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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-27

And if the said sale is not COM
pleted on the SAID first Monday in
July, the same will continue from
day to day until completed.
j. A. HEFLEY,
June 20, 1902. TRUSTEE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-27

And hot and long the furrow
Where blazing beams descend;
But yonder stands shade tree
Rest at the burrows end
Summertime in Georgia,
And all the skies as blue
AS the eyes with which your sweet
heart
Is looking love to you!
FELLOW FEELING.
"You don't look literary" said
the poet, "though you say you are.
Those rags"
"Holdp' cried the tramp, 81
have been trying to make living
by selling your books!"
Then the poet put his arm
around him, and they went in and
ordered dinner.
Says Brother Dickey: 81 half
suspects dat de real race problem
what's a-worryin' folks so much is
how ter keep ten miles ahead er
de sheriff en- de bill collector"
Pm not so much on summer, though
the,rivers as they run
With winsome, windy ripples, seem
to catch and cool the sun;
And toss their shiny dewdrops where
the green banks droop and dream
And tempt the thirsty thrushes where
the scarlet berries CLEAN.
But give to me the falltime, when
the wind is in the pines
And the golden groves are sweetened
by the lingering muscadines;
And the red fox leaves his cover, and
the winding of the horn,
Like love song to lover, makes the
melodies of morn
HIS RECORD.
One of the rural correspondents.
has this of a recently deceased
citizen:
"Since my last letter Major Jones
Has read the heavenly docket;
Had rheumatism in his bones,
But money in his pocket"
x X y
BROTHER DICKEY's PHILOSOPHY.
De coed man in dis worP hez a
hard row ter hoe, but de beauty of
it is-he hoes it!
De people what shouts halleluia
de loudest amt got half ez good
chance ez dem what feels it in dey
heart.
Hits a bad thing ter say de day
er Judgment is fur off. De only
thing dat'lI suit desc sinners is
quick trials.
A LITTLE SPACE.
A little space-the falling of bright
tears
Then the still years.
A little way in loveliness of light,
Then the deep night.
Signing and singing; but, or brief, or
long,
Thanks for the song.
And for the sigh, be all it's sorrow still
AS God shall will.
Till sleep and rest, beneath the voice
less skies,
Kiss down Loves eyes.
Many of the poets are singing
songs of prosperity, and we infer
from this that some of the pay-on
publication magazines that have
had their verses ten years are re-
hitting.
THE REAPING TIME.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-27

Have you ever tried Sunshine
-four? Try it.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-27

Locks repaired and all kinds of
Keys made at U. c. Cycle Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-27

If you want the best you will not
be disappointed with MAZDA or Whole
Wheat flour.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-27
lay Wedding.

Sunday rning at the home of
the b Eher, Mr.. A. T. White,
near ty, Mr.. G. B. Phebus,
poPuN Ind successful young
farmer, Was united IN marriage to
Miss Maude White, young lady,
of many charming graces and
complishments. Mr.. Phebus
his bride are both well known,
many congratulations were shower
ed upon them by friends. We Join
the company in wishing them much
of the joys of life.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-27
Important Notice.

l earnestly urge those living in
school districts where no election
was held in May tor directors to de-
eide at once whom they want for
the responsible position and let me
know so the same may be appoint
ed
The school enumeration should
be taken the LIST OF July, also a re-
port from each board should be
handed in to me at same time, so l
can make my report to the State
Superintendent. Those needing
blanks, etc, call on me for same.
Respectfully, ]. NJ. MOORE,
County Superintendent
All kinds of salt and fresh water
fish at ]. c. Burdick's. Red snap
per, salmon, mullett, Spanish mack
erel, yellow perch. Also Reelfoot
Lake fish.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-27

Finest candies in the city to be
had at Dahnke's.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-27

We are still fixing old bicycles.
Union City Cycle Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-27

Have your Sewing Machines put
in first class order by U. c. Cycle
Co. Phone 1877.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-27

NJ. &. w Inner Tubes IS cts. each
at U. c. Cycle Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-27

Many of the poets are singing
songs of prosperity, and we infer
from this that some of the pay-on
publication magazines that have
had their verses ten years are re-
hitting.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-27

