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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06
Sonncnnnf. nno ltntcraana,
SaS Mrttcr.

6ilr Wnrulon0 u1o Den 0iItrift
Golnmhio beutc mo nlor0cn flor
leid)tc GItIid)c @in0c.
Scbr it6nc3 @cttcr mar 9oltimo.
re 9cItern 6cid)ic6cll. Sic 6GdItc
Senpcrotur iuor 70 @rub nm 3 llbr
Nodrmittog$ rn1o Die nicorioite 60 Or.
nm 6 llbr Mor0cns.
IN 0cn onhcrcn 9un0c& @cttcr-
@coboftunQS Stntioncn wllr6cn Die
~'oIacnOcn b0dItcn Gcmpcroturcn Der.
5cid)nct:
Gn'tport 5G. Eortlon0 So, 9oIton
GA, IIbonp so, Ncu Dorf 7G, 1hilo.
0clpfio IS, Ttlontic GitD. GS, Gopc
Won 10, @nibinQton 70, 9toriolf y.
SotteroS iG, Charlotte 70, 9Silnlino.
Ton 81, G6orIcIton 80, S%oponno6 so,
TodlonoiQc 50. Supitcr IS, Sen NcIt
~, gtlonto a. Mpntgomcrp IS. 9tciu.
SrIeon@ 80, EalciIinc So, @olucIton
ST, Corpus Gbriiti 81, M%cnlphi1 Sc,
Cincinnati 50, Eiti@6urN ST, Ouucoo
-, "uIloIo IS, Glcpclou0 76. ICtruit
80, TIpcno y, NtnrQucttc ST, @rccn
@on So Chicago a. St. Eoul 80, Ct.
SolliS 50, Sonio&-Gitp 81 Smoho rs.
Silron IS, NiSnlord IS. SABRE 81.
Solt Sofe GO, Gcnpcr 76, u. .Elottc
-, NooNcG itp %, AmoriQo Sc, Kos
TngCIc9 6S.
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@abl ucrgcblidDc WIbc.

Sluul IlluuIlECI Iullll iuJtll ulC VI
iicummN cinea Der &bri8eu ais
MorpIGnOcr WfitAIic0 Oca Elutt'
form p Gomitc'S ocS ocmotroti.
ld)cn NationoI y Gonucnt9. -
&r. Hdlitpn Don NDuttapiac ii
&prihIug gcbrndJt,
Qic NnbGn1cr @nl. Servings
Nrpon'a IN Mornlalo mnhcn icbt
ibrcn GiniluB geltcnO, Oob Oic 0clc-
cation CUR 0cnlofrotiihcu Notionol.
GOnpcntion in 0cnuer cincn Srcumo
NrDun'5 ais 0aa WarulGnocr Nit.
1lic0 ocS YlnttIorm e Gomite'S CT
remit, uno Der ,Gmcttictb Century
Glltb," Ser ans iortihrittlidcn Dc
mofruten bon Scr Sorte oca Or.
Nln. q. Sill, E%rdii0cutcn ocs Gluba,
mo Charles !. Sglc, ScfrctGr ocS.
icIbcl, bcitebt, bciiirportct Die gSabl
Gca Srn. &odion $. Rnliton bon
0lattapilc, Erincc Georges Gountp.
OF. Sia bat cincn o%iicncn Hrtcf er-
l0llCll, III lucld)cnl or ullc 0cnlofra'
ten, 0cncn Die gSobIiobrt Der Fortet
ON Ser5cn Iicgt, %ulfior0crt, inn Sns
%tcrciic oca Nrn. Nuliton an Die ollOcs
rcn 10 Wiit0llc0cr ser Delegation SIT
ldlrcibcn o0er iid an ouocrc ciniIuB-
reidc 0cnofrntiIhc Ynrtciiilbrcr ST
mcn0cli. Die Notionol . Gonpcntion
tn0t am I. Tlli III Gcnpcr. Iie
M0rplGnOcr lcIegatcn iin0: @olls
uCrncllr Muffin z. Grutbcra pom Sc
Gil Gountu Staot5 Sd)abnlciitcr
Murrap &nn0iuCr BON Narior0.
Gorntp; NrnCrnl- 2(umult ,Siodc Hobc
Stralt9 Don baltimore, Gpn9rcB Nbs
n%cpr0nctcr &oiblln 6rcocrid GodcD
(olbott pom 9aItimorc.Gom1tp 9hls
0rcm Y. gSoooua uon acntsGoumtp,
YIN. g.. Wintcr6pttom Don Cor
dcltcr-GoumtD, Charles $, Gifcp
Don 9nltinlorc.Gountp :. Scrbcrt
Sbriucr BON Carroll County, Sobm
i. WaboL Sohn Nubcrt, IS. SiclO
llnO Golicl 5. &oocn bon Baltimore,
&0dlon $. Hallton BON Nrince @cor-
Qe'5 Golmtp, ). 6ront Smith Don
1t. Murp'S Gountp, Characterization
blair zee bon MiOntgomcrU 9 Golmip
uno Gilmore ScmmcS @nmiQ, icn.,
ron Garrett County. Bon oicicn
16 CclcA0tcn iucrbcn icd)a. bic $50.
SSillterbottom, Sbriucr, 6ielO, &aI-
lton, See mo Somtiu, ais 9rpuu-
Nnb0n9cr ongelcbcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06
6ebbcI's ein5iges MttrIicr.

