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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-07-13
two OPEN LETTERS
IMPORTANT TO MARRIED WOMEN
lfrs Mary Dinmick Of Washingson tells
How Lydia ID. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Made Her Well.

IL 10 with great pleasure we publish
the following letters, as they convinc-
ingly prove the claim we have 80 many
times made In our columns that Mrs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29
Doster fin Stat.

@rs. Inoers @attjon en- ipenf
Some ! Chicago, 50 aar ganumel, flo.
Der ! lin Suite peo Safe Mihigan,
bportil 103oie @obe fisher no, o.
boloer gast ODER en- Stat, iom benSes
nplig ofbsoe Morb antaqes at bape
efterlnot iig. Wattion oar anIet for
EN- 9nier, og ma mener, at ban
bapoe iamlet iaopas Tom $4,000.
Wen bpor er 8engene2 Sdn ffiulte
Dem iaa goot, nj insen peo set, men
Sptten eller beromfring ma De
oGre, og bans Gnfe er Gngitelig for,
of Sppe 90 Rspere fan inofinbe fla %
tnge Dem. SibitIeSen 5crsoaa baS
YRS. gfattion fin afoeoe Neanos Ben.
ner anton 9anieIien, Senrp otter 90
8nltao anoerion ON at bieIpe iii meo
at boloe gagt, inotil Sfatten bar fun.
Den. De fom. og / SCREENING meo
beltoes eneite Ssn patruIierebe De
langs Stranoen for at boISe Sic ueo
millige Sfattesrdpere. Gen arme
Some er faa meget mere bunae, iom
benoeS Wfano gierne tog fig en Sup,
og od ftnoe bet 10 bpnbe, at ban
fortalte fine Griffebrsore, boor han
bapSe n%eograoet fin Sfat. 6or en-
&to fiSen trueSe en- al Dem meo at
aabenbare, bpor gengene ligger. SCR
ban oeoe, bao Suitruen bam at for.
t9lle, boor ban baobe siort al benz;
men ban oiloe lite bsre paa Oct Gre.
San pilee beller life iige noget til fine
Sl9gtninse. Snoeu ban paa Soipt.
talet table 8epioitbeben, trpngte bun
ino paa bam. "&i bebsper 8enge til at
Degrade Dig meo," iagoe bum; ~bpor
fan III ftnbe bem?" Iattlon mente,
at ban life oiloe % MI % bolot poo
i'm SefnneIigbeo. SiliibIt gioroe ban
ct ipagt 6orisg pnn of fortqae fin
Suftru, bpor Eengene er f~fiuIte; men
oa tatte ban iaa utpbeIie, at oct life
bar Haao at forItoa BAN.
anoers @attiou fom til G6icoao
for 10 aar iiben 90 beapn0te at fife
] Safe Dti6igan. @eo egen Saono
bBggeoe ban fig en- Spite peb Stran.
Den noen at betaIe en- Gent for Com.
ten. 8itnot ON arlagbe SuItruen en-
Saoe. bpor bun aolebe 8oteter o.
Srsninger. SUN bolot oaiaa SOUS.
Saa Den @aabe leoeoe 6amiIien ON.
trent frit. On @intrene arbeioe6e
@anam iom @itrer os tiente aooe
&enge. NpIig betaIte Senniplpania.
9anen bnm $500 iom @%ritatninq for
geifaoieelier. ct Sren bapoe t~ilfsiet
bam / HGrbeoeu al bnns Spite. Cite
eiemte ban line Eenge / en- 2poer.
pung, iom ban bar paa jig. Suor
er De MI?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29

soar an Stc6et), Q geriiaersooer,
2 @uIersober, en- 2beifaal Sfiufe
elier @sscpsIfe. "g5ieners" fan
ogiaa benpttes. @aucen lapes at t1a
Spiiefte Smsr, en- itrssen Spiieife
ayiel, en- Wint aisbfruft, en- aniios,
en- anipsob Aoiennepeber, en- Spiie'
re aiiIsr, en- aninsob aImiuocIis @e.
Der. Smsret brunes, irsres Welet.
ip9oes meb aroften, sipes ct Spfog,
tiIiGttes bet ! inna Girfanter OPP
%ffdarne fogtc ener fteste aiso, be rem.
iebe, foete opifanrne RsbSer, ben rem
ieSe, flint ubenebne aniios, aaienne.
&uIsr % Heber. SIT babes ! en- imirt
Sorm, itrses meS iteSt grsb os ite-
ges | gaeerobnen omtrent ~ Sime.
Gen ierperes ! Gormer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29

life fan faa fat | eIler fuIoelig tage
Senipn til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29
Sportreform.

