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Letter, Not^ Bill .liads Or any other kind of Job Work Neatly and promptly excuted at the .Times Job Office. - ^ Remember, Frieads, You will always Ijfid ft full !?' ' -A I IllltJ UI . . ..... Flour, Sug^r, Coffee, Meat, Larcf, Canned and Bottled Goods,'? Fresh Vegetables, and everything to be found in an up-to-date family Grocery, at my Store Tobaccos and Cigars a Specialty. % * . kv . ''* kBring Your Laundry to Me. f* J. T. SEXTON. Main Street. jT clough wallace7 . t ATORNEY AT LAW. H"om 12 upstairs KOSC-r 15-il.liitf. RALPH K. CAKS02F. ff. I. SCAIFK CARBON & SOAIFE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Special attootiou given to f?al cs tato and oolleccons. JAMES MIJNRO. D. R. DUNCAN C. P. SANDERS. Munro, Duncan and Sanders ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Olfioe No. ^ Law, JLiange, Union, S. C. - v 5-1 y , 1 D. E. HYDRICK, ' V A. SAWYER". Spartanburg <? t Upiou. hydrick & sawyer, # ATTORNEYS^! LAW, Union, S, C. sjr ' y v. ?-* ? OjfucB No. 5, Law Range,' Wallace Ruilding. 2-ly , J. G. HUGHES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Union, S. C, Office Opposite Cotrkr House S. G..SARRATT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Offers his professional services to tho people of Union fttid surrounding country. Day calls at Duke's Drug Store. Night calls at the residence of Mr. L. J. Haines. . - 18 tf. CONTRACTORS'? ^BUILDERS'^ ^LLSUPPUES. ca IVWMA. mA T^VVepron. ptl yj^tal nU^B. and Foreign ,? c Sdfia model, sketch or photo of invention lor C < Iree report on paten taWltty. For free took, r f Flow to Hwnro'rn r*r> * mvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvwvi Charleston Exposition Rntoh Viu Tiw Southern Railway. Oa account of !*1 ie South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition to be h?Id at, Ohnli'S'oit, S O. begining lhci rnN r 1-t 1901, The Southern ltailwa) v. ill s< 11?xcursion ticket* to Chttrleaton >iidr?'tiirn at 1 tio reilowinp attractive : I'n-in Sp irunibura., S. (.), For $10.00 licketa on sale dally, with I final limit .June 81 d, 1002. 7 For $7 85 tickets on sale daily, lirOited in return leu days. For $1 0r? tickets on Kilo Tuesday* and thurtgays, limited to seven (7) dayf. Correspondingly reduced rates from other pouts. TUe Southern llsilvmy operates double daily trains on convenient schedules with Pullman Sleepers to fend from Charleston, S. C For further information apply to:, W. H. Taylor, A. Q. P, A., Atlanta, 6a. MAN BEFORE BREAKFAST.* More 111 Nntnrrd Thnn Wonmn, Snri nn Olmervnnt llentnuriilpur. "Of courso." said an avenue restaurant keeper, '! think my business gives uie tlu? pest opportunities in the world for judging human naturb. My observations have led tne to the conclusion that women, as nervous as they are supposed to be, are more good natured than men. The test for this trait comes at breakfast time. Now, I suppose that my customers are about fin cheery a lot as frequent any restaurant iu the city. A good many of them are newspaper men, who, as a usual thing, take life as it comes without much coin plaint. If you tn"ke them in the cveiv, ing or late at night, you will 11 mf theda the most eompanionnblc lot imagtuable. But let me t'^1 you there is a difference in the morning. "As friendly as I am with most of the men who come in here, there is not one whom I would care to provoke before he gets his breakfast. Most of the 'kicks' are made concerning the first meal of the day. The waiter is too slow; the steak is too rare; the steak is too well done; the eggs are not fried properly or are boiled too little or too much. But by the time the average man has had a good meal and a cup of hot coffee 'Richard is himself again.' "Now, with women it is different. I don't know whether it is because they wake up "less hungry than men or whether an empty stomach affects their nerves to a less degree, but those wild get their breakfast here seldom annoy us with complaints."