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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18
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CHAPTER V.
GUIDE. PHILOSOPHER AND FRIEND.

GUIDE. PHILOSOPHER AND FRIEND.
7 OVERLAND wished that be might
dare to be dangerous, but the
idea of having her for a friend
49, into whose pink shell Of an
ear he could pour condolences really
attracted him. since her value, not be-
Ing cash value. could be realized by
him In no other way. And. of course
If she would promise to be his friend
1t would be caddish to make love to
her He felt very virtuous as he laid
down this rule for himself.
/ IN let you study me as much as
you like and put me into your next
| story
las the villain?"
He looked rather blank. His concep-
tion for himself was always the part
Of hero.
But. after all, it's usually baronets
who're villains-in stories and plays"
she went on. "A marquis-you are q
marquis. aren't you?-may perhaps he
a fellow being"
please treat me as such. then" said
: Lovelund.
Il will, anyway till further notice.
Now you may begin to tell me frank
things, and III give you frank advice
about them as friend"
How | wish you were rich." ex-
! he did sometimes.
How Go you know I'm not? oh. of
course Major Cadwallader Hunter
: found out for you. lie would. He's
the sort of man who takes worms
eye view of the world and of women
and wealth. But never mind if am
not rich
II do mind. shouldn't want you
| for friend If you were.'
You wouldn't-oh. Well. now you
are being still franker. aren't your
You said you liked people to be
frank"
'Ye-cs."
II haven't offended you. have II"
mo, I'm just getting used to you.
It's quite Interesting. What do you
want my advice about? Other girls,
I suppose"
at may come to that" Loveland
admitted.
Amy one in particular at the mo-
mont?"
Well supposing were forced to
marry money for the sake of-of-my
! estates and all that. is there any one
on hoard you'd recommend?'
You've two very eligible girls at
your table"
Yes Hut. hang It all. It's too much
! of good thing having them at ones
elbow like that. you know If only
II were you instead
"On the principle of having the poor
always with one. But for that you'd
have to change and sit at mine. We're
all poor there. think. It's the in
eligible's table for both sexes. Would
you care to Gomez
I'D care to. but couldn't afford it,"
said Val. Il must stop where | am
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18

l.
Loveland. There's Miss Coolidge too.
| She's beautiful creature. Are there
tiful rs she?'
! "As beautiful. but few more beauti-
full" ..ai .f
ANY beautiful ones rlcher?"
I'm not up in that kind of statistics.
Major Cadwallader Hunter is
Yes. but | don't care for the fell
low I'd rather take counsel with you.
DO you know Miss CpoIidge!"
No"
81 wish yen did"
Would you like me to use my in.
Gucnce with herr
Il should like you 10 use your intlu-
ence with me to keep me up to the
mark She's rather hard to talk to-so
different from yen"
she knows her value. She's worth
several millions. rs We say In. Amer
ica--i wish we Gidn't Why should she
worry to make herself agreeable: She
can get all the attention she wants
without liothcrlng. whereas we poor
girls have to work hard If we want to
be popular in spite Of our poverty"
Il suppose there's something In
that" said Loveland. too deeply alb
sorbed IN his own affairs not to take
! her In earnest And the girl would
have liked to turl II scornful shoulder
u;,on him II his voice had not been so
nice ard If he had not been so hand
some, HE Is Il perfectly wort HESS
young man she reflected savagely.
yet she did not tell him, rs he de-
served. that she had rpcnnSidprCd and
would not. after all. undertake the ex-
ira hard work OF being his guide. phi
losophcr and friend
At first all the girls had admired
Iovcland not only because he had n
title. but because he WAS himself. md
some of the younger ones. like Fanny
Milton and Mndge Beverly. had been
inclined 10 regard him rs II starry pal
adm Fanny said he was so hand
some II almost hurt and that she
could hardly talk 10 him for gazing
at his Gibson chin" But when the
|, more sophisticated Eva Turner. Elinor
Coolidge. Kate Wood and "A few others
realized thar their starry ln'ndip WAS
lmpudently inspecting them all with n
view 10 The possible purchase or the
most satisfactory each began to hate
him secretly with forty Wonnn power,
glory in him rs aa nsS"i they were
worldly though good hearted E,rla to
whom Maior tadwnlndnr Hunter had
intrudur cd his rri;c. and thCy forrS:W
that handsome Lord i.ovofnd would
b. Eettod. PERHAPS Ion, hl Tor, III 80
Getty when he had lett Ihp 'ilile wur'a
81 The Maurrtalla tor HE bigger word
OF New YORK here wound br an nd
vfiiinrp - HayHg known mm trsi In
case hp Sruuld Income tie rage" as
he was sure 10 dn II not too iD>u,TCr
ably rude aud Offensive Thinking 81
this. each gr chung IL her STAR" of
MIN and rrrranrd from traiAplnu on
the expensive con. rs ton htI pr.dr's
SAFE. she nchpl 10 90
Val WIS nnlNHrr Of hr hatred. hut
ronsriouH g: me rivalry. arl was nj
together Errl very iinSN II" toiSui to
Maroon 10 Ms mother mat M mad
sailed Oh the Naurrinllii; rs lin Iiar
hnrnr:t 'HG thought he m?h' fn'"cl
y in wt -. ne lwh not . moment
Ia lal =. = .,r''- w g
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18

