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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-08
AT S225, usually sold at $3.50

Medium size, inches, full ~ octaves,
ivory keys beautiful double yeneered golden OAK case
music desk, rolling fall board continuous
hinges fall board, three strings and oVerstruhE
bass
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-08
Al $215, usually sold at $325

Large size height eat inches, full ~ octave, ivory
keys, artistic double veneered walnut case, fun eX-
tension desk rolling fail board, continuous
hinges top and fall board, strings and oversruns
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-08
At S225, usually sold at $3.50

Medium size inches, full rs octaves, ivory
keys handsome double veneered walnut case Chppen-
extension music desk, rolling fa board
continuous hinges fall board three strings ana over
strung pedals
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cahles-srot cotton
ans 5;G Oo EssiPs s $sG Spe9S AfSi. aaia lcG 5a
sSvshe eiesse sais ana gaehlhgs gsS
sr SIS sePember-octo6er 4S53sb;
sse:: H9ysi2Se as u.s.
FLOUR AND MEA1s-Ln -four there %ss % very a. fe fSe
case ,G4 rasre. was sen1e-.hat easier in Quo
eRs 0ew spas patents s4 1919 a SS sras TeF eess s. i
sSS 30 No winter g 25a$$ 30 extra 10 T1t' ]
. sa e z fReos qaa,es q fsf FAR e
su a. eaoses sn0Ss Kim ( iahSs ds s s s. as 70
sSs g. Il NEasy ssi sas'sa Fine Tle as3 quoted
ss bran prompt SIS rs & SACKS Sis e 5o aTf 5prfng zS BRAN n
dSi.5e Sao6S2i Is coarse winter bran. $50 asa city
R1 in ~ go ssSs o. 80 ;lss6o Sc oil 4i meal So
GRAIN-wHEAT-Mueh Of the bull feeling W, which Che de-
Saturday under liberal sales for profit taking
@ae @ eIpea sa rs farhel eect GnfaTorabe weather
% i Gg poss sfaa ase Sa Of
f a. ssSs s % caste. in sreo the foy ns local he market
ssIne quite heavy and M a. ihe r rgeI6 sHsd 0i little or no
Gangs in ne Price level and and at he S99gk u srseted
less buying than heretofore owing largely 10 for
@ s s and - ne gsnsr 6e u bull m element for
the time being least Among exporters moaerae -
Northwest receipts sere 2I7 cars with 841
ear ego Ihe NorthwesI a4 ts i.t IL here hui
St Louis was quite July. No Ted closed as5a
aluth Sic and So hard Manitoba s4..c afioat Hst
sn Gay. closing Adhc lower. chiefly on July one
for the decline Of y G@d IN
English cables The feeling locally also IN
creased heapness in wheat Export houses sho"ea
nedeTate interest, taking one load Curb tradlng wa
dull. remaining unchanged with July al
O'clock esiso hid. The weather showed showers IN
most sections OF the belt with predicted NO
closed dohc elevator, and 70Ac. o afoat; NO
white. 7Gkc. and No 2 yellow. 7034c. anoat.
oATS-At the Yves. fairly steady. rejecting
Hnfsvorsbe weather in the large producing States ana
good cash demand. NeV-York. however.
cash trade smaller than usual 40 600 bush being
40 closed 47c. No salzc: No white,
52-c No white. 52c mixed. white.
ysF55c nd white clips. 52k d53c -. .RYE-Mar
ket quiet: No Western. e5zc, and No Western 65c.
both aHoat state 63assc. Exporters took one
lead BARLEy-Norinsi.
apry
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15


MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-some new lots Of syrup
were on the market but the oean wss % seaT aRd
but quiet Quotations New-Orleans centrifugal
&c: Nsv-oTeans open kettle Saa41c; syrurs common
52qi4c; fair l34I lie; good lsal9c prime 2oc fancy
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The demand for steam and sal san
There changes in rates quotations 10 IA'eI
RSi Rsi5h Son d rista 5IF9 a'2 Seweass a6a
posi- Pd PT es Io ~ 70 l6s 65ss inon oaf IS Is
r. b Rrcs S5 8ra f39a stser @6l2 tons
general cargo. Calcutta to Delaware Breakwater. for
phosphae sarannah to Hab%rs us Jprs; BFsn ai
ish s5eamer me 4S2 tons GTe GeTe sr 10 tons ore
MarbeIIa to rs Phiiadepha i Is Sd June British
1.56 sugar, two ports north side Cuhs to
Segian steamer I245 tons coal Philadepha 10 Havana
R6rh Of Hsas ons P Italian bark 500
@ ses Psn har preTously5 $500 bbs crude
Phiiadeipa tetta ga lyme; Argentine Sa Inc
6bi British 7 tons asphalt Trinidad to north tho. Of
out in baIlast: schooner 2a tons un1er Jaesonvi. 70
Rm6oE. f4c sehoonsr sos tons lumber savannah
@ , s. s. @ s oPs m sons tons poa Pade
Thia to Boston s9c sch90neT @ 2I+S tons ] SANE gG
ss tens coal phliadspha to WEXFORD 81 schoonsr
's oe oil 10 sTke inactive and
barley steady without further change Petroleum. bbls,
g 90 and in 6uk 81 So Pnsdeip4is bbs s. So and @ n
5glk s. go TePef cases To 8 nrr sum.
yellow 45as31o: OF summer yellow 44q!5c; butter
$3.50 ] 'G iaed ps6s 5is enuss es'S n s6oi
and export trade Prices are unchanget
small jobbing trade. OF the market showed
prices at the moment show nc esanse -iiNsEED
sssSe esssta sis ., TOWN. m
vision market attended by 3 sharp G desne' th & ssht
steady. Manipulation had much to do with the heavi-
oWs s 3a snd Chicago % had 1905 Expecting 400 on
day 10000 next week; Kansas City received 2oVo
SIS SIS sasis Sanb2 & SIS sSss ssor, 5
s21 25 :BEEF-FIrm 99otee Mess. $l4i family.
81 e. asoisd
80. DRESSED HoGs-Firmer Quoted: BacOns s ssse;
isO ~ CIT sT'' a bellies Quoted;
m of9 16 FsitS % N aSoaids. 4 III
Picked hams steady; quoted y lasal2c TALON
aa95sq 55s .6sS59
aas5e ] 81 81 has ffE 4 aaoted oie
RiGENbusiness in rice rnoderst. to-day. but
ruled steady: The trading for the week was cor
tations follow: Domestic 10 low fair. 5sa41+c'
domestic, S1se4Ao; Java. 4@Gi%c; RAnEoon in bond.
list prices The msrset heavily there
Grshasted i: oyersod more than other grades.
Demand is fairly good new business. we quote:
sae. sss Xxx s2S pa~af SV5 a
and f & pTssseS ss so ana Ess se n n
granuIated 4soe; Eagle n cartons and n bags Of
1 s0 6as sSssr sags Sf @ s8
diamond A; I !0c; eonfeetioners 4: 300; No 435c.
Nos H. y and a. 79c Nc l5 Toci No 49, 3e5c q n
narke. steady but Sus.s and unchangsd sh June
@ 80 and m S. qy M "a g. S g. Cd af fsf refining @
2s ms m s sx ae % 65ae7. B1er % ra bsF ssF
for ss test eentrifugs &c fer 50 test uscovado ana
2%c for SO test molasses sugar
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
STOCK ON HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-york. Il. 1902.
