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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-12-28

Mr.. Louis Horne has returned home
from a visit of several weeks at
Green Springs.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-12-28

Mr.. Carl Schneider, of Dunnellon,
was among the visitors in Ocala Sat
urday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-12-28

Mr.. Ben Condor is at home from
Jacksonville for Christmas.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-12-28

F. O. Butt, of Arkansas, goes from
He was convicted of bribery.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-12-28
MISS SARA ELIZABETH HARRIS.
Local Editor.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Lege returned to
Woodmar Friday afternoon.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-12-28

Ocala certainly did present a busy
appearance Saturday. From early
morning until late at night the streets
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-12-28

Yours truly,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
KILLED TWO MEN
Reuben Kirby, Now In Jail
Here Was IN Savage Fight
Near MestyilIe

Deputy George 3 Nafn Ast night
brought Into TIE federal lali tisuben
Rifby of WoNWie. Rfe Is eiagpd
ellh tie murder of Efaes and Pleas
ilabiard GA fnlY ia kifbg had a
Hfiit with ne Hubbard hfothen in
aiiieh thsy aefe ba0 Killed aui Ae
Nas souuiei
Ille 1ght oarsred aa Courthouse
.rek. four huiss west 90 West
Y.He. The Hubbard bogs had charged
Kirby with TIE theft q a hes and
ha sspfs Be suald have revenge for
tfie insult shofiY thereafter De met
tte bro.hem ln tba puhiie rad ana
aEiit enxued, Kifby a..eees tllAt tie
hf1tilen arod rh 8sg slais Kirby
i ali ~ M one af flle hest mAfAs.
nen ii the lrrflt8r ~ j. 81 Yeam
aId has large family and.is credit.
Il slth tefug ol s 4aaffel@ut as.
position
az tie tvo mea sHae9 EHe1 ilgb.
bard sas ei ytas o.d aaa married
whlle Die brother ess s atd an
married
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
new TULSA DAILY
Editor Stryker Of Democrat Is
Assalled on All Sides

tvmas@tIe politics .n Tg.a Are A.
rtais sas utlssf iuud E3Haf
stf fits Hauaat sas as.auliei
ans ku9csea aaeH yesterday evening
hg " ls AaFeeH nlrbs ai fbe
oldtne element that siryker has H.
cans Z tlIaasH as siitora policy
Tie aul sffEff Democrats have
gmlf sas6lH3 s. securing e8Htas
o. uea ds 3 ae mn "a opra
ton a. tie llenmat TH after 1f
ulo eal - nearfeI Use opposition
0f ue o8fHea d ts aiucleF of q
ha and ais lu raisA
rhe asa Hag# aI he thc oaa.
houa HastHtiaa itWl bs oNaa.
naEel Is Ness James r. Haasae.
g. g fa'as Ht % D NeuoaHi
ioruef efir 40 Tu
nertiu Nle.a fsa IaMaeo agarae
un csiah tmnmt organ
hep
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
FOR THE PLAINTIFF
Judge rarrar ID Commission
ers Court Decides in
Her Favor.

1l,s feplstiu sait of Ms. n VII.
llams against Captain . s. White
rnited states ronaahls, g reecfes
about t2s0 worth q livestock a.
EAched b him ior tie eredltegs d !
n Williams vas decided yesterday
evening Ia favor of TIE plasntif ~
lodge FarFnf United states rammls
Alnnef Mm. Williams aftornEgs
were wilson a Davis ahlie WI F
Thompson and A. M smlslfepresenl.
"a the creditors sf.o weFs seeking 20
attach tie property Notice. o an
appeAl 20 the United States eoart VAS
as once given. and the property elll
thus be tied up fof some tsme = coae.
Tie other suits against Williams
and ths efforts o. Mr. wliliams %
have certain o. tila property eaompt-
"a from attachment. hass Tet 70 -
DECIDED
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
ORATORY FLOWS AT
WEST CABIN PICNIC
Democrats Failed to Show Up But the
Socialists Gave the Republicans
Run for Their Money.

