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IL IL not necessary 70 go awNY out
t0e c1n bus ; small lot close IN.
street Improved. sewer. water. AaH
all n and paid fer Tor tslb. on ~
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from s1aa 10 t1s of fs1 as you ike
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YOU paid for r. net oniy that. bat
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say any Nhere from SEQ 10 tss. Tho
sou could % ~ raytnE s. 20 $40
cash balance 81 per meath. don 4
delay any longer.
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VIII dHkDE OF pleaf your iat u
short notice. call Mr Rose. Ind
curlos
VISIT We olde earnestly ahop. foot
Madison street. Indian relics. ses
shelin ste.
Dramatic School
EXAM Dramatic and operatlo Bohu6E
pifeetion Of korthwestern Theatrical
Ryndieste q. Fsl term eommgncea
ssntsnh.r -. Diploma AWARDED sp.
ne, dsnclas, beseripJive yeatsiesss
eipai JOIN dortt,h n,sns sen f.5is..
phone Hue pes
prsssmaking
PINE Suits 81 aud 10 good ~
guaranteed o. money refunded. oSn
Marion
FOLDING Beds
NORRIS roLi1fNo hEns cali a.
factory. utA Pike tables made 70
Junk
~ you sant correct WEIGHTS and
Vreept returns deal with Ins chicago
Millinery
Mis-. A. A. HANSON anfinH mllluz
ely al the lowest prices. Cor -Four IA
and rine
Mechanical Enalnesrs
n. L. AZ ALLAsrEn-tos.s Pioneer
oeulls,s ara Auris,.
pH A. MAcitINNoH-s ~ 80
DIR. FONDA SADEAu-si Burks BID
pR KIBRE- Bailey buildins.
Printing and Binding
ACNE. The Printer -.li sptlnE 81.
commercial printinE q al kinda
Physician and Surgeon
y coNnoHY. 81 -.
fNienna Physician
ThirtYzfiVe years practical experiences.
HHH ruefeHHfuilN treated aud guar
sgtees epres ~ stomach Trouhlel
tthrumntlsn eataFFh. Asthma. Ell
chronic disease ~ man or woman.
Nkin. Liver Complaint, pyHpepsla.
Swollen and aiiff Joints. Contracted
eus Disease satfsfaeiion Euafan-
tecd Call 81 write ie spring ~
cor fifsi aye Seattle. Wash Tel,
phone ,snss - ton tdisss h. r. 20
sunday, 70 @ & m
pR. ". n iNGE pALroN Lumber
sxchanEs Skin and Evnito-urtnary
diseases. iet
on ARTHUR JonpAS. Oriental hik.,
opposite Butter uenito+ 4 fIuary and
Hkin Diseases.
DIR ANNIE nussfst. a iIlnhiey Hk
Rubber Stamps
~ ahEN s1AMfs made l4ls Arcade
say
sewing Machines
sawlns a4aehlas repair
ink 1915 FIRST
os,sepsthy
Va kBIitNslU. AIlllMAnX oF
OkTEOrATtl. aiut ntcoud avenue.
phone James tsft both men aad tady
esssoraiha, examination free.
INSTITUTE or oe
aAfs pepasit buiiainE ~ Firsi
n Patent Attornsy
y. ~ adams IaaftlnE Celnaa BIDS
rHfSks dsfisrrrd q ceata. J daFs |
storage free. piano snd furniture /
movtuI. ssfitnatsn siyens Lniea /
beth phones Main -
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n 90B-lS acres on lake Washington.
All cleared. 10 fruit trees IN brsriug.
g-r0oru house and fine well water.
n 1910 acrcn near Kirkland. 10 acres
cleared house. barn and outbuild-
inrs bearing orchard. some fine ce-
dar timber on the uneleared land.
afETTENGREN a ARNELL.
"a ItaxweIl Block
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Danoino School. Prof. Wilson's,
Raniso hall. Pike street ana Firth
avenue.
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TO INVESTORS.
The washington Real Eaafe 4 nuild-
fs4g Co. Inc. ~ a new firm. launched
fhIe month Ia Seattle They aim 70
do Just what their name implies. bay
and sell real estate and build houses
on the iusfaIlmeut plan for the sub
seFiberw AZ their stock
They Rllaranfee per cent on all the
stock sold. which with the Increase
~ the price 81 their stock. makes
your Investment second 70 none.
Thev viii start % build three houses
on the property Of the company this
week. ard before thirty days they
haps % have twelve o. fifteen houses
por further Information. cali or write
10 DANIEL IS. MCCAIN. See,
Rooms I. 5 and Times bldg. Seattle.
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WIZ dnKDE OF eleaf g6df iol n
short notice. call Mt Rose. Ina
Arao
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RAINIER nrAru

