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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-30
DEATHS

Mira. the twelve year old dar, hter
y Mr. Hugh Hamilton j. ,oi Remin. ton.
ned lew days ago OF typhoii fever. n
. lie residence If her grand father. Mr.
John 5. llauilton
Mr. j VI Daniel Of Orange county. j.
lead. lie was good cltizrn and mem.
rr ot Macedonia church. The &c eaSel
iad reached a good old age and is ,ur,iv
ID by a wiie and several children.
Mr. W b. Gay died a. his home near
somerset Orange County. Inufst.,
geo ~ years. lie Is survived hy a. E
hild and an adopted child llisrsmains
we're taken TO Go5donsville for liner.
mcnt.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-30
mok Herring For President
Roosevelt.

Peter Street, the well-known fisher.
man OF stafford, and curer OF his eele.
orated brand OF smoked herring. hes
sent 20 President Roosevelt a box of Sc
,ectea smoked herring for his New
rear = breakfast The President will no
doubt heartily relish them.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-30
MINERS WILL DEMAND INCREASE
Claim Operators Are Receiving Larger
Prices For Coal Than ever.

Prices For Coal Than Ever.
Springfield, ILL.,, Dec. %. - W. d.
Ryan, secretary-treasurer of the Unit
ed Nine Workers Of Illinois. in a state
ment says that the miners of the Unit
ed States Will make a demand for a
material Increase in wages at the ma
uonal convention at indianapolis on
January 10. Mr.. Ryan says that the
operators are receiving a larger price
Tor coal than ever before, and thew
cannot make the excuse that the mines
are not paying expenses.
Mr.. Ryan says that the convention
will produce figures TO show the total
cost OF mining a ton OF coal and give
The public an idea Of the profit beiu
reaped by the operators. Mr. RYAN
VIII attend the convention and no
doubt lead the fight for higher wares
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-30
Horse Thiefin Jail At spotsy,vs,,.

Sheriff I, A. Harris. OF Spotsylvania.
returned Friday from Alexandria having
with him Frank Ford, the negro who
stole the horse of Mr. A. Hansford, OF
The Bend, last week. He was securely
handcuffed and is now safe in jail at
Spotsylvania c. Ii.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-30
"r. 5raxton One of The Sneaker

0aNtO" OHe OF ne 9peakerc
Hon. A. {. BraxtOD, of Staunfon. ha,
'os been selected a. one OF the II
peakers at the annual banquet Of TIE
'outhern Society. which takes place AZ
ne Waldorf Hotel, New York. Febrnarv
i The other speakers will be Pre- i
ient Woodrow Wilson. of Princet. r
nlversity. and Justice Oliver Wendell
iolmes, OF the L 5 Supreme Court.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-12-30
TWO Lives Lost q, a Firei, n.,s
CUMBERLAND.

81, me urc which destroyed the homo of
a-nrN lewis. end burned 90 death hi
'''s ''hu anh hi~ mo her was the most
WI l'r "'~ in Northumberland
youu'! Tor long number ofyears. Levi.
s nHu zone from home With his vie. leav-
- sSea amt paraiyzsd mother with
~" ear f' cm 4 up-fa r.. in a
dout 'ei room. two-starv house Nh
h r. urled there was nothing ~ D., -
eNrei bare and lonely chimney ana "a
heap OF aches The tire occurred Christ
mas morning The people are colored.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-17

Die beutiden 8oben : &eFor=
mer, beren Babl aniheineno i'm
Wahien begriffen lit, feierten in Ser
lin cine groBe 6eier gum Qnoenten
an ben Dor flint Sabren seitOrbenen
ameritaniihen Acknowledgement
6enrp George. Berufene &ebner
oerbreiteten lid iiber Georges 8es
oeutung uno feline 2ebren, oeren
prattiider 8ertb nod INNER niht
eenisenb ~gemiroiat peroe. Sc
tpuroe beiblOfien, Die Brppaeanoa
fir Die 8Ooenreform lortan fr6ftieer
gu betreiben, I'm elm arbBeres 4on-
tingent bon Nnban9ern uno attioen
W~fitarbeitern 5u 9eninnen.
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Celhd Rd|N0v CO. Lid.
bsrpeiit aui Die abatfade I.

