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Farmeir 'Union Bure u of .oth -Co d b thi Squth Crl'ArWa 'Orh' Eduoa tional aid Co-Operation Union. omnieniationb Intifded for th's depatmenit should fii a4dresed to J. C Strlbling& Pendleton, S. C. Before you can require or expect other organized tradesmen or com binations to be honest and deal fairly with you and your fellow farmer, yqu yourself must be honest to yourself and fellow farmer and got right by joining the co-operative mvement among farmers for the betterment of all. Condemn a man to death and then compell him to dig his own grave is the limit to his punishment and un fortunate end. About the next thing to that pun ishment is for the all-cotton farmer to be condemned into the idea of getting rich by growing cotton exclusively and then being compelled to dig his own grave, financially, by dumping his cotton upon the market at the other fellow's price to pay for bought farm crops also got at the other man's prices, If that isn't the limit to farming agony and ignorance in a business sense what is it? Watch the silent bull dog creep in up behind you; he is dangerous. But never mind about the much barking fice parading around in front of you. Parallel cases of this kind among men are common; the big fellows get to gether in secret, meetings and con spire to rob the farmer, and the only way the farmer has to keep them from doing it is for farmers to get together in secret meetings and de vise plans to protect farmers' inter est against all the many schemes to get his products at their own prices. All cotton seed meal that is dam aged or risky to feed to stock should have the death crossbones brande.1 on every sack. Our South Carolina pure food law, passed at the last legisla ture, is no good. We need a pure food law for both man and beast with an unerring provision for its enforcement. Wrong End Foremost. Instead of cotton growers tottering up and down' the streets with a sam ple, of his cotton asking buyer what he will give. We want to see the farmer . bulk his cotton in big lots when buyers will be coming along to know just what you have and what you want for it. Educational and Co-Operative Union. There is a big thing in this name! It implies that when the farmer be comes educated well up on the busi M The~ If you would live lor Most cases of sicknei A disordered stomacl No other disease acc< Does your food distr Does a bitter fluid riF Are you weak and dl Does everything appi Is there a bad taste i Do you experience a Are you becoming th - Then you hiave dyspe Many people think ti naotl Dyspepsia never cares ii We know of but one Rlexall Dyspepsia Tablets. These tablets furnisi stomnach to digest food anm Ishment to the famished b, We have seen them ei * of a single instance where We want you to try ] .your money result. * GILDER ness side of his farming that he will sc then know the value of:the co-opera- r( 'tion and join in. a united work for a the good of all. pi V( Some few men among many have a1 it "sot" in their selfish bigoted ' minds that there should on- most ev ery bccasion be something layini ' about for them that others don't get. a These men- are not tumbling over each othel- coming. in the Farmers' Union,:and they are usually worth nothing to the Union until that sel fish, rusty shell is scrubbed off of le them. w rv Farmers must stop that set habit they have of growling about what others are doing against the interest of the farmers .when Ohey meet and then go back home and wait for some thing to turn up in your behalf. Far mners must get together and turn something up themselves for their own interest- or it will not be done. Get together and organize Farmers' ,Union all over the country and then you will be in shape to demand and get fair play in all things and 'an equitable division of the good things and pleasures of the days as they go by if you will co-operate and work together for the good of all. Farmers, above all classes men on earth, can afford to get together and attend to their own business in. their own way and let other people's business alone save when they get in the way of our pro.ress. Plant all the cow peas and forage crops that is possible. NeVer hold up planting something as long as you think it will conic in. Late hay crops IS are often best. m< --- th Get Your Gun Ready for This Chap Pl When He Gets to Your House of An inmposter, under the name of anl c eye doctor, is reported to this office as having just passcd througi por tions of Oconee, Piekens and Ander son counties in a great hurry selling grass frame spectacles for $10 that cn le bought anywhere for $1 to 6 $1.50 each. His plan of getting a start in a section is to learn the nane of a prominent physician and a few good ien in the country. He first succeeds in mnaking sonic pro iniient men believe, by hieing, that. the promiinent doctor has sent. himi the eye doctor-to fit him ip with a $10 pair of glasses. When this sale has been made this circulating eye doctor has this good man's name to use on the next good