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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-07
Weeks SOCIETY CHAT
PoTpouRM OF POINTED PARAGRAPHS PERTAINING
PRINCIPALLY TO PERSONS AND IHINCs TALKED
ABOUT ~ Las VEGAS SOCIAL WHnu And Else
W~tERE-AFE FAD6 AND FAcTSo OF FfMINfNE FANCY

ysM u " HnTisY "a IuI~Az. k&s-
vlfe ef tho sensrsI m1nsser ~ ths
santa " railroad. vho hss boa Wis
ming a. III home = Mr. a. v. Nelly.
Ws me russs ~ hsnoF af 4 ! octcrt
fnaekeon Tasxday afternoon. nn C.
q Giss s~nfsrsInsa IN comrlInsest 20
The sisisor and ii ~ eAsrIa1ss III.
III sunsfIoa. The ladies pfssent n
sddlison II me suet ~ h0anr and
hostess we've Ms. H. w. kelly. Mr.,
Prank Thomas. Mrs v. n Ian0sy.
Mn II W. Greene. Mrs. 4 g naakin.
Mrs Ffank springer. MrA Charles
spiess. Miss u naehss and Mi~s
rIorsHce sacs. Mrs. Thomas n h<vs
from Rasan. q sister n Mr.. Kelly.
and Miss Snow Il 4 visitor from Boa
ion. 4 sister IL Mrs. Greene.
Mrs. a. Msnnct has left 10 . Visit
Win friends Il Eiixshsthto~n. n. -.
She was accompanied there ~ h<r
husband. who 10 . travelling m1seman
for The brown q M~anxansres com
psny.
Mr. Prank Tryon Of Savannah. Ga.
10 expected 20 arrive In the ctty short.
" for = visjt with her sister. Miss
Mary Davis. asd broshcr. wste ~
Davis.
The younx Gina, had : di4aspoaps-
ment.
YOU Vim get over il III : day o.
two" ssid the elephant htodty.
HIT ~ 0nat did q % ~ - ~
end d The arst dsy.
800
Miss L0yola Dillon len o. No. :
yesterday for Chicago. where shs yin
enter the Chicago university 10 take
20 advanced course IN musie.
A
Miss Ella Ncsorely Of Atchiscu.
kas.. arrived III the city yesterday
and 10 Visiting ~ tho home Of her ass4
Ter, MR.. James Purcell Of sss Tenth
Miss Pauline Perry entertsined nj
,ompany Of her SRI friends Al i din.
her party and moonlight trolley ride
Thursday evening. Her mother and
.hree other married ladies rhaperoned
he Jolly little crowd and the occssion
,roved a most ENJOYABLE bnc for al
'%encernod. a dainty courss dinner
xas served first ~ The Banquet,
liter which the cofcrie boarded al
:anson car bound for Hot Springs
TO the muddy condition OF the
'trect N front OF the catering estabr
ishment Il was necessary to make
IN improvised crossing Of boards 20
he car. Those present we're Mn G.
!. Perry, Mrs. Clarence Iden. Mrs
Reid. Mira. Homer d. Unset,
iiss Pauline Perry. Miss Edith Perry.
Hiss Rachel Ward, Miss Margaret
luxton. Miss Esther Hodxson. Miss
tatheryn Critics. Miss Emma Tamme.
Hiss Helen cumnin cham. Miss Ber
ha Coin. Miss Ruby Moore. Mia Hell
d Kelly. Miss Mary Coors. Mis- Gar.
It Van petten, Nils Mossis York.
iiss Mary Upton and Miss Helen
chAefer.
Once upon ! time d man started 10
ave money. Soon Ne Ia accumu-
tied s,.es, with which be bought
eautifui umbrella.
Then the rainy day came. But the
lan's friend had borrowed the um-
the night before.
$50 I
Miss Vera Claire GeAring lefs Mon !
~ for q visit q several months 10 !
,ansas and elsewhere. !.
,
Mn. Adm n. whitmort accompanied
y the Misses whttmors. Marts ochAe |.
u and Florence Hoektns. returned !
lcndsy nom ! pleasant wesk q 4 ,
uera.
Mas Long. daukhter 81 Judge and :
Ira. =. " Long Of this city. has ~ !
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When Maxim. the famous gun in
ventor. placed his sun before 4 CON
mittee Of Judges. he stated ifs carry,
INK power 70 Be much below what ne
felt sure the gun would accomplish.
The result OF the trial was therefore
= great surprise. Instead Of disap-
pcintment. II Ii the same With TIE
manufacturers OF C~hamberlain's Cole,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. They
do not publicly boast of MI this rem.
edy WIN accomplish. but prefer to let
the users make the statements. What
they DO cIaim, Il that Il viii positively
cure d~iarrhoea. ~dysentery. palms in
The stomach and bowels and has
never been known To fail. For sale
by all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-07


