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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-03

this. To looks desperate. Take
care he doesn't hit you over the
head with an oar accidentally. OF
course"
thanked him with a look. and
rushed away TO offer my services 20
the haraaaed eaNawain. who re-.
oelved them with a mighty Erowl OF
approval A minute later l had
danned q cork Jacket aud taken my
place In the boat was thankful
TO find u was nowhere near my
enemy. lie was In the stern, aud I
wa In the bow. 80 that after We
bad settled to the oars could ase
without being seen by him. But the
glance he gave me as passed 10 my
seat would have slain me II IL could.
Too much precious time had been
lost already. aud when the boat had
sped down the alp into the turbu-
lent sea. the coxsWain gave orders
for a quick stroke that absorbed all
my energy / became infected with
the mad craving 10 get 10 the
steamer in time. In the Wild desire
"a save life. and IN the Supreme
physical effort, I forgot for a while
the strange tumble of events that
had sent me. a sentenced convict.
~out on such an errnnd For the mo-
ment | was a lifsboafman. With no
use FOR anyone of anything bat my
own theWa and nlncWa
At first We pulled straight Tor the
wreck. bat ~ some distance from
the shore the coxawain gave the
boat a slant windward. with the OBJ
ieet ~ getting the current 20 help
". About this time a roar from
him told ua that tho torepart Of the
steamer. with the masts ta which
the crew were clinginK. had gene.
All that remained was the stern,
with the wheel house.
The announcement drew a groan
from the brave fellows near me. bat
] Roger Marske turned In his seat
and flung at me 3 glance 80 full Of
malicious triumph thar ] could not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-03
TELL YOUR CHILDREN

Parents should instruct their children in the vital facts OF %
All Of lfe such pareutage. birth
should parents
duties the ehds
The boy and girl win find how Who will tell them
who ought to be permitted tell them7
purs
rbad
gutter
rightly and who tremendously concerned Thousands
ruined By the beuled
Of
gsd through OF filth.
girl should know the truth
about wfeho0d and motherhood the person
that lie along pathway
truths whiaperngs
Ignorance Ia the nearest relative OF vice.
should take their children their
corning such materz The beauty promise unsued
tempt dangers doing
fully frankly told.
blame boy goes wrong you
explain the their bodies
recence in these that criminal.
deIicacy permitted way Of
parental instruction these N portant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-03
SEATTLE PROOF

]. prenatt. retired farmer. OF All
Third avenue north. says, Tor
aeou, two years suffered nom at
lacks OF hackacha. caused. reasons
ed. either by my Kidneys being weak
or overexcited. My bach tired easily.
and after any overexcrsion or the
contraction % cold u aehed acute
~. Not only aid my back ache. but
there was trouble with the kidney
secretious. which at times had a
scaldinE nd burning sensation.
Deans kidney Pulls. procured at
Stewart q Holmes Drug Co.'S store.
promptly stopped Il. and. what Ia of
considerably more consequence to
mo. M 70 date there has not been
any recurrence. Whenever hear
any one complaining about kidney
troubles never fail TO tell them
about Doan's Kidney pills I would
not have done this had they not IN
my case brought about the results
pramlaad"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-03

