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THE COMET.
CY U. LYL.K. KiHlor and Owner.
PUBLISHED iSVKItY THURSDAY
Sitttrtd at the Pontoffict atjahntou City, T(nn.,ai
Second Clam Natter.
That a (aw newspapers, north audi
fioutb, Lavo begun to talk of Orover
Cleveland as tbe democratic nominee
for president, is an indication that the
party ia anxious to got out of the wil
derness in which its members are now
groping. American.
Spring Humors
Como to most people anil causo many
( oubles, pimples, boils aud other
iruptions, besides loss of appetite,
that tired feeling, fits of biliousness,
indigestion and headache.
The sooner one gets rid of them the
better, and tho way to get rid of them
und to build up tho system that has
flittered from them is to take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and Pills
Forming ia combination tho Spring
Mcdicino par excellence, of unequalled
strength in purifying the blood as
shown by unequalled, radical and per
manent cures of
Scrofula Salt Rheum
Scald Head: Bolls, Pimples
All Kind of Humor Psoriasis
Blood Poisoning Rheumatism
Catarrh Dyspepsia, Etc
Accept no substitute, but bo sure to
get llood'e, and jet it today,
We like Eyetalian and French opry
all right; but Wagner is our favoright.
If we was a singer we would rather play
the part of Count Budweiier in his opry
of "Tanhoosier-Bush" that eat greens
all day long. Hardeman Free FresB,
ia Memphis Commercial-Appeal.
Ex-rreBidont drover Cleveland is at
home again, after a ten days' duck
hunt, and is in splendid health. If the
democratic party is wise and wishes to
to see a democrat in the white house
gain soon, they will nominate Orover
Cleveland at their next convention.
Qadsden Times-News.
When the soldiers escaped from John
son's Island and Libby Prison and
when Edmund Dantes escaped from the goAernment is tbe custodian of that
1'he coal man is dying with spring
fovor.
President Roosovelt will no more af
ter his present term expires.
To make the city beautiful you must
clean up your back yard also.
Again tho end of the Boor war is in
Bight, but it is the other end this time
Have you arranged for the shade
treos lor the stroot in front of your
house?
If President Roosovelt wants to find
his office-holders busy he ought to at
tend a republican convention in East
Tennessee.
When Capt. Nelson, of Backwoods
and Editor Bcaves, of Hardeman, meet
in the next senate their order will be
"the same."
The NaBhville Amorican says, "Qiv
us cheaper water." Why not leave off
the water on the side, Colonel, and
take it straight?
A proposition to issue bonds to build
a city hall will be submitted to tbe
voters before long. When the ordi
nance passes the third reading it will
be made public.
Row for the Ship Subsidy Steal.
The republican party has, ever since
1890, given pledges to the people en
gaged in the shipping business that it
would pass in their interest a ship sub
sidy bill. The millionaire ship-owners
are now demanding the redemption of
that pledge. It does not require any
long:wiuded explanation to get at the
essence of this swindle. Boiled down
the proposition is this: The govern
ment is to dig its hands down into the
people's money and baud what sticks
over to the millionaire ship-owners as a
reward for their being in the shipping
AAfl
SJUStiUUtU(D
in n
UUdllDd
Is all right, if you arc too fat;
and all wrong, if too thin already.
Fat, enough for your habit, is
healthy; a little more, or less, is
business. This is nothing more or less no great harm. Too fat, Consult
11 1 1 ti : i I . ' . . -
thin grand larceny. It is an open and
premeditated robbery of the people for
the benefit of the millionaires engaged
in a particular business. The protec
tive tariff is a form of theft also, but
being indirect, it is not so observable.
But is this ship subsidy steal the of
fense is simply unspeakable. The mo
ney that flows into the United States
treasury comes from the people. The
dungeon in the Castle If, the world got
on its paster jints and applauded. Any
one who could see Cy Lyle escape from
the office on pay day and elude tbe bill
collectors would say that tbe other fel
lers wuz field hands. Cy is a wonder.
Hardeman Free Press Commercial-
Apperl.
