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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-13
FaCtOreS de Ia DaZ.

Es indudable one 10 labor de 10
prensa desempe ia nm papel tra seen
d0nt ntAl an los actualea momeutos en
que Sc tiende In cooperac ion y her.
mandad de ass irAcioues idea es.
Esl& prensa, pnes. II llamada con-
tribuir 4 tan pstri6ticns fines y os.
tentar, por consiguier to, en- aus co.
lumpas frsses de attraction y de con-
cordia. su poder es grandioso y del
apropiado pso que d. 6i Sc hsga de
pande e Gxito an los Fl aes apeteci :
dos. Con el estandarte de 10 psz
desplegsdo y olvidAndo 70 'ientes
dscorniKs, es como det g presentar-
SO para poder realizar fsilzmente los
bellies idsales de unAnimi3ad.
Seq & su grandioso il fiujo las
mnltitndes compactas -reSlizsn me
rnorabIes haz.f1ss; see1 a pueis disc.
minar benefactcras semillas de ips
trucci6n condenser sublim es prin.
cipios, tambieu ga logico natural
que atraiga y dulcifique las pssiones
de quallos que envualtos en- los an
tagonismcs, msrchan por sendas per
nieioens = fatales.
Per 10 tAnJo. SD punto de mira
debe essar limitado & aicamente 6 mo
derar y coDtener Ii &nimos 6 Unfair
de una manern viva y ardiente en- Ell
seatimiento popular.
ST, nueatro pueblo ha sido ju.
guete de lnchss que han mantenido
en- ebullicion de odio y malquerenci
L. pxz ds tcdos.
De esq lsmentabla situaci6n pue.
de perfe ctsmenta deducirae ID in.
fnencis notoria que Ia plenss puede
elercer en- 10 presenta aituaci6n de
nnsstro pals.
Dapende pues de In actitud de la
prsnsa 81 que 10 contends prosiga 8
case. ai las pr6dicaa hos tiles y vanas
contin1 sn. Si las cAmpaflaa rudas
6 infructuosAs Sc succden con fre
cueucia; 81 les periodicos prasentsn
sus columnAs cuaj adas de insultos;
81 las f1asgs incuitas sen lsnzsdas
con enfasis y acaloramiento; 81 ell
equilibrio no es mantaIido por auue.
Hos en- quienes reside el poder de
hacerlo; si envueltos en- In ola de
odio no Sc hace caso de les necesida.
des urgentfsimas de Ia patris; al Sc
prosigue ssl sistems, tristes espect&.
culCs sc reproduciran y mRrchsre-
mos velczmante hacia nuestrs des.
trucoion total, mientrAs que en- me-
dio de tan sgitads lucha ser& ahogA'
d. In gimiente voz de In patria, Gu
yos lameEtos Sc perderAn en- las
crueles regiones del olvido.
ERNEs'TO BUSQUETs.
RIO PieSras.
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MANAT'[.

Agosto 10 Ra Geiado de existir
en- esta poblaci6n ell honrado y dis
tinguido caballero don TImoteo Am"
brosiani, Anciano de cchenta amos,
trss una erfermedsd gAlopante de
cinco dtas, sorprendiendo ssf 6 su
sprecieble esposa, hjoa y amigos.
Su sepelio tuvo lug&r 81 ssis del co.
rrisnte. Lau entAb @ desgracis que
hS apmido &squell@ en- Ell mayor des,
consuelo. EstA socisdad sc hace
psTtfaipe de tanto quabrsnto. L..
manta tAmafo y .tal accidenhe y ri.
de 81 Gle b por su etefno descanso,
Y para eus deudos Ia resignation
GUS nos n Religion, bkls&mo CON.
solAdcr en todA sfjcci6n.
E'@ ell eenor Arubroeisri natu-
raj ae uu pueblo cercapo J rez de
Is Frontera, y dejA su dascopsoIa.
d. esposs, cnst-o ni1tss y dos i6ve,
nes ys hombres, fsmiiia que no ser
por 10 & antroI IL del ciuds dano de
este pueblo, don CaDdido Acshedo y
Diaz, asba Dios 81 por So vioients al.
tpaci6a, 6ehi0u & uue ss una fAmilia
ex5rai"ra, hoy en- estA I la, hnhia-
ran srf.ido en- sscs momentcs mus
chSsimas amargurAs.
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FilanZaS
en- San German.