Erpiibenten for Columbia Timber.
iitet i 0etp Yorf, Ritctas R1lrrap
Butler, anbeialer en- Soranbrtng |
SsiifoIerne8 Sport. San bar neSiat
to apmiteer, Sen enc beitaae1be al
S~ofi,ltetetsmeblemmer og BEN nnSen
al Mlumner, for at oe ffal ooeroete
Sogen % inofomme meb Snbitiqin.
ger. 8rGiibent Butler snifer life, at
otbletiife 2belier ifal opbsre beb
bans 2GreanitaIt, men at beres nlt-
parenoe 6orm ifal afifaffes. Site
betfor at bore inbifr9nfeoe til nogle
iaa Iom MI ifal ollie @leper f1lnne Del
tage | Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29

@Spristisc" 8suere. Suleoa8 1904
bIeu 9lano GationaI6anf / @alpeiton
plpnoret for $4,000, % mi bar RS
bernie ieltnt aasierer SaSper fslgenoe
grep: "@i fommer otter til 9ereS
gouf for at bente nor aarlige Siile'
flap. gebag at bope ret mango
Genge pan Snano. Zen 6oripning,
ot ff fieite Sui, bar omtrent gaaei
meS. 81 er is Mano." Nr. Sasper
tror. at Srepet life er Ell Spsg, men
alpcrIis meut. % ban bar taget fine
5prbcIosregler Sereitcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29
Suareragpnt.

10 Runb 5oarefisb, n 8ilnb go.
teter, 2 SEQ, libt Geber, 5aIt efter
.Smag og 8 Stopper fogenSe ganb.
.Sisbet baifes / Iuufeut ganS, 6eIeS
OF I imaa Stpffer, babes / 8rpts
tiai8emeb 8an6et eg en- Sbeifc Salt.
.Naar bet foyer op, ifummes Oct gcbt
% imnaIurrer pioere unoer 9aag ON.
trent en- &ime. 60 paifeoe, ifrGQebe
Goteter oeleS ! TO, 9sgen renies og
Flores Sfiper; beage Dele lGsaes
/ 8rpoeu, ligeiaa Ell 8nipsob Beber
%, ON BET trGnaeS, Iiot mere Satt,
cg bette imaafoger meb aisSet ON.
trent en- Sime. Naor set ieroere8.
IGgges 9isbet | @ibten % Soteterm
omfrin9. Sfuloe ganbet fose for
meget bort, 1taa oct ip9oes meb TO.
genoe 8ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29
@aas | hpib Eauee.

On 8nas, en- Geriiaeroo, en- Sftpe
Seaertrob, @onb, Salt, 3 Spiieifeer
.Smsr, ~ Spiieife Mel, Iiot @aien.
nepeber, en- 8ripSoo Suffer, 8 Sop.
per &raft, en- Sbeife GitronIoit, en-
Spiieife Sberrp. 2 SpiieIfeer Slsbc,
z a 3 sGggeblommer. 8aaien renies
poa alminbelig BIS og IRgges / Sane
atdtteu otter, eiter Of 6en er oabnet oa
rcniet. On Woreenen iGtteS Sen
oper / en- @rpbe me6 fogenbe 8anb,
irm or ialtet, - Der maa pRre inn
ItsPget Sanb, at set itaar goot opcr
6aoien. Rsooerne bnpeS l. % 8aa.
ien foyer, til Den cr mgr - omtreui
~ Cine. Gen togeS ion op,
ober'fpIeS meb foIot GanS, De,
IeS op / paSfeltoe Stptfer, Ser
hoIocs barme / noget al &raften.
Smpret fmeItes, irsres Reiet, ipG,
be$ mcS ben iitebe ifllmmeoe Strait.
gioeS ct Spfpg, imaafo8er 8 eaer tC
@iruter, togeS at Stppen o. tiliEt,
tcS Soienne, Suffer, Gitroniait
Sbcrrp % SGgscbIommerue, piipet
meb SIebcn. Salt babes / eitei
Smag. Saucen boISes parnt oeo al
iGtteS op | en- onoen itSrre 8rpSt
meo fo9en6e @nnS /. Gen opifaarnt
@aa8 lGg8eS paa ct flabt SAB, ol
.Saucen brIoeS ODER.
Saipcruutaecr.
20 9mn0 aaIpefigo al 2aaret, s
Spiieifeer 8eriiae, p Tunb 8iso,
farce, 2 Spiieifeer Smer, en- Iiser
Salertroo, en- &beitc Salt, - Sbe
tie Seber, - Sop &ono. Snlicen Ia
res al Ell toppet Seiieite Smsr, Y
sic Rel, &%isbfraiten, bpori &isoe
cr fpgt, en- Spiieife Sin, en- Spiieitt
6Isoe, Ell anip&ob 9aienue, er
&utpSob Suffer. Sisbet IfiGreS
Stiper % banfe& goSt. 8oa bpel
Sfiue IRggeS louaSefter omtrent t,
Gr$iertifeer Sisofaree, oerooer itrse!
beu iiubaffcbe Fertile, Sen reuieSe
ituifaorue SeIleri (nlminoclia Staua
ISeueri 9oar goot am Ser fsrit bal
fooet ct Spto9 / fo9enoc Sauo, q
Salt % Geberitpffrrue iauinenruGe,
og ombinOeS meo tpuS Sp$iiug
,Smsret brlneS Init i Ranben, Der
btitncS Sie0et % puabeIocS @au6c
Iog imooiurrer Serpna, til aisoct c,
mort, omtreRt en- baIu Sime eaer tr
&parter. I'll Sauccn brrncS Sme
ret. irereS Mele. ip9SeS meo 6el
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29
3nTst % AfGkkestst
Rst,ssrst d a srafhS cnsuslsA
Sarcneg.

