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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
Gen Mancn Sidtc's.

Eoiior SnlinS @oinom pre6igt in
Der 3iou@firHc iibcr n6idtc'&
HeOen an sic 0elltihe 9tation."
- Sunoertio6rfcicr Ser oenflpiir.
Oigen Neocn 6idte'3.
EaItor <Iiu$ &ofmoum nobm &c.
tern 5ltn Cert icincr 4re0iNt in Ser
3ionSfirGc o6idtc'5 Neoen an sic
Nclltihc Notion," sic 0ieier Dor bun.
cert &obrcn m16rcno Ser ~tieiIten Gr-
nieori9lrng oc3 GoterlotocS belt.
Gle Seller irdlte Scr @cmcinoc Sos
%critGnoniB 6idtc'a aus icincn nc.
Ben on Die rUrtiNc Ntotiou 5u permit
tClr.
Gum Cert nuGm scr ErcoiQCr:
Nu1 Nniang luor on@ Mort: sic NSiC.
%ocr0eblrt Gclti0lonO'S QCid)nb Ourd)
ocn @cOontcn mo Dos @ort, Dos
i'm trug, Gin iold)cS gSort gcid)o9
an sic Station in 6idItc'9 9icocn.
&n1 N@intcr tSO7-1S0S NcboltCn,
boben lie in ciucm binrciBcnOcl
@lol6cn an SOS oclttidc - nid)t mtr
Dos prcllBtidc &oIf - sic gSclc &C
~lpicicn mo sic 2rGitc uod)QcrllfcrL
Die cincn 0ciIti0cn &crn ST. ld)olicn
pcrmodjtcm I'M mcld)cn Damn Die
MoilcnlbotCn 0ca observation-disclosures
sic icitc Torm biIoctcn,
6tdtc ricf sic Nciitigcn arGitc oui.
@cgen 6olidGcit, GouIbcit NM
ScIbitiltd)t - 0o@ oclitihc @srid)t
lmo Den Grnit, pcrbut0cu nit neltcn
NOccl Scr EGOo0oAif, mic lie port
@}citoln55i pcrtrctcn lporcn.
Gin Eropbrt mic elmer scr olts
Recommendation Scbcr, obcr elmer mi5
Dem @Ionbcn al oic 3ltflnit. lln0
mGhreno ictcn oic @Cididtc llnrcd)t
0ob - Ser Wtciiin9 crid)icn nid)t -
trot hicr ser Groum in Der &0lfcr.
ihlod)t Don &cip}ig in GrfilQlmQ.
Seine Nclc iHIll0 bon BORT Der.
iibcr in Sic llcllc @elt. Grit sic bon
1870 mar Itort QcnltN, binilbcr 5l
rotten iiber Oo3 @cltmccr mo BORT
0oS Gclltldthlm III cri6iittcrlt. 9todl
III icnCn lcttcn Mirflrn0clt lit @Gilt
bonn @ciitc 6idtc'9. Scr ais Gin Socu.
lit allies oiti Ocn @eiit itcllt.
@eil er obcr iiir icinc llcbcr5Nts
0ltn9en in Gem Don Den 6ron5oieu
bebcrrid)ten Berlin o~nitrot nit Csc.
iobr ieincS 2cbcn@, 9cnolt 10 mie oie
llntcr5cifncr Der ltnobb0n9igteitS
Grfl0runG 10 GcbGrt or in bic Grobe
Rcibc scr WGrtprcr iiir Oic Sud)c
Oca 0ciiteS 9cGcn @rmoIt un0 @ia-
fir, mo icin @ort, On9 I'M Nnfang
mar, benefit ij6 in @irtli6teit oils
&roit unO ol8 SGot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
Midjc III Glide.

