davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-06-24
Gin U1t6peritdnontf.

Sn Dem 6auie eineS reicben ungartiben
@run0beiiBers = Die Somilie lit i'm Beiter
&omitat b~egiitert = gin9 eS bieier Sage
bocb Der. a3a6lretbe Wttt9lieber Der Dorz
nebmen @eicui6aft 8ubopcitS tparen 3u
8eiu6 0a, unter ibnen audi Elm iebr betannz
ter &apalier, SIS CAB 8er9nii9ungen in
6lue un6 Siue; etn famoieS Diner, bos
'bis gum Qlbenb tpGbrte, famoie @eine, faz
moie Gtgarren unb famoie, Gcbt ungari1cbe
&aune. QSte auf etnen 3auberlblag fell
ten 1t6 3tgeuner Elm unb bic frDbltbe
Stimmltng bate etnen 10 bpben @rab err
ret6t, Dab Der SetretGr 6es @utSberrn, Elm
trcffltcber @el9er, auf iein 3tmmer elite,
feline Gtoltne bottle unO iib unter Die 81
ge1ner milbte unb, bic feline 6apannaz
ctgarre I'M WtnnOe, feurt9 mitiptelte. Ser
@utsberr u9efti 6irlap" er3Gblt bic Sc
i6i3te = ibaute bas freunblidb un6 benz
Sefretdr %tuOblgefautg 3untdcnb nit an,
mas ben iungen Wtann MIR gu erbobtem
@tfer anipOrnte. -. 9a geibab ettpas l1nz
ertDarteteS. Der befannte &apalter, pott
tpel3em I'M @tn9an9e 0teier 3eilen oie
9tebe mar, benterfte 6aS reue Wfit9Lte6 Der
3t9eunsrfapeQe (6er SetretGr lit Elm bib
iber briinetter Mfann nit tiefountlem
6aar), unb entriitet bariiber, baB Ser
vgefe 3tgeuner es mage, in Nntpelenbeit
Der 6erri6aft gu raucben," trat er Dor ben
@etger bin unb - opplt3ierte t6m cine
iol3e Obrfei9e, baB bem SefretGr bie Ql6e
BON Der Gigarre, bic Gigarre aus benz
Wunbe unb bic @eige II Ser 6anb fiel,
@roBe 8eriptrrung. @ntieben. Quftldz
rung. 8itte UNI 8er3etbung. 9as paren
bic Goniequen8en bcs freitpiQigen 3i8eu@
nertbumS ~unieres Sefretdrs, Der cine neue
Gigarre anbrannte un6 nunmebr i'm &retie
Der @eieQlboft icbmer3ltcb 5ub0rte, tpie Die
3igeuner, etnen mulifalii6en Q8ib ristt7
ren6, pl0Bltb BEN GoupIetrefratn aus benz
,8ettcl1tu0ent" anitimmten : vW2tr lit mani
cbes 1bon paiiirt = QIber 10 ettpas nibt."
, 1893-06-24

@absbobnen 81. 5O@1.75 per 20 Quart.
8%lunenfobI $1.0001,5O 6as &tft9cn,
Stefriiben 100000. ser 8uibel; Somaten
$3.50 ser vGrate"; Stpeet 8otatos aus
Sainots $2.00@2.50 baS SAB.
@6tsfeD: SLIP.
&o6Ien: SIM &Getnen, 9r6Bere yGg9"
$3.50 Bic 3Onne, fleinere unb ygtut" ODER
vGon9e" 1878.
g + n n: 8efte Stables $1.9O02.5 so,
mittelgute $1.750$1.85, nit bet Mtaicbine
gereinigte 1.70(01.80.
, 1893-06-24
gu fanfen gein6t.


