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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28
\ Druids to Banquet,

q An oyster supper and crab feast viii
be enjoyed by the Drutds at the Man
haitian Club tomorrow night. An ex-
cellent programme has been arranged by
the enterta inment committee, All past
officers and {Drulds are invited to attend;
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9fssR CHE sAPEAk E. AN p Oh 10
III jul Y-ATiJ--JuL 4 4 /. 4,
y. 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ISL

~ ~ s0H FAST--3-- FHNVNsdHfIi 3l1 d5
t. g4y. RouN p--$1 ,25-TRlP g
no NORFOLK; OLD 20 Mt, Bu ckRoE1
Esl' AN 3 rooEA VIEW.
$3.50 to Cape Henry and Vlrolnla5 Beach.
Three fpsA trains leave R!ohmond--s
$40 and % A.. M.--for Norfolk and the
seaside. M g and $3.50 trains make no stops !;
% IA. M.strain stops only at Newport
News. Twelve hours at the seaside, Re-
turning, leave Norfolk, VIA Ocean View
railway, everyy hour until 81 y, n; Leave
Trains leave Old Point i;b5 r. Al. and
1880 Is. M, X Leave Newport News 6;2b =.
M. and 48a H. M. Last train leaves Old
Point 9.4b n NJ. ~ Ills train does not
stop ,at Newport News,
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and unshanaea. { ass spot e Ssss
So
white ~ b7d59a. Dat Ftrmer; No. mixed,
western apny gi @it
ton l7GISc Do. creamery, 2lGe2c Eggs-
Firm at lsc, Cheese-.Actlve and 8Hnchanged;
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Chesapeake 81 Ohio r.

Cincinnati, Indianapolis 81 louis. hlea.i
i 90, Lou lsviIle lie, M n ph!s.Ss''ftssss
900 ?. n. 4 and II 10 T. n. dan
n; Westbolnd Loca d Trains:
80 Avn daily and Ills week days.ts
4 Newport N eWs, N orfol k and Old Point,
100 "a. n and 400 2. ". daily. sss#S
Local for Newport N etxs u "a Old Poinx.
7s5 AZ ~. and 100 2. u daily
James d r lver st Line:s 3a8
$50 AZ NJ. ally: Is .15 r.. N, week days.
Arrive Maine !. Inc from Yept: = ~ IA: 81
s.s 80 % $50 q 49, !: 10 u Eioa
East. so :06 gA.& NJ, :46 AN 100 r.. ~
s 10 p M. a James River: 81 s's Az "A. se 81
p, Daily; Eek. Il Sunday INK III
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8sA,,LaoAt.,;sII
3si8S RAIL aUA u. s sH4s II
.R sI;s y; ! VI " y

III. ss:s:;; y NJ; " J.
isTsatns II kvu tsiehmond thwls Y.
$50 A. n. .-Datix. Byrd u 81. a rhfodsh.
gt,to A. sf --DaiIy4-sfA In 81 ~ through. N tssiE
87s3u A 81. sek Day ~ Eiba. Ftsdsfl cn seties
$40 AZ. Daily BYRD 81. Thsoush. u n
i1:0t noon Week Days BYRD 81! Thrausn.. SA
400 n Ms-.Week Days yrd 81 v stedetisssSi
burg mtnoda ton. KS ~ III s$
U a:os y. II. daily Main 81. rhfou1h. !. Il
$50 !: 1: slr.ssls 4tlba. Ast,ias w.
$40 p fsa M'sbsils-nyrd "a rhroa u. u
s .1..n . Asss: By
~ Sun ssss,sb psys11 ~ Free.
.s:ss AS -Daiiy-Byrd 81. ThronSn ssss
11'so A.. AZ. ---Wsek Day byrd fossA
2: ~ ], IiIy--Maln u. Through y. e
= ' ~ y, iba!
sSs MB.1yyiS s Il. 4 nanssSis
e;;9 4 N ,s-Daily tain 81. Through. u sS5
al, sboy. ~ a.
m mon II 80 week and local
t 1m1ge ~ e o'nsfs4
W. y, p't. i p %. GU rI t ". TAYLoA
asst 70 Pres Gent IL suot Ttnf1 u sf.8s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-28

3 v h. FOURTH OF JULY :, l8s58..
sPE GAL RATE iRETWEENS STAT oNS,
979. VIA lei EsAREAkE q OHIO M
Tickets 81, sale July 3D. and 4th, good
until fJuly 4 Eth. Following roundrtrlp
rates appll cable EE;pEetween stations sndi-
Gated 1; s3 .si, W ii li q !.
!Riohmpnd and Old Roint Y. sa2b
bis,i,n,n,l and M orfolk Y, I, SIS, SO
R,sIi,,ond ma ocean View (. So, 10
!, IShn,o "A and Virginia Beac CHI 4. rs
piohmond and i,Ynchburg y. !. I, $500
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway.

