The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, September 20, 1901, Image 3
YOUDON'TNEED j
A TORCH LIGHT
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To search for our bargains, every depart
. . i
ment in our store teems with prices such
as you have never before seen or heard
q ofi
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It Is a Waste of Money
And energy to continue paying old time
high prices for goods when you can buy
them .from us at such rediculously Low
Prices.
^ It is not by accident that our trade has
grown to such immense proportion.
. Our Constant Endeavor
To aive the Greatest Value for the least
money is the mainstay of our unprecedented
success.
11/ nr nr*T\/ n r\r\
W. I. BtAII & UU.
F. Q. Austell, Tlanager.
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The-fall Is the scicoh for port hit; and h,s failed him.
^ thlnnlug out Uja. docks nml bonis on I , A ,ad>' frioud of ou,H- bavin? a farm
tlio fait, #he fel l tost of Will It I bo??c to look after nnd three hired men
pay to >rV" alwuld be applied ro- ! <*> bonrd- flndb,K !t extremely difficult
lenttoKsly to dairy herd. hog yard, liorao j to cc"re ncedwl^*lp In the house,
barn and poultry yard. Old horses, ! workod "P ,a ,dcc Utile scheme with
aged cows and there which are just ! ?n,f ,?,f tbo birod men. the plan being
summer boarders in the dairy, the two ; for b'm, Kot morrlcd and live In a
year old hens, tho unproductive, ugly, tenant house on the farm and he and
Reformed and 111 favored of all kinds, b',s *? board ,bo otb" h' 1 bc',p:
ahouldgo to the bargain counter before J . ,'nd !l 11 , ,or ,n
*be first snow fads. tbe doaI lookod na though It would go
through, when one day the young man
? . .... . . 1 said to the lady, "I'd like to accommoWJNearly
all the local eountry papers of ; d;jh. you ,)Ut l Jn8t dasl).t tflkc lhe
f the west today contain some gilded risk .. Thlg ,g lhe 8ort of hlred mrI1
syndicate scheme whose sole object Is just rjgj|t to ndllc cows and nothing
to relieve the granger ot some of his ,?ise<
surplus cash?real estate, gold mining, '
oil-boring and lota* of other schemes. nm* airing damaged.
have a surplus fund and cannot A high wind last spring broke down
.nroan It at satisfactory rates, buy good the central or leader branch of an elm
O farm land with It?land the value and tree for us. badly deforming tbe tree.
quality of which, you know. You will rhc limb broken off was throe Inches
then seeuve the principal even If you through at the break and ten feet long,
do not receive big Interest. .'l;e usual method nature would have
taken to repair this damage would
We are noting with much Interest Jsuve been to throw out a new shoot to
'continued success which Is attend- take the place of tho one destroyed, tint
lug ,'*'0 new process of curing cheese in instead of doing this, otic of the large
cold stori?*^a method where the cheese '(le limbs, tho tip of which almost
. . . ' Vullltf *1>4 ' nvncio n??,1 I '(l!lflll<ll H)<> UTl-llUIIll 1-I >11 > 1111 >1 Wt>. 1 til
js. u1k?'u (ii 1 ^ ww... ...v ......
placed in cold sT*$i'aKe and time given -<traighteu up. I'p It went, little by
instead of calorie u* affect the curing little, day by day. until on the loth or
process. The ImprffvoI In the Qtial- August it had lilted itself up to an upity
of cheese so cured 'ov^^ttffd cured right position nud become the centra!
i|>-Ah% old way is said to b?? **> velT l)?*anoh or futtiro trunk or the tree. It
marked that. It Will not be loin*? until was an interesting Illustration of how
flMs'process Will be generally'adopted. Ipgonionsly nature will repair the damage
which she lias wrought.
e 1 itavr a TRI.EPIIONH.
*'* woult* "ke to ol,e? ttgalii refer to
3?.\ the value of a teleplione for the farm
* * home. The phone is one of those
' C |. qn-f /% j things which a person does not apprc.
> ftV I date until lie has once enjoyed them.
