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Wisdom and Poetry.

My mother died many years ago, but her
example and Precepts still live in my mem
Dry and heart as fresh as if it were but yes
terday. Being of New England p~atentage,
the Life OF Christ and the Wise Savings of
Ben Franklin furnished the themes for
much of her early teachings. Poor
Richards proverbs were impressed u on
me early and late, and chief among them
was that thrifty idea, TAX care of the
pennies and the pounds will take care of
themselves" | have saved many pennies.
but some how or other tho pounds have
failed to verify the philosophy. She WAS
very fond OF books and flowers, spending
all her spare time, by day, both winter and
summer, ~ the cultivation of her tastes in
this regard. remember "A favorite state
ment of hers, taken from the German,
which IS embodied III the following pretty
y~ersicle:
Place a rose ne}r thy bed,
Nightly sentIy to kesp,
And ANGELS shall rock thee
On roses to sleep.
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What Others Say.

''% bAiC
General Russell A. Alger, who was seen
at the Fifth Avenue hotel a few minutes
previous to his leaving for his home in De-
troit, said very feelingly: st will be i'm
possible for me to write anything for you
at this time for the symposium. ILave
just had a great affection in the loss of my
daughter. and | can assure YOU when you
speak to me about my mother, it is a very
tender subject to me. The last time | saw
her l was only twelve year old, and she babe
me goodbye with the words. God bless
you my boy, do right always Tn great
est regret of nv life has ever been that l
did not have the opportunity to make her
as comfortable as would have liked.'
A young poet in New York. whose devo-
ton and loyalty to the memor of his
mother is SO strong that he will not permit
any one IN his presence to speak lightly of
any woman, SAYS his mothers ~tavorlte ex-
preston was: Never unde any circum-
stances do anything mean"
Mayor Grants mother died when he was
but sixteen months old.
Col. Robert q. Ingersoll was a little tot of
only two years when his mother passed
away, and the Rev. DIR. Lyman Abbott,
pastor OF plymouth church. Brooklyn, has
been equally unfortunate in the loss of his
mother.
II all the pleasant facts in connection
with the compiling of this Symposium
cou-d be printed it would make an interest
ing story in itself. 1t will not be irrelevant,
however, to mention one incident.
1t was very quiet in the Hon. Chauncey
M. Depew's office in the Grand Central de-
rot the other day when he began to write
the above contribution. Only the ticking
of Il clock and the passing of his pen over
the paper was audible until q hand organ
opposite his windows on Fortv-third street
struck up Home Sweet Home" then DIR.
Depew stopped writing for Il minute and
with a tender smile on his face gazed fond
ly and t~honahtfnliy on the wall at a large
photograph of Peekskil!, the home of his
birth and his boyhood.
ARTHUR IRVING GRAY.
Copyright.
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IN FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
i Lewis and Clark county. State of. , cDtana.
In tho mater of tho estate of benjamin G.
Brooke. 60
Pursuant to an order of said court made on tho
18th day of hiar. A. u. ISL. Notice is hereby
given that Monday. June 18th, A. b. 1891, ut ~
O'Clock q, m. Of said day at the oourt-house. ia
Helena. Stat of flonlana, has been appointed M
the time aud place for proving the will and tcs-
lament with codicil enncxed of keniAmin G.
Brooke. deceased, and for hearing tho application
OF sarah j. brooke for the issuance TO her. vii
liam Muth. Il. 7. Hausor and ". NJ Parchsn OF
letters tssiamenar ~. Whom and where any per-
ron intsrestcd may appear and contest tie same.
Given nnder my hand rni the seal of said court
thu 18th day OF Msy, 1921.
l6GAL1 JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
BY ii. j. cassidy, Dept
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Recalled by Men Who Have Risen
to Eminenee in Many Vo-
cations.
Tender Words That Very Largely
Shaped the Course of Their
Lives.
Tribute by Henry Clews. Robert Collyer,
Chauncey M. Depew, Ex-senator
Plat and Others.
Written for THE SUNDAY INDEPENDENT

