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Henry M. Holme*, Ph. (1. Mgr. HOLMES ^ MOOI Wo invite the pub'ic to inspect Brinhos, Toith l{('i<h'W, X ti* I'rush Fountain Syrinx s, II u.sclnld ' y it>:; fact everything you may need v e *an Suchet Powders fr< s!i i.nd delisj) tf tl. Accuracy and o ire characterize 01 script ion-" i?ro Hi led only hv a gradual We solicit you and will upprcciut ? PtKT HOLMES & MOO U tider I I< 1 UNION COUNT!' NEWS. Items of Interest Gathered from Vunnnc Ciii'tiiinc Kv mil ? ai IUUO ijvviivuij i WJI Correspondents. Wc*t Spriufis Xcu\s Xotcs. Mr. Kditoi:.?<hii(e n time I ;i elapsed since you have ! emd from thi> place, we vert iereta i is st h in ox >! -ne Spring lias com- an I y<u eriseethe candidates fur uialiimoay a> thesjuiug every Sunday having a ni<-e time. I guess the hotel will open sunn !<? i!i.? acconuMlation of those who wish to a tend the Springs. Owing to the continu vl virus far the past, week or two the fanu?u.s at*.*gett ing btd.in I wil.lt their work, It if we li >p they will get through by the fourth of July so we can have our picnic at this place as has I en customary. Now Editor, yon niusn't m ?ke any engage ment for that 'lay tint co.ssi 'er yourself "bioked" to euim this way just th-n and M G. will s-e tha; you ? ?. as inu.li chicken as you are disp > ; I : t woi'. Some one broke in Mr. Will West's c-Htk room last Saturday i.ig; l and took a sack of llottr. 'fins is the s co?.d house breaking we have had in less than two weeks, and we think it high time for this community to apply soaie good remedy. I w; s nty pleasure to attend th" Children's Day exercises at Dog msviUe, the program as follows: 1. L'ioeessioual song. 2. Song?"H ippy Cli'ldrou's Diy." J. Prayer by the pastor. 4. Responsive reading by tii" sell ml. .*?. Song?"I'll go Where You waul Me to Go." ti. Recital im?"Children's Day" by Fannie Mayes 7. Recitation ? "God loveJh the children best.," by Maggi" u fool ueciia"ion-" A Utile u >> s do.ignis by JelT Davis. it. Song?"Let us ero vn Ilim." 10. Recitation?"Jusi. lor today," by An/.ie Willard. 11. Duet?by Faunie Mayes and Miss Com Lancaster. 12. Recitation?"Clnislian Soldiers." by four little boys. Id. Recitation?"In the time of Nehemiah," by Marthi llogan. II Song?He'll girdle the globs." 15. ltecititi > i?"T > ? M ister's workers," by two hojsnud one girl. v 10. Recitation?"Tniee lessons." by Jesse llvalt. 17. ltecilaiion?"Horn of lour," by Miss Ellen I.ee. IS. Song?"Mring Minn in." lit. Recitation? Thoug'i lie slay me yet will 1 trust him." by Miss jauie Hyatt. 20. Recitation?"Dai-icsat the cross," by eight lirtie gids 21 Recitation?"The scorn of job," by Miss Elii' Davis 22. Song?Precious golden grain.'* Dinner was served on the grounds, and after an a<lj ?urnine t of one hour the congregation listened to some splendid talks by Messrs. T. II. Core, J. M. Greer and the pastor nc iliao lli'im' i lo ;i soio ml ' lie morning exercises 1?> Mr. Tom McXaliy. 