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The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29
NJ. NJ. FAGAN.
ASav1r
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70 NARY J. sogER. WIDOW. JOSEPH
wood, sole surviving executor under the via
of Joan Weed, dec d., William D. Edwards
decd, Adelaide ]. Mitchell, widow; Latreae
= MITCHELL Charles a. 2fitehsH. Adelaide
Gianhalyo Joseph Giam2alyo,. her husband;
Secllia8 Stevens, James Stevens, her husband
Francis S. Wetmore. I.aufz Y. sVet.nore, his
Wife Geclle J. Lockwood: Daniel Lockwood,
Nuyse. her husband; Margaret GiEocchie'
John z. Ginocehio, her husband; Joseph
l-oFginotto, Margaret Longinotfo, his Wife
as Sastiss l.oaslnerfo, Mary L9n TO. 70 M tlsS
VIE; Hazel Burger, infant; Eloise Burger,
ln1ant; Mary Ionnele, widow; Laurent ).
Tonnele. Lille Tonnele. his wife; JON z
Gedney, Mary. Gedney, his wife: Joseph 3.
Gfdney, Kate A. Gedneys his wife, as
Thomas Sullivan. tenant
You are hereby notified thai at q pubic sale
made by the City Collector OF Jersey City, on
the Sth5 day. OF October 1895 the mayor ara
q one thousand and seventy dollars and thiI-
ty-one ce1ts all the land and real estate sitG-
ate N Jersey City, in the County Of Hqasoa5
aIe state Of New Jersey, fronting on Crane
street, Which is laid down and designated as
Lot 8, IN Block number 346 upon an assess
ment map annexed to a report number s2, made
by the commissioners OF Aa5ustment APP
pointed in and for said city BY the Circuit
Court of the County Of Hudson. eersifed
office Of the City Collector of jersey Ctty, on
the Srd day Of June, 1888, ssia report and map
ana said sale being mode pursuant 10 the pro-
vsions of an act or tr E5e s5atura OF New
Jersey passed March sOta ssss antited;-
An Act concerning the sstt cement 1nd coi-
lection Of arrearages ct sunBaid taxes assess
ments and water rates OF water rents in
CITIES of this State, and imposing and leyyins
a tax assessment and lien in heu and
instead os such arrearages and u enforce
the payment thereof. and TO provide for the
sale OF lands subjected to future taxation and
assessuen
And the several supplements thereto.
And yon are further netihed that you appear,
to have an estate or interest in said land aTsd
real estate, and unless the said land and real
estate shall be redeemed, as provided in ss5d
acts, before the expiration Of six months from
and after the service hereof. d deed for the
same will be given conveying to the Mayor
and Aldermen Of Jersey. City efe Zee simple Of
said land and real estate according to the pro-
visions Of the said act
Dated Jersey City. n. J.. October 1st, 1906
TIE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF JERSEY
CITY,
NJ n, FAGAN,
A44csfs-.
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Six OH lamps On BSyl aysaae. west Of
West SIDE avenue.
Resolved, That the specifea tssals Ilre.
sas @ ses sSc & farnisISs M Sing Sf ia illulpsaatiSg ssg
jsse llghting,. sxt.ngulshlssg, cleaning and
repairing Gas Street Lamps IN Jersey
/ City from dare of contract 10 and inctud-
ins Nave elnber 3d. 12o7. be and are hereby
edapted aad 9nasrs hlad, and lhe Clerk
,,of this Beard directed % advertise LOT
| proposals in conformity -herewita.
Resolved, That the spscihoA taorr pre-
scne eed 5y fhe Chief asngineSr on this
date sor furnishing ilsstuinalsng mater
ials % lighting. exiting aishing, cleaning
| anc repairing oil street lamps IN y ersey
City. from date OF contract 20 and iaclad-
| ing November 30. 1907. be and are here
/ bv adopted aud ordered filed ard the
Clerk of this Board dhsscIed 10 advertise
| for proposals IN conformity theFewlth.
Resolved That the Public Service
/ Corporation of y. y. be and is hereby au-
thorlzea and directed to place additional
! gas lamps as follows payment for same
70 be at. The rate Of S26.50 each per an
mum from date of placing OF same, the
Lamp Inspector having certified that the
limit of appropria t5on for the current
, .Ss rn.rit - - 4S:S Ioa,.. ~ = an3
a,A'i "a - . ~
this resolution to the said company
Two gas lamps in front Of German
Lutheran Church, on Communipaw ave-
AA''S = :, ~ : Ss'ss., ,,,,a 80
oass amp On n lSsgsphs arenue
t"een oee''n aAa .9aifleiu = snues'
Resolved That the United Electric
| Co. of y. T., or its successors, be and is
Hts boo;,.a eer ~ .sfes 1,aSmaf
a. nel ~, pm -
1o- aor "a saAlle 20 os lnaas ~ s tne 5ats M -
,ss;n+- pst sf a,tLo aI1 ~ TnsSecfor
eAe - ,'y,a,,A
astuIe TOT tne preselt nsgda year T. VIZ 1,S. gs
@ ';lu y II ,rs5ad
- ea.as -,os'lu ps s4li y -. - ~,
so45 sol al g y '1's = -
ape IN aMoc,,,i and Raaot
sene On ahasiIoiia avenue anu Dasot
pi1ee a. on,,os;;so f,b,;st r4asn;ta7 On psj;s-
= = - " :
lrsA 3 ~, ;,,,s.5 ,,o,,x, s,o,,+ ooo saot
oaSt IF VI s4s $40
OF ,Isla sadu aveaue. 80 o,os a,,so,sa
reos,, ~ a., IN. az 1ss,fs
5ser- IN p,5sseins ~ aie
st;t,'ta M ,;gbt @ 80 =
~ 1isnl u uns eonipany - HILL
SellracI s,. mas expired, sl.t and me company
~ " ee plolasios ~ tAls lsS
Sa.+ s ~ als Paaes ~ tiae
m isss I'VE s re NV st9 I'm, 49 fbs
Board by resolrfian exnrasses @ s.sss ;fs desire
- ~, ssses 's 80.
anereaer, unless me consents \. 81 or apns,tang
omSers saii ~ ee @ elsse naye
te,,, 80 ,f a;S 49, te
ssA-sast : - ss''Ae p0tes.
gsba ,soroo,;ns.9 91yero7 a.o1 sa,,.rs+a,x
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29
M. N. PAGAN.
Mayor.
GEO. NJ. MCCARTHY,
City Clerk.
Sale No. 5s41.

