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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17

THERE was IA right good crowd of voters at
Riccs bridge last Tuesday to witness the
opening of the Campaign. Mr.. Sanford
Wilburn, Chairman, called to order about
ccvcn o'clock, and introduced the first
speaker, reading his name from the TINES
The candidates were called invcrscly as the
names appear in the TINES, and they acquit-
tel III ,msclvcs very nicely the first day.
1Lero was quite lively debate among the
Candidates for the Legislature over the pro-
posed constitutional convention. We under
= and that Mr.. Godfrey Is. Fowler is the
opposed to the Convention. lie maintained
his side Of the question with strength and
vigor against Mcssrs. Gregory and Wc!ch
and Macomson who ma ic good speeches for
the convention. There were replies and
rcjonlcrs and the debate was very interest
ing.
There were two Uarbccuts on the ground
and under the auspices of the different par
ties So We were told. The solicitations to
take dinner were very pressing from both
sides and some very forcib,c arguments were
made use Of
There was a paper being circulated for the
candidates TO sign to pei l"c themselves not
10 treat or u.s. any mCacy during the Cam
paign for c'cclionccring purposes. We hear
that all signed il except two, but we have
not heard and do no; know who those two
were.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17

THE big excursion that passed here last
Wednesday had good many aboard. There
were two sections Of the train. We saw the
last one, but did not get to see the first. We
learn that it was crowded. Both sections
stopped here for dinner and were hand
somely accommodated by Capt. Gibbes
The tickets are good until the lst Of Scptem-
Der, so the eXcursionits will come back at
their leisure
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17

TIE delay in getting our paper out this
week was caused by the confusion attendant
on the repair work. All our machinery had
to be removed and replaced and then clean
cd off. We think now that we have done
we'll to get out this weeks issue ut oil. One
consolation, we will not have 10 go through
with it all again in some time.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17

run for Governor before the people. lie
says that he is standing squarcly on the
original Reform platform that lie left the old
Democratic party to get rid Of rings aud
bossism aud that the last state is worse than
the first. We hear that his card will be in
the papers next week.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17
Eta Jane.

Arn l.--Prof James ~ Ross. Of Sharon,
BEGAN his singing school at Salem last
thu,>day. He has fifty scholars. He
,r,, it.aicl in music about three years ago in
one pr rhc best schools in Boston. On the
first lty hc made the announcement that he
come here To- teach music and nothing else.
unl that NJ Wrring, talking or laughing
uli |c allowed lming the time the School
was .I session Those whV cone iOr that
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17

We have just heard of the death Of the
aged and highly respected Mr.. F. w. Eison,
of Jonesville. lie died last Sunday night
aud was buried Tuesday morning at ii
o clock. The funeral service was conducted
by Rev. a. A. James.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17

MRs. MARIE OETzEL, is having nice little
Cottage built on South Street. BY the way,
sc.:h Street ms several new buildings, and
maybe the repair of the side walk oil the
way down would be worthy of the consider
alton Of the Council.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17

Oun young friend, C. NJ. Graham, of New
berry, has been offered good position in
the cotton business at Houston, Texas, but
doesn't know yet whether he will accept.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17

ALL Democratic Voters should have their
names enrolled on the Democratic Club Roll
Of their respective Townships before the
day of Election. Those Of Union Township
can have their names enrolled by calling on
S. s. Stokes. Scc'y pro ten.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17

Mr.. AND Mrs. V. L. CRUMProN, who have
been boarding heretofore, have moved into
Mr.. Grants new house on Virgin street, to
go to housekeeping.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17

Do not forget that the State Sunday
School Convention meets here Tuesday the
4th Sept. Let Union do her best to make
the Convention q success.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17
List Of Letters

Remaining in the Postollicc Mt Union, foe
the week ending Angus. Il, 1894
Miss Mary Eta Miss II Ericl ard
Mi's Francis Faucet Miss Mary Carter
Mrs T. l. Brown
Persons calling for the above letters viii
please say itadycrtiscl. and will he required
TO pay ono cent for their delivery.
i. w. HARRIS, p. NJ,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17

MANY thanks TO MIR. II. F. Hawkins, fol
the nice watermelon that he sent us les
week. We pronounce it excellent.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17
MARRIED.

Married by J. &. Long, Notary puhlic, at
Union, on l2Ih Aug, 1891, Mr.. n. Dixon
LIu!t.iOhn, to Miss Fannie G. & ack, both Of
Uni"n County.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17

MR.. JNo. I. ROSE has resigned as Chief
Of Police and will open up fancy grocery
store soon
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17
Index to New Advertisements.

