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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-12-14
r&orlN's isair tsnrnitnrr."

Yer NsoEtt mo bitli0ne Ql0R idr
lcine Nobcl. Ctitr 9ianOcs uao Slu.
Ger adamai1iutn IN Siolt 6cuntp.
SSlr b1btn cine 0robs Nusmanl. lin.
',r Fre'S 1T uultiahr Die SdIiiI pan
otm cuoeltr NauAltr.
getr lluitu bci HarInouRatn uno
ptriouiin : HoyIaponstu iHntr2alb
ortl N0uattu,
29mmI unh iebtt unN iriabrt, mciue
Y,tlle. lbr Wstoet eritauni ltin.
Gnll NuIenoit,
ifrseburl, Mo.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-12-14

Tit btn t,icuutRiitu Gldut Der
Rrnlhcn Qthtn rit itb.. Sin &rluria
bIt,'ur nnN Die ptrbttrcnNn Slluetp
be tlnlle Der belien RornltIntr Viii
lourltS ullnrttu. "a Nltlts ri,lt
Narmtr bt!roiicu. mctom duh mir
Sdu'tuit o0bultb ibwtr oeihdoldi.
Np,a Il; naS ynnb IN ,tintr btlIaotu4.
pUihtn Vdlt. Der &trluii itNob IL
Gin 'p 'twrrtt oaf CT ole @tltaitt b..
tinilNBt lSu Saulltuit Nuo geWun.
Qm mltn S8aaicu lrab al iauitr.
Su' eit Nrteu AdSpbitR bin, Italcn
Wu tintn aroGtrtn s'oraih tm llS
ltwo1nIl1 uua tbe ods SotTlltr
tam. marsn unitrt Wddrtn IA.
Tl Nlt't @a0reu nun anspertluil
werosn mliheu, erIantn mir an Sut
olt elulaoun0 weun Sbr eiWas in III.
itrtm Nabs aebrapdsi. bsi unS poriu.
iprtheH. Sa uniers auswabI grocer
ais aepoAnIib IN. t0Imen mir euh IN
Der C.nllitat lomOhl pis i'm Qttiit be-
irieoiatn. alohmaIs lahtn mir Gut
itsunOlibe Gin bel nus poriuiprt5tn.
Sbr lsio pilIiommsH. oh abr iauisi
eoer n,hl.
Ssiltt Sud uiht oIrd Nr snprsi
iunaen rtiisa0sr Sauilrutt was wtib
MAIDEN. 9pir sulotn Is uiat 6ab St'
mauo biliaer ais mir ptrldplt, NO e.
,brIias rrO perldsias Saaart bstri't.
ebs Sbr aHOtrsipO iauist. atbst uns
bic esI,atnbsit eua gu ,u9sn pds
mir ~ thur otru0stn. @tnR Sbr
bel nns tauist. aarautirsn mir oas Shr
iuirieesd atit,Ii psrbe,. orstrnials
piro sud eutr GtlN saradstafbsn.
eiIObs Mtreunills 90.
q. e,arlinsiu. 6tidaitsihb,tr.
no y. piah Sis asiisgipu Gin, no
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-12-14
z. J. FECHTEL s. co.
WESTPEALIA. MO

pftib. t'at gran u blbta. 50 IN
oir 6yiy1pagau' oty @aaatr. wtl3.
tIf Srrlfn uE9 &Iro'u osg 6yl ptt.
NcpptIt esi'to,c NHutt ces lEln,
n.s. wu1a a e;iaao N uuo 2rr,eaa
bat, non 0ititm 2Hy,ltue. cty Rsag
Qfau0t1Q ms $ci,uul otI Olas,
ta.u 0s:onW -sIassta. >but &
ols aNti. il b.; o,g 6rau N:s 8sat.
o14 ciclo 70 ntpmta. w1s i. no,ail
bat, rc Uno me Nt ss t,igstu tsan.
ND ~ t. !;'n &ty4taCn. Vfa1 fs e.
i5y,W Rlaut aus aSr S1iAt yramt
uagyno ey ied't. - :. nti..g
Nraa q osg',tu la rusl = M. su
Nj,'; eu,it,j,gaa o.s $i*tys .uM.
Wl,g - ta Nt auc psrt ex.sltt ra
btyc.blist i&5I,H egyt ot SlitH
81. Gl:ita ~ Ss-sr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-12-14

