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StlpnS Endorsements

HoDrf DfHaS fHoI Eco3osen;:;p { Grsen; president Na,ion.,
mD"nrSa!erican Medical cal'0iAa,ion, Asao, mem
member Ancrican PuLi;o tAassociation,
ITvatiop. .:aihorof Food Pra1ialth atGalth Asso,
World" rites from Cb,ti" rIiauctS Of tho
is NOT Gcnil6nce of Pabst MaIs' NAE mich. Mich.
profN.a; n 1Ga n;nn0wn to mo, as huis hare Extract
most "ucss'o ally for years, alwovsso so used it
n"rs mUst satifactory results Iays with tho
,ioL;lnin1g heir children md Ior or mothers
of y csrecia iom any cause, 1 reoarG CO.. general it
,a,. ronlc and nutrient pronon,ines combines both
1' 80 II truly the Best Tonitce.ss' which
tract. a rTfGnoantt!!yssroscribed Tna t!yssroscr Pabst ,,.,.
Fl pinitgsn.s ds an ho%" 8"S %sso to tilrse Of M
sia and its eneeain 1esing from dyspep, o
s 'hom bonsteed b acted lko Charm @ IN al these
ae ,L" to take it, until Inc tonic. and
1sm added eat anything and di"ey oSe tel, af
,iSsly improved TheyhaU~"es car the :.
Rest" st"Tfs5h: EST: have prsscy;h in weight Of
!" "d:" efs'' if,hot tho very ea 'mss' L"ss pe
Jersey City. N s:.'' s n,
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3, J.. ce,.osated Gle rated Manhattan shir., f. A.
'''' by Smith Clothing Companv S Tor
NOTICE.

70 h, MP persons are hereby notified no.
ber or t,esno' o' Craze stock, cut tim.
following lands: manner on 'h'
/, nJD nne ., John T., McKissick place and
''''as OF Il. Ellis Palmer ' "'N
/ Mrs. f. G EVANS, JR
r.. q. EVANS, JR
rALNrE.
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TnE .woNDRR san.

l am q little girl. nine wears !
And my nnmo Is rysel RR
Now, Gutsd-S inta, listen told
What I SAW At Tho ''~ondsr Store"
to-day.
A pretty brown-horse, with saddle on,
A five dollar doll with sweet face,
And lots Of things my papa Should own,
Like nails and hamm rs to drive things
in place.
Screws, plyers, shoe-nails and snaps,
Sash lifters, shaving brush and key;
Watch chains, scythe stones and traps;
Pape.! one cent u Quire-this beats me.
Rakes, purses. kettles and shears,
Coffee mills, oil cans, buckets and
whips,
Cute little "Japs'' with funny ears,
And Cinnamon, their tea ready to sip.
Fishes, fowls, albums and cards,
Fine soap. flutes and celery stand,
| Guitars, banjos and statues Of boards
Are in the wonder Store" SO grand.
Envelopes. plates, cups, saucers and pans,
| Egg beaters, milk skimmers and combs
Vegetable brushes, coffee pots, glass cake
| stands,
Dippers, tunnels, strainers and bowls.
Graters, china, fruits and pictures that
shine,
Perfumes. pitchers, trays f)r crumbs,
Valiant soldiers standing in line
Ready to march at the sound Of drum.
Vases, lamps, clocks, saws and beads,
Chairs, flags, carriages, pencils and
candy,
Nuts, broilers, walters and doll heads,
Bells, fiddles, forks, knives and scissor:
handy.
Pianos and organs, the very best
Nothing better anywhere.
Sewing machines that stand the test
Fifty pound balances-weights are fai,
a Birds and balls and bananas nice.
4, Are toY na, lbs WYnder Stre,
The S2oa ~: Nce,
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EDITORIAL. NOTES.

