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Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05
HAPPENINGS Ct lO5J.
A Chronological Array of the Most
Prominent Events.
SIORY OF SPGKISa-GHEHIcaK VAR
Brief Mention Of Financial Failures
startlinw o~asastrephen ana
CFimes-xecrolosy Of fear
Politics sad sport.
BANK rAILUnEs

Jan. T-State, EmWood, H., FooyoQo
eENxtioual. PaoiA, KAN suspended.
si-Fira national LArimore n, D. mtIA
FEB. 2s-B4nk Of Southern Baltimore, slN'
Mar fe-Home savings, Sioux CITY, Ia. 90.
600. Benson savings Waterford "a
aEBssk Of Merriam PARK. ST. Paul. MINI.
Peoples saatA. PhilAdSpAiA' nsariy
1s-GuarantOrs' EnanOs Co. Phiaddphh.
Jun. 7@DSlavsrs national. Delhi n. r
S25.0o0.
@-Tkomus j. Kirby. private Abilene
Kan. SESSION..
Jni, @ZCoramereiAl state, Msr1hAltowu. IA.
n-GermAn sAyingS Door, La &sfIs. 4.
Northern, Lexington, AZ. t~s1sRendedl
2-Tsvas savings Tswas City, Ash Vas'
Aus' nNBsnk q waverly, III, $4,000.
G-FnnOre county. Preston. MIMI tl0s-
Sep. I'D. F. Parsons private. Burr oak.
Mich, $4,000.
us-Gsoer. AA, bank. $4,000.
&-Aliegheny, a Clifton forge, Va IA
biities. $4,000.
Oct l-Tradesman's national, at New YEA,
100000 due dePositora Uabiiide.
placed at 2Soo,OoQ.
ls-TgoEa ~nationsL, of0gwese y. y elosed.
n-First national OK Neigh, Na- E1olt-
ties gOSFoo.. German national of Pitts
buuh Pa. liabilities E,0o4oo1
I-FiN national, Of lisbon, o, capita
SA0e-closed; resumed on Nov. IS.
2-SAcond nationAl q Springfield, o.
goes into liquidation.
Nov. 5FTrst national Of Flushing. o. sus
pendA
ls-FIrst national, Of Emporia, Kan closed
President suicides an hour later.
&-Bank Of Hornersrile, n. Y, closes door
with liabilities Of $4,000.
S-Seo0nd national. Of Toledo. o. gcesintS
voluntary liquidation.
Dee SAmerssn savings, ct Charleston, 8
C, placed in hands Of receiver. HAbai
ties Sl00,00o.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05
FIRES.

aotaua the Greater cannaErafiens In
xolvinE Large Financial Leases.
Jan. 2-DAwson City. AlAakA. business paFt,
nEsSs~nee. O. t. il business houses.
2s-Eas. St Louisb H. Union elevator, 81.
000.e00.
Feb. iNaugLsuck. Coda, q. s Rnbbsl
Co.'S plant S7e0,oo0
s-In Winnipe< Man, Mcintyre block
s9PatsSursA. cold storage plua.i sL.as-
E-Nsv York, Esv P. Morton'n ofhc'
building, e5oaO0.
Mar. EWaseEanseL Mich. nearly entirs
business portion.
N-Chiceo Aver buldipr. $4,000
Apt: t-ln Rock Hill s 2. u ~buildinss
AT SGeramsnsa, Cal, Southern Paeihs
Ry. storehoase, Sl.oo0,Oea
l2-renn. plate GAS plant At No1h Irwin.
IA tlo1,u0.
I7-Bosfcn srsia elevator, $4,000. IA
tire business scatter Of Hopkinton. L.
Nay 2-kn Loogoosee, Ind portion Of huai
ness ceateE.
E-ln Gleago, six acres ia elevator and
lumber district N.2eo0o.
Jun. S-ln Portsmouth, o. Burgess stesI
Iroa Ce.is plant $4,000.
ia-psR City, Utah. almost entirely De
siruyed, fdI0o0o00
Aus. a-Csstsr Ridge. Ark. nearly Dc
stroyed-
G-Banarek, n. d. businsas portion and
many resi1enseA Over sfs0oo.oo0
SeNAzAviils Team. hardware establish
ment Of Phillips Buthoa Co. and other
property. &H1Qo0o
Sep 2-Rlpd Rivcr, Mich. "a bzldineA
0-Toledo, o. elevator. Property worth
e0oa.0oa.
oct light blocks in best portion Of col-
GRADE Springs Col, less el,0ooeoo.
s-In Carksvile. Tenn- ovsr $4,000 dam
&c.
u-Xt Tacoma. wssh, TOurisss' hotel. lon
s6o1.on0.
sk--In brooklyn, N. Y, $4,000 damae,
done among storehoasss On pier.
Nov. 3-A San Francisco, Baldwin hotel
Loss about tLy5oo,0n.
Dec. S-Nearly whole business portion o.
EufaulA, l. 7.
l-At New York, Home Lie Insurance.
Co. Postal Telegraph Co. and Rogers
Peet 4 Co. bulding. Loss y ST.
NJIlNN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

