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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-04-16
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27

morut Gr babe cincn Moclnt toOt.
idiCban nliiien, ser troB Der @crtlci'
olmA sic CT QcludbIt ibn ouron SIT
pCrbmOCrn ucriuhtc, an 9orO einc5
ShilfcS }u QebCn.
2Irntu0d pcrlGBt SD0ncD.
Su0ucO 2G. 2niaIit-Gie ome.
ritaniihcSd dIohtitiii 6Iottc lit bclte
iriib pon bier nod M}cJbouruc obgc,
0unQcn. }tob Dem iiinQltcn Gm-
pfonQ an @orN Oc3 SfJa6tihiiics
oGonnctticlt" mur0c Qcflu0cu, ouB
5nhlrCidjC &6iid mo @obClu, in
mclhr 0cr Ndmc Oc3 GluQQihiiics
aroUirt lit obhou0cn Qctonlmen mn.
rem. Sic uur0cn po6riChcinIih ol5
Souucuir2 mit1euoWncn nbcr oie
Gffi6iCrc, Wclhc on loIhC Giugc ge.
p0bnt iinO, mciucn AroBmitbigcr
@cic, lie icien NIT ocm sis uuo
Dem &uhcu HcQcicn morOcn
Grob0cm Ou8 @cttCr ludbrcnO ser
lcbtcn 5mci Gage oc3 bicii9cn 2hlf'
cntbultc@ Der 6Iottc fiibl unO rc0rc.
rid NOR, icbItc c2 iiir bic Sifijicrc
mo NiouuihoItcn ser oncrifoniihcn
}Iottc, iucldc bicr }t Bcludb pcilt,
ntht an llutcrhoJhulNul. 2lrSiliigc
in Die mcitCrc llmQCQcuo annWolti-
ldc Spiclc ipc}icll uuItrolticbcn Gbu.
ruttcr9 luO Ncttt0mpic, Itan0cn uuf
Dem &Ornittoa9 NroAromm. Ger
ltr0mcnoc 9lcacn Hclt louIrnoc nidt
ob, sic Sbific Der 0Ciudbcr olf5u.
lnhcn Is Cntpifcltc lib uicocr an
9or0 cin rCgcS 2cbcu mo Grcibcn.
9lm GicrItog 0ob Scr 2orO Ofopor ser
Sto0t cincn glGn5enOcn Gmpiong, 5u
melhcm gcncn 2000 Ecrioncn crihic.
ncr oudl fonOrn IN Sen peri6icOcncn
Ehcotcrn ollf Soften ser Sta0t &or.
ltclhnGcn iiir Die @1ltc itott.
Go3 ourhoi5 correftc @cnc6mcn
Der unleritoniidcn Wtonnidaitcn an
Sono ulit nod lpic Dor geulmoc.
RING 6cruor. Sic 2Cittc baItcn audi
lntcr lid olli autcS @ctrogcn 9uS
Elm iurbiGcr MotroIe cine acauerin
lnltltirtc, icIcn bier meiBc aomcro.
0rn ilbcr i6n hcr lmO crt6cilten ibm
einc frGIti0c 2cftion. 7om mltroc
CT per Sdnb ouf icin Sdiif gcbrodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
lluterbrudlcncr lSuitucrfcbr.

@oi6in0tom :. Is, 2G. 2(ug
- Gic llcbcrihmcnlnuuNcn I'M Sii.
Den bobcn Ocn EoIt0icuIt bcOcntlih
gcit0rt. Soeutc' Oenl @cncrolpoItont
5ugcGdngenc @crihtt ans 2ltlonto
meIoen cine groBe Glide 5u @recrS,
S.-G., an ser 9obnIinic 5piihen 9It.
lontn mo Greensboro, icOoh periprc,
den Die @cumten Scr ySpntbern
Sobn," Oab oic BORT notbucnoigcn
HcpNraturcn morAcn poIlcn0ct icin
iOIIcn. 2IlG lei @orliugtoL &c,
oil Der oScnbonro 9lir Cine" llno an
Der Snpnnnob.9fiper Nriitfc lit ser
&oitpcrfebr 5piidcn }(ibpillc, N..G.
uno Gborlciton, S..G., lmterbrohcn.
So 5icnlIih nlle 9abncu I'M 0ltli1er
Georgia lmb in SiiosGaroliun bubcn
9roBcl Shnoen crlittcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
Sdnucrrr Gcacn nno faltcS gScttcr in
gciu=glurf.