| S0lis BOD pom Alt'ountalr, ippIe
I. 3uftiSers bon 6rlntenliein wdren
dm Hltitag bier.
S,u 9obn 3eiImoun 1T ncd mrmct
aui oer RraulcnIre.
Soicpb @rIutn unO P'uaboro
5iruemph bon Gupstown btianotn lidj
dm Nrclial biet,
SltiuNdhworcue fir ben Hebruor
SCrmla luO lpl8cuOc
Sen. 2ow@ibtp; u. ". @oOO, Gbliii
Solmann. NbdS. 8iHae.
GrawiOrO Gupnllip; auA, ejtridcidie
S0d gltrtens, AuB, @auac, u, 6led.
1Js. aItlItrmss. youis SeItmsper,
Nutu Nttia.
Qnu Emp. ceIir Mtlin, 0earp Puyl.
gutp, t3eo. YurdlrO.
&nton Sup. Gjus. QuetIer, ". 8.
Sobns. 3Os. 6rtSAel. SnO. u.
Guo9eon, gtu, Secner, DtgrD
Rrobn.
Naibiu9tcn lOmnitip. G9riit Shnc.s
osr. gsm. Sres. @trm. 0ultmeney.
3atioa 3cpnibip; 0entp 9aieIbOyh.
6r. Sor.
Strr uno Srdu Bath. 9lnQcs, ,}uc,
Grduttn, 8. Muaitu, g9m. SueIlers
trop, gtIU. Meuer, Wlarp VGrrp, Ger.
tru9c Strrto,r. Nl9aie @urAtntycp.
sos. Nobm, frOa g@m, Rlu9pc;,
6l0u Is. Euib,on. Sinner &rat, %ouj.
&ouuot Naltb3lar luIQcs alnlu am
Nr'liOQ nab %oolt Glttl um ptnl
@dIunt oCr 4RiiioN biz Dom upAW.
&a'cr Srlcr aeOdIltN wuyos, btBu'
U0huCu.
Auei g9tCt5 uuO 6rM pcn ,}tI'tls
ION 6tu W0yru ldpr 99ote 5ltt lui
9~iud. Nm TomtrliaA lcbrttn Nt
lUieotr lurld.
Sayl 3dnBen Sr. flrb am Grcitad
lRurgm I'M Nlttr Upu 81 Sdlteu. :
Wouait mo ctilht (dRt. Gr wW0t
am Sdmlia9 9tdtmttO9 btrrolQt.
6laHj Cbcrm1rt 1T Der 9ljtibt
Glitr tints iIcIntn SObabtNs.
GountN Goutt uutaste an ltbicn
lElw0h.
Sp9. SuelItnirop uuo Altter Spll.
lhUeIoct aIP8sn an Sonnertas nat
yccle 6ttCt I'M peH NO5w. Gatcr
Nrlcr Iu btiutea.
0tindp mo Sun, StmiB porcn
AM 4trttwrh bier 0clurit ma6t,
lcne Jithuuna ais .&pabbps3."
SOs. Sticitrmanu ttbre pru Giln
bona SrOd. Ser 3Obu NaIlrr'
lticot btianO Fh III iringr grsI'ltuuN.
Sggiltnanntet Strr miro Udlt ieiucr
@hwtlir 6yau gHm. NdIsnbuld
leln.
Stu y. Stulcubtra unc 5ytb
lliucIItr pon Yabbipwn martD ii 9nn
I'M QcrihiIite eielhdl'c Wc0ru ocm
!'trmparn t,s p0lirrtrucu Sclnr,b
ltucIIrr 81 crleOlQcl,
Ntrr Nutpu Ntipttt pon Si. 2ouiS
,ciano ph iebte g8eAC eisibait wt0cn
ller. VI lCbss am SonatN9 miroer
urut.
9obn Hi!ais. Der .&paoboss" rcitte
cine &ttdupN ais .&OaobosS" EN-
mo ysiiluirle. Sos. 9RtSanitl wnroe
'alar erwablt. StbaiieIlriB,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-12-14
Sruttier.

