The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 22, 1901, Image 3
i ^good roads department
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Commerce ?vnfl Traa?portii(lo? Ma]
J> " Mvt Place In Cabinet.
^ 'WftPbd road enthusiast^ are conftden
^ that the bill providing for the erentloi
of a new goverinueut department wll
be passed at the coming session of con
" * gross. The measure, us proposed am
will be bucked by ilu: good road
people, provides for the establlshmen
'."of a depart incut of commerce am
transportation or commerce nod publl
works. It Is Intended to establish uu
der its direction a bureau of goo<
roads. At present the bureau of publl'
road inquiries la under the deiMirtunen
of agriculture. It is also the inteutloi
to place bureuua now under the dlrcc
tlon of the Interior and treasury de
"pnTtrtcnts ttnder the proposed depart
^^ii< lit of commerce. President Moor
National flood Roads assocla
^^ion recently said:
M1 have talked with a great mnnj
members of congress tbls summer
> with the result that 1 am confident tin
new deportment will be created at tin
next session. Every senator and repre
sentatlve I buv^ seen favors It.
""Bf" "tteretofore the politicians have no
vjinde*siood the situation, but now the:
*" are getting their eyes opened. Tin
^Tpfeople are also beginning to see some
-. thing must be done toward bulletin*
IJ^permanent good roads. Our mission ii
fo^educnte. and In establishing this de
"^aj^tmeut and making a liberal appro
prlatlon for It the government will als<
be educating. No one expects the gov
. jprwu.cn t to .build the roads. Such t
^proposition would be foolish. The gov
^^rnment can, however, build samph
' roads and thereby let the people know
what the advantages are. The statef
must bnlhl the roads.
"The railroads are Interested In i
V
movemeut for Rood roads liccnuse thej
realize good roads are essential to tbeh
Interests. At present shipments prac
ncaiiy stop in a largo part of the conn
try .for five "months evory yoar becnust
the fanners cannot got to tlie railroad
stations. The result Is the rn 11 roar
companies must try to have cars enougt
to carry the business when the farmer?
can get to the Btatlons. This compel?
them to keep large numbers of cart
" Idle much of the time, and as thej
don't want to maintain any more roll
lng stock than Is absolutely necessary
they a>c usually short of cars when the
rush comes. With good roads all ovet
.the country the trattlc would be dls
trlbuted through twelve months of tlx
;yenr. - This Is the reason the railroads
want good roads."
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STATE AID IN NEW YORK.
What It Va Accomplishing For goat
|mprov*m?at,
* to a recant bulletin reviewing the
work of road Improvement in New
York state State Engineer Iiond says:
.Tho legislature appropriated $420,000
ft^r read Improvement this year, and
three years In which road Improvement
work has been In progress
fit) roads, Ua\h>g a total mileage of 4G
mtlOB, hnvo been tpiproved at a cost of
$1107,000: (hat ilU roads, lute lng n mileage
of I33 tulles, are now undergoing
Improvement at eost <f $773.7301
thatYunds have been awarded for the
Improvement of Jl roads having n uilleSge
of 7 miles ut a cost of ^oO.OOO, and
that plans have been approved by
boards' of suptM-vlsors of 12 counties
for the Improvement of 47 roacls, having
.jr pijleugM of 134 u?ile?. W|ilctj
otu|iI jpiposo an fxpeape upon the
Plato and the Coaulic*;, if adopted, of
$1,001,443.
When all tho roads already lmprovA/1
' ? * "*
vu, luum iiuuor improvement anq
those whose improvement It* suggested
have been improved, 100 will have
% cpnstruptoU In 23 counties, covv
eid/if |I0 mlle% at a cost of
8^1.85,'of which the state will have paid
one-half and the counties one-half.
ROAD PROGRESS IN OHIO.
