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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-08
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orn Aerarirrn.
EsiG,sIan,ler @rui Siilon nuo otr
ueucu Sanorlsuertrage.
Stei fit in s.nltunOierr
Rtos 6tm gau'r uor.
Eeiut ansfabruuarn iueroeu nnr mn
mGuigem Seiiaa belobnt.

Berlin, 6. 8ebr. - Ger Heih"'
tag ipor LIBERAL Oidt b'iest mo cS
serrf6te eroBe Spaunllns on Der
ReiasfanSIer @rni b, 8iiIcD, Der ar1'
t:inoigune senl1B, Die 1euen cancels
oertrGae. ipelte ole osutIhe HtgIe'
ruua rlit Stnlicn. &'I9isn, 9uBlano,
Rvm6rien. Der Sd,tueih Serbicr uno
Deiterrsih,llrsnru obgeihloIien, oor'
suIe9eu batte. Giejeui0en. peIc9e lid
auI einen nsroben Tag" gefoBt 9s'
modlt botten. puroeu ieoot 0arItig
enttauId,t. Ter 3aniIer erfldrte aIeih
Al Anfung, er polle Die neuen Ssr'
tr6ae riht i'm Tetnil erortern, ion'
bern Iid, ouf einige aqgemeine ecner'
funacn beihrGnfen. SSn einitiinoiger
slcoc oerbreitete er Iih oann in nngc'
n0bnIia trodenem uno geihditSm1Bi'
gem Gone iiber Die @runOidte, pom
Sensn It6 ole &egisruug BEL Oed I'M
ierbon0Ilngen bobs lciten Ioiie'L K
gSos Der &on5ler inmlcr unO tmmer
nieber iibcr oen notIpen0iacn Shue
Scr 2auOmirtid,ait iogis, rcarcp
sigpntIid fortgelcste Serbeu9ungen
Dor oen agrorern. Ger 8rIno8e'
bunte NOR, oab 9ciieres nidt 81 er.
SisIen gepeien pare; mon milF init
Oem @rreidten 5uirisoen ieiu. Gie
un9iinlttge Gage Der 2nnouirtidltt in
TCutIhlano erbelle ihon ooraus. SaB
bic yonobeuolferun9 iih IN oGn i(btcn
Sobr5e6nten immer mebr oen Std0.en
sitgenonot hobe, Die nunmeur 81
@ro5ent Der 8eiomtbelpobneribnit re.
prGicntierten. GeutIdlauo iei nber
nidt pornsbmlih SnOuitri.itont. jon
bern adcrbou. uno Sn0uitrieitant 5u.
elCib. Gie bliiten0e @ntuidlura oCr
SnOuItrie babe in @obrbeit oui So.
Iten ocr 2nnomirti6oft ltottpeiunOeu,
bic ibper Iaboriere uno Ger 0eSbaIb
nuigeboIicu merOen miiiie. Die &e.
sierung bobe I'M @inflong 0amt bel
Den @ertrog gsuerbon0Iungen ole nI0g.
lihIte Stsigerung oes Shute3 Ger
Ion6iuirtifoitliden Yrobuftc olS ober.
ften 8runOIab urentpegt ieltgebalten.
SIC MinOeItiise oui oic bier Snupt.
getrei6eortsn ieien ouf ieinen eigenen
BuniA in onS 3olltnriigeieb cir9e.
fiigt uor6en, um 0en irenroCn Staoten
bel llnterbnnolung ncuer &ertrGQe III
seigen, DAB GeutidIon0 lih auf feline
gerirgcren 8etreiOej0uc elnlaNn
Tonne. 3ie llutcr5anO'un9cn nit
GuRlano mo CCIterrcidl.llngarn ieieu
irBerIt ihlpierig ge>peien, meil 0icie
I'M 1Slttereiie ibrer eigencn 9orMpirt.
ldoit gegcu Die toben ocutldeR Min
eeItI1Es protsitiert bdtten. 2ci0er babe
ith Die Iegierurg geppungen gcle6cn.
IN cine be0euten0e @rt03unq iuoas
ftrieIler Sole IeitenS &nBlauos uno
nnoerer Stnoten 5u piIlisan. aber
Ite ieten teiuesluegs probibitio. Stub.
lono babe jugIeih Ole SriiiieIer 3uder.
tonuention ungenommen uno audi elm.
eetuiIligt nidt mebr 9esen OeutIGe
iiioiide SnnoelSreiienoe Su oisfrimi.
tlisrer. Gie gertrTse ioGcn am t2.
Scbruor 1906 IN arnit tretcn SSsn
oieiem Zone fllbr Der aonSler cine
8eit!oug fort, @r BAT no6l nod ME
I'M ReifstG1 Iih 10 oielcr oIlge.rciner
Heoetuenourqen beoient Seine auS.
fiihrnrgen forOen oenu audi nur
mGBigen 8eifaIl.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-08

