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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
WrunoIGse fir aen Milhwirtb.

GS lit ialId o15nltebmen, Dob cine
Stub, Die cinen auBeroroentlih bohen
Settgebolt giebt, audi Die bette stub
iei. 9tid)t boramf tontnt eS an, Dab
cine Sub piel Set gebe, ionoert Oar'
ouf oaB lie oicles @iel aud blutg
Eringt. Solgenoe Hcgeln lou man
IN ieoem Observation-Disclosures
feitbaltcn:
1. Der Suac It>bie bolbe Seeroe.
9. gebolte mir ole &Glber Der belterl
&iihe.
9. @erfaufe ollie i6le6ten adlber,
lpipobl menn tie bon iuentg err
tragrcihen Miittern itamhie1
pie altdb, ipenn lie Wangel I'M
MenBern 5eigen.
4. Salte oie Seeroe INNER in gutter
8eiunbDeit.
B. Siittere nno ntelfe regelmuBtg 5t
beitimmten Stunoen. !.
6. Niittere MIR gutes Slltter utlo
Iorae fir gutes reines Waller.
Z. SoIte beIonoers INNER beine
adlber In sutem 8adstbuin.
8. Siittere nibt beute marine ltrlo
morgen falte Wilf).
8. @enn on bon elmer Sub elm
gntes MiIdfaIb piGit, 10 oenfe
boran, BOB Die Mittter cine quite
Milberin fem muB uno laiie lie
bon einem @itllen, Der einen
langen &orper urtD boil gernrt.
bete Nippen bat, oeden.
40. Die @eibaffenbeit Der Saiit ut
Elm gtrtes Inseiden fir Die Son.
bition Ser Tbiere, bas beriidlid).
ttge INNER.
ii. 2aile Deine &iibe I'M @inter IN
poue Rilh fommen, neil III Die
fer Belt Die Mil6 am beiten be.
sablt miro.
~. @eriude ar bein Seu ielblt al
er5eugen.
IS. @eitrebe bid, Die Wagernlilf)
moglibit bod az pertpertben.
ii. Mit Der Mil6pirtbifaft laBt
iid Sfipeine3ubt nno .Wtait am
portbeilbafteiten b%ereinigen.
DSoaros 9oirpman".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Gro6her3o9thum
0us Ger 6auptfaSt.

