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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-09

Royal shifting 10 cents per yard at
Woodward's.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-09

Rev. J. G. Berger departed yesterday
for his home at Halstead, Kansas.
where he will visit a few weeks with his
parents, after which he will go to Chica-
go and re-enter college. Mr.. Berger has
made many warm friends in our CITY and
as pastor of the Presbyterian church
has been of Invaluable service to the
members. The citizens of Medicine
Lodge hope for his return, but if that be
impossible, all wish him success in what.
ever locality he is called.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-09

Rev. Cook and family arrived from
Barton county on Monday. Rev. Cook
was appointed pastor of the Free
Methodist church of this place by the
conference a few weeks ago. Rev.
Hollenbeck, the minister IN charge for
the past year, goes to Oklahoma.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-09

When you buy -four, see Woodward
1t will be to your interest. l9tf
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-09

by reason of an opinion rendered by
Attorney General Dawes we this week
begin republishing the delinquent tax
list of this year in time for sale in Oc-
tober. 1t so happens that the first
day of September fell on Tuesday this
year and the statute says that the list
shall be published once IN each week
for four consecutive weeks prior to the
first Tuesday in September. The At
torney General CONSTITUTES the statute
to mean % days before the first Tues
day and it his Interpretation be, correct
our publication during August was IL
legal for the reason that our first publ
cation was only - days prior to the 1st
Tuesday in September. While the
county attorney does not exactly agree
with the Encouragement in the construc
ton of the statute, his advice to us and
and the treasurer is to republish and
sell in October. Nobody is ar fault and
no one is damaged by the repeated pub
llcation. There was not sufficient
time for the treasurer to get the copy
ready for the printer in time to publish
% days before Sept. 1st, and therefore
he cannot be censured. The only diff
ference in the whole matter is that the
county treasurer and the county print
er does the work twice and gets paid
once while, the tax payer has an extern
sion of 80 days of time In which to pay
his taxes. In the meantime. we will is
sue supplement aud our readers will
have the usual amount of reading mat
ter. Nearly all the counties of the
state are in the same boat with us and
we would like to see some of them test
the matter in the supreme court. We
still believe our August publication to
have been legal.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-09

Mrs. M. G. Sparks has decided to
hold her public sale on SATURDAY..
the 10Th INST, in the city opposite
Simpsons livery barn instead of at her
farm. The change Is made for the con-
Yenience of prospective purchasers.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-09

The Feed Growers Association Or
gained at the court house last Satur-
day after the convention adjourned.
II. IL. Case and Leonard Colvln were
elected permanent chairman and Sec
rotary. Owing to the lateness of the
hour and considerable excitment occa-
stoned by the convention the atten-
dance was not as great as it should
have been, but sufficient number was
there to dispose of the most pressing
business. Among other business was
the selection of four delegates to attend
the stockmen's meeting at Woodward
on the l4th and 18th inst, to represent
the Association and to set forth to the
stockmen of Oklahoma the advantages
of feeding in Barber county this year.
The delegates chosen are WV. Standi-
ford, W. G. Millar, F. S. Strong and O.
Mills. A number of names were added
to the roll books and the association is
growing. We will publish full list OF
the Associations membership as soon
as time and space will permit.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-09

&c. Davis went to ST. Louis yester-
day.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-09

If you need anything in the clothing
line see Louis Nilsson at Alva, o. T., or
Medicine Lodge, Kans.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-09
LOCAL NEWS.

See Woodward for hats.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-09
School opened on Monday.

