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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-11-27

THERE are a large number Of Grant
county citizens vic are fully as patri-
otto as the republicans in the central
and northern part OF the territory.
and rather than gee any important Of
dee remain vacant after Major McKin-
ley takes his seat they will any or AL
OF them sacrifice personal interests
II accept an appointment. Rather
than allow the coal mines 10 go unin-
spected Col. j. +. Sheridan will hire
Uncle Jimmy Metcalf 20 edit the 9TH
er half OF the Enterprise and will at
tend TO the mines. Chas. II. Lyons,
the only republican on the Mangas,
says there is no need for any republic
cans on the Mangas, anyway, that he
can attend TO the coal miners, that II
the Enterprise is not watched closely
by Col. Sheridan someone is liable to
get away with that silver dollar which
stands at the head OF the papers
editorial columns. Mr.. Lyons is said
10 hold in his hand one end OF a string
the other end Of which is attached 10
the knob Of "A drawer IL Canton, and
ia that drawer blanks on which ap-
%pOintments are made out are kept.
Col. Dick Hudson points to his bruised
knuckles as al evidence OF his scrap.
ping ability and says il he takes the
office OF collector Of internal revenue
he will be On hand Ia Santa Fe, where
the scraps are most frequent. S. II.
Newcomb OF Las Cruces and Frank w.
Parker OF Hillsboro are both willing
10 throw up their law practice and at
tend 70 the work now done by Judge
Bautz. Mr.. Parker says II he is ap.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-11-27
FOR over Fifty Years.

An OLD AND WELL-rRrED REMEDY.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by
millions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
10 sOothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for DiarrhPa. is
pleasant TO the taste. Sold by Drug
gists in every part of the world,
Twenty-Five cents q bottle. Its value is
incalculable. BE sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and takeno
other kind.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-11-27

Bat we viii cure son IL son viii pay u.s..
Men who are Wea4. Nervous and icblli-
tated suffering from Nervous Debility.
seminal ScaGogss. and all the effects of
early evil hahlt,. or later iudi,cretions,
which lead 90 Premature Decay. consump-
ton or instantly. should send for and read
the book Of liGr, giving particulars for
d home cure. Sent (sedled) free. 10y nd
rassing Or. ptrkar's Medical and surgi-
ral iu.iite. l5l North Spruce ST., NASH
Vile. Tenn. They p'nrautce a cure or no
pay.-Thc SUNDAY Morning.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-11-27

pointed he will keep the United States
court at Silver City. 1t will not be
necessary for the man who is selected
TO advertise for a clerk. There are
many who are willing to juggle the let
tiers at the Silver City p%ostoiice,
among whom are Henry Woods OF
Central, w. +. Lorenzo, j.. NJ. Fritter,
J.. r johnson, Sam II. McAninch, d..
p. Carr, j. j. Sheridan, j. NJ. Wiley,
Paul James. G. c. Shoemaker; and IL.
II. Belts. Woods claims he was prom
ised it by the managers OF the late la
mented republican campaign as a re-
ward for offering "A resolution in the
county convention endorsing CatrOn.
Henry says he has a clnch and that no
white mau can get the job. ID. c..
Hobart has promised Judge Morrison
that he viii no. refuse any lob from
weather cierk TO governor. Y. n.
Cbi'ders is undecided whether to ac-
cept the Silver City postoihce or the
registership Of tho Las Cruces land Of
flee. lie has friends IN Missouri who
are urging him to accept both. Judge
Porterneld sleeps with his eyes open,
ready to dodse anything which passes,
like the ships, IL the night. These,
however, are only a few OF the patriots
who might he mentioned.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-11-27

Not long ago in speaking of sore
throat and the difficulty frequently
experienced in curing IL, Mr.. j.. Il.
Thomas, Of Uniondale, Pa, told how
he had often cured it in his own fami-
ly. We give IL In his own words: 81
have frequently used Chamberlain's
pain balm Ia my family for sore throat
and it has effected a speedy cure In ev-
cry instance. j would not think Of
getting along in my home without ii"
Pain Balm also cures rheumatism,
sprains and bruises. For sale at %
and so cents per battle at the Eagle
drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-11-27