tune 5u unieroruden uno ooB in Der
GaubIif fir oreibig 3oge bas griess.
rcf,t erfl6rt iporoen iei. Ter @e.
innote iiiet BEL. Dob ole repoluticnTre re
@epeguns anselnein perurteilt uerbe
uno bab oo5 gei1iitilsben in Der
Stuot ieinen uornlnIen GerIaHi
nimmt.
rs toudt Dos 8eriidh ouf. boB bic
Sruppen III Der Broui;l5 Santa s.
bon ben Sffi,ieren ourh DE ArgobG
get uidi tuOrSen ieien. bob tie seser
Die I,6eIIen mnridlieren. gls oiC
9ruppen Die uirflitbe Sohluee er
fonntcn, tpeigersn iie iih, in Sdtig
felt 5u tsten; bic Siii5iere fonnten iid
SfHdfou
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-08
GeEeimnisu- uer Coo
lusler grrnnoe.
2eid)en 81. vs.. gearSrn's nnS Gbas
Ssimp'S nabe pOn SirmlnBbam
aufseiunoen.

CopyRfgrted oy the Associaeed Press
@irminsbam aln., 6. 5ebr
@cbeimnispolles 9unfel umgicbt oer
Zoo Der beioen 8immerlcute q. @
0eoroen uno CHARLES Gimp, oerer
9eihen am @otberge in Der Ndt!
oieier stnot auieefunoen tpurScu
@enroen'8 Geide befono iih 5iemlit!
bod oben am Serge uu6 ieine sseblt
NOR ourdidnitten, 70 Dab Ger Scp'
bnlb bonn &umpie aetrennt mar. Mn'
seiden in Der llmeebuna oeuten ou'
eiueu aanpi bin. Slimp's 2eihe LAD
tiefer, nohe Dem Tor 6es Y9irmina'
bom gcuntp Club. GIN ieinem 9or'
per fonnten feline 3cifen bon @e'
tpoItonipenSung feiteaeItelt tueroen.
Tie beioen M1nner pnren nritt
TreiinSe pro mon truBte. oos Tie 6eu
enmstno Radmittag in 8irntinsbom
3ubrahten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-08
q. O. gef'mitb oe1orbtn,
Sit als garfier Sran GbaSwid's Gin
Crfcr ocs Gbaomidpro5eiics.
Copyrighted by the Associated Press

