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SbmiSbmutofanbpa.

&eidf. 20 pnd pibettiin SdfpIdsId
n. T. observation-disclosures, iosia fun'
nan boioosia olepia ibmiIid mpps
tin tdpiiboitoon. @fimies istui pDp'
ban tafana Iafti padsid ia bppin
mirauiien ndfDiiend. Gnnen toimituf'
fen olfua laului bdn ~toinomuti en-,
ettd tebtdiiiin fobtuuqifia maatimuf-
fla, min ettei tilpailua ipntpiIi ia ia'
nomalebbet pddTiTi ipaamaan toimi-
tusta ibmisbuutofaupotfi. Sitten
fdptiin toimeen, nrutta eIimieben tot
momusto Ell FIND buomattufaan leu.
rata, ioten toimitufien fdDnii croft
tamaliIesta acknowledgements
main fen nerran, ettei febbattu fdp'
bd fdiin foetteIe masia mppntieiineen
e%Iineen idienid, mutta Ilmin niitd
ieniiiaan iitd tarfemmin tutfittiin.
Wppnti fdni tdbdn tapaan.
GIim.: 81. g., mitd maa bitaan?
- Wind piodn fen iamaqa bins
malta eli rs 'penniad nuorofauoen,
iImoitti manbufien eutinen boitaia.
- Wtind pibdn 70 pennind, buff
toinen.
- So mind so penniqd, olenii foI'
mas.
Mlimmon tarioufIen tebnpt benfiID
on tunnettu buonofIi miebefIi ia las
ten boitoiaffi, mutta fiitd buoIimatta
ban ientddn ioi tuon buubon ala oil
leen Neutrality-suspicious., mie'
Iiiairaan 10 Iofean t%panbufIsn rboi'
toonIa". Mlin naatimms bpmdtipt'
tin, futen buutafaupasia ainafin.
So min ebeuinen.
Silaiiuubesi ia oil fiicitettamana
mpDSfin erds aipan mdtdnemisti.
IasIa olema ibminen, muian nais'
manbus. Waipaisboitoloutofu human
erds idien fertoi, ettd noiien ieltd
on mdrdntpnpt, min ettd Iuut ndfp'
ndt ia benfi fdp uIos ieldnfin puo.
lelta. Sanpi pieId, ettd on oIut pu'
beta ld6f6rin otpustafin paimoue,
mutta on obotettu fen tuoleman, ios
bon iottut toilet idIenet nastaiipat,
ettd taitaa Ie plan fuoIaftn. - Gn'
tinen rboitaia" iai maimon ebelIeen
vbotbettanafIeen", formaus main
IiIdtiiin 25 pennind, min ettd ie non'
1 mt. % p. rpuorofaubelta.
Wiimemoinitti topaus pubuu toaS
mitd faunopubeiIinta fieltd Iiitd eldt.
men a iemosta, ioSia funnan boito'
Iaiiet uieinfin opot. Sdmdnfddn
boibotin boitopoitea Ell ole ebeS
metidn forwesi ia, naon ainan fes'
fitpldsId. Wtutta lentddn ne, jotfa
bdneStd bpDtpmdt, ia ioitten pitdiii
bdntd boitaa, fen Fiaon, ettd bonfft'
Iipot bdnene lddfdrinapuo, obotta'
mat bdnen fuolemaania, iotta mum
tamien martfoien menosta iddstpt'
tdiF. Grittdin fupaomo tduaisten
buiitoIaisten rb%oitaiien" fotiontofan'
nasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01

ipiime fuusia Suomen ldbetpsi eu'
ran panbin ldbetpstpDntefiid nti
2aura Npbers, iofa Z puotta on
ouut aiinasia. 9dn iaopui MT 70.
timaaban termepsmattaue.
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~ ~ =
Observation-Disclosures aSpli5sia