TffE PLACE 70 LIVE
EASY TO REACH EASY Tp nUY.
b; ss.sia..s ss.'s ss. @ sssFs = q
lnrten, Iarxs lots. ssxiii Win ai,sS
are s~Elins fast At 81 b. ara flso
srsss sSs ID ~ ss.n sss in snss -
property on MARIE. Tor hsl.as ara - -
ssstmsnt. seh9sls. churches stores
s,ns sasaes , sol cleared I'D Graded
boatins bsthlnF. fishfng hlxh snJ
healthfui. pssn;Y wood and city "a.
ter AZ sc ssenth. lumber on trrms 5r
at Rainier Beach. OF G K ssart.-
vant. owner. SIC Boston block
SPECIAL. GOOD BUYS ~ REAI.
ESTATE
Splendid buy in e-roon cottage. nsW.
modern and first class. good fguntfa-
tiea. double floor. finely finished
tv0 lots. sHxfe each, on hest part
e Green. LAKE. splendid location.
100. with 'srsmgA p
F'ins bay 10 partly finished s-Fgom
house right on car line. good view,
large lot very reasonable. III
Nith terms THIS Il q beauty.
Fiye-room modern soisaEs, With fine
Madison. with terms. q. go
New t-rcom cottage. I blkzs Madison
car lire. on ztth ave price fFa
Beet corner IN city. fssxie0 right IN
t-est business center. buildings now
on lot bring 2 per cent ON invest
STEW ART. STEWART q co.
Recon- 50 rniou block.
1l8 First ave.
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AUCTION BALE u o. rooms 81 FAR
niiute- &. q nlekNft0n \ "a Nfll
soil on Friday The tth ~ Match al
10 p sharp. ~ the fleasahf0n hotel
~ reAf 81 Pine street and f4fss AQs.
rue. the contents - = f.orss. con.
ntstiHE II iAed sets. springs mat
tfrnaes. bedding tahiss. rHaifn heat
iaN stoves. cook stoves, CAftlsIn III
fact ever thing belonging 10 4 WE'LL
furnished fuumlna house. - O..
AatkeFtBH. aHrttnueHF
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CT Esisy 81 ne sfssfssf 6SfFsln n
the city
&fnde fruit and berries, u blocks
from car. city water. new. Ute per-
feef. hest garden land IN the state.
Terms Call ~ 1904 Let ave. n. q, or
McAIsirter. Tahoe sta ~-
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Farm Land.-cnntInusd

81 Toe % acres clane 10 a.. a Navy
Yard s acres cleared. house harn,
chicken house aud other eutbuiid
=, lnhH coed orchard ana tine ere, X.
Sound near seattle 3 acres gruhhtdi
between 30 and 800 fruit trees lu
hcHfine, All good land aud gentle
slope ga the haY County ruad passes
the premises
a1.nfrENOREH 4 AHRntL
Is NuNWfli block.
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printing trade Must ho bright.
quick ard advanced r. hia studies,
Apply IN person to Foreman CONF
posing Room Seattle Star. az -
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Curlos
VISIT We olde earnestly ahop. foot
Madison street, Indian relies. ses
shells. eto
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JULiUa HTNUHN 4 Co.
IN. sia iiailrY bldg

