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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-25
cine Seene.

atlanta, @a., 20. Mpril. Mit>
ten in Der @tabt Mtlanta ereignete ii@
cine aufreeenbe Scene, Bel !mel4er IL
S@ub fielen unb apei Meni4en muir
ben babel 9etroFen. Mls Sobn Go1,
Elm anse1ebener jun9er Mnpalt Mbenbs
UNI 1i2 6 ubr an ieinem Pult itanb,
itur3te ii& Elm Meger. Sobn 9arras,
nit einem groBen MeRer auf Jpn.
@or ertpii@te einen priigel uno i&lug
9arris rrieber. 8eibe Mdnner 5pgen
barauf ptitolen unb feuerten ieber let
ne feds S@uB. @or tpuroe in bic
9anb getroHen. Gin Office : BOP
muroe 5tpeimal getroHen uno 1T
}4limm pertpupbet. Na4bem Sober
leins ie@S @9uB abgefeuert battle, erz
griF Gor ben Meger am &opf uno
mari i'm bic Sreppe binunter in bic
Mrme zines berbeieilenoen policeman.
@or 1agt bic uria@e oss 4nsriHs lei
linn u%nbefannt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-25
Bon CUBA.

6upuna, 20. 2lpri(. General
Martine3 De Gampos truf Na@mitz
tags 5 l1br in Santiago elm unb
tpurbe in entbuiiaitii4er Metie emz
pafnsen. 9ie i'm 9afen liegenoen
@4ife rmaren beflaggt uno bic Straz
ben unb 9duier auf's prd4tigite be-
t~orirt. Die Merft en tparen nit gu
14auern 9efillt, mel4e Dem @eneral
einen Iber3li4en @mpfang. bereiteten.
General Martine3 be @umpos 1T NIT
5000 Mann Ing Telo gerIdt.
@eneral MaKo, Elm Sniurgentenz
fibrer, Fat elm Manifeit erlahen, in
mel@em ct ieber Triebenstommtifion
nit benz Sobe brobt. Die Smiur9enz
ten iinb 5000 Mann ftart unb erbalz
ten tdgli@ neuen 3uaug. Sic tontrolz
liren bic probina Santiaeo. Der
Sob BON Gen. Tlor Grombet mirb be-
itdttat. .1. .....
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-25

% Innipea Man., 20. glpril.
Seit benz Besinn bes Sdultampfes
bat nt4ts eine gr0bere @eniation per-
p%orserufen, als npte bic Intiinbt9ung
oes tatboltf@en GrJbii9ofs 2ansepin,
oab ale Ratboliten, bic bon iebt an
tbre Silfe unb tbren Ginflub .9eniez
ntsen 9%utpenoen, bic bic tatbolti@en
Rir&eni@ulen abi&uHen tpollen, e.
COMMUNICATE miirben. IS perlautet,
baB btnnsn Rur3em cine WerIammluns
tatbolt@er MiirbentrGser in Netp
Dort fattfnben mtrb. in tpelder bic
Manitoba S@ulfrage beipro9en tperz
ben ion. Die &ir@e BON Manitoba
eulpartet 9iilfe BON Der Stride in ben
Der. Staaten unb obslei4 Mgr. Gu
tol1t's Surisbtttion ii@ ni@t auf Maz
nitoba eritredt, betbt es bod, bab bic
Ratbolifen bort ertparten, bab ct iet=
men @influb gu tbren @uniten gelteno
maht.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-25
Cine NattersM crttuIrot0fcit

@om, 20. Mpril. Cine groBe
@trede 2anbss in Der NGbe BON Be-
prignano i'm Dtltritt &om 1T etma
reel1r Daros 9eiumten. 2autes Rolz
len mar pernebmbar unb oas Waher
1priBte in Der Mitte ibes g~sluntenen
2an6es bo@ auf. 9ie Ttutb tpar 10
ftart, baB it@ bis beute Na@mittas
elm Gee, tpel9er Is Older beoedt, gez
bilbet fat. Das @aher rie&t na@
S@mefel unb 14mefelige @aie entitroz
men bem1elben. Mqe alien AueQen in
oer Nafjbar14aft itnb nit @@mefsl
impregnirt, un5 bic neuen Aue1en,
melde fi9 gebilbet baben, iimo hstb ii.
14me fe1balt;g. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
unb @eologen tperben bas pbenomen
unteri u4en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-25
Gin cpfe~ Der cite 2ataNropbt,