See Louis Nilsson and get nice sui
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-09


ing with anything save the dollar of the
contract. His speech was well received.
The next business of the convention
was the selection of eight more dele
gates to attend the senatorial cOnven.
ton which assemblies at Coldwater on
the 18th inst. The last delegate con-
vention failed to select q sufficient num-
Der owing to the fact that the senatori-
al committee had not yet made the ap-
portionment. After considerable nomi-
mating and withdrawing had taken
place the following delegates were cleo
ted by reclamation: A. Roessler, H.
S. Lands, j. M. Doane, J. F. Lee, H.
G. Walker, John McGregor, E. r. Cor
man, Fl. FL. Hastings.
The next matter coming before the
convention was in regard to the central
committee. John McGregor made a
motion to the effect that a new com
mittee be organized. a. Roesler, of
Valley, objected on the ground that the
committee for the year was organized
last spring and that to disorganize and
re-organlze at this time would be detri-
mental to the party. This opinion was
shared by the great majority and John
was prevailed upon to withdraw his
motion.
The convention then adjourned and
the delegates of the first commissioner
district assembled.
The convention was organized by
electing VIM. Brown, chairman and
Fred Ellis secretary. Those placed in
nomination were F. D. Gates, of Medi-
cine Lodge township, j. A. Mccoy, of
Elm Mills township. F. B. Nurse, of
Mingona township. and s. j. Adams, of
Medicine Lodge township. The ballot:
yates %
Mccoy --...... a
Nurse e.. A
AudlnS
The nomination of Gates was made
unanimous and the convention adj
journed.
The ticket as nominated is GOOD one
and is bound to win. It is backed by a
principle that must win If the people
would be free and independent.
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Nleranbra fid) NIT benz fleinen Telit
auf ben Seimmes besaben, nabnte
aud Qnna an ben Nufbrud. 9etn3 CAB
biefer slufforberuns MIR soserno uao
nit einem bebauernben Bid auf ben
Ian,pfae Solse. 0anee idritten lie
idDeiaenb nebeneinanber ber. Plotlid
aina Der W1onb iiber bet &aitanienallee
auf unb 0ein3 ibob ber @ebanfe onrd
ben Gopi: Dtes lit bic Stdtte Deiner
aroBen Gerirruns! = l1no er faBte
pl0sli9 feline 8esleiterin an Der Qanb
anb iaste In sitternber Geme9uns !:
,Nuna, an oieier Stelle bat Dor 3tpet
s3abren Der Monb einen 8auid III mir
beraufbel6woren, ber aur unbeilpollen
8erblenbuns fiibrte. Sin bieier Stelle
itebe i'd beute in tiefer Reue Dor Dir
,nb frage: 9anuit Du pergeben nno
peraeIlen, ipas i'd an Oeinent artaen
lino bod 10 reiden 9er3en sefrepelt?
Sn ben atuei Sabren bab' i'd bnrh
eie'ne G6ulb ptel S9limmes erfab@
rem, aber bic e6idfalsidldse baben
mid au6 bon meiner 8erblenoung 9es
beilt uno id femme iett Deinen Wertb
unb meineu @eg. eiebite, Du bait piel
Inn meiner 9borbeit tpillen gelttten-
glib mir @elesenbeit sur Siibne unb lab
mid Dir bemeiien, baB i'd Did liebe,
liebe nit ienem ftarteu, tiefen @efiibl,
oas unausl0ldli6 iit.N
gie bate ibn blei6 uno re9un9slos
anseitarrt, als er aber ieet ibre 9dnoe
erfabte uno iie on fi4 aog, ia9te lie
leiie: sd babe ME aufsebort, Did 3tl
lieben.
unb er iubelte uub fiiBte fie beiB nno
leioenidaftli1 osld, i'd sittere bel
bem gebanfen. oab id Did bdtte per@
lieren f0nnen!' rief er uno oriidte lie
pieoer nnb INNER tuieber an bic Druit.
Stun ioll unlere .3ufunft bell uno
lonnis perben - benu mir baben ben
re6ten @es sefunoen.
,@r mar ni9t fdiper su finSen @es
ltebter, 6enn Deiu 8ater bat tbn unS
NIT iiber5eusenber &larbeit se;eigt.A
&nbe.
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8el0 leiht nerOient.

