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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-13
FOR SALE

SPECIAL BARGAIN
7-room mod. brick. basement, lawn,
shade. fence. lot 2I2xlO rods. very close in,
"A, 800.
$1,000 modern brick
on w. I'd North. This is a new cottage.
rooms and bath. nice corner lot. II is
one of the contest homes on the west
side.
Lots on North Bench
This is a rare chance to get building
spot in that most desirable location over
looking the canyon and the city at bed
rock prices and easy terms. Price $500
to $3.50 each. $50 cash and SO per month.
Only few to be sold at these prices.
Acreage.
5 acres. southeast. well improved build
ings, fruit East 18th South, s.. $50.
10 acres suitable for plating near car
line, city water mains already there. 500
per acre.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO,
81 East First South.
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LETTER NwRITERs.

LETTERS THAT PULL: multigrapn
letters: cheapest and most effective plan
OF advertising; addressing. folding and
mailing. Rapid Typewriting Co. 22i Doc
" bldg. Bell 526l-Y.
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CARPET CLEANING.

VACUUM carpet cleaning: our way, H.
IS cheaper TO be clean all the time than
TO house-clean twice a year. AND MUCH
MORE SANITARY. Phone us-5261-Y. e.
ID Bates 224 Dooly block
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FOR SALE
CROMER

ssx140 feet with a good 4-room house.
pantry and closets, southwest, $1,000;
25x9S feet with good Groom house. pan
try, closets and cellar. near 5th South and
5th East. s.. 100; 75xl65 feet with good g.
room modern house, large barn. fruit.
shade and hedge fence. near 18th East
and 18th South. $500; a full two-story
modern brick house, nice lot. iron fence
and cement walk, on Sth East near Sd
South. $500; 55x165 with modern Groom
cottage. on 4th East, near Sd South, 81
800; 66xl65 on 9Th West near Sd South, ST.
600: 2I5x10 with foundation and barn, 5th
West near South Temple, SLIGO; nice
lots on Main near 18th South. $500; acre
with 4-room house, barn. flowing well.
trees, south of city. 500; IL acres with
good 5-room brick house, large barn. hen
houses. lots of fruit and shade, right at
Wandamere, s., 800; acres on 9Th East
near 14th South, $3.50; ) acres nice land
all in oats on State street near l4th South,
81. ZOO; 40 acres u miles from city. $500;
40 acres all in cultivation, 10 shares of
water, house and barn, $1,000.
CROMER,
No. II East Third South.
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CHINA DECORATING.

ADAH +. BETZ COS Tribune bldg. Spe-
cial classes Monday. Thursday. Friday.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A, H. BlRRFII co.

For a good buy or quick sale see us.
N.5O0-36 rooms in a first-class building
and the best of locations Reasonable
rent and a long lease. With little fixing
VI. can be made worth double the price
asked.
N.OO-16 rooms on Main street Steam
heat, and rent only $3.50 month, includ-
ing heat.
s2.l0o-23 rooms on Main street All out
side rooms, and water in every room.
Steam heat. rent only $95. Long lease.
S,O0-35 rooms, close to Main street.
Steam heat, cheap rent, and long lease.
A money maker.
IS. 250-35 rooms, elegantly furnished and
in the best location in city. Steam heat
and rent less than s. a room. including
heat. Long lease. This is one of the best
places IN the city. and If you are looking
for first-cla5s place, 1t will pay you to
investigate
These are only few of the many We
have on our list. We have all sizes and
kinds. We also have a nice list of res
taurants, confectioneries. saloons. etc II
you are looking for anything in the bust
ness opportunity line. it will pay you 20
see us before buying.
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AUCTION-By f. NJ. Onion. on Tuesday.
Sept Is, 1890 a. m, at l7l3 South 4th East
street (Waterloo). will be sold carpets.
rugs. fluff rug. stair carpet, steel range.
lot iinoleum. dining table and chairs.
rock ers wardrobe. center table maple
chiffoner. commode. iron bed, bookcase.
large four-panel screen, 500 volumes
books including full sets of Dumas. Dick
ems. Balzac. Bulwer and Shakespeare, vol
umes of history and poetry. etc. Lot mis-
cellaneous books. etc. etc. Waterloo car
to 18th South.
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HORSES. wagons and harness. cows
and calves at auction. on Tuesdays and
Saturdays, at 3O5 South State. Opposite
Knutsford hotel. S. Engiiman. auctopees.
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HORSES. COWS and wagons sold at
2.3o D. IN. Tuesdays and Saturdays at auc-
ton or at private sale during the week
We also rent horses and wagons or har-
ness Call and see our stock before you
buy. at the Auction and Commission
House. 23l-2S3 State. Phones: Ind. 6S4'
Bell, s67s.
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WANTED-Experienc statesmen. High
class. staple goods: sold on long time: a
trade boomer for dull times. Write for
particulars. McAllister- Conan Co., $50
Dearborn street, Chicago.
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WANTED-Experienc speciality sales
men handle our line exclusively or side
line. Liberal commission. The Ward
Safety Razor Company, 356 Dearborn St.
Chicago
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AUCTION SALES.

