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.....,.,r. 49,


W Euriu very proper
@| 'ncynogas, 6ssticn ~f the
,se thermsmetef Aat,, clearing
Fsgrsss below zer@,rnc,ion ef
.aa captain Joha by the
Nate Thomas ssYTerpr,.o Of
incafcI&rsg Ssn.fic to. thn Sou,b
especially His colleague, If
csurse, opposed ths convention,
not because he expected 10 pre-
vent it's acceptance, nor vet b.,
cause he wants to see the canal
project fail, hut mersly in pur,
snsnce OF the general policy af
varsity in which he and some
other leaders OF the latter-day
Democracy take, such great de.
light --Charlsston Post.
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'srt S:e..a. s.s =, .:,SsfsASSs ssss ~
lens ffSica SssSHiysthS xsSr In
the world. Same fer Burns,
Scalds, Balls, Ulcers Skin Erup.
tlons and Piles 1t cures or bo
pay, Onty 25c sau Crawford Bros
and j, +. Macker &. GAS drug
store.
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GAFFN Ely BRAN ii.
wESTBOUND:

20 Minutes for dinner.
Note -Traius Nos 32 aud 33ara
operated daily
Trains Nos. "a, SO II, II, 13, IA, is
and 10 areoperate dairy except sun,
day
90 nnections: At amder with
Noutnern Ry = "A. l. aud "A -.
thne At i.ancssts with l. & G.. r..
atawb. JanrtIou with sen.
BOARD Air Line Al Rock Mil with
southern railway At Yorkviile with
aroiina 81 Northwestern II. II. A.
Black sburg with Soutnern rail wav.
tt shelby aud Rutherfordton with
;. A. L.. Al arion with Southern
K. Ii. HAW,
Genl. Passenger Agent
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south ACarolina college, bo6hed
up in The State yesterday with an
endorsement of Senator Hoar's
assertion that South Carolina is
legally without representation In
the United States senate. Pro.
fessor Davis refraias from enter
ing into an. argument to sustain
the contention IF Senator Hoar.
and himself. he does not argus.
hut asserts, In the folio owiny,para.
graph:
"Ssnatsr Hoar is csrrsct in his
assertion that tho state of South
Carolina, owing to tho resiena
tion of Messrs. TiIlman and Nc
Laurln, is BOW unrepresent,d in
the senate. rho refusal of the
governor TO accept their rssigua-
Ilen had no effect; and precedent
ssehs To declare that y resiyna-
ton takes effect of its own force.
at Cnce. -
PrSfsssDr Davis, a. we'll rs
Senator Hoar, o~erInoks two
points. If Sanntor Tillman. or
Senator McLaurln, had written a
flat footed resignation eff his Of
hce, there is considerable force i'm
! the arguMent that it became Of
ttcti,s immediately, and that a
refusal to accept it nv the gov
srnsr or any ether officer would
have no vif.ct whatever
But they wrste joint rssigna-
tlen TO take effect sn September
10, 1901, date several months
later tnan that of the resignation.
There Is sad to he abundance of
precedent To tho effect that such
a paper Is only notice Of inten-
tlon to resign, aud can be with
drawn at any time prior to the
da'e set for the rssignati. to be-
come effective.
Another point, two men can
not legally Jointly resign separate
Offices. There is no such office as
joint senatorship hold by two
men and rssignabIe by them Joint
~. The double resignation or
nstics of intention to resign,
signed at Gatfnev last summer,
WAS not legal document. If tho
senators had really wished to re
sign OIL September Is, or any
other date, they shsuld have writ
ten separate designations.
Professor Davis proceeds to
prove himself u partisaa of Sen
ator liliman by ursin. that the
genera assembly proceed to elect
altman to succesu hinlsalf and
General Hampton to succeed Nc
Lauris. .llllmau and his parli
sans feel confident that this. at
least. In re-siectiun of Himself AMI
defeat OF McLaurin, would be tho
result OF a double election by this
general assembly, but thsy might
md themselves badly mistaken.
Quite a nnna bsr of legislators have
been heard to say that If either
hcLaurin or Tlllman thought so
| little of his seat ia the senate as
TO reslgn it, they would proceed
to elect sonsbody who thought
more Of a saat in the senate. In
other words, they are prepared
to teach in South Carolina the
lessen taught Conkling and Platt
in New York. The Records adj
! vice to Doth Senators is that If
they want t" hold their seats in
the senate they had better quit
monksying with the resignation
buZZsav. 'f> 80
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WONAN'S
WORK..

An apt Old
sdagc de-
clares tn at
w o IA a II > s
work is never
done. This
Is true of the
housewives S
manifold du-
ties and ap-
proxinnatcly
t-ue Of the
thousa a n d 5
who work all
day in factor
les and stores
and half the
N / & h t | n
making and
N : n d i IL &
their own
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Auditor, l.. G.

