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Letter, Note 4 Bill Hads Or any other kind of Job Work Neatly and promptly cxcutcd at the Times Job Office. Beef, Mutton, Pork IN SEASON AT II. G. BAILEY S BEEF MARKET.! I also liar die l'Yc.-h \ ogctahlo a\<' a full liue of Heavy an* Fancy Gr eerie*. First Class Restaurant With polite servants. When in need of anything call on H. G. Bailey. HERE YOU ARE. J. T. SEXTON IS HEADQUARTERS Foil Heavy and Fancy Groceries Fruits and Vegetables. Fresh Bread Always on Hand. BACON, FLOUR, HAMS, CANNED GOODS K and FRESH GARDEN VEGETABLES 7 AT LOUIS D. SMITH, The Housekeeper'."* Friend. don'tT Buy your conl till you have scon uk. are strictly "in it" and will ?iv? - * thft l?onofit. Itojif in mind when you buy coal from u.s you S <*n >dl not got dust and dirt. . the Respectfully, { ile McLURE <fc GIM1KKT. ft-30 tf. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. All persons'having claims again1! the tnHMte of K. M. J.ittlejohn ate hen by notified to present the awne prone rlv attested to the undersigned, find all p? rsoua indebted to said estate imut make prompt, settlement. Leila (\ T/itiiejuhr. 24?It. S. MEANS BEATY, ATTOKNKV AT I.AW. Rooms No. 11 and lij Foster building. 1-1 ly. DR. J. GARNER, 1*11 YSI( I A V A Al) >'.*1.r.l <>S. Will prsietieo luedeine in u'i eT : s branches. < Mllre in fro't ?.f < <<: .< h .ie?.; residence on South street. 1'iioneNo. 9."?. -1-1 J. FRED He LURE. ATTOItVEY AT LAAV. Will prnctu.'O ill all Court.*. (>T.i. corner Main and Judgment Mr. tts. M iy AGENTS WANTED?For "The l.ifc and Achievements of Admiral J)ewey," tho world's greatest naval hero. By Murat Jfalsfead, the lifelong friend and admircrof tin nation'# idol. Biggest arid ho*.? hook ; over ftOO pages, Nx ioinches : nearly J(K> pages halftone i iiurd ration* Only $1.50. Enormous do mand. U'g coin lissions. Outfit free. Chau<*<* of a lifetime. Write quick. The /.tominion Company, Hrd floor Caxt(?o >?'dg., Chicago. Fresh Glenn Springs }V;itir. 1 have regular shipments ? / .iienn Springs water at 20 cent* jier g.iliou. J. C. Hunter. \ HAMILTON'S > A ROMANCE. % .<r j o m m c& jj \y^ vS TR A K c? ? My v- WINTER. -vI Copyright, 1S03, by tho Author.] lived witj yon again under any circr.ir.H'auct s. You tnoi: udvantago i f litr. Von I ought l.rr v.itli a price. Von ill Vised her. I ;::i: ashamed to say it. i'.ii a k.i ui.--yi,.'. iiiuu lucre than t rid \ Ai: I yoa can a !: her \vh a she has ta toil t!:. swei i < of a 1 ?ul tr.arriav.e. whenho has known win t it is to live \v:t?i a ; ; ::i v.ho would thrust his hand int ? the .ire rather than raise it against a wc:.::;u yoa cutiusl: her tojto hack to the sluviry and degradation tf lite with yea? Tiiini;. i.:v r,\jcd sir. in it likely 7" "1 don't know whether it'.; likely." said L i'.. :.; (! <A away. "I know* what the law i-. as:/I 1 moan to have it." "I will 1.1 vi r ;;o back to hint, xi? ver!" Alary Ik; Is 1 out "As t\ r y . yoa jack a dandy," Edward t onway \\\ at on. taking i:o notice of k.r i::t rrni.tii :i. "I didn't know yoa tliis :.i ;r::iny when I saw you standing t;ill:i::._c at tko oM man's door. 1 asked yoa if y. a lun w f onie renple here wko were ;a.: .