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Arizona republican., 1906-10-03
NOTARY PUBLIC.

D. F, FASCOE. Notary Public Convey ancing a speciality. Acknowledge smept taken no North Center street
Arizona republican., 1906-10-03
THERE'S RECORD
OE 53 YEARS S

Back of every bottle of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as guarantee of its wonderful merit You are therefore not making an experiment when you decide to try this sovereigns remedy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-29
Baltimore, Wo. samfag, Den 49, september 1906

Mobile befiltben iih III bittercr Iotb.
aoum cine ein3iac Stride in ocrStaot
bIieb unbeidaoigt 9Iqc @critcn,
bon ser SraseatiitraBc, 6em illBeritcn
iiioli6en gnbe Ser Staot, al fluB-
auim1rts bis oil Sen Sbrec ltiIe
Greet iino gdn5lid oocr theilmeiie
oenolirt. sSoIt aQe 8ei6iitc itofcn
uuo ser erlte ga1n5ug ieit Dem 9lns
fong oes Stllrmes ging nm 4 llbr
bcute frilb iiber Die nOtobiIe Ohio
9abn" Don bier ab. SicIe SGgemiib-
len in Der iulnpfigen 8egeno. moro.
lid pon bier, lpllroen meg9eriiien lmo
Gle Shltb fiibrte nrth 6uuoerte BON
@alen 9aunnpoae aus ser Staot in
Den Golf bon W9erifo.
Sort Morgan, am Gingnnge 5u Ser
9ai, lit bon elmer @arniIon 9unoes-
truppen belebt lm0 ieine 3erltornng
milroe piele Meuibenleben 5umSpier
geforoert baben. @s manoelt oil Nab-
rlmgsimtteln in Ser Staot uno Die
groBte Gonfltlion berr'd)t. Sbne
3mciiel iino in 0en Stdoten oil Der
aiiite, 5niIden bier 1t. 9tepsSrleons,
pieleMenlden ln'S Sebcn gefommen.
Gin 8lild lit es, Dab p1breno ocs
Sturnles uno Der llcberihDenanlnlg
feiu Selter in Wobile at0brad). Die
gauge @e9eno n0roIih bon Mobile
mar As 'Stlmoen lang ein tolenoer
Sec lno uiele Sormbauler lino per.
ld]rpunoeu. 9lQe SbItb0une uno Die
0erblt @enliiIe @rnte I'M liibliheR
9llabana lmo Niiiiiiippi iino Der.
nid)tet.
Ser untergegangene 3pllflitter
r9llert" mar Elm fleiner Sdrmtben.
oarpfer pon MIR II Sonnen Seine
Mannihait beItano aus MIR ieha
Eerionen. lleber bos ShidIal oes
3onfltters n@inpnn," zines 5abr-
selgeS bon $40 5onnen, nelhes an
90 Eerionen all 9oro bate, lit nod
nifts @elpiiies ermittelt. Nan bofit
iebod, oaB oieicr Gunlpicr bcnSturm
iiberItanoen bot.
Sort Otorgnu iiber oeilen Sdidiol
man bclorat lit, liegt 30 Mcilen iiio-
lid pun MobiIe luo lit BON ser 8.
uno 8. Gompaanie DER Stiiitet Pr
tilleric beiett. Inter ben bort ltntio.
nirten GfiiSieren 6efiltben lid >Fre-
mierlientenant Geo. Is. Soubbaro, Sc
conoelieuteuunta SnnHel 6rnnfen-
Berger uno 2ouis u. Giec, iolpie Gbi-
rur9 @m. !. @noers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-29
ltnterbrudlener 3erfebr.
Gicle Nrtifoiten on Der @olifiilte
iiolirt. - Gci 9tclp Orleans lino
Die @elpGlier 5uriidgCtrcten.

