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Letter, NoteBill Hads t. Or any other kind of Job Work Neatly and promptly ex cuted at the Times Job Office. Remember, Friends, You will always find a full line of ^ Flour; Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Lard, Canned and Bottled Hoods. Fresh Vegetables, niul everything to Lo found in an up-to-date family Grocery, at my Store. Tobaccos and Cigars a Specialty. .Bring Your Laundry to Me. J. T. SEXTON. Main Street. J. CLOUGli WALLACE." ATORNEY AT LAW. Room 12 up staira Kim" t BuMiiur. ft RALPH K. CARSON. II. L. SCAfFK CARSON & SCAIFE, ATTORNKYS AT LAW. Special attention given to roul e3 tate and collections. JAMES MONRO. I). R. DUNCAN C. P. SANDERS. Monro, Duncan ant! Sanders ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office No. 4 Law Range, Union, S. C. 5-1 y D. E. HYDRICK, J. A. SAWYER. Spartanburg. Uniou. HYDRICK & SAWYER, ^ ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Union, S. C. Okimok No, tt, J.AW Range, Wallace Ruildinm. 2-ly J. G. PTUGH ES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Union, S. C. Officf. Opposite Court House 5. Q. SARRATT, PHYSICIAN AND Sl'RGCON. O/Ters his professional services to the people of Union and surrounding country. Day calls at Duke's Drug Store. Night calls at the residence of Mr. L. J. names. 18 tf. CONTRACTORS' m ^BUILDERS'^ AhD_MILL SUPPLIES. OkMU|i, ItMl lUM, 0?M?U Ml Gfcut 1 BflM, m?dsv Waefhu, Tasks, Tatars, Mm, StaalWire til MMllt noit, HaUftag *4 sad ruyt, JmU, EtrrUli, Crabs, OkiU ui ftoa* l*IM. rro*4i Mmry Mm* fhM jNUarr LOMBARD IRON V0KK8I SUPPLY CO. y We promptly obtain U. 8. and Foreign > ? E3JUSBI fSetid model, sketch or photo pi invention for C < free report on patentabl llty. For free book, r cllowUiSecuroxb *nC 11 AD I/O write* ' * Patents and I U AUL~IYJ AffiXO to f Ronins to Rent. Three desirable bed rooms to rent. Apply at Thk Times office. JERSEY BULL standing at my house. f>0c ca.sh in advance for service. Calf guaranteed or money refunded. 52-ly J. C. Hunger. * , You know What you are Taking Whoa you tako Urover's tasteless Chill Tonic because the formula in plainly prinnted on every bottle showing that it is simply I ron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No awe no pay. 50c. 45-1 y. Dr. Mason's Depilatory removes suporfjuous hairs permanently from fr any part of the body. $1.00 a box John H. Mason ?fc Co., Hancock Mary land. 27-ly PERPETUAL MOTION. One Inventor IIiin AeeitiKpllnliPd It !?? llnrncK.viiiK it Cyclone. It was during the portion of his career when lie lived in the valley of tho south fork of the llig Sunflower river that Ilenry Plymshnw, the inventor, made his most notable invention. This invention had to do with cyclones. One afternoon Inventor Plymshnw saw a splendid specimen of a funnel 'cyclone coming over the prairie, and lie called to me and said he would go out and study it, since it was evident that | it was going to one side. The Instant the cyclone sighted us it came straight in our direction. We weren't prepared for !\v uo Jill wo oniilil ilo u?na to run. Wo wore just on the point of | giving up when a most extraordinary [ thing happened. Curious tiling. Sort of i natural too. And there it was. Only I one leg. and that down a fifty foot well j in the middle of n sheep pasture. If it I had had two legs, no doubt it could j have scrambled out, hut it couldn't i make it with one. Couldn't do anything except revolve. And it did do that. I never saw a cyclone revolve like that one. Mad apparently because it had missed I'lynishaw and me and got caught. So it just buzzed around like a top. Nothing in the world.to stop it. Most men?mere men of action? would have been satisfied at getting away and not having to revolve with the houses and lots, but not Plymslmw. No. lie