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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
TO ENFORCE ORDERS,
Governor Cox Will Call Out the
Militia if Necessary
49, fI3v a sSnriutc PreSS.) s5i.j9a lttfsstt5
(By Associated Prcss.)

MEMPHIS. TENN, August l9.-Goyer-
nor Cox arrived here to-day from Nash
yillo and held u conferences with Score
tary Albright Of tho State Board OF
Health. regarding the quarantine nov nov
existing at Grand Junction, in EIardeman
county. THAT village has imposed sucr
drastic restrictions that passengers can
not be transferred from one train TO an
other, DR.. Albright, acting for the STATE
board instructed that passengers should Do
allowed to transfer under proper pre-,
cautions, explaining that the, State boare
was paramount In such matters.
4 It Is understood that the Grand Junction
authorities ignored the order Governor
cox ana DR., Albright left for Grana
Junction later In the day and efforts VIII
he made to adjust tho matter. Should
these efforts prove futile 1t is reported
here that tho Governor VIZ send pod'
OF initiate Grand Junction, declare mar
ia, inv, md enforce the regulations OF
Tho state Board Of Health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
WILLARD BEFORE
FINE CROWD
lsneol r % rhe Mines. plspalch.}

III Especial TO The Times Dispatch
WARRENTON, VA, August 19-W.l-
lard spoke to n largo audience Ihere 70.
night He was introduced by Edward
Warrcrton. Mr., Willard apologized to his
audience for his travcl-staIned app pear
a,ce, after a day Of active campaigning.
He was very honrse and 10 Ill appear
ances much fatigued, but his straight
forward delivery appealed strongly to his
llen rers. a$
5.s,""I am not ashamed Of my. record sas q
public man." he said, have always
voted consistently r am charged With
Tho men making this charge llnvo no
ground tor so doing VI He spoke Of the
manner in which his opponents had az
cused him OF being In tcrested In railway
enterprises, which he had furthcred, and
showed clearly and much to his ADVANTAGE
what disinterestcd and generous, motives
led him on in their promotion
"Tf 1t Is wrong to advertise III behalf
of my candidacy, gentlemen, then may I
ask what you Would think Of tho person
who circulated that scurrilous repore
which recently appeared in the Culpeper
Exponent. advertised fairly AID lesiii-
mately. I intend for every man In VIZ
glna to have n fair, SQUARE deal. !
@iIn his dcnunciatlon OF charges made
. BY the Rockingham News and other
averse agents, he was vigorously upheiu
and applaudcd. Once or twice during
the course OF his speech Mr.. Willard lost
K his voice completely, but bis hold upon
his hearcrs remained Unchanged Judge
Mann came In for; q humorous attack,
wherein he was accused Of using rubber
hand stamps In showing his approval OF
certain strong points brought forth BY
his opponents in previous speeches,
Mr. Willard was accorded q very gener-
Gus welcome here tonight, and his pollt-
ical strength at this polnt.Is unquestionea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

