davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-09-07
@enIeife.


8. S6rbbsr, bsnti3er NeOtbeter, 465 unb 4s7 msiltuuntee
&oe., ode Gbica9o Noe.
5. 8. 8i6tenber9er Il 60. 831 uno 833 Wtilpaufse 9pe.
Gte 9ioiiion-Str.
8. GariteuS, 53l Blue SJ8lano MOe.
Sbeo. Ut. gebrenS. Mpotbeter, 422 sc. 10, Ctr.
@mlI SebrenS, SO2 Glib 9oliteo=Str, Gde GanoIpprt
@penue.
SeO. S. Bibbad. @tO~eit=ede MoOtion. auS ooIfteb.
StroBe.
Geo. e. ItiGer, Qputbefer. 1914 MiIuoufee ape.
&ep @orQe8. 1879 Marrpea=Str.
s. Toembelo & GO, @potbeter, @de @on Buren,. uuo
Saliteo Str.
MtoDeu 8roS, @~pDtbefer, 1895 MHiI.poufee gIne
8. S. @lSner, 1861 NJtillt autee Nne.
s. s. 9elolpsft @potbe!er, 700 Nttltpoufee @oe, ode
Npble Str. e
Grnft Wieol, 518 80. Chicago @pe., @cfe 1ouIiro.5tr
Sreb. WreoeS Apotbete, 563 %. @bicooo Mpe. Gde
gOble=StraBe. wv
Sreo. 8. &ierce, 581 O9oen Ioe.
&eingorot SoienbanS, Apotbeter, 22 30. gortb @ne.
@de Nibloub. ' ~""'
6. 9: <ntpiuitrOem, Ipotbefer, 6ubiueIt.Gde SO. 9ipi.
liou=Str. un0 9oDue goe.
aIb. o%gtaf3l9er. @pOtbeter, 296 80. 8toifou.Str, ede
sYrant s. Berger, N~pUtbeter. 1886 Mtiltpoufee Dine
GrteIt Y. SdmiB, @taOuct BbormocD. l26-i2o m,I,
lpnutee MOe. Gde &ll3ie= uuO 9e5pIatueSz@fr ~
4. Wtueblbdn. Mpotbefcr, 691 30. 9tortb Nnr
&i9. Wtetuuug, 875 Milpuutee Ape., Gfe, g5blouh 0Inc
Huoplpb Stongobr, Mpotbeter, SAL 90. SiDiiinn.e5tr
@de Woibteuam @oe.
SolBol d So, q. Ctr. uuD paulina=Str
). y. Sptmef, Mpot1eter. SAT Blue Ssloub gns Gda
18. Cir, S'
6. 8. 2epl1ersborf, @potbefer, 900 80. 81. etrobc
Ritbor6 6. Jrerfler, Apothefer. 1901 80. Nprtb gns
Sde Sbertoan Aoe. "'''
@ouI g. 9siusmaun. 4l8 80, 2t0ifUu Sta
, 1893-09-07
abennblat Be auttota etaota asthrna, potrternae, 2. ssptanbsr 1898,

SANDS, 1868 Mtllpoufee 4oe.
Gatle9, 1929 Milmaufee Ape.
&eGr1, 400 WttlluQufee Muc.
ellis. 52l MtIlpautee Noa.
&llrB, S21 Millpautee 9lps.
2iuberg. 693 MilluQrtee @ne.
6emper, 1919 Mi0poufee 9(ue,
Stlder, 1850 M~inpoutqe aue.
Nuoree, 1164 Mfilm0utce Noe.
Caring, 1885 Wtilpanfee 2tps.
llGrieu. 1903 Wtillpalfee 2lpe.
&roQ. 655 N. Nort1 gtoe.
6arien, 759 80. gtortb 9lpe.
SGaper, 765 QS. Nortb Noe.
Goi9. 100 Millpaufee 9tpe.
StCtnoDet. 148 Wtillporfee Moe
9eurtdS. 165 WtIllpautee 4pe.
Soffmanu, 233 W~tillpaufee 9lue.
Senien. PAP Milmorfee g(pe.
Gregorieu, 286 Miliuuutee @pe.
6uI6etI, 300 W&illuaufee 9lne.
@tlespte, 288 q. S%augomou Str.
Seoertngbous & 8eilfuB, 448 MtiItuoufee @ne.
gteipS 9epot, 864 9lrmitaQe Moe.
gtelp8 DEPOT, 466 @rmitage Mpc.
&Dbiuion, 344 Miltpoufe Noe.
Stems Store, 259 SO. Chicago @loe.
Sede, Alp q. @ibIouo 9lpe.
, 1893-09-07
@runheigemtDum

