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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-24

THE store room between McLure's and
being repaired for the occupation of Mr..
Rose who will open fancy grocery store
there.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-24

THERE were two deaths in town on the
same Gay last week among the colorci peo-
pie, one was Lizzie Jcter the step-daughter
of Rev. a. Sullivan and the other was Ema-
line Beaty.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-24
WM. a. NICHOLSON,
l.. L. MuRrnY,
II. Nj. SPARKs,
GEO. GEDDEs,
s. s. STOKES.
Mr.. L. l.. CAN'T: ::
Spartanburg, :. G.


Spartanburg, 5. c.
In your issue of The Headlight Aug. 10th
you published a letter from Santuc, S. c.,
making the statement that |, when a county
commissioner of Union County appointed
negro oversccrs over white men, when the
white men objected. There is not word
Of truth in this statement, and the man who
wr,tc you the letter knew he had lied when
he so stated. Why don't, your correspond
cnt sign his name to his letters and then |
can explain his animus in lying on me.
1t was my rule as one of the county com.
missioners of Cni.n to always have the
white men on the ro,d elect the road over
seer, and on enc c. two occasions when
thsrc were almost entirely colored men on
The road The white men would ask that q
certain negro he appointed as they did not
work anyhow. Any statement that did
not give Mr.. Stokes or any one else perfect
satisfaction about the business of the county
commissioners Office Of Union County is false
did not appoint Beatty road ovcrsccr over
white men but appointed him because they
asked me to DO it rs they the white men
intended TO have him take the negroes ond
work the road.
ask that you give this reply the same
prominence you gave your Santuc CORES
pondent.- .-HeddivM. Very Truly,
b. L. DUNCAN.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-24

THE Johnson Rifles was out this week in
the new uniforms, twice in the fatigue and
once in the dress. The uniforms are very
pretty and are quite an inspiration to the
boys
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-24

JUDGE ALDRICu i'll the Aiken liquor cases
that came before him recently ruled that the
dispcnsary law was unconstitutional. in
doing so he did not commit himself as to his
personal opinion, but decided the case in
accordance with the ruling Of the Supreme
that the acts were substantially alike and
that if one was unconstituti onal the other
must tc, The Supreme Court had s,il the
act of % was unconstitutional on broad
course than TO declare the other the same
The case will probably be carried to the
Supreme Court.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-24

GRAHAM s. SrARKs have had cleaning
up this week preparatory for the Fall.
White wash aud the brush have been freely
used.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-24

". desire 10 make correction which
ought to have been made last week. and
would have been, but for the confusion the
office was in The Managers of Election for
Jonesville SHOULD have been 4. c. White,
instead Of Adolphus White w. C. Gault,
instead of Ike Gault; and F. L. o. Shields.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-24

FAINT BRorHER's store room just beyond
their grocery store is being repaired for a
new occupant.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-24

Miss Mary Duncan will open n Primary
-SGEGel for boys aud girls on October the
first at residence Of Mr.. S. Nj. Rice.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-24

The Di-pensary business here is improv-
ing. When 1t opened the business was dull
for about 4 week, but it has been
getting better all along from week
TO week and We learn that the trade
this week has been good We hear
that the Di.pensaries oil over the State are
making good sales, and doing much better
now 'ntn when they were first opened. The
D'spen 'cr here says that he will have to put
in nn order in few days rs lie is running
sh orr "m several lines
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-24

For Snlc.-My interest, which is one
half, in the brick store now occupied by III.
+. Scaiic, OH Main street.
MAMIE J. BLAIR,
Grccnyillc, :. &.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-24

