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| 15 Cent Cotton I EXCHANGE S For any Piano, Organ, g Machine,Furniture,Stove, ^ CJUI1, UlUtK, VJIUpiUl$ phone, Guitar, Banjo, Violin, Mandolin or any? thing else in my line to 5 the amount of $10.00 or n 6 cotton at 15c. per pound J 33 1-3 per cent., at prese sell on installments also. I S. M. RICE. g AT THE OLD STAN] raj is more dang-erous to youi fig or morphine habits, for it Bu Pneumonia and Death. awful results of Coughs ; E DR. K I NEW Dl! I FOR COUGH! CURED HER P "Three years ago I was do B work, or even walk across t B King's New Discovery, and B gained 58 pounds in weight B MRS. A. C. WILLIAMS, Ba I Price, 50c and $1.00 RECOMMEND! AND I ALL DRI J ATLANTA SCHOOL OP MEDIClHC, largest medical college in this sec _ finti nf tticrh rrrurin rilinwiol q/I vn facilities for practical laboratory and dissecting. Equipment new i 5 cated physicians experienced in p required for graduation, Largest Baltimore and New Orleans will b " catalogue M. ^^4 SHARP El Bio to 40 Velvet 5: m from Hach Blade m Every blade is as thin w xutner* as hard as^ flint I whalebone.1 a I Although the GILLETTE RAZOR 1 a new invention, it has already attained enormous popularity and t ia solving the shaving problem A \ for every man. It has taken # \ shavers by storm every- MT \ where. You would be \ surprised if you knew \ how many of your acquaintances Jj X *re us'ng It. * ^ Y /v>cs* Sash? XMSJ/ Blind a f^f Building I ORDER BY L COLUMBIA LUMBER & Notice. I beg to any that I nan lie readied ai Adamsburg whenever my services art needed. Phone connection from Adamsburg to all points, 41-4t J. L. IIames, Coroner. lore for cash, I will take S U ti.:? :? .? J: ? .?*. ?? K ', i nib ib a uibcuuiu ui ^ nt prices of cotton. We in ' | , JR., E. U. 1 j; [)?WONDER STORE, $ | ' life than the drink, cocaine raj soon ends in Consumption, 6$ Save yourself from these H , and Colds, by taking Eg| J NO'S I JGOVERY I 3 AND COLDS I ERMANENTLY. H wn with a bad cough, unable to H| :he room. 1 began taking Dr. H it cured me permanently. I H and am in splendid health." Hj c, Kv. B One Dose Gives Relief I GUARANTEED (OLD BY JGGISTS. Box 257, ATLANTA, GA. J ;tion of South. Dignified institu ntages most excellent. Unusual' * work in pathology, bacteriology ?id complete. Faculty of 36 edu rofossional Caching. Four courses 5 . Medical College building between a >e finished by Sept. 16. Write for uw\ Trial Frke. If ^ [Br you are not more I ' / "riiiliir tnan satisfied we will I * r*$jSJj?tI is JS0s^^W "'Triple nlhrer-plxted net with I J| / Mairflir 12b<P?* ,6 0? / 0mW. ExttWiSUues. per dozen 11.00 I RICEiDRUG / Is and Material mail rnom \(l 1 MFG. CO., COLUMBIA, S. C J ? =J _ I PARKER'S BS? HAIR BALSAM ffn ^rar""MI an(^| l>raut?fn?? tha hair. BEVJB7 ^jH Novor Falls to Hcatoro CI ray 1 SQ(Ai mBI ,'A,r to 1f* Youthful Color. Curc^Hralp^[]i??iUM i a hair falling. i i" J POINTLESS !t PENNINGS. | THK 1>K^ V,LConcerning the oiv"'gin, source of fe, and term of e>) listence of this ery energetic j>erl linage, spirit, I omon, or what-not! I know nothug. Indeed, the orfegin of evil is a uestion that has puzzled moralists, lieologians and ^metaphysicians roin time immemoriXil. Just when he devil )>cgau to ?l>e, whence he anie and what he wa?