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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
cARLsaAp

From mo Argus
Moasrs Henry Upton and William
Allen. both of Lamar. No. arrived in
the city and are negotiating deal
FOR q larro ranch in this section OF
tho country.
Mayor G. Y. Brlce and family re-.
turned from an extended visit with
relatives and friends In Incoming
Grove. Texas, They report a most
enjoyable visit. and feel greatly I'm.
proved from their soiourn In a lower
altitude.
Mrs. Mary n. Tansill has had a
coner.dam constructed across the new
channel 81 the river a. the west end
OF the power dam. thus diverting the
aow of the river through the gate A.
the ,ast end. and furnishing winter
power sufficient TO operate the pumps
which supply the Heights with water
Tor irrigation and stock purposes.
Through the First National bank OF
THE city. the recent Issue Of school
bonds of Ar9esia OF $4,000. hiss been
sold 90 Cbicago parties. az a premium
81 $685. This rohecta much credit
upon the bank here for the prompt
and satisfactory manner Ia which
thoy have handled the matter for On,
Auogia school district and which also
resulted 70 neat additional sum d
be treasury.
J.. X. Gibson left 90 lay out the pro
posed route FOR a telephone toll lint
between thia cry and Artosis. TIT
line will practically foliog tho rail
road with a few divertlng turns be
tween here and Lakewood. The ma
terlal haa already been ordered AM
the construction work Will be CON
menced 81 soon az q arrives. II
expected 20 have the line In operation
before che FIRST OF the coming year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
rHE PLACE 70 1--WE.
This Territory Bids Pair 20 ae0ome
one o. the Richest Sections Of
the Country.

the Country.
4 Vernon. professor of agriculture
and horticulture ia the New Mexico
College OF Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts, o. las Cruces. EivC2 some inter
esting data concerning the advantages
thai New Mexico has 20 offcr home.
seekers ana capitalists re discusses
az length me water supply, soil. trans.
portation facilities. farm crops ana
the growing Of alfalfa Ia the follow
ing article,
Prom the standpoint al personal
comfort and healthfulnoaa. New Mogi.
co.'s climate conditions are unsurpasa-
cd. From an agricultural standpoint.
she climate of New Mexico ls poculi.
arly advantageous. harm operations
may De carried ou througi Jut the
whole year When the northern states
arc locked IN winters frosty grip and
the farmers are feeding large quaint
Ties of feeds grOwn tho previous sum.
mer the New Mexico farmer is sow,
ing his wheat and alfalfa and propar-
ing hia soil for crops OF corn. sorghum,
beans, chill. POTATOES. etc Further.
more. the growing season is so Ions
az Wow OF the fact that wheat may be-
s1an in December and harvested ln
June that two nold crops may often
bo gr0Wm in one season. SUCH az wheat
followed By corn. Vegetables may ha
Grown ia tho oold frames during ths
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
SANTA a.

From the New Mexican
A cattleman from the southern part
of the county camo to town last even.
ing. huhibed very freely and started
In 10 whip the city police force. The
drst policeman he met managed 90
put him behind tho bars after a hard
aeht and he was released after be-.
coming sufficiently sober.
For violation ol the city ordinance
requiring an physicians 20 report 20
tho city authorities eases ~ contagi'
Gus diseases under the.r care or with
ln their knowledge. DIR. j. N. piag
was arrested yesterday upon "a war
rant sworn out by tho city marshal
and fined $40 and c1sis in Justice
Oarcia'a court
A number OF boys we're playing AZ
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
SUICIDE At TRINIDAD.
8. o. IRISH. A WELL-KNowN Cit
ZEN. TAKES MS OWN LIFE.

