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PROPERTY FOR RENT.

PROPERTY FOR RENT.
.Sl25 Q25)
1903 18TH ST. NV Brick; % rooms
and baths; nodern and N trst-ciass con
dinon; u. M l. ,7n
421 9TH ST, NV Brick; 21 rooms and
baths; suitable Tor residence or boarding
house; u. III. j.
1878 N. II. AVE Brick, corner OF n
NV; residence; ne WHY decorated; Ia rooms
q ID baths; offices arranged on first
floor for physician; heated by hot water:
III. /.
$75. (Io3)
332 INDIANA AVENUE NV Brick
office building or residence: large rooms;
a. NJ. /.
SY5. u1O)
25I4 18TH ST. NV. COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS-New and modern house: ~
rooms: a. M. l..
$40. u11D
2578 18TH ST NV, COLUMBIA
HEiGHTS-B Bay window brick: new ana
modern tome: i = rooms: a. MI.
$5O.75. u12)
724 18TH ST. NV Brick; II rooms
and bath: good condition: j. N. i.
$50. C75l
1874 CORCORAN ST. NW.-Brick: I2'
rooms and BATH: thorough order; d. m. l.
$50. tI13l
101 11TH ST. Sc Brick: furnished:
8 rooms and bath; IA. m i.
$4S. Ola,
11O6 STH ST Sc Brick store and
dwelling: = rooms.
$45. Q14
I10S STH ST Sc Brick store and
dwelling, = rooms; a. IN. l.
$3.50. (96)
1873 FIFTH ST NE-RricE furnished
. rooms and bath; comfortable nome; Iirst-
class condition.
$3.50. 60
As ST. SW.-Brick, | Z rooms and bath;
$3s. u35
1925 PA. AVE. NV. store and 8
rooms; brick dwelling.
2Oi0 II ST. NV - Brick, rooms aud
bath in good condition.
$25. Q34I
I06 SEVENTH 81. NW.-Second story
$22.5O. (S2)
1860 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Ne
Brick. rooms ana bath; Il. IN. /.
S22.6o. u15j
110s H ST. AE.-New. 8 rooms and bath;
o. itl'
S22.oC. 90
20 d ST. NE rooms and bath; con-
crete cellar; a. III. i.
2o5 18TH ST. NW.-Brick. rooms and
S2o.so. uIs,
623 L ST. Nk.-Brlck. 10 ROOMS and
bath; u III. l.
&2O.BO. (Il9}
621 !. ST: NE.-brlck. 10 rooms and
bath; u. IL. i.
$1,000. u16)
~ d ST. NE.-6 rooms and bath; CON
crete cellar; IN. /.
TAKOMA PArK. COR. MONTGOMERY
AND PINE AV VE.-7rOom frame; large
yard.
Ali ST. NJ. brick. rooms and baIn
$40. u2O,
1107 G ST. NW.-T wo-room flats:
heated by steam.
SIS. t145)
DEANWOOD, ID F.. C.-Two Groom cot
tages; well located ana in good condition.
SIS. u44)
LANIER HEIGHTS.-6-room and batn;.
COJtdSt, uSuleu ny uOG NdlSE
Sl3. Q37 }
924 T ST. SW.-Store and 6 rooms; brick.
$3.50. Q22)
PA OREAL COURT Ne, NEAR CAPI-
T0L.-6-rOom brick.
405 KY. AVE. sE.-Brick, six rooms
a0 Io11
614 TWELFIn 81. NE.-5-room BRICK.
S1l. H2D
1856 wALLACs. 81. Nw.-Br.ck, ,arcc
rooms and bath.
$40. 400
5413 7TH ST, 5RlGHTWOOD PARK.
| Frame; six rooms; large yard.
Desirable office rooms in the Bliss bul.d,
| ing, facing Capitol, single or Ell suite.
SO. u3S)
| 924 1-2 F ST. sW 6-room brick.
$40. Q391
SIC 10TH ST. SN N.-5-room brick.
$40. 14o)
| WHITNEY AVE, BET. 9TH AND 10TH
| SITS. NW.-S-room frame.
REAR 2010 Il ST. NW.-4-room brick.
$3.50. (141)
WHITNEY AVE, BET. 9TH AND 10TH
| SITS. NW.-3-room frame.
$3.50. 143)
| REAR R1T25 PA AVE. NW.-5-room brick
SIS. u31,
Stable in rear 1927 1-.rh ST.: room for two
horses and Two carriages.
l
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

