The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, August 23, 1901, Image 8
Henry M. Holm s, Ph. CI. Alg
HOLMKS \
'II Dot ot Hi fii. Miit's ur?'
It's I'.i'i :.'>;ijh lo ! sii'l
dru^s. I'l.ni 's ?iiv reu-ou we
thing. h sn iviit sir.i-f.n:ti
st'tni out Is Itts- j,*. ,;s ?J(>
paid for it urn couldn't net it
graduate mill licensed iiri?i
pati una^e.
HOLMES & I
I J liele
pipkpf rtrv rin
i ik.nv;i~ wi i i ; lilt |
HANDS ARMED
All Negro Hoi s :s In Cii
Eeing 1 ired.
ONE ELACil IS CI? EM
Mob Is Intent on Prix wit; \ 11 '
Oil! i>l l'ii\v n? I i;?t> Jtrnkei
Lm'.n *1.1 tiiry Ar-en.il and *
llllpr. Veil it li
Sp::in' im.].' , Mo., Aw.;.
Citv, win-r \Viil:;;i:i < < .lev ani
Carter were 1-r..-.u <1 hist i i_'nr,
Uectioii witii tn uiur i r??i Mi>.?
Willi, ; - t ' iay :i; t:: nan.;.- o. m
of urui.ai in u \vh > arc intent <
nil in ijimom !i''in t"\vn. A'.. in
in tin-city are :i:?_r i ami
grn, Pete l!.'.;iiii(' .. > salii to n;i
crenvatoii m .:!? e< in .
Tile nr.-en n o? tin? . 11 milita
|?n11y \\ a> lr ik-m !.:: ? aii'i t ie m
p,i.>>e>>;<>n .i iini'! veil tut'?.
So iiuieii mi nt prev.n.s r
almost no >?-.: t>> ^ i*ur i
story of i tie sit nation i < rrcsp
linvo loft here tor the - amy.
TOBACCO PL A; IT BURT
Fil-e at Kieliia ui'', i i., i'.aiaii:
oi
hlCHM?>N!>. An:. ':< Pi to lie
what i~ 1- Kuinvi: a> the .1.
Company j in i a tne Am rieai
company a* in" rie-r >i l'va-m
and Cary ?-t i - y?te:-". ,y. Tin
about i a, ? una : iiat to:
tile builuiuit ownoii by tin* Ai
Ci^'iir company, an i an-, wit a t,
chinery. it i cst.iuiuvii, was
$1 15.0.'o.
Hit? nihil iii*. an i:* nor.- sti
covering !:< v" > are wa>
by til?- Coiitiii-ma. ii.uvo co
It ivib live < ' !?? n.e.i. i.tnit em
brick. A eons- rvativ- e-tinum
value at th turn ot tin li:eis $i?0,000.
It was coinp.i ti lv lies
The total lo*s is pine i at nbou
Oou; insurance *1 lu.ojo.
MURDER IN CHATHA
Nvjjroos Ki.stage In Ditll-uitii
1 wo A re K i: leii.
Savannah, Aus?. 20. ? Louis
a negro, wii shot ami killed living
by Janies Williams. Tin' in
resisted arrest ami tne police
bent him severe.y butor they m;
surrender. lie is :i ie_-r > who i
Savannah iroin ihrmingaani
A not net* miUMt'r l* ivporfeii
Pooler, whither tne county >tli -i
gone. Tills os lirreti hi- nv-nill:.
ley iierron -not D-amier 1 > >i>
who will i . i; i ge. a hei
under snot Hei r >u in t: -l ie. a
nmier 1 ni;., ;in Jr., out nun '
nx. Ail tin |i;.: a - it negroe.
row oeeurred a a onurei.
Alini ?1? r of I ml it < t r.\ >uieid
Jhu .--i : s. Aug. 20. ? M. X
former minister of industry ami
coiuinirti i oiieuie this niorni
shooting him-' r with a revolver
rig.ut tiuiip." Domestic rrouble
signed as the cau-f tor tile act.
|pWB ! III mini XBT ?
