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Nntine Gnntraotnrs

Sealed proposals will be received at the County Clerks office of Dallas county, Ark. until the 50th day of July. 1898. by the com missioner for the building of q brick jail in the town of Princeton, county of Dallas and and specifications now on file in the county clerks office. The contractor or builder will be required to move the cells out of the old jail into the new one. The right reserved to reject any and all bids.
 Juno 2S, 1898. N. A. CLARK
 ' 7 W5w Commissioner.
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Let as not lose sight of the in- terests of Democracy during all the hustle and stirring times of war, when a horde Of fresh heroes are flung aIoft by every wave in the surging sea of battle. There will be a close shuttle and new deal all around "when this cruel war is over" and many new and important offices will be created for the faith ful. The leader of today may be dwarfed tomorrow by another, heretofore unknown in the fortunes of war. We are making heroes fast and already some of them are looking with intereet upon the pol itical field after winning honors up on the martial.
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TH1s is the inning of the lobbyist as well as the demagogue, and no measure, whether just, honorable and for ;he good of the nation, or vicious and destructive of public rights can be secured without his influence.
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Internal dissentlons are more dangerous to the perpetuity of a party than even victorious oppo- sition.
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IF Mccoy should be elected, the methods by which his alleged nom ination was accomplished Twill be recorded for a prece- dent; And many an error by the
 same example, Will creep into the State.
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Everyone believes that he has the making of hero in him, and that circumstances are to blamelthat the hero is not brought out.
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Notice For Publication -s4as.
N. A. CLARK.
 Commissioner.

Land Office at Little Rock, Ark.
 July l6, 1908. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his inter- tion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be- fore the County Clerk of Jefferson county at Pine Bluff, Ark,
 AUGUST 27th, 1898, viz; James H. Thompson, II. E. 19744, for the nv A, Sec. q, T6. S., k R11w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon said land, viz; Walter Cubine, of Pine Bluff, Ark, and Henry Taylor, Robert $, Godfrey and Allen McGregor, all of Double Wells, Ark
 WILLIAM G, WHIPPLE, 7-a0wsw
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There IS a Gen. Garcia in Cuba; there is a Gen. Garcia iE Porto Rico; there is a Gen. Garcia in the Philippines. Has John Smith taken a nom de gurre and gone on 5he warpath?
 The Generals Garcia seem to be almost as ubiquitous as the Moro castles and San Juan cities
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NAIIGINE TOWNSHIP.

Magistrates-W. D. Vance, J. W. Bradford, J. H. Garrett, c. T. Robinson, Arch Eiven. Constable-A. J. Stewart.
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Spain's formal acceptance of Am erican terms of peace are reported to have already left Madrid.
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Judicial District.

Circuit Judge-J. M. Elliott. Prosecuting Atty.--W. B. Sorrells.
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Cur own children have conyul. sions while those of our nc bors have fits.
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Dyspepsia
 Nervousness
 General Debility
BolIs, Tired Feeling All Cured
 by Hoods SaFsaparilIa.


 by Hood's SarsaParilIa.
 "I have been sufferer with dyspepsia, nervousness and general debility. I took different medicines but was not cured. I concluded to try Hoods Sarsaparilla and got bottle. To my great joy began to feel better from the first dose. Hoods has made a new woman of me. am 69 years old and can do my own work" MRS ELIZABETH FAGIN, Central, Ark. CT was troubled with a tired feeling, and boils broke out on my body. began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and the boils began to disappear and have felt all right ever since" w. J. DoDDs, Corner vile, Arkansas. Remember Hoods s9rs9n psr1ii. Is the best the One True Blood Purifier. Sold by all druggists. S1; six for S5. E1OOQ S PIlIS with Hood,s Sarqanar,Ila
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sonncndeffen.