El sobrio informa presentAdo
por el Alcalde de 10 ciudad de San
Gsrm6u u pueblo y al Honorable
gobernador, es palmsria y elocuente
prueha del cs'o y probidad con que
han sido ADMINISTRATORS por el vere
rabla patricia Francisco Mariane
Qalf1ones aquellos intere ses proco-
mnnAles
Tanemos 6 In vista dicho infor
me, y de 81 daddcense con clarfdAd
el tscto y honradez que han distin-
guido In administration p6blica en-
ell dietrito de San German,
En- deplorable estado SO hallabA
aquel municipio, CON una deuda pen
disnte de S2l 1899 cantsvos. y al
carrArse ell presu pr este de 1901 6
1902 esq enorme cifra hase reducido
8 Ia cantidad de $3 726 rs centAvos.
AdamAs, cubiertas casi todas las aten
clones del munieipio, existe an SO
brsnte de $40 64 cantavos.
Si Sc tiens On cuenta que, no chs
tanta sstos esfaerzos para resolver
los asuntos mas importantes del ci
tado municipio, Sc atandi6 tambien 6
las verdaderAs necesidades locales,
resaltsr& mas ado In pericia de los
excelentes compatriotas que compo
nen el Ayunthmiento de L. ciudad de
las Tomas.
En- los ramos de Instruction pd
blica y BeuefeenciA Sc ha procedido
ALI CON s]guna mas extension cue
muchos Ayuntamieptos, pues mien
tr&s que estes limitaban los fondos
escolares fun Is por ciento de los
ingl esos del presupuesto en- San Gar
man Sc ha venido contribry yando pa
ra igaal atenci6n con ell m6xinun de
10 cantidad fijadA por 10 ley, aten,
diendt Sc s Ia vez al saldo de los CON
promises contrsidos CON el Magista
rio por dsddas que procedisn en- 50
mayor parte de las Adminiatrscionas
anterioras: arscuanto q Bsneficen.
cia bssta con exAminar ell rdmero
de recetAs constantemenie despacna
das y los datos por auxilios prests
dos tsntos enfermos ingresAdos en-
el hospital.
Digna de aplauso es Ia inteligen
te marchs que & las finanzAs pubii-
cas- hs impreso en- San German el
Ayuntamiento presidido por ell vene
rable y merilfsino puertcrriquef1o
don Francisco Mariano Qai1ones.
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TemblOreS de terra
en- Ia Ciudad de Los AIamOS.
Sinti6rOnSe rs en- dos dlaS.
Ell dlsturbio subterraneo
Sc limit6 en- pocas areas
de terreno, pero muy vio-
lentO.