< } jLW(JLK/ Y A ijl A T V 4 ' Independent of Its value from a com<
>' ** m. uiercial and business standpoint, which
< > If not, something mtist be ! Is not an Jtisignlllcnnt thing by any
' wrong with its food. If the T <?""y
4 > .i-3 , ... . ,. w .almost Invaluable to every resident of
< motner S milK doesn t nour* ,, , |]ltf farm home. Wherever there are a
< ish it, she needs SCOTT'S - i town and a local exchange within ten I
' EMULSION. It supplies the '' ?? ?.0 "u;f" '"??*
. g g a a c ' | along the ten miles willing to work to,
. elements OI rat required ror < ( ' gct|u>r to have the telephone service
I the baby. If baby is not*; there can sue i service he easily am] I
*: I nourished by Its artificial! ! Wj? ?wwr -**4
. < . .? ./ . .. , , the phone Is well Illustrated by the
< ? lOOd, then It requires ^ ^ case of u friend of the writer who had
i t m * , , teleplione connection with four market
4 XPfltt 0 r ITIIllQlf^n < > , l^vu8 distant from seven 19 fon pflie#
, OUlIll 0 LlllUldlUil , I fronv his place. He had liO fat hogs I'/
mis i r | ii , , fell. By getting quotations on ' the
. ' nair a teaspoonrul three ^ morning of tlie day he wished to dla'|
or four times a day in its <, pose of his ho s. he made nil evei|$30. J
'. bottle will have the desired """'"f no*
. . ? , but at another town where l?u seldom
.L .4 1 14 .anmt (rt nivo a V ... .. .
v Ww* w ,W*V *" ? went. j ue prom on mn? one Dusincss
i , magical effect upon babies ,, transaction Almost covered the entire
?< dnd children. A fifty-cent ? > ro8t to blm of ""<?'??? tho telephone.
T." ' bottle will prove the tAith '' Otilo Rottlrvard Projected. I
m. 'J1* ('-*i m? .hl.m.nh ' The owner# of Automobile# In Ohjo
fU> > P'\ Statements. < > constitute a new force In the good
1 ' Bboulfl be taken trt aummer aa * * road# movement. There Is n plan un
< ' well aa winter. * * der way for the building of a boule
< 1 sioe. and t?oo. ?ll druggUt*. ? yard from oci 0 end pf the state to tin
.ft r>'SCOTPA BOWNE, ch*n#it?, N,w York^ io other, touching the cltle# and luigcs
j ioWUi
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CAPITAL TEN PERCENTERS
Government n<>rk? Who I.eml it
Their Fellow Workem.
"I reckon 1*1* sell my salary this
uiontli," remarked the young census
eh ik.
"To whom7" asked his friend.
"Why, to one of the ten percenters
of course," was the reply.
Dialogues such as this are of fre
qttent occurrence between government
clerks in Washington toward the etu'
of the month. When n clerk sells hit
salary to a ten percenter, he gives tin
latter an I O 1! for the entire salarj
due him on the following pay day anil
receives in exchange UO per cent of tin
amount. The man who makes tin* lout
retains the remaining 10 per cent
whence his name of ten percenter.
The ten percenter is said to exisl
under one name or another in all of tin
great federal departnu nt buildincs ii
Washington. lie is Invariably a shrewi!
government clerk who ha* a hit ol
money of ills own or has saved Ids sal
ar.v until its necumnlatiou representa
thly little sum. This capital lie b
ever ready to lend in sums of from $lt
to ?100.
In a majority of the Washington of
flees the laws against usurers are sc
rigorously enforced that the ten percenter
is unable to transact Lusim sIn
safety as an Individual: h<> exist.*
nevertheless under the protecting t!?l<
of a beneficial society. These lake so
cleties should not lie confused villi
the mutual beneficiary organizations
which have been established for a
number of years In many of the departments.
notably the government
printing office, for the purpose of aid
lug sick or disabled uu mbors and their
families and of burying the dead. The
ten percenters' society never includes
more than five or six members. They
have their charter and a carefully
drawn constitution and bylaws.