hopes To- ia tathro Development tie
Republican parts hopes for tle sane
aDd pFemisse 20 eontlnile tlie present
pfpspeflif Tie only differences be.
tween tie tso great PARTIES j. tie
means u be employed Ia reaching ne
sAme end Tie Republican paFtY lsaa
uo quarrel Nith The nemncrafic lNf.
~ ~ 1elnF Ia hisiory. bat it has Sd
snlefelf 10 80 fog the means en-.
rloged b ihs hrmncatlc party Tie
psueeFalir party i party a nska.
ton Il Is always against ans rfinrl
pc q government emp'oged ~ TIE
Hegeal.ean party The kepalaseau
mt1 being on TIE Frognd afsi hAs
solessied and pa Ia operation al tie
fsfy best principles of ssi'Roye9u.
iHeui aHd lias enacted ail the active
progressive lAmA exlsilng t0iAf ard
tis Democratic party y placed ii ne
disadvantage NJ naglnR "a reject saW
b#es pf4neipAes ~ government Ia of.
De- ~ atclA eoincliience Nigh lie Re.
FahAean policies ara RspuoileAa
riegtes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
CRIME ON BLUFFS
Girls Skull Crushed Last Night
In Assault In Kansas
City.

kAusas CiiY 40 l1g ID bertha
lsalain aHd ffank Kern eaeit & fsan
0ld. aets found unconscious II Feaf.
tesath aaI ETanslln afssia 81 tla
bros II sle Ncsf nlurs aferle klng
shs salifeaa fafas early toiag aeth
Ind ssen sssaa.tet iafug TIE nlNlsi.
Tie aemsn all Die afd tie aaa ma
baf fesaxsf
titsFt Ifeia. aiso taenf Fuus fsafs
Oh 50 snp.ege % flie aoekyafls and
q meubsf u tie Thlri regiment sis.
saaf5 Aatloaa Guard sas affesfsa
here latef AID b being held 81 nis
police peadlne an intesi gatian
efuns Hba kepf oompany uitf fHa
soaaH lasi Ygaf had hsateu hsf It
that tiHa Wien arrested tiers aas
b'ssl 81 lis Soothing
isaftla haaiih hai been sigHak
s1til rtsce nf if1n nf had pipe -.
cord IS & the po.ce and hef ssaH
AMI aus arm we're fractured KEN
Nas alss haalf beaten. b9l hh Injuries
ere aplAfeHtl9 less mfloa2
Neifiser Miss Raailn nm hern fe
NaHet ean MWge AaH aHsient
" & tsIi ef theaT qlt Ihs eeae ii
dwated sgraeglt TIE eema8 hsa
after hsIna sssaH'iei heen draggs g
tie 80 = tbe blua ana pitched atsf
Kern. size IS a painter bearded s.
tie home q Mia hoalns paeats
TIE couple Rew seen ast eeenlH
sileu tfsg started olt fora zalk
Nlss beaIlu bad llltsd Cfous faf
Rem
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
MYSTERY is
CLEARED UP

Dhf5eUrr. NB fHF Tie
mNaeg oftfc andlH 8 Gaa desert.
~ WAGONS performed athaaHet holes
andgalnei sith bn1 containing ut
naHse enaius Han aHd 4 lHr.
en tie prairie rpa llaHha Ny0 w.
ehtig lasl lytn paftla eareJly ule
klenU8eatnuaf TIE etlms s. Atsht
i lfune 80 Crstos 8ka ana hIs o.
Thomas ela acre travelling g. nasef
CBH ore rae madieH & S beIlsF
el eem committed - tamIs a
munth or 81 aEo fhefe have hesn uo
traces uf u1c mafleWa Mrs Irvine
siorielf after tie maftsn Hege CONE
mltied itn tht pa-U ard seut by
tmin o. Oklahoma. elefa SEE IS uoa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
Aaron Cox

Aafea tas aged .l yeam and S
dags aho lad ueeu a resident q tbs
section = lhs Indian TERRITORY iar p
years died Thuniay evening 4ag
90 lse 81 tie homt % MS san
faak 1as q this clty, a. fiao'elaes
from Tie sfWts 90 paralysis
hf 1oa was born ln l.asfenea conn.
tF indlaaa. Ntrfo he Efea to man.
iQot ard vas married o. Miss sarah
CArs alsn Il thar county oa Manl,
4 ista III l~u he removed Is Iii.
nuls la $50 q Kansas. and 10 isa q
tie Indian neffltnU Ne vas side.
d knasn and highly esteemed fof ~
Straightforward dcalings and his man.
Ines
llu IS survived bY DIS Eife ate saas
ard one daughter namely Mn 81.
mlm stanton % ritisbark kas
leua esk Il lsielia, l. r " 4
oax el Moscow Idaho Frank & s.
aud T = Tor oi THIS cliy
lie sas 8 msmlef of Nlulia Lodge
No. S AZ "a a., and sas usg
hsp. tie oldest Mason Ia Tire Indian
TeFflteff The msmiers q FlnHa
lodge conducted the funeral services
this afternoon AZ 800 o eloek
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
CRAVE SITUATION
Anti-fOreign Movement in
Mexico May Involve Unit
ed States.

