davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-25

Goburs<8ctba. 9an bar en- Maas
neo pnsre eno Oronninsen. prins
4lbsrt bar en- itiue, frepelis Manp,
Der narebe lepenoe Snterssie for 2itss
rdtur, Mulit os aunit. os beres fel=
les Snteresier os Joritaaslie at bins
dnoen reiultereoe / ct lptteligt Of
erempIarift SamIip. Der fanbtes
neppe en- lpttelisere Samilie / belle
England.
|. Yrins glbsrt bsbs, efter tire Glars
Spseligbep, / 1861, os bette bar piits
moi bet fsrite baarDe Stag for Orons
ningen. ut bsnDes Sors oper Mans
bens Dsb bar cpb os alporlis Der
man ct sobt 8epis paa | ben Smitens
bisbeb, at naar 9rpnningen, ielp pp
til be alleriioite @ar, ifi9ntsbe rias
Gaper til barmbiertige @nitaltsr sller
til andre 9bls 5ormaal, iaa gapss bet
altio til "prins 9llberts Minoe".
Oct Ter lo til. at bun, belt pp til BET
iioite, bar tantt paa BAN, bper Gang
bet sialot noget 9belt os gobt.
Gn itpr gGt.
Drowning 8ictoria blep Mober til
8 Yprn. Dporaf Z enonu leper.
/. Den elpite at oisie er 8ietoria,
fBot / 1910, MI tienDt iom @ntstsi-
ierinoe 5rieOri9 at Spitluno. Sun
bleO / 1858 gift mep prins, ieners
aeiier 5rieOrid Wilbelm, os er Mpr
til Den nuparenbe tpIte asiier.
2. 4lbert Gbparb, prins al
Wales, fspt / 1871; blep / 1868 Gift
meo Prinissis aleranora, aloItc
Batter al Song Gbriitian ben ODE al
9anmarf. !San blir MI britiit 8png:
unber Napn az Gbiparb ben 7be.
8. Yrinfssie Ilice, fsbt / 1913.
bsbe / 1878 eftsrat babe pGrst gift
16 Iar meo Yrins 6rieori9 al
!6esien.
4. prins alfreb. Sertus AZ Chin
burg, fsbt | 1874; gift mep eneitt
Oatter at Geiier Ileranoer Cen 2ber
at Huslanb.
5. priniesIe 6elenu, fsbt / 1916,
oift / 1866 meo gbriitian al Slespiss
9olitein.
6. 8rinies'e 2uiIe, fsbt / 194S.
Z. prins @rt6ur. Sertue al Gors
nauaht, febt / 1850; aft / 1879 msh
Yriniesie 2ouiie at preusTsn.
8. 0rins 2eopplb, fsbt / 1853,
bsb / 1884.
9. 8rinissie Beatrice, fsbt 1857,
Gift msb SPIRIT 5sinrid al gattsrs
berd.
0a ale @ictcrios Born er oiFte o.
flere at Dem forl9naft er gebtefprs
rlore, biz man f~orFtaa, at benbes
Notwithstanding er Die! temmss
Tia inopitlef.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-25

"Saur ou mso inb pua Reitouratioz
men os ipiier 6rptoff?"
"Nei, jig sr life %iulten."
Oct sisr iutet; bu biir NOT fulton. IN
ben ri faar noset."
Gbsfsn: "Soao poper De, Ysterisn2
- De, ben pnsite Setient / min Sorrets
ming, tpsier min Batter! Oct tildoer
iss snb life min Sos9pIosr. iom bar pes
ret Der | % gar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-25
2rise / benhes Reaierinssiib.

Oct er alminbelig befienbt at
gictpria bar ben "frsbes
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-25
Sinfrc.6raoer.
On ny @rab inofsrss | MinnsiOta.

