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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15
Ara Deroensfri0en.
5~rrtfuiteIfc fro etoc 1

itohi9 omfrehiet al Seitropers
@icnnem Fcriifopct ioo icg en- &C.
ltropcr fonn1c Iiqc in1ob o@. "
buffcoc nco, "a Tei,roperen gif rel
oper oe meb en- Iur ipm ira e,
lfntoruogn.
" 'tcQ after op; leA toa Sl1tc
Qicrncm Eeriifopet, trpffcbc poa ocll
eIcftrilfc SNAP, % liroieftiIct gIcO
InoIeit neo / Wnnbet. Gen erplo-
lion ion pnoiulate nnr ion polbiom,
iom ON Den bar Iorcgnoct / iclpc
Observation-Disclosures Ioritnpn. Settle
Aioroc net al mco "lriumpb".
vi Iaa oerpna roIige mnoer San
0ct / 30 GeQn. ga hi after buf-
fc0c % ialcn. laa ser brittle Sfibc
rlmot omtrlnq. Seq ioo "Moicitic"
nmaipct al 10 Sfibc, iom iiaolQt
0ompcoc runht omfrinq Den inrut
bcifnitc zen. Geo funhc lc "Afn-
%icitic"@ Wiotroicr liQQc runot ont
frrn0 pon GTtfct "a tngc i'm Niib-
0oA@lur. Sauinntt ser tIIbeo iiQ
Ell NobnlnN mellem Oc frroienoe
StIbc, trntfc0c icq pnn annppen oN
Sorpc0ocn ior i'm Nci. Gen trui
SlasltIbet lonpiot bn9enior Mot
iflb@.
VI Ina bcrc'ter rollAc un6er &on'
Here elmer. og ga ri after tit
ic0c op, nor @riterne ioriplmoct.
&poar MorGc9 - Sen 5tc Niai
tom ri til aonitnntinopcI, %
u houoc ga tilbroat - GeQn / lln-
>ernon0@bnnoen / EFT Graft"
&co ~}uufomitcn iii aonito1tinppcl
Var Manoltnbct nnfioo mcotoQct.
bIpnocoe Dem. % Be png
Icoc omfrinQ pno @rnNAcn iom
2maabcrn, Der netop hnuoc lprt at
tea.
anptcin Ncriinl hor oqioo 9Grcn
II at pare bcn ieritc (pifcr, ionl
floh liTnf ct iicnbtliqt arlg2ifib /
'rHmc &rlN. Get par ncnlliQ hnnL
ON | Scptcnlbcr i'ior Npll icnbtc
llblm02 ocn brittle arnoicr "l}ntb
iu0cr".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15

Her 'orat formoo 5prfiet til at er.
fl9re Stalien arig men alt for.
9lpoes. Set er nentlig itaen, 5pr.
fcrfe er iaa rrb iom StaIien netop
MI. 6or StoIien cr Sen nprmeite
Storno9t % Oct fen meget Iettere
ortne mllltpre Sperotioncr peb Gar
odrellerne etb 6ronfriq o. Gnalono
fnn. Sprferne toffer blot Sfirb-
llen 'aolTnge De life Ter l,oaet iii
Sfolieilernc neb Iurouncaernc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15
Hmsiernc taaer 1919 Tanaer.
Den iioitc Vote.
6~ortfGfielie ira Sihe 1

