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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-11-15
Souvenir Postals Of Was hingtOn. D. G.
and Rockville, Md

Nicely colored Postals of the various Gov
eminent Buildings, etc., can be had at Rel
singers BAKERY. Mail orders promptly Hlled !.
Price, for &c. Postage prepaid on so cents
worth.
6ne colored Souvenir Postals Of Rockville,
for which we will be pleased to Gil order1
at same price.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-11-15

TeacheFs' Institute.-The annual In
stitute Of the public school teachers of this
county will be held at Rockville on Deem
Der 18th 10 Goth, inclusive. 1t will be under
the charge Of Prof. Earle B. Wood, county
superintendent of public schools, and among
those who will deliver addresses are the fol-
lowing: DR.. VIM. <. Chancellor, superin-
tendent Of public schools OF Washington;
DR.. James H. Van Sickle, superintendent OF
public schools Of Baltimore; DR.. NJ. Bates
Stephens, superintendent of public instruc-
ton 10 Maryland; DR.. G. w. Ward and
Prof. B. K. Purdam, of the State Normal
School; DR.. G. W. Twitnyer, of Whining
ton; DR.. Charles B. Gilbert, of Englewood,
N. j., and others. The music, which is al
ways pleasing feature, will be under the
direction Of Prof Gibson, of the State Nor
NAL School. The Institute will be attended
by all of the 10 teachers Of the county
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-11-15

Injured with q Brick.-On charge
of assault upon d. J. Broadly, prominent
local liveryman, by hitting him with q
brick, Clarence Atwell, q former employee,
was arraigned in the Police Court to-day.
Alter hearing the testimony Judge Kimoall
order Atwel to pay a fine of 800 or serve
six months in Jail. Mr.. BreadY appeared
in court with heavy bandage about his
head and over one eye. The wound was so
severe that it closed one eye completely, and
it is feared the sight may be impaired.
MIR. Broadly had become dissatisfied with
some work which Atwell had been told to
do and discharged him. Atwell demanded
his pay at once, but was told that he would
have to wait short time until the money
could be obtained for him. Atwell, how
ever, was unwilling to wait, and after a
wordy alteration, according to the testlmo'
ny, he hurled brick at Mr.. Bready, the
missile landing on Mr. Bready's forehead
Just over the left eye. 1t was later discov'
cred that the skull had been fractured.
Atwel made his escape Immediately after
the brick was thrown, and he euded his
pursuers for two hours. Precinct DecIec-
tive Forteney and Policeman Coffin OF the
second precinct tracked him to house In
Blagden's alley, where he was taken into
custody. His address for the next six
months will be the District jail Wa'a'ng
ton Star Of Friday last.
Mr.. Bready is resident OF this town and
lately opened livery stable in Washington,
to give which his attention he passes to it
daily from his home.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-11-15

Three Buggies Demolished.--A spir-
tied horse, hitcned TO buggy, belonging to
Mr.. Edward Cuff, OF Avery, this county,
ran away in Rockville on Saturday night
last. He started from in front OF the bar
bershop OF Mr.. William Bean, on Mont
gomery avenue, ran across the street and
collided with another buggy standing in
front OF Mr.. Burroughs green grocery, and
from there ran to Vincent's drugstore where
he collided with the second buggy, and stop
ped fiually at Poss g. Ricketts, livery stable,
another square away. All three OF the bug
gies were wrecked, but the horses hitched
thereto escaped injury. The runaway horse
was frightened at a street car coming up
behind him. His owner and another per
son at his head attempted TO hold him 10 his
fright, but the brldlebi. separated and the
animal dashed on his wild career free from
further control. None of the buggies was
occupied at the time of the accident, nor did
either of III. two horses hitched TO the bug
gies collided with run of.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-11-15

Mr.. sakatsume, Of Japan, graduate Of
Boston University, will deliver an address
at Goshen, Sunday at 1890 A NJ, and at
Emory at3P. NJ
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1907-11-15

OUR g. 90 FALL HAT.-Really, tho talk Of the
town-n fact leaders Of 81 Hatweabecause give
you biggest value your money could possibly buymade right
f ght-and of the best materials All shadeshe gays,
browns, &c.-soft or stiff.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-03-29
A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
Dahnke- Walker Milling Co. Corn Mills
Main Building and Machinery.