the grand jury at the August tern Of the
Hastings Court or the city Of Richmond
or the primary election held IN Inc city
Of Richmond III Jtihe 20, 1905 resulted
unsat lsfactorily N to the peopleyl Of this
city, on account or liz insufflolehcy;}
and IN II v # IA i. SIS ysss
Whereas, charges are being widely
made and calculated that there Is mn ltn-
proper connection between the electoral
tain politicians Of this city; therefore, lti' 1s
be 1t fftNs y Il, q Is s52 rs .ylsi
Resolved, Tint 1t is the sense Of this
mass meeting that tho Judge Of the H.ist-
iflgs Court Of tho city Of Richmond be
respectfully requested to cmpnhel q grahu
Jury Mt tho September term Of tho Htist-
ings Court, composed Of tho most trusted
citizens Of Richmond, nel, who arc above
suspicion Of belng connected IN any way
With int erests that may sway their juds !
,inent, md tint hi. charge them 70 take
the whole subject Under consideration
and mako A. full 4investga ion and port
thereon i!ffs 5& N " " Is " Ell
Resolved, Thnt the thanks Of tho peo-
ple OF the city or Richmond are duo to
the Hon. 8. b. Witt, Judge Of the Hust-.
ings Court Of the city Of Richmond,
for his wise and patriotic charges 70 the
grand jurics which investigated the nj
legged frauds In the recent electioni and
be 1t also IA 5si5s.s . Y. q y !
Resolved, THAT the thanks Of the peo-
pie Of Richmond nre especially due Il 70
Messrs L.. a. Baughman, q. Harvey
Clarke and G. r. Lathrop for the manly
and courageous manner IN which they
performed their. duties MS grand Jurors
in the Investigation Of tho alleged frauds
at the recent primary election, and they
are respectfully requested to make public
the report they offered upon tho same
( to the Judge OF the Hastings Court. u
there Is any way by which they can
lawfully do 30. I'd Y Il, u
y When the names OF Messrs. Bnughman,
Clarke and Llthrop were read, the Vas '1
audience screamed itself hoarse,
Just Us Mr., Royal finished, and tnere
was a silence one Of the crowd slahdlhs
near the stand yelled in stentorlan tones'
~ move that tho resolutions be printed py
Clyde w. Saunders.
The crowd applaudcd and laughed
heartily. Il rr (,
Mr.. Bowe then put the question: ana
when he asked for the aySs, q great
shout went up like the sound Of the sea-
to be followed by. an utter silence When
tho noes, were called for. /.
Unanimously carried, announced
Chairman Bowe, and then the cheering
broke out nfresh. p.
Calls camo 4 fort 'Royall'l "RoyaH''
"Roynll' and finally he came to the frons
Of the stand, N. I.
IT wish could tell you more" -
said "but 1t would not be proper You
must excuse me-"
AS tho crowd dispersed cheers for
Royal sounded in the air and died away
In the distance, I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

-1nOImbents 81 other Itnnor tnht otllccsi
tho Governor must ILL 4 iein. Then the
Governor has son,bt hing more and beltct.
TO do than appear as the central figure.
ut d Horso SHOW ard attend the social
functions Of FRichtn5nd. y
~ Tie declared thut .he ID ~ Demo- rat froiit
5prlnclple, t,n1 ie has spent 40 in,icti or
his life fighting Republicans III Ills dis
,trlct, which lilo hud redeemed that io
had no wisl, 10 fight Democrats, md he
5paid compliments TO Ills compel tors, but
declared that people Of vlrgl MIA I'M ended
to, elect him ut tho primary Ills speech
was ended amid great applause. Is = N a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Tired u {: ! I:
0Ne,1l.v

yVhct, YOU feel langt,id tired,
nervous and irritable, your VI.
gtality Is low--yot,ts supply 81
nerve energy exhausted, and
your system running down w for 81.
The organs Of the body are \,
working poorly, or or not a II Az
and you are not getting the
nourishmcnt needed. This soon
iinpovcrishcs the blood and IN
stead Of throwing off the i'm
5purities, distributes it, all
through the body This brings
diseascyand ltniscry.
1 Feed the nerves with Dr.
Miles Ncrvine, d nerve 1000,
nerve medicine that nourislles
and strengtl1cns!tlle nerves, and
see how quickly you will get
strong and vigorous.
''My wife suffered with ,neryousnFe es!:
7cvcr, but after her. recovery from tne
Z Fever. she was much worse, and could
hardly control herself being exceed
Sic was very restless At night, ana
nlso suffered FER much from nervous head
ache Dr., Miles Neryine WAS rccofn..
mended ~ q friend After ter the fl ttr: :
three doses she nag !, RS g9Go rat n 1ysssTs
z Treatment Hhe was wonderfully IN
q proved. Continued use OF Neryine mas
Completed her entire cur,s, :, "a
1921 Cherry ST. Evansville. Ind.
Or. Miles, Nervine 10 sold BY your
drupglst, who Will guarantee that the
first bottle VIII benefit. u 1t falls, no
viii refund your money. E Z
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
LARGE CROWD HEAR
SWANSON In NORFOLK
Dwell Upon the Responsibilities
Of the High OFFICE Of
Governor,
'(speclal a The Times- lspa tch.)

