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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-20
Srbinston's Timam,sn.

.. 8. gite, ebsmaliser Sdasmei=
iter bon Srpinston, bat benz Stuot=
Gontrolleur 8reunis Die Sonbs, tpel9e
ii6 mod in Der Ortidafts=&aiie bsfin=
ben, iiberseben uno einen 6inans=slus=
weis iiber Die Ginnabmen un6 9lus=
qaben bonn Is. Ofai 1901 Bis 10.
MGrs 1902 iiberrsiht. Sieie Srans=
action NOR bas S6luB @apitel Der
9lnneratipn. Sm @sneralfono befan=
ben fi6 nod $3l5.65; oisie Summs
wurbe iofort Dem itdotiiden S6as
iibersebsn ; Die Summe bon s835.63,
tpelde nod i'm Barrett @eisB : 6Onb
pOrrdtbis mar, miro ben geitim=
munsen oes Geiebes senldB perwalte
weroen. Die 8efammt @innabmen
pdbrenb bes be3eianeten 3eitraums
beliefen Ii6 auf SIC, $3.50, Die Nus=
aaben auf $40, 020.
Sm 2aufe Der nddften Wo9e tpirf
oariiber sntIhieoen weroen, mas FIJI
Srpinston bauptid9lid wesen oes
sseuer= uno YOliSeii4uyes seiaeben ioll.
@abrideinli6 .uerben suei pOlisiiter
uno cine SampfipriBe bort itationirt
meroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-20
Gimen Mnfrubr
gertriadten fireitenoe Nrbsiter Der Mods
rpooo 60. - Soiepb Born uno Sm.
Wtari9fe i9per perwunbet.

Sie Yolisei wuroe am Mittmo9
Mbenb na6 Dem @tabliilement Der
&ofpooo Wtfg. 60. On Der State
Str. uuo gnsliib aOe. gerufen, pOr
mel6em ettua smaH3ia BON ben itreiten=
Den giieneiebern einen NuIrubr perur=
la6t batten.
9lls Die POli5eimannI6aft anlanste,
seritreuten ii9 Die Streiter. Sieielben
.batten. wis fid berausltellte, Solepb
Born, ben Sormann zines Der Separte-
ments, tpel6es nit Der giisnsieBerei
ni6ts su tbun fat uno ben Mai9ini=
item Wm. Mari9te, uel6er ebenfaQs
ni4t in Der @ieBerei tbdtis mar, in
feiger @eiie angegriffen uno bislslben
in iOl9 brutaler gDeiie miBbanoelt,
oaB lie beioe sur 3eit in ibren reip.
WObnunsen i6tper erfranft oarnieber
lie9en.
Wit @usnahme zines 9epiiien Mc=
9auablin, tuel9er betriinfen mar,
fpnnten feline Serbaftunsen uOrsenpm=
mel tperoen, ba beibe slnee9riffene III
JOlse ibrer Serlebun9en ni4t i'm
Stanbe tparen, Die Namen ibrer 9lr-
greifer anSuseben. Sen Iuslasen Der
Nerste na6, iollen iotuobl Born als
aud Maridte innerli9e Serlegunser
banonsetragen baben.
Born 1T bel oer @elsalaaft iaor
felt 20 Sabren aneeftent. @r ruObnt
an Der 0sringtOn glbs. 9tO. 1882.
sebOrt elmer 9lnSabl peuti9sr Sersin'
an unb sdblt su ben berborragsnOer
oeutf9en Sireern Der Sitfeite.
Nlari6te lit ieit fiinisebn Sabren III
Der Acknowledgment bei9dftigt. gl
1T 60 Sabre aft urb tpObnt an oel
Saurel Str. 9fD. liza.
| Serr @m. M. &ofpouo beI6trert
lid bitter iiber ben serin9en pcliseis
li9en S9ub, pel6er ieiner 8eielIibaf
gu She'll miro. 6iinfsis Wtinuter
Dor 9lusbru6 bes 8ipts ma6te er ba.
Yuliasi Sauptquartier per SelepbOr
harauf aufmerfiam. baB cine @n5ab
Gtreiter unb ibrer 6reunbe ii6 bO,
Der Gabrit auseIamntelt bdtten uni
baB iie iebenfans ni9ts Giutes in
Sdilbe fii9rten.
gr erbielt jebod our 9lnttport, bal
Die beiben bort ftationirten POlisiitel
idpn Die Strifer in S9ad balten tuiro
Cine Stunoe ipdter seiste es ii6, oai
Serr &odtuOoO nur su iebr im &edt
mar. @s mar bieies bas stpeite Mal
oaB Die Streifer, NEsriffe auf Irbeiter
tpel9e in Der 6abrit tueiter arbeitstsn
ausfiibrten.
Sbr erftes Opfer mar Dor stuei gSD
: den Der giiensieBer Clemens 8reen
leaf, pel9er bon ibnen pOr etua stut
: @u6en zines 9lbenos iiberfallen un
in brutaler Weiie miBbanoelt purbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-20
Sin Temer in Srbinstoa.

