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IT WAS UP TO BROKER TAYLOR.
Whether eeoper Should Take Lords
Name In Vain or Not.


Name in Vain or Not.
Talbot }. Taylor. son-ih-law Of James
n. Keene. is noted for his Kindness OF
heart. Few are the besgars who. ap-
pealing to Mr.. Taylor. are dismissed
empty-handed.
One bright morning not long ago q
gray-beard with one leg hobbled hum
bly, up TO Mr.. Taylor on Broadway.
For Gods sake sir" he began.
but the broker interrupted him With
some severity.
Don't take the Lords name in vain.
my friend" he said.
The beggar's rather intelligent face
was Illuminated with q iaint smile
1T will be your fault. SIR" he said.
III do take II in vain"
Thereupon the broker also smiled.
and his hand went quickly to his
pocket.
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..rhe pev,,', ls.s,-

At Timor. near the island Of Java
, plant Ia found, the leaf Of which be
ing Of thorny nature Possesses |,
tatal sting when penetrating tn,
.icsh. The victim. II not fatally pois
',ned. frequently suffers protracs>,
illness. The plant is well called 'tlev
.l's leaf"
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An,I,exln Save, Many LIx,..

The promotion of the antitoxin treat.
ment OF diphtheria has resulted In 4
reduction Of the death rate of that
sconrge OF the nursery from IS per
cent to less than per cent in the
thousands of cases treated by the nsed.
ical inspectors Of the health depart
ment Of Chicago.
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Incomes Of Rulers.

The income Of the emperor of Rus
sia is $4,000 a day: the sultan O:
Turkey. $4,000: emperor of Austria.
5000: German emperor. 5000: king
of Italy. $1,000; king OF England. So.
500; king Of Belgium. 3G.50o: presi-
dent OF France 5000: president Of
the United States, $3.50.
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Altar Nietarx-

Yes, I have won: but. curb thy zest
In that thy earnest praise puts me
to shame.
But rather let thy silence smack o.
blame. a.
Because l failed to do my best.
Clarence H. urner. Pearson's Mag
zinc.
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kiIkeoov Castle.

Kilkenny Castle is one Of the old
est inhabited houses In the world
many OF the rooms being much as
they were 500 years ago.
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Rain Th,, ee.ehe, the se..

Biologists speak Of ,hat fraction OF
the rainfall which reaches the sea
through streams as the ''run-on." The
runon in Connecticut Is half the rain.
iali, while In the Mississippi basin II
II but one Fourth.
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Nearest Approach to the Poles.
While man has approached the
north pole within 23s miles, no one
has yet stood within 772 miles OF tho
south pole.
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.s,el.,.ns.. Of s,uro.on,.

Surgeons are the weakest OF al,
nsh in proportion to their size. A
sturgeon weighing over 4 ton Is per
fectly helpless II attacked by = small
swordfish.
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Now W. for cem.n,

New Use for Cement.
Cement In being used instead Of
wood for piles. They are made In
triangular shape and are driven in the
same manner as those Of wood.
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lossss From l,lnsss.

II has been calculated that the los
rom illness averages so ooo.000 week
Z work In . year. or 2M per cent c
no work Zone BY the whole poruly
on between Aftccu and sixty-fv.
ears Of age.
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Trout Caught In the Ocean.
Trout are believed to be exclusivei,
fresh.water Ash. II happens. however,
occasionally that some are caught
with the herring In the German ocean
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Dusiness Done on Credit.
The checks which pass through the
London clearing house in six weeks
arc more than equal to all the coin in
the world.
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nror.a,,i., lIk. roh.eeo.

Most dromedaries. according TO .
mcnaseric proprietor. are particular
iy fond OF tobacco smoke. and car
be made TO do almost anything under
its influence
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Esx Golden WsddInos

Although about as per cent of mar
ried couples celebrate their silver
wedding. only one in 1000 live to cel
ebrate their golden anniversary.
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h,oh... pcstomee.

The postofiiee Of Ancomarca. In the
Andes of Peru, is 10000 feet above
the sea and is probably the highest
Inhabited spot on earth.
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s.rn.el.. oeer.... speed.