NN"% McENGLIsn, negro here in town
ha' cOutrivcd Il new mode of collecting
h'4 but it doesn't pan. Claiming that
Will Lylcs, cOlorci, Was indebted to him in
th" .uin of 500, he armcl himself with q
club last Saturday night and went out to
CO !" :ne amount lie met his debtor near
the BAPTIST church on Min street and COM
mcnc'd operations by Telling the said
debtor with the club. No doubt his earnest
solicitations would have been very effective
Ia not policeman Frank Israel persuaded
j n 20 desist. He was let out of Jail Mon
d.! morning on payment of $3.50.
.S--
HERE was Il meeting of the Butterflies in
Columbia on last Tuesday. 1t is not known
what WAS done. The Conservative papers
s'y that it was called for the purpose Of
liking over the political situation, and to get
formation from all over the State. On
The other hand the Reform papers seem to
'aiuk shat it was for the purpose of concoct-
ing some scheme to elect General Butler to
'hc Senate. 1t is all mere surmi-c how
ever, as the meeting was not even held up
town but was probably he'd at some private
residence There were representatives from
nearly every section Of the State.
knights of Pythlas Conclave
Now is good time 10 visit Washington
The rates have been reduced for the benefit
of KS OF r., tut any rcrSom may take al
vantngt of the reduction. Flrst-clas5 fare
round trip will be on sale August % to -
inclusive, and will be limited to September
9th. Final limit may be extended Il the
lIth if tickets are deposited with the agents
Of the lrunk Line Ass c.ut,au.
Here is your opportunity 10 see The most
wonderful city in America if you have
never hal that pledsnrc
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-24

Poultry Powders a -urc cure l.l Cnichyu
Cholera Eor sale iy CNlON DRUG CO
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-24

N,ay No.'r 'inNv
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-24
~ August "a, 1894.
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

~11,EnoN, 81 so PER ANNUM.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05
I5EE LOST HUSBAND.
4 wife Learns of Hes Husband Through
gHc Constitution.

Ehc Constitution.
The members of The Constitutions staff
have fallen heirs 30 "a peculiar legacy, and
:.ll Ola account OF ara advertisement.
~. All. was inserted by hon. J. w Hay
good. Judge 81 the county court OF Macon
county. and stated that he desired informa-
tion as 20 the where abouts of the heirs OF
Joshua STAFFORD. formerly OF Tattnall coun-
u. Joshua Stafford died recently and left
considerable property 70 DC distributed
among mas unknown heirs.
\ Few days ago The Constitution received
q letter from NirS- Nancy GarrOH3y stat
loTH az Agnes, Miss, IN Which she said
sire SAW an advertisement la The Consti-
Joshua Stafford. of Tattnall county. she
wrote, stating that she was the first and
living Wife Of Joshua and that she had not
seen or heard of hin since the war.
T. seems taat The Constitution has not
Cuiy carried ncr the news of the death of
her long lost husband but has also con-
- large estate. which VIII 80 TO her upon
th. fact Of her claims that she was his
lawful wife being established.
Joshua Stafford was very wealthy man.
owning much property in Tattnall county,
among which WAS the land lot upon which
tie town oi Arab, on the Georgia Southern
AM Florida railroad, Is located:
The letter from Mrs. Stafford was for
V,ardel L. Judge HaYgood, at Montczuma.
ana ae writes very interesting letter to
Tae Constitution about the matter.
The judge say ; IA part; II fuly agree
win Won that The Constitution is the
-,reatest advertising medium in the land.
As soon as 1 can recover these wild lands
in the pincy woods of DoolN ana Wilcox,
'rhc Constitution staff. log cabin, 2o2l2
acres of land. pointer dog and "a breech-
loading shotgun, Tor the purpose of winter
resort.
Thus the fact has been once more de-
monStrated that il pays to let things be
known in The Constitution.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05
"QUEEN OF THE OUTLAWS"
"DolIy" Is Described as "a Young We
man of Nerve.