Editor Aull, Of the Newberry Her.
aid and News, says he will not be Il
candidate for clerk Of the House OF
Representative at the coming session.
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Administrators Notice.

issssed, must present. p@: f. McSeacs" a"9s1 ds
sons indebted ted" TT thirty days: 9XrifIri All per-
mai make payment ~ithont s3 bo'a estate estate must
undersigned. ' delay to the
4s-4t DELLA E: McNEAcE
Administrative
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~: rem near Son1.s -
sas/slsr%"ssnts "sst i.,D1 ii%D1T",ed an% D"f-nS5s' mos'
&sZLh; ;,,sr for one, 'I'rs th,sei in the the county.
:sst end .-eonvenisn"ss. se, five or ten
man, a Tor rent also nv NON,
saw neSr %; S;antnc This is =, new new ginnery
Ga",s ow gin outfit, with suction munger "a 80
pre-! yen :" n'ss ''Iampns revolving i"s
tien u.n iaSt a;t season LOO bales pef nay: Gin
rrist r,Gn %Iti a, above ginnerv i j. In connec-
ins and isea"g % %' IS 5'1c S.sa sheds for hons~
rentipc ~n,fp IN she'd TO o eomoata, eattle, with
esng pos;fIo ,,e above property tpeaens eon man
f ssst cot'a mil ipi0n i" the buyer for the iar
'oji r. Seed a or first class oil iIu.n' m, also cot
one s,"r aua ilon offer for rent '. L.,
e. cellars, sarisn s.1 s1'% room cottage
con @teey Ssn,ee room dwelling ",,d witE orchard; hard;
my yi,n Of e above houses WISHING esn 1 to rent
zee @ m. r,n ta IN any quantity ne %ear s"ppded ,ha
he %e'i5nsa ut yHa want to rent any a%s Of
Ar9y to ". "'J 7. Jonpesp! ntspI5ty; StC,,o
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oRR's AND OTHERWISE

$ Orr's, Nov. 2s.-AIr. r,;,o r..
III me % space IN your bright newsv NJ om, nv,
w. '% write a few lines from this sof,;pe pape'
we we ,lve IN a beautiful farminc Ur' co,'n
Try land level and productivc 1'un. O.no
Is our nearest station on thn orr
IL IS a flag stop and is verv oaa' con Uas
aIi ,In. ior 'he people and public pener
any 1t is three miles nc,ross s.uer-
I"hesvllle. The most of the f,rn s'an
place. Pped to this
j. ~ lotion ia is about all picked out and
Is soId as fast as picked. CO Co.. ana ia
being gathered in, and wbe,t oorn .oi.t Is
Will, Will soon take place. l think g tbnrge
t;a. Ga,i DC a great deal sown in this o seo
onr e,vn' l am proud to say 1 believs 1
m our f'mers are going to nroo.; ;se
"nat ',! they have long t;mo "bs.ee bo
a,n'"S aso 'T;,, about. 30 1t should be tho tho {
'ase Sc with all-makc plenty Of brs.G s"i
o,,oa oatI at ,1 nome and The low price far m a
o'10h @ wouldn't hurt so bad. W W.T. iTs y
ur barns are being yerv u.,, cn nne G.
uf a pocset books are very iish. 'eu' on t,
Nc Nc account of the low price ef con- u.'
'n' 90 "all is well that ends wall" IT, W
c trust the future will be br;,h,ou L
r al people. l am proud To snse1 raa5 pc
,'n u L, the pen of the different corr,sl u 81
Of each section Of ,h~
un'ry. by this we know e,rL ,uV mi
ler re- and we Can read from 'bn ,bn ha
'nt,ng "G press. This gives wings 'te to by
ana ana tongues to speak. / 1,ro 20 wa
Deen a subscriber to ,b;s n "H'e pcn
6, out l have been a rc,dpp p"per r
nt '"!ner uH has been subscriber SS aS mal
;,' Ut 90 years; nearly ever since s ;ts vest
'"r public school opened NV =
- Mss r &: d. Rodgers has cLar"c ,. % I. Z
lc Gault School. '"''se saie
:" f'r fear 1 will impose
wishing grea, sue.
and TIE TINES. All
Z. GAULr. to hu
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nore successful.

