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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-23
STEAMER ON THE DANUBE TURNS
TURTLE AND THIRTY PEOPLE
DROWN.
WAS LOADED WITHWORKMFN
Accident Occurred at Night and ow-
ing to the Darkness Boats From
Shore Only Rescued Five
Persons.

Vienna, Nov. PA Danube steam
er crowded with workInen sank off
Crsova. froat.er town of Seryia, on
an island in the Danube, yesterday
evening,
Thh ty OF those who were on board
We're drowned, owing to the dark
ness, the boats from the shore being
only able 10 rescue hve persons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-23
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Little James Mlnehan, Accidentally
Shoots Himself

Little James mlnehdn, Accidentally
Shoots Himself.
James Minehan had the misfortune
to shoot nimself in the hand Friday
night, while playing with toy pistol
Inc WEAPON was accidentany di5charg-
ed and the bullet tore away the end OF
one finger Of his lett hand, shat-
tolius the end of the bone, and pro
duclng Il very painful wound Dr. A.
G. Biain was hurriedly called and
dressed the Injured member, wnich is
pi ogressng layorabIy.
This snould be a lesson to boys who
are reckless in landing firearms.
Toy pistols, supposedly blank car
iridges and didn't know they were
loaded guns cause a lot OF trouble
ard saouId be kept out OF the hands
Of the average youngster.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-23
SHOOTING OF MRS. GORE.
Wss Killed In Russian Singers Apart
ments In Paris.

ments In Paris.
Paris Nov 22.-Consul General
Gowdy's investigation into the shoe.
ing Of Mrs. Ellen Gore. "Wednesday.
develops the fact that Mrs. Gore was
a pupil Of the famous composer, Mosz
kowisM. Her maiden name was Sin
clair. She was originally from Cali
fornia. where she married Tom Gore,
Of British Columbia Tn9 couple re.
moved to Mexico City, and became
wealthy. They built an extensive
apartment house in Mexico City, when
they called the Core Court.
Joan Rydzewski the Russian singer
in whose apartments Mrs Gore was
killed, is supposed to be related t1
Major General Rydzewski attached
to the staff CT the Russian czar.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-23
Evening Service.
Nearinq compIetion.

The new Catholic convent on Rica-
mond street is rapidly nearing COM
pletion and when finished 1t will be-
one of the most imposing buildings III
that section Of the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-23
Jeraev liz Mother nead.

London, Nov 22.-Ers. Lebreton,
the mother of Mrs. La1gtry (Mrs. De.
Bathe) the actress, died today at her
residence on the island OF Jersey.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-23
Farewell Audience with car.

St Petersburg, Nov. 22.-Ambassa
dor Tower, who has been transferred
from St. Petersburg to Berlin, had his
farewell audience with the czar at Ii.
vadia, on Wednesday. He lunched with
his majesty and the ,garina
PRELIMINARY TRIAL TUESDAY.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-23
BEAUTIFUL LONG DISTANCE
SPEED CONTEST IN OPEN
SEA.
CRUISER CINCINNATI VICTOR
Though Haudicapped She Proved
Greyhound Of the Fieet-Alabama
outstripped the Heavier Ar,
mored Ships.

