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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-16
We will display the handsones and cbeonest line of ood

We will display the handomest cheapest line of Goods ever
opened Johnson City The of Penand Hurst Co.. for
the past three has been marvellous We have ovehaued
with SPOT CASH have Bargains in her structure that
can not be approached in these parts,
We Line of Goods selected for all classes prices that
not be met by the Moss Back dns We buy them for the
Omnpoten Dollar and it takes the kind of stuff them
All we ask an inspection and we will convince you
Our SHOE STOCK is well known here to be commented
upon We sell more shoes hanany houses the city
to double past sales in the months
We expect to close out Je dollars worth of goods purchased
of the old firm at We give every ticket with figures
the margin amounting $2 We punch the of each pur-
chase When they have bought goods the of Ss will
present each customer with handsome Encyclopedia
H pages worth ST. Come and and convince you what
Spot Cash do E@Rmembe the dates Thursday Friday
April 23d and 24th.
7. {. HURST J. CO.,
The Tireless ToiIers for Trade.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-16

THE first issue of THE DAILY
COMET, of Johnson City, reached
the Tribune Office yesterday. 1t is
a six column folio, neatly printed,
well edited, and receives the dis.
patches. Brother Lyle has sue.
ceeded in publishing a good week.
ly and we trust he may succeed
with his daily edition. May THE
DAILY COMETS tail never tuck
Knoxville Tribune.
WHEN the tail of THE COMET
strikes the dash board there's nc
use bringing out another horse; yor
may know that the front trucks o.
the universe are pretty badly slued
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-16

JUDGE SMITH dissolved the in
junction against the newly elected
board, and the certificates of cleo.
lion were issued last night. The
new board will be sworn in to day.
Judge Smith rendered verbal
opinion in the case. 1t was proper
and right under the facts that the
injunction he dissolved. The cleo
ton was a disgrace to any civilized
community, but the fault is in the
law and the medicine should be APP.
Piled to it, and not to those elected
under it. The newly elected board
contains good men and men who
knew nothing about the fraudulent
voting and were not parties to it
and yet were the beneficiaries
Our corporation charter allows any
legal voter in the State to vote in
the municipal elections if he is ;
freeholder in Johnson City and this
law was taken advantage of, and j
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-16
THE COMET
Johnson City, Tenn, April le, lSsl.

II there is paper in East Tennes
see that has more liberal advertising
patronage than the johnson City
COMET, we do not know it. The mer-
chants up there have sense like folks,
and appreciate the value Of advertis'
ing. And what's more, THE COMET
shows that it deserves and appreciates
this patronage. 1t is bright, newsy
and neat, and is pulling for its town.
Chattanooga Evening News.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-16

Magical little granules-these tiny
sugar. coated Pellets OF Dr. Pierce
scarcely larger than mustard seeds
yet powerful to cure--activc yet milo
in operation. The best Liver Pill evel
invented. Cure sick headache, dizzi
ness, cons tipation. Ore dose.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-16

A clear conscience and a bouy.
ant heart with a cross-te ticket are
rather to be chosen than compro.
missed individuality with a palace
car pass.-Bristol Courier.
Experience is the source of wis.
dom. 1t was Soloman's school.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-16

PRESIDENT HARRISON and dry
weather struck Johnson City at the
same time-a remarkable coinci.
dent-tbe latter at least, has been a
special object ofprayer in these
parts for sometime.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-16

If the Chicago News had seen
the Bristol Courier the following
editorial would never have been
written-perhaps: President Har.
rison is now about to become ac-
quainted with sections of the
country that he has hitherto admit
ted TO be terra incognita so far as
personal experience goes. He has
left Washington to swing around
a wider circle than ex-Prcsident
Cleveland did in 1887. The presi.
dental will visit the New South, y
and will skirt the southern tier of
states, visiting California before re-
tuning home,
There is much in the present ex-
cursion Of President Harrison to
suggest the wisdom of making
these presidential junkets per.
manent institution. The president
visits the southern states, for in.
stance, at time when it is more
than ever essential thai the two
great divisions of the nation should
be no longer separated either by ar
antiquated bourbonism or a narrow
partisan antagonism. Mr.. Harri
son visits the "New South" as The
official head of a united people, t.
whom Mason and Dixon's line is
and should be, but memory. Tn,
preparations which, with the usua
lavish southern hospitality, hav,
been made to give the president
royal welcome along his chosen
route are typical of section and
people that know how to distin
guish between the highest officia
in the nation and a partisan politi
clan.
President Harrison will be show
as much hospitality in the South a
il he had not recommended the in
famous force bill to Congress an
done all in his power as a partisa
politician to secure its passag,
Perhaps Mr., Harrison's person,
experience in the "New South
may give him an enlarged col
ception of the nation as a who'll
and may have its influence
broadening his views in the matt,
of partisan legislation.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-16

