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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
KNIGHTS AND LADIES,
The ORDERS Growth In 1nr5 r5s-Notes o
the Fratc~. s,s.F

The Orders Growth In 1acfE-Notes of
the Fratc-..f zslrfsf
The annual reporfssSf the supreme
medical examiner shows that 2O,G4S
applicants were accepted during the
past year.
The Missouri jurisdiction heads the
list of states in regard to increase of
membership during 1908. There were
2,737 limitations during the year.
The Pennsylvania jurisdiction is
growing rapidly. Several new lodges
have been instituted recently. and
there is great activity among the mem
bers throughout the state.
The knights and Ladies of Honor as
an organization is recognized by the
laws of the state Of Indiana as being
In the same class with religious, cdu-
cational and benevolent institutions,
being cXonerated from taxes of every
description.
Springfield lodge of Springfield Mo,
recently initiated class of seventy
five candidates. Many other lodges IN
the Jurisdiction are growing rapidly.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
THE SURGEONS P.OBE.
Sec That He SteriIizcs 1t efore He
Uses IL.

Sec That He SteriIizcs 1t efore III,
Uses Ii.
1t frequently happens ut the doc
tor has occasion to probe wound or 4
sore.
Notice him when he ioes it. He
opens his case Of insnments. He
takes out long, slcndeSilvor or hard
rubber rod which is ftn six to ten
inches long, with smoh, round end.
Some of them are as sill as a darn.
ing needle. Others arcs large as n
pencil.
Watch the doctor clcly when he
takes this .,rcHc and athpts to use it.
II he does not take tlprccaution tc
clean it stop him. Do allow him tc
touch your sore with He has been
using it on some one Grand may poi
son you If you allow hito use II
Chil MS 'f' on TO { fact that he
Dolls an i.s''"hent WI he operates
OH an! ne ana he shounlsO boil his
probe before he uses it Won oitbcr
for sore or wound. NJ, him do If
Tell him you will furnishm with hot
water, and he can dip it 4, and clean
it carefully before he use.
Otherwise he will use la Won onl
slip it back in his surgiQcose and
use 1T on the next person. this wov
he scatters infectious d-NIedicol
Tolk
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
"a Viii Run by Mic.

in 1919 ca,o,,, %,,oh after some experiments
thread ca calculated that by eqnipning :, .
couoI n,ay iuctory with 10000 mice and a. a
for i then, lumber of miniature trcodm,,Ia n,,
vcar,,, w ne,n mo 10 operate he could scc'ro ,',s y
tbis y ool proht of $4,000. In order oe 70 -" u
ons on,s each mouse would have 'rr 70 ,n,. 70 m no
aso q eoo half miles every dov nr rum Ten zen
o"',, m"T1 inlles year. He founG thn+ tu u'cr
doon ooiu perform this task with eoSn 'rey
r',, ueeu one OF his test mice ran '"Ic ose,, IN
mics day. Mr.. Hntton'a "" eisnteen
teal tast rs ansd or 10 have prevented a proc.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
TWO Views of gno

Sport comes in as Samt 10
DIS plenty Of riding and woIl.in.
'i.iIiiiizes the effect of too I,,v''m'il ,n'ils'
'l's' always supposing that tho ~ iat,u o''s
f"s not already had the on,ont ID i"'tcr
lpproachira oislnclInation for anything
If MI nn,;Ie S strong exercise, a fate NOT
ire foo neiy nnnNy TO overtake those who
W. oOo c"pon lined.-London Field
h lIcd ",r q growing accustomed to being
Eon, o.. i'ntion Of shopkccpers, and wo
Sr,m rn, , TO De going the right way towora m1
htinn ,ie sun less enviablo title Of
i.tIn or game players. Let nc re-
lrHp"f 'mi while there is yet time that an
~ Ipire almost as great tottercd 70 itn it
~ ~ Mneh the citizens of the mothon
snts eM 700 serious over their amuso.
eiits'-Blackwood's Magazine '''e'
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
A Mngpic's Co,s,,.

