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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-08-30

Good housekeepers use the best. That.
why they buy Red Cross Ball Blue. Al
leading grocers, 5 cents.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-08-30

A little sympathy that gets into our
feet is worth whole lot of sorrow that
never soaks deeper than our feelings
Chicago TlIDune
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-08-30

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an infaiIi-
BILE medicine for coughs and colds.-N. w.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-08-30

We have never heard of a business man
going to a pool hall in search of an office
boy.-The Commoner
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-08-30
An Extremist

Mother-Has Charles proven himself to
be a thoroughly abstemious MANI
June Bride-Yes, indeed! He particu-
larry abstaIns lion giving me any money!
Detroit Free l.ress
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-08-30

Gold has been discovered in a Nebraska
baseball field. But many baseball diamonds
are little bonanzas, owingto Unpopular love
for the great American sport = Troy
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-08-30
Ct,rio,,s

Pheeder-The shape of mans stomach
is round, amt it, Doc?
DR.. Weeder-Nesrly SO. Why?
Amt it funny that nothln' fits it so
we'll as a square meal.'-Philadelphi
Press.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-08-30

. HUM OE1O1SOI7 w. I1S-1N'
Ex-Governor Of Wisconsin, Former Editor
of Peck's Sun, Author Of "Pecks
Bad RoY." etc.l
The statesman., 1905-11-17

In short time meeting will be called to whom all will
vited who have thus signfied their cooperation
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
BIG WEST 34TH-ST, DEAL.
Site Faces the Waldorf-Drygoods
Firm the Buyer.

well known drygoods firm Of this city mas
bought through Albert B. Ashforth. from the Cen-
tury Realty Company, Of which William n. Chese-
brough is president, Nos. Ia, 3. and west
rhirty-fourth-st and Nos and g West Thirty
hfth-st The site is opposite the Waldorf-Astoria'
and adjoins on the east the Century Bulaih5-
The buyer is the second big drygoods house whlch
has recently bought a plot in the section. the
other drygoods firm being B, Altman & Co. "hicn
will have a Fffth-ave. home IN the block Toht on
the east side OF FTfth-ave. between Ihrty-IouT' u
and Thirty-hfth sts. Not many months ago II was
reror+ed that an apartment hotel would probably
he built on the Century site just sold
The premises have a frontage OF 100 feet IN
hrty-fouTth-st. and Of 30 fear In Ihlr inst
The east half OF the plot extends from street 10
street The west half has a depth OF lae feet.
part Of the parcel was at one time owned by A;
Z, stewart No I West Thirty fourth-st. was oWnea
and occupied for many years by the late eA-J uug
Henry Hilton The property Is assessed Dy CIe
AZ SIP 600 That appraisal WAS MADE some Inontas
ago since which time the value o. properly "a "a
the search has greatly increased Ihe purchase
price is said to be not far from $10oe0
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04

