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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
Srcie Sdulbiiaer fiir Subuaue?

oSreie Sertbiider fir Die S6iiler
Der offentlidben SG)ulenl" lit cine
i16pn anDerspo bor9ebrodte o a.
II It 6 Sorberung, Die ma aud
bier III Dubuque IN Die &ruris um>
ieten modte. Sor Sabreu, nie
manGe 2eier ii6 biellei6t nod erin>
nern f0uueu, nurbe cine Sreie Sert@
biider@T prlnge in Der Solpu'er Segisz
Iatur ein9erei6t, unb es tomb Die Be-
fiirdtung na6e, baB bieielbe 81 S6as
Den Der litberiideu unO fatboliIhen
8ilr9cr Oes StaateS 0eleb iperocn
niirbe. Ser 81 t. 8pnifatius>
8uub BON Soma lab Die 9roBe
@efnbr unb 6efdnrpfte lie nit DEM
@rfolg, baB pas @eieb i!ber Ser
tbeiluug frcier Sertbiider on S6iiler
der Slt6lifihulen" MIR BORT in
Strait tritt, no Die &c c + / De L
Gtcuer3abler iic9 fin Da5iclbc
erflort.
Sn Dubuque bat MN Scr .9uz
brouc Srdbes & &ubor Gungrcb" lid
nit eiuem 8eiu6 on Den ~Gr8icbungs>
ratb %gcipnnot. nm ben SGiilern Der
pffcntli6en S6uicu ireic Sertbiiher
81 beiur9cn. IS lit gliidliherpeile
irphl fnllm ipo9rideinlid, Dab inner
Su6uoller @r8ie6unesratb in oieier
Su6e eigenmGGtig banoeln ipiro,
Denn Die Innnbmc elmer iold)en NtaB>
regcl Oilrftc nift ipeui9 b0les Slut
perurin6en. e. lit uber + be-
sctdnenb. baB Der Dubuque
Srabes & &a6or GongreB ii6 iiir cine
fol6e anerfannt iusiali=
It Ge Sprperun9 beripcrt6en ldBt.
Ser @influB Der So3ialifcn
inter ben or9aniiirten Nrbeitern 0u>
buaue's muB i~ibrigens 5iemli6 9rob
iein uub Die ia tboIiihen unb
6rinli6 geiinnten llnionz
&rbeiter ipHen lid eiuntnl genau umz
ieben, nelbc Serren lid 10 eifrig fir
fu5taiiittihe WaBregeln be-
miibeu. ulO baOurd Die organiiirten
NrDeitef nls st abenpfpte fir
i6re ip5ialifiiaem Hlaue
benliben fpolen. g8enn irgenO etipae
6ie otbo1i den mn
hriitli6 : 9eiinnten Gr6citer Den
Unions ent5ieben biirftc. Damn ut ee
~srabe iolbe io5ialiitii6c @ilblorbeit,
eide 9egen Die confeiiioucllen S6us
len gcri6tct lit.
Sn letter Snitan5 bebeuten ia
freic Sertbii6e yer fir Die
Dffcntli1en Shulen ipeiter
Nidts nls bab 6riitli6en Glterr
(lino inter biefen linb Snnoerte ipenr
1iht SnItipnnc 81 4 n I ri Apret
ainber ni6t Die Dffentliden S6u'
Ien beindeu, nod mehr nnf
b6berc Shnl ftcnern mtf9c:
legt lperben ioilen ais bisbcr, ipcoer
iener Shulen Die ibnen ibr IS G.
niifen pcrbietet 3u benlbeu uni
fir pel6e lie don o9nebir
genllg ID leden" miiiien. 9it
Serren So5ialiitcn erlau6en iid
i'm Srabes & 2abpr Gongrcb gar &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