BEEvEs-Recepts. 81 cars. LOIS head all con
signed sales reported. Dressed beef STEADY
CITY dressed native 92nlll2c per b Gables last
received quoted American cattle selling at lilsq
l5ec dressed weight; refrigerator beef at lIh2Ac per
following reported FOR to-day: Inc
100 cattle ana 4fD quarters tine
latter estirnatedI, Jmbria, Liverpool 1000 quar-
30o quarters oater partly estimatedl the Toronto for
HUI loo cattle. and The Madiana Tor the West Indies
- 0CaLIEs-Recelpts all consigned direct, 81 head
none sale; city dressed veas general saies Vei nc
ner N country dressed slow at Il2aletzc
SHEEP AND I-AMBS-TeCePts, including cars direct
10 butchers 23 5.6ll head making. Wlt'
the stock carried from yesterday tJtai OF q
cars TO sold, Jersey city sheep ruled SLOW az
frther reduction from yesterday most cases at ah0u
ner ~ About Is OF stock were unspld. Sheep
5 AZ S36S5 per 10; yearllngs AT ~ 20Psai lsnin
5nG 80 DO one 81 81 II; prime lambs quotAtle
Al So 75 80 90 Dressed mutton d1l0c per ih; dressed
ap, ene,sNTobn Il Shannon: e5l Kentucky lambs. 65 y
,,,eraPe So 100 ib 3 state do, % 10 at 80
III KEnucky yoariings 20 NJ at 80 l2a Ohio sheep %
h. at -; 50 do "A II, at sS 33 state 90 lul ID "a -
se ~ 9eS do a. h. at SO 3is l5l 90, o. -. at 81 - -
xantI-y sheep H. $l 40: = d2. iu9 NJ al - 20
sanders: 25S Kentucky lamhs. 90 ID at - 81 2 81
Wes, Virginia do 80 3D. - West Virginia sheep
50 l2i2. q,
6, o. Ok % Kentucky sheep ~ 10, at 81 80.
- TipTSrson & CO. las Virginia lambs 6i n, at 50 o.
{ Imad s Co: IA Buffalo yedilngs. % IL. at ~ ioi
,a9 F3yffaio sheep 96 ID, at 81 % 80 - . s.-o ,o
Newton Co.: 223 virginia ialDs TO 3D. at 80 ~ ~
NlTg.t.sa Fedep.s cars l4s3 head on
No snes up late hour; the market noininally -
80, country dressed unchanged at iU9%o per I'D Tor
extreme weight
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. June Il. 1902.
coFTEE-The coffee market dull for the entire
session to-day Opening prices were unchanged and the
tone steady but in the absence OF speculative support
tendency o market downward. clos
ir nr3ces showing loss OF points options
-Sr remaining unchanged Total sales for the day
env T50 bales. There little in foreign news TO
irHls-ce sentiment Havre gaining = franc, Hamburg
rnng Irregular i pfennig net decline 10 = pfennig
ssysnce Brazilian markets ruling dull with Santos 100
- higher and the exchange 5-}2d OF TO I'd Re
reUs were looked for, Brazilian ports getting
% 7ags 1lAuO bags The local
market for spot supplies reflected further dulness quo
continuing Of 514c for Rio For
coffee the market rules steady. but quiet Visible
.Trnlv IN The United States June g 316454 bags We
aFa. Mocha i3dl6c: interior. 1N1.42oc; Java
Tmor fT61Sc: lava Palemhang. lidl4i2c: Marica6o
-cre s1S6ISc: Maricabo low grades, 11a4c Mar1cabo
asbsS ~ aI3c: Jamaica. So Q11c; Laguayra, gsc;
Ss-arss washed a1hG12izc: Mexican, 9G 1oc: Mexican
shas a5[Tl3c Central ei< G13c; Guatemala
erS Coban ela Q1sc; African; ~ 9 lie: ,. \.
THE range contract prices IN the local marker 10
--ras IS
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15

