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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-20

noh nirfIihen. ourd uuffoltlbe un'
terThieDe ce8ethnsten Nutioner, ION.
bern MIR mad St6mmen organIllrt
fino, beIt.bt cine Gbe nd4 unlsrtll zee
griffen iibtrbnupt niht. Die ittills
den 8egriffs fnb bort nod gnnS ron
unb unentpidelt. Mud bic Gttbt ttrl'
men ient Boiler gar niht unO ne ers
blidtn in Der WerbinOung spifdet
Wonn unb 6ran nur ben 3fDtd Der
TprtpfIan3ung. Dos Gtfiibl Der
51Dnbeit, fpelbts Bel WDlfern hOhtrer
Rultur bic 2iebe HGbrt, lit jener tiefer
itsbenbsn Observation-Disclosures pouig
fremb. Nur bic untreus 0 ne Grs
ldubniB bes @utten spirb an Der Gruu
qeobnoet. Dem @nfe, ODER BEN
prisIter, ober ireenO einem 5Oberites
benben bic 5rou Su iiberlohsn, err
fhetnt BEL ienen WDItern dls cine
9fliht Ser 6Dflihteit uno Der 8alts
lihteit, ODER tpirb audi ais Wsittsl pes
@eloertperbs bstrodtet. Wie bduftg
pirD bon 5pri1uugsreiienoen bsrids
tet, bag lie, BEL einem Ipl4en Stomms
All SAT- ipeiIenb, aud bic linen . MI
6erIihe @aIfespFli6t. bic 8srtretuna
bts Gbeberrn, az erfiiuen batten. Bsl
ienen 8Dltern 9atten Iih fribasttig
3tpei chamber entgegengeiebte 9dupt
former Der G6e beraasgebilbet, bic
Enbpedmie, mslhs bic Midnner zines
Gtammes 3iir Mabl bon Grduen aus
benz eigenen Gtdmme Stpdng. uno ole
Grcaamie, fpelhe Dorfdreibt, DdB Der
Mann fIn Iein Weib, (ooer feline
Meiber) aus ben NahbarftGmmen bos
Zen muBts. Die Grosdmie enttpifelte
Ti6 npbl banptl1hlih aus Der S6en
Dor Der 8lutidnnOe. Sie fiibrtt oft
gum Weiberrdube, nelher trte=
gerifnen StGmmen ols Gin 3eihsn
BON aiihnbeit unb Tapferteit gait uno
bon pelhem audi bel ben beutigsn
aalturpOltsrn no4 mun9e 6o15sitss
ssbrdubs 3eusniB ablsG:
Die erife MittbeiIuus iiber eineu BEL
elmer Hdtipn eingstretenen Grduens
mdnaeI unb bsfen 8%eleitigung gibt
uns Der rDmil1e Shriftiteller 2iDius
in Ieiner GhilOernng Der 8egriinonng
Roms onr1 ben fdgenboften aOnis
GomuIua, Der ieinen 8runer Rtmus
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oriinDsn IGBt Iih iens MittbeilunS
niht. Der tpirtli1e llrIprnns ROms
iii Duntel. 3ipius era6blt cine Sage.
pelde fih i'm 9olte erbalten bat. nno
mslhe ebenTc gut ourh bic lleberlies
Ferung bon @eIhls9t 3u 9eIhIedt
e~ntItellt pnrbsn fem, ais aud ben
NeIf elmer Dabrbeit entbdIten lam.
Sc banbeIt Ii6 bier un ben beribm=
ten Raub Der Sabinertnnen,
Die tapfersn nn6 toItiibnsn Mdns
nsr, pslbe Su Anfang oss Iieb5ebns
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-20

Mk fcmms Is nrAL hab In Mmts
siFa, namentIih In ben Ger. 5taoten.
Die sgran In 70 bo6em MHisben itebt
unn bdB Der Niirser btr Union Tih
bpr allen nRberen Nntiontn bird
MitttrIiHteit - oft bnrm elm llebtrs
NAB btrleEben cnsseihnet9 Der
AmtriinHtr iTt bod fDHf eiesntliA
niat 70 otIdmeibis nnb enteegentpms
merb i'm Wtrtebr init ben MeHf6en.
EolIte bas 0msrifonifhe Bolt bitIs
Mitttrlihfsit niht sintm befOnoertn
nmIfnHoe perbuntsn9 Wscn muB ts
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-20