?
|mp|orfinent Dor^ Xot Keep Pace
iVith tkp Ueuiand of Ihc
Ohio has by no means kept pace in
the mutter of roadbulldlng throughout
the country districts either with the
progress made In steam railway* or in
the improvement of city streets, where
within the past twenty-five., years the
old maeadam and bowlder thoroughfares
have given way almost entirely
tt? the.mflvp upi} lasting grapite,
brick fujd aspiislt, says the Cincinnati
A Commercial Trihvno,
Qg/ It is true there is In this state a law
which enables the townships throughout
Ohlo'to improve their road system,
. kuown as the free turnpike law, and It
ha* tloue wonders for the common
roaaU of the state during the twentylivf-years'or-more
that it has been In
roree. Perhaps a few other states have
similar laws, but they are not general.
Thfi prdlpary ppuutry roads thrppghojp
{pa poanfry generally are, as they Uavp
gl\vays bpep, things to ayold Ip the aegaou
of. 'free?ii?g and thawing, during
which they oro usually impassable,
Hoad PfPKress In Te????*e#.
Judging from the enthusiasm which
attended the- recent annual meeting of
the Tennessee (Jood Honda association,
much work la the improvement of
highways will,be accomplished in that
state next year. The convention was
not content with academic discussions
MUt?r$" mwk
flke, but tqok practical steps toward a
frenlNfntioft of fcbe ideals. To septiro
^hpitg* uptlop tlflougho^ tM
fa hulld up ttu orifuulaaUon which
ould be strong enough to pemlana legw^urgr'1
ju Bnni TO VWNWU
nv'tfM.ot il?f JK#*bttfftda M*xilntt<n?it
TO deeded also ffc>s> *fbe lpgflsla
jure ior tuc uppuiitUjumt a engineer
to foofoftr w.RH 9.00^1 sy^?f
ihteudents in 'tbe muuer. p* ro*da and
fcddws and io\- legi *latiop which WMUid
norm It the employment of jqty HWW*I
lln ruadmaklnit.
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9 nr?n ~ ^ v }p t**y 1
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* Tht ITrcfiiltj- of Salt.
r Although in treaties on dietetics salt
figures as a condiment. It Is universally
t recognized to be something more; In,j
deed it Is an Indispensable element of
I the food of man and animals. A well
. known authority asserts, says The
j Medical Press and Circular, that whena
ever the annual consumption of salt
t falls below twenty pounds per head of
1 population the public hen It h Is likely
c to sufTer. The deprivation of salt does
not produce a dcllulte disease, but re^
duces the vitality of the organism as a
c i whole, so that the victims of ndmlnls^
trutive measures which restrict the
} consuinptlon of salt more readily fall
_ prey to prevailing epidemics, as well
as to endemic maladies.
a Threw t'p Pie fpoaRe.
Ilis Loving Spouse (who has been
talking for live minutes without a
y break)?I'd like to know. now. what
you've got to say for yovrself. When
p vou went down town 1 tolil yon exactly
a the kind of hntli sponge I wanted, and
? you wrote it down, nud now yon bring
uie this miserutile. pitiful, good for
t nothing. Wnnt are you throwing that
r sponge up in the air for?
B Mr. Meeker?My dear. It's the only
tiling I can do.?Chicago Tribune.
\ THE HOME GOLD CURE.
An Inpenioue Treatment by which
Drunkar s are He ngr Cured Daily
in 8pite ot' Themsolves.
i No Noxiou? Doses. No Weakening
of the Nerves. A Pleasant and
, Positive Cure for the
Liquor Habit.
1 It is now generally known and understood
that Drunkenness is a disease
1 and not weakness. A bodv filled with
t noison, and nerves completely shattered
p ny periodical or constant use of intoxi.
eating lipuors, requires an antidote cap.
able of neutralizing and eradicating this
, poison, an<l destroying the craving for in.
to-ifn n ts. Sufferers may now cure them*
. selves at home without publicity or 'oss
1 of time from business by this wonderful
1 "HOME GOLD CUKE" which has been
' perfected after many yearsoi close study
i and treatment of ioerbriates. The faitlii
ful use according to directions of this
f wonderful discovery is positively guar.
an teed to cure the most obstinate case,
, no matter how hard a drinker. Our
records show the marvelous transforms'
tion of thousands of Drunkards into
' solier, industrious and upright men.
