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quietly through tho grass and then nd .
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tlIO'S action against the watch tower
had been on the offensive and they were
now far into the cnemy's country. II
WIS erowled back and forth that ff-
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LI0NESS AT LARGE TN
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BRUSSELS. Dec. IA lIoness brcR1
loose from It's cage In q local menaReri1
and ran through the streets In While
were many children returning from sch0o1
The animal. enraged by the cries Of th1
people. made for A horse. which It speedIII
killed.
The lioness then entered a .prlvafI
house. the inhabitants taking refuge a
the roof. The police arrived on thl
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and bedrAEsled mustache ~ ~ ecorchA<
\ was left'nant In the brh, MheF
suh-we learned the vaIueeo, entlllefj
movement-always flank. suhg.u,sa. fanl
can" "hen y0f
And J heard Private Davis ur
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wasn't little son Of a gun an Iald d
We didn't capture I.ukdon h,,, "neeleY'
UP his force badly and he pos VS. W. Gu
some time later and imprisoned a.. ,i
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VOTERS ARE DISQUALIFIED
FOR REMARKABLE RElSn,
Special Gable 10 The Tribune

DUBLIN. Dec, lin The Dublin 80
Of appeals. an appeal from o97 ySouY
ltantG OF 1nishmore was heard aea,.ee
the action of the revising barris,sn
striking their names from The WsI
voters. No taxes. II was stated, had :.
paid on The island for two vears o:s'
county council Of Galway being vr. ~
70 get any person TO collect. The eIs,s.
lector they should not be dIsouaIJcsd X. =.
non payment Of their taxes, hut ~ ~
court upheld the decision n th,s a. ~, "
ion holds good. II would be possjbis Ivy !. !.
tho authorities TO prevent people ~, ~
voting by purpossly neglectinc IA nv
taxes collected in a given wear.
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cIsely YOU will mount your horse. ] will
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ana begin firing at sight That should
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subj"
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gone"
The wood arrived before dawn the fol-
lowing morning. but We gave the captain
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o'clock IN TN. morning, leaving the ambu-
lance behind. The messenger wn6 stlIl
our guide. and we followed him ont Into
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perry mud. The season had closed UP
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This story is told by a man once sur
eeon in the regular army who served Tor
-FOUR years in the Philippines during the
Spanish war and subsequent troubles.
and later was attached to the Philippine
scouts. For obvious reasons the author
desires TO remain anonymous and has
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count OF remarkable character and
great fight
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Story Of Pomaded Warrior. w,-
When the Emergency Came, pr"no no
That All His Chatter Of Battle ny
the Real Courage Behind II. lag
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-08


No. SO. Groom, story and half
house in northeast part Of city, good
outhouses, barn and so on, one-acre lot;
big bargain at 81 800, hai cash, bal
ance II months, per cent interest.
No. a. One nice 2-story, 10-room
house located on East Church street.
Kenton, Tenn; lot very large, good
barn and outbuildings; so, $50; one-haH
cash, balance terms.
No. 50. Two new two-story brick
bushes houses, 25x70 feet, in good To-
cation; price for the two Sc, S25; will sell
Or exchange for farm.
No. sc. Nice new 5-room cottage, lot
100x132 feet, corner OF Grove and West
College streets; price 81 $50
No. 81. Two 3-room cottages on
Flower street, lots 7Ox105 feet each;
price $3.50 each for cash sale.
No. SS. One 3-room frame house in
the northeast part of the city, 60x12S
foot corner lot; city water, good barn,
can buy it for $500, half cash, balance
in eight months at 6per cent interest.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-08

can be bought for $1,000, half cash,
balance easy terms; lot 100xl00 feet
No. o. Four-room cottage with an
acre lot, on Main street Of Kenton,
Tenn, $3.50 cash.
No %. One vacant lot in good To-
cation at Rutherford Tenn, about half
an acre; bargain at 5000.
No. SO. Nice Groom cottage on East
Church street, Kenton, Tenn; extra
large lot with good barn; 81, 800; one
half cash, balance II months, per
cent.
No 81. Two-story brick livery barn
and contents; barn 60x100 feet, also 3
story brick store house adjoining same,
25x100 feet on First street of Union
City, Tenn, S12, 800. 90, half cash, bal
ance l, 2, and A years.
NO. 50. One 5-room. cottage on
Cheatham street, in good repair, lot 90
x132, 20x30 feet buggy she'd, COW sta
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-08
FARM AND TIr1BER LANDS