fir jebes Gmt sic bodbite Stimmens
5abl erbielten, limb Die Ganbibaten bel
Der aagemeineu 8abl. Somit mib
jeber GnnDibat ben @dblern 5lpei Wal
our @l1Iternn9 oorfommen.
@s perben bel Der a(gemeinen
8abl eripGblt: ein Wiapor uno Glber>
mdnner iuelde folgeaben itdbtii6en
departments p%oritebcn. Ser Wapor
lit @prlteber Der Ibtbeilnng fir au@
gcnleirte, itdbtii6e, offentlide anges
l~egcnbeitell. Gin MlDermnnn itebt
Der abtbeilune fir 9ted)nungs> NbIa9e
unb Sinan5en Dor; elm Inocrer Den,
abtbeil fir 0ffcntlidse Si6erbeit; Gin
Inberer fir Strnben unb offentlihen
@ebduoen lnb giner Dem Gbtbeil fir
8nrfS unb Dffeutlihe Ylabe.
Die Slbii6t lit alio, d1 Steqe Der
8arbabtbeilnng Bic Sntereiien Der
Stabt in alien Sineen als Elm 8an5es,
OILS itdbtiihe ginbeit 81 pcrpalten, 10
uugefdbr ipie perniinftige 8ei6dft6>
lerte ibrc cieenen Sntereiicn bebans
Deln piirben. Bie tpir i6on friiber
betont. beroient bieier Ylnn unbeoingt
einen 8eriuh bamit mir aus Der feis
Diaen Yarteifleppcrei nnb 8arointe>
reiienpirtbi6aft berausfomrnen ipel6e
Die Ilbermdnner, als @ertreter eines
.Sbeiles Der Gtabt, Die Sntereiien
Der san5en Stabt 81 lci9t pers
aeiien ma6t.
9as Staatsgeieb erlaubt elmer
Stabt irtnler, 8u irgeno elmer 3eit.
ipieber 5u Dem Ylane na6 8aroeinz
tbeilling 5uriid3ufebren fuas bieielbe
nit Dem Gommiiiions Ylane ni9t 5us
frieben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

nerr, SernarD, Sn.. Hep. SEQ. 5alid,
dubuque. Sa., 8ep. 9. Drummer,
Sutton. ST., 3eb. S. griutmaun,
Clinton, Sa., Hep. S. Gomerforb,
9pons, Sn., Hep. s. @urrap, Gtins
ton. Sa., unb Sr. 8onep, Clinton. ga.
@m IS. Ipril 1908 purbe nit Dem
8au bes ne,en @p~ttesbauies begonz
men, am 5. Suli fano Die feierIide
@runbiteinlesung itaft. Grtpabnt gu
iperben berbient, baB ha5 neue i0otz
tesbaus auf Die Mrt lpie Die ct. Srnnz
5isfus> Stride Sn 9hetspile, Sa.. NIT
100 eleftrii1en @liiblampen aus9es
itnttet lit. 4m IS. Sftober 1908
fanb Die feierlide &eibe Der bier
@loden itatt. Ser bodip. Yfarrer
Der @emeinoe lit Gdter s. W. Trie,
gebiirtig bon ct. 9onatus, ga. @r
unS ieine nadere 8emeiube perbiez
neu ale anertennln9 fir ibr 10 itatts
lides 8otteSbaus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
+ NidDolans 8ensiser. +

3i Giniiebelu. S6tpei8, itarb fiir5e
lid 6err Nidolaus Sen5iger. Sr., i'm
Ilter bon so Sabren. 8on ieiiter,
5oblrcid)en &inbern lit Der Glteite
Sobn felt 1887 in Chicago als Senior
Der ipeltbefnnnten Sirmd gen8iger
Bros. pel6e 1858 in Sem Yorf 9es
9riinbet iporben uno 3ipci9e in Ginz
cinnati nnb ct. 2ouis bat. Gin an
berer Sobn, Weinrab 8en5iser, lit I'M
@elbdfte Der Sirma in Sem gorf. =
Ser tr%nuernoen Samilie 8en5iger
unier Seileib!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

folser bon gii9of S'gonneu. ser
bieien Ypiten auf8ueeben piini6te.
ernannt tporben fem.
IS. g. Sransen. beutTGer Iboo.
fat unb Notar. Sinttner Ais Office.
8ebdube. 0. unb Wain=G trahe.
9abier p~eribieb am berflo6es
men Sonntae Serr Ilisuit 8iitram,
seboren 1929 al @enltabt, 8eits
preuben. 9eutihIanb. 9erielbe lebte
ieit 1866 in Dubuque. gs iiber>
leben tin feline Srou, 5ipei To6ter.
Srau Setter Breton al DUBUQUE unb
Srau 90. 81. 8ampah 5u Curtis.
Sfla., unb bret Sobne: N. g.. Nueuit,
Sr.. uno 9. 9. 8iitram.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

