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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
A jG(Es OF | Il Err & GED,

ff7V AiEI}ICANs are getting n 90 that
i LGS they reverence age quii AS UGH
s3s l- ! as do the people of Euro pean eour-
5 5ss tries said clydc 10, Fitch 5reeen tlyt IN
an informal talk during a private dinner
party. III architects attempt sAnyth|ns
original they are rid:culed for their pains
II artists follow tho bent of their own
genius they are tauntIpgly referred by
Their N CIV ina sters to the old. q niastery,
Authors are schooled and cateeAlzedl m the
sanni way, but when any ofaStthle three
conform to- the lions OF tha!F critics
they are Instantly and nlaEellfplly. as
sailed as seryleb lmltators wlt bout a !ngle
grlln sot 81 originality. \. Il
with q similar jealousy We give q pref,
erence, to old wine, old books and old
friends. In Ga ct the Older anything Us the
moro value II has In gu n eyes. With one
execution, ss e 4 vs. 3si lSy9
old the onlN :nsl aa Y Where
age hat Esyefea ana %
caststof hum Or, x a. li tfis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22

Of the theatre he was nccosted by 9 friendi;;
Been to the show. Peter? How was y IS
"Oh. fair } 4!
s''Eig audience r. Il IA u 5i;.if III
three OF EN- as5 Is IFS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
/. NOT a 81 i d IA q DIEM E.S

5TS>4NE day last fall Pet III II. pa .ley, the
iis hig and joY Ial apt or, attend ed ~ mat.
WI ines merit orsrl ai,ea OF ono of he I'm.
4 ma ttoS Pradue tlons nat. Al a not secors
~ 'esl lnE SassI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
C2G9EP1 yzzLAG722-Ss5 !;
~, y 6LI1z2E xIzll15zL

himself withfthe Anaconda Company as I. g. 2
biological expert, After eight years Win
tho la g Marcus DAILY In that T COZ pora-
ltlon, he Joined Mr. Heinze's organization I1t q
a Consulting mining engineer. Mr.. w hite
| Is now visiting New York city and and GIVES
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22

,of Kentucky. went through q scientific ,
course. took up pract ical Sassaying 4 and
mining engineering, and then enga gead
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22

hand. Churches. school. and philan-
thropIc institutions are generously SUP
ported, q and everything clever and up 20
date Is given Q wide open C.. ice to PLAY
its hind to the limit. Every man there
Is q plunger. 3gs
Stacks OF Golden Slags.
1t Is said that not one OF TIL thirteen
thousand miners in Butte earns less than
$3.50 g day. All spend their canning reck-
lessl Drill drivers In; flannel shirts bet
stacks OF 4 silver and gold slugs. When
friends disagree as to I he price Of q newly
discovered claim they nip twenty dollar
gold piece into tho air md d eclde a ten
thousand dc llar difference on the turn OF
the coin, Then the man who loses writes
u Thousand dollars check for the mine
In lead pencil, takes another drink and
the incident closes. \ Il. n
In that basin o { wealth gold and magic
seem to noat In the air. I n r one year
Butte's mineral OUTPUT was fty-f1ye mil
lions, nearly three times the entire K min
cral product Of the State Of California
single conpany--the Anaco nda-too out
$23, 900 900 In one year and its s, 900 N en- "a.
celved $500, 900 In wages a month"; So ii Is
easy to undors tand why men o { nerve . "a
women Of accompi lshments have como Is
Butte from, Paris and London, from }south
Africa and Australia, from st. Petersburr
and New York, TO breathe the lifo and
splcndor Of that coruscatng city perched
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22

s4l5 5 MoIlt .Sone ofsthe three great
copper mining centres the ,1a'4 jr1
hi er being BY Lake Superior ana
II, Arizona. Is the most " :.
mining camps. The to wn. q miie his ~ !
than our? New York Flatiron buiidhs US ae.'
In, mountain basin scooped from the lohsy
slopes OF the Rockies The basin y 2 Ya ! ~
reservoir OF copper and silver ems.
Since four Nevad a prospectors struck It
rich" there forty years q so half q billion
Of dollars worth OF nl!neral-Eold j, silver
and copper-have been taken from! the
n1ines. Here Marcus Daily, senato WA.
4 Clark, August Heinze. y ohm =. Rockefeller.
I Hanry r. RogersEapd other Standard Oh
interests have made fortunes. But more
wonderful than all this wealth and tho
IfniryllkeS atories 81 the mining Alnddinsls
+ the town OF Butte itsel IS society and
5p-odig disregard OF every thing except the
STUFF tina Y In a man. Is 90, 900 popula-
&tion represents every race and country. Il It
|! has, so tho Butte people say. 81 tho ablest
sup-t o-da teimen and the h andsom est brainy
women In the wor. y S33ts N u Il. # .ii
" In .ot her words, Butte Is run by record
j breakars' N Ia mining. finance, sport and
social tconquests. Here Standard OIL. 5yic-
torlous q soWhere, WAS def Gated by a Butte
Il mine owner. Tho ci ~ Is run wide open.
I, with glitterirg Monte Carlos on every
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22

