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The evening world., 1908-02-27
FINDS JEWELS SHE
SAID TEACHER HAD
STOLEN FROM HER
Young Woman Exonerated in
Court and ACCuSer Is
Rebuked.

Miss Madeline Mendes. the pretty
young school teacher who was arrested
and lodged in cell last night, charged
with the theft OF q locket and dia.
mond ring set with rubies valued at
800, was set free and exonerated by
Magistrate wahle in the West lido Court
to-day when the girls accuser, Mrs.
Juta F'rsndsen, OF No. IS West Sixty
fifth street. explained thai the Jewels
had been found.
"You reserve the censlre Of this
court" said the Magistrate to Mrs.
Frandsen." for having brought such a
serious charge against this young
woman and causing her arrest w.thou,
basis for suoh a charge except q wom-
ans sIisp!cion-your own.
You are honorably exonerated." con-
t.nred Judge WahIe. turning 10 Miss
Mendes, and l would suggest that you
take civil action against this COM
plairant for the groundless charge of
ehe6t which she made against vou'
Thank YOU Judge" m-rmured m.
girl. I certainly was innocent of steal :
Ing that jewelry. and am inclined 10
think that the charge Was the result
:" conspiracy between my sister and
The evening world., 1908-02-27
JUDGE DENIES PULL
FOR BIC TINS MAN
Swan Retorts Holly to Hint of
Deputy Attorney
General.

Judge Swan OF tho Court Of General
Sessions and Deputy Attorney-Gener al
Darling HAD another oSntroversy to-day
over the case OF Charles Williamson, 4
lieutenant OF Timothy D. Sullivan, who
10 under indictment for alleged violation
OF the election laws, In q dispute In
court last week over this case, Mr..
Darling referred 10 Judge Swan as ono
of the 'Bosss $ judges.
It mas oeeu plain, all along. that the
DEPUTY Acknowledgement does not wish
The case of Williamson TO be tried be-
fore Judge swan. He has secured cer-
tain delays ~ keep the case In Part L
until Judse swan likes MS Iurn in au-
other part ana d new Judge comes IN;
Leonard Scuultkln, colnse! Tor N!I-
hanson. appeared before JudBe swan
to-day ana moved for permission TO N
spect the minutes Oi the Grand jury.
lie had ula papers all ready ana passed
them up 10 the Court.
I am hat prepared II argue Als
notion now, said ae Dcputy Attorney
Genera 90 ask toi pGstponenent uH-
n ne,,t Monoay I!!a !s most l,n-
forc,-l. There IS no reason why TINS
defendant should ue tgeated with spe-
clal cons aerbt.un. Here is case IN
which "A very influential politician went
stop rignt thcre'' shouted the Judge.
s1nas hiu- the desk with nis gavel. You
must address Yourself to legal argu-
ment ] have shown YOU more con
sideratiog than 1 have 20 Anv other
lawyer iu this court A1r Darling
big Influences have been brought 20
bear IN behalf ~ this defendant eN-
claimed A. Darling "T-
The defendant has his rights In this
court. Interrupted Judge swan 7
want 10 impress upon your mind, Mr
Deputy Attoney-Geuoral. that no race.
creed or color Or pu'i.I a. party VIII be
shown any distinct 'n 'u these courts
All stand on the same .rVe. / adjourn
this hearing until next Tuesday, IN
Part IL where I VIII ne sitting
Mr. Darling made no effort to conceal
-aopsintmsnl
The evening world., 1908-02-27
MRS. SCHECK IS
ROBBED AGAIN.;
ACCUSES FRIEND
Tells Court She Believes Miss
Brooks Sent Man Who
Held Her Up.
BUT GIRL is SET FREE.
Woman, Whom Police Held as
Intoxicated, Is Also Dis
charged by Judge.
BUT GIRL is SET FREE.

