davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-05-13
we II make special prices to introduce the famous
Defender line of Undergarments.
Drawers.

Women's $1.00 Drawers Soc
or fine sheer nainsook-lawn
ruffle-fnished at bottom with
clusters of tucks-f ounce trim
med with three-inch Pointe de
Paris lace-$1 90 values-in this
sale 69c.
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'rices for this Sale in Our Big Dry Goods Room.

SO inch Black Tafeta gadethis S100
36nch Pong Silk specially stylsh75cent yaue-in
inch White Wash
1000 yards Moha
separate skirts and black widths
assortment
Attend this Sale with expectations high. We dippoint.
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Our First Grand Sale of Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
Petticoats.

$1.25 Petticoats CSC
OF good cambric-deep tiounce-
three-inch Point de Paris lace,
alternating with three clusters
of tucks above flounce-bottom
finished with two-inch hem
81 rs value-in this sale CSC.
ST. SO Petticoats silly
Made of excellent quality cam
bric-knee flounce with twOrows
of four-inch cluny lace and three
rows of clustered tucks-$1 SO
values-in this sale silly.
SOC Umbrella Drawers $50
Full width-of good muslin-four
hemstitched tucks and two-inch
hem on bottom-all sizes SOC
values-in this sale 35c.
SOC Umbrella Drawers 45c-
Extra wide fiounce, with two
rows of two-inch torchon lace,
edged with same-all sizes-59c
Value-in this sale 45c.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-05-13

gm n @ o antry unHtons Every is CT
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=. o. SIT II IlAINO Co.
Bradbury building. l=2S Pa Ave
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liz .tY Ph---.as.-I, I'd 81. & Pa ave. Sc.
W. . FURR, cor Sth and Nd. ave ne.
WI. 9. GENTNER. cor. i4th and u sts. NV.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 7th St. Rhode
Island ave. and r 81. NV.
CHAS c. HORNUNG, Christiani Pharmacy
sW cor 3th and n SITS NV
W. ARMSTRONG, cor. 9TH and II SITS. ne.
CHAS- H. BLUMER. y. Cap. and X SITS. ne.
u. A VEITCH. goth and NJ SITS. NV.
QUIGLEYiS PHARMACY, elst and G SITS. NV.
O'DONNELL DRUG CO.. cor. Sth 8 z sts, &c.
". Il. CLARKE, 12ls 32d 81. NV
DODGE a. CO., cor. 18th and l. NV.
II. T. BUTTS. cor. 4th ST. and Mass. ave NV.
l. 7. TAYLOE cor. 9th and p SITS. NV
~. S. FEALY, NV. cor. nth ST. & Pa ave Sc
y. d COBI-ENTZ cor. Fla. ave & n. Cap. ~
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave. nv.
CHAS. =. CAMPBELL. cor. % and y SITS ne.
y HUGO EISENBEISS. cor. 9th & 3 sts- sW.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Gran Shooter Paws Penalty.

Twenty-Five dollars fine or three
months in jail was the penalty imposed
by Judge Kimball in the Police Court
today upon James Adams, a negro, who
pleaded guilty to permitting a crap
game at his home. 1000 Twenty sixth
Street northwest, last night
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Wilson & Mayers' Wednesday Sale

10 a. m, 1927 and 1929 G ST. Furniture
and new rugs; almost everything need
ful for the home Goods on exhibition
Tuesday. You en- save money here.
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Has resumed business in the Center
Market, south end Of middle aisle OF
the eth 81. wing New York Roast Beef
and all prime cuts of Beef Lamb, and
Veal at the lowest market prices. Corn
Beef a speciality.
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FOR sALE-BIcYcLE TIRES.

REAL HARTFORD TIRES 81 3d. put on
Bicycle repairing at lowest prices. Fifty sec-
ond-hand bicycles all makes. cheap Tires
vulcanlzed, zoe Place your order with Us
for your Christmas bicycle See - T.
HUNTER. THE BICYCLE NAN, 811 2 81.
nv and ll3 Pennsylvania ave. nv. noSl-3t
REAL HARTFORD TIRES. sls5. put on.
written guarantee only ask comparison WI
caufzing zoe guaranteed JONES IlhE
WORKS 602-604 + ST nolo-5t-exSu
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Cas- Radiators only 20.