Gov, BUcHANAN's military staff
will have gray uniforms. These
uniforms can never equal in gorge
business the marvellous military trap.
pings of Gov. Taylor's staff
Nashville Banner.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-16

We are sorry to see THE COMET
trying to commit suicide, OH the
very threshold of its luminous
career, by tickling the heels OF the
Courier.--Bristol Courier.
We hope the Courier will allow
us to purr softly and kittenly
around its great heels, without
sweeping us from the face of the
astronomical map.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-16

THE Chattanooga News of last
Sunday was cuckoo. 1t was
chuck full of good reading and
well displayed advertising.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-16

THE Cooperative town company
is disposing of its stock rapidly, but
it don't seem to be locating a site.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-16
AT BIRMINGHAM.

The Presidents reception at Bir-
mingham was genuine ovation, and
the demonstration was the noisiest
that has been experienced on the trip
thus far. This was due to tne firing
of cannon and simultaneous scream
ing of hundreds OF locomotives and
factory whistles and enthusiastic
cheering of the concourse that
thronged the station and adjoining
streets. Governor Jones and his
staff, in full uniform, and a COM
mittee of citizens, met the Pres
idential party at Henry Ellen
and escorted it to the city, where
the President was welcomed by the
Mayor and other municipal officers.
Drawn up in line in and near the
station were the Grand Army Post,
Confederate Veterans Association, To-
cal militia, representatives of militia
Of Selma and Montgomery, and
public school children, and behind
them were massed an immense
crowd of people. The city was elab-
orately decorated with national colors
and beautiful white dogwood blossoms
and business was generally suspended.
Addresses OF welcome were delivered
at the station by Gov. Jones and
Mayor Lane, and when the President
arose to respond he was greeted with
deafening cheers. The President and
party then made a tour Of the city
and were received with enthusiasm all
along the route. The President rode
in company with the Governor and
the Mayor in Va large open carriage
drawn by four splendid grey horses.
AS he reached O'Brien's opera house
he was greeted by the familia- strains
OF america" sung by the members
OF the Greenwood opera company.
The President acknowledged their
compliment by standing in the car
riage bowling with his hat in his
hand. This act arou ed the vii lest
enthusiasm and caused temporary
check in the progress OF the process
sion
After visit to South Highlands, a
beautiful suburban resort, the Presi-
dent and his party repaired to the
Caldwell House where a public recep,
ton lasting an hour was held. A very
large crowd attended, and supper was
afterwards served.
The party returned to the train at
So'clock, and imidlately started ioi
Memphis, which city will be reached
tomorrow morning at So'clock.
One of the pleasantest features oil
the Presidents visit to Birmingham
was the welcome he received from the
children of the public schools, (white
and colored). They turned out over
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-16

THE music of the Spheres is much
sweeter now since TIE COMET
got to playing a diurnal part.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-16

MANY a man is living to day
because he is to poor to hire q
doctor
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-16

Gov. BUCHANAN has given w,
0. Witherspoon mission to flip
the flashpan at Columbia.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-04-16
-. } -
Thursday April I'd will be our Spring OPENING

FRIDAY, the oath, our DRESS GOODS DAY.
AN Orders for Dresses taken Thursday or sold on
Friday amounting to $500 and up we will present the pur
chaser with bottle of Triple Extract of Coonge worth
one dollar.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-11
CURIOUS rNol,sn.
ersei@sss ~ o~..s ssessssssss csea ~
feSsis0esss