Sfilloe Den tpife Neaiering oes-
lla9tet pGrc al Den Mcning, at Ben
bc'toocr &cpiier ior, at oc 1Sor. Sta
tiers of'tclellc Observation-Disclosures life
llofortc line Eligtcr nlco tilbprlia
@rlt1ol0hco, er oct ocll u%lllcrifonifc
Nc1lcrlllAa opriati0c Naub, at sen
ptl 'rcnllG9ae oi2ic @cpiicr iii nrr-
mere Sucrucicllc.
Zen a%nerIfnnifc 9ieaicrina iiloer
mrlolertlo, at ingcn al oiaic Spif-
LANDS Taa'tnnbc bar no0cniomhclit
"%etponlnN opcrfor Spargaulnulet ON
Sopll9heocn al Den Nrcnounosmloa-
De, lom De tulfc Observation-Disclosures be
npttcoc oco SGntnlngen al Sfibct.
SPrfllllgen al Tnalagcritibc III.
nplpcrcr Nuntanitetaprlncipcr, ionl
'tlllcr allc nrrmere Snlitrnoiohcocr,
Der fan tTntca at berorc Suoeil,
nlIo'tpnotg / S%aggrnnbcn, Erinci-
per 'onl, buIltct ben tpifc Nc0ierino
9on'tc 'ltfcrt nil gobficnoc, bGpcr
bette SporQamaul ppcr bc alrlill6c-
IlQc Sager, lou giprc2 til 8icn.
ltano Tor oipIomatiif Understandings,
% lltcrnationnlc Spi'tigbcoer.
Mpoo III, ems sc andre Snlitrnoia-
hcocr pcbrprcuoc "9ulitania" tom
pUrc, Ell Sln9 ltnar lait, ocn nelnlla
at Ell ltor Camper, iprncnnlcli0 %
ppiclltli0 til NciororInq al Enaioge-
rcr az lorenzo opcr ct Sllieu Siulc,
Der life hopOt noaet nleo @rlgen at
bcitlIlc, blcu torpebcrct % ipnfet
llocn nInbitc Aopariel, % at Wirub,
SPINNER % Born blcp icllot Spbcr
lunocr Sn1'tUnoigbcbcr, Der life bar
iii SlQc / mo0crnc arigaloricI.
Get Nattlnl. at ppcr ct ~brnoreoe
annerltan'fc Eorgcrc bar blanot oe
onlfonnc Qlor oct til Ell Eligt Tor Dc
Sorencoc Stottrs Staggering at ont
tale olaie Gina % otter pod Ell citcr-
trptfcliQ Mna0c at milloe Ben tpifc
Hcaicrinq ON oct itore gnluar. ion
Sc Sorencoc Statcra Hcgicrin9 me-
ncr, at Suitlauo bar paaorngct 1ig
pco ocnnc tro1iifc @~calpcnbco, %
Set llomtpiittoc Yriucip, paa hpllfet
bette Nrlpur huiler.
&c SorcncOe Statcra Hcaicrino
forfcgtcr lplct lanat lierre end De
blntte Observation-Disclosures % &oil-
oclapriullc9lcr Get eiGloer lntct
minorc cno Sc Wenncifcbeoens hci.
Iiac HcttiQheoer, iom enhper Hegic-
ring hrorer liz ielp pco at relpeftc-
re. % iom inlen Hegiering or bcrct-
tiact til at opgipe.
Nlenc bcriom "2iliitania" hapbe
mcoiat liz Spbrinaelie ellcr npatct
at %ltaule. citer at bauc faact Srorc
ocrtiI ior al blipc unoericat, flnoe
oct hare bercttiaet llnoerpollbabaa.
benS Ghci til at iGttc DC onlbprbpG.
rer1bes Gin / ,Sare. Get tpifc Nomi-
rolitct bar / Snitrurer ilbltcnt Den
3bic Nllguit 1914 til iinc Sipoiiice.
rer iclp atcrticnbt bisIe Trinciper,
ligciom ollie andre Naticncr aier.
&c Sor. Stater uotaler lin 8lT.
oe ouer al bcnlerfc, at Sen tpife
lloenrIaaminiiter aiiliItter lin Note
mcb al aniuoc, at Spitlano nj ionn
isr er piuigi til at mobtaac oe 6or.
Staters Siencitc / ct Sorieg paa at
fomme til Ell Soritaaelie mco Den
brittle Helierina, bporpeo aarotte'
rem % @ctinseIier for ariaen til
iies fan ioranorcs. Zen amerlfal'
tic Hcaierina piI betraate Oct lcnr ct
TrlpIleaillm iaaIcbes at tlere tine
@enner % %crhen % itaar naarlom-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15
Zen irnnifc Mrnc.