$4,000. (63)
SW. COR. NORTH CAPITOL ST. AND
FLORIDA AVE.-l13 front; Improved by
2-Story brick, . rooms; can be used as
store; building in good condition; terms
easy.
$4,000. (s6)
4TH So, BET. L AND III SITS. NV
Three-story brick, containing rooms and
bath, In first-class condition; q. M. t.;
terms easy.
$4,000. Q2s)
BROOKLAND, ID. C.-Sacrifice; owner
leaving the city; new house, Z rooms. stable
and out buildings; including horse and
buggy, COW, poultry, fruit and garden; lot
50X1 so.
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Eon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-FirSt-cias barber shop
uuIng good business; l viii sell Inns
fine >uOp Ior S2,U; cost $3.50, reason Tor
setting owner mas oIh er buSIn eSS 10
aII,-nu: good chance Tor smart young
man. AuurvSs uUOD CHANCE, Hns o.
flee .c4-3G
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COUNTRY BOARD.


WILL board and care FOR children. for
SS per month; LOrton station, on line Of
railroad between Washington and QGantico,
Il miles from Washington Further par
ticuaTS address. MRS NJ. SpTin.uIHu'
I. o., Fairfax 60, Va jcl5t
w NTED city LOarGerS- ur JI.t Iar rII
OF Mary X Richey. Sic waFbstOwG, I rIS
county, Pa, good spring water: GrvcS
free Of charge. my3f,.u2,4
NTED a few bOIr6ierS can DC ac-
ctIfuInOtEtJed IA a COOl Quiet country
hCufr. free conveyance from station. ci.rfnS
reasonable. no objection 10 children. Fog
particulars address Mrs T.. NJ EDNf.N
EtchiSion 7. O., Mont gOmery cGGntv MI
ju2 3teu
Rs MINUTES walk to station: pri-
vatC Limily would take a few hCu r;lcrS:
rooms large: well furnished. no children
Address MRS u g, Rockville. Nd
jul 3t-cm
FIRST CLA SIS country hoard; terms
nim.er;Ite Apply MRS LEONIDAS
JONES Dickerson. Nd. my3c-Tt
WILDWOOD TERRACE. LaEx-
don. D. G., on y. X o., fare cts. hjEb
ground near Station. terms moderate.
je3-3t
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ATTENTION : Members OF l.. A.
1858, X. OF L, are hereby notified 10
attend our next meeting, important -
ness Byorderof Assembly. K. S.GLlCh,
RS lea-2t
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FOR SALE Bicycle, so. nigh grade
" heel: 20 Inch; used three weeks;
bargain. ACTRESS 81. h, tbs oinCc, " Ill
call II
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wANTED-uOTSEs

wANTED-To rent small brick house
or cottage for respectable white peo-
pie; city or Suburbs. nut-oycr S15 month.
PERMANENT TENANT, this office. lt,sn
XAyANTED-FOR CASH.
w Residence in NoPthwest; large bed
rooms: 2 baths, steam heat; 2J feet front.
more; would buy an old residences
and remodel; must be bargain. Apply
The Times Real Estate bureau.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
GOOD Will, STOCK AND FIXTURES
Flour and feed store. vicinity New Liberty
Market: horse wagon and harness. and fix
lures: good paying business; party leaving
tie city; price $500; easy terms: estaiI-
lisiIed 1873. Apply TIMES REAL ES-
TATE BUREAU.
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FOR SALE-JuSt received. a fine lot
OF Cupau white poodles; will be sold
cheap ii sold at once. SCHMID'S PET
AAidAL aTGkE. 1l2 l2th 81. NV.
lnl-G
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

