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The Washington times., 1905-08-20
At Bar Harhnr

Lieutenant Nirnstein, OF No. engine
company, left the city with the members
of his family yesterday for Bar Harbor
where he Will spend his vacation.
Miss Matte Martin who resides with
Mrs. Dunnington. at 622 North Carolina
avenue, Is spending her vacation at
Piney Point for two weeks
Mrs. J. II. Gates and her TWO children
Of 1895 Eleventh street. have returned
from vacation al Atlantic City.
Miss Lille MauEle. of a2f Sixth straar
southeast. has left town for New York
city. where she will stay wita friends for
two weeks.
Private G. W. TenIey. of the engine
company. had the toes of one foot Sc
riously injured one day recently. He was
leading q horse at the engine house
when tho animal accidentally stepped on
his foot. mashing his toes badly
Timothy Bride and family. Of l33 +
street southeast. left the city Tuesda,
. on a trip 10 Baltimore by sea, and re
turned home yesterday.
Maurice Walsh, of 207 Second street
has returned from trip to New York
Robert ". Burroughs left ths CITY
Saturday for a visit 10 his home ir
Cattaraueus. n Y. where he expects I,
stay three weeks.
Edward Gibbons, of 125 B street south
east. has just returned from Colonial
Beach, where he stayed a week
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SOCIETY NEWSOF THE WEEK

Of ST. Louis. and a few otherg. A sup
per followed the game.
On Tuesday evening one of the hand
soonest card parties OF the season was
given by Mrs. Edward NJ, Yickery, of
Baltimore. The winners Of the prizeE
We're Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Carusi and
Mrs. Walter A. Wells. OF Washington:
Mrs Charles Carver, Mrs Jordon, OF
Philadelphia; Mrs, Lewis Of New Or
leans; Mrs. RitoIlie McGrair, Of Charles
ton: Mrs. A. W. Armstrong. of Alex
andria, Va; Mrs. ". G. Noting. and
Mrs. W. a. Beasley. of Baltimore
Wednesday evening q large subscip-
ton euchre was played in the ballroom
under the direction Of Mrs. E. F. Mack
all. Of Washington The prizes we're
woi3 by Mrs. Eugene Carusi, Of Wash
ington: Mr.. and Mrs. Jones' of Norfolk,
and Mrs. Garrow Lucas.
Wednesday evening a beautiful ger
man was given by the young gentlemen
at the Springs. About fifty couples took
part in the cotillon, which was led by
Herbert Hart Boyd. OF Philadelphia
Thursday morning two parties from
the Springs made the ascent to EazIs
Rock. the highest summit Of the sur
rounding mountains, to see the sunrisa.
The first party left the hotel immediate-
ly after the german, at a. M. ard In
cluded Mrs. Gossler. Of Pittsburg: the
Misses Hodge and Miss Mary Coates.
Of Philadelphia; J. Faunce Brady, OF
Baltimore, and Miss Cassin, Miss Fuse
bia Fox, Carlton Fox, Gustav Thonp-
son, and L. NJ. Rosenbaum, all of wash
ington.
The second, or relief party, under the
guidance Of Mrs. Margaret Dickinson.
OF Washington, followed two hours later
and after steady climb of three miles
found their predecessors comfortably
ensconced on the top of the peak around
a gypsy fire, breakfasting on sandwich
es and hot coffee. while enjoying a. twen-
ty-mile view Of the surrounding coun-
try.
Among the smaller events of the week
was supper given after the german bv
j. p and Branch johnson, of Norfolk.
IN honor of Miss Daisy Maekau. OF
Washington. The additional guests were
Mrs Clark, Miss Roller of Harrison
burg, Va, Miss Jones. and Mr.. Jones.
Of Norfolk; Mr. Keith, of New YORK
and Robert Conrad, Of Winchester. Va.
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Work of Repair.

