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Special Advertisements
Notice? will be inserted in this column a
tho rate of i"> words or less for Sue one issue
four issues for 75c. Additional Hues ovei
twenty-live words fic a line.
THE April Fashion Magazines. Delineator,
Elite Styles. Tuiletts, 11 mi
Ton, Pictorial Review, McCalls, 1/
Costume Roy.tl and the latest liooks at
Scaifk'S.
FOIt RENT.?A nice live room cottage
for rent. Apply to J A,
Brown, Real Estate Agent. II
WANTED ? EVERYBODY T<
know that I am giving reduced
Fire Insurance rates on approved r:skf
in strong Companies.
39-tf. Geo. II. Oetzrl.
O ELECTED Florida Orange*, sweel
^ and satisfactoiy. 30. 40, 50 and 01
cents per dr '/.an at The Union Grocer3
Co. Take advantage of these. Tin
season for Florida is about over.
The only fire insula net
Companies that have reduced tiieii
rates in this city are the Green shore
Companies represented by Geo. II
Oetzel. Agc-nt. Call on him for part.ic
ulars 39-tf
GENUINE Eigin Creamery Butter
freehand pure, only 35c per pouw
at The Union Grocery Co. Coluinbi.
and other markets get 40c for the s ini*
goods.
WANTED?Several Industrious per
sons in each State to travel to
honse established eleven years and v.iil
a large capital, to call upon merchant!
and agents for successful and pr.ti'abli
line. Permanent engagement. Weeklj
cash salary r.f $24 and all traveling ex
penses ami hotel 1 >iIh advanced in cash
each week. Experience not essential,
Mention reference and enclose self
addressed envelope. Tiik National
332 Dearborn St., Chicago. 7
C1ALIFORNIA Extra Fancy Muii
> Evaporated Peaches. selected sun
dried Apples, all sizes Prunes at Th<
Union Grocery Co.
ROOM TO ?ent ?The room over tie
post cilice, formerly occupied by
Mr. ."quire as a photograph gallery.
Apply at. The (Jtiion Tim-a office.
DON'T fail to get a pound or two of
the delicious ('ekes that The Union
Grocery Co. are selling, crisp, daint)
and fresh, a denotation to any lab'e.
cheaper than y<>u can hake them or vour
biker can fumish them. The Union
Grocery Co.
FOR SALE?A nice five year old
horse for sale, or swap for a gocd
young mule. Apply to J. A Hro#n.
IF YOU want the value of your motley
w hen you buy Coffee, buy it at
The Union Grocery Co They carry
Chase A Saribom'scelebrated, high-grade
C< flfees. 16, 20, 26 and 30c per pound,
every pound guaranteed, ground free,
dehvtd to any part of the city promptly.
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5, CABBAGE, SRIS
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MING, ALMOST, Y<
Solicit Your Patron
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SPECIAL uood.s of sill kinds, aiul f.ii
a:l (coafions Celaiiru'S, Tapiocas,
- 1 Fauna, Corn Sun el i. Coeon.s anil bp ce.s
i\f nil Linrlo IT.
... .... nauww ??v JkllO VIHl/ll UIUV IJ * ?
E-ry bottle of our high-^rade Kxtrac's '
and Olive O.l guaranteed t.,? ab'
sulutely pure. The prices as lo-.v as tli? ;
lowest. The Union Grocery C'<>.
ADVERTISED LETTERS
j Re0'."tilling in. Post Office st U-.ioo j
I S C., for the wfl .k ending M ire'i 17,
i 1904.