wy uoes the magpie construc+ .
pl,e OF tWigs over its ncstq NJ. No..
LutrS VIII say as shelter bnt :.
not IN the least answer TO snch - -
SGription. The twigs are only y :" not a
h ~ oo,n ,1rongh @ which rain may pour
|' cold winds penetrate. NIoy II pn"t n"t
or n' c"se that the magDic is CON-
GUS OF Its own sins, ana y gn;Itr
w. "Pprehcnsive of reprlsals conscS
moo ~ Duiid this over it's nest?
"aspie Is an egg stealcr md
rn use OF knowledge, gained whilo
t!Iis out It's dcprcdations ON ho
e"'s OF other nests. to nrotnat
p oi It's own.-Country Gcnt,nmsn
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
MOODS AND TEARS.
One woman's Views About weeping
at Theatrical Performances.

at Theatrical Performances.
"There is just this about crying at
the theater," said the average woman
you'll cry If you're in the MOOD tor IL
and YOU won't if you're not, no matter
how narrowing or nonharrowinS the
play may be. Like most average wom-
on. I rarely cry either at the theater or
anywhere, but l long ago discovered
that 1t depends entirely upon my mooo
Mt the time. l once went to genuine
comedy and found the tears hlling my
ewes lust because I happened 10 Dc
blue Mt the time, and I've been at many
n play with all the women round me
mopping their eyes and drying ther
nocket handkerchiefs OH their rams
while l, being for some reason OF other
unified, sat there dry eyed, almost
smiling.
"No matter what my mood, however
the thing sure to keep me from weep
ing ut the theater is any emouonal uls
play ON the part Of her who Is Wltl
me. I can attend the wcepiest kinu o.
a play unmoved with my sister, for sh'
starts In way ahead Of time, making
mo feel more like laughing than cry
ing. md then when the true lachrs
NOSE opportunity arrives it mas III
nothos proof. This is the only way ID
which l may make myseit iminuh
from weeping at thcaters upon all o
cosions. s."-Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
TIPPING IN LONDON.
No End to the Fees to scrHitofs l."
Restaurants,

No End to the Fees to ScrNitoT7 "A,
Restaurants.
As an old Londoncr | nave seen
c,,onros in the manners of the CITY
which amount to complete tr"ns.oi-
nation. I remember well the 'iihe
when there wasn't really good res
tourant in all London and when men
had to be content with dining and sup
Ming in the back parlors OF puplic
houses. You got very good FOOD III
those dark, low ceilinged, stuiy rooms'
ond I remember when you were con-
sidered to be doing very we'll when 20"
handed the somewhat time Worn anu
III clad waiter twopence or threcpehce
as tip.
Nowadays you so into restaurant
which is palatial and you see men, es
pecially If they belong to the STOCK EN-
change. giving huge tips that III oluei
times would have paid the price Oh
whole dinner for half dozen 1rlenos
And the tipping never seems 10 enc
You tip one waiter for one thlns an
another for another, and you UP III
carver. and then you tip the man WI
gives YOU your wine, and as you al
leaving you tip the porter who puts
cour coat and the other porter WI
calls YOUR cab. 1t is, in fact, becoinii
almost impossible for men OF modera
means to go to most OF the restaur"n
of today.-M. ~. L.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
'NiSne McGg 49,
Vary Shay Dui eSSeu him, "Thnsn y

T ot to be sent out of tho con,'tn.s rns
M,ept IN the case of actual inroatn'' y ,,
| PUT the boy in the case citnh ,'Saoii' '1n
MS father In no mora on,,' u piaced
position than that in which thd l"TslnS ISL,
stonco "o'',nstoh nf found himself at the in-
ora"oI u child by whom he w,s
fnmou'yy, y saluted. There's Il fine Iitno
chn1 I" ~. sa'd the duke, pattinr tho
mi".,' M",i On thc head. "IIl give Won n com @
IoIG om onn, IN tne guards as soon rs von.re
,,r u,u enough" His little admircr ioo,.l1 lou re
n EIo reProachfully and in teors or
lIttIn dir,,, nnt, please, Mr. Dock, rsc =
''''e uirl! st. James Gozntto
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
More Riots.