9tcm Nort, 26. 9Iuarit. -
Scit 81 Stlmbcn bat e$ in Str0ncn
bier gereguct uno 9tep.2)orf bate
bcltc 0os fGlteitc 2lugulhuctter in %
NSabren. lleber 0rei BOD Gc9en iic-
len llno 0nS thermometer itano nui
nilr 56 (Srao. Gin gclpiiicr Tobn
2Dnh crtronf mdbreno 0eS SogcS in
cinem 2lb5ugSfanol uno Elm nod uiCbt
iocntili5irtcr &riippcl Itarb in ciucm
SorS8an1 an Der Citlcitc an Sen Sol
0Cn DER ibm 0rrh 0nS Ncttcr Der
llrlabtcn Stropn5cn Wcbrcrc i'm
Nolt bcgriiicnc SoGuicr itiir5tcn elm
oIS ibrc 6uuoamcntc lntcrpiiblt
rplrOcn. 0oS oSurisSotcl" oni
Sire Galnnb icnttc iih INN meGrerc
3oIl un0 ltilr5tc tbciImciic cin. Gr.
bebliher S6oocn iuir0 ouS peridic-
ocHcn Ebcilcn Der Stn0t Nem.Dorf
lmO llmacbln1 genlelOct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
In g,rniilicn cinacfanacn.

GIGpelonO, O., 26. glugilIt. -
Cine beute otm SAeriii Mc@orrop
aus 9lio Sonciro }uaegan9cne Gepe-
Idle melOet, OdB jDgi Glcpelono go.
li5eibeamtc pom BORT aus nit 9lnton
y. Yoncai, ocn italienil6en Banter,
melder angcfln9t it, 100000 pom
@cIoer ieincr Icpolitoren perlmtreut
81 baben, olli Dem @ege bierber iino.
VoneQi brnnnte Dor 0rei DtonoteH
bon Glepelouo 0urh uno muroe Dor
Sturgeon III NraiiIj2n oltigeipiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
annOgcbnna Der Scinoidait ,gcgcn
Sngbcs.

9ollItoM N.-D, 26. 9(uguIt. ~
NdbrcnO ciuc9 6eutigcn 9eiu1co ocy
WolpernclrS 0uabcS oui Dem 4labc
Der Saroto9o GoluttD 2lusitc0lng
mohtcn Die Gi9cntbiimer Don Hrnns
pierOen ibrcm @roQ gegen oen @ou.
perncut mc8cn lcincr 9lnltrenalmacn
5nr Undertaking bon Nettcn bel
BicrOercnucu &uit, inoem lie lidI upi-
gerten, ibrc Ficroe louicn 5u Iaiien
10 lon1c iid Sugbes oui Dem EloBe
bciinOe. 2IIlcs ;}ltrcOcn Ger 9ennten
Der 2IllaItcIlung bali gtibtS. Grit nnd)
Der Gnticrnun8 0es @ouucrncllr5
murOcn Sic 9cnncn fortgeiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27

lid cine SG6c BON 3S SUB crrcidcn
miro. 9ic3 miirbc cin StauO pon 6
SUB iiber Dem iogcnlnutcu pIlut6-
@olcritanO" Iein. \Sr SiiOsGurolino
buben sic @dteree- lno Ec0rc- -5Sliiiie
lnO in Norb-GoroIinu ser Gutuubo.
6lub ibre biSbcrigc Qr6btc Ilntbb6bc
nm mebrcrc SUB ibCrtroiirn. 9lucb
naa 0Itlihc Noro Carolina lit uon Scr
Qr06ten llebcrfhncnlnuuO in icincr
@cihihtc bcimgcIrbt. Iu Der I'm.
ocbung bon NaIciQb u. g., bctrGOt
ser 0leQenfoa icit Somtu1 Qcnou 10
3ou. Gic &erlititc an Nabu0clciicn,
Nriidcn II. I. N. iinO Cnorm Gic
Nconrc. uno Scmul0cciiIiic IN @cor-
Giu ino cbeniollS ou2Actrctcu.
Nod ipGtcrc 9cricbtc ans 2(guitu
crIcbcn, bnb oaS @oNCr }tbu 6ub
ticf I'M Nobuboi itcbt }lu ser 0jrccn-
StroBc bctrdgt Der @oiicritnnO ichS
SUB lrnO ItciNt Ionanm. }lub in Ser
@cr6 Sciu.&irdc itcbt OaS Naiicr
ich5 SUB bob. Iic 9}achrrhtcn ii6cr
oa5 @renucn ser 9tirou W}o1o}inc
iin0 nidt beit6tiat, 0od5 ibcmt scr
@ron0 III ser 9G6C Ocriclbcn i'm
WQnQc 5u Icir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27