YOU THINK IN your stock In
BEAST TO MARRY trade. If you don't
A GIRL FOR HER mind my saving
MONEY so. 1t would be
silly to deny that the shop windows
are well decorated. 1t was apropos of
your marrying that she spoke. | said
handsome man oughtn't to he driven
into the obscurity of marriage by ne
cesslty; he ought simply to be support
ed by the nation, become sort of pub
lie institution and be the pride of his
countrywide sent, beautifully got up, to
walk In parks and dance at balls and
make life pleasant for girls"
THANK you. Anything elseT'
let me see. She said It seemed as
If you'd bought your eyelashes by the
yard and been frightfully extrava-
CANT
":Nish could pawn themr'
eff you marry as you intsnd yoU
wont need to-"
II gay, I'm afraid you're frlghtfully
sarcr stic." said LOveland, who had
never had an. American girl for a
friend before and found that having
on. Kept his hands full. you think
I'm a beast to marry girl for her
mon1r."
First catch your hare"
"You mean mayn't get one to take
mc?'
Zone never can. tell, There have
been slips between cup and lip"
although I'm poor can give my
wife lot of things Il woman likes TO
have"
Second best things"
"Oh. come iou haven't stopped to
think what they are
i've stopped 10 thiak that loves the
best t.ins thh iaIn@ ii gin cares tuot
t." Il C,la - st. hrr'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18

=; seems - re ;;;,..,i e.; he girls
with the right to walk into dining
room behind duchess and
DO YOU: What II lot you've got to
learn about girls
"WeI. 20 on being my friend and
give me good advice. please" said
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-02-18

and tn k @ t b Q
goods the gods
provide"
You mean the
dining room stew
ard who arranged
the seats"
What else did
Miss Milton say
about me?"
THAT You were
very good look
ing. as we're be-
ing frank"
II b ope Y gu
n re e d W I b
herr"
"Oh. yes: | had
to. Your looks
are so obvious. so
much a part of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-21
DENVER BROWN CAMP
MEMBERS TO MARCH

The Denver Brown camp. Spanish
American War veterans. will compete
for the $3.50 prize to be offered by the
Hamilton camp Of the Veterans for
the largest proportionate number of
members OF any camp. which will at.
tend the Fourth OF July celebration at
Hamilton. The Denver Brown camp.
numbering nearly 100 men, will hold
a meeting this week to arrange for the
trip II will be made on foot. the en-
tire camp forming ranks at the old
fair grounds on Sunday evening. July
End.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-21
Rasp Got tho Pia.

Surely one OF the hardest tests Of
sheep dog Is To be put in charge OF a
pig. That. according to one Of the
contributors TO shepherds OF Britain
Is what happened to Rasp. a famous
Midlothian collie. The owner found
on his return home one day that the
pig had escaped and sent the dog to
fetch it. so of went Rasp in quest
of what proved one OF the most stub
born OF the members Of the bucotic
family she ever encountered. Having
been absent about twenty five minutes,
she at last appeared with few sheep
In front OF her. But In the center OF
the sheep was the pig. experience hav-
Ing taught her that the little rebel
could not he driven alone"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-21

With But Four Exceptions,
All Old Teachers Re-
named by Trustees.