Each member contributes a certa'n
amount of money to the fur. Is of the
concern, and the other employees of
the office arc quietly In formed how
they can he accommodated with a loan
for a small bonus. On the first of every
month the nool divides its m-oflts
Tl?oso organizations arc usually short
llvoil. as tliov hooomo unpopular when
the business begins to grow largo. The
death of one fake association is rapidly
followed by the blftii of a sneeessor,
differing front its predecessor in name
only, so that the t?*n po.venters are en
aided to ply their trade without niuoh
interrupt ion.?New York Sun.
The MooniiiK of the Tied.
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ftiiprpmlvo.
felSflfSI
Mr. Jnyoomor- See here. officer. why
the dickens does the law say bathers
must wear trunks??Chicago News.
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FOR s;
I A CumiminivHtioti.
' Mit Ki?: r?-u:?A-im hi it* sjm aU
t t? v v\< <1* ut tiivoi ?>f ? tiaii-lN'riain s
'( ? ij>. 1 - i i i' t'ly. 1 Miff <id lot lliiff
V> 1111 11IV Ul OllCllI! It hint Cl'lllll imil i
' sii^|i .? i iyiil.s. 1 it 't il .M-vvr.il iloi-?"is
' lit! VM. ioIIS |>iiO'il lltl'<!ii;i;tc>, CO<li<i
l!v. noli'itig '4.. jrivv mi- an; ivIh-1 unlit
my m ill- go: a nol.tlc ol iliin valnatiiv
* medicine, >\ tiicii h.in i t?ru|>k-U'iy nlu vvn
in-*.? W v kman, lingiii'll. Mn
ill,IS miiuly ia lot auie i>y 1"'. C. Duke,
i >1 llgg<*t .
f in* Nov) is* ii.(Vi>K a haul lime U?
.; i ? *.l III'i' foe l lie I) ! I ilu-i
niseis. \*i in* i.Jic Wai in^ni i->:i
1!"?ts: lit.in a im st i-iiUous iclLipia'nl
?a famine of I'llioi'is.
1 Certain Cure for Dysentery and
Diarrhoea,
"Suine years ago I was one of a paity
ihat intended b.-akin? a long ci?'
inp,"savsF. L. Taylor, of Xiw \>
1 any. Ilradtoul t.'oiin'v, l\i ' 1 \va
aken suddenly villi diiri lioea anil was
>K>nl to Rive up the trip. \vi ?*ii cdi'or
: vVaid, of ih?' Lao'yville M?ssenger, sug=
csud thai I take a dose of (.'he.iniieii
.no's l.'nlie, < hol'-ra and Dianhoea
iteiurdy I prrcl.asi-'J a biltle ai.d to?,k
wo d :sh-, one I* Inn* shirting and one
, .<11 Wit*, route. 1 made ilif trip success
fully ami i ever fi ll any iil effect. Avriiii
. isi suinimr I was a'loosl completely
mi iI'va it \\ n)i an ai.'.tCk of dyaen'ery
I tKiughi a bottle of tiiis same reintsl.%
nid t in* ;mm one dosn cured me." Nild I
oy 1?\ (J. iduke, Dioggi.st.
The IiitHiiat'ona) Conference of
Annrican ."States will certainly bo hold '
n Hie City of Mi x o > and llie .State, bei?niloieiit.
wa.i lnucti pleased lecenth, 10 '
aril that IVI U has appoint* d i hive i >1 cl
i-r ablest men as delegates to the Con- J11
eieiice. t,i
)o>h Westhafer, 01 I.o^ootee, I ml., i- In
poor man. bin l.e xa>s ne would no! be
i lion', ri aiiii tri.anr.s l\iin liana n n
i<Kt Ih'eitolars a lnaUe, for a saved |(
llLi f.'iiO; beti v: a eiip, ie. N externa
optical ion i> eij t.il to this liniment. let
llilT and s-.vollei joints, eon* meted ma - , !