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Olc9llc1tcr, Gnob.. 2G, 9rrouit.
eine ser irblimmitrn NSrub,nfoto.
itrophCn in ser Ocihidtc Nrs Gin,
mrItcnS crci0nctc Iih bcl,tc y, 5oiIep.
bile, Is D}tilcn 6itlih ppu bicr mo
25 Bis 30 9lr6ctcr olrM cincn Q}r1ub
in ser Soilcu Cflabono 3crhr 9}r
[ cinocihloIicn jmo unO feline Pins
Iidtcn auf Hcttltno III bobcn idciu,u
Tic 9lrbcitcr bciin0cn iih iGmmtIih
I'M ultcrcn 1brilc Scr Gyrubc Die
Slummen ucrbrlitctcn Iicb bel ibrcm
NluSbrl,db Qc9cn $50 bcntc Trijb 10
raid, ooB Sen Qeutcn inn 9fu olc
Mcgc 5lr 6htbt o61cihnittcn norcn.
Sic mciItcn Scr llnNliidlihen Imo
Nlu3l1nocr. Ginc g(Bobl OiGnncr.
mcld)c nabc Sem 9ltSuatue on g3erfc
maren, Ocrmohtcn, lid, 5lt rettcn
Gic Go0i6iht uor fir, Dor 0cnl
9IuSbru6 OcS ,FcucrS cinociobrcn.
gSic c3 bciBt, ina elm 15ab OcI ,llcrit
6cltcr, luo olS 6liiclbc erpIoOiric.
pcrbrcitctc 0a8 brcunenoc 0el sic
6lonrucn I'M 9ht noth oQcn Nihtlll.
ocu Die 3c6c 1cb6rt Sem Er. .
.. NoiIcU ans Mc2ll2itcr mo uolt ols
cinc8 scr mcrtbuoaItcn Ncr0rcrfc im
Stootc. Die 1Srancn luO aiu0er ser
cingcihloiicncn @ru6>narbcitcr lino
Inn Sen Ginfo6rtSihacbt pcriommcIt
un0 nartcn llltcr 8eincn luo gHcb.
fIugCn 0uf Nodlrichtcl iibcr 0oS
SAidiaI ibrrr 8attcu lm0 VGtcr.
Sin &Crild, bic Enbrltiiblc 3ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
SdabBaftc SdDiruc ucrnrindyt tn.
alitf.

5prin0iicIO, Nio., 2G. 9(ug.
- Ger n6rOIih gcbcnOc 4crionen5ug
gtr. 26 Scr st. 2ouiS uno Son
6ronciSco 9oDn" cntglciItc bcutc
1rllb 5pci Wicilcn n6rolih bon
&ronO5UiQc, Mo., 20 Mcilcn Don ser
@rcBc Oca Stuotes 2lrranio8. Sci.
ser &omc5 O'9teiQ ans Springiclo
fam lml's &cbcn, Observation-Disclosures s..
g. GoluilL cbcniolS aus SpringiiclO,
it to0tIid Derbriibt, ehl Yoit Glcrf
crIitt lcbcnSgcidbrlide 8crlebungcn
unO mcbrcre Yaiia0iere mur0cn lcicbt
perIcBt. Ginc ihaOboitc S6ienc miro
ais llrla6c OcS lln9liidS br5ci0nct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
9iObiniOu'W 'Wibliutlcf cr1finct.