paren bic MGnner Der 3uerIt geIanos
ten 6rausn nit ibrsr grperbung 5us
frieDen, baB Der 3fpeite Sranencdrgo
sinen betrG9tli9 b0beren preis brdhs
te, als Der er1te. Der Yreis fir cine
bsrortis be3pseHe @befruu ipor urs
IpriingIih 120 9funb, fpGter dbsr
$50 gfunb Sdbat. Der Breis
hes 8ireiniiden Sabats betrug
b1maIs brei Shilins bas Bfunb.
Die ilneen MGbhen purben BON ben
Mdnnsrn nidt hur fOfort unb NIT
9rcbem Gifer getduft, fonoerr ne
purben aud nit grocer Site EMP an
aen uno fe ftnb pprtreffIid BON isrsn
MGnnern bebonoelt iporoen, IN 6ois
ge nefen breiteten fth t~ugenohafte
Sitten unb grpBes Moblbebagen uns
ter ben nun beoet6ten gflanSern uno
Tarmern auS unb sr696ten ods Slid
unb bic Moblfabrt Der Golonie. 81
ben Geqaunqea bee EbeEfonfes tamen
bcnn natiiriia ipdtsr bic @erp li4s
til gen fir Gr5itbung ano 59ullng
eer 2in6er. gu oieIem 3rDede tpuroe
auf anregrng beg &Onies bon Gngs
lamb pon ben eRgIii6en 8if6pfen cine
betrG4tli6e 8elnIumme geiammelt."
4ud in 6iloretbs pprtreffli1er 8es
Ihihte Der Ser. Stdaten nirD oieie
Srauen : Smportation eripGbnt uno
babel srtldrt, ooB pieIe MaBregsI
aans duBsrorbertli9 gum Slid uno
sur Gntnidlung Der golonie beigetras
9en bat. Silbretb Iagt oaB Der in
Sabot be3obIte Briefs fir Elm She
peib, na6 4ntunft ber srltsn Sen
buuq BON Nldohen ungefd6r rs Doll
lars mad, un1erem @sloe betrooen has
Be, Die annette 3ufugr BON 5rauen bas
he ieoo1 bpppelt 10 piel per Gopf eins
aebra6t. Die Sohe miro oasemein
ais elm SannsIsseIddft oargeftellt,
enu mir erfabren bdDon eisentli6
nur aus ben Berihtsn Der pripelieirs
len gsfiecelungs @efeai4dFt, peIde
fir bic 8efOroerung Der 6rauen ben
oafiir BON ben WGnnern ~ge3nblten
preis einIfedte. Sn 8ireinien Iuns
girte oamats Der 9dbot alsems;u uls
@slo, in Ghnliher BeiIs pie in Der
bpuGnoii6sn Golonis 81 BeDtrDpt
(gibertapt, BEN iebigen AlbdnD. U.
~ ods giberFsn ungsfGbr our ltlben
,3eit bi. Rple bss ssminsien Geloss
lpislis.
Sn GAMBIA tpurb.n bon ben sIruns
sOIsn .bsnfolls gauge SaiftsIoSxussn
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-20
S%rQnenmangel IN AmTlka.

Etaates unn nRItrer slcrrsiHsn re-
pubIif i'll. MIIo sbre. Bite Brantn bin.
fort nub oLIe .3sit, bic GgiroDaaanssn,
rueId,e Tib bic 10 Gerthrten be UNI
bo erIoaben, FnS Idnsit niHt 70
Ihlimm. oEs ttipd tin RoRgsl BON
Ritterlihteit geoeuiibsr benz Ges
FdIehte p6rs. pel6es bod nun siu'
NAL bds f6nG6ers lift unb bletbeH
ipirb, tros alIsr 8~sItrtbungen unisrsr
new women.
Sci ben RaturOOItern. Delhs n1t'
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-20

SonS in Sono bamit piEa bic SatItns
Suna BON Str6Flinam unp SUD-
h6n Stern aus Gnalauo. ndmtnilih
nab Siraiuisn. 1itls Wl6nneF parf
ben ais Rnthtt bsn pfIonSern ptr'
mi,tbsi unb alpor ouf cine Rtibs poH
Sohren, trIanaten isopA fpdisr thrt
Grcibeit unh puroen anitenltr une
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-20

