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TO The bile.

Or. j. j. Leek having arrived in Elko
will remain until April 23rd and will
then go to TuHcarorn. During my stay
in town would be pleased to have my
share OF the dental patronage. I shall
do oil IN my power to give satisfaction
in quality OF work aud prices. My
prices cnu be seen elsewhere IN this pm
per, and in all Of the papers Of the
State whero 1 visit. / rake il q spec-
ial point to treat people kindly, aud
avoid rs much pain as possible to tho
patient. l have been, and will be, very
careful not to criticise tho professional
work Of my follow workmon, for l think
persons in every station OF life ore not
perfect and are linble to errors and mis-
%furtuDeI. Dentists. Physicians, Me-
ohanics. Farmers, and in fnct all trades
and occupations. have Ind. and will
have. m,ishapp, IL makes no difference
how much We may guarantee or insure.
Luto in the Fall l shall take u trip from
Eureka, about the middle OF August, and
mako n round trip, going fist to IIninil.
ton, then to Ely. Taylor, croas over to
Cherry Creek, Sprucomont, Wells and
to Eureka for the Winter. I will DO In
Wills about the LIST Of October. A more
definite notice or dates viii DO given In
tho future, in Elko and Taylor papers.
will be prompt to advertised time aud
will not wait for any person when tho
printed notice to 60 hos arrived. hope
to be as woll known III Nevada ns my
brothers. tpcoplc say I hive no broth
ers), IN the sntne business in Sun Fran
cisco. are in California. / shnll visit
each individual town in my circuit once
each yonr. You mny look for me nbout
tho snmo time zach year, and my prices
will DO the same My new Anmsthctic
works like n charm. Those who have
lung or hosrt troubles need not fear.
DIR. J. J. LEX.
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The white Sulphur Springs.

Nrs. Gnrrecht has just completed eI-
tensive improvements to her buildings
at this popular resort and is now bettor
than ever prepared for the sccommodn-
ton Of guests. These improvements
consist in pnrt Of q wing to the main
builling which il cut up into four hddi-
tioDal rooms, two Of which will he fer
nislIc1 as bath rooms. supplied with hot
md cold water and shower bath attach
mchtI, anu the other two as bed rooms.
Tho bnth rooms are sep 'rated from the
bed rooms by a hall which uni the EN-
tire Tenth OF the builling. There il o
door between the new bath rooins 20
TINT they can be used as single rooms.
or as n double room. The old double
room is pnrtitioued off into two single
rooms. The water OF these springs Is
noted for its medicinal properties, and
besides being al nttractiv. resort for
those in hoalth they are highly bone.
6cinl to invnlids, especially those Attic.
ted with rheumatism The water IN hot
IA II IN from tho springs situated
above tho house. aud ID conducted to
the bath rooms where q portion 10 stored
in tanks for Tho purpose OF getting cool
whiIn the remainder ~ conducted, hot
a. il comes from the Earth. directly to
the bath tubs 80 that bathers nro en-.
nblrd, by the uso of.bpth hot aud cold
water, to secure any desired tempora.
ture! There, Ia also. ,attndhcd to The
premises q largo. pools from four to six
feet deep. which furnishes admirable
facilities for a plunge! or swimming
bath. Take II all in oil the White Sui.
phur Springs furnish QUO OF tho most
attractive resorts oil this coast, md
Mrs. j. J. Gnrrecht is now amply pre-.
pnred to furnish good accommodations
for boarders by tho week or month, as
well as for transient cuslomcrs; aud
strangers who hive occasion to stop n
day In Elko will DO we'll rewarded by
making II "trip to tho White Sulphur
/ Syringe.
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T ARRIVALS.
GtN Horkl--Rsrtlrtt 4 ostreicLsr.
Proprietcn

