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9 Grcuriion til Clear Safe Iioite
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riselist Nut til 9proa8.
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bo9e I'll tit Siem / Wtilwautee.
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Wr. 8ruipu. At 9russiits5irmaet
3bOreIou & 8rUiuu i Rortbwpuo, Sa.,
bar / 3ecorub Ell Dag iioite uge.
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ior BUILDING & 9Uan Qsiuciation iite>
oetfur Nr. 2aubuep, Der bar taset af'
FEB.
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bags.
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oripe Ell wholesale business / bel
SIags garer.
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paa bet Sla8s Grbeibe, er npot til q
boloe bpbbelt QrbeioSItot beruoe.
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Sla9 mellem Soma Agricultural Sol
lese ball club ps 9utbsr Colleges. .
Gremmebe ital uare iarli8 finite 8Oll
iaa bet bit oil blioe et iuteresiant Stut
ipit,
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Sr. g. Gnuuoieu, Teeprab:-
8ebag at fiuoe iu0lagt Srore 2aa $500,
iom le9 pil 9iue I'll airteu paa Seensnaien /
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Spmertiumbeben benlebes paa
Or. Norsrens Advertisement. 9Otto'
rem bar prnttiieret 4 Iar / be ioreneoe
Stater % 3 aur bjemmc / Nurse. Gr
uberamjneret fra 8riitiania lluiperiitet
bar efter no9Ie aars Yraris / ameri'a
paret tilbuse / europa us ituoeret peo
9plflanbs % NOroens rlniuerIiteter.
Sar Gertilitater fra Neu YUrt Spipis
taller, er 9raoueret fra Staten 8aibin9'
ton, Weolem af 4isconiin Meoical Soz
cietp % Certificate fra Staten Suinuis.
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Reiit til l%loitiaingen.

6plgenoe 4erioncr reiite til lloItils
llu9en iioite Sgnoas giten:
6. .. yteIiOn % 9uitru, SeurgtpwH Mina.
Nels 2arier, 6. &. @enncs % Goiuarr
5boreiel 6c8per.
Sob. 8. apdshdul Si9blauoOils.
y. q. Suros % 10 Suitrs, 2Oeuit.
Gieu n. guroS, 3ecorab.
". 3. MeIaub, 2ocut.
81. Sittelien, Si9blanopile.
Grit Batta % Sen, 5raufoile.
8. VI. Strauo. Gecorab.
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~Si PVlPS ~'o''pAD'i ~'9os" lt"'
oere Nationals 8lbllptbetet | Haris; bet
blep 9runbet al 9ubuis ben Siortenoe.
Oct i~nbeboloer 100000 Spser, 3o0,'
900 @amFster, IT'S Manuitripter, 3o0,'
900 Starter ps Gtlasier % 10000
Mtpnter os Webalier. Samlinsen al
Stauls os aObberitit teitaar al en- MiI'
lion $1,000, mbbuuone i 10000 Sinb,
@i 8ortrpler er Der betoeo 100, 900.
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Gnorews iaa be,jenbte Opera
Selifab ltal antomme BERTH % ipiae /
Opsra'Suiet ben 21be Sum- ct Stptte,
ium t~loli9ere life bar o9rst ppfDrt / De-
curab. 3beaters8 eitprelien er pper'
bepiit ON, at 8ublifum ipm ieoounli8
pil billie fine samle 8etjenOte meo
@lpbe.
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Urn Snther GpQeae.

