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The Washington times., 1902-06-29

the Gingerbread Rabbit, with some show
Of reserve.
That replied the general Of the
minute men. "is his sister. the one whom
he has treated with such disdain that he
would not permit her to help celebrate
the Fourth Of July"
1T is meet" said the Gingerbread
Rabbit
Hes cracker" corrected the general
1T is cracker. then," continued the
Gingerbread Rabbit, that his sister
should fire the torch of our liberty and
blow the tyrant to the four Winds
Hear! Heart" cried the minute men.
please. noble rabbit" pleaded the King
Of Badboyton, when next Easter comes
will say you are fresh baked,"
"Silence!" roared the Gingerbread
Rabbit. Send for his sister,
Yes. by all means:" beloved the
Purple Oxen. Send for his sister,
The door opened, and there stood
Mirabel Ann.
'I should like 1O-cent box Of match
es." she said.
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er. at inst occurred to me that We
might have patriotic Iarty, build forts
march with guns and swords. have sham
battles 6nd capture prisoners. just Ike
the real soldiers do" At this the chill
dren's faces lighted up.
How are you going tc manage it,"
said Bu1
81 am going 70 haul sand and rocks
on the playground, build forts. dig
trenches arcund different countries.
stretch ropes and flags around each and
have battles like they did at Manila,
Ladysmith. and Santiago"
oh. that will be splendid" cried the
children. clapping their hands. viii to-
morrow ever Gomez
Can l be commander-in- chief or sen
tinel?" asked Sissy. who did not know
the difference of homer.
"Of course you can," said the older
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For one little elfn by chance got astride
OF giant torpedo nearby;
On a huge cannon cracker the next took 4
ride:
Number three to the tail Of a rocket was tied.
And all three were blown up there, sky high
On the way coming down each elin declared
He had seen quite enough Of the sky.
And promised himself, If he lived to be spared
To ever reach home. and the damage repaired.
He would stay there on Fourth of July
Yet this WAS not all, for they met on the road
Three crpples in pitiiul plight.
They also had been there to see things ex-
olode-
A tailless young squirrel. three-legged toad
And crow with tail feathers turned white
very wise owl was scowling close by
As the woebegone party drew near
Remarked, while winking and blinking one
eye:
Didn't tell you so, that the Fourth of July
Is the fooly fool day OF the year?
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TITS all because last year somebody
got careless and a whole boxful of fire.
works went off at once and lots of
people were hurt and one boy got
killed.
Yes. and another reasoa," corrected
Bud, ''is that Mrs. Mason is sick in
the house on the corner, and tho noise
hurts her nerves. Course, l am sorry
she is sick, but I'd just ag soon there
wasn't any Fourth OF July"
"Oh. l hadn't said Leslie, with en-
phasis. You know, mother is going 10
give us party. and she said We could
be just as patriotic as We wanted TO.
except the fireworks. But 1t viii be
pretty hard to be patriotic without
something exciting, unless we think Of
something"
The children remained silent for
few minutes, as If pondering the qres-
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the next day they were Immediately en-
listed into the service.
Their caps bore the name OF the coun-
try they were defending, ond as they
paraded with weapons OF warfare they
challenged attack. However. ncitAe:
force seemed in hurry fo- an encoun-
ter, but the inevitable finally came.
Charge" shouted Leslie. Every man
to the front, Fight as you never fought
before, Your country. your honor, your
flag"
This fired the youthful forces with
desperate zeal. Boats were sunk. forts
were torn down. and fags t-ampied un-
de- foot with shouts OF victory.
Hour after hour the battle Increased
till the command was given to halt.
Then the flag OF truce was raised ani
the conflicting forces sat down to the
goods things which Leslie's mother had
provided
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THE BAXTERS' FOURTH OF JULY.

brother; we are all going to be some
thing big
Then | shall be Cervera and his
fleet" put in Bud, "only | am not going
to be submerged this time"
What are you going 10 be, Leslie?'
First. am going to be General Miles,
and later l shall be down in South
Africa. tending to things generally.
Now, then. you had better get the bat
tleground ready"
OFF they hurried and soon their plans
were all arranged with military pre-
cisicn.
At different posts were stationed the
army and navy. Toy guns were placed
for defense, while ships with national
flags were proudly sailing at different
harbors. AS the little guests arrived
The Washington times., 1902-06-29