NORFOLK, VA August l9,-claude a.
swanson spoke 40 the largest audience of
the campaign IN the Academy Of Music
tonight, Ills speech was well received.
and was full at apeedote and humorous
applcationSof stories to tho cnlnpagn. lin
refuted tho charge that he had not been
active in the pampaig OF four years ago,
and said he had made more speeches
Than his two compatlt ors put together and
Travelled more miles. He spoke OF l.le
great responsibilities of the ottlcs OF Gpy-
ernor, for which he Is Ii candidate, saying
that he appointed the men who expended
moro than Two million dollars Of t.Ae
peoples money for the educational and
elcomosynary Institutions OF the state
They depend onhis Judgment loyalty and
honor, @lf sihe two senators were TO die
OF the judges Of the Supreme Court Or the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
MERE DITH SPEAKS.
He Addresses a nRather Small
Crowd in Danville.
(spcclal to The ,'rlmes- Dlspatch.)

pANWiLLE,1 Va, August i9-Charles
Y, MeredthT'of Richmond, spoke to the
smallest gathering ofitthe present cam. M.
the candidacy Of, Governor Montague.
edith was an argumnt In behalf OF the
election of United States Senators mater ~, ~
ndvoca ted by Mr.Montague and had been
opposed By Mr.. MARTINI L y
Mr. Meredith. In his opening REMARKS !,
voting against the Democratic nominee
for President in 1906 (which charges he
did not deny asd made no apology f Q.
The speaker defended the GoyeI ,lf, ! @
Tor not signing the, Leo statue bill, Nr.
Meredith was Introduced by Mr.. ~, J.
Jones' a warm Montague support cr.s me
speaklng. took place at the AcadenyEo o.
Music ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
-FOUR SUSPICIOUS CASES,
Wife Of Senator Money Receivers
From Mild Attack,
= ASSOclnteH FTesS.

JACKSON, MISS, August 19,--sccretary
Hunter, OF tho Slate Board OF Health,
received report from Mississippi City
tonight stating that there arc four
nav suspicious cases Of fever there, To-
~ III about ono mile from the town. They
vii moi be diagnosed until to-morrow
Among the carly victims OF tho yellow
fever at mississippi City was Mrs, HID
Nancy, wife Of United States Senator
money, she had a mild case and Is now
entirely recovered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

PLATE, cry ''VhutE!s honestly" ind vii
not wait for an answer arc not tho cltl-S
zcns to whom such questions arc 3D.
dressed, This Ia IN affair for serious men.
1T Is "a serious question for us, for we
know the right by Instinct, by expert
ence and by inheritance. we know mo
growth, tho happiness and glory OF free
dom, and we have but 30 recently cmerg-;
ed from tho shadow Of tho servltude iu-i
posed on US for u brief but bitter period,
after the war; lhatHthe aftermath Of the
miserable practices Of those days has
been tho force Which brings us together
Tonight. How far the virus Of trosc. evil:
days. when we fought the devil with
rapid fire, has spread through our body
polite, I do not know, and many, how
ever, do, and 1t Is for the extracting of
that Knowledge, for} the laying bare OF
that sore spot that this meeting has
assembled. Nor Is this object one Of
Idle curiosity or spite or malice. 1t Is an
ultimate test of tho basic duty Of clti-
Zenshlp.
A Stirring Plea.
1t. Is no credit 10 q man to cry Pence!
Peace!!'f when there is no peace. Nor to
| cover up dirt and proclaim that he has
| swept. The jungles OF Africa and tho
plains of Tibet aro filled with such, but
they dwell In the darkness or terror.
II is not wise to stagnate; IT is not COM
Portable to be plllaged; It Is not even
easy. The struggle tforelife is the struggle
for happiness, land In politics, as in
| health, ormorpls, or;buslness, that strug-
| gle Is fllnavodablG3an tl1to rum - only to
be weared s.irnds!Fnt! atheie end over
i taken. TO hldenls iGto dose all claim,
| to manhood oritfrenscltlzenshp, and b.
| none the less despoilcd.
| Tho only possible course for safety and
i happiness ana simple manly honesty is
| TO fight, and we know not whom to at.
| tack. 3 IN. 4 I'd Yis 81
We believe that Just grounds exist fol
fears Of widespread corruption. We be-
\ lieve that Richmond ls In Il condition Hlh
may make her Il prey to q. remorsoless
and corrupt ring, but the grounds for oul
| belief are In the air, rather than In cour
records sucnia state OF ;nffa LIS must ant
has produced great popular Interest.
4 This is no sporadic outburst Of goo-goo
ISM. but n vigorous appeal to the power
/ that be to turn on the light.
i If the inanimate sun can purify tn
i rocking sewerage. making 1t as clear a
Il mountain strenm.lIoW much more shnl
4 the fierce indignation of q brave, intelli
A gent and free people consume whateve
" Impurities or drpss there may BIO In GU
4 election machinery? SG
When the citizens Of a. democracy for
sake their duties for ease and peace
! they lose both. and their citizenship a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
GOVERNORS WIND UP.
Will. Close Campaign in Camp
bell and Lynchburg Tomorrow.