Plain Talk--A. II. Foster s. Co.
Clearance Sale-New York Racket. E.
Tillman or Butler ?-Bailey s. Murphy.
Tozer Eugines-John A. Willis, Columbia,
South Carolina.
Rice, ID. d., Columbia, Sc. Ca.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The p. o. will be opened for business
from 8 A. NJ. to COOP. NJ.
The Money Order Department will be
opened for business from 8 A. NJ. to A I. NJ.
Mail going East will close promptly at
l2.4O L. NJ; going West Ito Z. NJ.
The mail will be taken from the street box
each day 80 minutes before the trains ar
rive.
r. W. HARRIS. p. NJ.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17
RULES

fDr gor"rniny he membership of Democratic
CUBS, tie QuaNfc0tjon Of votsrs, and tie
conduct Of Pr6mary Elections Of the Demo-
cratic Party Of South Carotna.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17

THE Democratic Reform Primary was held
in the Cour, House here last Saturday
Before the meeting was called TO order, the
club list was examined to see what names
were enrolled. The meeting was called to
order by the Chairman, Mr.. c. II. Peake, at
meeting was to elect delegates to the meeting
TO bc held next Monday and also to vote for
Governor and Lieut.. Governor. The Chair.
then asked whether it was the pleasure of
the Convention TO vote for the delegates first
or for Governor. After some little debate it
was decided to elect the delegates first.
Mr. Nicholson: "lIas an opportunity
been given those present whose names are
no, enrolled, to enroll themselves, now.
Chair. mo, but we give that opportunity
now All who are not enrolled can come
forward and enroll now"
The Chairman was about TO announce that
the body would proceed to the election of
delegates when hc was interrupted by
Sheriff Long, with a motion that the election
be put oil until eleven o'clock lie sad that
though the time had arrived, yet there might
be some who had not gotten in aud some
feeling might hc ayo;dcd, and no harm done
by waiting liit'c. Aztec some short talks
pro and con the Chair proposed 10 carry OH
both elections simultaneously with two boxes
This seemed 10 meet the appreciation Of every
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1894-08-17

Pu'try Powder, -.r, cure FIR Chicken
Cholera For sale hy UNION DRUG co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-07

CRIMINAL DEPARTMEsT-HCNks.g }.
State VS.. Nathan sanguinstti-Burglary;
State vs.. Nate Young-Grand larceny ;
plea OF not guilty.
state vs.. Joseph Brentx
CIVIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..
Agnes Clark VS.. Seattle Consolidated
Railway Company-Dismisssd for want OF
prosecution.
James r. cranston VS.. Shepard. Henry
& Coon trial.
EQUITY nxFARrMESr--LAsefKr ..
81. Bowman vs.. Peter Martin ct al -
Findings concluded and decree OF fore
closure; signed
der ct all Judgment; signed.
Washington National building Loan and
Investment Association vs.. James =.
Cooper ct sl.-order Of defauit OF 1. }.
Sharkey; signed decree Of foreclosure.
William f. Williams va John Megrath
ct al.-Continued 20 September ~.
Belle Hood va. John MeErath ct a.
Continued 90 September q.
Nevada bank, Of san Francisco va A.
W. Piper ct ai.--Osder or default; signed.
William III. White VS. Joseph Schon-
bach ler-order for publication OF SUM
mons; signed.
pany et al.--Decree for plaintiff; signed.
PROBATE pKRARTsKSr-LAssLxr J.
Insanity of Michael Hurisy-commit.
msnt: signed.
Estate Of John E. Breon-ApprAissnsn'
El.A
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rnitses appointed By the maycr. and that
the MAYOR be also rsGnssse1 70 AJAX the
county commissioners 70 themselves set
Is members Of the Joint COMMITTEES WITH
she csgy councsi and the Cham5er Of Com
rnerce. ard 70 appotat such prominent
eiflxeaa Il ID. eennty Of King % ART wSfa
them 81 In their Judgment they aay deem
bess. ard that this joint COMMITTEES % con-
sslsuted shall take immediate aettOn to
wards securing the righs-of-wsy for tia
Lake Washington canal
Whlse the board q aldermen Vas wait
ing for the street light resolution 30 BE re-
turned to Il. IL passed tue resolution re-
gzxding r.ghg-of-wsy for the eansi without
debate A resolution introduced by Jor-
dan was also adopted, instFuctsng the
marksE Inspector 70 81 once condemn al
unwholesone fruits and vegetables offered
for sale; that he DO 80 AZ cnce and in =
thorough and vigorous manner; also
insiructing the corporation counsel to al
once prepare an ordinance imposing fne
OF not less than SO for selling unwhoie-
some frnit or vegetables. with an increased
dne for rspesting the oftsnse.
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Joseph Brentx. . boosbsaeE. charged
uish assault with . deadly weapon. was
On sraal before Judgs Hamss yesterday
afternoon The offsnss is alleged 20 have
nesn committed on Oliver Good yin a. the
~ Elmo house. on Main street.. July IT
tasa bFsnfx, who wss drunk. uaet Good
wa On the stairway and they o1arrsies
soont bucket Of beer one Of fharn vas
carrying Abusive language was Used,
and brsntz rushed out OF the house and
across the strsss TO q barber shop. where
ne tried to bar q razor, 80 cut the life
out OF fellow" as he said. The barber
refused 20 sell razsr, and Brsnsz bought
butcher knife a. 9 secondhand store. he
then hurried back 10 the lodging house
and struck Goodwin in the bacx Of the
neck At the trial yesterday the prosscus-
ing witness did not appear, although he
was seen In the city Wednesday. The
state tried to secure q continuanes, bat
Judge Harnes denied Q motion TO that sf-
feet The case went 10 the Jury 81 about
4o'clock, and an agreement not having
been reached 81 8 the court ordered .
sealed verdict
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a TAKES THE NINE.
r,.ir Fcrecloses on Cedar
Mountain Property.
-. JARVIS WANTS DIVORCE.
s~~s Her Husband Proved Hfmsslf
: Brnts-Jaxy sim oss %
prenfx Asssufs Case.