J Ii Green. J W Hnnley. Eureka; II
Rosentaum. Ogden; Joseph Montgon-
cry. Carlin; Frank Boskow.tz. 4 F; W J
~Happagen. Chicago; II Cole. Ell Will
Jams x family. Tuscarora; Low John
sons Miustrels; W Y Troutmau, Reno;
Myrou Pixley & wife. Miss Nellie Pix
ley. Miss Lottie Pi1ley, p Il McDer-
mott & wife. Lnmoille; W F Poolman,
n Gamer. Ogden; Knox A CrnLo i
vito. South Fork.
J d A. el. Fort Halleck; Thos Conner,
g " Duucan, Smith weilaud. Z J
westlaud, Fred Wilson. T~nscarora;
Miss Susie Huntz. S F; Geo W Baker,
Eureka; Walter Arrillnunes, Halleck:
Ray l. Royce. Lizzie Royce, Nellie
Harris. Web Lansing. OIaf MoeD.
Royce-Lausing Comedy Co; S II
French, Illinois; W J French, Texas; n
Bcrl. Ogden; Jud Dakin. Marsh Stot-
tier, Steve Dakin, Latnoille; E d Esiy
& wife. Cleveland. o; l. Power. Nom
tnna; II Roland, Warm Greek.
Il Coffin. Thos W Rnpp. d Leszriski.
Timothy Kelly. Tuscnrora; " ID Lee.
Wheeling, W Va; ] L Martin, South
Fork; ] g Mccoy. Nels Ouderkirk.
Mound; F 81 Schwarnterg. Fred Howe,
s F; Lew Johnson, Mrs johnson, Allen
Mcdonald, A II Lindsay. Burt Hau-
kins. g ] Il Wallace, Levi Spencer,
Sam Carr. ] g Car. Sam Wade. Thos
o Bannon. J r Manning. Chns Mitch
ell. II g Holland, Little II Smith, john
sons Black Baby Boy Ministries; Mrs
VIM McCombs, Miss Ada McCombs.
Fred Mctonbs. Mrs Geo Monks & 2
children. Star Wiley.
Sam Caro-, Juo n Shannon. Gee II
Stewart. l. G CrossIey. S F; II Stepl-
ems. Virginia; Jud Dakin, Marsh Stot-
tier, Lamoille; Geo Grant, Bullion; S
Turnkey. Tule Valley; Milt Polk. Hal
lsck; Dewitt SalsLierry. Chico, Cal; @
f Williams, Dodgevill-. Wis.
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atanford for Precedent.

Senator Stanford Was interviewed on
his reputcd candidacy for President on
tue Republican ticket, md In reply to a
question az to his being a candidate, be
said:
"The possibility OF the American PEG.
plo ever desiring to have me servo rs
President ~ 30 slight TINT ! have mover
though, Of Offering myself a. u candi.
date, but weIo tho Presidential nominn.
ton offered me by the Republican Iarty,
| do not think il would require much
time for me to uocspt It,"
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The Roycc-LansIng Company.

or this company which appears Mt
freeman Hall tonight. tho Springfield.
No., Herald snys:
"ThOsc who witnessed tho entertain.
mcnt at tho Opera House last night arc
universally in accord in tcstifying TO its
merits NJ II fIst.clnss performance.
Tho musical spcciNltios by tho different
III omlors were heartily eucoIed, while
tho different characterization Icy Mr..
Royce fniIly convulscd tho audience.
The Indies arc inn musicians, nnd
taken ~ a whole, the company Is excel
lent"
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maaaeniaE .Acquiescence.

"Try to avoid dsbnting with people,"
says Mr.. Sturgeon. Right. Charles.
right. Nothing III all this irritating old
world will make tho other man lo,o his
hcad no completely and get him 50 howl
ing mad ma for you to keep perfectly
quiet just when you know he is getting
tho better Of you. md look ut him with
nn r%1nspctnting smile Of conscious su.
periori.y md pity. But you must look
ont that he doesn't brniu you with n
table lcg.-l Bob Burdaito.
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yrom FridAy's Daily.
lAALAASUNDI