ran the plot 75xlOo feet the south side Of TWO
Z5 feet east OF Tenth-ave
Max Marx has sold through NJ. Morgenthau. jr..
s; Co. to Alfred Z. Hanson Nos. 1S2 to 1S2 West
End-ave-, six five story hathouses. with stores, on
plot l50x100 feet, being the block front between
sxty-eighth ana sixty-ninth sts.. with the excep-
ton of the two corners
James P. Kirwan has sold for Mrs Ida Keek to
Mary Jansen No. 90 West One-hundred-a and-sec-
ond-st.. five story double fathouse. on lot 25xlo0l
feet.
William VOLTS Son has sold for the estate OF Eva
Tiger to Mrs. NJ NJ. Miller No Al East Eighty
third st four story hathoIse, lot 2x1e22 feet
Jesse c Bennett & Co. have sold for Mrs. Bella
Unterberg TO a client for occupancy No. 1E3 West
Seyeuty-scVeuIh-st three story brownstOEe
dwelling house. on lot I9xl022 feet. The house
sold completely furnished
The hrin OF Joseph Berhon has sold for Annie
E Frank No 1883 Eighth-ave.. five story hathouse
with stores on lot 25x10o feet for II. Scheideberg
Nos 5Ss and 5Ss West Observation-Disclosures third
ST two four story fathouses, plot, 35xs9.u feet
for George Kit No as Lencx-ave., xI0o feet; also
sold No III Ienox-ave.. q five story hathcuse with
stores on plot Sc. .Sx1p0 feet and for client the
northeast corner of Arnsterdam-ave. and One-hun-
dred-and- thirtisthst, five story nathouses on Ior
2.Ix10O feet. ,. l..
Aaron Marcus has sold for samuel Feinherg 70
Morris Gross No. 2s5 East Sixth-st-, seven story
tenement house, lot 23x9o feet
George j. and William J. Kenny have bougnt me
FIVE story front and tenement houses on lot
25x190 feet Oak St. adjoining the corner OF
Pearl-st
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Iob, Miller has sold three story private dwell
,rg house No 90 Bethune-st. Also sold three
story private dwelling house Ne 22 West Twelfth
st.
Moses Kinzler has bought from the Sage estate a
Mot 15x1o0 feet the northwest corner OF Ninety
fourth-st and First-ave. It viii be resold TO
builders.
The firm of Lionel Frochlich has sold Tor saueF
Gross & Herbener another Of their five story forty-
foot houses now in course OF construction II Bos-
ton Road near Union-sve- . -. -
ave story natnouse. No. 552 and 6o4 East ohs-huA-
dred-and -sixrieth- st. 50x902ll0o feet.
7 ] PfttTnan has sold for Thornton tSrothers 20
J. 3. George No. 1862 Teller-ave.. dwelling noase'
n KaiIey & Son have sold for William Nc
C,owan plot 50xl00 feet, the north slde OF one
hundred ane-forty y-ninth-sE.. between MOTIFS anu
Courtlandt - -. 49, 1-,-,,,-
T7ealfy Company plot 5ozl05, on the east sac OF
sscon6-ave rs feet south Of Two-hunGr e! and
tbtrtiefh-st the same firm has sold 70 q EIia =
io+ 9svTOa feet on the south side OF baFIheIol-st
se ~ White Plains ave: also. 10 meyer AIpset 4
-Tot 5lOO feet the east side OF beaci-4tss neat
fifden-ave also. buyer. q plol .SAluv leet'
~, thA south side of Ash-ave. east OF I'm
1xriIlIan Wolff's Son has sold 10 .5eoIEe AlsSer G
and other persons No. l16 S.Inpson-st, IMo stgLS
dvvaltnR house on a lot 25X1O0 feet aIso 10 l1e
adjoining a similar building, TO Juilhs sueh anu
sIawson Hobbs have sold for William IL coeh-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
C7-PREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

~ New York New York County The Hills Brothers
Company PIaIntiT, against Victor Garrett Defendant
Arrfon %o 2 To the above named defendant;
You are hereby answer the complaint IN this
action and copy Of your answer ms plain
tfs attorneys their Once Ne, IS Wall Street Borough
sarfea ~ ans summons exclusive the
vice and On your failure or answer judgment
against you ny 0sEa1t Tor the reisf ds-
rande6 IN the complaint.
Dated New York. November Ia 1900
RITCH. WOODFOFtD, BQvEE & BUTCHER
AttornAys for plaintiff and Post Once Address IS
wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
To the above named defendant, Victor Garrett: The
reine summons is served upon you publication. pur
order OF Hon james a blanchard, Justice
OF she state OF New dated
I3th December 1S04 and fled with the complaint
in the Ofnce Of the Clerk OF the County OF New
York at the County the OF Nan
haitian CITY OF New York I4th day or Decamher
1904 RTTCH, WOOpkOftD. BOVEE & BUTCHER.
Attorneys plaintiff, Office and Post Otce Address, IS
Wal Street Borough OF Manhattan, New York city.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
Change of Name.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Institution the Savings OF Merchants Clerks
the operations OF which
principally eonductsd n the Borough OF Manhattan city
York. County and state Of New York. viii
auv 70 Supreme Court of the State o. New York
Special Term thereof Part 70 be held Al the County
CrTrt House the Borough OF Manhattan In the CITY o.
New York the County ana State Of New York tho
second dav February. 1908 I030 O'Clock the fore
of that day as soon thereafter as counsel can De
order authorizing said Corporation 70 change
is Cooperate 70 Union Square Savings bank
New York. December Ia 19J4-
INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS OF MERCHANTS
CLERKS.
BY r NJ HuRLBUT. President
vvN II RCCKwOOD. Secretary.
IoEIN Mel. NASH. Attorney for Petitioner % Wall
Street, Borough OF Manhattan New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
70 PROSPECT UP THE AMAZON.
That's What the Margaret Is Getting Ready
For, Saws Engineer.

