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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
(Spe5ials Gorreiponben5.)
gerliner Brief.

Sic poIitiidc Stiue. pelfe Die In>
lpeieubeit Der Wtinilrer unO Diploma
ten in Den Sommerfriihen allidbrlib
pcr1d)0nt. bat aud beuer troy Der
falten @itternng ungcbalten. .S6dtte
Die Srcile nibt Die Selnitenfrd9e uno
bas baperiide Iiuiiterium Serta
10 piibte iie niht. ipaS tic
idreibcn iplltc. Ser bapcrilde
SeiuitensG rlnb bietet bod irgcno
pclhcn Stoff. Sa CAB es in Der
bapcriid)en &eidsratbss aammer cine
Sciuitcn@ Debate, in ipelder iid Die
@egncr bes Wiuiiterium5 nber cine
Nicberlage bpiten. Sipar bat Der
tlllturfdmpferiihe @raf SDrring,
Der elm Shtpa9er bes tilnftigen
Sbronfplgers lit, cine iharfe Ittafc
bagegen gcrittcn uuo ip9ur Die Hcihss
re9icrun9 nm Siilfe gcgen Die bapes
ride Hegicrnng eriuft. Sas CAB
%e%ranlahung. iofort 81 p%erfilHoen,
bnb 5Drring bas Sprnhrobr pes
aonigsbanies iei. Iber Trin3
8eor9, elm Sobn bcs Yrin5en Seo>
polo utb elm Snfel bes Bring
Mcgcnten, rdumtc nit bieier Se9enpc
aut, inbem or ii1 auf Die Scite Der
9tegierung itclte uno Die 9tiidfebr Der
Seiuiten ais begriibnngslpertb be-
5eihnetc., Sreiberr bon Sertling bat
Das 3Dnigsbaus binter lid nno i'm
Yarlament cine iid)ere Irbcitsnlcbr>
belt. beitebenb aus Centrum unb GpnS
i%erpntipeu, CT ninmt nlio cine Stel>
lung Gin, nm Die ibn martdle Hegies
rilng beneiben fonnte. Saran dnbert
Die Waulpurfsarbcit icincr @egner
inncrbal6 mnb auBerbalb Snnern's
niht bas @cringltc. Sns Inflebcn
Der Meid)sresierung Inn Shub gc9cn
Die Snnbesregierung bot in Sapcrn,
Dns iiber icinc 9ieftc nit Gifcrlndt
lund]t, MIR lpeni9 Sili9ung %gefunpcn
unb lpurbe in Der Ncid,srntbSs &nrn@
mer abgclebnt. Die oeuti6en &ntbo>
lifen Sapern'5 liebcn Den 9ieidsgee
bnrfcn minbcitcns chen 10 iebr, als
Die Galalen Der Hcidsfcinbc I'M &c
fplgc Der r~nbifnlen Yrellc. Nber Die
beltidlen a~atboiifen BADEN AMI Den
Sfladtfelbcrn Sranfreid's nid)t fir
Die grrihtrng cines Heid)cS getdmpft,
in Dem man ibrc Yriclter ihlchter ais
notoriIhc Hcid)Sfeinbe unb cntlnllene
Strdflinee bcbnnbelt, tic tdnpften unp
fGmpfcn fir Gin Nrif. in Dem bns
9lci6c Hcht fir Iac gilt.
@cfnnntli6 bat Iiniiters Trdiibcnt
Srcibcrr bon &crtIin9 Den Sunz
besratb nm N%uslegung bcs &prtes
.SrbcnstbGtiafeit" crilld)t, pcld)cs
&ort in Der IISlcgung gum Seiuitens
9eicB bonn Simpeeratb 9ebrauht miro.
Sm 8crbit iol Die Gntiheibnng fallen,
iolunac lit Der GrlaB oes Winiitcrilms
Suriidge3ogen iporpcn. Tnn bat man
Den %orlhlag genlaht, Der SrunpcS>
ratb mDhtc ben eiu6elnen Sunbcs<
~ltnatcn oic 3nitdnbigfcit cinrdumen,
Die SbGti9fcit uub o~lsGiilfSipciie Scr
an5icbung Der ein5clncn Seiuiten 10
6u re9cln, iuic cS iiir ibrc confeIiips
ncllcn, firdlihcn unb inncrpolitildeu
ScbiiriniNc notbwcnbi9 erldeint. Sic
bopcriid)cn Siid)6fe babcn cine Setis
ton on Den @~unbesrntb ipcgen Iufz
bebung nes Sciuitcngcicscs 9eribtet.
- (ll. y. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
8lihenoe fatholiide Mniisolunaen