Neat style, good make. prompt delivery.
616 18th. c. A. Muddiman & Co. 1204 @.
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NEW EST styles "a mems clothing, furnish
lnes and hats. Reasonable prices. Privileges
of charging purchase. J. & ~. EISEMAN.
sl5 7th 81 nv. 0csl-tf
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BIRDS. DOGS. ETC.

FOR sALE-Young parrots. oanaries. rab-
hlis. guinea pigs. dogs. cats. and pets Of all
kinds. Birds boarded for the summer.
sCHMID's BIRD STORE. ne 18th 50. NV.
ana ~ ST. ie20-u
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wANTED-AUTOM0BILEs.

WASTED-A second hand runabout automo
bile, steam or gasolene preferred. Addres
BOX 1872 this ONCE nOaO-3t
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WANTED-A woman 10 cook. wash and iron
small family references. 1877 18th 81. nv.
IL
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SPIRITUALISM-Clair business and
spiritual readings daily 81; meetings each
week. Tuesdays, D. m. Wednesdays 7.s9.
= cents MRS MAY A PRICE. 81 u 81
ne. II
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN ON u. c. REAL ESrAI =
Lowest rates Of interest. Payment on Ffin-
cipai IN amounts OF 500 or more received AZ
any interest period THE +. IL s1lIn
COMPANY. Bond Building. hos New YORK
NV
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real es-
tate at 4. a.. and per cent interest ap7-
cial privileges with respect 20 prior payments =
Large amounts speciality. TYLER 3
RUTHERFORD. 1897 r 81. nv. oels-lt
MONEY TO LOANED 70 s500. Oo0 on D. e
real estate. Interest low and al tfansAe-
tons conducted with economical eonsloef@-
zion for borrowers.
VA IL. SAUNDERS ; CO..
I407 h s.. \. "
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGED house on Roanoke
81. for a business OF farm; near railroad. Al
dress BOX ll9 this Office. n02l-5t
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for Virginia
property, aicely furnished house. centrally
located suitable for transient or permanent
boarders. Address BOX Up this Office.
nOI9-3t
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BOARDING.

WANTED-TWo boarders for nicely furnished
bay-windOw front room, with frst-ciess
board bath So per month for Two, 1925 I'D
ST. nv. n0ZI3-5t
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FOR RENT-oFFIcEs.
FOR RENT-sToREs.

FOR RENT-one large store 1903 Park ct
near 18th; large show windows; hOt-water
neat
ONE hne store. with large basement; IS
-, ne, near Government Printing Or
HSs SO %
noIl-tf
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WANTED-A good capable woman for gen
eraI houseWork. 400 q st., NV. ii
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FOR RENT-FLATs.
GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS FOR HOMEsERKERs.

