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HOW LONDON GOT ITS NEWS.
Great Metcps Learned Of the Popes Death From New York
Sent From There 10 the Reuter- Agency-Figaro
Comments on the Fact

Paris. July 22-Thls mornings FL
CARO- says:
1T is a serious fact that Il was from
New York that the news Of the death
Of the pope reached London. As soon
as he was informed Of the death OF the
pope the correspondent Of the Assooiat-
ed Press cabled New York by all the
various routes one OF these messages
was sent by the French cable from
Brest 10 New York and arrived at its
destination In a few seconds in spite of
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lspeeIal to the oNews. y

Hanna, Wyo, July 23-The remains
Of D. NJ. Assaro, an Italian miner
were found in room q Of level IS last
night, making the 18th body recovered
from the illfated mine since the explo-
sion on June 80, The work Of rescue
is progressing slowly on account Of
gas and the many piles Of debris that
M the workings, The bodies OF the
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the crowded condition OF all the lines
starting az Rome and ending al New
York The New York office Of the AS
ISOLATED Press in its turn cabed the
news 70 the Reuter- agency IN London
which had not yet heard OF Il. although
there exists a direct wire from Rome
TO London. The satisfaction OF the AS
ISOLATED Press can be conceived. We
understand Il has cabled It's congratu-
lations and thanks TO NJ Berard. the
under secretary Of state for posts and
telegraphs (of Franco and 70 the
French cable company"
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left today for Lexington. re VIII go
TO Cythiana Sunday 20 testify against
Jet and White Even was escorted by
soldiers as far as Torrent st that
place the troops left the train and es-
cOrted Chartes Green, q witness before
the grand jury who has been threat
ened, back TO jackson Green Is TO tes.
tify IN the Cockrill case II Is claim
ed that he saw the men who fred the
shot that killed CockrilL Green told his
story to the grand jury, which, It Is be.
Iieved viii result IN the Indictment and
arrest Of certain officials OF the county
on the charges Of bribery and accessory
20 the murder Of Marcum
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former and Mrs. Thurston negotiated
the distance without difficulty Her
husband ventured across next and
when half way across he lost his ball
auce. The creek is only four feet deep.
but there was plenty OF mud and the
former senator was not presentable
when he finally reached shore A
change OF clothing was found for him
and the party came back TO town de-
cIarnig they had a good time despite the
accident.
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RESCUE WORK MOVES SLOWLY
Another Body Found in the Hanna Nine, Making the Egh
teenh Recovered Since the Exposon-Oases and
Stencil Overcome Many Of the Rescuers

victims we're badly decomposed,
and were II not for the
strong clothing worn by the
miners at the time Of death It
would be a very serious problem 10 re-
cover the bodies. The stencil arising
from the remains Is so strong
that many cf the rescuers. undertakers
and members Of the coroner jury have
been overcome, II is expected that 10
or so victims win be recovered during
the next few days.
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FRED'K W. HOLLIS DEAD.
Was Secretary OF American Dele
cation to The Hague Peace Con.

New York, July 27.-Frederick w. Hollis.
secretary OF the American delegation TO
The Hague peace conference. and more
recently member OF the international
court OF arbitration, died suddenly today
al his home YonkerS n. Y.
George W Frederick Hollis was born at
Zellenople, Pa. July ]. 1851, was gradu-
ated from Columbia college IN 1878 ami
studied also IN the university az Lelpslc
lie was a delegate 20 the New York con-
siitutlonal convention IN 1894 member OF
the peace conference at The Hague In
1893 and was recently member Of he IN
ternatlonal court. u was the author Of
q number Of books. Including numerous
lectures ana essays on political subjects
Mr. Hollis died Of heart failure
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Jet and White
Spi1Hed A~ay.
Sen cAccased Of 5uasdes Of arcRm Qaeay Taken From
Jail in Lexington 10 CgnIana for Trial Betose Judge
Osborne July 27-Captan Essen Goes There Monday 10
Testify .4gama TRem-Aose Indictments Probable

Lexington, KY, July 23-Curtis Jet
and Thomas White, indicted for the
murder Of j. 3. Marcum at Jackson,
who have been In jail here for safe
Keeping were quietly spirited away
from the Fayette county Jail this
morning put on the Louisville & Nash
vile train and taken TO Cynthiana.
where they are to be- tried by Judge
Osborne, July o. Only the jailer and
the officials know OF the movement.
CAPT EVEN TO TESTIFY.
Jackson, Ky, July 23.--Capt Even
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slump in no,.on Coppers.

