davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-04-19
Jottines from Jon esviIIe.

But little planting was done last week,
the ground b, it,x too vet =
a Wild animal has been prowling
about IN tire nsishboi hood of Mrs. Ken
uedy's for the last two weeks. Alisorts
pf Wild tales have fe-u told by the ne-
grotS about how the thug looked aud
The noise 1T made at night. Oue day
recently the hej9hbo, hood turned out
Ell mass with guus aud dogs to hunt The,
beast, but IL could ot be found After
wards il Came to Mr.. &. G.. Lawson's
house one night and he saw it, aud shot
at il, hut did not Kill it, Mr. Lawson
says it is a wof. Pete West says he.
thinks the re is den of wolves over OH
the Forest, but the questt on is how dit
That many wolvt S get Into this country 2
Rev A. h. DisgerS student at WOt-
ford College preached at the Methodist
church Sunday night, 7th inst He il a
line speaker and makes II good impress
sion; he WAS accompanied by Mr.. LON
ME l.eltner, another WUfford student
They were visiting their cla>s mate, MIR.
f NEST McWhilteT, who was Spending q
few days at lis home in .Junesvile.
Mr.. G.. b Fowler is kept quite busy
surveying and repirii.g mills.
DIR. llsIECrt II. IIamls is home from
The Charleston Medical Col eg., wh-re
he graduated III medicine.
The knitting mills have begun their
brick making with their new machine.
They exp ct To make million b,ick
We Lad continual rain last SATURDAY,
and usin"ss was practically at a stand
still but the rain %aI needed, SO it il
ali right. Some cotton has been planted
ard.a good deal Of corn. By u G last cf
next week most Of The planting will be
dore.
The small p0X has again gotten among
The neglces Lear town, though it is
eau lug no ALARM. -,
An old well was discovered hy Mr.. Il.
w. Willard IN. his laid Yesterday. Mr.
Willard lives at the Eifoil place, leaI
Mr.. L. l.. tlames' home plac The
wei has been covered and nothing was
krown of its exis;erce, for more than
forty years. No one has ben found
who knew it was there. Lis ahout f6nr
feet III diameter and about twenty feet
dep. The ting Of the covering is
| what brought abouJ its discovery. .
Plof. Daniels Wa, Gale! tn SPARTA
burg Last Saturday Ia 'li- bedside ut hi g.
aged mother, who IS ciltic,.y i'll viii
tile grip.
Mr.. G. II. Foster las b, Ell chosen and
has accept' an invitati n To Geliver the
address tefo,e the graduating class of
Conv're CommeiciAl school, of Spar.
| tanburg, 5. G. IN ,IuIie.
b. Anderson /" aAt"eel ejeess jeesn rf Craftsmen his
,o'io" ing 'ilicers: &. Fl Fos.4r "a
w MAJ ION New hirt-r,P. w. NJ d..
w ). D1ngiAss, V. NJ J.. w. RATS
Rnc9i, irot. H.. l.. Daniel. Chaplain
Ut. Helbert t. Hames, Messenger.
TELEPHONE.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-04-19
"txscutor's Notice

D., an peisoIs Wlo have c'ajms q, o;n.,
w. Wa,,sn es.a'e "f the lale Judge W I' 10
sn "aliacd are requested t., ppese,, ,u:.
r. C"'ire re 10 Daniel Ii. Wallace at U,in, 'Se ~
~ iol pt M"nt, ahh all p.r.o i,,T.,I -
ro. ~ Sa'a estate are II q nesitd &c max nao
onI nnn 10 tht sand D,Li.l n WaI pay
UnSe. ur ~ Is 'he desire and p,.rrr nf 1 "a
earI;eot I;gneh 10 settle ihe esta Q At the
J. &. >HErPARD
JAMES II. maxwell
NlcTon ). GAaE, i
j.. II. WALLAcn. !
1,,. L. l.. lMMgs.
EXECUTORS
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-04-19
Final Discharge.