FRANK S. ELGIN, Secretary
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-17

fibrten in Walbinetpn cine
beldaulibe 8ureau : griftens, yadz
benz tie cine rur gang furae uno
praftil1 burbaus u~n9enhgenbe ate
ttpe Seefabrts= @rfabruttp binter fib
bdtten! @tpas mifie ba in bern
SpIten nidt itinmen, mie es benn
bod aub g%eraoeSu perblIfeno fei,
bns in Der WartnesN fabemie 81 Nn=
napplis idpn auf lie nier See
faoetten Elm MartneDfHaier als 2ehs
rer pber Snipefttpnsoffaier entfaue!
8pn Der bumDriitiiaen Sette faBte
8iuiamts ppn Wiifiiiippi Die 6awe
auf. St taoette ir5niib ben Ser
i. Ct, uniere 6errt Observation-Disclosures
bes uniterblihen Rubmes. auf Dem
Seitfanoe 81 bleiben, berauben su
tppnen. 1nb nit gut geIpieltem
grnit uerlas er oartt elm firslid
a1pnptt er1hienenes Spptt : @ebihl
auf ben Nbmiraf grpmninIbielb =
benIelben Mann, ben Sauna all
9entein als ben leitenben Mnftifte,
Der lhn!ahpplen .SampionsS blep,
Nfaire beaeibnet.
SbDn Der &nfane ienes Geoi9.
tes, pelber lautet: WHO is
Crowninshield, Papa" rief ltur.
mi1he 6eiterfeit berppr unb oieit
9eiterfeit iteieerte iib uxunterbrp'
hen bis gum Shluiie ienes @eoib:
tee, peldeS lautetg
"Great Crowninshield, the greatest tai
"That eve stayed ashore!'
Sebr emit meroeno, eing SSH.
liamts bann aber aub ndber auf BIZ
Sdlep Samplon gDntrpper1e Elm
SEEM man pDn pber berab Die Mf
fdre aug Flr fprmen abeeibluHer
ertlart Fat" faate eg, nIp berrlb
i'm 8plfe bod nab mie nor nod 81,
Nnldauung nDr, als Db ELM gepiHel
Shlep benn bod ettpas nit ben
Seeftege BON 6antiaeD gu tburt ge,
babt babe - unb bas trpb BET Ebat
iahe, baB Der orDBe 9iitDriter Ma'
clap etne @eihihte be8 Seefrieaes
BON 1898 geibrieben uub bieIeIbs
Der grDBen Slotten>N utoritdt grDm.
ninIbielb gemiomet bat, in tpel]el
erfldrt miro, baB Sblep init ienett
Seeiteae uberbaupt niht bag &C.
rinafte 5u tbun gebabt babel"
runo trDb ees vunpartiihen'
ufag uutt WeiBen 6auie aus, baf
Der Sblen=Saa als abgefhfoNen 81
betrahten iei", ihlDB Wiutams
ylaBt itb bas amerifaniibe 8plf es
iib nibt par ordre du Moufti
perbieten, feline eigenen SbluBfpl.
geruagen gu sieben -.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-17
cages . W%euigfeitem.
Snlun b.