Car leave corner 81 u Seventh nd Perry
Streets Manchsst err every hour ION ghop!l
from 8 IA. NJ !, TO 10 p. NJ Last car mid n!shs,i
s1Csrs q leave Pet ersburg 8 foot of sysanors
stree 4, every hour from ss TO-
Last car 40 II NJ: car To-. ~
NJ daily. except Sunday ri
All cars from Petersburg connee ns Hll.ens
,nrnl IN rs. ss4.Ms
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$3.50 70 VA. ,REAcH AND CAPE HENRY
trip tickets !. al Y the above low
rates win be sold from r. edmond for fast
I train leaving BYRD Street Station $3.50
al. M. ana leaving Norfolk returning 7;15
P.a M. every Sunday. This iss the only,
.ail-rall line between 4 richmond and fvor.-l
folk. Through coach TO Virginia Beach
without change, III 40 45 t5t4tS
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s ss8sss885 it'll BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. X
a BALTIMoREa. MD. June q. -seaboard Air
Line, common and Notwithstanding doing. ~
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ATI. ANTIC# COAST L,INE

gEFEECTIYE Maya ;sSsi SSs
Trains leave Richmond do Il;
For Florida and South. :05 Az n 7t6 =. y.
b For N ana ". Ry.t west, u 10 and $50
For Petersburg 20 d. II ~.
500 and II 80 e y. y,
For Godsboro and 1855 IN g y,
..lo:l5 and 1870 A. @ N B, = s;os ;es
and $3.50 r. NJ S4g9ssg
~. Except Sunday s.sunday only.
Time OF arrivals and departures and oonnSoss
kious not Guaranteed 5i H. ", S4s6
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January 30 TO- ~. % X ~. 70 70
aS SPOT cotton closed quiet; n,iddling uplands,
1850. middiing gull, N Il %

Cotton, quiet; middling, 10 81; gross receipts.
i022 bales aalcs, ll6 TO bales port 70 e'rcas
Total to- day at' ali ports--Net receipts. s.eto
bales: export 10 Great Britain. 81. bales to
the Continent 800 bales stock So 81 Ia
baiss; export to Great Brl tain s.e4e bales: 70
Franco. 30eG bales B: to & the y Continent. S,s'4
bales; to japan. 100 bh lss. . :. I.
Total since September LIST ut oil ports-Net
receipts, pales; export ~, e 81 Sra a.
7ts79 10
japan. iis ole Gbnies:toi Mexico. 2 7e4 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. June 27.-COTToN--spo
closed steady AZ met advance OF on good
demand and little for sale 8 mid di!ng. 11o.:
flee. d, total OF = 10 bales
thar vest erday close ANAL ai'e sS1 q
49, and the stforts short prots,t n
was maintained up q TO nc close. the closing
5was stea Iy., sIl2 points hghers Il an yester-
days prices and ut the highest Of the day
Cotton NJ futures closed steady .as follows:
81; sp.sness; I. Si4 oetsbsr. = Is i ;
January, 10. ~ March, ~: s. bid
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NEW YQRK.. BE NV lSsr Y saslai. g.
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va car Chem. pfd..{ 8 p. co.! 100 1o9h 1l0,
sYa.-Car. {. Co. Col. TT. y. Co.'S. 100
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

COACHMAN.-Married man: good refer
enee; country preferred c.. +0O1s West
54th 81.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

COOK. swedish IN nice family; first class
reference: wages. IS; city or country.
Mrs WILLIAMS. 131 Baltic St. Flat 11e.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-22

ANY intelligent person may earn a good
income corresponding for newspapers: no
for particulars. NORTHERN PRESS SYM
DICATE. Lockport. N Y.
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All Collar trimmed Skirts
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Broadcloths delicate
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
l1OLLkND-AMEPICA TNp

Iul ulOLLkND-AMERICA LINE
It'll New Nork-ROtterdam. via Boulogne.
Sailing Wednesdays as per sailing hist
New Amsterdam. APR. .. "A. IL
Stastendam ...... May 2 10 A NJ
PJtsdan ......... May 16 10 A. NJ
Ho!land-AmeTfcs Line 80 B'way. ~. 7.
MALLORY LINE. LUXURIOUS SHIPS.
Tickets TO Texas, Colorado. Mexico. New
Mexico, Arizona. California Georgia, Flor
ide, Alabama, etc. DELIGHTFUL TRIPS.
TIE ROUTE To MAMA, PALM BEACH.
Fla, SC. tviG Key WesD. Colonist tickets
70 California on inquiry. Our booklet
Pocket Guide'' free. c. II. MALLORY &
Co. 12e Front St. y. Y
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Female
WAIST HANDS and draper. SNOWDEN. !
IL Kingston ave. Brooklyn
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EEEPURG-ERERLckN -

