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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
Manager Colin Mcintosh Returns
From East With This
Good News.
MILL IS TO BE FINISHED
Property VIII &c Producing BY lanu.
airy 1-Bonds Are Tn.
dcrwrittcn.

| The first authentic news relative to
the financing Of the Ohio Copper com
| pany was released today--and ii is
good news too. Early in the day the
| News received brief dispatch from
New York containing the Information
that the s2,OOO,OOO worth of bonds au-
| thorized by the board of directors
sometime ago had been placed and
| that there would be no REORGANIZATION
| 81 the company. II also stated that W.
! r. BteNoort and associates, who were
conspicuous in the Rotation of the
bai aklala Copper company In California
| ana who had been previously interest
cd In Utah mining enterprises. had
oeen instrumental I'm the sale of the
bonds which makes IT possible for the
company to go ahead with it's plans
to round out one of the greatest pro-
ducers of copper In Bingham.
CONFIRMS BOND SALE.
As to the placing of the bonds
complete confirmation WITS obtained
during the day. from Colin Mcintosh,
general manager of the company who
returned from the east yesterday
afternoon.
with instructions to organize his forces
Immediately for the most active CAM
paign In the history of the Ohio Copper
NJ nI,r,.,,,,, -,-,, :,
~, t,' AZ, iiito't' M"S CloseIeu closeIy an
me forenoon with capt. Duncan Mac
ny ,t"rt io'l ,i,i dttec.oF OIL lne ONO
engineering capacity, as well as being
large shareholder. He also received
cali from Director Thomas Weir
and when the latter emerged from the
room his face wore broad smile, in
impaired some very pleasing informa-
WIFI cant MacVicbI his c .rs '0i'oo
WORK BEGINS At ONCE.
Nto,a,o,. ,,,,1,,+c,.,, ,,,,. -.
nv Thai 10 he was IN his 80, to,,Ie
a. l,,n,,t 80 Nv "a9 vi ulS N''S hol L,
r,,,,,i,a',, aggH w news
!.Nort 10 ~ he To- @tnt ~, H.
Ohio ri,tt o ga .eu w az tHe
mt on ~ -, anu we plopose 10
use one re- tbe frut ,hins, ~ 70 P Po ,,
u vs.; one "l Ihe hrst thlngs TO be done
tunnel to tho noint [h,ro ' ~ m ins.ieo
II 10 he made 10 Tho orc hoiios Np ,r 10
the raise iS 70 ha oad N"u wv, . l,s'i
,,,n,ths; ,i, 80 ~ ',,i ~ iiiaue ana several
before tbe convection ,s C ao,,,.'i1 a.
While this is nor ent,,ei,, oSsa,.loi
ne the min oortd I,a s,,n,Iio, ,,'t.t. 49, '.
by hauling II around tba ,oo,,,+at ~
rail at the same time sucb 800
has never been contemplated II uo,id
not be an economical prnnos;+iat, W - ~
that
The mill at Lark Is to ha ao,irro,
as soon as possible As Won lno," th..
building was comnIeted ea,,I,, ~ IL H.
year and is ready for The insto ~ lay. iie
of machinery. IL win nrnba bi, or, ~
FIVE months to get evervtbIas, ,a',lI,, eo..
steady campaign of nro5netion,, t'i
>,,,r
NEW BLOOD INFUSED.
While NJ ,ror,,., ~
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York. Aug. 5.--,NiOncy on cali
easy, 1 nj "a pcr cent; ruling rate 1
closing hd I; olorcd at ~,
Tine loans dun and slightly nrmcr;
10 days al . - per cent? ana 30 days
@is M 2" per cent; SIX months 34I
al pcr cent,
Close Prime mercantile paper , at
! per cent. sterling exchange weak,
with actual business Ia bankers bills
az lsiD0 al isb for 90 days, and
1850 Tor demand.
Commercial bills, i.sI nj Y.
bar silver. seq
NcNicnn dollars, use.
Government bonds strong; railroad
bonds strong.
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SUGAR AND CoFFl1lc.
EvApoRATEp FRu1rs.

New York, Aug 4.-The market for
eyaporated apples Is quite, both as Ia
spot and futures, with fancy quoted NJ
9la choice, Sl49; prime, 63s G7A com
mon 10 fair. 5is Q8h.
Prunes firm on the coast but the gem
eral range az to spot quotations is UNI
changed at 3is q IS for California and ~
Nih for oregon fruit.
Aprlcots are quite but firm in tone;
choice VA go; extra choice, 9la alO;
fancy, l0ia al II.
Peaches unchanged. Choice 8. extra
choice, 1904; fancy iO0lGk extra
fancy, l0iaml
insrior sh aT i WITH lo osnd FOR
tel quoted at "a gGl4; choice fancy
seeded. GWlh seedless, 596 London
layers. l2j@13j
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Aug. 5.--Butter- Steady.
Creamerles. lSn 20 dairies. l7Gl9
Eggs Steady. Firsts, l7lA.
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pUGL1sT CARTWRIGHT DEAD.