'J he exercises from beginning to end was all that was expected. hot lire recitations by Miss Lee and Miss Hyatt, deseives; ecial mention, they were jnst simnl> fine. Cross K-ys, Spaitauhurg, Jonesville and Union were ail represented. M. L. looked all I be morning for ye editor but lie failed to put in bis apI?arence, but ye editor wasn't the only one that came up missing. M L. |Thanks, M-ss M I, . g-?fc the chicken ready we will coina if w-* can.? K i \ <? Our Texas Correspondent At the Reunion. Kiu rou Timks:?The Coi federate Reunion was a great p ithering of j*opio Your correspondent attended ii fo?- il.s? first time since they have lieen heid. 1 sliall lie brief in Ifiere remarks for I am sure the editor, 11 learned that he was at. Memphis) Messrs. "Vox." and Telephone,'' whom I net. will furnish, and earlier too, the readers of Tin: Tim ks with more reunion news than you will liable to publish for lack of spin-, so tl.a I will confine my mum k s n, one <>i two subjects which you and th?-y w li i.o, tonch ui>on. First 1 will state that I sought the South Carolina headquarters at inv earliest convenience after re sr. ting Memphis. This was on Tuesday night I found none but strangers, iriost, of them Carolinians, however, butiike yoni humble servant bad transmigrate il ami are now adopted sons of other commonwealths. Not the least dis3our.cgtd hv mo 11 uii/.cn-i iiut'iii|ii io ii(><1 1 lit' I .ll'ii 111.1 folks Tut-sday night I wended niv wa> to the hooth again Wediusdiy iii hihii.' and asked pcimiH%ion to scan the route i where I discovered names of p -op! whom I knew, then my heart leaped fur joy because I was aware of the fact tli t i was almost in the midst of people wI om I delight to honor and love and sin. II 'As long as the heatt knows pulsion, As long as life is long." Among those I had the plea aire ol meeting were: William II. S. Harris, of Joncsville; James I. dtrain, of Etta Jane; Messts. A. (i llentley ami Guult, of the P a Itidgn petition; Mr. M h. I.ee, of Bog.?usville (?) and ast but Lot itaal, Capt. and Mis. F. M. Fair, .. . v Maurice A. Moore, f I 'HA R M AC Y, our lino of |) iiijs, Su'idrios, lli.ir *, F! 15 <i-!i >s. I! >t \V tinr it ,t:!,s J-'-:, \ t oiii :/ >r<, l!r>'::st Fllir.ps, and in furnish. Our line of Perfumery um< 11 r -if.t ion l>"p?rttnent und pre > iiml li.M'iisod druggist, e your patronage. RES' PHARMACY, ?t<r1 Utifon, nt>My<rv?iw.iuin?jui?cw in 'imvrw^-vra < w'to-c smiiiiHT ''ooiiiH'iaue sninl ^rac'l'ms i w r nn- to " e li i>-?l tin- heart i:ii jo;. | mlen-e. !-Vi:h iiu'.se two I spent ih ; e of my tine in Memphis. jitw 'file" iv >i5e - of fin: I'imks, no huab , j vii: hno'v \vh\. I r. Frit-r, ! ?io not Icno'.v what nn J up itiiti . tor %' ,icit ' * is. Hid it. is a ni-iiv I h?v* n-uivtMi a'iv .*? ri.iuI'ouijh* I ?r J am s,i i.ijv nie-v remitaimi ?1-? ?-> not a-ivui'i* in nrch. I wil av. ! <! \ ] , !' ar vwifimisnav* -s o if I my iio'ibi^s, a i wifapls olhvrs at Yist i !5 i' ] iiris' e *nIt s. i !i i' 1 t < M one r i lit \J nip!) s ( of fl'l'-O "little i.i'.t* i oi.es 1 i- ?i.) an 1 it. iiaop. nv ! finish I 1 1 1., v. .1 < ,11! . ?:i.I M ! < I '.11 r i ,i111 11 in iii) l?sM .ti lu'ii'^i'iiii tr?>; iIk'v wo:!i In n hilars, I It* i ii'u iv ('apt. and 1 rs. K.i't p-.s t.5 I lit {i.r.ti k* ( ;mn . j isi. a I c.'iMy to a note iin nediatoh 1 u kI.t ; he oi; on in* x? il to me: "A e ' vmi a dd- 40 Von can a: icss what I ii i. i'. ! i -i.I M with an -use. and a ili.'niv Mil' won i I l| iw h .o-? t> !i i.ni>4 a | ninl'.'