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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-05
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Supreme Court Opinions.

@. M. McClung & Co. vs.. the Embree-
vile Freehold Land, Iron and Rail-
way Company. Beard, j.
A majority of the court hold that I'M
der the mandate of the supreme court
Of the United States, the Ohio credi-
tors of this insolvent corporation are
entitled to their pro rata share of its
assets, taking into consideration all the
proven debts of the corporation, and
that, having received their share, these
creditors must stand aside and, under
the operation of the fifth section of
chapter 81 OF the Acts of 1877, the Ten
nessee creditors may preferentially APP
propriate the whole of the balance of
the assets, if necessary to the full salts
faction of their claims, and decree is
so ordered. Beard, j., dissents, upon
the ground that this gives the Tennes-
see creditors privilege" over the
Ohio creditors which the supreme court
of the United States held could not be
constitutionally done.
Town of Johnson City VS.. Banking
and Trust Go. Washington county.
Snodgrass, 9. j. Reversed and re-
handed for an account as prayer for in
the bill.
This suit was brought by the city to
collect the corporation taxes on the
capital stock Of the Banking and Trust
Company. The defendant resisted
payment upon the ground that the pa
rent bank was located at Jonesboro and
paid taxes at that point and was not
therefore liable for taxes upon the
branch located here. The city con-
tended that this bank was virtually a
separate institution; the stockholders
were running two banks on the same
capital. Defendants claimed further
that if liable at all it should be only
upon the actual capital employed in the
branch. In answer to this the city
claimed that every obligation of the
branch bank was binding upon the en-
tire stock and that any amount of the
capital necessary was used by the
branch when desired. The Chancellor
held that the bank was not liable and
the Court of Appeals sustained him with
Justice Wilson dissenting. The case
was carried to the Supreme Court and
that body reversed the courts below and
held that the bank was liable for cor
poration taxes upon the entire capital
The tax amounts to about $500 year
and the bill seeks to recover for three
years.
| The city was represented by Isaac
Harr and Robert Burrow; the bank by
Kirkpatrick, Williams & Bowman.
East Tennessee and Western North
Caroline Railway Company VS.. Henry
DeArmond, administrator. Washing
ton county. Snodgrass, @. J. Affirmed.
James NJ. Carter VS.. DUDE Norton.
Unicoi county. Snodgrass, G. j. At
| frmed.
State of Tennessee ct al. vs.. J. T..
Cooper. Unicoi county. Caldwell, J..
! Affirmed,
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1t is difficult to resist the belief that
recent popgun campaigning in the
Philippines was directed from Wash
ington for political purposes. General
Otis informed the country that as q
part of the general forward movement,
an army of three divisions, under COM
mand of Generals Wheeler, Macarthur,
and Wheaton advanced upon and cap
tured Porac, which had been garrison
ed by about six hundred Filipinos. The
next day 1t was quietly announced in
the regular press dispatches that our
troops have abandoned Porac and re-
treated to Angeles. General Otis has
succeeded in getting himself retained
in command in the Philippines, if he
hasn't succeeded in winning much
from the Filipinos. His pull with the
administration has proven stronger
than the advice of many prominent
men who thought he ought to be re-
moved. TO give him more show to
Justify the favors shown him, he has
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The influence of Mr.. Mckinley is b,

The influence of Mr.. Mckinley is be-
ing openly used to compel the few an
ti-Hanna Ohio republican federal Of
fice-holders in Washington to speak
and work for the Hanna ticket. For
instance, ex-Congressman Watson, who
was the source of SO much worry to
Boss Hanna that he was given nice
position in Washington to keep him
out of the state, has gone home to take
the stump for Nash, OF the personal re-
quest of Mr.. Mckinley, although he
hates Boss Hama as the old boy is cred
tied with hating o certain kind Of wa
ter, and does not hesitate, when no
campaign is on, to say SO with empha-
sis,
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That Joyful Feeling

With the exhilaratlng sense of renewed
health and strength and internal clean
liness, which follows the use of Syrup
of Figs, is unknown to the few who
have not progressed beyond the old
time medicines and the cheap substi-
tutes sometimes offered but never &C.
cepted by the well-informed. Buy the
genuine. Manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co.
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been sent lot of additional staff Off
GERS, including Brig General schwann,
who has been made his chief of-stafl
and principle assistant in the admins
trative work Of the government of so
much of the Philippines as are under
our flag.
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Oh, mol the rear platform speeches
which Mr.. Mckinley is to make in
Ohio are not to be political, 1t is just
mere coincidence that he will make
speeches at Cleveland and Toledo,
where the republican disaffection is the
strongest. At least, that is the sort of
talk the republicans are handing out.
Nobody believes word of 1t.
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Fertilizers and Chemicals.
A. M. METTETAL & SONS
Office at Hilton's Store,
Market st.
Warehouse in Carnegie, near
Hotel, on Railroad.