On taufen 9eiu6t: SDli0er 9eI9dftsmauu
~ miiuI6t ii) on etnert IDbnenoen Seih6fte 3u bethel.
lt9en Doer Elm 1Dibes gu toufeu. Sfferten inter vi @,
9enti9e 8ubboublung, 2e2 gtOrtb Ape., erbeten.
, 1893-06-24

40 2inopur 8acIatp
I'll Stppert Wm
712 &trpta $
7l3 &itteu S @bGiaro
TIA &nbert Suitao
us &nbeniobn S
716 &oeb 9r S0queS
III &of & @
7l8 &pmenroIen &eop
719 &ubas &arel
720 &uomi7 Sraultiet
721 Suomig Selta
722 &uIenSfD Wtr
1923 &uB Mm
724 MoreS Soiepb
725 Wtalfom Sc
726 Ma4ami Souls
, 1893-06-24
abennbIatt ner auttota ataata-aettate, aannfaa, "a. @tnt 1893.
- 9os -
VlbenOblatt Der Sa. 9taats= 3eitnna

NbenOblatt Der 81. Staats= 3ettn
1T in ben unten ongegebenen @el9dften gu babeu
Nnrofeite.
6. Sentmer, 1899 2tncOIn aoe.
o.. 6. stephan, 1850 Siucoln abs.
403 @roB Ape.
402 RDscoe 8ouleoar6.
q. 8. Semitic, 1881 Belmont aoe.
9. Goldman, 174 @Iorf ctr.
6. 81. Wtppre, 42 2iucpIn Moe.
Son Hplabs. 1876 Siucpln Aoe.
6. 2. SaD, $40 &incoln Noe.
Sraut ma9uer. 597 9incoln @ne.
Soiepb Mtrut, TAI 2incolu aee.
6. gteubouS, $40 &iucoln Ape.
wm. SoplOr, 1917 &incDlu Aoe.
%. Betting, 1925 @larf Str.
Sorber. 457 Glart ctr.
Srau Sinoemonr, 421 glarf Gtr.
9. 81. Bar, 33 glort Ctr.
80. u. WtDnep, 267 @lorf Str.
st. Sermauu. 16l @Iart Str.
S. u. Gteseu, 513 @lort Str.
8. 8edner, 590h Start Str.
Sau6 Bros.
g. 9oppmaun, 967 @lorf Str.
8. Smttb, 991 9lort Ctr.
Srau 6. WaIfer, 453 @eGs Str.
go. Stutbertprb, 500 Wens ctr.
9urnbun, 545 mells ctr.
WG s.. S9mibt, $50 Weas Ctr.
6. 81. Stpeet, TOT meaS Ctr,
Spbn 9tnrr, 280 me1s Str.
.. @urrie, 300 Mens ctr.
g.. 6ieie, 344 MSeaS Ctr.
8. 9iuer. 1863 @9eas ctr.
Brutu, 1l9 Mels ctr.
Sobn 9erf. 141 meas ctr.
SDbn 9ndle1, I'll @eas ctr.
6rou 6. SpbnIDn, 276 @eas Str.
G.. Wacin9, 100 99eas Str.
8. 9alaG, 389 @eIs Str.
G.. SSeriau, so @eas Str.
8. Weber, 1876 Sorrobee ctr.
9Dffmaur, AGA 2orrobee Ctr.
6. Berger, SIT Sarrabee Str.
Srou 6. Morean, 225 9totfiDn Ctr.
She Columbus, $40 9~ipiion ctr.
6. M. @btte, 4O7H 0iotiion ctr.
g. 6. gellpu, 1874 9iniIiou ctr.
6. s~tnberiou, BIT 9iptfiDn Str.
8. WeiiQer, 81 Willplp Str.
g. u. gDmanu, 66 @i1Dlp Ctr.
8. S6urtel, 81 Stote Str.
S. 4. 9iebL 255 @IeoelouO Qne.
8. Saurf, 391 Seb9pid ctr.
81. S. WteBIer. 587 @ebgpid ctr.
g. @useI, 1893 Seo9nif Str.
GreuIer, 262 Sebgptf ctr.
SDbn Stein, 294 Sebgpic ctr.
9itties, 1852 Sebepid ctr.
Q. 6. Putnom, 249 @lpbOlru Nne.
0apter, 40S GlDbourn %pe.
s. MetB, 1923 @lD6purn &pe.
q. m. S9Iid. "a @Ipbourn Noe.
0obert Srs9er, 149 SGinpis ctr.
g. Stbraber, 316 Martet Ctr.
SllDe6loo s. WtaDmnIen, 30l Wtorfet Ctr.
9ortenberg, 212 Genter ctr.
8. @rben, 139 @enter ctr.
Jrau M. Subn, AZ Gugenie ctr.
Nug. Stranger, 81 @u9enie ctr.
9boS. 8DbeL 1l6 Gu9enie Ctr.
S""le'1e"
auditorium Sotel.
Utttorta Sptel.
NeltHgton SoteL.
Selano 9oteI.
WtcGoDS 9oteI.
S~eTtngton SpteL.
80 @on9reB ctr.
81 &oams Ctr.
III Ban 8ureu Str.
10 SarrtioH ctr.
Ill Sorriiou ctr.
S:ort 9oteI 35. ctr. unb IGobaIb Moe.
@eftSeite.
Cav. ,oeo On norts Nno
@ohsr a97 - monIpmnnn SIN.
U,r5nr oTo 81 Gorfrr,io Srne
, 1893-06-24
YeriGnli6es.


