The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, June 14, 1901, Image 6
Chainless Bicycles
ONLY $40.00 WHILE THEY LAST.
Regular Price $60.OO, and guaranteed the
equal of any wheel on the market at any price
Also a beautiful line of Chain Wheels on hand
Duke's Drug Store,
Oonosite Union Motel.
Letter, Note clough Wallace.
ATOR^Ktf AT LAW.
Bill Hads | Rooms 1 Hi'ii 2 uj.cil'\?sie
' Du'Miiig; onponuo ilotoi ?sl'u*r ?r*i<
Or any other kind of iary i.,t . i ,<?.??>. il2?>9Siy.
|
Job Work w.^.xtstsi.1.,
Neatly and promptly ex- PhysicMnand Surgeon,
cuted at the ' Odors hi* ^ruroptfiot.nl w-rvioen to
top (temple of Union. Oihoo io ft^uk
TimPQ Inh nffipp ; building. i.bavo o*lts >:i U not.
I IIIIUO JUU Ui.iUb, { Drug Oo. store or riu;; u|: I'in.-.e
! l'J b. |)i?uoipl aer^im.
H.G.BAILEY
KALl'll K. CARSON. H. h. SCAIFE.
MAKES !T A POINT TO r.xnsow A scaifb.
FURNISH THE BEST
THE COUNTRY AT two, BIS AT LAW.
AFFOlvDS IN Special attention given to real esr
. . I, - > tate and eoilecMi'Tis.
Beef, Mutton, Pork . n
CHOtftf TGHRENCE M. D.
AT HIS MARKET. The
highest price paid lor all PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
kinds of Country Produce, \
_ Tx ? Otflco and anartmen's over Duke'*
Free Delivery to every part ol f>
J J ' j Drag btore.
tOWn. j 44 Knv
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS OR JAMKS M~ H. dunc.O
RING UP NO t. c J, SANDERS.
H. G. Bailey. IViunro, Duncan and Sanders
_ __ ATTORN RY8 AT LAW.
Remember, Friends, j Oftico No. i Law Range, un'on.
You will always find a full <3 <>_iv
line of ^ ?
Fl^ur, Sugar, Coffee, J. A. Sawyer, Carrel 11. Foster,
Meat. I nrd. Canned and Ux on*. S. 0. Jon'esviij.k. S. C.
Bottled Goods, Fresh SAWYER & FOSTER,
Vegetables, and everything
to be found in an up-to-date, attorneys at law,
family Grocery, at mv Store, j jonksfillk, s. g.
Tobaccos and Cigars a Specialty. 4:Mv
J. T. SEXTOXJ J. G. HUGHES,
i ATTORNEY AT LAW,
l>r. .J. < w. < i*? S Ci i Union, S->. C.
office at residence ox 1
MOUNTAIN STREET. Oi'h'I'.Oitositi-; Court H??
south from depot. j
-OFFICE HOURS - |MONlCY TO LOAN
8 ft. in. to 9 ft. m. 4 to G p.m. i ...
On Farming Lands.
Rheumatism n".K\ Kii?y Payments.
i iNo C omtniasion. Borrower pays
?^v* actual cost of perfecting Loan.
Skin Diseases e. k palmer,
Given special attention. ' Columbia, S. C.
J. Clough Wallace,
Calls left either at office or at Union, S. C.
Holmes & Moore's Piiar.m \cy 4 ^,ox 17?Gin j
1 1 1 A 1 * i 1 1
win dc proinpuy atienueu w- to the ptaf
^ I A lti*:li holy ctttt-d of hoi Jp??fiiesa ht:<1
noisos ii; Hi- heart by I>v N iuholsoiiVt
pf I /^v j y r* | 1"** /AfTPil Artrtioiai ! .11 iKutos, gave $lU,fX*U to
f~< I 111 I j\ I I-* I fill |\ ? his liistimt:-. s? that deuf iKfoplw unable
1 1 t)l)I<(l.ini ,h.,oa,l>rmns may have thorn
lrn\ Art-lnss :<<?. pj,004, The Nichol:-.>!i
InaDlu'o 7^11. ihahlM Avenue, N'hw
I can supply all demands v.hk r s a. .TMv
for Flour. I also do
; Tltc HcM 1'ro.ncription for Malarial
All I/* J f C* ( hills au-1 l-'ev-T is a Kittle of (rHiveV
All Kinas Oi oSWinP lV,< W (1,i 1 T'>,1,c- U iS sinil>!y iron
O I tort quinine in a tastelerw form. No
, , iff- euro?no pay Price 50c 4't ly
and nave a supply of framing
lumber on hand. Call and n?,r, p? u/??r?.u
see me when you want Flour Bonders Wanted.
