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PROPOSALS.

..,,,,.,n Ribs WILL BE RECEIVED By
TN ne Board o, Water supply at its on p
tNeh'' 80 and Chambers streets, New YORK
E KG~' until ii A. NJ on Tuesday. June 9Th. 1914.
CtS, ,n,r,ct las, Tor the construction OF the
t portion the cat.s Aa1' ds 'f in %escs.
ZEN TEN ,n,ntv = T., TO the northern boundary
Ter 81 The city OF Sew York. distance OF
Inc % -a,oIy Is miles The pole line has
Oe.. ,he aboye place and time the bids will
AZ ne,,b III opened and read Pamphlets con-
ming information tar bidders ana contract
sI,,tr3gs can be obtained at the above address
u. IN once Of the Secretary. ny deposltns
IN. sum Of ten dollars 5000, In cash or II.
equivalent for each pamphlet. FOR t1fthee
b,ssi.tant Engineer at the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President:
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
Holm f. CALVIN.
Commissioners Of the Board OF Water supply
~ BRUCE COBB Secretary.
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9th av.. bet. l3lst and 1921 SITS Harlem 2Jl.
Investigated cOored help, domestic. commec-
cial. city. country: short notice.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
MANUFAcTU R ( RS

II Won arc handi@ sppcd hy abnormal overhead
evcenses and desire 70 occupy modern factory.
sdap,ed to your requirements. IN attractive
New England city. with payment on terms
Ike rent. lot US submit proposition Interest
ing inducements 10 responsible concerns. j.
ouirv invited from small growing ndustrie
Address BOARD-TRADD. Box Is. Tribune o.
fee. --
V-,~rL-I:- An ideai VINO can think Of soin-
stmpls thing 20 patent? Protect your iocss
IN, may bring YOU wealth. write toI
~ sedsd fnyfntlons' and How TO Get Your
r..,r, AID Yoyr Money" Randolph K COM
nsnv patert Attorneys. Wash. D G.
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MISS JULIA +. BARBER Employment
Agency. a. Lexington av. near j0th. Tele-
phone Plaza 5000 select help All nationali-
ties. References strictly Investigated
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MRS c. J. COOPBR's EMP. AGENCY. 657 9Th
ave. 3sth st.-Tel. 1908 Ssth. Select help all
nationslities. male. female; references invCsti-
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frank r. HouGht"n and his son. Her
bert f. HoUChton, have associated them
selves under the name lloughton COM
uamy FOR the transaction rt " genera .
real estate business. with offices at
Broadway. southwest corner I'd ST. ana
l56 Broadway.
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--..,-u,,. ,---,rr.enf German. best
"a rssorsrrcs. CITY. couutry. wages S5o-S1a;
c.su -. ar- 4 Bocchcrcr CO Agency. '"
" SD g;
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JNPANESE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. s9S
eth av strictly reliable domestic help fur
rish n. Telephone 3Os9 BRYANT
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LANG; & BOECHERER co. AGENCY. 49, ~,
IS West I'D st-First class wants for
urivate families Telephone Greeley 1854
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william Forray. for four years cor
nectcd with Joseph i. DAYS office, Is
now associated with the sterling Ser
Vice Advertising Agency. of which Jo-
seph = Edolman is president
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
erpessee etc. TO Colleges. Schools and ram.
fines Apply 10 drs. ii. J. Yo: &C FULTON.
% Uuicn Square.
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MACNETLL AGENCY test. 1900 II West 35th
St. opp McCreefy's: phone Greeley 63i5-8;
hgn grade companions. governesses, ladies'
aids. houstkeepeGs. nurses. waitrc-Ses cham
bsrnas. cooks butlers and chaunours
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COOK Neat Young swedish girl; very good
cook: go anywhere: excellent references ~
osterberg's Agency 7l5 Lexington av. TEL
plaza "a
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Female.

