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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-29
Qusldno.

- 9er &0nts bon 8iirttemberg bat ane
lGBlicb Der &Onfirmation ietner Sodbter, Der
9rin5elltn 8aultne, ber Staot SuDtptgse
burg our @ertbeilung inter bic Nrn1en Die
Summe BON 5000 Wearf 3ugetpteien.
- 8ots6am tann in Oteiem Sabre ietr
9OOsiGbriees 8eiteben feiern. Die STACY
ricbten iiber BEN 11riprung pom Botsoant
itno smar unit9er, bo9 peiB man, oaB Der
Srt lcbon inn 10. Sabr9unbert ais Elm
uenbticbeS 9orf porbanben getpelen tit;
in elmer l1rtun6e aus benz Sabre 993 tptrb
es (bet l1eberlaliung an bas Sttft Quebs
linburs) nit benz Namen BotSOuptmt 5u@
crit erpGbnt. : OTIS mGrfti6er 9anb1taot
wir6 8otSDam fcbon I'M 8egtnne oes IA
sSa6rbunbertS 9ebabt; feline @rbebuag 3ur
&elibens bat es Dem &ont9e SrteOrlc9
WtlbeLm I. gu Der6anfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-29
Die 6an0eIsiAnet6er
Deihen iRr Gebduoe i'm 5adion parf eli

Die 6an6elSi6netber Ser Ser. Staaten
baben befanntltb t6r etgenes @ebGu0e I'M
Sadion Barf. 9a1ieIbe tDurbe geitern
ytacbmitta9 feierIi6 eingepetbt. &us BEN
Seltreben gtng berpor, baB 2 ,721.0O in
elmer Get1e bon StGbten in ben &reiien
tener Snbuitrieaen gelammelt tpurben unb
gu beretts 80 8ro3ent iener Summe etnbez
3ablt tporben itnb.
SEQ. .. Mattbetps rii6mtc bic @oulan3
6es @eneralbtrectorS. @r fagte, baB btelem
@ntgegenfommen oeS b0dbiten 8ou3iez
6ungsbeamten Ser NuSiteQung nicbt gum
@eringiten 81 berbanfen iet, baB baS @e>
bGube iebt IN 10 i6oner GoQenbung ba1
itebe. 0as @ebdube fei etne 0ta6btlbung
zines Iempels aus Dem pertcleti6en 3eitz
alter.
General Smtt6 aus ToLe6o, g., 16il7
berte bic @ei6t6te Der 8efleiburg un0
ipra1 feline Sreube baritber aus, bdB bic
amerifanti4e Slide ser Sanbelsi6neiber
70 treu unb briiberltb 5uiamn1enbolte.
Ser befannte Neser Sreb. Douglas,
GommiliGr bon 9aDtt, iprab gum S6lui1e
etntge 8orte.
r Ns Gomite fungirten 81. S. @aIib,
Gbas. 6. 9Dbe, @eo. 9. Matf6eps, 6enrp
Gurner, S. S. S9aub, 9uer. Dunlop.
9as @ebdube bat cine 2Gnge unb eine
8rette BON te So SUB. GS Iiegt unmttteLz
bar meitltd3 bonn Tii9ereipalaft. 9as
Snnere lit nit @emdlben, tpelbe Die @ez
idbicbte Der SLeibung bariteuen, tn fetnet
S9Onbett geid6mHdt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-29

