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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08

Sonmers gruilolg "Sol1nter'Sals
Iom" piIbe eiere BET al meb Den. Wten
man tit ga ineen @pling paa 2anbet
oct Mar. Mon futnbe fanife faa Ell
slpline meb gpe ellcr %interrl9 ira
Oct beiatte Stpffe. @pe9et maotte
man loa iibliait mlligt. Get giGl.
Der of ian NIplingen al Stnffet, Tor
Sioielfreet er mohent - / Sllltlln.
gen al Suni eller Nc9pnoelien al
Silli. Dian pleier inareIt mllli9t o.
ierefter, at SioIlen fomumer goot leo
Ii Soroen. Otter Tleininacn "bobbelt-
biifeS" 2anoet, % man fortITttcr
oermeo bpcr llge eler minoit Ell
Gang bper ii Gage. Sinaen er, at
Siolcn life iaar ienoe Spirer og
9Iaoe op / GngsIpiet. Gen nloa neg
teS 2ilit iaa at iige, % BET er pi't Den
eneite iifrc Manbe at iaa tpaIt Den
pao. Ndret eftcr bsr man paa Oct
omtolte Stpffe hare Wais, Toteter
eler Ell onben Ipling, ser mo flll.
there's.
Gn anben Ibunnent iperger,
"bpao Sio oct er bebit at plilfte neo
9gblerne ira Srprnc, iaa De boloer
iia oner @interen." Zen rette Sib
er, oa 9gblerne er paste moone for
Spbeparing. Set err life ale Slags
sgbler, iom bolber Jig @interen oper.
Sg "pasIe moone" for Spbepdrln9
er gGblcrne, for be er albeles moone.
So, pIuffes nlaa Sc. 9gbler, iom bar
fal6t neb eQer faaet ct Stso, fan life
opbepares. 9@bler pilbe itaa Jig beoIt
nnber colo Storage"; men / Ell tis-
Iia, Iltitie, life for TOR aielber flarer
De rette Slogs sgbler Jig ofte Aaltlfe
9obt. Set olier life at pilc opbepnre
sgbler / Ell &ielber, Oct er &armenp-
parat /. 2llften err for tor | en- Zig
&ieIbcr, hpiS man life bar flphf al
ct irr1filt Hum for sGbler og pisic
onore Gegctablier. Giterot sGblernc
er plllffebe og paffeoe f~orligtigt neo
/ rene &asier cuer Senoer, looer man
Dem Itao / fri 2ltft Natten oper for
at aifieles, buorefter DC ON Worgc'
men brin9es neb / aieloercn. Set er
al @igtigheo, at Den fploe Notluft
llippes neo / 9ieloeren gienncnl Tor
oa Tinoner, mems man bar Gercn "a
&inouerre liltfebe ON Saaen. Sette
til ltrena TroIt meloer Jig.
Set bIiper mere og mere MO-
penoiot at ppre "@o e-Tarmer" torat
fltnne foa SSorben til at fsoe i'm
Manb.
Nltior fao ull9e Sfnnoinoper
Il Mmerifo icaer ben til lin Stots
Meerbrr9sItole. Gette er life, iorn
BET blrbe ppre.
Taa Ell %alminoeIig itor Narm,
bppr Der aples en- sob Gel Wais og
tanlt SO, er Der ionl Gegel iaa goo
SeitebiGlp, at man goot fan faa
gicrt Ylsinineen % anoet tltnet Ir-
beioe uoer nogen 1rnctor". Sffe
ale, TOM fieber zig "Sroctcr", faor
Sen til at betale iig op iaien. &oa
oe Itore @rpniarme or oet N onoen
Sag.
Man ifuloc nltio trGtte op
9omme.llhret lit ON Wcr9erlcll lite
betfor ON s%litenen, fortGller Ell llhr-
mager cs. Si9ren bar Iter't arott
Itror otter, at llhret er pptrPft. %
ga oct 10 iom Hegel er ON So9et, at
lthret ubiptteS Tor sc pGr'te Fltf,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08
Nens G MnicInnn-

eeuS "1ecsrab.Fshtn" til elrat 90 Benz
nsr bet a1r1ie 2duh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08

