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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22
One-Sentence Philosophy
HUWOR OF THE DAY

HUMOR OF THE DAY.
Knicker-WOmen will get the ballot
when the majority Of them ask for It.
Mrs. Knicker-Do men get their but
tons sewed on when the majority OF
them ask for it2-Harper's Bazar.
Dinah, crying bitterly, was coming
down the street with her feet BAN
daged. Why what on earths the
natter" she was asked. How did
you hurt your feet, Dinah2" Dat good
TO- nothin' niger (sniffle) done hit
me on de haid VIII a club while I was
standin on de hard stone pavement
Everybody's Magazine for June.
Dugald-Yon was not vera neigh
borlike thing to be dom, Angus, when
you was tellin' the whole toOn that
was drunk AL the week that we was
in GlescOw Angus never said no
such word cot O. my lips. Dugald Mack
ay. Aal I said was that you was per-
feet sober on the sabbath day!-Lon-
don Opinion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22
The Daily Horoscope ByTk Hsdrisl
November % }

Saqttarus still rules strong with tendency toward
roublemaking The form Of hunting that ne inspires TO-
day. for evidence of wrongdoing We look ior many IN
gtin bodies TO be organized today and it is wise to
get on one of these for there more ecaeos way OF
covering I'D ones own derelictions than by making howl
about those of someone else According to the signs many
startling facts OF Importance the public, should be IN
earhed today Such lovely seandals And do you know,
it is awully nice Of the dreadu wicked TO DO these aWIl
things and all that gives the rest Of US such agreeable
thrills of horrorl Goodness knows, it viii De dull world
when everybody reformed, locked up 50 let's not Dc
too hard upon those sinners who happen % Douna QUIZ
They entertain us, and sell the extra papers.
ight 1911 The Adams Newspaper SeTvice-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22
Ell PASO HERALD
EDIT RIAL AND
MAG AZINE PAGE
Wednesday, November rventy-ssoond, 1911.
u 'q HArs Denatured Poem

back The
they kid perPion to bowl He's
Of dontg It's don't do
Don't float your toy boats in the sink
ink
natche you'll Sc he Oh
Dontl ct the parrot ave
F goes old
sad What wonder that his old? What wonder that his feet are
boy should the right of
and there's reason rhyme, ding all the time
Copyright 1911, by George Matthews Adams CU2/ 'aT04
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22
BOY SCOUTS TO ORGANIZE
U-LI-H 20 --ElLlEDE Al III

Alpine, Tex, Nov. 22@The Boy
Scouts are arranging to organize here.
Their strength In starting viii be about
80 members.
Mrs o. E. Abbott, mother OF Dr.
Berkeley was very painfully and it is
feared seriously burned BY not steam
arising from a vessel on the stove
while cooking. Both eyes were injured
and she is not able to leave her room.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22
GLOBE SIGHTS.
CAtehison GIobe.)

We can usually tell by mans
whistle whether his schemes are go
ing good or bad.
Every small town believes it is en-
titled 20 a depot as large as the one
at st. Louis.
No Quarrelsome man ever made a
success of any important or worthy
undertaking.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22
QUAKER 8EDITATIONs
CPhiladeIphia Record0

A policy mantle insurance agent
To greet misfortune with a smile
is decidedly a bne sided filtration.
Hope is about the cheapest thing
in the world.
Many an alleged millionaire is prin-
cipally air.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22

Miss Fawn Lippincut says its clearly
tn duty O. tn groom t stand any ez-
pense incurred in shortenin' tn trousers
O. tn best mans borrowed dress suit.
Why does a farmer watch tn automobile
instead O. his team?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22

Charity ball. better pay whether you dance not The
your money and viii probably spend it wisely than
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22
A Little Study In Popular Government

p ROBABLY the supreme court IN
OREGON involving eonstuonay the proposed
Of sa 1saislanna until bench again the naming
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-22

letter By Herald governor Of New Mex
familiar every FL Pasoan, returned by the All
ostoffiee unclaimed addIessee unknown. Such is fame
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-08

