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Vtmiry M. HoIhm, Pb. Q. rigr. DO NOT GET Before the hot Begin now and GLENN SPRINGS It lecommendi For sale at HOLMES & HOC Under IBOTH ^DR. I. ] dei Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. ABREATl THE OPPORTUNIT I will offer at Auct Union County, S. C., The 9th day of One hundred and ten lots of TTnrtw.oinfKf roairtont lrvfa \ />n> A. VI lj-wguv X VU1UV/U U X\J I/O j J UV/i to begin at 11 o'clock, a. m , amount is sold. TE3RMS < One-half cash, balance < months' credit, the purchaser the premises to secure the bal terest from day of sale at eigl the whole debt is paid in full, cash and save interest. Jonesville is a beautiful INorth of Court House, on tl by Southern Railway Co., an< city of Spartanburg, S. C., jui N. C , and Columbia, S. C., < Pacolet river and Fair Forei and Tyger rivers and one of t . upper South Carolina. It hi eight hundred inhabitants, on one roller mill, two cotton gin bank with twenty-five thous schools, (one white and one cc diet, Baptist and Presbyterian fists ana one Methodist, one ] one Odd Fellows Lodge for co posed of a refined and intellig are located just east of Depptf desirable ports o( ^e Village, COME ONE Aud secure a U trauHaef huftines the opporti home. These tliin ouee in a lil'etim*?. i wm go on each 1 each purchaser and hi it is and where >' ' of same cp- ' 1s* and Dfc seen a -ost Office in J one This property is la with broad avenues a: "V /-N T J. Ur. 1 20-4t P? MILL OPBRTIVE8' 8TRIKB. Situation Bocomlng Sorious?Strike Ration* Growing Small. Augusta, Ga., May 20.?A co'mraltt from the locked out operatives of c ton mills In South Carolina who cm to Augusta to confer with the n owners and striking employos i nounced today that in their opinl the King mill men, who struck a brought on the lock out, were not J titled in their action. The South Ca Una men tried for some time to indi the King men to return to work, 1 the latter refused, saying the iriterl onco of the locked out operatives v an impertinence. Considerable suffering is reported South Carolina among the locked < men,, as they are given no relief b>y textile union. National Director HIbbert, who 1 Augusta several weeks ago saying ;would be gone four days, has not returned. The rations issued by strikers' commissary are said to growing smaller every day, and it alleged that no money has been * bursed as promised. Ten thoust |Hjl? ar# out of forts. Maurte A. Moor*. V.LL ' RUN DOWN" summer comes. [ drink 3 MINERAL WATER. i itself. >*E'S PHARMACY. lotel Union PHONES 98. m. ilair,-g? NTIST.^-^^fcOffice Bank Building Union. S. C r a ith ciitti 1 IiRMI MUio i Y OF A LIFE TIME. ? ;ion Sale, at Jonesville, on the second Monday, Jane, A. D., 1902 laud, (Sixty-two business lots and itaining thirty acres in all; sales and continue until the whole OF 8 AT iJbJ s )f the nurchasp mnnpv r>n fnrnl 1m I J ??? I , to give bond and mortgage of J lance of purchase money, with init per centum per annum until , or the purchaser may pay all country village, situate ten miles le S. U. & C. R. R., now leased I eighteen miles South of the at half way between Asheville, 3n the dividing ridge between 3t Creek, sub waters of Broad : ,ke most healthful localities in is now a population of abouiv jj e cotton mill, one knitting milli ineries, one saw mill, one private land dollars capital, twi*. good ; ilored), three churQlj^ey Me,tho- i , also three colprei,> two, BapJlasonic Lodge for whiles, and lorecb T-ne community is coment people, The lob', spoken of ' in said town in one 0i the most so. ? COME ALL OHIO 1111(1 to <lo nryt delay, inity oiw', gecurc a ,? ? do i> ot oomo l.l.t y as I offer it and let 1 ader see exactly what Titles guaranteed. Flats t my store in Union. S. C. isville, S. C. id oifinbeautiful squares nd streets between. JDNG, oprielor and Auctioneer. Thrown Out of Court. , Jackson, Miss., May 20.?The nolle pressing of the Indictments against the 28 mills of this district for vloee latlon of tho anti-trust law will have a very decided effect upon the other rno cases of like character that are pondlill lng in other courts throughout the an. state. The oil mills of this district lon were indicted at the last term of the n(l federal court by the grand Jury for the violation of the anti-trust laws of the country, but tho indictments were ,r?' defective in a number of points and ,ce were thrown out of court. The oil mills in the Aberdeen district were ,er* indicted by the grand Jury, when the r?8 court was holding its last term and It Is predicted that these cases will bs nolle prossed. oift t'ie L. & N. to Issue Bonds. f ] New York, May 20.?The directors P 11 of the Southern and Louisville and f Nashville railroads met today and agreed to issue Joint 4 per cent bonds for a controlling interest in the Chi.ft cago, Indianapolis and Louisville, or 8 Monon system. The price to be paid *1. for Monon common is 78 and for tho in i preferred Sh>. i I I AMERICAN FLAGS FIMED O'ER CUBA - * ? New Ouban Colors Take the Plaoe of "Old Glory." CUBAN DAY OF tNDSPSNDBNOS Havana a Soana af Qraat Brilliancy During Transfer of ttovemmsnt. Streets feoked With Thousands of Patriots?Orsat Demonstration. Havana, May 20.?Thq natal (lay of Cuba found. Havana arrayed lllte a aueen to await the coming Of her lord. She aeomed reinvested for the ooonlon wl'^i the dignity of the proppsirous days of her power and wealth. The decorations were universal. Theirs was not a residence, pretentious or humble, that aw not hear upqm Its quaint facade some emblem In honour of the ovent. The many arches erected at the entrances of plazas by political societies, fraternal clubs, residences and business organizations had ?... air 01 real grandeur. Runttag spread oa Venetian masts canopied ttoe deep, narrow streeta from tbe raya of the iub. Beneath these canopies tine Cuban colors and palms graced this open doorway. Nature seemed in ha*" moiw- with the Spirit of the feBtlvI-] ties. The parks Wjre literally aflame with tropical flowiro and the vaulted Bky above might; have been chiseled out of turquoise. Above every red tiled roof rose a Cuban flag. The whole city seemed suddenly buried beneath a forest of waving banners. The decorations along the w&tgr front were exceedingly lavish and (til the shipping In the harbor was dresseid in gala attire. Tb e majority of tbe ships flew the Amerrioan ensign at the main and the Chibaii colorl at the fore or mixxen. The er,r!y n?ornlnft was cool and da* llghtful. and the enf.fre population, relnfovjed by thousands of visitors, war, abroad soon *fter daylight. The Streets were swarming with poopls and were filled with a ceaseless din. There are 4,000 pubtlo carriages in Havana and this- morning each one of them seemed rtaxing somewhere on a life or death mission. The actual transfer of the control of the island waa scheduled to oocur exactly at noon,. Havana time, Which is 12:80 p. m. Washington time, but those Invited to witness the ceremony were requested to he at the palace at 11:80 a. m. They included besldea the American officers and the members of PvsMenVelect Palma's ' cabinet, the members of congress, the supreme oeurt judges, the governors of tha provinces, the officers of the visiting warships, the foreign consuls, William Jennings Bryan, the other vlaltlax American statesmen, several of Senor Pahna's Central Valley, N. Y., nelgk* bors; Horatio Rube ns, counsel for the former Cuban junta; Colonel William Astor Chanler and. a few other sp? clalLy invited guest/B. Senor Palm a at'lached his signature to a document as president of the Cuban republic after an exchange of con* gratulatlths, and the veteran General Gomez ascended to the roof of the pal* ace, where he was accorded a great reception. General Wood personally lowered the American oolors, which were saluted. and with his own hands hoisted the Cuban flag, as an act of the United States, Gomez assisting. At the time the transfer took place In Havana General Whiteside, at Santiago, turned over his authority to his Cuban suocesaor and sailed away with the Amerfoan cavalry which had been In garrison there. General Wood and his staff and the American troops embarked Immediate. 1y after the hoisting of the Cuban flag, and the American ships steamed oilt of the harbor. CUBA'S ADVANCEMENT. Much Has Been Accomplished for le* land During Amerloan Regime. Now York, May 20.?In a dispatch from Havana, The Wtorid publishes over the signature of General Leon* ard Wood a review of the work ao* compllshed during the American regime in the Island, the government of which will be handed over today to the Cubans, Public order, says the artlole, Is per* feet throughout the Island. Cuba ts free from all contagious diseases and Its death rate compares favorably with that of the United States. An effl< cient and well equipped school eastern has been established. The hospitals, charities and jails have been reorgam ized, rebuilt and re-equipped. During the last year 25 per cent of the total revenues of the island went into public education. Sobrwoio ?wmwv.U ?I?TV WU* etructed at the rato of more than one a day for the past yoar. In short, Cuba Is turned over In a well ordered, healthy condition and the new government will find all departments well equipped and In good running ordor. Looking For Missing Girl. Birmingham, Ala., May fed.?The father of Miss Jennie Law, of Roanoke, Va., baa written the chief of police of this city to he on the watoh for his daughter, who has wandered from her home. He says the girl is probably In a demented condition as a consequence of an attack of brain fever. I She Is 20 yea(s of age. She hfta not LOSS IN DONE HORROR NOT EXAGGERATE Many Bodies Removed Fro Goal Greek Mines. SOME MANGLED AND HBADLEi It is Now Believed That Nearly T< Hundred Lives Were Lost?Hea broken Widows and Orphans Ider fw R?