The comet., July 17, 1902, Image 2

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THE COMET.
CY II. LYLK. Editor una Owner.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Xnl$rt at the Potlofflct at Miuon Vity, Ttno. at
Second CUim Matter.
forgot, but whou a republican goes in
bo is absolutely alone aud thcro is no
dependence to be put In him.
If Hon. JosopU E. Washington de
cides to enter the senatorial race ho
must be careful not to stop ou the tail
of Nob Taylor's lion.
Eczema
now it rt'ddens the skin, itches, oozes,
dries mid grilles!
Some people call It tetter, milk: crust or
gftlt rheum.
Tho Hutferlii" from it is sometimes In
ti'iise; loeal applications are resorted to
they mltlKuto, but cannot cure.
It proceeds from humors inherited or ac
quired and persists until these have been
removed.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
positively removes them, lias radically
and permanently cured the worst cases, and
la wilhout an equal for all cutaneous
oruiillimH.
Tho democrat who votes in the judi
cial coutost without getting a vote for
the democrats running for the couuty
ofllccs makes a mistake
It is only three weeks until Tylor and
Harmon will meet ou a reverse curve.
The man who has not read his orders
right will go to the Bhop.
Tuiou'b i'li-Ls are the boat caluarllc. J"rlce WcwiM.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
I horeby announce myself a candidate
for re-election to the ollice of Constable
of the Ninth district of Washington
county at the ensuing August eleotiou,
and ask the support of all my friends.
Ml J. It. V. IjEwis.
FOlt TRUSTEE.
T lmrcliv announco mvself as a can
didato for re-election to the ofllce of
Trustee of Washington couuty at the
eiiBuing August election.
II. C. Jackson.
Democratic Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR:
James B. Frazier
of Hamilton.
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
J, N. McKenzie
of Wilson.
FOR JUSTICES OF THESUPREME
COURT:
John K. Shields
of Grainier.
W. K. McAlister
of Davidson.
Jons S. Wilkes
of Giles.
W. D. Beard
of Shelby.
M. M. Neil
of Gibson.
FOR CHANCERY COURT OF AP
PEALS:
R. M. Barton
of Hamilton.
S. F. Wilson
of Sumner.
John M. Taylor
of Henderson.
COUNTY.
sheriff:
Gus. Broderick.
trustee:
II. C. Jackson.
COUNTY COURT CLERK".
J. S. Pritchett.
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK:
I. N. Boring.
for constable:
J. R. C. Lewis.
That was not an earthquake shock
last night. It was simply Capt. Harris
handling Boss Brownlow without
gloves at Taylor's chapel. .
In the first book she wrote
She said damn! damn!! damn!!
Now Mary MacLane
Talks of writing again
And the people add tho refrain.
We've changed our notion, wo don't
want a cook. Our wife is the best cook
wo ever saw, but we would like to em
ploy a lady of the house to boss her in
our absence.
If the Johnson City Water Company
should get the contract to furnish the
city with wator, Manager Cox would
have his hands full furnishing both
water and (legal) light.
Rogeisville has gone dry by one ma
jority. This will soriously handicap
the printing offices there and may pu
some of them out of business. They
cou't get any printers in Johnson City
say "Consumption can bo cured."
Nature alone won't do it. It needs
help. Doctors say
"Scott's Emulsion
is the best help." But you must
continue its use even In hot
weather. -
If you have not tried it, send for free sample.
SCOTT Sc ROWNE, Chemists,
40J-.115 1'earl Street, New York,
joc aud $1.00; all druggist
THOUGHTS BY THE WAY.
A Texas woman has given birth to
two children six weeks apart, and the
doctors are nonplussed. What do you
Buppose those doctors would do if they
were called to see Tennessee women
who give birth to' children twelve
months apart 1
A Kentucky judge has held that a
newspaper is not a manufacturing plant
and therefore does not manufacture
public opinion for sale. If that judge
was running for ro-election in this dis
trict he would change his mind about
newspapers selling their opinions.
What are cooks used for and who has
one :
Love in a cottage is heaveu, but it's
h-1 to be without a cook.
