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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-11-21
THE NEWS N se,gp.

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to a daughter. her fourth ohfiA.
The Marconi wfpaasss station -
Siasconset, MASS, was destroyed by
fire.
Daniel Bitter, II years Old, and his
wife, 81, were burned to death at their
home near Mount Victory, o.
Dora May French, poet and author,
committed suicide at Carmel-by-the
Sea. Cal, by taking cyanide of potas-
sium.
Michael MoCabe was rescued aIive
from q mine at Gnberton, Pa, after
being imprisoned for 81 hours BY .
cavern.
Eight persons, nearly all trainmen,
were killed in a Canadian Pacific
wreck at Chalk river, near the Cana
dian Sault. ,
John c. Jeans, a day laborer Of
Ludington. Mich, has been bequeathed
$1,000. 900 by his aunt, Anna T. Jeans
Of Philadelphia.
The pope, II is said, has issued an
order forbidding any Catholic priest
to marry Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and
Count Szechenyi.
A jury at Joliet, ILL.,, acquitted Rev.
p. F. Gran. . former Baptist minister,
who was accused of forgery In con-
nection with an insurance application.
William e. shiebler, the telegraph
operator who received the FIRST mes
sage over the Atlantic cable. sent to
President Buchanan by Queen Vic
toria, died In Brooklyn. tf
Commercial clubs In the principal
cities along the Missouri river have
taken up the project started In Omaha
to make the Missouri navigabIs from
st. Louis to Helena, Mont.
Gov. Vardaman of Mississippi was
prevailed upon to take ride In Bald
wins airship at jackson. Miss. Ten
feet above the ground was the limit
and the trip vas very short. n' ~
Henry PAipps 10 intsrestsd IN
Thomas A. Bdison's recently invsutsd
concrete houss sndVis planning to
build q city Of cement whsgs rsnkaIs
to working peopIs Vim be lov. 4,
wv. 0ukbVes A{9Ip COSVo ~
engineers, In charGs a siSss asd kar-
hor works st Dstroit. was plsesd ON
the retired list ON account OF age.
with tho rank OF brtSadier ssnsrsl
One man was biown 70 pieces and
property loss Of $4,000 resulted when
two tons OF powder h the grinding
and storage room Of the plant Of the
Pittsburg Fulminits Company. near
Zelienople, Pa, exploded
According to the shipping Gazette
OF London, there is . strong probabil.
ity that the Salvation Army will soon
own It's own feet of ocean steam
ships. These VIII be used In connec.
ton with the army's scheme for pro.
noting Canadian immigration.
Fire which is said to have started
from q defective fue destroyed the
main building Of Monmouth college,
Monmouth, ILL.,, causing a loss esti-
mated at nearly $4,000. Orval Dean,
a telephone lineman, lost his life by
being buried under falling floors.
Merriment was caused at the trial
of w. r.. Hearst for criminal libel In
New York when Raymond Hitchcock's
former cook picked out Mr. Hearst
instead of William Astor Chanler as
the man whom she had seen at her
employers house with two little girls.
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LOO Raft Sinks showboat.

Gallipolis. GA log raft ran into the
showboat carrying the Bryan Stock
Co. six miles above this city. aud
sank 1t. The company OF IL members
had narrow escapes In the darkness
from drowning. but by heroic efforts
managed to reach shore. where they
received aid and were cared for. The
raftsmen were Jailed at Pt. Pleasant.
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Toledo Banks Yield.

Toledo. O-Omccrs Of Toledo saw.
in"' hanks decided 10 enforce the CO.
hav rule against deposifors. Toledo
bankers have for several weeks fought
the adoption OF these expedinnts. hut
tho result has been that nanufactu;-
crs md business men in other cities.
unable 10 obtain cash ~ home, have
been coming 10 this city with checks
I'm considerable amounts and have had
them caSbei at local hanks.
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ccNFEsaes HE WAS A SPY.
Ensign uimo. Of French Navy, Admhs'
Guilt In Court:

ParAs, Nov. l6.-Ensign Ulmo. who
was arrested last month at Toaiou
charged with being q SPY. con
fesssdn his guilt Thursday when con
froated In court with the original oi
q telegram which he bad hlea a
Toulon. addressed to: an agent Of q
rpseisn power. ~ d~
Ulmo told the magistrate that the
forsigp power In Qssestion had re
fused his offers to sslf Information Oh
the ground rhat the price he asked
was too high.
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Mayor's Revenge.

