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Excelsior Kr
Of Unio
FIFTY families or
DRED Toppers, Ki
Finishers, ages from (i i
wages at any and all of
all of which is nice and
we pay are much high
other hosiery mill in tl
We have young men
make from $25^0 to S
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vv e aiso wan i r 1 v
good Cedar Posts.
APPL
J. H. GAULT, 1
:EEz~EE
IGLENN SPRINGS
!Has a record of over One L
successfully used by the me
ment of all diseases of the I
all disorders resulting fro
torpid liver, jaundiced skii
all forms of dyspepsia, it is
FOR SALE AT HOJ
For rates of board and
5tUHCO|JUUUCUUf.
THE GLENN 1
? = - &
THEIR GAME
OF HEARTS
By Elsie Carmichacl
<"?WH/h'-. MM. ?>y T. C. MeClurc
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"I am awfully sorry," ho sal<l meekly,
hut his eyes, belied his worils. "1
ronlly wouldn't have conio If 1 had ]
known I had to Inflict myself on you
In this wny." lie offered his arm.
looking at her downcast. piquant little
face with a world of pity in his eyes.
"Don't take it so hard, dear," he whispered.
'
She raised her head and flashed him
a defiant look. "You forget." she said
Icily. "Don't take advantage of our J
having to sit next one another through
a long dinner to treat me so. 1 don't i
see what .Mrs. Clarke was thinking of."
Don's eyes twinkled. "Well, really,"
he said. "I don't see that Mrs.
Clarke can he blamed. IIow could she
know that you had refused me last
evening? If you don't want to talk to
me you can talk to your other neighbor."
Nan looked at the fat. stupid old gentleman
on her other side and made a
little mono. "Ho Is certainly the lesser
of two evils," she said and turned liar
round white shoulder to Don.
Tim latter, with seeming eagerness,
talked to a gay young widow on his
other side, and Nan listened with wandering
attention to the dissertation of
the elderly gormand on the delights of
pate de foie gras.
The conversation between the widow
and Don waxed most frivolous. Nan
felt the angry tears coming to her
eyes. It was hot fair to treat her so.
Nev^r since she had known him had
he dcill?erately turned his hack on her.
Every one would notice it. She hated
that widow.
"Ah, that will be glorious!" cried the
latter. "Will you come for me at It.
ami may I really drive those grays of
yours all the way out to the club? I
long to feel the reins in my hands
again. I haven't driven good horses for
so long. Most people are afraid to let
me try, but you know I can drive,
don't you, '?on? Do you remember
long ago. in those good old days, how
we used to go spinning out to the
Country club ami"? Then lier voice
dropped, and Nan heard no more.
Oh. if only Archie or Dick or Maicalm
were next her, wouldn't she show
Don how little she eared? ltut this j
stupid old Mr. .Tones could hardly bo i
Induced to take his attention from his |
plate for a moment. She talked excitedly,
the color mounted Into her cheeks,
and Don, who watched her surreptitiously,
thought ho had never seen her
so ebarmlner Tt wna . i.
tlilnu Just to sit next her this way, even
if she would not speak in him.
Ho listened only list If mechanically to :
what Mrs. Wright was saying. His j
ndnd would wander hack to that last
evening when he had finished that delicious
waltz with her and they had
strolled Into the conservatory. He
<^>uld still hoar the last strains of the*
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I caused by disor- W UfW
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j music die away, sobbingly sweet. Sh
was radiant in her lUniy rose colore
gown that he told her looked like a hi
of sunset cloud. She had seemed happ
and content until lie had made the nils
take of telling her he loved her, am
then the whole radiant world wa
suddenly turned to cold gray tones, n
when the evening colors in the sky fad
Into the twilight.
| The hostess rose, and he stood bacl
[ to lot Nan pass. She had never a loo'
for him, hut chatted gnyly with Madg
Trelawney as they left the room. The
lie threw himself hack in Ills chair an
smoked In silence, not listening to tli
talk nhout hlin.
When he strolled into the drnwln
room half an hour later Mrs. Clark<
who was near the door, held out a d<
tnlning hand. "I want you to take Na
into the library to play .phigpoiig," sli
! said.
"But perhaps she won't want to," ol
. jected Don. Mrs. Clarke looked at hir
| shrewdly.
"Don't you think I know that yo
J and Xan liave quarreWl?" she aske<
I "Am I blind? Be a good boy am
make It up."
"I am willing enough to, Mrs. Clarke,
he said so earnestly that his liostea
felt as though he had taken her lnl
his confidence and led him up to th
low couch near the fire, where Xan wa
still talking to Mndgo Trelawney. Th
i 1...1 -
coior unci gone rrom lier race now, nn
she looked tired nnd listless.