-sio i |i. i w <1 a' ill*I I wo dJ |ov t o.i to Us I * i v vi u i iers'. to.iy o; i.iv w iv ln:/k 1.1 Ti x is | met 1)' W II ' \i: iis'f> nf R ii' iii. Ti'a.h. \vli? j iS a I' .! in carry <; mOon in ail vli i lias ii-c i h : t'.ir ;i nn ii'i w of y?ars I li iv.* li r,I o:' ?'arlisle ever since ! j cam.' here, but it litis nut Iwn m\ ! p'rasure to ni-v-t him i:>.tii just Friday. I rin upon hm .it, Tcxarkana. lb* intoiin*.il me that lie met rti<* editor ot Tun: Tim at the re-nuion. and that lie wili h.weatier tie a leader of Tine j L"i M : : s \lr. T. L. Humes of Joiiosville, is in this s.s!u n of T-vis at. ibis liino. 1 ; have n it - n liini ye:, hot I ilea id ot ; him. is'o In at Uaili y this week Mr. I lames lias a h.o' nor in-law at Hailey in till* person of Gadbmry MrWhirter vvlioin lie will visit, i hope ; t see him at R,Milium he fore lie leaves tie: .State. J. 8. C. Exposition in full Swing. A new lei >kh t. just issue) f ir the t Exposition. tells :i very charming i story ot its lii.siorv ami creation and (describe* tin' hea iliful 'city in which the festival lias been developed and ; brought to completion. The booklet is otnbolishcl with rn my illustrations ; including twelve colored pieces of 1 Expositiotibui'ding i and views. Tlicsc | will he sent fr3C to applicants by the j Bureau of Publicity so long as the j edi ion lasts. ] Everyone who has visited the j grounds of the Pan-American Kx: positon during the last few months { h?s been astonished beyond expression unoii beholding the magnitude and : the cxceji'ional beauty and novelty Of the enternrise. It is vt-rv much larger than people generally have j supp -so'l. sitiil it is apparent that I the 10,U;JO,OUO, which is the apt proximate eo.?t of the Exposition as ia whole, has heen expended most wisly and with the happiest results. The use of molded stall'work and | decorative sculpture upon the huild i : ings ami at all salient points with- | I in thi? courts, the liberal employ ' inetit of hydraulic and fountain i feaiurcs, the floral and graiden ! ofleets, the exquisite colorings of ! buildings and architectual ornaments ! and ilium n ition of the whole with ! more than d0'),(J00 electric lamps, ' combine to in tke a picture of unsurpassed lovlincss. The Exposition is in full swing and everyone ischarj tiling. Fly Wheel Bursts. Ciiahi.bston*. Juno 8,?A lly wheel at the power house of the Charleston Consolidated Kailway, li u and Electric l/ght Co., Id feet, | in dimeter and weighing IS tons broke into a myriad of fragments ar 1 1 o'clock la*t night. At the time of ac id",ir the wheel was m iking IdO i i revolutions a minute ati l enormous pieces went through the wall and roof. < )ne pi* ce. li v<' feet long and weighing ah ut a tori, struck a shanty odd feet from the power house and kilh'd hydia Uoimeau, a nogro woman. In the he I bv her side was her hushand who was untouched. After killing i the woman die mass of iron hurst through the shanty and finally half hurjed itself in the ground Id feet ) away. - //r>tr to Avnitl Tf/niM/" ! " No A' is the time to provide vomw If and family with a I> >t11?? of OhaudierIain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is almost certain to needed tiefore the summer