WIVES CURE YOUR HUSBANDS!!
> CHILDRENOURE YOUR FATHERS!
i This remedy is in no sense a nostrum
but is a specific for this disease only,
and is so skillfully devised and prepared
that it is thoroughly soluble and
pleasant to the taste, so that it can he
given in a cup of tea or coffee without
1 the knowledge of the person taking it
Thousands of Drunkards have cured
1 themselves with this priceless remedy,
' and as many more have been cured ami
: made temperate men by having the
> "OURE" administered by loving friends
I and relatives without their knowledge
. in coffee or tea, and believe todny that
. they discontinued drinking of their owe
1 free will. DO NOT WAIT. Do not he
| deluded by apparent and misleading
"improvement." Drive out the disease
St once and for gll time. The "HOME
[ GOLD CURE" is sold at the extremely
I low price of Ope Dollar, thus placing
. within reach of everybody a treatment
more effectual than others costing $2> to
$50. Full directions accompany each
package. Special advice by skilled physicians
when requested without extra
1 charge. Sent prepaid to any part of the
world on receipt of one dollar. Address
Dept. 1 EDWIN B. GILES & COMi
I'ANY, 2330 and 2332 Market Street,
> Philadelphia.
AH oorresjioiidence strictly confidental.
10 lv
Lr Is
FOR SA
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Just Received
An elegant line of Hue Oaryine Sets.
.1 nst the thing fur wedding and Xmas
presents Also a niQ3 lot of Plain
<f?ld Weddl'g Rings in different
Weights and widths. Come in and
see rh >*e handsome Ouk and Walnut
8-day clocks.
M. E. TINS^EY,
Smith's Request!
Stop throwing your money away.
Have you ever loet any money
by paying two prioes for an article?
If you have you had
just as well laugh as to cry. I
only wafti you of the future.
Look Before You Buy,
I have lutf. received an extra
Ana ' Molasses which I invite
every pernor* in Union county to
come in &nd inspect.
The Quality will surprise you.
The i>rise will make you grin.
? ' '?
w, Newell smiih/ '
Mention T^kb, 89-tf
"In Texas a gas well that blown off
at the rate of 1,000,000 feet p?r day
and cspuot be stopped, has been discovered.
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ON THE VERGE OF SUCCESS
The Eaijr Steward and the Aada
to in "Grafter."
A man walked into one of the up
1 town college elubR one morning and sat
I down tn the smoking room. Iiis air of
assurance was hardly In accord Willi
bis tattered clotb-'s. It was early, and
nono of the members was about, lie
rang the bell, and the stewurd responded.
"It seems good to get back into the
club again," he remarked.
"Yes. sir," said the steward.
"I used to be a member here, but I've
had hard luck und can't afford it any
longer."
"Yes, sir; I'm sorry, sir," said the
icnmu.
"By the way, I'm a little short of mr
fare this morning," sahl the nervy
stranger. "Conhl yon let me have ten
cents until I call here again?"
The surprised steward reached into
his pocket and handed out a dime.
"Thank you," said the man. "Now,
I'm also a little hungry, having had no
breakfast. J>o you suppose you could
gather me up a little luncheon?"
The steward was stupefied by such a
display of nerve.
"And a little whisky with a dash of
bitters would not go badly with the
food."
The steward flrd as one of Hie members
entered. The stranger saw the
j new arrival and rose hastily.
"I am too early for my friend." he
said as he walked toward the door.
"I will return later." Then he added
In an undertone, which the doorboy
heard: "Too bad, too bad! That steward
was easy. He'd given me the club
If I'd asked for It. It's a wonder those
members wouldn't stay away." The
man of nerve walked down the street
with his head bowed In deep thought.
"How to get that luncheon without
paying for It" was his theme.?New
York Tribune.
Slow Pnyer.
Magistrate (to the Chinamau)?What's
your complaint against this young man,
John?