-iny under the name of Sstacry. assd yoa asked niewhat the man was like and what he did f. r a living. I told yoa that he scribbled novel - and that I did. n t know what his aji\>es:rar.ee was, and yoa told uie that ycu bad u. wr ia< t him. " "I never did," said Stacey, with delibrrat . ins. knee. "Von told me that yen did not know anything about lsiiu, and you sent aie1? you sent me?ycu sent me Ifoathlyu You told iuo that there was somebody ?an arrive or :i sernuniug cnap somebody? who lived l?y his wits nr. I who had a pretty woman with hii.i staving at lhiathlyii. Yen thought you had got rid of me. eliV But you were beaten for v nee in your life. Yon live by vonr wits, do urn'.' Eh? And tl.-r people have wit--. i: they don't ]\w by 'em! 1 went down the street. after we parted at tie1 ?V.i.r In re, and I a>k> d an Did grandfather, who loolnd a ? ,-ry old soul and likely to k: .>w t!? ighborhei.d ?I ask. tl him it' he knew any people of the nan..'?f Sincev. lie fat me on the light track. 'Why,' tai 1 h . that's the gentleman wii is living at the. Powva Arms ?him I've heard tell is writing a story hool:.' So I came baek to lind the gentleman who was writing a story hoc k." "Then," said Alan Starry, hi- voice very cutting and calm?"thou, my go <1 sir. you can go back again. This is not the place in which to settle a dispute of this kind. I presume you have a lawyer. I will give you the address of uwnQ. X-o po\v< r on earth can force tUis lady h> livn wllh yon aejnin. She (iMiuitdv vivfic-iM tfc-a Imam'. ICv.avliadv. ne i. ii: t.n kKtiws yl'iru 1 lire ..r if tH^re he atiy that don't know they can very easily iitid out. 1 will give you every information." "You will give me mv wife." "That I never will. W hile I have breath in my l V,y 1 will stick to the woman who took me in goo 1 faith for better, for worse. And if I km w anything of my friends they w'li hoy. > hi r more for staving with me than tk.y would if she went had: to what some people would call her duty and you." "Lawyers!" repeat d Edward Conway contemptuously. "I den t believe in lawyers lieiwven man ami wile. Mot a bit of it! It is all simp!.' ami lair and nboveounrd. I want n< laniv< r.t ? f tho way, lmt what 1 want I moan t?? have. I jiiairi- -1 Vi n white IV. rtl la, >y hccau.-o I v.t.h in;. 1 ahunt la;-. 1 was a fool, lmt linn aro always f, ] in that way. I've ho n ; ;nei; < :i a dc n island for a Ion;,* ti\.lni' I've haul nothing to do last ti th:i;i: ah.ast t!:,? wife who hi t Mini i . a!. 1 I tin t and I thorght ? th .t if c v v I g5 o k I'd make lo r cat 1 r w< ids - I'd make h'-r come like a d> to my f t. " '"Here! Get out . Utliis!" aid i^'tncev, breaking ii: i dv nj> a Ids laving, ' (let < Ut < S tills1 1'11 e 1"e 1! Il !. I "dog to yonr feet* id nt this lady. So, my gm d fellow, ja.st 11.:;t out ol v ir.r mind at <?lice. 'J'. U'e what sit ] s >. n li'.. . Hater a cliV' ice. We shall i;,.l ; in] it. 1 'leas y, iirsc If v.l.at yi;U c! i. idv tnlro yout < li . nt f onr v. iy. That's all we ;. At all < v? uts get c ;t i f tins room. H mi:. "Anil that?that i mv wif?!" t "That's may he : Vl I in court afteiward. (let oat my room!" "Not wilhl ill Jay \vif J. " "I j'louii c \ c :: vi/' and yon'Jl go a good c.e .1 iy.ii I: r than ; if you don't get ? ,t a' once. >" . c me. ;?. v A fa ^V. . /: f j \ ffl vL w v i Uy v [ i ppl \ n i / i r"l> \ t-i'V - /. \ y V ^ (J-- \_1 h->-? "Tii.ii, .; ' 'ii'i'i eni ; ? a. 11'i." I ?! :.'