ON MONDAY. Sept il. at 1870 a. m.
No. 577 Seventh ave, take 9Th avenue
car to l street, fine lot high grade goods.
Wilton rug. cost SIS; parlor rockers.
French clock tabourets. leather portieres.
round oak dining table and chairs center
tables hot blast heater, brass bed. cost
$50; fine mattress and springs. quarter
sawed oak. chiffoniers and dresser, brass
trimmed bed cheval dresser. carpets. in
laid linoleum. dishes and graniteware. re-
frigerators. lot home made fruits. fine
steel range. twin go-cart, child's iron bed,
electric drop lamp and iron kitchen uten-
sells, etc. X A. Andrews. auctioneer.
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WANTED Statesmen wanted to han
die our fine line of calendars. signs.
leather goods. thermometers and advertis-
ing novelties, exclusive or side line. Lib
eral compensation. Mahon Novelty Co..
kenton, o.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Travel for estab-
lished. reliable wholesale house; staple
line: sells to all class Of merchants. Good
hustler for Utah: permanent; exclusive
territory. Will pay right man $500 a
month and expenses. Address Interstate
Mfg. Co., Dicky Bldg. Chicago.
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AUCTION-By z. NJ Onion on Monday.
Sept. II. 1880 a. m. at las Social Hall ave.
Ton State street between South Temple
and 1st South streets. ! will sell carpets,
and rugs, couch. sanitary couch, rockers
dining table. drop leaf table. Imperial
steel range, good cook stove. refrigerator.
Coles hot blast heater. iron beds. bedding.
dressers, guitar, china and glassware, gar
den hose. etc, etc
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WANTED-Salesmen. Side line, brand
new. Ten minutes selling exclusive one
firm each town nets $50 commission. Pock-
1T samples. Specify territory and expey
rience. Z. II. r. Co.. Newton. Ia.
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WANTED-Civil service employees are
paid well for easy work; examinations of
all kinds soon; expert advice. sample
questions and booklet 240. describing posi-
tons and telling easiest and quickest way
TO secure them, free. Write now. Wash
ID. c.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. for the fall and
uuired: we have hundreds of good posi-
tic ms open. Travelling statesmen earn from
81 1000 to $4,000 year and expenses. II
YOU desire 10 enter this highly lucrative
profession. our free book. "A KnightNof
the Grip will show you the way. Write
for 1t today. Address Dept. e64. National
Salesmans Training association, Monad-
mock Block. Chicago, ILL.,, Scarritt Bldg.
Kansas City. Mo-. or Lumber Exchange,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
The larger the apartment building. the
more the owners can do for the tenants
AT less expense. They can furnish better
Janitor and night Waterman service, bet
Ter heating, lighting and hot water ser
vice, telephones, etc.
The largest and most modern and clos
est IN OF the new apartment buildings is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-13

I'VE KNOW HOW" Remodeling.
cleaning and reblocking. Specialists in
the business. Smith Bros. $50 Main. Ind
1884.
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DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEwELRY.

SOLD on easy payments Terms to
suit. Your neighbor has bought OF US.
Why don't you? Always glad TO show
goods. Utah Jewelry Co. ss3 s. Main st.
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GOING to Business College this fall?
Get the best. Utah Business College.
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WANTED-White men wanted on sewer
work 5th ave and NJ street. Davis &
Heuser. contractors.
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The Woodruff

Now being completed at Second East and
second South. just half block south OF
the Methodist cnurch-
II Is SO large mat the owning company,
the Mutual Realty company, can AFFORD
10 employ staff OF the best attendants,
so that every tenant will get the maxi
mum of comfort and protection.
Select your apartment now and have IT
finished to suit your taste. References
required.
MUTUAL REALTY CO.,
ga Securify AZ Trust bldg.
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WANTED-Experien salesman. dra-
perry and shade man capable of taking
charge of wOrkrOom. Walkers Store.
Apply at Managers office.
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CLOTHES CLEANERS.