The Ffremen's Insurance Company has
commenced the work of repairing prem
ises 1885 Thirty-fourth street northwest.
belonging to Peter J. Clarke, which was
damaged by fire some days ago.
Charles Cox, = former student of
Georgetown University. is now private
secretary TO Prof. Alexander Graham
Bell, of 1928 Connecticut avenue north
west
Milton T. Elgin, formerly manager of
the Georgetown branch of the Western
Union Telegraph Company. is employed
by the same company in New York city.
Special collections will be taken UP at
the services at Trinity Church today
to pay for repairs to the exterior of the
edifice.
Daniel Ready died at the Georgetown
University Hospital of typhoid fever.
He was i'll about two weeks. He was
about twenty-five years Of age, and the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ready, of
9407 y street northwest.
Misses Glars, Nettie and Sadie Sherier
are spending the month at Holly
Springs. Md.
Miss Katherine Perry, of S501 Madison
street northwest, is visiting friends in
Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs. William H Stomback.
OF 1888 NJ street northwest, are spend
ing a week at Luray. Va, their former
home.
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At Silver Spring.

Mrs. c. L. Bennett, OF 1912 E street,
Is visiting relatives near Silver Spring,
Nd
james r Williams, an enploye of
the War Department. living at 1910
Maryland avenue. goes ON leave this
week He will spend two weeks at
Laura. Va. his old home, visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. +. A. Hicks and children have
just returned 10 their home. 7o7 Twelfth
street. from a two weeks stay at La
Plata. Nd
T. S. Stevens, OF 1913 II street, left
town yesterday far Maron Grove Camp,
Va, where he will remain several DAYS.
The Rev. c. S. Abbott. assistant pas
tor OF the Church of the Good Shepherd.
and Chorister George N Webster have
jrst returned to the city with the choir
keys Of the parish from a weeks outing
at q camp at West River, six miles
from Chesapeake Beach. There were
twelve boys in the party. and the time
was spent in playing ball. fishing. and
other outdoor sports.
Private J. E. Peterson. of No. pre-
cinct, is or twelve days leave at his
old home n the Empire State.
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From Norfolk, Va.

Mrs. r. W. Gleeson. of S26 Eleventh
streex, with her son and daughter, have
just returned from q visit to Norfolk,
Va.
Arrangements were completed Thurs
day evening by the Centennial Social
CIrcIo for a lawn fete to be held Tues
Gay evening on the grounds beside the
church, corner Eighth and / streets
The circle was entertained at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Holland
556 Sixth street, on Monday evening.
l.. T. Wright will supply the pulpit OF
the Centennial Baptist Church this
morning.
Miss Evanna Hid. of 1911 Emerson
street, returned to the city from a visit
to Norfolk last Wednesday.
Mrs II. r. Biggs, of 525 Fourteenth
street. and Mr.. and Mrs. 'Dowling, of
523 Fourteenth street. returned Tues
day from a two-weeks visit in New
York
Elbert Holland of CSC Sixth street, is
visiting friends near Fredericksburg,
Va
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street northwest. Is at Hornellsville, y
Y, where he will stay several weeks.
Mrs. Charles is spending the summer
there
W w Jordan, formerly lieutenant
commanding. the Seventh precinct, and
Mrs. Jordan. are spending the summer
at Round Hill. Va
Mrs Goodman, wife Of Desk Sergeant
Samuel Goodman. of the Seventh pre-
cinct, and daughter. are spending sever
al weeks in Virginia.
Miss HoltSTnan, of Dunn barton avenue,
who was almost suffocated by gas last
week, has entirely recovered.
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family. are at Colonial Beach spending
a few weeks.
Mrs. Wilkinson and Miss Sarah WIKI
nson. OF Fas fax county, are spend
ing the remainder of the summer at
Orkney Springs.
Commonweaith's Attorney s. G. Brent
last week paid a visit TO his family who
sfe spending the summer at Orkney
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid. accompanied b.
Miss Grace Reid, Of Fairfax county.
are in Rawley Springs for the sum
ner.
George and John Proctor have re-
turned from a trip to Colonial Beach.
Mrs. Fannie Hill. a well known Fair
fax county woman was paralyzed al
her home near Pohiek last week
r. p w Garnett paid a visit to
friends in occoquan and in Essex. coun-
ty last week.
Mrs. James E. Alexander was IN at
tendance at the Loudoun camp meet
ing last week
DR. J. H. Bitter visited friends a.
Mortified last week.
Misses Mary Nugent and Margaret
Green were In shepherdstown. ". Va,
last week, where they were the guests
Of friends.
Sherman Fowler is IN Ulster county,
y. Y, spendine his vacation.
Miss Rosa Sherwood is at Woolsey,
Prince William county.
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Young Men on Vacation.

