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COME UP TOWN ' And save from 15 to 25 per cont. on your DRV GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, GAPS, GROCERIES, TOBACCJ, CIGARS, HARDWARE, ETC. You can suve^money by buying from mo. GEO. W. GOING. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. Tlin Tuv Rr.r.lj-a ...511 Ko. * * ? ?>v a UA 11 III UV UJJU1I IV'l IIIV collection of State, Counly, School, Road ami Commutation Kond Taxes in Union County for the fiscal year 18911, at the following places and datos: ( Union C. H., from October loth to November 1st inclusive. West Springs Nov. 2nd lender's Store " Jlrd. Union O. II 44 4th Cross Keys, Graham's Store 44 7th Stdalia 1' St h. lilack ltock, forenoon 44 9th. ' Carlisle 44 10th Santuc " 11th. Adamsburg 44 l'lth | Uoekhart Mills 44 11th Kelton 44 15th. , Jonesville 10th,and forenoon " 17lh. Union C. H. the remaining time for collecting. , The tax levy is as follows. For State 5 Mills , 44 Constitutional School..8 44 r 14 Ordinary County 1U 44 r 44 Interest on Railroad Bonds \ Mill. 44 Sinking Fund to Retire " i Bond j 2 Mills 44 Road 1 Mill. ' i Total lf> Mills. 1 Special School No. 11 2 Mills. ' The time for paying the above mentioned taxes will expire JJlst day of December, 1800. All male citizens ( between the ages of 21 and (50 years are liable to pay a poll tax except ox | Confederate and Federal soldiers, j those physically disuhled, etc. The commutation road tax will bo collected at the same time and places as the other taxes. Age om 21 to :i 50 years, J. H. BARTLKS, County Treasurer. (" VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE. . Having recently bought iroin tho Ileirs of R. L. Coleman all JLhfjr JvrjU jn hint ait'uiiu nife wiwnx>i u offer said lanus for sale. , Let all who want a Building I.ot oi i Farm in or near town come to see nie. GEO. C. 1 KBU1N. 33-4 mos isd LAND SALE. We, the executors of the last will and ' testament of Levi Sparks, dec'd, will sel. 1 at the late residence of said deceased 01. Thursday the 2nd day of Xovea?t>er, '201 jicres of land one half mile from Cros* K**ys. Terms: One third cash, haianc< in one and two equal installments with interest from date?purchaser to pay for papers and give a mortgage of premises to secute purchase money. J. X. Sparks, W. M. Sparks. 41-3. FOR 5ALE. We will sell one or more horses at. a price below their real worth. We will swap a one-horse wagon for feed. 39-tf Mili.eu Brothers. HONEY! To be had on long time aud < aey terms, secured by mortgage on in proved farms. Apply to F. B. HOFFMAN, 4 Bowling Green, New York Ci(\ 8IMP8ON & BARKSDALi:, ' 3-17 0m. Laurens, 8. CROWN TORRENCE, M. 0? PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OfHci and apartments over Dufcc'r Drug Store. 44 6m. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given tlisit Walt r .1 Betsiil, Guardian of tin* Estate of Lilt M. Retsill, minor, has applied to Jasoi M. Greer, Judge of Probate, in and f i tlie county of Union, for a final da Charge as such. It Is Ordered, That, the Ttli day ? November, A. 1). 1800, be llxeo k hearing of Petition, and a final scttli nieiu of said Estate. .IAH>X M. Gukku. Probate Judge Union Co., S. C. 40- tt FANCY GROCERIES I ask a part of you patronage. Send orders by servant < ring up 'phone 84. All Goods Delivered Fre S. H. BROWN. 