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. J U. .' LiMkdltiUvti uit
F.ivr;, woman in the con
ought to know about
l3Aft*p*e r?l?>
ID JllLuVM 1J u is ilV,
I Those who do know abo
woinl. r how they ever got a
without it. It h is robbed c
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... -i . ^ ii i ?. i' - mi!
yminvf v' ! so; .-r , (|
girlish l'-.;it-re and : a'v. d ti. r n
suffering. It is an ex'ernr 1
Hicnt an 1 r i: s w :-!i it thee
Jilts.<1 In) >! ! : r of . si
the sv?' n as d: . t en i:
ally .i: a;>l ! < .?. It is t
Til 1)1)1 d i'-io 1 ill- JII4 ?!!:) *1 ?u ainl
i i ' t' ii ?!- ittii Vs \\
are in t.e r th '.rain J lism
umi'li 1< ss turn. It a! ,o ?? < .
in*?vniiiv; i; .. ss and all of
other i'r-c.1 .!' :?s of ] jm
A drnyy ?t of M u on, (la.,
' I have fold a 1. ire j . <:11i
Mi .tiler's Friend u-1 iivei;
known .'in in . mi- \tli. ru it
failed to ;>r<i(|i:i e lite jjoud re:
clai.iied lor
I A .( lady of I
bert >n. /? . . rili : " V.'i'h
fi.st six childiei I was in 1
from ,?.| to y > i;o.:r .. After ti
Mother ; i'i ml, my seventh
born in \ lion s ''
( < 1 M?l In r'* l . ii inl at t In- ?tn
Mttii-, Hll.(MI | . |- ltiit.li-.
Illl BRAOf IF 11) Ri (dIA10R C(
All ASIA, OA.
fl Wr!t? for our fi<** HI i?ii ' } <,"IiEFORE 1
r. Maurice A. Aloorc j
IQOKK'S I M I A KM AC V ,
not e too good f >r sir,,
k w is hout running chances with second grade
l)Uv only the very highest quality of every
a to us to know that every prescription \vt
ml drugs will make it. No matter what you
any better. Our prescriptions are filled by ?
-t with years of experience. We solicit your
MOORE'S PHARMACY,
r I Iote 1 LTmoil.
PHONE gS.?
if J Tfl TilMMCI TUDnuniS
in I I U I UIU1LL I III1UUUII
MEN, HEART OF SIERRAS
y Are Preliminary Survey For Vast
Engineering Project.
i
ATED IT WILL COST $5,000,000
j
Segroes li" I'icHi'iit t'laiin of K. II. ilurrimuu
i Open J Art' i arrieil Out Trains t'an lie Kuu
u'cuifil , lietwi't'ii >an I" ratio.sou ami (Miicugo
In i wit auil a llail Day-.' 1 lino.
Uierco 1 sJa.n J'kancisco, Aug. 20.?The longi
Gcue est ran road tuunol iu the United States
in eon- w ill bo built in the Sierra Nevada
T'ii.-i'de mountain- o: California, if the present
iimueiis plans ui L. II. Hurriinuu nro earned
in (iriv uUt, Tne Chronicle.
.nouses Cniel Kngineer Hood has sent out a
one lie- corps of 111. n to make preliminary surve
been vcys. and tiieir work is expected to be
coninleted in six months.
rv com
oo is in tunnoi project, which willinv >lvi
nil outiay of from $2,000,000 to $5,000,
>'nr it i< uoo, coiitetnpiates the boring of a hole
correct 27,0<iO .ct in lciigtn through vhe heart
i.a nt- ,,i tn,. Si rras. Besides saving a eiinib
of 1.500 feet, til" tunnel will shorten tne
road ahovt 7 mile- and is expected Co
"J ? D. eiT <" i great saving in op rating expenses.
> a I.U-.S 4 Mated tiiat with the Sierra tunnel
uuiit, ami the otner plans of the
-troved company tor the Miaignteiung.it curves
Wri -lit a,M' ''euueing of grimes in Nava-ia and
, Urail completed, passciig- r trains coubi
t.igar j)(. ruu j, tw.-en San l'raiiciseo and Cniv-third
ciigo in two and a Hal: d .vs. an average
re were sneeii for th- >v . >le ?lis;anee ul nut more
, iM tuau 40 mile- an hour.
rr . CORPSE IN A TRUNK.