"Take Mr. Prentice into the Hbrnr,
nnd make him play pingpong, Nan,
liegged Mrs. Clarke. "Things are gc
ing very dully tonight, and I wan
some one to start them up a hit."
Nan was surprised to find herself i
moment later alone in the dimly lit 11
hrary with Prentice. She bad not In
tended to come. Now that she wa
I there, however, she longed to sit dowi
| on the low seat before the lllckerlni
fire and have him tell her again hov
i he loved her. If she could hoar tlios
words now she thought her nuswe
would he different. He had taken he
hy surprise last night. lie had takei
her love too much for granted am
hurt her pride. But all that was'ovet
She dared not yield to the spell of th<
lire light. She picked up a racket am
tried the delicate little celluloid ball 01
the table.
"Come on," she said. "We might a
well play a set to please Mrs. Clarke.'
They played a game absent minded
ly. "Love one," he said when they ba?
finished.
"But It isn't." pouted Nan. "It's n<
fun to play with you. You never keej
score right. You won that game."
"Oh, did I?" he inquired. "I am sur
prised. You always win."
"What V Ofllraa
? * ..M % ?u OVU1 UlUIl^
"What game do I over win, Don? 1
im at most games, and you
4now it."
"Oh, hearts," ho sal?l.
"But this Isn't hearts!" she cried
teillfiilly misunderstanding him. "It'f
fdngpong, and it isn't love one."
"But it always is for me." he said
She went oh playing and Ignored tin
subject.
"I think tills will probably be tin
last game we will have together for f
long time," he said mournfully aftei
'." icy had played in silence for a feu
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Nan missed the ball. "Why?" she
> asked. The color loft?her face and ?
v then surged hark again.
S "I am going to stnrt for'South Africa n
j next week." h" said. "Some hus{n08S ^
( Interests rail tue there, and if all goes
I well I may deride to stay forever." ?
Nan picked up the hall. "OTi!" she
said after a moment. "South Africa ?
must he -a-or?very interesting place, _
f but rallier or?hot, is it not?"
t "Yes," he said pensively. "It's n very
! unhealthy rliuinto where i am going.
Marsh fever, cholera?all those things E
Skill people off rather fast." v
He sent the hall hack so wildly that ?
Sit landed on top of the bookcase. "The '
game Is mine," he said, throwing down ^
Shis racket.
"Ilut it isn't," she said. "I won It a
fairly and squarely." < , f
Iler lips were trembling and there v
^ were bright tears In her eyes as alio g
^ went over to the flreplaee and looked a
down into the leaping flames. There
? was something so pathetic and lonely
0 about the little figure In the fire light j
that he went to her quiekly. ]
t "Please say the gatpc Is mine," lie
y begged and held out his hands.
She swayed for a moment as though
she would fall and then turned and ?
s put lx>th her little hands in his.
g "Well, yes," she said, smiling through
0 her tears. "You have won, Doij. Only ?
please don't go to South Africa."
It
[< The Women of Noro. J'
c The women's dress Jin Bongoa shows q
n great variety of cololhv hut because of a
(1 their black lined teeth, which are often
e filed to an nrcli In front, they are, as a 3
rule, not charming to look upon. Their g
hair Is fringed over the forehead and J
?, temples, while at the back It Is drawn
?- into a knot, from which one end Invaii
riably straggles, giving a most untidy
o effect. The wealthier women wear
their finger nails very long. In some In- j
>- stances almost as long as the finger it- t<
n self, and sometimes the nail is protected
with an artificial shield of sliver, a
u All have their cars pierced, and ninny 1
I. of them wear a round bono or a stick
(1 resembling a cigarette In shape and
size thrust through the aperture.?Ev"
erybody's Magazine.
s
o "Imp" find
o IIow the use of words changes is
a well illustrated by this extract from ^
0 Bacon's "Pathway Unto Prayer:"
,1 "Lot us pray for the preservation;of
the king's most excellent majesty and
v for the prosperous success of ids en"
tirely beloved son, Edward, our prince,
that most angelic imp." 8
1 In those days "brat" had also quite '
another significance. In an old hymn
liy Oascolgne is the line: *
[. "O Abraham's brats, O brood of .
r blessed seed."?John Bull. ^
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WEAKNE88
11 6421-2 Congress St.
Portland, Mains, Oct. 17,1002. C
I consider Wine of O'ardni superior
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? and I know whereof 1 speak. I suf- ?>
fared for uine months with suppressed
1 menstruation which completely prostrated
me. i'ains would snoot through
my hack and sides and I would hare
blinding headaches. Mr limbs would
2 swell u;> and I would feel so weak I
oould not stand up. I naturally felt tl
discouraged for I seemed to be beyond w
the help of physicians, bnt Wlno of
Cardui eauio as a God-send to mo. I a
1 felt a change for the better within a pi
week. After nineteen days treatment .