NOTARY PUBLIC
i WILL be in my office, 4l6 9th ST. NV,
near the Pension Office, at o n. M, June
f. to execute all pension vouchers for 20
cents, and cash your checks without charge.
A. Z. L. KEESE, Notary Public. Item
PENSION vouchers executed; Ralph W.
Lee Harry c. Birge, notaries public,
Riggs ms Bldg, 1881 ST. NV, office
hours $50 to $50. my21-15t
WANTED-BOARD
w A ANTED-Board in country by man
and wife on line OF railroad, farm
preferred; will pay $25. Address FARM,
this office. je3-3t
FOR HIRE.
FOR HTRE-To drummers and busi-
ness men, horse and buggy or Dayton,
$1.50 and So per day. Apply to the REX
STABLES, rear Of 15 E st. NV; telephone
call 100. my16-tf
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w ANTED -COIo-ed cook and house
wOrK, Tor family or ); Sl2- stay OF &c
home, VITA refs. CdI Unis morning D1J n
AGENCY 6l5 7th. II
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FOR SALE-PaJent 9frice uniclal Ga
ZettcS. including years 1890 To 1898.
C. NJ. NEWMAN, Bridgeport, Conn.
ias-3t-cm
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FOR SALE phacton buggIes and
trap. aIi IN iirSt-cass order. cheap.
Rear 424 lSt st. NV. ju3-3t-cm
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WANTED
HELP wANrEp-FEMALE.

wANTED neat girl for general
GUusc vSOrX- Apply 1901 7th ST NV. lt
WANTED coIOred woman tU &c
uUuSewOrE. Call at store, 1874 l4tu
ST. NV II
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w wANTED-A neat girl TO WORK around
house anu make herself useful. 1Gply
at 1904 9Th 81. NV. Ie1-5J
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FOR SAEE-Large jar OF matted Hilk
thoSptai sizel, s.. 1905 y 81. NV
IL
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FOR . ~ LE-Ihe beSt and most COO
nomical refrigerator is Monkeys I'm
proved Dry Air Refrigerator. Your ice
lasts longer. Your fOod is kept pure
and fresh. THE MOXLEY MANUFAC-
TURING CO., 73l 9Th ST. NV II
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FOR SALE-S Store; cheap. No. 2o6
Il ST. SW. IL
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FOR sALE-BIcYcLEs.

FOR SALE A 80 Rambler: model
IA. With new Sc tires; in good cond-
tion: $50 cash. Address JOS. LEIGHTON.
l62l list NV. je4-3t
HIGH GRADE BICYCLES
Aunger's Birdie Special and Boyd
Spccl;il: simple. strong. durable, and fully
guaranteed WORCESTER CYCLE MFG.
Co. agency, 1880 lith ST. NV. my3o- III
MONEY talks; Light 'a6 BICYCLES ut
'9S priCcs. guaranteed years: come see
sample ai KAISER, the watchmakers. 1922
51th 81. NV je2-6t
BTC~CT.E fiarrains 2S-in. wheels.
$50. we will sell for few days Mt S44 SRS
cash: all qua rautced. A b. CARPENTER
14th anG l'ark Sis, Mt. Pleasant. nY30 I'm
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HELP wASrEp-MALE.

w wANTED-A barber for. Saturday.
ZUz IItn ST. ne. 1t
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w wANTED-Good barber. SOS d st.
NV. 1t
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WANTED Several young saIesiadiei
Tor EuVu selling article. Address 81
Myrtle ST ne II
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w wAHTED- neat, intelligent c0IOsed
neu, ,YIJH refs, TO sOhcit ia city among
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ANTED- Agents make So and So
uaIiy seIiIng the electrical WONDER 8
to =. IN. oniy. $40 IL 81. NV. Je+3t
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WANTED D-FIrst-class coloEed barber
at Once; steady JOB, good guarantee
~ III
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HELP wANTED-MAL AND
FEMALE.
wANTED-RO ROOMS.