King Edward has recovered and now
tho live physicians will recover.
Patent editorials are blue penciled
now to give room to Tyler matter.
The Johnson City baseball team made
a mistake in not taking an umpire to
Bristol.
A great many republicans aro cuthu
ainstic for Tyler and Butler and wo be
lieve them. On tho other hand, we run
across a number of men equally honest
who say they are for narmon and Ke-1
fauver. Why should we not believe
them also ? Is it possible that all the
truthful men are for Tyler aud the
hypocrites for Harmon ? A large ma
jority of those we meet are for Harmon,
aud unless all signs fail ho will carry
Washington and Carter counties by
handsome majorities. We say again
that we have no interest in this matter
except to get votes for democrats in a
V
swap, aud unless wo can get such a
swap we will not vote for either. There
is no wool on this statement to blind
even an imbecilo.
"So aud So," whoever he may be, is
causing the Staff to dovote considerable
space as an antidote.
Tho presideut offers a reward of $25
for his lost ring. He had better offer a
reward for his lost grip.
Our contemporary had better turn
its spat gun ou the Harmonites and let
the lying democrats alone.
Some boys have been playing a joke
on the Johnson City ball team. We
never sent any playors to Bristol.
Tliore is yet time for tho democrats
to pnt out candidates for circuit judge
and district attorney if promptly selected.
Senator Nelsou has both feet squarely
upon the prohibition plank in the re
publican platform and his hand on the
dipper. .
An Indiana girl in trying to reach a
high uote broke her jaw. Many a girl
in sinirhisr fr a high note lias broken
her backer.
Tho July corner in corn has been
,'iveuupby the bulls, aud the price
dropped iu Chicago Tuesday from 90
to (17 cents.
As a runner Tracy, tho convict, re
minds us of tho democratic candidates
in this county. They can't bo caught
by (he officers.
THAT'S DIFFERENT.
Tho Staff says editorially that there
will bo no trouble over the county tick
et on account of the judicial race, and
yet it publishes the following from a
correspondent in the fourth civil dis
trict:
"Candidates have been in this section
tho post week pressing their claims
upon tho dear people. We have about
two hundred republican voters here to
thirty-five of tho opposition, and if we
can got them out and hold them in line
we will make a good show for our
county candidates."
If there is- no trouble why is there
any doubt expressed about getting the
voters out and "holding them in line'
The truth is the party is divided against
itself in this county, and if there is auy
truth in the old adage it must fall this
year. The Stair should blue-pencil its
correspondence or make its editorials
conform to the facts. 1
Cy Lyre Has Troubles. ;
If every servant that has come to
Bniltless to hire aud failed to appear at
the time fixed was in hades the delin
quent subscribers could rest in peace.
Hades wouhl.be full of servants.
Johnson City Comet.
Cy tried to pattern close after Geo.
Vanderbilt's estate ueur Asheville, but
wheu he got through found he'd built
less, hence the namo of his mansion at
Johnson City. - Ciai ksville Daily Leaf-Chronicle.
Tho Staff thinks it will be time for
the republican party to quit business
when it has to look to democracy for
truth." That democracy is founded
upon, and propagated oy, lying, is tue
published theory of this Brownlow or
an. And yet the former Tylerites,
now known as Browulowites, (properly,
too, for Tyler holds his ollice aud sim
ply loaus his name iu tho Brownlow
Harmon light), are very busy trying to
get tlioso lying democrats to support
Brownlow in his light to crush Harmon,
that he may not bo in JJrownlow s way
iu tho future. The Stall' exercises the
poorest of judgment ia thus slandering
those it would havo vote for its lord
and master.