= Wan ldreibt aus @albington:
&aum 1T oas OleDmarearin : @eIet
unter 9ah, oa prDpbe5eit lhpn Der
8oriibenoe oes Suiti5= gpmite8, ba6
oas Oberbunbesgeribt bas @eiet
fiir ur1conititutiDneG ertlGrer tper6e.
9aB Die Observation-Disclosures bic
Observation-Disclosures GntldeiounQ
anrufen meroen, lit Bel benz grpBen
@elbdfte, bas auf Dem Spiele itebt,
ielbituerftdnolib.
= Dte StaatSlegiSlatur ppn QDu-
tiiana bat cine gemein1haftliHe @e=
lDluti1n angenDmmer, in tpelder 5ie
bic B~erienbung pprt Mauleleln aus
amerifaniihen 6dfen fir bic Briten
in Sioafrifa als cine 8erlebung Der
Meutralitdts : @eiebe erfldrt, bic
Steuunenabme bes @puberneurs
6earo BON 2uuiiiana in bieier Jrage
gutbeiBt unb i'm ermdhtigt irgenb
melde Sbritte in bieler Nngelegenr
belt gu ergretfen.
= Sn Chicago brab in Der
Shmals=H affinerie Der @roB1Gldh.
terei BON Nrmpur & So. Bel ben
GentralniebbDfen bur1 Die Grplpiipr
BON brei mabtieen 2efieln
i'm 5. Stodmerfe Seuer aus, tpelheS
bas gauge riefige @tablilfement ser<
ft0rte unb einen S9aoen ppn circa
$500, 900 nerurfabte. Wdbrenb oes
BranoeS itirate elm Biabuft elm,
auf benz fib niele bunberte bon 8u=
ibauern ~auiammengebrdnet batten,
nobel % Berioner 51mer Derlebt
tpurben, S oapDn t6btlih. Der ma.
terieae Sbaben lit our6 Die Der,
iiberung gebeft.
- Der Nbmiral S9leg itattete in
Baltimore benz 6aule oes beutIh-
arnerifanilben &aufmanneS, Tbep,
bDr @arburg, tuD linn bas gbrenge.
Ihenf 1einer War1lanoer Berehrer
iiberreibt uerben iollte, einen Bri>
patbefub ab, lieB iid aber in 5olge
BON SamplDn's 9poe bas prd1tige
@elbenf nibt iberreihen. Das>
ielbe pirb ibm auiammen nit Der
eeihriebenen ueberreibunesrebe oes
8ibters Sbmufer nah WaIbing.
ton gelbidt merben. .Seinert Be.
inb i'm Marbure iben 6aule tonnte
Shlep nibt aufibieben, ba 0err
uno 5rau Warburg cine ldngft ges
plante G%nropareiie nidt ldnger Der.
ibieben fonnten.
Gus Omaha wiro pom Is.
Wai berihtet, baB Der Wount Soma
bel Benoer, Der fleine inn Staate
@ebrasfa befinblihe Bulfan, felt
eiuiaen 9agen Rauh= unb Dampfz
molfen ausgeftpBen babe. 0ieIer
fleine Gultan befinoet iib am Weii,
ipuris Slut, in @eoar County, unae=
fabr $50 Meilen oberbalb BON
Omaha, uno gait felt mebr als brei=
Big Sabren fiir erloihea. Die VIM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-17
1lncle Gatn'S Gee Offiaiere als
@rpmif@e Qamb Staten.

SIM Weprdfentantenbauie tuurbe
bel ber 8eratbung Der Marine>Be
tuilligunos Bin auBerorbentlif)
i6arfe 0ritit geiibt at. 0emiiien MiB,
ftdnoen. tpelhe fib in bic Bunbes.
Wfarine eingei1liden baben unb bort
getuihermaBen gum Spitem erbsben
tuprbert iino.
Nm mteiften babel getabelt tuuroe
ber umitano. oaB elm GROCER BruH-
tbeil Der Dfi3iere Der Bunbesflutte
eigentlib nur benz Nan1er nah
Sec Dffi5iere finb, ba fie in Wirfs
libteit ME auf bic See fommer,
fonoern felt Sabren fdpr in Balb>
ingt0n Dber Neupprt 1~tatiunirt fin6.
Cannon BON SuinDis lenfte bic
Mufmertian1feit auf bic Tbatlade,
baB aeraoe in unb bel NempDrt -
6aS fib betanntlib als faIbionabfer
8abeurt zines Weltrufes erfreutl -
cine 10 grpBe Nnaabl BON Marinez
Snitituten uno Embellishments fons
aentrirt ieien, unb er fprab irpni1d
bic 6pffnuno aus, baB bic bortbin
tpn1manbirten Warine=O ffisiere lih
boffentlib tpdbreno Der beiBen Som.
mer<W onate gut amifiren m6bten!
CT lei elm GROCER Betpunoerer Der
4riegsfDtte, iagte Cannon. ALIEN er
Tonne bod nibt umbin, cine grDBe
@efabr in benz umftanse gu err
bliden, oaB fortmdbreno neue 2rieas,
ibife aebaut tuiiroen, mdbreno fid
mebr als elm Drittel unierer 100
WarinesD ffiaiere bauerno auf benz
5eitlanoe aufbielten!
Sn oenielben Sinne Iprah 6eps
! burn BON Soma. 8iele Der Wariues
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-17
aeute, tpel6e ant lauaftem Ieben.

