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Dishabille Disabled and De
clared Out of the Brook
Ia, lyn Handicap. -
SIR LYNNEWOOD WINS.
Live Wire, a Long Shot
Showed Lots of Speed in
the Second Race.

rrr'woNr PARK RACE TRACK.
a.. -NInorh.r BrooLlyn HApdieap
osra,a.,. hAa rons wrong. and viii
NO. now 70 N the big even; 10 be run
:, n-.,...od fonda. naxt paahabalLe
a. .~.,,L -. o.,,.a -, cioor1. z
S.-A -,-,,.... =,
berlfseNt Atin ooi@soeIoo p0o1 S-'t' ga
the Brooklyn, developed high fever
to-day when brought out upon the
,r.ck for an early morning srarua-up
- -A.t,,,., ..,,....
prcpArNAory 70 het S0"oo1-oo @pp--
shs could not raise a eallop A vetsr-
ina-v fon,na ma feyer 10 he AZ lO6 ana
- -,- .o-y.,41,, 4. ..--L,.,.
',s me- soi'N- .-'-- !.
event to-day even with DishAl''ile
' N'uloi~~h' = =, Co's ~Ss Ie.i - 10,
ehouse-sos' ah "se o1Ioiu' peHs "
Pequest and Sir Lynnewood- The lAt-
tsr was an ovsr-nlxht tip and prov~d
ths winner
Zienap ran away at tho pos, and
made the full circuit OF the track All
a. were the many dollars bet on Dish
eaalis in tha future boois on the Brook
hn- In the race Itself J. {. Core made
Iynn.Waod S.oond. Then Oxford
To,xsd ~ al. fr,snt ana aposar.d 10 be
~lpsninS ~nsn an i.vnocNood sat Aall
,-- 80 -. = ~. -. 4 =
1no oeAt tho s.s1 70 80 s,t
Coss hung on long enough 70 oo th'e
Mountain Was Too Late.
o--,n,n, ,.,o.. ,n. A.. rae.
"A onsinnAy e-toed H~ n.s -
PROMISED 70 DC lhtsres0hA, oul NHeh - -
sorAtoaes uere All IN. put thTSe hos.es
atartsd-sir ToctdihSton. klns D1us..tet
and Prince Hamburg kings DausHDef
rdden oy Noun lain, was OF course m
.eliea iaNosits az 70 ~ ,r, ~ AOsh s1,
ToddinEtou won cleverly tyom Prince
Hamburg, the odds on IAvor1te, trailing
laaA King's Daushter was tAken bacE
a. the head OF the stretchN when SIR
Toddinkton was lsading and ~hen
Mountain sat down to -1ae the Daugtta,
sys- ez.chine ire othorn Btt, - "a ~
va ove- t6en
~,
"o'"''o"' ~'Ne" SONG
r41hp - !, - .~,.r,-t SaNn '.' l.- /,
sEc. yro,,o,,,,-eA -. .s',sa ~ H".,.n ~ "a u
~o,,v ,oIts, H. .a,','I lot -
~. In.,siisd ,.,,,rt,. 49,, is ~
no bette than second Tbsrmidor i,ssS
the MUDDY going better mar KIM Co
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

LOUISVILLE. May 1.-THE races
here today resulted a. follows;
FIRST lRACE-One mile. e.-Minnehaha
az 10 / and u - !. kele sirome 10 10
/ Tor place. 2, Anna huakin J. Time
1855
SECOND RACE-Four and ope-half
ftrlonHa. Margaret Randolph tlh 10 j
and 3 10 ID sahod1 q 90 2 Tor place. 2.
T1lcket Brigade 8 Tlmc-oA 10
THIRD RACE-One ana one sixteenth
miiss-Adeso rs 90 ! and o % ~ l. Flor
irs (eyen for place. p Henry %. 8
Time a 80
FOURTH RACE Short course Saul
n 40 b ard 10 h I. pvfo Vinegar rs t0
I for place. q Naran a Time 2b 10.
FIFli RACE Thrco-fnurihu OF q
mile Aiencon "a 10 and 90 sl !, Pot
lei q 10 ] fof placel :, Lady Henrietta
Time-i.h
SIXTH RACE Request q 10 ! and I
Az 81 /. Rebounder q 10 Tor placer 2
D0clle 3
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BROOKLYNS LOSE
To THE PIRATES;
SCORE IS | TO D
Lively Battle Between the
Pitchers at Washing
ton Park.