A six months cruise will decrease
the speed Of = ship is per cent. This
il owing to the barnacles that gather
on the hull.
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s,e.m rureIe. enoI,es,

An advantage OF the steam turbine
engine over the reciprocatinE type has
developed after years. test In swits-
erland. The turbine ran 1000 honrs
With only 81 hours spent In repairs.
The Delta independent., 1904-04-01

Improved Electric Lamp.
rhe Nerst electrical lamp consumes
hut half ~ much energy ~ ths ordi
nary ineAndsscsnt lamp.
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Children Rid. Free

Car fare Is not needed by scho,
children In Victoria, Australia. Tho,
are carried In street cars to and frol.
school free of charge.
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Trade with Cuba,

Trade With Cuba.
The United States buys from Cuba
three times ms much As Cuba buys
from tho United States.
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Wor,ols coIdsst opet

Yakutsk. Russia. IL the coldest place
In the world. The mercury some
tlmcs falls to q degrees below sero
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eroor. az Coal.

We export S20.ooo.Ooo worth Of coa.
year. France produces about 81
O0O. 900 tons Of coal year and has to
buy $4,000, 900 moro.
The Delta independent., 1904-04-01

IN Sck Ice mouse aox6p- fftce Sl.JO. haif c1sn
"a 30 acres situated on Garnet nesa. Cou
store room. icr house. coal bin. wason shed.
stable. hen houses. rackinx house, eic. acres
in o I .rrs % S'n" 10 sess rssi sI
balance pasture, "a shares Garnet ditch 4 r,~~r-
so,T sGne tools p,s s9ssins q piSw eIi.iv:.S,
interest on balance,
sSt-ioO acres Of land. IS acres In a1hlh 10
aercs grain land, the Remaining 80 acres ali
ing orchard consisting IL srples peaches, pears,
plums prtines. cherries and grapes. siy-sharvs II
park worth n 500 land all under fenrc. ss.@o
cash and the balance OH time IL desired as per
cent interest.
aas IS acres Of land III miles from pnstosncs
on Garnet mesa, IL acres of orrhari mostly win
ter apples wears old rrmai,er of laud under
oiich excepting one acre and IL all excellent soil
cellar. .cistern. chicken co,ps. g,osi log stable
good COW barn; e',tral> and carriage hau-c, shsts
ditch stuck. Price $3.50.
Sa-i40 acres near Cc,ia re,ige which can DO
cul,ivafeI 50 acres In alfalfa. acres In bearing
o-chari. acres set last st,ring. Good wafer
right, comprising . oue-halt interest," In tho
Sandstone Biun Ditch and one-eight Interest
in the I,atil-ment mesa Ditch Reservoir Co..
Z head Of work horses, 10 head ot cattle and mo-
implements to run the place, hnla.
chickens ctc.. valued a, $500 II bought 6s
fore hay harvest. will sell for Ss,5O0.
N,-A good stock OF boots. sboe., Gloves. etc.,
on Main 81. SM cash. balance on time at per
cent, with security.
yp-isn acres efiand adjoining the Grand me-A
reserve Some measurements: being splendid
soo.' ''' '''' -'-' w. ''''A - ~ ''
ami frame dwelling; g,ssl stable and other vuf.
buildings anil t-n'rs Some alfalfa, all level and
Ditch. ! acres under cultivation. Ali river bot
tom.
SIS acrrs In Hsrss Basin for q ,h0O Ans fruit
or Alfalfa farm nicely protected hills: ~ acrss
orchard 10 .hArr. Of stock in Alfalfa di1k
raise fruit and cattle M snsv Hcaie. will bs
s"id Oh good terms and easy payments.
20 asrr. land % ,In %iiss east q p.i.;' q!
tiiiab'c: with rs II q foot VI water In f4ps,sss.
hiasr ditch: xi,i be .atered siso hy the tim
nison tunnel frtcc 500. Will take part pay-
ment.
52s-lf you want y faru, on Surface crs~k. how
is,th:yCE1 81 acsss mil,. from @ ta,ry z "a nilv.
rsm u elta - -hAfee Fruit Growers NfGhAab6