@ir babcn nar elm MtsIier in YaIti.
more, anS bas befinbet iidj in Der
Gtage su ebener Grbe, Nr. 821, Npro.
Wap-, nabe Sigb-Str. &inber.T5o.
trsrapbicn cine SpesialitGt. = Seine
Agenten nnb feline 5reppcn ~ iteigen.
8. Sebbel. 6. Grni, Uei&Gftsfa5rer.
(315-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06

Stootprofurotor Bruce Spe5iiifotio.
men iiir oicica EfIaitcr 0lttacbcibcL
ncld)cS @m. NJ. GlOcr iiIr $t.75 pro
G.uoorotporO lcQcn Mil, GieieS FiINs
tier ioQ ipc5icQ in Gonfltrrcn5 nit vi.
ttlit6if uno ISpbolt irctclL "a C. an
OCrmciti0 auto Iicnitc QclCiitCt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06

Sugem il bic ein1eGidcr IT.
= Sic nobc glenbeim i'm 5cbnten 81.
thrift bon 9oltimore.Gountp gclcqenc
Sogcmilblc ocS Srn. Wcorgc Selid
bon SomIon iultr0c am SonneritoA
ein Houb Der Slommcn.
Gererite @eitrag ge5ci d.
net. - Gin Wonn, Der ober ieillcn
Nonlen nid)t gcllonnt boben mil. fam
QeItcrn gum Scfret0r Worrib oes bic
iigen Gbriitlidcn Tcreins Sunger
W1nrcr unb erbot lif, ieinen ir.
ipriinglid)en 9eitrog 5ilm Yullfono
bes llmbnrles Inn % Tro5cnt 81 cr.
bobell, Inn Die nod fehlcnoen 500.
GOO 5liurlncn 81 briltgen 5i belien.
SefretGr WorriB boift, ouB ole an.
beren Sltbifribeiten ebenio banbeIn
lper0en.
Serr W Manning iibIt d)
beier. = Sngenicltr @iuiom Z.
alarming, Der lid Samitug in ieiner
@obming cine aligcl IN Den aopf
id)oB, bcfiltbct iid) inn nllnipn Hrote'
liant Soipitol" ouf Dem @cge Scr
@eiicrung.
@Inttern crfolgrei6 be-
t d III t. Die 9latterngeiobr,
melde Baltimore : Goltntp bebrobte.
lit burf ous energiide Ginihreitei,
Der Gountp . @elunobeits : 9eomten
Sarriion, @ebitrr, McGlannban nnS
0tubl nunmebr noaitdnoig beieitigt.
EdHe fRr'3 NnslauS befpret q. Naime, ri.
l13, ck.6altiMpyesetr. uate Gnfsu oeufe ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06
Gicbbabrr cines gntcn We%rteniafteS

bubcn feline llriade, anoere 9iere ais
plcienigen Ger american 9remerp"
5l trlnfen. acin alslp1rts gebrnnteS
9icr iibcrtriiit cs an 8iite. Ver'lldt
cs. aiite 500. 9roicrci 1t0t bis
1928 Siaelis Str. Eel. &. & y 36i,
Mo. 1i9t. G5S)
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Sdifisfarten

BON unb nad europa fiber Baltimore
ooer Rem Dorf, 9aiiite ODER Slpiiden.
ocd. WcdieI, auslanbiides @elo,
Greoitbrieie uno @eIbienoungen.
SbcO. s. 9icner e &c.,
Nr. 217, Cit-8altimore-S trafe.
d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06
Sheo. 8. Siener &: g..