8~er1ih, 20. @prtl. Sti&er FAM
ben am Stranbe oes Glgersbitteler
@ommertrogs, an Der ,&pe}tbolteinlz
11en &I]te, ben 2ei@nam elmer Trau,
bic nur nit einem 9embe '6etleioet &par
unb bic man fir SRI. Sulia Sbau
bGlt, lpel@e am 80. Sanuar bic Sobes<
fa6rt auf ber @lbe NIT angetreten bat<
te. I'm bic Satle .sur Elm @iirtel
sei9lungen, an Imelfem cine 2sberz
tai 4e bing, in pel4em lt4 bonn Wa1z
Ter fa1t gang aeriebte 8antnoten uno
bunbert Dollars in Cob befanben.
Sic 2eite mar in iebr gutem 3uitan<
be srbalten. DaB es bic 2ei@e SRI.
sSSulta Sbaus 1T, i4ltebt man aus benz
Observation-Disclosures Der @erun>
gliidten, bod lit Elm Srrtbum ni@t
ausge1@loRen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-25
beS WetterbureauS In Watb.
inston itber bic Grnteausz
ii9ten.
ltebermGBises &esenwetter in Meaens.
lamb, Erudcubeit i'm Siib=
meiten.
Binterweijen itebt better, CUTE Auss
ti&ten auf bic Off, 90
ernte.

Wai4inston. @pril. Das
Wetterbureau fagt in ieinem 8eri@z
te ii6er bic MitterumesperbdltniKe unb
ben Stanb ber Saaten fir bic NIT
Dienitag a%bselaufene Wo9e:
9eftige @egengii6e baden in Neuz
england, mo- b;s ieBt nur penig 5elbz
arbeiten unb 3ubem nur i'm lubz
ltden Sbetle perrtdtet tpuroen. i9pe=
rem @9aben angeri4tet. Die beftiz
gen RegengiiIe ber portsen Wo9e per=
aSserten bic 5%elbarbeiten in Norbz
Carolina bis Donneritag. Sn Norb<
Datota, i'm n0rbli4en Minneiota, in
Otlabomu unb Oregon lit &esen iebr
n0tbig unb AUDI in Seras murbe fol-
der iebr mobltbdtig fem. Mu@ in
Sninois, 2ouiiana unb MiNiKippt
murbe @egen gut tbun.
0as pFansen ber 8aumtpole muir
be in Seras in Tolse bes trodenen
Wetters per30eert. Sn Norbz@aro1ina
unb Stlaboma bat oas pflan5en Be-
gonnen unb lit aud in Mrtani Jag fhon
einisermaBen, jebod nod ni&t az
gemein, inn @ange. Sn @ib<Garoz
lima, Georgia unb Mlabama ma&t
bas Yflan3en ra1@e Gorti9ritte uno
in Qouiiiana 1T etpa bic 9Glfte Der
8aumtpoQe bereits %sepflan5t.
Das Pflan3en bes Muhes 1T in
ben 1ibli&en @taaten nabe3u beenoet.
Ser frib gepflan3te Mats 1T bereits
auf ge9angen unb es tpirb augemeln
beri4tet, bab berielbe gut itebt. Sn
SenneKee 1T bereits iibsr bic 9dlfte
sepflam3t. Sn &entudp unb Nebrasz
ia bat bas 4flan3en bsgonnen unb in
&an1as mirb es enersii4 betrieben.
Die angemeinen Musit4ten OUT bic
0biternte iino lebr siinitig. jeoo@ bat
Troit i'm tmeitli4en @uoz@arolina
eintgen l@4absn aneeri4tet.
9er @tanb bes Wintertpei5ens bat
ii& in Obio uno Marplano in golgs
bes @egens Der leBten @o@e enti@iez
ben sebeNert-' Mus Snoiania uno
Mrtan1as pirb gemelbet, bab bic
Saat gut itebt, jebo& ma&t ie in 0tz
laboma in Gol9e Der 9irre teinen
Hortf4rttt i'm Wa9ien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-25
8erbi1tete etu 8tutbao.