got to thinking, and what was the result? Put a belt around the stem of that cyclone .iust at the top of tlie well, sot up a dynamo, strung wire and ran all the machinery and electric lights in that part of the country. Regular Niagara for power. Going yet. Nothing to stop it, you see. Wonderful what a thing mind is!?II. V. Marr in Harper's Magazine. A DOMESTIC EXPEriENCE. Tlie Rcnxon One Woman's Cnok Wii* I)lNN>itinfle<l Willi Her I'ltice. "This is a queer ago we live in," sighed a young housekeeper. "We've just lost a very good cook for a very absurd reason, I think. She came to us about four months ago and was satisfactory in every way?neat, industrious, respectful and last, but foremost, an excelleut cook. "As she was so very quiet I could not tell whether or not she was as well pleased with us as we were with her, but about six weeks ago the trouble began. She asked 1110 suddenly one day why we entertained so seldom. " 'Ella,' I said, 'we don't care to entertain except a few choice friends ; now and then. It costs more than wo can afford, and we really don't care for it.' " 'Your house is just as handsome as anybody's,' she went on. 'Other people that I've lived with entertained all the time, and their houses weren't near as pretty or as nice as yours. You never have anything but a club meeting once in awhile. Why don't you have tens and receptions, Mrs. Blank?' "I reiterated my two reasons?that wo couldn't spend money in that way and that we preferred simple amusements. Ella didn't seem satisfied, but the matter was dropped. Last Monday she asked to spend a week at homo with her sick aunt, and, as I couldn't well refuse, she departed. Today I received a postal card from her couched in these words: "Dear Mrs. Blank?My aunt Is better, but I'm not coming back. I've got a more etylish place." ?Detroit Free Press. Three llulen For Fishing. One day as the Rev. Mark Guy Pearso of London was strolling along a river bank he saw an old man fishing for trout and pulling the fish out one .after the other briskly. "You manage it cleverly, old friend," ho said. "I have passed a good many below who don't seem to be doing anything." The old man lifted himself up and stuck bis rod in the ground. "Well, you see, sir, there he three rules for fishing, and 'tis no good trying it if you don't mind them. The first is, Keep yourself out of eight; the second is, Keep yourself further out of sight, and the third is. Keep yourself further out of eight still. Then you'll do it." Didn't Know Her. "What has become of Miss Iilank, who was always such a favorite lu your set?" "Iler father failed some weeks ago, and all they had was sold at auction." 'Toor thing!" "And now they have to live in a little house in the suburbs." "What n change! IIow she must feel it!" "Yes. She is so much changed that even her best friends would not recognize her. I met her in the street today and did not know her at all, poor thing." Matched Pnuleri. 'Tapa," said tbo inquisitive youngster, "why Is it that people rescued from drowning are always saved Just as they are going down for tho third time?" "Why is it," returned tho father, "that a small boy always picks out unanswerable questions to ask?"?Ohi vu&u rusi. Rot One ot Rla Traits. "A Darwinian, are you?" said Slopay argumcntatlvely. "Then you don't belike wo were made of dust" "I don't believe you werp," replied his tailor. "Dust settles occasionally, you know."?Philadelphia Press. Misunderstood. Borrowell?ITere's that dollar you loaned me last week. Wigwag?What's tho matter? Didn't , you like It??Philadelphia Record. CURES BLOOD POISON. Serofnla. Fleets, Old Sores, Bone Pities?Trial Treatment Free. I'ir.v, .vcmuI !' iliiid st. ?.". s po-itively ciiiwl I') ?. k:11tr 11. 