CITY TAILORING & CLEANING CO..
II West South Temple Ladies' and gents
clothes cleaned and pressed by experts.
Suits to order from SIS up.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-$2l0 motor cycle or horse
aho pugsy furnished our men for travel
ing and $S5 per month and expenses. 10
take orders for the greatest portrait house
In the world. You will receive. postpaid.
beautiful l6x20 reproduction of oil paint
ing In answer to this ad. Write for par
tclars- r. d. Martel. Dept. zoe, Chicago.
WANTED-Salesmen. We have a few
more vacancies for honest. energetic men
to sell general line OF groceries TO farm
ers. stockmen and ali large consumers.
experience unnecessary: no investment:
exclusive territory: commissions ad-
Vanced- Our goods are guaranteed to COM
ply with all pure food laws. This is the
grocery salesman's harvest as well as the
farmers. Write today for particulars.
John Sexton q Co. wholesale grocers.
Lake and Franklin streets. Chicago.
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WANTED-Cigar salesman wanted in
this territory; experience unnecessary;
$40 month and s. a day expenses.
Maumee Wholesale Cigar Co, Toledo, o.
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WANTED-One or two men to rent a
large we'll furnished front room with a
private family. Breakfast served II de-
sired. 500 East Sd South street
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MEDICAL.

PILES removed without knife. DR..
johnson, specialist. Isl So. Main ST
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WANTED-You can take one order in
every town. making from s. TO s25 for fiji
teen minutes work. High-grade PROPOSE
ton. Gruver Mfg. Co, Dept. w, Chicago
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WANTED-Postoffice clerks and car
riers wanted Examinations will be held
in Salt Lake and many other cities in No
Vember. Particulars free. Washington
Civil Service School. Dept. 240. Washing
ton, u. G.
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FOR RENT-A few and 5-room apart
Fourth East, nearing completion. Get In
your application now. W ell arranged D.
room fiat, O5S h. 3rd So, 80. Ten otheI
houses, different sizes and locations
Stowe & Palmer. % W. I'd So. upstairs
Phones 1872.
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ED-Electricians and helpers,
conduit, knob and bushing men, Apply T.
G.. Allen Elec. Co. l2S State St, Monday
morning
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THE business mans choice of schools. -
Utah Business College. Main and lst So.
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~HATTERS.

SEE pow THE Halter" Hats Of
all kinds cleaned, blocked and remodeled
All work guaranteed. 451 South Main ST.
"Call me up" Bell ABBY.
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FOR RENT-Six-room brick cottage
18th East, and 4-room modern brick ter
and 9Th ave; s25. Jas. K. Shaw & Co,
over 1913 Main ST.
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WANTED-Two walters for Sunday
night dinner at Alta club.
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WANTED-Colored porter at Brand
wins. l60 Main street.
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TUNING AND PLANO REPAIRING.
JOHN N. TAGGART. headquarters n.
Y. & Western Piano CO.. Z So. Main.
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WANTED-Good washwoman for Mon
days. $40 Z. LIST So. st.
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WANTED-Ladies to copy letters al
home; spare time; good pay; cash week
ly; send stamp. u. S. Advertising agen-
cy. S37 Cisco bldg. Chicago.
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WANTED-Good girl for general house
work; also good nurse girl. Apply 62J
LIST ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hotel runner
Apply at once Indiana hotel
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FOR RENT-Two-room frame house
large lot. small barn. Sth E. near llth
So; 81. Ranck Real Estate & Investment
Co., suite 23l d. +. Walker bldg.
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WANTED-LadIes. 10 to q. good faces
and figures: ambitious and energetic: fonI
of travel. for American Beauty Shows
contests; big salaries assured. Apply in
person only. room Il. New York hotel Sun
day Until Tuesday nights.
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WANTED-Two diningroom girls; 81
per day. Bonds restaurant.
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WANTED-Pressfeed and to learn
and operate addressograph machine:
steady work. z. Mehesy. jr.. 154 Main st.
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WANTED-A girl for general house
work. 546 E. 2nd So.
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WANTED-Good cook: three in family
no laundry work. 1861 e. Brigham.
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WANTED-Competent girl for genera
housework. SO G St, corner LIST ave.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-03-20
Not Get Office.

