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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
Ser sliflihe 15armer.

Sds Sabr gebt az @noe. lteberdu
I'M Sanpe bnben Die 8armer Die Irz
belt eenoet poer iinb nit ibrem Nbs
ItluB beihdftist. Sn ibren Sii6ern
5ieben lie Die 8ilanS nnb itelen
ibren @eipinn felt; bon @erlult lit bel
linen nift piel Die Heoe. Sic
meilten amerifaniiGen Sarmer iperben
Den NIT DEM Grtrug ibrer Irbeit reht
5ufrieoen iein; benin penn dlid Der
grtras Der grnten manderorts oems
jenigen Der lesten pdar Sabre nad1e
lteht, 10 Iino bod Die 4reiie Der
Sarmpro0ufte berartig. baB Die Sare
uler in ben Der. Stnaten fiir ibre
oiesidbrieen Eropufte fat cine Wilz
liaroe Dollars ($1,000,000, 000)
mebr e%innebmen nerben als i'm
lesten Sabre.
8as bies fiir Sas saitse 2anb be-
oentet, fam MA lib porfteaen. merm
man bebentt, bag Die 2anDpirtbihait
nod INNER Die @runblaee Der all
gemeinen Yroiperitdt lit. 8enn Der
GARNER .9ut ob" lit. Damn eeben
audi ale anoeren 8eitdfte aen0bns
LID reht gut. @enn er bon barten
3eiten gefniffen tpiro. bann fiiblen
oas lofort ale anberen 8eihGfte. Or
lit Die itnrfe Stiise bes nationaleu
Woblitanoes. @enu Der Sarmer bel
Den ganten fem @elb bepcnieren
Tam. Damn feblt es alih Den 9anfen
an @elo, UNI Den S~abrifanten uno
Icnltigen 8eIhdftsleuteu 0uridhiiiie
3u MAIDEN. Wenn er feline qroSe
@rnte er5ielt. fonnen Die @iienba6s
men feine Sipioenben be3ablen. @elos
8nappbeit oerminbert Die 8eperbez
tbdttsfeit unb perrineert ben 2obners
lperb. 8enn lie ldnsere 3eit on
banert. fpmmen Snuienoc unp Sauz
ienbe bon IenIden aus Irbeit unb
@ercienlt, unp es entitebt cine augez
meihe Notblase.
@enn dnoererieits Ser Sarmer
prpiperiert. iino fir Sdnoel llno oSnz
oultrie lopobl @elb als 4reoit leidt
81 baben. Die @iienbabuen MAIDEN"
@elb, Die Irbeit finbet boberen
2obn, uno 8oblltano berri6t inn
gan5en 2anoe. Die Groe lit Die
Mutter ales 8obIitanoes. Niles,
mas Der Ienih bruuft, tommt bon
ibr. uno Die 9eute, nel6e Den Spben
beddern. linn Die Iermittler 3tuis
Ihen ben Shdben Ser gree unb Der
WeniHbeit.
Die Sarmer fonnen it'd alildlif
fiiblen unb init gefriepisung Dem
Winter sntsegenieben, oenn lie baben
pas gepuBtiein. baB ibr 8eipinn chr
lid erporbsn ino LAUDER lit uno nid1t
ltinft. Sie nebmen natiirlih IQes,
mas tbnen 3utpmmt, aber lie 6aben
nidt purd Serdubune anberer 9eute
ibren Ieidtbum ermorben. Sic bue
ben feline f~iftipen @ertbe. feline Shein>
ipcrtbe 9eihaffen, fpie Die 9GrienIpes
fulanten unb Sruitmataoore, Ionbern
lie buben tpirflihen, lolioen, banoz
9reiflihen Woblitanb er5eugt, unb
oas beoeutet 9eba9lihteit fir Sae.
Ser ameritaniihe Sarlner fam iid
pobl fiiblen. Ser Spoen hat feline
@tiiblen belobnt. Seine Sppotbefen
bat er ldn9lt seloi6t. @r pobnt auf
einein freien Seim, nmgeben BON reis
hen Iedern uno 8ealemlihfeiten,
bon benen feline SorsGneer lid Dor
anbertbalb SabrSebnteu nod nift
trdumen lieBen, Die onmals nod
faum Die Sorm % 8iini6en anges
nommen 6ntten. Gr bat 8elb in
Sunfeu unb lam roiig in Die 3uz
funit ihauen. 8enn er nift Sufriez
ben lit. 10 berbittert er iid ielber nlr
paS Seben. or lit tbatiGhlif bel beIs
ier oaran ais iebr piele anbere 2eute
penn er's audi niht poufpmmen eins
5ltleben bermag. - SAB. Sem."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
i6Oiien2" fragile 9uiierh BEN Sinsu

