The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, June 08, 1900, Image 6
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One ounce added to[6
lime sprinkled on the
dew is sure death to I o
DUKE S DRUG STORE.
Letter, Note
Bill Hads
Or any other kind of
Job Work
Neatly and promptly excuted
at the
Times Job Office.
H.G. BAILEY
MAKES IT A POINT TO
FURNISH THE BEST
THE COUNTRY
AFFORDS IN
Beef, Mutton, Pork,
AT HIS MARKET.
The highest price paid for all
kinds of Country Produce.
Free Delivery to every part of
town.
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS OR
RING UP NO 1.
H. G. Bailey.
BACON,
FLOUR,
HAMS,
CANNED GOODS
and
FRESH GARDEN
VEGETABLES
AT
LOUIS D. SMITH,j
j
The Housekeeper's Friend, i
j
Loot to Yottr Interests*
I have n full line of heavy J
and fancy family groceries al- [
ways 011 hand, T will not he i
undersold. My stock of Fancy 1
and Plain Candies, Canned j
Goods, Fruits and Vegetal>lcs,
Butter, Eggs etc., are always of select
variety. I handle a full
lino of harmonicas, also Combs
Brushes and other toilet articles,
J. T. SEXTON.
?? wmmrnwmmm???
|% 0 NTRflCTORS'5?
u ^.builders
*nd_iviill supplies.
Caattnca, Staal Baaraa, Oolnmaa and Cham,
aal Uolia, Roda, Welgbta, Tanka, Tawara, Ao.
Htaal Wlra and Manila Ropa, Rotating Englaaa
'.nd Parapa, Jaoka, Darrlaka, Craba, Chain im
Ropa Hot eta
IrCast Jftwry Pay. M*M* Quick DaMaary.
LOMBARD IRON WORKS*SUPPLY CO.
AUOOITAi OA.
Wintti rop College Scholarship
and Entrance Examination.
Th? examination for Mir award of vacant
scholarships in Winthrop College
and for 111" admission of now students
will l>e held at the Countv Court House
on f'ri<lay, July 20tIt. :it ! :i. in.
Applicants must not be l<ss than fif
teen years of ape.
When scholarships are vaeated after
July 2(Mli tliev will lie awarded to those
making tlie highest average at this examination.
The cost of atU-jidance, including
Iniaid, furnished room, heat, light and
washing is only $H ,*>U per month.
For further info (nation ami a catalogue,
address
Pres. I). P?. Jonxsov,
21 ?Jt. Hock Hill, S. C.
3REEN l
pounds flour or slacked
vine while wet with
tato Bugs. For Sale at j
^Opposite Hold Union.
f
If VOU CAN NOT RCAO THIS SMALL. TvrC AT 1? INTHCS DISTANCE
fO\J NttO SPCCTAClC*. WI Ami MtrAHfO rOR ACCjnATi.LV TtSTINO
EYES TESTED FREE .
At 1
WILLIAMSON S JEWELRY ;
AND OPTICAL STORE. i
1
J. CLOUQH WALLACE. J
-Ov^-; ?
ATORNEY AT LAW. 1
Rooms 1 and 2 upstair*, Foslei j
llu'Idiug, opp >8ite Hotel after Janu* t
irylH. 1899. 11 25 98 ly. \]
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Land For Sale. f
c
I have a few choice building lots s
tor snle. j>
Also a two horse farm, suitable for
Truck farming, lying on both sides
corporate lino?will hcH cheap or
lease to good party.
11-It L. G. Young. !'
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FARMING LANDS ,
For Sale. Easy Terms.
TVheTwot) Fifteen Djllars per t
aire. Situated different sections of 1
A
South Carolina.
K. K. PALMER,
Columbia, S. C.
P. O. Box 288 : 17-0m J
i
FOR SALE. !
Wo will soil one or more liorsos at .i
price below tli^ir real worth. We will
swap a one-lioise wajjon for food.
39-tf Miller Brothers.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
\
Notice is hereby eivon that F. C. (
West Administrator of the K-tato of
Win. C. Wpct deceased, has apnliod to 1
Jason AT. (Iroer. Judire of Probate. in
oid for the Countv of Union, for a final
liseharpre as such Administrator.
