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Newspaper
Comet
Location
Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1893
Page
6
The United States Commissioner endorses the college methods as the minor perfect possible while a leading bookkeeper prefers MCALLEN’s College for practical instruction. For more information, address MO A McALLEN, L L B, Knoxville Tennessee. Bept 146mo0a
Train No 3 leaves Bristol at 2 35 p m arriving Big Stone Gap 5 40 p m then continues to Louisville Cincinnati Indianapolis Chicago St Louis and Kansas City with return trips. Train No 1 departs Bristol at 8 o clock and reaches Big Stone Gap 11 30 p m offering connections at Cumberland and Union Station with sleeping car information and ticket details.
Mr. W. T. Ownby returns from East Tennessee where Republicans show interest in McKinley’s presidential nomination. Evans eyes the vice presidency if McKinley is chosen. District races spark plans in the First, Second, and Third Districts with candidates Milburn, Brownlow, Gibson, Houk, Snodgrass, Oatek, and Foater Brown. The GOP nomination contest grows more lively.
A letter from Fred Miller of Irving Illinois claims years of severe kidney pain and backache but relief began after using Electric Bitters. The ad asserts the remedy treats kidney and liver troubles with quick effect and offers a 50 cent bottle at McFarland & Co. Drug Store.
Philadelphia report states Spreckels Sugar Refining Co will cut duties to prevent import of foreign refined sugar and preserve American market. American Sugar Refining Co will lower sugar price to maintain market position. Prices remain set to exclude foreign sugar.
A brief 1920s style anti tobacco pamphlet touts No-to-bac as a harmless guaranteed remedy. It promises small cost and no physical strain for quitting, sold by J. H. Preas and mailed from Sterling Remedy Co Indiana Mineral Springs Indiana.
More than one hundred members attended the New England Tariff Reform League monthly dinner at the United States Hotel in Beaton Massachusetts. Henry L. Pierce presided with John E. Runsel George Fred Williams Edward Atkinson and others present. Speeches by Pierce Michael D. Harter and John E. Russell accompanied resolutions backing the tariff bill as debated in Congress and Senate. The group urged rapid passage to avoid delaying benefits to the country and legitimate business.
Senator Vance of North Carolina visits Baltimore to comment on the Paxiff bill. He predicts it will gain party support and notes Southern Republicans favor tariff reform. He mentions the Bilger bill now settled, urging zeal for passage by the public.
A dated message warns that coughing worsens lung disease and promotes Dr Hale's Household Cough Cure as a quick, effective remedy. Sold at McFarland & Co's drugstore for 25c and 50c per bottle.
Readers see rates for North American Review and other weeklies and a note on Yellow Springs Woolen Mill expanding capacity. The firm plans improved facilities and urges patrons to buy local, with Mr Barnett offering samples in Claiborne Progress.
Dr King s New Discovery has endured a 25 year test with millions reporting relief for throat chest and lung diseases. A guaranteed remedy with refund if no relief. Trial bottles free at McFarland Co s Drug Store. Large sizes 50c and 1.00.
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