New York, Nov. 22.-Carrying u
great white bone in her teeth and
with phesphorescent spray dashing
h.gh up On her sharp bows. the cruls
er Cincinnati logged abreast Of Cu,e
bra light at midnight last night a
winner in tne greatest ocean l2ee ot
warshils ever lun on The north ATTAIN.
tic seaboard. says s.elali dispatch
fTom san Juan, Porto 1900.
Barely miles astern OF the cruiser
flashed the white saarchhght OF tAs
great batu5ship Alabama She had
dlssanced All haf rivals OF the heavy
weight class. and had shown her quail
ity by putting ap hamu er and tonsa
ST dsgle all the way nom HaInptO1
Aoads, Va. with the declooted cruis
er
One By enc she had left behind The
little guuboat Machias the Indiana,
OF Santiago fame; the rev battlesAip
Keatsagse, her own pa. ticular rival.
and last Of all the plueAy Massacnu.
sets, sister ship Of the Oregon
Aispai''a : s''o' '''1'ee 0'' 9'''s'
faat tias Alabama came IN 50 close
second q the fast commerce destroy
er Cincinnati. even though the cruiser
had been handicapped 35 miles at the
sta s., IS 2 superb performance for
1iIstciass hattleshiY heasiig armored.
Ihis Is tLe tiist M Us Asstoi 2
that the ships Of the north Atlantic
sqgadroE haye engased in such a long
distance speed CONTEXT IA the open sea.
As a component part OF the great
fieet of waSshiPs now assembling tof
the wintor naEal maneaye 8 apdaf
commend of Admiral Dewey the north
Atlantic squadron was ordered. aite'
assembling az Hampton Aoads 70 pro.
eeea 70 ls-e naFai lsilS1'o.'s Oh Cu'0
rhs n5,,ssoia II 80 ffte ielarI
om srn .y,,ap ooo.f pogfo Rleo
gers 49, sn.e.. .,.,po,f,,nitv ia
teq tbe ae,ual relative eoeed of fse
sbiae - tFe aeet II ,ouretftion and
.unsar sgoronsbIy nsactleai conditions
@e'es I''eo r or start
Five Of the ships lined Tor The start
70 noon saturday the Alabama, the
t.earsaTse, the Massachusetts the in.
diana and thc Maehias. baiy Of thu
aeef The last named is gunbcat
only ~ ls.' 1on7 81 sna .. .'''2o 'o.if 4
Fs,tirs
q-airtr ava Miles bobind fba line ot
hsttfassia- az tbev naeead taa viz.
oi-ia eseea ra-,o the nrnteofas crit.s.
81 fin.s,resf pv raoeon of her snead.
III ana iisater +,na tbse was re-ard II
H. > fafg hena3ean for Inc ereybopnI
III 3bc aeat asicb IL ~ ber sssfinad
u,oTr .tcnf5 oas,ly oufc,aea sbsm an
h. er,fs,fr -nii.ee
oH 9 's4~'i q I'm
at II fash OF the gun the levi.
athans were og to sea, under full head
of steam and IN minutes ali were
ploGshing through the ocean. headed
for Culabra with wi1aning malestroIas
of white spume boiling up under their
pounding screws.
Almost from the start the Alabama
began to forge ahead Of her rivals She
gained visibiy on the Indiana and the
little 4-achias. The Kearsarge was
regarded as her most dangcsous ad.
versary Of the battleship class
Grsst Riusiry An.ono Crews.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-11-23
SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAM.
win Be Rendered at the Presbyterian

Will Be Rendered at the Presbyterian
Church at Both Services To-Day.
The services at the Presbyterian
church today will be especially inter-
esting. The choir will be composed
of Miss Lucille Butts, soprano, Mrs.
Mary Stacy, alto, Captain W. M. Tup-
per, tenor, and Mr.. Frederick Cnand-
Ter, bass. Mr.. Chandler will play one
flute solo at the morning service and
two at the evening service. The mu-
steal program will be as follows.
Morning Service.
Prelude: Organ and Flute.
"Serenade" ............. Schmidt.
Voluntary: Quartette
Il VIII Praise Thee With
My Whole Heart.
H. p Daubes.
Ofertory: Quartette
Guide Me, o! hou Great Jehovah
Webber.
Evening Service.
Prelude: ....... Organ and Flute.
Angels Serenade" .... G. Bragga.
Voluntary: Search Me, o God, Gabriel.
Ohertory: Organ and Flute
Mel ..............A .Adolphe Adam.
Portlude ................. Selected.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-10
The Mutual Got There.

In our interviews with she mer-
chants, as to their Christmas trade,
our attention has just been called to
the fact that the interview with Man
ager r. P. Harry, Of the Mutual Dry
Goods Co., was omitted. Knowing
that We had written it and filed it
with the other copy, we felt sure it
had appeared, but find that the com
positor overlooked it in setting up
the copy. The Mutual had fiue
trade, the large corps of clerks en-
ployed by this big establishment
were kept as busy as bees. Mr..
Harry said he was we'll pleased with
the trade and had no kick coming.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-10
Some Fine Music.