Youngstown, O.-The city for the
first time In years Is graveyard on
account of sensational orders given by
the mayor. Frank L. Baldwin. to Chief
Mcdowell to CLOSE up every place In
the city at II o'clock and to raid all
resorts. Baldwin was defeated for re-
election on the reform issue
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BIG Offer For Paper Plant.

Dayton. O.--It Is reported that a
deal involving the sale of the Friend
Paper Co.'S property. at West Carroll
ton. was well under way when the
financial strngency upset the plans and
the company went into the hands Of
receiver. 1t Is stated that the consid
GRAFTON proposed was $l,875. 900
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eetter Late Than Nexer.

Bellefontaine. O--Mrs. Nancy Heas-
ton. 80. and Weighing over 400 pounds.
was given bath upon her admission
to the county ,in6rmary here, She said
It was the first she had taken since
she was a girl. and then she bathed 10
. creek In Auglaize county.
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Paid on In Checks.

Lima. O.--The Lake Erie q Western
railway paid employees as usual this
month In checks. and the Pennsylva-
MIA and Cincinnati. Hamilton & Day
to systems are expected TO do like
wise. local banks taking care Of the
yaper without hesitancy.
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A. Van orsdsl Is Mads Judge.

washington. Nov: lE.--The vaeancy
ON theA bench Of tho court Of appeals
of the District Of Coluuabia, caused
BY the death Of Judge McComas. was
fiiled Thursday BY the appointment
Of Josiah A. Van Orsdel. assistant at.
torney general In the department Of
justice in charge OF work tefore the
court Of claims. Mr.. Van Orsdel was
appointed to his present position from
Wyoming. February 1. 1905.
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,Kansss City. No. Nov. 15.--H, J.
Esen, of Omaha, ppe d the ofgenis.
erS of the lRtArptats Fiscal Agency
.company, aSeufs for tAs Kansas City
LAeS InsurancN company, was artsstsd
TApreeay .Aigtt VpQa q wayyent eworn
ont b. ysa,popt 9elee iRepeetpe. chaFgins
Nm With ssiiG ~ maal9 70 6slrsud,
rhQ 1loonl aoo1ey = aoouood = hav'
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ssork srouaht TrIpIets.

Findlay. O.-'Triplet girls were born
to Mr. ana Mrs. Everett Hummens a,
Mt. Cary. Each weighs four pounds
Two apparently are as healthy az nor,
NAL infants. The third 10 not expected
10 survive.
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Mt. srinousx Shifting.

Montpelier, France. Nov. l8.--A
mountain near this city. called Mt
gringuez. 100 feet high. il changing
Its position a. q result OF having been
undermined by the recent foods. II al.
ready has moved 1900 feet and v
sweeping everything before It,
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sleeps For ouai1er ef 9 Yesr.

Newark. os--Mertis Wright ~. 10
suaerins from . malady apparently
banning the skill Of physiciaps. For
he past three months he has been
a~lesp. He ON not ~ aroused. FOOD
Z siysa bIn ssro.1t 2 tsee. " =
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,vvelI-kno Hunter Killed.

Ashsvilie. N. c.. Nov. 16.-Jsmss
Carrier. well-known sportsman vas
accidentally killed It me private hunt
ing rsservation e Nswton, helonslne
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Charles 7. BARNEY
COMMITS suicide
LATE PRESIDENT or kNlckER.
socKER TRUST COMPANY
KILLS HIMsELP.

Puts Bullet In Body-peed Of New
York Flnaneisr Attributed to Die.
stress Of Mind Over Loss of For.
tune and Standing.
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w. c. 7. v. Meet Next In Denver.

Nashville. Tenn. Nov 16.--At the
meeting OF the national officers OF the
w. c. T. U. here Thursday, Denver.
Col. was selected as the next meet.
ing place Of the national onvention.
Cornslia T. Jewstt was chosen man.
aging editor Of the oficial organ. the
Union Signal
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"Yrom which one Of her parenta
does Mary get her good looks ?"
"Her father. He keeps a drug
store. re.n-E0hemian.
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China has a bridge 81 miles in
length.
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MammA-Now, be good bsy,
Prank, and I'll take you ont as soon
40 tho rain stops.
Frank--Id rather be bad BE-
4 Mamma isstonished) )TWhyf
Frank-'Cause don't think the
rain is going to stop today. v.-Phila-
delphia Record.
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Dexter, Me-, has curiosity In the
form Of e. "soft" rock. This large
b0wlder 10 situated on the noxtbern
end of Witherell's island, surrounded
By lake Wassokesg.g Its formation
10 Of soft nature, and the rock can
be cut tie same ~ piece Of wood
Exchange.
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George Washington owned $4,000
acres Of land when n;
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The :qrirrs''ll n. a'h i ; brilliant red
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Big Cash Balance in ohio's Trsssu,

