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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
DEMAND FOR STEEL
Ma-11s1 Advancing and W1uId-Es
Purchasers Turned Aw4z

-, Z 1llitdeIpnIEI- April 4-TFsa tfssr11a14 IN
---s 14st-laael 11c steel 1ppeaEs To be- H1zu-
L. n ne nl14Idrrzy Of elses1 the Dsf1Ir -
- 9@L ale material keep rl1ta rryesr ~
work In referring to Iris .s5rr7-FoT-f-7.,----
Ns-s5lz41e1 I1r- TIE product local uaner saws
frees q a1GieS- beams and efla1T1saIss
We're advanced z Ver ION On rrl1rIr-ssfssJr y
-rIu IN -EAIIIrFliy pAIaa virtually rr1sltfs. Z -
e---Nst--t- -iE-sl1tlZE and ChicazBs uIr7Taf-s
were dtre o. Saturday beEzfur % haze
Z pElce niilI1sfi- L1E1nIaEuE CIlaE = or &
per l0n WOl-1 3e no 1t-tr1Eueur to busfuass
= l-1=y GGlll1 nave deliveries sE7IsEr-41r,zss
80 lnCs II possible, fsa45z-1E which. a r.u
lis W0ulu Dc acceptable SO Tar as Known
No orders from these Sources z4sI-z -sfIra<7
IT'D Ne price 1aIef- sfrnuIT hs.ssl1Isss. rIt...
111tiS ara crowded with local WORK A sas4-
lnu or1er was taken for che OF tl1es UaEl-
WsLre shlp yarts- however and a vasr.
a111ul UNI OF either business fs WHITE m
see Wf1iLE cal &c aaue with it,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
PINGREE READY
EG Neg16ia1s Fer the Purchase Of De-
sruIE's Sweet Railway For the City

Detrair- Mich April 4-GGveruor
Fingree and the other commissioners
VINO VIII negGC1AIH for purchase by the
cry CT the Detroit zLraAE railways. GZH-
cI1raet bonds today for S25d. 900 each and
TOOK their 0sEEhs OF office They SerC Il
LGELaE ID the street railway companies
SEHLEE that the commission u 0rga-
lines upOn which they ara Wiling 70
uegHCaEa- Members Of 4 cfrzaus' COM
u1IEtae y hIch Is opposing the municipal
ownership plan say thai application viii
16 made ID The. attorney general u De
I'll 4 CzSC CT the cOuSEL1EiaualICV OF the
ACT authorizing Che purchase and the
1rlceetflTlsr9 rIreT-afIr1ttear-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
Gun ON TRICYCLE.
5r-rz81 Tr11rs Eracr1eiug " til 5z1-
guar En-frz CT Wa

EGucuu- A1riI go r1e u1ar1e7rv-=z INV
zA--ls II ne E5Tzs-E-zI lIzddlasEE
-zst-1lz11t-s1-111E WI
l1la1tfa- VII zzE-li.- pattern AI4---r1 E-Ir1
'T11ELx 1IuvaHzeTr- Ilzir.r |zssas-r7.4I 7r-f7a.
zA- LIZ D. 2Tls5fzlz1la7 i1I11erssI-
RED lEIC1 1usiElflY7 lr rv.1fsrrr TF -1-7 4-7sF
car-I-E 10 1g77-1ffs W. rv-aalz ~ -.
---i-vcli4 1ar= 1uas17rl.I-ifs go - l,s4-7
bearings.
A TAIN OF esrfIr 7rfz-r On Hi,.---5,ass r.-.7r,
lti-1Z lie ETTI. EACH mai besides vaf- rIzr
rL,Ez -g=E-Ili-1ag1 7a11fffFf- -.q--rrr ~ -
back or lis z-f1eal F, 7r~ --,----E7-4-7-- "a
E-3.11lt15 lL A-11T1gz11Lr-du n case
Il 11As5-- lE 4 9E--1AzstsTvl If -le u@r1r- 1w
Al --lsat14t-tl-s --IIE-raEI1zE1C our bIevrsEe
he coupled 5lsarzri1s.F- s-7ff .l--44574 =
ne pule af ne z-IT1 .-1---sI-= $3.50 = -
80 Z 81 ID lid 1ua1ilF aver r-1l1z-51
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

