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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.

FOR sALE-noCsE CoRSEs: Of ALLY
rooms :. both natl cellar
through residence street in the northeast.
MOOEE 4 HILL. finc.,. 1888 q ct. NV.
FOR ,sALE-HoUsE WITH SIDE LIGHT;
downtown; rooms; very convenient
I ;s'sso
a very good value and one that should sell
MOORE Hill. trnc.) 1888 6 st. NV.
FOR sALE-H0UsE WITH STABLE.
Near Capitol and Library.
o rooms; s i stories; BATH
Ihis !; sgsd property for On. he price
FOR SALE HOUSE on HEIGHTS.
Groom m. modern dwelling
H'f-s .ss5o heat
MOORE 4 HILL 0 oine.,. 1898 G st. NV.
FOR sALE-BIaGEsT HOUSE FOR MONEY
IN Town: II rooms; stories; near govern
neoSS a gf1%pfn ns ,h ,ss :t st. NV
FOR sALE-HOME or INVESTMENT.
Central northwest.
Groom. 2-stcry house: corner of alley; bath:
cellar; newly paints! $3.50 ssd D'Dersd'
Convenient to several car lines. Easy walk.
MOORE HILL dne.,. 1888 C ST. NV.
FOR sALE-sMALI INVESTMENT.
Rent. $3.50
MooEk HILL. dnc.l. 1888 9 st: nv:
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AVE.
Beautiful residence section.
LOT ABOUT HG Fcnf fsG Ssfo'f FEET WIDE.
This is remarkably low price for prop
MOORE s HILL lInc.,. 1883 G st. NV.
I-Nr
s-RooM house Win BATH attic, servants
ROOM stable and 's g, S s@a
Located on .t,rss ;ige street in one of
Washinston's most heautiful suburbs.
MOORE Hill. dnc.l. 1893 6 St NV
FOR sALE,,PENNsYIyAS AHA AVE, NV.
ssa 'aas:
Two good frontages.
MOORE Hill. unc.l. 1888 6 st. NV.
FOR sALE-TW0- STORY APARTMENT. WELL
located: very attractive.
Each apartment has rooms and bath;
MOORE & hill unc.,. 1888 G st. NV.
FOR sALE-HoUsE DowNT0WN.
Two stories: large rooms; brick; good lot;
IS. 500.
Perfect condition.
MOORE & HILL Nnc., 1888 G st. NV.
FOR sALE-IN THE FAsHIoNABLE WEST
r-nd BeautifuI 1o-room houses npe batb;
nearly . feet Wi $500.
One of the finest homes ever offered in
MOORE Hill T TInc.s 1888 e i. P''I NV.
FOR SAIE-IN ST PAULs PARISH.
Large Broom house. 18th aud sts.;
large lot; cellar; good bath; ncst-class con-
diton.
This is considerably reduced price: the
house is full vaue, a bargain, and just
where many want it,
FOR SALEM THE DUPONT CIRCLE SEC
tion-PractcalIy new 10-room house; hot
water heat; cellar beautiful tiled bath;
deep lot to pave, s s!,sS:
This is about S1.26o under value; through
street: close to good car line: let Us show
MooRE s0s Hill s'nns se" 1893 asS;s' ST. NV
FOR sALE-LOoKTNG FOR 4 sTx-RooM
house: Then read this: A property that
originally sold for S.. 200 offered now by
owner. who must make quick sale, Tor
The house Il modern in every feature. II
delightful residence section Of the northwest,
See us about this without delay.
MOORE HILL f1nc.) 1883 q st. NV.
FOR SALE-THERE ISN'T A MORE BEAUTI-
full s-room house for the money in Wash
ington.
Practically new: large rooms; perfect con
dit-oH: hot-water heat; best construction;
fine finish: select residence street; good
nel1hhorkood. Heights.
MOORE & HILL dnc.). 1888 G st. NV.
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4 REMARKABLY ATTRACTIVE NEW H0C Sc,
SITUATED IN AN ADMIRABLE NElGHBOR.
HOoD-ON THE HEIGHTS. VEST OF 18TH
ST. There is no better example OF fine work
ism are above criticism. The rooms are large
and well lighted. The bathroom is spacious and
supplied with every modern accessory-nicEelcd
fixtures. pedestal lavatory. sanitary finish. This
house is supplied With hot.watcr heating sys-
tenn both electric and gas lights: genuine par
Iuetry floors: beautiful mantels: unusually fine
fixtures and decorations. 4 REAL BARGAIN.
Liberal terms 200
y. l.. SANSBERY Co.
11N=31 18th n ".
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HERB SPECIALIST.