9ds bemotrdtt I de 8 aus
lpirb ben tanaoiIdsn Re8iproS oSitdtspsrs
trug bsitGttQen. Das lit i'm Suutus
psreinbart tporoen uno oemna6 be-
I6lofTene Sa6e. 0sroeR bic Rspubis
tdnsr pirtIih 10 perbobrt iein uno ben
@ertrag betdmpFsn? Denn bas 8se
I6iebt, bann lit DIE 9ummbeit ber
Stanopatter nod brutaIsr, als fsIbIt
mir iie fir m0glia gebaItsn bdtten.
Cine burh iie bslpirtts 8ertperfung oes
8ertragss in OieIsr GpngreB sSiBunS
puroe CUR 5oLge baben, haB Der grds
iibent ben Songrsb 81 elmer Spe5iaIz
Sibuna einberuft uuo ounn fpiro ber
3rsbit fir oie 4Rnabme hes 8trtrages
ausI6lisbIi6 ben Osmotratsn gu Guts
tommsn. 0ss Wsiteren miro iih
oaraus ergeben, DaB bic oemotrutiiae
Qartei cine fold feite Steuuns bel BEN
8oIte erIdnqt, oaB i6r Der Sies i'm
ndbiten Sabre ubfoIut geiihert III. sSn
oieier 8erbinoung mag aud baran err
innert per6en, baB bic OemptratiI6s
partei in gs3ug duf osn Sdrif tbrs
StelIuna in elmer WeiIe QeGnoert BAT,
peId7e nitlt umbin fam, ihr Die Guuit
oss 8oItes 5uSupsHoeu. Sn iriiberen
Sahrsn tpQren bic Dsmotraten aseen
Rs8iprositdts 0srtrGee. Sic Mann
ten lie tleine &bidIagssablungen ouf
ben SSreihanoel uno perIangten ben
pollItGnbi9sn 5reibanb:l. Bon oisisr
trrigsn @nIiht firo iis, ME isBt srii6ts
LID, abge!ommsn unD es 1T bardus 3u
fploern, DAB fis auh ReSiproSitGtss
9srtrGge nit unosrsn QGnosrn bsItdtis
cen ipsr0su. Ddmit bdben lie ben
i9ltnrmeR 9orpurf oaB iis oas 2ano
Dem Eretbanbel sufiitren tpolleu, abges
ihitteIt uno ibre iSGbigtsit, cine Dem
gpIte beiliame gegisrung su fiihr:n.
ertpteIeu. W:un bic StoRopattsr nod
ben @lauben begeu, Dap ibnen i9Iisbs
lid bod Der Sisg oer6Ietben tpiro, neil
Die 0emotrdten iygsno eineu i5ebIsr
MAIDEN rperbsn, 10 iino iit zines 8sHss
rem bslebrt. Die Tsmotrattn ba5su
nitt, ME QtntoIu au iaqen pfls9te, oas
llnridties CUR rihtigsu 2sit 9ethau,
ionosrn bos Rittiae sur rittiosH 3sit.
Sic habsu ben ReaiproSitGts z8srtraa,
Der cine grobs auf ibrs Rsqieruuas
fdtiatsit mar, gut gsbetBsn. Der Gin
orud, ben lie odmit bsim 8oIfe MAIDEN
tperoen. tam cie repubIitaniItt 8ortei
nur berpiIhen, inbem re ben BrGFosus
ten nitt in bic Rotbpenoigteit perTsbt,
cine GrtrosSibung bebuFs gsftGtiaung
bes 8srtragss sinsubsrufsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-08
Sic ,SeiuSitbaft seseu Sas
8rOBtapital.