B-IA Hawkins county. Tenn, 3 n recenl
9oudbgnt... Number in cySoae near
GARY, S. d.
caused b. Goudburat
H-At Hot SPRING. Ark. 8 in burning ho
sl-.. Sharon, Mass, Sin train collision,
3-NeAr Pittsbuzgh. Pa, 7 by caving IN q
arth tunnA....s at Ooltewuh Staten.
Tenn, by powder plant explosion.
@-Stsamer On way TO Alaaka knkA ~ By
drowning.
Sep. AT s~Hsesvils, Ind. I BY prematars
dynamlts explosion.
ain Mississippi river, near FOEt st. P&hR
eby steamboat explosion .-oh % heAtn
s-xs CoS0s \. 7. Is by trolley ear sad
.EOvsr 800 by heat In New York citysafsr.
n-Jerome, A. 7, ever % By fire. Over
rs Ia Phi1ldelphia BY gasoline explosion
@-ToedS, o. 10 in explosion Of dust n
elevator
RAJ Milan. No, shy scAlding IN awmil
explosion. Near Brownsvlle. Pa 3 In
mine gas explosion.
Oct. 60vsr 100 persons missing n Iorest
fires IN northern Wiseonain-MAioriiJ
4-At least 100 lives lost By stcrms On
Georgia ard Florida coasts. Schooner
Sarah f. Palmer lost near Charleston,
s. Q, and 8 drowned.
eo-On tS-7@do boat Davis at Astoria, Ore,
Thy bursting Of boiler tubea
E-In IndiAra territory, 5 IN freight wreck.
AIN Alaskz. eprcspectes By vreehna ct
1-Nsar CanyOn Ctr, ORE, 8 Indians and
white man IN battle betwssz 10 Whites
and 8 rpds-. Near SoduS n. Y schoon
er ST Peeer goes down IN Lake OntNrso
with peraunk.
8l-At Bsllsirs. o. Q In boiler expleSion.
Nov. l-During past seasoA a vessels 81
Gloucester, Mass, hshing heet lost and
g. men drowned. Property loz, slT0,0N
...-ln AlAskA ! sold seekers perish IN
Quickaand.
SAs West Pitsston, Pa, 10 It Exeter col
iery....m Detroit Mich, IL By falling
ROOT Of theater.
Is-On Oregon coast near Yaquina hAy, %
By Wreckng Of British ship Atlanta.
Near HackenEck, n. j., y BY train.
BAT Ashburn. No. ehy explosion At pov
3s-NeAr Stockton. Cal, Q b. explosion Of
boiler in steamer.
Tin New York harbor, 8 in storr.. .0h
New England coast more than 70 during
q terrific gale
E-OA Highland Light, near Boston, al Of
the $50 On board the Portland Ia wreck.
Dee. BIN New Yerk. 9 b soaldins IN
steamer.
SAT PInOle. Cal, 5 by explosion In pow.
der works. ..QH Portland, Msv 5 eokl
hsrges lost with q o board.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Much injury TO live stock Dc feared
az q result OF the blizzard in Texas.
Ben Hopkins. living near st. Clair
Mo-, was found hanging dead On
picket fence.
Despite denial, Paris papers believe
that Dreyfns has started from Island
lie Disble and Is now nearing France
The War Department is rushing
troops to Cuba. Four transports
sailed yesterday and several more %
to-day.
Two members Of q Texas family art
dead and i've are dying from poison
placed in their coffee By unknown
persons.
Another company Of militia VA
sent to Psna, H., On a report thai
outside miners were planning q raid
on the negroes.
Major Daiy, oommissary Of subsist-
enee, in a report on the canned roasi
best provided for army consumption
says that IL sas nauseanng and smell.
cd like dead bodies.
The preliminary hearing Of JOIN
McCrillis for Killing William GnaIlaE
At Carthage, No., ended with the
ruling By Justice Garland thstdeiend.
ant should BE- hald without bail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

The County officials show Their Ap'
preciatien Of Presiding County
Judge NC Flynt VIE Ess
Served Twelve Years.