!es, still ; eek, spjan.s anil iiieliuia!li: >,
; U muscular puais. it has also cured y<
iiimciniis cases of partial paraly.-is. It
s lot sate by F. C. Duke, lhugg'.st.
It in rep irti d Hi d tie* banish Minis
y has acccp'ed our elf-u ot thiee and a
all" inih'ou il- liars foi the banish West B
I .dta ban dx. hut the rtptnt lias tin.
en i libuil!) cualiiiio-d i?y Miuiste. ^
?.venson.
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I Subtle |:
I Foe
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Dyspepsia is unroroftnizod in EK ] 11
halt the eases. It deceives the I
y unknowing sufferer. Its many ISP j ?
jSfi variations work along the weakest R| , t]
lilies of tin; system. To buttle d?fa j s<
3s against only one of tbeni in vain. SK ! o
Ba Our booklet explains its t vnip- ??? 11
tonis. ()ur Dyspepsia Tablets give
g?E eoniplrte inn I hts-iing relief. p
| GILES' S;
H Dyspepsia Tablets
10c., 25C.
2")0 and 50c. v/ i
S LL> BY UNION DRUG CO. ! t)
I' X ION, S. C. j ,,
- *" - j li
Th- from one,in to oeeiin tolled j
;? ??r?li?v, ul. leal! .National and Stjit* I n'
!l gs iveje placed at ban u ast, lot" tlie [ .
l lTilM'll 'PlCsiicill. ! B(
The World's Great Fever Medicine. ^
.Jo! n'Oil's Torn#- iIoih ji.i a d;?y \n Iimi
slow (Juniine cannot tin in ten dajs Iss i
sj?!?- it"id ciin s are i:t slriKintf f.ijii ivtst '
v. aii iIn* feeble Ciiies m .>1 bv linine. i 1
If ji.i. .we uMt'it- y wit'lc ; tl take a j 451
ilv lough comse of .lo'in-tui ? Tonic. sun' j
timeout cvt-rv t at-, ol M dari d jmifonuie :
Tin wiv insure their lives ami the wiser I
e.Miie llieii . eaiiti nv ti ii.? T boson's I ?'
Chid eure a; it Fever Tonie. ! eo.?ls "?(? t l!
e/iiis it it cuies; uol oitc (jeiil. it it does ?
not ci
l.'My ft
Su' K'lile for Tiie TiMKsand keep I o
posted. P
VLE AT HOLMES
?a??
ASTHMA CURE FREE!
Asthmalcnc Brings Instant Relief and Permanent Cure in
All Cases.
Sent Absolutely Free on Receipt of Postal.
WHITE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS PLAINLY.
.1 I.t'lt1 IS l-Otllill? ljltf AsUlUialCllO. It
I rii P? ? t?iii K? instaut iciiff, even in the worst
j af"=w t? vjj,m0 t i-a.M-s. Ii cures when all vise tails.
I TS?M I Tl.i- li'i <> i.'
. , x . a . ?? I-JLiliO, Or V IIIJl
~ lii , says: "Your trial bottle of
Asthu.a'.ene rtceivtd in >j?mk1 couth'ion.
1 cannot tell you how thai kful I feel
By. . .. for the pood derived from it. I ww a
1 tVU 1 ' } slave, daiii-d with putrid sore tin out
pUK JvSiw *' ^s"linH ,t*n I despiired
uf ever leh ^eit-ed. I eaw your ad vet.
A ff"A\ tja fi *. ti.tit.ent for the cure of ties tlreadtul
W?^524vS\ tonmniUK disease, Astlmn, ami
\ \2r hough. you had ov? rsp ikt'li youiselven,
, A\ if* B \ hut i. solved toKivo it a trial. To toy
/ l K \ jihu nishuieut, the tiial noted like a
' ffM m \ ohaiin. Mind Uie.ii l'uil-sze Ijottle.*'
I sJY Rev, l>r. Mttrris W'cvhsler,
V f / *v/ rt >7 ltiHo ot li?e Cojip. Ih:ai Israel.
