Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 September 1890 — Page 8

1 SCOTT'S EMULSION CURES

CONSUMPTION SCROFULA BRONCHITIS COUCHS COLDS Wasting Disease!

Wonderful Fl«sh Producer. |i Many have gained one pound jfar day by its use. "ir Boott's Emulsion is not a secret ftmedy. It contains the stir properties of the Hyp pfltes and pure Norwegian J. fiver Oil, tie potency of both

Iwlng largely increased. It,is used by Physicians all over the world. PALATABLE AS MILK.

Sold by all Iruggist$.

"•OOTT A BOWNI. Chemists, N.Y.

Dr. Grosvenor's

Bell-cap-sic

Give* quiclc relief PLASTER JTVBI PAIN* Rheumatism, neuralgia, plwjnsjandhwnbficol curod at once. Genuine lor sale by all I/rayciaty

WHAT IS IT?

Persons outside of the profession often ask. what Is an Emulsion We answer.an Emulsion Is a combination of two or more liquids, so thoroughly mixed that each is held in permanent suspension. Several of the much advertised 'Emulsions' now on the market are nothing more than compounds, and a microscopic examination will reveal globules of oil in their original form. The Emulslom made by Mean. J. A. Magce & Co., Lawrence. Ma\s., everyjwherc 80 favorably known by physicians as

Is composed 6f one-third part Cod-Liver Oil, onethird part Extract of Malt, and one-third part Compound Syrup of Hypoposphltes of Ume wid Sodi. •eaeh of which must be of the finest Quality obtainable. These three valuable ingredients, with a little flavoring extract, are put into a 'mixer, where it Is emulsified for six hours by steam power, at the rate of 128 revolutions per minute, which breaks every clobule of the oil, and combines it with the other Wtredlents in such a thorough manner that no separation will ever occur. Magee's Emulsion te no equal for the relief and cure of Coughs,Colds, Scrofula, Dyspepsia and General Debility.

For sale by all druggists.

FOR HEN ONLY!

For LOSTcr TAXIING MAHHOODl C-c,r.r.d KEEVOU8 BEBJXITY ear of Body and

NEW

HUNTINGFISHING.

GOLD, COAL.

Hied, Effects

JLlof E-'CT^qrr»cfiB»si in Older Young, iUFIIIOIIGAXS* riRTfc OFHODI.

H^,!' TlK*p«NT-n,o,0t« In

Bm ftatlrrfrom SOSUtv•» i-vJ I arclm oootrle* Vntetheou Addrcu ERIE KtiJi.CfiK CO-, OUi- FALO, .J. Y.

Dome seekers will ihi«l iho last of the public *loma.in of Agricultural ILIKI prazing vulue along thor^m N»»rth^rn railway ill Nv 1th 1 .ik*»tri ami Montana. I

FREE LANDS

li*i moro along tho (.'rent N'-rtli.-rn Kaihvay lino. Husss ehnuees. Write F. 1. jWhitney. St. raul. Minn., for

..TOWM

Ac. Write liow.

.'eminent it North-

Settlers on^freo lands along the Gr em railway liii" in Northern Dakota and Muntnna p-t low rates and lltit* market- 'or products. I

LOW"" RATES-

I'Finest resorts iu America I i'JonK tli-' Great Northern ruii--.v:i\- line in Mint i. Dakot,is" and Montana. Host itllI mute for heal tli seekers.

ontana |ivoIU'V~ tin- ilnest I orsesland cattle. Free range yet infMoii.se. Milk and I Sun River eicy* tin-1 iv«t Cirnss Hills'.

HEALTH: WEALTH.

HORSES. CATTLE.

Tin Mutaiia. Freo l.ands, New Town*. New Railways, New .Mines, ],ow Kates, l.art

I est area of guod vacant la ml.

Sweet .Grass Hills. Milk mr.l I Pun Klver Valleys. Montana, reached only th- limit Northers Kallwas Line, The I Stock Kaisers' paradi le.

SHEEP. HO&S.

1 The regions tributary to I Great Northern Hallway i.ino Montana, produce all the I precious and bases metals.

New towns aiul railways are being built.