erssi@ess ~ O~ess ssesessssss tsea ~
Foreigners.
CA notice displayed ia Norway hotel
4 eofiaus sreeimea ef "Eaalish a.
che Ia seshe," IL feaas "a ieliews,
"i,ashl Iiset-elsss hath, Can anyeeay
get Teaheath, Warm and ceid Tub
bath and Shewes-eath, Az any time,
Eseept Saturday, t,y TIVE heass for
bore" rhss tfssse 20 mind. says Cham
tess' leasaAl. aaashes specimen of ses~
eisaefs' English, disrlayed On a notice
raate.l ar IA an are eshieissea tn japan
81 which foreigner. were welcomed
hese arc few examples ef tho raless
"visisafs Il requested ~ the entrance
~ shaw tiekess Ter Inspection, riek~
ets are charged 10 seas an sen.. Toe
the saeaiai ssa eemsaea respectively.
M Waiter wha IL mad % Intoxicated IL
allowed ~ enter Ia. Il aay eessea sesnsl
Ia ahall sss claimed " rettse No visi-
tss u allowed se esssy Ia with him.e,t
eas parcel aataella. stiek. ami the like
hiast except his purse. and u strictly
testiaaea ~ saso ta With himself stesa
a. shs .atae kind et eessta Visstes Il
requested ~ saks gVssd care ~ hisaself
fse@ thlsveiy"
An tasl,shmaa Ia nsaiazns sAw atss
played Ia shop ~tsssew this aetisei
"taslas saa nsmklss seia Here"
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-11
FREE LUNCH PHILOSOPHY.
Why 10 Yays - Set Oss . Decd Frss

Why - Says - Set Oss Decd Pre-
spread.
There ere men who work the tree
lunch routes you would never suspect
Of mesnness." remarked tho clerk Of .
prominent Broadway hotel to a New
York Herald reporter. We've had
men at this house. occupying good
rooms, too, who never averaged fifty
cents . day in tie restaurant. These
fellows will get cup of coffee and =
roll In the morning. perhaps. and live
on free lunches the rest Of the day. In
our cafo we set out . substantial lunch
hot stews, two or three kinds of cold
meats, bread, crackers and cheese. all
good-and walters arc there TO serve 1t.
IL Is for tho patrons of the bar. A man
can go in there aud buy flfteen-cent
drink and eat q squarc meal. and that Is
what sornc otherwise respectable gen.
tlcmen do.
There arc some men who will break
their necks 10 get something for moth
Ing Sometimes. too, they'll spend flfty
cents to ono dollar for drinks and cigars
while they arc eating free lunch. They
don't want 70 DO thought mean. There
are good many elegant free spreads
about town. and the lunch ficnd need
not work tho pano place oftcner than
once week or fortnight. Most Of
tho free lunches. however. are made mp
of worry salty and scrappy food. with tho
idea Of getting mp thirst Much of IL
II spoiled food, too, but Il COCA. Tho
majority of FREQ lunchcrs are hurd
drinkers. and speud twice the money In
rum that they savc on healthy food.
That ls why Il pays place 70 set out .
good free spread"
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-11
THE AQ,lU FLEA.
AsessssAss ss tse little resmess ussss
the Missssespes

ApSsassAse es tse tastts rssaeat usaes
the Mi.sssesee.
Nothing curious about nea. ehs tset
ne see. Put one under = strong micro.
se.tss. What . tsaasfafMattoal 10
eeems 20 he clothed In assaor "frsm
hssa IA seet" sesmea ~ brewa. ever
tapping plases. that are - exceedingly
tough ~ a. sa sisaast saasstfeetsela.
Ia head is small and very thin, With a
siasis sises eye ea each aide. che rays
sf light ssiatiilstias through the tiny
ersia like spAsks II tsses
Puget managed ~ lock through The
ere II ties with his powerful glass.
aadins that iss surface aimiaiahed es.
fpess IN .ise, while u multiplied them
IN aasabes=a man appearing like All
Army af fairies. and che fiame af can.
slls teesaias Thousand tiay stafs.
t'se,a ths shape af its heal, aaa TOE
ether reasons. tho hsa II supposed 81
ass bat .aa ave q, time, The offensive
waaraa IL The little creature 10 easas
rsssd 1T twa rsirt az ''feaiefs." twe
riasesss aud . taasua. When u feoia
IL ssss.is erect thEassias this sucker
tsts che fissh. aai will eat without sas
ssssaisaiaa u nat disturbed
the nss's manner at breathing II ssiii
undetermined. eas Il h sheasht ~ ea
tksalsh twe ANAL hslea ~ the es>a ~
the patpi.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-11
TIE EXAMPLE OF KINGS.