Inc election to congress of D,;o
nam II. Roberts brings out the G,e .
.nat not onl y is poliyamy still pr,c.
t'ced IN Utah, but that its obsorro.
are held in honor and esteem. Nr
nooerts Is tho husband of,hree wivcs
Nl'n all of whom he lives openly and
no.or,onsly. This fact was BROUGHT
INTO the campaign through which be
was elected and instead of injur;nr
nlm 1t drew to his support the solid
vote of Mormonism and tbus j. :; .,
ne is to so to Washington as tho 90
olea''ed representative of Mormon
u Is well that the people Of tho
country at large should tboro,rLI
understand the nature Of this rrc,,t +
ue'usion which has swep. 50 mnnv O
people away from the path Of com, "
"on sense, and which resorts to H., t;
ceptioa and false Statements il o,I @
to gain hearing from peo le ,' vha cC ST
would loathe the principal feature nr far oc
"",en =, 'uornonlsm has been noted ou
MOI only poligamy still prac,iced tn
~ them' but those who prac.ico :. ,1' TO.
'ro esteemed as heroes and as leaIcr. f'r !"
hd can at all times win ,lo ao-, rrn
fp'"uee because of their promironoo por
the forbidden featur. or ,l; cou
e'usion. u this new 9th
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vic, uuSI pan anu CanC IuthCi,
Id A3es. n r, toy animals and think bugs
, mndb:u5hes and lamps with good
Soup pr
ToH5 oH5 brownie he gives us doll,
Uon nWL bther he gives us bird,
~ don't deny, but simply own,
For ono Mis- beats all you ever heard.
s.sts' s ss' as a; {, paper pin'' salt cellar and
lDa' sses, tape measure, tasks and
Can openee cad,
spoop1 mirrors, paint box, paint brush,
ConnaI pons,
=, thIs, rules, stove lifters and pans
Mr.. Rio ing iFer'sSl 'Sl!dS~na !Sstnaa l#Istlfs IL !,
That to to lie disortIerlSs: are hereby a,.' y
Eacl n person, who VI, persons: ''
s.nI! II. de.m,ployment". "'a'n himself, liveyy ney
On fnkani person, who balm,
For g 10 aid !, abandons, neclanta" s habit
a1|rd: A comn me support of his f.r or Ie-
WhRful emInoh emnInnoh Prostitute whanily |
eself yment Whereby to nnm no. Vas
:, or " wba berson "o.v Wandering ab,,t :, r
{, or who rl,es Ines about from dan ana
the streets, hinb,rself bn.mself or her.
Exten public places to besys; bes or !, Passages, $
:. NJ: AEaaa Eaaao:e reeent,ys y|ss eS,<> 81 u T. s
OF the Douglass Mining comleHso ops
ne near West Springs in Union 80 .
A. property was formerly own
, srr,.. w. cannon. Mr. Madole man.
',s survey OF lands Joining the old mini"" % n,
''''' and also n survey for ,,,as "s 81,
y handle ore from the nina way do
t;smping mill Ao 70 the pr
e1 - ,'"o'e ' states that mining is car tio
, ." on mere on considerable soaIa gri
,a,n -" ,eA'lorary mill now OPERATING aii ing
y ,"u'e ~ TONS of ore per day. The nrina; wa Wa
No "'''' When equipped, will handle so a ~, u
III ges
L., L. ne mine is owned by a stock oon, ton
~ 1o. ol which Mr.. VIM. N. Douglas. % u. II
-. o. "'elldent and manager Twn VIZ WIZ
'''S nave been sunk. ono 10 "o / Z.
'' viz oIler 80 feet !, COW
NJ e 81, taken from the mine ossavs !s'n sard
,,i.,i per Ton. Mr.. Douglass il , with
'ea' mining man and states ,h,, :. :. See ,
-, r-''o per ton to handle and 49,. the il
tie ore, leaving profit Of 81, 90 Ar
sprcl'nen OF the ore from u,s rn;", %
:s''H;s @:: .c:;:. wsss ;: ;5;;: :;;:s; St
o $40 per ton. 'e' ''o"' D,h
e principal mill u u;,,ho, Hor'fl
from the nino oo iocated one bcrtA
,curo,I -, ana The company mcnib
Z" "ii the land adjIcent .i,I.,, ciatior
lrchase or option G., World
and spaoe f. - 10 nave "Th
% any ana all emer- is not
profess
company conli,lantIv most S:
The Douglass vii, 'Nt.cC' To Nursing
mt So. '''''es paying in debility
'p''ftanburs Herald. of csfcc
-
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o,-fSs s;!s1'es esi1 JQgll
kinley and ntianf' nth" President Nc.
there. A1ooson will also ha
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Final DiSchoroA
Nov. II, 1898

