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The Irish standard., 1905-07-08
Archbishop Christie at the Exposition

Archbishop Christie at the Exposition
Archbishop Christie struck solemn
note at the opening of the Lewis and
Clark Centenary, at Portland, Oregon.
He said:
Man is never truer to the nobler in
stincts of his nature than when he
turns his eyes towards heaven, in
quest of heavens blessing upon his
undertaking or achievement. Worthy
of all praise and honor, then is the
spirit of honest faith which would
commend this splendid enterprise to
the benign protection Of our common
Father. II the fruits of industry and
genius are to serve their appointed
purpose in the economy of life, if Gods
temporal gifts are to assist us in the
attainment of eternal felicity, then
man must be mindful of his Creator
and respect and reverence his rights.
"True civilization is not the product
of an infidel and materialistic philos-
ophy. Peace, prosperity and happiness
the three-fold end of national life
are not attained where money is the
pinnacle of mans ambition, and soul.
less world knows no life beyond the
grave. How shall our toilers hope to
share the fruits Of honest labor, where
our state find faithful rulers, how shall
property enjoy rightful security, ana
men find lofty motives, If the eternal
verieties are forgotten and God is a
stranger in the land of His building?
Grateful, then, indeed, the priv
ileges of asking heavens benediction
upon the noble enterprise which sees
today a splendid realization. Mani
Testing in the works of man, the power
the power and majesty of it's divine
author, may this grand Exposition do
honor to God in heaven and prosper
the interests of His earthly children.
Dedicated in a special manner to the
advantages of our incompatible state,
may it acquaint the world with the
resources, endowments and opportun-
tiles of Oregon and attract to our
boundaries true-hearted men and wom-
en-, who would enjoy homes in ia
vored country. ....
MAY the blessing of Almighty God,
Father, Son and Holy Ghost, descend
upon you all this day, and remain with
you forever. Amen"
The Irish standard., 1905-07-08

Algernon-Congwatulate me, deah
boy, I'm engaged to Miss Peachley.
Jack-Indeed! had no idea she
was in a position to support husband.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
GENUINE CLUBS MAY
HAVE RIGHTS TESTED
Understood in State Capital That
Mmlvihill Will Protest Liquor
Selling POwers-l:"su> $"i"-
Ties Must go.
RFPi EI.i. SpE.IAi.

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Jss.,s., 60 ~, r., s.. ,.f. -,
'''- "''s'' '''''A''A'S ~ so'' '''
S'iiiaE "ii continue :ndcnn''siE- The po-
l!.,, 81 -, Louis have ben instructed 20
ka,., ~, r.i,ti,r .a..a .ianc-
"
''''"'.- 81 '"' SUh''N u" u =. Ions
= has not b".n A. easy mate &" ii<-
.ri.imafc between chartered clubs -ha:
..,., ,... ,,...,. .
''''' - ''" S'''.'F II" ann o'h'T
"Htr'e'"i organizations under -hs sam,
st.tirr-.rr ~ ~ that E..a ,'.,y- ,ti-.
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10" ''"1"rToF -sN' iL"y as'" 70" more
...,: 10 .nl. tr;s>.,,r-s han A. r:-,i.
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ny. sb.r,rI J.. 49,; = .I,. L.. 60,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
FRISCO FAST MAIL SERVICE
TO MONEIT. NO.. APPROVED
essrssss,s ~ ssssess ~ N00shW00o
s.s - GssDS Nsssss0 Tsa00
y a. ryl.,nx iri ana :: esre1