DIE Welua'1er 3ltHuHVlteleH.
u em Srlcnns. 2S. Scptent.
Der. - Gic StaDt lit bcutc nod Don
oQer GerbinounN init ocn N1tcn
entlnng Der Holifilltc oIllid) bon bier
abgei6nittcn. Scit ben lebten 3G
Stunoen feblt iehe 9tohridt ielbli
BON Orten, oie nur cine ShInoe per
9obn oltlih pon bier gelegen linb.
ino oleIes g(ltSbleiben je0er berlhi-
genben Welbung bat bier lebr ernItc
Sefiirhtungen perurlabt, 5unlol Die
&iiltenorte om @oli 5oblreiben bieli-
gen Samilien ais Sommerailfentbult
oienen. 9lltf Der louisville nnoNaib
piqe-2i1ic lit bis alf @eiteres Der
9abnperfebr cingcitelt, oo oie @e-
leiie % Meilen Oitlih bon bier ourdj
Die Stlrrflutb auS9epoihen mitr.
ben. Seute friib mar Safc Eonthar
train ruhlG ltnG oos gcltri9e Sod
pailer lit nabc5u aui ieinen norrno-
len Stono 5uriifgegongen.
Wielouugen aus Den Srtihoften I'M
Snnern oes Staotes Uiiiiiiiippi Oeu-
ten on, OaB Der tropiide Srfan auf
leinem norolIfen Sauie groBenSfa,
ben ongcridet bat. s5n 8idsburg II.
WleGomb.Gitp lpurben piele @eb1uoe
bei6doigt un0 in Der 8e9eno bon
Sadion unoYroofbanen lit bie9aum.
ipoaernbte Inn 3ebn Ero5ent gei1a
bigt. Gr. W. u. @allairb, Eaiiogier
eines 9abn5uges, Der aus norooltli'
der Niftung bier angefommen lit,
t6eilt nit, ooB Der BUG lpabreno oes
llnmetters iebr bebltlam fabreil
inuBte, oa fortluGGreno Yaume uiil.
itiir5ten uno Die entloilr5elten Stdm.
me oie @elciie 81 blodiren orobten.
ltnterlpegs fam ser 3ng fortip1breno
on bebodlttgsloien ober 5ertriinlnlcr,
ten Negerbiittcn Dorbei Gas Nrau'
fen oes Stlur1es ilnb ons arohcn
ser nieoerfaQenoen 9dnme perilriod,.
ten Elm ioIdes 8ct0ie, bnb oas Hol-
LEN oes 3uges nibt 81 pernebme1
mar. aui Der Strede 5iuiiden Sot.
tiesburg, Diiii, unO Dem Teorl Riper
bat Der Sturln cine groBe slnsnbl
0egerbiitten bimueggeiegt itnb lnge
f11r jebn Erojent bes @nlbbeitnnoca
entlang ocr 9obnlinie ipuroe nieoer
aeriiieit. Gin Sirefeniparter, ser iii
oem 5obcn pes Stnrmes ben fom.
irenoen 3ug nidt uernabn, iunroC
iiberfabren mo getuotei.
Tic gobuleute zines 3iges, Der
bot @rano. Sslano, 70 Dfeilen unter-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-29
S6mersbaftes ltrimirem.
Serrcn Rao,uaD G. So.

20. Sul 1908.
SerrcH HGo,uaD & GU.
3d iuar bebaftct nit llubeftdlioigfeit hes
llrins. @n 9c8iuuneu uteIe WidIe in "a Stln,
ben 3n urinireu, Gs 1T cine grubc 9eIditieuna.
iutc aud febr fdmerSbait. Mleiue aeidIc4tltdhcn
&rdite iinb iebr fhpnt. Sd nub GubtS alIe
6lue Stunoeu anffteben, NM iu nriniren penn
Id MID berf1laie, fIiebt cs ab Sd bin 81
Sabre aft uno anoerpeiia hei ebr outer &C.
tnnobcit Sd erfufc nm Dr. Jlaeiunp's euteu
1otD; bite unl foortiee slntport
e. q. Snbbea,
Gbampan. 9linion.9u., N.4D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-29
Gcging Selbitmorb IN eincm auit
hauIe.

Enterion, I.S. 2S. Sept. -
Carl gr!gbom, q Sabre oft, wel6er
nit Cora 6. Sndett. elmer perbeirn.
tbetcn Grnlt ats @reene, H..D.,
bnrdgebrannt mar, crid)uB iid) beutC
In einem bieIgen aoitballie. nahoen
er einen ieblgeidlagenen 8erilth &C,
nlnbt bate, Die sSrau nit cinel
Sdeerc ST eritehen Gie Srau muir.
DC, inocm lie Iid oertfeioigte, idpel
an Sen 6anoen 3eri6nitten. 9rigban
mar obne !Wittel unb bette it'd per
aeblih 6enlllbt, grbeit au erlanaell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-29
(5ortietnng iie9e 2. Seite.)