Gin Sinan3 Wagnot bat entostt.
parum bas amerifoni1de Bolt cine
iot6 fsiRolibs Steaung 9egsu b1s
9roBtopitaI slunimmt. IS liept be
ier psiter nihts ais elm rdubsrfder
SSnitintt 3u 8runoe, Der pobl niht bel
Den ein8elnsn 9rripren, Ionoern tei
ben maTen nnsutreffen iei. Cas ,ir'
seine SSnotpiouum piir0e Dor bsm Gss
panten Suriidftredeu. etipds gu nehs
men, mas ibm Hid)t asb0rt, ulsiu aroBs
0olfsmdFen, lsbrt bteier tupitaliitiihe
9fpholoqs, haben tein 8sipt1eu. DE
ier Qlntlaoe Fehlt Der tpi6tiaite 8.tpeis,
ndmlid9, Oh bus 9oIt in ieinen brsiteu
RafeR iiberbdupt bas SapitaI su be.
rauben iutt. gisIong 1T eine iolts
4biiht niht pubrnebmbar qetpsien,
ioHoern itslIt oas @er6aiten BEG 9Oltss
lebiglih 0as 8emiibsn bar, It'd aegeu
bic Rdubereisn res GrobtapitaIs 81
pebren.
2tm bsutti6iten if bas an Dem 8ei.
fpiel 81 eriebsn, oas Der Wann. tpslher
10 tunoig uno 10 tief in Der 8oltsiseIe
QeleIeR gu baben oIau6t, anflhrt uno
tus finD Die Gifenbabneu. iln6sftreit'
bar lit, baB bas Bolt bisIano einsn be.
hsutenb b0tsrsn 9reis fir ben Srdnsz
port bon Daoren uub 9srionsn Re.
su6It Bat, ols bic GiIenbahnsn su fors
bsrn bsredtigt paren. Das ae6t oas
raus berpor, bdB Die QmeritaniTte gdz
item Die 3iHien auF 9ouos uno bic
SiDibenben auf 4ftien bssuhlt, bic oar
teine aupitaIisn reprGientiren. 5arri.
man bat bic gbicdgosMton 8abn nit
oreimal 10 OieI YaffDeR beLaitet, als
er bdfiir bs8ablt Bat. 2[uf pigfe 9afiis
pen 8ablt bus 8oH bic 3inien unb III
ripenosu. Wsr lit hdnn Der 4duter
Doh fiherli4 uiht bas 8oIt. GbsnIo
rerlia fpirb man Das Bolt oes Raubes
befGulbiesn t0nnen, fpern es fiA eeqsn
oie 2umHtbuna pehrt, Die syabr5 uno
syrahtprstfe 81 ert6ben, Die itbt ihon
qeniigen, um Ualliarbsn BON nidJt por-
Ru1tbenen aapitnlisn gu perSiRfen.
Gendu 10 pie bic Giien6abnen treiz
ben ss uGs anberen grobsH aorpor1ties
nen. 4fis StraBenbab zRompagnien
in ben Der. Staaten iinb Hart iibsr.
tapitaliiTrt. so5u 5Dlse beF.n muB oas
@plt einen nngebihrli9 bo6en aobr.
rreis besabIen. Der iit ba btr g9du.
ber2 8ph fineriih niht bas goIf.
gfit 8eleuttungse gsesfdlf6aften Derbd1i
ss lia IN ber sisffen Gsiie. IN Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-08

asItntten. 3esipegsn miiifen Die Som.
nsrn geGnoert tperoen, ufb 5tpar nen
8erbdItnifsH hes 2onots entfpredRnb.
Sn ben Ser. Stdaten fen bas gefdes
cen, inoem Die Senatprsn pom @olts
eeipdbIt perben, Sn gngldnb fou pds
tetpertiieIIiet fpsroen burb siH 9eieB,
fpefdes Der obsrsn 4ammsr bag Mitz
beftimmunesrsnt iiber oae 5inon5'
Bills sntsiebt uno fir nLle anoeren
Bills perfiigt, baB fie obne Die 3uitims
mung Der 2orbs GeIeBestruft erbaIten
Iollen, tpenn fie in prst oufeinunoer
ioIoenoen 9arIamsntsn pom llnter'
bauIe pafiirt tpprosn fino. Wtit anoe'
rem Worten: Die plisdrhiihe Re9ie'
runasForm GngIdnbs piro in etne
9pltsregierung umgstpanoslt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-08
gsriiisnsr g,sIi,iIt psruaeliidi.