-. IA I'd. future. nominal; July nonina NINA o9, sp
fastr G s I'd october IS sd a(J 81 ai Hops
6s % %od Psciae COAST nrrn q 5sat 20 os Reef % oS
al 'hP Ipda mess oss nd Pork steedy iG n nf ss
Mesteri Arm Cumberland cut 20 to 20 ~ 2Ss 20 al
~ ~ 55s long mddes heavy 30 to s ~ o Il 70 10 h.
E sd shouiders-sauare II 20 IL 70 urn n western
american refined In pals steaay p9heese steady
IN aS finest white old SIS do new Dos , citr
. oaf3red old 59s OILS Tallowt
feadv aSs Cd strong @ % sesdy
- pseed oil steady 33s I'd The PROVISIONS En-
tLarpe will be closed June 20 ana "a
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
OTHER MARKETs-py TELEGRAPH.

Chicago casteReeeips eel 100 - head n9mas a
s9G s,oekers feeders. 81 50uso 20 COWS u 500
g % ifcrq 80 25dS6 20: Gamers, 81 ioQs2 30; bulls
- 80 q Co. calves 81 5oqs6 90 Texas fed steers sou
g. 900 90 left over 45 opsred steady closed Sel0' lover
81 5ga$7 Co. heavy 81 2o@s1 20; Light s1S So
sep steady steady s0sd 70 shess M v. wenss sSB
Sii1Dfa ~ @ S. 5odSsd 90: western lambs So sols8 80
et tsfalo June 14-Catte, 300; dull and unchanged
vtas steady s5as7 So Hogs 600 Mixed and asayy
3 pigs s7as7 lo rouehs s1asI iS .s sssss ssase
SeeP on winter lambs. IS 1886: eus to good So 500
50; year.assss Il 7sess4 = rs s"eep 'O ''
cuiis 20 CIV June i4-Cattle-Rscepts. 75 head
bnnged choice and dressed beef steers 81 iog
Tstr 10 good SO 1887 stockers and feeders, $50
= a. Western fed steers. $4Gse So Texas and Indian
si s.msa rs; cows 50 65Gs3 20: native
rstve heifers SO 10Gs5 s5i Gamers s2aas3 50
60 sb6s5 25: calves S36s3 so: receipts for the
i pu S5c no6 head. Hogs-Recefps. 2 500 head steady
W. lover tops 81 65: bulk Of sales 81 soqs7 co. heavy
So 81 mixed packers 81 4osT 60; light Sc 75H
:. 2SQ o,ers II 2s7 pigs Sc Soas8 s5 receipts
e. ~ Al fno head SheepRscepts. 500 head: steady;
tme t,we lambs 81 s5ds7 TO- Western lambs 1906 4o
@ sas 81 4Ods4 so; Texas clipped yearngs s5fs IS
crped sheep s46s4 eo stocers and feeders 81 35
57s4. receipts for the week $1,000 head
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

r,,sr,ooI June H. / p m-Cotton-spot quiet prices
IA lover; American midd!lng. fair; l3-32d good
4 s-b2d: middling. 1-32d; low middlns.
nIbfed good ordinary, 136d: ordinary S-l6d The
Ieeulaon and export and included GOO american Re
oesnei Quiet and closed quiet American middlins C.
June 55-e4a4 56-Gtd buyers June ana sey sr 9tro4
es., O. and september 4764d sellers September and
aadr4 36-64d buyers: October and Novem-
as s4Sa oe-sId sellers; November December
nne''o, sellers; December and January,
! 5as4Ts 25-e4d sellers; January and February
4 24-64d buyers.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
CATAIOGT r.

CATALOGUE.
GUIDE TO HOCSEK BEPING.'' comprising 66i
pages. divided into sections. For 10c. the full
mailed free to buyer. Section describes Kitchen
Supplies. Stoves &c: 202 pages Section describes
Lamps. Table Ware. &c. 1i2 pages. Section de
sCrlbes Rugs, Stoves, Reds. &c. IA pages. Sec
tion s describes Medium and High Grade Furni-
ture; 3O4 pages. Section r describes Go-Carts
Section T describes Refrigerators. Section q de
scribes Baby Carriages. Any OF these sections
sent free upon application to the Mail Order De
partment
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
NOT A BELIEVER.