aus Statitifen lerut mar, oaB bic lanelebiafeu
0eute Der Welt be Norlpeeer fino. Sic iino ,ndBig
uno einfab in ibren @epObnbeiten ano erbatten lire
@eroauunssOrgane fart uno eeiurb, tuas fur bic gr-
baltung bon gutter @eianobeit b0dit rotbpenbie 1T.
Ser ameritaner lebt aeu0bnli6 10 bafis, oaB De,
Waeen oernadldiiist pirb, big feline @eiuabbeit poa=
itdnbig nntsrgraben if uno ct iid idrittueiie i9tpd=
der uno i@tpd6er tueroen fnbet. Sails SSbr su bieien
2eioenben aebort, ~offeriren mir Gu@ cine Meoisin,
speIhe Guren Mtaset ~trdftisen uno gud bon Nenena
auf Den Weg Der 8eInnobeit brinsen ipiro, uno baa
1T 9ofetter's Mlaeenbittsrs. gs ipiro 8ldbiuht,
geroauunssleioett, Spspepie, @ertopfnue, shlaf=
%fuiisteit, S6ittelfrot uno Malaria, Gieber unb
tales 6ie6er beilen. llnterlaBt nidt, es gu probiren.
gu baben III alien @potbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-17

Gs 1T mebr 2atarrb in biefer @eaeub oes 9anoe.
as bon alien anberen 2rantbeiten 3uiammen, uni
big IN Die lebten Sabre gait er ais unbeilbar
giele Sabre lang ~ertldrten 9ottoren ibn fir cine 10
uno oa lie i'm nit dr3tli9er gebanoiuna behdnoif
ni9t t%lrirten, %erfldrten fs i'm fur unbeilbar. 9i
Miiienlbaft bat ~betpieien, baB Ratarrb cine @ouffi.
tutionsfrantbeit 1T unb oeBbalb fontitutionelle 9e=
hanolung %ertoroert. 6aII's Ratarrb.
Bur, %fabr5irt bon 8. 5. Gbenep&@ o..
soleoo, obiO, If Die einsiee conftitutionele Sur in
Wfartte. Sic ipirb innerli3 in SoIen oSer ga6er
bon 10 Sropfen big 3u snen Sbeel5fel boil ecnom
men. Sic tuirtt birelt AM oas Blut uno bic l6lei=
MICE OberfdHe oes Spfems. Sic bieten einbun=
bert Dollars Ehr jeoen Sail, ben ie gu turiren oer=
teblt: 2aBt gu6 eireulare nno 3eltgniiie fomnen.
IoreIiirt :
8. 3. Gbenep & &c., Soleoo, Ohio.
~ gertauit bon alien apotbetern, Qreis rs
@ents Die Glai6e.
6aps Hamilien= ginen fns Die beEsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-17
8emabrts Inn ppr Vlmputatipn.

6err g. u. 9anfDrtb BON So
Strange, Ga, litt iehs Monate lana
an elmer Ibredliben @unoe an
ieinem Wein. gr idreibt, 8udlen' 4
Nrnica Salbe batte i'm in flint ga
gen gebeilt. gs 1T Die bette Sable in
Der Welt gegen oHene Wunoen,
Sbnitt= uno Brand : Wunoen.
Sbramnlen ltno bereleiden. @rbalt.
lid bel S. aalteper & 5obn, @eu.
S. s. Sdmitt, giaentbamer unt
20. DreiB.
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9ie Ser. Gtaatett ais v3nflntbts.
OFT tertrahter griftenden"e