WAsHISGTON PARK. BROOKLYN.
May ll.-Pnt Dpnoyana Trolley Dodg
er,i and Fred, Clarkcf fast bai-tossers
from Plttshurg nnnlly got together to-
day. u being the hrst clash of the
teams this season The day was not
au ausplc.oua one FOR the same az %
Was trins only and threatened rain.
Just before tho game started a faith
ful rootcr came into the oil1 officials
once. and pulling out raDbiJs foot
told Fru.i dent kb0ois 10 ruD it which
he did stronuOualy Nos Ne vii
win. sAid the rnoLer. .'As thla rabbit q
foot u tho uckioat charm nave ever
Ihe teams wli play doable-heador
tomorrow,
First Inning
Anderson hit straight 90 fastorius ana
dled at nrsi hallnlan drove out q hlgh
ny 90 Maloney. 1ia,kg also lifted one
Maloney pasted d grounder 70 "Batty."
VINO retired hlin At nrri- hummel tried
thr hunt act, hut failed Lciheid shoot
batter Lumley smashed a bot bounder
10 "Batty." who got him at nrst No
Second Inning
Wagner cent up fou % Casey
psst6rlus could NOT ma the plate ana
t5 ialmlcy "Dstty cried 90 steal sec
ond. but was uallel by two fett on
Rllters perfect throw 20 Hummel 80
RUNS
Jordan made a pretty bunt and hoaf
gtorse's throw Mccarthy huuted NJ
Lrineld. Nu0 threw 90 Wagner fore
lnE Jordan nt SECOND Aiperman cent
"A high ny to Hallman. Casry's long
rs was GRABBED hy Clarke so RUNS
Third Inning.
storko's pop-up was captured by Mc-
CaftlY. Phelps was only able tl ma
one fn alunmrI lHiufld was Tefirrd
on a fast play ny Fasi1rius and Jordan.
No hDNH
Hittsra rs WAS Ethtrcd hy Hallman.
Tastnriuus vac rnurg1 on hiH Hluw
graunder hy "Hatty and Nealou Ma-
ioney WhH fha third victim h's slnn
Jumper heIny taken b. "Hatty' and
Nealon NO RUNS
Fourth Inning
Anderson made Q lucky hit 10 the In
nsid. Alperman slipping az he got the
ball HAllman'a hunl ~ was 6TAohed
~ PastorlOus' Clarke hent = ~ oai
The evening world., 1907-05-17

Police Department, was scouting along
ne water front when the excitement
began. The police ran up 20 the burn
In gvessel and assisted on several OF
The men who had been hemmed in by
the burning varnish. Several other res
cues were reported
A crowd OF several thousands gath
cred quickly at the scene
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NEW YORK.

First Ball on Bals-on Beebe. 2. off
MAtheWbon. !
Giants J.
Left on Bhses-Glants. D.
Struck Out-By Beebe. 8. by Mathew
son. IL
Two Base Hit-McGann.
stolen Basez-McGann. BresnahAn.
Corcora
Double PlRys-s.atheWBon. DRhlen
and Mciann
Passed Ball-Noonan.
t-muire-F,ms
Detailed story OF First Game on
PRge "a.
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BROOKLYN.

