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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-23

Mr.. c. E. Lipscomb and sister,
Miss Lena, went to Marion Satur-
day, where they leave Mr.. Lip
scomb's infant daughter in the care
OF Mrs. Costa Hunter, an elder
sister of Mrs. 9. E. Lipscomb.
Mr.. Hayden Smith, of the
county, and student at Furman
University, has returned to his
home here on account of sickness.
Mr.. Smith has been in ill health
for some time and will not return
to school until he completely
recovers.
DR.. r. G. Hamilton and family
arrived in the city Wednesday
DR.. Hamilton is a practicing ply
sician, formerly located at Con-
verse. He will begin practice here
in Union. He and his family will
occupy one of Mr.. Milton Nc
Neace's houses on South street.
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Goes to New Mexico.

MIR. Nj. w. McNeace left Tues
day for Las Vegas, New Mexico
For some time his health has not
beer good. and he has been advis-
cd by physicians to try that dry
climate. MIR. McNeace is young
man OF good habits. and he is en-
ergctic and pains-taking in bust
ness. He leaves many friends IN
Union who regret to see him leave.
His family will go on later, but
for the present will remain in IN
ion. The Times will visit him
weekly in far-away New Mexico.
Our best wishes go with him.
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Postmaster Robbed.

q. w. Fouts. postmaster at Rivcrton.
Ia, nearly lost bis life and was robbed
of al comfort according to his letter,
which says" For 20 years had chronic
liver complaint, which led to such q
severe case of jaundice that even nv
finger nails turned yellow: when nv
doctor prescribed Electric Bitters.
which cured me and have kept me
well for eleven yours" Sure cure for
Biliousness, Neuralgia, Weakness and
all Stomach, Liver, Kidney and Blad-
der arrangements. A wonderful tonic.
At all drug stores. 80 cents.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-23
Barbecue December First.

The barbecue, by the Knights of
Honor OF the Pacolet lodge which
was to have been November 24th,
has been postponed until December
lst, Saturday. The cause of post
poncment is that EX-Gov. Jno. c..
Sheppard, who is supreme Dictator,
Knights of Honor for the United
States, could not be present at the
first named date. 1t is hoped, and
almost an assured fact, that he will
he present to address the people on
the occasion set for saturday,
December lst.
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Death of Mrs. BurnO Hughes.

Mrs. Bruno Hughes. OF West
End, Union, S. c., died Saturday
morning, and was buried Sunday
afternoon at the city cemetery.
Mrs. Hughes was a member of
Green Street Methodist church.
and was a faithful Christian work
er. She leaves a husband and two
little children to mourn her death.
Her funeral was conducted by her
pastor, Rev. w. NJ. Owings.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1906-11-23

The trip President Roosevelt
made to the iSthmus seems 20 have
satisfied him that the work was
being properly carried on. His
speech made Saturday at the pier
Just before sailing from Colon cx.
pressed his satisfaction.
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A terrific rain and wind storm
swept over the States of Mississip-
ri, Arkansas and Tennessee on
last Saturday and Sunday. Great
damage to crops is reported and
the loss of several lives.
Chicora college, Greenville, is
to be enlarged and developed. The
outlook for its future growth is
very marked.
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Church Notice.

There will be service at Brushy
Fork church, in Chester county,
by Rev. H. f. Brewington, on the
fourth Sunday in this month.
All people invited to come, at
II o'clock.
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Notice.

Special Thanksgiving services
will be held at Bogansville Metho-
dist chupch Sunday 25th, at II
A. NJ. Everybody is invited.
ID. +. Camak.
Pastor.
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ATAQOES CONTRA La
administration Du-
bIiCa de Lares.
CompatriOtas que piden Sc depulen
las aCuSaCiOneS.
81 son caIumnIOsas -dICaR que OCHpe eI acusa-
dor el sItIO que Ia ley TsseTua a los que
dsIInqusn.