Amos, Lena II Melntyre, George
Allen, G O Mclniyre, G S
Ba'.Py, Belle McCarlie, Minnie
' llendfleid, Mrs S Miller, Snn/er
' Boyd, E'lie Mays, I/z/.'k
' Brown, Charley MmcIi-41, Mrs N
* Iha-hhaw, Sears Morris, Thomas
Briggs, Dave Mtirph, ^jiencer
f Carrol!, Mack Nance, Misi Mo.lie j
Canlfl'll. A 1. l'air -li.ri
Clark, .1 Z 2 Parker, Mrs F A ;
Coleman, Fille IVake, I) A
Crosweli, Gusaio IVike, 15m
Crocker, Mrs F K iliinson, Mrs M S j
Douglass, ,J II Sharper. Ciaru 2
t Eppi, Eiizc ^miih, AlesVu
j Foster, Mis M rSrnil!i. Sir*h
i Frayien, Mis L Stroud, Ihnckuey
> Gallruan, John Sams, II W
Graham, Cewood M IVkin, T II
Hanoi I, II W Taut, M
. Harris, L (5 Thompson, A I)
,. Harmon, C II TiammnW, Mrs I
J Ilarvey, Lit Tiead.vay, Joseph
4 Haines, Ira Turner, i'rico
? lleiubrey. Nora Walker, Clurlie
. Holley, William Wari er, Kina.nl A
Hughes, Katie White, Willie
, Jennings, Annie Whi'ner, Mmio
Johnson, Lora Worthy, Ad lie
1 .Johnson, Es*io Young, Mrs Essie
Persons calling for the aho?o i.t
- ters will please say it advertised, am!
will he required to pay one cent ! ?
r their delivery.
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Notice to Tresspasser0.
' All persons are hereby notified and
warned not, to trespass by riding, walking.
driving, hunting or fishing upon the
. tanas or trie nndcrsi'rn^. I will profpecnte
all who violate thh no'iee.
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Administrator's Notice.
' All |M'r <ona are hereby no* ifl"?l to present
claim* Hffainst the > state of J Meeks
I Rip./ins, deceased, to the undersigned.
All those indebted must make payment
at once
Mrs. Bfrsib Riooinr, admtrix.
W. d. Riooins. ndmr.
Kstnte J. Meeks Ripgins, deceased.
12 8t.
DeWltt's B Solve
For PIlMi Burns, Sores, I
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Sacks
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sale here.
Market,
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OCK 5N GEN= ;
OU CALL FOR.
age.
AN ORDINANCE
As to Certain Kail road Crossings.
lie it. oi d airad by I lie Mayor and Aldermen
of tne town of Union, S. C., in
Council assembled and by authority of
the same:
Sec. 1 That in order to provide for
tin* safety of the public at certain places
in (he town of Union where the tracks
of Sou'hern Kail road Company cross the
r*t n ets of said town, it shall be the dntv
of the railroad company so crossing said
streets respectively, to et?<ct, maintain
ai d operate at. said crossings, suitable
and proper gates for the protection of
the public as follows, to wit: By the
S< u'hern Itailway, at its crossing of
PI 'S' Main street, and of Virgin stieet
nc a i l'owt r House.
Sec. 2. That tIns ordinance shall go
into effect on and after t he first day of
M tv, ini'4, end the said Railway mentioned
in section one of this ordin-vc*.
she11 b and it is required that on and
after said date to erect, maintain, and
K? ei> in opeialiou, giten as provided in
saiil c'ion.
S c. 3 Ativ violation of this ordinance
shall b?? punish able, upon conviction.
by h line of not less than $'25 nor
mine than ?100, or by jmpronment not
!" s than ten days, or inoro than thiity
day, ni'hvr or both indiscretion of the
ayor.
Done and ratilV-d in Council assembled
this the 2nd day of March. 1004.
Attest: Macbeth Young,
VV I) Arthur, Mayor
( let k and Tjt as. I Seal. 1
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Affected Eyesight
makes the world ssem dark in more
ways than one. Permit us to make
it light for you. If it is possible to
improve the sight wo will do so by
fitting glasses that will fill all requirements.
The cost will not be great
unless lens of special construction
are necessary. J
TVs!* and examinations free. ^
McCreery Glym^i,
OPTICAL SPECIALIST. )
Office M. and P. Bank BuiJ g.
Tako stairway on Main St. jLl/r*
8:80 a. m, to 12 m. 1 to 6 p.lN\
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WILL PROTECT UNITED STATES.
Negotiations In Progress to Purchaso
Panama Canal Rights.
| Pans. March 15.?The officials of
! tho American embassy are conslder!
ing all tin? possible points of French
law to insure the protection of the
United States, when the payment of
$'10,000,000 for the Panama Canal company's
property is made.
. One of the points considered Is
i whether it is desirable to have the
courts appoint a liquidator to receive
the money, instead of paying it directly
to the officers of the old company.