When President Roosevelt ordered
the attorney-general to look into the
question of the railroad merger Hanna
turned in a general alarm to the trusts
and syndicates, Morgan came to
Washington as fast as a train could
bring him and went to the white house
to see what Boosevelt meant. If there
is any proof lacking that the leading
men of the republican party in the low
er house and senate are in sympathy
with the syndicates and trusts this
should be ample. If democracy could
postpone all its family quarrels and go
to the country on these issues the re
publican party would be swept from
power. Commercial-Appeal.
money, t rye and Uanna propose that
the custodian shall turn robber, and
after it has stolen so many millions per
year that it shall aot as a "fence" and
deliver the stolen Roods over to the
people engaged in a particular business.
There is no more reason why the peo
ple's money should be given to ship
owners than to cotton planters, lawyers,
carpenters, newspaper men, actors,
merchants or preachers. It is a well you'll pay for it.
uuwu iuuii tuai wiuimoio oi mu guspei
are underpaid; and all will admit that
religion is necessary to the welfare of
the nation. It would, therefore, be
much more reasonable for the govern
ment to increase the salaries of the
preachers in order to induce them to
a doctor; too thin, persistently
thin, no matter what cause, take
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil.
There are many causes of get-
a
tine: too thin; they all come
under these two heads: over
work and under-digestion.
Stop over-work, if you canj
but, whether you can or not,
take Scott's Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil. to balance" yourself
with your work. You canit live
on it true but, by it, you
can. There's a limit, howeven
Confederate Vtt:rans' Reunion.
For the above occasion, the Southern
Raifway will sell tickets from all points
on its lines to Dallas, Texas, ami return
I at greatly reduced rates, selling April
18th, 10th and 20th, with final limit for
return possage May 2, 1903.
Extousion of limit until May 15, 190:2,
to be secured by depositing ticket with
joiut agent, Dallas, Texas, prior to
April 80, 1902, and upon paynieut of
fee of fifty cents at tho time of deposit.
For further information call on any
ticket afjrent Soutbom Railway, or write
C. A. Bensooter, A. G. P. A. Southern
Ry., Chattanooga, Tenn.'
Through the state ot Arkansaw from
east to west; through its fertile valleys,
prairies and beautiful uplands; through
Indian Territory, "The Promised
Land," you will traverse by the "Choc
taw Route" to" the United Confederate
Veteraus' Reunion, Dallas, Tex., April
23d to 23d. v22-ut
leadprters for
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o
Fancy Groceries
Bakery Products
Fancy Candies
All Kinds of Produce
Fresh Meats.
EVERYTHING IN THE GROCERY LINE.
Hart Buildinj: Public Square. Johnscm CHv TAnn.
Don't Live Together.
Constipation and health never go to
gether. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
promote easy action of the bowels with
out distress. "I have been troubled
with costiveness nine years." says J.
O. Greene, Depanw, lud. "I have
tried many remedies, but Little Early
Risers give best results. " City Drugtoro.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil is the readiest cure for
can't eat," unless it comes of
your doing no work-you can't
long be well and strong, without
remain in the ministry , than to hire! some sort of activity.
Rumor has it fhat tao M. G. It. Club
lias recently purchased a man's saddle
or its goat. It is not known whether
gentlemen are to bo admitted to the
lub or a new woman is to be initiated.
If tho aldermen wants to do Johnson
City a favor that everybody will thank
them for, let them pass an ordinance to
number the lots in the city. To tell
whcrc,a person lives now is like giving
the boundary of the state.
If the city does not take some steps
to number the business and residence
property we fear that we shall lose our
religion trying to describe the property
occupied- -by Mr. So-and:So. This
would be reason enough for tho change
if there were no others. -;
Democracy has done its euty by the
Chicago and Kansas City platforms.
When a gu0st at dinner deolines olives,
'with thanks, the first time they are of
offored, and later we offer them a sec
ond time and he says, "to h 1 with
the olives, " we dotaot offor them again
Tho, Nashville Amorican is opposed
to the city ownership of the water
works, but is in favor of the city build
ing a conduit system, claiming that it
could be rented easily for enough to
pay interest on bonds, keep the condu
its in repair and create a sinking fund
to wipe out the bonds. If public own
ership of one is good, why not both?