Four little Baxters sat under a dilapi-
dated old shed. talking in mournful
voices of how they were going to eeie-
brate the Fourth of July.
who ever heard" said Leslie, "of a
glorious Fourth and no fireworks. no
fzz, no bang. no smoke, no nothing but
just what folks do any other day."
Il can't imagine put in S.ssie, why
papa should be SO positive about it;
we can't have none of these beautiful
skyrockets or even shoot the cannon
uncle gave US last Christmas, oh, how
could hc." she concluded, after we
have been saving UP cur money for
weeks?"
1T is too dreadful walled Joe, scrap
ing his toes back and forth in the soft
gravel. making bitches and crossroads
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But an eagle swooped down from a towering
pine
And said, with his talons uncurled,
The day is all right, this country is mine;
IT'S sad to be crippled, but sadder to whine;
The Fourth OF July leads the world.
"And now. my young friends. allow me to
state
That the flag you saw borne on the breeze
Is the flag OF the free. and we celebrate
The Fourth OF July. while the crackers debate.
With Just as much fun as we please.
BE careful, old owl, lest my temper you stir;
This country cost more than one eye.
And is worth all it cost, though owls may
demur.
We invite everything in horns, feathers or
f.:-
To share in our Fourth Of July!'
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
NIXON MUST BE DIPLOMATIC.
THE FINN ASSOCIATION. OF THE IsT DIS
TRICT TO TRY TO OUTDO MURPHY
PEOPLE TOMORROW NIGHT

The Finn Association. of the Ist Assembly Dis
trict, Will try to Guido the Murphy people to-
morrow night. incidentally. it will be an occasion
when Lewis Nixon the new leader of Tammany
viii have TO demonstrate that he is able TO rlde
two Tammany horses at the same time He VIII
make a speech the annual entertainment Of the
moving spirit and he has been invited to attend
the festivities Of the Finn Democrats, also TAM
many men. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont have ac-
cepted invitation the entertainment of the
Finn people. They viii attend a play at the
American Theatre tomorrow night as the guests
Of Mr; Finn, who supported Mr. Belmont in the
special Congress election. The Finn people nave
sent invitations to ID. 3. Hill. John c Shee-
han Fritz Lindinger. Councilman OGrady and
John r. Bennett The last two were opponents or
Mr.. Belmont in the convention. The friends Of
Finn will have dinner and dance at the Hotel
Marlborough.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
HOPS

The exports FOR the up 1853 bales which
within bales This
the strong Of the market. The buying
occasional Transactions reported. and these
ful quoted Holders much confidence in the
soundness Of the position and making effort
business No change the OF advices from
OF this from the Pacific We
quote; 1901, choice per 10. 15G6c do prime 1874
di4c; do medium 11413c do 1900. choice.
10a11c; DO prime. 7g9c; Pacific Coast. 1901.
choice. l5Q16c; do prime. l1d14c; do 1900.
choice. I0Il1c: do common prime. 7g9c; State and
Pacific Coast, old olds. 1a33ac-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
STOCK on HAND.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, Feb !. 1 p. m.-Cotton-Spot dull: prices
lower; American m!ddling 21-32d good mid
ding 1920; midding. 10 sd: low middliag, 4ssd
good ordinary, AID; ordinary, ID The sales Of the day
5000 bales Of which 800 were for speculation and
export, included 4,Su0 American. Receipts 5000
bales including 400 American. Futures opened quiet
and closed steady: American middling. & c, Feb
2664d buyers: February and March. 25-64dg
2364d sellers; March and April 25-64Q4 2664d sell
April and May. 25-Gid4 2665d buyers; May and
June, % sd sellers; June and July, 64d buyers
July and August % 4d buyers; August and September,
- Cid buyers; September ana October. 10 Gid buyers
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
soHMER SAID TO HAVE LEFT TAMMANY.

Ex-County Clerk William Sohmer, it was said
last night, has abandoned Tammany Hall and
Joined the Greater New-YOrk Democracy in the
Sth Assembly District. 1t is understood that he
will be the leader of the new organization in the
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
NAVAL STORES.