Sn bem Saule bon Cabin 9ubn in
Srbinston brad elm 6euer aus, MEL
Dies, ba teine 9lnitrensunsen semadt
puroen oasielbe su lOi6en, oas@ebduoe
tOtal seritOrt. Sic giadbarn balfen
;undait Serrn aubn, uelder in 6olse
zines Gabrunfalls trant i'm gette lag
in's 6reie uno retteten oann bon Den
WtObeln, 10 pid als m0sli6. Der
sdaoen belduft ii9 auf s3OOe, irel.
Aer nur fseiltreiie burd @erii9erung
seaedt ih. Die biefiae 6eusrtusbr mar
ni9t alarmirt uoroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-20
Sin Ysriidermnss : slsemt ber:
I6mmnoen.

Wiebrsre 8erli6erunss= uno anoert
@ei6dftsleute, iebnen li6 na6 einem
ieit mebreren Sagen peroufteten @gen.
ten Namens 8. s. Sesur, Der berld,
trammer Sanblungen besi@tigt piro,
Inter ben, bon ihmy Sineingele9ten
bsfinoen fib $. &. &sbwine, o. g,
gremlter, 6. q. @illiams, 6. 6,
6lidinser II. a., Sertreter BON Yeri
@eisli6aften, als Oeren llnter=Ngen
Seeur funsirte uno bic er mittelf
poliep=6dli6unsen ed. Inn bObe ges
trcse bemOsslt baben iol. Sesur ii
ettna As Sabre aft unb bat er 6ral
anb &inb mittellOs bier iiBen laiien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-20
SntsrsiIant fiir 9amsm.

Gs lit jebenfalls cine tuilltomment
9fa6ridt fir bic Samentpelt, su erfab=
rem, bab Die betannte bieiise 6irma 8.
6. 9ipres & So. biz sum %. bic.
Mona.s, aliO. biz Samita9 9beno, eint
formele GrOifnuns ibres neuen Nus=
ftelunssraumes fir aleiceritOfe peran=
ftaltet bat. Sie idOniten Noubeautes
Der SaifOn tuerben bort su Tinoen iein,
uno ielbfperitdnolib iinb Die Samen
su einem geiude freunOlidit einsela=
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-20
Mmssbots iiir Ole @. @aibins=
ton Str. Bride
Bsrben in Der ndafen &O9e aussei9tisben
meroen

Gountp SurpsDor unb Sn9enieur
&lausman batoie pldne fiir Die neue ".
@aibinston Str. Bride iotueit fer'ig,
oaB er oieIelben bereits am nd6iten
Sienitag Ooer Mittpe6 ben @Ountp=
@ommihdren iiberseben fann. Die
ielben tperben Johann unpersiiglib Die
@ngebote ausi9reibsn lallen. @s wir0
ertpartet, oab Der Contract @noe lpril
ter9eben peroen tpiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-20
No. 17S.
Ser &opf abseriiiem.
Sraasnbafte Sorsdnse BEL elmer Sinri9tuns.

