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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-01
SHADY GROVE.

Miss Bertha Bynum, of Fulton,
was the guest Of friends here Sum
day.
Rev S. Weaver and wife, of near
Harris, attended church here Sun
day, much to the delight of their
many friends.
Miss Laura Yates, of Union City,
is theguest Of Miss Nell Box this
week.
Mr.. Lee Verhine, of Moscow,
visited his grandmother, Mrs. Mag
Davidson, last Sunday.
The protracted meeting at this
place is in full sway and everybody
seems to be expecting great good
to be accomplished, as the church is
working in earnest.
The infant baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Harrison was laid to rest in
Shady Grove cemetery Sunday aft
ternoon. Funeral services conduct
ed by Rev S. r. Wynn.
Miss Eva Rowland, of Crockett,
is visiting Misses Essie and Elsie
Woodfin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Fisher, of
Blytheville, Ark, are visiting
friends and relatives here.
Miss Eura Clark, of Union City,
Is spending the week with Miss
Myrtle Clark.
S. M. Morris and wife are spend
ing a few days at the meeting
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Matthews, last Monday, girl.
Miss Inez Harpole and brother,
Of Jordan, spent Sunday with Miss
Maggie Scott.
YELLOW DOC.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-01
Unclaimed Letters.

Alexander, Mrs Avery; Britt, Q III;
Beasley, Henry; Collins, H A; Cancel,
Bob; Gates, Mrs II e; Dunivant, Il Al;
Doddson, Sam; Edwards, Joe; Frank
lin, Henry; Green, Mrs Mamie;
Graves, Amos; Gillian, r w; Hunt,
Ben; Holier, g III; Haily, Dock, Inga-
han, Zettie; Jones, Eliza; Jones, Della
May; Jones, r b; Johnson, Harson;
johnson, Mrs Annie; Jackson, Mrs.
Meckie; James, S ~; Kenney, Geo Col;
Kirby, VIII: Loe, Sam, lcOl): Meyers,
Ed: Morris, Miss Myra; Newberry, 8
Al; Oglivee, II @; Primrose, w WI;
Parm, York; Ross, Authar; Robertson,
Louise; Reeves, I'd; Robbers, r j;
Robertson, Miss Maggie; Sanders, Or
Vile: Saunders, Beckie; Sanderson,
Very; Tombs, G s.; Thomas, Marie;
Wright, w d; Wlnsett, g.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-01
MOMENTS SYMPATHY
Is Union CITY Women no En-
ception.

cepHon.
How much we owe to the sympa-
thetic side of womankind; when 9TH
ers suffer they cheerfully lend help
ing hand. They tell you the means
which brought relief to them that
you may profit by their experience.
Read the testimony given here by a
Union City woman.
Mrs. j. A. Prieto. widow, residing
on Washington avenue, says: Il ad-
wise others to use D0an's Kidney Pills
for my experience taught me that
they are true to their representations
and will cure ailments due to disor-
dered kidneys. For some months l
had marked symptoms of kidney all
ments, principally in connection with
the kidney secretions which at times
were in very unnatural state, being
thick, ropy and full of albumen
Learning of Doan's Kidney Pills, /
procured a box at the Moss Drug
Store. They soon noticeably improved
my condition and as | continued using
them all the distressing symptoms
gradually passed away. ! have never
lost an opportunity TO recommend
these pills to friends and acquaint-
ances, thoroughly believing that any
preparation which acts up TO the re-
presentations made for it, like Doan's
Kidney Pills, cannot be too well
known"
Sold for SO cents per box. For sale
by all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo. N Y, sole agents for the u.
IS.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-01
Beautiful Women.

Plump cheeks, flushed with the soft
glow OF health and pure complexion,
make all women beautiful. Take q
small dose OF Herbine after each meal;
it will prevent constipation and help
digest what you have eaten. soc.
Mrs. VIM. M. Stroud, Midlothian,
Texas, writes, May 81, 1901. 1--WE
have used Herbine in our family for
eight years, and. found it the best
medicine we ever used for cOnstipa-
ton, bilious fever and malaria. +" Mar
tina Drug Go.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-01
sprains.

s. Al. Read, Cisco, Texas, writes,
NJ arch Ill, 1901: 'fAfy wrist was
sprained SO badly by a fall that it was
useless; and after using several reme--
dies that failed to give relief, used
Billiards. Snow Liniments and was
cured. / earnestly recommend 1t to
any one suffering from sprains. 25c,
soc, 81. Martin-Allen Drug Go.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-01

Carriage to any part of the city
for IS cents. Passengers and bag
gage from the trains a speciality.
Ladies wishing carriage to call and
all those desiring this kind Of con-
veyance please ring the Wells
Transfer Co., telephone 300. 35tf
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-01
nlcer Palla EasY prev.