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III love and 4 s.ikea frm ~ pixy-
nef<ns 1nd starry ma tho nishf.
f<it ne taaga NOT rzy me nay.
M ceaes > csim. - fair. -
bright
pts~d nv sait 9Th esoqa
Assured her a. my f~rssat loss.
~ appke nos m her i~nnoxsnes.
~ csriins ! ny aact my bss
Ne lessed and sobfsd upon my arm.
A. " ~ sosns great fear oppressed.
told h~s 40 n<~d fesr No harm.
~ I hes saffas<si cheek easess@d.
Al Isss - sam,aos%d strength 10
ep>ak
1tAosaAt h<r little h~srt would bursi:
~ sstd implorinxiy And mssk.
= uant y iinks Of veiseruunt
X. d. w.
THAT WsoG otNL AGAIN
n Wise 0tri knovs n ksr sister
halat TALKED - much ~ might have
hevt ~ male friend. Probably NJ
sltestioes had been shown n . purely
fytsndly sptrff. bst ~ Ycsng Man
thousht Il wise 10 drop them II n
eanses un@ips when = number a.
sfFis ~ te9sth<f and ~ talk natar.
ally tuns "a lave and hvea,aking ~
VIZ 0sri - usually = better llsseasr
tAsn taihsf.
IT, Ars ~ ths popalsr s~fterpcou
card parties amoas ~ younger ~
wns H. dslightful sfair a. wedass.
az afternoon given BY Misc Rebecca
Henfiquss II hcnor a her guest, Mirs
EstslIs Carson of beaver. Colorado.
The beastiful little home on Eighth
stsest - h~cominaiy decorated M the
patriotic collars. ezsss sd bunfins BE-.
ing used ~ profusson. Six tables we're
prosidsd for tbs guests. high nIye IL
ips the passime a. the s~fsernoon.
ns unique tables vers hugs nrr
crackers. Upon which small ones we're
fastened BY means Of streamors IA
The national coloru for each prnerss
ZION.
Foar handsome pfiEes were award.
I'd. the guest prize. y gold nlixrce
crose. 10 Miss Carson. Miss Helen
6chaefer carried On frst honors. 4
silver spoon. Miss Brown second: q
xold hat pin. while Miss Marguerite
cluxton captured The consolation, 4
red. white and blue fan.
Dslicious refreshments were served.
AFTER which The young people adjourn
ed, vctins Miss H~esriqaex q charm
ms hoesess.
Those fortunate enough to be pres
eat we're:
NssdEmes Kelmer and II. N. smith.
Tie Misses Snow. 1soSton. Mas. Nc.
Cutcheou, 0r~eenville. Mass: Corson.
Denver. Colo: Long. Rpthxeb. Whis.
n0rc, Hartman, ohm. Browne, Art
less Browne. Upton. CUNNINGHAM,
Helen Cunningham. csyanaush. Ward. ,
ec4aefer, tteien 8chAeier, Cluxton. \
Robbins. Kelley, Hoskins, Ross and
Mary Rosa. \
/
Have you ever thought how much
Glme = lost 10 playing cardst"
"oftea--sa sAafAinG md deaiins.si :
J
Miss Bessie Floyd has eons to 81
Louis whsre she Il ne Euest 81 her
uaadmothsr. and she expects to h. ,
lwhy ~ uunnsr, !
Nm. Eisa Msidonado Of wasoa
rttssnsd to her hosne last :
sl1At alssr N enjoyable visit Of sew :
nal days ID La Vegas She was The
Ea>st while here Of her sister, Misa
l1innis Crosby. /
I
Nh n. q 0ortnsr has departed 7
lor y4sit with friends 1t Manhat. {
Kan., md relatives st Goshen.
lid. - formerly lived ii the latter
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-07