Aberdeen, lRiil., 20. Mdr;.
gBm. Sanier, tpuroe beute tusesn gr=
mOroung Sweier junssn 2eute, @alter
uno Somer Sittle bon Munroe @ountp,
bingeri6tet. Sem Sturs our6 Die
&lappe in Die Siefe mar Elm iuld ss=
maltiser, baB Der Sopf abseriiisn
wuree. Serlelbe fiel mad Der einen
Settle uno Der &6rper nad Der anpera,
mdbreno Der Strid am @alsen bin
uno ber psnbelte. lleber 5000 9erio=
men wObnten oieien srauenbaftsn @Or=
gangen bel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-20
Mil9 aber fein Sonis
6.oB bsute an Der NaHa9uieits Nuenus.

9ln Der Mtafa6uietts Gpe. unb 9tortb
Str. rannte beute Morsen fur3 na6 s
llbr college Npe. Gar 9to. 2I4 gegen
sinen @aesn Der vSOpp Spsienic Milt
@o." Ser 8uti6er batte iid nod
re9t,eitis bur6 glblprinsen serettet,
bas pferb aber puroe erbebli9 Derlebt.
Ser @asen wurse Su 6euerbOls per=
manoelt unb aus bieiem Sbeil Der
Mailaduietts glpe. mar I'M gtu Die
i60nite irbii3e Mil9ltraBe seporben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-20
Gines Taaiadtisem Ye@.

8essn ~ llbr WaitttuOd 9lbent
ittrste Der in SO. 238 Ntilep slpe.
ipobnbafte, auf benz 9eimwese bon Del
9lrbeit besriffene Glepelano @ollier, bor
einem epileptiiden slnfalle betrOHen, aui
Der Waibineton Str, por Dem Sc.
iddits=2ocale Der Wiisiit Clothing Co.,
go. SO Oit Waibinston Str, nieoel
unb iiel gesen, bestu. bur9 oa!
Sdaufeniter Der Gambling. Sabe
burdi6nitt er iid feline 9ano. bic in
Sispeniarium seflidt tperoen muBts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-20
Snbianapplis, Snb., Dpnneritas, 90 Nidrs 1902
Sie slnssabem Ger GamSioaten'
gti9t einen Sent CAB Charles 9. &odpooS
aus.

8is jebt baben erit iebr uenige Be-
tperber nm gtominatioren auf Dem
republitaniI6en @Ountp Sifet Dem
GountD=Glerf ibre @useaben @erre6=
nunsen eingerei6t.
9ia6itebeno slnd6it Die 2iite Der
erfolerei6en gansioaten:
Sarrp 9. Stout, Srieoensri6ter,
s72.35. : Serielbe mus bon Der 9lns
ii6t auseesansen iein, baB nit elmer
suten Gisarre ii9 ihpn piel errei6en
ldbt, benn fir Gisarren gab er ni6t
meniger als $34.60 aus.
Sobn g. McMaifer, Superior
@ourt=&i6ter. $1e3.10; Die Saupt=
9luseaben maren Srudia6en $40,
grieimarten $50 unb Organization
$40.
g8m. $. 9iiferIon, 6riebensri9ter,
$3.50; AUDI BEL ibm ipielien Die 6rie=
oens=Giearren cine &pls. iintemalen, er
fir bieielben $12 pe.aus9abte.
Sapib s. Smpd, Gonlfabler, SO. go.
@m. 6. Smof, 6risbeusri9rer,
$69.55; Serislbe i6eint fein @auder
gu isin, benn fir @isarren batte er
ni9ts iibris; er bdlt mebr bonn @n=
5sigen unb barin bat er ia i'm @runoe
eenommen &e4t; $24 fat er bafiir
ausseseben.
Sobn Me@resor, County Commit
idr fir ben Speiten Siltrit s2S3.l5.
Sa er felbit Elm Greuno elmer 9uten
0abannab 1T, 10 9lanbte er. oaB Die
ies bel ieinen 6reunoen aud Der 6au
mar uno 10 mar sr liberal nit Den
8limmifenseln uno er ipenoete bafiil
$50; fir 9lnseieen aab er $120 aug.
S9omas 6. SpanOro, @ountp=@Om.
milldr fir ben 3. SiItrict, $95. so;
oaoon entfielen auf 9tnSeisen $10 UNI
auf Gisarrsn s24.
Senrp Clan Alen, Sreisritter,
s95; feline Sauptanssaben iparen fit,
Sarten, ndmli6 $35.
6remont Nlforb, Griminal=&ibter.
$124; fir Sifets unb fir6libe llnter'
baltunsen CAB er s23 aus.
Sin tpeiBer &abe unter ben erfole,
reiden Ganoioaten 1T ieoo9 Gbarle:
9. &odipooo, tuel9er Die gtominatior
fir Councilman at large erbielt uni
ni9t sinen Gent gus9aben bate.
Sas pe6, seialasen gu iperoen
foifete folsenoen gewerbern na6
ite6enbe Summen:
gbparo 81. Seeuin fir @ountp
9luoitor s5O5.65; on &ir9en bonirt
er SO, fir Srudiaden sab er 81 uni
fir YDltmarfen $40 aus; SrsaniIa
tion unb 9sridieosnes berI9lan9ei
$3.50.
Gbarles %. SrOmn, fir &eprdIen
tant, SOS.
Milton &. Ileranber, fir Gountp
@lerf $113; fir @nseisen, 6ubrtuert
lnb Gisarren CAB er s63 aus.
gilbert 9. Garter fir Geuntp=@om
mii1dr 2. Silfriet, $206.90; bi
9auptaussaben uaren @i9arren $51
; SrudIa9en unb 9lnseigen s102.4O
Gin Supper fir Die @ablbebOrb
toltete i'm $50 uno bann DOC
eei6la9sn 81 perben, bas lit einfat
; Iddnblid.
Soiepb s.. Sapes, fir 6rieoensrid)
ter, sl7.25.
S. Sarrp &Oberts, fir GOuntp
@ommiHdr 2. Siiirict, 1925; Srud
t laden unb gnseisen S197, @Narre1
s45.
Sobn u. porter, fur @ountp=9lubi
t tor $27S, oaOOn belief iid Der getra
fiir Die Waro=Orsaniiation auf $50
SObn 9. Barrier, fir Gountp=@Dm
mihdr 2. Siitriet s155; presintt
, Organization s35; @isarren $50 un
Sotsl=gluslasen $l2.
Sobn Broom, fir &eprdisntan
sos.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-20
Sentider Sramem Saifsuereim.

