Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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!Soda Crackers are bee the food Of the It remains for the NATI to bake more and /NA A U1 &1 ate H Who desire more and J9 known purity, clea Pi qualu . Uneeda I VmA recognized | By the Ifllj As the best of all Soda yJI they do, a union of (W) healthful at the low SB / Graham ( KJ f Butter Thi Wa I Social Tej yjj) Lemon NATIONAL BISC Under u Cloud. I The Vlrut >,tvjr- * Strive ns 1 will try :,s I may. ! Awa-V ba,'k iil ,he ?- tury i . annoi wholly got awav , Charlemagne had organized a sort of From tlti- forbidding. lo vert -loud coast guard by en rolling aT\ the seaI hat hovi is ucr in*- as a sloop. board population %t ho lived within one The baby's Rat a sp it|i,r,,'l no" and a halt lttilcsi of the shore, but Aral tousled hair and varnished tr? s. "with the distnenill ^riuent of the vast Ami. though it do. s not make com- Curlovingiun enipj *o all dreams of naoiaint. , Us little ear Is fall of ,. dnt. val greatness wri e illsslpatetl. Long afterward t'liavfftj V. built sane mil M\ wife's fair yellow tresses shine ,t,|rv m.,s 0 ^ Atlantic, ai d Louis (Hit larouprn a veil *?f ualolmr.iu; v-. . . ? . (1 4. tier temper's father (luffy. though XI. s gal;c\s <d*nsetl the LarbtUJ pi1*1 kind o' hate to teit her so. rates who irjfoitto 1 the shores of the Mc'llterrnnc *t,. but it was Francis 1. And even pussy s got a dash (if e.irmino paint a la mustache, .tpp.i i t ill I,\ ttlto tlrnt conceited the idea And Towser, faithful yellow pup, of a war ' .fret ptr.fc/haHcd and equipped Looks sorrowful ami broken up. front tli" royal treasury. The hired girl remarks that sir- 'b> ' /inverted flte Mliiall lie.ting t IISl-.o ild think that peopli' ought to l>o lage ^ f Havre 'Into a fortified port. In denning time right gin.I t.. get wliic /, speedily illnietod commerce to A bite to eat before them si t. ,1... , .. ... .... I I... "ie mouth oi the Seine, anil he proT I.II...II.. . ....... .1. . * . .1..-, in.M .)i iii * j< /*ted ji scheme -which he ilid not live \* ill ?oiyv* 11 :? tlmo for whlc h I wait 1 *1 . c A happy time, wii.-u at ntv h."u * ten I r/e-f or the construction of an House eleanlriB ?. ts it in the neck. / oceanic navy under canvas. "Fleets J were massed in the Mediterranean." The Major Fraction. j writes Mr. Norman in his "Corsairs of "I can't remember names to save rv- ! ""'id for the first time In life." ' | history a French squadron, passing "llitw do yon il ? in your husin ,*.v I through the strait of Gibraltar, de"< 'all a man .iohnson. ami i f on ted an Fnglish licet off llrest, and know l wi'l he ri?;lit half of t' ,? ^itm* ** *ben, moving round to the eastward. . 1 1,1" drove off sic hlock.'uling squadrons of Cures Him. Ilenry VIII. from Itoulogne." c- If none but the hrnve deserve the fair .to cr?t so*\et*'.# ,m,n a healthy bank account O-CTO is always listed with the brave. W&jL A ffe?0 11 ^k%>> -r v K?rPl \ 11 ? %\)) JL i~&i S.-mctlm,* a married man may Mel AMllOllgJi tne mill IS linraiy SOnsonlic'fi likir Ms friMiium once again, able, it iiinj* l?o safely said Hint a cut Hut whfii ha marts the hotrl inral doos not appreciate a bootjack as a lie Klerks In Ms bondage, then. Christmas presold. Couldn t Solve It, > ^ blind man with second sight would "What is this groat automobile uty?- . liko nothlng bettor than to trade it for lory I hear so much about?" lirst sight. "I don't know unless it is liar peo pie who won't pay their grocery" bills l'ocfM nml irrcH|?oi?