'6onen2" fragile 0uiiern, BEN Sineu,
als CT ipieoer 5uriid mar.
.e@robartie. grceIens. gber cine
gllti9e Soriebung bat iib ser armer
sblere erbarmt nno iie sei6iiet."
Soro Sufferin. ser elmer Der be-
D%eutenpiten enslii6en StaatsmGnner
Der Neu5eit lit unb unter gnSeren
mi6 bon gismard icbr bod seI6dbt
tpnrbe, ptle9te oieie 8ei6i6t. nit Der
Semerfun9 81 erod6len. er babe nie
cine oiplornatii9ere Gntnart erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
Wuramsietuns.

8er mar benn Der Serr, Der bieIe
unsldubliten Saspseidi6teu ers
5dblte?
Ser %peniionierte Serr S%beri0rIterl
9pnreripetter. - mu6 Der erit sea
logon baben. ais er nod aftip mar!
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. antwprt.


g.: ga lit I'M p6eren Sbale pieoer
cine nelie Sabrif entitanben.
g.: @ns MAIDEN benn bic?
o.: S6lebte @ei6dfteI
- ~ ~
Yerbliimt.
gefannter: 8ar pob[ Shire fomiihe
alte, nit DER sic eben iprufen?
Tbeaterz9 Director: Nein, meme rid,s
tise alte; (ieui5enD) fomii6 lit Die
gar ni6tl
gegriinbnng.
unterluhunes : Nifter: @os perz
anlabte sic. fpieber Die Sabn bes Ser
bre6ens 81 beifreiten?
So6itapler (ber bor GINGER 3eit
einmal tpesen w~lsurei6enber 9etpeile
freieeIproden fporoeu mar: Sd
tpoute nun nod in aler Gle pns
9onornr fir meiueu Serrn @ertbeie
bigger amiammenbringen!
- y -
9etter 0eriuf.
Gin &1inbe. Der lid pbotoerdp6ieren
laiien mill. bat perseblit beriu6t, ben
J Preis fir Die 8iloer bon ie6s Mart
auf flint berunter5uoriiden. 8eiigs
niert nimu,t Ell enolid Y[ae.
photographs: Seet. bite. reft
freunolib. mein Serrl
aunpe: Sea, idsen mir, flint Iart
fiinfsisl
4m niagara.
Souriit: Sinb mir nod ni6t in Der
Hdbe beg @aiierfaIles?
Sibrer: Gobalo Die 0amen nit Der
l%lnterbaltuns 5u @nbe limb. tonnen
Sic bas 8rauien borent
y - -
Gin Spfer Der WiHenidaft.
Yrofe1ior (ber bon einem 3rofobil
9efreiien mirb) Nun bin ih aber
fpirfli6 eelpannt. lpie beim &rpfpoil
Der Geroanunssprp5eB Dor iib eebtI
- x q
Gin Vfiffifus.
@aft: &eaner, bringen sic mir cine
Slaihe H~iibesbetmler unb cine Saiie.
&eIner: Cine Saiie?
@ait 6bmun5eluo) Sa, ipi1en
Sie, ib babe meiuer Nlten periprod1en,
ME pieber elm @las 8ein an trinfen.
Mns Der suten alien Seit.
He6tsuml 2infsuml Hebtsuml
Hefrut Ieier: Iaetpeil redtsum
unb linfsum. Sdut Sir oenn gar mir
anbers elm?
Heflegipn.
Siener: SD Sente INNER. meine
Serridaft bas nuiB innser IDel iein-
Die baben nod @elbl
Selbtsefiibl.
49,. llno sic pollen INNER 10
einiam als Sungseieae pabinleben?
@ie traurie, Serr Waiorl"
.Sanobl. @ndoisite. bebauern Sic
ii6 murl"
~ y -
9afoniid).
2anbitreider: 8at, Sanoihellen
iou i'd friesen? Saseeen protes
there idl
8enoarm: 3enn De niht rlbi9
bit, friegite oob nod n paar Iauls
i6euenl
3rueibeutises 9pb.
.Nh, Ser Sottor, id tperbe Sbnen
etpig Dafiir banfbar Iein, bab Sic
meme neritorbene Srau bebanpelten."
~ - "
Sas lette Mittel.
Su6tbmisoireftor (5um StrGflina) /:
SD lebe ale SisSiplinarltrafen bell
fen bel Sbnen nitts, Suber. tpenn sic
ii6 nod ein ein3iges Mal etpns 5i
iGulpen fommen laiien, bann l6reibe
i6 Sbrer Srau!T
- - -
Gin Settler.
I r8enn i6 bitten biirfte. meme
Serren. fir einen armen Slinbenl"
rief elm 8ettler.
$50 lit benn Der 9linbe2"
So. lnutete Die. I%nttport. der
itebt orauBen uno iiebt 5u. Oh fein
S6usnlann fommt."
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Sernngliiftes Compliment.
Srau: .Sinben Sic, bnB ib mid
felt ben Sabren. ba mir uns nift eez
lebeu, lebr peranpert babe?"
Suneseleue (Sreuno beS Marnes) !:
10 nein. sic iino nod san5 Die
Qltel"
y ~ ,S
ttnperbcierlidj.
Yfarrer: .Iber, Sepp. mas mllB
i6 iebenl Su bit ia ihou lpieber be-
rauiftl Gddm' Sid. logar bas
liebe @ieb peib, luenn es 9enus batl"
Sepp: .Sas IS ta &unlt, Sudniirz
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3efrnten=S %nitrmftipn.