i'm Ssr;en beS berrliden @iuamettes3 bales,
Oregon, bleten porSii9li6e Gele9enbeitsn iar
ben ltreblaineu Sarmer. Wil6mirtb II. Sblt-
;ii6tsr. &m pabeu ielbit NIT ben Stiirmsn,
Der SOiye NIB Sllte aioerer Staatem ses
fGmpit, ie5t aber ~erirellen mir ms Der
Sru6tbarteit ~uniereS Staates NIB iinb tets
bereit, gnlieolern in Der auspabl zines
Defines in bieiem irI6tbaren nuo auSsnebs
men Rlima bebiilNi6 gu iein.
Marion County Land and Inv. Co.,
Home Office MI. Angel, Ore.
Hetm eGrei6en er,ud9ne man sen. bieics Ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

Gcnft Soft.
8orbsbura. u. D.. SUM- 1911.
SrpbSem ib bon bier sersten bebgnoeIt
fpnroe, berfflimmerte flo mein 3uitnnS: i'd
mar ni6t uiSIr. i'm siunbc Sansar6eit 8u !sbun:
tb NOR febr idpd9 rro ionnte nidt f6faten:
OFT titblte i'd 70 eienS, ods i'd ainnbfe. bsIo
gu ttcrben: uIS ib nber Initor 8onia'S Ners
benitdrier i1nbrn, iteIlte iib nieber g~eiuHocr
Gdlnt ert rno bic Sd)ndhenufiIle b0rteU aut
iino Id lam i'm SauS fpieber norfteben- tpofiir
i'd Gott oanfe.
Srnu Z. Wt. gaIfeeur.
SRI. Gttd .8eper eriIdrt, odb iie onk6 Csc
brniib bon Waifor 9offlo'S Representatives. fofort
fpel6e bnr@ llebernnitreneuna 70 9fdip&df
naren. BOB iie riht mebr oreenti6 i1fafen
ionnie: elnpfiebIt ben Sferbeuftdrier In Mro.
Sic Sodw. e6ueitern Roor CLARA in meft
gnrf, O., ~erfIdren, odb Wnftor a6nig's gerbens
ftdrfer fih nnsaeaeitret beiudbrte gegen 9aer.
bcni9tpdne uno S6IafIofisfcit.
~A~S elm tpertbponts 9nA 'hr QsrsenIssenss
1GERH pirb Sebem Der es perlanst %jnaetonot.
W. Nr,ne erbalten aud bic Wteoilin ~uutpnft.
9itfe Dlebisin ipnroe felt BEN SABRE 1876 bon BEN
Sobip. Batter abHig. Bort Nopre. Snb. ~anbsreitet
nnb lest inter ieiner anpeiiuns bon ser
KOENlG MEDICINE CO., Chicago, III.
62 w. Lake ST.. near Dearborn.
Bet aIpstbetern ~ baben tar
500 ots 0IaidDe, 9 elaidbss t5s $500;
Brobs Sf.Sb, g far $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Die "Gfiteinleauna

Der ncilen ct. Soiepb' Stride at
w ell M Il. Splpa, beren Tfarrer
Der bodlp. Safer %. S. &cifer lit, fanb
am 4. September feicrlih itatt. Sic
@inicgnung nnb @runbiteinle9una
poll5og Bern Iep. q. s. Sdulte, g.
S., 0 Soma Gin; hic Seitrebe belt
Bern Nep. ISM. S~bannaban, Sapenz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

port; Scrr S. Stapeton belt cine
Inipradc iiber: Sic fatbplii9e Stride
mo Die ~Io5idle Srnec. Ser airdens
dor bon Scotia, Soma, iorgtc fir frobc
Sangcslpeiicn. Sic SeitliGfeit pers
lief in idonltcr &arnonie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Stakeholder Writ perlanat

fir cine blibenbe fatboliihe 5armeesenb.
airde. General . Store un6 Sbmiebe. Der
ndd3ite Nr5t TT 10 DieiIen %entiernt. @egeRtudrtig
III elm guteS 8 3immer eaus nebit gutem Sta d,
gut selegen. biatg 81 uermtet ben; Gusge5eih'
nete 8elegenbeit. Der red1te Maun miro in
bieiem neueu 5eIb guter 9riolg baben. 3ieie
tuiro nur oieie @odle erid)einen. Ran
idreibe ioeleid1 an y. J. Sooper, u. 3. o.
Ureeuleaf, 2auS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
les Wpius'cr Staatsfair.