Warrington. Dr. ~ -Ths ScfissWfn9 -
..s,i .fa.-rnc-. rexsrdinx .be sstabl1oh.
-..-,. O.. an c.-'v morning sss. n,aJ fSaan
r-o.c =. Tns,s =, tho Sor.b~es.. vas -.
.,ed today by f'o-irss-e- General Coreea>
,".
'sTfs people - q. Louis a-9 snuchveob
.-n v..s,,.rt haze mad. application - -
,.,- s~ss Department So- the eSeAhsse~
,,.-. Of q rAs; -.!l train on shs YFSRD
live leaving $. ioss IN 'hs early mora
.rs atcB, rs q m
.Tt.. ,ra,,e- "a. s1bn.i''s4 - the rail-
I'D .,,upany. which offered ~ eseab-
,.h .yrh q train - allowed ray FOR fuls
-.i,,,, po.i-sni-@ -! rom ~. Louis ~
sherman. Ts1. ard another ca: ffom -.
Lou. 90 N.ot.sshs. KAs
4. acco-.sr-s With the cTsc;ics % thS
,ie-,-,-rs--- The matter sac carefully m
y.r.Ixa-et ,nd ;, ~.s found ira. the coa-
J.,il,s~ ura.~ ,.rsc;.e. applying 20 ofhsS
-... nail t.s.r. f.-o1xhput The en1n.fy
.s,.Id rot Safai- 81 She apartment
.-.,,.,. 20 ne dsnla-i1s o: ere ffssco ifn..
a.. tr.- N. e..atsii.Hmen: os full posfa!-
a. >.s.!-e rom :. LOUIS :" Aonees. No.
.-..,S - property ss'hDr;zsd. ar1 sopa:ea-
80, .s.- So es,.n.ixhu-a, ~as ten0efed
10 ~ .lsar<ny =. ye: the company hAS
no- ,ssr .. 20 indicate 80 willingness -
e.,assl,h "a. s..vi-s On ths terms -
Gated" ----
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
SHOE MAN HAD BEEN
I'LL FOR SEVERAL WEEKS

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f.-s-ss IL l.. Dc S-s.sr NJ
I-ssist. srs,A -lsG. &. the o.uAr ~:
rr.-sS,- - shoe store AT No - Gsir
.'r-,- \: - store ;-r manage -ho
rss .s~, - ehs-S~. s:s-s- ,hs. Mci,S,i;.
sa< t-e- n q. h.a!:h sor several Heess
iis -; cp,. >. - s.ort thursday
? sh; ..-s - as Sol-e :, is.-s W.
-ity ,or ~ GAYS hzr fi-a- - -O:i.. -.-
turn 500. - 1.;N sas found - -hs
.ta-s F-i5.r morning
.O-dsy = man ~As So, - - loan. 20
~. To- M-I-yit, IL vss s.--,..~d Nc
I.rG-r -cgsl 60 90 =; I1os!is. ss =. coos
ali n. pcSts,S i.ss;,ess ,hs:. He - a
rnza o, cons5.-asie sezi,a sa4 sss 10
sa-s..rs = sls business
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
EEL .'.fNi!.l.E. TEi"

\ "r.'...g % relative. MI I:.-,s tf..I
?, r.fs.a'e i.ieriorau' S.harrrr not 70
.-'- - Louis 'h's 'urrs;mss bat rc %
ti'I nat b." ess rrI'iEc and shr Gould
rot d"-o; ~. Hc- -. arrived Es v.v
reeve: a ~ "I f-i'"i 80 -. family
a:'ri = - 'prii.lIs- on'sfta.-.S at 'h.. Sl.~rh
n0:rs
WIN -" so-... iaas S.If;'a ~ the
"a.-t-ni journey wc,incslss 70 ~ es'b
'na' eh' "'d ro IDEA "f go.r. t. E"io-
y.i'" rri va- rot Informed - tho d.s-
;'-.'sp7 until ~" r.aactpr passed tav- =,
Louis Th~r Lieutenant -rhs.r~-. D., =
j.. ls-cI proposed -h.r the. 10 m,-ri..i
>. Gree arI - re III rI- cpns.H, -
so'... tiE Eirls.i. ln f-r ..-..- Uc
.aiI - have H",i-.-5SI n r".pfgrr
'1oi;ius E'.z .-.sV b" dnor -. ',".i.., Z.
80 "r-os- i":"'.o. snytbirE e. ,.~.uar-
at b. tn. ~, ns- MILITARY va o.,
--:. - '9-- matter. ~ reitr-a,s. th-
declaration that there s.. 70 objection 20
~ s~Nar--- 40 's a man - good u1st-
ton vc.I.S sFf rr.ltur-. tY, 10 Dos not
, at rs dsszh'r. - WARY &ryrr- urisve
she .. are -Ire rhs' ;n~ marriage ,osi:
- haDD,
Tn FAMILY 'cs-7 ;-a- i~rE.ps .t sin -
-~Tsrs! s-o-tHs '-'fo-e NiVs G9srn -rsS.-
s-r 'rJ.r3 ~ rs-s14' shock -s-uiii-z from
aar griis.'i,~ TYP. who're she lsg 70 -. =.
.C-alr's + s.- 2. - -i'yirg hey ,cDe-. non,
.ylgS Hsr :zth-- - h~- y-s,Iicsrneat ard
! returning 20 g f.sJis s;hotlJ SERIOUS
Consequence.
4: N. soG;h~-a FiDis' :sE .ht I.-..
isus5; S-asr-sr rs'4S-l % discuss IN.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
|POL|CE INQUIRY
| EXTENDS TO CAPITAL
Sam IA,ars Goes to State fenitcn-
tiary tO Interview Notorious
Woman Panel w Orker.
SHE NAY EXPOSE GRAFT.
"ssn....'u- Higher Up May Have
to See Prisoner. Who ls Shy.
.\l"'ut Making DisslU
sures tO Emissary.


