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Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21
sI IPKiNTLNG-Look at these prices; soe

FINiNIlNG-LoOk at these prlCes- 5UV & envelopes Irregular business slze), card printed iE corner, Sl4Os l.OOO, Sz; !; sxy 4. printed. si.46; i,OVVs SZ.lUi 0,OvJ, $6,5U; 10.0O0, *12.59; soc Ietterheads, $500; lo,OOO. SIS.9u; 300 billheads ?xS 4s. printed. El.6O; 1000, S2.lO; 5,OOV. $l; 10000, SlS.JG; 500 statements lax $6; 1O,oC5, S1L Printing O. every de- scription done promptly. Send Tor sam pies. The Bulletin Co., Printers and Binders, Norwich. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

LOCAL partner wanted; no invest ment; all steel sectional garages and small buildings; very attractive propo- sitlon; fullest sales cooperation; per menent, profitable. Ruby Manufactur- ing Cn. IaclkSnn Mich. feb21d
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

WANTED-An experienced mLlinery sal6SW oman, Apply Millinery Dept, Boston Store. feb21d
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

WANTED-Position as bookkeeper by young lady; practical; best of ref erences. G. I. C., care Bulletin
 feb2ld
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

REPAIRS of any description for stoves and ranges; guaranteed to fit perfectly. Jos. Malboeufs Box 510, Dan telsonr Conn JanlIS
Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-21

WANTED Roy to work in drug store. Apply at Bulletin Office,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-25
Mr.. Garrett Still at Home.

Owing to his illness, it is not expected
that Representative Finis j. Garrett viii
return to Congress until after the Christ
mas holidays. By his announcement,
in telegram to Representative Nickel
lar OF Tennessee, that be would not per-
nit his name to be further used as a
candidate for majority leader OF the
House, Mr.. Garrett has not wrought
self effacement as a potential factor in
the organization Of the House Of the
next Congress by any means. The-feld
snow open and undisputed for Mr..
Kitchin OF North Carolina as majority
leader OF the next Congress. Caucus
knives are being whetted, however, for
the scalp OF Representative Henry Of
Texas as Chairman OF the Rules Com
mittee, and his removal by the caucus
for failure to keep both feet firmly on
the administration reservation is FORE
gone conclusion. This leaves Mr.. Pou
OF North Carolina ranking member of
the Rules Committee, position which
be cannorwe retain owing to the high
honor given Mr.. Kitchin from bis State.
This places Mr.. Garrett in direct line,
for the Craftsmanship OF the Rules Com
mittee, place second to the chairman
ship OF the Ways and Means Commit.
tee. Mr.. Garrett is parliamentary
wizard" and that be will draw this
craftsmanship is generally conceded II
inner circles.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-25

selmer, Tenn, Dec. is. News Of the
application Of r. 4. Bynum. superin-
tendent Of the city schools Of Jackson,
for appointment as State superintendent
OF public instruction, has been received
here with much interest. Mr. Bynum
is well known in this section, having
conducted three state Institutes in Sell
mer and several in Bolivar. His friends
are earnest and enthusiastic in their
efforts 70 have him appointed. The l02
teachers in McNairy County viii give
him their support and will indorse him
al the next meeting OF the County
Teachers Association, which meets IN
seImer Jan. ., 1915. They emphasize
the fact that his long experience 10
almost every department Of the public
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-25
NEWS NOTES.

The Judge Advocate General Of the
Army has recommended to the Secre-
tary Of War that the United States pay
the SIS, 900 railroad bill assessed against
the State OF Kentucky by the L. e. N.
for the transportation OF State troops
to Admission, Ala, in 1912.
An inquiry is to be instituted by the
Navy Department into the facts con-
corning the dismaDtIing OF wireless APP
paratus on British collier at Balboa,
Panama. which was reported ID Secre-
tary Daniels several days ago.
Word was received at Washington
that Gov. Maytorena was preparing to
withdraw his troops about Naco, Sonora,
ten or twelve miles south, to avoid send
ing bullets across the international bor-
der.
Doubling, and 10 many cases treb-
ling, Of ocean freight rates ssnce the
European war began is shcMn 10 re-
ports reaching Secretaries Redfeld and
McAdoo.
Miss gasbeI Mccormick drove hall 5
mile with the body Of her dying sweet
heart in her arms IN a effort to get med
ical aid for him.
The UDited States cruiser Tacoma.
ordered 10 the Canal Zone in response
to cox Cocktails request for warships.
arrived At Colon.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-25
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