Sreenb elm einisermaBen begabter
Menf9 fam BON $500 bis $500 per
8ode perbienen, bur6 ben 8erfauf
nnierer aweiieitieen 6 Quabrat Sub
aroBen Starteu Der Ser. Staaten
unb Der san3en @rbe. Sn 3D6lf Gars
ben. Eieie aarte III 10 oor3tislid Der.
gehelt. baB fie iib obne Mflbs uertauft.
s5rgenb Semanb tann bamit SIS. 90 Der.
bienen, pdbrenb erfabrene 8ertdufer es
oft bis auf $4,000 bic Wode brinsen.
Wan ienbe 81 so fur probe unb Sebins
gungen. 3errain. .Inre6t wirb garan'
tirt. Ranb, 81 Nallp& 60.
100 bis ia QOamS ST., @bieaeo.
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, MlfoIfa I'm, aDeffe,t.

IlfaIfa. In europa 2ujerne, bur'
gunbifdes 0eu. 96ruerllee, emiger
8Iee, Monatsflse. Spargeltlee &C. ges
nannt, bat f9 in ben lebten trodenen
Sabren in &anfas unb Nebrasta als
e,ne Der beiten Gutterpfansen erlpieien.
Dieter alee geb6rt au ber Gamiiie oer
S1netterlingsbliitbler, ftammt aus
BEN Orient unb glei@t fOwobl Der
grbie wie benz gem6bnliden alee.
BItitbe anb Sdote erinnern on bic er'
aere, mdbrenb bic Wur3elu biefelben
tpie beim Iebteren iinb. ndmli6 lange
YfabI. nit Gaugnur3eln. Die pfabl'
uur3el gebt gerabe abwdrts, 5, 10, l5.
20 uub raan9maI so SUB tief. gs III
fogar beri9tet tporben, bab eiue Ml'
faIfa Wnr3el In elmer 9iefe bon 100
CUB gefunben wurbe. Dieiem I'm.
itanbe lit e8 3u3ni9reiben, boB bieie
pHan3e eebeiht, rpdbrenb anbere unter
Den unehnftigen tlimatifben Ierbdlts
niiien ipesen Mansel an Geu6tieteit
berborrem.
sudnoii ilt betanntlid eines ber
gIemente Der Gleii6bilbuus. Obglei9
oerieIbe bier Jinftel Der 4tmospbdre
ausma6t, fiub es bod nur bic 3e'
suminoleu (0dlienfrii9te), wel9e bic
5obisteit befiben. ben freieu StidEoff
aus Der 2uft aufsunebmen unb 3u bets
mertben. Sieie Jdbisteit befiBt alfalfa
in bobem Mabe. Auf Der Rem Seriep
Beriu1S Station murbe burd brets
idbrige gsperimeute feitssfellt, baB
Der auf elmer Gld4e bon 8 Ader aus
Der 2uft nIs pHan3eunabrung geluon-
meme 6tidfof eiueu 0anbelswertb bon
1886 bate. 4uBerbem nabmen bic
lansen Wur3eln pbospboridure unb
@ottaf9e (toblenlaureS Sfali), 3wei
meitere glemente DeS pfan3enlebens,
| In foldeu Mabe aus benz Soben aaf,
baB ber @eiammtmerib Der auf biefe
Weiie eemonnenen gdbrfoffe $2l3
ober etpas nber $40 per 4der auS'
maGte. Dobei befBt biefe pfan5e bic
gigeni6aft ben Boben su lodern, TIN
aIfo fhr ben Nnbau anberer pfan3en
IN ben beifen stanb 3u feben. Die
pieIsn tief einbringenben Wur3eln
burt,ieben ben 8oben, 10 bab 2Ift nno
6rof tief einbringen t6unen, tpobur9
Der 8oben beHer gsloderf wiro. alS bel
barter 4rbeii nit irgeno ipeI6en Se'
r1tbl6aften. Sober. Der einmal ein
4lfalfafelb umsepfast bat, tonnts t4
bapon tiber3eugen.
Sn ben COUNTIES Sage, Webfer,
Re0 @illoip, SrOniier, Gurnas, Dams
ION, Buffalo, gineoIn, Dunbp. 9it4'
cod. 6arlan. 6dpes. Nudoas unb
Gutter In Nebrasta wirb alfalfa ohue
thnitlide 8smdHeruns ge3ogen. Nm
eiiiem Orte, no bas Grunbtuafer tn
elmer 5isfe BON Is bis 125 CUB an
getrDifen tpirb, murben 1894 smei
@rnten 9eu unb cine @rnte samen
bon alfalfa geuoHnea, tpel9er 1891
geldet morben mar. Ta9bem aaes
abrige bereifS nsr0orrt mar, ioaar bic
gappeln Cottonwood Trees) braun
murben, blteb alfalfa grim unb uu98
prddtis. Die alfalfa GeIber ssudbr'
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Steb . Mtarft,