~ soio WIN ~rltten puarantee to
.ssscfe< .9.s52elp,lSaarlEitts. Dizziness, Hys-
: spIaa.d fhursdsy jianlsssss Vitality,
s ssys;as,, se,Sssg
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CsU!1 ca! Elgt & GyolstA
, BXfGHSllA 4. 4 CDNPAIY

Gen ri Pa se"s + Department
schedule; Effective Jun, 18th. 1901
ra teru fine.
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The mast siGnli"aut POI ti0n of tht
M'ruaI report of Gen Chatfee, M:litsry
Governor of the Philippines, Just mad
pubic III Washington, lies il the fellow
lug wOldS: II recommend t'at 10
further material seduction of tr~ol,s bs.
made before January | 1872 T! ey
sEt'Ak for themselves and i, is needless 10
point cut that they Indicate The u.ces-
sly OF Keeping an army rs large as'wp
no" have i'll the Philippines there in
telinite!y Naturally enough the q,les-
ton OF "ueil.rI The price We s,e paying
FOR those islands is not ont Of all prOpor-
'lnn to their vaiu. to us will ba a,ted
more than o. ce during this session of
g. n-!eSs. and tn answer H. in Il way
tIat VIII sq"ue Mirh coy'mun seuse aud
every dsN business ~i!l h" Il task HAT
has not yet bean successfully performed
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A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
"Somethjng New Under
The Sun"

All doctors have tried to cure
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Repre- sentative BalI. Of T-xaa ,h;nl.
! e trust bills that vera intro lncd in
." H.u|r "f the last Congrrs. til ~.
receive the atteu,iOn they deserved. O a
~ u for this was thar tho, we're div =
Il am ing seve, al committpes-Mr. h |
'tns"lf il tr,dncd three anL,-unst hi.
vi ;he last House, AID each WAS r, fen d
"a different committee lie ihiny.
tn'ie >h"nld l% - sp.cia' committee -.
Trusts "nt hns Intro, 'reil d rs,SOli,, n
providing inr one, H. is a good id ~. b t
the fciendship Of the republican t,,.s y
or the iiu>,s VIII probably i :. up
enough cf he II ajority against it to pre-
cat lts adoption.
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Charleston Exposition Rates
Via The Southern Railway

% account of the South C+roliux Iu,r.
State and West Iudian Exl cstnn 20 In.
held at Charleston, s &. beginning Dec
ember 1st, 1901, The Southern Raiiwa,
will sell cHculsiu tickets 10 Chai., s,,..
and retnrn at the following attractive
rates: from Spar,anburg, 5. g.
For SIG, 90 tickets m sale daily, will,
final limit June :}id, 1902
For 81 35 tickets on sale daily, limited
to return ten days.
,Fo 81 50 tickets on sale Tuesdays and
thursdays, limited to seven (7) days.
CoIiesponding'y Reduced rates from
other points
The Southern Railway opera' es double
daily trains on conveuien. scue,iuirs with
Pullman Sleepers to and from Charleston.
5. G.
For further iufo nation Apply TO:
w. II TATLOE,
A. G. p. A Atlanta, Ga.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-20

Ex-Corpr ssWan T. ran y, of NJ ch =,
speaking of the alleged lack Of harmony
,n"ng the dem Gratis Of the country, If
hich the republican press is i.'-. ,,,w
"aSi g 80 much. aN'': IA Democrat
vou know, isn'L lIkr II republican Every
Dsmocrat is a natural born frae thinker.
" hsn ne gets inta \ c2pyep'f'n he wants
o nave zig own tree way, and not he
.smPend hy any bosses. AS a result
d mfG,"tic colISentions, which 10 the
Republicans appear pprpaYipps, are il.
''alny slinplv 'ha rs it OF differences OF
'pniCn smohg the various mrmSrls.
ey ch one of whom Is striving 70 atvsnce
he general itt-rests Of his oWa way 30
= Sc, TIN ier'lv, that r' uile seuss th~
.DfmCe'4t'a party is u starch b. vacL
If independence IN the -. I'd states.
and dnes the courtry vss, amount nf
good h, int.pehdeDt ,hinkng aud iLde.
pendent voting.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-20

Ih"re are onm- ~ iiti drff.'re n'AS ~
opiniCn b 'Trs.n IN" adm ,;ist;.'ion aud
mein'ers e Gang ASS A To q q Philip;,:m,.
falfI !. CESSATION ;lIdt the 'ecsnJ q, c'sioli
"f tb" l. y Sufpremp C,hir; seems to
GaN" made Gecr,Harv, ard dHiv confer
'riT's are icing hld ~ II, tn ,Qip. uroI,
What IL le done S'nator .nis" i.trn-
du"ed a bill but the members of Ire
Hnu'c WAYS and Means Conmi!,tv
Von't tcrlch that. hsc.usa ihsY al, that
even # II Was III arctidAi "a with t,.rii
ideas The House, u.c '"' u 9";.ntn, is
iit- rtci'sr place for i%i # l"eis'aliou l.,
.riyirate.
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A Good COu5h Medicine.