Special Passeu ger Service.
PLYMOUTH -C5EDBOURG-TIA A8BUR re
D'schrud Apr .. = ana Deutschland May 81
As.rlsa .Alay 40 q AKA 'Amerika. June Z
Dr. cher Mey H. :3epm Rluecher. jane =
Il'sn A Y 3fay24 spm KUise-in a Y June p
Among the special features q these ships
are: Gru Room l2itz-Carlton Restaurant a
"a carte, Elevators. Gymnasium, Palm Car
atn. Electrlc baths etc
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER GgONDON Oh PARIS AND
HAMBURG
large Tyyin-ScgeW Vessels II y coo tons.
SUPERB Passenger Accommodation.
T.t-siaApr .. 7;SQan f"Ooeana. .... NAY &c
I-tucla May 6.2;30pm Pennsylvania. June 2
. -ltora Nav % s am Batavia .---.. June Q
-.c rderfee- Maya, ,Spm iaJg7 -in .-..-.Jl Jlue ld
wa Plymouth anl Cherbou-E
MeGitcrrauean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA
safoltke. Apr % p. Afa3her1 june 70
D h-e bert .. Muv = =. Otkar. July u
D. Oeksr june ? fMoltke July -
snI5!tke. june y =. ACGlbert. Aug Z
+Cslis GihralraT. has Grin Room and
gymnasium.
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WANTED. White couple. 20 go into the
country; wife must be an excellent cook
and laundress; man experienced CoaChman
and gardener Can Monday, after IL. 4s
West Goth 81.
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BILLIARD AND POOL rABLza

ADVERTISEMENTS and Subscriptions rf
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Office, No. 1884 Broadway. between soia
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10th and 18th SITS 1923 Cd ave. nesr 81.
St 170S LIST ave. near seth 81. loI Eas
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Situations wanted-Male and Femsle-
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DOGS AND BIRDS.

THE NOAH'S ARK BIRD AND ANIMAL
STORE offers fine selections 0f pups aaa
81 Bernard male. 3l3 West 1foth-st
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BOARD AND EooAx

FURNISHED ROOMS. w.,s -
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WORK WANTED.
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BOOKKEEPER.-Sten nographer typewriter.
one and a half years experience; excel
lent references. Address =. >. 069 Rock
away ave. Brooklyn.
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COOK or I.AUNDRESS. S.-By colored woun-
an: for country. c. WASHINGTON. "a
West Doth ST. basement
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Mails.

TrsEFryI. BOY 40 wishes country position
in the mountains at any kind Of light
,vorix. best references; moderate wages.
LANES GRADY. 66T East 142d ST
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UNFUKNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

23D ST % EAST Opposite Madison sQaal
ParAl. Suite. two rooms and oatnroo1
references.
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COOK.-Thoroughly competent; wages from
$50 TO SEQ. city or country; first class
CITY references. Mrs DICKINSON'S CO.
OPERATIVE BUREAU. 331 Madison ave.
Tel 97343s
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HELP WANTED.
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enough for poor salesman
TO win. Good statesmen
clear $50 TO $3.50 a month.
Won't interfere with regu-
lar line; no sample case
necessary. E. B. LORD,
Omaha, Nebr.
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COOK AND LAUNDRESS.-Two sisters.
competent Young Ir1shwomen: city or
country. excellent reference from leading
New York families NJ. c, MISS FTTZ-
GERALD'S BUREAU. 5O3 9Th ave. corner
AID st.
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COOK.-Competent French woman. under
stands all branches OF cooking, soups.
meats desserts. tees, capable OF catering
and marketing. excellent manager. city or
country ]. c.. MISS FITZGERALD'S BC-
BEAU. 5O3 9th ave. corner 42d ST
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COOK and WAITRESS. Two competent
girls. capable cook and first class wait
ress: Finnish; excellent reference. JUS
SILA BUREAU. $50 Lexington ave.
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COOK. German woman; city
or country; will assist with laundry. v,
y, MISS FrTZGERALD' BUREAU. 5O3
9TH ave, corner 42d st
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USEFUL MANY Swedish man I'D:
or at anything. GUST. MHREN. "a
Rochester ave. Brooklyn.
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CLEANING. washing and ironing. by re-
liable German woman by day. or at home.
2 2G7 18th ave.
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Feuaaa

CARETAKER--Com Competent woman 70 take
charge OF a private Rouse for the sum
mer; best city reference. 1875 West Goth
ST.. Herman bell.
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Male.
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-23
TIL Ba nm e I.
POLK.