Choice grades of Fertilizer in stock
and Chemicals for preparing special
Wheat Fertilizers always on hand.
Farmers can save one-half of Ferti-
lizer bill by preparing their own Ferti-
lizers. We give our customers com
plete directions free for making High
Grade Goods.
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All public spirited citizens are ex'
pected to decorate their private vehi.
cles and join in the parade next We'd
nesday. If you don't get the premium
you will make some one else hustle tC
do CO
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: Do -f'a--r'a-rsa- -d1rsa- IA r.fsl-fsa IA
That Cold Room
can be made comfortable
on cool evenings by our
Hot Air
CIRCULATING CRATE

With 1t you can warm one room or ;
several rooms. 1t is, free from B
smell, smoke or dust. Ventilates ;
without draft and keeps fire over ;
night. Can be set in any Fireplace ;
old or new, and viii burn hard or
soft coal or wood.
Write for a free copy of book ;
let 'E," describing handsome ,
fireplace fixtures, andirons, spark ;
guards, etc. Also our illustrated }
; catalogue of Hard Wood Mantels, ;
from $40 up.
ALCOTT, ROSS & SCULLY co. }
s9ssN. Broad st, Philadelphia, Pa. ;
RI,
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DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has Saved
the life of many child, This wonder
full remedy always cures Group, whoop-
ing cough and measles cough. 1t has
never failed. Price 25c.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-05

LOTS is oyerworked," says Admiral
Dewey. He ought to get back in shall
low water or he may go down and pull
the administration with him.
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While speaking to your neighbor
don't forget to remind him of johnson
City's Carnival and the Tri County
Fair on the 18th, 18th and 18th inst.
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If the Beers go into battle with Eng
land some one will get bored.

The Dewey celebration was enc thing
aid the johnson City Carnival and
Fair is another, and yet they are two Of
kind.
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Rember the dates and come:
OCT. nth, 18TH AND 18TH.
Join in the Carnival parade Oh
Wednesday.
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Queen of the Carnival.


Miss Emma Taylor, the eldest daugh-
ter of Governor Taylor, has been Sc
lected as Queen of the Carnival. She
has selected as her Maids of Honor the
following young society ladies:
Misses Ada Wood, Mamie King, Car
RE Carr, Iva johnson, Lizzie Carr,
and Leona Martin.
The following young gentlemen will
act as outriders:
Messrs. Will Johnson, Sam Willard,
Frank Miller, Bob Martin, Horace
Miller, Ed Houston, Will Harris and
Chas Biddle.
Chief Marsh~l Geo. F. Campbell has
named the following assistants:
FROM CARTER COUNTY:
Capt. W. Fl. Nelson, Sam Williams,
Alex Anderson, Charlie Thomsa,
Nat Perry, Geo. T. Williams, Sheriff
Mcqueen.
FROM JoNEsBoRo.
R. M. May, J. s. Pritchett, G. W.
Willett, Luke Bayless.
FROM WASHINGTON COUNTY:
DR.. Geo. R. Duncan, Will Carter, E.
@ Baldwin, Bob Bowman.
FROM SULLIVAN COUNTY:
M. L. Thomas, Mike Massengill, Ike
Barnes, d. Massengill, Will J. Faw.
JOHNSON CITY:
John H. Bowman, R. L. Remine,
Hugh Webb, w. A. Dickinson, NJ. B,
Martin, Capt. J. L. Hale, J. A. Moore,
G. F. Artz, F. W. Dulaney. Jno. Sells,
W. II. Campbell.
UNIooI COUNTY:
DR.. M. 7. PEBBLES, Sheriff Haun.
These gentlemen are expected to b.
present early Wednesday morning
properly mounted and report to thu
Chief Marshal. The procession will b,
more than mile long, and all will b,
needed.
, On the second night of the Fair
musical concert will be given at tn,
: Opera House by the Greeneville Con
cert Band.
: This band is one of the best in tn
State, and contains some exceedingl,
talented members. An interesting
program will be rendered, and during
the interval ten or twelve Of johnson
City's society young people will indulg
in an up-to-date cake walk. The pric
of admission will be 10, 25 and 35 cts
Reserved seat tickets will be on sal
Monday at the Bee Hive.
Five race horses arrived Tuesday an,
: are quartered at the Fair ground. Tw'
others will arrive from Virginia mex
week, and others will come in thi
I week. The racing program will inter
est the lovers of the sport.
Every indication points to success
full Fair. The people are coming from
: far and near and will bring somethin.
to exhibit, and that means success.
Exhibitors are requested to get thei
articles in as early as possible. Guard
will be put in all the buildings as sool
as exhibits begin to arrive, and all ar
tlcles will be safe.
Rember the dates and come:
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Quarterly Court.

