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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
FORMER JEOPARDY PLEA.
Attorneys of Mrs. Matte =. Hughes al
-! Work In Her l3ehnIf.

GnEENyLLE, 8. c., June 2l.-The at
torneys Of Mrs. Matte a. Hughes are
-indeIatigabla III their efforts on her bs.
half. 1t was supposed that owing to
another niiS;riai the counsel would rest
their case until the fall term of the
criminal court hut they are very. san.
guine as to the merits Of the legal Drot..
osition OF former Jeopardy" whicn
Judge Gage said possessed far moro
merit than lie had supposed when il
was first presented, and the counsel arc
now confident that n way viii be found
TO bring this question before the su
prenio court, which would defer any
further proceedings in the circuit court
until next year. - '..s- ".lIl....
Mrs. Hughes is out on bail given after
the first trial, and there are persons who
hold to the opinion that this bond would
not be regarded as valid for her appear
ance at Il future term, as the penal re.
quirement Is that she appear at the last
term, but Judge Gage had a different
opinion. e.. -
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
Tobacco 7Ian's frntai Error.

AsHEviLLE, N. c., June 21.-A mis-.
take in taking a dose OF medicine cost
the life Of j. p. Marshall of this CITY.
Dir! Marshall thought to take a dose of
.parogoric, but instead poured ont a dose
OF carbolic acid from bottle that stood
by the paregoric bottle. He discovered
the awful error in moment after swal.
lowing the drapght, and hurried up
town TO see a physician. On the way
he fell and medical aid was summoned
but Mir. Marshall was beyond help anC.
died in few minutes. He was about
az years OF age, tobacco buyer and q
well known man OF this city. -.-...--. -
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
Second Methodist.

eiessrs. a. n. Vice and G.. w. Smith
WI attend the district confer ence at
Woodruff, as delegates from the Second
getbndist church. :u hs-.., aai
- h?nt - new members have recently
haen enrn!lfd on the church egister
Ibis speaks wen for Pastor Shu,er and
shnws he is doing good work. E's.,,:|:
The steeple Of This church which was
H"Wn down recently bv the storm has
'Frn rebuilt and again rears its impos-
'ng read above this sacred edtHce.
Il The Sunday school has changed the,
hour'o OF meeting from 3 to 4:;3O D. m,
Mag Thomson, the veteran superin-
ffndent; has been quite feeble lately
md unable to be at his post, but his
place has been admirably filled by
Rev. Il. Il. Wagnon, who is an earnest
81 the cal,ee <, i.,..-. 4 .
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
Big Tlt4ts fsSr nontsom rsy.

MoNraehEaswL.Ala, June 21.-This
city isibsivhsas&eSf acrosoiution in the
electritaan~ on flds1aAIs gigantic schemo is
about te'se)rea aliRei!uFivu hundred thou.
sand des11fs As1os be expended and the
Talla pNesu Aetadis nS Hbo huricssed and
the posfer sbtHinediIwSll, 4tsmisn electric
current to Montgomery It will inc
sufficient TO light the entire city and
run every fattGlIts within it; lTT,its., The
plant !siH DeIoife ot"tho most Important
in thesS9aSA,rss. well, AS the most won.
derfu 5{R tbs ,seGtiQn Of the country, for
it wilf' ffah!yfhhit' power miles further
than fafH pans IN the United States east
of thea4Aahssippi.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
DR.. TALMAOE AT Due WEST
He Was The CoInmenceinc Orator
For Erskinp College. ,.,s
..DEE yI4esF{-s tSes f.nssa.ZsD-r f.srsr = DH e.

