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|YOUR MONEY BACK! ? Cheerfully and Without a ji 8 Question. tl f That is wh&t we say to every man n H who buys our clothing. Give us a & n trial, and if you do not find them H <3 the greatest clothing values you ji i' i ever saw bring them bac and get (( W your i'Cash.,, ^ ^ ^ ^ | > !f | 1] Don't be stubborn and stand in > your own light when a trial that j) will banish all doubts is made so M V easy for you. We take all the risk. S more could you ask, when IT "20 percent1? onySS^qfied vour self rj Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishings U ^ You will need no further urging l"i toeontinue coming to us. We only (j u want a start with you?the rest is fj " ? I CHARLES R. SMITH, | p ^ Hens General Furnisher. fj SHORT STREET STORIES. ,.nT0fbu/?0J-fSe^:^si?p Put Together tor Ready Reference. Worka have Items of Interest Tersely Told been envoiIfrom the knitting mill to i a site near Mr. Jacob Rice s null. For Hasty Readers. ? Mrs. B. F. Wilson, who has ?Rain is needed. : visiting her sister, Mrs. B. F. The Mercury is on the rise. A' ,hur, returned home Tuesday. There are only two prisoners in . -?Mr. II. M. Grimball has been jaH, .drawn as a petit juror for the next lour subscription list continues to | of the federal court nt Greenville, grow. ?Mrs. L. P. Epton, of Spartan* a, t ? Cortim. una burg, visited her sister, Mrs. W. 1). -Mr. W. T. Jones, of S.ntuc, ttas K ^ ^ ^ in Union Monday. ?Mr. Robt. Monro, of Gaflbey,: ?Dr. B. T Walker and daughter, spent Sunday in the city. I ?f Springe, were in the ctty n. I Tuesday on their way to the reunion. Mr Uandv Harnes went to Gafi ' npy thU weck on bnsincea. ,. -Dr. T. T. Williams has severed J m - . c r* r i his connection with the Carolina .r-r-MisB Janio Cain, o arise, L)ru^ Co. and returned to Greenville. ..l.ti.j 1 ? sl,a alin ihifl wpnlr. VIBIIUU IU IUV v.vj . . ... , f T ... ?Mr. H. M. Grimball has pur?Miss AN ade, of Laurens, is visit- r chased a valuable lot in Spartanburg ing Mrs. C. A. B. Jennings. i on Wilkins street opp:site Mr. Com* ?Lieut. C. B. Smith, of the U. j er'8 residence. S. A., was in the city Tuesday. I ?Mr. F. C. Withers, the State's ?Mifs Bernice Faot, of Santuc, | representative was in the Tutted relatives in the city this week. m the mteie3t of lh" ?Mrs. II. C. Miller, of Carlisle, * * n u/r T, P ^ , ,. i . r i ?Gf* ?N . E. Evans, of Columbia, in the city us wee visi ing rien s. wiu deliver the annual address at the ?Miss Belle Littlejohn, of Jones- i Commencement of the Union Graded ville, is visiting relatives in the city.1 Schools on June 2d. ?President Carey and wile ol, ?Sturdy Mike Lee and Iiev. J. Lock hart left Monday for the reun- H. Crosby, valiant veterans of the ion. "lost cause," .will represent Bogans?Miss Gertrude Gee, of Converse vill? at the reunion. College, spent Sunday at her home in ?Mr: J. NV. McCravey, an old this city. veteran of nearly four soore years, ?Rev. S. R. Guignar.1 returned "a?j? th.? cilf Monday en route to Friday from the State Diocern Conn- lho Charleeton reunion, ell at Cheraw. ^ ? ?Rev. T. II. Garrett is attending the Southern Baptist Convention at \ Monday from a short visit to her par- ^ ?Miss Gertrude Gee of this city j) BRADFIELD'S |i wiil graduate from Converge College || FEMALE REGULATOR jj! With the clafi of is for women's disoaacs and ivroj^i. ('[ 1> T"\ | aa Bnd Pprrv S,aritios. It cures everything that is ' ? Messrs. 1. L). J^ee and terry *, co,ninon|y called a "femnio trouble." ?| Duckett, of Whitmire, were in the it arts directly upon all the distinctly 'S city Saturday on business. feminino organs of gcnoration, driv' ... i i1 in8 ?"t weakness and imparting i1 ?Mr. Whit Livingston, a papular ,j| strength; stopping unnatural drains, voting business man of Lockbart, is |i, regulating the monthly flow ^ f . ? .i,A rAlin:on thia week ^ 1,1 <?v,'rv "Stance. It makes sicklv i! taking in the reunion t . (i and weakly women strong and well 1 ?Mr. W. E. Col Ion is in Alabama i aK'!in . fl ft bottle at drugstores. u V m ?UA I 86,1(1 for G fro? book about it. , E* C DeWUt Atfc, o? Chiolg" ? | . ?Mr. J. E. Pryor and bride, of Chester, spent the latter part of laat week iu the city as tbe guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. IX Wilkins. ?We received a pleasant call from our genial Sedalia correspondent Tuesday as he passed through the city gaing to the reunion. ?Mr. W. T. Clatk informs us that he lias a chicken among his flock that has four leg?, and that it can use thrco of them in \ a ' iig. Next! --The advent of the strawberry sea so a is hailed with delight by housekeepers, that delicacy beiog a delicious nod uccxpcneive addition to the daily menu. ? Mr. Ralph EJ ward*, cf Orangeburg, has accepted the position of pre scriptiou clerk at the Uui>n Drug Store, We welccmo Mr. Eiwards among us. ?Mr. aud Mrs. O t) Hammer, who i bavo oetu residing in Union fur J nioro tban a yiar, left Friday for Charlotte where they will make their future heme. ?Miss Mtz.lle Gerald has been elected lady manager of the Juvenile Missionary Society to fill the vacaucy caused by the resignation of Mies Carrie Duncan. ? Miss Sallie Wiikiop, who has been teaching at Sunny Side several mcuthp, has closeu her school and re turned home to lie delight of her many friendB. ?Mrs. M. T. Meador has sold out her household effects Rnd will move shortly to Kinara's S. C.. to live. Mr. J. A. Brown has rented her residence and will open up a boardiug house. ?Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fant left Wednesday morning for Louisville, Ky., to attend the Southern Baptist ' Convention. They contemplate vis- j ?Mr. W. P. Bogan, one o Spring's best citizens, was in the citv Wednesday and gave us tangible evidence of his appreciation of The Times bv renewing his subscription i for another year. We have also , hooked several new subscribers which I shows that our paper is growing in favor with the people. By allowing the accumulations in the bowels to remaiu, the entire sys* tern is poisoned. DeWitt'a Little Early Risers regulate the bowels. Try them and you will always cue them. ' F. C. Duke. 1 J An Entertainment. i The Kind's Daughters of the First * Methodist cnurch will give an enter- 1 tainment at the ilix house next Tuesday from 5 till 10 p. m. The occasion promises to be very interest- i ing and everybody is cordially in- I vitcd to attend. Refreshments of the most dainty and delicious kind will be served, and music, both vocal and instrumental, will be special attrac- , tions. A spelling contest will also be an interesting feature and will doubtless contribute largely to the amusement of the evening. A jolly good time is in store for all who attend and evcryboby should go and enjoy the fun. The cause is a worthy , one and deserves liberal patronage. Pneumonia, la grippe, coughs, coids. croup and whooping cough reidily yield to One Minute Cough Cure. Use this remedy in timo and save a j doctor's bill?or the undertaker's. ( IF. C. Duke. Lunch baskets. Lamps, The Parlor Grocery. A FINE LINE OF I Very likely you've been wantin g to us for it. You make a mistal for we're going to tell you about t For S. S. teachers and Bible stuc contains a complete concordance, and other helps, and within the r $2.00, $2.25, $2.50 and $2.98, a binding. All have good clear fr got the very thing. They don't v but something that's easily carrii You know how it is. Well we'v Bibles and Testaments. It's true so is the paper, and altogether ea boy or girls will be glad to own o that pleases their eye they'll not and that's what you want them to Something new in the line is an i illustrated Testament for 75 cents say it. Suppose you come and ti We're going to expect you, and "The Times," ALLAN NICHOLS ^DR. I. M + DEN' Crown and Bridge < Work a Specialty. doing to Spartanburg. Mr. Geo. Geddes, of this city, and Mr. J. 15. Clark, of Spartanburg, have formed a copartnership and will embark in the marble and granite business at the latter city. Mr. Geddes ?