*li?llMy. can alTord to l>ny one." JL\?ots are wayward creatures, largc It irrcsponsildo for their actions, or, nt Just His Infirmity. n't?" events, provided with such a curi"Was t'i" deaf and dumb beggar j onsfy* sensitive and intianiinable organangry when you refused to K) ve liiin jl Izuttjoil that we feel It would lie unjust a eoin?" to Itndge them by ordinary standards.? "I should say so. He wa^ so mad ! l.ondrci Telegraph. lie couldn't speak." , Some people know more about thing* Patriotic. |hoy never than they see about "What makes you hoys s#, noisy?" things the all tlicit* lives. "Aw. say. don't yer knew that litis Is the month that Fourth of fluty There are people who ran learn auycomes in, an' we ain't done hol'#>r1n' thing if tt is foolish enough, yet?" . - . - ? - ?r # v amniM??imtr*- ~ - m ?? ? *?? ? 1? - ? - ? oming more and more B People ONAL BISCUIT COMPANY B more Uneeda Biscuit |j| ! People w more Soda Crackers of nliness and unchanging J?| Biscuit have long been {HI People [I Crackers, combining as SB all that is nutritive and /est possible cost?5t. #jJA trackers \ ||| n Biscuit B H i BiscuitJ J J/ :UIT COMPANY I ? . . , . . . HERE AT HOME. freer b'.ispscion. # Union Citizens Gladly Testify. W />\x'v ( It is testimony like the following xv~ \y\ 1/,/f that has placed "the old (junker x" Remedy" so far above competitors, y r, tVWhen people light here at home raise /Vn their voices in praise there is no room y'v.-Yii' J?sv{ 1 left for doubt. Read the public state\ J 1 ' 1 ment of a Union citizen : y //.' ; P*c rffr John It. I'etty, farmer. Excelsior / Np \ \ _/rs. \l // Knitting Mills, Union, S. (J., says: 7 / V V\ V Xv// "1 sulTcred an attack of measles lit) 1 fj J \\ \ years ago and it left me with a ease of f (J ] v\ \ II kidney complaint. The result was a [ II / y. ql lame, weak and aching back, and T have endured agony with it. Doan's v2i>0 Kidney Pills have been a blessing in Mary had a little lamb. '"VJbey brought the lirst reSnow white wits hide, lic.1 I experienced ill twenty And < v* r\ where that Mary went years. My wife also siificrod severely Folks whtsporffd Peroxide!" v froin backache, and there were other * evidences hf kidney disorders, the r ,, c secret ions being irregular and contain? , yant escape. ing a sediment. Since taking Doan's P*? v. *?at ?? *nt"mcr Kidney l'ills the kidney action has ?H;en normal and the l,aVUei.e has Pride's hound to hn vo n fnll CI lS<l|)|)0?ir0(I. ")lli litis like flliotlll't woman, and work is now a pleasure to ? her." One Kind. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 "We had n swell dinner tndny." cents. Foster-Mil burn Co., Buffalo, "luded apples and water?" New York, sole agents forthe United 'liio broken down polithi.in is gen 'j?emem|)er tlio name?Doan's?and erally broken up also. take no other. Grave Trouble Foreseen. Annual Seashore Excursion via ; It needs but little foresight, to tell, Southern Railway Aug. 16, 1905 that when your stomach and liver are badly alTected. grave trouble is ahead, Front Union, S. C. to Old Point unless you take the proper medicine Comfort. Ya., Ocean View, Ya., for your disease, as Mrs. John A. o,.,w.i, v- e .. mr\ -o Voting, of Clay. N. V.. did. She says: X \ll?1,1 f,,i 810.n0. '"I had neuralgia of the liver and tickets sold at the above CXClirstoniaeh, my heart wtts weakened, and sioil rate are good returning Oil any I could not eat. I was very bad for a regular train uj) to and including longtime, but in Fleet ric Bitters, I \i u ionfound just what I needed, for they August ..1st, U><>.). <ltiiekly relieved and cured me." Best For full information consult medicine for weak women. Sold under Southern Railway Ticket Agent or guarantee by