ASss - - Ssseasase 1.0Asg-
rsa rsnncs s4cst g frsu sAA
u sn<e< 1xss u ssrsnNeaf e~S@s<tAtasa
I il Eec<s<<rx IL nxaxg2snI - isEx -
s1sslfe 60 yce<hsri a~sg<AFsnee
II = inro.sfk1e 10 - ,his stth9sf 70
tsislns : tnznx11sx xrosth es h2tr.
ne tses<ne< r psEdrrs sr6fes1es tne
sr~s<nee 4 b1Fresang r~rm shaeh
s<ss ana fArss~< SE tie fnHtg CT 10
a1ir antn II e1us<x teal badness
Ssuhru's Herrseit< y \ ! ksssn
1ssfsossr og skxs r<<f. xne - u - <zos-
ne a. il II 6<ftrktfui 70 nse
Herr,rsce rsk.s - exrzxs hair erea-
NJ aa utFf - nzr1ruH core
Aereys - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y ncre.
sosd ~ s<sdsrF drarFzsxs serd &c -
seanp~ So sample - Tia HeFract6s c.
Detro.s. ries.
Z. q MuRpHGv. sesetsl Aesal
Optic want ads bring resultsL
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-07

Mas Long. daukhter Of Judge and
Mrs. .. ". Long Of this city. has n.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-07

Nh. Adm n whitmort Accompanied
By the Misses whitnors. Marte ochAe-
fer and Florence Hoekins. returned
Monday frpm ! plessant wesk It Ia
Cuers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-07

Have you ever thought how much
Tim = lost II playing cards."
"oftes-sa sAsfaiaG md dsaling.a
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-07

Miss Vera Claire GeArins lefs Mon.
day for 4 visit Of several months 10
Kansas and elsewhere.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-07

Miss Bessie FLOYD has eons 70 81
lcuis where she q the Euest Of her
eaadmothsT. and she expects to 10
nWhy IN RUNNER.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-07

Nh ". q 0ortnsr has departed
~ walt with friends 1t Manhat.
tan Kan., md relatives st Goshen.
lnd. - iormerly lived Il the latter
rIty.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-07

~ ioys and I ssikea firm ~ pixy-
n<fsns xnd starry ~ns tho nixht.
1 t<1t ne tssaia NOT kzy me nag.
M scea<s = calm. - fair. -
bright
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-07

Mn. Eaisa Maldonado Of Wagon
1toUsd, rsssrnsd to her hons lat
ni1At altsr N enjoyable visit Of sew
sssl days ii La Vegas. She was the
s1>st while here Of Der sister, Misa
1ainnso Crosby.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-07

Miss Ella Mcscreiy Of Atchiscp.
kas. arrived III the city yesterday
and IL Visiting ~ tho home d her sss-
Ter, MR.. James Purcell Of ga Tenth
street.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-07

Miss L0yols Dillon len o. No. :
yesterday for Chicago. ~hers she yin
enter the Chicago university TO take
40 advanced course In musie.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-01-12
STAR OF BETHLEHEM.
p. II. o.

Miss FANNIE Fulghum opened her
school Monday morning after a
weeks vacation with Sc bright and
smiling faces present, ready for
greater effort to advance them
selves and please their teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Wilson enter
tanned a number OF their young
friends and all report a delightful
time.
Little Ruth Moore has returned
to her home at Rives after spend.
ing pleasant week with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Moores.
Married, at the residence of Mrs.
Mollie Blasingame, at MayfeId,
Dec. D. Mrs. N. J. Moore and Mr..
W. J. Kersey, Rev. Logan officiat-
ing.
Mr.. Tom Ferrel and Mr.. Newt
Barnett and sister we're pleasant
visitors at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Walker Wednesday after
noon
Mrs. Mollie Blasingame and chill
dren, of Mayfeld, KY, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Bell Bedford.
Miss Bird and Artie Walker spent
a few of the holidays with relatives
near Crystal.
Mr.. Billie Kersey and handsome
wife are spending the week with
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Bedford in
Number Twelve.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Hays visited
Mr.. aud Mrs, Jas. Calhoun Sunday.
THE TWINS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-01-12
PLEASANT HILL.
Gypsy