TIE Liberal has received a copy Of
Governor Thorntou's annual report,
which is filled with a large mou of
valuable statistical matter. The item
that is OF the most local interest is
the statement that in taxable proper
W Grant stands third in the territof
being exceeded only by Bernalillo aud
San Miguel counties.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-11-27

How to Ward on nn Attack OF Group.
In speaking OF this much dreaded
disease Mr.. Q. NJ. Dixon, OF Pleasant
Ridge, Pa, said: 81 have d little girl
who is troubled frequently during the
winter months with croupy affections.
Whenever the first symptoms occur
my wife 5tyes her ChamOerlain's cough
remedy, and the result is always
prompt aud satisfactory This rem
edy is used by thousands of mothers
throughout the United States, also in
many foreign countries and always
with perfect success. IL is only neces-
sary to give it freely when the child
becomes hOarse or as sson as the Group
cough appears and all symptoms OF
Group will disappear. For sale 40 p
and 80 ceats per bottle at the Eagle
drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-11-27
PUBLISHED FRIDAYS.
s-ubsoriptioa Prices.

IT IS reported that the Silver City
Sentinel is TO be resurrected and pub
lished as a simon pure goid, republic
can naner.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-11-27

OVER in Arizona Burt Dunlnp is
said to have a strong pull for the gov
ernorship. II appointed Mr.. Dunlap
would make a governor who would
serve his term out.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-11-27
omee Of THR pIoNEER PREss con

once of THE PIONEER PRESS COMPANY. CIV, HoRN1cK supl.
ST. Paul, Mimi SedtT 1854
Dear SH- have been n tobacco mend for many years. and during the past two years hive
smokedd nen TO tewntyo cigars regularly every day. My whole ncvous system becant
aHoctd until my phyMcn told me must give up the u@of Ohaccof for the inn heinz ~
least Itmd tho somcd "Keey Cure" NoToBae" and various other remedies bu
without success um accidentally learned OF yGr" haepeuror Three weeks AGO fda
m1nremes bm npmnTIem LEI me- / condderyour "BacoO uro" simply wonderfui@ s3
can fully peommendm our very uy wv HORECK
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-11-27

Mrs. Oiden and Mrs. OWnby made
El PaSO trip this week.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-11-27

system will be as free from nicotine is the uJ before you took your first chew
or smoke. A iOn-clad written guarantee TO absolutely cure the tobacco habit
in all its forms, or money refunded. Price 100 per box or 3 boxes $50 DAYS
treatment and guaranteed cue) $3.50. For sale by all druggists or will 6e
sent 10y mail upon receipt of price. SEND SIX TWO CENT STAMPS For
BOX. Booklets and proofs free.
Eureka Chemical & Mfg Co, La Crosse, Wis
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-11-27

euro. 1t is purely vegeta-
BILE. You do not have TO stop
using tobacco with BACO-
euro. 1t will notify YOU
when to stop and your desire
for tobacco will cease. Yonr
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1896-11-27

IT'S INJURIOUS TO STOP SUDDENLY
and don't be imposed upon by buying a rem.
edy that requires you to do so, as it is moth.
ing more than IA substitute. la the uddSn
stoppage or tobacco you must have some
stimulant, and in most all cases. the eTaet
of the stimulant, be il opium, morphine op
other opiates, leaves a far worse habit con-
tracted. Ask your druggist about BACO
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-12-11
washington Pointors

gress tbofEahce tba T;' with resolution OF cor
year mad. nish commission during the nas
1sh.rinue iaue thorough investicatio6 e int pas
ton Wes OF the Florida coast Special sttsn en-
tiwa. mhesher sponge could be sucesaf,,n, " .he
being IN those waters. The report i; nn oan,
withtS ihS prepared and will be sent 70 .orn 20 low
to i,s .ne next cwo or three weeks Srts
sion M daa1i d,ra1hsm'ssion to that body the or
tains or the sec =" indicate what the report con-
made. ne may have
poss se o. fresident has pardoned for the mr.
R,,oo RRono VI restoring to citizensbin Ene o PuT-
vSar, sentenced in North Caroiina "a ~ ..
jury. iii nipfisonment for per-
enereetic nro.s Mn government has lodged a,
anoits. protest with the State Censr,u an
tonnage 'ns Snss action of the President
nos poSts on rS German ships entering
M IS dIy SsS but there tss
government y tStes 20 resi-, unless the German
he Sosio On faI american ere. shipping. which formsd
ecently issued. proclamation
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-12-11
DEATH IN THE SNOW.
risoing From the Cold In En-.
Northwest.