Go to Iho (ireat ii.'servation of Montana ami get a 'good free homestead. I.ow rates! juid free Free Sleepers on the I Great Northern Railway l.iue. Go now. I

HERBS.* KLINES.

MILK RIVER.

These have made Montana the richest State ief capita in nioii. l'lenty of room for miners ami flock raisers. Now

is the time.

Along tho Great Northern Hallway .Vine in Montana are free ninvhes and pasturage. I inines of precious metals, iron jind coal. ami new cities and I towns. Now is your chance.

GREAT •FALLS-

LOCAL NEWS.

Heury Wasson is home from Joplic, Mo. ChI. Harnliill visited iu L'laiufield this week, U. 0. Stover was over from Audersou tbls week.

Jim Haniia lias returned from a trip to Colorado. Walter Souierville left last Tuesday for'Jofilln, Mo.

Johu S. Gray, of Waynetown, was in the city Monday. The 90c. store will occupy the McCItlre dry goods room next week.

J. H. Freeman and Jim Sullivan had their horses in Covington this week.

J. J. Bane, of Chicago, spent the wc?k with his sister, Mrs. Tom Nolan. Mrs. Ira McConneil attended the funeral of an uncle in Muncie this week.

Misses Helen Smith and Kate Elston have returni from a tonr of Europe.

Chas. Cadwallader and wife, of West Lebanon, spent Sunday in the city. Rev. Father Crossen, of Oxford, was the guest of Father Dinnen the first of the week.

George Wilson's mammoth minstrels are booked for Music Hall on Wednesday, Sept 24.

David Parker has been adjudged of unsound mind and Albert N. Hamilton appointed guaidian.

M. E. Hall, of this city, has been granted a pitent ou a device for drafting aud fitting garment*.

Harmon A. Hutton and wife and Harry Hutto i, of SpokanejFalls, Was))., are visiting in tha city.

Cliff Voris left Monday for a four weeks' trip in the interest of the Indiana Wire Fence Company.

Geo. L. MarkleyJJreturned to Chattanooga Monday taking with biin his family aud household goods.

Misses Edna Dice and May Kline Jeft Monday to enter school atjtLaSalle Seminary at Auburudale, Mass.

The will of the late* David Roudybusb has been admitted to probate, and Jobn A. Grifliu named as executor.

Elijah P, Hallett, in the insaue asylum, adjudged of unsound mind and Henry I), Vaucleave appointed guardian.

YOUNG „I MAN.

I Surrounded by a lino agricultural and grazing country, close to mines of precious metals iron ahd coal. possoesI intra water power unequaled in America, it is .Montana's I hidustral center.

The Valiovs of Hod, Moose, Missouri. Milk and Sun rivers reached liy Great northern itnilway I.ino. Half rate excursions Sept. 9. 23 and Oc". 14. 1890. WritoF. I. WHITNEY, St. Panl, Minn.

G. R.

Prof. A. N. Higgins addressed the people (f Shannondale on the political issues of the day Thursday night and at Darlington on Friday night To-night he speaks at Linden.

Ladoga Leader: Renry Clements claims to have been robbed one night this week of $S0 in money aud and a very fine gold watch. Those who dance must pay the fiddler.

Arch Bailey, as administrator of the estate of Michael Lowe, has filed his complaint against the C. C. C. A. St. L. Ry., asking £5,000 dam ages for the killing of the decedent, near Troutman's station in May last.

Mrs. Wilson Ferguson died at her home ou Court street Moniay morning at the age of 4J years, of consumption. The funeral occurred from the family residence on Tuesday afternoon, Elder M.M. Vancleave officiating.

Several Vandalia railway officials have been in Frankfort looking over a proposed route to connect their line at thai place with Iudianapolis. If built it will strike several good busi ness towns that are without railroad facilities,

Hon. M. J. Carroll, writing from Brookville Indiana, where he is building a gravel road says that he is a thorougly honest laborer with a chestnut brown color, that he is doing well aud expects to be homu sopu to look after hi political fences. "s

A good man has started business in London as a "'bailetrgirl evangelist,•' and devotes himself to awakening the moral sense of tho airycostumed coryphees who pirouette about th« stage to the delight of the bald-headed contingent in the front row.