New the oendsr Of Noun Csme to ne
chausea.
Tho French court. ever fond Of novel
~. once carried ia innovations In
language - far a. "a alter the gcnder
of y substantive In compliment "a an
infant mistake Of their grand monarch.
The word ''csrrcssc." coach, was
originally feminine. IA its termination
implies. says Youths Companion.
Da. whom NJ. Menase published q
dictionary he gave II an avewedly mas.
oeline, Tho revolution as 10 the gender
Of this word arose ssem trivial gram.
matieal error.
Louis XIV, sueeccdcd 10 The crown at
the ssv Of Ave years. Not long after.
ward. on iaqalriav for HE coach one
day. hc happened to saistalse tho gender
ef tho noun. and scidi ''ou est moa
carrosse7" usiaa the masculine rroaeun
inatead Of the feminine. The courtiA -,
on the principle that thc king can slo
No wrvag. even In grammar. at encc
treated the word ''carroase" ea taaacu.
line, aad 80 II has continued ever since.
"Evetyene initiates the essmple OF tho
King" used Ia be eourtly maxim. and
Il IL even now acted upon more general.
ly than those who initiate Il would ac-
knowledge. Yet even tho moet slavish
tmitasass Of royalty would hardly 10 III
Gar as did the hcaeh ceartieru during
the preceding reign. that IT Leais XIII.
This meaareh aiae wa. = boy when
he succeeded aeary w, And being a
hoy he had NO board Therefore the
eeastiers would wear no beard them.
selves. Not man ~ them veaturea Ia
appear IN the ksas's presence aaless
smssethiy shaven.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-11
rng SHIPS DOCTOR.

Ne RAsssy sssss the Absolute Authority
81 shs csSs>aA-
I There b onc person on board . United
Ussaes steamship who never. or, ~ all
svsnsA rsrsiy. fssls the absolute
authority Of the captain or commander,
ssid s.val of1esr 70 - Louis Globe
Democrat reporter That person Is the
ships doctor. He 10 exempt from the
k&xzxsinx dnsies that the other menu
bsrs of his rasss must perform. and hs
never knows whsa IL u 70 bear the brunt
cf . surly commanders displeasure In =
petty affair. Everything seems to b
established On shipboard 70 fcnce the
captain with that dignity which doth
hsdgs king He esas alone In solemn
STATE In his cabin, and has his spart-
msnsS entirely separate from those Of
the othsr ofliccra After awhile. unlcss
he Is naturally good fellow, he must re-
ssive some impressions Of the power that
ne may wisld. and pf the isolated dignity
Of his position- He can't DO affable or
cordial. and he grows 20 not want 10 be.
Such q man was Commander McCalla,
who got into that scrapc recently. aud
was convicted Of offenses by the court
martial. MeCalls was naturally good
fellow. I knew him when no was q
lisutsnant. and hs was very different
man from the commander that behaved
% brutaliy TO bis mon Tho COM
mander may blnckRuard the executive
officer. may snub his subordinates and
trsst everybody hsrshly. but no
must leave the ships doctor alone. Ho
Ia exempt from annoyance and abuse.
and his Life h about The pleasantest on
hoard
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-11

fksss u a saref-tstssa ss.s,saS thass
vks ssii Ssfssea tssss 80 sss ias~sskss
s.,asss. ssss tAs tkss~Ss fsstsaa. that
sas ,.sssaas IA sss A~stsa4ss sassss |,
~ haze shsH ~asess ~ tks sa~.as~ Il
sha aaaaazssas wlii have ti.s esss saak
sssaas ana s@s saa ssii ma assass sssssA.
- snas~ssklS tsssssa wssh shs hasa
hsss shs s1aasss s>sssas tAss AGATE fsss
pisss hsxa sas tssa safssassas and
s.sas a tkssa sAssy sks shsaa - tss ~
~ hssas sasss isAds sass sts asss eefess
assis0hs ~ assiss ~ sss se<ssi place
Whsls shss< - a. reason assigned " =
ssss shss sas tss@sss as>Fsss sas s@asssa-
sasas Ass ssassAlsy NE aass y "a ssli
ous ASA -~~-es
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-11

