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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
rAnlrr CHANCES.


by Associated Press
WoahlnHon. March 7, Senator Vest
was the last al the scnatc hunnce c0m-
miit1c to leave the rouin l4e d!9 not
take his departure until about $50
o'clock The work ON the hlll had been
completed oii hnpr and "a hnii before mat
iime aud hu unnamed ONLY 10 give ihc
bin, ne Whole, Nnal Inspection before
the lusi proof should ru IN tnr PRINTER,
1he sugar srcdulp was ihe lasi thing To-
receive ln attention of the connaltce,
aud the work was brought 10 close 10y
placing the figure at / cent q pound, nr
about ihat figure eva sugar showing 80
derr0es iIuoness. according 10 tho pani
suiAc md incrcasiug the amount erndu,
ally, VITA the luCrcase Of the puuly Of
the article N Is known uat ihc iucfcaao
docs moi reach o qutftar ul cent, but
b cannot he stated definitely Just what
o b.. II y learned from another source
ldnn thAi luotsd fO iliH effect that the
taN m whisky win rumain tie same a.
now stated No ihr Wilson ill., that ihr
whisky tax win probably be- Increased 10
81 10 por gallon and tiip bonded period
extended no ilyo years. This h done, II ~
said. 10 acfninodutc tho bourbon nhd rye
tllgtlllcrH. VINO have nlcAdod Tor an crten-
sion Of time without decreasing The Ian.
mediate revenue 10 be derived from IL.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

~ ss.
Nashinston' MaNh 'r-Nt thV "tVhl
Of The unti-opilon commission to-day ~
Interesting controversy occurred as 10 TIT
,,,.,,,,or h, ,,l,ieh ns,ol,e,s AZ tim Cbieae,
M Nv l.',,,l T., XIV, i'i.i,,, shn,s Nc
pI23n,1 "l,v,i5'StN X, it1 y "a ~, dail,
w, 1,a's' MN. ,,,,ni Then
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w =" vi 1.,,,..t IA M nv.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08


WHO opened lae icpaiN inr tne aaY' gtt-
ieiscd Nle oondpgt ol the pension Olive,
INih under iAo HARRISON and NleNHhna
ADMINISTRATIONS. lie was drawn mo
p NNNil NttnAnau with some o. JUS
Republican Colleagues from Nnnsus over
'hc campaignlng tours oi Pension Agent
C1mphcll of that state.
Ia Kansas, hp eald. there were sos
0uA pensioners receiving ON an nSurtCC
SIt0 while In s,s1ahusetts there worp
$1,000 ronsioucrs rceuiNing an average
af SiSl per annnm.
30 v5n thiuk tho Massachusetis sol.
li.rs rs-aiv, IN. tuurhyi mlpriAett1 Mr..
N'3it.r
Ia ~ ,,,., ,t tl,., ..,,f.,,,F fhat Nfnasa-
.l,,,s,it' Z, Is ,,,ft f,er o.iirrl s,i.,.efl.
lli1 h, it.,t.r iii ,i,,,. ma rea,t,s,.f
o. "''''',-,l -. ~, '
W W !, ..,.,,.,,,, .r,,c1
tha NV. ,,t,,,,,,t si,,,,,
WIN Mr Ninhlo Nl1y wy ,vi' l'l'i. I.i
tWWpns Was tWl.9 "i "'' 'N''
AWt wv uaa uNin'Vir ,p..l.si,,
Mr. Hto'NaeiN N'Yyl''s' ~ W is
N nNilNltNl we U'"F'vl' FgtNF W"
ll. NnltV lf'fNt'h "Nt .u'
ii'N were lPA2S' ne s.uN, '4 i.N wv XXI
20 tNc ''hV t".tNN'tf niW 49, 49,,
n,s aoN aeNeft'n'' w oi9,,' y" KY ii,rs
'.Nrin ana ho"HF'u i'" vi '"N
iotenieiN. ,.,,, 80 t,.ti,,,
MT. JOHNSON, NopiV'Na"' w y, ',.it,,
Wlle q Nkorous WH'"l.si" ~ , ti.,r.,
ok Serr't39 ShHl aiN ~ ~, ,,n,t
lnehnn. ne HNcW'N WNN' N' N"''''
wholesale suspehNonH hmn'; n,..,..,.
Ntcr efl,i Sh'e5N ny ~ Snrin,,T
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
TEXAs rOsTOFFICI.s.
lcnlhl Dimafch.