gooe deal Of mystery seems 20 surround the
coming cruise OF the steam yacht Margaret owned
~ D.. Isaac Emerson. of Baltimore, who has
cnsrtered her 70 named Van Brunt, OF
Arooklyn. The Yacht began 10 81 out yesterday
a ManniRg's Basin- Brooklyn. for a cruise in
southern waters which. Il is said. includes trip
~ the Amazon River in search Of buried treasure
ehe Is 70 De ready 20 SAT- on January Is, and 1t
. reported she vii carry party OF wealthy men
from Val Street ". L. Ford. the yachts chief
engineer. authority fo- the story that the Mar
ssret is going a prospecting tour up the
amazon
= 9 Benedict with q party os friends on boare
go Stems steam yacht Virginia. has just visited
sSs Ss-,sos some l.Soo miles Up The Amazon from
- NOUN, fE the interest Of his guests Hno afe
gs1Lng new fields in the rubber Industry Inc
ssare Is a eeagoing yac cAt. r. which hsF owner
49, icng cruise n Foreign waters "a A5sl -Ss-
- y. sne was chartered 10 William Ross Proctof,
- t1e Indian Earbor Yacht Club. The yacht has
1900 spread Of canvas and large coal capacity
sr d. Z le feet long and feet beam. with
@seRht of y feet
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
Foreclosure Sales.

SUPRENTE COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- York.-Fredsrick Relchsr pIatztsH vs. Joseph
Retcher ct al Gefandauts--In pursuaace OF inter-
Ioeuor Judgment Partition ana sale. bearing date ne
December. 1904 entered IN t1e once as
the Clerk County of New York the undersigned
Referee said Judgment named viii sal public
ton York Real Estate Salssroc. Nuber l81
Broadway. y Borough OF Manhattan. City % NeN
York OF 1908. twelve ociocE
noon OF day. D. Phcenix Ingrahan. Auetozser.
the premises Judgment Be sold and
therein described follows All that certain pses
parcel building thereon erected situate.
lying being in the Borough OF Manhattan city o.
York. bounded and described follows BsEtnrilg
a the westerly line 0f 5ixth Avenue disraur
twenty-five inches noTheriy from the
formed OF the northerly si18 os
Street. with The westerly side o. sixth Avenue.
and at Immediately front ofss party wall running
thence westerly Tine parallel with Eleventh Slreet
along OF said party wall sixty fest
northerly IN hre parallel with sixth Avenue,
eighteen feet thence eaStsrly hns parallel with
and along the Of certain
other party waA sixty feet 20 the westerly ae OF sixth
and thence soCthery along the westerly hIe Or
Avenue eighteen feet place Of beginning,
being premises known Street Number 15S Sxa Ave-
Borough OF Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

140th-st n 70 Il = of LsnOx-ave. for six story
brick nathouse 5oxs6- Il: Mckinley Realty and
Cen eSqsFueion Company o"nsF i-@uso' so5Oc
1seth-st s $40 II " OF 5th-ave for three six
sfo-v brick hathouses Al. sxS6l1 " Navasky
Be"iIl owners: 'e.s.oi'. isooOC
relancev and S.sriR sts. for = seven
story bFiok lotl and store building. 29xl5i E1up-
Isso per- sSi.ash soOoC
Isa sTisT ,91 oEns1 ana e a rrenan. rohitsct 75ooG
lsth-st No Gil East. toT a one story brick
ssSssrs. sssaIss aanSs Cross srShects $50
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
READING I! SYSTEM.