rH
a special from Ct. Paul, Minn.. dated Nov
80, says; The intensely cold weatha,
"nicn prevails in the storm-swept district !,
o northwest has brought on intense snfyar-
~ ms, ana the death List OF four is expected To
10 increaoed unless miIder weather sats =,
Ho,a w aMorehead, Minn., Thos. Anderson
ho,..,s man, after helping a woman 20 ha~
ishaS attempted to reach his own. bnt ras-
ronns AtDevils Lake, N. D.. Henry Rnr-
wall 20 VI OF. raul, mall clerk. started Il,
re,nho ~ 'own from stalled train. He never
Vach % re mere At Fargu, N. d.. Franz
a miie - III. .Oniea9o, was frozen on the prairie-
tenn mntinches tEinarches Ferry, N, D., a.trainman .t-
was froys " ' xes nelP Tor train load of cattle
tined for T,n. SIN. Ten carloads OF sheep des
bor no,,i ireaSo We're frozen at Grand Har-
inst cIoa,n LAKE. The November which is
tt' tSs niteen years. Snow fell ON the Sonrth ~
.no month and has not since d,sauuans
even for day. einoo disappeared
ana e IT, Is great suffering on the stock ranpes
wea,ha. hUusanas OF cattle will be killed IN the
y, an continues cold. On the ranges waat
~ oue missouri river, the TEN peratnre 10 frons
u, ~ - qeSrees below zero. and below zarn a.
n :" points In the Dakotas. AT yermiIiion
:, mere Is hardly tree standing and evss,,
! t Is ruined. In ma.y Instances treas
bottom, uianeter wero snapped Of at the
!, Z aefmers irs coming in from the ranges voet .,
, U III nissouri say tho loss OF stockmen so far
49, Us great, as when the storm broke tha
,eatLo .oInu ia,r shelter in the valley. The
'' however, Is still very severe
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Washington Ecboos

by far the most elaborote wei.
topics yet issued by the Departmeon On forestry
culture M has Just made its appearance e' Agri'
snmthog mHnograph on the timber pines ~ Il ths Is
souanern States by DR.. Charles Mobo o' tn, the
Fscr. OF the structure Of their woo% G,n bn
direction 'oin, i H. .he whole prepared under thy
division of forestry. ehief OF the
A. j. Jackson has been on,o,u
mater, mater, vice W. II. Osmond. Pcsine ea post.
s@issloned are Alfred Dock ery. At Ise 6eo com
Sohn @ B. n coanee S SSfTes Ris,1 1bopa, n c
NJ o'' with William N. Lee as DostmaStsrn % StSun'y'
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-12-11
"antcd--A " Fair Isw

Ihe game law is creatino cono;
aDio talk at present among hunters and
%ers .ha p IN Spartanburg county. so savs
se hegister correspondent. uuntnys
" sport and many farmers arc onx;o,o
LOT law that will bo fair for MI ns
n"' VIII insure protection fran nat
"hters' If they can get sncb . Inu
mus preventing the export of hird','
tney hope to stock tho connt, lus'
Is d's. haara good deal of complaint
e ~, unong farmers, and one man
o.a oPartanburs county reports that
;and T"u OF hunters went through his
a. hno ana allowed their dogs to destrnw
'hree dozen of his turkeys. 'S
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-12-11
"oid Man White, Do.,