Radbnrn sntbsdisn in ber Ulonias
RaGt gtht In Der mcbnung besferrn
u. Gegsrs. 80. 1718 ainnsp apsnns.
tutiGer sur 3eit nit ieiner camille
BON Der Ginbt dbipsfenb In. Die z.
Diftriitsiiatioa lpnrbe ifIeaniaii be-
nadfihtist unb aorporol ssenninas
nit mebrsrsn Qolisiitsn elite fofrrt
in sinsm glairoliuoseH berbei. Dcs
5dus iuurDs umsinSeit. isboh tonnfs
feins Gpur BON GiRbre6,ern entbedt
iDsrDen. Der bsritiene polisiit btnrD
Rofuipn psrnngIiidie auf benz Msas
nah Der Gesers'iden Mobnuna. In
bem Fein pFsrb an Der 5dirDisip aDs.
in p0liem Galopp su Gan tam. Der
8fanRie lam untsr bos pferb su iiss
gen uEb scg IIdb fdlIimms acHtufirnfn
Hnb abfdiirfunesn ~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-08

afls an3etaen tpeiisn baruuf
BIN, bab in Guslano in ben ndditen
Wonaten eine erobe tOnititutioueQe
RsForm oor iih geben miro, ipeIfe Die
Re9ierurgsgepnIt Der 2orbs Guf siu
Winimum beraboriidt. Die GHtihei-
bung iisgt in pisism Sale IN 5Gnosu
bes Ronigs. Weur bic 2oros has Sc
feB, fpslbes iie ibrer Waht eTrttlsioet,
rsrtperfsn, oann muB Der &oHig oeniis
peRp Heue 2orbs erHennsn, nn Die
maiprttdt gsgen bas Gefeg 81 iibsr.
tpinbsH. Nus Der 5brpnrs0e 1T er.
iidtli9, baB er bas tbuT tpir6, benR
harin 1T Elm prpordmm npr9s5eihnst,
fpsIhes bem betrtffsnpen GieieB bic
erite Stelle einrdumt, thutfdhIih Die
sanSe legislative Roi4nerie gum
GtilIitanb bringt, Biz es srlebigt lit.
Gin fpthes Brogrdmm toR1lte ohns
3uifimmung beg 86nigs ni9t oufges
felt fperben. Die 9riiribe fir oie
0erfiirsang Der @efpaIt Der 2orps finb
bieIsIbeR. fpie IN Der gan3en 3tDiliiirten
Melt. DIE obersn &nnmern, fpel1e
iibsrnII bic grrBfapitnltiftffen Flafsn
reprGfentiren, molten GeieBs, bie bern
H0lt su feiHem Rshte Der9elfen, nitt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-08
qlitt,uud,, Scu 8. sebrnur 1911.
Die godstpoit piro in oisier

gpaorsBs s5ibune nibt gu Stanbe TOM
men, 70 entinieoen Der PrdFoent iie
au6 bsfiirportet. Darum Die Bill
Iheiteru tpiro, pdfiir bat Der etnittge
General gpitmeiitsr Wdnnamdter pier
Grinoe angsgeben, pelhs lduten: Die
glmtrican GrpreB Sompa9nir Die
gtbums Grprebs saompagnie, bic llniteo
States grpreBs saompagnie uno Die
@els-Sorgo grpreB-8ompagnts, Sn
bem iebioen Stanopatter.SongreB itro
bic 4prporationen mdttigsr als Ter
9rdiiSent unb hds Doll. Dir tuoLIen
hoffen, baB i'm ndhften Son8reb ooS
@olt mebr gu ia9en bdben miro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-08
ME bas 8pItfpri6I

.Gr 6etoHHt TeiH gtIh eurd) GU
fall" fagte jenanb, oa rneinfe sr ben
5abritanten ielbittbdtisst 1burldiies
bsr.
.Das bebaupte ih," Iagts Der gups
penmdher, ais er einem galg ben
anpf auffsste.
sd sifbe mir bns por.1 faete Der
5ieifher, bd 5os er tin G6pein BEL
ben Cbren aus oem StaII bernor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-08