INfttN SINGER a CO,
M si2 hailcY bldg.
LoT alxiM two hiku from school aud
church. tiat
LOTS dveriooking Lake Union. eoNiW
builder on Investor Would exchange
for Improved property
LOTS . Nxlgo each. on Queen Anne
TIN sac. terms
Lor. toSiao. aiat and spruce. fine
view OF lake. 500. worth 500.
COTTAGE -Four rooms lot baxlo0
tioo. tto cash. balance monthly
COTTAGE rhrfr rooms. lot 6ox loo.
tSNi $40 cash. balance monthly. iH
colonies bees. near boulevard.
COTTAGE Rive rooms. lot saxiso. fine
view Lake Washington, a. -, once
third cash. balance at Z per cent,
COTTAGE -Four rooms. 81. 600. 500
sanh. halang. ~ per month. y
Union near Madison
COTTAGE seven ronma. lot axisa.
18th ave. near Madison u.ieo. terms,
JULIUS SINGER s co.
I'll ~ BAILEY bids.
-. ~ ~ = tfst = -.
REAL ESTATE INVEST MtNfH
81 a@ Invested N the purchase ~ two
modern residences. nicely located.
Yields an income ~ 81 per cent on
the money. Tho price u 81 90 lssa
than it, value.
LOOK At THIS.
IL you wish u home and a nice one
with seven rooms and can pay 10
cash down and s 20 on easy pay
mcuts az per cent. 4 have what
You want elesanI location
JUST THE lot 10 BUILD on
90 cash and sc iu monthly payments
at per cent buys an elegant lot
overlooking Lake Washington. close
to car line
a n PALMER
L....LLL I L--.HL-L .-n-E
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pretty weather and the old saying by
"Making hay while the sun shines"
last week.
Several cases of flux are reported in
this district. Rev. A. J. Vines, is re-
ported as being no better.
Miss Mamie Fine was on the sick
list last week, but is now convalescing.
The little girlwho confidently spelled
cat aud pronounced it "dog" made
no greater mistaken photography than
the republicans who spell bankruptcy
and pronounce 1t prosperity.
Sunday schools in this district are
all progressing nicely both in mem
bers and interest.
Some of our farmers are threshing
wheat, which is good both in quality
and quantity.
Since my last we have had some fine
rains, which were very much needed as
growing vegetation was beginning to
show the effects of the dry, hot weather
of week ago.
Elmer Dulaney seems to have an
lawful" attraction over near the noun
tain. That's right, Elmer, always try
to be where your treasures are.
AS the August election is very near
at hand let all the democrats get q
hump on themselves and work for the
party nominees. Keep awake, look
ahead and keep ahead, until the polls
close on the first Thursday in August
and the victory will be ours.
All democrats and majority Of the
good republicans here are we'll pleased
with the selection of Hon. e. X. Bach
man by the Greeneville convention, as
the democratic candidate for attorney
general. Mr.. Bachman is we'll quail
fiedfor the attorney generalship, as has
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been shown by him since he was ap-
pointed by Governor Frazier. He will
certainly warm the wax in Dana's ears
and when the votes are counted on
August 4th we hope the returns will
read in this way; Hon. E. X. Bach
man, democrat, elected attorney-gen-
eral instead of Hon. Dana Harmon,
republican, the man with the Severed
arm," and this will be verified if the
voters in the First Judicial Circuit will
remain sane.
On Sunday morning, July nth,
death visited our district and claimed
for its victim the 11-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burleson. His
death was due to Aux. He was laid to
rest on the following day in the family
cemetery. The bereaved family have
the sympathy of all.
Rev. John Cross filled his regular
appointment at Speedwell the fourth
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Walters were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Miller
last Sunday.
Lost. Somewhere between 1900 and
1904, the republican party. When last
seen was IN Africa hunting for issues
with which to make platform. The
finder will please report to ''reddy'
aud Booker L.
Miss Daisy Thornburg had as hel
guests last Sunday Misses Carrie an6
Edith Dulaney, Maude Watson anC
your scribe. Some excellent music
was rendered by Miss Thornburg, af
ter which all retired to the dining room
and partook of most excellent dinner
1t was day long to be remembered
one In which all thought it "good Il
be there"
The next president of the Unite'
States resides at Esopus and he is
J Democrat and that's no fable.
Misses Anna and Myrtle Scott wer
visiting the farmers sister, Mrs. Harl
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JOHNSON CITY TENNESSEE. THURSDAY AUGUST