Dresden, Tenn, March 16.-A
suit for $4,000 as damages was in
stituted in. the Circuit Court here
Saturday night by Leslie Todd, of
Martin, Tenn, against t. M. Ryan,
president, and G. P. Hurt, cashier,
of the Farmers and Merchants
Bank at Martin. The defendants
state that they have nothing to
give out for. publication at this
time. The facts appear to be, how
ever, that Todd, who is brother
of Assistant United States District
Attorney Casey Todd, of Memphis,
was an applicant for the postoffice
at Martin recently, but failed to re-
ceive the appointment. With his
application were filed many letters
and recommendation of endorse
ment from citizens of Martin and
Weakley County. Todd says that
about March IA, 1907, telegram
was sent from Martin, Tenn, by
Ryan and Hurt to the postmaster
general at Washington, to the ef-
feet that there were several letters
and recommendations among those
filed that were forgeries, and that
the government had better investi-
gate further before making the ap-
po1ntment. Receipts for endorse
ments and letters sent IN behalf of
Todd, it is claimed, we're received
by several citizens of Martin, who
dlsclaim ever sending any or sign
ing any petitions for him. On the
other hand, Todd says that all let
tiers and petitions and endorse
ments filed by him were genuine,
and that the telegram sent was
reflection upon his character and
prevented his appointment, hence
this suit.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-03-20
Alleged Horse Thieves.

Hickman, KY, March 1o.-Will
Evans and Jim Thomas, wanted in
Graves County and Fulton, (this
county, on charges of horse steal
ing, we're captured in the bottoms
a few miles below here by Deputy
Sheriff Goalder Johnson, and are in
the county Jail here to await the
action of the next Circuit Court. In
Graves County, it is alleged, they
stole a horse and traded him off at
Murray, KY, and then sold the an
imal for which they traded. In Full
ton they are charged with stealing
horse and buggy from, Jim Will
liams. When caught they had a
horse and buggy in their posses
sion, but the buggy top had been
torn off. The prisoners are mere
boys, one about 10 and the other
"a years of age. Evans has served
one term in the penltentiary for
the same offense. Thomas was
sent to the reform schoolsfor house
breaking, but escaped after being
there three months.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-03-20
The Red Cross Drug Store Give Com
mercial Readers Chance to try it.

The Red Cross Drug Store Give Com
mercial Readers Chance to try it.
Since nobody knows when, people
have suffered from Indigestion, sick
headache, bloating, dizzy spells, dis
tress after eating, sleeplessness and
the many other symptoms of stomach
troubles and have found the usual
remedies powerless.
Here is a chance for Commercial
readers who may suffer with weak
stomach to test without risk of loss
the new prescription, called Mona,
for Indigestion that has met with
great success wherever it has been
tried.
This treatment, which strengthens
the whole digestive system so that the
stomach does its work without any
distress is sold by the Red Gross Drug
Store under a guarantee to refund the
money if the remedy does not do all
that is claimed for it. Mi-o-na costs
but SOC. a box, and one box will do
more real good than dozen boxes of
ordinary digestive tablets.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-03-20

Moore, Joe Rippy, Matte Temple,
Lula White, Ruth Crenshaw, Agnes
Coble, Nellie Dircks, Volena Floyd,
Ruth Isaacs, Lucille Lane, Lucille
Posey, Melvin Tisdale, Will Kerlin,
Marene Allen, Mary Hunter Flack,
Emma Locke, Ruth Mcconnell, Var
dell Vaughn, Helen Verhine, Harry
Harper, Fulton Moffett, Horace Nc
Michael, hurry Woody, Pauline Bar
ney, Ruth Beeler, Maud Byers, Ina
Cochran, Lucille Caldwell, Annie Lau-
RE Griffin, Perneasy Halle, Lila Lit
tleton, Rubie Mayes, Give Lane, Lu-
cile Maggie, Mary Bird Pursley, Rubie
Reeves, Catherine Dahnke, Elsy e
Woodfn, Rex Naylor, Joe Temple
Curtis Harris.
The following names were uninten-
tionally omitted from our last list OF
perfect attendance:
Maud Byers, Ina Cochran, Perneasy
Halle, Olive Lane, Lila Littleton, Luz
cile Maggie, Myra Nash, Rubie Reeves,
Catherine Dahnke, w. /. Harris, Carl
McMichael, Rex Naylor, Curtis Har-
ris, George Posey, Russell Spradlin.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-03-20
Georgia Minstrels.

