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FOR CORON Err.

announce myself as candidate for
the office OF Coroner for Union county,
subject to the decision of the primary.
John j. EISON.
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Our Shoe trade has been good it has
this season. Can hardly get them iast enough. 40
will be in this wcekhought for spot cash
away under the market Come and sec them and
don't wait for your neshbor to tell you about the
wonderful borgains he got.
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JOB :. PRINTING

We arc now prcpar-
ed to do any kind of
JoD WoRK.
We hHay,Y, !. complete
unc Of all grades of
Flat Papers, Envelopes
Bill, Letter and Note
Heads, Business Cards
and iic$ets. Of which
we can print at short
notice. AcG;,racy and
punctuaiGry combined
WITH pe2t eFe&iY;,s as
surehn Fair prices for
honest work.
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i!f. .tI'II.

Mrs Caroline \. Whisenanl, born
Sept. -, !H.il, d!cd May u, 1896. age
ia yS;uS. months and = DAYS. She
WAS ;ln invalid for over 20 years.
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FOR SALE.

Handsome two-story dwelling with
seven rooms, two acres ol ground sur
rounding andall necessary outbuildingS at
KELTO\. :. {.
Also store house and fixtures, and we'll
on the premises, formerly the prop
crty Of G.. W. Going.
VERY LOW AND TERMS EASY.
CALL on Or ADDRESS.
Union Real Estate Agency.
l.. NJ. COHEN. Prest.
+. NICHOLSON, Sec Il Treas.
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FORCOUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OF EDUCATION.

announce myself 4 candidate for
County Superintendent of Education for
Union County, subject to the Democratic
primary election.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-05-29

The friends of Mr. j. \. Chamler,
respectfully announce his na.ur as Il cali
didatc for County Supervisor, subject to
the Democratic primary. VOTERS.
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FOR CLERK OF COURT.

JOSEPH ii. NCEISSICK.
| announce myself us Il candidate for
reelection for Clerk of Court, subject to
the Democratic primary.
JOSEPH Ii. MckISSICk.
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I.aurens, :. c., March II, lSN.
{. u. Sanders, ESq.. ui Slartmburg,
:. c. is hereby announced us Il Candidate
fur Solicitor of the Seventh Judicial Cir
cult. subject to nomination hy the Dem
ucratic election
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FOR SOLICITOR.

] want to bc Solicitor of Seventh Cir
cult and will pledge myself to abide the
result of tie Democratic Primary Elec-
ton. {. {. FEATHERSTONE,
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I'M aHi e. great pity said Uncle
rh'n. 1udl come men Ilnk dcy Is too
su"u |" JON ~ politics, but nobody cbbrr
mkN 1t" al I Gpod enough.
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FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR.

| respectfully announce myself KS a
clotAidate for the office Of County Super
visor, and will abide the decision of the
primary election. Il. j. BETENBAUGH.
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-ilHtIc. =. &.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-08
G III A R A D A

Dicha una letra en- plural
forma mi prinad y sfgunda;
tercerG = catartG fue un tempo
de Ovidio prision y tnmba.
E tOdO on Europa y Asia H.
10 encontraras 81 10 buscas,
81 bi 9n con nombfe div, no,
que el tempo todo D., muda.
Ahora biep, lector queridO,
ri 0tiendes Ia eecrit' ra
d la charada,- afiades .
una letra que por muda
naca importa 4 Ia pals bra,
peco evita cuelquier dude.
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80. bo9agss de Garf,

VINO 10 I4oaRono, bodeg&s dc Gar,f !.
hijo sitas Anguclana, RoJa de
ente yinoha sido analzado en- 81 oratorio
QuiicO Municipal ta est cuda
dad nor1padad Dc sns oomponentes p1incass 6 deols
oertdGado que aestlgua las exeeencas dbl VINO DE 10
agentes que suscriben sobrino de La liza Compania
Losprecos por onsrteroas mdicos La docena
llaa vale S2-26. P.
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JULIAN E, .glANe0 Y sOsA.-Agen

te de WegOc1OS -CentrO dc cOmISlOn 1a,
informes y consultas sobra todos los ra
mos de la Administrator, de Ia Agricultu
ra, la Industrial Ell Conercio.-San Jusl
puerto Rico), Gale de San Francisco u.
S1.-Direcci6n telegrafca Blomcosa. P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-08