A neat Groom brick house on o ST. ST 500
near 18th. Special fnr.-..-------.--- = 49,
fine 3-stoFy. l0-r0Om brick dwelling On
? ST. near slst: side alley and & 500
splendid yard. Price .-----.--.----
Two T-room houses. Just west Of George
town; have latrobes and slate man $3.50
tells. Price. each ---------- ~ ?
The Miller Shoemaker heaI estate 60.
MAIN OFFICE. 1923 s2d Sc. Phone vs.. 20
First Ward Branch Office. Pa ave. ana Rock
Greek. Phone West So nc7"-tf
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Best Family Flour $3.50 Barrel.
Johnston's. 7s1 7th Street northwest.
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SEWING MACHINES. from - up. inciudIEE
STANDARD, Paragon, Domestic, White. New
Home. Also Edison and ZoaoDhone Phon0-
graphs. record. and supplies. 215 Peansyivs-
MIA ave Sc. nolR-tf
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It in The
Times Want Ads
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
NICE GROCERY STORE. With four Iirlnr
rooms sc for hxturesi stock invoice; good
trade. an5ther one with nine rooms; oak
nxtuFesi FoOd stock $500. TOWER CO. ga
CIGAR STORE. fine location: fine fixtures.
nne trade; splendid chance for pool $3.50.
TOWER co, sil 7th s., nv. nov2l-st
FOR sAI.E-CbeaD. cake and cracker ta,sl.
ness. viii two horses. tao wagons. must be
sold quick owner leaving city. Apply 1915
~. ia 81. NV novelist
SALOON. northeast. doing average business
30 per day 500. DUGAN. 6lT Louisiana ave.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR BUSINESS. run by
same proprietor twenty years, $500 DuGAN.,
VI. louisiana ave. novzl-3t
SALOON. prominent corner southeast nc
90. 90 louisiana ave. noy2i-sl
wANTED-PABTNER with 500 can secure
plant doing good business: practlcal ma,
preferred Address BOX 2s04 station a.
washington. d. C. nogl-st
GROCERY business. sales $40 daiIv. 40 on
position owner must leave Washington this
neet, MAKE offer NEW YORK BUSINESS
BtOkEEs Oh r. no2l-st
RoOMING HoUsE-Paying business and
heart Il city. your price our price new
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, su +.
no11-3t
HIGH-CLAss grocery sales seooa monfb.
owner retiring; see This il you want high
class business NEW YORK BUSINESS
hhOhEftA, OH r. noel-3t
WANTED good dancer as partner 10 open
dancing school IN ut Pleasant: / furnish mtI-
SIC Aqdress BOA lio. thls once. no1l-3t
WASTED-Person with some once expert
enc Tor active Partnership; $50 and small
bond required. Address BOX leo. this Of
nee. nos8-st
WILL SELL advertising novelty cheap: leav-
Ing city Address BOX is. this Office
BOOKMAKER with 500 wants partner WITH
equni amount 10 act as cashier; excellent
opportunity fer Benning meeting: experi-
eaee unnecessary. Address BOX is. this
Office no20-st
FOR sALE-In central Northwest. An ex-
seilenl Tooming house, fun Of roomers. ami
bringing a nice Income above expenses
May be bought cheap: owner leaving city.
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO. Inc.
ihl G - n. " no2e-2t
CORNER GROCERY. nice cash trade. de-
sirabie nine-room house; rent only s25. in
Guiding store. stock and fixtures viii IN
voice about s425i $3.50 takes d. Address BOX
i9s, this Office noe0-st
CAFE FOR RENT. IN The astoria Apart
ment House. 90 and SITS NV; near Pen
sion Oftice. completely furnished ard ready
for business. mOney-fnaklng chance Tor
hustler. Rent complete, IS. Apply THE
ASTORIA PHARMACY. nozo-u
ONE OF THE INCEST retail BUSINESSES in
Washington; price. s.. 0o9. clearing $500 year.
Address BOX l57. this Office MOIST
FOR SALE-WeI established milk route %
gallons retail and opportunity 10 Wholesale
much more: price moderate Address BOX
IA, this Office. no2e-at
FOR sALE-Coal yard; Old stand. Address
BOX Is6. this Office. nols-St
BEST ROOMING HOUSE in city; pays -
70 so weekly clear. reasons for selling.
price s. coo; no trifers; particulars at inter-
view only. Address BOX l34, this ONCE.
nols-st
WILL RENT dining room and kitchen 70
caterer. s2s New York ave NV nols-st
A GOOD. money-malzing drug store fos sale
Address BOX 81 this ONCE n8ll-ft
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IS Alright Wood Heater, S..
A. EberIy's Sons, us 7th nv.
ConeIusive Evidenee Of Merit.

