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FOR WORKINGMEN.
Homes that are Easily Reached.
The Central Subdivision

Begins within -wo blocks Of the Union
depot, and embraces some of the choic-
est building sites about Denver.
Lots for sale at prices much lower
than those charged for lots three or four
times as far away from the center of the
city. Terms: One-fourth cash, balance
l, , and 3 years, interest s per cent per
anntm, or upon instaIments Of $40 TO SIS
per month.
These lots all Of which have the ad-
vantage of Holly water, lie within a few
minutes walk Of the depotS, hotels and
principal stores of Denver There is
no necessity for either street cars or
steam cars to reach them-a saving to
the mechanic Of from $50 to SIS per
year, to say nothing Of convenience.
They are within easy walking distance
Of some Of the largest toundries, machine
shops, rQund-hou86s. mills, etc. In The
Central Subdivision there also a few
lots at the foot Of Sixteenth street,
suitable for manufacturing sites. lumber
yards, machine shops, etc. The new
railways entering the city have bought
up all the ground in that part of Denver
except this portion of the company's
property, Apply at the office of The
Highland Park Company, 249 Sixteenth
street, rear of First National Bank.
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The largest CIRCULATION Of any daily paper
in the State.

Delivered by carrier at$l per month.
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Young Men

Who may be suffering from the effects Of
youthful fOlIieS or indiSCr9tiOnS will do well
to avail themselves OF this the greatest boon
ever laid lat the altar of suffering humanity.
Dr. Wagner will gUarantee.tO forfeit $500 for
every case of seminal weakness or private dis
ease of any kind and character which he up-
'dpT+qLypS and fails tn CuTp
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Why you should try the celebrated DR. y
Wagner'S methods Of cure: 49, L.
l. DR.. Il. Wagner iSIa natural Dhvsicjan
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knights Of Labor.

knights of Labor local assembly 1927
meets at the usual place, 1856 Holladav
street, tomorrow evening.
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Strauss motto this season: : EQUALITY
prices decreased"
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All the latest styles of gents and BOYS
mats mats and caps at 7. s. Clayton'8, $40 and
5'o@ Lawrence street. Our motto: Low
prices and goods guaranteed as repre-
sented.
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The N bees ssi+@
M FOF TIE. SPECIAIJ kT
DIR. Il. WAGNER.

Has, long been Acknowledged -.
at fhis day than any other, Tbo,SQ @nQ more So
medical science is ever aSt field of
merOaS branches afe hHoIb54g2 hTom%b4 aldit8 nu-
nearer to perfection, and No 6i6 n6er mearer and
longer grasp them All F'T Hn1o h0 one man can anV @
for dividinG the % Tabdr SIII He9ce the Necessity.
all doubt that diseases affoafToV u +IY5 Tt beyond
uLIti4ty organs need special Stufv mcEa E8StWItO- X
know how to treat them pronarirC or ,9'oCtIlo and
DIR. H. Wagner Isl fully awatt3o +Lo4
areImany physicians. and SOME iSorc CSiGJ There
pie, who will condemn him f0I o0IL'!?e ,,Ia;e pe0-
class Of diseases SbeciaIty bI+ h1"H.lis ~" A. this
to know that, with most DprSdnto, t,G of t9 Ln%appy
meht and intelligence, a morp m% nnIichtIlne Tn hLeIlne
view is being taken of the subiprt ad dIStied ted
the physician who dbvOtes hmtpIf ~ s[,Au Gnat
ing the afflicted, and saving thph from w iGl6V
than DEATH is no less p6iIanthrnnitett moSe o,,fSe
benefactOr to his race than the smryo(n. l7y %Lru
physician who by cldse application lS1T n5coII OF
any other branch of his profession S1'J SN[TIS IN
IGiildC0tS ~ i0L f nu43lllt{' Che day IS dawnDg
the victims of folly on crime, like tie jIItS, jnma
under the Jewish law, to die un4arpd f6T p7dS Td
passed away. ''' I'''
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tion t0>the subject, and finally produce
prac actical\ Y esults,-Rotbester Sunday
Truth \..,.
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The Union GaHiey aaa Rutherford Road.