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL p r.
Aerty street and South from south Fasv
80 minutes e4rfier than shown below.
ESrasIHIUSs rsIIgS,s bEEHLEHEA1. ALLENTOWN AND MArCE
thUNk-zt00 (T.I5 Easton onlyl. a10 a n Is0.i
stG 100 ts4s Easton only) p su16ayA sAsa
wIIKEsBAkRE And sckANroN-uaoo s1s
Se9 p m SUNDAYS z4.90 q m D. m
BARNEGAT-z400. $40 a m $50 (3-4a Ai0
lakewood and Lakehurss only). 5-0O. 1s-OS p m
AILANIlC CITY-ss-4o a N, fs.40 .. n
LuNG BRANCH -ASBIEkY- PARK. OCEAN GROVE.
FolNI IPLEASANfs AND SEASHORE POINTS
sAVV $40. ilS0 a m. xL2o. 445. $50. a30 fLsa
p,I n Sunday. sxcsDt Ocean Grove. 900 n IA. 400.
ATLANTIC HLDS.. sEABRIGHT, MONMOUTH nCu
EAsI LONG BEANCH-4-00. $50, $50 fLs0 a -
IS0 $50 tS-sO Atlantic Kids only). s.3G D Sun-
PHILADELPHIA (READINo TERMINAL1--s4ss T.sa.
tSSS tsoS !9SS saSo ssS 4s5a % also
,. m. @I215 mdt. ~ 'N' '~1~
:sIH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s4ss tsoo staoa
s1S9e a m. '2o0. SeA00s "s-eo. 'T.00 f92s . za.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-soa 90. slaoe s1zoa.
-. :. 9s; = 90. IS %. 200. ~1215
READING. HARRISBCRG. louisville AND WILL
aAAsPORF-l+09 z42S tsoo. iIts,i 20 (l0.00. iLes
a. NJ Reading onlyl. Hfi 90. Ns1-20 I200 D n Rad
Ing. Pottsville. Harrisburg onty. t4O0 IS % D N
zfrOn1 Liberty Street only. sDaily 4Dafly, sxcsos
sunday sSundays only. &Parior only. lvIa "a
Elaq0a xSaturdayS aExcept Saturdays
ssi 81 I56s i,i "a ss5sy sS2ta PsErg Assor Hsass
square West 15S East l25th St.. z73 West 12Sth ST.
249 Columbus Av.. New York Court ST. 344. ss2
Fulton St, Brooklyn; $50 Broadway. WiIItans5urx.
New York Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggags
W G. BEsLER CM BURT
Nlce-FFes ana Gen Mgr Cen Ea5s'r Agsck.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

-
- New York, County OF New York-EIIenor McGarahan
Plaintiff John Sheridan individually and Admin
istrator o. the goods enattss and credits Of Eliza J.
Healy deceased; Patrick James Sheridan: Elizabeth
Guast; Daniel o,Toole; adelaide o'Toois. and Frank
O'Toos father OF said Daniel and Adelaide OTo0le:
biIlD Bella Sheridan, Arthur 3. Sheridan
ard b Sheridan Mary Sheridan and Bella Senior
said Php. Bella Arthur Richard and
Sheridan. Mary f Sheridan. Frances Dorothy Sher
Eliza O'Toole Sheridan. mother OF said Mary
and Dorothy Sheridan; Thomas Eisrual
Michael Keruan. and Michael KfernaE
senior father Thomas Michael and Ann Kernaa
the above named Defen
and each OF You hereby summoned to
the complaint this action, and Of
answer the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty DAYS
after the this exclusive OF the day
OF service. \ OF failure 20 appear.
viii Be taken against by default
for the relief demanded tn the complaint
Dated. November 3. 1904
MICHAEL. J. JOYCE. Attorney for Ploint6. Once and
pogfora-e Address. No. 1881 Chambers Street Bor-
ourh 81 Manhattan. city % New York
foregoing Defendants Michael KieFnan. Senior
foregoing simmons Il served
nv order OF Hon David
Teve14tr Justice Supreme Court 0f the state
80 1894 and fled with the
cnairt In the % the Clerk of the County q New
W. ~ fhe County Court House, the Borough of
ers-haftau city q New York. on December 81 1894,
ratef New York, December 81. ieo4
MICHAEL. j. JOYCE. Plaintiffs Attorney once and
Fastofre Address. No. u Chambers Street. Borough
Of Maaaattsn. city OF New York
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
TO REMODEL A LANDMARK.

Plans have been filed at the Bureau Of Build
ings Manhattan. for the remode!ing OF tne HVs
..o~y building formerly used by the Continental
brewery. at the southeast corner Of Greenwich
ave and EIeventh-st.. by Russell Reis Lhe
h,,iIdinr is a landmark of old Greenwich Nlllase.
@-Ea 9roperty Is owned by the Brush estate. OF
which William A Balentine is trustee II Is 70 pc
roaSa into A freight depot and stable Tor the
Monehsn Express Company. The necessary changes
are tn cost So coo according TO the estimate OF j. =
VoeIker the architect
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
LEASE CHOICE BROOKLYN PLOTS.