Mr. W: j. White, who since ,ho 49,
ssa,,on soan OF the Dispensaly began e bas bp
oeen frequent visitor to enn, CeIn,,h has
nnu nna who was popularly known in D;0 G.'
PensaTy circles especially, rs !Ol, s
Man White, died at his Ioma - C ia
n cannati on the Gath inot. MI Mr.. " WIN. I'm,
was at one time agent of tho "MiuG hI;,s
,;a Ureek Distil!ins Company, which iie saId mli1
vvdt. vduors 20 The Dispensary, and SI,a NIu
% Mhite always claimed that he raaii, an mr.
.oied .;o the Dispensary to begin y oD.s en-
h;o ion Dy the favorable terms Of d cpedit
th n,s company gave The AUTHORITIES 'feGi. i
mr., o Dispensary investigation Co,onni
h;ns ason testified that Mr.. White % otyerad
Mn Nim rebates re, to purchase from 0neisa hia
.ai; mf. White denied in private % nonnnr nm'
.h; sa;ion that he had never done ouser- yer
,ba .hsnS ;aishonorab'o in his dealing ~i1 ~iib
20 tne Dispelsary and it was his isintent;on Si'n
m;t.p ~ appear before the Legislative Com
Il''ee ed .aa this winter. if one was appoint- joint
s;s s; ana give detailed statemeut nt
,as ,.s connection with the ,nstitntion Gt Gt
ias oeen generally supposed tbat -, IL
snoI, ,nuw good deal and his testimonn No
av 'U"th tha nave ave been highly interestinc ~ !
y 'ne ieas' OF it, Rcgistcr. t
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miscellaneous.
od TOT sn NO november @ the Southern Railway m
co sl'oH.5O2, n decrease OF s2Oo sas ear

cd 81 czo Moyember zen the Southern RaiIwav o..
ca si'07'5o2 decrease Of s2oS, Ssis"s ,sis earn
awardsG M San tns francisco. Cal. sharkov w,s
simmons mt the end of the rieh.t ana Fitz
st:endapc h n.@ Knocked him out it Is said ioTTu me-
era, ne statement of the public debt issued >, .
nn mrst OF the month shows tbnt on Issued issued the
S%ount ou, me deot. less cash in the Treasupv
mnDth 30 TO 2 S995, 169. l59 an increase for tS,,
@ a.dUn,n OF SS,27O.2O3. This increaso 10 VIC M
tbe tHanted ior bya corresponding decp.asoa aH &C.
'"e amount OF cash on hand. III
,b. nc e american Trotting Board ha va deniod
from the "a IN sto6 Of Jack Curry for release
the Judges at Belmont park PbiIadn Hn nm by
Pntchnn, % rm ,imnr"r H. driving of tie PAGER Joc
ist osssoH ~ so,d that the patrons of arSe tonr
ing. will r. mose T,,,, business is world embrac-
=, msn .tn me tourists prefer that mode Of ion
10 the excursions In foreign cities III 500
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-12-11
BUCKET SHOPPERS Guilty.
Prosecuted for the First Time I'm Chi
eago Under the Postal LAWS.

IOr Cne E1rSt Time In ryv,s
cago Under the Postal Laws.
Inc hsst case in which .'buckct sbon, n-o
prietors haN> been successfully prosacn,ed
py means Of Tia postal laws came be,ors
Judge Grosscup in :ae UniteI states Di..
,riet Court in Chicago Monday. VIM. n
mcclure, DIR. Jas. Craig, Jas. F. Mcclure
'ohn Ialiman and VIM. A. Thomas. who
were were indicted this term at the Instance ., .hs
n,o,c not iederation for using the mails to nro.,
mi,h nUte scheme to defraud, appeared in cappt
y VIII III sheir attorney, Judge Scott, and enteress
iaia = pea OF guilty. The men were arrested
Iasu naS July, after doing a profitable bmss1
h', ness. and others were caught in the san,e na.
rostomce Inspector Stuart. The inS,ict
I., I,ents were based on letter to customers.
Jney not han:y scott admitted that the trade had
,, noe oeen made on the board OF trade, but | sst
win was bucket shop trade Districs ittornar
1nn lor the government recommended .,
ante. ne OF =! ,ooO In each case, and said ha was
,ooS n".isied the men, IL they had at one tims
hrnI. ahe money, We're now poor and had been
az proken on their own wheel. In answer eo eo
ZIG court the defendants said thew had not
: the business after their arrest Ths
s aas..et attorney told the court that tbars
we we're other similar cases to be called and rec
fine of s1, 900 in each case.
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THE MONETARY coNFEprv,,p
y delegates Present--Add-.....
BY Prominent No,

