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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-10-26

For three days and nights | sut,
fered agony untold from an attack OF
cholera morbus brought on by eaIng
cucumbers," says M. E., Lowther'
clerk of the district,court, Centrevlle,
Iowa. Thought I should surely die
and tried dozen different meoAcihes
| but all to no purpose. l sent Tor q
J hottY, Of CAan, bor-l~i"~ . c"<'"'
and Diarrhoea Remedy and tnlee mr.
1Dsas M relieved ME entirely" Inns
| remedy is for sale by F.:C' Duke
| Druggist.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-10-26

When you cannot sleep tcr cough
ing, it is hardly necessary that any
one should tell you that you need
few doses of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to allay the irritation of the
throat, and make sleep possible, Itis
good. For sale by F. G. Duke, Drug
pist
Manila, Jones Hale, Comp""y -,
Ninth Infantry, and James R. Rich
arIson, Comp any F., Thirty ninth In
!artry.
Nine soldiers died on the voyage
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-10-26

The size for the Newberry hnittE ~
Mills nf Newberry, has been hnaiv
sayrc.ed Plans and specification lol
the building have arrived ana pios iei
M ;ts orection will at once be advertises
for and the contract let.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-10-26
The District of Columb,a with II

The District of Columbia with it's
po! II :t,"r rf non. voters is an Interests
Ing pr"i"ei'ian. Any one can start
al "7@nnant and keep it going by de-
c!arir4 inOt the district is either Re.
publican or Democratic. The fact is,
should v,te he taken, it would show
tk2. he district is Democratic.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-10-26
CHAPTER VII.

AT THE ADMIRALTY AND LLOYDS.
Sir Charles CollinGham lived ont
Kensington way in Il new rcd house on
Campdcn hill. l got there in less than
half an hour, for my carriage was ~
the door. and. although | knew sonc-
thing of his ways from Willie Wood. /
hoped to catch him before he left home.
1t was not yet 10 a. III. He was cut
already on his bicycle when l arrived.
but he came up, fortunately, Just as j
was asking for him.
Come for news or brought some. |
| mic face ~DrIIr,c sJ\.'"1-a- 49, Quot
| tcuI Is that it? Ia" Hc hoped OIL |
| his "bille" with all the alecrity OF
| vounr man and led the way into the |
| house. ,,
"Surprising chap, that American.
| no cried i'm his brisk, abrupt tones.
| sunnosc we're bound to believe hlri.
Actually did break in and all that, hey!
| Anyhow, he's forwarGcr than we are
for rye been down to Charges street 10
inquire if Master Wood had turned up
, and drew blank, of course.
"Oh but, Sir Charles, how could no:
[ said quickly. And ought we 10 pe
talking. wasting time here! lie mas
becn kidnapped. rs you sec. Surel! II
y | is our business to follow up fhiH oiD''
- without a moments loss OF time. he
must be rescued. recovered.
o "Anl thc papcrs-t they will have car
n r;od off the papers with them, You ma!
y dcncnd upon that. BY the LORD larry
Won are right. But how, how IN he">
one nome-how are we to oNcrhau
tbot Yacht? | do not see my way.
.Rv following in another, to be sure
viii nav anything. Only do, please
! LOT us lose no more time. Couia hC
we get a man-of-warE
IA "Ry love. you're right! IL we cou'
M have q fast cruiser now opou Al
Nv SON, | believe it might be done! ii
.,u,l only pCrsuade them at the auli
ro1tv IFS an affair OF national III
( nortancc to recover those papers
m We drove straight To ne auh''"'
N in Whitehall. where the Sch'''h "
E( | admitted without Uu"S".oh 90 "~''
= We were soon int"udu|'i' - " '":"'
Pultcney. who proved 80 Er n","' ~ :,
med ro,,rv to the first l0ld "Hd /" "
,h,rtu;n.. man. \ cay" 'N;' ""I L
UP. - "rrot dislike to Him. ~ ne 1.':,"''
'he'' orcr t3 make Gi.i,c"lL2 - SpeoN'',S
III" Thought, in srr":y. pGV YOU u"
ring sort of WAY which WAS very ltrI'''.
'oha- .\v,,,t coulI VI" ,!>2.: hSr" !
gurc , .r,i.," Ey said. addressing il2 Oh,
lly. .,,l yoclaiue - uAniF ,!&t an" W.
rupt- rrui@n navy H@! r'"~'i 10 "A'S''
these ,il.s i cn,,!A H. !Ni''" OH
we've Wont or d."Yai,A y">:"'. what &C
How ynrId She seer: WHAT !" she TO
rnyq The whole ihiGE i; Wl'' :
ndouS chase. I'm dead against II.
81 think wcll >2c Nr G1al-''
more r,,rEcd my dear genera! SHA'!'
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-10-26