2onbon n, 20. Mpril. Dem ~Dailp
Selegrapb" mtrb bon 9ahantalebpta
Rars beri4tet, baB bic pforte bur4
energii@e MaBre9eln cine Reibe bon
Mebeleten brbtnbert bat. Die Gbrtten
in @r3errm tparen in Der Na4t oes
2. Mpril in pdbniinniger Mngit, als
beri@tet tpurbe, baB mehr dig bunSert
@olbaten bic Rai ernen perlahen pou=
ten, um bic @6riiten gu .ermorben.
@@abab Pai@a jebo& perbimoerte bic
Sbat, inbem ct Is ber Malfribrer, bic
ii4 metserten, 1ofort in bic Raiernen
3urId3utebren, ct 4teBen lteB.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-25
9ele0raphtren pon 8iIoern.

Can Grancisco, 20. Npril.
Ser critic erfolsrei@e @eriu4 in Mmez
rita, @tlbsr auf ldnsere Streden 5u
telesrapbiren, murbs pom r@aq" un=
ternommen. Dieies 8latt lteb it4
eine @aene zines 8oltsfeites bon 2os
Mnseles r5ubliben". Man mar NIT
benz GrsebniB febr 5ufrieben. Der
@rfnber ber babel ansetpenoeten Wez
tbobe lit @barles Mtqougbbp oubier.
9as Selesrapbiren zines suten Bill
bes auf iol@e Dirt toitet ni&t mtbr,
ais baS SCI egrapbiren BON $50 Morz
ten, unb tann in ungefdhr ber1elben
53eit betpert1 teui9t tperben. H.,
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Gtn Setdben non Der ,,6bteora."

@tn Setdben non Der ,.6bteora."
@9icago, 20. Mpri1. Rapt. 2arz
ion bon ber QebensrettungszSta
in @panitou bel @bicaso fanb Elm tletz
nes, gang BON MaKer ouratrdnttes
@tiid@en 9annenbol3, tpel4es als 81:
ne @oti@aft BON Der i'm Sanuar auf
benz Mi@tsan Gee untergegangenen
r@bicora" angeieben apirb. Der Rome
r@bicora" mar ein9ei@niBt auf elmer
@eite unb auf ben amoeren @etten
itanben Snl@rpten, pte ~MQ lott,
.&apitdn Stines, 9oob |bpe", uno
vDptpn, botpn, botpn. Sat. At. Gong.
g." &apttGn 2arion 1T Der Mnit4t,
bab bas Stid 9ol3 pirtli4 bon oer
r@bicora" ftammt.
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Qantpf nit 4luSbreMern.

ct. 2puis, Mo., 20. Mpril.
Sine @pe5ial : Depei@e bon Mooos
marb, >. s., meloet, baB bic beri4z
tigten Pferbebiebe @eorge Wabo(e IL.
Sobn Sin, bic Dor einigen Mo4en aus
Dem @efdngniB entiprungen itno, bon
elmer SberiTs4po7e in einem 9auis
bier Metlen meitli@ BON Moooparo
um3ingelt un6 na@ einem befttgea
Rampfe, in Nmel@em SIN etne munoe
i'm @eit@t erbielt, gefangen genommen
tpurben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-04-25

GbtcaQo.