j 1 11avirvj ivnlr I out* <>f tlu* now rosiOr
bllmOLr. ilrnn-s mi f-'niiili si root. I am prepared
* ? y | a r a * r to aot'iiiuuiotlato a low licsir.lors. Loca\
V 1 v * V * , lion oon\onionl, <>ih- si root from Main.
I -Jl-luio MltS. WAKKKX.
MILLER. !
i Lu m ber Lu m ber
ifSpTgf/lMw ??' ALL kinds,
IWlfttlgfflfl 8?K, E1CK0RY, ilSSt,
;WflaBS ?wTl'lc; raiV&i fc5J Sil&Fk S!^C
i [ nnylhloR von ;nv.-i.t or ;i : r?v ; e > TV'. , 6 4j| !L54b1 fi
'ICAVtAT.TftAJE MAHIJ.C "Yi.i'.l < r OES.t j **" "
|iP80rECTl0H. S>l:<1 rii'K-i, hU< <.ii C'l | l.Oi * j
iiSHSwnj?'o4TP?T5'Sawcd -to ?ny d'n?en?ion
Iw^u JW "cr* ':wwr!IS^ and delivered upon
# u> C# A? Sav'w V/ /, CtAi short notice
gPfctMlt UWMi WASHINGTON. D.C f "OtlCC.
T Wlicn in nml of any of the
MONEY TO LOAN above kinds <iiv<* me a nail, or!
On imprnvKl farm* ? 7 |*i ce if. l.<-i'K 'diliens
limn B*sv |wyna?" t?. No coroiu.s-I n ? ??'<>?"rb * ri
aion. Small c hi Apply to I | lufcSSAjL
C D. BARKSPALB. A?t*. I \ " IT 1
Xll? l.uumua, S, C. 1 UnlOIl, o. L?.
I
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
|f "II"
9*al??M4 StiiRdnl. In BTW
! ' Jan. 17th, I>01. i
8TATIOX8.
Lv. Chut iM^a U~oJ p m t iw a m
HuniJOMTiM#... 13 00 n't 7 41 * n>
** grxnilaTlll* 8 00 a m $ G."> a Q?
" Oruujfnburf if <5 a m P ~"-J ?
** S in yvlllo 4 '/i a so 10 lo_u in
Lr. Savrjirnh TTTT. 12 SO a in 12 20 a : i
' Pr.riivrll 4 13 n m 4 !' ! a ' <
" Black ^ilia 4 ifs *m 4 -S n ,r>
Lr. iiolum'oia TXo a n.l 11 ui a iu
" J-rcajjeriry l> 14 a rai 12 ip u'n
* KowWv.-r 8 In; u in ,12 Sa p ???
" Nir.ety-bfx. Uii) a mi 1 20 p in
" (Jrcanwood V 00 a till 1 65 p if
> r. Hodt'?? 10 16 a m 2 15 p i?.
Lr. A^.cVviOir: - ^ T)6 am! i j5 p n?
!toa ...,., |"Tl" Ift a m! J? I
f.r. Andaraon . { l.? 4o am; 2 H5 p ?: ]
Xr. Urccufrtic .(12 1'J y mi 4 16 p m ,
Li. jytlan*.B.(Ooo.'.fTi;>??)i iT&.S n i-., !' '.V p m j
KTanovs ! TV-i!y?i?6 TtinTly
" i-o it*, T A>>. t
Cv. GrrnirlUr o . 'J p in K? 16 n r
* irif-'mcat C v>J jt in, 10 lo ft ir j 1
" WUItftmni >a 6 ii p ml l'1 35 am | j
Jkf. Argnr.v.p 1 7 15 o ; i 1!) ft *3
f.y."l3?i)ton .T7|~ 46 p rr; 1TT3 ft m
Ar, gOB>lilt,,. | 7 i.5 p in 11 10 ft IP ,
Xr. A^j-oriug :~ir 10 :< iri Vi J; n i (
Lt. Lc'.pot : ? ko p mi 11 65 f w ,
Ar. Oreo a wood 7 55 p ml li 20 y n.