: Etate& ;. ~stfaCrix Of the Estate
SSpip, bonal 1eemster, deceased, has
Lewis ysoetson M. Greer, Judge OF
;n. m. kell 'i1and for the County of
mH. mH Two 9nal discharge as such
~, ead ed, That the 10Th
two bn er, A. ID. 1898. be fixed
Il ere, oho Petition, and a final
,St FRI ioe. said Estate.
,urcE OF Jason NJ. Greer,
~ - Judge Union County,
- ola in Union Times Nov, ii
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D., 10 sell land in aid of Asset.
abn:yo ny order order of Probate coprt 't.s' w.
| the "ove S stated case, I will se1l IN the
MonJs'ua she Gourt House door on sen tba before
leoa1 lu,ioay h in December, newt 'ns nrst
trsct rsa nc hours for sale, all a tbat during
townsh, touat OF land located in ao Raoo certain
aeres aewnsh,p, containing and dpgahsviIIe ons 9s
Iarki' 1s' more or less, Known Dne 10 fourth
in" "rk,n tn La, Lancaster lands mn and 18th as the
iogs low TO said said Estate, boundedd %d belong og
IIoms;.Qn IIors; the North by eI las as fol.
."haai Lancaster, on the ENDS ENDS of
Inr""'honse on"onse lot and land do - East by
;nrin on the North h. bv Larkin
,prlIgf ,prL g road, on the West by wy nlenn
q sb eflns ms OF sale, to wit. ono
ssh' Sith balance on credit for oDn Wne half
redit e5 interest interest, from day Of 1mg saIo year,
,'r,' n,,r portion to be secured IM,e' hn the
purchaser and mortgsaa by bond
,rn,ses. rel uses Purchaser to IsRe naS , OF the
'f' and recording rhe same no' Tor pa
". 11tb 1908 JASON NJ. GREER,
Probate judge
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Notice of Sale

otate OF South Carolina. IT,
VVounty Of Union. III Probate
w "A. Lancaster, ST. 10 court.
ed, Lancaster, deceas.
Against laintif,
whey LANCASTER, ct. al,
Defendants
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Registered at the Postoffice In Union,
SC. as second-clas mail matter.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

State Of South Carolina,
County OF Spartanburg.
Court of Common Pleas.
Elisha Bomar ct al,
Plaintiffs
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BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

further advance I'm Yesterdays stock market
carried nr,co. to figures not far from those pre-
vaiine at the time 81 the Maine explosion.
Under the stimulating influence Of American sue
cess I'm the war with Spain and the growing coh"-
dence In the counry's industrial outlook eX'ehueu
speculation in stocks Is to be expected "hhe an
advance in prices to a fictitious lever - not H"-
probable when once the speculative FEVER gains
a firm hold upon public attention The week
,,,,.,,, movement ended in an active and vigor-
one huu sueculatlon I'm which prices advanced
too RAPIDLY to give opportunity for buying al
vantageously; but the fact that all material co"-
d,,,cns were 60 attractive. and the war situi-
tion $40 PROMISING induced public operators 70
consider current prices bargains Accordingly
,hcv loaled up with holdings in the confident
oxrectation o. securing handsome profits. com
nodore Dewey's report inspired heavy buying.
For a haIf-holiday transactions were conduct
ed npon an exceedingly large scale In the TWO
hours II business total sales amounted 10 "f'-
lcs shares and while the usual speculative
favorites supplied a large proportion ol '"'S
amount the dealings were better distributed
than recently. and tho public demand Tor STOCKS
r.eyurablv improved The low-priced issues in
partlcilar were in good demand. Rock Island
went we'll ahead q -. Paul and closed not far
bcloyr Burlington Northern Pacific preferred
and Union Pacific preferred both went hlSher
,hon their prices on the day u the Maine eX-
ulosIon. and in many Instances the level reached
wa ca u,,le below the Lowell ~ the early Febru-
ery market that the suggestion was not IN
-r.nuon,lv heard that the market was moving
al,ros, too fast for safety. Everybody Is count
ln, upon a termination OF the war without set
back
Tho market yesterday was strong In spite 81
heavy selling for profits. Tho official news 81
cournodo-e Dewcy's great victory at Mania
created a buying power from the public that
was too strong 10 have It's Influence upon prices
curiaiied by extensive proft-selng pressure
Il was an outsiders market. helped by bull
narlpulntlon and u closed with Auoyancy
throughout Many large speculative accounts
acquired ut lower level were closed out
The weekly bank statement FOR the first time
in many weeks showed an expansion In lonns.
due - The Increased speculation I'm stocks and
ncw loans made on commercial paper. Al
though cash and surplus holdings showed a de-
crease from week ago The loss was not i'm
portant especially as the Interior currency move
rnent now shows n falling of and gold imports
have been resumed. Cash decreased $500 500
made up by an increase In specie u sl.39S 400
and loss In legal tenders ~ Sl.1Os.juo. The
hanks now hold Of legal tenders $40. O2g POO. the
smallest amount In many years. but Of specie
there ia Sl5y 791 800 most Of which is gold
Compared with week ago he chief activ,
stocks ar higher. follows.
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New-York. May 6. l.sS
ISSUES GREATER THAN POLITICS.
DrMAGOGUEs N CONGRESS AND THEIR ~
PATRIOTIC COURSE