AfNAHa ~ - IAfAAAANNAHAfa
bat what was wrong with RRNr
Marskcf THAT spaHmodle working
.of hla Jaw. that sudden pallof. could
not be due To hia having been par.
TALLY scored Of by the owner Of the
valuable glasses. Ny experience Of
the rending Of human heartairinaa
had been extensive during the re
cent months, and kaes that he
was face TO face with a crisis that
called for Immediate action.
This Waa the way he met the
crisis.
Il cant stand thin. be cried, for
the benefit OF the byatandefa At
large If the boat is short handed
IN 50 rs a volunteer, can pun a
good oar And amid cheers from
the wind-rlyen. rain soaked crowd
he pushed his way into the lifehoat
house.
Heaven knows what instinct
prompted mo. but the inspiration
came that II Rogor Marake. the soft
living. easa-loving ayharite. wanted
to be put out there on tho storm
swept Shingles. | ought 10 he there
too. My aluEgish brain was con
scloua OF some new awakening.
though not till afterwards did
piece u all together and understand
that Il was the woman on board the
wreck who had called me
My lord. | am entirely In your
hands. [ whispered 10 the premier
''itave I your permission 10 yolun-
teof aisn7"
"Cut along" was tho reply. To
me You are Mr. Martin for the next
fuursand twenty hnura~the mau
who saved my daughter lie does
not need my permission Tor any
thing
was quitting hla slide. when he
laid hls hand on my arm. a word
10 the Wise" he added. 4 have
been studying Marake for the last
hair hour I am beginning 90 think
that there may BE- something In al
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understand Il. 30 Irrelevant did Il
seem.
hut enlightenment was soon To
come The e0Xswaln had again
turned the boat straight for the
ahlngloa. aud the wreck. and /
guessed that he was searching for
open water to take the boat through
10 tho sheltered side, when he
Ioosed a below that no atorm=rage
could drown.
There's a woman at the wheel
house window and a man az the
door. Put your backs % Il. lads"
We did put our backs 10 n. with
such good purpose that our cunning
atreramau found the opening he
wanted found. too. that II WAS
close 10 the battered remnant 81 the
wreck. showing that had she kept
but a hairs breadth TO one side she
would have made clear passage
Leaning all his weight on the tiller,
our chief swung the iifehoat into
the narrow channel In the seethlng
maeistrom. 80 that she almost
arrapsd the stones Of the bank The
boat shot through the opening nm
der the steamers stern. and "a she
did -. Roger Marske dropped his
car
A rope had trsIled overheard
from the steamer. and selxing Il he
swung himself into the afr For a
moment he hung suspended IN the
binding spray. and then hand over
hand hs awsrmed up the rope Into
tho fantastic fragment Of tho Night
shade ! being IN the bows. had al
ready passed the dangling rope. or
should have followed. 80 keeniy
alive vas I nox "a the intention u
Marnks In Joining the lifeboat
But I had not long % walt. WITH
a hair admirinE oath for the breach
Of discipline. which be attributed 20
over eaFerness 20 save life. the cox
swain brought the boat round under
the lee % tho bank and Of the
wreck. and n Is matter q pride 70
mo that excepting Roger Aarnkn, |
waa the first % catch the rail and
scramble On board had no soon
er gained the deck than I was near
~ swept away by a towering wave
that crashed against the weather
aide Of the stern ~ the steamer
and. Ieaplag on board. flooded Il
with such violence that when the
surge had subsidized vas surprised
that I had contFlvrd % hang on.
surprised also that tho wheel house
waa sffll standing.
But Il waE. and IN the doorway
vas Ianet--mY pointing TO
the brink If the broken deck. whore
the fnrcpart ~ the steamer had
been wrruehed by the sea. She did
not recognize me. bat. distraught
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-03

HOW TO TF.fsIs--There arr many
symptoms to tell you Of sick kid
neyA FIRST. the many aches or
pains
Duh aching IN the small Of the
back.
sharp pains when shopping or Mt
ING
Rheumatic aching I'm the muscles
NeuralGie pains IN the nerves.
Headaches, sideaches. govt. aciat-
lea.
And the urinary symptoms. some
apparent. some found BY simple
tests
Frequent passages day and night.
scaiding. due 70 Inflammation.
ScautY passages. or n steppage
RED. thick and iii-sfneiilng urine.
Cloudy or hrick-duHt sediment
Greasy. frothy or staining urine.
Other common sym utounH sire.
Puffy eyes. swollen limbs.
Paid. waxy complexion.
DrowsinesH, lack Of energy Ian
gtfor.
dizziness. spots" before the eyes.
Weak heart. debility indigestion.
There ~ only one thing 70 40
when any Of these symptoms appear.
and that r. 10 cure the kidneya No
nerd 90 experiment Donn'a Kidney
pills have cured hundreds ~ people
In your own city. Their testimony
proves ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-03

and terror-strurk. kept pointing 20
the whirlpool almost beneath her
feet. and screaming --'@rhey fought
and the wuve came and washed
them away"
"Ianstis ! cried. Janet. don't yun
know me-
But as | staggered towards her
across the stopping. slippery deck
ahs swooned away. and was only
just in time 70 catch her a. she fell.
ITO - Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-03

Professor FELIX Adler declares
men and women should not marry
Tor happiness but for social ends. A
few more like that professor. and the
University Of Chicago WIN try 90
hire YOU
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WIN be effective daily 10 May 18TH.
Prepay passage OF your relatives or
friends. by mail or wire. with Great
Northern Railway First and YeHler.
Money back II tickets not used. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-03