is over, ard if proemed now mav save you a trip to town in the night or in your busiest m son. It is every where admitted to the most successful medicine in me for ; l?"Wf 1 eonmlaints, l> ith for children and .adults. No family cm afford 'o t?e I without it. For sale by F. C. Duke,. Drag} 1st. ' TREASURER'S REM TO HIS HONOR, JUDGE D. A. TOWN SEND I Harevnth Hand to You my An nual Report as Treasurer of Uaion County for Claims paid bi me Since my Last Settlement. J. H. BARTLES, T.casurer. Oriliunrv. HoiU r E lUiley !) ^ lie A li Foster Oo > oo Union Olirna^e Worka ' Li-rio:?l Kt-isler , > ! ; I Koun <; ' .Inltn T F.ovler 15 no I' .1 It S;niln 1 <?o H ib. i t tbirn r 2 <>o I) \V lloevi s 1 '*> !' I, Humes '2 oo I K Mnbry 5 ke?! Si ins J li'-' !' k' Fo-Mnr *2 ..M .I 11111 A :'>??? Avf.n'k kittle tV ('<t I JM* \\ dilicr A Whitluek a on T (' .luil v 1! on .1 .1 l.'tl!?'j;?!in ?H S W Kcliv I b> .1 I i l'.isll<>|? <> 1" Sisiu'v < i r?'!iory I n .1 (' i> ivjinrv o <! .1 I. l iilvt rt I V* .1 S Ti!lina:i '> .1 K Heine III nn i) It Air.t Yaekhi -J no r. v in oo .lack Yi.'llag o A I H nlay 0 ?i * N Laws, n 7 0 0 Is*-illicit 0 "> I. J' riinuiiW "? > <; r IMI'.V'ci' I *? \V I I'm lay 7 !l E Wdikntis ti o 1' 11 lb ii-nbaugh 0 1 M M Sparks I 1 I) Siui'li _ S 1) r L liana s 'J .">0 1 L McWh'iUr "? - 0 I (' On i'ki-r -J 00 K V TreinliVy 0 1 I K spjouse " HO lloifil Ilo-v?ll 1 ."ill lolin I>.;\vkiii3 1 ">0 I II Harwell li 00 Mil riwiuas '/ 00 I ' l' S,. j l^s 1 oO ^ (J 11 attiin 1 *?0 I) 1> Kant, Snpl Ed 11 S,illi?; ll.n i ii *> ijO S (I l!o.vail 00 .Ian Scales 1 00 Ma-jl-iirt Ii^wia 1 Oi) li.las .sruilh 11 oO W T Booty 1 oo .1 G II. well. I)hp ISO 72 Iolin A 1*. ol 3 00 I I - MeWliirter 11 s 1 r Sprouso 0 7 I' I !l Smith .1 r * 11 ;i (' I. K"< ves 0 7 ! M Whitehead (I <] W T I'M wards 1 7 M V Spai Us -J 1 1, <i Bishop 1 l .1 Yalit:ban 0 i 1 \J ivil-l.v 1 l' 0 T Heine 7 . 1 I LiUh-j-.hn Co i I> (i (tMIIi.MII .S ! ' ) T li? Iii?* I'M T .1 MrN'eace ii 1 W F hawson 17 I 1 It Sumner S i T CI I'ovslfi' S 1 t M FO'A 1>'V 7 > h W Cinwloid 7 I I W Wilson r.: (I C McConl 2 t 1 M Mobley 1 f .1 C S.H tO'- 1 0n I K lYocor 1 .*>0 i.ee Niiurt 1 00 I'.1 1 ><lV1H 2 (K) I ?' S.n lor 1 00 I 1, ( i'.eiill 1 00 Asa(?ault 1 .">0 hinder MuGowatl 1") IK) .) I{ Sumner 1 02 CCMcCod GOO Union Can Inge Wmks 1 HO 1 \V Sanders, .Sheriff 72 21 15 W Tinsley 2 .'0 I) U MuCiiiokin 27 00 I s Tillman 2 42 .1 h Kviti'S 22 00 h?*e Thinp 10*00 i>i 1 M 11.tit* 1 00 W I> Ail Iinr, Cleil> and Ticns . 1271 ;VJ Isaiah 11 hong 2 00 2 AI ill Sehot \V W Johnson :{n ( Caliie GiGUs 22 I 27 I Join. Fo-ii.er 42 i [apm FOR SJ ' TRY IT ? Women s-" ring from female troubles and weakness, and from irregular or painful inen,ses, ought not |io lose hope if ^doctors cannot 3help them. PhyI sicians are so ; busy with other I diseases that they do not understand fully the peculiar ail^ ments and. the delicate organism of woman. What o the sufferer ought to do is to give ? a f:;ir trial to o ERJHSMELD'S F&nizsfe BZ&cjuEatar which is the true cure provided by Nature for all female troubles. It is the formula of a physician of the highest standing, who devoted his whole life to the study of the distinct ailments peculiar to our mothers. wives and daughters. It