urom Wednesdays Daily C.uzenJ
From the Daily Advertiser
The community was shocked yes.
to-day Afternoon when the news
spread rapidly over the city THAI s
D. Irish had committed suicide. Those
who have come lu contact with him
almost daily since his return were
10th 20 credit the rumor as he seemed
10 be Ia tho BEST of health and
spirits. and thai anything should have
entered his hfo 10 cause so rash an
action hardly seemed possible.
Temperate in his habits. energetic
and industrious. he seemed "a be- do
lng we'll Ho dld not drink nor gam
Bile and Was regarded as exemplary
in his habits
Yesterday morning at about 3 30 he
visited tho law once of W. B. Morgan,
whore he attended 30 some matters
that Mr. Morgan had IN charge for
him Having concluded these be
ahkcd for some writing paper and
envelopes. aud going into the outer
once wrote several letters. One was
go hia wife and the other 20 A. T..
Davis proprietor az the Elmw0od
hotel. where ho has been stopping.
The lester 90 HIS wife be sealed and
enclosed u Ia the one To- Mr. Davis.
Going down Commercial street Mr..
Irish stopped az the Postal Telegraph
Office and loft tho lgitor with inatruc.
tlons that "a be delivered 10 Mr. Davis
an hour later $40 then walked uul
90 Powder House canon where be for
merly resided, and going iniO an ar
/ rOyn near his old home. sal down
placed a revolver to- hia heart and
pulled the trigger
The letter was delivered t1 tht
EmwOOd hotel before noon. but Mr.
Davis was out and did NOT receive d
uusil after the guests had been served
with dinner. ON reading its contents
! Mr. Davis notified the coroner and a.
soon as he arrived they immediately
went out 20 the place indicated IN th'
lcttcr and found the body as state'
above.
Mr. Irish had apparouly been dea'
about two hours
Following is the letter addressed L
Mr. Davis
MI A. e. DAVIS:
Dear Sir and F'riend-l am SO tiro'
Of life that am going 10 quit thi
world by my own hand You will hn'
my body up al1ve our old place u
Powder House canon. ann ontlrei'
81 sound mind and NO lnquesi via b.
Necessary
% have insurance ON nay Vie "a
follows,
Royal Aroanum, $4,000
Modern Woodmon. 5000
Royal Nolghhors. 1900
n have asked my wife 90 pay al
bills ! owe here ANA Wish you woul
help her an you can Please break "a
news 10 her az quietly as you can.
, PLEASE forgive me- FOR any wron
may have done you in che past
Goodbye
- ID IRISH"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

afcn .ca divine lafJ evening. on the
trs Caure street bridge a youth.
ul p.c.cr vas Swim. an initiation of
Caualu sorchos lecture az che car.
utal when ono 1l HIs associates gave
dim a shove and no. went down the
bank into an ahumont excavation.
which contained i've feet Of water.
Four of his companiors went TO the
rescue and an ~ them got a soaking,
without any serious resulta
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
RATION


From The daaetto
Mrs. @. " Remsberg Lett for Santa
re. 10 response 90 message stating
the critical illness Of sister at that
place
Mrs. % A. vogt left for her homo
On Missouri. after spending several
weeks with her daughter, Miss Ethel.
who has q position IN our city schools
Miss Dee Gillespie 81 Joncshoro
Tenn. who has been whiting rela-
tivos here the past two month";. left
FOR Folomonville. Arizona. whore she
will visit hor cousin, w A. Gillespie
and family,
n. t. Buckley. Of Mexico. NO, ar.
rived IN Ration 10 Join his wife and
little daughter. Eho have been here
for the past three months. Mr..
nicllcy o1mos here highly recon-
monded as an able and ir luential at
torney and with the intention OF
making this hts permanent home The
family will be a social assoc Of value
and Will DO warmly welcomed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

tFrom Fridays Daily CitlzonJ
The crimson oi che a. anG " col
loeo was Dragged In the alkail dirt Of
Athletic park yesterday In a manner
Unprecedented Time and time again
Coach Millers husky farmers crashed
into Coo unrylus line OF the Ath.
lotcu. but 30 nyallcd them nothing
Only on three or four occasions did
the crimson cary the bali for the
necessary Eve yards by downs The
array of Drawn and bone which op.
posed thcm was impregnablc The
coutor. the guards. the tackles. the
backs Of tho A. A. AS we're too for.
midnhlc end fhey stood They tackled
low and hard and they ran OH
How those backs did run ana how
those tackles did crash through the
farmers Victory was certain after
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
CHANCE TO SEE COUNTRY
Low RAILROAD RATES TO PAciF.
&c NORTHWEST TO Prevail
DURING LEWIS AND CLARK CEN.
TENNtAL.

