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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-09


Trustee Jackson needs no defense at
our hands, but it may not be out of
place to explain the charge made in the
Staff that he ignored very low bid to
advertise the delinquent tax list and
accepted one very much higher. The
facts are that Mr.. Jackson had no more
to do with the matter than the Gear Of
Russia. At the October term of the
comfy court a committee of three was
appointed to contract for all county
printing, The committee was Esqs.
G. Il. Lee, W. r. Reeves and A. M.
Stuart, all good, honorable men. A
few weeks ago Trustee Jackson asked
the newspapers of the county to pre-
sent bids for publishing the delinquent
tax list and all three responded. The
sealed bids were turned over to the
committee and it went over the matter
carefully and recommended to the
Trustee that the bid of The COMET be
accepted, provided the editor would
enter into contract in accordance
with the terms Of his bid, if not, then
the offer of the Herald and Tribune be
accepted ifa contract was made accord
ingly. The Trustee simply acquiesced
in the recommendation Of the commit
tee.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-09

The Southern Railway wilt operate
an excursion leaving johnson City at
S:9j a. m, June 81, arriving at Chatta-
nooga 4;l5p. m. same dato. Tickets
will be sold from Johnson City at rate
of $3.50 for the round trip, good only
on special train which will leave Chat
tanooga returning at 7;00p. M, June
26, For further information see any
Southern Railway Ticket Agent.
q. A. BENscoIER, A. G.. p. A.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-09

Cy Lyle says: perhaps Dana Har'
mon got his arm caught in Brownlow's
machine" We don't know about his
arm but we have "hear rs the machine
amputated Dana's judge-ship. Greene
vile Democrat.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-09

There are two things ahead of every
one at the beginning of life, success
and failure. To some one comes first
aud to some the other, but if you live
long enough you may gel both.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-09

The democrats met at Jonesboro last
Saturday and nominated the next
trustee and sheriff of this county
when they selected H. G. Jackson and
Gus Broderick to make the race.
These gentlemen have made worthy
and efficient officers and will be elect
ed by an appreciative constituency.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-09

grand rush of homesteader3. This is
the last distribution Of free homes in
the United States Governmentw will ever
make in Nebraska. Write for pam
phlet telling how the lands eau be ac-
quired, when entry should be made,
and other information. Free on Gppli-
cation to any Union Pacific Agent, or
J. H. LoTHRoP, G. A.,
3O3 Pine St., st Louis, Mo.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-09

fee so long as his head is red, and my
calculation is that it will take old Fa-
ther Time yet seventy-fve years to
change the color thereof. Chatta-
nnoga News.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-09

Bob Allen, of Garter, will be M in
dependent candidate for attorney gen
eral and will go up against the ma
chine with strong following.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-09

Brownlow may be able to nominate
Harmon but il is certain that his sup
port of Dana will drive all the old
friends of Harmon to another candi-
date,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-09

And still there is not harmony in the
first congressional district. Brownlow
captured Harmon but his followers
will continue the fight under another
Laader
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-09

MoMillin is being kept busy these
days making denials and explanations.
After awhile he will be permitted TO
explain why ne entered the senatorial
pooa
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-09

Some men have very peculiar way
of showing their appreciation of costs
refunded.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-09
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

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For Governor,
JAMES B. FRAZIER.
For Secretary of State,
JOHN W. MORTON.
For Comptroller,
FRANK DIBRELL.
For State Treasurer,
REAU II. FOLK.
For Sheriff,
GUS FREDERICK.
For Trustee,
H. c. JACKSON.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-06-09

The idea of rotation in office certain
ly did not originate in Sullivan county
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1904-03-31