Gre Gpiieffeer Smsr, 1 Spiielfe
Wiel, 1 nnie BleIf, 1 Bint aisbfrnit,
/ Sop 5Isbe, / 9befte Salt, en- Care.
.$aren fiaaes, berries for ale Climb,
acbnes, naifes. lisger | ganb ct Bar
Elmer, torres oerpaa eobt. SIeffet
Fjpres | fine StrimIer, bermeo ipRf.
fes Saren, efter at bore LET fn9ffet.
&alpparten of Smsret brines ! Ste-
aepanbe oppaa Stooen BERT brunes
Saren poa 8pggen, benbes, brunes
poa ben nnben Sibe, os iaa iattes
Ganben | @agerobnen. On Spiieife
Smsr bruneS | 8rpbe, irpreS Nfelet,
ipGoes meo 3raften % @anbet %
SaIooelen af GIsben, bette gipes ct
gpot Spfog og bellies oerpaa ooer
Saren. Saren iteges pibere | gager.
oDnen unber itabig 9rppnins ON.
trent en- Zine ,ba tnees Saren op,
Sauccn files, bopes igien / @rpSen,
tiIiRttes &eiten al Slsoen, Spltetsiet
% 9feiten at Smsret, Der irsreS folbt.
Slot brlln 4ulsr fan BABES / Saueen.
9aren ierberes BELT meb forifieuigc
SIa9s @reniaser, iom @uIersboer
o. erter, eller itegte tomatoes, eaer
itegte Yoteter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29

Sieruer seitrpbcr. ipru fprdrmer Stpoet
GA girtulatiunen. Stauier al 5critpreiie,
iem htHbrer RartnssH. let er hpac Soai'
tiers acdu Wtoumtdia Sea slpr. IS Gents.
&c eier 5abietter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-12-29
gauSetS SiGrErrbaRSel.

2ouNbruaSminiitcr @ilion ppIpicr,
at ri i9lgcr 6iPrfr9 for sen nctte
Sum al $3S0.OO0,O 900 / rruoe GoI.
QCtte CT en- umnnOrlig iior &9r0i,
moo booo DC fcite 6oIf utl ontnge, ser
life bar ueiere Reoe poo SEN Ting.
Cog uotaIcr Sr. @iliou, at ban hao.
her OF tltnne oplepe oeu Gaa, ga &su'
icne / De Borenc0e Stoter nil betaIe
ale RegicriugenS llhgiitcr. iuu at
uaar &%ou9rcSiem iomIeS, ali Den oo
piI bcbspe at iper8e ON er, hpao @ris
len cr puu g@g.
9hl, bette fan iuneS at pnrc opcr.
SrcOcnt % en- ili8 6orboabning fan
life pertes at bIipc iii 8trfeIiaheS.
4ten er Der ! uolet [IIipIoe San0beo
/ 0Cn peItieuSte llOtulelie. at mango
&Gtte imaa, aier en- itor Na." iaa boil.
Der Den Stiff Der. Ge itattitiife Opga'
Der ooer S@ggeproouttiOncu, oa bpoN
Der itanr / So~rbIn0elie oermeo i bette
itore Sauo er oioeleS forbouieuSe
itore, ietU ON man uoelaoer oeu Del
al @g % 6lGrfrP, iom i~orbraae5
! Blemme ! 5amitieu % iom Statiitifen
The Washington times., 1905-11-19
Cars instability