Sic an SnmStn8 bccnoetc Stnntss
foir lun i'm @an5cn ppn 272.070
5nhlcnbcu Ycrioncn bcindt, pn0 mr.
1,13S mcbr lit, ais i'm Tpriubrc. Sic
AltSitcllnna bot ncun Sngc ~gcbnucrt,
bonn %. Illgult bis gum a6eno bes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

@ereftigfcit, mic tic in Den 5cbn @es
bptcn nnb in Der Sergprebi9t alsge>
iprpd1cn iinb, mic Die Srin5ipicn, Die
Die Sc5icbnn8cn 5lpiibcn aapitaI uno
grbcit rcgell."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
9as iunnise San auis. sbal.

Sest III Die 8eit. ba Shr oieies sbal iehen
i~oltet. Sic 9rnte %beGinut ant /. Sept. gsir
beiM 9reidlcn seigen. iuie Sor es bisher nod
ME geieben bubt uuo oieies 10 Jar aui Sduo. oas
nur balb 10 piel foiet als Gaer Sano i'm Oitet.
oas nidt balb io> DieI proou5tert. nno mir
baben ME Sehlernten.
Sbas. 6. 1cniiu 0eaItp Co., cooper. Colo.
Beim G1reiben erwdbne man gel. oieieS 9Iati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
&afbnlijde Mnfeoiunq.
6ommet a &enafton, SaSf.. bejidtiaet
uno tauiet xano!

Sonnet a &enaiton, Sast.. beIdbtiaet
umo fauiet xano!
aerahon TT IN elmer iolIen @eeeuo an Der
.. ". Sabn. Ill Metlei norolid BON 3ieatna uuo
AZ pfetlen ilol % bon Saskatoon gelel en-. 9iei.
ner Soanibooen. iuelder cine unerld1ophidb
ga rs Inr @etreioebau lieiert. Siuet elevators
nno onrbaioen utb eiicr III i'm y au be9riiieIt.
sStr baben elm auteS Sutel, eine 9umber glaro.
vi ieniua ariaoen, cine 3ettung uno 5ipei j arnts
maihtten /. Satolungen. 9as bette Srinnen.
ipaner 1T IN elmer 3ieie BON Is bis 25 i M An
finoen. Cine neue tat, oliidbe airdle lit i'm Nau
begrifen uno uirb bis sum Is. an9uit iertia.
9 eitelt letn @utuerbeHerte carmen in oer va be
oes StGbtdbe1s 5u mdBi9en Ereiien. Gruten
ic1lagen ME ieAL dir N6beres idreibet an o6er
fpre Diet Dor BET Naae a. S%enntmscr,
8enaltun. Sa5t.. gan.
&eferens: Seo. 5ath er 5uuto, .. NJ. t.. Siarrer.
Seim S6jretben eripahue man geh. oieicS Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

3u Soma Gitp purben AM 4.
september Sri. Wargoretbn Slcppel
nnb Innalt 8. IuiieQ bon Sperspiae
ebeli1 gctraut. ;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Murktbertd1te.
Gar ben Gruknerfani.
Onhuaus. ben 0. September.
Q3efreihs. Gsn. Mshf. ete.