Mrs. Jim Parks. from Pierce. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Flor.
ence Cummings.
Mr. Arthur c. Allen, of Bowling
Green, KY, visited his sister. Mrs.
Portia Shropshire, last week.
DR.. Ed Long, of Obion, visited
hts parents Sunday,
Mr.. Gabe Long has gone to Onion.
where he will work with his brother
awhile and perhaps make a dent
ist of himself,
Miss Huff visited her sister, Mrs.
Jim helms, last week.
Mrs. yirr Mccoy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Forester returned to their
homes in cardwen. Mo-. ate
spending Xmas with relatives.
Mr.. Andie Johnson has returned
home after spending week or
more with his sister in Nashville.
A. r. C.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-01-12

around. Wake up, cousins; this is
the beginning of new year. Topsy
and are planning for great enter
tainment i'll the early spring time.
Come and join us in this undertak.
ing and help to make The CONNER
cial one of the very best papers by
sending in the news from immedi'
ate neighborhoc DIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mays at
tended church at Rives Sunday.
Rev. Hardeman filled the pulpit.
After service they enjoyed a good
dinner at the beautiful home OF Mr..
and Mrs. M. p. Warren.
Mr.. Sam Jones, of No. 10, mem
Der of the grand jury, was the guest
of W. S. Jackson Monday for din
ner.
EIpSy
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-01-12
ELBRIDGE.

Lest the cousins should decide
that we had passed out with the
old year we thought best to pen a
few lines.
We notice that Cyclone drops il
to see us occasionally, as does the
Bachelor slso, as we'll as others
Mother Gypsy is the most faithful
of all and her estimable articles are
welcome feature in every issue Of
The Commercial.
The new year has been ushered
III and with its advent many of us
find new duties imposed upon us
and the longed for time of rest and
a lesser amount OF work and worry
has failed to reach U-Know at
least. But we fondly hope that
each cousin will find more time for
rest and social intercourse during
the year 1906 than in any previous
year.
The old Ninth District is in a
prosperous condition. The bounti-
full corn and cotton crops with the
good prices obtained finds the ma
jority of our people at the begin
ming OF the new year with plenty of
food and raiment, and they should
be and are doubtless happy.
The United States Senatorial and
Gubernatorial campaign. which is
now on, is being discussed pro and
con. In this immediate section
Hon. e. w. Carmack for u. S. Sem
ator and Judge John r. Bond for
Governor are the favorite candi-
dates. The State Senatorial race
is yet in its infancy, but with the
Hon. SeId Waddell and the two
Mes in the race our people will
doubtless make a choice early IN
the race. We hear but little said
about the Representative from
Obion County and do not know of
an avowed candidate at this time.
Seems like this Office is going beg
ging and ! expect the people in self
defense will have to elect U-KGow.
We we're very forcibly impressed
with an editorial IN last weeks
Commercial deploring the defeat OF
Senator Blackburn as United States
from Kentucky. How the
sditors of The Commercial could
write such an editorial denouncing
he defeat of Senator Blackburn
ind at the same time be trying to
iefeat E w. Carmack, when such
| defeat. should it occur. would be
Ilmest a parallel case to that of the
lefeat of Blackburn, is beyond our
'omprehenslou. U-KNow. !
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-01-12
officers and Directors.

The First National Bank held its
annual stockholders meeting Tues
day, resulting in no change what
ever in the board of directors and
officers. Mr., Walter Howell was
made cashier some time back. With
that exception the personnel re-
mains the same, as follows; L 5.
Parks, president; J. S. Roberts
vice-president; Walter Howell, cash
Ter; E. V. Caldwell, assistant cash
Ter; o, H. Scoggin. clerk; L. )
Parks, j. S. Roberts, Walter How
ell, f. V. Caldwell, A. J. Corum,
d. A. Edward, H. A Beck, direct
ors.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-01-12
FREMONT.