Observation-Disclosures 8Dbltbsfd
toimitti 1G ia II p:nd feidfuuta arf'
fipiispa s. SobuIon, apunaan tuo'
miofapitulin a~iesfori, romasti s. VI.
9iDrfIunb ia firtfoberra @usust
WablItebt notaariona. S%unnuntatna
16 p;nd ennen Observation-Disclosures
aIfua aietettiin %firftoberra Sr. W..
6annus mirfaanIa, iota ban fpafi'
naiiena on boitanut 10 piioettd muot'
to. 9oimitutIesia pIi arftipiispaaa
,dpuna patti ebela mainittuid, ro'
masti 20. Wuorio ia pastori &. M.
pentti @uraioeIta iefd pastori 81. e.
SoIofas Gurasia. Sateiiesta ilmas'
ia buoIimatta oil firffo mdted tdnns
nd. 9abben ipiime ,pmobsu rtppiepu'
Iun fapneet nuotet blitDat mpDsfin
saiett Idsnd patti muutamia, iotfa
oIimat ulfo ieurafunnisia palpeluf'
Tesla tabi mum laiqiien fppn tabs
ben estettpid tulemosta.
Observation-Disclosures aan art
fipiispa pulpit Ssraelin fanian 1:std
ia 2:sta temppelistd Ietd u%ubenliiton
3:sta temppelistd, ionfa %rafennus'
tpDbDn faiffi epanfeliumin iulisto'
iat omat futiutut.
alttaripalpeIutlen toimittipat aies'
iori 9iDrfIun9 ia pastori penttt.
Saarnan pitt firtfoberra Sannus
pGinGn epanteliumitefStin iobool'
la.
&un arffipiispa fen idlfeen oil pu'
bunut toistamiieen olttarilta, rpbbpt'
tin Iasten, rippifoulun fdpneioen ie'
fd manbemman mden lufutaioon
fuulustelemi1een. SulofIii oil arftt'
piispa martin t%pptpmdinen. WielG
antoi tarfastaia firtfoberra ferto'
mufien perustutieua monta moroi
tufIen, neupon ia feboitutien Ianao
ieurafunnole
pappilasIa pioetpisid paimdaiIis'
I'd, josie mpDs Ieurafuntalaiiia oil
pubui firffoberra Sannus buoma'
uttaen m. m. Iiitd, ettd piispon itien
I'd pitdmd tartastus on 2DpliDia
miimefTi oumt no. 1884. Wastauspu
beesiaan fostetteli arftipiispa it'd
fuinta Suomen fanian tulenaiiuuS
riippuu nuoriion bentiieStd terpep
bestd Idbinnd SumaIan aqua.
Seuraonana pdipdnd pioetpsic
pfTitpiiesid tartastufiesia batpaittiir
firtoIiIet tilt niimeiiestd, lddninro'
mastin no, 1903 pitdmdstd tarfas'
tufIesta aIfaen tdbdn asti otfeir
tebbpitfi, ia i%eurafunnan artistic o.
Ienan bpmdsid funnosia iefd M
fpiiet fdptdnnDsId oletpot ~firfonfir'
iat tartfuubeua ia buolela boibe'
tuifIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01
8afii nmtta ienaattpria

on nimitettp. GenraolifuipernoDri.
fanslian moratirebt6Dri naItioneu.
NOS Wl dael Sonitou ia Surun bo'
mioiteuben ent. oiesiori &. auer on
nimitettp feiI. Suomen ienootin idie
nifIi, eoeqinen tolousoIostoon ia
idlfimdinen oiteuSoiostoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01
9epoonpddSfeitG.