NAVAL STORES
Spirits turpentine dull here and quiet
the South. Rosin was about steady and unchanged
steady late prices. Quotations follow
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-44l40 044A4c.
TAR-Pine bbls. 30: machine bbls. So 80.
RCSIN-CommoI D. 81 CO. z.
81 62le: F. IS: g. 7O H 81 49, 81 20; X. s. 60;
NJ. $3; y, IS so. W G. 81; w ". 81 10
STOCK on HAND.
Spirits suTpenttne l't9
-
Savannah Feb 1-Spirits turpentine. nothing doing:
receipts exports bbls. receipts
363 bbs; 245 bbs; 463 bb Quotations:
a 3, and D. 81 E 30 T. 81 30: 81 II.
81 -; 81 20; K. 81 20 NJ 81 65; y So % G, SO Is:
W W. S3 -.
Charleston. Feb. 1.-Turpentne and rosn unchanged.
Wilmington. 1.Spirits turpen.ine. nothing doing;
Rosn firm, 81 10dSl -; Il
bhs. Crude turpentine 81 35MS2 90 receipts
Dbl. quiet, 81 70; receipts 231 bbls.
London Feb. -Turpentine-Sprts, 29s "a Rosin-
American strained. IS sd; spirits. IS.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
FURNISHED 6ouses Go Cet.

UNFINISHED DWELLING for rent. 73d ST. Vest
Il story and basement. bathroom extension;
rooms. Moderate responsible party.
II. b. D.. Box 245. Tribune Oice
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Manhattan, NJ. Y. City.

VT mdnnaTrang W. r SItys
FIFTH AVENUE.
No a6a side about oo # Of @4th ST.
brick extension. 17.6Aj0 lot 176Nl23.
DUANE STREET.
No 100 south side. about IT. Of Church St, five
story brick and store; lot about 29Nll6 building
No 1872 adjoining above similar building; 24x1l6.
THIRD AVENUE.
No IS5 n e. cor 10th st. fve-sory brick store and
apartments 2Sx7a with story brick extension 2S7;
SIXTH AVENUE.
No 155. side. about 43 #. Of 1th St, three
brick store about 2ox4O. with one-sory extension
r No ss ds q6oq 45 # @ of - son ,i S. nve-story
EIGHTH AVENUE.
sas No H. s. d 5 a6og 40 fss nGhea5 6S
ing With one-tory e8iens5n Covering Whole Of lot S24x
No I49 west side. about c6 feet 18th St;
Story and attic brick store and apartment, about 2ox2
SO; also threestory brick building in rear of extension
No side about s. feet north 18th St. i've
with oEestory brick extension about 22x2o; lot
59ildnE M about is7T5 With extension. ls7r
NINTH AVENUE.
No 342. side. 7S6 Of West Both St.
fourstory and basement building, 19SxO; lot l9Sx
TENTH AVENUE.
5E H2 aSS S b31ss 9a s w and 5da 5 st. sh ys x
80 each No 81 has extension. about 17x25
ELEVENTH AVENUE.
e fo snd S 5s @ side 6 9 @ oh each Gf @ ts9 ab5a s
BOULEVARD.
Southwest 131st ST. factory with
0ne-stoTy extension; plot 74l1 on Boulevard by l2 on
WEST 18TH STREET
jackson 80 ] RRa @ & S4g @ T9g G4wh neA11 Ay entire
plot 1927 on West 18th St. and II on Greenwich Ave
WEST I4TH STREET.
No. 54. south side Ave. fourstory
FoWs'@e e dwelling and one-story extension about 2s6x
No I56 sol,rb e{7a saat .,s+ four
stoTy hrownstone dwelling and extension about
WEST 10TH STREET
No 800 south side 50 feet east Of 9th Ave- threestory
and basement brick dwelling and extension about 2Ox3S
WEST 2oTH STREET.
No @ 849 north side 1go feet east Of 9th Ave three
about I5xG3; 10; about 15X9i.s
EAST 18TH STREET.
No. 1l6 south side, Park Ave, four
s{oy & ana basement brownsone building and extension.
BARROW STREET
basement brick ana frame building about
BLEECkER STREET
n5 sogseast 6 @ ornSr West Ilh ST 1913 4o Blescer ST.
brick tudngs plot about 81 feet Beecker ST. 1901
Nos 3s6 39s. 400 Bleecker St. Nos 2ss 30 292
Iith 81 southwest corner eecter and West llth
buildings, plot on west ilh ST. and 96 :ee on
GREENWICH AVENUE AND BANK STREET.
S S9piheast m corner being Nos 81 to 50 Greenwich Ave-
plot 628 on Greenwich Ave by 5s5 on Bank st.
GREENWICH AVENUE.
No. 10 west side III II south West 18th St
hVe-story brick fiat. 20X419; lot 2OX5l.S.
HORATIo STREET
and S corner GfeeReh g. ST. being 20 oati9 St
story extension about 20x55; lot about 2O&55 l.
HUDSON STREET
No. 577 west side. Sd O St. four
story brick building. about 1S10X55. lot 19x74312
RENWICk STREET.
Nos II and 43. side south OF Spring
81 TWO three-story and basement brick dwellings
about lSX36. Irregular plot
THOMPSON STREET.
No. 49, side 10 south Of Spring St two
story attic and basement brick tenement about 1sx33
lot about 1880
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington, Feb. 1.-The condition Of the Trea-
sury, divisions of issue and redemption. at the be-
ginning of business to-day was follows:
RESERVE FUND
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02