The election in Goudeysvile Township last Saturday
resulted, as everybody expected in handsome majority
for township subscription OF $4,000 to the proposed
Railroad through this county.
1t now only remains for Pnckney, Union and Goshen
the road.
PincEncy has called for an election and the county
Commissioners have appointed Tuesday 3st OF July
that purpose Goshen IIiIraISlsnibe action of Union
aud is asking why Union doesil S6novc.
In our last mistaken in sapposing that would
be time for this towns hip after the meeting ofthe
corporators at Gahney City on the 2lst of July.
Tho meeting to be held Rutherford on the fifteenth
Of August will fuay decide upon the TO be adopted
-whcthco Shelby, ,Spartanburs Union. Sh,lby and
Sparanburg anxious 10 the road and pre-
par'd to make definite propositions to the meeting
Goud"ysvillc and Pinckney townships in this county
will bc there with combined subscription Of Sij 900
while Union, unless it acts promptly will stand aluof
and be left out in the cod" by her inacion virtually
saying to the citizens Of those sections Of the County
who willing to tax themselves secure railroad IA
citS neither the road ourselves nor will we
help you to get it.
The law requires thai majority Of the qualified voters
Of the township shall petition the Board Of County
mNsoncr> to submit tn decision of or no
subscription" to the voters public ton and that
forty days notice of said election shall bc given There
Is now but little more than time to comply with the law
before the meeting ut Rutherford and f anything
toward IL in this township it must he done during next
week. Nothing will be accepted at that meeting but
decisive subscription. Who will take the matter in
hand
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Eor the i,ncs.

ror the INES
Mr.. EDITOR Please givein your next paper
the law in relation to employing teachers in
the free schools. 1t is thought by some that
the School Commissioner has the right to ap-
point and the Trustees to employ any one not
holding certificate, whenever in their opinion
the necessity for school exists. understand
this has been done in several instances and to
the injury, it is said, of teachers holding
certificates from the Examining board.
In Il conversation recently with gentleman
living in Santuc Township he told me that his
wife had good school last year, holdin3 n
certificate from the Examining board and en-
ployca by the Trustees, that at the second
session lady not having q certificate set up
school near his wife, without the consent of the
trustees, and got her pay from Maj. TOWNSEND, =,
Notwithstanding the trustees refused TO endorse
her illegal claims. lie required, however, that
her papers should be endorsed 1Dshd the teacher
got the trustees in another Township to sign
her pay certificate.
My informant said there was money enough
to run one school eight ten months, but the
funds were divided between the two, to the
injury of the entire school, AMI in violation, as
he thought of the law. He said the mattor
was brought before the Grand jury in March,
bu! that the foreman said they had 10 jurisdic.
tion in such violations of the law.
have heard of several instances of persons
teaching without certificates, or getting ccr-
tifcatc without an cxamination-an undoubtcd
piece of favo:tiSm on the part of Mai. Town.
send and one that is ycry unjust and unfair tn
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The Cotton Factory Coming.

y bright glcam otsunshiuc is breaking through
he clouds which have been :, long lowering
avn, ,l;s c,,I ll,ovr .,I-u;ou TLo h,,;il;,,
o' " 'o'"h f"c'"ry Is assuming something OF u
definite shape, and men are nj last found willing
to take an active part i'm pushing he matter in I =
nubIic no,ico /, - boc,r,;,,, vorv ,v;,o,, >,
.
''c o'"crS 'H "e'I Is o"rSe'i 'h'l So~''""3 must
be 1onc for the business Of the town if we would
prevent it from Getting dried up aud blown off
M, ,...,.,: H., H.
"' '''"'! mere 10 '''SS' III ANY '"'t'P''S' ma
been :ut!y rc!Uici hy the fact That in leS1 than
"A week about 80 600 has brcn suhscrihei tn the
,,,;,,, , !, -, :. ,., -. ,..
"
'"'S Town, h''' 'ha' "tIorc 'ic names q! many "l
our wcailhcsi citizens are placed upon the list.
Iisa Il ri as un;n. an i: persist lv anl vi,o-
rou-!. followed ui viii end in ,ri ,, ,ril,n,h Keen
t!,. 90, 4 work u,yiu, p,,,, ,,al. i, =, sid. ,iwlis
Law, f,Iw,d "n io,"r,ant in,rrrri%,, "uI ,h.y viii,
>1n., Up around ri,-l, 1t All make it their most
"r'.''A l,i'>, o~ r'r" >"h"riui"m> t"i'. 1t won't
' !, ,i'' l "ai", ~" ''NS
nnrr. ,ir.,l ID. r,,,. Ii. ,,,..rI i, ,,r ,n-
i,sI..-. Subscription list, Should no ta.rn to- every
ri of r,. ,onrrv ... ,v.,, ;,n >h.ilI , ,anr,r,,,,h
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YELLOW FEVER IN NHAvANA-GalvcSton, June
23.-Private advces from Vera Cruz state that
til, yellow fever is making fearful ravages
among Eur, pcaus and Americans. Ten deaths
were reported from the hospital yesterday, and
one thousand deaths during the past two months.
Fihy-two deaths from yellow fever have
occurred in Havana during the past week.
TRICuINosIs IN ILLINOIS. Joliet, ILL.,, June
2l.-Thrichinoss has made its appearance
again here. Several families were recently
poisoned near PaiuGcld, this County, from cat
ing pork. \ German named Louis Kron, in
Troy Township, after three days sickness, in
which he suffered horrible agony, died in con-
vulsions to-day. This is the only fatality result
ing from eating diseased pork Others are ex-
pectcd This. added to the epidemic among the
COWS, which does not abate, causes considerable
excitement.
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Tribute C Respect.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
tpIJrNtUI\ - a.

tENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
tOLUMBIN, =. e..
whereas, This Board has recently been de.
privci Of the valued fellowship of one of its
members, by the Death Of GOV. Thomas Jc
ter, who esteemed by yus in every relation of
life wherein he has been connected with us
individually:
RcsoiVca, That by the death Of Gov. Jctcr, the
Central National Banl; has sustained serious
loss vacancy much TO be lamcntcd has been
created in this Board; and We individually
have hal inflicted a poignant grief
R.SOiccI That the loss of this Institution and
Of our Board il small. compared with that sus-
iainrt by the @'lo at large, Of which GOV. Ictcr
was n patriotic hi~h-toncd anl lr's,ir-s spirited
Cij:I'n: the N.roGs hpu,rs conferred upon
whom were always richly rcpaii ~ his eminent
service. - the state.
E.ao'"'k furl u crry "f these r.sr,U'iruS hc
Iransmiiici 80 hl. nuir'ol wii.y, as cx ,rr.-ivc
OF OUr cyuIDir.... lh her.
u. l.. SrN>LIN Pros I.
J.
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THE JUpGMENT or NEWBEREY.-It is n matter
of deep regret that any one should ever feel
called upon to avcngc n wrong or wipe out an
insult by taking the law into his own hands
but there is extreme ease in which society
viii pardon the man who appeals to the quick
ballet rather than to the slow machinery of the
courts. The man who, with honey on his lips
and hell Of lust in his heart, deliberately wins
The confidence Of a trusting woman, that he
III Y irspOii her Of hcr virtue, and steal away
''rhc i"gnc Hate jewel Of her SOUL is enemy
to society and society shoul be speedily rid of his
prcscEcc. Ilc ut once violates the sacred rites of
hospitality and tramplcs upon all law, social.
civil auh moral and the first and last resort of
the kiMSmcn of the wrongcd woman should be-
to powder and ball. The castle in which fe-
NAL, chastity dwclls il sacred and no punish
Tcnt is too sure swift or severe for the
IL iscrcaut who darcs to invade it Xcraii.
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ISAwork recently publish d By Charles Scrib-
ner's Sons, New York Campaigns of the Civil
War; is statistical record OF the armies OF
tie United States" From this record is now
made known definitely the actual lass of life
from various causes on the Federal side, during
the late war OF those killed in battle, died of
wounds aui injuries, suicide, homicide, execu-
tion, died of disease I'd from unknown causes,
there were 5,72i regulars, 2O5,26 white
volunteers, and 33, $50 colored troops, moking q,
grand total of 304, 1863. There were $500
wounded Il lS4.79l missing or captured.
Out of every 65 one was killed in action out
of every So one died Of wounds out or every
l3 one died of disease out of every one died
in service out of every 10 one was wounded in
action. Aud as great many OF the men never
came near the front where suhjected to :be
risk, of battle, the proportion of casualties to
those who actually in the field was OF
course much greater. 1t is assumed that Of
every 200, G62 were at the front and took part
in the operations. OF these one of every AT
was killcG in battle one in every IS. died VI
wounds, one in every l3.5 died of disease. SO
that of every % men at the front, one lost bis
life from some cause or another.
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Tmm DAELINGroS FACroEY.-Writing from
Darlington un Ter date of June %, ''Mnim"
says: The Darlington Manufacturing Company
met at the courthouse yesterday morning and
Effected a permanent organization. Eleven di-
rectors were elected, consisting of the most
energetic, reliable and thorough business men
Of the place The charter that had been OBJ
tanned from the clerk was read over and ndop-
ted. By'laws were read over and adopted. II
was reported that Sl"O,O 900 bad been secured.
There is $50, 600 more in sight and available,
and n bright prospect of $1,000 more. The
foundations have been laid broad and deep, the
first gun fired. aud Darlington, shaking herself
free of her Rip Van Winklc sleep of many
years, joins hands with some of her sister coun-
ties in Tie onward march to wealth and hAppi-
ness.
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Free School Picnic.