Lluave mares 2 la gente SO refugia
en- Ia is!efia durante la mica mayor.
Ell sac8rdote, qua oet4 I'll pulpito,
interrurnpe au S. raaon y die
va saba 20 qu8 mucha & snte SO
oculta bajo capa de r. ligi6n, Sin embar'
60. iEocraba que algunos la convirtieran
en- paraguas
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IAuRAK RAT.-sALON DE BAR

RIA Y PEKFUMERIA de Pedro Urbztondo, San
Francisco AZ. Sc compace atiende los parroqua-
nos. Limpieza, prontitud esmero eegancia En-
este acreditado salon reormado recientemente,
admiten abonados por meses, hay siempre
lido general de abones, cOsn6sticos aqua de toca
DOR aceites, pomadas, polvo y toda case de perfu-
meria extrahna. Amabilidad con los marchantes
con e pdblco general. B.
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r r I A N e r A 8

La vi entire copos de pieve,
y al mirar su f6 mOrena,
dijo un copO CON eAsi ia:
isl 20 fuese como ella!
Como quieres que 20 cante
81 hasta mi pobre guitarra
llora l5grimas de- sangre.
Ell sol ocult6 sus rayos
y en- penumbra nos dejo;
20 estaba j1nto q sus ojosss
iC6mo mo burl6 del sol!
! Arpe.
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.BUENA OCASION ,s5 Sc ss;snasf ssssa Hseo en-

BayamOn, una Hacienda de Tana. con fabrlc1 Y
alambique, dos cercados de a'ambre rompue ia de
800 clordas bastantes montes maezas prOpias para
sembrsr cafe, y rodeada de los rios GuavnaNo y
B'y2m0n., Dara razo1 Fon Ricardo Nela, que vive
plaza del mism0 pueblo. 6-5
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NlN0S,~--EL MEJOR DE TODOs ZEN CA.
LIDAD z PRECIO EL RIOJANO DE TRICIO Sc detalla Ca
pa risto Is; don Manuel R San Sebastian 80 en- las
tendas de los se6Ores Ayon Puerta de Tie
ira segunda Lnea Los certificates do orgen anasis
tan exoeenes cado estan disposition del veos
Diciembrs 1e
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EARCIAY EkSsls.

GARCIA GASALS.-9a Franciscn So.
nes, de TIA i, Fra"ca, IN gran ~ t 10 re Hariaa
4actea, Le"he condensa1a, Macar:ona' fnos de
IOWA. Vermouth Frat nj Cora, mon de BOlonis
Jr nsado, Mort 'deIa upper or, seriias de re Y
e h0rtal "a, de to as classes. las cuales realizan
ecos nunoa vistos. l5=i2
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Un poeta ectogenario 60 ha caeado
con uua h ,rmosa joyen de vai.t te af1ye
-s sPero como-}e prcg1rta uG amigo
go ha atrevido ust8d a coGnetar sem Al
IS error?
NJ ha siIo IN error--s 3s5*- sta in
t'rpelado-ha sido uaa !icsAcia poet ca
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EU LA-LIA
LEGO Ell surtido mas selecto varia.
do en- Couservas frances as los adelantos
mas modernos de la coCina francesa, es-
tan esperimentados por mas de 100 classes
de conserva; las personals de buen gueto
pueden surtirse en- 81 Colmado de los
Sres. Cerecedo, Hermanos y Compaf1ia.
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SEYEMnE AL C0NTAn0 81 estable.

clml-nt' 0e- puIperla denOmlnadO EL
CRISTOBAL COLON sito en- la calle de
Tetuan n1mero 46. Para proposiciones di.
riiirse q la calle de la Tanca no 16. 15-11
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lin gUrNaEc0clO.
s. snlicita G I'M.