Sen Gone dls, BON bcr muiifalil6eu
Sidberbeit, ote i6r ftets 8u eigen lit,
gar nicbt 31 re6en. Sbre poaite Wfeiiterz
1cbatt unb NuSbrud5ipGrme Der 9eflae
nation offenbarte lie aber erit in Der
S6luBicene bon vSriitau un6 Siol6e" unb
p@otterDdmmerun9". 0a erreicbte t6re
GortrogStunit cine iiberipGltigen6e Snner>
ltbteit uno raui6enber, nicbt enbenipouenz
Der Getfau tpuroe Der SGngerin GIT She'll.
Wabrltcb, es gtebt beute 1tur iebr, ie6r
ipentg SpernIGngerinnelt, Sic ficb nit Srau
Otdterrd IN &raft un6 @etpalt ser Stimme
uro m1ltfalt16e 8eranlagung meiien TOM
men. Die btSber nodb unerrei6t baiteben6e
g8a9ner7S Gngerin beftn6et ii9 beutc i6on
tpteoer onf per 9tetie na9 9tetp Oorf, mo ite
nor9en unD ltbermorgen in SDet Goncerten
nit Ndlter Samroicb uno bem SDmp6pnie>
Srcbelter auttreten iptr6. Nm Samltug>
NbenD miro tie tpteber bier etntreffen, i'm
Pdlmer70auS Quartier be5ieben ur6 itd
5tpet Gage Eube f0nnen; baS 3tpette gSag7
nersGoncert inter i6rer Mftttpirfung finbet
am nGcbiten 9ienfta9 in Der Muittfeit6aQe
itatt. gfeben tbr seblbrt 3beobor SbomaS
rIfbaltlole Entertaining fit Die liebeDole
0tngabe, nit tpelber pr bic Nuffi9rung
obt8er 8agner'i6er Sonperfe ms 0ert
9eBbt bate unb ~Iettete. 53iebt man feline
0trefttonstpetle nit Ser BON Walter 9am>
roi6 in Gergletb, bann pirb es flat, baB
etn autofrattl9er Bug burcb ietne 9ebt,
pdbreno Die bon 0amroi3 no6 burcb
fetnfiiDltgeS Saiten beitimmt tpirb. I6p@
mas bat it5 feline Sbattirungen 3ure6tge1
le9t unb IGBt BON benie[ben nicbt Elm Sofa
no6, tpdbreno 9amrpid fib Don letnem
fetnen muittalti6en @efiibl ielbit Damn
nocb letten ldBt, tpenn ct basielbc inn Sr>
cbeiter nt3t mebr burbsubriden bermag.
Ser Nutotrat mtr6 BEL Sbomas dbet lcbon
BON aaem Nnfang an ntbt gum 0espoten,
gum et9en1tnttt9er Gecbtbaber, benin iein
Selblt9eftbl entitammt sunGcbit Ser begetz
lterten 6tn9abe an BEN GpmpontIten, oen
ct interprettrt. Nu6 feline i9etnbar miu@
fitrltben NrSle9un9e11 baben bte lebenS@
poue @trfrng Des &unitperfeS gum 3DeG.
6terauS ertldrt itb Ser 3auber ieiner gam
SEN Srbeiterlettung unb ber l1m1tanD, baB
ct ale 3ubDrer, 10 iebr lte alt6 man3mal
gang bon tbm abtDei6enoer Wteinung 1etn
nlDgen, obne NuSnabme intereiiirt unb bez
getitert. l1n6 Dteien SbomaS MOLTEN Bic
Wtitglieber Ser National6e60rbe, bte bon
flaiiti4er Wuitf unb tbrer 2ettun9 feiner
0unit baben, aus Ser MeltausiteQung ent>
fernen? 6ol tie b...... bte1er poer jener
Wtorgen gtac5mtttag tpirb baS erite @ez
iangsconcert in ber Muitfballe bonn @elt>
auSiteuungSz G columbia Gbor, unter Wfitz
mirfung Der nambaften Soliittn Sral
Gillian Norbica, Sopran, Srau G6rtitine
Nielion29re llt, Scr. Blunfett @reene,
8aB unb W2r. 8hitnep Wtofrtb9e, Tenor,
9egeben, BUR Nuffibrung gelangt Wenz
6elicbn'S Sratortum y@liaS".
11ebermprgen ftnbet bic @uffiDrung bon
5ap0n's rS6Opfung" NIT ben ndunltben
Spltften Itatt.
0a Ser gau Ser Orgel in ser W1uiiffcitz
bale nob ntbt ferttg 9eiteut lift unb eS
iiber6aupt Da nob Shameless in recbte Orb
nun9 3u bringen gibt, pir6 mprgen in Ser
OfuiifbaIe unb erit am 9onneritng in ber
Seftbale concertirt. 9aS Concert bes
SDmltnSi6en MeLtausltelungs : &tn6erz
9oreS fGat IN bieier @o9e aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-29
Oas Gano oes Ghee's.
Gifrweibune oes ofinoif4en 6ebdnoes.