Francis E. Foley. Ward Fleharty,
Ralph Fleharty, Philip Inch. Frederick
H. Pitzer and Edward A. Oldham, left
the city Friday evening of last week
for Betterton, Nd. Friday night alid
most OF the next day were spen- In Be- l.
timore, and O'Clock Saturday afternoon
the party left Baltimore 1o- Betterton.
Three members of the party 'ctUrn"a II
Washington Sunday night but the re-
naming four, Messrs. Foley, Inch,
Ralph FIeharty. and Pitz@r, are staying
at the Hotel Rigbie at the popular
Maryland resort for TWO weeks.
Charles Henderson and family, Of 724
Sixth street. are now at Ocean Grove,
N /
Miss Elsie Spinner. of 255 Second street,
and Atlantic City.
Miss Hines, of Seventh street south
east. who has been very i'll for the past
several weeks, is said TO be slightly iu2-
proved.
Mrs. Mary Schneider. of 220 East Cap
itol street, is entertaining two nieccs
who are visiting in Washington frCm
New York.
William Buckingham, of 21S Eighth
street southeast, who, during the sum-
mer has been a member Of Prot Donch 5
orchestra. at Capron Springs. ". Va.
viii resume his usual position in the or
ton. September 4.
Mrs. Charles II. Brooke is staying at
the Breakers. Ocean City. Md.
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Returned From Germany

The many friends on Capitol Hill Of
Miss Irene Dieterick will be very glad
tc hear of her return to this city frora
Germany during the past week. Two
years ago Miss Dieterick left the city.
with her father. for Germany, where
she has been completing iler musical
education along both vocal and instru-
mental lines Miss Dieteriek is grad
uate Of Business High School.
Miss Anita Dieterick, who accom-
panied her parents t Germany about
the middle of June. returned to Wash
ingtoE with her sister and parents. and
did not follow out her first intention
Of remaining in Germany for a year or
two. and studying music, as her sister
did
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Judge DOGGY Here.

Judge Edward DOGGY and his daugh-
ter, Miss Helen DOGGY, OF PittsfieId,
H., are the guests OF his brother.
James DOGGY, sos Massachusetts ave-
nue.. Judge DOGGY received a large num-
Der of his Illinois friends Monday even
ing from S to 10 o'clock.
Miss Cora L. Trewolia, of 1l2 Fourth
street southeast has returned from a
trip to Atlantic City and Trenton. y.
]. Miss Maude E Trcwolla has just
returned from a stay at Colonial Beach.
Miss Julia Strombergcr. Miss Alice
Strornberger ana Miss Emily Hunt, of
Capitol Hill, have left the city for a
trip to Boston and tour of the New
England States.
Mr., Jesse p. Nussear has left the city
for New York and Atlantic City where
he will spend several weeks.
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SOCIAL CLUB MEETS.

The WashIngtonian Social Club held +.
meeting last Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss Edith Appleby. II K street
northeast Various games were PLAYED
during the evening.
All retired later to the dining room,
where repast was served to the mem.
bers and friends present. Dancing feI-
lowed until a late hour
The next meeting will be held Monday
evening at the same place. Among those
present were the Misses Marion Cid
dings, x. Slater. A. Kahler, A Lusky,
-dith Appleby, A. saxton. Mrs. B. Lea
man, and c, n. Phelps, N. AppIeby. F.
Myers. #. n. Cole. NJ. iLeaman, w.
Harvey, r. Leaman. J. Turner, Y. Lea
man. and Il " White.
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1IafZO1naIar.k.

Mrs. L o. Berry, Miss Carrie Ferry.
and Miss Grace Berry, who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Favorite for the past few days. left
for their home. Troy. Ohio. last Monday.
Charles A. Kingsley, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Berry. while
they were visiting in Takoma Park. re-
turned TO his home in Hartford, Conn,
on Sunday last.
Mrs. Clara Smith. of HyattsyiIIe. Md.
is the guest of Wilton Harvey, her
brother, - his Langdon Heights resi-
fence.
Charles ". King last week transferred
the property known as lot q. square 43,
TO Nicholas H. Shea
The death of Cary D. Giddings. the
seVen-year-old daughter of Mr. SiddinEs.
the WelI-known merchant and wholesale
grocery dealer, occurred at the la&ter's
home last week.
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Married Monday.

