davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
0emiiienbaft.

.Sarab". iagt Der Moris In Ser
6riib 5it ieiner 6ruu, rSarob, bet
mer auf mem Sopfen $50 Worf!"
Sagt Die Sarab: ,geli, i'd bet Der
auf oein Sopien $50 Morf!"
Damn gebt Woris auf ben so.
pienmarft, mo ibm bon einem S1nb.
Ter 100 Marf geboten peroen.
Bias, ldreit Der Moris emp6rt,
100 Warf2 Ger S6lag ioa mer
treffen, menn mer belt net i6on lino
poroen geboten $50 Marf!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18

.Warum baben sic oenn Dem Suber
Sbr 2ofal perboten, oas mar bod elm
sana anftdnbtser Wsni9g"-W b:
ga, ater er bat 10 elm eigentbimlides
@eii9t gebabt. Msnn er bas @fen
ansei1aut bat. bat Niemano mebr
etfpas teftent."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
Spab muB aud icin.
Gin Yraftifns.

Ger MieieIbauer in @unoelfineen
lit elm Morosraufer. @as Mun.
Der alio. menn linn i'm 2oufe Der
s3eit bon ieiner beiOen Sbrmaideln
aud nift zines perblieben lit. aber
er bot 8elb mie Sen uno labt iid III.
folge oeiien IN Der Stabt elm paar
fiinitlide Sbrmuifeln MAIDEN. 60.
balo iest nun bel elmer 0irtbsbaus.
Debate -raufihnonsere 2uft berauf.
3iebt, iteft err einfad Die neiten DIR.
maiheln in Die innere &oftoife, uno
barln fam Die Sote ~losgeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
NntomubilpHan

Griter Gboffeur: rg8ie beibt bic.
ier ii6 10 lange b~inSiebenoe Jrieo-
bof?4
3peiter Gbdffeur: Gas lit gar
fem 8rieebof, boS ii,tb MIR bic ro.
ieno babinfliegenoen Meileniteine. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
8eSinsnng.

Mifter: rSie baben Sbren
S6wiegerpater, neil bic Maitsiit lei.
ner Gohter binter Sbren Grnortun.
gen, 3uriidblieb, einei Sdminbler &c.
beiben. gsebmen Sic bieie 9eleioi.
gung 5uriid2"
ySa = aber MIR Damn, penn er
ieine Sodter 5uriidnimmt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
Wnt f~pniernirt.

n@lio ,Sbr Snfel, Der alte brape
Materiafit, lit geitorben! @ar er
nod imrler 10 riiitig, pie Dor einigen
Sabren2 ssr
SEA, i1 Jag Sbnen, bis a6t Gage
Dor ieinem 2ooe bat er nod oos
Gausidmeiben Der 9ieiienoen ielbit
belorgtl1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
Mms Der YrMfnnA

Trofeiior: vaanoioat, SIRE
idriftlide arbeit geniigt 5rpnr, iebod
Der S6lub lit incorrect; molten Sic
piiien, pomit ih ben gluiios ge.
i6loiien baben piiroe2 ginfab milf
einem Gunft."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
geriuediclnng

sd CLAUDE nidt, baB bas Sci
tltngswaiier geiuno lit, 6rau 9iiri.
tig", iast Der aoitgdnger. nGs iiebt
Deut' 10 tribe aus unb idmedt 10
ionber6ar uad idlefter Mil6. unb
-" rIdr in Dem @laie lit ia Die
Wilh. Serr .Waper. Dos @aiier ltebt
oriiben auf Dem Siidden iibri-
gems mar Sbr &oitgelo geltern
fdaig."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
Mm Stammtii6.

Sorifer: Zen 9adel bier, meme
Serrcrt penn ib nift bait. nnGber
tonnt' ib ME 10 lang III Sbrer an.
aenebmen N,itte permeilen. Sic
piiien. meme sllte lit nift, pic lie
iein iolte. slbcr meme Stluubeit
unb eben oieier Iadel bier belicn
gum Sbeil iiber ole Miiere binmeg.
Sic meroen pieaeid)t idon bcmerft
boben. ooB mem @alol INNER 10
gegen 10 lbr auf eini9e 3eit per.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
Sredbeh

SEER (5u eiilem fraitisen Sedt-
~briOer): sd aebe iolf,en robuiten
9ettlern. wie Sic iino, nienlaIs
etmaS."
6edtbruoer: SOL Spq ih mir
iiir Sbre 5pei @iennige pieleift
einen fiinitliden 9udel madden
Iailen? 49,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
Gin Grssanner.