The County Court of Washington
county met in regular quarterly session
last Monday with Chairman Bowman
in the chair.
The Chairman's report was read and
accepted, and is as follows:
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On motion of Squire Lyle the court
granted the Watauga Lighting and
Power Co. the privilege of using any
county roads from King Shoals, on the
Watauga River, to johnson City and
Jonesboro for the purposeof conveying
electricity from the proposed plant
either on poles or underground, as they
may elect.
On motion of Squire Carroll the
Chairman was empowered to send three
patients to Lyons View, and pay for
any patient now there in excess of the
county's quota, provided there are none
in the asylum who are able to pay for
the service.
On motion Of Squire Lyle theproper-
ty Of H. d. Gump, o. E. Lyle and j.
A. Vines was transferred from the 9Th
to the 9th districts for all purposes.
On motion Of Squire Geo. E. Clark
John @. Deakins was permanently re-
leased from road duty.
On motion Of Squire Mcneil L. T.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-05

The Cotton Belt is the great through
line to Arkansas, Texas and the great
Southwest. Before making arrange
ments for your tickets write to 81. H.
Sutton, Travelling Passenger Agent,
lie West Ninth street, Read House
block, Chattanooga, Tenn, for lowest
rates, maps and all information con-
corning your trip.
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Every indication points to success.
full Fair. The people are coming from
far and near and will bring something
to exhibit, and that means success.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-05

Exhibitors are requested to get their
articles in as early as possible. Guards
will be put in all the buildings as soon
as exhibits begin to arrive, and all ar
tlcles will be safe.
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Rupe was released from road duty fol-
two years.
On motion Of Squire Browning Robt.
Hilburt was released from road duty
and payment of poll tax for one year.
On motion OF Squire Duncan Jesse
D. Childress was released from road
duty for 1889 and 1900.
On motion of Squire Carr Noah j.
Vines was released from road duty for
one year.
The following persons were elected
revenue commissioners for ensuing
year: J. W. Crumley, Joe Leah and
J. A. West.
SECOND DAY.
The court elected w. G.. Propst for
county surveyor for the nextfour years.
The following parties were elected
Notary Publics: 0. P. Sanders, E. s.
Mathes, G.. R. Duncan, T. M. Wells,
N. 1. DOWudH.
Henry Hoss was reelected q poor
house commissioner for three years.
The following Jurors were elected for
the term of the circuit court:
/. w. P. Fox.
2. Jacob Campbell.
8. John Ferguson, A. D. Moore.
4, A. J. Keyken.
8. Jim Hunter.
9. NJ. Thompson.
Z, Ben F. Shipley.
8. j. w. Burress.
0. ALI Hice, John w. Cameron.
10. John Houtz, A. 2. Little.
II. A. NJ. Crouch.
10. Chas. s. Grisham, Tom Dyer.
10. Will Cox, John NJ. Mitchell,
ID. J. B. Keys, Sam Douglass.
Is. w. Fl. Fl. Denton.
IS. P. A. Miller
II. Jas. Bailey.
1S. Jacob Parker, Sas. Nave.
The Cotton BaIt ia the great through
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-05