Res~rvair stock: shares xasfaes Ditch ard ks.-
erv.r atoek and y interval In ansahss AiSch
land all under good Truce. tsosa dwelling
houas with rssnss, stables. .cnssals and nthss
out buildlnsH ~ Hcf~s In alfalfa, " srvss IN
grain. aese w. orchard. - srrea ean hs fsrms4
To b. sid AW ef.n'e. vtthsr In es@h o. pan psy-
n.rut and easy tesn~ With ,Ow tHbsssss This h
the opportunity ~ en- essiy sssskAse,
so4 81 a~rss of tanA ~ sssfses epssh, hetwseN
Erher and t'osy m n,atp rsasl. seas t0pWyp-
menis. lss'esd. watss- stAht ass1 ssase 1teatoA.
Price o7O0.
Hs-ao aero n IaNa IL 0unHlasa veiley, r esouo
garsl<n lssso, Arsss ssvhesd. tDean - eQ1tg14D1
s-'ss seys :.s': ss,i = ss:ss ss :: sss = ~ 3
UarAsNehAsm- hfre oflGo 's- 81 4 mn ''''ss
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s1-Ber- /, the fne<, fruit farm In Colorado
Sales were &is-otp last year, VIII pe more 'nis
,c7 acres adjoining raonia, IS scres-hne fruit.
Mostly winter apples ,.s,
yesr produced 1900 toxe. OF fruit, selling al u
per box.
and viii ray more this year,
Some can be cut into city lot II desired. II IN.
eiude> ~aier right. Scs,h si9g ~, c.., q ,,s1
s-r",m dwelling Present owner paid for II out
of receipts from fruit. Next man ran , % same
Price IS. .oup. half cash, balance per cent
sS-lsD acre stock farm on Carrant Greek: iso
acres in alfalfa ~ acrs pasture No. ! wafer
right consisting OF qn1rsr inssr,. .,r. IN r,r.
rsis etc. Pric-, $sUoo. rart time
s,s-le scres one mile cast Of Delta, !: acres In
orchari, seven years old. principally PruneS
Vim Sr, s"ne Pn PSsrne, dI,en and reservrir stock
Price. $50 cash, balance per cent
sos--n acres lard near Eckert: psrssliystm-
proved with good water right. Price S"''
sr-,vHcrrs Of land situate in Delta between
the yiepoi and Touring mill fenced, water rEn.'
some ir~es fne building. and garden pace.
s~sacrSs.on Garnctmcsa partially inprnyed
situate =, mile frvm :he Incorporation fnee$s'
-.,-so acre. Of land IL m,'e from Cory on sur.
fac~ Cr-ek mesa. all under f'ncr three , ensnn.
one stable I-rNcm h"nse and "the, ~. srsin
land. IS acres can be cultivated. Maier Is nr,t
elias. consisting Of 81 .hares srns Sros1s Co
tSrrthcr with other rishfs in surface tIesk
which aa"r water during ersi;s ss..cn % handy rsEt
cam, Saianee at 8 pei cent interest
sss-s, acre. In Nontru>- county 30 IN ainlm.
s,n,,c,, res,dcncc worth ~ ogp. Coed sheds,
s,,rrsls and ouibuilding> ctstern ICE neuye. ="
mschinery and ~me household S"'dA fr'se'
Na-,c ,rre. half mile east Of Delta, .errs N
sens"s s.sss, ,ss,e. sSeis and oiher nu,baild-
Ing. ienesd ma'e' & s,Eh. = = ss' -, ssif essn.
Ss-Hrrc Is snap, s,acres on Garnet mes., :,
,h,rs.o,,n r,ers Of mile frm town Is scres IN
lam orrhs nj all select varieties of winter aP
piles. ali under t-nce good water rrht Snnk ga as.nr
vcir co,n,~ny. Price. ss."".
ms-Hcrs tss ranch paving ~ ,sr,s r., sent as
on list price. In 6ne eoraiie" ana plenty VI
10 acrcs on Tongue crret, 10 arrr. In a,fhn;
ssscres In orvhard. nnc TUT, Ill ~. n.ncrS h.yims
grain and. All fe,ced and cfnss tene~"' "~'"&
s6s,ut miles Of S-wirc fence, .,
Mater right ccnsisis 81 No priority W .~,nm .n
bine. si.s lake fork ditch and feseryo,r s'1Sa.
masinr plenty of water f,r all OF the land. ,, une
6uiidipEs consist af new Sroom Fran. evening
cssssns 81 on. with e,od stables. cn.r.ls. etc
sSS heed M cattle In god condition. xond
vork trems . head h"rses, waGons ptows, nksa.
nowrrs. stackerss. al, farming implements -
tons hay rs bushelSAu.
pW-<escres "a the lower end Of Surface errek
rsesa, three-qualtru ot miie. nnm tnty PS,s
s,Gace rs orres In o,chard. mt~fly winter arr