graduates working under ground at Butte
than In any othe group Of mines IN the The
world. 81 Ono OF these, Mr., James b White,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-22
NEVER 5: Il +. SAW Al CHAL YBEATEss

in glad az i |, Sd ID hai DeYeF "a "
IA ana !, hi 9ystI M aiFsstly "a
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-14

New York, Sept. lS.-Confronted by
his two wives, Stanley Sobierik was
held in the criminal court by Justice
Seyerson on charge Of bigamy.
He admitted that he had married
each of the women in church and had
been living with them on alternate days
for the last year.
Mrs. Sobieiik, the first was married
to him eleven years ago. She Is the
mother of five children, four of whom
are girls. The second wife was married
TO Sobiezik year ago. Neither of the
wives seems TO harbor any i'll feeling
against her husband and the two wo.
men chatted pleasantly with each other
"a they sat in court. The two babies,
which they held in their laps loked so
much alike, that several of the persons
in the court room thought they were
twins. s.E E..
When the hearing was finished So.
biezik called each OF his wives to him
and made both to promise to visit him
in the Jail and bring the babies.
Sobiezik .i- q blacksmith and earns
$3.50 week. One evening he would
spend with his first wife on Paulina
street and on the next evening visit his
second wife in 18th street. To each
wife he said he was paid extra by his
employer TO act a. his Waterman every
other night.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-14
Food Value
Of q

HIGH GRADE COFFEE is little appre.
siatsl BY the average drinker Of this
xseIkut breakfast beverage-always ex.
eIlsnt 4 ysa ase our
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-14
]. N. Griffin
KEEP YOUR HEAD UNCOVERED.
The Constant Wearing Of a Hat Propo-
gates Dandrun Germs.

There are many men who wear their
hats practically all the time when awake,
ana are blessed with a heavy shock Of
Aair; yet If the scalps Of these same men
once became infested with dandruff
germs. the parasites would multiply all
the quicker for lack Of lair. Badness
would ensue as the final result New
bro's Herpicide kills these germs and
stimulates unhealthy hair to abundant
growth. Herpicide is a. pleasant hair
dressing as well as dandruff cure and
contains not an atom of injurious sub
stance. Sold by leading druggists. Send
&c In stamps for sample to The Herpi-
side Co.. Detroit. Mtas. ,g-",
Eagle Drug Store, 35l-353 Bond St.,
Owl Drug Store, $40 Com. St., 7. F.
IAurin, Prop. Special Agent"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-14

A bracing tonic. Cures all stomach
troubles. Makes red blood, bone and
muscle. A wonderful remedy for ma.
king sick people well. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. IS cents. Tea or Tab.
lets.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-14
HAS 7OOMANY WIVES
Spends Alternate Nights With
Each Family.
WIVES MAKE NO OBJECTION

New York Blaekimith Supports His
Two Families In Two Separate
Homes on sia..o Per week-Married
Both in chureh-Surprised at Arrest.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-14
LITIGATION HEAVY
Awaiting Adjustment at Septem-
Der Term Of Conrt.
NINeTY.sEvEN CASES IN ALL

Eight Criminal Matters Involved-The
Balance BerE Pleas for Judgment
in Civil Afiairs-Judge McBride's
Hands Full Of Business Next Week,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-14