The Oibson-waisted girl ought to go
way back and change her shirt. Com
mereial-Appeal.
The republicans now propose to per
form 12 per cent, of their "plain duty"
toward Cuba. Heimitar.
GroverClevoland appears to be about
the only oue who has kept at his knit
ting. Chicago News.
This country stauds next to Great
Britain in number of vessels built iu
1901, and that without a dollar of sub
sidy. Scimitar.
Geu. Methueu, the pet of the London
drawing-rooms, is a prisoner iu the
hands of Geu. Delarey. We have fear
ed from the first that some rapacious
floer would steal him. Scimitar.
Uncle G rover had a duck hunt on
hand iu South Carolina, aud so could
not meet Fnuce Henry at Washington,
lie wouldn't have felt at home among
t e selliug platers platers with whom
1 msevolt surrounded the prince.
Commercial-Appeal.
Next House Democratic.
Washington, Maroh 10. If the dem
ocrats do not dominate the next house
of representatives the fault will lie en
tirely within the household. At a time
when the country is ripe and overripe
for a change in the popular branch of
congress, when the more astute politi
cians on the outside are watching with
intense interest the game being played
on the political checkerboard in the
halls of legislation, the republicans are
daily making capital for the good of de
mocracy, and some democrats, promi
nent, if not recognized leaders, seem
ready to hand it back to them. It re
quires only casual notice of the daily
proceedings to confirm this statement.
It is a disappointing and shameful fact
that some gentlemen sent here by deni
cratio constituencies actually stand in
their plaoes and advocate republican
political legislation, and, being ques
tioned by their colleagues, admit on
the floor of the house that they are re
cipients of strong departmental favors.
For instance, last Monday, when speak
ing against the bill to take rural deltv
ery carriers out of politics and put that
service under the contract system, Hon.
Clande Swanson, late candidate foe the
democratic nomination for governor of
Virginia, stated that he had secured
the appointment of thirty or forty car
riers in his district, and that his private
secretary has been appointed a member
of the examining board in the depart
ment here. The facts appear in the
debate, and are legitimate for comment.
Mr. Swanson is the rankling democrat
on the postoffice committee. His atti
tude is of his own making, and if it
hurt him only would be of no conse
quence. Bnt it is one of several eases
that are hurting democracy by weaken
ing its power and compromising its ad
vantages. It is lamentable that when
there are vulnerable republican points
to attack, democrats can be found
standing for their defense, and this is
the pith pf much of the party trouble.
When the scroll is unrolled and the re
cord made plain the people wjll be
amazed, and yet democratic newspapers
will be found ready to apologize for
and explain it all away tai this to ad
ded party detriment. Control of the
next house of representatives is of nt
most consideration. The republicans
are nervous and uncertain about much
that they are doing, bnt when they
find ready defenders in the minority
party they are strengthenen and made
bolder, while democracy loses what
might have become a gain. "
DEMOCRAT IN WHITH BOVHE.
The republican leaders know that if
they lose the house next fall, the
chances of a democrat in the white
house will be enhauced, in faot almost
a certainty. Even the Washington
Star, the most uncompromising organ
of the administration, admits the Qui
look to be favorable to democracy, and
says a "demooratio house would no
doubtedly be felt in 1904, if it did not
turn the scale that year. Now is the
time for democratic unity and wisdom.
It is also a time for set purpose toward
the most spirited congressional cam
paigu the country has seen for years.
It is none too early to call the people to
close study of the importance of the
outcome of that contest. Who the
leaders will be is not now to be stated.
Hon. James D. Richardson having an
nounced that he will not be a candidate
for re-election as chairman of the con
gressional campaign committee, several
suggestions are at the front, but it is a
little early for action. Whoever may
be selected, it is certain that Senator
Gorman will be a valuable aid and ad
viser, aud this fact adds to the demo
cratic hope. Jo J. Iviks.
men already rich to be the owners of
ships. It is said, however, that the
agents of the shipping interest who in
polite language are also called con
gressmen, will endeavor to whip the
steal through. If the president is an
honest man he will veto the bill, but
we mut say we think the chances of its
being vetoed are exceedingly small.
Commercial-Appeal.