llnterofii5ier: Sebem Sffi5ier ieib
Sbr natiirlid unbebinsten 8eboriam
i9uloig. einem ais Sffi5ier perfleibes
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"
GinfaIt.

Sahntpdrter (oer einen Bauer auf
benz 8abnsorper seben iiebt) 8o
polt SIR bern Fin? Sier oben bari
Nien,ano 9eben.
Bauer: Sas mare ia no1 i60nerl
Seem sebe ib unb bate iosar iabren
fpnnen. tpenn i6 Den 3us uidt per>
Id,tmt hattie.
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Snrh bic 8lmme.

S6uiteriunse (einem Stubsnten
Die 8e6nung prdientierenb) gtei
Reiiter bat seiast, obne bas 8elo
odrft ih MIDI nod Sa,lie fommenl
Stuoioius: Irmer Sunsel Wir
iheint, Sein 0seiiter mill Did fir
INNER log ietnl
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photographer

fonnen mr. bon @rperten ~ber9eiteQt wsrben.
IS gilt bel oeren Serfelun9 grfabrnma
st babeu, panenoe Sopi. uio RorperleQnns
gen sn bea9telt, oas p%aiienbe 9i3ts unb
ShattehperboltniB 81 teuuen NIB baum
ah6 bic notblseu, oft rsht fotipieIiasH
9lppar0te III habeu. Sieies allies III pors
bonoeu. meun Sbr Cure Photographic uoa
mir moA,r n 81.
u. 9. Wae4emsie,
1915 Slap.Su. Oaouque, 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03

Gihtises gerbaltniR.

On, @rete. Seine @oupernante bat
aber eineu sroben Wunol
Sas lit tpabr, aber lie ipribt aud
lebs Spra9enl
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spab mub audi iein.