The long term of the circuit cour'
which will be presided over by Judg,
Mcbride, conyenes next Monday.
The docket is lengthy one, consist
ing of ninety.seven cases up to pres
ent time, out OF this number about
eight are criminal cases, while the re-
ones are merely pleas for judg'
ment.
The docket as il now stands is AZ
follows:
Assignment Of John CHS.
holm L Go.
Assignment of Anna Feakes
Assignment Of f. r. Halves
Astoria Packing Co.
vs..
Mike Pecovich
Sadie r. Sehlussel ct al
vs..
I. Cadigan
H. Piper
Nicholai Bros, L Co.
George Hill,
vs..
Jas. W. Hare, Sheriff of Clat.
sop County.
Assignment of Rebecca Strauss
Assignment OF the Columbia
Iron Works, Bremner i
Holmes.
Clinton i Co
John McQuinn
vs..
VIM. B. Adair ct al
Astoria Savings Bank.
VS..
John HendrickApn
The Scow Bay Iron & Brass
Works
VS..
The Columbia Electrical s
Repair Co
r. f. Carruthers
VS..
George H. George ct al
Matt Ranges
VS..
VI. Susman
J. T. Tilton and W. F. Tilton
partners as Tilton l. Ger
spach
vs. ..
L. A. Conn
C. 4. Bottom
VS..
Grand Rapids Lumber Co
John L. Book
vs..
City of Astoria
Anton Stamat
VS.
William Beasley
The Columbia River & Neha.
lem Railway Co., a corpor-
alton
VS..
The Whitney Land Co., Ltd,
corporation
In the matter of the applica-
tion of Nora Fitzpatrick
to have the title to GER
tain lands and premises
registered
B. J. Callahan
VS.
Francis Callahan
Stoffer Peter Raski
Vs
Marcus Wise
Lenore Newman
VS.
The Columbia Land & In.
yestment Co.. corporation
The Van Dusen Investment
vs.
Andrew Hansen -...
Mary Hansen
vs.
Sarah Elizabeth Leasy
stt vsN
John Thomas Leasy
e Chris Berg ..-.. rs
vs.
G,Srge ". Sanborn
Leroy s. Davidson
The City Of Astoria, mu-
nicipal corporation
William Martin
VS.
John Reid
phe Allen Stock Co and L. e:
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spciation
vs.
Hans Peterson ct al
Mary A. Kinsey
VS.. ...r
c. J. Curtis
Fisher Bros. "
Mike Erickson 't...
Lottie V. Wolfe nltS
Va.
Chas. Jacob Wolf
A. V. Allen
Va,
II. Chnsenes,
Ross Higgins & Co, Ia corpor.
atom
vs..
II. Chresene. g.,
Nellie Parker
VS..
Ebin p. Parker
Arer & Lewis
V. II. Cofey
Charles A. Rust. Ezra G. Rust
George l.. Burrows, Ida l..
Mcpherson.
VS..
Clatsop Coua,r, Or, AMI
Thos. Linville Is sLcriff OF
said Clatsop Co.
c. II. Wheeler
vs..
Clatsop County, Ore, and
Thos. Linville as sheriff OF
said CClatsop County.
John +. Dubois
VS.,
Clatsop County, Oregon, and
Thos. +. Linville as sheriff
of said Clatsop county.
Blodgett Company, Ltd,
VS..
Clatsop County Ore, and Thos.
Linvine as sheriff OF said
Clatsop County.
The Whitney Co, Ltd, a part.
nership association,
vs..
Clatsop County, Ore, and Thos.
Linyille as sheriff Of said
Masonic Land & Building Asso-
citation
vs..
Oregon Railroad 4 Naviga-
tion Company
Eliza Williamson
c. W. Hamblin, II. VI.
Hamblin.
Geo. +. Plummer & Co., cor.
poration
= vs..
Charles Lutjens
J. F. Darcy, Jr., B. A. Lab
=. be and ii. Il. Nicholas
VS..
Oregon Railroad & Naviga-
tion Company
II. W. Cyrus and W. q. Cyrus
partners, doing business un-
der the firm name andstyle
of the Reliance Electrical
. Works
vs..
J. s. Dellinger, doing business
( under the name of J. ).
! Dellinger & Co.
= L. A. Larson Nandrup
Charles c. Rosenberg and A.
Kiljunen
! Elinor Ely Johnston
vs..
= John NJ. Johnston
4. A. Cook,
VS..
Caspar DrilIoing & Marie Drill.
ing 4 W. u. Hayden.
" c. II. Winders, trustee Of the
estate Of Thorvald Olsen,
Louis Olsen, Merilla J. Buf-
fngton and the Astoria Ma.
tional Bank.
T. S. Cornelius,
VS..
Ro.a Casaregola, Frankie Cas-
aregola and Ryman Casare-
COLA. sometimes known and
called Umbreto Casargola.
la
Clara \. Davidson
Va.
George W. Davidson
Patrick McGratl.
VS..
4. W. Lambert
J. p. Scothan
vs..
c. c. Clarke.
Continued on page 2.l
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-09-14

Better Designs and Larger Assort-
ment than ever before.
Rulers and Blotters FREE with all
purchases of books.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-11-03
.Nss.sTAM
Saved by Dynamite.