<IU. u.._i ? - j vi nvaunnai ana rtmi Knoxvlllo, Tenn., May 20.?A spec to The Sentinel from Coal Creek sa> At 6 o'clook this morning 34 oak bodies lay washed in the old Armc supply store, ready to ho dressed 1 burial today. All of the bodleB will be burled the Leach cemetery, just east of to1 on a little mound where the Unit Mine Workers of America will be ai ed to contribute to a fund to build monument to the dead and where section has been bought by the There are at this hour 500 women a children waiting to see the bodies. T burials will begin at noon, as so) of the bodies are torn and chart and a hasty interment is absolut< necessary. It develops that the explosion m one of gret concussion and the fa< and heads of some of the bodies t torn as If they had been fummol Two bodies have the heads comple ly severed. Superintendent Geoi Camp and others who worked all nl| have gone almost through the ent course of Fraterville and *nir and are now assured that the otl missing bodies are in the rooms a wings leading from the main channi Air is being pumped into the mla but a aickening stench has arisen fn the corpses Inside and men And it most impossible to work therein Wl out stimulants. Doctors are on 1 scene rendering assistance. State mine inspeotor Shlfflet wh he will be here tomorrow. The number of the contraot tpin< whoee bodies have been recovered who are known to hare been In 1 mine, of whom are supposed to dead, la 186. PRESIDENT LODDET IN RU8B He Is Cordially Received by the Oj and High Officials. Cronstadt, Russia, May 20.?T French squadron, escorting the arm ed cruiser Montcalm, having 3?r( dent Loubet on board, was sight about 8 o'clock this morning. The imperial yacht Alexandria, w the csar on board, arrived in the h bor almost simultaneously with I French squadron. Acoompanying I csar were the czarowltch, the Ora Duke Micaol, brother of his majesl Count Lamsdorff, the minister Of f eign affairs; the Marquis de Mon bello, the French ambassador at Petersburg; the Grand Duke Ales the high admiral of Russia, and th brilliant suites. The Grand Duke Alexis boarded t Montcalm and after President l>oul had briefly reviewed the Russian fl< he escorted the president on board t Alexandria, where tho greetings < changed between the czar and M. 1a bet were most cordial. DORTCH LAW 18 INVOLVED. Important Decision Made by Unit States Supreme CourL Washington, May 20.?The Unit Stales supreme court has reversed t decision of the circuit court of t United States for the western dlstr of Tennessee In the case of Thorn Swafford versus W. A. Templeton a others. Swafford claimed that his v ing privileges at a national eleotl had been denied by the officers election because he had failed to co ply with the Dortch law, a state at ute. The oourt below dismissed the ca for want of Jurisdiction, claiming tb there was no federal question lnvolv< Negro Kills Wife With Qun. Birmingham, Ala., May 20.?Robe Page is an Ensley negro, who worh for the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Rfi road company and made about 9100 month. He saved quite a sum money and went to Texas, where bought a farm. Returning from Tex yesterday, after completing his pi chase there, he told his wife to ma ready to go to Texas with him. S said she would not go to Texas. Pa became incensed and seizing a ami rifle shot the woman through t breast. She will die. Page fled. Pa killed a man In Tennessee sevei years ago and served a term In t penitentiary for the offense. impressed wun America's Greatnei New York, May 20.?Lord Kel\ has returned from the United Stat more impressed than ever with t greatness of the American people a: the magnificence of their industr! and political future, cables the Lc don correspondent of The Tribune. 