"iNtN ~ NI'INf
%o6om Neinrid) Grimm inter gro
Scr NctGeiligllng BON &eiotrogen-
Oen olrf Dem oWtt. Carmel 6rieo'
boie" III @ro6e getragcn. DC
croi0rn9 BON 6rou &otborine
Sd)cllcrmnnt.
Sin Qrobc3 Tr~oucrQciol0c AcIcitctc
Qcltcrn 9{udmittoa sic itcrblihc Sill.
lc oc2 ON 2G. Tc6rllor pcrItOr6cnen
Srn. &obom &cinrid, Grimm POM
Srallcrbouic, 9tr, 40, Siio @roob.
man, ou3 nod Sem at. Garnet.
6ricoboie," NO oiciclbc SIR lcbten
Hltbc aCbettCt mltr0c, uohocm EnItor
e. NJ. Gutter BON ser critrn 0eltihcu
per. cponncliiGcu @jrdc an GuItcrrs
9(pcntc cinCn iciCrli6Cn Eroucrgot.
tc3oicnit Ncbaltcn bate. Cine Silue
prGhti0cr @lumcnipcuOCn idmiidtc
ocn Sorq. Sic lCttc Gbrc ais Nobr-
tuhtrdacr erluicicn Dem Nobin1cific.
ocncn icdS WIit0licocr pc5 oGonton
GoufloOc3 Nr. l45, s. 3. S." $50.
MihocI Sronf, &oi. Mtcb0cr, &obn
@corN DIT, Sobu @cib, &oDu N}iucr
uro SAUL @cf@lcr. Sr. @rimm
nur6c ON %. NlGrj 1917 IN &o6Nciit
bel @ron0cnburN Qcborcu ltnO tonl
Dor 90 &obrcu nit icincr @ottiL
Srou Scnrictto, 0cb. @ltnbc, nod
Nmcrito. Gr bctricb icit 81 &obrcn
om Sit6 @rou0mop cine @irttihuit.
Ncbcn Scr @ittmc bintcrlGbt cr eincn
Sobn Srn, Gmil @rimnL cine Iod).
fer, Nrou Gntilic Sh0ppc, bier On
fcltin0cr mo cincn @rlrocr I'M oItcn
&ntCrlunoc.
GotbcrinaS h cuCrmann.
Som Sroucrbouic, 9tr. $50, 9torOs
@onoitrobc, oll2 ionO 0Citcrn Nodl.
mitto0 sic @ccrOiNm9 ser orn 2G.
Scbrltor inn NItcr pon II Sobrcn Der
ltorbcncn 6rou &otbcrinc Sheucrs
mann, Qcb. Gicrmnm inter GROCER
@ctbciliNlu1g BON Seiotrogcnocn olti
Dem Baltimore Srieo6oTe" Itott. rSn
Eroltcr6ouic, lpie am @robc belt ga
itor 6. W. 2od)cr tiei c%nrpiunbcnc
@niprnhCn. llnjGbli9c foitbnrc @lu=
mcnItiidc, 6aruultcr cine SorgocdC
BON sen S0Gnen mo ciu &iiicn pom
Den Gnfclfinocrn, idmiidtcn ocnl
Sorg, Nt3 @o6rtll0trG0cr flln9irtcn
lch& Neficn Der GntlMIoicncr1, Die
$50. MilbclnL &ofob, 6ric0ridL @Cor0
mo Scinrid, Gicrmonn, lrn0 Sein.
rid Gmig. Srou Sd}cllcrntom mltr,
DC om ~. Nc}cmbcr 1888 III @icnolL
NubcL Qcborcn ut6 fam I'M Sabre
1857 nit ibrcnl @ottcn, Srn. Eultl
Sdcltcrmonlt, nod Nnlcrito. SCbtc.
rcr 0ing t6r Qcltcrn bon bier SobrCn
I'M Sonc oordr. Sic Sintcrblicbercn
Iillo iiillf Sobuc, sic $3.50. Tric6ridJ
", Scinrid, @cor0, aorl mo y8il.
beIm ShCucrmonn, 13 GnfcIfin0cr,
5luci VriiOcr, sic SS. Ncinrid mnb
@cor0 Sdcucrnloml in Baltimore,
lno mcbrcre @cidNpiitcr in Gcutid)-
lono. Srou S6Cucrmnm mar piclc
Sabre Nfit1lico hcS Trorcn& crcin8
|
Der 0clltiden Ct. Mottbdi Stride.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03