will make 10 barrels OF corn to the acre;
can be bought for $12 per acre, half
cash balance and years at per
cent.
No. rs. 12-acre farm, located 2
miles north of the city; nice Groom
house, plenty Of nice shade. good 32x24
foot barn, shielded, beautiful sub
urban home, 80, 100 cash.
No. rs. 500 acres, 8 miles, from
Clayton, Tenn. so acres in cultivation;
$500 store house on place; price s. per
acre, one-half cash balance easy terms.
No. II. 62-acre farm, ! mile west OF
Kenton, Tenn. 81 acres in cultivation,
Broom house, Groom tenant house,
50x50 barn; $50 per acre, one-half cash,
balance terms.
No. rs. 370-acre farm, miles east
of Dyer, Tenn; 270 acres cleared, bal
ance in timber, . small houses, 50x60
barn;it is bargain at $40 per acre,
one-third cash, balance / and years,
per cent.
No. 20. 9o-acre farm, / mile east of
Dyer, Tenn. well improved, 2 fair resi-
dences, 2 good barns, good orchard,
well fenced; price $75 per acre, one-half
cash, balance good terms.
No. so. 12-acre farm, one and one
half miles, south of Rives, Tenn; land
in high state Of cultivation, nice 5-room
house, 12x16 smokehouse, 12x16 hen
house, good 4Ox50 barn, good buggy
house, real bargain at 81 600.
No. 81. $50 acres, 2 miles Of Troy,
Tenn; 20 acres in cultivation, about 80
acres of this land is fine bottom land,
one and one-half story broom house,
well watered; price $40 per acre, one
half cash, balance easy terms.
No. 50. One farm, miles south
west OF Kenton, Tenn; rs acres, 10
acres in cultivation, acres in orchard,
S-room new house, medium barns;
the land in fair state Of cultivation;
$4,000, one-half cash, ane years,
6 per cent.
No. 80. 70 acre-farm II miles
northwest Of Kenton; good 2-story brick
house. good barn, ga acres in cultiva-
ton, 8 aces in orchard, in good locali-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-08
BARGAINS IN CITY PROPERTY

No. H. One Groom cottage in east
ern part of the city, lot s0x10O; a bar
gain at $3.50 cash.
No 70. room cottage, located in
north part Of city on Cheatham street;
house in good repair, good barn, coal
house, chicken house, a bargain at
$1,000, half cash, balance ~ months,
8 per cent.
No. SO. One-acre lot with two small
cottages on it, southern part Of town;
price 500 cash.
No. 81. One nice Broom cottage, in
good repair, on South Try street; con-
crete walk III 'front.' lot 75x100 feet;
big bargain at 81 $50; half cash, balance
II months, at 8 per cent.
No. So. Seven large rooms, halls,
bath, front and back porches, two-story,
fine shade, center OF town, near public
schools and four churches; lot 120x127,
too large for owner; plenty outhouses,
all in good repair, good garden spot; ask
about it; a real bargain. See us for
price and terms.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-08


No SO. One beautiful Broom cot
tage with s-foot hall, front and back
porch, nice shade, concrete walk on two
sides, nice barn, lot 150x190 feet, nice
berry patch, yielded $97 worth of ber-
ries this year; all Improvements in fine
condition; price 81 800, half cash, bal
ance II months at per cent. Located
on S. Try street.
No 90. One vacant lot on corner of
Pierce and Flower streets, 120x140 feet;
nice building lot, we'll fenced; price
5000 cash.
No. 81 Two houses and lots, 2 Of
them 65x97 feet, with fair houses on
them; the vacant lot is 65x95 feet all
in the same block; will sell the whole
for $3.50, half cash, balance IL months,
6 per cent.
No. 90. Vacant lot in north part OF
town, s0x1S5 feet, an elegant building
lot; price $500.
No. SO. An elegant 2-story home in
east part Of city, on Exchange street;
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-08