Sor00nOtlte, N.sD., 26. 9(uN.
-- Die bier 81 Gbrcn bon Iougln5
9fobinIon lmO icincr @nttin bon Ser
mouOtcn crrihtctc 9ibliotbcf mllrOt
bcltc I'M gciiein ocs Erilioenten
&ooicOcIt, icincr 6onrilie uno Oc5
Stoat9ictrct6rS Moot icicrIidJ cingc-
mcibt Ger Hrdiioent uno Sefrctdr
9ioot bicltcn 2Iniprnhcn. Iic lPit.
0licOcr Scr 6nmilie 9io6inion iino
&crmonotc OcS 0rn. 9ioolepelt.
I'm 10 lIbr A6enbS trot Die ,Sani,
lie SiooiepcIt Die Riidreiic nod) Gpitcr
@op an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
1SrcdDcr 2jnnfran6.

8eneieo, q. :, 2G. 2lu8uIt. -
Gie bielige ,5totc 8anf" wuroe in
Der lcbten 9latt Don 9tdubern 6eiin.
aeiuht, meldbc $22OO Crbeutcten 3ic
Spisbuben entfamen mo binterlieben
feline Spnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
3cdlc ii iIIannlcn.

% bis 80 2lrbcitcr in Ocricl6cn cit.
ci6lonCn @cniN S1oiinunN
otf ibrc 9lcttuu1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
aElmdlt nns 0cm Sndlthnnic.

e 6tla6e y y a. 26. }luglrlt -
3pei im 6oiroum 6es biciigcn
Stnntssittbotic9 bcidGltigtc StrGis
lingc ItieAcr bclltc nui oie bobe Steill.
moltr, mcl6c oic 9(nltalt ltmgiebt,
mo iprongcu oti bnS Srittoir an Scr
9(uBenieitc binlb. Gincr bon ibneu
brad babel ein Rcin uno murOe raid
oinnicit Qcnludt. Ter onOcrc 6liiGt.
lin entfun, ob0lCih er pm Ciucnl gro
ben Wenidcn1llticn pcrioI1t mtr0e.
Wci0c W'0nncr tru1en StrGilings'
troht llnO ioncn Gin SciI 5um @rIteis
oen ser 3non5i9 6ub bobtn Mnucr
ocrmen0et bobcn. Ser entfommcnc
StrGiIilg bci6t &obn Berger itno mar
iriiber bier mrbnboit. Sein Saittcr-
min bon 3luci ,}nhr1n mar nobc5u ob.
qelaiielt. Ger Wir0er cin9cinn0cnc
Strailing mar NIT cinem Sarnmer be.
poiinet ilno oCrictte bont 6tm go.
li5iIten, peldcr i'm ieItnobm, cinen
befti1en Shlog oui Sen aopi. Grit
nohoem i'm 0cr Eoli3iit perfniippelt
bottc uno nit isinen GeuoIucr orobte,
ergab CT lid).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
9odtpa0er Int SIocn.
Stnot 9lngnita, Gja., iibcrIdhucmmt
uno iiplirt.

@cit ncrbrcitctcr Shuo2n in SiiOs
Carolina unO im 5itIibcn @eor,
aia. Giicnbo6n, FoIt., Iclc.
oropbcn. um0 GcIcpbon %crtcbr
mtcrbroAcn. - 2luh cine 2ln.
3obI Mcnirbculcb3n pcrIorcu
ScniatiOncllcr 6ubocrnrdy
5wcicr 3uhtbdISIer in @biloOcls
p6ia. - Gurhgebronntcr GIcuc.
lGnber 9ontier per Sdub ouf
Sem 9fiirflncuc Dnn Brniilicu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-27
. IN Hnin 81 N hnt SCR oi-;tI