7 lndorsed a note for $500 for
f.eafer the cigar dealer. this morn
ing
You're a great ehump for going
on his paper
NO. I'm not. lie said n I didn't
do It he'd name a scent cigar after
me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-03

An English scientist aunotheey
that there ought 20 be- g. 1901 COG e0f
In gold In the Atlantic ocean. How.
ever. as be doesn't say there IL mai
much, nobody should become ereit.
ed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-03

a Juvenile court waif la Cleveland
who received a new suit OF clothes
was so happy he tried 10 wear them
70 bed. Hut stiil. many n man has
tried 20 DO the same thing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-03

VIII that pure butter bill reach
a vote today?"
Nope. and. by golly. We won't let
e get Z a vote. neither" replied the
rural legislator Whit we wunt 4
do an do right away IL L pass an
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Mon Dieu

ELECTROMAGNETIC an a pure Gig
aret BILL"
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-03

Mrs. F1iRhtlngtan has cruateA
great sensation IN Kansas city. ~
papers have printed her plcturcaA IA
are filled with interviews with b.
she's always doing something
gain notufietY. How did she wotN
this time p"
she refused 10 eat pie in one Z
the big hotels unless tho wsltt
brought her a fork Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-03

BEST time Of my life" said John
y. Rockefeller. after playing ali at
ternoon with his grandchildren on a
beach down IN Jersey. John always
has a good time when he's near the
water.
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$3.50 ttstNNNtt = bsHr rNfpi
THE STARS PLATFORM
news first
he news that's &c 10 Rsipt
All the without fear o. favor
Honesty In official ard prNate hta
paI osuership 81 pub lie uaistise
district utahls business enterprises
earnings al public service ffsnehtsea
An date public aehooi syassun
equal rights Cor aii special privileges for
Rigid endorsement Of just. and repeal 81 unjust laws
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-03

The Chicago Bar association haN
brought an action 10 dlsbar Attorney
Proper. II anybody calls your at
fention TO this and carries the thing
any further. yell for the police. Nat
urailg he - accused % imp--but no.
no mere.
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II win prove Il TO you" contln-
ued the professor.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-09-28
Cincinnati, Hamilton & DAYTON.

The future of the Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton & Dayton system lies with J, p.
Morgan & Co., but leading interests of
the company say that its destiny has
already been decider upon. 1t will be
divided, not necessarily equally, be-
tween the Erie and the Lake Shore.
The latter will take over the Pere
Marquette lines, which now control
the Michigan peninsula, and which
under Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
management, threatened with trunk
line between Buffalo and Chicago seri-
ously to cut into Lake Shore
business.
This threatened competition with the
Vanderbilt lines is eliminated and the
Pere Marquette's $40, 0OO,O 900 of gross
business will hereafter be made to
earn money for the Lake Shore
The Ohio and Indiana part of the
system will be added to the Erie and
should prove valuable addition t.
that company's position in the TRUNK
line family for it will now control the
Cincinnati gateway to the south, it,
arteries will tap all the leading indus
trial and farming sections of Ohio, an(
it will have a direct and well con
trolled line to the West Virginia sof
coal fields.
Russell Harding, who is under con
tract with the Cincinnati, Hamilton 4
Dayton at salary of $4,000 per an
mum and is one of the leading railroa,
managers of the country, viii probabl,
be retained in the Erie's western
lines.
Already J. P. Morgan & Com pany hav
acquired three quarters of the Cincin
matt, Hamilton & Dayton stock, an
they will probably succeed in gettin
complete ownership. When this
accomplished the division of owner
ship will be made. Wall Stree
Journal.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-09-28
NEWS-SCIMITAR NOTES.

We never did have no use fer Cy
Lyle, but right is right and right
wrongs nobody. The man who put
that axle-grease in Cy's shoes is a
scorpion. Hardeman Free Press.
We knowed that Bishop Potter's
subway saloon would fail. It was
opened with prayer and prayer and
booze don't mix. The Opening" that
has not baked 'possum and taters or
barbecue and later salad--the old keno
dish--means an early closing. Harde-
man Free Press.
We wouldn't mind serving term OF
two as governor but we amt going ia
engage in any unseemly scramble fol
the office. Let the Office seek the man
and we will furnish the light to show
where he is. -Hardeman Free Press.
A doctorman up the country woke uE
one morning and seen a shower of bul
frogs. That amt SO much. The las
night we slept at Gabe Jones still
house we seen shower of red snakes
blue monkeys and green turkeys, =
Hardeman Free Press.
Some of those doctor men can't tel
a case Of yellow fever fIom shotgun
When they found us asleep in th,
iimson weeds in our back yard tn
other day they said we had yellow
fever when we had been exposed t,
nuthin' but Squire Ceef Bugs jug o
Ticker. -Hardeman Free Press.
Pixies Peak, COL, Aug. 1--WE lef
Bolivar fer Memphis without healtl
stiffcat and they wouldn't let us offel
the train till we reached here. TIL
snow is white and as cold as an over
due promissory note. -Hardeman FIRE.
Press.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-09-28
Resolutions of SYM pathy.