pses % scres IN alfalfa. sharrs saffAcr Srvek
ditch and rperrvUlr company ss,rk. ~ sns,es
Frvit (SrNess' ditrA and resereeircempAny. Aiso
Mi of fuQr ditch. I room femc hon:e anS
So,,a-h.ad scoAa 0ond osst haidinG. Al Ienesa
sll tillsbls kwd too teAnss, katnses. warsa. car
Tisse 1.-TWO co~s, ealves. ehsckenz. .besa. sac.
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s.'a a, re.p,e.' Pharmacy.
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Sale on Easy Term
sls-so'.cres lIk miles -ast of Delta x foot Of
from Garnet Ditch s Reservoir. All tilsble, but
not improved. Price STUD 4 cash.
aI-Thc Tyne place oue- half mile from Eckert
containing 81 acr-s, new 5-rcom house, 10 acres
in orrhari. mostly apples, IL scrcs in Aifasfa; ,
SrrSsni rsneh n i diieh. sh%rss in TricIe % Fax,
Ism. No. =. in Garirn ditrh ~'mc either water.
been in cu,ivsiion Price. $500. Iart cash.
balance on time.
SEQ oaces on Garnet mesa. % acres orchard,
new cellar cisteru stable granary. wagon she'd
and chicken hous-s. 81 shares stock Garnet
Dutch & Reservoir Co. Price S.ooo,
land Mater right. u shares Surfare ,'reck ditch
DIT and rrs-rsoir c,mrany. s;noi running wa
ter water from living spring all the year. Price.
creek IS scr-s of orrhard, uo>ily winter arpics.
acres alfalfa. all fencr,d: can all be wai-red;
plenty of wafer all the season. Pricr 5000.
A.-:rS aer~s land In North Delta, q nne potato
orxarien Arm 10 acres In garden. acre. in
soni well water. dwelling. fences. stables, etc.
Price $4,000
$3.50 acres land on Tongue creek. Is acres in
alfalfa, sseres orchsri % Drrr- can be cnitivaed
Groom dwelling house. good f-nce. good water
right all sss sou. Price So per acre.
residence carving $500 insuance- Good sheds
nns we'll water all fenced. shares Harsisnd
ditch stock. Price 81 900, part time.
iis-ien acres in No. troee county, one and
lesiirx, nearly all sp,le.; 50 Acrrs in alfalfa all
fercei new s-room house. good cellar. risiern
with good water rights consisting Of ave shares
lronstone and shares Extension. Price. eio,oo.
rart cash.
ting $50 tons of hsy ~ acres orchard. mostly
apples. All tillsbie. all fenced. s-ro.rm h"ns-.
stst,lcs, sheds, etc. Gssod water right In Surface
resi- ditch. Tart Interest In three reservoirs
Price d. e.soo.fpat cash.
Ste-su acres orchard years old and in bear-
ing. situated OH the lower en.t Of California mea
and half in,cr-st in Sanders reservoir. Price,
eS,'oo, half cash. balance p,r cent.
sl.-ise acres IN rnromp.hxrc valley. A ane
hay or stock ranch ~ acrvs in alfalfa. 10 acres
kott~e corraiS. stables and otthtitidtngs- ao
inches No. 10 priority Price. e6.voo.
Np-iwscres. 20 aces cleared 10 aeres-in al.
fAifs, sernom house. celsr aoxZs All under
'enre with cr~s fence 70 acres more can be
cultivated. Z and lilo n. Of water. p.ono.
s.o-Near Cs,iar-,ise 70 acres. all under fense.
NJ clcarrd. &s0 fruit trees. 200 strawberry
plants, Tia black berries and raspbcrries. u Inter
est In &c. & q. Reservoir. 10 Ia alfalft.
Gssd log hon~e. srs,ms chicken house. stable
and csllar. private ditch To land. ei5o.
Ni-s3 arres in t;unnison valley. three miles
fro,n town, acr~S In alfalfa. acres orchard. %
acres tliing land. baisnre p stnre. t-r,"m
house. .rssl cellar, stable. etc Four Shaprs Of
Bcna6de ditch stock. Price, ss.,oo. Part ceSh,
balance per cent.
Sal-A good investment. 70 acres alfalfa and
esad grain lard On Garnet mesa all tltah'e. all
fenc~d. half mile from town Half 10 alfalfa.
balance ain land so shapss stock In tsasno
ditch and reservoir e1iapany. mailing . eOod
wafer right. Price. sLo0, part cash
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-03-17
Communicated.