From The Philadelphia Record.
Mr.. Guzzler-My dear. am going TO sign the
pledge. ~, -. .,.,
Mrs Guzzler-Well, I'm not superstitlous
Mr.. GuZzler-Eh? -
Mrs Guzzler-rvA got 90 1 don't believe In
signs
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

I,ra-,oo, June 14-Cosing: wheat-Spot steady No
California 6s 31.d; No Northern spring, 6s 1sd;
futures quiet July: 5s 10d SEPTEMBER 6s 4sd Corn
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
NAVAL STORES.

The call for spirits turpentine moderate. and tho
nominal. Resin steady but
quiet and unchanged Tar firm We quote:
SPIRITS TJRPENTINE-ON bbls ACC; machine bbs
49IRc.
TAR-Pine bbls So oil bbls. 81.
F 81 e5 F 81 20; c. 81 rs: H 81 S. l. 50 i5as2 20:
81 75GS2 so: NJ 50 1898 -; y. SO 80: W G. So So
49, STOCK ON HAND.
Spirits turpentine d5G! Dds
wilmington June I4.-sprlts turpentine-Nothing do
ing receipts duh 81 l0gS1 II; receipts
l57 bbs Crude turpentne 81 So 90 and 81 60
receipts Tar irn, 81 45 receipts Al bbls
Charleston. June 14.-Turpentine. 46'sc Rosin un-
changed.
savannah June 14-Turpentine firm. 4se receipts 95s
exports. $40. Rosln receipts ia
bbIs sales Is72 exports 946. A. b. c. D. f. 81 %:
81 30: O. So 43; w ". 80 e5
London June l4-TuTpentne-Spirits SIS f0lsd. Rosln
American strained, 3D. fine, Js.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15

swinging plate mirror 30x24 in. If SSI
exceptional value for...............
MORRIS CHAIR of neat and desirable
style with strong ,5Ina frame IN so'peh 2.75
CHAIRS AND ROCKERS for Summer
Furnishings Frames of maple, well made
Seats ard back covered in either oecora-
five burlap or in mating. Fine 20SI
styles ut .S.S5, 3.5S. and.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15

M MAmBUBGsAMERBGANL LINE.
TWIN-sCREW EXPRESS SERVICE.
PI.YMoTTH-CHERBUUR RG-HAMBUnG
A. Victoria June IL 10 AM Columbia July B. 10 AN
r. Bismarck % 10 AN f. Bismarck. July "a. 10 AN
And every Thursday hereafter.
These
TWIN SC REV PASSENGER SERVICE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Patricia. June H. Pm rennsylvania July : M
Bluecher. "a 1880 M MOfTRE July Is 10 AN
waldersee. July !. I:SN I'M 'Paatia July 10. Pm
And Tuesday hereafter.
Hamburg disnct.
MEptTfRHASEAS SERVICE
NEW YDRW-NAPB BES-GENOA. -
rhopricIa. a. p NJ
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE -
Offices. - ana ~ Broadway Piers H0boken. N J.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
Ocean GIramrrs.

Ocean t1Iramrrs.
MORTM G[5RgaAN llOWlDo
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RCi-BRENEN-
Pier -, North River, Gansevoort ST.
Kaiser Il. 10 A NJ Kaiser. July 10. 10 A NJ
- a. NJ ksiserin July %, 10 a. NJ
July kronprinz July -, noon
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
Cher0uurg-Southampton alternately. and Bremen
From Piers, Holcken. ~ J. .
Bremen. June 10 A NJ KurfueTst. July 10, 10 A NJ
2S NJ. Bsrbarpssa- July H. 10 n NJ
July 3 NJ July "a. 10 A. NJ
MEDfTERRANEA SERVICE.
H-SAPIIES-GENOA.
From Pier FIT. OF Amity ST, Brooklyn
Trave. June Il. \. NJ Lain July ~. a n
Alier June 2s. 10 A. NJ Trave. Aug .. r. NJ
n. July a Nj AIler. Aug. ., 10 A. NJ
OELRICHS & Co. No. BROADWAY, y Y
H. Meyer. ~ South Third St. Phtla-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15