Sometimes flaming city is say ssvea cross. ss
dynam,i,,,ns n,in,es a cough hangs on so long,
Soete Son feel as if nothing but dyIhh%,1s ya2honn,
would We yrites: cIte i' "My wife had very ag, :
Ga, wri'cs VIII esrob which kept her awake
giaEase' gGaH,s T%o physicians could not help niI
hign's, har. 80 she took DR.. Kings New Dls, nd
ner; rT so for for Consumption, Coughs ano n,
c%IIS Go;IsS which eased her cough, gave; dti he'
Go,"S' sioeM and finally cured her. ssf1cI's
sliep sciepp,itic cure for Bronchitis ana Store m,
grippe. sfrip At +. g; Dukes ta1 drug s1Tia Trie
npp5o nrire Soc and $l.Oo; guaranteed, lr''
hottie free.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-11-03
r a BnSdnd MRiRuS'

p,nl,d dale mark is the name sN,n
rrvs,crio,is disease that a'''cN1
nearly every one who STAYS !" T., fonnd
f,r any lcngth of time """ - ao. IN
.Is, nt Aleppo and other places -" i"
,r,y,li.h Asia. 1t is sore tlat coinen COM
,n;y once. but lasts year leA> ms ,,,r
srar.the shape OF date. Nearly al an, ~,
natives arc marked With 1t. NO re,ii."s ,,.,
,'a,, no,n found for ii. but hypoSulp'''''
,l, .c.ms to have some erect Vi
the mark.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-11-03
Terrifflc Race With Death.

"Death was fast approaching," wEi.es T,a
Ralph +. Fernandez, OF a aamPa'd snit% death stI,'
describing his fearful race WIN h oH Hesrt
"as result of liver tronp'e G n,e an" "f sleep
disease, which had robbed me esd oi tried
and of all interest in liie. and h"s several
many different doctors ost anu mil 7 be.
medicines, but got no pene''v 60 wonder
gan to use Electric bitter?, ,bree davs
ful was their effect that III tnd tndov an
felt like a new man az" Gnaranteet
cur" ctE G = Dukes drug store; price ooc'
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-11-03

reasons otherwise political, the sinh
ing fund commission entirely stoppe
my work under this Act. In II
language Of one, 81 was raisir ga
much hell in South Carolina/ "
error OF S3o, 900 was tra1me Pat
Comptroller General 'stacious inter
ported also frS'
OF the laid Nine. Nilsson Il nave ',",t ""t
GG, ~, asking about singers. l wv NV
,,,r1 patti as " singer. l pace ho'
'.,'1,,,, th, angels. \ Patti only CONF
10 a planet once during '''"' - stage
.>i,,rncr." such an absence VI 'a,
irnlousy has probably De'er '
rulalcd
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-11-03
GEO. w. GOING.
THE SEC r
OF SUCCESS.

N,,,;,o our business is far above our
we keep up Il con-
t;nnous effort to get new business
With new up-to-datc good suoS'ah-
t;al merchandise. we ora" . lno
line of scrviccability. II an i'cin
does not meet that test we GO lo. NV.
sell it. Sobcar in mind these lac1S u;
and do not fail to see US wllci ,a ,.o
need of anything. We always yya nave u rc
something to interest you. we Sao Slo
adding new lines every day' coU, ovo
ms for your Shoes, UndcrwearI' can
tnn Flanncls, Outings ana 0Vhel M
sucb s like Merchandise. we nave
Bargains in these lines. "hen W. W.
saw Bargains or Best that's JUST .ol' 'h'
kind you will get. we 90 no' ;n, ,v,S
on printer's ink and never mln' @
What our competitors say; custom
, crs opinions arc the ones that co'''S
Ask your friends about us
E The Union Mercantile u
TELEPHONE NO. 127.
IT, Hawkins and r. N. Spfous
ce O. Managers.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-11-03
Famous Fruit Farms of Texas.