A new passenger train has been put on the Monon which runs from Bedford to Lafayette. It passes through here iu the morning going north at 10:57 and returns iu the evening aj 5::j0. This is a great convenience to farmefijf living south of here who wish to visit the city and return the satue day.

Mrs. Elizabeth Kassner, met with a paibful accident Friday. She was going to Crawfordsville aud stopped at a neighbor's and while attempting to climb the fence she fell, injuring her back so severely that she could not be taken home until the next dny, and has been confiued to the house since.—Waynetown Hornet.

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Jacob Beam 6eeuis to be fruit for the thieves here of 'ate. Last week, chicken lovers visited his heurey aud stole over sixty of his choice pullets. There is no clue as to who committed the theft, but it looks as if tbey might visit some of the other neighbors, Tor from present indications the next thing they will take will be the well.—Waynetown Hornet.

i,:'*

artcinria for soldiers, sailors, paOtlDlv/ilD rents, widows and minor children in to $W a month. Under Act June 27, 1890, all suldioivs and sailors are entitled for any disability, whether contracted in service or not. All their widows, minor children and dependent parents whether able to perform manunj labor or not. Write at once to CIIAI'IN IlltOWN, Att'y-at-law, 3C3, -Hi St.. N. W., Washington, lJ. No Ice unless claim is Allowed, l-'i years' experience.

SEND FOR CUM CATALOGUE AND PRICES

ATLAS ENGINE WORKS,

INDIANA' "US. \r~

One Iay laSl week Wesley Daugherty and his three boys narrowly escaped death in a gravel pit neat his home. All fortunately es-ciped-except one boy, ten years old, who was completely buried to an average depth of about B'.X inches. Weslt/ quickly dug him out and founu himj in a badly twisted position. He has since been unable to walk but is thought to be improving. He does r.ot suffer pain.— Ladoga Leader.

Salem Methodist Episcopal church.3 miles south of Lebanon, Boone county, this state, was organized 50 years ago this month. The members of tho society will hold a semicentennial reunion. Tho ministers who are living that have served the society as pastor are invited to be preseut Sept. IK, 20 and 21. Rev. E. R. Johnson, who served there during the years of '72-'7 aud '73-'71, went there Thursday but will return in time to attend to his charge on to-morrow.

The correspondent to the Indianapolis Soiitiuel from this city is tho champion liar of the Stale. His nocr,!)"* of !!i,. ilir'"",^ t.ni---lll'c.Hi) e*vM. K. Hi' .. ,-i ,. lur.t.4 .»:je -»'i I.swu» last \.coK sullicient to make one's hair stand on end. His recital of tlio lightning rapidity with which the parachute was whirled over the city, narrowly escading the high buildiugs and at last alighting in a tree where he lay for some hours unconscious was appalling and read like oco of Beadle's live cent novels. The truth is Jlie jump was a very successful one although he did alight iu a tree, but he clambered nimbly down and in fiv# minutes was taking a drink in the Clipper saloon.

County Institute Again.

MK. EDITOR: I uoticed a short article iu the Journal the other day thr-t purported to be au interview with the county superintendent with regard to an article that appeared in this paper some time siuce criticising the management of the institute.

As that article expressed the views of a large per cent, of the teachers of this county, aud contained a reasonable request, it would have been but justice to the managers,jind a source of satisfaction to all concerned if a straight forward and manly answer had been given with regard to the manner in which the mouey bad been expended, instead of trying to dismiss the subject with an Insolvent bluff.

He says that he will pay the 50 cents back to county teacher, which was intended as a bluff of course. 1 did not ask any money back, neither am I objecting to paying an institute tax, provided it is judiciously expended. But I am opposed to this loose, uubusiness like and unsatisfactory way of running the institute.

Until recently the $50 appropiated by law has been sufficient to pay the expenses of the institutes in this county, hut if it is not sufficient now, let the managers have it understood before baud that all mouey left from the institute fund shall be expended for books for the teachers' library that we are trying to establish in this county. But siuce teachers never were known to pay anything towards helping an institute, and never were known to attend one the whole week uutil they were in a position where tbey could get pay for their times.