Mrs. Annie Scheck, who says she
by this time she ought to be used to
It accused her former chum- Miss Annie
Aroolcs, In the West Side Court to-day
Of being accessory TO q little encounter
h ADdrningside Park last night in
whhSh Mrs. Scheck sayr she was re-
xsvSd Of roll OF four onedo!lar hins.
whsu Mrs. Scheck staggered. breath
Jsss and hysterical into the West One
Hkandred and Twenty-hfth Street Sta
ton last night and told OF the robbery.
shS was locked up and formal charge
Of tntoxication made against her. She
u xhe wife OF William Scheck. lawyer
Win Offices at No. 150 Nassau street.
and she lives at No. 2m West Eighty
third street. Magistrate House said
Mr.. scheck lived with hi. parents at
Nyack, but Mrs Scheck denied this.
The Magistrate disIntssed the case
against Miss Brooks and finding there
was no other charge than one Of !ntoxi-
cation against Mrs. Soheck. dismissed
Aar also,
Two Young Men Appear.
Mrs. scheck said that on Tuesday two
young men. we'll dressed and OF ingra-
tiating manner. called at her home. in
Producing themselves as friends OF Miss
Brooks and inviting her to a party at
Miss Brookss home No. 232 West One
Hundred and Fourteenth street
II wouldn't go TO the party" said
Mrs Scheck. but they seemed nice
young men. ana thcnght anybody
Annie would send must be all right SO
] asked them to stay and meet my hus-
band, but they left.
Yesterday they came back and
stayed until It was dark They brought
bottle OF whiskey. and we nearly
finished It before We started, as we
decided to so 10 see Miss Brooks We
began TO walk, and when We got into
MorningsF5e Park l found that ! was
going in an opposite direction to that
OF Miss Broolis's house. told them
about this. but tIey just laughed and
made me sit down on bench. Then
they robbed me. While one held my
head the other took my money and
tney ran away"
How many times have YOU been
robbed before?" asked Magistrate
House.
'Two-once ON Jan. 10 and the last
time two weeks ago" answered Mrs.
Scheck.
The Other Robberies.
The Ma, lstrate then brought out that
Mrs. ScAeck, the hTst time. had COM
planned OF having her pocket picked of
diamond ring in the rear OF saloon
by young E!rl and that tine ring had
afterward been recovered from pawn
shop.
The second time she said she had been
held up on the street and a ring, cnaln
and locket taken from her. Magistrate
House also secured the admission from
Mrs. Scheck that she was averse TO
living the rural life. such as sNyack
offers, although her husband Is much
attached TO that KIND Of an existence
When the officers called for Miss
Brooks she was dancing The Merry
Widow" waltz in her paror. She said
in court she knew nothing OF the young
men and had not sent them to call on
Mrs. Scheck whom she had not seen
in some time, Magistrate House said
there was no evidence against her.
The evening world., 1908-02-27

this comp. ainant to set me out sf the
house
Mss Mcndes hurried from the court
Dom and refused to explain the sus
iiGons SHE entertained against her sis
ter
The arrest OF Miss Mendes was made
by Central ONCE detectives al the i'll
stance of Mrs FraUdsen. with whom
the girls sister. MsUel Iyed in n fur
nished room Madeline had been stop
ping at the house Tor three days Will
her sister whom she Was visiting
Yesterday. Mrs Fraudsru alleged, ihc
tewelry which she had placed ON tur
Iuantel OF the dining g-room disappearrd,
and the invest kgatiou of the police FOL
lowed. This morning Mrs Frandsen
I old the Magistrate the lewels had been
placed back on the mantel where she
found them as soon as she entered the
room. She could not explain how they
could have been replaced.
Miss Madeline left today for White
plains to see her father. Paul. who Is a
retired merchant IN that city.
The evening world., 1908-02-27