Lou Tyler is a clever fellow, aud if
elected, after reading law awhile would
make a fairly good judge, doubtless,
but for his environments. It is well
known he was never chosen to make
the race by the republican party. He
was never considered by the republican
party iu selecting delegates to the po
litical convention. He is purely
Brownlow product. If elected he will
be Brownlow's iudjie, in the sense of
being under obligation to Brownlow
for beiug judge. It is immaterial to a
democrat, considered iu tho abstract,
whether Harmon or Brownlow's candi
dato was nominated, but democrats as
well us republicans are much interested
in tho question of whother Brownlow is
to dictate tho naming of every judge in
our district. He named the party to
whom was awarded the water contract
for the Soldiers' Home, regardless of
whether the party commanded any
spring water or not, which it is inferred
he has not, as ho is trying to resort to
creek water ; he is to be consulted as
to every ininato of tho Soldiers' Home,
it is said ; he threw himself before the
board of mayor and aldermau of John
son City aud demanded a street car
frauchiso, aud boldly informed the
board that if ho were turned down no
other company could Lave access to the
grounds, aud finally succeeded iu get
ting a charter, but uuder such terms
that it will never be made a going con
cern, because no busiuces man could
allbrd to operate it. But he has sue
ceeded ia blocking, for the time, the
street car interests of Johnson City,
Finally, ho assumes to dictate who shall
bo circuit judge. Tyler is lost in the
equation. It is Brownlow politics, pure
and simple.
That is the condition that confronts
tho democrats, set down as lacking in (
truth by Brownlow's Staff. Better wait,
Mr. Staff, until Brownlow is out of the
woods and has certainly dehorned Har
mon before denouncing democrats.
You aud your kind will sing finer than
that before the election, or go into
weeping and lamentations immediately
thereafter.
Must the judiciary be run like the
post office be controlled by Brownlow
as he controls tho post office is a very
serious question that -confronts demo
crats and republicans alike. Brown
low, the boss and arbiter of all federal
patronage in Tennessee, is one thing ;
Brownlow, as tho boss of the judiciary,
is another thing. Let every intelli
gent voter, and especially the "lying"
democrats, consider well the real ques
tions involved in the present political
race. Pondering Democrat.
tho law department of tho Unilod
States. The fedoral iudse did all that
was asked of him. lie decided that a
crime had been committed br enjoin
ing the trust from committing it again.
This commercial Vehme Gerieht is.
however, full of resources. Having
evaded the penitentiary its members
aro said to have placed their cause in
the hands of that genial philanthropist
and lover of his fellow-men. John D.
Rockefeller, who will organize them
into a nico little trust uuder the laws
of New Jersey, and they will now be
able to carry ou their operations with
impunity. It is hard for the plain
American citizen to understand how a
New Jersey law can abolish a statute
of the United States. How can New
Jersey legalize that which the United
States has declared to be illegal? If
Roosevelt was sincere in his crusade
gainst the trusts he would institute
roceedings against all of them organ
ized under the laws of New Jersey, and
he would have their promoters sent to
the penitentiary. If a few of these
millionaires were compelled to wear
the stripes and perform hard labor, the
trust evil would soon be abated. But
with one-half of the republican spokes
CJSS' BOOK STOKE
II It Talis
m wti
$f Business.
Quality and price are the two principal
things to be considered w hen making pur
chases. We are making special prices ou
Blank Books for the next few days- a neat
aud completo line at very low figures. We
are headquarters for all kinds of blank and
printed stationery, and the latest Books,
Magazines, etc. Will be glad to see you,
no matter who small the purchase
HOUTHHKN JtAILWAY.
Coidentd Schedule in effect JM I. ' 1901,
Westbound. I So. I&.I NoTeM No. tf No. it
llrUtol lv,fl um tiMttin lO SKviii !. ifpm
B.
WHI
Handle the BEST of everything
in his line. Steel Ranges, Cook
Stoves (all prices) Queonsware,
Glassware, Lamps, Silvei plated
H Ware, Table Cutlery, Flow
r er Pots, Refrigerators, Ice
H Cream Freezers, Mixed
Paints, Oils, Gasolene, Hot
Air Furnaces, Sewer Pipe, Tin and Galvenized Iron Rooting,
Tin and Galvenized Shingles, Slate Roofing, Guttering and
uieu coutondiufr that there are no trusts ODOUUng, ami Job Work. Uur aim IS to l( all OUT W01"K
but if there are thev are excellent the verv best that can ho done, and when von want it. dmiH
If we serve you once we think we can do so again.