Gn halp Stop Snlsr - eller Nalp.
beIen Snlsr oo Salpoelen Smllt
= Stopper ~lpiebrunt Srfter, y
&pp iterf aaiic, IL Sheife Salt, J
itrsgne Sbeifeer Cream OF Sdrtor",
1 Sbeife Sooa % nof Mel, iaa Sci
gen fan tieples no aanIfe tpno. &c
err beoit, noar &c lteae5 nreo ltert
Iurme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08
Carmen np Bnpru.
syaren peo Siipfplonins.
eelteeret al en- prafitR SarmeI

git arbeibe inoe / Silocn, mems
ben fpl0es, fan itunbpm p9re lipstars
liet. Manee bar iultoet lin DOB | Ell
Clio, man bolot paa meo at fploe.
Ser banner iie ofte unoer 6plontn-
gen Ell gifti9 @ns. Sra oct grorne
Stoi fan ser ilbpifle Jig Iterre eler
minore Wt0nooer al Carbon Siari-
De-, bpis @etineel'ernc oerfor er til
iteoe. Wun ifuloe berfor bope Gp-
rene aabne iaalpn9e iom m,ligt.
sSolf ifulbe life cphploe Jig inoe / Si-
Ioen, tlaar life Slomeren er igang.
SSsipr Ifllloe man life iGtte Zig eaer
Ipaae iig neb paa ben ferife Gniilage.
Spis Mrbeioct er blepet itanoiet for
Ell lpngere Sio, ifilloe ilgen 9aa ino
! SiIoen igjen, for @loneren bar boz
ret ieang ncelc Minllter. Sette for
0riper De atftiae @nSarter. Sloipe-
rem letter nemlig 2lIften / @eoGgel-
fe, bpiltet bar til Spl9e, at Den mu-
Iigens tiliteoep9renoe giftige Cos
bripes pGf eler gieres minore farlig.
Or BET Ell Yit Clio, man arbeiber
meo at ipIoe, ifllloe ingen opboloe Zig
/ ben, naar life @lomeren er igang,
ca 9lomeren itllloe altio ipttes / Be
regelie, inoen nogen aaar ino / Si-
Ioen.
Mais, man pil giere Gniilaae al,
er omtrcnt paste MODEM, llaar &orne-
ne er 9oot "benteo" og begpnoer at
blipe glasiereoe.
Mais, iom err bel lfiffct Tor @n-
filoee, nil gipe eoot &ciultot, bpis
ben ifj9rcs op / 29ngber eller Grub
Der "a Somme Iange. Gr Waiien
ganife tor, ifliloe ben ifiGres / 2Gng-
Ser paa Y Somme.
Gnten oct cr los Waisitilf, c1er
set er 9aano. gaar S9slingen uOe
pon Meeren bebit, naur Der er to
Mf9no til at bringe Stoffet op paa
&ognen % Ell oppe paa S9slet Tor
at orone Oct. Spis Naaioene l19ges
foriigtigt og ret / 21siet, er BET life
itort mere END babe 9lrbeloet at az
lTsie / Sammenlianira meo, naar
@aanbene lpgges S,tlter til Butter
pp / 2psiet.
Gniilagen / Siloen Ifuloc trompes
neo baaoe soot % foriiati9t, ii9r
rnrbt aanterne. Terpeb oripes ppt
melt mlli9t 2itft, % Wasien bliper
f%onlpoft. Oct er al meget itor @e-
tponina, at Siloen bliper lao gobt
paffet iom mlligt. Smiles SiIoen
1liepnt, % bliper @niilogen oaarli9
n%eotralnpet, bill Selgen blipe mere
eler minore al nlleeell, fcrbGrpet
Gniilaee. Get lenner Jig at bape for.
iiatiae MGilb og tilitrpffelig Siplp
irbe / Silpen UNDER Splbningen.
Haao % &inf.
Gn Nbpnment ipsreer: San re.
hnfteren al Sarmipalten forteGe,
huorleocs ma ltal tilinteteisre eler
iolfalo bclnmc ct ltgrps "Spm
Tbiitle" Der trner nleo at eoc.
!p9gc Gountpet ber?"
Senne "Sotp Gbiitle" ipreoer iio
ira Heooerne og peb 5rs lig Garooo
Libel, Nllacf @rais oa andre iliae
brpolontme Eercnnials. On bel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08