Portland. Ore. Nov 25.--The poo-
pie ~ the east and middle west Will
have an unparalleled opportunity next
summer 90 see what great country
Lies wott of the Rocky Mountains ON
aooount Of tho Lewis aud C,ak Con.
tonuiA Exposition. which will be- nold
~ RHgland Oregon. opening June I
and ciosius October as. the railroads
viii make unprecedented low rates TO
tho paCinc coast.
A. a nesting OF the Transc0ntinen.
lal Passenger Trn~c association held
reoonfly in Chicago The rates to pre-
yal during the exposition wore do
cidod upon The rate of $40 from
Miaauari river points 60 Portland and
roturn is the lowest special rate ever
sranted ia tho history of the trans.
continental limos This rate includes
sioh cities az Omaho. g. paul, Mime.
apolls and Kansas city. and the trip
can b. made via the so-calied direct
lines. which include the noads ,nrough
Denver and Ogden. sucn as the Union
pscinc. Denver and Rio Graudc and
its concessions. thence via Huntiag
ion. rhe Union Pacific direct from
Omaha the Northern Pacific. Great
Northern through spokans. Billings
Route and the Canadian Pacific
All these roads pass through som6
OF the moet superb scenery In On,
world thus giving the people Of Oh,
east and middle wogi tho chance Of d
lifoiimo to see the west and north
wost and che great Centennial Of 1870,
A. a. exceedingly small cost.
Ths rato from Chicago via the same
rou1aa has been liked al f56.b0 an,
from 81 Louis $3.50
Tickots from points 10 the FAR cas-
win be sold az one rate Tor return
tickotH. thus giving the Customers thi
liong h1oa,cd for chance ~ seeding th'
groas western country.
Tie exposition visitor will not have
10 Fet his idea OF the country .hroug
WHOA he passes from tno car window
The tickets sold "a THESE greatly re-
ducod rates will be- good for ninet,
days and will be liberal In st0poye
privilege The Interesting towns ami
cities along the route and the numel
0ls places Astounding in scenic Won
doFs, such aa Yellowstone Park, th
Gorge Of the Columbia, Grand Canyo
and che Coour d'Alono Lake. may b
visited ON attractive side trips
Tha Lewis and CLARK ExpcaitioI
siAieh will be- woll worth tho trip. ei
cludiae the siRnia to be- seen throuE
Jllsl eogntry one passes 90 reach Por
iand. Is a gom of an opposition place
in ths nna unique soiting imaginable
Ompaoinoaa and natural enwronmer
via ~ ~ features. n can be studio
and oomprehondod within che mean
ana sine the average person has q
has disposal
The aite comprises $50 acres Of Ian
aaA $40 acrea 81 water. adjoining on
a Ae principal residential section
~ BoFtiand. The grounds nestle
tha haso OF che foot hills OF Ca
ogds Range on the gentle slopes an
. toTpaoos overlooking Guilds Lake an
80 Willamette river The view fro
ia gruundH with the anowcappe
peoks q NJ Hood and Ma, st. n
leas tounding the horizon has ney'
bcen surpassed in exposition Histor
The sconic beauty Of the Hurroun
lag oOgntry will Of itself oomponaa
any glehtaecr for a trip ACROSS the 60
hnoat 10 this western worlds fair
]
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

cLouDcRoFr.