Sett Gnfans oieies Sabres fnb BON NItrpnpmen an
peri4teeenea Yunfteu Der Grbe @ruppen Don unaes
p6hnliben uub unerparteten 6leden an ber SpnneH.
oberFdfe bepbabtet wefben. s0te i'm @attonat< Obs
ferratcrtnm etnselauieHen Sef9reibungen itbtIberr
fie ais mao &usiehsn uub 8epeeuus ppn giefunbdrel
WagImaltdrte@. Rbslia, bab iie bas sanse Sab,
binnur4 bietbeu, mbsIid aud, bas ite baIb piepe,
peri4lptnben; befmmte GnSstAeu, bab le bas Bettel
Gnjetdten, niht ouf bsr SpnnenFd4e, Icnbern aui
rem meni4stAeH Intlts, pelAe fuubSeben, baB 9ebeI
unb @teren einer srfubItaen auspusuna bur9 bt,
ppbitbuenoe Sermttteluus ppn Soitetter's Masens
bitters beblrten. @enn Die Gefatsbaut uub auss
dpfel sefdrbt fnb ober selblta i6taern, penn bic
3unse biden, srauwetben 9elas setst, peun nebels
teit une BredreB ncrnalten 70 beute ote5 aui CART
letbi9tett nno 8tIiptd, beren oforttSe 8elettguns
6Ditetter's Masenbitters ibernimmt, wenu e8 nur
edrum eriudt mtrn. Bel Walurta, &beumatiSmus,
@ierenIethen, Rerpcittdt, suftrti9em aspfpeb unb
oausarsnet bic ndmItAen sprtrefHiseu Dienffe.
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0elblntht aeheilt.

Die leiSenbe @teni9beit Iollte nit
alien gu i6rer 6ilfe erfOroerli6en Mit=
teln perieben tuerben. Ntit @ersniisen
Der6Heutliben mir bas 5olsente: 9iers
bur6 tuirb beideiui9t, baB i6 Ie9s
Monate i6redli9 oil Der @el6Iu9t gu
leioen bate uno boB i9 BON eini9en
unierer beIten gler5te in Der Stabt be-
banbelt ipurbe, aber pbue iesli6en @rz
fOls. 9a empfabl mir Or. 8el, unler
SpOtbeder, glectrics8itters, uno nu9.
oem i6 nur 5luei 5laiden OapOa einsez
nummeu bate, mar i9 pollitdnbis 9e=
9ebeitt. @s bereitet mir iebt sroBes
8ersniisen, bieIes @littel slQen gu emf
pfebleu, Die an bieier i6refti6en 8rants
beit leiOen. Sd uerbleibe nit ben beIz
ten @riBen ibr Oanfburer so, q. so.
sartp, 9erinstuH, aentud1. gu baben
in Der 2(put9efe BON S. aalteper unb
Sobu,
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pg8as tbuIt benn Oh nod bier,
9lmD% fragte er erItaunt.
pSh 9ebe ia ibon, ontiportete bieie
fleinlaut.
n9u t6nntelt idon lanse fort iein.
Sier III fein 8lae fir Old, ia9te
Wiiiter lfObiu9ton ltreng. Ser @bef
ifien iiberbaupt iebr emit unb lorgen>
poll 5u iein. Die etmaS perlegenen
W}ienen Der Seioen bemerfte er 9ar
ni6t.
sMiiter Gbimm, bitten Sic Sen
junge. germ 9otborn einen g(ugens
bliG 5u mir" fubr ct bann furS fort
uno ipollte lid lpieOer Suriidsieben.
nWiiiter Sotborn 1T au8ge9angen,
Yapa, oniluortete 9lmD raid.
p9don mieoer aus9e9an9en?" fra9te
Wliiter 8obington unpillig.
rSoebsn 1T er fort.
0liiter 9aobin9ton trat raid nieber
in'8 3inimer 5uriid uno i6lra nit
einem sosni9en SIu9 bie 3biire binter
lid at.
geine godter erldraf. Sbr gapa
fluGtt ionit ME, e8 muBte ibm etwas
paiiirt iein mas i'm gang auBer Sals
iung bradte. 9lu9 munoerte lie ii1,
oaB er lie gar nidt mebr bea6tet
bate.
rGarau iinb nur bie uu9ludielieen
@eididten i6ulb, ieuf,te lie auf.
n8iesmal, CLAUDE i'd, banbelt e8
iid I'm etwas 9tnoeres, OdB 9iobinss
ton"
n9lun, mas oenn?"
sd b0rte geltern 9lbeno oapon lpres
den. 9lber sic biirfen mid nidt per@
ratben, Wd6."
r0eraus Danlit. @as i1's?1
n@s iinb Wedlel eiugelaufen bon
benz junsen Serrn Ootborn, bobe
@e6iel, Die pobl nid)t gan; in Orb
nuns geneien iiub.
WliB amD iaui9te einen 9lugenblid.
sic pollte iid offenbar nidt elm
5ipeites Wial bon ibrem @ater in benz
3immer iiberrai9en faiien, henn
ob9letfb ole Sad)e lie i1terelllrte, rief
lie bod iebhaft:
sd muB seben, Miiter Sobu, ieien
Sie auf Sbrer 0ut. sic ieben, mas
alles wirb, penn man ipdt g'adtS erIt
na6 9auie 9e1t-@
rWiB-A
,9lbieu. g8abrbaftia, i'd ipiirbe sic
ME, ME mebr ieben f0nnen, menn sic
aus ber affaire nidt reblib berpOrs
9eben. ylein ia9en sic ni9ts mebr.
@bteu, MiiFer 9binm.
Danlit lief iie bapon unb iiber>
lieB ben jungen Mann ieinem sroBen
guf.
(5urtiebuns folat.)
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BON einer Hraa enteetft,