2eidf. 16 p:nd nuffui fuoIon IL
neen fobisfaon Sappeen ieuratun'
nan fappaIainen 2arI @uitaf Sors.
blom. Wainaia oil ipntpnpt 10. 1S47,
tuli plioppilaafIi 1867 ia papifIi 10.
1874, EoimiHuaan pIimdardiiena
pdppina hietsid eri ieurafunnisia tn.
II mainaia 10. 1884 Nurmiidrmen
ia 10. 1871 9apptenfahhat la 2aps
peen tappalatiesF. suonteeItaan oil
bathafa naatimaton ia pstdp6lt'
men. Sdn rafasti eldmdnid futii'
musta, maiffa etenfin niime aifoi.
no beiffonema terpepS maati bdntG
tpetdptpmddn pbd enemmdn ppis
tpDmaalta.
Wainaia, ionfa puoiiIo fuoli no,
1909, Ell idttaupt ~idlteenia pbtddu
lasta.
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Nlatprnion INTERCHANGEABLE

Iunnuntoina nf. z pnd Ioi enimm6i
eli 5,102 ddntd postori Sr5nbolm,
romasti Wdprpnen ioi l41 ia pas
tori M5mm0 Ell pbtddn ddntG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01


parastanfo. &uuleu ionfun Iutiiani
fuisfaapan: vIieud on pffi tDiuddn
taimaafeen menepG." Gilman oitein,
Jos SeeIus ia Sdnen a%postolinia
tDiqddn iinne tulimat, Ell, paan 6dn
tuli tefemdGn Sidn tabtoa ia Ipmds.
ii ie e1imerffi usfon fautta maifutti-
Elm ~apostoIeibin. Sos otamme buo'
mioon ne toimet taisteluineen mitdl
be tefipdt ia militia mastustufIet bel.
I'd oil fpaStasia, Min me buomaams
me ettd he olitpat moruStettu etpGils
Id, noimoua f~orfeubesta, totiuben
ben9eud, iofa iobti beta faitfeen
totuuteen ia Imam tdtd emme NEE
fddn moi omata iitd bprpdd ndfDs.
fantaa. &uten apostoli paonaIi ias
nop. eta ban on f%pImdnpt, Ipouo
fastanut |. n. e., fuitenfaan fufaan
Ell mitdGn ole, paan Sumola, iofa
on FASHION antanut," 81 i%uinfaon
tdad opostoIi tarfoita turbatfi tebbG
armonmdIifoppaIeita ppbdd ia bp.
nod arnoa p%aitaIaan. Siebdmme.
bdn len pormaan, eta belmetisiG
tuIee olemaun palion armonmdIitap.
paleiben t%dpttdiid. Sa mpDs tieodm"
me mifd Ell ole uSfosta, on foiftt
ipntid.
So mt pstdtpdni, JOS oIemme eh'
oouisten ipntein taIutusnuorasIG-
min fuliemme pois SumoIasta. oh
len ielin SumaIaan ia fabotus on
eoes ldmme b~uolimatta, eta bddt on
fpalmiStettu ia foiffi on t6ptettp.
Wtutta jos maltamme mieiemme fu-
ten tublaoiapoifa, min fiuoin fddns
npmme pdin SumaIaa, Sumala Ell
ole Iiaoin 5elin meibin. 3eImottos
muutemme tuntien !Sdnen iuureen
armoonia ~usfaltoen fuIiemme MT
toimasta pdin SeeiufIen idIesid, Sd.
men benfenid opastamana, mdliin
itfun IaotiosId, mdliin riemun rim.
teiud puobattsen fppneleitd NATAL.
la Sumalan lasten pitfumaiFsta eri.
mieliippffistd ia fabotufieen buftus
mista iieluista ia famabtain fatIom.'
me iiieffdiben fdfitte ittemme feppi.
bemoSta, ioua on Iuuri mabboui.
iuus ontua puolelen ia toiIeuen.
Gen Glen parboimmisiafiu ppbistG
ia aifamme plistetpistd iuurmutis.
to tuuut bmomaomaan, tuten mil.
meiIet pieStit ibdstdfin ifdmdfF lie
moitta mat.
WteiQd on fpud ipptd nDprppteen
ia pelieQifiin neumotteluibin toisiem.
me fansia ettei fdp futen erds fpeIi
lauiui ferron ettd iofa Ell tobbo ME
tddn oppia %toiTilta, j6d ennemmin
tai mpobemmin ptfin ieiiomaan tan.
iereeQe. Sdtd meIieps faipousia IL.
motif nuofin f~uuluiIat np~pidldiSten
(ytaiel, Wasb) asten ipietetnt 6.
ipanfeliumiiublat, iobon oil poppeia
~futiuttu moneSto firffotunta rpb.
mdstd. &utiutut menip6t muutomi,
en- maoliftoien ia Iuuren. iublaful.
fueen fonsia miettdmddn iublao, Ell
panbasia bapatutIesio. moon neI.
ieaiiesid roftaubesio, IiunoutEa o.
maamaon, ioita Sumola on Iunan.
nut rnniaosti pphdinid fotoutIisIa.
Wtutono oueena Iuuresti nautin mo.
men neIien ia %fIorien pubeista ia
lauluista. Observation-Disclosures tuosto
waipmdttDmdstd nppfdIdisten mie.
raor poroiiuuoesta.
8iitcs Iuurin oItoon SumaIaue ia
fiiten nppidIdiiiae ia iubIamieraiue
b%ausfosta ieurosta! Sumola, jofa
on bppdn tpDu teisId oltonut, Dan
mpbs meitd parieItoon ipnnistd ia
eri ieuroisto, ettei meta faitiIto ope.
tutieu tuuliIto nieteItdii ibmisten
toiruuoen ia f~opoIuubeu faut.o.
9oipoo peliepbeld iublisia olIui
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01
Rika$tumi$en vdIndmdt0n etbo