Ihe monetary Conference ..u
.as indianapolis board Of trado .!
Wv nenison House, in Indianapolis No @
was sahed to order by Justice q A..a ano
u.n' dslsma. OF the board of trade. About f,f.s
sion es aman were present at the opening ses.
Tnnh, on' among the more prominent beino M ',S' e
or Cleveland. ~nu .. =. w. Cowles
was allowed odmheseiSl thess Snt organization presen.
stannnrd of city, %Hsn
dressed tbs Wilson both Of Indianapotss its and AND
A resolutioo onrention wen at some length.
conepense saass OF the conference that sene1 was
Indianapolis ahont commercial bodies be called at
essarg f such legislation as NAV be bs par
'on.ry ~ Try upon sound and permnnant 1t the
not bs sas fopnd that the ha eaai
vas left to a local snh nhnaary aay o, and the date
ny Will DO fixed at January Ia IL Hproba-
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-12-11
oid-Tfme Kentucky Killing

e.h. "a speolel from Lexington. KY. save
ens between old man Harrison and -.
sons' rom and Caleb, occurred in one -, ~. ,s.
Mountain counties. As resuI, 49, " 80, .ns
Roth az as Is dead and both sons ara e a,ia eiae
gan famiy mni ogsns wsls with revovers The Mon.
Coson ana the mere asrr1g s,,9ng supporters OF D. G.
of John ID. White tSIison q ,s family supporter;
congressman In Letcher county. e''ion foi
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-12-11
Inc Naval NIiIjt;,

tary Of IT, tbs a. Herbert in his report as secre
the naval militia at aess sams with the subject Of
tration hat at the close of the last ad aha 1t Is
certified was nImoer noe OF naval militia iawfnIIv
OF Rhode Tas fn ~ divided among the Sta,dy
North carona. 5nna Maryland, south Carolina.
ana ana New York. From mtbIiset's, the isst California
nia Naw amTer 1889, in the States Of Ga,9y tney
lima 1m Rb~dTk dhoTk, Massachusetts. North .os- mao
lna eao PenesiiInd, Island, Maryland. South Caro- caro-.
npnNNsyivdTnia, Ns,u Illinois, Connee%tIent %
lana, and ,he Danny, Jersey, Georgia and Louis,
prospective formation of on addi,id ddIGfmed
10 inw in E. York. at Brooklyn and an
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-12-11
PALMETTO STATE NOTES.
BUILDING A rowN.
a new City to be Laid Out I'm A,,.
Vile County.

Haiu Out In Able.
Vile County.
new town is to be laid ont .,d
S Sn.aed IN Abbeville county near 1 CO.. Soi
. noun Falls. The name OF the ns,. naa,
.Ss .Swn will be Dresden. Aecordiue u new ~
.h ns application for charter filea ~ 10
me Secretary of States office the c cor ,n
to.s.ors are Jolius Hartman of A,isn
Tss e and Carl stroever Of Du PAGE a'Ian I1Ia
~ ae am amount ud of the capital stock ;s S, tn
Ie s3o, 600 to be divided into - soo no
sh shsres OF the par valuo of 500 ~ THo TUo
follows: 10 SGT forth as
Inc business ito corporotoro ,,o
pose pose to DO is to procure settl.,s pro,
o.' ou.aln' own. cell, lease and rem. roo, ~
ess essase' personal property, to erect ,r"i om
oa"'e' rent and lease houses. fact,rio
,nA ,selWorks, to operate mines, Iov om.
ro;s; mhs, TO engage in farming m s,ooh
raising, raising and in transportation ~ sLo0a do x
49, trading business and to ="
soon !" other things as may be incidental
~ ~ CT OF necessary or desirable for ,hn
de- elopment of colonies @ Inc
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-12-11
The Longest Railway.

,,n,a 40 most gigantic railroad enterprise ever
Undertaken is the frans-siberian Railway,
which the Russian government. is buildino .
from the Eastern borders of tho emn,re
proper to the Pacific coast. When CON nIa,
Tu, wnich It is calculated will be in 1904 this
innoeo, @ai l., ue nearly 5000 miles in length-tbe
ioneest III the world-and will have onst
more tnan 5000, 0,00O. .O0O Its comnIeton COS, snd1i
o GU. .ne minimum schedule time OF a ionrnsu
around the world more than bolf anS ,n,I,
make ~ possible to oircumvent the clobs W" in
SoneIhhg Jon en IKE thirty days-a feast surpass.
''s al 'he dreams OF the fctitionists.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-12-11
An Extra Session of Conu

