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Car Accident Eoretold.

Mrs. j. b. Hillard did not believe in
fortune telling. But hearing SO many
relate what had been told them and
come true. she went herself taking
z witness that she could see for her
self that there was no truth in the
belief.
On her arrival at the tent the for
tune teller stated to her of trouble
which was secret kept from her.
Tuld her how 10 proceed to find out
all. Mrs. billiard did as directed. And
- her great surprise. words, acts and
ramo given just as told to her.
The question with Mrs. billiard was.
was her husband going to have trouble
that would be serious.
The answer was. yes: Madam, In
short, your husband will be on n car.
ap accident there Doialls him which
viii be- narrow escape from death.
IIo viii boz taken mp as dead. hut with
attention probably will recover. Mrs
HularF ON returning home related 10
several what had been told. laughed
heartily. and said she did not believe
g.
She went 90 work. and the first trou-
Dc was proved the same evening.
which was September y. after leaving
tho tent October 6. the car trouble
proved 90 be true. Her husband now
lass Iu bei badly uruG,a
awful cash upon his head. which was
F'usI up hy DR. Sim0us Ho was
T.rsnI Uu as dead 10y friends. on Pearl
ffr,sf. Immediate attention was given
O. 9.afE wurIi have followed
Mrs fIIarl i- now a firm believer.
AMI i1lEe forward when the rest wiil
fr.l1E. and -Ia viii Do Do ba -urUn.
SHr fai1 several p.Yrie all thar uas
told fH Ser and since s1 much has
rf-rr -s hand fheF fp1 h,I5yo bob The
prophecies of Mrs. Davis tha Gfu-v.
In.s-ltc
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WANTED-Everybo to know
that | have gone into the general live
stock commission business have
large covered mule pens for accom-
mediation of shippers. Auction sales
of live stock, etc, every Saturday at
10 a. m. Bring in anything you have
TO sell. Have a feed and sale stable
and wagon yard in connection.
Terms reasonable. Farmers and
others are invited 10 call. Office at
the Old Luellen Barn. Main street.
1O.G.4-tc J. c. Kerr The AuctiOneer
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The sugar mill of William Slaugh'
ter, near Port Hudson, was destroyed
by fire, The origin 0f the fire Is
unknown. but IN supposed IA be- incon'
diary. The mill has not been in op-
GRAFTON this season, and carried No In
suTance.
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The following sherlns and tax col.
lcctors of the several parishes men
toned made monthly settlements with
the State Auditor paying into the
treasury the amounts mentioned after
their names:
Thomas Foster, Fifth District OF Or
leans Parish. $237.23 a. w. Walters,
Catahoula Parish, $2l3.7i; Henry
POhman. Seventh District of Orleans
Parish. $7GG72; a. II. Gillespie. Con.
cordia Parish, sG59.30: Louisiana lie
Bourgeois. ST. James Parish. Si9S.2G;
II. +. Griffith Webster Parish, s2Gl.7O:
Charles Eaglcson. Cameron Parish.
S2l9.75.
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LOUISIANA NOTES

The statement Of shipments Of lum'
her from the Lake Charles mills far
September show a total Of slightly
more than liObn,b feet.
ChicagO( Is ,AuOO
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Governor Blanchard announced the
following appointments; Louis knop,
Seventh Ward. Orleans Parish. coal
gaugor; Benedict lngr1uf. constable,
Third Ward, Avoyellcs Parish, Vice ID,
VI. LemOne. deceased; II, u. Schrei'
BIER. Of Orleans. and A. l.. Lyons, Of
members Of the Contest
Board, vice themselves. terms expired.
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WANTED-Circular and sample dis
tributors wanted everywhere. No can,
wasting, good pay. Cooperative Adv,
CO., y. Y. lO-9'2tp
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Chairman W, l.. DOss. Of the EXecu,
tive Committee of Vcrmilli0n. In oppo'
sltiOn 10 the Mormcntau l.eyee Bill,
has issued call 10 committees 10
meet In Gncydan. Friday, October 10,
at II o'clock. to frame one central or
ganlzaliun, from which the fight
against the Lovce BIll will he forced:
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C1l0nist rates to California points ...-
-----.------.- Toll. .. ...-SZ7.aD
TIrtafs On sale September u 10
DIrl.rr o.
az -l.af rrrld rarrarf tie F1rrIf-s
Ar. Ar-insun. D.P.A
TX TOoke, 6. y. 4 Ia.
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WANTED-Oct. 9, or 4 rooms,
furnished or unfinished, for light
housekeeping; on sidewalk anu near
car line. Address II, care Enterprise.
1913 5tp.
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WANTED-A position by young
lady stenographer, first-class in every
respect. is well educated and has
some knowledge Of accounting. Adj
dress, l.. X. 22iS, Falls City, Texas.
10-G-Stp
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Clifton Baincs. machlnist. suffered
an accident al Houston, which has cost
him his left loot and may ultimately
cost him u struggle for his life. II
r. the old, old story Of man stepping
out at The way Of one train only To
get sluarcly In nc way of another
The accident occurred AT the Hardy
street crossing Of the southern Pacific,
aud two companions were with Baincs
al the time, but they were unable To
aid him.
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A Bad Liver