CAB lie Die ein3iee breitipuriee 9inie BON Der @ren,e
Der Ser. Staaterl noh Der pauptitaot Merito 1T;
8ublitum Die 9roben nit Qinti6 Gas erleuhteten
Yullman Draining &oom= S6faitpageu bieten ian II
DAB man nit bteer Ginie obne g9ageHpedicl bon
81. Gouis mad Der Staot Mterito reiIen fam;
SAB e Die ein5i8e gtnie bon 81 4aio nab oet
6taOt Werito lit.
Sie 9iuie Ilbrt ourb Is BON ben 81 Staten Der
~stepWbtif,
9Seun Jbr eine @efaaitsreife madt, eebt
babtR, iuu 8efdjdfte aethau iuerpeI, Nur bier
6td0te bon h6er $4,000 Ginpo6nern in bcr 9tepu6lit
irsroeu bon Der NRerieau Geutrol= 93abn niht berfbrt
GdQliter S6lafpa9enoienit 3piiden Ct. 9ouis
uno Staot WieTitO, GG qaio uno Staot Merito unn
pmaetebrt.
C. r. HUDSON, w. .. MURDOCH
q. r. II. 9. 81. u. g. g. u.
Staot MeIieo.
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Sic nemen emaliidpem @riefmarfem.

gia6 Der &r6nune oes R6nies Gbiparo bon Gna.
lano traf Die britii6e 9esiernne ioiort gortebruneenl
I'M cine neue auseabe bon grieinlarten nit Dem
&opie beg &onigs nit Der 6rone, aniatt oes Rran=
ses, ME aai ben ieBigen, gu peranfalten. Gg miro
~aasemein 5usesebeu, oaB es iebt Die %sesisnete 3eit
mar, I'M irne gerduSerune oor3unebmen, oenn es
fpdre u~npaiienb ~gelueIen. ben R0nig NIT Der Rroue
Dar5ultellen, bepor feline &r6nlng oifieiea itattaefun=
ben bate. Die eeeienetite 3eit, 6ofetter's 8itkrs
5u nebmen, 1T, lobalb man Die erfen Spmptome bon
Maaenf0rungen, eriplrtl als oa fno: Migrdne,
MufftoBen, aufbldbung, Soobrennen, geroauungs=
lhipdfe Obe geritopiung. Snbem man ben Ma9en
ldrtt mn. Die geroaunng f0roert. msroen iene 2ei0en
beleitigt lno Sbr 4lgemeinbeinoen beHcrt I1 ent=
ipre6eao. @erldanen Sic eS ni6t, cine Glai9e at
perfuheul
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cages ; Weuisfeiten.


HrGIibent &oDiepelt bat fih
nod BrincetUn, Sc. S., begeben, INN
Der ginfiibrung beg reuen 9ectDrs
Der uniberlitdt, 8rpf. @ooorom
@ilIon, bei5umobnen. gr miro bel
oieier 8elegenbeit AUDI benz CT Yrd=
lioenteu @ruoer @lepelano einen Wes
iu9 abitatten.
0as Bnnoesoberqeridt in
@aibinstun lit mieoer fir ben 6erbit<
Termin 5uiammeneetreten. Der
Sit beg uerftorbenen 8ibters Gran
mar leer; oerielbe miro ipdter bon
Rihter SDlmeS eingenDmmen per=
ben, iobalo oeiien @rnennuna pprn
Senat beitdtigt iit. Der Oberridter
oe%rfinoiete, oaB feline 8erbanoluna
oOraenommen meroe, um ben Mits
elieoern @eleaenbeit gu geben, Dem
Brdiioenten lire Nufmartung su
MAIDEN.
Brdiibent &0Diepelt bat s. 6.
Beit gum GDmmilidr fir ben DiItrict
BON Columbia ernannt, als 0adfDl=
ger oes peritDrbenen Sobn s. 0ipB.
0err @eit 1T felt Sabren an Der
y8albington Boit" beiddftiet aetues
fen. Dieies lit Die stpeite grnennuno
zines 3~eitungsmanne8 fiir bic Conn
milton; Der Brdfioent oerlelben 1T
ndmlib Serr 6enrp 9. s. McFar.
LAMB, Der Correspondent bes Bottom
uno philadelphia nRecoro".
IuS Sos &naeleS, Gal, miro
beridtet: % Sngenieure pDm eeplo=
aiiben Eepartement baben Den Iuf=
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2Sie ber 08ennR Des 9nbbimes Ben
8efueis ~liefert. ob es gut lit Dber nidbt,
ebenio liefert Der @ebraurb oes 6dmor<
rboibensSeilmittels tsANAkESIS" ben
8eweis fir ieine Setlfraft. 9ieies @leilb<
nib binft aber iniofern; ais ia bic 8eret<
tuna Der Huboings, ielbIt berienigen BON
9leicber Sorte. cine beribiebenarti9e lit,
tuahrenb ieoes 3dpfcben ''Anakesis''-
uno tbr Nbiab 9eht in bic 6unoerttau=
!enoe-oem anoeren n6lli9 9leic] lit unb
9letd9 iDtrft. auh bebarf es ba feines
8etueiies t~peitea; oenn 9%e9tpuen furirter
8atienten be8eugen bic 6eilfraft Der
"Anakesis''. Goreilire P. N~eustaedter
& Co Box 2416, New York City, nm
f~pftenfrei cine Erobe su betommen. Sic
"Anakesis" 1T in alien ApDtbeten gu
baben. BreiS 81.
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trog erbalteu, lid 3pii6en Dem Is.
uno 20. Sftpber bel ben .NeebteS"