raTToS-After an irregular movement cotton rilsea
5sv with rriSes weilbelow those current lest nleht
r5 -ba feeling rather bearish under predictions for uc
ree5e5 showers over portions Of the north cetraI a
--bvss-er beit The market opened quiet Win prices
frarn 10 points lower. natural response 10 uhIaso
shs fsse--oci cstles the regular weather map
- - or sign Of wet weather for the cotton con
The shorts quickly covered up ana in doing 80 s
--soss 70 a shade above last nights BIDS Al the new
rg1res there were commission house orceTs IN '
serre ard the whole seemed 10 pc Teady l
ebs5 movement either direction Gradually te ray
5iss6neare5 and prices declined to below the opening
hsst Tth sentiment eearshy infiuel cee oy LoTecat
fa- manifestations IN Arkansas Western Texas Ohlalola
Indian Terri.ory Weakness in the New-Orleans mar
keT was regarded something Of continuation I e
prosar+s for rains Of the MISSISSIPPI, lnccate p
ss,e-nae-t report However, speculation throughout
the session very and proved concIusliely ta
that the drouth and soaking rams were al nan.
Ire Storm which appeared yesterday IN Soulherh
Fl0rida shown by the map TO be "oIklng us "bs
up ire South Atlantic Coast, while the rams over ING
western grain belt which had given some promise OF
descending down the cotton country tooA norm
westerly course up toward the St Lawrence valley he
e4pts we're light had been discounted There were
20 marked changes reported in spot cotton SOUTH ana
l0cal market officially reported as quiet without
change Total sales reached over 100 nales Q. ".Gh
oTer COO were for export, direct shipment with pal
sace spinnes The market for futures closed
ouiet snd srea5v with prices net 10 points lower:
fhe new crop les decline. prominent local
taIfstician given the following statement ne
Chronicles ng1EsS):
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15

Foreign Coffee .Rio-Coffee E1a16et quiet; no
,i sso. Exchange receipts 10000 bags; cleared
for The tinted states Is 600 bags cleared sor Eur9pe
stock 62eo ol0 bags. Santos-Co1ee market
49, 49, s sye-see Santos 5000: receipts, 1900 bags;
10y as6 COO bags Hamburg-Coffee market opened :.
- Eeher. st go D m net 4 pig higher 10 = pig
$4,000 bags. Havrs-Coffee market opened
ssady unchanged at IL m advanced iFal'' sa'e'
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15

choice style. in polished golden oak or ma
hosanv finish with large book section
plate glass door 4Sx14 inches. Bevelled
French plate mirror 14x14; IT. m 7S|
nigh, 40 in. wide. Special at. iO'<0
| FOLDING COT Of best construction and
very durable materials: hardwood Frame
very well finished, top in extra quail 20c
ity duck; very special at-.--.-...--...- Wv
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15
CHICAGO PRICES.

Receipts Of points thousands
last three ciphers OO0l omitted -four bbls. grain bush
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15

1s Eor Ia C;uavra Puerto Ca5elo Curacao and Mara
caibo via CJsracoa-CaEIng also san Juan. P. R.
I ron Roberts Pier. BROOKLYN
& : CARACAS..............S Saturday. June %.
I ( A.
hess vessels superior accommodations for pssssn
ss'S BOULTON. BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 1855 Front Sc.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-15

! LADIES DESK of
very desirable design.
in polished golden cdk
: finish. with panel lid;
/ shelf at base ard COM
/ plete interior with
drawer, S2.T9; with
out , 20
| dra wer.......
| LIBRARY TABLE Of
fine mission style, in
Antwerp oak, of supe-
rior finish; a perfect
type Of this very popu-
lar style, with heavy
legs, lower shelf. mas
sive construction and
elegant in effect, very
special - IT
| for. -.
| BIRCH DRESSER Of
very choice design. su-
perior make and highly
polished finish, two
large and two smaller
drawers, brass handles.
! carved stanChioHs and
- l. 10 rHn
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30
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Rrnin Ennd MnnSanSe.