One door East of O n Y U IXC
Post Office. O. D. Will L.
Johnson City.
Jonnsnorn .
Orocncvllle
How-rsvllle Jet
Morrlslown...
Jefferson City.
Knoivlllo ..ur
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Lenoir
Loudon
Sweetv. liter
Athens 6
Charleston.
Cleveland. .
Clint if k'U.ur.
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things, and the other half pointing
with pride to the nuinforced Sherman
uut ana 10 resident lioosevelt s wild
rush against the trusts, it is only too
evident that nothing can be hoped for
from this source. Coinnieroial-Appeal
UNIFORM BALLOT.
Never Touched the Trusts.
A young mau in this city has a mar
riage license to sell at a bargain. He
don't know it, but he could give it away
and uiako money.
Under the Dortch law there will be
some trouble about swapping votes.
When a democrat enters the voting
booth he is alone with his God and mjr
IB
A Generation Ago
coffee , could only be,
bought in bulk. The
20th century way is the
LION COFFEE
way sealed pack
ages, always titan,
fresh and retaining
its rich flavor.
Attention should be called to the fact
that the republican congress has ad
journed and tho republican president
has retired to his $!)0,000 yacht sup
plied him at the public expeuse with
out having done anything to curb the
power cf tho trusts. Action was invit
ed by the attorney-general against tho
great railway merger but there's an
end of that apparently. If action had
been started in tho federal courts at
the same time against a lot of striking
workiugmen they wonld probably all
have been iu the penitentiary by now
The institution of proceedings against
the meat trust was tho gauzicst humbug
ever sought to be palmed off ou the
people of this country. The attorney
general charged that half a dozon big
packing houses were workiug under an
agreement or contract to maintain and
control prices and in restrainst of trade.
Fie went before a fedoral judge and
asked for what? An injunction prohib
iting tho conspirators from continuing
to do what they were doing. What
wore they doiug? They wero violating
tho law which made it a penitentiary
offense to do what thoy were doing. In
other words, this weak and backbone
less administration, which is all voice
and no net ve, charged the meatmen
with a crime, aud asked that they be
enjoined from committing it again.
The Commercial-Appeal has coustantly
held that where u crime has beeu com
mitted au injunction is not the proper
remedy. Tho law has been made espe
cially to tit the case of a violation of the
law. What was the purpose of the
Sherman anti trust law? It was to de
clare trusts illegal, aud to discourage
their formation by fining aud jailing
their promoters. Yet the men who got
up tho most infamous conspiracy ever
conceived to tax and rob the poor peo
ple of the United States are treated
with most lady-like consideration by
Copy of Correct Form Being: Sent Out.
Chairman Frank Thompson, of the
democratic state executite committee,
is sending out a copy of the form of
ballot to be used in counties where the
Dorch election laws does not apply,
He has considered the matter carefully
and has consulted with a number of
leading attorneys, as it is desired that
there shall be no controversy as to the
form of ballot to be used, says the Nash-
villo American. The form is being
sent to the county chairmen and the
chairmen of the boards of election com
missioners, accompanied by the follow
ing letter:
"Dear Sir: In Tennessee we use two
ballots ono, the ballot used uuder
what is known as the Dortch law. and
tho other the ballot used under chapter
21 of the acts of the extra session of
181)1, which is amended by chapter 101
of the acts of 1893. This last-mentioned
ballot is known as tho uniform ballot,
aud the law requires that it should be
of plain white paper, 7 inches long and
3 inches vide, upon which the oilice to
be filled, with the names to be voted
for, shall bo plainly written or printed.
It shall not be lawful to placo on this
ballot any picture, sign, color, mark,
index or insignia. This ballot sball
not deviate more than one-eighth of an
inch iu length and one-sixteenth of an
inch iu width, and must be used at ev
ery voting precinct iu Tennessee where
tho Dortch law, or Australian ballot, is
not used under the law.
which has been carefully prepared, and
request that you have the ballots print
ed in your county conform to it in ev
ery particular.