] heard today that well-known men,
Der OF our royal family had said. speak
ing of the Czar of Russia, that the
trouble with him was his utter insta
bility. that he wanted one thing one
day. and then changed the next, and
that consequently there was no reckon
ing with his resolves. The same in
formant told me that the Czarina had
from the day of her marriage steadily
refused to hear anything at all about
public matters. that on many occasions
the Car had wished 20 consult her and
had even begged her to give him her
advice. but that she had always said
she utterly refused 10 have anything
whatever to do with the political life in
Russia, and even lately when matters
The Washington times., 1905-11-19

about the Order OF the Garter. and Il Is
fhat women were recognized as com
panions. In 1876 the Duchess OF Bedford
belonged TO the order. and ia 14ss the
Countess of Richmond, Joan. Princess
Of Wales. mother of Richard II. ana the
Kings two Queens. Anne of Robesnis,
and Isabel of France, and many OTHERS
shared the honor; Queen vfctoria vss
head Of the order as reigning sovereign.
but 400 years lapsed after LADY AtareaTe.,
Lancaster was invested with tbe ~
signia. before King Edward VII ad-
mitted Queen Alexandra
Like the knights the ladies had ,ha,r
robes presented 10 them. and IN 1asS
IL was stated. wi yerds OF blue .,sl.
vel, VI. yeTsis OF white damask. the ear-
ter OF rlttideur blue. with batons Of gold
lace were served out for their use.
It IL strange to me tbat women have
never emphasized the fact that In old
days the order was given to them by
right Of nea-it. nowadays it is simply
oGe of the accomplishments of royal po-
sitlon. The very last appearance OF La
dies of the Garter IN Public was IN 1876.
when the Marchioness OF Montacute In
The Washington times., 1905-11-19

and various have been the stories as to
its INCEPTION, but when John Taylor
presented his address as master Of the
rolls to Francis / on his Investment. he
mentioned that Richard / caused a
leather thong TO be bound round the
knees of the bravest knight OF the siege
of Acre. and it is most probable that the
confraternity originally existed for
awarding brilliant deeds of arms.
The origin of the legend has been fan
tasticaiiy traced to the fact that King
Edward III. dancing with the Countess
of Salisbury. the latter dropped her
garter. and his majesty picked It UP and
tied it round his own les; the Queen
observing the incident. cast jealous
glances, and the King, seeing that mis
chief was brewing. handed back the silk
ribbon TO the peeress with the words.
"Honi. sol qui NAL pcnse." But ] be-
ieve this legend Is groandlsss. and that
the motto had reference TO second
campaign against the FlencE on whica
the King was entering. hence It came
that the emblem was blue. the color Of
French livery.
There is. however. exc curious point
The Washington times., 1905-11-19

prisoned. that It requires some mental
gymnastics 10 arrive at the altered sit
uation which We find today, but the
question in my mind is not so much as
to whether the honor is deserved. for of
that | think there IS no doubt, but
rather whether the persecution and the
poverty which constituted in a large
measure the heritage of the Salvation
Army, and which are now no longer
theirs. viii not be a greater loss. and the
prominence and position lesser gain.
The Salvation Army must be poor. for
unless they remain the modern Francis
cans they cannot retain their influence,
and their work must lie among those
who have been hitherto deemed the
hopeless outcasts of our nation, for
otherwise their raison d5etre ceases to
he
The Washington times., 1905-11-19