Die In nnierem 2anSe tpobneuSen
Staiiener nebmen ibrer 3obl nad)
utter Den glusldnoern na6 Den
1eutiden Die erite Steae elm: 1892
Seelen pOer 26 Hro3ent Der @e-
lGmmt , ssremoenbebolferung. 9ic
groBte In5ubI berielben, 6,893, be.
finbeu iih i'm &anton Gid mo lie in
ben oortiaen @iienperten beihdftis:
limo. I'm bieien 1talienii6en
Staatsanaeboriaen Die notbiae Sir,
forge ~eripeiien 3lt %fonnell, bat oaS
bieiige italieniide General : Goniulat
eiaene Observation-Disclosures eelhaffen.
.Sn religi0s.firhlid)er Siniiht lit
toieber eill beoeutenoer Sbritt Dor.
wGrts aetban woroen bilrd Die Mn-
f,mft eines 5peiten italieniifen Wi!.
iicndrS, ser uusiblieBlid gum
Gienite ieiner 2anbsleute beltimmt
iib lpelde bis mlf 5m0lf iammtlidl
Der fatboliihen Stride angebOren. Sn
Get Staot Sid ielbit lit cine belon-
ocre &upelle fir Die italieniid)e Wtii-
iiorstbGtigfeit ioeben eroffnet ipor-
oeu. 3itoem gibt eS in allen Gfor'
rtien. 100 Stoliener iid befinoen,
Seellorasgeiitlihe, welde ser italie-
niifen Sprad,e madtig iino. - Der
pom itatiltiiben Imt in Surembure
iiber Die luyemburger 9epolferune
reroffentlitte 8auo gibt Die @e.
iommt5abl ser 9epolferimg 0es
@roBber3ogtbums 2%ilremburg (nad)
Der lebteu amtliten 3dblung) oui
235.954 Seelen an, iporlnter 2S,99S
|Srembe poer 1873 RroSent Der @e.
lammtbepolfernng. @m meiltcll
Srembe aibt es i'm Snoultrie-8antou
gfdl n1uilih 1851. Smna6 fonlmt
Die Stabt 2iiremburg nit 1850. Sn
8eSns mif Die NationalitGt p~ertbeilen
lib ole Sremoen in folgenoer @eiie:
Seutide 1881, Staliener 1882.
@eIaipr 3,S77, 5ranaOien 1896.
Sciterreider $50, Sbpeiser 134 u.
!. 10. Had Gid iino eS bic on
Seutidlmo er%enaenoen &untone.
ncldje init 2urentburg (Stabt) bie
grSBte 3abl bon oelltihea Reibsan'
geborieen nlf5uhpeiien baben. n
Mm ii. Nopember wurbe am bieii,
gen @abnbof ein iultger %ann aus
9etlersbera in Der Efal5, Der 1Siar-
riae @uguit 9cpert, Sobu oeS Sdnb.
fabrifanten Gepert bon bort, IN Se-
aleitung Der Motbiloe Stielp Der.
baitet. Ser iunge Gepert bate,
nadlbem CT lib aus Dem &alicn'
id)ranf ieines @aters 800 Mart on.
eeeignet batte, nit ieiner 9egleiterill
Dor einigen Saaen bas @eite gellht
nne biz az ieiner 8erbaftung IN
einem lnremburger Sotel aif groBem
SiiBe gelebt. Tienstag fMufte er mi
Musmanoerungs . 8lreat Serult
apei Sbiffsfarten nah Interifa nuo
deSafte beute Morgen nab @ntper'
pen absuoampfen, oils ibm eiu Toli.
seitommiiiar ole Sanb an oen &ragel
leate uno i'm iammt ieiner @efdbrtin
mitaeben bieB. @itt obne cine &C.
miiie peinlihe l1eberraihung lab iidI
Der iunae MuSreiBer flr3 barauf iei'
mem nad 2ugembura gereilten Gater
eeaeniiter, benz er reuniitbig Belle.
ring beriprad Mno NIT Dem er nebil
Der Stielp alsbolo Die &eimreiie an'
trat.
Mm 10. Nopember @admittasS
mlrbe perfaiinnssmGBig Die Ibac-
OF onetenfammer eroiinet. nile @it.
alieoer bis atf 5pei Waren eri6ieneri
Wiit pier5ig Stimmen lprrbe Serl
SimouS wieoer sum YrGiioenten mil
81 Stimmen Serr Baron BON Slod,.
bouien gum Sice-ErGiioenten ae-
mGblt. 81 Sefretdren wuroen &c.
irGtlt Die $50, Hobert Yralieur umr
@atbieu, 81 itelpertreteupen Sefre'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
aus BEN lbriseu GroBgersustbum.