trog erbalteu, iid 3pii6en Dem Is.
uno 20. Sftober bei ben y0eeote8"
81 perlamlaeln, I'm Die Srrigatto1s=
Qrbeiten auf5unebmen, pte fte our6
Die 8erfieungen oeS natiDnolen Sr=
rigotionSs @elebes fir Die - Tumn=
ibips, me(de fir bie1en 3ned Dem
@olorabD-SluB eutlang, 8miiben ben
NeeoelS uno Duna, por9e1drieben
purbet1. 6. 8. Gerfin8 uDtn geUlos
etihen 0epartement miro bic Nuf=
itbt lber Die Grbeiten fi6ren, mlo
es miro bies bas erite Experiment in
ben Ser. StaatsH unter Dem 8erie1e@
lunesgeieb fem.
Wtan fbyeibt aus @albinQton:
Die QrDBte 8unobme Der Boiteiu=
nabnten in Der @eihidte bieie8 De
partements erQiebt iih aus ben Be
ri6ten iiber Die 8rutto= @innobmen
Der so arDBten 8oitdnlter bes 2anz
oes mdbreno bes lebten Mouats, i'm
8eraleiG nit September 1901. Oieie
so @oitamter fiefern ettpo Die 6Gtfte
Der eeiamluten &olteinnabmen oes
2anoes. Die Wettoz 3unabn1e eeeen.
iber oemlelben MtDnot lebten Sabres
betrue 20 Bro5ent. Die @elammt=
elnnabmen betrueen $5,056, 694, cine
2unabtne o0n 1898. 667. Die arDBte
8unabne, 50Broaent bate Dopton.
Sbio, auf5uneiien, bann nit 40
Bro5ent Seriep gitp, sc. S. Seem
Oprf uno Chicago meiien cine !3u=
nabme BON % Brp5ent auf, tpa6reno
bic @innobmen BON Nlbanp, sc. g.,
UNI $645 abnabmen.
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9ie 8uren . 0enerile in Serlin.