~ local applications. as they cannot reach the
diseased portion Of the ear. There Is only one
way to cure deafness and that is by constitution
al remedies Deafness is caused by an in4amed
condition Of the mucous lining of the Enstachinn
Tube When this tube is inhaIned you have
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing. and when
il is entirely closed. Deafness Is the result and
tube restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be- destroyed forever nine cases out OF ten are
caused by catarrh. which IS nothing but an in
famed condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case
OF Deafness Caused by catarrhl that cannot be
cured by Halls Casarrh Cure. Send Tor circulars
f. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold BY Druggists. sc.
rake Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-25
LEGISLATOR RESIGNS.
Would Not Accept Commission
With ANY Suspicion.


Chattanooga, Tenn, Dec. l8.--Im-
mediately following the action Of the
Supreme Court to-day in deciding that
the McGillLeyine legislative election
controversy was an election contest and
not within the jurisdiction OF the Chan
Gerry Court, J. L. Levine, whose cleo
ton a. Representative is attacked by
John McGilI. sprung a surprise BY an
nouncing bis intention Of resigning the
office. According TO local attorneys, the
result is that il is within the province Of
the Governor TO call special election
and until that is done Hamilton County
will have only two Representatives in
the next House.
Levine reason for the action taken
is that be would not accept certifi-
of election against which there was
the slightest charge OF irregularity."
The Supreme Court to-day allowed a
writ OF certiorari aud supersedeas 10 the
McGill-Leyine case on the ground that
that the case is an election contest and
that it is not within the jurisdiction Of
the Chancery Court.
Under the decision Of the Supreme
Court an order will be issued restrain
ing further progress Of the case il the
Chancery Court.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-25
MILITIA IS WEAK
Adjutant-General Says State APP
preparation Is Exhausted.

SA0f<AAeAAA0%A - A-~eA@At%N~chNN-e
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. Is. :" The
weakness OF the national guard at this
time is lack Of attendance at drills
during the period Of armory instruc-
ton, or from one encampment to an
other, and failure on the part Of both
officers and men TO realize the necessity
Of proper care and preservation Of the
army equipment, reads the biennial
report OF Adit. Gen. Frank Maloney,
seeking to explain the present weakness
OF the State guard.
Gen. Maloney states that the require
ments OF the War Department are be-
ing steadily increased. and unless some
thing is done to increase the attractive
ness Of the drills and improve the armor-
les it is questionable whether the guard
can continue much longer to meet the
requirements OF the national depart
ment.
Our biennial appropriation has been
exhausted in an effort to improve con-
ditions along this line, said Gen. Ma
loney. but results are still far from
satisfactory. The balance now due this
State from our federal allotment is ann
pie 10 maintain the eqvipmentup to the
required standard. =
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-25

Lame back may come from oyerwork,
cold settled 10 the muscles Of the back,
or from disease. In the two former
cases the right remedy is BALLARDS
SNOW EMINENT. 1t should be
rubbed in thoroughly over the affected
part. the relief will be prompt and salts
factory. Price 25e, Soc and S1.0O per
bottle. Sold by divers Red Cross
Drug Store. advt
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-25

Several score Of unemployed men en-
tered St. Johns Methodist Episcopal
Church, one of the most fashionable in
st. Louis. Police were on hand to eject
them, but the pastor babe them stay.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-25
LEVER BILL PASSES
HOUSE 2l8 TO 81
Provides for Licensing Cotton and
Grain Warehouses.

Washington, Dec. 21.-The Lever
cotton warehouse bill, before the House
for months, was passed to-day, 21S to
81. The measure provides for federal
licensing of cotton and grain warehouses
and is a substitute for a Senate bill re.
stricted to cotton warehouses. The bill
now goes to conference between the
Houses.
The bill, approved by the administra-
ton. was the subject Of brief debate, its
sponsors contending thss It would great
" enhance confidence in agricultural
products. It's opponents claimed il was
unconstitutional.
This bill, said Representative Lever,
will result in the establishment Of uni
form warehouses and uniform ware
house receipts for agricultural products
throughout the country. 1t will give
certainty and value to warehouse re-
ceipts which will make liquid the evil
dence Of ownership OF agricultural prod
ucts. 1t will enhance the value Of ware
house receipts as collateral on which
loans may be sought by producers. It
will give greater negotiatability to agri-
cultural receipts for agricultural prod
ucts.
The measure viii bring together
more closely agricultural products and
banking capital. 1t will result in larger
storage facilities for agricultural products
and will serve as an incentive to farmers
to store their products and thereby save
millions OF dollars Of weather loss each
year.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-25
Is A FARMERS BILL.