This is to certify that DR.. A. D.
Talbot has cured my daughter,
Bruce, ia three treatments Of ulcer
of eight months standing. 1t in
terested cali and investigate.
1872 GEORGIA A. BRATToN.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-01
!Al Cumberland Banner
Jasper, Tenn.

Jasper, Tenn.
A true and uncompromising exponent
of Cumberland Presbyterian Doctrines
and defender Of Denominationai In
tegrity. Advertising columns win be
kept clean. No other Church or Reli-s
gious paper to surpass it at the price.
Subscription $I.OO Per Annum
Special to Ministers so Gents
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-01

Keep account of the amount you
save BY paying cash Tor groceries at
w. T.. Phebus & CO., and you will
at once conclude that you can have
one. or two more nice suits each
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-01
warren McDonaid Camp 93s.

All members of the camp are re-
quested to meet in Union City at
o'clock p. m. on Monday, Sept. 4,
1905, to arrange for our annual re-
union at obion in October, and any
other business that may be pre-
scented. BY order of
Il. N. MOORE, Com.
II. MoFFETr, Adjt.
Have you ever tried Sunshine
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-09-01

For trunks and baggage Of all
descriptions transferred call 300.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-03
MUST ORGANIZE ASSOCIATION
So that einners May Control Informa
ton as 10 Crop.

tioa as to Crop.
Atlanta, jan 2-The Georgia cot
ton ginners and those of neighborins
states gathered IN the assembly room
at the Piedmont hotel Friday after
noon some fifty strong the meeting
having been called to order by Prest
dent Taylor, Of the Cotton Ginners
association.
President Taylor informed the gath.
ering that there were about $4,000 gin,
ners in the south and asserted that
II they would stand together, keep
their information and allow no secrets
OF the trade to escape the planter and
not the eastern market would, within
short time, control the price OF
cotton.
Touching upon the inclination or the
necessity OF the planter to sell his
cotton at the prevailing price, he also
declared that there was scarcely a
planter In state who was In any
danger-hardly a planter who would
have to let his accumulated bales go,
He asserted that the greatest harm
coming to the cotton planter was the
guess work done as to the crop.
Two vice presidents were chosen
from Georgia to attend the next con.
vention of the association TO be held
in Dallas, Tex. unless the place Of
meeting should be changed. and the
two vice presidents, together with
those In attendance upon the meeting
20 become missionaries throughout
the state In behalf OF the organiza.
ton, The vice presidents named were
Hon Charles Moses, OF Coweta, and
Hon c. A. Hartwell. OF Newton.
AS 20 the governments report on
the cotton crop, President Taylor said:
The government report on the cot
ton crop is totally incorrect. These
reports are about as far wrong as
anything I know Many gluners ala
MOI count their bales correctly, of
ten adding many hundred bales more
than they had in reality ginned. In
many instances the number Of bales
glnned was actually guessed at /
have come 10 the conclusion that and
the other glnners we're chumps for civ.
ing out the reports
President Taylor left Friday night
for Dallas, Tex, where there will be
a meeting Of the executive board Mon
day
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-03

The shanghai customs revenue far
the fiscal year amounts 10 over one
and q half miliion pounds sterling
Atlanta health officers have con.
dsmHed during ths year foodsfuas
10 pounds running into siE figures
The strike a. Eaku continues TIE
street cars have been stopped. The
wires cut and no newspapers are be-.
iag pub'lahse
a new battery for The IRE alarm
system which has been Installed IL
ne city bell OF Rome. Ca. cosi the
city about 500
Aiscob Ca. siII haye q rsetory for
iho manufacture ~ maissd nsik Ths
onterprlss ai1 use ail u tbs available
miik that cal be aesi 70 Hseoa
TIE aife ~ tohn Mcpse aagrsss
living Ia Wesf Rome Ga save slfgh
70 tiDieia Az bsing g.rf They ssss
beaiihy bellies go each Nhen bora
sfirhed rs DoBnfs
Governor Terrell tar oNefsl "a.
yard ~ GO iof ~ aTsst ana cosyio.
f'oh 81 kHen ToaHE a hegfg. charges
uifh assaaIf ulih stfrf f1 nafeer
Major q D puffam % fes casaty
Elaa Wallace H9pps Haf 81 "a
coaltv wme bas anaegaeea beg a.
teafsn ~ donate ne FfaaHs f0f ne
bsitlae ~ q bone ior nsesssgs 30
OaEisat Cal
a hanf sltf 90 90 sss'is tai 8eea
orgsaisea sy nf 8palasss sen ~ B0u
usa is niles iF9m EleH0n Tts
$50 uakr ibe itsf ete,a ~ banks q
ferF fean te.aeer Mtfftn tns Toe
Goa ~ a. eglEefu faHaaf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-03
oAooK' woRM KILLs lsLANDERs
Thirty Per Cent Of Dsaths IN Porto
Rico Caused by PARASITE


