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KATHERINE NJ. Gll1hn- S.
a New Hurl Woman Hho Is on MN
thnrits on fotsDn Statistics.

Statistics 80 thc average woman + =
scjelfer It's devoid Of interest as Iii"
stIe} of sanshrit. 20 Miss katherine
NJ. GI5cs Of New Turh it is conseni"l
business occupation. Miss Giles has
chosen cotton for her speciality She
has, lie distinction of being the only
woman i'll the world who is admittedly
an authority Oh the subject OF cotton.
There are other women who trade in
stocks and, in fact, become stockbrO-
kcrs. But cotton Is said to be Il more
Intricate field when taken In all it's as
poets OF production, marketing and
manipulation than any other colniaod-
ity the world uses 1t Is more puz-
zling than wheat. corn, stocks or bonds.
For this reason perhaps Miss Giles
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The field day ev=H AMI picnic e.
the Pine Bluff public schools al Jones
park Friday Was happy occasion t.
all the childroa ii the schools III the
first place. it was nalijaE ana in the
second Tie merchants Il tire city hau
off red an al lat.ye Hst OF prizes as
an incentive for t.e children to &c
the.r best The loE. had the mos
fua al tue acid day In de contests
fe4 tfe various prizes 1t teachers
u t.3e=eaIio ioaa se=.0o.s acted a. iadgez
IL contests sizrs % arraagee.# as t.
give even the small ST ef tae boys
d a..a.zee to IN aaJ t.se wiH1tesa wen
Lome satisfied with 'aair pfizes
Probably = e a.35t lofty contest &
event was t4o l9st On sa9 prog am
handicap race fo1 #3lief sas2a
rieae. L. tie baseball game v.as tAe
prize Thee were twenty ca
tries in this event a d oae
of the smallest boys il ~
schools caefaa@a Ire rG.4e. f-..sg
johnson. i1a.i.s.J.#g a@oNa Pat.
bit" Jo-n.4a s4t tAe BIGGEST Aa&.i
cap in taa=ea. and r44 away froas
tie larger boys.
essrs Tom Gee, L. l. Poll.
Capt n. T. Roberts, John HUI, T. J.
Gillespie, Dr. J. S. kcrnfeld, Prof
J4nius Jordan and .'Winay" Plum
mer assisted the teahers in handling
the entries and declaring the results.
The races and the winners are as
follows:
l. Fifty-yard dash, first prize, Tu-
dor play suit, Henry Marx; second
prize, pocket knife, R. S. Thompson
: Open to Glass 1, only. Winner, Henry
Johnson; second, F. Sonnenschein.
2. Ffty-yard sack race, first pre-,
boys suit The Hub second prize, boz
of candy from Walker Drug company.
Open to class 2, only. Winner, Full
ten Murphy; second. Hensley Coca.
3. Running broad jump. first prize,
boys sweater, Kastor and Bluthen-
thai; second prize, tooth brush, Mann
Tankersley Drug company. Glass 4.
Winner, Alvin Strauss; second, Irl
Longhorn.
4. Potato race, first prize, hat, J
B. Simon; second prize, agate, B. L.
Owen. Open to class 3. Winner.
Clare Atkins; second, Collins fowler.
5. Running high jump, pair shoes,
I. Dreyfus. Open to class 5. Winner,
Willie Romell; second, Fay Senyard.
6. Three-legged race, first prize, two
good pocket knives, Fox Brothers; /;
second prize. two boxes cakes. Mccain
Grocery company. Glass 2. Winner,
Victor Dodd second, H. Strauss
Z. Potato race, first prize, baseball
glove, S. A. Rosenberg; second prize,
box candy A T Mitchell Glass 9
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The Name of London.

The old name for the city of London
was Lynden or Llynden, meaning "thc
city by the lake" An old tradition
gives us to understand that London
was founded by Brute, Il descendant
of l.neas. and that it was first called
New Troy or Troynovant. In the time
Of Lud it was surrounded by wall
and was th"n known as Lud's Town
or CHr-Lud This latter is probably
the correct version of the origin of the
rame Of London if fer no Other rea-
son because it is sUch an easy matter
10 detect Il similarity between the eX-
prcSsions London ana Lllds Town II
is, claimed by G@me writer's that there
was Il City on t.e present site of Ion
don in Tie v"5,r no. Z. G.. and It is
known that be lsomanS feans!e a city
thrre and Gated it I.ondiaium ii the
ge0r IL y. i.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-08
Vail IrcatnIe Mt.