NNPyrlbHSeu py Lno Ah5Ociateu Pr0@8
Sberlin Chic. 6. 6ebruor. -
Ser PrIiiocnt DER Trii1eren Gitiscus
0ational @anf oieier Stoot, 6. Z.
@cf,pitb, itnrb nm t0:45 llhr nnd,ts
ilah 5fpeitdgiger geiunBtloIiofcit,
iu6breno nelfer 8eit iein COB ieben
Moment eriportet rpuroe. Tie ,Snmilit
tpor Inn 6os 9otenbett oes So Sabre
nlten ManneS periommelt.
am IA. Ge5enlber uoriaem ssahres
erhob Die @ranoiurp qeden gediuitb
fiinf anflasen nuf BerIesrnq oet
8anfqeiebe ourf @eiu6hr,nd non
qnrIchen an fSrou ghoouid. Rru
Dem Soue ieiner Ierhaftimu on Iiii
ipiue @eiunobeit iehr ourh SirSorae.
@ibreno ieiner aroufhcit erflorte Ct
oft. er molIe iterben. Mebrere 1nae
finonrh iinnittel6nr Dor lcinem
Sooe periuciserte er ieoe gobrunss.
oufnnbme.
Ter So6 Nr1iioent g'ef'rifh's
oiirfte Die NnfIooen off 1SIihura
im6 berludter unrottm1fioer @cr.
tnenouna bon g'anf'orhs ifmsfen,
bic oe9en 0ron Gbaomid erbo5en
tper6en.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-08
Rruolution in
Areentlnien.
an gnenoD ADres mebrsre anRtGn'
oiid)c getOtct 30 Dcnunuort
250 Derbaftet.
trali0 nj 10 II noIe Strenaf
0es 0e,tk 8 ma.ten lagrn,
Crwesnus nnt1 aoHtrolle Der Jte'
siernua Sauptitaot DOllfom'
men rulig.
copyrlshted BY the Associated Pres.

Duenos IpreS, 6. 6ebr. -
gsi einem slngriTie ouf Die YoIi ;eiItu.
ton am Somstag Mcrgen puroen
mebrere bon oen SuiItanoiihen ge.
totet, 80 ocrtpunOet uno $50 bcr6aftet.
0ie Sronung purOe oollltdnoig
lpirSer berDeiteat uno beute bietet Die
StoOt oen normalen AnblId.
gr.grdiioent &ocn bot 9r1liSent
Guintana teleeropbiib icine llnter'
Itiibung ongc6oien.
lie Bropinj Santa Sc lit noa ein'
ge.ouien2n 9todridten rubig.
Sn ser gbIidt, @lutuersieBcn 5il
bermeiOen, bat Die Gegierung eiu emit.
ipndsnO groBes 2lngebot nah llicn-
ooja unb Cordoba peIcnOet, UNI Die
penigen bunOert 9ieUoIuIionare 81
itberrGltigen.
Mon toiit, es miro obne 9Iutuer.
gicBen nbge5en. 6iinftouienO Wlon'
mori9icren auf peritieOenen @cgen
no5 Oieieu beiOen StaOien.
/ ga oie geoolution totiddIih l.rtsr-
briidt lit, bat Die 0teaierung Dos auf'
gebot Ger Heieruen riidglngig ge.
m1dt.
/ aae biciisen 9Idttcr pcrurtCiIeu Die
reDoIution1re 9apeeung.
| @uenos GpreS, 5. 8ctr. =
(f0 ubr nu1ts.) - SnfoIoe Ser tell
tueikn lnterbredluna oes @iienbobn
unO sclesrapbcrOienites Tam genaue
Sniormation iibsr ole rcucIutioudrt
geiucguus in DER PrcuinS niat erbal'
ten tuerOsn; ober bic Oicgierung bal
oIienbar e!imItise 0telOungeu erbal'
ten, iuel1e onS Gertraleil elmer
raihea llntcrbrudung OR reooluilo'
nGrsn genegung betnnnt 0cbcn.
/ 2ie 9emeJuIe lit nun beihrGnt'
aui Die 9Sropinsen Mniorio. Sun.a 6e
WienooSu, GoroOba nnO Siic.Sucnos
9lures uno auf 2nnoitreden iliSlid
SluiIfen orm Ylntte Stub unO 0ablc
Wlaura, 100 nab einBetroiiensn Vtel'
ounaen Sterlt 0tomemtelle. Der 0onl'
monoont Der &egierungstruppcn. ocr
IebelIen eins id)Dere 9sieOer.age BE-
reitet bat.
@alioent 6uintona erfldrt, ben &C.
| fongenen EepolutionGren eegeniiber,
6ersn 8abI bisber 800 6Ctr49t. Die
poue Strenee oes geieses uaIteu
loiien 81 fuoIlen.
3te Sauptitaot iii bollfomm.l
rubia; oIlsemein miro ole geipesuna
pernrteiIt; al Ger YroouftenborIe linS
feine Yreisifiponfungen aufgetreten.
oo man slaabt, DAB Der auiitano in
spcnigen Sagen unieroriidt icin miro
Sic repolution6ren 6iibrer. Gr
/ Yirp g. @oIin. Or. Camille GrettC
uno Gr. Sipolito SSrigopen, tueroen
fir 2eute obne politiihe 0eSeutuna
ertI6rt; iie reroen nber bon einenl
Scil bcs WaiIit1rs unterltiist. tpoOurdI
Die grhcbung nlebr nls Weuterei oenn
ais 3eoolution eriheint.
Seine Wna0e.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-08
sti6t NIT @cifer mad icincm SrnSc,
Copyrighted by the Associated Press