At IL O'Clock Saturday, Presiding
Judge N. O. Flynt, who, Tor II years,
has h~onorably served Aairuin County
81 County Judge was retired By tho
expiration Of his term. During these
twelve years Judge EIynt has been
conscientious and painataking ~ his
efforts to honestly serve the people
who have rad the confdsEes 70 piaos
him In once for 20 long time. he
was Associate Judge for the irAt four
years and since thsn-for eight years
he has been Presiding Judge.
Before court adjourned Saturday
morning Judge Fiynt was presented
with a ans gold watch with the fol-
lowing engraved In the case; "ro n.
O. r., from the County oficiais Of
1881
The presentation speech was made
in the presence Of the county oficials
and IN open court BY Probate Judge
8. n. Edwards, who paid a just tribute
to the retiring Judge when be said;
uThose who have watched the oficial
eiHorts Of the Oounty Court have found
no cause 70 point the nuger Of scorn."
Judge Edwards stated that to the
County Court was due the commen-
dalton for the different advantages
enjoyed by the county. In closinz
Judge Edwards, referring his remarks
to Judge Flynt, said: II wish, 10 be-
halt OF the county officials, to present
You with this watch'' Judge Flynl
was too much overcome with emotion
to speak and asked Deputy ooiiectoE
J. &. jesse TO make response.
Mr.. Jesse responded for Judge
Flynt in q few happy and appropriate
remarks. The was q most
Impressive one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05
cAarAHTEa.
Disasters OF yarioas Kinds which
Resulted In Five or Mere Deaths.

Disasters Of yarioas Kinds which
ResuItea I'm Five or Mere Deaths.
Jan. L[erzy City, n. J. Sin fire
E-Fort Smith, Ark - during toruado.
Feb i-CiosersTaIs, n. Y, In Burning b.
tel. On Massachusetts, and Rhode L.
land coast, 10 drowned during storm
e-Boston, s frsmen at q fire.
e-PitsbErgh, Pa, 20 IN ere.
a4-Fairhsld county, S. G, I in forest Urea
@-Kalamazoo, Mich, 10 BY chemicai ex-
Plozioa. West Harvey, H. Z; train
crashed into 3 bus.
Mar, 2-Near Brevtcns Ala . By bcnsr 81
p-Ns~ York, IL by burning Of the BOwsry
Ie-Chieago, 10 IN : burning of1cs building.
lP-Pratt City, Ala Q negro eouvicts In :
mine explosion.
2-Near LehiSh, /. 7, 5during tcrnado....
KenL Man. 7 In burning home.
Apr. 2-santa Cruz o.. Il Il powder nl
S-Nssr Dover. \. J. 9 By powder szpls
sion.
2a-SL v~ineente, Mex, Is By explosion q
powder On pack train-.s.In Dakota and
Iowa, 5 In tornado.
Nay 6-In the Grand, Viroigrs and ArkAn.
sas bottoms. Tex, foods drown II IAN
lies.
la-Nar ~springisle, Pa, 9 ewspt Of rzfl
....In IoEL Illinois and Wisconnins u
during cyclones
2s-Fzrer lake, ALASKA, 7 drowned whls
crossing the ies....At Iron Mountain
Mich 4 IN FIRE.
N-PittsrIle, Pa, 6 drowned IN 9 mine.
Jun l4-Stztts City. No. 5 IN mine dins
ter.
is-Nssr Kansas City, s By e~ioudburst.. 80.
Near New York. 6drowned IN q scbo0nei
collision.
2s-On the route from Seattle TO Alaska, o.
By drowning. cold and hunger.
Jd. EHear Beverly, kasa7 8 b. eapsxne
q steamer. LA BY tornado At Hampton.
n. II.
e-South Of Sable islsndA SIS drowned b.
collision Of FrsBch liner La Bourgogni
with Engiish, Cromsrtykhira.
s-Steeleville, No. Is By wSteEspout
u-CsFeland, o.. II By explosion IN tunnel
D-Pompton. n. J. s In powder works sz
ploxouG
so-san Fnncisco. s In burning bulding...,
Humsnsvlle. No. 9 while fordfng riTsrin
wagon
Aag. 6Eear Dovsr Polnt. \. a.. ) BY cap
sizing Of boat.
sin kukkokwin river. Alaska, Is b. dnh
fn~ - ataawnar
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