en- ohlcrlianif Morrclponbcnt /
Furl3 Alpcr cll0cI %intcreainntc ~
In2nIn0cr ON Ben %irnrifc 9lrmc.
&c lom bar 1lort melt Al ilQ o1
oco in blotic FnuNaocuhco ila0lg
bar holot SprninNcn pcoliQc. cr
lcIp'oI9cIlN Snifernc, liQcr ban. Nien
bette por tllAcn N%ucrruifeIlc. Un-
bocr lom tlrlGtc ben tulfc Nurpr-
Q%ollIuilon "a ocn tn'te GrlO@bcrcOt
ht0 % 'rcm'ornlt SEN prpiiiltc mlll
iUrc 9Iuu0 mnatic pUrc iorbcrcot
pea 0rttc. III oct "bIr0ogtilc"
NrautriA 0crin;oo bar flWnct lfnbr
en- ian pUI0iA % pei orlonlieret
&r%iA~nlnltinc. lem &c bar Qiort
Oct cr uttrrllN Nrllcu@ ~'terltc Spcr,
@ro'teI'c biOtll life minNil lor
(n'tcrnt. "a at sc bar tlnnct boil
&c Snltcrnc roit iou / en- SfrlcitIt-
tc, nlella Sc iour Slb til at tunlplct
tcrc i'm NrlQ3mnitinc lnotll sc
mllloltc lctaIlcr. set er mere cn0
Notwithstanding. Ger iln0ca life
'claCrc % mere u0lpl6cu0r SoloO
Ter i europa ioal ems GronltmUl
Gene err, % inAen 'orcr i'm &nmp
mto mlnorc &roif ~ Nrom cnN sc.
GroutrjQ har ulltrr0r tuI0t
l.50OOOO N{ou0 mtrcr Iancrut,
az Here tonmcr iii bper 2oQ. "a
N2Q tr 9|tdtloucn> Nciouricr. huao
M}dnp'tob ou9anr, life uotrnt
Nor2tla4iu 1859 SET nil ilQc
M,oro mclrm Is "a is Nor
cr uctov blit in0tulnt &c nil oilcir
nnlrt "a tro'tiNcrt MiunO iom
&oQt pcN %cjc, Noucr. Nrocr ~
Gcpotcr Noi4 oet riQtiQ rrrucr poo.
ton ire Aar@t,a4'cr til op til
80 FLOR mot1Iot@ Nucr Al oi2ie
Nla.Icr uollor mcllcm 1O0 0o0 oQ
.150,O0o Mouo.
Ger bar u,top ru urrct holOt
Nypn oc,r N0r@flo4itn 1917 - III
dr Mann poa is Nar. Npi> set
rlltil tnibtr. MI oiaie oliao bli
in0lcnmct +, NrreL mert BERTH fra.
ui2 Ell 'rr,iG Ncilutuin9 al aon
rene
NuovNcrc cr Ser onnm Trnnf
ria orlfrml Ell Mttuion MouN. ipm
oloria 1or pUrct inotolot poo
wumo Al en- cIlcr onocn ~ubctpocIil
%21cm2'cil. N}cn oQian oiaic tlnoe
Qlrre loN ?tpttc ior liz, ~ oilnic
Aipno iou tmoc ieuoea li0c I'll
NnmpIuieu.
Sen beiUitcbe 2cir onfriul IA.
rs Ii9aer Ser Ell Arnc pou 100000
Marc, inn caOnu life bar prrct
uoc al line Stiuinlcr. men iom
ncppe Norliernc iclp res itort on
SjltroN9 Tor SC itorc Sob, or Sen
ironlte Nrn1c pchblcoct al c9e bper
G0l bell ilbcu arlQcn bcaunoie. oG
Zen MI pcNbIi ii zoe lrnge enomt.
Stipnt 6rouifmruocne$ Cab bar
pUrct meAet mlnNre cno Sniferuc$.
moa Dc boN fnlOea umoaocligc. Sra
Ari9en2 &c9pnbelle Ill mi er ont
trinI 100000 Srauifmruo bIct
9iort t0mmlNp9tIge.
0ettc Sal iuobcintter oaiaa omfrin1
100000, iom er bIet ornbt og $50.
600, 'om er ia9ct tiIianae. Heitcn
cr bet laarct, men al oiSic er mel.
lem 100000 "a 100000 alereoc
hcIbreoct % or penbt tilbaae iii
6ronten. 6ranitmpnoenes Neito.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15

Oct. Sra bet iierre Teiten Ipoer
efterretftihgerne opermoobe Iooenbe.
Spartemelitet oniIaar, at 1O7,.
acres ioar er t~iIioact mco
SABRE % 9us. ct IL Yro.
cent lterre Ircal enb iiior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15
Sid$te Kri9$nyt.
Nrlcnalf | Soda pbclaaf.