*'' Ger (boIio-WGnncrhor,"
Ser 0r0btc @Ciongpcrein Sit.9ulti.
morc'a. b0lt iciren Oie&iGbriger
Mo0fcnboll am nGd)iten Wontog in
Der .@ernloriu WGnucrdor.Soue."
Ga@ zGomitc gicbt lib
Die 9roBtc Wtilbe, alc5 bi5bcr Gage.
rpclcnc III Sdotten SIT Itelen uro
ldlellt feline Belt mlo Soften, Inn 0aS
1cltcdtc Bel jlt Crrcihcu. Ter 0oIl
miro ourd) cin ~groBortigeS Tobleou
citgeleitct, beiicn Gbarofter ieoot
oorcrlt nod Elm @cbeimuiB Scr 9r.
rungcurc blcibt. To3 Gonlite bat lid,
cntlhloNcA ncbcn Oen @ruppenprei.
len, unltott mic iriiber ied)s, oieieS
Sobr ndt Gin5elpreiie ol bic beIteu
Mta0fcn 5llr Ncrtbcilung SIT bringen.
"a Der Gintritt9prei3 I'M @iaetuor.
u%ertallf ulli mr. % Gents feltgciett
it, brulld)t lid Aientono ouS &crgnii.
gen Der Sbcilnobnnc an Dem 9nQ 5lt
u%cringcn. 0ic Gintrittafurtcn limo
bel ocn WtitNlicocrn ltr0 int &creins.
lotal, $. Goigt'S Salle, Nr. tt22,
Sdrior0.Nuenuc, 81 befommcll. glni
Abcl0 bc9 Wo3fenbules miro an Ser
aollc Elm GintrittaprciS poll 80 GtS.
CrDobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03

*'* 2(li GicnituA oen 3. WGr5 la.
oct Fri1j Gurnepol ieine @etreucn
nod Der oSigblono .Nfooemie," Sigh.
lonOtoult, no Scr oGidenfran5" ei.
men groBclt WtoSfenbaQ peronltoItet.
Gin riibrigcS Gonlite lit nit ocn 8or.
bercitun8ell 81 benz 6cite betrallt lno
cifriG an Scr Ar6cit, boiielbe ieinen
@orgdn8crn cbcnbiirtig an sic Seite
81 iteQcn. Gin fiinltIeriih geitellte3
Eoblcou miro oie Ginleitung oeS
IbcnO5 biIOeL unO olld) ionIt itcbelt
Den 3uidoilcrn peridieoene lleberro.
id)unqen in glu8lidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03
IndD nidDt idlcdt.

<SliNp H'lp OUI4N IIlluJlCll III ell
NadJbar6al5 uNO ucroen bon
Dem cntriiitctcn &oltabcrrn Der
tricben.
IS pailiren III Dem &Qno ser I'M
bcgrcn5tcn MGglidGcitrU SobrlJ net
dc lpirtlid) all 0a3 l(nm0glihe grcn.
sen. Gua marc gcitcrn luicoerum bel
elmer Nu55ia IN Sij0lUlit Baltimore
ouf 0aa Gtlotaatcite cruiric1. %lt
9tr. t2Ot,- &omc3 Str, bctrCibt ,Sobn
!. Mhtrrop cine 2&irthlhuit, mo bk,
Eolijci Oc9 iilblpcitliNeu 0i1tritt3 I'M
NU1Cnlcincn un0 Sergeant GDonloa
Nltird I'M Nclon0CrCu bate CiuC1
l!orien &cr0adt 0oB OoiclbIt uit
Sonntog Gingcmclbtc iiir @clo ms
cute Nortc cinen &@0bCtrlurf crbultcn.
NIlio umitcIltc Ncitcrn 9toNmittuG Der
Scr9cant nit elmer 2lnjoDl icillcr Sc.
~trcltc1 bic @irtbiduit mo iorocrtc
0ell MirtD SIR Gapitulution oll. Sic
Ter luur nid)t AclouncL ii6 mo icinc
@0'tC, Ncrcn 3oDl ritni mar, ulla}lt.
IlclcrL Olclnlcbr a,alrbtc Cr Sergeant
~'.'''" "'"''o''' ''''0 '''e'' I''u''
@'I'0''' "N9''on9 "'"'t )" IrEV'' III
Dem CT lunlmt lcllcn @dltCl iibcr Sen
| M 10. 1900. -. S.. - st.- N T.
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c"'" N''''T e'"''I ''V''y''V' %'''
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u'".'"'',a u" ''''' <No0I''''9 t',''tr'
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l0luI'v' p[lVsCn' "p'' 'o''''' 'I"I o''
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t','o'" III pouj'I ''7''''' R''!oh u
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nnn TS;,nanr Tr,',nEnnoa Co., ,,
@",.It.o as opa o o(Ga. to.
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C~ot.Snf" 49, -,,,4a, mrL,,,n
CO.. chorfm%rtcr ncr.
boftr+
ccrocort 6iu nom mc5tIihrr 81.
,trift ~mntcr,ohn opitrrn cinr No,,io
mi sir yRirtbihoit nor Mi0inm
9,romr Wr S7l Wo6oroitrobc uro
]ncrboitctr hc, 1honfmSrtcr y0o(tcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03