Los A1Amos, CAl, Julio 81. Sc
estiman en- rs los temb ores de TERRA
h&bidos en- esta ciudad desde ell do
mingo por 10 noche, hat len dose Spc-
derSdo M terror pA1 so de los veci-
nos que huyen en- buscR de lug&r SO.
guro
Ell Presidente B. s. Wheeler de
In UriversidAd de CAIifornla, h& CO.
muL icAdo por to. efono que IL gente
debs AbAnoonar Ia ciudad cnanto
Antes. Los cientificos de lA Univer-
sidAd estAn en- vscaciones, psro el
Prekidents AconsejA Que sAlgkn de
In ciudad y los que no 10 hagsn, que
de1en las puertas abiertRs, para que
puedAn escApar fAcitm ente en- cAso
uRdo. Muchas fami las Sc han lido 6
Sal ta MAlfA, San Luis Ooi .po y
SAINTS Barbara. Por las & t,mAs
noticiae, se sAbe que los dam oca,
sion2dos, han sido a. :amenta en- 10
vecindSo oe Los AlAmos. y CUE Sc
eAtiman en- 80 900,
La & ,inA s@cudid& fac las 10
y 26 minutes. De las 2 a las n hu-
bo z movimientos de mas 8 menCs
duraci6n.
Lo raro del feI6meno es que
solo se hG sentido en- Los Alamos.
Los movimient tos han sido de
trepioAcon. ART j4ndo nj suelo to.
dNs las mt rcAp ciAs ce les ApA ADO.
re III ur q chimeneA he qusosoo en
pc; casi too~s las pare des de lad i
llos eAtAn kumA ments cuArteAdAs; an
las b. IticAs no ha quedaao un solo
fcAsco sRno.
L. G mpafiia de sceite de pet-6.
leo sWs' tsrn Unions eS ID que mas
p@rdid.s hA snfrico, todos sns tan
ques LeHos de petroieo, han aide
destruidos.
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Bue0a nOtiCia.

I'll Sr Fradera, un 6ptico com
pententfsimo, ha uegado 8 esta ciu
dad.
Como es una peligrosa costum
bre comprar lentes sin preVio como
cimiento del grado de perturbation
visual que SO psdece, ca una buena
notieia psrticipar oil pdblico qee el
Sr. Traders es un fecultativo que no
entrega lentes & nadie Sin antes dag
nosticar la afeccion que ell interesa
do padezca La cultsra cientffcs del
Sr. Frsdera, adquirids en- escue as
especiales de los Estsdos Unidos, es
una segurs garantis del pdblico que
ie favorezea con sus cousultas.
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El tempo
en- la villa del lOrte.
(De maestro Corresponsa1.

(De maestro Correspo'aso1)
Agosto II, Contin1 u IL sequfs en-
esta locsliiad. Casi todos los algibes
es 6u sgotados; el polvo es irresisti'
BILE, el calor asfxisnte. Anoche
csy6 un pequef1o chubsscc; pero g. 0
no reauelve el nroblema.
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LIE Petit MirOir.

El no de ID impo,tsnts rsvista
que la coionia francesa de San Juan
publics semanslmente en- esta ciu'
dad, ha visitAdo nuestra mesa de re
dacci6n.
Ncsotros agradecemos 10 vista
que nos hace el cort6s coIegs, que
cada vez viene mas intsrosante Y nu'
trido de buena lectura.
Deseam6sle el m sjor exito y SO
be el compaflero que en- esta casa se
ls estima.
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Un venerable
puertorriQue1O
DE CAYEY,
desea la paz
entire hermanos,
FL Sr. Rivera Ortiz ofre-
&c SUI esfuerzo en- favor
de una polltica frater-
nal.
La siguiente cart& nos hA sido
enviadA para su publicaci6u:
4Cayey 6 de Agosto de 1902.
sSef1or Don
Rosepdo Matierzo Clinton.
La siguiente cart& nos hA sido
enviadA para su publications:

Roserdo Matieuzo Clinton.
Ilustrado compAtriots:
sSoy puertorriqneflo y amo To-
terra en- que he nacido. Mis- com.
pAtriotas no. pueden on niDgdu cAso
ser mis- enemigos.
r 4Un expontkneo sentimiento me
impulsa 4 deciSrAr que en- mi OPT
pi6n To- lucha de pArtidos perjudica
hoy Poerto Rico y que 20 no es-
toy dispuasto q preetarme que ess
lnchs asteril contil 1o.
xUnA acci6n ccmdn tai como la
ha concebido In tendencia Unionis.
to, que amados compAtriotas pues
tros predicAn, es Ia 6nica polftics
possible y 1til & 10 psz entire her
manos y & los intereses generates
del pals.
sEn tai virtud, cuanto nuestro
debil esfuerzo pueda signif1car, Va
ofreeido en- estAs lfneAs, III noble pro.
p6sito de 10 Union
De Va. alto. y S S.
antonio Rivera Ortiz.
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Que Sc aYerigue.