q nerfonfeu: GuI9e. bic lid an Der @raubuno
~ eIlIer oeut9eH 4nite0elunQ i'll 5uDcuiiforuieu All be-
tDelllgetL iIno I1 Die Der @DIoutc g~elpQbrtert auBerpTbeut.
ilg 9unltt9en Yeotn9uageu 3u8uloeuoeI luuuincH. m6aeu
togsI6er I'M &ateioe Building (S.=gG. =gcte Der N5ains=
Rmo Slartltr9Be9l Simmer g5o: a ODripreaen, Doer iia
orIeflttA an i. 5pcB, co. 81. Stauts5citluQ. mcubeu.
9flr elm aopital pm $50 bis zoo GolorS eripT6eriit5 NM
QUO O4S n!r roterlOeiie i'll eiuem Sabre au be3ahlen far
o0 o9 lou Nuef, MI @allcr. auQ20tuIobaru
, 1893-09-07
SoSessW1tsei1e.

Treuubeu u1o 8etontten bic trauriQe Godri6t. 0aB
meme 9elie6te Satin AppDIOuta Mormau i'm
glitter non 81 SahrPn rubig i'm 0errn ~enti6laiet lit
3a5 8%e9rGbntB fiHbet ltatt am SQmItaQ, ben 8. Sept.
Nornltta95 l0I1r, bonn SrouerbauIe, Is &rdnter Str.
natD Der ct 6ron3t5tuS=Glrbe uuo DON ba nab benz
8Ouifo3Iu3 Sptte3Qter.
, 1893-09-07
OeS=QGetscta

Sreurben NIB 8efairrteu hermit Die trourtoe gad)=
ri9t, baB uniere geliebte Wltter
Elisabeth Rapp
am Wdtttuod Morgen 4 ubr i'm 9Iter BON rs Sabren
uuo 2 MDnateu i0nft entiDlofeu lit. Sic 9ecroigung
ftnOet itatt am 6rettag, ben 8. Septem6er. gadmittaas /
ubr, pOm SrouerbouIe, 127 gSoib6uru 4pe. aus na9
GSOrreit 9pme. SIe trauernoen 9interbltebeueu:
Safpb, &brilttaT' Wtartin, @cora uno
SrteoridD Napp, SDhne.
&Gtbari1ie %&senIeI, 3O6ter.
7ip2t SScter SeeuIcI, SdnieoerIpbr.
, 1893-09-07
Clemens &urman, @atte.
oScS=M03et0

q5rcuuteu uno 8"etotnten Die t~raurioe Nadrtbt bar
mein gellebter 60tte &erin &ornaB i'm glitter bon
81 SoDrelt. ! Wtouat uuo Z Gagen 9eltor6eu lit. Sic
0eerotgun9 ftnoet am Sreitag. Den 8. Sept. gtal1m.
l ubr. nonl 3rouerDanie, 1852 Mto3art Str, itatt. Ste
traueru0eu 9tHterbliebeneu.
Wnria @artnf, Gottin.
, 1893-09-07

On nerto Observation-Disclosures Sic f86ufte
- STE in 0ieier ba6iden uuO bliiheuoeu @oritaot.
g8aler nno Seper in Den StraBeu unO be StroBen os
pfl0ltert. Gage: Glib un0 CItfrout. geaeu 4reis uno
meiterer NlStunFt lpeuOe man IiD miiuoIi1 ooer i1rifs
Ith oil gRnl. 8. zee, LEILA 2eorborn ctr.
&OgCe Building. 2Omibaro
, 1893-09-07
WUblirte 3imlnrr.


