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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-06-30
PerhnDa.

"Did you notice that our YANKEES
bluejackets are going into something
that's worse than rubbering;"
whats that?'
"Peking. "-Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-06-30
Ex-senator hin Is Coming West.

Albany, y. Y. June 80. - Former
Senator David h. Hill left yesterday
afternoon for Kansas City. He eX-
poets to reach his destination tOmor-
row morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-06-30
Attorneys for Adninistr atrix.

half the ills that man is heir to
come from indigestion. Burdock
Blood Bitters strengthens and tones
the stomach; makes indigestion i'm
possible. For sale by Marshall &
Fisher, druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-06-30
Thinks Carter Harrison the Man.

Vicksburg. Miss, June Ex-senator
McLaurin, who is a delegate-at-large
to the Kansas City convention. last
night said he believed Hon. Carter
Harrison is the strongest man the con-
vention can nominate for vice preSi-
dent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-06-30
James Hamilton Levi. at Lincoln.

Lincoln. Neb., June 30.-James Ham,
ilton Lewis. formerly representative
from Washington state and IL candi-
date for vice president. was one of
the callers who visited Bryan yester-
d1V
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-06-30
Not All.

Teacher (suspiciously)-Who wrote
your composition. Johnny?
Johnny-My father.
"What, all of itT''
Nom. 1 helped him."-Truth.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-06-30

If you have Dryness of the Nose
and throat, a constant hacking and
coughing. enlarged tonsils, dropping
of nucus, stopping up OF the nose,
fulluess and noises in the head,
Notwithstanding offensive breath; if
you are pale, weak, losing flesh. and
have a tendency TO DEAFNESS or
CONSUMPTION do not let it increase
from day to day.
Consult the German-English Spe-
cialists and receive assurance of
speedy and permanent cure.
Catarrhal Deafness, Bronchitis. Ca
tarrh of the Throat, Stomach, Bow
els. Liver, Kidney and Bladder treated
by the Berlin system used exclusively
by these Eminent Specialists.
The remedies and methods en-
ploved are new and are the result of
study and research during many
years of hospital, private and special
practice. They are without excep-
ton the only successful ones before
the medical profession today.
BY means of costly appliances found
nowhere else west of Chicago, the
doctors are enabled to bring healing
agents directly to the diseased parts,
thereby producing cures in cases that
have tried all other means and failed.
The best physicians frankly admit
that this is the only way of perma-
nently curing Catarrh and Catarrhal
diseases.
Their Electro-Chemic System in
com bination with medicine is proving
successful in all cases of Nervous De-
bility. Defective Memory, Mental De-
lusions. Sleeplessness, Threatened
Insanity. etc.
WOMEN suffering from nervous
ness, palpitation of the heart. flatu-
lency, or any disease peculiar to their
sex should call on the Specialists and
get an opinion on their case free of
charge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-06-30

Truth is as impossible TO be sQ
by any outward touch as the sunbeam.
Milton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-06-30

Gents silk ties. cheap zoe. choice
lJc.
Gents 2Oc suspenders, &c.
Gents 10c madras ties, &c.
Gents 20 cent per dozen lawn ties,
white, 10 cents.
Gents silk front shirts, ca mbric
body, worth $l.25. choice (now is the
time you need them) soc.
Gents hot weather susPenders. SOC
kind for 25c
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-06-30
Parasols.

Just received. job childre1's fancy
satin and silk parasols. soc on the
dollar, will be sold for less than cost.
Fancy silk Parasols. hemstitched
edge. bamboo handle. with heavy silk
tasseI. cheap at 81 so. choice 81 SO.
Ladies and gents blackburn brellas,
paragon frame bamboo handles with
steel rod. cheap 75c and csc. for 4Sc.
Children's parasols, soc, 25c, 15c
and 10c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-06-30
Millinery Department..