Atm no ha descabierto 10 policia
oil &ntor autores del robo perpetra
do en- la casa ndmero IA de Ia calle
de Ia Fortsleza.
Sabemos que SO practican averi
guaciones por Ell cuerpo de detecti
YES. y. dados Ell cello y perspicacia
de 10 Policia toda, es de esperarse
que pronto los rateros caigan en- Ell
garlito.
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LibrOS de Yenta
ES1AN a La VZSI Il EN-
la redoccid7a de
IL no..aa.,AA. IaA.: l. u %
la redocci63a de

<LG correspondence de f. R.>
Diccionario Rnciclopedico. De e IA,
BSogFre5ta, Mtfoso1sG, Gsogref1G 9" Q soa'aos.
La Prince de los Bresoz. Negela por
Eugenis Marlitt, Tomo.
H'storis de Europa. por E. CASTELAR, en- 2
Tones,
La Vida do loa Animales por el DR.. A. q
Brehm, en- s Touaos,
FL Mundo Ilustrado, en- d Tomos.
Panorama Nacional. Hermenegild
Malriies, an 2 Tomos.
Hlstoris &c los Griegos, por Victor Du
ruy, Tones.
Las Raxas Humans, por Federico Ratzel,
On 2 Tomos.
Rlssoria dc los Romanos. por Victor Du-
ruy en- Tonnes.
obrss oompletas de Mariana joss de La
fra, Tomo.
a Travex del Egipto. por Eduardo Todas y
Gueei. en- un Tomo.
Tres Poes1as. Ell Angel de la Muerte, Cam
cion de "a Carnpana y Epistola Moral, Tomo.
La Hegoidas, por Public Ovid1o Mason,
! ToDao.
Poetas Liricos Griegos. Tono.
Odas de PiDdaro Tomo.
La Araucana l Tomo
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Linea f6rrea del 0eSte.
1T In Il r A r 7 0

Satidas de Bayam6n y Capital 81
mult6neamente.
Dias laborab Dias festivos.
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De SOCiedad.
AcuerdO impOrtante
Guerra al cellbatO.