Disturbances Of strikers a lot nearly
as grave as an individual order OF
the system. Overwork, LOST sleen
nervous tension will be fwed Inv
utter collapse, unnless a relis remedy
is Immediately employed There's
nothing 80 efficient to cure fders Of
the Liver or Kidneys as Eric Bit
ters. It's a wonderful tonica effect
i've nervine and the greatest around
medicine for run down SINS. II
dispels Nervousness, Rheumm, and
Neuralgia and eXpels Malalgerms.
Only soc, and satisfaction .anteed
by +. G, Duke. Druggist,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
'" ihe"ndcscent Lamn E,o

e,an new type of incandesccpt Ian,,
Vian nt mas recently been pcrrootaa %'nl II
70 'thna, Una, the essential feature ~ ,n,,, Il, 4,
tn0 tT 'ne use Of bornitrate as motnr,o, mn,en t
similar t'ent; te The lamp gives IIeHt
mcnt antI 20 mat mat Of the ordinary fInt
liro or ana hnests tests have shown an oyoro ' 90
stotod ", ., netwcen 800 and 400 hours II 10 So
not oroa 'Iat the cost of manufactnro &C. S
10 Ur ~, sreater than that of the or',ino ID 10
~ &C.. &C. Up to the present only Inm'ny
oariIy 90 hl'y and 100 volts and th,rt" lips ni
mn"t 'o power power have been produced Tho ,rho
iost important feature of Ieu %,e Inc
> lts nigh efficiency. .'e iulnp
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
Golden Eagle knights.

Reports of the work done during
1903 are being received and show the
year was most prosperous one for
the order.
The Knights OF the Golden Eagle
Home and Orphanage association OF
Pennsylvania is meeting with great
success.
York conclavc OF Pennsylvania was
recently presented with a gold mount
ed gavel for having attained q mem
bership of 300.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
c7Zs7.H e gSsS, N.E:x,atA

Tho keystone says: 'Jerusalem
chantcr, No. 3. of Philadelphia, is the
oldest existing chapter OF Royai Arch
NJosons in America. The minute DOCKS
arc in existence and show that the
cbrntor existed as n Royal Arch lodSe .
in 17G1, two years prior to st. An !
! drcyy's chapter of Boston, which was
| instituted Aug %, 1TG9.'
The contributions to the English Ma
sonic charities in 1908 amounted 10:
benevolent institution, $1350oo; the
Girls school, $l50,000: the Boys
school. Sl25 900, total OF $445,oOO.
Prairie lodge of Paris, ILL.,, had pre-
sertcd to it at its installation haho,
! some gavol made of five dihefen'
kinds of wood from Palestine.
The Masonic Standard says not only
orord masters. but grand high priests
md grand commanders, are warning
tbo Masons under their care against
Z the danger of carelessness In investl-
; rotinc the character and antccedcnts
OF applicants for the degrees.
Joscph S. Miner WAS installed re-
e comfy for the forty-frst consecutive
y year as the secretary of Brearlcy chap
'e tcr Of Bridgeton (N. j. Royal Arch
in the ranks Of the order.
The noted western Mason, Father
William X. Wheeler, lately. at the ag'
of ninety, conferred the Master Ma
l" sons degree in Doric lodge of Crane
on Rapids. Mich.
-. Sound "borsc sense" is the first G:
~ scntiol to n good wOrshipful master
no Ritunlist!c ability Is a secondary col
- si1crotion. No amount of the htt'
,nn will serve the lodge as Il substitute II
IN. the forner.--Masonic Trowcl.
,lic Plans are in contemplation for the
IN curing of Scottish Rite cathedral
NC Wheeling for tho benefit of the Scotu
on, pito Nnsons of West Virginia. W
,-o, hove crown from handful to 400 in
and few years.
nee Roports read at the recent session
the prand chapter, Royal Arch Maso
amt of Michigan show membership III
es- Jurisdiction of 10000. NJ. b. McGee
Ex- rrystal Falls was elected grand III
lden priest.
of q At the recent session of the Sr;
.nds. lodge of Michigan the secretary rep'
end. ed n membership in the state or oo.'
and During the past year 3,24S new III
the bers were enrolled.
who Washington commandcry, No. 1,
are r.. of Washington recently ccicor'
Is on the seyenty-ninth anniversary or
who ,ssuoncc of it's charter. This comm;
ming cry was chartered Jan. ii, 1879, IN
crate closing weeks Of President NOM
rants administration.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
knights of Malta.