Five race horses arrived Tuesday and
are quartered at the Fair ground. Two
others will arrive from Virginia next
week, and others will come in this
week. The racing program will inter-
est the lovers of the sport.
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THE X COMET.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY

Battered Gtthe PoStoDEce at Johnson CITY, Tenn, a.
Second Class Natter
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DR.. M. 7. PEBBLES, Sheriff Haun.
These gentlemen are expected to be
present early Wednesday morning
properly mounted and report to the
Chief Marshal. The procession will be
more than mile long, and all will be
needed.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1899-10-05

@. M. McClung & Co. vs.. the Embree
vile Freehold Land, Iron and Rail
way Company. Beard, J.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-04

Rent Contracts for gales at The
GAZETTE oilce.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-04
RoUNDlAPBAI IN ElaLAN0.
Hon. VIM G. Coverings Demonstration
Of Threo Cotton Bales Unroll4-
ing Automatically.
Beston lra1Scyi3z.

BeSfon 1raaser23z
Hon " llliam q Lowering has
returned from Europe where'he has
been looking after the interests of
the American Cotton Company. He
found the spinners Of England aud
the Co.tinent using the Rnnhdlap
BAleswith the greatest satisfaction.
They are keenly alive TO all the
money saving advantages Of the
new system. The case with which
the bale is handled in transit and
at the n.iAi delights thenig The low
cost of freight and Insurance.. the
immunity from FIRE in the nliIland
the fact that there are no hoops,
wires or metal Of any kind used in
baFtng are features that especially
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-04

healthful hum, showing that the
machine was doing its work with
out lahoring in the least. The lap
that was made was clean and even
running. weighing sixteen ounces
to the yard.
The spinners took the greatest
interest in the demonstration and
with one accord expressed their
complete satisfaction with the opera
ton. They said that they saw in
the new system Il great revolution
in cotton manufacturing. They are
all anxious to buy the new bale,
and are ready to give orders ut once.
They were surprisetAnd gatified
to see that the scutcher was G@ oI0-
H'a1y Scsetc.cr, such as they We're
using in all their mills. They had
been led to think that it required
special machinery for the purpose
whereas it only required little
heavier apron to carry the bales or
laps, weighing two hundred and
sixty pounds each.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-04
Sui hu: For Diphthoria.


The newspapers contain accounts
Of this dreadful epidemic in differ
ent counties and cities. We do not
know how soon it may break out
among us. In view ofthis. parents
should be careful about their child
rem and at the same time have on
hand " prompt remedy or cure if
one can be found. Here is one that
has been effectively tried and fosnd
inIaIlible. A few years ago, when
diphtheria was raging in England,
gentleman accompanied the cele-
brated Dr.. Fields, on his rounds to
witness the so-callcd "wondcrful
cures which be performed, while
the patiouts OF others were drop
ping OF all sides. All he took with
him was powder Of sulphur and a
quill and with these he cured every
patient without exception. The
way he used ~ hoput a. teaspoon
-fal Of -four Of birthstone into u
wineglasss OF water and stirred it
With his finger instead Of a spoon,
as sulphur does not readily amnl-,
gamate with water and OH this
being well mixed, he gave ii as q
gargle and in ten minutes the
patient was out Of danger, as the
birthstone lvills every species OF
fungus In lnaR, beast and plant, In
q few minutes. lnsteadAbf splitting
out the gargle, he recommends the
swallowing Of it in extreme cases,
when he had been callgd Just in the
nick of time. When the fungus
WAS too nearly closing to allow
garglng. he blew"thc sulphur int
the throat through quill and after
the fungus had shrunk to allow OF
it, then the gargling. He never
lost case. On if the the patient
cannot eargle, take II live coal, put
it on shovel and sprinlsleA spoon.
ful or two Of the birthstone at
time upon it and let the sufferer
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-04
British Demands oh-The TransvaaI,

London. September %, 1900
The Pail Mall Gazette says it UNI
derstands that Mr.. Chamberlain
submitted dispatch to the cabinet
council today containing the fol
lowing demands on the 1'ransvaal
J. Five years franchise qualiti-
cation without hampering condi-
lions.
2, Municipal self government at
Johannesburg on aAffeely elected
basis.
3, The separation of the iudica-
tire from the executive independ-
ehce ofthe volksraod.
4. The abolition Of. tho dyna-
mite monopoly.
3. The removal Of the fort DOM
mating Johannesburg, though the
deienses at Pretoria may remain.
6. The teaching ofthe English
language in the schools.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-04