4-'-'-' 'ec'ees7fcse, Yesterday. DIR. Tal.
mage was entertained at the homo of
President Grief. He spoke at CLOCK.
DR.. Ialmago announced that lie had
no subject, but would endoavor Simply
:. 20 give tic youmg men SOME advice and
point out the porils OF life He was an
3. opumist, lie said, believing this is the
best year or tho best decade OF the best
century Of the worlds history. e,,. .,
He warmed tine graduates, to ayeid
multiplicity .of occupations Differ
ences IL conditions IL life are Que nct'so
much 10 Differences III frt,itfulr eSs :tcca
patton, but 10 difference. i'll tho facuiev
Qt ''sticii.to.it ness" Every man gets a
call from God Tor some work. FThei
the cultivation of equipnise of temper
was recommended.
Beware OF Unhappy domestic re!a
tons, was another warming HanN.
ness Tor time aud eternity deperds ON,
the character Of these relations, He be.
heVed the young men OF this day will
see arbitration and disarmament become
areality. ,;.. .:s.:.. ... :. - -, -, ~.
= In the coucso Of his. address Dr. Tai.
mage made reference to tile prevalent
good feeling between the ncrth and
south, which WAS heartily cheered. y
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
PUT A BULLET IN HIS BRAIN.
Bates Sufc!ded Because His Wife Was
About to Lsayc, 1t is Said.

D.
. LAwHENCEvlLLE, Ga, 2June aO.-N.
=. Bates, one Of the best known ana
most prominent men III Gwinnett
county, committed suicide at his home
near here by sending 3S.caliber ball
through his brain. go.
Inc coroner's jury returned verdict
ot sell obstruction, naming nervous
proStration as the cause.
bates made his will so,no time ago
leaving his 250acro far,l 10 lis wife
lie had beeil Il devoted husband, ana II.
Is rumoTcd that be killed himself from
fear that his VITO wax about leave him.
Mrs Bates is the daughter of foilnel.
president of Gainesville seminary. Her
nus uand has figured extensively in 10.
cal politics, and his death has created
an unusual sensation, every ono Who
could procure conveyances having Wis.
lted the scene Of the sad affair.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
Brunner Now Health omccr

SAVANNAH, June 2o.-The city eoun.
oil has elected DR.. w. Il. Drummer
health officer Of the city of Savannah
Announcement of the election was ca.
bIed TO him at Havana ana he renlied
saying he would be here within tty0
weeks. DR.. Brunner Will receive n sal.
ary OF 50, 800 IL year. 1t is said an effort
will be made at the next legislature to
get an act passed by whianm.long time
con sract can be- made W. tn the health
officer and thus. remove, the position
from politics
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
A Thousand Tongues,

Could pot express The 1raH.dfs 81
AInp,a +. Springer, of$1125 16wsrn
At, Phi'adelp'iia, Pa ,whe1 she found
that Pr Kings New discovery tori
Consumption had completely sure;Y'
ner Of u hacking cough that f5r mss,w
years had made life 4 bnnIen, Az:
'ther REMEDIES oud tloctosasouId pjya
aer 70 help. bit she sage Of this Rs3yaaEt
Cure--"it soon=rsnloysd the, pain INC
my chest anl | can noy sioeIpi ssss,ssasiiyl
sonmethiegI I naasscsraely ren,saobeti
toinng heflre. E$4sfee1 like s6uhasnr 1its =
praises thfoughout the Universe sac ss;;t6,4G.
VII everyone who tries DR.. Kings,
New Discovery for any trouble # thb
Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price SOC
and 81. Tfia1 bottles tree at F.oCs
:Dakes' Drug Store; every bottle
guaranteed. TshI
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
Cleveland strike MnyEnd.

CLEVELAND, June 3l<---Sa2 determined
effort is being made today to settle the
street railway strike. Committees from
both sides met at II o'clock with the
committees or the citycounciI appointed
to devise means for bringing the dispute
TO an end. The meeting is secret. Ma.
attemp5 was made tnis morning to run
cars over lines where trouble. was an.
ticipated and bath sides are aw waiting
the result of the conference. ..,.. Q.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
A POOR BARGAIN IN JUGS.
state Board OF Controls Deal Proves
an UnproiiMbic On".
-Vcylng and rcfiilins of certain

NsttlCDE,--.
some iimo ago tho state board Of con-
tro! da:ided to buy Il lot ot heavy glazed
Jugs TO take the place Of glass delni.
Johns. Il was thought tic jugs would
stand the,.Hielr' and tear Gefter.. Isev-
We're ordered glazed inside and oits:ife,
but the experiment was failure. About
one fifth OF the jugs leaked, and the
state lost what liquor was in these faulty
jugs; or what was Hot lost before a
change was made.
Commissioner Douthit went to
Chariestpn to supcrintend tho change,
ana where there were small Quantities
OF this jug liquor showing leaks the
goods were ordered returned to ColunI.
bla, so that the change could be ma6n
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
REPORT FROM oVENsHlNE.
Et;rndicr GrncrmI DcScr.b $ the r.
e.. cent Fieil ing Around Manila. -'

