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New-York tribune., 1905-07-31

Mrs Freda Ehrmann. OF Oroville. Cal, has an
exhibit OF olives and olive oil al the Lewis and
Clark Exposition. She IS said TO control the olive
trade of Northern California
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
NO DISCREPANCY IN PAST.

It has been invariably the experience in past
counts Of which, however. there have been only
a few that discrepancy existed between the
figures reported by the retiring treasurer at the
close OF business the day Of his resignation
and that OF the actual count itself. The dailv
system Of reckoning the Treasury funds IS Sd
perfect that there is practically chance for
a difference. Each day the amount on hand Il
checked up IN a thorough way. Still. the over
hauling of the whole fund is desirable for "a
number OF reasons II enables the keepers OF
the fund 10 just what the condition is OF
the bags OF money which stored away in the
vaults Some OF these bags are buried so deep
in the pile that they are hardly exposed even
10 the outside atmosphere. and the canvas COW
erings, II IS found. sometimes wear out with
age. 1t is said 10 be impossible for reaches and
insects TO get at the bags, but the Treasury is
an Old building. and It's musty cellars are not
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31

The ideal husband 20 my mind. IS the one VINO
-rea+s Won with as much consideration after mar
rage before OLGA NCtS-fNJHSH-
Er-1ug I-ak " J
New-York tribune., 1905-07-31
Though we feel and know rhat We can 60
xxrterever He leads the way.

a. ma trust our life together, with all its faults
ioi a friyinre its SHINING anc repenting. its sad
s14Iu $50 So banpv times is still stepping Heaven
LIinss s go JEAN ANDERSON
NcrHaIk Cola-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21

which ne goes. In winter. to an old
fashioned residence In the swell
section, or Va summer 90 a large
estate in baltimore county lie In
sat athletic. loves the simple life,
and fisdBs keca pleasure 10 reading
nits wulatog In a total aosais1
mnd m-Ssm man sorbpco Does not
like ~ tfav,d Bits ptrahgo 10 say.
haB newer talsnn a hong maa trip la
his life It's frtcnda afe wondering
how h. will accept bis First aquatic
trip. They all expect him 90 have
NAL de mer lie does. himself, lie
admitted Il Ia your correspondent
Hla clientele 81 very profitable,
and he Is worth about a million.
though 20 see him one would never
believe a. Ills wife disliken So
cicty and rarely a. aeon IN any save
the circle Of few intimate friends
the households OF her husbands
frlsnds Nearly every day there are
"A few guests 10 dinner. but. barring
that the Bonanarte entertainments
are Ear from frequent Ills wife
was a Mas Ellen Claiming Day.
OF Hartford. Conn. aud there are
no children.
Harvard Is Mr. nanaparte's alma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21
Billie KoIb Has the Honor
of Meeting zoe" SChIunpf

am g0ins to Eit eonifdentiality init
you
~soiteuiy. how mooeh isa IL going
TO cost ma ="
SAY. Wilhelm. you haf always got
der fesliBk dot am going 20 SIT
money from YOU. I avn your frendt
! haf oonztaifs Ia my bat a scheme
Vich iss a fiua sklnch. chimdindy.
Ve vlll be partners iueetter cholntly
undt We ylu become really rampooa-
lers.~
SAY. voss lis diss 'pampoos-
lersr"
"oh. chloe. sooeh a lsnonnimss.
Don't you knew vat it ISIS pampoos-
ledgs
Ne
Den I vul explode II q YOU A
man comes along undt says.
'Choe. I'm soln 10 let you IN on
guoa tnE@on der gr-r-r-ound
floor.
Don't dey set an elevator
Don't aEEfavatlgn nae. Doubtless
dsy Amt got no elevator.
-Ga aheaL II listens economi-
eanY.~
DE man aaya. 'choe. gifs me
seven tousan' toliaFs undt doabie
IL"
~Vait. Wilhelm. let me comprehsn.
shua. Kif de man seven tousan'
toliara undt / sit back fourteen
teusan' teilarsF
aha. dies lss Il except De mae
gifts de money.
Well. vot 90 I STIR
You Kit left"
And We haf been pampoa4Ied-"
Yes We vuss n. Hut. Chae. I hat
"a Er-r-and idea. You are a pia.
pFaye man. Yau 90 20 Oct pampooz-
Ter and say look here ve won't our
money. He viii laugh rite ia your
face. Den sou soak him nit der
k-nuekles la der eye und can him
names. II he doust gift Il 10 you
after dis. ve won't care n ve never
GIT IL.
~sav. Chloe. W van now unite our
vocal cords undt lavish our frendts
Hsii a chop ful song" IL Norway
wants president. volts der matter
nit usT"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21