p ador para una fnea conpue t. de mil ci9n'o
cincue cuerdaS rad sada ell bavro d. Ia Costa
inrsdcc On de La San &c man Dicha fnra
compone de pastos de heraa De guinea, mlojillO,
grama, ont, y melezas y de ter eRDs pr cuItIvo
de frutos EST rca a por "A mt, Su
y Pom ente mayas y pal zaias. lane de
maderl c0modas espaciosas habjta ZONES, suficen-
tie amacen para frutos tod IS ut nsilios
rios para labranza. Para 'nfor;nes dirijirse don
Fe pc Ramr Quifones San German don
|GuStevo Ramr E.. Guanics. 15=l2
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GERONIMO zERBl. CORRIDOR DE-

CUM ERCIU y AR5nCb negOSlOB, tl0ne
establecida su oficina Gale de la Fortalega
nt1mero 10, de esta ciudad. p.
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GROSS FRAUDS CHARGED.
Mr.. Richardson SAYS kcnt uchy BE :
longs to Bryan.
DEMOCRATS TO ENl.R CONTESTS.
Mr.. bryan to Open His Campaign ou
sntur,iny-t.ranh DcmDnSirntiun
To lie Given ut Denver.

Louisville Ky. November ll,--Secretary
Richardson OF the democratic State CAM
laisn committee today in a stetemeni
says the republicans of kentucky claim
the state for the republican electors by
about 500 votes Oh ;he face OF the returns.
This result. he says. has been accom-
plished by gigantic frauds II a proper
contest can be made by the committee.
the secretary says the State can be saved
to Bryan and the democracy.
Chairman johnson OF Vie democratic
state committee is preparing to have the
democratic electors file notices OF contest
d. soon as tAe Sta.e clAVassinE board aL-
lsh,s 10. work Secretary Richardson Of
the state campaign committee. says The
counties 10 BE- contested are Bell. Camp
byll Faycttc Knox Jefferson and others.
The eoUad of contest In N4ll county ls
the ,1arec published in a pineyiile pat>r
thA' many negroes Who wero registered 81
Tennessee last year voted this year In Bc.
totufv XIV
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TUE Observation-Disclosures


Caution Ohio, November ll-Dluner was
served lake a, Ia. Mrl<lalay home tonight.
Colonel ana Mrs Myron T. Herrick. whom
they have been intending to visit this week.
came down from Cleveland ON an evening
train. MIS- Mckinney appeared TO have re
gained much Of the eheeriulness that
marked her before her attack OF grip three
weeks ago.
scarcely had the presidcnt-elect entered
the library thau the mail carriers of Cam
ION We're announced. They shook hands
With their distinguished ieilow-t oWnsman.
Their few minutes visit had no sooner
ended than committee from the Knights
lcmpars OF Canton headed by General SUI
pcuutendent Kennedy OF the Cleveland
Canton and southern railway. called. They
came to ask the honor for the Canton
Knights OF escrouns their comradc 10
Washington for the inaugural ceremonies
IL was explained that such matters would
probably be raior-ed 10 the National COM
mittce and the committee IN charge Of the
MANIPULATION at WASHINGTON ono OF the
committee said the Knights Tcmplars had
escorted Presidents Buchanan and Garfield
to Washington II was explained that a
committee az several hundred Canton bust
ness men had called with a similar tend =
Of their services. The Eighth regiment.
Ohio National Guard have also asked for
the honor. az we'll as the Cleveland troops
the Fourteenth regiment OF columbus and
many other similar ORGANIZATIONS one
notable body aspiring Tor the distinction Is
tile oldest republican club in California.
which wired Offering to come from San
Francisco ana do escort duty.
This afternoon members Of the state
board of commerce from Cleveland. Akron
and Columbus. headed by Congressman
RouqY and ('o1sr4l AtrNau1pr o- Akron
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II \InhTS or LABOR.
continued from FIRST puGco