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir. Is there any circumstance. or series 81 cir
cunstances grave enough 20 command the re-
soectfin attention Of the Democratic party. the
Populists Silveri,es and other "kicked-outs' from
all parties?
The words patriot" and statesman to-day
seem 70 have lost all significance. and arc hu; an
empty sound can the modern demaRogic poll
itician who meanders through tho houses OF CON
gress bowling for (othoD patriots 20 fight tho
battles Of this country and pafadins under the
alias Of honorable" ever uo made o. understand
that tho position II the United states before th"
world AT larse is OF moro iulporianc" than what
the people OF Podunk think on the subject?
VIII the "howling Dervish" Of modern politics
ever learn that there may be an issue before tne
Nation greater than tho return ~ himself or lis
pariys nominee 10 the governing halls
VIII there never be time when this turkey
cock Of political wisdom VIII allow That the I'm
may cast shadow from silver disk. by courtesy
called dollar?
10 exert on foreign governments - ann'unc" fr1'
The question OF American sup wncF was our only
argument. that We sub0rIlnafel AID internal dee
s.usions to tho ono announcement wv haf"ver We
decide IN our right and might 20 do. v" VIII run u
billion into o. Ot and sacrifice a million hv"s -
accomplish it,? 800
The people are getting tired Thcre VIII 30
many political funerals after the bond issue qu"s-
ton is settled. JOHN ". GRAHAM.
New York. May 2, 1885.
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,,,.,er,,s FRIENDSHIP FOR AMERICA
nm ACTION pr.rrxG THE CIVIL wAH-A coRNE-
spoNprNTs EXPLANATIONS.