8ieberum lit cine 9roBe @ntbeduns
9ennadt iuoroen unb 5iuar BON elmer
Dame aus bieIem 2anbe. .Gie &ran=
belt bate iie nit ibren &lauen sepadt
unb iieben Sabre lang lit iie Die dr9=
iten aualen, aber ibre Organe uaren
aufs duBerite sei6tuddt unb Der Sob
i9ien nabe beuOritebeno. 9rei Monate
buitete iie unaufb6rli9 unb fonnte fei-
men S6laf finben. S9lieBli6 aber
ent6edte iie ben gBes CUR @eneiung
inoem iie bon ms cine Slaide BON Or.
Sings gteuer @ntoefllns fir S6uino=
iu6t faufte unb i9on Die erne 0piis ba=
bon peridaffte ihr 10 piel @rlei9terung,
baB iie Die san5e gta6t i6lafen founte
unb bur6 ben @ebrau9 BON nur 5tpei
Slalden tuuroe fie pollItdnbis fnrirt.
Sbr Name lit Srau 2utber 9ub." So
i6reiben SO. 6. Samntod & So. in
SbelbD, gtoro Carolina. 8robeilai9e
frei in Der Gpptbefe bon S. &alteper &
SDn. Gesuldre Slai6en so Gents unb
$1.00. Sebe 6laide miro earantirt.
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" II 9 | q II B..