'CURlO" CHOP-All varieties as
above; regularly SAC, ID; sale. lib.
eaddy. 2ec.; 5-ib. caddy, $lls;
io-lb. caddy ,.............$ So 80
'MAYFLOWER" CHOP--Mixed and
Formosa Oolong only; in 2.lb. car
tons only; regularly o1e carton;
sale .................. 46l
PEKlN' CHOP-Mixed Formosa
oolong and English Breakfast, reg
ularly 24c. III. sale, lib, caddy,
lsc.; 5-lb, caddy, sec.; to-Ib. cad
dv .........................Sl.7 l.76
The evening world., 1908-02-27
Continuing the Anniversary Sale of
IE T. IT,! q 4: zz5 g 3D. F1EE


Distributing speciality brands of Teas and slroasted
Cofee from embarrassing plant by TONS during this
5o Anniversary sale We set out to beat the made in
similar sale six months ago when sold lbs of Coffee
and 10000 lbs. of Tea WE HAVE ALREADY BEATEN
THOSE RECORDS A FULL $50.
Every speciality brand nudedenough under regular price
to make the sale ampoan buyers supplies whether thew
by for single households great institutions.
Scan the lis Order long-nadvance supplies Nan orders
The evening world., 1908-02-27
OUR SPECIALITY TEAS

MACY'S FINEST CHOP TEAS-All
varieties. including Formosa OoIong.
Mixed, English Breakfast, CeyIou,
Young Hyson, Japan, uncolorei
Japan and Gunpowder; regularly
94c. ID; sale, lib. caddy, Sic; SIT
caddy, 50 SO; to-lb caddy. S7.72
LILY WHITE" CHOP-AlI varieties
as above; regularly CSC. lb.; sale
ilh, caddy, 54c.; 5-lb. caddy,
SOS; io-lb caddy ..,.,.. .S5 O4
"AMARYLLlS7 CHCP-All varieties
as above; regular price, 4Sc. H.;
sale, lib, caddy, 3ec.; j-lb, caddy,
STA: io-Ih. caddy. ......... So SO
The evening world., 1908-02-27

"MACYS BEST"-a blend of genuine
old Mandheling Java and Arabian
Mocha; regularly 49c. lb. tin; this
sale, 44c.; dozen. ............S S5.O6
"ORlENT' BRAND-A very satisfying
blend of Oriental Coffses; regularly
SAC. lb; sale, lib. can, 2ec.; 5-lh.
can, Sl.3e; 25-lb, sacks, beans
only .......................S Se.5S
RED STAR" BRAND-Fragrant, full
bodied and mellow, perhaps the
most popular brand we SELL regu-
larly 29c. Ib.; sale t-lh. carton, 22c.;
5-Ib. carton. S1O7; 25-lb. sack,
beans only ................$ $5.1S
'GENESTA' BFAND-Pich cup quail
tiles; compare it critically with So
The evening world., 1908-02-27
COL $500 FoR HIS FINGER.

PATERSON, Feb IA jury IN the
circuit Court has ava r>ded John Stolars
A verdict OF 500 FOR he loss of the third
finger of his right hand The Algonquin
Comnen, in the mills OF which SiolarS
met the accident was the defendant
Stolars sued for $1,000
The evening world., 1908-02-27
OUR SPECIALITY COFFEES :
Sold in bean, granulated or pulyerized.

ated or pulverized.
called Mocha and Java blends Of
fered elsewhere at much higher
prices; our regular price, 24c. lb,.
sale, lib. carton, 1Sc.; S-!b. car,
ton, $50; 25-lb. sack, beans only,
"a IA
VIENNA" BRAND--A blend of the
best coffees grown in South Amer
ica-soft. rich and delicious: regu-
larly 2oc. lb. sale, lib. carton, 16c.;
5-lb. carton, 7sc.; 25-lb. sack, beans
only ................... $3.6S
'SULTANA" BRAND-Full favored
and satisfying; a choice selection of
South American coffees; regularly
TIC. lb,: sale, lib. carton, lac; S-lb.
carton, 6sc.; 25-Ib. sack, beans
Only ,................. S3. "a
The evening world., 1908-02-27
MaG9
Boys Suits
With Extra Trousers.