Fort Smith. Ark, October 31-From the
territory lately there have been coming
stories of Dolly, the Queen of the Out
laws" who has become fully identified
with the Cook gang. She accompanies them
on their pillaginS expeditions, and is said
TO be a handsome, dashing young woman,
who possesses courage unlimited, aud whose
daredevil recklessness exceeds thai of the
once noted Belle Starr.
She wears a six-shooter and a big bowie
knife and carries d Winchester. With a gun
she is a dead shot, and is cool and collected
In time of danger.
The gang was camped not far frcih Sail
sbaw. two stations west of Muldrow rot
long ago, when she went into town. ac-
companied by two of the boys as tar as the
outskirts Attired i'll short dress. close fitting
Jacket and felt hat she boldly walked into
the postoffice and inquired for mail, after
which she visited several stores, where
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05
CARR CONVICTED uF ,iIRpEli.
His Trial Occupied Nearly n Week of
Court Days.


A1.x carr. CHARGED with the murder %
II - King. was put on trial iu 'ae cr-lai-
nj suuer.sr court cf Fulton county. Juase
Richard clark prcsiains, on I'5t Ao"I''y.
ON Friday afternoon. after remaining out
les taau an hour. the jary brought ~ a
verdict az guilty.
Il was on ;he -ith OF August that or"
committed lhl rJwar.iy murder Ger "1icn
H. g.as Indicted. tried AMI convicted. lie
walked up behind Captain king On Broad
street about o'clock in the afternoon ami
fired a bullet into his head BEFORE ine
victim could fall a second ball was fired
ard as lie lly PROSTATE, hetp.r-s!y with
ius. before his assassin. Carr uiei the re-
manning three bullets. any one ~ "h4~.i
world have been fatal
At the time OF The kil.nE carr was
apparently same aaI said t1at ac had a
cause for the killing. he .r1cualiy as
summed q look ~ non-!atCii.sclce ana soon
IVES apparently insane. H- was cN&m-
incI b- physicians ard by three procuunc-
al insane. and by aS ma-y others Ge-
c:arei TO ne sane TEis sEEcTt testimony
Was introduced al t.ie trial. nEc defense
Attempted 90 prove by Witness .s-a. had
known Alex carr all his lie th-- a- VAS
= peculiar fellow AMI exceedingly CGENy
and queer The stale declare l.sc guilty
ami charged e conspiracy he, ..-..I Alex
Carr. John Carr and J.. y. .;'las 30 Nj
King John carr and Bailey y-.i. ue tired
shortly. Judge Clark charged that u the
jury thought that ~ tle time Of tile killing
Carr knew the difference between right
and wrong the verdict should he Ssilty.
The delay in the verdict was caused by
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05
PROVISIONS. GRAIN. ETC.
CONSTITUTION OFFICE.
ATLANTA. Ca. November ;, 1894.
Groceries.

Atlanta November ;i-Eoasted coffee 2o-75 2 100
r. cases Green Extra choice 2oc; choice good l9c;
ir -: common &c sugar GRADUATED = =; pow
flerrd .,ls-. eat loaf Jizc, white extra 4c; New
Orleans yellow clarified 4 q 4iac. yellow extra ic.
Syr5,f,-Npy Orleans choice De. prime SOC fOc. COM
mon poo uc NcIJ--t tieUuIn" tUi 500 SOC. mn
So, IN, ...s.r sIc Ht.--Rac 35af DOE; green 4Om
,;tic NfItuge 80 So. Alispice 100 re. singapore
n..Uter L.. Hagr 90 Iace-IeaI -: GOOD bl2c,
common 4,-c- imported Japan 90 .,i-'- Nlt
HavIv's dairy .I.4C; ice cream sI.un; Virginia 90
tbtesn-Flats 2t.ta I.,l,c. White fish. bDiS S4ooi
mali, go, MackproI-l. EblS SG.oao 6.oe. soap
ial9yv ZOO bars - ~. -:i.OO turpentine, 90
hars :, .5,., = %. Cand.as-Par.u 1Ic star lie
NIatcht--4UUs S1.0U: :;1Os $1,000 80; zoos
$1,000 = 20. ties Gross, $50. Sojl-he-s- bulk
lc: do. n package 'sc. eases n .,t~. 90 ana =
f4s So do J., q tilac. Crackers-&AA soda ,''ec;
XEN butter tiFc. &\N pearl oysters 6l4c, shell ana
excelsior .c. lemon cream sc; MN ginger Snaia c'
roruhils O.. Candy n Assorted SticH q: trcnch
rnivss Io4l2i. Canned goods Condensed milk
= 700 .5U: i.ljtatiuu mackerei e;i:t t.oi; sat
mon - ,5d6;I. +. ". Oysters Sl..o; l. W >t-','
corn S,S.lUr:.5O, Tomatoes 500. haii potash
$40 Starrh-Ptarl -lc; lump IL; nickel TacAase
=; g. celluiod 5000 pickes-Plaln or MIXED
piuts 5000 i.uu- quarts Sl-looT I'D foW1et-
Rile. kegs. $50; A. kegs sl.SO; q kegs sI-Ao'
S4}Ot-SI = sack
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05
THE EXPOSITION NILLs
To Largely Increase the Capacity of Its Out
put by Addin; 10000 spindIes.