To congress and which will be adopted
without change. is b.iag written by Judge
Lawrence, chairman OF ths committee.
The memorial covers the whole subject x
protective duties relating TO agricultural
interests. 1t quotes from the ddtTtss OF
President Clayton of the congress the
statistics which he gave, showing the OPP
Grafton Of tho Wilson tariff bill as com
parod with The Mckinley Bill OF 1850. II
then says that IN order to give effect u
the policy of protection. three things are
to b. observed:
j. That American farmers can supply
nearly all farm products in sufficient
amounts to meet the needs Of tne American
people.
=. As to farm products, there can be no
combination or monopoly to exact exor-
hitant prices.
8. It results from those facts that as 10
such farm products the duties should be
such as to-sccuTc to American farmers the
whole American market
Among the products on which schedules
are to be required are cation, hemp haN.
wheat. corn. barley. oats pu'aloes. hops'
derry produce. garden vesct-tlos, poultry
eggs live stock many Ani of tobacco
apples aud other orchard FRUITS
AS to sugar, wool and 'aN which IN"
American farmer cau suGici n'N p-n va e
to supply our needs the duues should not
ho prohihitiyc, but ,hoy Should he amply
protective SO that ia dive time We shuu4u
lee enabled to supply all
The memorial then quotes statistics 10
show the effects o. the wool octs o.. lS'i
and it recommends that couu'eH@ shall en-
act the wool tariff law agreed l1uh ~
December last by the Natioanl Wool crow
srs' association at WashnGton.
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WANT TO RE GRAND Jt t'h''

New York November 1.-The World
this morning says. Knights OF Labor pnt
the American federation Of Labor through
their officers have demanded a revision OF
tht lists from the Which the grind lhrols
of the city are selected. The l"h1g pf&"H -
cations allogc that too many capll1llS'S
and too few working men are ON tHt !la'H
ia insure Justice.
Both the organizations yesterday sent
the board OF commissioners oi grand lH-
tors memorial containing " As, OF mem
tiers Of the two organization Nhh u. u IS
"a dui,d was. made that those nen De
placed on the lists 10 represent lau1r.rs
Interests. The action OF tAc i-o.f ''pre-
stutatlVes created great oNr.ielH'h- iil me
office Of the board OF comm, -iobcfs. Ala
jOr ilimly, who acts us ee't'ia "i 'Av
board called on Assistant 1t. t.D' Nt't-
ucv Rattle, and had q long conversation
with him concerning the demand Neiiaer
gentleman would discuss the .tt0a. p'f.
forming the matter be iV-t submitted 10
the bnard OF cominissi1u era 81 kiaAl !u-
rors.
The memorials are Oh, i,suii Of >Are-
ful watching OF the doi ~ The grand
Jury for several MONTE D., go uh-rs OF
the two org lnizAtiuns lAe disposition ot
eases involving corporltiaas before tine
grand jury WAS followed W.ih interest, A
lew weeks ago Secretary Kelly If district
assembly 10. wrote to District Attorney
Fellows, enclosing list ot over twenty
tlroe persons killed on tGc racks OF 'he
NV York Central road within the city
limits and asking what s.cps had been
taken by the district attorneys toward max
ine this company provide better s1tegI uls
for the PRESERVATION Of human lita. The
men killed Mr. Kelly said were mainly
employed by the company
District attorney Fellows. through lis
secretary lIeury ". lnger, replied to this
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N4eF r'ra Nor.a..rr NV ! E4-
20. ehl ~ +h stcrr, srq5rs t-cssnrv
9-,,.r p. ..,s. f.t s-,-,,sl -s.-.,. .,.,,.. S..
N '-' l-s.
i'ss.'' esr ns 21'r ot Dis division aa
eftf4 4laa officers % hs.a t... -
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.''f-'i' saftI iaoipy d
'He 'a''fe 4ief
f~'a''t' ere
,itt'l
s" go 'h..' annihfr o. pr's9cf9s arrest
81 -. -t.r .f+r.t- ana sentenced L4t
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THE PRIEST sWINpLc.
Clever Spanish Huse to yicttmixc
sympathetic Americans,