2 1N"','' .I'., IS li,.sLy gjv-u That 7 u,
% "p ""h W. NJ S.riILs. Etcu''
,'F Estate % j.. + EuIn' L,c,','S "'
nn,p'"" l." Js,S,n NJ. Gn...r imI i'"'
: ''"h,,r' I" ard Zoe !ln. county nfIri 'tH "
ior hnal discharge a. ,,,n, :" onl"".
- ndered, Tnas the oI,h 'Jo'. " %
81, = y, = p 1901, be fixed fer m 10y 10y "
u u; iI,'t'"n. aud Gnal So. .,,r,, -, nT",'',
f"DIisted Marcl 20 h. 1901
ProbsA. ,,,,. Jason 81. GkErR.
1a.dt "'o'' NoGhiy, ) =.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-04-19
Mcclure Mercantile Co.

AS the hot weather Of summer z
.Shppr"achi"g this p per will constant
y Nr before it, rea,lers rsTEETHINA T
remedy which, where known ~
or.'hR :univers9ily u-ed to nravsr,
anu 'o"hteract'the effects OF warn
weather up"n smalI children. and T.
= h"ped that NIL m", n : rs OF this com.
haI,y hmun,y VIII Keep llcir children in a
nen,'ny nes, c"nd'ti"" by giving it, for It
VS., uUs;T o. o'ly 20 cents ut druggists; or
e. '' 90 cents t. O ] NJ 'frett, NJ. D.
'p' l5.9t
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-04-19
Additional L nc.I Nv
->rr ssded Over From Local PAGES.
important Real Estate Notice

1t is the wish anu purpose Of the rN
ecutors of the will of the lat. J,ri.,, W
III. Wallac. l., dispose OF iii. va!,labl-
real estate owned by him at The t,n.
his death as soon as possible. Atn
person who NAV desire to purchaS, any
Uf said real estate may app'y -ILh .r t.
Daniel III. Wallace at Uni)p, or 10 Mr
Il. l.. Hames ut JJhesvil'e.
First. The Home placA Tltt hAau.
tifal and comfortable. rn"'Jn this ni.oa 'Ia.e
HfEsHi HESiaS "1S ne nnrst orchards in the cn,,ntv
. .,oaon;soa e Jonesville place. This -
acres situo,n ~ iarm or Several hnnir
E ~ :. M.uate near the town OF JJue.v;Ii'.
grain. WILL co''oh and small
Fo9rth. The White Oak p,o,
Spiendld farm, also near Tho 49, 49, a
InClaeSvllle. nIllle. situate on Mn ,.ra,.,r "'
iacolet river. These two f,rm, nv" 'h
nu u =. oosuic purchasers, either asa u,,,
OF IN smaller tracts. "'' "h1ie
soan,.;u, ne Bates place. o. one t,.n,
s;aspided interest therein Thi7 ."nh @
's. near Santuc. "i' uani
sixth. The Thomson maa,, nv,
IVA FERTILE bottom of ,bree a,,d v. ' Ih'.
o., 10 ~ LIE Town OF Union, 1h,rn,,,iI,,
Ill. 80. in Dermuda grass. /, is n
,eos sei' oo Ihe blick Law olll % sis,ts
S.1n, eyurt mouse. There is Oth-r r.aI,,
i.Siras iiusH -. U the estate of wbj N ~, na
,,e We u Will sell These lands on terms ,no,
he he unusually Unusually libsra,, and will gjv. .'h t
,,.,t p,.hdsers AZ much TINA FIR ~,
o"' aS 'hey may reasonably need p''-
d. Z. SHErrAnD,
JAMES III. MAXWELL
VICTOR :. GAGE.
DANIEL III. WALLAcn
+, l.. HAMKs. '
Executors =
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-04-19
Masters Sale.
o'aM OF South carolina, , Com, osc
I'nh'y OF Onion. mon P,sas s"'n-
H. r. McKissick as Adn,;, ;,. .eas'
Plaintiff. 'ator,
-, : VI
nKinn;-I