tNI-EGANF third floor, eight large rooms: new tiled
- - bath rehnshed throughout; appointments private
mousse unequaed at 500; also floor.
nished week or month, TO parties visiting city 245
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"a door north OF 31st-st., until 9 o.

4 DVERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received the Uptown Office
NO 1242 BROADWAY
I'd door north OF 31st-st until O'Clock D. m
Advertisements received at the following branch
regular office until O'Clock D. M viz: 251
Sth-aye.. e. 2Sd-st-: 153 6th-ave., cor 18th
81 East 14th-sti 255 West 42d-st., between
7th and sth aves: 263 West 125th-st.; ,3aS I'D
between 76th snd nth ss 1.026 3d-ave., near
6lst-st.; 1.1OS 1st-ave, s9th-st.. I57 Enst
I25th-st; 756 TremOnt-ave.I $50 3d-aye near
4ist-st 554 3d-ave.; 21O BIeecker-st.; 9o5
BIeecSer-st. Brooklyn, y. Y.-2I6 Court-.t.
215 Smith-st. Newark, y. J.-7o4 Broad-st
q al. A. ID. T. onicez.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
FURNISHED Apartments tuanteo.

MAIL furnished apartment between I'D and I'D SITS
~ AdoiesS X 5. G.. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
TERMS LIBERAL. SALE ABSOLUTE.

For book maps. OF sale &c, apply TO SYI-
NBSTER POPE and WILLIAM L. CONDIT. Executors. SO
Pine ABRAM !. E;I.KIS. Attorney
tors. 50 Pine Street to JAMES L. WELLS, Auctoneer
l4l Broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
FURNISHED Apartments 90 Get
NEAR FIFTH AVENIIE

overlooking the Park. family leaving town offer AZ
reduced rate their magnificent double apartment in large
private mousse; beautifully furnished; sunny
rooms perfect condition Address F. A. p o. Box i03
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
Gounirp iJroperIn for Sale.

toR SALE on reasonable terms large Hotel in Cen
tIaI New Jersey; all modern iuplove euents; three
railroads Address Attorney. Room 9Ol 81 Bxay y Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
ped ID" LINE.

pED ID" LINE.
Ior La Guayra. Puerto Cabelio. Curacao sr9 A1'
caIbos3 via Curacao-CaIlinE Juan. P X
Roberts Fler- Brooklyn = Ns,-
$ s. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, February = ,.s-
These vessels have superior accommodations iof -
BOUITON. BLISS & DALLSIE
Gener4I Managers. 135 FronI-s-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02

E'AkM 400 acres; house. % rooms: barns and out
L buildings; trolley and minutes raiIrOaJ
Se9t; a cuts 100 tons hay bargain. WATSON S3 Fair
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
A MEXICAN LINE.
HOLLAND-A3IERICA LINE.