: aIs mutbmnBIi9sr 8b6tar bes
BET preuBii6 @pIau In OFpreuBeu
mdbrenb einer GeIbbienfttibung ausge=
tabrten QttentGtes auf oen @eneraI b.
Gabe III Elm unter0ffi3ier beS AZ. ae.
8tn1eutes bsrbaf!et lporben. Die &u.
gel bat ba6 anie beS Generals bur6.
bObGt uub baun bo8 pFerb beKeIben
9et60tet.
= Iuf Der 9afsnbaibe BET Berlin
ipielte fd1 6ieIer Sage Elm eatIeBli9es
56aufpiel ab. Sc mar, als ob Elm
gtbbeben Dor fi6 ging. 0dufsr nanfs
ten unb gdnme tpurben umgefnidt.
Die urfaGe be8 nnglnds lpar eine @r.
plofon, ueld3e babur6 entltanb, bQB
2ieuteuant @ti9 gDoImann BON
Sarbes characterization unbrauhbar
gemorbenes grObt0rniges pnIper eIef>
triI6 abbreHnen tpOute; anfatt JiIs.
ibube trug er StiefeI, tpel9e bur6 bic
Reibung glit bem 5anbe pabrI6eins
lid Gnnfen DerurIadten. Ser I'M.
9litdlt9e Sffi5ier tnurbe bu9tdbli9 In
Stiide aerrifen. Der an ben 6dulern
ansert@tete S6abeu II nod niat fea.
geheut.
- 4uf ber SnfeI SeIeoIanb bat H9
gismards 2eibar3t, profefor Or.
S6Deninger, nit @rdfin Msolife, bic
Dor aluei Sabren bon ibrem erHen Sat.
ten, benz pOrirdtmaIer Grans bon 2eu.
bad, gei6ieben tuOrben 1T, berbei.
ratbet.
= Die 6tabt Berlin wurbe In Ell,
ner Der Iebten Hd@te bon einem fur6ts
barren Sagelwetter beimseiu9t. Orb.
gei6ohe tpurben tiberflutbet unb Gens
tern unb Bdumen GROCER S9aben su.
geftigt. Sie Geuernebr uurbe breibio
Ntol beraussernfen, um gegen bic
Jlutb geiaano au leiIlen. Niele Men.
iben ent9iagen MIR nit tnapper Notb
benz @rtrinteu.
- aus 2iegniB pirb geI9rieben:
4ns gan3 geringftigigen llria9en iit
es bier su 10 f@limmen &ubef6runaen
getommen, bob biele Perfonen bermun.
bet tuurben. Gin 8iIbbauar 3ii9tiate
iein Gieuiim6b9en, mas einen Bolts.
auflauf Oeruriadte. Sie Mense mari
benz Silbbauer bic JenHer elm. unb
bemolirte unter an6eren @egenitanben
au9 eineH lpertbDollen @rabfein. 9ie
poliaei toar ma9tIos, benz Sreiben
Ginbalt au gebieten un6 muBte MiIit1r
su 6tilfe rnfen. Sie Goloaten feuer.
ten erit blinbe SGiiIIe ab uub a[S haS
BON teiner Wirfuns mar, gingen Re
nit gefalten gaiOuetten ror. gieIe
9erfOnen tpur6en oerpunbet unb bieIe
berbaftet.
= Die s9torbb. Nag. 3tg." beseid.
net bic aug englif6er Qneae fam.
menbe 0a@ridt, Bring 9einri9 babe
benz Safer gef9rieben, &iautI9an lei
tuertblOs, al8 cine grFiAbung.
= Der 2onbOner vDaiIp gietus"
Dirb aus Mtabrib gemeIbet, baB Bile
Snfantin @ulaIia lf@ in elmer bsrtraus
Ii6en Senbung nod gBien bese5en
tperbe.
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Q. ". & ~. q. 8abu.
q B hrt.


ga6 @aloefun, 6ouitun unb guerr
td9li6 ..............9:00 Born.
gfa1 Corpus @brifti, Qranias BaB uni
8eeoille tdsfib .......2:20 Na6m.
Na6 &etrpilIe tdsli9, aussenommer
Sonnabenbs u.Sunntass 2 ::45Na6m
Na6 &errpille, SOnntass. $3.50 Born
Na68errbiIe, ,Sonnabenbs A :30Nn1m.
Nnfunft
Gon @alpei ton, Souitpn une @uert
ta9li1 700 NbenoS
Bon Corpus gbriiti, Granias BaB unf
8eepille tdsli9 ....1: 40 Nabm
Gon &errpille tdsti6, aussenommer
Sonntass unbWsonta9s o:45gorm.
Bon &erroille, SOnnta9s. ~ G6enos.
@on &erruille, Montass 9::25 @orm.
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9te moSerne g4snbeit

sebeibt bel gutter Nabruus unb Son.
neniGein, BET re6t biel a6rperbelpe'
gung in Der frif9en 2uft. Sbre GOrs
men iiroben Dor 8eiunbbeit unb Nnts
liBt itroblt Dor Sd6nbeit. Menn iDr
Spfem Der reiriseuben 8bdtistsit Ell.
nes Abfabrmittel8 beOarf, bann se.
otauden he ben ausenebmen unb mil.
ben Get9ensSprup, Der ausi6lieBli1
BON Der California Fig Syrup Co. !"
bergeiteQt tpirb.
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Sn6lens arutca galbe.