very large eheekbonea. full face.
which. added 90 his somewhat small
hazel cotorcd eyes. gives him rather
an odd appearance. tia arms are
long and his hands large and Well
kept. lis body il loosely held to-
Eother. and with his long swinging
gait. hts large head bohbinE from
side TO side in a Characteristic man.
ncr. 40 Is usually much noticed on
the streets.
Then. too. his method OF speech
Ia marked - peculiar tntonatioa
which often ends Ia a high faiaetto
as he rounds out a sentence But.
despite this. be IL an able orator Tie
has keen Wlt. and loves 20 use u.
for he ls one Of the sunnieat men
ever called 10 public life.
To see him without his smile Is
most unusual
There Is nothing Of the notorictY
seeker IN Mr.. Bunapartc lie pays
strict attention to his Law business
daily from . a m. 10 5 p. m. after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21
HERMIT HAS
STRANGE IDEAS

PORTLAND. Ore, june 2i.-The
police yesterday discovered within
the city limits, In neaueatrred
spot the abode ~ nn nred hermit
who has devoted his life 20 solitude
because u the religious belief that
man should revert 10 his prlmeyai
state. HE abiding place was q spot
on tho side Of a deep rnelnc back
Of Willamette heights near the
Cornell road entrance 60 the expo.
aitiou
Since last Christmas James Ford.
~ the reeluHo ~ named. has lived
IN hiH curious abode. keeping his
presence a secret in spite Of the ef-
forts OF the police and offlecrH For
three weeks residents tn the locality
have tried Ia vain 20 find the old
mains lair aud tfaycrned the hili-
side aiEht and day Ia the hope Of
stumbling on a.
Where q giant flf had fallen years
agp. hQneath the great los the her
uii lad burrows his home. Sacks
ana pieces 81 canvas were hung on
eHhef side forming "a sort ~ wall
tafthel strange dwelling. The earth
ssah tbe only bed. II had been cN-
eHvatsd ta the depth Of few inches
and ~ the hole the cid man was
sleeping when the officers stumb-
Led Oh him Trees aud uuderbruHh
Hufreand the place completely
screening Il from View and nt the
Hafae yme affordiug protection from
sun apd tain.
II Save lived here since Christ
mas, Ford said. sand have inter
fnred With no enc. I lived here be-
cause / wanted 70 set away from
mon ana live alone where could
mediate and think Of which l want
I'd te think without iHteFfeHeuee"
There were no utensils o. any
soft near the place and the old man
insisted that hu had subsidized on un-
cooked foods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21
THE DENTIST YOU
SHOULD GO TO

Everything Depends on How
Your Teeth Are Treated-=in-
fsrior Work Is Dear al Any
Price.
blvsolar Dentistry, Originated BY
the Boston Dentists, the Best
in Every Respect
II h. now conceded by every
one who knows anything about
u that Alveolar Dentistry. ne
originated and practiced eVcius-
lively BY the Boston Dentists.
1890 Second Avenue, h. the
browning success Of dental
science.
BY means of this distinctive
method they perform operations
and render services which are
impossible BY means Of old-timc
methods.
Everything pertaining TO the
welfare 81 your teeth. mouth and
gums is Included IN this method
They tighten loose teeth.
ssraiRhten crooked and urotrud-
ing teeth, replace missing teeth
without plates or bridKewark and
restore deCayed or broken teeth
10 HNAAHhAlfHa una WfAAANH
These dentists have the most
complete dental office IN the
county and you win be aston
iahed 10 learn the vast improve
ment their methods are over the
old style system Of dentistry,
These offices are patronized by
the select people Of Seattle. as
well AZ those IN the more hum
bic walks Of life Their fees are
IN reach OF all and are no high
or than those charged by others
for ordinary work. They make
no charge for examination or adj
vice.
II you are unable 10 call. write
stating the nature OF your trou-
bic and the doctors VIII advise
you fully without expense to you.
Call on or address Boston
Dentists, 1870 Second Avenue,
opposite Bon Mafche, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21