The majority of appointments OF
teachers In the county schools have
been made. One noticeable feature IL
the small number OF new teachers ap.
pointed. With but four exceptions the
teachers so far appointed are old ones,
showing the preference OF the trus
tees for instructors OF experience
Those appointed are as follows:
Abingdon Twp. Irma Tharp; 3
Pierre Helms; I, Eva Addleman.
Center Twp, Callie Themps; g.
Tthel Harris; 4. Forrest Kempton: g.
Cora Cook; Z, Hazel Tramps; 8, EtheI
Ranch; .. Mabel Aschbacher, Nellie
Jones. Music.
Dalton TWP, Alonzo Daugherty
., Benjamin Beeson 3, leila COlvin
Harrison Twp.-Prin., l. w. Harri
son: Prin., Mable Hosier; 3, Laura j
Shock.
jefferson Twp.-Prin., Learo McCul
Tough: Pri.. Edith Weber; Prin., Clara
Pierce: Pri., Lulu Brown.
New Garden Twp.-Supt. V.
Brown: Prin.. Mary T.. Iddings; Room
I, w. w. Cottingham; Room 3, Grace
Pitts: Room 2. Myrtle Skinner; Room
/, Daisy Petty: l.. Clarence Pitcher.
Perry Twp.-Prin.. CIV Roy vii
liams; Asst. Prln., Virgie Mendenhall
Room J. Love Lindsey; Room ., Bes
sic Taylor; Room 1. Effie NJ. Wilson.
Wayne Twp, Prin.. J. c. Starr;
Pri., Edna Skinner; 8, Prin., Clara
Pickett; Pri,. Fannie Simmons: 1
Elmina Stidham; ), Cora Nolder:
Prin.. Ora NJ. White: Pri., Lora Ed
ridge; Z. Ruby Schneider; ., Prain.
Kate Stanton: Prl,, Maude Norris
10. Prin., Nellie Morrow; Pri., Martha
Jackson. II, Prin., Ross y. Lamott
Pri., Marguerite Wilson; IL. J. o. Ed
gerton; 10, Elenita Simmons: IA, Mary
Fisher: Is. Mary Mcclellan; Mrs
Grace Il. German, music.
Webster Twp.-Twp. II. S. Cert
fied)-Prin.. q. l.. Voris: Asst. Prin.
Mark Albertson; Room ., Inez Swain;
Room !. Josephine Bennett; Nellie
Jones, Music and Drawing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-21
COURT PROHIBITS
RAILROAD MERGER

Frankfort, Ky, June 21.-The merg-
er of the Frankfort and Cincinnati
railroad with the Louisville and
Nashville railroad was declared by
the court of appeals illegal and void
under the law prohibiting the pur-
chase or control of parallel and COM
peting lines.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-21
RETURNS TO EAST
(Natlonal News Association

Baker City, Ore, June 21.-Mrs. Sid
ney c. Love. declared by Artist Burne
Jones to be the most beautiful in the
world, with her mother will start for
the east tomorrow. She expects to
go to New York. Both women have
been here testifying in the hearings
of Mr.. Loves counter charges in his
divorce suit.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-21
ENGLISH ROYALTY
ALMOST CRUSHED
INatlonal News Association)

London, June 21.-A disastrous
crush in the streets was avoided only
by strenuous efforts of the police and
the troops when King George and
Queen Mary drove to the horse show
at Olympia. Thousands of men and
women made rushes for the royal car
rage but were beaten back and forced
to content themselves with cheering
for the royalty. The weather con-
tinues cloudy but the predictions are
for bright weather for the coronation
tomorrow
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-21
TWO WE'RE KILLED
BY SAND CAVE-IN

Canton, O., June 21-Alfred Dickey,
superintendent and Stephen Maloney.
workman, were killed and two 9TH
ers were badly hurt by the cave-in of
sand bank at the plant of the I'm
tied States Steel company today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-21
HAD LEG BROKEN