Columbus. O.--The fiscal year for
the state OF Ohio closed with cash
balance in the treasury OF 81. .OSl .S5O.95.
an increase Of SI.355.St7 compared
with the previous year. which was u
record breaker for revenues. There
has been an increase in revenues from
practically every source during the
vcar Just closed. s75s.l55 having been
added under the Aiken tax increasing
lie saloon license 10 $l.ONO
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PREACHER IS HELD.
Former Ohio Minister and Woman
Member Of Flock Are Arrested.

WcmpcF OF FlOCk are ATFcSteO.
Hamilton. O--Rev. j. H. Burlington.
formerly pastor OF the United Breth-
rcn church At hlbcrton. q. was arrest.
ed IN MiddleiOwn m cODpany with
Mrs. Mary Hnlgand. who is said to
have been q member of hts flock Ut
hlberton. The couple are charged
with Improper relationship by Mrs
burlington. who traced them from
nissfield. Mich, to Toledo. Columbus
and Middletown. Mrs. HOli,land's 3 hus.
band is expected To arrive In Middle.
town soon.
burlington and the woman. accom-
panied Ivy BHtiDg,On's young child.
arrived In Middlefuwn three weeks
ago. aod opened an electric healing
establishment adjoining the city hall.
The woman was known IN his wife.
Mrs Burlington says that Q month
ago her husband forced her TO leave
him after slglng a paper IN which she
admitted conduct Of which abe was not
guilty. She charges that he then took
their child and joined Mrs. tIOagland.
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A Reliable
Remedy
EIy's Cream gaIm
10 quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief at Once.

1t cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses of
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gists or by mail in liquid form, rs cents.
Ely Brothers, Sc Warren Street, New Ydsk.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-05-26
THE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE.

very general the College OF Agriculture should 90
help Hawaii mat duty seems
Investigation OF our
after itself 1t has It's own scln
the ana "
be sueh and
and the
the yd
Idle Will eVnu
All industrial will not be carried
privilege teW VIII become the
Territory will be in shape to get the substantial
typical American lines 1t is
useful than thlsf
.here worth to do2
of and homes Elusive 1here
guarantee
sunshine and fertile volcano
staples ana
millions to
Injuries, which everybody wants
agriculture iia-
but 100000 out of total
bad of multitude
help the Adver
ser as being highest Agriculture
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Commercial News
By Daniel Logan.


tisfi f business men With the yjtng service has tinats
agitation something telephone
understood
capitalists ago company
proposed
local holders
proposal still allegiance There cohesive majority of holdings
will without that the takers will do
hat the franchise shall not be sold upon which the majority is maintaining
activity considerable
phone Company improve operations
mainland telephone however that Of the
effectiveness in the service the eOmran cheap labor policy
SUGAR STOCKS
sugar has
beyond that mark cfnsais in New York at sse pound SIS 40 tony
$s1.7O is still 80 higher a
improved
plantation
Probably have uoed
Hawaiian Agricultural basis
respectively Besides sale of $4,000 Rapid Transit bonds 1o6
change Halstead Bishop
of the bonds a private figure
The Wireless Telegraph Co.. which was bought out personally by Fred
Cross at forced time will be organized limited
liability stock when the something will be doing
in telegraph
of Hgkong Brewery amount
ravab 10 ner cent instruments every irv d,v after Inv, T
machinery
will proceed HOnkOng be the
According do Agricultural
Sugar
has shaded Slight declines in either bid K
Mryde and Waau Pioneer 50 less asked InerIand $50
81 decline Rapid Transit $4s bid
ST.
WEEKS EXCHANGE
$500, at 1925 at 25s
(ssW, aO75 McBryde $780, 475 at ASIA
Waalua OO 6 1915,
1920 80 at $3.50; CAL Ref 6's $1,000 1o25o
Co a
PROMOTION PROGRESS.
Kahuui Wednesday, of
of the builders the industry
salvation costly
follows E.
Of
Agricultural
rubber will He
on Page Eleven
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Why Human Beings Get Old
By DR.. John D. Curtis.