Winneiotas "Barb Of Nppeal1 ia,
iororbnet en- np @raberins for 2infrg,
bporpeb Der ifal oprettes en- ny Grab.
Der fommer nGit efter 1Np. / Nortb-
f~ueitern Jlar Seeo". Den npe @raf
Hal benapnes iom "No. l 5lar Seeb4.
Den npe Sororbnins er srunbet pao
tnblgbne Slayer fra Garmerne Der
tiger, at ON beres 2inirg Blot manslebe
en- rem ubetpoelisbeO | bet foreifrepne
Maal, blep bet uben pipere sipet @ras
ben "reiecteb". Meb benne npe Grab
pil bette %rnbsaaes. 9a ben npe Orb
ming traoer / &raft ben 15be SUM- b.
o., oil iaalebes 5armerne allerebe iaar
npbe sobt al ben.
@raberiusen for 9infrs bliper beref,
ter ipm fglser: No. I Northwestern
Flax Seed. Senue @rab %betinser,
at 2iufrpet er mObent, friift os fat |
&jernen, Us for at ppnaa benne Grab
maa Der life bore mere enb 12H Trus
cent baarlist Srp. Gen minbite @est
maa bore 81 Guno pr. guibel.-No.
1 Flax Seed. Spr at opnaa benne
@rab maa life Street BABE npsen mug
gen 2ust ps ! bet belle taget bore iriit
rs fiernefait iamt life ~inbebolpe oper
rs Nrpcent baarlist Sre. Sesuoeu
maa bet tploe en- 899t al so Tunb pr.
Suibel. Rejected Flax Seed. Sil
benne Grab bprer umobent, iusti9t eaer
paa anoen Maape ~beifabiset SRI, Der
life CT ltiffet il miolertibis Spbeuarins.
Den minolte SGst fpr benne @rab er
AZ 8rnb pr. Suibel. No Grade
Flax Seed. Seriil bprer mere bebGrs
bet 2infrp, Der life laber Zig bepare.
Sasien er osiaa for benne Grab AZ
Yunb pr. Suibel.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-25

" SNSN~
De 4irsoag bitten alOtten bdlp ipo
paa Oiostet Dsborrs !9oule pad Den
g8igbt peo Gnglanos Spotplt. 9ss
ben inofanot iIs title og roIis iom en-
Sepn. Sosnpes SGn os n9rmeiie
Sl9gtninssr Omgap DeOslsiet, og ct
fort Yineos al oippDe prins Gilbert
par anbrast pua YGgsen idaIsoes, at
bet funoe ices fra Ssnssn. De to iios
tie Timer bar bun bepioitlss. Den
bpio5aareoe Yiifop al Winaeiter tn9s
leoe peo Deosleiet % bah en- Bpm meo
brmpei Stemme; slers bar Der pspss
itilIe ! @areIIet; tun al os til bsrtss
en- tOd!t Sulten. Omiioer lsfteos Sir
Sdmes Reib - en- at 29oerne -
!odanosn | @eiret, ps ale piDite / fans
me Sieblit. at MI bar Drowning Bic
ioria ferbie meb oenne 8erben.
&siier Wilbelm af SpIflanb ontom
/ Mapodss. til Osborne os fit Itrar
efter aosans til S~pssparsliet. Deb
traft:ge Stimulanier lptteoes bet 0es
serne at brinee ben beenoe Drowning
til fulb os tlar gspioitbeb. mspsns
aeiiersn braste benbe 1T oe iinMobers
ifbfts 5arpel. aeiferen par ogIaa til
iteoe oo bun ubaanoeoe.
9anoeiors.
Gn balp Zine eftsrat Ssosn bar
iuotradpt, blep Segipen9epen tunos
giprt for be ~uosnfor SIpttet penienpe
Starsr al Sournaliiter os presiss
meno, og melem pisis opitop itrar ct
pirot 9dplsb til n9rmeite 5elssraIitas
tion. De iatte afitep tilfoos, tilRI,,
tilpogns eller pda Gptle. os itrar fIsi
meo 2pnets 6art til ale 8eroensz
bisrner Yubnabet: "0ronninssn er
peo".
j Gn9ldllo Ter BET I'D III, at SuSs
Itabet bar iremtalot almiuoslie Cans
peIorg. s gper ps 2~anosbper timebe
Sirtetlotterns, ale Setter % 5orlps
~iteIier er uofat paa ubsitemt lib OF
3eatrene | ale 8per bar luttet fine
0sre. Gnslunos aplonier runot oms
firing ! 8eroen bar peo apnoolencss
tele9rammer bspionet i'm 0sltasslie.
s Qpnopn bleo Sebsbuoitubet
tunpsiort at 2oromaporsn, Der ON.
trent Slpttsn z traaote ub paa TN
tore @eranoa % pplGIte meo pita
renoe Stemme ieIgsnoe Telegram:
Osborne, 81. 6.45. - Min elItepe
Utooer er netop benIppet pmaipst al
gprn og 9srnebsrn. Gilbert Goiparp."
Npbeocn builsoes pipers % Der b!so
iad forunosrlig title / 8aperne.
gftsrot 2promaporen bapoe Ienbt
ct ScnoolenceteIssram til YrinIen al
NaIes. gap ban Orors til at tlemte
meo ben fore Glctte | Ct. Yaulss
9irien, 0snns Slotte ringer fun for
tcngeIi9s psrionsr % be bsisits @e;Its
lias.
paa cTentIise % priodte Spgninaer
Hst 6Ioeene pna baIp Stang / mans
Qe 6ufe bIep @~aroinerns iruttet NED
20 ! Sutiter "a Sontorsr itilsbss forte
Bret pp | @inouerne.
senac ina.
Oct bar M iommet for Saaen, at
S9gerns dlereoe for 6 Tiger iiosn par
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-25
.Ckaaref I to

