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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Observation-Disclosures
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
0~aIifprniem.

Or. @ueilit @retb bon San
Srancisco, melher i6pn lett etnenl
Sabre nnauffGuig on Der SertigItel-
hing zines 2ufti6iffes ~geurbeitet bot,
iiberroidte am IS. DIT. Die gepob:
ner Don Can Srancisco Damit, BOB
er Iber ibren &0pfen b%tniegelte, mo-
bel er ieine Mai6ine nab gelieben
Ienfte. Or. Gretb bate ieine Sea.
ihine IGon peri6iebentli6 probirt,
aber bisber bate er itets ben gauon
OH elmer langen Seine balten laiien.
Ser neulihe Iufitieg erfoIgte BON
einem leeren @runoitiid falt i'm Ser.
Sea Der StaOt, un0 Or. @retb per'
iufte, elm bobes 3eitungsgebauoe
nnqefGbr cine Wteile oitlih BON benz
&unfte Oes Iufitieges 81 umfllegen,
jebcf foHo er Die Suftltromung 81
itarf unO ilog in entgegengelester
&iGtumg bobon. Ger @inO trng i'm
nod Dem Ssean bin uno cine 3eit
long ilog err in Der RGbe ,oes goloenen
Chores lumber, nobel Die Steuerung
i!G5 ais iebr erfplgrei6 ertpies. 0ie
iiorfe Suititr6mung orobte, i'm nab
Dem G5eau binmls 81 iilbren, uno er
beiflob ouber, cine Sanoung auf Dem
Grelioip 81 berpertiteuigen. Gr lleB
jeDpt 5l piel Gas aus, nno Die
Maidine ~itiir5te 5p%eiblneert SUB
bonn llier entfernt ms @aiier. 2ie
2ebensrettungsmannihaft bratte
Gen 9uftiGiffer unb ieine Waihine
an's 2anD, pelb' lebtere nibt idper
beItdoiQt morDen mar. DAB Or.
Greth nidJt i'm Stanoe par, Der
@inbitromuna 81 miDeriteben, lag an
lem 8aiolinmotor, Del6er Die Mta-
i9inerie treibt. Der WOtpr 1T elmer
bon 5p0lf %ferbefrdften, aber aus
unerflGrli1er uriade fonnte Der
2uftttiffer niht mebr alS lehs
4IerbcfrGfte entpideln, iobaB es ibm
idper ipurbe, gegen Die Stromung
anSuf4mpfen. Or. Gertb miro ben
S1aben an ieinem Suftiftff repari-
rem unb balO einen neuen aufitieg
berlltden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03