simplest of life plant
dies To have food and with exceptions air.
growth bodily
the cell has attained certain
it must divide into Perhaps this cell division gives rise pair of
individuals The life of but repetition of that of the single
cell which both originated
dividing cells united
divided
entire spheres the reception
nutrition and Each cell has only little than half of its sphere
presented for that the balance being taken by the contact
wall between
divide They form
say, direction
result the formation of double
nutrition cell direct The
smaller the free surface, the less the nutrition
resulting
win be containing cells which whatever
Two Others will have but slight free surface As the there
inevitable in number with surface The
which nutrition
s as they gain from the cells adjoining them grows larger and larger
These with and disappear
bOlogicay complication primitive
Man a community
nofma a
cell divisions the single mans whole
conditions associated cell growth
wasting develop
formed hollow which
These ducts
The process While
the of living
surface exposed to the exterior to the interior vessels and tubes only
increase the As perhaps of the physical and
insufny
the eopexy of arteries Ducts glands and organs of which animal forms
are made up Growth continues of course for period An increasing
stih This is the beginning of old age
theory subject put by eminent
scientist of origin, Dr. NJ. Muhlmann Null
investigated point
reaching
The beginning cell degeneration according Muhlann
result of the between dividing cells
Evidences sene decay viii be found the cells which,
difficulty which
the
which
system reach full growth at the Il
0
skn the lungs the lining eanae
boy-contue period
vitality
the organism in seniy growth
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Small Talks

! don't to be Governor
HARRY LEWIS tell fOureent these
stands.
L. C. ATK1NsoNThe Hi and have no doubt
JUDGE DoLE-cOmpete Justify argument for diversified
farming TeTitor
Eubo doiro
al Washington.
REPRESENTATIVE ought to have oorn q
between three and four men,.
FRED j. CHURCH pays If You DONE
believe it, go and take look Ahuimanu
CHARLES committed to the hest interests % 10
noluu am solid for Charley ustac for mayor
ADMIRAL VERYone of the life in Honolulu
is being awakened by the bells for early
CHIEF
VIII be time enough to do if s oferedto
GOV. cLEeHoRNI fftv wears and have n
met practical agiculturt in smallfar
SAM F. cHILLINGWoRTH- of Congressional
have been the greatest advertising received
REPRESENTATIVE MGAvIN- Hawaans are a bospae and
generous race and they average well in point intelligence
H RHODES imported potatoes awhile ago and
am having splendid with them
a McANDLsSS- think if the government
schools and sanitation foeg refund money
E. H. EDWARDS Napoopoo farmer and am indignant over
Bishop NOT
COL SAM JOHNSON NJ.
has through
GENERAL KEIFERI the
been
GILBERT on King street will cost about
$1,000 Very much assistance has Of
CONGRESSMAN but one per cent Of N.
who are unable to read and write
the Union could anywhere
CONGRESSMAN without dorbt
OF the United States is the important patriotic
intelligent of all he terrto eswhch left
20 Non yo,r .rt
times and have word that that will
stand the summers BY the heart and soul
In favor of small farming nd it
CONGRESSMAN FITZGERALD Trade
got that interview of on pineappIe which thew
credited to
know of. -
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The Cynic S Dictionary