1 Is enthusiastic on the subject of i Anglo-American allianoe. The enter cordlale between England and t United States is of such a nature, says, that it must last long. Asheville dells Water Bonds. Ashevllle, N. C., May 20.?The National bank of Columbus, O., h bought Ashevllle's $260,000 of WaJ bonds at par on condtftton that It na for them on the mocQtir tWUllwO 8** : " C "T g LIGHT " IIT R O U 88 [ I Is the thing MO II ^ for these ho iti i We have got : To selei ;pd t a Give us a trial, w? v mQ Another line of Nech ad 5 BAILEY & " \ rap je's ???????? I GRASP THE C tht !" Of (ypffinnr Q rinn/4 V * ^Vkini^ U VJUl/U "5 offered you. We M. ^ s Sty the ^ pes to select from and you us to order for we car have or ~ ROCK HILL ,A* of all styles. If you want a Bi Harness come and look over ou sell you. REMEMBER YOU TAK you buy and we guarantee wlial sGREEN LEADERS IN VEII1C S UNION CARR] teit. Are the people to se< : R E P A I ',oE High Grade Trimming ar he w> Get their estimate before havir " UNION CARR] W. F. HUGHI ed NEXT TO GREEN . ed b? WAS NAILED TO CROSS. he let Minister Declares He Was Tortursd i?8 on Aoeount of His Religion. Ild Florunrp A1a Mnv 90?A ...Wf MV/t A Jk lUUOb UM" ol* usual and interesting case of the kind on la that of Rev. J. O. Bielsh, who is now of in this county. in* From his own statement Mr. Bielsh ot* is a converted Jew, who was educated for the Catholic priesthood. He speaks ?8 12 different languages fluently. Ho lat bears scars on his feet, made, he deid* clares, whon he was nailed to a cross on account of bis religious belief. He says he left the old world to escape >rt further persecution, ed Mr. Bielsh hn6 practically memoill rlzed the Bible and is a clear and 1 a Impressive speaker. He is an- evangeof list of the Birmingham association of he the Missionary Baptist church. He Ir as a native of Damascus and came to this jr* country 22 years ago. k? The daughter of Mr. Bielsh is his he companion in his travels and he claims ge he has baptized some 500 persons all within the past 12 months, he ge Verdict In Ford Tragedy. New York, May 20.?A coroner's he jury which inquired Into the deaths of Paul Leicester Ford, the author, and Malcolm VV. Ford, his brother, the (| noted athlete, returned a verdict that ,1^ Malcolm was temporarily insane at ea the time of the tragedy. he The mile. ad "Is this milk sterilized?" asked the lal cranky husband. >n- "No." replied his wife, "but it's wa[Ia tor rnrnH "? ? ?? V VMI t'VOlVII K VOlt an >te The Secret of Long Life ll6 . Consists in keeping all the mam organs 110 of the body in healthy, regular action, and in quickly destroying deadly disease germs. Kloctric Hitters regulate Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, purify the :st blood, and give a splendid appetite, as They work wonders in curing Kidney or Troubles, Female Complaints, Nervous __ Diseases, Constipation, Dyspepsia, and Malaria. Vigorous health and strength always follows their use. Only 50c, guard anteod by Fr 0, Poke, Druggist, ? *\ WEIGHT SERSf you want I days. the Patterns ct from. ? rili save you money. Lwear just received. COPELAND JPPORTUNlTY Buggy when it is have a variety o* les dont have to wait for ry them in stock. We . BUGGIES iggy, Carriage, Surrey or Set of r stock and we are sure we will wE NO RISK. You see what. t we sell. & BOYDs LES AND HARNESS. [AGE WORKS i when in need of any I R I N G. id Painting a Specialty. ig your work done elsewhere. [AGE WORKS, if /VIn nnapr & BOYD'S STABLE. New $500,000 Mill for Anderson. Anderson, S. C., May 20.?The erection of a $500,000 cotton mill In this city will be begun Inside of 30 days. Those at the head of this new enterprise are J. A. Brook, R. E. Llgon. 1W B. Sullivan, Qeorga W. Evans and J. E. Borton. )STOW P/UN > I Athens, TJenn., Jan. 27, M0t. I B Brer since the first appearance of rar menses they were very Irregular and I suffered with great pain in my hips, back, stomach and legs, with terrible | bearing down nains in the ihdnmm. Daring tho past month I have b??n taking Wine of Oardnl and Thedford's Black-Draught, and I pasted the monthly period without pain for the firat time in years. Nanhii Dans. What it life worth to a woman suffering like Nannie Davit suffered? Yet there are women In thousands of homes to-day who are bearing these terrible menstrual pains in silence. If you are one of these we want to say that this , (wiNEorCARDUI will bring you pormanont roliaf. Console yourself with the knowledge that 1,000,000 women have been completely ' cured by Wine of Cardul. These women suffered from leucorrhoea, Irregular menses, headaohe, backache, and bearing down pains. Wine of Cardul will slop all these aches and pains ^ for you. Purchase a $1.00 bottle of Wine of Cardul to-day and take it In M the privacy of your home. I For lulrlc# fcnd llternliire. giving ?ymp- I lorn*. "The (.miles' Auvleory Department." M The CtwtUaoora HldMM Co., CfeeUUutoopt, I Term. K \