III" rule, u ,@3o. Jsy.,te aeyer change,
1apu.-il tA"E sa...@tI!L"5 soon to do 50.
h" s:il #i."a.,, lie treated from Tie
3.3s-aloard up. T. there is a daGo it
.a~Uig represent thc darkest tone Of
4 ;Eo#c ~ r'eret fer tie wall. The
iii@;oa above !, s.o'lid be several
a....es l,lt,,', thr hoGler, if any, still
- an. t.e G. !.5Ig lishtest of all,
a,.tit.s =5ayl. ssi:cA always eN-
H@ receives less liaht
ION i the room
l4@n the wall be
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mas. r.e-aafet au ordj,anya thar
ol@Ff g#Eef gfe.<# d4.a.G tho coaag.l=
n'.a ~ - amy g.4d Ha Vaea mo
board t.-a.. a9a44l. protested
aga5 st ta#aa tic gaJ..#a. tH n The
t5.#e= es#za
- - Rs.9 ~asl nj L5ate=
la .1.ztzs= zsastl5 I.e
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aaze If Fe dc nor
@laz5 p#5I as 4. 9r p5z.-
s,H5.s h#5 .-a=a s-2aaae9. Invitation
heaz5-.s=t.an pea-3=e5 =tae Smiths of
tEc e=areT te=assz zm. e in =f.anT=vHte
tay 8 Jlr@e-la!s union. a..d ~ VIII
d fay I'll Tie expenses OF entertain.
mel.s. lie says he is wiling To sp nd
S25.eot on his project. but h. Will
DIP il unless he receives assurances
tha th smish family 9f jhe United
States viii be represented by fair
p-l8Crtian cf those bcafl 9 tie name
There IS no reason why sey raj hot
sand should not attend, he says @and
in that event we would fix up pa
rade and other festivities that would
staitle the world | want men
women and children, and | want them
to come prepared for a hilarious time
| want all who can come t. notify me
50 that may proceed with my plans" "
The time for shirt sleeves" and
ice cream has arrived
King Cotton has laid aside his
sceptre and given the right Of way to
the youngster with the baseball and
bat.
Rosenb berg's is more Of a favorite with
the male sex than the lodge or the
club
Anything in the way of dope" is
eagerly lead by the fans.
THE SAUNTERER.
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BIG TINE FOR s.

Asgat.- GaE H.. r#niI. ~
fer the mcvftn- 81 tas- saa8ares Mt
Fort Smtah o W#aaa#a1l. slas III
ami a handsome poefam la m-,
3 "a I-.a.d. AT. I4.H I".44-. -. a-
aatl#Gas Received a=#. #aas.
ar one haHdfci 8. st. -. #=.5
at a.3e@ JheeHehe s1t zE.0
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ing. Nh gt=ta1s# Wtt-a.-Lzz Izz.-
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al epg al JfaiH. Ae a6#
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Il a#st, fan Saoro Foa5zes iHa
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Wit T.-JE from IArr. Thsz
III =tasdsa= e.aafHg tho msInt=aa - :
er= =W.Il leave here Oh the El.gae {
g5=+ 7o'efHel, THIS treit=F, i
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Beauty on HOrseback.

There is nothing that so develops the
beauty Of women as horseback riding.
1t not only develops beauty Of form
and complexion, but maintains it.
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CEATH OF MRS. KATIE WOOD.

~ Kafi Wood wifi OF NJ. G. t.
Eaaa. !e4 Friday night al he family
in e. tno East Sixteenth avenue.
rsn i1faess Of some W eks. The
.eAa al Will be held fron s. Joseph's S
u~ei Monday morning at 10 O'Clock,
.sie-- N Rev. J. NJ. Lueey.
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NEIGHBoR TOWNS.
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Locust Cottage.