I %
Sparer Dem oct halpe al Aaenterues Griier.
Wet 'pmplette unpals at Nursery Stock /
@eff.u. 1000 600 Seedlings, 300,0 0 9oro,
brrrIanier. Is npiiise GUS % 5Grmreo'
ii0ber irit. Suui &lautetaia!pa iTit. Spr-
trher ON Slantnins % Gisie al 5rGerrs.
Sfrp ftrar. eofalae,uitr euses
Sioux City Seed a Nursery Co. Sioux City. Iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-25

- Dampitibet "!Setla" afIeilebs fra
&%riitiansianb ben 20be Sanuar meb
100 pasiagsrer omborp os psntes til
Hetp Yprt ben lite 5ebruar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-25
s,enoes Srunbejtiaelie.

9rouning 4Ierunbria 9ictoria blsp
fsot / Ssniinstcn Yalaps ben 24os
raj 1919. gun par eneite Barn az
9srtusen at aent. Der par iisroe Ssn
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-25
9enae ina.

Oct bar MI tommet for Saaen, at
29gerns uuereoe for 6 Tiger iiosn par
pda bet rsne mso. at 0rpnnins bic
torios 0dse par mart talt, men BET
bIep itrGuet padbuot, at intS MATTE
n0pucs herpm oHentligt. Oct bar
6orocielIen ION par / llorben, % tils
Iipit blep peiaa Siernen ansrebst,
bpiliet mebirrte ben pIupisliss 3riis
/ 6rebdss.
9ei ier ND Ill, at be mcrte lloiister
icr en- indrlig 6rep i Sppairita bar
biordgei meset Ill 0rpnninsens burr
,ise fo~Ioensiammsn. gun bapos baas
BET at Soro Roberts peo i'm 9iemtomit
tunos brinss henoe sooe Hpbeoer, %
bun tuuoe n9itsn lite pents, til bun III
BAN | 5ale. Mten eo ban bar nsot iii
at fortGls bsnoe, al loIi9tsrne for en-
inarIis 6rso pdr ligs iaa fierne ipm
noseniinoe, gap bun fs rent opsr.
9ronninsens opbs Sore braste osiaa
saarerne frem paa 2orb Robsrts
ainoer. Oct fort9les. al bette Sps
trim par iaa pinIist, at islp ale Su's
fnnttipnarerne fjsrneoe iis. -
Srunninsens Gig bIep itrar balias
msret ps blir paa asroas afienot I'll
Winoipr Slot. Oct piI blips biiat /
MpuioIast Deb 6rosmcrs tot p.b
WinoIor.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25