The growing demand for schneiders
Malt bread Is ample proof Of its sur
passing merit. Order ii and enjoy the
best Good grocers.
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Oysters in Eco Condition

Arrive daily from my own beds, near
Lynn Haven Ray. shucked on premises
here. / will meet the price OF AL COM
cold storage or preventative used
Wholesale sos L ST NV Retail 1916
eth NV. II. ELLSWORTH SANDS.
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ANAcoSTIA

BURYs PHARMACY. cor. Monroe ana JET
ferson SITS
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PERSONAL

WOhklNGMEN often wonder where 10 20
10 save the most; III teii you. a suit or over
coat slightly used tailoT-made from JUSTHg
OLD STAND, 6l8 H. fo3I "a
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

For RENT Building 62I TN 81 NV entire
building can be rented. or the first and sec
ond doors. Reasonabls rent TO good tenant.
x Co. Jenifer Building IN
and u SITS nol7-6t-eKSu
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STORAGE.

WHY Pay MORE7 We store Tor 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE Co, lls-439-fzz
10Th 81 IN. Phone Main tZ21. Oc2ss 500
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WALL PAPER.

WALL. PAPERS. ? cents per roll az CAR
Isle BROS. 64S II 81. ne n0z5-3l
ROOMS PAPERED. sl.75 up; house painting
lowest prices CARLISLE BROS, CAS- Fl 81.
ne. Phone East l2SI. n039-5t
HOUSE PAINTISG-NOw Is the time 70
have that kitchen and bathroom painted and
decorated before the holidays s. up j. II.
BUsHBY CO. 40 Warner ST. nv. n020-st
IMMENSE STOCK-BeauufuI new wall pa
pers just arrived; paperhsnging, painting.
eraining; lowest prices, legal guarantee c0v-
ers al EOrk: postal brings samples an IS
Inmates free ". v MAHONET, s5 Pa
ave. Sc. Telephone East ia F. nols-7t
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50 Ct. Mocha and Java Coffee at % CT
John r Kelly

ARBUCKLE'S COFFEE. 12lz cts ID.
Johnston's. 731 7th 81. nv.
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CIGAR STORE, fine location: fine fixtures
hne trade splendid chance FOR pool $50
TOWER CO, Gil 9Th 81 nv. navel-st
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NICE GROCERY STORE. with four living
rooms; SIC FOR fixtures stock invoice: good
trade. anjther one with nine rooms, oak
5th 81. nv. nov2I-3t
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If you have not
the time to send
or bring your Ad
to The Times or
any of the fol
lowing branch
Offices, just call
up Main 1908
and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge for the
service.
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FOR sALE-rYPEwRITERs.

FOR SALE-Latest model No. Remington
typewriter In hne condition. only $40.
WELLINGTON AGENCY 500 18th ST. NV
no2i-3t
FOR sALE-A new Ideal Hammond type
writer less than two months use. cheap
for cash. Address BOX i43. this once
nO2O-st
FOR sALE-Cheap, Remington typewriter, in
good condition. Sl5 Pennsylvania ave
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FOR sALE-FARMs.

FOR SALE-Il6 acres. good buildings. 10
GIL eth 81. nv. no-l-st
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FOR RENr-~YPEwRITERs.

REMINGTON TYPEWRITER for rent or
sale. IS month. Address BOX 275. City Post
Office. nois-6t
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Rooms; also hall rooms s. and
S.. ZIG nth 81. NV. nO2l-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfunshed rooms
632 East Capitol ST. nOls-3t
FOR RENT-Rooms single or EN- suite; with
private bath; steam heat l256 Columbia road
NV aOi9-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

4 PUPIL Of the Corc0ran Art Gallery wants
10 20 . pupils 10 learn drawing and paint
ing ia charcoal crayons water color, and
oil; price reasonable. MISS A. JUSTINE
ANGELO. 1925 T ST. nv. II
WANTED-Onice attendant tcolored) four
evenings weekly. from Z 10 O'Clock. chance
10 learn shorthand typeWriting. Address
BOX III. this once. II
WAN~ED-Oyster cook. Apply al once. 30
I4th 81. sw- no2l-St
WANTED-We guarantee 10 offer every per
con a position who Joins American Home
seekers Association. 4lS 10Th 81. NV, base
ment. BOWIE Gnc) noS-aOt
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a lot Of secondhand oTgans-best makes at
one-feurth original prices and on very easy
terms.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

VANTED-GeneraI workers chat1bernald.
waitress. cooks; good wages. 100 NeS ioiN
ave.
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! WANTED-Strong boys FOR store delivery.
{ Apply, with references. 10 BRENTANOS ;,
/ 1913 fennsy lvanie ave NV II
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BOARDING.