The crenulae has
this picture on It,
take no other.
If you have not
tried it, send Tor-Jll
free sample, us a- m
tvroeab a taste will
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Chemists.
409 Pearl Street,
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, ana REPAIRING
Promptly and Accurately Done.
Workmanship
Guaranteed....
We nmmil'actuiv and supply, in quantities to suit,
all kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber,
and carry in stock a full lino of
Framing, Siding, Fifing, eiling, Pickets, Mouldings, Shingles,
jf3a.LVr LA.THS.
Mills Ut (illl lu l 's, TlMU.
Yard-Cur. Unll'ulo anil Cherry Sts.
Johnson City, Tenn.
J. M. BLAIR, Prop'r.
F. I P.AXTEK All EXT.
.1. I). COX, rresidciit.
TATE L. EARNEST, Cashier.
THONE NO. 120.
C. E. Milhorn.
S. C. WILLIAMS, Vice-President.
The Unaka National Bank
THE
Mot Much of a donation. ,
Mr. Frye, in his speech in the senate
on Monday, said his ship subsidy hill
"did not present a very serions propo
sition to tne senate, wnicn would au
thorize in fire minute the construction
of a battleship costing 85.000,000. and
pass a river and harbor bill carrying
GO,000,000 in a few hours or days."
Just sol If, after "figuring," plan
ning and cogitating two years on a bill
to improve rivers and harbors, congress
passes it in a few days or hours, surely
tne same congreas would not be so
mean as to refuse a gift of $0,000,000
yearly to the benevolent gentlemen
who sail American ships! If we appro
priate $00,000,000 to the creation of
great national works of necessity and
convenience, we ought not withhold
the mere pittance of $9,000,000 a year
to a combination of fine and promising
patriots, who propose to carry our ex
ports and imports and mails "at the
Usual rates" for such service! If we
build a navy for national defense, we
will, of course, build a merchant ma
rine for the enrichment of Mr. Oris
com's company and the other aquatic
pets of Mr. Frye, Mr. Elkins, Mr. Han
na and the rest of that company bf phi
lanthropists.
This is precisely what the senator's
argument comes to. He has not made
a pretense of showing that our foreign
trade will be carried for one penny less
per ton, under his subsidy regime, than
it is now. He has shown no benefits
whatever to come to the export and im
port merchants, or to the body of Amer
oan consumers. All the fish in that
net are to be fried for the delectation
Of companies similar to the one headed
by the modest Mr. Griscom, who has
been a most persistent lobbyist for the
ship subsidy grab.
The country will want a better reason
than you have given, Mr. Frye, for
your plea that a gross sum ef $200,000,
000 shall be taken from the treasury and
betowed on a ring or combine of ship
ping corporations. , That is what your
Dili means, wnen stripped of some
plausible pretenses, and you can make
nothing else out of it. Chattanooga
Times.' ' VV
LIU Guards.
The Life Quards are two regiments
of cavalry forming part of the British
household troops. . They are gallant
soldiers, and every loyal British heart
is proud of them. Not only the King's
household, but yours, ours, everybody's
should have its life guards. The need
of them is especially great when the
greatest foes of life, diseases, find allies
in the very elements, as colds, influen
za, catarrh, the grip and pneumonia do
in the stormy month, of March. The
best way we know of to guard against
these diseases is to strengthen the sys
tern with Hood's Sarsaparilla the
greatest of all life guards. It removes
the conditions in which these diseases
make their most successful attack, gives
vigor ana tone to an tbe vital organs
and functions, and imparts, a genial
warmtu to tne blood, liomemoer the
weaker the system the greater the ex
posure to disease. Hood's Sarspari 11a
makes tbe system strong.
50c. and $1.00; all druggists
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
The Unaka National Bank,
' . AT
Job u sou City, in the Htate of Tennes
see, at the close of business
: Semi-Weekly Journal
OF JOZEOsTSOItT CITY, - TEHSTHST.
Des gnat - City and State Depository.
ccounts of Firms, Corporations and Individuals solicited ou tho most liberal
terms. Interest puid on Time Certificates.
Feb.
25, lt02.
HKSOUHCKS.