Werltbr hOdss. iinn babel brduNtt
bic b,trsfTsubs Ir0a itiutslDsss i4sn
pnst ilna Az fem. um bic btIDnnoerns
ben 9lidt Der sabtrsihtn Wdnnsr nut
Sth al sisbtn. 2us itntr 3sit itpnrnit
aud bic 70 of sr3Gblie gnttbctt, bob
bas fan adns aus Mdnntrn beltth.noe
Auditorium zines 1htdters In san
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-20

Srancisco bic S6~auipieler gum Aufs
b6ren nit Der 8o%riteIung s~eotpungtn
babe, als plOslid elm tltines 8inb,
tpel9ss bi. Mutter NIT ms She1ter
senommen bate, al f9reien aiming.
Sb bic 9eI9ihte pdbr .Ober erfunbeR
lit, ldBt fi9 niGt feftite[Ien, ober IS
lGBt fi1 isbr ppbl benten, baB bic
raubsn MGnner, fpel6e 10 LANCE ibren
5amilien entfremOet geneItn tDarerl,
tief seriibrt tpurben, uls plObli4 oas
S6reien bes &inbes ertDnte.
Gines unIerer 8ilb9en felt bic
antunft Der eriten 5ruu in einem
@oIbgrGberlaser bes Occur b'alene
9tItrittes bon SbdbO bar. Dir fiir9s
ten iebr, baB Der 9liidlthe unter ben
pielen 8etper6ern un bic @unft bieIer
eriten 6rdu ii6 ni1t febr lange TIRES
8eIiBes srfrsut BADEN biirfte, benn
fpenn bic @iferiu9t unter berortisen
~llmftGnbsn unb Bel MGnnsrn eintritt,
Die 10 lanee Der 6rauen snttpDbnt Iino,
70 lit bas cine iebr bdrte 9robs auf
bic IonIt 70 NIT &s6t geriibmte Hits
terli6teit bss Entertainers.
en- ben peit entfernt BON alien bliss
beriaen 8ertebrSIraben gele9enen
Minenpiitritten BON 4lasta baben
Ii6 perbGltniBmdBig RAID audi cine
beI9rdntts an3abl 5rauen eingefuns
ben unb in benz SauptOrte Danfpn
CAB Is I6pn in ben erIten Sabren Der
@riTten3 bss Srts 2analptule, mo
man elm Oubenb @pdst0hter tdgli4
antreffen fonnte. 9isie MGbden tdn3s
ten bort nit ben 9ditsn pes 2ntals
unb lisBeR Ti4 fir isbsn Sana eiuen
Dollar be3ablsn. .@tntge oieIer Wldos
den babsn ii9 bort bdlb Elm tleinss
0erm0gsn ertpprben, uno ipobl Cue
babsn WGnner sefunoen. Dos Sdns
aen in bisien f6le9t pentilirten, NIT
Sobatsrau9 bur6iebten 2otalen,
mar fir bic SGnSerinnen eine groBe
DUAL, num.ntli4 ba bic SGnSsr Oft
eenug angetrunten ndren. Seoo4
itauben bieie EaR3mGb6en unter benz
54uBe Der @eiammtbeit Der Safe
unb tpsbe bern 8urf9en, Der id etipd
All elmer .Ribbanblung bieier SGnSes
rinnen bate btnreiBen laHen!.
Sn ben mittIeren fpsItli9en Stadtst
fam es Dor ungefdbr Sebn Sabren
nod bGufig Dor, baB Mdnner, tpelhe
ibre Gbefrausn ribbanosltsn, Ober
peIde Gbebrud gstrisben butten, BON
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-12-20

en- Canada tpurbsn bon ben sgrnns
spIen .bsnIolis ednas SdiffsIobxussn
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.

Inclement weather last week
continued to retard business
improvement to some extent,
but the conditions in most
branches of trade are favorable
for steady expansion as the
season advances toward spring.
Railroad traffic has been less
interrupted, and returns of
earnings so far as reported for
January show moderate gains.
Leading industries are active,
although there is room for con
siderable bettcrment in the
cotton goods manufacture. The
movement to market of grain.
cotton and produce continues
light, owing largely to cold
weather. The least favorable
trade reports come from the
South, although the upward
trend of cotton prices last week
has caused a more hopeful
sentiment. Gold exports have
been unusually heavy.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11
SMITH MAKES A GAIN
Secures a Big Advantage In
the Canvass of Votes in
Talbot County.