an Ser linfen Sdlafe, Sic nit eineml
itumpfen @esenitanbe beigebraht
ipurbe. Ger EbGter lit bis iebt nod
niGt crrittelt. SiiberS mar q
Sabre alt uno unperbeiratbet. Die
Eoitfaiie NOR unperiebrt, iobaB alio
mobl falIm &alibmorO norIiegt.
@or einigen Sa9en miiroen
beirn ltepcridreiten Der Geleiie art
Bern Scbnbof IN Suisbura slDei
Mogennotierer bon eirlem Eerlonen-
5lig iiberfabren unb getootet, nab.
reno GIN Gritter iib nod re1t5eitig
IN Siderbcit brinsen fonnte.
@eitfaleu.
Inf Ser Sammer.G 6ouIiee in
3iiniter ipieIten cinige ainoer nm
eireu in Der tSabrt bedrifienen
&sasen. Gabei fomen Ser 5idhriae
Sunge anb bas 6jGbrige SodJterheu
bes 2iiblers ST. inter bie Rdoer.
@1brcnb bas MGo6en nit Ieidteren
@erlebmgen baponfam, CAB Der
8nabe alsbalb ieinen 8eiit auf.
gon Der eleftrii6en StroBen.
babn i%iberfabren wuroe in Miiniter
auf Der SammerltraBe oas 5iabrige
Sobnden Des IrbeiterS Siidmam.
9aS beoallernsipertbe &inb perlor
Den rcd)ten SUB.
Der 9ergmam Slider brang
nuf Der &olonie y9aiier SrieOri6" III
bos Saus oes autlherS 8onig, bel
Delhem feline Sral oils Suusbdlterin
tbGtig lit. 8onig muroe burf)
mebrere Weiieritihe lebenseeidbrlid)
perlest. Srau Slider iprang III
ibrer Ineit ans Dem 5ipeiten Stof.
marf auf Die StraBc uto brah beioe
Seine; Die II Sabre alte 9ofter oes
&onig iprdng ibr nod unO murbe
ebenfaas ibper perlest.
SIN &angirbabnbof Siterfelo.
SIO gerieth elm jugenolider Motten.
urbeiter inter lanfenoe &oaipagen,
pelGe Den Iermiten idreflih gu
rihteten.
Sci ben &analiiationsarbeiten
in Gifel mlroen bieier Gage orei Or.
better perihiittet uno setobtet.
Gin biiiieer Serr lit elm in
IS0bne beiflaftigter poInii9er Mrbei.
ter, Der mGbrenb zines Streites iei.
mem Wiberiader 5mei Singer ilnO Die
Naienipise abgebiiien bat. Der
~idh5ornise r&annibaIe" iist biuter
ShloB unb &iegel.
Wmrttcmberg.
- Sus Siibingen, 6. Sftober,
miro eeihrieben: @eraoesu erihre-
demo lit Die @rt, pie iib Die beiben
fgeitern gum CODE perurtbeilten
Gaibmoroer Staple nnb Seipeler
ndbrenb Ser gerbanolung uno nod
oerielben, p%ffenbar in prableriider
Mbliht, henabmen. llnmittelbar
nah @erfiinoiglng bes Sobesur-
tbeils nobm Seipeler, mie idon offers
5upor, in aler @emiitbli6feit cine
Eriie, nno oils es iih barl,m BON.
bette, oh Die 8erurtbeilten Der 8naoe
6es 90nigs empfoblen iueroen ioaen,
bemerfte er, 0aB err alf oas 2eben
niht ocn geringiten 8ertb Iege. CT
periprah Den Observation-Disclosures,
i'm gelegentlih einmaI nit Dem
aopfe inter Dem Irme 5u beiu6en,
mno perabibieoete iib beim 8eIteigen
oes @efangenenmagens BON Dem nell-
gieriaen Eltblifum nit, eiuem Der.
binblideu ,IoielL meme Serrer, piel
Sergniieen!" SIM @agen beoauer-
ten Die @erbreber nur, nidt elm SAB
Bier in bielem gemiitbliden &aume
5n baben. llno itimmten Ddbreno Der
Sabrt ausgelaiiene 2ieber an; ibr
@rreitlofal begriiBten lie nit 2nft-
~ipriingen nnO Subbeihreien. 8iel'
lei6t oiirfte es Den 8eioen bo1 nod
anbers az Mltbe meroen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03

Getp Giscoberp fir IusSebrung,
Suiten itnb Grfdltungen, tonuen Die
ihlimmiten Sale turirt merben unb
boffnunesloies Grgeben in oas
Sbifial lit nift lGnger notbpenbig.
Nrau 2ois Grage bon GordeIter,
Moii., lit cine bon ben pielen, beren
Seben burd Or. Sings Seem StS-
cpperp g~erettet Dilrben. GieieS
grcBe Seilmittel lit garantirt fir ollie
Sals- unb 2%i,ngenleioen BON e. SO.
Huete, I~pothefer, 656 Wain Strube,
Dubuque. Soma. Ereis so Gents
uab $500. Erobeflaiten frei.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Gu nnIcufbar gctuorocncS
SicDcIe