9as oittn6iI4e Staatsgebdube tpurbe
geTtern Na9mitta9 Dem 8ubltfum uberges
ben, @s lisgt smtidcn bem 6apttz nnb
bem ibpebti9en @ebduoe, I'M nOroli3en
S6eile 6es Barfs. 0as @ebdube mtBt 80
NAL 80 SUB un6 lit I'M iuDOziaracenii3en
StDl ge6alten. Ntc6t pentger ais $4,000
bat bic oittnbii6e Gegterung gum unente
geltliden 9tusi9anf Don Sbee betpiat9t.
Dieter Nufgabe entlebigen itb @tn9eborene,
bic in ibrer Nationaltrabt TurOre ma6en.
Die @intpetbun9 beitanb IN einem @ebet,
tpelbes elm 8rabmanenzB ~rtelter Dor ih9
btnmurmeLte, iopte in elmer Nnipra3e 6es
Gommiiiars &icbarb 8%lecbDnben unb bes
GpmmiIiarS fir &unlttnbuitrie, S.S. Sell
lerb. 0as @ebdube mabt einen duBerit
romantilben Ginbrud. 0ie 8dnbe itnb
nit @etpeben be6angen, unb ale nlOgliben
@rSeusntiie Der tnbiiben &~nnlttnbultrte itnb
IN S6rGnfen ausgelegt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-29
Die meibe Ger mufiffeitbaue
muroe Oienfa9 nit einem maenersproz
eramm uno NIT Ger SoIiftin 6rau ma
terf1a BON Gheooor Ghomas pou5oeen.

Sc tpar in Ser Shat Elm tpeibeboQer 500
ment, ais Sbeo0pr S6Dmas, Der bon Der
Observation-Disclosures nielperfolgte un0 BON
fletnli6en 9tet6ern ptelgelcbmdbte 9trtgent
beS Gbtcagper SDmpbonte>O rcbeters, gum
eriten Otale bor elmer me6r ais ~5lUettaulenD>
f0pfigen i3ub0reribaft auf Der Srcbeitere
bitbne iib bltden lteB, uno Elm 1tllrmt1eber,
fait mtnutenlanger 8etfau tbn be9rltBte.
Die neue Wtuitffelt6aue aber iDute geitern
muItfalilcb gepetDt tperoen ulto 81 btelem
3tped battle T6ep6pr Sbomas benz beuti6e@
item unb erfplgretcbiten Gonbi9ter oteies
sSabr6unberts bas Mort ertbetlt. &t3arb
@agncr's v6uloigun9mari9", Supertnre
Al Gann6Guler, bic Nrie Der @ltlabetb
u9i6 tbeltre Sale" nnb mu1ttqlt1cbe
8rqpournlmmern aus Sen Spern vSrtitan
unD Siolbe" unb y@0tterbGmmer1ng" NIT
Der in 9euti6IanD, @nglanD, Sranfretcb
uno ben 9eretnigtsn Staaten glet6 bocb1
beriibmten unb Dtelgefeterten Wa9ner@
SperniGngertn 9lmalie Wtaterna 1tanoen
Qlf benz 8rogramm pabrltcb 0runo
genl1g, UNI sic rteitge Sale in ibren 9aupt7
t9eilen fat ppQitGnbig 81 fIuen.
Ser 6ulbtgungSmar1d, bet letoer etnen
BON @agner's er6abenen SSrrtbiimern Bill
Bet, mar gu Gnbe gcipteIt unb nit groBem
8eifaa a%ufgenommen poroen. Nub Die
oft geb0rte Superture. 5u vSannbduler
bate md6ttg 9e5iinbet. &ler 2lugen rt3,
teten ii6 nacG benz rebtS gelegenen Sim
gang gum Srcbeiter, burb ben 9bomas
it3 etttfernt bate. 9a fam lie lcbpn, Die
uniibertroffene 8runbilbe unb &unorp ber
8apreutber Seltipiele, in bO3eleganter,
fOitbarer Tpilette, an @eitalt ben bo6
5temltcb frGftigen Sbonas no6 iiberrageno,
an Der Sette bieies tpaderen 9irtgenten
nacb Der Gampe Su9eibritten unb Dernetgte
it3 ta6 alien Gi6tun9en bin por benz tbr
3ujlbelnben Yublttum. gta6 Der fur3en
SntroOuction 3ur Qlrie i6metterte bic 9ottz
be9naoete SGngertn Die eriten Gone ms
Yubltfum binein unb bate baS iofort in
Teiieln geibla9en. Die &itnftlerin, tpel6e
iett benz Sabre 1885, ais ite, tur3 nab benz
0abtnideiOen beS UNI bie beuti6e Sper in
Amertta unoergeBli6 perOtenitpoQen Or.
9eopolO 9amroib, NIT Dem 8erional ber1
lelben unter beS tungen 9amrpi6 2eitltng
bier in oeuticber Sper mttmirfte, bier NIT
ptrfte, bat an &raft ibrer berrltben
Sttmme ieitber NIGHTS, an S5mel8 bat
-bteie Sttmme nur Iebr tpenig etngebuBt.
&langpoa, flar unb ii3er unb lei6t
belt Sran Materna bic anitrensens
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-29
amertfantfde 5nouitrte.