Gan MntOntO, II. Suui = Die Ra9s
frase bat ith auf benz bieiisen Pferoemartte
iest bsbeutenb seboben. Gs feblt nitt au
MuifdNfern bon ausipdrtS unb ielbli fir sr6s
bere Soften finben fi& gbnebmer.
sSolgenbe Marftpreiie perben auot,rt
S9la4to4ien $2.25 Bis $3.50 per loo
9funb.
@ute 8ibe 50 I5 bis $2.35 per 100 Bfuno
Riibe mittlerer Aual!tdt $l.80 bis SO 90.
@ute fette SGbrIinse $500 Bis S225
Sunge Rdlber $2.75 Bis S3.25.
S4neine $2.25 bis SO so.
@ute fette 9dlnmet 2a bi52A gts per g.
3iegeu rs Gts. bis $500.
ct. $DutS, II SUM. Rtnbpie3
Narft lebbafter; RatlpeS f3.40 ois $420 l.
SaS:8ieb 1886 biS $3.7h.
9 S@weine-s300 biS So l5.
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pplisiid5e &unnenti onen,

iir bic folgen0en politii6en Sons
pentionen pertauft bic Santa Ge, Babn
&unbreilesgillett au einem Gabr preife
bon allen puntten In Seras nnb i'm
esnbianersS sSerritorium.
Glrbie Nationale Prohibitions. Son
bention in pittsburs, pa.. am 81.
Mai '96.
6hr bic 9tationale &epublifanii6e
Ronpention in 5t. 2oui8, Wto., am
16. SUM '96.
Itir bic Naticnale peoples aouDens
tion in ct. 2ouis, no., am %. Snli
1896.
Wegen ndberer giuselbeiten in Be-
aug ouf 3eitbauer, 6abrpIan &C.. tpsnoe
man fi6 on irgenb einen Der Santa Tes
Ngenten ober id5reibe on
%. 9. @eenan,
@enerals pafasiersNgen
@atpenon, 9eras.
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9eut5d,e BebanSra.,a.