As announced i'm yesterdays Constitution
the Exposition Cotton Mills Company is TO
increase It's plant TO just double the present
size. putting in an additional 5000 splndles.
which win make the factory the largest in
the south.
The matter wos discussed at n meeting
OF the directors held Saturday and resou-
lion passed instrucliEg the board of dlrec-
tors - take the question under consideration
and have plans FOR the necessary changes
prepsred, ready TO bc submitted at the
next meeting OF the stockholders. The
board. acting on these instructions. made a
thorough investigation of the subject and
prepared "A report recommending that
building sufficiently large to accommodate
a least 5000 more cotton spndles be erected
and that the additional machinery and other
necessities he purchased at once. The report
submitted 10 the stockholders of the
company NJ a meeting held Tuesday af-
ternOon II the Atlanta National bank.
\ majority of all the stockholders was
present at that meeting, and the recommend
atoms and plans submitted by the com
mittee were adopted. which made the &c
complishment of the scheme a certainty.
br. J. -. Turner president of the Expo
sition Cotton Mills Company, stated last
night that in accordance with the action OF
the stockholders, work would be commenced
Immediately On the plans. ard that he had
teiegr3phed Mr.. Stephen II. Green, the mill
architect of Boston, Mass TO come to
Atlanta ~ once. Mr.. Green left Monday
FOR Gr,cnville. :. c. whore = large cotton
mil factory is located and ne is expected
70 return today. Just as soon rs the plans
can be drawn the erection of a handsome
brick building w.lI be begun. which will
De located in close proximity to the compa-
ny's present factory.
As stated Il will be rapidly pushed 10
completion ana by the time that is done, the
additional machinery win have arrived ready
fer beng se- up and operated by the 400
now employee that viii be- brought To At
lanta as a result of the enterprise. Capital
ana energy are two objects that cannot he
beaten and The Exposition cotton mills OIL
Cals possess in abundance Of both. therefore
we can soon boast OF having an establish
mert that would De a ere. 10 some of the
most prominent manufacturing cities in the
world.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05
4 Georgia scene.

The doves above the peahelds winging.
The squirrel chattcr.HE in the swamp;
In cabin-homes the fiddle singing,
Near woodlands where the rabbits romp.
Autumn, me in Georgia,
Happy on the way!
Put some resin on that bow,
Dance till break o. day!
The corn the ample barns is pilinG;
The Gcccy foCks are in the fold;
And every hill is brightly smiling
In wondrous tapestry Of gold.
Autunn-time in Georgia.
SWceter far than May;
Put some rosn on that bow
And dance till break o. dayi
Not Much on 49,, .Nun.
That's a fine animal you're riding, ma
jor."
YES. sir. If ] could only run like my
mule. I'll have been in congress six years
ago.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05
wrtm GEORGIA. PRoDUcTs.
Ore og the Deepest Water Vessels
E..es go aran.,NicI> pmIIs Ont.