Dtel Sduno nit Gutem ourdetnanoer 9ez
worfen. - Ketne Quspahl uno 81 pteI.-
2luf Dem 6ebiete pom 9nouf trteer3euqz
ninen, ole fir oen practtiden 6ebrau6
beittmmt ftno, leiften Ole Dereinigten
Staten Seoeutenoes. = 2Iuf Dem Ge=
biete Ger Kunftirouftrie iito ite no4 wte
Dor auf europa an9ewteie fen.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-08
Fer,niehtIv eluI,

The iortnightlyclub, an organization
composed Of twelve or fifteen married
couples in johnson City, held its reg.
ular meeting Thursday evening at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs, S.W. Wilson
on Watauga avenue.
A part OF the program was quite
unique, consisting of mock trial OF
]. r. Brading for an alleged libel claim
ed to have been published by him in
the local club journal.
e. Dudley Duncan, by invitation,
acted as Judge. The plaintiffs attor-
neys were ]. w. Cox and F. NJ. George,
and those OF the defendant, Paul Wof-
ford and DR.. Cox.
The case was ably contested, but the
jury brought ina verdicSNI not guilty.
The club, although but recently or
ganized, bids fair to become the lead.
ing literary club of the city.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-08
WAS NOT POISONED.
Death of DR.. c. Wheeler Not Due to
Violence.


The suspicious which have been en-
tertainetl for some time regarding the
cause of DR.. G. Wheeler's sudden and
unexpected death at Greeneville the
14th OF last month, as mentioned in
THE COMET Of recent date, are thought
to be satisfactorily cleared up. A post
mortem examination was held yester-
day over the exhumed remains and
both the heart and stomache thor
oughly examined by competent ply
sicians. They could find no trace Of
poison or any evidence of violence
whatever, but declare the cause OF
death to have been fatty generation OF
of the heart, that organ being swollen
to at least twice its natural size.
All parties express themselves as
satisfied if not exultant over the de.
cision, the relatives, by whom the in
vestlgation was Instituted, being glad
to know that no further procedure is
necessary. They were naturally de-
sirous Of putting their suspicious mis-
givings to a test and were perfectly
justifable in doing SO, as long as no
direct charges we're made. But the
innocence of the suspicioned step
mother has asserted itself; the curios
tiles OF those who have watched the
case are satisfied, and it is altogether
we'll that its elimination was not as j
first promised to be.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-08
A FACE IN THE WINDOW.
A Remarkable Phenomenon Brought
to Light in The Lower Edge
of the County.