9eutt0e BeD0Uotuu6.
Sas @5eb6ube eisens fir ben 8tue6 bereeftent bat
gre6e RGumlidfeiten tuele nit ben mooernifen 8er>
6eiferungen perieben inh, unb betet baburd benz a'
tieiten Mnnebnidfetten unb GDrtbeile ueld1e er In
antern berartigeu, bon @merifaneru eeIeiteten Sniff
tlitcn nid1t fin0er pirb.
Die gr6Bte Graris unb bas bpIifdnbisite Snfitnt In
ben Ser. ST. sein 5ueites Snititnt ber Welt bat 10
bele puneerpole peilnngen 5n ber5eid1nen DaiieIbs
Spipital= =grfabrung in Mmerifa uno europa beftben
Gpe5ieIe Mbtbetlun9en fiir fpe5tele Rranfbeiten.
Srisinalmetbpben fir 8ehanblung I'm 6auie. @rpBes
eaboratpriun begetabilide 5eilmittef. Nir furirsn
uier ppiitiper @arartie ole Hroniden unb ber5tpek
feltem 9lngen=, Sals< Gbrenz, 9aien-, Magerk, @es
bdrnt-, 2eber 6ers=, Rierei &laien=, sSrdner, 8e<
brn=, Merueil=, Saut=, Blut 8ribat unb @ei9ledtss
8ranfbeiten. gbirurstidbe Rranfbeiten. 6pe5ieue
8ebanblung fir S9Dinoiudbt, &dtarrb, 9bfpepiie,
&beumatismus, Ssrcbs, Banouurm, SeinprrbpibeH
unb 5aliudt
Bribat. nnb @ei@Ie9ts= ssranfbeitem,
Berlorene Wannesfraft, Gamenflms, Samenihtudd,e,
ssplgen juaenbIer unbeipnnenbeten unb aefdaledbts
itder Musfdpefunsen. Nernenidtpdhe, 8erliereu beg
9ebddtniies unb Der gneraie,. Smpofen5 uip. fdueg
ub bleibenb aeheilt burdb ME febIflagenbe Original
bebanolung. Sbphilis. Strictur unb @eSmledts<
&rautbeiten jeber Nrt perben in BET furseH m5afen
Seit fnrirt &uren aarantirt mo te an6eren mi6lnF
gen iinb. Nieorse 8ebihren uno Gorreippnbens
freng bertrauid). Stunben bon llbr Mprsens bib
l1br Gben0s; an S0nn= unb Seertaaen, bis u uhr
Worsens. @MSwdrttee Wattenten nit unfebIs
oaren, erfolae tpiefib beEdnbelt. unteriuhun8es
Seiten) tperoen frei susei&fdt. aorefiirt
GERMAN HEALTH INSTITUTE,
0de Wsaoiion ano erie et.. SpGese. q.
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sudleus Mrutea ealbe.