Nea 0tIfaus 5o.s 20 b Mailo
ore q u,e pary % afir American
men women and tllldreo eha leit
Mete beeauso 81 te anti foreign
tAfeats eie rasse Through Nee 0f
aaus ~ Rhl an raatet8 aeHHa
sasa
aas 81 tae mai aiafmlae iaatafes
q lie situation s ii.a fa th Mex
aa servants laFe oine1 H lHs aat
foreign movement and lie a8ees 1f
tHe fafelEaen afc Dos mortal teI e
tier fanllefHng pa s5nei - eia.
ted ciae of Maa eam are aef H
sympathy eitil tiio antI ia0sH aet-
neaf u.efare m a han iHt
affx
Tde auy cannot he u q epen
i e8i. pfa8sty b. naeeaaf - fhe
HaIts8 state, to @ brow an arm ae0ss
t.s lsslef te Fritrt American etis
eas j 81 aal hltfg tse Meseau
esHneat caucaae aiHh fne sfa
I61s se
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
WILD WITH
ITCHING HUMOR
Eruption Broke out Ia Spots An
0Nr Body Caused a Continual
Itching for Two Years Doctors
Metriw Did no Good Cured At
Epense Il only sl.25 and Nov
THANKS CUTICURA
FOR COMPLETE CURE

aHmaa tima Arn / wfw,a ynu fss q
honk an tiC gsssrura henn,tirN ard
rvneixe1 + q Il. nts1 went ana bought
tlle s1aF. Ilssiigsstt. and l'ills They dit
re usofe eassi than At.y n,eslsife cseT
tannd. Tlny essasl tf.e a fmy skin diacasa.
ana / era teFY tlaankiiA % YOU. ~
ilnaiiae uas ersalasiua a ihe din. uhsrh
hfaka on ID afsaa - over ny hesiy.
Ard rzgasd 4 tzsttnslal icilng phlgh
nearly drive ne sid q times ] "a
nn,lll}iae q : 8fafef. tst j dli not cure
rse, alai ulsa ] $50 in = pafFr yolu
"a. ! esag - 59a fHf tle tgiieufA isziS
sad / siadiei ny eaea in 4 I tlcn
utaf - lisa drse sfars sni bought oaa
cake a Daiicsses Aoap. one lsK q CO.
iirafs Osninsnt. ard ofo val a Caii-
cifa riils fHoa the fHsi afgiie4fi0n
/ fectifoll rid. I uae4 fle hrps ~
aBd tna exffa elkea os Cuiioafn scaP,
and waa c.nsllszsly cured ] bad
saexed iof tso years. tu4 ] agala
thank failasfa iaf niy eilre II yoa
u,ah. yua naY polish thla car
frSd iaFesng, Claude 8 lsiiason. Magae
Grove faru Il ID " alaAt haa.s
june ~. tssla
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
JUDGE WANTED
TO Be BRIDED

Mlnagkee Wis tulf Sd C Ak
baait Henem agent d Wisconsin
faf the uon leHta' BITE Insurance
company 81 Oh,U before ne Ieeis.a.
tlre Insurance. invest RaflHs eamml-
fse teiay produced correspondence 81 d
sensational character lelen tls
tommny 'anl 5 Wisconsin supreme
eaart ludge Boa which tae latter tried
t1 obtain rotate aud offered ths
eanmny ap.an f0f e saafafiaFe un.
aef aAich uo judge believed fhe De-.
bate cluld % given ana s,l coUe
eithIn TIE m'e of AS flausmo of
GAa Judge vas uot mazda pabe THE
correspondent nas bad b teiDbt
ia
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
TCHl TCHl TCHi

EcntTuui sm3Trai scHtrnHi This
3 tbe cs8.llsifs & t.loassiaia ~ seinstof-
tlfrd nsa. eau.efs. eat raldna, Who
may o. iaesl zafly Wleied aUl sToallly
sufai IS aaFga t.sfhs VIA tUfiClra @Qap
and rcl.iis asI ssiiaas 81 Cuiicars onfi-
rirrf. ihr gsest Hsin CcN, nn1 mil
d...rs ~ Ci.tieara Has1iyrni Pale. ubea
phgsIeIsns a9d 81 tlse iai
80 itssss sHa Csfeara easr - fItlf.
49, H f.IIH = f.H1..l.H Naaafs
ft - - = Hsf p Hael.sa
sss = esss est si iial a tasaa. $50, -
80 isszsi 49, a. zas.s g. sti. 81 y ss.i iiaif.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
Unless Parliament ReCedeS
There viii Be Trouble
in Russia Today.