~ Governor Montague Will spend to-day
Mt Tho Mansion with his family, and Will
speak to meeting at Rustburg. Camp
bell county Tomorrow, whern great
barbecue viii be held In his Interest He
win close his campa Ign In the Opera
House In Lynchburg tomorrow night,
and Will leave Mt once for Pittsylyania
county to cast his ballot. The Governor
Will return here Tuesday night and re-,
preparations are being made by the Gov
ernor,s friends both In Lynchburg and
Campbell county, aud Indications are that
he VIII wind up his long and arduous cnm-
paign under tho most natterlng circum-
stances. The Governors home precinct
il ut stokesland. IN P!ttsylvania county,
lust outside OF Danytlle, @4 .Ht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Mark Twain III,

1lspctlHE " ny H.e..' .!S14se!a,
WINsTHp.r CONN., August l9.-Samuel
Clemens. kpoWn throughout the woyld
as Mark Twain humorst and novelist, u
recovering from severe attack OF tbs
govt at Igdgewond, n cottage In Nor,
folk, rented by Miss Clara Clemens, h!a
daughter, He was attacked n week ago,
ana las been very III, lie Is still cons
fined 10 his bed, but his speedy ~
coyery ls anticipated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
OUTLOOK BETTER
IN NEW ORLEANS.
Dntinued from Dlrst Puse,l

v 80 INpHVHHr9 FFEH'7 = 'IHF q u -,
cases and mo deaths, No new cases ae-3
yolopedi at Esarpy Crerlh IIaltel, nor nave
any new cases been heard from ~ i ~
other points In ST. chnrles Parish, Pr
austlns, health officer at lisnner,s fllso
reported that Tiers Yere. al toll,i nine
positive cases at Hanson city, Wien y
ihreo miles above Kenner. lhoy are ~
Italians but one, pr. Wasdln repof1s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
RECEPTION
ATLAWRENCEVlLLE
especial Il This Times, plspatoA)

I.AWRENcEYILLI1 VA. August la-
Upon his arrival to-day from PETERSBURG,
Senator Martin was greeted Ply large
aud representative essemblage Of me best
citizens Of Brunswick. In n few minutes
he appeared upon the stand IN the court
house square. Tho Senator was lll-
lroduccd in q twenty-i1nute speech "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
that there hnvo been no new cases at

that there hnvc been no new cases at
Mississippi City.
4 Cumming up results Of hecampnign. TO
date, DR.. Beverly Warner said to-day
that it was the opinion OF the health
authorities that while the fever Is not
mid to be under control. II Is being con-
#trolled, and that the chances are that
there is no longer danger Of n serious Z
epidemic. Dr. Warner added that It was
Dr.. Whites opinion that II 1t had not
been for the splendid volunteer work
which had been done BY the citizens IN
screening and oilipg and in taking other
precautions recommended by the local
health authorities, New Orleans to-day
would probably DO in tho throcs Of an
endemic as Gdevasting MS were some OF
those OF previous years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
Chased Out Of Town.