9eutides unS dnberes ausl1nbi'
idcs @eIS eefauit unb perfauft,
@elbienounsen beioret nod 0eutih.
LAMB, Seitreih, 3aBlano II. I. M.
@cficl ~alisaeitcllt alif ausIdnbiibe
ganfen. Greoitbrieie uno Irapelers
Gbeques.
217 Cn.WaItimpre.Stra
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COMMUNICATIVE

Wr. Al, @cit- Japcttc.s traHe, aarf
SdJmiot, Snbabcr. 9prtmnnocr nut
N~arsen-y'ier ant 3apf. Diner
Sonpers a Ia carte. Ser Coming
gartcn jest fir bas Ynblifnm ofaSlf
(NpriIt,1O IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06

Snltlmurcr, iucld)c Die CONNER.
Mpnotc anhcrbnlb Der Stnot ucrbrin,
Gcn, fOnncn Den .Gorrciponbcnt" nad)
'rgenb cincr Norciic in bcn &%crcinigr
fen Staatcn, Mcrifo nuO Canada 5ms
acIdJift crbaltcm. Sic Aorciic mag
10 oft ais ociuiinidJt acGnocrt lucrocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06
riii6irner stano Der CLUBS.

radtet amf anier @adstbum."
Baggons fir @uI1inston ieoe babe
Stunoe auf Den .Yunft." Geoer in
@aibington, nod annapolis lit es
notbig. 81 geben Ober 9utifen gu
mietben.
Nai15--) nSie GIeftriide 2iuie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06

9eiu6cn Sreberid.G Us
tp.-- Die Stnota.@ cgcbou- Gommil-
ion gclongtc gcItcrn auf ibrer Tour
ourd boS mcitlid)e Morplun6 nod)
Srebcrid, SrcOcridsGountp. Sn Nuto'
mobilcn pcrlicB bic Gontnliilion Sa.
gcrStomn, @aibington-Gountpt &C.
tern Woraen, beglcitct bon Sbcrlt
9udnron Sdlcb, Gbtp. @. 9Dlon II.
ben County, pnlni'iGrcn Z. &c. Sur.
len ltn0 Nrlice Better bon Wnlbingtons
Gountp, mn0 in luenigen Stunoen
NOR Srcocrid erreid)t, po cine 5nbl-
reidJe SCrionumlung bon 9eluobncru
0cS GolnltpS Die G|ommliliion crluur-
tcte. @oupernellr GrotbcrS erfl1rtc
Ser @criummlunh 6rcocrid-G onn.
tpS Tntbeil an Scr $5,000,000 Anlcibc
fir 2unoitroBcn -@outcn bctrngc
$4,000. Troiciior $. Is. Snmes,
Wilton :. llrncr unb Heno 9. Surp
ipradlen 5u @uniten elmer 2onoitroBc
bon Mount Nirp nod Sreocrif, ulb
bon "a iibcr MDcrsuile nod ber@rcn.
Sc bon @nibington Gomtp. Inoerc
Mconcr befiirnortctcu bic llebcrllubmc
Der olten Nutionol-2 onOltroBc ourd)
Den Stout. Iic Worlt SirpsfSrc6e-
rid. 0tpcrsullle Cambridge milroc po-
rollel nit Der oltet Hotional Sono.
ltruBe lollien. Tie Gommiliion me
terllabn rdd) Der Seriummlung cine
6abrt ilber Die iiir sic rclc Cambria.
&c in &oridlug gebru6tc Strcde uno
oinirtc i'm Solic hcs Srn. Charles
3. @olfcr nobc Hcms9oubon.
Mornung fiir STERN
George Inlcp bon Nr. 1851, Sudlon.
'trobc, mrroe geItern in Der iiioliteu
Foli5ciltotion burd) Hid)tcr 2cmis Tim
50 nno Soften beitruit, neil er es I'M.
terlol'ert bate, lcillc bcibcn ainDcr in
Die Sdule ST. lenoen. Imep mor mrb'
rcrc Wtolc non Dem Eoli5iitcn Gb. W.
SebbcI Oo5u miigeiprocrt lpprocn.
&or Dem Hid)tcr molltc CT iih oomit
cntldllloigcn, Dob CT icincr @ottin Die
Grjlehlnng Icincr Sinner iibcrloIleit
babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06