rauzrs = sirk fuufF. u-ntfe Palmetto Wire
lfslrfs hHnifiIF. nrf.rf Liver. Fffl -trr-art
zrd sHruf Eifrsrs a hrrrIa f-fH II SOC fsraI
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FOR RENT-Neatly furnished south
room for one or two gentlcmcn-mod'
crn conveniences; terms reasonable;
500 Calder 9.3tp
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WANTED-To sell Oh installment,
plan a 81 200 six room, double gallery
house for 81 1000. DR.. Baird, New
Phone 1870 or SIS. y 70
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Three prominent citizens of Naples,
Texas, went to Shreveport to get two
young men, Heath and Keith. out of
Jail. They were arrested some time
ago, with Bod Deal and j. ID. Mckin-
non, charged with counterfeiting. 1t
seems that they were in bad company.
One of the men from Naples says
that Heath could furnish bond for
$50 1000, if needed. The bonus were
this afternoon.
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Dragged head downward for a
quarter Of n mile with his foot tan
gled in the harness on Il frightened
mule, the siXten year old son of JUS
tice Henry Materne, near Lake
Charles, had an almost miraculous
escape from death at his fathers
farm, receiving as 1t was, severe in
juries.
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WANTED Sabine Tram Co,
Deweyvillc. Texas, men TO stack, load
and handle lumber. Married men re
fcrrcd. Apply in person to w. g.
Gray, Deweyville, Texas. 1O-1-'fc
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BUYERS And CONTRACTORS
For iron fences. brick. counters. floor
ratings. ere ESCAPES. window guards.
1plafur enclosures. cabs. grille ann
uirc work for 90 purposes. Write me
Teras Anchor Fence Co. Fort Worth.
Teas NC
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WANTED-Tw0 good boys with
horses at once to take routes on Daily
Enterprise. Apply to c. B. Haley,
Circulator.
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An ordinance was offered at the
meeting % fthe City Council at Grow
ley to raise the saloon license from
81 900 to $4,000. After IA bitter and
heated discussion the matter was ia
bled.
a communication will be sent to
Judge Story after next months meet
ing at Crowley that the council
will repeal an ordinance granting n
right Of way of the Bcardslcy railroad,
which was to enter that city from the
north. Mr.. Story. who Is president
of the company. will be notified in the
meantime of the councils intention.
If the road does not make a show
ing within n limited time the above
move will be taken.
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WANTED-Twcnty laborors are
waited Monday morning at corner OF
Pearl and Austin. il. II. Reynold Il
Co. l0-9-2tc
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IaTGHwsN a. HINCT WI huT
old abandoned oil -fIls On spindle
TH1 u- lr--Hr-u r- country. ~ rrI
rra from same nr uar cHr-Fra. can
az Phone s-7 ur 1-s. or a51-a-- 2. ~.
Urt rf-5. - MP
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WANTED.