Chinaman?He's too muchee by and
by.?Baltimore Jewish Comment.
POWERFUL MEN OF THE EAST.
An Interesting Explain,lion of Their Unusual
Strength.
The Secret of Their Marvellous vitality and Nirve
Force Jealously Guardtd.
Women r'of the Harem C impound a Potion Whose
Rejuvenating Effects are Almost Miraculous
and Astmi-hed Jhe Most Skeptical.
The fondest hopes of ancient or modern
>.f>e1rer? ii ter the Kniintaln of 1*orpetmil
Youth, run scarcely have aimed higher than
the rcv-u't' :?-'h|evei| by the marvellous cumpound,
Known throughout the Bust us Kb
StOK 111 It
Travellers redlining to Europe have, from
time to truiw, brought astonishing tales of
the rejuvcuattng effects jirodueed by this
WomUrof the Orient.
Crudely compounded by the Women of the
Iturein, fr 111 tormulas handed down orally
from generation to generation, thi> secret of
this preparation thus jealously guarded and
known only ,*b the inmates of the lia'ctn and
the Couft Physicians, (01, M< ?K III If lias been
practical!} tin ootiiinat-le excepting '?y the
favored ones for whom it wt>s Intended.
Recently, liowtoer, a |>roininent native
Arabian I'll}sivtiin, hiini->iicd Iroiu his country
for offense, nnu deprived 01 hi* vast possessions,
ha* availed himsclt of his know i-|
1'ilgo, to earn r. livtihooo befitting liis station,
by supply iug this marvellous compound. Kb
MOKlilK, to the nobility and wealthier
e asses of all Burope, who llAVO cheerfully
paid hiin large fees in return for the benefits
received.
t oiiiciit with the large income derived
from this practice, this agpd Pti'isi<|an has
repeatedly ref\t?('d \<Ty liiiprul pliers nuide
to' hint for the foyqiufa oi' his Itemed}, but
in has 'finally agreed with the iiupor. ing
IOUSV of Tin. NuYKS-FUbbKR COMPANY, of
I'liiladelphiu, to pill it. up inconvenient torui
for sale e.xeluslt oiy in the I'nited States, and
this firm having toe exclusive agency, now
offers it for the tirst lime to the American
public.
This Kemedy must not bp yon founded with
the numerous nervous pxhau-tion, lost man
hood and stdf abpse remedies wh|ch are advertised
under u variety uf muni'*, as there is
absolutely nothing which scientiile chemistry
has been utile to prodme, wnieli can even
approach the pe. rless Kb MOKJJIR, n purely
vegetable coiupt uiub extracted from rare
t topical roots and herbs.
Kb MOKIll It isu Remedy fur one specific
puipose, which is u> strengtlioii the vital
force and prevent decay ill Men, its marvel
ous effects ih iiiTostlug decay of the. vital
pi'ihotp'les, ospccatbv in the ninly. be.iim tin
p.palled iipd never tiijljng' a\id it* use is
Universal all Rvef flip' U.Ut, where strong,
\ ii jle i?,c.;V w lib large families of descendants
arc llie ri le, Iherc nitial ho let doiila, ei|||cr as to
ii., efficiency or benefit U| the ip-unrul system.
While it I* an iil'suluto xpeeitte tun! |*i.,l;ivclv
mmriuti-'fti \>i our me worst cnrc of nervous <lciiiliiv,
lost ninduxxl, or similar weakness due to
excesses or voiilltfiil errorx, :l i? a'so ii.-mI with the
Kivaii ht success a* a vitalizer, jtlvintr p'/ye, to till'
veak parts, ami drvi'lonini' ^ era i n lain lux the
ftlSI lia ttr.tl vigor of tiuiliKo'oil.
U is ppt of- -for ' the American trade in tablet
fo-'m. null though extremely powerful, i,i is perfectly
hariMU-8* and easily taken, 0,110 tal>l-t V.C-t>>?*
a dose and doing ttio wo'jk iia^i ?t,n ?< evldentI\
as to h ave lio'ill uie hifliu of Iho patient.