{ v. ant to > uiko i < no p p iv. V' i ?? , ..! ! ; iran ti m 1 inn, i I > ri 1 i try %vliUl? ??1" -i i; . liftt?'i* in;.II of tIn* t .vo. At t lliau your i H nii])loasuiii t > and distii-tetul t</ tbi? lady, and tb fbotoer yoa reliara ob of It tbo br-tftr 1 xtwtmrr*mrr* Tina whs a momentary scuffle, nnd tJj* n lI:o di v v.rs shut r.ml Alau Stat ! :a v.;.,; against it. He and Mary r. ere < *< <.:n; side < >' rho doer ami Ed\r :i 1 (' -sv.ay \ros on tbe other. t.);i ! !>! > Kdwwrd (\ yvrny began j tr,.} > ', ally t? beat at the door; thin be !! ': s.a.l :.t la: t. when the stent ' p.: I'. si: v?.l si of giving way, [ fhere was rt vutu'wa cassation of \1?? ' *t'h its to cr.tr?a panto, a groan and the natfil vl a heavy body tumbling to I * **r* ?- * " 1 "ilr.l:! Something has happened!" ' tuid :dany t.? Mary. "Oh. Alan:" "V< : th.y'vc all stopped talking. I heard the landlord's voieo u niinnte ago. i shall open the door." "Oh, no: don't. Alan! He may shoot you." "?!.>. Li i\ :i! He has had a fit !'" And i ? it proved to he. The oxeitej i.n:::. the great mental struggle nnd 1 tie p!>\-unl strain to which the tinfor! tn:;:;le man had put himself in trying ! to u-rce i re:: the door liatl all (luue their i work. Wh.nAh.n opened the door, it was t > f'.i: 1 r.eiw;:rd (Am way on tho stone j 1! i. r ( f the ; as.-a go in a fit of apoplexy. , an 1 Mary w,,.* practically a free woman | They rai- d hi;n from the floor and cari v: i him to I d. but be never spoke or | showed signs t.-f c. nsciefgncss again. i-Yr n few hours he 1 in gAe?k-breathing hi avily and with labor,' .md during all those hours of anxious waiting Mary staid, down ov. the beach, listening to the heatin : of the waters upon the j r-.ek bound coast and wondering, won! d.T::i;:. whetln r P ovidence would be kind to h -r or not. Tina Alan Stacey came down to tell 1 her th.it ail w is over. "1). r," he .-aid. "this has been a I h till le time for you. I knew as soon 1 as the *. 'p rt earns that they had rescued i Mime .I -.l.e \v < f the Avikliama; I I saw it in tho evening papers. I have ' never be. n : are whether you knew or j not. Perhaps I was seltish to keep it ' from you. but I felt that I could not? j could not?come and tell yon what i would put yon out of my life, out of my home, although nothing could over put you out of my heart. Nobody will j know anything aK.r.t it now njPi .i in* I deed T.v the merest chancv. y.hen ;h re 1 Would be miller blame nor l .ainy 1 attached to cither ?>f us. I told the landlord a lie. I t.<Id him thai Conway had mistaken you lor ponn bi .lv e!.-o. ' and he b. lieVid it. 1 told him that ic i Would be vi :y unpleasant for you if, j when his relatives eame down, you | wt re mixed up in the story in any way, xi.il 1 l'iivi! liini a tetiin-r to lerivo ns cur of tin.' affair :ss i"- ir us is } os-ible. He i was ino.'t sympathetic. lie will never ; trouble us. Wo will go lack to Lc ndon ! at once?v>v can gi t part of the way I tonight?an 1 as soon as possible we "will ho quietly married in gome out of ! the way church, where nobody need ! know anything about us." | "Dear Alan," said she, "what cut of j the way dim eh will you find where no! bouy will know anything at out you 1" "Well, dear child, there are good : t*uJ * ill tni..' world w!i? w- l^art ) --y i-i- ui ~..w itTtii tiiis unhajipy s&ry. it iii no great 'natter if th* worli ily-s l::i.