First Base on Balls-On Lieneld. ,.
OF past0rius. J.
First Base on ErrOrs-liroOklyn, J.
Left on Bases-Plttshurg O.
Struck Out-By Lehcid. T. by Pas
torius. 2
Two-hase Hlt-Anderspn.
stolen Bazes-Anderson.
Hit by Pitcher Wagner. Mahoney
Umplras Rider and J1hnstono
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PITCHER MOORE
Of CLEVELAND
A HIGHLANDER

CLEVELAND, May 1.-THE New
York HiEhlanders to-day closed deal
with Lajoie by which they secure
Pitcher Moore IN exchange for Pitcher
Clarkson and Outnelder DelehAnty.
Moore will Join Grifnth tomorrow.
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NEW YORK

FIr.t Base on Balls-on Karsyr 2;
m Mcllnniiy. 4
Flrst Base on Enrors Louis. 2.
Giants.
Lofi on Bases 81 Louis. 4 Giants. &
struck out hy karEer. 8. hY AcGm-
nly 3.
Three Buse flii- bnhlcn.
Two Base Hits- AcGanu. 2. srang. Z
stolen hhHoa huTCn. shannon.
Wild Pitches karEeT
Umpire Emslle
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NEW HAMsuRo LINER LINCOLN

Hpt,ruAAfPTON. England, May H.
.fhe new Hamburg American steam
Packet Company Aps~ion s1saiiiship
,,...ia.at Lincoln has aalyed hsre
= f,~r 4 sueccAuful Trial rip from bel
49, suit fpr the L.eYlapd llng, she
~ nufchaaed 0y the ~ nnurg- a mer
az viii stat on her maiden trip from
uasabufs 1ups i for New feFk
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First Base on Hails-On Sieyrr.
Left on Bases-IIlghlanders. 6. De-
struck out-By orih. /. by sleger. 4
Three Base llts-wlliams KleInow
and Cobb
Two base Hts Elberfeid md rbase
Double Plays-OIcary and Ros-man
near the right fed fence which Lumley
caught Wagner was htt with Hn Iu-
shoot advancing Anderson % second
bases Nellou was the third ont. being
retired hy Hummcl and Jordan. 40
and died AT first Lumleys faul rs was
taken by Phelfs Jordan was yaiic1
ont on Htrikes NO tn Ms.
Finn Inning.
storko smashed 10 Casey and was re-
tired quickly. rnelps WAS thrown out
by Hummsl Alperman. by a fast pick
mp aud throw % Jordan. disposed Of
McCarthy's low line NJ vent straight
into Lieneld'a hands Alperman can
tered 90 first on four high one He was
easily caught mapping Liencld TO Nealon
straight drive 90 center FOR bag.
Casey made an attempt 10 -feal ser-
ond. bat was nailed on Phelp's throw
a. "Batty" 10 Runs
Sixth Inning
Anderson got % nrst on Hummer.
gloT nus error Hnilmaa sucrIHc.d d ras-
clever steal or thrd. clarke atriSE ,ut
MoCarihv Erahbed WaFner's fo9f ~
near the lefi bieaehers eHlle runninr
Ri,e4 fTss taslei s9lsa % 80 rkaGih kHGiNs po.,o,,
flied - Anderson. ATf1nev was a ylr-
rim ~ strikes No RUNS
Seventh Inning.
Baty hit % Jordan who retired him
unastsird Neainn was handed "a pass
a. nrat hy Pnstprlus StnrFr F1ri-I
prpnoiing SeaiOn to second Noalon
filed out f1 AlneWnan i.ainrd foHnf.
11rke a sseohd. Hummel 20 Alperman.
Iiummci nit IN front or the plate and
nas retired Loineld o. Naalon Lamiey
rolled one up the nrsi base line ana
beat Phelps.s throw Jordan famed.
t1,y's no, ground~6 and threw ~ natty.
forcing Lumley IN third 40 RUNS
Eighth Inning,
Anderson slammed o. left far two
blffa HafiHnnu hurffl 90 fn'r TrrrIilr.
lng Anderson 90 third Clarke ned 90
iiorisn W,,s,gn,si., .a'kefd nIllns th.
threw 10 casey f5rclng inlman n
I thiri Anderson scoring on H. oui
Neaion ras r,i,rel hy pastar'us and
Aiperman famed Casey popned 10
Wagner Ritter drew FREQ ras a.
/ nrnt Ptstorius forrsi RISER Wamrr
t1 Hafty So RUNS
Ninth Inning.
siorkrs was disposed NJ b} Casey auI
Jordan Fhrips nIei t Mal1nrY Ir-
Geld aIrunk aut $50 RUNS
,ss@e Malasr' '.as4a, sai nj 4a,dq qi.h'a g. S.ll ,
rrnfr. fauieh o. afurkr Audrraln
tumued un in thr Hir Hrlinst rrht H.Ii
fence ans grabbed Jorlars nr rsb-
| hlur hsl n trlH'e NO RIMS
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CHICAGO AT BOSTON