9m Greitas, 81. Wldrs, gsadmit=
tags 3 ubr, finoet i'm Seutiden Sauie
cine grtra=8eriammlung bes Obisen
Wereins fatt, 81 Der aae MitslitoU
iib sinfinoen ioa.en, ba iiber 9lbdnbe=
runs Der Statutsn uno anoere tuidtise
9lnselessnbsiten bei9lohen perben ioll.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-20
Tener.

Ser beute gOrnittag I'm ii ubr
bon 3aitsn 145 aegebene sllarm mar
ourd elm 6euer beranlabt, uel9es in
Der @anbp=6abrif on Der 9t. 9fep
sserieD Str. go. 2221 ausgebroderl
mar. S9aoen $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-20
@nIfalii@es.

Srau albert 2ieber, Die aus=
seaei6nete @IOliniitin, miro beute i'm
@ecil=@onSert i'm Propplaeum mitpir=
fen. IS wiro bieies ieit sinem Sabre
uieber oas erffe Wtal iein, bab iie in
sinem eOnSerte bor bic Ceifentli9feii
tritt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-20

6robe ausuabl BON Snsrain,
griiiel nnb n&as" Seppi9en, Spisen=
@aroinen, 9inoleums, Srussets, Wtat-
ten &c. gu ben nieorisiten Yreiien. &as-
CARPETS auf 8eitelluns ansefertist. 6ralt
90 m. Strad, 326 @irsinia aue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-20


Wdbrenb Der 9ta9t i1attete elm Gin=
BREEDER Der Office bss &Oblenbdnolers
6. M. Miteiea an Der g. State 9lpe.
go. 127 einen geiud ab. Serlslbe
ibleppte mebrere @ei9dftsbii6er, ioipie
cine glnsdbl I&e9nunesn fort. Die
Ielben paren auf Die 9tamen Der
@neeife!lten Der 6. 8. & 9. 8abn
ausgeltellt uno IOllteH heute colectirt
werber. Ser 9urI6e tpoate jebenfalls
auf eigene 6ault Die @rllectiOnen DOr=
nehmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-20

Ser ,,Smreop", III gi. Yenn-
iploania Str. Ginbeimii9e II. auspdr-
tise 8iere, 8eine II. 9if0re, iowie Gi-
sarren. Ssiner 9un9 ben sansen Sag.
Mm. &noebeI, gisentbiimer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-20

1~ Sic i60nlten Sopfpflansen unb
S9nittblumen fiir Sltern bel
s.. SO. RE man, 6lpriit,
1907 Siio Gait Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-20
Giabru@ in 6. Ut. @ifslsa''
Office.