DINNERS FOR one. s225 per week. for two.
f4.50. 1903 81 81. nv. aols-st
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED - Canvassers 20 sell diamonds
watc' ~ a.. --ti arst-class jewelry and sill
verware. either for cash or liberal credit
terms; bond required. experience unnsces-
sary. collectors and CanVaEsers acquainted
with good trade better their positions;
push IS the only requisite needed. Apply
Manager. .CASTELBEHG'S S55 Pennsyl-
Yania ave. Eel2-mO. fr-tf
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wANTED-A girI for general Homework; ref
ereuce a9l u al NV II
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wANTED-ExpeIienced colored ehambermatd
with reference. LINCOLN HOTEL. 10Th and
III SITS. NV. II
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CeIestfne CulIlngs.

Our p ost office has been moved
to the residence Of Mrs. Striegel al
Miss Eda Schellhase has resigned
Miss Striegel is our new post mis-
tress now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Matthias are
here visiting friends and relatives.
John Tismsn and sister Miss Liz
zie spent Sunday with Misses CARR,
and Rose Schnell.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
Buchler bouncing boy. Mother
and babe are getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Friedman
were visiting at Knoxville Sunday.
Miss Mary Striegel spent Saturday
at Jasper.
Jos. Strsk OF indianapolis is Wis
|iting the family Of Aug. Bates and
other friends and relatives.
Herman Fisher and Miss Mary
Beckman were the pleasant guests
of the family of Joe Reipensill Sun
day.
Ben Schulz and wife spent Sun
day with the latters parents.
Miss Rose Schroeder returned to
her home at Jasper Saturday.
Edna Schellhase was the welcome
guest Of Miss Lena Striegel Sunday
evening.
Frank Huberle OF Jasper spent
Sunday with the family of Adam
Petery.
Mrs. Andrew Hasenaur OF St.
ANTHONY was visiting friends and
relatives here Sunday.
Tony Haas Of Knoxville was here
a few hours Sunday; come agar
Tony.
MoLLIE.
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JASPER INDIANA. FRIDAY. JUNE "a, 1904.

did not sell liquor some Other
would"
And the saloon keeper lives in 9
Iprohibitionist's house and pays REM
money made in the liqnor bust
ness--to a prohibitionist landlord
and the people look on and wonder
and say, SIS that the kind OF stuff
Iprohibitionists are made OFF" and
the cause OF prohibition suffers al
the hands OF its friends.
Some one says, "Where will you
draw the line? II you were a mer-
chant would you refuse to sell the
saloon keeper and his family
&C Cods?"
WOULD. BY the way let it be
said that that woman who is the wife
of saloon keeper and dresses and
lives on the money he makes in the
Liquor business is not more respect
full than he, and deserves no recog
milton in circles Of good society. Ii
Iis not q punishment of the innocent.
Suppose all prohibitionists and
Christians should refuse to sell any
thing to those who are in the liquor
business-whst would the effect beP
| know a preacher who when sa-
loon keeper handed him ten dollar
bill refused to take it saying, "Put
it back in your pocket. don't want
any money made as you make
yours" II all the prohibitionists
were as brave as that Blount, these
fellows would sneak into their holes
and be ashamed OF their shameless
business.
Prohibitionists say to all Chris
tians, "seperste yourselves from the
unclean thing" Let all prohibition
lists do the same. Z. l.. Frazier.
Marion.
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Weather is fine and farmers ar,
cultivsting the corn crop vigorously
Church at Cane creek last Sunday
was attended by a number Of oul
young felix's.
Mrs. Susan j. Parsons bad he
residence repainted last week which
improved il much in appearance.
Clover harvest will soon be here,
there is already soms demand fol
the new crop.
Geo. w. Milburn is giving hii
residence q new coat Of paint this
week which improves its appearance
Q good deal as it needed il very bad.
Harry makes tracks with the toe
pointing in the direction OF Cuzcc
quite often nowadays.
A. L. Stevens purchased 9 new
buggy, look out he may want to be 9
candidate in the near future.
A Reader.
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DR.. CHAPMAN IN LIST.
Speakers Selected for Christian Endea-
yor Convention In Fort wayne.