Loans and discounts f lTlSOO.iS
Overdrafts, secured untl unsecured i UK
U. S. Honds to Krure circulation 12 Mt
Prcuiiu'iis on U. 8. bonds . . . . -T,ru
Haukihir house, furniture and fixtures 1(1,000
Duo from National Hanks (not reserve
Kent .... ii.w.s
Due from Dnroved reserve twents 18.9a2.o?
Checks and other cash items 1,(W?.B8
Fractional uaDer currency. Nickels und
Cents . 50.69
Lawful money reserve In Hank vix:
soeeie auu
Lriml-tender notes ... . .5.741 6.041.00
Redemption with U S. treasurer (& per
cent of circulation o.uv
Total 1 j:,2a9.48
MAB1L1T1K8
Capital stock paid In . fM.OOO.OO
Surplus fund 2.5J0.I
Undivided profits, less expenses and -
taxes paid t mnd oi
National bank notes outstanding . . . 12.5UO.00
Individual deposits subject to check 1 19.800.3S
Demand certilicates of deposit 46.UHI.H0
Notes and bills rediscounted 5,291.95
Total
...239,259.49
State of Tennessee. -" I . .. -
County of Washington ( ss'
i. Tate L. Kariiest. uashier or toe aiiove-
named bank, (to solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
ananeiKr, , tats u, earnest, uasmer,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Ttb
day of March. Iv9i. J no. H. Bowman,
Notary Public,
correct Attest;
S. C Williams,!
J Directors. -
I. D. Cox,
M S. Klska,
People who are always behind time
should be fed on tomato ketchup.
Tiitf s Pills
Miners Are Healthy No Small-Pox Now.
"This has been one of the most
healthful years ever experienced around
tne coal mining districts of this state,
The small-pox epidemics that usually
prevail nave not been present about the
camps tins year, said (Jeorge Cox, of
Coal Creek, who arrived in Knoxville
Friday afternoon. "This can be ac
counted for by the state board of health
enforcing such rigid restrictions," said
ne, '. ana it is a triumph of sanitary
work, mucu better accomplished than
one would think. -1 have seen great
panics arise from tnat malady in min
ing districts and even thousands of
men rendered temporarily idle, to
check tho progress of that dreaded con
tagion. I am glad to note that the
mining centers nave inis year maae
tneir escape, so far. and as tne warm
days of spring come there are no fears Johnson City
f .1 rT'i . i i t . .1 J'
ui iuat uineusu. J.uo euuu uoaru oi
health has guarded asrainst the disease
so closely that I believe it has been
completely stamped out, never to return
unless it is imported to this state from
some other section. The scientific me
thods of the officials who guard the
pubho health are worthy of commends
tion, as this is the first time in years
that it can be said that the disease has
failed to menace the mineral develop
ing class of our population. If all the
states will look into the subject as has
been done by the Tennessee officials
that dreaded disease wonld soon be for
eign to the immediate vicinity."
nnoxTUie sentinel, , , , ;
"This is a deserved compliment to the
intelligence of ; the State Board of
Health, of which our townsman, Dr.
W. J. Miller, is vice-president. Dr
Miller takes an active interest in the
work of the board and is ontitled to his
share of the credit for the present state
of affairs in the state. .
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The ConEET,
Johnson City, Tenn,
Sale of Real Estate.
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ED. Q, WILSON, Propriety r.
Z-.-I-ZLXuI-ZIZT STP.EET-NEAE SQTJJLIE
A healthy
tiie best ot
under all cin. instances. Alley can be r. nted
am ( veiling to accommodate special
: i ties inducting ladies.
miuscm nt i verything first-cbss and
order will be maintained at a'l times and
for
Dn. S. L. Ijowaud, President.,
J. M. Ruck. Vice-Presidti.t.
Sam. T. Mn.LAim, Cashier.
Leonora L. IIowakp, Ass't Cashier.
Tlie Sank of Johnson City,
Designated State and Ciiy Depository.
A PI TA ,.... ;' $1,0,000.00.
Individuals, Firms, Corporations and Ranks are solicited to cany accounts
with us. Collections mado-term liberal.