From .o Silver Lining
A u.l on Waa circulated in town
ihls ue.k ask.nr that G. "a Phelps
be- mnIe justice OF the peace of this
proc.ne. meeting with favor from all
Mu Tice and two children were in
Cincinnati o. few days this week.
They eCre moving from Albuquerque
to Russia where Mr. Tlce Is engaged
in tho train service
j. % LOWS. James Ionrios and
other stock men have recently sold
several hundred head of gocr8 20 a
Panhandle buyer, being paid tii Tor
two's and 1i7E0 Tor throo's
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

Calvin Rankin. Of Waverly, KAN
arrived Iu the city and win spend the
winter here with hls daughter. Mrs. J..
A. Coliar
A charming little whist party was
given by Mrs. shulor, az which Mrs
E. ,. Hiding was She guest OF honor
There were but two tables playng
and Mrs. Mondela0n. the most for
tunato player. was awarded q silver
fork. while 10 Mrs Cohn fen the con.
ISOLATION prize. a large Kitchen fork
An elegant COLLATION. was served
The night between the city council
aud city treasurer is az last ended by
the treasurer agreeing 20 pay an war
rants drawn a. the instance of che
present mayor pro tenn and the city
council Tho proceedings instituted BY
holders Of warrants 20 compel the
treasurer 90 cash the same have bcon
withdrawn. and matters Of city GOV
ernmont after much wrangling prom
ise 10 go along harmOui0ualy
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

A. A. A substitutes Decker Tor
stamm. Brown for Mitchell Weber
mott for Hale. D'namore Tor Holman.
Touchdowus--ny swiEhcr 2 Small
Montgomery J. Goals kickod-A An
dcrson 9. Fofcrco- Case Umpire
Mason Time OF halves 25 and 800
minutes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26
A ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.

Government sheep inspector ooee 70
Lamy 20 Meet Bride and They
Plight Troths Last Night.
A pretty romance was consummai-
od here last night whom Roy q.
LAYERS. a government sheep Inspector
ani Miss Nellie 6hipley both Of Kan
saa City. were united In marriage
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

whole ol the winter. Livestock ro.
uuiro no shelter Whatsoever and on the
ranges NO leeds have to be- provided,
except for carrying through thorough.
bred bulls that have been placed up-
1n tho ranRei after maturity"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

Bertha-Miss Elder says that her
ancestors came over IN the May.
flower.
Carrlo-Well. she ought 90 know.
She probably was With them, you
know Boston Transcript
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

Nasal Calnrrh quickly yields 10 treat.
ment ~ Eiy'a Cream Balm, which a agree
ably arumaiio. II De- received through TIE
nostrii1, cloanaoH and hoaln tho whole SUE
faoo over which u dinuaoa itself. Druggists
sell iho 60o. aizoi Trial hzo BY mall, 10
cents. Test d and you are sure 10 continue
she treatment
Announcement.
To accommodate those who are partial
10 tho uso of aiomiaera Ia applying Aquida
into the nasal passages for caialVhli lFqe-
blfl. tho propFietoru prepare Cream Balm IN
LIQUID form, which viii b. known ~ Hyu
flquid Cream balm. frica including thN
spraying tube u 90 otnia. Drlggilia of b
MAJ. Iha liquid form ombodioa tho maa.
icinai properties u iho solid pFcpal.iioA.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

Many a girl has discovered that me
young men who pose don't always
propose.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-11-26

The friends OF a selfish man are
generally put TO GOOD use.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-07-08
A City Hospital.

lt seems that the suggestion contained
IN an aril l. on the subject of swim
mug pool as u sanitary measure which
appeared in THE TINES last week also
advocating, the erection of city hospitai
had the desired effect if we are to Judge
from the action taken by the city pbysi-
r'anS looking 10 this end. We are not
disposed TO take all the credit to our-
selves IN this matter, as the scheme had
possibly been thought Of 10y our vide
awake medical fraternity before TIE
TIMES sad anything on the subject
we lad a talk with one OF tha physicians
who io'd us that he had mentioned The
matter 10 several of the leading married
cltZens OF the town, sometime before he
saw the suggestion in THE TIMES. that
those whom ne talked with had said that
he building of the Presbyterian church
The Carnegie library, the Baptist chnrcb
Low IN course of construction. all of
which bad been literally contributed 10
by our citizens, therefore it was Thought
The better plan to wait until next wear
De'ole asking a contribution for n civ
hospital. He therefore concluded 10 let
The matter rest for awhile.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-07-08
National Democratic Convention n