Sodp. Serr!-QBiini6en Gle cine
Wiiiion IN Sbrer @emeinbe i'm Sabre
1909 ab5ubalteu? 8enu 10. bann
idrciben sic ip9lei6 an Den
linter3eihneten nnb beri6affen Sic
lid gratis Das Yampblet betitclt:
practical Hints and Suggestions of
fered to Pastors and Priests desiring,
az A Mission for Catholics, b. A Mis-
sion for Catholics, c) A Forty
Hours Devotion, etc.
Rev. Benedict Boebncr, c. PIP. S.,
2618 Seneca ST., st. Joseph, Mo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

Sir ben @ruknerfanf.
Dubudwe. ben IA. Tes.
OefYeibe. Gen. WSehl. ctr.

Getreibe. Sen. @sebl. etc.
Safer: 4s-51c per SuibeL.
Sort: 4S-54e per @mSbel.
gSeiaen S0-s5c per 9uibel.
@erfie: $3.50 per UHlbel.
aossen: 65-75c per gujGel.
Sen: 6.t0-$9. 90 per Sonne.
Wtebl: patent, S5.S0-6.4O; Hraisbt,
s.. 2o-5.60 {.
6leie: s95. O0-s2s.0 90.
gutter, Gier nnb aafe.
Gisr: 2s@sae per Dusenb.
Butter: Satrp, Use; CREAMERY, Bic per
9immb.
adie: Rbams8die, 15r; Srid, lie; eim=
burger, 1876; Swiss, lsc per Rfuno.
Groceries, etc.
8artoiieIn: 80c per guibel.
3miebetu S1.o0 per guibsl; Spanii6e
3piebeln, ST. per Crate.
Qepiel: SO. 50@s5.00 per Barrel.
gieb.
Stiere: SO. 5000.
Hinper So. $4,000.
6iibe: S2.25-2.50.
RGlber: 81. 50-5.50.
S6afe: SO. 00-4.0 90.
26mmer: s .O0-5 90
S6meine (auf benz EuB): S~5.25--5.35
per buuoert Yfuub.
@ie9 (s%efdladtet).
Niubfeiib. 49,; 1aIbheiid, 5-5X,
Sarmelfeii4, 10-1a; Sdaifeii1. &c per
Yilnb.
2ebenbcs @efliigel.
Erntbiibnsr, Ice; Gnien, &c; 9iibner 13e
per pfuio.
Grpbiiirncn.
GsrGudsrtes Tleii9 S1infen, l1-l2e
Sped, laH-23c.
Sdmal;. W l0e.
aoblen: 8artfoblen, $3.50; @si9toblsn,
So. 90 per Tonne.
Sols: Gidenbois, $3.50; @ei6bol1
SO. 90 per &orbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
9llte tatboliide mSdentlide Seis
tunsem, &a!enoer nno
9eitihriffen.

ipenn aud nod 70 p~srri1en uber BON ben Mduien
nnoeirefief. baben imnter nod eincu groBen
g8ertb ais e~eifihtlides Glteueu . Material.
3ieie Saden iplIteu alto ridlt iueeeeiuorfen ober
perbrannt peybeu. Wan pode %bisie!6en in
Rev. Joseph a. THE. Troy,
Perry Co., Ind. Gin fteines 9atet
idide mon per egpreb. elm srobeS aber ienne
mon per Srodt. Die GrpreR1 uoer Jradtfoiten
besablt Der Gmpfdnger in 5rop.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
@cgen Santa Claus nnb fiir's
Ghriitfiubdleu.

ridtetc Ser 6odtp. @nter 8. Gremer,
@ebiilfss Srielter an ber ct. @ariens
Stride babier, an ben Sipei leeteu
Sonntaseu pobl9epdblte @orte, in
meIben er ben Santa CLAUS Cult
perbammte, neil berielbe elm &duber
Der gbre bes gbriltfinb6ens lit.
3peifeuos miro Die ridtige @olfsanfz
fldruns in bieier Srage ibre 8irfune
ni6t perfeblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
8iaig III b~srtanfen.