Gerard commandery of Rochester,
N. Y, recently held jubilee in COM
memoration of having reached the 400
mark I'm membership.
The knights OF Malta have contrib
uted large sum for the relief of tho
fever stricken In Butler, Pa.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
Photographs Nerve .a.

H. t"i n Prhtier in n communication
IT, 'ne Paris Academy of Sciences
,Dru an interesting discovery rs 70
IaosSlpiiity of photographing muscn
lElu nervous activity on n plate cov
tln, dmi'h a layer of pladn cyanure Of
Eous sensations and impressions
Iuscuiar efforts are flashed on tIo
sbm b fo,. produce special fluorcscence,
L. lor instance, the action OF tho
pno muscles of the interior o. the M
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25

tn, ...taH!!seGscent II,ss ..'.. =. ~ en-
copper plate was plnccd l. vi 'his
'ppeu|in% piece of choose -, ana
floor l'' olna pia'e was placed on Tho
tho cn"t ",'iloSt' but not quite. touchina
of ,i '"t copper plate. The return WIS
cor,,' '',c' hut#cent light circut ,.a,
,'o''c" Tno with this second plato vas
rio,l ."ccSe' OF course. was IN r,,u
ha,o VIi me floor, ana notbipo. no,,,i
, looked more innocent D.
oonn n II Il rat would first ston nn ~ ="
t,,nn pel pl'tc connected with thn
nn,, WIRE. 80 far nothing wouId ha,1
," ~ uist'lrD the peace of mini 90 H,'f,
.'snp, Ills next move ho,,.n 'IS
D'Iu De TO place his forefcot -, w. VI
bod r'e i NO. !, on which the chnod
r.n. 'a oeeil placed The instant tbo ceSt r
oo,, W. inc rat touched this niooa 20
on tI, DIS MS hind feet would sim W.
nIota ~ "'cohu copper, he woulI co,y
wo,,I, 'icciric circuit. The curro,,.
,ro,,ia 1loo' through his BODY, md ho
'' urop dead before bc bod ti,,. nc
utter squeak "' ''i'o time to
mere was nothing aboui +,,>
:, vance TO indicate Il tran oron .Uii- %
a'cHt ana wlsest rst. Tho chon.a '''e
:. pi'ih sight ana apDarcrtI, o was
80 ana by its smell ottroctoa 's 20 -.
,holo arro, o.er the warehouse. The '
hat evan "seinent tIe looked so innocent .
,cir nra,,o um lne sight of the bodies Of I
wav eutressors the n',rs did not frighten f
10 oftor .uhsry rats. On the morn (
as frst tnts, tne rat electrocution trap"
ts TO r mrs. tried over n score Of p Ioaa
IF n ,,o.d iound. The next cvcnin~
- ,'oot' =" uozen similar traps were s snt
e. "ertihg =. with the success Of , tbn
~ n was was was plain that the rat oucs.
nso ~ was B settled, so far as that woro
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
II Sawed His Leg.

g2P. \. Danforth Of LaGrange, GA; sur,
fered for six months with ffrighttul
running sore on his leg; but writes that at
Hucklcn's 'Arnica Saive wholly cured II
in i've days. For Ulcers, WOUNDS,
Piles, it's the best salve in the world
| ONLY 25 cts. Sold by f. Q. Duke, drug
| gist.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
ElECTROCUTlNG RATS.
How n Rochester (N. fD GRAIN house
Extcrminutes Its Pests.