.affulrn and also the Indian trou
blea, IN both OF which be proved
hlmh9lf very capable.
From Washington comes the re
port that his present portfolio IL
only the opening TO others OF great
er Importance and that he may
eventually stop into John Hays
boots.
lie 10 doYout Catholic. although.
strange TO Hay. his wife IN Of DIFF
ferent re- lgioua faith. llesln close
friend of Cardinal Gibbons.
Maryland has furnished To the
cabinet five attorneys general. three
poatmaeterH general. three aecre-
larlea OF the navy. not including Nj.
honuparto, two secretaries OF the
treasury one secretary OF state. one
secretary OF the interior and one
secretary ~ war. There has never
been "a secretary OF agriculture
from Maryland. but that office was
not created until 1883.
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Special Correspondence to the Seat.
tie Star.

Special Correspondence 20 the Seat.
tie star.
BALTIMORE, M What sast q
a sac Is CbiVi J taopnparb.1
AESRshssdll. th'eparssd,s. - Amtuq.
oafh are aHking that qaeatios uiAssa
Rep@rNalr aAn8ed tire we'll knaNn
baltimore nuforufor and civil ReI-
Wise lawyer o. Hlereed Paul Morton
M Secretary ~ the navy.
There is nothing II the politician
IN NJ houaparte lie locks like a
whimsical, lackadaiaioal sart "
gentleman with lots Of time. money
and eceentricltiea.
That's Just what he IN. Yet with
" he Is one % the hardest working
lawyers OF means IN practice. and
Is thoroughly alive not only To- DO.
litical but reform movements. aud
u noted as an authority on hiHiofl-
cal az we'll az artistic subjects.
lie Is about 81. atoop shouldored.
with a very large head. A very
ANAL hat emphasizes this exceed
inEly His head II almost bald save
for sireaks af black hair we'll tufteh
AT the sides and back.
lie has a very high forehead aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21

known. Hut he will not take n case
unless he considers his client la
legally and honorably entitled 10 a
verdict For that reason he aided
an unfortunate Polish Jcweas TO
have her mother pardoned when he
believed the mother had been duped
by a police official and n nhyster
lawyer. Again. very recently he
took up the case OF a eolored girl
charged with aaaaultinK a white
woman by sitting on her lap. For
this he received. Il Ia understood
not a penny. taking the case be
cause be believed the girl was In
nocent
During the campaign IN 1895
against German and Kasln. the
democratic leaders In Maryland
Bonaparte with other rcformers &C
quirod certain titles. one Of which
has stuck TO him 20 this dag.
Soup House Charlie"
Explaining this appellaiion. Mr.
Bonaparte laughlnEiy declared that
he could not understand why 1t was
ever given him.
I'm sure" said he. with his Gus
tomary drawl. Il never owned
soup house. hut that is one OF the
prices for attempting reform; to ae-
quire titles unsolicited"
Roosevelt met Bonaparte about
then and was struck with him. lie
proved this whom, becoming presi-
dent, he gave Donaparte an oppor-
tunity to Investigate the political
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21