}!l move has family to S pnrtantyurg at once, and their going will be vciy much regretted by the people of Union. A i ear lot B'.cch'a fiae box candy, The 1'atlor Grtcarv, Special Services. A special meeting will begin at the Second Methodist church ol Union next Sunday tho 14 ib. Through the following week sei vices ^ ill be held at d o'clock in the afternoon. and at 8:15 in the evening. The pastor will be assisted by llev. J. Barr Harris of Rock IIill. The prayers and co-operation of all Christians arc earnestly requested and the public is cordially invited. A new lot Hierza* p'cklca - The Parlor Gro~ery. A Beautiful Tribute. M?j. E. P. McKisdck, of Ashcville, scut a beautiful lloral design to be placed on the grave of his father, Col. I. G. McKissick, on Memorial day. It was composed of an exquis ite combination of ilowers representing national colors, and was an eloquent expression of filial love and devotion. This was the only tribute paid the Confederate dead at this place, and is an example that wo hope will be followed. String beans, Tho Parlor Grocery. Visitors to the Reunion. jflhotc*tlTeToTlowihg*T "ltrrsW iWM, t<><vlley Ethel and Maggie Walker, I'anny and Emma McLure. Mrs. W. A. Green, Messrs. I. M. Hair, Web Thomson. Clough Steele, Claude Sartor. Russel Walker, Lcm McDaniel, Carey Willard, John Eison. S. J. II. Ilowell, Tom Clark, J. C. Lancaster, M. B. Lee. J. A. Long. B. B. Bobo and Geo. Fowler. Perhaps a good many others went along whose names we have not obtained. Photographs! Photographs! Peteraou'tS: Bernhardt, the Spartanburg Piu?lnjyranhera. are now working a ihi- new gallery in Capt. A, H. Foster's building in Union. Work as ine as any in America. Absolute atisfaction guaranteed. Call soon , md have vour pictures taken. 19-tf. There are new things by the score n cur Wash Goods stock. The prices ;ell the balance of the story. The Old Reliable. It's a good time to paint your house. Lf your thoughts are ri nu'ng that w y we would be like to figure with you. The Old Reliable. j X5T? ICE ^ 1 . . . I I have just received a car of ice and will continue to handle it throughout 1 the season. ( PRICES AND WEIGHT GUARANTEED , AND DELIVERIES MADE PROMPTLY. ! Thankiug the public for their past patronage I ask a continuance of the 1 3ame. E. P. Murphy. 1 17-tod. )idi nc Jl one, but never thought about coming ce right there, but never mind now diem. lents we've got the very kind, which maps, subjects, index, illustrations, each of all, as they are only $1.50, ccording to the quality of paper and int. For the boys and girls we've rant anything that's large and heavy, 2d, or can be slipped in the pocket, e got just the size for them, in both i they're small, but the print is good; ch one is "a thing of beauty." Any ne. If you'll give them something only look at it, but they'll read it, i do. We know it is. illustrated Bible for $1.25, and an i. They're little beauties, if we do akc a look at them, don't fail to say you saw our ad. in >ON, Union, S. C. HAIR,#AV A I 19 I Dfflce Bank Building, Union, 8. 0. IN THE LEAD . | WM.LL'IWl I The New York Racket Always looms up in the fore front of the procession but we've never before been so far ahead as we are this season. We are SWAArnntr OTr^rTrfhinnr - - ~ " O V? V?J before us with OUR KNOCKOUT PRICES When we advertise bargains you always know you can find then here, that is the way we have built up our splendid trade. Now Listen?"Wfe are selling Fin e Dress Lawns at 21-2 cents, Nice Wide Checked Nainsook's at 2 1-2 cents, Nice Pound Prints at 121-2 cents per pound, a lot of Women's Shoes at 50 cents. Hats from 10 cents up, good suit Men's clothes 82.98, Good Pants 25 cents. Dress Goods and flillinery! We simply beat the band, nothing upper South-C^fftmSUt In' .20 marbles for 1 c , tliree ballsof tliread for 1 c., -200good matches lor 1 c. Call and inspect otir line and you will be convinced that ? j HARRY &, BELK lo fhn PknopoQf fvtnrp on Farfh . , , a* . - ' v ? .t .1 MONEY TO BURN 1 Is a common expression with people that havn't much money to spend or .burn, but if you will do your trading with for a while we will put you in shape to burn or throw away money, as we have deoid ed to put goods down now at the bottom and not wait until the end of the season. We mean to sell the goods if priced Tjvill do it; be sure and get our prices before buying. Prices cut from clothing tcLknitting needles. -mt j MCLURE'S. . . .. -V..'} - , I ' ? Another Big Bargain Sale. .< * . V Having bought the entire stock of merchandise of L. G. Young, I will close it out at such.Surprisingly LowT Prices That you cannot afford to miss my t>4rgai/is. SALE BEGINS TODAY. P. M. COHEN, Union, S. C.