The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
is in annual session in Chattanoo-
ga. Addresses Of welcome were
delivered by Mayor Chambliss and
Rev. J. o. Straley. and the re.
Spouse was by Grand Master J. w,
Howard, of Greenville. After these
exercises the Daughters of Rebekah
were formally welcomed by Miss
Thompson. Mrs. Laura l.. Lind
say. Presidentof Rebekah Assem-
bly,, responded to the address Of
welcome.
The annual report of Gfand Mas
ter Howard shows more than 10000
members iii the State. and highly
commends the management OF the
home at Clarksville. The secreta-
rvs report shows 245 lodges in the
State, which is an increase of
twenty-six over last year.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25
With His Hands Up.

| At Evansville, Ind, Coroner John
B. Walker returned his verdict in
the case of Henry McCarroll, the
Nashville man who was shot by the
officers of this city last Wednesday
at Howell by mistake for a safe
blower. The Coroner finds that
Patrolman John L. Hougland fred
the fatal shot.
Several witnesses testified before
the Coroner that Hougland shot
ltheman without giving him any or
ders. and that McCarroll had his
hands up when the shot was fired.
After he fell and crowd surround
ed him, McCarroll asked why the
officers were after him, and he was
told a store had been robbed. He
replied:
GOD knows am innocent of
that and turning to Patrolman
Hougland, he said: "My friend,
why did you take my life? ! had
my hands up and | have committed
no crime. May God forgive you for
your crime"
McCarroll then became weak
from the loss of blood and was
removed to the hospital, where
he died. Patrolnan .Hougland
has been on the force but a
short time and has good reputa-
ton. He was formerly in the steam
boat business and spent several
years in Alaska. The grand jury
is in session and it is understood
that body win investigate the mat
ter.
The law in Indiana does not give
an officer the right to even carry
pistol, and no officer is allowed to
attempt to arrest man until he
has served notice on him.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25
Honors for Masons.

A Washington special to the Ban
ner says; The following have heen
honored by the Supreme Council OIL
Scottish Rite Masons for the South,
ern jurisdiction of the United
States:
Inspectors General-Tennessee
Jacob Cunningham Smith, Jr.,
Jackson; Alexander Humphreys
Kortrecht, Memphis; Archibald
Nevin Sloan, Chattanooga Charley
H. Byrn, Murfreesboro; Elliott
Lang, Memphis.
knight Commander of Honor
Tennessee: William Whitney Crane,
Jackson; Henry Clay Irby, Jackson;
James Scott Robinson, Memphis;
John Bailey Nicklin, Chattanooga;
Charles Henry Harvey, Knoxville;
WILDER Fisk Foster, Nashville; Jno.
Ellis vantres, Memphis; Anton
Ankersmith. Memphis.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25
Dresden straat Pair.

The street fair held at Dresden
Thursday and Friday was a sue
cess. Both days being bright and
warm, crowds from all directions
gathered. Martin, Gleason, Green,
field, Mckenzie, Union City and
many other smaller towns were
we'll represented. The different
contests were very interesting.
The prize for the best decorated
carriage, which was S. in gold.
was won by John Gardner, Of Mar
tin. The prize for the best ar
ranged float, which was IS, was
won by j. l.. Holbrook, of the
Dresden Enterprise. The prize
for the most graceful lady rider,
which was a fine buggy, was won
by Mrs. George Jeter. Fhe sec
ond prize was won by Miss Lilly
Duke, and was a handsome toilet
set. The prize for the heaviest
turkey in the county was 800, and
was won by j. FL. Henderson, of
No. 8. The little daughter Of Mrs.
Ethel Jones was given the prize
offered for the prettiest baby. The
crowds each day were estimated at
600. Good order prevailed and no
one was hurt. This was the big
gest thing ever held in Weakley
County. Dresden expects to have
another fair next year.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25
Real Estate Transfers.

