davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
rBEtaRFn4n1sI S1kvrREDpE

= FroffoWa MfsktogtcD. Q, s, ekSavehe
inEeRAMtaaiioe hathabnsef naasssts ivsegset
,hti5ati4s dssitasetltd tsadfsate atEet heils'
Sf 6fhee tkehiMlisiaS aaFfadsade.T 1t it POP
pdseasehrthgh1she tfepafhsaaae e5f Cbhan
m Fee randarEaBefbao snppsessesff posi-
siblelb1thishtrirAeI rn@hiuhicis increasing
I'D adfisdasgSratestfasf ttfet bolaeliSndarhe
observation-disclosures.
tn his laAnata4 5fPostcfetHr$a Na9ta
te 6hshrtafdeddeaat hshe tllawaptotfbitih
tn tbfiieihghed W6meal 4Htdntfe tafnked
ST 6tatfor fi1ntffgfap rParpusessbe haneader
ed sd as to bRohiBitifiitdfseGst atfaafe f6f
hislthaeAete4cte andlndhe IpFob#bflitgllis
,thht hathe thmeasafsute be aabsnittedtto
Edhgfesse @ilMiRc6aporaeeata aneasase'
deaiiefe iteith this lphasbae4 tliethsikvh.
re- Having fthis htairpuseosqn itsiewieWhe'
M hhaf bill MISUNDERSTANDING batbtftete'
efroht Hhe tfDeh aoeratipa Bidei
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ST fgst dagRtstts.
u I'm bppeeiEiefiion thetpIealef Statdst
II igRtg,h RetfeBensatitd icRaedsofasolof
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deedlr6Iof eqHert acknowledgement n
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f1forafsals
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| 4MantedtdE tfetlfecordp dndhiahids
bhet aaedteat uGbf srnenenteaf
Ifdrdiaai pr oaectiaii Observation-Disclosures
|Sitiatnse1uf ehetidnttedt States tfsofaothet
|blhelag Observation-Disclosures PEI
Acknowledgement ectieGaoHf Bufbpepe.
II IF thetHJnitedt eStaftstds possessedSmf
|adthotibrito pfmidei Observation-Disclosures
|Stata oinfBctieths0 diseasess esuchldorf
geltpNodevkeye BhwtshaiidI
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|hdldeid thetsappressionuf ehisl6rafiefan
Nv observation-disclosures
II lit willy hot1be asserted 9eriousiy that
thethF edeeai raEoG nantertananot1oex-d
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Ilaebye whithids psuftabiebto soraermemd
Observation-Disclosures STATES eEei dfIghcan|
hadBlsr4o nstandingngheiheit prqpogBssdo
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TT hfhsftic.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
Thy'assaa PoRaasio-.

MrdrTrRiaRnfI eEasette I3ri ezsggda daHsalt'
OF oSekSaaatoFrteyef oki atlauaaSaavBde
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motb6h eMaEaa aeiFRaFadb @on1analn
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faifsirSf Observation-Disclosures itRitai. Th9t
dAdRhRBte nahamhafIeslf efhanS nBf oheta'
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abo&puh6 1n HaahceaG qieiaee Se1E boRol
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5nan0 werner ind Observation-Disclosures ffife!n
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b~ifhttlto qttiBe4ltsaa eGn
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RI thiffkn khdhat dleerareareoGqfa III
nv Ga dietj tSo iHefp tphB a3l G4tde
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mem eR hg4aoIfa faetll ar re rftfaht4A Msai
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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
NOqQfE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EDePhtaItntentf cthehInttaferjor United
States dsahdnOhi Nat6hstbStIsSleI.al,
DeEeq, Hoope9Nohceicis ihefebybgign
ttEttlAN iip iDaEfsyief 8lis6g9.al, .aVhvjhon
Septephbarbe23, 2aoo4o4 nate dt1 odheBteatt
EhtSyt III ON 20, sa62No No684S 8forfdheleast
h4Gfal6f ohofthHdstasduHterteandndort
h4hal6f oSotfthedstas duarterte SectiotI oBo,
I'd NashiphH itofthyttangead Weste 1otisa
fat Ea rlaeridiadlya has ed aaotictiaf dhteEte
tiptloho tmaoek6nShla6v 6yearaprqu6o to
estataish stiaiIninto Observation-Disclosures
sdrabetbe 6efeaiptF. "a A.e6HartAr d efkraf
CpGftgrat sShfdpspoftp LaIs .aon otheh7tft
ID gaof otanastprIo1m1o ,Claiaaamt names
a aWitHessessH FMasscR. Il. AViIiiaflsy
81 DanasIaxI I MddeGeallaHf BlisGgd-aJ
]. ERNRSHSBRI5fIA9A
lDeReo, 4. ReRisseSt
CaGeasiaaatS h6daepcfprI.aLa.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19