To ALL. 10 " yEiQsL THESE PRESENTS NAY
COMB GREETING
Whereas. Il appears to my satisfaction, BY
duly authenticated record of the proceedings
for the voluntary dissolution thereof deposited
in my Office, that the American Peroxlds ard.
Chemical Company, corporation OF this state.
whose principal office is situatsd at No. 10.
Exchange Place. in the City Of gerssy, city.
County Of Hudson, state of New Jersey tCor-
poratton Trust Company being the agent there
in and In charge thereof Upon whom process
may be served. has complied with the require.
ments of "An, Act concerning corporations
(Revision OF 1867 Drsdanllnarw TO the issuing
Of this Cerdhcate that saen consent has been
fled
Now therefore L D. Dickinson, Score
tary Of State Of ssew Jersey Do Hereby Ger
tffy that the said Corporation did the
twenty y-seventh day Of August 1896 flo ir my
office duly executed and attessed consent in
writing 10 the dissolution Of said corporation,
executed by more than two-thirds n Interest
OF the stockholders thereof. which said ceFtifi-
cate and the record of the proceedings afore-
said are now on file in my said office as pro-
vided by law.
Ia Testimony Whereof. X have hereto set nay
hand ana affixed my official seal at Treptot.
this twenty-seyenth day Of Ausast, A. p esle
thonsand nine hundred and SIX
Seall 5 p 3sSsf4ttSsJ-S' "a
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The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote ON a CALI
for the ayes and nays
yes-~Cemmissieners Berry Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck.
Nays--None.
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~ WlLEIAN d. EDsv Rl5s TRUsTFE
llasier the Nii cs ecsile rcnnele. dsssd-,
AqelAias ]. Mifeneils wtaew; LsaTent s. MT
ella steVeaa. James sse9os fet huaband
krsnciss y. y etfnore, I.feusa v. Wetalers. his
Naysc, her husband es ssinoeohsn.
John e. Ginocehso. he4 husband: 5osepa
l.onginctt@ Mafsaret Lenginotfo his wife;
fharles LprgsEotto Mary Lo5Bginotto, ms
Wiie, ttszst @ @5s9fssss lfanEi Isosse lspft;eg
neley Lille 1onnele his wits; John 4. Gedney,
Mary eedneys his wifs:s Joseph y. eeeneys
ha5e a. eseGney, his wifei NARY !. s9pss'
Cher tenants.
You are hereby norifea that at public sale
made by the City Collector Of jersey City, %
the 1st day of NovsGabsr. 1897 the slayor and
seven dollars and eighsy-three gents all tho
lana and teas estate situate ID Jersey Eltys
jersey, frontsnft on snn14fslf ,,Td 6sardeid ave-
nues which Is laid down and desigpated as
- assls J. & q. e, u lSAaeK nNsas y I. s1l ut5n ~
92, made by the ttCcmrnissicners Of Adjust
lnent; sppoiated III and Tor said eisg by tas
SS5e1at court OF the County Of hudsen, e CT CT
tilted cory OF which report and mSp was iiled
r. tls ostfse of the Cay Goliertqn OF Jersey
City on The 5rd day Of June 1883 said report
ana map sad said sals being made pursuaht
to the provisions OF al act Of tbs Leg Stature
81; rev Jersey passed March S9th 1896 en-
San Aet ea-7aern,,s-s 4t,e Ie.t41av,an. and col
lection Of arrearages IL uffSid taxes, assess,
fuenis and waIar rates o. water rents N
eit1es Of this State. and imposing md leSy1ag
Instead ~ siar arresyss5zs and ia enforce
the paynaent tilerebf. and 70 provide for the
sale Of lands subjected 70 future taxation and
And +f1e sa,,arst e,--,5ar.a,+s +a.arese
Ans Won sre ffrtt,er s,oti ifsasl NAT vosl appesr
70 haze an estate or interest So said land ans
estata shall he ra1iaa1,,s,s a q ,,-,zt5ea III saiI
acts before me e,niratior, n six months from
and after the ssrvfce hereef \ deed for ebe
ana Algernas of IeIssy Gil, fse eas si,,ula2 Of
said ia,ld asI s.,,rssf,,sy f, md r,r
Visions az t5a ss5s sc4
Dated Jersey CITY II. T. October 1st. 1855
THE, NJ Sv12 S5J AZ TsEs SEsS5 an Is9rSy
CRY = ~ =
,r m T7AcA.el
Mavar
Attest
esf-o- "; ~ ~, 8 t,,ezs
81, ~ zrsa
49, -- :. . - = - - = - ---r,
us93sr tae VIII OF Ccciis 19IlseAs. aee &, ZIG
ialae = Aatteeil, HascWt ssiieitt ? ~ sti3s ~
SasaFlss a.. M1lcheli, Ailee A1ltsIel!, ms Nite
5AeE5sas els- 9'ssso; 52ss2s 45laisloAso ny
nIspand; Cecilia Sts ems. James stevens
4es husband F'rarcis s. WeElRoEe, Laura v
NsSetiAots itis Wits, Ssells =. t19ys Nog, - 35
IA Lecs"ooas heF ts4syst4ai = 1asl ~ y ~ sls
-s4Nse- 'tssss5 sNag sSiiyse aer nqseal1. 3 4laL7
psaas yesepA 4-9ls9noIte. atatgsfst Lo5s. e
80. ms WIS; Stsariss l.sngillo-to5 stssls 49,
g,llS5ao, ms Wale 51azei bssg5s' siss
4.alrent J. fonneis. Lille 4oanele, hls !M1tef
i9an z Seaney Mary Gedasy: h}s EiIei jos
spl p S7eeney, Kate a tedney, has VILE
1 ssaa 9osaz @ 6Iyan. loan Aaapes .si,a.5lg shis
made BY the CITY Collector Of Jersey City, on
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Of said Baker Castor Oil Company for
public use as q sidewalk. and during the
life of this ordin ance; wien it becomes
necessary at any time TO load or unload,
cars or wagons, said Baker Castor Oil
Company may adopt and utilize skids
from the platforms to q car or cars or
wagon, provided ssJch skids are removed
Immediately after loading or unloading;
and provided further that anticipating
such use the said Baker Castor Oil Com
pany viii cause to be constructed on
either end OF the platforms herein per-
United such easy steps that pedestrians,
during the aforesaid process of loading or
unloading, can utilize the platforms for
sidewalk purposes
Section 3 Every care must be taken
by the said Baker Castor Oil Company
TO keep at all times free and clear pas
sage fer pedestrians, so that the plat
forms herein authorized shall not become
nuisance to the travelling public; the
right being reserved by the Board to so
regulate and maintain the use thereof
that the rights Of the public will be con-
served
s4All work herein authorized to be done
under the supervision and to the satisfae-
on of the Committee on Streets and
Sewers of this Board.
Section H.. The ordinance granting
these privileges shall be of full force and
effect for a period of twenty-five (25)
years and thereafter until such time as
this Board, or its legally authorized sue
cessors, shall revoke or modify the same;
an acceptance of any of the privileges
herein contained being a recognition Of
the right of the city to SO amend or re-
woke.
Section s. That all cost and expense
incident to the introduction, passage and
publication OF this ordinance shall be
paid by the applicant for same, and such
amount therefor as is estimated by the
Clerk Of this Board to be necessary shall
be deposited with that officer on demand.
Commissioner Nolan moved, that the
ordinance be now placed on final passage.
Carried.
And the fnofionl prevailed hv the fol
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JOHN MULLINS & SONS
Z naezzark Are. and Groue ST.
,RALLR04-LS .
RAILROAD