To Mrs. Grundy:
One of our citizens is a widower
temporarily and certain old
bachelor (contracier) is helping him
keep batch, jack mean the old
bachelor came in Saturday night
and his friend fixed him up for a
bath, and after getting the water in
the tub, turned the old bachelor
loose in the bath room. He had
been there but little time when
his friend heard a splashing like a
big catfish in the tub, and rushed
In just in time to save his bachelor
friend from drowning;-he had got
his head in the wrong end of the
tub. BY the way, the widower braggs
greatly about his discriminating and
issues challenge to anyone, man OF
woman, to trial of skill on biscuit
making Let some Of our girls &C.
cept this challenge. He says the
old bachelor ate seventeen of hi,
biscuits for break fast.
A MEDDLER.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-03-17
Business Locals.


Go and see the new lot of cloth
ing at the Bargin House.
Tickets for pictures are going
fast at the Bargain House.
Go to the Tillett Gallery for Photo,
graphs. Open every day now.
A nice lot of waist and dress
goods for Spring just arrived
at the Bargain House.
Miss Nora Thomas Millinery
opening will take place Thurs
day, March "a. You are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
W. L. Douglass shoes union made
the best in the world at the
Bargain House.
1t affords me great pleasure to
announce to you that | have
surpassed all former efforts in
the selection of the most up-to-
date styles in Millinery.
Very Respectfully,
Nora THOMAS.
ATTENTION FARMERS One
brand new fertilizer drill; for
drilling any kind of seeds from
peas to grass seed together with
the fertilizer. For sale cheap
for cash. For further inform
alton apply to Ed Adams or
Martin Marugg.
In order to introduce my stock of
clothing | will make this
special offer for next Wednes-
day, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, 23, ,25 and 26 only.
All suits $40 and up, 81 off all
suits $3.50 up to $40, 75c. off.
Remember this just lasts four
days. Come and look if you
don't buy. j. @. HENLEY.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-03-17

Willi,m Shafer, a brakeman, Of Denni-
son, Ohio, was confined to his bed for sew
eral weeks with inaamatory rheumatism.
81 used many remedies" he says. Final
ly sent to McCaw's drug store for a
bottle of Ghamberlain's Pain Balm, at
which time was unable TO use hand or
foot, and In one weeks time was able to
go to work as happy as clam" For sale
by Doris, Cheek & Go.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-03-17
A Sensible ak.
Hanford (Cal.) Daily Journal.

Ah'oio Val Ddlly JOURNAL.
A father talking to a careless
daughter, said: 81 want to talk
to you of your mother. 1t may
be that you have noticed a care
worm look upon her face lately.
Of course, it has not been brought
there by any action of yours, still
it is your duty to chase it away.
| want you to get up tomorrow
morning and prepare breakfast,
and when your mother comes and
begins to express her surprise,
go right up and kiss her. You
can't imagine how it will bright
en- her dear face. Beside you
owe her kiss or two. Away
back, when you were girl, she
kissed you when no one else was
tempted by your fever-tainted
and swollen face. You were not
so attractive then as you are
now. And through those years
of childish sunshine and shadow
she was always ready to cure by
| the magic of mothers kiss, the
little dirty, chubby hands when
ever they were injured in those
| first skirmishes with the rough
world. And then the midnight
kiss with which she routed so
many bad dreams, as she leaned
over your restless pillow, have
all been on interest these long,
long years.
"Of course she is not so pretty
and kissable as you are, but if
you had done your share of work
for the last ten years, the contrast
would not be so marked. Her
face has more wrinkles than
yours, far more, and yet if you
were sick that face would appear
more beautiful than an angels, as
it lowered over you, watching
every opportunity to minister to
you comfort, and every one of
those wrinkles would seem to be
bright wavelets of sunshine chas-
ing each other over the dear face.
"She will leave you one of
, these days. These burdens, if
not lifted from her shoulders,
will break her down. Those
, rough, hard hands that have done
SO many necessary things for you
will be closed upon her lifeless
breast. Those neglected lips
, that gave you your first baby kiss
will be forever closed, and those
sad, tired eyes will have opened
: in eternity, and then you will
appreciate your mother; but il
will be too late.o
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-03-17
Masons Visit Tracy City.