Intense excitement prevails at Tel
iord's, this county, about fifteen miles
west OF here, over the recent discov-
cry OF a veritable deaths head in one
of the windows OF house belonging
to Dunk Self, prominent citizen Of
that village.
The phenomenon is startlingin out
line and almost as perfect as a liie-like
Autograph, being plainly visible from
the railroad, some several yards away.
It's general appearance impresses one
as the negative OF the pale, cadaverous,
emaciated face OF a woman and, to say
the least, is exceedingly wierd and UNI
canny.
1t is not necessary for the beholder
to stand in any particular position, as
it would be in the case OF light playing
on the pane, but can be seen while
passing the house latterly as long as
the window is in view, following one
with its rangeless, vacant stare.
An unsuccessful effort was made to
wash or rub it of, and light colored
shade was hung up in the window,
which lessened its vividness, but the
ghastly features still remain strangely
visible.
The entire neighborhood is aroused
over the strange freak, and many
superstitious head is shaken ominously
The house is at present vacant, the
family being off to a mountain sum-
mer resort, where the wife is very low
and not expected to live, and, by those
who attribute the phenomenon to the
supernatural, it is looked upon as
token of the invalid housewives death.
Those more rational cannot but admit
that it is wonderful and unusual oc.
currence, but claim to explain away
the mystery Of its existence as its being
simply flaw in the pane, by others as
being the reflection of face caught
and retained while undergoing the
cooling process Immediately following
moulding, while still others advance
the theory of It's being the photograph
ic handiwork OF the elements during
an electrical storm. The first of these,
however, is the most plausible.
People from far and near are flock
ing to the scene. No one fails to see
it, and all are astonished at its won
derful resemblance to a photograph
taken from the face of a dead woman.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-08
A Drunken Fool.

The engineer and fireman Of the
Dunlap accommodation leaving the
city Tuesday afternoon had a queer
experience with a drunken man. The
train had just left Wauhatchie and
was running at full speed when they
noticed an obstruction on the track
only short distance ahead. A mo-
ment later it was discovered that the
obstruction was man sitting on a
trunk, placed between the rails. The
whistle was blown, but the man did
not notice it in the least. The air
brakes were applied and the train
stopped only few feet from the man
and the trunk. The fireman hallooed
and threw coal at the man but he paid
no attention to the missiles or noise.
Finally the train crew alighted and
going up to the man found him sound
asleep He was so drunk he could not
stand. The man and trunk were lift
ed out Of the way AS the train was
leaving the man awoke and shook his
fist at it vicio1sly. If it had been in
the night, or had the approaching
train been a heavy passenger or
freight it is very probable that the
man and trunk would have been torn
to pieces.-Chatnooga Times.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-08
PIE FOR JNO. SANDERS.
o =. Deputy Marshal for
the Eastern district Of
Tennessee.

On the 3rd of the present month Mr..
Jno. Sanders was appointed U. s.
Deputy Marshal for the Eastern Dis
trict OF Tennessee by S. P. Condor,
United States Marshal.
Mr.. Sanders bond has been made,
and on the 4th inst he received his
commission.
This position is worthily bestowed,
as no man in this section stands bet
ter fitted for the Office than the gem
tleman in question, being a thorough
business man himself.
The Office was rendered unasked,
and it places another feather in the
cap of Mr., Condor as going to show
that he knows where to find good
material, and it is evidence Of the pop
ularity of the new incumbent.
The new officer assumes the duties
Of his Office at once, which will be
strictly attended to and zealously
guarded. The position fits him, anC
he fits the position.
Meanwhile, Jonathan, accept oul
congratulations.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-08
frightened Woman Defends Herself
with a Pistol.
AS A CONSEQUENCE, HER AS.
SAULTER Is DEAD.
The Arrest, the CcrOner's Verdict,
The Trial, Etc.

East Carnegie was the scene of a
horrible shooting ARRAY last Sunday
afternoon, and the excitement which
at once shattered the peace and qniet
to great extent is still rife.
Goodwin Jenkins, under the infu-
ence OF liquor, went to the house of
Mrs. Melvina Carroll, and, abusing
her shamefully, attempted to force an
entrance into the house. Frightened
at his intentions, che drew a So Amer
icane bull dog and fired, the ball
entering her assailant's left side just
below the ribs, ranging downward into
the bowels.
The shooting took place about l 80
in the afternoon, and. although not
killed instantly, Jenkins was never
conscious afterward and died at the
house OF Dimmons Pitts at s o'clock
in the evening.
A coroner's jury, composed of the
following citizens, passed verdict OF
jastifable homicide DR.. E. A. Long,
attending physician; ]. W. Cloyd, G.
]. Keeblsr, H. T. Webb, @. J. Harvey,
D. Pitts, N. ]. Clark, E. w. Hampton.
The woman was arrested by Police
man Scalf and held Tor trial. jenkins
is a man OF about 80 years Of age, is a
day laborer and has wife and two
children in North Carolina, from
which State he came here. His body
has not yet been inferred, it being held
subject to instructions from his wife,
who has been notified OF the affair.
Mrs. Carroll is also about 30 years of
age. has two children and is consid-
cred a woman Of questionable virtue.
She pleads guilty OF the murder,
claimingi it to bave been purely in self
defense.
She was arraigned before Judge
Hart last evening on charge of MUIR
der in the second degree. The wit
nesses were examined and the case
argued, but Judge Hart took the case
under advisement and will render his
decision this morning.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-08
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inhamed condirion OF the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inhamed you have a rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed, Deafness is
the result, and unless the inhamma-
ton can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hear
ing viii be destroyed forever; nine
cases oui of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing butan inhamed con-
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Deafness Caused BY
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars free
f. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
o. Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-08
LAWYER Carried a Gun.