8e,ssso Sa.,ss .........i ........i Q . 0 o %
aatterles -frhyi0T, Fraser ana Moran
YounE and Needham.
CINCINNATI At PHILADELPHIA.
aSli.a.iSh,s aaf.S.isi =. ss5tttSS 81
kliahls ana Jsckntagh
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ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

NEWARK AT EAsToN
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

WAsHlEeToE AT CHICAGO.
Washington .,-..t.t- Q @
PHILADELPHIA At ST. LOUIS
Philadelphia ..,.,.. o
~ Louis t.t.-t-s,.,r p.t
BOSTON At CLEVELAND
s.s:i.ai s:;'s. ii''..,..;. -,.-.,~ 'si!is!ss
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

Jersey CITY AT IOhoh VI o.
,.-..y ciy oaoo o o.. o o-f
Ter.nfH
tatteH.s whiting ana "andvrgraff.
ff.t.ar.rr auI nurlFAu
PROVIDENCE At ROCHESTER.
E.5s,4sgT' I.5-a,s.-r G o d SS II
rraan and Donovan. Mclean ard
HHTau.
NEWARK At MONTREAL
ss..t.r,. u % o v 90
Montreal .....-.n
la.l ana 6tanEe. NgN-
ton ana kt'redso
Many a man has been started
on he road 10 prosperity by q
ltud World Want Al
The evening world., 1907-05-17

First Base on Bails-on slevcr.
Left on -IIlEhlandcrs. 6. De-
troif. l.
Struck ouf-By Orih, L. by sieyer. 1
Three Base Hts Williams kleiunw
and Cobb
Two Base Hits Elberfeld md raHsr
Double Plays-O Icary and Roszman
The evening world., 1907-05-17

Elberf,ld doubled 10 left sevsr
threw Chase out Conroy hit to
D'Ieary. Hud Eibafield WAS run down
by SCHMIDT Cpughhn ani SEWER, Con-
roy taking second l.apore filed 10
Rasamnu NO RUNS
S huidl tanned SITES Connolly ac-
cartilng 20 Cuuztin had rubbed
l.m 8f tVo-ha .sti close 90 the right
foul line % f.earY retlrei Williams 20
hur. slekeT tiled 10 A1hfo4 NJ
HsrrarE
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READING AT PorTsVlLLE
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Fourth Inning

williams singled trroaEh thc box.
Hpasman Aae haudnuE lf O'l-eary. {
tlrsN retired klrinoH. Hoffman famed
orta aurIsl 90 To- lt. Williams scoring,
s.haefer threw kaolr- uut DAE Kun.
WiiAms's stop ana throw retired
Jones C9uFitiin singled Cra Word shot
one 90 lcft cob lctre1, oEIi 70 'hhss.
but Hat ,hrsw Wild 10 third 10 catch
CoushiIn. vino scored. Crawford Ak
Inr fhfr Rossmau grounded TO ORTIZ
ONE HIN.
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I.aporte fouiod 60 CouehHn Williams
tr.pled over Jones. RieiuuW singled
past BLeary. Williams scoring. HON.
lun beat IA scratch single - the In
Ield Or.h force Holman o Leary
10 schacfcr keelgr 1uHted and Sewer
threw alm out ONE kun
I.ApuIlf aud Chafr sat cobb Ross
man nl,d ,o Canroy. Williams threw
schacI,r ouI NO RUSS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-11-08
The Certificates Are Good.