X. f I N' * Yolk. -Ian. :i, 1001.
gHaftt"' NJ\tlU; iTlff / Juts Takt linos'. MbdiciskCo ,
\ B f:t nlU letti; Vtmr A.-tlininh ne is nil pxf
eellei.t leiuetly tor A si lima and liny Fever,
SKV ^ I ''s eomi-.isiilon tiileviutes nil troitUlei
'''i ul i. li eeiiiii.Me witli Asthma. lis Mivvru li
ruin?*-' - ?
? __ ? ?. U H U 1 .u-n'llfT mill XXOIMCI I Ul.
I~"* "" f I After liavinjr It carefully analyzed, we e?n
jy I .state tlint Astlnnalciia contains no opium,
Dr i ir r I morphine, chloroform or ether.
KbLir.r. | Very truly yours,
? i mmJ Kkv. |>r. Mounts Wkuiisi<rr.
a. Takt Itnos', Mkiiicim- Co.. A vox SrniNtiS, N. v., Kelt. I. HK'1.
Oentlenien: I write this testimoulal from a -ensc of dut y. Iiax imr tested the wonderful
feet Ol your Asthmalene. tor the en re oi Asthma Mj wile lias been alllietrd with spnsodie
asthma lor the past P^ years. 11 tivi:?jr exhausted m> own skill as well as many others
chanced to ?ce yonr sit it upon > our windows <n hitltli street, New Yoyk, I at once ot>
ineil i tiottieol Asthtnalene. My wife eoianieneetl takiuu it about thellr'st of November,
v soon not iced a radieil improx etaent. A iter usinjr one bottle l.er Ast lima has di?atx
iwcd ?<ud she is entirely free Irotn all sx nipt ins. I ieei that I can consistently roooitfcend
the medicine to ail v. ho are atllieted v. iih t!ii^ (listressinjf disease.
Voitrs re-pee fully, U. it. 1*H K, l.l'S, M, I),
it. Tot Ititos. Mri.triM: I'eb. 5. Ittrtl.
I emit men: I was 11 -t:" >! 1 with Asti ma f?o a-.' > on>>. I h..\<- t ried a a me runs remedies,
it thej have all failed. I ran across your advei tisetiicnt am1 started xvitn it trial bottle,
fooud relief at ? nee. I bu\ e since patelui cd your l ull stye but t It . and I am ever yratcful.
iflve a family oi four children, and f?>r si.\ yi ?> was tiiiit1.it to w, rk. I am now in the best
hcuM h and ae.> doin>r lutsiec--every day. Tin- 'est,mony you can make sticli use of as
at see lit. Moiue address, gtVi Mix ii'tfto'i stri ct. liA'.'ll A K.I..
Mast hittjh st,. City
RIAL BOTTLF. SENT ABSOLUTELY FREE ON RECEIPT OF POSTAL
Do not olelay. Write at once, addressing Du. Taft
kos. Mkdicink Co., 79 East 130th St., N. Y. City.
V hen Writ ir or Mention Til k Cnio* Tim its.
A WORTHY SUCCESSOR.
SCRAPS OF SCIENCE. New Uudor
A scientist who has ninth* a study of The ?Suu.
to planet declares that there is snow A? ,loct, ,.s lsavt, triwl to ,.nr<,
1 t he tnuou. i* \ r x t i 11 i ... ? -
, I ?... .Hum im i lit- uso m powders, ncid*
1 here are 'J > pounds of blood mi the j gases, inhalers and drugs in paste fojm]
?ly of an n vera ire crown up person, i i heir powders dry up the iiiiiohous
ml at on eh pulsation the lieart moves J membranes causing tlieni to ernrk open"
) pounds. {..nd bleed. The powerful acids used iit
While cvelones and tornadoes are dif ?>?'?>ers have entirely eaten away the
... same membranes that their nu<k? r?