on taito sioittaa raha min, eta Sc lisaantyy samassa suhteessa kuhn
william siemen kylvettyna hyvaan maahan. Eli tarvjtse ola varsin pc
rehtynyt laskutaidossa huomatakseen, eta milloinkaan Ell vol tulla rk-
kaaksi min phnen rahan koron kauta kuhn pankit maksavat. Oikeane
.aane perustettu ia iarkevasi hoidettu like o ainoa rkkauksien syn
nyttyja. Kansaaisla on nyt tilahuus sioitaa paa-omansa talaiseen
|iikkeeseen otamala osakketa Chicagossa olevasta suomalaisesta yh-
.tosa Midland Mercantile Company, ioka on perustettu Amedkalaisten
tavarain viennn Suomeen ottamiseksi pis verasheimoisita suomalais-
ten omin kasin, seka likkeen harjoiHamiseksi Amerikassa. Likkeen
osakepaaoma on nyt koroitettu $780, 600 ia on Sc iaettuna yhden dolla-
rim ~osakkeiain. Pyytakaa taydelisia selostuksia osoitteena:
MIDLAND MERCANTILE CO.,
COS So. Dearborn St. CHICAGO, ILL.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01

&aufana fobistaun termepsmaital.
ia palotesiaan ioi fotitutiun Huot.
fisia feidf. 16 p:nd tapabtuneesia
routatie iaamainia
mammoien idlfeen proIesIorin rou'
ma Mnna GIiiobetb SermanIon o. +.
Wrebe. Wainaia, iofa on ipntpnpt
no. 1867 ia meni no. 1877 amioliit'
toon Iatitieteen proIesiori H. Ger.
manionin fansia, oil pfIi niitd ldm'
minipbdmiiid ia berttaiTia ibmiiid,
ioiben Diana on o0ut firtastaa Sers
raa mitd monipuoIiIimmaua tapaIa.
Carbohydrates. %. q. &. q. ia
RaupunfiIdbetDs olimat etenfiu mai
naian ipbdntd ldbeqd. Wutta ban
rafasti niisid ennen faiffia ibmiIid.
niitd ptfilbitd. ioiben bpndfIi ndmd
IatofTet toimimot. Moni b~dtddntps
mt ia puutteenalatnen pddtaupunfi'
Iainen fiunaa bdnen muistoanIa.
rSerra fdtfee ppbdinid IieIut!." pf.
81: 10.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01

laiiet pbd ebeqeen ptlitpiien foulun.
ia eteen. Niinpd iofu aifa tafaperin
oil Ieuran taloua onnistunut iltama
foulun fannatta miIen bpmdff.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01