Snhuans. ben 0. September.
GefretSe, Gen, Nebt. etc.
2Betien: S0-Sje per Suibel. f.
9ater: soc per 8uibeL
6orn: 62-70c per Sulhel.
Serfte: 6j-90c per Bmihel.
No99en: 60-9Oc per yuibet.
yen: SIG. M-$lS.0 " per Sonne.
Wtebl: Batent, 50. SO-5.2J; Nraiabt,
S.. 40-5.6 so.
Gleie: S2S. 90.
UroeerieS, etc
Nepfel: 40e-S0c per Vuibel.
1artoteln: 6O@j5c per Sulbel;
3iplebeln: 2Hc per Eiunb; Spaniibe
Splebeli, Sl.25 per Srate.
Eiet.
Stiere: s.. 2j-S7.5 )
RinDer: S3. 50-$5.01
SiiDe: 3 .00-4.O0
8alber: 81. 50-6. so.
G1rtner: So. 00-3.5O.
Sdweine (auf Dem 6uB): $7.75-sS.25
per bunoert Yiuio
cutter. Gter unb 2die.
Gier: 20c per Ousen6.
Butter: Oairp, 23c; Creamery, 20 q
2619e per pimb.
aaie: &bansRdie, 15e; Srid. lie; 9ins
burger, 1856; Smiss, 18e per Binlo.
2ebenbes OefIigel.
Eritbiibner, l0c; @nten. Sc; Siibner
l0c per pfunb.
Erurifonen.
@erdu6srteS Sleii9: Sdinfeu, 10Y
15Hc; Sped, 15H-21Xc.
Sbmal3, l2H-l3c.
8oblea: 6artfoblen, $3.50; @si6toblen,
SCI. 90 per Come. :
Sol; Gideubols. 100000; q8ei6bola
$6 nn per 8oroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Sebr biQia 1T perfanfen.

Cine Section e%rittlaiii sea 9auoes in Worton
eonntp. Toroi9afotd. sele3en II 9teilen noro-
eonntnnb, uuo Die namlid1e 9iftans nproIueiis
lidl BON gsntansa. an Der Snuptiinie Der g., w.
SS; q: ~etlenbahu. beioe Bill benoe Stdotdheu.
Grnter. ~ glder iino auigebroden uno loft Maes
" nroar Dites .SSaier in einer Sieie BON Is
DuB. $50 bro srer. GS limb $500 S:buIocu
oarauf. Die Der adnfer itelen laien taun uuo Die
9 Sro3ent 3ttien tragen; oen Met nil il baar.
5tes 1T Elm Bargain. @ir miIeu pertauier, UNI
@eio u erhnlten, oas iuir infolge oes aittautes
elmer Number Yaro be3ahlen mitfeu. Nails sic
ltd oaIlr tntereiiren. 10 tomnlen Sic nno beIid1.
tt9en sic oaS 9ano ooer Sic mDsen idbreibeu an
JOS. PROCHASKA,
Watauga, S. ID.
Setns Sdrciben eripdbne man GET. oiries Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Mtsconiim S6noereien.

Sdreibt iiir SeihreI6ung uuo Ireiis bon
iber 65 perbefertel. dnrme. uno 5000 Nder
piloeu 9anoes M Yfild1ipirtbidlaits. eiirtel pom
gsisconfiu. in Der Rabe BON fatboliideu airdeu
uno nfieolungeu.
l.. RlVARD, Turtle Lake, Wis.
Vetm e~9retbsn erwdbue man sef. oieies glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
G5tcaso. osu D. September.
Getreioe.

Gbtca9o. osu D. SsptembeI
Getretoe.
Wet,en-
Sept.: 0Oisa91T.
Se,.: 9093l.
Rorn-
Sept.: 73K@734.
Se;.: 54ls @5t3s.
5aisr-
Sept. 3lM 6324.
Se;. 32B@32B.
giebmarft
Shm.ine-
Shuere, s7.75@s.s5.
Shipere. rauhe. S?.75@7.6
9s,dte. SS,45@s9.20.
Semy6ts. s7.95@9.ih
gieb-
Riuopieb, 8 5.75@10 10.
fibe uuo Rlnoer. S3.O0aS.l0.
gSeterus, ~35.S5-S9. ID.
sdais-
Gmbemifae edmmer 4.70aZ 30.
99etlihe gamner, 81. 75@7.30.
Ginheimii6e S9aie. s3.40p46 50.
gsetlibe S6aie-S3.5o@4.75.
4~ruuiioncu.
SdwsineNeii6-
Sept. Sl7. l0@17.22.
San. Si9.0a @Sl9. u.
Shmal,-
Sept. $!l.l26ti.17.
San.: Sl0.15@lO.U.
Rippeu-
Sspt.: so 0O@iO.92.
San. SO. l5@lO.20.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10

- Iattbeps & Chalmers. Nbpos
iaten. 8im. 3O5--807 o.. & s. 8lbg.
9eibe Y6ones 752. Yrafti5ieren IN
Gtaats, unb @unSesneriGten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
gu b~erfamjeW.