Another ridiculous food fad has been
branded by. the most competent au-
thorities. They have dispelled the
silly notion that one kind of food is
needed for brain, another for muscles,
and still another for bones, A correct
diet will not only nourish particular
part of the body, but it will sustain
every other part. Yet, however good
your food may be. its nutriment is de-
stroyed by Indigestion or dyspepsia.
You must prepare for their appearance
or prevent their coming by taking reg
ular doses of Green's August Flower,
the favorite medicine of the healthy
millions. A few doses aids digestion,
stimulates the liver to healthy action,
purifies the blood, and makes you feel
buoyant and vigorous. You can get
this reliableremedy at Nailling's Drug
Store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30
The Picnic.

The Methodist Sunday School
picnic excursion party which left
this city last Friday morning and
spent the day in the grove just
south of Rutherford was one of the
largest that ever left here. The
weather was perfect and the merry
picnickers enjoyed it to the fullest
extent. Well-illed baskets and
lunch boxes had been prepared by
the good ladies of the church and
the dinner was fully up to the old
time Methodist standard. After
dinner various games and amuse-
ments were enjoyed. The pie race,
wrestling contest of r. L. Cum
mings and w. G. Reynolds, the ball
game, the foot races between Chas.
Williams and H. c. Stan6eld and
Rev. e. E. Hendrick and ]. A. Hef-
ley, the jumping match between
Col. H. Mayors and DR.. G. B. Jones'
and the speech of Judge Stanfeld
were the most entertaining features
of the days entertainment.
The crowd returned to this city
at 6:30 in the evening, all Pronounc
ing it the most enjoyable outing Of
the season.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30
BeauVoir Fund,

Jackson, Miss, May 26.-The
Sons of Confederate Veterans eX-
ecutive committee which meets
here on the 3rd of June, will select
a board of trustees, who will have
entire charge of the work of secur-
ing Beauvo1r, the old home of Jetfer-
son Davis, for a soldiers home,
The $4,000 necessary for the pur-
chase of the property is about
ready, having been raised by popu-
lar subscriptions in every county in
the State. At the next meeting OF
the Legislature the idea is to deed
the property to the State, with the
understanding that it is to be kept
up and the home maintained. There
is no doubt the Legislature will &C.
cept the trust. Since the agitation
of the matter began it has been
shown that there are some thirty
or forty old soldiers of the lost cause
in the county poorhouses over the
State
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-05-30
Cheap Rates TO California and
the Northwest

The Missouri Pacific Railway or
Iron Mountain Route from st.
Louis and Memphis reaches Cali
fornia and the Northwestern Coun-
try on quick schedule. Through
free reclining chair cars on all
trains. Pullman tourist sleepers
every Thursday $50 P. m. from ST.
Louis via the Iron Mountain route
through Texarkana and FL Paso to
California
Every Tuesday, Wednesday and
Friday tourist sleepers to Califor-
MIA and the Northwest via the Mis-
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CITY. Pueblo, Denver & Rio Grande
Rio Grande Western Ry. (scenic
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One Way Colonists' rates in effect
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to California, Oregon, Washington,
Idaho, Salt Lake City and Ogden in
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st. Lou1s,
Home Seeker Excursions from St.
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ty-onedays. For full particulars,
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r. T. MATTHEWS, T. P. A.,
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