George Montgomery and Miss Grace
Day were married last Monday IN St
Joseph's Church, Father Ignatius Fealy
ofneiating.
Miss Mary Roby, who was seriously i'll
with typhoid fever, is now fast recover
ing from the attack at her home. 305
Maryland avenue.
j. y. Langham. assistant auditor gen
eras Of Pennsylvania. and ex-SherlT d.
z. Thompson, OF Indiana county Pa,
were the guests last week of the Rev.
and Mrs. r. r. Riedel, at 922 Maryland
avenue,
Mr.. Langham is a brother OF Mrs.
Riedel and WAS in the city TO visit his
parents, who reside with Mrs. Riedci
The records kept at the Health Office,
snsiuding = map OF the typhoid fever
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Guests at Seminary Hill.

The Misses Wilson are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wise. on Seminary
Hill
C. H. Tfcer is spending few weeks
at Colonial Beach.
DIR. Charles E. Outca1t is spending his
vacation In the mountains Of West Vir-
giTla.
NJ. B. Self is at Atlantic city for few
weeks.
The Misses Brill had as their guest
last week Miss Mary Fl. Dinsmore, of
PhiIade' 1ia.
Miss Minnie Thaler is at Colonial
Beach for q few weeks
Gotieib Kieherer is at~A1die, Loudoun
county. Va.
p F. Dcwney and wife have returned
from Johnstown. Pa
Allen L. Thompson is visiting friends
& Front Royal. Va.
Henry Kelley. who has been the guest
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southeast. has returned from week
stay at Colonial Beach. Miss Portman
accompanied her home. They encoun-
tered some difficulty in coming TO Wash
ington and were obliged to make the
trip in a tug
Joseph F. Arth. the popular drug
clerk in Petrolas drug store on Penn
sylvania avenue, has returned from a
ten days vacation at the Indiana Cot
tage, Atlantic City.
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ROSEBUD TEA

Miss Fredericka D. Smith, OF Berkeley
Springs. W. Va, was hostess at a most
delightful tea Thursday evening. August
II. in honor of her guests. Misses Kath-
ryn Magruder and Gertrude Mildred
Leakin. of Hyattsville, Md
\ choice menu was served in courses
from to o'clock. after WHICH the COM
pany was highly entertained with games
and music.
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cases. show that the northeast section
of the city has been comparatively
exempt from the ravages of the disease.
At this season of the year a great part
OF that section is the most populous
part of the city. and despite this fact
there are few cases of the fever
This seens TO justify the boast made
by some of the old residents that Cap
itol hill is really the most healthy part
of the District,
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In Atlantic City.

Mr.. and Mrs B. r. Shaw. of Third
street southeast. accompanied by their
two daughters, the Misses Edna and
Harriet Shaw, have left the city for At
lantic City. where they viii stay at the
Sterling until September /.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Ebaugh. Miss
Ruth Ebaugh and Master Charles
Ebaugh. of Capitol Hill. are spending a
few days at the NOrdica, Ocean City,
Md.
Elsie J. Harris has transferred lot 75.
square LOIS, on Thirteenth street south
east, between q and l streets, TO Rob
eTt S. Al<ers-
Miss Helen Paul. OF Seventh street
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Georgetown.

DR.. ". d, Brace and wife have re-
turned from Portland exposition. Mrs.
Brace stopped on the return trip In
Pennsylvania 10 visit relatives. Later
Or. Brace will take a trip to Giouces-
ter, Mass.
Mrs. MAY Reinbers and daughter, of
2720 n street northwest, are spending
the summer at Coltons, opposite Colo
hiaI Beach, Va.
Mrs, John F. Costello and daughter
Katherine, of 3J27 p street northwest
and Miss Rena Downing, OF Fourth
street northeast, returned Friday night
from Colonial Beach, Va, where they
spent two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. 3. MayheId and
childrec. of Georgetown, have returned
from Atlantic City, y. J.. where they
spent two weeks at the Princess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raphael a. Casilear, Of
Dupont Circle, left their country home
at Fairfax county, Va, on Friday for
Atlantic City. y. j.. wnere they will
spend two weeks at the Brighton. La,er
Mr.. and Mrs, Casilear viii go on a
Northern tour, including Southern Can
ada.
b. b. Proctor, OF 3146 Dumbarton
avenue northwest, has returned from a
y
Jackson, Va.
Mrs. Grimes at Bluemont
Mrs II. Clyde Grimes, of 3139 n
street northwest, is at Bluemont. Va,
where she will spend ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. 6. Thomas Dunlop are
at Cape May. y. J., for a stay of sew
erai weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Taylor. of a0I5
Du1nharton avenue northwest. have re-
turned from 2 Northern trip.
Miss Katie du Fief, Mrs Walter Ma
gruder. Samuel l.. ShanSs. Harry Car
IEle and Harry and Charles Magruder
Of Thirty-ffth street northwest. are oc-
cupying a cottage at Colonial Beach,
Va
John T. Lipscomb. Of 2S29 n street
northwest. will leave in a few days on
his vacation trip.
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Continued from Fourth Page.)