ty; 30 an acre; one-haIf cash, balance /,
2 and years, per cent.
No. 81. 929 acre farm, miles south
vest Of Kenton, Tenn; S2l acres in
cultivation, fair 7-room frame house,
barn 5Ox50, well watered; fine stock
farm; SO, 200; one-half cash, balance II
months, 6 per cent.
No. 1856. 34-acre farm, II miles south
of Kenton, Tenn, all in cultivation; g.
room house, log barn; a cheap place at
1850; $500 cash, balance / and 2
years.
No. So. S7-acre farm, II miles west
Of Kenton, Tenn; ~ acres in cultiya-
ton, Broom house, 2 barns; beautiful
building site; $75 an acre.
No. 81. 170-acre farm, three-quar-
ters of mile north of Kenton, Tenn;
100 acres in cultivation, balance in tim
Der; Groom house, good barn 50x60
feet, under good fence; $37 an acre.
Terms.
No. IS. 10-acre farm, one-half mile
west Of Union City; some improve
ments; 81, 500.
No. SO. 162-acre farm, one-half
mile north Of Gardner, Tenn; practical
ly all in cultivation, well improved with
good house and 2 good barns, $65 an
acre; possession in 10 days.
No. go 25-acre farm, 5 miles west
Of Union City, with fair improvements;
an excellent truck and poultry farm;
$1,000.
No. 81 120-acre farm, miles
southeast Of Union City, fine land, 10
acres in cultivation, fair improvements;
price $50 per acre. Terms.
No 90. SO acres miles southwest Of
Union City; 40 acres in cultivation, with
fair improvements; 81 600.
No SO. Saw mill, located at Riyes,
saw 60 in. and one 81 inch saw, 90
horse power engine and boiler, l cut
off saw, line shaft, clutch coupler and
rigging for top saw, belts, inspirator
and pumps, in fact everything that be-
longs to it; price $3.50 cash or its
equiyolant.
No. "a. One roller mill, located at
Woodland, Tenn, S0x4O feet, 8 story
and Easements, about 8 acres in the lot,
2-story shed room 20x30 feet, cooper
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No. so. 346 acres, 125 in timber,
balance in cultivation, four miles from
Trenton, Tenn; good Groom house,
two good barns 30x40 feet, good or
chard, watered by wells and ponds, in
fair state Of cultivation; price $4,000;
half cash. balance on good terms at
per cent interest.
No. g. $50 acres bottom land, all
timber about 3 miles from Polk Stat
ton; land will grow 10 barrels OF corn
as soon as cleared; fine proposition at
$12 an acre.
No. So. 311-acre farm, 4 miles
southwest CT Rives, Tenn; 1870 acres
cleored, balance in timber; good rich
soil, 40 acres in bottom, 4room house,
Broom tenant house, 40x50 barn and
good we'll; price 30 per acre, one-third
cash, balance / and years at per
cent.
No. GA. 159-acre farm, 140 acres in
cultivation, 10 acres in woods on the
Troy and Dresden road, miles from
Rives, miles from Crockett, one mile
from church and school, near railroad
station; price $25 per acre, 81, $50 cash,
balance to suit purchases.
No. So. rs acres, so in cultivation,
highly improved, in three miles Of rail-
road station; price sos per acre, one
half cash, balance one and two years
at 6 per cent.
No. &C. 200-acre farm, located 3
miles west Of Clayton. Tenn. 60 acres
in cultivation. balance in timber; A.
room house and 3room house, good
log barn shielded all around, all up
land; will sell for $4,000, half cash,
balance Il months at per cent.
No. 20. 125 acres, 60 in cultivation,
fair improvements, in one mile Of Clay
ton, Tenn; price S24 per acre, half
cash balance to suit purchaser
No. 70. 2,150 acres, all in timber,
fine bottom land, 16 miles west Of
Humboldt, ON the L. &. Ry. Price per
acre, $40.
No. "a. 1000 acres good bottom
land, 100 in cultivation, very good
house and barn; SO, 900 worth of oak
and cypress timber, on this land and it
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-08