St rstenbarg 3uly Extseme
nervousness and eseitment pefsade
al c.asses here owing 70 tie action
y lhs loser loase % parliament ia
&1optine an early m0ming address g
tile people
Il Is fgaored taai 5 coup etat has
teen deaide1 up1n and e Is reported
% good authority that 81 lmpeFlai
aksss ordering the dissolNlounf pafi.
lament Las already hoen slenea
fl* geellnR 81 general alarm las
lseH decreased hY the fset tliaf ali
nlvht long tie Guard regiments have
lefn mAmlging lotto the elg ffaH llle
Guards camp al Nasu0yespi0
Al aelslal of hlgh rank 81 eaBsef
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
A BRUTAL MURDER
Assassias Slay Prominent
Wyoming Nan al Ms
Own Gate

Snal one R5a IU % Warren
Moody 81 atameg eas 18 fmm
amlas au4 tei 81 midnight ast
n.Gm lie eas hs n % the Ate
United States Senator Mayof south
Dakota 4 heetf named ADJ
denn aas aas ei Wht eudeaym
ng to alp efi lit aytn
Sewers gamblers Recently deparl6i
from ue Fae sfs aspeed 81 tie
crime Al a6eI moh 30 once started
in pursuit g tle muaiertw Aheatl.
B armed rosss S nos on their tn8.
vlld waf nes shoad u1r murder.
ers he etsffakeB a Buchme IS Bkclg
Moeig aud IS slfe Wet attending
a daucl 81 tise hons 90 a ne.rhbof
in rogans t8a eaH MOODY started
home aIoas II frani Of hs gate De
vas shat AID tel ne afoso ana stag.
gorpd toward lHe gate. vhon one II
Tie murdefen sent a bullet through
his heart
Andenaa Nh8 eas camping ln q
tent nesfbg Nas fie 0uly witness
lle started .n pursuit af the murder.
efs hui saoa cen Hitha bullet IA Ills
bead
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
Col Scott Dead

seattle WASH tuly II OoloHel
simon winaeld snQtis fan1 tax aecni
died yesterday aged "A iie oas
formerly W ne government Indian
sertice ami Vas eaaotian II chief
Joseph Aftef the lstiefs capture bg
General Niles
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
BAILEY is
NOT GUILTY

HH Ao iaE rtH #G u
Tie saa Elueui Uaae 5 eal
H0ff charged Wfh maelefm fu
Las af als employer eeatHF eai
operator rei mtia verdict ta8ag 8f
n.f 81 - aHf Bailey aas dlaG8feei
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26

sation with The Associated Press cor
respondent today made no attempt 10
conceal Tho gravity o. tie situation.
lie said Everything may depend up-
on today sitting Of the lower house
81 parliament. II no sseps are taken
70 avoid a c0laiet witt tie govern
msnt the sequel may he tragic
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
1t Takes
Nerve

Eyer thing depends upoa
Nour nerves Il IS nerve force
at csoscs the brain % direct
he motion q }oar body ii IS
nerve force that causes your
heart Is paleaie aad send ihe
blood through r veins Z
is NERVE force thas causes your
stomach O. digest laad youf
kiduc f4 6itef Ehe blood. and
1be 5rer 81 seefese hiie
lg aef nerve forte IS thc
rQN tlat rgn aaf body. 50
81 yCa lcl Womoat Irritable.
nervous eaa1at .eer Or cat
ws have paia @ misery
anywhere. your nerves are
wnk and YOUR tem rune
down ITO tore tIIs vitality
ak 0f Atles &rfanc uhicis
u .heH and build up
th nerves. You cannot De
healthy without strong nnf
N w MN
H A H ~ atn hHtn
wa H u.e fAHa lsnn ~
M H Ht Hit naf
HaN ua E IfaIN tn
bed t bs# fH nwfal ea
NH Ft M hefaa 81 im
H ~ HHaHa uErf Iu
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
Russian City IN flames