The Sisters ct Saint Francis. Clinton
Iowa wr1Ea under the 1aEz Of I4-1I=4r-z
Il 1888 A1gur SIX months an a very
reverend Clergyman Recommended
RzEz1'S E1eE--r1zLE15TT1 EznzstIv u u a.
one IT IG1r Sisters was 4 5Evara sur
Erou r1e4IT11ar1SZu ct Ivzr three vez4rss
1lI-4Euu- Artzr she had used one bUr-
lie 1T me Esres1y va 4cz pleased II s-4v
she Ws5 e1r1rs4T cI1CzI We Therefore
et1eerruIIy recommend Tbs waucIerr-1T
remedy u al similarly zrTicrzG a1G
nearly W1zu Z C1e unlimited s71e-szz
II 50 richly deserves g FER brittle. S,sIsf
q S7E1rE * EoIIGET Drug ca. W Z
2 l1SG1. A-uGI1 ErUE Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The foIIgx11E t-ausnz7 ar r=aI estate
hEEvz ozaEI He'd
Rant Boyd % W z Fh1IIIuz - 90
southwest =. z5-Itl-I4
7 =. Rogers and VIE ID 4 : Anffrz-zz
sSsal. IEeS lS-as sralEler zE-zzE- Klein : al
t5iE1Gn-
= Z Bar and wife 10 Lille Z Easst
81 Id part LgC Il Jackson street First
ward
z T EzaRe E-eha-T SsaITylul-1 Ia
Lat - AT4-uS street C'rzlazS ADDITION.
= Z Merriam and VIE ID Ali E5i1f1fr7z
8 ,ss8- par southeast =. par- SOUTHWEST =.
81 and pat northeast 4 1zrr north
WesE Z. E-2-LA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
LETTER FROM HELENGOULD
Thanking the Pennsylvania LegzaIa-
tura For Tia AcrzCn-

session OF the house L letter vas read
rsm Miss Helen Gould thanking the
legislature ct Pennsylvania fer their
Offices during the reGsnE war via spain
and adding
lille do not feel entitled u the
many 6XureszIGuS IT appreciation and
Of good VII that nave come 10 since
the va 7 an none the less deeply
touched By them
The reading IT the Ler1sr was literally
a7pIauGe1L
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

rn-r-Gs uc+ior IN 9Latsus NscsaEi-
e7Ess Increase In Operators

Guthrie. .. T.. April 4-The Atchison--
-1pelsa & Santa F'a Railway company
On SATURDAY. D11C S1zkLz+=1 new tale
z-apn GT5erarurz n Oklahoma C.rrTLJE-T-
The block zvsCzzI x 1fEVv Use On al
the santa E's lines n the Cerr1CJry and
the increase n the E0rCs Is made 1eceS-
=arv Nv is Introduction None OF the
new QpeFaEr0rS Is u receIv= 4 smaller
=s4I.I1-y than So Ter month and several
receive mora The uev Operators ara
Distributed by st4Eous as follows Two
each 1t CE1IIIcco. OCa0. AsF. L4vrfe and
Waterloo, and ana each 1t P0ncz City.
Red Ruciz- Orlando. Seward, Moore AMI
Ngnfz
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
SALISBURY ACCEPTS
Gerua1ys PrrposI-icn Regarding
Samoan AEHx

Washington. April 4-Lar1 Salisbury
has accepted the plan proposed BY Ger
many for the settlement ct the Samoan
trouble oy the appointment aF n CT-
3asCrILE commission The acaarE1ues Il
Gu the broad principle 5uIE and the de-
tails II the arrangement ara yer EG De
agreed uEsou- As the CuEEatf States has
accepted the general proposition there
- 10 longer +oU1C as u the arzaulza-
ton CT the commission
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

81 INST tel F7u thar Lydia L Pink
Ian Ksgg18ale Compound las dine
mora fer ue than any Doctor
was troubled WIN E-erzIIzEr
r1anzrI-11zEzltzn- LAST sumuer I oega1
the use CT yG- F=ge1IhLe Compound
and 1fzzr tazzuzr two cCCEIes. I have
been rgvuIa- eTErT month s1cs-
recommend Jour Uef1cIue 90 al -
Kzz- MzsaR l. EzGwz, WzSx p
PH-ksAxr, y =
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
DEATH OF jar RAMsEY.
=cn u Santa Fs CGnducaur FzfaIIz
WSundsd at Chauz1s.