%
Dark Gray Mixed Chsviots
double breasted belted Suits, with
one pair regular and one pair knick-
erbocker Trousers; sizes to ~
wears; $500 values; special at. $3.50
Boys' Trousers, made OF mixed
chevots and cassimeres; knee trou-
sers in sizes to io years; bloomer
style, in sizes 4 to 10 years; former
prices ranged from 79c. to e4c.; re-
QuCeQ 10 ........ ..-....'.' ''''''
Boys Winter Refer and Over
coat,-Final Reduction.
Refers, former prices ranged up
to ss.94; now at. . .$3.ee and $4,so
Overcoats, former prices ranged
up to si2.74; now at $2.e7, $4.ee
and ........... ...........~t3
The evening world., 1908-02-27

b. IA waltz Dream. Band.
Is. I3-Ihe Glow Worm Band
II, F-Genee iG%nees Famous Dance
Suocess In the Soul X ssj Band
y, 7S--Aiedley OF irish Jigs and Reels
Orchestra.
n. T6-Arabia. Banjo solo Ness L.
OSs;nln.
r. 7T-Cottnn Banjo Solo Ness J..
Oss'lln.
TS-t'ndr- NV CI Ring q. NJ
Ter r Solo r.l' Mr~ra".
7g-rd nat nr %. '-'nr Thnn
Wisc G"- r'Nr 90 .r-r".
n 60 T0-o- l1- cr~- .... ..rr...r.l
R,rl ono SOL - .. .ur-r"
n q Fo--oEi"u Fr4,r t.. 's-r
Nlsn Tvrner.
SO Ragt mo po7't CO vl.G
More Baritone Solo Arthur
Collins.
n. sa-comnon sense. Baritone Solo
Arthur Collins
The evening world., 1908-02-27
Playing Cards

loot.
Hornet Playing Cards. &c
Perfection" Pinochle Cards, in tel
escope case .................14 lac
Bicycle Cards lSc
Apollo" Playing Cards, plain edge,
lSc.; gold edge. .26c
Columbia Whist Cards, French
size .......... ............. lSc
bee" Cards .................. Ice
Rambler" Cards ..............l l9c
Congress" Cards, gold edges. fancy
backs ....... ..............34 34c
"Ful House Poker Cards, with II
and IL spots. ................3 Sic
Cards for Game of 800" ".... SAC
Bridge Cards, Jumbo index . 33c
National" Whist Cards. French
size ...'...... .olc
Pinochle Cards, 4S in deck lie
Pinochle Cards, French size, o4 in
deck ........... .............| zoe
Congress" Pinochle Cards, gold
edge, fancy backs, "a in deck..37c
Rembrandt" Cards, fancy backs.2ec
Poker Chips, plain composition, per
100 ..'...... ...............o .osc
Poker Chips, engraved composition.
per 100 ..................... ooc
Numbered Poker Chips, per TOO. .69c
Bridge Whist Scores. ,ec., loc.. 29c
Point Euchre Tallies. PEI dozen &c
Duplicate Whist Sets, STRAY, S2.s7;
i2-tray, $3.e6 io-tray. S4.e6
The evening world., 1908-02-27
Photo Frames. /" FL.

GILDED AND SlLVERED ME- AL
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES-ahout 200
in the collection-in variety OF
shapes and designs; from card size 10
imperial photo size.
Regular prices ranged from 4sc' to
well PAST THE DOLLAR MARK;
c,.,r,nc. - -.... .2ec
The evening world., 1908-02-27

L wan, every ohTonio rheumatic to throw
;.rs' .ss' ana ait 'Sitt give NJ NYeSs IS kHEuM
doctor may say. no matter how pre1udieed
You may Ss against. ali advertised remsiies.
Of the BX RHEuMATIsM CURE. There are
100 doses IN a bottle: and. - one ~ say. says
of he same Size, few doses viii take
away al aches and pains. and a cure rener-
afly follows before one bottle 10 used
The evening world., 1908-02-27
French Pearl
Earrings