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q WOMAN MAS ACG0Do ~ 01Dsoo< .
- o. s:a AFT TRANsACTDsDNs. .
- ollie Rob r;s. the notorious panel =
q worker. row serving time .n the .
10 Jefferson City Penitentiary. WHITTIER .
q she was sen, up by Andrew 4. Ma .
. roney. vice president Of the Police .
q Roari then Assistant Circuit A. .
. forney. IL known tO be I'm possession =
Q Hf an account book containing thu =
- items of all her alleged graft trans .
. actions With policemen. .
- u Is this book. II Il believed. .
. which the investigators ~ tho PO- .
1 . lice department are now anxious Ia .
. obtain possession Of. anj which =
q prompted tho mission OF Sam Lears .
. Z" sec the woman. .
The thread cf the police sraft fnveAioD-
tion Yesterday stretched from d. L0uis
To Jeffer.on City. when IN emissaTy Of tn
investigators sought out IN the Saats Peni-
to ary a notorious panei-workef ef Sc
Louis for information.
Jury subpoenas In the last two monass
that re Police Department has been un-
de- investigation by It's oWn Commis0eoD-
c,s And the .,apa 1.,yfes ana who vaa
.. ,~
~" 'i'y SeSeScsy-
Ii" visited the PenitentiarI' about noon
xui had a talk wl,h Ollie Roberts a a.
ga '"" ' ''e~
eighteen mO:s;h> o. her term.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
SUMMARY OF
The St. Louis Republic
SoaAoy, Deeeo6ee -. l0o6.
TIE WEATHER.
PARTLY Ca.aDCDY TO-DAY.