Nom 13be Slni. - grlenoIei
peo Den itore sitcrri9ife SrIoas.
hopn Fola paa Emblem al Solp.
zen S'trien pcb abriotcrbonct er
blet i1olten belt pnclu0t al Bombed.
fo'tet nco ira ct italienif 9uftIfib.
geo I%rlenolet lno poo bette
Sto"pilnft 10 ariQ2ifibe, oriblonot
ct Slag'flb, TO Grpoiere oa Here
ll1ocrooltosboaoe % Def antoacs III
enfelte al oisie har iaaet Ell lem
Wcoiort.
Eorto Hoiego, ire Mil / Snb sor
M%on'olconc, er tagct al Stol:-
enerne.
Grtcrrctninaer ira Sricit ooor
ITO pon, at oennc oitcrrigifc On nu
er flloitpnoig / Nobclens Srnoer.
Yer plpnores o9 berries / ltor Still.
@rNo er life at oporiue % aieo be-
tales mcn 500 N. Sumo.
Hnsierme taaer 1919 Sanger.
Fetroaroo t3bc SUM. - SIo.
get nco SnieItrflobcn, / 3urapno-Rc.
9loneL ionl parcoc ira Soc til 1Oot
Sunl, tog Husicrne 34S Siiiceror
o9 1881 MeniQe tilionae. 9iqe-
'oa tog De II aononcr "a IS
9%fttrollclcr og Ell bcl Gel onort
Nrigsmnteriel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15
SenntUr Sermon % andre meme

Senntor GcnnUn 90 nlt6re nlcrlcr.
al Scnntor GIibu Noot bor hi
Srnun'@ G'icrnnno iom llocnriN>.
miniitcr 2lt Moot piInc inloc Stil.
lll1Qcn pnn en- lor %nnoct 'uIot ia
pUroiq M}oooc, iom @rnuu bar
Qlort, er Der pcl inQcrL iom tpllrr
poa, men pno octtc (io2pmnft uilOt
0ct 10 nlT9tcIiN pUrc en- Gnlitcr
tlrrlnQ ira Gcnlotrotcrnc3 Slor II
bciUttc ocmc piQtiQc Voit nrcn en-
6cpublltnucr, NJ Ser er / &irtelil
hcocn Inlet, lom moer puu, at ioo
nil tie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15

Zen ~17-nariac %ueuit iiQe@ al nil.
lie hicmiegc &anoct / CONNER. &c
6orcneoc Stotcr piI ioolcnca o1ioa
'na en- pirfcIiQ 6icnOc at betiUmpc,
uOcn Ncninn I'll, hpnO aciier %@iI.
helm ijnber pon al Qjpre i NnlcO-
Ming Den lioitc Note ira $50.
ihinqton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15
Sen Tprcncoc nurif lnthcrifc sir.

fc / Nmcrifa 'circoc Ben t3oc ,Slui
- @luraiubiIrum Gn uoicrliq
Cpor'i9t opcr bette port ~iterlic
uorif omcrifnnifc airfciamimos
&crt % %irfc / oi@ic - 2lnr pil
bli trpft / nritc Nrmcr a. So
curuh Eoitcn".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15

Y-rs1t tss,osp u.>s rAurs Inv lbrH loU a. IHr rosi
ono - DrosAH. Iowa. rArfs 1RE A1 - Cosssrssos
K.trF.. Isg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15

fob fon oItiao ic .tes iii onlfring en-
runb Ufilllon Man6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-15
Snifcrncs inritc (aufr, ga Sc err