Minterepi3en 54-55; @os9en Sc;
@erfte 52-53; @afer 20 80; Corn
a. -45; Mebl, patent, per Sab >2.95
-3.45; &leel amen 8.50-9.25; 81
motbpamen 3.00-5.40; Tla@s
lao; Seu 5.O0-11.O0; Butter, @reaz
merD 14-2O; 8utter, 9atrp 14-16;
@tiere 4.15-6.4O; &Ibe 1.75-5.00;
@to6ers 2.75-3.75; Rdlber 200
Ats; @@meine 4.75-5.25; S@afe
2.75A.85; 2dmmer 4.O0-6.OO;
2ebenbe 9ibner 70; Surteb 7-12;
@nten 10-11; @dnie per Dubenb
4.OO-5.00; 3tpiebeln per TaB 1.80-
200; Grbfen $780,; Mepfel per Tab
2.5O-4.50; &~artofeln 63-85 8o6z
men 100 2.05; @ier II; 9onia 8
IA; 9onig, ausgelui1en SIS; 9alg
4; @bistep 1.22; &die, Creamery 10
Ill; &G1e, S9pei3er 10-11; Wi(bz
enten per Dbb. 1.O0--5.0O.
minneapolis l. ct. saul.
@ei3en $3.50; @ogeen 44-45;
@erfte At; 9afer 80; Corn 81; Tla@s
LAO; ~Yatent" >Jtebl pet 100 Yfo.
Its; &lete 9.50-9.75; Wtlbes 9eu
7.0O-8.0O.
81. &ouiS.
@tiere 4.40-5.85; Ribe ZOO
3.85; @to&ers uno 5eebers. $50
3.75; @&peine 4,70|5.1O; @@afe
3.25-4.75; Wei3en 81; Corn 43;
9afer 30-31.
Dttltp atrfee.
@tiere 2.00-5.75; &ib OPS
400; @toders uno Teeoers $50
1915; RGlber 2.OO-3.5O; S9peine
4.70-5.10; @4afe 2.50r3.50;2 dmz
mer 3.50A4.5O; Wei3en 56-58;
@ogsen SO; @erie 50; 9afer 31-32;
Corn 47-48; Simotbpiamen ATS
$50; &leeiamen 8.50-9.6O; Tla@s
1.39; Rleie 14.25-14.5O; Simotbpz
beu 9.00-11.00; prairiebeu 500
1000; Butter, Creamery 17-2O.
Butter, 9airp 16-i3.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21
The Sllken Skirt.

Just when the fancy for silken skirts
was supposed to have been on the
wane, If not dead, it has suddenly re-
vived and we see the taffeta petticoats
everywhere, and the demand for them
just as great as it ever was. There are
dark ones and light ones, and all have
no end of bias ruffles and puffs around
the bottoms. There is no lace upon
them, and all the ruffles are hemmed
instead OF being pinked, as they were
before. The pinking wassfrayed out
so soon that it gave the skirts a kind
OF ragged appearance, and for that
reason, think, they lost their first
popularity. The hemmed ones leave
nothing to be desired.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21
His Discovery.

He knew he dotted on her, but some
how he wasn't 80 sure of her that he
quite dared to ask her the great ques'
ton. They were talking about the
good things Of the world like pair of
children.
If you had your WISH" sac said, col
all the things in the world, what would
you rather have~
"You," he responded without a mo
ment's hesitation.
"Oh," she exclaimed, quite upset by
his impetuosity. II don't mean that
/ mean something that you haven't
already"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21
N NJ : :: Ni.I!.!Asy de,tTnR.R.
VIE IN NF z &CT NOV. IS, 1894.
AhA DNAS OIL, DAILY,

