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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-04-27
CONF ORTlNG WORDS
Many a Marion Household Viii lind
Them So.

To have the pains and aches of bad
back removed; to be entirely free from
annoying. dangerous urinary disorders
is enough to make any kidney suffe rer
grateful. To tell how this great
change can be brought about will
prove comforting words to hundreds of
Marion readers
G. b. Johnson, 413 Gum ST., Marion.
Ky, says: For five years suffered
from kidney complaint, brought on by
hard work. Whenever caught cold.
it settled on my kidneys and at such
times my suffering was aggravated
The kidney secretions were irregular
in passage and was often obliged Ia
arise during the night. There was "A
dull pain in the small of my back and
when | arose in the morning. | felt
lame and stiff. tired easily. was
nervous and also had dizzy spells
When Doan's Kidney Pills came to my
attention, | procured at Haynes &,
Tsylor's drug store and after finished
the contents, | was cured. 1t gives
me pleasure to state, that time has
proven the cure to be a permanent
one. You are at liberty to publish
this staten ent for the benefit of other
kidney sufferers.
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the nsme-Doan' sand
take no other. A20-27
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-04-27
FR
DELAYED from last week.

DELAYED from last week.
Miss Fannie Woods, of Marion.
was the guest of Mrs. Mollie
Dulaney.
James Henry and wife and
Cary Henry, of Marion, spent
Sunday with relatives here.
The school will close here
Friday, and there will be an en-
tertainment at Rice's hall Friday
night by the pupils.
Mrs. Josie Padon and children,
of Hampton. are the guests of
her father, A. BOaz.
DR.. Crawford and wife, of
Marion, spent Sunday with N.
NJ. Wilkey and wife.
w. F. Oliver shipped a car
load hogs from here Saturday.
odd Homestead" fertilizer is
the best for corn and tobacco.
Sold by S. c. Bennett & Son.
Mr.. Coleman, of Crider Roller
Mills. was here Monday Ben
nett & Son handles the flour and
meal made by this mill. 1t is
guaranteed to please.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-04-27
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
CRITTENDEN CIRCUIT
COURT. KENTUCKY.

! PORT HURON ENGINE
a. THRESHER Co.. Plf
against Equity.
A. X. HUGHES. a. l..
MUM. JAS. WRITTEN
BERRY, DTS.
BY virtue Of a Judgment and
Order of Sale of the Crittenden
Circuit Court, rendered at the
March Term thereof, 1911. in the
above cause for the sum OF
$50. 90 with interest at the rate
of 6 per cent. per annum from
the % day of Feb. 1907, until
paid, subject to following cred
its. $4,000 paid Dec. Goth, 1909.
and $25. 90 paid Mar. oath, 1910,
and $33 80 costs herein, | shall
proceed to offer for sale to the
highest bidder, at PUBLIC
AUCTION, on Friday, the 18th
day of April 1911, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. or thereabout. upon a
credit three months the follow
ing described property, to wit:
One Port Huron No. 2 saw
mill complete with all
the fixtures and appendages
with or belonging to the same.
Also AZ solid tooth saw.
Sale to be made near Nation.
where mill is now setting on
bank near the old Lamb mill site
or sufficient thereof to produce
the sums of money so ordered to
be made. For the purchase
price the purchaser, with APP
proved security or securities,
must execute Bond, bearing le-
gal interest from the day of sale
until paid, and having the force
and effect of a Judgement. Bid
ders will be prepared to comply
promptly with these terms.
J. G.. ROCHESTER,.
Commissioner.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-04-27
Kicked By A Mad Horse

Samuel Birch, of Beetown, Wis,
had most narrow escape from losing
his leg, as no doctor could heal the
trightful sore that developed, but at
last Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it
complet ly. Its the greatest healer of
ulcers. burns, boiis. eczema, scalds,
cuts, corns, cold-sores. bruises and
piles on earth. Try it. 25c at Hayn
K Taylor's and Jas. H. Orme's.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-04-27
Hair Bcautifier.
Refined women The World over Use Il

Miss Alice Balmer, 1873 S. 3rd St.
Reading, Pa, knows that thsre is
nothing so good for hair and scalp
trouble as Partisan Sage. On June 8
1910, she wrote: 81 am using Partisan
sage two or three times a week and it
Is certainly fine. 1t keeps my scalp
nice and clean and it cured myl dan
druif. | have no danduff now. II
makes the HAIR lustrous and fury and
keeps it from falling out. "
We urge every woman who loves
radiant and fascinating hair to HAYNES
G. Taylor's today and get a large 80
cent bottle Of Partisan Sage. They
guarantee it TO cure dandrur, falling
hair and itching scalp, or money back.
Al3-27.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-04-27
$500 LITTLE ROCK, ARK,
AND RETURN FROM MARION.