Ole Bringen Of Rosebud was in town
Friday.
| ID. Eastman came in from sabra
Friday.
j. A. Burlis on was lin from Sabra
Friday.
Ole H. Rude was up from Rosebud
Friday.
J. Walker was down from Billings
Friday.
John C. Hope came in from Birney
Saturday.
O. H. Henderson was up from Rose.
bud Friday.
J. c. Meek was visitor from Rose
bud Monday.
H. W. wilcutt of Rosebud was in
town Friday.
G. F. Ingersoll came up from Miles
City Friday.
Robt. Laughlin of Kirby was in
town Friday.
H. Bollmeir of Sabra was on our
streets Friday.
Henry Stephens was a visitor from
Birney Friday.
Arby Swart was a visitor from
Rosebud Friday.
County Clerk McRae had business
in Forsyth Friday.
Tom and Sam Parks were visitors
foom Kirby Friday.
J. B. Wheeler was a visitor from
Rosebud Saturday.
J. D. Longley was in from the Long,
ley ranch Saturday.
H. A. Smith was a visitor from
Miles City Saturday,.
Dan Campbell was visitor from
Miles City Saturday.
N. p. Sorenson of Miles City was
On our streets Saturday.
r. T. Larson and Bert Finch were
Forsyth visitors Friday.
VIM. Schwartz and family came up
from Rosebud Thursday.
Pete Schiltz was in from Rosebud
Friday and again Monday.
Ludwig Haveman and wife were
down from Rancher Friday.
F. Ramsey was business visitor
from Kirby Thursday and Friday.
Frank Lacey of Birpey was doing
business with Forsyth merchants Fri
day.
Philip D. Cotton of Decker was
transacting business in Forsyth Fri
day.
J. E. Lynden of Butte was trans
acting business in Forsyth last Fri.
day.
Miss Ethyl Waddingham and
brother Clyde spent Sunday at Miles
City.
Mrs. w. I. Church entertained a
number of young people Friday eve
ming.
M. Schiltz came up from Rosebud
Saturday to attend the meeting of the
county dads.
Mrs. H. w. Wilcutt came up from
Rosebud Saturday for a few days visit
with friends.
j. w. Crosby jr., of Crowley, Wyo.,
was looking after business interests in
Forsyth Saturday.
w. d. Smith of Miles City had bus
mess in Forsyth Friday in connection
with his Office as stock detective.
E. A. Cornwe1l, who had been visit
ing friends at Crow agency the past
week returned to Forsyth Monday.
After choir practice Saturday night
Miss Floy Westaby entertained the
choir at finch. Refreshments were
served.
Having sold our business to Linton
Co., all persons knowing
themselves indebted to us will please
call and settle. Davis & Marsh.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-24

or gold is again cut INTO one incl
squares, This tine lie gold is sc
fragile that u metal knife blade, ne
matter how sharp, would break the
edges; so u knife with double blades
is used requiring only two strokes Il
cut 4 square.
Now comes the last beating Each
square is again put into a boak called
Il mold Forty minutes beating is
required to give this the proper size
When the leaves Of gold are removed
they are transparent but perfect in
shape and unlrokcn It would require
300,0e0 Of them to make one inch in
thickness.
The last operation is TO send them
10 the booking ROOM whore women re-
move the gold leaves and place them
in wax paper books ready for sale.
The leaves are SO delicate that they
can be handled only with bamboo
sticks So adhesive is the gold that If
a leaf is broken in removing it is cas-
lily patched without q trace Of It being
apparent TO the naked eye" Washing
ton Sta"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-24
CARBOLlC, ACID ANTIDOTE.
An Englishman Has Tried Turpcn-
tine WIN SucCcNN

\ remarkable discovery has appar-
entity been made by a Dublin ycteri-
nary surgeon named Allen respecting
an mlidotc for carbolIc acid poisoning,
says The London News.
Some time ago his attention was
drawn to two horses which were evil
IDENTITY suffering from poisoning. ON
examining one he noticed that the uY.
cous surface OF the mouth was blanch.
cd and that the animal was stagger.
Ing. There was Il general twitching of
the muscles. the eyes were staring,
and the animal was rapidly assuming
Il couat0Se condition MIR. Allen asked
for some oil, liuSccd for preference; ii
not, any Kind Of oil that was handy.
Some WAS brought and about two
wincglaSSfuls administered to one of
The animals. the effect being, to quote
the words Of Mr.. Allen. miraculous.
For the first time he then noticed that
the oil which had been given to the
horse was the ordinary turpentine Of
commerce. SO satisfied was he with
the result that he gave the second
horse dose, although at that time the
animal was unconscious. In about ten
minutes il recovered, and both horses
were at work the next day MS if moth
ING had happened.
Not long after this. 10y peculiar CO.
incidence Mr. Allen was asked to look
AT a blacksmith who after drinking a
glass Of stout had become very i'll. In
the forge the veterinary found the
smith In condition Of coma. a strong
smell of carb2lic acid pcryadns the
premises Ultimately ne discovered
that the man had drunk ont Of the
wrong vessel aud imhibed a solution
Of the acid instead Of the stout. 4 doc.
tor was Mt once sent for hut In the
meantime Mr., Allen administered Il
dose Of ttTpcntinc that happened to he
on the premises, and the man not only
quickly recovered, but resumed his
work within an hour
Turpentinc MS an antidote IN similar
cases had been previously unknown,
and representative Of the Daily News
recently sought ont an expert with a
view Of getting medical opinion Upon
a matter of SO much importance. "The
symptoms In the case you mention" he
said, care distinctly those Of carbollc
acid poisoning, ana so successful does
the treatment appear to have been that
further experiments in the same diree-
ton are well worth trying If subse-
qucnt experiment confirms the oil of
turpentne treatment. then on every
packet or bottle containing carbolic
acid should be printed this simple anti
d1te7
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-24
CITIES COLLECT THE DUST.