St Louis Aug. 5.-Henry Cartwright
a veteran English middieweight. who
fought with bare knuckles before King
Edward, when he was Prince of Wales,
in the fifties. died here today, aged rs
years. Cartwright's non de guerre was
The Fighting Blacksmith" and under
1t he fought such men as Bob Brittle.
Bill Butler and Jack Gilbert. He claim
ed to have won IS of his 10 fights.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS

Inc undelsigned Board of Fd,...
OF BoXelder school District -ppu ullli,
county Dtnh, will receive bokelt.
posals up to II o'clock a m 40 IN
lvOs, FOR the erection of "A Ti,puss Eil
building TO be erected in Hri,,6. Selg
Utah Plans ana speclncatinns a w
structions 10 bidders may he una u
Tue ,ofiice Of the Board of EddU,,uInna z
Brigham city, Utah, at the H''''Ss ',,!o,
Matklns a Birch, architects. 55i-
bCllHlng. salt Lake City. and S3i sDoN
AGfaueny Ave, Provo. Utah 'oVl
irunoSnls VIII be received in o..
gated form. for excavation ~ seq.
aud brick work: for carpHntnr' Sonerl
plasterins; for painting, for boa,inMS n
pHratus and plumbing; also Tsg a.
building complete as specified oI ior "
heating apparatus and pnimbinSc eptia.
All proposals must be maJa
forms prepared by tho said nreSSuul 2;
ana TO be accompanied with a Vn,tec's
check OF per cent of the nrnn,t,,Se IS ht.
or as q guarantee that Tho ulels.
bidder VIII enter. into contract anreS,epltI
an approved bond within one ycai!u gi.
the. said work is awarded "'eh ate
III bidders for the brick wor,.
submit samples of the brick y,ra, w
TO be used In the structure" pFoposr
The board will meet NJ i,o,
at the above stated time gnJ oIns
and publicly open all bids 'Ha das
The board reserves the rirbt
thereof. any par,
BY order of the board.
+. ". Dunn Dunn. % c,ior resident z
Dated at Brigham City. Ttah T..
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers ana
brokers, furnish the following quota
tons from San Francisco on Nevada
mining stocks today:
CoMsToCK.
ophir, 2.25@2 so; Mexican, Ss9S7;
Gould & Curry, lO911; Con. Va. SEQ
IS; Hale & Norcross 24G25; Yellow
Jacket, 5S96O; Belcher, 2l@22; Conf
dence, 40 bid; Sierra Nevada, S2qS3;
Exchequer, is bid; Union, 81 bid.
ToNoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada, 762a@7. so; Mon
tana Tonopah, 1.45 bid; Tonopah EX-
tension, 75 bid; MacNamara 65a66;
Midway, AZ bid; Tonopah Belmont, "
90; Tonopah North Star, 9glO, Ohio
Tonopah, | asked; West End Cons. &C
bid; Rescue. 9 bid; Tonopah & Calf
fornia. ! bid; Golden Anchor bid
Jim Butler % bid Cash Boy, 2 bid
Monarch Pitts. Extn., 4G6; Montana
Midway Extn., bid.
GOLDFIELD.
Sandstone, so bid; Col. Mt, 21a2s;
Jumbo Ext, 50@51; Vernal bid;
Pennsylvania. 2 asked; Booth, Aga,
Blue Bull, 1908; Adams, 4Q5: Silver
Pick, p bid Nevada Boy, bid; Black
Butte Ext, 2 bid; Blue Bell, 546;
Dixie, 2d3 Hibernia. bid; St Ives,
S1@32; Conqueror, 7QS; Black Rock.
lag; Lone Star, 10 bid; G. Wonder,
asked; Potlatch, 10 asked: orc. IL bid;
Kendall Ext, / asked; Sandstone
Ext, 3 asked; Mayne, . bid; Atlanta.
26a27; Git. Bend, 32@S6; Empire. 3
bid; Red Top Ext, 11@12: Florence.
3.07la 6D3.10: D'field b. b. Cons, 1S@
10; Goldfeld Daisy. 7O@72; Comb.
Fraction, 1.35@1.S71s; CT. Bend Ext,
bid; CT. Bend Annex, 7@S; b. 3
Bonanza, bid; Kewanos, SO bid;
Cracker Jack, sos; f. Mohawk, 10
bid; Red Hills, 24@26; Mohawk, Ext,
3 bid: L. Dillon, asked Y Tiger,
bid; Grandma, 6@7; Y. Rose. asked;
Goldfeld Con, b77hs bid; D'field Tri-
angle, 6a7; Coming Nation, 344.
BULLFROG.
Original. 1@2; Bullfrom Mining, bid
Mont. Bullfrog ] asked, National Bank,
sac; L. Harris. / asked; Amethyst,
bid; Gold Bar, 4@5; Bonnie Glare, 10
asked; MHyflower Cons. 74S; G. Scep-
ter, lac; Montgy, Mt, IdS; Homestake
Cons, 3S asked; Y. Girl bid.
MANHATTAN.
Mani. Cons. soc; Mani. Min. Co., 2
asked; G. Wedge, / bid; s. Humphrey
Mustang, SAT; Little Gray, bid Cow
Boy, asked; ong. Mani. 3 asked;
Broncho, ! bid Pinenut, | bid; S. Day,
2 bid,
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairyiew Eagle IS asked: Nevada
Hills. 1.75 bid; Plttsburg sill. Peak. 100
WlS25s; North Star Wonder, 2 bid
Eagles Nest, 10 bid Hailstone, bid;
Round Min, o5 asked.
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SHELTER DIVIDEND.