= G5n Roic, R..D., bot ser 9t.jdb.
rigc Squire 9rDnnt ieinem 2e6en oo.
0urt Elm Gn0c gcnlodt, SOB er iid) in
0cn Maqrui6upper Scr Wtet6obiIter
STRIDE erbdn5tc. Cas- Motiu mar Elm
unbeilbareS &rebaleiocn.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-27
sonaparte Praises E4eneY.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 25.-AttOrney General Charles j. Bonaparp, who was in Baltimore today, was shocked when he learned of the attempt on the life of Francis J. Heney at San Francisco. MT. Bonapare in an inter view, placed a nigh value on the ser vices MT. Heney had rendered to the department Of justice, saying.
 T was shocked to hear of the at tempted murder of Mir. Heney. and deem it a matter of tn" grayest pub lie interest that his life should be- spared. His services have been or great value to the department of jus tice, and he Is emphatically a man to be esteemed because of the enemies he has made.
 His talents and courage made him 2, terror to eyildoers, so that it is not
 eally surprising if an attempt has been made to take his life. l know oI DO one who has shown more hatred to niQuity or dono more effective work in making the way of the transgressor ard American society soreiy needs nore men of ais type and can i'll af- ford to lose one like him"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-27
STORY OF COUNTRY LIFE
 VISIT ID 0LD PUEBLO

priorly prevalent, entirely disappeared and there has not been a case of 1t in the San Pedro valley for the past eight years.
 Prof. Baboock said that co-opera- tion among the farmers should be encouraged and the farmers should geJ together and cooperate in order that they might get more for their pro ducts, and thereby improve their own conditions of life. In this regard he said that in his opinion the govern ment should take a man from the farmers institute, instruct him by practical experience, and then send hira out among the farmers to i'm struct them as to the best way to con duct their businesses.
 The meeting was concluded about 4 o'clock and the members of the commission left for the west.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-27

Review Want Ads bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-27

Review want Aos bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-27
ALICE LONGWORTR
 SMOKES CIGARETTES
Presidents Daughter Reduces Allowance From Forty To
 Twenty Per Day,

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 26.- The reduction of Alice Roosevelt Longworth's cigarette allowance iron. forty to twenty cigarettes a day war. recently pointed out by Congress- accomplished in his own household.
 This assertion was made by Lyman B, Sperry of oberlin, O., who lectur- ed before the Y. NJ. c. A. here He said Longworth's statement was made to mutual friend.
 T guess it Is no secret that the presidents daughter smokes cigar ettes," sad Sperry. T understand that Oh her trip with the Taft party to the Philippines she scratched a match on the sole of her shoe ant lighted cigarette before many mem bers of the party.
 But I dare say 50 per cent of the young women in the east smoke cigar cites, either publicly or in private Personally I cannot see why they should be considered more shocking than men, who smoke. If any one ls to smell of cigarettes, why shouldn't both sexes have the same odor?
 This only illustrates how the habit is gaining in this country. It should be stopped, not among women alone, but among men. It is breaking dOml. the physical and mental tissue of the young men. It Is bound to destroy tcha moral fiber 2f our young men Il allowed to progress.
 "Longworth did not go into details with my friend as to how he accom- plished the feat of reducing his wife's habit to twenty per day, but said il was by moral suasion. He said he had made her an allowance and SU far had succeeded in keeping her in the limit"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-27
IN THE VERNAcULAR.

The girl had been three weeks in the employ of an artistic family, but her time had been by no means wasted. Her mistress was giving her instructions as to the dinner.
 Don't forget the potatoes" ell joined the iady.
 'No. ma'am. was the reply. Will you have them in their jackets or in the nude?''-Punch.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-28

hswer 4 il Wrie MrsAWalter
knoxville. r
Az Lug Askins, of Number Seven,
was a guest of .. H. Clemmons
Tuesday.
Mrs. Sam Stone, of Union City,
was a guest of the Rives Millinery
uo. Monday.
Miss Ola Petty will, the coming
week, enter the Southwestern Bap-
fist College at Martin for the fall
term.
Il. c. Palmer and mother, Mrs. l..
Palmer, OF Crystal Springs, Miss,
visited relatives south of town last
Wednesday and Thursday.
Popular opinion, has decrse6 e
we have our u4ions NEE
a tent at the ~
gone BY. brz;x
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-28
EBENEZER.