It. is ordered, That, the Hth day of Tune |
V. I). 19x0. bo fixed for bearinor of Pnti- 1
ion, and a final settlement of said Estate i'
Jason M. Gkkrr, t
Prohite Judge. Union County. S. C. Ij
Published 18th May l!)00 in Tiiic
Union Times.
20-41.
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For Sale Cheap, ?
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One 25 Horse Power Steam ;;
Boiler, full Hush front; with stack, I
nspector and pipe connections COM- t
?LETE.
Excelsior Exiting Mill, By J. J
I. Gault, Treas. and Manuger. c
8-tfmos t s n
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Dr. C. W. AUSTELL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Oflhrs his 7professional services to *>
the people of Union. Ofiice in Btnk t
i>uu<ling. Jjeave calls at Union f
Drug Co. store or ring up Phono No
10 for prompt service. 1
15 41. <
Mules For Sale. '
Three good mules for sale cheap j
for cash or credit with good securitj'.
8. Jason Norman. :
S. MEANS BEATY,
attounev at i.aw.
I looms No. 14 ami 1"> Footer 1 >u il?ling.
1-1-ly.
DR. QEO. DOUGLASS,
Physician and Surgoon.
Offers his professional services lo
the people of Union and vicinity.
OfTieo in Bunk Building. Leave calls
at Union Drug Co.'a Store or ring up
Phone No. 71. 8 (>rnos
RALPH K. CAH.HOX. II. L. SCAIFK.
CARBON & SCAIFE,
?
ATToltNLV.S AT LAW.
Special attention given to real c.late
ar.'l collcciion3.
RUSSIAN MINISTER
ASKS FOR WARSHIP!
3oxers Movement Assumes a
More Serious Aspect.
DISTURBANCES AT TOKI
hi nose Troops Are Being Hurried t
the Front?Dowugor Kmprcss Lend
Material Assistance to the Anti-Foi
elgn Movement.
Shanghai, May 30. ? Tho Russia
minster nt Pelting lias telegraphed nst
ng that all tho available gunboats b
out to Taku.
London, May 30.?A dispatch froi
Shanghai says: "It is believed that th
Hussions are about to land troops s
L'aku from Port Arthur, where 20,00
ire in readiness. Tho Chinese are n
xirted to be sending largo masses c
roops overland from Ilu Nan nn
Ciang, but General Issimo refuses t
issuiao command on tho plea cf sicl
less."
The "Boxers" assert that4hoy are cor
iilent of receiving support from th
lounger empress, Princess Katig li
nd CJiing Tuan and tho eutiiro Mauch
rmy. Throughout the south tho "Boj
rs" are enlisting hordes of desperadoei
L'liey are intent on expelling everythin
orcigu.
SESSION OF THV SENATE
icveral 15111s Passed?Pcttigrow Kcbq
lutlons Agreed To.
Washington, May 30.?Tho house bi
icriiilttlug the couat ruction of a dac
teross Fox river, Grayson county, Ya
ins been passed by the senate.
Mr. Jones of Arkansas called up th
louse bill to authorize tho disposition c
he Choctaw Indian orphan hinds i
Mississippi, which was passed.
Mr. Halo of Maine reported front* tli
committee on appropriations tho last c
he general appropriation bills, tho d(
icieney bill. He gave notice that h
vould enll it up next Monday.
Mr. Pettigrew's resolution calling o
he secretary for in formation as to th
grazing lands in Oklahoma was agree
o.
Another resolution offered by Mi
?ettigrew calling oil the secretary i
state for all communications aud charge
in has received relative to the managt
neut of the Creek Indian reserve i:
south Dakota was also passed.
Teller Kesolution Referred.
Washington, May 30.?Tho Telle
resolution expressing sympathy with th
Boers was laid before tho scnal
mil Mr. Bacon of Georgia addressed th
senate. The resolution was referred t
he committee on foreign relations by
rote of 40 to 26.
DN HER BUILDERS' TRIAL
{ II ('rilUoP ViM'l.wr la Vnurtll
Completion.
