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? ? Hill i ? m |ii Ipyjgjj " McNI CUTS TH Next week we < it interesting for Comforts, Fiannei Clothing, Underw* goods. MCNI The Quoter o: SITHE" PALISADES 0 AT r Whit? Stone Have you been there yet? the most magnificent Hotel in siou of all the visitors who com that if you will come lo the have the prettiest ancl best we will pay your railroad fare proposition. We make this proposition Springs and drink the water IV wil. make 110 choree for hoard, and we will carry it out to the Do you supjK)S6 t hat. we would spend we kuew that we had as fine Mineral Wiv not. Do you think that such a noted pin the President of the State Medical A^oci cal Examining Board until he resign M t< practice to move to this resort as resident ilue water? These facts ought to c uivin The grounds are well shaded and tie The Hotel is tilled up with guests I rem p people to come and see cm phve we are Every room is an outside room with Venetian folding imide blinds on all wiu< Southern Railway, only trir ruiuuits* : carriages meet all Uai ^s. Sumrn-r t x ju; TRY OCR WHITE STONE I.ITI MORGAN, White Stone Lithi; White Stone v i " I nnai mscn&r&e. Notice is herel>y given that -T. Wooda .Teter, guardian of the estate of ] E. .Jeter, minor, h .s ai?p!v-1 to Jason M. Greer, Judge of lVohate, in and for the County of Union.fur ;i Unai dischaipe as such guardian. It is Oki>ekei>. That the K?th 'lay of November, A. \). ll'oj, l?e fixed for healing of l'etition, and a Ileal -et'lenvnt oi paid Estate. .Jason M Gimcei:, 1 Vol sate Judge Union coir iv. Pub!i-heU in the L'.niox Tuils <><-t. 10th, lfK-2. il oV * THE NEW YORK WORLD THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION. Head Wherever the Knglish Language is Spoken. The Thriee-a-We' k \\"? ?"<I was a h?illiant success in the u-gniMiig Mid Iris 1 >t en steadilv growing ever since. 'I in.?* is the test of all things, and has set. lineal of approval oil Hie Thiice-a-Wrek World, which is widely circnlu'ed i;i every state ami lemony ot sue i moii. m il wherever there ate people w! u cat read our raothi lonuue. This paner for the cnning \\ inter and t lie jear 190-1 will in ike its uevs service, if possible, more extensile thm ever. All events of importance, no rn.tt.r vliere they hapiKrn, are leputed accurately and protnpliv. ' The subscriber, for oniv one dollar a year, gets tlirce papets e ery weikard Uiore news and general re ding than most dailies can furnish at liv-; cr six trues the price. JL'he Thrice-a-Wei k W? rid is absolutely fair in it-s politicil news. L'oiisau bias is never alloiveu to cfiVt i's news columns, and IVmoerut m.d Republican al'.ke can obtain in its pa." s trntiiful accounts of all the great p ditical c. impaij/ns. In addition to all the news, tho Tiu ico-n-Week Wo'ld furnishes t1r> best, s r al tlction. elaborate market reports and other features of i*?t? o t . The Thrice-a-Week World's regular suliecrlptiori price is only ?1 tjo )ier y??ar and this jiayslor pajKmc. \V<? /iT-i this unequaled newspaper ai d Tick Unjon Ti m i;s together one year for |1 75. The regular autpcriptiou pr'e.'c of the two papers is JEIISBV HULL sf:????!ir?n at my house. 50c cash in advar.ee tor s?o vioe. Calf guaranteed or monov ii fnnd-d. 25-ly J. C. I!untf.it. # v. / Lr , KL* . . t. . CM ammmmm^mmmmmmmmrnrn??mmmm????? E PRICE. . ? ?? r T>. * i L ire going to make you on Blankets, Is, Jeans, Outings, ;ar and all heavy EACEi f Low Prices. F SOUTH CAROLINA rHE <rLithia Hotel. If not, } on Lave failed to see the South. This is the expresie to our place, and we say here rings and do not admit that we ventilated hotel you ever faw to the Springs. This i3 n fair also: If you will coine to the eeiy, and are not benefitted, we This is an open proposition letter. '0.00 to build a report Hotel uubss ler as can lie found anywhere? We think sieian as Dr. L. C. Stephens, who was avion, also rresident. of the State Midi) move to Greenville. would {rive tip his Physician unless he knew we h id a very oe vou ot the superiority of our Water. 