White in Spartanbury Mon14y. We
met our old friend Mr.. J. 2. Balus,
who showed us around the town. Among
other interesting sights he took us over
the great building known az tn. Duncan
h',iidiag. This is one Of the most i'm
po.i'g structures on main street, and
covers ABOUT half n block, il three stor les
I,iLh, and is equip.,ed with all IN hern
c.. venieaceis. the rows of handsome
"tlices on either si,ie of the many hall
ways looks very much like those to be
found in large city
The corner front Of this large buildip q
Ia Occupied b. Bshnp Br' s, who run IN
nl-,o-tte colf-ctiO ,pry store On IN /,
ground tln 'r AID "A va y toney Oyster .r'ol
on secomd ti'r. re .ched by flight I
very broad stair way Here We ware
re- ted by soma very * client m ,sic
rendered by the Victor Mon.rcI Record.
a decided i'upr,v-mont o. the phone
granh L. is The very latest thing our,
and is the very finest reprOdur-r We
have ever seen or heard rna Wonder
Store should have one nf item.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-10
Nordica in Spartanbure.

The auditorium at Converse wai
pretty we'll filled Monday at the song
recital by "N0rdic2," the famOs Ameri.
can singer. There we're possibly lnole
than thousand in The audience. Nor
dica was greeted with tremendous
clapping of hands upon her appearance,
and this was repeated at every opport,l-
nifty. NOrdica repeatedly returned and
bowed her acknowledgements She has
wonderful voice and she has it under
perfect control, even under the most
trying and dfi1Iult selections. 1t is
something to have heard Nordlea
We enjoyed most thu songs . course
in English. She Was soaring far above
her audience with her French aud Ger.
man selections. but the voice WAY gra ID
ard we could enjoy that without tIoub.
ling ourselves 10 understand wha. she
was saying. We listen to the wonder.
full song of the mocking bird and enj y
it none the less that we cannot und, r
stand. The notes are there, they are
true and sweet sounding to the ear and
we are thrilled as we listen. Tnus it i.
with Nordica.
Every train oJming to Sparta, b II 2
hronYht crowds Monday. They came
from the four winds and the streets of
the ciSy were treming with visitors
dming the afternoon.
The following were there from Union,
Col. T. G DRncan. wife and dauphte,
Medora, Mrs. B + Arthur, Mrs. Gao
III. Oatzl, Miss Minute Oelz-l, Mis-
Mary COtes, Miss Ma ie Clifford, Mis~s
Ethel and Maggie Walker, Mr.. and Mrs
g. II. Peake, Mrs. j. E. Squire, Mis-
Ethlind Goss, Miss Mary McGhee, Mrs
L r. Murphy, Miss Annie Nicholson
Mas N Mulliqan, Miss jamie White
Miss Isabelle Foster, Messrs l.. ], rdan
L. McNally. Russell Walker, DR.. 1. NJ
Hair, T. Il. Dean.
Union had the largest delegation of an,
one town. The tram which wa!to bril-
the Union party home WAS very bad
delayed at Spartanhurg, and instead q
leaving tho city Immediately after tn
snng recital IL did not leave until afte
one o'clock, and we finally arrived hom,
tired and sleepy at 4 o'clo k Tuesda
mrning All Ny'hing lsss :hln the
fact Of htving s"en and heard Mnrd,c,
would have he,d tile temper OF the part,
In check.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-10
Notice to Taxpayers.