GeirutbsgeIud. Gin iuuoer N}ouu 30 oobrp
e oil. bon angeHebmen NeuBeren. miirIht. no eS linn
on altSretDenoer SamenbetauntidoTt mauoelt mit eirpr
9ebIloeter 9anIe entlprebeu0en Differs, ams oht6arer
5onilte, bsbnfs 9eirat9 in Correspondent An treten'
Stren91ts Serl9lplegen9eit 5~ugeiiGert. SfeTteu nebit
aeituIa. Sermittler perbeteu,
, 1893-06-24

Gre1tnben un0 getannten bic traurige gta9ri6t, 6oB
meine gelebte Satin uno uniere Wtutter Bertha
9ubner, ge6. &teBp, i'm Qlter bon % Sabreu uno 10
Ntonaten am 6rettag. ben %. Stunt &benos So llbr
ieIig i'm Serrn enti6lofen it. Sic 8eerbigung fiuoet
am SDnnta9, 25. Sum-, ~9tnfmtttags 2 ubr pom Sraner.
bauie, 453 Stncoln 9lOe., aus nab benz ROiebia 9tr9boT
itatt. I'm title SbetlnaDme bitten
BauI Siibmcr, Satte,
milbelnt uno @rtbur, &in6er; auguite &ieso,
Ntutter; g8tlbelm unb WiIbeImine 9tbner,
S6lpiegereItern.
, 1893-06-24
9ei6Gfts= 0eleqenbeiten.

= Il O~erfaufeu: Salopn; EN- @t=0aus nit fieben
- 3lmmerr. Seine @Oucurren5 ~inuerbolb 9lpds.
onbereS @ei9Gtt babe. gtatSufra9en ~ Nortb ape.,
pon so 8Drm. unb IA gsadm.
q pertaufen: Saloon, 5 m66lIrte 3immer, btaio
~ pegeH iofOrtiger abreiie. gu erfrogen
49, W. &anoolpb ctr.
q nertaufen: Saloon.
- 23in2t 49, 9oDton ctr.
, 1893-06-24

@aqen, gferOe, &iibe, SunOe II. j. IN.

0u Oerfaufen: Sin gutter, fat neuer eoua 9anel
~ 6=Sprtng Sop=gBogen, aud Surutable. 6era6e Der
98ogeu Tnr 9rpBe 8Qderet Dber Sounorp; biaio merIu
balo 9enpmmen. 3 Au9uita Ctr. 23jn2t
uoerfoufen gu9gp unb Surrep in outer
~ @erfalung, btaig. y. o.. Bog 157 @ponbole,
@oof 60, ST.. ION bom
= upe|rtanen: @us9e8etdnetes 8uoopz0fer6
~ 8 Sabre ati %teblerfret. WEon aoreiIire: u. s. 8or
49, &oouOale. GoOf &c.. 81. ian bon
, 1893-06-24
SteQen0eiu6e.