New York, Jan. "A letters y the
Herald from Major T. l., Seaman, whe
has been privately investigating con
ditions among the Inhabitants OF Por
70 Rico, states that the high death rate
there and the anaemla condition Of the
rural population are due TO the so
called hook" worm. known 20 science
as "ankyloStoma duodenIe." which
recently was stated TO be highly prev,
alent IN the southern states and all
tropical countries. When fully de.
veloped. the worm sometimes attaius
a length OF three-Quarters OF an inch,
Exhaustive investigation BY medl.
cal committee show. according to Or.
Seaman, that the disease produced by
the worm has caused more than 30 per
cent Of the deaths Ia Porto Rico
The parasite Is really a bloodsucker.
IT'S development requires about two
months, and SIS work In the lntestlnoa
has been found to greatly reduce the
red corpuscles OF The blood Some Of
the patients examined by the commits
sion showed under microscopic tests
only 90 per cent of the normal amount
One man had only rs per cent The
blood bore pinl,ish tint, almost as
light as water,
At least 80 per cent OF the rural
population on the island Is asserted
TO be affected by the ruyages OF the
parasite. Three or four doses OF
thymol or Of beta.uapthol have goner
ally achieved the most successful
treatment
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-03

o1trk AZ Jar "A double traR
80 occurred af Mifisud c.ty is hs
eastern PAL % ihis county Friday az
tefnlor Afch Pope enc tis lfofhsr
lsrst rppg hal q faginr oct ofer 4
Are Of ifacf an5 ne former tka' ans
E ii lfsw era a p'ro Arff
nnirr Area Pope atrf tana ant
c1un..frt raFfe af taking ret
ntns ne Fops ere auenf f.e na.t
gr1fFrs sf gaa ~
leahm ttaera U mrr sa 4
90.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-03
HUSBAND SHorb yqFa.
Accidental Discharge 81 4
ously Wounds oeofd

Accidental Discharge 81 SIS
ously Wounds 0saf9
Columbus Ca. Jan IN Wlb
liam Is Sohloy former rsprosA ,tlya
OF Chaiiahnochoe county Is % . aorI
Gus condition a. bis home ln that oouu.
81 about 10 miles IRON Columbus. tbs
result Of having bean shot by BIS Wits
Friday morning about & o'Cioeh
Mr. aehiey had been drinking AZ
cordiug 70 reports abused and az
tackled hla wife advancing upon hef
With a chair
The woman picked up plai0l. in.
tending % make her husband stand
back ~ simply exhibiting lhB woae,.
bui % vas accidentally dlaetafred TIE
bullet entering hls lets braas, abavs
The heart ilis condition fof segersi
hours VA desperate. but here Is now
thought - DO a chance Tor recovery.
iiie wife s. Frustrated Over ne ssd
occurrence
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-03
LESS COTTON TO De RAISED.
Farmers q Sumter County, Ca, viii
Reduce Acreage.


Americas Ca. Jan. z--Farmers Of
Sumter county viii 70 encrgotlcal;y 70
work next Monday morning and the
New Year viii dawn upon hundreds Of
negroes and mules 90 TIE cotton aeids
81 Americas
DoE''us Of farmers were 10 Amer
Gus completing purchases. supplies
needed to start The p'oua going. aud
the hrst work day d The neF year ulil
find handreds here az uork
Llttlr IS said SET regarding the &C.
dueed acreage another year but u IS
evident that rot nearly 20 much cot
Con wli b. pianted az last year A
majority % che farmers o. sumter
cold TIE greater portion % fhsir croD
a. satiffac,oy prices and Eiii. there
fore begin operations ugon q cash
baslG
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-03
oGA0LY 800 IA.AlAaAMA
olfrs Jsu arsksn BY strsy shot our
ing Fight

ing Fight
hoDiG0merg Ala Jan. e W. al
cprput and NJ T. Davis. farmers
fought q duel miles out from he cts
TbrfsdsY eight
Both HFfe sboi with backshot ffom
doop'sbaroles auhs aad both Wem
despsrately wounded
a stray saef from corpura gun
hii 2 aeagsief ~ Davis ani broke her
iaNbone
Davis leased fafn fom corpa,
sbieh corrut wasted % SEN. t ii
learned end fhe ffoahie FfeW Out "a
~ insbIlty 10 reach 4 settlement
carpm shot fogr fiuos and hfl once
Davis brought down Do man a. hs
hmf shot peisia are messer an4
no arrests have been made
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-03