Gin 0CricbCrCr 6 iunr5ef
q ouucr, Der iCincn Nonlcn ais
ScnrD 3. @ront mo iciuc Norciie
OILS 06S, Torfs 2(pcnuc, onQicbt, lit
Der Foli5ci 0c9 norolucItlid)cn q.
Itrift@ III Dos Wuru Qcrntbcn un0 1e'
Itcrn ori iiinf acknowledgements noe
gen GrldnNcna bon tlctlcn @clollm1'
men inter GoripicgclunN Iolid)Cr
SbntiadCn 0cnt Wcridtopcriobrcn
iibcrpicicn mor0cr. Scr Ntc1cr be-
oo6 iid) inter 6erl &%ormon0c, iiir
icinc Scrrihoitcn ScbcnSmittcl cin'
5ufouIcnL mad pcrihicbcncn Grocery
l0bcn uno bcitclltc No3 &lcingclo ollI
So 0urd) Sen (rGNcr. @cnn Damn
ser 9otc on ser Don Dem Ncgcr be.
5cidnctcll Mohnluld %nnlo14tc, nobm
inn Wront 6nS @cl0 mo Oic Mnurcn
ob, tc6rtc nbcr nid)t nit Der Stint
Ooaornote 5uriid. Phi Otcic WciIs
mur0cn Die folQcn0Cn @ci6dit2lCute
0cprcQt: 9ortia &ocobS BON Hr.f5OO,
Srlli0sS / Npcnuc, ltnt $2.2l; Gnro'
line Grllncr bon Nr. no, McGul-
LOT. StroBe, nm $25l; MiQinm ..
IomueS BON 9tr. 500, NorOsGorcp'
Strubc, nm sol; Geo. ". 0ltha.
nan BON 9tr. $50, g8cit 81. StroBc,
INN $2.51 .uno Milium &. &i0O Don
9tr. POO, Wnoiion 2lpenuc, I'M 500.
.S'a @eretn." Gie
WonntspcriommIlung 0e8 oC'aeil.
&crcina" ialO gcItcrn I'M o0otel
&eiicn-Noiiau," Nr. 1O3, NorO.6re.
beriditroBe, Itott. llu1cfdDr 200
Mitglicoer nobnten an OcrIelbet
Gbcil. &n 2lbpcicnbeit ocS FrGIi'
ocrlten GomorO Noine mn0 ocS Tice.
Erdiioentcn 2oui8 Heit iii6rte Sr,
Sobn Seipp, WiitBlieo 0e3 6inunj'
Gomite's, Sen &oriib, pd6reno 81.
tretGr Soiepb llblborn 0a5 ErOtofoa
iii6rte. Die ioI1cnoen Serren mltr.
oen ais Mit8lic0er ouigenommen:
Milton 9. 9ooi5, Gbns. ". Batter
ion Senrp George Hilbl unO Sacob
&adnanr unb iiinf GanOionten oor'
GeifIagen. Seit Ionger, LANCER 3eit
IieB iih Sr. @ilbelm NeIt, Iegi.
mcutS. Sdnei0cr BON Der Gompo8nie
q" 5ltm erItcn Male pieoer bliden.
Gr wltroe bon alien Seiten ireltoiB
tegriiBt.
Gin &ino aus geiett.- Al3
gcltcrn Der Foli5iit Cyan pom iilO-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03