fiibrte gu elmer bGBliden S6nitt-
tpunoe am @eine Des Serrn S. 9.
Srner, BON Sranflin @rope, 81.
9ieiel6e artete in ein bosartiges @e-
fGpiir aus, nel6es bier Sabre lang
Den beiten gler5ten unb Witteln Sros
bot. 9ann furirte gudlen's @rnifa-
Salbe. Gieielbe lit ebenio gut fir
@ranbpumoen, @erbriibungen, Saut-
ausihl6ge nno Samorrboiocn. 20
Gents in &. @. 8uete's @potbete,
656 Waiu StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03

oarauf gGnsliG bereeiteGt nnb mar
ieitbcr feinen einSisen Gag franf.
Geribiebene meiner Rabbarn nlir.
ben bon &beumotismus, Neuralgia,
Rieren- nno 2eber.9 eidiperoen &c.
beilt." 60 idreibt 9. s. Bob, bon
Sremont, g. 6. Sur 80 Gents in
s. SO. &uetc's Mpotbefe, sos Main'
GtraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03

Sit benz g2olten Der Ratur tn ben oeridbieoe-
men Sahres5eiten idpanft aud, bic Gnersie Der
SebenStbdtigfeiteu IN ~uniereni 8orper. Gudl oa-
rim befunoen !pir uuiere untertpilrieteit inter
bic angemeineH RaturgeleBe, oaB ieBt. TOO i'm
Sooeu Der erbe bic araite uno Safte In etnen
SalbidlImmer oertauen, ebeHtauS i'm Snneru
unieres a1rpers nur MATES 2eben treiit. IA
gilt es, nadbaubelien, nn0 5mar init benz iir ioldJe
5dle beten Mittel, nit ct. Bernard arluterpils
lsn. 8enn iib lest Mattisfeit. ~Sppiidmeraen,
gertopiung uno anoere ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ober aud, NiereuitDrungen bemert6ar MAIDEN. 10
rneioet ia pie deenoen metaliiben Guadialbers
eieu. weife ais Nlasenar5nei poer unter irgeno
eiHenl nnoeren g(alHen an9eprieieH meroen. gieie
metaliiden YWittei" nibeH nidlts uno id)aben
nur. oenn pie gerobe ieBt i'm Qalbidlnmmer be-
iinhiidlen Organe oes aorperS iinb audi lest bop<
petit eltpfnoIin gegen iolde dbenoen WstIturen.
9ae einBi9e bell. Der tr1gen Observation-Disclosures
nah3nbelielt. 10 oGR ernite eeioeu uetnieosn
iueroen, bietet has EhaH5eEreid. gno oaS bette
Wittel ~oelielben limb. ipie geiagt, Die ct. Sernaro
@rdnterptleH. Die Sbr bsi ieoem ap0tgeter ba'
ben tonnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
SerDerbcnbrtneenpe ilnfdar.

&adIGiiigfeit lit perantportliG
fir piele @iienbabmnfaae uno Die.
ielbe uriade madt aus pielen nit
Sals. uno %2ungenleiOen bebaiteten
Nerionen ein pbpiiides @rad. @ber
lett Der Grfinoung bon Or. Sings
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Wa. either niGt ctusu SaD
trauf.

sd bottc einen i6linmen @nfaa
bon HierenbeiGwerben uno prpbirte
aGerlei Meoi3ineu. bon beneu feine
mir Sinbcrung peridaffte. gines
Cages lab t6 cine au5eige Sbres
Electric WitterS~ uno nabm mir
Dor, bcuielben 81 gebrau6en. Naf-
benz ih einige Soien genommen
bate, fiibl.e ib SinOerung, par balo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Genau genummrE

0ie %16iGbrige grna: 80, i6 fiibfe
mid, 10 frei uno lei6t = i6 m0dte
Gin @ogel iein."
Ger udriabrige &iirt (nab Idnae-
rem Gaboenfen): y@iiroeIt 9u banr
a.ld Weblwiirmer frelien2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
GcmIthlih.