This bank is authorized to actus gnnrdinn for minors and executor or adminis
trator, and to guarantee t he pay incut of bonds, mortnpres and titles to real estate.
- DIRECTORS:
C."N. RitowN.
J. M. Ruck.
J. S. Rykd.
O, C. TaVlok.
(3 ho. W., Hardin.
Isaac IIarr.
Geo. W. Sittom.
L. C. noss.
Dr. S. L. Howard
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0-VYr-..,
Mayor aud Aldermen, etc.
Marsh et al.
vs. C. W,
mmwmmk
KtitViWBr7 .1 t! !: ll"" S"
CURTIS BROS.,
tractors and Builders.
Johnson City, Tenn.
In the Chancery Court at Johnson City,
V JF Tennessee.
Persuant to the decree of sale cnterod
in the above styled cause, on the 0th
day oi June, mn, I will, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1902,
during legal hours, in front of the chan
cery conrt house door in Johnson City,
Teun., sell the following described
parcels of land, to-wit : "
Lot 21, block 7, of the Carnegie Laud
aud Improvement Co.'s addition to
i'ttfM rati
M4m
i
1. a. J l;.
Plans and
! kinds of
! f.lllv
Estimates for all
buildings cheer
furnished on
application.
Lots 29, :
addition. .
, 81 aiid 82, block 04, same
Lois 1, 2, 3 aud 4, block 8, same ad
dition.
Lots 13, 14, 15 aud 1C, block 21, same
addition.
Lots 5 and 0, block 63, same addition.
Lots 7 and 8, block 17, eame addition.
Lot 3, block 1G, same addition.
Lot 28, block 20, same addition
Lois 21 and 23, block 55, same addition
Lot 11, block 3. on Claiborn street.
East Tennessee Land and Improvement
Co s addition.
Lot 30, block 2, on 2d avenue, iu the
Wilder audition to Johnson City.
Lots 3 and 4, block 44, Carnegie ad-
tiou to Johnson City.
BY GEORGE EDWARD GRAHAM.
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aocount of tho battla bjr Roar-Admiral lekl.r. '
"Th rct of th gtr of th naoTsmont
and operation! of th Flying; Squadron aa th
ui..4u. .v.. iuvui iu ion dook ar correct."
-W. S. SCHLEY.
An Inter.itlng narraMro of fati. Explain, tho to.
called "R.trograd Mororo.nt;" tho "Loo" tho "Coaling
Problom," and .ettlo. oonoluilroly otwt advari. rnliaa
ol tho Court of Inqvlrr.
While other great men are scrambling
for a chance to bask in the light of roy
alty, Old Orover sits snug at home, oil
inrr hia. ann nnl nvArlnnk-irtrr him fialiino
I a - I " " -"o o
uyspepsia, lOnStlOatlOf.. NCk Uckle.-Memphis Heimitar
at - I
ncaoacne. liiuousness
This popular remedy never falls to
effectiuuly cure
And ALL DISEASES arising- from a
Torpid Liver and Bad Diqestion
The natural result ia rood appetite
and solid flesh. Dose small; elegant
ly sugar coated and easy to swallow.
ItfKC IXO duostitute.
An adjourned meeting of the Yonng
Men's Athtethio Club will bo held at
Cargille's Art Gallery next Monday
night at 7 o'clock. AU members are
nrged to be present and assist in the
Organization.
Lot 13, block 16, Carnegie addition,
and lots 4 aud 5, block 12, on Hamilton
street, Johnson City Land and Improve
ment Go's addition to Johnson City.
TERMS OP SAUt.
Said sale will be made upon a credit
of six months, and in bar of the equity
of redemption. The purchaser will be
required to give his note with solvent
personal security and a lien will be re
tained as fnrther security.
This February 26, 1902.
E. A. Hhitlet, C. & M.
920 Ry 8. E. Miller, 1). C. & M.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, whin flovemw
I New Vork, i.id:-"Mr. arah.a'i ttcrr ll
tho hat accoonl 1 have beard or read of tho
aaval ilfhllai durlof (ho war. It needed oit
a Bach coarate to fo about taking abolo.'
irapha aa II did to work th tuna."
THE NEW YOBK HERALD u.. M.
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