Some legal authorities assert this
would he the best means of protecting
the United States against any subsequent
elaim of stockholders of the
old company that the officers of tho
now company were not authorized to
receive payment.
United States Ambassador Porter
is satisfied that no such claim would
be valid and that a liquidator Is not
necessary.
Another question is whether the sale
of all the property or the company
comes within the charter rights granted
to the company.
Inquiries made lead to tho conclu
oiuii iu?il mo company nas ampro
rights to sell.
DISCUSSION OF QUESTIONS.
Eighth Annual Session of Academy of
Politcal and Social Science.
Philadelphia, March 15.?Questions
of national Importance were discussed
by distinguished speakers at the
eighth annual meeting of the American
Academy of Political, and Social
Science to bo held hero April 8 and
9. The annual address will be mado
by George B. Cortelyou, secretary of
commerce and labor, whose topic will
be "Some Agencies for the Extinction
of Our Domestic and Foreign Trade."
Government control of financial institutions,
the immigration problem
and anti-trust legislation will bo discussed
by men of national prominence..
The number of speakers include
William B. Ridgoly, comptroller
of the currency; F. D. Killburn.
superintendent, banking department,
New York state; Professor F. A.
Cleveiand, New York University; F.
P. Sargent, commissioner of immigration;
Professor F. H. Giddings, Columbia
University, and James M. Beck,
former assistant attorney general.
HABEAS CORPUS DENIED.
Immigration Case Will Now Go to U.
S. Supreme Court.
San Francisco, March 15.?In the
United States district court Judge DeHaven
has denied the corpus sued
In the case of Lee Wing Chang be
dismissed.
A notice of appeal has been given
and the matter will be taken directly
to the United States supreme court.
An interesting question is involved
in the final outcime of the case. It
will determine whether or not the ruling
of the immigration commisslonei s
is final in the cases of the Chineso
who seek to enter this country on
the plea that they aro nativos thereof.
POLICE ACTION BARBAROUS.
Try to Make a Prisoner Give His
Name by Unique Method.
Cleveland, O., March 15.? man
arrested in connection with an attempted
saloon robbery was not at the
time fully identified by the police. To
prove that a fictitious namo had been
given, Chief Koliler paraded the man
for several hours for two or three
days through tho business district.
The suspect was handcuffed to two
detectives. The method of department
in thus making a public exhibition
of men under arrost has been
the subject of a resolution of censure
Adopted by the city council in which J
the chiefs action was said to be bar- '
barous and out of harmony with the
present age.
Rear Admiral O'Neal Retired.
Washington, March 15.?Rear Admiral
Charles O'Neil was retired today
on account of age. He was then
detached from duty as chief of the bureau
of orduance and assigned to
make a special inspection of the principal
ordnance establishments in tho
United States and Enronm n*. io
authorized to extend his researches !
to China and Japan.
Negro Killed by Officer.
Montgomery. Ala., March^ 15.?
Mounted Officer F. M. Moseley shot
and killed Eugene Lewis., a negro, 1
early this morning. Ho itrled to '
kill the officer with a brick. The
pistol ball broke the negro's nock,
killing his instantly.
Cruiser Is Floated Again.
Pcneacola, Fla., March 15.?The
cruiser Montgomery, which ran into
Munroes Point late Monday night,
during a dense fog, was floated late
Monday in the evening, and on exam- <
ination revealed the fact that she was
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8end Union Men Out of Town.
Tclluride, Colo., March 15.?One
hundred members of the Citizens' Alliance.
after a meeting, armed with
rifles and revolvers^ scoured the '
town and took into custody between
70 and 80 union men and sympathizers
whom they sent oat ot the city
on a special train, J
i OUR BUYE
| HAVE RET
/. From the Northern
$ delphia and New Y<
7 of merchandise are s
/. in a position to offei
J as when cotton wa;
The dollar is a migh
f hands of a shrewd 1
if business now four y
? a great improvemen
J We want to ma
| 1904 our bannei
And for our mutual
? our friends is that tl
^ buying, and we will
J estiug and profitabl
? few articles at ptices
^ the wind blows:"
J White shirting clotl
jp Checked homespun.
? Calicos
J Percales, one yard v
i Mercerized ffinrhnm
T n?