Snifcrncs irritc (aufr, ga Sc cr,
'arcoc. at @rnnu por trnnot al ionl
l(ocnrilanliniltcr par, citcr Norln.
hcnoc, at oenuc hans Cptru0cn bio.
rcrtt ira Sen CmitruoiQhco, 1t
FrTli0cnt @iliou life piIOc Qon rrco
pou al gipe Notcn iii (uifIano en-
ioo iforp 6orm, lom @rnan nnitcNr.
! (plflan0 bar / oet hcIc Sen %
'otnln9 pTrct ~QiTl0cnoc, at SET Tor
GcIcu par @rnau, iont pnr
SfnIo /. al Gmcritu fife piloc iinN1
ia / alt mlIil ira Suiflouo2 Sioc.
hon ituIbc pare loo uoprrQrt
cnael'tpcnlil 2cnuc N~nifuclie
tommcr mun peI mt til at rcuiocrc.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-05-20

FicIxle weather. Or. Fahrney's
Teething Syrup is always dependable,
Doctors prescribe it. Write for free
sample.--Advt.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-05-20
PRISONER LEAPS FROM
FAST MOVING TRAIN

Fred Areton. arrested yesterday on
charges of housebreaking and lar
ceny, by Sheriff Romies, at Speers
Ferry leaped from the train while
being brought to Greenville. and
made his escape.
The train was almost to Greene
vile when Areton escaped. He was
sitting on the inside of the seat with
the sheriff beside him. The window
was open, and when something at
tracted the officers attention to some
one across the aisle, the prisoner
leaped through the window. The last
seen of him was as he was scramb-
ling up an embankment. By the time
the sheriff had had the train stopped
Areton had disappeared into the
woods, leaving no trail behind him.
Areton was arrested in connection
with several robberies which have
occurred lately in Alton. Some OF
the goods stolen are said to have
been found in the home of Areton's
grandfather.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-05-20
SEND A NOTE To
ENGLAND SHIELDS

Washington, D. c., May 10 SEN
ator Shields returned yesterday from
his trip to Chattanooga and Knox
Vile. He said he was glad he made
the trip even though he was hardly
physically eaiiai TO il.
Speaking of the Presidents note to
Germany and OF the foreign situa-
ticn, Senator Shields said:
II strongly approve the note. II is
an excellent American presentation
of the situation. | do not think II
means war. Our people should not
become excited, because The Pfesi-
dent will dispose of this issue
through diplomatic channels. The
idea Of cur going to war with Ger
many or any other European power
is most remote, because careful con-
sideration of American rights will
convince those now fighting that the
rights of the United States and other
neutrals must be recognized and pro-
tected.
There is another phase of this
case of which we should not lose
sight. Strong and admirable as is
this note to Germany, in my estima-
ton it should be followed by another
equally firm and strong and dignificd
to Great Britain dealing with the vio-
lations of international law on the
part Of that belligerent in interfor.
ing with the freedom of American
commerce on the high seas. We will
not stand for murder and piracy on
the seas, and at the same time we
should not submit to the holding up
OF commerce and trade between neut-
rails and the seizure of cargoes that
are MT contraband, merely on the
theory that they may find their way
to an enemy through some neutral
country.
"Tennessee and Kentucky have
80, 100000 worth of tobacco. Part
OF this crop has been shipped abroad
and has been seized. Our producers
are afraid to ship the rest of their
goods for fear it also may be seized.
Tobacco certainly cannot be called
contraband
Il visited the State Department "a
day a. the request of the tobacco
growers of Montgomery and adjoin-
ing counties, and called Secretary
Bryans attention to this character of
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-05-20
EXTRA SESSION MAY BE
CONVENED IN THE FALL.