@1brcnb Der 3lpiihenpaiticn miro
Gonhuop's bcriibntcS YbiIooclpbid
Srhcltcr SoS i~olgenbc Yrogramm sur
Turdiiibrllng brinQcn:
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Staot Baltimore.
llntcrbnltunos . @comciicr.

rauoitrrtnm" - Die rgIborn SpcrH.Gu." III
YSf Irnndtorc".
r6prc's" - uIbe mnrriuqc Of aiitD".
p@nhetn" - oc pWrubc NcbunH Sbolp".
rpuntean" 40Qltdh bon II llbr 8prmltiupo
bis II llbr Sbeuoe Surlicuuracn lprcdlcnoCr
gSanocIbllocr.
.9larplano" $500 aeitB's &anoclbiIocr. GauScs
bile.
.Subin's" 4Oi-406, Eh.gatimrurc.sir -
Observation-Disclosures uno iprcbcIIoc g8drs
belhtlhcr.
@nicbnl I'M rEripic '9nrt" - bcutc ltubmli
ida baltimore acpeH 4epuri.
8urtsNDn6crtc:
Sonnina %Nntnlttua e. oSruiN sin Barr.
Eart" mo nScocral 0lu Bart.
GtctliinB IbCnN - Faitcrfon+ Barr.
Htttiuuh glheHh ~ SrilorNtIl 'Furf".
SonncrIiGp gbCHo - .Gdrrou Eauf".
Sreitdg NhCno - Clifton Bari.
Sanitdp Nhcuo ~ ,lnttcriun. Barr.
FrOaramm fit Hcutc.
tNm FuttCriuU Ruri".J
9tarld oSlrlu" aus oIicpluH's lohtcr". .Nlciu
GubcriilrC oFiQuc Game" ......... SImpc
2SnlScr oSunlbrc Hua Slua" ......... Sc Nile
Gelctii0n 81 Noppcuco in 9iorhlnno". Scrbcrt
rpmbpl COLO Zones gnuulcuinp" 49,. Rlnur
81. ISM. Is. Muifcr.
Sneeriitrc GdIm Sea ulo pupp1
HOruNc" .lEruNcI5fnbu
l'urlceir irhCr hcu alicrrn lSiorn" lEaiiCr.
selection oSn olo Gnalif6 Mielnoie5". .gauOlcu
S%clcitlHo .Stlin Nitlcs BON BOTTOM. e. .Gubuu
Dtdr'h aNtllD BOP. .............. .W{udic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06

Gas @niieniel fommt ant Nbeno
nit einem briaantrn tener,psrt Sum
Mbidlnf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-06
YaWington-Agentu
"Qentf6en gorre(ponoent,"
@m. Sanncmann, 1915 WariDu.
Strake, N..0.
NO AnIeisrn unb yefelunsen entseaen nc.
pmmeu perben.
Spfalbcridte ans @aIbinstun.