The National Democratic Convention
Convened promptly at noon on Wednes.
day, July 6, at st. Louis. The work Of
organizing the convention for The work
on hand was begun at once The new
Democratic committee was chosen. SEN
ator Is. Is. Tillman for South Carolina
Tnls Is one of the most important of all
committees
The convention hall was crowded 10
It's utmost capacity aud many thousands
who thronged the streets and crowded
at the doors were necessarily refused adj
mlttance. Great excitement and enLhu-
slasm prevails. Delegations from sew
eial Southern States marched into the
convention hall with motto banners
flying. Thhe Philippine delegation
marched in with the United States fac
Cightly wrapped round the staff. suu-
posed indication that the Democratic
party does not recognize them as "A part
or The covntry, knowing that The Demo.
cratic party were opposed To expansion
The Iatest before going to p.ess bears
every indication that Judge Parker will
be nominated, if not on the first, GER
tainly on the second ballot. Mr.. John
Sharpe Williams, OF Mississippi, tie
temporary chairman who delivered the
opening address, stands fair cbarce of
being nominated vice-wesidrnt All of
those whose names have been mentioned
"a prospective candidates for the uresi
dency will not allow their names to come
before the convention for vice-p president
In the coming presidential election
there will likely be a candidate from the
prohibition party, the populist, and w.
j. Broan may put himself up as a candi- |
date, representing the Commoner, as the
peoples party, opposed to everything the
or Democratic parties have !
done or propose to do.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-07-08
B1ey Gle Races on the Fourth

we mention in another account of
the days doings that the bicycle
races were an attractive feature Of
the days pleasures we give the races
as Ihey were run, prizes given. and
by whom won.
FIRST race, l mile; runners, EFF.
Goodman, B. F. Hodge, Jesse Hyatt.
Cla@r Hart; lst prize, a pair of. Stet.
!; so % hoes, given by the Bailey Gone.
Co., won by f. f. Goodman,
NE 10. 2nd prize. has, given bv
y Cohen, won by Jsss6Hyatt. time
- Bird prize, one shave and hair
'sat, given by Ravenscroft, won by
b F>'1Iodge, ,'time 3 minutes.
Second race l-2 mile; f. F. Good
man, Charles Austell, B. F. Hodge.
Ben Arthur. E. F. Goodman won
hrst prize, fountain pen, given by
f. 1t. Trefzer, time :O5. 2nd prize.
a box OF cigars, given by Union Gro
Gerry Co., won by B. F. Hodge, time
:49. 3rd prize, a cake, given by
Ubele, won by Ben Arthur, time :53
Third race, 2 miles; o. f. Hyatt.
Jesse Hyatt, T. o. Kendrlck, B. +.
Hodge. 1st prize, watch and chain.
gwen by the Goodman Cycle Co.,
won by .. +. Hyatt, time 6:45. 2pd
prize, pocket knife, given by Geo.
III. oetzel Hardware Co, won by
Jesse III yatt, time 6:i7. Bird prize, a
razor, given by Union Hardware Co,
won by b. F Hodge, time Z 80.
These races were quite exciting,
ana the winners received their well
won prizes amid shouts Of enthusiast
ic applause
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-07-08
Summons for Relief.
Complaint served.)
State of South Carolina Court of Com