&lat Mmortls. Slrrto Vlu.
mouth Mods Hoit 6omb 9rowu yea
born Sult Se9born. Siloer ldte
NpdnoOttes lHo i0auOtrt NritlcNcne
Hrter SlrtIbt inr VrtiSlinc.
Spgutt e'rCpC loultrD Naros
CWcnspiIlC, NO.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-12-14
NOtale5.
-9lurncd II Rage big g9sitnattu.
adr! y euter8ereer

-bHl HpSg Iunt uts 2NelQHlWtCU,
-gI(uaieiifn iiuo oitit 99Oae 70
rar Ult fIItsea ~ tiCiel lnb,es,elt
-Nur Ntrmouu VluiinDcr bon
Roeleiopn mar Gm Tleaiias iar blcil
qcn 9IUblc.
-8ur &trndro Yocbpgy non aoclg,
tenn btiano iit ON gFcntla Wtihdiic
Y mCaet llty.
-6mu 0rD'on Hebn len btiiurcl
Y nd oni pcr 4lan,ailiie. Mlnlhen
balolAt &tNtrnna,
y Sctdru Ntmyjd Soyomrur be.
tano nd Icbe 9"che e!a3s 1T ou
N @roE'iabt q, Eoal@
- : @dwtint Ihlodtm it itpt an btr
Il loattcIo0nn8. ee miE ltBi mduttr
4 t8rnR5cr ltH Vtbta IanN,
-RrDjtRbtr q. ". gued,rbun
madie pWir 2aob; btn bl-ilQM &dM-
leuicH iClnt Au'wiTlupQ.
SER 0tHrp Sdepptrs bat Die
ShmleoAuertltait ogs Ncrrn Sos.
Wnciltr 'ul $1,000 elprrbtn.
-6lnulsin 0Inrp AtbaQtn ppn
6oIt bcaab lit am 6rsitaO nab Acf'.
Gitp NO ne IN Tifnr ttttcn miro.
---glm Gicuiio9 peylanpls 9Hr Scr,
mann 0lIltmtpcr cine batlaomQ
6ertd nOh Sem ct, pouIitr 4ltatit.
Ger Am. 0ubtl non yilIctpwp
begob llh ltBit gSote nnh Qppi, Gt0l
nm oa bI. NiiNirn mItbrHuppDnu.
-Ner Charles ppylb pon Der
Siaaist0upiliabt b,iOno lih am
Somlaa bier hti NtH ellrp 0uf We
iub.
Ser 6rani Sjmgwalo bon Mcin
mar ScaDioA bl,y rmO h0title mS
rintn 0NNCnrhmtp iowpb prqrtabltn
&inb 40.
--Strr Solu W}sier Der iCit tini0ca
Sabrsn uiAi mtbr bier war lau9tt
lebie s9Ote bier all uno mabt bic
Rtluoe nit irlntr pdttnt gieOBn.
-SUv 3obn Spramsper iOmis oti.
Ten Sdwslrr WOrD tamsn am SOM.
tag uou II. pUuis Suriid no lie felt |
lsBten GItrfaa orrrellt battm.
-Gr. %it!tmtlsr rtiie dm Mon, |
tag nat Ct. youis um ba orinOenot |
8eibdits u trlsOiasn. llno miro in |
ben lsBtm 1agsn Der geOb, pieocr
Iuriidiehren.
Der iumat 9ouis Seinrihs Der in
Rlnias Gitp, aonlas Ssladitiauna
ssfunhsn bat. iisb irinrn Numen aui
Bur Itetla Ipad itnorn NbprnsnienIihr
beifiiaeu.
-Serr 6noindno Nemr une u.
Igpiholl ban yinu idnlsn am Gitnnaa
~"s -" gStas nad Yleta no ilt bin.
Rsnus esIhaits su erlsbi0sa haiiea
Rtrour1, apl 1iiippa itsttm in
pkest larhd.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-12-14
Die Jasejsit IN ,lliilouri