ff1aro.a. pa }aa The hafs
fords'.em. Csums Csriteu. froo.
Hansfa 90 haraaa STA q aagea "a
oli Eaa t1atd lHfe pof' vita her tss
mastt yar1arnf a1f rssTass rors lf
afff.el RI a bz4 ieak oH ~ peu Soc.
To hsst uat caaEhf iu q barrtsns 81
Dc 20 ~ urg fernras ua 90 err
re4 ~ hF co1ff aaf io 81
Tar ln'o tle hetr asp ates - mgts
~ HaFaua God ~ Before fse nsfn
ftrues Rter 81 asafel
mtH Es8 reaaesaa
~ er0s setqI naG saisf
aftrrs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-03

s1Ersrld, "a Jan g.-CaBia.n %
Q. Welch has TEX foE ne SIZE of the
49, ooioay. ~ George oc ne st
NaTys river A GERS ~ aarvsy0rl
riu 81 aeu TDet ay % he sfr AZ.
ee'aal sork ~ napb,lr aat tbe ase
eiir $50 esuuenes ne ere ne,r
a. 81 CD tke Georgia se1iter- 81.
BTodfs uliresf csc ue ora rr
save zee tsrartnrs 81 rairltl h
nier fpn 80 cin cay
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-03
HOUSES DISAPPEAR N
FARMS DESTROYED
Great Devastation Caused BY
Moving Bog in Ireland.
lNAAalTANTs NAaRowLY EsoAps

Everything 10 cOverd with Water "a
the Depth q 10 Fess-oreat Lsks
Is Forming and Disastrous lnundr
ton Anticipated.
New York, Jan, 2.--Graphlc details
are being received OF the devastation
caused by moving bog IN the county
OF Rosc0mmon, Ireland, says a Herald
dispatch from London,
The box, which Is known as that Of
Cloonshlyer. Is miles from Castlorea
When Il began 70 slide il moved three.
quarters OF mile In a few days. Gov
erlng everything In It's way with water
TO the depth OF or 10 feet
According TO reports from tho seems
tho peasants are surrounded on en-
Sides with miles OF bog anf water
Tho inhabitants OF Cloonshlyer. q VII
lage 10 the valley OF about so one
story cottages, barely escaped With
their lives, the box having moved
upon them unRwares.
Many Of the peasants houses have,
continues the correspondent. wholly
disappeared while all that Ia 10 ba
seen OF The others Is the chlmuey
tops Here ard there a lcafless tres
marks tho spot from which wclluled
farms have disappeared practically for
ever
At one paint there d lake 81 10
or % acres which had boon formed "a
the last few days by peat.up mountain
streams Unless some meana II ancod
ily adopted 70 drain ga this water
it viii undermine tie entire bog aud
a disaster may be anticipated
a later Dispatch states chat the laks
IS steadily extending upward toward
q number ~ houses ON the rising
grouud. The land attached 10 che
holdings has already been covered over
By tho creeping bog ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-03
HID CODY IN THREE PLACES
Negro Put Woman In We'll, Ground
and Swami.

Negro Pat Woman In We'll, Ground
and Swamp,
Greensboro, tia, Jan 2 Details Of
killing that was pepetratod at So
loan. this county. lasi Monday night,
have just been learned.
II seems tlai Bertha jackson went
to negro irollc at a church noar sl
loan with Ioo Colsby and al thia
frollc The negro boy and Girl had some
words. but afterwards. 10 an appear.
ances, the matter was sm00lhod over
Bertha Jackson WAS not 10 bo found
Tuesday or Wednesday but relatives
supposed that she and Joe Colsby had
gone OF somewhere together
Thursday came. aud sem neither oi
the negroes were 10 be- found 30 foul
play was suspected. ana relatives OF
Bertha Jackson began to search for
her She was found Thursday even.
ing about miles from Sloan. dead ia
q swamp
According 10 reports, the negro man
fret killed her and placed her IN a
we'll then got her body out Of the well
and buried Il Ia some woods Not
satisfied that his crime would NOT be-
detected here be- again moved the
body 10 the swamp. where it was
found. Joe Coiaby has ned 10 parts
unknown.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-03