Minneiotn. Safota. Montana. Canada mno
3eraS GRANDDAUGHTER. Sdret6t iir Yreisliiie
Lamm & Hohmann Land Co.
Mankato, Minnesota.
Hetus edrei6cu er,uabnc man aen. biejes gfatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
gu p%crfauiem.

S6Onss, ebenes eanb, i6war;er goben,
III 9tebraSta gum preiie bon $l3. 80 bis SlS
per ader. 2Sir babeu wdbrenb ben leeten
spei Sabrsn iiber $4,000 Nfer all SIr9et
Der Stabi Dubuque perfauit.
DORNES-BUSCH LAND co.
ZIG Ninth st. Dubuque, Iowa.
Dstm eGrsibsH srWdbHe man sea. pisiss ylstL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
Spe;ieQe C1erte.

283 Nder. ia Wieile bon Der gr6sten fatbo
Iiideu 8irdae unb Sdu int iib6tIideu aaulas.
suite Serbe1erun9en. gaeS gut elm aeien5t.
9rei Bruuueu. perrlide Nage uuo cine crit.
tlaiiige 5arm in elmer eriitlaiiigen 5urmaeaeno.
9retS nieorig. Nnneblubare 8eotngun9eu.
SONNET sleid1 ino beiittiget ~oieieIoe. Sprenoet
Dor BEL ooer idareibt an
The Allen County Investment Co.
Kelley Hotel Block. lola, Kans.
Seim edbreiben eriuabuc man sca. oicieS Sla.t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-10
WerIamat:
9as beribmte @betlons 2hal.

ssir baben etIi DIE id56ne carmen 5u oertauien
In Den Counties 4ranr lno HobertS, In Der
legen. 2aS 2ano eignet lid tlr ale Erobutte.
bic i'm Ruromeiteu geSogen iperoen. beionberS
iur aorn. @eniiie uno pailhlptrthldbaft Sdbreibt
anunS ilr Ereiie.
MARTENS BROS,
Milbank, South Dakota.
ysir periueiien Sic an seo. 2. 3. G'Niein. giarrer
Seim edbreiben ertuabue mau gen. biries Blatt.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-11
L. p. Padgett
as Secretary
Friends Of Tennessee Represen'
tatiye Think Tie Would Fit
in Mighty Well in
President vii.
sons Cabient

Washington. D. c, December O.
Rumor is busily eneaged in mentioning
Representative Padgslt for Secretary
Of the Navy in President Wilson's
Cabinet. The Tennessean has made
an enVia Die record as Chairman Of the
House Committee on Naval Affairs and
il is thought through his prominence
thus attained that he has come into
the calculations Of the Cabinet trainers
Of the country. Owing 10 The pressure
that It is feared will be brought 10
bear TO displace some Of the Southern
members who hold important commit
tee ehairmanships, ii is being suggested
that by placing Mr. Padeetl in the
Cabinet room will be opened for
general advancement Of the remaining
twenty members Of that important
committee. While much Of this is
speculation. the friends Of Mr. Padeelt
are proud Of the compliment that is
being paid him.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-11
He Laughed
Till He Died

TaYlOrsburR, Ohio, Abe Skinner,
the village pessimist laughed himself
to death from reading BIFF! the Great
American Magazine of Fun which is
making greater strides than any other
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today. II is a MAGAZINE that will keep
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The staff Of Bill contains the greatest
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on the continent, II is highly illus
irated and printed in many coIors. 1t
will keep the whole milV cheerful
the year round You can afford TO
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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-11
Why Buy Red
Cross Seals?