German Municipalities Guard Against
the Spread Il Cer;sin Diseases.
As is well known. many disaasor
are widely disseminated IN cities by
the dust that fills the air and perco
latssilnto houses and vehicles Of ever
sort To minimize as far as p0ss.h,
the danger 10 the public hcalth iro2
this cause tho mU iciBaI rcgHietiA"
Of Berlin i7ait tla. refuse, a5hos ac
all that is cessny though mac,
rato'g summarized by tho term "du
Should ba carried through tie tho IN
IN airtirht rec1ptlcles This has 81
ingenuity to vcr in he Invention Of
both dUtaiaa aad dustcerts. and by
means q cJisbla ARRANGEMENTS In the
latter It has boon f0ucd possible to
take away hoaseacld refuse without
defilins Tho streets with either the CT,
fensiye smells or The infectious dust
from which we suffer here.
More perfect than any dustcart is
the substitution system BY this
plan each householder has two dust.
bins, of wh.od, however only ono Is
in his actual posse. ION at time.
This. when fuil, is carried away bodily
in the iIst.at, in which has beca
brought hacl, the empty one TOR us1
until the cart calls again.
When u man gets to be sixty he is
almost as quiet as a woman ct forty.
About 5000 artificial limbs are
turned ont in England every year
Philosophers get so very oldfash.
toned after q few years.
The Hague peace court seems to be
taking a long rest
King Edward has got over his cold.
Hows Jones?
If the Japanese neither kiss nor
cuss, what are their pleasure?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-24
. BUSINESS LOCALS. .
o q . y T. o o o O. o. a

Your cash does greater service n
stone Bros, than elsewhere Goods
guaranteed to suit you Price
couldn't be lower If thrown in a well
Too good to be passed BY Beautiful
silk Shirt Waist Sritings can be haG
1t Hyman's for Cj cents yard dur
me this week.
American saving stamps given away
r. the Chicago Department Store
Ask for stamps when trading there
3l72l9 Eighth street.
Gnnther & Wake, Model Baker,
Fill give universal satisfact' N Ia.
verifying in the bakery line. Orien
or soc!als promptly filed. 229 Sth $,
a HALEY wire screening, poultr,
netting, water coolers, gasoline
stoves and ovens, step ladders
brushes, hardware and stoves.
p. A. Doud, the grocer, has som,
II the choicest table delicacies ano
III the staple groceries, good daiy
butter and fresh eggs. walnut 81
Mrs. G. II. Bracket, mllllner, IS
always busy attending to the wants
# her many customers. Hats for all
occasions artistically trimmed.
Rugs, Mattlngs and Carpet
House cleaning time is now here
You want q new rug have them
all sizes in TAPESTRY. body brussels.
administer and Wilton velvet Also a
full line Of carpets Mating at your
own price and Iinoleums IN the dr.
Ierent grades Prices the cheapest
in the city. Call and see my line
before yon purchase You will save
money. y McManus. Jr
Gazzola Confectionery store, leader
10 fine candies and choicest fruits. Try
our chocolates, creams ana bon bons
Ice cream furnished in any quantity
Stop at the Hotel illinois. right 10
the heart Of The business center
Rates $500 per day. Both lines Of
street cars pass main entrance.
Refrigprators. White Mountain lee
Cream Freozcrs, Gasoline Stoves, G12
Commercial Avenue, one door north
Of opera house. G. vs.. henderson
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-24
POTATOES At HIGH PRICES.
English PRODUCERS Get Good Returu9
fer Investment.