"We would like for vou to have your
newspapers publish this form of ballot
and call attention to it. in order that
the voters may be familiar with the
form, also know the names of the dem
ocratic candidates. Yours truly.
"F. M. Thompson, Chairman."
The following is a copy of the form
of ballot he is sending out:
JUDGES OP THR Sl'PREMK COURT,
The State at Large-W. K. McAlister
The State at Large-M. M. Neil.
Eastern Division John K. Shields.
Western Division W. D. Beard.
Middle Division John S. Wilkes.
JUDGEH COURT OF CHANCERY APPEALS.
Eastern Division R. M. Barton, Jr.
Western Division John M. Taylor.
Middle Division-S. F. Wilson.
CHANCELLOR.
CIRCUIT JUDGE.
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.
COUNTY COURT CLERL.
. TRUSTEE,
REGISTER.
SHERIFF.
CONSTABLE.
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No. 12 Pullman Sleeper Cincinnati to Jack
sonville via Q & C, Harrlman Junction, Knox
ville and Aslievllle; also Louisville to Kaoi
villevlaU & N. and Jelllco.
No. It Si !Mcarria Pullman Sleeper St Loult
to Asheville via Loulavllle. Q & C, Harrlman
Junction and Knoxvllle, aud Cinoiuaatl to Har
rlman JuncUon.
No. 5.
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10.46pm I . . V ushlntfton.
8.60pm
1.81am
4.80 am
7.40am
6.66pm
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8.26am' . ...Salinbury. . .
l.I6pm ... AMheville
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Records
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Disc Graphophono.
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Columbia Phonograph Co.,
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(TEETHING POWDERS)
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Nos. 11 and l'J curry Pullman Sleeping
between New York uud Nashville via Anhevllle
also between C reensboro unU Norfolk, Salis
bury and Richmond, Asheville and Memphis.
Nos. 85 and 30 carry Pullman Sleepers be
tween Chattuuoogu and Danville aud DunvUls
und New York.
Daily, t Dully, except Sunday.
C. II. Ai KKIiT, O. M.. Washington, D. C.
W. A. TURK, P. T. M . Washington, D. C.
S. H. HjtHUWK'K, U. P. A., Waiibington, D. C
C.A.HKNSi:OTKI,A.o.P.A.,Chutta!iooia,Ten.
J. L. MKKK, T. P. A., Knoxvllle. Tenn.
J. C LUSK, T. P. A., ChultunooKa, Tcuu.
PLAN NOW FDR COLORADO.
THE BURLINGTON'S EXTENSIVE SCHEME
OF SUMMER TOURS.
The Burlington Route makes the
most attractive excursion rates to Colo
rado resorts that bare ever been made.
For long periods of the summer we
make such remarkably low first-class
round-trip rates to Denver, Colorado
BpriiiRB and Manitou, as $21 from St.
Louis, $15 from Kausus City, $25 from
Chicago: pood all summer; at other pe
riods only one fare plus $2 rounp trip.
CHEAP TO PACIFIC COAST, TOO.
May 2Ttli to June 8th, August 2d to
8th. Round trip good 00 days, variable
routes; from St. Louis $47.50, from
Chicago $.r0, Missouri River $45; all
lower than the one-way rate; only $11
more between Frisco and Portland;
lirst-claHs, good in chair cars (seats free)
standard sleepers or through tourist
sleeper excrsious. Chief Coast Route,
the l'nrlington to Denver, through
Scenic Colorado, Salt Lake.
COOL MINNESOTA.
10,000 lakes; scores of the coolostand
best summer localities in the country;
frequent periods of low summer rates.
Apply to the nearest ticket agent, or
write us of your proposed trip, whether
to Colorado, Pacific Coast, Yewllowstone
I'ark, Minnesota, and let us advise vou
least cost and assist you.
Mend lor our nouudsomo Colorado or
California 1902 publications free.
J. N. MEFMMi, L. W. Wak.ei.kt.
No. 5 N. Pryor St., Gen. Pass Agt.
Atlanta, (ia. St. Louis, Mo.
C. M. Levkt,
General Manager,
St. Louis, Mo.
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