Is bnrlie" ertrunfen.
Gin Wonm Der MIR unter bent Ho,
men oGburlie" bcfannt mar mo oili
Den Snnolboot Nr. "a NnltellunH
hattie, itiirjtc gcitcrn cine fur5e Stref-
Il obcrboIb @eorgctolun ms @uiicr
lluO crtrurf. Gr mar 30 Sabre alt.
2 tcben &tnoerconiirmir t.
Sn Dem Sempel an Der s. StraBt
lpuroen ocitern om iiioiIhen Eiin0lt.
icit Die folgenben iieben ainber poit.
Iirmirt: &obonna Ioler, Hoio 9rcS.
loller, Cora Golmnn, Selma Sclin.
ger, @oluin Sollunber, Sultan Sad.
ion uno Gomoro Sdmibt
9ic9 uutD Gtigfcit.
9ie @olltbGtigfcit bat i'm Mai inn
GcrbltliB 81 bcu bciOcn porbergebcn,
Den Monntcn beoeitcnb abaenom.
men. IS puroen MIR 415 Bauer.
lmubniBihcinc ollageitellt, llno ocy
@crtb Der DISQUALIFICATION fir Die bic
GrlotbniBideinc crlangt WurOcn, be.
llci iih MIR ullf $7i9,t57. Sm april
oogcgcn mltrben $50 @ailcrlmlbniB'
ldcille olaGeltcllt. nnO Die Hcllbnll-
ten bdttcn cincn @crtb bon 1902
l30. Nm M0r5 errcihte Der @ertb
Der 9~outbGtigfcit bic @6be bon ST.
$4,000.
Crtiel Sabre II d) tbau2 :.
Gomorb Scon Sbon1plolL Der olld]
ais .Gr." @olporo @cou bcfannt lit.
ipuroe gcltcrn III Der 5lpcitcn Nbthei.
lung pes Griminolgcrihts bon Gid)'
fer Bernard ipcaen @ornu6me cincr
9tcacrin i'm Sabre 1906 81 8 Sobrcu
3lld)tbnlta pcrllrtbcilt.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-11
srn armed. IS fow ncIles 3

lrn farineI. a few acres OI lll
Sean sown broadcast, will Keep y
argc bunch OF cattle fat from Oct
der till March and at the same
imc improve the soil Oh which it
s grown. 1t grows vesy rank,
ovcring the ground completely
he cold only killing the top, while
tremains green underneath afford
ng excellent feed for cattle and
,ther stock thro the winter months.
Results at experiment stations in
and Alabama demonstrate
u the great value Of the velvet
>tan as a forage crop and SOL en-
icher.
The finest quality Of Georgia
Ane syrup is produced in Ben Hill
ounty. Sweet potatoes, very
Profitable crop, grow to perfection
ielding easily from 200 to 40t
ushels per acre and selling iii
larkct us high as $500 per bushol
II the early diggings down to 81
'ntS later in the season.
1t has been demonstrated by
,ractical tobacco growers from
forth Carolina and Virginia that
cry fine grades of tobacco can be
rotitably grown in Ben Hill coun-
y, and the only reason the indust-
y has received so little attention
the fIct that other crops pay the
amer better. During the period
# low price cotton some years ago,
trmcrs in sections near Ben Hill
:ounty, where the soil and climate
lie identical, turned their att3n
ION to raising tob :cco and found
very profitable.
The soil and climate Of Ben Hill
.ounty is also well adapted to the
aising Of both long and short sta
Die cotton.
WHAT BEN HILL COUNTY SOIL
WILL DO.
By actual results on farms in
he county it has been shown that
10 part of the south surpasses Ben
ill as a farming section. The re-
-ults given here are not taken
i ON pet patches, but they show
he general az erlgc Oh farms thro-
'ut the county.
Some farmers make 40 bushels
If corn and 1!bales of upland cot
on to the acre; 20 to 20 bushels
+ corn and I of a bale of cotton to
he acre is regarded as ordinary
80 to 60 bushels Of oats
0 the acre can be easily raised.
his is the home of the celebrated
Irwin County Rust Proof Dat"
Ben Hill being formerly part of
irwin county. Wheat, rye, bar
ey and rice can be successfully
.rown; 200 to 400 gallons of Geor-
ia cane syrup, 100 to 100 bu-
hels of peanuts can be raised to
he acre and various other prof
able crops in like proportion.
Me results above given are for
he uplands, or wiregrass lands.
IN the rich river bottoms and
Jay lands bordering the Ocmul
zee swamp, much larger yields
an be obtained. Some Of these
ich lands will Yield so TO so
bushels of corn, and other crops
IL proportion, 10 the acre.
BEN HILLS SPLENDID ADNANT.
AGES.
The advantages and natural re
ources of Ben Hill county arc
many and of Il substantial nature
IS advantageous location rela
i've to water and rail transpor
alton facilities, convenience to
he big markets, fertile soil, va.
ILL. .,.,l co l,,.;o,.c
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-11
Mortgage Sale.
GroRG1A-Ben Hill County.