1T will furnish to the farmer for the
first time 10 this country the machinery
through which he not only may know
the class or grade OF his products, but
its commercial value. 1t will put him
in position to market his crops when
the demand is strongest and the price
highest. tits farmers bill and most
far-reachiDg forward step in our cum
bersome system OF marketing"
The bill is not compulsory in any
way.
Main provisions proposed by the bill
are
Classification OF cotton and licensing
OF cotton warehouses.
1t bonds owners and operators Of ware
houses and gives the right OF recovery
upon the bond to the owner Of cotton
stored.
It licenses graders or classifiers Of cot
tom
1t provides that licensed warehouses
shall issue receipts describing the bales
stored, the receipts to be assignable when
desired.
It provides for maintenance Of ac-
curate records of cotton stored, the re-
ceipts issued, the right Of the secretary
OF agriculture to examine records aud
requires reports from operators to the
secretary.
Z 1t authorizes the secretary to deter
mine whether cotton stored in ware
houses actually is Of the grade or class
certified in the receipt and topubIish his
findings.
Il empowers the secretary to suspend
or revoke licenses and to publish not
only that fact but the results Of investi-
cations made.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-25

Call and bargains for yourself Some Of prices follow
is lbs Sugar Cane for
lbs Sugar Cane SOC
hreepoun Of standard Tomatoes for. 25c
z theepounnd Standard Tomatoes for o0c
standard Hominy for 25c
standard Corn for 30c
packages Quaker Oats for 25c
packages Purity Oats for 30c
packages Pulled Wheat 25c
packages Pulled Rice 3Oc
boxes Matches for. 25c II boxes for CSC
packages Macaroni for. 30c
packages Spaghetti for 30c
Quaker Oats for Csc
Krsut per Bic
Csc large Heinze Tomato Caup for zoe
25c large rsh Tomato Caup for Zoe
SOC large Belmont Cherries for CSC
35c Robin Lem Cling Peaches for. &c
Csc Robin Lem Cling White Cherries for Z5c
Sc Robin Lem Cling Aprcots for 25c
l5c Robin Lem Cling Bees for l0c
l5c Robin Lem Cling Tomatoes for l0c
20ccan Heinz Baked Beans for I5c; I0 for I5c
Irish Potatoes peck Zoe
4oc Vinegar per gallon zoe csc O. Molasses gallon 55c
Cabbage per lb &c bars Big Deal Soap 25c
bars Carette Soap .25c Merry War Lye. Csc
Snow King Baking Powder for. 30c
3Oc size Webb vanilla Extract Zoe 25c Lemon Extract for Zoe
0c Webbs vanilla Lemon Extract for l5c
SOC Prats Poultry Food for 35c 25c for 15c
soc size Pratt. Stock Foo Food FOR for 5s z5e size for
Soc International Poultry Food for 35c 25c for 5c
ALL NEW-NOT IN FIRE
J. G Flour. per bbI $3.50 Sunshine Flour Dbl 5000
G. Flour per sack 85c Sunshine Flour per sack Doc
Helen Of Troy Dbl 900 Success Flour, Dbl $50
Helen Of Troy per soc Success Flour per SIC
Sugar per 100 pounds 5S5 Salt Dbl lbs
We have the largest line Of Apples Oranges Nuts candies
the city Would be glad for call and line before
buy All ofthese goods quoted below
Chocolate Candy per h. 40c Fancy mixed Candy Zoe
good mixed Candy I21c ID, two lbs for .s25c
Broken TaHy. lite per ID. lbs for &c
Fancy seeded Rasns package Zoe Figs package
currants per package 0c New ceSoanu for 25c
London Layer Raisins per b5c cakes Chocolate
packages 25c No Oranges per dozen zoe
No Oranges dozen 25e No Oranges dozen zoe
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-25

school system amply qualities him for
the position.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-25

Call 100. Union City Ice & Coal Co.,
when you want coal right now.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-12-25

