The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-04-26

An official report from the Uni
versity of Tennessee experiment
station IS that the damage TO
fruit in East Tennessee will not be
very heavy on accent Of the grad
ual thawing out. Had sunshiny
weather come Saturday or Sunday
ii is claimed that the damage
would have been almost total.
Bessie, the 14-year-old daughter
Of II. S. McClerkin, OF Dyersburg,
was Monday afternoon burned to.
death. she was subject to fits and
had been left in the house while
mother went to the garden. The
girl had tit during her absence
and fell into the FIRE and when
found was SO horribly burned that
she died in few minutes.
Knoxville was the coolest point
south of st. Paul, Mimi, last Mon
day according to the Weather Blu
reau. The temperature was SO.
Many orchards were ruined at
Kingsport and Rogersville on ac-
count OF the heavy snow breaking
the limbs. Bristol and other East
Tennessee points had severe snow
storms. In the Smoky mountains
snow fell from four to fiye feet deep
and hundreds Of cattle died from
exposure and starvation.
$50
If the plans that are being ma
tured at indianapolis do not mis-
carry Mayor Thomas Taggart will
be made chairman Of the Democrat
ic National Committee before the
end of the present year, and sys-
tematic organization will be begun
throughout the States of the South
and West to make David B. Hill, OF
New York, the party nominee for
president at the next national con-
vention. The preliminary steps in
this organization have already been
taken and more than a MAORI
! ty Of the members Of the nat
ional committee are pledged to
to Mayor Taggart, and the mayor
and the men who are back of his
candidacy are pledged to Hill.
A dispatch from Manila quotes
| Aguinaldo as saying During the
war with the Americans / was Of
ten very close TO them. | expected
to make my greatest stand at Ca
Ilumpit. When ! abandoned Tarlac
| / commanded 1.5O0 rifiemen. an
ticipated Gen. Wheaton's landing
at San Fabian. planned the re-
treat to Nueva Viscaya, but was
4. frustrated by Gen. Lawton. / ship
ped the Gordon with $50 men, only q
four hours before the landing party
came ashore.
Additional arrangements were
made Saturday for the reception o.
President Mckinley at Memphis
An important change was made il
the programme Of toasts for the bic
banquet. The toast Tennessee,
by Gov. McMilIin, was dropped CIT
Of courtesy to Gov .Longino of Mis-
sissippi and Gov. Davis Of Arkan
sas who viii be there. The toastl
are arranged as followsss' The Pres
ident Of the United States, ex
Congressman Josiah Patterson re
Spouse, President McIxinleyI "Tht
Citizen" Bishop Thomas r. Gai.or
.sOur Country Hon, Secretar,
/ Hay; AThe Mississippi Valley,
Hon. Vim. r. Moore; "The City,
Senator Carmack. Gov. McMilln
/ will be asked to meet the Presideu
at the State line along with TIL
Governors 81 Arkansas and Missis
: sippi.
: The editor Of the Fordyille, KY
8 Miscellaneous. writes as q poetscFip
8 to d business letter II was cured 3
/. kidney trouble by taking FOleyis Kid
neY Cure. Take nothing else. Naii
Iina's Drug Store.
3
Wednesday Of last week Kat
7 Macklin, nurse with the child d
Al. Herzog. a prominent hook deal
! Or Of Memphis, was run down b
Z street car. The girl threw th
!. child ID time 70 save its life. Th
girl will die.
Most women with female weakne:
suffer dreadfuIly with piles ia ndaitio
b 10 their other pains, They LAY }
!, cured By using Tabler'H Buckeye Pll
IS Ointment. Price. SOC In bottles, tubt
rra Na4lIfnoin Dr41o Store