A special meeting of the Masonic
fraternity from this and ueighboriLg
towns was called to meet in Tracy
City last Thursday night. A grand
lodge officer was expected to be
present but message was received
at a late hour announcing that Off
GERS inability to be present,
Among the visitors from Sewanee
we're: s. H. Gregory, Fl. H. Dulin,
S. s. Montgomery, J. A. Leiper,
Jr., B. Lawton Virgins, s. l., Hol-
land, H. W. Brazelton, l. G. Conger,
W. G. Looney, VIM. Zaugg, j. H.
Fischer, R. M. Dubose, G. Ruef,
and Isaac Anderson. From Mont,
eagle: J. M. Porter, J. M. Smith and
Emil Graenicher.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-03-17
Kilgore--Burroughs.

Samuel Kilgore and Miss Lucy
Burroughs were united in marri-
age yesterday at IL o'clock at
the home of Jonas Reider near
Clouse Hill, Esquire J. w. Par
tin officiating.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-03-17

When bilious try dose OF Chamber
iau's Stomach and Liver Tablets and res.
lie for once how quickly a 6rst-class up
to-date medicine will correct the disorder
For sale by Doris, Cheek & Co,
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-03-17
4SYo
co LOCAL and PERSONAL. %

Coalmont coal is now on the
market.
Jack Dunnavant is at Mount
Pleasant this week.
The Brushy Ridge mines have
begun shipping coal.
r. H. White, of Pelham, was
in town Monday.
W. H. Gilley and G. W. Gilley
left for Texas, Tuesday.
Walter Tidman is out again,
carrying his broken arm in a
sling.
Christian Schild spent Satur-
day AID Sunday with home folks
in Gruetli.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Thorogood
spent Monday and Tuesday in
Nashville.
Miss Emile Nathurst spent a
few days with friends in Nash
vile this week.
Mrs. W. N. Byers spent several
days the early part of the week
in Nashville.
L. T. Church is attending the
Grand Lodge Royal Arcanum al
Memphis this week.
E. L. Hampton returned yes
terday from a trip to Birming
ham and New Orleans.
Hon. L. V. Woodlee is in thu
city on legal business for thu
Thomas Coal, Coke & Land Go.
DR.. D. G. Kelly, of Nashville
preached at the NJ. E. Churcl
here Sunday morning and night
J. @. Roberts has accepted
position with the Nunley Ridg
Coal Company at Brushy Ridge
Miss Lena Marley spent a few
days of this week in Altamont a
the guest of Miss Della Lockhart
Mrs. G. E. Werner and Mis-
Elite Werner returned last weel
from a protracted visit to Macon
Ga.
Mrs. Samuel Werner Sr. an(
Mrs. Emil Schaerer are visitin!
friends in Tullahoma and Belvi
dere.
Mrs. A. M. Shook, of Nashvill,
was here Tuesday and Wednes
day looking after their summe
home.
Ross Hawkins was up from
Cowan Monday night lookin
after his interest in the Git
Drug Store.
P. 7. Gillian, the popular Pc
ham merchant, was the guest o
his sister, Mrs. w. H. Nelson las
Monday.
DR.. II. G. Morrison, of Louis
vile, began revival services a
the M. E. Church here Wedne'
day night.
Miss Nora Thomas and her si'
ter, Miss Berda, of Brownsville
are at the Stepp House. The
arrived saturday.
Mrs. Ed Hampton and Mrs. |
E. Hampton and children took
ride on the new railroad to Goa.
mont Tuesday.
Taylor @. Doris, after spend
ing several months with relative
in San Angelo, Tex, returned t
his home in this city Saturday.
The City Livery Company ha
moved into it's new quarters, tn
Green Front Stable, recent
aquired and remodeled by then
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Thorogoo
have moved into the house 0
Railroad Avenue recently occr
pied by the family of George "
Tidman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Brawle
of Hubbards Cove, spent Sunda
in the city with Mrs. Brawley
parantc Mr. and Mrc Sar, A
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-03-17
Attention U. @. v.

U. c, v, Of Tracy City, s. L. Free
man Camp, No. 884, meets next Sat
urday, March 10Th, at 2 p, m. Bust
ness Of importance to transact. Be
sure to come out and help.
BY order of
d. W. ELLER, Capt.
j. M. JOHNSON, Adj't.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-03-17

1t is now declared that the
tuberculosis germ thrives on
cough syrups. Break the news
gently to the patent medicine
men.