3oarIe gIIreb Seiffulo. no. En- %
p:nd fuoli Guran papiIosia ieura'
funnan firffoberra 3aarle 9lireb
Seitfulo Tent. WittIer) ip%bdnboIwa.
utieen.. Wainoia oil ipntpnpt 1889
Wpndmdeud ia idi hdntd ldbinnd
iuremaan 3 tptdrtd ia 2 poifaa.
6dn tuIi plioppilaafIi 10. 1852
pibittiin popifi 27 p. lofof. 1869
Sltuaan opettoiana Turun aIiolteis.
foulusIa femdt. ia ippslutufouben
1868 ia fepdtlufufauoen 1864 tuli
bdn armomuooen iaarnooiofi pat
Moon 1869, no. t. foppalaifefii 2i
mimoobon no.. 1870. fappaloiietIi
Wiiatfaloan 10. 1872 iefd 8iutai'
FIN M. 1879. Gmran firffoberrotfi
nimitettiin moinaia ~. 1902.
Woinaia oil tunnoQinen tpDsid adm
ia toimi biliaiIuuoesia ia mootimots
tomano.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01

Samoin fupli feIdf. 16 p:nd Sp'
pinfddn parantolasi ia Snfoon Fire
foherra ropaSti Ssfar 0iftor Berg
roth 60 muoben itdiiend. Wainaia
tuli papifIi no. 1875. Sripddn fap'
palaiieti no, 1879, 2dnseImden firf'
foberrafIi 1890, ia Snfoon firtfo.
berratIi 1897. R%aaieporin romosti'
funnan lddninrotpaStina on naina'
ia oIIut m:sta 1898. SoimeIia Sta Ie,
Ed ibmiIend ettd ieurafunnanpaIme'
LLAMA mafanobentistd nainaiao
iuree ldbinnd puoliio, nelid melieG
ia fafii T%iiarta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-01
Sppasfpidsid on n. {. Reid
bIippistp.

4, So opisfeIemiti iinne on firioit'
touunut uubenmaur -aAxLz2
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-07-12

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gradients Of which are derived from
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cAMpcRouND

MI. Tom Tune is on the sick list.
sIrs. Ann Hucy is very sick az this
writing
Mr. Lester Huey, Of Lake County,
visited friends here sunday
Miss Alice Smith. Of near obion, Wis
tied Mrs. j. W. Barnes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Harris are the
proud parents Of a new baby girl.
Misses Fannie and Euda Sanford, Of
Zion, visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. John Douglas and family, Of
Woodland Mills are visiting relatives
here.
Miss yaIlie Escue and sister, Etie, Of
Union City, are visiting Miss Beulah
Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marian Thompson, Of
Troy, visited Mr.. and Mrs John Stone
Sunday
Mr.. Welton DarneIl, Of Obion Chapel,
was the guest Of Mr.. Douglas Barnes
Sunday.
Mrs. Nj. Al. CULLEN visited her daught-
er, Mrs. Flynn Brown, near Obion last
Monday.
mr.. Douglas Barnes and sister, Eilene,
we're guests Of Miss Mollie Myers Tues
day night,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Cunningham, Of
Elbridge, visited their parents here SAT-
urday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Barnes were the
guests Of Miss sallie Buchanan, Of Mo-
riah, Tuesday night
Mrs. Georgia Thorne and Master NJ.
Q. Thompson, Of Troy, were guests Of
friends here this week.
Mr.. Coon Williams and Miss john
son, Of Whiteside, visited Misses Bessie
and Otba Faulk Sunday.
w. b. Tune left Wednesday for Ohio,
where be has accepted a position. His
many friends here wish him much sue
cess.
DIR. and Mrs. Robinson, Of Nashville,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 7, G.
Word, They will probably locate at
Moriah.
Messrs. Gus and Ira Calhoun, Misses
Lillian Shaw and Joe Walker, Of TaIly's
Mill, were guests Of Misses Ella and
Mary Smith Saturday night.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-07-12