Boston. july Stills afternoon a pro-
n1uncod slump n c1ppers in the ton
market weakened toe entire lift Inon-
SANDS Uf Shares 90 Amaielmaiel copper
came OUT cu thc tape. zoe stock wloh
sold o1 dividend dropping % & at tha
close The opening was around ~ iop-
usr rauga fell from q tq ~ other metals
were weak. Aside from ne Roper aiua.
u1n. dominion Irs5 dropped from ~ 10
~ on the unfavorable reports from cana.
da, hut partially recovered ini lnilul
States Fruit sold down from ~ 70 y.
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sourriere Again agItated.

Kingston. Isle Of ST. vicert, July 20.
The Soufriere volcano has been
slightly sgitated since July 10, emitting
puhs intermittingly. which caused
clouds and low rumbings, A severe
earthquake shock was felt at 80 a. m.
Tuesday, accompanied by subterra-
mean sound Of cracking which shook
the buildings here and threw the peo-
pie into a state OF CONSERVATION. fear
ing that q destructive PHENOMENON
would follow this earthquake. similar TO
that OF July n. 1902 which preceded
the eruption OF September 3, 1903
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FLAG on VICTORIA TOWER,
May be Placed &C Half Maste in
Honor OF the Pope.

London, July 23.-The first mention Of
the popes death occurred this after
noon when William Redmond qrlsh
Nationalist. asked q the nag on the
Victoria tower. Westminster and those
on the public grounds would be- half
mastCd out 81 respect 90 the late pope.
Victoria Cayendish. treasurer OF the
household, replying for the government
said there was no precedent but the
question Of ordering the half-mastIng
VI The nags On public buildings was
now under consideration
MI Redmond invited a statement on
the subject from the premier. Mr.. Bale
four. who said 90 was a question OF re-
spect To the dead pope but universal
precedent must be- regarded and general
rules laid down must De- observed. irre-
spectiye OF sentiment otherwise they
would be in a difficult position Pre-
cedent did not turn on respect for the
personal character OF the individual
but on his position.
Mr. Redmond then called the atten-
ton of The government 90 the fact that
flags 'wpre lowered an over the Emitted
states hy the order oi President Koose-
vent" which would perhaps influence
British action, AT any rate, De added,
the flags might be lowered on the day
OF the funeral.
Elks' Convention Adiourns.
Baltimore. Md, July 22-The ration
al convention ot Elks came 90 an eud
tonlgh, SO Tar as The formal me urss
OF the grand lodge are concerned.
though three more days viii o. devoted
10 enjoyment After the short sessions
of the grand lodge today end tonight
that body adjourned sine die 10 meet
agaln next year az Cincinnati
r0nlgh, the streets were given up 20 a
confetti fete IN which thousands took
part The streets brilliantly illuminated
and with domes. arches and buildings.
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bureau Of Medlclncs and Food.

New York July ga joint commit
tee appointed by the American Medical
association and the American Phar-
maceuucai association 90 study and re-
port ON The plans of the proposed nae
tlonal bureau of medicines and food.
IS said 90 have received information
That "a majority 0f manufactures OF
proprietary medicines favor the move
menJ The object OF The bureau Is 20
secure uniformity 0f standards in medic
cines aud food. Those manufacturers
who are opposed t0 the movement say
THAI the reputation OK ihe individual
house is sufficient werlntee 0f "-@
quality 1f its urHIfrf
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PRESIDENT TAKES A RIDE,
Starts In n storm Long Before
Dayhreak.

oyster bay. ~ Y. July l3.-shortly
after o'clock this morning president
Roosevelt accompanied by his eldest
son Theodore started from sagamore
I'M ON horseback ride 60 sayNille'
Long Island. The president goes to
eayvlllo to visit his uncle, Robert
Roosevelt,
Mrs. Roosevelt was deferred from
attempting the long ride, about 80
miles by The very unpropitious wealth
or
The president and his son were I'M
accompanied Two secret service officers
lcft oyster Bay last night for sayyiile,
BY train.
The preslden, viii spend the day and
night with his uncle leaving for saga
nore I'm on his return ride early To-
morrow morning.
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BIC DO 10 Tolehester nar.

Baltimore. July 23-T0day l2,oo0 Elks
now attending the national reunion Of
their order in this city went 10 Toll
chester bay 70 participate in a crash
feast, prepared for them by the local
lodge.
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Crude OH Advanced.