WANTED-Two first class real
estate statesmen on building lots; only
cHccs need apply. X. d., Room 1901,
No, los Fulton ST., New York. l0-92tp
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J. r. Roster died at his residence on
Kirby street, at Lake Charles, aged
Sc years and six months. Mr.. Res
ter has been Il sufferer from consumr-
tion for several years. Recently he
went to San Antonio, but the change
of climate did him no good and he
was brought home three weeks ago.
Since that he has been in a dying
and his family recognized
the fact that the end was not far of.
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FOR RENT 2 nicely furnished
connecting rooms complete for light
housekeeping. in private family;
close in, everything convenient. APP
rly 237 College street, between Pearl
and Main streets.
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WANTED-50 good brick yard labor
crs; good wages and steady work. APP
ply at Diana Brick a. Tile CO., Loeb,
tex. Only nine miles from Beaumont
ON Santa Fc and Il. a. n. o. lO-S.3tc
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-One large front room
stationary washstand. hot and cold wa
lei also baths PIG Bonham, corner oil
..in new Phone 233. lO-5'3lp
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WANTED-An experienced grocery
clerk wants position, can keep books
VIII work cheap 10 start. Address Il.
care Enterprise. lO'I-wp
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WANTED-Two young men who
can read and write anu speak good
English Call room II Treadaway
Bldg. lO-3-Wp
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PHILLIPS GElDEaY
Corner sigth 81 and Brosdszy.
rfr.-rr-rt-Hrr4 ~rrre

beaumont. TEXAS.
A preparatory school f1- boys ard
girls. Special uftHr-irn - students
desiring preparation fr- r01nEH. A.
fra-fun ufh rn'ra-l-~ q TFrrs in
fr- f-nrrfar- erhrIr-=tfD 20 fst
hr--- pupil Small rlaszas- Arten-
ftrr ~ ere Irr- 1us1
Arthur 3. phiiiips. ?. A. Nssts-.
Uld 'pbuns Is. z9sf Caidsr Ave
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A complete drillins
outfit. both standard and rotary, ABOUT
1000 feet Of pipes of different sizes,
can go with it. viii sell part or all
Of it, For particulars. write 10
John o. Bucnz. Laredo, Texas. lO-6-wp
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The people of Brownvillc are very
sore and indignant over the unfounded
report of the change of the channel
o. the Rio Grande through the arroyo
Colorado, which they believe was i'm
posed upon the San Antonio Express.
Some of the oldest and most prominent
citizens declare that almost yearly the
Rio Grande has overlooked its banks
and the surplus waters have escaped
through the arroyo Colorado, causing
it to run bank full and in places over
flow. Frequently in the last thirty
years they declare that much higher
water and more widespread overilows
have occurred along the Rio Grande,
ard mo- more apprehension is to be
felt now about the Rio Grande's ma
tural course than heretofore. The Rio
Grande is running bank full with its
usual swift current past Brownsvills
today. as it has been for weeks, clear
j. indicating no change in the stream.
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FOR SALES room mouse, cot ana
improvements, on College and Bipp
Coc Y RIouchcttc 10 jmp.
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FOR SALE Ninc-room cottage.
with twcutv-siN lots. one ana a nan
miles from the court house in orange.
Barn and an Improvements. Cnol'e
location for truck farm. For terms
apply TO Arch W. LuOney, city.
1Oi-lmo e
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FOR RENTING rooms with por-
celain bath and reception hall, with
all modern cOnveniences. Also good
barn. Apply 1OlS Foresythe street,
10-S-3tp
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WANTED.-For u. s. Army: Able
bodied unmarried men between ages
81 and So: citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read and write
English. For information apply to
Recruiting Officer. Postoffice Build.
ing. Beaumont. Tex. 7-3 cod. II
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Manager Furlong at the Springs hO'
tel will keep open house today, when
the public Is invited Ia inspect tho
hotel aud nalrium, and On Monday
thc nalnrium will be- opened for bust
L,ss and wm be- kept open the year
round. Al the railroads have entered
mtn a agreement Ia help advertise the
place rs u health resort. and attractive
folders are now being gotten out to.
advertise Sour Lake.
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For Salp-s.G inch oil wells on spun
die ton. one of these wells would
DO pumped produce from 90 tn ." hIl-
per Hay. also Too acres VI land lh
IfH.rr county. ~ acres at High l--
land. aG acres Galveston COUNTY. AT
these lands we're purchased hy an OF
expert a- oil lands I'll sell ut 90
r.arr Make ur an offer vs. ~
Robbins. % y. T'Irrhrff' Estate
UarTre beaumont. TsNa- |si7
FOR SAL. n- ENrfar-a- i.'' -a..
sra Er. and flHrrHHu sky r jos
l.r- War. EHr..a Peoria. nr i
am nd. rarsr arf la Granted r h-r'
r rfrr HrH scar VIII hH a.r
4. strfrr-sH f|- H-H.- rrFr."rr ~
H.aa WHISKY Tar. Hf Er-rrrI1-n
ga
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FOR SALE-ii1 acres land, 80 in
cultivation, with good house. Situat-
ed two miles north of Olive on the I.
and n. q. II. II. Fine oil indications.
Address DIR. Lee Solman, Olive. Tex
as 1915 6tp.
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4 nov gin at Resale, fourteen miles
southwest Of Clarksville. belonging Ia
n man named Roberts, was blown mp
supposedly by dynamite, Ma elow as
YET has been found rs Ia wh0 did the
work. Loss can not be- ascortained,
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AS a result of personal alteration
between Professor w. j. Avery, prin-
cipal of the High school at Lafayette,
and Mr.. Albert DelahousSaye. well
known citizen, the latter was serious
ly cut about the breast and neck with
a small penknife. The trouble orig
mated over matter of some slight
diciplinc i'm school of one of Mr.. De
lahoussaye's children. That evening
as Professor Avery was on his way
home, Mr.. Delahoussaye encountered
him and took him to task about the
child. Words developed into blows
and Professor Avery drew his knife,
cutting his opponent severely In a
Professor Avery maintains
that he ony drew the weapon after re-
pcatcd assaults. The wounded man
was attended by Drs. G. \. Martin, A.
r. Trahan and r. Il. Girard. Profess
or Avery who comes from north Lou
isiana has taught there one year. and
recently was reappointed principal OF
the High school. Deputy sheriff
Peck placed Professor Avery under ar
rest. and lodged him in Jail. The
affair cliCits general CN-
prcssions of regret.
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TEXAS NOTES.