Via Illinois Central and Rock
Island Lines Account u CIV Re-
Union.
The short line via the |. G..
OFFICIAL ROUTE OF ADAM
JOHNSON CAMP zoos UCV
Tickets al the above extremely
low rates will be on sale May 18th
lith, and 18th, and are good re
turning until May 23rd with pri-
vilege of extention until June Ii
The above rate is not only open
TO veterans and their friends but
to any others who desire TO visit
Little Rock, the city of Roses in
the Sunny South.
Little Rock long famous for its
hospitality has made great prep
aration to insure entertainment
and comfort for its welcomed
guests which will make the re-
union one long to be remembered.
Through sleepers and chair cars
on May 18th. Engage accommo-
dations now.
Low rate side trip tickets on
sale from Little Rock,
For futher particulars. and
pamphlets on Little Rock. Adj
dress G.. W. Schelke. I. +. A.
Evansville, Ind.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-04-27

IL YOU have sore eyes Of any kird
use Suiherlsnd's Eagle Eye Salyc. IL
is good for nothing but the eyes. IL Is
painless and harmless. aud is positive
ly the best. Ii you don't say so We
will refund your money. Try il and
then tell your neighbor. Sold every
where. pc tube.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-04-27

We guarantee Sutherland's Eagle
Eye Salve to cure common sore eyes
in "a to 36 hours. This seems strange.
but it is backed by our guarantee.
You run no risk and it only costs 25c
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-04-27
SHERIDAN
delayed from last week.

delayed from last week.
Sunday School every Sunday
evening at Deer Creek.
Ben McElMurry spent Easter
with his aunt at Sheridan.
Mrs. Kate White is the guest
of relatives here this week.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-04-27
For III Sk,R Diseases

Dr. B-ll's An,isopuc Salve b. tho
best Il Is a creamy snow white sint-
ment pleasant % use ane every box ia
guaranteed Price 25c. At an dealcr,.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-04-27
last week.

last week.
Ben Steele, formerly of this
place, but now of Harrisburg,
! ILL.,, spent Saturday and Sunday
with his parents.
Ches Truitt was in Blackford
last week.
Rev. Lane preached at Baker
the thirG Saturday and Sunday.
Quite a large crowd greeted him
Sunday it being Easter. After
preaching they all visited the
pinnacle, where an Easter egg
hunt was participated in.
Prayer meeting at Baker every
Wednesday night; Sunday School
every Sunday evening at three
O'Clock. We urge every one to
come and be with us.
The F. f Il c. U. of A., meets
every Monday night. Brethren.
we urge upon each and every
member to come and also invite
all visiting members.
W. II. King and family. of
Caseyville, spent Easter with
his father, ID. II. King.
Mrs. Sallie Mckinley and chill
dren spent Saturday night with
Mrs. Lissie Phillips.
Thomas and Herman Mckin-
ley and Johnnie Phillips attend
ed prayermeetipg at Baker We'd
nesday night.
p. ii. O'Neal is the guest of
his daughter, Clara Conger.
Your writer had the pleasure
of spending several days in
Blackford last week.
Right here | think would be a
nice place to drop a thought to
the public, as others saw him.
A fine looking deacon was en-
deavoring to impress upon the
young minds of class of boys
Importance of living a Christian
life. why do people call me a
Christian" boys? He said smil-
ing down upon them. There
was a moments pause, then a
voice was heard to say, BE
cause they don't know you"
Brethren be careful when in
touch with little ones and don't
try to deceive them.
John Walker was in Marion
last week.
Mrs. Vina Phelps spent sever
al days in Clay and Providence
with her sons and daughters
recently.
Mrs. Jane Nelson is somewhat
improved at this writing.
Fred Hillyard attended church
at Baker Sunday. Fred has
taught school at this place, then
from here to the army and we
school children welcome him in
our midst.
DR.. Franklin passed through
here last week.
M. A. Wilson and family spent
the guests of Mr.. Metz
at Nation.
E. l.. Mum shipped a nice
bunch of hogs this week.
Will Hughes wants to buy a
span of mules.
Uncle Joe Hughes has a nice
bunch of sheep for sale.
Hurrah for Rodney, and the
'ural route we are to have in
this section, it starts June first.
Owing to so much rain of late,
he farmers are getting behind
With their work.
4acy Truitt is very sick at this .
writing.
Arthur Kings face was be-
acLod u,;tb o,,,;Ioc C,,nlo
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Clarence Wilson and

