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gambler.

Our village Is still very active.
George u. Benson sold the iJenk-
ms farm TO = ]. naYer las week.
Joshua Peeling has bought the Geo
IT, Benson property. Finkabnrg, Nd
The Improvement OF NJ Pleasant
Church Is progressing very rapidly,
The church las quite a beautiful APP
Geafante with It's memorial windows
and huge belfry.
Mrs. VIM Hainea. Of Philadelphia,
has returned home after visiting her
parents at this place
Our public school began on the
10Th Instant with = good enrolment
Of Is scholars. Mis- Hattie II. Rash,
Of near SandYyllle. and Mis- Rehecca
eockey. Of GIyndon. are IN charge OF
the school. Miss Rash and Miss
Gockeg are boarding at r. n. BaFnes'.
Harry Arnold and Miss Elizabeth
Wright. of Baltimore, Visited the
formers parents. seargent Arnold
from Saturday until Monday.
Mr.. and Ms. Jlnk Gflffee. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rockwell visited Mr.. Y. II. Crit
fee and sister on Sunday.
Geo. L, Benson Visited he Hanover
fair last week.
Mr.. OwlngH haze added bis fall line
of blankets and robes 10 his Hen
stocked store
Morgan Jordan lost valuable
horse on September 20.
The canning factory Of Alfred Ed
monson is running NJ full capacity.
This growing industry ads much TO
The Improvement Of our thriving little
town.
The base ball team Of this place
will play the North Branch team. ut
North Branch. on Saturday. October
|.
Apple buyers have been through
this section buying apples at rea-
sonable price. The fruit Is quite
plentiful and Of 4 good quality.
Oscar Gorsnch las returned 10
Bueknell University 20 complete his
course as I. II. d.
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HELRlIsR.

Your correspondent received an ap-
pie from J. ] Geiman'a farm hat
measured i Inches tn UIrCumIer-
enee and weighed ore pound and IRo
ounces
ehflatY RoYer tald your CORES
pendent he had the pleasure OF ealing
strawberries from the vines Ian
Kaek II Gamers, near ilnsboro.
jacob Steiner has GUINEA that has
lid 10 eggs this ear.
The Dug III Pleasure Club lad
another outing on Saturday evening.
Among the interesting thIngH Here
= merry -go-round. frae crab coup and
i mlnHirela from near Jefferson. Pa
! large crowd was present
Celebrations and festivals are about
ofsr f. the season. A 90 OF ffull
festival saH held at shorhH. north OF
here. o. Saturday evening The GaT-
fall County Reed Band furnished mu-
Sc
ON Monday afternoon tn thermam-
stsr in front If tn Mission Worker
building. IN he Hun. registered 20
degrees.
Cornelius efumrina has n apple Of
lie Mountain Green variety. perfectly
formed. that tips to scales nl one
pound ono ounce.
James keeHHy. HIIa and TAO chill
dren. Grace and Lucy. mar Sins
helm. Pa. and Wesley Cooper. slfe
and daughter Alice Hpant Sunday last
With Mr. and Mrs Charles II. Zepp
and family. Of near LIneboro.
Mr.. md M. Clarence zepp and
son Carroll, d neaf GlenYllle; Mr.
md Mr.. Geo. Rust. Of MeiTose: Paul
Kerr md lads friend. were guests Of
Mr. and MfH Charles IL Zspp and
family. Of near Lin@boro. IN Sunday
Inst.
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OLIVE.

Miss Halle Runkles. who had been
i'll with typhoid fever. is much i'm
proved.
Miss Edna Gosnell, of Wegtmin=
ster. is visiting relatives in this com
munity.
Z. Roy Buckingham has been ploW-
ing for e. Arnold Fleming The past
week, which is a great surprise to the
residents of the community, as 1t Is
unusual To see him in working attire.
nev. 7. NJ. DIekey expects to move
10 his new home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrg. John Green. of near
Westminster, visited Mr. and Mrs.
James Goanell, Sunday last
neryl and Bernice Buckingham
have returned home after having had
very pleasant visit IN Baltimore.
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PLEASANT VALLEY