Easton. Md, Feb. Sin canvass of
the votes cast at the recent election in
the First precin ct of the First Election
district of Talbot County. Congressman
elect Thomas A. Smith gained 80 ballots
over Congressman w. Fl. Jackson, who
is contesting the others election.
The canvass began here this morning.
and 1t was soon seen that a great many
ballots would be thrown out for improp-
er marking. Before the count the Jack
son representatives expressed a willing
ness that the vote in this particular pre-
cinct stand as it was originally reported
by the election officials Their wishes
were not regarded, however. and the
canvass proceeded.
According to the returns this precinct.
which is one of Easton's three, gave
Smith las and jackson 1873 votes. The
canvass showed that AZ Smith ballots
were improperly marked under strict
Interpretation of the law. and that 50
Jackson ballots were likewise invalid.
This would make the vote for the pre-
cinct. Smith 50 jackson IS, which indi
Gates net gain of 3S votes for Smith in
the precinct.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11

might hold out and get another
Pacific ice-free port. But there
are serious obstacles i'm the way
of such action. Russia has but
one excuse for continuing the
war-to compel reasonable terms
from Japan. Japan, on the 9th
er hand, has little more to gain
by continuing hostilities. She
has already won the prize for
which she fought-the posses
sion of Korea and the posses
sion of the key which at any
moment may be used to open
Manchuria. She may get some
what more territory by continu-
ed fighting, but that is not SO
certain. Any territory which
she may gain will be purchased
pretty dearly. In such circum-
stances, it is unlikely that Jap
an will insist upon hard condi-
tons as the price of peace with
Russia. baltimore Ne,cs.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11
POSSIBILITIES OF PEACE.

Persistent rumors indicate
that a movement is on foot to
end the war in the Far East.
Whether they have any serious
foundation cannot at this time
be stated. That both nations
would welcome peace at this
time can scarcely be doubted.
Russia has been carrying on a
war which is unpopular at home
and abroad. Under some condi-
tons it might wish to continue
it, so that the patriotism of the
subject might turn him from
brooding upon domestic wrongs
to the repelling of foreign in
vasion. Finding an outlet in a
foreign war for domestic dis
content is a very old device of
tyrants and the manipulators
OF peoples. But in this case, in
stead of diverting attention
from domestic abuses, the wal
calls attention more sharply to
them by making them more in
tolerable. Russia's domestic
problems are aggravated by the
war.
And no glory, but only con.
slant disaster, has come to
Russia i'm the war itself. She
has lost her open Asiatic port
and it is practically certain that
she cannot regain it in the pres
ent war. Nothing else in the
East is worth her while fight
ing for. There is no other prize
for which she would be justified
in waging an offensive war. To
be sure. if the Powers would
submit, she might relinquish
Port Arthur as hopelessly lost
and help herself to a slice OF
Mongolia i'm return. Or she
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11
SNOW HILL. ND. FEB. IL.
SMITH IS RIGHT.

IlOu. IlOIIldS "A. oIllGn. In
his answer to Hon. William II.
Jackson. certainly puts the wad
to Mr.. Jackson regarding the
method of voting in Snow Hill
district. Our best citizens will
recall the exciting scenes at
the polling house during the
first election under the so-called
Australian Ballot Law. The
day was nearly half gone be-
fore white men had an oppor-
tunity to vote. Early i'm the
morning the colored voters
gathered at the polling house
and before seven O'Clock there
had been formed a long line.
The white voters. irrespective
of party stood it as long as they
could, and finally there was
trouble. Then it was that a
rule was made allowing a
certain number of colored
voters to enter the polling room
with a certain number of
whites. The advantage has
always been on the side of the
Republicans, because one side
is their solid vote and the other
represents three parties. or
more. In Mr.. Smiths reply
most of which was printed last
week in the MESSENGER. he
says:
Il deny that the Board of Election
Supervisors in Worcester county made
and enforced an unlawful regulation in
several districts. by which a class of
voters known to be supporters of yours
were refused admission into the polling
room, in the order in which they took
their places in line at the polls, where
by You lost many votes. not less than %
in the aggregate, as alleged in your
notice of Contest. but on the contrary ]
charge that at the Election held i'm
November 1897. when the Republican
party was in power in the State of
Maryland and had control of the Board
of Supervisors of Election of Worcester
County, the negroes, or as you term
them. "a class of voters known to be
supporters of.mine. +" formed procession
in the early morning of the Election
day, became loud and boisterous aud ,
disorderly that riot was feared, be-
cause of which the then Board of Super
visors of Election of Worcester County,
the majority of whom were Republi-
cans. adopted the rule of which You now
complain, in order to secure a peacabl.,
quiet and fair election. which rule was
that certain number of white men
should be admitted to vote as against
every negro, which rule has prevailed
ever since and been approved of general.
ly. l deny that you lost single vote
by the enforcement of said rule.
Mr.. Smith is perfectly inform
ed on this subject. The Repub-
lican negro-lover would COM
pei us to stand shoulder to
shoulder and cheek by jowl
with his colored friends. but
we don't believe the colored
man wants that. The division
made between the white and
colored voters in this county
has the approval of all self-re-
speeding white and colored
citizens, and il is only the
common white cur who would
have it otherwise.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11
a Menace To Health.