WieiaLi4e 0iIflren fino ed1arflna6er fir
Bic Senie ieHe5 Sduitters. sic erieihteru
bieleti boriipereebeno sie beiIsn aber mic
ifilo fdaoen oahei Dem abrper eireff unb eers
icbliiinlern iomii ous tlebel uuf bnppeIte gseiie
Sbr. Ole Sbr uIi DtnHeus oher eeberfranfbeiieIl
leieei MERIT eit nher nelcneers. eab man Die.
init nleiallifdbef lfiiteiH reiSen onrf ,Sir fol-
ebf letoen lieai 9etug nnr in ben alisisbiiet,s
lid ans belfrdiiigen fflnn5eHftoiien 5ubereites
ten St. eernaroNrnnterpi1elt. % Geiits aue
stpethefen tSL2p. Snl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-29
,Wunaulia" inn Safen.

Gan Srnnciseo. 2S. Sept.
- Cine aus 9onoIulu bier einsetroi.
iene aabeloepeide melbet, Dab Der
fiir3lih bel Dlionap Sslanb geitrans
oete Gnmpier rWongolia" Den er.
m11nten Saien erreift hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-29
l1ieren. une Slaien.Seioen,

llriniicbe mo 0aut'1runfbeiett. 9ldfenitene,
3uGerfranfbeit SSniicriutbt abiteuuue oes ssaf.
fers llnbeitdroigfeit hcS llrtns. eriabtfcbe
aranibeit gIbiimtnaria mo in alien 5dllei, iuo
pNrid Snit" Boocnfnt eorbouben lit ooer bas
9Baiier bid, wnIiia uno eemifbt lit init Subitnns
sen rpie bos SSeibe clues GieS ooer saoen iuie
lpe6e Gebe, ooer es bat Gin franibuftes. huufIes,
btItofes Iusieber ino iueiBen q Bone Suit"s "sgps
oenlot, unb weun ein pridenbeS breuuenoes
GefiibI 6eim 9afftren bon g8afier ipabrnebmbar
III. uno Sdmer5en i'm arenae nno In ben 0enoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-29