Clarence Wilson and wife
werein Sheridan Saturday.
Three cheers for the Sheridan
items last week.
Mrs. Ebb Sullenger is going
into business.
Best wishes for the Record.
Press.
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RODN Ely.

E. L. Num- was in Weston
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01

gtHetnnstt, 81. san,

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natl fdaea tsioens; obsrbalb Bhseltns tes
poa Fautns. Bel bteiigsr Staet hattie Der
CstO ssfs.rR gbsub stnen 8dhsrftaRo pen
- 5Ub.
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gttts6ura. pa. Der gIab bat sSRsa
ySoE.rftanS pon $50 ;5xS nHo fteist.
1bssEtuG IS. "a. Der 5lab bat q"
u.r DaHsraans per $40 Sut uHe ltetst.
gartsrsbura, ID. 8a. Der } las sat
siren naFeradno ron $50 GUS uro tteist.
Rarurba GaIII Der 5Iub bat sp
u.n DaFereanb poH 1870 GUS aHo itstst.
kbarlsaou. ID. 8a, Der Jlas ast
linen RaiIsr hane 96.7 5ss uns ftstst.
gtst.af1nt. u. ga. Der 5Iat bss
,sr,r DaHerNaHo pon 4i.3 Jas uro lts'sf
GattIsttsbHrg ~. 1sr eIus BAT
str.u BsHsrRauo poH 42.6 5ub Huo lfe'sf
gprtsmsut6. .. Der 3lus bat s'Hsr
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apausptEIs, 5no. Der 5lus bat ss'
n.r 8aFuitanb son 8 Sus Nab itstgt.
&stro. aus. Der BIst bat stEsE Dai
isAose pea aS.o iSuS uHe fteist.
msmpsts, Tenn. Der 5Iub bat stu e
@aierhaxb pom 18.1 Jub NAB Idat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01
Gin id,lesnis. bOliteiuiider See
belO pon Is 80.

I'm 2lltona iIt bteier Gage elner Der
betannteiten Seloen oes ihIssiplg' hol.
iteiuii6en 5rsibsttstampfss BON ls4S
81, Der Sol3bGubler g. u. 2arss, I'M
utter BON 86 Subren gsitorbsn. er
mar Der lsbts Sffi3ier Der ehemaIsgsn
td,Iespie.boliteinifheu Warine, in Die
.r i'm aebruar 1849 als 2eutnant slrls
ostr,tsn mar. Nh Die grobe 3bat 1eis
nsg 2eben, bic ieinsn Rdmen beruhmt
motte, srinnsrt bic ratelsr 3sttung
nit Der folgsuoen S6ilosrurg: gtaG'
Gem 2dns. iin beretts uls Gritsr Stfi'
ster bes armirten Yoitodmpfers ,Sos
min auggeSeihnet, erbielt er Dds aoms
manbo Der am 5. Qpril BET eternfoross
erpberten odniihsu 5regatte v9etIon
bis al oeren llshsr9abe an ote eeutln'
RsihsfIptte unp ipuros oann fur DE IN
cieIan apmmanoo beTpGhrte 2u6tIS
teit odbur6 geehrt, poB linn auf yer
unlaHuno oes glomirals 8rommp ot'
THbruue oes aus bem ergsbniB por
Sommluncen i1tsstuig RoiftstnItfei
1rautn in aisl eebauten Sdranben
fonouenboctes bon Der 5nnn" tber
| traaen apurbt. Sas nur l20 Scnasl
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G.: I: lllurrag fgO.i:as1. a1'''. s.s,.
316 Union Sruits@ebGuoe.