No. 81 65-acre farm, II miles west
Of Union City, 46 acres in cultivation,
land is rolling but doesn't wash and is
in high state Of cultivation, good A.
room house, Groom tenant house, new
30x40 barn, fine well, cistern and spring
on place, good Sx10 cellar walled with
brick and cemented price, 81, 800 cash.
No. So. Ten-acre farm, half mile
west Of the city, all in cultivation, z
room house, good barn, henhouse,
smokehouse, good orchard, fine water
aud shade, well worth the price, 50, 500;
half cash, balance II months, 6 per
cent
No. "a. 10S-acre farm, one mile east
of Union City, all in cultivation; good
house, new barn, running water through
the place; this is bargain at $50 per
acre; half cash, balance / and 2 years,
per cent interest.
No, 55. 100-acre farm, q miles
south OF Harris, Tenn; 2 houses, one
4 rooms and the other 3 rooms, 2 good
barns, So acres in cultivation; one-third
cash, balance and years; $50 an acre.
No. Sc. 92I acres miles west OF
Union City; rs acres in cultivation, or
4 acres in mixed orchard, good broom
house, good 30x40 barn, place well
fenced and we'll watered; price So 900;
half cash, balance ! and years, per
cent interest.
No. 81. 227 acres, miles southeast
Of the city, 1870 acres in cultivation, bal
ance in timber; about so acres overfiows
from Obion river in high rises; fine level
land, house and barn, also tenant
house; this is bargain at $50 per acre,
one-third cash. balance and years,
at 8 per cent.
No. IS. 140 acres, 5 miles southeast
Of Union City, all in CIVILIZATIONS all good
level land we'll tiled, good S-room
house, good fences, good outhouses,
fine large barn, nice orchard, beautiful
place to live; can buy it at bargain.
No. SO. 143 acres fine farming land,
80 miles southeast of Rives; 12S acres
cleared, nice house and barns, under
good fence, can be bought for 500 an
acre
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-08

BILE and hen hot
ance II months,
No. 80. One bro
street, rust west
church, lot 60x100 fee
cash.
No 100. One yacantslots
Of Grove and Third street, 66xle
price s125. a
No. 1o1. One 2-story brick livery
barn on Main street, 50x1ool feet. and
contents; also 2-story brick business
house on south sidelof said ibarn, 24x
100 feet, in good repair, ALL frst-class
property, can be bought for $12, 10000
half cash, balance |, 2, and 4 years,
at 6 per cent; in Union City .iTenu.
No. 101. Fine let and Broom cot
tage, on Mary street Union City, next
to courthouse, lots1O0xlO5 feet, street
on three sides, alley on back, finest To-
cation for a modern hotel in the city
and we need one very.bad; price So, 900
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-08

shop 1880 feet, all frame buildings, in
the finest wheat belt in West Tennessee;
price $3,500.00, half cash, balance /
and 2 years, at per cent.
No. 80. 625 acre farm, 3 miles OF
Oakton, KY, 200 acres in cultivation,
will make II to 10 barrels OF corn and
bale OF cotton to the acre, there
is 81, 900 worth Of timber now ON the
timbered land; price SO. 90 an acre; all
black sandy loam and most OF it over
flows.
No. 90. 1040 acres 5 miles south
Of Rives, Tenn, 100 acres cleared, bal
ance in timber with most Of the timber
sold; fine body of bottom land with a
new Groom house, Broom tenant
house, new 40x70 foot barn, all black
and dark gray land; a. special bargain
at $4,000 an acre, half cash, balonce /,
and 3 years, at 8 per cent; some OF
this land oyerflows.
No. 81 369-acre farm, 3 miles
northeast Of Hickman, ky, so acres
in cultivation, balance in timber, been
offeaed $500 for the gum timber on it
and the cleared land rents for "a an
acre cash or one-third Of the crop; this
land overhows, but it is a fine black
sandy loan and will make rs bushels
Of corn or bale of cotton to the acre,
and they have only lost two crops in 90
years; now this is bargain at $1,000
an acre.
No. 90. 100-acre farm, 5 IL miles
west Of Troy, Tenn, 40 acres in cult-
walton, Balance in timber, broom resi-
dence, tenant house, 3Sx60 foot barn,
can be bought for $40 an acre, half
cash, balance ! and 2 years, Z per cent.
No 80. 12-acre farm, II miles
south Of Rivcs, Tenn, all cleared, with
new broom house, porches, nice 40x
30 feet barn, 2wells, good buggy house,
10x20 feet smoke house, hen houses
l2xl6 feet; beautiful place; price
$3.50, half cash, balance, / and 9
years at per cent.
No. 100 162l-acre farm, half mile
from Gardner, Tenn, good school
and church, comparatively all IN culti-
walton and produces well, good house
and barn, well worth the price, $4,000
an acre, $3, 500 cash, balance terms.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-04-08