Oily fYA
-
Die sebilbste a6dim.
Srau RrofeHor: Mein Rann bat
einen 8uf na6 Iiin6en ansenommen.
8ouen Sic NIT uns seben?
8o6in: Sd fible mid iebr geebrt.
Srmt 8rofeiior. aber i6 tam ben 8uf
ni1t annebmen.
Muberne 2inber.
@ater: OF 2ies6en. tpie bait 9u
9ein neues' tbeures &leib ~perborben.
Sieshen: 9as bat Der artbur ees
ma6t = es lit aber niht ihlimm. iaet
CT, 9u fannit es bon meiner Wlitgift
abSieben, sr miro mild bod beiratbenl
- - -
Smrh bic 8lmme.
S6uiteriunse (einem Stubenten
Die &e6nung prdientiereub) 0Rei
W4eiiter bat 9eiaet, obne bas 8elb
odrft ih MIDI nod Sauie fommenl
S%tubioius: grmer Sunsel Wir
iheint, 9ein Weiiter MIL 9i1 fir
INNER los ieinl
~ y y
Sas nene 1alats.
gommersienrat6: Soren Sic NAL.
6err 8aumeiiter, sic baben mir gez
iaet, sic fperben mir IN meme Iiua
einen San8iaal fir stp~eibunbert Ser
lonen 6ineinbanen - MI, mas lit bas
fir elm Sadl - bier fonnen ii6 bod
bo9itens breibis Weniden berrms
orebenl
Arditeft: greifern Gle ii6 MIR
niftl Su bieiem Saal fonner iogar
bequem ~fiinfbunbert Yerionen tan5en.
= natilrli9 ni1t auf einmall
~ - -
Aaf cine Gntriiitnns.
Shneioermeiiier: Sd bite idJon.
Serr Baron, Die He6nunssn su be-
9leiden; id fann niht LANCER tparteu,
i6 bin ihon brei Ionate Die Stoffs
rehnungen i6ulbigl
Barron: 60 - sic MAIDEN SGuIs
ben, unb i6 ioI Sbnen Gelb our Be-
5abIung 9eben?
- ~ -
9iebepp1.
@dtte: Su bi1t nift iparIdml
Satin: 8ds2 SD bepnbre mir
nod immer mein So68eitsfleib fir
cine epentuelIe 5fpeite Sobaeit auf.
8as nennit Su benin ipariam?
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Sein parrtert.
Sante: Sir Seine pielen 8emiibz
.uirgen, lieber Reffe. bin id Sir iebr
oanfbar, aber gines mill ib Sir ihon
ieet iasen: bon erben lit BEL mir feline
Heoe.
Sea, Eante, Su baft ia au6 @elo
genug.
&idtises @erbaltnif.
Su, Crete, Seine 8oupernante bat
aber einen sroben Wunbl
Sas lit pabr, aber lie lprift audi
Ie1s Sprahenl
- y e
Die betriibte Anttuprt.
Cine Srau lag i6tper franf uno
uerldn9te bon ibrem Manne bas Ser
lprehen, baB er nadb ibrem Sobe cine
ibrer Sreunoinnen beiratben loute.
@6, iaste Der Nann tpeinenb. itirb
on nnr crit, oas llebri9e miro it1 ifon
MAIDEN.
Die Sanptiahe.
5ait Su Si1 seitern I'M Concert
amiiiiert?
Nein - bas Bier tpar miierabell
8lambbaft.
gbemann (oer moreens crit naf)
9aus. tommt) /: Sci nift bos, oaB i1
10 ipdt fomm'. 8eibhen; bent Sir.
bent S6ientpirtb feline Sdpiesermuts
ter lit 9eitern @beno ploelif seitorz
ben, nnb ba baben mir big iest ses
leien unb i'm - setroitetl
- ~ -
Gin Shlanfppf.
Ils mir 8erlobte tparen. tparit Su
nae Ibenbe bel mir unb ME I'M
8%irtbsbaus. i6 muB Sir tpobl idon
reht perleioet fem, laate cine iunee
Satin fur5 na6 Der Sod8eit an
ibrem 8emabl.
., %feinestpees, liebes Sinh. ants
iportete er, meine 9sbensipeiIe lit nod
oielelbe, tpie bamals, nur Die 3eits
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Die 6etrabte Nntwprt.