Sid a. b. Mls., 10. Nop. Sn ser
Hadt bonn Samstag gum Sonntag
fomeu Die, bieligen Boliaiiteu Srif
unb Sd,oler gegen 2 llbr Mtorgens
uuf ibrer 2ienitruuoe aus Der Hid)-
tuna bon Der 9reuse nnb iuolten
%umter,pegS einen betrlmfeuen Stale.
ner IN Irreit abfiibren, Den lie in Der
@irtbidaft bon Mattb. Greito ielt-
nahmert. aalrm paren iie einige
Sdlritte iueitergeeangen ais cine
@anoe getruntener tie anfiel mo
ihnen Den @erbaiteten entreiben
iuollte. IS fam gum Sanogemenge.
nobel bie Yolisilter, Inn nidt inter.
lieaen al miiiienL blanf 5ogen. Yoli.
|ailt Srif ipuroe troboem 81 @oben ge.
porfen, ieineS SGbels beruubt unD
miBbonoelt; ein geeen i'm gefiibrter
Meiieritid, Der Dubrid)einlib tootlib
acmeien mare, glitt an ieinem gtoti5.
blld,e ab. Sic brei Infiibrer Der
Ganoe iparen elm getpilier 20 Sabre
otter Inton Gronmelmeper, Iiiel-
born lino Iidels. B~rommelmeper
gebdroete iit am w~iitbenolten, er mar
es, Der Srid an gooen mari, leines
SdbelS beraubte uuo nad ibm itaf).
gls Srid ii6 fir perIoren belt, rief
CT ieinem Gollegeu S6oler SuL 3u
idieBen. Todoem Oieier obne Or
|fclg swei Shredi6iilie abg Ieben
bate, sielte er auf Eromnlelmeper,
Der. in Ole 9ritit getrofien, ao6 einiae
Dieter peit f%prtlief nno oanir tobt aiI.
iemmen6rab. Die <gel bate i'm
ms Ser5 s%etroffeu. giielborn
muroe in ser &abt feItgenommen:
GsidclS lit iliidtis. Somstag longte
oaS llnternifnngSgeridt bier an, I'M
Sen Sbutbeltano mlfsiutebmen. Sier.
auf 'maroe ser Soote ms 2eihen-
bclls aehrnGt. Wontag mar bas
llnterlufmugsgeribt abermals bier;
Der Spote Wilroe ie3iert nno an 9tat-
mittng be9raben.
@umncues 6. @op. @eiiern
Ibeno aegen s llbr fam Der 36iab.
riae 3aufmmn @ilbelm Wiiiblen ans
Speiher WreuBen), pobnbaft IN
StraiierL init einem einipdnnigen
@aaen bier olrrrb. Sn Der Nuaalt.
CHARLES. StraBe iprang. er pom
@oaen berlmtcr, Inn bus Yfero beim
Smtm 81 nebmen, iiel aber babel 10
nnaliidlid, buB CT inter Die &aoer
al liesen fam ruo ibm eineS oer-
iclben fiber Die 9rult ging. Haiiam.
ten boben ibn mif mo bra6ten i'm
nod benz Guie SOB, fup er balo BAR
auf, ebe arstlide SiIie sur Steae
mar, Den @eiit mIfeab. Gr iuurOe
nod an iclben Ibeno mittelIt elmer
9rcihte nod Sauie eebruft. Der
Serlmgliifte binterlaBt cine @ittpe
nit bier fleinen &inoern.
Rlmclingcu, 5. Nop. @eItern
@benb brod)te iif Der Mrbeiter Gb.
2onoelinaer init ieinem Saiden.
meiier mebrere Stihmunoen in Den
llnterleib bel. Wan bob oenlelben
fir foot Gut inoeB lit Soffnung Dor.
banoen ibm am Seben 81 erbalteu.
Nemnhauien, II. Gop. Bel Der
aeitrigen Griasipabl gum 8emeiuoe.
,atb fir ben Deritorbenen SrIeorih
4eiffer milroe Ger llnteruebmer Eeter
Naraite einItimmig semdblt. 9urdl
Die nod O~rGngenoen Seloarbeiien mar
nur Elm 9rittel bon Den @ablern an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Snaem6nrgu6es.
Dereiniote 5taaten.
1be Grnsoorf 8ussp COMPANY.
Sine Der beoentcnbiten Sabrifen IN
Sabuque nno bes StaateS
Soma.
llnter Iurem urger
&eitung.