The state executive committee of
the Christian Endeavor Society have
completed the program in part, pro-
viding addresses as follows at the
state convention to be held in Fort
Wayne June % to 20.
DIR. j. Wilbur Chapman, the Ev-
angelist; Ira Landrith, Chicago;
Won Ogden Vogt, general secretary
of the United Societies Christian
Endeavor; Charles s. Medbury,
Des Moines; Robert Z. Speer, New
York city; Prof. P. P. Bilhorn, Chi
cago, musical director. Some Of the
Indiana speakers will be the Rev. A.
B. Philputt, Indianapolis; the Rev.
II. n. Wilson, Muncie; the Rev.
Frank NJ. Fox, Terre Haute; the
Rev. ID. w. Henry, Upton. c. j.
Orbison, G. Ii. Clifford, Edward w.
Clark and others from indianapolis,
will also speak.
A special rate of one fare, plus
25c, for the round trip has been
made. When the fare is less than
S1.00, the % cents are not charged.
Tickets will be sold June 22 to %
inclusive, and good returning up to
and including July 6.
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NO. A..

OF the familiar sights on land are
seen from the deck. Then the yes-
sci is turned toward the sea and
soon she is but a speck on the wide
water. She is next sighted in the
high lattitudes, ice is seen floating
by in the shape OF hinge icebergs.
The wall OF the eternal ice pack is
approached and finally the daring
adventures find their ship in the
grip Of the Ice King.
Now they take sleds and start on
the last part of the journey to the
Pole which they reach and see the
sun from the north peak OF the earth.
The stars and stripes are unfurled,
three cheers for Uncle Sam are gi-
ven and the party starts on its re-
turn trip.
The Battle Abbey building is a
unique institution and will arouse
the patriotism of all citizens of this
country and win the admiration Of
foreigners.
Ii contains vast museum of the
historical epochs of this country
more important that of the Smith
sonian Institute. In other words ii
will be war relic history of the
United States beginning with the In
dian wars, the French and English
war, the Revolutionary war, the war
of 1912, Mexican war, the struggle
OF Texas for her independence the
Civil war, Clusters last fight and that
OF the conquest of Spain's Colonies
by this country in the late Spanish
American conflict. These epochs
will be illustrated in tableaux. The
most important conflicts being seen
as follows-the Revolutionary war
by the battle Of Yorktown, the war
OF 1872 by the battle Of New Orleans,
the war of Texas for her Indepen-
Ipendence by the battle of Alamo,
the Mexican war by the battle of
Buena Vista, the Civil war by the
battles Of Gettysburg a Federal VIC
tory and that Of manassas Confed-
crate success, thus preserving an eq-
uipoise OF sentiment and the Span
ish-American war by Dewey's VIC
tory in the bay of Manila.
In addition Mr.. Charles Gunther
of Chicago, Ill. has loaned the "Bat-
tie Abbey" building his famous war
museum formally exhibited at the
Libby Prison which is equal to the
world wide famous war museum in
Berlin and is OF more historical va
lue than the one now in the Smith
sonian Institute in Washington.
This vast collection of relics and
battle paintings are so arranged that
any child will understand and by its
aid follow its country's fight for
greatness down to the present. Mr..
Emmet w. Mcconnell whose fertile
brain is the soul of the great COM
bined exhibition in speaking of the
battle Abbey" building in partic-
ular said that no expense or pains
have been spared in preparing the
"Battle Abbey" to be the headquar-
tiers OF the veterans OF any OF the
wars who visit the Fair and he also
makes the promise that everything
will be done for their protection and
comfort