Aanara Russia, iuig III TIE
wlols soan q sY2gan IA ths pros lnee
of samblfas il in flames Tia il.
h4bltants ase aesing
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26

children ike kenue8ys Laxative
Honey and Tar TIE p.es s4ntcst aud
1est cough Wrap - take because it
contains no oplaies Sold 81. Peoples
lrJg store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26

Railsl slot iaNlof because Of the
iattefs relations alth Nn balley.
Mrs. RaieYs tflai ou tho charge u
helns an accessory before the fact was
begun yesterday
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26

Fuf hiaailH& heiellnR stomach.
tad liFeath Walasslmilaii0n pf foud,
and al symptoms II indigestion, Rinp >
Dyspepsia Tablets are q prompt arid
eHlcient corrective Sold by, "A. Il.
Ovens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
wRrE Us AtrrrER

treiy saa frankly. To stfielet sH
4eneh. telling us al your lf8ahlas
W wlli pena Frrr Atvlg tln plaia.
6saled euvclape Address, laalea
Aavsmy Dept. rhe chsssanooea
Ase1lana o.. ChstlAnoasa. Tenn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-07-26
GAVE Up SUPPORTER

y Nofu d supporter 81 yeats iaF
nay womh. which had crowded agefy-
thing iown heiafnit wfitss Mfs. S. !.
Chflsmln. ~ Mnnnsmlle. # " "imfi.
ferad untGA misery ana uulf haraiy
walk. After taking Caraai ! gave up
efy supporter and tan naw Il ~ ~
feet ball . Day a. slHsa.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-31
Labor Wanted.

The Western roads are Offering
cheap rates to San Francisco next
next month tor the benefit of men
looking for employment. Labor is
scarce in San Francisco aud the
following wages prevail, based on
an eight.hour day: Bricklayers,
$500; cementworkers, $500; bod
carriers, $500; plasterers, $500;
stone.cutters, S475; carp enters,
$500 to 81 90; carpenters helpers,
80 so; horseshoers, $500; black.
smiths, 81 90; blacksmiths helpers,
S. SO; cabinet-makers. SO so; mill
men, S. so; fathers, So 90; shinglers,
81 90; painters, $500; painters
helpers, So 90; fresco. painters, SIS 90;
sign-writers, $500; paperhangers,
$500; plumbers, 5000; plumbers
helpers, 50 so; machinists, $3.75;S
timers, 81 90; sheet-metal workers,
81 90; boilermakers, $3.50; station
AIRY engineers. 81 90; tile.setters,
$500; GLACIERS, $500; teamsters,
S2.75; unskilled iaborers, $500 to
$3.50. The United Railways OF San
Francisco want 1000 workmen for
reconstructing tracks; they pay 81
a day and furnish cot-beds IN tents.
The Ocean Shore nv. wants 1000
day laborers ON the line to Santa
Cruz; they are paying 81 90 to 81. so
a day The Union Iron Works are
short 500 men. The fruitgrowers
need help to harvest their big crops.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-31
Drug Store Change.

X. E. Martin has sold to G. H.
Niles and brother, of Henderson,
KY, the stock Of drugs and sun.
dries IN the house near the park on
Mary street. The style Of the new
firm has not been settled upon, but
the gentlemen are experienced pre-
scriptionists nd druggists n d
come with excellent reputation.
Mr.. Martin will be employed by
Jas. T. Nelson Co., one Of the lead
ing drug houses in Jackson. He
and Mrs. Martin have numbers of
friends who wish them good health
and fortune. The Messrs. Niles
will be accorded cordial welcome
here among our business men.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-31
Best Market in the South.

r. L. Lockert, who succeeds Tay-
lor & Co. in the grain business here,
informs us that about nine-tenths
OF the corn crop in this immediate
section of country has already been
sold for future delivery at 81 up. A
small portion of it may have been
sold for less. Mr.. Lockert says that
the farmers have been very fortu-
nate in selling their corn, as the
prices are much lower now and the
prospects are that they will be still
lower at gathering time. The sup
ply of corn and cotton and wheat
all over the United States Is larger
than for years. The acreage is
large a n d the crops abundant.
Hence the prices have been moving
downward. Mr.. Lockert tells us
also that he has been over many
sections of the South and that the
farmers of this vicinity get better
prices than they do anywhere. He
says that they are better protected
by the dealers here than at other
places. The grain men here are
better equipped ID handle the
business better than at many other
points in the South. Mr.. Lockert
says our farmers have been very
fortunate in the sale of their corn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-08-31