will be At tn fhl1 wing places as
designated b.inw for the purpoSe uf tax
ing returns ~ real and . ,r+Onai property
Union. Ian. lst tu llih, 1909 West
Sprisgs. Ian 18Th. ut Stanfnrd's store.
Gibb+s, Jan. 18th, ut Linder's store
in the aftrrnHa.
SANFORD wilburn's store, Jan, 14,h
in the afternoon
Crss K-y., Ian, 18th, B. G. Wilburn's
store.
Nlia, Jan. 18th. in the forenoon.
Goshen Hill BLACK Rocky Jan, 17th,
In the sfternU'n.
Santnc. Jan, 18th, in the forenoon.
At Union IN ntfilcA to Feb, 2nd.
Fish Dsm, Feb h, in the forenoon.
Adamsbsrg, FrO, Nh
LOckhart Mills, Feb 9Th.
keltoIi, Feb 7th
JOI.psville, Feb 9Th.
At Union to Feb 2Oth. On that date
the time expires for taking re, urns. All
that fail tn comply with the law will be
charged 80 per cent. penalty for non re-
turn.
j. G. FARR.
Auditor, Union County.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-10
Tho Lawyers Move.

The past week has bcen one of unusual
changing Of quarters among the legal
fratei in'ty. The following changes in
Offices have been made.
II. J. Scalfe, E.Q, has moved into
the Foster building AID occupies The 5
Ai~ns Beatty office, while s. Means
beatty, E-q., has moved into the Office
formerly o cupied bv Mr. J. A. Sawyer
j a Sawyer, EsI, has moved into
flee No 8. for,nerlr occupied by w
w. Dixon, iu the Wallace building,
having purchased the building last Sep
beinber from the Judge Wallace estate,
possession Ia ~ given January 1st, 1902
W. w. Dixon. Esq has moved to the
Office forrDerlv occupied by H. L. Scaife.
Carol Fl Foster, Esq of Jonesville, has
moved t" Union and has rented an Office
np s,airs in the J. A. Sawyer building.
The hpys have about got their para
piemrlia in shape and are now ready
for business il their new quarters.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-10
White Man Shoots NEGRO.

One day last week while Geo ge Sea-
ley. white. and .IohU Wesley LitClejohn,
cOlured driver for Mr. J. &. Carey at
Ltckhart, were attending to some stock
u difficulty arose between them which
resulted in Sea'-y ahOotiDg the negro
through the left lung. Sealey was AL
rested and the magistrate at Lsckhsr'
sent him to Unisu 10 be lodged in Jail.
While o" the Way to Union he jumped
out OF the buggy aid made his escape.
Mr.. lin Evans who vas in she buggy
with him aud 10 clarge Of him fred
twice ~ the fugative hut without effect,
and Sealey made his escape. He has not
been heard Of since
The negro, it is thought. will recover
Notwithstanding the SCI ious nature Uf
his wound. We have been unable to
learn what the trouble started about.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-10
At the Opera House.

To hear a splendid orchestra composed
m professional musicians, dlsoou rse Il
rapertOry Of standaId d and popular music.
Incidental To, and between the acts of a
popular comedy, is something that is
promised to the patrons of the Opera
Hnnse In the p-rf.m nance Of "Alnng the
kenneb+c" which will appear at the
Opera II us. saturday, January 1lth
The orchestra In itself is claimed to-
fur,.ish au evenings entertainments,
rendering several sensational descriptive
selections, such IA "A Night in Coon
Town." ''Un 10 Sam i'm Chica,r "a
Trip to the Pals FXprition," "Hnnt
in th. Black Forest" From Harlem to
tho battery" "A signal From Mars"
and nnuy 9TH n III which the effects of
stAanhOats. trains Of cara. firing of CAP
nuu, thunder. rain, lightning, the falling
Of stars, etc are realistically introduced.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-10
w. w. BOBO,