IdBt flh attriiatlid aus iolamoer gu.
idniRsnif-Gnnc trisbsn unb iolien lIh
oe Ssier oitielbe GnsitnsiOsn uno an
lridi riiblliasr STEELE auibtpabrtn:
lit branGtn Onm plht 10 oil onoerf
senit nni anstuuit btlaiiian, iouOem
lnlp 'sibii iuoerlaNia iafOrmlrt.
Nsau man trifit. bari man aHs
iti,ttn:
eidliiben 49,. |. Suli bis 81. N,srmbu
ldaben ..,,... J. auguii bis 81, Tesember
&dlpidnepiea !. auauii bis 81. December
GateH y. @auis Is. Sept. bic 30. apriI
@daepfen ..,l5. Sspi. BITS 10. apfil
otri5bnd q Sabr) /. 9ioU. bis |. Sannar
s9a9tsln.. /. 9op. Bic 81. December
Ctter, 9ieber, SiiGmTatie-i. 3ou.-l. Nvr.
lruthah'T ....l. aop. BIS Il. Ts;em6er
Frdlrte' th' ......I5. Rop. bis Is. Ee;.
5aaotaiasn Ssidrdatune-l Sirid6od,
2 (rutbdbEs. % SogsI an einen laae.
sh5t Helr ais oiri6e, Iruibgbner
une 30 &oael aui etnmal I'M Ssiis.
g9iiop0asI: Sdp6ne, SAME, Rctbodrjs,
entsn u'p. g9ilopogeI ioHnsn qei9oHen
wsreer lpchTen0 ibrer 0anoerunl, penn
Eeine 3eli aeistt II. Vile aneeru 90aeI
oarten 81 ieiner 3eit gFi6oTsn wsyosn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-12-14
Sal,ndritlid,es,

Sr. 1amier 3Ohnarst boz qinG
miro an IL. uub Is. 9scembu In
9Dsipbalia ieiu. Vile Operation oil
Sabine p,rosn ihmerilnS itia.
". ". 5aintCr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-12-14
ll)enn's 2lbeno miro.

Go ipisIi tR aoIo men SonnenIdrin
NergnuSt oas Ainb III irober saf,
ssbt ioyglos IN ben Iag Dinsin,
TsS 3siteniIues itb niat bspnbi;
God wenn bic Sonue dieoerIult
Gum abitieo rOUa aIabeuO iOintt,
llno itiIItr wiro oas rdggebraus,
ssenn Ifii' Der erlts 6alley i5wIrgt;
Ss9'u id oao ainO yum GIterRbaag,
Gum TIttrnbouS-
@enn's a6eno pirN.
Die Smit non SOiimnns Iibn gsi9Wtat
.3iebt in oco Cages iunger GIuib
Ger SiInsIina in bic Iueits sSeIt
&it irii5em Sim mo froben 4Qnb;
aein S,eI Oiintt ihm iu neit, Su fern,
llno merrsi6 bar ihm tein Sterii,
llno immer mcitsr ;iebt er tort,
2oh weru icin SUB eunn muoe irrt,
Damn lebnt II ii4 sum NeimatbsOrt,
9un 0simath9Ort--
ggenn9 abeuo miro.
Der lPnnn asbt ben @eihdi.en ua9,
4iii itayier pdnS, mt iIltasn pirn,
cr Idldiit nnp raft ben nan,,u 1na,
limo merit eg iaunr, oab por Der Stirn
Sbm nttotrnmi Der l'iubt SdptiB,
Hrnlt 'b oes tchnyg 'ig icjnen IItib,
Tod ctS cboIittR %obute 2tcrtb
'eogIcld on aau,cn gitll ptrIiert
eebnt Ct Nd) ua,b bem berh'iden SrO,
Tem ciS'ucll StlD
gSrnn . Abenb wgo
Go i,ti Der Srce M 2owumBian
Suirlcben nor oeS Ndules lBhy,
ey ipurci pidt bet 1dbge yah
Ces SuaenOI0noes boIo jtspir,
eritebt uoy ibm I'm id5onen lrdum,
SeridwmOsn ime Ibm 3stt uno Baum.
Die Gammtrung bed i4Iiebet 81
Ies (raumIdno'S Fi0rte unc gsbert
Die SebuiHt! nad Der EN- gen Stub,
Ter eu gen Stub
Benn'e 2lbenb pirO.
sGr 8euter'aerser.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-12-14
,Sm sabre 1901 witO 9t,u gorl

