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The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-03-30
HER LONG LIFE SPAWNED
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Mrs. Saraphina Bolton died at he,
home at Washington College. at the
advanced age of 80 years. Mrs. Boil
ton has been seriously ill for a mum
Der of months and suffered much. The
funeral was held at the old home or
Tuesday.
The following brief account of this
wonderful character, which has
stretched over nearly a century OF
time, is interesting reading. The
subject of this sketch was born in
Washington county, Tennessee, Sept
%, 1925. She was the first child
born to the marriage of Joseph W.
Willett and Susan Stout, and was
named Saraphina Willott. Her faith
er was prominent citizen in the
early history of Washington county,
and her mother was one among the
first children born to John Stout by
his first wife.
| Saraphina Willett was born at the
country home of her parents near
old Washington college, as were also
four sisters and four brothers, only
one of whom, Martha Willett, is now
living near Topeka, Kansas. Her
brother, Ebert Decatur, was a grad
uate of Emory and Henry college in
Virginia, a prominent lawyear in
Alabama and a colonel of a regiment
in the Confederate army during the
civil war. Her brother, Washington,
was a captain of a company from
Tennessee in the same army
In 1882 David Bolton and his WIFE
Mary Byerly Bolton, removed from
Rockingham county, Virginia, into
Washington county, Tennessee, and
purchased farm adjacent to Little
Limestone creek from Geo. w. Tel
ford. Their only child was a son,
named Joseph Bolton. On May LIST,
1915, Joseph Bolton and Saraphina
Willett were married. They were
on the farm mentioned, where the
four persons lived happily together
and where each died. Joseph Bolton
died August 80, 1891. Saraphina Boil
ton died March 26, 1916.
To Joseph and Saraphina Bolton
were born five sons, David A., John
H., Ebert ", Henry w. and an in
FAINT of a day and three daughters,
Mary Callie and Allie. Those living
are David A., of Athens, who was
graduated from the East Tennessee
Wesleyan university in 1872 and who
is now serving his 43d year as pro-
fessor of mathematics in his alma
mater, now the University of Chatta-
nooga John F., who is a farmer
and owner and operator of the old
farm; Callie, who is the wife of Isaac
Campbell, a merchant at Telford.
Tenn, and Miss Allie Bolton, a grad
uate trained nurse for twelve years
with home in Chattanooga. Other
descendants are eighteen grand-chil'
dren. of whom twelve are living and
four great grandchildren, all living.
Saraphina Willett, when thirteen
years of age, joined the Methodist
Episcopal church at the old Urhana
church near Limestone station. on
the Southern railway. Later in life
her membership was with the class
at Ernest chapel, and afterwards at
TelfOrd,
The next lyceum number of the
State Normal will be given on Mon
day night, April Sd, when the Saw
anroffs, Russian musicians, will give
an entertainment.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-03-30
Mss TEMPLE SUSTAINS
FRACTURE OF HIP

Miss Mary B. Temple is in the
knoxville General Hospital with a
facture of the right hip. the result
# a fall sustained Saturday night.
fer condition is quite serious, and
t the best, she will be compelled to
pend several weeks in the hospital.
The accident occurred on the
kingston pike, near the home of Mrs.
.erome Templeton, between 7 and s
,'clock Saturday night. Miss Temple
lad boarded a Kingston pike car to
o to Mrs. Templeton's to-spend the
light. She told the conductor She
ishad to get off at the Templeton
,ome, but when the car stopped just
,efore getting to the Templeton
ONE station, Miss Temple, thinking
he had arrived at her destination,
eft the car, and in the darkness
yalked over an embankment, down
which she fell, fracturing her right
Zip.
She was removed to the Knoxville
General hospital, and physicians
placed her in a cast in which she viii
% compelled to remain for several
laws. One of the attending physi-
ans said that at the best, she would
,robably have to spend several weeks
n the hospital.
Miss Temple is prominent In D. A..
;. circles and is one OF the most
widely known women In Tennessee
journal and Tribune.
u -
Miss Floy Harris will entertain
he Bachelor Girls Saturday after
noon.
Miss Marion Bowman will be the
Aext hostess of the lmps.
Mrs. Aiken and Miss Nettie Wallin
have gone to New York to continue
studies in voice.
Misses Lynn Mitchell and Ward
Smith attended the Cotillion Club
dance in Bristol, Tuesday.
~ s.
Jackson Lyle spent few days in
Bristol this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pepper and
Miss Gladys Garrett went to Bristol
Tuesday.
Miss Francis Hawkins visited
friends here Tuesday.
Il
Mrs. r. P. London has as her
house guest Miss Donnelly of Noun
tain City.
Numerous friends are sorry to
learn of the illness of Miss Francis
Byrd at her home on Watauga av'
enue.
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,oard of MAYOR and aldermen.