11 tyilj ypVl so as to stay enrol.
livery package Is opened atel carefully examine^
by the imn Tiers wnen received, |ll|t)' U lh<-'?t V<4;
piekol iintlar tlieif sea) and positive guarantee to
eitfe. It \v?IJ U'" ' II' jli-epaiU. under plain eover
wii|t ful| and coitt|ile|e dirci-ii'dis, on receipt 01 the
pi ice, $1,00 per package, or six packages lor si
Address I III-; N<>Y lis-ITMXl.lt COM I'AN V,
Market and tMUi Ms., l'hi'udclphia.
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B tfL ^
lumped on a. Ten Penny Sail.
The littl?? daughter of Mr. J. N I
I pouch jam, el mi "M i W'M'U uiko J
of -on penny units, a ui 'Inust ore I
iiitii eiii i>? |y i liron'li h< i loo' and a
se ? a?l one half WAV through Cham i
eilaoiV l'ani Horn whs piouipllv applied
| and livn iimuies infer i'to pain hid ?h?
app-aivt! and no ?oo?e snfTt.r;i>g w *s
expeiicnc <1. in iInn* du\s ili * clu'd
was worts ing her s.ioe as usual and with
absolutely no disooint it Mr. Powell
is n well known i;i< tenant of Falkland,
Vh i'aoi 1? ilin is . i? aul is o' ic i . i "lis
Mlrh Iijai's-S w dti'Ml lilt' IM'.Ulll il'l'l III
one iluul t.h** lino: i?.qui:e<i uj tin omul
treatment For sale l<y F. (J. Duke.
Druggist. %
While i#> ( llioial statement. bus Ih"Si
made, it, is coiuuion g* ssip at the To-asury
Del'Slitinent tiat. Seri-tary tiiie|
and a nuinliet' of the treasury ollioiaia
aie opposed to tho refcnaciintuit of the
Gearv law. or 4 'Chinese Kxe.|ii?'on Ac1'1
j-8 i< is mo-e commonly call This ?ub,ie
t i< a very ticklish one to handle.
Did You Know This?
I>o you know that a iic^-looted cough or
cold lends to eout-utnpt ion? Mure people dio
from I In; effect s of en tch in if eold than from I
any other known cause. There is one remedy
ami remember it only costs twenty-five cents,
that lias proven a sale, unfailing cure for
coughs and colds. It is called Mexican -^yriip, t
Your druggist has it or will act it for you, i
It heals and strengthens the linnrs and j
breathing passages, when nothing else you
take so?'uis to do you good, you had better
yet a bottle today and read "the testimonials
on the wapper.
Ifave You Worms?
Are you growing thin and sickly? lias your
skin a pale or sallow tnugeV Do you not oe
easioually I eel a ho'low sensation in tue pit
of your stomaelt, or a queer distres- in your
bowels? Do you grot eusily vexed, nervous or '
fidgety? Probably you arc nourishing somo
stomach worms, a lengthy tape worm, or else '
n thousand pin worms that aro devitalizing '
your entire system You can expel them by '
taking Mother s Worm syrup. Nothing else '
is so etfeetive. '
Better Health. i,
liettor health always follows a use of Me.v
iean Hoot, sbnply.*?beeause tlcy cleanse this
system of sickening and effete matter so
thoroughly and completely. It is a sin t<> re .
main constipated wlien Si ex iean Itoot I'ills
only eost 25 cents a l> >x. .
The Best Vain Cure
Is one that is absolutely safe and sure and '
that taken internally will cure cramps and '
eolie. or a plud externally will reduce '
swelling and suit due pain, (looch's C'uiek
Itelief does this and only eosts 25 cents.
Want to he Vrettv? 1
Then Purify your blood by taking Hooch's
Sarsaparilla, the best of ail blood medicines.
Pilc-ine Cures Piles.
Money refunded II it ever fails.
A nti-Auuk cures Chills and Fever.