Snsoo0 ben 14oe Sum- 81. 10 6urs
miobng boIoes G%lntnin9sieit, Doortll
ale er uerli9it i~nobuone.
GOrson9 Gitermiooas ituloe 2ntber
COLLEGE 8aisbnI Stub ipi0et meo
Smbbeu fra Gmes College, men Gmes
anbben t~elcaraierece / Nanoa8S, at
Den life tuioe fomme.
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Guthers itraalertae napn!
big, Dor mober, Gig, arcr
Dig, iom liilueb bore iaor.
Ia ri tom for aar tilbage
til big meo en- tsritig ii9l,
LOB ou al Din brpuo ps ora9e
1tprteorlt al funoltabspRlO.
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maneo' os til Goel oaab,
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os bin Nrinouetraao,
bpormco ui I'll Chs Fan fnbe
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pS pmlntter, ltaar ri tnoe
er | ltoets labDrInt.
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8IeitlteH Wu1Igr large ndr.
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rem et uocu nrbelo' iaar.
3Cnue ianobeo ou os lerte,
inar oprt ntnal hi bauoe QIcmt.
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bar biaHot loealer gent.
vi bin aries ilo on ieubte
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% be tnnfer / ps tnn0te,
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M Dor ringe tai moOta0!
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III % paa Dor fremtloSoag.
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The "Time-Sayer" Is a guide to the Worlds Fair
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bertIons os 8. etranb & Cos Drug
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-02
AN ORDINANCE
Dividing the City Into Four Wards
and Designating the BSuud-
aries Thereof.

Be it ordained by the mayor and
aldermen of the town Of Jonnron
City, Tenn, that said town OF Johnson
City, be and is hereby divided into
four wards as follows:
1st ward-All the territory inside
the corporation limits, and lying
south and west of the centre line of
Roam street to its intersection with
Division street, and all south and west
Of Division street, and east of the CEN
ter line OF the E. T., V. Il G. Ry.
End vard-All the territory inside
the corporation limits and lying west
Of the center line Of the E T., V. d G..
Ry. and south and west of the center
line OF Wellborn street and its prolon-
CATION.
3rd ward-All the territory within
the corporation limits lying east OF
the center line OF the E. t., V. & G.
ny. and north and east OF Division to
its intersection with Roam street, and
all east and north of Roam street from
its intersection with Division street.
4th ward-All the territory inside
the corporation and lying west of the
center line of the E. T., V. & G. Ry
and north and east of Wellborn street
Be it further enacted that this ordi
nance take effect from and after its
passage.
Passed on its first reading, Sept. s
1898.
Passed on its second reading, Sept
13, 1898.
Passed on its third and final reading
Sept. q, 1898.
ATTEST: APPROVED.
G. w. CARR, 7. e. MATsoN
4S8-2t Recorder. Mayor.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-02
MAYOR HARRISON
ASSASSINATED
Chicago's Chief Executive
Murdered in His Home.
The Assassin Quickly Locked Up to
Prevent His Being Lyuched.

Chicago, October 2S.-Nay0r Car
ter H. Harrison was murdered this
evening on the doorstep of his Ash
land avenue home. The murderer
fred two shots from q big navy revol-
yer. He has been arrested and is now
in the Desplaines street station.
1t was S o'clock when Patrick
PrendergaGt called Mayor Harrison to
his door.
"Well, what is it?" asked his Honor,
who stepped to the porch.
81 want to see you," said Prender.
gast, at the same time bowing. "You
promised me and my brother Job
some time ago, and you never carried
1T out. Now d-n you, take this"
With this Prendergast leveled bis
revolver and fired point blank at the
body OF his Honor.
The first bullet took effect In his
bowels, the second in his lungs and
the third in his heart. Mayor Har.
rison fell dying at the second shot, ex.
claiming; "Oh, my God"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-02
WHOLENO. 488.