Philadelphia, May 30.?The Russia
raiser Varing left Cramp's shipyard fc
icr builders' trial today. She fs uea
ug completion niul it is likely that lei
ban a lnontli will elapse befbro tb
inal speed test is made.
The trial will be made between tb
).daw-are capos and Montaul; point an
rill require two days.
It' rlie Variag meets her speed rcquiri
lien's she will be perhaps ifiie fastes
re'-ship of her class afloat, fcihe mm
luiintaiu 23 knots an hour fior 23 coi
ecutivc hours under natural ?fcri.?ft. Th
ruiser stopped at Fort Mifflin to tab
a ammunition. All her guns will b
red to test her structural sti length.
Edwin S. (Jrunip is in ehrirgo of tb
rial and nearly all the Ru ssiau navi
Ulcers stationed at Cramps were c
loard.
SPECIAL RULE IN THE HOUS
nearly 20<> Pension Hills to Come I
For Consideration.
WASinxaTON, May !<0. ?c Whon tl
iouso met Mr. Grosvenor of Ohio, fro
he committee oil rules, presented
jpecial rule ordering the previous que
ion on the pension bills, 1!>0 in numb
avornbly acted on in c<miniittee of tl
,vhole Inst Friday, the order not to i
erfere with conference "reports.
Mr. Dalzellof Pennsylvania attempt
o have included the 1 till for the reli
>f Charles Dougherty and the office
uid men of the Ninth l?ennsyivania re
uncut, but Mr Loud objected.
The special rule was .adopted, but w
immediately displaced* by Mr. Foss
Illinois, who presented tiu> oonfereu
report. _
International Ho (vllng -Contest.
Dayotn, O., May *30.?Tho time lir
bowling tournament, to bo held nni
the auspices of the United Bow ling oil
at New York July 15 to 22'next,
expire at noon .Tuuo 1. Nearly evt
largo city has entered one or more.
Undergoing lie pair#,
San Francisco, May 30.?Tbe*>Unil
States cruiser Philadelphia is bein^'ov
hauled" at Maro navyyards. Ittis thouf
she will soon he sent into Chdaesi) \
tors. The Mohican will be put ii
commission. The revenue, cutter ,T
Cullocli has sailed for Bel) ring sea.
Grout Bill Favorably "Reported.
Washington, May 30.?.After an <
citing contest, lasting mau|y months, t
advocates of the Grout. 1)311, placing
almost prohibitive tax on oleomargari
"iud like imitation butters, has .succeed
n having that measure i favorably
ported from the house committee.
Venezuelan KevolutttoiiiKnds.
Caracas, Venezuela, 3?ay 30.?Gi
eral Hernandez, the revolutionist lead
has been'cantured by govern* nent troo
p
send
lu many respects Scrofula and Consum
eral causes, both arc
jfij r' vV^V povislicd blood supp
JULjl! 1; the lungs ; in Scrofu
jJLjjf the eyes arc inflame
wrfr bones ache, and whi
T IB tlie shin, producing
good; the blood is t
generations has poll
o ' A * Scrofula require
condition before tin
e ' other poisonous niir
- -^.-ear^" and leave the systeti
S. S. S. is the only medicine that can
the disease and forces every vestige of poi
u The roots and herbs from which it is made e<
SAVE THE CHSLi
vour chilli has inherited any 1)1ckh1 taint, don
in-st blood purifier and blood builder ktiov
n children.
e Whoa ::tv d.tttf'liicr was a a infant she had a sevei
staut care < t' physicians fur in.ire than two years. S
it we almost desp lived el" iv r life. A few lx>ttles of S\
^ j?ndirect tot he rinseof the trouble. I <l<> not tieticve
which are Ivyond the p over of ottier so-called titooi
*" Our medical depirlmcnt is iu charge <
?f Scrofula ami other hloo.l diseases a life stud
(] ! you arc interested ii. Your letter will rcceh
^ | r* c*inr*'o whatever for this.
C- j ~ , . 1"
5 BROOKER EXPLODES A BOMB.
0 ' Alleged Irregularities In Sinking Fund
r. | . Are 10xposed,
u ' Columbia, S. O., May '24.?The po?