Mario 20.-Un peri6dieo de Ponce ha
publicado varios artfculos, snscritos por
Edelmiro Mendez Serrano, en- los crales
Sc ataca acerbamente la administration pG-
blica de este pueblo, en- manos hoy de los
unionistas.
Ell articulista afrma que aquf no Sc
puede viyir por Ia falta de gsrautfss, que
es la actual una situaci6n LENA de crime
mes, venganzas, atropellos, compontes, etc,
ETC.
Sobre este llamamos la atenci6n de las
antoridades superioles, en- nuestra calidad
de verdaderoslciudad para que Sc abra
una investigation minuciosa de los sue ssos
que denuncia Edelmiro Mendez Serrano.
Nosotros entendemos que 81 tai estado
de cosas subsiste, debe exigfTsele toda la
responsabilidad que cabe sus causantes.
En- primer termino, la policfa, 6eba pro-
bar la falsedad de tan serias acusaciones,
porque ella es la llamada principalmente
persegulr los criminales, prestar garan
tfas, no Iealizar eompontes nj permitir
atropellos, en- resdmen; es la que debe con-
servar un buen estado de cosas satisfacto-
rio para la comunidad.
Tambien los jueces deben prcbar que
no son encubndores de gente mala, que Sc
cundan la acci6n de la policfa en- la re-
prensi6n del bandolerismo, que saben con-
servar las garantfas pdblieas por fin, que
responder efcazmente & la confanza del
gobierno y del pueblo, al conferirles la no
BILE representation de la ley.
Estas lfneas, en- sfntesis, revelan Il deseo
por nosotros sustentado, de que todo tran
ce Sc despeje la inc6gnita que Sc observa
en- los ataques de Edelmiro Me1dez Sierra,
no y 81 resultan probados debe procederse-
terminantemente, al castigo de los delin-
cuentes y de sus encubridores, y 81 por el
contrario, 81 todo clio demuestra ell simple
afan de la calumnia Ia difamaci6r, en-
tonces ell valiente acusador debe dar con
su humanidad en- Ell sitio que la ley reserva
los ibelistas.
Sin prejuieios de ninguna clase y en-
nuestra condici6n de ciudadanos honrados
pedimos que Sc depuren esos hechos por
parte del gobierno, para dejar bien sentado
el prestigio en- este pueblo, de los jueces,
de la policfa de la administration gene
raj, que nosotros reconocemcs, como eff
ciente y digna.
VARIOS UNIONISTAS.
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VARIOs UNIONIsTAS.
VISTA De lNSPEC-
CiOn en- Manati.
Sc dice que algunOs CaSOS de ViTue-
las Sc han presentatO en- ell pue-
bio.
SuplIca a Ia pOlIsIa de- San Juan.

Ode maestro corresponsat seAor YaLdss.)
Mario 21.-Se encuentra en- este pueblo
el sefior Lugo Vihas, insle tor del distri o
norte, acompanado de don Vicente Masca-
r6, los que hemos tenido el gusto de salu
dar carifiosamente. Tanto al mencionado
galeno como al mismo seflor Mascara he
mos visto examinando los establecimientos
comerciales demas edihcios; ell vecinda-
rio est6 satisfecho de la correction y buen
trato de dieho facultativo. Reiteramosle
nuestro cordial saludo.
Sc asegura que el senior Enrique vi
llamil, sera nombrado sub-marshall de la
nueva Corte que SO establecera en- San
Juan; es el que mayores rrobabilidades
tiene de ser elegido.
Ell sefior Juan Matthew, Sc ha seryido
ofrecer al p6blicO 50 oicina de farmacis.
La distinguida seilora viuda del Ii
cenciado Ramos, se halla accidentalmente
entire nosotros. Bien venida.
Sc dice que algunos casos de viruelas
sc han presentado.
-Dona Carmen Tglesias su aprecia-
BILE familia, eTan huespeces en- ell dia de
aver de la casa de don Jose Rivera.
Don Jose Men6ndez ha regresado de
Arecibo
Don Emiliano Miranda suplica Ia
policfa de San Juan, inquiera el paradtro
de su hija Pepa de q amos de edad, que
hace cerca de dos amos Sc dijo Sc habfa
ahogado. Sc asegura que reside por el
callei6n del '.Tamarindo'' Sc desea sea
reproducida esta noticia en- los demds pc
ri6dicos
Ell Comite Unionista ha celebrado
session.
-Referente la hija del senior Miranda
conocida por Pepa del mismo apellido, res
poDde al nombre de Virginia.
Ell caIor que Sc viene sintiendo es
sofocante en- extreme.
Sc asegura que una fabrica de tabacOs
Sc instalara aquf.
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LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTE

Itinerario.- -salidas de Bayamon y Capt..
tai simultaneamente.
Dias laborabIe-N. afiafIa 6, 8. 15, 90
8.45 11.OO. Tarde 1915, 1.45, 8.15. ABS. $50
Dias festivos.-Manana 8, 6.5, $40, 9.45
, 11.O0 Tarde 1215. 1.S0, 2.50s S.SO, 4.3O
$50 VS. Is.
BiiIete baratos para dlas festivos. De
Catafio Bayam6n, ida , vuelta 10 clase
SO-25 2R1 ase S0-16. De Bayamon Cstano
Ia yvu ta la clase $O-15, @ clase $0-1O.
Billeta rdinaEio de Capital CataiiO en-
Sa cIaBe 4 Centavos.
Rayam6n, IS de septiembre de 1903 Rs-
mon Valdes.
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Els necesario e1lgir que cads hostia tenga
grabadO el nombTe Digestive Mojarrieta
pero un solo estuche produce mejor efecto
que una 6ocena de botellas de aqua mineral
8 de cualquiel otro remedio. Ademas de
ser el dnico curative radical, del est6mago
y del instestino, Ell Digestive Mojarriet pu-
riftca los alimentes los haCe asimilabIes
El legftimO Digestive MoiaFrietac cura en-
un d1a las iIldigestiones, en- un mes las dis
pepsias gastralgias, en- tres mesas las
mas graves emfeTmedades cr6nicas del es-
tonnage y del intestine. Esta UNIVERSAL
mente cOnfiEmado, en- forma sin igual que
la efleacia del Digestive Moiarrieta es YER
daderamente radical y superior Ia de to-
dos los Otros remedies.
De venta en- las pT1ncipaleG faEmaCiasIde
de Europa y AnaariGs,
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AVISO.-Don Gregorio Lopez Falco par
ticipa a sus numerosos amigos Y relaciona-
dos, que desde esta fecha deja de pertene-
Ger ala firma de THE WEST
INDIES TRADING CO., establecida en-
mar parte de la connpafIfa THE WEST
INDIES CIGAR CO., establecida en- Are
cibo 3 v g.
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PASADAS las fieatas de la temporada
del Carnival ha realizado el popular
Amsrico Salas su gran surtido renovan-
dolo con artfeulos propios para SennGno
Santa P6scGas. En- Calzado no hay
quien compita con "El Popular" Las
damaa encuentran aIlf todo 10 que deseen
en- artfculos de Ultima noYedad, P.
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A GOLDEN OPPORT-
UNITY In a country
in which the use Of tobacco
is almost universal, the sale
of matches is, indeed, a pay
ing business. Why don't
you send matches to Porto
Rico and see to it, through
good quality and cheapness,
that they get a strong hold
on the market?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-03-22

HubO una nOche de SiglOs
Ell la historic bOrinqueila
cuya lObreguez ell alma
entriSteCida recUerda.
La augusta ley del trabaiO
que al espiritu da fuerza
nubl6 la prez de sus timbPes
con una mancha sangrienta.
Cain aherr0i0 a su hermanO,
le despOiO de su herencia,
con ell iugO de sus carnes
al pegujal di0 riqUeZa,
v eYOcandO de la casta
ell fatidicO Sistema,
hizO un eSclaYO a su imagen,
trOc6 al hermanO en- ac6mila.
iCuantO de dOlientes Iagrimas
YapOr que ell sufrir cOndensa,
empap6 ell provide surcO
en- que las mieses prOcrean!
iCuantO de indecible angustia
alumbr6 ell sol que da esencia
al cedPO de los cOIladOs
Y al liTiO de las praderaS!
iCuantas yeceS, al arruIIO
del ave que libre yuela,
sus implacables chasquidOs
mezcl6 la tralla funesta
que despedaza a la Yictima
Y a los YerdugOs afrenta!
Y asi cOrrierOn los siglOS
en- mi TERRA bOrinqUeiia!
jAsi la escarcha del llantO
abrillant6 su riqueza!
Mas 81 es l6brega la nOche
no hay lObregueces eternas.
POr fin ell sol en- 0riente
Sus llamaradas destella,
Y fundidas pOr sus rayOS,
caen deshechas las cadenas.
POr ESQ canta ell eSclaYO
Y la campana Sc alegra
y vale y monte repiten:
"iJusticia, bendita seas!"
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AVSO ESENCIAL
PARA Ell P0BLIC0.