he Z >. 4 q 4. I'll Is receiving
fresh enat q paint Joseph Hahn
il doing he work
Clayton fesasf and Hife. Of PhIIa-
dsplhle. Hrs .aud Tetry and little
81 Lester. Of Tyrone. were guests oi
~ RUFUS StHTner nn Saturday
lEadoTH BufKaun and hi nephew
Charles Tucker. of Fremont, Ohio.
visited - and Mrs Esgi Myers and
other relatives lie HIHO Visited fhe
o. FleaEIe farm. where HI mother
80 born and raised The farm i
nox owned and occupied b Charles
Marker
Ira. Agnes Snyder. If Gettysburg. =
spending = feH weeks with her 81
t.. Mrs Edward Strefig She spent
fsW days 18th Har niece. M.
Clarence YlnRiluk.
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BEsNERsyILIg.

John Utermahlen. OF Washington.
d. &. Is spending some time with his
mother. Mrs. Annie Gilbert. and fam
lily.
Mrs Robert Young and Irene Trlte
spent Sunday afternoon With Keener
Wagner, of Westminster.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Snyder. OF
Baehman's Valley. spent Sunday with
John streyig and family.
Roy Leese and lady friend. Miss
Elsie Eckard. Of Westminster. spent
Sunday with Keener nankert and
family.
Mr.. Alice Klausman. Of ReIaIers-
town. Is spending week with her
uncle. Charles Bankert. md family.
Miss Ruth Young spent Sunday
afternoon Nth Misses Mary ana
Grace Miller.
The following we're guests q Mr..
and hrs. Samuel Miller On Sunday !.
Mrs Miller.a mother. Mfs. Sarah
Warehime and son. Homer NJ. Ware
hime. of near Westminster. and Mr.
and Mrs. Newton Troxell and Miss
Bessie G. Miller. OF Ladiezburg,
Frederick county.
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EIsTyIEn.

The farmers are through cutting
corn. aud manY have been seeding.
Ne hear IN IN all directions. ''if re
onIY had rain
Mr. an Mraz George Wick will r.
turn To Iheif eIlY home ne1I Monday
Also NJ. Jennie Conrad an1 dauEh-
lsH EefsIIa
School opened with IL scholars
They are pleased with their teacher.
Elmer Gaple.
Christopher sehnatel lie out With
his machine. cleaning wheat, and
finds the business brisk.
Tomato hauling has about closed
In this neighborhood
What = supposed 10 be the Timber
neck. Is killing fowls OF this neigh
boThOed Some have lost almost I'll
they had.
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MEI,fORT,.

The Medford Grange will hold an
oyster supper On Saturday afternoon
and night. October %. An entertain
ing program will be given. The pub
lie Is cordially invited.
Ira EngIar was the happy recipient
of 10h pound boy recently, which he
may well feel proud Of.
1 series of meetings will begin II
Meadow Branch on next Sunday. !
Snader, Of New Windsor, viii have
charge OF the services.
Walter Fritz raised es6 bushels u
wheat of the Lancaster variety on =
acres, averaging 2S bushels to the
acre.
Farmers are about done cutting
corn In this vicinity, but seeding will
be very much delayed on account o.
IL being 50 dry.
s. w. BIsh and wife. of Cranberry
spent Sunday last at T. II. WIllet's.
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IIsEBtlR0.

The drought still continues.
Mrs. E G.. Warehime Is On the sick
IIst
A number Of our folks attended the
Hanover fair last week.
Our Postmaster made ; trip to
Hanover. Pa. On Friday last.
Apple butter boiling and elder
making is all the 90.
Mr. and Mrs. c. 7. Stick visited
friends IN Baltimore on Monday.
The winter schedule on he u. NJ.
Railway wenI into effect On Sunday,
September %.
Harvey sHue, Of Baltimore. has
been spending several weeks With
friends here.
Jack Frost peeped around the cor
ners On Thursday morning.
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COVER