1 scenery, iurrouudiuu the Hotel is line, irts of the country. J" order to get the making special i a tea < r' 510.* ( iter week, from two to four windows. Burlington flows. lt-iilvoad Station. Itich Hill, on de from the depot to the Hotel. X ice ;_ion tickets over all railroads. I! A GINGER ALE FOR SALE BY N: WAGNOX. 3 Water Company, Springs, S. C. . Sot to n,? Pooled. j "Both there samples," said the cua touier, "smell like cheap goods to inc." j "Those whiskies," replied the distiller. "are the best on the market. i They're both over ten years old." "Then they're old enough to have j better scents."?Philadelphia Press. Clc-nr Enough. "Yes, John married one of the best ; girls I ever saw. She'll make him an excel lent wife." "it's a pity she's so homely, isn't It?" "Oh, 1 didn't know you knew her.'' "I don't, but you say she's so good." ?Chicago Itecord-Ilerald. if you are bilious and scekin ad vise: s Take Be Witt's Little Early Risers, .lust before going to bed. s on win itii'i on me morrow, Yon nre ri?l of 3 our sorrow? That's sill: just enough said. | Those famous pills do not gripe, bu move tlic bowels gently ami easily cleansing the liver. Their tonic efTec I gives strength to the glands, j>reventin> a return for the <lis order. P . C. Duke Looks Tliat Wny. / \ v ^ 0 ? J ? ?^ >\ ) 1 7tjWu I "My nor. plays entirely by par." j "Is that so? I thought It was by j brut.- force."?Chicago Record-Herald. Olio Minuto Cough Curo Is the odlv harmless cough euro thn ! gives quick relief. CuresCuugh?, Colds , Croup, J'.ronchitis, Whooping Couch 1 Pneumonia, Asthnia, haCrippc and ai Throat, Chest and Lung troubles. I go I soaked by rain, says Gertrude K. Ken i nor, Munoie, I ml., and' contracted i 1 severe cold and cough. I failed rapid j ly; lost 181hs. My druggist recommend J od One Minute Cough Cure. The firs I I Kittle brought relief; several cured me i I am back to my old weight, 148 lip ' One Minuto Cough Cure cuts the phlegm .relieves the rough at. once, draws 0" inflammation, cures croup. An ulca remedy for children. K. C. IhiV. r THfc BEST DAY OF ALL. " Tito Itcnnonn Why Sanilny Alnuy* Apitcnl.o to tb9 Children. Ou weekday mornings father had gone to work when you came down- < stairs, but on Sunday mornings when you awoke a trltle earlier, If anything? 1 "Father!" ' Silence. ! "Father!" a little louder. ' Then n sleepy "Yes." "Wo want to get up." j , "It Isn't tluie yet. You children go to ' sjcep." You waited. Then? "Father, Is It time yet?" I "No. You children lie still." s So you and Llzbeth, wideawake, whispered together, and then, to while j rt?v.i tt ?1.A T.UII.. /..41 .4- ?*A1? uic iiiiiu ?uiiu luiui'i nryi, ?vu played Indian, which required two lit- i tie yells from you to begin with (when i the Indian You arrived in your war- ? paint) and two big yells from I.lzbeth "i to end with (when the Paleface She ' was being scalped). Then father said It was "no use," J and mother took a hand. You were quiet after that, but It was yawny lying there with the sun so high. You listened. Not a souud came from father and mother's room. You rose cautiously, you and Llzbeth, In your littls bare feet. You stole softly across the floor. The door was a craclc opeu, so you peeked In, your face even with the knob and Llzbeth'S just below. And then at one and the same Instant you both said "Boo!" and grinned, aud the harder you grinned the harder father tried not to laugh, which was a sign that you could scramble Into bed with him, you on one side and Llzbcth on the other, cuddling down close while mother went to sec about breakfast. It was very strange, but while It had been so hard to drowse In your own bed the moment you were In father's you did not want to get up at nil. In- 1 deed. It was father who warded to get up lirst, aud it was you who cried that It wns not time. Weekdays were always best for most things, but for two reasons fchinday was the best day of all. One reason 1 was Sunday dinner. The other wni father.? Harper's Magazine. JAPANESE REGALIA. Royal rmblrmi Without Wlitoh the Emperor Could Kot Rule. Tho Japanese royal emblems consist ftt o mnr.nr mlrrnr ?t-mlinll/? nt IrnnwL. I , edge; n steel