MFG. OF HERB REMEDIES, WHICH ARA
guaranteed to cure relieve any and all all.
ments: mems complaints a specially. NJ. ~
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FOR SAIL
SITUATED ON BROAD AVENUE. WITH
EXCEPTIONALLY BEAUTIFUL SURROUND
INC;S-a perfectly constructed and finely fin
ishcd NEW HOUSE: all desirable modern fea-
lures such as HOT-WATER HEAT. H.FlC-
TRIO and GAS LIGHTS. perfectly Gil ARMING
DECORATIONS. oak stairways. ndge-era;n
floors. front and rear porches: beautifully sod
ded front and back yards: concrete cellar:
laundry. toilet. etc. Small cash payment and
balance monthly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80. loo
y. l.. SALISBURY CO..
1921 18th ct. NV.
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FOR SALE-FINEST LOTS IN TAKOMA PARK;
nea: electric and steam lincs wafer, sewer
ard gas: cheap and easy terms
]. l.. EARNEST. Trustee. :23 Az st. NV.
mi
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FOR SALE
IN VERY CONVENIENT SECTION OF
THE NORTHWEST CLOSE TO DOWN
TOWN. handsome NEW PRESSED BRICK
home: fnll 20 feet wide; every room has direct
light and ventilation: rooms and modern
bath: hot-water heat: beautiful interior finish:
fine mantcls: colonial front porch and two-story
rear porches. This is special bargain and
should receive immediate attention. Terms TO
" l.. SALISBURY CO.,
1921 18th
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COLCMIAI REACH PROPERTY.

COTTAGES FOR RENT FOR THE SEASON; 4
rooms $50: rooms, 500: rooms. $40; !
rooms $50: I0room cottage on river front 10.
sale. J. JAY GOULD. Al 9th st. mh2l. 1874
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FOR SALE
ANYTHING THAT YOU MAY WANT,
FROM 4 LOT s0x2o0 TO 200 ACRES.
ALONG THE LINE OF THE ROCK
VILE ELECTRIC ROAD. EITHER M.
PROVED OR uNIMPROVED. FOR IN
VESTMENT OR SUBDIVISION.
j. II. MILLER. 1904 +.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE
IN A DESIRABLE NORTHWEST LOCALITY
hear two car lines-A NEW PRESSED BRICK
HOME: two stories: SIN LARGE ROOMS: tiled
bathroom; lot 2oxlOo. Easy terms. -. SIS, 900
y. l.. SALISBURY CO,
1921 18th 81
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Only $3.50 FOR QUARTER ACRE LOrS,
northwest Of District. electric add steam
cars; monthly payments. Box IS. Star Office.
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Sec our list OF apartments under Apartments
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IN ~0 II Specialist
Ono Sm NMA 12S 18TH
A/H Q 0Q u NASSNSQ STREET