fth fir ibn unb feline 8eIellIhoft nm
nGberen auff1luB iiber oas 5ofpttal.
Das entIdiebere 4uftreten Der
9eutff lIngarn bate getDirtt. Gs
fam in Der 8erIammiuug BON bu on
audi bic beutf6e 5prd6e 81 Ghren,
nel6e bic antpeienben Mugpursn iebr
gut gu Deritehen i6ienen.
- Sin feIteres alter hct
Carl Struub In Detroit errstdt. @r
tpur Der Glteits Deutffe Der Staot
oenn er bate bus 3lDeiunoneuT'5lslte
Sobr ii6erf4rttten, al5 er oem 3noe
tctnen Tribut 3oIIte. Gr mar tart
unb geTunb bts ettDa srpet WoheH
Dor ieinem Eobe. Carl StrdaB mar
elm tpqderer Wlunn, Elm edter Derts
iher, aus oem Horoen Des alten 5sP
muthslanbes. Gr itammte aus DEM
RreiIe 8emmin in 8orppmmern, no
er bas Maurerbdnoipert erlernte nno
pon no er i'm Sabre 1867 nit Sat
tin unb Rinbern na6 4merita duse
panberte. Die Sdmilie lieB ii6 IN
Detroit, Rih., rieoer unb bier fono
5traaB 6alb BeIdGFtigung an Der
neuen gitp 5aa, bic ban1als i'm Bau
beariffen mar. Ra6Dsm er cine Reihe
rpn oSubren in Detroit auf fetnem
San6fpert aeurbeitet bate, taufte er
cine Sorm in Gcorie unb betptrtbihats
tete 6ieielbe Biz sr bas 70. Sabre err
1ei6t bate. Damn tebrte er mad De
| troit suriid uno perIebte bier fetrsu
| Ionaen Qebensabenb in befhdaliher
Rube unb itiaem 5rteben NIT fstnsr
| Satin, nit Der er 81 Sabre in glid'
li6er g6e 8uIammen9elebt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01
esnldnbii6e Nabri6teit.

Hrant Rrauie, ein gauz
meifter aus 4ppIeton, Bts., odnft ss
sirem tletnen Wdoden aus Reenab,
bah sr beute nod unter ben 2sbenoen
ift. gr mar in Reenab nit Der Bsitns
ticuna zines 9auplabes bei9dftigt, dls
picblif cine Sanotpanb nahgdb uno
Jpn Bis gum 5olie begrub. 6rteoa gt'
mead, feline tietns tupfere Rettertn,
lam od3u unb i6urrte Den Iaann nit
iEren fgingern 10 tpeit beraus, DaB er
lid felbft polIsnbs retten tonnte. DE
Gufreaung bate audi Der Rettertn 9e-
itaoef uno beibe muBteu dr5tItas
5ilfe in 4nIprua nehmen.
9sutfhs 5pgen b. Der
Spradeutampf in ungaru fanb in
gbilaoeIpbia einen Ruhha[I in elmer
8eriammluug, rpelhe in Der unsarts
fhen air6e an Trantlin uno Shpmps
fpu 5traBe sur9riiubung zines 5tltss
bereins bes llngurii6en 5oipttuls bic
fer saee d6gebdIten tpurbs. Rgo. Or
gesd aucsiQnnp sr0ffnete bic Iebr gut
befuhte 8eriammlung uno beotentt
Fth Der unaartIhen Spra6e, uno aud
Der 9prIibenbe Der 8sriummluH9, g
aihtmann, fpra9 ungurifh. Sine
9lusahl QnSabl beutih uneartihe'
gsrsine mar nurh 0elesdten IN De-
9erIammlung pertreten. glls elmer pol
linen fraqts, pb es ibm seitattet lei
! in beutfter Sprad,e 81 fpreAen. I'M
BON Der NGhs nes grafioenten Il
/ ifes cine uble6nenoe 4ntport erfolgtt
! erhoben fih ettpd pier3ig 8ertrete
bsutfd unaartI6er 8erstHe ipie Ell
/ mann uRb periieBen unter prote't ol
9eriommlung, pel6s ii6erbdupt cine
etrpas itiirmiIhen 8erlauf nuhnt. Ut
| Or. QeiTing golgar, Der 9rineer De
6ofpitals, ben Srrthum duFtldre
fonnte, naren bic 0eutih uRgdr
aus Der air6e hraus. aber oe
grGfibent Der 9eutih lngdrt1he
| lInterffiiBurgs 8eisaiduft, pst'
Diuqrpn, bate feiusn 99aB bebaupt
) uuo belt an bic antpsIsubsr Wlogpdre
cine Qnfprahe in beutiher Sprah
in psIAer CT ertlGrte. llnsarn nd
Iein 8aterlonb unb feline 9e'sIlina
betbeilige iih Ie6r gsrns an Der 9rlil
ouna elmer llnterItiisurgs 9eieI
: fhaft fir oas ltngariihe SoIpito
/ aber er perItshe niht llngariih. Der
: feiae MAttsriprafe mare Dsutit
, unb besbalb ndre ss n0thig, baB au
: Deutfd, nebsn llnsarifh in Der 8s
4 IammIuus gefprpden tpirosi ss 9dni
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01