Washington, March 7.-Among iLo
commissions made ont and only awaiting
the presidential signature - ono for y.
$. Mosely 70 he Postmaster al Hcnrue.
Posioiilccs eslaullahcd inlny carmuila.
Polk county, Ambrose q Alartindalo.
puaimnster; liAitzD Marion county, ~,
lOu Livingston, Postmaster. ilHnl. tAmn.
stone county. lampa Bennett, postmaster.
fostmnsiots appointed ~lllderglle. W
j blackburn. vice Il. a Mnrphy. re-.
signed; Dixie. j Il Johnson, Vice !.
A. llcarne. ,irc j. W. Iieartle. Dc,
ceased; Jewctt, TAYLOR iiiys0n. Vice "
y Stephenson. re1igncd, iantig, W. II.
Cray'r vice G. n. Nantls. resigned
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

c,,.t,a,,,ei Tenn. March I.-Elwarh
s,,s,,ac, ,yho With lis brother shot AIthp NV,
Xxx last Thiirsday while Jack EA5 9 ~ ~
Win Mrs ~ Spencer, iiied ovp PIN i'' lie
vorce agaiusi bis vie w, Ms the custody
w ifsir satcn chlidrne, claiming tn ,bsi
OF ley "a no., only stepped IN SIM nni WY w,
she has attempted 10 proSutlil tened M. 10
dangh l,,i ,,ea ,oBnreai children, aged ana
! Ear and run away with thenN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

Special Dspitrlt
washington. Mnrch Representative
Iulgoro deserves the credit n any ~ 70
be given, for breaking pp last nights
cauons and preventing the adoption Of
a quorum forcing rnln. Mr. kiigorc has
nlwayh been bitterly opposed 20 any
thing Ike coercion 10 the honso apd hr-
iirrcs ia the free privilege u llibusier.
Last night ni The caurua. iayiuR Oh
tanned the floor be STATED that he either
intended 10 make q speech or motion
vnry long. lie asked which the caucus
would nave. al frat e Concluded 10
hear come Of the speech bul later do
cided that adjournment We preferable,
and iiiig. at least for dime. puts hn
md to al talk Of new rules IN the house
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

f'NNiA fNNNAtNf
Washington Narh = w. n. Levy
Of ionryiew. who has made such 4 good
rar0td IN lie special service VI The trcas.
pfy depurimcnf Il here un Official buel.
ness, lie hHq been stationed n New
York for some months. but hes nov Pc
cgiYed promotion. which places him la
charge Of certain inspection work along
the Canadian border
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

Tie wedding Of Miss Morris 10 frederiel
Gebhard VIII be Very Select


baltimore. Md March 7.-Mlss Louise ~.
Nfnrris the fnr-famel beauty and s9clel
belle OF alimore, will he married 70 ai,I,,
Srick Grbhnrd. the equally famous ciuu
ana soeiety mum N New York. on Wedncs.
dav. mo i4th inst. TIE announcement ~
4hs enlargement ON New Years dly M
the sociciy sensation Of me season, W y,
~. ssftenre OF the brides parents o.
West Franklin street. II 9 un1vin,ss ~
mai The number Of invitations me ~ N
cory Of which appeared yeslsilay ~, W. siit.
~ w york and baltimore socleiy,
earlnSiInr of representatives from othe
points are expected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