S4NAINyIT u
Mefu9t: Gin I'M 9aufnd) erfnbrener 9eutiber
W Gprt6t ou9 uu9arii4 uno bDbntiIf) fu6t lrgenb
iuelbe 8e9dftiguug. Neritebt aud @roarbeit.
SObann Seont5d, 119 80. 9eman Ctr.
Mefu9t: GIN erIter &lofIe &udmater nit beIten
W 3eu9uiIIen iuft 9ei9Qftiguug. abreIien inter
G IL Thanksgiving erbeten.
G6efu9t: Gli6Ber, 26 Sabre alt, leoig. friber 8uts
W batter. Correspondent (ooer 9ei6GftSfubrerl ipri6t
oeutl6 uu0 t%ran5Diiid, iuGt lei6te Stelle. 3eferen8eH
iteben 3nr 9iSpoiitiOm. gubler, GAO Mabiiou Abe,
SIbieite
Mefu6t: Sin tu9ti9er. Wurftno9er iubt einen oil.
ten PlaB iOfort. Saitbous SO. 2O1 9Ipmoutb
@penue.
(M e d t Outer beuti6er @pnbttur iu6t Iofort Gteae.
" @OnbitOr, 166 9. SeTerion Str.
, 1893-06-24
W6bentltde 8riefiite.
@hicaao. %. SUM.

y UIIWBU u AO' NJNTNI|
gtae in bieTer Site angeaeigten grlsie iDetbe MID
%oeredhTet, 9boebolt Iino, merbe1 no1 Der dead Letter
Gfhcn,1tn MSnfhinntnn nPinnnI.
, 1893-06-24
SerIangt: Sraneu unO @GOden.

O%N" ""~
OerIangt: Sin 9ntes M6O9en fir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ arbeit. 456 Sr6nrb Str.
NerIon9t: Gin in 9ausorbeit uuo &iide erfobres
~ mes @t0b9en fur feine 6omilie. Oeiterrei6erin 0ors
ge5Ogen. Srau Salt, 1913 Genter Str. 23in3t
NerIougt: GIN reipettobles Wtdo9en fir 9auss
~ arbeit, muB tofen, lpoi6eu uuo bigelu t6nueu.
&obu $3.50 per @ode. 1917 9ioeriep @pe. 22in3t
02erIan gt 5rouen5tmmer fir oagemeine 9ousorbeit
~ in 6omilie bon 9rei. &eihter 4lab, &obn Sc per
WOtbe, Sooro uno 3immer. 9ad5ufragen mad II 1br
Mtprgens, 1925 Waboib Aoe., 1. Stat.
see r1ang ct: @~rfnbreue &e1nerin fir Sund=9foon1,
~ I1IB gut enQlii6 ipredeu tDnnen. Seine Spuutagss
arbett. Sebalt SIS. 148 Dearborn Str.
, 1893-06-24
at ein,io In ieiuer 9(rt.

$4,000 size. leberba9ter eroBer Stano. Seerben
DON gnffalos, milbeu Stieren Irb ngufing 8r0nbos".
Sp9bobn, Satnois Central, &obeI= elettrii1e unb
gIereeboAnen fibren ale gum So. Str.-Sin9ang. Gin=
in 0eeSutpiBs @ibIjotbet Npon s 9eeln'a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-21
CRAzED WITH ECZEMA
On Face and Head -Four Ye,r.-Dpc;ors
and Specialize OF Little
Benefit.
Tries Sutic"r"-onc Set Produces Uoude.
iui CinnSe-COmp!eteiy Cured
IL Two month";.