In.--,n.~a. @CT NOV. Is, 1894.
Leave Brig oil, DAILY,
elisa, IA arrive EqS Redford ora n m orrivo
sI M poiersS,S m. arrive Lynchburg las
r N ars ~? re Tsp. m, Richmond 200
eng II. ID YIN ~ " TX $40 10
''0 PPn 10 SES ed stoTs st Marion Wytheville.
ioisH ny d Rsdtord; arrives Roanoke at
iUe1ngn ~ Has Pullman sleepes for Wash
49,. Baltmo {, Philadelphia and New
ca la Roanoke, Shenandoah Junction
o.oo s j o. u r. Dining car attached
z|V Pc q, for ali stations. arrive Radford Sc
=" n, Roenoke7a p. m Lynchburg l2:3U
e. N Richmond 6:lO a. m, Norfolk s 20 IN.
;'ulimau sleeper Roanoke to Norfolk and
VIZ Lynchburg to Richmond.
" lrsTON-SALEM DIVISIoN.-Leave Roam oke dali
ly1. 10 p. m. fer WinstonSalem N. c., and
\, all intermediate stations.
NoLTH CAROLINA DIVISION Leave Pulaski 9H
q. m, daily except Sunday, for BettieBaker
\, ana tlo:O5 a. M, daily, for Gosan.
NEW RIVER BRANCH.-Ieave Radford daily 1854
r a. m for bllefeld. Pocahontas Coal Reg'ns.
lHh CHICAGO EXPRESS Leave Radford 6 90
p NJ, daily, for Bluefield, Kenova, Column
Dus and Chicago. Pullman Buffet sleeper
- kadtord TO Columbus without change.
HLlNCH VALLEY DIyISloN.-LeaVe Dluehcld 1880
m, daily, for Norton.
DURHAM DIvIsIoN-Leave Lynohburg (union
statlon) 245 pm, daily $40 a. m daily
except Sunday, for south Boston, Durham
and interm ediate stations.
Trains from the East arrive Bristol daily at
$50 p. IN.
-, For further in formation apply to F. c. WriG hit,
Ticket Agent, Bristol.
NJ. +. BRAGG, Travelling Passenger Agent.
W.B. BEVlLL, Gen. Pass. Agt., Roanoke, Va,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21
A Brave Man.

The vessel was going down and only
one man remained on board the i'll.
fated craft.
Hurry" cried the captain, cor you
will be lost"
ais my wife theref" the man asked
eyes, and she is crying for yeu."
"Say farewell to her for me. ]
shall 60 down with the boat"
"What is the reason of this mad
ness?" cried the captain.
"Well if am saved I'll have to ex
plain to my mother-in-law why
didn't have sense enough to take 6
boat that would not sink, and so
prefer to &c down. Farewell" -Syra
cuse Post.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21
Short Stories for March.

The names Of Frank R. stockton and NJ. G.
NcCleland-the author of oblivion Prin-
cess" &c ARE displayed on the covers Of the
March Short Stories as contributors to that mum
ber, but there are many other favorite writers
well Represented. Among them may be men
toned 0uiller.coueii, AHthony Hope, Alphonse
Daudet and Arthur Dourliac.' There Is also a
translation from the Italian of Edmondo de
Amieis.
1t Is aunouuced that the Current Literature Pub
fishing Co has bought the magazine OF stories
ca led Romance" aud that, beginning with the
March number, 1t will be under the control of
the editor of Short Stories 1t viii however be
conducted on somewhat different lines from the
latter magazine, remaining an entirely distinct
publication and retaining the name OF "Ro'
name"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21
DON'T STOP TOBACCO,
low to Cure Yourself While Using 1t.

The tobacco habit grows on a man
Until his nervous system is seriously
affected, impairing health, comfort
and happiness. To quit suddenly is
too severe o shock to the system, as
tobacco, to an inveterate user becomes
a stimulant that his system contin.
ually Graves. Bacco euro is a scien.
tifc cure for the tobacco habit, in all
its forms, carefully compounded after
the formula of an eminent Berlin
physician who has used ii in his pri.
vate practice since 1877, without
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it will notify you when to stop. We
give q written guarantee to perma-
nently cure any case with three boxes,
or refund the money with 1923 inter.
est. Bacco-Curo is not substitute,
buta scientific cure that cures without
the aid of will power and with no in
convenience. 1t leaves the system as
pure and free from nicotine as the day
you took your first chew or smoke.
Sold by all druggists, with our ironclad
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21

It's Well to Know

That one can notbe graceful without
perfect freedom Ct all muscles.
That to be the mistress of home is
to have kingdom of ones own.
That too much OF the housekeeping
OF today is done indifferently.
That the golden rule OF worldly sue
cess is TO make yourself subservient to
work.
That many of us live beyond ouI
means and there is no more grievou
mistake.
That time is the largest part OF most
mems capital.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21
BOrax For BABY.