COMPANION or MOTHERS
UELPEE-Good education. vocal ana III
.,Iurentai music keep accounts. mend roma
Of children. MscNcill Agency - W. '"th 81,
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Single. useful. careful driV-
,.r. do r,psirs: good city driver. under
stands AL around on gentlemans place,
sobar honest reliabl" man, best personal
ri, rcuccs. city or country. y. J. carroll
gGG W i>tl- ST.. city.
EfTAr-FF ETR-Ey-coachman single, 81
gentleman personally recommends; eApeIl-
cured driver. do repairs competent, reliable
viIliu. useful r. NJ. Box 100, Tribune
Uptown OAcl. 1868 BWay.
CTINTFFET'R English. age ~. married;
wtuts hrst class position, FIRST class req
crcucss. J. Hill. IFS W. 09th st. city.
YOI'NC, SINGLE MAN. II strictly temper
ate wishes position TO drive either private
mr. commercial car: city or country; can DO
own repairs. willing 10 make himself usetul
about house + L.. Box 10. Tribune once.
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Don't overlook having The Tribune
mailed 10 you while you are away on
your summer vacation. Your address will
he changed A. often A. YOU wish. Be
.ure Of your correct postofhce address
10 not give way stations. a. the name
OF th. POsTOFFICE Is necessary TO In
sure prompt receipt Of your copy.
Gin this potice--place Il In your pook-
.,book--rotify Us at once when you leave
the city.
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Underwriters.

crF,,T,I--I.NDERWO ROYAL L. c.
81 Sr,t,b IFox Stearns, Rem -Sholcs Mon
arch Secor. sun S23. Benedict typewriter
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Snitbs ROYALS divers. sacrifice prices
,.,siii.. and others. 81 up. star Typewriter
20 Az Broadway. near canal 81
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OF NTHY.

III. g. ,.IeuLD HOUSE Eight rooms b"th.
,,tJ, Ipbi nice location h%o" f'"f"li
r ptTrHIDN @ &orton st. norton F"rh'
Z agfeufs. 4, J.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTOLET
NEW YORK STATE.
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POULTRY.

clyr 0T-R GREAT WINTER LAY ET}s. 10
daN-ojd chicks. s. a dozen, t-voek-oid pul[,ls.
q nor dozen. 5-month-oii !uict., S"ptemncf
Ioi'.l,. 20 cts each: reserve th,m nov. w
hatch s0,, OF our egss and oul hens lay AZ
winter order from Us and We tell You hoR, 20
40 as we'll: . eggs. S. postpaid. X d. I'D
RIMS Mt. Holly. y. j.
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SUMMER COTTAGES WANTED.

YOrNG CouPLE AND BABY "nnt 10 spena
t,,n, 81 Addfcss e. Box . Tribune pn :.
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,-0T-TT y = Cook and useful butler. both
thoroughly experienced: do entire WORK;
1 Years last place: city. country InduStrlal
Assn II ". f2d ~.
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Ei.rI.ER NXD USEFUL MAN Colored'
willing TO be generally useful; can COOK
ten years reference. H., Miss FltzGerald
Bureau 546 9TH aV., cor. +5th.
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SUMMER COTTAGES 70 RENT

BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED SEVEN ROOM
bungalow. bath. electric light. use Of tcle-
phci,. every convenience. hr'proof garage:
Widc. cool Neraudas. salt water on three
Sioe~. private dock. bathing beach. boating
fishing. grabbing. ideal. healthful location
nnost on Atlantic Coast: Lctween Now Lon
oon ana Watch Hnl. inspection invited rent
$500 season. Address y. \. POND. Lords
IniI-.- EfnnInEtnn. Conn
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HELP WANTE q.
NEW lOlik-Manhattan.