The county h,ard OF commissioners
net IL tn. fiji c-m 'h- count, NpsIv,,or
Tuesday. The tu!l board was prpsent
and TRANSACTED Li,e Business In haud.
Mr., J. Nc. jennings, after sp.pdirp
his Christmas tioiria,s with friends in
Union returned to Baltimore SATURDAY.
10 resume his studies Ut the medi,n,
college in that city.
Dr.. Jno. M. Lawson has moved tn
town. He occupies the house adjoining
Mr.. 2. G. Whisenant. His patrous aud
friends will welcome this news. He
will have a phone.
The firm Of Sawyer & Foster, of Jones'
vile. Is no moro, Nr. Foster having
moved To Ummn the .Ienesvilie partner.
ship IL dissolved The firln of II, driuk
y Sawyer rmains rs he,et.,fnrs.
Rev. Croswell AcBee visited the jail
last Tuesday and gave the prisoners \
Kind talk. The sheriff says Mr.. McBes
Is the only minister that has visited she
prisoners In that capacity since no has
been Sheriff.
We have received the Youths Com
panion calendar for 1902. 1t is q beauty.
1t Is very artistic In design and is the
perfection Of the printers art. Every
one should have one Ono goes free
with every subscription to The Youths
Companion.
II the old saying" All the world loves
lover," Is tue, then the fiction in. The
Cosmopolitan for January should be popu.
lar, indeed All the stories vary in treat.
ment, plot and action. from Frances
Conrfenay Baylor's charming story,
'Cupid's Practical Joke" to Maarten
Maai tens strong domestic tragedy. .Hsr
Fathers Wife," but all have love for a
central theme.
Senator ]. T Donxlas,, A. G. Lyle.
and Il @ Little, our representatives to
the Legislature, held u conference with
the Comfy Supervisor and his boa, d
Monday, the 9th, tor the purpose Of d.,
cussing the estimate of county expenses
W niade OUT py tho County supervisor
and levy sufficient to raise funds +, meet
The sumo. It WAS . very pleasant and
harmonious session and all were abour
asieed ON everything Discussed.
The County Supervisor has had xn MP.
to-date chandaIief put in the court house
which WI, be ready for tss January
court If We have aby. 1t Is nios ar.
rapgement and Ia step In the right
direction. He also starts his county
chain gang 10 making Mscadam roads
today. He states that he wishes to put
IN winter months doing Mscadam work,
taking up the worst places on the dif-
ferent roads leadins to Union. The
work will be slow Tut permanent when
. do ~.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-10
No Jury. Ora ;vn Yet.

This session of court is to convene OH
the 2Oih lust The jury list Is lot pub
lishet ia This issue becAuse il was dis
covered that \ notice Of th-. drawing II
tho jnr, would have to.e ls'sr.L ten days
b. fc.e the dr. 'in-: took ,.lae. Wh-n i
WAS discover the notice was immedi-
ately posted, Dut the 10 days did MT expire
until to-day. tie Jury therefore could not
be drawn Sc-tsriay. s,QuenLiy l.
cou d not get in this issue Ii draw A.
all Il will appear in TIE TIMES next
week.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-10
A Great Hog.

We arc informed that Mr.. l.. {.
Mabery Of Gowdeysville killed yer,
large hog last week. 1t as big enough
10 furniah his family meat for some
time. We like to hear these kind of re-
ports. Here is the record The ho =
weighed $50 pounds, it was only &c
months old. The hans weighed 1875
pounds and $50 pounds of lard was ST.
cured A few such hogs as this would
give him meat to sell in town, where
there is a good demand for it.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-10
"A Weeks Entertainment,

The Grace RentfrOw stock Company
closed their wee etk'sengag-nent L in UHion
Saturday night The audience was not
very large but very enthusiastic. This
show is one Of the best that has visited
Union In long time and We regret that
1t was not more literally patroniz.d.
They have been prevailed upon, however,
to mako return date, and it is Very
like that when they again apear in
Union they will be greeted with full
h',El%s.
At the matinee Saturday afternoon
there were y large nuu.h'r Of child en-.
Many vt thell receive MOE pr'yas +. lille
every O"s Of ihen re toriv. d u gift as they
passed rut
On saturday niglI after the perfo' IN
ance . committee Of two was chosen
from the audience who went upon the
stage and thoroughly mixed the tickets
In the b'X. This was tbtf draw wing for
the y W in money. Ii was repeatedly
announced that the person whose name
was drawn from the box must ba in the
houss. A name Was drawn and called
out, no answer, anOiher. and another
Was drawn and still no answer to ths
name called, thus three penple nv their
absence lost the opportunity of getting
IS % fre. The fourth slip was drawn
and bore the name OF II. G. Bailey. He
was present and to him the $500 was
given.
The COMPANY handled the following
comedy dram~ while here q I'd each
play was we'll rendered; "The Avenger. -
"N'Liss," "rhs Farmers Daughter, "
''On.ita," "A True Kentuckian. -
"Lady Audley's S.,cret'' and "For
Family Honor" The company left
Union for an engagement In Ge rgia.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-10
Notice to Pensioners,