WANTED Room, by yeurg man, with
private iaT.Iiy- Y. this office 1t
ANTED Furnished apartments be
tweeu F, 1, eth 70 18Th sts-, first or
seCUGd floor: b. a.. q. NJ. l., state lowest
rates. n r., :his office Jc3-6t
wANTED-3 cool. I'd flor rooms in
NV. Iur., for light housekeeping: 3
adults. state rent. X d, thIS CfIiCC.
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KrsIxhs, t.u,N,.r>-

FOR SALE Grocery store eau be-
bought cheap; viii sell at cost, at No.
oil q st. Sw. Call at once. 1t
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w a NTE D-POTterS, drivers, cOdch-
men. waters, useful Ilrl, ure4eu.
engineers, macuInIsts. CaU MUTUA L Eli
PLUYAENT EXCHANGE. Room =, Gig
F 81. NV. ju2-St.em
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FOR SALE-A sound. gentle family
HorSc. new buggy and harness.: robes:
weight whip; all an first-ciass order: for
ne. after u. IN je2-3f
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wANTED-PosTAG STAMPS.
w NTED-For cash. an kinds OF old
United states postage and Departments
stamps: collections alsn bought. II. r.
DUNK HORST. IOn5 .th st.nw. apS-tf en-
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A Warming From Webster.

ITc WHO tamners Will tLc c,,roro,,
robs labor Of its brco,. Uc n,n,,o,.s
indeed to greedy canito, which !. Loo,
sighted and mnv shift f,r ;t.clf hut
he bcsgars labor which * honest ~,
suspcctinr and foo lusv will, th.
present 10 c,Lcrl,to g.. a., e.
The nr,src,;tv ,f.ho ro,,.;, ,I,.
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TIIlI PRODIGAn DAUGHTER.

TO the home Of his father returning,
The PyodigEl, weary and worn.
Is greeted with Joy and Thanksgiving,
AS when OH his first natal morn,
y ''robe" and Il ring are his portion.
The servants rs suppliants bow.
He is clad in tine linen and purple.
In return for his lcmitcnt vow.
But. ah; for tie Proligal Daughter.
WhC h:u' wandered away from home
Her feet must still press the dark valley.
And through the wild wilderness -o0n:
Alone, on the bleak, barren iaOlmtainS-
Tie mountains ~ dreaIy and cold
No iMmd is outStrctchrd in fond pity
70 welcome her back To the fold.
But thanks To the shepherd, whose mercy
Still follows his sheep, though astray:
The weakest. and c'en the forSakem,
He bears in His bOS0m alway:
And in the bright mansions of glory,
Which thv ilGol o! His sacrifice Won,
There IS rGnm for the pru,ligal Daughter
As well aH tl" F!udig;,l Son.
Selected.
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Tho difference.

\ we'll known German Saloon
laan was heard to thus address hts
dog; "AIcin toy, there is great DIFF
ference fiom nc uml you. Now,
whcn ! Sris up in the morning | has
/" wash minvsclf and dress m;ncScl,
unl bring in der kniin before | can
mct hit OF breakfast BIT its diff
i>rcnt mit you. iouSt as soon rs
you set ~ al You have have to do
is TO stretch. and den somebody giEs
y"u Il breakfast. Ven, you play all
tHy. but have TO vork--York oil
der vile vou yopst hat fun. Veil der
tim" viii come already when YOU hai'
10 do, unl den, mcin to@, dat is all
or yon: but j, is 4 difi2'c nit me.
| haf to go to hell yc;-Ncw York
World.
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/! II very aged but healthy fact q nc
theie is Il close connection between The
stomach and the head. \ diDrcicrcd
stomach einiS in Il "ick-ICa,lache. The
root of the whole trouble is billiousncss
anu the complete cu:c is Ramon's Tonic
i'iilS, which cost but - cents. and will
completely restore YOU To health in few
GAYS. DO not take our word for this.
.iSk the Union Drug Co.. your druggist
about 1t. With tie pills are some pellets
winch build upthc system. sample do
free
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for these products? If the bankers
or ''money kings want these dollars,
docs not our Moth Carolina friend
know that they will have the means
OF getting them and even of.corn-
crning them if that would be
profitable:
Instead Of adding considerably to
the amount of money in circulation,
the free coinage Of silver would cause
the greatest and most disastrous con-
traction OF our currency ever known.
1t would drive out of circulation. in
obedience to- law which has operated
with like effect in every free silver
country i'll the world, all the gold
coin and the gold certificates, which
amount to over $500. 100000. 1t
would likewise drive out Of c:rcrla-
ton or reduce one. half i'm value the
S34J, 100000 i'm grcenbacks and the
s3i1 oco ooo ,r r,,,;o..II.l
~" '''''''
Would this contraction Of more
.,,,. ., ,,.,,
tho so,,,ho.n n, wo.
''stand better chance TO Get
,oo,o,.
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Ina recent letter to the manufactures
Mr.. W. +. Benjamin, editorof the Spec
tator. RuSlford, y. Y. says: ut may
he pleasure to YOU To know the high
esteem in which Chmmlerain'S medicines
az" he'll by the people of your own state,
where they must he best known. An
aunt of mine. who resipcs at Dexter,
Iowa. was about To visit me Il few years
since, ami before leaving home wrote me
asking If they were sold here. stating if
they were not lcwolIld bring Il quantity
with her as she did not like to be without
them. The medicines referred To are
tllambcrlniu's cough remedy, famous for
lis cures of colds and Group: Chamber
lain : cole, cholera and tiiarrloca remedy
for bowel complaints. These medicines
have been in constant Use i'm Iowa for IL
quarter OF century. The people lave
learned that they are articles of great
worth and merit. and uncllialed bv any
olirr. They are for sale here by II. f..
PO'cy.
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WILL HUNT BIG 1.5la GAMl. AM
w. z. Vanderbilt and w. Seward
Webb as Nimrods. General
Miles and Captains Bald.
win to Be In the Party.