ID. X. Baker and wife to J. HI. GUY
| and Peery, lot in No. 8, $500.
J. B. Melton ct. al. to q. B. White.
lot in No. l3, $3.50.
j. w. Chapman and wife to G. B.
White, lot In No. 10, $50.
ID. z. Long and wife to ]. r.. OAR
nell, 20 acres In No. Is, $3.50.
H. @. Deal to J. +. Darnell, 40 acres
in No. II, 1920.
j.. G. Holl0mOn to VIM. M. and
Walter M. HoIlomon, 65 acres In No.
IL, 81, 100.
W. T. Mathes ct. al. to W. A.
White, lot In No. s, S25.
]. N. TulI to ]. N. Garrett, 80 acres
In No. 3, 81, 100.
w. Nj. Taylor to Joe M. Mcbride,
rs acres Ia No. u, $3.50.
Thos. Yates to VIM. Caldwell, lot
in No. 10, $3.50.
J. e. Hayes and wife to q. M.
Brown, 80 acres In No. 10, sl00.
J. n. Julian and wife 10 w. M.
Cook, so acres In No. 10, e425.
s ,. T. Adams and wife 10 NJ. q. kirk
land, lot In No, Is, $500.
David Reeves to Wyatt Freeman,
SO acres In No. 6, $3.50.
Clifford Jones ct. al. to Mrs. s. p.
Roulhac, lot In No. Is, $500.
Arden Somers to w. H. Gardner lot
in No. Is, S215.
X. w. Moore to W.. ii. Gardner, lot
iii No. Is, 5000.
r. NJ. Thomas 70 Fam Thomas, lot
In No 16, 500.
L. L. Lippard TO Sue E. Garrett, lot
ia No. 4, 1925.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25
EDITOR wATrERsoN
Touches Up ~The Booker Washing
ton Incident.

/ 40Wkl49 - y AAAQ AN0N4SA y e&oAAAA-I
ton Incident.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. Pin a
lengthy editorial in the Courier
Journal Henry Watterson discusses
what he sayswill soon be known as
THE Booker Washington Incl
dent"
zone does not know precisely
whether to laugh or to whistle, he
says. "Assuredly, it is the part Of
wisdom in the Democratic party to
say nothing and saw wood"
Mr.. Watterson contends that
every American citizen has the right
to pick his own company. He goes
on to argue that Mr.. Roosevelt is
only shown TO be true to his politi-
cal religion, and cites that its foun-
dation waste free the negro, to seat
him in the highest places Of the
land, and that for a great moral
lesson it kept the seat of Jefferson
Davis vacant until it could be filed
"by gentleman Of color
Mr.. Watterson mourus for Book
er Washington, and says that IN
the end he is to pay the freight.
s'Truly, lie says, athe President
did Booker Washington an i'll turn. :"
In his concluding paragraphs Mr..
Watterson says: Looking at it
from a partisan point Of view, DEM
ocrats may take not a little comfort
to themselves. Whatever happens,
this is not our funeral. Out in the
cold as we may be, shiverlng as we
are, and hungry; yea, verify, and
thirsty, yet as we stand around the
White House and look in through
the windows and see Teddy and
Booker hobnobbing over their pos
sum and potatoes. not one of us is
disposed to envy either of them or
exclaim of either, Wouldn't it be
bully to be him. We prefer to take
our chances Of the future. We had
rather wait till our time comes.
Somehow the look ahead does not
seem so hopeless nor the distance
so long. For there is here a radi-
cal infirmity of judgment, a plain
lack of common sense, and. bless
the Lord, we are not in it. Indeed,
the shortcoming implied by it means
a great deal to us. Mistakes, like
never come singly.
They travelin groups and are cumu-
Ious
ave Democrats have but to go
together and to keep our powder
dry to carry all before US three years
hence, because this young man is a
broncho-buster and he is going to
raise more of that stuff from the
rery hot place with the very shortest
name to the square inch than was
ever raised before in that particular
neck of the woods, sursum corda. /
There's a good time coming,
boys; wait a little longer"
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25