eaE".s n. ASfLssf. Sis. f:Syh
l quarter. IaEga.y >. ..l!. moot. AN
.tsSusry ~: !asr auar.-. January S-S
/ l.. n-r moon. Sai.us"r -
s~se~asa s~s Nearby sasaes.
wa-hirg-a,. Dec. 3'-ror.-r;.
Es.,.:r T@,ss-!-uniay f.r. cider IN sovt:,
.1-ticn. isadsy. fA!r. ~srnsr. I.En: 70 fresh
rsr'h winds
Illinol. May ar: Man:iy :a.:: variable
nd.
Iowa Slna,y arc M0ai.y. rs!r.
.~.t .sI1 sy.ncsy. '.:r. IN southwest
:, r-ssn. Hoi.aay fair IN east. .Hsw IN
--glt1s'st r-ion-
Ia4ssr- suHsay. fsi-. .xc.Y- rain tn extreme
."l'. Ic--!ug. N.a!.s :u;r. variable winds
EXTERN .s,ss-S.iidsy. :air. Mon.a.. .ais.
~Afra.
s'E!atpn.A I,sH-as III Ia!iaa Territory
>.udsy. fsir noEia.. ga-t.y ..yU:y.
A.Aans-s- sunday ana M3n.sg. lA:;iy cloudy.
WANT aus.
ssa vsH~s O." - Swrsssjsr. e'ast Z.
Wswsh. Marriage "ed WsvSal osecoe6a
as~ New corporations. 90 o'sEe Z. eara
=. 0bs-ssH <"ssrss On rage =. 1'oea 3.
Awsusrfn~ ~ss ASs WW rage .. Fart 3.
Ness~s N~s es~sss 60 s'aE~ =. Part 3.
FEaIsHEs OF IO-DAS's NEWS.
PART Q.
S.s.rn digger lsr1s ses 1saaoe.
C.,IL s'ardO"s ssWs Irata uo6Sers'
s~nas~eSsl EtGhs - k~at0rkS.
s'sam q" 0atsa Ness Wo6se0o.
ssr FACTORY fer -. O.ssts.
s.ssxnr~ss~s s'res~ss Wsos6ses.
s.asn.ds's New s:rass aisses.
o.. RsnL sG -. 1.~sSs Law yess.
.. Secret ss-i-ss ssspvestsss.
PART
.. HapP~sSsgs for S~ss ss06.
:. Dssosss~ N~~s asA s~00eas.
=. NaOp~sssss A~s"sg NssSetsss.
O. t:Ass~rsas sss Ss--~~s C~ssoess.
&. Tke Tr~ssS~s sss sssS aGess.
q. ~. S.~sss ssriss SSawp-steGs.
:. so-s~sy Ness 06 sk~ sskssks.
~ Sesr~e ~ Ressss DS>rssseA.
YaWT sss.
.. Aerial TelV e. s's1e o'000aeS.
<-hasses-0ssssh ~ eSSssg s'ssss.
ss0peesssoo ~ ss~Sss CDshs.
Rseh Mas ThSWks Gs~'s ssssS.
..raA1y" Oreassa s'sss~s Away.
Police GSr0Ss 1os sesstRsst~s.
2. F1sos Sscve o. sssssers' ssssL-.
S.ase Vest C~ssess o. 1hasse.
Z. NasAess asa Fssas-ial.
=. NeWs - sAe spsrsssG World.
q. rsr~elu's RecssA - Ashlesie..
..Revsew - she Year - sport.
=. AssasN - s:srs ~ fessss.
raWJ ~.
sO~assreea.ssSs ard G.sssse ssSs.
!: s.ro~sA ssS ~. U~sSs 0aasssei~s.
:, Great 0-ss C.ssse srsssesHs.
q" W-as t.ssss~ <-ws md >s0es.
>>mu<s.vON
.rr.-.a,. Commission VII s'ui, \mi.'i-
-,r methods PAGE =. FART !
U.-E s-rs.-. .'rrsHn. hsS 'nrS"st grain
....s f..r- .n v"tts rs'.E: .. rNt;I
fr..... t..rrsr 'h..l,- .,-a.ra s.aoi..H.;
g-....fF .a..g rrs!af'nr rt'ii. .. FNE2 :
,.-r.as MS H-,'.H r- ",r:u. ap-
rN..t-S. rNT;T s
-.ls ...aa.s-,. --I .,~nlu-.I christ.
,a. . .s Ea.D,a. rNaE ;. tAEE
Mu~-"sW WI
PORTIONS lni." to- .r..r rnh'".. =
...I... 80 ~ E,-r.4uEI1u. rt';I- o. FART :
..r- raID rs.lera1.e parI-rs" '" -3r
r- -.r.-., ,s.t,s r>"e r>Er :
-, .>u - ut EWs<
f#...- E.r..-.r .a o.. -rs-I t." l.,,'
H.a-r.H .H..r uu'.sr ,rr-' ''l- D
r-.f.4 PN@!. o. PART 9
- 40 .a.r--
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
SOCIAL lists At WARSAW
ACKNOWLEDGE DEFEAT.