100 9der gutss, ettpa$ roai9es qano. @nn3
NIT 9raht nnl5dnnt: ein fieiner Ban ifisSt oarr,
bias eano: bas bette @afer; iohUne g9ielel: @pga
9aus ino Sog'Stau; Grames9 als uno 6rnnies
Stou: MIR bret Meilen BON turtle Safe, gSis.
3tejes Stdotd1et bot 6ipei Giieu6ahnen, fatbo.
tiidle atrdbe arb Sd}ule, msbrere stores uRo
QreamerieS uno liegt "a Meilen DiIib Don Ct.
HnnL, Nintt. Sieie 6arri lit ntinbeftenS $500
pertb. 3ieielbe gelanete burd "Mortgage
Foreclosure" in rrsiten Seib ,iuo fperbe iie iu
BEN niebriesu Gretie pou 5000 pertautei. ;Sle
ndbere NuSfunir idbreibe man an Vaul @aip8
1t55 Nelmpnt Ctr. Hprtlnnb. Srennr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
WeihGjtSz0 eleaeubeit.

Gin netter uno ~friiler @orratb BON r6eaerat
8adteinsseduos "a bel 81 IsuB groB, geleeen i'm
mittleren Rebrasta. lit su perfauieu. aatbplis
idbe Stride ino Shule Die 9unoidhait III %nettets
theil5 beutic1. Der @aarenoorrnt9 lit ungeid9r
$4,000 mertD. Der 8aarenumiab beIduit iij
burdidnittlih nui $50. 900 pro Sn1r. Ser Gigeus
Thinner fam quite 9riuoe %nngebea, tuesbaID &c
ausperfaufeu iutu. Mnu abreiire: s.. w., car.
OF Gathnie &rintina Go. 3nbname. Sema.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
MhtunQ, Gatnclifea.

ssenn S1r eudD rad einem Seim in Der Wdae
eiEer fatbolii1sn Airtbe mo ShDencrrs Sduie
rmjeot, no Der Bp6en reid nnb bic Grsiie nieb.
ria limb, 10 tonnt Sbr oas Ueuinihte i'm @rano
Gountp, SilosGntota finocn.
gSir baben bier Dor inehr ais % Snbren ae.
,upbnt uno fbunen SUD- oieSbetrei pone Gins
selnbeitea ssbea. @eierens: step. Srau3 Z.
5einler.
linIere abreie lit: s'artsnS SroS.. Rilbant.
GlhsTnfDfn !,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
TrnMtbares TarmIano

ai pe~rfaufcn in Der Indbarihait bon oettihet
Garrueru III Der Ndhs beS herrltd]en StiotdenS
yicturin, 3erd5, no man groBe GrrteH cr;iclt
nno fo oaS Saao in, Greiie tei1t. Giui3e
Wgenten perianet. Shrsibet ali
3. WeItgatpn, Sort @ortl. 9erns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
9aiebag0I1na.

Serr ettoiS Saiel, No. 1919 3olua,Strase. 1a.
bnoue, Soipa. hnr TETS cine ooaitarbiae NaSipahl
tirhetntiicher tiro trlporrirter adieiorteI uor.
rdthia. Nusludrtige Seitellungen iperoen prunlpt
beiorst. 9reiStiite miro auf &eriataen gerus
suQeiaubt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
ct. TrauciS 6euutu

bat oas bette unb irutht1nrite eauo in ortanSns.
Gebr g~eiunbeS Siima uno cute SbtsesenS. @le
5arrprubntte iieher bon i'm @rets, lino bLs
i'll perhdltniS nIdhi9 btiiig, Der Gpmnt ~ )
Sorreit Gitb bat tatboliithe Stride ino Srlnie.
unb refibirer6eu Grielter. lin Nastuuit i0rei5.
man on: Wep. Z. 10. Pmidpsr, 6orreit Nttn. Nrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