$50 Z aDent back to him, ana
- . his lUe."
t6pether. so1the parties have spil' up'
ope LOT arc :lfloat with their prison
meaning. I've no Doubt, to keep ini"
away at sea- incapable Of interlei'iis'
while the OF hers carry on thelr spon
zion IN New York. That's how nS
# now" sa id the detective shreW"hs.
"I dare say yo'src right l".'' tNnso
ed him hastily. But surrey w
sneculations will not help US. we w
| cot to give chase tc' that yacht Nv"
| is it to be doneT ordous
"You see. she .tlas n TREMENDOUS
start" do NOR,
"No auxiliary screw can 40 rlo,,
than eight or ten knots. pei'c.s :
Mother and were I'm the Meal'ei'"Ho =
an last year with cne of the pesV' ns
ne hire something faster. mere ii", nv
NO nlentv of steamers. l will pay al
price gladly. -, oe wh.
mrhen we have no idea Oh wn'
c oourso the Fleur-de-Li!' has taken
"There are sigrml st ations All ",o, t,,
D. .,o coast. I believe. We hear oil SIM
heipc reported every hour ahnos''
ls long as they are in sigh OF iailo,
IN "She will fly no signals ana VIII 9
e. tainly get out Of sight cf laha'
ne "Oh, dear, dear" said ai'los' =,
IT. : ins with raHe.I You o1hy sin"As ~
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-10-26
Here's Money For You.

Do you wanit? 1t is the strangest thing that either
from doubt duness dread Of deceit people will
ing money and dropping dime every dollar spent
the overchae slot the high price traders profit box when
the trader would drop that dime into the buyers
bank.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-10-26

Riageland, in Colleton county, mas M
onnI;e3 TO the Secretary of State for
;ncorporation, and an election yn4s
heen ordered accordingly.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-10-26
Here Is a Fact In Finance

Worth your considering. If you put money in
terest eight per cent is big return you hope
probably will be glad to take six per
But offer you ten per interest every you
spend with and spend money like oaning
money without interest when you might have ten per cent
Our goods the best you buy prices
and save you dime every dollar.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-10-26

Georgetown, Kentucky.-Henry B.
Youtsey was found guilty by the jury
October 20th and sentenced to life
Imprisonment for completely in the
murder OF Gcebel.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-10-26
ITO pE Continued
uorrid. Mcnn Ma

Wifc-Oh. pshaw! How stup'u oi A''
TO forget that! ,,.o
uusband--Whats the matter uc"t
Wife-Oh, something saw TO-DAY
wanted to buy.
unsbond-Good! You're improVihs'
| T. uscd t. ,.c "cvcTyth!ng you saw.
Philadelphia Press.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-10-26

Fer $2rains, swellings and lamaness
thc:o - 'o."rng so good as Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. Try it. For sale
by +. &. Duke. Druggist,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-10-26
We are After You With~
Money in Our Hands

In the way of practical premium for your trade. We
can every time and will do it and demon
strate the fact. We make a dollar 90 far
dollar and dime elsewhere that that you
getting premium Of dollar every you spend with
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-10-26
YOU'RE AFTER MONEY

You have heard the proverb, A dollar saved is dollar
earned That is cold hard fact. dollar spent exrava
ganty paid in over charge is dollar knocked Of your
days earnings. dollar saved in economical trading
dollar added to the days wages.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-10-26

".rnere one OF your blooming inter
feriny coves wot sees me on my perch
gives the office to the man a-drlVins'
who rounds with his whip and gives
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09
HUACHUCAS