Die Snren : 0emerdle tn Berlin.
Der lanee aneefinoiate 8eliner
8eIu1 Der brei 8ureneenerdle Botba,
9e&et unb 9elarep bat nun enolib
am Is. Oftober f!atteefunoen, olem
Nni6ein nod entipra6 Der gmpfang
aber nibt gang ben allgemein gebeg=
ten @rtoQrtungeu. Benn iber irgeno
cine Sadie pDrber gar 81 Dtel eelpro=
den miro, oann miro fie feidt lano=
meiti9 uuo ielten entiprtbt iie bann
ben 81 bod geipannten @rmartun=
gen.
9ie 8erbanbluneen iber ben pffiz
aieuen @mpfang Der orei 8uren@
@enerdle our6 ben &ailer batten 1i9
I9ier enblps in Die 2dnee eespgen
uno iie ibeiterten lblieBlih baran,
oaB Der &aiier berlangt bate, Die
bret Buren, iollten nDaig in Der
8oQe britiiber untertbanen nor ibm
eriheinen. Wer fam es ibnen pef<
benfen, oaB Tie oarauf nibt eil,gebeu
mDlIten?
Durb oiele @eigeruna pur6e na=
tirli6 oas ganae urlprlngliHe gmz
pfangs= Brogramm iiber ben Daufen
aeporfen. Das eritredte iid] iogar
lomeit, oaB oas 8eariiBuneseeoibt,
peldes @rnit BON @iloenbruh, Der
eiuSiqe unter ben 6Dfbtd1tern beS
&aiiers, Der pirtlib eroBes Talent
bat & menn baiielbe bel einsefnen
Der auf 8eiteaung gelteferten Diff
aieQen 6obensDaern= Dibtungen au6
merflih oerflabt lit! y uerfaBt
bate, uneeiproben blieb, uno oaB
oaflr elm anoerer, eleidiam unoffis
s%ieller, Dihter fir i'm in Die 8reibe
iprinaer mubte. IS mar bas Or.
Sobannes 9roian, Der Geoafteur
oes b%efannten pDlitiiben Wibblattes
n8laboerabat1H." &ifoenbru9 trat
um ben &onflift aniiben ieinen
Spmpatbien uno Der 6pfaunit gu
Dermeioen cine &eiie nah benz
Sioen an unb ertbeilte benz 8uren=
&Omite nod ben Gatb, Die 8uren
fir ben nibt gu Stanoe eefomme=
men offisieaen gmpfane baourb au
entlbdoigen, bob es ibnen UNI 10
Wittel CUR 8erfiguna
itente, melbe iie n6tbiger bdtter, als
alles 6urrabeeidrei = fir einen
Boeten nbrigens elm reht praftilber
Gatblblaa! =
9ie brei @enerdle, tpelhe brett
DOn BariS famen, puroen an Der
Tbier9arten= StatiDn bon benz 8n=
REM omite an oeiien Spite elm
6err 2udbDff ftano, empfaneen unb
oann in ben bereititebenoen Wasen
nod benz 6otel geleitet. untermegs
muroen tie BON 9roBen GDlfsmeneen,
Die iib anaelammelt batten, lebbaft
begriiBt. SIM 6Dtel nurben 8egrii=
Gnipraden gebalten, Serr
9rDian lieB letn BDem bonn Stapel
lno Die 8uren ipraden ibren Dant
flr ben gmpfang aus.
Die @enerale erihienen bant audi
auf benz BalfDI bes 6Dte[s, nm Die
Spation Der bort aneebduften 8olfs=
menae entaesensunebmen unb ii1
fir oieielbe 81 beoanfen.
DeWet ia9te in leiner Nnipra9e
i1nter anoerem. Die 8urert feien i'm
&riege beiiegt pDrben unb iie bdtteu
iib MN in oas unabdnoer(ihe
Sbidial gefngt.
@egen Ibenb 5eritreute iib bic
gDlfsmenge, Die iib pDr benz 6otel
angeiammelt bate, aamdli9.
8oli5ei mar in GROCER Menge auf=
gebDten nDroen, I'M i'm Sale ldr=
member 9emonitrationen ipfort CUR
9ano 81 fem. Nnein bas @inarei=
fen berielben puroe gar nibt erIt
uno 10 perbfieben Die Bolisei=
mannl6aften in ben angrensenoen
StraBen, obne erft in ben 8oroers
grunb 81 treten.
Nues in Nqem tpar Der oemun=
a%naefinoigte 8eiud Der orei
@enerdle cine auBerit .sabme
WffGre"
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@oiSpr WiIhefm TT I'm

= &aiier @ilbelm III. bat Dem
0oropDlfabrer Capt. Snerorup ben
9ronenDroen /. 9laiie Derlieben.
Suerorup erbielt in oorieer ISOLDE
BON &0nig Osfar BON Shmeoen<
Nprpeeen oaS @ruBfreus oes ct.
Olaf'S Orben.
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- 9urh lire 8uuerldlligteit ba..
ben lib Die Suueliere, @ebruoer
@riber, einen beneioenspertben
6uf ernOrben. Mer bel linen fault,
miro gut uno reeu beoient.
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q u a II D.