l have suffered with Eczema tSalt EhegmL
TOT about four years. all over my face. rr.uci.
Ially on my forehead. IL l"ing So Ial tNlt !t
iin1,e me halt crazy NJ times. ! tried ABOUT
hhll u uoHen doctors. among WHOM W. a
spesihllst on sIin diseases. hut lie. hta all lie
Others only gave ma Temporary rclioi ltyen
r4hciude1 to try your CCTICiRA REMEDIES
Der OF my friends. After nsing one set coui
see a great change for tho better. and ut'nr
USING three sets / found mrsrdi completely
cured, frcl myself cured a. I hHl" Mt s"en
"a particle OF its return. GRO. =. LnNl,
oo1 Market St, lhl!lGv.i hla, Ia.
l had been suffering with Frysiro!ds tr
several yenrs. II would aIpcar dUTiu. Aus9St
ana September OF tho summer scn~un. y
lace became very sore and my owes g'rol-
1octed seriously. | uscl two bottles 81 ~ II.
CUkA RLSOLNFNT. ono box Of tho CUTA
CCRA. and can safely say am cur~
MISS VI. VI. HIGH,
80 South ID ST.. I.oading. la
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-21
GRATEBAR's FOOD DEAIpERY SYSTEM
It Didn't Work Very Well on the Frat
Trial, but the Inventor In confident,

81 Dtont WORK very We'll on the First
Trial, but the Inventor In CONFIDENT,
"!regrot to say" said Mr.. Gratebar. tina.
there MAJ be some delay in tho genoral intro
duction OF my food delivery system for res
tauraats. on account Of the discovery of n
slight defect which was developed only when
the first Plant installed was put to the test of
actual use. But l am confident that this defect
Is ono that can be easily remcdied. and that
the delay will DO only temporary.
The object OF this systom ia to save time
and money by taking tho guests order and
serving him with food without the interysn-
ton OF walters. This Is accomplished Lv
means OF wires and tubes running from the
tables In the restaurant to the kitchen. In.
stsnd OF giving his order to O waiter. the
guest looks along a row OF electric buttons
arranged under the mouth OF the tubo at the
table Mt which lie Is sitting. and. having do
eided on whit he wants. he presses the button.
suppose him to be sitting at table No. 81 and
that he wants roast chicken. He presses the
butt1n so marked and instantly In the kitchen
= nell rings. and the order is displayed on an
.mu,sa["F under tho number ~. Simple
The man who has that tube in charge nuts
ne roSst chicken on u plate. and puts the
TO describe. The food approaches the tnhpa
s END OF w Inc tp y at 2 high rate Of speed, That
te..hui "n,sni' o.e'a'ol " Ioot or so above the
with a series OF carefully adjusted springs In.
tented to retaTd the motion Of the dish grad
Mally SO az to h9ld It at the mouth OF thetabo
w W. hs s,sh a. ah aSs Easy as reach Of the guest; 1t
vsloped. 4 word should he saI mas he aS.
ever. by, WAY Of explanation. The Mace
i stf,!s sanl wa' I : l' PEspr Tss;.Sn wan =, With .esat
ing man. and ia had ind his nL an en,efpris;
throughout with my system. Urged nv his
itaportunity; rad hurried the plant to com,
R nso : ose ssiar sd L b psT% pe.n i, t" Gs brought
The proprietor had advertised the hour ,t
which the nrst trial would be made and the
restaurant was crowded. The iirst customer
served was one OF two men who came in to-
very Jolly sort Of a man, and he appeared Just
he and his friend were talking about. He
pressed the button for what he desired to or
der; and vent right a on H. taking: Ho had
so suddenly docs Gratebar's Food Delivery
perform It's there was n zip in
the tube. the springs didn't hold. and
The man was In 9 hurry; but no wasn't In
ny r such hS a th as r that, b and m ne made q dread
81 instnnco to what occurred a moment later.
While 1t had SO happened that he was The first
man served. orders mad gone from every table,
and the men at work In, tho surnly depart.
zone Of the delivery, springs hsid. aad the
thing on the bill Of fare. Half n minute after
ths tnPes opened al the, people In the res
But I I'M NOT at. all discouraged. am
going right ahead with the. work Of perfecting
the system, and l expect within q year to have
IL In use all over the civilized world"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-21
SLIM HIS TEN 1HOUSANDS
"A Hunter Who Has Bought n Farm WITH
Squirrel PeIts Alone,