board of mayor and aldermen.
The work of the federation was dis
cussed at length and several splendid
talks were made. Mrs. w. c. Rod
gers Of Johnson City spoke on "Why
the Urban Woman Needs the Rura
Woman" Mrs. Rodgers gave many
splendid reasons why the woman Of
the city would be greatly benefited by
closer association with the rural
woman. Her talk was a most excel
lent one.
Miss Emily Susong followed with a
talk on why the Rural Woman
Needs the Urban Woman" which
showed that she has given this inn
portant question careful cCAsidera-
ton. The ideas advanced by both
speakers will be of much benefit to
club women generally.
Mrs. Geo. w. Denney, of Knoxville,
state president. spoke of the What
Makes the Federation Worth While?''
: Mrs. Denney said that the trend of
club life today is from Culture to
Service. She urged the clubs to do
away with the limited membership
idea, said thar clubs should he in
elusive and not exclusive and should
seek to enlist the interest of every
eligible woman in club work.
The music was a particularly pleas
ing part of the program and was
greatly appreciated by the delegates.
One of the most interesting fea-
lures of the days program was the
awarding of prizes offered by the
CborOlyea cluh IN the hOVS in the
public schools who made the best
bird houses. Nine prizes were given
and The bird houses built by the boys
were exhibited to the delegates. All
IF them were unique and splendidly
constructed.
The club women of Greeneville gave
l. beautiful luncheon to the visiting
delegates, also a delightful drive to
Fusculum college, both being much
,njoyed.
A telegram of sympathy was sent
o Mayor Ewing expressing sympa-
by of the members of the district
convention for the disaster which
1efell Nashville.
The entire day was most delightful
and profitable. The delegates ex-
pressed their appreciation of the de-
ightful hospitality extended by Mrs.
harmon and the hostess clubs after
which the meeting adjourned.
The last district meeting before
he Chattanooga convention will be
1eld in Morristown, March 30th. Mrs.
Lula Harris, of Morristown, is the
hartman of the second district.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-03-30

JACK
The Northwestern Cow boy

Dakota Jacks Great Indian Rene
dies are great says everybody who
uses them. A Bristol man wonder
fully pleased
READ WHAT PROF. A. e. BLANK
ENSHIP, BRISTOL'S LEADING
ORGAN AND PIANO TUNER AND
SEWING MACHINE ARTIST SAYS.
Bristol, Va, Dec. 20, 1915
To My Friends:
For the past 20 years | have been
engaged in tuning pianos and organs
and repairing sewing machines, my
work being constantly on the inside,
breathing and inhaling dust which
has got me broken down in health
For two or three years | have been
in bad shape. | suffered loss of APP
petite, tired dull feeling heavy feel
ing, heavy feeling in my stomach, l
would go to bed tired and get up
tired in the morEfIngA | had tried nu-
merous medicinesk anh seemed to get
no relief, and as sDRe of Bristols
best people and citizens were using
Dakota Jacks Indian Herbs and get
ting great benefit, IsFdecided to try
them, haven't quite used one treat
ment and honestly / feel like new
man. | eat anything l want and God
knows this remedy has given me a
wonderful appetite. l feel better,
look better and feel more like a man
than I have in three years. There is
no question but what DAKOTA
JACKS INDIAN HERBS ARE A
WONDER.
Yours for good health,
A. e. BLANKENSHlP.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-03-30
SOCIETY
CHARMING GARD PARTY.

A pretty hospitality of the past
week was the. beautifully planned
card party rendered by Miss Mary
Smith Saturday evening at the home
of Mrs. A. C. Moore on Watauga av
enue. In the rooms thrown open tc
guests quantities of carnations were
used in the beautiful decorations, q
color motif of pink and white pre-
dominating, which was also empha'
sized later in serving delicious ice
course.
AT the card tables auction bridge
was highly enjoyed. Miss Lena San
ders receiving a dainty vanity box
for Winning the gentlemen's prize.
The favored guests were: Misses
Mary nellie and Fannie Rhea Dosser,
Lena Sanders, Louise Parsons, An
geline Wofford, Margaret Harmeling,
Emily Miller, Messrs. Joe Summers
Edwin Hunter; viii Barton; Dave
Miller; Bob Lyle; Bronco McClain;
Ben Everett and Mr.. and Mrs. Oran
Ward.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-03-30
For YOUR CHILD.S COUGH.