Lima, Ohio, July 2S.--Crude oil ad.
yanced again today cents. North
Lima Is now lis, South Lima and In.
diana N.lS This is the highest figure
for years.
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Intercepted by Sheriff While En-
Route TO JacksOn's Hole,
AN IMPORTANT CAPTURE,
Believed the Red Haired Woman VIII
he Able TO Throw Much Light on
Ryan Murder Mystery,

The band Of gypsIes with which
William X. Ryan travelled for several
days prior TO his murder, has been
captured at Rigby Idaho and Deputy
Sheriff Joe Burbidge LEFT this morning
at 9.ij O'Clock for that place and VIII
endeayor TO secure some valuable in
formation from the gypsies concerning
Ryans death. The gypsies We're MAX
ing rapid Roadway towards the jack
son Hole country in Wyoming ana are
known TO have inquired Of number
Of people about the best road to that
district. The redhared gypsy woman Is
with the band and has been telling for
tunes en- route.
Word was received last night from
the sheriff at Malad, Idaho that the
gypsies passed through there ON the
18th The sheriff al Idaho Falls nOu-
fled Sheriff Emery yesterday afternoon
that the gypsies passed through there
on Tuesday night, The Idaho sheriff
then notified his deputy at Rexburg to
arrest them, and that official started
out TO meet them. lie came upon theih
at Rigby and placed them under ar
rest Now that their capture has been
effected It Is believed that the mystery
surrounding the murder viii soon be
unravelled Deputy Sheriff Burbidge
will not arrive at Rigby until tonight
50 it Is thought that nothing DEFINITE
will be learned until tomorrow. The
man seen with the gypsies by Matt
Rhodes when they camped at Syracuse
Point, is undoubtedly Sun with them,
as he was evidently urging them on as
fast as possible to his ranch IN the
Jackson Hole country
AN IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
Great Importance is attached to the
capture Of the gypsies as il is known
that Ryan travelled with them for a
number Of days and visited their camp
frequently. lt is known positively that
he ate dinner at their camp the dav he
was murdered So # is believed that
much valuable information can be OBJ
| tained from them
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soyyme. t. l.. July 2s The pred-
dent left Sycamore Hnl under threat
ening thunderstorm During the en-
tIrc night il had been raining heavily
thc loNap0df nliug accompanied ny a
tremendous electrical display. Unde-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-23

Constantinople. July 23-The increas-
ing activity Of the revolutionists IN
Macedonia and the difficulties encoun-
tered by the Turkish troops are produc-
ing an unpleasant effect In official
quarters and apprehension In diploma
lie circles, where IL is believed the eX-
isting situation will lead to fresh de-
mands on the part Of he powers in
Guiding the establishment OF efiicacOps
European col.rol Even the Austrlans
form scheme is inadequate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-23
THE KING VII LAUNCHED,
II Is the Largest Battleship In the
World,

London. July 2S.-The new battleship
King Edward VII. the largest in the
Princess of Wales at Davenport this al
ternoon. Among those present We're the
Princess Of Wales, Prncegs Henry Of
Battenberg and the lords oil the admir-
atty King Edward laid the keel plate
March 5, 1902. The vessel cost Sl50O,00O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-23

The King Edward VII is Of 1880 tons
displacement only $50 tons more than
the Louisiana, now building at Newport
News. and the Connecticut, building in
New York. She is l25 feet long, has IS
feet beam, a draught of 2eA and $4,000
indicated horsepower. Her armor belt
Is from s inches TO 1919 inches Krupp
steel In thickness her armament con-
sisting OF four Pinch guns, four gia-
inch guns, ten 6-inch guns and "a guns
OF smaller calibre. has two torpedo
tubes Her estimated speed is 1875
knots, she carries $50 tons OF coal and
has a complement OF 200 men.
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Macedonian Revolutionisls Active.

lit up with myraids Of electrical bulbs,
presented a carnival scene.
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PUT AN AID. IN THE NEWS" II YOU
would reach the purchasers IN this
ciiV our readers look for your store
news.
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PADUCAH JUNCTION.