Wonn: .Iber Srau, Oh Saff Ia
rpic0er piel 81 piel Sab an Die Suppe
getbqn!"
Vrou: uIber lieber Mann, auf
ion bisden Sala fommt es uns oo1
nidt on! gs lit ia 10 btaig."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
Sraliid.

Ridlter: .grflaren sic uns, tpie
DE &auferei Dor iid eine?"
&nseflagter: nI6, SEER Hidter,
Oa lit baS Soful bier piel an fleinl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
NbeiuYroDins

Gieier Gage fano man Den
Gaitpirtt nno @oitmeiiter @. &ii-
berS Der Yoitnebcnitelle Saloern toet
Dor iciuem SaIie nit eiuer @lluSe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-03
&Qlen0er....
tMr 1904

tOnmen BON ms gu ben foIssnSen prsiisu
be;ogen perben:
&egensbarser @arieafalemSer.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-05-29
500. Reward. 500,

The readers of this paper will be pleased tc
learn teat there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in all its
stages and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. CatarIh being a constitu-
tional disease, requires a constitutional treat
acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease. and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution ana
assisting nature in doing its work The propr1e-
tors have SO much faith in its curative powers,
that they offer one Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure Send for list OF testl-
monials.
Address J. CHENEY, & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggist 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-05-29
Cures When Doctors Fail.

Mrs. Frank Chiasson, Patterson,
La, writes June 8th, 1901: 81 had
malaria fever in very bad form, was
under treatment by doctors, but as
soon as stopped taking their medi-
cine the fever would return. used
sample bottle of Herbine, found it
helped me. Then bought two bottles,
which completely cured me. l feel
grateful to you for furnishing such a
splendid medicine, and can honestly
recommend it to those suffering from
malaria, as it will surely cure them"
Herbine, SOC bottles at
NaiILing'S Drug Store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-05-29

R. R. Neel and wife to Matte
Bright ct al, 6 acres in No. 6 $500.
Bonnie & Shore and w. L. Glen.
mons to T. ]. Bonner and ]. r.
Caudle interest in wall at Rives
$418. so.
w. J. Edwards to D. N. Mcclure
lot in No. 10, ISIS,
Mrs. Jane Allcuck to Mrs. E, Ma.
han, lot in No. e, $500.
V. T. Jernigan ct al. to G. T.
Taylor, SO acres in No.13, $6,848.
Mrs. S. ]. Cannon to Frank Web.
man, lot in No. 13, $500.
Bad blood and indigestion are deadly
enemies to good health. Burdock
Blood Bitters destroys them.
For sale at Moss Pharmacy.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-05-29

Cur picnicers are getting ready
for next Friday, June 5. We will
positively be on hand Friday even
ing at Samhurg ready to meet our
fasnity of friends. We are IN re-
ceipt of number of letters accept
lug the invitation and hope you
will all be there. Don't forget us.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-05-29
NUMBER TEN.