t%Ghteaao. osu IA. DEG.
f' Getreibe.
Sea: 1.OO% @l.O1.
Mai.: 1.OiK@1.O6%.
Sort
0e,.: 57A957M.
@ai.: G0A@6lH.
paier-
Ge,. 50A@50H.
Slar-NO. / q. 10, st.45N; SO. 1. g,
10. $1.33H.
Viebmarft.
Shmeine-
5hpere, So. 3095 so.
Shmere. rouhe. $5.3 80 $3.50
Qeihte, S.. O0@S5 IS
@emii6te, S. 25@5.S0
BIeb-
Riuopieb, Sc 7597.65.
9iibe uuo Nmoer. Sl.75 "a. 40
S6aie-
Ginheimii6e 9dmmsr S.. 65@7.3 5.
GinheimiiGe Shaie. 1895 "a. 10.
28eltlibe gdnmer. 80. 75G87. 80.
9rouiiipnen.
S6weiueheii6-
GAM: Sl5. 55ms15.6 7X.
Mai: 15.00@l6.05.
S9mal,-
San: {. l2h os0. Is.
Mai: so. 3O@s0.3
Rippen-
San: So. 1eH@e. IS.
Wai: IS. 42X@ss.45.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
3tt %tersnufen.

= Cine gut eineeridbtete 1d 9lder farn, s @eilea
bon Dubuque, q a1eile BON fatholiidle airde nio
fatholiiobe Sd)ule. Sreis iino Oebtngultgeu
sintig. asesen ndDsre austunit iusnoe mai Id
on Wattb. &teS, ". g.. 6. Dubuque, Jusua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
S9pefern manihen $4,000 III
bnraem.

Gin wobl sesrin better Stbipeterorbcn uitnidt
cine @nleibe BON SOS. 900 iir einen 3eitraum BON
ilnf Sabren au mdBi9eu 8inieu Su MAIDEN. Die
beitmDglide Sid1erbeit tuiro iotpohl BON Seiteu
Der Sdmeitern ais pom bereu &iidlof gegebeu.
ndbere Austunit wenoe man iid9 an bisie
Rettuua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
MMtnna, 9anoimMer!

@enn Sic Wais. gliaIin. @si5en. Ont ober
@emiie 3u Sieben iuln'den, 10 ~tontnieu sic nah
Shpeine5ndt in ben Der. Staaten. Rein Ylangel
on 6egen. ~. q. JobmtoH, Mobeetie. leros.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
Wnte Tarmen

In bentidher tatboliidbsr 6en,einbe gu febr undbi.
gen Hreiien. Sdhreibt nm Site uub Siiber nu
S.@. Se~Giwsbauien, &tnahider, Cfia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
Die belt: Sidsybst aui Der
Melt

III bic Groe fcIDi. bic iidlerer lit ais Santea.
Bonbs ooer Attiun. 9e1et 6uer Gelo In cute
Jaruldnbereten al tn0 rubet iupbl.
aouft 9auo In Der Tubnane GoIcnie In 0es
Ssrsis SO oe penr 'tJsl rp,r '''iSopa, .Jisrtsf < ,,tin"ei
aehoren .geaenloartig 2euten bon Ggbnaue.
Tornec e. ynid, Dubuque. Coma. 1923 Mata
Straae. Both Phones.i
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
Weaen GrebSlMaoen.

5h entpiehle hermit etropp's beriibmt.
nestlde wsloss, Stsieibsn heller ieosn Snoa
6nBerlif. DaS nnertannt eit3ig bette geittel. UNI
Wa8entrebs eripi9reib 81 beiien. @esem Haoes
rem. Seugntile u. ~. ld1retbe man n5:
Goiuarb 9. Soeoing,
Seneca IaninS.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-04-30
Rev. j. Lem KeeylI Resigns.

Rev. J. Lem Keevil has resigned as
parton of the Christian church of John
son City to accept the passionate of the
First Christian church of Sherman,
Texas, one of the largest churches in
that state. he expects to leave John.
son City shortly after June l. He has
served as pastor OF the Christian church
in johnson City for nearly five years
and has given general satisfaction. A
committee of the congregation, COM
posed of ]. M. Gaunt, s. W. Price and
J, E. Crouch, has just prepared resolu-
lions of regret at his decision to quit
johnson City and take up his work in
another city.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-04-30
Original Poems and RHYMES.