Et!rndier General DcScr.b $ the Il
cent Fieii Ing Around Manila. -.
" WAsluNGroN, June ai. = Brigadier
General samuel OvonsMne. command
ing tbs Scoond brigade, FIRST division
or,tho army, III tte philippines, has re.
ported uu2u tAa action OF. his command
in tic iirss fight with tho Filip;nos5:t
There was some very brisk fighting
done by his brigade. -.
The insurgents were sh9lIod by tho
Sixth artillery, also by the. MonadnocH
from the bay, and after tho heavier fir'
ing Captain Murphy, with 4 dotacn,
renr Of the TUurioenth infantry, aid
eycoilent vo..i; il driving the tllipinoi
from I strong positlCp. .a.
General Overshine says that Major
Frank White. with 4 battalion o. the
Fi.~, North Dakota, lctt the trenches
and made 4 GallamtUud effective charge
On the insurgents concealed III tnlciets
| III front Uf hi, position. In concluslon'
| General Ov2naiiiae said:
II wish to call particular attention ,tt
the L. 1e2's:a. i, II fin. It was with CAB
tam Murphv's battalion that the gal
LIANT Lieutenant Mitchell, Fourteenth
infantry, lest. his life, .,',i-.' - " -"
''"All troops under my command were
IN excellent discipline and readily han,
uled--!iriwg being stopped at command
Ill sevoralinstnuccs" '','' D." ~''>i.ia9
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
Enlisting Bnreks For Manila,

NEW ORLEANS, June 2i.-.-Captain g.
+. Ierrett, who is in charge of the
United States recruiting office in this
city. begins cnlisting negroes today for
service in the Philippines. 1t was not
Thought originally that there would be
any enlistment of negroes. in New Or.
leans, but instructions have been re-
ceived to secure a limited uumbsr to fill
up the quota of the Twenty fifth regi.
menG- -
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
CARPENTER is PROMOTED
onicer .N"w Stinionodi Near Atlanta
..' - VIII Go TO Mnuilh .S;,

..'' /" VIII Go TO Mnuilh. rsj.
'WAsHlNaToN, June 2l:-~The list OF
officers who have, suequm bed. to. the
hardshipS OF the. military 0ampai, n in
tho philippines has beer increased by tho
disability Of Colonel David d. Van
va Saizah' commanding the Eighth rcgn;
lar in[antrS. t'iH.h. -. .E-s:'
In view OF his physical condition lie
recently applied to the war department
Tor retirement under. the statute an.
thorlZlng the retirement, Of officers on
their own applications after over 80
years serYlc2, - - ..,, na:.i..E =, =,
Ills application has been, approved
and the Vacancy thus created mas been
hlied By the promotion OF Lieutenant
enth iafamtry, who IS now stationed
with portion of his regiment at Fort
Mcpherson, near Atlanta.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
Sweat to .Ha..g.an July 20.

SAvANNhIsnJ HHT 81 - Harry Sweat, a
young whitasH sasssS igood; family, has
been sente6SRf Saasans July 28 formur-
der. This,Sodhe .Sfsdndo sentence, the
supreme court refusing toigfant him a
new trial He killeda a companion about
a year ago; SSYesl FeStsrat in court
that If ne hanEs.Etgifr be on perjured
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
Ffenchtnan Slain by Rebels.