We, the undersigned business
men of Union City, Tenn, agree to
accept for good or in payment OF
debts certificates issued by the AS
ISOLATION of Banks of Obion Coun-
ty, to wit; the First National Bank
and the Commercial Bank Of Union
City and the Union City Bank a.
Trust Co., and the Bank of Troy.
This November g., 1907.
Bransford Lumber Co. by r. p.
Bransford. Sec, ]. G. Reynolds,
Palace Hotel, c. T. Reynolds, Pal
ace Hotel, d. B. Bryant, Palace
Hotel, W. M. Dsmuke, Palace
Hotel, w. G. Reynolds stock dealer,
Howard Brothers, Thos. r. Bar
rett, Jeweler, w. Fl. Griffin, Gbion
Democrat, S. H. Stone. grocer, Nc
Michael Drug Co. Bransford & An
drews, Jewellers, Union City Ice g.
Coal Co, Dahnke- Walker Milling
CO., George Dahnke Cafe, White g.
Burchard, A. Wade, Supt. Water
Works, Godwins & Williams, Alex
ander & Tisdale, A. Semones &
Son, w Fl Gardner, e. r. Grissom
grocer, |. w. Stone, grocer, Union
City Hdw. & Fur. Co., Sam d.
Woesley. J. A. Coble, Jr., r. t.
Curtin, merchant, Mailing Keiser
Hdw. Co., d. p. Caldwell, Marshall
q Baird, B. II. Whitney. grocer, ].
p. Adams, w. L. White, Morgan
verhine Co.. Hardy Bros. & Hague
wood Co., Niles Drug Co.. Cum.
Tel. & Tel. Co. o. e. Beck cashier,
West Tenn. Wholesale Grocer Co.,
Hardy Grain Co., Martin Schmidt,
81. d. Gibbs s. Co, w. w. Moore.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-11-08
NoRTHsIDE.
Mansfield HARRISON and Ike Car
mack Spent Sunday in Rives.

Mansfield HARRISON and Ike Car
mack Spent Sunday in Rives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Harpole and
daughter, Annie, arrived Friday
night from Arkansas on an extend
ed visit to relatives.
Miss Leila Thorn visited relatives
at Rives Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. DUDE Mansfield, of Crockett,
was the guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred MAYOR, Sunday.
Miss Ola Allen spent Sunday
with Miss Lula HARRISON.
Mr.. /, S. Carmack spent a few
hours in Hickman Saturday night.
Misses Lillian White and Vera
Roberts, of the city, spent Sunday
with Miss Susie Caruthers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Cobb and
Mrs. Harry Locke and son, Char
ley, spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Amanda Harelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Q. Caruthers
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hertwick, of
Hickman, spent Sunday with the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. 5.
Il. Caruthers.
John Todd, of Dresden, spent
Monday with Mansfield HARRISON.
Mrs. Hardy White, of Rives, Is
with her sister. Mrs. John McFar-
land, few days.
w. M. Warter6eld was down from
Nashville the first Of the week on
business. SUNBEAM.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-11-08
CLAYTON.


Leo Anderson is doing quite a
lot of painting in this neighbor-
hood.
Chas. Russell has two cases OF
measles at his house.
Rev. Perry filed his regular ap-
pointment at Pea Patch Sunday
night. He preached to large
congregation.
Walter Mcdaniel aud wife, Of
Crystal, visited Aaron Mcdaniel
and family Sunday.
W. NJ. Owen. who has been
dangerously i'll, is some better,
and under the care of DIR. liar, we
hope he will soon recover.
Robt. Hudson who has been
dangerously Ill with typhoid fever,
is better.
Mrs. Mamie Bell Boston has
bought part OF the Mrs. Ruthie
Caldwell farm near Andy Moore's
aud will move there at an early
date. WILD PLUM.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-11-08
Married at woodland.