in iener 8egcnb feinen ernItcn Sbo'
Oen ongerihtet bot 9tlr Itcnenpeiic
Iino oie 9obngeleiie ciuen Sol tiei
iibcrilut6et. Sn 9tclps0rlcona bc5ii.
fern iih Die SttrmcSpcrbccrungcn
oui llngef0br 5000; mcbrere aob.
lcnboote fcnterten i'm Miilillippi, II,
ser iibrige Sdoocn pertbeiIt iicb mli
Ben Sbeil om liter bee Safc Font'
hartroin iolpie cntlong Der 9obn'
0Gmmc.
Sn @idsburg lpurbe Scr Innlpier
,Moooc" bon ieinenl 9lnferplobe bin
lpeggeriiien llnb altf oen Strano ges
Ihleubert. Gin Sol5bous muroc
tbcillpeiie 5ertriinlnlert, bod Die 9c.
pobner entgingcn Scrletun9en.
@eriih h te iibcr 2ebcnSDcr.
luit in Ycniocola
2ouiSpillc, &p., 2S. Sept. -
@cnerol 9ctriebspermoltrr gponS
BON Der n2ouiSpiQc & 9tolbpiQe 81
icnbubn" murbe beute 9tadnlittag
Ourdb cine Gepelfe ocs glgcnten Ieis
ncr 9obn 5u Ecniocolo, tSlu., bcnod)-
rittigt bob bort @criltbte iiber Ser.
lutte bon Wenldenlcben ol Der 0ni
cirfulircn, boB cs iebof lnn1oglid)
lit, @eluiBbeit ST erlongen. Seine
9lngeitellten Der louisville & Nuib.
piQe gohn" Iinb lmgefontmelL al
lein oie Wtogu5inc 1mb onoercs 81.
gcntblml ser 9obn0eleQld)oft erlit.
ten groBelt S6oben.
@roBer 2 haoen in Gen Il.
cola.
Ecn ocolo, 2S. September -
Ger Sturm oouerte Die gan5e 9tad)t
unb 6eute Gormittog nod tort uno
rid)tete peitere Gerbeerlngen ot @i$
Jest lit nltr cine 2cihe. oieienige ei.
,nes ,SiiderS, Namens Geo. Morgon,
defulloen por0en, allein piele onoerc
Grtrltnfenc ioQcn am Stronoe gcie,
fen uor0cn icin. Scutc 9tucbnlittog
Itieg bus Mnlier. 30 bis 60 Gonlpfcr
NIB Scgellfiiic lo9en beim Nus.
brlld OcS Stllrmes int bicii9en @oien
lnO MIR ) bis 6 iino ieBt nod Su ies
ben. 2ln 30 6ilderboote lino inter
gegnngen. 8roBe Iampfer bon 20O0
bis 5000 Sonnen iin0 niht nlr &c.
ltron0et, lonoern hoben S5altler nm.
gepnrfen luel6e inter nornlalen
llmIt0n0en ein Wcplerte BON Der @oi.
lerfronte cntfernt liegen. Vtan fiirdl.
tet, Bob etli6e ariegsihiffe inn Slot.
tenboubofc 5crit6rt lporben iino. IS
lit bis lett nod unnloglih, nit Sem,
lelben 5u perfebren. ltopor Wulua
bat ollc @irtblcbnitcn in Der Stabt
idlieBen lnlien llno 30 Spe3iulpoli-
5iitcn beci0igt Giebc treiben ihr
llnmeien in Der Staot rno eS lit
lhlper, 0nS Gigcntbum SIT id)ilBen.
9nilmmollernotc / h 10 CT b e
h1 bigt.
It en- mpb $, Scnn., 2S. Scptenl.
Der -9ln6ridtcn ans >Sadion, Will,
ergebelL 0aB Die 9aunuuoQeruote III
0iiiiiiiippi onrb oen Srppeniturm
idmer bei6doigt )uorOen ilt 9ei
Nntde5 ging einc 6lotte Yittsbur9cr
aoblenbpote utter. mo Der bierourd
entltonoene GerIlit belduft iid ouf
100000. Gie Slotte beltano aus 10
6obr5eugen. ,Sn 9roofbape1, Utiii,
pebtc Der Stltrm cine sln5o1l @e.
bGuoc, eini6lieBli6 bes 6reimourcr.
tenpels, iibcr Ocn Sollien.
@eitcrer aurS ocs Sturm9 $
gSoi bingtot 2S. September
- 9tohrihtcn an oas Metterbilreon
beiagen, bob Der Strrln ilber Dos III.
terc Obio Sbol 5iebt lmo feline DC.
iorgniiie mebr DcranlnBt. GieStdrfe
oes @inbes but beoeuteno no6geloi-
len. ,3lpeifeQoS miro Der Stiirnl lei.
nen norblihen 2allf fortiebeu llno iih
norblid bon Iofota nit einem gen
Often fiibrenoen Stilrm pereinigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-29
9r.9aoluQDS s
Resolpent.

Seoer 5ropien bon Or. Taotpap's 8
HcIolnent trdgt ourf oas 9lut, ben
SdpciB, llrin mo ouoere 6liiiiigfei'
ten uno SGite bes SpItems Die Sc.
bcnSfroft, oenn es eriebt Die 9lbion.
oerungcn oc8 aorpers nit neltein
uno ocil1noem MoteriaI. Gr. Tab-
maps 9iciolucnt lit Die ein5igc poii-
the Sur fiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-29
z. q. !6ubbcil,
gbampIuilt. giciu g)orf.

Sine 5IaIdbe bon Nueiuub'S 9ie'piuent eHibdli
nebr heS dftiben 8rtuiips Der WIeoi5in. ais 1T.
geno cine arbere Brdpurutcn. 3u ncbnen liz
lbeeIoiieI Sufen, ndbreno anoere flint ooer
fehsmnl mebr erforoerH greis ST. Serfaiift
bon sGpotteferu ODER nit grpreb 5usefcbidt.
pornuSbe8nbIt. au empfana uHieres 8reifes.
StbIdei all TT 9iaeuan & Co., Gr. 80. elm.
etrahc, Re,u.9prt. fitt ,tupf Of stobice".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-09-29
Gin Mlpuat lpater.