Gle Ha6frage nad gutter, oaiter'
baften Subr3eugen 5nnal guten
9uggies, lit IN Staot nno, Sato III
eritaunlidem MtaBe gemadien. Mle
better beItelten Staotleiite na0 mtd)
sSarmer haben ibre eigenen 8uggies
lmo arf Sualitdt, @useben
nno ~8equemli6fei miro be-
ionoerer Had)brild eelegt. Wit Die
fen Mnforoerumgeu lit audi Die Gnt,
midelung Der @ugapeSnouitrie por'
-cn1eldritteu. SbjGpn< quite @Gare
IN sieiem @eid)afts5weige, mie i'll
aaeu anoeren, @elo toitet, fam nibt
g~elelgnet merOeu, Dob Die Natfrage
1lad billigeu 8uggieS einen Sbeil Der
Sabrifanten bieier Sabr5euge perlei-
let bat, elm biaiges 8robuft olf Den
Iartt a,t iuerierL peldes ieOod pielen
glereer luo piele ltnmnebmlidfeiten
fir Den 3aiifer nah iih 5iebt.
9ilIee @aare lit nno bleibt biuige
@aare, iebo6 beim 9urdieben bes
aatalogcs ser grnsoorff gitggp SO.
BON Dubuque, Soma, fam man itd)
bclb iiberseusen, DaB es Oieier Sirma
selunseu lit, in Der SeriteIrmg bon
ipliDen, oauerbaften Bug
aieS, SurrepS, Tunabouts, Spring
8uggous, GortlauO Cutters, loipie
ben n0tbiaen 9lnsitattungsartifeln,
lpie on iino Guibious, Sislebnen,
Hubber SireS, ETC., ETC., Elm lolioes,
bouerbaftes nnS m~5iebenoes
Sabrifct ber3uitellen, ipeldeS i'm
Yreiie iih ebeuio bilia felt, iuie Die
peniaer silten gilggies anoerer Sir
men. Sci Der S,trdlid)t Oes &ata'
loges Ser eSirma miro es lid) mld)
ieoem geobaGter Seigeu ipelde
Gorafalt ouf Die Iusarbeitung inO
3mlammeriesung Der 8nsgies Ser
Grnsocrif 60. perwenbet miro, 10
rob oiele eiu bodit bortbeilbaftes
Iroonft bieten. Die neileiten
mcdanii6en griinbnngen sllr Or
Scltgllng eincS leidt, geraltlhlos llllo
tenem rolenoen Sabr5enges lperoell
bon Der Sirma a%ngewuuOt. Die y b.
runonng bes fertigen Sabrifates,
ipie ba itno: b~auerboiter Sarbenarl-
itrib, sei6madpolle characterization
nno Medic, mollige Site MAIDEN elm
GrnSoorff guaqn an elmer iiberauS
einlcncaben Grideimng, pclde oei,
Gtpls manden Stdotcrs mo mand)en
Tormer3 biloet. Die uuf Elm iolioes,
h~micrbaites mnb gel6mafpoues
Tabrseug balten. Grnsoorif 8uggies
iabren heuie lhon 81 Srnoerten unb
Touieneen btlrh Die StraBen imierer
GtGhte uno auf Den 2an6itraBen, iuo
lmtcr Den syubr5eugcn, ipclde Mcr5te
ruO @eiGdftsmamer Der perl6ieoeu-
itea Yrofeiiionen bemiben, finoet man,
haS GrnsOorif Sabritnt reidliG an
3abl pertreten. Seren Oalerboftig.
felt. perbrmoen nit Dem nn5iiglidell
geuBcrn, bdbcn Ser Sirpu eincn be.
itGnoig iif er,peiternoen 4lmoenfreis
rerihafit, umo no DieieS Sabrifut &c.
ieben uno eingeiiibrt miro, peridpin.
ben biligere ino Wemiger bailerbaftc
Sobrifate. GS lit Die ebrlide Con.
furreu5 cines aliperldiiisen Sc
fhGfteS, melhcs quite @uare fir iebr
maBige Ereiie @lieiert, mel6e beu
grusoorif 8uggies oaS Selo erpbert
ino bemabrt.
9ie &erlteluna ser Grusoorff
gugsies geldiebt IN oeren gerdum.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28
SADIE ANDERSON
Physician and Diuqqists