W%ROM time immemorial 1t has
been charged against woman
that she lacks facility in max
ing up her mind-that she can
pot decide readily When some prob
lem which requires prompt decision
confronts her she is unable to come to
all agreement with herself as to the
solution.
Are you n woman of that sort? Do
you vary In your notions of what you
should do wavering from one extreme
to the other, not only in weighty mat
tiers in which temporary uncertainty
might be excused, but in the thousand
aid 6ne small things of daily life. the
tEiii1g matters which should be set
tied without ton great strain upon
your logical faculties? aaHH9s
For example, take the matter Of
choosing meat for dinner Perhaps
you 20 to market without any well de-
fined notion of what you really prefer.
Beyond the fact that you must have
meat of some kind for dinner and that
1t is on sale at the butchers you have
arrive at the market your mind is not
yet made up. The sight of meat in
great variety. all attractively display
ed. does not help you in coming to
decision. You fiutter along by the
counter. keeping the butcher waiting,
plenty of excellent cuts before your
eyes. but you wrinkle your brow and
bite your lips and finally. in sheer
desperation. pounce on something that
is not at all what you really wanted.
To refresh yourself after the strenu-
GUS effort made to choose something.
which. after all, was not what you
wanted, you stop in at the corner con-
fectionery shop on your homeward
way with the innocent and even praise
worthy intention of indulging in an ice
cream soda At the outset you come.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
sHRRIyYs SALE.
No. 13.a3a-Tn III Firse JmaHial /

so : SIS - AM eaN< AMw& ! @%MaAs4 1@1&~
trict Cont ef Cadds Rarssh. In.
jacques Laenze vs.. ]. A. Clea 4 al
IS BY virtue of writ OF heri faeias 10
me issued in the above numbered ana
Sntitled suit, from the Honorable Firss
Judicial District Court of CaddD Par
ish, Louisiana, have seized and viii
offer for sale at public auction, without
the benefit of appraisement, for cash
according to law, at the principal front
door of the court house Of Caddo Par
ISL. Louisiana, during the legal hours
for sales. on
SATURDAY, JAN. Is, 1907
Lot 81 of block / of Howard Cole sub
division of the City of Shreveport, La,
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. The above property seized as
belonging to the above defendant and
to be sold to satisfy the debt specified
in the said writ, say in the sum Of $3.50,
with per cent per annum interest
thereon from September Il, 1908, and
10 per cent attorneys fees on amount
of principal and interest and in the
further sum of $Io.26 with S per cent
per annum interest thereon from June
II, 1909, until pad. and the further sum
of $I446, with S per cent per annurH
interest from July IA, 1909, and $Io.oO
curator ad hoe fees, and all costs of this
suit Up. FIOURNOY,
Caucasian, Nov. I8. Sheriff.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
Observation-Disclosures.