I menstruated without suffering the
> agonies t usually did and soon became
4 regular and wiihout pain. Wine of _
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.' Treasurer, Portland Economic League . b
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Mortgagee s Sale.
By virtue of tlm power contained in a
srtain Chattel Mortgage, given to the
ndersigned on the Second day of Apiil,
.. D , 1903, by J. S. Adams, and duly
corded in the Office of the Clerk of
ourt for Union County, South Carona,
on the 21st of April, in 'lbcotd of
battel Mortgages. Book tl, No. 7, page
15," the undersigned will sell to the
ighest bidder for Cash, before the
ourt House Door, at Union, S. C., on
londay, the 5th day of October, 1008,
'ginning at 11 o'clock, a.m., the foliwing
described personal property, to
it:?
''Three (3) mules bought of Crawford
ad Aycock, one n black horse mule,
Dout five years okl, one a black hoi so
lule, about six years old, and the other
black horse mule about seven years
Id.
Two |*21 mules bought of Morgan
ron Woiks, of Spartanburg, one a black
orse mule about ten years old, and the
Lher a black horse mule, about seven
pars old.
One [ 11 black mule bought of O. P.
[organ, of Spartanburg, about ttve
pars old.
One [ 11 black mare mule bought of
V. D. Sartor, about seven years old.
One [I] Sorrel hoiso mule bought of
\ C. Duncan, about twelve years old.
Three |3J New 2} Wagons bought of
Irawford and Aycock.
One [IJ second hand 2J wagon bought
f T. C Duncan.
Eight sets of two horse wagon bar
ess."
Being the property covered by, and
escrilied in said mortgage.
1^Af?v?a aF Galo* f Viol,
XCiillO UL V/OOII,
luTTalo Cotton Mills, Mortgagee,
Per T 0. Duncan, President,
eptember 18, 190.'!. 3')-2t
Bridge Letting.
On Tuesday, Oct. ?, 1903, the County
loard of Union county will meet
ath the Cherokee County Board,
t Giindall Shoals, for the purpose of
?tting contract for a new bridge at that
lace. Plans ?ud specifications can be
ten at the place on day of lotting. Lowst
responsible bidder will get contract
nd will be required to give bond for
aithful fulfillment of same. Main span
rill be of steel, 2*20 fret long, on either
teel or stone piers. Bridge will be let
112 o'clock m.
38-3t T. J. Bktknuarqii,
Supr U. C.
Notice to Creditors.
;tnte of So ttb Carolina, 1 Court of
County of Union. J Probate,
lary M. B. Munro as Administratrix
with will annexed of George Munro,
deceased, Plaint iff.
against
["homes K. Palmer aud C. II. Peake,
Def? niantj.
Under the above preceedibgs the oredxirs
of George Munro, deceased, are repeated
to present their claims properly
ttested within thirty days from date.
Jason M Gkkbk.
9- Probate Judge.
Sale of Real Estate.
The estate of Mrs. E. It. Turner, doeased,
containing 180 acres, more or
ess, in Pinckney Township, will be
old at nublic auction, before the Court
louse ooor, on Salcsday, Monday, Ocaber
5th.|
Terms of sale: One third cash, balnce
on a credit of one and two years,
'urchascr to pay for papers.
Mrs. W. M. Gallman,
Mrs. H. N. Gallman,
Win. Turner,
Mrs. K. M. Smith,
Mrs. A. 8. Kelley, 39-2t
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hate of South Carolina, 1 Court, of CotnJounty
of Union, ) mon l'.eas.
p. it f-.- it..:....
w M \ t?nt f A* a IIUIVI f 1UI UUIUU
County, 1*1 If., vs. ?
Mrs M. C. Ray, et. al., Dft.
In obedience to an order made in al>ove
t.-tted case, 1 will sell at Union, bofore
he t/ourt House Door, during the legal
lour of sale, on Salesday r?th October,
b03, the following lands, viz :
That certain lot of land and the buildng
the:eon, in the Town of Union,
'/Oimty and State aforesaid, on the East
ide of Church Street and adjoining lot
f W. R. Davis and of W. A. Ii< binson.
Terms of Sale:
One half cash, balance on a ere lit of
ne year from day of Sale, with interest.
!redit portion to lie sjeured by bond'of
urchase.r, and a mortgage of the premies,
with the privilege of paying all
a?h. Purchaser to pay for papers
nd recording.