Written for THE SUNDAY INDEPENDENT.
What a beautiful volume of choice read
ing could be compiled on the favorite say
ings and stories of the mothers of remarka-
able men. There is a lot of unwritten his
tory here. which, if called forth, would
show that mother stories md mother say
ings have not only had a wonderful inlu-
ence, but a most direct bearing on the lives
of men who have risen from the ranks up
to first place in the vocation they have at
tanned SO much eminence in. Who has not
heard in conversation with a successful
man the words as applied to some good
maxim, My mother used to say
Although it is a fact that many celebrated
characters in history never had any mem
DRY of their mothers ut all while the
mothers of ons who have lived and died
without even a tirge of smartness attached
to their career were being constantly told
some valuable precept, it does not prove
anything in particular and it would be use
less to waste a lot of wordy metaphysics
upon the subject of this symposium.
Will you kindly furnish in a few lines,
over your signature, the best story or say
ing you recall most wildly as coming from
your mothers lips!
HENRY CLEws' GUIDE TO PROSPERITY.
My mother, from my earliest recollection
mp to the present period of my existence
was always my ideal of a true and good
woman, in fact, the nearest approach to a
perfect one on this earth. To her | owe all
that is In me which is worthy of imitation
and transmission to my children. She
taught me from infancy up many wise
things and sayings. One of them I dis
tinctly recollect, and l can now almost
think that hear her gentle but forcible
voice, saying: Now. Henry, to bed,
for remember, early to bed, early
to rise, will make a man healthy,
wealthy and wise.'" This oft repeated
quotation WAS made to ring in my ears and
was therefore forced indelibly upon nv
mind, and it is due to making it nv pnidf
through life that | owe my present pood
health, cheerful spirits and much of nv
business success. l recommend it's adop
ton to all young men starting out to make
a career for themselves. NY word for it. il
is the best tonic yet discovered for build
ing up the rising generation to make sue,
cessful men in all walks of life ~requirins
enterprise and arduous work.
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tors. were poor. I reached my destination
at about 2:30 o'clock in the morning. Nv
mother came to the door, opened it and
said, SIS that you, Joel?" l said "Yes."
Before | entered the door she said. You
have come down to go to the war, haven't
you?" and l replied Yes" She then said,
That is right, come in, and kiss me-"
The mother of the Gracchi had three
sons, my mother only one.
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There Is nothing more harmless and effect
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Collector Erhard's Mother.

left the University of Vermont April 81,
1851, came to New York, and went to the
place. four miles from Fulton Ferry, where
my parents, whom had rot seen for nearly
q year. then lived. They, like their ances-
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81.
' ass1 Is set ss: QUARTER
ker e9 nnnT w 1rst OF Fl

=, y m mom Who has since ZEN URY
become identified with the resources and nrN
development ofthat country. This man I11O
is no other than Mr.. John Stewart, one of the
wcaltbicst and most influential citizens in the
county. In n recent letter he says: 81 had been
suffering from pains in my back and general kid
ncy complaint for some time, and had used many
remedies without any but temporary relief. The
pains in my back had become so severe that I was
prevented from attending 10 my work and could
not move about without the use of a cane. Hear
ing, through n friend, of the wonderful cures eff
fccted by oregon Kidney Tea, l was nduccdtotJ
a box, and from that very first dose found instasA
relief, aud before using half the contents of the
box the pains in my back entirely disappeared.
1 have every faith in the virtues of the Oregon
Kidney Tea, and can coascicntiously recommend
IL 10 my friends. 4 would not be without 1t Tor
anything" -.
oregon Kidney Tea cures backachc, inconti-
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From Rishop Potter.

should be very glad to serve you, if l
could, by complying with your request. But
my mother died when | was little more
than au infant. much too young to have any
recollection of any words even of hers.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS-IN The DIS
~ trict court of the First judicial d lstrict Of
the state of Mountains, in and for tho county of
Lewis and ilsrke.
In the matter of the estate of Alfred McCnrter,
deceased.
Motto is hereby given by tho undersigned, adj
ministtstor oil Tho ettats of Alfred Mot after, do
ceased, to the creditors of, and all persons hay
ing claims n alnst the SAID deceased, to exhibit
them with tho necessary vouchers. within four
months after tho first publication OF this notice.
TO the sald administrator At the law office Of
Nasstna Butlard, room !, told block. in the city
OF Helena, Montana. thu same being the place
for tho transaction OF tho busincap OF said estate
In tho said county Of Leais and Clarke.
j. l.. La DR!ERE,
Administrator OF the Estate Of Alfred
Mctsarter. deceA ,od.
Dated April "a. 1b3L
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Rev. Robert Coliyer's Brave 9th
My dear good mother found it hard to
make ends meet and tie in the small cot
taRe by the Washourn, say sixty years ago.
There was a house full of US. and us WI
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-01-01