ipeitlihcrt GiItrift iein Hebicr obpa.
troltillirtc, fon0 CT in 0enl 8eItiblt(
0e5 Nultic9 gtr. 1888, Neit.2omburos
Strabc, cin luciBes @iegenfino Dor,
0a5 bon elmer um6efnnnIen Yerion
0oiel6it alt5geiebt Dor0en mar. GaS
@ino mur0e Thief Sem Homen So.
iepb Cyan CALHOUN Dem st. Bin.
cents @oiicnbdnSG iibermieicn.
9c5a6lt 9IG 8aiiertare.
- Collector Glutfe pom @aiier.Ge-
partement bat pie Belt fir oen Dis.
cont bon 5cpro5ent bis bette uerIdu.
cert unO u~miN'ifr0e Gor6ereitungen
Getroffen, nm Ou8 ieire Hefnungeu
bcjabIenoe EubIitlm ifneQ a6juier.
tigcn. User BON 0en Ste~uerjablern
iid bicicn perb1ltniBmGBig bobeu
Gt@conto nod lidern mill, ioate beute
prompt nit ocn n0tbi1en Wonetcn in
@rn. GIarte'S Bureau crideinen.
NuBer 2ebenSgefu6r.
Scr II Sabre ate NorriS 9. SoQ,
ron 9tr. 1910, Observation-Disclosures,
Scr am Sontitog &ormittog ipcaen
9lrbcitSloiiGtcit SclbItmoro bcgcbcn
!poltG, bciinoct iid nod i'm ct. SO.
iepb3 Soipitul, lit obcr ouBer 2ebrnS.
gciobr.
Stitr5tc sic Sreppc in.
4 b. 6roI 0tnric 0tc9fenl BON Nfr.
926, @cOonitroBc, Iuir3te acItern i'm
st. Moru'$ &nItitut" sic Greppe
Gc8 lWtercn Stodmcrf5 bitob llno er.
lit cincn @rltd oc5 red)ten @eines.
Sic mtroc jllcrit n0dJ ibrer @obnung
ltn0 lpdtcr nod Dem Stoot.@oipital
iibcriijbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03

"' Gle SobreSperiommlung scr
NbtbciIlln9 Nr. 176 Der .Yriloentiol
&cogue" firoet bclttc glbcno 8 llbr
int Sotal, Nr. t92t-23, SrlcunSitr,,
1tatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03

gbleben. SSnt Sitter bon sc
Sabren lit ISrou Caroline Sdrebel,
geb. Serpid, geItcrn aus Dem 2ebcn
geidieoei1. Sic binterldBt ibren SGT.
ten Srrl. Senrp Shuebcl. Sie Sc.
erbigrng finoet an Iittipod Nod)-
mittag 9 llbr BON Traller6auie, Ger.
1710, NoroG orftr, aus itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-03-03

Sci elmer 9e'tern gbcn0 gegcn 8
ll6r BEL oclu @irtb gbam &. Nupu,
Nr. tt04, NorO.Gen sapenile, bon
Sergennt Cal. 2epp uno ocn Foli-
3iiten E6orplcp, @ofer uno 2inf uor-
genommenen Gd55io pltroen 6 Ser
ioren o~rgetroifcn, Die iid angeblid}
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10

The regular meeting OF John b.
Gordon Chapter, U. D. c.. was held
April 2 at the home of Mrs John
O'Donnell. Quite number respond
ed to roll call, after which followed
a very interesting business meeting.
The chief feature of interest was
the election of delegates to repre-
sent the Chapter at the approach
ing State Convention of the U.D.C.
in Chattanooga. T he following
ladies were elected by ballot: Mrs.
P. Y. White and Mrs. Blanch Mas
sey. Alternates : Mrs. Jessamine
Johnson and Miss Dora Bradshaw.
Two new members were received.
The refreshments were Alikuma,
Neapolitan cream and cake. The
next meeting will be with Mrs.
Fletcher Mailing April Is.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10
Visiting the Exhibition.