Die bette Salbe Der 8elt fiir S6nitte,
lneti6unsen, @ei6wire, 6ie6ers unb
pant Gusi6laa 5ledtsn, seiprunsene
9dnbe, 6roitbeulen unb ale 6auttrants
beiten; turirt 6dmOrrbpiben 0ber feline
ge5ablung. 86Gige 8ufriebenbeit aa.
tantirt Cber ba8 @elb iuirb suriiderfats
ut. rs Gents Die G9a9tel. 8um
GerfauI in alien g(pot6efen.
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Spareit Sic S6r GefO

Cine S6aatel BON Gutt's Yi0tn e..
ipart Sbnsn pisle Dollars fir DOttOr'
8ednun9en. Dieie Biasn turiren nm.
ter alien llultanben idmmtlide SurA ben
Wta9,n, bic 9eber OOer Die @ingeweiOs
oeranlaBten Srunfhsitsn.
Gs iltbiss hrinf grwagtt prbauptnus.
0enn ssssn aOpfidmsr3eu, DDspsps
lie, Walaria, 8srltOpfung unO @allens
lsi6en ssbrau9en WliGiOnen 9tHts
SMtt'S &eber 8tnem.
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Na6bem es meber Serrn Gars
rien nod Selrn peptral gelungen III,
Elm Wiiniaerium 3li bilben, In tpeI6em
ole repubIiianifden Sruppen Der Sam,
mer bertreten fiHb, BON ben Opportuni.
fen bis su ben rabifnlen GociaIilten,
bat Der prdftbent Gaure 9errn grlRon
nit bieier i9nierisen gufgabe betraut.
grihon bat fi6 aber aud 8ebeHt3eit
QuSQebeten.
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= Die GlOtte bes vNOrbb. 9lopbs
In 8remsH fOa um einen neuen W{ee.
reSriefen berei6ert perben. gDie mits
setbeiIt iuirb, bat bic genannte @eIeu.
f9aft bel Der G9i9au Werft In 81.
biHg, no aud Der praftbampfer vaoi.
Ter Griebri9" erbaut lit. einen neuen
DampfertOIOB bon ni9t neniser ais
u 900 8oHuen 3ragfdbisfsit befelIt.
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gontbern 9sactfic 8ahn.

gaa9 9aeiu Orleans, Souton nnb Gal
beiton tdsli6 1910 Nfitta9s unt
$50 Mbenbs.
Nad eagle 8aB, Merieo &c. IL gorm
gta6 Galiforniett. -. & AS Ra6m
Nnfunft.
Bon Netu Orleans, SpuIton unb @nl.
peiton td9lib 7:25 @prm. unb 4::25
Ha9m. .....................
Son galifprnien &c. 1855. II so Gprm
gon eagle gaB unb Merico ZOO
Nbenbs,
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90. 0oSesptls, Sab @roeer.

Iolles Eager bon STAPLE utb Jancp
@rocertes, 9 d nitt'@ aaren,
@Iptbina 6aten, SoiIette,
artiteln @Iass, porseIla II.
unb 3orb Maaren. sn allen
Separtement8 MIR frii6e Ga9en.
Niebrige Preiie. 5reie unb prompte
ablieferung. 738 .IIamo,9 9traBe,
@de @amarQo. Selepbon 433.
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Giieubabu TaDr : Ylau.
8. & 9. q. Haba !.