i Is lAt leF q9riEisak tiiomaHl alFeaFat eRtefei
red I'd farfafRgi rs csSI8a94h A1AtAatFaiia
twhWhiqbo naamaR iIF lila Va va eahf esiR8
No Ma HaRilFBt AalG4lad'e4 bwAy
a foofo0F af'oaHftT ng4orns0 sf4ualliesAs IF
blilgida Hllp 5uihEllg ngThg Aanf ilsta1
,baaaeesec aaeaF Roffo mel 30 efTffaR
nttIas ha6nassassadgfaAa asffe sFRahq .adFrc
lsrtfrtyMfla4 Il Ind nh cfaffSEieFiFilb las-
ntabaa3HtsfeFh ahRbie6hlsnLGot KaRIegelBe
BwlIFbA bmeIapbE edrha ssiFetiIwbR helel
SIT atggtsst hsoesea1Sss ceasipeIFelrrhafee
wlIHyk RfanaHsaaet laan frat aFea EfhaifR9t
ado n6IefasTAt lna,utb ssiothsSa intbat ato
mssape4s asinetntks sRaKSEAssnsf esfnya'
esiasassaeswnfzfS kAdasaEsd.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
stGoByssoN NOTICE. f.

| oNqs First D! afitFictCosftlrtof b.
Lolasiafiana sustessSsSie ef oWiifa4ffifa b
| J. DyeEer.
stSea6f gotisSafiis,n pa Rshisbf GaadddP,
fpAeeica Ae4e4EebgivsiY efhdt4h rMsirf. oL4 Ii
latefse bahishaa5 aappRedetb tie hzpah
SRaedea dadHlspfatF7kri6 osaiqisu ccsscd4
bH,oana ndnesseopp6 hionbe be,naas Fl
lef45e teifhifhtRd 4snfelsp edlfst9q8 haw,a ~
1ehsifFBe bapp0inRea eas prageYefbrt.or
WithtsseshdhHo Ff6fabHeblA. 4. Mr MitffrF
ldgdgsf e5aidaieotsfaprt hishsothpt dayaSf B
oS6nbgfbqoo9oo
S. D. GNfELEAhh 4A5a.S ,
NoNo4I. II DebagaclEis4k !!
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19

the younrugdsa dn hasgrnNfa tAeRstfs
mationie5f ohdkeAefietn MhfeACsheis
best kn6WnWnlAnlla shasoWnA plaptaof
distinetBGnidn nheha lsaionf ga lis rand
the highaasestc 1seles qbhda4aon.
She Observation-Disclosures ethet Eaesee
home trafnaanan gshS aRai 90 vtaBetapeah
interestesfna naxisasilh iatlnthfcsi eAh iyhi
have lsrdSRgAzg llBelhang ntgtb thethrohtQ1
She aisalsnhinA Ct kara1na pae fgi6f
her motAekhana Raraarsa dm ba&ktak riea
In amateateuhess,eatgisais hbIhelne
WhilalishosheaWaa MuFSfeop nitkera
parentsn aslrnusaorsf dferhasroRaljla bien-e
gagementsnt Aoulehlennes a6veeasnanlls1
came huIsvtnginad kaeb herheRawHuffEI
try. Tho haismitexoBsoefs 6rertept tneHae
tiopadlssa wsRiHsanno KaaEaRsassk ikaasiu
man CO e8athaaesasNo Aaedee2ense AAai
OF tAeaAassKnse0ass hassaaeeevsaWa - hErN
o. Mrs6rmo&sensR eH haasth@yaasqxdla4
hsasakaa.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
NoaqfE Foe RttBE Rt1da6WN