Berlin. Jan. IA letter 10 the 10
kal Anzelger from Gracow describes
che attack recently made with dyna.
hnits on the Russian church % RaseD,
Russian Poland The church walls
ard the graves were destroyed a
military force surrounded al the pub.
lie buildings in the place within an
hour. and the crowd. numbering 500
persons. gathered az the scene ElnE.na
revolutionary songs Pistols were dis.
charged aud presently a military force
appeared under the command OF Colo.
mel Belioh. who rushed IN q state of
amortization from the officers club
and Immediately ordered ihe trOps
90 Gre on the crowds A Working,
man shot the coIoucl dead and the "a.
1UAnts bayonettei The ASSASSIN and
then rained blows on h.m wiih tht
suits of their rines There were iea.
soldiers Injured A as patch 10 the
Lotai AnzeiEer also says that The
monument 10 Emperor Alexander n
wat rsceauy destroyed by dyhanita
The police are searching The houses
~ night foE anarchiais
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-03

ConsiAatinople Jan THE Amer
lean legation haa sent anoiber note 10
tho porte pointing out thai The brl
gnnds who looted a carsvan boioaElnE
70 The American house or MacAndrsHf
A Forbes % Smyrna. near Aleppo.
Asiaiic Turksy recently have n0i been
punished JET Tho Hofs demands that
prompt lnstructious b. seat 10 ne gov
eminent % zor ne district ln uhleh
The outrage vas commiitse o. arrest
ard plnitt he followers q ihe 90
ioF,oga kHrdlfh ehief. ibrahsn Pashs
wbo looted fbu caravan
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-03
RussIan Army eomfartable.

Mukden, Jan. 2.-NPs .foyltch Dane.
ohenko, who has y returned from
an inspection Of the quarters occupied
By the Russian officers and privates
at tne front. sags
"One could hardly imagine a greater
cop'rast than afforded by the hungry,
tired army that settled down here al.
ter the battle q Lao Yang. and the
army now resting south OF Mukden.
The (Nn live in dug-outs, although
some : the huts are above ground.
There Is little difference between the
mems and the officers quarters Every.
body is well fed and comfortable ghe
dug-outs are all shellproof and each
has stove with sleeping lodges
around the sides The men are pro.
Vided with bedding. warm underwear,
mostly Of Chinese manufacture, and
Chk-ese boots. Bath houses are pro
yided The officers and men partaEs
81 the same fare. which Is distributed
twice daily from the camp kitchens.
A ration consists Of a pound OF meat
and two and a half pounds OF bread,
with tea twice daily There are
BhOrt rations Of sugar. but the short
ages observable are sugar. leather and
sewing materials There Is little sick
meas. owing 10 the care taken with
the drinking water"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-03
ARE AGAINST CONTRACTS.
Fourteen Brands Of Pig Iron Tender.
able Against Speculation.

London. Jan. 2.--Ihe pig iron mer
chants Of Great Britain have msde an
agreement whereby tho contracts Of
certain specified brands OF American
pig iron viii be tenderabls against
speculative contracts In the United
Kingdom
Fourteen American brands are listed.
Of which ten are from Alabama and
four from Tennessee The new or.
rahgemsnt win allow the delivery Of
American brands instead Of British in
the event Of any attempt 10 establish
a corner IN the latter
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-03

clncl0ua1 laa Over Ell. 001
oHtafa ~ coal reached here today
from fhe Ksuarba river Twice a.
mgea mofa t1m the same source j.
femlrE hr fomouDU tas advance 1f
thH BE sh'pnar irom plf,s5arg Ffl
anFe ~ fasi sH danger ~ cosi Tam
be 'e ffe opih o. removes fsf ihg
tTefeaf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-03
EMPEROR HONORS
JAPANESE OFFICERS
TOga Kas Declined Reception
Offered BY Municipality.
MAvAL pLANs ARE DISCUSSED
lego Attends Funeral and Reads EuIo-
o. Upon Men Who Were Killed
While Serving Under Him at Port
AFthun--other Far Eastern News.

Toxic Dec. S1.--10 a. m.-The EN-.
DerOr has presented Vice Admirals To
go and Kamimura with a number of
ar2lcles, including watches formerly
worn by himself
Admiral TOga declared the recep.
ton offefkd him by the municipality
OF TOXIC bn the ground that the time
is not ripe for such a function.
Vice A iiral Togo will devote his
time wiAie in Toxic comforting with
Ito. president of the privy
counsel; Admiral Yamamoto, minister
Of the navy; Vice Admiral Ijuni, assis.
tant to the general stan; Rear Admir-
al Saitol, vice minister Of marine. and
other members Of the imperial naval
ataf. upon the plans for the future
conduct of naval warfare
Vice Admiral Toga today attended
the funeral of a number OF officers
aud men who were killed at Port Ar.
thur while serving under him. He
read an eulogy upon them.