The conferment of the freedom of the
city of London upon General Booth, the
honor shown TO men who have achieved
some greatness, marks the passing OF a
religious movement into a new arena.
There was something 10 my mind slngu-
larly touching in the rough. rugged old
man who walked up the steps OF the
Mansion House last week. surrounded
by the fsntastic body guard which rep
resents religion TO so many thousands
of the very poorest in this country.
It is such short time since these
people were boycotted. prosecuted, i'm
The Washington times., 1905-11-19

had become so acute her husband had
almost entTeated her TO discuss the sit
Gation, but had turned the subject away
by talking of what the children were to
have for dinner
1t is also rlrncred from very reliable
sources that the Gar was really in ia
Vor of giving greater freedom to Fin
land, but that the man who put his
spoke in the wheel and persuaded him
to continue the policy OF repression was
none other than the Emperor William
himself.
The Washington times., 1905-11-19

a silk gown and the Lady Marquis OF
Dorset rode 10 mass at st. Georges.
Windsor.
1t win be well. think. when We go
back TO the days when women.s merits
were recognized. for living as we do in
a time when woman takes as great a
burden upon her shoulders for The bet
tcrment of humanity as man. her
achievements surely deserve as great
reward
tcoprright. ". r. Hearss. laasA
The Washington times., 1905-11-19
WRECK KILLS TWO MEN
AND BLOCKS B. AND O.

CUMBERLAND. Md. Nov. s.-An
eastboend Baltimoee and Ohio freight
ran into a westbound freight at Raw
ltngs. eleven miles west CT here today.
killing Brakeman G V. Marks and
Fireman Jeremiah Collins. and seriously
scalding Engineer NcManis. of Grafton.
One engine and five cars were wreck
CO. Both tracks were blocked and Balti-
more and Ohio passenger trains are be-
ing transferred around the wreck via
the West Virginia Central
The Washington times., 1905-11-19

freedom. or that a parliament under the
patronage of Count Witte will give the
needed reforms. But Russia will not be
fooled again, and the great volcanic
movement which Is shaking the ceun-
try to its foundations cannot be arrest
cd by unfulhlIed promises stuffed into
the political crater
The Washington times., 1905-11-19
Mikado 10 Re Kniehted.

The MilSado is to be admitted to the
Most Noble Order OF the Garter, the
most ancient Of the orders of the British
Knighthood. King Edward III recog-
nized the order in 1874. but the knights
existed earlier In a different form. Many
The Washington times., 1905-11-19
Eat Filthy Straw.

The people live IN houses in which nc
man would stable his horse; on filthy
straw they eat and sleep. here the chill
orsn are born, and the women keep
their hideous homes among the calves
end the pigs and the fowls. while these
animals are yet alive. and IN unbearabIe
desoIatfon when they are dead. And
now that they are no longer fed they
can only crawl 10 the big stove to warm
themselves IN turn while ot.iers freeze
ia the corners OF the hover;
The peasants normal food Is nothing
better than plain cabbage IN hot water.
hemp oil. boiled potatoes when they can
be got. and wheat graot. TO which Is
added perhaps a fowl at Christmas or
al Easter But all this has been lack
ing for some time and black bread has
been the only food. and now that fam
inc stands grim and gaunt outside the
home even the bread is wanting. but the
Russian government cares nothing so
long as the taxes are paid.
And now, on the Goth Of October. the
Gar has sanctioned a constitution and
the end OF the autocracy has come. and
II the promises made IN the .nanffesfo
are fulfilled the czar has abdieated his
autocracy That Is the big II
II is difficult 70 believe that Trepon
viii assist IN throwing open the doors OF
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-01-20
rHE LEGISLATURES.

A recess Of the General Assem-.
bly, of thirty.three days from Feb
ruary 4 TO March Z, was provided
for in a joint resolution that pass
ed the House Tuesday morning.
In the same connection a limit was
set on the number of members to
compose the four junketing COM
mittees and the number of days
during recess they are to be al
lowed to draw per diem.
Mr.. Stratton, author of the bill
to extend the Adams law and other
reform measures, this morning in
PRODUCED a measure on the Cunning
evil. He desires to make it a
felony to be in any way, as lessee,
owner or employee, connected with
a gambling house, punishable by
one or two years in the peniten-
tiary. 1t is made a still greater
felony two or five years in prison
Ito have gambling table or de-
vice in ones possession.
Mr.. Steele introduced new bill
provided that absolute divorces
be granted only in cases of adul-
terry. From all other causes the
divorce shall only be from bed
and board.
Mr.. Mcclure offered joint res
olution relative to the iunketing
committees that are to hold forth
during the recess. 1t limits the
time to be allowed each committee
and also the number to be on each
committee. 1t provides that the
Charitable, Educational, Peniten.
tiary and Agricultural committees
are each to be composed of four
Senators, including the chairman
and six Representatives, including
the chairman. The committees
are to take only such time in do
ing their work as is absolutely
necessary, but are each to have
minimum limit as follows: Char
liable, twenty days; educational,
fifteen days; penitentiary, twenty
days; agricultural, ten days. I'm
der q suspension Of the rules, the
resolution was unanimously adopt
ed.
Mr.. Mcdowell introduced
new bill to establish a la& court
at Obion.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-01-20
Non Resident Notice.