f"" z t"'Tgo 7ribnn'.
freeman Biggs OF Hutton township. e,,bt
o. 2l.OOo squirrels at his belt. so to srenk, x
his reputation for truth and yeracity Is good.
MS nrighlors DO not dispute lis claim thit H.
mas slaughtered 300 deer. 300 wild turkeys.
ana more prairie chickens than he had limctc
ccinonhntt. hG Is a years old. and his
in fact; that II the bullet from the rife he hns
carried ior many. years tails to strike MIR
Squirrel hatweon tho eyes he will hardIyfhrnvv
VIC animal IN ms game bna and SQUIRRELS are
worth FORM -, to 10 cents. For tlirty.Iy
years 'Frcem" Rigrs has hunted bush
nave bought II IN" farm on which he rcareda
iamily OF ten children.
frram' BfGgs WAS born IN Clinton county.
". ana went 70 Hutton township whan Is
ysnrs old. .Atthat time there were plenty Of
""fr, ma turEeys there. and nsa boy h,n'-
ann nnai'y urilted INTO hunting as II mrnnsof
support. Tho railroads came. and deer could
b" shipped to tho East. and until the sofia.
ments drove the game away he sold yori.
s,n. After the country became settled and
me greater Part 81 the timber fclIri. lie
Obliged to begin n business cngngonont with
the squirrels. which continues lin to thn rr",-
elit. NJ Toast upto the time prohibited Ly law
IN en"h year For thu last thirty. Hv. yeIrs he
mas done business "N"lu~ireiy with Ia" sInr.
rels., and m"i"stly estimates that on M Iyrr.
price ranged from 10 cents up. bat now L
ranges about 10 cents nnI IL ccL's or o,r.s
the supply Of squirrels is not 50 large AT res.
.nt. Irsid"s. farmers VIII, have wo .G-. pl..
sil,es Wh'tn th"@. animals %nhnunl. pvt rlRs
hunting aloud on This here farm" nI.r
in+so Disadvantages Mr. Ei.gs was una to
take over 100 last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-21
DIDNT WALK ON THE WATER.
An Engagement Which the sancunea Banda
Leader Failed 10 Keep.
Prom n. Plr.sur0A Dt.,a,,h.

Snow HILI. Nd. May IL Tho religious or.
which had its origin In Chincuteagus Island.
Virginia. has crossed the bay ami found n
Lodging place ~ the vicinity OF o Iron. this
county. and quite a 9umeer Of men and women
faith: 1t il said that n mum Der OF persons near
Box Iron oppressed a wish for a different faith.
Band." learning this fact. visited the mainland
and made arrnnGements for u series Of meet
ings TO be held. In which he ana his band took
cross the bay In sailboats. and Lynch would
accompany the party as leader-not In a boat,
but walk oyer on tho water. The band ar.
rived yesterday, and with 1t Lynch. but - Tor
seine EsAs0n did not come siook
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-21
FURNITURE co, N. Y.
MANUFACTURERS AND RETAILERS OF ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE.

young. man was among the few who vera
saved from that awful catastrophe, and he was
saved In a douile sense. He was not only Ave
ing with the notorious woman Of the town
who had fascinated him. hut he had in his DOS.
zled from his employers. He lost no time in
Tetu,ninE TO st Louis and making his ems
heZzlemeEt good: He never stra yed from tho
path OF ;ectituda after that. He went to n
Town 1urthnr west some years aftrrward, and
becnn,e rich. 1t was his death notice that I
read in q. Western paper the other day. Ho3
l Knew his story doesn't mntter.n ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-21
Cutlcura ReSOIvent