On pcrmietben: :3lpel fem mbblirtc 53immer fir
~ , D0er 4 4er1UHeu, biuigc HeHte. 8uppert.
ip6, T. l0,ll 1918 WabnIb Mue, 3. Slot.
On permtetbeu: ,3meJ freupbli9e 3immer in ans
- geuebmer Gage iur eIIeu ODER 5tUei 9erren ieoes. 3u
erTrageu 294 81 Sr. 3ipbalp
, 1893-09-07
MbenOblatt Der 81. Gtaatsz 3eituno
1T in ben unten ouoe9ebenen @ei8aftsu gu bobsu:

1T IN ben unten onge9e6enen @ei9Qiten su boben:
NorS1eite.
6. 9entmer, 1899 2iucoIn goe.
q. 6. Stephan, 1850 &tucOl1 @pe
403 8rpB NOe.
402 9toSCDe 8uuIeborb.
u, 81. Semitic, 1881 Belmont Ips.
g. Goldman, 1744 Glarf Ctr.
6. 81. NsOOre, 442 2iucoln Noe.
som gtoloes, 485 9incp{u Noe.
G. 81. 9a0, $40 2iucplr Noe.
SSrout mo9rer. 597 2incolu Qpe.
Soiepb Wtunf. TAT 2incoln Qlps.
6. Geubaus, $40 &iucolu Aoe.
YIN. 2aDlor, 1917 Siucoln 4oe.
". Betting, 1926 Glarf Ctr.
@acber. 457 @Iort ctr.
SSror &iubenann, 42l Start GtR.
s. 81. SQr, 313 Start Str.
70. 81. Mtonep, 267 @lorf ctr.
u. 9erlnaun, 16l @Iart Str.
S. 0. Ee9eu, 513'@larf Str.
8. 8edner, 590h GIorf Str.
90no gros.
y. 9pppmanu, 967 GIorf StS.
s. Srnitb, S81 @Iarf Str.
6rou s. @olfer, 453 MeuS Sta
%. 9tutDerfurb, 500 Q9elS Str.
Gurnbun, 545 MeQs Ctr.
so. Is. S6miot, $50 melS Str.
6. SO. Speet, 707 9Gels Str,
SoDu Storr, $50 MeQ3 ctr.
.. Gurrie, 306 MelS Ctr.
6. Gieie, 344 gBeQS Ctr.
8. 9tler. 1853 Q9eas ctr.
Bru1u, 119 gDeQs Ctr.
SoDn Bert, 141 MelS CTR.
Sobn 9udlep, 21 WeaS Ctr.
Srau 6. SObuIou, 276 9BeaS sta
6. MoCins, 1870 Meus ctr.
8. Saaur. 363 gpeQS Str.
6. Seriou, 80 @els Str.
o. We6er, 1876 &nrrabee ctr.
Sofmou1, 1854 &Orrabee Ctr.
6. Berger, 577 &arrabee str.
fSrou 81. Mtor9ou, 225 3ipiIion 5tL.
She Columbus, $40 8iniitou Str.
6. 90. WDite, 407R 9ipiion str.
9. 6. WelIpn, 1874 9iOiiion Str.
6. NnOerion, 37 9iotIiOn Str.
s.. 0tiller, 81 @iQop Ctr.
$. ". @bmorn, 66 Q8iQop Ctr
8. SGurteQ, 81 State Str.
S. 4. Siebl 255 @IepelaMb Noe.
s. SQUIRT, 391 Sebglpid Str.
20. s. GReBler, 5S7 Se6glpid Str
81. @nQeI, 1903 SeD9lpict Str.
&reuier, 282 SeDglpid Str.
SObn Stciu, 294 Sebgpit ST..
9ittie8, 2G2 Seo9luicf CTR.
g. 6. PutaonL 249 GGpbuuru IoG
Sopter, 403 @lpbourn AOe.
s. @etB, 1928 @IDbpuru 9toe.
81. 10. SbIid, "a GlDbouru Mne.
Jobert 9re9er, 149 Slinoi8 Ctr
g. Sd)ro6er, 316 Wtorfet Str.
&~ltDebloo s. WtoDmnien, 30l Worfet CTR.
9artenberg, 212 Geuter ctr.
%. Grbcu, 1879 Genter Ctr.
Srou Gt. &u6n, At @ugenie Str
Nl9. Stranger, 50 Gugcnie Ctr
GboS. 6DbeL l16 Gunenie Str.
W}or &iDteuiterr, 259 Stub Str.
GISYe5ta
, 1893-09-07
6wet9=Of7cen
NbenOblatt Der Sa. Staat8z 3eitung,
OfftcesGeIcpbon So. 635.