Miller, iom lG9ae@ / en- Vanoe nco
tort Saag ooer % ltese5 en- Sime.
ioet bet M % oo ornpoes meo ara'.
ten, iom iantler iil / Panoen. o.
iom er tiIiat liot foaenoe %ano %
ineltet Smsr. SlIllut taacS 2aoget
al % De brnne@ 10 Miuliter euer
iao. Sette er aoot parmt meo -.
mntiouce, eler oulfnaret folot I'll
Smerrebrso.
WosIe Haao.
SpiS set life pil brpnoe / Stoper.
iaa orpS libt Suffer oper @Ieerne.
Tctte bIafier itror ~ iaa oet beQnn.
ser at brpnoe, % er fife iurlio, ION
Ncrolin cr.
Trco az in CT &orctrpf Al huioi
"Gheeiecloth" o. trot opcr me uIb.
ne @lanfctS, ioa nil set bcporc
@lnntcten, ioa Sen life bcbepcS al
poifeS 'au oitc. Tpit %arctrrtfei
pco at fnptte Oct her o. Der mer
lllo9arn - paa inume Ntaaoe, ion
man fnutter o~lninocli9 G.iliItS -
finn at man her fan hopc IouQc WieI.
lernrlm mellcm Nuutingcrne. Get.
tc er ba LET at iprpttc %, noar ga.
retrrffet blir inutNiia az ifnI IA.
ifes. TN 900 N}oaoe at bcpore luiC
Cults ira at bIipc imioii9e, or at
in Ell Stribe Gbceieclotb poa beaG(
Sioer al Den eoerite Slant al Guil.
ten, "a Ben aant iom fornner OF iii
Mpnoerne % NInilatet bar iaa Ici
Tor at blipe im1lNiig. Gennc SAINT
behspes bare at traofIeS pao nlcf
iorlorne Sting, iaa er Sen LET at tags
al % paife, bocr Sang ocn bin
imuoiig.
Spis man fGiter ell oImin6eIio
"Sonel-Hacf" Sen SIaaS, ion
bar ire Irme paa Gsren iii GlG.
o%esp9rellet, iaa er bcnnc ,lbrnerfci
til at bpnge NecttieS pou. Gen fol
oqioa benpttes I'll at hpnac op Gel.
ter paa, hpiS set or en- ilnq Game
Iom BET aiGloer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08
quiet 90 RfckkPnrf.
Rebiscret al en- pra'tif SusmooeI
Gt.9Ga.Nanc.

30 Stopper Mel, ell llocn alpbc
Salt, . Sbeifeer Cream Of Tartar"
% I Sbeife Sooa ii9tes Iammcn.
en- &op Sufter rere3 / % raur Dis
ie terre Sngreoienier or go0t ian-
menblanoet, hapes ct sGg /, iloen al
pispe oct ferit, o. bern9it en- aor
Melf % 3 Sbeifeer imeltet Snsr
% I Sbeife al %onilie. Gitron.Gr-
trott eIler Bitter Monbel Sraaber
Gette fan enten itege3 / ire "Soper
Gins" eaer lom en- Sormfage. Ste.
ges Den / Gamers, fun Den pnrieres
peb at rsre liot Cocoa. annel %
Welf / Den enc Gel o. iaa bape o(
TO lple "Snpers", Ell pau bper Sioe.
Noget Slag5 iprlig Selp er megei
900 til at lmerre imcllcm Sa9ere.
Genne Stage er bnobc billig og LET
at lope o9 lmager Qobt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08
Sanouid)es meb iteet Git.

SfjPr Siten / tnffe Sfiper oq
iteg Ben / Ell Tanbe, buori Bacon
bar opret itegt, iaa Der err nogct
9acon.Sebt igjen / Yanoen. 2Gg
laa SIteifiperne mellem temmelig
tnffe, paaimirte Sfiper, beIit al
Huabrso.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08
Sumater fplotc meo Saal % ESQ

~o"'"tft 'p'o'N WV """' w >pb'
st Stpffc al ct &aolbopeb 6affe5
lint nleo en- 2eg. Ser mtboelsitore
tomatoes uohules og huplues, iau
Saften fan lobe no. Soa blanoes
ben noblilebe Wasie meo aaal os
2og, o. Salt og Eeber eiter Smag
o. ct 9Gg % NOT Melf iaa Oct blir
paste blot til at iploes / Somater-
ne. Stsot greo brpsieS oper og
imaa SLATER Smer lPggeS paa Cop
pen. Somaterne iteges / @agerop.
men 90 a 80 Winuter, o. man mao
hare Iiot Iano / @,,n6en al San
Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08
6ble-Enboing.