Nastaille, May 17.-This afternoon
indications are that an extra session
of the legislature will be called by
GOV. Rye to take up the primary mat
ter ami the assessmene bill. 1t is be-
lieved that new plan of assessments
may be necessary to provide for the
approximately 100000 Of revenues
that will not accrue, as a result OF
the back tax law being repealed.
Some !, visions of assessments, with
out the necessity of working hard
ships Upon any Individual interest or
property, it is believed, can be work
ed out
II ID rot certain when the extra
session. if called, will be convened,
though it is suggested that it may
not be assembled until next fall.
Others think it may materialize with
in the next few weeks.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-05-20
DECISION OF FAST COURT
sets =. A. FINE Will ASIDE

The case Of Sarah A. Fine and oih-
ers against Robert I. Fine over tle
will OF tho late John \. Pine has gone
thro, h al the art and The last
dac.,hn sets - Wll a.l'c The cs.
tata as boon v1'iouSiy csIhnated a,
from $2O.Go0 to $O,50o0.
In The estate there are notes which
amount TO at3ut $4,000 These notes
wer emadc payable to the late John
A, Flne and Robert L. Fine.
Under the decision and by agree
ment of the heirs Robert L. Fine is
to have the half interest in the notes,
The remainder of the property is to
be divided among the heirs. Dy the
will all of the properly was q go
TO / obe%t L. F. -
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-05-20
EPWORTH LEAGUERs
HERE ON JUNE 7TH

1t is expected that ABOUT 100 Ep-
worth Leaguers of this city will at
tend the annual conference of the Nj.
E. Church, South, Epworth League,
which convenes in Johnson City Mon
day night, June Z. The conference
will continue through Thursday,
June II, closing with services Thurs
day night.
Several Knoxville people are on the
program including Rev. George r,
Stuart, D. D., pastor of Church Street
Church; Rev. N. NJ. Watson, D. d..
pastor of Broad Street Church, and
Rev. g. II. Williams, pastor of Wash
ington Pike Church. The opening ad-
dress of the conference will be made
by Dr.. Watson, while DR.. Stuart
speaks Tuesday night. Rev. Mr.. Will
liams will speak to the leaguers
Wednesday morning.
The Knoxville delegation will
leave this city Monday morning,
June 7 on the Memphis special. Upon
arriving at Johnson City the dele
gates will be assigned to their re-
spective homes. The members of the
Johnson City eague, under the direc-
ton of G. j. 2eilman, president of the
league, are planning to make the con-
rerencs this year the most enjoyable
ever held.
The special topic this year will be
missions" Rev. Paul Kern, of Cen
trail Erworth League office. at Nash
ville,' will be present and will speak
to the Epworthians Wednesday night.
About 300 delegates will be present
from all parts of olston conference.
Knoxville is well represented in the
conference, as this city has the honor
of having the president, ]. D. Lea;
treasurer, John Good, and the dele
gate from Holston conference to the
general conference, Miss Nellie Mich
olas. The majority of the leagues of
this city have already elected their
legates.--Knoxville Sentinel.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-05-20

The most .bcautifu play of all ages.-Chicago Daily
News.
The best example of dramatic work now extant-New
York Evening Post
A sensation.-New York Times
masterpiece Washington Post.
The most remarkable play in the English languagc.-
Harper's Magazine.
work Of art that is true enough anl simple enough
to touch the heart of the world.-Chlcago Tribune
1t has come to stay ten weeks. 1t ought to stay a
year-Chcago Journal
An absorbing human story.-New York sun
Well here is something worth while at llSt-New YORK
Evening Mail
A work which will loom large in contemporaneouS
drama.-New York World
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-05-20
CATARRH CAN NOT BE CURED

not reach the seat of the disease. Catarrah is
a blood or eenstitntionsi disease. and in order
10 cure It yon must take internal remedies
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not quack
medicine. 1t was prescribed by one OF the
best physicians inthis country for years ana
is regular prescription. II Is composed OF
the best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers. acting directly on the mn-
cous surfaces. The perfect combination OF the
dcrfu1 results Ia curing catarrh. Send for tes-
timonials free.
r. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-05-20

READ THE COMET ADS-dT PAYS
YES!-WE DO JOB PRINTING.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-05-20
DIR. l.. p. BROWN APPOIITED
NEW YORK FOOD INSPECTOR