CUR 8equelnliGfeit unIerer orset9enben Sunoeu bobsr
mir nit ben unteH 9euannten 9erren eiu Ibfommen e.
perben gu benielber 9reiieu. oIS pein ~bieielben brett in
Der Expedition Der SuIuois Stuotsa eitluq o~boeQeben
lperbelt. Nn3et9en ionic announcements tDnIen oil 6ieicu
tperneE.
, 1893-09-07

N%bOnnirta uf 6os Nben6blatt Ser SQtnoiS
Staats> 3ettung. 8retS l Sent.
, 1893-09-07
Stbern.


0l2er cine OprauQli6e @ou5ert=3itber bilig t0ufen wia,
80 aorelire iotprt; e 4O1 Staats5tg. p,balp
, 1893-09-07
SerlGngt: Ntdnner nllO Guaben.

SerlGngt: Mdmner ulrO Sudden.
0SerGuugt; Gin eugliid ipredeubcr &utI9er, Der
- and 6ouSorbeit rerltebt. 6uter 2ubn. gsadb3u-
Irogen s ubr WtorgenS. 9ou9las 9a4e, 35. Str. nabe
SnOlota Ape.
Werlon9t: Qenti6cr 3nnQe, mug fobren f6nnen,
- mr. WtIlD9e1Dd1t, 43O N8olbburn Ape.
OerIou9t: GIN N6onnenteuIammler y{af8ufra=
~ gen Deltc 9benb 5luifdeu So llbr III Der Gftce Der
SutnolS S%toots6tg.
92erIon9t: Sin iuuQer W}un1, Der ollie @rbeit i'm
~ SolopH tbur fam unb gut euglID ipridt elmer Der
lQ2n oorII %9earbeItet bat, lpirO pOr9e3ogelL. 5488
SoIe Aoe. Tp2t
WerIon9t: Gin gutter Ieotger @aiter; mug en9liI6
~ toltren lIno ietu Gei10It periteben. Stetiger 8loB
ino Slter SoDt. oenrp Rfaf5 YaOtuOu, 1902 bis
1870 ~. NtaotIOn Str.
Nerlon9t: Sin gutter Mtoun fur oQoemeine Qr-
~ bet nm I'M Saloon nttt5ubelfen. gto13HfrogeH 9to.
1883 State ctr.
gSeriangt: @nter SbOptenOer Iur 8utber=6bop.
Noeuue.
Seer t; 3lpei tii6ti9e junqe 9otel=Geauer. Miu=
terS eoie, 9torooItede Stote unO @au SureH Ctr.
9SerIan9t; Gin autI4er muB quite gmpfeDIuugen
y Do6en. 1923 9ioerieQ 2pe.
Werlon9t: Suite a%rbettiome Mdnner, ~6eitdn0iQe
y Sel0oItt9Iln9, @ll9ltlt lpreden Ourd0uS nldt uptb=
pehol9. i5+ Son Sllret Str, Simmer 203. 6ip2t
O2erIon9t: 200 Mduner fin Grnteorbeit uno 0reIten
Ii9e SoDrt uo6 alien 8ldBen. '@benfQiQS GSGrmarbeiter
'"f f5S SliHO'S' 5H @OB' SSr9 @iS ;aSaas4t4RF n.,on
SerIaugt: Trauen uno MaO6en.
gSer!on9t: Gin OentiGe3 W}ao9en fir 9ousarbeit.
- $40 Stote Ctr, Obeu.
YeplaH9t;- Sine CUTE 9emOeubt9lerin. @ienna
Sonnorn 80, 4 63. Sir.
O1er 1 y ,-,+, O..4sh. M.
- orbeit, 28 @ilOlp Ctr, I'M saloon,
OeerIaugt: N}d00en fir slide un0 6on5-S4 bis IS
y ftnoen quite @ldBe. 355 @Dbpurn @pe.
0Serlon9t; Mdo4en. mel1e todeu, mQiden unO
&Oeuue.
Werlon9t: Sun9es Mdbben nit gutter @Opran=
ltlllrte, pe1H 1ub Hi)t auSQebtloet. Norene: @oel=
lueIB EaoIuor, 459 81 Start Str, @btcago. 6Ip3t
3u mietben gei1dt.
On mIet9eu 9eiu6t +; Sin Bellies, etnot uno reiiI=
~ ID mobllrtes Simmer f1r et1et 9errn. .0Terten
NIT Bretsan0obeu inter u. 2O1 Staats8tg. 3iepborp
Soft un0 2Ogi8.
Sc erlongt: 9oaroer8; boIte quite Deutfde Slide fir
5Ip3t IS QSabaIb 2toe.
SanmGterial.
0u oerfoufen: 8oumateriol offer 9rt, .&nmber,
~ SSeniter, SDireu, 8rids, plumbing material;
21aQ3Ot
3itberu.
02er cine Our3i0li9e @ou5ert=3itber biaig taufen nil,
80 o~Oreiitre iOfOrt; e 4O1 StaatS8tg. 3P,balp
, 1893-09-07
Tnrntem.
ltntcrrt0t.