Bv REy. THos. B. GREeoRv.
March IL a51 B. q


It was on or near this date, 2ess years
ago, that Demosthenese delivered the
first Of the immortal series Of orations
known as the Philippies, SO called
from the fact that they we're designedt to
awaken the Greeks to the eneroach-
ments that we're being made upon their
liberties BY Philip q Macedon,
Demosthenese at the time Of the de-
livery Of his first Philippe vas in the
flush and glory OF bis young manhood,
having Just turned thirty The herald
cried. Who among the citizens above
fifty years old wishes to speak; and,
after them, which Of the other citizens
in turn ~ The subject Of Philip and his
policies had been SO often discussed that
no one seemed disposed TO mount the
Bema, and then it was that Demosthe-
nese arose to make his first public har-
angue to the Athenian assembly.
All accounts unite IN describing the eff
feet Of the speechas magical. Inspired
by the preternatural eloquence Of the
young orator, the Athenians cried out
as one man; Let US 60 forth to fight
Philip
For thitteen years diu Demosthenese
stand between the would-be Macedonian
usurper and the liberties of Greece. Be-
yond the reach Of threat and allurement,
the mighty orator stood at his post, APP
pealing to the men Of Athens to be
worthy Of the glorious achievements Of
their sires.
Il It is at once the sublimest and most
pathetic picture in all history, the fight
Of DemoSthenese against Philip. Demos
themes failed through no fault Of his
own, and Philip won, but as long as the
world endures the Philippics will live,
the wonder Of oratorical effort and the
inspiration Of all who shall be struggling
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-07-12

Tor human Freedom.
Andhere the question naturally arises.
How is it that ia a faculty Which IS
common to tho whole species, that o.
communicating our thought and feeling
in language, the palm should. by the
unanimous consent Of all nations and
ages, be given to Demostheneso
The speeches exhibit no oslentatious
rhetoric; eriace no particular learning
show no glariag ornaments; hu, rarely
touch the heart with a soft and melting
appeal; are quite devoid q Wit and
humor, aud yet, in spite Of an these
things, the speeches are unriyaled, ia
class all by themselves. the supreme
masterpieces Of tho world ) eloQuence.
The mystery is explained by the faetS
that decorator was himself q living part
81 his orations. He was absolutely ii
earnest, thoroughly sincere, honest to
the very center Of his mind and soul.
aud when he assembled the Bema and
began TO speak he was irresistible, No
hypocrite, demagogue or time-setFef,
however gifted he might have been.
could have made those wonderful
speeches.
Demosthenese died at the age Of 81,
from the effect Of poison administered
by his own hand. Not caring to survive
the liberties Of his country. he took the
fatal drug and quietly expired in the
month Of October, ST..
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Doing hard work in a bent OF stoop-
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it without help. The great penetrating
power Of BAhLARD'S SNOW LINZ
MENT will appeal to you most strong
" at such times, because it IS the very
thing you need. Price 25c, 50cand 81 100
per bottle. Sold by Oliver Red Cross
Drug Store.
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The old order ehangeth, Yielding place 70 new
And God fuifis himself IN many ways.
Eager, interested women. members Of
the Missionary Society, assemble every
Monday afternoon at the Methodist
Church. On July ] Mrs. All Alexander
and Mrs. A. G. Nuto led and gave us
a beautiful program. The subject,
Cuba from Missionary and Relig-
ious Point of View. Very fine and
suggestive selections we're read by Mes
DANES Mute, Miles. swiggart and All
Alexander, also an original paper BY
Mrs. Mute A poem read BY Mrs. Steve
Harris was much enjoyed.
Cuban affairs were ably discussed,
and what effect the unhappy condition
Of the island would have upon the mis-
sionaries Mrs. Adams, our president,
then took the chair and quickly dis
patched the regular routine OF business.
A new enterprise was launched by our
president missionary circulating Ii
brary. She gave as a nucleus that
splendid little book entitled. Days Of
june Mrs. Tisdale was made libra-
Irian. News was asked from Arkansas,
as member had recently returned from
there. The women are enthusiastic in
church work. Young and old were ac-
tive in the Sunday school. One exceed
Iingly cold, disagreeable Sunday, with
attendance Of forty-one, collection for
Sunday schools was a little less than
eight dollars, A minister from this
conference is stationed at Clarendon.
In one sermon he beautifully impressed
this ChristIike idea. We should be salts
fed If amidst the ills and Affections Of
| life we retained the power to love. The
Iaesthetic idea Of life as harmonious
whole can never be realized, and yet it
cannotbe barren, with this enchanting
earth to enjoy and the divine sympa-
thy, God givnn, for one another.
In different Methodist pulpit, from
and old Methodist member, we have d
sermon in favor Of the suffragets Text
from that idylIic poem, the Book Of
Ruth.
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IOWA WOMAN
WELL AGAIN
Ottumwa, Iowa. For years was
almost constant sufferer from female