88-3 moa Notics to Road Contractors. You are hereby notified to have your 1 roads worked up according to contract and specifications by tli? 1st. of Decetnlier. Ti?e Hoard of Commissioners will < start out it^jieeting roads at that tiaie, 1 ?n<i will nquao that they be worked ac- I lauding to r |>eci heat ions or they will l<? foiceil to rej*>ct them. lie sure to have ditches well cleaned out, holes tilled and road bridges and causewa\s repaired by J that time. T. J. Bktkniiauoii, Nov, 1st, 1899. Supr. U. C. 44-.it Citation to Kindred and Creditors, i I -date ot*South Carolina, ) County of Union. j j Itv Jason M. CdtEi :t, Esq , I'non err, .Ii'Ikjk. Whereas, Mrc E. F. lVtiley has tunde ( mil to ton to grant her Letters of Ad- \ iiinistvalion with will annexed on the t Estate of and effects of the said John M , Plaxico. deceased. that they be and appear, lx fore me, in the Court of Prolate, in be held at Uni ?n C. II., South Carolina, on the 18th day of November, ( ue*t, after publication hereof, to show \ came, if any they have, why the Paid j Administration should not o? granted. 3 (riven under my hand and seal this 'th day of October. Anno Domini. IS 90. < Jason M. Gkkep, j Probate Judge. ( Published on the ."?.d day of Novein- ] t. 1800. in the Unloil Tillies. 14-lit 1 Station to Kindred and Creditors. ; state of South Carolina, 1 County of Union. f < By Jason M. Grekii, Esq., Pko- ' IATK .lUDOK. Whereas, J. C. Bevii has made suit to ne to grant him Letters of Administra- ^ ion de bonis non with will annexed on t lie Estate of and effects of A. B. Bevis, t leeeased. ? These are, theiefore, to cite and ad- ^ nonish all and singular the kindred and editors of the said A. B. Bevis, deeased, that they he and ap;>ear, before ne, in the Court of Probate, to lie held * i* Union ('. II., South Carolina, on the * Sth day of Xoveinlier, next, after pul- 1 ication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the fore- t loan, to show cruise, if any they have, I ?hv the said Administration should not 1 ?> gianted. Giveu under my liatid and seal this st day of November, Anno Domini, f S99. I Jason M Gun Kit, . Probate Judge. ' Published on the .'5r>l day of Noveni?*r, 1st 19, in the Union Times. 4t-_?t 1 iitation to Kindred and Creditors. ? tate of South Carolina, > f County of Union. | 1 By Jasox m Greek. esp l'uo. a Whereas, Mis. Lima Lane has made j uit to me to grant her Letters of Adn: lustration with will annexed 011 the Estate of and effects cf Jessie L. Stokes, leeeased. 1 These are, therefore, to cite and a-l- 1 nonish all and singular the kindred and J reditors of the said Jessie 1j. Stokes, de- 1 eased, that thev he and appear, before 1 ne. in the Court of Probate, to Ik; held i d Union C. II., South Carolina, on the < 1 Stli day of NovemlHT, next, after pub- ( ication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. 1 Given under my h ind and seal tins 1st day of November, Anno Domini, 189.). Jasox M. Greek, Proliate Judge. Published on the 3rd day of November 1899, in the Union Times. 44-2t NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. All persons are warned against huntnig. ti thing, walking or riding through or in any way trespassing 011 our lands in Union county. Violaters will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. W. M. Coleman, Admr. J. T. Douglas, M us. M. A. Hoy i). too Ifttshcls Seed Wheat. We will sell at our home at a reasonable price TA PA II AN NOPK RED SPRING and the UNKNOWN-:- SEED WHEAT* Call and pet either variety, s. (;. gaui/t it pros. pi is 40 4t. HELLO! FRIENDS, n. i l!ow do these prices strike yoiij IS pounds granulated sugai i;.' for Si (X) c- 10 pounds good coffee for 1 00 <s pounds good soda for -oe Meat for Oc per pound. ( ivo me n on 11 nut 1 1*11 kjwo you i ^ % J ^ r. "C. C. GREGORY The 1'opular Grocer at SAN'l L'( )r P-:Jnu> NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. p