Kidney trouble is an insidious danger.
aud many people are victims of serious
malady before the symptoms are recog-
nized. Foley's Kidney Cure corrects
irregularities and strengthens aud
builds up the kidneys. and it should be
taken at the first indication of kidney
trouble. as it is impossible to have good
health if the kidneys are deranged. p.
D. Cottingham & Co.. Snow Hill, Lloyd
& Blaine, Pocomoke.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11
GROCERY STORE,
RobinSProperty ForSalt

We offer for sale. on time. by private
bids. our "Old Home" lot, in wood
building district. opposite residences of
o. NJ. Purnell and Dr. Aydelotte, and
fronting on Market Street feet.
Also offer to lease GO years renewable
forever.) by private bids, in lots, or the
whole, land in brick building district,
between McAllen's store and Purnell's
Livery, Eighty nine feet front on Wash
ington Street. Apply to
DIR. WILLIAM l.. ROBINS,
The Rochambeau
Washington. ID. O.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11

To cure Constipation and Liver
troubles by gently moving the bowels
and acting as tonic to the liver, take
Little Early Risers. These Famous
Little Pills are mild. pleasant and harm
less. but effective and sure Their
universal use for many years is strong
guarantee of their popularity and use
fulness. Sold by DIR. Paul Jones. Snow
Hill. Lloyd & Blaine, Pocomoke.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11
SQUARE DEAL

that everybody gets worth of goods for ONE
DOLLAR and having large and commodous storehouse
furnished and equipped in keeping with the demand of this
progressive age, and do carry larger and nicer
stock of Goods than possible for handle in the
store recently vacated This is all, shall keep
abreast of the times and stock until
the store of
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11
FURNITURE

Groceries, and many other useful and needfu things
have and which selling prices that fair and
We wanted and still DESIRE let every body know
that give every customer
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-11
70 OFF

For weeks have advertised for somebody tel
how to write advertisement. We wanted, and still
want, to tell the people, ALL THE PEOPLE, about The
large and nice stock of Dry Goods, Notions Shoes,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-20

Our wagon passes your door every
day; or phone 100 for bread, cakes,
fruits and everything good to eat.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-20
Postal Telegraph Gable.

Miss Annabel Bradshaw furnish
es us the following interesting
news from the Postal Telegraph
Co. There could be very little con-
nected with the entire system more
important to the people of Union
City than the very efficient service
Miss Bradshaw is giving the pa
irons of the line here. A more
pleasant and accommodating en-
ploye would be hard to find.
The Commercial Cable Companys
fifth Atlantic cable from Canso,
Nova Scotia, to Waterville, Ireland,
was completed and put in operation
on October 6. This makes seven
Trans Atlantic cables worked in
direct connection with the lines OF
the Postal Telegraph Cable Com
pany, All of them are duplexed so
that their combined capacity is
fourteen messages at one time.
The new cable is the best and
most expensive submarine cable
ever laid. 1t was manufactured by
the Telegraph Construction and
Maintenance Company, of London,
having been begun IN March, 1905,
and finished and shipped on board
the Construction Company's steam
er. Colonial, on August 8, 1905.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-20
Letter From Dallas.
DalIas. Texas, oct. 9, 19O5.