Isaas3 down with the good ana valuable
tLin.s Georges. can produce the Ramore
Head pulled away from The Brunswick
port Wednesday for the other side.
Tive vessel is one OF the direct line Of
steamers known as the Scottish line, and
as tHo dsSs Tapped i'm The breeZes some Of
tac moa. valuable products OF the state
were rolling toward the deep destined for
some al tne European ports, where they
wilI Ice converted into articles Of trade.
THE Ram1re Head OF the Scottish line,
iS one If the deepest drawing vessels that
ever Touched az "A southern port, and car
I.ld one uf tine largest CargOcs that can
move across me water. some days ago She
put in-o ErCasWiek where she had been
~, fe1. a9l began loading cargo that was
awaiting her and was then coming into the
c.D ou tus roads entering a.. nder The
direction oi Captain 4. r.. Churchill. prCSi-
dent of tae brunswick Terminal Company,
,ae hoa. was loaded and the voyage was
H.a~r timber the Sfatc can afford, ana
many ui thp wost precious minerals. But,
iu .l probability. one of the moss valuable
Fsrts gf tGc load was Fl. beJuNitp from
tae u.rlhorn par, ot the 'tc. The hoauS-
ita Nas lalieI from tA, seiEh50rhcJd of
aaHi.J farau-sa Atlanta by the train load
tHr lHuu-uiel. to catch the boat. II is
used tu tH. working of aluminium, and -
e-c rf the most valuable productions of
valuable that has left Georgia in a long
time. al3 when the boat pulled away from
its brunswick mornings there was quite
large crowd on jne WharFcs 90 see the lass
Ha.-ariu4 u 5hc breeze as the boat went
away
If the Baby - Cutting Teeth.
he sure ANA use that Old and wcll-triel
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05

Medical science at last reports a positive
cure for asthma in the Kola plant, found
on the Congo river, west Africa. So great
is their faith in it's wonderful curative pow
ers, the kola Importing Company, 116i
Broadway, New York. are sending out large
trial cases of the Kola Compound free to
all sufferers from Asthma. Send your name
and address on postal card, and they will
send you q trial case by mail free.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05

Atlanta November .i-fl1ur. first Patent S3.SO'
second pltert - 20: extra fancy $50; fancy $50
family - 30. Corn, Ne. I white tnc No WHITE
rs. MIXED 5$Ic Oats white 47c; mixed lie; rust
nroof :sttc seed rye Georgia zoe Hay choce TIM
othv ar. bales 800: No timothy. large hileS @oc:
i timothy, small bales soc. No. ! timothy. small
So. No > timothy small bales soc Meal plain ooc;
Io,,I 55c Whca bran, large sacks, soc; small SACKS
soc. Grits, pear! $50
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05
MEDICAL BREyITIES.
Chronic Cntarrh-Varieties,F Forms ano
Symphony i'm a Nutshell.

Catarrh of the Head-Nose stopped up
more or lesss, pain in forehead, sense OF
smell weak, scabs in nose, bad breath, snor-
ing, neezing, watery eyes. sleep with mouth
open.
Catarrh of the Throat-Voice husky or
hoarse, tickling in throat, hawking, voice
easily tired, splitting up stringy or thick
ened mucus, difficulty in swallowing, sore
throat and enlarged tonsils.
Catarrh of the Observation-Disclosures
tongue coated, water brash, fullness after
eating, hawking and splitting after meals,
dizziness, full feeling in the head, heavi-
ness at the pit of the stomach, and irregu-
lar appetite. In some cases there is con-
siderable pain in the tonlach.
Catarrh of the Bronchial Tubes-Persis-
tent cough, pain in chest, stitch in side rails
ing frothy mucus, sometimes streaked with
blood, gradual loss of flesh, cough worse
night and morning, tightness in upper por-
ton of the chest, and sometimes night
sweats. This form of catarrh will soon
end in consumption if not cured.
Catarrh is the same disease wherever
located, whether in the head, throat, stom-
ach or bronchial tubes. Pe-ru-na has come
to be recognized as the standard remedy
for chronic catarrh, as it cures catarrh
wherever located. Pe-ru-na does not pal
late the symptoms but removes the
causes, and thus makes a permanent cure.
Pe-ru-na cures where all other remedies
fail.
One of the best books ever published on
chronic catarrh by Hartman is being sent
free to any address by the Pe-Iu-na Drug
Manufacturing Company, of Columbus. o.
The Blow Killed Him.
Richmond. Va. November Maurice
FarTitor. a contractor. and Paul Grant.
both white got into a political discussion
on the street this afternoon. which ended
in Ferritor striking Grant two blows in
the face with his fist. Grant sank to the
pavement and died in few minutes.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05
Fru;ts and Confcctionaries.