A)'. i**rswi? ari* warned againsl I.in irg, lulling, walking or riding tlir>u< ?r in anv way tiespasaing on my la? Al. violatois viiil lv pros-cutMl to t ' ful cnt extent <>t the lew. | li-U W. IX. SxuTon RELIGIOUS THOUGHT. " ! Gem* (ilrnuril From the Teachlagt of All Denomination*. In Jesus heaven and earth arc brought ; j together again, righteousness and peace i kiss each other.?Dr. John T. Brnsbingliain, Methodist, Chicago. Onr Cit IxeiiMli Ip. Onr citizenship is the sonrce of onr political greatness. It is our strength ' on ov.v pride. It is also onr menace.? s Rev. Dr. County, Catholic, Washing- J J ton. | * ItlennliiKS of llumuntty. The blessing coir.cs not to liiru who i? j humbled by any way or by any menus, j 8 bnt to him who hmnbleth himself.? | 1 Most Rev. Dean Hart, Episcopalian, ; \ Denver. I a Self Sacrifice. | , If the true spirit c.f self sacrifice wore , lisplaycd by tlieCliristinnsof the world, j Lhe nations of the earth would ho soon ' Christianized.?Itev. Dr. Paul C. Cor- j aick, Methodist, Cincinnati. a Grrat Evil Threatened. a But there is n danger fronting us tolay. It is that of catting down the . sphere cf the kingdom of God and tiling its place with other things.?Rev. 1 S. H. Lee, Methodist, Denver. McnitlnK of Clirlxt'* I .lrnrnutlon. ' The whole meaning of the incarnn- c ion of Christ and his redemptive work s the helping of man to change his uaure to help him to live a true life.? h Jishop Samuel Fallows, Methodist, Chi- s "I go. (i Mysteries of Religion. io,.i- 1- i ' ' - ivtiigiuu us uuiuiiitiuiy lanRiu is tiniergoing a process of purification. The nysterieu arc being gradually dispelled. K i'on need not wait.for the completion if the process.?Rev. Q. W. Stone, 11 Jnitariuu, Kansas City. a Tribute of Our Liven. An an honest man yon would not f vitliliold from a fellow man what is 11 Ine to him from yon. Do not withhold, hen, the tribute of your life that ia lue from you to God.--Rev. Milton H. " Valentine, Lutheran, Philadelphia. ^ Tl:c Xccil of Cbrlst. t( When our life seems empty and vain, d hen we need Christ. C'kiistiunity will fi nako a man sulTer. but it will make p lini perfect. Chiist is nccecsary, *vlieth r \ve have found him or not. ? Rev. Dr. rioyd W. Tompkins, Jr., Dpiscopaliuu, l> Philadelphia. h C'Iirint*n Sarrincinl l.ove. V Only when we realize Christ's saeri- w icial love for us individually can we be || ifted out of a life of selfishness into a p ife of self sacrifice. Only then can we lave power and effectiveness in Chrisian labor. ? Rev. H. R. Singleton, lethodist, St. Louis. j Evil Spirits. Whcr. the evil spirits come knocking t the door of our eonls, or rather when r boy force open the door without knockug, as their custom is, we want to be bio to summon him who alone has the L: erusalem, Cincinnati. 1' Our Duty. | a It is our duty not only to be good and a lo good whilo we live, but to lbo f ong as we can with that object in \ iovs. | ,t is our duty to throw every safeguard j iround the lives of others, doing our ut- j ? t<? hnriiali diseases and uestileuce 1 1 ind not attributing to Providence that which can justly be charged to neglect and indifference ?Rev. S. W. Dana, Presbyterian, Philadelphia. \ f Itest .tiitloii. j ] When u man claims conversion and j ] follows it up by restoring ill gotten j , gains, his act produces an effect which , amazes even the most sarcastic and j hardened skeptic. There is nothing we j 1 can do which will cause others to be* ' lievo in the sincerity of our repentance and the power and truth of our holy religion moro than restitution.?Rev. Henry Tesnow, Reformed, Denver. Vnlvcrsnl Individuality. Christianity