Capt. Richmond Pearson Hobsor
addressed an audience of 2.00(
young men at the First Methodist
Church Sunday afternoon, under
the auspices Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
He discussed the relationso OF science
and scientific training to the spirit
ual side of mans nature. Last
night at the same church he lee
tured on the personnel of the
American Navy" making promi-
nent Admiral Philip as an example
of the true Christian in the service.
When in need of collins and burial
robes go to t. b. Greer e. Co.'s big
furniture and coffin store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25
LIMBS CRUSHED OFF.
Alex. Brown Fatally Injured at Pa
ducah. XIV.


Alex. Brown, well-known trav-
cling salesman living at Third and
Madison streets, was fatally injured
1 BY a street car passing over his
lower limbs at Third and Washing.
ton streets Monday night at 9
o'clock. The right leg was crushed
below the knee, and the left foot
was badly mangled.
Mr.. Brown was in a drummer's
wagon, going out Third street with
friend. AT Third and Washing
ton a street car came up behind.
They made an effort to get off Of
the car track, but the horse SHE'D
and threw them directly in front of
the car. The motornan attempted
to apply the brakes, but it was too
late. The car crashed into the vehi-
Gle. Both men were thrown out.
Mr.. Brown fell upon the track and
the car passed over both of his lower
limbs. They were dreadfully man
gled. The right limb had to be am
pntated just below the knee and
the left at the ankle. His friend
fell outside the car track.
Mr.. Brown is sixty-two years Of
age, He lived here some years ago,
later moving to cayce Station to
reside. &c was in the Legislature
from Fulton and Hickman Counties
for two terms. He returned to Pa,
ducah to live a few years ago, and
has recentiy been drumming for a
ST Louis shoe firm. A wife and
two daughters survive him. He
was an ex-confederate, and known
in Union City, a warm. personal
friend Of R. Garth.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25

A fire in the business portion Of
Johnsonville at 3 o'clock Monday
resulted in losses as follows; James
R. Brockus, hardware stock. 81, 500.
building $500, insurance 81, 500; w.
A. Roberts, general merchandise
stock, $500, insurance $1,000;
building owned by Erwin & Nc
Nabb; loss $500, insurance $500;
H. e. Boone, family groceries, $500,
no insurance; McInturf & Erwin.
general merchandise stock, 81, ESQ,
insurance 81, 600: building owned by
Mrs. L. w. White, $500 insurance.
Other small losses not estimated.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25
Meals 70 order al Pearl cafe.


UnlcagO f0St-UMce BurGlarlze0.
Chicago, Oct. ola sensational
robbery. which netted the perpe.
traitors $74,610 in stamps, was dis
covered here this morning, when
the wholesale stamp department 81
the post-ofice was opened for bust.
ness. Arapid investigation develop
ed the fact that the burglars had
crawled under the flooring for about
300 feet, bored a hole in the bottom
of the vault, secured the stamps
and escaped, carrying their booty
In wagon.
The work Of forcing an entrance
to the vault had evidently been GO
ing forward with the greatest
patience for many days. It is be.
lieved, however. that the intenticn
of the thieves was to enter the
cashiers vault. in which there was
$35, 900 ia money and stamps valued
At hundreds Of thousands Of dollars.
The bottom of the vault is Of steel,
half an inch thick. In this 81 holes
were bored until space IS inches
square, just large enough to allow
the entrance of mans body, had
been so weakened that it was posi-
Bile to take out the whole plate With
little difficulty. A dry goods box
stood over the hole thus made and
concealed the work OF the robbers
while it was in progress. When
discovered to-day the finger marks
OF one Of the burglars was still dis
cernible on the dust of the box,
which he had pushed to one side.
So carefully had the job been
planned that men working ia other
parts Of the building had not the
slightest inkling OF the daring rob
berry being worked almost under
their noses.
The robbers drove to the south
eastcorner Of the post-ofhce building
IL q wagon the tracks Of which
could be seen plainly to-day. The
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25
Gbe 21eps Gperypbere