William Yancey Erwin, author of
Original Poems, Rhymes and Acrostics,
called at our ssnctum and presented We
editor with copy of his book, which
is neat volume of pleasing verse on a
great variety of subjects, among which
may be mentioned: Love, Religion,
Natural Scenery, Wit, Humor, Ro-
nance, Heroism, Tragdy, &c.
Mr.. Erwin is a native of Tennessee,
born in the historic valley of the Chic
amauga, and educated at Nashville,
but is now citizen of Lexington, Ky.
MIR. Erwin Yields the pen with the
hand of master artist, drawing upon
the readers mind beautiful thought
pictures that increase in interest until
the happy climax is reached.
The book was published for the au-
thor by the Keller Publishing Co., of
Evansville, Ind, and is tastily bound
in silk finished cloth.
Mr.. Erwin and wife are making q
tour of the south, and will spend sever.
al days in our city.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-04-30
"a. Sterchl Purchases Stock

Last Saturday Trustee e. J. Vaught
sold the stock of furniture of The Ten
nessee Furniture and Supply Com pany.
Sealed bids we're first opened, but none
were accepted and each bidder was
given an opportunity to renew his bid
openly. At last the stock was knocked
off to J. G. Sterchi, Of Knoxville, for
70 cents on the dollar and he gave
Trustee Vaught his check for $40, 1877 SO
and the transaction was closed. Mr..
Sterchi will reopen the store on May
with Mr.. Frank Henderson as manager
and will operate it upon q much larger
scale than formerly. The present stock
will be sold at cost within sixty days
and new goods will be installed. Mr..
Sterchi is interested in one of the
largest furniture stores in Knoxville
and the store here will get the benefit
OF his savings by buying largely.
johnson City will be benefited by this
addition to its mercantile establish
ments.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-04-30
Corner St0ne Laying.

1t is now expected that all arrange
ments will be made to lay the corner
stone of the new NJ. E. Church, south,
on May 30, and Rev. s. B. Vaught is
making an effort to have Bishop E. E.
Hoss here for the occasion. The Ma.
sons will participate and other secret
orders will be invited TO take part in
the ceremonies. Several prominent
ministers, including Rev. Frank Rich
ardson, of Knoxville, and DR.. r. N.
Price, of Morristown, will be invited
to preach during the week preceding
the ceremony. This is to be one of the
handsomest churches in this section
and will be ready for dedication by the
middle of August.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-04-30
Certificate of Stock Lost.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has made application for the
renewal of Certificate No. II for two
shares of the capital stock of the East
Tennessee and Western North Carolina
Railroad Company, issued to A Jobe
on the 26th dav Of Nay, 1882.
E. E. HUNTER, Administrator.
State of Tennessee,
Garter County.
E. L. Hunter, Administrator, being
duly sworn, doth depose and say that
he has lost Certificate No. II for two
shares OF the stock in the East Tonnes
see and Western North Carolina Rail
road Company, dated on the Goth day
of May, 1882, issued IN the name OF \.
lobe, aud application is hereby made
for a renewal of the same.
E E HUNTER, Administrator.
Sworn to and subscribed before W..
P. DUNCAN, Notary Public, this the "a
day of March, 1908. 1897
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceived at office of treasurer, Mountain
Branch, N. H. d. V s., National Sol
diers' Home, until 10 o'clock M, May
81, 1908, and then opened, for furnish
lug and delivery of Subsistence Sup
plies; until 10 o'clock m May 25, 1908,
and then opened, for furnishing and
delivery of Household Supplies; until
u O'Clock M, May ~, 1908, and then
opened, for furnishing and delivery OF
Hospital Supplies; until 10 o'clock m,
May 80, 1908, and then opened for fur
nishing and delivery of Farm Supplies;
until 10 o'clock m June 4, 1908, and
then opened, for furnishing and deliv-
ery of Repairs Supplies; until IL O'Clock
m, June 8, 1908, aud then opened, for
furnishing and delivery of Current Ex-
penses and Clothing Supplies, in ac-
cordance with instructions and speciti-
cations, copies of which, with blank
proposals and other information, may
he had upon application ty PAUL r.
DIVINE, Treasurer. l24l
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Local and Personal