WASHINGTON'S OLDEST SPECIALIST
Limited to office practice. Hrs. $50 to l":30
and to $50 daily: Sundays, $50 IN 1880.
Consultation free. Elevator and phone. fe.5tfS
DR. NICHOLSON. Specialist. Gen. Office prac .ic-
including special troubles. Goitrc. Chorea, A.
cohol 4 Drug habits all durable. Medicine elec-
trio eatment. or both. as indicated 1905 n. ~.
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MT. IDA
Is ackpowi lodged by all TO be the most beaut..
full place for suburban home around Wash.
'ingto;.. We have Granolithc walks. sewers.
running water. electric lights hei<: installed,
high elevation. loE- prices. easy terms: only
10 minutes from 18th and Pennsylvania avenue;
frequent cars.
Call at general Office. 611 18th St, get plat.
booklet and tickets TO go out
MOUNT IDA REALTY COMPANY.
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FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL MIDETACTIED HOUSE ON
WIDE NORTHWEST STREET: fine side and
rear yards: southern exposure reception hall.
parlor, dining room. pantry and kitchen on first
floor: four large. bright bedrooms second
floor: brown ash trim: hot-water heat: all mod
ern and up-tO-date features: lot LOG feet deep:
garage. Suitable terms. ~, 100
y. l.. SALISBURY CO..
11a-21 18th St NV
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FOR SALE
ON THE HEIGHTS. NEAR PARK ROAD
Az ESPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE AND WELL
BUILT NEW HOUSE. We don't believe any
body saw better for the price. Its
gem. The rooms are all large aud airy. The
bathroom is complete those in houses
selling for $4,000. Hardwood finish: hot-water
heat: gas and electric lights: shower bath:
laundry; fine yard Easy terms 81. 600
y. l.. SALISBURY CO..
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FOR SALE-THERE ISN'T MORE BEAUTi-
full S-room house for the money in Wash
ington.
$500.
Practically new: large rooms; perfect con
dit.oE hot-water heat; best construction;
fine finish: select residence street; good
neixhborhood. Heights.
MOORE & HILL. Unc.). 1888 G st. NV.
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1921 18th St NV.
FOR SALE
HOW DOES THIS STRIKE YOU?
TWO WELL LOCATED. NEARLY NEW
BRICK HOUSES, each rented to q first class
tenant at $325o mouth. They solidly
bniit and finished in the most superior manner.
The surroundings clean and attrHctive-on
numbered street, northwest rooms and
tiled BATH lot 17x1OO. Liberal terms. 1875
y. l.. SALISBURY CO.,
1921 18th St NV.
FOR SALE
THIS Is PROBABLY THE GREATEST
VALUE EVER OFFERED IN NEW HOUSE.
It's surprising Listen: Two-story colonial
style pressed brick home, 20 feet wide. ~splen-
didly built trimmed in hardwood. finely deco
rated: heated by hot water: lighted by gas and
electricity: panelel dining room; large pantry
and ample closets: concrete cellar: laundry
tubs etc. Reasonable terms. s., $50
Y. l.. SANSBrRY CO,
:tN-C1 13th st NV
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WANTED 70 RENT SUBURBAN PLACE FOR
summer for small family within five miles Of
city; good water and shade furnished a. I'M
fuin's1cd. aud line: along Potomac
fnorh, preferred will consider other sec
'ions. Give full particulars. price. etc. Ad-
dress Box 90. Star office. my31-3t
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-06
STAR OF BETHLEHEM.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Rogers visited
Mr.. and Mrs tx Biggs in Lake County
Saturday and Sunday
Miss Annie Gray, Of Crescent, was in
our midst Sunday.
w. +. Ellinor and family visited at
Samburg Sunday.
A party was enjoyed by number OF
friends at the home of Jonzie Burton
Thursday night
Misses Mary Lou and Matte ARM
strong, of Rogers Schoolhouse, visited
Miss Zula Armstrong Saturday and Sum
day. PALS.
Mr.. Joe Mcbride and daughter went
to Union City shopping Monday.
Master Dee McMullin is up again af-
ter a severe spell Of sickness.
We are having good Sunday
every Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
and prayer-meeting every Sunday night
at 7 O'Clock All are invited to attend.
TWINS.
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Death Of Mr.. Caruthers.

Samuel Lawson Caruthers, one of the
well known residents OF the county and
citizen of the vicinity north OF Union
City, died last Friday night, April 30,
1910, between / ! and II o 'clock, from
the effects OF congestion.
Mr.. Caruthers was 66 years Of age
and was born in Lincoln County, his
parents moving to Obion when he was
in his infancy. Mr.. Caruthers was
married in 1869 to Miss Corum and to
them twelve children we're born, eight
of whom are now living, as follows:
Arch Caruthers, Hickman, KY, Mrs.
Dock Carter, Mrs Jas. T. Barham, Es-
ther, Sudie, Lawson, Steven and Pierce.
His widow also survives and brother,
James, who resides in the same vicinity.
Mr.. Caruthers followed the pursuit OF
agriculture and was a man of quiet hab-
its, sturdy, thrifty, substantial, reliable
and esteemed for many other qualities
of good citizenship and usefulness. He
was conservative and honorable in his
business transactions, firm in his relig
ious and political opinions, but generous
toward his fellowmen. He was alto
gether man of strength and character,
one OF those who share in the burdens
and responsibilities OF practical and
wholesome living, discharging his duties
in accordance with divine commands
and in unison with the best interests of
humankind. Mr.. Caruthers had been
a member OF the Methodist Church for
twenty years. He was veteran OF the
Confederacy under Forests command.
The remains were inferred at HARRISON
Cemetery with the honors of his Con-
federate friends and comrades, Mr.. Jer-
ry Cloar presiding. Services were also
by Revs. McGill and Hudg-
ms at home.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-06
NUMBER THREE