- ..
Hi Stoker and F. J. Frank csuie In
from Bullion to-day.
Il. Keefer left for his home in Bull
ion yesterday afternoon.
See notice Of Entertainment ut Free
man Hall On tho goth instant.
John S. Mayhugh aud family will
Leave to. morrow for q visit to their
Ruby Valley ranch.
DR.. J. ]. Lock has something to soy
to the public in this issue which is
worthy Of a careful rerusal.
st ,nford says he woull take it. Well.
oven il the California Senator lie nonl-
mated veil go our pile on 'futty."
/. ostrricher brought down from Tus-
carora some magnificent specimens OF
ore FROM the COMMONWEALTH mine which
nro now on exhibition nj the Gem.
Steps nro being ,ken to form a Dis
trict Agricultural society in this county.
and'a call for a meeting OF citizens is
published elsewhere in this issue.
George P. Robinson is in from Ruby
Valley aud reports it very dry in that
locality. Unless they hnvo snow or
rain soou the grass will To unusually
short.
II you have u cold. cough. bronchitis.
or any form OF throat OF lung disease, do
not neglect it. Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
il promptly taken. will speedily re-
lieYe and cure oil ailments Of this char
acter.
Willie Cullen will open a fruit store,
about the frat of May. in tho room nd
joining Zimmerman's tailor shop now
occupied by Mrs Terry. The location
Is a favorable one aud Willie will no
doubt do q good business.
Catarrh, when chronic, becomes very
offensive. 1t is impossible to be other
wise healthy, aud, ut the ssmo time nf-
ficted with c"tarrh. This disngreenbIe
disease, in it, most obstinate md dam
gerous forms. can be cured by the use
OF Ayers Sarsnpnriln.
1t is the opinion OF the Journal TINT
Blaine would positively refuse the nomi-
nation for President, even il tendered
him by ncclanation.-iReno journal.
In the event that Roscoe Conkling
should recover yes; but should he hap
pen to be carried of by his present ILL
Observation-Disclosures alter cnses."
By n deed filed in the Registers Office
April 10th Mrs. Helena French trims.
fers the property known as French's
Hotel md two adjacent stores OH Park
Row TO Joseph Pulitzer, proprietor OF
the New York World. Tho consider
alton named is $500. 900, as part ray
mont OF which the purchaser Assumes
mortgages nggregutipg S400. 900.
We have received nm interesting con-
munication from Sprucemont. but as it
is uuaccompanied by the true name OF
tho writer we must decline to publish
Is, in accordance with q time-honored
custom with all newspaper men. The
nnue OF the writer must accompany all
communications, not necessarily for
publication, but for the protection of the
publisher.
In n train OF 81 freight cnrs which
passed here this morning the following
roads were represented: Union Pacific.
Chicago, Burlington < Quincy. A Il T
Co. Southern Pacific. Utah Central.
Chicago Il So,th.W Western. Chicago,
KANSAS l. Nebraska, G d w 81. X " &
o, Denver & Rio Grande, Central Pnci-
Ac, Oregon Short Line. and Chicago g.
Rock Island.
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Low John.on,s minstrel.

Played to a crowded house last night
and tho entertainment. 30 for as va car
hear, gave good satisfaction. Though
somo Of the jokes AFRO entitled to q
prominent position on the list Of "chcst-
nuts" many Of tho performances were
good and elicitod rounds Of enthusiastic
applause. ChHs. Mitchell, In his "Fun
OH tho quot" did some excellent tumb.
ling mud Introduced several features
generally new in tho acrobaiio limo.
The Company wont to Tuscnrora to-day,
will return OH Thursday, and play at
Carlin on Friday night.
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,trel w.dn..d.,.. D.ily.I
OALMA0UNnI.