>v/ ; it will be certain sure then that you and I are fast tied in wedlock." Tin: I:XD. TllllEE AND?AN EXTRA By B.UD7ARD EIPLING. When lialtcr ami kcil rope nro slipped, do i not v;iv. .? with sticks, but with gram.? , Punjabi Proverb. After marriage arrives a reaction, i sometimes a big, sometimes a li'.tlo, one, but i. cum-'.s sooner or later and must bo tided ov r by not "a parties if they dej sire the rest of their lives to go with the i cm-rout. In the c;i. ? < f thrt Cii.-.ack-Bivmnrils this reaction di 1 not set in till ti e third , y->:ir after the wedding. 1'r mmil was ! hard b> 1: Id ; t the best of tim- s. but lie : was a l-.-autifnl husband until the baby died an 1 Mr--. Br. in: :il wore black and grew thin and mourned as if the bottom of the univ-r e had fallen out. Perhaps iin mti'tl onglit to have < iinforted Jo r. 11 tri'd toil > so, I think. bib the more lie c >11irti <1 l he in.Iliivmj iii Twwd and con qii'iitly the more in ! 1!:' miniI ;?ivw. Ti:?* fact was ;lint 1 i: \ Ik.: ii mc<l> 1 a t j! , imrl tin \ .it it. Mr--. lJrt >-::ni 1 can a ii'or <1 to hiiu' i now, lint it win nolanghii matt r 11 her at 11:.' 1 imp. i \ ?. ; - , 3fliaaksbrt appear, d on the i;. : o; anl v.' r, >h" esi.-" . \V?a j'i'.ir eh nco of trouble. At Simla her by* lrsi'ii i I: r: :y 1'. t.< 1. " t-!;i had v. ill that tin;' liv liir.c:; t > lay own errtain laiowl Showman little, brown, thl *. til ii -t, nkinny woman with biff, tolling, violet bluo cycannd theswe t >.t i.iaai; i in : h*! vol id. Von had only to iai i.ti 11 hi i i.at alum a. :? ; a for every woman in tin* r. in to rise up ami call hi r well- la' ? 5Ii->- i. J-'ie va* c!i vt i, witty, Li iiiianl and . p .v!clni < hey..mi tin t < I' in r kind. lint po .. d oi' many *i**vil?* of malice uno ia voii-n Slio ci uld ha i.'. (>, ilio-h'.'ii, even toil r ow:i > x. lint tii t is another St i I V. 12: nrnil v.a nt riff i t sc? r-? after tin* L.;hj death ami then -. .! diet , i >rt that fnlli.wi I, . nd Mr.s. liatksh '< anQoxed him. Sho too it no jilen nt in hii ' !: r oaptiv* s. -lie an.. \ .i liim pnl lieiy a.. I ... >v that tli pahli iw it. J lo n do \. ith ia r ami w. iked with ii> r and ia!'.:< ! v. i' h in r and phnitki lwilh i). r am! 1 i. .i:n d at l'ehl i < \. i.!. Ii. r t ill pi >|.Ii jeii i:p tin ir i yi brows ai. i sid. 'Shocking!" Mrn, Bretnmil staid at hi>?.? turning ov< r tho ijeml !. fr. t : - and n j inif into the i nipty < r; i-b* Jalie did not ire ' i tin aovtlii: ' I . .t >' in; eight rlc.tr. aii. i t ii.na'. lady i .\I'I.111.i i.. : iV.i :i HI .> *'?}? r in fas ? i< il'.il m.:-< tlx ( i . of it. Mr.s I): n.i' il list mil qu i!** : aial tliiinkcl tiicio l'or tin*ir ;j. <i ?t ,i.< < , bhc wna not as clever as Mra. llauksnee, ' tinwu oaJaA. Bh9janRjt?r,tmr conm I and did not speak to T,i\ w.ail of what she had heard. This is v,..rth | retucrahcrinr;. Speakirn; to < r c. ; in,; over a husband never did any ;;oo.l } i Win.a Livnunil was at h nm\ which was not often, he was mart nneeti. n! ?ui than usual, and that show, i his I Ik.ad. The r!2cctio:i was forced par.ly ' to sool.u* Ids ? v.