Wan lhreibt aus Berlin: Sc 1T
menig pabrideinlib, baB Die garif=
8orlaee pur ben ndhfiabrieen Meuz
uablen gum 6eibStae gu Stanoe
fommen miro, ba Die Socialiiieu
gu entid1lpiiener Sbftruftionstaftif
lbre 3uludt nebmer p0uen. 9as
Waterial lit 81 umfauerei1, I'm ba=
nit in Der benorftebenoen Sibungs=
periooe ourhaufommea, Sunnal audi
anbere pidtige Gngelegenbeiten,
pie Der @tat u. 81. ttt., u~nbebinat
CUR @rleoieune fDmmen mufien.
Smmerbin eri6etnt Die Neiguna CUR
gerftdnbigung in Der 3pufraae CUR
3ett grDBer als ienals porber. Wlan
beareift, 10 bemerft Elm unabbangi=
ges 8latt, aamdlie ben brpbenoen
@rnit Der Sage uno mDbte Dem I'M
bell ausmeiden. Die Snouitrte be-
ionoers ordnet gu einetn gotnproz
miB, oenn iie muB, mie es ideint,
5und6ft Die 3ebe bes gonflifts be-
aablen. Wenn Die Geeierung nah
Der @rfldrung bes @rafen 8Dlaz
oDmsfD obne Die @runolaee zines
reuen 3DQtarifgeiebes ntbt rleue
6anoelSoertrdge abihlieBen fam
uno nil, 10 muB fte Die beftebenoen
6anoelsuertrdee prooilorii1 I'll oer=
Idngern iuben. 9as aber mare fir
Die Dbneoies CUR 3eit nidt eiinitig
eebettete Snouftrie Der uneelunoefte
3uitano, Der fid benfen laBt, oenn
einmal beoinet er cine l1nliderbeit,
Die auf 9anoel uno Snbuftrie ldb=
memo mirft, uno gum aueiten
braubt gerabe bic Snouftrie einen
neuen garif, Der iie better aeeen bas
Iuslano %riftet, als Der bisberige,
Der i'm beiten Sale peraltet lit. go
ienes glatt. Mber peurt audi Die
erbDffte 8eritanbieune 5uiihen Der
Gegierung uno ben Mehrbeitsparz
teien nod fdne. iiber Die Sbitruf=
tion Der 2tnfen, insbelDnoere Der
SD5ieloemDfratie, miro man nidt
binaus f0nnen. Die Gpcialoem0z
fraten baben es ibren @dblern feierz
li6 Sugeiaat, 0ie1en 3arif in oiez
fem Geihstag nibt burd)5ula1ien,
uno man miro fie faum binbern,
ibr @ort gu balten. Sir 1ie bebeuz
tet Der 3oqtarif als @ablparole
uabribeinlib einen @ablerfDlq, ie=
benfals aber elm Ngitntionsfelo, tpie
es ibnen nibt gum 5tpeiten Wale ae=
bDten miro.
Sn @iienab bat Die nationals
liberale 8artei cine srpBe 8artei-
p%erlammlung abeebalten, auf nell
der belbl0hen tDuroe, an Dem 3oa=
t%arifenttuurf Der Gegierung felt 81
balten. Oa oieie grtldrune un=
mittelbar Dor benz 8ulammentritt
oes GeibstageS Fam unb audi Die
@onieroatiuen nDn ibrer bartnafi=
gen OppDiitiun Gbftano nebmen gu
poaen ibeinen, beffert lib Die Ste(=
lung, Die bas Winiiterium in Dem
Geihstag e%innebmen miro, bebeus
teno.
Na9 Mtittbeilungen aus 8rui=
iel 1T baS @erlbt, oaB Der &1nia
BON Belgien aboanten mole, nid]t
unbe9riinoet.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-05-02
$4,000 for Whiskey and
$5,635 for Our Public Schools.