In effeet. june 80, 1866.
Trains leave JERSEY ClIY as follows;
FO4S GkE w EST
$40 A. IA CHICAGO sR4GCfAL.
20.A4 a. NJ. PlTTSB RICH DAY ia
14.14 =. nj. PENNSYLVANIA LlM-
ala P. NJ. 81. LOUIS LIMITED
2.15 2. NJ. CHICAGO ANJ 81.
LOUIS EXPRESS.
Ala r. d. PENNSYL VANIA SPEC
IAI1 rs hours to Ch4c@ssSs
s.15 p. RI. CHICAGO IANl g hsLa
U.Is p. NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS.
6,45 p. NJ. ST. LOUIS MRkAaS.
S.14 r. IL PA ACIFIG EXPRESS.
S.44 z. nj. GLEN b. AND GINCIN-
NATI EXPRESS.
1915 P. NJ. PITyTSBUa SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON AND FHl s0UFa-
For Baltimore and Washington at
*S.17, S.44, %9.45 *1O.FG, Slll6 A. NJ
L.. IA Fill, 2.34, &3.44 *5,46. $50.
500 *6.14 944 r. NJ: 12.50 nlgAi.
Sunday. S.44, 1915, @11.16 A. NJ; 12.@4,
81 l4 a3 A, 1916, *44S. 1928, *6.14.
ga P. NJ. 1890 night.
Southern Ry.-3.46, 4.45, T. a., I-z.SO
Norfolk s Western By-8.46 2 a.
Atlantic Coast Line.-e.45 A. Nj;
6. & u. Esy.Gs.17 A. NJ. weekdays,
1l.16 a. NJ. aud 5.25 p NJ daily
Seaboard Air Line4-12.S0 A. A..
1874 r. N. daily.
w. w. ApTERBURY J. r. WOOD,
Genl Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO. W. B0ED,
General Passenger Agent.
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Resolved. That by reason of complaint
and investi gation thereon made for the
by direction Of the Water Assessor, the
following be and is hsrebys confirmed.
and said officer is kxygby directed 10
cancel Of record eheAzz for meters as
herein indicated -
o5; folio. 54S; s.; paid. build
iIazs YnisSs S42 II
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ResolYed. That 500 20 he Maid - I,hn