FIDt Fl.
About t7s pa'rsfour different
sizes-d French Pearl Earrings IN
i4-kt. gold mountings: for pierced
and unpiereei ears. Regular prices
no to $40 a pair Sale. S2.4e.
The evening world., 1908-02-27
Typical Macy Values in Mems
Full Dress Suits and Tuxedos

Full Dress Suits of fine quality English worsted lined with pure
dye silk and faced with silk hand taio ed
throughout; coats have peaked pels Vshape waist
Tuxedo Suits. quality above ....$375O
Tuxedo Goats. separate STATS
Full Dress Suits, quality unfinished worsted lined with
metveilleux silk, gros-grain silk facing Nshape waist
SoalS.' SZS 10
Tuxedo Coats above; peaked lapels. $2O5O
Full Dress Suits, OF fine quality worsed lined with satin
finished enetian and faced with silk V-shape
waistcoat .$24.75
Tuxedo Coats, to match $16.5O
Tuxedo Suits of unfinished worsed; silk
gos- silk shawl collars peaked lapes S22 so
Su made OF alwoo black Thbet silk lined faced
with gros grain silk shaw ptaked apeIs. SITS
Full Dress and Tuxedo Waistcoats rs to Sc so
Mems Dress Overccats newest spring moIes hib unn
hsd mat-rias bak and Oxtoru 81 lined prices range
The evening world., 1908-02-27
New "Nassau" 1O-inch Disc
Records Out Today.
39c Apiece

No need pay loinch Disc Record for your phono
graph since we brought out the Nassau at 39c
Good on Columbia Victor Zonophone and all other talking
machines licensed under H. S. patent No. 534,54'
Series Bhe second hundred since the introduction few
months agonow numbers 90 different selections. The very late
;pcl,J
The evening world., 1908-02-27
In the Underpriced Basement
A Sale of
Women's Gloves

An accumulation OF slightly dam
aged or soiled Long and Short Glace
and Suede Gloves, In black ana
co,ors. Former prices ranged from
CSC to $40 the pair Clearance,
24c to S1.e4.
The evening world., 1908-02-27
Mems Shirts to Measure


Spring Shirng tabrcsthe choicest products French Scocn
and English oons complete aSSortnen on display il
the Little Custom Shirt Room.
Samples will be mailed request.
The evening world., 1908-02-27
Sale of Cigars

Continuation Of our sale of Kllne''
Havana Cigars at about half price
PANATHAS; usually R,25 for box
of 50; sale ................S Sl.24
SMOKERS; usually $3.50 box Of
so. sale NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SLAB
PORTO RlCAN BREVA> FlNAS:
sold elsewhere at s. 90 for box of
so: our price e................S S1.24
The evening world., 1908-02-27

B s4-Daddy's Little Tom-Boy CNrI
Tenor Solo. H. q. Harlan
B. so-Hoo- 90. Tenor Solo. Byron q
Harlan.
r. S--Hns Anybody Seen y Hus-
band? Duet. Collins ant -arlan
y 81 Nv Gal Irene. Duet Collins
ard Harlan.
The Merry Widow" o era. Com
rletc on tho Nassau Records.
n - .H'""r' " ~ Nalts Rand
Y ~ WIN 90 SNp~lno SOLO with
Oupr'r''"
= "a So. .rs Rorltoue s,lo Percy
o. - Io.. "or 80. Duet. stanley
D-
:. O. "r' Iyrffrr Bp"t. Stanley
a. steven fnn
O. ~ -NDpsu NiNel Quartet.
n On.-pni'e pl-ie.enns, baritone
solo Sta1lo,
The evening world., 1908-02-27

KEY WEST HAVANA ROTH
>CHlLDS; Havana wrapper and Ha-
vana filler; good value at 500 per
too: special at............. S4.96
HAVANA RESAGOS; generally sold
al $3.50 the hundred; our regular
price, s'.49; special for this sale.
$3.50
LITTLE HAVANA PERfECrOS:
box Of 20, 81 "a: ho1 of 100. SO .4S
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-07-03
RIvEs NEWS.