New York, Aug. 5,-Thc American
Smelter Securities company today dec
clarcd q quarterly dividend OF ~. per
cent ON preferred "a" stock and ~
per cent ON Preferred "R' stock The
prCV iOus quarter
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. 5-An advance of one
pence at Liverpool ana hot weather
in the northwest with a prospect OF
still warmer weather to come, caused
an advance of l cent or more all along
the line in the wheat market at the
opening today. September opened II q Is
at at az AZ "'s"'r at '@ 10 49' ana sold
The corn market was active and
strong on the continued dry weather
yesterday at 1875 to 75A, and sold at
1he oats market was strong on re-
ports of crop damage. the demand tor
May delivery being particularly marked
september oats opened y a * higher vt
i5h to 46ll and held within the open
Provisions were moderately active,
opening from to 10 cents a ~ cents
over yesterday. September pork opened
at Leo September lard at 9.55, and
September ribs at 9.021s 99.O5.
os GiloosseS,oooWh,eat-sePtt;, 1914 @s6s Dec.
= Corn-sept., 20; Dec, $685. @e3h May.
PSts-sespt III Ill., Oct 6ei f5 H 1s ts
s.GIs Jan. s.i71s,
Barley-Cash, G2Gff5.
Later the wheat market turned sensa-
tionally bullish. at the top All deliv-
e or oS Syer2 3sstsrd 6r2m To- to RVS
strength was well held. September be-.
ing "a up ut 96ia Glg6# December
higher at 9S3s a 90, and May higher at
LOSS
The corn market eased off for n tire.
September touching 1874 d 13ss, but rnl.
ly followed on the wheat strength and
the close was steady, September y. % 70
up at 10.
SUGAR AND CoFFhc.
New York, Aug. sugar raw steady
AGO; molasses sugar. 3.40Gp3.4j.
Rehned-Quict. Crushed, 6,09; powder
ed 0. i0 grunulated, $50
Coffee--Quiet No, lilo, 6%; No 4
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MAY DAY DIVIDEND.
one VIII BE Posted Todny-uncle
sam On Friday.

The directors OF tho May Day Min
ing company are scheduled to meet
this afternoon at which dividend VIII
be declared probably ~ cents per
share, or $4,000. Directors OF the
Uncle sam Consolidated meet Friday
ror the same purpose The latter win
pay ( cents a share, on $4,000,
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POLLOCK WIRE GOSSIP.

Boston wires. London visible SUD-
ply of copper, i2l3i tons, am Increase
of 2,i59 tons IN past two weeks
New York wires Al grades OF cop
per advanced = cent today
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OLD MAGAzINEs-oLD SONGS.

Every household contains them. bur
few think OF preserving them IN neat
and convenient shape; YOU can
have them bound in any style and al
any expense you may decide on, at
The Deserot News.
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ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Ohio Copper Stronger on Open Board
CLOSING Quotations.

The bulk of the trading In mining
stocks during the days early calls OF
the mining exchange took place on the
open board. when Black Jack and In
dian Queen, were the principal partlci-
pants. Among the unlisteds, Ohio Cop
per was bought at S3,05 and So 10; Silver
King Coalition at $500 and 81, and
Standard Copper at 20 cents. The clos
ing quotations and sales were:
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DIED.

