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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1896
Page
4
Tutt's Liver Pills advertised as a universal cure for liver ailments and related disorders with testimonials from R. P. Smith of Chilesburg Virginia praising their effects. The note includes medical claims about headache dyspepsia constipation and general impurity cleansing.
President Cleveland plans to relocate to Princeton New Jersey after the current administration ends. He will keep Buzzards Bay property and continue a summer home. A Woodlay house near Washington is rented until May and may be used briefly before moving. Cleveland favored Princeton after recent visits and reviewed several offered houses before choosing.
Captain General Weyler, in an interview near San Christobal, expressed satisfaction with progress in Pinar del Rio and projected active operations for fifteen to twenty days more, urging patience until Christmas when he said a crushing blow to the revolt would come. He declined on Maceo’s location, citing rail line proximity and past engagements. Insurgents under Salager, Pope, and a slain lawyer Urexes remained noted foes as Maj. Mavias was ambushed while escorting provisions on Toro heights.
French explorer Panl D Enjoy reports capturing a live "Mois" wild man in a dense forest region at latitude 12 and longitude 104. The captive describes a tailless tribe after intermarriage, with rough hair and anthropophagic neighbors. details remain vague and tail evidence unconfirmed.
News from Indianapolis notes President Cleveland intends to make Princeton New Jersey his permanent home after his term. The purchase of Mrs Bidell’s Bayard avenue property for an estimated 20 000 to 40 000 is cited with reasons including proximity to New York and quiet living.
An excerpt extols building and loan shares as superior to banks and insurance, offering 6 percent coupons on $100 maturity value, semiannual interest, withdrawable after six months with 80 days notice. Funds secured by first mortgage real estate with Jonesboro Banking and Trust Company. Tate L. Earnest is secretary. Johnson City Tennessee.
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