THIS is undoubtedly an era OF brain
culture. When that Milwaukee girl
broke her leg for the fifteenth time
her first thought was, ~ suppose now
Il will mise school agAin,n and her
teacher, who had Kept account OF
eight such accidents, exclaimed; 81
don't Ike IL. 1t cuts OF her school
hours." Here is 3 triumph Of intellect,
TO be sure, and q stunning rsbuke TO
certain ancient and false ideals that
coupled . sound mind with q sound
pair Of legs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

AZ Least oae Apprseiafive Reader.
An observer Of men and things re.
marked; There is 8 young man Up
town who sometimes writes stories, not
checks. Very few people are sufficient.
ly versatile to write both. A certain
touching little story be wrote had failed
altogether. from some mysterious ex-
trinsic cause, to touch the steeiy edi.
torial hearts. and finally the young man,
On its 'steenth return, was seized with
the irritability Of genius and threw Il
out Of his window. The next day he
got il back with . little note, reading.
my Dear Mr.. s.. I return your very
nice story, which ! found on the street,
where II had probably fallen from YOU
pocket. IL is very. very nice. / took the
liberty Of reading IL. II l were You,
would send II to . magazine at Unos.
Very sincerely yours Mary N. "-Ex.
change,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

Mrs. Florence Graham, Of this city,
moved to st. Louis a few weeks since,
and has just been married to Chas. W.
McCrory. OF Jacksonville, Pa The
marriage took place on the 18th Of
December, 1898. Mrs. Graham ID
wen known TO nj people, and is 9
daughter Of J. W Carson, formerly Of
this city and lsa most worthy woman.
Mr.. McCrory travels for q wholesale
drug house and enjoys q splendid
business. The LEDGER joins other
friends IN extending Mr. and Mrs
MsCrory very best wishes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05
AUDRArE COURTS.

CRcurr ooURr--sd Monday IN Jan
nary, ist Monday In June. ID Monday
Ia September.
COUNTY CouEr-lst Monday IN Feb
rnnry, lst Monday in May, LIST Monda,
10 August, ist Monday In November.
PRonkTR ooUKr-2d Monday in Jan
nary, ID Monday In March, ID Monda,
IN Msy. ID Monday IN ~september.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

J. d. Mari, Of Plattsburg, was In
town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. ClaTett are
visiting near Auxvasse.
Dick Potts, Of St. Joseph, Is visiting
his uncle, ]. A. Potts.
Mrs. N. e. Bolts is In San Antonio,
Texas, to spend the winter.
Ernest CAN'T wac In Missouri CITY
on legal business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morris are home
from 3 pleasant visit to st. Louis.
The Benton City Odd Fellow officers
viii be publicly Installed on Jan. IA.
Miss sallie Blattner, Of 81. Louis.
is the guest OF J. E. Blattner and fam.
lily.
Miss Bessie Hart, Of Brunswick, IL
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. R. H.
Cooper.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05
Buying : PianO-s4O to sl25 Saved.

Buying 8 PfAn0-S4U 70 Sfxo Saved.
Having spent over twenty years in
the Piano business, I can save you
from 20 TO IS per cent In the purchase
Of q piano. On a $500 piano you save
from si0o 10 si25, on a $500 piano from
$50 to 500, N a $500 piano from $50
to s75, OF a $3.50 piano from s50to se5,
on a 500 plano from $40 to ESQ, cash
or time.
II you think OF buying an instrument
Il will amply repay you to investigate
the above facss. Having sold pianos
and books in Columbia, Mo-, more
than twenty years, l refer you 10 any
student of the State University OF
Columbia Female College who at
tended school there from 1874 10 the
present time. s. B. KTRTIEY,
N. B.-Be sure to send for my Illus
trated Piano Purchasers Guide.
Leave your name at Ferris & Cau-
thorn's or with B. r. Cauthorn and
Mr.. Kirtley will give prices and full
illustrated catalogue. 3s-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