ScD nebme lett ote fititfte SInfhe bon 5brent
&eiolpent nno befnoc MID beI beifer. Sa6e
nnfaeb6rt. ben u9at6eter" 5li eebrnuden. trim
pnfitrt lett snn5 orbnltuesmdbie uno leitt. obne
Stmer5en. aanu lett beffer fhtnfef. stete
ni6t 10 bdniig auf. 0er 5pe8idIit, ben Id in
Bottom confuItrte. faate mir. Id miiiie meinen
trim absieben 10 Ianae idj Tebte, lrnb immer init
oieI Sdmer8en 3eb nabm ben EefoIoeut itetis.
bon 9tnfane au, ein 9efert5beeI5ffeI poa eine
baIbc Gtunbc nu6 eoer minb8eit. Sd fbreibc
bicfen 9cribt INN gutb ipffen 8u IaTen, eab
gaes in Sronune III feiue Sdmersen nno
eu ec'uuoer 3uituub Der gtafo Soa i'd nod
cine 9Sefc forrfnbrcn ben stefofbeut 5n nebnen?
Sd Ieere lett bic 9Iofc gan8, obne geibiIfe bes
3aibcter.
Sbr aufrdliaer
The Colorado statesman., 1906-12-15
Exeeutloner Saved Watch.

Joseph Lang, the public executioner
of Vienna, wears a heavy gold watch
chain and a massive watch. which is
held securely in his pocket by thief
proof hook. Both the chain and the
hook withstood the attack of pick
pocket who endeavored to relieve the
hangman of his treasure in crowded
street of the Austrian capital recently.
The thief was captured, and the
watch. on which the grewsome record
of its owners official activity is en-
Sraved. was saved,
The Colorado statesman., 1906-12-15
Spanish custom in Decay.

For nrly the dowry of every peas
ant glrl in Spain included set of
linen sheets. On account of the in
creased cost of linen, this branch of
trade has dwindled down to an insig-
nificant figure.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-12-15
Behind on Rent.

"They say poor shifter is ten years
ahead of his time"
We'll, it's not true. I'm his land
lord, and know he's just six months
behhnd."-Tit-Bits.
The Colorado statesman., 1906-12-15
PRESIDENT TELLS
OF CONDITIONS
IN PORTO RICO
Special Message the Re-
suit of Chief Execu-
tive's Recent Visit.
MUCH GOOD WORK DONE

Progress Made Under American Ad-
ministration Is Pointed to with
Pride-Last Year the Most Pros
porous theilsland Has Ever Known
Congress Urged to Confer Full
American Citizenship Upon the
Porto Ricans-NouId Have All In
sular Governments Placed in One
Bureau.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-14

Hardy Bros. g. Haguewood Co.
will give away, Dec. "a, the hand
soonest doll ever brought to Union
City. They tell all about it in their
ad this week.
Gospel services at Presbyterian
Church, North First street, next
Sabbath, 10th inst. at IL a. m.
Subject, "Of the Application OF
the Purchased Redemption" A COR
dial invitation is extended to all.
Woosleys 10c candy is so per cent
better than ever before.
Announcement has been made of
approaching marriage of Mr.. Ar
thur c. Bryan, of Rives, and Miss
Martha Hefey to take place at the
Baptist Church in this city at 10. 30
o'clock a. m. on Wednesday, Deem
Der %
Everything good for Christmas
at Woosley's.
Mrs. w. B. Myers, of Troy, who
came here for treatment, was oper-
ated upon at the Corbett House last
week. The lady has been in bad
health for some time, but is now
improving under he care of DR..
Mailing.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-14

You can find the Monarch Range
at Nailllng-Keiser Hardware Co.,
successors TO H. Dietzel
Poor Mr.. Rich the seasons
musical success, at Reynolds Op'
era House, Friday night, Dec. q.
Boys, you can find that gun, rifle
or air rifle at Mailing Keiser Hard
ware Co., successors to H. Dietzel.
Mrs. Pickett and son, of Obion,
were here this week. The young
man is being treated by DR.. Mailing.
LosT-A cloth bound day book,
containing lot OF papers. Book
opens at end. Finder will please
return to ]. H. Sanding and receive
reward.
Mrs. w. q. MassengiIl and Mrs.
Roy Scott, of the Bethlehem couu-
try, we're in town Wednesday shop
ping.
Watch the big Is cent window at
Mailing Keiser Hardware Co, sue
cessors to FL. Dietzel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moffat, of Chi
cago. are in Rives to spend the holt
days with Mr.. Moffat's mother, Mrs.
Nan Moffat.
On account Of the holiday shop
pers the dry goods and clothing
stores of this city will next week
remain open until 9 o'clock.
Rochester silver-nickel ware is
nice present for Christmas. Nail
ling-Ksiser Hardware Co. success
ors to f Dietzel
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-14