The style of the new hardware
firm. which succeeds H. Dietzel, is
the Mailing Keller Hardware Com
pany. The change will not take
place until next Tuesday. Septem.
Der 4. The house will be kept open
until that time by Mr.. Dietzel.
Billy Mailing will be the new
manager. Mr.. Mailing has been
first salesman with Mr.. Dietzel for
many years. He has exercised a
great influence in securing custom
and his experience as hardware
man is very valuable. The selec-
ton of Mr.. Mailing as manager
was IN all respects wise one. Chas.
Keizer began his business career
with Mr.. Dietzel. After that he
went on the road as salesman for
Louisville house and then for SIM
mons Hardware Company, st.
Louis, acquiring a large trade. He
is also frst-class hardware man
and clever gentleman. j. c.
Mckee was year or so since con-
uected with the Union City Hard
ware and Furniture Co., and while
his knowledge of the business is
not so extensive he is a good sales.
man and enjoys the confidence of
hosts of people. Frank Wehman
is hardware man, having been
with the Dietzels as sales
man for many years. He is also
clever in his line and a good man.
The company is composed of fine
material and capable and deserving
of good business.
Stock-taking will begin Tuesday,
the 4th, and the house will be closed
the remainder OF the week proba-
bly,.
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H. T. Robinson. manager f +
HARDY Bros. & Haguewood Co.,
with his assistants, G. w. Robin
son. Joe Rogers and Dan Glenn,
will open up The Model next week.
The Model is the business house
formerly occu pied by Robinson,
Bransford & Co. 1t has been re-
modelled since the FIRE and is larger,
finer and better equipped than ever.
The house is already open, but only
portion of the goods are in. 1t
will be a few days only until the
new stock is complete. The Model
is the original home of one-price
clothing and furnishings in Union
City, and the new business will be
conducted strictly upon the same
lines. 1t is beautiful store.
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A Prospectus.

Peter Keffer, of Rives, has issued
some circular letters cont aiming
special information relative to the
Obion River bottom lands. He has
taken the pains to collect great
deal that is valuable, which he is
endeavoring to place in the hands
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Train Hoppers.

Four boys we're arrested by Enloe
Chiles for train hopping Sunday.
The boys rode in from Gibbs to
town on the evening train and Will
Penick, one of them, had berth
on the COW catcher. All paid fines,
amounting with costs to 81. so each.
One of the boys was lodged in jail.
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union city Training school

Prof. F. G. Adeylott has accepted
a position in the Union City Train
ing School a assistant teacher.
He comes well recommended, being
a graduate OF The Peoples College
at Franklin, Tenn, and we'll fitted
for the place. The primary depart.
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Shooting.

John Rickel shot Louis Kramer,
a hotel keeper at Moscow. Rickel
was the aggressor. He is IS and
Ramer As years of age. Two shots
struck Ramer.
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ment will be in charge of Miss vir-
GINA Thompson, graduate of the
Union City Training School, and
very popular ! a dy. The session
opens Sept. 3 at 9 a. m.
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Homer P. Hale wishes to announce
that bis new route lists are out and
are now on sale. Rural free routes
from One to Eleven are included COM
plete Mr.. Hale thinks he has a good
list and will begin the distribution Of
his books right away.
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The M. & o. Limited Fast Train t
st. Louis.

The Mobile & Ohio r. r. Limited
leaves Union City at 1888 a. m.
daily and arrives ST. Louis 5.04 p.
m. Coaches, sleeper, diner and OBJ
servation cars.
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Past Train to new Orleans

The Mobile & Ohio r. R. Limited
leaves Union City SIS p. m. daily
and arrives New Orleans 8.45 a. N.
next day. Coaches, diner and
through observation cars.
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Union Song Service.

Special union song service at the
Methodist Church next Sunday
night. Everybody welcome.
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of prospectors.

Mr.. Keffer is a staunch, reliable
citizen, man of his word, and any
thing he says upon that subject can
be relied on thoroughly. We trust
he may find the way to those who
would develop that fine country.
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Summer prices on mating and
druggets at Union City Hardware
g. Furniture Co. 23-tf