This section vas visited = Title
shower Wednesday night
Most If The farmers are through
seeding.
Miss Allie shlpleY and brother
spent Sunday afternoon Win Mr.. and
hrs, cenhas Carver.
Mra. i. A. buckingham md dauEh-
Ter and Mrs. = T. nInges. IF Bruins
Hick, have returned home after
spending two weeks with {. Cover
nd family.
Mr.. Brashears ant sister we're
guests Of Miss Josephine GoHnell
Sunday afternoon.
DR.. DulaneY delivered fine dis
course 10 the congregation d Bethany
Sunday morning.
Misses Blaneh a. Carrie Cover
we're guests Of Mr. and Irs. I. A.
HfownEaft Sunday evening last.
Miss Hilda shipleY visited Mr. and
hrs. Hollis kaontz Saturday evening
nd Sunday.
Mr.. and Ms. c. Cover entertained
a. their guests at dinner Sunday. Dr.
Dulauey. Rev. Hupman. IT. Dsffies
nd M Gowns. OF Virginia.
The Revival meeting a Bethany
II T. Church viii begin Monday
evening. October 3.
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MIPLElsANr.

Mr. and Mrs. William Grouse. of
York. spent few days among rela-
lives and friends last week.
Edward Little, of Gambler, and
Harry Benson. of Baltimore, spent
last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Bair and friends. He gave his
friends some piano music and sing
ing.
Miss Esta Wantz. of Westminster,
spent few days with her parents.
Ephraim Myers. of Westminster,
Is busy getting ready to move In his
new house.
Miss Ella Shank spent Sunday With
friends at Union Mills.
Mrs. Sarah Hesson and Mrs Joseph
Frock spent some time at Littlestown
among friends. They also attended
the Hanover fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Fraak Myers spent
one day at Hanover, viewing the
sights at Hanover fair.
Miss Airy Grouse Is our teacher at
Mt. Pleasant Academy.
Mrs. Irwin Warehime raised a
pumpkin in her sweet potato patch
that weighed 1871 pounds. Who can
beat her
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fiieklnger and
two children spent Sunday with Il.
II. Myers and family.
Mrs. Sarah Hesson had a red
geranInm with 191 flowers on.
Miss Madeline Hesson spent few
days In Gettysburg. with Miss Flossie
Small.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Frock spent
Sunday with their parents. Mrs. Vim.
Froek.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Crowl spent one
day last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
crowl
Miss PortIa Myers spent few
days IN York and Hanover last week.
Mr.. Rash Ind Mr.. Howard Bachanis
spent Sunday with John BaehanIH.
Mrs i lillian Leese spent last week
with Mrs. leander Matthias
Mr. and Mrs. LaiimOre BankerI at
tended Hanover fair.
Meta Byers spent Sunday last with
Miss Mabel Bankert.
Thomas Miller Is visiting friends
Il this place.
Joseph Ffoek and Geo. Hessen arc
painting for Denton Wafehlme.
Mr.. and Mrs Dora Wuntz enter
tanned last Saturday and Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Mason and three children,
Miss Mary Mason. MessrE Richard
and Harm Mason. Of Baltimore. Nd /.
Columbus Wisner. Geo. Hesson, Miss
Portia Myers and others.
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TlYLORsyILLn

Miss Bessie Franklin has gone 10
Baltimore for some time.
Mrs. Theodore Cummings and
children spent Sunday With her sister.
Mrs. Edward Gilbert. OF HrIerwo0l.
Our farmers are done cutting corn
and many are sowing their fall
crops.
The visitors at Fred. jenkins. on
Sunday last were TOY snipley and
wife. Earnest barnes. wife and
daughter and George Young and
family.
Mrs. SwIn1ell. IF Baltimore. Is
spending some time with DR. : +.
cronk. OF near here.
The stork visited j. Walter Gum
and wife and left them a yerY fine
daughter.
Mrs. Thomas Barnes is On the sick
list.
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BARK HILL.