-> made for I mow not. Scholars <!?f olden times 'laimed that there weil'e two forces n the world, good anJd had, cma-! luting from two soArces, a good j ;od and an evil oil c; these were lisciples of dualistic ^lmories. Still ithers who think Jphilosophiea ?y.: laim that mati'ff disobedience i rcated within the .Individual man i demon spirit, and! that all men 1 |H)ssess a personal d-I'vil. And still ithers believe thai/ (iod, the one righteous God is tfne beginning of 1 ill things, Ix>th phiysical and mcta- i physical. Conseqivently, He is the i Creator of the diYvil. Well, let these things be as Ithey may, the I fact remains that tliore is a devil, ; and he is much in Jvidence in the ! world of thought And action. A thousand personal dtrvils there may he, and no doubt fare, but 1 ami convinced that therci is one great, f big, powerful center devil. "A devil there is 1 am sure, who for some inscrutable reason has a share j in the ruling of this planet?a devil who delights in mocking us from I the cradle to the grave." believing that ft devil does exist, ! what then is he, where does he i dwell, and what is his work? First, he must, of course, be a spirit; for, his territory of work and action is in the -spirit realm; i.: ,.ww> it ft 1 ^ t 11 m tfllll II r*V III I\ 1 UIIIII4JIUOUIIUU, all demand it. To hold his grip upon the lines of so many lives, he must he a spirit. The idea of a physical body is contrary to reason. Certainly, these human representations of his Satanic majesty, such as we see in "Faust" are very ' good and true. They convey an idea that is indeed impressive. With horns and hoof, forked tail, at grinning malicious face, and bodily color of burning red,?we are possed with an idea not soon banished. Anyhow, he is a spirit and rules spirits. As to the nature of this spirit we have certain foundation for knowledge. It is a devilish nature:?but there my expression becomes tautologous. The^, the.nature of this spirit is the quintessence of all meanness and visciousness; all that is wrong, unholy and low; and the summasummarum of all those attributes and characteristics pertaining to morality not possessed by God. tfameall God's attributes, take their antonyms, add thyse together and ydU have the devil's nature. The devil's work is of three kinds; viz, to oppose all goodj to tear down good Work, and to sug gist plans ana help carry out evil work. "No sooner is a temple built to God, than the devil builds a chapel hard by" is a fact beyond dispute. When good motives suggest themselves to man, the devil introduces his side of the question; not in open plain apparel, but always in some plausible, pleasant and desirable form. Oh, no! The devil is too smart to tell the truth; he hides his designs beneath something that appeals to man's nature. In opposing good thought and good deeds, the devil is ingenious beyond our comprehension; there are few arguments that he cannot meet plausibly, or at least with seeming plausibility. And when i nnvn ueguis 10 give ear 10 vneso HUg~ gestionis, his progress on lVu> gkxal1 road is amazingly slow. \ But a great deal of good has |don? in tU? world, and the <fccvil ! has a job on his hands to tear this down. Through his human agencies, he works day and night at this task. Effort is made to turn the results of good men's lives into evil channels, to make their work count for naught, and thus make easy the growth of wrong. As a designer the devil is, in truth, a most versatile and original genius. He has a suggestion for every step a man contemplates, advice concerning every course and a promise as to the outcome. When it comes to inventing forms of vice for his followers to revel in. there I is nothing he cannot devise. For the vulgar, lie suggests the most vulgar of all vulgarities; and the meanest, lowest and r)host brutish obscenities. For the yfefined he has all that taste ainj,''culture could desire?refined J crime, cultured meanness and / high class vice. And to tin; iuidifferent, lie deals out an assort mcnt of amusements and occupations, calculated to please all chJss,.s and conditions. Clod's aii*, and the aim of all goodness inl the world is its perfci't i< 1.* , f?i> tievil anus at t'K5 destruction :l damnation ?