English PRODUCERS Get Good Returu9
fer Investment.
Their 5 "a big boom In p0fafool
Lincolnshire way and the hearts Of
fro raisers rejoice. A shemclf gen
'ieman has just invest ted In guam
tity Of @Sutton's new discovery" az -
81 fsi20 a poand That seems p
fairly good price for potatoes Of any
7ort brt even that long figure IS easily
beaten. IN Pct9sborcash market tie
other Cay one pound Of Eldorad0 pc
taioes fetched E101 leis7. Tie OWL
er who sold the Sheffield gentleman
his little lot writes him that there has
been on his premises a raiser who
declined $50 (;i4G) for a single pots-
TO Of that variety Even this price
was eclipsed at the Smithfield show
on Wednesday. When firm OF York
potato merchants sold four pounds of
l.idcrele a. the rate q c1-o (s72s4 2
pound. Tlis f. rectored to WORK ont
at es56o00 fS1e95I4D ton. or
about thrice their weight in gold. The
raiser. II might BE- added declined ar
sficr Of go fs34D fog a single speci-
men u he H.sa.zxaao Sheffield tEpg
ov,.la r. 1o<rrn1I.[ 2 -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-24

Hanging In the hall Of the home of
Attorney General Hampton l.. Carson
on Spruce street, IS Il grouped series
Of rare ana valuable eugrayings por-
traying Napoleon Bonaparie in the
many phases Of his career. The c0llec
ton, which comprises nearly twoscOrc
Of portraits picked mp in various parts
Of lie world by Mr.. Carson. Is inclosed
IN single large frame. The grouping
of this big collection. including ms it
does. cngrayngs N Bonapartc small
large and varied in pose, was task
that proved puzzlng when undertaken
One day. after spending long time
yainly arranging aud rcawangiug the
portraits with an eye 10 securing the
best effect, Mr.. Carson packed up the
collection in Il portfolio to- complete
the job at another time. Going down
stairs he stumbled. dropping the port
folio. and Uttered the floor with the on
cravings raHsing to survey the
wreck, be was struck by the grouping
Of the portraits, which. by accident
had assumed far more symmetrical
and satisfactory arrangement than the
attorney general had been able to pro
ducc.
A few changes were oil that was
necessary to fix the collection TO Mr.
Carson's liking. and 10 picture Trainer
was given the order 10 frame it as it
lay. The result is one Of the most
striking effects in General Carson's
famous collection Of engrayings Phil
adelphia Press.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-24

At tea one afternoon Mrs. Shaw

At tea one afternoon Mrs Shaw,
smiling toward her daughters, said;
When Enid was four or five years
old she used TO repeat ut night the little
prayer Now | lay me-
Il suppose that millions of children
have said, Now | lay me- millions Of
times, but | doubt Ii the simple and
charming words Of the prayer ever
suggested question 50 unusual as
they did to Enid.
"She one night repeated the prayer
rcvereutly ana then asked me, with a
puzzled froWn:
Mother IL should die before
wake. how would | know | was
deadF y New Orleans States.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-24

Players have very perniciOus hab
il Of questioning an umpire's decision
where it involves a question Of iule
ment on bis part. This is a violation
Of rules 81 and g. A captain OF q
team under rule 81 can alone profess
against an umpire's decision. where
It involves an Interpretation Of the
rules. but under no circumstance.
upon a matter Of Judgment on strike
balls, base running, or batted ball
whether they be fair or foul A vic
lation Of these sections is punishable
by fine and for the second onense
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-24

Secretary Farrell left the Long le
cision to President Thompson, Of Ia,
X. l. T., and of course he decided il
favor Of Henderson. Long is suspend
ed by President Thompson until ht
reports to that city.-Paducah News
Democrat.
There is no "of course" about it
whatever. Henderson submitted tele.
grams and letters from Long in sup
port of its claims to his services. Pa.
ducah submitted none, although re.
luested by the league secretary upon
three different occasions. once in open
league meeting at Paducah, May
again in writing ana finally as a dc
nier resort after the statute of I'm
itation had debarred paducah, begged
President Jackson of Padneah, to
send in any old kind of testimony 50
it could he forwarded to President
Thompson for a decision Mr. jack
son did not submit any character OF
written testimony and the only thjne
eft to the secretary was to forward
hat Of Henderson TO President
Thompson for a decision He ma
urally could not help awarding Long
0 Henderson His failure to report
las resulted in his suspension. in addi-
ion TO a SIS fine, which Henderson
viii have to pay, even though they
lave the suspension removed If Long
considers his determination and re
lorts. At all events, Long is only an
ordinary player, there being hun
lreds al liberty far better tielders ana
filters and there is no need of a con
sntion that increases the present
la1 fenlinr exieting
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-24
BEATING GOLD LEAF
THE WAY THE SQUARES or METAL
ARE WORKED UNDER The HAMMER.