Die aaren Sns
burrts srfreut It9 zines gang be-
ipnberen S6uses. Die 30ls iino
tburmbo6. o5u 'golge oeTeu tDnren
auslGnoiIde Woleuitoffs fiir Den maIs
ienosrbrdu9 nt6t iupOrtjrt peroen.
9ds Eat 3ur tpsitsrsn GoIge, buB elm
gruft ben Mdrtt ub'olut beberritt.
Wolens @daren iiRo in oieiem 2an0e
immer iebr tbeusr oepsfen. Der Sruit
mar aber Der auiiat, ndB er md mehr
ererefIeu lam uRo bat oie9rsifs I'M 10
9rpsent erb0tt. Die Gleioerfabrit1Hs
ten tpunten oieie 9sluitung ntht auf
Die gambler abpGl3e bsHu bteie flo
gen obnebiu, 0aB ibre 8srtdufe unter
beR boben 9ret'sn itort suriitgseungen
limb. SOmtt bIisb nints arosres
ii6rtg, aLs bic neue giiros Des 5ruTts
ouf Die Qrbeiter ab3ulpGl3sn, oeren
SungerIobns nod tpeiter berabgeoriidt
rpurben. 9as polIten tie II6 ntft gss
fallen laFen unD be9aunen sinen
Gtreif, ben lie nit 6eIoenmutb fiibrs
ten. Sis froren uHb 6ungerten, I'm eis
neH gum 2eben ausreihenben 2obn gu
srlangen, aQein lie perloren ben 5trsit,
neil bic Tabritanten niht nahgeben
tonnten. iSWr lie mar s5 Dahiu 9etoms
men. oab ss oortbstlbufter fir iis mar,
Die 8etrisbe gu i6Iieben, Uls Die bisbez
risen 2Dbne tpeitsr gu 6e3ablen. 8as
fino Die liebli6en 8latbsn oes 5o6spIz
les: SungerI06ns uno Streits, 8es
oriidun9 bon 5abritanten, 5dnbIern
nHb Arbsitern. 9Rur Der 0olienz Sruit
unb Der BoIlenipaarsusIruF 6etmieu
eelbene Grnten Elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-08

eeHth grisIsx,
$50 E3efi 0. CIR, sig. slnm RHb Central abe
Hae EovisH asrauserse
9arItsuHb aIIstArL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-02-08

Dds faatIthe. b. /. oos
Bolts SntsrsfTe niro in pieiem Ganoe
fhdnplich purh inoipiousqs Rdubgier
pertiimmert. Sn Suinois bat man
bterfiir gang beionoers qreifbare Be
ipsiis oefunosn. Tir bic Staot Gbirago
uno aud fir eiHen qrobsn 2beiI BON
SIinpis iit elm aunaI BON oen Seen
bis na6 benz msrttanIihsn 0teerbu'en
eine brtngenbe Rotbpsuoi8tett, Sn
sfolae SefIeR tann audi tsIa 3tpetfeI be-
iteben, bdb nisisr YIan in abiebbdrer
3eit Iih perrptrtlihen tptrD. Darauts
bin bat bic SpetuIatiou beretts be9on@
uen uno man bat gsfunoen, oaB ale
2anoungspIGBe an Der proieItirten Ra=
nalzRoute ihpn Don giienbahnen uno
gripatsu in 8eiib genommen poroen
fIno. Der Sduptnusen 0es unterneps
mems ,ipeIhes ods 9oIt nit Sunoertsn
Don Wilionen bs3ablen muB, tptro
pemnoh ntht benz 8oIte, ionoern ben
tsiIenbdbnen uno SpetuIanteu 3ufal'
len. Sbue iFrdgs tpaIten iolhs 8erhdEs
uiFs in ge3us auf ben ObtO oh. @eun
Die neutrality-suspicious. 81 beenoet ftno,
tpiro man finoeu. bab bic 5rahteu iih
nidt piel biIIiger Itslsn tperoen, lpett
man erpreTsrtiae 8srftgetiibren fOre
bern nirp. Die itaatlihe Tur'or9e mub
in bisiem Qunoe Iih beoeutsnO trdfti9er
eeItdIten, ipeun ods &oIt angcmsfensn
S6ub Finbsu foQ. Die jesiqsH gu
FtdHoe in ben Der. Stuaten itno BON
Sddffle poIItommen 5utreffeno uls
Raubrittertbum beSeihnet rpOrosn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