Haviland dinner sets at Mailing
Keiser Hardware Co., successors 4
II. Dietzel.
Judge John S. Cooper and wife
of Trenton, were here this week
The Judge opened a short extra
session of Chancery Court.
Do you know Morgan Verhine
Co. are closing out their jewelry
stock at cost?
Miss Belle Paschall. of Dresden
will arrive in the city next week and
be guest of her aunts, Misses
Lumsden and Ella Winstead.
DR.. McMichael is now ready to
attend to your eyes and optical
needs day or night.
John B. Gordon Chapter. U.D.C.,
will meet with Mrs. Walter Morris
on Thursday. Dec. 20, at go o clock.
Members requested to attend.
Get your cook and heating stoves
at Union City Hardware and Furni-
ture Company.
Mrs. Mamie Wheeler, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Temple, in the city, re-
turned to Jackson Wednesday.
My place is not swell, but the
chewing is fine E. Kirkland.
The baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs. w
T. Baker, of Number Seven, died
of pneumonia, which is almost an
epidemic in that neighborhood.
! only do the feeding act. there
fore do it well. Kirkland.
Mrs. John c. Borum and babv, OF
Earle, Ark, will arrive tomorrow
and spend the holidays with Mrs.
Borum's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
M. Woody.
Miss Hurt, OF Huntington. was a
guest of her friend, Mrs. j. A. Hef-
ley, in the city last week. We are
pleased to say that Mrs. Hefiey is
gradually improving.
Hardy Bros. & Haguewood Co.
will give away, Dec. "a, the hand
soonest doll ever brought to Union
City. They tell all about it in their
ad this week.
w. A. Chapel. brother Of Regis.
ter Chapel, has been appointed Dep
uty Register. He is at present at
Tiptonville, but will be indicted
into Office this week.
will furnish your Christmas
candy free if you will duplicate my
goods aud prices. WoosLEY.
Odd Fellows officers elected at last |
meeting: Claude Allen, Noble
Grand; John Semones. Vice Grand;
w L. White. secretary: Will M.
treasurer; ]. B. Waddell,
financial secretary. /
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-14

If you would like q pair of spec
tacles or eyeglasses for a Xmas
present for friend DR.. McMichael
will fugnish you anything 10 that
line you may wish, and test the eye
and scientifically fit the glasses
any time the party will call at his
Office.
Will Goodwin, who was hurt in
runaway at Troy last week, is
nursing fractured arm and sew
eral other bruises, al Mrs. Mamie
Little's. He was considerably
shaken up, but we hope will be out
in few days.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. l.. E. Craig is very sick.
Miss Mary Ella Harris, of Rives
is here yesterday.
Jas. G. Hearn, of Dyer, was il
the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walters
visited Martin Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Cathey has returned
from visit to st. Louis.
John Kersey, Esq, of Crystal,
was in the city yesterday
Willie B. Little was in st. Louis
this week for few days.
Mrs. Casebere returned last week
from visit to Brownsville.
Miss Bonnie Roberts, of Shady
Grove, was in town Wednesday.
Miss Martha Wade, of Rives,
was visitor in town Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Waddell returned yes
terday from a visit to Memphis.
A baby girl is the latest addition
to the family Of Mr.. Geo. Reaves.
Walter Phebus was down from
Wickliffe Sunday with homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pink Marshall, Of
Clayton, were in the city yesterday
It. G. Moffat and A. c. Bryan, of
Rives, were in the City Wednesday.
Mrs. d. G. Park, OF Paducah, is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Reaves.
DR.. and Mrs. X. A. Napier, of
Protemus, are visiting in the city.
Frs. Monroe Golden has been
quite sick this week but is lmprov-
ing.
Geo. Robinson was laid up with
the grip for couple of days this
week.
Mrs. Walter Howell and baby
went to Rlves Wednesday to visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Bras6eld, of
Dresden we're in the city Tuesday
shopping.
VIM. Midyett, telegraph operator
at Rives. was 10 the city Wednes-
day.
Miss Kenna Compton, of the vicin-
ity west. was visitor in town We'd
nesday.
Mrs. o. A. Kennedy, of Wood
land. was in town shopping We'd
nesday.
Or. n. T. Butler has returned
from a lengthy visit to his parents
at Pulaski.
Miss Susie Carter is here from
Troy assisting Mrs, Ollie Miller in
dressmaking.
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Miss Callahan has gone to Craw-
fordsville, Ind, to spend the holt
days at home.
Miss Nora Gardner returned Mon
day from a visit with Mrs. Don Tay-
Tor at Fulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Marshall and
daughter, of Clayton, were in the
city yesterday.
See DIR. DR.. McMichaels window
display and grinding machinery at
Allen Drug Co. store.
Ed Kirkland's new business house
is nearing completion and he will
move in next week.
Read Mailing Keiser Hardware
Co. s advertisement this week.
Price Bradshaw was sick for a
couple of days this week, but is
able to be at work again.
Mailing Keiser Hardware Co. has
THE line of cut glass.
Miss Effie Reeves, of the vicinity
near Rives, is a guest OF her aunt,
Mrs G. w. Corbett, this week.
Watch the big 25-cent window at
Mailing Keiser Hardware Co., sue
cessors to FL. Dietzel.
o. T.. Wigs is nearly well again
and will soon be able to resume
work at S. H. Stones grocery.
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-14
Early to Bed