Why you should buy Red CrUss
Christmas Seals, may be answered
most effectively in the words Of
twelVe'Vear-Old boy in the Duluth
(Minn, schools, who gave the follow
ing as his reason in a composition on
this subject:
The reason put Red Cross Seals
on my Christmas gifts is because every
seal use counts one cent toward
stamping out tuberculosis in the city
and for the maintenance Of hospitals
for that purpose The seals are also
used to raise funds to teach people the
value Of fresh air. Another reason |
buy them is because my father died OI
tuberculosis and | buy them so that
other little boys and girls wort lose
their father as did Another reason
is that if am ever thre atened
with tuberculosis the doctors will have
fund to try to prevent it,"
Seals on sale at P. o, BurtOn's DruG
Store and W, R. Lewis.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-11
White and Stanton
Will Be Winners
Ghis is the Political Information
Being Handed Out In East
Tennessee

Knoxville, Tenn, December A.
Newton II. White OF Giles for speaker
Of the senate aud ". N. Stanton Of
Shelby Tor speaker Of the House are
said TO be winners, according 10 the
political gossip that is being handed
out in East Tennessee.
Mr. White, il is said, will enter the
race with twenty votes for Speaker.
which is more than enough to elect,
and Mr. Stanton will enter the race
with more than enough votes to elect
him. Those who are in the political
game, aud know what is going on pre-.
dict that both Mr. White and Mr.. Stan
ton will make their announcement as
candidates Ior the speaktrship OF The
respective houses within The next few
days, Senator White has served as
speaker Of the Senate and was an able
leader at that time Mr.. Stanton served
in, tho Legislature Two years ago aud is
a young member Of the Shelby County
bar.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-11
Lawrence Countians
At Farmers Meet.
Mesdames -Nipher and Tandy
Make Notable Addresses Big
Attendance and Splendid
Interest

That The farmer Is coming into bis
own in Tennessee is evidenced by the
great attendance aud interest al the re-
cent meeting Of the Farmers Institute
at Nashville.
Ia The delibulion OF that body both
In council and on the platform Law.
renee Couniians had a prominent part,
bringing US before The attention Of the
State as a progressive and advancing
people intelligent and alert 10 every
idea Of agricultural belterment Our
ladies we're especially prominent. Miss
Vesta Dawes, Mssdames Tandy Nipher
and Polk all making addresses thai
quite captivalsd the convention. The
Nashville Banner has the following to
say Of Mrs TandYs address,
The feature Of the afternoon session
Of the Middle Tennessee Farmers In
slitute yesterday was an address by
Mrs. MYra TandY Of Lawrence County
on How 10 get Married and Stay So,
This address was not a discourse on
divorce, but bit Of advice 10 husband,
as TO how to treat wives. The ad-
dress was delivered in numerous vein
and the speaker was frequently ap'
plauded when in plain language sh'
told Of some Of the short cOmines Of the
, average husband. 'JOhn," she sait
was a good man and had a Sennin'
love for his wife but one Of his chic
faults was that he always neglected tC
tell her so.
Our County was represented by A,
NJ. BashOr, one Of TenneSsee's creates
farmer conditions considered
Hon. M. L. Cover former representa-
live; Messrs SeavY and Spencer Of lrOr
City who were among the leaders; anC
many others.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-11
Wants Progressive
For U. S. Senator
Hon. Luke Lea Discusses Leg.
islative Harmony With
Chattanooga Parties.

Chattanooga, Tenn, December A.
Senator Luke Lea, en- route from Nash
vile 10 Washington, was here today
for several hours. While here the
Senator was called on BY a number Of
independents and regulars, who dis.
cussed, with him plans for bringing
about harmony between the Independ
ents and regular members Of the Lssis.
lalure.
Senator Lea declined 10 discuss the
political situation, except 10 say that
he was intensely interested in the or
eanizatiOn Of The Senate and House,
and was exceedingly anxious to see
: progressive Democrat elected United
States Senator, who would be in
sympathy with the administration Of
President Woodrow Wilson.
Il believe" he said, that the in.
coming administration means more for
Tennessee than anything that has hap
pened in the state within The past
twenty-five years. The administration
is in sympathy with the states needs,
and recognizing its requirements and
what would be done toward the de-
velopment Of IFS resources 10 bring
about the best results; aud | believe
the people Of lhe state at.laree are
more interested in taking advantage oI
the opportunity offered them than they
are in any petty jea'ousies and strife
growing out Of political differences"
Senator Lea was accompanied bV
his mother, Mrs. 0vertOn Lea, aud hi,
sister, Miss Elizabeth Lea, who will
spend the winter in Washington.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-11
Personals