~" NfNN'N ''' ~Nf -hNW .fttt
tlHs SSt.!lusittluus bltsl. um QR
hgrotriiitu &ahytatIs OR Sl5J, ses
u'itV Tlme'bcctts lui Ngm Casiee.
fgr N Ct.teuICU. &i'o pi,o De
3ai ICmmtn, no Il. ycuis absvmats
tiut -14piIe'S Rdig Wraunlltgu Tam.
M cIt ItFtt Iab't tyEcS 2lmg'eys
~ etm 4tN N;pptaaE ~ itlHr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-12-14
Oeffentli6er Gerfaui.
ualtrBJ,tu,ts lptrotn an
Samitd1 Sen l6ten Oetember,

! llbr RdhmliidQs in GIcrbdro Sirat.
laHs Gifi,, IN g8thJhau1 etubua0ett
atrtA NaHo 1eleltn ipjs iol9t otent.
llt al oeu Wclnbieteubtn Dtriaulcn;
20 AcrtS f. j S. +. 5. ". Section
). Township lj, Range 10. 80
Acres ". ! n. F. Section 81, Town.
ship 4'. Range 10. 9ieics gano llc9t
! Ylcilt rltIt pOn g9ttpAaIla unO
N ais Ole SenrD @utbbsrls farm be.
tannt.
9au bGoin9un9sn balr.
6nu Marp Qorth.
6lAu Ntnritttl Sdliei.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-12-14

dir babea cine 9iIs Don nod
nidhdnOiatn 3orrn titier llm9tgcnO
e,baltrn. Somit lOnngn YrSablunecn
Ourh bic Yant btiOrat werOer.
9enrb ggtiisrmann,
Goiiucr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-12-14

-glm Jeeitn gOnnsriiua bcGab h6
Strr Mariin 9OOe IN Ysalsiiuna iei,
uer 2ptier 8eribsrta nab ,ieiirrion
cir, nm ieine Satin Die ii1 mngridbr
eins NObs lang bel lbnm eOpae yer
ndrO aui Selud bciaHO. luieOtr bclm.
jubp!tr.
lIsrlSrrn: 81 SAueins; llsrt3eiten
encu &inQ i'm re6isn uno dn So1
I'M linien Cbrc, glnstunIt uber Die.
ielbsn nlmmt 9s9tn sntiprten0e Be-
!obnuny Cnl9es,n Der eIgentbiImer.
g3m. gHintsl,
&itfOuutnln, Mp.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-12-14
5Ceae 5erbst- aub 1lbtmterhGetaer.

Gi' baIien rb tls uOlbanoiss znspahl ron i,viiasa
Wdnners aEa6ens unb GinberfleiberH
aui Eager.
gles mad moatrHteH StpIt
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1905-12-14

. r aaFanren 0aB aaf Anias gleao qI sr,oissns linz
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-05-25
Science Hill School.