Friends of ]. NJ. Chillim and " ",
JDuos, the eaIlieE.rn who were ia a
shuniing ARRAY al san Anlonin, which
RESULTED ia the killing u an innocent
hsslander. brought the tN1 men To
s'lhrr l0day liolh shook hands aud
AGREED never Ia refer Ia their differ
entes again,
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Dick Kali, who was shot at Tenaha,
Texas, and brought to Shreveport
from Loeansport for treatment, dierl
of his wounds. The body was
shipped to LOganSpOrt.
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Leonidas Mccullough, by next friend,
Eugene Mccullough. filed suit In the
district court ut Houston, against the
Texas and New Orleans Railway Com
pany Ia recover damages In the sum
OF $2O,OOO, for an injury alleged to
have been received In ,he wreck AT
Dcvcrs station on November Is, 1902
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Information reached Lufkin to the
effect that there was n tremendous
Pas blowout yesterday morning in the
wildcat well being drilled at Bluff
Prairie, ten miles west Of Lufliin. The
force of the gas was so great that mud
and slush were thrown thirty feet into
the air This well is being sunk by
Mcssrs. Paulhamus and Mcleod of
Beaumont. II is now down about 300
feet. and the Indications are such,
coupled with the blowout, that the
drillcrs have decided to bam To see
what they have. Those who have in
vcstgatcd believe that tremendous
OF. field will be developed here.
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A special from New Orleans says:
The Announcement from Washington
that the government has decided 10
establish a reservation. To- be- known
as Breton reservation. ON Islands
near the mouth 81 the Mississippi riy-
or Is the result 81 efforts ut the Au-
dubon society. in which the Louisiana
branch. through its president. Frank
VI. Miller. Of New Orleans. took uo
little parf.
Thi- move is claassod AZ thr great
est thing ever done for bird Trufe0-
tiuun BOB the south Breeding grounds.
according Co President Miller. uiI Ha
established ~ both The HrHfun iz
lands. in Breton sound just east OF
De river. and the Cfau's.sur ISLANDS,
President Miller auuurr.- that rHa
Uu-l. f1 preserve birds HH-h game and
non game viii be nos carried on
more extensively.
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The gin 0f q. \. Guthrie al i0akum,
Was discovered Ia be- m ire, uriglna-
ting ia The press ronm. owing Ia the
excellent lire protection the fames
were cNIinguishod before much dam
are was done, Four ar i've bales oi
cotton were badly damaged.
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Edward Harris, a machnist from
Pennsylvania, who recently went to
work in the Texas and ,acitic ma
chine shops at Marshall, met with Il
serious accident while at work. Harris
was holding a long steel chiscl against
n nut to split it. His negro helper
was striking The chisel with sledgc
hammer. Inc negro missed the chisel
and struck Harris severe blow on
the right side Of his head causing Il
severe confusion. The injured man
was conveyed TO the hospital, where
lac lay unconscious for several hours.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-12-15