NEW ROTTERDAM VIA BOULOGNE ; u
New Twn-Screw Steamers of Is 0U0 tons Register
Twin-Screw ST \ I E y ID A NJ Fe5. $ ga
Steamer
via Plymouth and Boulogne-sur-Mer- ,
Steamer Ma.lsIa-n Feb Is. 10 A.
Apply Holland America Line, 50 3 way y. i
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02

For Porto Ri@0u
Steamships OF the RED ID LINE viii sal TOR Saa
Juan direct follows
s 5 CARACAS turday. February NoOa
5. ) PHILADELPE PEIA. -urday. February - NON
Fcr freight or Qassage apply %
BOULTON. BLISS & 2 sLLETT,
General Manages. lS5 Front St
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
OGEAMlG s. g. CO.


HAWAII. SAMOA. NEW ZEALAND,
AUSTRALIA AND TAHITI
Sails from Francisco Australia Feb =. Mars
20 Apr. 10 and every 21 days u HONOLULU every
days. TAHITI about month Round the world So.s
r. +. BURNETT. G. f AgJ. Room !. - BdWay. n !
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
OLD DOEglNlOM llNg

DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk, Portsmouth, Pinnsrs
Point and Newport News Va, connecting for Petersburg
RichmOnd. Virginia Beach, Washington D. c. and sntS
Outh and West.
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from Pier q
y. r. foot OF Beach ST. every week day 3 P. "
II. Trafac
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-17

Tho fondest hopes of ancient or modern
seekers after the F2untain of PeIeetual
the results achieved by the marvellous com
pound, known throughout the East us Ell
Travellers rctutning to Europe have, from
time to time, brought astonishing tales OF
the rejuvenating effects produced by this
Crudely compounded by the Women of the
IIarem, FIR. IN formulas handed down orally
from generation to generation, the secret Of
known only to the inmates of the Harem and
the Court Physicians, Ell MOk BiR II has been
favored ones for whom it wss intended.
recently. hoWeEer, prominent native
try for onensc, and deprived of his vast pos
sessions, has ayailed himself of his knowl-
edge, to earn livlihooa bcfitting his station,
by supplying this marvellous compound, Ell
MOkB1R, to the nobility and Weather
classes of all Europe, who have cheerfulIy
paid him large fees in return for the benefit is
Content with tho large income derived
from thiS practice, this aged Physician has
to him for the formula of his Remedy. but
he has finally agreed with the impo,ring
house of THE NoYEs- FuLLGn COMPANY, OF
for sale exclusively in the United States and
this firm having tho exclusive agency now
offers it for the first time to the American
public.
This Remedy mnst not be confoundcd with
the numerous nervous exhaustion. lost man
vcrtiscd under Il variety of names, as there is
absolutely nothing which scientific chemistry
has been able to produce, which can oven
approach the peerless FL MOK BIR, n purely
vegetable compt und, extracted from rare
tropical roots and hQrbs.
Ell MOKBIR isa Remedy for one specific
purpose, which is to strengthen the vital
force and prey ent decay In Men, its marvel,
Gus effects In nrresting decay of the vital
principles. especially in the male, being un-
parallel and never failing, ana as its use Is
universal all over the East, where strong,
virilc men with large families OF descendants
arc the rulc, there must bo no doubt, CiNer to
its efficiency or benefit to the general SYSTEM
While ~ Is an absolute specific and positively
guaranteed to cure the worst case OF nervous de-
Ei,iiy, lost manhood, or similar weakness due to
oxcesscs Youthful errors. it Il also used with the
greatest success as vtalizer, giving power to all
weak parts aud developing and maintaining the
full naIural vigor OF manhood.
IL is put up for the American trade in tablet
FORM and though extremely powerful, IL Is per-
fcrtly harmless and easily taken, one tablet being
a dose and doing the work ut once, and EVIDENT
ly to leave no doubt In the mind of the patient
IL will cure you so RS to stay cured.
Every package Is opened and carefully examined
by the importers wnen received, and Is then re-
packed under their seal and positive guarantee 10
cure. IL will be sent PREPAID under plain cover
with full and complete directions on receipt OF the
price 81 90 per package, or six packages for 60 90
Address THE NOYES-FULLER COMPANY.
Market and 24th sts., Philadelphia. 3s-fy
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-17
"AROUND THE PAN
The Humorous Narrative OF q Quaint
Cape Cod Citizens Trip.
10 Il Thousand. Issued I'm Two Weeks.