' 11 Inlty-si i f> p If Jn i> ii<
" fmVri'X 0 It1 p in j i 00 p ft ]
" rrrt?7>rrlty o 4." p r.*> 'i II p m
' Columbia 11 ( ) p p.! '.1 :? .i Tr.
XETSi ftCiCvlllft 2 Uli '2 67 ft i! |
" Riruwt. 1 H 17 h in: 5 12 ;? ni , 1
" Savannah '< Oo ft ju| 5 00 a n; ]
?vTTilii*vlilft. ... 2 02 ft ri] 4 48 p fti
" OrftDs?l?v?i g 8 4". a mi 5 7'44 p n. .
" HriiBi'iivliic 4 25 r in', 0 15 p ni
" 8ofniy?orvSU<?........ 6 .V h m! 7 81 p ni 1
Ar. Chrrlcfct'.o 7 06_a_n>' 0 !5jp ft, t
Dally. I5ftliy q" a TirivM Daily; l>.n'\
KoJ6.iKo.lt| V-jv N. :<l (
iTTXip , 00 n;l iV.Cii.irtoslcu.. 4.r i> l.pj 7 Ci?> k ]
It Ou nl 7 *1 ft, " Kmnmcrviilo " pi A 57 a
I 00 aj 8 Go ? " .liranchvi! c. " G 15 pi 4 25 n '
8 45 ft 0 23 ? " Oinn^oliii r if " ii 1111 p 2 < ' ' 1
4 26 ft 10 15 a " Kniif.il.u 4 13 p 2 no
iTio i i~r Vavanunh A.* f O. # .
4 18 ft " ..Hftrawoll . " 8 12 ft
4 28 ? " ..K'.ftokrilie.. " 2 57 a
I SO ft 11 40 ft " .. Ooluu.blft.. " C 20 p 0 80 p
t 67 ft 15 90 p 11 ....Auton.... " ; 2 : *> y' 8 5C a
58 ? 1 23 p " ... hftntuo... " 1 -72 p 7 45p
l6 15 ft i (a.1 i>! " Union " |l2 16 p 7 lop
|0 CO fti 2 Ku " ..Jooasvli'#.. " JlSt 25 a 8 57 n
10 C<~> ft! 3 87 p; " ....Pnco.et..... " 12 lip f. K c
II Sbftl 8 10 p,Ar8p*rtftnburf I.t.11 45 a 6 It-p
11 80 a 8 40 p i,v Spartanburg Ar 11 22 a 8 0>in
8 48 pi 7 15 p|Ar...Aih?TllU ...Lv| II (tit 8 C7 p
"P" p. m. "A" ft. m. "N" night.
double daily sf.rvicb between
CHARLESTON AND ORKBN VIl.UK.
Pullman pftlnoe slrrptng cart on Trulns 65 nno
31 and 25. on A. nad O. division. Dining car*
on rk?*? train* ?arve a:l nieft'.a mroul? .
Ti-ftins ! ? ? Spartanburg, A. A tl. division
northbound. 7:05 ft. m., 0:37 p.m., 6:13 y. ro. |
I (Veetlbu'.a Hrr.lte.ll And 7 air p. m.; {-firthpound
13 :Jd a. m. 3:1 ft p. m., 11 ;K4 *. ni., (\ eu< I
I Bain Limited), sod 10 :'A> n. m.
Traitin leave GrernvVII?. A. and 0. (llv!V.#n
northbound, 1:0C a. m., x:i;i p. in. a/id 3p. m.
(Vestibule Limited,. asid 0:16 p. ni.: noal'a
pound, 1:80 a m.,4:1*0 p. m., 12:90 p. in. (Veicl
iule Limited), and 11:1G a. m.