Cine Srau lag ihiper franf uno
oerlangte pom ibrem Manne oas Ser
lpre6en, baB er nah ibrem Sobe cine
ibrer Sreunoinnen beiratben ioIte.
N6, iaete Der Wann ipeinenb. itirb
Or nur crit, oas llebri9e miro ii1 idon
MAIDEN.
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Gin S6lamfppf.

Ils mir @erlobte tparen. tparit Su
nqe Ibenbe bel mir unb ME I'M
8~irtbsbaus. i6 mub Sir ipobl Id}on
rebt perleioet iein, iaste cine iunse
Satin fur5 nab Der Sod5eit an
ibrem @emabl.
8. fe~inestpess, liebes 8inb, ants
iportete er, meine ~2sbensipeiIc lit nod
oielelbe, ipie bamals. mn Die 3eits
eintbeilung babe ib elm penig pers
dnSert. Sriiber sins id 3lierit an Sir
uno nadber ms @irtbsbaus rnb jebt
lit es umgefebrt.
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9iebepun.

9atte: 9u biit nift ipariaml
Satin: 8as2 SD bepnbre mir
nod immer mein Sod3eitstleib fir
cine epentueqe 5tpeite Sobaeit auf.
8as nennit Su benin ipariam?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
Sas nene 1alais.
MnfJ cine Gntriiitnns.

Shneioermeiiier: Sd bite id1on,
Serr Baron, Die 8e6nunssn gu be-
9lei6en; ib fann nift ldnser parten,
i6 bin ihon brei Ionate Die Stoffs
rehnungen i6uloigl
Barron: go - sic MAIDEN S6uIs
ben, uno i@ iou Sbnen Gelb CUR Be-
5ablung oeben?
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y " ~
Sdun mbslid.

o.: gs i6eint 9%egcnludrtis iebr piel
0olb 5u cirfulieren.
%: SD bab nod nihts papon ses
merit.
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Sein ~parrtert.

Sante: Sir Seine pielen 8emiibe
uirgen, lieber Reffe. bin ib Sir iebr
odnfbar, aber gines min ib Sir idon
ieet iagen: bon erben lit BEL mir feline
Heoe.
Sea, Sunte, 81 baIt ia au1 @elo
genug.
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gbemann (ber morsens erit naf
5aus. tommt) Sci ni1t bOs, bab i6
10 ipdt fomm', 8eibhen; bent Dir.
bent Sdientuirtb feline Sdtpiesermuta
ter lit 9eitern abeno pI0elid seItorz
ben, nnb ba baben mir big iest ses
leiien nnb i'm - getroitetl
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mnauffinbbar.

Sobann. baben Sic mir bos Bud:
ISM Sauie bes gommer8ienrotbs bon
Wearlitt" sebolt?
gntidulbisen Sic, 9ndbise Srau.
aber ib fonnte bas Saus oes Gomz
mer5ienrutbs bon Wurlitt ni1t finz
ben, audi nt6t i'm GbreBbud.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
Die 6anptiahe.

5ait Su Did seitern I'M Concert
amiiliert?
Nein - bas Bier mar miierabell
=
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ten S6uiter (aOpenit eemeint) natiire
LID niht. Wertt gu6 bas, Sbr bdms
lifen &erlsl
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Die gebilbete &1hin.

@ater: Sb 2iesden. tpie bait 9u
9ein neues tbeures &leib berborben.
Sieshen: 9as bat Der artbur ses
madt = es lit aber ni6t idlimm, iaet
er, 9u fannit es bon meiner Wsitgift
ab5ieben, sr piro mild bod b~eiratbenl
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-01-31
TRADE REVIEW.
General Improvement a Favorable
Representation for Spring
Trade,