is made of soothing, healing, strengthening herbs and vegetables, which have been pr ivicicd by a kindly Nature to o cure irregularity in the menses. Leucorrlnu i. Falling of the Womb, Nervousness. Headache and Backache. In fairness to herself and to ttrati' ' Icld's Female Regulator, every suffering woman ought to give it a 'rial. A large $i bottle will do a wonderful amount of good. Sold by druggists. , t. Send f.ir A nlc!y lUu.trated frre nn the euhjtct. The Rradflcltl Peculator Co., Atlanta, Ga. 0 i' limriNSP (>ee 20 or u W VV 40 (t{ (i I!<?. 11 Hamilton 20 in t M A Whi'niiso (mj n II;iMi? <_' il M 20 01 i) Fannie Wilburn 20 (H. u AO Wr? k<*r 20 ot litru'ee Feat i>.~? 0( Msiry Sin ti?r 20 01 X O I'-ssntfr 27 71; 7 I F Aim .M 2 4; <ir.i Mnhlcy 20 0i i K dinar 20 l ( M til l!;* S.iiiiii 20 (( Ij M Fi.-l .-r 25 (K Maggie .Junes 20 oi 12 Ij 1) miels 4i? o( Aimm Little 20 i ( M is .f Cot11ad '> *) lit Violet Moorhen 1 -.">01 Al'Oe J- tmiags -Jo Oi Cora O Heine 2 > 1.4 ? 20 01 X> ely Sartor 20 Oi Tlit-opa Sailor 27 74 lic>?ie Mi.lier ' 20 <h Loreia IJ.iwi'iiiS 20 ui I .'nrrie liav>kins 20 01 (l L-.rnrt Hawkins 20 (M; i-, J JI Ihir, isun 20 OC 0 M il) lae II<5in ;io <J( 10 l<l i llVtte H >l?) 2*> 01 (i IVaulah 20 (H 1 .!//? Or. er 20 11 (J 1$ Fowler :i7 (i Mrs A O Walker 20 U; ;s; j li.'ttie West 20 Oi > | \V Ji.uee 40 (it 0 j 'Special School X ?. 11 Hi' Mrs X M Limler .'50 o< 0 A WLowiy 00 0; 10 L W illiams 0 01 12 I Mm Miller 0 Oi 10 j D.ivia Jell; ies 0 Oi 0 ' " 100 01 ;0 Miss K (Joss 30?0( tO A Walla r :J0 IM ;o Mrs C Murphy ;(? 01 iO Miss C Smithaul ."10(11 :7 " MO (list in 41 -J Hamilton :i ik *' .1 Mc.Gheo o< Mrs S Met.'ubbins 1,1 " J 'I'll an -s ;;o oi " N \l Liiaier yo oi * Ahbin Fant 20 Oi Alice .Jones 2o (K I A Cunningham Ho Oi Illlillll^lliOll , J- " T K )Jni'.My ii Oi i'lic A II Foster Go 5 I' ! 1 frtvis .h 11/ i*-s 0 41 I ' 27 1< MissMOfiW. H ' A Mm Wiilk'T 01 Mis N M Under ? "> <M Miss C S-Mrlinrtl !"> Oi ' ,1 Hamilton { "> 0' Mrs S McCiilibiitS '> "? 0( ' .1 Thomas 3*> 01 ' .1 Mo rhee '{ "? tM ' CM ii '{"? Oi >1. M i-s K (ioss '15 oi i,i John Miller 5 Oi in iC'iieit Williams 0 (Jt III 1>,IV1S J? fFl ie? 100 til Kj A W Lo\My 50 i)< i'stS l!?T BLOC ALE AT HOLMES * f ?L Lr . . ' *t Li*,-. j.-MPit *JL j j / | The | I \ ^ Cure I owe 'VL&w:? y o u i These cures are endorsed ; who stand high in the Science Profession. GET ONE OF THESE CURE Union Elect C. W. YOl Kansas is complaining that the rivers that used to irrigate her lands ! ' are all go:r:g dry. That, is very < 1 natural. Mis. Nation has made 1 | the state go dry and the old soakers, j having nothing else to soak have, no doiiht gone to soaking water, and the j , rivers possibly couldn't stand the i drain. I Look Carefully j : To Your Kidneys I I I ! Dr. Jerioer's Kidney Pills I cause the kidneys to work as ! nature intended they should. i They build up the shrunken 'walls of the kidneys, as no , known remedy has been found I to do before. As a cure for urinary troubles they have no equal. ^ I no, 25, ?0 Cents its ] SOLD BY UNION DRUG CO. VXioN, s. ('. , ~ . j The Now York sub-wnv contractors, with the niodes-y so character u-tic of New V'ukers. have ordered Uncle S.inj to clear out the vaults of rhe post olfice there to make room for their tunnel. Deservedly they have been sat down upon hard. Don't Force ! Your Bowels I with harsh minerals which J alv/ays leave bad after-effects 1 on the entire system, and where j a.'