Washington, November IA Spanish
confidence game that is being worked with
success on Americans In Washington and
which was exposed by United States Con
to the state department, Is known as the
priest" swindlc and the character is other
wise an imaginary political prisoner in a
Spanish Jail, his little daughter about to
be lief, helpless by HIS approaching demise.
and benevolent priest who Is willing to
care Tor the child and send or bring her
TO a relative In America. The latter is the
victim of the plot First he receAes a
letter from the prisoner claiming 20 be his
relative and praying him 10 care for his
child, Then comes letter from the prizes,
announcing the prisoners death and stat.
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REFORMS ARE Pa0IS|
sultan of Turkey Order, i.
of Relief Carried o., ny
PRISONERS ARE TO BE- lIs,,I
fea'c"hie Armenian. No.,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
paired = Famine suffer-. Z

,,' oo"S'an'lnople' November I'm
iicial summary of the rsso,n.
into execution by the Turkish sa,,.'.
in accordance with their prom,.. !, :
published and it is announced ~
provincial authorities have -
structlons to execute them irna,,. ,
The reforms promised BY the .r,..
heretofore cabled to the AssOci,,., !.
are : As' !,
Inc liberation from the n-i,,.
ottoman empire of all perso,. y
whom no charges have been 49,. Y
issuance to the police Of orders ~,
peaceable Armenians must M, /. -. y
cuted; the immediate conyoc,u,s 4
Armenian national assembly n, ~
pose of electing a patriarch. III. 81
court martial OF Mazhuarpey -
responsibility for the murder \ !.
Salvador; the dismissal Of the y,p !,
arbekir talready compiled with, NJ
sending OF definite instruc,ion, !,
wallis that they must repress Al :.
acts of violence. an estimate AZ ~
of rebuilding Catholic converts =,
destroyed in Asia Minor, the sivi,r
TO the residents of those district,
suffered during the recent troubl,i
suance OF decree immediately u.
the reforms granted in 1895 ia n
,rf1n,Has- 81
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tnderv writer's Angry.

Kansas city, No, November II The pa
Fer OF z. W whrcom6 OF Davenport,
Iowa. on The Proper Scope OF Government,
supervision of Insurance" before the con
Nvntton OF Mutual Life Underwriters today.
was the cause OF considerable condemn.
ton MIR Whitcomh said that under The
state and Interstate systems 81 Insurance
supervision there were too many orportung-
ties Tor error BY incompctcn, supervisor
ana olAehmail by upscrupulous examiner q.
msny OF those present took exception 10
the statements
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ins that he viii look after the child until
money is seut 10 brins hcr 30 her alleged
American relative Tho latter sends tae
money and is next Informed by the prizes.
tina, he aud the talld have oeea arrests
IN France while on the Nay te the ta!te
States That 10 the last heard % the
swinGlers.
Consul General Bowen ssys thcft 2ye
variations OF these frauds. tut acst ut
them work successfully.
So many inquiries have bccn made By
TIE victims that he has been oS!lss4 20
print a CIRCULAR letter explaining the d.
evptipn.
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Philadelphia Pa, November Il The
wealth end fashion OF Philadelphia were
crowded iAi5 81, Lakes church today to
witatss tho wedding ~ Miss Ellen Nixon
Harrison daughter OF ur. Charles c.
Harrison and Mr Campbell Emory Nc
Michael. Miss Harrison u one ~ ,hc most
popular siJls Ia phNadolph.as exclusive
set For SD o-al years She has been q lead
or IN the younger circle and many iA.|,h
entertainments have boon given IN her
houor Nr McM.oharl is the .on Of Colonel
CLAYTON MeANchael and IL associated With
his father snd brother In the conduct Of The
North American
The ceremony was performed ly Bishop
o W Whittakcr diocese Of Eastern eun-
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Chinesr-.Inp War Echo.