Fresh FlUrlua Oranges at A. j.
Browns
We offer a liberal reward for bet
ter wagon than the cold Hickory"
cost considered,
SEAvER q SUMMERS.
Burdensome taxes can be reduced
greatly by using the Mastie Mixed
Paints. SEAVER & SUMMERS.
As Andrew Jackson was king among
men, so is the cold Hickory" king
among wagons
The Webster Wagon is the best and
is for sale only by
RHEA, SEEHoRN 4 Co.
| Powder, shot, loaded shells and am.
munition Of all kinds at Seaver &
Summers.
Buy your wood heating stoves of the
Johnson City Tin and Stove Co
They have large stock and Offer
them very cheap.
Seaver & Summers have the CUR
trade this season, having disposed o
so, and the hunting period is just be
ginning
Buy trunk cheap OF Campbell 4
Ponder.
We have 1000 Yellow Locust Post
for sale. SEAvER & SUMMERS. If.
A full lire Of Splashers at Rhea
Wood & Co.'S
A splendid line of Shoes, Ladies'
Gents and Children's, at
CAMPBELL & PoUDER's.
Heating stoves for the next ten day
at greatly reduced prices at the John
son City Tin and Stove Co.'s store.
Call on us for Dress Goods. Pri, G
! 10 suit all, CAMPBELL 4 PoUDFR,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-01-01

G Kirkpatrick's is the place to buy
your Pants Goods. Good Factory
Jeans at 20 cents; Cassimer and Ker-
seys from 25 cents to $1.25.
"Bud" Holston, editor OF the Rog-
ersville Herald, was in the city last
week. His wife has been spending
the holidays with relatives here.
At the meeting of the young mems
literary club Saturday night the ques-
ton was, (Which is destined to be.
come the greater town, Bristo! or
johnson City Bristol News.
Miss Wrenn, now performing at the
Park Theatre is very clever for a girl,
and will undoubtedly make name and
fame for herself ere long We predict
bright future for her. She ia both
cunning and cute.-Brooklyn Eagle.
+. NJ. Chritzman made an assign
ment last Saturday for the benefit oil
his creditors. G. L. Seehorn is the
assignee. The liabilities are about
$500 and the assets slightly over
$4,000 Inability to make collections
is given as the reason for the assign
ment, and it is probable that the trou
BILE will only be temporary.
The Martha Wrenn Comedy com
pany commences three nights en-
gsgement at Jobe's Opera House to
night, and as it is one the best com
panies on the road will draw larg,
houses. Miss Wrenl is highly spok
en- by the press wherever she ha
been, See notices elsewhere. TIT
first night the company will presen
for the first time in the city "Angel o
the Household Friday night" Danites
and will close on Saturday will
Geraldine" Seats on sale at usuu
prices at Gumps.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-01-01

G. Kirkpatrick will en- ieavor to sell
the dear people goods cheaper than
ever. Be sure to give him trial.
Miss Neppie King, Miss Della Lots
reich and her brother, Coy Lotspei III,
are visiting friends at Johnson City
Morristown Gazette.
Tiny, petite, winsome little Martha
Wrenn is delighting the audiences
at the Chestnut street Theatre, this
week, with gems from al Troatore.
AS " Sally Scroggins" she is drama
tic treat-Philadelphia Ledger.
We see from the Fayetteville Dis.
patch that DIR. w. J. Miller, OF thi;
city, has disposed of thoroughbred
horse to Mr.. Geo. J. Goodrich, of Fay
etteville, at a handsome price. The
Doctor only keeps the best stock, anC
has taken more blue ribbons for stock
than any man IN the State
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-01-01
Annual Meeting.

The Watauga Lumber company
nsld its annual meeting yesterday
and elected new officers. The officers
for 1891 are A. H. Pettibone, Pcesi'
dent L, P. speck, Gen. Manager; W
w. Petherick, secty. and Treas. A, H
Pettibone, l.. P. speck, H. H. STRAIT
ton, A. N Molesworth and Isaac Ham
ton we're elected directors. The net
earnings for 1890 were s7,SS0.O9 which
shows that the company has enjoyed
good trade and that johnson City
has been growing,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1891-01-01