Dee Caudle is reported in til e
thfoes OF slow fever.
The Misses Petty, of Pinewood,
are guests of Miss Ola Petty.
w. H. Scott, OF Memphis, was a
guest of T. P. Palmer Friday.
Miss Cecil Olive, of Number Sew
en-, was recent guest OF Miss Edna
Clark.
The Misses Phebus, west of I'm
ion City, are guests of the Misses
Thorn.
Mrs. Sallie Hovis is again keep
ing house at her home south OF
town
VIII Blalock, who was badly in
iured at Gibbs Sunday, is some
better.
Misses Fife Reeves, Ola Petty
and guests were in Union City
Monday.
Mrs. Lila Briggs and children, OF
Union City, are guests of Mrs. Hovis
tor the summer.
Jim Stovall, who has sold his res
idence to Abner White, will soon
leave for the West.
Mrs. Milton Callicott, though still
very low, some hopes are enter
tanned for her recovery.
Jack Powell, en- route from Chi
cago to Kenton, stopped off Satur-
day to visit his cousin, Wilma Ros-
son.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
c. P. Church met Tuesday after
noon IN the church and adjusted
postponed business.
DR.. f. H. White is still reported
on the sick list. If his illness did
not date back of the election we
might suppose he was "too tired OF
politics" to enjoy normal health.
r. L. Phebus is domiciled until
September in the frame building
Just back of his former store. Mr..
Phebus will not only rebuild IN
brick, but a much wider store is
planned.
The elegant aud delectable din
ner served by our ladies OF the
Methodist Church Saturday in the
park kept the voters in the best OF
spirits. The patronage was muniti-
cent, something over fifty dollars
being realized. MARIA.
-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-07-03
SANDERS CHAPEL.

Bro. Newbill will fill his regular
appointment at this place next Sun.
day.
Hurrah for Patterson and Car
mack, l wonder who will be Gov
ernor.
Master Walter Warren spent
Saturday night with Master Arthur
Frazier.
The wedding bells are gally ring.
ing around here. l suppose two
souls will be made happy.
Sunday School and singing is
progressing nicely at this place.
EVERYBODY is invited to attend.
The farmers have smile on their
face like wave on slop bucket at
the nice rain they had Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Haynie visit.
ed the home of Mrs. Haynes par
.ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. t. Frazier.
Quite number Of young people
are going to spend the Fourth in
Fulton. We hope them nice time.
Seems like the might Riders
are getting up this way too far.
They have been seen a good many
times.
The farmers have been very busy
threshing wheat this fine weather,
so l guess they will get to rest up
while.
l guess there are good many
men wearing long faces over the
election They must 60 back aud
come agaln and hold up their heads
if they die hard
Burnett Hamilton, of Salem, Wis
tied the home of Arthur Frazier and
Miss Myrtle Sunday. He sure had
a sporty rig. 1t looks like some
pretty girl could catch him.
The Death Angel visited the home
of Mr.. Riley Bugett last Friday
and took his be loved wife.
Weep not, dear husband, mother,
sisters and brother, tor she is only
sleeping in her newly-made grave
while her soul has fled to her home
in heaven; weep not, little babes,
for your mother is resting now in
peace-she will call you home some
sweet day. I trust the Lord will
be with thy fathetaud grandmother
and help them to raise the little
children. Weep not, for she has
gone to heaven where we all want
to 60. She is waiting at the gol-
den gates to meet you all. You can
only prepare Yourself to meet her
there. "A FRIEND.
The nuaittv stOre-WsE. Walters.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-07-03
For vlce-Presidency.

