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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1900
Page
1
Two years of neuralgia and heart palpitations left me unable to do light work. After three bottles of Dr Heart Cure I am free of the disorder and feel like a new woman. Mrs J D Houston 169 Water St Exeter NH 99
The piece discusses Adinei Stevenson Bryan's support within the Democratic Party, praising Stevenson as a capable running mate and presiding officer, arguing the ticket strengthens the party and appeals across regions. It contrasts Stevenson with Roosevelt and notes enthusiasm at rallies and in Congress.
The Comet offers a free Pilot stove and full line of cooking utensils to one woman. Bridgeford & Co. Louisville made the 820 Pilot stove sold by J S Golliher & Co Johnson City. Exhibition at J S Golliher & Co on Market street. Ballot contest closes October 2 1900.
A plan states that a livery person paying for subscription job work or advertising to The Comet will earn 50 votes per dollar paid and may assign them freely. Ballots are counted weekly and announced in The Comet. On the last day the ballot box is opened and no more votes cast. The prize stove goes to the woman with the most votes and is not limited to any county.
The piece argues Chicago is the de facto political capital due to convention sites, campaign activity, and central location. It notes eight states close to Chicago influence the next presidential election, listing Illinois Indiana Kentucky Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin and more, with McKinley and Bryan voter dynamics and related commentary from Atlanta Journal and Washington Post.
A fragmented OCR shows multiple entries for physicians and surgeons with office and residence addresses in Johnson City Tenn. Names include J A Long M D and J W Cox with offices in Cox Building Public Square and Brown Building. Dr W J Miller residences on Watnage Avenue near Roan Street. Dr Leroy Reeves with Reeves & Reeves Attorneys. Haskiel H Dyer Attorney-at-Law. A J Kirkpatrick Williams Kirkpatrick Bowman law firm.
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