HELP WANTED.
Male
AGENTS WNNTED-Ict vs. show YOU no"
10 double Nour income 10y a Few hours
work. particulars free The W y. Peal com
pan,. Uppcr Mont'iair. y. !. -
AGENTS-For high grade specially: spien-
did srticl. easily carried. s'nd for Tree
booklet on '1lcsnausblp r. X T. Mouturat
CO. 39I - Nicholas av. Ncv York
AGENTS Men aud women make $50 week
selling new household article. large Dc
waud. investigate to-day. The Marion safes
Go. 3iG High 81. Passai". y J.
AGENTS-Eithcr scN: best selling household
article. start - once 100 proht: inNcFu-
catc to.da,. star Specially House. rs Hope
at.. Psssaic. y. g. ---
,GE~Te. NTTENTIO%'-Wo want 100 i've
Oirc agents Immediately, new proposiuon'
hte u-onts. write to-day. particulars free.
arcadia supply CO. SOS f. Arcadia aN'
peoria III. Dept. :.
DRTMMER wanted by wholesale house
ono experienced IN Jap. goods preferred
s,,e age experience and salary. oriental
ROY 80 Tribune once.
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TOTORFD COTPIF-Butler, useful; cook.
vriIl do entire work Of house; very capa-
HE servants; 500. Miss Shea'' Agency. 30
1,d st
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INSECT EXTERMINAToRs.

BEDBUGS reaches. DIFFERENTIATED IN
four hours; scientific method. EUGSTER
CO. 5iS West 145th audubon 3l9S).
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HELP WANTED.
Male

Male.
MEN to prepare lists Of names and ad-
dresses. starting 2jc. an hour. particulars
Toe Rankin & Dodson, so oak st, HIS
dale Penn
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CARPET CLEANING.
COLLECTIONS.

DEBTS collected anywhere on earth: agents
everywhere; no collection. no charge.
Clifford Collecting Exchange. 80 West 3oth.
Phone greeley 1907.
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Female.

MEN Win paIentsble i0eas write kanoopn -
Co. Patent Solicitors. Washington. d. c.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

no LIT Az Old FASHIONED COZ y
rsY REsIDENcE. HANiR5lSTonn E o. 4rrriI g;
1Gs6tyI" H4TIIs. FIREPLACE GN'A,,GilE;
gTSELE ROOM FOR CHAJFFE;it ~; RI ~! - :
VEcTTNBLE A%D FLOWER - H i'trIfI
TRAtTiNE Flto'N'''
'' '''"' ~" N ~. Box : TrIbunc once.
NTH ~ Furnished for the season.
T,I',i"Ied House ~ zen rooms. i"o pa
larsc studio. plenty Of closet room open nc
P.,,..., "tfrd called court yard Win - I'm
io,Ya uooi ~ acres Of land: rent so! 500 70 E@'
fYtfIer particuIafs write 20 J.. r. ~ LHE'"
go last 9th 40.
Ar THOUSAND ISLANDS. cool ~. -, taN
renee pIref Furnished broom couak,,
. t,.t .tt,.t,u well best ughtug nathlug
t,.I T. y LEWIS 50 East san 81,
Ifoolt,p pbone $3.50 Fiatbuhh. --
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.
ALEXAN Err DE ES
Reg Patent Attorney. rs +. I'D st. y. Y.
Patents worked out. secured. disposed Of
EFFICIENT SERVICE First Consideration
STORAGE AND MOVING.

AYsONTA STORAGE WAREHOUSE co
Moving. packing. shipping. Automoble van
for long distance. Send postal Tor cs innate
lsq West sgth ST. Phone, 30j- Riverside
NATIONAL WAREHOUSE co. l3s 40 +.
ming. automobile or padded horse vans: city
or countr,: moderate rates Tel. $3.50 Plaza.
DAtBs STORAGE WAREHOUSE. Is lst aye.
Storage, moving. packing. shipping sstes
and pianos moved. Tel l2i orchard.
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aaaa=aaaaH
DETECTIVES.