Na--~1 2. po's-5 De TIE
sc-sali-fs hss, ,-so~! . r-r-isfra- 'o-. .r
~hi-e they confess ihs' 'he general strike
q. unsuccessful! ThsJ irnpg'e p. '.iisre
=, ,he Sa.sonsi Democratic :s.fy
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
WELLmAN AND DUmONT WILL
MAKE AN EFFORT TO REACH
NORTH POLE IN AN AIRSHIP

Washington Correspondent Of Chicago Newspaper Accepts As:n
Find Long Spot and Report Progress By
Means Of Wireless hy-lmmense Craft % Built in
Pars-Detals Of the Expedition Have en Carefully Thought
Out and Attempt ls a lona Eide Unc
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

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J-,ss va,F-.-y - s-~= 49,: -
rn.p.s ra-z-a,s PAGE: PNF:E :
- >srrsre AL s. fs-rz - s'ss-
events .; >-- o-,eas~ PAGE E Part /:
Ce-- ->os rea-,zs--.ss-- 50
;r,cS sn,i H~ss r.sE, a FsfsT :
taan gsyss -~-au. 49, sg-a - ysjso1
sA.,r-,.s s py~Ls ~~~.s .rl~-As~ -S-~
tr.rs. PAGE 3 Pact .
ysl. -. ars ~ ec- t---r o.ssz7-- .-sy
tNs ,-,rr.r. 20 FACE : sAss-
N, ,ys, rsa -, - ry~e'rs; $50 p, sh-
s--,r,t-x ~.rt. PACE: { rAsST
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
MISS BUSCH UPSET
By TRYING ORDEAL
Lieutenant %charrer Said IT, Have
Thrcatcn.'sl Suicide on Belle
vile Trip.
WILL RETIRE TO REcUPeRATE.
Brewers Daughter Z" q" Z"
Brothers Country Home and
Later ~ Calif"rnia
:a:"IW.nt Indefinite.


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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31
FORTUNE N POCKET,
THINKS HE'S CRAZY
Owen McDavitt, Rich Evansville
Man. Carrying Nearly $5O.O00
in Money and Securities.
HAS FEAR OF M ASSASSIN
Requested Hotel Keeper to Send
for an Amhulance-lS TAX
en- to the City Hos
pital.

LDsT or P00PERTT 1sElO
N OWEN 2eOAvHY5. 4
Casi 1E.O
} Certificate Of depoe:t On
} National Bank % Com 4
snefce Nbl0.u
} Certificate o. derosit On
National Bank Of Com 4
} Certificate o. depceit on
National Bank q Cnm.
snefcS -.---.----..---.-... A8.O
} Certificate 81 deposit On
Boaimea's Bank .... i:.lD.G 4
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-27
Additional Reward.

An additional reward of three
hundred dollars has been offered for
the arrest and conviction of the
murderers of e. w. Roach by the
citizens in the neighborhood of the
crime. This will, for the conviction
of one party, be three hundred dol
lars, and if two or more eight hun
dred dollars will be paid. The
money has been placed in the hands
of Sheriff Geo. L. Carpenter and
will be paid immediately after. con-
viction. Two hundred and fifty
dollars OF the amount IS offered by
the State. This is a pretty nice
reward. and should have quite an
influence IN finding aud convicting
the parties guilty OF the crime.
The deed was one of the most
cowardly ever committed in this
section Of country. 1t will be re-
membered that several weeks ago,
while putting up his stock after
returning from church, two or more
assassins sprang from behind the
stable on either side of him and
opened fire on Mr.. Roach, several
shots taking effect from which he
died in very short time. The at
tack was so sudden and unexpected
that he did not recognize his assail-
ants, except that they were white
men. This is only a meager clew
to start from, but rumors in the
neighborhood are many and it is
generally supposed that the plot
was a we'll laid one by a certain
lawless element in the community
against whom he possessed evil
dence of minor offenses. Hickman
Star.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-27
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Including Tract of fine Land and
Timber FOR Sale.