man, of near Sulphur springs, last
Sunday.
s. @. Watson, spent Sunday with his
aunt, Mrs. Eva Scott.
There is quite a lot of talk just now
in regard to a singing school at Eden.
Something like this is greatly needed
there and we hope that same will meet
with success.
Some of our people have been "tak-
ing in" the mountains the past two
weeks in search of huckleberries. All
report the crop immensely large,
plenty Of snakes, and "chiggers, to
make fellow scratch.
Our jolly old friend, John s. Mead,
says he does not intend to. go to the
mountains another time this year and
take as many "wimmen" as he did last
week without having another man to
help him look after them. We would
be just like you, Uncle John, for wo
men are too much trouble anyway, and
you know they never say "thank you
only with striped stick Of candy.
G. w. Fine lost fine brood SOW one
day last week by choking on an apple.
Democrats, vote for "Uncle Henry
and "Jovial GUS" for trustee and
sheriff next Thursday, and don't forget
to put one in for Hon. +. X. Bachman
for attorney general.
CRACKERJACK.
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University Of Tennessee, Knoxville.

Literary and scientific; civil, me-
chanical and electrical engineering; ag-
riculture and horticulture with winter
short courses. Great summer school
for teachers. Department of Ednca-
tion with five special schools. Do
partment of law. Co-educational, wo-
mans building. Extensive, we'll equip
ped laboratories and shops; two beal-
tiful, weil-stocked farms; green houses
and dairy! 17j scholarships, with free
tuition in Academic Department for
Tennessee students. Expenses very
moderate. Season opens Sept 5, 1904.
Address the REdIsTRAR
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Go Now to the Worlds Fair.

Very low rates are now in effect from
Chattanooga to the Worlds Fair, st,
Louis, via Nashville, Chattanooga and
ST. Louis Railway as follows: $11.45
Coach rate, limited 10 days. Tickets
on sale every Tuesday in July. $l6.75
fifteen day rate, tickets on sale daily.
Sixty day rate, tickets on sale daily.
81. "a season rate, tickets ON sale daily.
All through trains from Atlanta. Chat
tanooga and Nashville carry st. Louis
sleepers. No change of cars neces-
sary. Call on agents N. @. & st. l..
Railway for tickets and for Worlds
Fair Room book or other literature
write to W. l.. DANLEY
Gen. Pass. Agt,
Nashville, Tenn.
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County Correspondence
CAREERS