Rev. Matheny filled the pulpit at An
tioch Sunday and delivered an able and
edifying sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bruer, Of Reel
foot, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Howard Sunday.
Mrs. Bette Caldwell, Of Old Fremont,
spent the week with Mr.. and Mrs. FL
bert Campbell.
Mrs. VIM. jordan, OF State Line, was
guest Of Mrs. Nettie Rinehart Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Babe Hudson visited
the family Of Mr. Lige Cloar at 0bion
Saturday aud Sunday
Misses Vira Howard and Vera John
son visited friends in Crystal Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barksdale, Of
Kedron, visited Mr.. John Rays family
Sunday.
Quite a number of our young people
services at Sanders Chapel Sum
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jones, Of Beech.
church here Sunday.
The fifth Saturday in this month is
set for Decoration Day at Antioch cem-
atery. A nice program will be arranged
Tor the day. GuLLIvER.
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CRESCENT.

Mrs. Alma Nagle and Mrs. Brum-
nell, of Union City, are spending few
weeks with Mrs. w. I. Vaught.
Messrs. Fred Barnes and Selma Os-
borne have erected telephone line.
Mrs. Lucy Howard and daughter,
Leila, were guests Of relatives near Lib
erty Thursday.
Singing at Mr. Dock Kinks Sunday
afternoon was enjoyed very much by
numbers present
Miss Grace Donnell, OF Clayton, is
spending few days with Misses Myrtle
and Dora Howard.
Grandma Hicks returned home Sun
day after spending a week at Kedron
with her daughter, Mrs. Roberts.
BLUEBELL
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Boys Will Be Boys

and are always getting scratches, cuts,
sprains, bruises, bumps, burns, or
colds. Don't neglect such things they
may result seriously If you do. Apply
Billiards. Snow Liniment according to
directions right away and it will relieve
the pain and heal the trouble. Price
csc, soc and 81. CO. Sold by Red Cross
Drug Co, both stores.
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CANE GREEK.

Mrs. Lara Smith and Mrs Dayie we're
in Kenton shopping last week
Rev. w. B. Gibson and family and
]. I. Sutherland and family visited Mrs.
Ed Lakewood at Gardner Sunday.
Mrs. i. B. Sutherland and Mrs. v.
w Sutherland visited Mrs F. w. Bell
in Martin last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Duncan,
fine boy on the 25th ult
Mr.. and Mrs. Globe Osman are the
parents Of fine boy born May 3.
A sociable at the home OF Mr.. Jas.
Chapel was enjoyed by number Of
young people last Saturday night.
Miss Leyie Chapel is spending the
week with her aunt near Mount Pelia.
Miss Lena Chapel is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gaines, at Humboldt. WHITE ROSE.
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OAK GROVE.

Arch Barham is on the sick list.
Mrs Bette Pickering, OF Fulton, is
viaiting her daughter. Mrs. G. s. Tai
ley.
Miss Mary Kelley has returned to
Fulton after visit here.
Rev w. @. Hughes, of Irrelevant,
preached at BeuIah Sunday and is visit
ing his friends here this week.
Sunday is communion day at Mount
Zion.
Misses Jodie and Lucille Winston, of
Fulton, visited here this week.
Mr.. John White, OF Hornbeak, spent
Monday night with C. S. Talley and
family
Messrs. A. L. Brevard, j. J. Jones,
w. B. Stovall and NJ. p. McMurry have
returned from Mobile and report de-
lightful time.
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JORDAN.

Fred Bondurant is in Hickman few
days this week.
Messrs. O. b. Kerlin, Dan McKelvey,
| G. G. Alexander and Will Sowell at
tended the reunion at Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. n Dickson, OF I'm.
ion City, made business trip here
Monday.
Mrs. Harry Walters has returned
from visit to Mayfeld.
Mrs. S. A. DeBow and Mrs. M. A.
Shuck were in Union City Saturday.
Children's Day viii be observed at
Mount Zion Sunday. Everyone in
yited.
Miss Jennie Kerlin left Saturday for
Arkansas, where she will visit her bro
Their, Joe, and sister, Mrs. Dave Alex
ander. KENTUCKY.
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ROGERS SCHOOL.