Locust, Cottage, May 1.-THE three
year-old mare of Robett Hamilton,
while being led out of the yard yes
terday by Mr.. Hamilton, became
frightened at something and started
tC run away. Mr.. Hamilton had hold
of the reins and was tripped by the
sudden start of the animal. He lost
his footing and was dragged some dis
tance and thrown against a tIee
The side of his head struck the tree
and he was rendered unconscious for
some minutes. Mr.. Hamilton has re-
covered from the bruis rs, but his face
is still in bandages.
Mr.. John Oakes CT Kedron has re-
TUNED from trip to points in Texas
very much improved in health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-08

NJ aysl Cowan viii leave Monday
sor Lii .e Rock where he will tnde.
- an operation for appendicitis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-08
IN LIGHTER VEIN


y nis hoII a Los Angels =Clf.
at aae .o.4gat=7 Ii tae N sAa-
a.ss e...5e.ea#e ia : 9l.afe dining
.-4 N AL tai~ 1a3se the "r. I'd
trztt4lea nzzs.. Troy proceed d %
soeage e.sy0ae.e al =thc=ha Znsoz
ii. t9.@ 1eee nat a III sa#rT ~
l.e.zsoea seaia 1ae - e5atesf 4o -
ia@ allowed e So a It N#.te ae..a's
III Wa=#e..=9G aaf a. s4l=
t.s.=s 0#.A t9a wilt. T4is
..,.az t7.e#tel example Il lie IL
..se4ea - Eao~#=5lt l.Jia aIfair
NE Bs9.ee =
~sHe o. all #alt@ t3ll=as p ace,
lie Il H-Beh.iz at =af Htla-a. ooea Y
sH##i III Il c-=7eutfHa and had
~5i5 GaFags. s2ae af t.la IL N.
he's Of fHot party sin hope 10 i e
jH5#R publican goFeaH91s Of u sa-.-
~as.
Dispatches eel Of strange 6,-a-
lal game at PotsYill Pa last week.
AZ =houS Mack. teH-yeal-oId boy, had
lis sIlaH crushed by baseball bat.
\ companion had three Yibs broken
while sliding to a base, and third
had tn sight Of one eye destroyed by
being hit with a ball. The uninjured
players are threatened with Arrest for
Sunday baseball laying. It is to
b. supposed that the injured players
were immune from arrest
Iu the meantime the city cou2cl
occupies mCSt Of the time discussing
spur track ordinances, and police
court is being held in the same old
hole in the wall. At a recent meeting
of the council, Alderman Chas. We'll
got off a good one on his fellow mem
bers when he called the numerous
spur track ordinances that have been
preSeuteu lOi CoLSluel dCiOu tno
Am Glad Ordinances Alderman
We'll says that when the city was de
feated in it's suit fer the taxes on the
spurs in the case against the Cotton
Belt railroad, the councilmen seemed
determined to get an ordinance that
would cover every legal point in the
case ard when City Attorney Cole
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sGpfiy iu2 ,lra missing a4ht.=A l.ark
itgPefrd ceiling Aalfa aHa}s it,
avoided II Any hHe Turkish or In
dian rooIa. toal yellow deep creams
and golzien tans ue lhc- best ceiling
tones, As a r3lie. thol&h there are ec-
casions where a soft nluc or rose
flushed ceiling is 10 Be advised, l llar
Der'S BaXar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-08

King Cotton has laid aside his
sceptre and given the right Of way to
the youngster with the baseball and
bat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-08

The time for shirt sleeves" ant
ice cream has arrived
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-08

Zig holI Los Ng=I- Cd fMl.. rase5 an oriiao.. u
aezez ass1,-t 55e N 4s. q5 5y< aazT the roa1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-08

When teams are away from home
Rosenbrrg's is more Of favorite with
the male sex than the lodge or the
club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-08

Anything in the way of dope"
eagerly lead by the fans
THE SAUNTERER.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-07-01
II. OSCAR
SEAGLE
Tennessee's best known singer,
recommends DIR. Fowler's
great Catarrh Cure.