HIlda YInglinE. who was reported
Ill fes weeks ago with typhoid
fever. is slowly mendIng.
0nr community was shocked 10
hear Of The sudden dealt, Of Mrs
Elizabeth cartzendafnef on last Wed
neHday morning. She was taken IL
on Tuesday and dledWednesdaY morn
ink She vas the widow OF The late
William Gartzen1afner. Funeral ser
vices were held # pipe Greek Church
on Friday morning The deceased
leaves one daughter and four sons
Sic was : years old.
SandYsille. II; Gambler. !.
saBdyxfIle Haae Ball Club defeated
Gambler On Saturday. September Il,
b. the score OF j 10 : Brown Wa
In the bax for sandyYIlle and simply
ioYed with Gambler. holding them
doxn 10 / hits and striking out :
men. Arnold, or Gambler. was hIt
TO al corners Of the field This !
tie game IN which Gambler saa coins
f. 10 80 much. but aIfer tn game
theY were sad. but 4 much wiser
bunch. aHd decided sandyyIlIe was
too strong for them.
sandyxIIe VI journey 70 Wood
stock Howard county. on Saturday
q Hlay tie team It thai place
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y Office TO CREDITORS.

This IL 70 give notice that The sub
seriber has obtained from ne Or
phans' Court Of Carroll county, IL Mary
land. letters Of administration on The
Personal Estate Of
AMELIA WALKER.
late Of Carroll county. deceased. AL
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, 70 the subscriber. on OF
before the 30th day of April, 1911:
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under ny hand this 18th day
OF September. 1910.
HARRY c. HARNER,
sep 30 i Administrator
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FRngLIHuRG.

Misses Grace Matthias and Ciefe
EnKnr. = Westminster. zee guests
. AisHez Edith and laura HoKefa N
Sunday.
Mrs Joseph Warner. Of baltimore.
Visited her brother. Harvey FIIekinKaf.
nd family, Ia wesE.
Howard EekaTd an sife entertain
- last SUNDAY hi brother. Kurt.
HIIe nnd daughters. naHaie nd Cfaaa.
q MaybHfry UUfa Miller We and ~
Eds. Green Valley. John IaIfey md
xIfe. q FrixalIburE Mr. EekHfd
brought La laFEe EdIHon gfaahophane
along md treaIed lHe company 20
aomc fine music
Little Margaret Fowler. sho Id
ben SIC. Is better = this tine
Rev Martin ssit1sT Wa caller
n cur village on Monday.
YIN sally returned 10 tn home Of
- sister Mrs Fannie Babylon. for ne
winter lIis many friends HHe glad 20
haYe hin back again.
Mrs NoilIe HALL. q Philadelphia.
Kho I'D ben spending several
months 9Th haT sister. SIR burnside
lively. ms returned u her home
hrs. Albert Thomson and daughter.
Of Westminster. spsni "Wednesday
18th M. Edward Bowers
Mrs nsbeeeH sbueY Is visiting her
granddaughter. Mrs. John Fowler.
DR.. HuIuH Weaver nd wife. OF Phil
adalphla. are guests uf Wm Arthur
and VILE.
Miss Lille Isefeysr. OF IIIilestosn.
i the Eneat IF her uncle md aunt,
Il L. nIneharI and KIfe
School opened lasI Monday Nth
the same teachers = last yeaT. MIas
GIouaef. principal. and Mr. Suli. as
aIHtanl We IRE glad TO have MIas
GIonser back again.
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INIONBILLs.

!. II. Burgoon, Esq. and hia nephew.
Charles Tucker, both o. Fremont,
Ohio. we're visiting relatives at Union
Mills and vicinity during the past
week. Mr.. 1nrgoon.s mother xas a
Miss Fleagie. sister Of the late George,
Levi and Benjamin Fleagla. all Of the
northern part of this county. hence
Lis relatives on his mothers side are
quite numerous IN this section. His
father was the late Peter BuTg0on
and his grandfather was Francis Bur-
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1RIDgEYII.TE.