-t-Ei5t-1l1E-- ADrI A-5aV E-Hrrrssayr s5or n
N9A-t-4CE1E = g. E<z1lIssszy-- y. Sarrr
SLs morally wounded ~ cF1s. 4l.t.ftiF
11-s-I1415e II L shotgun FRIDAY iff.zTT1roTT
a. ---IliA1ll1Ie- and died clock
ne VS. QfI- 1uuEuE near L Ilzssz 95f71r
Ire niles E-Unl ais home IN C-F1a1r1r.a
wen me gun WIS accidentally sffsssE s.-rzf
me eonEEfIIs si1arrer1nzE his eff at. A. 80
wrist - -
Ike Wis alone 1t the time II the. Hfsriffts-7r
he Went 70 d farm house near 1v md VS.
L-l41D et-tA - us l0u17. W1aEa u1e4ffgKI ART
Wis hastily summoned. He lad Iussr -
InHt1 oiogG tl1az the doctors we're IRA EIIs.e
u save liS Lfa
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

E4rriSburE Pa AprI THE n0use
has adopted Z resolution au1F1ur1zIT1E the
az pG11ETuEuE gE 4 G111E1IEEae OF EEVG
5GnaE0ES and Ehras members 70 confer
win the Legislators OF ether staras with
the view OF bringing about the subEI1iS-
sion CT Al amendment n the eauSE-cII-
ton ct the C1ILast States W1E-zzy EnsT
nay 74e-<-E the lrzzadtEIE- wee PRESIDENT
and United STATES SEuaEGrS ~ d1EzzE
vora- this cnnEnLEr=@ II EspoEE Ia the
Legislature II I98-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
oDRs NELSON RELEASED
Governor Stanley Denies IL AprL1ca-
1icu Fer Easl1zzIz1cn-

=
= = Nals0u vac vas Under arrest at
EzCIa- Ezzs bean ordered released by
CztEver18E Stanley. Wt1g II doing d.
1ieft Al appieaEiGu r1E 4 rafzI1IzIC10u
E-u1 TIE governor Of Illinois, II Was
charged that Nelson. 5esarraft us VIE
WHICH uuGie=- me Illinois law = 4 Ezl-
0uy- The Chicago authorities were al
Tar Nelson and wa1Eed Il TAXA h1u u
Chicago. E1r trial
Nielsen showed through his Attorney.
E1aE De has ce+zn legally divorced from
as VIE and zxlIbIraf1 COPY or Et1e Gz-
--za Ut h st Joseph Mo. court aid az
1ibEEezf also ether pareEs whic1 showed
E-Ia- ClTe separation and divorce had
seen br-1I1gilE a50uE ~ I mutual asz-ss.-
aleIE between himself and viz The
E8Vzr-oC Ez1eErag5f1est LiTz= EuEOC-TIz r1sIu
70 ne Chicago authorities and Eney I'D
not Appear ID dgnE EEIe effort the
part II NEzlscu ID -zs5sE the Cat-IIlsiE1o1-
As result Ne4sOu vas ordered r.
I=1SEfx-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
AsTOR STILL LOYAL
Says lie Eaz Not Given Up Ciz1zsu-
ship Except as 4 Taxpayer