Every night
Al tue Princess
Good motion pictures,
All the fIults for making fruit
cakes at w H. Harveys
Wv Mitchell and family, Of Crow.
son, will leave soon for Florence TO
make their home
Dr. and Mrs " H Neal are rdceivine
congratulations over the arrival Of a
little son on Monday Of this week
One Two and five pound fruit
cakes, pulled figs and National
Biscuit Company's cakes at W Fl
HarVeys.
FOR SALE:-Six room cottage, both
pantry and screened back porch. In
West End-exclusive residence portion
near four schools. Must SELL
MRS. R.J.ONEILL,
Columbia, Tenn.
See our Overalls best quality Si00
E.W GARNER & Co,
All wool heavy socks 25c at
E.W. GARNER & Cos
Treat yourself 10 an OvercOat at E.
". Garner & Cos and save the cost in
fuel this winter
New Ties the latest at
E.W. GARNER & cos.
The farm Of J.W. Faires on Crow
son is for rent for 1912. Apply tC
J.B. RIPPEY.
Grape Nuts. Quaker Oats, hother
Oats, Post TOaStieS and all kinds
at Garrett & BOYett.
Choicest line Of candies Of all kinds
and fresh too at our store Garrett &
BOYett.
The day of harsh physics is gone
People want mild, easy laxatives.
Doan's Regulets have satisfied
thousands. 25c at all stores
(Adv.)
DR.. Miles Anti Pain Pills for headache
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-11
Tragedy at
SummertOWn
Leslie Rich Kills Andy Calvert.
lie Claims Self Defense.

Leslie Rich shot and killed An.
dy Calvert ut Rock Quarry, near
summerlown, Sunday afternoon.
Rich was immediately placed un.
der arrest by Deputy Sheriff
Moore and brought 10 Lawrence.
burg Rich claims Calvert was
coming toward him with knife
and that he acted IN self defense.
He sent five bullets into Calverrs
body. The dead man was drink
ing and came to Rich's house act
ing ia III abusive maLner. Both
men are single.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-11
The Busy WOman's Day

II begins early, ends late, aud is full
Of work. She often has kidney trouble
without knowing it. Her back aches and
she is tired and worn out. Sleeps poorly
is nervous no appetite. Her bladder
gives her trouble too. Foley kidney pills
will cure all that and make her strong
and we'll, They are the best medicine
made for kidney and bladder disorders
CrOwder Bros. & Beckham (Adv
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-11

Master Edwin NOphlett happened 10
a serious accident last Saturday. The
little fellow was distributing circulars
and in handing one TO Mr. John Busby
who was driving a heavily loaded wae.
the team started and caught him nm
derheaih breaking one leg just above
the knee.
The Epworth League Of the M.
E. Church will give a box supper
at the home of Miss SOphronie
Lindsey Friday night December
18th. Every body cordially in
vited.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-11
Drives Off A Terror.

The chief executioner of death
IN the winter and spring months is
Its advance agents
are colds and grip. In any attack
by one of these maladies no time
should DO lost in taking the best
medicine obtainable to drive it on.
Countless thousands have found
this to be DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. my husband believes 1t
has kept him from having pneu.
monia three or four times writes
Mrs. George W. Place, Rawson-
vile, Vt, land for coughs, colds
and Group we hive never found
its equal" Guaranteed for all
bronchial affections. Price 30 cts.
and 81 90. Trial bottle free at
Crowder Bros & Beckham. (Adv)
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-11
Wanted

The public to know that l am
doing business for myself once
more. Office at residence close to
the Lawrenceburg hotel. Come
and see me, We can have a conf.
dental talk. l have some close
bargains in city property, also in
farms improved and unimproved
lands. ] have properties in the
north for exchange. | buy, sell
and trade. "Nuf Ced.''
V. H. LOCKWOOD
"The Land Man.
Lawrencehurg Tennessee
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-11
Don't Worry

Have you worried over how 10 make
both ends meet till you are about down
and out and ready TO exclaim with
Patrick Henry Give me liberty or phone
for the doctor! Come TO see us and
your troubles will vanish like mists
on the mountain top" Our prices will
do the work. E. W. GARNER & co