"It's easy to start a company on
the road, but the hardest part is
bringing It back" was remarked
by ]. ]. Holland, business manager
of Richards & Pringle's Famous
Georgia Minstrels, while he was at
the Palace Hotel, land mean just
what l say. Any person with money
can find sharks enough to help him
organize and start out show, but
the hardest part is the booking and
handling of the Trick when it is
out, and keep it going the entire
season. and bring it back again"
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-03-20
Union City Public School.

Below is appended list of pupils
who have been neither absent nor
tardy for the past four weeks. We
point with pride to the list, for we
know that regularity of attendance
is a mighty means towards promotion.
In the Primary Hall we have been
visited by the "mumps," but at the
present date attendance has resumed
normal conditions.
First Grade. Caldwell, Fred
Dahnke, Lawrence Garland, Whayne
Monrotus, Leonard Phebus, Wartield
JACQUES, Ruth Adams, Louise Harris,
Sarah Nash, Marie Schmidt.
Second Grade.-Dora Adams, Helen
Dahnke, Naidene Jordan, Ollie May
Park, Lavera Lovelace, Esther Moore,
Zula Parkman, Edd Reeves Adams,
Dewie Mclean, Walter Mayes, John
Smoot, Arthur Wilbanks
Third Grade. Jessie Adams, Clay
lie Andrews, Ora Birdwell, Mazelle
Birdwell, Agnes Garrigan, Ruth Crit
fin, Louise Lut6p, Fora Milburn, Lot
tie Noah, Rutn Moore, Grace Roper,
Rebecca Reeves, Carrie Schmidt, Will
lie Barrett, Robert Garland, Marshall
Garth, Devreaux Gibbs, Robt. Poore,
Gerald Woosley.
Fourth Grade John Willis, John
Written Moody, John Mccullough,
Mary Bransford. Mary Lee Rodgers,
Marie Sedberry, Ivan Wilson, Clara
Wray.
FifthGrade.- Melvin Birdwell, John
Garland, John George Jones, Lexie
Lane. Royal Park, Joe Posey, Adele
Warmoth, Montez Henning, Ollie Sam
well, Mary George Adams, Beatrice
Brown, Myrtle Byers, Lila Caldwell,
Mary Dahnke, Helen Flack, Louise
Flack, Cautie Luten, Mary Park, Ida
Schuerer, Nellie Strother. Mary Whit
ley.
Sixth de.-Louise Adams, Clara
Wehmah, Bessie Reeves, Elizabeth
Watts, Dixie Boxley, Robert Alexan-
der, Joel Breyard, Brandon Davis,
Harry Dircks, Herbert Heffiey, Casper
Isaacs, Merritt Majors, Ester Mifburn,
Fred Mailing, Edwin Rogers, Q. L.
Rippy, Johnnie Semones, Richard Sc
mones, Charlie Wehman, Dixon VIII
liams, Foster Harrison.
Seventh Grade.-Mai Erskine Cher
ry, Jenny Gayle, Alice Nash, Georgia
Usrey, Mark Butler, Fred McClana-
han, Easley Peniek, Gilmore Williams.
a Eighth Grade.-Ruth Caldwell, Pau
line Caldwell, Louise Dahnke, George
Miles, Hal Davis, Malcolm Henning,
Seth Horsley.
High School. = Annie, Lee White
Sallie Kate Breyard, Alma Foute, Lu-
cile Major, Mary Moore, Minnie D.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-03-20

AlhuSSy WSlC thS uSSto VI Wis
Artie and Joe Walker, of Bethle-
hem, Sunday.
Wonder what is the matter with
the ''Old Oak" 1t seems to us that
it ought to be putting out its green
if not frozen to death.
Several of the young folks of this
place attended church at Possom
Trot Sunday night. Services were
conducted by Brother Jackson.
Misses Mollie Wyatt and Fora
Flowers, of Possom Trot, were the
guests of Miss Nancy Mcbride last
Friday night. TRIx1E.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-03-20
Marriage Licenses.

Calvin Griffin and Ethel Sellers.
Robert Jackson and Effie Simpson
Herbert Sutton and Mary Palmer.
n. e. Morgan and Mary Berry.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-03-20

Call to see A. e. Caldwell & Co.,
dealers in staple and fancy grocer
les, loose garden seeds and seed po'
tatoes. Country produce bought
and sold. Phone No. IS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-03-20

Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum
sets you crazy. Can't bear the touch
of your clothing. Doan's Ointment
cures the most obstinate cases. Why
suffer? All druggists sell it.