81 Associated fff7-s
WnshurfOn. March Just before
Leaving the capitol g few Hinnies pat
a,riaff foAtv SENATOR VOORHEES,. a.
,hairuiaa oil the Henatc committees on
Gnanre. ordered the issnancn N call
for 4 meeting Of The fuli committee 10
us0groW a. n O'Clock. As hr lsif the
budding he said the meriing was Tor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

by Associated Press.
Washington, March, q REPRESENTATIVES,
Tlanrhords associates Ia tine house hcard
WITH much aatisincton lntr th' aftcr-
noon ~ bis elevation to the scna-e FROM
Louisiana SnoHkrr tnsp oppressed re
crrl that the house was 80 lose sucl %
valuable and hard working member
u Is settled that Representative
Catching nf Misnsaippi VIII succeed
Mr. Blanchard ns chairman 81 the im-
portani river and hafh1r committee.
Mr. Manchari's position on iarid and
silver will give additional Interest," 10 lus
entrance to thu SENATE. lie voted For
Me Wilson hill dcepite tho fact That Do
bore heavily nguIuHt The sumr lnirrrsia
OF his st,tr lle worked diligently 70
change tao sugar schedule. hui falling
ma this he would NOT follow the rnursr
nf some 81 hIr louleinng nssorialca Va
voting hFhlnst tho entire hlll,
On silver M Blnnchard has nlwOva
voted and acted with the rndicnl free
silver mrn, ~ that ho VIII undoubtedly
ally himself with Tint clcment IN thr
sonuio.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
ro LION nr rnn souTnERN.
A Hotel Empioye Creates CONGREGATION
liy Threatening 10 Dynamite Hotel.


81. Louis, Mo. March T.Cliarios
WriFmsn, discharged employe Of ,he
Southern huta. appeared In The rglunda
of fhnt hosiclry this evening md asked
Tho cashlar FOR money thnt he said wha
ann due him. On being refused Weig-
man demnndod Fiat 500 be given him
Immediately Or he would blow up ule
hotel This ea1soH somewhat Of pamc
among tho guests. which SOON died out
whon Weinnnn was arrested. An exam
innii0n Of Die pocket ahpwoi his threat
10 have been an iiie one. ~ nothing Of an
explosive nature was found upon him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

Special Dispatch Neison.
soe5ieriy with John Anome,ao' ,rs.qbsnts
moor. has been swina KY, IN ihe Pec5s
~ M ~ I'M flrnei BY his iomff employ, 4.
NV, Th,le{ 800, p., Is very clever o9e ,snee
i hss tnat Nelson ieil here for Lawrence
Kan
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

Chicago, March Z. Assistant prnsecui.
Ing Attorney Botinm conundel ms al.
dress IN the Cpuglhin case this afternoon
after having spoken for three days no
morrow forenoon Judge fulfill win
charge ho jury, which win probably 10
tire he the afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
cnnr rrnllc PROPERTY,
.4.ta -.

Woahneton. MaNh a. Representative
Carnth III Ncuucky has introduced .
hA 81 cedc iran tie government 10 iht
city of Louisville, the Old ltastollico ana
customs building Tor q puphlic library.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

by Associated Press,
Ucilt. M Inner Saulusky. ONO. was to-
day elected superintendent Of the Wernle
or1han's home. Joint Ohio and lndinna
Institution. succeeding Rev. iohn nlnEie
matpe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

by Associated Press
london March As anticipated, The a.
iered bomb found IN Row street TINS
morning turns out TO have been nearB
harmless.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

by Associated Prea.
Chicago, March Z Potter Palmer. ihe
millionaire hotel keeper. Il seriously w
with tho grip. Mr. Palmer Is nearly
20 years old and fcar are felt that he
may not recover.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

BY Associated Press,
Washington. March Tile net Fol1
IN The treasury AZ the close Of business
today was Si0T.3l8sOi o eain Of S2D-
Isl since yetenlaY. he cnsh balahee
was Si3Sl72sA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
|lrED AFTER MANY YEARS
f.rrn Sweelhearts Married ii
5fca. and Both Had lHnnilies.