New York Aur1I 4-WTIIEau1 waldorf
ASC9E- VINO recently arrived from Eng
land Accompanied ~ his cguuceI- Charles
EeahGtty IT. appeared 1efEre the Tx
commissioners IQd He'd application for
the T4k1us- on MS personal E4zaS estimated
a. &z-ah38.ls the ground thar ne Il L
1ol-rzSidE1C NJ ASTur Is 1EGUr-EFur dE
the Pal NAL Gazette n London
President Elmer Of the TX board. asked
1I- Asr0r L had given ID MS ciEzsn-
shI1s N AsrOr answered that he azd not
out ne declared thai he IS i 18n-resiie=fIt-
President Elmer said thai mater
would oe referred ID the fiji Board
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
THE AGAIN.
Every Effort Is Being Made 60 Cen
csaI lis Condi11cr-

London AuriI 4-AccoreTiug u 4 dis
paEGh to the Daily Telegraph from
EaruAy which proved CT the g-9VesE
Gf1acaGrar
Every effort Ii being made BY CaC,111-
Il RaETI7aIlsE- papaI Se<reE4-y Of zr4ca
ID conceal the reaI condition OF the SUI
prer1e penE1ff- his object u prevent the
powers rom working for Tie next con-
ef2Ez
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
NEW STEEL RAILS
VII Ee Laid on the Cuion Pacific
Frcm SuIsaaerE e DenvzE

Omaha April w orkIueu hav9 been
sent 10 JlIIesburE To corun1sEIcs the lay
inE Of new SCaeI the C11Du Pacific
-y3sIeT from thar Doiur II Denver The
line originally vas L part OF the EsIIt
sysrar1 and during the racsIvsrsf1i1 got
INTO 1ad physical condition. New rails
will De laid the entire distance and the
track. reEa LASTED Enough rails 4ra IN
the ground now for forty miles
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

Eauuv Is the man or WOMAN VINO can
ear 4 good hearty meal without suffer
f1E 4rtarW4ru- Z you cannot "a L.
taxa kdttoE Dyspepsia. ezra Z 91Easrz
what F8u eat and cures al TURNS GE
Dyspepsia aid EuGIg=sLl0n- (ze8- W
St41s1eEE- " H Wilson, Il + AE1GIG
& Scu A. Z kana Z Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
CoLORED DIlM0ND CRAZE
WHAT sns wsaIzhy Circles 0f London
New AEecr-

Larda1 April A-ThH craze Sar colored
diamonds n LGuaGn circles r1114E can H
-JrEI such expensive gr74-r1i-f1E5 3 E-A-1tE
On the increase than DECREASE
L fashionable Fewe4TY E4o11Snz1eaz1C N
Bend street Is INV GINNING Al eE1Crr11olIS
ItzTelesf sr1U1 8E almost every kzT11 CT
diamonds n the center 3 al e1oEnni1S
rise eaFGrz4 diamond several E1t7l1Sarz4
7otIlTffs n value 41d the WHOLE cr77Tu Gan
o.. purchased z1r The n1sGzzzEC5 SIN ar
4EtyFTc sssasas The SANE jewellers 1sITe
rfz1e lT-41a=e-S8Iore1 diamond WE1Z1IIlzE c7zF1
and 4 hs1If kzEra15. aid worth 41oIIE -. 0te-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
Rates 70 the Eapelz4 Convention.

The Santa Fa passenger department.
has issued 4 circular announcing the
rates for the uari0EaI Baptist 41ufVer
sary meeting 70 b. IIaId II san E7rancis5-
co May u From Missouri points tire
rate VIII De $50. and rickz1s VIII have L
dnaE return Eruir To July L.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
WILL LIVE IN ENGLAND


Gle On Tlsf sloan 7v-rlCE1 vii 3777...-- -, -
- u : 2f-i ami E-rE-zl ~ Marie re
egN~I-lE N-llar II ia Cube ne. -r1szr9-
can 1Ozzv minds - Tssrs0T7744 -f7-f, - =
- s--4-l1 Permanently Aid has esxa1 4
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