Ed looms went to Union City
Friday.
David Reeves transacted business
in Union City Saturday.
Misses Lulie Cunningham and
Eunice Moffatt are at Dawson this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Isbell attended
the meeting at Antioch several days
last week.
The 7-months-old babe of Mr.. and
Mrs. Aquilla Dyer was buried here
Saturday.
Rev. J. M. Youree and wife, OF
Texas, are the guests of relatives
here this week.
Warren Reeves returned to Union
City Monday after two weeks visit
to relatives here.
Sam MCGOWAN and lighter, Miss
Maggie, attended church at Mount
Ararat one day last week.
Geo. Cunningham LETT for Browns
vile Wednesday, where he goes to
engage in the insurance business.
Mrs. Frank Buchanan and chill
dren, of Helena, Ark, who have
been visiting here for several weeks,
returned home Saturday.
Misses Era Cunningham and Mag
gle MCGOWAN spent Monday and
Tuesday with the latter's sister,
Mrs. Henry Calls, near Whiteside.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Phillips, of
Elbridge, we're the guests of Mrs.
Phillips parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Mcdaniel, few days last week,
Uncle Harvey Sturgis returned
Saturday from a week visit to rela-
tives near Kenton. He was accom-,
panied home by Mrs. Dosia Exon,
who will be the guest of Mrs. Roxie
Henderson this week.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-28
TROY NEWS.

IS Nellie Nichols II visiting ~
IN.
COL. Ed Jackson was recuperating
iii Dawson last week.
Rev. ID. P Pressly, Of Brighton,
Tenn, was IN Troy last week
Miss Belle Pressly Of Stark
Vile, Miss, is visiting relatives II
Troy.
Mrs James Brice and daughter,
Miss Elsie, were in Memphis last
week.
Mrs. Ed Crenshaw and son, Of
Union City, are spending the week
with Mrs. Lucy Walon.
DR.. Waynick, Of GAINESVILLE,
Tenn, visited his brother, Rev. p
T. Waynick, here last week.
Mrs Compton left last Thursday
to attend ..home coming in her
old home town. Xenia, Ohio.
Mr.. R. H. Harper and little
daughter, Lola, of Union City, Wis
tied relatives in Troy last week.
Mr.. ]. r. Moffatt left last week
for the Northern markets to pur-
chase winter dry goods for the J. s.
Moffatt Co.
Mrs. Cora Crockett was called tc
Mississippi last week to the bedside
of her sister-in-law, Mrs. John
Hogue, who died shortly after hei
arrival.
Miss Verna Callicott, of Rives,
was in Troy last week. Miss Cal
licot has been elected teacher OF the
Primary Department of Obion Col
lege for the ensuing year.
Miss Martha Hilton Wilson en-
tertained quite a number OF her
little friends with rock party on
last Friday evening. Mr. Nealy
Pressly and Miss Margaret Pressly
won the prizes, and after the game
"a delightful course of refreshments
was served.
The F. d. S. club met Saturday
evening with Mrs. J. w. Pressly'
The usual course of study was
abandoned and a social game OF
rock was enjoyed. Miss Maggie
Waynick captured first honors,
Mrs. John Inman second and Mrs.
Blanton the consolation.
BILDAD.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-28

from his buggy while en- route e
the city last Tuesday afternoon
He was driving very fast BY Robt'
Scott's when the animal became
frightened at d dog and turned tbs
buggy over, hurting Almus, though
not seriously DR.. Mailing was
called and dressed the wounds
immediately.
Miss Nellie Corum il visiting hei
cousin, Mrs Don Corunl, neal
Flornbeak this week. SUNBEAM.
Have you tried that new Swiss
Style Chocolates at Dahnkes.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-28
I Thanks.
How,s This I?

WeIffer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured By Hall S
Catarrh Cure.
FL CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known F. j. Cheney
for the last is years, and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and hnan-
cial1y able to carry out any obligations made by
his firm. WALDING, RINNAN s. MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c pei
bottle Sold BY all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-28
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation to the
physician and many friends who SO
kindly rendered their services to-
ward US during the illness and death
of our darling little daughter, Nell
lie. We so much appreciate the
many pretty flowers and nice things
s sEuriug the few months of
eAaxen's richest
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-28
c. ID. VIN6NAANp !