James Carney and Taylor Carney. of
Churchland.
The newly married couple left IN the
evening for the mountains of Virginia,
and as long as Captain Taylor remains
at the Norfolk naval station. viii reside
either in Churchland or Portsmouth. Va.
Mrs. Thomas zMunroe Elliott announces
the enga cement of her daughter, Miss
Nellie Gait, TO William Madison Mason.
The wedding will take place in Novem-
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Holmes an
nounce the engagement of their daugll-
ter. Miss Bertha, to John Edward HUM,
formerly Of Baltimore, but now OF
Washington. The wedding will take
place September 5. at the Second Bap-
tist Church of which Miss Holmes is q
member.
News comes from Atlanta. Ga, of the
engagement of Miss Ruth Juliet Fowler
of that city. and W. Leroy Wright, jr
of this city. Miss Fowler comes of a
good Southern family and is one of the
most popular young ladies of Atlanta
Mr. Wright is the son of DR.. Wilbur l.
Wright, OF Columbia Heights, thi;
city
Capt and Mrs. Arthur 8. Foster an
12cunce the enga cement of their niece
Miss Elenor j. Eckerson, 10 Lieut.
Richard WetheriIl. Nineteenth United
States Infantry. The wedding will prob
ably take place at MaIabang, Mindanao
T. l., some time in the fall.
Major and Mrs. 2. II. Browne an
1ounce the engagement of their dau6h-
ter. Louise Claire. to Lieut.. Joseph A
McAndrew. Second Infantry. The wed
ding will take place in the early spring
Cards are out announcing the mar
riaee of Miss Margaret Helen Martin
and DR.. Arthur a. Chenay, formerly
OF Detroit, Mich, now of Dallas, Tex.
the wedding to take piece Wednesday
evening. September 6.
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Visiting in Maryland.

Miss Hunter ana Miss Helen c. Cal
vert. of Fairfax county. are in Fred
cric< county. Md. visiting friends
Stephen Taylor, accompanied by his
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Dr.. Moaitt Leaves Washington.

DR. Mofitt. of 127 b street has left
the city.
Miss May Dadasman. of III Seward
square southeast has left two Tor At
Iaatic city, where she VIII spend the
rest of the summer
Paul Repetti. of 81 Pennsylvania ave
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Back From the North.


Dr. William scherer, of $500 O street
northwest, has returned from North
eru trip.
Mrs. Joseph Barron is spending sev-
eral days at Colonial Beach. Va.
The Misses Fannie and Lena Herch-
man, Of Wisconsin avenue northwest
will leave Tuesday on their vacation
trip
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Rheine, of n
street northwest. will return shortly
from Atlantic City. n j.. where they
have been for the past two weeks.
Mrs. p. Z. Hail and her daughter Miss
Adele Hail, of Wisconsin avenue north
west. are spending the summer in Fred
erick county. Nd
Miss Florence Brown, of 31o5 NJ street
northwest, is at Big Springs. Nd, on
a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. william H. Mccoy are
spending a week at Richmond, Va.
Miss Nellie Oetinger. of Nj street
northwest. has returned from Atlantic
CITY. n. j., where she spent week.
!. y
At Colonial Beach.
Mrs. Mary T. Henry, Miss Sarah r.
Wall, and Richard Shottror, of 1919
Thirty-second street northwest. are
spending several weeks At Colonial
Beach, Va.
Mrs. Katie Billeary and her daugh-
ter. Miss Clara Hilleary, of 1914 p street
northwest, are threatened with typhoid
fever
John T.. Schriner of NJ street. near
Thirty-third, has sold his place Of bust
ness TO Martin Mcdonald. the consid-
eratien being 50. 400
Ground viii be broken in a few days
preparatory TO the construction OF four
two-story brick dwellings on the south
side of Prospect avenue, adjoining the
old Ikidwell house. on the west.
D. A. Smith, of Georgetown, is hav-
ing handsome home constructed at
Drummond. near Bethesda, Nd
F. I. Greene has completed his new
home on the Conduit road, west of
Georgetown, D. C, and will move into
ii in few days.
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Mrs. Thomas -Munroe Elliott announces
i the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Nellie Gait, TO William Madison Mason.
The wedding will take place in Novem-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-12-29
LAND SALE.