Ger itore 9Gbler 'frpleS o. ifiG-
res / Sfiper og foges / loa lloet
&ono, iom mlli9, til be er msre.
&anbet bellies ina al % 9Gblerne
ltompes iii sc er aloeles iine %
iepne. sc blanbes Iao nleo Ell Sop
9reofrl,mmer, Suffer efter Sma9
- BET fonmer al pna, hpor lure
9GbIerne er - 3 9Gg, bet repne
Stal al en- Gitron og I SpiIelfe
imeltet Scr. Tuboingen iteaes /
iorm meb limo @arme % 'piics
purm meo "Saro Saltcc".
SanSmifes meb &npcrs.
aolot sligo boffe3 mt o. blnnoes
nleo ell Gel boffeoe aapers %
SaIaS-S DRESSING. Gette or meget
goot til Souonihes % man fan be.
mite bpilfetiombellt Slags aiso.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-08

esns "fsesrab.Beien" I'll elaa, % Ben.
ner / Del aorile edne.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-08
Fools Barred.

The Courier-Journal prints a stor.
about a Lexington bride who wa!
only seventeen years old being killed
by a friend who playfully threatens
her with a revolver, not intending tt
shoot. The slayer's explanation is
as follows:
Il took the gun and after breaking
it, punched Mrs. Berry in the side
when she giggled, and then l tried
it one Mrs. Moore, who was asleep
on the bed.
81 punched her in the side, and
when she woke up l snapped the
trigger, but as the magazine was out
of line with the barrel no explosion
occurred. AS she sat up l again
snapped the pistol, thinking the
magazine was still out of line, but,
to my horror, the weapon was dis
charged. 1 had rather it had been
me than Grace, who was an old
friend of mine"
Unfortunately, no legislation that
could be enacted would prevent such
outrages. Anyone who p~layfully
points a firearm at another should
be sent to the ~penitentiary if injury
from his sportiveness. But
there were sufficient penalties pro-
vided juries would not convict the
with the "unloaded" pistol.
It is hard to convict a man of DELHI
murder, and impossible to Sc
cure punishment where the inten--
lion is playful and the result fatal.
We may protect ourselves against
our enemies. But there is no pro-
from fools.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-08
Song of the South.

In an open letter to the United
States Steel Corporation, the Bethle-
hem Steel Company, members of the
American Iron and Steel Institute,
]. P. Morgan and others, Editor Ed
monds, of the Manufacturers Rec
ord, invites the attention of the CAPT.
tai, the investment and the indus
trial public to the South, as 1.-THE
nations greatest asset"
Referring to the unique character
of the South's white population in
being composed of the purest and
most unmixed Anglo-Saxon strain in
the country, and perhaps in the
world, Editor Edmonds mentions the
chief material advantages of this
section as follows:
1t has considerably more than one
half of the coast line of the United
States.
1t produces the entire cotton crop
of the country.
1t is already producing more than
one-fourth of the nations grain crop.
1t has about one-half the standing
timber of the United States.
1t produces three-fourths of the
sulphur of the world.
1t has about three-fourths of the
coking-coal supply of the country.
1t is the center of oil and gas
activity.
1t has almost limitless WATERPROOF
erS.
And yet, with all of these and
many other material advantages,
greater than those given to any 9TH
er equal area on earth, the South
has not had the wonderful develop
ment of business and the marvellous
accumulation of wealth seen in 9th
er sections, Editor Edmond says.
The cause for this, following in
the wake of a devastating war, are
familiar.
1T is, however, essential" Editor
continues, that those
capital and energy made pos
sible the development of the mighty
empire of the West, and all who
looked broadly to the highest deyel-
opment of the nation, should regard
the utmost friendly interest the
situation in the South and cooperate
to the largest possible extent in the
development of that section.
THE South's vast resources should
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-08

be utilized not only for the profit o.
the investors, but for the develop
ment of the nation. It's intimate re.
lation, from the viewpoint of its
coast line and it's natural resources
to the welfare of the nation, afford
ing a foundation for the creation of
vast wealth to the whole country,
should make the national govern
ment and the financiers and the iron
and steel men of the country recog-
nize the supreme Importance from
every point of view of the fullest de-
velopment of the South.
Editor Edmonds' letter is too long
to extract further than here, but
it is only another example of the
splendid work the Manufacturers
Record is constantly putting forth
to attract attention to the great and
undeveloped resources and opportu-
mites of the South which lie fallow
awaiting the fullness of time which
will surely come when the tide of
and enterprise will turn in
this direction and make the South's
1ills and valleys blossom as a rose
and hum with the music of the
Of industry.-Knoxville Sen
incl.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-08
w. c. 7. U. Convention.