The pupils of the Free School will give n
delightful picnic to day i'll Mr.. G. Cages beat
tiiul grove. There will be lots Of fun and good
eating, and everybody, their wives, dnugh-
tcrS and swccthcarts are invitcd and it is cx.
pcctcd that all those folks will be there
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W. VI. FOSTER Chm.
From Skull Shoals
June 2G, 1898.

June 20, 1855.
MR. EnIroH.--ricasc accept rcspcc,s, with
the accompanying cotton bloom, first seen Sat
urday, 23d, inst, aml pulled ny one of my sons
yesterday. 1t is from one ekirI stHik.
CROPS are rs backward and unpromi,ing
ever saw them. Wheat and fall sown oats, on
good land, are n full crop, spring sJWn oats, on
poor land, perfect failure.
Corn in loamy bottom land is making q nice
start, but on stiff, clodly land has never come
up and now that we have rain willskavc to hc
planted over. The most favorable seasons
hence may relieve us, otherwise we may prepare
cor hard year in 1881. Crops are clean :;
riHny peas are being planted on oat stubblc an!
ia corn fields, which may he q relief to us.
Nursery Fruit * vc.y defective; the native
varieties w.'hsood The coli spring better.
Stock aud Vro@ision raising on the increase.
We arc now heying rain in abundance, which
cheer, "a "p
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To Matilda.

You are right. The nuisance should be sup
pressed. a few arrests would not only make
the parties you alude to witnesses, hut break
up the foul dcns Such n course is now about
to be taken hy parties who will push it through,
"lct the chips fall where they may"
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Nix. KER TALKS. s.---Mr. " n. ". kcr, who has
been assisting the government in the prusccu-
ton of the star route trials, expressed himself
freely TO Philadelphia reporters Sunday, with
REGARD to the cases. lie characterized th c
verdict as the triumph Of the very lowest order
Of reason. There Que or two men on
the jury who, it is said did not believe in God
one of the counsel for the defendants, who
himself prcicndS not to ncicvc in the Deity,
has been quoted saying that he did not fear
the result Of the trial, because there was one
man on the jury who was not afraid Of God,
and the defendant, Dorsey, who is follower of
lngcrsOl. was ready to take any formal oath at
at all. Added TO this is the trouble that the
government will always have in obtaining
District of Columbia
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Sunday School Convention of Bogansville Town

ship.
The committee appointed to arrange pro
gram&.c and appoint time and place of meeting,
met at West Springs Saturday, June 23d, AMI
adopted the following:
Convention to he held with Union (Put man y
church on the third Saturday in July.
PROGRAMME
First subject for discussion: What is the
duty Of the sunday Shool Supcrint cndeat his
school? Opened hy J. Il. Sumner.
II. Should teachers he employel in Sunday
Schools, who are not members of the church :?
First speaker, l.. p. Began.
Sd. What would be the best method To in.
crease the attendance Of adults? Opcaci by
J. H. pnckct.
The following are appointed to write essays,
viz: Miss hIdic Gibbs, Miss Moiiic L. Foster,
AMI Miss Erannon Rodgers.
W. VI. FOSTER CHI II.
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ISly" For prudential reasons VIC have been
requested not to publish the testimony in the
case Of the State against Levi Gist and Nick
Mnycs, for burning Mr.. Briggs house which
resulted in mistrial AMI will nc tried at the
October term.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Citations, Notices to Creditors and
Notices of Final Discharge must be
paid for beforo they will appear in
our columns.
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No. The Little Green Front is receiving the
incest assortment Of fancy groceries, fresh and
delightful fancy cakes, candles, canned goods,
fruits, sc. We have tried their and know what
We are talking about. Advertisement will ap-
pear next wcc'i
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EGIy' Gen James ConnOr Of Charleston died
nt the residence of his fa:hcr.inlaw, in Rich
mond Va, last Tuesday, the 10Th, aged 81 years.
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The STATE VS.. Perry Jetsr..-ArsOn.
Mr.. Solicitor Duncan for the State.
Mr.. J. e. Wallace for the Defense.