Notice is hereby given that under the pow
err and authority conferred by Il. D. Byrd H.
q certain mortgage Il tted January 80. lVtS il
in favor of the PheniX Grocery Company
to secure the payment of the sum of Two
uunored City {93j.OG) Dollars with interest
from date of mortgage, the undersigned, as
Attorn Y in fact for said +. D. kyrd, will
sell at pubic cutlery to the highest bidder or
bidders for cash between the ours of 10
o'clock Il nj. and - O'Clock m. on "Wednesday
February / 9TH. 10 s. all of the III ;rkr' fixtures
including REFRIGERATOR, saws s ales racks,
stauGs, sausage mills. marble slabs co inters,
tanks cash drawer and cheese cutter.
tnifcS ami meat hook now located in the
stQrt-r II N OF the first floor Of the building
si1uat d on City Lotto ~, in Square No. .
in Block \ O Ii in the City OF Fitzgerald,
Georgia; exc ,ptirg only the property in said
store-room used in connection with ire
or c,Iy busin, SIS therein and specifically
covered by mortgage heretofore ade by the
party of ne Ii st part to the Cons } iidated
Grocery Company.
Said sale will be made in said store-room,
and for t, purpose of enforcing the pay
ment OF said debt default having been made
in the payment thereof. This February 9TH
1906 c, 5. IsLER
Attorney in Fact for f, D, By I'd.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-11

The advantages and natural re
sources of Ben Hill county arc
many and of Il substantial nature,
It's advantageous location rela
tive to water and rail tranSpor-
tation facilities, convenience to
the big markets, fertile soil, va
riety of products and salubrious
climatr, mike it one of the most
desirable sections for the home
seeker and investor to be found
in America. Besides, there are
other important and solid adyant-
ages. In the first place from so
to 100 per cent, N land to
the p!ow can be cultivated than
in the clay hill sections and more
per acre can be raised. Former
North Gcorgians and Westerncrs
who have moved to Ben Hill
county declare that they car cul-
tiYate twice as much land here
with the same labor as IN North
Georgia OF the Western States.
This is due to the favorable to-
Biography of the land and pecul-
lar nature of the soil, there be
ing enough sand and pimples in
! the top soil to prevent its be
To be Continued.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-13
"a Dry o00os iii

First @ u m b g r | a n d Presbyterian
Church.
REGULAR services Sunday .I1nn 90
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-13
I. mo. 4. Ielcpl

1~nsolvent Notice.
To the creditors Of the estate Of ]. F.
Mcfarland, deceased:
Having suggested the insolvency Of
the estate Of the said ]. F. Mcfarland,
deceased, to the County Court Clerk of
Obion County, Tennessee, all persons
having claims against said estate are
notified to file them duly au-
Menticated with the County Court Clerk
.Sf said county Of Obion On or before the
4 oath day of November, 1909,
or the same will be barred both in law
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-13
81

u the Tags.
of Union City,
civic League, have
Ky, June %, Tag
on City. Tags will be on
IA. m. to - p. m. and you,
er, are hereby warned and
ed to get yourself a tag.
'ver they want and pay for it
!. q The 6eds must be
Ne own tlst be put in
kape q kept that way.
my other things
pose to do, and
{ to help push the
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-13
oath day of May, 10
SADIE MCFARLAND,
Administrative.

-&SA
10 Administrative.
Nonresident Notice.
Whipple and w. 0. Jordan VS..
G. M. Russell.
1ment before r. Polk, j. P.
ghis cause it appears by affidavit
abthe defendant, G. M. Russell, is
ly indebted to the plaintiffs, and
1he said c. M. Russell resides out
he State, that he has removed or is
But to remove himself or property
tffom the State, or conceals himself SO
THAT the ordinary process Of law cannot
be served on him, and an original at
tachment having been levied on his
property and returned to me, it is there
fore ordered that publication be made
in the Union City Commercial, a news
paper published in the city of Union
City, Tenness$etotxfs, d6GeH!r consecutive !.
sell to appeaEa
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-11-13

Tag Day.
Band Concert.
Friday, June %.
And don't you for it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyett are visiting in
Memphis,
Geo. G. Bell was a visitor in Martin
this week.
Try Wells Bros. nice lunches.
Judge Milan left Monday to visit his
brother in Paducah.
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NOTICE OR PUBLICATION.