@eidaftsbH9er uno @sdhnunssn seiiObIen.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-23
Imported Fancy Half Hose at
FISH Bros.
THIRD DISTRICT.

Some Of our farmers have sac
faces over their wheat crops anc
some are blowing it under for corn
Master Lee Prewett, of Woodland
Mills, visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. P. Cox Sunday.
Miss Carrie Prewett is taking
music lessons under Miss Ida Adams
at Crystal.
Mrs. Melinda Griffin, of No. 7,
attended the funeral of her step
father at Antioch Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah A, Prewett spent last
week with her son, James A. Prev
lit. of No. 2.
r. t. Prew1tt visited relatives
here last Friday.
Mrs. Atkins Whipple spent the
day with Mrs. Green Cox Tuesday.
First Sunday in June is set apart
for Children's Day at Antioch. Din
ner on the ground,
Good wishes to The Commercial.
PANsY.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-23
Killed Her Mother.

Knoxville, Tenn, May 1S,-The
police and Coroner j. ?. Hackney
have been called upon to investi-
gate the cause of the death of Mrs.
Annie Cryger, aged IS years, a
widow, whose deceased husband,
Edward Cryger, died two years
ago, then living at MiddIesboro,
Mrs. Cryger came here year
ago, bringing her aged mother,
Mrs. Bertha Stansberry, aged SO
years, and five daughters-Misses
Mary, Minnie, Vesta, Lille and
Lula-ranging in age from II to
80 years, and clerks in store
here
Lille, aged II, and the hand
soonest, assisted her mother in
keeping boarders on Walnut street.
Saturday her mother took 81 from
Lilies purse to pay grocery bill.
The daughter went into q frenzy
and struck her mother over the
back of the head, rendering her
unconscious, and she died Sunday
night.
The attending physician says the
injuries inflicted by the daughter
caused the mothers death.
The other daughters are greatly
bereaved, but Lille, who struck
her aged mother, is hysterical, and
may not survive the nervous pros
tration, which has rendered her
extremely pitiable. The
girl losses on the bed and says she
will kill herself if she does not die.
She has high temper, and her
sisters say that she is not respon-
,ible for her horrible acts.
The police and coroner say they
will not prosecute if the family
loes not demand it.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-23
NORTH SIDE LOCALS.

Miss Nellie Naylor spent Sunday
with Mrs. Dick Borley.
Miss Maggie Kroger spent Tues
day with Mrs. John Baird.
Mr.. Sam Cloyes visited his broth
er, Mr.. Joab Cloyes Sunday.
Misses Maybelle and Lula Naylor
were in the City shopping Monday.
Mr.. George Bird, of Rives, spent
Sunday with his uncle, Mr.. Till
Corum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Taylor were
visiting in our vicinity Tuesday
evening.
Will Hale, of Mt. Zion neighbour
hood, was visiting in our vicinity
Sunday.
Mrs, Emma Cloyes and mother,
Mrs. Cherry, spent Sunday with
Mr.. Charles Naylor, sr.
Miss May Bludworth, of Bethle-
hem neighborhood, visited her
uncle, Mr.. Joab Cloyes Tuesday.
Misses Margaret Bransford and
Alma Hayden spent Friday night
with their friend, Miss Irene Moss.
Mrs. Seth Parkman, after several
days visit to Mrs. Sam Parkman,
returned to her home in Fulton
Sunday.
Messrs. Chas. Isbelle, S. L, Ca
rnthss and Manse HARRISON are
down in the lake hills this week
hunting.
Miss Bette Bauche lett Thurs
day for Fulton to spend few days |
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-23
VIOLET.
Union City Cycle Co. for bicycle
sundries and repair work. With
Caldwell Stationery Co.
WOODLAND MILLS.