am authorized to negotiate a
sale of FIVE hundred acres OF timber
land belonging to the estate of f.
w. Keiser. deceased, which lies about
one and a half miles southwest oil
Obion, Tenn. There is large
amount of valuable timber on this
land, including a large cypress
brake containing many thousand
feet of very fine cypress timber.
The larger part of this land is very
fine farming land and if cleared
and put in cultivation would pro-
duce rich harvests of cotton, corn
or wheat.
am also authorized to negotiate
a sale of the following town proper
ty in Union City, Tenn, which also
belongs to the estate of + w. Kei-
ser, deceased, to wit: The large
vacant residence lot containing
about two acres of land which lies
Just east of Mr.. h. H. Driskills
residence and across the street
northwest from the home OF Mr..
Lee Bransford; also the vacant lot
lying South of Mr.. Bill Beeler's
residence lot, and east of John Bell;
also the house and lot now occupied
as a residence by Mr.. J. M. Turner,
the Photographer, one block north
of the public school, also the house
and lot occupied by Mr.. D. A. Luz
ten as a residence which is one
block north of the public school
and which last mentioned two lots
adjoin each other.
| will also sell two very desirable
houses and lots belonging to the
Keiser estate in Hickman, KY, and
also twelve of fifteen vacant lots in
Hickman, Ky.
If you want to make an invest
ment in real estate here is varied
opportunity to make a good one.
If interested call on or write,
o. SPRADLIN,
Union City, Tenn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-27
Mrs. Morgan Goes to California

Mrs. Anna B. Morgan and daugh-
ters, Misses Pearl, Bessie and An
ma James, left Wednesday morning
over the M. 81 0. Railroad bound
for Los Angeles, Cal. From st.
Lonis they go to Eel Paso and from
Ell Paso by the Southern Pacific to
to Los Angeles. Mrs. Morgan de-
cided some time ago to locate in
California and a few weeks ago
sold her residence in this city on
Main street to Mr.. II. Dietzel. She
has left some financial interests in
Tennessee, but it is her intention
to reside permanently in California
on account of the superiority of the
climate. Mrs. Morgan is the
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Robt. f
Mailing. She was reared in this
city and after her marriage to Mr.
Morgan located in the pretty Main
street home where the daughters
we're reared. Mr.. Morgans death
occurred about a year ago. The
family have been so thoroughly as
ISOLATED with the people of Union
City and it's social life that it is
like severing the closest ties, and
while there are many regrets they
carry with them the blessings anc
benedictions of the entire eommu
nifty. May health and happiness be
with them.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-27
SANITY ECONOMY.

Oars great economy in reli-
gion," said Brother Dickey, "ef
you only know how to practice it. +"
"How Gomez"
well, in de winter time, eff dey
amt enough coal ter keep de meet
in house stove hot, a good, warm
sermon on hell will keep de con.
gregation perspirin' lax July,
'twel you gifts ter de benedictlont"
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-27
Estray Notice.

Taken up and posted in District
No. 7, Obion County, by W. Z.
James one filley years old, color
dark bay, left eve out, right eye
weak. Also one horse S years old
marked as follows: Both hind
feet white, white in forehead, white
streak ,ou nose, slip left shoulder
and branded C. c. on right shout
der. Both valued at $40 each.
Ala THos. r.. BARRETT, Ranger.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.
JOHN E.FINcH ,

JOHN E.FINcH.
We have the authority to announce John f.
Finch, of No. s, as a candidate for Sheriff OF
Obion County, subject to the action Of the Dem
ocratic party.
G.. G. THOMAS.
We are authorized 70 announce c. G. Thomas,
OF District No. 49, a candidate for the Office Of
sheriff Of 0bion County, subject to the action OF
the Democratic party.
n. N. TANKERsLEY.
we are authorized to announce r. n TankeTs-
ley. OF District No. 8, as a candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff Of Obion County, subject 20 the
action of the Democratic party,
DAN W. HOGAN.
We are authorized to announce Dan w Hogan
q candidate for the Office of Sheriff Of Obion
County subject TO the action of the Democratic
party.
T. p. NOAH.
We are authorized to announce Tom p Noah
as a candidate for Sheriff of ObiOn County, sub
iect to the action OF the Democratic primary
election, December 2, 1905
T. j. EAsTERwooD.
We are authorized to announce T. J Easter
wood as a candidate for Sheriff of 0bon Coun-
IT, subject to the action of the Democratic pri-
mary election, December 2, 1865.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-27
FOR ALDERMAN.
4. 4. ALEXANDER