-.i conscience and ; nr.ly to st. -the Mrs. Ureinmii. It fail \l i:i both r^ ;<jrds. Tie n "t'ao A. D. C. iu wnitin ; was commanded by their cmvlLneiea Lord and Lady Lvttcn t > invito Mr. and Mr \ Cuvack-Brfintnil to Pot; rh ?fx on July 20 at p. in." "Daneiu;;" was in the bottom left hand corner. "I cannot ;.'o," said Mrs. Crcratnil. "It is no soon after poor little Finnic: hut it need nut stop von. Tom. She meant what she said then, and Bremmil said that ho would go just to put in nn appearance. Here be spoke the thing which was not, anil .Mrs. Bremmil knew it. Sho guessed? a woman's guess is much more accurate than a man's certainty?that lie meant to go from the first, and with Mrs. Hauksbeo. Sho sat uiwn to think, ami the outcome of her thoughts was that tho memory of a flood child was worth considerably 1 s than tho affections of a living husband. She made her plan ami staked her all upon it. In that hour she disci vered that sho knew Tom Bremmil thoroughly, oral this knowledge she acleil on. "Tom." said she, "I shall be dining out at tho Longincivs' on the evening of tho kGth. You'd better dine at tho club." This saved Bremmil from making an excuse to get away and dine with Mrs. Hauksbeo; so he was grateful amlf.lt small and mean at the same time, which was whoh some. Bremmil left the house at o for a ride. About half past in the evening a large 1 alitor covered basket came in from Philr-' for Mrs. Bremmil. Sho was a woman who knew how to dross, and she had not spent a week cm designing that dress nud having it gored and hemmed and herringboned and tucked and rucked (or whatever the terms are) for nothing. It was a gorgeous dress, slight mourning. I can't describe it. but it was \ h.,t The Qne: n calls "a creation" ? a thinglhar hit you sir:::3lit between the eyes and made ym: gasp. She had not much heart for what she was going to <]?.>, but j.s :d:e glanced at the long inii ier she had the satisfaction of know ing that s'.io had n< \vr looked so well in lu-r iii'e. She was a large blond, mid when ? he chose carried herself si::" rbly. After the dinner at the Longmercs' she went 011 to tlio dance?a little late ? and encountered Erommil with Mrs. Haukshee 011 hi:? ami. That made her llush, and as the in,n crowd d round her for dances she 1 oked magnificent. She tilled up all In r dances except tune, and tin so she left blank. Mrs. Hanks* bee caught her eye once, and she km w it was war?real war?between them. She started handicapped in the struggle, for she had ordered ihviniuil about just the least little bit 111 1I10 world too much, and he was beginning to rest nt it. ?I,.n over, he had never seen l\!s wfrv irr. v -a i-iTciy. Tie stared al Jar fr> in doorways and i;lar d at her from pas.-ages as she went about with !u r partn, rs, and tlio 11n.ro ho stared the more tok. n was lie, Ilo could scarcely believe that this was tlio woman with t'10 red eves and the black stuff gown who used to weep over the eggs at br< nkfa.-t. Mr*;. Haul tsbco did In r boat to bold him in play; but, niter two dances, lie crossed over to his wifo and asked for a dance. "I'm afraid von'vo come too late. }Ii\ Breniniil," she said, with liev eyes twinkling. Then ha begged Ik r to ffivo liiin n dance, and us a great favor she allowed him the fifth wait;:. Luckily five stood vacant on his programme. They danced it together, and there was a littlo flutter round tl. re.