Ladies' sailors. Knox style, 75c kind
for 4Sc.
Ladies' pattern hats. This is a
good time to save money-Sl0 hats
for S.; IS hats for 81 so. etc.
Ladies' trim med hats, all new goods.
81. so. -. 81 so; all go, choice csc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-06-30

Wood picnic plates, per dozen. Sc.
Paper napkins. per dozen. PC.
We carry a ful line of Peerless
freezers which make ice cream in
three minutes and a half.
2-quart Peerless freezer $l.75.
3-quart Peerless freezer $2.15.
4-qusrt Peerless freezer - IS.
o quart Peerless freezer IS. %.
4quart Zero freezer $I.5+.
500 pounds of ice given away with
every refrigerator sold this week.
Hammocks.
No I2i. a color sire SSx7s concealed spre Rd-
or. open weave linen finish, jacquard design,
price s9c-
No. ss7 canvas weave spreaders and pillows.
size 36rS0 sale price sI.FS
No. az combination we've jacquard design.
conc .aleo spreader and ptillow- wide valance.
SIC $Sxsi. sale price "a ~
A fu line of HamuockS. all sizes and colors-
Buv - direct we are IA position 10 save you
IS per cent N this line.
Croquets.
=-San, +lc. 6-ba1, CSC, shall Sc
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-21
UNION SOUTH CAROLINA FbN, sEPTENBER p: 1g1Z: -:

joined.
Tn communion mo-tiny dill n.
come "fr at M5ssop,;ao,iJ, as ann2u &C.
ed. Rev. M: Isom, pastor, has been
given u vacation by his congrcgsti,n,
aad is now enjoying his much needed
rest.
The weather prophets and crnp
guessers are completely hefpo!ed. TAe
world il getting wiser By ~ peor!t
waiting to see a thing befor9 they
know it-especia.ly suts;de Of divine
Inspiration. Somo Of orr bess and
most intelligent farmers cstimaso-ti.-
present Cotton crop ct less than on3
half.
An Giles. NJ ITI'i.- or-rranney, WI
'f5sE his leg by an accident few years
ago, is now working on his farm near
this place. sni makiag a fall hand.
Ci!ts is q hustler.
OIhn. youngest child OF Mr.. a9d
MIs. ii. Is. Med ;niel, of Hickory
Grove, Il qNi;o unwelI. He has fever.
Rev. j. p. Mari)a p:oacIsl at
Salem last Sabbath 1T 1 o'clock 2. n.
The E2'th Pacolct Iutcrleaom;-
national ). ). Conventj9a will meet OF
Dcaytoavil!e Mountain en- the 23rd
instant at 1O:30 O'clock a III.
People along Thickety and Gi!Eny'a
creek are having Il fiac tim9 to male
hay, and somo farmers are getting
their fodder pulled on the halves III
order - have it saved during tho iine
weather.
There seems 10 be an immigration
fever amongst !he co!ore1 people, and
somo cf them will leave sooE for the
Wcs', Or North-Wcst so We urd.r-
stand. Quite aumbar have gone
within the past two years from western
York 70 western Pennsylvania. Others
arc speakiog of going to Cii cinntii,
Ohio. Short crops, low wag.I aul
other causes combined has crca,el
dis2a ag,sIItion among them,
o. NJ fl: ~ HowclI's Farry',
yei, {rNbrospeots il any ofrhere be
ing osEAbo. The pubic &C pat u
great Gfnointment By this situation
Of atf.it5e' VoX
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-21