Those on the sick list are Mrs
Taylor HaW kins, Mrs. Journey anC
Sam Williams.
Mentelo James has returned from
Elmerville, Tent, where he wen
to visit relatives.
Charlie French and family, from
near Paris, have moved here anc
will make their home in No. 3.
Will Caldwell and wife visited
relatives at Troy Saturday night.
We are sorry to report Cousin
Gypsy confined to her room with
sore feet, caused from running the
(gouty) cows out of the yard one
night during Xmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hile Wibb, of Co.
lum bia, spent the holidays here
with Mr.. Webb's sister, Mrs. James
Williams. They had not seen each
other for fourteen years.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. KIllion enter
tanned the young people at party
Tuesday night.
Mr.. Tom Council and family, of
near Clayton, has moved to the Bet.
tie ]. Caldwell residence.
Misses Murlie and Inez Cloar en-
tertained quite number of their
friends at their home one night last
week to the delight of all present.
Mr.. Jack Freeman is building a
new blacksmith shop and will soon
be ready to do all kinds of repair
work.
Bob Flanagan and family moved
to Hickman last week, where they
will reside.
Master Leonard Caldwell and sis
ter Ruby entertained number of
their little friends Saturday after
noon from to o'clock. Games
were INDUCED in until all we're tired
of play. then refreshments were
served. After this the fun came,
pinning the donkey's tail on, each
child being blindfoloed. Autrie
Caldwell received FIRST prize and
Marcus Williams second prize, the
prizes being fancy candy. Those
present were Masters Orwell Clack,
Milton Jordan, Hubb Stanfield,
Dock Killion, Hubert Caldwell,
Fate Bumpas, Aubrie Bumpas.
Marcus Williams, Hoyt Bell, Leon
Ird Caldwell, Misses Ollie clack,
LOWE Irwin. Autrie Caldwell. Edith
Caldwell, Grace Irwin, Johnnie Stan
ield, Lulu Grooms. Beulah Killion,
Jla Bell, Ruby Caldwell, Ludy Will
lam, Elsie 5umpas. VIOLET !
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-01-12
SOUTH SIDE.

Mrs. w. A. Forester spent Satur'
day and Sunday with Mrs. McCord.
Mr.. Fret Askew has recovered
from severe case Of pneumonia.
Miss Lizzie Newman, of Kenton,
spent the holidays with the Misses
Mabrey, near Beech.
The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil McCord sympathize
with them in the loss of their dear
little babe, whose death occurred
Monday at Ii o'clock from pneu-
monia. The remains we're laid to
rest in the Phebus cemetery We'd
nesday morning at IL o'clock.
Mr.. j. M. Cole made business
trip to No. 10 one day last week.
A peculiar fact is that 1905 began
on Sunday and ended on Sunday
and therefore had SO Sundays. This
will not occur again ia ITO years.
J. M. Cole bought sixteen hogs
from Mr.. Bill Stanley few days
ago, paying S2O7.
Mr.. and Mrs. J w. Cloar spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Mr.. Cloar's father near Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Moss and little
daughter. Sue Brown, of North
Side, spent Sunday afternoon with
relatives in South Side.
Mrs. Tom Reages returned home
Tuesday from pleasant visit to
Rives.
Miss DOME Askew, of Hornbeak,
was the guest Of Mrs. w. w. Mays
last week.
Gypsy Is very anxious to know
the whereabouts of Sylvan, Cy-
clone, Marvin, U-Know, Uncle Bill
dad. Perhaps they are poutiug be-
cause Santa Claus did not come
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-01-12

specimen of the big redwood trees
OF California in the .shape of a
square pyramid cut from a tree Is
feet in diameter, the bark 20 inches
thick, sap four inches thick. This
is quite curiosity to us.
Rev. X. B. Garrison, good father
like and nne'who loyes his children,
made his daughters, Esther and
Emma, a present OF a nice new or
gan tor anXmas gift. 1t is no
trouble to make your home happy
II you give your children the right
kind of advantages and spend a
little money in the proper manner.
The grip held us at home during
the holidays, but that is all right.
Our friends came to see us. Our
visiting friends we're II. e. Williams
and family, Dave Guy and wife, NJ.
W. Williams, wife and daughter
and J. p, Cloar and family, of
Beech. ~
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-01-12
FROM P. q. o.