]. b. Buchanan, who has been
sick for some time, is better.
A. c. Anderson has returned from
several weeks stay at Hot Springs.
Ruck Gibson last Friday morning
killed four wild geese on the river.
Mr.. Harry Cooke went to Mem
phis Monday to be gone several
days.
Mr.. Bill Butler and family leave
this week for their new home in
Newberp.
Mrs. Fisher. after a weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Butler, re-
turned to Dyersburg Monday.
Mrs. w. c. Blanton, of Union
City, has been quite sick at her
daughters, Mrs. r. L. Andrews.
Mrs. Nicholson, while crossing a
mudhole. was thrown out of her
buggy, breaking her arm. The ac-
cident occurred last Saturday morn.
ing at Moffatt Junction.
MAXINE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Station, spent one night last week
with the Misses Caruthers.
Mrs. Bud Miner, of Fulton. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Matte
Taylor.
Jim Maddox, of State Line, spent
Thursday night with his friend,
Jim Moss.
Mrs. Jim Reeves has returned
from visit to her mother, Mrs. w
E. Walters.
Mrs. Mary Thompson, who has
been very sick for quite awhile, is
reported much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Reynolds
spent Tuesday night with Mr.. Rey.
nolds' parents, Mr.. and Mrs George
Reynolds.
The directors of Oakdale school
have elected as their fall teacher
Miss Ruth Coleman. Miss Ruth
will make them a fine and satistac-
tory teacher and we congratulate
the directors in securing her.
ToPsY.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-23

an appeal, which served as a stay
of execution.
At 10.45 p. m. seventy-five OF the
ed States Supreme Court granted
better class of citizens assembled
at the Jail and at once gained adj
mission. Overpowering the Sheriff
and his deputy they secured the
prisoner and quietly led him to the
bridge, where the hanging was car
ried put in the most orderly man.
ner, the mob Immediately dispers-
ing. There was not the slightest
attempt at rowdyism and the mob
was composed of men Of mature
years.
The negro is said to have con-
fessed when first taken by the mob,
but when the rope was placed about
his neck he stoutly maintained his
innocence.
1t is declared that the victim was
dead of strangulation before the
rope broke, but the mob to make
sure work of him, filed his body
with bullets.
The city was as quiet at the hour
of hanging and afterwards as
though nothing unusual h d oc-
Cured.
The crime for which Ed Johnson
was lynched to night was an as
sault on prominent white girl at
st. Elmo, suburb, which occurred
some weeks ago. Immediately af-
ter the crime mob made an unsuc-
cessful attempt to get the prisoner
but Sheriff Ship had taken him
away. At that time the Jail was
attacked and almost torn down and
during the excitement several per.
sons were seriously injured.
The negro had been tried and
in the State courts. The
United States Court granted an APP
peal and then.the people of Chatta-
nooga took a hand. And now the
case is closed.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-23
Prompt Paid Claim by National Life,
u. s. of A..

LANE, TENN, March 20, 1906.
Mr., J. b. Wheeler, Gent Mgr. West
Tenn. Dept. National Life lnsur-
ance Co., Troy, Tenn.
Dear Sir; | received your Company's
check to-day through your agent, Mr..
w. N. Shive, of Union City, Tenn,
for 81 1000, being settlement in full of
death claim under policy No. 81 679.
held in your Company by my late hus-
band, Mr.. VIM. P. Wright. My nus
band having died on Feb. q, proofs of
death reaching the home office on the
14th of March, and check bearing date
the 18th of March, show the prompt
ness your Company pays claims.
MY husband always spoke in the
highest praise Of your Company, and
/ assureyou it will always be my pleas
ure to do likewise.
Thanking you for your prompt at
tention to this matter, and wishing
for you and your Company much sue
cess, / am, Your friend,
tSigned) FANNIE M. WRIGHT.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-23
MOB AT CHATTANOOGA.
Ed. Johnson, Convicted of Criminal
Assault, the Victim Sheriff and
Deputies Locked Up by Mob.