tAc :ain0r;ty, as the two neg oes were
controlled by men of their party, whlch
WIS il opposition to what 1 thought
WAS heoi ior the county; but they be.
i"g in tho III j,rity l could rot help
myse":. | sant iii my resignation, and
i; wa3 accepted. The Clerk of the
B3ari, Il. Il. Raw.s, also resigned, is
my recollection.
I hear a'23 thai lhe said ci!cular
says !, Win Jim Hardy, sold GU. the
cou4Iy for an over cost. TUal is !
fAi.eh Cd i;om start to flush, as lar -
| Um cJnCerAed.
The circular, hear. is signed Cross
Neys. l. may have been gottsn
up by some o.e IN Gross Keys, but |
an glad 10 say l received Il largo vote
IL Cross Keys, moro than auy other
candidate, Two other candidates. be
sides myself were bora anl rearel il
the township.
:. Fellow citizens, I an ready to nr-
'swer any charge that may be brought
against ne, ] hrv= the h}nor tsebe
s q zesEst Ssae!S sat sa msn IA
my .iiSe'e S al the people in p9hhGG, pG, 0hs, hnv.
pls noan.o he, at al times ahoEIu nt n.y., :,
nerras go and resigsance enough ho' g :
co. SoaFaso FpssrsSaded by anyone 70 90 "f IL IL
~ ,rejr paraonal interes: ins'e"r noan}o,
'rs'o nenoral good OF all the - pGDp,S' dn,v os
have always tried to do my yrata5 atsS T. Il
nnv0 It. I have always votea G u y
saw wmocrasic e ticket; stood by my my nort a,d
n the nominations made py W. sn' to Il
> in avnr W., shifted from one sloe " .;ot T.
y never never, or voted an independent tid tiGk
y o onS I am now sixty-four years y oil feIl
q In nave always tried to treat nrar my ,I,e hp
9 n@s rneu with justice. have aev9, on, Of tt Il
t .nv """nsed OF defrauding men out s"oS %, "a
n pipb risb,s. | have never 7 been ino Snee %ee,
}" tsd case in court 1 hh.S oS ~ I've
'e' nau her ot the Baptist church W 1--WE
50 me%Oss nHd years. >, a teacher in the Sun "f
le oId aS,s Ss"iS, halt my life; member OF
ow sJpooIi Tasonio l.dgo for thirty five so,,i y
ny S,"10I.S Sna there never hao been "p}I' 4 :,
oc,; bro nroushs up against me, ,ntrr "aa 10 to
lef to serve 0'' Respectfully
hey end. Y. S Boz
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-21
GAVE HEN COLD SHOULDERS
,o,,ctt the Crank, Fro%e o"'
in Richmond'

Miss Helen Clay '~e":'n ~
hi'I;, ~ B1aton, was visitor a. 'n1 of negro
OF o.. Hn1'o tSo nntional convention q o. .nr5ht n
a, ,D;,ts ,nj being held here, anu ,ot sor nr51-
bap'l33.S' =" w nd,iress, but was not 8F""
&c" var .ressnoo ia the : ;ann, NV of ne
f.;,,., ;, chur II io the an,'io1nS " ,tcI .
fl,,s 'a.S ,I,,s packed tho house Is I''.'s sgsrs
&EoS" ~ nrYfSss1r Chandler, the ''S,' W.
5.'H ,".. 'tisc!.. ointor.i = i2f; ,,,.; 'nH
r at,i'.o nI 20 al3scss the body. Dr, ,r4";Se. Di
an" % ohsant anl the vice P'S''"~,
N"' ,,S SJ not Introduce her: lowe
- "a. o,;rht be presen.sa "h'" o'"''
~ r,ere. but not before; :, D1 uorl
.aS | "enS; aWe do not care" saiG D[' ,n,,a -a''
re- ,,, do ANYTHING that "'l e,. cause ,so r
to" "t2 90 any hstween the races af.Gr we =: ~
feeling IF we want 20 hold the III, iri0
had Snip of The white peop.e mG;.,ysatod Gg
nr,. n 1 onr duty. and if We aro m,a',,h hnra with
or oa, ;i, have to work it out her? |i,,' 40
gan southern om nre, in dno courS'
floor duty, ah
,rr0s time. ,.o.-.,,yhas!zG
ran, h .hot the negroes INST how ~
ckeo tnc. 'nSy aoivsa What they haze 100 r,
thems3iT'tJh t9 =" the white man to dos
cared Vile News.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-21
improvements al Cedar Springs.

ro..,ao. + l.. \, Jcs:i&s 'I'r CO.
=, i ;;,o excavation: !us ne n?~
h"t, }iog a: Cedar spring. 12f ,, 'a4
10. tho deaf, DUMB 81"
tlinl. Nos, u the i"'>s2f''' ,,,,,,' - ",'
hand an3 bgiyk'aying is 70 coi"'"eN',
tho first air dur. ,...i
-goYne- -entiress4naaeqna nn,' ,.11,, 80 : Z
lands on The institute from .hi
s1Sa S5 :Ssss sSio" wi 2so,a.:'5yo % 5oo M L.
t[on, o%oat 25j aris t'oq 1, the nam '",
iDg@~ i1g.N5 N5::pporlanburs Spa JonFH"''
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-21
Accident Near Greeh'iii