Editors, cousins and friends. it is
with pleasure that | wish you a
happy and prosperous year
This part of Gods vineyard spent
Christmas in a very respectable
manner. There were no drunken
brawls or fights as we have heard
Of.
Rev Thomas preached an excel
lent sermon at Protemus Christmas
eve, and Rev. Holder the fifth Sab.
bath, so we have been worshiping
and honoring the birth of Him of
whom Isaiah said should be born
and his name should be called won
derful, counsellor, the mighty God,
the everlasting Father, the Prince
of Peace.
Health is most excellent in our
community. No one has been sick
so far as we know but the writer
and Prof. H. E. Williams. We have
been holding the grip down at our
own will, but it has kept us at
home all the time.
Cupid did good job of it during
the holidays at Protemus. Mr.. ]
d. Johnson, of Texarkaua, Ark,
wooed and won the heart and hand
of Miss Allie Pearl McAnally while
she lived in Garland, Ark, with her
parents. For the last two years
the family has been living here.
Miss Pearl is a first-class lady, cul.
tivated, a member of the c. p.
Church at Protemus and organist
too. We regret very much to give
her up, but we wish her much hap.
piness. Mr.. Johnson is a Christian
gentleman, member of the c. p.
superintendent OF Sabbath
school in his town, and a very fine
and contractor. All this
we'll. They left for Tex.
arkana Immediately after Rev. B.
L. Holder pronounced them hus-
band and wife.
There once lived in Number Five
he famous Esq. J. x. Williams. the
ather Of seven boys. After his
leath the boys began TO look about
or themselves. -Four hied away to
he West. Bob. after being absent
thirteen years. most of the time iE
surprised his brothers |
|. E., e. W.. o. c. and Bates, sew
raj days ago. A more surprised
ct you never saw. but happily so,
( course. The brothers here are
cling we'll, SO are those in the
Vest. Bob brought with him
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-01-12
Rev. Carlisle P. B. Martin, L. L. D

Rev Carlisle P. B. Martin, L. L. d
OF Wayerly, Texas, writes: "Of a
morning. when first arising, | often
find troublesome collection OF phlegm
which produces a cough and is very
hard to dlslodge; but small quantity
OF Billiards. Horeh0und Syrup will at
once dislodge IL. and the trouble is
over. know of no medicine that Is
equal to IL, and 1t is.pleasant 10 take.
1 can most cordially recommend 10 TO
all persons needing medicine for
throat or lung trouble 25c, Soc aad
81 90. Sold by Martin-Allen Drug Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-01-12

Lookl Best Patent Flour
at $500, at mill. Strictly
guaranteed or money re-
FUNDED. Dahnke-Walker
@ Milling Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-01-12
r Reduction During these Four

is clearing
to
ofbe buyup
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-17
FruesIlty of the French People.

The astonishing statement Is made
that the French people have invested
in foreign securities the stupendous
amount of above $13 1000 100000, and
that in addition to their own public
debt, the greatest of any nation, which
is an exclusively domestic loan.
These gigantic savings are due to fru-
gality and to thrift. Thrift was
French trait at the dawn of French
history and has prevailed for centu-
ries. No land has harried by opposing
armies more frequently or more dew
astatingly and no land ever recovered
from desolation so speedily and so
completely. France is stronger and
richer this moment than ever before,
and that, too, in the fourth decade
after her utter prostration and spolia-
ton of 1S71.-Washington Post.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-17
DIRECT CHARGE
OF COLLISION

Chicago, May 12-Direct charges of
collision between the Standard Oil
company and the st. Louis & Iron
Mountain railroad were made during
the second days hearing of the inves-
tigation of the relations between the
oil company and common carriers of
the country, before the Interstate COM
morce commission. H. ]. Cohn of st.
Louis, for 15 years connected with the
Standard, declared that agents of the
railroad acted as agents of the oil
company and received a commission
on the amount of oil they sold. He.
himself, acting as an agent of the
Standard had, he said, appointed,
agents at various places, on the Iron
Mountain road in Missouri. He had
known station agents to resign, he
said, because the oil business was
taken away from them, and the pay
was not sufficiently remunerative
otherwise. Attorneys for the Stand
Standard during the crossexamina-
ton of Maxon, an Illinois operator
WHO testified in chief Thursday,
showed that he had repeatedly writ
ten letters to officers of the oil COM
pany threatening to make trouble, be.
cause he did not consider himself well
treated. Maxon admitted writing the
letters and said he did it "just for
amusement"
Otner witnesses were A. J. David
son, president of the st. Louis and
San Francisco road; j. F. Tucker,
chairman of the Central Freight Traf-
fic association; H. J. Cohn Of st.
Louis and s. L. Hibbs Of Peoria.