man, a kind of endless chain, rapid moving busi ness is on. The man actually sold sometimes as much as $40 worth to families in sight of each other. "Get your gun, Johnny.'' Don't kill him or brake any bones, for it would be; ! a pity to take the time of good men g to eith)er wait on or bury such a. pepsinaTable Secret of Long g, guard your stomacb. ;s and death are traced to the stomach. i shuts off' food nourishment-the active >mplishes this as quickly or so effective,ly ess you ? e in your threat ? zzy ? mar dark when you suddenly straighten up n your mouth and is your breath foul I sense of impending calamity a in and haggard ? psial iese symptoms will pass away of their o1 elf-even the best scientists often fail to eu remedy that will positively cure this disea m the one clement necessary to enable I to again take up the work of supplying n ady. rect manry marvelous cures. We do not k they failed to greatly benefit the suffea;er, texall Dyspepsia Tablets, and agree to rei if' you are not more than satisfied with Prce 25 cents per full saea package. Only at our store or by mail. &. WEEKS. Druggis amp. But when yu get him on the itreat down the road, let him have mild load of bird shot on the soft trt'just below tho hip pookets; this unteriritant will not only encour re him on his way but it will make more comfortable walking than tting down for many days, w-hich ill keep him walking. -Don't be raid of him lawing you, such chaps wer afford to risk the law. Imestown Exposition, Norfolk, Va. For the above occasion the Char ston and Western Carolina railway ill sell cheap round trip tickets. For Ies, etc., see ticket agent or write "ruest. Williams. O. P. A.. Augusta. Ga. s a soothing, healing balm containin no drugs having a narcotic effect. I ELl IEVES quickly and soothes the congested membranes and thoroughl heals and cleanses. Valuable not only for CATAR.RH but relieves colds throat troubles, bay fever, "stopped-up" nose, etc. We Guarantee Satisfaction. Buy a So cent tube of NOSENA from W. G ;I.yes & Ilrosperity Irug Co and get your money back if not satisfied. Sample tube and Booklet by mail ioe. BROWN M'O Co.. DEAD FALL SCHOOL. The patrons of the Dead Fall hool district are lereby called to )et at the school house on Saturday e 15th day of June, 1907, for the irpose of considering the building a new school house and also to ,naider the election of a teacher. B. L. )oniniek, Chairnian. R. S. Boozer, J. W. Crouch, Trustees. 4 2taw 4t. You will save money and gqt a better roof by using PAROID. Slate colorqd -contains no tar ea sily laid-A roofing kit free. Spark, water, gas, heat and cold proof. Losts ton$ and looks well. on't take an imitation. Send for a e swnplp and book of build Iugpla"iforA.2004041060. Inveltiffat. S.. A NNON AMPLX Life principle of life, as dyspepsia. from a bent position ? vn accord. Theyj .Wi re.it, se the)I our urn the 1$ WANTED 9D PIANOS AND ORGANS for which we will allow the highest prices towards now Instruments. No Du) rates to offer, but we Pledge better Instrumerts for the same or less MAone.v. I hain those at club rate )ffers. Write' Malo-les Music House, Co mmbia, *. C., for specia! prices an-] YOU A. genuine Victor Talking Machine 12 genilne Victor Records and 200 genuine Victor needles for $14.20; :n installment or for cash. Other N'ictors $jo.oo to $joo.oo; sinall sims down, and little slms per month. SALTER'S Art and Variety Store Opposite Salter's Studio. Most Angbi But It Taks If you want to save Di Klettner's shelves, for y expect to pay. CUT PR upwards, keeps everybo worth. A visit to O. Kie struck the right place. No matter how much pE others follow. It's to yc 0. KL. Where a fair and squa Newberr For Fai Weede Cottc anc We have had a week. One of the ormed us that >ne day's work la orm stand of cot Newberro We Lend. TO Buy Ho We provide easy terms of We enable borrowers to C n Monthly Installments, on illowed to meet obligations It is cheaper than paying i to save money to buy a honr Zontract. If you want to save mone3 take a Security Contract. I Call on A. J. Gibson, Asst Treasurer, at office, corner streets, next door to Copele SECURITY LOAN AND It Ddu Con Mok a Smart Man t( mes and Dollars, you car ou can get what you want ICES at this time when e dy guessing where to go ani tner's store will convince y WE SELL FOR LESS THAI ople talk about us, we leac ur interest to trade at ETTNI re deal at all times is a pred yHordwai rm Implerr ers, )fl Hoes I Cultivw big run on WEED best farmers in th his WEEDER paid st week by securirl ton where he used Pordwore Co Money mes! payment/ Lccumulate a fund which interest is at maturity. rent. If you want ie take a Security r for any purpose t pays. 7.nt Secretary and Boyce and Adams md Brothers. IVESTMENT CO. 3323E. 3.=*. 4, a. C. e Moneg, i Save It. find them on 0. for less than you verything is going A get their money's 'ou that you have ,4 ALL THE REST. : in low prices and ominating factor. e Co. ients. ftors. ERS the past e county in for itself in ig him a uni it. Buy flow. II1POIW