c,...nv;ns, Friday night about S,,s.n.
G'4.NT'[, Gre. Tt,nt Chwndl9r, the Ell ghteen.
s:;s, :: :s;s; !; Il; 9;;; ;: e: 5s:s
*: s:: :}s }@5 X: .;S' a;s: 81: ';sd''Fss; t;; #ssy
ssso @s: Ss'S ss 3as" ss,s' sSoss ss"s
sas5 s s: $: a. (: s: ss f:y g., s;t3:s :
asd WITH two s,s1os' ,ss3 Tis' The aos 90 vs sts
Tna' j" ditch Which was f'lsS SS Visn she barrel
and punched in the G,o2h ;. sapposed @si that hat
limb caught .s6arse :aS aamDtb; ths 10 entsr
ing his heart, causing dsa'n'
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- .-c-'~D
THE COOLEST NO ON RECORD.
al occasions. No ofhc'
Eqnai s,,cJ, 10 man as w. j. Bry'h'

hoe cnoi nerve.-by a ''IS
,;,,lo nl ioke, sprung with COL, a Dus " s,a,a.
..s Gac,;ve defamation, be arEoS.oa So, . ~ Iae
isoil sia Of frantic men and womei a, IA nre- re-
p&de o., o, standat electric Pavk pre- pre-,
,p9Siiss' yp,n,ieg a S'ips panic at Chicago " ''"
days yhs ago s.,,rssR4n had just fought ha4 HI:
Inc thr9uah the crowd and n% Ia,
TI aiken his place in front Oh .o.rJs5 |sJ foo
plailofno ,i, nms,l s stand cracked and DeSa "a
a Oh tno ,.ar s A section OF the worn r,, np>
to w@Set. ,sar women shriekod in ters; +;
gnf' gsna men n tried TO jump over .ha 'hp nack
0s .e Gu@ ;na npon tho beds OF the a p
ss ing ag3ot "p the rear OF the stand -,
tnEons55I'Io notfss5'no laughed Mr. Bryan W.
~ ~ ;na a smiling face upon .he ,,ocTa 0c
I'm npseole. ny "This can't be a deHnUJa' UIa,
e pp1sifnrm. There are no oaG .;u pS ,r,
pIS'tso, p,ta, Come, now, stand still W. w
KS Ks ,u vos? s If you stand tog?shhtr gs;aht # If
vi VI you' yon are, YOU will be all rign'' rg1 ~ V,
ion; you 70. i, "noi "ed the thing will fall on ~ J,
1901 s'a Sa he laughed as if it was al al !, os O.
mar W da7 occurrence; His nn sell a''uaA the c,
IA & 4uaetih tha dust cleared away 1t
one. !. nd Mnoa that few people had peer y
sus '."rs cipitated into the chamber s;nusly s i,
ss;th stand, but none were S''i'
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-21

IA. which ID said viii make AK ,ooS o"S
mauser loo 4 like '.od an G'I bv 'i,I a Clevo-
muskst soot"r. n"S ut It will shoot 700 snotS !,
lana ;o"ta. aoUs A company is being Grgrr e nre
,lSu tSon, M and its treasurer is mf Il puIle, M
" l.eas nea ,p on shooting until 700 sno.s Ss q
I; ga s unless the soldier puts OH 0'"
Exchange
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-21
Etta Jane Chronicles

.an"S is'" bcu.e, at the Gordon Moo,, ao.,o
store S, .D hJIc iopywou, was buracd ,io",1 do%n
p'a'Ss' ,1',tiaF ~ ev,ming, about 4 o'c'och,
The origin Of tho lire was sa SUPP pThis ia
1 avo nv heen rats aud matches lnu1 awnsS ID
nasI nay Of the oldest and most % lenOm MANY
one Oh " rDU western York. Many many many
placo' hesors ,a the war, it was ho'en
years Oe'oio o1oca, and Hopewe!i was ~ an
ona.aoys O,ao,;,n precinct, and many are are 'no s
u1s and downs connected WIN
history. n,o, at;l continues
u;th ~ no prospect of rain. f.;i,rss. lures
WIN nhns n' and gardens are failures, res
; Pa'cnVn as. week was an. unusually hne .ons one
: Last eSSsr;nr, wsGS aud the people took
y advantage Of it snu save"
e forage. -, II swarr, of Hops
At M mf;. !. onite sick. She has been c'I
ic iln1u JhnO w Estes, who has been SICK ha.,s y
es .oyeral days, is getting some pSSst fsvt
''5 ''y Mr.. r'' Henry Millw9oa aol,;a9 a9% sund nd
Mollie Fratton were mafS10i p 0
vas o 9tb inst. by j. L. strain, N, soci
OF ''H Tha l Christian E0deaycr poo, ~
od y, h"e . meating at Mrs. Sallie fostS
s; -, esterday evening A"o No"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-21