Early enc morning we left Tomb tone and started for the Huachuca mountsins. About twelve miles southwest from Tombstone stand the ruins of the once busy little town Of Charleston. Quietly through the center of thes old adobe ruins rune 2 the San Pedro river. Alter crossing the river We came to some very large cottonwood trees under which we ate our lunch, then we started across th- mesa on long and hos drive Of about fifteen miles. Nothing bu, a few weeds and some mesquite bushes could be seen until we arrived at ths foo. Of Mill-r's Oln n. Now thing. began to grow interesting; there was ,chsnge ip the scenery, ev-rythi0g looked green, and foothills were cover ed with oak trees.
 About three miles mp a rough road we came 10 the reservoir; at places cliffs oi rock projected over the reser- voir, they were beautiful iu color and the pines grow up ss straight as flag poles. This place Is most interesting 10 Tombstone people because the city is supplied w'tn water from he'e Across the reservoir is "a Hume about twelve feet wide and fifty feet long,
 his is to keep the wall Of the reservoir from washing away when it rains hard up the csiijn and the water rushes down.
 The W. .i! of the reservoir is built Of -tone and ear h, across the c ii )n where it..is very narrow. h the rainy -eason a beautiful little creek IS run ming irt) the reservoir al she time.
 N-sr this plsce we pitched our tent and camped there for two months. We took many & tramp across the mountains. Oae day we wen, on a long walk t1 the highes, peak in the mourtain-; we did not carry or can teen with us, just took our drinking cop, Tor springs Y ere plentiful. w. passed an old eaw mill which had been deserted msny yesrs, aud seyer-l log cabins, some were inhabited by pro-pectors. The cabins were not locked 60 we entered to see il any out was living there. There w- saw sicL of tobacco, some sugar, If-e, bacon and beans. Over in ons corner bnili like table was bad, and a burned candle on beam near by. On! what lonesome place. didn't see any tun staying there.
 ca our rsturn down the mountain we had litie circus perform inc- for one ot oar members clipped aud rolled down for some di.tancs ani on se jag no tears We enjoyed l.ush for tn. rest Of our home journey.
 At uiglt we wsre sung to sleep by the Whip. Poor Wills. and the noi-y little creek. and the first thibg ia the morning we heard the tuneiul not from bird which we interpreted az "l'nl going to kick you out Of bed"
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09

The Silver Belt tells Of plcsssnt rsce, tion t,udeTed Rev Eastman and wife al Glote, 1he Reverend writes to Ten. b- tone iiIeni lhat he ha- de cid-d 60 remain ID Globe tu Il pes 70 make an occs-ional visit to Tom ostpne. I.is Itgreisbie that Mrs Eastman i- i'll at Globe b Ut Ter early Fe.oyeTy l. hOp-d for by her many friends here. Rev E..tmer aud vie have tre kind est f,el.ng- for Tombstone sod express their gratitude for the CoTdIsl and friendly treatmeDt accorded them here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09
BIS BEE J0iTINGS
BIsBEE, September i, 1900.
 COVERINGS.

COVERINGS.
 K l. Gibson and I l. Miller are visi- to.s to Bisbee from Clifton.
 Judge Reilly and wife snd Col Ben Morgan .tturned to the county seat yesterday.
 Ptof Ricketts was Bisbee visitor yesterday from the NscOssri mines oi the company.
 Mrs c W Burde WAS an arrival yes- terisy from her visit to the northern part Of the territory.
 The republican central committee meeting on Saturday nextpromises 10 bring quite a number oi republicans here from all parts oi the county.
 W A Harvey, late superi ntenden, Of tho A & $ E arrived sere yesterday from the east. Mir Harvey Is one of the wellknown citizens of Bisbee and mas many lIlenus Dere.
 The Bi-bee Improvement Co are contemplating the installation of sn electric plant in Bi.bee. The com pauy are figuring on estimates and expec ct 10 decide on the matter shortly.
 H Slaughter is in from bis Sln BernsrdIno ranch, Mir Slaughter has been strongly urged ,C run for Sh riff out he is not inclined to iske 10 the suggestion.
 Thos Dfisdale and Maria Vsrra were joined in wedlock by Justice Williams last evening. A reception was rendered the couple after the cere- mony. and large crowd O: friends oined in the con sratulatioDs.
 The Misses N~lie Hughes, Ella Pri,chsrd and E Frazee lett yester day fer Stafford as delegates to the grand lodge of Good Templars. The grand lodge session will last several days and A good sttend.nce is looked for from the various sections Of the Territory.
 The picnic nf the Copper Qusea band s, Lewis Springs next Sunday is ;he leading topic of ecuver-stion among those anticipating a pleasure tip. Preparations are being msde for a good time and th- same will un- doub,edly be b ad. Quite 0 pumter Of vi-i ors from the country are alec expeciei 10 be on hand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09

The officer O. the Territorial Teach ers A-spcis!i0n held meeting iB Phenix Saturday and decided to hold
 the Association meeting At Temp in
 conjunction with the meeting of the Joint c junty Institute at that place in December. An excellent program i. being arranged. There will be plenty of good papers, addresses and discussions. The Musical and Literary program will b.s special feature of the meetings. The IDstitdte and the Association meeting will last five day g.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09

The Proba,e court of HI-icnos county, has de nand-d bond oi $500, . 600 in the cas- oi the adm ni4trator O! the Wo-mer estate. That Is prOhsbl, the largest bond that has been de- manded by any prob. te court in th- Territory Of Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09