mysterious
to
worrrd to his fair daughter Azena
FAILURE HEART-A mysterious physical disaster
out of business he is
POLTROON-A mollycoddle
TRAvEA broadening mind restoring health
avoiding arrest.
TRUSTING PLACEAn in the midst foliage
THE NGENUE-The rrysting here.
of
theeugug-at the trrrrystng
paboo
all be
would describe him the attorney for the deen-Puk
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V -21ll
bitst opponent the Ameicanizatn
Of these islands class organizer
Governor has all the idescence substance,
valley
. strong pejudiees of complete subvency
to the feudal class which would keep Hawaii the old groove
gentle of making and equals.
10 make him Governor would nu the promises of the administration
to aid the development typical
would condone record of organization which is
small way as Hariman's is in large
Dr. Binckerhof the Federal
eprosarium be very unaumrng
becoming
him If he walks past Won with his head m in the air and does not %
to notice old friend the hashly,
ba eason to e lated.
country day happening pass
where number natives pounding stopped
to watch the work native
who also gaze with and admiration Some passed
and the subject
admirg circle talking Hawaiian trying
hand and vshg the most elaborate of bows his unng
Now Dr. Brnckerhof not in speaking
friends face began smile
allowed the but let
lIawaians mistaken Binckerhof
While talking he of
great hit the
happened evening
number of shiners difted into big music hall
and the happened
Hawaiian quintet III the they
Honolulu
stating who they and asking them play sold Plantation that
party sing audience
quintet responded Immediately applause
Aloha
other the Es Club the Ahenan
Oakland is well supplied
dropped ship chandery
busy picking
Hawaii Suddenly
So simple decide the Why
beore Get voting contest of the
who the largest number take position d
someone else Why not let admiral Beekey buy it outright well as
any other way?
and
yachting Gladys
job should be good at from the record in
rapid promotion which he has made of late years still one can NOT always
pulled
oeoes shining out with nothing them This why Pete
was buying shoes.
Congressman capron of Rhode excellent story and
has always the point tongue may
be under discussion the time many
during his trip about the islands told Thursday His
TREND Representative hehed of Maine made the victim of his tale
When Mr. Ltlefed Capron
he viewed the spent capital great
deal pleasure expressed delight Mrs.
y suppose that there great deal of things and wonderful
eyes there a'' supposed said
as going Washington with Charley many
those wonderful things that you won't see -
member of the Congressional party was pne into the
depth of Haemaumau. Turning a
Did you ever see anything wonderful than this''
me n way the Falls of Niagara"
This supplied the
Say he munued if we could only Niagara down that
Representative Campbell of Kansas is having
light Prince therefore
to have told their neighbOrs that
''Why Prince Edward there?,
Mr. Campbell explains however that parents
he the prevalent azure
poos Since coming to Hawaii and looking only
heard to utter one regret and that is that parents
to Kansas he did not at the
a missionary
1858
Is hdv 10 De expected that mahhnis
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general aspect OF the
thing
waters should tt
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-01-04
Death of Mrs. Craig.

Mrs. Lou Craig, who has been
suffering for weeks with ulcera-
ton of the stomach, died at home
in this city on Saturday, Deem
Der 80, 1906, at 40 p. M.
Mrs. Craig was nearly SO years
of age, the date of birth being
Jan. II, 1884. She was born and
reared in Hickman County and
there became the wife of Frank
Craig. Twenty-Five years a e
they moved to Moscow, KY, and
then to Union City. Mr.. Craig
was employed in this city as
manager of the Burkwalter Manu-
featuring Co. plant. His death
occurred Is years ago. There
we're eight children, six of whom
are living as follows: Mrs. Dora
johnson, Fulton; Mrs. Maggie
Stitt, Fulton; Mrs. Sophia Sedber
ry, Union City, Mrs. Lula Dennis,
Laurel, Miss, II. Z. and Chester,
this city.
All but Mrs. Dennis were pres
ent at the funeral, she having the
misfortune to be detained on ac-
count of her home taking fire as
she was starting. The house was
badly damaged, but was not alto
gether destroyed.
Mrs. Craig was a felong mem
Der of the Methodist Church,
consecrated Christian lady, a de-
voted mother, friend, and sainted
character whose memory will lin
ger as a blessing to the bereaved
until the end of time.
Revs. Mccoy and Johnston con-
Quoted the funeral services. The
remains were laid to rest at East
View beside the grave Of her hus-
band.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-01-04
Death of Mrs Latimer.

Mrs. Mamie Latimer, wife OF
w. H. Latimer, died Saturday,
Dec. 30, 1906, of consumption,
at the homestead near Beech. The
deceased was As years of age and
leaves four children as follows
Mary Eta, Smith, Wallace and
another little one. There are also
a husband, mother and brother
left to mourn her death.
Mrs. Latimer has been suffer
er and an invalid for many months.
Last fall Mr.. Latimer took her
to Pueblo, Colo, and for a time
she gave signs of improvement,
failing, however, more recently
until she was brought home few
days ago.
Mrs. Latimer's maiden name
was Miss Wade. She was reared
in the country west of Union City
and became in childhood a mem
Der of the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian Church at Beech, and was
faithful and devoted to her family,
her friends and her religion.
A more extended notice of Mrs.
Latimer's death will appear later.
The funeral was conducted by
Revs. johnson and Hudgins and
the remains Inferred at Beech.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-01-04
New Jewelry Store.

Wallace ". Moore has opened a
jewelry store in the building on
First street occupied by H. E. Wal
lace as a gallery and studio. Mr..
Moore has one side of the front
room The cases. furniture and
fixtures and stock we're all pur-
chased of Morgan. Verhine Co., who
have disposed of the same in order
to give space to other lines.
Mr.. Moore will add to the stock
as his custom demands, and will
bring TO bear all the forces of his
energy, ambition, courtesy and fair
treatment in this business. He
will strive to please and merit
share of public patronage, and with
these ideas in view solicits your
trade.