a. fks srperior court yesterday Samuel
80 81 San Francisco. recovered the sum
| .ssIs ~. together With interest. costa and
s,ssr,ezsenfs in . suit against the Cedar
sser Coal Company. the Pacific bank.
80 3. Fuller. W. II. Knight and C. II.
/ e-~s-.ers. bank commissioners acting
..xsr she laws Of California. and J. r.
E<xson.
r.. nlssntsT alleged that on March L.
81 he Cedar River Coal Company ere
-.s.1 10 him It's promissory nots for sl5,-
- ssvabis March !. is92, ct 8 per cent
.~ss,sss. payable monthly, secured by .
.wsxass on the following property;
rhs night 70 mine coal in aud upon the
sssts < south y section %. . y southeast
{ ssd southeast X southwest X and lot l.
ectsos %, township 70 north. range east.
- he tee simple of the northeast Il
- rsst 4 and lots /. 2. 3. 4 and 6. Sec
snn i. and lot 4 and southeast u SOUTH
~ssf /. and south X southeast section
8 Ill ia township 3 north, range 8 east.
sc<ssher with all buildings, improvements,
ksrsss and machinery used IN mining.
bssif also alleged that he paid on Sep
t<ater IS. 1890. 10 the Pacific bank for the
re q ths NcoAF htfef tosA Noua p1bf
4 Sc. and on March 30. 1881, also TO the
fselfs Dank the further sum Of $1,000.
sss % May q. 1892. sis,0oo No part Of
tsss Sums vas paid except &c. os24s.
The plaintiff therefore asked for judy
rsns eovsring these several sums, with
tssssst. and that the claims Of Defendants
yallsr. Knight, Dunsmore. Gleason and
De Pacific bank. who claim some interest
b be property, be declared secondary.
Jasrs Langley. sitting in chambers,
s.xnsd Judgment for the sum sued for.
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-. .uaIenes Hear, DR. Al,.en

The pastor of the First Presbyterian
church Was gratihed last evening by the
presence of large audience ~ the fourth
ia the series of services being held this
week in preparation for the Holy Com
munion TO be celebrated next Sunday. A
large number vent forward at the close, as
on the previous evening. to unite with the
church on profession of faith. DR.. Alison
preached from the text, Joshua xiv is;
Choose ye this day whom ye will serve. =
He spoke OF the appeal which the greater
Joshua (Jesus) makes to every one 10 now
choose, sayings Every one is response
BILE for the exercise Of his yolition. No
one can help choosing. Every one 10 now
deciding his own destiny. Heaven has be-
gun il every ons Of US. or il has not.
Every sunset finds us days march
nearer home or farther away from it." The
last meeting in the series viii be held this
evening at 8 o'clock.
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eearts and Public omeea.