60, SwonIhenrfe Married IN
49, snJ B,tb Mad Ffnnilies.
- '"'
Alta press
IN - Nt..5, Indwir
.1'ille' lnu,' t;l 1870 - mar,
X, v, telIiha h rum, , w norson.
n gEy ee'S ~ az ~ ~ Sf.ti,.
y Nn4 ny, liilSl'S -. VI i,rs,.s In
~. l p u uuu .ill, W." w. I'M rIr.
. l"elly'n{g Z e ~ " i,i u ,a 1,n-
y WI " - '''eu - ao az amt
Il ,'l'sl lnelL i ll-.il. re nm cam.
~ wan sgl NY. 1T q, iat.r lie
$3.50 nuu w" MN, n,orri.j
" ..-s'N lo'luNeu' e. 9e'l Iihd L. iaayi,,,,
.,- Y uso ms az WIZ ,' uig% siso
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
| SfABBED BY A BOY.

n ~ ~ ,Ie1- March 7.-Willie Fields
u hyoerg, two boys of IA years,
. IN " Houston avenue tonight,
N ~ rahhei Kyberg twice, once
~ssn. hyherg is in critical
" eud Fields Is in iall.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

Special Dispatch
Terrell. ror. March 2 The city coun,
Ell has confirmed TIM election of u. y.
Anthony ohict aud Robert DrumEnI
aasisinlt Chief Of the 1ouoll Ere depart
mnnf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
iISllysls BOUND OVER

4 nay a Tex. March TIE. A.
y eon.eed with burning the
X e building. had ne ex-
f.ssi,-S yesterday Mt Poolyille.
AZ N Z. n his being bound over
(. pa nv, 1S'o' 10 await the action Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
lYSh!l.!L III II

,smpt enumeration of the different kinds of wash
y, and white goods we have now in store would be
tban folly To describe them would take more than
4 You will ha We to come and for yourselves
snloss YOU take a half day to look you will not see
A gs stock Satteens are coming to the front again
Eva some the effect Of which cannot be equalled at
M counter-satteens range from l0c to soc
Tberes not much to be said abog Sasa%s sso This
4 bs GOOD values and low prices WI ~ Hpnacs3le
land polka spot still have the call
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

BY Associated Pfees.
Busnos Ayres, March 7.--Advices from
Rio Janeiro raY
Tho state y Siege D. Brazil BIG been
ovfended until May. The vessels Of the
lnsnrrcnt squadr0n ere AZ preeent in-
active.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
ea ~ WATSON MARRIED..

y, lex, March III. l.. Wat
4 4 III q the Houston Post, was
+ ~, '.lsal 10 Mrs. MAY Braun
a, ,~ciled couple left Immediate
% Vhicago and other east
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
E Awning Season is Herel

Lnrry all necessary widths Of Eastern made ducks
/, some widths we have three weights The new
Lin lace certains are here and material to make them
he of the new materials for summer curtainsis Point
z we have it in three widths and the ruhe made
. s5c yard,
a II is going to be a lace curtain sale here 1t will be
De to look into your wants and be prepared to take
N,hge OF our low prices
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
~ ~. FROM a BRIDGE.

~ ~ 1lsreh IA man by the
-. N Wv ri,.,eari. Kansas and TeSas
~ N, Y work with a pile drivsr
!. ~ ~, tiis place accidentallv
|aios- q ro,t . I'm a bridge on which
usas in, ,ais marainr. and sas,
I. "a M ~ 4. were broken and h.
n " a dangerous condi-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
1maEHvNxNHRwNA

Ils,,l z 9 g =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
4 CARRIES a POINT

p,ee, Rules That a College May
Bar cut Secret Societies.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-04
That Knoxville Game.

The johnson City Re ds have the
nerve to cross bats with the Knoxville
team on the 9th on the ground of the
latter but, If they don't do better
than they have dore lately, it will in
decd take nerve to face homeiolks
upon their return from Knoxville. 1t
is absurd to pick up nine from here
and there composed OF men OF boys
who don't know the difference be-
tween base and spring wagon, or a
bail and buzzard when in the air,
and, if they think they can go to
Knoxville or anywhere else thus
equipped with any sort OF chance to
be even recognized as bill players,
they will be wofully mistaken.
There is but one way to play ball,
and that is to do it with a well.trained
nine, with two or three extras thrown
in, in case of accidents, &c. This way
of allowing the scores to run up into
the hundreds or even "teens" is nau-
seating. To avoid this get your men
together and practice as though you
were playing big match game, and
don't forget that it is best to allow the
captains and umpires to render the
"chin music"
The following will compose the
Johnson City nine G. Alexander,
(. b.. ]. JoDe, 8. b.; F. Weller, t. b. /;
F. Hart 8. g.; E. McKamy, c.; A.
Lusk, p; w. Owens, |. f.; D. Alexan
der, C. f. Pot Lusk, r, f; ]. Lusk
Asst; F NJ George, manager; M.
Jackson, secretary and treasurer.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-04
ABRAHAM.
Mr.. James Overstreet Dead.