=, + McKissick ct al D.fen,,,
.htt"o (" Obedience to an order ,nsd'. '";''s.
f"Is SSs ,hs n,stea e e'sa viii sill n, u. 'on o,'
MA hIsan lnH,s ,n OF sale on Sahd.v e ot
th.,; may, iool the following lands: W." 81 81
,nm.. aas me "f land, cnniainina .: An
,ni', ,r or less, on the West yld,. nf S'rs'
"l "d ~, a'Ieef; 10 the town Of Union ,n- ,n,,,,
aons u ON 'iie North by The Mrllr,i =, i..,' m,n
tain s,, io,' on tie Fast by sa.d Mium ar
s. E 'fIs1: MSrao.ah Sn the South ly 'he 10 io "oi Of
Eolt, EEni1nF, lot,and west by 1he I;t -, W n VIC r
roster and Vhgiu srre1t, o p r.
x TERMS OF SALE,
., gne half each, the balance oo . o,,,,
~ sa,s aue year with interest from d,es ,,ou,s
."ns, 0",e secured ,by bond OF pnrcb .ea, uav & OF
mortgage OF the Iremisna 'o"1,"T AMI a !
nap ~ for papers AID siamrs 'Thi, % h.e1 .,
nay = ~, oe SOL IN several lots PITS mt
2 sssn at Maste g flee. : Aa.S ''s can
: o. ~ Peaks, Ma, ter
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-04-19
To The Veterans.

GENERAL ORDER No. SO;
!: The Seventh Annual Reunion
OF the South Carolina Division u c
l v will be held at Columbia, s. G
Nancing May 9th, 1901, ats =
columbia will do all in their noS.;
profitable. fs"' "' and
= Railroad rates on n.
ecenomlcal a basis has been secured.
i, o. Miss EIiz.besh C. league. Of
aiken, s. G, has been apn,,;I,sd y,
sponsor, aud Miss Annie Saruoo,
9i Greenyil'e, Maid of Honor for sI, ,bs :,
division for tae current Year, ~ 'pe
y 4. All Camps, Regiments md
brig"des ofthe Division are carnos,i M
SSequ,s'ed Snpn 70 appoint. each, one
sponsor and as many Maids of iIonnr
as they see IL. 4 most b.autifuI and
feature of our R,unions
y; uay 81 oeen ea the minsijns 9th" ai sht, rs
T'th the old Veterans, audit is /, ned
hat each organization will do itself
ne hohor OF being represented bv
,ponsor: p When Sponsors AMI Maids ,,
re ]; rec flied BY the convention, e,ch +
3,i hafch IN carrying their Camp,
'eS'Tental or Brigade banr or. r' !
,mn ., hdoh hans Camp will please bring It,
amp banner and come into ,be
onVtntion Hall with fhc same
3; The Ladies Confpd, rate Mem S
Ia, = u, Association, Of Columbia, have
aea x s, 'he division kin to p,riieipats il
Q Solemn Memorial Services r
ay 10Th, and the ihvita:i N La. - r.
en- accepted The division wiz
escort, will noyo out TO The Gem" at
Y y " where the tributes will be pa i is, b',
Detail of the parade Will L.,.n tn,
lhced hereafter. Capt w. d. m, m,
liFng; the commander of ,he local ,ai Id
mp liamptoh, No. $50. y. c. " son m
81 n,puS as Grand M4rsAI',f Eil
amp that have not paid ,he;, r. f.,
5 for two KY or more wears a,o Eos
N IN good standing" and are not q
tied to delegates. Ns - =
BY order sale
e, IRVINE WALKER. NOR
Com. g. q nv m ~ W top,
MES O. H6r f,fr " " V. may
aas' Cent, chiSfo of staff. ~ !
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-04-19
Administrators Notice

estate nt. persons ns IONS having claims opa,ns. g.,
bsrnho ,aie OF Jnliette PTuitt, deceesnmdS s.mSt the
and dl'y ali tested on or before Mav1 70 ion, me
are hardI a, persons indebted to her eato., aoUi
with bhneny the ,n notified to make settlemene
" 'pS g uT9dersignsd y SB forthwith. the'"eh'
, 14.4t " - fhUlTT, Administrator
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-04-19
Ssallen to Kindred and eredits,. ii T..

State of South Carol; S'vEHVtS
BY ,t9sun tRsunty X Of Union. e
WbsseasH' ~ 5ehe ahreev; WE Ese;, e.: Probate suds.
M, me to grant him Lettsran tx mas , made suit to
sop W;n on the Estate Of and efe.1. eaa1ministra-
monish all and sin%,I. 20 cite and ad-
cssad, creditors of the said Wm !me klndred and
IN ta EhaI cdsy abey be and appear WIZ, b,to de-
Il S. Q: SfffF %. sant q tfbfe%bsts yRS Rss
bnaass tn,n DAY Of April, next ave- ,pn fha
shoS heeso .ass ssl O'clock the fdssndaat
said dss any they have %Sg tho
cd. should not be oro..
,tb biyen do, under my hand and -, -
''n day OF April Anno DOMINO Sna sea- sea- this
~. JASON NJ. GRIEF. MI.
az, n5,pb,lished ,Il l On the an thfoSsse Ss,. Judge.
"a '1E:. aFN
- \ ~
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-04-19
Sherifs Sale.
X. X. Foster, Plaintiff,
against
Alice Love, Defend.nt