Llamamos la atenci6n del pdblico y parcularmente
la de cuanas personas hacen uso del PURGATIVo LIE
ROY, de los numerosos productos fabricados
venddos esta rbrca que tenen de semeante
aquel exceente medieamento sino ell nombre, que
les da sin ningtn escripuo.
Ell pdbco comprendera que ell beneico de los eectos
erap6utcos que espera del traameno de las
intermediates para las cuales esa ndicado ell
. PURGATIVO LIE ROY eStOrbOS gdStricOS RsbreS 4
paQdeaS buOSaS, eRtsrtS dtSsRtsFta, U0RitO negro
QfecciOneS del hgadO etc. solo obendra hacienda
de los VERDADER0S MEDICAMENT0S lie ROY, los
ncos que contienen los principles necesarios para
! curacion. Z
FL pdblico observara iguamente que la absorc6n de
drogas funestas vendidas ell nombre de PUA-
TWO LE ROY que no 10 son, provoca, menudo,
agravaci6n alivio.
Exfanse, pues, los VERDADERos PURGATVoS 4
LIE ROY, fabricados por antigua FARMACIA C0TTIN,
yerno de LIE ROY 81 rue de Seine Paris, cuya
esta depositada Y levan ademas de la frma LE ROY,
el inventor la ESTAMPILLA KAcI0HAL de la RepGbca
Francesa esampila de garantia de la Union los
Fabricantes Sociedad constuida para reprmir las
) fasifcaciones. 4
) tDeetO del dPresdon J Repdbla Bunesa . Noi7l 4
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iREDENCION!
AL insigne puertorriquefio
d. Julio l.. Vizcarrondo.
Fundador de la Sociedad
Abolieionista espafiola.