The Commercial never intention.
ally oraits marriage or a news
item of the right kind, and espec-
tally do we regret that the mar
riage of our old-time friend, ]. w.
Thorn, did not appear in this pa.
per before. Mr.. Thorn and Mrs.
Georgia Hornbeak were united Ia
marriage on the oath of October. at
the residence OF the brides brother
in-law, Mr. Jeff Bramham, ESQ.
Bramham Officiating. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Thorn are we'll known In the.
county. Mr.. Thorn was one Of
Number SKIS esteemed citizens and
successful agricuIturists for many
years. residing on his farm north
OF Troy. Mrs. Thorn was the widow
of the late esteemed Frank Horn
beak. of Number Five. She was
formerly Miss White. lady Of
intelligence, character and refine
ment. Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn reside
at Woodland, but are now nego-
tiating for home In Union City
and will locate here. We welcome
them gladly,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-11-08

darker and darker. the moon is in
its last quarter and gives but little
light. They climb higher and
higher; the trees aud rocks and
distant cliffs take on wondrously
fantastic shapes in the dim light of
the dying moon; only the hooting
Of owls and the tar away cry Of the
lonely night-hawk breaks the SOL
emn stiffness; strange shapes crawl
to and fro, aud weird snake-like
forms seem to writhe and try to
clasp the wanderers in their horrible
embrace. AT midnight a mighty
tempest rises and the witches gath
err from far and near to their un-
holy festival. During the truly
horrifying scene that follows Me
phisto shows Faust the never fail
ing punishment Of evil. and the cur
tain falls with-terror-stricken Faust
writing in the Evil Ones grasp.
the perfect storm OF electric FIRE de-
cends, amid which the imps and
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-11-08
WHY KIDNEY DISEASE
Is DANGEROUS.
Neglect Of the First Warning Symp-
toms Is the Prime Cause Of so
Many Deaths from the Dreaded
Brlght's Disease.
1t isiEasiIy Durable In the Early Stages.

Kidney diseases are so destructive to
human life because they do not manifest
alarming symptoms until the constitu-
ton is seriously weakened and the
strength exhausted. Then, too often,
the remedies employed by many physi-
clans are OF Indifferent or doubtful value,
and the patient rapidly sinks under the
disease The wisest course is to apply a
reliable kidney and liver remedy on the
first APPEARANCE of the symptoms. A
little uneasiness In the small of the back,
digestive troubles, bowel Irregularities
and disorder in the urinary organs are
matters of small moment in the estima-
ton of strong men and women, yet they
have serious meaning. They show
clearly that the kidneys are suffering
and need help, which mus be forth
coming at once to prevent serious, per-
haps fatal consequences. A few doses
of Prickly Ash Bitters at this time would
prove of incalculable value in restoring
the weakened organs to health. An
investment of one dollar in bottle Of
Prickiy Ash Bitters when the disease is
yet IN the early stage will save hundreds
of dollars in doctors bills, besides the
suffering that would surely follow should
the disease be allowed to fasten itself in
the body. The excellent curative power
of Prickiy Ash Bitters is not confined to
the first stages Of kidney disease. II is
equally eficacious in severe or chronic
cases. Physicians have used 1t as last
resort, In cases that defed their best
efforts, with the most brilliant results,
and it has shown its superiority over the
many social, kidney cures. now being
loudly advertised, in instances innu-
merabie-
Accept no substitute. Insist On having
the genuine Prickiy Ash Bitters with the
80 4 a.. - a.. d.les4e tx.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-11-08
Currency Returned.

We are authorized by the local
banks to say that currency deposits
do not come under the recent ruling
which provides that not more than
$50 can be checked out in a single
week. When currency is deposited
1t can be checked at any time and
in any amount up to the full amount
OF the deposit, it makes no differ
ence if the deposit is $50 or $500,
and the money can be checked the
following day if needed, This sim
plifes matters greatly. Currency
deposits are not held under the $50
rule at all.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-11-08
For Alderman.

John w. BransfOrd announces in
this weeks paper as candidate
for Alderman Of Union City. Mr..
Bransford is one of our business
men, being one of the Bransford
Lumber Co., engaged as man.
ager of the mills and yards owned
by them here. He is a level-headed,
thorough-going citizen alive to our
local interests; young man, capa-
BILE Of giving the city some good
service. We present the name Of Mr..
Bransford for the consideration of
the voters, election to be held Jan. 4.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-11-08
EIectlon NOtice