Quite number attended the singing
att. 9. Gloyer's Saturday night.
Misses Mary and Matte Armstrong
spent Saturday night with their uncle,
Mute Armstrong, at Possumtrot.
w. r. Morris and r. G. Rives were
at Possumtrot Sunday evening. Sever
al others attended prayermeeting there
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Elgin visited
Hornbeak friends Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Douglas, OF Wood
land Mills, visited the family OF Mr..
Frank Rives Sunday.
Ben McMurtry and family, of this
vicinity, visited relatives at Brownsville,
Ky, Saturday.
We are glad to see so many taking
part in the Sunday-school at Reelfoot.
and hope the school will continue to
improve in attendance and interest, and
prove permanent success.
Mrs. w. s. Green was in the Crystal
nslghborhood Saturday.
Mrs. jude RiyeS ana her son, Gavin,
were in Hickman Saturday.
Verde Conner was in Protemus this
week looking after witnesses for trial
at Hickman.
Little Hosie Green, son Of w. S,
Green, fell from the top of house Sat
urday and sprained his wrists and
bruised the right side OF his face. His
injuries were very painful, but he is inn
proving considerably. The boy was
climbing from the roof to tree and
the limb broke, and he fell about TWEEN
ty-iive feet. REPORTER.
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RIvEs

Remember the ice cream suppe
Tuesday night in Caldwell Park
Shore Bros. have gotten in a VARIETY
Of farming implements and are rapidly
disposing Of them TO hustling farmers
Guests Of Mrs. w. L. Glemmons las
Sabbath were Mr.. and Mrs. DaviC
Clemmons and Miss Sadie Fry, OF Obi
on, and Roy Cummings, OF Fulton.
George Jordan, sojourner of years
ago, was here Monday
R. L. Harper was in Union City
Monday
Walker Packard, Of Number Thir-
teen, was guest Of R. L. Phebus Sum
day.
Miss Louise Blanton, of Polk, was
weekend guest Of Mrs. w. G. Harris.
Luther Whiteside and family mo-
tored over from Fulton Sunday and
made a call with Mr.. and Mrs. Barley
corn.
Ernest Shropshire has returned from
Florida.
Mrs. Walter Agnew and Miss Missile
Harris were business visitors to Union
City Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Moffat, of Obi
on. we're up Sunday for church services.
DIR. w. w. Holloway, of Union City,
was down Monday and reports himself
very satisfied with his move.
While Rev. f. P. Lindsay is at the
bedside of his father Mrs. Lindsay and
son are in the country with relatives.
One OF our magistrates, Mr.. Fount
Holloway, was added to the Christian
Church Monday, Elder Hardeman, of
Henderson, officiating.
Miss Elizabeth Mcdonald, OF Obion,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Clinton
Callicott.
Miss Bess Hughes, OF Columbia, was
a recent guest of Miss Eudora McCaw
Miss Alice Dickey and nephew, Mas
ter Felan Kilgore, we're business visitors
to Union City Saturday.
Grady Palmer, OF Union City, was a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. McAdoo Harris
and Sunday.
Mrs. Ed kirkland, Of Union City,
was arecent guest OF Mesdames Kitchell
and Shore.
What s the use to live in rich farm
ing district and the weather out of sorts. |
The Missionary Society OF the A. r. |
P. Church meets this afternoon with |
Mrs. j. M. McCaw.
Harvey Morris is in Fulton, the guest
)f his uncle, Luther Whiteside.
The Missionary Society of the G. P.
Church met Monday afternoon, and af-
er very strenuous session elected the
oIlowing officers for the ensuing year:
Mrs. r. /, Phebus, pres. Mrs. 7. p.
Palmer, vice pres; Mrs. r. H. Harper,
secretary; Miss Alice Dickey, treasurer
Mr.. and Mrs. McAdoo Harris have
moved to South Rives, near the A. r.
:. Church.
Guests of Miss Aletha Bonner We'd
lesday aud Thursday were Misses Amy
Iosssand Glennae Palmer. 3l
The Misses starnes visited the school
tuesday. ANNA MARIA.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-06
A Living Skeleton

is the final condition Of any child that
has worms-if it lives. Think OF hay-
ing something in your stomach that
eats all you take as nourishment. Nine
tenths Of the babies have worms; may
be yours has. Be certain that it has
not by giving it Whites Cream Yermi-
fuge-it expels all worms and is tonic
for the baby. Price 25 cents. Sold by
Red Cross Drug Co., both stores.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-06
Low-Rate to Memphis.