Nos il formA uqo de los soci IS
de un y no s~Sl&l 90 S~n JuAu qta
In Juu la dlrectlvS de squel4A sccle.
dAu b tornado l. o ottLs, un in
port. nGe &cnerdo es IL qqe ii.
gaa.
Han CO contrs er mstrimopic,
por 10 mems, C1atso ae los s. Hlures
Socio~, OF cs d& n =
e tse npIo ~ { 4 ell presfdente
de "a Ae4l aocteoAd cuyA to aana4.
cls mus oportupamente y So csieb bra
re 81 tia oieS y sels 10 Ius corrls. ties
&kiRtisGco q ella ICs RLCios de la SFr&
tsrniAad.s
Nos asegun que g. gaiI "a en- tur.
no T. es de loa d.et gui4os jovert
que formAn pa to de %qasus kst cia'
clon. De siIus doe cs n dos bellas da
ma asA sVersAIieeS Utro cJn unA
pleciosA lr Ga. filtA de Aitio ceLtrico
de estS O. ~pltal.
CeleoiATemos Sc cnmplan esr q
RcnerGos pUrque es gtato ver SIS c1} Is
t1tuy&n b g~Ies f,ncs col de Ae
perpetueA hre4tr@ 1t2a y luestrEs
CoEtuml res.
SEMPER.
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we'll as the teachers. These young
ladies are highly efficient and
worthy in every way to fill these po-
sitlons.
w. H. Farris and family and a
company of about forty people, in
Guiding about fifteen or twenty
young ladies from Rives, with
camping outfit, provisions, ETC.,
went to Reelfoot Lake Tuesday.
The young people took some mu-
steal instruments and the entire
party expects to spend several days
enjoying fishing, picnicing and
amusements.
A fire broke out and destroyed
Mrs. Kimberlin's wood and coal
house in the eastern part of town
last Friday. A colored man was
engaged in burning some trash and
the fire spread rapidly out of con-
troll toward the she'd. Several
cords of wood and a lot of coal
were consumed, and for a while it
seemed, with all the efforts to pre-
vent it, the residence would also be
burned, but the fire was checked
beforehand.
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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 $40 p. m. from st.
Louis via the Iron Mountain route
through Texarkana and 81 Paso to
California
Every Tuesday, Wednesday and
Friday tourist sleepers to Califor-
MIA and the Northwest via the Mis-
souri, Pacific Ry. through Kansas
City, Pueblo, Denver & Rio Grande
Rio Grande Western. Ry (scenic
line Of the world), passing through
Salt Lake City. Only line opera
ing free reclining chair cars to Pu-
eblo and Denver without change.
One Way Colonists' rates in effect
during months of March and April
to California, Oregon, Washington,
Idaho, Salt Lake City and Ogden in
Utah, ranging from $50 to $50 from
st. Louis,
Home Seeker Excursions from st.
Louis and Memphis to California
and the Northwest every first and
third Tuesday, March, April and
May, one fare plus So, limited TWEEN
ty-one days. For full particulars,
descriptive literature, rates and
folders, consult ticket agents or
r. T. MATTHEWS, T. P. A.,
Louisville, Ky.
H c. Townsend, G. P. & T. A.,
St. Louis, Mo,
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Mrs. ]. H. Roper spent a few
days this week visiting parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gossam and family,
at Harris. Mr.. Gossam, we learn,
is arranging to locate in Union
City in short time to secure the
advantages of our schools for his
daughter.
The meeting this week at the
Church of Christ on Exchange
street continues with a very good
attendance and considerable inter
est. Elder Northcross is conduct
ing the services and his sermons
attract the thoughtful attention of
the congregation and hearers.
w. H. Cook, the big, broad-mind-
ed, twentieth century schoolmaster
of Rives, was here Tuesday on his
way to the Monteagle Assembly.
The Professor is much of man
and an educator and is always seen
and heard when in the midst of a
convention or institute of teachers.
We are pressed by those interest
ed to state that if the contemplated
improvements are made at the
High School, which are absolutely
indispensable for health, protection,
and general convenience of the one
hundred and fifty or two hundred
students who will attend, it is now
time that a start should be made,
and none to lose.
There are doubtless many citi-
zens who have been paying fifty
dollars year tuition per pupil who
doubtless will subscribe literally
toward putting the High School in
Aegant repair, since the city has
4lune1~+h- payment of the tuition
ir edition is offering
u Tor to those en-
Ger, who have
be Oak Grove
5s1ld sAdurlng the
past ,;nS iAst Saturday
unanimo66 TsVky ltteG for another
term as teathefs ip the school. The
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Blue Lick and Buffalo Minera
Waters at Dahnke's Cafe.
w. C. T. U.

Z The w. c. T. U. and mothers
meeting will meet in joint session
Tuesday afternoon, July %, in the
Sunday school room of the M. E.
Church at $50 o'clock:
Lesson from The Word, Isaiah
Xxi.
Prayer by President, Mrs. Ed
wards.
Review Of Open Door, July num-
Der, conducted by Mrs. Lou Fields.
Select reading Mrs. Geo. Moody.
Unfinished business.
New business.
w. c. T. U. pledge and the Dec
laration of Principles-Read by
Mrs. Brown.
Appeal for new members.
MOTHERS DEPARTMENT.
Roll call-Respond with verse
containing the word Charity"
Reading of minutes.
Reading by class from leaflet
"Mothers and Public Schools"
Discussion-Co-o peration of
Mother and Teacher-Opened by
Mrs. Jas. Arm, closed by Mrs. G.
Smoot.
Dismissal-Lord's Prayer.
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N. C. & St. l. Reduced Rates.