Dr. F. C. Duke, druggist, i> \y if, vr nt .Vfc a bottle. Division Passenger Ag't. Citation tO Kindred and Creditors. Famous Fruit Farms of Texas. j State of South Carolina, ) ' j uouniy ot union. > Arkansas, Louisiana, ami the groat Uy Jason M. Greer, Esq., ProUte S,l't,!;wcft r<x;.aclu'd ,iu; Cotton ! Judge Holt Route, ion can purchase very WHereas, K. C. Howzc has made c',eaP round trip I Ionic Seeker ' tickI aiiit to me to grant him Letters of Ad- 'V Atlanta, Liriiiinghnni, Anniston, I ministration on the etTects of ami estate " f?nlK(,|m'ry and certain other points j of Thomas II. llowze, deceased. any Inst or third luesday. Tickets $ These are therefore to cite and ad- >ear a hnal return limit of 21 days, monisli all and singular the kindred allow stop> overs any point west of sind creditors of the said Thomas iJemphjs. Ask for tickets to read by II. 11 ow/.e. deceased, that they be and Memphis and ri?e Cotton belt. Write appear, before me, in the Court of Pro- '* 1 I J*av Pass. Agt. hate, to he held at Union, 0. 11., South Atlanta, Ga. Carolina, on the 24tli day of August, " ? next, alter publication hereof, at 11 Poisons in Food, o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, Perhaps you don't realize that many if any they have, why the said Admin- pain poisons originate in your food, istration should not he granted. I but some day you may feel a twinge Given under my hand and seal this of dyspepsia that will convince you Slh day of August Anno Domini, Dr. King's New Life Pills are guar1905. ? Jason M. Gkkkk, unteed to cure all sickness clue to Probate Judge. poisons of undigested food?or money Published on the 11th day of August, back. 25c at Dr. F. C. Duke's drug 11H>5, in the Union Times. 32-2t store. Try them. j . -k. x ? Humor and Philosophy By DUNCAN M. SMITH 4 4 PERT PARAGRAPHS. You can't tell a woman's age by looking at her teoth. Tlioy may bo tbo 1905 model. "The trouble In naming a hoy Is that most parents think ho will bo a bank clerk at least aud uauie him accordingly. Picnics would he ir?*h more enjoyable if there wore no X^\ next day. ('hairs were VT; C ma?lo to sit on, * 7 ?ud most men know it. ^ _ j lie is wise who ft "is that it is eiieapj er to try to raise his garden sass at , his grocer's than to try to raise It in his back yard. I _ j While the sweet girl graduate may uot know everything, lots of people , wii > smile at her effort do not know half as much as she does. It would bo a lienp quieter world If ' youii? ladies wlio sing were mind readers. No amount of argument would eonvinoo the father of twins that the rest of the men were not Jealous of hiiu. Some speech may be silver, but the drummer's line of talk is brass. There is nothing so pleasant as re reiving a letter, unless It happens to hi?" ; a duu. The New Terror. There is a difference of opinion as to whether the man is a public benefactor who causes two automobiles to blossom where there was but oue before. If a man has a lot of poor relations that he wants to dispose of and still not run foul of the law. an automobile is a handy tiling to have about the place. lie starts them off blithely in tlie morning with a song in their hearts and a few gallons of gasoline in the tank, and when they come back at nigbt they don't come back. See? As a quiet, relined sport automobiling is all right for the man of strong nerves who doesn't mind getting killed occasionally, but as n family conveyance the old reliable wheelbarrow has It beaten three ways from the sprocket if there happens to be any women about who are subject to hysteria. Willing to Try. To find n man for Norway's king They're