Chattanooga, Tenn, March o.
Ed Johnson, colored, was taken
from Jail at 10.45 by mob of seven.
ty.fve men and hanged to a beam
of the county bridge over the Ten
nessee River. The rope broke and
the negro,s body fell and the mob
quickly i.adled him with bullets.
Sheriff Ship and the jailer were
locked in bath room while the
mob secured the prisoner There
wos'no disorder.
Johnson is the negro who was to
have been hanged to-day for crimi-
nal assault upon a young white
woman, but in whose case the Unit
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-23
NoRrHsrDE LOCALS.

II. c. Holloway, of near Pleasant
Hill. was in Northside last week.
Mrs. Joe Harpole spent Monday
with her mother, Mrs. Bill Johnson.
Miss Clara Farmer, of Fulton, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Matte Tay-
Tor.
Misses Annie Carter, of near
Hickman. and Bonnie Polk, Of Polk
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-23

UNION CRY, TENN, Mar. 10, 1906.
Mr.. Jno. B. Wheeler, General Agent
National Life Insurance Co., q. S.
of A., Troy, Tenn.
Dear Mr.. Wheeler: ! am this day in
receipt of your Company's check to
the amount of $500, being full settle
ment of death claim under policy No.
74,S63, held in your Company by my
late wife. Mrs. Ellen G.. Aron. The
extreme promptness with which you
have adjusted this claim speaks well
for your great Company, and when |
have an opportunity to speak good
word for you / beg to assure you it
will be pleasure to me.
Wishing you and your Company the
best of success, am,
Your friendy
(Signed) ROBERT G. ARoN.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-23
Eggs for Sale.

Black Turkey Eggs, II for $500
or IS cents each; M. B. Turkey
Eggs, II for So 90 or Is cents each;
Buff Orpingtons. All pure stock.
BOOSTERS grandparents direct from
the pens of Nm Cook & Son, of
England. Sl.50 for Is eggs.
Mrs A. l.. BREvARD,
Telephone 453. Union City.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-23

We have the only optical room
fitted tor the best tests in Union
City, and we employ none but the
most approved methods. We also
have an expert optician, who has
been in your midst for fifteen years
and whom you know to be reliable.
We positively guarantee perfect
fit in glasses. Bransford & An
drews, the dependable jewelers. and
opticians.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-23
Cured Consumption.

Mrs. B. w. Evans, Clearwater, Kan,
writes: my husband lay sick for three
months. The doctors said he had quick
consumption. We procured bottle Of
Billiards. Horehound Syrup, and it
cured him. That was six years ago,
and since then we have always kept a
bottle in the house. We cannot do
without it. For coughs and colds it
has no equal. 25c, soc and S1.00. Sold
by Allen Drug Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-23
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Did notice how the cornfed horse seeks the
SPRING. Not solely because he's hungry instinct tells him he needs His
demands drive and
his medicine All particular
Spring Tonic and purifier and need of than the human
their digestive All
acknowledge for relief from Winter impurities but there
do nothing satisfy this and that dis
ah The who knows the value
strength will
for couple of weeks the early Spring good blood purifier and system
this
RKY ASH BTERS the great blood liver and bowel cleanser
working blood
put condition work Try
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-23
WhOleSalePriCeS
To Consumers.

We offer for the next few day to reduce stock while
we improving our store
1 dozen Standard Corn SOC
| case Standard Corn 1.-TWO DOZEN Sl.5O
SO pound sack Parched Rio Coffee, per pound 14Hc
100 pound sack Sugar $500
1 box (Ioo bars) Ark Soap S1.75
/ box Zoo bars) Ping-Pong Soap $500
/ box (48 bars) Jumbo Soap, large bars Sl.50
| box TO bars) Brown Soap, large bars $500
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-23

For biliousness, headache. dyspepsia
take DR.. Thacher's Liver and Blood Syrup.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-23

kidneys liver bowels. is the beginning of sick spell
person in this state of health finds work burden.
Strength and energy gone he can't eat with RELISH Re
is tired cross nervous and dula truly useless and dsa
greeabe person The worst part about IS that sucha
person liable take any dangerous disease that may be
about Pneumonia Consumption, Brights Disease, Chol-
Malarla S1nallnOX would
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-23

We must un much possible while we are tearing
out and rebuilding The store, when
pleed will be Just double the size of the building
which will make of the convenient grocery
that can be made. Yours very truly,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-23

find in him system
S
edandfo purpose be found than Justly celebrated
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-23

FOR SALE-New Oliver Type
writer. Apply at this Office.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-23

Here is a victim OF neglect.
Bad digestion was the starting point. He
ignored the warnings sent up by an over
loaded and suffering stomach, hence the dis
order spread until it has seriously weakened
the entire digestive apparatus, involving the
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-03-23
Bargains in Retail Groceries:

3 BIB cans Baked Beans. ~.