building Is a temporary affair, and
the men had only to open a little
door to admit themselves under the
flooring. To reach the vault it
was necessary to crawl about 300
feet over odds and ends of boards
which Uttered the way. The route
evidently had been carefully stud
led. for detective who went under
to-day without knowledge Of the
location became lost and was nearly
overcome by the foul doors before
assistance reached him.
Having secured their plumber,
the robbers loaded it into the wa
gon, drove ACROSS a vacant lot and
turned into Wabash avenue in front
Of the Art building.
OF the S74,61O in stamps taken,
s4,7l2 we're in postage due"
stamps and So, 06O in special delivery
stamps. So the convertible stamps
amounted TO $67.s2S. but of these
$4,S28 were Pan-AmerIcan stamps
Of s and 10 cent denomination.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25
NON .AHszpnNE NOTICE.
j. A. WHIPPLE, ADM r VS.. BEN. w
ATT. ET. AIS

j. A. WHIPPLE, ADMIR- VS.. BEN. WY.
ATT. EFT. AIS.
In this cause 1t appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Clerk OF the Coun-
ty Court from the bin OF complaint
which is sworn to that the defendant,
Al0nz0 Wyatt, Is resident Of the
State Of Missouri and a nonresident
Of the State OF Tennessee, so that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be
served upon him. It Is therefore or
dered that said above named DEFEND
ant make his appearance before the
County Judge at his Office at the Court
House 10 Union City, Tenn, on
The First Monday In November 1901,
that being regular Court day Of said
Court and plead answer or demur to
DOmplainant's bill or the same win
taken as confessed as to him and the
cause see for hearing ex parte. 1t Is
further ordered that this order be pub
lIshed for four consecutive weeks in
THE COMMERCIAL, a newspaper pub
lished In Union City, Tenn.
This October 10. 1901.
s. T.. HOWARD, Clerk.
BY II. M. GOLDEN, d. @.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25
xWILLIAM M'KINLEY's
HIS LIFE AND WORK.
BY
GEN. CHARLEs II. GR0svEEoR.

Presidents lifelong Friend, Com
rade In war and Colleague In Congress.
Was near his side with other great
men when bis eyes were closed In
death. Followed the bier 10 che Ma
tional Capitol and to Canton. The
General requires share Of the pro-
eeeds Of his book to be devoted to q
Mckinley Monument Fund. Thus
every subscribers becomes q contribu-
tor 10 this fund. Millions III copies
win be sold. Everybody will buy IL.
Orders for the taking. Nobody will re-
fuse. Elegant Photograyure Portrait
Of President McKinley's last picture
taken at the White House. You can
quickly clear 81 900 taking orders
Order outfit quick. Chance to prove
success, secure yearly contract and
become manager. Send II 2-cent
stamps for elegant prospectus. TAX
ing 10 10 SO orders daily. $4,000 cop
les will be sold Ia this vicinity.
Address,
TIE CONTINENTAL ASSEMBLY
CoFcoran Bldg. Opp. =. s. Treasury.
Washington, ID. @.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25

Having this day suggested the in
solvencY of the estate Of Mrs. Mat
tilda Neil to the County Court Of
Obi0n County, Tennessee, all persons
having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to file the same au-
thenticated nthe manner prescribed
by law, on Or before April 4, 1902, or
the same will be barred both by law
and equity.
J. A, WHlrPLR, Admir-.
0ctnhor 4 1901
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1901-10-25

Happiness depends very much on
the condition OF the liver and kidneys.
The illsof life make but little impress
sion on those whose digestion is good
You can regulate your liver and kid
neYs with Herbine and enjoy health
ard buoyancy OF spirits. Price SOC.
Nailling's drug store.