New York, JAM. 25.-Bradstreets to-
morrow Will say:
While weather conditions are still a
bar to widespread activity in trade and
industry, evidence OF improvement III
spring demand and enlarged shipments
are q feature of the week. Additionally
favorable items are an expansion in the
grain markets, long stagnant, based
apparently on better export inquiry !:
rather more cheerful advices from the
SouthAtIantic States heretofore report
ing trade and collections backward, a
decided easing of time money rates,
with a resumption of demand for COM
mercial paper, and good reports from
the winter wheat crop.
Colder weather South has helped the
retail trade, and that section aside from
a few localities, has don we'll this year,
having a next-to-record cotton crop
selling at good prices.
In the northwest heavy SHOWS have
checked wheat movement, and coal
trains still have the r~ight-Of-way in
thai section, the result being beneficial
to the western Goa trade, but checking
sales and collections, particularly in
the Daketos. In the Ohio valley rains
and floods have retarded demand and
transportation, and caused heavy dam
age, but the failure of the expected
freeze to follow is a good point for win
ter wheat. Collections are Irregular,
and will continue so till the roads be-
come passable again.
In the southwest trade is good, and
the outlook for spring is excellent.
Grain markets display more life than
for five months past, and prices OF
wheat are up two cents, corn n cent,
and oats one to one and a half cents.
The demand for spinnable cottons is
good, and, with good trade, the crop OF
13, 000, 600 bales may not be burden
some, though visible supplies at the
close Of the season may show an in
crease over the year before. There is
also a tendency to increase estimates OF
mill consumption, especially in Eu-
rope, where leading authorities have
added 200, 900 bales to the seasons esti-
mates.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-01-31
Cotton Growers Convention.

The Wayne County Cotton Growers
Association will meet in the school
house in the town of Eureka on Friday,
February Sth, at IL a. m. 1t is hoped
thai there will be a numbeI of people
present from every section of the
ty, and from the northern section of the
county a large gathering. Ladies are
cordially invited.
Dinner Will be served on the grounds,
and all are urged to come and bring
baskets.
j. +. PETERSON,
President.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1907-01-31
Obituary OF Mrs. Vim. Howell.

| It is with a sad heart that / attempt
Howell, whose maiden name was
Annie M. Hooks. One we all loved so
fondly and tenderly.
| Sister Howell was born June 3, 1875,
neal Goldsboro, and died Dec. /, 1906,
leaving a devoted husband and one
son., a bright promising boy, to mourn
the very sad loss they nave sustained.
Her parents died while she was but a
child and she was reared by her uncle
and aunt in Arkansas, in a excellent
home. Her opportunities were good, as
her matured life indicated.
After completing her education she
visited her old home in North Caro-
lima and was happily married to Mr..
w. J. Howell a prominent planter near
G~oldsboro, n. G.
Brother and sister Howell were hap
PLY converted and Joined the NJ. e.
Church South in a p~rotracted meeting
at Salem church, Goldsboro circuit,
July 1902, under the ministry Of the
writer, and their lives have since fully
expressed the very high estimate they
placed upon the noble profession they
made.
Sister Howell is missed by all and
will be as long as memory serves us,
but her pure life still lives and we ex-
pect in some sweet day to meet her
again where we will never know a
sorrow nor feel a fear and never again
have to say goodbye.
Her old pastor,
HENRY +. TRIP.
LAGRANGE, y. c.
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Liquor Shipments.