8ag Wabl Der 9 d lan9en.
Gs lit betannt, bab bic ShlanSen lei
TEN frefsn, absr tpeuu iie fth ans
Wa6l beoebeu, 10 miro es rethiih. DIT
lieoen me6r uls Iechs Wtonate 5pIlhea
Zen einaelnen Mahlsetteu, uno Der
glppetit 1T ie6r psrIdieoen. @enn ihre
ErefIensSeit qetommeu 1T, ftiir5t ilh
Bic Shlauqe auf oas 5hier, Das man
ihr portpirft uuo behen Srobe lth Hdh
Der Der S6lange riftet. Gin tlsfnss
Heptil bsgnIgt iih nit etnem aantn.
den, spei aantnhsn, einigeu pub
nern, a6er oie groBeu perIangen fhoa
2ieqen, qau3e 5ammel Il. |. p. Sur5z
lid nuroe in Der SiBune elmer gsishrs
ten @eIeaT9oFt bic photographic elmer
S6lanae herlmgegsben, bic IN etnem
tefQnntsn Sbierpart in Sdnburg 10
eben cine 4ntilope i'm Getptht pom n
gfunb perIpetIt bate. Ginunoitsber5tg
gfunb! Das tltngt fait untpabrtheEr'
| Tich. 8enu nQh ben 8eobahtungsn.
| bie man an 5hlQneen in Der 9efdn=
| oenIhaft aemaht bat, beripet'eH nle
orDBten pon i6nen nur nit Wtuhe 8el'
feffiife BON mebr als 40 biz 80 Bfunb.
! 1Ino bas lam einsm Ihon ubertrtsbtn
erfheinen, tpenn man iih Gopf uno
sals aud Der grDBten Der betaHntelr
| 5Flanaeu borftsllt Giner grcBsu Ynz
thon.Seldnae BON feds Weter 2oHge
urb 12O 8funo @stpi6t bate man IN
elmer Menaesrie, IN Der iie 3ic8snlaHts
msr BON Is big 20 gfuno nit 2eths
tiufeit froB, etnen Summel bon 27gfo.
onoe6pten. Rahbem Tie i'm ertpurst
bdfte. perIuhte Iis i'm 81 psrihIlneen.
| Sic ergriff ben 5ammel beim Sopf.
Di,Ten fiihrte fie elm; dber Den Shuls
fertbeiL feiues Cpfers tpnnte iie tros
lonaer uno peinpoaer anitrsngurgsn,
Ole Ied,s Stunoen ouuerteu, ntht hlil'
urtsrbringen. Ulan faBte ben @rt'
idlub, ibr bic 8eute 3tl entretben uno
tas oeluuo nur ua6 heftigem Btoer'
Ilrsben Der S6lange. lin tie gu beru,
tioeu, oa6 man ibr iofort Elm qroBss
aanin6eu, uno bas perfhludte ite Oh
ne 20oerr. Rimmt man nun audi an
Dob ole S6lan9e, BON beren Yhnto'
orapbie pben DIE Rsbe 1T, bic ooppelt'
, G3r6Bs aIs oiefer Bptbpn bate, Il
. hattie lie bod b0dftsns ein shier Der
so bis 90 8Funb perfhtinaer tonHsH
!. unb spif6sn hieIer 2eiftun9 uno Den
!, pbsn anqegebeneu Gspttt Don II 4to
" III bod immerbiu Elm beoeuteRoer I'm
: : tsridieo. Die Qr0BtsR Shlangsn, sj
y y su unieren 3stten nph in ben aqua
= tprialen Mdlosrn bon Qiien uno Sen
, traldmerifa lebeu, srreihen nt6t meh
u els udt bis neun Weter 2drss. IN
r At e. 1T besbdlb nidt tpahrIhetnlit, Do
: iie Sduaet6iere psrihltngen tOHnsT
y y Die Ihtperer ols 60 Nunb fInn.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-01

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