Sn ibrer Wodenaussabe BPM |.
Wai bringt bic flerifale y&Dlntlhe
Bultsseitung" einen aien1lid cuafus
fen Mrtifel iber uMmerifanilde Bpz
liseisBerbdltniHe." Dieier Nrtitel
an 1id bat tpenig Sntereiie fir ur,s,
Les 1T ausIdlieBlib bic giuleitung au
bem1elben, melbe Die Nufmertiam=
feit auf ii9 lenft uno beren unner<
ibdmtbetten benn bod nibt 10 gang
Dbne Wiberiprub nerbalen birfen.
@s beiBt oa rdnlih mDrtlin:
Die beuti@e 8rin5enz8eii eebDrt
nun ber @eibidte an, uno 10 mans
der mag aufgeatbmet baben, oaB oes
| 8niier8 Bruber pne irgeno=
10 eide Shaben aenDms
m E n gu baben, In Stem Oorf tuie<
Der ben Dampfer beitieg, ber i'm in
| bic 6ein1atb auriidbrahte. Die Bez
fhrdtu1g, baB Der beutibe, Surit in
einem Qanoe, bas felt M ne
gebenten Der 3 ufubtsor
bertrahter 6 riffensen unb
fI@tiger 8erbreber 1T,
beonberen Gebensgefabz
rem aus9eiebt etn t6nnte,
lag niht nur nabe, iDnoern
muroe in meiten &reie II
eebegt. Daber bic gruBen pDli=
3eilihen 8ortebruneen unb Mabrez
geln, uelhe beutiberieits fir ben
Brin5en 9etroHen nuroen, aber lire
eigentlibe Grgdn5ung unb &rDnung
in Der Tbdtigfeit Der in mander
6iniibt unbergleibliden an1ecifani=
fben Buli5ei gefunben baben!"
-Dasu rtaHt 6err s. 50. Sblem>
rter bDn Rple, uelber bic Sreunblid<
teit bate, unS Die betreffenoe Stunt
n1er bes G6lner gentralDreans Der
beutiden 3atboliten su uberienoea,
Fhieiebr t~reffenoe iarfaftiibe @ano<
bemertung:
rSDlen biele 8emerfungen piel=
leiht bic Nnerfennung oafnr aus
brifen, oaB Der Bring in ben Ser.
Staaten 10 gut aufgenominen
tpuroe?"
Werfuirbig lit unb bleibt es benn
aber bod, oaB Der beutihe &aiIer
10 naborldlib unb bortn1dig UNI
bic Cunt zines Bottles built, nell
Dies elm 2ano benDltert, baS lett
Wfenl1engebenten Der BnfuhtsDrt
nertrabter griiten3er uno fuhtiger
Berbreder" lit.
uno unt bic Snconiequen5 reft
auf bic Spite gu treiben, Bat Der
aaiier@B ruoer fogar elm Banfett Der
6auptpertreter Der rnertradten gri=
ften5en" anAenDmmen, oenn bas
fino betanntlib nah benz 8iss
mnrd f1en gefligelten @prte BON
ben sNdnnertt BON perfeblten Be>
rufenA bub bic -. 3eitungsleute
Gs lit uberbaupt nibt leibt, es
ben 2euten rebt 5u MAIDEN. Die
ielbe 8reiie, tpelbe iebt bic Ser.
Staten acknowledgement uno meg.
uerfeno ben nBufluhtsurt fiibtiaer
Werbreher' rennt, pfeot fib nit
Worliebe uber bic Gngber3igfeit Der
arneritaniihen Smmiarationsgeieb=
gebung auf3ubalten, neil bieielbe
W : Strdf1ingen bic 2anoung per<
bietet!
uebrigens BAT ia bies 2ano felt
TAFT 5tuei Sabrsebnten tbatiahlih
t1enigftens fir aepifie alaifen Bpm
uertra@ten Griiten3er faft gang auf<
geb0rt, ais geeigneter Buflu9tsurt
betrabtet 81 tuerben, rdrnlim ieit<
benz bic 1euen beutfden gDlonien
ben tuegen S1ulbert &c. INN Die Gfe
gegan9euen rGoelften Der Station"
einen Tummelplab barbieten, UNI
isrer iiberfhlifi9en gbattraft in
2rDpenfDuer= uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nf6ren 2uft gu MAIDEN!
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Inter ben MeiBen BON @atal
berribt groBe @rbitterung iber for
bise Metbooiitenpreoiaer aus ben
Ser. Staten, melhe ben @inqebpz
renen einreoen. ySiioafrifa aebDre
benz lbrparaen Wanne unb nidt ben
WeiBen." Ser 8remierminiIter
WfcgaQum meint, Die @eiebgebunQ
miiie oasegen einihreiten, bepDr
ourb iene Sarbieen iebr erpBes I'M
bell angeftiftet rperbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-17