Harry Atchisou, deputy sheriff, had
q fifty mile ride in the country Friday
serving court papers. Harry is sat
isied that this is sur enough winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05
GIVE THE CHILDREN A DRINK

called Grzin-o. II e a detci9as, appetizing,
nourishins food dnnk 70 take the place Of cot.
lee. SOLD BY al Rroceru and liked by all who
have used II, because when properly prepared
IL tastes Ike the finest coffee, but ls free from
geetion and atrenafhens the nerves. IL n not
. stlmulant, but 4 health buildef, and children,
a. vel as adults, can drink Il with great bene-
a.. Costa o One-fourtA as much a. coffee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

LiIIi<n =. spinney has fled proceed
lngs for divorce from her husband,
VIM. r. splnney. She alleges draak-
enness and non support. me couple
was married Sept. 4, 1891, and sspa-
rated Oct. 4 1857
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

PRoF. E. L. RoDeKRss who took the
newspapers TO task, generally, has
resigned - teacher Of F~riendship
school in saling towsbip. Friendship
school is enc Of the very best In Au-
drain county, and just Why Prof.
Rodgers resigned e rot known 10 The
directors or The partrons Of the school.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05
Reuairinr Neatly Done

II you want your watch cleaned OF
repairing of any kind done neatly,
cheaply and promptly call on r. 8.
Riley. Satisfaction guaranteed.
wifi 7. s. Riley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

snb order A. H. 7. A. No. ISL meets Monday
nszht on or before fun moon in each month
Visiting brethren always welcome.
W. T. LOTT, W.. p
v. ERDEL, IA, W. Secretary. tyr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

7. T. TSrrsyson, after q severe spell
Of rheumatism, i able 70 be out again
and was in Mexico Last week on bas-
ness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

John Jones has returned 10 bis home
In Springfield after q visit to bis
father, ". r. Jones, of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

For small personal or real estate
loans, ct the very lowest rates Of
Interest, see R. L. McFAdin. w-Iyr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

&-In New York. Frank Rhonsr hlls
wiie and sell because Of poverty.
Dec. Sat Fort Madison, Ia. Frank Besh
murders wife and then kills himself.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

Mrs. DR.. Cole, nee Miss Lutte Cave,
Is visiting Mrs. Fannie Jolsnson and
DR.. Z. 8. Gave, of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

Miss Lena woodlsn, Of the vandalia
public school, is tho guest Of Mrs. P.
r. Hord.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

Ms. /. W. Bsrnthissl Of wentzvills,
and Mrs. o. L Daniels, Of Holden
are the guests Of their brother, z. @,
Buxkhart.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

Wabash west, II N.
Wabash east. $3.50 p. m.
O. & A. east, 1890 p. N.
@. & A. west, 12:30p m.
O. & A. Mexico and Jefferson City
1880 p. m.
All mails for night trans close a
$3.50 p. m.
Mail trains on o. & A. meet at Mex
leo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

Mrs. b. olacheF . home from . visit
In vandAlia-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

J. z. Bucknsr, W. s. Trimbls and J.
b. harris, Of ARxvasss, were In town
Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

J. W. Bal hes returned fren . visii
IN Perry.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

Mia Mauds Garter ls in st. LOuis on
. visit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

The Benton City Odd Fellow officers
viii be pablicly Installed on Jan. IA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morris are hom
from 3 pleasant visit to st. Louia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

vice rre.iasa, Hobart. $1,000 lax
stAna@enerson's words on Eeeno-
ny ForEottes-Defeas Of the Inter-
wastsn@a pauk Hin In \ House.
mrcleary Bin Nay Receive same
Mexico weekly ledger., 1899-01-05

Ernest CAN'T was In Missouri OF.
on legal business Thursday,
The commercial courier. (Union City, Tenn.) 1897-190?, 1899-09-07
]. p. VERHINE.