LANE--In this city, Aug 8, AdrIen
Lane, infant son OF Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Heaston
The funeral services win be held AT
the family residence, S2S south Sew
enth East tomorrow at IL o'clock
noon. Friends invited.
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WHY USE YOUR

1.etterheads for scratch paper when
We can sell YOU scratch paper so
cheap?
THE DESERET NEWS.
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GEO O. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS, "a Il. So. Temple Both
phones $40.
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}. II. WHITNEY q SONS.

Stock Brokers. 332 Atlas Blk.
Ind, Phone. Eel. Ben, lTI7.
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T. X. Snow s CO., Stock brokers.
S2 comnsSc-aj Blk, Both Phones 1879
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that the people with whom he deals are
OF the kind that do things" in the ap-
proved ia ashton
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\. $. CAMPBELL,
stock Broker 215 ID. n. Walker Block.
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James A. Pollock & Co, bankers ana
brokers, furnish the following quota
tons from San Francisco on Nevada
mining stocks today:
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CoMSToCK.

Ophir, 2.25@2 80; Mexican, S69S7;
Gould & Curry, lO911; Con. Va, 500
S. Hale & Norcross 24G25; Yellow
Jacket, 5SQ6O; Belcher 2l@22; Conf
dence, 40 bid; Sierra Nevada, S2qSS;
Exchequer, is bid Union, 81 bid.
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-14
Leo Adde.

Leo Adde, the cleyer little singing
comedian who has scored heavily
with the Olympia Opera Company,
is adding many new laurels to his
already good reputation.
On account of the monographs
using the late songs as fast as they
are put on the marhet, Adde, it
seems, has had quite hard time
to- get a new song that will appeal
to the people as whole, but Mana
ger Matchette, who is quite a COM
poser of entire operas as well as
many instrumental and vocal selec-
tions, has solved the problem for
Adde by writing a special song for
him, namely, 81 am coming on a
choo choo to meet you ma Lou Lou,
and the pleasure loving public of
Union City will have the opportu
nifty of hearing Adde sing his fea-
ture song at Reynolds Opera House
Wednesday night, Feb. 10.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-14
Conference.

Second quarterly conference was
held at the Methodist Church at
Harris, beginning Saturday, with j.
G. Clark, Presiding Elder, as chair
man.
After very interesting and schol-
ar1y discourse by Rev. Clark, din
ner was served on the ground, a
generous and refreshing collation.
furnished by the good people of
that community.
Business session was called inn
medlately after dinner. The 6nan-
cial reports were encouraging. As
sessments made by the stewards
for salary of pastor, Rev. G. G.
Newbill, amounted to 5000, exceed
ing the amount for the same pur-
pose last year.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-14
Confederate Pensions.

Tennessee Board Of Pension Ex-
aminers at their regular quarterly
session added 292 names to the roll
and on account of deaths dropped
III. Among those added from this
section we note; A. Allen, Fulton;
J. H. Frazer, Union City; G. F..
Ragsdale, Union City; A. D. Smith,
Gleason; ]. w. Brogden. Gleason;
H. ]. Ferguson, Trenton; W. A.
Pursley, Union City; Mrs. Tempy
Cook, Polk; Mrs, R. P. Moore,
Palmersville,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-14
FIRST GRADE.
Shake in a Bottle.

Now is the time when the doctor
gets busy. and the patent medicine
manufacturers reap the harvest, un-
less great care is taken to dress
warmly and keep the feet dry. This
is the advice of an old eminent au-
thority, who says that Rheumatism
and Kidney trouble weather is here,
and also tells us what to do in case
of an attack.
Get from any good prescriptions
pharmacy one-half ounce Fluid Ex-
tract Dandelion, one ounce Conn
pound 'Kargon, three ounces Com
pound Syrup Sarsaparilla. Mix BY
shaking in bottle and take tea
spoonful after meals and at bed
time.
Just try this simple home made
mixture at the first sign of Rheu-
matism, or if your back aches or
you feel that the kidneys are not
acting just right. This is said to
be splendid kidney regulator, and
almost certain remedy for all forms
of Rheumatism, which is caused by
uric acid in the blood, which Che
kidneys fail to filter out. AnYQa
can easily prepare this at home al
at small cost.
Druggists IN this town and vica
ity, when shown the prescriptie1
stated that they can either sup
these ingredients, or, if sour read
prefer, they will compound
mixture for them.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-14
D. w. Lathan's Death.