New York, May 17.-Dr. Lucius P.
Brown state food and drug commits
sioner for Tennessee, was appointed
director for the bureau of food in
spection today in the New York de-
partment of health. 1t was said he
would resign his post in the South
and take up his new duties imme-
diately.
Dr.. Brown was appointed to the
positio here as the result of a civil
service examination, in which he
passed first in competition with au-
thoritiea on health matters through
out the country.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-05-20
MHIrE MAN MITH RLAcK LlyER

The Liver is a blood purifier. Il
was thought at one time it was the
seat of the passions. The troublc
with rlost people is that their Liver
becomes black because of impurities
in the blood due TO bad physicc
states, causing Biliousness. Head
ache, L,zziness and Constipation. Tr
Kings New Life Pills will clean NJ
the Ii, er, and give you new life. %.
at you. Druggist--Adyt.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-05-20

READ THE ADS. IN THE COMET.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-05-20
r'HOLE FAMILY DEPENDENT

Mr.. e. Williams, Hamilton, Ohio,
Writes: Our whole family depend on
Pine-Tar Honey" Maybe someone in
your family has a severe Cold-per
haps ii lis the baby. The original Dr..
Bells Pine-Tar Honey is an ever
ready household remedy-it gives i'm
mediate relief Pine-Tar Honey pene
trates the Innings Of the Throat and
Lungs, destroys the Germs, and al
lows Nature to act. AT your Drug
gists 25c.-Advt.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-05-20
MAN TAKES HIS OWN MEDICINE
is AN OPTIMIST

He has absolute faith in his medi
cine-he knows when he takes it for
ccrtain ailments he gets relief Peo-
pie who take DR. Kings New Dis
covery FOR an irritating Cold are op
timists-they know this cough remo
dy will penetrate the Innings of the
throat, KIN the germs, and open the
way for Nature to act. You can't
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-05-20

The surprise of the theatrical year.New York Tele-
graph
drama of absorbing human interest and delciously
humorous situations. Canadian Magazine.
1t is play that leaves unmoyed.-Independent.
OF n sudden "Tle Servant In the House has become
the thing to see-Harper's Weekly.
Represents Of the highest uses to which the theater
mny be put and it offers capital enterainment.-Red
Book Magazine.
1t is a work for the world to and ponder upon
Chicago Herald.
absorbing interest is par with its spiritual up
lift and Its moral inspiraton-Hebr Standard
A drama which combines in unusual degree absorb
ing interest play with keen satire of certain tend
ency In the church.-Outlook
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-05-20

oppression to which we are subjected
By the British.
Mr.. Bryan carefully noted the.
facts presented 10 him, and | have
strong reason to believe proper ac-
tion for relief needed will be taken
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-05-20

destroy Cod by superficial treat
ment--you must go to the cause OF
the trouble. Be an optimist. Get a
bottle Of Or. Kings New Discovery
today.-lkdvt
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1915-05-20

Have you used Fahrney's Teeth
ing S. up? 1t is the whole thing.
Babies like it Cures all stomach
troubles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-16
BEAUTIFUL BARRE AND EAST
BARRE WOMEN

The Secret Of Their Increasing Charm
II is really surprising that in such a
short time there should be so marked an
improvement in the appearance OF 80
many Barre and East Barre ladies, but
il is not surprising when the cause OF
this Improvement is known. And there
is no great mystery about It after an,
Drop in > ,st any day now at the ked
Cross Pharmacy, or Frank Roarks, or
S. c. Voodry h Co.'s, Cabot, and you are
likely to see one OF the clerks wrapping
up d box of the little tablets that do so
much to improve the appearance OF ones
complexion. Bright eyes, rudy glow
and complexion free from pimples, sal
lowness and moth spots, may be had by
every won. n who will take one or two
of SEAVER'S LAXATIVE TONIC TAB
LET'S at bedtime. These tablets contain
dandelion and other purely vegetable ex-
tracts that are known to have a selectiye
atcon for skin affections, and being both
laxative and tonic they quicken the
circulation, open the pores and encour-
age the action of the bowels, stimulate
the liver, enrich the blood and at the
same time cure bilousnes, sick headache,
and chronic constipation. Try them.
They cost but 25c box, and once used
their merits cannot be concealed---Advt.