Assssss ssss ss Mssh stsss = night - vAsi
~ Asssssa ~ = Asasns

Asstsss ssss - Mssh stsse night - vAsv
w. Assssa ~ Msssn,
A sssd deal ~ iatssess will attach -
tks sisit af che re t;ssskss. ths fase1-
i,s. Asa ashss artists .s shs peyeat tlar
sss tsaars ~ tss tRitss states, wsisss
: ieassea correspondent II Is vel,
sas~a shas Nv Ahhss 10 Ia ths kshtt ~
eAfsas sssy hiss salaries, fas larger ms
assa. thAa eaaii eesssniy es given Ia
tssisssi M.ss ,hsa eaas = visit ~
America has iaa ~ practical with.
asAwsl az shs sssi.s fFe.a efssatta ilse ia
tasissa, tes sss@els, since Msaa
fsssi sssstssi 81 aso a.shsiv. saa Mas.
asasssisA sessissa, Il Ne toeeiiees, f3oa
as.htiy, sslssss sc these ssvesits sssisss
sss hssa permanently attached ~ aa
sgsss tsesps ia heFePs. tss price "a ys
salssss IL always sfs ~ slssA bat ssa
shsssss tps admission ~ shs sFssa sssss
asst Fesasia Stationary.
Ne ssafssssazis, >ss sses bess ks>wA
- wake = sssssas sas "a ftaiisa efssA
la aasl>ast ssa shs Pxsstess asAaAsss
waaia sssk 50 sat aewa rather seAa "
Assssss expenses IL ~ perhaps. tas
ssss ss~sea shss sss A. Harris las tAssa
sks essgsatiea "a hsss sssssAl az his oea-
ssets ss-aaa sssS.ss his Artists vssis tss
shs tFastsa states so f2s - AF J is
nsszss IL ssaessasi, shs eaiy asaessass
sAs Asassa-a engagement wsli make : =
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-11
AN ,norpeNoeNr PRINCESS.



EWesgh fee uer.
When the present dowsgcr emprcss
Of Germany afst arrived In Berlin. says
Che Boston Deacea. tho stiH and
ssarched old dowagers Of the rrussian
court took great ei.snse because tho
wife of their futme sovereign insisted
upon nos calling upon her lady IN wait
Ing to perform any little service for her.
saeh a. picking mp her gloves or hand
keschief IL che Let them fall. or bring.
ing her book from shelf or table ~
che other side II the room.
The princess royal Of England had
pever been accustomed ~ such total i'm
seticn. and she did moi zee why she
shosld be compelled to practice II when
see became erowa princess of Prussia
Finally she brought down on her head
sharp remonstranee from some
hs~shty old eounteps who discovered
her In the act Of csrvysns chair aeross
her drawing room.
"Hishaesa." qaoth the severe old
dame. "the future queen of Prussia
beves does such things a. that"
The psineess set down the chair and
Ipsked The speaker full In the eyes
my mother. the queen regent ef
Great britain, waits upon herself al.
wsyA" replied the princess, ''aad what
che II accustomed ~ do the crewn
princess ef Prussia may eestsialy tin.
kAts without defegatioa 10 her digntV.s
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-11
eoN'r sool w,rn WIDOWS.
oesv . ne t-iss~ t~ssstsa tsess~As1
e~a s,.ss uss tsssss

oesw . ne t.tss~ t.ssstsa o<esssAsa
e~a tsss ssss tsssss
A sssss,ss sassisat hseesssa eas
esy l~st wess ~ = participant h = ell.
tas psstt az tiss ttsssss. che ssee ias
w~sassas 49, ~ssssk ss svea yst aa.
ks.wa ~ shs etss, @s.asess sssafs
ees. says che Nee vsst was,d Thsse
wess tsss ssuples AasaS tksm wss
. ahssssiss ysss6 wti.w whssa little
tsv wss bsrs ssssfsily Ia she s~stn
asssat Ties ssaess w~s = tts. ssswsy.
rss,st sAtsssa tsiss~. fss all ths wesli
like sAs ,s~si ssss sks issa wesasa
~.sis silss - ths sssss s.a seesi.ta
cradle dsssssss s~s. .sa thea ths hsrey
re,ss sssstsa sts-ss ~ essh sshss. sssss
sss~stssa ts4sss sss sssssss hsif
wtisc.ssa fAs wtisw ssd hos tsaa
wsss 10 tss shs.ls.w ss The saii A ssst
st ~isi ss~ssa tss s~~st :. ssit sad In
stsasiy 4 As.vy sri.sh startled sAs as
ssssi.s.isss ks<s si.sw ssvssts, the
lss ssiis~ ssa tsitsa overheard lie
wNs sShsa sss, tss ana s.sa~sa sssss>su
ssss wstsk ts hal sfFssssttr ss-
assssa - tss ssstss sassss tlA .
vss,sssis sssPss aa tss sssse~ay and
tss patty wss hsssssd tawssa sha
shsss Ihs aafsstsssta hsss Ne sss
pssss sssssh sas asst .iss. TIA wkis~,
Isss~ssS ss asa ssss, tsiS . tsssaa ~
sssss sssa-ssass sssa vita s3ssy sisshss
that sks psss sass wss isss ss~as ~
klss has ~ksa sks tssss sssksS. s.s IA
ktz ssasss~ssat his f@is tsssh ssessss
t..ess ~s.t s.~s sa shs SEA STA kssw
b. ks sks 80 saasa esss " Wa sasa-
ilsht ara thsy stsasesssssi sssssss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-11