BbilooeIpbio, ga, 6. 6ebr.
Ter oier5ebni6briee glmbroie Sbnfe.
ipenre tuurSe bon ieinem Inn orci
Sobre Glteren 9ruoer Shontos tpdb'
reno oes 8riibitiids in ibrer i'm moro.
lihen Seile Der Stoot eeleeenen
8ohnlng beute Woraen ourh etnen
NeiierItif) qef1brlih perlett, Der
9ertuunbete Suuge fpuroe in einSoipi.
tai debrntt; man sweiielt on ieinem
Auffommen.
Gie Sunoen itritten iif bel TiIf
mnb SEomas ernriif elm Neiier lns
itad ieinen grnber me9rere Mofe;
er DurSe oerlaftet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-08

Sn ben GtrafanRaIten
unb MobltbdtigteitsinIittutsn Sntel
Soms tefanotn iih i'm Sabre 1904
tHsqeiommt 44,955 4uslGnber. Bon
ibnen tDuren 20.455 seiIt.strant. 9825
Derbre6er.
DIR erfe papit, fpelter
etne llbr trGst. IN pius x. gisber
ipor es i'm @dtitnn Sitts, bob Der
papf immer sinen Der adrbin6!e fras
gen muBte, tpeun CT tptiIsn tpollie.
lDeIcee Geit es lei.
Uegen nas Gtgarettens
Irau9en In iuoenbl;Gem Mlter bai
bic 9seisIatur BON Sibouitroliea Elm
Cefeb ansenommen. yic1 b;eiem Sc,
febe III bas qcffsn BON .SlrsnGselnS
iungcn 2eutsn inter 16 S0s-.n pers
boten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-02-08
Seine @maoe.

9uenos apres. 6. Sebr. -
Obcrit Gola5a 1T init 500 Mann 9ie.
gierungsiruppen nob Cordoba mar.
iGiert. gs lit iider, oaB Oberit Dcla.
cru3, Der &ommanoant Der oortigen
9rtiaerie, getotet mcrbcn lit un0 bah
Die Better oeS Aufltanoes in Cordoba
oos aner6ieten Itellten. Iih lIntec Der
9soingung unterruerien tuoaen, bdb
tbr 2e6en geihont meroe.
&r1foent Guintnna bot scniltiuor.
tet, lire unterperiung miiiie troin.
gurSslos Iein uno Die @erihtsboic
ioIlcn iiber Sas Sdidiol Der Neuolu.
tiondre entiheiSen.
Ser Transportoampfer .Snnta
Cruz" 1T nit politiiben @efanseRen
nad Dem GuBereu Saien seicbren.
8aibington, 6. 6e6r. - Ger
omerifaniIde @eInuote in @uenoS
elpres, 9eolpre, meloet in einem beuie
beim Stootsoeporteinent eingrloiigtal
Rotcigramrn. DAB ole 9lube bort pie.
6erberseIte[lt ici. Dab Die 9lealsilms
I'M Stonoe lein tpiro. ben siufitonS
ohus ar0bere militdiildse yiShtrntfoI.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-01

II sighted it comm jist in time t. sing out T. Bill,
both jumped and too quick neither struck right
we'd been sandn shivered spnters TIL ship
caned star by the gae when co. cleared
tn deck an landed in tn down
like pare o. pummets
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-01