If your child has a cold nose runs
or coughs much get sp1all bottle of
DR.. Bells Pi4eTaHHoney. It's a
pleasant Pine-Var. H6ney syrup, just
what children El% and just the med
icine to soothe the cough and check
the cold. After taking, children
stop fretting, sleep good and are soon
entirely WELL Insist on Dr.. Bells
Pine-TarHoney. 25c at your Drug
gist.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-03-30
DEATHS
MRS. RICHARDSON'S FUNERAL
HELD IN BRISTOL VTrFSnA

! Bristol, March 2S.-The funeral of
Mrs. H. E. Richardson, who died at
her home here Sunday night was
conducted at the home this after
noon at l o'clock in the presence of
a large cOncourse of friends. The
services were conducted by Rev. ].
Stuart French, pastor of the State
street Methodist church, of which
Mrs. Richardson was a member. The
body was taken to Mount Carmel,
Hawkins county, Tenn, where the
remains will be inferred in the family
cemetery, the services there to be
held Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock.
The deceased is survived by two
children, Mrs. George C. Sells. of
Johnson City, and Lieut.. William A.
Richardson, of the United States ma
Wy. Lieut. Richardson reached the
bedside of his mother from Cuba two
hours before she passed away.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-03-30
THE IMPS.

Saturday afternoon Miss Mildred
Nicholson entertained The lmps al
he rhome on HolstOr avenue.
Beautiful spring flowers gave a
note. of charm to the attractive re-
ception rooms where the guests were
seated busily engaged in sewing and
= chatting. After an afternoon OF
pleasure an elegant two course lunch,
con was served by Miss Nicholson,
assisted by Miss Charlotte Matthews
to the following guests: Misses Mary
Nellie Dosser, Mary Gump; Hilda EV-
ans; Margaret Moore; Adelaide Bow
man; Nell Hunter; Bernice Green;
Mildred Exum; Marion Bowman;
Ethel Riddell and Mrs. William Mes
sick.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-03-30

After delightful visit with rela'
tives in Knoxville Misses Mary Nellie
and Fannie Rhea Dosser have re-
turned to their home in the South
west addition.
= "a
Mrs. j. w. Cardwell is visiting in
Winston Salem, N. c.
Mrs. Hugh L. White, State presi-
dent of the Congressional Union, is
attending the State convention of the
National Womans Suffrage Associa-
ton which met in Memphis this
week.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-03-30
RVEUMATIC PAIN STOPPED.

The drawing of muscles, the sore
ness, stiffness and agonizing pain OF
Rheumatism quickly yield to Sloans
Liniment. 1t stimulates circulation
to the painful part. Just apply as
directed to the soEe spots. In a
short time the pail gives way to a
tingling 9ensatiM of comfort and
warmth. IHeHS the proof have
had wonderful relief since l used
your Liniment on my knee. To
think one application gave me relief.
Sorry I haven't space to tell you the
history Thanking you for what your
remedy has done for me. lanes s.
Ferguson. Philadelphia, Pa.
Sloan's Liniment kills pain. csc at
Druggists.
The Johnson City comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1916-1917, 1916-03-30

A As days treatment of Dakota
Jacks Indian Herbs for $1.00. A bot
lie of Cowboy Eminent free.
Gregory Drug Co., 2 stores; john
son City, Tenn.
Eagle Drug Co., ElizabAthtOn, Tenn
Erwin Drug Co., Erwin, Tenn.
KingspOrt Pharmacy, kings2Ort,
Tenn.
+. E. BrittOn's City Drug Store,
JOnesbOrO, Tenn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-04
WILSON IS CONVINCED THAT MIDDLE
WEST WILL SUPPORT PREPAREDNESS
PRESIDENT ADDRESSED NEARLY TWO HUNDRED THU
SAND DURING HIS CAMPAIGN FOR BACKING IN HIS
PLANS FOR BETTER NATIONAL DEFENSE.