&elner (einen @ait an ser Sbiir
einboleno): Isle baben nerseiien,
bas giiRu 5u be5ablen, mein Serr. "
@ait: uEaroon. ih bin oft 10 SER
itreut; bier lit oas @elbl"
Gladden. Der &ellner lid entfernt
bot. fir 1iid): Bin if froht Sd
oaf)te, er mare mir nad]eelapfen
neil i6 ben i%ilbernen, 2ofiel eirge-
ltedt babel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
Gin meibeuOacr gnsenbIid.

I.: go, es giebt weibepole
aueenblide, ih ma 5. 9. 3euge, OILS
oaS 0ieoermalb0enfmal entbiiqt
ipuroe."
g.: limb id babe nit eisenen
@ugen eeieben, mie nal elm Stit.
bent ieiuen Sdneiber be5ablte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
Ybotograpbiem

fonnen III BON Srperteu berselieat perbeu.
IS gilt bel osrcn 1sriteuuns Griabruua
gu baben. p~aicuoe aopi. uno 10rperiteQmus
gen 81 teadteu, oaS p~aiienbe si6t. uus
S6attmuerbdltniB 81 tenneu NIB oann
aud, Die n0tbiSsn. OFT r,6t foitipieliaes
Nppardte 81 bobel. SieieS ggej III pors
bauSsa, weun Sbr 1lre Photographic pom
mir MAIDEN lalet.
y. .. WacGemsic.
1878 6laps5w. Dubuque. 50. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
sssak
6y5
$50

Son.nt a 9 sreiter: rDas
6eimpeh 1T ettpas Srdurises beim
Weenf2eh aber firdterli4 miro es.
tpenn es'ein pfero erfabt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
8cgembicnit.

GGuber (oer I'M @olhe einen ge.
bofteur ii%berfalenl: Gut, mir mol.
len Sbnen niftS nebmen, aber Sic
miiiien in Sbrem eeihdsten 8latte
Die Sfonbeit Der S%pa5iergdtge in
bieiem @aloe nit lebboften 5arben
malen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
Spperbel.

Seirotbspermittler: Sos Srdu-
lein Meper iollten Sic nebmen, lie
bot 8elo, lit sebiloet unb iebr multi
faliid. Sic bat MIR einen fleinen
6ebler in Der gugeniteqimg!"
Sunbe: .@as, fleinen Scbler9
Die idJielt 10, boB, wenn lie meint,
10 %loitfen Die Sbranen aiif Dem Mii.
den berunter."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
seiner @rbeit.

.Sie baben's bait idon, Serr
@amperl, Sic braud)eu gar nifts
5u tbltn bel Der Sis'."
$50, mir tbrr2 @er loift benin
no IiIein' Gurlt?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
@us Der. Geitidmlc.

@adtmeiiter rBum Ginidbrisen
3uiel, ipelder lhlnpp auf Dem
9ieroe iist); SO, Sic balten wobl
Sbren .@aul fifn eineu omerifdni-
lfen Sdlafmasel+2Il@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18