,,.or.as Louisiana, and the grcat
Atka,,S@' ,,tkmcst reached by the Cotton
TSIt ReIt Route. You can purchase yc[y ,;cE,
n%non n round trip "IIome Seeker stcn .tcN-
cheaP c,at tN Atlanta, birmingham, Admission,
A. Nm n" comery and certain other PoIntts W.
MohtSo MOI GSSt or third Tuesday: Tickets
oud' ond allow stop overs any point ad w"sI %, %,
Wcmphis. Ask for tickets 70 rctH "rit' u'
Memphis and The Cotton bc1e. P.ss M rt
W - l.. p. SMITH, Tray fass. ~ -
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-11-03
~ ~,artt of Good WORK.

The great thing is to produce ,"nan n",n
inc Of which. if it comes mo ",U',., ,r,'
I,pht vou will he ashamed, anu unst ,,,
,S ,',",,nnr # does come into broad i'gh'
or mo- need not much tro""'e so''
Matthew Arnold.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-11-03
a STARTLING STATE
MENT.
Grave Accusation Against
Sinking Fund Commits
sion.
To the editor of The News and
Courier: Mr.. J. NJ. Whetsell. ty-

To the editor of The News and
Courier: Mr.. J. NJ. Whetsell, ex-
treasurer Of Dorchester county, usaa''
,,~ ,,ro Tru,}me in his article in reIwryn
..n, 10, larSr~Aar-- Ger e-al 49,, ,he
Io' ,,, uc,.nnl and the third lh'o III,
.,h each swarm had ltH "N" w."
,.,, doors, and if they "'dn
Alamo, in Il nrichhorly WA! iios
I, huudrr's fault. y IhrIli'' H'> .,a
,.oy had swarmS u sell ann ,'.,
hivr was ready Mr.. i''N.'n
, horse and wagon an" N'n' u.
H,.,. The farmer Wallleu !" -;
nnnut h.cs their habits. 'A''' '''' ,,o /
,,ns and 60 give his cnS'o''''' ILL.,. ,
o;rtcrs but Mr.. i"rkllS vas :,
lo Eot a word did he say w.
g""'"' ,.,,t ,Uav. He brought u'
ho,ro ot night and arrange" Wv
rivcs so that they must ""N i, ,rh
,rrinp for the larger alh''' "'i,
,,.reu h.. went to bed II" '"''
Lands and said TO his WlI'' ,v,
.lIouucr. | can't comprci''" tn
,not idea. but it's Go'h ~
,,,,,,r nc in bar'lS and bar Is Oh '''o",
,H., ,.ou are rollin' IN DIAMONDS !"" !"
,',,,. [vho to he thankful To.
ann cumc up hot ANA T'u No.
.,,iro, and as soon as II p"lH,i ~,
,bc mis-, the bees W"r" h'''" ,,,,
,sh swarm was willing TO o''"iM ~ o.
,,i,.n lint each wanted IL "H ~
',Ls # didn't take long 10 H'",
.,.on and three minutes al''' e.a,
al = took In all the insects -N''',
.;r,,l oIa row they suddenly il'"
n,o,r minds that "thc man h'S",
,,,," was responsible for 'ne WIZ
n,c, and they went after nm
n,dontallv they iabbed AuN i,"','i ni
,,. - dozcn times. lnctdehtahA "'
49,. ,rort for the ncighborS on ci''
,idn and then continued on ll'o W.,
, I,o number of victims hhalH =
rnd IN about 30 There was ,''"''
;ro and lamcntation galore "nn W.; W.;
,ro mob finally reached III" ''N, -,
,nueo 10 wreak its vengeance 81
foun1 the hens trying TO take ioIS
sion Of the big bivc and ia l'tN
syvothet in bandaScs that 'leH w
nt oven see an cyelaSh as he '''
explained: ho,o gone
,bore and behaved themselves o''
,,,dr,t do it and here I've ioS'
a,od nc three days and them squa'
won amount NJ, QUA
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-11-03
A Creeping Death.

Blood poison creeps up towards Ttnsrns .me
heart, causing death. j. T. otea[rs; a;n,1
Relle Plain, MINI. writes thai a iriGni' nh;nh
dresdfully injured his. hand' W, pnnh'
swelled up like blood poisoning. d;uon 1aon
lens Arnica Salve drew out the Ioi11E;sa 1;sa
healed the wound, and saved ms sorns lae
Best in the world for burns anu '''0'
oSc at I. c.. Dukes drug store.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-11-03
, or the Lilies.