rom inc. Ea"cttc, Toowoomba. Australia }
ii Il tnrni,.'ilal,'a G.isn R.med,
- ~ excellent medicire have hee,
ull"rtnS from severe cough for the las,
Two months, and il has effected y cure
have great pleasure in recommending
w .. NOcKNrH This is the
"pli'lo!I ~ "i'" = ur n)'irSt II i u.n
'eS Sp';C'tu 49, r.enlS, a..d las b"e., v.,I,,i-
ailiS given III gid ia';', ia. insr,
"lay ny - remedy AT h. D eft ,tl "A
Mas VI. "'"k'!.r. Ti.i> r"r. q, is soi.
oy +. L. DG.t urr!rpiS-
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-20

EX-h-r sS'' ,L3'ifH ('P;ivi'a john
Asie', Il i,n ~ f Mss r",w ne rt
''r ~ i'"n rNp Nil" ",r,ii .nsIur-.I-
ca.eu ~ Nj < "S''~;lt Iii c,.inp,ry ~ i!
''h: OF hi tv!tu" c'in!nis% r'r-ts. hen
'Sk'u i''A'nt %bi! vas tn. Oni,.;t of tLeir
cali, II; AIl"n PM on one II hr. most
"r''l~ h"'Aa aud dt'ppiug his vnic. Il
uloaI 'H \ "hiSper " i''i~ &: - an rhjs.,'
Oh our Coll Nh' ,trF.t '."i:.;,i.' me " q
waited 10 relieve the President ut any
al ETY. he mIghE have had Lhrc ilrr
were Al, N.i,aAv.ca iii lh;i commissions.
III" President has tne repu'arl,l It ,.:-
lrg q'ncs! "he', makng appointments
anu "e t!.ui:sht IL Ue;ler - s,.L hi a r.yui
hGIut the III, inbrrs Of our commission
''~r!ng TO STA, nn il1,i TIE wn.k of The
fall Is c. 'Inptt Il y
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-20
THINK GIRL WAS ABDUCTED.
dnapins Theory Gains Strength In
~ Cropsey Case,


Elizabeth City, N. c., Dec. iO.-A
member of the committee of five
which mas charge of the search for
Nellie Cropsey, whose mysterious dis.
appearance has created sensation
throughout the state, says that he ex.
poets important developments within
AZ hours. He adds that he believes
the girl has been kidnapped and that
they Will succeed in finding her.
- "A massmeeting was held last night
at which over 1000 persons were
present. Chairman P. T. Greenleaf,
OF the special vigilance committee Of
hye. made Q speech, saying they be.
lieved that otter chasing shadows and
rainbows they at last have brought 20
light tangible clew which they are
assured. If followed up, will clear up
the mystery.
They could go no further without
more funds. however, he said, as the
previous subscriptions had been ex
hausted.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-20
Purify the Blood

BY taking he Old reliable Botanic
Blood Balm (B f.. B); cnrss ulcers
Fscrofuls. scz' ma. rimp''s. i'ching skin,
aching bones. m!ils, c.irhu"ci. 3. If yOm
are All r'r' 'i"sn lake B Is B. IL Gill
i've life, v,!'6r "''d strength o :hp n'O.wl.
Is, Is. b. makes th- blond pure and rich.
Druggi''s 81. T,ial treatm> Mt free, by
writing B,o0d Balm Co., Atlanta. GA
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-20
EmbexzIer Hoepner Arrested,

New York, Dec. .V.-Word has been
Creceived by the police from Detective
Sergeant McCafferty OF his arrival in
Liverpool with william Hoepner,
whom he arrested IN Bucnos Ayres,
The detective and his prisoner will
sail from Liverpool In a few days.
Hoepner Is accused Of embezzlIng be.
tween $50. 900 and $4,000 from A. w.
.Faber company. He was a book.
keeper for the firm.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-20
Tampa and New York Steamship Line,

Tampa, Fla, Dec. -O.-Dispatches
received here from New York confirm
the announcement made few days
ago OF the establishment of line of
steamers between Tampa and New
York. This will be done by the At.
lantic and Gulf Steamship line. which
operates between Pensacola and New
York. The company announces that
1t has made thorough investigation
OF the situation and believes that the
line will pay. The steamers will come
up to the docks of this city and oper.
ate regular schedule carrying pas.
Bengers and freight.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-20

Here is the ver,ir; " m. W ,.hing
~; POST uE the Sca!py- Sau.ns.,, ca,,.
LII adhl lDn tn e.rlvlly 81 T. 900 foi
n.vlvnliiig his vessel r., as 10 k.-p Ad-
inliai onmpso on oct ut ranges Of Lhe euua
IL "Ithlh nfch nf ~" pi'z- mJ,e,.
Cap'.'lh Cfiati~'th va, give. les:lahl,1
'saiIi .niert n Newport, wherc 40 NIGH
''nte''nIn i",ally aud !nrg:t all about
W.. NJ9'rir, Tht MY Dernrtmenl
4 rtatly Ano!a i:"~ To G,ffrret,iatc."
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pespondent, She Ends Hor Life.