On last Monday morning about two
O'clock the wife of the deceas, awake
and was appalled, to find that her hus
band had some time during the night
breathed his last breath.
Mr. Overstreet, on retiring Sunday
night, was apparently as hale and
hearty as usual, and the sudden ter
mination of his life was indeed fright
full shock to his family, as it was also
to his friends upon hearing of his
death, as he was upon the street Sat
urday evening seemingly we'll and in
good health. We understand he has
been accustomed to attacks of heart
trouble, and this is supposed to have
caused his death.
Mr. 0verstreet was good citizen,
rs h was also a good soldier and
fought for he sing side duri lg the
war. He died on the Widow Young Z
property aud was buried at the Lusk
graveyard, near by, last Tuesday, be-
ing past seventy-tWo years OF age
whe death overlook him.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-04
FROM UNION

"Pap's Boy" did not give all the
news. | will give the rest.
The farmers are through taking
fodder, and are pref airing their ground
for wheat.
w. B. Tucker has lost his upper lip,
and they say ]. W. Bowman has
found it.
Henry Cash is a candidate for rep
resentative and desires the votes OF all
the citizens of Washington county,
Miss Laura Bruner, OF Jonesboro,
after visiting friends at Flourville, re
turned to her home last Sunday.
w. W. Bowman has made a settle
ment for his board bill, and is to pay
it in coon skins and 'possum hides
w. W. Default made a trip to
Greene county the other day. 1t is
supposed that some girl hag attracted
his attention,
]. A. Bowman and Asbery Martin
have retire from the farm and gone
10 trading horses. Mr.. Bowman has
the famous trotter, Nancy Hanks
Mr.. Martin the Lady Suffolk.
Mr.. George Hannah says he would
like to go home with that girl, but ]
am afraid to try it She looked at me
last Sunday and smole smile a foot
long, anu believe l could go. Try
it, George, and il you do not succeed,
hy, try again.
Oct 2nd. ABRAHAM.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-04
FROM INDIAN RIDGE.

Messrs John And R, g Bowman
went to town yesterday on u business
trip.
Br the way, as Hustler" "Ned
Tod" "Tom" and "Pap's Boy" don't
1--WE all the news, will give the rest.
If Hustler" Ned Tod" "Pap's
Boy" or "Uncle SAM" can beat this
piece they will have to come with
their sleeves rolled up, and their toe
nails dragging,
AL Crouch says he is still watching
the beautiful, babbling stream" He
says he and Mics Jennie have nice
time il the old folks don't interfere.
That's right, Alley, talk to her, and
don't get frightened; but if / were in
your place, / would make that other
fellow quit.
"Pap's Boy" said in last weeks pa
per that J w. Bowman's mustache
was the latest thing out. | think,
from what l heard, he must have been
the latest thing out last Tuesday
night, Sept 18th, for it is said he went
home with black eye and skinned
nose. l think he had better get his
pap" to 60 with him the next time
W. w. Bowman went to bean
hulling few nights ago, and / was
told that he got lost, and the first
think he knew he found himeelf at
Mrs. Keepers, and Miss Hennie gave
him way bill home. l think, from
what I heard, she must have given
him a pretty fast way bill, for he went
home with bloody eye and skinned
nose. He said he run against limb.
Oct. End UNCLE SAM.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-04
Shameful Piece Of Business.