Washington, Jan. 25.-The House
Committee on Judiciary today decided
to make a favorable report on the
Brantley bill making intoxicating
liquors a special class in interstate
commerce, and forbidding the ~cellec-
ton of money on G. O. d. shipments of
liquors in States where the sale of
liquor is forbidden by the State laws.
This bill is not as broad as the Little
field bill, which the committee reported
a few days ago, and it is believed by
Representative Brantley to be a meas
ure which VIII not be found unconsti-
tutional. The measure does not at
tempt to interfere in any way with the
transportation of liquors into prohibi-
ton States, but deals only with the ac-
tual collection Of the purchase price of
liquors.
Only three members ofthe committee,
Representatives Littlefield, Pearre and
TirreII, voted against the bill.
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The INTREPID SIMMONS
Sincerity OF Purpose When Your
Cause Is Just Always Wins
In the End, and Senator
Simmons Has
Both.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 24.-Speaker
Cannon repeated to-day the old story
about the bill to establish forest re-
serves in the Appalachian and White
mountains. This time his auditors con
stituted a committee of Congressman
representing nine States of the South,
who presented resolutions recently
adopted by the delegations from these
States. The result of the interview was
the Speakers announcement for the
twenty-third time that there will be no
action upon this measure at this
session of Congress.
Later in the day Senator Simmons
had a most satisfactory talk with the
Speaker about the reserve bill. They
were together nearly an hour, and Mr..
Cannon stated that he got more in
formation about the project from the
any time in the past.
The erroneous impression entertained
by the Speaker was corrected by the
North Carolina Senator. This related
to the passage Of the bill in the senate.
Senator Simmons showed that it had
been maturely considered and was not
rushed through the upper branch Of
CONGRESS-. He recalled a debate over the
project in the F~ifty-seVenth Congress in
which Senators Pritchard, Depew and
himself favored the measure, and Sena-
tor Nelson and others voiced their OPP
position. He declared thatit was not a
forest reserve that is desired, but thata
plan is favored for the government to
control the watersheds of the Appa-
lachian mountains.
He explained that there are nine wa
ter sheds ofstreams originatingi in North
Carolina, which reach the gulf and the
Atlantiec, and that it would De wrong to
put the principal burden of h expense
on his State.
Senator Simmons suggested a plan
for a survey of the proposed reserve to
definitely ascertain the cost of the I'M
dertaking. Speaker Cannon said he
thought we'll of this idea. He said it
is too late for action at this session,
but promised to study the question
during the summer, and indicated that
he would favor a survey at the next
Congress.
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WRECK ON
ATLANTIC COAST line.
Five Fatalities Recorded as ReSul
OF the Wreck at YemdSSee.
Switch Left Open By Blum
der or Malice. Both
Locomotives
Wrecked.

Charleston. ). c., Jan. 22.-Taking
an open swith about three-quarters ola
mile south of Yemassee last night, at
$3.50 o'clock, vestiDule No. SS OF the At
lantic Coast Line, crashed into extra
freight No. 342, waiting at the sign. The
passenger and freight engines, three
vestibule Pullmans and several freight
ears were smashed up. Engineer John
son, of the passenger train, was killed
outright, and the coIored firemen of
both engines crushed to death. 4 wo-
mar and two men passengers were in
jured. Engineer Horton, of the freight
train. was badly hurt. How the switch
came to be left open, the Atlantic Coast
Line officials do not undertake to ex-
plain.
Engineer Horton had run his train on
to a siding near HenlasSee, to await the
So was to pass the freight. The
passenger train came on at the usual
speed, and the wheels of the engine be-
ing taken by the open switch, the
heavy passenger train was directed
straight into the waiting freight. The
two big engines crashed together and
were completely wrecked.
Engineer Horton was brought to
Charleston after the wreck. The body
of Engineer Johnson will be sent to
Florence, his late home. h injured
passengers were brought to Charleston
to-day
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Alligator's Nest.
mates.

Washington, n. c., Jan. 25.-Quite
a little excitement was created at Hun
ter's Bridge, this county, q few days
ago ove the finding of an ~alligator's
nest with sixty eggs in it. People
focked from all around to see the curl
osity. The mother alligator has not
been found yet, but several Of the local
sports are in search for her, and numer-
Gus traps have been set nea the nest.
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Notice of Sale.

Under and by virtue of an order Of the Super
l oi,1 S Oh 20 p " q ~ q4In a. EoIla = Ga[ Lota !
idence of Charity E. Atkinson. deceased, in Fork
Township, Wayne county, North Carolina, IN
Wednesday. Jan. 30th, 1907. at Y O'Clock m. all
the personal estate of the said Charity Z. Akin
son, consisting of horses, mules cattle, live
stock, corn, fodder, meat, lard. farming nipple
and utensils, and all other personal prop
erty belonging to said estate.
This the 9Th day of January, 1867.
J. THOMPSON.
Administrator of Charity E. Atkinson, deceased.