The Mayor was about to deprive the
Crescent City of one of her brightest
social stars, which would have been a
tribute on his part to Chicago, for the
fortunate sharer of his honors would
add worth and sparkle to our social
prestige.
1t is we'll known that Mr.. Harrison's
bride was not stranger in this
Northern town, having been for several
years an intimate friend of the wife of
Mr.. Carter H, Harrison, Jr., whom she
was visiting when the wooing and
winning took place.
HIS DEATH ANNOUNCED.
A Republican meeting, held in the
interest of the Judicial candidates in
this county, was in session at the
Turner Hall at s O'Clock this evening,
the house being uncomfortably
crowded.
Ex-Governor Richard ]. Oglesby was
in the midst of an address when the
announcement of the Mayors death
was made. The North side is the
great German section of this city, and
has always been the stronghold of Car
ter Harrison's political supporters.
Party lines have always have oblit-
Grated in this section when Mr.. Har-
rison was a candidate for office the
"Carter Harrison" men, as they were
known, focked to the standard of their
idol by thousand, and all opposition
vanished.
Mayor Harrison's great hold on the
people of this city was never better
illustrated than it was in the manner
in which the announcement of his
death was received by this gathering
of men called together to work for his
political opponents.
J.V. Farwell, the wealthy dry goods
merchant Of this city, arose, and in
voice filled with emotion, said: can
other murder is to be avenged"
The reputation of the man and his
manner forbid the thought that he
intended to counsel lynching.
Nevertheless the utterance was
taken up instantly by the hundreds
present, and, as if by mutual under
standing they arose as a body, and,
without adjournment, marched out of
the building and headed for the West
Side, the home of the late Magistrate
From all parts of the city bocies Of
zen have been collecting and moving
toward the scene of the murder and to-
ward the City Hall.
Wherever the news became known
| a small group of men, sstounded at
what they had heard, got together to
discuss the event, and as if by common
impulse started on their way to the
City Hall, where the murderer was
most likely to be confined, or to the
Mayors residence.
BENT UPON LYNCHING.
That the thought uppermost in the
minds of these men was to take the
life of the assassin it needed no ques
tioning to discover.
The common movement at once
alarmed the authorities and all the
reserves we're massed in the heart O
the city. There are grave fears tina
some outbreak may occur before th'
night has passed, but despite the ex
. cited condition OF the steadily increaa
ing crowds, efforts will be made to pro
tect the prisoner from violence.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-02
THE MURDERER CAPTURED.

The perpetrator of the foul deed
fired final shot at the big door of
the Mayors house and ran. Before
he had made twenty steps he was
captured and landed in the Desplalnes
street station.
The noise OF the shots called to the
doorstep all OF Mr.. Harrisons family
and they carried the dying man into
his house.
His face was pale and with trembling
lips he pleaded that his body be care
fully handled. Before he could be
taken to hi7 own bed room be was
dead.
Prendergast, the murderer, is a
newsboy, about 25 years old, He
betrays no contrition for his awful
deed and seemed to gloat over his
crime.
In his cell the prisoner maintained
q cool demeanor and quietly and
coolly refused to answer any questions
put to him regarding the terrible deed.
"Oh, you arc reporter, amt you?
Well, I amt got word to say to the
press"
"Why did you shoot the Mayor"
because he refused me and my
brother job"
WAS TO HAVE BEEN MARRIED.
Mayor Harrison WIS to have been
married November 7.
The prospective bride, Miss Annie
Howard, is o brilliant belle OF New
Orleans, having won distinction fo
her intellectual qualities and accom-
plishments, as we'll as for her remark
able beauty and graceful bearing Mis-
Howard has all her life enjoyed tn
advantages and happiness that wealth
could gather for her.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1893-11-02

Carter Henry Harrison was born
[CoNTINUED ON 9TH PAGE.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-27
Board adjourned to the 22d da,
of August, 1898, at l o'clock p. m.
JNO. J. KENDLEN.
AUDITORS OFFICE, !,

| " AUDITORS OFFICE,
WoRTHINaToN, Minn., July17, 1893.
The Board Of equalization met per.
suant to statute.
Members preseut, John Mock, F. T.
Graves, Chas. Peterson, III. NJ. Palm,
A. G. Lfngren and Jno. j. Kendlen,
County Auditor.
! Said members being first duly
sworn entered upon the discharge OF
their duties as Board Of Equalliza,
ton.
The following changes were order.
ed made: .
HORSES ! YEAR OLD. 81.
Worthington Twp. raised 5 per cent.
Elk lowered 10
HORSES 3 YEARS OLD.
Worthington Vii. raised 10 per cent.
lLeOta Twp. $
Bfgelow lowered - :.
Westaide S s g
L , = =
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-27