Madrid, June 2I.--A dispatch TO The
Impartial from Manila says Baron du
Maronais a Frenchman who went ia
che rebel camp to intervene in behaifof,
the Spanish prisoners in the hands OF
the Filipinos, has been treacherously
murdered ~ DCGUT. .t;lU'at'CS
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
sg9fGi24 4.YH}oHzzTIsJ IS c5hp4hthfsbh
Btu.aj NijpS !sskhulpoaa aaHntuct r1otbf
zsS cus, Ssri n,tso, ,r,u sbyjMkcSsaol 1aGss'
4 Asu;rallEa ir20in,ne, !jan By hSnr!sn
ci,;z,ns AMI k,N:sEissl yaIf's p. eShSa!'2A

n = ~
SCA}yEGE, ttYSS',r ttTtiaS.c 2i:.t-06H Mot.
.d,r : 3si3InHIi 1h IL syihry 6Ee c::nag; b.
"' t2; iG -Y;I :ai?fA@o .s And nj
scI except N'3! s.. ns$Sl' a..;|, -: :.
litlSgirl,h eSroeHteref'the mouse Oh
the n1ilnSd ds,!;ngtctttAidoof 5, Scranton; on I
~ pss..ltc t.,,[,n ,.ostf ana assaulted Miss
az So,.
l-ct"'N'' "i'et '-1' s~---' 'a'0N 4
sci3usitcsa Tho'hunr for the cfhpF,ts
began as soon - tho story was ma9c
49,, o,,,1..ii f,x, ,,oas,rs ,ysSs ,aoour,
any y" a1.;si..:i, neora
ing tEo coHN Nlt!s''' y tttS?:s.' - a: .
thcy were looking tcG was III SciaiiI ont
His nan,c is Daniel Patrick. No VAS
III ~ :; -, o-cloSlz s. ii. bS
c"9'Gt'W .',SSS$S:T' IT, ,;S.S1,Af+n -
Marshal htoWE @nu cFUufnV ~ -
where nc confessed the crime
S,,o r,tcn a,iG tfcinYtv !tAsi bco:y st!tT 3ti
.,,,,..,,. .,,.,.a-H.., s4.lsr o'nI-e,,,
'"H"? "' ''>,., -, -, ,..,..,.a
this moruln; Il crow" 'S;s'HoIo'' u oS''N
the JAIL iHlrly orderfy Vut "e'eFh!i'!'1''
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
sherif Kills a Young Man.

COLUMBIA, s. O., June 21.-A report
has just been received that w. II. John.
son of Batesburg, a young man of high
standing in the community, was shoI
AID killed last night by Deputy Sheriff
Whittle of Saluda county. No partiov
lars are ohtairsbls.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
Spanish Organs CritIcIse us.

CrTY OF Mexico. June 2t.-The or.
gans of the Spanish colony continue to
criticiso American military men ana
Oorreo De .Espana says: "Everythina
in the Philippines is turning gain st the
yankees. A greater part of the yelca.
noes are in eruption. Withdraw Otis
and no longer provoke the wrath OF
Haauep - -. ~ 10y -,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
strllte at Akrnn shttlold

AKRON, O., June 21.-A settlement
has been reached in the Akron and
Cuyahoga Falls Rapid Transit company
employees strike. The union was no,
recognised, but future disputes are "a
be arbitrated.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
Light on Mayors Acts.

ATLANTA, June 2o,z-The city council
has unanimously adopted resolutions
naming a committee Of five from, that
body to.jnyesiigate the charges Of mis-
conductfp$oiiice brought against Msyor
Woodward by DE-. Broughton.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
Yellow Fever at SANTIAGO

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Yellow fever
has broken out at Santiago, according to
report from General Brooke, three
deaths from that disease having occurred
among the troops stationed there.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
sSs : Igs H ,nS my s5fbian as