Big Fn Sale and will continue until all damaged goods
sold Now chance buy cheap for the
Call and bargains for yourself Some Of prices follow
The Dolores star., 1914-06-19

tagS u there was anything could
taks 10 hslp ne and thsy said thsrs
wss nothing that they knsw of. ] an
thankful for such . GOOD medicine and
viii always givs Il tAs highest praiss."
-Mn. G. II. GMvvTTH, 79oS Madison
Ave-. Cleveland Ohio.
Hanover, PA-"I suffsesd ffum To-
male trouble and he palms wsss % haA
1t times that could not sit down. Ths
doctor advised . severe opsfatioa but
my husband got me Lydia E Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and ! sxpssisncsa
great rslisf ln Q short tims. Nov ! fed
like . nsw psrsoo and can DO bard
days work and not mind II What Joy
and happiness Il 10 TO be we'll oncs moss.
l am always ready and willing 10 speak
good word for the Compound. "-Al.
Ana VIII. ls6 Stock ST.. Hanover. Pa.
II there ars any esnplleatlses ysu
% net unAsestana WRIT - Lydia =
Pinkhan Medicine c.. (eea14eatiaD
Lynu,Mass. Year letter viii - epeos1,
FeaA anA answered b. Q Weoaa ao4
he1A u slxlsg esaAAs6ses
The Dolores star., 1914-06-19
I've STRAIN
Relieved BY Quitting csssss.

Many cases OF defective vision are
eaused by tho habituai use Of coiiss.
IL 10 said that In Arabia whore col.
Zee II used In large quantities. many
lpss their syesight q about nifty. Tea
contains the sams drug. caRsinA -
cofIso.
A N. J. woman writes 10 the polae
concerning eye trouble and. coGsa.
She says:
my son was for yeafs trosb,s1 w1eA
his sysa He tried several kinds =
slassss without relief. The opticiaa
said there vas defsct In his eyss
which vas hard 10 reach.
~Hs used 70 drink coffee. - ve al1
did. and analiy cult u sad bsgAa -
Ne Postum. That was three ysafo
ago and he has not had 10 wear
giassss and has bad 10 trouble VIM
Ais eyes since.
r vas always fond II tsa and eelso
and finally became % nervous ! eoai1
hardly cit still long enough 10 80 .
meal. Ny heart was In ssch 3 CO.,
1ition ! thought I might 1is e ~
time.
Medicine aid not give ne ssltee
and ] was almost Desperate. Il 10
about this time W decided 70 cult -
fss and uss Postum. ard have uss1 y
ever since. ! ~ b perfect haalsA.
No trouble bow With ~ hsast -
sever fslt bsttsr n ny lifs.
Posters has beea . great bleooon9
y ~ an. pasticulassy % NJ - -
nysslfs
Name s1vsa b Postum ca, natalo
crsek. MieA. nsal -Ths nsa1 y WEI
viils.- b pkgs.
Poseun GOV eemes n I've foeus:
Neovlas psseUm-mnst - ~
boils1. IL aa1 - paehAssA
laseeee pss1vm-ls . snluhoo -
81. a tsasposafu1 1lsselvee eu6sn11
= . euo u ~ water an1. Win eeon0
80 sugas. natsa . 1so1e3sus lsve1nnD
oasossely. ~ - - ~
~ 90 ~ 80 - ~ h1n1o =
1Aesh . naasuse ~ rsssa
The Dolores star., 1914-06-19
SCORED ONE ON HIS RIVAL
Brown hsd ovssseeksd leap vsss
snd JeNss Was Quick b MARI
the polnt.

Irving Fletcher. the wsll-known a.
vertising expert. said at IN advertis-
Ing mems dinner at Dslmonico's n
New York:
"A good advertisement never liss.
Il never dsceives. For Il can oaly
pay By making life patruaa. not tran
silent ones.
"A good Advertisement never liss.
but Il states ~ case - strongiy -
possible. and u avails itself Of every
point. however slisht There Il 10
like young Jones.
Young Jones' propossd ct Lake
wood to pretty sirl but shs sai1 M
certainly. swinging her slim foos h
and oat a No. slAsAod skirs:
II HE yoa. Mr.. yoass. But, thsa,
] IKE Mr.. brown. too. And M. Brown
b % devoted. He says be thinks
Of me 3eS days In Tie year
"'Huh!' snorted young Jones. con
temptuosly. He wants . day -
every four years. doss hsi Well.
hops you're NOT taken In BY any such
ons-horss devotion - that"
The Dolores star., 1914-06-19