Raleigh, Dec. .0.-Mrs. Frank Tur.
nor. aged so, the wife Of a farmer of
Senoia county. committed suicide yes
terday by taking carbolic acid. Dc.
spondency. due to long illness, was
the cause. She told her little daugh.
ter to prepare breakfast, went in her
room. drank the poison ard got on the
bed, where her husband found her.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-20

-, nc'" Joe" Cannon. "hAim ~ ih..
&c ,iSe arnr'pEiatinas G., MI ttt.n, is nnc
: 'hN hfrd'st wnIking mpn j., ro,lp,ea
'fH hates idieHrss anl I,v.r ,nllstrr. !
'hrh he found Attprurv General Krr>
''''rd Vt 40 k "na morning in hi. iii,
IRE > "'cl 'c@, from that m,ment tn
>h"r''ey- l'e'> raj co'.ld count upon Il
.eH friend
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-20
The worlds Great Fever Medicine

J"'t: ss!'H Ti:i. DIES in IA dyv VIII,
7hi" Quinll!3 canine! 90 IN !-ndr Is
5p'e"diu cures are IN striking ,Int,aa,
WITH the fe"cle cures m abe h" q Urine.
l! yon '.'e utlo..ly Mrtic'..d. lake =,
thorough u1drse oT .'o'n~nn's = Tnnic ard
g. J. iV-"uj every t:ai:- o. NJ iaiiip ris.!niu:
ne Wise lusure !he.r ives am; lire wise.
i"sU,c theiG ht.lth nl nsilg Inhnsun'.
thii' cure nnd Sever Toni" l, costs 80
cents II Ii ciI'r>; nuJ Oi.e ceut if it does
not.
|" iy
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-20
COUGHS AND COLDS
INCHILDREN
accommodation of a Well known
NhiC1SO Physician

nsa and rre>ciite Chamberlajn,s
"ngh R-n.dy for almust all obstinate.
,'"nsIricted coughs with dir. ct results
nr' strihe it, tn children of I'll ages Am
:ia'' ~ r.r"m'ne' Il IT. to all in need and
"'klrg le elie' from 'lds and G." chs and
bronchial .lllirtnts IT, is non-rarcntic
id I" f" i.' '''h hands Of the most un-
nrnfe s'onnl. \ universal panacea for
I'll IN 'ukh d'-Mrs. Nary r Melend,.
M. ID, Pm. d. Chicago III. This
en- dy is for sale bv, F. G.. Duke.
Orn"oiSt
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-20

The iIHnnranit. Oliver !lHz,rl Perry
BE mrnt, 81 'r:'mmauy Hall. New York
Nrair Ill Ui'!-fashionel csila ike Glad-
S'on" h;i. N..ilnw iMr,r Also has ahead,
nh"tnarnp!ud 1t before and bahud an.i
"fi;,en IL np :G; down Bat Mr.. Is, l.
mont dbesn'' seam tn mind Probably
he remembers Iha, they used 20 poke fun
At Gladstone's ard C,avelant's collars.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-20

When Bnok"r II. WASHINGTON dined at
me White H"nse. the newspapers np in
NaSsacsna"its wer-, l,ul in their praise
I in" President for ignoring the nm
Hr,iten s":'si law regarding rae color
'nd p,-v!hut condition OF sarvitud.
When Boxer ttiel tsj GET room At the
hotels in SpriaHhe'd, Mass. the other
night. they were ail too full To aceom-
.ho'ase him. SamH old story. Makes
fer nee whn.e OK is ~ored
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-12-20

The Prodigal-Oh. dere's de old wood
shed where spent SO many pleasant
Mamepts with pop. Guess won't re.
, turn right away.-Ncw York Journal
.Woman's Long Tramp.
Sandusky, O., Dec. 10.-Mrs, Mary
Ross staggered into the police sta
tion last night more dead than alive
She had walked all the way from Buff
faio,. and when 10 miles from this city
was overtaken by snowstorm. A
frs In Buffalo. she said, destroyed all
her belongings and she started to walk
t9 the home Of her mother in Bucyrus
Qhie.
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