sword, symbolizing courage. and ngnte Jewels, representing ^ i mercy. The story of their origin was . told thus by a Jnptfneeo official: i The sun goddess became angry with the earth nud withdrew Into a care, plunging everything . Into darkness. The other deities could not Indue* brr ! to come out. so began to make a uols* . as of great rejoicing, which nroused the curiosity of the Irate goddess. Sh* finally came to the mouth of th* care } to learn the cause of the uproar aud was told that they had found a mors beautiful goddess than herself. The sun goddc-ss came out then, demanding to see her rival, and the crafty delties held the mirror before her, which drove nil her sulkiuess uwny. The sword was taken by Susenoo, the brother of the sun goddess, from the tall of an eight headed serpent : that had been annually devouring a beautiful girl. Susenoo placed 'eight great tubs of wlno In bis way and when he was sleeping killed him and took the sword as a trophy. The sword Is kept In an apartment near the Imperial bedchamber and i called the Room of The Sword. Tli* Jewels have also a room to themselves, i niul the mirror Is in charge of a priestess. The regalia have tho highest slg nlficap.ce In the eyes of the people, and it Is held that no emperor can possibly rule without tho three virtues which they represent. lie must, moreover, hold the actual tokens, and In th* Im> nnH|?l 1 - u ? ? * ? 1 . puiiui luuu ji i? enjoined mat on tne | dentil of the sovereign his heir must take possession of then. f . The "Hn*ln" of nn Apyls. One er.d of the npplo hears the name of "bnsln" nnd contains the remnants of the blossom?sometimes called the t eye of the fruit. This part of the apple , Is deep In somo varieties nnd shallow t and open In others. This Is the wenk' est point In the tvholo apple ns con cems the question of tlio keeping quality of the fruit. If the basiu Is shallow and the canal to the core firmly closed, there Is much less likelihood of the fin It decaying t^ian when it Is deep, and the evident opening connects tho center of the fruit with the surface. An It Mcnll j Wan. "Lay on. Macdul?!" cried Macbeth. Macduff was motionless. "What'll be the mutter 1100?" said Macbeth. "Dlnna ye ken that's the cue?" "I was xia sure," said Macduff, "whether ye were Just reoht I* yer grammar. 1 thought ye meant 'lie on' nn' that 1 wndnu stand, but It's all I recbt noo." And the conflict began.?-Toledo Bee. Quirk Promotion. "I hear jour brother Is an assistant bookkeeper." "Yes, Indeed. And do you know, he proved himself so ol.'ver that thsy'ro paused blin over 'the first and second . asslstnutshlps and, nuido bint third ns^ distant right off."?New York World. Htrer Still.; Mrs. Nngfionv?And do you love me I still? Nnggein (wearily)?I don't know; I've, n never had the chance!?Wan Francisco i - Bulletin. t No one likes to he reminded that there Is another side to the story.? ' Atchison Globe. 1 Ono does not have to fall asleep to dream.?New York News. . I J* CURES BLOOD POISON. ? Scrofula, Uleets, Old Sores, Boac Pains?Trial Treatment Free. Fitst, second or third stages positively cured by t}iki;i^r B. B. B. (Botauic * t)!ood Uilm.) Blood BhIiu kills or defiIroys the Syphilitic Poison in ffic blood Aini expels it from the system. At the same time Botanic Blood Balm builds up the shattued constitution. Have you sore throat, pimples, copper colored pots, old rores, ulcers, swellings, scrofula, itching skin, nehes and pains in bones or joints, sore mouth or falliug ^ Iiaii? Then Botanic IiUxni Balm will I icnl every sore. stop the aches and make !ia Hood pure and rich aud give the >eh glow of healtli to the skin. Over j<X)U testimonials of cures. Botanic B.ocd Bdm thoroughly tested for "0 ,'eon. Svjid at drug stores, SI, in iuding complete direct ions. Trial .mUnirnt of B. B. B. free by ad- ~ heesirg Jllorsl Balm Co , Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble and lYea medical adrice given. Don't despair of a cute as lllood Balm cures when all else fails. For sale by F. C. Duke, druggist. An Enillcii Chain# t ^ Weary?Ah, ma'am, I've had n checkered career. A checker? S Mrs. NItt?Well, It's your move.? " Kew York Journal. D A rilled Attrnctlou. "No, indeed," said the crafty agent to the bride and bridegroom. "Our company docs not prohibit kissing on tlio platforms, and, besides, I would call your attention to the fact that we have mere and longer tunnels thau any other railway lu the world."