Undergraduates exercises of Science
Hill school, at Jobe's opera house,
Wednesday, May "a, at Sp m.
Piano Duet Lucille Martin and May
Feather.
Invocation.
Chorus Files"-High School.
observation-disclosures Young.
Piano Duet-N elllCronch and Ruth
Arnold.
Recitation Mary Nell BeasIey.
Piano Mary Agnes Berry and
Winnie Wheeler.
Pantomime, "Holy City"
Piano Glennie Pence n d
Martha Allen Martin.
Play .perplexing situation"-Act
1.
Vocal Solo" Message of the VIC
lets" Winnie Wheeler.
Playa perplexing Situation
II.
Graduating exercises, Thursday,
May 20, at s p. m.
Piano Solo Invitation to the Dance
Mary Hardin.
Invocation Rev. Fl. J. Van Fossen.
Chorus High School.
Salutatory-Lonnie McCown.
Recitation Selection from Evange-
line Claire Fulton.
Piano Duet-Zama Overture Lucilt
McCown and Glennie Pence.
Oratson-Age of Achievement-FaW
Broyles.
Essay-Do Today Thy Nearest Duty
Una V. Templin.
Violin Solo-Les Puritans- Lonni
McCown.
Recitation The Old Serg can't
Maude Beasley.
Essay-Potter's Clay Ella Russell.
Piano Solo Minute L'Antique FRI
Matson.
Valedictory Fred King.
Presentation of diplomas.
Piano Solo Concert Etude- R h Q
Hunter.
Address Rev. J. Lem Keevill.
Chorus Curfew-C Chorus class.
Benediction Rev. Jere Moore.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-05-25
Two Injured.

The east bound passenger train on
the s. &. W. railroad suffered q slight
wreck, causing several hours delay
yesterday. The engine ran against a
large rock on curve in the gorge,
which had fallen from the cliff above,
demolishing the pilot and causing
some other slight damages. The en-;
gineer, seeing the obstacle on the track,
shut off steam and he and the firewan
leaped from the cab. An extra train
was at once dispatched to this place
for medical aid, and DR.. W. T. Erwin
was taken back to the scene of the
wreck, who, upon careful perusal Of
the situation, found that the engineer
and the fireman were the only persons
injured, and theirs were only Sigh
bruises caused by jumping from the
engine. Erwin Magnet.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-05-25
Eighth District Notes.

Several of the boys and girls of this
section attended the commencement
exercises at Jonesboro last week,
Mrs. Annie CARRIER, of near Johnson
City, is visitina her brother, John s.
Mead.
Orland Patterson made a business
trip to "Scottsburg" Sunday after
noon:
Since the love season of the year has
come, the wedding bells are Ginning
merrily-Paris Scott and Miss Emma
Harvey we're married, May 14th, Esq.
Fine officiating. We wish them peace
and happiness threngh life.
Hello, "Crackerjack," we do not
think you are intrudihg upon our
rights by writing from this section.
Write again, perhaps you and can
give The Comet oil the news from this
section.
Noah Vines has returned from Balti-
more, where he underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Barney Huffine informs us that he is
much interested in Sunday Schools,
especially the one at Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. Joseph Leach is very i'll at this
writing.
Miss Fife Larimer, who has spent
the past FIVE months with relatives in
Sullivan county, returned home re-
Gently.
Rev. Anthony Ferguson filled his
regular appointment at Union the third
Sunday.
Remer Fine and Bob Leach were
hourishing among the fair sex at Mat
son Sunday afternoon.
The Sunday Schools of this district
are prospecting nicely.
Robbie Brummit, OF Flourville, il
visiting relatives here this week.
There will be an all day decoration
at Union the 30th. Everybody invited
The strawberry crop this season is
very good in these parts.
Miss Mollie Duncan, after spending
some time with relatives and friends
here, returned home Sunday.
Our good old friend "Crackerjack'
is constantly singing eds" little song
"When the violets bloom again.
Sing on, old boy, we like to hear you
sing.
We think we can report a wedding
soon.
THELMA.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-05-25
Builders Getting Busy.