Of LAmoile, were In town to-day. ~
|. Mrs. q. A. ST. Clair left this morning
for Wells. where she will spend . few
days whiting friends.
Fred Wilson came down from Tusca.
rors yesterday aud left this morning fol-
oln Francisco to attend at the bed side
Of his wife Who IN reported quite ill g.
ST. Louis Globe Democrat tRep.)
When asked what state he hnils from.
Our sole reply shall be: He hails from
Indiana. And his name begins with G.
It il still reported that James G.
BIniue is in extremely poor health, af.
ficted with Bright's disease Of the kid
neys. and that a sudden cold, followed
by slight congestion, is liable to carry
him off at any time.
Julius, can you tell ME how Adam
got out of Edeu?" swell. ] s'pose he
climbed de fence" ..Eo, dat amt il"
''well. den ho borrowed a wheelbarrow
aud walked OUT" No" al CUBS it
up, den." HE got snaked out. Yah!'
Are we going to have q picnic this
yeor7" inquired o youugstyr OF his
Sunday school teacher. "why. what
do you want Of n 7icnicl" '"Nothipg
much, / ut I can get six new scholars
in = hurry if you arc going to have
ono"
The Yolo. Cal. Mail says: eve yes
terduy met a gentleman who Just came
from San Diego. and he says that work
has stopped Oh lnrgs. fne brick build
ings in course OF construction which will
never be completed. We don't want a
boom like that"
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell came
in on Monday. took in both shows and
returned to their HON, in Huntington
Valley 20 day. Mr.. Mitchell requests
that We do not sny anything about his
irnmoderate laughter supcrinduced by
the comicnlities OF last nights show
aud We won't.
The latest report from Roscoe Conk-
ling ID up to 4 O'Clock A.. n. yesterday
morning at which hour n telegram oh.
nounces TINT "Coukling was delirious
much OF the time during the night. He
is now very low. but will probably live
the greater part OF the day" II is prob
able that ere this his eyentiul career
hns closed.
Prebble & Young. proprietors OF the
Rio Bonito Colony in Butte Co.. Cali.
~fOrnia. will run n special excursion train
to Butte next Saturday when n grand
auction sale OF lots will take place
These enterprisiug young men expect to
make q ten strike by tukiLg a large
number Of people. at n low rate Of fare.
to see their property and then dispose
Of it Mt public auction.
Julian Hawthorne, in the American
Magazine for April, has another OF his
monthly essays on literature. In The
American Pulpit department. Alvan F.
sanborn discusses ''Beautiiul Church.
o." and II. Ryan the entes OF Heaven.
Henry J. Philpotf. writer IN Timely
Topics'' on the. ch~sin-snakei "House-
hold Art" contains an illustrated nrti-
olo on The Lamp" by Jenny Jupei
DIR. ". F. Hutchinson tells hoz to pre-.
serve health in the month Of showers;
"The Portfolio. /" in addition to several
humorous anecdotes. has four comic
pictures by Frunk Bellew.
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A dispatch from Truckec says the
town of Boca is on the verge Of o riot.
The difficulty originated between the
admirers OF two women. Factions FINAL
ly formed. and the town is cow divided
into two classes-the employees OF the
Boca brewery and the lumbermen.
Last night the brewery crowd crossed
the river. and numerous quHrrels en-
sued. William Beck, q brewer, wns
shot, but 1t is thought he will recover.
Beck's friends caught his supposed as
s~ailants III a bnr.room. and n general
row ensued. many being badly cut and
injured. The brewery men are thirst
ing for revenge and moro serious trouble
Ia thought imminont.-[Reno Gazette.
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DONE Lot That uorsc 90

B~nreiooted when you can take him
around to Morgnn's Shooting Pnrlorn
and have hi,u we'll sbod. Also nlI kinds
Of BlucksiDithiDg done and satisfaction
guaranteed ns to quality and price.
l.. T.. MuR0AN.
Blacksmith 4 wngop,nnker.
3-l6. Elko. NeyRdas
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Il. Brown,

Elko. New, Mar. 80. 1898.

We hsr We just received n lnrge stock
Of Ladies' Hats, Lndirs' Dress Goods.
consisting Of G%inghams, Linens and
WoOlens, and Gcnllcmen's Clothing.
nil Of the lntcst and most desirable
styles. Call and inspect them.
3-2G. j. R~oSESsTocK.
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$500 REWARD.

The above reward will be pnin for the rect
and conviction Of any party or partieS found
guilty Of stealing, killing or runulps on
altering brands or marks Of amy live stock
belonging TO any member Of thu ScvaGs Live
stock Association.
n. II. A MASON. President.
II. s. NIXON, Secretary
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Dissolution OF Copartnors ship.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing under
the firm name OF Brown & Hoskina,
Undertnkers and Dealers in Furniture,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
II. Brown retiring from tho firm. The
business will be continued by G. Hos
kins, who will collect nll bills due the
late firm, nni pny oil debts contract
ed by tho same.
Il. Brown,
G.. %ITosKIss.
sod. Elko. New, Mar. 80. 1898.
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DEPor HoTrL-Clark & Green Proprie-
tors.