Heavy shirting
J Bed ticking
1 Table oil cloth
Fancy lawns, best ii
* Velvet ribbons, asso
$ the piece, price p(
Street hats, assorted
,'\ Children's trimmed
$ Ladies' sailors in bl
$ We have all the ne
wool dress goods, i
stuffs in all qualitie
$ later on as to our ]
2 superb. We picked
in handkerchiefs,
i , gloves, pocketbooks,
J are "money savers.'
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! Murray's Horehound, M
I of the most effective remed
I colds, la grippe, sore throat
I inflamed and irritated co
g It is prompt in affording r(
of hastening a cure.
Murray, s Horehoui
may be used to advantage
l r *l~.l T. :
a uuius uuve laneu. it is
Iand absolutely safe for old
like it in all the world,
every house, ready at ha
will find its effect magical
remarkable virtue in con
whooping cough.
Price 25c. Guaranteed sa
AT DRUC
Prepared by the Murray
arrested on serious charge
Young Becoher Charged With Criminal
Assault.
Birmingham. Ala., March IB.?William
Knight Boecher, charged with
criminal assault on a 10-year old ^hite
girl, Felicia Knight, of Marysvllle,
Tonn., was arrested here and tho sheriff
of that county notified to com? for
him.
Boecher lives in New York and
come3 from a long list of distinguished
preachers and himself studied for a
year with that profession in view. Ho
Is a cousin of the late Henry Ward
Boecher.
His father Is in charge of a Presbytarian
/?hur/?u ?* n *
......... v?uiva ai ivuussiaervuiG, N. Y.,
with two uncles professors of collegos.
Mnet TFile Declarations.
Montgomery. Ala., March 15.?Chairman
Mallery, of the state Democratic
campaign committee, has issued the
following:
"Candidates for offices, not county
officers, wflo have not Hied their declarations
will please do so at once in
order that the preparation of the tickets
may proceed as rapidly as possible.
Many candidates have not yet
filed declaration.
Was Poison Given This Man7
EvergTeen, Ala., March 15.?Itnrv
dolph Burnett, a young man of this
county, was brought to Evergreen on
the rmqfralng train from Bcrajiton,
Miss., In a comatose state, and died
In a few hours. Doctors say he was
poisoned.
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markets Baltimore, Phila- J
ork, and althodgh all classes $
oaring upward, yet we are J
you many tilings as low g
i bringing half the price. *
ity lever when put into the ?
buyer. We have been in *
ears and each year has been 2
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good. All that we ask of *
iey give us a look before 5
guarantee to make it inter- 9
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which will show you "how < ?
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15c i
n the city . 5c ?
rted colors, 10 yards to J
jr piece 10c IE
I styles 50c ?
hats 25c j
ack, also in white, only 20c ft
west shades and effects in &
mercerized waistings, wash 8
s. You will hear from us ?
Millinery, which is simply J
I up quite a lot of samples S
towels, shirts, underwear, J
hosiery, etc., all of which I
a
rcantile Co., I
lersellers. |
GHS[ullein
and Tar is composed
ies known for curing coughs,
b and all affections due to *
ndition of the air passages,
dief and certain in its effect
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na, Mullein and Tar
in cases where other medipleasant,
purely vegetable
and young. Nothing else
It should have a place in
nd when needed. Parents
in cases of croup. It has
trolling the paroxysms of
itisfactory to every purchaser,
i STORES.
Drug Co., Columbia, S. C.
vfiniinf'MBMBB?n??n???
THREE ARE KILLED;
EIGHT INJURED
Explosion Of Toy Pistol Caps
Cause Loss Of Life.
EXPLnftlDM U/OCOI/B ?
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Brave Foreman Loses -His Life After
6ucceedlng In Saving Those of Many
Girls?Building Valued at *3,000.
Details Meager. f
I Chicago, March IB.?Thre* persons
were killed and eight injured today
tn an explosion that wrecked the
>lant of the Chicago Toy Novelty coaar
pany.
The explosion was caused by the ignition
of one hundred and fifty gross
of toy pistol caps stored In the building.
One of the dead is Henry Jordan,
a foreman, who perished In the burning
ruins after helping a score of
girls employes to escape.
The building was valued at $3,000.
NOTICR!
QO TO
RAVENSCROFT a SON
FOR
HAIROUTTINO AND SHAVING.
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