.
Liquidation among the specialties Offset efforts
rallies in which Union Pacific and several others
went above yesterdays closa the market bs-
came weak again. United States Steel SOLO
and Amalgamated Copper made new low record
also at 92h. The decline elsewhere reached
sM in Great Northern preferred, ~ 49, IN Leg 60
sas %e.sn und N
Investment II in Northern Pseiae an and heuis l9 ,n
st. Paul and Missouri Pacific. and point IN
sas 4 Texas, southsrp Pacific. Colorado Ess>
and Central Leather. The market had a visor-
GUS rally at II o'clock, some leaders again
The rally restored prices generally te nsar
last nights level. with the exception Of some
belated declines. Minneapolis, st. Paul sault
Ste. Marie fell 2, American Wooden DrsfsEss,o H,a
IN, Lead ~, and Norfolk Western, Nrie
arst prstsrred, Republic stssi. Pressed Steel
Oar and Distiilers' Securities J. Ilinods Cen'
tral gained IN and North Western. IT, LOUIS
q san 6IAnC1Sco BecOAO pGSAeECeo eAo SA~~.SN
States Pipe prsferred about point. The o.
mand became extremely duh At the recovery.
Bonds irregular at noon.
Operators on the long side Of tho market
managed to establish a gain Of point In union
Pacific. Southern Pacific and Reading. but ne
subsequent demand was not sufficient to hold
them the rest Of the list At the best.
Market Goes Back.
The overnight advances were cancelled and tn
market went back, but prices still remained con
siderably abo!s the low prices OF tas oay
Around o'clock tho market began to men!
| and the Pacihcs, Reading and smelling got Dec,
| to near the highest North-Western improved D
Copper Still Lower.
Selling late in the day carried Amalsamstee
Copper a shade lower than In the morning break
| and prices generally fell back TO near Tho low
est. Ontario q Western, Colorado eouthsrn IN
st. Louis Southwestern preferred lost point
| National Biscuit gained ~ and Northern "a
cihc ~. Prices were pulled up sEsm 0eiof
Chicago to O. q. Lewis: large stock ho1s
| Stock quotations reported for The Journal D.
Watson s Co., brokers, Chamber OF Commerce
Minneapolis. Closing prices are bid.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-13
THE CASH TRADE
nopr AND OATS WEAKER TO CLOSE
>-,rr. ArnIs oTrTET

CORN AND OATS WEAKER TO CLOSE
OTHER GRAINS QUIET.
FEAX-Receipts, % cars, against 8 cars hast
year Shipments, 81 cars: Duluth. 70 cars:
closing prices, Minneapolis. cash, $1-1oA; to
bATsVNo. white closed at $500. Receipts,
10 cars; shipments, IS cars.
o0RN-No yellow closed at 4ec. Re-
eeipts 12 cars; shipments, cars.
TEE;D AND COARSE MEAL-Coarse cornmeal
and oracked corn IN sacks, sacks extra, $lS7b@
10, No. / ground feed, 23 corn and 1-S oats
ground feed, X corn and v oats. sob 20 sacks
sacks extra, $19.76 go; No. ground feed, 1-S
, corn and 2-8 oats, 7o-lb sacks, eacks EXTRA
HfIysTUFFs fT in bulk. ga. 5o@1a Isl
shorts. S1S71015; midd1tngs, ST .5o@1s; red
dog, $21 all ( 0 b IN Ainnsapolis In 2oO-io
SACKS. 81 per ton additional, In 1oo-lb sacks,
81 80 per ton additional; red dog IN laos, $1o
b. shipments, 1,s4s tons;
BARLEY-Feed grades closed at ss1h h@ssc;
RYnMNa. rye closed at b4@55c. Receipts
I1YRsssipss todsSS sS,s % TO tons ss1g: TgotSS ~
O. Seto@7, pssirie choice Sao prairie prairie 10 No.
$s.5oQe.b6, midland, No. l. $soo@7c 81 mid
land. No. 2, $5@ei rye straw. s4.oo9e; oa'
straw, 3S5014.50.