A ' (iliustiy ! in?J ut A-1.-villi", t'., Upr.'-tnri.
veals iiorrih e ? rime.
o\v mm! A-iiKvit i.:., X. C , Aug. -0.? lT.edead
i?ii?:?11v. bodv of a iie^ri) NVi?n;iii named Willie
irulvot ,. , . ,
. ir S> .thorn was louuil m nor own trunk ar
iv"ii as home on Sou-nsuie av . nue yt -.teruay.
tro\eu. The body had been cut up ami doubled
it j.'iki,- lnro ,iie trunk wiru a lot of woman's
ell ems
The woman was seen late Saturday
M- nitrite with John Miller, her paramour.
They were quarreling on Sunday. Mil
is ami p,r appeared nervous and uneasy. He
; asued where tile woman was; then later
Green, >aid she had left Asneville, ami ne was
t ev n- 1,1 ship uer trunk to Her. He disappeared
soon alter.
A negro woman saw blood staius in
had to the room, ami the trunk was opened,
uie him Utlict-r.- are ain-r M'.iier. He is medium
:uuie to sl/?''ii, rattier biaeK, with a scar on ui>
face. Tht woman was killed with an
from IX< t'l<* coroner > ivs Negroes are greatly
rs nave 'x.,ire<i, and will lynch Miller if lie is
\Yes- caught.
of'Le- WANTS TAMPA BURNED.
11 i Le Woman Aiiareliist I'rgcs lleveiige I* or
ivitu an ,, i i
... Deportation of strike Ij-alters.
s. ino
Tamivv, Fla., Aug. :20.? Kxcitement
w is er< nfed ln-r ? lu?t afternoon by an
i's. extra issue o: La Feder.iciou, the organ
vssens, ?i La R -i-r- item, containing a very inlabor,
ci ntiiary article from Louisa llerera,
ug by I,;e woman secretarv of the Strippers'
in tne !ll,h>n oi K sistencm. Louisa llerera rs
i^ uv 1V" accchi-t. ami inaugurated the gnat
j ironnie here last winter. fc?he is well
) known in New York and Chicago,
jB where sue iias led :i number of strikes.
Sin- calls for Resistenoia to pack up and
jn I leave l'aaina in a body "as a grinning
skeleton." using worus too profuue to
reproduce.
n Her article is taken by the general
J ,2 public to mean ar-oii, ami sue says the>
?.Miouut leave if tne blood of the oilierhsive
to run in revenge for the men
spirited away from here. A denianu
n.i> been made for too arrest of the
Woman lor the incendiary urttclo.
CONFESSED TO ARSON.
Chipley, Kla., Negro Says 11 <r Was
l'aui to * ire a Store.
ti-J Citil'l.rY, Fla.. Aug. 20. ? Early la-r
^ . week u lire destroyed 11 stores in Chip
k*y, llIu^ Detective Thomas Watts was
hild- put on the case. lie arrested Moses
bv a Browu, a negro, who confessed that he
..' 3 had set lire to the store of former Sh. r.lf
. 1 B C. Ci. Allen, after removing tiien irom
f ' * n t? Allen's baru the better part t>l the
. . q stock, valued nr. about $1,500. Tne store
' tj I was worth $1,000.
fj : Brown says mere was $7,000 insur'
, ance on the place, and Allen gave nimsi
J1 suit of clothes to set tire to it, A search
j of the barn resulted in tne finding <>t all
the goods discovered by Brown. Alien
1 ' is under arrest, and denies nil knowl1
of the matter.
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Senator llanna at liny Babe.
ever | i Cf.KVKl.ANO, Aug. 20.?Senator and
? Mrs. Hanna, accompanied by their tw<
I daughters, the Misses Maoel and Kutli,
.am- l"fr Cleveland today on the stcnmet
my Northwest for Hay Lake, near Sauh
abor Sro Marie, Mien , wnero the family will
:.ing spend a few oays at tiic H inna cottage,
was Mr. Hanna will take an active part in
the formal opening of tiie Republican
llf state campaign, which will probaoly
take place at Delaware on Sept.. 21.
). Among the si < akers will bo Senators
Foraker and Hanna, < coventor Nash and
baby Hon. Carl L. Nippcrt, candidate foi
mJ lieutenant governor.
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STRIKERS GIVE-TRUST
ANOTHER 013 CLOW
Tie Up Continental and Pennsylvania
Tube Works.