This is the record of last year. The
dlspensary took in about nine times as
many dollars last year rs were spent i'm
running our whole graded school system
i'll Union. This sum spent in the main
tenaIce of the schools includes every
dollar of expense connected with the
ctIol, even down 10 the amounts spe,
for coal, chalk, busters, matches and
the like. The present session will re-
quire about 81 200 more than the.sum
required last year for the reason that
two new schools have been opened up
this session-one at Monarch Mills and
one at the Knitting Mills Next SESSION
two more teachers will be needed. This
will slightly increase the expense of next
year over this year. But does any one
question the wisdom of expansion?
The need is pressing. Our city is
growing rapidly. No citizen of Union
could say that we are spending too much
money for schools. Be it said to the
credit of the leading men of business in
Union that they have always shown a
most commendable zeal for the advance
ment of our school interests. They
meet year after year and willingly vote
the additional tax for keeping our schools
abreast of the times And they thus
show good judgment as well as worthy
interest. Hardly day passes but that
some man moves into Union. When
you ask him why he came he will tell
you: ITO educate my children" II,
may be that here and there some meI
are saying that we spend too muc h
money on our schools Let us se3
$5,635.56 spent on our schools while tine
enrolment was LOO. About five OIL
lars and ten cents per pupil enrolled. BE
it remembered that this is for n inc
months-the whole school year-sOn ,e-
thing like tifty-seven cents per nor ,th
for each child. Men used to pay t, vO
and three dollars per month for eat III
child in school, and thought he was &c
ting it cheap at that. Here the cost is
little more than fifty cents. And the
man who has no property To be taxed
pays nothing. The doors ace thr own
wide. Children of rich and poor are iu-
vited to come in and enjoy the blessings
of a4ood graded school training. The
business men of Union, with their wide
awake policy, the trustees of our schools,
the splendid teachers in our schools, and
last but not least, our efficient superin-
tendent, Prof. Davis Jeffries, are 20 be
congratulated upon the goon advance
we are making with our common school
education. Let every man know that
we have the best that can be found, and
that we are still not satisfied, for we feel
that there are yet advances which we
must and will make.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-05-02
Dropped Dead.

A negro man about twenty-five years
of age dropped dead about 10 O'Clock
Tuesday morning on Main street just
east of Mr.. G. Walt Whitman's store.
The man had been at work at Buffalo
and had also been choppiag wood for
different ones in Union. His name was
States G ist. He acted very much like
a crazy man on the morning of his
death. He told Mr.. w. w. Dixon that
he had 5000 in the bank Also that
MIR. Tinsley had 81, 400 dollars worth Of
gold belonging to him. DR.. Lawson and
others came to the man in two or three
minutes after he fell OH the street and
found him quite dead. Tie Coroner's
inquest was that he "came to his death
by some cause unknown" 1t Is prob
able that he died with heart disease.
His mother said that he had been ailing
for two or three years, and that for the
last two or three weeks could sleep
on but one side and complained of short
ness of breath.
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Trouble With a Green Cherry.

1t is no new thing for children to &c t
into trouble from eating green fruit, but
1t is not often that a difficulty like the
following arises. Little Marie, the
three year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Wilburn, saw her brother who g
several years her senior put ''sweet
Shrubs to his nose to smell them The
little girl got hold of green cherry and
was attempting to see if it was sweet
smelling. The cherry got lodged in the
child's nostril and gave considerable
trouble before it could be extracted
The cavity in the nose became swollen
and irritated Drs. Linder and son were
called in.and had to admin s;er..chloroform
before they succeeded in dislodging the
cherry. We are glad to know that no
real harm came of the matter save
good degree of excitement on the part
Of the parents and friends. The little
girl is perfectly we'll again.
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M.,.z'W. BOBO.