We enjoyed visit this week from
that splendid young physician, DIR. liar
Glover, Of the vicinity southwest of
Union City and near Beech. Dr.
Glover is a well known citizen and ply
sician, and is recognized for his ability
and worth in the community where he
resides.
Mr.. Avery Coble, of the firm of j.
A. Coble & Son, went to st. Louis this
week to be operated upon for wound
upon the chest which is supposed to
have been made at school while playing
ball or at some other physical exercise.
The young man was accompanied by
his father.
Minors Fluid is the finest hog and
sheep dip made; found at Mailing
Keiser Hardware Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07
Storm Party.

Quite number Of young people sur
prised Mr.. John Waddell with a storm
party last Friday night at his home
near the city Many games were en-
joyed, from rock" to fortune tell
ing" Those who were fortunate
enough to be present were: Misses
Margaret Whitson, Mary Bird and Mil
bred Pursley, Helen Verhine, Dot
Beck, Ruth Mcconnell, Jessie Gibbs,
Marie Lockhart, Helen Richards, Ruby
Mayes and Olive Layne; Messrs. Terrell
w. T. and ]. G. Harris,
Pearce Pardue, Ben WEIGH, Frank Key,
r. eaaxd. Honeycutt, Judge Smith, Paul
Er%4S Isarl Lightfoot, Grover Wilson,
Dewitt Caruthers, John and Pratt Wad-
dell. Everyone left at late hour vot-
ing grand time. +"
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07
Mrs. Arch johnson Entertains.

Mrs. Arch johnson was hostess Of
a prettily planned party Friday after
noon, March "a, complimentary to
the West End Rock Club After a
number Of interesting games, delicious
salad course was served. Upon this
occasion number Of visitorAwere pres
ent who we're not club members. The
list OF visitors includes Mesdamcs Hun
ter Elam, Avery Coble and Misses Dora
Bradshaw, Ida Sanders and Kate Brad
shaw. The home was beautifully dec
GRATED in spring flowers, and Mrs.
johnson proved herself an ideal hos
tess.
Coal Coke -Wood--CalI Tel $50.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

Mr.. Ed Marshall and family are ar.
ranging to move to Union City Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall were in town last
week looking for a suitable residence.
Numbers are looking for homes in
Union City. It is a question OF fur
nishing homes here. They are coming
and Union City is on boom, good,
solid permanent boom. Nothing like
it, and the best way is to figure it in
your transactions.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

this city. The pastors family will be
with him here soon. The church has
been very fortunate in securing the
services OF minister of Rev. Brinkley's
good standing and the congregation
will no doubt give him its cordial and
unanimous support in the church work
We welcome the good people to Union
Citv
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

DIR. w. M. Turner, the dentist, leaves
to-day for an absence of several days in
Texas. DR.. Turner asks us to say that
he will be at his Office again April IL
and thereafter,
Messrs. Seid Waddell and 7. O. Nc
Kinnis will leave in a few days for
Mississippi to look over some Of the
choice farming land. Mr.. McKinnis
has an idea of locating in Mississippi.
Beautiful assortment of druggets,
mattings and rugs. -Ligon Furniture
Company.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

Mr.. Conley Klutz, of Gleason, was a
visitor in the home of DIR. and Mrs.
J. F. McMichael last week,
Attorney @. N. Lannom, j. P. Adams
and Bud Rogers went to Dresden Tues
day to attend Circuit Court.
Latest designs in wall paper at Lyon
Furniture Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07
New Paper.