- LV :n:nil had a sort of a liotii a that lii.s wife could dance, hut he n? ver know alio danced so divin-ly. At the end of that waltz Ik? aske1 f r anoth.r?as a favt r. n-.: i* a vie hi and klrs. Lki minil said, v mo your programme. dear!" lie ?, w.sl it as a naughty little schoolboy hands upcontrale.n l sweets to a jim-v r. Tin r< was a fair sprinkling ??.' , "It" i ?! it i -1.i "JI" at supju r. M? e ]:r. ii 1 nothing, hiti . 'ii 1 <t i ait . . a i... ran i r p-noil .hrum-h seV' ii and i:i!i? -two "it's" ? and l i turn, t tin- card witii her own .n ine i I writt< ii above, a j. t nnin i that oi ly I she an 1 Ik ? husband us !. 'j'h: u she sin,. k !: r linger ;.t liiui and said, huigii' in;.,*. "t?h. yi.a silly, silly hoy I" I M. . 1Ian'.; 'if. heard that, nr.d- vlio j ov. 1, >i s much It It in had tii ? wor t of it. i'i :;i i.e ptoii .< a ami nine I gviil fully. M hoy darns i '.a n ..nd s it ; o ". niii in ( flic liitle v l:tWhat i ! ;< ii..nil : aid and wh.it -<iis. Lrcnuuil dl i i i i.o ' iiic :n of any (.nc. W in . t he i and strut k up "Tin Itoast < f < /Id ihigland." the two went out !' t . tin- vi rnnda. and Lrciinnil la in ! iiing lor l.is v. : dandy (litis v.:. ri. iw days) \viii' she ? i t ... ? lilt- i ii ?,ii.. M . Ji.'ii..' * b o can jo tip and nnitl, "Yon take 1110 in ??. > : iv. i t!il 11:. .Mr. Ilvonu il!" Jlreinmil turn d i.*fi i?* I looked f< '>!nil. "Ah'in! I'm Koinrt home wit", my wife. Mi a jlnnl.'bee. I think there has born a little ini lake!" Jh im? a man, ho ;;?k. as ihomdi Mrs. Haukabon wr-ro entirely responsible. Mr. . IJr.u:T.:ii c m k- < it of the cloakroom in a swan', o -v. n (ionic v. itlia white "cloud" round Ii r load. She looked radiant, and she had ;i ri cht to. '1 lie couple went < intothod: rln -s tor" tiier, Hrcminil riding very close to the dandy. Then s.?3's Mrs. Ilauksboe to me?she look' d a trifle faded and .iaded in the lamplight "Take my word for it, tlie; ' illic it woman ran man. a clever jiuin, but it needs a very eh ver woman to manage a fool." Then wo wont in to supper i raixewi.su***., ^?{fr*sanj .7iS I . . -.? - Results Fatally in Nine Gssss Out of Ten?A " Cure Found at Last. Acw operation, poison in the blood, circulating thro tho aoro or nicer?known as the poison remains in tho blood, and | re a < i wed v iolcnco. ?"* ? < i r n ci ci lno womieriui successor o. ?. o blood discuses which were considc spairincj sufferers to try it for Cane the physicians without a cure. Mu cpial to tho disease and promptly spread rapidly, and it was soon d beyond doubt that a euro had r found for deadly Cancer. Evident mutated which is incontrovertible the following is a specimen : " Cancer is hereditary in our family, sister and an aunt having died from disease. My feelings may be imagined riblo disease made its appcaranco on m; a malignant Cancer, eating inwardly in to cause great alarm. The disease seem skill of tiie doctors, for their treatment whatever, ..the Cancer growing worse Numerous remedies were used for it. 1 grew steadily worse, until it seemed that to follow the others of tho family, for I when inherne 1. I was advised to try Sw first 'lay, forced out the poison. I contin bottles, when i was enrol sound ami w dreadful affliction. though many years i fcr Cancer.?Mas. S. M. I not,, Winston, I Our book on Cancer, containing information, will bo sent free to a Company, Atlanta, Georgia. Montgomery. A!.;. Sp. tin!.? N> ? Knglnml panics have j.i iv'. a c.l :?? and water power at hock No. .'5. in Ssi. Clair county, tills Mate, on which ; ertct o:ie ol'C e largest cotton f ict.