The Kenyon will case comes up for hear
Ing Tuesday. September IL
The county commissioners met yester-
day and adjourned till Monday, without
transacting any business.
In Judge osborn's court yesterday o. ].
wallace reported for duty as petit juror,
on an open vsnirs issued Wednesday.
Marriage licenses we're issued yesterday
for lnnes M. Davidson and Marion q,
fowis. both OF Seattle; John Marphy and
Birdie Blair, both Of Fremont: John
Hansen ard Katherine johnson, both of
sisbert. Kitsap county.
Rsmittiturs from the supreme court we're
received and sled in the superior court
Murphy, State vs.. Charles r. Repath.
State Va. Elmer Mayberry, h. h. Amss va.
County Commissioners.
Nate Young was arraignsd before Judge
Humes yesterday on q charge OF grand lar
ceny, and entered plea Of not guilty.
The case has been set for trial September
Ia Young lie charged with having robbed
Charles r. Heath. . sick man In the Stew
ems hotel, Of two drafts, each for $64.
Albert L. Ids & Son yesterday CON-
msnced an action in the superior court
against Charles II. Baker TO recover s22265,
balances due on an Ideal engine and hose
for the Grand hotel, sold by plaintiffs 20
Collins & Laxier, whose credit 20 the
amour. Of $500 was guaranteed by Baker.
Michael Hurley, a laborsr, s. years of
age, was yesterday adludged insane By
Judge Langley, and ordered committed 10
the asylum at Steilacoom. Hurley has
been afflicted with insanity since August
26 and imagines that he il about 70 be
poisoned. Daring the examination he
was quiet, and refused TO answer most OF
the questions asked him.
Judgments we're signed yesterday by
Judge Langley against the defendants In
the following cases: s. /. Bowman Va.
Peter Martin ct al, 1854 ~; Bank Of Brit
ish Columbia va Fred +. Sander. 81. 2i4.64:
Washington National Building Loan and
Investment Association vs.. James +.
Cooper ct al, q, 400; Samuel Blair vs..
Cedar River Coal Company ct al. "a, ao9.
The juneau Trading Company. OF
Juneau, Alaska, through its incorporators,
NJ. n. Johnson and Charles Z. Coon, Of
juneau. and Z. 4. Webb. of Seattle. has
filed articles Of incorporation with the
county auditor; capital stock. $1,000:
objects, TO carry on . general mercantile.
commission. transportation and ware
house business: principal Office. Juneau,
Alaska
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tsAgsinstti. the rhieving Rainier no
tel Bell gov, Found Guiity.

tangeinsttf. the Thieving Rainier Ho-
tel Bell uoy. Found Guiity.
Nathan sAnguinstti. = mulatto formerly
smpseysd as bell boy q. the Rainier
aetsl, vas yesterday convicted before
iadge Hames Of stealing $l2 from room
las' April For some time previously he
l. Hareaugh. manager Of the hotel, had
received numerous complaints from
ssssis TO the effect that small articles had
nysisrioasly disappeared.
Al investigation indicated that San
En1aest vas the shisf. and trse vas set
iss aim. Mrs. Peck, who occupied apart
Rents a. the hotel. one dsy left on her
hese purse containing marked - gold
f'ees and s. in silver. and . detective VAS
eenesalsd IN = corner. Shortly after Mrs.
feek lest tie detective heard thres raps at
ne door. Then after q pause OF some
ninutes the key Was turned and IN
sakea SAnguinetti. lie went directly 10
Ne table and pockssed the parse. but had
ne sooner done so than he v IS plaeed an
ess arrest On the wsy down the stairs
tss saies handed the s. 20 the dsieetiSe.
sAo stepped for = moment ~ he passed
Get 20 speak with the clerk Their SAN
rassseti. seeing An opportunity 70 escape
eeoxs from the officer and ran rapsdly
away He Was caught and taken 10 TIE
fo'aes station. where be denied al KNOW
ecse OF the crime. bat the marked - gold
s'sos Nas found in his pocket
Al The trial sSnguinstu bad almost no
asseass. saa although oniy enc witness
sas called for The state the jury eonVsctea
Ala on the asss ballot
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Quarter q the southwest ou.rsxr ,f ..~.se,
asaAp - ncrth. rzzws east. eon-
e. - s.s I've neFess and also on a rcts fsr
- - ee@Fang the same date and seezre6
- .aSf'gAse On the west half Of 80 South
quarter Ct tie southeast euarte. of
= - 81 - iasast Quarter of section y. toxn-
80 = norkn. rage east, and the souta
- % the north haif Of TIA east half Of
-. nostaeasf onsrter Of shs scnshwest
800. o. session q. township IS north.
east tas last tract being subject to
- p..or mortgages 70 Hattie II. s1honbxch-
~ 'of si,sa Dsfauls in payment OF H.
isEcss and principal i the rrnuE.s af ansinr-
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w.k.d Up In Time