SOlmOn Gilmore, the cOlored man who
has for many years been the sMton fol-
the First Baptist Church, died Mon lay,
after few days illness.
Married at the home of Mr.. Mckee
Monarch Mills, Sunday, April, 81, 1902,
Miss Fannie Cudd to Mr.. Edward Law.
son. Rev. T. E. Morris officiating.
The Gibbs flower garden which was SO
beautiful last year IS already showing
great promise for this season. Take a
look at it when you are at the depot.
The sixth Annual Conve ntion of the
Southern Cotton Spinners Association
will be held at the St. John Hotel, Char
lesion, S g., May the 9th and 9th
1902.
DIR. II. X. Smith and wife, DIR. j. H.
Hamilton and wife, w. Newell Smith,
Emmett Sanders and sister Essie, and
Kemper Thomas and wife left Union on
Tuesday for the Charleston Exposition.
The Editor of THE TIMES is in re-
ceipt of an invitation from THE Citi-
zens Of Winston-Salem, N. c." to at
tend the celebration of the Hundredth
Anniversary Of Salem Female Acad-
emy," May %, 1902.
Mr.. ]. II. Spears had the misfortune
to get severe fall on Tuesday night as
he was going home from his store. His
buggy came uncOupled and he was
thrown violently forward to the ground,
receiving severe bruises upon the shoulder
and arm.
The Editor of THE TIMRs is in re-
ceipt of an invitation to the graduating
exercises of the University of Maryland
for 1902. Mr.. Alexander S. Foster
graduates this year in the dental de-
partment Of the University. Mr.. Fos-
ter's many friends and old school mates
Of Union will be glad to hear of his sue
cess.
Mr.. Il. Jentrie, of Gross Keys, pa d
THE TIMES pleasant visit Saturday.
Mr.. Jentrie is an Old Confederate soldier
who lost an arm in the cause. One of
his neighbors was heard to say: "I
have lived near him for years and never
knew or heard of his doing wrong.
would believe anything he told me-"
That is good testimony from neighbor
that has lived life time near him.
IN ID Timmons has accentad q
position as travelling salesman with
Nelson Baker Il Co. wholesale druggists
of Richmond, Va. DR.. Timmons will
travel for the house in North and South
Carolina. During his stay in Union he
made many friends, and wherever he
goes, his genial manner, attention to
busines and willingness to serve will win
friendship and esteem. We wish him
gseat SUCCESS in his new field of
activity,
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Local News Notes
Put Together For Ready Reference
Gathered Here and There by
Our Man About Town.

Mrs. N. J.. Eikins, Of Columbia, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Powell.
Mr.. W. w. Cooper left Tuesday for
Charleston wasere he will take in the
Exposition,
Rev. E. S.Jones, pastor of the Meth.
odist church at Pacolet, was visiting in
Union this week.
Miss Carrie Gist, of Carlisle, was in
Union Monday visiting at the home Of
Mrs. Goforth on Church street.
wANTED-Hickor Dogwood and
Pers,nmon Logs. Southern Hardwood
Co., Charleston, S. G. F.4m.
Nessrs. Crawford & Aycock have
iust received car load of buggies. They
are now building large house to keep
them In.
If you have not been TO Charleston it
is about time you were going. Do not
wait till hot weather. Early in May is
splendid times to 60.
DIR. Theodore Maddux, Of Spartan
burg, has located in Union to practice
medicine. His headquarters will be the
pharmacy of Holmes ~ Moore.
Mr.. II. w. Porter, shipping clerk for
the Jonesville Knitting Mills, rising
young bushes, man. paid the Editor Of
The TIMES a visit and became sub.
sotiber.
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Local Schedule for Passenger Trains.

IhAlNo rnOm COLombAAs
Arrive 9:15 a. m. Depart 9:15 q. m
1:54 p. m. 2:l4p m
TRAINS FROM sPARTANBURa.
Arrive IL :87 a. m. Depart II :87 a. m
" 7:15p. m. " 7:85p. m.
Close connections at Spartanburg with
trains for Atlanta and Charlotte and
intermediate stations, and at Columbia
for Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville
and points south. Through trains for
Asheville, etc.
Trains 13 and ii carry through sleep
ers between Charleston and St. Louis,
and Nos. 8 and 10 carry through sleep
ers between Jacksonville and Cincinnati.
sEABOARD SCHEDULE.
No. 27-South bound passenger arrives
at Carliale at 2 a. m.
No. 31--Arrives at Carlisle at 1925 a. m.
No. 38-North bound passenger arrives
at Carlisle 1897 a. m.
No. A-Arrives at Carlisle 6:4S p. m.
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FOR SALE -126 acres of land near
Monarch Cotton Mill, suitable for truck
or derry farming. Apply to
eff. r. b. GILLIAN, Santuc.