sFs tsis
solfiors to prqpaFtS assdnsatsa ho1a the
islands. He also says that the peace
Tccihmission. WAS po3bsolute failure and
cthd pftiFS,Gik ff-c-us |ta o9sIhrt was With
.ert dffsftaaRea Q strongly Supports, tie;
miIi ifary ypSvernmeut. OF the, ISLANDS eX-
ce5t' th3f he tnR(l;S more mon viii DO
;tJe ssasy tia III ha seen estimated.N 30
,,;t ':Dr. ,SchurAi:lng knows that the COM:
mission is Il failure and is coming
Z hons II Sul 7, added Cuptaip McQteS!
tinh9 JJ9sless troops, thousands ofthe!u.
ara sont 20, the ;iid Of cur; ln9l. they wllI
be tiriyen hack into Manila III the, course
OF tho next fieSy 'lnUht tbs, during the
cain ~ s1Es6ii IOur ,Gert Simply cannot
aiahd tna ,,clEn3te., ,Mtty peg cent. q
Jlie3 will be incapacitatea By .SicEncSS
| aid Lhb .Iterritory ovGrfun VIII haVo to
/ IA aban6oIed. -Stanila will bo IN hsta;o
| OF sefghlagRip, Q r. ,jE ,nt. g.r.;,:,
~,',Our oni GERS and soldiers have accom-
+Wi ined wonGS95Hn,i,n nave proved 'them'
+ ssives the. i,sst solGs9rs III ibo word,
! bur nothing decisive has core Gt 1t, BE-
+ t,srE6' our lnc1 were not Iii S"e3t enough
! Sr,.A... 80 jU,3t".fi i-'i j..-.'
| '.0nc OF the great Dangers that our
men have to face IS tie climate. Ihe
l"reXycCirGrs viii ba &t Il Disadvantages.
/ bn tuso the volunteers WHO are rciurh-
! -ia;-. hCi3e are ipUccd 10 tAe clo!&po.
! This wiii maiiG more men ntce>SarY
tnatl we WUu,l otherwise have 10 putin
1 ;nn, Splu. A. Il matter of belief, tnt
! .Fiitp!nos tl:ink ihcy have the Ameri
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
Coeducation Plan Fails.

ATHENS, Ga, June 21.-The state
university board ofjrustees has turned
down the ceedAcat@n pa0hbn W a
large EaAjoriky.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
TO FINALLY cLdsE TRADE.
President of rcnncssc Coal and Iron
Company GoI East.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, 4une 2l.-Prest
don't Nat Baxter of the efrenncssee- Coal
Iron and Railroad con hlpanyaeft her'
today for the east, wh$fe72sE IS niEief
stood he goes to finally G.eso~fSn fnofe f,Sofes oea s
whereby his compauY. ,Gaeefnes, ,th'
owner OF the three Sheil2at NrnaesS
mines. lands and other EIQpt{T.S:fTso on thi
Sheffield Coal, Iron anaStesl Com pau.
for $S50,C0O Is.et : gH%%,>.>,t
When interviewed hHft9H noS oen!
the DEAL but merely eNPiSssSnd sur prs
that it had been mad SS1hfSfiS-1l N tn
newspa uers so soon. ENaE M
1t was learned that inl;aans y on ia thl
r,,rcb,Sa otficialS and lk$x}f6sSstul N stfsts,n
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
First Baptist.


Tlectric lights will be. put in the
huch some time soon. ..' .'
.:hoir practice is held every F,idav
icht with Miss Salle wilkins as leader
There viii I've n temperance meeting
3'h the church next Sunday evening ats.
~ which The public is cordially invited
nlA.-I...AiiAA-a-~.- -n>->i<-, !, :, iAs--af
'%HnZad with The following Officers
~ w. .QnattlGbnum. president; Mis-
.E7na;ie Sexton. vice president Mis-.
sE'hslFoster. secretary; Miss Lilly FAINT.
:,reaSnrer and Mrs. T.. M. Rice. cores.
'.Hfnfirg secretary. ',rf ia 90" :.
, The ladies of the church will give an
"ntrrfninment ut the Hix house This
EFriday) evening from ) till O.3O. ;for
'}he hen'ft Of the chnrch. THE public
Is cordially invited to attend. Refresh
mnnts will.he served and such attrac-;
lions Introduced as will be contTibutory,
20 The pleasure and success of the o,ca-
>i0n. "&! a"N H,.". ..p-, "i"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23
DAMAGE NOT VERY HEAVY
Accident Supposed to Have Bccn Dufs
to Flames Which Originated In IA
soaaaTTtfnE .arit STfi!Sss n!vSs & go
kstIipst;.s ;s5.i;pyis,m=sEsW Z