WHEREAS, on the fourth day of
September, 1905, God, in His Provi-
dence, removed by death the beloved
wife of our brother, W. FL. Crawford,
Therefore, be it resolved by the John
Sewer Lodge No. SO, Knights Of
Pythias, that the sympathy of the
Lodge be extended to Brother
Crawford in his sad bereavement and
that we express to him our earnest hope
that our Heavenly Father will bind up
the broken heart and give strength and
grace to comfort him in the dark hours
Of affiiction.
Resolved, that these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of the Lodge
and be published in the Johnson City
Comet and that copy be furnished
Brother Crawford by the Keeper Of
Records and Seals.
GEo. z. BURBAGE,
H. w. LYLE,
J. P. HART.
Committee
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-09-28
Be Fair.

The editorial which appeared on Fri
day, Sept. 10, in the Jackson Dispatch
was evidently prepared to injure Mr..
Patterson in his candidacy for Cover
nor, and was doubtless intended to be
copied in that portion Of the press Of
Tennessee which is favorable to the
candidacy of Gov. Cox.
The Dispatch has right to fight for
it's choice for Governor, but in making
allegations involving the record OF
either man it fails to do its duty to its
readers unless it confines itself to the
facts. IT is an easy matter for the Dis
patch to investigate Mr.. Patterson g
record, both in Shelby County and
in the Tenth Congressional District.
Had this investigation been made and
had the Dispatch desired to give its
readers accurate and true knowledge it
could not have accused Mr. Patterson
OF either machine methods or corrupt
practices in his political record.
Misrepresentation Of this sort are
unfair and unworthy. If we are not
mistaken in the people of Tennessee
they will resent such practices,
especially when they learn that Mr..
Patterson's political record is without
a blemish. This truth will be estab-
lshed before the campaign is ended,
in spite of all charges from ignorant OF
interested sources, and those papers
now bringing charges not founded on
facts will find themselves called on to
explain why they practiced either an
ignorant or wilful deception npon their
subscribers.
The effort to bring Mr. Patterson
into disfavor with Democrats because
he dares to staud up in the ranks Of
his party and protest against all i'll
advised power in the Governor calcu.
lated to produce election frauds is
simply ridiculous. Besides, Mr.. Pat.
terson is not the first man who has
declared against the election laws; and
il we are not very much mistaken, a
large majority of the best Democrats
of the State are opposed to them, and
would rescind them tomorrow, if they
had an opportunity to express THEN
will. The Honorable Frank Thomp.
son, Chairman of the State Executive
Committee, in published interview in
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-09-28
Gibson County Politics.

HUMBOI DIT, Tenn, Sept 90. The
friends of Ex-GoY. Taylor and Senator
Carmack have become more outspoken
since their recent correspondence rela-
tive to joint debate, and better esti.
mate of their relative strength can be
formed. Gov. Taylor's friends claim
he is bigger man in their their esti.
nation since declining the debate, and
they think his reasons for declining
are unanswerable, while Senator Car
mack's friends declare there is no
reason why they should not speak
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-09-28
Embreeville to Erwin,

Mr.. W. II. Wells, engineer of con-
struction Southern Railway, writes the
Manufacturers Record that the COM
pany is building line starting from a
point 10 miles from johnson City,
Tenn, on the railroad running to
Embreeville and going thence up the
Nolachucky river to connection with
the South & Western Railway at
Erwin, distance Of about six miles.
The road is to be used as connection.
Mr.. W. B. Crenshaw at Knoxville,
Tenn, is the Southern Railways engi-
neer in that district. Bids for con-
struction have not been requested, but
the company's forces are building the
line. AS it will be part of road
already equipped, it will not be
necessary to purchase equipment at
present.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-09-28
COMMERCIAL APPEAL NOTES.