Always wash baby's mouth and gums
every morning with water, in which
you have put pinch Of borsx. 1t
keeps the mouth fresh and sweet and
prevents that uncomfortable affection,
a sore mouth, with which SO many poor
babies are troubled, when their mouths
are not kept perfectly clean.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21
SOME WINTER NOVELTIES.
The Sort of Thing the Fashionable
Girl AdmIres Immensely

The Sort OF Thing the Fashionable
Girl AdmIres Immensely.
A new purse is made Of woven gold
threads, made small at the top by a
patent gold spring and finished with
knob set with jewels or holding tiny
watch
The adoption of trails OF flowers
worn hanging from null is an incon-
gruouy item in the costume OF up-to-
date bridesmaids. Posies are now
made so graceful and natural looking
that their use should be welcomed
everywhere.
Exquisite is the glass known as lab
rile, which is white, yet holding, as
does the opal, wonderful changes OF
light and tint. Table articles are pre-
scented in it-fnger bowls, tumblersi
wine and cordial glasses, etc. 1t is
yet expensive, but 30 beautiful that II
pays in the end.
Brass sconces are pretty addition
to your walls. These may be with o.
without candles. The former, how
ever, is mora satisfactory and the cos
only triAe more. The candles ar
tinted to match the shade that adorn
them. For instance if the candle i
light lavender the shade is OF deepe
tint, with punches OF violets here AM
there
Panther leather is a pretty novelty
and is made into purses, card cases
portfolios, picture frames and all tn
other useful and ornamental article
for which leather is used. 1t is soft a
kid to the touch and delicate an
pleasing in color. A spray OF mistleto
wrought in silver or gold in the corne
OF a purse or card, case!iS used in hone
OF the season.
A new thing in silver forsthe dres
ing table is hair receiver. 1t is
small, low bowl, fitted with a cove
that has circular opening in tn
centre about the size OF a quartz
through which combingS are thruS
1t is at once.t the tidiest, as we'll as Il
most ornamental, hair receiver y
evolved.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21
Mardi Gras.

The Southern railway will sell tick.
cts to New Orleans and return at
cheap rates on February %, 20, "a
and %, account Mardi Gras. Tickets
good to return fifteen days from date
of sale. Tickets will also be sold from
Chattanooga, Atlanta and points west
thereof to Mobile and return at cheap
rates on February %, %, "a, 25 and
rs good to return fifteen days :from
date of sale, account Mardi Gras. Any
agent of the company will cheerfully
give information regarding tickets,
rates and schedules.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21
Frank Ieslie,s Populny Monthly for March,

In the March number of Frank Leslie's Popu-
lar Monthly the wonderful story OF the life and
inventions of Thomas Alva Edison is set forth,
IN an article by Henry Tyrrell with the appar-
emit purpose Of contrasting an actual living
hero, modern eopqueror of science, with the
dark aud sinister shadow Of Napoleon as pro-
jected anew by the curious contemporary revi-
val of his sanguinary legend, The paper is
accompanied with some interesting iliustra-
tions, including new portraits of Edison, of his
parents wife, children, and scientific colabora-
tors other important contributions to this
unusually full and intero~'ing number Of Frank
striking account of "The Great salt Lake, and
Morinondom," Captain II D, Smiths stirring
and patriotic account Of The United States
Revenue Gutter Flag" delightful paper upon
Bronze Statues are Cast" with the latest works
of American sculptors, by S, Millington Miller
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21

~, Pebruary IL the following books: The. Phai-
toms of the Foot-bridge, aud Other Stories by
ma rles L ebert craddock Hippolyte and Golden
Heat two stories by George Bassett; Modern
Missions in the East. by Edward A. Lawrence
N n with an introduction by Edward T. Eaton,
n n IL. D.; The Literature of the Georgian
V1a Nv prof william Mimic, of the University
Of Aberdeen; The Adventures OF Jones, by Hay
~ a. - Cor,,th, Farmhouse Cobweb novel by
Ifarr,, perry Robinson. and Beyond the Dreams
Of Ayarice, novel by Walter Besant.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21
Drive Them Away,