LONG ACRE DETECTIVE AGENCY Ma
thaniel Akst, Principal. late Of the Detective
Bureau New York city Police Department.
expert secret service, references furnished. 30
West 42d at Telephone 63sS BRYANT.
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Bt'TLER. VALET-Useful Swiss; 10 years
cxuerIence: excellent references, cry or
country. Industrial! Assn, II W. i2d 81
RrNant 5n1O
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JEWElRY REPAIRING.

MESH BAGS repaired. rehnished Ike new.
zoe. Old jewelrv remodelled. :. FREED
LANDER, II Nassau 81.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MuItigrapb Letters. 300. sl.30: 1000. LIZ:
10 900 50. prompt. Phone Beekman 5Soo.
r n Weatherford il6 Nassau. Room lOOo.
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f11I.tTDYNI lively wears experience.
desires position Oh up-to-date farm can
handle any proposition; reliable references.
Address Poultry. Box 81, Tribune One
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REST white and colored help furnished at
short notice. References carefully inves-
tigatyd. Model Emplo, ment Agency. Az W.
Ssh 81. Phone 1927 Greeley.
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ERCIAL EMPLOYMENT
AGE. CIES.

COMPETENT ONCE help furnished free OF
charge to business men. StenOgraphers, Clsfl =
calls. bookkecpers etc. Ksene's Agency, 0O3
9th ave 1882 Murray --------
COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCl.-
NJ g. Uoch Prop; office help. any ca
pacity. g. William 81. Phone llOl Jonh.
CHAUFFEUR EMPLOYMENT AGENC1.
Men with 10 yS.rs' experience references
Hours J-I2. Bryant 623.
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RI TLBRS. WALLETS. SE,ONb, or' 80
FOOTMEN English. Swedish. French; nrst
class mon on hand excellent investigates ret-
erences. Osterbcrgs Agency, il6 Lexington Az
Tcl Plaza "a
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CoIDRED RT'TLER-G'seful. refined, gooi
appGaring Young: most capable: with eN-
ccIIent references: go anywhere. $50. MISS
shea" Agency. 80 T. i2d 81.
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cuuMrp prcnpIc Twins Agency = W. I'M
0uWNLN NlSuhIo 81. best male and female
help supplied FOR al branches Of summer resort
service! - ears established. telephone Connec-
ton.
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GONCHMAN. GARDNERER-Useful. strong
Young: thoroughly competent, eNceleh,
refcrences: country preferred. Industrial
Assn II W. AID 81. Bryant '2lo.
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VERMONT.
THE BLUEBIRD, East Berkshire, VI.
EK MONT.

Sumner Home and Camp for 'hHdr'n "'
tho Play-4ge. Girls under g. uo's unpri w.
piJre water. safe sanitation, board floor tents
Tor sleeping. dining porch. inh-acr" faim
gardens nets nature-study. cooking. hand
work s,yimming boating and fishing fo' old
or croup Add The Buehrd. T.. Bcrkshitc.Ni
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" MISREPRESENTATION. gcnti"man's place. III
coun,-v by middle aged single man As gar
drror or arm and garden: very active ana eK-
pcrt WORKER in IL branches best OF reference
,sstonabIa wages: sober and Of tidy haHns. W.
r n. T-iSIne Uptown Once. 1864 BroafVay'
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MRS. LEHTrS Finnsh-American Employ
ment agency. - T.. l2jth st. near Park
ave. Tel. 55l5 Harlem. References carefully
Investigated
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1914-09-03
VIRGINIA APPLES WILL
Be AFFECTED BY WAR