Resolved, That 5000 be paid to The
Hudson River Ice Co. for supplying ice
10 fountain, Montgomery Street and
Newark avenue, June z to October so,
1905. claim No 500.
$1913 TO James r Stewart Co. for
lumber, etc, Pipe Yard, September, 1906,
CHIN No. 1888
] S13.7O to James Bailey for harness.
etc, Pipe Yard September, 1906, claim
$22 to p. Ginnovan for 2 cords 1Ov
pine wood, Pipe Yard, September, 1906.
claim No SOC.
s4so1s to Jersey City Supply Co. for
various supplies, Pipe Yard, September,
1906. claim No. 1852
$40 to E. T Mccarthy for 500 Be-
postage stamps, Permit Clerks Office,
September, 1906, claim No. $40.
2 sl66.SS 70 Jersey City Supply Co. for
various supplies, Pipe Yard, September,
1906. claim No. 1854
$3.50 to Union Printing Co for q
books printed, ruled and bound. TaDper's
Account Jllly, 1906, claim No, $40 /
: Charge Water Account, a and E.
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MI WIFE LAURA Hunt. HAVING IEECT
nay bed and hoard without cSsses warn all
PERSONS thats viii not be responsible for any
debt contracted by her. J1Ssf'ss n HUNT.
Dated Jersey City, September Il. 1905
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And the motion prevailed by the fol
lowing vote, on q call for the ayes. and
nays:-
A Ayes-C Commissioners Berry. Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck.
Nays-fSone
The President declared that the ordi-
nance had passed.
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It was adopted by the following vote.
on call for fhe ayes and Nays
ays-Commissioners Berry. Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck.
Nays-None
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