Gradually Reduced In Thickness Tn
iii the sheets are Transparent and
So Fine That 30o,0GO of Them In =
Pile Would Measure brt an iuch,
\ local sign writer was in The win
dow Of n large L street establishment
putting gold leaf ON tho outlines ol let-
tiers he had made with a stencil The
curiosity Of Il reporter vas aroused as
to how these tiny sheets of gold were
reduced to such minute th.nncSs. 4
visit 10 the establishment OF one OF
WasmDgton's largest Sign writers and
talk with the proprietor brought forth
the following
Il learned the gold heaters trade in
Rochester some years ago, Imagine a
slab of gold measuring eight iuches in
width, ten inches in length and Aaif an
inch in thickness being reduced 70
$500 sheets Of gold, each ave inches
square and almost transparent, and
( you get vague idea of the queer III
4 dnStry known as sold beating.
Imagine square Of pold three hun
/ dredths of an inch IN thickness, AMI
/ you VIII appreciate the Drawn ami
brain making for the result, ana then
reflect that Tie word beating means
( just beating for no power other than
the strength Of mans arm is used in
the process aud you viii have been
mentally initiated into the mysteries
of a silent art
Few persons are familiar with the
work for several reasons First. there
are less than twenty tive gold beating
establishments In the country, second,
1t Is an exclusive industry. ana few.
either manufacturers or laborers. are
admitted to It's secrets, aud. third. The
trade is limited Therefore it is most
interesting study
"The gold beaten buys direct from The
government assay Office where the
gold is weighed, stamped aud guaran-
tced 4 fraction too much Of alloy
would cause it to pulrcrize or part into
fragments Twentythrce carat gold
is used exclusively Usually the gold
comes in nuggets weighing lirty-tivc
pennyweights ana Waited at so each.
after the gold has been received 1t
is placed In cruciblc and made ready
for the beating about to follow It is
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-24
'ra aged
For De ath or Relief
Heart Disease.
Dizzy SIP elis, Pain
and Choking.
DR.. Mice Heart Cure
Saved Ny Life.

Dr.. Miles Heart Cure Is sure 10 do what
70 other medicine can do. II your heat
tm4hla ya .gu1 nroi 1iieTd delay or ms
take ll c,iaig. ~ areme1Y. foF mary cars
tls p.erafeilan has been c..flag cas- Tat
1.4efG s0u.d not have tcea cared. Read
gilt o. a4 G3ae lbs o,AerH J. Nill % the
some icr you:
"lgt.e yai ibis Letter through c-af.fe@e
a. &c benefit have received ~ tak!ng
soar valuable remedies. EOs tarec years ]
uNectta dizzy spells. sonnet INES several
IA day. When I lad them ccr.d not
o.. @ ny hcai from tle p. J.g. my heart
wts c,c lg Effected and | f-eq3eety bad
spells Of sevef- p1lo*stiol rod rrnefag,
pai1, tenGefiirs s. cilaEnE sensations. cosId
%. r. on nv l-it side a3l WIS no. able 70
d3 snY work. ! called a doctor "ho helped
ne some lut tic dizzy spells grew more ire
qg-at snd | w2s So ve-y nclvo3s taat ID
80 care O. I've. OGe day asked The Lord
70 take ne from this world or pvt ny eyes
On something that would help ne. 1ne first
paper | tgoE up was a New York papeI and
IA / J s1w fag- alYerHinc Ms husband
81 NJ th-ec bottles # Ijr. Mics Heart Cure
aat Eert IRE aai one lsix 81 Dr. Miles, An'i-
Psn Iiis a.s-s whi5h tl-ut have bad no
more dizzy spells. / can he Oh either sIde
sad sleep ali night. have leen able 10 do
M own work foT tire years. d. M.ies'
Heart Cure saved ny lie"-alEs K IL.
Burch, BgTeh, 5. u.
AT druggists sell aai qua aniee lrst bot
IL DIR. Niles Remedies. Send fet free book
On Eeryoes and Heart Iisseazcs. Address
q. Mr. Mea.rzi L. EiI4amuInd
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-24

removal from the game Patrons Of
the game so out not to hear arsa
ments, but to see baseball games.
They pay their money and are EN-.
titled to full yalue
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-24

Bondi, the Italian sculptor. has com
menced to work on the great marble
statue of the late pontiff, which will
crown a hill that overlooks Carpneto,
Italy, Pope Lcos birthplace
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-05-24

The Little One Was anxious to Know
Mrs. leslie ". Shaw. with her daugh-
ters. Miss Erna and Miss Enid. visit
ed san Francisco last month, and many
social functions were given there in
honor II thc secretary Of the treasury S
family