To the fact thai the wsnt OF tone IN tns system
q. an. herald OF approaching disease. hnsss Of
svvnlias have adopted that oartsin means 81
..lf-vr.eus Irom smpsading Danger, HossestsE .
stomach B.ttsrS Tnss bsnsgnaEt tonic pro
rnotes. in no ordinary degree. digestion and
..simttatten. through whieA iee blood - isrtsi-
tad and mate ssrsngth-ylslding. Besides saas,
inactivity Of ths liver. eows4s aEa kaasta'
which impede gain OF vigos' - efefsohAA :.
.--..s,. :. vel as she sellIty % CRAFTY II
wstsout alseonfar1 10 stimulated ~ tais
,harourh medicinal cordial. which also h&s
,r.nouiIlisgnx effect urea nerves weak aaa an
- food. IL sAoald 10 remembered. ealy
$40 invsxorat~s she dysp&psse By tie US o.
a.. Btsssrs tss acurisAtnE rFoPsFuss are Esas
.yail.Ale. Fer malaria. rseankkisa @aa ms
srerssitles Of age. use the Bitsefs
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rHE PIONEERS AT THE rAIn
Grand Turn-Out of Old settlers Prom
fssd on Pioneer Day.

tsed Pioneer Day.
The Washington Pioneers are busy
making arrangements 10 attend the Inter
state fair in body on September IL, and
will leave here early in the morning oil
that day. Each member OF the assocla-
ton will wear new badge. on which will
be the date Of arrival on the Coast, some
OF the dates running baek as far as 1sii.
They will also wear the Interstate fa!r
badge, yellow. white and blue.
The fair management viii provide q
meeting place in the exposition building.
from the balcony of which will be read
the annual report Of the secretary. Charles
Prosch, the address Of the president,
Orange Jacobs. aud the historical GRAFTON
by J. J. McGilvra Probably one Of the
most interesting features OF the fair will
be the parade of these pioneers, men and
women Of co, 70 aud 50 years of age. who
came TO the Pacific coast from thirty-hvs
to sixty years ago.
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Can, Reach syvrua.. Brother.

Coroner Horton received telegram
yesterday from Grand Rapids, Mich.
stating that The logging camp OF kepl d
Deary, where suicide syvrud's brother
was supposed to be working. is fifty miles
distant, and that the telegram cant be de-
iiYered. From hearsay it is reported that
Syvrud is not at the camp.
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uAKx MEAxHEg sEAkSEss--
M Al xAo fssz N@kkS4s1 zz1 De-
ezIssfa1 - Tia 1azs sk5Ezd ne
p.fnsss Ess~rT Er- eczaA. Il xsTex
streaxTs az4 Seszsa- We SEA large
ezxS titles os -
STEWART 4 HOLMES DRUG CoNP'Y.
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The following new suits were filed in
the superior court yesterday;
Albert l. Ide q Son VS.. Charles III.
Baker--To recover $2226J on guaranty.
bertha Jarvis Vs. Peter Jarvis-Divorce.
William II. White vs.. Joseph Schon-
bachlsr-Promissory note.
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The Prices
Are Very Small.

In fact they are so much less than you have usually
paid for the same qualities that many people have
inc. 1t is mistake, though not TO see them, for
there is as much real worth in them as ron could
ask for in shoes marked at figures y per cent.
higher. The special lines are sold at S139, S179,
S2.29; also special lines at $3.50 and 81 pair.
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The only way 20 cure fever saa asns =
either 20 neutsallss ihs poisens ~nc1
cause the disease or 70 sxpsa 'hsa1 'to'1a
the system. Ayers Asae Oase eT'eF asss -, -
both ways Il is wssrAntsa spesAa0 '9s
al forms Of nalariA disoEdess' ana 0sfee
f.il. "a cure Try IL
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William II. White has sued Joseph
sssoneaehleF On a promissory note toE
tAsN raade August II. ISIS. and secured
.! mortgage on tie south half Oh TIE
kosiA bali q the cas-; half Of the northwest
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yes esn afford 90 spend street ear fare
20 cone Gown 20 The fa11on nafAss i0s
your meats
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Thiel's detective serSlcsi essaoisnso
.wenty-ous years Chamber Of Tom E'erce.
Portland. W. 81 N. Barnes. MANAGE.
Other ofrcss. So Loais. New YORK. SAi-
80 Dsnser. Kansas City, 81 faal-
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DR.. Frank Esooks. speciality p1rsiy"s
ali nervous dissassA oneA Sstss''A
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Come to she Fulton market and see III
90 can do fsr yea In msasS