>f tlio world and I \s croaturea, livery I man is eontiidmij,,^ iwdm?e tdwurd 'lir .i i. | illi.-ii i".agAj^i jJh aim or the other. That is why the devil is in the world?to destroy it. He does not love it at all, neither his servants; he uses and then destroys them. Just how long this spirit of evil is to exist on the earth, rule in the hearts of men and lead them to h??ll, his home, I cannot say. But this much is certain, hot until the state of perfection is reached, not until men's hearts become no longer fit, habitation for such a spirit, will he be compelled to quit this planet. So it is incumbent upon every being of earth to do his part in the world's |>erfection and not retard or hinder the work of1 divine forces. To perfect creation | is the desire of (Jod, "that one, far| off divine event, to which the whole creation moves." homeTndorsement. Hundreds of Union Citizens Can Tell' You All About It. 1 Ionic endorsement, the public cxpres- j sioti of 1'nion |?coplc, should he evidence , Iteyond dispute for every I'nion reader. Surely the experience of friends and neighbors, cheerfully given hy them will carry, more weight than the utterances of strangers residing in far-away places. Read the following: John it. I'ettyv of Kxcelsior Knitting .Mills, says: "1 nuHbrwl an uttack of measles twenty years ago and it left me with a case of kidney complaint. The ( result was a lame, weak and aching back and I have endured agony from it I Moan's Kidney Tills have Ikvii a blessing j tome. They brought me the first relief j I ex|H-rienced in all these twenty yestrs. My wife also suffered severely from backache and there were other evidences of kidney disorders. The secretions were irregular and contained a sediment. Since taking Dean's Kidney Tills the kidney action has In-come normal and the backache disap|>eared. She feels like another woman and work is a pleasure to her." , For sale hy all dealers. Pr'ce 50 rents. Foster-Milhurn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole aeents for the IlniteH States. Remember the name?Doan's?and take no other. Master's Sale. State of South'Carolina, l Court of CornCounty of Union. i iimn Pleas. W. L. Culp, et al., Plaintitr, vs. Dudley C. neaty, et al., Defendant. In oliedicnce to an order made in above stated-case I will sell at.Union l>efore the Court House. door, during the legal hours of sale on Salesday, 5th November, lftOti, the following lands, viz: All that tract in Bogansville township, containing l'-'O acres, (more or less, Itoundcd by Mrs. Medora Duncan's land, Jesse Kincher's estate, and estate of J as. 11. (iossett, and more particularly descril>ed in the deed thereto recorded in real estate book J 28, page 511. Also tract containing 58 acres in Pilickney township, boluided by lands of A. (i. Wood, U.S. Porter, and Skull Shoals Public Road, and more particularly descrilied in deed "recorded Book II :?(>, page 7tMi. The lota pf land, .wherein purchasers have failed to ciVmply, and the remainder of the lota of land, situate in the town'6f Union, will lie sold on Novemlier 17th. IfKXl, either ujion the grounds or at the Master's office. Terms of Sale: One fourth cash, balance on three'equal annual installments, with intermit from day of sale on each installment and after maturity, with 8 per Cent, per annum, secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of premises. Purchaser to have privilege of paying all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. C. II. Pkakk, Master. Published in Tim Uniom Timks, Octol>er lb, ltKMi. 