penn lie bas Bort: .Ib, oa fommen
lie ia" gebt rubig in ibr Sdlaf.
simmer = mein's liegt sliidlifer-
allf Der entsesengeieeten Seite
= unD if)laft ri,big Elm. Ios that
lie nGmlid) nidt, wenn lie midi nod
I'M @irtbsbaus miibt'. Ger CUTE
lit aber 5ebn Minliten ipdter
DieOer bier an meiner Seite."
Sidtblife i'm 9e6rcrle6cn.
.@edbrter Serr 9eererl Sierburd
meft i'd Sbnen bitten meinen Sobn
mieoer 10 um's raufen gu
Sic meroen moi or6 ge-
rauft baben ols Sic nod elm Sunge
paren. ltnD menn es unier Sobn
ridt pertragen fam, Damn baben sic
oof feline Irbeit oapon, bofitens id).
Sod)ohtnngspaa Illeuite S6al3e
nebit Wann."
Gin gutter Sopf.
GirgI Cam &irhmeibtage su
.9u Cir bat bod porbin
Der 9nnnes on Seiiel an Sfdbel ge.
porfen?. 49,. Dos laBt 9u Dir
gefoQen?"
Sepp: rs oonf Cir, baB Gu mir
Dos geiogt bait 80. i'd wero' 8 ibm
ihon beim5oblen, =. i6 bait 5 MIR
net gemirft!"
Mms Der YriifnnA
GrofeiIor: ,aanoioat, S6re
i6riftlide slrbeit eeniigt 5tpnr, iebo6
Der S6lub lit incorrect; molten Sic
nomit ih Den @niios ge.
ihloiien baben piiroe2 ginfah mit
einem Ellnft."
Gin meibeppllcr Mngenblid.
o.: so, es giebt weibepole
Iueenblife, ih mar ). 9. 3eiige, OILS
oaS Nieoerpalbbenfmal entbiiqt
ipliroe."
g.: limb if babe nit eieenen
gugen eeieben, pie nal elm Stlt.
bent ieiuen Shneioer besablte."
Spperbel.
Seirotbsnermittler: yTas Sr6lt.
lein Meper iolten Sic nebmen. lie
bot 9eIb, lit sebtlbet uno iebr multi
Sic bat MIR einen fleinen
in Der gugeniteQiutg!"
9unbe: n@as, fleinen Scbler?
Die ifielt 10, boB, penn lie meint,
10 loi,fen Die Sbranen aiif Dem Nit
den berunter."
Nms Der, &eitidnlc.
@adtmeiiter a,I5um ginidbrigen
peldler ihlapp auf Dem
iist); so. Sic balten wobl
z@aul fir eineu omerifdni-
lden S6lafmaseI2I"
$50
Seine Mrbeit.
.Sie baben's bait idon, Serr
@omperl, Sic braud)eu gar nifts
5u tbun bel Der Sis'.~
$50, mir tbur? @er loiht oenn
no iflein' 9urlt?"
8esenbicnit.
&duber (ber I'M @olhe einen Ge.
oafteur iib~eriaQen): Gut, mir mol.
len Sbnen niftS nebmeny aber Sic
in Sbrem geiddsten 9lotte
Die Sfonbeit Der Spa5ierg1nge IN
@aloe nit lebbaiten 5arben
malen!"
Sred)beit.
Serr (5n eiilem fraitigen sSedt.
bruoer): sd gebe iolflen robuiten
settlern. mie Sic iino, nienlaIs
Sedtbruoer: Sol Spa id mir
iiir Sbre 5pei @iennige pieaeift
fiinitliden 9udel MADDEN
49,"
$50
Notbiuebr.
| Hld--Hk2A !.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-03-09

nected. Mr.. Sampson has just
opened an office at lao Dearborn
street. Chicago, and has been COM
missioned by several large and
we'll established concerns to find
locations for new or branch fac
tories. He desires to hear from
Kentucky towns which tiisr natu-
raj advantages in the way Of fuel,
raw material, transportation facili-
ties and equitable labor conditions.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-03-09

l have stood by the broad wa
tsr's edge in the night time and
have seen the full orbed moon rise
from the waters, and as it rose
higher aud higher cast across the
waves a cleaning, glittsring, mag
niicent pathway of light, narrow
where it began, but broadening
out in glory aud beauty as it street
ohed away toward me. Such a
pathway, so splendid, so ever broa
dening in purpose and achieve
ment, has been that troddeu by
man since the Christ Of Calvary
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-03-09

performance of duty. Yet not
withstanding this beautiful light
of the twentieth century, whose
radiance seems to penetrate the
rsmotest lands of all the earth,
there fingers yet upon the horizon
one dark shadow which is thorn
in our fsst, fostering sore on
civilization. Downtroddeh by its
rulers, abhorred by the rest of the
world, Il stands a monument to the
corruption aud decay of the medi-
avsi aesa. that disgrace to liberty
living humanity Russia,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-03-09

gave up his life that the world
might be sayed from it's deluge OF
sin. And We should. thank tue
Creator of all things that we live
in the twentieth century when the
spirit of the world is at it's highest
With the proud possession OF
virtue and wisdom, with powers
mstured. with principles settled,
with habits formed the world pas
ses, as it were, from preparatory
growth to responsible develop
ment Of character and speedy
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-03-09
Factories for Kentucky.