IT TAltES OUT 1,000 HE ft
I'liis bast Move, an Olllcia
ol' the Combine Say-: "bet the t.ooc
Work (ioOn. brother SliallVr Is liu|i
Idly Celt hi u Top-Heavy Strike."
Pittsuukc, P.v., Au^. ?0.?The tiou]
of the Continental ami Penusvlvnni;
i'tibe works of the National Tube com
puny 111 tiiis city was completed uuriuji
the ntirht and early hours of the morn
iusj. The machinists autl a few othel
employes of the Pennsylvania works u
the number of about (50 have not pone
out, but otherwise tlie two prop -rues
are silent and deserted.
Pennsylvania men went first, quitting
at li o'elocK last niput. in response to tin
call of the orprmi/.ers of the Amerieat
Federation < f Labor, who had beer
workinp ant >np thetn ror several wees-,
Then in iarpe numbers they surroumlei;
tlie Continental works at Frank-iowi;
and ealted on the workers there to qini
and join rue strikers. At midtiiplit ;
larpo number of the Continental m- u
dropped their tools and by this morning
the last man had left the place.
The shuitiup dowu of the two plant!
adds about 1,800 men to the foret
of the strikers. The success of the laboi
orpani/.ers iu pettinp the nun out
cheered the other strikers to u hipu
pitch of enthusiasm.
l>isiii point d In Tliolr >1 ri.
Tlie officials of the National Tubt
company would not discuss the sinki
beyond savinp taut they have been
keen y disappointed tliroupnour tin
strike by tit" attitude of their men, ami
that they hope that in time tiny wiii
come to their senses ana come ba"k.
Another steel officer when told of tin
strike sai i:
"Let the pood work po <>n. Broth r
Shaffer i> very rapidly pvt.up a topHeavy
strike. The larper tn> army, tin
tpitcker it \vui break up. ,lu*t wait uu
til p<- bepins to utistie money lor strike
bem-liv i nope Chicago tut- ao out.
Tin- lie re riv merrier."
The ste-'t managers aunounccd thai
anotuer im.i was on lot ay at :m- Clan;
imlis an i mat the property was :u?w
rutininp tn full. The o:h> i properties,
they said, v. re running today as they
were ve-teiaay. l'lioy tbni d tiie story
tiiat tiier. n id ni'vutt break at l)u<jiiesiH
during .ii i . /Tit.
Tin strikers claim that they hav?
.iw.n II IJIMXU Uil." JjlIIMMlV it II l All'
Curch en inuls by tukinir > iui of the
lion uts.on iin it ami :ii-o eii'iur.ig m-v
prul sivtlltM. im-ii 011 the way 111*0 tin
plant, t ut ii managers say rmy art'
wonting ill nuii as usual ami ;)i it they
will have mom nulls oefore the end 01
tin- we I;.
The explosion of some railroad torpedoes
at M011 . .sen earlv r!u> morning
created .-one < xcit eineiit anil large
crowns gntmreu on itio s*reels ami neat
the stoi 1 nulls Tn 10 were large crowds
mound tne ia-wlv crippled tube wori;.111
this citv to lay, lint 110 disorder
Welisvilii reports indicate a cri'icai situation,
but t n- cry of the wolf has be n
ruisim s<? ofti n n . t > disorder during rhis
striice ilira ii is not b'in veil now.
1 lie strikers at MeKoesport plan a
general -utile n a.hiii.iru-r.-, one f"utur?o:
which will he a pr< s- bureau. Tile
leaders say the latter wili g.ve out
strictly rruriiful -trine reports and stop
the exaggerated tail-- which they say
are injur. 11^ tin- >\vn ami Mayor Blacx.
Loca. striae ioiiiu r- 1 >.] r> - - t hoin-ei ves
as icing fuiiy sati-li ?! wn'i the progre.s01
the strike ami confluent of victory.
Schwab Not 10 K i 11.
New Yokk, Aug. 20. ? I'Voin an
authoritative sihutu tin- Associated
Pros- is able to deny the ri port thai
1 iiaries M. Schwab r.? re-uru the pros
ioeiicv of tne United States Steel cor
po. avion.
ALABAMA CONVENTION.
Klection 0*' Kailroiid commissionerhi-neo'ii?A
j mriiiiiciii \car.