"Ths amt ordinary tale wot your pa might pick up
an read out o. tn not it, but
wot yarn o. adwenshur tn high underneath
fer that matter. It bowed up like this They wus gale
pringn' up an Warus Bill in tn top roval
when bang! down a thunderbot
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-01

S. "When he took into tn Office or cabin begun
look record in big log book concluded make dash
fer tn surface an while his back us turned skooted fer tn
door an by hodn breath an pun fer dear life finally
bobbed our heads water.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-04-27

the proper time and erect building
costing about $4,000, its influence and
prestige will be established for future
generations.
The lot is slrategically located close
enough to the business part of the
town, hotels, etc, so the stranger can
easily find it. and easy of access to all
parts OF the city.
Something like an institutional
church ought to be built. Besides a
large auditorium and Sunday-school
chapel connected by rolling partitions,
so they can be thrown into one large
room for special occasions, there should
be Q ladies' parlor, league room, q
young mems reading room, attended to
by the league, kitchen and dining
room, where the ladies can have their
Easter fairs and all sociables, q gym
nasium in connection with the reading
room, if desired. With the size of the
lot the church would not be restricted
As to size, or in building additions II
desired ct any time. Such q church
would be an ornament and Q source Of
pride to the city. ga"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-04-27
Cross the Burning Sands.

Last Friday evening at Bristol a
number of prominent Masons crossed
the burning sands Of the desert to be
initiated into the mysteries of the
Shrine degree, about all there is in
Masonry on this earth. The candidates
from this city were j. M. Buck, Has
kett Wood, j. E. Parish and i, d..
Gump; Capt. A. S. Deaderick and r.
M. May from Jonesboro, and Capt. w.
H. Nelson from Backwoods. These
gentlemen trod lightly upon the hot
sands, carpet tacks and broken glass
and called often for Campbel's milk to
quench their burning thirst. Following
the ceremonies q swell banquet was
served at Hotel Hamilton to more than
100 Shriners. Among those present
from johnson City who had "been
there" were DR.. E. s. Miller, A. W.
Spencer, s. @. Williams, F. S. Miller,
j. H, Bowman, o. Z. Miller, E. d.
Houston, J, e. Brading, +. 8. Hender-
son, G.. T. Wofford, H. P. Wyman and
w. H. Yates.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-04-27

IOhnszu City i. Getting There.

While we are located in the city on
the border with our social and financial
interests. ready ct ell times to advance
the general good and growth of Bris-
toll, we are not blind to the fact that
our neighboring young city down the
road is coming to the front in o way
that is attracting the serious consider.
alto Of railroad builders, steel manufac-
turers, and capitalists generally. From
present indications johnson City will
soon be one Of the railroad centers Of
East Tennessee and IL behooves US to
wake up along the manufacturing lines
if we expect to keep in the lead. Store
rooms and paved streets are to be ad-
mired, but they alone will not furnish
a pay roll. Wake up, capitalists Of
Bristol, before it 10 too late, and gel
busy. johnson City is already claim
ing larger weekly pay rollth an Bris
toll. This, with the great amount ex
pended in maintaining the largest Sol
diers' Home in the world, and the pen
sion money of the old soldiers, makes
it a good point for investment in rea
estate and business enterprises. While
we congratulate Johnson City and wisl
it well, we are for Bristol first, last an(
all the time. Bristol Courier.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-04-27
Dealness annot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the year.
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional semedies.
Deafneass is caused by an infamed OF
the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Tube When this tube is infamed you
have upbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed
Deafness is the result, and unless the
inflammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever: nine
cases out of ten al caufed by Catarrh
which ls nothing but an inhamed con
dition of the mucous services.
We will give One Hundred Dollar
for any case of Deafness Caused b.
catsrrh) that cannot be cured by Hall
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, fire.
F. j. CHENEY Il CO., Toledo, O
Sold by Druggists, 700.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-04-27
An Ideal Church.