AS we see no one corresponding for
THE COMET from this part of the moral
vineyard, perhaps few items may not
be amiss to your many readers.
Farmers are about up with their har-
vesting and "layipg by" their corn
crop, and are now ready for turning
the soil for wheat, only waiting for the
ground to get in proper condition.
Mrs. John Crosswhite and little son,
of Kansas City, Mo-, are expected to
arrive here in u few days on months
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
E. Wilson. Mr.. Crosswhite will arrive
some two weeks later.
Politics are beginning to be the talk
of the day, and from present indica-
tions the political lines are going to be
more tightly drawn than has been Gus
tomary in county elections for several
years. The republicans having a de-
cided majority in the county it is ad-
mitted by the present encumbents' best
friends that they will have to get a
mighty hustle ON if they succeed in be-
ing reelected the personal popu-
larity of both the trustee and sheriff
will be very potent element in their
behalf, and with unremittent and un-
firing labor until the close OF the polls,
we may pass them under the wire. The
result either way is bound to be close.
The health of this community was
never better, and if our prominent and
popular physician did not have several
other business enterprises On hand that
amply supplies the demands Of the in
ner man, he would perhaps be COM
PEELED to go to bed hungry on many oc-
casiOns.
We have recently had free delivery
OF the mail established here with this
starting point Also postoffice
money order Office, both of which is q
great blessing to the route it covers.
Blackberries our only sure crop has
about played out. 1t is needless to
say more of them were canned and
made into jam and jelly than common,
for the reason apples, peaches and all
other fruits are almost complete fail.
ure in this section.
johnson City is certainly enjoying 9
period of reformation, as we have moi
heard of killing or attempted killing
or attempted killing for quite awhile.
The wheat crops here are better thar
for many years. If there were not SC
many horrible democrats scattered
among us the good Lod would prob
ably have smiled upon us two fold bet
ter.
Being republican, we cannot write
little items that democratic lapel
would likely publish, SO will close
promising that if this escapes the waste
basket, that after the election we viii
after the election keep the readers o
THE COMET posted in the transpirinl
of things in this thriving little villag'
and surrounding section. UNo.
July ~, 1904.
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Condensed News

The Gautemalan ants introduced in
to Texas are said to be destroying the
boil weevil and other pests with celeri-
ty
Judge Parker has drawn the line on
photographers and will allow no more
promiscuous photographing around his
residence.
The report that Senator Daniel, of
Virginia, is i'll in st. Louis is denied.
Mr.. Daniel is at his home in Lynch
burg and is in good health.
The Panama Government has grant
ed the United Fruit Co. a concession
to establish system of wireless teleg-
rapby betweed Bocas del Toro and
Colon, and between Colon and Pana-
ma. 1t is said the British government
is preparing bill making wireless te.
legraphy throughout the United King
dom a government monopoly under
the postoffice department.
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sSSSSSSSeSSSS
Soldiers Home Notes
MAJOR Il. d. HAYNES.

We are all doing very we'll, having
three square meals day and the polit-
ical horizon looks very serene to the
old vets as they take their afternoon
recreation in the shady park. The
average veteran finds more enjoyment
making the rounds of the park, black
berry field and backwoods, than in
anything else. Again he is cultivating
Chesterfield and Buckingham manners
thereby raising the standard Of our
reservation courtesy when they see
lady or strangers on the ground.
On July 1st, the beginning of the
fiscal year, some changes were made,
and more will follow higher up in the
near future for elements are crystaliz-
ing which are destined to jolt us lit
tie with Goth century Interpretation
of the rules and regulations governing
this branch.
Last week we had quite an interest
Ing performance in the bean patch be-
tween two old vets. One claimed he
could walk farther on his eyebrows
than the other could plow with his
nose. So they plowed and walked
until the ground was torn up without
coming to any decision. So the gov
ernor was called in next morning as
referee to decide the contest, which
was they had the privilege to stay in
camp for twenty days. Boys, you
must not fight.
Our genial postmaster, Sandy, made
very great acquisition to his postof-
fee menagerie by the purchase Of
Doves monkey. He had a sprucy
feathered rooster to crow, o mountain
whip-poor-will to sing, and Pete to
gather in the shekels. SO comrades
when you go for your mail be provided
with pennies, and don't try to palm off
buttons on Pete. But for the life of us
we cannot see wherefore or for what
purpose Sandy is gathering the sheck-
els. Is it for q contribution box for
some benevolent institution Or for the
democratic campaign funds? We asked
DIR. Leib but he would not tell us.
The work in all branches is progress.
ing beyond expectations-chnrch and
guard being rushed to its utmost un'
der the management Of our genia
governor. The busiest man in the
home is James bradley, chief engi
neer. He is on the. go from early
morning until late at night. Truly h'
is man TO attend TO his business.
We see the CARRIER Ignorant is sling
ing his polly-wog slush at us again
We think we had better take is advic,
or else our little bunch of flesh, bloot
and bones might be layed by for SOM
future usefulness. We will also advis,
Major Haynes to keep away from th'
mountain part of the Fourth district
as he might get slipped upon the two
dollar racket Of two years ago.
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Safeguard the children.