Tra'.ne 15 and 15?Pullman Slapping Oai I
between Charleston and Columbia; rrndjr foi
omipnaoj at both polnte at 9:60 p. in.
Slegant Pullman Drawing-V?or>ni Sli-.pii.j
?rs between Savannah and Ashevtll? enrou'l
Lly between .Tackeonrille and Cincinnati
FRANK 8. GANNON. 8. H. HARDWIOX,
Thiui V-P. Sc Gen. Mgr., Utn. Pat, Agent.
Warfhtuuron. I>. O. Wr.->hin,<to?i, l),0
W. R. TAVI.OK. R. W. HUNT,
Asst. 'ten. Pn*. Agt, Div. Pr.s. Agt.
Atlanta, Ua. ChurleiP.ou, S. O.
llSijfl'V1' 'jTO? "ugra.i:<\J
Ir~%j" ?' "'"
Charleston & Western Carolina
Railway Company.
AUGUSTA AND ASHKVII.f.K Short Lin.
Sclieduio in effect .March 10. luul.
Lome Augusta IMOaiu 3 35 pn
Arrive (.?reoinvoi.-u 12 15 j.r.i
Ainlcr.s.,n 8 00 pn.
Laurens 120 pm it 85 mi
Given* ille duo pm 11 30 an
Clniin -t>riii;;3? i ;-o j.:u
opiirLiiiiinu,; 8 !0 |>.u 9 00 mi
i iiion 7dd ,-ui
Saluda a dd ,.m
Itciidorsou* i lc.. tiOd | in
Ashovili--. 7 00 pin
Leave Aslicvllle 820um
Union 8 4a am
Spartanburg II 4a am 3 55 pn
(ileum ..prints.... 1' 45 ant
(Jreoi.vilie 1201 pm 325 pn
Lauren* 137 pm lidOpti
A rulereon ! 25 ,n
Greenwood 2 37 pm P'/dpo
Ai rivivAugusta 5 10 pin 11 tnnn
Leave Columbia MOaau
Notvberry 122upiii
Clinton 1 03 pn.
Arrive tireenville 3 10 put
| Spartanburg .) 10 pit.
Glenn springs... 400pro
Leave Spartanburg u 15 am
Greenville 1201pm
Ar.ive Clinton 157 pm
Newberry 237pa.
Columbia 4 06 pa
FaateiU antMtesi l.iue between Ntwberrj
and Oreenvilie, Spnriunbu.g and Glenn
Springs
coimcetion from Newberry fiu Columbia
Newberry and Laurens Hallway.
For anv Information write
\V. J OKAIO, Gen. Pass, Agt.,
Augusta, (la.
T. M. GMMKltMlN, Truffle Manager.
VXION AND CIJiNN S/'ft/ACS
RA IJ.ROA 1) COMI'A A\F
sV/ii-f/oic Jiffrctiw Aov. is, J (jot).
I'lain No. 1"? le.ces
I'tiio*. Mill! Station 0:15 a. in
Arrive* llnff.ilo 0:27 ii. ui
I'miii No 17 leaves
1'n'oii Mm Station 4:-'W) p. n?
Arrived ftnft.iio 4:42 p in
1'iviiu No. 10 icaves
ltnffulo 1*2:15 p. ni I
Arrives Union Mill Station 12:'27 p.in I
I I .till No. IS li?a\ .s
l>ulT.?io 0:10 p. in I
Arrives Union Vli'l Station t>.-il p. ru.
Ail Trains Daily Kxeopt *u mlay.
The Union and Glenn Springs Radioed
Co., la now prep,ued to handle all
p}tsst*iit;er and fn ndit bueiiifss lietween
Union and HniTeln. AH liri^htfoi Hnffalo
will 1m handled either from the
soul hern Hallway <lei>ol or fiom the
Union ( ' .iton Mill Station. TioKets lo
linff.do w 11: t* sol 1 at the Union Cot-'on
.till Station. Me now have a ilisto'an
pa iS-i.Smr coach In opi ration,
f. U. J).mean, tieo. .VI. Wrifzht,
Pr.viilfnt. Gen'l Mana/nr
-ft.//w71 as guaranteed
$5,000 DEPOSIT
%> fiS " 'frJ-jl H- R- FARE PA,D
r&j & 20<> FREE
Jpp ViSI Scholarships offered.