pertains entirely to man's life. The lack of individuality is tho cause of all social strifes. More of the universal individuality would end this. So is thcro strife between the soul within the man and tho man without. But when universal individuality is attained this ceases, and all the happiness possible opens to him.?Professor Georgo D. llerron, Unitarian, Chicago, j Vision of the l'crfect. Tho idea of tho perfect is in some sense present in all minds. When the vision of liberty dawns fully upon some soul, that soul is idealized as a patriot, a prophet, an Abraham, a Socrates, the Christ, a Washington, a Lincoln. It means that there is above man tho infinitely perfect, and in man tho germ, the potentiality, of tho ever becoming life of the world.?Rev. D. II. W. Thomas, People's Church, Chicago. CVUnrN and l'nrlors Iu Men's I.Ives. rni. L. .. .. .Ilnv in ai'orv imin-'j lifp. ? licit: is u v iiui < < j ? lie can go there if lie chooses. He am I go down into that cellar and close the butters and bar the windows and bolt } the door, and then lie can lie down with bis face to the ground ami complain. I? "Oh, it is so dark, so dark!" That doet not alter at all the fact that there is i< ' parlor in thnt man's life, that it is fair . ly ablaze with sunshine and that h< ought to be living there.?Rev. duinei D. Puxton, Presbyterian, Philadelphia A Picture of Heaven. 1 Heaven is a real jilace, not the Nir vana of the Buddhist, not the tliongh | land of the metaphysician, not the in definito universe idea of the moder: , j critic, but a real place somewhere, an it is beautiful beyond all power of lur * * J :u~ T.. kaonon ,,vr>r ' I gunge 10 aemriuc. m ..v...... " child of God will have his own nbidin place, and ono which exactly and pei fectly suits him; not n desire unfn filled, not a taste uugrntifled, notbin lacking. So faultless will be every a; it- pointinent of that heavenly home, i ^1 perfectly adapted will be the enviroi <1 meet to the occupant, that those word be wish I" will never again pass 01 lips.?Rev. J. P. Bartiett, Baptis , thUudeiphia. Gdo. NolaaJ, Rockland, O., sayt, My wife had piles forty years. DeWitt'a Witch Haz-d Salve cured her. It is the best salvo in America." It uals every thing and cures all ski.? leases. F. C. Duke. If trusLi nr? S'toh hdruir&nle things is Se-iAtor Hair.a says they are, a tt'sy reu'Oaably ?xcept that ?i;e c ;? ididaliou cf tno sheping care c n. iani<s will shortly diviss a e;. siem ?.? ill lower berths with 1 tvtr prices. Dr. W. Wixoo, Italy Ilill, N. Y.t j iays_. ' ! heartily recommend One Vliuute C.tugh Cure. It gave my vifi immediate ro'kt in suliocatiog isthma." IMcasant to take. Never ails to quickly cure all coughs, colds, hroat and luug troubles F. C. Duke. If t here is one thing I hat will make m Knglisbnisu light it i3 the aijbtnf , g Id mine. ' I wouldn't ho without DoWitt's RTi'ch Ilalel Salve r>r any considora1 inn." wiites Th< a. B Rhode?, Centeriaid, O. Infallible lor piles, cuts, lures and skin diseases. Beware ol ounterfeita. F. C. I)uhe. It is qui'o the proper thing for the enrt of a hero to swell, hut when the welling is accompanied by an inrease of bis hat band, we beg leave o entT objections. Dr. H. II. Hidden, Summit, Aa., ays, "I think Kodol Dvspep?ia Cure s a splendid medicine. T prescribe it. nd my oonGdenco in it grows with ontinued use." It digests what you at and quickly cures dyspepsia and ndigestion. F. C. Duke. Wo cm'* appreciate just bow angry enator Billy Maam of Illinois is ?ben it causes him to resign his eenajrial seat at 85,000, for a j )b with ouble the salary. And all thissaeriwill be laid at the door of the Iveuhliean adminiatrfltinn gardteas ot ine iu r, ierj i.u..v passed by the Senate, whiuh declare that we did not intend to annex then To Purify a?