M. DeGraffenreid, Grover ShIifer,
Ben Hughes, Fate Walker, Her.
man Dietzel, Jr., and the team
sters, Dave Yates aud III. Parks.
These were the men who did such
good work and they deserve the
highest praise. There was also
some valuable help rendered by
the citizens, and the firemen are
anxious to let them know how it
was appreciated, not so much the
suggestions offered, but the mus
cular force exerted in staying the
fire.
Never a fire company worked to
better advantage in Union City.
The company, through Mr..
Dahnke, also wishes to express
its profoundest thanks to the fire.
men and the citizens whose valuable
assistance in this fire saved them
and other property holders great
losses. 1t was all appreciated, and
doubly SO by Dahnke- Walker Mill
ing Company.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-03-29

ment, Mrs. Helen Patton; recep-
tion, DR.. w. p. Moore; music,
James Mahon; publicity, Lee E,
Glass; junior, Miss Josephine Nc
Donald; decoration, Miss May
Lockert; ushers, w. d. Savers;
press, Albert Landstreet; pulpit
supply, the Rev. w. L. Caldwell,
transportion manager, Cyrus B.
STANFORD.
Delegates are reminded to re-
ceive certificate from railroad
agent when purchasing ticket that
will entitle them to rate Of one
and one-third fare for round trip.
All visitors will be met at the de.
pots and directed to headquarters.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-03-29

The eighteenth convention Of
the Tennessee Christian Endeavor
Union will be held in Memphis
ibis year from April II TO IA. All
sessions will be ID the Court Ave
nue. Presbyterian church. The
sunrise meetings, however, will be
held also at the McLemore Ave-
nue. Presbyterian church, and the
Bellevue Avenue Baptist church.
The local union, Of which Mr..
Chas. q. Dean i general chair
man and president, will entertain
the visitors and will have charge
81 the convention.
4 large chorus under the direc-
tion Of Roht. Irwin will be fea-
ture of the services.
Possibly the most prominent fea-
tnre az the convention will be the
innior rally Sunday afternoon,
April IA. It is hoped BY the To-
eel nnion officers to have as large
number Of children present as
possible. The program will be
exceedingly elaborate and instruc
tive.
Among those on the program
will be VIM. Shaw, Of Boston,
Mass, general secretary Of the
union. He has long been connect
81 with the movement, and is q
highly entertaining talker.
The Rev w. r. Tburston.
ouensboro. KY, il former resi-
dent of Memphis, having gone IN
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-03-29

Presidency. He is simply the tool
of Roosevelt, who may throw Root
into the race to make the waters
muddy almost any time. Cortel-
you may also be shifted into the
race, but none of them can be TAX
en- seriously save Roosevelt, who,
though not openly a candidate, is
playing his cards to bring about
his nomination for third term,
and he will get it.
WANTS FORCED NOMINATIONS.
"Roosevelt is too shrewd to de-
clare himself candidate. If he
did he would be out of the race
the moment he announced his can
didacy. He wants the nomina-
tion to be forced upon him, as it
were, and he will accept it with
open arms.
1--WE read in the scripture about
the Savior healing the leper, cur
ing the sick, making the blind to
see and the lame to walk, but mo-
where in biblical history do we
read Of Christ either forgiving or
curing the hypocrite. The dis
ease is one which grows on per-
son as the years roll by and incur
able.
There are two kinds of hypo-
critics. One is the smooth, oily,
scheming, humble individual, Of
which Dickens character, Uriah
Heep, is the immortal example.
The other is the brusque, BULLDOG
ing, bold type, of which no better
example can be found than Theo-
dore Roosevelt.
TO FIGHT HYPOCRISY.
II will devote my time to pub
fishing my magazine and speaking,
and will do what | can to blot out
hypocricy wherever it may exist.
81 will advocate the election of
the Federal Judges. They should
be brought closer to the people.
The idea Of placing so much pow
er in man for his natural life Is
wrong.
my body has been jailed at
Ironton for the last five months,
but my mind was as free as II
ever was" said Burton.
Il will not discuss my troubles
further now. ] have been wrong
ed, but bear no resentmentagainst
anyone. l have learned to pity
the hypocrites, but | do want to
call their attention to one thing
have only two cheeks
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-03-29
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to the ministery from the Cour,
Avenue Presbyterian church. The
Rev. Carey E. Morgan, Of Paris,
KY, will also address the conven.
tion. AT the Buffalo convention
of the Christian church, in the fall
of 1906, he made the most brilliant
address Of the meeting. Others
who will address the convention
will be the Rev. Ira Landrith,
Nashville, Tenn, and the Rev.
Neal Anderson, Montg 0 m 9 r y,
Ala.
The Christian Endeavor Union
is an inter. denominational society
conducted by the young people Of
the world. The first society was
organized in February. 1881, at
Portland, Maine, the founder Of
which, the Rev. Francis E. CIoah,
is now the president of the world
wide movement. 1t is the largest
organization Of the young people
in the world. More than so
branches Of the Protestant church
are Interested in the movement.
Each State has its own organiza-
ton. H. 5. Seagle. Of Chatta.
nooga, being the president OF the
Tennessee union, Memphis was one
of the first cities to recognize the
of this movement,
there now being II societies, with
a membership of 400 workers.
The visitors will be the guests of
the local anion, which consists OF
all societies In Memphis.
The various committees are:
Finance, j. Allen Wade; entertain
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-03-29
MUCH NEEDED.