Mr. L. ID. Sampson, q we'll
known Kentucky newspaper man,
formsrIly proprietor OF the Bar
bourvllls News and for some years
Engaged In the Newspaper Syndi'
Bate business in Chicago, lie en-
dsavoring TO locate some large
manufacturing concerns In Ken
tnoky.
Through its newly organized
Commercial Club, Georgetown has
sscursd the large Asphalt concern
nth which Secretary Paul Morton
nd other Chicago men are con.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-03-09
Russia Wsiebsd in the Balance and found Wanting
Grafton Delivered BY February

marching host, and when the king
Beltthazzar sat feasting in n 8
Babylonian palace with his lord 8
and ladies, eating and drinking
out of the golden vessels that hid
been sacred to our Lord. a hand
was seen moving upon the wall,
and an inscription, in scrools OF
blood, such as the wise men of the
court could not interpret, was writ
ten there.
The kings oountenanoe chang.
ed and his knees smote together
his mind was troubled. As las
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-03-09

Something more than four thou
sand years age there was a nation
known as Assyria For centuries
that nation was the ruling power
of all civilization; but, alas, it
like many others grew to believe
there was but one road to prosper
ity and that road led over fields
wet with human gore, along path
where TIE orphans cry and the
widows wall made music for their
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-03-09
MUM Der 40

shszzar, mast not humbled thy
heart, though thou knowest all
this, and this is the writing that is
written, "Tekel Upharsin," thou
art weighed in the balance a d
found wanting
My friends, such is the story of
an unworthy nation, and history
only repeats itself. Russia lie the
Assyr ria of modern times; despot-
ism in the Russian Government.
a. there was in Assyria; the CON-
mon people of Russia are being OPP
pressed and trodden under foot as
those of Assyria were. 1t is ma
ton where caste is the rule and
serf are abundant as Assyria Was.
Surely this warrants ithe oompsri-
isoD. Nichols, the Orr. is but
the Baltshazzar or today. That
king, frightened from the banquet
table by the handwriting upon the
wall presented much the same
spectacle as the Gar, covering
and crouohing beneath the pro.
tectlng shadow of his palace walls
fearing the assassin's bullet which
| be feels he deserves.
He, too, sees a handwriting up
on the wall, and like Beltshszzar,
his countenance changes and his
mind is troubled. Ahl Nicholas,
though the Gear of all the Russias
we'll may your knees beat together
we'll may your mind be troubled,
we'll may your oountenance change
for the handwriting your eyes see
is the principle of free govern
nent; the wall upon which it is
written is the free country of Am
erica, and the Daniel inspired by
the Almighty God is the common
people which you have so long cast
down. Yes, the time has come for
your imperial robe to fall, for tru.
ly thou art weighed in the b ii.
ance and found wanting"
Unhappy Czarl The judgment
of God rests hard upon you; your
sufferings would deserve an angels
pity if angels tears could wash
away your Grimes. But you knew
Gods law and obsYed it not; you
heard his voice pleading for peace
but turned a oold, deaf ear. You
sent your armies away from their
homes, away from their native
land to wage war uron an honest
people. You met them at Muk-
den, at Meter Hill, at Port Arthur
and everywhere your armiss hav 9
b,en defeated and your soldiers
driven from the field. You have
met them upon the high seas and
your navy melted away like mii t
before the morning sum. All! yes
your proud boast has been your
=. strength in war, but you have met
the little Jap, an enemy you tho
, ught weak, and he has snnihilated
r your navy, destroyed your armies
and made captives of your soldiers
I Again you have been weighed in
, the balance and found wanting"
This war is. indeed horrible
3 picture to look upon, but it lie on
= ly a dim sha low in a cloud sc
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-03-09
MINING NOTES.