L. S. ROME VS.. ADDIE REEVES Ell Al.
In the County Court Of Obion
County, Tenn.
In this cause it appearing to the
Clerk of County Court from the bill.
which is sworn to, that the defend
ants, Addie Reeves, M. A. Reeves,
Ellen Sitton, j. T.. Sitton, Annie Ca
ruthers and Carrie Caruthers, arc nom
residents of the State Of Tennessee
and that personal service cannot be
had upon them, it is therefore ordered
by me, the Clerk Of the County Court,
that publication issue for four consec
utiye weeks in Tie Commercial, Il
weekly newspaper published at Union
City, In Obion County, Tenn, COM
handing the said defendants above
to appear before the Coun-
ty Court of said County at Union
City, on the
First Monday Of Februory, 1905,
and answer the allegation OF said bill
Or same will be taken as confessed and
the cause set for hearing ex parte.
S. h HOWARD.
Clerk of County Court.
BY II. M. GOLDEN, ID. G.
December Is 1904
Rice A Pierce & Son, solicitors for
complainant.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-01-20
LAND SALE.

T. j Smith ct al vs.. james Chappell
ct al.
BY virtue and in obedience to an in
terlocuJory decree entered In the above
style d cause ia the County Court of
Obion County, Tenn, at the January
term, 1905, ! will on the
4th Day of February, 1905,
sell to the highest and best bidder tha
following described tract Of land, Sit
uated in the Seventh Civil District OF
Obion County, Tenn, and bounded as
follows: On the north by Il. W. Dick
erson, on the west by J.. @. Wagster.
on the south by dowery of Mrs. Eliza
Taylor, and on the east by said dowery
and Geo. Taylor heirs and j. g. Way
ster, and contains AZ acres, said land
is sold to pay off purchase money
notes. Terms Of sale Half cash, bal
ance on acredit Of twelve months, with
interest from date with approved per-
sonal security aud lien retained to Sc
cure the deferred payment.
S. Il. HOWARD, Clerk.
This January II, 1905.
Geo. r Kenney, solicitor for com
plainants.
J. L. Mosler, guardian ad litem.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-01-20
ROUTE ELEVEN.

Mrs. James Litchford and sister,
Of Union City, visited Mr.. ] A.
Crawford of this place.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Knox
Cooper has been very sick, but was
some better this week.
Miss Leila Stone has returned
from visit to Lake County with
her sister, Mrs. Sutton.
Miss Annie May Smith enter
tanned a host of friends at finch
last Saturday night.
A serenade party from Talley's
mill was out among their friends
Saturday night.
T. H. Barry and family we're the
guests Of Mr.. J. A. Crawford Sun
day.
Brother Hooper preached an ex-
cellent sermon at Cobb's Chapel
Sunday evening.
Misses Lola and Mona Stone
we're the guests OF Misses Hautie
and Elsie Tucker last Saturday.
Tom THUMB.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-01-20
Land Sale.

MRS. ELLA JOHNSON, ADMINIsTRA-
TRIx or ). n. JOHNSON, KS. CARL
JOHNSON.
Pursuant TO a decree OF the County
Court OF Obion County. Tennessee,
entered in the above styled cause. at
the January term, 1905, l viii, on
Saturday, the 18th day February, 1905.
in front Of the law Office OF J. G.
Smith & Son. ia Troy, Tennessee, ex.
pose for sale one-half cash and the
balance on a credit OF twelve months,
with interest from date, aud subject
to the homestead and dover rights OF
Mrs. Ella johnson, the widow OF S. n.
johnson. tract Of land OF seventy
acres, more or less. lying in the Flew
enth Civil District Of Oh on County,
Tennessee, bounded on the north by
Wright, on the east by Finch -,
on the south by Miner, and on tile
west by Pierce Twenty-eighU acres
and one hundred and thirty poles on
the north end OF this tract is not in
with homestead and dover
rights. Particulars on day of sale
This the 18th day OF January, 1905.
s. X. HowA ARD, Clerk
j, G. SMITH Il SON.
Attorneys for Petitioner.