[ liticnl sensation of the day is the letter I
' of N. W. Brooker, agent of the sinking <
? i fund commission, to Governor MoSweeney.
Brooker is a candidate for
j, comptroller general and his communication
has set the politicians to guessing,
y as it is a direct blow at the administration.
(
jj After a careful investigation, Brooker
states that he 1ms discovered irregularia
ties in the tax books a mounting to about I
? $40,000. He states that ho has appealed
to the governor for relief, having spent
e $1,000 of his own money in the investi.
gation. The governor has taken no nc- '
tioii to rectify the alleged irregularities
u while the sinking fund commission lias
refused to hear him and ordered him to
oonwn lii< invncH'/nHnnfl
. In conclusion, Brookcr charges collnsion
between the comptroller general
5- and state officials with the authorities
o of several counties.
u NEW RAILROAD PROJECTED.
;6 ?
d ! win Connect Anderson, S. C., and
Florida Gulf Coast.
r- Tallahassee, Fla., May 20.?George
| Ketchain, II. Stern and II. R. Brown of
3. Macon, Ga., promoters of the Georgia
u and Gulf railroad, a new lino projected
from Anderson, S. C., via Tallahassee,
to Carrabelle, 011 the gulf, wero hero
this week on a secdml visit in the iuter*
est of their enterprise. One of the party
.0 said they had spent $1,500,000 for prop e
ert.y in this section.
E. R. Holloway, engineer for the
10 Gcorgiu Pino railroad, is in tho city,
0 having made a roconnoissanco of the
a country between Bainbridgo and Tallahassee,
with a view to putting a surveying
corps 011 the line.
Cuu-e of the Fxploslon.
** Raleigh, May 20.?Tho assistant labor
commissioner has returned from the
M Cumnock coal mine, where investiga>r
tion of Tuesday's disaster has been in
r* progress. The explosion did not extend
53 more thnn 000 or 400 feet. There was a
i.?i? ;.. ,iw. ..1..... ..f .. . 1.......
IQ iiuiu in in*- iiiivn wi (i iiiuiui n iuui|i
J and the theory is that an excess of gas
gathered suddenly from some unknown
10 reservoir and caused tho lamp to burn a
d hole through the glass. It is asserted
that tho hole is plainly broken from tho
3- interior outward.
Five Children Darned to I>enlh.
ib
x- Ralkigu, May 25.?Five children of
o Daniel Person, a negro, were left at
:o homo by their mother, in Franklin
10 county, neur here, while she went visiting.
On her return she found only the
l? ashes of the honse and bones of her cliildren.
Tho children*were from 1 tit 7
1,1 years of age. It is supposed tho floor
caught fire and that tho children were
P too small to extinguish it.
I Opposition Developing Strength.
P "Washington, May 25.?The fight for
| tho southern naval station is to be enrm
j ried to the fioor of tho lion.so and thoso
i who are against tho arbitrary selection
ft of Charleston are organizing thoir forces
>s* to make ir as lively a fight as possible,
er They are hopeful of success, ljut they
are not blinding themselves to tho fact
that so far tlio advantago is with
?* Charleston.
od Tlllniun For l.leuteiiant Coventor.
iuf Edof.fif.i.i), S. C., May 28.?It is cur'rs
rontly reported that Colonel James H.
Tillman will enter the race for lieuteuas
ant governor. Colonel Tillman was reof
cently Elected by the state Democratic
lco convention a delegate to the national
D^cuocvatic convention at Kansas City,
lie deeli-.es to deny or affirm tho rumor
of his candidacy.
Qij Will Opposo Child bnbo?.
( DAni.iNtiTON, S. C., May 28.?TheconI
vent ion of the southeastern branch of
rjH tho King's Daughters, held here, has
;ry pledged the efforts of the order against
i the employment of child labor in tlio
. factories in this ami adjoining states,
rJihe next legislature will bo attended by
ho/i officers of the society, who will work to
teu this end.
or
| Mouth Carolina Invention,
Vft. J Pjckexs, 8. O., May 28.?B. O. Jones
uto ' of this county has invented and jwtJc
ented a plow set which is a most useful,
convenient and practical attachment. It
can be attached to any kind of an iron
foot plow stock and can be adjusted
QXr 1 while tho plow is in motion.