sasle Rob e the Keih and DIN
nj e ;Nln stars appearing az the
aasd iris week experienced new
nsatlon Tuesday night after the
Rre.
H. met Joe Schiumpf.
As = the lcft-handed cork screw
hhappcued at the Rathskelier and
anyessatiea which the pair ua-
.rked fer the benefit q a crowd
4 feiiows who smoke Schlumpfa
t1nd o. elsars and listen 20 K0ib's
san1 o. iesi&
+ Thoe. ] am much obliged dot
- sAould kuaw me"
-Airsie Wilhelm, / apologize Tor
> kaneFuEhunA.s
SAY. Choe. tlsterine 20 me. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21
NEW H0ME ASSURED

a meeting q business men waa
held 81 the chamber Of commerce
Tuesday afternoon 20 devise means
for raising $4,000 70 start the cree
ton Of the new Y. M. c. A. building
10 be located at Fourth and Madi-
son. r. 81 Hubbeil voluntarily
pledged 1900. and q. J Smith $3.50.
The present resources ~ the aHso-
citation are sias.ooo. and IL has been
decided not % proceed with the
erection until this amount has been
increased to $4,000. When the
building IL completed the total out
Law VIII be fIss. zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21
SEATTLE MhH
AGAiW H0hORtD

MILWAUKEE. wis. June Sic.
-. Elliott, 81 Seattle. wia be re-
elected head cncart % the Modern
Woodmen 81 America. and = =
Daniels, 81 HeilinghafH. viii be made
national committeeman. Judging
from caurunsH held here today Al the
itth biennial convention Of the head
camp.
pr. Warner. Of Kansas addressed
the convention yesterday afternoon.
advocatiug national ffaternai SAM
iariuIns for tuberculosis sufferers
lie said u behooRcd the Woodmen
90 fight tuberculosis. iu view IF the
fact that ont 81 the 100000 members
100000 were doomed 10 succumb 20
the great white plague.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21
lhOOsine a Piano
Iirgsst Variety and Best
Value the DesIderatum

q thooslng a musical instrument
{ any kind the novice IL confront
g 10 small problem. and there Is
2 question but that the better plan
2 % az aside all acquired theories
Aszfdlng actions" and sound
hsfis and kindred technieallties.
= trust 70 ones own Judgment.
Z course. Il IL taken for granted
- ne buyer viii 60 to a big store.
9 stores DO best IN any line-llks
railroads and big steamship
.aea They couldn't be big II they
a1at do better"
u this respect the p. 8. Johnston
. oee1pies the first position Ia
sa,ile- u Ia the only house doing
.aineas direct with the manufae-
-sais It's volume Of business Is
aeFmous, and the variety Of In
.lanenis lied b. the world -famOus
..a.exsflng pianoaJ Is the largest
hsab0uts.
whether the demand be for a
s.sa plano. a low-priced upright.
taa Or talking machine. there's
qsestion but that this concern
I y. both variety aud value.
Il.itors are always cordially vel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21

mater. and Tor u years be vas enc
Of the governors 81 thar inatitu.
ti8u To show hit thoroughnesa aud
punctuaiity u IA recorded that he 10
uue ~ the ycrY few governors Nho
attended every meeting - the
board. despite the fact that he had
10 come a farther distance than ans
OF the others He N careful and
palnstakiuE 90 a fault. and those
Who know him fear that he may
0xerHtFain himself in his effort to
look after the details OF the port
folio which he has accepted.
Mr. Bonapartea thoronghuesa in
the preparation OF laW ease Il we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21

al Portland Exposition. N. =. OK
curaion train viii leave Seattle FRI
day. June 23rd. at Z 80 n. m, Round
now. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21
To Portland Exposition.