We the Election Commissioners.
Of Obiou County Tenn, do here
by call an election to be held Sat
urday, Nov, 30, 1907, at the various
voting precincts in the different
districts Of said county for the pur-
pose OF determining whether Obion
County shall issue one hundred
thousand dollars in bonds, the pro-
eeeds from the said bonds to be isl
sued in building steel bridges ia
said county.
]. A. WHrPPLE. Chair.
J c. BURpick. Sec,
A. K. WELLS.
obiop Co. Election Commissioners.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-11-08
Meat market at viii Walters.
Death Of Mrs. Webster.

y Mrs. Webster. wife of Daniel
Webster, well known citizen OF
Rives, died on Tuesday. Nov. s,
1907, OF typhoid fever. Mrs. Web
ster was about IS years of age, and
leaves four sons and one daughter.
William, Harry and Roy Webster
are among those who survive.
Mrs. Webster was a member of the
Methodist church and attached to
her home with the warmth Of
motherly affection She was y
good woman whose memory Is
dear to her loved ones. Remains
were inferred at home.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-11-08
The Churches.

The meetings heretofore an
nounced to be held in the Alliance
Chapel, conducted by Rev. J. r.
Ramseymeyer, assisted by Rev.
Chandler. began last Lords day,
and are continuing each day. Sery-
ices are held at 2.30 and 7.
All having hungry hearts for i
satisfying knowledge of an Indwell-
ing Savior are especially urged 70
come.
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AN ELABORATE PRODUCTION
OF FAUST.
BY Mr.. Porter J. White and an Ex-
cellent Company.

The beginning of the fifth act
shows us Faust and Mephisto toll
fully climbing the steep rocks and
yawning chasms Of the peak of the
Brocken, in the Hartz mountains,
where, according to the German le-
gend. the Witches and Warlocks
meet on Walpurgis night (the thir-
teenth of April) to hold their year
ly festivities. The night grows
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witches are seen reveling in their
6endish merrment. The produc-
ton will be seen here at Reynolds
Opera House Monday night, Nov.11.
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Send your orders for meats of all
kinds to Will Walters. He has 3
new market with Herman Scates IN
charge.
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Mallard ducks, 90 ceuts per pair
at J. c. Burdicks.
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SWEETEST line of hand painted par
lor tables at Bell Furniture Co.
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Use Bells furniture pol ish. sold
at 25cts a bottle and guaranteed BY
Bell Furniture Co.
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Accept no substitute. Insist On having
the genuine Prirkly Ash Bitters with the
iawge figure IN red On the front label.
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obIop Co. EleetIon commlssloner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-17
KRUGER BEATEN
IN FASTEST RACE
Jennie w. Wins and Makes New
Record of 2:o4 IL for
Event.

COLUMBUS. OHIO. September 10
Kruger, positive first for the Board
of Trade stake. was defeated by Jen-
ME W., and the record for the event
was cut to 2:04 IL.
Leland Onward and Hidalgo, 6rst
and second choices for the Hotel hart
man stake. each took a heat and then
had a fierce duel in the third mile.
Wilkes Heart was picked as the best
of the 2:10 trotters. and Sterling Nc
Kinney played as second choice. The
winner was Axcyell. This horse took a
record of 2:06 IA In the second mile
to keep clear of Sil!ko.
Summarizes:
Board of Trade stakes $4,000, for
2:o7 PAGERS, three heats-Jennie W..
won three straight heats and race
Kruger. second: Aileen Wilson. third.
Best time, 2:o4 IL in heat.
Hotel Hartman Stake; $4,000: for
2:14 PAGERS; three heats-Leland On
ward won first and third heats and
race; Hidalgo won second heat and
second money; Dana Patch. third. Best
time, 1904 1-2, in first heat.
2:1O class. strotting; best three in five:
purse. s1.20o--Axcyell won three
straight heats and race: Silko, second;
Wilkes Heart, third. Best time, 2:O6 Ia.
in second heat.
2:11 class, pacing; first division:
three in five; purse, $12 ,00O-E.s P. Gin
ders won three heats straight and race:
Pacemaker. second; Frank Be Sure.
third Rest time, 2:06 IA. in first and
second heats.
2:11 class. pacing; second division
(nnfinished)-R. Il. D. won two
straight heats; General Adele. second:
Lady Maude c.. third. Best time,
2:07 ia, In first heat.
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