[ LL Write quick 10
OA.-ALA. BUSINESS COLLEQK, Maoon.OlU
!
glaYer of captain griffin
II. II. Kvans Is (Irttiitod Ball?Says It
Was Suicide.
Columbia, S. 0., J*. ? Barnard
B. Evaus has been allowed bail by the
saprcmo court, tho uiaouut l>eing fixed
at $3,000. Ho was ciiurgod with killing
Captain Joint J. Griffiu on April 13.
The affidavit of Evaus, tho first ho bu*
made, was interesting. Some one had
sent niiu a keg of liquor and he iuvifcnd
Captain Griffin to his room. Tho keg
was opened by a porter and they drank
ami talked. (,'Rptum Griffin invited biin
to dine at a restaurant. Tlio captain
took a drink, ami winlo Evaus was taking
ono preparatory to going to dinner
bo hoard OrilUu repeating poetry something
like?
"It is not ignoble to die thus."
thinking uround lio saw Griffin with
his (Evans) pistol pointed at-himself.
Evr.us exclaimed that tho weapou was
loaded. Griffin continuing to poiut it
Evans tried to rake it from him. (Trillin
did not reiea.-e it and while thus enRa?od
the pistol llre'i. Griffin Haul:
"I am shot. Go for a doctor. "
Evaus says ho immediately went to
threo telephones in Cne neighborhood to
will h doctor. Griffin was his waroi personal
friend, said Evans.
Joseph E. Griffin, a son of the dead
man, swore lie ieic his father after 11
i'ci >ek and saw hint put a largo roll of
biln in his pocket and that, alter his
loath bur one silver dollar was found on
bis person.
Dr. Robert \V. Gihbes testifies that
tho face of too deceased was bruiacd a*
if it had been struck hard blows witli
tho fist or a blunt instmiueut. Ther?
were powder marks 011 toe back of the
right wri<t. From experience, oxporimonfs
and the host authorities, he
thought tlte pistol could have beeu no
uoarer than 6 feet when fired.
Ex-Governor Evans, Major W. T.
Gary, N. G. Evans and others of the
family will go on tho bond.
RESIGNATION CALLED FOR
Western Kentucky Lunatic Asylum
Develops a ijenaution.
Lexington, Ky., ^ t-.?On acDount
of a pretty woman there is a row
r>ll at, flip wnQfnrn Tvimtnnlru !? ?.
asylum at. Hopkinsville, and as a result
Dr. E. II. McCormiok has boon asked
for his resignation by Governor Deckliam,
winch ho lias mot with a demand
for a full investigation. Dr. McCormick
lias the support ot the board ot
n.syiuni commissioners, who have re quested
that Governor Beckham withdraw
his demand for the resignation oi
Dr. McGoriniek, at the saiuo time declaring
a belief in his good moral character.
Dr. McCormiek, in a statcmcut, deolates
that thero is a conspiracy again-1
him at the asylum, with a vifew of getting
him removed.
The woman in thcca-owfcs Miss Hannah
York, now Mrs. (J. D. Mason of
Clinton, lml. Dr. McCormiek explains
the fact that he was in the same room
with Mis- York for a period of J > nun
ntos Hiriotlj* on official bu>iiu s*, by
stating tho meeting was mid;- by re
quest of Mis;- York, who wished to remain
in charge of tho same ward instead
of faking charge of one oi the cottages,
a change which had been contemplated.
Tho question which is now foremost
is the probable action of the governor?
whether lie will withdraw his requ >si
fop Dr. MoOoruiiok'u resignation or will
insist upon it.
LIFE ON THE OCEAN WAVE
Abandoned Vessel';< rew Saved From
Watery Grave.
Nkw York, -?-? ?Tho Fannina
Railroad company's steamship City ot
Washington, which has arrived liert
from Colton, hud 011 board the crow of
eight men of the, schooner Emma O.
Ivnowles, which was discovered off
Barncgat, one day last week, abandoned.