Mr.. J. p. Verhine began the dry
goods business in Union City in
1874, quarter of a century ago,
and is not only one of the oldest
merchants i'll Union City but is one
of the most favorably known. Mr..
Verhine is firm believerin printers
ink, which he uses freely and he
has built up a trade second to none
in this entire section. His store is
replete with everything in the dry
goods and notion line, and his car
pet department is full to overflow
ing with carpets of all kinds and
description from the cheapest to
tie finest grades. His millinery
parlors, which have been presided
over Il number OF years by Mrs.
Annie Johnson, is known to MC@rly
every lady in the county a. The
place to ~ct:,rc the latr-tnnd mob
birst dvsign# Of everything in that
line. because Mr.. Vcrhiue goes to
headquarters. the fashion center
New York for his goods. Jack is
not only one of the largest mer-
chants in Obion County, but he is a
rafting good fellow whom every
one likes.
The commercial courier. (Union City, Tenn.) 1897-190?, 1899-09-07
SHERIFF. JOHN f. FINCH,

MIR, Finch is serving his first
term as sheriff of Ohion County,
having been elected August of last
year; but should he live there isn't
a particle of doubt of his succeeding
himself, rs he is making one of the
best sheriffs this county has ever
had. He sCorncd the primaries and
ran as an independent democrat,
and was easily elected. MIR. Finch
was constable and deputy sheriff
six years and though lie has cap
tured and confined many prisoners,
lie has never allowed one of them
to escape, He was born and rear
ed i'll ObiQn County, and no one in
its confines has more friends than
he. He owns a small farm in No.
II district, but he need not return
tn this rural retreat unless he choose
for there is no gift at the hands of
his constituents that he cannot
have for the asking. He is also his
own iailer, and the prisoners in his
charge are given the best of atten-
ton.
The commercial courier. (Union City, Tenn.) 1897-190?, 1899-09-07
r. T. CURLIN.

r. T. Curtin. one OF the largest
and most popular dry goods mcr-
chants Of Union CITY. native b2in
Obion countian. and removed to
this city when fourteen Years Of
age His father. Y. r. Curtin. who
is seventy-four years of age, is the
Oldest citizen OF this county, having
been born and reared here. The
subject Of our sketch in 1867 began
the dry goods business, III which he
has continued until the present. and
in which he has been etninently
successful. He carries one OF the
most complete stocks in this sec
ton. and sells at rock bottom
figures, and has in his employ ouly
courteous, polite and efficient sales
men. who consider ii pleasure to
show goods whether sale IS effect
ed or not
The commercial courier. (Union City, Tenn.) 1897-190?, 1899-09-07
DIR. f. NJ. TREVATHAN.

DIR f. NJ. Trevathan is the cid
est Dentist in Union City. having
moved to this place from Southwest
Missouri with his family in 1865.
about ;lc close Of the Civil War
Not only has lie practiccd his pro
fcssion. dentistry. III Union City q
greater length ri time than has any
other, but he has becu longer ia
the business than most dentists in
the State. as lie began practice in
1883. i'll Milburn Ky. In deutietrv
as in everything else the old axiom
that 'practicc makes perfect" is
verified III the skill with which Dr.
Trcvathan executes all his work.
He makes a speciality of crown and
bridge work and guarantees salts
faction iii all he does. The Doc
tors work the past "a years is all
the recommendation he needs.
The commercial courier. (Union City, Tenn.) 1897-190?, 1899-09-07
G. T.. DENIIAM.

&. e. DenlIam, cut of whose
handsome face appears i'll this pa
per, has been a resident of Union
City fifteen years, and in that time,
has, by his upright conduct and
happy, genial personality, made a
long list of friends of whom any
one might be proud. On October
5th, 1887 lie led to the altar Miss
Edna Little, one of Union City's
most charming and popular young
ladies. For nine years Mr.. Denham
has been in the employ of the c. f,
Blanke Tea q Coffee company OF
st. Louis, as travelling salesman
and he controls one Of the largest
trades in his line of any man on the
road. He is one of four of the com
The commercial courier. (Union City, Tenn.) 1897-190?, 1899-09-07
WHAT PHASES MAN.

1t pleases man to have a woman
love lIim
1t pleaSes him 70 have 4 woman
lead him III the way lie wants to go.
1T plea>ea him to have Il woman
sometimes treat him as great big
bab7, to be cared for, petted and
caressed
1t pleases him to have a woman
think him great ard good and true
and favor him with her att ntions
accordingly.
1t pleases him to have woman's
bright eyes, expressing the appro-
baton, approval and admiration
the lips do not speak
IT pleases him to have d woman 5
hand smooth away the careworn
expression and wrinkles from his
brow. 1t pleases him to have
woman's strength help him
over the weak places in life.