and early 10 rise makes one healthy,
wealthy and wise especially ii you
take Herbine before retiring. A posi-
tive cure for constipation, dyspepsia
lumbia. Tenn, writes. Il always keep
Am so pleased with the relief II gives
In constipation and all liver COM
plants that words can't express my
appreciation. Sold by Allen Drug Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-14

Gloves make nice Christmas pres
ents. Morgan-Ve rhine Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-12-14
For Rent

Suburban place, house with five
acres. Inquire w. Fl. LINER.
Union City, Tenn.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-12
JAMES v, GIRVIN
FOUND IN HARBOR
WELL KNOWN MAN WAS FOUND
YESTERDAY DROWNED IN THE
HARBOR

Shortly after 8 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon the body of a man was found
floating in the harbor which proved
to be that of James w. Girvin, who has
been on the staff of the Advertiser for
some time past as their librarian. He
was born in Canada about Sc years
ago.
The last time Mr. Glrvin was seen
was on Saturday evening. Shortly af-
ter dak he was seen at the office and
then went away and was seen on Ala
kea going towards the water front and
was not seen again until his body was
found yesterday.
Mr.. Girvin first came to these islands
in 1866 and remained until 1886 during
which time he was engaged i'm the
mercantile business on Maui and Ha-
wall He was quite active i'm politics
during the reign of Kalakaua He
was married on July 16, 1878 to Miss
| Willfong, a sister of the present tax
assessor of Hawaii County.
In 1886 Mr.. Girvin and family moved
to San Diego where he remained until
1894 when he returned to these islands.
After his return he was appointed the
! Commissioner of Chinese immigration
a position he retained until after an
nextion. He then became a CONNER
cial agent and did much business es-
| pecially among the Chinese.
| Mr.. Girvin, since June 1905 has been
in the employ of the Gazette Co. He
was appointed jury commissioner by
| Governor Carter about two years ago.
! Mr.. Girvin leaves a widow and six
children. Two of them, a boy and a
! girl are in Berkeley, a daughter is the
! wife of w. H. Rice Jr., of Kauai, and
! three, young son and two girls live
/ with their mother on Kinau street. A
married sister lives in California.
The funeral will take place at $3.50
! o'clock this afternoon from H. H. Will
/ liams. The interment will be in Nuu-
/ anu Cemetery.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-12
FOR THE SIMPLE LIFE.

]. D. White of Kansas City is a visit
or to the island, Mr.. White who has
been a practising lawyer in the Mis-
souri, for city for a number of years
has been advised by his physician to
seek a locality where climate and work
is not quite so strenuous as they are
in the Middle West, and he is therefore
investigating the former and trying to
discover whether there is any of the
latter on Kauai. Hope that both will
be found an of suitable quantity and
quality.-The Garden Island.