%d Enrich the l)loo< ^tivgtben the Nerves and Invigora h* :ystein, us? I>r. M. A. Simraoi 1/* -i Med hi i.e. 1 ' Jr. R>j>ubi:can Attorney Osret 1 uot very well do a lythinir , ?.rs:r'y the truMs wohnit di-ragardi' } 't.f pcripfursl i?.jjeti>n t) "I . ;K-nr>b'jr thy ( reator cc'." W? W women reed ?.i\ "ua-i i t . r "> ' f Dr. M A. Simmons T,i\ I .lit ine to S.rongt V?, i rir N r< n 1 l 'viger -t their Svs'fth'. i- In fi-'nat; r llanrVrt eye* a v< y ir jt?sop.e wh'ch rontrihut * 1 ih K '.11 t; hie campaign fnr.il ouiainti J" >r t mion, wMI?- a had tr it. is < g ! rcfire* t > g'v. help. P" i me i f tl-?j more inU '1 g 1 R?pu!)lhai j .itrnulr a'r^dy H ?! g rze the handwriting o:i t'e w iid *ro getting ready t? declare t ,t# .?r,ly niH'e itsms aro involved in iaU't eltclioue, anyway. \ o;i rnver know what form of lood poison will follow constipation. k.eop the liver clean by using DeVrift*s Little Early Risers and you 'ill avoid trouble. They are famous ttle pilJs for constipation and liver I nd bowel troubles. F. C. Dakc. 'I he Navy Department hero-making | iiat whs not incorporated in Ne ergey like most of the great trusts ot be counter, but its swords to its be oes come from that state. J. D. Bridges. Editor ' Democrat," .ancaster, N. II, says. 4 One Minute eves and cures coughs, coiop, eti:n^, Bthnaa, pneumonia, bronchitis, grippe nd all throat nud lung troubles. It ircvcnts consumption. F. C. Date. After noting Olcct of his neeches upon bio ~ diences. Mark lanna has very wisely decided to Irop the trust question. ' I had dyppepsia fifty-seven yrr*ra md never foun 1 permanent, relief till [ used Koilol Dyspepsia Cure. Now [ am well and feel iiko a now nun," vrites S. ,T. Fleming, Murray, Neb. ft is the best digestaut known. Carrs nil forms of indigestion. Physicians everywhero prescribe it. F. C. Dake. Dr Parkbust says that th ro are 250,000 New Yorkers who are much ??.a tUn Wonrfrjentative-slect Bob IfUIOO VI'MU . erts of Utah. Yet the protests came in erood and strong from New York against the Congressman with his three wives. LrtGrippe, with its after effects, an nually destr oys thousands of people It may he <pichly cured by One Minute Cough Cure, the only retnedj that pr.'l.:ecs immediate results ii c nivhr, c?ld?, < roup, bronchi lip, pn? u monia and throat and lung (roubles It will prevent consumpii m. F. C Duke. In his r.'-cuit Western speech Pros nlent McKinley dr-pfnl the masli and intimated his intention to re o n mend keeping tin Philippines, re r ?* i-< .1 A Regular IN DRY s-x>s? friiio m In order to run my Dry Goods' will give uiy customers the benefit of A GREAT SL g&uooes, pebgals to? mm, mum Men and boy's clc.tliC3 at nOe on tb y to an His Life Whs Saved, Mr. J. K. Lilly. a j r mitn-ut cii: z.*u el Ilftunihjt, Mo, lately 1ml a woiideiful deliverance from a frightful death. In tolling <>f it tie eay?: "I \va<j laken with Typhoid Fever, ihat ran into pneumonia. My lungs became hardened. I was to weak 1 couldn't even sit up iu bed. Nothing help d me. 1 ex pec'el to soon die ol Consumption, when 1 heard of Dr. King's Ne.v Discovery. ().:o bottle gave grout relief. I c- ntinuc 1 to use if, and uow am well and ctroug, I cau'i eay too much in i!s praise." This mar vellous inedicino i3 the surest and quickest euro in tlio world for all Throat and Lung Trouble. Regular eiz s 50 cents and $1.00. Trial hot ties free at F. C. Duke's Drug Sforo ; every buttle guaranteed. Two 3 cars ago no one would have advocated our