Armbrust and Smith have decided to
build business block on Spring street
opposite the The Comet Office. It will
be 50x100 and not less than three sto-
ries. Plans have been prepared by G.
G.. Mitchell and bids will be invited a t
once.
Mrs. Adams will also build a hand
some new store house to take the place
of the one destroyed by fire. Mr..
Mitchell is now at work upon the plans
for the building. 1t will be modern
throughout.
The City National Bank has not yet
decided upon plans for its sky-scraper
office building. 49,.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-05-25
asrd Psalm Revised Up-To-Date.

The Politician is my Shepherd,
shall not want for any good things
during the campaign.
He leadeth me into the saloons, for
my votes cake.
He filleth my pockets With good CT
gars,
My glass of beer runneth over,
He prepareth my ticket in the pres.
ence of my better judgment,
Yea, though walk through the mud
and rain to vote for him,
And shouteth myself hoarse when no
is elected,
Straightway he forgeteth me.
Lo, when meet him in his own of
fee,
He knoweth me not.
Surely the wool has been pulled over
mine eyes,
All the days of my political life,
And / dwelleth under the thumb OF
the politician forever.
MT.
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b. P. Johnson, a prominent railroad
man, connected with the South & Yves.
tern, was in the city from Erwin this
week,
Ftp. Baxter has in stock nice line
of Ladies Waist Sets and Jewelry of
different kinds.
Frank Henderson and Fl. W. Lyle
were in attendance at the meeting of
the Grand Lodge, K. of p, at Knox
vile last week.
Miss Maude Baxter, a very popular
young lady of Johnson City, was visit
ing at the Kentucky Hotel laat week. -
Mountaineer.
Miss Lalla Lyle, of Johnson City,
has been the guest of Miss Ethel
StouAer for several days at the Oaks. =
Mountaineer.
That Johnson City is coming to the
front as an important railroad center
is evident from the number Of foreign
and local railroad officials, who almost
daily visit this town looking after both
freight and passenger traffic Last
Wednesday we noticed on the streets
Messrs. W. T. Rogers, travelling pass
enger agent of the Nashville, Chatta-
nooga & St. Louis Railroad, Knoxille,
Tenn; G. W. Robinson, travelling
freight and passenger agent of the Bnr-
lington, Atlanta, Ga and j. O. Eaton,
travelling passenger agent Of the Lou
isville & Nashville, Knoxville, each
looking after the interests of the road
he represents. Mr.. Rogers. however,
is veteran in the business and never
fails to catch his share of the ashland
then some.
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wound innocent little birds. Did you
ever read the Scripture? Enough
Goodbye.
The health of this community is very
good.
Your scribe has been visiting in Bris-
tol the past two weeks.
William Miller came down front
Bristol Saturday to attend the ici
cream supper given by Mr. and Mrs.
Harris Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Keys and family,
of Jonesboro, were the guests OF rela-
tsves here Sundy.
Sunday School is progressing nicely
at Matson and also at Mckinley. A
school was organized at Antioch Sun
day and there will be school there next
Sunday morning at0 o'clock. Every
one cordially invited TO attend.
Robert Ray, of Cherokee, was tho
guest of j. 7, Carr aud family Mon
day.
SUSAN.
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Engineer Corps Moved.

The corps of civil engineers for the
SOS, which has been locVted at Kings
port for month, moved Tuesday for
Hanley Valley, ten miles northwest,
preparatory to tunneling Clinch noun
tain. This will do away with the par
alleling of the Virginia and Southwes.
tern from Moccasin Gap to Kingsport,
shortening the route ten miles from
the old snrv Y formerly made between
hess two points. Bristol Courier.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Field Seeds.

Any country merchant or farmer can
cit down in his home and write US how
much field seeds and other things of
the best quality he needs and we will
mail him q memorandum showing the
exact amount of the bill based on our
special low cash prices and await his
instructions. Shipments of eggs and
other produce taken to account at high
est market prices on day of ar
rival at Nashville. No order or ship
ment ia too small to receive our best
attention. Nashville Produce Co.,
1919 If j. ]. ODIL, Manager.
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Ben Martin Dies In Asheyille.