Atlanta. November ;;-Arples S2-259 500 9 bbl.
pears =; -, 10 500 r Dbl. LEMONS MeSlna sf1op
:, -. F1ori,i - 1.5f >. 90 p box; sicily S225tc zoo
Oranges Florida >2.2lt12.5o- Cocoanuts ti@9 4c
Pinannules = crate. BauaHas-eeiected Sl-oo
- = ID IIo~ J:sasti -. RaisinS-New California
- 90. j. hoxts 81 Su: "A boxes 4)c. Curr3nts odf1c
Ir-born citron 200 9,Ic. <s-Amonds Toe pecsns
-, ~. S2To5i ~ bic: tilberts II lac; wanuts
II 20 IIc peauutsN iTginia electric lSht oc fancy
handpicked ;SI@Ie; -orth Carolina 3i2t9 &c georgia
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she did some trading, carrying six
shooter all the while.
Near the edge of town she held no three
men, taking from one gold watch and
from the others small sum of money,
then cooliy walked up the railroad track,
where she was Joined by the outlaws.
Dolly is but twenty-five years old. Her
true name is unknown and she guards the
secret of her identity well.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05

New York, November 3.-The total visible
supply of cotton for the world is 3,2S3,5iS
bales Of which 29ii3lS bales are American,
against 8, POI. 467 bales and 2,916,267 bales re
spectiVely last year; receipts of cotton this
week at all interior towns, $500 bales;
receipts from the plantations, 47S,9OS; crop
in sight 2,90932i bales.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05
Country Produce.

Atlanta. November 3-Egss i5g l6c. Butter
Western creamery 25af2.l2; fancy tennessee [og}
trv-Turkevs 1aS a h; mems 22l2a 70: spring
chickens large ISd2Oc: medium l2l2,a I2c; snall
- ~. ,iucks IS02U Dressed poultry turkeys
ILL., i3c: ducks I2iaT I5c chickens 100 IL =.
irish potatoes-Bur- - 500 20 : hbl; tennessee p
I'm ,;r,H-5c sweet potatoes. new 500 4oc 2 ou
Uoney-srr,,incd sGi DC; in the comb 100 l2l2c On
ions 9OcaSI 90 = bu., bbs. s2.5OGZ.10. CaooiSe
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-05
SOVEREIGN on srRIG1Es.
The Grand Master Workman Makes "a
Speech at IEuiius.

Speech at gluIins.
Dallas. Tex, November 2.-General Mas
ter Workman Sovereign of the knights of
Labor, spoke here yesterday to a crowd of
about 10000 people His speech in the main
was relative TO the laboTinS man in poll
ties. On the strike question Mr.. Sovereign
said:
II am frank to confess that we have been
striking and We have struck too many
times, tnat is, by the ordinary process, and
that too many of our strikes have been ill
advised, and l want To say to you that l
am opposed to strikes, and il l had my way
L never would have another strike by the
ordinary process. | would have nut one
labor strike and that at the ballot box.
Some people tank about bullets. Il is a
shame and a disgrace to talk about bullets
when ballot boxes are free. Let us cap-
ture the government by ballots, and then,
If anybody attempts 70 recapture it with
bullets, we will shoot him on the spot.
Through our organization we have prevent
ed ten strikes to every one that has taken
place"
The well known strengthening properties
of iron, combined with other tOnics and a
most perfect ncrVine, are found in Carriers
Iron Pills. which strengthens the nerves and
body and improves the blood and COmpleX-