,yni,sa line Washington wash, Post says A Reppbl,oon
city for S the sast Senator, , who has been in the
made 1t point to call upon and nt to1,L Wno mas
rsy bers senator OF his party, who was eitha Wsn
that mere before him or has come since e,.ner e.
me Is postye that there will be No ssa.es ta.;S
an extra session. ss e%s w fHminG session. and that
Mareh. This, he feels well satisj,ed lotn . OF
no %e ,,he OF action or rather inacton dscid oe
which mat at 4. the extra session the tariff b
provided there "s 'tamed ia me win be- put through
three months time, and that the ant nt,nuster, In
VIII W a"!ourned before the 1st OF JuIys 'i0n
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-12-11
iexans Going to C,rfu 4.

m " asporsss in San Antsnio,. Tex ,-tb..
=" an expedition Of over 200 Texas Gov 49, .nas AZ
.Dou' ready to start from Point Isabs, sU'.~ -
GmHa lover gulf coast, near the Me ,iean ~ .ne'
agent ., he the expedition was oreanized =, ios
In this OF t5e Cuban Insurgents. WHO as * an
large % as.nti,% oa ahe state for sevsral yeeEa
viii be taken ty bv tbe oI.arms n.a and lhnuniacSe
to Hs hana Michmond, Va. John W. starko .,.,
tioS fS nave recruited some 500 MEN he, nh:, claims
reeocnizsS NOR Suea b as soo1 as the cubans e to
ents. ny the United States. as bsIiesre are :
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|n'e' of foiice L. A. Lansston, #
,aurene' warns the public against an,
D,, hco' y medicine man. through tho
folumns Of the Democrat. Isopns. .s
lii a' III; tne Doctor done" city conn.
i,., MS landlord, n livery stablc and q
\ 'a"rant ", furiaS his sojourn .boys
10 80 med to be. brother of the gan
.a me naXen' haired DR.. Leo. who Or
[.eu qulte reputation as n bcoIor.,
rear ago. ''n' 9 o'
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-12-11
Hanna Favors aThe Rail- .,

o., oonoolnins the report going the rounds >,
.he eifect that the inaugural ball nav us q
10y 20 omitted at the coming inaupnrotter 49,,
OF IPresidentelect McKinIev IN
raa rnan NJ. A. Hama who has cbarra ~, Shair'
.t tSin M pertaining to such matters sne ar
psuaI ,hh tne inaugural ball will ho says
tom % in d1 has become time-honored n9ta sns %
monies son and thera 10 with na the inaugural cere.
De omitted now.' why 1t should
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contemplating Comipy so,..

no Feppereli and Laconia Mills. OF Rid
e.ora' Me-, have petitioned the I,eoislotmus ~
.a'. a.. .na' state for the privilege Of increas,ne
'ne'l capital stock, the former to Al Eoo ooo
that ana the latter to %, 200 900. II Ia ho,,
hra tne company contem plates . ,eas D1leved
tion nets pants In the South. The cg cornos.g
.tot oh omelais are reticent but the Pora- na!,e,
tisss,on snas !. ths object Q. the increased eaoi
estate ESSENTIAL or sonssnsnt snd hold
thss S ana a. to carry on their business aIaa 1usi
'nan In Biddeford or Sico. n'Ss elsewhere
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carrying Out Its Intept,,,

o o.a'e honrd of Control is carry.
ing ont its intention of paying into III,
e1oo a1e oda treasury the 100000 of thu
ei1c'ooO due the State. which il nn,nn JIG
LOOK to pay during the present fisea,
,ra vr". on. OF the earnings. Half of Tho
oilsea moa ian amount has been paid. 9,ast
~ TohunS SO, 600 was paid to the STAT
M neas'iter' making $500 in all naio
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ABoy Of 2OKiIIs q Sfa,or,s

M epeelai TO the Atlanta Constitution ,,o,,
.nomasvliie says as the climax OF bis na-s,o mJ,
ssn, persecution, Jen Carlisle. a Whit ... raa
VI aoout 80 years Of age, who lived IN sn .sn
Brventp part h; OF Thomas county, attacked tn.
kplfe klh. snd ms neighbor youth of 90 rtb hGos
was shot and hiedP iaesPefate rat fight that followed
Immediately 10 surrendered TO- the, me Inc latter
the aow o%a IN jail awaiting an inyestieatinaa ana
county. "'io prominent In the