Since Cy Lyle won the only pair Of
pants owned by Jack ReaVes, he is said
to be very chesty.
Editor Reaves says the earthquake
had vera pleasant effect on him, as il
made him dream that he was on @
jag.
Since the Hon. Red Raven Reaves oil
the Hardeman Free Press has been
quarantined against, the consumption
of distilled spirits in this country has
fallen off 7O4, GAO gallons.
We was out to the Niggerotten Viii
lage the other night, and one of them
ladies winked at us. But we tole her
she couldn't eloap with us, as we ware o
Benedictine already. - Hardeman Free
Press.
We seen where John d. ROCKEFELLER
pray Oh lGI " vi lluhdiu tu6 Obil6L udJ
Wisht old Jack would pray fer US and
then put good contribution in the
plate. Hardeman Free Press.
This here blame town says we're @
plum id jot fur putin our clover meadel
into weed patch, but whit we'd like
to know is where'd we snooze off our
booze if it wusn't under our gymsum
leafs?- Il ardeman Free Press.
Some people think they can play
jokes on us with IMMUNITY, but some
day we air going to ketch some Of
these smart clicks and beat the life
outen 'em. We received yestiddy al
this Office a big box with the word,
Sits, on it, and we thought it ware Q
case of beer, but when we pried the
top off we found nothing but bath
tub. Now we amt got no more use
fer a bath tub than Sigh Lyle has fer 9
ten cent seegar. Well it's long lane
that blows nobody no good. Harde.
man Free Press.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-09-28

While johnson City people will
regret to lose Rev. W. S. Neighbors
they will rejoice to know that he has
gone up higher as it were. He has
been transferred to the Baltimore
conference.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-09-28
NONRESIDENT Notice.
In Chancery Court at johnson City,
Washington County,
Tennessee.
MolIie Ferguson VS.. James Ferguson.

1t appearing from the bill fled in
this case which is sworn to that the
defendant James Ferguson is a non
resident of the State of Tennessee;
It is therefore ordered that said
defendant enter his appearance herein
on or before the first Monday in Noyem.
Der next, 1905, aud plead, answer or
demur to complainants bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to
him and set for hearing eXparte. and
that a copy of this order be published
for four consecutive weeks in the
Comet.
This, September l1th, 1905.
Il A SHrPLEY, G. and NJ.
BY S, L MILLER, d. G, and M.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-09-28

1t is to be sincerely hoped that none
of the individuals who may be carried
away with the enthusiasm at the fair
will have to be hauled away in the
sick ambulance this week. -Maury
Democrat
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-09-28

The New York Life paid its Buffalo
agents $4s, 600 more than they earned
in 1902 and reduced the extrayagant
expenditure only half in 1908. If this
keeps up all the agents will want to be
put off at Buffalo.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-09-28
Round Trip Rates to Hot Springs. Eurek;
Springs, Ark, and EldOradO
Springs. Missouri.

The Southern Railway will sell round
trip tickets to the the above points on
first and third Tuesdays of during the
month October 1905, at rate of one
first class fare plus two dollars for the
round trip,
Tickets will be limited go days from
date of sale.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-09-28

VVpUVHbfa
humboldt and Gibson County in the
past have alwaws been shot headed"
for Taylor, and at this writing there is
no reason to believe the results will be
different in the coming primary.
There is less said about the guberna-
torial race, but it is evident that the
friends Of Patterson are oyerwhelm-
ingly in the majority here.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-09-28

Hon. James Armitage has retired
from the race for Railroad Commits
sioner in the interest Of harmony but
it is not clear to us just why Jim
should have been selected for the
slaughter.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-09-28

ODE luck of de small boy is fierce "
groaned Tommy.
"i hat now?" asked the sympathetic
stranger.
"Why, de lightning struck ten houses
and barns in dis village dis summer"
"That was bad"
"And it never even scorched dc
schoolhouse. Chicago News.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-09-28

If the life insurance companies can't
spend money legitimately they might
leave about half they collect in the
hands of the policyholders.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-09-28

"Ma," exclaimed Bobby, edo you
like anyone to bite your"
"No, dear; why?"
"Well, Mr.. Buttin just bit sister on
the mouth and she put her arms
around his neck and tried to choke
him. l guess she doesn't like it,
either. Puck.