+ IDebAanItHtenbf ohethfnttRtsfioE Etd4
Staftst4sahdH1fieasa NaNhisdeRGh4a q
NpNop qoo1looNofieties iYeresgbgiveiFI
tn thghSr4sslys Gr9theJ4 J6f MoAytqiaaEEisps
pdraso baphah9n ghnd'Ao, 2foogon ada
H PEheseeaF FntfytF4 ,94s22N N6rf7bg lforf
ndfqRtest effatFa6hAn9 fu4fteF and naest'
halFaBf osoufAwbNed esectfohio
soRaaHbhiRo a4norFaTthrangpg46 T4NeHd
ID Aislaiak ineffdFaaiIa ana Flea islofatiesf
tqnapg FL alnebr6fa{atattf;t3tti
prdoF9ofo notwithstanding tfhettfanHI
abggeodesdfB9B dbefsseorRe gsstegiff and
r. defeefyeat atafeRie5RitHeshiefsa ILaos, otied
De9eRBHb 45ogQoo claffIhaaiH4st7
narf1esnss sftHessesseT. E EllRpeR T.
Nbd,oeA. Milsa4hilanW VA. EllEtlle5u ali
Nh oat4asPpsasoTa Ia.
. ]. ERE FsBRRBBRFp,A|
: ReglssaAs.s||
C@&sssafiasas ssseReRca INslssfI. u.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
GoptslsFFE BosQe polEsIR
GfrEiRi RathA1sNnd.


Miss TleEisaRoEseaSea6F qsosRSBtcM
knowfl iii Mr. hsEt sss tRethehFtSite gfrrs
of tile easFashd IA nd sheTe rass diRtafsfi i4fl
socfetyebF eGihstRge tbesbasfe9Sedsg drIe
in thM aSuSRpp trThfEhf#dfRt9Rlf ispisM
Sears frtodaadsst lRsAI4tiRIm hqa esi
polo Hkeihe R-lE9EifiHas aaFs;tfdGsd@ GtB
perfect rfas EsfRt p uasea ia neRad tss ea fS
like a professionalism 4jla pa HsntAR ntsitE
spirit afdl al sqAaaAv RHEj mae TX fife kftRefy
drives a. sblgotflbalbO2qar rdthdlIfs
vivaeidd&oRs tReeyeHTaiHEat hafa Resk a
young S&ofHSpaEa pepAttiREingSheShs l.
membeFasT ehethad oSSeaSsa IN nfRgliH
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
NASSAU BiEHGQIu.D D.

IYoaSs usossesjsssi AiHhhetesiss ~ qaJAapt
er'srDrlRaH1st0ifSift.
I There's D eoGposhARSf e&liaA III ioc4ect
ty justlstno DIVA behpuRI ississNf afJeE4ei
Could dldaAeaaag#GAt OF q4r0iSnarEtr&l
GeorggT. GdiRnldThg htouas nadsdEaB
reached e4ht hmdEaosfn HtaHeaE nageGef
young n&oTaiH Bab erfshsHs t9gaisieBe
She hresesfuahl ehe acknowledgements
latter was atf,t ffa Eta Ia faR kndngraaefaf
actress ~ fy hRoT onueHq digp seti
countFywdWRsDen.
Miss'MadttE3eris oS5Edisd loo aHbneheqh
New 'YoF0rkoeseeieta seaeaEg6gWasas
really brinHtllia Atfaf fairSihj9e AabskeHe
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19

mace dtn aippneaietiao tnsftand ice I'VE
stdato BusiBstss $50 Neg GIN iIdatio,h andt
he app ncAtdsti qeee aeeSd eAa lnnapan6uS,
vbteotR efie Reutie6tnbf e6at1 aNstitAttutio
shShfs iaowoBtufy wing gheft1ntbd nanar
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &prRtnA npoputarla
She DRESSES sithi tastestndrlS ffoteei a5f
neheEraEI0eiS manasaer. The heostnaslen
sASAoWFn iuhe hpicatnselrts khehonenshsl
aoFe0 r@hehe shappsaNRr SefM&oreh6I
1dH daEls NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. trlGHeMaldnd.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
sIFfFsshakp Ndf9fEcE.
,Af8 tfirst istfiidttr e G 6Gfq,lF Parish i:

EpA FBistfffadttF e G. tffq4,iTha fshist
of gaaffo5idsstafta6f foddii9gifA5lf4i!Ean ue2ae
!. cessohiBf Nj. M. NhftGite.
: Nof6etife hsra6yye ssvgtTff4 attfT. T. PerR.en
lhgoH HdrahiifgtHF3aStt65
Pea al tabte4Batfa65f deBasbfa laid ccgs2es
d1nIessle opbBs7tao aitioBBe AnaHads
hefet65 Within httH Tie tfnta eeEfeffg fawaw
he 4game BE dulga Roh8Bg4gatsa d as
St S1rhggte6 f55r for.
! WiiAdtsef thu HhbafsaSFsble7. r. BelPell
anfna j. Nj AAHe H. udssl8gsf esidaitdd uGl4turs
nj 5hliEh 4taa ydSE Bed9h66HbfFo Spoo.
p. 4. EEbEAkbsn,
psQ fos9os. c,.F2ss
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
SUCCESSION NOTICE.

No. 15oo7-First District Court Far
ish of Caddo, State of Louisiana ::
Succession Of ]. D. Browning.
Notice is hereby given that Mrs.
Olivia Browning, administrator, has
this day filed a tableau of debts in said
succession, and unless opposition be
made thereto within the time specified
by law the same will be duly homolo-
gated as prayed for.
Witness the Honorables T. F. Bell
and A. ]. Murff, judges of said court,
this the goth day of November 1909
F. A. LEONARD,
Nov. 28. Clerk
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19

Boston. enc nd lit hB Rosyaseat eaitHi pes1o
tivenesse dahash6hR iehdhfakeaeceef
Harold uaH&Adarbilt,
Notwifhtahste siphrh eeteefalg no SAs.l
concededeBy b6hdlaossor apaaRAsenb Bassl
upon sucNc hlaRfaf sershts hfrafIRIyk lGonf
fesses fhiba5h shfeseaV eFi ytatg etha hsuBll
iect Of odresResan en- gerienS uso6aBe4le
ton. ain lBpane#h ingbSbpl dhaBtteie
Miss 'seaRH rsaiaaid:I ANA nho#eornturt'
ested efil Btt5heRl itiespe tildb aarehsesand
when " oiYa4p ases tElegab tosaffR uFesaaaEg
as onensf ahd hsasassl ahastafkepSf qffei
they wiFibh hRt1eftsnafs NV eWayay.
When rshs hRaEatb hplthdhaMiA stsa ay
SuttefiaHhd hat abAietigirRiR]f ofhd heese
and a ffisHtRndf oAiAiase$faar IA q ASA i'm
that MiAisse& Sea ~ aR nd tlseste siretEsetR
girl III ith6hBnIibH eat 83tat eshe hBokseaf'
girl 'fepHaaed:
81 dodaoposeA SROtanqnHustneo tehe
ofymsb g4ynsl neneT GA Rs.y
/ believer ehah atas aestfn 65eesehiffhs
comes asarAaHsllSb nheha nAeRieaaawoU
manast.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
+ l[)OD
EEzlAh0nAN|
IeNePeRerchdadisGiGi5tus alaAyl
ShShhstbdndandndTy Pepeldhlsjr
PatRBtGaGadh oMrM Gl6Vt4aaAr
Faf beS4h RoEhdhcs.

y ~ - sell lnANkEHT PEREEYF
:, EAM kSvhSs4ofRnae nls th QAetlNea>
81 VT AertereesGfearldtiois &b ap
dad gfFgtJf nigh gAadea fsstdpt
h eh8enc Shes ka s'aFaautua tffbf EoGarC
fS l6iqh8 ia nel rFoOs90 he dspaa biatis
a1 ppf yeare agol Rshesh ppRaReara befbfS'
tl TINA tfdiaQn Edlttasnaial u alssess9titati
in UeGefaGHn0 and naiohV 4ilsdifttinii
hi dupdetihti Htset AmAfieaic4 ndladia Alta
pr erheRtHehIrorfenfr fEo college shes
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19

II you need letter heads, we think we
can please you. Phone 1000.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-12-19
Fs
TO -:
ACT QUICKLY
Women Should School Them
selves In Making Quick Deci-
sions In Ordinary Matters-ln-
decision a Feminine Fault.