Nashville, June S.-Senator Harr
was summoned before the grand jury
to-day and made to tell what he knew
about the pistol falling out OF Gen.
Wright's pocket in the senate cham
Der several weeks ago. A true bill will
probably be returned.
Senator Harr is at loss to know
who told the grand jury that he saw
that pistol fall. Gen. Wright repre-
sented the claw and order" league
against Judge DuBose 10 the i'm
parchment trial.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-08
Specimen Gases.
$4,000,

s. Fl. Clifford, New Casse, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tism, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was effected to on alarming degree
appetite fell away, and he was terribly
reduced in flesh and strength. Three
boil es Of Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,.
had a running sore on his 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 incarable-
One bottle Electric Bitters and one box
Bucklens Arnica Salve curcd him
entirely. Sold at Mcfarland C Go. =
Drug Store.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-08
Quick time to Chicago.

The E. T.v. & G. Ry. will iuaugu-
rate on May 14th, the fastest and
finest equipped trains ever run from
any Southern point to Chicago. See
that your ticket reads via E. 7. v. &
G. and @. & @. roads, the recognized
QUITE 10 the Worlds Fair. 649-tf
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-08
Old Tacoma Bank Fails.
congratulations.

Tacoma, WASH, June 3.-The Mer-
chants National Bank, the oldest bank
ing institution in the city, suspended
payment temporarily Thursday morn
ing. A notice on the door stated that
the action is taken on account of the
stringency Of the money market and
inability to make collections. The bank
will PROBABLY resume in few days.
The bank has a paid up capital of
S250,OO0.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-08
LICENSE TO WE'D
Issued by Deputy County Court Clerk
During the Month of May.

James NJ. Onks and Miss Dora Du-
laney.
John Watson to Miss Emma Carson
(col.)
Morley Linnvlle to Miss Matilda
Young.
Will Hufline to Miss Ida Griggs.
James Hodge to Miss Addie Oliver.
Eugene Pitts to Miss Eta Curtis.
James B. Morley to Miss Addie
B. Pierce.
Frank Taylor to Miss Anna B. Seals.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-08

The noisy little urchins and worth
less ours that parade the streets day
after day and until after bedtime at
night should be kept at home and put
to work in the garden or be made to
hold the calf off while the milking
goes on. That is the work for the boys.
The dogs Eve mean the worthless
ones) should have their tails cut uff
Just behind their ears.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-08

and cures; q tonic that invigorates and builds
up; a nervine that scothes and strengthens.
And il it doesn't do what its makers claim
for it. they don't want your money.
For all the functional arrangements, pain
full disorders, and chronic weaknesses that
afiict womankind, the =" Prescription is
safe and certain remedy-a guaranteed one.
In g female complaints OF every nature, PEE
riodical pains, internal inflammation and
liberation, leucorrhea, and all kindred all
ments-f it fails to benefit or cure, you have
your money back
No other medicine for women is sold on
such irving terms If any could be, you may
be sure that it Mould be. Is something elss
which pays the dealer better, likely 70 BE
"just as good ~
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-08
Fnded. iaded.

Faded, jaded,
tired, overworked
women weak,
nervous, delicate
and suffering ones.
These are the wo-
men who are help
ed to health and
strength by DR..
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. It's
a legitimate medi-
cinn f'hot cnTTnCta
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-08

Ripans Tabules cure nausea. S..
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-06-08

TIE Kentucky Editorial Association
visited the Worlds Fair to-day. Ii
last accounts the brethren were in the
best of spirits, and vice yersa.--Chi-
cage Dispatch.