Strasburg, Va, August 30.-Apple
growers of the Valley of Virginia are
planning to organize a cooperative
marketing association to be operated
along the lines of the Georgia Fruit
Exchange which has proved such a
great success in enabling the Georgia
peach growers to get the best prices
for their fruit through scientific mar
keting methods. At a meeting of
growers and representatives of the
freight and transportation depart
ments of Southern Railway, the work
ings of the Georgia Fruit Exchange
were explained by Howell Peoples,
marketing agent for Southern Rail-
way at Washington, who has formerly
division freight agent at Macon, Ca,
and committee of growers was nam
ed to consider the organization of
similar association.
On account of the uncertainty as to
the export market which has formerly
taken large portion of the Virginia
crop. the valley growers are looking
TO the southern markets and Southern
Railway, through its marketing de-
partment. is endavoring to aid them
in getting in touch with reliable
dealers and in every other possible
way. II is expected that 1850 cars of
apples will be shipped from the valley
this season and the Southern Railway
transportation officials. including Cen
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1914-09-03
SOLE SURVIVOR OF
FAMILY OF FOURTEEN.

Mrs. Eliza Murphy, aged eighty
three, died at her home in Jonesboro
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock
following lingering illness of several
weeks, due to old age and paralysis,
Mrs. Murphy is the last member of a
family of fourteen children. She was
daughter of the late General A. e.
Jackson and Scraphina Jackson, and
was sister of the late Henry c. Jack
son, a former trustee of this county.
Mrs. Murphy was born January 81,
1881. She was fine type of woman
hood, and had many friends wherever
she was known. She was anne mber
of the Presbyterian church, and was
devoted to her church and its teach
ings. Funeral services will be con-
Quoted from the First Presbyterian at
Jonesboro Friday afternoon by Rev.
b. o. Byers, pastor of the church.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1914-09-03
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TO ASSIST SHIPPERS

Atlanta, Ca, August 29.-To enable
growers in Western North Carolina,
East Tennessee, and Southwest Vir-
ginla to promptly forward live stock
to eastern and southern markets and
to Virginia feeding grounds, the South
ern Railway has arranged to operote
a weekly fast special live stock SER
vice such as was operated list year.
Beginning on September 3rd the SER
vice will continue until December 31st.
according to announcement made to-
day by Live Stock Agent F. L. Word.
Each Thursday during this period,
trains will be started at early morn
ing hours from Ooltewah Junction,
Hartman Junction, Bristol and APP
palachia. These will be consolidated
at Morristown. leaving thu new line
yard at 2:45 p. M, arriving Asheville
at 9:25 p. m. Trains will also be
started from Murphy, N. c., and Ros-
man, N. c., on the Pennsylvania di-
vision, arriving Asheville in the early
evening. At Asheville the stock will
be made into trains and run special
to Spencer which will be reached be-
fore 10 a. m. Friday. Here stock will
be fed, watered and rested.
Friday afternoon trains will leave
Spencer, giving arrival at Greensboro
7:10 p. m. and Danville 9;55 p. m. Fri
day; Raleigh 1:55 a. M, Goldsboro IL
a. M, Richmond a. m, Lynchburg
4:40 a. m, Charlottesville 1850 a. m.
Manassas 400 p. m, Potomac Yards
GAS p. m. Saturday. Stops will be
made at points between Orange and
Manassas to deliver feeders and a
special train will leave Manassas at
4:30 p. M, to deliver feeders to points
on the Manassas and Harrisonburg
branches.
Information as to this srvice will be
furnished by any agent or by F. L..
Word, Live Stock Agent, Atlanta, Ca
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1914-09-03
SENATOR ED SMITH WINS
OVER GOV. COLE BLEASE

Columbia, S. c., Aug. 25.-Returns
late tonight from today's democratic
primary in South Carolina indicated
the denomination of United States
Senator Ed Smith. His chief oppon-
ent was Gov. Cole L. Blease.
With about half the vote heard from,
Smith has lead of $500. The vote
at midnight stood: Smith, 36,722;
Blease, 2S,519; L. D. Jennings, 922;
w. P. Pollock, S33.
For governor, a second race is a
certainty, with Richard /. Manning the
leader in the returns up to midnight
and Robert A. Cooper and John G..
Richards as his opponents.
1t was stated here tonight that sew
eral days probably would be required
to complete the official returns.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1914-09-03