Chattanooga, Tenn, May 4
DR.. A. Fowler, Union City.
Dear Brother Fowler, / enclose a
check for SO. Please send me small
bottle of the powder, with one of the
powder blowers. | have been talking
Of your great medicine everywhere,
and a great many people have ordered
it and have found 1t just what you
claim it to be-the best catarrh rem
edy In the world. Sincerely,
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are: More or less irritation of the mu-
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cavities, which may extend into the
pharnyx, larnyx, trechea and bronchial
tubes, and gives rise TO a more or less
pIofuse mucous discharge from the
nostrils, an unpleasant sensation of
fullness or aching in the forehead and
sometimes cough and deafness and
nosebleeding. Our catarrah remedy
cures catarrh in very short time and
is the cheapest remddy known, Price,
a 2-Oz bottle with powder blower and
salye, all for $500, which win cure
any family.
DIR. A. FOWLER & CO.,
Union CITY Tenn
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-07-01
NoRTHs1DE LOCALS.

Miss Nell Harpole is visiting Mrs
Lana Golden, of the city, this week.
Mr. John Rocks and Miss Woot,
son Davis visited friends in North
side this week.
Quite large number from Beth.
lehem Sunday school spent Sunday
out near Sulphur Spring,
Mrs. Bette Nolen and little
granddaughter, Thelma, are visit
ing Mrs. Lynn at Memphis.
Misses Virginia and Inez Luton,
OF Cayce, visited their uncle, Mr..
D. A. Luton, and family last week.
Miss Bessie Morris, of Pleasant
Hill vicinity, spent Friday night
with her friend, Miss Sudie Ca
ruthers.
Mr.. Henry Davis, en- route from
the Nashville reunion, stopped over
a few days with his brother-in-law,
D. A. Luton.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Tulloss, of
Franklin, are expected Saturday to
visit Mrs. Tulloss' mother, Mrs.
Billie Walters.
Billie Walters now has his new
dairy wagon, and we must admit it
is one of the finest and most beau
tiful wagons that ever hit the dirt
roads of Union City. 1t is simply a
perfect beauty, and so carried away
was Buttermilk Billie with his
sporty new rig be passed by his
own home not knowing it.
Our picnic, like a dream, has
come and gone and now we must
wait patiently tor another year to
roll around and have our same
pleasure trip and picnic over again.
Topsy was never more disappointed
IN life than when she found that
the old Cyclone wasn't there to spin
off some more of his -. We hope
all our cousins who failed to be
there this time will be Johnny on
the spot" at our next, which we de-
cided to be on the lake in May.
ToPSY,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-07-01
TROY

Mrs. P. W Moffatt is quite siel
this week.
Mr. w. S. S. Harris was in Unior
City Sunday.
Mr.. Sid Henson was in Unior
City Saturday,
Rev. Pressly, who has been in
Princeton, is at home.
Miss Lizzie Wells. of Union City,
visited here last week.
Mr.. Green Carr, of Nashville, is
visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] f. Mofatt are
visiting relatives in Belfast.
Mrs. Lucy Finch, of Kenton, Wis
tied relatives here last week.
Miss Louie Bell, Of Starkville,
Miss, is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Paul Ingram is preparing to
build an addition to his residence.
Misses Gertle and Cody Wells
visited near Mt. Araratlast Friday.
Uncle Rufus Rochelle and nephew
Hurt, are visiting in Jackson this
week.
Mrs. Sis Harris, of Union City,
attended the bedside of her mother
here last week.
Miss Belle Bittick visited the
family of Holland Bittick, near
Rives, last week.
Mrs. j. E. Mccain, of Nashville,
who has been visiting relatives here,
has returned home.
Mrs. Fitz Smith and Miss Harrie
Crockett were in Union City shop
ping one day last week.
We attended the picnic and had
delightful time. Saw many of the
cousins among whom were John
Barleycorn, Gypsy, Topsy, Old Rus
ii, P. H. o. and numder of friends.
Mrs. w. A. Smith entertained
number of friends Friday evening,
June "a, in honor of her guests,
Misses Belle Pressly and Louie
Bell. Mrs. Fitz Smith won the
prize at finch.
Mrs. A. q. Harris, wife of the
late Jno. Harris, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Settle, last
Friday of old age. She was go
years old. The remains were in
TERED in the Troy cemetery by the
side OF her husband.
Mrs. Lee, formerly Miss Ella In
man of this place, but now of Hat
tiesburg, Miss, who has been visit
ing relatives in Troy for several
weeks, was joined by her husband
here and they left for home Friday
morning going by way of st. Louis,
where they will attend the fair.
They were accompanied by Miss
Emma Inman, Mrs. Lees sister.
BILDAD.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-07-01
NUMBER TEN.