Candidates for iii SC this fall shOuld remember that CJcDIss county r. now @ tirs; cla-s cJuuty and gttb the elec- ton 10 off ;e besides tue honor and glory. goes hIGdsOms salary. The salary oi the varIous off ;-s the com Ing year wIil be considerable over that LOW drawn by ths presen. incTm- heats
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09

A. Wi beriorce aud wife leave in s Jew days Tor San Francisco where MT Vi b rfoFce is engaged in bu-iness. MT Wilberforce aud wIie bsy- been wis to-s iu ;his ,clipn for some time and during their stay have much i'm . proved in health. Iu leaving they :ak with tarm the brsI wishes oi many irie d. b re-
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09

JV VIcSers and wife ware out going passengers today. MT Nickers goes t" Graham county on cattle hu-iue-s aiG Mr- Vlckers returns to her home n los Angeles after A brief vii. h=re.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09

EKsmIus'ions for st Idents desiring to enter the University al Tucson WI. be held on the + and Js. Registrs'ion day will be on the l9 Al d regular class work will begin on the 20.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09

The batt'eshin Wisconsin gres out for trial, Sep'smoer the ii,se nth. She is lars than .hs O--g,n by D. 0J0 tons di-pltc -ment. Itis nofice- l. that evsry new ships gno points are measured br the Oregoa's.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09

The l dian scouts Rt Grs7t got li,uor from some ,ource ou Sunday last and got in fight free for ail two are in the hospital, one suffering from knit. cuts aud the O h-r from being hit on the head with rock. Two more are in the gdarI hou,e.-BIlls- tin
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09

The Los Augeies fim-- speaks Of in i-Y4rcure of Walter NJ pore, late chef O the fire dep ,rt-nent Of Lo- Algsles, to locI.e p-rm .neutly in some part of Arizona MT Moore ha- been prominent in C.liioruiI repu5- lican stAte politics, for some time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09

The United Verde Copper Company AriL ma, plid it- regular semi month ly d. dlsidepd of 7j cents share on Augu-, q.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09

The public schools throughout thi- coun V will open on Monday next and tte school children will again begin their studies for sn Ither tsrm.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09

A Mexican prisoner vas brought in today from Johnson Camp aud lodgeo in the county jail to serVe sentence of 60 days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09
THE LITERARY C,NTESr
The Third Prize Story of the
 "PrOspectOr" Contest

The following is the story awarded the third prize m the PKosPEcToR literary contest. and written b. Frank crsble, s we'll known Tomb-tOne youth
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09

"provemeGts w.n be made 10 tit machinery O. the Copper QIeen. A large Mitchell economi; copper m a. ting ilhruac' W II be adied.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09

Of "isi.ssOOc. tne consequence oi seiI aousc and exces-es pro lucing the following symptoms Salow countenance, dark spots under the eyes. e pain in the head. ringing n the ears. loss iu confidence. diffidence in approaching straug- CTS. paiPaiaiion Of the heart. weakness in th. limbs and back, loss Of memory. pimples ih ths face. coughs consumption etc.
 Dr. Gibbon has practiced in San Frarcisco over 3s. years and those troubled shouid not faH to consult him and receive the benefi, oi his great skill and experience. The docior cares ssien othsss fail. Tryhim. Cures Guaranteed. Persons cured at home. Charges reasonable. Gail CT write.
 DR. l. F. GBBoS. Gas Rearny S. San Francisco,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09
From Wednesdays Daily

The N,Queer srteiitn well near PhenIx Is toSn l30O feet wi:h nc w..ter anu in all 2I, bAbi.ity work will be suspen1ei.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09
DR. GIBBON

IhIs ol !! and leaa1fI and most Succcss sstu. Specialist in San Fran c 7co. stIl continues t1 cure all Sexual and Seminal Diseases. such
 as GonorThoea. GleeJ. Structure. syphilis ia
 all its forms. Skin Dis- eases Nervous DsHii fly, mnot nty Semi nal NA a ness .ra =
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09
NOTICE.