.. - . . ? . ? . I men- use is persisted in, tend to 1 i . completely wreck the stomach . and bowels. } ..USE.. . | Edgar's Cathartic ! Confections i i I ) I The only harmless, vegetable, J j bov/el regulator, and liver vitalizer i > known. As pleasant to the taste as i , candy, and as positive as the harsh? est mineral. No gripe or pain. j ) i I ) | 10, 25, 50 cents. 9 I J | SOLD BY UNION DRUG CO. t'N ION, s. (\ )p purif & MOORE'S PHA V, * - - --THE-ELECTRIKURE ?AND? ' , )XELIC CURE. * i Eighth Wonder of the World. js Ninty per cent, of all ible diseases without medwhen directions are folic!. It matters not what r Disease is. arid recommended by doctors ; of Medicine and Medical i ESANDCURE YOURSELF rikure Company, JNG, Manager. The Rev. Gilbert Reed, missioniry to China, ha* the courage of his , convictions. In a published letter be bewails the fact that he didipr, ?et more of the loi t thati he did. My little son lie: an attack of whocpnp coiiRh and was threatened wi lipptuuonia; but for Chamberlain's Cough I Remedy we would lwve had a wrk us J iime of it. It also saved him from several wvvre attacks of croup?II. .). THICK 1*AIlKM, Editor Wolid Ilejald, I U\,ir M-?vm. Wool. 1^.... ?.1.. u.. t* n . .... ...... ?, ....on. a vi snin uy x . U. Duke, Druggist. The ptat office department should ry to realize that it takes twice as Much mucilage for a Buffalo fatr stamp as for the smaller kind, and tot try to spread it so thin. ? >Re-id it in His Newspaper. George ^chanh. a well known German rdtizeu of New Lebanon. Ohio, is a constant rear'e ?if the Dayton Vo'.kb/e.tung. lie knows that, this paper aims to advertise only the best in its columns, aed * hen he saw <'Immlierl lin's l'ain Balm .dveitised therein for lame b?ek, he did *1 not hesit ite in buying a bottle of it for w bis wife, who for eight weeks had suffered with ibe most terrible paius in her back and could get no lelief. lie says: 'Aiter using the Pain B-dm for a few lays my wife said to me, 'I f?el as though ; bom anew.' and before using theyit-irft j 3:mtents of the bottle the unlhrnable ? [iH'ns had entirely vanished 111 d she cou'd *1 gain take up her household duties." * ? He is very thai.kful and hojien that tfll f. suffering likewise will hear of her wonderful tveoveiy. Thi- valuable lii intent J is for sale by F. Duke, Diuggiat. Senator <> ay saja that he iA?<>>ng j to retire frotu tictive politics antl that 1 he will not be a Candida c f r rcdec- ! lion four years hence. Possibly hut aspirants for his seat at e warned that four years are a long time. Subtle | .Foe tj Pyspejisia is unrecognized in raj half the cases. It deceives the . ? 1 unknowing sufferer. Its many js? 8 variations work along the weakest Hj B lines of the system. To battle 4m R against only one of them is vain. . I Our booklet explains its symp- U toms. Our Dyspepsia Tablets give 4ft I complete ana lasting relief. I GILES' i I DyspepsiaTabletsC i 10c., ?5C. jS ft 2"??> AND 60C. SOLO BY UNION DRUG CO. K , 4 ll IPC? so fl I L FY* CENTS'! fl RMACY. ?