Mrs. Bette o, Caldwell is visit
ing kin near Kedron this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maupin are
the proud parents OF fine boy.
Mr.. John L. Tucker celebrated
his 10th anniversary last Saturday.
Noel Caldwell is spending a few
days with his little cousin, Ruby
Kersey.
Mr.. J. c. Caldwell presented his
children with a nice new buggy last
Saturday.
Miss Annie Marshall, of Maple
Grove, visited her cousin. May Cald-
well, few days last week.
Those on the sick list this week
are jennie Campbell, May Caldwell,
Lee, Ruth and Paul Norrid.
Misses Ruth and Dixie Caldwell
visited their brother, Elva Cald-
well, at Clayton, last Thursday.
Mrs. S. q HELEN and grand
daughter, Hazel, visited at the
home of Mr.. James Julian one day
last Week.
We had the pleasure of being
present at the picnic and had a very
delightful time. l think the CORE
spondents selected a beautiful place.
and if every one enjoyed it like l
did it will be long remembered
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Thelbert Maupin
entertained a number of the young
people Saturday night. Those
present were: Misses Annie Mar
shall, Lillian White, Lena McDan-
iel, Vera Roberts, Ruth and Dixie
Caldwell, Bessie Compbell and Eva
White; Messrs. Clyde Maupin, Rob-
ert Mcdaniel, Alton Maupin, Albert
Anderson, Aubrey Roberts, Ray
mond White, Fate Maupin, Sid and
Roger Caldwell, Bob and Ebert
Campbell. All report a nice time.
Death visited the home of Mr..
Charley Reedy the 10Th and took
for its vicIlm his wife of six months.
Battle was kind and loving. men,
Der of the Presbyterian Church and
a model wife, though she was per-
mitted to hold that Office but few
months. She was about % years
old. The burial took place at Mt.
Ararat cemetery Monday eve, Mr..
Wells making very appropriate
talk, as her pastor, Rev. Holder,
could not be present.
YOUNG RUsTI.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-07-01
Real Estate Transfers.

r. S. Kirkland to Mrs. c. I.Rose
lot in No. 10, 500.
Mrs. r. A. Hughes to p. d. Cham
bers, lot in No. 10, $1,425.
P. D. Chambers and wife to r. S
Kirkland. lot in No. 10, ST, 900.
w. *. Hall to r. S. Kirkland, lot
in No. 10, ST, 900.
E. w. Stephenson to Kirkland &
Chambers, lot in No. 10, 81, 900.
r. S. Kirkland and wife to Kirk
land & Chambers, lot in No. 10, $500.
J. w. Harold and wife to V. J..
and E. T. Jernigan, lot in No. IS,
$3.50.
J. E. Garrison to V. ]. and e. T.
Jernigan, 278 acres and II lots in
No. II, So. $50.
Chapel Davis to Mrs. 1. ]. For
roster, lot IN No. 4, 500.
w. F. Weaks and wife to G. l..
Trosper & Downing, lot in No. 5,
$50.
Chas. D. Moss and wife to Mrs.
EVE Gibbs ct al, interest in land in
No. Is, $3.50.
Mrs. EVE Gibbs ct al. to Jas. r.
Moss ct al, interest in land i'll No.
L3, $1,7l0
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-07-01
PADUCAH JUNCTION.