a Line Of Steamers Out Of Gulf Port.
New Orleans, March 25. Rep
resentative +. j. Garrett, Of Dres.
den, Tenn. who arrived here yes
terday with party of Congress-
men from Panama, said that Mis-
sissippi Valley Congressman on
the visit to Panama were Impress
ed with the necessity Of establish.
ing line Of steamers out Of Gulf
Port, possibly New Orleans to
handle the trade of the Mississippi
Valley to Panama. He said also
that the Congressman Of his party
found only minor details al subjects
of criticism on the canal, while
the main features Of The work are
progressing spIendidIy.
They are doing the work and
making . good showing, " 10 said. .
Other Cengressmen in the party
arriving yesterday were e. u. Ell
liz, Of Missouri; j.. T. Robinson.
of Arkansas and Congressman
Broussard and Congressman 9 Rams
dele, Of Louisiana.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-03-29
POOR OLD TAFT.
Secretary Used TO Cover Up Un
faithfulness.

St. Louis, Mo-, March %. For
mer Senator Joseph Ralph Burton
Of Kansas, arrived in St. Louis to-
day at noon, and left tonight fol
Abilene, Kans., to tell his constit-
uents tomorrow night Of what he
calls the :most monumental hypo.
critic in history Theodore Roose-
velt.v
Burton was released from the
Ironton Jail this morning, after
serving five or six months impos-
cd upon him by the United States
District Court in st. Louis for I'M
properly representing the Rialto
Grain and Securities Company of
st. Louis in Government matters.
"Of course Roosevelt is a candi-
date" said Burton. II would say
that he is always candidate, and
has been since he was old enough
to vote"
"a master hypocrite, he can
successfully mislead the public in
to the idea that he is for someone
else for the nomination, but when
the time comes he will be the can
didate. He has already succeeded
in making the party leaders de-
clare that the Roosevelt policy
must be pursued. The next thing
we will hear is that if the Roose-
yelt policy is to continue, Roose-
veIt is the proper man for the
nomination. That is precisely
what Roosevelt Is hoping to see
happen, and from the outlook it'll
does not appear that he will be
''He killed off La Toilette by
being friendly to Spooner. Shaw
was sidetracked when Roosevelt
look up the cause Of Cummings. |
Shaw saw the handwriting on the |
wall and left the Cabinet to ac-
,ept a position in New York.
Foraker has been attended to byl
he Presidents apparent friendli-
less to Taft, and who is left in the
'acea No one but Roosevelt. i
WOULD TOSS TAFT ASIDE. i
"He is using Taft like q flirting
wife would impose on q foolish
husband to cover up bis unfaith-
ulness. When the time comes he
gill cast poor old Taft aside and
ccept the nomination for the
bird term, which be hopes will be
hrEst upon him.
"Taft isn't big enough for the
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-03-29
$500 Dot Contest.