MIS-. Lee WlllldlHS, Oh nduSt
Valley, visited relatives here r
Gently.
Mr. Bob Campbell attended tt
reunion of ex-Confederate at Ne
Orleans.
The merry month Of May is gil
ing us an excellent imitation {
April, in April showers.
Miss Jennie Campbell visited he
sister, Mrs. John Isbelle, of Mum
Der Three, last Thursday.
Misses Dixie and Ruth Caldwell
spent last Friday and Saturday il
Clayton, the guests of relatives.
Miss Ivy Barksdale, of Uniol
City, is the guest of Miss Ros;
Caldwell here for several days.
Miss Lillian Farrell, who is at
tending school at Crystal, spen
Friday and Saturday with parents
here.
Mr.. Alex Glover, wife and beau
tiful little daughter, Grace, Of
Hauser Valley, spent Sunday here
witt. relatives.
Ben Good closed a good school
at Garrigan's Schoolhouse in Mum.
Der Six last Friday. We predict a
bright future for this intelligent
young man.
Ben Flowers, an intelligent and
industrious young man of Number
Six, has secured the fall school at
Browns Schoolhouse. We wish
Mr.. Flowers success.
Miss May Caldwell, the charming
young daughter of Mr.. John Cald-
well, has returned home from school
at Rives, where she has been in at
tendance since the first of the year.
We are glad to welcome Miss May
back again.
Mr. Charlie Caldwell, of this dis
trict, has our sympathy in the loss
of two fine blooded horses in the
last three weeks. We are indeed
very sorry that Mr.. M. Caldwell
should be in such pysdicament in
the busiest season otEsle year.
w. S. Jackson, of Southside,
Union City, spent Sunday in Num-
Der Ten, the guest of Mr.. Thea
Terrell and family. Well, "Gipsy,"
next time "Old Rusti" walks mile
in the broiling hot sun to get you
to tell her fortune, be sure you are
there at your post of duty. Bpt
we will excuse you this time as you
were not Expecting to see us.
Miss Rosa Caldwell entertained
the young people at her home last
Saturday night in Number Ten
with a musical entertainment in
honor of her guests, of Union City,
Misses Ivy Barksdale and Fannie
Mcdowell. The musical genius of
Crystal directed the music. Messrs.
Tohn Acie Gray the violin, Harry
guitar; Cecil, piano.
Misses Cloar and Mcdowell render
ID piano solos also.
"Sister Topsy,' we thought for
many day in you we recognized
ONE one we knew in the long ago,
nut Just who, couldn't say. Now
old Rusti" has you spotted well,
nd if you still remember us and
Won't get scared at the great
hange in our hair you will not
eed the services of "Sir John Bar
eycorn" to point us out to you on
une 6, so don't expect to see the
Of years ago. $50 long,
>opsy."
Mr.. Bob Maupin attended the
cts reunion at New Orleans. I'm
lie Bob is never known to miss
hese reunions. He is like all of
ur old soldiers, he likes to tell us
the never-torgotten exciting days
nd times when he fought for our
oved Southland against the far
Torth,and. But now far and wide,
7ritten in our hearts, comes
he words OF William Mckinley
choed across the grand and mighty
tiles of the West, 1.-The North and
south hold kindred ties-The Ma
ion and the Nations dead"
OLD RUSTI.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-05-29
SOUTH SIDE.