Washington tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock
boo nas in indianapolis five MIN
utos ANA addressed a huge crowd
from .bc platform Of his train HlS
v.lr dId not appear Advisors think
from tire enthusiasm Of the huge
crowds hc addressed. that the middle
west s overwhelmingly in favor OF
preparedness Ilo has planned aho-
ther tour Tor the near future III
th.rn Do, Nin visit the South. West.
Northwest and the Eastern slopes oil
fnr Hu.ft Mountains The MIN
n,lpu.s. So Paul and Den'c~ trip
Ha. been carefully considered u
Is possible that DE- will combine the
tour 100 case hc is not TOO iatigued
aner the Urst part u is estimated
chat hundred thousand heard his
speeches and that fifty thousand
hard n.m tain from the platform Of
Dbl. .Hr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-04

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-04
SMALL GERMAN rOECE ENnS
long vigil. WHEN ENGLISH
ARE LANDED
OFFICER TELLS Of CRUISE
lieutenant BERG Confirms Report
That Raider has Captured seven
British Vessels Sai, Thci
Thuught Cruiser was Ircightrt

"s f....f.' r-rs
NEWPORT NEWS. Feh After
nineteen das. 'hr .rascIrss vigil off
rho German prize GROW 600 ,ho Au-
pam ended when four hundred ENG
fish prisoner were set az liberty
AT tbo British and one American lefl
tho shin Captain Harrison ana fao
r-cp %, hundred and uf'y-'ir. v.li
ail fur Sew N,rk tomorrow The
passourors and British sailor. cape
urod Dos tho raIdr. are ashore r.vo
are wounded and ZOO Tho hospital
while most ~ thc remainder arc a.
Norfolk Lieutenant Bereo discuss
o1 ih, cruise fa urvspaprrmru zoe
day Uc ad .u'oa the suggestion
that tho raider was Pho ru' liner
pouga insisting that ir WAS the
MCeVo Ho confirmed 'he report
thar o. bad captured soror English
ships
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-04
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TRIES To
SEPARATE RAILROAD COMPANIES

Ius 1890 acquired the stock
%. .. c..rI raclfIc annd H nv
n. fHe n,n Dads had q mou6poly
~ ." .fvcou California and
..H aud central states and
monopoly NJ The southern Pa
.. Ha".h ts ownership of the
Central Pacific .s'ill continues 20
a. important extent
IH, southern Pacific and the
Central Pacific are natural compel
". ml testimony wa cited To-
H.. f..f '1c limos e.ro under
u-If. control they would with
..r .aun,.'ous form ..mpettiyc
...'..
T.. merger OF ~. southern
H.. aul ilo Central Pacific uu-
H.N ,stnned mpcttiou.
. competition was imucut when
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F. central pacil vls built
'.u.' cot Coneros which re-
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-04

LONDON Feb One OF tho
Zoppclins ra.dug England Monday
night dropped q bomb ON the Franz
Fisher lniul "a British Steamer com.
p''tciy destroying 70 The vessel
was a'iO1f only two minutes after
the explosion The captain and
thirteen OF the D-cw were drowned
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-04

LITTLE ROCK NrE IrH
Eleven lives were las' and HlHHra1.
GO thousands dollar worth 0f dam
exc was done ny 'he floods ..F do.
.asauur Arta..e Hundreds of
amlIc. a.e homeless and fH. HeNf
.eu. DAYS ar. exported 'o "IHe.. H.
creased In. and suffering
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-04

PROVIDENCE q D Fob
William % leuI. council for th.
.#.r.. s. W- Elizabeth % N0lr
... tuu uazro.. 9b0 arc charged
aHul NJ pr M0hr accused
..-r.- state witnesses 90 .Hu uiur
. - Ir1ad aa Iruorsu' woman 'a
.... He .a.1 'h. State eas sa
r,... .- rfroHnsfau'.a' evidence az
... there fas nothing s0 Hn.'.ia.
... .t which bad sent many m.
.... 20 aH Hr M0rr 200. aUr.
.. ... arg uar'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-04
NuTES PERTAINING To OrIN.
Hons OF GERMAN OFFICIALS
ON ~ SlTANIh.
TRANSMITTED TO WILSON
Fear l. Entertained That --latest
Proposals For settlement Have
Nut Icen Nccep,rd an
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~ N.HlNfFff| NI'Fa.
WASHINGTON. D e. Feb
Dispatches on ,bc lusauIa .out-o-
versy wcr, received from Colonel b.
VI House. iu Europe toI3r and u
IS bel owed that they were transmit
ted Co the President uu bis special
car The notes 'rw'od of the op.
iniou Of German officials Dooncl
House found 10 unnecessary 90 re-
main boz Berlin as long as ho had n-
tended Tho semrofnr.al statement
from the foreign office that roa-
sonsble' hope 's entertained iu the
communication cnrouto through
Count Be-ustorf' oill prove ,atistsc.
tory but rs taken 10 mean that Ger.
many has not accepted informative
many has not accepted O. tentative
exactly as 90 WAS submitted
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-04