va ROM time immemorial it has
been charged against woman
H that she lacks facility in max
ha
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-06-10
REVIVAL AT THE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

One of the most successful revivals
ever conducted in this city is now in
progress at the Christian Church, con-
Quoted by the minister, John T. Brown
and Samuel Lewis, of Newcastle, Pa,
who is leading the singing.
Last Sunday was high water mark.
There were over 500 present Mt the
Sunday School, and at the close of the
Sunday School the invitation was Civ
en- and 3S young men and ladies re-
sponded to the invitation and went
forward to give themselves to Christ.
AT the evering service the vast build
ing was filled and the minister preach
ed sermon that touched all hearts.
At the close of this service IL went for
ward, making 40 for the day, a day
long to be remembered in this city.
The total number added to Tuesday
night is 100 even. The most remarlla-
BILE fact in this meeting is that the
great number OF converts are young
men and ladies', which is also an evil
ence of the great interest aroused Or
Tuesday night 2S were baptized and
the ordinance of baptism is admins
tered at the close of each service.
The audience on Tuesday night wa'
estimated at 1000.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-06-10
HEAVY TONNAGE
FROM C. C. & 0.

From the Carolina, Clinchtield and
Ohio railroad, which is now in opera
ton from Dante, Va, to Bostic, N. G.,
it is estimated the Seaboard will re-
ceive coal tonnage sufficient to increase
its net earnings anywhere from $780,
600 100000 year. The Carolina
Clinchfied and Ohio system has only
recently begun operation, and thus far
traffic from this source has not come
up to expectations, but it is said that,
beginning in July, the road will turn
over to the Seaboard about 10 cars OF
coal daily, with prospects of very
much larger tonnage later in the year.
Baltimore News.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-06-10
MEMORIAL SERVICES
NEXT SUNDAY.

Watauga Lodge No. 2l9, l. O. o. F.
will have its annual memorial service
next Sunday, The Memorial Sermon
viii be delivered by Rev. A. A. Fergu-
son, formerly of this city, but now of
Kinston, N. G., at the Christon Church
at o'clock in the afternoon. All Odd
Fellows, their families and friends are
especially invited to be present. Mem
bers of the local lodges are requested to
meet atWatauga Lodge room on Mark
ct street, Faw building, at 1870 o'clock,
sharp, and march in body to the
church.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-06-10
JOHNSON CITY TO PUT
FLOWERS UPON GRAVES

A memorial service in honor of the
confederate dead was held in Knights
of Pithias hall last Thursday afternoon
by Johnson City chapter, U. ID. G. The
local graves of all the confedeaates will
be decorated after the exercises in the
hall. The following interesting pro-
gram was rendered.
Prayer-Rev. T. G. Davis.
Violin Solo-MiSs Violet Fontaine.
Reading-Miss Louise Parsons.
Vocal solo-"Something Wen I'm
derstand"-Prof. Sampel Lewis.
Address-Rev. S. B. Vaught.
Vocal solo-"Massa'S in the Cold
Cold Ground. Mrs. Hugh Hill.
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THE MIGHTY HAAG
SHOWS COMING

The observation-disclosures tour
of The Mighty Haag Railroad Shows
will be one long remembered by its
friends the public. For fifteen years
the Haag shows has travelled the coun-
try by wagons, every year charging
the show and and adding new features
until it has grown to large for wagons
and is travelling this year on its own
special trains of cars. All these years
Mr.. Haag has never broken promise
to the public and this year he comes
with more shows, more clowns, more
music and more fine horses than ever
before. The Mighty Haag Railroad
Shows will exhibit at Johnson City on
June l6.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-06-10

Ella Wheeler Wilcox takes a shap
pen to Ellinor Glyn, whom she calls
the "English-author-of-the little
book" Says Ella to Elinor:
cit has not occurred to the English
woman that American men of naughty
procliyities may have choice in their
selection of women to tempt. Quite
possibly she did not appeal to them. "
Again her countrymen are defended in
this wise: "Having been accustomed
TO terrapin and caviar, they do not feel
hungry for plain roast beef; even when
garnished with sprays of green. y
Nashville American.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-06-10
EAST TENNESSEE
BOARDS NAMED