The Thirty-fourth Annual Stat
Convention of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union of Tennessee
convened in Martin October l in the
auditorium Of the First Baptist
Church with a delegation of two
hundred and sixty and equally as
many visitors.
The convention continued four
days, each days business including
four sessions, thru all of which a
harmonious and deeply interested
spirit prevailed. This band of noble
and c~onsecrated women stand for
the best things to be attained for
humanity, beginning with the local
abstainance from whiskey, wine,
coca-cola and tobacco.
In their resolutions was embodied
the condemnation of obscene litera-
ture, questionable shows and every
thing else calculated to have an i'm
moral influence on the lives of the
boyhood and girlhood of our coun-
try. Many beautiful and appropri-
ate tributes were paid to the late
president, Mrs. Silena M. Holman,
whose beautiful life has left its i'm
preston upon every member of the
c. T. u, not only in Tennessee
hut pf tho nation |
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-08

If the Hon. K. d. Mcclellan makes
friends and makes votes at all ap-
pointments as he did during the re-
cent short stay in this city, some OF
the other celebrities who vainly
think they have a cinch of the lead
pipe variety on the Senatorial nomi-
nation, had better look about just
a little. He was unacquainted and
not known when he arrived for a
two-hours stay. He spoke to 400
voters, and most of them left the
hall Mcclellan voters; three-fourths
of them outspoken for the Memphis
Congressman.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-08
The Bonnies. J.,

Mr.. Guy Lee, the king-bee race
track artist of this section, has en-
joyed wonderful success thruout the
season. He started the Bonnies in
Ohio. at the beginning of the season,
placed Union City on the map and
has kept it there all the way from
Ohio to Memphis. At times the
PAGERS had to step along better than
2:10, but that's no trick for Mr..
Lees colts. He has captured some
nice purses and hundreds of admir-
ing friends in Obion County have re-
cefved daily reports of his many sue
cesses. At Nashville and Memphis
the work accomplished by Union
City horses was especially good. Mr..
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-08

The actual work of putting on the
steel of the great Paducah and Hi.
nois railroad bridge began last Mon.
day. Some of the machinery anG
material has already arrived and the
first steel girder will be put on the
land pedestals on the Illinois side
Workmen have been occupied chang.
ing the switch track alongside the
pedestals this week preparatory tt
beginning the work.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-08

About, the warmest thing that
your Uncle Samuel brings to our ex-
change table is a little paper from
Chattanooga called the Hamilton
County Weekly Herald. MIR. w. B.
'Cleage admits he is editor. 1t seems
to be against the Chattanooga city
administration in general and
against ex-Ham Patterson in par
ticular. 1t speaks warm words and
spOuts hot stuff, and no mistake.
Each issue generally starts a blaze.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-08
down and that is what makes him
so formidable.

r. 9
Horace Greeley held Stephen A
S Douglas to be the greatest debate
our Senate ever knew, and Creole.
I was no mean Judge of such matters
but compared with Williams, Doug
las was an ignoramus. Douglai
knew American political histor!
from the Inauguration of Gen. Jack
son down to the Inauguration of Lin
coin thoroughly, and in the Senate
he rarely addressed himself to any.
thing else. Greeley disagreed with
him on political questions and said
of him that frequently in debate
with Seward, or Chase, or Fessenden,
Douglas was lame at the beginning,
but in a little while he gained
knowledge from his adversary which
he used with terrific effect to over
whelm him. But there were men in
the Senate as good judges as Greeley
who did not think Douglas a match
for Robert Toombs. If one will take
the trouble to read the speech of
Douglas in the Senate closing the
debate on the Kansas-Nebraska bill
in 1854, he will discover what a big
giant the Little Giant" was.
/ never knew John G. Carlisle to
engage in a running debate" but
once. He was matchless in a "set
speech" but on one occasion he
tackled Aldrich on a tariff question,
the Mckinley bill, l believe it was,
and though the matter of his re-
marks was technical-the cotton
schedule-he discovered more knowl-
edge of a cotton mill than the Rhode
Islander, who had spent most of his
life in sight of one and had a great
deal of money invested in the bust
ness. Aldrich spoke from a printed
paper and dealt with the number of
threads" fine of a piece of cotton
cloth and the specific and ad va
duties applied. Now, when it
came to mathematics, Carlisle was a
wonder. Euclid was as simple to
him as the multiplication table to
average man, and he made cal
culations in his mind faster than
.ldrich could read them off the
l am persuaded that if Car
isle had a taste for running de-
he would have been master
# them all.
My friend Tom Sisson is no fool.
lie was picked to take John Sharp's
in the Senate. Tidings come
rom Mississippi to the effect that
he Hon. Tom is a candidate for re-
to the House. 1t would be
crime against the Democratic party
md ana outrage upon the American
Jnion to defeat John Sharp Williams
or reelection to the Senate. He is
from Mississippi, and he is
nore that that-he is Senator for
III the States of our blessed Union.
BY Savoyard in Nashville Banner.
Washington, September 20.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-08