There is more Catarrh in this section Of the
country than all other diseases put together.
and until the last few years was supposed to
be incurable, For great many years doctors
pronounced it a local disease and prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment, pronounced 1t incur
able. Science has proven catarrh to be q con-
stitutional disease and therefore requires con-
manufactured by f. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
Ohio, taken internally in doses from 10 drops
to a teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on the blood
and mucuous surfaces Of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case 1t fails
to cure. Send for circulars aid testimonials.
Address: F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for Constipation.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1914-09-03
FLOTERIAL REPRESENTATIVE.
To the Voters of Washington, Greene
and JJnicoi counties:

To the Voters of Washington, Greene
and Unicoi counties:
/ am a candidate to succeed myself
as representative from the counties OF
Washington, Greene and Unicoi coun-
ties in the general assembly of Ten
nessee, and ask your vote upon the
record I made during the last session.
remained at my post of duty and
looked carefully after the interests of
my constituents and promise to do so
again if you elect me to the honorable
and responsible position Thanking
you for your suffrage in the past and
hoping to merit it again in November,
/ am, Sincerely,
/. r. LOVE.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1914-09-03
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Bessie Roller VS.. VIII Roller
In the Law Court at johnson City
Tennessee,


In the Law Court at Johnson City,
Tennessee.
In this cause, it appearing from the
bill of complaint, which is sworn to
by the plaintiff, that the defendant,
Will Roller, is nonresident of the
state of Tennessee, it is therefore or
dered by me that publication for him
be made, as required by law, for four
consecutive weeks, in The Comet, a
newspaper published in Johnson City,
Washington county, Tennessee, noti-
flying the said nonresident defendant
to appear before the Judge of the Law
Court at Johnson City, Tennessee, at
the court house in said city, on the
third Monday in October, 1914, and
make defense to the bill filed against
him in this cause, OF the allegations
in said bill will be taken far confessed,
ex parte as TO him.
This Goth day of August, 1914.
1574-4t j. l.. HILBERT,
Clerk of the Law Court at johnson
City, Tennessee ........ =.
BY ]. STANLEY BARLOW,
Deputy Clerk.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1914-09-03
Office OF the East Tennessee & Western
North Carolina Railroad Company.

Johnson City, Tenn, Aug. 9Th, 1914.
The Annual Meeting of the STOCK
holders OF The East Tennessee Il Wes-
tern North Carolina Railroad Com
pany, will be held at the Office of the
Company, Johnson City, Tennessee, on
Wednesday, the 9th day of September,
1914, at IL o'clock, noon, for the pur-
pose of electing a Board of Directors
to servesfor the ensuing year, and fov
such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting.
JOHN S. WISE, Secretary
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1914-09-03
CARRIERS.

Our high school opens the 1st Mon
day in Sept the district schools one
week later. From the character Of
the teachers employed prosperous
school year, both in attendance and
efficiency is anticipated.
1t has been so long since we have
seen a man in a drunken condition
that we have almost forgotten how a
drunk man looks. Our section is GER
tainly on it's good behavior in this re-
spect at least. Now, if the present
loafers could be made to go to work
or consigned to the changing we
would be in fairly good condition.
The good rains of last week will
cause corn to properly mature and
bring out fall pastures, which will be
Godsend to our farmers, many OF
whom are not over burdened with hay
and other provender. 1t will stave of
early feeding of cattle which will be
great relief
AS there will be no republican con-
gressional primary this year the pa
triots CD who are always on hand
expecting generous supply of Doodle
to enable them to show their patroit-
ism are very much disappointed and
inconsolable. They will have to make
other arrangements to get their
Thanksgiving and Christmas supply
of whiskey.
Two years ago the Shipley gang with
DR.. Massey for candidate for con-
gress carried this district by III to
SO for Sells. This year the anti-Sells
men are as scarce as the proverbial