Miss Minnie Belle Lancaster is
with friends at Kenton this week.
Mrs. ]. M. Cole spent several days
last week with relatives at Obion.
Misses Ida and Lola Morgan
spent Thursday evening in South
side.
Mrs. Noel Purseley was the guest
ct Mrs. Sam Wade Friday after
moon.
Miss Lurline Catron spent several
days with friends at Rives last
week.
John McAdoo, of Fulton, is the
guest of Mrs. Maggie Harris and
family.
Ben Hutchinson came up from
Glass Wednesday and will return
Fciday.
Mrs. Martha Lancaster spent
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. W..
S. Jackson.
Mrs. Daisie Wade, of Hickman,
spent last week the guest of M S.
Mary Wade.
Miss Mary Emma Catron return
ed home Monday from a pleasant
visit at Rives.
Mrs. Tom Reeves and Miss Jen-
n1e Mccoy, of Rives, spent Friday
ru Union City.
Alfred Forester is very sick at
HIS fathers home few miles from
town with fever.
Little Miss Annette Bratton has
the humps, but Grandma Everett
tells us she is doing nicely,
W. r. McCracken, of Hunting
don, and w. S. Jackson made a
business trip to Obion Tuesday.
I. Mr.. Bud Mays is having a big
ditch dug between his farm and
Mr.. Rodgers, near Polk Station.
Mrs. June Crawford spent Satur-
day and Sunday at the hospitable
home of Mr.. Sam Wade and wife.
Misses Flora and Missile Harris
spent Thursday night with Mrs.
Noel Pursley, near Pleasant Hill.
Mrs. George MooIy has as her
guest Mrs. VIM. Caruthers and lit
tie daughter, Miss Ada, of Bolivar.
Misses Myrtle and Elsie Mason,
from Northside, spent Monday af-
ternoon with Miss Matte Temple.
Rev. S. W. Kendrick and wife
drove down and took supper with
MIR. w S. Jackson and wife Mon
night.
Mrs. Walter Stone, of Northside,
was the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Ia1ses Everett, a few days this
week.
Mr.. Dan Eberhart and mother,
at st. Louis, arrived Tuesday an
wall spend several days with her
son and wife.
Miss Laura Lancaster returned
Eome a few days ago from a
weeks visit to her brother, S1las
Lancaster, at Nashville.
Misses Mary and Leone Webster
aud Master Will D. have returned
home from a pleasant visit to their
grandparents near Rives.
Bro. Lib Forester, who is here
on visit from Abiline, Tex, and
MIR. Garrison, of Elbridge, were the
guests of W. S. Jackson Saturday.
Mrs. Martin Schmidt and two
children and her mother, Grand
mother Schmidt, were the welcome
guests of Mrs. w. S. Jackson Tues
day.
We are reliably informed that
Elihu Long, living a few miles
from town, happened to a very
painful accident Saturday by get
ting his hand cut very badly with
barb wire.
W. E. Webster spent Saturday
might and Sunday in Southside and
returned to Hickman Monday,
where he is training his thorough
hced horse at the Atwood stock
farm.
Misses Maggie and Missile Harris
and Misses Flora Wade and Ruth |
wyley will leave in few days to
visit relatives and friends at Hick-
man. We wish the young ladies
nesasant trip.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-05-29
NORTH SIDE LOCALS.

: Miss Bertha Taylor is on the sic
list this week.
d The Misses Corum were visitin
t in the city Tuesday.
n Miss Sallie Thomas is spendin
e this week with hometolks.
Miss Genevieve Mailing is visi
: ing her little cousin. Miss Margare
5 Watson.
Mrs. Jack Harpole, OF Dyer,
: visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Bo
Harpole.
: Henry Isbelle spent Thursda
night week with Mr.. Cage Hal
and family.
Mesdames Fannie Mitchell ant
Chas. Naylor were in the city shop
ping Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Hardy, of the city
was the guest of Mrs. Mary Crit
TENDON sunday.
Messrs. Arch and Harry McMur
ry visited relatives near Palestine
Saturday and Sunday.
Harry Kinney, of the city, spent
Monday night in North Side with
his friend, Robert Caruthers.
Miss Katie Bratton returned
home Sunday evening, after several
days visit to her uncle, Mr.. Dock
Carter.
Miss Mamie McMurry returned
home Sunday evening, after very
pleasant visit of several days with
relatives in Palestine.
George Hill, of Humboldt, made
a flying trip up here Sunday even
ing and spent the night with his
aunt, Mrs. Lille Baird.
Col. r. p. Whitesell, wife and
little daughter, Jessie, visited Mr..
Whitesells mother, Mrs. Jessie
Whitesell, of Fulton, Friday.
Misses Pauline and Katharine
Hardy and Louise Mayors spent
Sunday evening with their friends,
Misses Virginia Warter6eld and
Isabelle Crittendon.
Earl Edwards, son of DR.. Ed
wards, who formerly lived in Union
City, but now resides in Mexico.
arrived Saturday at noon to make
visit of several weeks with his
grandmother, Mrs. Emily Edwards,
Mrs. Josie Allen, after several
weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. Mat
tie Taylor, returned to her home in
Fulton Sunday morning, accom-
panied by her nephew, Fred Tay-
lor, he returning home same day.
Mesdames Giles Mitchell and
Fern Bludworth have returned
from a visit to their sister, Mrs.
Mamie Marshall, who has been
very sick at her home near Wood
land. She is much better at this
writing.
Mr.. Perry, wife and baby, of
Polk Station, came up Sunday and
spent the day with Mrs. Calllcott
and sisters, Misses Guy. Mr.. Per-
~ returned home same day, leaving
Mrs. Perry and baby to remain
several days.
Hello, Rosebud" l wonder who
you are and where you hail from.
thought l knew everybody north
IF me, especially in Bethlehem
but have given it up
hat you are new one. Accept my
words of welcome.
L OSLCd. 4NO l1uICS dc dllOW Gu W
1unt, fish, or ride around my "For-
EST" The above mentioned For
,st" is located near Oak Grove.
Any lady trespassing this notice
Ind mentioned Forest" is subject
% a fine OF not less than ten dollars
Ind not over fifty dollars. M. H.
Fern Bludworth, the ever hust-
ing farmer of the Bethlehem
leighborhood, is now having a new
addition put to his beautiful coun-
:ry home, dining room and kit
;hen, which, when completed, will
add much beauty to his home. AT
.er it is completed it is rumored
hat he is going to give nice sup
Der in honor of his new addition.
The work is being done by Mr..
Giles Mitchell and sons.
ToPsY.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-05-29