taking the l'nilippince as a gift from hp.iiu, even with the consent of toe unlives. The mm who would have suggested that we send an army of 70,(>00 meu to conquor the islands would have been regarced r.s crtzy, and his claim that it might ho for the ultimate a 1 vantage of both this country and the natives would have been dismissed as uot worth discussing. This shows what great steps have been taken from Republicanism towards Imperialism dunng l'jesident McKinley's lerni. Ao Itiglit to I'fjliitcss. Tho womau who is lovely i.) face, form iiti?l temper will always have friende, hut one who wool 1 he attractive must keep her health If she is weak, sickly aud a:l jtin clown, she will be nervous aud irritable. It she has constipation t r kidney trouble, her impure bio >d will ciuso pimpUs! blotches, skin eruptions and a wretch, ed ci mplexion. Electric Bitters is Llio bast lucJIciue in the world t: strong nerves, bnn,t i-i velvety skin, nto,? ? jStiltftfrtf, make a good-lookingcharuifiig w'onnch of a ruu.dowu invalid. Only f;U cents at F. C. Dukes Drug Store. To trailer like, sheep a people like j I tho Philipp:nea from one nation to another, without their consent and against their emphatic protest, may be legal according to interaati>:ml law, but it is contrary to all former American ideas of justice. \ "o Jcu nic ISrupt ion s. Are grr.nd, but skin eruptions rob life of j >y. * Bucklen'fl Aruica ISalve cures them, also old, running and fever sores, ulcers, boil?, felons, corns, worts, cuts, bruisie, burns, Chapped hands, chilblains Best pile cure on earth. Drives out pains and aches Only 2o cents a box. Cure guarrauced. fckdd by F. C. Dike, druggist, /?? . 1. Under the term* ot me ireaiy mine ' by this Administration with the 6ul tan of Sulu wo arc to pay him a stip ; u'ated yearly Sum, and not to inter ' fere with his domestic Institutions o I j pfd'gnmy and slavery. W'k\ art ' j therefore t; hi taxed to ru.iinta'n ii * ! SiliU what " o i?h;.iiiin .to in I tali which scare Ay sceim **0 mvsc.it What is b". 1 in Uluh should not re ceive the enlor'onent and fieaneia support <f tVa Unied .States in th " Philippine'. ? JllsmnrcP's Iron Nerve II A.Yai the result of his &plcndi <1 health. Indomitable will and tri 11 mentions erergy are not found whei stomach, liver, kidneys aro out < ? order. If you want these qualiti 10 and the success they bring, use II 119 ; King's New Life Pills They develt : i r-rv p wrr ol brain and body. On 25 c.ots at F. Duke's drug st -i ? . ?. to Chstmherlnin's I'.tin H i Ini Our Others, Why Not Von. My vife has been using I 'll am hi j'sin'- Ptin lii'iri, with goj* r"BJ. , f. r h lu:ii i h i" il 1 r iiun i i li' It r ?lb.* ine )?"r- \ 'r have irj.-tl n ! i.. ?.f i ' a (1 c. h i I> ill f o ivirii a-iy 'n ut Ir a!) y <>* I in. () .e t:?iv w4 , Hi ??*i V* rti--" . i M f hi#. . ?() lif H 'nii/hr of tiiii;.* if, w-iiih i 1^' T t* . ' i v* t' iht* la i >f .Hdt sfdotion Si?? rt"1 iw i <?n!v r'!>' ?i i.i :1 ! r t Y ;1 i- A'nirv'.t wA' v l? l.I'll \j >T|!.!, \| . m h? , N il Foe p'ti?5 by of I* I).Kl\ r ai| Tlw Ib'puliiiiMii i?<rly 1h1i?'V(-s , ' hj> cia. favois t> i?iivil?"