II NJ Reed. G Bradford. Willow
Creek; A ID FnrnswoIth, South Fork; X
Keefer. Bullion; NJ Bremyer, Austin; W
Il Tyrrell. Tuscarofa; Mrs S Haynes.
Eureka; L d Alberti. n Y; Mira d Daily,
Washington b Church. Michigan; II
Farrell, Miss Idella Wiley. Cnrlin; q T
Hill, Nevada;J Thompkins, p Hagerty,
Salt Lnke City; Thos Kane & wife, L
Hansen. Wells; G Robinson, Ruby:
Mrs Bell, Oxford.
CT whisman. jas O'Drien. Deeth;
F E Drown. Kit Hooten, G E Drown, d
E Hoot:n, South Fork; S ~ Streeter.
w NJ Farrell. L,iuoille; Joe Crivell,.
Mineral Hill; II Cobiget. Battle Noun
tim.
- Schrnder, - WEIGH. John
Brewer, S Brewer. II d Lanham, 'Cus-
caIorn; ID X Porter, Willis Roger. Fort
Benton; J II Young. W Brown & wife.
Salt Lake City; Geo Bailey. Eureka; J
ii Sanguinet, Mound; Horace Lane.
Deeth; CP NcMannis. II J Hill & son.
J ID Grubbs, John G%ranholin, Reno; U
II Coop. W U Tel Agt: Fred Howe, WI.
Is Hunt, s +; 81 l. Slime, Mrs II L
Stiuo. Plato Brown. Mrs N Brown,
Lamar, Col.
A Lewis, Stephen Dakin. Lamoille:
Snm Carr, L Hnchman, S F; JOS J en-
sen, Ruby Valley; ] c Dow, HALEY.
Idaho; Chas Adams, South Folk.
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DAILY DENT.
RIFT RATES.
ADVERTISING RATES.

: viii he made a. low q. 4. consistent with
oTnd bu'iness principles. Apply At tho o.
nee for terus.
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Tho person ut Spruocmont who sent
this writer a copy Of "Puok," charging
him with Sending m April Fool" mes.
sage. and threatening dire punishment
in case tho oncnse Is repeated, is most
respectfully informed that he. or she.
ID very much mistaken II no, or she,
thinks for n moment that we would
stoop to such nonsense. You should be
suto you nrc right before making such
n charge. NJ We know nothing Of your
april Fool business; md you are nj
present Ia the condition Indicated by a
certain card. now c~Itint, which wc will
send you II you will kindly furnish your
name. -
Such fnc displays Of goods. both use
full and ornamental, were never exhibit
ed In Elko M are now on exhibition at
the varions stores IN Elko. and II Of
tho principal attractions IL the low
prices nj which they arc sold. Tho time
when the people Of this vicinity wore
jnstihcd In sending nwny for goods Is
passed.. as money can be- saved by buy.
ing Mt home. An inspection Of goods
aud prices will convince you TINT this is
u TACT. und that IL IN moucy in your
pocket t. p~ntronizc home enterprises.
Ordcrs 10y mail will receive M prompt
attention from EIto merchants as from
those OF any. city.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One copy, one Observation-Disclosures. -. $40 90
One copy. six months. Observation-Disclosures. %
For any period under stx months, one dollar
per month. Payable in advance.
Delivered by carrier In Elko at % cents week.
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PAYMENT or "a ELKO
COUNTY BONDS.
Payable from the Sinking
Fund.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROvIs-
= ions Of an Act entitled IAN Act to refund q
portion Of the bonded debt of Elko County,"
spproyed January 90, 1881. Notice is hereby
given that If presented at my office IN Elko,
Nevada. on or before FRIDAY, THE NINTH
DAY OF MARCH, 1883, the following Elko
County Bonds, issued in pursuance of said
Act, will be paid, together with the interest
thereon, which slall have accrued ut the date
presented: Bonds Nos. IL, 10, 20, II and 10.
Should the said bonds not be present ted with.
in the time above specified, then, from and AZ
ter the date named, to wit: FRIDAY, THE
NINTH DAY OF MARCH next, interest there.
on will cease.
Q. W. HULL, County Treasurer.
Elko, New, Feb. 0, 1888.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
Will be made rs low a. is consistent with
ound business principles. Apply At the Of
fee for terms .s -,7z se. .4 ~ %,
-, ), $780, =, =,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-02-23
From White Store.