Nab ct. Souls oia Sron MOuntau
ober M. 6. & E. ..... 9::30 Born
gta6 ct. 2ouis pia Sron Mountair
Route. 900 Nbenbs
Nab 6eorne tdsli6 1900 Wor9ens.
9ia6 2areoo. o............9 As Born.
Mnfunft.
8on ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M
Se. & 8. 800 8prni.
9on ct. Souls, SrOn Mountain & M.
&. & 8. :55 9iabni.
8on Searne td9li9. 1920 Nbenbs.
Son 9arebo. 200 Gbenbs
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= aus 5ibnep, 9eu.eab @aIes,
Dirb beri1tei: Gin Boot bes ruiRi9en
S9iffes s8ai BON ReapeI", ba8 R6
auf Der Gabrt nod 5ofio befanb, tens
terte Dor Numea unD IA Ntatroien
purben bon 9aifil9eu gefrefien.
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W. Sc. & g. 8abu.

Nb I brf.
Na6 8aeO, Sort 8prtb, Dallas, San
jag Gitp, ct. Souls unb gbicaso td9
LID $50 Born. unb 800 Nbenbs.
Infunft.
Bon @bicaso, ct. 2ouis, 4anias @itp,
Dallas, 5lrt @urtb unb 8aeu, tds-
lid n :25 Born. uno 3:15 9tahm.
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Cinderella Sdnb yalait.

8srseBt nidt, baB mir unfereu
Store nod 9ap. 2O7 0tlantps Sstaae.
atpei 9dufer fiiblid9 bon unferem frAs
beren @ei6dftsbaufe, berlegt babeu,
mo mir ale unfere alten Rnnben tpie.
ber3uieben boffen unb nod piele ueue
basu. ba mir nit ben belien Waoreu
bieaen t6nnen. llnier Store IN aaua
tleii eingerihiet, gut beniiIirt unb Iehr
bell. aommt unb fattet uus eiueu
Seiu9 ab, tpenn Sbr autb uiGt ae.
rabe gu taufen nanfGt.
6. NaMm,
@inberelIa 9 9ub.paIali.
2O7 Alamo plasu.
:, Cement unb RaIt BEL 5enrp
MIN feI S2
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Su 8erbinbung nit benz San pebro
Part itebt 3 ab b M Ell d's
SpplpaiiGer 02rten,

Der pra9tbOlle @remplare Der Sbiers
melt, lpeeiea Der teIanii6en. aufueiSt.
Niemdnb iollte berfeblen, benielbea su
beF9tiseu. Die gr6Bte Mttrattion, Bic
San AHtOnio auF5nmeiien bat.
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@nlf Ghure . @ahn


gta6 2apernia, tdsli6, uussenommep
Sonttags, I'm uni.........8:3 80 8orm.
Intunft.
Bon 4apernia, tdslib, nussenommen
Sonntaqs, UNI. m........3:09 Na6m.
Sonnabenos, I'm. ..6.40 gtahm,
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- 9as britif9e SdIa&tI6iff eraer
aIaFs "Illustrious" III nod 2iRa6on
abgebampft. Der 3ped bieIer @nts
ienbuns bes 9rOBen artegsi9iFes 1T,
pis BON 2oHbOn aus berf9ert mirb,
Der S6ub Der britifAen SniereHen.
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8as 6ausmittel III cunts 9iabt.
ming Oil. Aae S9merBen nerben
bGmit fofort entfernt. 3ufriebenbeit
sarantirt. QluberHFalls tpirb bus geIO
aurhderitQttet.
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Roofing Felt, Bed unb a8pbalt
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-12-15
VIII Locate Here.

Johnson City is again attracting out
side capital and when parties begin to
look around for a change Of location,
johnson City is always considered.
This is particularly true in the Ease of
Miss A. K. Hardy, of Dalton, Ga. She
at present owns the leading millinery
store in Dalton, and also carries a large
and general line of furnishing goods
for Ladies. She desired to change her
location and after consulting with Arm
strong, Gator & Co of Baltimore, Md,
she was advised to come to Johnson
City and referred to R. L. Bruner for
particulars. The result was so salts
factory that she has decided to locate
here and will arrive Dec. &c, for the
purpose of purchasing or renting prop
erty in which to establish q f~rst-class
millinery store, She will also carry q
complete line of furnishings for ladies
and will conduct such a business here
that her coming will bring JOY to the
hearts of the ladies'. She comes 80
well recommended that it is q pleasure
for The COMET to bespeak for her a
share of thepatronage Of this section
and to predict q successful future.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-12-15
JOHNSON CITY THE MAGNATE.