>: ? II t!i,J So;.111. 'i icy I'trp 'M' lo i eg: w '"k : ) :; ) da>s ami will expend v? . . million d.s v:i tin* plant. l\ci:i; i rka b 1 c Resell c. M.s. Michael Curtail*. Pki. ii I.1. Iil., makea tho fihteme.it tint ? e caught cold which s<tt!ed on her lut.p; alio w;\3 treated I r mouths by her fami'v physician, but grew \vcr?c. He t')!'i her she v.as a hopel?ss victim el c ms;: nip: ion and th-.l, no nndiiirc could cure her. Her druggist suggest ~d Dr. King's Kuw Discovery i' r consumption; sdie bought a b >ttle ami to her delight Ihun 1 her. til he: f litted !r. n: liistd.se. She computed it? u < and after taking i-ix holtics found herself 8 'Ui.d an I well nov.' dots her own housework and is as well a^ she ever wus. lV? e trinl bottles of this great discovery at F. C, Duke's drug Core. Only f>0 cents and $1. livery hot* In guaranteed. The Ail nnv <o acini h ;s 'hvi.'cd that students who go si way c;;n b* rcsnte to do mad doty en th?*ir return to their houses njoii due notice. The unit succ.-s-i <>l' ( Imjr.N'ii.iin's ' he, < 1 i '? ".I suit) 1 horn lb IIled'.' n lli<* 11 t-:it :n -iil of h.iwcl con if it.h Iran lvisidc it stanhil'l ov?-r the tresi'?*r )h?? c\\ i|i/. (1 world. For s.s!e hv Dr. F. (_'. Duke. Arrsui'i--ments use here mntc.riic* ' >v t!ic o-g uii.-. it 'on of a tit';y million do-1 ir i coiimation to cnntiol sind operate ibv j lKKi'ls ;u:;l department stores tlttou-jhoui tli" country. S'ck Headache is the haec of in e y :s. Dr. M. A. "hnnnons I.ivi-r M.-dieific cures and pa v-nts this atmojitig c irnplnint. n :Mi'-o!;'-' )r;ixilM ! : "A lt'.nn who n !<i v.11u t' 111tr w iiii'ii in) one ?-!.s !'.i:i ?!i< (m'i t ; Jul for ?1n!:r? it " C The in tita' whoso I.'.Vti iinactive is lui-.it ilt'c wiilio.it. apparent iiii i1. Dr. M. A. Sermons l.ivi i Medicine makes 1 i!"?* woslh living. a ? 'J !i lei I r? rr:i{ ? -?t n. it.* of t!? wi tilth of > :,! Ik jtilil! illl'l l;i -1 > 11 is i'J oOif 1.1) M ' f I, To > ;:t \.' li A jiji. ti'e. 1 wit'* Co.nVr' Hc.u with Tratapitiiy. i iki* a ii.. ; of M. A. Simmons !.i\er Me.;:.*:::o i I eaCtonttliy. >*.< hist \Vf. r. While IVl'/. 'I <S. (\) i! 1 .. .* slojipi-.i 'ui l!i<' lam!'. .*i. w..i i! , ni; n. tor iho wli?*? ?h to . i ;. 1 j! i 'i* .. i I linio. i I'io.VI it./. W'.' I .I ;; >!!t ti! 1 tlitd too!. lioJ-i !'a i ve < '. i-fri v ; and I. ?i:n?1 li r i:ii?*<l 1 . F?quen i . ?tr.H-tC'l Constipation er.uv. s mllamatiou of t!; !'. n\\ !-. !* ?< :!.?ii.-v Dr. M. A. s iMtiioiia i.ive: Medicine. I .... ? . i V> < i l: r.tal Hr.tCtf. The Soul hern has Week end r: > | to tin* mountain-' front litis p>it.!.; '! i !.. ts on sale Saturday arid Sunday, ,s ) ui to re turn on the following Monday a*-* follows: Aheville, N. (J Anion, N. <! * "> i !i t ch'-r. X. ( - "? I!- : 'rr.- niviilf, X. <' . 'J Flat r.. . N.C -! ? I Saluda, X. - ' '> ! Try on, X. 0 \ S' Tic'cot ? .^no-l on nn,< }>assc*n^-r l i-t.u. Two trains awry day. onr- in tin*?: \ morn in:* ut'.d on at - oYlocU, leaving I nion. O s i >. 1:1,1..la!, i, w! <> i i'f-n n.<i of w*-:ivi)i<x a' ,;i" <'i:i'a<n (<. '>tton M ills I. >li?* !,(. >! :-l month . !:: vend Ii:scon we! .!?! v.i'li l!i it fo;i ?< Jt ||(1 V. . Kll .'IK t?:- : I ;i !i i ,. i > ?! ? Jlj t III -S . si,.'.: ill Ml. '.'