The Farmers News Scimitar, the
weekly edition Of The Memphis News
Scimitar, Il the Southis best farm pa.
per, has circulation or over 100, ,O0o
each week, and Is indispensable to ev-
cry farmer and should be in every
Southern home.
Every member or the Farmers IN
ion should be a subscriber to this
great paper, which is only IS cents a
year 81 numbers, over 4l0 pages.
Liberal commissions to agents, be-
sides $3.50, 900 cash prizes, and gold
watch each month to the largest club
raiser, also s5oo.0oo given away to sub
scribers 10 an interesting Dot Count
ing Contest. A postal card with your
name and address will bring full par
ticulars. Write to-day. Address
MEMPHIS News ScIMITAR,
Memphis. Tenn.
Bring all your JUNK to Briggs
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-03-29


silade of shots were fred over the
; city, followed by the alarm of fire
Number one was sounded and The
main building of Dahnke- Walker
Milling Co. corn mills was discov-
cred to be on fire. Fire broke oui
in the southwest corner of building
downstairs adioined by the Office.
BY 10 O'Clock large crowd had
gathered on Main street in front
Of the building. The fire company
had four large streams at play, side
and rear. 1t was a mass of black
smoke from the smothered flames,
which, however, soon burst
through and shot out like SO many
I deyouring tongues. The whole
building was enveloped in flames
| by this time. The machinery
tumbled through with a crash, the
side walls fell, then a portion of
the front wall, and on Tuesday
morning the rear walls and q small
strip in front were the only por-
Itions of the building left standing.
The machinery and debris lay in
a heap. The fire laddies worked
like beavers, Systematically and
intelligently. For time it look
ed like there was no way to pre-
vent the fire from spreading, but
the firemen resolutely and heroic
ally held it under control. The
manager of the mills, Mr.. Dahnke,
was out giving his personal aid to
the firemen.
The fire originated as before
stated on the ground floor, and the
theory is thatit was caused by attri
tion or friction in the boot Of the
elevator shaft under the floor. 1t
was in that part Of the building
that the fire was discovered. The
estimated loss is between s25, 900
and $35, 600, covered with $19, 900
insurance in the Millers' Mutual.
The losses are divided as follows:
Machinery, SIS, 700; house, rs, 900,
and corn and stock, $1,000.
We are authorized by Mr.. Dahnke
to say that the company expects to
rebuild at once. and of course they
will take advantage Of the oppor-
tunity in building, equipping and
installing a plant with the latest
improved methods and appliances
Contracts were held for over q
hundred car loads of meal, etc.,
future delivery, besides the every
day business.
The mill was probably the larg- |
est of its kind in the State.
The plant was acquired by the
Dahnke- Walker Milling Co. about
two years ago and provided with
new machinery and appliances. 1t
was one of the chief industries in
Union City, but is not to, remain
10 ashes long. The building was
the first to be erected by /. Il.
Bransford in Union City. It was
first used as a produce house by
q company. including such names
as Captain Cary, JAS. Bedford,
A. ). Lawson and J. E. Atkins.
After wards Moffett, Beck &
conducted a grocery
store in the building. This was
,peaed ID 1875. The Ekdahl Furni-
lure Co. occupied it later, in 1882,
With K. Garth. Of this city, as man.
.ger. In 1884 this company united !
With Beck & Bransford in the man |
fracture of furniture. A that time :
here were two other big furniture .
actnrien in the city. {
The fire company is made up as I
ollows: John Semones, chief; H.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-03-29

Nothing so thoroughly removes dis.
ease germs from the system as Prick
LIZ ASH BITTERs. It gives life ana
action to the torpid liver Strengthens
and assists the kidneys to properIv
cleanse the blood. gives tone td the
stomachs puriiies the bowels and nrn-
notes good appetite. pig0r and cheer
fulness. Allen Drug Company y 81 sspecial
Agents, '''s''''
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-03-29

Bring all your junk to Briggs
shop and get cash for It.
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men hatten ftd 8ertreter oes Sennts
BON Samburg an9eih[Difen.
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Inldeine nah bat Der 9ebtere aber
tetnen Sruno Doer feline WDalihteit
gum @irihreiter aefunben.-
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agent Der Qnleibe betommt am erften
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Stnd's 5 Gents 6apana h. Giaarre.
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Ea8eSsyieutgfetten.
SnIann.

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benz 3arnen San Mae2aren betannte
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Garantiert urlter Der Jppo ano
Drugs Mtte. 30. SUM 1906, Serial.
Summer 1098.