MriiuolideH lInterri6t in EotCiH. Gr1e1iId, SeutIb.
W 6iild uub StUIieuiid. iDluIe in W%tatbemotit er=
tbeilt s. Berger. Garl Str Ia. 5lpiiten &alaue Auelue
uuO gSels Str., Habe North Npe. 5lp3t
, 1893-09-07

SWUIEIIE.
Npenue.
Gtto @plsau, @potbefer, 2169 arder aoe., gde %. Ctr
i. SIT. NpDtbeter. 1927 State=Str., Gde %. ctr.
Y. ~ Sitter, Apptbefer, 434l G. 9aI1teb=Str.
Nt Werft1ellter, &potbeter. S459 State=5tr.. Gfe IS
Ctr.
s: SOrbrG, gpotbefer. 81. Str. unb mauoce,9tr.
Wetloel q 9ors!ep, 2505 &rder Ipe. @ue 9. SaIfteo.
Ctr.
@berts Ybarmacp, Gfe @tate. unS 9orf.5tr.
6. S. Slider, beutIbe Mpotbefe, gsaboih @oe rrA 1s
Ctr. SeIephpn Sputb PAT.
=. y Braun, BOO ggent1portb QDe., Gde 81. Str.
.. y. &repBler, ApDtbefer, 2614 Cottage 9rppe 9ps.
g. s. ¬be, 6entide @pptbete, Gde SO. Gtr. urn
Wentiportb Ape. @nQlepDoo. Selepbou $40.
Y. BON Sermonrl, IpOtbcfer. AZ &c. StUr, Gde Soupper.
RObsrt :. &sItertng, MpOtpeter 26Ol g. QalteOs5tr.
9. %. SifiOrh, gpOtheter, 81. Str. unn Midioan qO..
, 1893-09-07
NotSfette.