Don't sell your whSr,S until you
phone or see B. c. Bra9lpm at the
Deering building, oficeuf Alexan-
der g. Tisdale. Well be in the
market all the time and will give
you top prices.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-28
Card of Thanks.

We desire to thank our many
friends and especially those OF
Union City for their many favors,
kindness arr ympathy at the death
of our beNd BON, James. R. Vim
cent. mi III IS choicest blessings
rest upon JMS6yde with each OF
you. Sincerely,\p D
c. ID. VINEN NAND WIFE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-28

FOR SALE-Ho Horses, mules, cattle
and hogs. Sale private, at my farm,
north Of Union City.
D. Y. HARRIS &; SON,
Route No. 5.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-28

Window shades in all widths and
sizes at Ranson's, successor to Chas.
Deitzel.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-28

Kitchen cabinets, odd dressers,
iron beds, iron folding beds at Ran
sons, successor to Chas. Deitzel.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-28

Send Is cents for 80 post cards all
different -RedCross Drug Store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-28

New patterns in druggets, rugs
and mattings at Ranson's, success
scr to Chas. Deitzel.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-28
OAK GROVE.

Little Evelyn Naylor Is sick with
nalarial fever.
Miss Helen Thompson IS in Full
ton, Ky, this week attending the
Institute.
Misses Camille Johnston and Nan
ME McMurry spent Wednesday IN
Hickman, Ky.
Mrs. Willie Hughes, Of Fulton.
Ky, has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Bnfford.
Miss Mamie Brevard has returned
from trip to Niagara Falls and
other points OF interest.
Misses Annie Beauchamp and
Mabel Stovall spent Saturday and
Sunday in Number Seven.
Quite number OF our people at
tended the Farmers meeting at Sa-
lem Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. A. Cunningham, of Elbridge,
Tenn, spent Saturday night at the
home of Mr.. M. P. McMurry.
Miss Bessie Watson and sister, OF
Stanton, Tenn, is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Bre-
ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, c. Kelley, Of
Denison, Texas. are visiting Mrs.
Kelley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g.
B. Hale.
Miss Lucille Deavours, of Jones
boro, Ark, who has been visiting
Miss Ruth Talley for several weeks,
has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T, r. Reynolds and
Messrs. c. S. Talley and A. R. Hen
derson made a short visit to st.
Louis last week.
Misses Eva Lee Brevard, Bess and
Charlotte Alexander, of Jonesboro,
Ark, visited friends and relatives
in this vicinity last week
Miss Camille Johnston left Tues
day for her home in Franklin, Tenn,
after several weeks visit to her
cousin, Mss Mamie McMurry.
Mrs. Bertha Goodwin Martin and
children, of Meridian, Miss, spent
several days last week with Mrs.
Goodwln's sister, Mrs. W. G. Bar
ham.
Little Hunt Singletary, of Cli9'
ton, Ky, returned home Monde
after several days visit here attn
was accompanied by Master Til ID
man Talley. Idef
Miss Pearl Milan will bekrl
school at this place MondBed
ust 81. This is her second
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-08-28
PLEASANT HILL ITEMS.

Mrs. Rice is the guest of Mrs. S.
L. Harper this week.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-01
FoR rAN coLLECroR.

hereby announce myself can
didatc for reelection to the o,.ioe
Of Tax Collector Of Bon I'LL caou-
ty, subject to the primary / haye
cndeayorcd ut All times to acl9c
the tax payers to the best Of ms
ability, and am running on nay
merits ard the efficiency with
which I have served the people the
past year. My books are mat
ter of public record and I invite
inspection Of them at any time.
WILLIS i. SMITH.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-02-01

WILL NOT SELL OUT.

"Jess Mercer will not sell the Enterprise
very soon No, Jess is in the newspaper bust.
ness to stay until the screws of the undertaken
shuts the coffin down over his remnants.-Cor
dele Rambler"
(which We hope viii be long, long time.
We need such men as Jess Mercer just as long
as the good Lord viii let him remain on earth.
Dublin Courier Dispatch"
The good Lord may not take much interest il
politics in Georgia this year and we are trusting
largely to friends in the 146 counties to look out
for our candidacy for the prison commissioner.
But
When THE time does come we ask no greater
favor than to have our epitaph written by the
boys of the press.