Dallas, Texas, Oct. 9, 1905.
Sirs: Inclosed you'll find a dol
lar for which please renew my sub
scription to The Commercial. | do
not think / could get along without
it; it is just like letter from home.
/ look forward TO it's coming with
delight. / am certainly delighted
with my new home. | love Ten
nessee, out | like here so much
better. OF course Texas has her
disadvantages and this has been an
unfavorable year, as there has been
so much rain, Wheat was most a
failure, oats splendid, corn good,
cotton not so good. Have splendid
stock range and they are in good
condition to begin winter with.
Long may The Commercial live and
flourish is the wish of one of its adj
mirers. Respectfully,
MRS. FANNIE B. GoAD,
Dallas, Texas.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-20
The HITAL CENTER.
No Man Stronger Than His Stomach Let
Mi-o-na Strengthen Your Digestive
Sysfen

The stomach is your vital center.
No man is stronger than his stom-
ach.
- The average man measures his ply
Acal vitality by his heart, his kidneys,
or his lungs. Yet it is the stomach
that should first be considered when
you cast up the account of health.
Every organ ofShe body Sustained
and nourished by food which is con-
verified into nutrition in the stomach
and conveyed to every part Of the sys-
tenn In the form OF blood. For this
reason when the stomach is strength
ened with Mi.o-na and is able to con-
vert the food into nourishment, all
other organs soon become well This
explains many cures of heart, liver, or
kidney diseases in the cases where
Mi-o-na is used.
1t is the most wonderful health re-
storer known, and Is sold by the Red
Cross Pharmacy under an absolute
guarantee that it costs nothing unless
it restores health. Just one little tab
let out Of a so cent box OF Mi-o-na for
a few days,Snd you will soon see
great improvement in your health.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-20
The Jefferson Stock Company

This company, including the four
Creightons, have brought some very
interesting and novel amusements
TO Union City. In the first place
they have a combination of talent
hard to beat by stock organizations.
Mr.. Hobart c. Godschau as lead c.
cupies the position which would in
anything but a stock company entl-
tie him to the place of star, espe-
cially in the production of THE
Auctioneer. His Uncle Harris
Levi on Monday night placed him
in immediate favor with the audi
ence. Little Miss Francis is anoth-
err interesting stage celebrity. Her
work is very much after the style
of the ingenue, yet she essays the
role Of leading lady with great eff
feet. Mr. Lynn does some very eff
tective character work. The four
Creightons, in their specialties, are
the spice of the show. They are
artists from the very toe tips to the
crown of the head, an attraction
alone worth the price OF the show
Miss Annette, one OF the pretty sis
tiers, is also very talented little
lady in the casts of the plays.
Monday night tickets were issued
to the entire audience emitting the
holder to vote for his choice as the
most attractive lady and gentleman
in the house and another for the
homeliest gentleman. These votes
will be taken up the latter part of
the week and prizes awarded the
winners. The first will be fine
silk umbrella, the second a beauti-
full silk parasol and the otherwill NJ
be made known until the drawing I
takes place. The boys in the bal
cony will also be given cash prize
contest.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-20

LoOkl Best Patent Flour
at S4.75, at mill. Strictly
guaranteed or money re-
funded. Dahnke-Walker
- Milling Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-20
Business Change.

We have bought the interests of
Mr.. H T. Robinson, in the firm of
Robinson, Bransford & Co., and
will continue the business on the
same principle OF One Price to Ev-
erybody. And we will guarantee
satisfaction or your money back.
Mr.. Robinson will still be associ-
ated with us for some time and will
be glad to meet his old friends as
usual. We appreciate the patron
age OF our past business and will
be in better position to take care
of new business. All accounts of
the old firm will be due November |
and we will appreciate a prompt
settlement. The firm name will
not be changed. Assuring you OF
value received and of every courtesy
and our appreciation of your bust
ness, we remain, yours for future
business,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-20
For Sale.

One good two-story frame house
containing rooms, with good barn
and wheat granary. Everything
about this place in good condition.
Worth ST., $50. Will sell quick tor
SIPS.
One fve-room frame house with
barn and outbuildings; worth 5000
Will sell quick for 5000.
A. #. TITTswoRTH
Soft Jordan, Ky.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-10-20
Estray Notice.

Taken up and posted in District
No. IA, of Obion couty, Tenn, by
Sam B. McCaut, one bay mare,
black name and tail, white on right
hind foot, white spot in forehead,
14K hands high, about years old,
valued at $50.
3S-4 THos. r. BARRETT, Ranger.