Miss Edna Wilson is sick with
chills this week.
Mrs. S. B. Moss was in the city
shopping Tuesday.
Miss Ida Graham, of Glass, is the
guest of Miss frankie Chiles this
week.
Mrs. Dave Pursley is very low
again. She has been sick for quite
awhile.
Mr.. Porter Matthews was the
guest of "friend" in Kentucky
Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Moss, OF Martin, is
the guest of Mrs. T. H. Cheatham
this week.
Mesdames Joe and r. H. Cheat
ham were guests of Mrs. Knox Ev-
erett one day last week.
We had quite a nice little rain
Monday afternoon, which was very
much appreciated by all.
Misses Bessie and Virg1e Brum-
mel, of Union City, returned from
visit to Martin Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Jim Mills, of Obion, passed
through here Sunday afternoon re-
turning home from a short visit to
Union City.
Mr.. Sam Sheriff. had the misfor-
tune OF losing his barn by FIRE Sat
urday night. He lost his feed and
several of his farming implements.
Misses Minnie and Frances Alex
ander and Erma Jackson have re.
turned to their home in Nashville,
after spending few months with |
their aunt, Mrs. ]. ]. Melvin.
Well, l hope all the cousins and |
the kind editors had quite an enjoy
able time at the picnic Friday. / |
would liked to have been there, but
was impossible,a as we had hands
II the wheat and 1T was such a busy
line with us. But, by the way, we
will have another picnic, and per-
laps we can all be there.
WILD FLOWER.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-07-01
RIvEs ITEMS.
Mr.. Ollie Blower made business
rio to Obion "Wednesday.

Mr.. Ollie Blower made business
trip to obion Wednesday.
Mrs. o. H. Clemmons and two
daughters are visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. Latimer, in Kentucky.
Mr.. Clarence GULL will return
from Smyrna this week.
Miss Verna Callicott is visiting
her sister at Pleasant Hill.
The younger crowd of Rives we're
highly entertained at the beautiful
home of DR.. f. H. White, on Church
street, Friday night. Thirty-five
were present and all report pleas
ant evening.
Miss Hattie Mai Clemmons is Wis
iting Miss Sadie Fry OF Kenton.
Mr.. Marshall Bryan happened to
the misfortune of having a pole fall
on his arm He is unable to work
on account Of the bruise.
The many friends of Mr.. c. f.
Sinkler will regret to learn of his
death Monday night, from cancer
of the stomach. Up to the time OF
his death he had been ruling elder
tn the c. p Church and a Mason
for number of years. He was in
tered in Stovall's cemetery by the
Masons. We offer sympathy to his
wife and children, and for comfort
can only say, look to Him who
doeth all things for the best.
! am very sorry not to have been
with you, my Commercial cousins,
at Rock Syringe Friday, but on &C
count of just having returned from
Martin / was so tired did not feel
like going. Mona.
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Dangers of Kidney Neglect.

cannon's BenzO- Citrate of Lithium Compound.
The Great Kidney and Bladder Remedy -
Cures all diseases of kidneys and bladder, uric
acid troubles, gravel or stone In bladder, pain
in passing urine, liberation or cataarh of blad-
der.
fychona-The Great Blood Purifer-For ca
terrh and all diseases arising from impu e
blood.
Blood and Nerve POOd-For neuralgia, head
ache, nervousness, sleepleas nights. Nerve
Food is the best tonic known for change Of life.
Laxative cascara TabIets-For constipation
they will give yon prompt relief No sick stom-
ach, gripping or disagreeable feeling In any way.
TIy them.
For sale by Bonner & Shore, Rves, Tens
Montgomery q Boyle, Kenton, Tenn /; v ".
Jones, Union city, Tenn, Martn-Allen Drug
Co. Union City, Tenn.
Prescribed by your best physicians. Ask
your druggist for them or write us.
CANNON CHEMICAL co. Union City, Tenn
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CLAYTON.

Miss Lizzie Darnell went to Ere
mont shopping Monday.
Little Enloe Bell, who has beer
quite sick, is better at present.
Mr.. Elvie Caldwell has his new
home at Clayton nearly completed,
Mrs. Sarah Owens, who has been
very sick, is improving, we are
pleased to report.
John Owen attended the picnic al
Rock Spring last Friday and re-
ported a nice time. On account OF
sickness Wild Plum could not be
there.
A number of our young gentlemen
and young ladies went to the Hub
bard graveyard last Sunday.
Among them were Mr.. Darnell and
Miss Green, Mr.. Cloar and Miss
Darnell, Mr.. DeGraffenreid and
Miss Jones.
WILD PLUM.