Mr.. and hrs. Gus Frantz are visit
ing at Nelson's Hotel.
Misses Chloe Browning and Eva
Wood, who had been visiting n BAH
timofe, have returned home.
Mrs. Joe Kahn. who had been quite
sick. is able to be out again.
z. 7. Lewis, VINO Is working at
Sleepy Creek. w. Va, Is at home for
a short visit.
Miss Bessie HuIchins Is visiting In
Baltimore.
c. A. Smith spent several days last
week with Charles Walker. Of New
London.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-19
Score for Troy.

Mr.. Walter Myers, of Campground,
sold his farm one day this week to Mr..
D. Huey, of the same vicinity, and will
in a few days move to Troy where he
and his family will reside in the future,
he having bought the old j. Sam
Fields place, recently owned by Mr. T.
E. Ledbetter.
The concrete work is completed and
now Troy has some OF the finest pave
ments and crossings to be found in any
town in the State. Koehler Brothers,
Of Memphis, did the work, and SO far,
is perfectly satisfactory. They
are perfect gentlemen and made many
warm friends during their stay in Troy
Troy Tribune
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-19
u. T. S. outclassed.

The Union City Training School foot
ball squad journeyed to Memphis Sat
urday, October 10, and were defeated by
the strong Memphis High School team.
Although outweighed about ten pounds
to a man Capt Wilson'S team fought
valiantly from start to finish, but when
the smoke of the battle had rolled away
the Memphis High School team had SO
points to their favor to the purple and
whites goose egg.
The game was contest of the brute
strength Of the green and gold against
the small but fast team of the purple
and white On the defensive the Train
ing School put up the game Of its life,
often downing the green and gold giants
for loss, but never succeeded in get
ting near enough the goal to drop for
three points.
Honeycutt, at full, played his usual
good game and gaining through the NJ.
II. S. line when all the rest had failed.
With another years experience he will
star on some university team.
Key on half and Whitson at end
played brilliant ball. The find Of the
season is Left Guard Tate, six footer,
who tears up the enemy's line like a
tornado. Little Erwin, at tackle, played
a star game, holding like brick wall
against his 200-pound adversary.
Protho and McSpradlin starred on the
Nj. II. 8, team. Mcintyre, the lengthy
tackle of 200 pounds, was the big gun
OF the green and gold squad. He time
and again went through Coach Ayde-
lofts line for gain.
Taking the game as a whole, the U.
G. T. s. was out of her class.
The u G. T. s. lineup was as follows.
Tanner, center; Tate, left guard; Chism,
right guard; Cobb. left tackle; Erwin,
right tackle; Whitson, right end; Smith,
left end; Wilson, quarter; Honeycutt,
null back; Key, right half; Fields, left
LIZ
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-19
How Much is Your Stomach
WORTH

It's worth almost as much as your
life; how much is that worth? The Red
Cross Drug Store has a remedy that
keeps the stomach right and makes il
right when it goes wrong
MONA is the Eame of the great
stomach remedy and the Red Cross
Drug Store guarantees it to cure the fol-
lowing stomach ailments and symp-
toms, or money back.
Upset stomach. pain in stomach,
belehing OF gas, biliousness.
Heartburn, sour stomach. lump Of
lead stomach, after dinner distress.
Nervousness and headache caused by
stomach arrangement.
Bad effects of oyereating or drinking;
sea or car sickness
Vomiting of pregnancy, or any stom-
ach distress.
Remember money back il it fails at
Red Cross Drug Store or leading drug
gists everywhere, and the price is only
so cents large box.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-19
c. B. Coming.

On Saturday, October %, the Chris.
tian Brothers College team will come to
Union City for a game with the Union
City Training School eleven. This be-
ing the first game Of the purple and
white on the local field the football fans
are anxious to see what Coach Ayde-
lofts machine is composed of.
Captain Wilson is putting his team
through strenuous weeks practice and
is confident OF victory This is proba-
bly, the only game that will be played
on the local gridiron, and large crowd
is expected to attend.
All the team are anxious to show the
people of Union City what they can de-
liver in the football line.
Hitherto Union City has not sup
ported her team as most towns do But
we hope on Saturday such crowd of
fans will turn out to cheer the purple
and white team on to victory that has
never beensseen at a football game in
Union City before.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-19
criminal location will best serve their