La campana del ''ingeniO"
rObusta manO gOlpea,
pOF los YalleS dilatandO
Sns vibraciOneS parleras;
mas no es Ell tOque de alarma
nj el reclamO de faena
nj el grave clamOr de auxiliO
10 que sUs tOnOs eXpresan.
Es una ammonia extPaila,
es una milsica nueVa
estridente como ell PayO,
como la aurora risueha,
la que el bronco heridO esparce
pOr la llanura Y la sierra
fecundadas con ell sOplO
de la Yirgen pFimaYePa.
All compass do esa ammonia
confuse rumOr Sc eleYa
de sOllOzOs Y cantares,
bendiciOnes y prOtestas.
AlgO de febril palpita
en- aquella ruda mezcla,
perO es la fiebre del .idbilO
la que en- Sus ritlnOs alienta. :
EI clamOr de esa campana
que alegre repiQuetea,
en- sus lOcas YibFaciOnes
saYia de vida cOndenSa.
iESe es ell gritO de un pueblo
que sacude su cadena!
iEs ell gritO del escIaYO
que a la libertad despierta!
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-
iAc6mila, va eres hOmbre!
iSiervO, deja la cadena!
label! tn hermanO te llama:
cobra de nueYO tn herencia.
Tuviste fe Y has triunfadO;
Sigue creyendO 8. " espera!
De la faena extinguida
Yiene en- pos Otra faena.
IA TRAFALGAR con ahincO!
NueVO eStadO, labor nueVa.
Ell cuerpO esta FedimidO
iRescata tu inteligencia!
SALVADOR BRAU.
Abril, 1873.
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HOsPEDAJE.-se solicita para un
matrimonio con una seforita y un joven.
Sc necesitan tres habitaciones, 6 dos y mi
rador, Sc dan lasmejores referencias Di-
rjirse ''Huesped" P, 0. Box 837. San,
Jnan.
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Ell BANCO POPULAR DE ECONO-
MAS Y PRESTAMOS DE SAN JUAN
DE PUERTO RICO FUNDADO EN-
1888.
Hace prestamos hipotecarios con galan-
tia personal con deposito de alhajas y
otros Valores.
Adnmite imposicines de dinero, expide
documentos de fianzas pOr alquiIeres de
casas hahitaciOnes memories, y paga el s.
p9 de inter6s sobre cant1dades que Sc de-
p0siten; acepta eantidades en- cuenta Co
TFiente con 81 usO de cheques para disponer
de los fondos abonadO el misnO inteTes de
ps de acuerdo con los Reglamentos que
cada 1bReta contiene. 80 v. g.
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En- esta impFentaae vende papel de Pc
Ei6dico vieiO { 42.00 81 quintal
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(*l Artfculo debido a la pluma de don
Salvador BTau, que reproducimos de
"Ecos de la Bata1Ian, libro del mismo au-
tor, fin de que los que acaso ignoTan tras-
aprendan conocerlos en- tan brilIante ira
baio.
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Pun los dales que deen retivOs expeentes
FL eompado de da poelad d dpotar etiyO dez
de Ia cual lie fue uhatada los di
sguiente verified c 1906.
(Signed)
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En- asta impEenta 50 vende papaI de pCu
liodico yisio { 900 quintal
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IBElsuRY DEPARTMENT OF Porto RIsO
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.
BIEN Es INMUEBLEs.

sUBAsTA PUBLICA BIEN Es INMUEBLEs
de dia
Ia
cubrr
ddo cri6uen regs gdn dspone Ley
las Inernas
Decripc de la Contrib
gastos imRdo
TERCERA sUBASTA
Manuel Elleyauh Yeg len a
Genar
Peregrno Vn'amh oeuerdas BarroB aney HatlO
Ramos 0cuerda BarrloY YegpO Oriental, ,Iauno
Rom 90
Francisco Caldarda
Pun dals que respeivOs expents
compador propeiad deposar ecivO ell
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to let Maj. Maffett know that we
were about to be cut off from the
bridge. Maj Maffett soon took in
the situation and gave the command
for everybody to take care of them
selves. Everybody broke for the river.
| had been in the river and was
afraid to try to cross with my clothes
on. SO struck out for the bridge and
il was close race between me and
lhr yankees for the bridge. As 7
ran on the bridge the yankees we're
on inp of the hill climbing up some
cannon preparing to rake the. road,
but I got over before they commence
ed. Lieutenant Culbrcath was the
only man | could see from our com
pany when | Got across. all of the
company was down the river. In
the race of getting out dropped my
hat and lost all of my hard tack. 7
thought once I would run on and
leave my hat, but thought about
the boys would guy me if T got out
safe, 81 I went back and got my hat.
As we went up the hill as we crossed
the river, the shclIing was terrific
Ililliard Shccly, member of Co. H.,
Bird regiment, was just in front of me
and as he looked back minnie ball
struck him in the face. 1t did not
knock him down, he kept his distance
ahead Of me and | guessed he was
not badly hurt. but il proved to be
Il severe wound.
The shells would strike into the
hill and eXplnde and blow out hole
you could bury mule in. When
one would strike in front or near me
| would change my course until an
other one would rut me Off and start
me ont in another direction. ! kept
this up until | got out of their reach.
That night when we all got together
we found IL good many had stayed
on the other side of the river and had
been taken prisoners. Some of the
boys had thrown away all of their
baggage and as Ham Kiblcr said
about himself. that he had stripped
Off and was in light travelling order.
Ham had nothing but tent fly roll
ed up and tied around his shoulders.
Everybody had to make ont special
,rcquisition for more hard tack as
everybody had gotten theirs wet in
the river.
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Letters in Cold Storage.