looking everywhere. In highways, byways, corner lots Ami oven in the nlr. If they would send for Harry behr, Would take rtnd keep him, too, To he would never more return To dawn upon our view, f To thore Norwegians we would A grateful people be. Their praises long and loud we'd sing Across the sounding sea. . Cause and "Effect. They had Just finished eating ft Inte supper of lobster, and ft was time to go. "May your dreams be of me," said the young man, tenderly bending over i lier. The young lady replied feelingly that she didn't see how they could help being of him, but she was far too polite to even hint sit the secret reason. How to I^pnovnte Farnltarp. To renovate pieces furniture (bo old varnish must be removed. To do this pour boiling water, to which a little piece of washing soda has been added, over the piece of furniture and after it is dry wipe it with a piece of flannel which has been wet in either turpentine or naphtha. The next day it will have to be sandpapered. To take the dye evenly the whole surface should he wet Just before the color is applied with clear hot water. Most housekeepers prefer n white enamel to any colored stain. When white Is used the piece of furniture which you are renovating must be left perfectly dry. Give It two conts of white varnish, then rub it down with sandpaper and after this oil it with a soft silk cloth and rub until there is a high polish. J DON'T^fftu) I'M J uusy ?y ^ /oHr^ Money tnlks. but It Is hard for sonto of us to get nn Interview with It. If we will Just have n little patience the'rangnzlnes will get around to Julius Caesar und his wars. I ?l?a*3 MUUMUUIIUM 1 WANTED I II -by- r | SExcelsior Knitting! I j Mills, [ I 5 UNION, S. C.: t t j 1,000 first-class Cedar- 1 Post, each 8 feet long and to measure 4 inches square at the small end; ? J also 500 cords first-class 4?ft. Pine Wood. S 2 a s ?APPLY TO? J { J. H. GAULT, { Treasurer & Manager. J 19-2 It t Cheap Rates to Texas. V nSLmRk Arkansas, Louisiana, and the Southwest, Each first and lliird Tuesday you can purchase tickets at Atlanta, Birmingham, Anniston, Montgomery, and certain other points to the Great South-west and return by Memphis and the Cotton Belt route at j greatly reduced rates. Tickets allow 3^ ston overs any place west of Memphis, and are good tcr return any day within 21 days after purchase. Write me to make arrangements and see that your tickets read by Memphis and the Cotton Belt route. L P. Smitft, Traveling Passenger Agent, 203 Equitable Bldg, Atlanta, C?a. WALLACE & BARRON ATTORNEYS AT LAW.' .1. CLOCUM WALLACK. 1*. 1?. HAKRON. " ( Ulice?Rooins-12 and 13 m> aLnira ??r? positc Hotel Union. Practice in the State and United States Courts. 24-ly SCAIPE & HAMBUN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. FOSTER BUILDING, UNION, S. C. D. H. MONTGOMERY, M. D. PRACTICING PHYSICIAN. Ollice in Opera House Building. Day calls left at Duke Drug Co. Residence Phone 1471 11-llitp F. C. DUKE, Representing the Best and Most Liberal Life, Health and Accident Insurance Companies in the world. OFFICE: Room 4, Nicholson Building. ^ J. A. BROWN. DEALER INj REAL ESTATE, STOCKS AND , BONDS. HOUSE RENTING AND COLLECTING A SPECIALTY. OFFICE ON BACHELOR STREET. \ BOILERS AND ENGINES. Tanks, Stacks, Stand Pipes, and Sheet Iron Work; Shafting, Pulleys, Gearing, Boxes, Mangers, etc. Mill Castings. J Cast every day; work 200 ; WH hands. Lombard Foundry Machine and. . Boiler Work and Supply Store. Augusta, Georgia. j THE " BOSS COTTON P1ESS1 SIMPLEST, STRONGEST, BEST Thc Murray Ginnino Systkm 'Gin*, Feeder*, Condenser*, It*. GIBBET MACHINERY CO. Columbia. 3. C. ^