RssSayeu, That the spscihoA tiorr pre-
dare FOR furnishing ilssuuinaisng mater
iais 10 lighting. exiting aishing, cleaning
ard repairing oh street lamps III . ersay
City from date OF eonlract soand iaclid-
ing November 80. 1907. be and are here
BY adopted aud ordered filed ard the
Clerk OF this Board diasscped 10 advertise
for proposals IN conforSnity Herewith.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

The Committee Oh Public Buildings,
Docks and Parks presented the follow
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

! $9RQo - Dennis Mullins for services
b hsspsctor oa sewer. Collard Street. 70
Spys. Sepasanses, 10S, st SIS. claim No.
S34.G0 20 paniei ni1..igan fer services
AsiinspsGtp& Of 10sh street Jersey avenue
b MoawpEth street, 5 days July, 1SOu.
MSB, aa&ina No. 1856.
lhegge Severa Tnaprovene Laws
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

The foregoing were each separately
adopted by the following vote, on call
for the ayes and nays -:
Ayes-C Commissioners Berry, Knox,
Nolan, Rooney and President Hauck
Nays-None
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Resolved, That in addition to such
aggregate sum heretofore reported by the
Water Assessor as due for meterei
water, the following sums be added
thereto as of the week ending October 8.
1905 "a, Is ~ a
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

The Committee on Assessments and
Extensions presented the foIlowing 80
Resolved. That q warrant in the sum
of $12,50 bel ordered drawn IN favor Of
Munford & Co., agents, such sum repre-
senfing an over-payment of water rents
for the year 1906 on property situate
Block 1878. lot 8, No. Alb jackson ave-
nue., charge having been made for laun-
dry and investiga ton showing same TO
have been closed since September 16
1905 IS a..1s'
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Resolved, That S1o0 be paid to Pat
Fck Connolly oa account of contract No.
1881 sor construction Of a relief sewer
b Newark avenue from Summit avenue
b Geuxnania avenue, IN Germania avenue
b Van Wips9e avenue, in van Wink1e
Ivexzne to Tpnnefe avenue. s
Charge Special Appropriation, this inn
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

The Committee on Pumping and Res
ervoirs presented the following:-
Resolved. That $1,000 be paid to Jer-
sey City Supply Go. for various supplies,
High Service September, 1906, claim No.
1853
$40 to the Observer of Hudson Co.
for advertising sale of horses, scrap iron.
ETC. September, 1906, claim No. 800.
Charge Water Account, p. and R. Y
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The toragoIng were each Separately
Ddoptod by <he following vote on a caA
or tho ayes and nays:--
Ayes-C Commissioner Berry. Knox,
solan. Rooney and President Hauck.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Resolved. That the contract for the
fepaysng of Newark ayenne, from Pals
nde avenue to Five Corners. in accord 4
ance with the specifications on file in the !
office Of the CLERK of this Board be and
is hereby awarded to F. NJ StiElInan Co.
at the price named in its bid, namely, SO 4
per cent. of the following standard Of
pest
sf sssa 1909. Standard
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Resolved That the contract for the
fepaying of Brunswick street, from Firsf
ktreet to Newark avenue. in accordance
the Clerk of this Board be and is here
by awarded to F. NJ Stillman Co. at the
price named in its bid, namely, S6 per
cent. of the following standard of COST
1907 Standard
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/ Resolved. That Se9.e0 be paid TO ed.
BaT2 QOoRrsp for uxa OK team anc
md truck, ofeaning sssseTs ana basins,
II ~ days. SepzeznhsE, 1885,, $500. claim
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Resolved. That $500 be paid to r.
pornony on account of contract No. 1 s
y60 for the construction of a relief sew
k from the intersection Of Division street
lpd 12lh street easterly through 18th
ETeet to the Hudson River, crossing the
kids of the Erie r. r.
Chaxse Special A ppropriati ton, this inn
trorAnuaxf w
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JUHe- III accOFdance With SAID act.
JOHN ROTHERHAAI.
County Clerk of Hudson County. X. +.
O &c of the County Clerk, Jersey
City, n. j., October II. 1906.
The Jersey City news., 1906-10-29