The Ky. FIuor Spar company
have moved the machinery from
the Asbridge mines to the Mat
thews mines and have il nearly all
installed. They will soon be rea-
dy tor operation,
Our correspondent at few
says: The new building at the
Pogus mines lie completed and
part Of the machinery is ready for
operation.
The Caney Fork Coal Company
commenced loading on the cars
last week. This is the new mine
just developed by f. M. Baker,
and is vein Of extra fine coal.
The Rock Spring Coal Mine,
which has been shut down for
some time, will resume operatio ms
at once. Its manager, j. l.. Ton
kin, is a clever, agreeable gentle
man, a business man Of ability,
and is we'll liked by The men here
who have worked for him. he
moved his family here NJ onday.
He has two splendid veins Of GOAL
and many here predict much suc-
cess for him.-W hestcrofiSpecial.
j. NJ. Hardesty, of lrma, was in
the city this week with some fin Q
specimens Of carbonate OF zinc.
taken from his land, He is on
what is known as the Deer Greek
break where il crosses the Sullen-
ger vein. above Milford and Deer
Greek, and near the Livingston
county line.
He has also some fine indica-
lions of cobalt and manganese,
and on every hand is evids1ce OF
mineral of value. He contem-
plates doing considerable pros
pecting in the spring.
Many favorable reports are re.
ceiyed from the various mines oil
the district, and numerous legiti-
mate reasons for belief in business
expansion in the coming season
The consumption of spar is on the
increase, all he furnaces in the
Pittsburgh and Birmingham dis
tricts are behind on orders, each
che reports brisk demand; q great
deal of new machinery is being in
stalled and in all the camps there
is 1reat activity since the weather
has opened up.
In Marion a great demand ex:
,sts for houses, and much build
, inc 10 in PROCESS or contemplation
II is freely predicted that Thu
wear will outstrip all others by ia
in the extent of building and i'm
provements made in Marion
The market for. lead, carbonat
Of zinc and fuor spar has beef
strong and shipments heavy ant
therefore stocks on hand are i
| good shape to prevent any deoiin
| Ia prices for some weeks to ooln
at least.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-03-09

resort he called in captive pris'
oner, DluieI. And as he himself
tells it be said, 80 Thou king, the
Most High God, gave thy father
Nebuchadnezzar a kingdom, and
majesty, and glory, and honor, but
when his mind was lifted up and
his heart was hardened in pride
he was deposed from his kingly
throne and his glory taken from
him. And thou, his son, 0 Belt
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-03-09
JOINT Meeting
city Council and Commercial
Club Thursday Evening,
March 8, 8P. N.

There will be a joint meeting OF
ne members Of City Council and
Commercial Club at the Club
room, postoffios building, Thurs
day evening, March 8. at $ o'clock
for an informal consideration OF
ihs water works report.
J. w. BLUE. JR.. Mayor.
Jas. Il. CHITTREDKE. SEQ.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-03-09

is the
Most
Important

The manufacturers of Royal
Baking Powder have had 40
Years Of scientific experience.
Every method Of bread-and-
cake raising has been exhaus-
tively studied in this country and
broad.
The result is a perfect prod
net in Royal Baking Powder.
There is no substitute for it.
The purity and efficiency OF
Royal Baking Powder have
been commended by the highest
authorities of the gorld.
These facts mean two impor-
int things to all housekeepers
First: that Royal baking g.
Powder is healthful and
makes wholesome food.
Second that Royal Bak-
ing Powder makes food
good TO taste.
ROYAL f RoKpzs
ABSOLUTELY
PURE
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-03-09

Continued on 9Th Page.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-13
EDITOR WOOD MARRl, D.
MISS HoLTzscHUT BRIDE OF
NEWSPAPER MAN.
Ceremony Was Quietly Performed by
the Rev. Or. corsin Bryan at 4:3o
O'clock Yesterday Afternoon.

Mr.. Elmer Castleworth Wood, edito,
Q! the Hampton Crab, and Miss Me
TIA Holtzschut were married in Old
ST.. Jchn's Episcopal church at 4:3C
o'clock yesterday afternoon The we'd
eng was g very quiet affair, only 4
few intimate friends of the couple
being present. The Rev DR.. Corbin
Rrax!an Bryan. rector Of the church
officiated
Mr.. Wood has conducted jol
printing establishment in Hobcore fc.
several years and is very popular
A.! one the printers on the lower end
Of the Peninsula
Miss Hctzschrt is Tho daughter Of
Mr. anG Mrs. Charles H Hnltzschut.
VINO reside in La S2lle avenue. and
in which section she is universally
beloved.
HAMPTON
Miss Haltzschut was attended by
Miss valentine, of Newport News, as
maid of honor, and Mr. A. Josie Wood
was the best man
Mr.. Gus Holtzschut gave his sister
in marriage
Mr.. ana Mrs. Wood left Oh the
Chesapeake and Ohio train for a bri-
dial tour
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-13
Elected TO Succeed Harrison
Phorbus.
6. c. MUGLER A COUNCIL Man
He Succeeds Mr.. Kelly as a Member
Of the Phcehus Town Council From
the Fourth Ward.-Eody Met in
Special Session Last Evening.