?Bnltl- 2 more American. < V GET SH A.VED! You can pet scraped at any old place 2 but when you want to Ret shaved jro to MULVIHILL'S BARBER SHOP. The most artistic hair cutter in town. Next doer to Tinslev's Jewelry Store. 2-'Mt. Bnl lie Cnit tiny Cunl. ( Ho worries and frets till dyspepsia seta in, .And nil for a million or two; Kis eyes become weary, his face becomes thin. And all for a million or two; He lives upon foods that are tasteless and , flat { Or grows apprehensive of being too fat, \ Fears nervous prostration and such things , as that, J And all for a million or two. He gives up the comforts that money should buy. And all for a million or two; He couldn't take rest, even where ho to < try. And all for a million or two; Hut some day he wearies of reckoning his 1 goid. 1 And ho thinks of humanity, hungry cr cold, And he feel3 that his life has too cheaply been sold For only a million or two. ?"Washington Star. ' Cured of Pilos After 40 Years. Mr. ('. Ifnnev. of Geneva, Ohio, hud ' the piles for forty years. Doctors and j dollars could do liiin no lasting good. DoWitt'a Witch Hazel Salve cured him permanently. Invaluable for cuts, burns, bruises, sprains, lacerations, eczema, tetter, salt rheum, and all atber skin diseases. Look for the name DeWitt on the package?all others are cheap, worthless counterfeits. F. C. Duke. DlfllcnltpH of Our I.niirriutKre. A French man cnine to England to learn English, and the following sentence was given him: "The rough cough and hiccough , plough me through." The teacher told him the first word was pronounced ruff. lie thereupon said tills: "The rulf cult and biccufi* pluff me thruff." "No, 110, the second word i? pronounced 'koff.' " "Then," said tDo Frenclinian, "it must be the roif coil and lilecotT plolY nie throit." The third, fourth and fifth words were explained with the same result, which the render may repent for himself.? London Express. Too Mncli. Mrs. Mnrrynt?Mnmma ie talking of closing her house and coming to live with us. Do you think you could support both of us? Mr. Mnrrynt?My denr, 1 enn support you very nicely now, but I'm nfrnid your mother would be Insupportable.? Catholic SUu^ard and Times. g) Cure3 Blood Poison, Cancer, Ulcers If you have cfTensivo pimples or eruptions, ulcers on any port of lite body, aching bones or joints, failing linir, mucous patches, swollen glands, skin ite'ies nnd burns, sore lips or gums, eating, festering pores, sharp, gnawing " pains, then you suffer from serious blood poison or the beginnings of deadly cancer. You may bo permanently cured by taking botanic Blood Balm (11. Tl. B.) made especially to cure the worst < blood and skin diseases. Heals every sorp or ulcer, even deadly cancer, stops . all nebes and pains and reduces nil J swellings. Botanic Blood Balm cures . all maligant bio id troubles, such as eczoma, scabs and scalos, pimples, run- ,( ning sore?, carbuncles, scrofula. Drug- 1 gists, ?1. To prove it cures, sample of 1 blood balm sent free and prepaid by writing blood balm Co., Atlanta, Cb?. Describe trouble and free medical ad- ; vice sent in scaled let Lor. . .... . . ' r> SBtSSi 21 1 V A4 .V?' A temembsr, Friends,, You will always find a full line of Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Lard, Canned and Bottled Goods, Fresh Vegetables, and everything to be found in an up-to-date family Grocery, at my Store, obaccos and Cigars a Specialty. Bring - Your Laundry to Me. 1. T. SEXTON. Main Street. J. CLOUGH WALLACE. ATORNEY AT LAW. Rccin 12 upstairs Foster Balding. ALP1I K. CARSON. H. L. SCAIFE. CARSON & SCAIFE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Special attention given to real esrte and collections. AMES MUNRO. D. R. DUNCAN C. P. SANDERS. Munro, Duncan and Sanders ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Office No. 4 Law llange, Union, I C. 5-ly . E. HYDRICK, J. A. SAWYER. Spartanburg. Uniou. HYDRICK & SAWYER, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Union, S. C. Office Xo, 5, Law Range, Wallace Building. -I? S.MfC^NSBEATY, ATTO R N E Y-AT-LAVV. >fo. 3, Law Range. JETER BUTLER, ATtORNY-AT-LAW. Opposite Court House, i'juetico ia all trie courts of South Carolina. 