The crew were picked n;? ny
the steamer \Uia11ca of rh-.< same i 10,
bound from Now York for Coion, on
April 23, after the stunner had l.eeu in
collision with the schooner. The AI
liaucn transferred them to ctie City ol
Washington on April CO
TheKnowU'.swns bound from Charleston
to Fall River, and it was ten red that
her crew hail all been lost. Shu was
towed to Ptuladolphia.
Lost llcrl'ort l*ropo'!or.
Nkw Yokk. ?The American
line steamer New York, which sailed
from Sou thai apron on April iit), reached
Iter pier lu-re today niter a very
slow passage. On Monday, April 22, at
7:50 a. in., when 5;? hours out from
Cuerbonrg, tile port p.op? Iter leic tin
end ot tiio shaft and was earned away.
The steamer proeeoded under licr star
board engine at tiie rare of about 11
knots per hour. There was no excite
ne. tit among ?he \ a-siiigers when tlx
accident oeetnred, many of them not
eV-n being aware of the loss of the prop-ller
until iuforiucd of it by the ship'*
ot'.ieers. Daring the whole voyage modorate
weather was experienced. TinNow
York brought 86 saloou, 17tl secotui
cabin and oil*) steerage passengers.
Among the saloon passengers wits i'onnt
Stanislaus Cnlnciechi, who brings the
reu hat to Cardinal Martmelli.
KurtliT ICvidenee ?-f kvp itis'mi,
New Ydiik, ?o p. Austin,
ohief of the bureau of statistics of tin
treasury department at Washington,
sailed for Europe today, ou important
covernmeut business. His mission iiri.
marily is to collect at first hand gratis
tics on the foreign commcroo of Croat
Britain, (tcmutay, France and other old
world countries, and, second, to attend
the military congress of European c?>lonml
olUcers to b<- hold at The Hague
in June. The United .States has never
been represented in this congress because
this government had 110 direct interest
in colonial questions. The congress
is composed oi all the chief co
lonial powers of Europe, and Mr. Austin
is expected to gather data of much
vulne to the United States.
I'ostal Telegraph Changes.
Chicaoo, /.;, >? ?Charles M. Ba
Ver, for many years general snperin
iendeut of construction of the Postal
Telegraph Cable company, today succeeded
E J. Nally as assistant general
superintendent of telegraph. Mr. Nally
was recently appointed general superintendent.
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NEW STORE, LOW PRICES.
You will always find at my place a full and complete line of
FANCY AND FAMILY GROCERIES ?
*
at prices that will defy competition. I guarantee to meet all
competition in prices. I will not be undersold.
bring lie Your Country Produce
ind take away 1(3 lbs. Granulated Sugar to the dollar, 10 lbs.
Good Coffee for one dollar or a barrel of the
F5NEST PATENT FLOUR $4.50.
A lull line of Canned Goods, Bottled Goods, Confectioneries
Tobaccos, Cigars, etc., etc. *
YOURS FOR TRADE,
c. d. snrm.
ROQ AHRFR '*
to MM
Ol'best l \nd in tlie county for
?ale. I offer my
M E';N G PLACE
On extremely
REASONABLE -> TERMS.
The place lias an excellent nine room dwelling v-ith eight
tenant houses and all the conveniences of a country home.
FOUR PASTURES.
One of 140 acres with a bull and pig tight teuce. The
place is four miles east of town on the road to Lockhart Shoals
between the Little and Big Brown's creek.
For terms apply to
THE TIMES OFFICE or to T, K. PALMER,
reaT?state offerings by the
PEOPLE'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY *
OF UNION.
2 pretty, roomy lots with cottages 0:1 tliem, belonging to Mrs. Hew
rieitu i (then, just outside of town limits.
line beautiful lot, suitable for a home, between residences of Mrs.
Wnl/i(i:i.Y ami Roht. Foster, Main street.
The lot formerly occupied by Geddes Marble Works, on Main street,
splendidly located for store bouse.
The Gibson store bouse, with dwelling attached, between Monarch
and Aetna mills, a rare opportunity for investors or merchants of limited
capital.