Oppenbeim. Collins Co have leased for a
long term plot 6Ox1S5x irregular at the northwest
corner Of Fulton and Bridge sts Brooklyn Oh "hlch
Ave etorv building for the firm viii be erected.
rrba building will be ready for occupancy By Sep
tember.
The United States Title Guaranty and Indemnity
conpanv has leased for three years two buildings
- tho ofd F,rooklyn Academy site. Nos. l7S and $50
0Io.sgS,est Erooklyn The present Offices Of the
comnaTy at No IS6 Rsrsen-st., will be removed 10
The new buildings when they are reaoy Aor oc-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
annnx RLock Front CHANCES HANDS

J. Clarence Davies has sold for the Bronx Con
rrr,ers. Ice Company the block front on which
q ;+e nla1- fronting on West Farms Road between
F7ronx-st and the Bronx River. 1872 feet in West
Farms Road and 100 feet deep, to the Central
Realty Bond and Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
FLORIDA.
MAGNOLIA SPRINGS HOTEL,

MAGNOLIA STRINGS FLORIDA.
Ideal climate; dry; free from mosquitoes Boating
fishing shooting golf and bathing Pure water
Illustrated booklet O. D. sEAVEd.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
EEH Yn2E. NEN HLYEN 2 RlHIEn9l l Z

L44Ans DsS4rI Grana ISnlta- s.A-lul. 49,
attn ave, follows. for
ri 1000 IU.U2 A N. ~ l:gO. l.C3 sx $40
BOSTON via Wtllirnantie--fissOO A. ". toe P n
BOSTON via SpTIngneid-TS.UO A IL. III 1300 .. 4.09
sII.OO P. NJ
FIFCHBURG via Putnam Z Worcssssr-fS:0O P N
LAKEVILL.E and NORFOLk-fS.5O A NJ, 1881 P Il
CT: harrington, sIoCSBkIESaE. Lt2NOX PITTS
WATERBURY and WIN5TED-f4:5O. 5000 fFs:oo
f1O:O2 sglO.Cz Waterbury, A IL. Tts03. f4s3o
$50 ;Ol. fs:O0. 5000 60 Waterbury, ?. A.
Ticket Offices cSzrand Central station and eI25th
St, also ella c26l l1s5; elS94 Broadway. 6 PARK
Union Square C1S2 Fifth cas- Columbus
Ave. e49 Madison Ave. CTS 18th 81, I53 Eass
i25th IN Brooklyns e4 Court St., SEQ Fulton ST.
$50 Broadway E D
sDaiIy. TE5zcept Sundays. Sundays only. gstops
fs5th St. xSJops 125th St. Sundays only. tPar!or
Ltnitsd. zas dining Car. eParior and Sleeping ca
c. T HEMPsrEAD. Cen Pas. AEt.
o. H. SHEPARD Gen. supt.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04

ma above described premises WI o. sold subject 70
rroriuate amount OF the taNes 7ssaieAls and water
- uans 20 allowed purchaser OF ths
purchass uoaey PAID ly TIE tse4ezsS Is saeo-uo
pated York. Decer-ner 4sSa -
$780, 49, HENRY W SACkEIT. Esferes
WILLIAM PEELAN. ESQ. Attorney t0f Fia4agaAs No
94ag gr0asIaay. y. =. CITY.
JI-NII's PENDELTCN WILSON. ESQ, Attorney Tor
Tserb Felrhe- nsy lduav ana a. adniniS-TataE etc-
T4AfsRY EDW ARDS Esa.. AEteruey Tor Louis Reicaer.
RTarv Relchsr and C'arosre efelcaer
Msssrs BOWERS SANDS. Attorney FOR American
RENO x BILLINoroN. Ees.. Attorney Tor August
1oCfs HEFT Esq. A,sorasy c. wallace Tsb5stts
vAssEFsISN 8 JAcoBUs. Attorneys for JossBa
Jaeobus-
IoSEPH IACQBLS. Esq.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04
NORTH CAROLINA.
KENILWnRTH INN

RILTMORE near AshsviIa " O.
Dry invigoEsGag climate adjoining Biltmors Estate.
MagnAcsntly furnished. Cuisine
golf livery, hunting. fishing Open year. Write
EDGAR 3. MOORE. Propristcr.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04

LackawaRna Railroad.
Leave New YORK. foot Barclay and CnristopRa< sLA
$500 A. A.-For EtugnaulLon and Syracuse.
sI0.0O A M--For Bu1alo, Chicago ana St LoulA
sI.4O p M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
taco p. M-For Scranton ami Plymouth
ssIO p M-For Buffalo and Chicago
ss.45 P M-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
geo A.. M.-For Chicazo-Sssepers az ?. ~.
Tickets 14e. 40. iiss JAa4 Broadway. n rs sS9
Fulton St. Brooklyn sDsfly. fExrspt sunday
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04

