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only perfect soda cracker. Then I
you will be able to m
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UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMED.
Full Line Coffins and Caskets Always on Hand. B
Mr. Hodges*, an Expert Embalmer, now with J. F. H
Floyd & Co., Spartanburg, will do our embalming 11
on short notice. Calls answered dav or night. |H
Hearse sent to any part of the county." F\r?.t class H
service guaranteed to all .*. .*. .*. .*. .*. .*."W"
A ,T Alt J OmUNnEHTAK'ER AND ?1
We very much appreciate the large
patronage our Drug Store has re=
, ceived during the year 1906. We
wish our friends a Happy New Year
and beg to assure them that it is out
constant endeavor to give them the
best values for their money in Drugs.
Druggists' Sundries, Toilet and
Fancy Articles.
The Rice Drug Co.
IgreetingTfor wo7~]j
It is with pleasure that we greet every citizen of ffl
Union and Union county, and we wish for one and lj
all a Bright, Prosperous and Happy N'ew Year.
Just a year or so ago we launched out into the II
Furniture Business and it is to YOU that we owe 11
our thanks for the success that we have attained. El
WE ARE HERE TO STAY |
And will in a short time double our stock of Fur- ||j
niture, and with your continued assistance, we ??
f*a expect to handle the Finest Line, the Largest Line,
ill the most Complete Line and Up-to-Date of Fine pi
II Furniture that has ever been handled in Union. ||
Q NOW FOR ONE AND ALL H
Hi We wish to express our profound gratitude for past M
|H favors and ask for a continuance of same. Ki
1; THE NEW FURNITURE STORE. 1
g W. H. BURRIS, Prop. h
I Sash, Doors, 1
^ V4hV Blinds and
i Building Material
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W COLUMBIA LUMBER & MFG. CO., COLUMBIA, S. C. ^
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For a Pure Food Law. J 1
The age of adulteration has been ji{^[
on this generation, and the advocates i:
of rigid governmental inspection oiall u
manufactured foods are getting in tWfr' <q
work. The congress of the Unity! t
States has passed a pure-food law aid* <j
now conies the State board of heath s
and urges South Carolina's lawmakers |c
to enact a food-inspection law at its ^
sitting in January. The board of health 1
states that the national law cannot af- I
feet any but inter-state cotnnmrce in ,
food stuffs, and that there is one way
whereby a State can protect itself from ;
fraud being perpetrated after the food ]
has been shipped into its bordcrsjhrp.'e |
by a State law'. This is good reason- i
log, and we are glad the boarjd has i
made the recommendation. Ftfm'ets i
are pVotfecteil from fraud in foSyjfetrs (
I by a rigid^inspectiorf of all jgnui/er?, i
made or ;shippM in jihg ^tate, so why ,
not protect fiil'IK^frses from adul- ]
terated foods by exercising equally as ,
much precaution and care? ;
Now come fiends of Wintlirop col- |
| lege who say that institution thfough ,
: its cooking school department is pre- ,
| pared to make all needed inspeations j
! of foods, and they urge that who# the ;
pure-food law is enacted, Wintlirop be i
permitted to do the inspecting, ^and (
thrt it be allowed to receive the in- ,
spection fees, as is the case of slcni- *
son and the fertilizer insr??,rt,on tax j
The fertilizer tax last year brought .
Clenison $156,04.56, and while the food j
inspection would probably not net so ^
1 much tor Wintlirop, yet jjti annual
income two or tlir.ee timeWas ^rge as .
Ith e college now receives would di ,
wonders towards providing for the e%- |
j cr-increasing; number of vovuig womei
who arc every year applying for a*niission
in the State college for wiI
men. t
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TUajthS. i
\Vc take this method of thankiiv^RMtffany
friends for the lihetrnl ~5*tJ?pont
they gave our daughter, Miss Mftdgl
Wood, ijn the contest for the hWs.f
given awa$?' recent1yJ?v the Union l\n'?
' Co., arid assure them that their kirff '
k ness was appreciated. , "-4
" L. J. Woc|d anft family.
Congress and the President.
< )nee in tlie history of tl^ Unite!
k States has impeachment proceedings
" | been instituted against a president Iv
a member of congress, and Presidert
1 \ndrew Johnson came within one vote
9 i of being deposed from oftice by members
of his own party in tjje nation
legislature. _ This was the result
refusal #to execute laws passed MPc
I congress. Now comes President Roosevelt
and threatens to walk in pie footk
>teps of Johnson if congress /pAsses a
bill which seems now likely./ And all
this U a result of the dismissal of a
; bat.allion of negro troops f<fr riot and!
> conspiracy. In certain northern States
i the negro vote is too large a factor to,
| ; he trifled with, an?l^ the Republican
' members of congress are looking after
the interests of the negro >soldiers for
polities' sake. Great pressnire^las been j
brought to bear upon thfe^president to]
induce lf$m to rescind.his order of dis- j
nlissal, but to no avail. Now the negro- I
i phile member# of ^hgress threaten to 1
: pass a bill restorhr^ the dismissed ne-1
gro soldiers to the army, and President
Roosey|lt says that he wilj. refuse jo j
execute -any such law if it is passed.
His attitude is most remarkable in that j
it is an open threat against congress, I
and against his own party which is in
p< over.
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I'nion People Are Pleased to Learn j
How It Is Done.
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wi?h a constantly aching back; with ani*
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Pills make work easier. They cure i
| backache. They cure ever\ kidney ill.!