42-3t Master's Sale. State of South Carolina, ) Court of CoinCount y of Union. i mon Pleas. N. II. Hawkins, Jr., Plaintiff". vs. Sallie K. Brown, et al., Defendant. In oliedience to an order made in al>ove stated case, I will sell at Union liofore the Court House door, during the legal hours of sale on salesday, 5th Xovenilier, 1!KX>, the following lands, viz: All that certain tract or plantation of land, lying, l>eing and situate in <ioslien Hill Township, County of Union and State aforesaid, containing three hundred and twenty two acres, more or less, Inmnded by lands ; formerly lielonging to W. A. Cist, Levi j Young, James Greer, I). A. Mitchell, and bounded by waters of Tyger river, as will mow fully appear by niWrinii ><i plat, made by Steven Johnson, D. G., lOfJ^JMaaoh, 1H37. ^ _ I jvruiH oi naie: rash. Purchaser lo I pay for papers and recording. C. H. Pkakk, Moster. Published in Tiik Union Timks, October 19th, 190(1. 42-8t Master's Sale. I State of South Carolina, ) Court of Com' County of Union. { inon Pleas. Elizabeth M. Bailey, et al , Plaintiff, vs. ltaehael II. Littlejohn, et al., Defendant. ; In oltedience to an order mane in alK?ve | stated case, I will Hell at Union l>efore the i Court I louse door, during the legal hours I of sale, on Salesday, 5th November, 1906, | the following lands, viz: All that certain lot of land, lying, lieing and situate in the Town of Union, County of Union and State aforesaid, and having the following lines: commencing on O. B. II. I (iraham corner on Hooker or Church street, thence along said street to the alley lietween I. (J. McKissiek lot, and the said lot, thence along said alley to corner on Mountain strtret, thence along said Mountain street to the Junius S. Mobley lot, thence to lx'ginning corner, containing one and one-tenth acres, more or less. Said lot will l>e sold in four pareels, plats of which can l>e seen at Master's office. Terms of Sale: One half cash, balance on credit of twelve mouths from day of sale with interest from day of sale. Credit portion to lie secured by bond of purchaser, and mortgage of premises. ; Purchaser to pay for papers. 0. II. I'kakk, Master. 'n i* " * I Iii'iwiy. i ill i Mf. i M??.> 1 I >1 r.rt WHO! IKT liny, HKV). .> _>.:{t U/se Tetley's Teas um. For Iced Tea. w*. ^ k"'J- ' V IM. W. B UNDERTAKER AND Full Line Coffins and Cask( Mr. Hodges, an Expert Emba Floyd & Co., Spartanburg, w on short notice. Calls ans Hearse sent to any part of th service guaranteed to all .*. n ni'i iiMiiii. ili 1 NEW TH 2 New and up-to-date Dress Gc Gents and Ladies. .Shawls, 2 Comforts and Blankets. All a 3, you want to buy. Do me tli< |l see them is all I ask. Don't f 2 them for less. 2 O. A. SWY =? ? . ~== 44444444444444 1 I Ainr o r LU*YC a I Is the House that sell t and Stov ? ^ Call on us for Feather Be + tresses, Furniture SHORT PROFITS AND J IS OIR MO | LOWE & G Y' Main Street . vtfr a A ?% MK V^jp # !# W !^># w jrwvl |THE ONLY Jg with spokes in the wheel tl jr on Sept. 1st in the Steel X didn't Break Down was a l?^__!^SE J J 215 persons which aggregate 11 'S t'ia^ for a load? " UNION HARDWAR j|j HARDWARE LEADER, For Emergencie For the Stock or Sloaovs Lit i Is & whole medic Price 25c 50c ? Send For Free Dooklef on Horse Address Dr. Earl S. Sloan, . 'jjy ' p O~bo71 EMBALM ER. | i )ts Always on Hand. 9 Imer, now with J. F. B ill do our embalming I WPT"pH Aa\r r\r e county/ First dass I NDERTAKER AND 11 EMHALMER. INGSI f >ods. Underwear for JK Fascinators, Rugs, t prices that will make j?. ? favor t9 come and ( j?' ' . >ay too-moctrr-t ^eir, "" ci K R T. f 1ARNELL t s you Furniture t .A ? ;ds, Springs, Mat- J and Stoves. ^ QUICK SALES HO. \RNELL. | Union, S. C. ^ WAGON | hat carried the load SR Range Contest that 3T 3 1-4 Skein carrying x |k. Jf n I ,i 21,500pounds. How !E COMPANY. \ \ UNION, S. C. J * HBCgMgMe?B ,. ; - ' s at Home i the Farm vinveivt :ine chest f * 1.00 Ic f*x-Hlo Haac DaiiUI>I? <fivwiHV? iv|;? w | VUIII j y 1 ^ 1 JH ? ^ 1/ J f Jf .J M