11. li (li 'iHiic i 13 uod lii.m ) Lt'ond B.u'ni hills or destroys the Syphilitic 1'oisoi: in the blood and < \j)' Is it. I loin I lie sj stem A; the s us;*' time Botanic Biood Balm builds tip the rhatti ml constitution. Have you s m? t iiio.d,, pimple.s, eopjiei colored pjHiis, o'd roivs. ulcers, s*i lliugs, scrofula, itching skiu, aches sutd pains in boner <;v joints, sore month m lalliiu hail? i hen Botanic Biood Bdm will iiea! i ve y sore, .-.top the aches and make the hits d i?ui? ohd rich and civethc t icii glo^v of la ait h to 111 ' kin Ove* :100<t it.stiiiionials < i c o? l!olani<* 11 <"< d It.dm i11(>:11ly n i?-,I (or '>() y ;h . ."c::o ;if. Urug 1 s, !jl, ii:t:lu'ii<-i' eon {?! it- .d n et ions. Trial treatm n?, if 1- l; 15. fin* by ?idd.essii.g Jiloul Jielin ?'<? . Attains, <?a. !ci'' trouble anil int.' ui? .lital ..ilvioi given. I) i;'r diep.iirol i eu e ; s lhe< f ilthn runs when a: el.?e fai'. For sal b; ! ' <DuUc, druggist. Last. Ti.hi.ilay tic President rev owed llie Washington liigli school Cade!a. Vol ?! I he fellow il:o custom of founei i*iills s-i ?1 teview ihcin frcm :? stand on one edge oc IfiC la id. Whooping Cough. A. Woman who lets had expeiinct' Willi ilus disease, lelts how lo prevent any tlangeious coasc<iuence limu n. slaeajfi Our Uiich ciiiilien took whooping cougit iasl summer our baby boy being ?>U1} llllC. UlUMtllS OKI. rtllll OtMllg l<> OUi giviug them CiiuuilMlist's i ough Remedy, 11ley lost none of then plumpness and collie out in uiucli belter health lliHa other cliddicii whose patents did not use mis remedy. Our oiaest little girl would cull hisiny l'or cougli syrup between \\ hoops. ?.1 liSSiK 1'INKNEY ilAI.L, .*5pi ingvnle, Ala. Mils KeUiedy is lor sale by F. U Duke, Druggist. The preparation for the unveiling ut the itocliaiiibeu statue, which wih occur on Niutiday, aic practically couij^iettil, even the scats for iho guests having been erected. Sciatic Rheumatism Cured After Fourteen Years of Suffering. "I have liceu a 111 ic led with sciatic rheiuiialisin for fourteen years'', says Josh Edgar of liermuutowu, Cal. "I was ab;e to be around but constantly sulleud. I Mi d everything I coud hear ol and at last was told to try Clnunbeilam's Fain liahu which I did.and was immediately lelieved and in a short lime cured, and I am happy to say it has not since returned." Why not use this liniment and get well? It is for sale by F. i;. Duke, Druguial. The I'hiiipipines biil is still the(luntiajs!i<d bus mess" before theSenate but the prospects are that it will bo disposed of some day this week. No i.oss of Time. 1 have nold Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years. rtUU nuiliu IUlllt'l US OUL U1 COIiee UIH1 sugar than it. I sold live bottles of it yesterday to threshers that could go no farther, and they ate at woik again this morning ? H. K. I'iikia's, Plymouth, Oklahoma As will be sten by the above, threshers were able to keep on w ith their work without loosing a single day's time. You should keep a bottle of this Remedy in'your home. For sale by F. C. Duke, Druggist. A number of soceiety women called upon Hepres nlative Payne one day last week and urged upon him favorable con sideralion of Lite MeCall amendment to the Dingley tariff law. 8uhBfril?f for 'Dip Tirrtpo Uteres jherici G "FLORODORA"Ba \lk LUCK," "OL HANDS WANTF. EXCELSIOR KNITTING MILLS Union. S. C. 2 > oxj eriodced IjuojuT.s 20 ' Knitters, 20 Pioss Room I!amis. 50 Menders, 15 Pairers, Polders ami 1? >xers >Y e ;;ive inhloii voiio - >m . \i >1 latlus ami oltl i!111'> it \ Ii.it now nit i:ij tint V v? 1 t\ Work much nift 'hi i.? to \ Appiv at once io ?T. EX. C3- -lv XJ : TIIKAS. n?al Mill*. "Wo will sentl inemiinji to the home: of all la<lies in l'nion who ih sire wov ami live south of Main sire;-;, ami t< those who live not more than a <juartci of a mile north of Main street. S-t t' Summer Millinery I ' ?j 11i in. Another lug line White Ilats, Leghorns, etc It-member that \vh n you want a hat to please ;i on in style and price this is thep'.Ka to get it. We are too busy to tell you more, come and see tor yourself. Jewelry of the latest desitrn. Repairing a specialty. Miss M. E. Tinsley. special discount on watch"* and plated ware tor the next 30 days. DEFECTS OF VISION CCRRECTEI WITH SUITABLE GLASSES. Persons who realize the impo) tone and value of correctly adjusted gla:-.?