HoRNBEAK AND BoYED VS.. HANcE
TATE AND STELLA TATEIn the
Circuit Court of Obion County, Ten
nessee
BY virtue of Vead. Ex. issued TO
me by the Circuit Court Clerk OF Oblon
County, Tenn, IN the above styled
cause, will, as Sheriff ofObion Coun-
ty, Tenn, on the
30th day Of December, 1905,
within lawful hours, at tile east door
OF the courthouse ia Union CITY, Ten
nessee, offer for sale and sell To the
highest bidder for cash the undivided
interest Of III. w. Tate in and to the
following described tract or parcel OF
land. Said land is described as fol.
lows. to wit: Lying in the 5th Civil
District OF Obion County, Tenn, and
bounded on the north by Morgan; on
the south by Tate; on the east by Rob
erts, and on the west by Tate. Said
interest OF the said III w, Tate will
be sold subject TO the homestead right
in said land OF Mrs. L, III. Tate.
This the 18th day OF December, 1905.
j. Il. CHILEs, Sheriff,
Obion County, Tenn.
Lannom 4 Stantield, Attorneys for
plaintiffs
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A New Book.

have just received from the
publishers a new book which will
interest very nearly all Christian
people. The title of the new book
is, The Seventh Day Sabbath and
Immortality The book contains
200 pages and is neatly and sub
stantially bound in cloth 1t is,
without doubt the most exhaus-
tive discussion of the abrogation of
the seventh day Sabbath and the
institution of the first day of the
week as the Christian Sabbath,
extant.
The headings TO the sixteen
chapters In the book are as follows:
1. different Methods OF Comput-
ing Time" 2. The Six Days of
Creation" 3. mo Succession of
Seventh Day Sabbaths. 4. "Dif-
ferent Sabbaths and Sabbatic
Periods. 5. The Origin of the
Seventh Day Sabbath 6. THE
Fourth Commandment in the Deca-
logue Not Transferred to the New
Testament. 7. Laws Respecting
the Seventh Day Sabbath Abrogat-
ed" 9. 1.-The First Day of the Week
Instituted as the Christian Sab
BATH 10. OBJECTIONS to the First
Day of the Week, as Day OF Wor-
ship, Answered IL. observance
of the First Day of the Week
Traced Back to the Apostolic Age,
Commentators Lexicous. Encyclo-
pedias and Church Fathers Quoted.
IL. "Abrogation of the Covenant
Made at Sinai" 49, "Abrogation
OF the Law Given Upon Mount
Sinai" IA. "Ten Formulated Argu-
ments With Proof Texts Compiled,
Proving the Abrogation of the Sew
enth Day Sabbath" IS. "Seven
Formulated Arguments With Proof
Texts Compiled Proving the Insti-
tuition Of the First Day of the Week
as a Day of Worship 1e. THE
Immortality Of Man, With Eighteen
Formulated Arguments, w III
Proof-Texts, Proving Mans Inn
mortality. Also the Scriptures ex-
planned and arguments answered
which are urged by Seventh Day
nd those who maintain
that man is wholly mortal"
Send $l.00 by postofice order or
letter to ]. Fl. Milburn,
Union City, Tenn, and get the
book.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-12-29
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Election in August, 1906.
FOR SHERIFF.
JOHN e. FINCH.
FOR TRUSTEE,
s. T. HAYDON.
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK,
S. T.. HOWARD.
FOR CIRCUIT COURT CLERK,
J. NJ. HICKMAN.
FOR REGISTER,
p. Fl. OWEN.