notwithstanding all that is done by
boards of health and charitably inclin-
ed persons, the death rate among chill
dren the death rate is very high during
the hot weather of the summer in the
large cities. There is not probably one
case of bowel complaint in a hundred
however, that could not be cured By
the timely use of Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For
sale by H. 9. Miller, druggist.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-08-11

Marshall ?. Wilder tells the story OF
a wife who told her husband that the
cat had eaten the PIE that she had
baked 5or him.
"Never mind, my dear" replied the
husband. IT will get you another cat "
New York Times.
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II. Q. Miller

asks the readeas of this paper who are
suffering with indigestion or dyspepsia
to call on them at once and get bot
tie of Kodci Dyspepsia Cure. II you
knew the value of this remedy as we
know it, you would not suffer another
day Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a thor
ough digestant and tissue. building ton
ic as we'll 1t is endorsed personally
by hundreds of people whom it has eur
ed of indigestion, dyspepsia, palpita-
tion of the heart aud stomach troubles
generally. Kodol dyspepsia Cure d.
gests what you eat 1t is pleasant, pal
atable and strengthening.
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Baseball Players and Foot Racers!

Louis J. Kruger, ex-champion long
distance foot racer of Hermany and
Holland, writes, Oct 81, 1901; "Dur-
ing my training of right weeks foot ra-
ces at Salt Lake City, in April last,
used Ballard's Snow Liniment to my
greatest satisfaction. Therefore, /
highly recommend Snow Liniment to
all who are troubled with sprains, OF
bruises or rheumatism. 25c so 81, al
H. G. Miller's drug store.
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The Dolfin, Russia's best submarine
boat, was sunk in the Neva by crew
Of inexperienced men, and an officer
and twenty sailors we're drowned.
Indigestion.

With its companions, heart burn,
flatulence, torpidity of the liver, con
stipation, palpitation of the heart poor
blood, headache and other nervous
symptoms, sallow skin, foul tongue,
offeneivs breath and legion of other
ailments, is at once the most wide
spread and destructive malody among
the American people. The Herbine
treatment will cure all these troubies.
Joe bottle, at H. G. Mitlers drug
store
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Sr.cial Notice to the Public.

On and after July /, cars will stop
for passengers on Main Street at the
following points: Railroad Crossing,
Spring Street, opposite Gump Bros.
Clothing Store, Postofice and Roam
Street Cars will stop at any point on
th" line to let passengers off. This rule
~ aecrssarg in order to & i've the public
fifteen minute schedule.
JoxN 3oN CRY TRACTION Co
BY Il. Fl, KIRKPATRIcE,
Gen. Mgr.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-08-11

"Your friend looked at the lines in
my palm the other evening"" said Miss
Elderly, "and he said it was a great
pleasure to read such hand as mine. "
EYES," assented Miss Paraffine,
George is great hand to read an
cient history" indianapolis Sun.
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Piles Upon TOp of Piles.

Piles upon top of piles of people have
the Piles, and DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve cures them. There are many
different kinds of piles, but if you get
the genuine and original Witch Hazel
Salve made by E. @. Dewitt & Co., of
Chicago, cure is certain. Fl. A..
TiFdaie, of Summerton, S. O., says,
"I had piles 90 years and De Wits
Salve cured me after everything else
failed" Sold by Fl. @. Miller, drug
gist.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1904-08-11

They were watching the bathers at
fashionable seaside resort.
"This would have been a snap for
the prodigal SON." he remarked.
"What's the answer?" she queried.
$50 many fatted calves in sight, he
replied.