D. w, Latham, formerly citizen
of Troy, died last Sunday morning
at the Asylum for the Insane at
Bolivar, Tenn.
The remains were shipped to
Troy for burial and inferred at the
Troy Cemetery. Services were held
at the residence of Chas. L. Moffatt.
Mr.. Latham was 54 years old and
native of South Carolina. He
came to Troy. when a young man
and some years afterwards married
Miss Lilly Kirby. daughter of Mrs.
Harriet Kirby, W b o sc death &C.
Cured lastweek at Troy.
Mr.. Latham was at one time
Marshal of Troy, a faithful, eff
ficient officer and a worthy citizen.
His wife died about ten years ago.
A few years afterwards his actions
indicated that he was losing his
mental faculties and he was finally
taken to Bolivar.
Five children two boys and three
girls-are left. Deceased was a
member of the A. r. P Church.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-14
Good Roads Convention.

In reply to requst Of the invita-
tion committee at Jackson, / have
appointed the following delegates
and alternates, to the Good Roads
Convention, which meets at Jack
ssh on March ii and IL. Speakers
of national reputation will address
the meeting and we hope our dele
gates will attend.
DELEGATES.
DR., D. M. Pearce,
Geo. S. Hardy,
S. r. Bratton.
ALTERNATEs.
WI. White,
r. P. Whitesell,
r. F. Tisdale.
w. HI. GARDNER, Mayor
You've tried the rest, now try the
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-14
McMichael Drug Co.
Notice Of Election.

!" We the Election Commission ers of
:. Obion County, Tennessee, do hereby
call special election to be held in
luiivil district No. l of Obion County
iledn Saturday, March 7, 1908, for the
y urpose OF electing Justice Of the
J fneace to fill out the unexpired term
Rof o. l. Wea<s, resigned. This Feb.
4,19oS.
J Fl. WHIPPLE, Chair,
ler ]. G. BURDICK, Sec,
hqiy A. X. WELLS,
&C Election Committee Of Obion Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-14
CitY Court.

A citizen of Fulton landed in the
hands of officer Escue last Sunday
afternoon. 1t was simply a case Of
plain drunk and he was taken to
the lookup. Monday morning he
appeared before the Mayor and was
relieved of S. SO for the privilege Of
ENJOYING mis- skate.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-14
Back in Business.

Herman Scates is back at the old
stand on Home and College streets,
once more engaged in the grocery
business where he operated for sew
eral years. Mr.. Scates bought the
stock this week from. Goodwin &
Williams and took charge at once.
Mr.. Scates is very popular young
business man and enjoys a good
custom. He will no doubt do a
good business in the future.
Think of a guaranteed folding bed
and cotton mattress only $3.50 at
Bell Furn. Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-14
Mardigras Mobile-New Orleans :
Feb. 27-March 8, 1908.

Low round-trip tickets on sale Feb.
26 to March inclusive. Final limit
returning March 10. Stopovers. For
further information apply to Mobile
Il Ohio Railroad Ticket Agents or
write John NJ. Beall, General Passen-
Agent, st. Louis, Mo.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-14
Estray Notice.

Taken up and posted in District No,
u of Obion County, Tenn, by Smith
Kirby, one roam horse, about or &
years old, IA hands high. branded "O'i
on left hip. Valued at $40.
as THos. r BARRETT, Ranger.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-14

Ruth Moore, Linda Poore, Rebecca
Reeves, Grace Roper, Carrie Schmidt,
Nellie Spain, Josephine Watts.
SECOND GEADE.
Ed Reeves Adams, Henry Dahnke,
Walter Mayes, John Smoot, Arthur
Wilbanks, Helen Dahnke, Annie Col
den, Naidene Jordan, Layera Love-
lace, Esther Moore, Ollie May Parks,
Zula Parkman, Sadie Williams.
FIRST GRADE.
Gerald Caldwell, Eugene Campbell,
Walton Crenshaw, Fred Dahnke, Law
renee Garland, Whayne Monrotus,
Leonora Phebus, Joseph Powell, Wal
ter Pleasant, w. P. Rodgers, Willie
Roper, Perry Lewis Wright, Mary
Butler, Hazel Cameron, Louise Har-
ris, Nellie Miner, Sarah Nash, Marie
Schmidt, Lucille Warmoth.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-14
,,rch
Cumberland Presbyterian

The sermon next SundaHnwill be
expressly to children. Parsnts are
urged to see that their children are
present.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-14
Tacky Party.

The intermediate League of the
M. E. Church enjoyed tacky party
at the home of Mrs. Posey last FRI
day night. Games of an interest
ing nature were in order and re-
freshments were served in courses.
Shelled Nuts and Sailed Peanuts.
-Dahnke's.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-02-14

A specific for pain = DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil. strongest, cheapest lini-
ment ever devised. A household rem
edy in America for % years.