Resolved. That SS6 GO be. paid to Van
keuren & Son for use of team and truck
Ins Jnls, Ise6, Claim No 4s5 ''1ai aye
$4,000 to Van Kemren & Son for use
bf team and truck for carting paving
blocks to Central avenue. August, 1865,
HAHN No. l56
Charge Special Street Account. this i'm
hroyeT1 anf
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-02-09
Mexico. st. Louis special.

Geographically the two great North
American republics are divided only
by shallow river that can by nc
stretch of imagination be deemed a
barrier: In friendship and unity OF
interest they are indivisible. The
United States and Mexico, bound to-
getber by sympathetic ties as nations
which have fought and won the bat
tie of human liberty, and still more
closely allied In present day progress
and development, will stand for all
time shoulder to shoulder in the work
that civilization bids them perform,
Anglo-American and LATINA meri-
can, Of different tongues but one in
heart and purpose. 1t is spectacle
for the world to wonder at and admire
"a present fact rather than the fond
dream of an idealist. Notable to
those Of profound thought has been
the steady growth of American inter-
est in all that pertains to Mexico and
her people. Northern tourists are
swarming to the wonderland beyond
the Rio Grande, northern commerce
is finding its way to the most remote
towns and villages, and nor thern capt.
tai discovers profitable fields OF invest
ment Ia exploiting the marvellous re-
sources Of our sister republic. On the
other hand there is the reaoy invita-
tion extended by an enlightened peo-
pie appreciative of friendship and
fully alive to the benefit arising from
stimulation of traffic, the hearty
welcome that puts the new conner at
once upon the confident footing OF ac-
knowledged brotherhood. And, thanks
to the enterprise and tireless energy
OF our great railway systems, Mexico
to-day is but a few hours distant
barely sixty hours from st. Louis to
the City Of Mexico by the new
through train service iuaugurated on
January Is, over the rails of the
Iron Mountain Route, the Texas &
Pacific and the International & Great
Northern to Laredo, and thence via
the National Lines OF Mexico. What
a change from the weary weeks OF
travel In the old days; or even the
tedious railway trip of later years,
with its frequent changes at junction
points, exasperating layovers and the
Of slow trains stopping at
every wayside hamlet. The service Is
Semi-weekly, leaving st. Louis each
and Friday at 0 am, and
the City of Mexico at s 80 D.
M. on the Thursday and Sunday fol-
lowing.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-02-09

]. r. Thompson, of Jackson, wa
in the city Sunday and Monday at
tending the funeral and burial o
John Thompson, whose death oc
Cured Saturday night.
Mrs. J. B. Crosser and daughters
Misses Bonnie aud Joy, after visi
to the formers brother, Mr.. E. H
Badger left Monday morning to joir
Mr.. ,Crosser at Newport News, Va
Mrs. A. H. Briggs spent few
days in Memphis last week visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ed F. Greer
who was very sick. Mrs. Greer
was improved before Mrs. Briggs
left
Piedmont CIV Va.) Herald: THE
entertainment was indeed very fine
Just word to Lovett's Boston
Stars-come again. At Reynolds
Opera House, Monday night, Feb.
ruary II.
Last Tuesday night at her pretty
home at Polk Mrs. K. S. Andrews
entertained few young PEOPLE in
honor of her niece, Miss Lucille
Andrews. Finch was played. Ex-
cellent refreshments were served.
Mrs. Tennie Gardner and daugh-
ter, Miss Edna. we're in the city
this week visiting Mrs. Sara
Thompson and Mrs. Matte Will
son. Mrs. Gardner left here in
1862. She was the daughter of
Levi Gardner.
Dotham (Ala.) News: They are
rightly named Stars, as each is d
Star performer. If the association
continues to book such attractions
its success is assured" The Bos-
ton Stars, Reynolds Opera House,
Monday night, Feb. II.
H. M. Golden, private secretary
to Congressman Garrett, was in
the city Tuesday, and Wednesday
he left over the M. & o. for Wash
ington. He has been IN Dyer for
several days, having been called
there on account of the illness of
his children. Both of his children
have had pneumonia. but are now
improving.