An old colored man by the name of
John Cole lives about a mile or two
from town on the road running by
Buss and Tom Taylor's place This
colored man, we are told, had splen-
did patch Of watermelons and a No
watch dog. Some time ago a ma.
rauding party went there and killed
the dog by shooting it twice. They
then fred away at the house and filled
it with bullet holes, soaring the old
man out of his wits and running him
off the place. The parties then helped
themselves to all the melons they
wanted and destroyed the balance
that were in the patch. 1t was
shameful piece of business, and it is
great pity that the melons they ate
we're not loaded with dynamite.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-04

Saturday night, while colored
woman by the~name Of Fenie Young,
who lives on West Main street, Just
beyond the ball ground, was at DR..
Preas', where she works daily, some
thief priced open the rear door OF her
house, entered aud stole thereirom
three three quarter gallon crooks of
Jelly, five or six tumblers, three quilts,
four sheets, nearly all the feathers
from her bedtick, a feather bolster and
70 cents in money,
This is aserious loss for poor hard
working woman 20 sustain, and to
lose the things in such way as this
is doubly vexatious. The party or
parties must have been acquainted
with the location OF the things upon
the inside of the house, else they must
have taken time to make a very
searching examination, as the money
was supposed to be we'll hid. In add.
ton to the above things, they also
carried off five smoothing irons After
getting into the house they broke
open large box containing fifteen or
twenty crooks of jelly and other sweet
things which had been put by for via
ter use. There has been no clew as to
who the hief or thieves were.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-04
City Registration.

L H. P. Lusk and S. F, Smith, reg
istrars for the First ward, had regis.
tered 304 voters up to the closing
hour, 9 O'Clock, Saturday night. Geo.
P. Crouch and O E. Osborne, for the
Second ward, registered 252. This is
little in excess of half the whole
number OF voters registered at the
last registration term Having four
more DAYS to finish up this registration
term (the 9Th and 9th and 18th and
13th) there ia every reason to believe
that the registration this tern will not
fall short of that Of the last term.
Register by al means
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-04
Illinois. Kentucky.

From Danville, ILL.,, Mrs. H. j. Ma
bors writes: ! have been using your
medicine for scrofula and am greatly
benefited. My back was almost one
solid sore. Two boxes of DR.. Hale's
Household Ointment healed il entirely.
From 0liveHill, KY, Mrs. M. j. Mat
ney writes, May Ii, '92; my daugh-
ter has been afflicted with erysipelas in
her eyes from infancy. She is now II
years old and one 25c. box has cured
her." 1t costs no more to get the best.
This is the best ointment in the world
for general use. Get box at McFar-
land & Co.'S drug store.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-04
You Can Be Cured.

Almost all diseases arise from dis.
ordered stomach, such 50 headache,
indigestion, dyspepsia, dizziness, irreg.
ular heart action and many other
similar diseases. Get the stomach in
order and disease will not exist. Ty-
ner's Dyspepsia Remedy will cure you,
and costs only SOC. It is the great
Southern Building up remedy. Try
it. See advertisement
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-04

You are not within a half days
walk Of good health il you have those
occa-i nal sick headaches with which
SO many persons are affiict' d. In the
large majority of cases they are the
direct result of disordered llve~, and
can be completely cured by simple
course Of medicine. Ask Wofford &
Co your druggists, for Ramon's Tonic
Liver Pills, and follow the directions
faithfully. Before fortnight is past
you will be thoroughly we'll and
healthy. With the pills you alec get
some Tonic Pellets for building up
the wasted strength. Sample dose
ree.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-04
Mrs. R. O. Rhea

Of Milford, Neb., says she suffered
greatly from complication Of diseases
Of female weakness and liver and kid
ney troubles. Her health was fully
restored by using DR. Hale's Household
Tea, the most pleasant and most eff
fective medicine known. 25c. and SOC.
per package at Mcfarland & Cos drug
tore.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-04

Look Here! Some people think
nothing good is made at home.
Buy Ivory -four and be convinced
that this is big mistake. War.
ranted. Build up your own town,
not the other fellows.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-10-04

We guarante full weight-2,000
pounds to the ton-and we shall try
to handle the best coal. We sell for
cash and don't ask for credit.
THE City Coal Co