MovKioMKKY, Ala., Aus. 20. ? The
question of elect 11;*r ra'lroad conimis
sioners by the people, instead of the gov
ernor appointing r!a ... was the prinet
pal matter dt.-cus- ! in tne convention
touay.
Mr. White of J? fl'er-oii offered an ad
ditionul section to tne committee on niupo-iri-.]
-oi" rt orati :i-. making the
railromi eoinnu.-.-ion live by the peopa-;
nuii . in of tne < >inmi-.-iou shall he
leaned in ".aw ami ><e ot them shall lis
a pruct irr. : itirumi limn.
Mr. Murptn. of j'i v stat-. d that tin
pos* r it in taken by VYnite was exactly
tin- same as at-. Tin r hail bceu, however.
an agreement, ami 111 viow of rhe
agiet-m-nt In- wmilo move that it hi
tabh-'l. This was hone.
Captain Whit-; later moved a suspension
of the rules in order to tret recoilMideratinii
that would allow au aye and
lave vote mi in- aim mitnent. lr- wa*
then moved that rue motion ro reconsider
be indeliuiteiy p is. poned. It was
iinn tirut iv postponed by vote of 78 tt.
oil. Convention has practically concluded
its labors, and may recess this afternoon
until next Wednesday, awaiting
report of committee on harmony.
shovel M?iiitV.ii-. urers t 'onsoli-intp.
St. Loins, Aug. -.fuliuj S. Iiettje,
president of tin-St Lmis Shovel c?mpany,
confirms the reported consolidation
o. live of the largest shovel iniuui
factoring concerns in tin- country, wirii
a capital sroo,k of *-.,l)0'J,OiK). Xho new
company will ho culled the \m :s To 1
ami t-hovol company. It is made up ot
the following companies: Oliver Ames
So Sons corporation of North Kaston,
Mas- ; Wright Shovi-1 company, Anderson,
Jnd.; 11. M Meyers company. Banvi-r
Fails, 1'a.; T. Rowland & Sons'
company, Philadelphia; tho St. Ijouis
Shovel company.
I lime < hlidie/i Cremated,
Ct'iiimh, Mian., \ug. go.?Thret>children
were bunted to death and anothtt
was probably fatally burned in a tin.
that consumed the house of 1'. Byruo.
The parents were in the harvast lieici
and the origin of the lire is unknown.
STEAMER GSLCONDA
I SINKS IN OHIO RIVER
. Many Passengers Reported
Drowned and Missing.
r LIST OF THE FATALITIES
I IJottt Was t.'pset V? hlle Trying to Laiul
I In Severe Storm un<l Sank So Quickly
That the I'ussengers llud No
Chance to Save Tin msclvos.
0 Pappuaii, K>\, Aug. 20. ?Dtfriug a
1 severe storm last night the steamer City
- jt Golcouda upset while trviuir to laud
; it Orowelis, f. miles from this city. The
- boat turned over while the passengers
r were at supper. There were nbouc GU
) persons aboard at the time.
The following is v. list of those lirowu'
ed and missing:
, Miss Lizzie Graham, Grahamsvillc,
Ky.
i Miss Trixic Graham, Grahamsville,
1 Ky.
Mrs. Charles Davis, Smithfteid.
Mrs. W. A. llogan and three chilt
dren, Padncah.
' Colouel Turner, Suiithlield.
Cnarleyau Gordon, Ehnithlield.
' Mrs. David Adams, Smithiicld.
Watts Davis and wife, Livingston.
William Swabb, Smithticld.
Miss Lucy Barrett, Smithfield.
Clarence Slayden, Lo'a.
D. .jacKson. Goloonda.
August F Kriepke, Golcond?.,
John Walters, Golconuu.
Clarence Koker, Golcoda.
. Firemen ami three negro deckhands.
, Engineer I lay den and son. i
! Joseph McAllister, rft. Louis.
, Two white men, unknown, peddlers i
, Mrs. Hutchinson, Evausville, Iud.
I Three children.
L. JacKsou. <
\\ . \\ oode. ^
George Staub^rry.
Howard Hondo.
Several it> gro deckhands.
Captain Jesse Bauer and Pilot E. G.
Peck swam to snore and rescued all in
sight.