~. r. excursion train viii leave
Seattle at 7so A. m. Friday, June
gard. Only $500 for the round trip.
Get your tickets now. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21
INTIMATE SKETCH OF NEW
SECRETARY OF the NAVY

LooEs a wMwsseAL, GAeRaoMetAL SORT OF GENTLEMAN
WITH Love o. ysaG, sOwGv Ano rooGNrRlcrlEs. YGr
NE rs neEP THeAlao THoRoUeH MANA PECULIAR
PERSONAL APPgARANcg-rHEY SAY IN MARYLAND THAT
MS NEW Joa is ONLY A srEPPlno STONE TO JOHN HAYS
OFFICE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21

The prestige which the Manhattan
company has gained thia season an
der Mrs. Fiskes direction has drawn
renewed attention 20 her talent aa
4 producer Of plays She has a.
strong an individuality In HiaKing
playa a. In acting in them.
II is not every good actor who iE
a good stage director Some Of the
most prominent actors never at
tempt 20 stage their own plays
realizing that they have not the
requisite ecneralship and comprc
henslye sense 81 stage effect. The
best Of stage directors are some
times very bad actors. The union
OF the two talents is rare. II r.
rarrr In women than In men Few
women have been successful stage
directors Mrs. Fiekc Is one OF tho
few and the most conspicuous To
the public her fame rests largely on
her powers a. an actress. though
this season particularly there has
been an awakening 10 the fact that
the artistic atmosphere Of Mrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21
WHED FOR LARcL M

hCarles Larson. a bartender. vas
arrested on Tuesday night on the
charge OF larceny from the person
While James Jones was asleep In
the Seattle bar. corner OF First and
Washington. Sunday night. Jones
claims Larson went through bis
pockets. taking SIS and a gold
watch. Tuesday night. while Lar
son was drinking in the same "a
Icon he was arrested by Patrolmen
Holland aud Hedges lie Is now In
the city Jail awaiting trial.
PORTLAND. Ore. June 2i.-The
wreck Of the steamship George w
Elder was Monday sold by the
underwriters 20 J. n. Peterson OF
this place for $1,000 In about ten
days an attempt viii be made TO
raise the vessel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21

A dinner is to be given at the
Hotel Washington Thursday even
ing under the auspices OF the Adj
yertlsing Mems club. at which vari-
Gus methods for advertising Seattle
are 20 be discussed Among those
to speak are VIII ~. Parry J. Il.
Meilsle and II. s. Houston. advertis-
ing manager OF Worlds Work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21
D. 5. JOHNSTON co.

s's'tles leading Piano Housa.
300 SECOND AVE.
Burke Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21

The Girl Engineer" sill give way
20 "The Female Detective at the
Third Avenue on Sunday The lat
ter play created a sensation in New
York last season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21

The blFi at the Grand Will be
changed 10 Tho Beauty shop on
Friday nLEht Monday night har.
ney bernard will play q return en-
saEsmFut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21

July ) win mark the opening bf
the monster carnival at Trlird and
James fer the benefit OF the Labor
Temple fund. Nat RHiHa Southern
Carnival company wili present a
varied program q attractions. aud
the event lH bolng looked forward to
with much pleasure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21
At the ThEATERS

AMusEMESTs TONIGHT.
Grand - q u.+
Seattle" kidnapped
Third AYenue-'.The Girl {
Engineer
Star Polite Vaudeville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21

The employees OF the Annex Of the
Stone. Fisher d Lane dry goods
store viii give a picnic on Monday
night. 10 which have been invited
all clerks employed in local dry
goods stores Special cars will take
the crowd from the Annex 20 Ma
drona park. The steamer Haas viii
take them from the park 10 Meydcn-
bauer bay. A dance aud banquet
will be the features of the picnic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21

Fiske's productions Is due largely
20 the stage direction Of the star
herself.
Mrs Fieke believes IN working
Tor the perfection Of the whole.
rather than OF individuals. This is
the principle she makes the key
note OF her rehearaala- each
player should strive not FOR himself.
but FOR the play. No play that Mrs.
Fiake has produced has suffered
from lack 81 fehoaruala. Leah
kieHchna was in rehearuala six
weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21

The Arab acrohats are the main
attraction At the Star this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-21
FIRE IN ENGINE house.

e The firemen az station Z. =
= Fifteenth ard East Denny Way, =
a now hold the record Tor quick .
. responses To alarms. =
= Tuesday afternoon at e
= o'clock a spark from the stove =
. used to keep the water warm =
= IN the fire engine set fire 20 4
q the roof and burned hole =
A through the shingles before II =
4 was discovered. Then the =
= driver eNtlnguishcd the blaze q
= with chemicals. consuming only =
4 10 seconds In doinE the job. =
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-04-28
Real Estate Transfers.