After all, the best way to know the
real merits of Hoods Sarsaparilla is ia
try it yourself. Be sure to get Hoods
Thomas Rodgers got his gun off at
"Mol." Campbell last night. The bull
let struck her on the forehead and
glanced off without serious injury.
Martha Wrenn is scoring big hit
in Francisco as =" Cad, The Tombov,"
aud Manager Leonard Grover should
be proud Of his talented and lovely
little Observation-Disclosures Com.
mercial.Gazette.
We are sorry to announce the illness
Of Mr.. Hart, OF the firm of Hart, Arm.
brust & Co., who has been quite 81 k
for some time, but hope We ma have
the pleasure Of mentioning his con.
vslescence, if not recovery, next week
On Christmas night Mr.. Daniel
Bowman, father of Mr.. Jno. F. Bow
man, OF Johnson City, was taken sud.
denly i'll and died IL his seat at hnob
Greek Church without moments
warning. His death is supposed to
ha re been caused by apoplexy.
Frog Level" or "Pot Liquor Flats, :
a location in the Southwest portion oil
the town, was split wide open on
phristmas Eve night by some of the
young bloods. Frog Levelp "Pot
Liquor Flatsl" Hal ha! Better look
out, boys-frst thing you know story
will be written, and the heroes will
not be represented by fictitious names
either. See?
Last week Capt Henry Perry called
on The COMET, accompanied by J. f
Phillips, of Roam Mountain. Mr.. Pail
lips is native of North Carolina. HI
is 30 years old, weighs 81 pounds an(
stands 3 feet and 6 inches in his stock
ings. He is a benedict, and his wifi,
tips the beam at about $50 pounds
and his son, one year old, weighs sew
eral pounds more than his father. Mr.
Phillips is shoemaker by trade, ant
is fine workman. He wears No L
child's shoe.
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w. l.. Crumley was over from
Bountvilie Saturday.
Col. John Helms and wife, of Nor
ristown, was in the city last week.
Miss Mamie Bushong has returned
from school at Cleveland Tenn.
Miss Retta Ryburn, of Sullivan
county is visiting relatives in the city.
w, 0. Thomas, editor OF the Ad-
vance, is in Chattanooga on business
trip.
G. kirkpatrick still leads the van on
low prices. Come one and all for bar
gains,
Fuller Grisham, of Boone's Greek,
died at his residence last Sunday
morning after a long illness.
G. Kirkpatrick has beautiful line
Groceries Of all kinds, and cheaper
than any one in the city.
Miss Rosa Minnick, of Green
Spring, Va, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
j. d. CrOwell, on Walnut street.
There will be preaching at Boyd's
Hall, Carnegie, next Sunday at 10 80
a. M, by the pastor, Thomas R. Rus
sell. Strangers in. the city specially
invited.
Rev. L. j. Hawkins, pastor OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church at
Greoneville, Tenn, will preach at the
Presby terrain Church next Sabbath
You are cordially invited.
Episcopal Mission.-Service on Sun
day, January 4, 1891, at 10 80 a, m. /;
Christmas music and sermon. Tue'-
day, January 6.-Festival of the
Epiphany; morning service and the
Holy Communion; 1880 a. m.
Martha Wrenn, with the Union
Squire Co., at Miners Theatre, is an
ideal Lucy" and ideal assigned her.
She is an old New York favorite and
one of the original Wrenn family
New York Herald
When John Shea took charge Of the
Three C's Monday he began to WELD
his official axe il true Irish style, and
the only man that escaped was crab
bit" Watson and his son, Bird, engin-
eer ard fireman OF No. 81.
The johnson City Lodge, No. 4S6,
F. g. A. NJ, had their annual feast on
St. Johns day, the 9th instant in
.Tobe's Opera House. The families of
the Masons and large number OF
invited friends enjoyed the repast.
The officers for the ensuing yea were
publicly installed by Judge H. H.
Ingersoll of Knoxville.
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Martha Wren and Company.

Morristown Gazette.l
This highly praised and popular
comedy company opened three
nights engagement at the opera hou e
Monday evening, and played the
CANCEL Of the Household" to delight
ed audience. Miss Wrenn is a captiva-
ting artist in her line, and never fails
to charm with her sweet songs and
musical powers. She is well support
ed, and there is not q "stick" in the
comgany. Tonight Tuesday, the
Danites, OF 40, will be presented, and
will no doubt draw a large house, as
those who attended last night will
very likely go back tonight and take
others with them.
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A Music House.

Macarthur, the Music man OF Knox
vile, has decided to open n branch
house in Johnson City, and has al
ready begun shipping some pianos
here. He will run first.class store
and handle the best goods in his line
and will find that he has chosen well
his location.