Written and Illustrated by Thos. Fleming
Wide margins. Heavy paper Mar
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shape and size. Containing over 400
accurate pen sketches Of the types OF
visitors TO the Exposition, including
the most unique portrait Of Presi-
dent Mckinley ever made--drawn
from centre to circumference with
one lire. This is the only portrait of
its kind in the world. 40 Fleming,
who wasan eyewitness Of the assass-
nation OF the President, tells the story
with graphic pen and pencil, both
absolutely accurate. Fer sale ut all
book stores, or sent postpaid on re.
ceipt Of price, $500.
NUTSHELL PUB. CO.,
5o-3m New York City.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-17

Train No. Is leaves
l.nigi. MIN Station 6:1J a, m
Arrives Buffalo 6:27 a. III
Train n. L leaves
CGicu Mill Station 4:30 p. III
Arrives NUi,a'3 4:i2 p. II
Train No. Ii leaves
Buffalo 1915 p. u
Arrives U.:!oH Mill Station lZ:ZT y NJ.
Train No Is leaves
Buffalo G:1Q =. II.
Arrives Union Mil Station G:22 p. NJ.
All Tta.nS DAily Except sunday.
The UCicn and Glenn Springs Rail
road Co.. is now prepared 10 bundle all
passenger and freight business between
Union an;i Buffalo. All freight FOR Huf-
fa.& viii ba handled either tgurn the
Nnlhhen Railway depot OF from the
Union Gotten Mill Station. Tickets tn
Buffalo will ~ sold at the Union Cotton
Mill Station. We now have a first ;'a.s
passenger coach IL operation.
I. -. Duncan, Geo. 81. Wright,
President. (4SH'l &T:in:a-er.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-17

Fastest and Best Line between Nowberry
Springs.
connection from Newhc""y via Columbis
Ne"bcrry and LeurenS Railway.
For any Information write
w. j. CRAIG, Con. Pass. Ai,t
T. NJ EMMER5OE. Traf.c Manager
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-17

a learned astronomer has lately
made discovery which he claims fully
sustains the theory of the nebular hy-
pothesis. To the great mass Of human.
ity this is of secondary Importance
compared with the price Of potatoes.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-17

This country has become so large
and It's Interests so diversified that spe-
cial legislation intended TO favor any
particular interest or locality is almost
sure to do just as much harm as it does
good.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-17

Scratches from barbcd wire seem to
be singulariy productive OF blood poi
sonlng. aid wounds Of this character
should never be neglected.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-17
Cheap Rates.

Southern Railway announces cxcur-
sion rates for the winter season to the
various resorts of the South. Tickets
are now on sale, with final return limit
May 3lst, 1902
For detailed information as to rates,
Schednles, etc, call on any agent of the
southern railway OF connections.
w. III. TAYLOE,
A. &. p. A., Atlanta, Ga.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-17

Kansas comes TO the front this year
with an apple crop Of over 20,O00.0O0
bushels, worth over $12,00O,CO0.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-17

The difference between some men
and some dogs is that some dogs are so
mean and worthless that they ought to
be killed and are. and some men are so
mean that while they ought to be kill
ed we send them to the legislature
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-17

There were 2,T55 ,GS3 bushels of fax
imported into this country the past
year. while the state OF North Dakota
could easily supply every bushel II
men would only break up cheap land
and grow this crop.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-17

The state Of Nebraska could produce
cherries enough to supply all America
if 1t were only possible to ship and dis
tribute the fruit.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-17

1t has been no uncommon thing for
corn belt farmers to have sold during
the past year from their hundred and
sixty acre farms hogs to the value
of $1,000 and over. We have known
this to be done OH an eighty acre farm.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-17

An Illinois man walked off with first
prize on butter at the late Iowa state
dairy meeting. His butter was made
scientifically and not by guess.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1902-01-17

Climatic conditions arc little ont Of
joint in Minnesota when man gets
killed by lightning in November while
husking corn.