Fire at Fountain Inn.
nn Greenville, S. G., May 24.?Fire at
lt,,l Fountain Inn, on the Charleston and
ro- Western (Carolina railway, destroyed
' six business houses, entailing a loss of
I, $6,000. _ _ __
Charter Issued.
m~ v Raleigh, May 28.?a charter has
l)cen granted the Raleigh Development
K*, company, capital $26,000. It proposes
to build, railroads. mills. sto.
FULA-,
ption are alike ; tliey develop from the same genhereditary
aud dependent upon an impure aud imly.
In consumption the disease fastens itself upon
la the glands of the neck end throat swell ami supp
d and weak ; there is an almost continual disclinr;
te swelling is frequently a result, causing the dis<
indescribable pain and suffering. Cutting away
K)lsoned. The old scrofulous taint which has prol
uted every drop of blood.
s vigorous, persistent treatment. The blood mn
s terrible disease can be stopped in its work of d
icrals usually given in such cases do more harm tl
i in a worse condition than before,
reach deep-seated blood troubles like Scrofula.
isoti out ot tue moon. r>. ?->. is tnc only purer
nitaiu wonderful blood purifying properties, which
m ? H h?"K resist. S. S. S. stimulates ati
Am appetite, aids the digestion and r
* enfeebled l>ody. If you have rem
't wait for it to develop, but begin at once the use ol
vn, as it contains no ]>oisonous minerals. S. S. J
reruseof KcOiftilu. for which she was under theconHie
was worse at t lie end of tlint time, however, ami Ik
vift's Specific cured her completely, us it seemed to Hr
it has an equal for stubborn cases'of blood diseases
t remedies. S. I. IfKOOKS, Monticello, C.a. .
of experienced physicians who have made
y. Write them about your case, or any one
e prompt and careful attciitiou. We make
Address, THE SWIFT SPECIFI
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Made at the old Squire Gallery next t<
iavc the Gallery
Well equipped for th
date Photograp
Of all sizes and styles. My prices a
guaranteed. I also do enlarging of all size*
ltliver the work in the most stylish and du
atest mouldings.
DON'T NEQLEC
THIS OPPORTUNH
To get good work cheap. Your fricn<
w ay aim you regret that-you nave no late f
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Prompt attention ?jiv<
N. K. McLANE,
UNION, S
HOYT NAMED FOR GOVERNOR L0(j
South Carolina Prohibitionists to Make
ail Aggressive Campaign.
Coixmhia, S. C., May 25.?The South
Carolina Prohibition convention,-heldin
this city, nominated Colonel James A. J
Iloyt for governor, with Colonel Jamos (loillj
li. Tribbia of Audorson for lieutenant .. x* o
governor. m
Colonel Hurt is odftor of tlio Green- lYIUSt
ville Mountaineer, and has for years" r _
been a leader of tho prohibition movement.
He is beyond question the strong- CYCF1
est man in the party, and will make an
aggressive campaign. Colonel Hoyt is a
man of the Wade Hampton school, and
his friends are confident he will be sue- . ,
ccssfuL A 11(1
Colonel Tribble is also a strong man,
and his nomination enhances tho pros- *
poets of tho Prohibition party in tho
coming campaign.
CYCLONE AT MOREHEAD CITY Blac
Lasted About Five Minutes but Did
Considerable Damage. tt'CIl
Mokkiiead City, N. C., May 25.?a ppi
cyclone of great violence struck this y"
place about 0 o'clock. Its approach was Oil v
unnoticed and it only lasted five miu- J qw
utcs, but during that time it tore planks
from the depot, turned over and broke
the masts of tho Samuel Buckmnu, a
jig 2-sail sharpie, which was tied to the n
wharf, and tho men who were on the
wharf only saved themselves by cling- rous
ing to posts. sllOW
It raised boxes of fish weighing 200
pounds as high ns a man's head and
dropped them with such force that they 1
wero crushed to pioces.