yotefette.
6. Wtemer & 9enban, &potbeter, Gte Geuter.gtr. unA
NortB 8orf Nne.
6. s. 8aieler. 4potbefer. AS geortb Qpe., Gde gDeas.
pl0 557 Gebgpii=Str, GGfe Nte1ononee.
5tuoolp9 Hhobe, ApOt6eter 504 81. GIarf=Str. @de
rs Tleli6sr, 296 81. morfet.@tr, e6e 0at.gtr.
gti9oTS Rbarmocp, APO 2incpln Npe.
9enrD SdlaLler, Apot9eter, 224 &iucoIn @oe, GGe 2ors
rabee=Str.
@m. 8. &leuSe, beuti6er @potbefer. 1901 Belmont goe.
SuItnS I&. ,3tnbt, beuti9er Npptbeter, gGe Glgbpuru
Mpe. uno &arrobee=Str.
Ut. 50. 90nfc, Oeut1ber MpDtbCfer, so Oft Shtcoop gnr
SttoS Bbarmacp, Gde GlpbourtI @oe. uuo 2arrobees
Cir, oeutide 4pptbete.
6. {; BTonnltieL Ipptbetcr, 9uib=Str, @de geleoue
YIace.
8, %. msiDe apOtBster, mrigDtuOoO gOs, efs @Bsf.
fel0 QDe.
mfrsOg q. 8oe, gpotDefer, 867 @beffierO gtOe., nabe ggeI.
6rie grnnpOTf, apOtbeter, 4l8 0ft 9Ortb Wpe, eae
6. s. &i6ter, @pOtbefer, LAG 5nuertOn aus. nabegsrrs.
Ctr.
@O0ert g0gsI1onG apOtDeter, 254 9optOu.@tr, ede
Gbos. 6; 6~elOtamp, apotbefer, 1927 81. @lurf.5tr, Gde
8o: RUG, : @On, apOtpete. aorrobee.str., sds slaa.
balpt=Str.
6. s. GIaB, apotDefsr, 87 q. 9aIfteb.9tr.
Gu9eu MCbcr, AS %. Glorf=5tr. G0e 0tpiHon.
u. Wtartens, ApotDefsr. III Geutre=Str.
9cder YroS, &potbeter. 1852 &tHcoIn @oe, efe
G1pol=Str.
9enrp 5. Bate, W~putbefer, 12S 81. eIorf-@tr.
gilbert Sor9eS, Motpbefer, 1912 & Hcoln Aoe, Gde Bel
mont Gpe.
81, 9. @eiS, apOtDefer. 81 0t gsOrtb aus, ede eI.pss
LAMB Npe.
, 1893-09-07
BferOe 1tnO @aQell.

On n~ertaHten: Gin geiunbe8 iuuQes 8uQopoferb.
~ o1p3I : 9tUrtG Barf Ape.
, 1893-09-07
gu bcrlciben.

~(lete 3u perIetDeu ouT llBGeI, 2iamouteu.
~ S9EIllttloden, SepeBre, 4iitolen ec. SBdTer
Yret6 be30Dlt tir oIte5 @plo. Silber uu0 SbeI5tsiue' bsi
2on! = 0OnnelD & So. f18 Dearborn Sfross.
, 1893-09-07
8eri6ieNeues


0bbne, @toten, gteut Bills. i9lecbte Sdulben iroero
- ~ DeI9er 4rt c%oilecttrt; fetue @ebibren Obne GrIolo.
y, graOq, GOHHtg=@ OHItobler. is 6iftb Ipe., 3inmerS..
l5G9lWt
, 1893-09-07
81nm1teri1l.


On perfaufen: 8aumaterial aler art, Number,
- SyenIter, SDireu. 8rids, Stumbling Itatertal;
@btca9o 9ouie gBredtn9 50, 3O11 9. 9oIlteo str.
2laQ30t
, 1893-09-07
GteQeuQeinGe.


Mefu6t: Sun9er M}ouu Iuht 9eIdJdftiQlnq, fanE
W 6~rocern=Cr0ers ausfobreu, and Wtil1pageu tret
ben. II 132 Stoats3eituug.
, 1893-09-07
Dermilhtes,

(9@luB folQt.l
, 1893-09-07

Sc er1angt: 8paroerS; 6olte quite Deutibe Slide ftr
5ip3t 1851 @8oboIb @pe.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-28

The decision of the Supreme Court
OF Indiana in the case of Mrs. Mary
Haggard vs. John Stehlin. in which
the former claimed damages because
of the location of saloon owned by
the latter next to her residence, is IT.
tracing much attention. The court
held taat the saloon.keeper was liable
for damages. At indianapolis it is
thought that the effect OF the decision
win be to drive the saloons from the
residence into the business portions Of
the various Indiana cities. The tenn
perance advocates are said to be pre-
pairing to take advantage of the decis-
ion by inaugurating a campaign
against the saloon-keepers in all parts
of the State.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-28

Mr.. J. R. Sovereign, the new head
of the Knights OF Labor, speaker Of
the tariff said: 81 am an out and out
free trader. The so called protection
of American labor is delusion. Labor
is not protected. Invested capital re-
ceives bonus in the form of protec-
ton, and it is then optional with the
capitalist to give a share of the bonus
to labor in the form of increased wages,
But this option is seldom, If ever, exer-
cised." There is food for reflection in
these words of Mr. Sovereign, who il
certainly in position to speak from
the point of view OF the American
wage Garner.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-28
Pass the Wilson Bill.