A firm Of warchouscmcn in RocheS-
tor \ v has evolved Il novel method
for DISCRIMINATING the hordeS Oh r"tS
which infcst it's grain bins ana Worh
great damage therein. 1t Is caplta'
punishment by electrocution.
The warehouse is lighted with III
condcscent electric lights, which, how
ever. are seldom used at night. FIRST
nat piece of, copper was placed o, OF
the hoor in one or t;vv S2rneJSs q II
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
Volunteers.

A story which is told of a small Doy
who declared that he would be neitner
soldier nor sailor lest he should De
killed or drowned, but would be Fo'-
unteer like his father, is rather severe
on the citizen soldier Twas ever mus
Pitt, provoked by the conditions I'M
noscd by volunteers when Napoleon,
was eynected to bob up in Engiaho
,,,,th an army at his back, made mar
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
working Overtime

tin Iit,, no1r laws are ignored by tbo.o
Lii,ai i''ie w2rkers-Dr. Kings oS' Non'
nil Is Millions are always at = Wy mew
1ni y ry, ruay, curing Indigestion BiIiN
mi SSotnstlpation, Sich Headacbe
rd stomach, Liver and RUme' R"ne'
ri Easy, pleasant, ""S safe Bowel owe
at L. y. Dukes drug store o'
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
Lover of the Mountains.

"Do you like mountain scenery"
'T might as we'll"
"'Nfight as wellr I fear don't get
your meaning"
81 might as well like 1t, for I can't
change it."-uouston Post.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
Felt the Limitations.

with all of his wealth old buiiioh
does not appear TO be happy"
"No: he is kicking because ne WAS
not born Oh Jupiter. 1t would oe 50
much larger to own.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
Traded Laps.

She was raised in the lap of luxury
on n strictly modern plan,
But when she grew up she preferreo -
sit
In the lap of a nice young man.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
q NEW LGSGLAR ALARM.
clever Invr..<Ion of Il Young Ne"
N.~;s Accountant.

A portab. ygrclar alarm which can
be readily attached to any door, WIN
dow or transom * the invention oil AT
-. Il. &,v.,h.n oc New York. young
accountant connected with large eN
porting house in that city.
This alarm. which Is commehaaoi'
FOR lis simplicity, consists OF smai
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
Stuck on Himself.

"IIow does It happen that rich
young man like Blinks never feh III
lovc?'
"Ie is too much of an cSotist.'
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
When the cat looked at the king II
did not show any surprise.

When the cat looked at the KING II
did not show any surprise.
Eggs are so high the hens must DC
up in q balloon.
When a man is living in clover lie Is
ont to get n bee in his bonnet.
Some pictures seem made to look AT
some to break you Of the habit.
Water won't run up hill because IL
| isn't built that way.
| When tie devil wants TO be reaiis
mean he asks the iceman IL II Is ho
enough for him.
4 stitch in Time probably hurts IN
old fellow the same as it does any on
| else.
Cast your bread upon the water an
thc suckers will return for many days
] The worst casa OF uj1aaiidings ar(
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
ST. VALENTINE

Valentine. St. Valentine
Best of saints and quite benign,
When 1t Is your special dSiy
Postmen loaded like dray
In cxpectant boxes shove
Tender little notes OF love,
Mingled with the story old
Comics" awful to behold!
Then II is the bashful swain
Sends n note to Mary Jane.
Hoping that the girl will guess
Who It was wrote the address
With tho tender note inside
In n sweet blue ribbon tied,
And his heart 4 short rib knocks
AS he drops 1t in the box.
Izz5:.H:3;z g j. 5''='.:::I;z=a.z> !: :: g
I;ut the letter man is sore;
10 his mind ii is bore.
He cannot sec any sense
Going to big expense
Just to send Il loving line
Or a silly valentine
AS he trudges down the ROAD
Underneath the mushy load.
'Tis by you, St. Valentine,
Is inspired tho loving line,
But the comics" rude and guam
They arc by some other saint,
Full of mischief and of EAll,
Sent that pride may have q iall.
Valentine. St. Valentine.
Fest of saints and quite benign!
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25

The most downtroaden thing
the house is the carpet, but wA
aroused it makes the dust fly.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25

| lheS with many
J." our town will te
at present.
for seed are in great
ighborhood caused by
the bank during the
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25
PERI PARAGRAPHS.