Of the long right direction
when enacted law through
civilians
principle
Rife Instruction
citns
civilian fnemen.
with the growth Of cities and the Increasing
Of
where practice
sired government"
The Dolores star., 1914-06-19

auns editor the National
ausr an absence Of among oods
scenern Tuni Mr. johnson
Washington - " .-''
While in Tunisa Mr. johnson conducted
Buried
Following for 800 miles
70 epds Magma and Alexandria
"On the Johnson
than ever before and had unsquaed to study them
closer probably
os than hundred thousand hitherto
i've life
IAN approach
could
and then the walls smooth
centuries hard with like polished MARBLE
stumble sudden hundreds
It y dimcat for the
The Dolores star., 1914-06-19

present congress In providing for thu
FREQ distribution OF rifles and ammu-
milton 10 civilian rife clubs and school
cadets.
Again we are faced with the pos
sibility Of sending unframed youths
from their homes to the battlefield"
the statement says. Recruits can b
taught 10 march. drill. and take care
Of themselves In the field IN . com.
paratively short psriod. but such 10
not the case with the care and eflec-
The Dolores star., 1914-06-19

oe1iaay
EasA
number books vss hs hey
TIE sa catass about vsntyAvs spsesss ~ shoea
soeas1 sAoDt sha0
& he'd
Nasoaa nahss DhsessspA ne
asee1 tAssan1D
ehsss es0 nao vasss bsanSs
0gouUAsut the world
s.u 1ssssiy ua1s ~ shases = u nvssA ssossss
The Dolores star., 1914-06-19

tho hardest plses
hey must be able character ION the jump and BE- able pick
nd who would selecting
applicants
Worthless
hoca widow with chdrea
m the city for the extended another branch
that Of furnshed public
has lived suddenly
s II
q
uptop condition Il
The Dolores star., 1914-06-19
A. MISERY Il Written.

lis this the place where the rsmask-
abba case took place that was pub
lished lately Of the dog that commit
ted suicide BY drowning for love Of ~
lost mastery"
This 10 the plaos. sir. and I can
show you the very dog. Here. Tou.
sar!"
The Dolores star., 1914-06-19

The problsn u the care Of these
living plants while under observation
was solved through the cooperation
~ the department Of agriculture. which
assigned spsciai greenhouse No. Z. q
Fourteenth an1 B strests northwest.
for housing tAem Today . vssitabls
desert aourssAes n n. nlled with al
Kinds Of stsaaes desert plants. ssps'
c,ally cassnsss fPom North and South
America. q Which there are perhaps
IN the nslehbogAoo4 u ovs thousaad
The Dolores star., 1914-06-19
Surgeon General Goruas Tells
Proper Methods to Pursue.
WANT STRONG, SOUND MEN
Sanitary Prseavtiens which VIII D
Taken to Safeguard Health ee
rroops In Event Of Invasion
Of Tropical Country.
sy WILLIAM c. ooRoAa
surgeon General, Y. q A.

Washington.-Int the event Of "A In
vasion Of . sub-tropical country By
our army the sanitary precautions 70
b observed BY our troops would b
Of supreme importance. The neglect
Of them might indeed be fatal to the
success Of the campaign. Just - the
British In 1853 we've compelled BY dis
ease to withdraw from Cuba after
they had taken Havana. Our precau-
tons must. however. begin at homo In
our assembly and concentration
camps. There II no question but that
this will be done. and all sanitary pre-
cautions that military exisency can
permit will 30 observed in Mexico.
In the war with Spain in 1885 We
were Handicapped By lack Of training
and experience In camp sanitation
We y practically no experience u
the pics. While We had gone into
Mexico in 1886. there was little Of
the knowledge then existing Of tFopi.
cal diseases that has been since &c.
cumulated In India. Africa. eastern
Asia and tropical America. Nor did the
memory OF what We may have
learned In Mexico come down to No
~ years later. Tho great develop
ent Of preventive medicine was not
then u, q stage convenient for prsc.
tea ARlication. The people vers
not xducsttd up to it, ideas. This
70 now al, thAnged and the conditions
under which We may 70 into tropical
q a .AA
cradle assurance. whore befors W.
went timidly and fearful OF conss-
Suences.
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The Dolores star., 1914-06-19

WStuuut tHkiu8 = urtuk OF Wss'
People who never set eyes on
fruits or vegetables.
Towns OF 5000 TO 5000 inhabi.
tants. In which there h not butldinG.
the people living In holes In the earth
A land OF NO shadows bstwesn .
.. m. and p. "a.
A nation in which women are
never seen.
These are some Of the wonders
described by Frank Edward johnson.
the eYplOrer ana; ipa.tunAf and contrib