- r,,. , rho T-thiiue
10 VIC '-.'.'. r.st,, .ho ,cnnta,ion 90 thank you
60. ,h, ,ro,cinonco YOU have given tho letter o'
rr.rn.r. II y pierce. Of the United states legH-
:. p..crshurr IN your issue OF las, sun
u.s.. ,.nt.h h,ve read with peculiar interest ana
.,.,..,., fr .as,,re Won t. - a rare treat 70
,...,, ,,,,,h.n, b,,t hostile criticism The
'' .,, ,,,l,,. ~ many English newspapers.
, -, ,.rso,,onal novels I; IL
"'" ''' ' ,,,, "a. American people
wig , 49,. 1T. ,,..,,ing their eyes and soon
" ,1 ~ ,bcso bascless attacks On
" . .-,.,t,,. X.r,h.rn Power
' ,.. .,r noyor forget the very sub
.,, ..t,, -, ,r,.na.hlo during our Civil War.
''HNtal ''N'" "' . ,~ .o..s, which
, ,.ro,, ., l,.,nia. 20. fo our people and Govorn-
|' 1870. A., 49,. 80 .t. turnocan Powers
from r.eogr !zlrr iho Confed'facr ana 'ha ''s"
-,... ,.,l,, - Al.x..ia,r II a'cnc un1u"sionahIy
demonstrated w. '''''' +''''' .,., y,n,ch
th.s connection 800 n''''i' NAV ID" 49,,
49, ,,,... .0, o, audience With Emperor
Ai.x.u..r IT, alI before Inn n" proposition Oh
,-.,l,. III IN interfere I'm our Clvl War for the
purpose Of perpeiun,ns 'he division n''"'en ,o,'
and : .u'h Immediately after no int'rNl'" '"'''
N'N''.,.' - r..n,h,r and enid. II wish you
ii''7' ''.''.' , t..... -,, -. tl. ueltl -
would inform in' f''"'' '.'''' -
%, tb. United states have the same rishi Z" ""'"-
tain republican form % government, IS EDr're"iS
have TO choos" monnrchy' nm" W. nv ,,,
..rf.r Ff.I 81
'h'''i''' 90" "' ~ -, 49,, ,,,-,,.- primo.
- m'lI4' ih '''' "''''' ,t .,,t,.,
that II ~. or any one else in'"iirre+ W" H'''N"
,t.r
''''' ,,.,....,t A.. ..,..,..p. ,,aq
THIS answer. ''"'''" '' '''' >...,,,
sent TO i'iri'. n'd 'n' inhI'!'n7 " 'i''' 10 -'
r,r ,., i,..,.N. % ID sudden md More han
'I' We" ,...ef,,.
/ tfai Quar- Nihl-''' '' ''' co..
Clay. Nf' i'''lF'i III i'''" ,..
pait.e AMI Alexander II desired MN TO ''''' III
.t,,, .boulI ENGLAND
iifH'l'it ls'''''''' ''''N go
,,,of hostile measures or rhis" ihf DO hi'' va "'
q, ..,.. ...r,- ,.ti,. intervention Of Russia could
SoNtH'ih i'''' ''''' ' 49, .,. .,,
bo depended upon Ana "f''h " ~" 49, 80,
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as anothers. and none Is too valuable to ne given
lot nc country; bat 70 show that lives not all
equally valuable from military point Of view We
nave only 70 suggest that Thu graduating class Of
wet Pointers be formed into company ard asked
10 20 - The extreme front 20 prove their bravery.
ma AZ even from thc ci'h point Of view there 70
E.icrence in Tho values - bee placed upon lives.
Tor an empower OF men had better pay the
81 s'NtfG! of his employees Who want enlist Than
sop MS business md discharge all his men t.
order tina; he himself alone should have chance
TO enlist.
indeed there are many Reasons why man
or one BODY 4 men should enlist. while others
should not, and the reasons are various that MI
cIl"ns and bodies OF men. outside of the Regular
Army or Novy, should in-!s' upon the absolute
r&ht TO decide for them elves whether - enlist
o. rot. In cncct. Colonel Appleton has said that n
MS ludgneni II Is NOT tho duty ~ she IN Roci-
ment to Join the United Statcs forces for service
or TWO Erors. His simple statement ought 10 sat-
iSiy everybody. nobody having any right. in ny
opinion. to ask The grounds for IN" decision. do
not offer excuse for the TN. thinking nom j. ~
cTd'r. hut In the face C.! tho severe criticism o.
TINS rSs-men:. l wouil remind he pubic that. il
furnished more than s!X hundred officers in 1851
ana that II could now furnish officers and dfill-
masters FOR the new NOlur; army. y the Hl
had said YES t. would have bid for and . irTd
popular favor, MT No WAS To" onlt answer war
Ta0tcd by al. The c.rcums; ancce. and am sure
that IN time tins "No" Will hc allied horo.c.
}. HOWARD CDWINKTlIWAIT,
Formerly COiCnI y. -. = y. y.
NcWNOrk. NJ g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-08
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS Sales. $1,000 cou
non ~ at Ill Final quotations follow:
v,uBoAD pONpS- Market strong and

rail-, KOND HDNIlS.- Mnrket StrOnE ana hC-
tive Total sales III the two hours OF business
amounted I'm oar vllue to Sl.SlNiN The more
inpor,ant dealings were in the Atchison issues
BrooLlyn Rapid Transit -. central Of Georgia
first incomes Jersey Central general Us. 'hcsa-
peal,e qnl ohio rs. Burlington and quincy
Nebraska ext ,nsion Isl. Erie general lien ''s.
Houston and Texas Central Is. Kansas CITY
Putsburg and Cuff hrsts. Louisville ana Nash-
Vile unified Is Kansas and Texas seconds, MIS-
souri, Pacific consol Gs and thirds Norfolk ana
western consol Is Northern Pacific issues ore
gon Short Line consol rs. Reading is. st. Louis
and Iron Mountain. Southern Railway 30, TeXas
a,d Pacific seconds. Union Pacific Is, Union
Pacific. Denver and Guf irsts and WABASH sec