The Journal says "that Mr. has an itemized account of all expenses, and about $S still remains iu the treasury."

If he had published the itemized account, there would have been no criticism, providing It bad

sbowu

a judicious expenditure of tl:e

money.

The same interview makes him say, "that the $8 will not be used in osculatory advances the pretty young lady teachers," by which suppose he means he can get all the kisses he wants without paying for them.

Those who live in glass houses, should not begin to throw stones," and if kisses do cost something sometimes, they do not as a rule furnish gossip half so juicy as a certain episode that is said to have occurred in the northwest part of this county, once npon a time.

I sbail not now reply to the scurrillous tirade of "city teacher" that was printed in the Journal Inst Saturday, because it is a conglomeration of ribaldry, contemptible allusions and musty sentences which show plainly that the author has resumed his old habit of eating "raw beef" and of sticking bis nose where it does not belong.

If Mr. Z. cannot write bis own articles, we suggest that he get some one besides a pen-ny-a-liner, and especially some one who has taught at least one school in this county.

They may continue to throw dirt and to make insinuations, but the facts remain the same,

I now arise to a point or order, and demand the original question, because the teachers waut to know what did become of the 'i'lO

Wilson with the most flattering evidence of approval. The curtain was rung up on bandsome stage setting, disclosing beautiful costumes and plush decoration.—N. Y. Clipper.

At Music Hall, Wednesday, September 21.

The Fort Wayne museum has a pig with a human head on exhibition. Thai's nothing.

f- 2nd Annal Excursion to Allentown. Pa THURSDAY, SEPT. 25th. The Toledo. St. Louis it Kansas City R. U. will sell low rate "Cursiou ticke:s, for special train of through coaches to leave Frank fori, Ind., 9:30 p. iff. Sept. 25th, via Erie and Lehigh Valley Railways, arrive Alleutown, l'a., 6 a. tu., Saturday, Sept. 27th. Tickets good for 30 days.

Those wishing sleeping car accommodations should apply in person immediately, to Caddis, Agent, Fratikfoit. C, C. JESKISS, p. a., Toledo, o.

Half Fair Excursion West.

Thursday, Sept. 23d, another grand excursion to points west aud south-west via Toledo, St. Louis and Kansas City R. R.

The large parly into St. Louis union depot Sept. 0th, for various points in the west, attests the popularity of through fast trains and sure connections via T, St. L. A: K. C. R. R,

Call on nearest agent of the company for further particulars, or address, Ji '-i\ISN (. I'. A.,

The Vandalia will sell excursion tickets as below: To St. .Jo»ep'': Mo:, and return, one fare for the roo-.' Aug. 21 to 2tl. (iood to retmii

Tailor

COUNTY TKACHKK.

Detective Basket Picnic.

A detective picnic will be held in Mrs. Nancy C. Servies' grove, eight miles south of the city on the Greencastle gravel road Sat. Sept. 20. Everybody invited to come with wellfilled baskets. Music, speaking, etc., will lie the order of the day.

Not since the disruption of Barlow, Wilson, Primrose it West had (Jeorge Wilson faced a Brooklyn audience until 17, when be opened at the above bouse. In the halcyon days of this famous organization Mr. Wilson was always a funny man, and siuce organizing his owu company lie has become, if possible, more funny. This is a certaiu magnetism about Mr. Wilson which at once creates a bond of sympathy between the minstrel aud his audience. His wit never decends to grossness, nor does he appeal to a vicious or superficial taste, but he is the impersonation of genteel humor, r.nd clothes the minstrel with an air of refinement and good taste which can not but be appreciated by the class which compose this house's patronage, Tlie audience which crowded the house 17, was an old fashioned, first night one, and received Mr.

HAPPY DISCOVERY

There is nothing I now enjoy that 1 do not ovr« to having nsed l)r. David Kennedy's 1' avonte Hoznedy. of liondout. N. Y., at a time when 1 was sutT»ri»K all that a human b.'ing could endure. My trouble began in my kidneys, from which 1 never expected to r. cover. ly physician said 1 had

Bright"s Disease.