Captain Peck stated that when the
bout struck mere was no rime ro escape.
She went down on in r side in 10 feet of
water, una wnat lew were found strug- .
gling 111 the water clung ro a yawl and 1
reached shore. Alter tno wind had sub- *
sided the cr< w rowed to tne wreck and ,
attempted to rescue all the wouieU ou
bourn. Only urn is known ro have been
saved. The bonks will have to be found
before it can be determined who and
how many are lost.
Tne Girv <<t Goieonda plied between '
hi re and li /. ibotlirown, 1.1s. The boat
icit Khzanetu town and was due to ar- (
rive here at 7. p. m. silt undau uau>u..!>>
".."O ' -
I ...... b"">t (w.-' nti i uM, ;v-? sue was tuo
ouly boar (tntum^ down yesterday. I
li 13 Wnrton and N. (^nurrcrmens (
nf Hampton, lvv.. escaped oy breaking
the giass 111 tue cabin.
The Illinois boar was valued at $3,500 (
and liaii been 111 the trade suvcu years.
1 .he witc ut the engineer, Mrs. Hay*
don. was the onlv one saved.
Captain Josse 1 auer sain:
"In my ? i,nr.on .le people in the
labia vo browned instantly, as I did
not h ur a -em r.ni une in m the cabin.
Usually in such an accident the stuani- 1
boats wnl rook buck and forth several
times b lore turning ov r, but the Gol- 1
Coinu. went d\it without any of this,
ami ir nil happened so quickly that it is I
a wonder auv of us not out alive."
Two boats with riiree divers auu salvage"
corns 1? it here mis morning for
work on tile wrecked steamer. They i
report since noon that the loss of life |
will exceed JO and that tiie revised list i
can uot be bun uuiil the boat is raised
aud the booirs as well as the bodies are |
recovered. The divers report that the
cabin, which was closed when the storm
came up. was mil of dead bodies. The
bodies recovered up to noon weic those r
cf Miss Trixie Grimes, Miss Lucy Burnett
and Mrs. lVivb- Adams.
The hoar i? 1? yards from the Kentucky
shore in IS leer of water, head r
down the stream, difficulty of access ,
every way nu?i the recovery of the. dead
bouio-: is proceeding very slowly. f
THE ISLANDER DISASTER.
Latest Keports Place the Loss of Life
at Forty-Two.
Victoria, If. O., Aug. 20.?Tlie latest ^
reports of tlic disaster to the steamer |
Islander pia-us rn loss of life at -1:3, but ,
no further names are obtainable, except t
that of Howard Fowler, which was given
in tin li t pni>lishe:l yesti rutty as Howard
Smith, second steward. Another
name hn> also rh be e.nueu to the list of
sttveii, that of G,uarterm:ister Hinstz.
Barser l.e <uc has returned to Skag- f
I wiiy i?? i :i .uii u.-'i n tno.se who took (
pa--ago on the steamer, but until ho arrive?
on rhi steamer liu-ring in a low 11
days, nothing more can bo given.
Pilot Ijcblunc and p.li the cfficors deny r
the report that either ho or the captain
wore intoxicated, and assort that
the Inlander was well supplied with
life heirs.
Robbed ?>!' licr .Jewelry.
Ska itt.:;, Wa -h., Aug. 20. ? Mrs.
J units H. Houston of Auburn, N. Y., a
passenger on the steamer Ququu from
Alaskan ports, was robbed of a large
anion at ot jewelry white the vessel was
tied up at tne wharf at Skagwuy. The
total value of the jewels is quite large
and in addition tnore was $lf>0 in mono/
stolen.
Railroad JllacksinitSiH Meet.
DknvkII, Aug. 20.? Tile National
Railroad Blacksmith association opened
a three days' cop volition 111 this city today.
Tin*, organisation is not a trade
order but is composed entirely of inns
ter builders and looks into the best
methods of construction and repair of
locomotives and curs.
Scmir Vicuna l?ea<l.
Washington, Aug. SO.?The stato department
is advised by telegraph of the
death of Seuor Don Carlos Morla Vicuna,
ministor from Cuili to the United
States, which occurred at Buffalo this
morning. Senor Vicuna was one of the
' best known South American statesmen.