James Rumage to J. B. Short, s.
acres in No. 5, $500.
Leonard Wilson to ]. B. Short
land in No. 5, ST, 200.
]. w. Andrews and wife to David
Guy and wife, 100 acres in No. 6,
ST., 200.
]. w. Yates and wife to o. Sprad.
lin, 81 acres in No. /, $3.50.
B. B. Jonakin to j. n. Jonakin,
Ito acres in No. 10, $1,000.
j. A. Pierce to L. s. Parks, All
acres in No. s, $4,000.
Mrs. Price Fields to J.R. Moffatt,
lot in No. 8, $50.
Eva Harrison to r. Moffatt, lot
in No 6, 500.
w. A. Shepherd to w. Fl. Will
liams. IL acres in No. 10, $50.
w. II. Caldwell to L. B. Rome,
land in No. 10, SIS.
Fannie B. Paystef ct al. TO H. O..
Underwood, two lots in No. $3.50.
------------------
Dahnke's syfups are the finest.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-04-28

Business in the Mayors Court
picked up some Monday morning.
Two arrests were made. They
were Sunday offenses. One was a
fight between Alfred Gardner and
Harry Taylor, both negroes. Tay-
lor came up from Hickman Sunday
and proceeded to liven up things at
the teerine tank. He had a pistol
and undertook to make Gardner bat
his eyes by taking few sights at
him. Gardner didn't cringe worth
a cent, but went right after the
Hickman coon, laid him out and
then stamped him so that recogni-
ton was little bit troublesome
Mr. Pardue had them all up, how
ever, before Mayor Walker Monday
morning and Taylor was relieved
of 81 so. Gardner was discharged.
The case was turned over to the
State.
Nose Joyce, another colored man,
was fined $3.50 for biting Willie
colored girl, on the arm.
The woman's arm was very badly
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-04-28

Mr.. w. E. Miller, who attended
the Educational Association at
Trenton last week. reported very
large and interesting meeting, DR..
A. r. Booth, of Huntingdon, pre-
sided. Supt. j. B. Cummings, of
Gibson County, made the welcome
address. Mr.. Cummings was a
number OF years since principal of
Obion College at Troy, this county.
The response was delivered by j..
L. Brooks, of the Jackson High
School The Superintendent of
the various sections of West Ten
nessee all made fine reports. A
number OF educators present we're
DR.. A.. e. Booth, of Huntingdon;
State Superintendent S. A. Myn-
ders, OF Nashville; DR.. p. t. Hale,
of the S. w. B. University; Profs.
j. l.. Brooks and G.. r. MCGEE, Of
the Jackson High School, Jackson;
Supt. ]. M. Moore, Obion County;
w. e. Miller, Union City High
c. P. Jester. Humboldt
High School, and Miss Maud
Moore, Memphis.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-04-28

Mr.. W. r. Douglas and family,
who have been living at Marina
duke, Ark, for number of years,
have returned to Obion County in
the vicinity west OF Troy. They
are at the home of Mr.. Douglas
father-in-law, Mr.. G. w. Stufgis.
T. r. Barrett returned Saturday
from Nashville where he attended
the meeting of the Grand Lodge,
knights and Ladies of Honor. He
was a representative of the local
lodge. He says they had large
attendance, good meetings and
much business was dispatched.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-04-28
TO Remodel Edwards Home.

Col. d. "A. Edwards informs us
that he will begin immediately to
provide plans and material for re-
modelling the Edwards residence,
the home of his mother, Mrs. Clara
Edwards, on the southeastern bor-
der of the city. The plans include
complete transformation of the
building with extensive porticos
and other improvements, construct
ed in the best style of modern ar
chitecture. The entire cost will be
about four or five thousand dollars.
Try Sunshine finest -four made.