. ?. I >A ! !:' I;., J NM'iitiy purchased a house and lot. fearful disease often first appo am scratch, a nimplo. or lump ast. too smalt to attract a until, in many cases, tho doaa is fully developed. ?r can not bo cured by a surgical becauso the disease is a virulent ughout tho systom, and although Cancer?may bo cut away, tno >romptly breaks out afresh, with . in curing obstinate, deep-seated red incurable, induced a few deer, after exhausting the skill of ch to their delight S. S. S. proved ejected a euro. Tko glad news omonstra^ed all the while. itit the Cancer mus. s. m. idol. . I was doomed * know how deadly Cancer is. especially ift's Specitie (S. S. S ). which, from the ued its use until I had taken eighteen ell. ami havo had no symptoms of the have elapsed. S. S. S. is the only euro C. ^ other testimonials and valuable j ,ny address by tlio Swift Specific ' ? ? iirMMfTMri I C E ^ > 1 I have joist received a car of ieo and wiil coutiuue ta haudle it throughout the 8?agon. PRICES AN'i) WEIGHT Gl'ARAXTEED AND DELIVERIES MADE PROMPTLY. 1 J Thanking the public f.>r thiir past pitr ):iago 1 ask a continuance of the same. T O X T * + ^ t ^ , it. iviiu [ni^y. 17-lcdpONTRACTORS' m U ^BUILDERS'^ AND_iyilLL SUPPLIES. Catting*, fltnel Renins, Columns and Channel Holts. Rods. Wrights. Tanks. Towsrs, Ao. Stool Wire and Manila Rope, Hoisting Anginas and Pumps, Jacks, Derricks, Crabs, Chain and Kopo Hoists. trcast Sierv Day. Make Quick Delivery. LOMBARD IRON WORKSS SUPPLY CO. AUGUSTA. GA. 0 2 ly. Dr. C. W. AUSTELL, Physician and Surgeon, Ofl.-ra hia trnfesoiorul services to the people < 1* Union. Office in Bank Building. Leave culls at. Union Oni!- Co. store or ring up Plior.e No. It) lor prompt servi'.e. 15 41. CROWN TGRRENCE, H. D.t PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Oillca an;l apartnieu's over Duke's Drug Store. \ 44-0m. ~ I n f H Pi w h like Y V-Ji f 1 BOA bi> ? ft ' A " r Qi| #jt U a '..V' ' * " in*?i.iir-i x.'iii 1' REV, Li?a n vi v.uoLLtv col'v KU Viii.iM. u. I'I'.M. )o? Sorii. CHOI * 1/ t. I- #? rvumucKy oaaoie stallion, Jr. Haihh.kk \a a ho-autit'.il nuhogeny hay, lb hands h'gh. Was bred by Nt-al linrUnd, of Hawkins county, To;1) c^ oc, and was aired by old "Saddler," irom Clark *enii:ity, Kentucky; be by "Jim Wallace'*; he by McDonalds llalc/.Ti"; dam James Scott's pn i.iurn caddie ir.arr; 1st. dam by "flvauk", br?d by T. C. Van meter, * 1.. xiiigtc'j, K?.m-jc'k\; L'nd, darn by Tliiitiairt o-l' huddle Ktnllion: ho col:.bis.id I u bh.M-l ot old "Copper ' ' ' with ih.-t of ti e best racing ble d '1 Kentucky. Dt, ilhin by a.', .o ' ft d "A?ho;><x." V'Jl :?! id Union, 7v?ckbart ooi s i "i. Koc ? 10 JOHN T.K03E. i'resfcvierian College. Clinton, S. C. .11 ' IT' ! ( f I, (Jic-i d /*:?!? S r..r III xt \ l olli.'c idnc.iiion plai'td \\ i i! .: i '!,( v? if rvci v-,,nc. MAi'H i ' ! I. '. 'I h>\. 1 U l'l ft >N, lit H )M 1 i' ! i" > A It I'for 11 xt ("tillouinte ? . i i 'fi.t.HI. I i:i IVr.dfv of CX ;!? i i t. .'.?*i: !!. .,..I ii.i'.MMices: li I'll! .! io, . in-1 : 111 niHi-i s u| ;.l uily !> ! I' .i io . t U'lVr Jfood Ollly moil li>i- .in:' ?.<*|?:ti lined e full. Send Cill.tl" in to W. T. M AT'! l! I \\'H> or A. K. SfiiNt KU. o,; I "si, '* ; , IT \7 / ' l> v. itl. '? I ' > ' \S It. M'.ilH*. I'.'i.MM.vd ?'c k.} w i tin.? :n us if] ?"i ci <v?; ii )n.i>. H'?A 11 ten '' ).' . 1 r .; >.. iii< i ..u . i-in. v ...I.I.I- > 1 I?ATi I1 Hill ?. uk a a. Cktt.N'i sons, uoi i.u&ni*.CMb