TIE COMET is advised that a party Of
North Carolina business men will visit
Johnson City in the next few weeks
with a view of locating. The party is
Of Morganton and Oxford
capitalists and if they can find suitable
buildings they will open a large retail
general store, taking the agency for O..
B. Rouss. and the buying public know
we'll enough what that means. The
gentlemen have unlimited capital and
have had Johnson City in view for
sometime and have decided to locate
here because they belive the city has a
bright future, and that its second
growth has started in a healthy form
and in such a way that it will continue
to grow better. THE COMET believes
these gentlemen have chosen we'll, and
we extend a hearty welcome On the
part OF our citizens.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-12-15
Circuit Court Grinding.

Circuit Court is in session at Jones'
boro this week, Judge Campbell pre-
siding, An unusually large number of
cAses were ready for trial and several
important matters were disposed of.
The cases that attracted the most at
~tention to be tried at this term were
those against Henry Ray and James
Gregg. They were char yed with "burn-
ing property to iniure the insurers. "
Ray was tried Tuesday and the case
went to the jury Tuesday evening. On
Wednesday o verdict Of guilty was
agreed upon and punishment fixed at
eighteen months in the penitentiary.
Council moved for a new trial, urging
among other things that his client
could not be found guilty under the in
dictment, az he was not benefited by
the burning. Judge Campbell set the
verdict aside and granted a new trial,
~whereupon AttorneysG General Harmon
dismissed the suit. Later on he dis
missed the suit against James Gregg
for the same offense.
The Ease against Alex. Ross will go
over to the next term.
The case against John Grow for as
sault upon George Campbell, was con-
tinued and Grow placed under 80, ZOO
bond for his appearance.
There were the usual number Of
farms" cases and several for 'lewd'
ness and adultery"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-12-15
Rev. John H. Kennedy.

Rev. John Fl. Kennedy, one Of the
prominent ministers of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, in the Hol-
ton conference, died at Loudon last
Thursday morning. He was taken
sudden illness on Thursday and in spite
of all that could be done for him died
almost immediately.
Rev. ]. H. Kennedy was about so
years Of age.a native Of Blount county,
and for q number Of years was promi-
nent in his denomination in this Sec
ion. For four years he was presiding
elder Of the Big Stone Gap district and
rendered very valuable service. He
was serving his second year on the
London circuit when he died.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-12-15
Officers Elected,

At the last regular meeting Of X. Of
P. the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Jas. A. Summers, @. @.
W. F. Jones, Vice G. G.
G.. W. Slater, M. A.
Jos, P. Hart, M.fW.
Rev. Jno. r. Herndon, Prelate.
Geo. r. Brown. M. E.
M. R. Miller, M. f.
r. D. Henson, X. r. s.
Representative to Grand lodge, RI
D. Henson.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-12-15
MISS SCOTT

Will give a Musical Recital at the par
lors Of the Piedmont Hotel on Tuesday
evening, December Goth, OF 1880 o'clock
for the benefit of the Public Library,
It is hoped there will be q good atten-
dance, as it will be o ARE musical treat
and also a great assistance to the Lii
nrary Association, as they are anxious
to add an Encyclopedia as we'll as new
books to their shelves at no distant day.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-12-15

Lieut.. J. W. Cox, Of the eth U. s.
Vol. arrived in the CITY last Friday,
recently returned from Porto
Rico. He is at present stopping at the
Of Capt. S. T. Harris on &C.
count of his own family being at Bris-
toll where his daughter is in school.
DR.. Cox will open an Office in the Harr-
Burrow building in the cerner rooms
formerly occupied by Isaac Harr.