5. Q. SARRATT^ PHYSICIAN ANDSCROEON. Offers his professional services to the >eoplo of Union and surrounding conn, ry. Day calls at Duke's Drncr stnr? Sight calls at the residence of Mr. L. J [lames, lS-tf. Money to Loan. 1 liuve money to loan ia umounts 01 $3UU and upwuids on improved laruii it 7 per cent interest. .No corn nission except a reasonable attorney te< i.'or pit-panug necessary papeis. O'j-ly. V. li. DeI'ass. STALLION! STALLIONIi T!ie Etanlar l bred ? tailor., Pcbb'.e ivili bej'in 111': F.O! Sv iSo.i at oar stabh Sept. 2dt.ii. In aires at $10.00. 3S- GIlUEX & B(;YD. C&OflTRACTORS' n? P ^BUILDERS'^ *?d_MILL SUPPLIES. 0?tdt|(. Stttl 0*tM, Ocnau tat Ota * 1 ?nl?t, lUdi, Tutt, Ttw.rt, At wlrt ia* XtaUt Kttt, Htimmr Utritti %u4 Piayc, lukt, Strrttu, Oitta, AuOt wU ffctit Ktlttt. *vV?rt M*try Pm*. JftAt fvM jMlftwry. U)MB4RDiftON WORKS! SUPPLY CO. short roads. ^WTSAQTS' iM |S| Jll AJH?AC~JkS*PJLft ft for everything | that ruii3 on "wheels.' I ? Sold Everywhsre. & 2In?3? by STANDARD Oil. CO. MONEY TO LOAN. I have rry.id- arrangements l?v vrl ic:li 1 an negotiate lo*uRon lift mortua^es or A'11 lt?ci'ed awl Imp oved farm? at 7 >er cent interest on s'lmi of $1 000 and upwards and K ,**rcout. in'e-ou. on nim; ss than $1,000. No commission' d. irced on tlevo loans. Borrower only required to pay attorney for preparing leces^ary papers, etc. J. A. SAWYER. Attorn'V-f\Me?w. 10 10 m. Union, S. C. T?? i *? 'TTfP ) Charleston & Western Carolina^ 1 ^Railway Company. if AUOU8TA AND ASUBVILtK Short Llna f ttoheduloln effoot July ?^h 19C8. ?%. S Lenvo AuKU8ta..v 1010am X 66 Dm nl ainxunniuiTUVD II M pal 1 Anderson 7 It pa 9 Lsurons 146 pm tRia >1 Greenville ....... 826 pm 11 Mam m bnartanburg..... 8 90 pm lUOin ,3 Union .....730 pm Saluda 6 83 pm J Houdorsonvillo.. 6 II pm II Ashcvlllc 7 16 pm }? Leave AsboviUe .7 06 am I Union 6 46 am % Spartanburg 1201pm 4 00 pm 1 Greenville 1215 pm 1 46 pm a Laurens 160 pm 6 66 pm I Anderson 7 25 am V Greenwood 2 51pm 6 00 w Arrive Augusta 62upm ll?6am|j g Leave Columbia 5 IT20 snd^r 8 Newberry 12 42 pm 9 Clinton 126 pm H Arrivo Greenville 826 pm M Spartanburg 8 80pm m Leavo Spartanburg 12 01pm 3 Greenville 1216 pm S Arrivo Clinton 2 22 pm * Newberry 8 06 pm ? Columbia ........ 4 80 pm a Fastest and BcstTlne between Newberry and Groenvlllo, Spartanburg and Glean | Springs. fl Connection from Newberry via Columbia Newberry and Laurens Hallway. ? For anv information write 9 ERNEST WILLIAMS, Gog- Pass. Agt.. | Augusta, Ga. fl T. M. EMMKRSON. Traffic Manager. | SEABOARD J Air Lrine Railway 1 Double Dally Service. I Between New York, Tampa, Atlanta, a New Orleans and Points South anil I West. ^ 1 IN EFFECT MAY 25th, 1902. 1 , 8QUTHWAKD. 1 Daily Daily No. bi, No. 27 | Lv. Ki-,v York. 1' r. 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I'elerstiuru " 5 6mm 4 il< |> m Ar. Kicliuiona " 6 36 a in 4 66 p in Ap. W:i hiiiKlon, W S Ky lOlOiini 6 36 p in Ar. Itnltlnioro 1' 1(11 ll25nm 11 76 Din >. lJl.ll?.l..l-.l.I ... ...uniiivum laupm ilMiia Ar. New York " 4 i:t |> in fi ? in ""Nolo,?tl>?iiy Kxoopl rtniKlay. {central Tlmo. gKaniern Time, |R. E.L. BUNCH General l'asaenger Agent. Savannah, Ua W. E. CHRISTIAN, A. G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. ' ' < O Thla signature la on every box of the genuine ' Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tabic* the remedy that cure* a cold in ?M day i I (o write for our conAdential letter before apI plying for patent: it may be worth money. I Wo promptly obtain U. 8. and Foreign PATENTS : ?,fl?v'APJ.,'f^%r?ssc'jas i f iSlE E "report0 \g4 the best legal aervloe and advice, and oar Ta [charges aro moderate. Try us. SWIFT & CO., Patent Lawyer*, Opp. U.S. Patent Office,Waehiagla^DA