Ford g. Sturgeon, a prominent drug
firm at Rocky Hill Station, KY, write:
I'VE were requested by DR.. G. b.
Quigley to sendfor Herbine for the
benefit of our customers. We ordered
three dozen in December, and we are
glad to say, Herbine has given such
great satisfaction that we have dupli-
Gated this order three times, and to-
day we give your salesman another
order. We beg to say DR.. G.. B. Snig-
ley takes pleasure in recommending
Herbine." SOC bottle at Nailltng's
Drug Store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28
Willis J. Mailing, Jr.


How safe and far thou dost keep
thy saints, o God, when once gone
from us! In vain we beat upon the
lighted window of thy fair June
heaven; but not one turns back from
work or play to ask Who cries be-
low in the dark2
On August IS, 1908, little can
die, the life and light of beautiful
mortal clay, that had shed its bright
little light for seven short happy
years flickered out, and the sweet
little life of Willis Mailing, Jr.,
passed beyond to that beautiful
home in realms above to dwell with
the angels forever more. Several
weeks ago this little lad contracted
an illness which was of short dura-
ton and resulted in his death.
Many times have we kissed his
sweet, winsome, dear face. Many
times have we looked IN his bright.
beautiful brown eyes, and little did
we then dream that the great God
OF the univers,, who giveth and
taketh away in this life, that great
Judge of all judges, maker of heaven
and earth, would soon take this
sweet little flower to blossom in
that beautiful garden of love and
Joy above forevermore and more.
Little Willis was a bright. beaut1-
full child, Well we remember when
he first started to school last fall
here at our city school. His first
words on returning home from
school were Where are you, mann
ma, dear" and to his dear, beloved
mother he would go and lay his
bright little head on Der knee and
say Mamma, dear, your little Will
lis is so tired, won't you kiss him,
for l love you better than anybody
in the world except papa" o, what
sweet childish words! and we know
his beloved parents often think of
these declarations of love from their
little Willis. This is, we know, the
first sorrow of this nature they
have ever known.
We know his few years were spent
in the happy atmosphere of Chris
tian home, where his life was full
of sunshine and the love of devoted
brothers, father and mother.
Only consoling words and heart
felt sympathy can be offered to the
bereaved ones, as now in their hour
of sorrow, as the sting OF death has
left its mark that time or tears can
never remove its scar. The remains
Of Willis Mailing, Jr., were laid to
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28
The Anti-Saloon League of Ten

The Anti Saloon League of Ten
nessee has about as much back
bone as a dishrag. They work for
half a century in trying to secure
a single statute, and the first wise
guy who gets caught on their
track with a Calling gun they
get sorry for and say Good
Mr.. Governor, please don't hurt
him." What's under all this, any
way! Have the party Prohibi-
tionists joined hands with Repub-
licans to defeat a Democratic can
didate for Governor next year
They are not above such a thing.
Last year they couldn't say any
thing mean enough about the
Democratic party which gave them
the prohlbitory law, and now they
would join the enemy to send
Democracy to damnation and de-
feat.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28

was backed with sufficient evidence
to lead the President to request
Secretary Cortelyou to institute a
careful investigation, which is now
in progress. Within the last
week, moreover, the Indian Rights
Association Of Philadelphia has
made public report of one of its
sreccis! agents IL %h;;cch l. a: are shown
to exist the most glaring frauds in
the Indian Territory and which
give promise of showing that the
Dawes Commission is rotten from
top to bottom. Nothing can be
learned at the Interior Depart
ment except that the agent re-
ferred to is persona non grata,
that the Indian Rights Association
is "a nuisance" and that it is pre-
sumed an investigation will have
to be made. As a matter of fact,
Secretary of the Hitchcock insti-
tuted an investigation last May
and even went to the scene him
self, but on his arrival there he
discovered conditions which led
him to report that there was
nothing which called for an in
vestigation," except some minor
defects which he had remedied.
Fortunately, President Roosevelt
was not altogether satisfied with
Mr.. Hitchcock's report and he
sent a personal representative,
Mr.. Francis E. Luepp, to the
cene and his report would doubt
ess make interesting reading, al (
hough it is unlikely that it will
'ver reach the public. 1t is evil /
lent that the populations and cor :
upton practiced by government
'fflcials in Indian Territory have
,een on a scale which will make Z
he little Postoffice thievery, which J
aggregates but few hundred
thousand dollars, look insignif 5
ant. The whole attitude of the I
Interior Department and Score f
airy Hitchcock, however, is that Q
S only the rights of the Indians i
re involved it is nobody's bust. q
ess but his own and the Presi f
ent's. a
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28