"Er- Miss IIardy-Grace-ao 20" nor n.r
,n;nE that these valley lilies are yer!
ncautifulE' ., hlos.
"Znt SO beautiful as orange o'o'
SONS. Mr.. Jones. oo,rocoa
And, thus assisted and 'ncournSG" o.s;,,', =,
H., ,,roscn1ly driftcd out upon IN" "'u'
( ,vidn sea of welded DiiSS'
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-11-03
Notice to Creditors.

an r,rt;es having claims against D i.
,vnndp nn p"J Letter, deceased, are notified 10 10
M"ouS "C"nt 'u them properly attested to the Inc
pru1Somi; at Santuc, S. c., ana al,
mnri1s nn rtirs owing the said deceased mus
make pay J. II. JETER,
Administrators
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-11-03
Cleared for Action.

When the body is cleared for action, @ !,
NV DR.. Kings New Life Pills, you cai, can
ten it by the bloom of health on the tae
cheeks: the brightness OF the eyes the ths
f;rmness of the flesh and muscles; 't,'
buoyancy of the mind. IL dry yyts ,he"' ="
G Dukes drug store, 20 cents
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-11-03
IntiunntiOn.

$50 the msolcnt fellow re'"S'u ~
'" .!IIc did not say 50 in words ou' he
irtlmatcd it,"
"lIow soE' , poris
"IIc kicked me downstairs - "' -
Journal
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-11-03
Notice.

All parties holding claims against i,i the
,tata IN G.. Lawson, deceased, VIII
sit please u PRESENT them at once ,ssns ana call all
those owing the estate Will please Ga'' Ca
and nE1e settle at once to II. G. LAWSON, JR',
ExecutOr.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-11-03
4 nesperntc Case.

Walk O. Nights-Doctor' VIA. r.
s,n,n,r remedy for sleeplessness! DoI
tor Let the person cohh, '' w. non.t
asleep. Walk o. Nigh's-h'
count. It's the baby.
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No Miracle.

"Did understand that he c'"''ne W
hc able to cast out deviis .;ro
" NO. he is Just an artist at 'hiC" .n7 .ho
~ ~, m s,ns-;nlaw out through the
window
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Cabbage Snakes Not
Poisonous.

Considerable harm has been done
to the tra.e Of cabbage vendors in
this section by foolish reports regard
ing poisonous cabbage snakes. State
Entomologist Smith, Of Georgia, says
after Investigation that the worm is
entirely harmless. His report, made
in reply 10 letter from b G. Smith,
OF Eiberton, Ga, has therefore di-
rect local interest. 1t is as follows:
During the past few weeks several
specimens OF what is popularity
known as the cabbage snak." or
chair worm" have been received at
the Office Of the State ErtomoIogi>
Most OF the parties sci ding these
specimens have iuqni.cd about the
poisonous properties of this little
worm, and many Of thom kave been
under the impression that they w"ulJ
certainly be poisoned by eating cab
bage infected with this worm.
The numerour reports received and
specimens Of worms found in some
section Of the State have been the
cause of i'juriDg the sale of cabbage.
One Of our correspondents, Mr.. B. G.
Smith, Elherton, GA writes: THE
cabbage industry will soon be ruined
If the worm question is not soon sat
isfactorily settlod." Many other
quotations Of a like nature could he
given here.
For the past two years this ques-
tion Of the cabbage snake, which is
supposed to be poisonous-has arisen
and nearly every newspaper and agri-
cultural journal in tho country has
had something to say on this subject.
Most OF them have reported tru,hfully
that no foundation for the he reports
Of serious poisoning from eating this
snake could be discovered.
The writer wishes to state n few
facts which will serve to clear up This
important question. Prof f. H.
Crittendrn Of the bureau OF cntomol-
ogy, United States Department Of
Agriculture, has issued circular
under date Of May II, 1905. in which
he asserts positively that the cabbage
hair-worm is not poisonous The
little hair-lke worm which has been
the cause Of this almost universal
scare is scientifically known as NOR
mis- albicans. This creature is neith-
er an insect nor snake, but really
one of the hair-worms, Of which there
are several species. IT. has heen da,o
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Tho honor we receive of those MWn' W
fear and stand in awe OIL 10 10 "
honor. .-Montaigne'. .-.-.-.-.'
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In the early morning hours rev peo,
pic arc in the MOOD 10 pies'
who invented alarm CLOCKS.
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porentancc Is apt to be genuine II u
fellow gets caught.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-11-03

djp,omat is fellow who' II ~.
.n,,not ret what he wants, wants wha'
he gets.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1905-11-03

Having promised to endo" neri o,
,,,,rricd woman naturally expects he'
husband to deliver the gooos'
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II Won want a woman to take ADVICE
never give it to her.