/H(l puitit?s, j . i ntTs l?iiini:es, siilisi?li?s, national l?:i t'118 awl trns/.s. Tlio Deinocniti^ j? sUiUvb for?"i^oitunities for ail Whirlwind GOODS cxr ;{() DAYS. i out to make room for Groceries, I the grca'cst cut pi ice s ile on record. AUGHTER IN i and WORSTEDS, HIRTS AND DRAWERS. c do lar. No goods will be charged vone. Q. WRAY. Not il Surprise. It will not bo a surrriue to any who ire at all familar w:ui the good qualilice < 1' Chsmberlain'd Cough Remedy, so know that people everywhero take pleasure in relating their experience in tho uto of that spleudid modiclne and in telling ot the benefit the? have 1 1 - * * .etoivou ironi 11, ol bad colds it hat cured, of throatencd a'taoks of pneumonia it li&c averted and of the children it hai tavcd from attaeks ot croup aud whooping c juah. It ia a grtin 1 pool medicine. Tor sale by Dr. F. C. Duke. ? President McKirJey's place tLat we can govern tlie Filipinos better lha:i they can govern themselves, is much like tho plea cf Senior Hanna thai the trusls~CRn control our industries much potter than the people can. The Flushing Eye, lluoyant Footstep and K"sy Complexion result from the use of I)/. M. A. Simmons Liver Mediciue. If, as President MoKinley now says, tlie Philippines have come to us through the "Providence ?f Cod," ho should lose no time in demanding that Spain refund the S-O,u00,000, we paid for her vanished title. Mrs F. J. Dickson. Westminister, S. C.. writes: Elevn yenrs ago I waa f ?r (5 months unable to do my work, and Dr. M. A. Sinnroaa Liver Medicine resit red me to good 1 ealtli. Think one package of it worth a dozen til Z?iliu'?. 1 1 ' ^ ' 1 "? ? t 1 > M n1. p . ). > O 86 that the Philippines shall b > admitted as States, ytt the Supreme Court of tho I.1 nited States has decided that there is ' no power given by the Constitution to the Fedeial Government to establish or maintain colonies bordering on the Unik.'d_Sjhites, or at a distance, to ha ratal ,aduiissit n of new States. Congress, as it sees lit, would be dangeiI oih to the liberties of the people." Used by British Soldiers in Africa. Oapt. C. G. Denniaon is wall known all over Africa as commander of the forces that captured the famous rebel fiulishe. Under da'e of Nov. 4, 1897, from Vryburg, 11 rhuanaland, be write?: "Btfore starting on the last campaign I bought a quautity of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which I used myself when troubled with bowel omplaint, and had given to my men, and in every | ease it proved most beneiicial." For I i i _ irv.-t... saie uy j-?r. x-. v>. Senator Iloar, of Massachuse tts, Is a Republican of strong party prejudices, , and is as strong for the American tlag and all tbat it represents as i'resident. ' McKinley, but he is not the man to gloss over the reversal of former Ameri can convictions regarding liberty and self-go vern men I with platituter about patriotism ami the dig. ' T- niporary Derangement of Digos* lion, through overwork, worry or emotional excitement, are quickly rootili id by Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. For Sale on Reasonable Terms. About 22o acres; t ract 2.1 miles from (j the town of Santuc. Also about 012 acres (one tract 20U acres, another e 2K2 acres) about two miles from the "e town of Carlisle, known as tho Kelly ^ lands. Will sell on easy terms, with ea small cash payment. Submit ofTers r. to Chas. 11. Carlisle, Executor of J. >p K. Jennings, deceased. Spartanburg, )y S. C. 8G*8m0S? Homestead Exemption. t's Mrs. Catlie Gal!man having tiled her peliiion with me to htve a homestead exemption iu the iiersonal property of 8r" her late husband, Jos. G. Gallman, de' *? ?,.a ,.(1, set oil for lit rself and her children, 'd Lucas Gallman, Amelia Gallman and W Heu ah Gallman, the said petition will e.one up for a hearing befoie me on the 20ih of Xovemlier ls'.)9. C. II. 1'eake, Master. hw ? - * 1 Onomc to Pent. i.<t I 'v~ 'l*- ' 111 IAj H< >l'SE to rent for 1900?a? a r 1 whole or in npartmonts. Other houses and rooms to rent. tf J. Cl.ougll Wallace. , , " S. MEANS BEATY, in til- | ATTOKNKY AT LAW. inks rtt lv | Koonis No 14 and l.lfceter Build*.