EDITOR CoMET.-In Cenversing with
one of the leading members of the Mar
ket Street Methodist Church, I learned
something Of it's past history and its
future prospects. Perhaps few who
have been living here for several years
realize what : power for good Tie
church has, or may have, upon the fu'
ture Of the city. II the wise ones in
the church will use the proper discre'
ton OF this, crucial time, great good
may result.
The church made : wise move wher
It bought the corner lot, known Is thu
Grange lot, aud II II will 90 ahead at
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-04-27
q In the next 80 days will close out
half Of my OhinawRre stock.
F. P. BAXTER.

ain the next 80 days will close out
half Of my ChinawRre stock.
F. P. BAXTER.
Miss Trula Keenan,, Miss Hattie
Vance, Mr.. John Evans and Mr.. War
rem were in johnson City couple OF
days this week. Tuesday evening they
enjoyed dance given as o complement
to Miss Keenan, at the Carnegie Hotel.
Bristol Herald.
W @. Kenyon, of Murphy, N. c.,
came 10 the city Wednesday afternoon
on a business mission. Mr.. Kenyon
was former resident of this place and
a prominent banker, and will be pleas
antly remembered here. He is at the
head of large banking institution OF
Murphy, N. O.
Miss Mary Lyle and brother, r. B.
Lyle, who are in school in Bristol,
went to johnson City yesterday to
spend Sunday with their parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. John s, Lyle. They were
accompanied home by Misses Irene
SAAN A@ASA0 4AAAb NA0 OOooAO AAOOAVI
Messrs. F. P. Ramsep, J. f. Wallace
and w. s. Crockett, who will be their
guests. Courier.
Supt. Guy s. Chase was in town to-
day looking after matters connected
with his Office. Mr.. chase is very en-
Enthusiastically taking up the work and
hopes to stir up much interest before
the next term opens. He has secured
an appropriation for carrying on q sum-
mer school for teachers ct Jonesboro.
In addition several rallies will be held
over the county, in order that oil the
people may hear questions of educa-
ton discussed by the very best speak
ers that can be secured for such occa-
sions. Mr.. Chase's desire is to make
all the Improvement that possibly can
be made under existing circumstances.
Mr.. Chase will be assisted in the
county normal by Subj. s. G. Brown,
of Jonesboro. -Jonesboro correspond
emit in Knoxville Journal and Tribune.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-04-27
Mr.. Clsvsland's Tender Tribute to the
Dead Jefferson.


Dead Jefferson.
Princeton, N. j., April 25.-Grover
Cleveland yesterday paid a tribute ia
Jos. Jefferson, who died at West Palm
Beach. Mr.. Cleveland seemed deeply
affected. He said:
"It is difficult for me to speak of MIR.
Jefferson. He was closely my friend,
his delightful traits were so manifets
to me in confidential intimacy and my
love for him was so great that his death
caused me to feel like mourner whose
sorrow should be silent.
"All knew my friends professional
supremacy. Many knew how zealously
he defended dramatic art and how GEM
pletely he illustrated the Importance
Of its cleanliness; many knew how free
he was from hatred, malice and all un-
charitableness; but few knew how har-
moniously his qualities Of heart and
mind and conscience blended in the
creation of an honest, upright, sincere
and God-fearing man.
II believe that in death he has
reached q world where the mercy of God
abounds. and / know that in the world
of men the sadness of his loss will be
felt the most by those who knew him
best"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-04-27
Big Railroad Merger.

According to the Toledo Times, the
ins-Himmerman syndicate, in con-
troll of the Great Central lines, is grad
ually acquiring, by purchase or lease,
new lines of railway, which will give
them control of one Of the most impor-
tant systems in the world. It is said
that negotiations for the purchase Of
the Louisville and Nashville railroad
may fail, but in that event a traffic deal
providing for through freight and pas
senger trains between important cities
will be concluded.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-04-27
Field Seeds.