?Washington I'ost. Don't* For blternry Bcglnncm. Don't tell the editor what your family or friends or literary acquaintances say of your manuscript. Don't urge the editor to buy your mnnuscript because you need the money to help you in contributing to the support of your family or in making vour wnv thrnncli Don't assume n Jaunty, sarcastic or insistent tone with the editor. Don't coyly ask him to "permit tins literary dove to nest in your olive tree or else return it to the nrk nt .the above address." Don't try to temper the severity of his judgment by sending him pressed flowers with your manuscript or to Impress him with your literary power and experience by telling him that you "write on the spur of the moment and never correct." Bear in mind, in short, that the best way to submit a manuscript is simply to submit it and let it speak for itself.? Franklin B. Wiley in I-adics' Homo Journal. * inovr In Venice. **I saw Veriice once under unusual circumstances," said a traveler. "At the time of which I speak that sunny, smiling land was wrapped in snow. Our folks were a bit surprised, but tho natives were amazed. To the real Venetians snow is a thing they do not know how to deal with. Many persons remain all day in bed indulging in hot drinks and pass their time in doing nothing. The children, to their extreme satisfaction, are not sent to school, as tho streets aiid squares are covered with snow. Those courageous persons who venture abroad only walk at the slowest pace. To cross a bridge is considered hazardous, if not foolhardy. St. Mark's square is entirely deserted. Even the pigeons are invisible." Mlxixih. How many people know that tho monument that Laban and' Jacob Ret up near the borders of Canaan and called "Mtzphli," or a lookout, was erected In suspicion rather than love? The literal meaning was this: "Tlip Lord watch between thee and me when we are absent ono from the other, and see that you are not up to some new .trick as soon as my back Is turned." So wlip It is Inscribed In an engagement ring it might mean, "The Lord watch and see thut" you do not flirt i When \v? are ubsent one from the other." Those who use tlie text are sometimes wiser than they know. Itrong Even In Pentli. A yew tree almost destitute of branches or bark grows abundantly in the Caucasus to n height of from Qfty to Sixty feet and a diameter of a little over two feet. It grows slowly, but its timber is almost Indestructible except by tire. It Is considered superior in durability, appearance and toughness to mahogany, which it otherwise somewhat resembles. In some large forests of this tree it is very difficult to distinguish the live trees from the dead ones, the lutter being very numerous and' said to stand for 100 years ufter death Without exhibiting deenv. I Division of Labor. Helen??How long did you stay }u Paris on your trip to France? Emma?Ob, a week altogether. Hclene?But surely you could not take (n everything in such a short time! EgAma?But we did, all the same. You see, there were three of us. Mam* ma took in tbo picturo galleries, 1 studied the shops and things, and papa examined the local color in the cafes.? Exchange. Flump Birdie. She. (after the service)?You dreadful fellow 1 Why did you smile during the