There were number of teachers
in town last Monday from all parts
of the county and points in West
Tennessee, attended the exhibition
at the Union City Public School A
register of all the names was not
kept, but a few were collected as
follows:
Misses Eta Cook, Cassie Hamil
ton, Bond Shackleford, Matte But
Ter, Octie Boone, Rachel Johnston,
Idelle Ferris, all of Trenton; G. l..
Rulings, Obion; Fletcher Akin, OF
Beech; Mrs. e. T. Mitchell, Rives;
Miss Fretta Simmons, Brownsville
Jas. George, Memphis; Miss Mattif
DeBow, County Superintendent
Miss Dora Smith, Misses Icy Hahn
Mildred Ramage, Bufe Brewld
Virginia Luten, all of Hickm,,
and Rev. Landenberger, visito
from St. Louis. NeI
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10
Non Resident Notice.
Barbara Ragin, widow of W. M. Ragin,
deceased, VS.. w II. Ragin ct al.

Barbara Ragin, widow of w. M. Ragin,
deceased. VS.. w. II. Ragin ct al.
In this cause it appearing to me,
!. S. i. Howard, Clerk, from complain
anti bill, which is sworn to, that the
defendants, Lizzie Trigg and Thomas
Trigg, are non-residents Of the State
+ of Tennessee and residents OF the
State of Illinois, and granddaughter
whose name and residence is unknown
hut is a nonresident Of the State OF
Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served on them;
It is therefore ordered by me that said
defendants, Lizzie Trigg. Thos. Trigg
and the unknown granddaughter ap-
pear before the Judge of the County
Court to be holden in Union City,
Tennessee, on the
FIRST Monday in May, 1908,
and plead. answer or demur to COM
claimants bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed as to them and the
cause set for hearing ex parte.
s. r. HOWARD, Clerk.
G. r. Kenney, Sol. for Complts.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10
Confederate Veterans.

Company E met last Monday,
Capt. Moore, presiding. R. w.
Powell was elected adjutant gen.
eral. Miss Bessie Glasscock, of
this city, was named as sponsor,
and Miss Frances Cash, of Mem
phis. as maid of honor; Mrs. e.
Brevard, official sponsor. Many
veterans will go from this county
to the Birmingham reunion.
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LIQUOR SHIPMENTS.
Senate Committee Frames MeasuE
to Help Water Wagon.

Washington, April 6.-The Sen
ate Committee on Judiciary to-day
agreed upon a bill dealing with the
shipments of liquors from one State
or Territory to another State OF
Territory. The measures will be
reported by Senator Knox, who was
Chairman of. thu subcommittee,
which conducted the hearings.
1t is comparatively simple in form,
providing that there shall be no
"collect on delivery" packages of
liquor shipped in interstate COM
merce, where fictitious names are
used, and that the name of the con-
signor and consignee shall be stat
ed plainly. The provision is de-
signed to eliminate the practice of
railroad and express agents acting
as agents for liquor houses.
There were numerous bills before
the subcommittee dealing WI II
every phase OF the question, and
especially they sought to give to
State the right to control liquor
shipments the moment they entered
the border of the State. Temper
ance organizations all over the coun-
try desired this feature incorpor-
ated in the bill so as to give the
widest latitude to State in exer-
cising its police powers.
All of the bills before the subcom-
mittee were declared unconstitu-
tional by a vote of 3 to 2. A vote
was later had on the bills by the
full committee and they were de-
clared unconstitutional by vote of
Z to 5. The bill agreed upon elm
mates the features that are be-
lieVed to endanger a successful
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Rogers Cherry.

Mr. Herbert Rogers, of Hickman,
KY, and Miss Edna Cherry, of this
city, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cherry, were united in marriage at
the parsonage of the Presiding
Elder, Rev. ]. G.. Clarke, on Thurs
day night, April 2, at s o'clock, the
minister officiating The wedding
was neither unexpected nor op-
posed, but the elimination of a
somewhat romantic attachment.
Mr.. Rogers was engaged in the Off
ces of the Hardy-Little Grocery Co.,
this city, for year or more, and
the courtship thus began. For some
time he was travelling, but returned
again last winter to fill a place as
bookkeeper with the Mailing Drug
Co, and on last Thursday night he
and Miss Cherry were quietly mar
ried. Only a few personal friends
were present and the only attend
ants were Mr.. Luther Cherry and
Miss Irene Cherry. The bride wore
suit of Copenhagen blue. very be-
coming to her type.
Mrs. Rogers is indeed young
woman of popular gifts. She is ad-
mired for the graces which con-
tribute to the charm of womanhood
and the value of character. She is
remembered by host of friends in
her church and social relations, and
their kindest regards are rendered
on this OCCASION
Mr.. Rogers is we'll known and es-
teemed in this city. He was reared
in Kentucky and belongs to one OF
the oldest and best families in this
section.
Many valuable presents were re-
ceived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers enjoyed a
honeymoon trip to Paducah and
Cairo, and thence to Mississippi
At the latter place Mr.. Rogers is
prospecting for a location IN the
pharmacy line.
The Commercial extends congrat-
ulations.
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CITY Court.