AS ElIe seEsou 0E the yea- when DrreIz.-
m0n1a- "A grippe sore -1r0aE- cauxda
colds Catacr1. Bronchitis and ll1llcr t1-rIr1-
5leS ara 10 be guarded against uornirrz=
Is a d1e sU5sEEIra- VIII @ansvar the
purpose or Il Just good as One
Minute CaIzsh Cure That Is the aue
fuL1LibIe remedy f1r al lung, throat ar
Bronchial Er8ubIEs insist vigorously
upsu having II Z 'sGmerhiuE else q af-
fsreG you Gee. W Staasde5G W z
Wilson, Il 7 Arnold & son. A. = Eaua
& ca
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
ANNUAL EGG ROLL
AZ the WhI1a Esuse Grounds Euiozsd
az sha President

y aSi1IuE1Gu- april A-Esasr=F- Jf,11tfI-.z
egg r1l1nss distinct feature a lsssufr.iI
g1EY 1I7- brought hosts CT eFfIffrsrr ~ rITls
y a1L7 -gus5t4 grounds To enjoy the 1ua-
g1--1-lLT OF ne ECes1tsETEs 1rrz1re zruIrrlfs5
DuE1IlE the 4Et@rTDFu r51ea JasfrfTe4 1st77f
gave Il concert for EE1tz ssrssf-fsET r7iia1ssIIl.
u lie amy OF 4LE1e ones Wl0 lad arafE1--
eres1 % rol the eggs down TIE. s-TEsssr-
lAWu- president and Mrs. HssE-fr1Iasr .sg,-
s84e1 me rot4iekzuE FIN Of the rl1fIcfrerr
rom me " IIiEa 9oIIse gnrrfe1-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
BLOOD
GEVeS
LIFE

II Il 4 1urz
1e1lr1- II LIS
EIupurG-IiSeaSe
EoSrzF-Es
Stomach 8itrarE
makes tie DIT
49, and Richest
oIouef- Il pre
vents disease uv
strengthening
Tie stomach if
eiIras disease N
TIE sans Wav.
Z has never
nIlesf-Ta don
believe IL can
Ell- E Il
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

4 Z-EE1& GTETlE-1
were 4EzerR1 and
had LGucrr-1zA.
7 had NJ Children
very FIST AID 4
l-11nE very weak
A yeEr ag9 ! vas
5aka Win feed
nr AID 4ulzsE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

EeFcra the dIsCoVerY az One Minute
Ct541zn Cure ministers were greatly dis
turne1 by Coughing Congregations No
excuse ter Il aoW- Geo. W SEznEEeId-
W H Wilson, A. = Arnold * SON. L. =
k1ua * ca
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04
Wages Advanced Is Cents Day

Columbia Pa april Z-The railing nils
1sEz posted uDr1EG -utizIT Ct1aC Beginning
Nay L E1s price c1r pudding VII De ais
81 --uu - & and that I zzz1er7E ~
VII IL D1l=-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

Ns=.Ee -=zIz1l-s were 1r=seE1r A ne ,fs1rJFi-
80 W1lssE u-IEIr1sa-l1err N - ----sssr1
- - - l-=- -llzst1z- Copeland aid West
- l4n ss.gcz 1ur-n a1tf lzs7IT-7- -v=-z7sz
-tz- I'D ar FzEz c1fzT z7-1 -HT1l.z7- 41fF
49, - II tab 81 ne =azE and vast side
NCR-r4 AND =s7r
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

We VIII WASH ruI1r eof0rzd shirts ans
guarantees coicK5 Erou fading Peerless
steam Laundry. II and la ". StE
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

San Francisco, Les Angeles B325o
Via the Rock Island RoUrz
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

Portland Spokane and Eu1Sa Bz365
Via the Rock Island Rau1a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

The Esz-
- ---.zn a---z-nE Paw5e--
Seattle FzzL,
f22-S5s VIA Santa Fz zsUu=
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

C-Hz n Ms srszz4x 70 zaz6zT
81 vaz z71farsr from female weak
ness Every month regularly as 11e
ue1ses ez1z suffered Dreadful pains
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-04-04

LuekeFs Enns AZ sim Dru< Ca
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-04-14
Carolina Drug Co.
F. M. Farr,
Adjutant.