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ANNOU
2Vew Store
On September 5th \v<
nml Family Grocery store
(.'has. R. Smith ON MA]
FULL 8TOCK OF NEV
inspect. We are going
IN BUSINESS
And we solicit a liberal slmr
goods, honest treatment, clot
space. We will look for yot,
Monca-Aisr
Even iti u sham light the
lost a torpedo boat; is it any t
thai they suffered when they w
iigaijirtt the real thing in
Africa?
Don't Force
Your Bowels
with harsh minerals
always leave bad afteron
the entire system, and
their use is persisted in, 1
completely wreck the st
and bowels.
..USE..
Edgar's Cathartic
Confections
The only harmless, veg
bowel regulator, and liver vi
cnown.
As pleasant to the ta
:andy, and as positive as the
:st mineral. No gripe or pai
10, 25, 50 cents.
SOLD BY UNION DRUG
UNION, K. C.
Talk about Kansas! New
leats it out of sigh'. Can
(its show trusts, anaschists, n
oea. murders and sea serpents
met'?
(treat Britain's total expen:
he last fiscal y ar, including
f the war, were only s
at lion over a billion dollars
[tiro so much as those o
fritted Stares with only a litt
del n rhe Bhilipj itms in | rogtelien,
the Republican party is
barge of the finances in (iraal
tin.
A Cure for Cholcm Infant
"Lie-' 31 y," sa>s Mrs Cnstis
f U< ok waller. Ohio, "an intan
..... . -
I I I l-IUIllliW a Wits MlIH'l lim
In lit I it iltiilil lllll 'i hbducioi I lit
l|> it'.l llv|ies < {' ll C??\ e.l>. 1 took I
t t.liati.lii riiiiii's Colic, ' hotel
I)i?tri 11 en Ht-tiitdv to ihe house,
1 K ill I It'll S' | t- ]t Vfllll'd (|i>||l'INl
ucoidiiiU'o dweclions. In iwi
iine th? elntd hiitl tally reeoveri
s i on (ui-iolv ;i j ear sinee) a \ i|
tea u in L"ii. I l ave i<eonw>ew1
[{mind) 11 <|oently and have
<i imp it lo fail in any single inst
for side t.y 1\ l>uke, Diuggist
Fnrle Pain is to be congrati
lie profits on the Filipino trad
o risen that they are now
ne per cent of the cost of mat
lie islands. After a while
toped that they may it.crease t
?er cent.
Health Office Honrs.
Will lie in my otliee, at the (
han.l?*r, from 10 a. in to 12 in.
lay, Sundays and holidays except
lie cm vi olence of oil izens wishing
iei mil* or to transact any other I)
eriHinuig to the ottice.
2o? tf. VV. I). Haii
^ f_
Fori Kitehiner's threat of
iseat.on ami banishnieiit to bi
iu'cimI against the Boers who r
n surrender may work. Bi
mitgine that lie will be inform*
0 cnitiiot ruin men who wh
uiiuii ali'i'udy.
Look CarefulL
To Your Kidne
Dr. Jenner's
Kidney Pillf
1
cause the kidneys to worl
nature intended they should
They build up the shrut
walls of the kidneys, as
known remedy has been fc
to do before.
As a cure for urinary trot
they have no equal.
10, 25, so Cents
SOLD BY UNION DRUG <
union, a. C.
ncementT
, New Goods.
b will open a Bret class Confectionery
in the stand recently vacated by Mr.#^
[N STREET. We hav* ordered a
V GOODS which we invite you to
i TO DO BUSINESS.
e )f your patronage, and guarantee honest
it* prices and prompt service. Watch this
i.
cfc WAGNON.
British I ,
II WILL BtHAMUS
s?-b OFF WITH NICARAGUA?
She Is Not Likely to Mix Up
In Isthmian Troubles.
which
effects zelaya popular leader
where
. . Some Views of United Stmci Comal
end to
, Douuldsoii?In Commerce With tlia
omac Little Kepubllc the Untied Stain
Holds Klrst Place.