terminal location will best serve theil
future interests.
The railroad company is to be con
graduated upon securing the services
OF Mr.. Bondurant in connection with
the construction work. He is a hustler
and will push it through His partner,
Mr. Motley, is successful leyee con-
tractor (now working on the govern
ment leyee in Lake County,, and has
the reputation of doing things himself.
They will make a good team, and there
is no danger of any delay in their part
of the work.
Mr.. S, Granger Latta, president of
the road, who is personally known to a
number Of our business men, is a clever,
everyday sort Of fellow, but at the
same time brainy, level headed bust
ness man, who will be found always
striving for the best interests of his
patrons. 1t is a source of great salts
faction to know that we have Just such
a man on the head Of the new road. All
interests will receive like attention.
The speculative feature OF at least one
new railroad is thing of the past
Within another year, we believe that
Hickman will have two new roads in
operation, levee in West Hickman
and monster freight steamers and fast
packets plying the Mississippi River,
operated by the Mississippi Valley Trans
portation Co. Hickman Courier.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-19
New Railroad for Hickman.


In 1855 contract was let for the
building of a railroad into Hickman
4 the old Hickman Obion Railroad, since
absorbed by the NJ, G. & st. IT,
In all these years another railroad has
never been contracted until this week
although a score or more have been al
most ready to let their contracts.
We now have the second one con-
tracted. G. T Bondurant, of this city,
and W. L. Motley, of Memphis, have
i been awarded the contract to clear the
right-of-way and do the grading for the
last ten miles Of the Chicago Memphis
K Gulf Railroad Company's new road
from Tiptonvile, Tenn, to Hickman.
The contract specifies that this work
must be completed on or before Jan. l,
1911-or within the next two and one
nalf months This is a very limited
time, it would seem, but Mr.. Bondu-
rant says he will deliver the goods right
on the dot, They already have big
force of men at work clearing the
ground, and grading will start this or
the first Of next week.
As stated in former article in this
paper, the dirt work has been completed
from Tiptonville up to the Fulton Coun-
ty line. This leaves about ten or eleven
miles to finish, or from the county line
to West Hickman The road will tap
the N, G. & St. L. road about where
the oil mill stood. All of the right-of-
way, with the exception of two pieces,
has been secured. Condemnation pro-
ceedings have been instituted to get
through these places, and will not cause
any delay in the work.
Col. s. L. Dodds, after having sold |
some of his bottom property, gener-
ously gave the right-of-way through
the remainder OF his fine bottom farm
rather than be any hindrance to a good
thing for Hickman s. L. will always
be found on the progressive side at any
price when it comes to a showdown.
Between the Fulton County line and
Hickman big gang is employed in lay
ing the ties and steel, and will be ready
for this end ere our contractors finish
their work.
1t is our understanding that the new
road will use, by mutual agreement,
the n, C. & st. J.. yard, terminal and
tracks here until they can make ar
for suitable location for
heir depots, etc. This is done for the
reason that the new road will be built
IN to Metropolis, H., and at present
hey are not able to determine what
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-08-19
DEEDS, NOT WORDS.
UNION CRY PEOPLE HAVE ABSOLUTE
PROOF OF DEEDS AT HOME.

UNION CRY PEOPLE HAVE ABSOLUTE
PROOF OF DEEDS AT HOME.
It's not words, but deeds that prove
true merit.
The deeds of Doan's Kidney Pills,
For Union City kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation.
Proof lies in the testimony of Union
City, people who have been cured to stay
cured.
Mrs. Nancy +. Burcbam, ZIG North
Depot street, Union City, Tenn, says:
Some years ago | gave a public state
ment, telling how Doan's Kidney Pills
had cured me Of kidney complaint.
still hold the same high opinion Of this
remedy. | was bothered principally by
pains IN my back and hips and it was
hard for me to lift or stoop. ] could
not turn in bed without having sharp
twinges through my loins and | became
nervousand languid After using Doan's
Kidney Pills for few weeks my trouble
was removed and | have not had re-
turn attack since"
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
AXE no other.