Chief Pardue and officer Escue
made two arrests Monday for drunk
enness, which netted a fine of $500
each. There were a number OF
DRINKS in town Monday, the infer
ence being that somebody is boot
logging and that the quality of the
goods must be fierce.
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A Good Hotel.

]. w. Cole, the new manager OF
Brackin hotel, reports business
hourishing. Mr., Cole is putting
this hotel in good shape and is Civ
ing the business his personal atten.
ton. He sets a good table and
looks after the accommodation of
his guests in a manner that has
elected complimentary remarks.
He asks a visit and share of your
patronage.
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ether features intended to broaden
the scope of the measure should it
be enacted, and it was agreed that
the votes of all the members of the
committee should be incorporated
in the report to the Senate. The
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constitutional test. In reporting
it Senator Knox will perfect its
phraseology. The report on this
bill will be unanimous. At the
same time the minority of the CONF
mittee still believes that certain
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Baseball.

The Training School team finished
up the locals in another game last
week. The score was upward of a
good many against the town boys.
1t seems that Sherrill's balls are
hard to understand.
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Announcement has been made of
the meeting OF the West Tennessee
Educational Association to be held
at Paris, May s and 9. A number
from this city will attend.
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submission to the Senate of the
views of the minority will tram
port the whole matter to the Sq
ate floor with excellent prospeSl
renewed fight there for WI
termed a broad Estates RICH
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Mr.. ]. A, Henderson, of Browns
vile, has Mated in Union City to
engage in Photographic in the
rooms over Bransford & Andrews.
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DR.. w. A. Mailing reports the
birth Of a fine boy, born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Vincent, Mr.. Vincent is
one of our efficient mail carriers
and we congratulate him.
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The regular services will be held
at the First Christian Church Snn-
day morning and night at II a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. Both services will
bea conduct ed by the minister, ].
J. Castleberry. A cordial invitation
is extended to the public.
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w. L. Allison, of Nashville, en-
gagged in the office of the Cumber-
land Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
has been transferred to the Office of
that company in Union City to
take the place of cashier vacated by
Ohio Beck.
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Don't forget our Easter novelties
at caldwelps Book Store, for no
such display has ever been seen in
Union City.
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Miss Mary Lawson managed a
performance of Mrs. Wigs of the
Cabbage Patch" at Ripley Tuesday
night. Tonight she will present
"Esmeralda" at Dyersburg.
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w. W. Mays was in St. Louis this
week
Mrs. Mai Wood returned from a
visit to Cairo Tuesday.
Mrs. Woodie Stigler, Of Clayton,
was in the city Monday.
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Just received fro m China and
Japan new stock of mating. Low
est prices at Bell Furn. Co.
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Mr.. and Mrs. t. r. Smoot, on Ury
street, are gradually improving.
Mrs. King, of Jackson, has been
here with her parents for some
time, watching and attending them
in their sickness,
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IF your watch needs repairing
call at Wallace w. Moore's and
leave it with Benny Dietzel.
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Just received new stock feather
busters. Bell Furniture Co.
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The team this week at the Lyric
are singers, dancers, acrobats, mu-
sicians and their sketch is worth
the price alone-20 cents.
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The Lyric motion pictures are al.
ways reliable. This week they are
the finest.
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New iron beds, dressers, linoleum,
mating, shades, properly priced,
at Bell Furniture Co.
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Mrs. Ina Mailing and mother
Mrs. S. A. Harrison, visited rela-
tlves near Harris Monday.