J. i). C-'ln, carpenter, Chester. S. C.J
-ays: "My back gave me -<> much pan
it times thai I was unable to work and
{could hardly get about at all. This
condition continued- for a long time
| and caused me a great deal of suffering,
annoyance and trouble. 1 finally
tried Hoar's Kidney Pills, my attention
having been attracted'to them by the
strong emlorseij^nt mhrfe for them
and since nsinfcr my back has iK>t
pained me and has gained much i h
strength. I am convinced of the me :
its of the remedy and am perfect y
, I willing that my name should he us< d
\ as :\ reference "
j F<>r salt- by all dealers. Price 5 b.
| cents. Foster-Milbnrn Co., Buffah?,
N. Y., sole agents for the Unite 1
'States. Remember the name,?Doan' ,,
?and take no other.
~ <r^E Buggies, Surries and Harness |
Ouaranteed (of 13 mm..
built (or Style, Quality
J *nri Durability. We can f
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porch a, r of a Hncty. Hull- 14
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rhe Legislature and the Dispensary.
The annual session of the State legslature
wil convene nexj.Tuesday, Janlary
the eighth. The ihost important
iqeption tivat will be brought before
he toftiy^will be the disposition of the
lispensary. The issue of election last
itimmer hinged upon the question of
lispensary or no dispensary, and,
vhile the "no dispensary" people may
lave but a small majority in both
louses of the general assembly, there
:an be no doubt that the election of
Mr. Ansel over Mr. Manning was an
anti-dispensary victory of tremendous
proportions. Mr. Ansel made the campaign
on an anti-dispensary platform,
tvhile Mr. Manning strongly advocated
the liquor machine. The people by an
Overwhelming majority decided the
contest in favor of Mr. Ansel^a'nd he
wilt he inaugurated governor on January-the
fifteenth. The legislature will
have been in session one week before
the inauguration, and it is hardly probible
that any dispensary legislation will
have been enacted before Ansel becomes
governor. His first message to
the legislature will be upon the subject
of abolishing the State dispensary,
and he will recommnid that the counties
he allowed the privilege of having
prohibition or county dispensaries, as
each county may decide for itself.
There are not a few strictly local option
members of the legislature, and
a large number of dispensarv men. The
prohibitionists will hold the balance of
power, and if that strength shall be
wisely directed and conservatively
pressed they may secure some legislation
much desired by the temperance
people of the State.
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The annnalfltoafcting of-series 4. =
and 6 of the Vfllf* Bjtildin|r aTid Loar
association wt^Wie held at tU* court
hvvase Tuesday evening. January 8th
at 7:.to o'clock. All stockholders art
invited to be present.
J. D. Arthur, Sec'v. & Treas.
The Charming Woman
is not necessarily one of perfect fgrtr
and features. Many a plain womat
who could never serve as an artist's
model possesses those rare qualities
that all the* world admires: neatness
clear eyes, clean smooth skin and thai
sprightliness of step and faction thai
accompany good health. A physical!}
weak woman is never attractive, not
even to herself. Electric Bitters re
store weak women, give strong nerves
bright eyes, smooth, vclV'ely skin. beau.
titill complexion. Guaranteed^ at al
drug stores; 50c. r " 's-'
K. of H. Banquet.
The Knights of Honor loilgt
will give a l>an<|uet in the K. of P
hall next Wednesday night, Janu
ary Qth. All nietnhers are invitet
to come and bring their friends.
Long Live the King.
is the popular cry throughout Europeai
countries; white in America, the cry <j
the1 present day is "Long live I)r
King's New Discovery,, King of Tbroa
and Lftng Remedies !,y of which MrJulia
Ryder '"Pame, Truro, Mass.' says
"It never fails to give immediate re
lief and cto quickly cure a cough o
cold.'j^ Mrs. Paint's opinion is share*
by a majority of the inhabitants of thi
country. New Discovery cures weal
lung/ and Sore throats after all othe
remedies have failed'; and f??r cough
and Colds it's the only sure cure. Gu
arant'eed by all druggists. 50c and $1
Trial bottle free.
The Publisher's
Claims Sustained
United States Court of Claims
The Publishers of Webster's International
Dictionary allege that, it "is, iu fuet.t he popular
I'nahridged thoroughly re-edited in every
detail, and vastly enriched In every part, with
the purpose of adapting it to meet the larger
and severer requirements of uuother generation."
We are of the opinion th^tthis allegation
most clearly and accurately describes tho
work that nns tiecn accomplished and the
result that hasboon reached. The Dictionary,
us it now stands, bus been thoroughly reedited
in every detail, has been corrected In
> every part, and is admirably adapted to meet
the larger and severer requirements of a
generation which demands more of popular
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t hut the worjAr^asevcr contained.
It is perMp* needless to add that we refer
to the dictionary in our judicial work as of
| the highest authority In accuracy of definition
: and that in the future as in the past it
will be tha source of constant reference.
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^ HARDWARE LEADER, UNION, S. C.
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> THE TIME HAS COME ^
ft When Feather bedti will again add comfort to tne nome. If you think #
of huymg any more soon, let ua a.-k that you give lie a call. We are U
T. making and selling a :??> noimd 1*-<I f..r *in on *;,.l-; ? ,.?j i?.i JP
ffr hupo that you cun't invent $10.00 more profitably. Pillows, 0 pounds to 40
mt pair, $1.50; 10 tMiuiids to pair, $2.50. \Ve also have quilts, blankets, ^
xr?v^,' nn? nearly everythingelse that |K'rtaini> to housefurnishings. *
* ***r* ' ' aughan will have charge of our wagon travelling through 40
?L the country with bed*'and pillows. Listen for the bclla. If you don't 2
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