The inquiring mind has often pom
dered on the question as to why it
was necessary for Christ to become
incarnate, suffer vicariously and be
crucifed in order to perfect plan Of
salvation. The conclusion is always
reached that it was the only plan
which could be devised by an omnis-
cient Father. If it had been left to
man every one would have submitted
different plan according to his envi-
ronments.
The majority of Democratic council
say that the Wilson Bill is the onIy
plan of salvation for the Democratic
party. The only means which will
be wholesome both to the saviour and
the saved-tbe party and the people.
Then what is the use of a member
who is blinded by his own coal inter-
ests, or his own lumber interests, or
his own iron ore interests, or his own
wool interests, to howl around because
he is not allowed the privilege to de-
wise plan. It's just like an infidel
saying that God could have saved the
world in aome sother way except that
revealed. kfa aN
The country demands relief of the
Democratic party. The situation has
rendered it impossible to pass any
other than the Wilson Bill. It is,
therefore, the only source OF relief.
Let US have no more physical tests.
Pass the Wilson Bill. Give us a little
something to be chewing on now, for
fear it will be late before you get din
ner ready.
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THE TERRITORIES.
The Senate Committee Meet and Con.
siders Admission Bills.

Washington. DC 21.-The Senate
CummlLtee OH Territories held meet
ing today which was devoted to MAX
lug preliminary arrangements for the
consideration OF the territorial admis-
ii vn bills. Subcommittee, for the in
vestigation of the various questions
involved in connection with the sever
al lille, were appointed as follows:
Utall-Faulkner, Bate, Platt.
AnzJna-Hill, Call, Davis.
New Mexico-Blackburn White Of
Calf rnia, Shoupe.
Oklahoma-Bate, Hill, Hansbrough.
There was some discussion Of the
policy of admission, but it was of an
extremely general characteran none
but q veryindetinite opinion could be
formed from what was said. There was
nothing, however, said to indicate that
there will be u determined fight in
committee of any OF the bills.
Chairman Faulkner was authorized
~ address u letter to Sidney Clark, Of
Oklahoma City, In reply to one from
hiiht AuioilA9'h6 "lhA 0iAt-o ~ Va OVuOio
would be heard ON Jan. Is on the ad-
mission OF Oklahoma. Senator Faulk-
ner is understood to be of opinion that
hearings Will not he necessary in the
other cause. A subcommittee consist
ing of Messrs. White, Faulkner and
Carey was appointed u consider var
ious bills before the committee relat-
ing to Yellowstone Park.
The committee will not meet again
until after the Christmas holidays.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-28
Specimen Gases.

S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tism, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was effected to an alarming degree
appetite fell away, and he was terribly
reduced in flesh and strength. Three
bottles Of Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill,
had running sore on bis leg Of eight
years standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker, Cataw-
ba, o., had five large Fever sores on
his leg, doctors said he was incurable.
One bottle Electric Bitters and one box
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him
entirely. Sold at Mechanically Co.'s
Drug Store.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-28
EXCHANGE NOTES.


Mr.. Geo. w. Stton, general nanag-
er Of the johnson City Foundry, was
in the city Tuesday. He was surprised
At the number Of buildings going up
here lizabethtOn Ncws.
A bad vase Of attempted rape Dy
a negro uf~,n white lady, was re-
ported ffuph near town, Tuesday morn
ing. II the black fiend is caught q
handy rope may serve the place of
judge and jury.-Roaerspille Herald.
TIE prospects OF having roller
process Touring mill vt an early date
is very gratifying, rot only because it
is hecesslty ;lixt tina county has for
a long time been suffering for the
want ". but it is nlro another step in
the industry direction. One by one
these plants are spriuging up and into
existence around Tie, and in few
years, instead OF being able 20 enumer-
ate The institutions that are employing
breAd earners ON the fingers of one
hand, twill be necessary to use several.
Newport Weekly.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-28

RRPBEsENATIvE CuLBERTseN, chair.
man OF the House Judiciary commit.
tee considers 1t very doubtful whether
3 bankruptcy bill OF any kind will g,t
through the Honse NJ this session, VI
though, Representative Bailey, will
sndeayor 70 push his voluntary bank
rupvcy bill and Representative Oates
will introduce new bill modifying
Torrey bill, Which was recently killed
in the House.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-28
Pension Agent.