The Farmers and Merchants
Fair will be thoroughly organized
by representatives in every dis
trict in the county this week, and
plans will be put in execution to
make it one of the best exhibitions
Of the kind ever seen in the coun-
ty. Each committeeman will be
in charge of the exhibits of his re-
spective district and the whole
will organize and assemble in a
systematic way in Union City on
the Doth and Both of Septembr, to
open on the LIST under the care of
the association. The fair is al
ready prospective success in
every way.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28
Farmers and Merchants Fair.

The officers and directors of the
Farmers and Merchants Fair are
complete as follows:
President-W c. Farris.
Vice President-Dr. w. M. Tur-
ner.
Secretary--E. H. Marshall.
Treasurer. w, Woosley.
Directors-J. c. Reynolds, W. G.
Clagett, Geo. Dahnke, T. B. Greer,
]. P. Verhine, G. S. Hardy, ]. H.
Mcdowell, S. r. Bratton, D. p.
Caldwell, Hardy G. Davidson, J. S
Henderson.
Pep-Vito, Coca-Cola and DR.. Pep
per's fine-havored syrup, from
Dahnke's soda fountain.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

In this cause it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk and Master
from the bill of complaint, which is
sworn to, that j. A. Choate. the de-
PENDANT, is a nonresident Of the State
of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon
him, he is therefore ordered to appear
at the Clerk and Masters office, at the
courthouse, in Union City, on or be-
fore the first Monday in October next,
and plead, answer or demur to COM
plainant's bill, or the same will be
taken as confessed by him, and said
cause set for hearing eX parte.
1t is further ordered that this notice
be published in The Commercial,
weekly newspaper published in Union
City, Tenn, for four consecutive
weeks.
This August goth, 1903.
G.. A. GIBBS, C. & M.
Waddell & Waddell and j. f. Carpen-
ter, Counsel for Complainant
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28

According to the latest returns
from the Nashville American office
Grover Cleveland's nomination is
almost secure. The esteemed
American says that measures and
not men should be altogether con-
sidered next year, but that they
don't know of any man who would
fill the measure except Cleveland.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28
NATIONAL NEWS.

Most cautiously expressed, but
Aot the less intense indignation, is
general in the Navy Department
because of recent events at Oys-
ter Bay. Naval officers declare
that the exposure of the entire
North Atlantic squadron to the
perlIs of a trip up the narrow
Long Island Sound, followed by
an attempt to maneuvre the squad
ron off Oyster Bay, while three
naval vessels were devoted to the
special accommodation of the
President and his friends and fam
ily, was humiliating and unwar-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. R.
Chicago and New Orleans Ltd
Exclusively Pullman Train from
Chicago.
FASTER TIME.