D. Aice Lave, Defendant
ty virtue of an execnti"n
dn, dno,ea, Will cell before The conrt e ho'l ul-
uo"r; IN the town of Union on M mohd''' li1,'sf
ne sixth day of May, Dext ID d,rin mionuay.
sMgal hours of Sheriff's sale tha ',.,H r,i; tile
ing property towit: 'e' 'he follow
avn ne ts9 house and lot belonging 70 au.o
love, being and situated ini iba e. 80 Aii:e
onoa, containing ons.half acre @ -, WTn or
,uoie IW' or less, bounded ON the Nort, y, n.mu,
Mse se 6y lands of Union Cottnm ,'p im ana
ig. Co, on the East by Sal,in Da5Es IDS
anu o me South by w. p. C. CT Unnay nansy
,"~ IA levied on and TO be sold an u'pn- in
sroIe y OF Alice Love at the sni, a, ns t1re ~,
~. 70 aer, Flaintiff, against A lice ' ~ a,a l.
1aa1t J. w. SANDERS
Sheriff u, C..
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-04-19
Ladies''Aid Society.

EDITOR TIMEs:-Please announce in
TIE TIMES that the Ladies' Aid Sociei y
,f the Nfetbodist Episcopal church,
South. at Lockhart will meet at the
Baptist church Saturday,, 6 p. no ,April
Goth. ut which time n nice present Will
be AVA del IT, The most successful MEM
Der of the sojc,iing committee. .
Your: etc
SAbI L. CRrrCu
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-04-19
PAY CASH
RnQ QOYun,

Ia WIS WIS the way to save your monan
sn,o. ~ male whitman, court bonsyo
SeIuare' will heln yon. He coil. nouse oe
mranulated Sugar 1S lbs. for a. nest %s
re ta'oee &c. Corn So, Pi6 Peacb.. o. O.
pet can. "a brands best Tohao.oe.c ec
sa,Is aId me best Kerosene OH. wbioh b@JeGs' o.
non no,s 5of lgse per gallon. I6ac nae ne
reltne eInu Is What he pays for tRe ia bpst pst
15-4t VAIL.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1901-04-19
.SNGcEs s S
Our millinery Opening was
a Success beyond our great
est expectation. -..~,

We heard nothing but words Of praise on every
side. Cur pattern hats we're visions of taste.
style, skill and loveliness-So the ladies said.
THE prettiest hats in towr." "Your prices
!. arc So o>reasonable.''' 81 am going to buy nv
hat from you sure" These are some of the re-
marks that were made to Miss Clark, our efici.
4ent manager Of this department. Those of YOU
who were not so fortunate as to attend this dis
play of most
.r|:.s!:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-03
GOV. GOEBEL'S MURDERERS
Caleb Powers and lanes Howard Granted
New Trials.

FRANKFORT, KY, March 2S.-The
court of appeals today granted new
trials to Caleb Powere and James How
ard, sentenced in the lower court to
life Imprisonment and death, respect
lively, in connection with the shooting
IN February, 1900, of Gov. William
Goebel.
In the Howard case the entire court
cOncurred, but in the Powers decision
Judges HobsOn, Paynter and White
dissented The decision in the Powers
case holds the Taylor pardon INVALID
but orders a new trial on the ground of
erroneous instructions to the jury and
admission of incompetent testimony.
The Howard case is reversed because
of erroneous instructions, incompetent
evidence admitted in the trial and
other minor points.
The trial of Powers probably will
take place at Georgetown in May.
Howard S case probably will be passed
until the fall term.
Both Powers and Howard are in jail
here.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-03
GEORGIA GLEANINGS.