< invariably have, their eyes examined am fitted by H. R. GOODEll, Optician, spahtanhchg. s c. Consul:atu.!> f.-p.e. 1? t| WANTED! Men to take < lunge of branch . dice o our wholesale business in this vicinity Address, at once, with reference**, A. T. Mounis, lG-Ot. Columbia. >. C. Money to Loan. I have money to loan in amounts o $30U and upwards on improved farm: at 7 j>er cent interest. Xo com mission except a reasonable attorney let for preparing necessary papers. 39-1 v. V. R. DkI'ass xere all med All Havana Filler^ ?an fiat/ met OOD ENOUGH nda are of same value as Tags I D PEACH AND HONEY," ? K/ >1 ffTEETMINC , i j! jr.- -Infant mi, Diarrhoea, Dyaer : s: Aids Digestion, Regulates the U "i 5Y Guroa 'iruDiior.o and J MOV-"'.-, -.Vorr.ss TEETHINA Counlt . r'a ;.cr.t upon Toothing Children, s ... I ff-i cents to C. s). MOFFETT, M. D I SOUT1 I RAIL I THE GREJiT OF TRADE A. Uniting the Prirxc Centers and lloal Resorts of the 5ou NORTH, HAS ! ___________ m^h.Clnss Vestibule Train between Now York and f Cincinnati and Florida I Asliavilln. (j New York and Florida, oitlvc and Savannah, or via 1 | ' Savannah. j Superior Dinlnft-Cnr Service ? Excellent Service and how ' I count South Carolina Int< B Ewposiiion. I Winter Tourist Tickets to i reduced rates. 1 ' For detailed Information, litori apply to naarast tlckct'agont, or 9 S. H. HARDWICK, J Omnoral Rittitn.tcr^'cnt, H Washington, D. C. Eg R. W. HUNT, f ' Dlo. Vasscngar Mgent, L Charleston, S, C. S" ratRUARY 10, 1009. t 1* c j |i Are b?st reac&sd by\ihe Colton Be I runs two trains ,vday^fron\ M< mj * | X without change. x<hese\trains - director make close oonnecu'o TV for alt parts of Texas. OYlahornk | and I (idian Territory. FT. WO?r"? .S | } urAVfORO *Vv f j l.>i> "A!l0 l\/ ! , \ W.LLSbQR'OyV - \ ?4fa *-*. >"V ft*M AxonOte- , \ It you want to flr\d a e/nod homo MO" - in Texas, tt hcpi'Xjtijf crops arc raised an.I whore iitViiili' prosper. . write !or a copy of ourVha lid-sonic * t..inklets, ! I otucs in the) Sottt ii- S\J ' west" and ' Throtijjh Tofxas with f a Caint ra." Sent (rt'elfioli.ny. C s ; hodv who is anxious to bette\r his j condition. ^ I 1 f en cemmcn c *e ? but carit t o r~ /^V I \ A A I V t I?* v r-v % run A IN Y t3U LH Irom STAR," DRUMMOND" N? VZOR," pnd E. RICE, GREENVIL . KiAt o. . ^ mmmmm"P55S5E.. 1?9B aiU ilery and the Bowel Trouble* of Children 0/ loweH. Strengthen* the Child *ncl MAKBi 5oro*. Colic, hCives nnci Thruoh. Remove* *raoi? and Ovorccmoa tho Effect* of th* incj ceils only P."j cent* *t Druggists, or St. Lotii*, Mo. HERN -WAY HIGHWAY YD TRAVEL. ipal Coinmcrglal tl\ and Plonsuro Ih with the # # T and WEST. 1 c> Through Slcopln|(*C?r? Jew Orloani, via Atlanta. i 'oinis via Atlanta and via I ir virv Lynchburg, Danvlll* Hiohinond, UanvlUa kMt , I > on all Through Trains. ' Raton to Chnrlaitfn ac? xr.Stftte and Wnot lllldlilt j ill Resorts now on solo of , i Itura, time tables, ratmt, etc,, | address ' W. II.TAY^QI, j Jixst. fieri. Pats. Mfmnt, i jmmhUI, a*. J. C. BEAM. i District Pats. Af?(ft, ' AHSrtffc, Sf. v. ^ XllVSil VN0 INQIAN TER It, Wrticli line' f phi/ to Texas', either reach' . a/ ~ J ^zr^jLvEp?OT \ J^OOIIWicana \A P /J ^ujfkin\ 1 ^/'ru r~S} pp^. V]^ N. B. BAIRD, T. P. A., ATI AM A, GA. t. W. laBEAl'ME, C. P. 4 T. A., ST. LOUIS, M. l" ground-1 <A VAN A Filler 1 Hk yet better (. itural Leaf', " GOOD