mr y. Y. hRiIhce Tor inc DelcnSe.
The PHOsECUTIoN.
Mrs. Briggs, sworn. House was burnt on the
night of the 18th April, 1888. House was set
on fire. was sleeping in the second floor
Retired about half past eight o'clock. Left my
| two eldest daughters down stairs in the sitting
room. My daughter, Ophela, aroused me, say
| ing the house was fire. then aroused The
other children, and attempted to go down stairs.
The smoke smothered ne so. that had to go
back | went to an end window, raised il, got
out on the shed and threw my little son off.
then jumped. injured in my hip AMI
ankle. could not get up. The children dragg-
ed me into the garden. | smelt kerosene when.
| started down stairs. Elias Dawkins and some
of the other boys helped me over the fence. |
| saw the defendant, Perry Jetcr. lie came up the
road running. kept my eye on him. as l
wanted him to assist me. lie never looked
towards me, but said lie was tired. wanted
him to get the carriage. lie came from the field
earlier than usual that afternoon. lie eat at the
house but left that night without mentioning il
to me. Mr. Briggs kept kerosene oil. Two or
three days before the fse, Perry came for kero-
sene with an oil can, did not let him have it.
remarked about his wanting kerosene oil. Mr.
Briggs was in Frorda at the time. Two or three
days before the fire, Perry came to me to change
some money for him. went into the room
where my money was and left him standing at
the dining room door. lie followed me into
the room where the bureau was. I handed him
the change. Had gun in the house. That
afternoon Perry fired the gun off. heard it
fire and saw him bring it back. | was aroused
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Ge?5' You can get the best kind of Ice Cream
at Owens's Ice Cream saloon. Go and try II
saucer.
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Coming,

MIR. l.. j. Gage, representing Francis II.
LcGgcttc s Co., importing and jobbing Groccrs,
Of New York, informs us by card that he will
be in Union aboutthc 30th of this month. Hold
your orders for him.
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BUTH PRIECTALs DEAD.--Tallahasscc, Fla,
June lS.-Near Harmony Baptist Church the
wives of George Anderson and Cato Wade quar-
relied about n cup of salt. Tho husbands took
the quarrel up and settled it with shot guns,
both firing at the same time. Anderson was
shot dead Instantly and Wade died a few hours
atIcrwarl. Both were shot through their bod
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TRAVELLERS ROBBED BY ROAD AGENTs.--Hele-
ma, Montana, June 2l.--The Butte City coach,
with eight passengers was stopped by road
agents on this side of the Boulder Mountainsat
4 o clock yesterday afternoon. The passengers
were searched and robbed of all their money
and valuable. The robbers took the treasure
box. The amount of the contents is not yet
known.
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PHiLADELrHIA' ) CuAEXEL llOUSEs. - Philadcl
phia June 2l.--Thc portions OF human remains
found yesterday in the house formerly occupied
by DR.. Hathaway were examined at the c0ro
nrs office to-day by the coroner's physician
and the entire collection was pronounced by him
to be fetal bones. lie expressed the opinion
that they were probably the remains of dozen
babes. The authorities will make an examination
Ui another dwelling ol SiA,h street which has
been recently occupied by Dr.. hathaway, end
which Is thou iH - be another charmal house
Officers this afternoon ma ic search Ci the
premises on Bristol avcHu', ncl. EiNh street,
occupied by DR.. Hathaway Mt the time Of MiS
arrest two weeks ago. The search resulted in
the discovery of II small leather satchcl filed
wi>h vinls continuing liquids and powders.
surgical Instrument was also + and, which
the doctors wife, who lives in the house
SAID he uscl in his mctrious paaclicc. An
account book was found which covered the
period extending from May 1876, to July, 1882,
and contained the names and addresses of
about two hundred females with the amount
charged for services written on the margin.
HATHAWAY ) Cm,RERL IIoUsC.-Philadclph
Jane 22.--ThC terrible details Of the cXposu c
ofpr liaihaway's ilcgitmatc conduct that have
been reported were confirmed TO day by the
wife oithc mai practitioner. She made u full and
explicit statement 10 the Chief of Police of her
knowledge Of her husbands operations The
Chicf refused 20 make her statement public, as
il would interfere with the work in the case.
lie says he intends TO verify il and ii possible
obtain witnesses vino have had relations with
the doctor.