Paul Herfert, an employe of the FL
lott Reid Fence factory, fell between
two freight cars this morning, while
loading car and received broken
leg. He was taken to the Reid Mem
orial hospital.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-21
June Reductions
In Curtain Materials

15c Reversible Curtain Madras, beautiful Or
iental cOlorings ............1O c Yd.
CSC Reversible Curtain Scrims, newest sum-
mer designs at ............1 Sc Yd.
15c Curtain Swisses, splendid, large Swiss
patterns 1Oc Yd.
CSC Curtain Madras in white and Arabian,
only l0c ia.
IS pcs Silkolines, best and newest patterns,
80 in. Gobelin Silkolines, Special S1sc Yd.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-21


Ladies Csc fine rib
bed Vests, nicely
trimmed, including
some extra sizes,
at 1Oc each
Odd lot Csc Child's
Vests and Pants,
while they last, 1Oc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-21

It's a Good Time to Fulfill Embroi-
derry Needs.
Read We've Plenty of These:
CSC Corset Cover Embroideries, only 19c Yd.
SOC Corset Cover and Founcing Csc Yd.
$l.Oo 27-inch Swiss Flouncing 49,. SEC Yd.
$500 27-inch As and 81 inch Swiss Flounc-
ings ....... .$1.OO Yd.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-21
VENDING TO SPEND
HIS LIFE IN PRISON
(National News Association

tNatfOnaI News Assoc Iatlon)
Louisville, June 21-The court of
appeals today refused a rehearing to
Joseph Vending who was sentenced
to life Imprisonment for numbering
Alma Kellner in "A parochial school
here
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-21
Special Savings in Hosiery
For Men, Women and Children

Chidren's fine CSC Ribbed Hose in white,
pink and blue, only 19c Pr, Prs. for SOC
Chldren's extra quality fine ribbed 12Hc
Black Hose, special ........... .81sc Pr.
Chidren's 25c Socks, fancy colors, light and
dark, at ..............1 5c; 2 for Csc
Ladies' Pure Silk Hose, Black and Tan,
Special NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOC Pr.
Mems CSC Colored Socks, all colors, linen
heels and toe, special ......... .12Hc Pr.
Ladies SOC Lace Hose in white, black and tan
only Observation-Disclosures. .35c Pr.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-21

The Intense Activity
Of Our Ready-to-Wear Dept.
Will continue throughout June. Here are
the trophies for the weeks selling:
so DRESS SkIRTS,mind you, these have just reeev
made Of splendid materials, the latest skirt FASH
skirts in this lot worth $500 $3.50 Special
Priced at .............. $1.s5, $685. $685. $4.s5
Is DOZEN FINE SHIRT WAIsTs-Emb'd fronts lace
trimmed, low neck, kimono sleeve, easily worth $3.50,
$500. Special sec
rs LADIES JACKETS worth from $12.5O $25 your
IL LADIES WASH JACKET SUITS Of cotton popIins
and in tan, light blue and white, nicely trimmed
worth to $780, only ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1.e8
HERE'S YOUR SUIT OPPORTUNITY.
80 FASHIONABLE TAILORED SUITS representing our
entire suit stock These elegant worth from
$3.50 to $4,000; mind will be reserved. Your
choice Of the lot only ........... $7.es
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-21
City Statistics
Marriage License.

Harry Edgar Ayres, 80. Modesto.
Cal. grocery business. and Ina kath-
eryn Clawson, 2S, Richmond. teacher.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-21
Remarkable
Underwear Values
During This
June Reduction

25c Misses and
small ladies' Union
Suits, lace trimmed
and plain drawers,
while they last, per
suit 1Oc
Ladies fine ribbed,
full tapped Vests, all
sizes, only &c each
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
OFFERED FOB RENT
Houses and cottsEes-continue
For Rent by Owner
R. Nash