"A solid train load Of cattle, con-
sisting of thirteen cars or 800 head,
was shipped from Columbus last week
for Tampa and Havana, Cuba, by a
firm who have large cattle ranch
near that city. The cattle are valued
at $4,000 and We're raised in the ada
cent country to Columbus.
A charter has been granted to the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany of Fit. Gaines. The petitioners
are j. w. West, J. w. Pipkin, n. b.
West and J. d. Fielder, and it is stated
that the business will be conducted
upon the mutual operation plan.
Five hundred negroes are contem-
plating establishing town near At
ianta to be owred and governed Elk
clusively by themselves. 1t ought to
afford good object lesson of what the
brother in black can or will do for
himself
The editor of the Hardeman (Ga.l
Free Press has been attending the
comic operas at Nashville, and says in
his able and fearless journal The
gals in the chorus had on the longest
socks we have ever saw. /"
The Marion County Patriot says
that two white men in jail had a fight
he other night over religion, and it
was necessary for the sheriff to go
down to the jail about midnight to re-
store order.
Georgia pays more money in pen
sions to confederate veterans and their
widows than do all of the southern
states combined. Its Georgia's way
to go the whole hog or none.
Editor Mcintosh of Albany offers
prize of $40 for the finest watermelon
grown this year in southwest Georgia.
The Democrat calculates that
Charlottesville has imported 20 cars
of corn so far this year costing 81 200.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-03
Bankruptcy Notice.

In the District Court of the United
States for the Northern District OF
Georgia in Bankruptcy.
In the matter of
j. E. Grubbs, In bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
To the creditors of the above named
bankrupt of Dawson, in the county of
Terrell and district aforesaid, a bank
rupt: Notice is hereby given that on
the 30th day Of March, A. d., 1901, the
said aforesaid person was duly adjudi-
Gated bankrupt, and that the first meet
ing of his creditors will be held at the
court house in Dawson, Ga, on the 1th
day of April, A. d., 1901, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon. at which time the
said creditors may attend, prove. their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other bus
mess as may properly come before
said meeting. This March 30, 1901.
H. A. WILKINSON,
Referee in bankruptcy.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-03
Tax Notice.

I will be at the following places on
the dates named for the purpose OF re-
ceiving state and county tax returns
for the year 1901
Twelfth District Monday, April l.;
Wednesday, April II; Friday, May 3.
Bronwood. Wednesday, April 3;
Friday, April 49,; Monday, May 9.
Sasser.- Friday, April 5; Monday,
April p; Wednesday, May s.
Dover. Monday. April S; Wednes
day, April a: Friday, May 10.
New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, April
10: Friday, April %: Monday, May l3.
Eleventh, Askew's Mill. Friday,
April y; Monday, April 20; Wednes-
day, May 10.
day, May /: Friday, May II.
Dawson Every Saturday and dur
ing May term of court.
]. r. WALLER, T. r.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-03
For DiSmiSSiOn.

GEORGIA, TERRELL COUNTY.-Or-
dinary's Office, Feb. ], 1901. Whereas,
w, FL. Gammage, administrator of E..
f. Lundy, represents to the court in
his petition duly fled and entered on
record that he has fully administered
on f. E. Lundy's estate. This is. there
fore, to cite all persons concerned to
show cause, if any they can, why said
administrator should not be discharg-
ed from his administration and receive
letters of dismission OF the first Mon
day in May next.
J. w. ROBERTS. Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-03

abolishing the whipping post, Indiana
lawmakers are discussing bill to in
stall the lash as corrective for wife
beaters and other chronic brutes.
THE NEWS notes with pleasure the
increasing popularity of Commissioner
of Agriculture Stevens. Georgia has
perhaps never had more energetic
or a more capable official.
THE Hon. DUPONT Query is not in
the mentioned" class of candidates
He actually has his rod up, and would
be powerfully pleased if gubernatorlal
lightning were to smite it.
TALK of Congressman Livingston for
the senate continues. And you can never
tell what is going to happen when In
Gle Lon gets TO looking for something
better"
Mrs. CARRIE CHAPMAN GAIT is
moved to make a few remarks on the
tyranny of man, forgetting that Mrs.
Nation has the floor and the ak.
WITH a good crop year there is no
reason why the farmers can't have five
cents cotton again, thinks the Madison
Advertiser.
WHAT Mr.. Bryan, in a recent issue
of his Commoner, did for one G. Cleye-
land was plenty.
THE Boer and Briton are still gun
ming for each other with varying sue.
cess.
A NEW YORK man was accidentally
killed while attempting to commit sui
eide
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-03
COST OF PHILIPPINES.
United States Have Paid 1923 Lives and
S2O2,573, 900.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-This is
the cost of the Philippines to the
United States in American lives and
money.
Army officers killed or died from
wounds "a; priyates killed or died
from wounds, 836: navy officers killed
or died from wounds, 2; enlisted men
killed or died from wounds, l6: deaths
firm disease. officers, 4S deaths from
disease, enlisted men, l,O72.
Total cost in lives, 3,O2S.
Expenditures on account military and
naval operations in island, Sl73, 100000
Paid to Spain under treaty of Paris
$40, 100000, Paid to Spain for Cagayan
and Sibuta, Sl00,000 interest on wal
loan since June 30, 1899, s., 423,0 900 /:
Philippine commissioners and miscel-
laneous S500,000
Total cost in money s2O2, 573, 900.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-03
Is a Long-H Headed Man.
rom the Cuthbert Leader.