Buchnn. Photographs ::..... ..-.....
& Dolan. n d, post-mortem examination
Palm Bros 4 strom, repairing chair. =.
Bill Of W H Gaugh for medical attend
ance on Ole Dohl in Bloom township.
amount OF bill ele60O, smount allowed
Bill Of Merwin for cleaning jail
vault, amount Of bin 815.o0, amount
Fl allowed !. !.
Pioneer Press Co, tax lists and blank
books ..... !. !. !.
Ragsdale 4 Chassell. binding laws. .......
Brown, TfeaOy d Go :. .......
Robert AcCune, publishing commission-
or proceedings !. ;. !. !. !.
81 @ Thom. receiving prisoners into 1ail. :.
JC Thorn. return af personal lar var
rants ........... J. ]. Z.
IA Stevens, Issuing tax warrant.
6 days On hoard of audit. g !.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-07-27
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SION ERS.
.J1llv 20.


The board OfcOunty commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment.
The report of the committee ap-
pointed to view that part of county
road No. ii, on section 8, town. 1O1,
range 80, where change was asked
for, as indicated in petition for
change of said road, being favorable,
on motion the prayer of the petition
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July 10.
The "Board of Equalization" met
pursuant to adjournment.
The application of M. Pint for a re.
reduction of his assessment was re-
jected. The following changes were
made. !.
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS IMpI.EdENTe
AND MACHINERY.
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TIE SITUATION.

TIE SITUATION.
The news dispatches Of Tuesday,
this week, rsport tl,e failure Of three
louisville (Ky.) banks, and two Ma
tiOnal banks 1t Indianapolis. These
all follow in the wake Of the De Pauw
: failure at Evansville, Ind. The Far.
mer's National Bank, az Findiay, O.,
has failed. On the same day the Wis
consin Marine aud Fire Insurance
Bank, said to be the very Gibraltet Of
finance In Milwaukee, also closed ito
doors.
These institutions are simply the
victims OF financial condition which
these banks could no more avert than
tho city Of Pomeroy (la.) could avert
the cyclone which destroyed it.
A;ba6k oT:an ~indiy itluai is .legally
insOlyent when, from any cause. il can
.-asespex llIsssAsg dssds o6iifations ii,
:sseia 1t irving 10 the. TACT that coin
and 5onrrerey are difficult 10 obtain,
evsn on gilt edged security, many In
stitutions with assets largely over their
liabilities, become, in . legal sense, in.
solvent. These men are actually sol.
vent, and deserve support and sympa-
thy, rather than reproach or distrust.
Few men, outside of financial cir
cles, know how heavy are the burdens
business men are called upon to bear,
how ,tort0ring at times are their ap-
prehensions, and how much they are at
the mercy Of fiuan cial crises and emer-
genties. ~
When custodians of other peoples
money become unable to respond to
their obligations through speculations
on their own account, such as grain
futures, or other improper ventures,
they deserve no sympathy or exemp-
ton. But when their business has
been regular, they deserve sympathy,
and will receive due help when times
become easier.
People at such times as these should
be careful not to make times harder by
placing reliance on flying rumors that
are not known to be true. These un-
authenticated reports, which are all
too numerous in such times as We are
passing through, depreciate the value
of the stocks ard assets which are the
reliance of the depositors and other
creditors of these unfortunate institu-
tions. In such a crisis fear destroys
values which prudent hopefulness will
preserve. 1t is good time to be slow
to speak, aud slow to impair confidence
IN our fellow men.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMIS-
S1ONERS.
July IS, 1S93-4 O'Clock p. m.
The board of county ycommissione
met pursuant to adjournment; mem
bers all present.
Report of committee on change ol
county road No. Il, was laid over.
On account of the inability of Mr.
Knox and the failure of the bOndsmen
OF Peter Thompson (as per notice. to
be present at this meeting, the board
adjourned to the Goth inst, at 10 a. IN
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Geo. @. Moore, Cashier.
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! s. recording change of county
road No. IL. 7lC
A H Clark, NJ D, medical attendance on
Jno Holeran -. Observation-Disclosures. 500
Board adjourned to the 2lst inst.
at $3.50 a. m.