One Of the handsomest. most artistic and
classy houses IN the Hanscom Park dis
trict. one-ha4f block from park, cd Eng
fish style, stone walls around lot. enclosed
sleeping porch. four bedrooms, not count
ing sleeping porch. parlor. dining room.
kitchen and reception hall; quarter sawed
oak. colonial style. first floor. second
room; house just finished. never been
occupied. As this house has several arus.
tic features not found in other houses OF
it's size, and its arrangement and special
appointments are far too elaborate TO de-
scribe. any person interested should see II
by daylight and night light TO appreciate
II. II has about sixty electric lights
PHONE HARVEY 1l27.
Location. 22S2 s. 32d Ave, south end OF
Holdredge block
Open day or night until rented or sold
DUMONT'S LIST
within walking distance; owner pays water
Six rooms all modern. close to two car
lines; $50
Two 6-room flats, south part Of city, 81
each.
Seven rooms, all modern; south 10th St,
Eight rooms, all modern, choice location;
southwest part Of the city; 81.
Nine.room brick house, West F'arnam
hill $50
we have other houses in all parts Of the
city for sale or rent.
We write insurance Of all kinds.
j. H. DUMONT & SON,
Phone Douglas $50.
1905 Farnam St, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
OFFERED FOB REM
Housss snd cOttases-oopti
HOUSE, ANp COTTAGES

HOUSES AND COTTAGES.
1915 No Ssth. SER. for colored. Sl2O.
l6l2 No. stn, B-r.. tor colored, $3.50.
2os5 Charles. SIR, n4
SIS Charles. SER. as.
IS Hickory or, close 70 car barns tl6.
HlS California, 5-r., al mod ex. heat, Sl6.
T62 Grant, or, partly mod. SIS.
80 %, lesH; or mod eA1ep' neat a
sa0l 30. S4th s-r.. mod. except heat. N75O
Sss2 Decatur. s-r.. strictly mod AIS.
ls4l So. ssth. s-r. mod except heat, SIS
isoi 10; zen, 5.r. mod mod except hss. SO.
Special Inducements TO right party.
20ls Spruce. 7-r.. strictly mod. $50.
22lo Ohio, s-r, mod. except heat, nice
IA Charles, 7-r.. mod. except heat, t22.5O
1876 80. 9th, 7-r.. all mod. except heat,
lelT Hamilton. s-r., mod, except heat
choice location, t23.
lsos Eriklne, IT, all mod. SIS. 49,.
Dys Spruce. s,r. an MOD newly deco
lol5 Spruce or, strictly mod. s2S.
z7a5 Jackson s-r., strictly mod. newly
decorated, new furnace. A bargain at So
$50 S. 18th SIR. choice location, tSo;
SSi7 Hamilton 1-rr strictly mod, choice
ai So. soth. I,r, strictly NOD q, 4 in a
'I i9o7 No. qsd r.. Strictly mod, newly
decorated, hot water heat; choice loca-
1872 Spruce, 7-r. strictly mod, in de-
sirable location, SS5.
$50 So 18th. 10-r., strictly mod, Within
walking distance A bargain at $35.
1913 No. 10th, s-T, all mod, newly deco
rated inside and out A bargain at S3.
5ss 50. 18th Ave, 7-r.. strictly mod,
newly decorated, choice location. $3.50.
1879 No. 10th. an S-r., strictly mod, DE-
tached house I'm a very desirable loca-
ton. Vacant October ]. s35;
9Os No. 22d, 1O-r., all mod, within easy
walking distance. A bargain at 80.
1917 So. 18th Ave, 7-r' strictly MOO
sSi7 Dodge, 7-r., strictly mod. in the
most select residences district in the city
S425O
s5iI Howard. l1:r., strictly mod. West
Farnam district, SO.
I16 So 18th, ar, strictly mod, in very
choice location. $50
1908 SO. 32nd. ll-r., strictly mod, fine
big yard. See US for price.
Our complete printed list mailed upor
request.
PAYNE G. SLATER co.
Sole Agents, 9Th Floor. ON. Nat. Blk. Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
Down Town BARGAINS
FOR, EXCHANGE