A pvERTIsEMENTs ard subscriptions Tar TIE tribune
n received their Cptowa oeaee
LgVT ~.
Advertisements VII b. received At re fo.owirk oracn
al cG1ee uultl 9eiQck p
ess 231-st, ts3 6.h-&vs.. HAS
42t-s1,, between IA and sth
aves 2G3 West t2Jth-st; LIS @--ave between t5ta Md
TTth SITS. LOIS sd-avs near slsss-s AIos fst-aT@s
New-York tribune., 1905-01-04

$4,000
10000
$1,000
1900
$500
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30

and Vera Mckinney AT night
Misses Ruth Lyon, Laura Cathey,
Bell Skinner, Beulah Miles and
Flora Clark. The ladies' cordially
invite all their friends to call on
them. They will serve Ice cream,
soda and phosphate drinks, and
everything that goes with a fine
up-to-date soda fountain. Don't
forget the day, Friday July Z.
Mr., Jas. Arm wishes us to an
nounce that there will be special
music at the Methodist Church
Sunday morning at II O'Clock,
choir assisted by Prof. r. A Rob
inson and Mr., Fletcher Tate.
Rev. Z. G. Landenberger. Of ST.
Louis the Missionary Pastor Of
the Church Of the Nex Jerusalem,
will conduct services and preach in
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30
RIvEs.
. FRIENp.

Rain, rain, rain. The drought
is at last broken with many show.
ers.
Mr. Arnett Stovall has a severe
cut on the head rom the falling
Of a hammock.
Mrs. Sallie Caldwell, Of Ken
lucky. visited the family Of G. T.
Bolts this week.
Mrs. Nettie CaIlicott and daugh-
ter, Miss Jessie, we're in the city
Monday.
The carpenters are busily en-
gagged in erecting the residence Of
Charley Conn this week on Cald-
well avenue.
Miss Lottle Chambers, Of Fulton,
is visiting here this week.
Elder Saddler filled his regular
appointment at the G. P. Church
Sunday.
Rives baseball team played the
Obion team Monday afternoon.
The score was ; to 5 in Obion's
favor.
Mr. Dode Stephens lost fine
horse Friday night.
Mr.. Claude Spikes heading mill
will soon be in operation.
Mrs. Ora Pyles and little daugh-
ter were in Columbus Sunday. 1p
Mrs. Tom OrrelI is on the sick
list this week.
Miss Golden Alexander is enjoy
ing a part Of this week in Number
Seven.
Quite, number Of the Riyes peo-l
pie attended the Union picnic at
Rutherford last Thursday.
Miss Florence Byrns Is spending
quite a while III Middle Tennessee.
The masonic picnic here Satur-
day was quite success.
Two CHUMs.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30
Horse races uesday.
F fireworks the f Fourth
The Churches.

Next Sunday at the First Chris
tian Church the pastey, ]. J, Castle
berry, will enter upon his second
year as minister Of that congrega.
ton. The service at the morning
hour will be appropriate to an an
niversary occasion. The sermon
win be on the theme, "The Mas
ter's Call to Service. Appropriate
music Vill be rendered. All the
members Of that church are urged
to be present. A cordial invitation
is extended to all friends. Serv-
ices also Sunday night at SIS
o'clock.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
First Christian Church will have
charge of the soda fount Of the
Martin Allen Drug Store on Fri
day, July z. Three sections OF
young ladies will rotate in welcom.
ing and helping wait on the trade
that day. III the forenoon Misses
Lucille Wells, Ara Edwards, Ruth
Crenshaw, May Brown, and Mary
French. In the afternoon Misses
Lucille George, Kathleen, Gibbs,
Kathleen Reynolds, Hazel Hardy
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1905-06-30

tie chapel as follows; Sunday
morning, July 2, at II O'Clock sub
ject, nThe Measure Of a Man that
is, Of an Angel Evening, THE
Kingdom Of Heaven; Where II Is,
What it il and How to Enter II.
Monday evening, July 3, The
Leaves Of the Tree are for the
Healing of the Nations.
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the bereaved ones.

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Another faithful one has gone to rest,
She Will never be seen on earth any
more,
She has gone to live with the pure
and the blest,
She lives on the bright happy gold
en- shore.
A FRIEND.