INDIANAPOLIS. lud Feb i--
Wilson received from Lansing today
what members off the party charac-
t,rIfeH as go.y Important dispatch
,., pertaining 90 the foreign siiun-
tom n s understood that they
V.Ir 900 tue Luatania and Appam
question. a final l.usIuuia settle
mon. b. expected soon after the
President arrives at the capital u Is
determined that GERMANY must make
5000 dIatowh and PREPARATION. ana
taat they Viu bc satisfied with moth
rr risr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-04
MANAGERS Reject
MINERS PROPOSALS
REFUSE INCREASE ~ WAGES 10
ANTHRACITE con-
MOI,kEI;>.


~. 'HH. 70
NEW YORK Web Anthracite
coal operators rejected fH, demands
OF miners for a 90 per cent increase
iu wages. complete recognition ~
the United Mine Workers Union
ths tvo year working agreement
tho eight hour dar and other
changes BOO the method. of fixing thr
wage, 81 the workers They propose
that 81 tH. difference cannot D. ee'
re.. tho psr,ie. uHi ba Submitted
fr a board OFF Cancellation se R1.
H-HU ad ay tho Anthracite strike
.u.H ss.ou 300 l'u- Tho mines 1a-
m,rIs we're ratified '1 l1s Indiana
.... convention as week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-04
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H- .af.,r Genera Niar.u.. U Ed
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Garrison fuIf fU- -rtf. arr
Committee tufay f.a. ffU'F '.'
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source ol week.-mrs. a....I . moi. f.
army and Thar fHa .r AIS 3D.
protection rather 'Hau .uInn.e
20 ar enemy nr atrrfrr 'Hrm "a
.IHues Dol and u.fb.u seventeen miles
~ fbe canal Pc recommended com
ru sorry 'ain.nF 10 civilian employ
.as er.raI n hlll.u- .rH canal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-04
.sTYR FLOODS CAUSE RUSSIANS TO
ABANDON FORTIFIED POSITIONS
GERMAN ZEPPELIN is WRECKED IN NORTH SEA- SEVEN.
TEN OF CREW DROWNED. FRENCH REPULSE
ATTACK NORTH OF AlSNE.

Koouip Albert. flyinE tine Italian
flag with three hundred Serbian 70
iugecs aboard vas captured Boo The
'dr'atir today bv 40 Austrian war.
shin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-04
BY Associated Press

by Associated Press
LONDON Feb g Fifty hots.
some % which are believed Co have
hit. were fired a. % Zeppelin flying
low over Amelsud Island OF the
coast Of Holland, Wednesday n dis.
appeared northvard and Is believed
70 be the LIS which rs reported
wrecked In the North Sea lleayy
bomba-dmonts continue on the West
err front especially AZ Ioos and
Melville The French rapulscd a
German attack North of Alsnc.
Operations are comparatively quiet
on the Russian front u Is reported
that floods OF the river Styr caused
the Russians 20 abandon several
fortified positions % importance \
heavy artillery duel occurred boz
tween the Italians and Ausfrians
The Entente forces are reported 10
have repulsod the Hulgar.aus in q
battle on tho laitcr's frouiic Novs
IS lacking concerning th" operation
IN Nesopotamia and thc Caucasus
NustrianS Capture italian Boat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-04

-- Louis so. fa1 F.nof
.-fHfour are Improved nn 'h' NIs
...ppi Illinois ana fa-mae r.,eS
.-s he waters are re6.rt.ne Traf
81. "a been resumed or many rail-
...I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-04
RAILWAYS GIVE
ANNUAL REPORT
EXECUTIVE Committee HOPES
ron CONFINED PROSPERITY
~ 1910

Qualification and U.ur nyrr poli
,I.,l sol..,pd, "a. IA, v.lfsr, ,f the
railway. d. t,. ,,,pue of lalc are
ptsn.a.5 DAT. ,b, solid v,v In which
tl. ..iiifr,I london. t.,, haecd pres.
.,, nr.,.Ipr, .u,,r tt, ,co,bnrs Of
ia. mast President Wilson pr,.
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rg.,r,,,, N.vr.rI. az ia, sonato
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