Jim Jones was in Union City
Wednesday.
We regret to say that Mrs. c. G.
Prather is very i'll.
Miss Ruby Reaves, of Union City,
visited friends here last week.
Bro. W. H. Hughes will preach
here Sunday and Sunday night.
John Alexander, our prominent
stock dealer, was in the city Mon
day.
Mrs. Mary King and little son
are visiting relatives here this
week.
Rev. R, ]. Williams, a Baptist
colporter of Martin, preached for
us last Sunday.
Miss Mittie Jones, one of Uuion
City's fine young ladies, has a
tlluSlC Class llSlG.
Mr.. Ed. Grove lectured at the
public hall here last Friday night.
Subject, "Dry Goods and Notions.
Miss Lucie Jones left Tuesday
for Irrelevant, where she will spend
a few days visiting friends and rel
atives.
We are glad to welcome Miss FL
na Caldwell here this week. Itseems
that there is some attraction else
where.
John Caldwell, of Prescott, Ark,
formerly of here, now has his mill
III running order and thinks the
fine.
John Sanders, our violinist, is
crippled from piercing his foot with
| nail. We hope nothing serious.
appreciated the serenad-
,r's visits very much during the
past week.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-23
Question Answered.,

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale Of any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers and
grandmothers never thought Of using
anything else for Indigestion or Bill
iousness. Doctors were scarce, and
they seldom heard of Appendicitis,
Nervous Prostitution or Heart Failure,
etc. They used August Flower to
clean out the system and STOP fermen-
tation of undigested food, regulate the
action of the'liyer, stimulate the nerv-
Gus and organic action of the system,
and that is all they took when feeling
dull and bad with headaches and 9TH
er aches. You only need few doses
of Green's August Flower, in liquid
form, to make you satisfied there is
serious the matter with you.
You can get DR.. G. G. Green's reliable
at Nailling's drug store, I'm
ion City, Tenn. Get Green's Special
Almanac.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-23
FREMONT.

P. H. Owen was here Tuesday.
Several of the Crysta1ites attend
ed church here Sunday night.
Mr.. Geo Calhoun, of Troy, was
here on business Wednesday.
Nearly everybody from here at
tended church at Antioch Sunday.
Misses Cord1a and Myrtle Green,
OF near Jordan, visited in Fremont
Saturday night.
Mr.. ], J. Caldwell and wife took
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e.
Caldwell Sunday.
Elsie Caldwell, who is attending
school at Union City, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with home folks.
The infant baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bud Morris died Tuesday and was
buried Wednesday at the Fremont
graveyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Williams spent
Sunday with the latter's parents,
Mr., and Mrs. Shepherd, near Old
Republican.
AS Rev, Holder was not able to
fill his appointment at this place
night, Uncle Jerry Cloar
preached very interesting sermon
in his place.
Mr.. Pearce Park and daughter,
Miss Dell OF Texas, are here visit
ing relatives and friends. Mr.. Park
was one of the first settlers IN the
Fremont neighborhood and he has
a great many friends here who are
glad to see him.
VIOLET.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-23
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.

Jim Jonakln and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. Sim Weaver.
George Thomas attended the
street fair at Paducah Saturday.
Miss Daisy Thomas is visiting
relatives IN Weakley county this
week.
Mrs. ]. t. Holman snd children
spent last week in Fulton visiting
relatives.
Joe Mailing, of Union City, spent
several days last week in the coun-
try visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jonakin and ba-
by spent last Sunday with Mrs.
John Roland in District No. l.
Mrs. S. H. Epperson and daugh-
ter, Miss Annie James, were in I'm
ion City shopping Thursday.
Mrs. I. e. Felts, of Fulton, and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cheatham spent
Sunday with Mrs. Tom Jernigan.
Mrs. G. S. Hubbs and daughter,
Miss Laura, attended quarterly
meeting at Shady Grove last Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott, of Nc
Cornell, came down last Saturday
to attend quarterly meeting at Sha-
dy Grove.
Mrs. George Holman spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs. T.
w. Jernigan, in the Pleasant Val
ley neighborhood.
Mrs. J. S. Murchison has return
ed home after spending two weeks
in Paducah visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Bob Nicholas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Scott, of Nc
Cornell, spent Saturday and Sun
day with her mother, Mrs. Pink
Morris, iii District No. |.
Misses Nina Holman and Laura
Miles, of Fulton, are visiting Mrs.
B. e. Dodd in Martin, attending
the Commencement Exercises this
week.
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Spanish Mackerel, fresh and fin
at ]. G. Burdick's
PLEASANT HILL.