offertory? ne?I couldn't help it There was Miss Addle Pose singing J/Had I the wing! of a dove." The mental picture of a 200 pounder trying to fly with a pair of four inch wings was too mucl) for me. When the first baby howls at nlgbt with the colic, the father-and mother look reproachfully at each other, as if* to say, "You got me into thisl"?Atchison Globe. tiaras mm_MOF EvjB ^|? Ur<TEETHING I COros Cholcra-lnfnntum, Diarrhoea. Dysente A tt;/ .l?c. Aids Digestion. Regulates the Bov TEETHING EASY. Cure* Eruptions and 801 and prevents Worms- TEKTHlNA Countera Summer's heat upon Teething Children, and mail 29 cents to C. *1. MOFFETT. M. D.. J -2= *i- 1?S Jt-J3J. ~ r br&cs /f/,oo rr porso.v. ii !' Scrofitla, Ulecis, 01<1 St>rrs, none Pains?Trial Treatment Tree. j t'uet, aeuoutl or lit) U.st p?niiivr-;y | r OlU*tl by taking 1> Jk* b (B ?uui:c j ii O KI Halm ) iilOjtJ FWln Kilisoi (U s- i Hoys ili? Syphilitic i'oi.vjit iii the UK o.l j tit id expels it lrotn j 11?* system. At I lie > same tune iUuanic blood lialiu builds ! lit) tin; thulUrul eollStitUlToh. Have o you sole lluo.it, p tuples*, copper co'.o od spoU), oid toitu.^^tyriT-, 'iH'tU.mi*, " sciofulu. uciiiitR sM, aches ami jMU>* 5 in bouts or j jini.s, ne luoath oi lf^pi)tf? > lia.i V Then botHiu^JikHiUjpyhiy\y.iil Ii* ai iveiy i-oie, slop i lieacl.i's aiiii ui..ke the l lood pure and rich and wive the rich glow of health tot Ito skin. Ovei la .'1UUU leetitnoniids ?..f cums Botanic n? B.uud Ddilh tllOiOUgllU U-.-tf'l 1??f oO ir ymrs. Sold. at -.drug Mores, Si, inclining cottipleUs Trial treatment ol B B B. fiee l.y addieting Blood Baiui Co , .Atlanta, (j;i. ?J Describe I rouble aud. fine medical ad vice given. DoiTt desp ifi*of a cine as Blood ifalin cures when all ib.e fails For ail. by F. C.' 'Duke, druggist. ?f ai On Tbuiiday Ural-, M?a. Jioosevell tli gave* la*n pally in the ground^ of lia of Wlnie liouse.r llftudsiiiiic 'iVtrt.s were pitched lor trie aecbinuaodauon of tbe guests and the Marine* band in attendancn. ^ Whooping Cough. ^ A \\ oliiati wiin lias hail e.x^Kiiuce wnli lips disease, tells how lo prevent an) elangi lous coiiteijuence 11003 if. Oiie cay. : Our lliiee cnjuieu looh whooping cougii last summer our lia'tiy bo) deing oul) tluec months uld, und'owin^ lo out giviug Ilicui Cliauiileum's Co<<gu Ueuicuy, they lost none of their piuoipuess uid coine oui in much bellci l.edil Uiau ulnei clulUieu wnose parents uiu not use V Llila leuicoy. Oui OisieaL Ullie girl wouiu call lusiny for cough symp between wl loops. ? ) less ik Tin k.n kv iiajLh, W Spimgviiln, Ala. I Ins Itemed y is ioi sale by F. O Duke, Druggist. ^ We now lmpeitl filler tobacco lo the t( amount ol $H,UbU,Uuu aiiiauby. Our soil / surveyois aie searching lQr localities ( which will grow that and bfclieve they have fouud the proper aoiil m sections of ^ i'euusylvaiua, Ohio, .North Carolina and Texan. Sciatic Uhciimutiam Cured After ^ Fourteen Yours of Suffering. "1 have been allhcled with ECiitMC rheumatism lor touiieen years", says {l Josh Engai of Oeimautowu, Cat. '1 * U/UU uh M 111 lio uriuiiiil Is:*; n.mcl ml lu iI 1 aullrittl, 1 in d every tiling i coiul hear of and at last was toKl to try Oh.uubeilain's hull iialui which I did. and was n immediately lehevui ami in a thorllune U cuied, and 1 ail happy lo nay it law nut since returned.'t Why not u^e this liniment and get well? It is louaaic by F. C, Duke, Druggist. Tiie sudden deal lis in llie House of al Representatives Cummins, ?