PENsACo-A,., JEno =. The sm0I.cl4
Intsasino d Forv Piekcns blew UP ae
b:,9 this ,,sosni1e; fqviae l3wfa fire !
ca6s6 Gn kETWn, anu completely wreck
ing qn2 corn2r OF 40 fId,; ih;Yt. store >
hShsa and Several u:itidinEs usod as
stear45rs az! ; !. "a iRa 4sANHfSae, a&ssssw@@;;
OIL the rev iorti.ic"t;1Is.
Private Wells OF Battery II was killed
ami four men badly injured, one hav-
ing his arm and leg hrQEcn.
|! The larsee''s;;ssSSEEsz::..zi>.e, 4F, which was
stored u great quantity OF .dyramitc
end other explosives, was in danger iIi
is and Tie so";s Welp saved by the brave
~ opS of CipJytn t>itslaHan and the ma.
firast ROM Sil5vitvNE;tr3. .
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23

pa:;Cr jennings is III yiug quitea lone
" tine While Mrs. Jennings and the
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PERSONAL = sNENSiH Hs

VIM: Poole oha.s; resi- snsa oas! oPosisl
ton; as !o!yersfss .aaf ST tahss} u.s. sloth1 1 roonas
Rceay Rlgsri Factory, S. -!c.uoo ~,
Il. lrg FaiffShiid, eliih late F5Na "'dt az
Eureka Nils Chester, S. g, is now
oycrseer- Of. caraing. and spinning at. At
90lcll Mills, Bynum,, n. Q, ,n.J
m filiL ,lD
A. Stallings has retired. from the
Asshby Mills, Marion, S. c., having
accepted tho position as carrier tor
the new Marie Cotton Mills, McCouS;
S. O. ..---.--
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-06-23

Officer at Manila, has returned home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-23
IN GALA ATTIRE.


is in the two windows. in one of which Is
a fun size and superb specimen or the
horse, the tail being locked according 70
the most approved style, though IN TINS
case Il can be said, without the usually
suffering such a process is said TO oc-
casion The display is all the more at
tractive on account of the elegant har-
ness that surmounts the gray beauty
The full nickel Ideal Sunshine range that
adorns the south window is wonder IL
itself. The new Odd Fellows block Is one
Of the most conspicuous on the street and
The Lavish arrangement Of bunting makes
a pretty contras; with the cream color Of
its fine front.
While at the south end mention Of the
elaborate decoration that embellish the
Armour Beef Co.'S store may be IN Or
der as it is one Of the most tastefully ar
ranged. The City hotel on the opposite
side is in this direction also putting forth
its best foot and r. +. Harmon x co. do
the right thing in celebrating the event.
The Gardiner National Bank building IS
sufrused with the national cOlors and
looks very patriotic. Smith Bros. bakery
building is now gayly decorated ana the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-23

from the left booth of Amesbury &
Wakefield next comes A. T. Reynold' S
display of photographs and supplies.
There are some very beautiful pictures
here displayed and the excellence of
the work speaks we'll for the city.
The booth of u. DeForrest Wiles, the
florist, is simply magnificent. The
booth is decorated with green and
white bunting and some very beauti-
full palms and ported plants are dis
played as well as many vases filled
with the most beautiful cut flowers OBJ
taina ble. The booth is the center of
attraction and is doing as large bus
mess as any other.
Staples, Smith & Moody, the Angus
Ia music dealers. have a large booth
which is prettily decorated with yellow
and white. The different pianos car
ried by the firm are Ivers & Pond. Nc
Phail. Ludwig & Co, Stuart. and the
Esty. Carpenter and Chicago cottage
organs form the body of the exhibit
but the small instruments and other
merchandise attract their share of at
tention. The firm is disposing of enor-
nous quantities of sheet music for they
are making cut prices on the latest
songs and other music.
Just below the music booth is one
which is occupied by the glass cutters.
The decorations are of red. white and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-23
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Augusta.

Claim is one thing proof another.
Columbus claimed the world was
round.
Did the people believe it? Not I'M
til he proved it.
Unproven claims have made the
people skeptics.
Every claim made for the Little
Conqueror is proven.
Proven in Augusta by local expert
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It's not what we say but what your
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Here is one case from the many we
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Mrs. T.. r. Newcomb Of Wyman
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while on the farm. Kidney trouble en-
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dull aching in his back was the source
OF much discomfort, and later on there
was some arrangement 81 the secre-
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The result obtained from q use OF the
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used Doan's Kidney Pills myself and
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ours"
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