y;s3!. o,IA,i gf.r
.r;lI,on AZ oa' i've live: Mr.. Janis Smi'"
is olking for Mr.. Olive: "a. Gal,",,, !. y. >,
B,tlAro . S24ry promising yan'g ne
I Use With beat w!1IoS ,,a., ~, oi.o
paperk kua ls progressive leaSen.; enIon,s. %,io
Is Hsrt rtaSntelgo5rr5 hat of corfes8'n'GZSS' co88 =,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-21
GENERAL NEWS N

Mr. Ellison Capers, Jc., who wa.'
defeated in the race for tire ffice OF
state superintendent Of education, has
secured the position as superintendent
ot the public s"hae's in Georgetown.
Chun,1criain's Cough Remedy Il
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-21
SPARTANBURG ITEMS.
4 Highly Appreciated Letter From
VaIaed Corfespondent.

Mr.. r..Eaitor.-4.It-L Trbc occasio ---- -:
asag hSa SGalaaa1is1 Gla 11sRbss San aNoa WIN nv &
,;Lo "thumb paper ~iS AL ASs' +
school ,U1l boy; BOYS, which will interest y ya~a
lhs as nG !. that Spartanburg' tnGIh ,h
reaae,s s c;,y, :; is never satisfied WIN
ne"TcSS ,;arement:; Hs,y, but is still reach
'nt p for something better Se.' and add
0"I orr n.y. trollys are success Sn.;aess AM
o% p to recreation and ou'a atnres
much ,oS;dences W and handsome s'of.S a,I
; Ne" W oninr up all over the CITY, 6 s",s orn
, are go.ne ~ heipg romodeled; new h'inS nS
/, stores are ue'I no business, and. the OLD
" 1hs' 'he dear @ people will new sas BE- psIe COM
u. u NV NV cut prices and go0o h"'"i0
or petition; nisnda,s Park, our seaside" re re
e'eH; !. nu;te popular place. an az,
ty sort, Is 81 of course, in rough s.a'
ay whne e;r w. - I've g tovorable aItracho
'no tx U With the visitors and ci0l>ps' f' ,ho Pre-
rs WIZ The beautiful church tor ,ad tne ~
'aS S hv,lrjans was formally dep,Ua,o .,,a1
'no o!,1sv The services wero onui 80
the sunday; ~ and drew large "udie!
int?rsS'l"s IBID not have failed to On,
}. when cow. "Ir discourse of Rev.
Hemphin, cf Louisville, IN ny, ys"lomn ann
nrayers and praises OF sNas SaiU |,har ie
,, ps" ps";"n, This church ss anStnsr ;;y r,p, 10
"olu G Ia;5 a. the Saviour'S iee'' / ~ i"r r,,,
looro ia'u a. nr Watkins, was very ear ca,
Iowa h'v. ,t ~, not only the building ous
cd t. congregation n iu, Him Lor,
Dis ia .Crown Him. crown Ai
'wned an; rha funera, services Of Mr.. r,,t F.
many wore at the church in the aI'ot ot
M no'en en Many sympashizing frisnas ,'ter M y,
as IN sa"r, M NV the last sad tribute Of X
re the 70 pay yyortbv thy man, useful elder
tn its TO Woi'n'
Christian. rnion q
,T; nslhu.S waa held. Several new memua; 10;
IurnlP wa VIA to the church 10y cer''
ailurss, res and on profession OF taith. oa
me one anu NV public schools opened
le took ou a,6 our streets were aliS
d Ao' - the dear children OF tns', .oncb mJl
Hope turn V SSn pns0;o GalIman, after !
'een c'n- visit to her brother Mr.. oi't, n to
sick tor man, WIZ Hanvsrsa Commercial
10 better. tho ~ vour county will
wv fever. stuoeh'' ~ ~ 1o,Ah of Prof.
nd Miss learn "a y, ' at n;s home in Ala
4 Sunday VINO oiou .tant ~ and a good teacl
p. naGm @ ,,;t;,,ns are already
n Society Inv -" tho carnival with
ie Fosters iorwa,u " 60 ses the city orov
y members ana hop'
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-21
DIpnruERIA IN YoRKtrLLEt