Mrs. T. w. House Of Houston.
came up Saturday to be at the bed
side of her son-in-law, J. c. Lamp
kin, who is confined his bed with
typhoid fever. She was accom-
panied BY Miss Seleda Kimbro, of
Houston, trained nurse, who wilti
watch over Mr.. i.ampkin, Miss
Kimbro is one ofthree sisters who
have all achieved distinction as
nurses, Mrs. House returned 10
Houston Monday III a llets vile
Herald.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-04

On account Of Gulf Coast Resorts
an open excursion rate for the gen
eral public Of one and one.thrd
fare is authorized from your station
70 Corpus Christi, Roclsport, Aran-
sas Pass and Portland. Excursion
tickets are to be sold daily and
limited to thirty $500 days frous
date Of sale--no extension Of limit
10 re,lnclioa Tor Children.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-04

LOST-0n Thursday September,
Filth, a light roam pony, no brand,
abopt 5 years old, about IA hands
high. a reward Of $3.50 will be
paid for his return to ME at Sinner.
Texas. Il. Il. WEhMAUsEN.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-04
Resolutions u Respect.

Sinner. 'rcYass Sept. %, 1890.
To W.sM., Warlebs and Brethren OF
ShinerLodge No3sll A. 4. 4 A. NJ,
Your committee appointed to
draft resolutions on the death of
Brother James NJ. Bailey beg to re-
port as follows;
Whereas ithes pleased the Grand
Master of the Universe to remove
from our miastIBrother james W.
Bailey, be it resolved
Isl, rhatin the death Of Brother
Bailey the community has lost an
honorable and upright citizen, mas
curry a useful npdworthy member,
.his Il.mily a Sind husband and
loving father.
"a, Willie We sincerely deploro
the death Of Brother Bailey, we bow
with subnaissiop 70 the will and
decree Of tho Grand Ruler Of the
Universe.
Sd. That q copy Of these resolu-
tiony be sent btbc family Of de-
ccased The Coz. Jes Inquirer and
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-04

SToLEN-At Wicd, on Sunday
Hight September 24th one pair Of
iuggy lines VIII pay $40 rewartt
for the Arrest IF The Thief
JonS SCHROEDER,
Scharlottenbrrgi 'geAna.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-04

The Sticker win give an elegant
Kohler & Campbell piano to the
Fayctle, Colorado or i.svaca county
lady receiving TIE largest number
Of coupon votes - Sehalenbusg
Stielier.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-04
TAX NOTICE

AN tax payers are notified that
city taxes are due on October LIST
and collections will begin on Octo-
Der 18th,
r. L. EscurNRsxc, Mayor.
Il. j. MAR. Collector.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-03

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tasstss. ~ sxaetsEE - per cent % Iss lax
delinquent. ard that iE7 TIE tnferess 81
the ssrSx&sc guansg leader In Cur history
40 base aEsals1atsz as biga aS per cent.
5sss s4ty aEss1 ~ ysssr eenf. Interest upon TIE
asiinasg4H lax Asss0r. Ssnc@ tsss Saius o.
fEs property assessed ~ the Isxsts 81 the
states sex Tsts atsr isx faEknnGs. excessive
penalties az xais-s q interest can adj
EsotAinz IS Nssch security. Def To the cer-
tsiHSE II &M91r eosAsesiofs. bssss5ess Qua
AVA. wsth al tneir severity, haze fasAess
II TIE oejees haa 10 stsS Ia tzassT enact
ms.ns. ETfG haze wrought inlasisce as Ses-
t%.sn sAos@ gao ssssF the burdens O. gov
sTzmsgt- FIR wft3&e soy4s have borrowed
rsoU%E 81 high rates In order Go settle lex
accounts aseseEs date ot delinquency. ana
others hav@ EsffseG AFTER that dase Gpen
sae conditions supposed ~ the las. We have
neen se9t u listen TO iAs plea OF taa
chFeGle a@siaaasaE 1an3 OF the ns2n Ia
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fe@e}E safe. ard limit The time of fsssaa-
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sse property fails 10 sae county from fish
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