Die bette Salbe ber @elt fir G9nitte,
Auetl9unsen, @eibDiire, 5iebers unb
Saut Gusidlos, 5fe6ten, seiprunsene
5dnoe, Jruitbeulen unb ale Sauttranf<
6eiten; furirt Sdmorrboineu ootr feline
Ge5ablune. @6llise 8ufriebenbeit gas
rantirt ober bas @elb iuirb 5uriideritat=
tet. rs Gents bic Ghadtel. Gum
Verfauf in alien Npotbefen.
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gebradbt merben, ebe eS gang trodea
1T. ginige babea ben griinen 4Ifalfa
NIT 5troblagen our@idi6tet nnb be:
oba9teten, DaB Der R!ee poltg iuB
! bIieb unb bas Bteb aud ba6 5irOb
nit 8ebagen persebrte. Sie 0euernte
1T cine duBerf rei1llbe. p,ofeior
Sngerfol idete 1892 bel 2iHcr!n. ytsb.,
II Soften 4lfalfa un6 erniste I'M
nd9fen Sabre bapou 1850 pfuno
trodenen 0eus per 4der, geBen 3 600
pfnnb 9o,t anberen Nrten. Dies lDar
bonn erften 9dnitt; i'm .8aHaen wurs
ben bort in ieuem Sabre 81 3ohren
6eh bonn Mder geDonnen.
Wenn au9 4lfulfa bauptld6li9 fir
Grhnfutterang unb beumerbuns geelgs
net 1T, 10 bietet er bod glett9 uo9 ais
len Garmtbteren iddBbare Weiae. Set
(, tiinItliAer 8etpdferung wd6it er 10
iippig, baB er bem &iui b bsb Der 'B!db
ludt wegen, gef3brli6 wirb, Sn Sans
fa5 unb Gebraata 1T 6aS wenlger Der
6d1, neil er meiltens Ubue NetDdfes
ruus ge3ogen wirb. Smmerbin bat
man. tpenn Bieb anfdngliA auf iOl6e
Wsioe getrieben pirs. Darauf 3u a9.
ten, baB es fi9 ni9t Bu 9ierig ooll friBt.
BON Mll1tiben Diro bel alfalfa;
Weibe ober 0eu uobIi9medeabe Wilb
unb 9olbgelbs Butter gemo1ncn. Jilr
Shweine3u1t erpeif lid6 QHllfa ges
, rabe3u uni@dbbar. gs liegen Ser,nte
Dor, in pel6eu e5 beiBt. Dab Gin 9lcre
NlfaIfa oils Weios fur 51wsire gr6Be-
rem Wertb babe. ols 5mei ooer gar bret
Mcre rotbsn Alees. IS iollte ieboh
ettpas Wais 3uidblih sefilttert merben,
neil NlfaIfa Dobl biel prOietn, alio
IIeii9 bilbenbe 9toIfe. abe: feline
Getttbeile edtbdIt.
@eD6buli1 ldBt man ben ameitsr
69nitt aur &eife fommeu, wenn man
@amen geuinnen mill. Dies geibiebt,
neil bann bic Snietten am 3ablreidfen
bic 8ldtbeu befu9sn, uie ia aud Als
falfa.6 6onig bem beften slei6sefelt
pirb. Giir Sameu foQte 9ei9nitteu
uerben, menn bic S6oten braun finb.
gu bieiem 3wed eignet ii9 BET eelbfs
utWUCl uut VI S1SUs tUCU VNuu VIA W.
nigffen perloren gebt unb bic @arben
bequent 5u baabbaben finb. Da8 Sres
i9eu fann nit elmer gem6bnli9en
Orel9maffine geTheben, obgIei9 ,Nls
fafas 0uQers", bic felt aur3em in @e'
brau9 famen, borsu3ieben lia6. H1
2anias unb Nebrasfa lperben Dom
Mder BON 2 Bis 12 unb IA 8ulbel 5as
men gewonnen. lpel9er nit 3 BIG 5
Dollars per Buidel be3abli niro. Nber
ba bic Jleii6er3euguns auf ber Jarm
fid bur9idnittli6 am befen lobnt unb
AIfafa in biefer 8eSiebuus uniibertrOfs
fen baftebt, aud bel Der fdiimmfen
Diirre nod rei9e grnttn bringt, foQs
ten bic Garmer Der regeuarmen @egens
ben benz Inbau biefer Guserne bic
sr6Bte aufmertfamteit aulpenbeu.
triSd1 tnpTfpnhe c&prsps1 . &ii11e
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nm ID ole.

Can 0utpnto. TeE., II. Suni. o.
D %sf SSDas Ssss s n5sSss aSSso s. g Ssas Ssas
Scob NibbIins 2 @ents; RionIins Fat,
III Gents.
@aloefton, 2eE: II. Stunt, - Otbinar9
81 sts; S0Ss Snta Dt0'TaTS Ss;s ~ esnt' ~. s0tD
Gcoo RiSOIins 73s Cts; yliSoIlns Gair
IN Gents
Naeiu OrleanS, ga, II. Sdni. - Orei
a aars ss Zen Ssnfs; Sooe %.s OTSsn1rs Sn,ss1s 6 Sts'
SooO MitsIina TX Cents; RiobIins !nir
~ Gts
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Gapt. 6mennep bon Der Der. 6t.
armee. San Diego, Sal. iast: ebb
lob's @otarrb &enfebp 1T bic erfte Mes
biaiu, bic mir gut getban bat. preis 50
Gents. Gum 8ertauf bel 9aIteper g
s1udarb, Sames @lapin, Z. 3. epela
IeKp, q. gobn & &c., q. Stein, gea'
iral Drug Store, u. 59wepM. \
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Watipmal s3pmnemtiptt.