United States land office at Boise,
Idaho, November %, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the
Northern Pacific Railway company,
whose postoffice address is St. Paul,
Minnesota, has this .23rd day of No
vember, 1908, filed in this office its
application to select under the provi-
sions of the Act of congress-, approved
July l, 1898, 80 Stat. 597, $40, the
Nhf NWqr and SWqr NWqry section
"a. township a south, range 6 east,
Boise Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely the lands described, or desir-
ing to object because of the mineral
character of the Land, or for any other
reason, to the disposal to applicant,
should file their affidavits of protest
in this office, on or before the 3Oth day
of December, 1908.
VIM. BALDERSTON,
1893 Register.
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Department Ssw' 1 Rs ssfs co of rs@s5sss

zens have volunteered their srevi ces
in the work of preparing and taking
care Of an experimental and exhib :
tion garden which will be planted the
coming spring near the station. The
garden will be placed in a location
easily seen by the passengers on the
trains passing through in daylight,
and appropriate advertising sgins wi |
be conspicuously placed. An effort s
being made to secure water for irri-
cation from the artesian we'll owned
by the railroad, and also to secure II e
cooperation of the Short Line in lay
ing out park in which to plant trees
the coming spring. In this work of
advertising our valley and its advan-
tages all those who have land here
should join.
There is no longer any doubt that
the King Hill Irrigation & Power
company intends to bring water to
Medbury basin. c.. H. Hammett,
the president of the company has stat
ed that the canal will be constructed
the coming summer, providing GER
tain acreage of water rights could be
disposed of here. The company will
require that water rights to the extent
of at least 3, 500 acres be purchased
by the people of the valley as not
all of our people will be
able to buy water rights to the extent
of their land holdings it will be nee
essary for them to dispose of part
of their land, and many have signified
their willingness to do so. In this
way many new settlers will be at
tracted here. The King Hill COM
pany's engineering crew ran prelimi-
nary lines for bitches in several pla-
ces in the valley last week. 1t is
their aim to get the line of the main
ditch as high as possible and they have
gone up the river to run new lines
with that end in view. 1t is expect
ed that early in the new year the
company will be in position to make
its proposition known to the people of
the valley.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
Helfrich Mercantile Company, Ltd.
corporation, Plaintiff,


j. +. Sullaway, Defendant.
BY virtue of an execution issued out
of the Justice court of Mountain Home
Precinct, Gilmore County, State of
Idaho, wherein Helfrich Mercantile
Company, Ltd, corporation, plant
iff, VS.. j. E. Sulloway, defendant,
upon Judgment rendered the Gath day
of November, A. d. 1908, for the
sum of two hundred thirty and 10100
($230. 1O) dollars, lawful money of
the United States, besides costs and
interests, l have this day levied upon
all the right, title, claim and interest
of said defendant, j. E. Sullaway,
of, in and to the following described
real estate, to-wit: Commencing 16
rods south of the NV corner of the
NWqr of sec. 25, t S, R 6 E, B.
M, thence running east 40 rods !;
thence running south 8 rods; thence
running west 40 rods; thence running
north rods to the place of beginning,
containing acres, together with the
building thereon.
QDilN nOtfNC 10 hCACDJ given lid I
/ will, on Monday, the 2Sth day of
December, A. d. 1908, at 10 o'clock
a. m. of said day, in front of the
court house door of the county of Ell
more, sell at public auction for law
full money of the United States, all
the right, title, claim and interest of
said defendant, j. f. Sullaway, of,
in and to the above described property.
or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary to raise sufficient money to salts
fly said judgment, with interest and
costs to the highest and best bidder.
Dated this 7th day of December,
1908.
WALTER w. FOUNTAIN,
Sheriff of Elmore County, Idaho.
1888