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Daddy 'sBedtirne
>fNTu A Story Within a
Story

nee
VIII and Tom. playing in field Nearby a
~ filed with water As the boys played
approaching When he the ditch
That was good jump said VIII to Tom
1t wasn't much to do said Tom think jump
ditch myself Better cot try it, said VIII; will
soil your clothes But Tom stubborn and insisted
ditch OF he could do it. fell
with himself
the story of the eagle and the ackdaw which
did listen
THE day the two boys together
What the OF the
yesterday
$50 Will
the
himself
birds
show him o
'Wen after awhile
suddenly of
and him of his
the
the the
the back of the sheep
picking lamb
When he aghd the
wool and hard
from feece.
hen the shepherd attracted
back He caught tie ckdaw birds
fly AMI took him home
II
"'"F1e thinks he eagle iackdaw"'
1.-THE made Tom laugh he
the ditch yet 1t is better to try and fail than not to
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shams opinion that there is no reason,
legal or otherwise. why the statue of
Gen. Robert Edward Lee should not re-
main in statuary hall at the capitol of
the nation.
Mr.. Understands legal opinion con-
cludes with the subjoined very inter-
esting statements:
That the state Of Virginia should
designate him as one illustrious for
distinguished military service is there
fore natural; that his statue should be
clothed in the confederate uniform,
thus eloquently testifying to the fact
that a magnanimous country has COM
pletely forgiven an unsuccessful effort
to destroy the union and that statue
should be accepted in the national
statuary hall as the symbol Of the ac-
ceptance without misgivings of a COM
plete surrender and a renewed loyalty,
should surely provoke no opposition.
But, at all events, independently OF the
question Of taste, the act of congress
places no restriction upon the designa-
ton by the states of those whom they
may desire to honor in this way, nor
does 1t vest in any official any censor
ship concerning the designation of the
costume in which that statue shall be
depicted.
Therefore, under the existing law
am Of the opinion that no objection
can be lawfully made to the placing in
6tatuary hall of the national capitol
of a statue of Robert Z. Lee, clothed
in the confederate uniform.
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turned from Monango, N. d., last sat
urday where they had been to attend
the funeral of Mrs. McKinnon's sister.
Mrs. Gamble.
Mr.. and Mrs Mosher of MINNEAPOLIS
and Mrs. Jennie Mosher and daughter
Of Erie visited at the Hudson farm
last week.
Miss Eaizabath Hudson and Miss
Georgia Kelley, who are attending the
summer school in Fargo, visited In this
vicinity over Sunday.
Misses Minnie Davis. Nav cIasson
Beth Burby and Nellie Hayworth are
attending the summer school In Fargo
Dave Schultz is home from Fargo
school, helping through the harvest.
Fred Wooden met with an accidant
last Sunday while going to church,
when his horse became frightened IT.
a passing bicycle and upset his buggy
and broke 1t up quite little and threw
both him and his sister Lizzie out but
neither was hurt very badly.
Frank Slingshy who was out at WI.
iiston looking for land, came home last
week.
Cor. W. v.