The death angel has visited this
community and taken away darling
child from Mr. Joe Collins. Mr.. Tom
Myers, who has been sick for a long
time with consumption, died Sunday
morning, the 18th. He leaves a wife
and several children to mourn his
loss. So ave can hut exclaim as one Of
old, MAN that is born Of women is but
few days, and full Of trouble" Mr..
VIM. Rose has been cofncd to his bed
with sore hand, but is better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. White, OF Washington
county, have been very i'll for some
days The former is very low, but the
latter is some better Mr.. John H
Latture was on q visit to home folks
the first OF last week Mr.. E. F. Lat,
ture has moved to the Hodge farm
Ben says he likes the West splendid
Our school at Hockey Springs is on a
boom. Five new students entered
last Monday, others are coming in
shortly. Drs. n. T Du!aney, OF
Blountville VIM. Hale, of Free Hill,
Washington county, and r. A. Young.
OF this place, visited the school q few
days ago. The students were enter
tanned by interesting and highly in.
shuCtive addresses from them on the
subject Of Physiology. Mrs NJ. NJ,
Martin spent Monday in Johnson
City. Mrs. CUrdia Shell was called to
the bedside of her sick mother at
Limestone. Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Ander-
son, OF Locust Grove, spent Friday al
the home Of their sick father, Mr.. Da
vid Carr, Johnson CITY. Sam Miller
is teaching Il writing school at Poplar
Ridge he has about 81 students Mr.
J. f. Cook, who has been attending
school at Locust Grove Academy, ha,
accepted position in the dry good
store of ]. w. Smith & Co. Revs. A
N. Furguson and w. G. Maupin hay,
been holding protracted meeting a
Buffalo school house, not far from
BlountvilIe, "a additions.
WHIPPERwILL
Feb. 20
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-02-23
Improved.

While in Knoxville last week we
had OCCASION TO cali at the photograph
gallery Of McCrary & Branson, on
Gay street, and were really surprised
to see the wonderful improvement
these gentlemen have made in every
department Of their gallery. They
have added another story TO their
building and now have the largest,
handsomesl and best arranged gallery
between Washington and New
Orleans. The improvement is not
alone in the building but they have
added all the latest devices known tC
the Photographic art and are prepared
to make any size picture desired and
at any time regardless OF the state o
the weather The. most importan,
matter TO the public is the price anC
in this particular alone they are al
The bottom. They carry large stocE
of moulding and make frames to or
der on short notice. Mr. Bruce Bush
ong, OF Bristol, is with them and vii
be glad to show his East Tennesse'
friends through the gallery when the,
are in Knoxville. 1t will pay you t
visit it and if You want any worl
done that is the place to get satisfied
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-02-23
Died.

One OF the saddest deaths this year
was the death OF Mr.. A. NJ Kennedy
Monday morning, at his home in this
city, of fever. Mr.. Kennedy moved
with his family to Johnson City, from
New Market, only few months ago,
He was depot agent here and made a
host of friends both in his official and
social life. He was esteemed for his
many good qualities of heart and
mind and leaves large circle of friends
who mourn with his family his un-
timely death. The remains were tax
Ell to New Market Tuesday for inter
ment.
Will Day died at the boarding house
OF Mr.. Rambo yesterday morning, aft
err short illness, with fever He was
an honest, hard working boy and had
made many friends, who will regret to
hear of his heath The remaius were
inferred in the old graveyard on tbs
Jonesboro road about 3 miles from the
city.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-02-23
New Buildings.

w, Allen is building two tene-
ment houses.
Milton Fleenor has begun resi-
dence in the Wilder addition.
Chas. McNeil's residence, on Watau-
ga~Avenue, is nearing completion.
A. F. Hoss has the frame up OF his
new dwelling on Watauga Avenue
John Harr has commenced the cree
ton OF a cottage on Watauga Avenue
S. S. Crumley is building three ten
ement houses on the land he recently
purchased from D. j. Wheeler.