Lava saaais continues ~ decisas ia
Popularity asaeAs tRsisshwemea.
The ss9t Is thai Ma game. aIaeRs ex-
ress.. " asw played ~ 80 tasless =
rate that u u sasse like hard eexk thea
flas Whsa u was Introduced At GEss
u WA esssioi "a Ia : yasv islsersly
tashssa. wtshest sessees aA.Fsaas semeat
et e<.ssasas - ssssasssiaS ~ sAs ess-
sen, ass,A sefs<as avis ~ ths femiates
Peskss@es at tas tssa enthusiasts
ksas ths sAsas. sasFesveN has bs=
easna 50 ssisastas tass chs casual plAy-
81 has 80 shAAss 81 ssissiasskss. aaa -
hs Seaas woman "a ever wsllsas - %
ssss ~ dlsa,sssasages II aasayalty foi-
lave saAs tAs s<ees.s have NE asEd a.
@ess eatueiy " sAesasefvsA AID sass
tas ssoP ef rising players "a tas saSsst
sss = sre~tas szsaliss svefv Asx>
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-11

less 10 PARA The posslAs poiish tenor
viii acs sing agasa IN the rrNsea capital
for eonsids<Aels psried. sad ks> partici-
patton even in the Neysresss ssntenAry 10
now sxtrsasiy doubtful Arssts. after
all, have 10 look 70 the main chaaoe.
IN the United States Mr.. j. de Rsssks
viii, Il - undsrstood. receive . salary OF
Eaoo night His sAlary in Paris Is s4id
to be goo per moath. Art, ss read
through French spse,aeles, may no doabs
- very grand affair. bat the money
potHt Of view cannot eatirely be lsfs Gus
Of count Until. tAsrefors. France 10
willing TO pay more adequate salaries,
II must pcs up with Artists Of The second
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Telegram-herald., 1891-09-11

pEoEATE oNprE--Stste az Mte.iesn. ccen.
1 IL af Kent. So Az SesStan ~ tie Probate
raurt ter Ssid county ot hens. hc,d NJ the Pre-
hate once. In the ci;r Of Grana Rapids. en the
Tin dsy ef Scpsemoef Ia tie ycsr cao tasus.
aai elaAt hundred a0d a lnrt< one.
rresent. IyruSk rerksa~ Judge Of Probate.
hlNnkikA IkRsNkklS deceased.
WttilsM 1eg Mcef necases ~ tkr lass vi /,
and testament Of sata aeceRset ha,irk feas
assva g. this court his naal ~ minlstssttsn
account.
It's eritrea that rrssAv tso "a esv es oets.
No. itls, ht ten a'clssS Ia ter tSscneaa. ~ said
Probate efiee. te arretasea Tee the exar,ins-
tlna aud allowance =. aatd acasant.
Aud IL IL further ordered. That y ecry of this
estcr - pae,lsacd three successive weeks rsv~
s.eus IL aid dsy ~ hesrlae. In the rkas-
asAuttssAlss = daily n,wSpepeg rgiatea ana
elsoulattns Ia said county >cAL
CNkti> r. rNkkiNS.
A true sepy, Jsss.se II freeAsr
Aeetrs n. Mason. REGISTER. wsa ssp o
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-11

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