s.. g. ALEAANhEht
We are authorized TO announce s s. Alexan-
deriaa a candidate tor reelection as Alderman
Of Union City, election to be held In jan 1906
W. H. GARDNER.
We are authorized TO announce w. II, Gard
ner "a a candidate for reelection as Alderman
election to be held in January, l9o0'
j. G. REYNOLDS.
We are authorized to announce ]. q, Rey-
nolds as candidate for reelection as Alder
man, election to be held in January, 1906
A. sEMoNEs
we are authorized to announce A semone'
aa A candidate for re election as Alderman
election TO be held In January, 1905
T. - GREER.
We are authorized to announce !, Greer
"a a candidate for recollection as Alderman
election to be held In January 1906
g. u. WHITE.
We are authorized to announce Y Mht'
as n candidate for reelection as Alderman
election 10 be held in January, 1905
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-27
GALLANT.

81 see dat all de angels what got
wings is women"
"Well, dat's all right en- proper,
Give a man wings, en- Satan would
levy on 'um TO he could fly ten
yqrdsp'
Fl. L. S. In Anlanta Constitu-
ton.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-27
Estrav Notice.

Taken up and posted in District
No. IA, of Obion Couty, Tenn, by
Sam B. McCaut, one bay mare,
black name aud tail, white on right
hind foot, white spot in forehead,
Az hands high, about s years old
valued at $50.
SS-4 THos. X. BARRETT, Ranger
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-27
FOX CIRCUIT COURT CLERK
j. A. REEVES

j. A. REEVES
We are authorized to announce j. Alva
Reeves as candidate for the office of Circuit
Court clerk of Obion county, subject TO the &C
ton Of the Democratic party.
j. W. NJ CoRKLF.
We have the authority to announce J. w
McCorkle a candidate for reelection to tie
once OF Circuit Court Clerk of Obion County
subject TO the action of the Democratic party.
j. P NICHOLS.
We are authorized to announce j. p. Nichols
a candidate for clerk of the circuit court OF
Obion county, subject 10 the action OF the
Democratic primary election December 2, 1905.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-27
WORD FROM B'RER WILLIAMS.

EFF you got armful of love, "
said Brother Williams, Il hopes
de Lawd will let some angel way
lay you on de highway, an boiler,
Hold up yo' han'sp"
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-27
Preaching

Regular preaching services at
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
next Sunday morning and evening.
Make your annual offering for edu-
cation please?
]. L. HuDGINs, Pastor.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-27

Dark (black) Bronze Turkey.
fine and remarkably healthy. Last
year had Matched los; raised los.
So. hens 81.
40.tf MRS. A. L. BREvARD.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-27
JUST FROM GEORGIA.
THE INEVITABLE.

THE INEVITABLE
You doin er you doins
Ez you gwine long de way;
You cuttin' up yo' capers,
But-de fiddler is ter pay!
''Dis worl', so full er sunshine,
Wuz made fer me-" you say:
Des keep on wild 20 capers,
But-de fiddler is ter pay!
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-27
Boarders Wanted.

Have located in the Goodwin resi-
dence on TRY street near the public
school building and will be prepared
to take number of boa-ders.
Alp Mrs lDA SMITH.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-27

For Sale-Two Franklin heaters,
used one season, one baby buggy
and one wire cot, cheap for cash.
Apply to Mrs. Gardner, Phone So.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-27
You will Go a Lopg Way

Before you find such extraordina-
ry bargains as Morgan erhine's
Great Forced Sale affords you.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-27
Why Not
Give aClOCk?

Clocks are universally e;
needed and make fine we'd
ding gifts. We're showing a
fine line in the newest styles
and at most attractive prices,
And with them we have
scores of other gifts in gold
aud silver and crystal--of
permanent value.
You'll find no better choos.
ing anywhere, if you're look
ing for wedding presents.