>tey and Sal- 1C 111011 suspended all business 111 llie House IK of Representatives duiing the early pan. ol lust week and the only legislation euaet;d was the bill providing lot adwi&ion as slates ot Oklahoma, Anizoua, and JSew Mexico. iVo L.OSS of Time. 1 have sold Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ar.tl Diari hoea Itemed? for y i ars, and would rather hj out of coffee and sugar than it. I sold live bottles of it yesterday to threshers that could go no 1'arllier, and lliey are at work again this morning ? fl. It Piiklpj, Plymouth, . Oklahoma. As will be si en by tne abov'e, threshers were able lok< ep on with their work without loosing a single day's liuie. 1'ou shou.d keepn bottle of litis , Remedy in your home. For sale by F.* C Duki, Diuggist. l*he arrangements for llie corning of ? the Koch uuheau stature ou tne square opposite the White Mouse, are prog-ess ing wilh exceeding .suaojtiimss ^ Rooms to Rent. Three desirable bed rooms to icub. ^ App'y ?t Tub Timkk olTlce. 17 fur I I I - ' *-k La 1 hrk - - '? <4v J ls< FOR SAL! FETT'S JM ?< " WD E ry nnd th? Bowel Troubles of Children f /el*. Strengthens the Child nnd WAKCi es. Colic. Hives and Thrush. Removes ots and Ovorcoino* the Effoctn cf tho I costs only 25 oents at Drufcicts, or St. Louis. Mo. HANDS WANTED BY Xr.FISinR KNITTINH UIIIO . - ? ii ii i i imu kiillo, Union. S. C. 5 experiedced Hoopers, 0 ' Knitters, 0 Press Boom Hands, I) Menders, 5 Pairers, Folders and Boxers. We give children. young men. young das and old folks all work. Hands >w making from 75c to $1.25 per day. roik much nicer t han col ton mill work, pply at once to r. tl. GAUJLT, T ft K \S. and MC. It. ,Wc will send mending to the homes all ladies in Union who desire work id live south of Main street, and to ioso who live not more than a quarter a mile north of Main street. 8-tf Summer Millinery ust in. Another big line of ^hite Hats, Leghorns, etc Remember that when you ant a hat to please you in :) le and price this is the place ) get it. We are too busy to >11 you more, come and see >r yourself. Jewelry of the latest design. Lepairing a specialty. /liss M. E. Tinsley. Special discount on watches nd nl.ited ware for the next 0 days. EFECTS OF VISION CORRECTED WITH SUITABLE GLASSES. Peisons who realize the importance id value of correctly adjusted glasses ivariablv have their eyes examined aiiv. ed by H. R. GOODELI ftntirian - 1 ? r i SPARTANBURG, S C. < -ousultation free. 10-tf UPPINGOTT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE A Family Library The Best in Current Literature 12 Complete Novels Yearly MANY SHORT STORIES AND PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS $2.50 per year ; 25 cts. a copy NO CONTINUED STORIES every number complete in itself otice to Debtors and Creditors. AM persona having claims against the latent Dr. M. T. Smith, deceased, are reby untitled to present,them properly tested to the undersigned for payment. II who are indebted to the said estate ill ma' e prompt payment to '-4r. It. K. >mitu. Administrator. ITWf m SuS E AT HOLMES HERN V .WAY 1 T HIGHWAY AMD TRAVEL. icipal Commercial > <h and Pleasure tuth witK the e # ST and WEST. i ins. Through Sl<i?ping?Csr* i New Orleans, via AtUSM. k Points vU Atlanta and via Her via Lynchburg, Danville Riohmond, Danville aSS ioe on all Through Trains, I ?w Rates to Chfirlostqn as* nter.State and West ltvdu. I ? all Raiorla *n sal* M I mraturm, tlmm tablet, rmtmt, M t or addrMi I " W. H^TATLOI, I ; At?t.