London, November 1.-THE Chs
afternoon confirms on high unae.a,.
thority the statement made in a 5, ID
burg Dispatch 10 the Times, cuvani
Novosti as saying that towards d d
of the war between China and jan, 1.
offered to cede the Island Of rszN
Great Britain unconditionally III
view Of excluding the japanese TIA
territory. but that Lord Roseteu, d, i
prime minister, promptly decliaed IL
fer. n
Continuing, the Globe adds that tAs 4
from China was made through b.
consul at HankoW
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Cincinnati. Ohio November Weather
cloudy. cool; track muddy. attendance
good
selling, mlle--Ramrart. Little Tom. Lit
ne Walter. Time. l'4st4
Seven furlonss satsuma Roy Caruther.
Gray Eclipse Time 1895
Six furlongs-Suydam, Mertie Reed, For
sytho. Time liS.
one and ope-siNteeath miles-hddic
Buchanan, Nimrod Aimee Time. iS5ta.
Five turloncs-A, Sangamon. FL Toro.
Time l.05
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san Francisco. CAL November H.
Track fast; weather good lngleside re-
suits
rhrieeu-sNteenths Of mile Major c..
Lue.ilc. GaArnsea. Time les 81
Five.eieAths OF a mile Tea Rose. Can
aoaria Horatio. Time, 1;0i IL.
lhrev-'ourlhs Of milo, selling Day
light Toauo. Excuse. Tine. 1.l7 10
Threc-tourths 81 mile lmp, Santa
Bella, Moylan. sabiila. Time, lG IL,
ONE AMI ouc quarter miles hurdles. SELL
Ing Governor Hudd. Arundel, Gold Dust
Time, 90 IA.
Three fourths Of a mile Shield bearer
Bayruth, Walter J Time. lbs.
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is maintained by several local attorneys
and ex- legislators that the law so depend
ept upon the constitution, was to all In
tents repealed by the vote on Tuesday,
which repealed the prohibitive article In
other words that South Dakota has no
law calculated to regulate the manufacture
aud sale OF intoxicating liquors These au-
thoritlc3 are inclined to hold that the
state will be In this position from the
time the official canvass Of the vote rs an
rountcd until the legislature meets In
January and enacts a license law o. makes
snt.t. proyisfpu.
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SENSATIONAL SUICIDE

Waco Texas, November ll.-W H
Minis shot himself through the heart to-
day at his home on Washington street
Minis was slave 10 morphine and his
daughter, II years old, had made the sub
ject a study and had arranged 10 deliver
n course OF lectures, taking her father for
an object lesson This arrangement was
with the consent Of her parents. but her
first lecture depicted the IN Of NOR
phine eater in such horrii colors that her
father, mortified At the disgrace, tooA his
pNNt, no,
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II,uLAND's OFFESsk
Not Political but an Imnsi"a
i'nnu the JesuitS

Philadelphia, Pa, Nosempe'
nent ecclesiastical au'ho''''A
sources of official information nN,
that the attention of Rome na' va ~
in an indirect manner to lns ;, s MI
livered by Archbishop lrelana y IN,
,nn on tbe occasion of the cons..
Hilhon orernan. In this sermoa ~
ireland referred to the D ',,s ,tes
main strength Of the oa.n ,. aida
Jcsuits and other religious I'm. NIX
no bisbons the expression co l,r /
a reelection on the ORDER ,,on 10 N
cent publicity at Rome ~ IA AZ
sermon. the Judgment OF 'a, mt tAs !
~ mnderstand the facts is ,ls NJ
hos u", for the reports from Rome '.,s
bishop ireland Will DC s s ne ri
and removed II is belie' .s,.s sstsa
cision will BE- adverse 10
lands removal ..rs has @
ing from Rome to inu'V - suthctE
Of me nope and others N M aI A. ~
hishop Ircland's advocacy NJ ~
election has not figured III
washington. November IT, =
ou Mp'N mns made at the pap, ,,.l,l,
G IanS naa BEEN ,~s summoned !, 81
~ ,l,I be- removed from ,, =, r. 4
stated no information ar rsctlfs
on ,he subject had been not ba, y
;Sa ,,n 70 the present uni, uni \
Was no indication 'ha no 'oficiil y
Further than this inc -Srnor,,
nonid not discuss the W.
' Rome. November ,...., 49,. :,.'.. .,
culnted in the United ..,,sl.sa
has decided to remove ;. A'I p.sl
, rom the diocese Of t., S. oap.ifi4s's
, 49,, it is, gisIrG II i4reiand has u
, rI Har he u has held at h! The Ne lsss
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