From the Cuthbert Leader.
Congressman Griggs is long-headed
man. Some weeks ago we remarked
that he had sent no garden seed to
this office. He was probably in touch
with the weather bureau. Had he sent
the seed then they would have been
planted and the plants probably killed
ei e this. But he waited until after the
recent blizzard and had mailed TO us
nine packages of assorted garden
seed. We expected not more than
two packages. Which leads US to re-
mark that Congressman Griggs is the
right man ia the right place, and that
advertising IN the Leader pays.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-03
For DISmiSsiOn.

GEORGIA. TERRELL COUNTY.-Or-
dinary's Office, April l, 1901. Whereas,
J. r. Mercer, administrator of Eliza
Faircloth, represents to the court in
his petition duly filed and entered on
record that he has fully administered
on Eliza Faircloth's estate. This is,
therefore, to cite all persons concerned
to show cause, if any they can, why said
administrator should not be discharged
from his administration and receive
letters of dismission on the first Mon
day in July next.
]. w. ROBERTS, Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-03
WIDESPREAD FRAUDS IN MANILA.
Many Have Been Arrested, and II Is Said
10 Be Only the Beginning of Exposures.

MANILA, March, 81, - Interest
in the capture and fate OF
Aguinaldo is we'll nigh overshadowed
in Manila by sensational developments
present and prospective of frauds in
the commissary department.. How
widely these extend has not yet been
ascertained but enough is already
known to Justify the belief they are far
reaching.
Capt. Frederick j. Barrows of the
quartermaster's department of south
ern Luzon, together with seven com
missary sergeants, several civilian
clerks, prominent government con-
tractor, the assistant manager of the
hotel Oriente, the proprietors of three
of the largest bakeries in Manila, a
number of -torekeepers and OTHER per-
sons, have been arrested,
The investigation has scarcely be-
gun, but thousands of sacks of Hour
and other goods, all bearing govern
ment marks, have been found in the
possession of unauthorized persons.
1t is alleged that the contractor in
question, who has been doing q bust
ness approximating 500, cooper month,
has spent huge sums in entertaining
officers.
A prominent commissary officer is
accused of leading scandalously i'm
moral life.
1t is asserted that large quantities OF
stores have been lost or stolen in trans
it, and also that there is shortage in
the commissary department.
New scandals develop daily. IL
licit transactions have been traced
back to June, 1900, and it is possible
that there are others of earlier date.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-03
SEVEN RUNNING SORES CURED
JOhnston's Sarsaparilla
QUART BOTTLES.
THE GREAT SPRING MEDICINE.

THE GREAT SPRING MEDICINE.
JONSTONS SARSAPARLLA
SPRING MEDICINE 1t
feeling
asude which
and the heat shed
and all ailments of the brain and insomnia en
blood
makes the weak
antqed u happily explode method the old
Salt Rheum, ScroGa troublesome
BLOOD faint
expected poison killed
holding specific germs
disease But this the
terrible horribly
y the different structures the body the bones
destroyed often seeks the cord will
and death vital kidneys
scientific PURF1CATIONI
blood
and skim First then
aEzer the blood JONSTONS SARSAPARLA,
haustvey the
fills the with glowing vitality
the life Good health blood remedy
cred This fact established beyond question cav.
POISON CURED sARsAPAKr1LA.
by 6smsmsRP A.H @ 20ESsToMs s4EsARAR
an Ecred Yours tTb IUTiER
A3xCzxcsAT DRUG COAxFAEx, x3ET11OxT. 23xC4x.