The Carolina Drug CO. is now very
nicely quartered in the store on Maiu
street recently vacated By Mr.. Eugene
Edwards. The front aud interior of
the building have been thoroughly
renovated by flesh coat Of paint and
presents mrch better appearance
The mpany has opened up g. spien'
did stock Of drugs and such articles
as arc usually found in first class
drug store. DR.. +. T.. Williams, who
has been in the drug business at
Greanville several years, and who re-
Gently passed highly creditabIe ex-
animation in pharmacy at Co!umbia,
has been employed TO look after the
prescription department. Dr.. Williams
is thoroughly familiar with the drug
business and the company were fortu-
nate in securing his valuable services.
We welcome him to Union, and hope
his stay among us Will be both pleas,
ant and profitable.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-04-14
An ELEGANT I$nfenaiIIIn emf.

The Standard Reading Club enter.
tanned the Tuesday Club at Capt.
A. p. III. Walkers Monday evening.
The occasion was very delightful
one. An interesting program was
carried out Miss Charlotte Poulton
gave graphic sketch of ton southern
writer's which showed thorough re-
search and study. Mrs. c.. a. Is.
Jennings read a thoughtful and care
fully prepared paper setting fort. the
advantages of woman's cubs Ame.
liza Wellby's poem entitled "The Rain.
bow" was read with fine expression
by Mrs. 2. +. Fant. An article on
universal mental culture was read
which was very able and logical
treatise on the subject. Mrs. Geo.
Geddes gave the club brief resume
OF passing events under the heading
of Current Topics" Mrs. Jennings
read humorous selection which was
the feature of the evening. GA Gsor-
gia Campmeeting," an instrumental
solo, was charming rendered on the
piano by Miss Ethel Walker.
Mrs. G. II. Murphy, the efficient
president Of the Standard Club, pre-
sided with easy grace and dignity.
She gave an interesting and compre-
hensive review of the work the club
has already accomplished, and briefly
outlined the work contemplated for
the future.
After partaking ofdelicious refresh
ments the etting adjourned.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-04-14
Miss Iona Posey, of Laurens, is

Miss Iona Posey, of Laurens, is
spending some time with Miss Amey
Nicholson. Miss Lona's visits to
Union are always as welcome as the
spring flowers. and it is hoped her stay
this time will be long and pleasant.
j. Sheer, Sedalia, Mo-, conductor
on electric street car line, writes that
MS little daughter was very low with
Group, and her life saved after all
physicians had failed, only by using
One Minute Cough Cure.
Miss Virginia Walker, the pretty
and attractive daughter of Supt. N.
w. Walker, of Cedar Springs, is visit.
ing the family of her uncle. Capt. A.
P. H. Walker, ON Church street.
Miss Walker has host of warm and
admiring friends in Union who are
always delighted to see her.
Happy is the mon or woman who
can eat a good hearty meal without
suffering atterward. If you cannot
do it, take KoDoL DYsrEPsIA CURE
1t digests what you eat, aud cures al
forms of Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-04-14
DELEGATES to RcuIiou.

At IL meeting of Camp Giles, u. c..
". the following named comrades
were elected to represent this camp at
the reunion in Charleston on May 10Th
to 18th:
J. G. Sartor, r. w. Tinsley, n. B..
Eison. Alternates, II. b. Lee, l. M.
Mohley, III. II. Belue.
Miss M. e Tinsley was selected as
sponsor of the camp and Miss Ethel
Walker maid Of honor.
The fare for this occasion will be
one cent a mile each way, and all
confederate veterans are entitled to
this rate whether selected to represent
their camp or not.
BY order OF
A. II. Foster,
Commander.
F. M. Farr,
Adjutant.
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A Deserved Distinction.

Webb Thomson is receiving the
congratulations of his friends upon
the highly creditable stand he took in
his dental studies at Baltimore. He
received honorable mention over eigh-
tyfive fellow students, which is dis
tinction to be proud of. Webb is a
bright young man and has the necessa'
ry energy and native ability to insure
g lccess in his chosen profession We
heartily felicitate him upon his bright
prospects, and confidently predict f, r
him brilliant career in dental prac-
tice.
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SHORT STREET STORIES.
Put Together For Ready Reference.
Items Of Interest TerSely Told
For Hasty Readers.