The new election commission named
a few more East Tennessee county COM
missioners Thursday as follows:
Gresn-James Allen, f. A. Lancas-
ter, James E. Biddle.
Hamblen-R. NJ. Carmichael, S. B.
Day, w. H. ii. Maze.
Hancock. NJ. Southern, H. F.
Coleman, i. L. Anderson.
Johnson-R. p. London, w. C.
Dougherty, T. r. ID. Wills.
Unicoi-A. V. Deaderick, DR.. &, G
Williams, Isaac r. Love.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-06-10
BODY OF RANDALL
KENT FOUND,

The body of Randall M. Kent was
found in NolaChuclly river Sunday,
near Unaka Springs. On Tuesday,
June !, Kent and a party were fishing,
and while wading after fish which
had been killed, he got into swift cur
rent and was drowned, the body being
found four miles from where he was
last seen alive. The river was dradged
by friends of the deceased from where
the drowning took place to the spot
where the body was found.
Kent was about "a years old, and
was a civil engineer on the G. G. q o,
railway.
The remains were brought here Sun
day evening, and shipped to Max
Meadows, Va, his former home.
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JOHNSON CITY
WILL DO IT'S BEST

The Commercial Club neld its regu-
lar meeting Monday evening at which
was discussed the normal school ques-
ton by J. E. Brading and A. r. john
son. The plan which is being formu-
lated is to embrace a gift of 100000
and site to the state on which to To-
cate the normal school buildings. The
city council has already agreed to ask
the city to donate $4,000 to this enter
prise, and at the next meeting Of the
sounty court that body will be asked to
give $4,000 also.
George r. Wofford, M. |. Gump and
Thad A. Cox were named as commit
tee on normal school sites.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-06-10
In An Emergency.

Where many people dwell together, as in
a family, scarcely day or week passes
that some member of the family does not be-
come constipated or has indigestion, sick
headache, heartburn, hatulency, etc. 1t is
then that you need remedy like DR.. Cald-
WELLS Syrup Pepsin, which cures these dis
eases, Every family should have bottle
always at hand.
1t is absolutely guaranteed to do what is
claimed, and if you want to try It before
buying, send your address for free sample
bottle to Pepsin Syrup Co, II9 Caldwell
Bldg. Monticello, Ill. 1t is sold by all
druggists at soc and ST bottle,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-06-10
JUDGE TYLER WILL
SOON ASSUME BENCH.

Judge A. j. Tylor, of the first judicial
circuit of Tennessee, who has been for
several months at the home of his
brother, DR., Tyler, of Auburn, Neb.,
taking treatment, writes Knoxville
friends that he is improving rapidly
and will return to Bristol August l and
resume his work on the bench, reliev-
ing special Judge w, T. Coleman, of
Sneedviiie, recently appointed by Gov.
M. r. Patterson. Judge Tyler has
many friends in Knoxville and else
where as well as in his immediate cir
cult who wish for him speedy restor'
alton to his former health.
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Deafness Can Net Be Cared

by local applications. as they can not reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
way to cure deafness and that is by constitu-
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lining OF the
eustachian tube When this tube is intiamed
you have rumbling found or imperfect hear
ing. 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 are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an infamed condition OF
the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of deafness Caused by catarrh) that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for
circulars free. F. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo 0
Sold by druggists, 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1909-06-10
IN THE
WATAUGA RIVER

Jay White, fifteen year old boy,
was drowned in the Watanga river
near Piney Flats, Tenn, Tuesday after
noon. The sldff, which he and another
boy occupied, was carried through the
rapids and capsized. Whites compan-
ion swan ashore. Whites body was
recovered and brought to johnson City.
Funeral services were held at the late
residence Wednesday morning and the
remains buried in Montevista GENE
terry.