win to Be In the Party.
In few days the most celsbrat
equipped hunting party that ey
was known in the United States "
leave New York for a long to
of the Yellowstone park and t
haunts of big game in Montana a
In the party when it leaves that ci
will be w. X. Vanderbilt and /
W. Seward Webb, who will be t,
host on the trip With them will
four of their close personal friend
Later on at Omaha, unless t!
present itinerary is changed, d
party will be increased by d
presence Of General Miles and Ca
tains Baldwin and Maus, formerly
his staff and his companions in sever
western campaigns and outing
Colonel Benton, a relative of D
Webb, who was also to have join,
the party in the west, but his dea
will cause vacancy which probab
will not be filled by the selection
any one else.
The trip, which will extend ov
at least one month and is likely
keep the party in the northwest u
til after snow has fallen, has be,
most elaborately planned, and eve
arrangement has been made for 1
comfort of those who are to take ls
in it. The resources of the Wagu
Palace Car company, of which I|
Webb is president, have been used
make the trip to the Yellowsto|
park an enjoyable one. From tbsl
on detachments Of the gsgulaxi ;
win look out for the safety * De
distinguished hunters and Il to.
protect them from danger eth i
the field or from desporadoos. 50
far as possible the party will Ike
its home in the private car ORR
Webb. This is at present in icy
burnc, VT, where its own
stopping.
Already George Barre, whHs
had charge Of the car for year}l
accompanied it wherever it goc Is
been making extensive prcpari|s
for stocking the lardcr. Addml
supplies have been ord cred to'&
hand at Chicago, Omaha. Dcnv' d
Cheyenne, at all of which pmit
is expected the party will stop Vh
the car side tracked at the r;st
available railroad point, the pT,
under the leadership oftrainetgts
and accompanied by detachn,lhf
United States caya!yy, will m.kN.
peditions into the mountains anhc
haunts of the big game, the s'uIr ]
of which is the avowcd objcs ot
trip. Though it is hopcdthd pr
will always be available as b;p of
supplies, DIR. Webb is not aallf re
but his guests will have to all TX
at times upon game or arm, >rms
for their diet.
The route planned will lcal ilnc
cases far from railroads or sttlqts
in which supplies other hJhc
coarscst can he scc,Tod, Iapr G
guests have been warned tlrfy
must start prepared to roagF,,r
days at time
From Omaha, where Dh Ib
and Mr.. Vanderbilt will b on Il
by the military members of pre- ;,
the expedition will so at onf fe G
Yellowstone park, where hq} Il
be secured and the rcscryol'd
vcrsed from souph to mort IN j.
hoped that in the region .i,she +
the park some game maysid b
which is not yet Under the h
OF the government. %.
Returning to the car. nod \
will no TO either Fort IIollch.
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chinciy, was at his command. His
word seemed to be law, without an
appellate court.
Did any executive, in any State,
ever have such s,.pport-such unlim-
tied power? 1t is unquestionablc
whether any military satrap at the
close ofthc war, had more power, than
did John Gary Evans, when he took
his seat as governor of South Caro-
lima.
Ills first utterances as governor in
dlcat2d his utter mftncss for the po-
Sltion. He assumed the role of a
master without the dignity which
attaches to great authority. There
was a sort of SOCIOLOGY lcvity and
raggadocio in his words and manner,
when treating and discussing subjects
which puzzle statcmen. He lost
sight OF the fact thGt he was n servant
Of the people called to execute the
laws with mercy, justice and fairness,