\ prcachar is first aid to the injured
when Cupid has made the trouble
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25

Women who attend bargain SAFES
should be equipped with Tenders
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25

Some pictures seem made to look al
some to break you of the habit.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25

more CITY IKE CHd1'
Sweet potatoes
demand in this n,
potatoes Iotting i
winter. ~n
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25

Water won't run up hill because 1t
isn't built that way.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25

When a man is living in clover he
ant TO get a bee in his bonnet
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-03-25

Eggs are so high the hens must be
up in balloon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-07-15
Important Notice.

The Western Steam Feather Reno
waiting Company have located at Car
son City. Nevada at No. 81 S. Carson
Street Feather beds and pillows reno
waited. Old and new feathers properly
cured and thoroughly disinfect Ell.
Don't miss the opportunity to have
your feathers purified.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-07-15
A DESERVED COLLAPSE.

1t is not often that the great news
papes of great city join in the un-
animous approval of the collapse Of
a Sunday observance movement, but
this is what has happened in Philadei-
phia. The Sabbath association "
Philadelphia some weeks ago started
a crusade for the rigorous observance
of all laws prohibiting the transaction
of business on Sunday. The sale of
intoxicants was stepped, as was the
sale of cigars and soda water and
everything else practically except ice.
Then the Association undertook 10
prohibit the sale of ice.
For two or three Sundays the effort
met with success, notwithstanding the
fact that great hardship was worked
on hundreds of costumers. 1t was
shown that in Philadelphia there were
many families who had no method Of
keeping ice. They buy a little bit Of
it every day and place it in bucket
or some similar utensil. When they
were deprived of the privilege Of
buying ice on Sunday their milk sour
ed, their children suffered and they
felt like cursing. if they did not actual
ly curse the sabbath association.
When these facts were made ap-
parent the announcement was made
that the sale Of ice in small quaint
ties on Sunday might be resumed, and
it has been. 1t seems inhuman in the
extreme to insist on the enforcement
of the laws that work unnecessary
hardships 1t is true that laws should
either be inforced or repealed, but
there is no SPECIFIC ordinance in Phil
adelphia against the sale of ice On
Sunday. The practice was reached
through a general law. There is such
a thing as constructing a law with
decent moderation.
The surest way to bring abaut the
general Sabbath dissertation is to i'll
sist on an iron cad observance CT
every law relative to the Sabbath. II
is surely not Sabbath Dissertation t.
sell few pounds of ice on Sunday
Rather it is the work of both neces
sity and mercy. There is very en-
minent authority for the statement
that The Sabbath was made for man
not man for the Sabbath" Sunday
has become a day on which the PEG
pie can enjoy themselves, within reas
enable limits
AS long as they do not Interfere il
anyway with the rights of others, a.
long as they go about their AMUSEMENT:
their recreation, their rest, in an or
derby way, they should not be intern
fered with
IIHIIIIIIlI!!!!!
Phil Jacobs, the well known bus
ness man Of Reno, has begun suit TO
divorce from his on the ground tina
she neglected her house hold duties.
Indications are that a Mormon Sc
telement will be established in Churcl
ill county, along the line of the go
eminent irrigation system.
l.. R. Ames of Smith Valley came i
last evening. He reports everythin
flourishing out that way
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-07-15

DIRECTORS.
p H. Petersen,
Wilson Woodbury..
g. Hickey PRESIDENT George H. Meyers First Vice PRESIDENT
c. 7. Bender Vice
J. 7. and
Geo. Cashier
G. Cashier, Agency Tonopah.
SAFE DEPOSIT DE FARTMENT.
HUNDRED SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES cen placed
valuable jewely yearly
application .ta:.,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-07-15
Wanted.

A seven or eight room house. Give
price and situation with full partic
ulars. Leave word at the Brisu
House.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-07-15

Hot Tamales at Mrs Nuss's day OF
ngith One block west of Eagle Mar
ket.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-07-15

G. w. Friend, Optician.