Councilman Harry c. Kelly was las,
nisht unanimously elected town re
corder OF PhCebus to succeed the late
Mr.. Harrison Phoebus, by the town
council OF that town
Several minutes before his election
to the recordership, Mr. Kelly rendered
his resignation as member of the
council from the Fourth ward and
the sama was accepted
Muger Succeeds Him.
rs soon as Mayor l.. P. Furness
called the council TO order the re.
sgnation Of Councilman Kelly was
taken un and acted upon
Councilman Crawford then present.
cd the name Of Mr.. C. C. Mugler as &
successor to Mr.. Kelly and Mr.. Mugle1
was unanimously elected a member OF
the body from the Fourth ward. Mr..
Muglcr took the oath Of Office before
Town Attorney Power Mr. Mugler
who is a merchant and property owne:
i'll Phoebus. is a brother Of Council
man II. G. Musler, Of Hampton. and
Alderman Philip Mugler, Of Newport
News. His election places a member
OF the Mugler family on the legislative
bodies Of the three towns Oh this side
of the Roads. Mr.. Mugler is a con
SetNallEe business man and his cleo
ton to the town council will give sat
lsf2c;lon 10 the business men and pro-
pc:ty owners OF Phoebus
Mr.. Kelly's Election.
When the question OF the recorder
came uD Councilman f. C. Kaiser
nominated MI. Kelly for the position
There were several applications for
the vacancy on the desk and several
aSpirants il the room. but the name OF
Mr.. Kelly was the only one consid-
cred by the council Mr.. Kelly, who is
a young man, owns property in the
town. and has been g. member of the
council tor the past four years. He
is in every way fitted to discharge the
duties of town recorder. and Will en-
ter upon them this morning, or as soon
as he can have his bond prepared
1t was conservatively estimated last
evening that at least twenty persons
were applicants for the position, but
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Z arm ers

time to make arrangements
for their Spring Supply Ferti.
lizers. The Undersigned Of
fers the product Of two of the
largest and most reliableman-
ufactures in this country. The
base of their truck fertilizers
is pure bone, making it far
more valuable to the farmer
than the ordinary South Caro-
lima base goods. It pays to use
the best in fertilizers.
Our Is years of experience
i'm fertilizers is valuable to YOU.
Call and see us or write for
prices.
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SPECIAL BARGAIN LIST

we are offering for short time a
number OF special bargains, thrown
on the market by reason of change Of
pians TOT the new year by the OWNERS
An opportunity to profit by it rs Yours.
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HAMPTON, PHOEBUS IND OLD POTN@T

those whose names got before the
council were Messrs. ]. IT. B. Golf and
C. B. Smith.
Every member of the council was
present and Town Attorney W. H.
Power acted as recorder for the even
ing,
The council adopted resolution al
lowing William Edwards. who conducts
saloon at the corner of Poplar ave
nue., to transfer his saloon licenses to
MIR. Samuel Crawford
The regular January meeting of the
council will take place next Thursday
evening.
The election of Mr.. Kelly as recorder
and OF Mr.. Mugler as councilman will
mite in great measure the political
factions in Phoebus
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NOTICE is HEREBY. GIVEN. THAT
! HAVE THIS DAY QUALIFIED as
executor Of the estate Of Joseph Friel,
deceased, and have appointed as my
attorney to settle this estate. Sidney
J. Dudley. Hampton, Virginia.
All debtors of the estate will please
settle their accounts with my said at
torney without delay; and all creditors
OF the estate will present their claims
properly verified, to- my said attorney
for payment.
]. J. LOUGHRAN, 4
Executor Of the Last Will and Tesla
ment Of Jos. Friel. deceased
December g., 1904. Ill -sOt
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Ceath Of Mir. Marbask,

Mr. Samuel Marback Yesterday re-
c@lvn,. telegram announcing tie.
death CT his brother. Mr.. H. Marback.
which occurred in Philadelphia at an
carly hour yesterday morning. Mr..
,Narback was j., years ola.
Mr. S. Marhack left last night for
Philadelphia TO attend tho funeral scr
vices, which viii occur i'll the Quaker
city today.