San Francisco. Aug. W ? Chester
Donaldson, United States consul at Managua,
Nicuragua, has arrived hereon a
two lunuths' leave ot absence, during ^
which he will visit his old home in New
York. Spcukiug ot affairs on the i?*hetable.
mus!| he said:
italizer "I lio not believe that Nicaragua wilt
join forces with Veuczuola. l'he reste
as PU^1C *8 at peace oud the revolutionary
harsh sP*r" 'lM diod out altogether. President
Zelaya rules with a strong bund and has
n. become very popular. He will not allow
Nicaragua to become involved in
the trouoiu* of the South American
states.
co. In his la-t message to the Nicarnguan
oongress, President Zuiaya took a decided
stand in favor of having the
isthmian c.iual coustrncted by the
Unifd .-status. That is tne popular senJnrsev
tiuient.
Kan- "la couimerce with Nicaragua the
0 ul_ United States has been uiuKiug great
, | progress during the past few yeers aud
3 all ?t uo.v holds Hrst place.
"Tne influence of the United States it
stronger in Nicaragua than that of any
other country. President Z -laya has
bc8 for often suid to me that he looks to the
. those United Stares as the protector of the
5 ? small republic:!, aud iu case of trouble
t lev would look first to this country. He
i,?liO* told me he would uot make a treaty
with any power which would be detri,
mental to the interests of the United, _
P>C States." V
t. But. ~
n't iii "'TIS AN ILL WIND, ETC."
; Brit- Mississippi Company saved Thousands
of Dollars by ?>torin.
Jackson, Miss., Aug. 20.?The recent
Ul11. gulf coast atorm played a peculiar prank
linker at Gul.port, wnere dredging is in pro- f
i. eliih Kress for a deep water harbor, and gave
fron a striking illustration of the trath of
it give) tbe adage that it is ''an ill wiud which
i butt I blows nobody good."
iVih' was e^Mly leared that the tidal
if us? i wave would till the big ditch to the gnlf
) (hits' with sand and mud and the construction
Jd. at d company was very much astonished to
into lis hud utter the storm hud subsided that
>ed this C'H> channel uad been washed oat nearly
nevei * ^uet 'or tt'most Jhe entire distance,
ance ' living rne conipauv tuonsauds of dollars
and g ving more titan aueqnute recom'*
pense tor tne damage inflicted to the
big dri-dgo boats,
jlntod; Tiie dredging work will be rasbed as
e have' vopi'ily as possible from now on and
. * confidence is felt that within a few V
almost months it will be deep enough to admit m
ingilig th? passage of the largost ocean freigut* \
it is ers
() tltO Avant Held For Trial.
Savannah, Ga., Aug. 20.?Motorman
Thomas L. Avant, who was running the
car that killed little Clurence Haker last
Thursday, was hi'ld for involuntary
Council manslaughter by the coroner yesterday,
even wno investigated the case, examining
e(l t?n 'o witnesses. Avant came to Savannah
r burin from Macon, and was a new man on the
iisines' having been taken ou ill the place
of one of the strikers. A bond of $1,000
Ills was arranged.
Southern Files Kxc-ptions.
C^n Rai.kioii, Aug. 20.?The Southern
t* en- railway has filed exceptions to the order
( fusee of the corporation commission making
L1r w< ireignt rates uniform aud also te the
j i order reducing and eqnaliaiug freight
1 rates on cotton. The Southern "has be?
o are fore tliod exceptions. There is not the
least, donbt rhaf the r>r<!?? ?S11 ? ??<
_ '* OW?UU|
as there has long beeu a popular demand
fur the reduction*
IT
J Stem Diimngrd Cotton.
___ Mostoomkky, Ala., Ana. 20.? ComV
^ missioner of Agriculture Poole hae just
returned from hie farm iu the prairie*
of the western portion of the srate. He
reports cotton blown flat and the bolla
stack in tue mad. He estimate* the
> damage iu that section as high as 20 pet
ami.
< liamberlain'e Colic, ("holer* and
D'aulioea Remedy has a world wde
. reputation for it cures It never fails
1c as >nd is pleasant to tak*. For Bale by F.
<3. Duke, Druggist.
iken
no Talk about co-operative plans for
>und the benefit of employee*-? There isn't
one to compare wi'h the plan preibles
?*tnted by the stock market. By saving
25 cents a day for six months
the workmen now on strike against
fllO Slnal ^-1 * *
.uv WIVVI iiuot UUU1U gei con iroi of
108 that gigantic coporatioti. How many i
DO. titnca 25 cenct a day wtll tho strike V*
cost them.
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