Suburban lots in East, Wcsi and South Union, farms adapted to
trucking, convenient to town, and other desirable property which ive
will he pleased to show and quote.
APPLY TO
Q SVi. RPATV cr r* mn/r
wi i UU r\L.
1': ,
A Gallon of Pl'r<r. LliiSKED OIL mlxod A dOPlrablft two liorsp farm, Plllfca
K;iUou ot nl* for truck farming, lying just
m"3P^m-thin and outside the incorporate *
dflfrjni* amm 9 * mits of the town, l'urticn wishing
Br m & jMNff fSjM <> r?'iit game will apply at The 1imkb
#w%r*or to Mr. J. U. Hughes, on Law
0 f " >lUge' t> tf **5?%A
^vvvv\?v?vvvv?v???ww??v???*??vt I
dk8t Paint \ ^
:caveax8ttraoe marks,
of yonvp-lnt bill. Ic far mouk di-rabmi than COPYRIGHT8 AND DE8ICNS.1
I'll V WHITK LKAD mid la AHSOI.UTKl.Y NOT Pol- , ? 7.7 V .~/Jf ??WMhln??nn I
8(>n >U8. Hammah Paint is niadoof tli? iikht of jfl^nd your business dliN>cttoWa*nInict*in# >
Paint MATKIiialk?such as all good pa Inters mo, \ uvea time* costs less, better service. (,
arul is ground THICK, VLUV THICK. Ko troul?!r to * My ofica close to IT. 8. Patent Office. F*EX prslftads* [
m i ?. ar.y boy c:? 11 do it. 11 i 1 r iio com mom sknsr ! f*J ^sbu^na <e. AUf't fcs ssi <?s vsUljsl^t < [
?l ??V co/'u^jin n? uttikk pttiut cuu ^ m,ul0 fccwal bmkrknol *22^ J A*?ES |
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*'J* m A AAtk recelvs *paci?l notice, witliont char**, la Uv?
QsmwitftzfSfarts myENJJVE ACE t
not to craon, hmstsr, Pfbl or Chip. f 0 010 0 c d q qif?n<rc<;t n* us*'l
l .H.OISIAKPAlNXCO.,St.I,oul?,.Mo. U. 01ll U LII0. WASHINOTONc\
Sold and guaranteed by MWM*vv\vwvi*w?vv?*wwwi
THE '
Union
H 3. ! il W3 f"C >bl? alRnature in on every bo* of the genuine
Cnmnfltlv Laxative Bromo*Quinine Tablet*
VOlllpCtllJ -ho remedy that cure* n cold In *oe day
"l|||?p" New Store, New Goods.
A Snnprh Grin Pnra Iliavp opened a Family (inweiy Rtoie
^uPerD "r'P ^ure. ?i8t N'low the Pom, Othce, where 1 will
"fp h full line of
lolniaoii's Tonic is h Ruporh Orii aitt.
'Hic. r ivtveveiv trace i>f (*rip Po* FLOUR, SUGAR,, COFFKE,
h."[.?<? !.? ???.? jxinio). VIEAT, LARD, MOLASSES,
vV it inn :m our H enters the Wo-id an? PAXTVli'n \t\c* m/\*? i
lac ins lo n. tralize the tfTic.tR of th CA-N^LD GOODS, TORAOdoihoii
Wi ! ii, a day it. ! !?< e? a Grit COS and CIGARS, also Green
voiirn tie\on the point of dartrci I ? f?
W itInii ii week, uddy cheeks attest u- ' * H1SO mil ft ?
"hi r. of |K;if( ct nealth. Price .r?0 cent p? ? /-? n r ?
( it eioes Ask fo? .lolinaoti's Chill anc rirSt"Ul3SS D06T MsrRftt
RVvrr Tunic. Take nothing else.
13-iy a*)d will pay Highest Price for
? ? ~ Cattle.
To Cnre Cold In One P?y FREE DELIVERY. PHONE 109.
Iake Lnxaiivn Hmtno Quinine T??
Alls drugpistrt refund ih? rn?ney u it I SL W/MI I 1-1
laistocure. K W. Uruvo's signature * kJll 11 Mil*
on each box. 25o. 43-lj 40 Xy
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