State of South Carolina Court of Com
County of Union. mon Pleas.
John S. Kendrick, o. S. Kendrick.
Mary l.. Burgess, and Elma A. Mabry.
Plaintiffs, against Robert d. Burgess.
Malcolm A. Kendrick, Wallace #. Fow.
Ter, Addie II. Miner, Ola B. Ard, Eula
A. Fowler, Ambie E. Fowler and Bessie
L.. Fowler, Defendants.
10 the Defendants, above named:
You are hereby summoned and re-
qulred to answer the complaint in this
action, of which a copy is herewith
served upon you, the original of which
said complaint arM summons were duly
filed. in the offiS5 of the Clerk of Co6rt
South CarolinI Union r court 'Hnss, bonsss,,,
5; c., on the q Fin day of July III!
loO4, and to serve copy of youx. Xfl :.
swer to said Com Siht on the sur ~
ers, at their offices at Union, South -
Sllpa, within twenty days after Tie
vice, hereof, exclusive of the dai
such service; and if you fail to ans q
the complaint within the time aforeS al,
the plaintiffs in this section will abby
10 the court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated at Union, S. c., july S. 1904.
Carried III. FOSTER,
HYDRIcK & SAWYER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
l. FRANK PEAKE,
Clerk of Court..(seaD.
TO the Defendants: Wallace II. Fow-
Ter, Addie H. Milner, Ola b. Ard, .Eula
A. Fowler. Ambie e. Fowler, and .Bes-
sic l.. Fowler.
Take notice; that the Complaint in
this action, together with. the summons,
OF h c h the foregoing is
Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for
Union county, South Carolina,iat I'm
ION court house, s. c., on the 5th day
of July A. d. 1904.
CARREL Fl. FOSTER,
HYDRICK IL SAWYER
mon, 5. {. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
July 5, 1904. 2S-6t
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-07-08

WE ARE selling Fruit Jars at lowe,
figures than you ever bought them for
hrst-class Jars, Mason's ImprOvet
Porcelain Lined Top, each dozen pack
ed In separate case, rubbars for eacf
Jar. Let us have your order. Th,
Union Grocery Co.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-07-08

FLYNN says that he is going to ope1
ON Thursday big lot If new whit,
and colored organdies bought at haf
the regular price, from house tilt
was needing money and the new goots
VIII be offered to the public at haf
the regular price. Be sure that yJl
see these bargains at Flynn's.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-07-08
The Habit Of Minimizing Difficulties

~'-N VI Dthcufttes,
You will find that the halyit OF mini
miZinS annoyanccs on difficulties, of
making the best of everything that
comes to you, of magnifying the pleas
ant and the agreeable and reducing TO
the least possible Importance every
thing that is disagreeable Or unpleas-
ant, will help you wonderfully not only
In your work, but also in your attain
ment Of happiness 1t transforms the
disagreeable into the agreeable, takes
the drudgery out OF distastcful tasks.
eases the iolts of life wonderfully. and
1T is worth infinitely more than money.
You will find yourself growing to be
q larger, completer man. The sunny,
buoyant, cheerful soul manages. with
out losing his equilibrium, to glide over
dlhiculties and annoyanccs which throw
others Off their balance ana make them
miserable and disagrecaUic. By the
alchemy of serenity he extracts from
the annoying rocks I'm his path the pre.
cious metal which enables him to do
something worth while} Orison SWEET
Marden In SUCCESS.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-07-08

FLYNN will Commence on FIids
morning to offer the greatest bargairs
ever offered In Union. Be sure nc
10 miss the great sacrifice sale tht
opens at Flynn's on Friday. 1t wi
pay you to buy these goods and cary
them over to rext spring.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-07-08

WANTED-The services of capable
man to work in dairy ard deliver
milk. j. w. Mcclure.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-07-08
HOT WEATHER NEWS

We are always on the lookout
for bargains. The other day we
bought big lot of Colored Wash
Goods, White Lawns, etc., at such
low prices on account of the advance
in the season that we can sell them
to you at profit, and yet our price
will still be lower than our compete
tors who bought early in the season
and who are now offering what they
have left at cost. We have had
..:. A BIG BUSINESS ....
on this line of stuff any who looks at it are
struck with the low price, consequently hav
ing good business
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-07-08

FRESH supply of Royal Baking Powder
at The Unicn Grocery Co
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-07-08

FLYNN is certainly doing the business
When yo. go by his store any time
YOU will always find it crowded while
'he clerks in the other stores are sta, d.
: ing Idle Flynn is not of the old fogy
kind, as faras basiness methods are
concerned. he is selling all his low
quar'ered shoes for ladies and children
and misses shoes way below cost