A special low-rate excursion to Mem
phis will leave Cairo and Paducah and
intermediate points on Tuesday, May
II, 1910, returning Thursday. May 10,
1910, over the Illinois Central Rail-
road. A picnic and barbecue is adver-
tised to be given at Dixie Park in Mem
phis, and the special viii leave Gibbs at
1905 p. M; rate for the round-trip,
$1.75. Separate coaches for white and
colored, no baggage and no tickets sold
on the train.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-06
TROY

Clay Jackson and Miss Minnie Finch
OF Mason Hall, were united in marriage
here last Thursday by Brother E. B
Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Holloman, o
Kenton, visited the latter's mother, Mrs
w. H. Pyle, here this week.
Dick Muse and Miss May Nipp, o
this district, were married last Monday
by Esq w. II. Pyle.
Uncle Tom Inman has returned from
Mobile. While there Uncle Tom bought
several sections Of Mobile Bay as fish
ing preserve. Helikes oysters and thinks
it wouldhe much cheaper TO catch them
than to buy them.
Prof. s. M. Morris, of Elbridge, closed
one OF the best and most interesting
singing schools here Friday night ever
taught in this section. Prof Johns
brought his splendid choir from Obion
and Prof. Sid Caldwell brought the choir
from Fremont, so with sixty voices in
perfect harmony singing the praises OF
God, it was enough to cause one to think
Of the singing Of angels. Miss Rosa
Luker, Of EIbridge, presided at the or
gan and there are very few II any in
the county who can surpass her in play
ing sight music. Troy should be under
obligations to Prof Morris and class and
the visiting singers for an evening Of
pleasure and entertainment.
Ed. Polk, ]. r. Moffatt and G. L.
Moffatt have each bought new Sheck
Ter surrey.
q. r. McDade, E. D. Turnage, w G.
Cloar. e. E. Caldwell, d. f. Tucker and
John Cook attended court at Union City
Monday.
Troubles must coma to all men, but
those who are always looking for them
will have the largest share.
Presbytery OF the Associate Reformed
Presbyterian Church is in session here
this week. Owing to sickness some OF
their ministers are not present.
Editor jackson, Of the Tribune, Isaac
Kirby and L. nj. Maxwell were in Union
City on business Monday.
Joe. Dickson made business trip to
Clayton Wednesday.
Russell Brown is home from Dickson,
where he has been in school for the past
year.
Messrs. Ledbetter and Kersey are re-
modelling Ed Nichols barber shop, which
will add much to its appearance.
J. G.. Beasley has had those artists
Of the paint brush" King and Taylor,
after his store house, giving it nice
coat Of paint, thereby making it look
new. Mr.. Beasley isgaining a nice trade
and the people with whom he is associ-
ated will find him courteous, accom-
gentleman. i
The Board OF Mayor and Aldermen
has passed an ordinance authorizing the
building of concrete sidewalks entirely |
around the square. Let the work be-
gin at once, gentlemen; we need 'em
badly.
Some sneak thief entered Nh Frank
Polk 4 meat house last week and stole
several Of has nice hams iplfact, took
nearly all his meat.
Mrs. Azzie Nichols returned to her
home at Glass Wednesday after spend-
ng some days with Mrs. Fannie Renfro.
Miss Lantie Turnage is visiting friends
u Glass.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-06
A Happy Father

il soon turned to sad one If he has to
walk the floor every night with crying
baby. MeGee's Baby Elixir will make
the child well, soothe its nerves, induce
healthy, normal slumber. Best for dis
ordered bowels and sour stomach--all
teething babies need it. Pleasant to
take, sure and safe. contains no harm
FIJI drugs. Price % and so cents per
bottle at Red Cross Drug Co., both
stores.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-05-06
A Smile

is a pretty hard thing to accomplish
when you're blue, bilious and out OF
sorts. There is sure cure for all kinds
of stomach and liver complaints con
stipation and dyspepsia. Billiards. Her
bine is mild, yet absolutely effective in
all cases. Price SOC bottle at Red
Cross Drug Co., both stores.