trouble Ia all It's
dreadful forms;
shooting pains all
over my body, sick
headac he, spinal
weakness, dizziness,
d depression, and
everything that was
horrid. ! tried many
doctors in different
parts of the United
States, but Lydia E.
pinkham,s Vepeta~
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Double Quick ice cream freezcrs at
Wehman's Freezes cream and shef.
bets ia three minutes. Best III The
world.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-07-12

Mrs. Arm has few beautiful pet.
tern hats she will sell you at greatly re-
duced prices.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-07-12

LOST Pocket book containing 81 200
ia notes and two or three dollars ia cur
rency. The currency viii be given p
the finder together with an additional
liberal reward, and no questions s<ked.
Return Is A. ]. Stephens. Mailing
building, I7-1i
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Refrigerators are going at special
prices during the month 81 July only,
Buy now, at Wehmans.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-07-12

MOVED Ny shoe shop from w G.
Clagett Co. s to my home, $50 East Main
street (16-4t) A. a. JoNEs
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-07-12

The above designs are by Inc MclalI
Company, New York, Designers and
Makers Of Mccall Patterns. nAss
vailing color Of the cloth, or in effective
contrasts.
MAcKrNAw COATS.
Sturdy Mackinaw coats Of shaggy
Scotch wool in mixtures and plaids are
cut in raglan styles. with sleeves ard
body in one and seam running from
shoulder down ii continuous lines, are
usually full length and sufficiently water
proof for any but the most prolonged
exposure to the elements.
SOFT FELT HATS.
Soft felt hats that come in ali the pas
tel shades as well as in blue and black,
with facings Of white hemp and bow
OF the same material across the turned
up front. are among the most becom-
ing Of travelling and auto headwear,
with Panama and peanut braids that
need only band d catchpiece for trim
ming as close seconds Any trim shape
with very little ornament looks well,
while frssy hat always looks dowdy
with travelling rig.
ONE PIECE FRocKs.
One piece frocks are first favorites,
made iii some Of the various coat mod
els, with Or without the peplum Or pos
tillion and Of light weight material in
serge, tan ratine, pongec, or coarse
linen crash. With supply Of extra
CAMPS and sleeve aifiles, crepe lingerie
and light good looking case or bag
that contains one dressy get-up Of soft
uncrushabIe silk, clever woman could
travel almost indefinitely and never ap-
pear tackey
roa STEAMER Or sLEnpISo CAR
For steamer Or sleeping oaF use there
il i new satin all covering mrar thar h@s.
attached a most becoming hood 10 throw.
over the head on the way to bath or
dressing room. These sre made 81 dark
changeable satins with thc lining ia
plain color to match the bright shade.
and are just as pretty With the hood
thrown back They are quite as prac-
as@,.l 49, !. l,s.f4f at4}r. ttruY, r. Is,f3r44
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LOST Between Palace Hotel, " a
O. Depot and express Office one pair Of
gold frame nose glasses Finder return
3 Corum & Iackson s for reward Il