I a'ei- I lwfn bad attack of sjravel. ^ix years ago last. June—how well I remember that day— 1 saw Dr. Kenn'dy"s Favorite Hemedv advertised ill our paper. After using three bottles I was well. I have never had a return of the disease, and though 1 am over sixty years of age I am vigorous and strong as I we in my prime. What, physic nns and tho. many remedies 1 had I: 'jen could not do what Dt. Rendedy's Favorit'ueiiiedy did. It stayed the .lisease and made iuea-we. woman.—Mi's. Kmi!ine 1\ Vi/.uvi. I'.urg Hill. O.

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CARTERS

ITTLE

PILLS.

CURE

BIck Headache and relievo all tho troubles Incident to a bilious Btate of tho system, such as Dizziness, Kausca, Drowsiness, Distress after eating. Pain In the Side, &c. Whllo their mos0

Buccess has boen shown in curing

SICK

Eca5achp. yet Carter's Little Liver PITta are equally valuablo in Constipation, curing and preventing this annoying complaint,whllo they also

cerrect

all dlsordersoithastomach .stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels. Even if they only

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f&eli«they would bo ataoitpriceles9totho8owh(j .Buffer fromthisdislressingcoraplaint butfort lEately their goodness does notendhcre.andthoso .Whooncotry thom will find these little pills^valuable In so many ways tkat they will not be willliBg to do without them.<p></p>ACHE

WHATIS COIKQN

TH|J

AYE

September 1, account of sous of v«t-

Uockville and return, SI.20 the round trip, Aug. IK to 22, account Parke county fair. Frankfort and return SI, A'ig. 25 to 2!i. Account, Clinton county fair.

Darlington and return, 35, cents Any. 2S to 2fl, account of family reunion. Terre Haute and return, -S2.15, Augv 25 to 2fl, account of Vigo counfy fair.

To Lake Maxinkuckee and return $'2, Aug. 17, 24 and 31. For further pmticulars call at Brown's drug store, or Vandalia depot.

J.C. Hrrnusos, Agent.

But after all Hick head

Ifltbe bane of FO many livoa that hero la whero V© make our great boost. Our pills cure it "while Others do not.

Carter's Little Liver Pills aro very small and very easy to take. One or two pills make a doeo. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripo or puree, but by their gontle action plcaeoall use them. Invialsat25c6nts live for $1. Sold by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail.

One of the llESTTel-FREE

c*coi»cft in, the world. Our facilities are unequaled, and to introduceou? superior poods w® will sendFliE* to ONE TERSON in each locality, as above. Only those who write to us at once can make sur« of the chance. All you have to do in return is te Ibow pur goods

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and.ili.i Column

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ll iiv .rream ff ez. r. till" l.-! Ihe would.) a Key-Kine ••ulinnry b.-ater and mi.vr .,f»r inaUilltf C'lke. '.ivead, eie". wliippiliK H'eani, ejigs. ete. and a [h.-n^atid other tltiiiK-0 .H ernt eook

Pain, Diebl & CO.,

Fall Opening

Clothing, Furnishing Goods,

Hats and Shoes.

We give you the best goods for the least money. Every article we sell guaranteed to give satisfaction or'money cheerfully refunded. With us a pleased customer is the best advertisement. We want, to count you among them.

MODEL CLOTfllNG CO,

41 to 49 J. Wash. St., 2 to 22, S.Penn St.,

INDIANAPOLIS.

Seven Stores ixx One.

BALL'S

CORSET

BONED WITH KABO.

Try them and you will wear

other. They need no "breaking In." Satisfaction guaranteed, money refunded after 3 weeks' wear, even if so soiled as to be unsalable. For sale everywhere.

CHICAGO CORSET CO.. |p| Sole Manufacturers.

iBUMPS.

Wli' ii yon wiint pitiiip. don't luiy whore tliev kt'cp pumps is a wort oL' sidf issue/hut g-o ilinvtly to a pump .store.

William Urotliors not only sell you a pump, 1 nit Hit put. it in Tor you and guarantee it to work whether it is stone, iron. wood. ruMier-1 nilton or a lluekeyo DouMe-aetinjr l'oree pump.