Any country merchant or farmer can
sit down in his home and write us how
much field seeds and other things of
the best quality he needs and we will
mail him memorandum showing the
exact amount of the bill based on our
special low cash prices and await his
instructions. Shipments of eggs and
other produce taken to account at high
est market prices on day of ar
rival at Nashville. No order or ship
ment is too small to receive our best
attention. Nashville Produce Co.,
l)72'tf j. ]. ODGL, Manager i.
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Approaching Nuptials.

johnson City society people were
surprised Wednesday morn
ing to receive the following handsome
ly engraved invitation:
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Fisher
request the pleasure OF your company
at the marriage of their daughter
VERNE OLGA
to
Mr., DANIEL HERMAN WILLARD
ON Wednesday evening May tenth
nineteen hundred and five
at six o'clock
Bide-a-while-
Newport Tennessee
At Home
after June first
johnson City Tennessee.
Miss Fisher is one OF the most popu-
lar young ladies in Newport society,
and noted belle of that city. She is q
woman of rare intellectual attain
ments and possesses q charming per
sonality that makes her general fa
vorite where she is known. Mr.. Viii
lard is o Washington county boy tina
is making rapid progress in the bust
ness world, and is accommodating hiI
share of this worlds goods. He wal
formerly in the newspaper business
but is now a general agent for tn,
Security Trust and Life Assurance Co.
with headquarters at Johnson City
He has host of friends here who join
THE COMET in hearty good wishes TO
their future welfare.
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Moved TO PHILADELPHIA

DR.. W. J. Matthews has moved from
PaOli, Pa, to 616 N. 43rd street, Phila-
delphia, in order to practice and do
postgraduate work more satisfactorily.
This gives him q larger field and we
are much mistaken in the man If he
does not make q success. -
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Excursion Bristol to Knoxville, Tenn,
and Return.
On April Both, 1906, the Southern
Railway will operates cheap per capita
excursion from Bristol, Tenn, to
Knoxville, Tenn, and return, leaving
johnson City at 1927, a. m. Tickets
will be sold from johnson City at she
rate of $1.4O for the round trip. For
further information call on your ticket
agent. G. A. BENscoTER,
A. G.. P. A.
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WANTED
sSSSeSsSsSSSsSsSsSeSsSs

WANTED-Ladies and Gentlemen
in this and adjoining territories to rep.
resent and advertise the Wholesale and
Educational Departments of an old es-
tablished house of solid financial stand
ing. Salary So so per day, with ex-
penses advanced each Monday by check
direct from headquarters. Horse and
buggy furnished when necessary; posi-
ton permanent. Address Blew Bros.
& Co., Dept. 6, Monon Bldg, Chicago,
Ill. 107t-tf.
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Blaze Near Soldiers Home.

Two store houses belonging to s. E.
Miller and occupied as store and res
taurant by Goldsmith, were destroyed
by fire Tuesday night about ten
O'Clock. The origin of the fire is IN
known. Partly covered by insurance.
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"Ny man." said the tall, thin gentle
man, shore is q nickle for you" zone
question, sir" replied Tired TifiinS
care youse Mr.. Rockefeller" "Why.
no." "Den I will accept your gift wit
pleasure, sir. "-Pittsburg Post.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1905-04-27

WJim Comes made his escape from the
deputy sheriff last week when brought
to johnson City ostensibly to see q
sick daughter. He was recap tured in
Bristol Wednesday afternoon and is
now in jail at Jonesboro again. Sheriff
Smith would not let him out now to
attend his own funeral.
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A Nice Home for Sale.

My residence in Johnson City, corn
or Walnut and Spring streets, for sale.
For price and terms address
john W. BORING,
lO7S.Gt. Lexington, N. @.
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Sweet Potato Seed.

If you want sweet potato seed please
write me card by the first of April
giving the amount so that may know
how many to hold. have the red and
yellow. W, G. ANDERSON.
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Ina Pinch. use ALIENS FoOr--EAsE

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder. It cures Corns, Bun
ions, Painful, Smsrting, Hot, Swollen
feet. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores, 25c. 4-20-2t
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HOUSE NUMBERS. - Nickle, and
al kinds of numbers for houses. Call
at Bakers. On the Square.