Spring time is here, gentle Anne.
Get you frst-class wheel from the
Union City Cycle Co. and be in the
push.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-05-29

Pep-Vito, Coca-Cola and DR.. Pep
per's fne-favored syrup, from
Dahnke's soda fountain.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-05-29
Marriage Licenses.

H. l.. Thompson and Miss Vera
Thompson.
w. X. Wray and Ethleen Griffin.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-05-29
Transfers,

Everything good to eat at all
times at Dahnke's.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-07-15
Twenty-Sixth Maine.

The eighteenth annual reunion of the
Twenty-sixth Maine regimentai associs-
ton will be held at Belfast, Aug. 12, rain
or shine.
Members are requested 10 be present
with their wives. Business meeting, $50
a. m. Roll-call at 10. Dinner, II 80 a.
m. The association will furnish coffee,
but otherwise each comrade will provide
his own rations.
Address of welcome by Mayor Small, OF
Belfast, and response by Ralph Morse, of
Yale college.
The following railroads and steam boats
will sell one fare tickets for the round
trip to places mentioned, Aug. II or u,
good to return until and on Aug. 15: Ban
gor q Aroostook to Bangor; Washington
County to Washington Junction; steamer
"Silyer Star" from Brooksville and Cas-
tine to Belfast; Boston & Bangor boats
from bay and river landings to Belfast
Maine Central from any station to Bel
fast, one aud three fourths cents mile
each way.
Anyone knowing the death of a com
rade within year, is requested to send
his name. company with date and cause
of his deaf and pace of his burial to the
secretary, d. W. Billings, Belfast, at once.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1903-07-15

What splendid type of tirels activity is the
sun the p=almist Describes 1t issuing ike a
bridegroom from ris chamber and rejoicing
ike a strong man to run race" Every man
ought TO rise In the morning refreshed by sluns-
Der and renewed by rest, eager for the ruRgle
of the day. But how rarely this Is so. Most
people rise std unrefreshed, and dreadtng the
strain Of the Gays labors. The cause of this 10
deficient vitality and behind this lies deficient
supply of pure. rich blood, and an inadequate
nourishment of the body There Is nothing that
will give man strength and energy as win DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical discovery Ii does
this by increasing the quantity and quality of
the blood supply. This pourishes the nerves
feeds the train, builds ny enfeebled organs,
and gives that sense of strength and power
which makes the struggle of life q Joy. The
good feeling" which follows the use of
Golden Medical Discovery is not due TO
stimulation as II contains no alcohol, whisky or
other intoxicant. IL does not brace up the body.
but builds 1t up into a condition Of sound health.