II you want any concrete work done
call on Geo X. Brown. If,
Mrs ] A. Wilson has gone to Penn
sylvania to visit relatives.
Remember s. E. Guinn's pressing
club, phone 1853, prompt delivery.
Imperial Flavoring Extracts-made
In johnson Oity-used everywhere.
Mayor Guy L. Smith is building a
neat limestone wall in front of his new
Watauga avenue residence.
Fave Your repairing done, or shoes
made by W c. Pierce, 3 doors from
railroad on West Market street
G J St John aud DR.. !. A D,ckey
came to Johnson City Yesterday from
Rrl9t"l on professional business
Baby won't suffer five minutes with
croup If yon apply DR. Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil ct once. 1t acts like magic
Tickle weather, DR.. Fahrnev's Teeth
ing Syrup is always dependable. Doc
tors prescribe it. Write for free sample.
w. B. Coon, one of our most promi-
nent lumber dealers, returned Thurs
day from an extended business trip
south.
Shoemaking and repairing neatly
and promptly done by W. @. Pierce,
on West Market street, 8 doors from
railroad.
Barton Mou ntcastle have Just receiv-
ed carload of screen doors and screen
windows and are ready to supply your
demands.
Regulates the bowels, promotes easy
natural movements, cures constipation
-Doan's Regulets Ask your druggist
for them. IS cents box.
Mrs j. I. Hawkins and daughters,
Misses Frances and Katherine, of
Jonesboro, were in the city Yesterday,
the guests of Mrs. Chas. Mcneil.
Impure blood runs you down-makes
You an easy victim for organic diseases.
Bnrdock Blood Bitters purifies the
blood-cures the csuse-builds you up.
Chancellor Haynes has finally decid-
ed the case of Galloway. Pease Co. VS..
The Unaka Lumber Co., rendering
Judgment in favor of the firm for $12,-
24O.
Mr.. Mark Hannah has purchased FIVE
lots on Unaka avenue between New
and Stuart streets and has contracted
with John Bay less for the erection of
handsome residence on them at once.
A correspondent from Abingdon in
the Bristol Herald Courier says: "Miss
Lucille Scott entertained the F. F. VS.
in honor Of her guest, Miss Mabel Gil.
derseeve, of Johnson City, Monday
last.
Miss Marion Friberg has returned
from Knoxville, where she participated
at the marriage of her friend, Miss
Laura Baumap, to Mr.. J. s. Hall. She
was accompanied home by Miss jean
cite Rathbone. She entertained in hon
or of Miss Rathbone Wednesday even.
ing with 500. 1t was delightful affair
and maintained the reputation Of Miss
Friberg as a charming hostess.
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Plans to Welcome c. csc. Ry

Spartanburg, s. c., April 2S.-At a
meeting of the board of directors of the
Spartanburg Chamber of Commerce,
held tonight, the following resolution
was adopted:
"Thst the special feature OF the pro-
posed Chamber of Commerce banquet
be the celebration of the entrance into
Spartanburg of the Carolina, Clinch-
field and Ohio railroad,
Second, That the representatives OF
officials of the road be invited with 9th
or guests to share in the celebration"
1t is proposed to make the event one
of the most elaborate the city has ever
attempted. The time for holding the
banquet is yet to be determined, but a
committee is to perfect details and re-
port at an early meeting.
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Walter GRAY Dies.

Walter Gray, the 12-year old son of
Johna Gray, died last Friday after a
few days illness with blood poisoning.
He received slight scratch upon his
ankle week before his death and
blood poisoning resulted and no
amount of medical skill could save the
young life. The remains were taken
to Boones creek for interment.
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pedlency, not for the good of the dem
ocratic organization or to further its
principles and policies but to get votes
each for himself. In other words, the
prohibition party appears to have swal-
lowed the democratic rooster in Geor-
gia' featers, comb, spurs and all, and
that man who would offer himself in
that state on the platform of Jefferson,
jackson, Tilden, Cleveland or even
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D. D. Myler Dead,

David D. Myler died Tuesday at his
home on Second avenue with dropsy,
after lingering illness. He was about
50 years of age and hardworking man.
he leaves wife and several children.
Funeral services were conducted We'd
nesday morning by Rev. J. Lem Keevil.
Interment in Oak Hill.
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B. B. GarSt Dead.

B. B. Gsrst died Saturday after a
long illness with cancer of the stomach.
He was about 46 years OF age and a
member of the Christian church. Rev.
J. Lem Keevil preached the funeral
Monday afternoon and the remains
were buried by the Maccabees in which
order he carried insurance.
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What is a Democrat

In Georgia we have the spectacle of
two candidates for governor running
before So called state democratic pri.
mary who are forced to sign pledges
demanded by the Anti-saloon league
in advance of convention and regard
less of what sort of a platform that con-
vention may adopt. Both candidates
yield to the argument of apparent ex.