One of Titles redeeming qualifi-
cations was her willingness to obey
blindly whatever orders, however in
comprehensive, her attractive new
mistress might choose to give; but
even this admirable trait sometimes
involved the family in curious diff
culties.
"Tillie," said Mrs. Nelson one
morning, "I have just ordered some
lettuce. When it comes I want you
to put it in the ice box right next to
the ice. The ice. See, Tillie, here
on the ice. When the lettuce comes"
"Yaw, meesis," replied Tillie,
seemingly with understanding, "my
feeX heem all gude'
1t was almost week later when
the thought suddenly occurred to
Mrs. Nelson, who had been somewhat
taken up with social affairs, that she
had had no news from home, nor in
deed any other mail She looked in
the letter box, but it was empty.
"Tillie," said the puzzled lady,
going to the kitchen, "have you TAX
ell any letters out Of the postbox
latelyq'
"Yaw, meesis," beamed Tillie,
rushing to the ice box. "My bring
heem for you. My do like you told
my.'
And there, nicely packed away in
tin pail beside the ice, was the ac-
cumulated mail for the past four
days, none the worse for having been
kept in cold storage.-Youth' s Com
panion.
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Mistress and Maid.

They had come to the parting Of
the ways, and at last Mrs. Tartly
felt she could with safety indulge in
few trenchant and opposite re-
marks.
"Ard now you are going, Janc.,'
she said, "allow me to say that I
trust You will leave me in orthodox
stylc-I mean in proper convey
ancc. You remember when you came
your mother helped you in with your
box. which was brought on a wheel
barrow. wouldn't mention it, but
I am afraid some of our friends
might see ynn.
"Ycs,' said Jane sercncly, "that
will be all right. My new master
and mistress are coming for me in
a motor ear waiting little way down
the street,
"But.' asked Mrs. Tartly, "why
didn't they drive to the front gatcq'
"Wcll, num- said Jane bland
~. "T expect they didn't want peo-
pie to think they were visiting
here. .'-London Tit Bits.
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ningS, having no opponent.
Three of the present members of
congress will be reelected without op-
position.
Mr.. Lyon, Of Abbevillc, has been
prominently connected with the dis
pensary investigation committee, and
his name has been mentioned for at
torney general during the past sew
'eral months. Mr.. Youmans is the
present attorney general, having been
appointed by General Gunter assis-
tant attorney general and being made
attorney general by Governor Hey
ward after General Gunter's death.
Mr.. Ra2s,lale was formerly state sen
ator from Florence county.
1t was thought for some time that
Mr.. Mcleod would have no opposi-
tion for lieutenant governor. Mr..
Seabrook, member of the legisla-
ture from Charleston county, had
been mentioned in connection with
this race, but decided not to enter.
Mr.. Smith, who will oppose Mr.. Nc
Leod, is banker and merchant of
Tmmonsville.
Tn the race for congress in this
district both Mr.. Aiken, the present
congressman, and Mr.. Boggs, who will
oppose him for reelection, are we'll
Known. Mr.. Boggs is at present So
licitor of the judicial circuit which in
cludes the counties of Anderson,
Greenville, Oconee and Pickens. Mr..
BoggS's home is in Pickens county.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-06-19
A Co-opeartive Summer Cottage

An article in the New Idea Wom-
ans Magazine for July, on elbow
Eight Girls Built Cooperative sum-
mer cottage" " suggest way to be
sure of having congenial companion
ship for ones vacation, so often a
disappointing matter in summer no.
tells and boarding houses. These girls
had all been spending their substance
unsatisfactory at crowded resorts
and resolved to try the simple life
and get back to nature for a change.
So they bought few acres of land
on the shores Of mountain lake and
had kind of octagonal cabin built
and furnished. The cabin had two
stories, the downstairs with living
room, dining room and kitchen, the
upstairs with eight compartments as
bedrooms for the eight partners. The
writer gives the items Of cost of the
cabin, which amounted in all to only
100000, and the whole seasons ex-
penses, including the cabin which re-
NAMED for other seasons, were no
more than the cost Of former vaca-
tons, which had vanished leaving
nothing behind, not even health
The New Idea Woman's Magazine.