Effective December Z, the Chicago
and New Orleans Limited, fast vesti-
bule train, will be split out of Chicago,
running from Chicago to Memphis as
Pullman car train only. Train No.
3, the Limited, carrying only Pullman
sleeping cars, dining car and buffet
library car will leave Chicago daily at
100 p. m. for Memphis, Hot Springs,
Nashville, Atlanta, Jacksonville, and
arriving at New Orleans at $40 p. m.
the next day. No coach passengers
will be taken on it, they being carried
to the above points on new train No.
25 having coaches only and leaving
Chicago at 5 Is p. m. daily and arriv-
ing at New Orleans 7 40 p. M, the next
day. This coach train will also carry
every Wednesday out of Chicago the
San Francisco Excursion Sleeping Car
running via New Orleans.
In addition, the New Orleans Spe-
cal, fast day train, with through Sleep
ing and buffet-,ibrary cars, and serv-
ing all meals in dining car, will leave
Chicago daily at 1000 a. m. and arrive
at New Orleans at 1885 next morning,
connecting with the Sunset Limited
of the Southern Pacific for Houston,
San Antonio and San Francisco, the
Sunset Limited leaving New Orleans
daily at 11.55 a. M. Tickets and fur
ther information of railroad ticket
agents.
A. ii. HANSON,
Gen. Pass, Agent
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28

rest in the city of the dead of East
View to await the resurrection call
and the spirit of God who gave it.
This Almighty God who giveth and
taketh away IN this life, knoweth
and judgeth all for the best.
God calls our loved ones; but we lose
not wholly
What he has given;
They ii%ee G earth car I'll m thought and
deed as truly
AS III his heaven.
GAnrE ANnrpCaJ
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28

The Union City Business Col
lege has about completed the ar
rangement and fitting up of col
lege rooms in the fiat over
Lukens' store. School will open
next Monday and there are pros
poets of fine attendance. The
right men are in charge, the facul-
ty is frst-class, the course is com
plete, and there is every reason
why the institution Will be d fine
success.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28

Gen. Luke E. Wright has &C
copied the Presidents tender to
succeed Judge Taft as Governor
General of the Philippines. Judge
Taft succeeds Secretary Root of
the War Department, and Root is
said to be slated for President.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28
The High School Department
q z; Union City Public Schools

OFFERS complete in college preparatory work
or Tor teaching in the secondary schools Of the state
student completing study and passing th
derbilt University Four years work IS given il Lat
Mathematics and English, and in Greek OF Germyt
Elementary Physics and Chemistry will be taught VII
FULLY equipped laboratory for daily experiments
The Board has secured able and experienced teac5
and our building and equipment is unsurpassed anyV
in the state -
Scholarship Providing Free Literary Vanderbilt
one year Will be Given to the Hiofest
Average Grade When Is Completed
Tu1ton-To pupils living within corporate limits of Union
TOT non residents Sill Is
VIII be provided at expense for e &
sion not TO exceed sos First term begins Monday August 81 1909
For further particulars,
A. E DARRAH Supt City Schools Or
W. E. MILLER, Principal High School
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28

Tom Johnson has organized the
Ohio State Democratic Convention
and Zimmerman is defeated for
the nomination for Governor.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28

Sir Thomas Lipton's yacht,
Shamrock, is again defeated by
Americas champion cup defender,
Reliance. 1t was close contest
and witnessed by a large assembly
of excursion vessels.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28

Let every young man who
wants to learn business come and
investigate the advantages of the
Union City Business College.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28
To Cure q Cold IN One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. E. W. Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28
Reduced Rates to Washinalon. D. C.

N, G. & St. L. will sell tickets Union
City to Washington. D. c., and return
at $3.50 on August 80 and September
l and 2. final limit September 10.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28
You Know What You are Tokino.

When you take Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle, show
ing that it is simply Iron and Quinine
in tasteless form. No cure, no pay SOC
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28

Lord Salisbury is dead and ali
England mourns. Americans send
many messages Of coincidence to
the bereaved nation.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28
SPECIAL RATES TO NASHVILLE, TENN

N, G. s. st. L. will sell tickets,
Union City to Nashville and return,
September 3, final limit September S,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-08-28
Reduced Rates to Cincinnati, o,

N, G. g. St. L. will sell tickets to
Cincinnati and return at 81 so on
and I, final limit Septem-
Der 15. w. w. LOyELACE, Agt.