\Omn. P?m, Agent, I 4MMM, { J. <?. HAM, 1 DUtrlat Vatt. Jfgent, H 4HMU, m. I J INDIAN TER. M usi uown to n lew tilings! Is it bea ty? Then what is beauty? One nice with beautiful poems every day that 1 never thinks of or recurs to again, is certain that without one thing the is no real poetry?genuine passion. Ti fire cainc down out of heaven and co sinned Elisha's offering because Elisl was sincere. Plan and build your poe never so deftly, mankind will not pc manently care for it unless it has go uine feeling. It must be inipassioue ?John Burroughs in Century. The Snpreme Tent. "You may he a clergyman," said tl railway dignitary to the stranger wl had applied for a half fare permit, "bi you haven't furnished me sufficient o Idence of It. IIow do you pronount M-e-l-c-h-l-ze-d-e-k?" "Mel-kez-o-dek," promptly respond! the stranger. Without another word the railwn man made out the permit.?Chicat T ribune. The Way (Int. "IIow did you ever manage to gi OUt Of hUVinsr VOIir Wife Unit ntwi I plonk tlmt she wanted so much?" I "Buy. Rill. Unit wns easy I told In J Unit 1 would luiy it for her on In thirty fifth birthday and asked her let me know the time " Detroit Pr< ) I'ress Wm ?ll V? I (ANTE & MOORE'S PH ??????mi i i i;. SOUT RAII THE GREA OF TRADE . Uniting the Prli Cnnliiri * ? Resorts of the Sc NORTH, EJi, Hlgh*CUai Vvitibul* Xra b?tw??h New York nni Qinoinnatl and Florida Aaharill*. Now York and Florida, alt and Javinnnh, or tIb Savannah. fuparior Dtning?Car Sarvl Kxoallant Sarv tea and L< count Youth Carolina li Capoaition. Winter Toorlat Tlokata ti reduced rates. Far da(al(?i( Information, til mppty < naarnt ilokat-agant, 9. H. HARD WICK, Ovnaral Faiitdrcr Aftnt, tUasttlng'on, D. C R. W. HVNT, Biv. Faitfnffr Mfmnt, ? Gharlettdn, S, C. PSWtVASY IS, 1000. Are bfst reaethid by^thc Colton runs tuo trains\d ayVro rri M< without change. H^h&seVtrait director make close connecuo for alf parts of Texas, OXJahom and IpdianTerritory. \ i ft. worth ?r*Mro?o\. K|kMW j V. HILLSb^R OATESVILLE'T^i ( ?" A?T0?.O</^^If you want to flnvl a ?Hbod home In Texan, where\l?tjyr crops arc raised and where pTVTnle prosper, write tor a copy of ou?y hand.some booklets, "Homes in the) Southwest" and "ThrouphTelxaswith a Camera." sent free(/T<7\nny- <" body who is anxious to betttAr his f condition. A True I'orm, now bard it is to toll what makes .true poem, a lasting poem! When oi asks himself what it is, how mat things arise, how hard to narrow tl lutu, which unei f V*? 1 imphi/io Texas', jT * C I U^ej^ier^eac^ "" "T" A^\? j&vn/ [ ^5M?tvFPO?T ? ^ /"^\CORw?,CAMA JV| I j \ /] IsTlufkinX HO?iS*ON ^^/^GALVUTON i/K^ N. B. BAIRD. T. P. A., ATLANTA, OA. E. W. LaBEAUME, G. P. & T. A., ST. LOUIS, M. BaBB? HBHjB5aB^WANTED! 10 j ! Men I . t..ke chaiv'ft ' f brat cli ntHce of 10 otir w1p.Ii s .le business in this vicinity. Addtet8, al once, with references, "* A. T Mounts, 3 lb-tit. Columbia, S. (). lie re Money to Loan. JC 1 have nrioney to loan in amounts of n* $300 and upwaiils on improved farms ,a at 7 per rent interest. No enm111 mission except a reasonable attorney fee r* for pepav'np necessai v papeis n* 30-1 \ V K PVPass d. Final Discharge. i Notice is herehv oiw?n ? ??? j ?. ? Hint 1 Will ic apply to the Hon. J. J. Gentry, Judge io of Probate in and for the county of it Spartanburg, State of South Carolina, v* acting Judge of Probate for Union :e county, State aforesaid, at Union, S. O., on May 28th, 1902, at 11 a. in. d for a final disoharge as administrator of the estate of Mary J. Greer, deceased. All persons having claims ;q against said estate must present them on or before said date for payment or he forever barred. C. S. Gukkk, ct Adipr. Est. Mary J. Greer, dec. a Published in Union Timf.r April 25th'i 1902. 17-ot [ r .)&ll>EY HULL standing au my pi I ou-h ^'0c ea??h in advance for ae.Tice. >0 Ca'f guaranteed or mnrny refund# ? . I i i. - 1 l> J. u llUNTKR. ure T ED ARMACY.