Unice Shore spent Sunday with
Alma Morris.
Mr.. Joe Wade and family spent
Sunday at Mr.. John Thorn's.
Miss Ada Edmonston spent Sat-
urday night with Zonie Forester.
Mrs. Slaughter Long is spending
several days with Mr. w. S. Long
this week.
Miss Bess Moores spent Saturday
night with Miss Florence Robinson,
near Rives.
Nuzzel1 Forester and brother,
Fulton, spent Saturday mig with
zonie Forester.
Mrs. M, L. Shropshire and daugh-
ter, Davis, returned home Saturday
from Greenfield, where they spent
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APPROPRIATIONS.

Our Special Summer Corset sells
everywhere at 90 cents. Our price,
only % cents. FISH Bros.
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Like q Drowning Man.

give years ago a disease the doctors
called dyspepsia took such hold of me
that could scarcely CO." writes Geo.
S. Marsh, Well-known attorney of No
coma, Tex. II took quantities of pep
sin and other medicines but nothing
helped me. AS a drowning man grabs
at straw | grabbed at Kodol. | felt
an improvement at once and after a
few bottles am sound and we'll" Ko-
dol is the only preparation which ex-
actly reproduces the natural digestive
juices and consequently is the only one
which digests any good food and cures
any form of stomach trouble. Moss
Drug Store
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All kinds of salt and fresh water
fish at J. G. Burdicks. Red snap
per, salmon. mullett, Spanish mack
erel, yellow perch. Also Reelfoot
Lake fish.
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Several days visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Manuel, from Missouri, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Caroline
Shore, this week.
Mr.. Clinton Call1cott is attending
the General Assembly in Spring
field, Mo-, this week.
Miss Elenoir Thomas, from Union
City, is spending this week with
Mrs. Lizzie Callicott.
Miss Norma T1drow spent several
days in Union City visiting the
Misses Null, last week.
Annie Cummings and Lena It'd.
row spent Sunday with their friends
Laura and Lena Thorn.
Messrs. Bob Shankle and Jim
Wise took dinner with their friend,
Walter Morris, Sunday.
Mr.. Preston Shore, who has been
in school at Jackson, returned home
Friday to spend the vacation.
Several from this ne1ghborhood
attended the sacramento services
at the A. r. P. Church at Rives
Sunday.
Miss Prudie Callicott, who has
been teaching at Mt. Mor1ah, had
to dismiss her school on account Of
smallpox,
Mr.. Oliver Houser and family
spent Saturday night with Mrs.
Houser's brother, Mr. Will Hollo-
way, in Rives.
Mr.. Lee Miller and family visited
his brother, Mr.. Tom Miller, near
Harper's Schoolhouse, last Wednes-
day and Thursday,
Miss Nuzzie Hutchinson, of Mt,
Moriah, came home with Miss Per-
die Callicott, where she will spend
several days visiting.
A fatal and sad accident occurred
in this neighborhood Tuesday even
ing A man and his little 9-year-
old son (whose names l did not
learn), from Middleburg, had been
over here and bought some corn
and were on their way home, when
the man was taken sick and the
son insisted OH his lying down and
let him drive. He finally consented,
and had just laid down when the
wagon struck stump (when near
Mrs. Turner'S, J throwing the child
out, the wheels passing over its
chest. The father carried him to
Rivcs, where lie soon died We
sympatllize with the bereaved pa
-ents.
A. B. C.
All kinds of salt and fresh water
ish at J.. G. Burdick's. Red snap
Der, salmon. mu1lett, Spanish mack
rel, yellow perch. Also Reelfoot
AXE fish.
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1leps 5rom our Correspondents

with her sister, Mrs. Lelsia Travis,
who has been sick for several days.
Rev. J. H. Thomas, pastor of
Bethlehem church, but who resides
in Fulton, was visiting in our Vi
entity Tuesday.
ToPSY.