Notice has been rec-ivtvi at. tlie S aic "
1 )eti:t; t meiit tlio fh<? V?? ?./?!> i ........
pro|??.sfs t<? elrtii'i li iii this conn
irv?n sch >.>1 which si; >tl be il??%?>'*? | a
study of Apiencau Iti?lttsti 1h1 methods ?
M. Miileratd, 'lis French Minister o*
<V? oQicrtif h the a?nh >r of the proposed 1
plan, which is a llttleiing tribute t- n
.\ru?rieai. etitcrinise and commercial <
gen ins. ?i
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! Subtle |!
Foe | ?
I)yspe|wia is unrecognized in |?K]
half the crises. It deceives tho 9& t
unknowing sufferer. Its many |
variations \vark along the weakest 6>g M
liueti of the. system. To battle
against only one of them is vain. jK
Our booklet exphiiiw Its svinp- BBB
fonts. Our Dyspepsia Tablets give ffb ,
complete and lasting relief. m t.
GILES' I
1 Dyspepsia Tablets 1 '
10c., 25c. 2 "
AND 50 c. <Cj5
i S Li> BY UNION DRUG CO.
I NION.S. c. ''
The rieaHv.Vi lieuai Intent has is-suec ^
H {viftttpuiy uai'iiing to Frtiiuli ix
po;!?-n< a^uin.st, the pmcAicn ot" slopp'Hu ,|
itdlll >->A III iJ'Vk-l .1 f < t l?i^ C ,,
Th? . i\\ vVs iw?vc (tMCttvcMed that. in ihrii ^
cfYor 8 to preserve fruits with a Rjiciiiuiu.
<>f su^rti, the Krereh oonwrvcrs luiv \
Imvii rosortinw l?? l.h? us? ot suiplm j
tiniit-K i<> hii **xieut ii jtni.ius to h?*a t?', j
:iliO, w it fi a View to plt'SMTVillt? tilt; Ita- u
'uial color,# excessive amount of ae.d ,
iave b^tui employed.
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When Writing Mention Tiik i'Niox Times.
To the l'nbUc,
Allow mo to say a tow would in praise
t eii.inibuiiiiib'vS Cough Remedy. L li?m
Via y severe cougli aim cold aud feared
would get pneumonia, but after taKing
to secoim dose ol Una medicine 1 fell
eitei, 1 lute bjt-ies ol it uuievt uiy cold
od liii. poms :u uij client oisapi-eaieti jf
uii?oi>. I am in^at lespt-Cilully vouia
n lj?r. I Mi, Ktip'i c>. Meycis, til?fhiitj-J a
iYclU.il Oi., \> U-elllig, vV. V'a t or ?ap. j,
> F. 1^. thine, ihttftg a*. H,
Ii ia proposed that the McKinley 11
iomimcut at Canton will cost ?7o0.0(Ji) 11
i.d the arch, to be erected in Washingjii,
$1,.VJO,00!\ wWch latter i'limum
lr. ilium n^ards as some >v niic loo auiil%>us.
^
'"laibt v mtt i an iniaiit child < f mine ,
ad ciou./ 1.1 <i vi.iienl loi m,'" lintel J l!
olih \V. 11 dgois, a Clinician Lvatge-'t
St,, of h liley. Ala. "I g.?Vo ilri ,i lev, *1
0.esot 1 vini.it ilain's Cough IveHlf-dy k
ud tu a shun ,:uie ail danger was | a '
nd tlie eliiai lecovt ivu " Tins , tuitio a
ot o.,iy oiires oroU|>, buj Witeii giVoo ;.i l>
;.ou as th? lirst uv uipioius w ri. e
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pu.ui o / Ifv 'iMimful sub.ua'', c w.'.u
?ay (i hivi is fAj, sid nil; t-? y Vnhv as ^
) an a til Km 0} t\ (J. Liukc, ?
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Pnb.ic bessions of the Schley Court ot "
nil diy iiaVe ci-iue to a close and tl)0 j]
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