Iho H,o' co32 Of diptahesia d
o:-i IA lefH ''!'G l lnufS@ J auernoS
..1 pHu2,t / E" nttles OF capt.
the graded school. Dr.. Mcdowell '"
gr2n5p"c9,j ,Ao case diphtheria, and
SO soon %5 ..'2 news 500 ABROAD tne
a''',,o.' SC'-H'1 ''HS'S1" 'lok tue hia1'
's' oF' 49," &" ni.e'ips yester
i..' W. '.'..''..'. ,;. ~ u.tl-s" ~ J.oSo
...~ - ii9 ,","9 i"' ,:-i
~ '.,'. t ,,1.1 - :, ",' ', Sv' bo'aI w. thot
! =, ''',, ~ nln,o 'N"y "s.aa o ~s Ths
-. -, ~ ~ onn-"o n'n Vii mi,l b, re 40
-. W .,".o .ta. VIZ a,." ~ -
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-09-21

IRIS DSeu XSI1RT !, S.y L (9zr<f<5e<V'&|
Ii, Ie cfiios, file. sfssE@ Tss sssiis
at home " foto Baltimore to attenl
the dental ,tartmsnt Of the Unive--
siy OF MarSad.
Died on the 4%in:tr Martin L9
y,id, sn of Tsaad Mrs. "2""e'
Hintcr.
Mr.. W. X. ], gt3n is NOW ii
Ito Northe~a md 9ze;s purchasing the
f1l! and, winte stock for LocAhart
Mil stofo. 1tis e&pecol thit h
viii return 3 few days.
Mr. john Harris hal q!i!o ~ cH
pa,icuce ro.tl;y. &Ic is troAsuyer Of
the Hines idgo X. Of ?. and hy
9)mo mea0sist SIS Of the money 81 :,
meeting OF iSllgo. H soaSlt Sne
same with n!ch sorr5w aJtie search
WAS of 10 a ii. The next morAi" :,
the day Of he second primary, tie
nauagets oithe elections woat 10 thl
hGli tok krratg e. the com for tho duties
Of the tsy. NJ. Wan. johnson Oh
raising sash noticed s. hit Ct N2r''
that haAndhored to the bottom q ;A'
sash an$wai about to brnsA the sam ;
off as h3thought il merely al o."
tobacco stm2, bus On "l1sser lA3pec
ton SIN ! suspicious Y Oh II aAa cN
aminatiot disclosed the MISSING
money. EMcra': If you must Is
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a. .eox.-r~N&5.N nu Stia ~
IL: ;ss sss '9's lily srs ss;:i:a II 4: 4;
5S s; 81: ss s% :ai '; :; { s ';:, (: ,s \
Spp'sftd Se ppsrm,ttsd to be with US many S'"''
fspont fG day not long shaS aS' ,Se %,' pies.- s
L. j. browning 1nd Re1. l Jn%ss na@ VI Russell
Of Of the Presbyterian .asisa ohu'Vb' Of maoting
been conducting a ser,1n r,ncb " god wa
at Eaoree. 1 hope m00D
q o0S Mr.. NJ. G. Ray is re@oaon's NJ
g e Brnwning's gin house ana Al prS,o "no Of or
"a Psvis a iiue carpenter ana on0 u
s. beat cl''A Thomas II. GORE
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4 r.AN'ISG CROP.