New York, June 30.-Martin w.
Littleton, it was said in this city
to-day, is to be named for Vice
Presidency by the Texas delega-
ton at Denver. In New York ex-
Justice Morgan J. O'Brien is in ia
vor of the nomination of Mr.. Little
ton and William F. Sheehan and
Alton B. Parker are also to be for
him.
Mr.. Littleton is not delegate to
the convention, but it has been ar
ranged that he shall sit on proxy
and if Mr.. Parker and Mr.. Sheehan
have their way he will be the repre-
sentative from this State on the
Committee on Resolutions. The OBJ
ject of putting him on the commit
tee is to give him an opportunity to
speak in favor of a conservative
platform. In the event of the
scheme falling Mr.. Littleton will
oppose on the floor of the conven-
ton the insertion of any radical
planks in the platform.
Charles F. Murphy was at Tam
many Hall yesterday but he refused
to say anything about the Littleton
rumor.
81 won't say anything till we get
to Denver. Everything will be set
tied there" he repeated.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-07-03
MINERAL SPRINGS.

Miss Nola Donnell visited Ally
Cunningham Sunday.
Mr.. Gennie Muse has been
right sick the past few days.
Miss Mary Ezell was the guest
of Miss May Ship Sunday.
A nice rain fell here Monday
evening to the delight of farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adron Nipp visited
Mr.. Will Nipp and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Calhoun visited
Mr.. M. o. Garrison's family Sun
day.
Miss Jessie Ezell was the guest
of Miss Velina Donnell and sisters
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Griffin were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hawk Muse
Sunday.
Mr.. Jess Ross and sister, Miss
Ora, visited down near Jones
School-house Sunday.
Miss Pearl Medley and little
brother, Wiley, visited their sister,
Mrs. Olar Griffin, near Protemus
Saturday.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-07-03
Card of Thanks.

We desire through. the kindness
of the COMMERCIAL to extend our
heartfelt franks to those who as
sisted us, in so many ways watch
ing at the bedside and waiting on
our late departed husband and
father. Such acts as these touch
the heart. They are prompted by
the highest sense of christian duty,
and we acknowledge the kindness
with gratitude.
MRS. KATE MORRIS,
W. C. Morris,
MRS. LILLY HAYES,
MRS. MATTE BURTON.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-07-03

In order to make roomfor another
car load Beckham & Mayes, for the
next 80 days, will sell buggies and
harness at prices that defy compe-
triton. We sell the genuine George
Delker and other leading makes.
Be sure and call and see us before
purchasing.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-07-03

Having sold practically all of our
Merry Widow pins we will offer
some special values in cut-glass
bowls: SIS. 90 Bowls for $3.99 while
they last. -Bransford & Andrews.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-07-03
CLAYTON.

Master Glide Schultz is on the
sick list this week.
Mr.. Jim Alternately lost a valu-
able horse one day last week.
Mrs. Cora Hampton, of Crystal,
is visiting Mrs. Lew Cloar this
week.
Mr.. Fate Owen pulled his engine
out to DR.. Glover's wheat field and
commenced threshing Wednesday.
Miss Critic Russell is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Trudie Nc
Daniel, of Crystal, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Russell Wis
tied Mrs. Russell's mother, Mrs.
Trudie Mcdaniel, of Crystal, Sun
day.
After a long absence from the
columns of the grand old CONNER
cial thought I would try to write
again.
Mr.. Pagan and family attended
the burial OF Mrs. Fagan's sister,
Mrs. Ryley Burgess, at Salem Sat
urday.
Mr.. Armon Cunningham has put
his engine to Mr.. Fate Owens IN
rocks and will grind corn ever
urday while he is threshlna 4 !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis kFHp1w
to Union City to hear VI
tive Baptist preach $ Dat
Sunday. "sA
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-07-03

FOR RENT-Residence on Soutl
First street, with four rooms. See )
D. Woosley or Mrs. Ava Phillips.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-07-03

A gas range will bake like a brick
oven-absolutely one heat.-Union
CITY Hdw. Co. Phone 164.