Gie 3. & g. q. q. SC. bertauft
3unbreifebilletss fir eineu Gabrpreis
aur NationaIen bemotratildeu &sn'
peution in @bicago ben z. Suli unb
Der BopuIifen 8onOention in st.
9ouiS an 81. Suli. Weaen Der.
taufsbattn unb ndberer Snformation
penbe man iid an ben nddtselegeneu
Ngenten.
8. 5. grice. ". g. g. u,
paleitiue, Seras.
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Grii6 meltenbe Serieb > Siibe
itets preismiirbig 3u baben bel
Dr. %. 8 'Mlbtni,
Barring, &enbaa So. Se1as.
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Gorn, SAFER liuo Sen.

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ION STEEL PLATE FURNACE.
VIII be saved.

II there be virtue in determined eff
fort, that of the eminent divines of diff.
ierent denominations who nave latel
been conducting revival meetings in
our midst, Johnson City will be saved.
Never in her history has Johnson
City been shaken up by a religious
feeling, pure and genuine, more than
now, and 1t is enough to cause the
heart OF the vlest sinner remorse OF
conscience TO stand alocf and un-
moved at the different daily and night.
ly conversions, blind to the fact that
they, of all others, should be the more
Jealous in seeking the influences al
ready caught and being enjoyed by sc
gl,at number of the converts as are
COW the proud coptlves II religion.
AS before stated, our town IL literal
ly filed with most prominent and trn'
i ent divines, each one of whom is on
Bonded knee, and with out-stretched
arms, pleading Tor the d-iverance oil
sinful souls.
We look for general revolution
and that in favor of much good, il
nur section May the wheels of Time
forever remain oiled, that each reyolu
ton thereof may work change in tbt
beart of every sinner who ia left stand
lag upon the brink of destruction il
his glorious land of ours. Then John
ON City will BE- saved.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-01-30
A Runaway Horse.

Mark Hannah's horse, when it was
htched behind w. l.. Taylor & Bios
store on Tuesday afternoon ESSAY ed to
initiate the frolicksome antics Of one
goat with bell on, and proceeded t.
loose himself from his fasteDings
The horse no soonel concluding tC
duplicate his goatsh'p's capers than
ne, himself, began to traverse at lignt-
ing 'peed a very difficult route,
which lay between the postoffice and
he Harr-Burrow building His speed
vas good. and he stopped not until he
rived at Wat Bellon's etole, wher.
~ came in contact with the cleo rio
ilht pile L. was then and there tn ri
ne failed to carry the buggy fart' r
bat made big success OF maxi ( a
complete wreck Of H. The no W
ejon caught, and Mr. Hannah I'D 4
pck his wrecked buggy a., in q
haaknt
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-01-30
]. H. PIERCE,
Manufacturer of Galvan
lied Iron Cornices,
Metal Roofing and Spout
ing.
Cortright Slates-Victoria
Shingles.

The above caption shows the enter
prise and get-up of Mr.. Pierce, and
under handsomely painted furnace is
to be seen the following name of said
furnace.
PARAGON STEEL PLATE FURNACE.
The hot air furnace business of our
fellow -townsman, }. H. Pierce, timer
and metal roofer, is steadily increasing,
and be has now arranged with the fur
mace firm, Isaac Sheppard & Co., of
Philadelphia, to advertise in fine and
skillful-like manner by placing in a
splendid painting of the Paragon Hot
Air Furnace. The artist is Mr.. W. l..
Brown, of Philadelphia. Joe is wide
awake and knows what it is to let his
business be known.
Mr. Pierce was left by THE COMETS
scribe making an order to place one of
these convenient and comfortable fur
naces in the new Presbyterian church
of our city.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-01-30

SINCE Secretary Morton assumed
charge Of the department OF agricul'
ture, he has saved out OF the money
appropriated by congress for the sup
port Of that department 81 ,43O, OOO,and
considerable sum will be add d t,
that amount at the close of the cur
rent fiscal year. The house commit
tee on agriculture has decided to uti
lie this money by erecting a new
building for the agricultural depart
ment whichl,has outgrown the one II
now occupies, which was built wher
the department was only small bu
reaussof the interior department. 1t il
proposed that work on the new build
ing shall begin early in the coming
fiscal year.