Judge R. E. Maiden spent Satur-
day night here.
We are very glad MRS. Ruby
has come back again.
What has become of Brown Ewes!
We certainly miss ther interesting
letters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Mailing and
children spent Sunday with Mrs. ].
J. Melvin.
Mrs. Tom Ownby, of Martin,
spent Tuesday withE Mrs. Thomas
Cheatham.
Miss frankie Chiles spent Wed
nesday and Thursday with Miss
Ollie Matthews.
Miss Annie Mcbride. of Maury
County, is visiting the family of B,
E~P. Matthew this week.
Miss Anna Bell Cutler and Enloe
Chiles and Miss Mary Cheatham
and Bob Holman were here Sunday
afternoon.
Misses Minnie Ward, Ina Mat.
thews, Lou Williams and Cordie
Cheatham and Messrs. Artell Ward
and Edd Hardy attended services
at Liberty.
5 Mr.. Carlton, one of the contract
ors for the I. C. railroad, was here
this week and wants B. E. P,
Matthews to procure him so teams
at $3.50 per day or IA cents pei
cubic yard. An ordinary team car
handle 48 yards day. Now is the
time to get work.
WILD FLOWER.
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PLEASANT HILL.

Mrs. Maggie Chess, of Rives,
spent two days with Mrs. Caroline
Shore last week.
We are glad to see Tom Harper
out again after having to stay in
doors for several days.
Wiley Forbes, of Greenfield, was
in our neigh bohrood a while Friday
on his way to the city.
Mrs. w. E. Shropshire and Sis
ters, the Misses Allen, visited Miss
Ina Long in Union City Monday.
Misses Etoile and Lois Allen, Of
Mckenzie, are spending this week
with their sister, Mrs. Portia
Shropshire.
Miss Eunice Shore and Dora Cal
licott attended the institute atUnior
City Thursday and Friday ano
spent the night with Mrs. Mary
Callicott.
A. r. c.
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JORDAN ITEMS.

Miss Willie Hardy is visiting
friends in Pilot Oak.
Charlie Cruise is all smiles this
week. 1t is a fine boy.
Hugh Chambers called on Miss
Myrtle Clark last Sunday.
Miss Ethel CIoyes attended
church at Liberty Sunday.
Big meeting begins at Shady
Grove second Sunday in July.
Miss Myrtle Clark attended
church at Liberty last Sunday.
Miss SaIIie Demyer is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Deboes,
who is very sick.
Conroy Gooden, of Pilot Oak,
called on his girl, Miss Hattie
Campbell, Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Clark, of Shady
Grove, is visiting Misses Cordie
and Myrtle Green.
Ben Morris and Miss Cordie
Green attended the musical enter
tainment at Jordan.
Isham Jonaken, of Shady Grove,
and Ben Morris, of near Harris,
went to Paducah, KY, Sunday.
Ed Green, wife and little baby,
TheIma, visited the bedside of
Mrs. Green's sister, Mrs. Myrtle
Deboes, Sunday.
Quite a crowd attended the mu-
steal entertainment given at Jor-
dan by Mrs. Carrie Campbell in
honor of Misses Holloway.
Lon Green happened to quite
bad accident last Sunday morning.
He and Hugh Clements started up
to see. the millinery department
and got his buggy torn up.
Otha Hammonds and Will Sam
ons went over to the bottom mos
quito hunting last Sunday after
noon, and ran upon Miss Matte
Lee Gillum and Miss Love Thomas
fishing.
M M C.
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Try Sunshine flour.
PROTEMUS.

Our old Friend, DR.. Donnell, is
very sick.
Tom Terrell made a flying trip to
Protemus Saturday.
Bob Vaughan and wife were IN
Protemus Sunday eve.
John D. Killion made a flying trip
to Hornbeak last week.
Dick Anderson was visiting
friends at Crystal Sunday.
George Anderson made flying
trip to the Lake Saturday.
Miss Jimmie Barnett spent We'd
nesday night with Miss May Hayes.
Miss Matte Howell, who has
been attending the Institute, has re.
turned home.
Bob Fluffy has finished laying by
his crop, and l think he is about
ready to get married.
Newt Barnett, who has been Wis
iting friends at Hornbeak, returned
home Saturday night.
Miss Emma Barnett and John D.
Killion met a crowd at Reelfoot
Lake Tuesday and spent the day.
Mrs. Viola Donne1l and her sister,
Miss Pearl Barnett, spent Saturday
with Mrs. Anna Moore, of Possum
Trot.
Uncle Jake Hayes, one of our old
Christian friends celebrated his
18th birthday on Sunday, June %,
and a large crowd was present.
The Cannonball came flying
through Protemus Sunday morning
on his way to Mr. Calhoun's to take
his daughter, Miss Mollie, to chill
dren's day at the old camp ground.
Mr.. Edwards began threshing
wheat at this place last week, and
the girls are almost crazy over his
saving cook, Leroy Jones, who can
take four potatoes and make a
dishpan full of slop.
BLUE BELL.
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through the waving willows and
trembling cypress along the edge
of the waters, makes an unique and
beautiful picture, with a back
ground of deep green trees and
clambering vines OF ivy and grape.
Harry has a good garden, several
hogs, a dog and thirteen head OF
mosquitoes. If it wasn't for the
shame of the things, we would tell
you about a spoonbill putting him
out of his boat the other night. But
we won't mention it. While on
Choctaw I visited w. H. Websters
camp. 1t is situated on a high
point, but was six feet under water
during the big rise. Mr.. Webster
has his family with him, and is fix
ed up very comfortably in large
tent connected together so that all
is under one roof. He has a fine
garden, cows, stock, pigs and
chickens, and Mrs. Webster has
several boarders. He has many
boats, sk1ffs, nets, and fishing
tackle. This part of the Lake is
exceptionally fine for trout and
perch. In fifteen minutes Saturday
I caught dishpan (small dishpan)
full of perch.
LONE FISHERMAN.
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TROY.