R ilc. W, Sandeks, Sheriff.
Notice.
Al! persons are liereby forbidden to
rtt5ar\QQC nnnn otiw i?t? lun'la l-..
u|?>ii mi; ui in.r iniiua ritiici >'V
miking, riding, hunting. Ratting rabbit
ums or in any other manner. Sue!:
PMons will be prosecuted to the full ex*nr,
of the law.
3S-4t. Kl'IIRAM jK'rKR.
Bridge Letting.
On Thurs lay, Oct. 1, 100.1, Hoard of
braniissioiieis will 1>^ at Cedar Bluff
ridge lo let contract for the building of
pproac'ies to each end of bridge, also
> rurie piers a few feet higher than
resent ones aro. A'a> on Friday, 2nd
f Ootolier, will let approaches at Gist
ridge, and the building of one new piei
rid raising of one a few feet higher.
pecificationH for each bridge and pier
ui be seen on day of letting. Letting
ich day lo lie had u? eleven o'clock.
3rt-3t T. J. Hktkn kairoii,
Supr U. C.
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is t he place to buy your
Dry Goods,
Trimmings,
Ribbons,
Shoes,
Hosiery,
Capes, Jackets,
Men and boys
Clothing, etc.
Tricots in all shades at 25c yd.
Ladies' Plusli Capes from 98c
to $2.50.
Ladies' Skirts from 08c to $4.50
Ladies' Underskirts from 50c
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2 spools machine cotton for 5c
Mrs. D.N.Wilburn's.
TEN THOUSAND CHURCHES.
In the United States have used the
Ixmgman & Martini-/ pure Paints.
Every Church will be given a liberal
quantity whenever they paint.
Don't pay $1.60 a gallon for Linseed
oil (worth 60 cents ) which you do when
you buy thin paint in a can with a p ilnt
label on it.
8x6 make 14, theiefore when you
want fourteen gallous of paint, buy only
eight gallons of L & M., and mix six
gallons of pure linseed oil wi'h it.
You need only four gallons of L. & M.
Paint, and three gallons of Oil mixed
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Houses painted with these paints
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These celebrated paints are sold by
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Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that A. J.
Hill, guardian of the estate of Annie
L. Betsill, minor, has applied to
Jason M. Greer, Judge of Probate, in
and for the County of Union, for a final
discharge as such guardian.
It is ordered. That the 19th day of
October, A. D , 19DJ, lie fixed for
hearing of Petition, and a final settlement
of said Estate.
Jason M. Greek.
Probate Judge, Union County, S. C,
Published irr Union Times 18th of
Sept., 190-1 38-:i()d.
Master's Sale.
State of South Carolina, 1 Court of CornCounty
of Union. ) mon Pleas.
S. G. Grady, et at,
vs.
George Harris, et al.
In obedience to an order made in above
stated case, I will sell at Union, dining
.1 I e ?? - * '
iuc I1UUI3 Ul SHIH, WIOTP 1 lift ' ."OUil
House door, on snlcsday, 5t.li of Oct.,
1903, the foil swing land', viz:
All that certain piece, parcel or tract
of land lying, being and situate iu Union
township, county and State aforesaid,
and bounded formerly by Frank Ilob .on
place, lands of States It. Crawford, the
Thomas Sartor plucj, and lauds of I)
Thomas B Jeter and others and containing
about one hundred and tighty-slx
acres, more or less, and known as the
"Harris and Sartor place."
TKHMS OK SALE:
One half cash, balance on a credit of
twelve months with interest from diy of
sale, socured by boud of purch icer and
mortgage of ptemlser sold with leave
to purchaser to pay all cash, l'urchasei
to pay for papers and recording.
. C. II. IV.AK \
38-3t. Master.
Notice to Trespassers.
AU persons are hereby foihidden to
trefpass on any of iny lands either by
walkiug, riding, hunting, fishing or in
any other manner.
38-4'. W. T. Mounts
McCreery Glymph,
Graduate Optician.
Willi twelve years expeiieuce in
the practice of Opthalmics in many
of the largest cities of the Nort(j, now
permanently heated at Union, S C.
Errors of Astigmatism, Strahismus.
Photophobia, Presbyopia, Ilypermetropia,
M)Oj?i.i and Asthenopia
orrected by tho uso of epcctac'es. If
not convenient to visit my ofti ie,?
notify me and I will call at y i r resi
deuo-\
Oflice, M iV P. Bank building rear
Union Drug Store. Hours 9 lo 1 2 i
m., 2 to 6 p m.
EYES TESTED FREE.
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500 acres Timber Land, Cannon
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ATORSKY AT LAW.
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