4 a party or forty-seven Italians has
reached the city over the mississippi Val
ley road. W hen they reached the Union
Station, they were deta ned. and re.
port OF their presence there telep 'lt,n
TO central headquarters. Tho ltanans
said that they have been chased out OF
tho towns east OF Baton Rouge, many OF
them with shotgups. They tried 20 lcaVe
The train at different points on the way
down. but we're prevented from doing 80.
EAs there was no sickness among tlHni'
they were permitted to scatter over inc
city. -
Dr. Victor Keene h0alth officer OF IN
dl;nnpolls, who came South TO iock ovst
the situation, because there Is an e!clhent
4, .fthis city. which bel ewes quarantine
should be put on5left hereSto-day.29sDr.;
kecue said the people Of New orleans
were the sanest and calmcst people 1ound
anywhere between here and Chlcaso' E
Beyond the statement that the daily ilg-
Eurcs continue 10 present evidence ttAs
the modern scientific campaign IN pros
ress is controlling yellow fever. me (
oii1cars in charge Of the work had no
comment to make to-day. Compared with
the yellow fever scourge Of 1879, the
death lis Ii OF tho present vislt alton 10
low In 1878 there were ninety htanties
d day after the fever had run as loha
as At present.
To-day's heat, following an intensely
warm night. added little 70 the progress
OF the disease,
surgeon II. .. Berry, OF the Marine
Hospital Service to-day left his room,
recovered after ten days from his second
attack OF yellow fever,
Gases Outside.
A case was reported today near Mad
lsonyille, n summer resort of st. Ia1n-
many parish. on the other side Of Lake
ponchnrtraln. a positive case and q
Suspicious case were reported at kenner,
| ten miles from New Or, cans, IN Jater-
have. appeared In Jefferson parish 10
| date with i've deaths
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
THE GOVERNOR
At NEWPORT NEWS

Confined from First Page,l
BY tho present method Of eeeting ssna,
tors,
The Governor spoke to n small crowd
at Poquoson this atterDoon,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

Don'tforqet we're l1eadq.uar-
aters for Trunks, Bags and
Cases-the exclusive dealers
cannot On1pete with our
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

a$ 500 and $22 Suits at $12.5O.
$1B and $1B.BO Suits at $3.50.
The inew8long coats' style.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20
The Resolutions.

!. Cheor after cheer greeted tho speaker
MS he concluded and theGcrowd begged
him to ga on. lie wagged his head de-
torminedly, and with u request to Mr.,
Drake to hold tho tin lamp 80 that ne
could see. no began to read the rosolu-
tons.
Whereas, the Investigation made by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

I'VE Nnc that the City Central Com
.mittec is responsible for the appointment
of the primary election officers. and VIC
believe that in the selection of some Of
these they were not sufi1clntly cautious.
Wc find that all Of the election officers
whom we have indicted except Culher-
SOM, have been appointed by and are
now holding office under the appointment
Of the electoral board for the general
election. and wo think that these election
officers should be removed at once.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-04-07
If You Are Interested

In your souls welfare. for time
and eternity, | would like you to
help me enlist others in prayer and
effort for gracious revival of gen.
uine religion in the community.
We all need to be strengthened in
the things of God.
What could be a greater blessing
to our town and country than a
thorough religious awakening?
Such a thought cleansing and heart
purifying as would make men true.
Actually causing them to be good,
and desire nothing that was not
right. Let us stock ourselves with
a genuine article that will be whole
some while we live and glorious
when we come to die. NY dear
sister, are those who are
under our influence, adopting our
sentiments and following our exam
pies, safe All OF us are going,
quickly going; many of US far ON
the way, some at the very gate
hat opens into the place for which
We have prepared. There is a long.
ong long separation just ahead.
Now is the time to get on the right
side Those men and women who
ire not striving 10 induce others to
i've right, have good reason to fear
hat they are not right themselves.
n other words, all who plan to go
Q Heaven are planning to take 9TH
RS with them. Let us examine
in the fear Of God.
w. ]. mccoy.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-04-07
SOCIAL AFFAIRs.