Paden Pressly went to Salem last
week.
Mrs. Paul Ingram is very sick
this week.
Mrs. F. c. Watkins is very sick
at this writing.
Born, to. Mr.. and Mrs. D. E.
Tucker, fine girl.
Mrs. Greer, of Jackson, is visiting
the family of Paul Ingram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry, of Polk, were
visiting relatives here Sunday.
DIR. Butler, Of Union City, was in
the city to see Mrs. Paul Ingram
last week.
Miss Beatrice McCaw, of Rives,
is visiting Miss Lois Moffatt, OF
this place.
Mrs. ]. r. Moffatt went to Union
City Monday to attend the funeral
of R. C. Garth.
Mrs. Annie Jones went to St.
Louis last week to take another
course of typewriting.
We say have the picnic where it
best suits the editors; either place
would suit us very we'll.
Albert Hall, accompanied by his
sisters, Misses Amanda and Sallie,
visited relatives in Fulton last
week.
Mrs. Emma Hamilton, of the J.,
S. Moffatt Co., went to St. Louis
last week to visit friends and learn
the styles for next season.
Mrs. Hays (nee Miss Bessie
Crockett, OF this place, and Miss
Matte Black, of Texas, are visiting
Mrs. Hayes relatives at this place,
BILDAD THE SHUHITE.
Everybody is preparing for the
Fourth at Union City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Nichols, OF
Ob1on, were in town Saturday.
DR.. w. M. Bright, of Hickman,
was here few days this week.
Miss Ora Nichols, of Kenton, was
the guest of Mrs. Chas. Lasley last
Tuesday,
Mr.. w. A. Cravens has just re
ceived a brand new SIS buggy, and
it is beauty, too.
Bro. Holders little boy, who was
kicked by mule last week, we are
glad to say, is up again.
PEGGY SHORT.
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BEECH

]. Fred Bond, wife and baby have
returned to Cape Girardeau.
Walter Grills, of Newbern, was
in our ne1ghborhood Sunday.
Tom Epperson arrived last Mon
day from Missouri, to visit his
mother here.
l was much pleased to meet Top
sy one day last week. Think we
shall be good friends,
Miss Gay Whitson is visiting fier
cousin, Miss Mamie Douglas, and
attending the institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Bruer were
the guests of Mr.. Glasgow and FAM
lily Saturday and Sunday.
A crowd went to Hickman the
other day and now just say "hey'
to them and watch them run.
DR.. Van H. Bond, of Cotton
Plant, Mo-, made a professional
visit to see his father and mother
last week.
Prof. Robert Bond and family, of
Elbridge, spent several days last
week with Prof. Bonds parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Bond.
Mrs. Sadie Chambers and little
daughter, Eliza beth, have returned
home after a four months visit to
relatives at Gulfport, Miss.
CAPTAIN JACK.
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Lowney's canu1es at Dahnke's.

Mothers lose their dread for ''that
terrible second summer" when they
have DR.. Fowler's Extract of Wild
Strawberry in the house. Natures
specific for bowel complaints of every
sort.
For sale at Moss Pharmacy.
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Pep-Vito, Coca-Cola and DR.. Pep
per's fine-favored syrup, from
Dahnke's soda fountain.
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Brainerd & Armstrong Tailol
Silk, the best made, at Fish Bros
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See our new 25c picture frames
They are beauties. FISH BROS.
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Carter & Long are headquarters
for lap busters.
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Summer Drinks and ices at
Dahnke's.
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Try an Exporto cigar at Dahnke's;
good smoke-no joke.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-07-03

Largest, incest and cheapest
stock of wall paper in the city at
the Caldwell Stationery Cos.