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SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL

PRICE

HUNGARIAN* DICINAI.

[Sweet and Dry

Direct from llio

EllN. STEIN,

elnnlnp of this advertisement shows the tQ&l) end of the tele•f it reduced to

•cope. The following cut gives the appear*!

about the fiftieth part of its bulk. Tt is1 grand, double size tele viil also show you how you .'Sfi IO a'day at least, from the ttart.with. .... writ* at once. Wr j,u nil exprcMchnrpfi rdd«i'«7il "lVAU.K l'l 4 CI'., li.x hfcO, roilTI.

make from perieace. Hette

FALL STYLES.

THE

Hits revived his in:l and wint"i '•.•unfiles fo Suiting:', and iveivoatiiiKH. h" Myb'h nre very beautiful and prices reasonable. Al:-o carries the largest and nobbiest line of trimmings in tho city.

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KHS ST KIN'S TOKAY WINKS hnvo a wide Ktiioiiean repututlon as line, agreeable wl nes of delightful boquet. ripe and rie.li "cokir, and as, apiielisint and stren^thing funics. They are peculiarly :-ui eim wines, for ladii's, and for

sit, MAINE

Phila. Pa.

A cents Want"

Children

Cry for

Pitcher's Castoria.

tanle for luni.'h dioinal use.

1111

Sub-Agent Wanted.

Write for sample ease containing one dozen full pint bottles, selected of four different grades of their Tokay wines at Sin the case. Km. Stein. PI1 tun Exchange (.wilding. Kooni ?, jNeiv York.

iALESMEN

Lo.-nl or traveling to sell our Nursety ilnry, £xpenos and steady omployinei

LEA XING and PAIRING

A .sijEc[,\i rv.

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value. ONETHRSUNin

requai

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need do is to show what we send you to those who call—your friends and neighbors and those about you—that always icsulta in valuablo trade forui, which holds foryears when once Marten, and thus we are repaid. We pay all eiprcfs, frvipht, ctc. Aflor rou know nil. if you would like to po to work for us. you con earn from to SCO per week and upward*.« Adt.rrM, Siinttott A- Co.. llox 81Fortlnu«l. Maine.

PENNYROYAL WAFERS.

Prescription of a physician who has had a lifo lonp experience In treating female diseases. Is used monthly with perfect success by over 10,000 ladies. Pleasant, safe,, effectual. Ladies osk yourdruggist for Pennyroyal Wafers and take no substitute, or Inclose postfor sealed particulars. Sold by drupptists, $1 per box. Address

THE EUREKA CHEMICAL CO., DETUOIT, MICH. I'OK SAI.K 11Y l.bW i'lSIl Kl{.

W. W. MtlKGAN.

V.' l.KK.

-^MORGAN & LEE,

SUCOKBSOK* T«.» JollNsoN .fc WKI'.STK

Abstracts of Title.

Having bou litthe ecnnlete nlmtrurt liookH Johnson .t Web-K'r. \vc a:e prepared to make abstracts to all lands in Mom :omcry county npon short notice mul at, lutiHonnble prices. l'lenty ot tiomtf .'ind liireiuii ir.o'ney to loan at and 7 jier ceil I. Oflice in (Irnba'm liloel north WnMriicton-st

Consumption Surely Cured. To Tun EDITOR:— Ploaeo inform your readers that havo a positive remedy for tho above-named disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases haye been permanently cured. I shall bo glad to send two bottles of my remedy FREE to any of your readers who hare consumption if they will send me their Express and P. O. address. Eespeotfullj, T. A. 8LOCUM, M. C., 161 Pearl St., N. Y.

WANTED.

liient guar-

aulne'l. CHAS*: illtOTIIBI'.S COMPANY, i!o( he»tcr, N.

WANTED!

I ])ushin(! salesinan here. First-class mteed weekly. Coniinission or salary

A fi(

Stock

pay Quick soiling new fruits and specialties. KAKMKK& can get a gooil payinp job for tho winter. Write for full terms and partieul,

KJiil) K. 101 NO, Ntirseryniau, UocheHtei N. V,