There will be a meeting of the Board
OF Pensioners of Union county at 10
O'Clock a. M, on Tuesday, Jan. 2Sth.
Meeting will be held in the Auditors
Office. Those who ara already enrolled
need not meet the board. New appli-
cants and all those old pensioners whose
physical condition would justify higher
g'ade will find blanks at the Auditor -
office.
ID. II BLACK,
Chairman Board.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-10
New Ticket AGENT.

hr B NJ B t...h hm I'll. for several
months em?!oyed as ticket agent aud
np'iainr al Cn,'u. has b-t- promoted tn
higher salar.d u,s,ti III ;ls ticket seller
and operator at Brltbu 5. q.
Mr. A. j. Btiley, formerly Of Marion
n G. succeeds Mr.. Beledb ,uxh, a.
ticket seller aud operator At Union.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-10
Tie Bell Telephone.

Wei, We will sJoi have tho Bell Tele-
phone it SEEMS. The cOmuanv have al.
nadv 'ea>"i rooms ia the n. p. Dunbar
miiid"x for the c',u; raj office Whe,,
ms l're is established ynl can talk t.
New York ,.ud several - hrr lite tnwD>
sou thou mile away. iSut ycu
will have 20 pay Tor the gab I'd be sure.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-10
Local News Notes
Put Together For Ready Reference
Gathered Hero and There by
Our Man About Town.

There was q large crowd in town
Monday.
Mr.. w. II Sims and family have
moved from KeltOn to Cross Keys
Along the Kennebee Saturday, Jany
11th ut tho Opera House. One nigh
only.
WANTED-Hickory, Dogwood and
persimmon Logs. Southern Hardwood
c., Charleston, 8. @. 47-4m.
An ofYice is hoing built between Car
sons barber shop anil the hotel building
Il viii probably be ussd a. Physicians
Office.
Nervous Diseases cured. 80 days
tRsstnsnt, t1.OO. J.. H. Mason Il
Co., Hancock, Maryland. 29-ly
Or. and Mrs. Pryor and children vis-
tied at the homo Of Mrs. Pryor's parents +.
Mr.. r. w. Tins.ey, few days last
week. ~
DR.. Mason's Depilatory removes
superhuous hairs permanently from
any part Of tho body. $4OO a box
John III. Macon T. Co., Hancock Mary
tsud. 27-ly
Madame Nordisa's privats palace csr
10 . beauty. The car is raid to re one Of
the bost and most thoroughly equipp II
CARS ever built.
DOOR KEY FOUND-Tbe owner
can have by calling, identifying and pay :
ing for this I'D.
Wish our main street was laid l..
brick like main street In Sparsanbu,
No more muddy crossings there now, To
cay nothing Of the beauty Of it. .a
LOST Silver cigarette cage. Initials
snrravsd ~. No Dr. Reward iflsst vt
this cnica. 1tp.
Gresa q Boyd have just received the
ptettiest line Of Rock Hill bugsies ev .
ssea in Union. In addition to thes4
thsy have just received three car losd-
q vshielsS-of svsry dsscriptIon. Cal,
and 80 them In their new quarters.
nt.s&E .sste ist Il 20 49,
. a| 4 af
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-10

DIR. Mason's Complexion Tablets
removes pimples, freckles, wrinkles,
blackheads, rcdness OF face or nose
and any skin blemish. giving q clear
and beautiful complexion. 400 a
box. j H. Mason & Co., Hancock,
Maryland, 29.ly
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-10
0etzeI's Hardware Store.
Allow us to wish

Or our many friends and customers pleasant prosperous an
healthy year for 1902 And in the same measure lot no r
our "ncere thank to and all for the liberal appreca;
that you have shown for our efforts to supply you with
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