SPECIAL OCCASION Monterey En-
campment, Monterey, Tenn, July II.
For the above occasion the N, @. &
st. L. will sell tickets to Lebanon and
return July 1924, inclusive, with final
limit July 81. at 1920 for round trip.
SPECIAL OCCAsIoN-Annual Reun-
ion Confederate Soldiers, Mckenzie,
Tenn, July 10. The n, G. & st. L.
will sell tickets to Mckenzie and re-
turn on July Is and 10, with final linn
it July Il, at $1.55.
Reduced rates to Atlanta, Can,
G g. St. L. will sell tickets Union
City to Atlanta and return on August
2, and 5, with final limit Is days
from date of sale, at s14.70 for the
round trip.
w. W. LovELACE, Agent.
For your stomach's sake drink
n
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TOWN TALK.
- s.s:s @:s99s's.9;ssHs

,. T. Moss left for another trip
to Gibson this week.
Charley Meadows, of Nashville,
was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. F. S. White is spending the
week at Dawson Springs.
Miss Ada Casebeere is summer
ing at Bon Aqua Springs.
Mrs. Green is with Mrs. Dorrel
Harris at Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Kate Trevathan leaves for
Los Angeles, Cal, this week.
Mrs. Jas. Lukens has returned
from visit with Dyersburg friends.
Mrs. Dora Johnson and family
sisited Mrs. Craig at Fulton last
week.
Miss Ella Starr, of Hickman, was
the guest of Miss Ora Curtin Sat
urday.
Mrs. w. P. Davis and Mrs. ]. F.
Gregory spent Thursday visiting
in Harris.
J. Arnett Thompson, salesman
for ]. P. Verhine, is out on his sum
mer vacation.
DR.. Marvin Blanton has returned
from visit to relatives in the vi
cinity OF Polk. &C
Charley Webb returned Tuesday
from two weeks visit with home
folks at Columbia.
Mrs, NJ. w. Darby, of Florence,
Ala, is the guest of Mrs. A. ]
Beadles this week.
Mrs. Mollie Jernigan, of Pleasant
Valley, spent Sunday with Mrs. Dr.
Jones, of North End.
Little Miss Helen Morris, of Man
is with her aunt, Mrs. Alice
Miller, on Home street.
Mr.. Hall Pitts, after spending a
week in the city, returned to his
home in Trimble Friday.
sMessrs. E. L. Reeves and Ed
Gillen, of z aducah, spent the day
last Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. Merrill, former editor of the
Columbia Journal, gave us a call
while III the city last Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Lee Taylor and
Misses Calvina and An =
nie, spent few days at Dawson
ately.
Mrs. Portson left Friday tor her
rome in Missouri, after a most
charming visit with relatives and
friends.
Bryant Black, of the local ex-
press office, attended the Confeder-
tie Veterans Reunion at Mckenzie
Elder w. ]. Shelburne went to
Virginia last week to visit his .
who is old and in fee
lie health. r
Mrs. G. T. Taylor and family are II
pending few weeks visiting Daw- "
on and old friends over in Middle il
Tennessee.
Miss Collins has returned to her O
ONE in Kenton, after several weeks W
a the city under treatment of DR.. 4
;, D. Edwards. tt
Virgil Sheriff., of the Sheriff. F
russell Lumber Company, came
yer from Paducah Sunday to visit d
ometolks in the city. II
Mrs. Callie Whipple and daugh- g
er, Miss Ella, are at Tullahoma u
) spend a few weeks with Mr.. and Ia
IRIS. Robt. NJ, Whipple.
The supper at Mt. Zion, it. is re- "
orted, netted the church the sum
{ $50, as credit to the efforts of =,
be ladies of that congregation. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Walker left
tuesday morning to spend e. or-
ion of the summer witb-r6sSdtives -
nd friends in Middle. 0 % tHessee. 4 4
We are requestes6Ses, ann to e ~ ~
hat Rev. W. rs s,Rqa5S he ~ ~
. .ee ia a. q E7t1 Y. Sc
70 ,G-. InFelkI l2I d {. Il
! L 4, on. a 51SpF 6n & Ar IA Cd tagl-
: "llllanHS tor haiflecteA us:sads5
!" VsrsSs ,,neyt Mt I 5,
IS ne" Rges. Of Of 1hesGt5s
Rev. Mr.. New spenl and Snts&os.S Ju
avs at Hickman last, ~ =
laol exa ssinations ;A'eh.s1cIaslss
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]. w. W1llbanks, the efficient
representative of the Dickson Nor
NAL School, is spending some weeks
with the people of Lake and Obion
in the interest of that school.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. McClanahan,
of Harris, visited ]. F. Gregory and
wife last Thursday. They left for
Kenton, where they will spend some
time visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. {.
Fry.
A small shower of rain came
down to refresh the earth last Sat
urday evening. Corn crops were
greatly benefited, but many OF
them are still damaging for the
lack of moisture.
S. H. Wilson, Esq, after a few
weeks spent with old friends in
Obion County, left Monday, going
by the way of Obion, on his way
home to Helena, Ark. The Squire
enjoyed his visit immensely
No town ip.-W eate T6nnessee is
superiofba.-5fd. 376n City in point of
location; " surroundings, or of
Health, and her citizens are deter
mined that she shall excel all 9TH
ers in point of excellence of her
schools.
Mrs. J. E. WellS and family, OF
this city, Mrs, Jas, H, Blanton and
, 4Il w. A. Smith and families
"a = Troy have been spending a
Z It season camping and outing
Gcsombs' Springs near the Troy
,JuJ. L. Gkman road.
!; vi u iyassre requested to call attention
cilmen to the ACCESSIBILITY q
Z ~. s4ssavement on the least 81.
oth. Not rSchool groPoTt
PE3 aSandopYf47
4 ~ eha3
8 K WI Win n 5akr8RIT imai j i
4 E6prings last Sunday t0NQtleh
NJ days, after which he goes3eo
Anderson, Ind, to attend spirit
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-25
R. L. LOCKERT.
NOTARY PUBLIC
UNION Cry, Tenn.
MON Ely.