Major Carpenter, of Knoxville, has
been appointed Pension Agent at
Knoxville, in place OF Capt. VIM.
Rule. This is an appointmentin ac-
cordance with the wishes OF great
majority of the Republicans OF East
Tennessee. Yet, we must say that
we differ with our party as to that,
We believe the graceful act and
courtesies that usually obtain demand
ed the appointment of Mr.. Patterson,
and in taking this position, we, for
sufficient reasons, are not influenced
by personal considerations. But,
Knoxville, the seat of the agency, is
the capitol of the Union section OF the
South. Mr.. Patterson is the son and
grandson oftwo eminent leaders OF
the Union sentiment in this section
made famous for its loyalty and
patriotism. AS q representative OF
Andrew Johnson--Andrew Johnson
Patterson should, since no one denies
his capacity for the place, have been
appointed to this place that he might
with poetic appropriateness have dis,
tributed the nations rewards to the
deserving followers of his illustrious
father and grandfather.
But, it vas Andrew Johnson who
said TRAITORS must be punished and
treason made odious." TWAS Andrew
Johnson who said, "rebels must take
back seats" in the reconstruction oil
the State Government of Tennessee
and hence the sins of the father and
grandfather are visited upon their
children by this great reform admis.
tration.
But then the victim OF Bourbon
malice has put little grounds to com
plain. His mighty influences helped
to put the administration in power
that put Hoke Smith up and put him
down. So goes the world some times
Greenevile Republican,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-28
COLoRADO'S FeOL GOVERNOR.
Vigorously Sat Down Upon BY d Bust
ness Mems Convention.

Denver, Dec 21.-Six hundred dele
gates, representing nearly every mu-
nicipality in the State, attended the
business mems convention in this city
today.
Gov. Waite who was present by in
vltation, promised to give careful con-
sideration to any reasons which the
convention might advance, again
calling the Legislature in special SEES.
sion as proposed by him.
II am in favor" be said, "of fighting
for the free coinage OF silver at 16 to /,
not all summer, but till hell freezes
over"
Resolutions we're adopted denying
there existed sufficient reason for
calling an extra session of the Legis-
lature and declaring such a course
would do the State more harm than
good. The resolutions also recited
that Colorado had almost entirely re-
covered from the panic, and while tne
State had been grievously wounded
by the demonetization of silver, her
other resources, such as gold, coal and
agriculture, were developing wonder
fullv
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-12-28
PERSONAL.
England

1t was reported on our streets Thurs,
day that Mr.. Cy Lyle, editor Of the
johnson City COMET, had been APP
pointed postmaster at that place. We
cor graduate him on his success as we
know he will do justice to the honor.
-EEgabethton NeaUs.
Another member of the Pie Brigade
has drawn his rations. This time it is
an editor. Col. Cy III. Lyle, of the
johnson City COMET, which it may be
remarked, is no relative Of our comet,
will edit the johnson City postoffice
for at least the next four years. 1t is
a very handsome Christmas gift and
we congratulate Lyle. -Knorville Tri-
bu1ae.
CIV H. Lyle, the hustling editor oil
THE COMET, has been appointed post.
master at Johnson City. Cy did not
sigh in vain. Here's to you, Cy and
to the rest of the quill driving fratern.
ity who are sigbing for pie.--Knorville
Seminal.
It is prevailing sentiment among
many people that the average newspa-
per man is possessed of a ponderosity
(excuse me for that word) of money.
1t is not our intention to deny it. We
merely wish TO congratulate Editor
Cy Lyle, of the Johnson City COMET,
on having secured q fat take" We
learn that he has been appointed post
master at Johnson City. Cy, you're
welcome. Shakel.- BristoE Mems.