Mr.. Bagsdalc, Of RossTiI.e, was
selling c,l,on yesterday. He says it
has been 81 long since he has gotten
l0Il cents for C Li' II that he could not
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; ~. ci.;zsus 81 Union Trfr TIMES! { 9
: Through the 9QlsgS%% lS% thank full toN = .
wisApt5 apSs&y pS&y friends gave e.nn, ns
be sPpos 3sess and respect i'+n tha
md the ing my casdidacy Tor Ino
otherSf County ComIhiasionsr. l @ ial
op's .. "a ~;th Clean hands and clear
&c ,oe.aieoos. raea spoke evil of no no 0ne, me-
~, tried to be honorable WIN ons, ,
SS Ss,towsmen. knew / had son SOM yonI, o
'.. hn. did not think they S'!r wGu.n
mles, o 90 low to defeat me by sena,ns n,.
stoop ~ .u r;t,en circulars to the No',
ias ;ur . places, where | ': was 'ssSS Wby not,
nv nn the day of the elec;loh. "ns ';ns. me- ne,
I ;s tSey had just c3mplalnt as.lnSs ln;sn, T 80
II :no !. ou, during the campa's"'I H., l.,
bIlng ~ n;sht have had chance 70 ne
) fana myself, and iet 'ne aI;,;gens I; any
sSa fact.? No, fellow c,t,a;"|' .na;r "s;oc;
! q. sns can.see that was not teeis ,I J'luI Jur,
} one IA sSislead the people ahd a. ,It1 a.
$ ss;Sss me that l might oe ~, q
them ~ not The f;iai of man the
waut in ofhdeyA su uppci hiAdn:
Mans VIZ, can't be led todo she,r otu'"'
> .nat ,a .hers ia where the trouble t'is Is;
sns, spo I. snsa - 4 hesn j unable to get h2!a
5s.sS Some of my tfieh
b aagensd 10 get it Tor me- h ,rJ ,o..ba -,
detaa-P Perhaps shey were ,o ."o,,
ten consapn ss they na1 W. ~
sshsets Of ;ihsy were mtenoIu;' !
&. ,ttinss rsr!y 70 what. !. !. D /.
'' n ,,'; 1877 ID smoctats l"asS ana S'l
l;cas,s. d ef aua,o.i county aglse" gse",o
,'Sss's n,,n nsr,,ss - igstbe reprosen'u ~
oOsn .Ss .an,hty Offices and in oonv'n
ths g con"2 - 2n;a., caurts house by
- ss,sa !. - se;;ou:1 the different c!u
~ ~ s 56fstic party, a,;r nom,n@
49, - Sas SsDn the Demoeraest Gt
! - RnSert McBeth, for 81
81 Ss,! q = Norman, for School coI
W. W.. and myself, for one {; o
County Commissioners, ,,,,er tw,
wsn. ~sa'oes, but my fti, nds ins,;,S s;a
9es,c acs,t the Office which J dio'
l. aceett at,,.voIed for by the Dem
Ssrty and elected; 30 III II .h"' ,hs
any one Radiea' !hen Tnion IT,
cIa.s w., sI'ction ae Radicals
IN Horace iIa Greeley 4 a,lSsPu,ic RspaGit'I
supported by the Dsmt'If',i ;Sant "f the
tbs South for Presideht " T
States, The same ..,;;.;oner; sSa
!, sne yer as ConArnisslone...
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Io5kAAR1 IACOMGs.

-uo,,,s ..e,.oct.e News fr@p. 80"
Ee him when he was put out'
Sn,Say be said, was not seldom
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-07-11
PLOT TO KILL
M'KINLEY
Spaniards and Cubans Plan His
Assassination.
ONE OF THE GANG wEAKENS
Member Of the Republican National Commit.
tee Gets q Letter Of wsrnIsg-Detset.
Ives Guard ths President snd ths
Plot Is Frustrated.

NEW YORK, July iO.-The New
York World reports the discovery Of a
plot to assassinate President McKIn-
ley. which was made known sufficient
ly carly to enable him to be warned
and the plot frustrated. The heinous
crime was planned by group Of Span
lsh and Cuban conspirators, who had
their headquarters in New York City.
Overcome by the enOrmity Of the
crime one Of the plotters weakened
and sent letter Of warning to a mem-
Der Of the Republican national COM
nittee. The police were Immediately
notified and force Of detectives is
now closely guarding the president.