am prepared to furnish
the farmers of Obion County
money in any amount at a low
rate of interest, and on long
time, if needed. If not, will
accept partial payment and
stop interest at any time, no
matter how small the pay
ment may be. You will not
have to use money or pay in
terest longer than you desire.
Apply to
REB L. LocKERT,
Union City, Tenn
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-25

Finest candies in the city to be
had at Dahnke's.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-25

NJ days, after which he goes7eo
Anderson, Ind, to attend a spirit
uallst meeting. He was accompa-
MED by Robt. Bell, who is spend
ing couple OF weeks at Dawson.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-25

past Zinc rdst saturday
unanimo66 tSsV9yeteG for another
term as teathefs ip the school. The
patrons are to be congratulated as
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-25

prepared for you weeks and have secured the pest TO
he had for th season You will with of the most
desirable assormens that being shown in this market
Embroidery and Laees. When say-as we 90 saythat
ther was never such showing this line IN Union CITY,
we sneak with confidence of accurate knowledge Fac
as big as this need verbal embroidery exaggeraon could
be than many simple truths Largest IN quant
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-07-25

ties greatest in varieties supreme excusiveness unriva1ed
beauties of stout claims but nevertheless
All of our hghgrade Lawns Dotted Swisses Fancy ST. Gall
Swisses Fine Dmities Fancy Lacestriped Musnswhat
Shirt Waists We have few numbers Wash Silk Waists
left, in white which will close at and less
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-12-30

A kidney or bladder trouble can al
ways be cured by using Foley's Kid
ney Cure in time. All druggists.