.rent pluiiomeiui. the fo.uu r appear t(, ,.n t whilp ast ani, oinl,
? give rise to the latter, tornadoes ,m.?t8 eanimt reaeh the diw ase." Aftwlit
lumst always 'creak out, ii at all. on ,nid experienced pinetitioner who hnit
in suntheasterly outskirts of a eyelotte. for many years made a close study and
A period of seoowls li"t wi < u a llasli specially oi I lie treat incut of (1 AT A U lv VI,
f lightniiiif and thunder means that has at las perfected u I reatment which
lie Hash Is a mile distant from the oh- *,un raitl.fully used, not only relieves
..., . , . . .. , i ,,?. i at once, but perinatu nt v cures CAiMver.
llninder lias never been urate. t...,., i? J . .i
., .. ., ., . .. . lAUbf l, by removing the caus-?, stop*
ver to miles tr in Hie ..ash, though pjMg tho discharges, and curing all inrtillery
lias been 1 card IJu tu les. tlaniation. Ii is the oply remedy known
Sir Robett Hall asserted that every to science that actually readies the at-fai
years the suit hi a s ."i mites of its flicted parts, This wonderful remedy ih
la meter. To allay anxiety, however, U''h\yn as "SN I'! Kl.fyS tfie (tlJ AKANd
mentioned that the dm,..etcr of the ' RED I- A I A K K 11 ( I hi., 'and is sold
iU is miles and t' it h-.""t at the extremely low ju teo of One Dollar
, ., ... eaeti package containing internal and
ears heme the diameter vv t.:d still cxt,.rn'al j^-cine suir.cie.it for a
e SoS.tioo nii.es. mopth's treatment and ever) thing my.
oessarv to its perfect use.
When n Mun Cnn Sec Son Vlllex. "SNUKPLKS" is the only perfect
A hoe. t 20b miles In every din 'ion Is CATARRH CURE ever made and is
;e distance a u c.n can see wlieu stand- ?ow recognized as the only safe and
ig on a clear ecu on the p-ak of the po-itive cure for that annoying and dis1-1.est
ir.otintiiin?say, at a h-Riit ?f ( It cures all inflame
. ii . tmn onickly and permanently and is also
feet, or a little over live miles m.r.ni.. i, . . i; .. . v
' , , . , , womb'sruiiv quick to tchev? ti.W
hove the h vet oi the sea. Ain ln rver |.'KVICI: or COM) in tho llEAlh
inst heat a height of b.dh, f-et dove CATARRH when lu-glectm! often
a level to see objects at a dispone of leads to CONSUAHv1'R>N?"SNUK!)t)
miles. The distat.ee in miles at FEES" will save von if you use it at
dilch an object upon the surface of once. it a mi ordinary remedy. but a
10 earth is visible is equal to tho complete treatment which is positively
I tin re root of one ntid a half times the | Jfntbtinteed to cure t A 1 A 1x1*11 in ai?y
eight of the observer lu feet above the; f;.,rm;?r st:l!r.c. \{ U8ed according to tho
. i directions w Inch accompany each packra
level. I ape. Hon't dclnv hut send for it at once.
Some allowance lias to he made for . rnq writ,. Vutl mmioularRflR to vonr
ii.- cinTi ui uituospnevic lTtrmiK'li, | (lii'ton, nml v<>u will receive special ad?
lit iis the refraction varies at j vice front the discoverer of tliis \%? (>->
ut heights nml is alVcctvil by the varl- j derfnl rcnu^.y regarding your case with-*
us states of the weather no precisely j out cost to you hcy-nd the icgulsir
ecu rate ligurcs for general purposes ^ \'' v"\ 'ho ''(<UA11AN 1 Kl'.ii
tin be given. I'robahlv one-fourteenth ! ^'x^| 'v
, one-tenth of the .listanee given by L.^;11,t, "> ,,h?
... ..Vi.it I'nitcd Mates or C anada on receipt of
lie formula would have to he deducted, ()ne ,)(ll|ar< Address Dent. ^ KI)UtN
wing to the refraetiou of the utmos- I p (;|t,v>' .< COMl'ANY. '-TVIO and 2S32
here. j Market Stiect, Philadelphia, l*a.
j Iti-ly
?? ' mmmmtmm mni ?iif>nw ni?i n?
Hi
& MOORfcS PHARMACY.
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