OF Humor Remedies. cleanses the blood Of all
Impurities. while uuTICUNA. thu great skin
cure. and CuTIrrlA SOAP. an xquisite SKIN
store the hair. Thus the CUTICrKA REME-
DIES cure ever sp"cie q itching. burning;
blood diseases. from Iimples to %-rrnfala. froLa
infancy 70 age. whom the best phy s,cians fail.
soar, 25c. KFrDLEENr, 81. Pre- nr"d by the
pOflER DR. AND CHEIICAL CORPORA.
TION. koston
eP-"Ilow Ia lure Skin Diseases 81 pages.
30 illustration and testimonials. mailed free.
MIR LIEsE. WEitcs', Cicarest skin aud sof,esi
lUVE Hands produced by CUTICuRA SOAR.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-02
CHARLEY POSTER GRIEVED
Because His Creditors Have EnteTe&
Suit Against Him.

Clevelaud, O., October 25.--Secre-
tary Foster made the following state
ment re garding the suit begun by hie
creditors:
"Of course | am Disappointed and
grieved at this action on the part OF
my creditors. / have heen doing.
everything in my power to assist the
assigntes OF my various interests 70
settle up matters with as little loss Is
my creditors rs possible, but tins ar
tinn on the part of the crediio q ..
mittee is Encouraging to ne .,N u.
inclination would naturally be, undet
the circumstances to let Them go 90
they might | do not think the credit
ors will gain anything by this suit.
/ have done nothing either dishonest
OF dishonorable. The sale of my busi-
ness block to Mr.. Hardness WAS bona
fide transaction and the books of the
bank will show what was doue with
the proceeds.
The sale of the homestead to my wit,
was made ten years ago and was Pc.
fectly legal. This action on the psrs-
of the creditors deiers indefinitely Il q
settlement ofmy affairs, as it will mea a.
ten years lawsuit
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-02
-Four Big Successes.

Having the needed merit to more
than make good all the advertising
claimed for them, the following four
remedies have reached phenomenal
sale. DR.. Kings New Discovery, for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, each
bottle guaranteed-Electric Bitters, the
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-02
NEW ORLEANS AFTER 1T.
The Olympic Club Considering tiae
Mitchell. COrbett Fight.

New Orleans, October 25.-Itis very
probable that The Olympic Club VIII
make some effort to get the CorbetG-
Mitchell hight, should the two men de-
eide O contest in this city. The Goa
test committee of the club met toni ~Cs
in their clubrooms for the purpose Of
studying the exact situation. Their
view { the matter is that 100000 out
of 100000 in tbs city are anxious "a
have the fight take place here, but
should they find too strong an oppo-
sition they probably will leave the cOs-
test alone. The committee discussed
the matter thoroughly, believing thsG
public opinion will not attempt to stop
the battle. Both OF the men have en-.
pressed to the club that if New York
will not be the battle ground, that the
New Orleans club will have the battle.
The club will not offer large purse
for the men, hut will make bid Of
about 500 600. None OF the members
.ot the committee would speak on
their proposed plans, but they &C.
knowledge that VI Y can get the iu-
ttrnational contt;t with the aid Of the
people
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-02
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-02
DELINQUENT TAXES Continued
DESC RIPrIoN AND BOUNDARIES.

Buena Vista Land Company, Huston Street
Bowman, Bowman, Hopwood aud Sanders
East Market Street Store Hocse
Carnegie Addition, Third Avenue
Mountcastle, Carr, Hoss and King
CarutherS, Gilmer and Carr
Watauga Addition, Montgomery Street
Home Tract one House
Watauga Addition, Watauga Avenue
do do do do
Carnegie do Third do
Stratton, Wagner and Street
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-02

Crandall Addition Elmo Street
Triangle on Buffalo st Of Taylor property.
Deer Park Addition, Sanders and Hopwood
Alley, Cummings and Davis
West Market Street, house
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