Davy Crockett, descendant Of the IA
nous frontiersman of that name, will
soon launch the Troy Tribune in the
field Of journalism again. We extend
q glad hand to the young editor.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

Only eight more days till Easter. Are
you ready? The Style-Craft Store will
help you. Everything ready-to-wear
for men, women and children. Beck
hand jones' urphey.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Parks, accom-
panied by Mrs. Clara Edwards and Miss
Doyle, drove up to Fulton in Mr.. Parks
handsome Overland touring car Mon
day.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

r. A. King, Of Pennington, KY, at
tended the burial Of Mr. ]. HI. Thomas.
James Parham, OF Dresden, has re-
turned to his home after brief visit
here
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

Mesdames w. J. Phillips and Cora
Judge, Of New Madrid, Mo-, motored
over to Union City Monday in Mrs.
Judges new Marion car she purchased
from Reed & Webb OF Fulton The
Marion is a record-b breaker when it
comes to running fast These ladies
made it from Fulton to Union City in
35 minutes, and 81 minutes for the re-
turn trip. AIssnIudge is an expert
chaffeuf~
Largest line OF funeral anTundertak
ing supplies in this section. ~ Lyon
Furniture Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

Your Easter outfit is at The Style
Craft Store. We dress the family. -
Beckham- Jones' Mnrphey.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

Come to the store that sells ready-to-
wear goods only. The Style-Craft Store
serves you best Beckham-Jones-Mur-
phey.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

Ladies suits, dresses, skirts, coats.
Children's dresses, muslin underwear.
Mems and boys clothing. Shoes for
men, women and children. Everything
for Easter. Beckham-J Jones' Murphey.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

Mrs. Geo. w. Morley returned Sat
urday from visit to relatives and
friends in Charlottesville, Mo.
T. G. Berry, of Woodland, will leave
this week for Mississippi, where he is
interested in some farm lands.
Refrigerator season is most here, we
have Them Mailing eiser Hardware
~
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

Rev. R. T. Brinkley, Of Dickson,
Tenn, has been called and is now in
stalled as pastor Of the Baptist church,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07
New Spring and Easter Suits, $4,000.

Positively $1,000 values. in an assortment of new
Spring models to choose from. There are the new
fancy weaves. wooback satin cream serges hairline
stripes, imported cheviots shepherd paids and checks
Perfectly Manufactured into the swagger and most
striking models some fancy trimmed others plain
tailored Sale price $1,000
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Will Hubs is in Nashville for few
days.
III. 7. Edwards was in St. Louis this
week.
Oil cook stoves at Mailing Keiser
Hardware Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

Mrs. T. w. Craver, who has for a
number of days been very i'll, is getting
better.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Smith were in
Troy Wednesday visiting their Trojan
friends.
We hang all window shades purchased
from us. Lyon Furniture Co.
Miss Matte Nichols has returned to
Nashville after visit with Miss Sallie
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stalcup, of Beth
lehem vicinity, were in the city Friday
shopping.
Anything you want in cakes or ice
cream on six hours notice at Dahnke's.
Another new house in the southeast
end OF town in the White addition is be-
ing erected.
Mrs. Bryant of Number Seven, en-
ioyed Sunday with Mrs. Johnson on
Lilac street.
Car load of new bed room suits just
received -Ligon Furniture CO.
Misses Duncan, OF Gibbs, were the
weekend guests Of Miss Ethel Russell
on Pierce street.
J. II. Sanders, the popular candidate
for Trustee, was in town Monday shak-
ing hands with us ALL
Oil cook stoves at Mailing Keiser
Hardware Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

Mrs Dr. Turney, Of Bardwell, Ky,
is visiting in the city.
A. B. Campbell made business trip
to Nashville last week.
Lyon Furniture Co.-Largest deal
ers in this section.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

Mrs. Bette White, Of Moscow, KY,
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
L. White the past week.
Mrs. Lola Watson returned to her
home at Huntington this week after a
pleasant visit with relatives.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07
So New Lingerie Dresses, S4.9S

Exquisite and charming new Spring styles with
dainty Dutch necks made of fine imported Swiss with
alLover eyelet embroidery, trimmed with cldny lace
and embroidery The scaloped Aounce is set the
skirt with imitation handmade cluny lace and insert
ing. Sale price -S4oS
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Copeland have
returned to their home at Wingo, Ky.
They were here in response to news Of
Mr.. ]. Fl. Thomas death.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-04-07

A. Wilson, Esq, of 0bion, was in thu
city Monday.