Governor Tom G. Rye has proclaimed
Saturday, Oct. 9, as Fire Prevention
Day and asks that all residents of the
State observe the day by putting their
premises in order, removing the causes
which permit needless confagrations.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-08

The West Tennessee Press Association
will meet in Humboldt on Friday, Oct.
%, when it is expected every editor from
West Tennessee will be present. The
program will be published later.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-08
Announcement
For Trustee.

B~RATToN.-we are authorized to announce S
K. Bratton as a candidate for Trustee of Obior
County, subject to the action of the Democratic
party in the primary election Saturday. Nov
20, 1915.
gACKSON.-We are authorized to announce w.
f. (E1lis) Jackson a candidate for Trustee OF
Obion County, subject to the action of the
Democratic party in the primary election Sat
urday. Nov. 20. 1915.
FINCH-we are authorized to announce T. P.
Finch, OF No. IL, as a candidate for Trustee of
Obion County, subject to the action of the DEM
ocratic party in the primary election Saturday,
Nov. 20. 1915.
HoRNBEAK.-We are authorized to announce
7. Hornbeak a candidate for Trustee of
Obion County, subject to the action of the
Democratic party in the primary election Sat
urday, Nov. 90. 1915.
MoFFETT.-We are authorized to announce
Henry Moffett as a candidate for Trustee of
Obion County, subject to the action of the
Democratic party in the primary election Sat
urday, Nov. 20, 1915.
EASTERwooD-we are authorized to announce
T. J. Easterwood as a candidate for Trustee of
Obion County subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic party in the primary election Saturday,
Nov. 20, 1918.
PooRE-We are authorized to announce J. l.
Poore as a candidate for Trustee of obion
County, subject to the action of the Demo
cratic party in the primary election saturday,
Nov. 20, 1918. |
aoRESTER.-we are authorized to announce
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County. subject TO the action of the Democratic
primary election SATURDAY. Nov. n. 1918.
For Tax Assessor.
FORWARDING are authorized to announce L J.
Howard as 2 candidate for reelection to the
ofhce OF Tax Assessor Of Onion County, Subiec.
10 the action OF the Democratic party in the
primary election Saturday, Nov. p. 1915.
SoAH-We are authorized to announce Will P.
Noah as s candidate for Tax Assessor of Obion
County, subject 70 the action Of the Democratic
TaTTy in the primary election Saturday. Nov,
N 1918
For Sheriff.
AaSSsr s. a candidate for Sheriff of Obion
CuUnty. subject to the action of the Demo
cratic primary election Nov. 70, 1915. IC
EHLES-We are authorized to announce Enloe
Chiles as 4 candidate for Sheriff of Obior
County, subject TO the action of the Democratic '
party in the primary election Saturday, Nov. +
~, 1918 I
AcCAIN.-We are authorized to announce J. 4. @
bob Mccain a candidate for Sheriff of Obiou -
County, subject to the action of the Democratic Y
primary election Saturday, Nov. 20, 1915. S
EIICKMAN-We are authorized to announce J. n
NJ. Hickman a candidate for Sheriff of Obion
County subject to the action of the Democratic t
primary election Saturday, Nov. 20, 1915. y
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-08

Lee studies the game, watches the
horses, works hard and well de-
serves the splendid success he is win
ming.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-08
For Sheriff.
For Mayor.

MADELEINE have the authority to announce
Hon. Seid Waddell a candidate for Mayor of
Union City, Tenn. Election January l, 1916.