She shrank away coyly at his ap-
proach..
care we slone" she faltered, in ap-
prehension.
~ don't know" he answered. "You
might sing few selections and make
sure"
He rose and would have led her to
the piano but for the cold stare she
gave him.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21

The Deliaeator for March is the great Spring
number. and in our opinion is the finest Issue
of this popular magazine that has yet been pub,
iished All the departments are unusually we
FLIED and the fashions have an increased value
through being the first authoritative pronounce-
ment Of the Spring modes The chief feature
Of the literary matter is a most comprehensive
chapter on Cards: their Uses and Etiquette, by
Mrs, Roger A. Pryor this being the FIRST of a
series entitled the Social Code. There is also a
very interesting first article on the Experiences
of life at training School for Nurses, with an
Introduction by Mrs Frederic Rhinelander
Jones The housewife will find much Of value
and Hints on Serving Lemons, and the fancy
worker will appreciate the new designs in knit
ting, netting tatting, etc.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21

The second number of Electric Powsr IN its its
new form, continues the excellent work started
What greater and the quality to say the least OF
It is quite up to that Of the previous number
prof Crocker's fine paper on Electrometallur-
Nv is concluded in this number; Inc stoty ~
Herbert Laws Webb, OH IAN unprecedented
EXecntion y will be found exceedingly interest
ing and is an entirely new departure from cleo
trical literature C..r..,a.
Electric Power is published at s. Cortan,dt
news stands. Subscription price, " year. or
81 for six months; single copies 40 cents
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21
Both Sides'Of it.

Oldbach-Man is never too old to
love.
Miss Bud-Probably not, but he gets
too old to be loved.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21

A young lady who heard Sam Jones
preach recently tells the following,
which is quite characteristic Of his rev.
ereuce: Before beginning his sermon
he proceeded to rebuke his late comers'
"Now, what makes you women latei
III tell you-primpin'. All the late
corners who didn't stay at home to
primp, stand up" No one rose but a
very ugly woman. Sam looked at hel
moment and remarked "Well, God
knows, sister, you need primpin', and
It don't make no difference how late
you come hereafter, I'll make no fuss.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21
Conrtshin and Common Sense.

Courtship is an effort to choose q
mate for fife. Two home makers are
considered copartnership: the fate
of unnumbered future generations Is
being settled. II we look straight into
the countenance OF nature and at the
same time keep fully aware of what
civilization expects, we shall feel the
immense Importance Of what is going
on yonder where the young man anC
his sweetheart sit apartfrom the crowd
A sacred contracts being negotiated
and upon the outcome of a few million
contracts like that depends the whole
future OF the human race.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21
Any NOTES.
Liter

Nnpyei solution of the
- tbblem in her homes
Lady Aberdeen ule1 a Adipthe April num-
ever yexing servant GIT yaaI she will, In an
her Of the Ladies Home J9u efSTf IA
article explain the method sh NJ.
,..,iu I subject OF
very interesting altiee" W. e. written and
pers Bd=dr for Feptnhly y III, on t =; So MANY
edible mushrooms; ny i, m, rit,o NbleaQdi-
| illustrated by W. Ha thllVon nl'son o many
persons find the musilr2oips aa asa ontyi-
cod;sttv stand in dread Of it, that every ny
hutton 10 thelsubject from so good an auth "a -
is worth emphasizing. The same num .ais,,
the Bazaar contains handsome evening t0'ie'' y
from Worth and other Paris houses
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-21
TREASURY DEpARTMENT

OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF CUR
RENCY.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. 4, 1894.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
who may have claims against nThe
First National Bank of johnson City .
Tennessee, that the SAME must be
presented to John ]. Cox, receiver.
with the legal proof thereof, within
three months from this date, or they
may be disaIlowed.
JAS. II. EcKELs,
Comptroller Of The Currency.