Beoanten weroen leidt mfg
berltanoerl; man balt iie fir bebeu=
tend.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-06-20
SETTLEMENT NOW POSTPONED
Calling Of National Miners, conven.
tion Suspends NEGOTIATIONS.

e'on negotiations.
Wllkesharre. Pa, June. 2O.-Now
that the call for a special national
convention has been made for July II,
1t is not expected there will be any
very important developments in the
coal strike situation until that time.
A little dissatisfaction was ex-
pressed by some of the strikers that
the date of the convention was set a
month hence. They feel that some.
thing ought to be done without wait
Ing thirty days. While the leaders
around strike headquarters will not
talk, it is believed the fixing of the
date for July IL was a wise move. A
total suspension, or even a partial
curtailment of production, would have
a serious effect on the business inter
ests OF the country, and it Is hoped
that during the next month seme plan
may be devised by which such a state
Of affairs can be avoided. A total sus-
pension Of coal mining Is practically
impossible, because the United Mine
Workers organization could not con
troll all the miners In the country.
Conditions in the anthracite region
remain unchanged. The entire coal
belt was extremely quiet.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-06-20
Strikers Use Dynamite.

Roanoke, Va, June 2o.-The bodies
of Henry Harrison and Peter Harrison,
two miners, reached here from Will.
hanson, w. Va, where they were
killed by an explosion of dynamite in
a mine yesterday. A miner who ac.
companied the remains is reported as
having said that about twenty-five
miners at work in a mine nea,
Williamson when a crowd of strikers,
armed with rifles, demanded that they
should come out. Upon the miners re.
fusing to obey the strikers threw a
quantity Of dynamite into one shaft
which exploded. killing five men. AS
soon as the survivors came out of the
shaft the strikers fired upon them
tnjuring several, though none was
thought to be fatally shot.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-06-20
NEWS O DELOIT.
Mrs. Horn, Correspond.nt,

MIS-. HONE, correspondents
oElmer Laughery returnsd home
Tuesday from the west.
N. F. Chansg took a vacation last
Tuesday, he will visit at Lincoln Nebr.
a few days and'return by Omaha. His
daughter who has been attending
school there will accompany him
home. Mr.. Long is taking change of
bis business daring his absence.
Miss Gusta johnson went, to aDenison
a couple of days this week, to- have a
felon treated
S. L. Clark of the mercantile firm
was in town the first Of the week the
guest of Nc. and Mrs. j, A. Webb.
Mr.. ] Pr johnson is at work on the
Nye-Schnieder lumbes- yard and build.
ing new sheds.
Brogdem Co. commenced grinding at
their eWs mill this week ard are nov
ready toswait on thu publie.
Mrs M. Hunt: and Juliet Johnsca
took DINNER with C. j. HaMt and vile
Wednesday,.
n. = Hunt and wife Sundayed. in
Delcit with relaaves.
Miss Edith Montgomery returnea, to
her home in Dsnison Wednesday morn
ings
Mrs. PalmeTs,lectnres have been we'll
attended and greatly enjoyed by her
listeners.
Scott Nc Kim and son Glare were at
Denison Wednesday afternoon Clare
says he attended the show and. WAS we'll
| pleased with it.
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M|uNA Is ORDERED OUT
Traops Sent to Paterson to
Guard Mill Hands.
Sick MILtss FORCED TO LOSE
Anput Ten Thousand Hands Are Con-
s%equentty Thrown Out of Employ.
ment-Fire Department Seatters a
Mob by Streams of Water.