A number Of young couples went up
to Bristol Wednesday afternoon to see
"The Girl from Dixie" The party
was in complement to Mr.. A. T. Ear
nest, a member of the company and q
former citizen of this city.
The Courier has this reference of the
affair: But the center of attraction to
the audience was Mr.. Arthur Earnest,
who appeared in the leading male role.
Mr.. Earnest, who is q brother of Tate
L. Earnest, cashier of the Unaka Ma
tional Bank of Johnson City and form
erly resided their, is we'll known in
Bristol, having spent his vacation here
few seasons since, and aided Miss
Mcdowell in staging o play by home
talent. When he appeared on the stage
last night, he was given hearty en-
core which was repeated at intervals
whenever he appeared during the per.
Torrance.
During the first act Hon. John Bow
man, of johnson City, advanced to the
front of the stage and in short speech,
on behalf of Mr.. Earnest's East Ten.
nessee friends, presented him hand
some present in the form of two costly
sterling, neatly engraved military
brushes, a gift of his old acquaintance
at johnson City. Mr.. Earnest has beer
with this company since the first o.
August and has made quite a success.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-12-15

A bowl 90 or o. years old on exhibit
ton at F. P. Baxter's store.
The New and Secondhand Furniture
Store has a 7-piece $55 parlor suit for
sale at $50. A rare bargain.
Perhaps You will find what you are
looking for In the way of Christmas
present at Summers, acknowledgements
See their ad. in this issue.
Winter or summer collie is unknown
when you give the baby DR., Fahrney's
Teething Syrup. You can get sample
if you write. At II. O. Miller's.
Brading Il Marshall are sending out
a handsome vest pocket purse and ac-
count book to their friends with the
compliments Of the season.
F. P. Baxter says he has quite lot
of household furniture on hand that he
has took notion to sell. Please come
and buy them at once. BY doing so
all parties concerned will feel better.
The many friends of John W. Bor-
ing in this city were hopeful that the
change Of climate would be beneficial
but word comes from Lexington, N. O.,
that the ninth son has just been born
to the family.
Col. Geo. r. Netherland died at
Grand Island, Fla, last Sunday after
o short illness. Col. Netherland was
we'll known in East Tennessee, having
lived in Sullivan county until few
years ago when he moved to Florida.
He was the father of w. NJ. Neither
land OF this city.
Rev. E. H. Mclaughlin was up from
Knoxville Thursday to see his daugh-
tiers and visit Mrs. Moore. He has
many friends here who are always glad
to see him. Rev. Mclaughlin is now
doing evangelistic work and is at pres
ent working in Greene county.
Mrs. Alfred De Walter Howard, nee
Miss Viola Freeland, died at Malvern,
Ark, November 90. Miss Freeland
formerly lived here, her father being
the first superintendent Of the schools.
Her many schoolmates and friends will
be sorry to hear of her untimely death.
She leaves an infant son born the 10th.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. V. Deaderick, the
popular proprietors of Unaka Springs,
passed through the city Thursday en-
route to Alabama to spend several
months with their children. "Uncle
Dot" was dressed up nightly and we
would not have known him but for the
rod and reel he carried.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-12-15
Change of Firm.

The firm of Summers, Barton & Par
rott has been changed, W. J. Barton
having scld his interest to Jas. A.
Summers. The business will now be
incorporated as the Summers arrott
Hardware Go. and continued at the
old stand. 1t is one of the largest
wholesale and retail hardware houses
in East Tennessee and is enjoying an
immense trade in the adjacent terrific
ry. The firm is progressive and is
constantly increasing the stock in all
branches to take care of the rapidly
increasing business.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-12-15
johnson City Boy to Marry.

A pleasant surprise was created in
johnson City this week on receipt of
the following invitations:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. @. Wade
invite you to be present
at the marriage of their daughter
Maye
to
Mr.. Hugh Love Boring
en- Tuesday morning December twenty
seventh at ten o'clock
Methodist Church
Troy North Carolina
Mr.. Boring is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Boring and spent the days
Of his youth in johnson City and has
many friends here who will join The
Comet in congratulations and best
wishes for future of happiness and
prosperity,