Fine orchard, 80 acres, in central Illinois,
to exchange for city property. There are
10 TO u years old just ready to come into
full bearing. With proper attention this
orchard will pay for itself in or 8 years.
Nearness to the largest and best mar
kets in the u. S.. low freight rates and alb
sence of frost risk make this orchard worth
more than any western orchard, but you
can buy IL for less than \ of western
prices. Give full description and price OF
the property which you want to offer in
your first letter.
j. H. DUMONT & SON,
Tel. Douglas $50. 1905 Farnam ST., Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
]. II. DUMONT & SON.
INVESTMENT oPPoRryS1rY

Tel Douglas $50 1905 Farnam ST., Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10


S RooMS-AH AoDERN. 5000
We have a two apartment house. con-
tanning Ii rooms, 2 bath rooms. I bed
rooms, with parlor, dining room and
kitchen in each apartment. with new
plumbing and good heating plAuL
This property is too large for present
owner and It Is splendid proposition
tor some one who will buy II and divide
II into four Groom apartments. Owing
TO the arrankement OF the house, thIs
work can be done at q very small ex-
penss and when completed the apartments
will rent for SIS each. The buyer can
live in one apartment. rent the rest and
make q good investment out OF your home
The building IL we'll built and In good
condition. only u minutes ride to the
center OF the city. one block from the
Dodge street car line and in good resi-
dence district.
THE NUMBER IS 26ls NORTH 10Th ST
II Is just north Of Ohio on the FlorencS
Boulevard. A good or 7.room modern
house will be taken in exchange at the
right price This proposition ~ certainly
worth looking into.
NORRIS d MARTIN.
900 Bee Bldg Doug. IlO-A-G27a.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
OFFERED FOR RENT
stores and OFFICES.
CConunuedD

FOR RENT-A corner store 10th and
Douglas; modern, up-to-date; rent reason
able
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
OFFERED FOR SALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-No. 3 Victor graphophone IN
fine condition. quarter-sawed oak case ~
10 and pinch records; S-inch brass bel
horn; ~ taken complete will sell for 80
W W Mason. Council Bluffs. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
Houses and Cottages.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
t40-Ftne eight-room mod residence on
Georgia Ave, reduced from t45.
A0-4S2 Cass St, ST. mod, Dundee'e best
location; garage, s. additional.
$D-l5l7 Park Ave, 7-r.. mod, faces Hans
com park.
S35Iil No 31st St., S-r.. mod, large yard.
$32-1621 Park Ave, S-r., mod. flat; faces
park.
SsO-la2s So. 18th St, 7-r., mod. good yard.
S30-S12 No. $50 st., S-r., mod; just put In
fine condition.
sSO-2Si7 No. 2Ith St.. or, mod. excellent.
S30-2S21 No. 24th St, 6-r., mod; excellent.
S30-4Sll Cass St, s-r mod, with barn;
excellent nelghborhood in Dundee
$2s-2525 Sherman Ave, 6-r, mod, tine.
S25-3sl4 Charles St, 7-r., mod., with oarn.
A real home, with a good yard. two blocks
from 10th and Hamilton car line.
S25-220S So. Path st., 5-r., mod. ex- neat
s2S' 5O"iS2l So. 18th St. s-r.. mod, good.
S23--1S1O No. %th ST., or. cottage W0o'
ex heat. newly finished. -.
Two cottages and two 2d-story flats, or.
each mod ex. heat in walking distance
for SIS 10 $50 -, A.,
SiS-a2i4 No. 18th St, ar. mod, brick nat;
one block 70 10th st car. .,1
PETERS TRUST COMPANY .o..
Under Omaha National Bank u so
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-08-18
WOODLAND MILLS.

Mr.. w N. Estes, of Martin, is visit
ing here.
Miss Meta Frost is the weekend guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. d. ]. Douglas.
Mr.. H. L. Curtin has been very sick
with typhoid fever but is better now.
Miss Marguerite Porter, OF Union City,
has been visiting Miss Mary Prather.
Miss Ida Bennett, of Martin, is here
trying to organize Baptist Missionary
Society for women.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Flack and chill
dren, of Crockett, are visiting relatives
and friends at Woodland.
Misses Josephine and Lellie Penick,
Of Martin, have been visiting relatives
and friends here this week.
The meeting closed here with the saw
ing of thirteen souls Everybody seemed
to enjoy Rev. Penick' sermons, and
they reached the sinners.