Ben Martin, we'll known to the peo-
pie of this community, died in Ashe-
vile, N. c., Tuesday. The remains
reached Johnson City early Wednes-
day morning and after funeral services
at the residence of his mother in the
afternoon were laid to rest in Oak
Hill.
Mr.. Martin had been in feeble health
for several months and some time age
he went to Asheville, hoping that the
change might help him, but such was
not the case. He was brother of oul
esteemed citizen, Jas. A. Martin.
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Local and Personal.

Horace Bureson spent Sunday in
Bristol.
Stanley Barlow is here from Texas
to visit relatives.
Miss Edna Gales, of Bristol, is the
guest OF Miss Lola Martin.
In the next 80 days I will close out
half of my Chinaware stock.
+. P. BAXTER.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Aldine Swad-
ley, lait Thursday, daughter.
Edie Wade and wife came down
from Bristol last week to visit relatives
f. P. Baxter has large stock of
Table Oil Cloths, Ice Cream Freez ers
and Queensware.
Miss Ella Burrow was down from
Bristol few days last week visiting
relatives.
John Miller. OF Johnson City, came
up Sunday as usual. Get a move on
yourself, John. Mountalneer.
Plenty of yellow and red sweet pota :
to plants for sale at 10 cents per hun
dred at my residence.
W. G. ANDERSON.
H. NJ. Fo lsom, Jr., editor of the
Mountaineer, was down from Eliza
bethton few hours Friday.
Rev. James L. Jewell, of New York,
will preach at the Watauga avenue
Presbyterian church, Sunday morning
at 10 AS.
A little life may be sacrificed to a
sudden attack of Group, if you don't
have DIR. Thomas Eclectric Oil on
hand for themergency.
Messrs. John and Will Thomas, the
popular haberdashers, spent last Fri
day in Joncsboro to to see the high
school close.
The many friends of Miss Mollie
Beals will be glad to KIN ow that she
has returned to Johnson City after Wis
iting relatives and friends in Conway,
S. O., for the past four months.
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Secretary Hickman's Report.

Secretary Hickman. of the board OF
pension examiners, has prepared his
report of the recent meeting. 1t shows
that during the quarter twenty-five
third class pensioners have died and
ten fourth-class. Five third.c pen
sioners have been stricken from the
roll and four fourth-class. There were
added to the roll at the recent meeting
one first. class pensioner, four second
class, thirteen third-class, 100 fourth
class and 157 ffth-c!ass. There arc
now on the roll 2,669 pensioners draw
ing annually $223,S20
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Building Large Factory.

S. r. Sells is building a new planning
mill on land he recently purchased
from D. N. Mcleod. The new plant
will be 50x15O and will be substantially
built Of brick. It is located in the
rear of and to the left of the building
now occupied. AS soon as possible
Mr.. Sells will move his machinery to
the new building and will greatly en-
large his capacity for doing all kinds
of work in his line. Sam is a born
hustler and goes after what is not de-
livered if it is worth having.
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THELMA.

Hello, Crackerisck and Thelma, will
you please sit over and make room for
Susas just for q few minutes as I'd be
pleased to have q little chat with you
particularly with Crackerjack. Now,
as to where I have been and what I've
been doing-well, will say you had
best listen to the old adage, that "a
still tongue makes wise head" l
plead not guilty to the charge you laid
against me, but I'll bet q nickel you
can't say the same as to yourself, now,
can you. Say, please don't kill or
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Have Leased the Cranberry Inn Also.

W. H. and Charles Martin, of Jones'
boro, who have again taken charge Of
Eseeola Inn, at Linville, N. c., have
also leased the popular Cranberry Inn.
Cranberry, N. G. P. B. Martin, of
Bristol, has been employed to manage
the Cranberry Inn.