All persons working on or furnishing supplies for the Holmes group of mines gre hereby notified that the owners Of he above property hold themselves ard property free of any and all debts cor . rracted thereon. Said mines are situa'- ed in the Turquois mining district, c. chise county, Ariz known as the HSad- fgh', Le4dville. Copper Bug, West Side, W estern Belle, Northern Light, Grey Mule and Turquois KinS mines and are TOW under bond to C. NJ Roberts.
 WM HOLMES.
 HENRY FITCH.
 w, A, SToREBECE, April, I4, 1900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09
THE NOMINATION
Wilson Leads and Will Pro-
 bablv Be the Choice

Re turns from the various countie- oi the Territory on the choice for dem ocrstic nomination for delegate show tha, WIlson is in the lead sod will doubtless secure the nomin stion The Smith supporters however do no, give up the race and claim the fight may yet result for their msu, The io!!o wing table Of the probable vote is given oui:-
 For Wilson =
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-09-09

FNICHERS. President and Manager.
 Tombstone Lew WILLIAMS. Vice President, Bi-tee Ar JOHN BLAKE. Secretary Saffprd Arizona GATES Treasurer Los Anseles. Cal Principle range 5ttween Chidcahua and Dragoon mountains Il Cochise county. Steer ranges on Eagle and Bcni,a Greek in Graham co 'niy. Arizona; Separ New AIsVigo and sherman Co, Texas
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-08

length, and closed by introducing Mr.
TOwne. who was received with a ire
mendOus storm of applause
The speaker of the evening devoted
his time to the discussion OF the hnan-
ciaI and imDerialiSJiC features Of the
campaign He prefaced his remarks
on the money question By the state
ment that he could not understand why
any man or paper that left the RepUD-
lican party and approved Mckinley in
1886 because OF a suspicion that the
Republican party intended to gTavitate
to the gold standard. should this year
support the Republican party and Nc
Kinley now that the gold standard mad
uneCuivOcally been declared for. ans
he would be obliged for any rational
reason for such a course
For two hours the great orator held
the splendid audience spell bound with
his eIOquence and maSterful arguments
The evening was an IDEAL enc for out
door speaking. and the gathering sat
in the soft moonlight and by its IN
bounded enthusiasm protested against
the speaker closing his address
Reception Is Held.
Following the meeting a reception
was held at the Vendome parlors,
where a large number Of men and
women were presented TO the speakers
of the evening. amongst whom were
several who had been converted by
Mr.. Towne's remarks. Many silver Re
publfcans also who had been reSOTted
as having gone back TO the ranks OF
ReDrbIica nfsn pressed forward 70
shake hands and decare their unWaVer-
ing allegiance to the silver cause
Weiser has been two TO one for BY
an and the ratio was greatly increased
tonight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-08
Mr.. TONNE At WEISER
Immense Meeting for Mime
SOtan and Dubois.
MANY CONVERTS MADE
WATERING SILVER REPUBLI-
CANS STEADFAST TO BRYAN.



Weiser, Ida, Sept. S.-The TOwne and
Dubois meeting here tonight was de-
clared on all sides to be the grandest
political rally ever held in Washington
county.
1t was noticeable early in the after
noon that no hall IN the town would be
sufficient. and on outdoor meeting was
arranged for. When the strains of the
Weiser band arose an audience esti-
mated at 1900 gathered before the
speakers stand.
The honored guests were escorted
from the hotel by members Of the Bry-
an and stevenson campaign club of
Weiser. which has 300 members and is
still growing.
Lot L. Feltham, a prominent silver
Republican member of the club, intro
duced ex-senator Dubois, who was re-
ceived with that hearty applause which
has always clla racterized his appear
ance on public occasions Throughout
the meeting theIs was wild reclamation
whenever his name was mentioned
The senator declared that the silver
issue was not dead. neither was It
sleeping. He stated the claim that
there was no silver issue this year was
simply the thin excuse OF those who
had abandoned principle 10 espOuse the
gold standard and emanated mainly
from such papers as the Salt Lake
Tribune. Mr.. Dubois said he would be
with the people of Weiser later in the
campaign and discuss the issues at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-08

Representative O'Neil of Uintah then
nomi'- ed Attewald Wootten of Wa
satch -ounty.
Prime Evans of Utah county spoke
fer Hayes, and Judge Miner of Provo
urged the nomination of WOotten, ex-
pressing sorrow that he could not sup
port all three candidates
Mr.. Murdoch of Wasatch, in second
ing Wootten'S nomination, reminded
the convention that the sun rises in the
east and therefore the east should be
given representation
Wayne county seconded Hayes, and
the ballot was called for. The detailed
vote was as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-08
Average Growth of Cities

Washington, Sept. THE census bu-
reau up to last night had tabulated
the returns of fifty-four cities. These
show a population of 14,644,711. This is
an average increase in population per
city of 24,90 per cent. The same cities
in 1890 had a population of IL. 15O. 045.
making a total gain of 3.494 666. The
percentage of increase in 1890 was cal
culated on the aggregate gain, and not
on the average increase per city. The
result was that the percentage of gain.
according to the census bureau officials
while appearing to be larger. namely
3l3S, was not so in fact, owing TO the
different method followed in making
the calculations