regardless Of political conditions and
affiliations. lie acted us ifthcre was
no law save his will, word and desire.
1t is charitable and probably right
to say that incxpcricncc, youth and
sudden elevation to position and pow
CT turned his head and excited his
vanity and cgotism.
lie resented criticism as personal
insult and listened to Hattcry of syc-
ophantS. never weighing the value of
the former and the dcbasing inAu-
cnccs Of the latter.
lie allowed himself to get cntan-
glcd in questionable operations which
he might have known his enemies
would use sooner or later to his dis
advantage.
lie drove from his confidence men
who would have proved valuable ad-
''SerS.
lie constantly appealed to passion
a"' prejudice ahd rejected cool rea"
son ana cam conservatism.
H"Punishcd communities and in
diyiduals, assuming the authority of
the tyrant, forgetting that final rctri-
button would come, sooner on later,
and that he woald have to answer to
the people of the State for his actions
AZ governor.
:; :" 8"
The foregoing are some of the rca-
.unnr Evans IN HE o.,,;ro+;,,s f,. tL -
''>
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pleted' and will depend largely upon
the success achieved in the territory
visited. Should the members of the
party have become surfeited with
hunting they will return to the city
by easy stages. On the other hand.
IT their appetite for game has only
been whetted, the trip will be indefi-
nitely extended. 1t is now the opin-
ion of the leaders of that winter will
be here before they return.
In the way of weapons the hunters
will be splendidly supplied. DIR.
Webb, who has always been an en-.
thusiastic sportsman, has one of the
most complete hunting outfits in the
United States, ranging from heavy
Martini and Winchester single fire
rifles to light reporters. His collcc- |
tion of shotguns is as complete. Near
~ all his weapons are of special make
and arc finished in silver Handsomely
chased. Mr.. Vanderbilt arsenal is
not so large, though it is sufficiently
varied to answer almost every pur-
pose. Gen. Miles has collection of
hunting weapons even greater than
hat of Dr. Webb, and Cant,ips Raid
win and Maus are well supplied.
captain Baldwin, who has been re-.
'ently stationed in the Indian Terri
ory, is one of the best shots in the
lr!my, and has wide reputation at
he army posts where he has served
S thorough sportsman York
Ournal.
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The Discovery Saved His I lie.

Mr. G. Caiioucttc. druggist. Beavers
III. says: 10 DR.. Kings New Dis
coNrN lowe ny life. Was taken with
La Grippe and tried all Tie physicians
!or miles about. but Of no avail and wax
gwen up and told | could not livc.
Having DR.. King New Discovery in INV
store sent for II lott'e and began its use
"EG frGm ire first GoSe lcgan To gel
better. aud after using three bottles w; $
up and about again. 1t is worth its
weight IN gold We won't keep store OF.
house wthGut il. Get Il free trial at
IL. +. i'c%cy ; drug store.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-09-18

lie who takes tie child bv the
hand, takes the mother by the Ecart.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-09-18

Now is the time to subscribe for
TUE [ MON TINES.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-09-18

For SALE. ~ Five good milch
JAWS viii young cal'c. W. ii
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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-09-18

.%ilct,ll, "oai huticr Is the h.-i in
the end.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-09-18

The hand ;hat rocked the cradle is
nov guiding tie bicycle.