Engineer Killed In a Wreck* "
Lapiiens, S. O., May 25.?A through J" II
freight from Augusta over tho Charles- f*Il
ton and Western Carolina road was
wrecked !1 miles south of hero. En- T r
ginecr William McKiunoy of Augusta a
and Counts Gaines, a negro train hand,
were killed, Veing fearfully scalded and
mangled, and tho engino and fivo ears varea
mass of wreckage. Tho fireman ^Cn
jumped from tho engine and escaped
with slight, injuries. A broken truck of
tho engine caused tho wreck.
Carolina Nojirocs Protest* All
Washington, May 24. ? Senator
Chandler has prosonted a petition from ^
10 ministers of Sonth Carolina to tho ^
senate calling attention to the uolitioal
conditions in tho state, declaring that
tho negro residents of Sonth Carolina
aro disfranchised. For correction of |
abuse,s tho petition asks for legislation '
to reduce the representation of states in
congress where tho negro vote is nullified.
n
Nincty-Klglit Years Old.
SaI.em, N. C., May 20.?Tho Balom
academy and collogo coininencement,
which closed this week, marks the end 44
of 98 years of uninterrupted work in tho ?_
education of the women and girls of tho
tlinn 1 ) AAA I r .
nuuvu. iuviv viiiti* j?,wv/ Kuiuutii^o unfa j ,?]
gono forth from its halls nod among
this number are innny of tho leading
names of our country.
New Carolina Cotton Mill. ^j||
Columbia, S. C., May 20.?ThoGleunLowery
cotton mill of Whitmyer has
applied for a clinrter. Tho cnpitAl stock
is $.'100,000. The. Groonwood Insurance (j
comjMiny was also incorporated. The
capital stock is $100,000. S. (
lirottier Andrew Killed.
CifAnLOTTE, N. C.f May 20.?While
! sawing wood at St. Mary's col lego this
1 morning, Brother Andrew wn? killed by Jv'l?
tho bursting of th'o saw, his body being ""u
almost scvored. tf
o Blighting
lis ease of
Heredity.
urate, causing ugly rutin::.# sores;
ge from the ears, the limits swell,
i-asfcd 1 tones to work out through
a sore or diseased gland does no
bably come down through several
ust Ite brought back to a healthy
estruction. Mercury, potash and
lan good; they ruin the digestion
It goes down to the very roots of
y vegetable bloo<l purifier known.
1110 poison, however powerful, can
id purifies the blood, increases the . ^
estores health and strength to the A
son to think you have Scrofula, or
f S. S. S. It is a fine tonic and the
S. is pre-eminently a remedy for
see
C COMPANY. ATLANTA. 8A.
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Iap h s
^ new Bank Building. I now
le latest up-toih
Work.
re reasonable and satiffaution
\ and stylos of finish, and can
irable frames, also handle the
Is and loved once are passing
diotograph of them.
ONCE.^"^
;n mail orders.
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lies' Ready Made
SKIRTS.
{ an error 011 my part I
led upon my usual Quantity
kir*?. Double UUBtliOS
i be the result. A good
11 Duck Skirt that cost you
y\there 7oc, I will sell at
50c
the regular Si.00 and
5 Skirts will go at only
75c.
k Brillianteen for only $1.
Ii grade Serge or Brillianworth
#3.50 at $2.7!$.
I NTS. Good standard at
4C per yard,
quarter Ladies' Shoes at
r7C^r '
/ CFW. ^
undruls of other articles toe numi
to mention. No trouble to
good*, Please give me a call.
Yours for business,
I. COHEN.
NGY GROCERIES.
isk a part of your
patronage,
d orders by servant or
ring up 'phone 84. f>
Goods Delivered Free.
. H. BROWN.
M
-3 mos , '1
;rown torrence, m. d., .
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1YS1CIAN AND SURGEON.
e and apartmen'a over Duke'a
Drug Stora.
l-6m. *
ES MIJNRO. D. R. DUNCAN
C. I?. SANDERS.
iinro, Duncan and Sanders
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.? w
fiice No. 4 Law Range, Un'tn,
). 6-1 y
Rooms to Rent. %
I I,L HOUSE to rent for 1900?as a
le or in Apartments. Other
<es and rooms to rent. "
.1. CIJOIWH WAT.I.ACK.
a
? MRS