Miss LYDIA Moore was hostess O.
the Sans Souci Club last week
Finch was played, Miss White
winning first prize, beautiful
complexion brush, and Miss Cren-
shaw the consolation, purse.
On Tuesday afternoon from 3 to
z o'clock at her home on Fifth and
Lee streets Miss Belle Skinner en-
tertained her Sunday school class
of the First Christian Church in
honor of the thirteenth birthday of
one of her pupils, Miss Ruth Cren-
shaw. After spending some time
in games and pleasant amusements
they repaired to the dining room
where delightful two. course menu
was served in tasteful and elegant
manner. Those present were
Misses Ruth Crenshaw, Ava Ed
wards, Ruth and Lucille Wells, Mary
French, Leone Webster, Agnes
Coble, Mary 4. Webster, Eugenia
Martin, Blanche Roberts and May
Brown. The young ladies all re-
port most enjoyable occasion
TheJ If. r. Club was entertained
by Mrs. d. a. Edwards at the pref
ty Edwards suburban home last
Wednesday afternoon. A whist
game was enjoyed, accompanied
with delightful service of re-
freshments in salads and ices.
Miss Lula Swiggart won first prize,
a fine purse. and Mrs. Binford
very pretty consolation premium.
The Columbian Club met with
Miss Winnie May Moffett last Fri
day afternoon and enjoyed one of
the most interesting of all their
social events. The hostess made
elaborate preparations for the oc.
Embraced IN these were
place cards representing the flags /
of all nations. These we're painted
by Miss Moffett The decorations
were OF Marechal Neil roses and the
colors of the club. The refresh
ments we're also unique. Cream
and cake we're served and on each
cake was a small pin bearing the
club initial &C A large number
IF the club members were present
enjoying the pleasure of the host
IS hospitality and the amusements
# the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Chambers en-
last Friday evening IN
honor OF Messrs. Arthur Hamilton
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-04-07
MOrgan=Verhine Co.

and Joe Hickman. Music was fur
nished by the Nicely band, and
all report good time. Those
present were; Misses Prather
Hamilton, Pearl Chambers, Maggie
Scott, Myrtle Clark, Lottie Gordon,
Beulah Nicely, Ollie Matthews, Cor
die Cheatham, Wayne Rippy, OF
telia Forester, Halle May Aiken,
Allie Hicks, Ruth Coleman, Genie
Helm, Maud Galloway, Spicie
Duncan; Messrs. Wayne Mans
field, Joe Hickman, Arthur Hamll-
ton, Ollie Weaks, Charley Hickman,
Cret Clark, Hammond Cutler, Rob
Hamilton, Fletcher Aiken D. M.
Cutler, John Nicely, Ben Heflin,
Genie Box, Jim Gordon, Harvey
Brown, Jack Board, Porter Mat
thews.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-04-07
Easter Music.

Mr.. Jas. Arm, manager of the
M. e. Church choir, informs us
that very interesting program is
being arranged and rehearsed for
Easter service at that church. Con-
ductor r. A. Robinson has been en-
gagged and is now directing the re-
hearsals. The music is of a very
excellent character and it is safe to
say that under Mr.. Robinson's in
strnction it will be rendered with
pleasant effect. Mr.. Arm promises
to publish the program next week.
He says it will be good one.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-04-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. T. T. Swayne and son,
Hugh Herring, Of Hickman, are
visiting at the suburban home Of
Mrs. Fope Herring.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Cunningham,
Of near Protemus, spent few days
ii town this week with Mrs. Dorrel
Harris.
Goodwin a. Williams, the east-side
grocers, are having Their place of
BUSINESS reprinted inside and out.
This is one Of the most prosperous
and progressive grocery firms in
the city and keep their business up
to the minute always.