Newark, N. j. June 20.-Gpxerror
Murphy at: midnight ordered a part
of the First regiment of infantry and
the entire first troop of cavalry to
Paterson to preserve order. The
troops will be put on guard, duty at
the mills.
All but, three of the silk mills in
Hudson county have closed down.
About 10000 hands are consequently
out Of employment. A mob, of 500 men
and wemen gathered at Simonss mill
in Union Hell Police Captain knight
and his five men, with asfew citizens,
kept the mob in check until the fire
department was called out. The fire
mensturned eight streams of water on
the. crowd and scattered. it. Seventeen
people were arrested.
Paterson, N. j., june ao.-In the
main this was q quiet day In this citss
4he most importants event was tie
suspension from duty of chief of 20.
lice Fred G. Graul by Mayor Hinch.
life and the assumption by the mayor
of the duties Of that position. Lack.
ing a leader, the rioters did nothing
when a majority of the mills they
closed Wednesday, by their violence
resumed work. The police are under
orders to shoot straight if they should
have another encounter with the. riot
ers and the mayor has had copies. of
the riot act distributed.
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DOW CITY HAPPENINGS
E. ]. Balleagee. CORRESPONDENT

E. j. Bslleagee. Correspondent
Mr.. Will Fishel was t~ransacting busi
ness in Omaha. Friday.
G. H. McHenry of nenison, was in
town Saturday, spending the day with
old acquaintance.
Miss Fanna Perkins. a neturnea mis-
sionary fron Burn. ali, will give an, adj
dress for tbs W F.. M. S. at the NJ. r.
church Sunday morning.
L. z. Butler was, whiling.away q. few
hours in Dow City Saturday.
Jess Wiley has. se,ld his fine farm on
Pretty Praire-and will Move to Defiance
where he has bought fine property, sorry
to have Jess,leave Crawford but0ur loss
will be Shslby's gain.
Guy V. Whaley cams home from the
Medical College at Iowa City Welnes-
day to spend his vacation.
Ed. Chamberlain and family and
Anne Wetherby returned home from
Virginia City, Illinois Thursday where
they had been visiting for several days.
They passed thu ngh the storm belt in
Illinois and report terrible d%estructi u
Mr.. John Davis aud Salem Towne OF
Washington township, vas ~transacting
business in towa Saturday.
Uncle John Houston and Clair Butter.
worth are both pretty badly used up
with the rhumatism or something of the
kind this week.
Ben Heath had the misfortune to fall
and hurt his knee very bad Thursday,
the doctor made him as comfortable as
possible but it will be some time before
he is out much,
Mrs. Fisher of Omaha is visiting he,
daughter Mrs. Judd for a few days,
coming mp Friday.
Mrs. Sid Green and children started
for Albany, Illinois Friday to. visit
Sid left in the afternoon for Avertor
Nebr. to be gone some ten days,
Mrs. F. A. Stone was up TO Denisor
Friday.
Mr.. clairian Hardy of Matchell S. T..
is visiting friends in this aeighborhood
Mrs. E. E. B%utterBorth left fol
Omaha Saturday.
1 H. Eddy who has been attending
HI6ulcdl COll6S6 III SslCdSO LOT several
months droppedi in TO visit his sister Mrs
j.. L. Sherman foE a few days this week
and then went to Audubon Co. to SEE
his parents.
Mrs. A. II. Harper went to Sioux
City Tuesday to attend Sunday schoo.
convention returning Friday.
Mrs. Geo. H. Davis was shopping II
Densson last week.
Mr.. and Mrsr Frank Hoffman came
down from West Side, Sunday. Mrs
w A. Virgins of Denison accompanied
them for a few days visit with relatives
in town.
Mr.. Ed. Howarths fine residence is al
most completed and work has been com.
menced on another for c. E. Butter
worth. The Stewart Lumber Co. will
build a large lumber shed Immediately
Miss Mildred Virgins went to Glen,
wood this week to attend an1Epworth
League convention. spae4
Mrs. W. A. Cameron of Sioux City
who has ben visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. B. Fl. Virgins returned HON.
Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Edwards who has beer
visiting his son Earnest at Armour S
Oak. returned home Tuesday.