Items Of Interest Tersely Told
For Hasty Readers.
Miss Isabella Foster spent last
Tuesday in Spartanburg.
Miss Ina McNally has returned
from Q visit to Jonesville.
Mr.. B. G. Lambright, of West
End, has moved t, Glendale.
Mr.. B. F. Gregory is teaching a
Aeurishing scheol on factory hill.
Miss Hill. of Carlisle, visited
Mrs. Leroy Townsend this week.
Mayor Rodger is having a neat
tenant house erected on bis premises.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Long, Jr.,
are spending some time over at Gins
tom
Mrs. Frank Austell and little
Harry have gone to Clinton to spend
some time.
Master Stuart Harrington Smith
will make his debut at his birthday
party tomorrow.
Miss Sallie Wilkins will close
her school at Sunny Side and return
home this week.
Have you seen that pretty line
of neakWear at Chas. L. Smiths? lts
simply exquisite.
j, F. Scofeld has opened a gen
eral repair shop in the old Rawls
store near the railroad.
Read Charley Smiths ad. in this
issue. He talks right and will do
what he says. Try him and be con
vincsd.
Mrs. Stuart, nee Miss Addie
Blair, Of Woodward's Fairfield county
is visiting her mother on Church
street.
Several communications had tc
he left over till next week. We will
accommodate our correspondents az
promptly as we can.
The New York Racket is doing
a rrshing business these days and dem
onstrstine the tact to the public tina
goods can be bought cheaper in Unio'
than anywhere else.
Watch for advertisement of Uniol
lea and Coal Go, next week. Max
no contract until you see Il. l.. Nc
Nslly or give order to Bailey Furnl
ture and Lumber company,
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Notice..

have lost my bank books on Nat.
Bank of Spar:anburg and M. & P.
Nat. Bank, OF Union, also a bundle of
other papers among them a note of
A. j. billiard for S400.
All persons are notified not to trade
for said note or papers aud the finder
will 10 literally rewarded by return
in" them to me. Henry billiard.
Cross Kevs, S. @. 15-3t.
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Cow Peas,

We have six hundred bushels of
"Unknown Peas" for sale which we
will ship unless VIC can find sale for
them at horne. ALI who want peas
had better leave their order with us
al once.
15-1t. Farr & Thomson.
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New BHiiGinG.


Work was begun this week on the
fouudstion of Mr.. ~. ID. hrthur's
new store. The building vii; be a
two story brick structure and located
near the freight depot. A large guam
tity Of the material has already heeu
,laced on the ground, and the work
will be pushed with all possible dis
patch until it is flushed. When com.
p'eted, the building will add very
much to t'o good appearance Of tho
locality wtere it will be situated The
site is r. desirable one. baing 8,
10 the depot that tho hand
ling of freight will be very much
facilitated.
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The South Atlantic States Music Festival.
l0-4t.
(FIFTH YEAR.)

Under the auspices Of the Converse College Choral Society," spaanburg
c. Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday April 25th 26h and 27h 1889
Five concertshree nights and afternoon.
ayln's "Creaon' and Mendelsohn's "Hy of Praise
The Boston Festival Orchestra perom) will take every
Concert.
ARTST-Mes Sara Anderson, Soprano Miss Iobbler Sopono;
Miss Blanche Towle Conrao Shirley Tenor Mr. NIyron W.
Whitney, Jr. Bass; and tie great Baritone
SIGNOR CAPANARI
Mr. Van v Rogers Solo Harp Dr. G. W. Gakel Solo Violin Mr..
f. A. Franklin, Solo Flute; Mr.. H. Dutschko Solo Horn
The Converse College Choral Society Dr. r. H. Peters, Miss
Mary II, Law. Pianist Mrs Warren DuPre Organst.
Special railroad rates from all points
Season tickets admit five concerts s4Oo sale m Thursday
March 2d Saturday April Sh After date tickets
will be S1.00 Send all orders for tickets
MIR. WARREN DuPRE, Spartanburg, S. G.